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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
hotii deVin tot
mai indrazneti,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, l6 Dee.
- All foarte de SdiminesN a.
vut loc 0 lupta vin care s'au
chimbat mai multe focuri de re-
'volver, intre un gardist 81 ,m
bandit. Lupta sd dadea in viseo-
lul orbitor la All. Bandidul a fost
ucis, lar victima jacestuia, John
vinikas, propriet1rll unui res
'taurant, probabit 1este ranit fa-
tai. -sz::s-.
Banditul care a murit dupa
citeva minute dupa &C a fost 10.
Wit de un glonte TRIMS de gardi
stul William Takacs, Sc numest
cum spune tovarasul lui care 81
afla arestat, Arthur Cameron
Hotul arestat dupa o lunga ur
marire Sc numeSte Christy Orr
Lupta avut loc pc Z. 3rJ
Str. pc la > dupa miezul mop
til. Venikas tOcmai inchidca re
staurantul 81 s'a indreptat spr,
un tramvaiu, cfnd s'a apropia'
de cl cei dol hoti. Unul ia pu,
revolverul i'll ,pept 81 dat 90
manda ca sc ridice miinilc in sus
Vcnikas a strigat dupa ajutor
81 gardistul Takacs care era IL
apropicre alergat imediat in di
rectia dc unde vcnea strigatu
de alarma.
,,C1nd am cirnit pc 3rd Str,
spune gardistul, ,,am vazut tire
oameni, dol lutinduSe, lar a
treflea fugind spre Rockwell 4
venue.
,,Cind III am apropiat de &C
dol care sc luptau, unul a incs
put Sc fuga spre Superior Ave.
81 slobozit un foe de revolve,
sprc mine. Goantele 1nsa 70
Wit pc Vcnikas, care a 81 cazu
jos.
uAtunci am slobozit 81 GU pa
tru focuri de revolver. Banditu
a fugit c1tiva pasi 81 a cazut ci
a fost de lung in zapada. Ell S;
mai ridicat odata, indreptind re
yolverul spre mine, insa gardisti
Dickinson 81 Nugit, care venea1
de Pc Superior au pus nina p
,el 81 l-au desarmat."
Pc cind aceste Sc petreceau |,
e. 3rd Street, sergentul Bellst
care sta Ia E. 9th Street vazll
pc un ON fugind spre el. ape
intorcfn.l repede la un colt I
'strada. Sergentul s'a luat dup
'el, 81 la prins.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
UN TATA DE Is AM ACUZAT
DE HOTTIE.

LONDRA, Is Dec. - Tn haiat
de Is ami, care insurat 81 c
fatal unui baiat, fost acuzat
ca furat rachiu 81 condamnat
'sa fie TRIMS la un Arrest de ref,r-
ma. In timpul desbaterilor pro-
,cesului s'a aflat ca fatal sau la
igonit din casa la etatea de Il
ami din causa ca intotdeauna fura
lbani,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
sPRE STIINTA.

Sc aduce Ia cunoetinta sectii-
lor Ligei Rationale care au cerut
b-+oni de al Ligei, insa nu lisa
TRIMS pentru ca numai erau, ca
zilele aceste a sosit 0 noua CO
manda de butoni, deci. fiecare
sectie ori membru al Ligei care
doreste sa alba frumosul button,
81 trimita un dollar de bucata, Ia
Centrala Ligei 81 Use va trimite
imediat. Sc nu Sc ute, acestia
sunt ultimii butoni pc care il
mai avem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
ISL CURMA VIATA FIINDCA
NU-I IUBTT.

Judecatorul de instructie 10
ul, All dimineata cerceteaza moar-
tea grabnica lui Stanley Zenai-
dis, 80, Gu locuinta la 1888 Payne
Ave. Cleveland, Ohio, care s'd
sinucis fiindca iubita lui la re
fuzat sal la de ibarbat.
Politia zice ca Zemaidls a
dus Luni seara. la locuinta Ell,
care refuzase mai inainte sal III
de barbat, 81 la spus Cd daca nu-l
ia Sc impusca. Fata la refuzat
din nou. 81 mai tirziu sa aflat
cadavrul amorezat,lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
RECTIFICARE.

in No. 292 de Simbata trecuta
la articolul de fond, rnde sc zice :
49,. prin ascmenea cultura va A.
yea tara buni agricultori buni me-
seriasi; buni pdrtisani etc" sa
strecurat greseala de tipar. In
loc de partizani trebue sd Sc ceteas-
ca ,,ARTIZANI".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
GREY RECHEMAT LA
LONDRA.

