davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
Sabre Sue rla1l1llllnl
oes 9yar1l1 g5llr reaus

0puutpaae,,t s. ~. saue 6eriatet
455 8einde anf 5artne,lin Gpn,.=
III, Meiieitrede betrna 4569 Wfeiz
len int MutD l11b 4O5 Meile1. I'M
3ug- gsabl Ser 8ean1ten nnb oer
Usitqlieber Des SDlSugs sihuifes.
gie syobresDer{afr11nlltr1g Oes syur1ltz
Bureaus BOZ, grotpu Goul1he, Ut a111
35arnStag, ben 20, 3e5e11ler, I'M 5tant=
.gebdune 5u 5leepn &ne itattfanb, bate.
.ei11en gl1ten 8eln6 auf5upe:ietl. Den
@orii5 fiibrEc Yrditocnt George Berfner
aus 5lecpn @ne, lpdbrenb Go. gfc=
@5olpan aus 5leepn Gne als 5ettlDetliger
5efretdr a1ntierte, "a gefretdr sarl
Oltanb aus SanSfa ollu &6nrn1e1t 'oer=
bi1lbert lpar.
9tuf Ser IogeSorbn1t11g lta1tO su=.
1lidif Sic @e1leillng 0es Sabresnertd)tS
br6 Sen Gou1ltnage11ten S. 90 gane.
Serr 8alle beri6tete, baB er trof bes
llI1giinltigen 3nita1lbes Der 2alloltrabenl
I'M Triibiaer urh Snnt1ner nthf me11tz
qer allS lO6 1oge cuff bet 9Dllr 9elne'cl1
lei. 1869 Metlen legte 1er bobet TIM
sluto ullb 405 Metler1 ouf Dem 3nse
,uriid. Die. 3abl Der BON tint tnl
1aufe bes SableS beiuhten Tarl1er be-
trdgt 455. Son lei11er 5fiice IL
5leepn @ne lpl1rbe1 2l-t Gelepbonrufe
beo1ltmortet, llr1b 1925 8riefe ip1troen
|arSoela1bt. 4ud ,etne Nnsabl ycr=
larnr11l1rnoen puroe11 bon ibn gelettet.
8c5irfsagent antpeieno.
superintendent Sone8 aus Wetnre=
applis, ser als BeStrfSagent Ser Tarn1=
burells TN (iiblinen Mir11elota tdttg tit,
pobnte Der 9erla1nnllu1lg bet. Gr hielt
ei1,en NDrfras iber Ste Burealttdtigfett
IN rie{eln 1inb aneeren Counties. Gr
lpies oud auI bic sgeleiftete 2rbeit oes
B1treaus bi1l, Die ben etnsel1len Wdfz
elteoer11 srgl.te gefommen let. 9ead
oen1 8ortraae beS 5errn Sores fanl
Sic iyrage beS 9lnlhfrileS oil rte 5toats=
oroa11tlatio1l 3llr 9lbltin1nlltng. Die
s(nlpeier1ben ellticblollen Ith ei1littml1ltg
fiiu Sen gl1idlluB. 5pOall1 lprad llnd
Ser 3. 6. Botfer aus @5pri11gftelo, ber
belonbers Sic glotlpel1oigfeit fir ben
>lnobernelr Tar1ner berporbob, itd tn
gernf8oraaniiotionell :, 5ulaln111en su=
lhliebe11. 1aS Sarnbnreall fontfne
bieien1 Beoirf1lis' tn ieoer 6tniid)t nod.
Sic Sean1ten.
Otou i0ritt loba1ln 5ur 9eolntet1z
.mobl, Ste nit. bern fplgenber Nel1ltat
ldlob: Hrdlioert, G1eo. Berfner;; gt5e=
prQltbe11t, Salnes Beter{o1;, 9efretdr,
Gb. MteOoipult5 ltl1b 5ndb11et{ter, yobn
s. iSoltis. sllS W}uglteber bes 8ollz
Sugsals{Aulles ,pltrnell bon bell folgen=
ben Sraalliiationel1 Vertreter gespdDlt:
8. s. Softer bonn lallbrnptibafltd)en
9Serei11 fir grolpn Goul1tn, s, 8. Yalz
Iner pon Ser 8rolnn @ourtn Bcb0rOe,
91eubel1 Softer oonl Geb5nd)tperbunh,
Sellna1 Yfae1ber BON Ser anertca1
5pcietn Of gqlittn, Brarf Grun1let pon
Ben Tarlnerflubs, $. s. Mc9(an >po11
ben 9a11belsflubS, 9npertnte1oellt St.
| 8. &e1lrlebn fir Sic Gol11ltni0nle1L 5err
| Trebertdipn fir Ste Mtlhlptrtl6aften,
LIS. Oe. Weoe fir Ste @etretbeipet6er Der
Tar111er, 5enotor S. S. No1nberg bon
Der @ereintgllng fit 9ebenbpteboeria11nt,
Sobn @llttillg Do,to Der gegenieitige1l Scr
ltder4ngsgeiell1 fir Tarnler, 1nto
9enrn 2ettf6nb fiir bte Gefliigelperz
einigung po1l BroiDn Gou11tp.
Ic:..s,.L.....,.. 5000. ySlll:4 ~ s.So..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02

