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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RAIb.-fof
thirty da,s. SO per cent: FOR longer msiurites.
Per cent
CALL Monty during the week. 5He6 per cent
TINE MONEY during the week was easier. There
ver, loans for various periods a. 4k@4s per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER during the week was &C
lively bought Rates. lh.@5 per cent for best
names: bank acceptance. 3l1 "a per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT Exchanges
Sgs5 156 l0S. balances. Nly.5a2.OH' Inc ouO-lIe
urs Vas a creditor 10 the extent Of Sl6O.S So
ST'E-TRTASI nv New York banks lost 20 the
Sr,- Treasury s. 9s7 0A0.
FTDERAI RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE ELSEe
WWIVE -Phila deluhia for thirty days. % per
cent Tor longer maturitcs. per cent. Boston. 5is
and . per cent Cleveland 81 and per cent
Richfnond jis and per cent; Chicago. 511 aud .
per cent: - .senis. Der cent: Atlanta. and 81
pcr cent: Minneapolis. and Ga per cent; Kansas
sity PER cent. Dallas. pr cent; san Francisco.
q and ~. per cent. - 40, "A,
40s 7t2 balance ISL O94 Phil adcphia. exchanges
se;55S S07. balances S2x7S.0jG. Pittsburgh. eN-
change. SgTSe.1-2
SIiNER MARKET Bar silver In London was
% i-lsd an ounce. up l-l6d. New YORK quotation
was 4gs.c up sc. Mexican silver dollars 3s.9
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Thrr was good vol.
,ime OF business during the week anC prices moved
downward Range 81 demand sterling 4Nst5 10
4Sqi5. Closing rates Gable sterling. tHsZ9. DC.
inand sterling. 4Sl1J. cable francs. 5lz; demand
francs. SIS. mark. ssh for cable aud oeA TOT
checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-four Hours.

OnlelsI Record and Foreeast.-washinston. Dec.
J-PresSure IS abnormally high over the northern
states east Of the Rocky Mountains. with the high
es, readings over the ST Lawrence valley. and is
relatively low IN the South and the Southwest
This pressure Distribution has resulted In general
rains in the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys
the southern portion OF the region Of the great
lakes and In the Atlantic states from PennsylTania
southwark TO Georgia. II has caused northeast and
east gales on the Atlantic coast from Cape Cod 10
Cape Henry. warnings Of which we're issued on
Friday morning. Storm warnings were continued
SATURDAY on the Atlantic coast from Boston to
Cape Hatteras. Rains have again fallen In the
Pacific states and there have been local SHOWS over
the Western plateau regions. Temperature have
not changed decidedly M the last tHeny-four hours
In any part Of the country.
There viii be rains sunday and probably Monday
I'm the middle Atlantic states, North Carolina and
the Ohio middle Mississippi and lover Missouri
valleys Rain or IS probable In Southern
New England. Southern New York and the noun .
tain districts Of Pennsylv ania In other parts q
the county the weather will be generally fair sun
day and Monday. No important temperature
changes arc Indicated FOR any part Of the country
during the next forty eight hours.
Winds for sunday and Mouday-North Atlantic.
strong northeast aud east. probably reaching gale
force over southern portion. middle Atlantic. north
east gales: south Atlantic and gulf, moderate yari-
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Consolidated Statement
Shows Preponderance
of 30-Day Maturities.
SMALL CHANGES IN
CASH AND DEPOSITS
Net Amount (S3,97O,OOO) OF
Federal Notes in Circulation
Given for First Time.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The CONSOLE
dated statement Of condition OF the
twelve Federal Reserve banks at the
close of business December q. made
public to-day by the Federal Reserve
Poard, shows little difference from
that Of week ago. 1t follows;
Re.ources Gold coin and certificates. $3.50 9l2.-
COO legal tender notes silver ces e oSs s S"
BIS discounted and loans: MaIuIlues VIM, ,,a
ery dsys mSgrles q S os5 600 TO-
tai 50 Sif 600. an other resources. $5Vo'VVV' 'o'N
Issii,;eS Ca3,iS paid in NsO47 900: reserve
deposits sg5l 0Gs 600 federal reserve notes in or
euiation met amount. $s.97oo 900; total hsoii-
God reserve sealns, all liabilities. 90 per cent
cash reserse against all liabilities; 100 Per cent
cash reserve against liabilities after setting aside
a. rer cent gold reserve against Federal Reserve
notes IN circulation. 100 per cent
A statement accompanying the re-
port of condition points out that the
banks apparently are observing the
boards recommendations that a large
percentage of the paper discounted be
of not longer maturity than thirty
days. The statement says:
Cash holdings and deposits show
small changes as compared with the
previous week, while gold holdings
show an increase of about S3,OOO,OOO,
largely offset by reductions in other
cash holdings. Rediscounts amount in
round figures to S10000,00O, and
transactions are reported by all twelve
of the banks. The increase over the
previous week thus indicated is nearly
S2,500,O00.
"More than rs per cent of the paper
discounted with the reserve banks
natures within thirty days, while New
York, Chicago and St. Louis. rank IN
the order stated as regards redls-
count business. The aggregate amount
of capital shown is slightly different
from that reported last week as re-
suit of adjustments which have oeen
necessary in the capital account. oil
several of the member banks.
ain this weeks statement report IS
mxde for the first time of the net
amount of federal reserve notes IN
circulation. The item differs from that
reported under the same heading last
week because it shows the net labh-
itv of Federal Reserve banks after
deducting from the gross amount IN
circulation the amount in gold or
other lawful money deposited by re-
serve banks with Federal Reserve
agents to retire outstanding notes.
"A memorandum is shown on the
statement indicating the difference be-
tween the gross and net amounts OF
notes in circulation. The increase dur
ing the last week in Federal Reserve
notes in circulation is s2,405,OO0, but
the net increase in bank liability IN
such notes is only S1,25O,OOO, owing 10
the depositing of lawful money to re-
tire notes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
ACTUAL CONDITION
OF BANKS SHOWN
Follows Retirement of Clearing
House Certificates-EXcess
Reserves Fall Off.

