davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

Ale wkrotce podniesi mu kare ma rubla
dziennie.
Me ustapi}, chociaz byio mu juz s~trasznie
ciezko.
A w koncu, ably go ziamac ostatecznie, naka-
zali p4acic po cale dziesiec z}otych.
Darf sic do zywego MESA, odejmowa} sobie
i dzieciom cd geby, a p}acif i cRopaka do cerkwi
ME zanios}. ....
.Lecz rych1o przyszedf dzien, w ktorym "a
brakfo mu nawet ma sol. T..
Kara jednak nieub}aganie narastaia; straz-
nix vista: mad, niemi, jak top6i, i co pare dni
przychodziI pc pieniadze, wojt gtozii wiezieniem,
gdyz ur7edy Icoraz ostrzej nakazywaE sciagaf
male znosc.
A skad byIo brac? Stodola by}a juz pusta,
wyprzedali sic do ostatniego ziarnks, do ostat-
niego prawie ziemniaka i zapozyczyli sic ma
wszystkie strony.
Zas zarobek ledwie starczyi ma jake take
przezywienie sic.
Wtedy zafantowali i'm prawie wszystkie ru-
chomosci z cha}upy, z rozmysiem ME z~ostawiajac
zimowej przyodziewy, nj nawet pierzyn j podu-
seek, i sprzedali wszystko ma pokrycie zalegfych
sztrafow.
w chafupie p~ozostaiy tylko go1e sciany i pu-
ste {6zko, re musieli sic p~rzeniesc ma spanie do o.
borki, listopad bowiem szed} Jimmy j deszczowy,
a nocami brady tegie przymrozki, ale sic ME u
gieli nawet pod takim ciosenl, zdecydowani juz
wszystko przenieSc, byle jeno dziecko uratowsc.
Coz kiedy tel chudoby ME ~starczyio ma diugo,
i kara znow je1a n~arastac, a straznik juz co dnia
ich dreczy} i CO dnia namawia{:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31
Gag oI4szy.

Gag oI4SLy.
D}ugo i bolesnie brzmia{y mi W sercu, jakby
echa pomariych pEacz6w, zafosne echa jskow
dixie, rozpierzchle odgfosy nahajek, strza8ow
skarg.
Isnu}y sic przede NINA wciaz, ma ka7dem miej
scu i o ka7dej pore, jakby niezliczone, blade
widma pobitych, kt6re, ,jak kamienie, przez Bo-
GA rzucane ma ~szaniec". Ewali}y sic " mogifne do
~, dajac wszystek zywot ns swiadectwo swoJej
WARY niezfomnej i swojego narodu. -
z~rozunia8em, daczego takim smetkiem o.
wiana jest ia ziemia, dlaczego tam siychac noca-
mi place ma rozstajach, dlaczego bory szumia ia
ka posepna skarge, ptai ~spiewajs jakos smu-
tniej, nawet wichry jecza z~a3osniej, a pod niz-
klein, skIebionem zawsze niebem ludzie przesu-
vaia sic eisi, skupieni W sobie, z przytajonymi
p{omieniami W oczach, drobni, a pefni ~zelaznej
mocy wytrwania, nieulekI, niezmozeni, bohater-
scy.
I wtedy take odczu}em W ca}ej grozie i wiel-
kosci tie jedyna ma swiecie martyr9ogie zywych j
umar4ych, pisana krwia i zami caiego ludu'
Ale jeszcze gSebisj i ~jeszcze ~bolesniej zatar-
ga4y mi screen ich pytania, sdy po dfusich lta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