LONDRA Is Dec. - Niscontelc
Grey, ambasadorul englez in State
lie Unite, s'a acordat lipsi din
Washington 81 Sc re1ntoarce in
Anglia spre discuta chestii impor-
tante fost anuntat de catra Lloyd
George, in camera comunelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
DIN NOU Sc VA CERE Elk
TRADAREA KAISERULUI.

LONDRA, Is Dec. = Aliatii du-
pa cit s'a aflat, pregatesc noua
nota care va ii trimisa Olandei 81
in care sc cere extradarea fostului
Kaiser al Germaniei.
Sir Gordon Hewart, ministrul
justitiei, complcctat toate planu-
rilc pentru judecarea Kaiserului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
FA7A UNEI CON
TESE AMERICA
NE CARE POATE
VA DEVENI 80.
TIA PRINTULUI
uE WALES.

Ladg Iris Capeu. fru-
tnoosc tatd q Contc-
sci d Essen Sc men
!i0nAsd repetot I'm
cerctyae dela eurte
ca fdtc pc care prtn-
fvi M Roles 0 rc O.
le0e ge sotie. Contes.
de Mse.r q .fost D-ra
AdeM Grant din Nem
Y0rks
= -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
moartea |ui Ale-
v|ahuta.

Strife ce ne vim din tara lie
aduc trista veste despre moartea
marelm nostru poet 81 scriitor
Alexandra Vlahuta. A murit Ia
20 Noembrie, 5 ore dimineata in
urma unui acces de ASTHMA.
De Ia moartea lui Eminescu, pc
orizontul iteraturei noastre, Via
huta stralucea mai viu, el ara
considerat ca un denim umaS 81
continuator al curentului emine-
scian. Amindoi Isl iubeau neamul
adinc, gincer 81 Gu dragoste ne
MtartA, indrumindu-l spre noui
orizonturi.
Daca in scrisele lor excela,
mai sus de cit alte note, posimis
mul; une ori accese de furie, vi
na Cd societatea in care traiau
nu era aceia pc care inima ior
buna 81 altruista o dorea. Erau
pacate, In fata carora nu puteau
"a Sc inchine, char daca perpe-
tuatoru1 lor era eel mai malt per
sonaj din stat. ,,Inparat 81 Pro
letar'' a lui Eminescu a luat MAJ
stere din astfel de consideratii,
Ia fel 81 crudul adevar exprimat
de vlahuta. dupa revolutia ia
raneascA, Cd: ,,Minciuna sta Gu
regelc La mas2", a fost spus din
dragostea pentru cei mici 81 ne
dreptatiti.
In ,,LiniSte'' biciuieste pc o
mul de bani gaia, fara ideal 81
inima, care vede totul prin pris-
ma banului; La care succesul ma
terial e talent, arta 81 Dumnezeu
Cit de spinoasa este calea arts
tului, cit de grea e calea pc care
trebue Sc mearga, insa dintre toa
te loviturile cele mai crude le
primeste de La semenii carl sc
tin mai presus de ell, 81 carl, dir
ipsa de pricepere: imbecili inte
lectuali 81 nu arare ori imbecili
moraI, nu Sc imbata de frumuse
tea versului frumos, ci intreaba
Cam citi bani faci Gu -atale yer
suri?"
Pc linga partea aceasta, pc ca
re unii au numit-o pesimism, IN
sd care nu Q de cit biciuire q
relelor din aceasta societate. Via
huta a fost 81 poetul iubirn. In
volumul sau care poarta aces'
nume, descrie in culori vii iubi
rea adevarata. NJ Sc gasesc in a
Gel volum pasiuni de prin roma
ne, lesinuri de guvernante or
sentimente exotice, cine site az
undo importate. Iubirea cantats
de Vlahuta q sincera 81 adeva
rata.
Poesiile lui Vlahuta, ca cele all
lui Eminescu, vor raminea in ma
re parte calsice, lar proza lui con
centrata, scrisa intro limba q
leasa romineasca va raminea CT
model scrietorilor din generatiil'
viitoare.
4 In bogata lui cariera literar'
vlahuta a ridicat steagul cazu
din miinile marelui poet M. E
minescu 81 q continual la desvol
: tarea artei noastre. Ell popula
rizat geniala opera a lui Grigo
rescu, 81 a fost un mare prietel
! al masseaor, un SINGER democra
81 un convins patriot. vlahuta
pus talentul 81 munca unei Wet
|intregi Ia crearea sufleteasca
! ,Rominiei Mari. Alexandra Via
; |huta lasa nm gol de neinlocuit il
literature 81 viata noastra natio
,nala.
Fie-i tarina usoara 81 memori
binecuvintata.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
ANSWER WAS TIME
Thorn in Palm Beach POST

