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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15

The reply of the Allied and Associat- ed Governments is as follows:
 They take note of the declaration made by the German delegates that domestic peace and the advancement of mankind depend upon the adjust ment of the labor question and they are convinced that such adjustment of the labor question and they are convinced that such adjustment will be rendered easier in the future than in the past, as mems minds are freed from the fear of war, and in dustry is relieved of the burden of armaments which German militarisn had imposed upon it.
 (Continued on Page Two.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15
Refuse To Consider Note
 Of YOn Rantzau On Labor
Text of Cleenceaus Reply to Communication Relative to International Labor Legislation
 Lengthy Document.

Paris Wednesday, May 14-The Council of Four has de- cined to Brockdorff Ranzau chief of peace mission relative to international
 labor legislation the Geerman delegation dav president of the conference that the Associated governments of the opinion
 that their give satisfaction to the anxiety which the Gernnan deIegate professes for social justice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15
NC4 Starts For Trepassy
 Leaving Halifax At ll:47
Made Two Attempts to Get Under Way Having to Des cend First Time Because of Engine Trouble
 Weather Bad For Big Hop.'
Weather Bad F.

Halifax, N s. May 15-The American naval seaplane NC left today for repassey F. to the NC and NC for the flight The craft took the air at 10 O3 9Oe Now York timel after circling the citY
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15
The Weather Report

Forecast for Bridgeport and vicinity: Unsettled, prob ably light showers late to- night or on Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
Marietta Boy.

Simon WeStheimer OF Marietta
received the following letter from
W. r. AdkiSson, first lieutenant,
Air Service, Garden City, Long Is
land, n. Y, concerning Amel Fro
zart, a Marietta boy who enlisted
in the service.
My Dear Mr.. Westheimer: In
a few days your soldier will re-
ceiye his honorable discharge and
start home.
"Ile is bringing back many line
qualitie, oi body and mind which
he has acquired or developed in
the military service. The army
ha, done everything it could to
make him strong, fine, seli-reliant
vet seli-controled 1t returns
him to YOU better man.
you have been an important
member OF that great Army OF
encouragement and Enthusiasm
which helped to make him and MS
all better soldiers. You can now
be a great help in keeping alive
the good qualities he j., bringing
from the army, in making him as
good a citizen 4, he has been a
good soldier
His fare and necessary expenses
to his home will be paid by the gov
eminent lie will receive all pay
due him. lie may, il he wishes,
wear his Uniform for three months
from the date OF his discharge.
The government will also allow
him to keep up, for the benefit OF
his family his insurance at the
very low rate he is now paying.
His return to civil lie will bring
new problems for you both to
solve. The qualities he brings
back will help you now as your en-
couragement helped him while he
was away, and in your hands and
his rest, the future OF our coun-
try
AS his commanding officer !
am proud OF him. He has done his
duty we'll !, and his comrades,
will bid him goodbye with deep re-
gret, and wish him every success
after he returns home-that spot
in every mans heart no other place
can fill. Sincerely yours. W. r.
A i 1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

get married. some won't work for
two years. some re-enlist and the
rest make real hoboSi
"Ot course we are going to
come back home, sometime, bur
there are lots of things to be done
over here yet. One should be
thankful the danger is all over and
if we take care OF ourselves we
should get back the same as we
were when we lett | eN-
pect Bill and ! will need an intro
ductiou TO some OF the builders
when we return as there has been
so many changes since we LETT.
3 " Tell Dad that / am still
rocking along i'm the best OF
health Your friend Ernest
Grunert.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

And when The war is over
\ud they are all in The t.. S. N
Telling tories OF the battles.
They took part in each day.
There will be few left to tell the
story,
How the Four Fifty Seven Won see;
Went through shot and she'll, in
thc lace oi Hell,
To iced their infantry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