''G|!'ofs5dbla1lg g bat
am 2, San, be9olllle,1
Sic Mrbeit I'M 8rDtpn County ipirD
nD1 20 beglGubtgten Mufidreibren
ausgefibrt. 9san1enliite DDn benz
8e5trfsbireftnr @urleD aus 3ipez
ifDne befa1t1tt gegeben, 9rei fiir
bic Staot Netp Tim erttan1tt.
3ie alle 5ebn Sabre ipieoerfebre,lbet
S8olfssdblllng tn ben @ereintgtet1 Staa=
ten bat an 2. Sa1luar ibren Nnfang
ee11onllnell. sic lptrb sffiir Sic 5tdote
iaetma Spei MD6en ll1lb fir Ste 2a11bz.
\ be3trfe etipa bier Mo6en oauer11. Taal1z
ssferbe po11 besldubtgten Mufl6retbern
dirb bon Der Neste1ung beallftrast nor
sbe1l Sic 3dblune oorSnneb1ner. 5te
ipe1ben 5u bteie1n 3mede ltd) IN bte perz
miebenen 5duier lnlb Sffiees begeben
llab Sic nDtige1 S11for1notionen iiber
iebe eirBelne oln /. Sonuar IN Sen
8erei11igte11 Staate11 beftrblide Beripn
einbolen. Sn tbrel1 SnitrufttDnen lit
iebod allSbriidlid berporgeboben, bab
tie iid etneS St1o ipereehenS id11loig
MAIDEN, tpe1ln lie .irge11b etipo8 aus ben
erbaltene1t Nnsaber etrter. brttten Ser
.i0n befaltnteeber, SIS b1olldt 1t6 baz
q Der nte11,anh 5u fiirhtert, tbnen Ste yeez
mii11idte SluSfu11ft gu ertetlen.
20 3dhler fit Golnttn,
George g. Gurlen aus Hipeipne,
Der bie 2eiflns ser 3dblung tl1 bisle1n
8e5trf u11etr it6bat, bat bteler Gage bte
Mo1nen ser 9luflhretber fiir Bropn
@ountn befarlntgegebe1. Stir 0as
Gpuntn 1purben TIM ga1Ben 20 Berlonen
NIT Ser, s3dblarbeit betralt. Dret
bapon belorge1 Die 9lrbett in Ser Stabt
gfe1p llln1 ul1o Sic iibrtgel1 pertetletl itb
alf bic ar,berel1 5tdbte unb. Srtldafz.
tentr1 Gountn.
Stir Seem Tim ipuroe11 Sri. Gbrtitina
8afer in ser GrIte11 Warb, 9elntlltb
Heir1fe in Ser 3neitel1 Marb ltnb Sobn
$. 5ae1l3e lit Set Orttten gSarb err
11an11t. Sir Sic 9ritte Marb nar
3uerit SoerrD q. .Serrtan beltin1ntt
lporoell, Der bereits bel ser leste1l s3db=
lung elS 2ufl6reiber tdttg getpeieu
!, NOR. 9Sesen ser Iatiod1e ieoob, oab
6errial1 bereits ei1e 5telle int 0ieltite
ADer Bu1lbesreeierun9 befleibet, fo1nlte
Fer oie Gtelle ol8 63abler 1libt onllehn1en
NDitn1etlter Greo HTeanocr lpurbe bon
Ser 8lu1oesbebDrbe In bie{en Si1lne per
1tdn6tgt.
Sic liiie-
y Sir Sic iibrige1l Teile bes Go1l1ltn
lnurbeil sic fp10ernen 9(1lfi6reiher err
na1lllt.
91teuiti1p y. llnser, 2llbin Iomnz
#1bip.
Gseorse s. Moob, 8aibafp r31b 5tatez
II 9Somnfbip 1llo Gor1freu 8illa9e.
ylNllianl Is. l(ello1l, Gobben @tllage,
Gtan gi1lage, Yrairieoille Iomnlbtp,
@hnaro 9i. gal1Hn1allr, Gberl To>prt@
1bip.
Gbas. S. l1le1l, Soa1lSfo Gtloge uno
2afe 6oilsfa Ipmnibtp.
Noolpb.3, Sa1ion Some IDmalbtp
1ills Sleenr+ Gae.
8. 9. 5Serptn, 2capcnlportb Ionnz
iGip.
s.. N. 6aloerio1L 9i1rben Ipmrlbip.
German s. 9llb;edlt Oeifforo Ippnz
=nbip.
.Hbip.
3 Iomnibip.
eyohn 81. 5ellner, 5igel Iolpnibip.
@otparb Golbe, 5leepn Gne, MaroS
1-2.
george q. yeierer, 5prine{ie(p 8il=
laae l1no ct. Sobn''s. 6oIpttal.
s(r1olo 5tllesheinL 5terf Iofpnibip.
Bei 8efan11tga6e bteier 9tite iparer1
#bie beiben 5tellen fir 0ie Iomn{b!ps.
sGotton!poob ll1to 8urnstetp nod 1i0t
Nbeiett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
sSabresbeitrag iek SIS,