(Thorn in Palm Beach POST
This is a different one from what
you have heard. In c restaurant In
this city there is table-girl who al.
ways has a quick retort when some
one tries to get smart" Her black
eyes will snap whom swapping is right
good-and she is never at a loss for
reply. The other evening, and it
was getting about the closing hour,
one Of the young patrons attempted
to get smart. He was just OF the age
when anything he himself said sound.
ed funny--to him. You know what !
mean; you've all seen 'em. In a
tiippant manner he asked: do you
serve shrimp at this hour?" and
quick as fash tho girl came back
with-"We certainly do II we have
what you wish" 1t required seven.
teen seconds for the follow to wool 1t.
After that there was dead silence ex.
cept where some peas or piece OF
pickle fell off his knifeblade.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
Wanan1aker Is In ST. Petersburg
On Yacht After "A Cruise

st. Petersburg, Feb 1.-THE Cad
Lily, private yacht Of John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia merchant prince, which
docked here Saturday night will re-
main at its berth at the Home Line
dock in the Yacht basin for three or
four days, after which Mr.. Wanamak-
er will go to the Pass-a-Grille hotel
for a few days. Mr.. Wanamaker.
who never travels on Sunday, ar.
ranged his leisurely cruise up the
Florida coast so as to reach here
Saturday night. He attended the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and said about the service yesterday:
REX. Garrison preached a sermon
well worth hearing and he had a
| worth while audience to talk to. The
city seems to be filed with splendid
people"
The Sunday before the one here
was spent in Fort Pierce. The trip
ended yesterday covered 1,S41 miles
| and consumed about three weeks. Mr..
Wanamaker, who was suffering from
a severe cold when he left Philadel'
phia, has now entirely recovered and
is in splendid health and is still ac'
tive and full Of energy. He Is accom-
panied only by his private physician
and valet. Yesterday afternoon h.
was visited by several personal
friends.
| Mr.. Wanamaker believes that the
city has wonderful future. He said
yesterday, "The country should en-
| joy an era Of prosperity the next few
years and there will undoubtedly bt
great amount of money available fol
investment. There is already much
money seeking attractive offerings"
The great merchant was original!
attracted to st. Petersburg because o
a personal friendship which exists
between him and Robert Carroll, for
merly manager of the Pass-a-Grill'
hotel. He came here three years ag'
planning to stay one or possibly tw'
I days. The beauties and healthful
ness Of Pass.arGrille and more partit
ularly the hotel by that name he'll
him six weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. in AND
FOR POLK COUNTY.-lN CHANCERY..'
Annie T. Patterson, complainant, vs. !onn
Cox Realty Company, a corporation; Jonn =
Cox, Edna L. Cox, J. H. Woodall and d. !
Smith, co-partners doing business as the
Polk County Lumber Company GerlacK- BARK
low Company. a corporation, and the war
ing Grocery Company. corporation, De-
PENDANTS -FORECLOSURE
IT appearing by affidavit Of counsel Tor the
complainant in the above entitled cause tnat
the Gerlach- Barlow Company corporation
is q nonresident Of the State Of Florida, ana
has Offices in the City Of Joliet, In the Sta:e
OF Illinois. and that there il no person resid-
ing In the State Of Florida. the service OF
subpoena upon whom would bind the SAID &C..
PENDANT.
II Is therefore ordered that the said Ger
ZACH Barlow Company, Q corporation, appear
TO the Bill Of Complaint In the above entitled
cause on or before the Srd day Of February, A.
D. 1919, otherwise the allegations CONTAINED
in the said Bill Of Complaint Will BE- taken a
true and confessed by the said defendant
II Is further ordered that this order b
published In the Lakeland Evening Telegram.
4 Newspaper a. general circulation, publiansd
In Lakeland. FLORIDA. for four consecutive
weeks before the said srd day Of February. A,
D. 1919.
witness my hand and oficlsl seal at Barlow.
Florida, this 4th day Of January. A. p. 1919
J. A. JOHNSON. Cork Circuit Court
(Copy) 40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
THE SAD STORY or

