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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-22
AMERICA FEELING
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district consequently at its minimum.
New movements are chiefly directed
to preparations for moving the crops
and handling the autumn trade. Both
of these divisions of industry are ex-
pected to be particularly active. The
harvest is now well under way, and
wheat rapidly coming into the market.
Corn and cotton will soon follow. The
yield in many cases will fall below
early expectations; but in the aggre-
gate the quantity will be- considerably
|abavc the average. Prices are high, and
the aM3unt of money required to carry
or market the crops will be unpreee-
dentcd. This b rG ] however will be
well distributed, Dpeausc the farmers,
aided by rising land yames, are more
prosperous and better able to carry
their crops than ever before. Bank de-
posits in the farming districts have
risen largely, and the west will lean
very lightly, if at all, upon the east
for the financial aid that formerly was
the controlling influence upon the
banks here at this season. This does
not mean that the western flow Of mon
ey will not have some effect, even in
this market. The great activity Of
trade in the west and south resulting
from the profitable harvest must have
stimulate business here; increasing the
demand for credit and currency, also
serving to keep up rates of interest
But eastern bankers for some time to
come will be much occupied with gov.
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Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties Patron.
Salem Woolen Mills Store

ernment finance and the arrangement
of credits for our foreign trade, leav-
| ing interior banks to take care of their
own. Fortunately, our banking system
is in sound condition, working smooth
ly and quite capable Of bearing the
strain Of the times.
The Money Market
The outlook for the money market
| is not unfavorable. Interest rates will
be high, since in these times capital
as well as labor must insist upon good
returns. No satisfactory plan has yet
been announced for financing foreign
credits, which is matter Of great i'm
portance and urgency. Meanwhile the
exchange markets are weak, and their
declining tendency discourages exports
Our supply Of currency is abundant,
lbut there is little or no initiation in
this respect; the increase in the sup
lply Of money not being excessive con-
sidering the greater demand, the vol
ume Of business and the advance in
prices. In Europe. especially in Ger
many, there has been dangerous cur
rency initiation; but in the United
States initiation has been relatively
moderate and confined chiefly to cred
| it and to merchandise values. Stock
market requirements for money have
been materially diminished by the
heavy shrinkage in security values dur
/, ing the last few weeks.
A Trading Market -.
Recent liquidation checked activity
on the stock exchange, and the bull
movement which began with the max
ing Of peace seems to have run its
course. The turn was, of course, precip-
| itatcd by the outbreak of industrial
unrest and strikes, melted by the high
cost of living. The technical position Of
this market may have been strength
ened by liquidation; and, while there
is nothing in sight on which to base
hopes Of a vigorous renewal OF the
rise, there is also little on which to
predicate a further decline, for the
reason that business at present is ac-
tive and many industries are still en-
ljoying wide margin, if lessened, of
prosperity. As already said, the agri,
cultural districts are extraordinarily
! prosperous and western merchants re.
port much lager distribution of
!, goods than a year ago. some improve
ment can be noted in the labor situa-
/ tion; the more moderate attitude of
the railway unions in this country and
| collapse of the great coal strike in
| England, which threatened ruin to the
coal trade, being hopeful Indications
AS long as such conditions last, we
inay have good trading market, but
no continued movement in either di-
rection until new features of import.
ance develop.
HENRY CLEWS.
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WAR ON PRICES

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and other cities.
The association will "police the food
trade, according to Palmer, who today
emphasized the need for haste by say
lag unless conditions are bettercd suf
fcring will result this winter in many
cities.
"'This is war against hunger and
starvation he said.
Palmer, at conference with Chair
man Smith, Georgia, Senator Kenyon
and other members Of the senate agri
cultural subcommittee, today declared
legislation to penalize food profiteers is
essential. Palmer made it clear that the
department of justice does not intend
to prosecute any one who stays within
the figures laid down by local fair price
committees. This was in answer to OBJ
jections by Senator Smith against max.
ing profitecring a crime without dcfin.
i ing reasonable profits.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
W. 7. Dodson, Chrm; P. H. SouthaI Sec'y; w. J. Strn
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SAINT PAUL

Mrs R. J. Solomon, 1884 Sheridan Ave.,
was hostess for Twilight Circle. of Mem
orial Baptist Church, at delicious turkey
dinner Thursday afternoon. Covers were
laid for fourteen. :
Mr.. M. S. Mason, 947 st. Anthony
Ave-, who is conductor on the D. S. S.
& A. Division, arrived November 2Sth,
for a visit with his wife. Mr.. Mason
had not been home since June, finding
it hard to get released and was COM
PEELED to return to duties on Thurs
day..
A letter to THE APPEAL, received
this week, gives the information that
Rev. B. N. Murrell has accepted the
passionate of Eighth and Elm Streets
Baptist church in Quincy, ILL.,, and that
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKiNG
AND LADIES' TAILORING
PARTY GOWNS A SPECIALITY
722 SIXTH AVENUE NORTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
CITATION FOR EXAMINATION OF
FINAL ACC0uNT.

