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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
APSISTOJO MUSIAI
BELGIJOS FRONTE.

Londonas, spal. 8.-Bel-
gijos fronte apsistojo ptsti-
ninku atakOs, anot oficialio
praneSimo. Tai sulaiko lie
tus IL, Saltas Oras. Tx viena
artilerija nepaliauja vciku-
ST.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
NUBAUSTA 10 NIGERIU,

Belleville, ILL.,, spaliu s.
VictOs kriminaliam teisme
nubausta 10 nigel'iu uz riau-
Ses, buvusias East st. Louis.
Ill. Kiekvienas nubaustas
14-kai metu kal6jimo. 3 nj
geriai iStcisinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

= Bucnos Aires, spal. g.
- Argcntinojc siauGia kr1l-
vinos riauS6s. Gclczinkciic-
ciai Wis dar streikuoja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

= Copenhagen, spalip 8.
Su lapkricio ! dicna Vokic-
tijos gyventOjams bus SUI
mazinta duonos porciia.
Uzuot duonos bus daugiau
duodama bulviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
URAGUAX PERTRAUKE
DIPLOMATINIUS RY.
SIUS SU VOKIETLJA.

Montevideo, spaliu 8. -
Uruguay respublika per-
trauk6 diplomatinius rySius
su Vokietija. Vokictijos pa
siuntiniui induota paspor-
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

Washington, spaliu 8.
- Europos vandenyse nu-
skendo yicnas Suv. Valsti.iu
kar6s laivas. Igula isgelbe-
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
: Racine. Wis, spain

Racine, WIS, spalip 8.
Wisconsin, valstija as
trial imasi prizes pieno trus-
ta. Traukia. atsakomyben
net 100 nariQ is "Milk Pro-
duccrS' Assn"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

= Havana, spaliu 8. -
Kubos vyriausyb6 Prancu-
zijai pardav6 3 savo preky-
bos laivus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

= BucnOs Aires, spaIiQ 8.
- Buves Argcntinojc Vo-
kietijcs pasiuntinys Lux
burg m6gino keliauti j
Chile. Bet Sitos rcspublikos
vyriausyb6 pasak6, kad jis
ten csas negeistinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
Bolo, Pasha
gavo milijonus.

Tos tarp Bclmstolffo il
Won JacoWo dcpeSos aiSkiai
liudija, kad Bernstorff. .pasi =
rode gerai iSsilavinusiu vo
kieGiV Snipu. Visupirmu il
sal susiradO IL nusisamd6
prancuza BolO Pasha, kurs
Sandic, kaipO Salics iSdayi-
kas il Snipas. uzdarytas ka-
l6jimc Prancuzijoje IL lau~
kia bausm6s. Bolo Pasha
per Bcrnstorffq IS Bcrlyno
gavo milijonus doIicriu. Su
tais pinigais jis tur6jo pa
pirkti prancuzu spauda, kad
iinai- agituotu w taikq 81
Vokietija.
Tiesiog baisius daiktus
m6gino iSdaryti vokieGiai Su
pinigais kaip Suv. Valstijo-
Sc, taip EurOpoje.
Won Bernstorff SUI Bolo
Pasha tuo tikslu vcdG derry
bas nuO vasari0 26 q. ljgi
kovo 5 q. 1916 m.
Imta smarkiai
darbuoties.
KuOmct Won Bcrnstorff
surname vesti dcrybas su
Bolo Pasha, vokicGai tuo
nctu buvO pradfje uzpuol;-
ma prizes Vcrduno tvirtove.
Vokicciai tik6josi iveikti
prancuzus. Nasa1i0 30 dicna
JIG paskclb6 naujq nardan-
ciOmis laiv6mis kovq.
Suv. Valstiju kongrcsui
atstovas McLCmorc indavi
taikos rczoIiucijQ. Washing
tone tuo mctu vicS6jo Bryan
ir skclb6 taikos obalsius.
mtgindamas palcnkti Sios
sales vy1iausybe p1ic Bcr-
lynO nOrQ.
AmbasadOrius Won Bern
stOl'ff, visa tai matydamas,
buvo isitikines, kad p1'isiar-
tino atsakanGiausias taikai
momcntas, tue labiaus, kad
l;as valanda brvo laukiama
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
Sutvere nauja koaIiCijini
kabineta
NORMA UzDU0TI SAAUGIS DUMAI
Uruguay pertrauke ySius su Vokietija
RUSIJOJE VEIKIA
NAUJAS KABINETAS.
Petrogradas, spaliu s.

