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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

In the financial district | spotted
a very prominent financier whose
MONEY and power are widely envici,
| mentally thanked God that | WI,
not in his shoes. for happen 10
know that he lives In constant dread
Of being aSsasSinatcd. He is sur
rounded by detectives both at business
and NJ his home. He SquirmS every
time his picture appears in the news
papers. because he feels that this will
make his face familiar TO more peo-
pie.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
london METALS.

LONDON. April g Up standard
copper. snot 1855 lis Cd; futures So I5s
los
Tin: Spot, 1919 i.s Cd; futures 1855
% Cd.
Znc: Spot t32 IS Sd; futures. t32
Us Sd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

| verify believe there is more ency,
more jealousy. more Worrying among
milionHireS and multi-milionaircs than
among ordinary folk.
One nationally known banker is ca
ing his heart out because another fl
nanCicr has. during recent years. At,
tanned far more prominence. ! know
another multi-millionaire maguatr
who is chrOnirallv unhappy because
he has never been able to shine in
capital society. | know another bank.
cr who was utterly miserable. because
his institution was slipping. And
when il was taken over by much
stronger bank he found his new SUI
roundingS acutcly Uncumfurtabl IN
initiating. The aged head Of one Of
the greatest business enterprises in
the country enviCs every husky youth
ne sees.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
DOUMERGUE BUYS
FRENCH DEBT BONDS

PARIS. April 9.-LP)-Presiden
Doumergue subscribed $4,000 francs
today toward the sinking fund for
the national debt proposed by Finance
Minister PeTet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
REPAIRING SEA CABLE
is MAMMOTH TASK

NEW YORK, April 9.--Strctch-
ing out and away like tiny thread
Of life itself the transatlantic ca
BILE from Cape Cod to BreSt usually
connects the Old World with the
New.
Freighted with messages of vital
importance to man, this slender
bridge 300 miles long lies deeply
buried in the eternal darkness of the
sea. There it whispers its messages
Of love, life, death and destruction to
the sympathetic waves.
But sometimes it breaks.
When this happens there is much
concern in the offices of the French
Cable COMPANY GREATNESS suS-
pcnSC while delicate instruments are
locating the break. Often it is near
the middle of the ocean. and when
the break is located the cable repair
ship Edouard .Jeramec is dispatched
to the scene.
SHIP Is ODDITY.
A marine Oddity. the Irramcc is
one of the finest cable ships afloat.
Huge tanks below decks house 80
miles Of deep sea cables. Graphing
hooks of all descriptions. weighted
to sink them three miles below the
surface, are slowed properly away.
BuOyS to mark the ends of cable when
located are dashed on deck. Power
full wincheS fore and aft are ready
to reel in or out the heavy strands.
II is hcartbreaking work. this To-
eating the broken ends of u deep sea
cable. Captain Julien lie Martcm and
his crew will assure any one. In Eu-
rope and America cable transmission
is hindCrcd while the Jeramec stcams
slowly back and forth. cropping about
the ocean floor. Howling winds and
lashing seas must be diSrPgardcd.
Huge lights transfer night into day,
and the work continues.
After the cable is located and the
matter Of bringing it to the surface,
matter Of eight hours work. is be-
gun. And often il almost reaches the
deck Of the ship, only 10 break again
and slide mockingly back to its rest
ing place in the mud and slime Of
the bottom.
STORMS HAMPER WORK.
Storms, too. add their fury 10 snt
NJ naught the work Of the 81 sailors
who man tn" Jcrnmcc A notable
instance of this occurred last June.
The cable bad broken and tho Jcra
nee had fiShed both ends from the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
Proudest Cat in California
Becomes Mother at SiXte n
"Pinkie" Showers All Love
on Lone, Blue-eyed
Kitten.

LOS ANGELES. April TO-
"Pinkie" is the proudest cat in Los
Angeles.
And also, she is probably the oldest
member Of catdom in many miles, be.
ing sweet 16' years Of age.
The proud and naughty look she be.
slows on the world in general these
days is easily explained. Its just three
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
FILINGS FOR
SANDWICHES
NUMEROUS
Slcies of Bread Must
Be Cut Evenly for
Neat Dish.