FINAL ACCOUNT.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Nina
The State of Minnesota to All Whom
1t May Concern:
On reading and filing the petition Of
the representative Of. said estate, pray
ing that the Court fix time and place
for examining, adjusting and allowing
his FINAL ACCOUNT, and for the as
signment Of the residue of said estate
1t Is Ordered That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be cited and required to
appear before this Court on Monday,
the 18TH day of December, 1919. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in. the Court House
and show. cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted and
that this citation be served by publica-
ton thereof in the Appeal according to
laws, and by mailing a copy of this
citation at least IA days before said
devisees and legatees Of said decedent
from the files of this Court
Witness the Judge of said Court this
21st day of November, A. D. 1919.
E. w. BAZILLE.
(seal of Probate Court.)
+. W. GOsEwIsCH, -,
TURNER, Atty.
321 Metropolitan Bank Building,
(Nov. 22-st-Dec. 81 -
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OFFICE TEL. RES. TEL.
JACKSON $3.50 DALE 7eIs
HOURS: a. NJ, TO p. NJ.
AND TO 8 p. N.
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u.NNEAPOLIS
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS.

MTS. JOnn winners, VINO was taken
to the city hospital last Sunday, is
getting on nicely.
Mr.. G. w. Dryer, of the Twin City
Exchange, is suffering from severe
attack Of rheumatism.
Rev. N. H. Jeltz, the great evangel-
ist, arrived in the city today and will
be the guest Of T. w. Merritt, 21O9
Fifth Ave. S.
Mr.. Charles E. Butler, the popular
taxicab man, now has his Office at
Stewards Hotel, 246 Fourth avenue
S., Tel. Main 1859.
The Afternoon Art Club met on Fri
day AFTERNOON with Miss Mildred
Plummer, 1882 Oakland Ave., Mime
apolis. A dainty luncheon was served
Mrs. J. H. Redd, 1858 Aldrich Ave.,
was at home to the Maids and Mat
rons Club of the Twin Cities on Wed
nesday afternoon. A dainty luncheon
was served.
The Hair Shop, It's Sixth Ave. NJ,
has in stock all the new mile
QUEEN toilet articles manufactured
by the Kashmir Chemical Co., Chi
cago. They are the last word in
beautifiers.
Rev. H. w. Jameson of Peoria. ILL.,.
addressed large mass meeting at
Viking Hall Wednesday and told PEG.
pie something about Bolshevism that
many OF them did not know. Rev.
Jameson is National Grand Master of
the U. B. F. and S. M. T.
Rev. N. H. Jeltz, the wonderful
evangelist, who conducted such sue
cessful revival meetings for three
weeks in st. Paul will conduct meet
ings at new St. James church near
Seven Corners from Dec. Z to Dec. Fl,
Everybody invited to come.
Gentlemen, when you are in St. Paul
call at the "GentIemen's Resort" cor
St. Anthony and Kent, for a shave
game of pocket billiards or for free
stationery to write letters to your
home town. Mr.. Walker Williams
proprietor, will treat you right.
The proprietors of The Hair Shop
71o Sixth avenue NJ, would like a
young woman between IS and 25
years OF age as an apprentice to learn
the hair business. A small salary
paid during the apprenticeship. Coco
opportunity for the right person.
Wait for the second entertainment,
OF the On to Kansas City Club OF
Ames Lodge 1O6 Elks, at South Side
Auditorium, featuring their Big Barr
Dance and Country Store, Monda,
evening, Dec. 8. Watch for further
announcements and see big bills.
While undergoing repairs, the Mid
land Cafe, 16 N. Third street, has beer
temporarily closed upstairs, How
ever, meals la carte are served down
stairs at all hours and that splendid
noon-day lunch for rs cents. Just
keep acoming. Tichner will take care
of you.
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFER.