Mosselle into Germany at Woffel-
dingen that morning and came all
the way down the MoSsele to Cob
lenz. Arrived there December 18th
and crossed the Rhine there Decem-
Der 18th and took up quarters here
the 18th. We expect to be stationed
here all winter, or until peace is
signed and they start us home.
We sure passed through some
beautiful places and saw some in
tereSting things at Treves (the old
est city in GermanyD We passed by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

a building that was started in the
year 10 A. d. by the Romans. 1t
was a very large building and looked
centuries old. And all the way the
river Mosselle flows through mar
row valley with high hills, almos;
mountains, on either side, and the
sides OF nearly all these hills are
used for grape growing. They build
rows OF retaining walls to hold the
fields up to the side OF the hills and
Stairways TO get up to them. Many
OF the fields were built in such
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

places and YOU wondered how they
could get mp into them.
On way here we put up at night a
few men in place at the German
homes. They all seemed friendly.
In TACT, many OF them were glad the
war ended as i; did. All were glad
it was over, and that the Americ4a
and not some one else came ~ 10
way. They put out the best they
had for Us to eat and drink. lg
seemed strange TO eat meals without
Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
Letters From Our Soldier Bous
Continued from page ~

quad
Clip and have time. he is
duty corporal and am duty SER
geant. 1t is hard to figure out
which oi us has the most TO do,
Notwithstanding we both manage
to make the chow and pay lines
on time, except that a window pane
interlereS with Clips pay line. lie
seems to know more about that
than he chooses to tell, but say,
three drinks -oi win blanc will
make a man walk through any
thing,
"Old friend Grunert is the same
old scout. He can tell YOU what
a small hole one can run a mouse
out OF and still have plenty OF
room for himself / can tell you
more OF him than anyone else ]
know. lie was my 'bunkie most
OF the time. Several nights he and
| lay and told each other what to
write and how to break the news
in case Jerry got the range on one
OF us. But since it is all over We
often laugh at how we lay behind
4 pile OF dirt two or three inches
high and would have to raise up to
look over it! That is when a very
small pile OF real estate is worth
millions of dollars!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
Our Specially Now-Bones.
karchmer Iron & Metal Co.,
Nlo MnSf Grnnl lllIn Cifu

Phone Walnut 1891, Maple 3d0g
Wholesale Junk Dealers
Can serve YOU ard inform you on
anything YOU wish to know In our line
We have experts here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09

". i'o0Ii''.'I' II arc covered WIN
snow rave I'u d NICE quiet resi-
G!'.te I:;tI. J. nave g p'e,' mere II IS qulte
u''Ie. ". c"' rom 'Ie lre"c'T' WIN
l'o,'."'S pu' I''u" ana SHeII noIeS' NOES
W, Mu't go now mere IS mop
"'E WI, sec you 'c'' 'oo''' j GU
son. lo''
.,,.r 90 ,o,o
-''"' SUM- D1'' TO- 'ol0' I''' =
ling Mama: Have lust received
| two lctters from you. One dated
/ Novermcr Is, and one dated No
vcmber o. Also got one the other
day dated November II. Am ali
ways so glad to hear from YOU and
know that You are still well. /
YOU gave OF the celebration at
home when the armjstcc was sign
ed. J have already written YOU
how they celebrated over here.
And Just now they are celebrating
President Wilson's arrival. But
we are still plugging away, and
Just now we are putting out more
cars than ever outlitting the Army
OF Occupation. cannot say just
when We Shall start home, but am
One OF the boys in the front line
lrehChca was Joking us the other
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-09
From Sergeant Helbach

"Nals-Les-Baiues, Dear Mother:
How is my dear mother today. and
the rest OF the folks; In few
days will go back to my COM
pany my vacation is about over.
Expect to sail for America some
time in March, which is not far
of.
Had some pictures taken a few
days ago and ii they are good you
can expect them in my next let
ter.
when I get home I will tell
you all about this wonderful place
I am now, about how the water
shots out OF the ground, how nice
and warm it is at the foot of these
hills and how the top of the hills
or mountains are covered with
snow Have had a nice quiet rest
since ! have been here. it is quite
different from the trenches with
nothing but mud and shell holes.
50 Must go now, here is hop
ing will see You real soon. Your
son. Joc'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-10