Following the announcement last
week that all the Clearing House
banks had retired the loan certificates
issued TO them shortly after the out
break of the European war, yesterdays
bank statement resumed the publica-
ton Of the actual condition Of the
banks. During the period when the
loan certificates were outstanding only
the daily average condition of the
banks had been made public each Sat
uTday.
A supplementary statement issued
also yesterday disclosed IN detail the
average condition of each Clearing
House bank. The excess over the re-
serve requirements of the banks as
shown in the actual statement of their
condition was S119,465,630, decrease
of S11.710,460, as compared with the
previous week The average excess
reserves for the week was s127,392,-
$40, decrease of s127, 392,31O. Yes
terdav's statement follows:
,e,1I-AI STATEMENT
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Baltimore Resumes Trading

Baltimore, Dec. 5.-Trading was re-
sumed under restrictions on the Balti-
more Stock Exchange to-day. Offerings
were readily absorbed, and moderate
advances in quotations were estab.
lished over the minimum fixed by the
governing committee.
Providence, R. l., Dec. 5.-The Proyi-
dence Stock Exchange, which has been
closed since July 80, will resume bust
ness next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

Simpson Crawford Cops Silser si.s,s Nv
sawyer A H-GiDbel Bros y Y, ,,.,, .l99es ~
A ri Pine Cloak CO-Cliiton Wooden Mlus' soos IL
S'V"'' $4,000 4s
Titus Al Morgan. lac tcosts) :iVaa ~
WAverly storage Con- Butterstcm, siSv ~
MOdzicM 4 C--H GabryeiewicI JOS -
Yorkville Pickle WoTks-M Beck 20, slos rs
BROOKS. City Of New YORK 5000 70
The Bronx.
A schwoerer sons A Schwoerer and Sehwoerer.
Taunton New Bedford Copper Co: sll.4ll 81
Arcoleo G-S Sischer 81 al SS; 100 u
$3.50 ~
TurnAri &C Formica VIZ .!
ritns Ids--R Never. 81 sos 81
Goef,cl' P-Goodyesr Rubber Tire Co Of \ y;
''O'' 1858 q
Helfrich. Msry-S;andsrd Plumbing Supply 90;
kaufman Azzie-S Levine. 320sl O2
Teitner 10 Martin: Sl.2l. os
Lane Julius Kessler q Co. SS9, %
schiller u Wv Dnger. s2.l oV
Wood He u Werner. Slo2 x
Wensche. W-M Sehnitzer. Slll .!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