nych dia rannych, naszych o.
broncow.
Podczas dwudziestu> miesiecy
Zarzad administracyjny Czerwo-
nego Krzyza uchwalil nastepuja-
ce wydatki: ola pomocy we Fran
cyl $57,2o7,eo3; ola pomocy W
innych europejskich krajach $65,
S4o,6S; ola pomocy W Stanach
Zjednoczonych SIS, ,9S5; ola
pomocy w c~zasie publicznego ME
bczpieczenstwa $9SS,420; koszta
~agitacyjne i ogloszen $780, 9l ;
koszta administracyi biura pomo
cy $27,727y055; koszta transporta
cyl zapasow i administracyi W
Stanach Zjednoczonych $500,
Gas; koszta administracyi blur
siedziby centralnej i dywizyi
IS3S9,75S; kapitat ofiarowany A
mer. Czerwonemu Krzyzowi po-
chodzi z dwoch zrodel. AZ milo
ny przedstawia kontrybucye no
wych czionkow a $28S,5OO,0W po
chodzi Z dwoch tax zwanych
War Fund Drive. Proccnt tel
o~statniej sunny wzrosl do wiecej
niz &,766y0W z czcgo wynika,
re ma kazdy dollar, ofiarowany
w celu ulzenia niedoli wojennej.
wiecej niz jeden dollar byl gotowy
a koszta administracyi W tym kie-
runku wynosi,y tylko jeden i jed
na osma czeSt centa.
Ma poczatku maja 1917 roku
pred zamianowaniem Rady Wo-
%jennej Amer. 'Czerwony Krzyz
liczyl 562 dywizyi a liczba czion-
kow 4S6 1874. W lutym Is, 1919
liczba dywizyi wzrosia, do 3,724 i
1916 fill, obejmujac liczbe pei
noletnich czlonk6w: 100000 i
liczbe czlonkow malolctnich:
100000.
Sprawozdanic to zawiera wszy
stkie szczegoly piracy ola wojsko-
wei i cywilnej ludnoSci amery-
kanskiej, jak rowniez i ludnosci
naszych aliantow, przedsiewzie--
tel w celu utrzymania ducha !
moralnej odwagi, zanim Stany
Zjednoczone byly gotowc do
wziecia udzia{u, W bronia W reku,
w tej Swiatowej wojnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

Polak jestem i katolik! Zabijcie, a ME
przejde!
Me zabili go, ale "a to d}uzej musiai sic Ii
FAC z ran i ciezej przychodzii do zdrowia. A jakby
ma tenn wieksza niedole nieszczeSliwych ma Ko-
niuszewska, bedaca W tym czasie juz W osmym
miesiscu ciazy, zwroci} szczeg6lna uwage straz-
mix i czesto zagladai do wsi, .rozpytujac sic bar
do troskliwie o Gas jej rozwiazania.
Zaraz ma drugi dzieh Pc urodzeniu sic tegie-
go chiopaka spadf ma mich straznik, jak sep lar
loczny, z nakazem, zeby mu dziecko przyniesli
do ochrzczenis.
Koniuszewski struchla}, ale matka, chociaz
~jeszcze chora, zacze}a krzyczec:
- Me dam ma prawos}awne dziecka! Udu-
SEE je wiasnemi rekami, a ME dam!
Straznik odszed{, i nazajutrz wezwano Ko-
niuszewskiego do gminy.
- ia Polak i katoik, to i moi syn bedzie ia
XII sam! - odpowiadal kr6tko j twardo.
Posiedzia} "a to pare dni W kozie, dosta} pare
ray zeby, ale ME zmiekl.
W jakis Gas pozniej wezwano go do BiafeJ.
Siedzia{ W kryminale wraz re z}odziejani przez
diva miesiace j, chociaz probowano z@amac jego
upor ma rome sposoby, ME ustapi} i dziecka W
cerkwi ME ochrzci1. Wroci1 tylko z wiezienia ia
kos srodze opuchfy, posiniaczony i z powyblJa-
nymi zebami. Powiadaf potem pred sasiadami,
re zdrzenna1 sic ma wozie i zleciaf ma tWarda
Crude drogi....
Spr6bowali z MIN innej melody: musia} pfacic
"a kazdy dzien zw}oki po piecdziesiat kopleJek.
P1aci} cierpliwie, myslac, re ma tenn skoncza
sic jego biedy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