Ser Sabresbeitra6 fiirbte W1ttgliebe1
Der 9lonparttiar 2eagl1e lit fiir5Gd pDr
.$l6 auf SIS erbDbt morber. 1as
nattorale 6auptquartier in ct. Saul
lna6t tn etnenl Hunolhreiben an bte
Mttglteoer auf rteie Nen0erll11g aufz
-1nerfialn, 8on Sen a6t3ebn Collars
geber ie iteberl an ote @oll11tn= 11lo Sea-
ttonalorg rga1liiatioa ltllo Ste iibrtgen pter
an Die StaatSorg auti ton.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
5d)llrfe,l sc rifiidel'1 u !
,perfppu Ell Sattel

E31uei ,tnbefannte BeriDaeu itatteten
Ser sbenr,e Des 5arn1ers sSps H
5eiiert I'M GpttDnspppo 9Dipnibip
am lebten Santstag citen 8eintb
sab. @erben Durd S ylprian Seifert
fprtaeideuht, Sri,1ee1l audi IT {
Siihneritall Elm. Belpbnnas aus
geiett,
Nmr 5amstosobe1,o lester sga0e lanos
6lolian 5eifert, 5obn beS 6arn1iers
Sos. 9eifert. BON Gptto1ltpopb sotp1l=
E{6ip, alS er Don etnelll geflld1e BET eitle11l
Osadba1 nab 9auie s1lrildf brte sapet
|1nbefanrte @e1talten au8 Der 5tbenll1teS n !.
ieine8 0aters berauSih letde11 u1lo n1tter
Ibern 5dn1he Sci 9unfelbeit }i6 lebNehl
aus oe1l 5tanbe lna9ell. SsIhr ST. Be
nebrlen fiel benz lunger q DJ11ann 1otorf'
al1f lnb ersltellte lnper5ilglidb et1le ll11.'
Iterlublrng al, NIT benz @rgebnls, oaB
er Geile ei1NS l1enen fperfpDllen e0atteB
III piele 5tide 5erfdnitte1l fa1lb. Der, e !,
g5attel nor iiber $50 5Nert ll1lD er ge=s
h6rfe sll seinen1 aar, gs9sddrepl bic.
|5dl1rfen 1lie1t bllrb ba8 Gonln1en pes s
Iiu1toe1l geitert. III ibrer inarbli6etl5
sglrbeit oeltbrt porbe11, De,lln bdtten iie
aid, mont ., ucef. sen ,tpeifell @5aftell ii
@5fiide oe{d1nitte11.
Sine llnter}ud11ll,a oeS ssGtrn,geld1tz
lbes eraqb, pak Sic B6}elptd)te 5{teb and
].sinoallo ii oa8 S5iibnelbaus perl9afft
hotfen. yeopd1= feblte, 10 nett lt6 feitzl
itellen. lieB, fein G,efliioel,
g sp,,r pertpi}d,f,
a1oehbe,,r Ser ilaaloe 'sD1an1l ieii1tenl
esater II al(er5 Gile W5itteill,1,a5 bon benl
/ E0snraefallene1l oe1l1Qd,t hatte, n1ad,feu
iie id iih ~ 3peie11 a1tf Sic g5ude nod sen
EGin6rinolinde1, 5ie hotten Sic sS1lbz.
5p1r balS 3 enfbcdt Ssie{elbe fiihrfe neeb.
Ser Sallptlo1loltrabe. s5ie fbn1ten tie
|iebod5 meoen Ser BROKEN g59unfelbeiti
1lidt meter perfoleelr, 1lalo am Osor9en1
hoffe Ser 1nittlernctle QefaI[ene s@55hnee,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
Salrcsperia riammlnne pu1, &irden=
semeiniAaite,t.

Ste SSdbresperianln1lur1e Ser So.
6rteoen8ftrde bon bter ftl1Det ant
ganstag, ben533 ssSanllar, nad)nttttagS
I'M 1 llbr itatt. Die ittmmfdbtgetl
OhtglteOer merber e1iudf, poll5dhltg ST
eridei1le1l.
0ie Mitglteeer Der bteligen aonare=
gatio1laltltellfir6e perbe11 UNI l1dcbiten
Donnerstaq, benn 8. Soruor, IN ben
Ndl11nltdfetten Der &ir6e tire SabreS=
Derianslnlung abhalter. Die Ser
lan1n1luns be9t1nt .abel1os I'M { llbr 80
.Mull1te1,
6rau 81. 6. Bleb aus Gibbon
bat ben Meibna6tstas bet btelteen Ser
ilpallbterl ,ugebra6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02

3ebnarsf 5eiferf II itpiro
IauseangS Der aSohe bierber ssirddffeb ebren
Ipo1l eitlen ttddaieef 8ein6 i11
I|@bieage
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
Gfber M1al6, lpel6e oaS
ulfato mnmercial College beiu6t,
Iseibnad)ts tsferien I'M @lter1lz

sobarlntl gtorf llrlb tbr.
gbuaro ,siaS, febrtel1
kf)ierber sllriid BON q ei1lel1l'
geilld ii s1auie BEG
ritter Ism. a. 5torf,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-01-02
3as Gereinsp sper,l11ge1t.