wi - O. So@A@~S3 ''i'e'iiV ~.
Galimas daiktas, kad sOcia-
listu kongresas, kurs buvO
pasirodes prieSingas koalici-
jiniam ministeriu kabinetui
pagaliaus susitaikins su
ministeriu pirmininku Ke-
renskiu. Kongresas pamatG,
kad KerenSkiS viSai nemanO
pildyti jo nutarimu IL rel
kalavimp. Tatai verciau su-
sitaikinti, kaip gyventi he
sutikm6je.
Ana dienq vyriausiasis
kongreso komitetas apsilan-
ke pas pirmininka Kerenski
IT sitam isaiskino kongreso
pasielgima. Be sito tasai ko-
mitetas Kerenski intikino,
l<ad jis, kOmitetas, stovis uz
koalicijini kabineta.
Kerenskis savO keliu jau
sutv6r6 kOalicijini kabinetq,
llu1'in ineina ir 3 kadetai mi
nisteriai, butent: KiSkin -
vieSOsiOs gerOvGs minister's.
kOnOvalov = prekybos IL
pramOn6s minister's ir
Smirnov - valstyb6s kor-
trolierius.
Uzsieniu Teikalu, kar6s,
laivyno IL vidujiniu reikalu
ministerial paliko tie pats,
kurie SUI Kerenskiu kaikur;
laika reprezentavo vyriau-
sybe.
Sunku pasakyti, kaip il
gai gyvuos Sitas naujas mi
nisteriu kabinetas, kurio sa-
statui yra prieSingi socialis-
tai radikalai.
Norma parlamento.
Socialistu kongresas uz-
eyre rezoliucija, kuriaja
reikalaujama darban pasau-
xii laikina rusu parlamenta.
Kerenskis SUI tue SOCIALISM,
sumanymu sutinka. Tx no
ri, kad jamc butq atstovau-
jamOs visos pOlitikin6s par
tijOs.
Be to Kerenskis tame lai-
kinamc parlamentc nor6tu
matyti tik kaipo pataIiama-
il vy1iausybei kuna. Parla-
mentas gals tureti veikime
iniciatyvq, bet ne istatynr-
davyb6s teiscs. Jurisdikciji-
ne valdhia ir tolesniai turi
pasilikti ministeriu kabinc-
to rankOse.
MinGtas parlamentas TIL
1is susid6ti is 231 atstovu.
is ju tarpo 40 atstovu turi
priklausyti zemietijoms il
miestams.
Suprantama, Situo parla-
mentu norma uzduoti pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
Kornilova gins kadetai.

Gen. Kornilovo byla Wis
wien ivyks. Sakoma, jinai
bus labai indOmi. Gen. Kor-
nilova teisme gins Site ka-
detu lyderiai: Maklakov,
I'eslenkO ir Anjemov.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
Revoliucionieriai
ignoruojami.

Washington, spaliu 8. -
Nietos rusu ambasada pra-
mesa, kad naujam rusu koa-
licijiniam kabinete visai ne
reprezentuojami sOcial-re-
voliucionieriai. Sp6jama,
kad toji partija turbut susi-
skaldziusi, jci jinai igno-
ruojama.
Naujam kabinete stipriai
reprezentuojami burzujai,
arba industrijiniai elemen-
tai, kaipir kadetai. Keli
nauji ministerial nerepre.
zentuoja jokiQ partiju.
Suomiai darbuojasi.
GelslnStorsas, spallu s. -
Pasibaige seiman rinkimai.
SOcialistai 1inkimuOse dau-
gell savO atstovu prakiSo.
Suomijos senatas patvir-
tino IL praved6 veikmen nuo
Rusijos atsiskyrimo biliu.
Rusu vyriausyb6 kol-kas
Dieko nevcikia. Laukia to-
limesniu is to pravcstO BIZ
iiaus pasekmiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08
A IA
Kun. PranCiSkuS CugiS