Llczoa dni spedzonych przez
Pacyentow w szpitalach Czerwo-
nego Krzyia we Francyi -
1,155,ooo. ST.
Liczba zapasow szpitalnych O.
fiarowanych francuskim szpita-
lom $3.50. g..
Liczba narzsdzi ortopedycz-
nych ofiarowanych amer. zolnie-
rom $4,000.
Liczba galonow nitrous oxide
i oxygenu@ ofiarowanych francu-
skim szpitalom 100000.
Liczba zoInierzy zaopatrzo--
nych przekaskami W kantynach
we Francyi 15,S76,0O.
Liczba wspomozonych uchodz
COW wojennych we Francyi przez
Am. Czerwony Krzyz 1,726!OoO.
Liczba zoinierzy amerykan-
skich uczeszczajacych do kinema
tografow Amer, Czerwonego
krzyza we Francyi $4,000.
Liczba zoinierzy pielegnowa-
nych W ambulansach Amer. Ger
wonego Krzyza VIC Wloszech -
las, 5000
Liczba dzieci wspomozonych
przez Amer. Czerwony Krzyz we
Wloszech $4,000.
Z 100000 W gotowce i "a
pasaeh, ofiarowanych Amer. Ger
wonemu Krzyzowi podczas dwu-
dziesto miesiecznej administracyi
Rady .Wojennej $265,ooo,m
przeznaczonych bylo Centralnej
siedzibie Amer. Czcrwonego
Krzyza a sl37, 100000 sicdzibom
dywizyonalnym. Gala suma wy
datkow wynoszaca S273,0O,OO
rozpada sic W nastepujacy spo-
sob: Ola siedziby centralnej we
Francyi s57,OOO,OOo. Koszta ko-
misyi W innych europejsHich kra-
jach S64,OOO,0Oo. Wydatki W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych S4S.ooO,O00.
dywizyi Amer. Czerwo-
nego Krzyza S43, 100000. Koszta
przedniotow spoTzadzonych
przez dywizye. wysianych do
Francyi $25,OOO,OOO: do roznych
KRAKOW w, Europie 100000. w
Stanach Zjednoczonych $8,0W,-
900. Ogolna suma wydatkow we
Francyi wynosi $S2,0O,OO, w
europejskich kraach $72,
W. Stanach Zlednoczo-
S11s,oOo,Oo
Dwudziestego osmego lutego
1919 roku Amer. Czerwony Krzyz
hyl W posiadan;u $l21,oo,0O a
z tych w gotowce &1I0D,oW /
zapasach wartosci $55,ooo,OW W
siedzibach centrainych a $4,000,
300 W dywizyach.
Czytajac to sprawozdanie trze-
b. mice ma uwadze. ze ~pozostasa
suma sl27y 100000 okaze sic INA
cznic mniejsza W nastepnym ra-
porcie, jaki bedzie podany do pit
6licznej wisdomoSci W przy-
sziych oSmiu miesiacach. Suma
ia przedstawia caiy. kapitas tel
organizacyi - ktory W porowna-
nit z olbrzymia praca, jake czuJe
SIG moralnie zobowiszana wypef-
MIC, Jest bardzo maiy. Pomoc A
mer. Czerwonego Krzyza w kaz-
dym zakresie jego dzialalnoSci
Jest niezbednie potrzebna ma dsu-
gi jeszczc Gas, a kapital ten obec
ME znacznie must bye nadwere-
z powodu ustawieznych
jake i~nstytucya ia
ma W polaezeniu z jej zabiegami
z pomoca wraeajscyn1
zolnierzom, rekonwalescentom i
W urzadzaniu zabaw rekreacyJ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31
Z AmeTksiskisgO Ger
WOnegO Mzyzl.
Listopad. 1919.