THE SAD STORY OF
A STOLEN JAG
This is story coming in dis
patch from Detroit, February 5:
Several railroad employees were
wearing worried expressions, pale
green compilations, and asking their
friends today what effect alcohol
which
A huge barrel arrived in Detroit
several days ago and the railway
workers bored hole in it and pure
alcohol poured forth. Joyfully they
drained the barrel and rushed the
alcohol home where 1t was turned
into the stun with a kick and con
sumed.
Yesterday the barrel was broken
open and out rolled two large human
skeletons, The barrel had beer
shipped to a medical school.
And now the raiders want to know
what effect alcohol, after being used
as embalming fluid for human skele
| tons, will have on the human system
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
HAVE YOU BOUGHT THAR
DARTMOUTH PARK LOT AID.
JOINING THE PALMA CELIA
GOLF LINKS At TAAPA'

A week ago Lakeland people were
told in this paper OF a wonderfai op
portunity 10 make money In some Oh
,fampa's choicest real ss:ate A n'm'
Der of the most wi,ie'awake pront'
seekers seized the chance tc nFesti-
gate. and they were delighted
A number of Lakeland people are
going to make rnoney-and COCA
deal of money-on Dartmouth FarA
property. The number who will MAKE
money will depend upon the number
to look into the opportunity.
Why Not Be One Of the Profit Iakers'
Dartmouth Park is located in the
best residence section OF the metrop
oils of South Florida-the city where
you can scarcely find vacant house
today. Building sites in this beautiru'
section afford one Of the soundest anc
best investments to be had In the
State today.
This properly is owned BY a large
holding company which must dispose
| Of a part-AND ONLY A PART-of
its holdings. The low price atwhick
| you may buy a choice site will sur
prise you--and 50 will the easy terms
you may have.
TAMPA BAY LAND CO"
Tampa, Fla.
In. ANDERSON, Sales Agent, General
Delivery, Lakeland. S4sc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
kEvE RToUcHED Us!

While sometimes
We are touched
Almost to tears
Pursuing the
Market quotations
On ham and eggs
And new spring pants,
And a thrill of terror
Goes scooting DER
Our nervous system
At mention Of
a jump upward
In the price of
Beef critters either
On or detached from
The well-known hoof,
We can truthfully say
The announcement that
Golf balls have jumped
To SLIPS per each
Leaves US dry-eyed
And unalarmed
And in a state Of
Don't-givs.a.darness
Inspiring to behold.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
IT'S TOO LATE NOW.

That time and tide for no man wait
Applies to quenching thirst.
So do it now. Twill be too late
On July the first!
philadelphia Record,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12

Florida, has $4,000 lakes. Lake
Okeechobee, the second largest lake
within the union, has an area Of
nearly 1000 square miles--mcre than
half as large as the state Of Rhode
Island
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12

we took piece of paper and drew a
picture of a hen on it and threw 1t
in the waste basket and it laid there.
Bromide Felkel, in st. Augustine
Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-12
WHERE THERE'S A WILL
THERE'S A WAY

Sunday we wanted some eggs to
eat, but had none in the house and
no money with which to buy any, so
The sun., 1919-09-26
STOCK EXCHANGE
BROKERS SUSPEND
Keane, Zayas & Potts Expect
to Resume in 80 Days, Says
Member of Firm.