New Orleans, Dec. 5.-Cotton showed
strength to-day. standing at one time
9 points up on the most active months,
and closing at a net gain of 7 to 8
points. The chief strength was the de-
mand from the short side. The close
was steady at a net advance of I TO 8
nointS E,tttiroa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

Liverpool csbles.-Spot duh: sales 900 bales
speculation and export. 3OO American. :. 900: i'm
ports. "a 900. American. IA 00O. middling upland
f.35d: futures opened quiet. lia@2d lower nes
and la I'D lower on late months: closed quiet hu
steady. = point lower TO higher. Msy-June. l0d
July August. tl5x: October November. 2ji.d
January February 4 Sid.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Genoa. Dec 4-Duca d'Aosta UtaD. New York
via Naples.
Bergen. Dec 4-Bergcnsfiord (Norl. New York
Fayal. Dec j-Leto (DUl. Rotterdam for New YORK
for cOall
Rirlenhead. Dec 4-Lsckaw anna Obj, New 1ork
Maasuis Dec 2-Terschelliug dam. New York
SAILED.
Naples Nov eS--Re d'Italia UtaD. New York
Tarragona Nov Is barcelona (Spanl, New York
Elsinore Nov 27-SkIlds tNofl, New York.
PASSED
Sagres. Dec 4-Taormina utaD. New YORK Tor
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
references: wages sto-s5o. Lang Il Boecherer
Co Agency, a. West SD At
CooK.--Pro,eStsnt. American. excellent cook and.
baker. wants permanent position In country. no
laundry: best references. sS5. Address Bradley.
lt3 sch
CoUPLE.-Bu,ier useful man: cook housemaid: :
two excellent Swedish people: do entire work
family excellent references. ostereergs Agency.
1l6 Lexington sv Phone, Plaza. 2d.
COUPLE.--Butler useful: cook: entire work except
heavy laundry. intelligent workers; reasonable
excellent reference. MacMin Agency. AZ West 42d
a. Bryant. d5i5
GENERAL HOusEwoRK. excellent swed-
Ism girl: very good cook. WAITRESS. housemaid. best
references. also newly landed Swedish nrl Ostcr-
bcrg's Agency. Ii6 Lexington az. Phone Plaza. 2St
HousEyoRkER -EyeUthing but laundry: good
reference. honest and strong. s.s 10 10. Mac
NELL Agency a. West ga 81 Phone. 65Ai Byant
HousEwoRk. --iienned. competent: s2S sood
Agency. 80 East 4sd st. Phone Murray I'M cfIt.
HoUsEkEEPER-A Swedish woman OF refine
ulsnt. intelligence experience. O housekeepcr
IN largo house where servants kept. excellent
references. los r. I'D Il. Phone 2tss lenos
LADY's NURSE. herman. useful. chambcrmeid
Sood sesmstress; ta5. youns. competent, bes,
references. Miss Sheas Agency. 20 East s2d ~.
LABY's MAID.-Gcrman. competent scammstress
haitdrcsser. packer: wages $40 20 SIS best fcl.
erences Cal Lang Boecherer Co Agency ~
West Esd Il
NURSERY COVERINGS. North German. sood
TO SIS Lang Boechenr Co, Agency. Is West
SD 81.
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER 8.
Manhattan.