CAN'T C. LONTZ & SONS are users of Good
- year Solid Tires, and the above statement shows
they are we'll satisfied
Very slow even wear and long mileage, however,
characteristic of all Goodyear Truck Tires
whether Solid Pneumatic or Cushion
And, if you are not already using them, we believe
that you will Immediately find profit and satisfaction
in Goodyears bhus our Goodyear Service
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
IMQRNAIlUN|

o noua banca. - Detroit. -
Matthew Finn, presedintele de la
banca Peoples National Bank, a
deschis nOua banca in Detroit.
cunoscuta sub nume&e de: Ma
thew Finn Bank, la No. 80 Girls
void Str. Aceasta banca va avea
ca specialitate cumpararea 81 vim
derea de bani straini, la fel viirde-
rea de drafturi pentru orr ce parte
a Europei. La fel Sc va cumpara
aci Liberty Bonduri pc ,preturile
cele mai mari.
Gu scopul ca Sc poata. fl de ajn-
tor lucratorilor, banca de trei orr
pc saptamiua Sc va deschide de la
orele 6.seara pima la s. Printre lu-
cratorii acestef banci sunt multi
carl vorbesc diferite limbi straina
.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05

Gind a fost detinut, Ella spus ca
s'a luat dupa dol marinari Amc-
ricani, din Coblenz, pentrn ca 4
cestia s'au purtat foarte bine
Spitalul copiilor sufere din lip
sa de zahar. Baldvinville.
La spitalul Children, Cottage Ho-
Lspital nu este zahar de loc. Peste
D suta de copii sunt in acest spi-
tai 81 Ia 40 de fagrijitori.
In timpul normal 800 punt
de zahar este considerat ca SUI
fieient pentru luna de zile Cd
Sc formeze carbohidratul nece-
sar pentru copii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
DIN fUct C)NDE|ULUI..

)
Detroitul democratic hotarit
Sc faca locuinte atit pentru bo-
gait, cit 81 pentru saraci, asa ca
nici unul Sc nu sufere. Cine are
placere poate inchiria un aparta-
ment GU un pref ieftin, $500 pc
luna, in casele carisse cladesc a.
cum. - Fata eli aceasta inlesni-
re am Sc propun directiei Sc mu-
tam redactia ziarului la Detroit.
lAlexaRdru Antonan, din Chi
cago, un mare dusman al speeu-
latorilor, a pus trei suite perechi
Gle incaltaminte de vinzare pc
plata, Gil $100 perechea. Aglome-
rata find prca mare interve-
nit politia, oWind pe Antonan III
actiumea lui generoasa. Incalta
mintea era furata. Sc zice Cd
Use va acorda circumstance usq-
ratoare pc faptul ca ma cautat
sd eXploateze publicul.
Rev. A. Kennedy din North
Springfield, Ohio, in predica de
Dumineca trecuta STA facut multi
dusmani. AZ zis. ca moda extre-
ma de All la dame e scandaloasa.
A condamnat peptul gol, spatele
descoperit 81 rochia care permi-
tie sa Sc vada pulpele. A zis ca
un barbat slit Sc devina 0 SEN
tinela neadormita, ca sa-si pa
zeasca nevasta de privirile Curl
oase 81 poftitoare ale ,,Crailor de
Ghinda.H - Daca ar fl numai
de priviri, treaca mearga, dar u
ne .ori 81 de gesturi obraznice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
Cuvintul lui Joffre.
Paris, II SePtembrie 1916
Primita Ia II Septembrie

