davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
IN JUNEAU HOSPITAL

DOUGLAS, May 10.-GcOrge F. James, who came in from Suloia Bay recently was taken by his son Ray to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday MT. James is suffering from a severe at tack of rheumatism. Up to a few days ago he had been in splendid health, much better than a year ago when he spent several months in California
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
DOUGLAS AND TREADWELL NEWS NOTES

Spokane. Others will leave on the Sophia Monday morning and others on the Prince steamer Monday night Miss Dickman will remain here with Mrs. E. J. White, until MT. White, who leaves for Seattle Monday, re- turns, when she will accompany Mrs. White on visit to the Yukon coun- try
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
STEADILY COMING IN

DOUGLAS, May 19.-Although the warehouse was cleared of all stock only night before last, the A. c. Fish Company shipped 16 boxes on the Humboldt this morning and two hali- but boats were unloading good catch es this forenoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
ARRIVALS FROM SOUTH

DOUGLAS. May 10.-Among the arrivals from the South on the steam CT Humboldt were Pat Casey, former ly of the First Territorial Bank but for the past ten months employed in Seattle, who will take the place of
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

his drafted brother, Maurice Casey, in the Behrends Bank at Juneau, and Engineer Fitzpatrick, formerly em- ploycd at the Central Hoist at Tread we'll and who left for the Outside a year ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
PREPARING TO LEAVE

DOUGLAS, May 10.-Several of the school teachers are preparing to leave for their respective homes on the Outside within few days Prof
 Greene hopes to get away on the
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
Waterfront PronertY

FOX SALE, 5Kery cneaP,l water Front property with piling in excel lent condition. Also 30-ft. boat 7h h.p. Ferro engine. For particulars, phone 853, or adress Box 426, Doug
 las. m11
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

Credit for the splendid playlet pro duced is due Miss Dora Baker, one of the High School teachers, who drilled the players.
 The address of Superintendent Hen derson was a splendid effort, replcte Principal Greene also distinguished himself in his address when he awarded the diplomas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

FOR SALE-r-One new gas boat 22 it. long, 4 h.p.f engine, with hatch and cabin: same sized boat, 212 h.p. engine, in good condition. fitted for trolling or prospecting. and one Evinrude engine without boat. John Feusi, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
SEND0FF WAS
 SPLENDIFER0uS
TreadWeII Club Smoker in Honor of Drafted Soldiers Is Grand
 Event.

The smoker given at the Orpheum the men drafted from the Island was a happy event and from about S:15 until 10:45 there was something do- ing every minute. The Treadwell Orchestra was there with the music and pictures, songs, speeches, talks, addresses and smokes were numer- ous. D. J. Kinzie presided as chair, man and Miss Georgia Payne ac- companied the singers on the piano. The following was the program:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
HUMBOLDT TAKES 23

DOUGLAS, May 10.-The steamer Humboldt took on 23 passengers for the South at this place this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ATTRACT LARGE CROWD
 AT LYRIC LAST NIGHT

DOUGLAS, May 10.-The Lyric Theatre was packed last night, the occasion being the graduation exer- cises of the Douglas High School when four young people, having com pleted the course prescribed, were awarded diplomas They are Miss Norma Ripin, Miss Virginia Laughlin, Alex Sey and Elmer Jackson. The following program was presented: Invocation ~ Canon A. F. Butcher Musical Selection ............,.-....-...-... .................. High School Pupils Playlet "Mr Bob" ......-..-.................. .........-....... Direction Miss Baker
 Cast of Characters Miss Becky .--.-..-..--.---.--------.--- SplnSter
 Norma Ripin
 Virginia Laughlin Philip Nephew
 Herman Gius MT. Brown .......----..-.-..-...-.-.-.-.-- Lawyer
 Elmer Jackson Paddy Maid
 Elva Kirkham JenkenS ButIef
 Alex Sey
 MT. Bob ....... Katherine's Friend
 Helen Stoody Four Mine Talk ......... Joe Vezzetti Song ....................... Sixth Grade Girls Address ...-----..-...-..-.....---.--. l.. D. Hen derson, Commissioner of Education. Vocal Solo ........-.. Miss Cuppies Presentation of Diplomas ..-.-.---.----.-. .................. Supt. w. G. Greene Musical Selection .....-....--..--... ......--.-.
 Hiph School punilS
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
WOMAN VOTER IN
 ENGLAND FORCED
 TO SIGN A FORM

