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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
MARCH AND MAY COTTON
BOUGHT BY SPOT HOUSES
Temperatures Higher Than Normal in
Belt

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Wlth the excep-
tion of good buying OF March and May
by spot houses, trading on the Cotton
Exchange at the opening this morning
was without feature, March showed an
advance of points and November was
up points, while October started points
lower and other options we're unchanged,
After the call. the selling. which had
been scattered earlier, became heavy, and
prices declined a few points. March being
the largest sufferer. falling points. The
trading was dull however.
The buying of the spot interests was
considered Significant, especially In view
OF the fact that adyices from the south
and southwest stated there was no in
clination on the part OF farmers and mer-
chants TO follow the recent declines in
futures.
Temperatures were higher than normal
In the cotton belt this morning The map
showed general rainfall, with the eNcep-
tion of the extreme northeast
The market was steadier as the day
advanced. Liverpool became a moderate
buyer OF March and July contracts, while
there was considerable scattered cover
ing and a little demand from local trade
interests Active months worked about
10 10 points above last nights closing
figures. and the buying seemed to be
encouraged by bullish Southern spot ad-
vices and by the weekly Liverpool figures
showing further decrease in stocks, 1t
was rumored that prominent trade inter
ests had been heavy buyers OF March
and May contrasts for the last few
days, and when shorts turned for cover
they seemed to find comparatively little
cotton for sale.
Liverpool at the opening Was about un-
changed. against expectations of losses
OF 2la 10 points. Private cables said
the market was small affair. but re-
ported a much better tone.
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ACTIVE SESSION
ON N. Y. CURB
High Priced Issues Developed
Strength-Driggs-Seabury
& a Weak Spot

( NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Specuation in
the market for outside securities devel-
oped considerable activity, with business
bfarly we'll distributed over wide range
Of issues. While some irregularity was
shown at the outset, before midday
generally strong tone developed on
better buying movement. especially in the
1 higher-priced issues. In some stocks.
reactions we're shown on comparatively
small offerings.
The motor issues were generally strong,
Chevrolet at one time showing an ad-
vance OF six points Chandler moved up
. points: Peerless fuctuated within mar
row limits Lee Tire rose over five
points.
Driggs-Seabury was weak. declining more
than points on small offerings. Haskell
Barker Car eased off II, Jewell common
moved up over points. Midvale Steel,
after a weak opening. rose a point Sub
marine Boat was up about as. Baltimore
Tube was introduced the first time, and
after advancing 5 points reacted 2.
Oil stocks were comparatively quiet.
With the exception of Cosden. which
moved up. Standard oil of New Jersey.
after declining points, rallied. Copper
stocks were generally strong. In sym
pathy with the metal. Kennecott ad-
sanced more than point. Bonds were
fairly active but irregular.
j. p. Morgan q Co announce that they
are prepared to issue detinitive bonds in
exchange for their trust receipts for
cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation 10
year convertible per cent. bonds upon
Presentation of such receipts at their
ohice, properly indoTsed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