dLlo, IL CSPtOilDliC LII
Primita Ia IL Septembrie
I'm circumstantele 0ctuale este 9
necesitate pentru drnlatd rOn,f,M de
o-si consolida situatia Il, Dobro,
ged.
,,Pentru a ajunge la acest rezul-
tat pare necesar ca sd Sc consoide-
se cit MAI repede posibl pc tdrmnl
drept al Dundrei unitdti solide IN
numdr sufficient, asa ca ST serobtic
dintr 'odatd superioritate nume-
ricd incontestoNM
I'm ceeace ma priUeste, am pre-
scris generdlului SdrraH ca sd ata-
e "a fond" 81 sd urn,eze fdrd rdgay
fensiva, dstfel ca sd poatd obtine ca
un s'egultat minim retinered a cit
nai mute din fortele bnlgdre care
G igdsesc pc frontiera greacd.
Intdrirea trupelor roi',ine din
DobrOgea "a ar9G podte ca conse-
,intd incetinirea momentand a o.
fensigeIor din Transiluania.
,,Isd planM initial "a trebui re-
lnat,C dupd pdrerea mea, GU toatd
iatensitotea, de iadatd ce situatia
cC firestabilitd In Dobrogeo.
Va rog sd informati Commando
mentnl ronlin ca am cerut genera
lului Alexieff Sc examineze fara In
tirziere posibilitatea de trimite
forte moi in Dobrogea"
(ss) JOFFRE
81 d. Alfred Westphal, ardtin7
da'eptatrile noastre intregi la Con
fe,anta Pdcii, incheie invitind pe
dliati ca ,,sd recunoascd in chip le-
al Rominiei recon,penso pc care 0
meritd cu prisosintG".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05

Societatea romiia de ajutor 81
cnltura ,,Plugarul Romin' din
Youngstown, Ohio, aduce la Gu
nostinta oeoratelor societati din
loc 81 jur, ca am animal serbarea
jubileului de 5 ami, care a fost
81 fie in ziua de g Noembrie
1919, pima la alt timp mai petri-
Wit.
In numele societatii ,,Plugarul
Romin" din Youngstown, Ohio
loan Budai, presedinte.
Ambrose Costantin, secretar fin.
l59-60)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
KoNvoKARE
Parochia CIR: Or: Rom: A. S!
Andreiu

FdIOCnld GT: OI.. hOm: "A. ID
Andreiu
din lok pc aceasta kale pc toti
frat Romani din lok 81 jur a lua
parte la sedinta sinodeala ce
savatinea
Dumineka la 2. Nov. st. N.
in lokasul ST, Parochi" de sub
Mr.. $50, Dayton Str.
inceputul va Fl la sorele 4, p. m.
FRATILOR ROMANI" sunteti
rugati ku staruinta kasava pre-
zentati nekonditionat la sus nu-
mita sedinta de ore ce daka ayeti
la inima 81 va fnteresaza starea
ST. vostra Parochi kare stare de
prezent ne favorajbila din kauza
ka ploua prea multi. mai multi
membri din komitet sior dat de-
misia plekand spre Patria veche 2
IN sperante kane vom intalni
la sedinta sus Numita va salutam
ku dragoste fratiaska komitetll
Parochial?
Compusa de preotul Gavril
Marian, popit in New York. -
Traaaiascaaa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
Bcmbag,ii STUNT sctivi.

Bombagii STUNT activi. New
York - Rejntorcindu-se acasa de
la lucru Gunnis Brennan, un ingi-
ner, aflat ihala easel unde locuia
0 bomba Gu fitilul aprins. Brennan
a stins repede fitilul apoi luat
bomba 81 a dns+o la polite, spu-
mind ca a vazut dDi oameni esind
din aceia cladire cind Ell s'a a.
propiat de casa. Locnitorii edifi-
ciului spun ca ei nu stiu s;l abba
dusmani carl sa cautera-i asasilla
- &&
Demontarea 3dktfhilor de pc
Fin. Geneva. Gesmanii lau
inceput demontarsa fprtuluie Stein
nun de pc Rim, care Sc afla numM
Ia opt mile spre nord de Basel. Lq
crarile de demontare Sc fac sub
supraveghiarea ofiterilor aliati.
Forturile acestea au fost echipa-
te GU tunuri de mare distanta,
care controlau att malurile Ri
nului din Germania, cit 81 celc
din Elvetia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
I'm VI T AR =