s*> y
1as 9er1nDgell beS ct. Soiepbberz
ems lpirb NIT $8,328.24 a11gegeben.
sDaDO1t e11tfafen alli bie an 5anb be-
ftnblidell Notens So, 10000 ltr1o anf
oie sefaufte1r Miberfn sBonos Sc, 600.
Ole per}dieoelle11 ssernlog oge1sbe, ,ifdnoe
.ltno l1us Ser folee1l0el i1te i erieben.s
.sgar a1l Sano I. SO 50 SO
.91oteil an 6a1tD .s.3. $50 90
2tbertn gonbs an Sa1lo 3 100000
Certificate Of Depoli
500. 90
6 8abaeS al S5ano 600
q sBi1ts On paro 20
2gabees allsitebeno 90
.9GiidfIItdnbige geitrdge bon
1919 Isl III 80.
ssNIdittdnntge S3inlen big 3
sanuar 1920 l57.65
1SkS !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09

PTijd'te Sc podivat na po-
nocnSho Boudu jak jej ne
hozka zena chodi noel
strasit. v KometS Hanzeli-
move, v nedeli, IL. prosince,
v ~Cesko- SIM,
Or. Cdh, Ferd. Lassalle,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Dobre chutnani.

"Jis, tatinku, rad zizaly?"
Otec: "To je otazkai Same
sebou, re ne. Proc Sc ptas?"
Synacek: "Protoze isl prave
snedl iednu Sc salatem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
APPEL K ~AMERICkEMU
u


Vychodni a Stredni Europe ne
ma vyberu pred zahubou mezi
dne5kem a pfistl drodou, lee a.
merickou pomoci, Pc mesice til
to bezmocnl trpitele 2 dob val
ky pfipu5teni byli do americ-
kych stravnich dOmu jen V pri-
pade tragicke podvyzivy a do
stale Sc jim americke lGkarske
pomoci jen V pripad6 z~oufal6-
no ohrozeni smrti anebo memo
CT. !
Jedno peticentov6 americke
horke jidlo denn6 zachranilo
tisice lidskych zivotu.
lima nadchazi. Penize mno-
hych naroda jsou male ceny "a
hranicemi. Podminky hospo-
darske zpdsobuji hlad a nasle-
duff straslive nemoce, jisty to
host az do pTistich mi. Mood
vratne dltky budou trpet nej-
vic. Zadne ditko nebude teles-
ne a dusevne zdravo, kdyz bu-
de miti takovou potravu, S KITE
rou Sc museji spokojit miliony
dosp6lych v Europe behem III
my. Jest patrno, re pomoc mu-
81 prijiti jen zvenci.
Amerika zachranila 6,000,-