Msire spaiiu = d., 1917 M,
prizes 1000 vakare, AIeksi-
JONI BFCsiu ligonineje, Chi
cagoje.
veliorio kunigo Prancis-
Klaus kuno Iaidotuves ivyks
sta treSiadienI, spa!iu 10 d.,
is Sv- kryziaus parapijos
baznyeios, Town Of Lake.
Gedusingosios pamaIdos baz-
nyeioje prasides 1000 ryte.
Prie n1irstancio toIimoj
nuo Lietuvos salyia.a. BRAN
gaUs tevynainio buvo site
kunigai: EH. Krusas, J. 3. KIo-
Tis iF !. PaskaMskas.
Requiescant in pace!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-08

- Stockholmas, spal. s.
Vokietija selpia Svedija ja-
vais ir Rumunijos zibalu.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
For Sale

Good mich COW and Old Trusty
Incubator; cheap for cash.
J.Y Warner. Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
Civic Club.

One OF the most interesting meet
ings of Woman's Civic club for the
past year, was held at the club
rooms, Tuesday, with the president,
Mrs Partridge, in the chair. The
usual reports were read and bills
allowed. Upon request of the COM
mercial club the ladies decided to
serve dinner to the Holly visitors
ON Dairy Day" March Is. A COM
munication read from Mrs. Harding
OF Denver, chairman of the educa-
final department of the Federal
Woman's lub stated that she
would be present at the next meet.
ing.
At the close of the business the
meeting adjourned to listen to a
program in the hands of Mrs. l.. M.
Appel, chairman of that committee
This lady, to the surprise of the
president, planned very unique
form of entertainment. Some weeks
ago she asked each lady to earn
some money to be handed in at
this meeting, each lady telling in
prose or poetry how she earned it.
Much pleasure attended this meet
ing and dollars to the amount of
thirty were added to the treasury,
A song was then sung. the words of
which were composed by Miss Elsa
Won Buecan; appropriate to the oc-
casion. Two beautiful vocal solos
We're sung by Mrs. Henry House,
she playing her own accompani-
ment, which were greatly enjoyed.
A social hour follwed over the "cof.
fee cups"
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
Truth About Sharks.

Recent Investigations by a New
York scientist seem to show that the
ferocious reputation Of certain great
tropical sharks is founded to large
extent on exaggeration. Most of the
stories Of savage attacks by these
brutes become less and less sensational
the more closely they were investigat-
ed. It was even found that many of
the species Of shark have weak jaws
and teeth, SO that they find trouble in
tearing meat from dead whale. Ger
tain kinds Of sharks are. Of course,
highly dangerous animals, but the bulk
Of the tribe would seem to be less for
midable than their reputation implies.
It was found that in some Of the larger
species blow from the tail was Il
more effective attack than one deliv-
cred with the jaws.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
GUESS At POEMS MEANING
Speculation AZ to What Tennyson In.
tended by His Famous Work,
"Lady Of Shaiott."

TennysOn's poem, Lady of Shalott,"
is purely imaginative in Its theme, its
names, its motive and its details. There
Is no such island as Shalott, no river
flowing down to Camelot, no such place
us Camelot, and, of course, there was
IL such person as "the fairy Lady Of
Slialott." The poem is allegorical,
and as the author never furnished a
key to its meaning every person is
permitted to try to find one. 1t has
been suggested that ut represents the
history of a woman living in a conven-
tonal world whose Inhabitants do not
come into contact with the true sub
stance Of things around them, but to
y ilom these things appear, not as they
are in themselves, but as reflections
i'll n mirror, which, while 1t registers
iihfully enough some few outside as
y cts, hides altogether the living soul
~ which those aspects are produced
ia governed" That is not very H.
l3@ninatlve. One critic says: There
e.. thousands who are living In what
Ivy dimly feel to be a world of rehec-
tins, not Of substances, or appear
,;,ces, nor Of realities, but ever and
;.on they feel that this is not all
t.tare is Of life, and they, like the Lady
Shalott, are half sick Of shadows.
'$;ill, the illusions gather round them
lain until something comes, most
probably in the shape Of supreme
l'nssion, which sweeps the old worlds
Illusions away forever and reveals the
new world Of realities lying all around
them The cracked mirror represents
this new revelation.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
Keep Right Always.