Mr.. Martin Brown offers for the holi-
days up to Dec. 18th special prices for
Scott's Official History of the Ameri-
can Negro in the World War. Moroc-
co, $3.50. Silk cloth, SITS.
Other books:
"Life's Work of Theodore Rooveselt,"
$225.
"Life's Work and Poems of Paul
Lawrence Dunbar, $2.75.
Address:
Martin Brown,
900 Marquette Ave.,
Tel. Mic. 1868 Minneapolis
Among the recent purchasers are:
Doctors Turner, French and Cheeks,
Mrs. Jones, Lawyers Morris and Smith,
Mesdames Lowry, Donaldson, Hudson,
Pillsbury and Crosby
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! Also, Hamilton's Hair Grower
and Straightener. -, - :&~s.,@isSl
Hamilton's Antiseptic Foot Pow
der for sore and perspiring feet.
500 University, ST. PAUL
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sPOR o PRAvO MA
DALMACII.

Kdo bude budoucim panem
Dalmacie, o kterou je veden
pred mirovou konferenci spor
mezi Italii a Jugoslavii? Bu-
deli prihlfzeno k historickym
a narodnim prav1m Jihoslova-
MI, Dalmacie stane Sc soucast
kou noveho Jihoslovanska. Bu-
deli pax kterakoli jeji cast a.
nebo nektere z ostrovu V jeii
blizkosti prirceny ltalii, Jiho-
slovane nezapomenou ma tuto
nespravedlnost a drive nebo po
zdeji naleznou prostredky, ably
uvedli uzemi, jez po pravu Jim
nalezi, do rance sve rise.
Dalmacie je krasnou zeml a
neni divu, re stala Sc predme-
tenn sporu.. Fo osm stoleti, nez
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la houzevnaty odpor teto slo-
,yanske vine, a latinsky raz u
lrzoval asi valrni dicpho Vet
Iina dri -diSich srorii . DoIma-
eli byla razu hnspodarskeho,
Obchodnlci q zenedelci prali
81, ably, mdll otevren6 pole k "
meme svych prodnktu g Uhry.
Pffmorsk m@Sta ale davala
Sedncgt okotcdag & Penatkami
ktere kontrolovalv Adrii.
Y Dalmacii nevyvinulo Sc 81
ce slime marc dnostni citenl V
lusledku rozdil0 mezi slovan-
kymi kmeny, ale vedy q lite
'atura byly tn pestovany vel
kOu laskou, Historic 0 kulture
ie ale splse historil snah led
?otlivcu ne$ celeho naroda. V
nejvetsim meste Dalmatskem.
ere, tlakar1ky rs oblevil Sc
teprve Y roce 1896. Y osmna-
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BOLSEVISMUS.

Jaka je nauka, hlasand L.
ninem?
Jako tomu jiz byva pri We
cech, kterych Sc nejvice mlu-
vi, malo lie sc doved6ti 0 pra-
vem jejim obsahu.
S jakym vlastne ucenfm po-
'slal cisar Vilem Lenina do Ru-
ska? - Nesmi Sc pfece zapo-
menout, re Lenin byl dopraven
do Ruska re Svycarska Meme
ckem We ZvlaStnim vlaku, "a
vsestranne podpory byyvale ne
mecke vlady! Lenin sam Sc Wy
jadril, re je Nemecko TAX hlou
pc a financne no podporuje V
jeho pusobeni.
Leninovo uceni neni socialne
demokraticke. Psal tom ne
davno j. Hudec v clanku oti-
Stenem "Socialistickych Ii
stech".
POdle Hudce bOlSevism O.