SOcletatea TOnalna de ajutOr 81
cultura DIR. lulu MANU-" din
Canton, Ohio, impreuna Gu paro-
CHA greco catolica ,.Sfintul Geor-
&c din Canton, Ohio, au aranjat
o petrecere 1mpreunata Gu dams
pc ziua de s Noembrie 1919,
Simbata seara, (Culesul viilorl,
in hala societatii DIR. lulu Ma
niu" din 1924 Garfield Avenue.
fnceputul va Fl la orele 80
p. m. 81 va dura pima la orele IL
din noapte.
Pc aceasta cale invita-. pe toatc
societatile, parochiile, precum >si
pc toti aceia care sirnte rom1nes-
te q lua parte Ia aceasta mare 81
,frumoasa petrecere, unica in fe-
llll eli
Muzica cea mai rennmita din
Canton, Ohio, Va distra onoratul
public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams si eintece nationale.
Venitul curat a acestei petpe-
lceri W Fl impartit intre anbele
organizatiuni.
Prin aceasta am ramas salntan-
du-va cu dragoste frateaees
Ambele ooanitefs ar1x otooxes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
Demontarea 1Sktifilor de .pe

UAtuliit dcCStCd du IOSt CCIlipd
te GU tunuri de mare distanta
care controlau att malurile Ri
nului din Germania, cit 81 celc
din Elvetia.
Unsprezece arestati in fabrica
rea de rachiu. Cleveland. "a
Politia a arestat umsprezece per-
soane 81 a confiscat patru caza-
ne de facut rachiu, mare can.
titate de raehiu 81 materiale pen
tru acest traffic illicit.
Pc cind politia cauta prin st
Clair Avenue, in apropiere de IL
MIA ferata New York Central ca
Sc afle urmele nnor thoti de "a
caile ferate, u detectiyul Edward
Conroy dat peste un mare ca
zan de facut rachiu, in pivnita
fmpreuna Gu cei dol hoti banuiti
stapinul cazanulRi a fost arestat,
Dol barbati 81 doua femei al
fost arestate in casa d-nei Eli
sabeth Wolen, cind politia a a.
flat alt cazan de facut rachiu
impreuna Gu materialele gata de
|operatie.
Patruzeci arestati in fabrica-
Acident de tren. Copenhaga -
Patruzeci 81 una de persoane al
fost omorite 81 uns mare pumar
gray ranite cfnd trenul expires
81 un alt tren s'au ciocnit Sim
bata noaptea la Vigerslev.
italia pesi1nista asupra crizei
din Fiume. - Roma. C1nd
Signor Tittoni d parssit Roma.
Sc spera ca drnmul lui la Paris
va fl eel din irana, pentru ca
fiecare sperat ca presedintels
Wilson va accrfta tltimul pro
iect al ministrulni de externe,
care Sc deosebaa foarte putin
de acela facut de catra Wilson
in decursal primelor zile de ocu-
patie orasului Fiume de catra
d 'Anunzio.
Signor Tittoni a cerut mica
parte din tinutul Voldosca, pc
care presedintele Wilson la dat
Jugoslaviei, astfel ca orasul Flu
me sa fie desphrtit de Italia pro-
prie, ministrul italian a cerut
cSasta .revizie, insa a fost in
zadE.
Tttoni, Sc raporteaza ca Sc va
fntoarce in curfnd la Roma spre
a diseuta Gu regele 81 ministri i
talent, ce de facut.
Resentimentul 81 ura italieni-
lor creste zilnic, in special in a.
sceste zile c1nd lse serbeaza ami
versarea victoriti asupra Austri-
acilor. a
Un an a trecut de la incheie-
rea armistitiulni cn Austria, cu
toate acestea Italia Sc alta in a.
celeasi conditii "a aeum dn an.
sPrimul german care - intrat
in Paris. Paris. Primul ger
man care a intrat il Paris de la
inceputul razboiulni, afara de e.
nisarii pacii, esfe an baiat de IA
ami Gu numele Fred Steichristi.
4 sf. )
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
Gun a intrat Roll1nia
in Itzb0iu.