The FIRST name Is that Of the debtor. The second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
rIed 80.
KToaenberT H-City 0: New York; May H. 1909
Gussenheiin A-Rockfsll Apartments: Dec IS: 1919:
Fallon W J. and B zsbrishs-R Beck; Nov
ia1.. - $3.50
smith, j u and P-I Jackson. Nov "a 1918:
Sli7 90
sane-Ssme: Jan lS 1913: A6s oS
STREET J. 10 G Mndberg e. a.; Dec ~. lslz'
schermerhom. S G--M I FoI: April 20. 1895:
Cooper. d w-sIosler safe Co: Dec p. 1911 lean
cs.fied1s 81 900
es,ocN same. Dec q 1911 fcsncelled): S209 50
Fsirchiid. q W-Mosier Safe Co: Dec %, 1911 lean
Celledj. ,StVVV
sGme-Same: Dec %. 1911 (caneelled); S2Os y
Guardian Trust Co-Moser Safe Co; Dec y, WI
tcanceed): ss9'VVV
sa1ne-same: Dec o. 1911 cancelled; sl'lSs
The Bronx.
Jacob Cohen Construction Co. J Russell Con
tracing 60. J Cohen and + RUSSELL A Nc,
Carthy: July a. 1914. Slo4 81
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Tuesday. DECEM
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
ARRIVED.

Destination and steamer. .,,,--,.... % ,oV Pm
Hawaii Japan, Cores China. Philippines iva ~ ,
san Francisco. Manchuria. ~ ~ ia
japan. Corea. China (va seattle'' AM MAUI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

SRI name being that ID ne debtor.
Ashton. Laird a co-Linde Air Products Co
Armstrong. Mar l. sdn-C Ps,erno. costs
Bsassos Printing co--H c Hallenbeck ;iia g
Bailey. C4fol5n : = Norwood. $50 g.
BsFsseh Abfam-A siiFefsiein. S5g5 N
BfucSnsf frederick-J " Hsiibcrg ti5g b
Bfilfr Beuiainlg aud Nouls-L J4gods SO ~
Brighton. susan and George Is d Robinson.
n.m.. u.i,iu.-e J,p.i..y, s So (;
chxppeiie. Grace H-sssnsu's Bank Tor SAVING
cresenng james VIZ u MacDona,d. siss 81
Calm william IA Goldsmith. 500 %
Coin. Charles L-Equisbie Trus. Co Of New
he ssnto Join--I y Bafilcs he. s!67 ss
Tr,eksor Ila &c . fJefk SIS 40
Iresleh 0si Wash L&andJ 90. Ino-J Eranson
YoSssh. Mario. and RoDerio Psfodl--J Solar i'' y
Eb,,az william. Anthony = Ansro,s. Julius !
Wolf Thso1ofs haeolcf John Nement and John
Ge,bsg0i, Chuss c-B " u Brown sis u
~ ~.,s..'. '' o.~-a Klein, 90, - S e: +
Boagbiou Olivia ~ Frank y Houshion. Peter
S1;s e.. ss @.s, W. L, Si:s'" sHH,i
Kiisssf. Jsoob-An,snese Pump and Tank ~
xs;..r. - sehiid. ,sIz y
s: :ssss H. ID Ts'i Isss.Bs. IN if.dss
r>is w. 80. y. ~ " gyes It Al foosisj iiis 9
l>s,s>il, y. sad y u Pfschi--Knicksrbocks Chgc9.
~ e. flli 80
/ hsrss a s1ss. Inc- I1hs,y gsrsss. ti.izI 2
~ is Dss n-siosesos chsn1ssas ana Imp. q.
PEAR. c. sisyimsD. W. o5
rsites ca BnI %. N,flvt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

The statement of condition of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York on
December 4. compared with the pre-
vious week, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
ms NESS CHANCES.