vSem ''neni pleneni, drancova-
nj a deleni'', ale je to zvlastni
typ socialism,. Sc socialni de-
mokracii ma jen neco spolec-
neho - ma pr. ideu socialist
ckeho statu a sespolecensteni
vyrobnich prostredku - ale V
methode, taktice a prostred-
cich jsou tn vGci socialni de-
mokracii nepreklenutelne roz-
pory. Socialni demokracie po-
cita vyvojem, bolsevism veri
v prevraty okamzite "a kaz-
dou cenu. Socialni demokra-
Gle buduje ma principu demo-
kracie a socialni zralosti pro-
letarlatu l pomeru,l bOlSevism
kotvi v methodach brutalnich,
neleka Sc krve, ba pocita nj
jako prostredkem. Netrva
ma myslence parlamentarismu
vetsiny, pocita i S mensinami
ale pax vladne bajonety 81
benicemi a zalari, vyminecny-
mi a nerovnymi zakony. Boil.
sevism proklamuje diktaturu
pri cemz pronasleduje - jake
ma Rusi - i odchylne sociiali.
sty; nedava "vykoristovate.
linn" volebniho prava, byt tc
byli nejpocestnejsi obuvnict
rr1istri, zamestnavajicf diva de-
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milky; HASA sjcc raj na zcmi',
ale pripravuje peklo, ponevadz
uvadl do zivota revoluci v per-
manenci Bolsevism podle Hud-
ce je tedy politicky uceni zvra-
Gene, llasilnicke, ktvavn n4dik-
!tatorske. Sc socialismem media
Sc vGbec slucovati zadnv social
nj demOkrat nemuze byti Dol
sevikem, tax jake 'neni anar-
chistou. Politlcky je tyranii
vladnouci strany a prata ka l.
|dy rozumny tvor, nadany smy-
slem pro cit a pro spTaxedl-
most, musi cd neho ubihAtfsIa-
ko cd nestestl lidstva ilaMale-
Ike hony. - 4 : s
Je to komunlsm. Spolecne
! vlastnictvi vsech? Prys Jim
chtel puvodne byti. Lide, KITE
ii znaji Lenina re .Svycarska,
pravi, re byl kraJnim komuni-
stou. Jak vsak tim lie srov-
nat souhlasne zpravy ruznych
,dopisovatelu novin, die nichz
bolSevici zavedli v obcanstvu
ctyri kasty, z nichz prva ma
ivSechna prava, druhe dive jsou
vice meme 2 milosti trpeny, a
ctvrta je vubec bez pray, jsou
to psanci, nemajici prijmG, BY
til, potravin a p.?
| Dr.. L. R. Rieger, ktery We
Stokholmu mel prilezitost in
formovat Sc o bolSevismu, pl-
Sc: "Tento nasilnicky pokus ne
ma mic spolecneho Sc socialis-
mem, ba AMI nejkrasnejSimi
dusledky komunismu, jimz
snad puvodne mel byti, nebot
necill k hospodarske a politi-
cke rovnocennosti jednotlivcu
svobodnych obcanu, ale ku nej
horSlmu raffinovane udrzova.
lnemu pofadku."
Nemecky socialisticky list
"Vorwaerts" I'VE dokunce Dol.
Sevismus militarismem lie.
nochu. Pravi: "BolSevismus
militarism lenochu, nezna svo
lbody ami rovnostl.'
! Ale i kdyz nezname uobrt
uceni bolseviku, slyseli .Jsme {
Inem rozvazny suud muze, KITE
Try otazkami i ruznyml nauka
mi socialnimi Sc oblral po cely
lsvuj zivot. A muzem tim j,
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STRANA 8.