S2iS,i40 an Increase OF si4S,aT2 or over IL
per cent. over the year 1914.
More definite talk or the possibility Of
big coal strike this spring was heard to-
day. One of the high officials Of q large
Pittsburgh steel company made the state
ment that: THE greatest strike this
country has ever known Is imminent unz
less the large coal c operating cofnpanies
and the United Mine Workers OF America
come to some agreement on new wage
scale before April l." He added that the
miners would demand a 20 per cent in
crease II has been n matter Of common
knowledge that the big railroad and in
dustrial companies have been storing coal
for some time with view Of the possi-
bilty Of strike. The Pennsylvahia
Railroad In particular has been fore
handed In this matter. Incidentally. IT Is
understood that the Pennsylvania orders
for freight cars OF various descriptions
will keep the Altoona shops wording
fun capacity till the middle n next sum
mer at the least The latest orders in
cluded l05 locomotives. 75 steel passenger
cars and 1900 steel box cars
There was some talk heard in ananciai
circles that the Pennsylvania Railroad
might restore the dividend rate to
per cent per annum basis this year
The resumption Of dividends on. Pan
Handle and Pennsylvania Company
stocks and tho moneys received from
the sale OF its Cambria steel and Penn
sylvania steel holdings. Il has argued,
should place the company in a position
to make larger distributions The
stock has again been picked up by
investors and scored fractional ae-
vance.
Announcement was made by the Tono-
pah Belmont Mining Company that an
option has been taken on the Bull Moose
property Mt Bear MoultaIn. New. This
is low-Erade ore proposition, but the
immense deposits IL is believed, will as
sure fair return on the production.
The November quarterly report OF the
Tonopah Mining Company shows sur
plus of SSi31 1l9, against 800 in the cor
period of 1911. Cash on hand
was Slei,5i2. Net earnings of the Tonopah
Placers Company. in which the Tonopah
Mining Company of Nevada owns S3 ia
per cent. of the capital stock, were sgO,gsi
In the quarter ended November 30. 1915,
and sll4,OOl in the quarter ended August
81, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
WOOL AND COTTON
TRADE SATISFACTORY
Collections in All Lines Good.
Textile Mills Well Sup
piled With Orders

Dealers i'm the local cotton and cotton
yarn trade report conditions satisfactory
in their line, prices being Arm, with an
upward tendency. according TO r. G.
Dun & Co. Cotton yarn dealers report
that they are we'll supplied with orders
for future business, with good profits
The local wool market continues to
strengthen notwithstanding the increase
in available supplies, there being steady
demand for most all grades of wool. A
steady advance in prices is anticipated for
all grades OF woods. Collections in all
lines are reported satisfactory and con-
ditions generally are in a desirable state
for all concerned.
The textile mills report that they are
we'll supplied with orders, although they
are experiencing some difficulty in OBJ
tanning desirable help, and In some cases
mills report they have advanced wages for
labor Manufacturers OF mems and boys
clothing state that the spring business OF
1916 exceeds that Of the corresponding
period OF the previous year, but they are
experiencing difficulties in obtaining mer-
chandise to fil their orders.
Manufacturers of cloaks and suits re-
port n little more activity In business,
their sample lines are now out; they are
booking, II is stated, orders for future
business They are also handicapped
some what owing 10 the scarcity OF
merchandise. and advanced prices. Shirt
waist and dress manufacturers antici-
pated a large seasons business, but labor
trouble have brought this Industry virtu-
ally to a stRndstll for the present.
Jobbers of hosiery. underwear, etc. have
stated they have had a good fall business
and merchandise with them IL also ad-
vancing In price, and difficulty Is ex-
perenced in getting certain classes Of
goods demanded by their trade
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Central Trust Company, regular quarterly ~
per cent payable February !, 1916, to stock
holders OF record January 26.
Champion Copper Company. " z shars' max
ing k8G declared since February II, lbl5
Reilefonte Central Railroad Company, an
nual 4 per cent. payable February 10 As reg
iaieTed February l.
Kellogg Switchboard Company. regular guar
terly per cent payable January al 70 stock
of record January p
STANDARD on Company OF Indiana regular
auhrterly per cent
Xmsflean Rsilways Company. regular quar-
t.rfv 10, pcr cent. preferred PAYABLE Febru-
arv as 10 stock OF record January 81
American Brass Company. Ia per cent. and
a. per cent. extra payable FepruAry 10
stock of record January ID
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
COFFEE WITHOUT FEATURE
Market Marrow Affair-Brazil
Opens Irregular