/ 900 evropskych ditek minulou
! zimu. Znenahle zlepseni zmen-
I silo potfeby IA polovinu minu-
4 ~ rok, bida mezi detmi "a po-
4 sIednich dvanact mesicu sc
! zmirnila. Odpoyed' Ameriky
! musi rozhodnout 0 3,500,0 600
4 dftkach V nejhorSim stavu, ma
i jill byt lednu odeslany Il vice
neZ 1900 ustaYu, nemOcnlc,
klinik a stravnich stanic odvi-
slych cd americke podpory. Ne
y smi byti takova tragika V histo
Ri, tax zniGujici IL tech, kdoz 81
n takoveho osudu neZasluhovali.
Podepsan6 organisace pra-
cujici mezi vSemi narody be-
Il rozdilu plemene q presVedceni,
N jin6 zamestnayany ruZnou for
4 mou pomocne akce, rozhodly
81 Sc iednomyslne, ably osud tech.
to beznocnych ditek mel upl-
81 nou prednost Y dobrocinne pra.
"a ci zamorsSe, dokud situace Sc
b nezlepSi. Je to otazka bez poll
81 tick6ho pozadi, beZ nabozen
q skeho zbarvcni. Nemuze byt
q reel 0 nejakem ochuzeni, pOne.
y vadz S23,000,0 600 ma potraVl
81 pro deti a S10,000,000 ma lie.
y kaTskou peel, coz zadame, pc.
& NIUE ien V kritickych pripa
q dech. LekafskG zasoby ovsen
q budou bezpQdmineGnym da
) rem, avsak "a kazdy americkj
dollar, uzity k vyziveni ditka
= museji vlady a Oboe pomoc
dv6ma dollary We form6 dove.
"a, najmu, prace, kancelaf
skou pomoci, penezitymi sbir
kami anebo potravou, iaka
= plislusnem takov6m mlst6 ie l
dostani.
Amerika Y minulosti dokazf
il vzdycky sy6 dobre srdce
Nikdy drive nebyla yolana k'
pomoci tolik, jake dnes. A he
smi byti zapomenuto, re je to
nasem zaimu zav6st ma celen
!. sv9t6 Ease pofadek a ziskat 5
Y dobrou Will techto narodu,
>, S ktcrymi budeme zit Y budou'
nosti Y tesn6m styku. Sbirk5
necht' isou p~osilany mistnin
b vJborum, ktere SO nyni tvof
. "a ucelem narodni teto sbirky
y I!ned lie je zasilat ma Frank
D lin x. Lane, pokladnik
n Guaranty Trust CO., New
D. York, City.
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover, pfedseda,
m I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
JMENi.