t%sF - -N~s-e
tenn stoleti benatska Dalma-
Gle m6la toliko jednu verejnou
;kolu.
Jednlm Il nejproslulejsich
MI DalTacio hyl r. j. Bosko-
'ic, ktery We sv6te vedeck6m
1abyl zvucneho jmena Tyz
vynikal diplomacii literatu-
e, Jsa jakymsi vseumelcem j.
talskeho typu. Dubrovnik DO
llouhou dobu byl kulturnim
'tfediskem slovanskym patril
dysi k nejprednejslm mest1m
m &d,iotik1, Ia rakouske
5lady vyznam jeho znacne po-
,klesl
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- - .)''' - w Oil'
sami, ktefl tento system vyzve-
dli. Vsechna jejich narizeni
konci hrozbou zastrnlenim. u
emil Rusko mrtvolou. Byli
stoupenci tiskove svobody a
pfece Jsou CENSOR A pronasle-
dovatele tisku, jakych Rusko
nezazilo. Byll neprateli zala-
RI jsou .jejich nejhorlivejsimi
zasobiteli a nejhroznejsimi ia
lafniky. Bee vysetrovani a
rozsudku pozavirali a povraz-
dill tisice lidi. Mluvili o miru,
ale yyvolali valku, ktera Sc roz
sifila po cele zelni; mluvili Q
chlebu, ale dali lidu pouze ka-
meny; bojovali prot bremenu
DAM, ale zruinovali zem.,
| Postup bolseviki - nasili,
hrGzovlada - A lid mas liz
mysli pod slovem bolsevism
krvavy terror a nasili. Plene-
nj drancovanl. Nauka Leni-
nova je konecne v6ci vedleisi.
| Vzdyt jsme slyseli cd Rusil "a
hranicemi j to, re vlastne boil
sevism je ruzny, podle ruz-
nych mist rozsahleho Ruska.
Ale jedno~ ty RUNE bolsevismy
Ispojilo: pleneni a drancovani.
TO je ovsem zjev starry ktere
mu nebylo treba davat noveho
nazoru. A ie to zjev, ktery Sc
caste objevil V zemich poraze-
nych a vysilenych dlouhole-
tym valcenim.
Kdyz Rusko uzavlralo Ne
meckem mir, listy dohodov6
Iplnym pravem odsoudily Ru-
sko. Ale vzpominame ma cla-
mex, kterym poslanec bel icky
- tedy zastupce naroda, ktere
; mu hrozil po odpadnuti Ruska
: nejhorSi osud V te dobe u.
znaval velike zasluhy ziskant
Ruskem ma bojisti. Treba &c
: nyni Rusko, vysilene. naprosto
, vycerpane, opousti bojiste
Rusko bylo premozeno, bylc
: vycerpano. Rusko, nehotove
: teprvel ma pocatku vyvoje, ne
! mohlo dale. Vlada carsk;
7 skrachovala a We vysilene, pre-
! mozene, hladove Rusi pax udi
: ly Sc udalosti, kteTe ztistanor
: navzdy skvrnou ma slovansken
\ jmene. Povstali falesni proro
: ci, cast lidu nespokojeneho, ne
vzdelaneho, daia Sc svesti - {
| konec: potoky krve, hanba Ru
ska a zoufala situace V zemi.
Rusko pablo pax tim ry
| chleji, ponevadz shnily caris
| mus Gzanechal, zemi;'v nejhor
sim upadku, mravnim rozkla
du. A ma, misto padleho syste
mu carskeho Rusko &nebyl(
schbpno lined vytvoi,iti novou
lsiMou sprawl. Zeme vysilena
teprve matozne hleda budouc
svou politickou formu.
: V slaynem historickem ro.
name .italskem 81 promessi
Isposi" - iSnoubenci' = cteme
o hroznem 'moru,. ktery stih
Milan v davnem stredov6ku
Popis cele te udalosti je primo
prevail re starych kronik. AZ
vsunut V romano, je to vlastne
historic. Vypravuje sc tam
V Milane byl nedostatek. Lie
Sc bouril. DoSlo k davovyn
lzieyum, nasill a loupeni, k bol.
sevismu. "A vysledkem jeho =
hrozny NOR. ktery skoro vylid-
nil cele mesto.
Nor milansky netrval vecne
A my 81 vroucne prejeme, a.
by slovanskemu Rusku V brzku
byl vracen kid, blahobyt a ST.
la
/ Zada toho zajem cele Ev-
ropy.
|
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/
lhlastt q uSerf Tteninoye. Jc bez
Iobsa5nf,. :s.
| NezapQmlnojmo 10 jsou to
lzasadY, rricHazeiioi p Ruska.
Y taho4 Ruska, kter6ho jsme
sE Seti riliNd vstII<blt ,remozne u
ceni,. yalst Gloyai ..neodpirati
zlu - tehoz Ruska, ,kde Sc
|preS Z @55dy 'icn rojily nejne-.
moznt isl, Z sobe navzajem co
nelHh1 joapornJlli nazory. Kde
lTclstoi hlasal sve uteni soucas
Inc isSNffdd,l. carstk ot a kde v te
zes dabe ni4ilisstd konali aten-
tAt 70, atomt mta,'}e aiem mr. 4Ioje proti-
chl'dne' smery a vsechna tri
odpordjicf oby5ejnemu zdrave
lnlu loznmu.
! Rusko, mlad& a chovajici We
lsvem ,kllnu nekonecne mozno-
sti budouciho. rozvoje, hleda
teprve svoje cesty. A z teto
''pokusne stanice" prichazi. u
sceni bolseyicke.
4 A my, +jako Slovahd. !. citime
.armutek mad tim, re slovan-
ske Rusko pri SVEN hledani
cest presprilis Sc obracl do sko
'y nemecke. Il %'l,. :
| lla9aryk yydal pred valkou
orvni' oil spisu "Rusko a Evro-
pa. Rozebira V nem podrob-
ne uceni ruskych myslitelu =
snilku, A kdo problra Sc tim
! lilem, shledava, jak caste, pfi-
is caste nenaleZa u Rust mic
tjineho, nez opakovanl spatn6
Npochopenych nanl nenec-
,kycfs:,,, + =
| Nell by snad prece praydu
Iti, kterl tvrdi, re uceni Leni-
fnovN menl nic jineho, nez kari
/ katunou MarXismu?
| a prece dluzno pfiznati, re
Nv ucenl bolsevickem jsou i "a
sady samy. . sobe uSlechtile
IVzdst zasada "sebeucreni ma.
Srodu", je V jejich uceni. Jak
81 t. srovnat! Pravoplatny
rozhodujlcl soud naseho presi.
denta-tilosofa "bezobsazno.
lsti JeJich u1enl by nasvedco.
wal, ,ze Ease III stojime pred ru
sklm blouzneniln, kde zasady
us!cchtile jsou pl'omichany I,
sladu nefadu Sc zasadami Gistf
blcuznivyni, neuskutecnitelny
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