Whatever the bread used for sand.
witches, see that it is cut evenly and
thin. The bread may or may not be
buttered, depending upon the nature
of the filling. As the butter adds 10
the nutritive value of the sandwich
as well as TO its palatabIe qualities.
1t will be advisable in most eases to
spread the bread with butter before
making the sandwiches.
Now for the Filings. The quaint
ties are small. The MONDAY lunch
con is usually prepared for one or
two persons only. In many cases
small portions left over from dinner
the night before can be combined
In such way as to form an appc-
tlzing filling for sandwiches.
BAKED BEANS.
4 filling for baked bean sand
witches is made by washing - cupful
Of plain baked beans. Add to this
2 tablespoons Of grated American
cheese and spcck of salt. Mostcn
with two teaspoons Of orange juice
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
GRIFFITH TRIAL
JURY UNABLE
To AGREE
20 Hours Of Deliberation
Brings No Report on
Verdict Possibility.

Apparently deadIocked after q
hours of delibcraic.. the fourth jury
to try Thad l.. Griffith for the slay
ing of George Mason with an auto
mobile pump. returned from moo.
lunch Friday to 90 behind closec
DOORS again to attempt to reach :
verdict.
Three juries before have spent fruit
less hours trying to reach a decision
and all have been discharged unabl,
to agree on the guilt or innocence oil
the defendant.
The case was placed in their hands
at ) 80 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
when District Attorney e. NJ. Cham
bers made the closing argument for
the state seeking the death penalty.
FAIL TO AGREE.
The jurors had been unable to agree
when they retired for the night at IL
o'clock.
The Griffith trial began before Spe.
cial Judge o. NJ. Fitzhush last Mon
day. Two days were required to select
jury. Introduction of evidence be.
gan Wednesday and arguments were
made Thursday.
FOURTH TRIAL.
This is the fourth time Griffith has
been tried for the killing of Mason.
Each former trial has resulted in n
hung jury.
Mason was beaten to death with an
automobile pump in a street near
Griffith's house in December, 1928.
The two men are said to have quar-
relied over small debt which Crit
fifth owed Mason. Griffith has plead
ed self-defense in each of his trials.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.

LIVERPOOL. April . lP, Close
wheat: May, lis I'd; July, lis Esd; o.
tober. los 1iad.
spot wheat: No. Manitoba. l2s Cd;
Rosafe. lis I'd; Australian. l2s Id.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Duluth reported yesterday that from
&00,OoO to 400. 900 bushels OF Du-um
wheat had been worked for export New
York messaE es said ocean room had
been reserved for 400, QUO bushels for the
United Kingdom
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
LONDON SILVER.

LONDON. April 9.-GP,-Rar silver. 80
pence per ounce Money. 81 per cent.
Discount rates. short bills ~ m42 per
cent; three-mOnth bills. a. per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
WITH CORN BREAD.

A delicious filling TO be used be-.
tween pieces of thin corn bread is
made as follows: Chop together six
cooked oysters. or canned pimiCnto
and two tablespoonfuls of celery. Gel
cry salt may be used in place of the
latter. if preferred. Season with salt
and pepper.
A quickly made sandwich is made
by chopping together one hard -coOScd
egg and six large, stuffed olives. Moi
ten this filling with oil or any favbritr
salad dressing.
Salmon sandwiches are delicious
Chop two hard-cOoked eggs and add
onc-half cupful Of minced salmon. Sea
son to taste and moistcn with salad
dressing. il desired.
\ different chicken sandwich is
made by combining chicken with
olives. On buttcrcd slices of bread
lay thinly sliced pieces Of chicken /;
on this spread mixture of minced
olives mOistcnCd with mayOnnaisC,
Cover with buttcrcd bread.
The following combination will
prove different from most: To on"
hard-cookcd egg. chopped. add one
fourth cupful Of chopped nuts and
one chopped pimcntn or one half a
green pepper, chopped. Add salt and
pepper TO taste and moisten with
French dressing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Estimated shipments Of wheat from
Argentine this week are @.l45.O uO com
pared with 3,7I9.O00 bushels cleared last
week. Russia shipped more than 500, 900
bushels last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
FOURTH TRIAL.
Wall Street Features