Keane, Zayas & Potts. members of
the New York Stock Exchange, with Of
fees in Is Broad street. suspended yes
terday. according to announcement made
on the floor of the exchange in the early
afternoon. No statement of assets and
liabilities was forthcomins, but John p.
Keane declared in a public statement
later In the afternoon that the failure
was the result of Withdrawals. He init
mated that the Arm will be ready to re-
sumo business within probably thirty
days.
The firm OF Keane, Zayas & Potts was
formed on March /, 1909, being COM
posed of John p. Keane, o. A. Zayas and
Hugh r. Potts. Mr.. Potts is the floor
member of the firm and a member of
ment Lsued by Mr.. Keane reads:
"The failure is due to Withdrawals,
and we think this proceeding is the fair
est thing to do. We hope that It will be
only temporary and that we will be able
to resume business within thirty days.
The amount involved is small. We will
consult counsel this afternoon. but
cannot give out their names as yet"
The announcement that Douglas
Henry OF the firm of Toole, Henry & Co.,
which failed on April Of this year. has
been ruled ineligible for reinstatement to
in the exchange also was
made yesterday on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange. The failure OF the firm
brought about the automatic suspension
OF Mr.. Henry from the exchange, Of
which he was a member.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Bankers Are Summoned.

As soon as word reached this ctis chat
the agreement as to the postponement
Of cash payment OF interest on the ohli-
cations of the allied Governments to the
Government of tho United States had
been reached the leading bankers Of
New York were summoned to a confer
ence In the offices of ]. p. Morgan & Co.
and there were other conferences in
banking circles At the conclusion Of
the conference in 20 Wall street no for
NAL announcement was issued. but 1t Is
understood that the agreement had al
tered entirely the views OF local bankers
a. to tho immediate extension Of foreign
credits on a huge scale and important
e Developments in that direction are ex-
Bankers who could be interviewed
hailed yesterday the agreement as the
removal Of great obstacle in the path
OF private loans to foreign countries and
began to work in earnest on plans for
extension of credits on scale worthy OF
world wide needs. Charles e. Mitchell.
president of the National City Company,
declared that the Importance of the
agreement scarcely could be overesu-
mated. He said: "The action of The
United States Government in consenting
to postponement of the payment of In
terest Is a very wise step in the interest
Of American trade" Charles H. Sabin.
president OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. said: This action will benefit
financial interests in all parts OF the
United States and 1t Is a step of the
first Importance"
The local bankers were unanimous In
The expression of approval OF the Gction
taken by Secretary Glass, and they
pointed out the following three ways
N which the entire country would be
benefited:
l. Improvement in the foreign ex-
enange situation.
T. A stride forward in the placing OF
foreign credits.
g. It enables the prompt and rapid
ports
while the figures thus far published
Indicate only a small falling on in the
exports OF the United States, II is a fact
suat much business with Europe has
Seeh lost as the result of the enormous
puepreclauon in the pound sterling, the
french and the Belgian francs the lire
ana the mark. The agreement to post
pohe the interest payment paves the
mSy Tor the extension of foreign credits.
mhIch' IN turn, will permit large ex-
sssns'oh in the trade Of the United
The sun., 1919-09-26
PROSPERITY
Due July I, 1910