Y po.ladne ......t..S 3,412.57
.Pujcky ma mortgagove jistoty.. 116,500.O0
IPujeky ma akcie, certifikaty a
vkladni knizky ....,........ $4,000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
FINANCM VYKAZ
stavebniho a liver. spolku "Hospodarf"
v Clevelande "a fiskalni rok konsici 80. Estopadem 1920.
POVINNOSTI.

BGzn6 akcie a dividendy ....... $50, 704.73
Over ma mortgagove pujGky 49,. 15,364.62
Splacene akcie a dividendy ..... 11,400.00
Vklady a dosp6ly drok ........ 40,526.73
Reservni fond 1885
Fond nerozdeleneho zisku ...... 4,996.59
Povinnost dluzniku ma nedokonce-
ne stavby 1880
Vanocni dsporne vklady .......- 1925
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Uhrnem $125,742.57
q
ROZDELENf.

Pnitky ma mortgagove .jistoty IS 100000
Pujcky ma akcie, certifikaty
vkladni knizky ............ 6,145.00
Nedokoncenv hGet stavebnf 49,. 24,054.57
.Vyzvednute bezne akcie a divi-
dendy 6,686.54
|Vyzvednut6 s~placene akcie 49,. 100000
|Vyzvednut6 vklady ........... 100,704.29
|vypditen6 penize ............ 100000
Vklady V iinych stay. a vypdjc-
nich spolcich ............ 100000
IDividendy splacenych akcii , 663.83
Crok ma vklady ............ 1865 80
Urok vypdjtenVch penez 49,. 773.65
ISluzne ufednikum a Tiditelum 1,126.70
lVypomoc V uradovne, rent a
pravni sluzbu -............ 432.00
VSechna lima vydani .......... 586.75
Bondy Svobody ............. 10000
lMortgagovV liver preneseny 1854
1Nakup nabytku a z~arizeni -. 10000 90
Uhrnem 1927, $3.50
Hotove v pokladne ........ 3,412.5T
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
Uhrnem S241,088.27
Ell Uhrnem $24l ,0S8.2I
ZISK A ZTRATA
ROZDELENl

Dividendy b6znych akcii ........ 81 1876
Dividendy ma liver mortg. puicek 174.36
Dividendy splacenych akcii ...... $685.
liver reservnfho f0ndu ........... 179.47
liver nerozd6len6ho zisku ....>. 807.87
I1rok na vklady 1868
Trok puicenfch pen6z 1855
Sluzne ufednikum a fiditelum ~. l,126.7o
Pomoc Y uradovne, rent a pravni
sllzba 1920
ysechna lima vvdani ......... 586.75
Nabvtek . ~zarizenf ............ 100000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
HARDING IS
BEAR FACTOR