" przedcdniu trzeciego, co roku
sig odbywajscego werbowania
nowych czionkow (w czasie po-
miedzy drugim a jedenastym Ii
stopsda, pan H. P. Dawson wy
.dal szczegofowy rachunek z ad-
ministracyi milionow. tax wspa-
niatomy5lnie ofiarowanych przez
amerykanski nsrod, celem przyj-
Scia z Pomocs naszemu wojSku,
jsk rowniez i wojsku naszych "a
liantow; sprswozdanie to w glow
rych zarysach przedstawia sic W
nsstepujacy sposob:
,,Rada Wojenna" (War Coun-
cil) Amerykanskiego Ger
wonego Krzyza zamianowa-
no zostala 10 maja, 1917 roku, a
rkonczyla swa Prace q lutego
1919. Podczas calej swej dzistal-
noSci Rada ia ogtaszata publicz-
ME swoje zasady, skoro teraz
praca wojenna zosta}a ukonczo-
M Rada Wojenna czuje sic W O.
howiszku zdania amer narodowi
dohadnego rachunku z PICNIC
dry przez niego ofiarowanych.
lNatychmiast Pc ~zawieszeniu
broni wszystkie obowiazki Rady
Wojennej powierzone zostaiy no
wemu, oficyalnie zamianowane-
rnu Kmitetowi, jako stalemu jene
ralnemu zsrzsdowi amer. Czerwo
nego Krzyza. TAX zwana ,,Po--
moe Wojskowa' military Re-
lief) ~naszej organizacyi byia i
Jest ~jeszcze cisgle prowadzona
ma bardzo szeroka skale, a kiedy
z nadchodzace wiosna straszne
warunki we wschodniej Europe
wysziy ma jaw; jake skutki tel
swiatowej wojny, Amer Czerwo-
ny Krzyz czuje sig Powolanym
do spe}nienia nowych obowiaz-
kow - ktorym tylko ia jedyna
" Swiecie organizacya moze po-
doiac. Poniewaz nowy administra
cyjny komitet wyda wkrotce
Sprawozdanie re swej piracy, god
mem jest zauwszenis. re rapport
Rady Wojennej obejmuje tylko
przeciag czasu do pierwszego
marca
Nastepujacc sunny sa wymienio
ne W wyzcj wzmiankowanem
spraWoZdaniu:
WartoSc ofiar gotowka / zspa-
81 S4oo,OoO,oOo.
Liczba czionkow: p~einoletnich
20,oO0,OO, maioletnich 100000
razem 100000.
Liczba urzednikow Amer. Ger
wonego Krzy1a 100000.
Liczba przedmiotow, ofiarowa
nych przez dobrowolnych pracow
nik6w 371
Liczba rodzin w~spomozonych
przez oddziai cywilny 10000.
Liczba przekasek rozdzielonych
W kantynach Amer. Czerwonego
Krzyza 100000.
Liczba pielegnarek Amer. Ger
vonego Krzyza siuzacych PREY
wojsku, marynarce, lub swej or
ganizacyi 23,S22.
Liczba przedmiotow tax IVA
nych Comfort articles rozda-
nych zolnierzom i marynarzom
w Stanach Zjednoczonyeh
100000.
Liczba KRAKOW, w ktorych A
mer. Czerwony Krzyz pracowai
81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31
q CLEVELAND, o.

Chcjeli sic Ebosaeie predko l ira
Gill $500 dwaj polscy robotnicy,
M. A~ndrzejcryk i NJ. Stacko, zam. p.
mr.. 2soS W. 11ta ul. JakiS oszust
przyni6sl i'm pudeiko i zapewuit, Re
je5eli do tego pudeika wlota pienia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

DE, to po dw6ch dniach suma sic
podwoi. TAX tel zrobili i wiozyli
$1,000. Skoro po dw6ch dniach pu-
delko otworzyN, ogarne1o ich zdZi-
wienie, DO pieniadze, zamiast sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

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podwo;c zupe}nie wywietrzaly, 20
stala pc pich proznia.
U PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Dymowska Teofila, zam. PM.
1915 n. Martson ul., liczaca lat 81,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-31

z gubernii plockiej, LEGACY lat 50.
z ktorych % przepedzii " kopalni
wegla, umari " szpitalu v Pittston
wskutek pokaleczenia.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
WILLS ESTATE TO
GERMAN SOCIETY

The Plattdeutscher verein OF this
city, a German sick benefit society,
was named sole beneficiary OF the es-
tate OF Richard H. Weissker, whose
will, dated January 2, last, was filed
for probate in the office of the regis
ter Of wills yesterday Henry Wass-
mann is named executor.
Mrs Mary Ockershausen, widow OF
John Ockershausen, who died here
July Z. last, left a will dated April
10, 1919. naming her the sole bene-
ficiary of his estate for life. At her
death the estate is to be divided
among the children.
Antonio Giradi, husband OF Mrs.
Angela NJ. Giradi, who died recently,
is named sole beneficiary in his wlfe's
will
The estate Ct Mrs. Augusta Harris.
who died may IA last, is valued at
$96,3SS, according to q petition for the
probate of her will filed yesterday by
her son. Edwin Allen Harris. She
was 4 stakeholder in the jewelry firm
OF Harris & Shafer. Besides the petit
TONER George Mclean Harris, a son,
Of New York, and Louisa B. Harris. a
daughter. Of this city, survive. All
are beneficiaries under her will.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
A Free PreseFiptIOn DO<s This aoE
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her about her wonderful white skin
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The Washington times., 1919-07-18
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The Washington times., 1919-07-18
MILITIA RECOGNIZED
UNDER new PLAN