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l--The coffee mar
ket continued featureless throughout the
first part OF the day, with buyers and
sellers apart The market, at best was
q narrow one, and as prices are easily
influenced by comparatively few orders
either way both buyers and sellers are
showing disposition to limit their orders
TO specific prices, as open orders have
recently resulted in quick and feverish
fluctuations.
Offers from Brazil continue Irregular,
owing to the feverish condition of the
Brazilian exchange market. but IL was
the general opinion that shippers there
were inclined to sell, even ut concessions
Today's Yesterdays
Onanipu fsioac
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WHEAT WENT INTO
NEW HIGH GROUND
Buying Was Heavy-Some Re-
cession From Best Prices
on Profit-Taking

CHICAGO, Jan 21.-Heavy general buy
following the switching of a leading house
that had been selling in the last As hours
to the purchasing side OF the market, sent
wheat into new high ground for the
season today. There was a great deal
OF excitement. May touched at sl.32ia,
compared with the previous top mark of
si32 on Wednesday. and July reached
S124aI, contrasted with the previous high
figure of Sl.25. There was some recess
sion from the best on proft-taking. May
ending at sl.32h. against sl.2s9s at the
close yesterday. and July at 81. .25ss. COM
pared with Sl.22la, yesterdays last quo
tation.
The rebound followed a reaction after
unexpected strength at Liverpool had re-
suited in stronger start. Offerings on
the initial bulge were enormous, and
May dropped to S1.299s and July to sl22Ss,
which were the low points OF the session.
Commission houses then became heavy
absorbers and prices jumped upward.
The spring wheat markets displayed
strength. and 1t was said that foreign
Governments were buying -four there.
Minneapolis reported n bid from London
for 10000 barrels an the Dutch Govern
ment took -four there also.
II Is known that American supplies are
wanted abroad, but the tonnage situation
is a drawback 1t is believed that ship
ments from Argentina and Australia will
not increase for some time. Receipts
at interior points in the United States
were liberal and clearances from the sea-
board small
Lending futures ranged follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
FRANCE EXPECTS
NEW BOND ISSUE
TOPAY WAR COST
Huge Monthly Expendi-
lures Will Force Another
Appeal to Country
PROFITS TO BE TAXED
BY YVES GUYOT
Minister Of Public Works. Biitor bAeence
Economlnuc ct FInanuiere.


PARIS. Jan. g.-whcn he brought be-
fore Parliament his plan for taxing war
Industries NJ Ribot Minister OF Finance.
gave some new details on the per cent.
loan. showing its success 10 be even
greater than had been thought NJ. Ribot
said that the total OF the subscriptions
equaled Is, 1870 100000 francs, at the par
value OF tho loan, or l3,aii.Oo0OoO francs
at the Issue price. Deduct from this H.
100000 francs saved by those who paid
their subscriptions In full at the time OF
taking their bond and the actual sub
scrptions to the loan equaled t2,6is, 100000,
OF which 81 a2i. 600, 900 is In new money.
1t Is evident, however. that the huge
monthly cost of the war will require the
Government soon to find new resources,
and II is probable. therefore, that the
lssue OF bonds Of national defense
will begin again But the next loan will
have to be speculative, with the amount
fixed in advance, and as In peace times.
subscriptions accepted for many times the
amount OF the loan.
In any case. however. Parliament has
to vote immediate credits TO pay inter
est on the national debit, and means will
have to he found outside of new loans
to supply tint money.
The first plan proposed is to tax war
profits on sliding scale The plan Is
actually In the hanus of the Finance
Committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies
now. 1t proposes TO tax the excess over
normal profits. the normal to be found
by taking the average for the years 1911.
1912 and 1913. In addition, the interest
on debts and loans. the cost OF raw ma
terial. general expenses and upkeep of
plan will be deducted from the taxable
sum
II is estimated that the deductions pro-
posed will reduce by 5000. 10000 francs
the sum left subject to tax.
The Bourse has been very satisfactory,
and the new loan well supported There
have been many offers OF per cent
rentes to purchase tho new loan.
The bank abatement shows little change
except that there has been slight in
crease in gold holdings and a decrease
n loapa
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Jan. a--At p. m futures
were barely steady. Quotations were:
Jan.-F'eb., Isslsd; March-Aprn. Tsslsd;
May-June. 7.75d; July-Aug.. TSsd Oct
Nov, 7,alad The sales were 60o0 bales,
including 5000 bales American.
The following are the weekly cotton
statistics. figures in hales Imports, az coo,
Americans, I,00o. stoek. 1s7 600. Amer
cans, so7oco: forwarded =. Co: Americans.
es.eooi exports, l5.sls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
Coal Strong al Chieago