WE reject this thought as applied to this
country.
IN defense of our institutions we entered
the War and did our part to obtain a
correct answer to the issues raised.
We believe that we should resume,
where we left off, the march and progress
toward better things, and hold and defend
our institutions against any and all attacks
from without or from within
FOR, by and large, America, in the vital
tests of vital hundred and forty years,
has proved not only the wisdom of the franz
ers of the Constitution, but the sound COM
mon sense and moderation of her people.
DERIODS of adjustment cause uneasi-
ness, irritation and apprehension.
IN the past, they have always resulted in
healthful improvement in the welfare
of all the people.
WE are firm in our confidence that now
is no exception.
The sun., 1919-09-26
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
New Funding and Victory Loans
Are weak-HOme Rails Gain.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun from the
London Times Service.
COPYRIGHT 1919, all rights reserved.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-An unsatisfactory
feature in the stock market was the
weakness shown by new funding and
Victory loans. Home rails showed
tendency to recover. owing to more hope
full views regarding the labor position.
Sales from Paris adversely affected the
foreign market. although French loans
continued to improve with exchange.
Central Argentine Railway was
bought on a dividend statement. Oil
closed dull with business on a reduced
scale, owing to the Jewish holiday.
Royal Mail Steam rose further ..
TIE short loans market passed quiet
day and New York w"s easy. Day to
day money was cont .aued at 81 per
cent, with real money offering at rates
OF "a per cent. and less. American
exchange was appreciably better and
francs continued to improve. their final
rate being 35 francs 1874 centimes.
Marks were quoted at s4a @96 to the
pound at the close.
The sun., 1919-09-26
COFFEE MARKET.

A fair demand for European account
checked yesterday selling in the coffee
market and first prices were 10 points
lower to points higher. December SELL
Ing up to 1926 right after the opening
active months holding to points
higher than its last previous close
throughout most of the day. Late In
the afternoon, IN the absence Of demand
prices worked off n little, closing at net
declines of . to ~ points. Gables re-
ported easier conditions in the Rio mar
ket and firm offers from Santos I'M
changed The local spot market reported
a better inquiry and prices unchanged
at 1870. for Rio Ia Trading In con-
tracts was not at all active, business for
the day amounting to less than $1,000
bags.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Bank Sells sa,oOO,Ooo Bonds.

., Sis@ARcK, N. D.. Sept 25.-The Bank
north Dakota, established under the
49, arusan League programme, has
40 S' a., at par 100000 worth Of bonds.
a,YtY'voo OF which represent the issue
AVA He Oank series OF per cent. bonds
4 we balance the real estate series Of
NJ. cent bonds The purchasers were
Nov York and Chicago financial houses.
The sun., 1919-09-26


The Detroit Edison Company
So First and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
aILsL ws h.~-aA. land sv.-%~i D.Jd
nvestm fo Saving. Banks nN
5e % % % @ | ] p $ % % Mr. Ale" Dow President " the
d D b as eG%y the % s lighting Gd s
1ss and Es"sas Bonds a s s % Sy first
T
equipment plant highest engineering
Underlying moas} " REMAINDER " inc prop
On ss, the valuation made the Michigan Railroad Commission
Of
all outstanding
Msy .1adaA gunap
Op.T.: d-a~Ma D'a." and -
MO G:i s s: ,ssooo
" - - s2
nd
point i've % opinion % @ bosd ~ass the b
We these bonds. orimsshms
on application
Coffin & Burr, Inc Harris, Forbes & Co
Spencer Trask & Co
New York
First g. Old Detroit Nat Bank Security Trust Co
The sun., 1919-09-26

Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged at 1908
for No Z Exchange i,32d. higher at IA ll-isd.
Receipts 1000 bags and stock 900 bags In
Santos spots were uN-hanged at $4,000 for rs
and Is were quoted at 1880 Futures were
stock 1856, 900 bags. Receipts at the ports
were 5000 bags. against 1900 last year and
5000 tive years 49, e ooo sac Panic had zoo
asainst 5000 and 5000 bags respectively
Fine weather was reported in four districts
OF sac fsu.1 o, hn9 from ~ one WIN Item TEN
Cleared from Rio 1900 bags ami from Santos
40 900 bags for New York.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Army Destroys 82.OOO,oOo Primer.

40 noe ordnance Department loaded
o ~ grenade and cannon primers
va, steamboat at Bridgeport, Conn,
80 srqay and carried them out into
bcsSs Island Sound to be dumped over
she'ter Repeating Arms comnanv h.
soN the armistics was signed and ~.
low regarded as useless.