NEW YORK. April 9.-(Pl-ContInued
expansion in the earning OF American
Telephone & telegraph company is re-
flecued in the report for February, SHOW
ing operating income OF $j,553,I99
against s3,OlAsO7 in the same month
last year The total for the first two
months Of 1926 was ST225,ill an in
crease OF sI,1ll,377 over the correspond
ing period of 1925.
The excellent showing made by the
Louisville 4 Nashville railroad in 1925
IN which it added sl6. 500. 600 10 surplus,
bringing that item 10 S59.l4iOOO. has
aroused interest in Wall street, cash on
hand increased $40. 600, 900 to S2i. 500, 900.
The road earned about S16 a share eX-
elusive OF its equity in surplus earnings
of subsidiary roads, compared with Sl2.Oi
a share in 1924 nearly three times its
annual dividend rate Of So a share.
Prices Of heavy lead scrap have been
reduced !. Of a cent in the Chicago dis
trict, quotations ranging from TO S'1
cents a pound.
Phelps Dodge corporation and subsid
iariss, copper mining, report net loss Of
Sl.l63.6Sl for 1925 against net loss OF
sG,s3Ts97 the year before.
Further reductions Of So cents a ton
in prices Of basic and Bessemer pig
iron in the valley district are reported
from Pittsburgh Basic is now $3.50 TO
Sl9 600 a ton, No. . foundry and MALE
able $40 and Bessemer $3.50 to $1,000
The Amosksag Manufacturing Com
pany is curtaling operations in its
vorsted department, some of the looms
having been put on four and tNe-day
schedules
The Mobile Ohio railroad. earned
VaN oil NNsHE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
GRAIN NOTES.

CHICAGO. April S.-LPl-Shorts in
in corn have heen covering this week
and have advanced the market around
cents. Most Of the large local shorts
have now covered, it is said \ better
feeling exists in this market and little
business is being done in the cash grain
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

The government crop report due TO-
day. was expected 10 he in the neigh
horhood OF private estimates. Estimates
have placed the winter wheat crop al
5io,O0O.OOO to $50. 900. 900 bushels
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Farmers are getting uneasy as the
season Is late and il will he impoSsi HE
TO get into the fields for another weeE
even Il the weather clears at once, says
= report received here from Bradley.
: y. Sub-soil moisture Is lacking. %
was stated. and frequent rains will ne
needed for a crop.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Most Of the 9U6.O0O bushels Of oatl
afloat in the Chicago haTbor has hseT
sold to go out at the opening OF nRviEa
tion. New York exporters have been tn
principaI buyers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Raw Consolidated Copper reports net
income Of S3,43S,523 for 1925 after eX'
penses and depreciation but before de-
pIetion. equal TO Sill a share. In CON
trast 10 s974I43 or 3lc a share in 1924
Operating profit increased to Si4lS,ssi
from 3a.OSg.SS7 the year before.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
MILLIONAIRES UNHAPPY
LOT OF men SAYS FORBES
By B. c. FORBES

Are you more or less dissatisfied
with your job? II has drawbacks.
hasn't it: Little or big things crop
up every now and again which annoy
YOU: Bosses have habit of expect
ing too much, haven't they: And
your aSSoCiates-don't they sometimes
get on your nerves: Then. too. your
work. your merits. your talents.
aren't properly appreciated, are they :
used To feel that way many years
ago. II wasn't So much that | was
dissatisfied with my own job or with
my own conditions, but | saw 50
many other people who appeared to
he having 50 much easier life and
who certainly had a lot more money
{" spend. | kept asking myself why
life should he one smooth. sweet song
for them when they apparently were
not working half as hard rs | was
working. | wasn't sour against the
world. you understand: but | felt that
others We're getting, undeservedly, a
better deal.
Suddenly came 10 NV senses.
changed my whole mental attitude.
And | discovered one secret" of hap
plneSs.
Instead Of letting my mind dwell
on others who seemed to he more
pleasantly and happily circumstanCcd,
| ceased cnvying them. and whenever
| made comparisons il was with those
who struck me rs less we'll off and
with whom | had no desire to change
places.
Happiness, soon found. was less
condition Of pocket than a Condi'
ton of mind Without having become
one penny richer overnight, l became
distinctly happier.
And this plan has worked success
fully ever since.
The years brought me this other
discovery: Many Of those possessing
money and position and leisure are
most unhappy and not at all to be-
cnvied. All is not gold that glitters.
Every heart knowcth only its own
bitterness.
As 7 walked along the street today
saw taxi driver being scoldcd by
policeman. | said to myself: 81
am glad | don't have TO earn my liv-
ing by driving n taxi" Then. ! also
reflected that | wouldn't cure to be
a policeman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