LONDON, May S.-The wouldbe woman voter in England must sign a form stating q hereby declare that I have attained the age of 30'. She does not have to give her exact age. Ta settle any dispute, however, the authorities may demand a birth certificate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
SEEDS, SEEDSl SEEDS!

We have a large stock of seeds and they are all fresh. GOLD STEMS EMPORIUM. ***
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

Are your coal bins empty? Phone Femmer and Ritter, IA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
FIRST AMERICAN TANK x '"'T' '' '@A T"''''o'

rel m % % O IL ntinske eoweye
  in n Coy Square peak n
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

THE EMPIRE-An the News Al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-25
Kabibble Kabaret
Is11 r.a.-oau.aal Ts.eus su-1ssA n.

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-25
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
S. v. sIANDIE TURF 2,170,
400 KARIUOMENES.

Washington, liepOs 5.-Kon
greso zemesniojo buto militia
rinio komiteto pirmininkaS
Dent butui padav6 kar6s SEX
retoriaus perzvalga is ginkla-
vimosi.
Is tos abelnos seIretoriaus
perzvalgos paaiSki, kad Suv.
Valstijos per praeitus ID me-
nesiq pagamino 2,17O,4OO ka-
riuomen6s. Sitam skaitliuj yra
10000 oficieriQ.
Gil reikia atsiminti tai, kad
pirm Is m6nesiQ Sails tur6jo
kaip reguler6s kariuomen6s,
taip ir tautin6s gvardijos tik-
tai 1924 oficierius If 2O2,51O
kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
DIDKUN. MIKALOJUS
sTOVIs cEKQ-sLOVAKU
PRIESAKYJ.
Jisai su ia kariuomene mar.
suojas ant Maskvos.

Amsterdam, liepos S. = Is
Ukrainos telegrafq biuro XII,
jeve gauta ir vel nauja zinia.
kad buvusio Rusijos caro- bro
lis Michail pasiskelbes Rusi-
jos caru. Jisai ceku-slavoku
kariuomen6s prieSakyj mar
Suojas ant Maskvos.
Kaip zinoma, carui nuo sos
to pasitraukus didkunig. Mic
hail buvo apsi6mes valdovau-
ii Rusijoje, jei to panoresia
patys zmon6s. Teciau pervers-
mes j nustum6 visai uzpaka-
lin. BolSevikai j buvo sueme
ir ilgas laikas lake mieste
Perm, is kur, turbut, jam pa
sisek6 pab6gti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
AMERIKONAI SUNAIKINO
VOKIEGIU PULKA.
Paeme daug kares medziagos
ir kulkasvaidziu.

Washington, liepos 5,-Kuo-
met amerikonai pusantros my
lios ilgio frontu StuRmavo .vo-
kieciQ pozicijas Vaux mieste-
lyj, Bois de la Roche ir ap-
linkinius miskelius ir pasivar6
daugiau tukstanciO zingsniQ
pirmyn, vokieciai gindamiesi
panes6 pasibais6tinus nuos-
tolius.
Anot gen. Pershingo prane-
Simo, vienas vokieGiQ pulkas
visiSkai sunaikintas.
Amerikonai ten pa6m6 dau-
gell kar6s medziagos, iris APP
kaSu mOrtiras ir daugiau 60
kulkasvaidziQ.
Siaurvakaruose nuo Cha
teau-Thierry nezinia kur pra-
zuvo po music ore trys anne
rikonai ,lakunai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
AUTOKRATIJA TURF LSNYKTI-WIL LSONAS
100 LAIVU ILEIsTA VAN
DENIM S. Waist.
Nei viena sails nepagamina
tick daug laivQ.