CoNTINUARE DE PIE rAGINA /.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04
TAKE NOTICE

will not. pay any bills made by
my wife, Doretha Schmidt. Dated
Nov. 18, 1919.
Christian Schmidt.
l. aul Zerbe arrived from Marion,
Ind, last week Wednesday. He has
taken a position as teacher in the
Elm Springs district in Hutchinson
county.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held in the Presbyterian church, last
Thursday evening. The sermon was
given by Rev. j. w. Zerte, pastor of
the M. E. church, and he gave an in
spring talk, full of spirit, On the
many reasons the American people
have for being thankful, both present
and in the prospects for the future.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04
Reckless Investment Followed by
Heavy Losses When Market
Goes to Pieces.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
REMAIN SAFE AND SOUND
Uncle Sans Bonds "Good as Gold"
While General Slump Wipes
Out Fortunes.

New York.-Semi-panicky declines
in the stock market and subsequent
relapses from the partial recovery,
with heavy forced liquidation Of light
ly margined holdings of the popular
market favorites on the New York
stock exchange have demonstrated
cleary the dangers of speculation.
For six months the stock market adj
vanced, slowly at first and with the
usual "p~roft-taking reactions" and in
recent weeks going up by leaps and
bounds in some departments of the
market, notably oil. motor and other
Industrial" shares. Then in Il few
days there has been a decline wiping
out much of the advance of months
in some stocks practically all of the
advance.
There was reason behind the ad-
vance, but a speculative craze carried
it beyond reason. Eastern market
reports for months have carried men
ton of buying by "the public" High
wages, war profits, the prosperity Of
industry and agriculture have given
many the fever to speculate.
Investments Prove Disappointing.
Financing Of new and old corpora
lions by stock, bond and rote issues
called for hundreds Of millions Of dol
lars. Issues Of preferred stock alone
since January 1 have totaled more
than $500, 900 and common stock
a billion more. Foreign loans with
more in prospect to finance Europe's
buying added to the burden. The
immense buying power of the coun-
try shouldered the load, but spech-
latipn in listed shares was getting
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04

out OF bounds. Money TateB began
to show the strain. Three weeks
ago call money In New York rose
to 1879, the next week to 20% and last
week to 300, the highest point since
the panic of 1907. Renewals touched
14%, the highest in years, and time
money hit 80. The. advance was a
warning from the banks to go slow.
pools" and "%tipsters" began to draw
in their horns.
The decline was orderly until in,
sufficiently margined accounts were
li%quidated. Then came a smash.
General Motors new common stock.
which had scared to 406h dropped
to-. $50, Mexican Petroleum from
255 Y. to 1856, Texas company from
3S8 to 2S6, Studebaker from 143M to
1881, American Tobacco from BOIL
to 240, Crucible Steel from 235
to 200 and so on down the list.
Even U. S. Steel, the porverbial mar.
ket barometer, declined from 112%
to 103.
The break extended throughout
the list, less marked of course in
lower priced stocks. The bond mar.
ket also suffered.
PerlIs Of Speculation Shown.
Since the eliminating slump there In.
been recovery ranging from 2 or 3 roi Is
to around 20 to As points in stocks w..ich
suffered most on the decline but down
swings followed the recoveries and the
marked atmosphere is not yet considered
cleared.
In a nutshell a speculative craze Sc,
the banking interests and the Fed raj
Reserve Board against ov~erspeculation
and the crash came.
No better Illustration Of the permanent
and flXed value of government securities
can be found than in the present uns. t.
tied market. War Savings Stamps and
Liberty Bonds continue their interest
bearing career unaffected by the storm.
favorable securities.