EXCEPTIONAL INCOME TO investor ,rarlg J.
cash marketable security. Win va 49,
attractive pront Address Rssi,. noe .....s q
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE INCOME ~ .,,d ~.
$1,000 cash. vita big nfout Nhen ..s~s vi 81
Investigation investor Boz 20 inesA-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

! DUNES III SlICAllONS WANlED.
Male
/ CoLoRED CoUPLE-Bu,ler. useful: cook. l.un-
/ dress; both exceptionally competeni f5j: best
phone Murray I'M 67Ti
Female.
NORTHUMBERLAND wAITEEss-To.
gether separate: Americans; excellent references
.so.t-' suite t23. Il West 42d st. MacNeill
A-,.-A.-,cooK-Yeuns Dane. trained under chef:
sso. H.. N!ss llofmayers Agency. go Eifth Az.
sth floor. phone t52, Madison %.
A. A.-HOFMAYBR Reed Barton Building.
~ oth av., ninth noor agency. Reliable
servants for permanent and temporary situa-
lions Tel 1927 Madison square
cHAlIBERMAID WAITRESS or HoUsEwoRKER,
-Lngish Protestant; years excellent references;
city or county Industrial Assn. Il West t2d ST
/ CHANtBERAiAID. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: erpert-
enced. best references; city. country: wages SIS
$50. Call. Lang Boecherer Co. Agency l3 West
CHANfBERMAID wAITRESs COOk-Tosether or
,~pafale young IRISH sirls. Ions city references.
NJ. Mlss Hotmsy..s Agency. $50 lIfth s, sth
floor. phone tj2l Madison 80
CHAMBERMAlD. wAITREss--Compcent: best
references. clty country; wages t25-3 $50 Cali at
Lang Boecherer Co. Agency. - West sd ~
CHAMBERliAID. wAITREss-Nest. tall sweiish
maid. best references. Ossrbsrg's Assnc, 7ls ISi.
nston av.: phone Plaza 25t
COMMUNICATIONS young woman: WILL
Ing speaking spanish NJ b. box N,
I Trihln. Office.
cook-sNedish: neat. nfst el.,, In ali r,.p.e,:.
excellent cook. splendid references Obterberss,
agency, ~ Lexington a' Phone Plaza 20 or lois
CONSERVATIVES CHAAfBERNfAID - Two nr,t
class swedish girls. one excellent cook. other
splendid waitress -housemaid Osierherg. Assucv
7ls Lexington Phone Plaza "a
COOK and LAINDIiEss-CHA MBERAiAfD WAIT.
RksS-rro neat YOUNG Scotch girls. together or
separate wages t9e-t25. city county. Industrial
Association II West t2d a.
COOk-Swis nrst class. economical: good man
ager. ~ years excellent differences; s15 In
dustfial Association. II IVES, cd ST. Phone Bysnt
$40 if
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Saturday. December ).
HIGH wATER-

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
lnri,e. ZOE; sunset. $50: moon rises IVA
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Forecast for Special IocalIti.s.-Esstern Ne"
York Southern New England. ksA Jersey. Deis'
sar.. Maryland and Virginia. unsettled. rain or
snow probably to-day and te.mersw: northeast
GALES.
Western New York Northern New Lnsiand niu
West Virginia. partly cloudy to-day and to-mof-
row: unsettled.
Pennsylvania and the District on Columbus.
cloudy. local rains or SHOWS to-day and morrow.
Local Official Reeerd.-T following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
ia the Temperature for the last twenty four nolIs
IN comparison with the corresponding date o. last
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noMrsT,C SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.


HOTSEWORKER. Good cook ara a. ~ <
wars excellent personal Reference, :. IA =
country. Industrial Association. 1. We. - n.
INFANTS NURsE-Compeieni Oc sie a. SIS Ca
srences: city or country. wages syr..f SO q :.
Lang 4 BoccheIer Go. Asency, - W. ,s.s
INFANTS NURSE. Trustworthy soa' ltfss
otherwise good home. small "~
Nurse Box 3. 1864 Broadway. ----,s.- -
KITCHEN NIAID.-Enslish Proie..aa.., - ~
class references. Mis- SheAs hs0'N
49d Il Murray Hin. 6iIt. ----,,----s,s
LAUNDEEss. COMPETENT GERMAN oe, S,il 3 ~
cts or country. wages. 80 % ~ "a 4
4 Bocchercr Go. Agency. ~ Ness - 49,
NURSERY .GOyERNEsS-- English ptpns u. ~
position. bcSt differences; French
Sd aY .ss.,rssf
TRAINED NURSE. With seni.i n'si', ,,s ~
useful or housckeepcr for fAniN "
enccs. BOX oil. 1854 Broadway -. ssst
WAITRESS PARI.O R,lAiD TAI nr', ,..s Dsfs''
ism girl. excellent wGitreS. car s,clltni .
plaeV. understands work thoTeusho ia Lsffs~
erences: $50. Osterherg's Agency ."
N Phone. Plaza "a. III y.
WAITRESS. PAIL RMAID -ccnps's'tt 40 "a
references. city or county was,,. IA -
Lang 4 Boccherer Go. Ageney. 81 W. .....isf
wOMAN-Go out by day o. ueeS'
washing Boyian. fN ID az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