All this must not be interpreted As
hclittling achievement. a. dcCryinS the
worthwhilcnCsS of financial success
honorablv won. Nor must it be in.
tcrprcted rs implying that the poor
ar" always happy and the rich al
ways unhappy.
And certainly the suggestion is not
that You derive happiness for YOUR
self by gIuating over the condition Of
those apparently worse off.
To learn the art Of being happy.
get it firmly into your head and mind
aud soul that it only hurts you aud
retardS you to harbor and nurse envy.
Resolve dctcrmincdly to take a cheer
full view Of your own lot and to strive
with all your might--and chccrfully-
10 make it better or at least to make
the best of it. The happy heart COOS
all the day. the sad one tires. And
tircducSs makes neither for success
nor happiness.
Copyright. 1926. nv r 9. Forbes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

The Mobile Ohio railroad. earned
1865 2 share on its capital stock in
1925 against S%i.5S share in 1924 Net
income was S21S7.623 compared with
S2.OSl, O7O the year before.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Net income Of Inspiration Copper for
1926 was SlSl6.sOt. equal to Sl."2
share against 3l,7OS,5e2 or sl.44 share
in 1924.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Phelps Dodge corporation and subsid,
ariss, copper mining, report net loss Of
Sl.lb3.6Sl for 1925 against net loss OF
sSs37.ss7 the year before.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
STORMs HAMPER WORK.

Storms, too. add their fury 10 sot
NJ naught the work Of the 81 sailors
who man tn" Jcrnmcc. A notable
instance of this occurred last June.
The cable bad broken and tho Jcra
nee had fished both ends from the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Prices Of heavy lead scrap have been
reduced /. Of a cent in the Chicago dis
trici, quotations ranging from TO S!a
cents pound.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

and spread between slices of buttcred
brown bread.
For lobster and olive sandwiches,
either canned or fresh lobster meat
may be used. Chop fine one hall
cupful lobster meat with eight large,
stuffed olives. Moistcr with mayon-
or thick boiled salad dressing
.nu spread between slives of buttercd
bread.
To make lobster and egg sand.
witches. add One-fOurth cupful Of chop
ped lobster meat to one hard-cOo&"d
egg, chopped. Season with salt and
pepper to taste and add mayonnaise
10 mOiStCn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

The Amosksag Manufacturing Com
pany is Curtaling operations in its
vorsted department, some of the looms
having been put on four and five day
schedules
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Billings or New York Gamers, Inc"
in the first quarter OF 1926 increased 10
per cent over the same period last year
-Sl,6ll.O57 against sl,0O2,Ol5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

Further reductions Of So cents ton
in prices Of basic and Bessemer pig
iron in the valley district are reported
from Pittsburgh. Basic is now $3.50 TO
$4,000 ton, No. . foundry and MALE
able $40 and Bessemer $3.50 to $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

The Nashville. Chattanooga & 81. Louis
Railway earned $3.50 a share on its
&l6. 1000. 900 capital stock in 1925 win
net income o. S2529.O42 compared with
sl2.22 a share in 1924 and net income
or S1.055.5O9. Surplus after dividends
rose TO Sl.4O9O42 from SS35,5O9.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
SAYS RESEARCH
SHOWS PRESENCE
OF COSMIC RAY
Ry United Press LeRs~d Wire

PASADENA. Cal, Oct. 2S,- Dr.
Robert A. Millikan, discovcrcr Of
the cosmic ray, began a scientific
study today of data obtained during
his recent researches in the Andes
mountains of South America.
The famous scientist declares he
has virtually confirmed his original
deductions of the Millikan ray, and
that a checkup on his latest invcs-
legations NAV reveal some new and
interesting disclosures.
"lt will take several months to
work out our data he said, land
though I feel quite certain as to
the result | am not ready to make
any announcements of the findings.
- will say, however, that what
we have accomplished confirms the
existence of the cosmic ray, aud
that it is constantly hitting the
earth from every direction and IL
the most penetrating ray known. >
The Cosmic ray, according to DIR.
Millikan, appears now to establish
that power, energy and motion exist
independent of the sun or any cen
tral creative form.
"It proves that something IS
going on throughout all space, sai
the scientist. "We cannot even be
gin to assert what change in
man s views of the universe this
ray will bring about.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Form Company
To Help Move
Cotton Crop
ny V~".d Press Leased Wire