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The siEnin.
cant feature q today's stock market
was the reaction which set IN on puotl-
cation OF the address OF Governor
Harding OF the Federal Reserve boarS
az Washington to leading bankers OF
the country. advising reduction OF IN
essential loans"
Liquidation was not d:Sordrriy In an
instance. but tho raSdity win W WIZ
leading shares fell two 10 i've poInSSS
and spcrialtlcS to nearly 10. tndlcateu
that the market remained eHtEel'''''
sensitive ~ monetary conditions.
II is vet too carly 10 forecast 'ne
effect OF the reserve boards recommen'
dationS but conservative rnancial III
tcrests are known 10 BE- In accord WIN
the attitude OF the central bank ana
especially where stocks OF speculative
character are concerned.
There was again a dcarth or tH's
money. but call money or demand loans.
which cpened In FIRE supply At ciSht
percent. the lowest initial quotation
since the November get back. fell TO SIX
percent later. despite the Warnings Cou-
Ysyed In the news from Washington.
70 hold their ground while liquidation
was under way. but ShtppinES. stcelS;
oils. motors and their subsidiaries ana
high priced Sp"Claltles, notably Hn''FI-
can WOODEN. YIELDED SSS,Ly' ,ss,es were
among the first to rally on the lover
cali rate ~ the last hour American
WOODEN being used in another driye
against the shorts with several OF inc
oils, sugars and miscellaneous issues:
including Endicott- Johnson safes
amounted 70 l.2S0.000 shares. -,
Ronds were heavy in tho main. AL,
though several Investment rails ana
high grade industrials made maternal
advances. Liberty and Intcrnationat Is,
Sncs wcre irregular within contracted
limits Total sales. par value. we're slI.-
10000 Old U. S, bonds were un'n"nS-
eS on call
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--Thc local mar
kct for raw sugar was not as active
rs yesterday. but there was fair m
Quiry with rCfIncrs again looking for
supplies,
There were sales OF 5000 bags Of Peru
10 a local rcfiner at He IL New York
prompt shipment. while another WAS
said TO have purchased 10000 bags Of
Cubas. clearance January at lie cost
and freight. equal to 1884 for CCntri-
fuEal duty paid. Tho latest adTiccs
from Cuba report continued fine weather
there with l2S Ccntrals now grIndirs.
Receipts nj Cuban ports for the pnNt
week We're slightly IN excess OF the
previous while exports were much lar
ger.
Offerings OF refined sugar were much
smaller today. with only one rcfinCr
having any for sale and restricting it
to his regular customers at unchanged
prices, or on the basis Of 1870 for fine
granulatCQ
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warwood Ariafa.

Miss Leta Johnson has returned to
her home on twentieth street affer a
visit with friends in FraZierburg. Pa.
Boy Scouts met on Monday evening
at which time they re-res!stcrcd for the
year. George g. I.azCnsby. was elected
scribe and Howard Hood. treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Jones and family,
If Canton. O.. arc the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs Walters. of South Richlaad ave-
nue..
The members Of tn" Corpus Christi
church will meet Friday evening in
stead Of Thursday, which was announc-
ed before. Following the business re-
hcarsal Of the play to be staged in
March will b. held.
Clyde H. Smith is confined at his
home on South Ohio avenue with Sc
Miss Nellie Owen. Of Mcdonald. Pa.
is the guest of friends in South War
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes and son
have returned to their home in Fair
mont, after spending several days WIS.,
iting friends in North Warwood.,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer and chill
drcn will leave the latter part Of this
week for GAINESVILLE. O., where they
Will spend several days visiting rela-
items.
Mir and Mrs Glenn Long of Pitts
bnrgh. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cowl Of Mounds
willie, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruner, OF North Warwood.
Miss Lillian Nolan has returned to
her homo. in Bellairc. after spending
81 -7ral days visiting friends in Center
Warwood.
Mrs. Thomas EwinE and daughter are
spcndinc several days in Fa;rmont,
where they were called due to the i'll
ness Of Mrs. Ewing's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ingram, or
North Wheeling. have removed TO their
new home on Twenty-fifth street.
Misses Grace and Bessie Caldwell, or
Wcllsburg have returned home after
spending several days as the guests of
Miss Mary Long. OF South Warwood.
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WcNecheu Rricfg,