RESERVE

Increase eliminating amounts due from re.
serve Repositories and from other banks ana uust
companies In New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

Spot steady; $50 bales; middling,
I Bloc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

able: upper lakes. fresh northeast and east o.
Michigan and Huron and moderate east on ~
peror. lower lakes. fresh 20 strong northeas' ah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

These are actual figures, exclusive of
earnings. expenses, accruals and Fed
eral Reserve notes on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

Highest temperature yesterday. Al lat a. m
lowest. 80 lat II D. M f. average. 81 average icf
corresponding date last yeaf. IS: average Tor cor
responding date last thirfy-three yeas 81.
Local ForseGst.-Rsin or SNOW Sunday and Mon
Icy; northeast sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
DECEMBER ..
Manhattan.

The foiiosing judgments were sled yesterday. the
ar.f name belng tnat % The debtor.
Ashton. Laird A C0-Linde Air Products Go.
Sii %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

NURSERY .GoyERNEss- EnslIsh Pts5 .. 4, ~
position best differences. French
Ri Az .---.-ff
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. DECEMBER :.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

3. Sc pripusti pripravljalnemu
odbOru, da gleda nato, da nebodo
tlani (ice), kateri so sedaj pri
veclh druStvih z|avarovani (ne)
odSkodovani (ne) bodi 81 pri Dol.
podpori ali smrtnimi ,ako pristo-
PHO k nOvi organizaciji ali zdru-
zitvi.
4. Pri zdruzitvi maj odpade
nova zdravniSka p~reiskava, ako
sc pa clan (ica) hoGe zavarovatl
V viSji razred potem Sc mora
podvreti zdravniski preiskavi.
8. Vsi Glani lice navzoGi ma Sc
stanku apelirajo ma pripravljalni
odbOr, da pref ko mogoGe odbor
okrene vse potrebno, da pride V
n~aJkrajSem Gasu do zdruzitve
Jednot in zvez in sicer potion
sploSnega glasovanja.
6. kraj in cas-, kje in kedaj Sc
ina konvencija vrSiti maj doloei
pripravljalni odbor in da ma
sploSno glasovanje.
I. Osebe, kateri nasprotujejo
glede zdruzitve .jednot in zvez.
maj vpustijo svoje z
5. Sklenjeno. da Sc resolucija
natisne V Glasilu $. y. p. j., Pro
lctarcu in GlaS Svobode.
Ia reSulucija je bila sestavliena
ma sestanku 4. julia 1914 V Fitz
Henry, Pa.
Anton Laurie, p~redsednik.
b. NcrtaGnik in NJ. Jamnik. "a.
piSnikarja.
20 pretitanju resolucije priGela
Sc Je prosta zabava 5 plesno vese.
leo. lgrala je izvrstna godba liz
Collinsburga. Lcpo okinGana dvo-
rama je bila napolnicna prijaznih
obrazov. Ker jc pa bill vroG
dan. Sc je tudi cen poznalo
ma obrazu, da trpi zcjo, z%atora.j
81 jc zamOral vSak dObiti okrep-
ella. Ma razpolago bilo je cello
kompanijO SodGkov izvrstncga
jetmenovca, kateri je zejne o.
krepcal. Tudi dobrih prigrizkov
in Smodk nj mankalo.
Iabavali Smo Sc vsi pozno V
noe.
Josef RadiSek, predsednik, Fran
Juvan, odbornik vcSclice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
10 oRADA GIL. TAJNIKA S. D. p. z
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