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RATES:
u. S. & CANADA:

Address all communications to
the "Rassviet'', 274 East 10th
Street, New York, N. Y.
Telephone: Orchard 7215.
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Entered as Second Class matter March LIST, 1921, at the
Pos' Office at New York. N. Y. under act of March 8, 1897.
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Official Organ Russian Trade
Unions of United States of
America and Canada.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-26
STATE EXHIBITS
COLLECT THRONCS
Mankato and Rochester Fairs
First Points Touched on
Northwest Tour
wa

Exhibits by Stutsman and LaMoure
counties, shown at Mankato and Ro-
chester, Mimi. the first cities to be
visited on IA tour of county fairs in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa, We're visited by more than
900 persons, according to j. NJ. De
vine, state immigration commits sion
er.
The products shown by the North
Dakota counties compared fa"orably
with those produced in the counties
where the fairs We're held and cX
cited favorable comment, Devine said.
Many farmers asked questions con
corning the price Of Dakota land
and other queries also manifested
their interest, Devine said. Favor
able mention of the North Dakota
display in Mankato and Rochester
newspapers helped attract attention
to the exhibits, Devine @aia.
The LaMoure county exhibitors are
distributing a miniature newspaper
wherever their exhibit is shown
which tells of the beauties and ad
vantages of life in that district The
La Moure county project was flnan
ced by an appropriation of $1,000 by
the county commissioners and is
backed bv the LA Moure county club,
an organization of business men and
farmers which has for its object the
advertising and development of La
Muure county as whole.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Aug 26.-tP)-Hogs re-
ceipts 10000; unevenly 10 to 25 cents
higher than Tuesdays general trade;
bulk 1875 to 2lO pound averages Sl2.85
"a $500; top $3.50; desirable 225
Ia 800 pound butchers mostly Sl2.35
0l $1,000. Bulk l4O to IT'S pound
kind Sl275 "a $1,000; desirable pack
|.ng sows $1,000 "a $1,000; bulk
strong weight slaughter pigs $l2.75
al $500; heavyweight hogs $ll.75
Ia $l2.75; medium $12.l0 "a $l3.l5;
light SLIPS "a 1890; light light
Sll.OO a $l3.lO; packing sows $lO.5O
al Sll.OO; slaughter pigs $1,000. "a
$1,000.
Cattle receipts 5000; better grades
fed steers all weights active, firm
spots unevenly higher on heavies !;
buyers scrambling for weighty kind;
Sl6lO paid for 1913 pound averages;
long yearlings $l5.75; best weighty
steers $l5.75; with numerous loads
&l4.OO to Sl5.5O; lower grades and
western grassers slow; steady to
weak; in-between grades and fat
cows weak to lower; others and
calves steady; bulls 10 to Is cents
i. higher.
Sheep receipts $4,000; fat native
lambs active; firm; early bulk SLABS
Ia $l4.50; city butchers upward to
STATS; sorts generally weak, moder-
ate; Gull natives largely Sl1.lO; ask
ing higher on fat western lambs; no
early sales; few lots fat native ewes
$500 a $3.50. Steady; nothing done
on feeding lambs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-26
LEADERS OF u. S.
AND MEXICO IN
CONFERENCE
BY CHARLES p. STEWART

Washington - Development Of a
Pan-American labor movement is
one of the objects Of the meeting Of
officials of the declarations in this
country and Mexico set for Aug. q
in Washington.
The North American and Mexican
declarations already pull very we'll
together in harness whenever an oc-
casion arises for team work, but
their affiliations with the labor
bodies of the more southerly renub-
lies are not at all close. Indeed,
Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay, and
Ecuador are without federati ons,
though the" do have various unas
ISOLATED unions.
Friendly relations with the Mexi-
can central organization are of value
in a number of ways to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. Immigra-
ton of workers into the United
States from south of the Rio Grande,
for instance, is becoming serious
problem.
Mexico is not on a quota basis,
and as wages, particularly in sea-
sonal employment, are higher on
this than the other SIDE Of the bor-
der, labor naturally is tempted
across, to an extent which threatens
to flood the market. Mexico's posi-
ton, however, is different from that
Of Japan, which greatly needs an
outlet for her surplus population.
Mexico has no such surplus. She
needs her workers at home and is
as unwilling to see them go as the
American federation is to see them
coming in such numbers. Working
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-26
French Note
FaVOrS German
Security Pact

Paris, Aug 26 up II he
French note 10 Berlin ON the
security question suggests that
Germany open negotiations for
a security pac: based on member
ship in the League Of Nations
and execution Of the treaty Of
Versailles.
While convinced an agreement
is possible, the French emphasize
I'd that the. treaty Of Versailles
must not be tempered with.
1.-THE entrance Of Germany into
the League Uf Nations Is the only
solid basis for mutual guarantee
and European accord" the note
says.
The note insists upon Obliga-
tory arbitration in all cases ito
make further recourse to arms
impossible"
II rejected the German propo-
sal for limited arbitration
which might be applied to the
western German frontiers.
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together on this question, the labor |
bodies hope to solve 1t satisfact orily. /