CHICAGO. Jan. sl.-The Black Diamond
ssys mat the coal market here is strong
az than at any time since isl2. The re-
e., cold weather caused heavy eonsump-
ION screenings are &C. 10 l5c, ton
highsr The anthracite trade reflects a
nassibIe shortage before 'he reopenins
of naNlgatl0n
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~ Aelinn an Sioek DIVIDEND

eu1cAGo. Han. gl-The directors OF
49, kellogg Switchboard and supply
Sompany have not as yet taken action
,ha stock dividend Of 50 per eent
~ .aammenaed by the shareholders. pend
&c ieeal requirements. II Is expected
,hst the matter will be disposed OF NJ
Meeting Of the board next month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO Jan. 2i,lHoGsaR Receipts. =, oooi
butehers saDSEI 40 S9eod heavy 81 sS,7 sS5 So g
pigs. ss.5Oa60 90: bulk. sIaT.40.
cATTL TLE1-aRseei9ts, 900 market wssS
Is25; Texans. So. 4OqI rs; calves. 81. 1901.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market weak; native
and Western. 81 6OaS 20; lambs, IS. 5Odl1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
,,vw WORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Nnw YORK. Isu. "a. ~ ufiE;k-M Marksi ls
81" A., arm Receipts. Sfll pAchakea- Ia
sleaas a,,arx 33c.. higher scoFink, atci state
Sai,s 50Tiic.. Imitation erssmesss
eltiS;sse5e naekasss Extra hrzls. aoa3ic. :
selpu' "a aae.s nearby whites affstt;<s r'lxed
-ti.r a41t11c.. neffeA pfp . - =f-=H=eF -
f-4s<rafor hretH. ltt=u lef-
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To Build Two ore Sh;ps

BALTIMORE. Jan. z.-Ths Maryland
Steal Company has obtained a contract
10 build tive ore ships for the Spanish
American Iron Company, a subsidiary OF
the Pennsyixania steel Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
Rise in Coke Prices

CONNELLSNILLE Jan. 81. - Spot
coke has jumped up TO S4.25 ton at the
ovens, the highest price in many months
The car shortage is acute.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

Total sales. a19seeo shares. eamparsd With
es2 500 shares yesterday thus far htis week
s.ssIs0a shares same period last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
Banks Gained ss.s42,23I in Week


and
$2560sO0
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of
L, 6. dividend be
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearlngs today compared with corrs-
spending day last two years:
New York sl,s 4oo l9IS 7l se,s I4lt J., l9L3
Phila. go. SiT I2s50d s25, 81. .nT6 s2haSt gs3
Boston 5oosSISG 2i.5slsit 2asstf4i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
BAR SILVER

49, aes qsess,les iss bsr sillsr m lepdop al
e - feEk ~ .llkss paz quoted a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
ST. Paul Bonds Three Times Oyersubseribed

Milwaukee
of he %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

The Philadelphia Trust Company. trus-
tee for the Standard Gas and Electric
g. has given notice that It has obtained
$4,000 by the sale OF the collateral
pledged to secure this issue OF bonds and
out of the proceeds It will retire as many
bonds as be paid on with that sum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
Financial Briefs

According to Bradstreet's, exports of
wheat this week were $4,000 bushels
last week, 9,5i6.0O0 bushels; last year,
S,395.OO bushels. Since July l. 233, 900:
year ago, 225.6O5,00O Corn shipments this
week, $4,000 bushels; last week, $4,000:
last year. $4,000. Since July I, S,254, 200: !:
year ago, $4,000,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