Mrs Dan Grrshnrr. will leave within a
few days for Cleveland. where she VIII
visit with relatives for several days.
Mr., Chas Flanagan. and children.
have returned home franz Wcllsville.
where they spent the holidays with rcla"
tiYcS.
Miss Agnes Lemon. has accepted
position as clerk at the Atlantic and
Pacific tea store.
Miss Helen Lowe who underwent 4
serious operation AT tho Glendale
hospital is improving slowlW
F. Stack has resumed his studies al
the West Virginia University after
spending the h"l days here with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lemon Of Wheeling.
have taken no their residence on Fifth
street Of this city.
Miss Alice HaUsht tho daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Taught who has
been i'll at her home for number OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones are
spending number of days with rcla-
tivcs at Cameron.
Mrs F. i. Faustcr and daughter. have
returned To their home nj WcllSourG,
after spending a number of days here
with relatives.
Tho son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Cardle who has been Ill al his home for
several days is improving slowly.
Sam Sloan. is now on tn" road to re-
coycry after several days illness,
Miss Nancy Caldabaush who has been
i'll ut her homo for several days is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs q. r. Rullion has returned to her
home 1T Pittsburgh. after calling On
friends in this city for several days.
Mrs. Charles Brown OF East Wheel.
ing. is calling on friends in this city
for a number Of days.
Srntr Chambers wh" has been confined
At his HON" on Fourth and Logan street
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new MATAMORAS

Miss Wilma Laufrcr entertained a
number Of her friends nj watch party
nj her homo New Years eve. A very
enjoyable time was had.
Carl Rea. who Is employed at Akron,
Ohio is spending = few days at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rounshanssn and
children Of Lodi Ohio. are visiting rela-
tivcs hero for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gautschi on
tertaincd the Whist club at their home
Wedne sday evening.
Scott Riggs. of Wade, Ohio, was a
visitor In town last week.
Herman Cooley. OF Cleveland. is
spending n few days with relatives here.
Miss Sarah Cline entertained num-
Der Of her friends AT her home Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent in
games and music.
Mr. and W. Peters and son Floyd OF
Sistcrsvillc, W. Va. wCrC guests Thurs
dav Of Mrs. Frank Shafcr.
Miss Lucy BurbaChcr was a visitor
in Marietta Wednesday.
James +. Hovey of Marietta. was
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Donnally of
Wheeling returned homo Sunday after
n weeks visit here with Mrs. Donnelly' $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Machetaug.
Everett Hcddlcston NJ Weilsburg. w.
Va. is visiting his parents here for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochran and
daughter. Miss Virginia, spent tn" hol-
idays with Mrs. CoChran's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. n. ThormIlly at Sand Hill.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan Clogs, receipts So
600: estimated tomorrow. $4,000; SOC
lower: light. 1850 a 1865; top, 1890;
heavy, l4JoMl4G5: medium. l450GE
l4.7O: light. l4.50Gi 1875: light light,
14.O0@l4.6O; heavy packing sowa.
smooth. l4.0UWl4.35; packing sows.
rough. l3.25tfli.00: pigs. l3.5Oml450.
Cattle receipts 10000: estimated tomor-
row. 5000: weak: beef steers. nlrdIum
and heavy weight; Choice and prime.
1850 30. 900: medium and good, 1880
1915; common, S.7jM 1915: light weight.
good and choice. l3.5nT 1925: common
and medium. SO0m 1900: butcher cattle,
hcifcrs. 6.50Ml4.T5; cows. 6:40Ql3.5U;
Gamers and cutters, 5.25a $40: veal
calves. 1926 u lT.5Q; feeder steers, 1900
1850: StoCkcr steers, 6.50Tl0.50.
Sheep receipts, 1900: estimated to-
morrow. 10000; Str"nE: lambs. IS
pounds and down. lG,50a 1900: culls
and common. 1900 1900: ewes, me-
dunn and good. S.5OWll.U0: culls and
common, 500GS.25.