1t isn't enough to start right. You
must keep practicing the right. It's
SO easy to become lopsided. All you
have to do is relax the eternal vigi-
lance that is the price of success. Let
yourself follow the line of least resist
Ance, and very soon you are out Of
symmetry. You can err in any direc-
ton. There Is danger Of even becom-
ing warped in your religion and your
charity. Everything with right to
existence and many things that have
not will enlist your sympathy. Allow
them to monopolize your thoughts and
the result will he a one-sided character.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
Rare bargain
in hi9h-9rade
Piano

We have new, high-grade piano
located at Holly, which, for immed-
late sale, no reasonable offer will
be declined. Liberal terms to a
responsible party. If you act quick
you will find this an opportunity
to purchase fine piano tremend-
ously cheap. II interested write The
Denver Music Company, Denver,
Colorado, at once for particulars.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
HOLLY DAIRY DAY
Program Will BE Replsts with In
tsfssting Yeaturss.

eefoStt0g Feetufes.
AS The Chieftain goes to press.
the Holly Dairy Day committee,
headed by w. S. Partridge. are pre-.
pairing q most interesting program
for March 18th, which has been
named Holly Dairy Day. Able
speakers from various points will
be In attendance, and from present
indications it will greatly surpass
the event of last year.
1t is reported that the county
commissioners will make liberal
appropriatiOn for this occasion. al
the dairy industry has become one
of the most important ones in thii
section.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
rrsight.Rat /, lGix.up

Messrs David & Otti, the furni-
ture men who had engaged the old
Byars & Coffin store. have gotten
into lively dispute with the Santa
Fe regarding the freight rate from
Wichita to Holly, and as result
the two cars of furniture have been
switched onto spur. at Syracuse
awaiting instructions.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
MEN AND THINGS
IN GENE RAJ.

Nose Harper, insurance sharp OF
Lamar. called on friends here last
Sunday.
James Ford, one of the live ones
OF Syracuse. was down last satur-
day, visiting old friends and meet
ing new ones.
Master Earl Beck of Wiley was
here last Friday. dropping In to
sec a live town. and went away
thoroly satisfied.
w. O. Long. the veteran traveller
with the Rawleigh line. was Holly
visitor last Friday.
Frank DeBus, manager OF the
Amerine & McKibbOn market, has
resigned, as his farming operations
were suffering thru inattentiOn. 8.
P. Long succeeds Mr.. DeBus rs
manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Partridge mo-
tOred to Syracuse on Wednesday
to meet friends enrOute on No. II
On the return trip the drive was a
slippery one, fair-sized snow
storm having set in.
Mrs Eli and John Haverstick,
two Southsiders who have been 80
journing in Arizona for the benefit
of the latter's health, arrived last
Saturday and state that Holly has
everything beaten city mile, SO
far as they are concerned.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Merwin have the
sympathy of the entire community
in the loss of their little one, who
YVES called to the Great Beyond on
Saturday last, aged one week.
Mrs. Flora Williams of Memphis,
Tenn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Linville, was accidentally
burned about the body in that
city on the 5th inst. Her rare pres
ence of mind, in wrapping the floor
rug about her when she realized
her dress was afire, is all that saved
her from possible cremation. She
is now in the Memphis hospital,
slowly recovering from her wounds
Albert Borg of Greenwich, Kan,
is the latest acquisition to the
Scuthside contingent, and he has
ore of the finest 800 laying out
doors.
L. w. Tucker, the old reliable
farmer north Of town, came in from
tie home ranch last week and re-
ports much progress in the Holly
Tcwner vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Habiger leave
today for Rocky Ford, where Mr..
Habiger has accepted lucrative
position with the Wise & Green
Lumber company. They carry the
best wishes OF all with them in
tier new home.
Advices from j. w. Kirkhart at
Milton, Iowa, are to the effect that
his mother is still in the land of the
Ii ing, and altho 81 years old, has
net yet GWEN up life's battle.
Legal papers properly executed
J. P. Linville. notary public.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
STRONG AND DISTINCTIVE
Says Technical Journal Of The
Chieftain's Heading.