Washington, liepos 5.-Ya-
kar visose Suv. Valstijose J.
leista vandenin 100 naujaf pa
gamintu visokios rQSies laivV
viso apie 100000 tonq in
tilpimo.
Nei viena Sails tokiuo trum-
,pu laiku neistengtQ pagamin-
ii tick daug laivQ, kaip atlicka
Suv. Valstijos.
Ir Wis tai daroma kaizeriC
militarizmo prazuciai gi pa
saulio demokratijos gelb6ji-
mui.
Vakar Sios Sales gyventojai
dziaug6si Neprigulmybes Die
ma. Bet nemaziau dziugino vi
sus ir tas faktas, kad Sails
kasdien Wis labjau stipreja
prizes vokieGiQ autokratizmq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
ITALAI SMARKIAT VEIKIA
PRIZES AUSTRUS.
Paimta nelaisven 1900 aus
tru.

Londonas, liepOs g. ItalQ
kariuomen6 taisosi ofensyvon
prizes auStrus-ungarus kalnO
Grappa il zemutin6s Piave
frontu, Siaurrytuose nuo We
necijos. Ofensyvai jau pada-
ryta pradzia. Prizes liepos 4
diena tenai S myliQ ilgio from
tn italai po smarkaus music
pasiyar6 pirmyn apie pusant-
ros myEos- Pa&mG 1900 ne
laiSviQ.
AustrQ kar6s ofiso prane-
Simas pripazista, kad italai
paSivare pirmyn Siaurrytuose
nuo CapO Sile.
Siauriniam fronte, Grappa
apylink6se, italai atmuS6 di-
deli auStrQ uzpuoIimq prizes
naujas italQ pozicijas San
Lorenzo klonyj. Tenai Italians
teko G21 nelaisviQ, % kulkas-
vaidziu ir daugeliS kards me-
dziagoS.
Toliaus ! vakarus prancuzQ
kariuOmen6 atliko kelis pa
sekminguS uzpuolimus prizes
auStruS. Pa6m6 nelaisviu il
pagerino muSiQ linijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
SUSIAURINA ALAUS IR
MINKsTU GERALU IsDIR-
BIMA.
Tai daroma del kuro taupu,
mo.

Washington, liepos 5.-Ka.
res industrijos tarybos pirmi-
ninkas Baruch If kuro admi-
nistratorius Garfield paskel-
be, kad su liepos l diena per
pus susiaurinama alaus If Vi
sokiq minkStQ garimQ isdirbi-
mas sekanGiais fiskalin1ais
metals. Par6dymas veiksiqs
tik vienerius metus.
Tai daroma, kad sutaupyti
daugiau kuro, kurio bravarai
ligSiol daug suvartodavo.
Patariama, kad bravarQ
kompanijos susid6tu bendri-
jon IL kaikuriuos bravarus uz-
darytq, gi kituose gamintQ
g6ralus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
BOLSEVIKAI ARESTUOJA
NEPAKLUSNIUOSIUS.
Pirmiausia vargan pateko
Archangelsko valdzia.