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Oct.
2s.-Proposals to form a S4,oo0,ooo
corporation to retire 100000 bales
of the 1926 Oklahoma cotton crop
were ratified here today by com.
mittcc of the Oklahoma Bankers
Association, cotton marketing eX-
ports ard merchants meeting with
Eugene Meyer, chairman of the pre-
sidcnt s cotton committee.
BY tho agreement Lew Wentz,
Ponca City oil millionaire, will adj
vance $1,000,000 without interest to-
ward the capital stock of the cor
poration, Wentz told the United
Press.
Vent s million VIII be matched
Will ano",er million 10 be received
elsewhere in the state, making a to-
tal of &2,000.000 available for the
corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Supreme Court to
Decide Rum Case
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Get. IS The
United States supreme court had
under adviscmcEt today the noted
Quadra rum smuggling case, the
first test for final Interpretation of
the 1924 British rum treaty. The
court S policy in criminal cases is
to decide rapidly, 50 a decision in
this ease may come in a few weeks
Captain George Ford Of the Brit
ish vessel Quadra appealed from
conviction for alleged conspiracy to
.iolatc the prohibition and customs
laws. He held the treaty did not
authorize prosecution of crews Of
fcreien ships seized outside the
mile limit, but within the one hour )
cruising radius provided in the
trcatV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
JURY DECIDES
FOR DISTRICT
IN COURT CASE

In spite Of the claims Of the
Southern Sicrras Power Company Il
toruevs that the right Of way be-
ing acquired by the Irrigation Dis
trict in connection with converting
the low line canal into drainage
ditch is worth S3s 900 to that com,
panv and despite testimony of Shes,
tor Allison. engineer for the tolora-
do Land Company, called III rs IN
f~n.rt witness bv the Power Com
panv. that the property - worth
500 900, jury TODAY decided III n.
var Of the Irrigation Rtsif#e' aia
the court awarded thr 5ef'sdaR's
$4,000.
one Of the surprising and oHt.
standing features ~ The 6e#tti"int''l-
ION hearings before Judge li.I'tt
in Superior Court this wr'E. WIS
the widely differing values placed
upon the property by engineers eau
cd ON each aide. G. y. Perry, for
mcrly AN engineer for the irrigation
district. was called by the Power
Company and testified that the
Holton Power Company canal
which now carries water to the
Citv of Holtville, the property IN
question, had cost value of
$4,000 on a basis of 30 cents per
ward for cxcavating, NJ. j. Dowd,
general superintendent of the dlS,
trict appeared for the district ana
testified that the excavation COSY
should be estimated on Il basis or
eight cents per yard and that the
whole property on that basis IS
worth about $1,000. The court. ap-
parently. agreed with powd in IN"
matter, since the award was but
$2,s00.
The condemnation proceedings ia-
volvc the elimination of the HoI'on
Power Company canal as Il carrier
Of water for lioltvillc and Will re
suit in the district 5 furnishing the
water from its high-line canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Indict Eight
Union Members
For Mans Death
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2S.-
Eight members of the Carpenters
Union We're indicted by the county
grand jury early today on murder
charges in connection with the ham
mer lugging death of c. W. Camp
hcll. Eon-union carpenter, last
week
fae jury S action followed long
night session in which lc witnesses
were heard.
Less than an hour after the con
.r'u>inn Of testimony, ;hc indict-
mrrts were r2tuincd.
Those indicted We G.
ArchhHj,! +. NoM'N. vice prcsi,
dent Of the United r othcrhood of
CarpcntcrS: Paul j. Ci.1fcrd, bust
ness agent of the local union; Al
bert Moore, Samuel Moore, George
Pescc, Gus Madsen, John Cannon
and Christopher o Sullivan, all
carpenters.
Pesce and Madsen have confessed,
involving the others, according to
police. .
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
HONEST BUSINESS
METHODS LAUDED
in COOLIDGE TALK

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Ameri-
can business is being taught that the
only method for permanent success
lies in honest, faithful conscientious
service to the public, according to
President Coolidge.
In his last speech before the con
gressional elections the president
here last night told the American
Association of Advertising agencies
that wages now are high while prof
its are moderate, bringing q prosper
ity which is going more and more
into the homes and less into the
enrichment Of the few.
Mr.. Coolidge did not refer to the
election Tuesday, except to criticize
citizens for their indifference to
public affairs.
lie reviewed accomplishments of
his administration, emphasizing tax
reduction, business prosperity. wage
increases and improved living CON
ditions.
If we proceed under our present
system.' the president said, "thcrc
would appear to be little reason TO
doubt that we can continue to main
tain all of these high standards in
wages, in output, and in consump-
ton indefinitely, and with our home
markets as foundation, increase
our foreign commerce by a greater
exchange of those commodities in
which we are peculiarly favored for
the commodities of other nations in
which they have a special advantage
but nothing would appear TO be
palmer that this depends upon the
maintenance of our American Scale
of wages, which is the support of our
home market.