Oess~~SSeAeS AAVoNASA0s
The Pacific Printer Of San Fran
cisco, the leading technical journal
OF the allied printing trades, repro.
duces the first page Of The Holly
Chieftain lin condensed form, and
after complimentary us on our az
tistic effect, says:
The Chieftain has strong and
Distinctive Heading"
Holly is in Colorado,
Near the Kansas, line"
The above comment coming from
SO competent source, is highly an.
preciated, all the more BECAUSE it
came unsolicited, copy of the pa
per having been picked up at
Huntington Beach sugar factory
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
SUPERIOR SALE BILLS

The Chieftain's sale bills are well
known turnout the Valley. We
print them the right way. and they
always attract attention. Any size,
heavy cardboard for lacking up, or
lighter paper for mailing. Farmers,
Z let your light shine, so bring your
sale bills to this office. Rates are
always reasonable.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
CANADIAN. TEXAS, ROYAL I'm
TANNERS
Holly will BENEFIT From Dallas
Cansdisn-Dsnvsr Auto Route
Via Garden City

VIA VSI00n VAty
County Commissioner A. p.
Knuckey and Ray Brown of the H.
B garage of Holly, made the over
land trip last Thursday, in
Knuckey's big Case from Lamar to
attend the interstate meeting at
Canadian, Texas, held in the inter
est of the Dallas-C andian-Denver
highways
About q dozen cars left Lamar,
going via Springfield At each
town the party passed thru. other
good road enthusiasts joined the
party.
At Canadian, where the tourists
about six hundred strong, arrived
Friday, they were handed the keys
to that thriving town and treated
with true southern hospitality.
The banquet Friday evening was
one that will long cause feeling of
kindness to well up in the hearts
of those who partook
As to the several routes from Ca
madam to the Santa Fe trail, the
best one at present, and from indi-
cations for long time to come, is
via Liberal and Garden City and
thru Holly, as some of the road,
about so miles is graded and oiled
while the other roads are practical.
ly virgin trails and naturally not
the best for economical auto riding.
The distance from Canadian Tex
as. via Liberal and Garden City, is
about 261 miles to Holly. Il
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16
Amity Gleanings

James Hargreaves wife and little
son arrived last Saturday from Den
yer to take charge of his fathers
farmver, ccccuer ee : Sate..,.,xod
farm here, owing to the failing
health of Mr.. Hargreaves, senior.
Young Hargreaves has had chrge of
a large hardware store at Denver
the past few years and is glad to be
at home again.
A fair-sized audience patronized
the vaudeville show here last Satur-
day.
Moody Keith, one of the Beau
Brummels Of the Amity district, is
now at Tobasco, Colo, and con-
templates going to Arizona in the
near future.
Mrs. Wood of Lamar is teaching
the primary class in the Amity
school vice Miss Helen Robinson,
resigned, on account of i'll health.
Moved to Lamar
Jacob Zeigler wife and children,
who have been farming in the
Amity district several years, last
Saturday completed removing their
effects to Lamar, where they have
leased a 320-acre farm, laying just
north of the city. Mr.. Ziegler is an
Al farmer, and we congratulate
the county-seat in Offering sufficient
1nducement to him to move there,
Interest in The Holly Chieftain's
Priss campaign grows by leaps and
lively be given away to the holder
bounds Remember, that the tour.
ing car and other prizes will posi-.
Of the largest number Of votes at
the campaigns close.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-02-16

Coed line Of harness and first
Glass repairing, at Saunders maple
nent store.
II you want GOOD broom esrn
and maze seed, see j. E. Saunders.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-31