Washington, liepos 5.-Suv.
Valstijp ambasadorius Fran
els is Vologda valstybes de-
partamentui praneSe, kad boil
sevikai suareStavo Archan-
gelsko provincijale valdzia.
Be to pazymi, kad pacioj Vo-
logdoj sovietas atsisakes
klausyti bolSevikq paredymul.
Todel ir ten laukiama areSta-
vimQ.
Archangelsko apskrityj Bal
tose jur6se yra uostas Kola.
Tenai ir iSilgai einancio gele-
zinkelio sukrauta labai daug
kar6s medziagos, kurios verte
yra labai didele. Ia MEDIA
ga saugoja talkininkq ir anne
rikoniski marininkai. Mes vo-
kieciai .su suomiQ pageiba Sc
mai taikosi ten prieiti ir uz-
grobti medziaga.
Toji kares medziaga savo
didziumoje, dar pirm revoliu-
cijos sugabenta is Amerikos.
Talkininkai mano j ten pasius
tt daugiau marininkq ar ka-
riuomenes, kad medziaga ap-
saugoti nuo vokieciQ. Mes
jiems tai visa butQ labai RE
bus kasnis.
SuareStuoti Archangelsko
sovieto nariai per Vologda
nugabenti Maskvon. Spejama,
kad suarestavimo sarysiu ar
tik neineis mineta kares me-
dziaga.
Ambasadorius Francis te-
ciau nieko nemini apie sensa-
cijines zinias buvusio caro- Ii
kimo zyilgsniu. Gal tenai ME
ko nezzinoma apie tas visaS
zzinias, kokias Vokietija sklei-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
VOKIECIAI MUSAM|
vISUOSE FRONTUOSE
JQ tukStanCiai paimama
neIaiSV1n
AMERIKONAl SUNAIKINO VISA VOkIECIy PULKA
PRANCUzAI PUSMYLI PA
SIVARE PIRMYN.
Paeme SAT vokieGius nelais-
Vius.

Londonas, liepo> 3.-Nakti
prizes Iiepos 3 dienQ prancuzai
AiSnp-AIarne Trontr keIIO>C
vietoSe pa>ivar6 pirmyn iveik-
damn vokieGiuS.
Labjau>iai vokieciai nuo
prancuzQ nukent@jo tarpe IL
piQ AiSnc ir Disc.
PrancuzQ kartS ofiSas pas
kelb9, kad paimta nelaisv6n
81 vokieGiai ir 80 kulkasvai-
dziQ. b..
Kuomet prancuzai uzdav1
Smugi vokieGiamS, tue paGiu
Iaiku amerikonai atmu$t la
bal SmarkiQ vokieGiQ atakQ
Siaur-vukaruo$e nuo Chateau
Thierry.
SmarkuS SuSirimimai Seka
Argonnoi ir AugSteSniQjam
AlZaSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
CEKAI-S -SLOVAKAI LAI-
MEJO VLADIVOSTOKE.

Washington, liep. 5. - Ola
gauta ziniQ, kad kuomet pirm
keliQ dienQ Gekai-slovakai
Vladivostoke nuvert6 bolSevl-
kQ valdziq, neapsi6jo be smar-
Klaus susir6mimO.
Vladivostoko gatv6se krito
kick tai bolSevikQ II paga-
liaus cekai-slovakai gavo vir-
81. Be miesto Gekai-slovakai
pa6m6 galini (terminalD ir
transsiberini gelezinkell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
BUvUsIo RUsU CARO- Ii
XMAS NEzINOMAS.
BolSevikai arestuoja savo
priesininkus,

Londonas, liepos 5.-Buvu-.
sio Rusijos caro- Nikalojaus
likimas nezinomas, anot pra-
neSimo is Petrogrado lailras-
clio Times correspondence. Lig-
siol nei patvirtintas, nei uz-
gintas buvusio caro- nuzudy-
mas.
Korespondentas pazymi,
kad buvusio caro- brolis Mic
hail pabeges is Perm. Ir apie
tai aptarima tikrq sTniq.
Didkunig. Micnailo pabegi-
ma iudija kadir faktas, kad
bolsevikai suarestavo Michai-
10 zmona, grafiene Brasov If
Permes staciatikiu arkivysku-
pa Andronica. Pastarasis sui
areStuotas uz gelbejima pa
b6gti didkunig. Michailui.
SuareStuotas arkivyskupas
paskelbe interdikta, sulig ku-
rio jo cerkveje draudziamos
laikyti pamaldos. Interdikta
paskelbe todel, anot korespon-
dento pranesimo, kad jo GER
kves tikintieji nenorejo ginti
j nuo bolsevikV.
Bet yra ziniu, kad didkun.
Michail randasi Kijeve, pas
Ukrainos atamana gen. Sko-
ropadskl, su kuriuo pirm ka-
res Michail turejo artimus
santikius.
Taippat nezinomas ir buvu-
sio caruko Aleksiejaus liki-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
Negi buvqS Caras bus
pab6gQs
RUSIJOJE OAR BOLSEVIKAI
VIESPATAUJA
Sensacijines zlnios IS Rusljos
Sensacijjines zinios IS RusUos
BUvEs RUsV CARAS
EsAs NoRvEG1JoJE?
Jis j ten pabeges su seimyna.