The War Department has an
nounced that national guard units
from several States have already
been given Federal recognition under
the new guard plan made public yes
terday. The units are:
New York-Seven companies OF In
fantry, one troop OF cavalry. and one
company OF coast artillery.
New Jersey-One headquarters
company, six companies of infantry,
and one machine gun company.
Ohie-Four companies Of infantry.
Missouri-One company OF infantry.
California-Six companies Of infan-
try.
South CaroIina-one battalion Of
infantry.
Recognition will be extended to
other units as they are organized and
pass FEDERAL inspection.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
NEW WARE TRIAL DENIED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-The su-
perior court has refused q new trial
to defendants in the Fifth ward cleo
ton conspiracy case. The living de-
PENDANTS are David Bennett, police
lieutenant and i've policemen. Isaac
Deutsch. Ware leader OF the Fifth
ward, around whom the election fight
centered, died suddenly a month ago.
Judge Hause sentenced the men at
West Chester, on January 10, to terms
from six months to two years and inn
posed ines ranging from $500 10
Sl,0e0
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
AGRICULTURE DEPT.
PLANS HERO TABLET

joint resolution offered in the
Senate yesterday by Senator Fernald
paved the way for the erection of
memorial in Washington to en-
ployes Of the Department of Agricul-
ture who lost their lives in the army
and navy of the United States during
the war with Germony
1t is proposed to erect the memo
rial in the grounds of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. 1t would be
approved by the Commission of Fine
Arts.
In Offering the resolution Senator
Fernald said that it would entail no
expense to the Government, as the
fund is to be raised by the war me-
mortal committee of the department.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
BILL CREATES DEPT.
OF PUBLIC HEALTH

The creation OF a department Of
public health under the Government
was called for In a bill introduced in
the Senate yesterday by Senator
France OF Maryland.
1t would have as its head a Cabinet
officer. A similar bill has been intro
duced In the House.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
LARGE MUNITIONS DUMP
NEAR PARIS EXPL0DES

PARIS, July ia number OF per-
sons were killed or injured when q
large munitions dump was blown up
at lie Bourget. seven miles northeast
of Paris.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

from Chesapeake Beach. yesterday.
and everything appeared to be IN per-
feet condition.
Mr.. Isaac Cans made a short ad-
dress before the boys now a. the
camp. Scout Commissioner orvuIs
Brown and j. H. Hanna. chairman Of
the executive committee. also spoke
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
INSPECT BOY SCOUT CAMP
NEAR CHESAPEAKE BEACH

4 tour of inspection VS. made BY
local Boy Scout officials of the Roose-
welt Scout Camp. about I'VE miles
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

ARGENTINE JEWS TO MOURN.
BUENoS AIRES, July 1s.-The Jew
ish population in Argentina has de-
clared July % as a day Of mourning
for the Jews in Poland.
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Chief Nick's
Cane Present
From---Guess!
Eleanor Wilson MCAdoo Was
Donor; Nick's Uniform
TO Go 10 Smith,

During hi incunbency as chief Of
police. W. b. Nichols came into pos.
,esslon OF several memcntoes, but the
one he prizes most highly /, a white
maple cane, to which. ex.Chisf Nick
says, is attached history.
Until Ole day last summer Nichols
owned a cane with gaudy red. white
and blue stripes On occasion OF state
Nichds always carried this cane.
When Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. McAdoo
visited Oklahoma City last summer
the presidents daughter fell in love
with Chief Nicks cane. Nichol, then
presented il TO her as a remembrance
Of her visit here. Not 10 be outdone
she purchased a cane Of white maple
wood and presented il TO Nichols.
Nichols said yesterday that he will
present his cap and the remainder Of
his uniform 10 Jerry Smith, his sue
cessor. Nichols expressed the fear
'la, his former habiliments nigh, ii'
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0OXlY WalIYy 10
Ulki 1lYiN iloE
And TAKE CAPITAL