Hogs-The largest run OF hogs to put
in It's appearance since three weeks ago was
chalked up this morning, estimates eaiiihe
for 3s7 cars, or about $4,000 head. For the
two days the supply foots up Ss,326 head,
being almost 10000 larger than last week,
and over 900 heavier than two weeks ago,
but few hundred short Of the correspond
ing days last year. Barring Chicago, the
local run was the heaviest on the map, ana
from comparative standpoint receipts
were heavier than In the Windy City.
Bids at the opening were generally little
lower. both packers and shippers consider
ing that the generous receipts entitled them
TO shade yeserday's prices little despite
the fact that steady prices were reported
elsewhere. While few Of the hrst sales
made showed, II anything. an easier trend.
nearly all sellers refused to consider any
thing less than steady figures and as the
demand was very broad. buyers soon raised
their offers a general movement starting in
good season at fully steady tgures.
Prices held firm all morning, the big
bulk OF the offerings selling at steady to
strong Nigures Shippers bought fairly
freely, but did not force things until on
the close, when they received fresh orders,
and as only small share of the offerings
was stil in first hands they paid prices
that were as much as 5@10c higher Packer
trade also showed more strength on the
extreme finish than at any other time, late
trains finding a ready outlet at prices that
were anywhere from strong to as much as
dime higher than early. A good clear
ance was made by midday.
The quality was generally better than
yesterday and while values showed no quot
able advance except on the close the aver
age cost was higher Bulk Of the offerings
sold at s1l.o09li.b0, with extreme tops
at s1l56. new record. There was the
usual sprinkling of the plainest stuff below
the bulk.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-31
Richards Resigns
Vice Presidency Of
Omaha National

The resignation of J. DEF. Rich
ards, vice president, effective Febru-
airy /, is announced at the Omaha
National bank.
The retirement of Mr.. Richards
from the active service Of the bank
is necessary to enable him to give
his personal attention to his other
business interests. ..
Mr.. Richards remains a director OF
the bank.
at is needless to say that feel
deep regret" says Mr.. Richards, Tin
leaving the employ of the bank. Only
business necessity could persuade me
to sever such congenial connection.
| shall miss the very pleasant asso-
Citations l have had with the officers
and employees here"
No announcement is made at this
time concerning a successor.
Mr.. Richards will continue to make
his home in Omaha where he will be
associated with some other business
that does not take so much of his
time
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-31
NEW YORK STOCKS
Early Break in New Haven
Forces Stock to It's Lowest
Record.
FALLS DOWN FOUR POINTS

New York Jan 30.-An early break In
New Haven forcing that stock down
points to 1914, Its lowest record, was the
most disconcerting feature of the days hes
itating market. The selling was accom-
panied by disturbing reports regarding Inc
future of that property but these were au-
thoritativeiy denied, after which New Haven
and the balance of the list made substantial
recoyeries.
At midday prices again evnced an easier
tendency, with United States Steel as the
center of attraction. Widespread interest
was manifested regarding the amount OF
the extra dividend for the final quarter of
last year and the concurrent Issuance OF the
financial statement for that period. neither
Of which became known until some time
after the markets close.
Meanwhile Steel, on a turnover Of 10000
shares or about rs per cent OF the day s
total operations fuctuated between ll3a
and Ill y, with net gain of Of point
at ia. The extra dividend Of IN per cent
making total Of SIX per cent In regular
and extra dividends for the last year, was
somewhat under expectations but earnings
for the quarter OF almost S106 100000 were
In excess Of the most extravagant estimates.
Aside from the diversion created by New
Haven and Steel. the market was devoid Of
special features although low priced rails
were active, mainly at higher levels, par
ticularly Southern Railway, which gained 2
points.
There were the usual mixed movements in
specialties, Burns Brothers, for example,
scoring an advance of 61a points, with an
advance Of 61a points with a rayecsal of 4
points for American Zinc preferred. Beth
lehem Steel made an early gain of S
points. only to fall IA. and closed at net
loss of points. Best prices In stocks were
registered in the later dealings with some
shading of quotations at the end. Total
sales amounted to 5S5. 900 shares
Bonds were irregular, some representa-
tive issues giving ground, with further Of
ferings of ST. Louis & San Francisco adjust
ment g. Total sales, par value 4,49O, 900
United States BOMBS were unchanged on
Number OF sales and quotations on lead
or