Copenhagen, liepos 5.-Vie-
tos laikrastis Berlingske III
dende pranesa, jogei buves
rusQ caras Nikalojus su savo
Seimyna atsirandas mieste
Bergene, Norvegijoj, po labai
sensacijinio pabegimo is Rusi-
jos.
Anot min6to laikraSeio, ta
zinia Gia atnese vienas keliau-
ninkas, atkeliaves is Rusijos
rusQ laivu.
Jis pasakoja, kad buves ca
ras, jo zmona ir vaikai per-
sirede pabego is Jekaterinbur-
go i Permi, is ten gi i MUIR
man pakraseius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
PATYS zMONES TURF
VALDYTIES.
Taip pasake sios Sales pre-
zidentas.

Washington, liepos 5.-Va-
kar sale Jurgio Washingtono
kapo Mount Vernon'e pref
dentas Wilson's isnaujo pa
sake svarbia kalba, kurioje
pastate neatmainomus princi-
pus, sulig kuriu turi ivykti
taika visam pasaulyj.
Prezidento kalbos klausesi
80 tautu atstovai (ir lietuviu
atstovas) Sales ir uzsieniQ
diplomatai ir daugelis izymiQ
sales vyrQ.
stai keturi posmai, kuriais
remianties visam pasaulyj tu-
retu ivykti taika:
|. Sunaikinimas kiekvienos
despoti$kos galyb6s bilekur, kuri
gall atSkirai, slaptOmis, arba vie
nu savo noru suardyti pasauliO
taikq; arba, jeigu negali but
dabar Sunaikinta, tai bent suma-
zinta j butinq silpnumq.
2. SutvarkymaS kiekvieno klau-
simo, ar tai del teritorijos, val
dzios, ckOnominio sutaisymo, ar
tai politiSko rySio, sutinkant
items kuriuos tas klausimas arty-
miausiais palie5ia, gi ne materialei
naudai bile kokios tautos ar Emo
niu, klrie nori kitoniSko sutvar-
kymO del savo vidujin6s intck-
mes.
3. Sutarimas visQ tautQ valdy-
ties Savo pasielgime viena kitai
tais paciais principals garbes If
godOnGs visuomcniSkQ teisiu civil
lizuotos draugijos, kuriais yra
valdomi ypatiSki valstieGiai dabar-
tiniQ valstijU rySiuose yicno su
kitu; tam galui visi pazadejimai
ir sutartys gall but Sventai uzlai-
komi, nei jokios ypatiSkos kons-
piracijos ar suokalbiai keliaml
nei jokios savO naudai skriaudOs
daromos be abejon6s baudimo,
ir abipusinis pasitik6jimas, pas
tatomas ant grazaus pamatO abb
pusi$kos godon6s teisyb6s zvilg-
sniu.
4. Uzdejimas taikos organizaci-
jos, kuri uztikrintQ, kad suvieny-
ia galyb6 neprigulmingQ tautu
sustabdys kiekvienq uzpuolima tie
sos ir padarys taika ir teisybe
labjau tvirta, priduodama aiSkq
tribunala nuomones, kuriam visi
turi pasiduoti ir per kuri kick
vienas internacijonalis sutvarky-
mas bus uztyirtinamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
w 6 MENEsIU BUS $780,
900 KAREIVIU.

Paryzius, liepoS D Laik-
raStiS Petit Journal raSo. kod
Andre Tardieu, kurS buvo
prancuzu miSijoje Suv. NaIS-
those, pazyn1jyS, jogei w 6
m1neSiu prancuzQ kartS from
tp bus 2,5OO,O0O amerikoni$kQ
kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
ANGLAI NUMUSE %
LAKSTYTUVU.