Edward n, Tinker. Jr., and n. d. Glib
son were elected directors OF the Poole
Engineering Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21
twenty seven Cents bid for Copper March neli,err


April
of r-sized block of the metal
of
Aprii
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

The American Locomotive Company re-
ports for the last six months of 1915 gross
of Sl43sS,sb9. an increase of S9O39. $50 over
the last half OF 1914 A surplus of 81, ,s52,-
40 was reported. which compares with a
deficit of s,655,S44 in the previous year,
On January unnlled orders amounted to
So, 10000.
4 new stock brokerage firm has heen
formed by Frank MauTan and Spencer *.
Mulford, Jr.. trading under the name OF
Mauran. Mulford 4 Co, Arthur w. Howe
IL associated with the Arm. Mr.. MulfOrd
has applied for membership on the New
York Coffee Exchange.
The Illinois Central Railroad has or
dered 81 cars. 1000 gondolas, 800 stock cars
and number of box cars.
The Union Pacific Railroad. according to
report, has rejected bids on $500 cars be-
cause of unsatisfactory prices and de-
livery.
Gold coin to the amount of i5OoO00 was
engaged for shipment 10 South America.
J. B. Edwards was elected president Of
the Kellogg switchboard Company. sue
ceeding l.. b, Kellogg, who was made
chairman OF the board.
c. ID. Barney Co and j. W. Sparks
q Co. bought Cambria Steel
The New York banks lost to subtreas-
ury yesterday $4,000. and gained since
last Friday sl.694,OOO.
The Listing Committee of the New York
Curb Market Association has approved
the following securities for temporary
quotation and trading; 10000 shares OF
the Carwen Steel Tool Company, par
value. $40; 5000 common and 5000 pre-
ferTed shares of the Baltimore Tube Com
pany, Inc. par value, 500. and 10000 COM
mon shares of the Atlantic Steel Com
pany. par value, 500 All the securities
will be dealt in when, as and II issued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

Total sales, 1885 shares. compared with
20,2i shares yesterdayi thus far this wckr.
y, .eOS shares same period last week, T',13e
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FINANCIAL NEWS
STRONGEST HOUSES IN STREET
HAD BUYING ORDERS IN LEADERS
Influence of Bear Raids of Yesterday Disappeared and
Stocks Moved Up-1ndustral Alcohol Leaped
~ Points on Dividend Talk
NEw YORK. Jan. u.

influence of Yesterdays with the opennq
stock Exchanee this
Street had buying orders in all the
leaders TO again
that up 49, - ' w."
II
stocks and the a today
Steel dividend
declaration OF IN per cent Tuesday
onth hiding
belief Of
operators
anxious get back stocks for
stocks
Steel Ave
w
in trading
close to l6S gain 20
helped
strength In this stock
OF this
Dsurrs Securities and the buyers
I'M most float market
umos around
element Dislers
q hactiona
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

=. ~ .,aa yestsFslsyi thus far this week.
fsb' 'sis. 600; same aeriod last week. $685.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-21

The New York banks lost to subtreas-
ury yesterday $4,000. and gained since
last Friday 81. $4,000.
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RONGDs
Last pre-,

Total sales. s1ei, 600. compared with sI28,-
92l yesterday: thus far this week, SfO7 ,08O
same period last week. s480,pi8.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
UspeSno zdravljenje.