together on this question, the labor
bodies hope to solve 1t satisfactorily.
The American Fedcration'S inter
est, and perhaps also the McXican's,
in closer cooperation with labor in
the Latin countries farther to the
southwark is more largely purely
altrulStic. OF immigration from
these republics there practically is
none.
From some Of the British West
Indian islands there has, indeed,
been enough of an influx of negro
workers to cause 4 little congestion
in spots along the North American
coastal fringe, but from Central and
South America the volume of arriv-
ais Of the working class is negligi-
bic Secretary Of Labor Davis speaks
of it as a possible future peril, but
President Green OF the American
Federation seems little worried by it,
evidently regarding 1t as a situation
to be met when it develops, If ever
it does develop.
AS a matter of fact, DIES pite Secre-
tary Davis, there's 10 prospect that
1t Will develop, at any rate Tor years
to come. South America, for 5000
miles south from the Caribbean 10
Patagonia, and for $500 miles west
from the Atlantic to the Andes. is
very rich in resources and very thin
ly populated.
This region offers greater posi-
biiities to settlers than the United
States Of today. Not to be sure,
that it offers North Americas high
wares. but if does offer an easy liy-
ing To the. indoleut and the prospect
of tremendous, rewards to those who
are willing to do the hard work of
DEVELOPMENT. "Not = white mans
country" is Secretary Davis arpu-
ment Not nov-n,, all of it-hut
i, will become so as white men take
il in hand when th.y need it.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CLOSING

Minneapolis, Aug. 26.-LP)-Whcat
futures displayed draggy tone in
today's trading and closed with n
net loss for the day of one to l SO
cents. Weakness in corn futures
which broke to new level for the
crop, was depressing influence.
The heavy liquidation in rye futures
resulted in a break of l-2 to s "a
cents and also tended to create sell
ing in wheat. Rye futures showed a
steady decline throughout the SEES
sion. Oats trade was light and prices
held in narrow range. The close
was only fractionally lower.
September barley declined 2 cents
early but rallied and closed off l-2
to So cents. Flaxseed continued un-
der pressure and closed with !. loss
of 3 l2 cents for September and 3
Ia cents for December. Casa wheat
showed a more stable tone today,
some of the heavy higher protein
wheat was firmer, white some cf TIE
medium protein lightweight quality
was lower, milling durum was firm
and other varieties were sloppy.
Winter wheat was steady.
Corn was up cent compared with
futures. Oats showed an easier tone.
Rye was steady. Barley declined a
cent. Trade was steady in flaxseed.
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EDUCATOR TALKS
AT ROTARY MEET

At the Rotary luncheon at the Nc
ken2le hotel this noon, Professor
\. +. Hansen of the South Da-
kota Agricultural College told of
his work as an agricultural explorer
and plant breeder with alfalfa,
apples, pears, peaches, plums and
shrubs. II" talked briefly of his
trips to CHINA, Japan and Northern
Siberia. emphasizing the need of co
operation with the scientists i'm their
cndeavors to EmproVe agriculture,
especially In our Great Plains area.
He said that the advent of hardy
fruits and alfalfa for this region
meant more and better homes and
churches with Smaller and more pro-
ductive farms.
Rev Paul Wright told Of his hoy
hood in Persia
j. G. Taylor talked on current
events.
Visitors included Professor Han
sen, Roy Baird, Frank Brown, +. L..
Thompson, F.. II. Knapp and A. w.
Mellon.
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Halt Rate Boost
on Canned Goods

Washington, Aug. .6.-tP Pro
posed increased rates on canned
fruits, vegetables and condensed and
evaporated milk from Wisconsin and
Minnesota points to eastern trunk
line, New England and Canadian ter
litory. were held to be unjustified
today by the interstate commerce
commits sion.
The commission held that the
rates on evaporated milk from
Northfield, Mimi, to eastern destin-
ations were not shown to be unrea-
sonable or unduly prejudiciai and
the complaint Of the Gamers who
appeared before the commission in
protest was ordered dismissed.
The carriers who had published
the new schedules for canned goods
We're ordered to cancel them, but
were given authority to publish new
ones which would meet the terms
of the decision.
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Financial
News
SHAKY TONE
PREVAILS AT
STREET START
lrregularity Marks Early
Trading Hours on New
York Stock Exchange

New York, Aug. Be- R) I'm
steady price movement character
lied the opening of today's stock
market. tista- .-shment of new
high record for the year by car
loadings in the week ended August
Is stimulated the demand for the
carrier issues. Chrysler and Inter-
national Telephone opened heavy, but
initial gains of to %. points were
recorded by Mack Trucks, Baldwin.
U. S. really and Savage arms.
Further irregularity developed as
the session progressed. Chrysier
quickly ran off ia points on appar-
ent completion Of urgent short Gov
ering while st. Louis, Southwestern
American radiator, U. s. Cast Iron
Pipe preferred, Postum Cereal. Sears
ROebuck and White Motors fell back
to 3 points before the end of the
first half hour. Oils held steady in
the fact of extensive gasoline price
cuts in the past few days. Bullish
operations were conducted with vi
gor in number Of specialties.
Active buying of the Danish and
Norwegian kroner, which rallied
about 30 points to 34.35 and 1914
cents, respectively. featured the for
eign exchange market. Demand ster-
ling ruled slightly higher at 4.S5
TIC, but French francs eased to
around I.66l2 cents.
Reactionary tendencies bee m G
more pronounced as trading pro
crossed, Chrysler extending its loss
to nine points before it encountered
sufficient buying support to stem the
tide of liquidation. Other motors
were brought forward, however, by
operators for the rise. Despite re
ports of moderate improvement in
the weekly steel trade reviews, heavy
selling took place in the United
States Cast Iron Pipe. which broke
four points before noon, while Mid
land Steel products preferred fell
back ID points. Marking up of the
! call money renewal rate to 4 IL
cents, was generally constructed as
reflecting the withdrawal of funds
in anticipation of heavy month end
requirements.
Independent steel shares traiIed
along when United States steel was
marked up to 1863. the highest fig
ure in recent months. Chrysler re-
covered half Of its early descent.