Londonas, liepoS 5.-LiepoS
2 dienQ angIai Savo frontuoSe
numuS6 p vokieGiV IakStytu-
vus. Numu$ta ir vienaS balio-
mas. + anglQ maSinoS nesugrl-
10. AngIQ Iakunai per dienQ
Damett 10 tonu eESpliOduojan
GioS medziagOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
BAISI EKSPLIOZIJA KA,
RES IsTAIGOJE.
Daugelis uzmustu ir suzeistu.

Syracuse, N. Y, liepos g.
Senet solvey kompamjos J.
staigoje, Split Rock, ana dienq
iStiko baisi ekspliozija.
SuvirS 60 darbininkQ auvo
ir apie 80 kitQ suzeistQ. Dau-
CELLO darbininku lavonai dar
neiSimti is griuvesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
GAVO IA METU KALEJI-
MO.

Teisajas Kersten kalejimu
nuo vieneriQ ligi 14-kos metp
nubaud6 George Lloyda, kurs
kituomet pasov6 detektivq
Wertheimer su nuzudymo tik-
slu.
- Washington, liep. 5.
100 milijonu dol. daugiau pas
kolinta Prancuzijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
NUsKANDINTA IS MUGS
NARDANCIU LAIVIQ.

Washington, liepos Bend
drai veikiant Amerikos kares
laivams talkininkai sunaikino
IS nuoSimGius vokieGiQ mar
danGiQ laiviQ.
Apie tai senate praneS6 Sc
nato kar6s laivynO reikaIQ
komiteto pirmininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05

- New York, liep. 5.-zi-
mona katalikiSka organizacija
Knights of Columbus, kuri
daug darbuojasi kariuomenes
reikalais, reikalauja 1000
lauko sekretoriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05

- Washington, iepos s.
Per vienerius metus, pasibai-
gusius birz. 80 d., Suv. Vals-
those pagaminta 1922 preky-
bos laivu, 1,43O,793 tonq Until
pimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05

Washington, liepos s.
PulImano gelezinkeliQ vagonQ
10000 konduktoriQ, porteriQ
If tarnaiciu padidinta uzmo-
kesnis - $2,5OO,OOO daugiau
per metuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05
TURKIJOS SULTANAS
MIRES?

Amsterdam, liep. 5.-Anot
gautu ziniQ is Konstantinopo-
Ito per Vienna, praeito tre-
ciadienio ryte mir6 turkQ sui
tanas, Mohamed '.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05

dzia po neutrales Sails. Ypac.
tokios zinios, kaip buvuslo.
caro- nuzudymas ir bolsevikql
nuvertimas yra labai svarbios.
Bet apie tai neprisimena am
basadorius.
Evening star., 1918-03-31
SHORT SALE TAX ruling
MAY CURTA|L BUSINESS
Eight Cents Per Hundred Dollars Of
Face Value Is Treasury
Interpretation.


Holding that each proposed short
sale of securities iss-taxable at least
four times, or cents per 500 of face
value of the security, the Treasury yes
terday gave an Interpretation of the
war tax act which may result In great
ly curtailing these transactions on
stock exchanges.
In many short sale transactions
transfers Of stocks are made more than
four times. and consequently the stamp
tax of 2 cents5per $500 for each trans
fer would run above cents. The Ques-
ton has created considerable difference
of opinion among Treasury advisers.
and finally was referred to the Attorney
General, on whose opinion the ruling
was based.
The decision, made by Revenue Com
missioner Roper and approved by Sec
retary McAdoo, raised the tax on each
of the following transfers:
Sale of stock by the person making
the short sale; transfer from the lend
er of stock to the person making the
short sale so that he may make deliv-
cry of the stock sold: purchase by the
borrower of stock to return to the lend
er; and transfer from the, borrower to
the lender of shares to replace those
borrowed.
Evening star., 1918-03-31
LATEST WALL STREET GOSSIP