NEW YORK, April 8.--The !,
< K, army is beirg recruited for
a march on Washington The OBJ
jec,iye Is not the capture OF the
national capital and neither Is IL
designed to enforce repara,ion,
territorial guarantees, spheres Of
influence or mandatory selections.
It's big goal is popular govern
ment--self- determination as il
were.
The army will compose legion,
advocating the initiative and refer
endum as part OF the federal
constitution, General Jacob Sech-
ley Coxey OF Massillon. Ohio-yes.
the same GenerafCoscy who kd
the commonwealth army of unem:
ployed to Washington in 1894 and
was told to keep off the grass
= Is the {. o. and general staff all
rolled into one and he said in
outlining his plans that popular
government in this country is
bunk"
General Coxey is no, concerned
with the prohibition amendment
primarily, but the method by which
il was tackled on 10 the federal
constitution is one Of The signs OF
the times that have stirred him
10 renewed action after twenty
five years Of philosophical con.
temptation Of passing events
People though, ! was crazy in
1924 when marched my army 10
Washington and demanded the
initiative and referendum. Well,
fifteen states in tho union have
gone crazy since and adopted my
measure.
General Coxey plans 10 enlist
William Jennings Bryan, as a,
member Of his general staff.
Now, Mr.. Bryan can't get away
from that appeal" General Coxey
added. He will either have to
help me get this measure through
congress or repudia,e his ideas on
the initiative and referendum"
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GRAIN

CHICAGO. April s-Fresh advances
took place today In the corn market
largely as n result Of continued scnnti-
ness Of reSSipts, Tho fact that the Egs.
crurnent crop report on winter wheat
was extremely bcsrish seemed to have
bsen discounted In full beforehand.
opening prices. which ranged from half
II cent lower TO NC advance, with May
si.50 to Il, Jsh and July Sl.fsx to u.ts,
were followed by material gains all
AROUND.
An deliveries asrerded to the hlshest
levela yet this season. Tho market
closed strong. 2xc 20 thc net higher.
With May sissS to, 'l.Ssh and July
ti.Jsa. 20 SiG3<,
The decrease In the visIbla supply
total tended TO MT oats. After opep.
Ing Nc off TO hc up. with May s1ke TO
Sskc. tho market scord a decided gan
eral upfurn. Firmness characterized
provisions
Packers became active buyers and II
WAS said export demand ~ds good
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK, April s.--hpeciaii.s reg.
isiered further sensational gains at the
opening Of todHys stock market. while
rails ana other standard issues remained
In tho background. Burns Brothers
made an initial advance OF . points
which s0on was Increased to .: Barrstt
Company rose I. and American lnterpa-
tlonnl Corpora tion >. Other particularly
strong stocks included Mexican Pc
trol"um, Texas Company, Royal Dutch.
bethlehem Steel. Great Northern ore.
and United States food products uor-
inerly DisiillyD Mt advances of to .
points. More moderate strength WAS
shown by California packing, Phiisdel-
phla company And General Cigars.
United states Steel reflected n continu.
Rnce Of recent pressure.
The higher rate for call money result ed
IN temporary reduction OF activity and
moderate profit taking, React .ons. were
fully offsct, however. by numerous ad-
tlitiopal gains IN the groups compIising
equipments. oils, rubbers and tObsccor.
Rails alao showed marked Improvement.
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~. ~ !; .:;:::;. :;:':: 4 ~ :, ''s
~ % ssscc " .ad cc,oSs, si.sss sS"rtis h
after ths call. or about % % ~ points
not lower 0p the general Nst. Trade
iptsrestS wsfs buyers on the decline. but
there wns n good deal Of scattered rra.
ilslpE ana protsbly some local selling for
u reaction,
oiisr,X' w.rs rradny absorbed IN
active hnd strong lator IN tho morning
on continued trade buying and cover.
Ing by near months shorts, This started
n general buying movement ana by mid.
day all months had made nsw re.
rovsriss Tor the nsw styis contracts, May
AeIling at 2s.g0c mn October to &C. 90c, or
25 TO % poi1ts net higher.