Idravnik, Iii hocc doScci uSpch,
zdravl Svojc holnikc Z zdravIlom.
Xxi j. popolHo zdravilo: ciSto. ma
tancno, uclnkuJotc. I'm ravno tako
zdravilo jc Trincrjcv amcriSki G
lIksir IL grcukcga vina. lima Sicer
jake grenck okuS. ker .ic pripraV-
lien IL grcukih ra>tliu in rudccc-
ga VIVA. Pomaga pri vSch boleznih
katere trcha pregnant IL telrSa,
odStranJa vse ucpotrchnc snow in
pomaga, ako potrcbujc tclu move
zivlJenSke moci. >ilc in cnergije
Pri ncrcduo>tih Y Iclodcu, dro-
bovJu, Jcter jake nitro pomaga.
Rabite to zdravilo pri zapeki. aka
ne cutie dobro po jedi. ko 81,
Slabi, ucrvozni. innate Slabo kri.
vas apetit So bo vrnil. in tudi pre-.
la VA 10 dobra. Cena $l.OO. Pri
vSch drugi>tih. Josef Trincr. Ike
mix in izdelovalec. l333-l339 =.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
Dejstvo, da ic povpraScvanic
pc %Trinerjcvcm linimentu dan "a
dneyom vetjc jc dokaz. da 50 ma.
81 p~rijatelji Z MIN zadovol.jni. IL.
vrSten pr rcvmatizmu, |mevralgiii
oteklinah. Ccna - in SOC. pc po.
Sti 81 i'm 6Oc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

j.. prIgnah napaJat konjsko crcdo.
Nedvomna istina pa jc. da .je ogor-
Jev elektrlcni trcSk V neposredni
blizinl tako krcpak. ia paG utegne
omotiti tudi konja i'll druge vecje
zivali. \eki drugi potovalec. Kap-
pier. poroca, da je pri ribarenju
pc neprevidnosti Stopil 4 obema
nogama ma ogorja udarec. Xxi ga
je dobil, ie bill tako Silen. Ola .ie bill
YES omamljen. &c bi Sc ne bill o.
prijel korcmine ma brcgu. hi bill.
kakof pravi. najbrzc utonil. Noge
so mu IA nckaj casa popolnoma u
drevenele, tako ga je pretreslo.
PRAY v%erjetno je torej. da utonc
konj, XII ga je ogor V neposredni
dotiki treSGil pc trebuhu. -
Novels poskusi MANFRED kaze.io.
da elektrOmOtoricna sila 400 vol
TOW, kakor jo proizvaja ogor, ida
leka zadostuje. da umori vecje Ii
vail in tudi tlovcka. V zadnjem
caSu sta izvedla o uGinku elektriG-
nth tokov ma zivaISko tclo Zclo ma
tanGne poSkusc zcnevSka fiziologa
Provost in Battelli. Nasla sta. da
so cello mnogo slabSi tokovi smrto-
nosni. Najhu.iSc 50 posledice tako-
zvanih izmcniGnih tokov. k.jer ST. V
kratkih preSlcdkih menjava smer
toka. Izmcnicen tok 5 $50 presled-
XII V sekundi jc u 4 napetost.j o 10
20 voltov po > sckundah ubil wee
jcga PISA. Xxi sta mn dala en- konec
zee V uSta. a drugi V crcvo. Pri
istomerncm toku je mOrala biti ma
pctost najmanj 500 %voltOv. ola
STA dosegIa cnaki ucinck. Pri ne
>rccah. Xxi 81 dogodc tupatam pc
I ~clcktrarnah in tvOrnicah, SO opa-
2ovali V trch sluca.jih. da so ~ H.
mcnicni toki 4 napctostjo 10 vol
TOW ubili clOvcka ma %jvcckrat so pa
povzrocili pri cloveku smrt izme-
niGni toki okoli 400 voltov in isto-
smerni toki 1000 voltov. Pref So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
s v PoDPoRo.

Pet ncimenovauih V Herminic.
Pa. Sl.35 - John Jarnovich soc
I. Skrle DE. j. Xupancich 25c. j
Jaka 23c. +. Opady 25c. j. Zore
Poe l.. VI. Zoe. NJ. Podubnik Zoe.
Mrs. Frances Podubnik O5c
Hauptman l2c Mrs. Frances Pc.
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