NEW YORK. March 30-I nm In
formed that within ten days the pro-
duction of Utah copper will be at the
rate of 225, 900, 900 pounds per annum.-
Morse. ."..
White Motor Compnnyy income nc
count for year ended December 81, 1917.
shows balance equal to s11.s7 share
on s32o.Ooo of capital stock (s5o par).
rs compared with s11.56 share earned
IN 1915.
Tfcker-Trading In March oats or
dered discontinued and fair settlement
price fixed at e2H.
Curtiss.-The abandonment of the
government-Heney suit against pack
ers cause for advance In Swift and
packers stocks.
Dow. Jones & CO.-The point was
made by those who are bullish on the
steel industrials that the situation of
those companies is different from the
companies which received orders for
airplancs. The steel corporations have
ample facilities for furnishing all the
government output required in their
contract and could furnish stin greater
amounts of product within fxed peri
ods II the government deemed 1t nec-
essary.
Moler-Another important develop
ment has been the compromise agree
rnent reached by the Senate and House
conference committee on the only i'm
portant difference In the Administrations
war finance corporation bill. The COM
promise to 100000, 1000 credit which
the committee has agreed to report
favorably to the Senate and House In
the amended bill will undoubtedly be
readily accepted. With the early pas
sage of this measure every provision
will have been taken to safeguard the
business as well as railroad interests
Of the country In addition to financing
the government through the war.
E. w. waHner.-Baldwin Locomotive
and Bethlehem Steel seem to be poised
for sharp advances when market con-
diti6ns are right We think they should
.ke bought and hald. Thsrs has beer
Evening star., 1918-03-31

excellent buying Of Car Foundry. Read
ing and Republic Steel.
Josephthal.-The floating supply Of
stocks is rather limited and the thchni-
cal position is good The action of the
market shows considerable inherent
strength with an outspoken upward
trend, but fluctuations will for the time
being be governed by war news, We
continue to favor purchases of steel,
equipment, copper and oil issues.
West e CO.-War requirements are
draining financial resources to such an
extent that real bull market is out
Of the question. The course of the
ly governed by money conditions.
Net earnings for the year ending De-
cember 81. 1917 of Standard OIL of Kan
sas were $1.422.9S2, as compared with
S1.270.314 in 1916.
Tennessee Copper and Chemical Com
pany declared an initial dividend of 81
a share. ..3E
New York Financial News.-In view
of the Foch supreme command news
we think the market will reflect bull
ish operations. The technique is Of a
character such as to suggest improve
ment without favorable battle news,
and an allied offensive might well
cause sharp rise. Equipments. rails
and oils and steels are favored.
Investigations In brokerage circles
bring out statements from many quar-
ters to the effect that there are prac-
tically no weak or vulnerable long ac-
counts IN the stock market; that the
last Of them was sold during the Ger
man drive shock. This condition Is
the inspiration for much Of the opti-
mistic sentiment met within these
channels.
Outside buying of the equipment
stocks, especially of American Car. and
Foundry, is expanding. 1t is reported
that western odd-lot buying is a fac
tor. 1t is pointed out in specialist cir
| cles that the speculative supply OF this
stock is now smaller than 1t has been
at any time in FIVE years.
There is better, appreciation by
odd-lot traders OF the merits Of the
steel group as a result of what seems
70 have been q close study Of the United
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had withdrawn from Mezieres toward
Am1ens. Declines which ensued car
ried the market well below Thursdays
closing level. And there was no i'm.
portant upturn in the subsequent deal
ings.
Despite drmness at the outset, oats
underwent a decided setback. I'm
proved crop reports were largely re-
sponsible for the change of sentiment
Besides. shipping difficulties east cur
tailed demand
Gossip that April orders from the
government were smaller than the
trade had looked for tended to depress
the provision market. The strfction
Of orders was ascribed to the existing
limits on the amount of ocean ton
mage available.