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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

tax ~powszechnie cenionym, re mako
mitym zo}nierzem, wodzem nieporow
nanej armii, kt6rego czyny wojenne
przyc2yni}y sic niemaio do tryumfu
sprawiedliwoSci i wolnosci Swiata."
Regent odpowiedzial r6wniez pc
~francusku:
,,Czuje sic szczesliwy, otrzymujac
z rak PanSkich listy uwierZytelniaja-
ce Naczelnika Pahstwa, kt6re upelno-
mocniaja Pana PREY mojej osobie
PREY rzadzie Kr6lestwa Serb6w, Choir
wacyi / Siowenii.
Music Panu p~owiedziec, re z praw
driven w~zruszeniem przyjmuje pier
WSzego przedstawiciela o~drodzoneI
Folski.
Barzdo wymownie zaznaczy} Pan
podobienstwo historyczne los6w dWu
naszych narod6w, w~skazujac przez
to droge, kt6ra naleAy iSc W przyszfo
Sci. Istotnie, W analogii tel nasSe)
przeszloSci musimy szukaG nowych
zr6def energii / scislej przyjazni.
Jest Pan weteranem polskiej spra-
wy narodowej. SprzeszloSG JegO jest
dla mas gwarancya p~ozytecznej piracy
kt0ra Pan u mas bedzie pefnil.
Skladam Panu swoje zyczenia i
zapewniam Pana, re znajdzie Pan
PREY moim rzadzie ~najlepsze PREY
jecie 1 wszystkie ulatwienia, kt0re pc
zwola wykonaG szcze$liwie Pahska Ia
szczytna misye."
Pc przemowieniach nastapilo
przedstawienie czfonkow poselstwa.
2 kaadym z mich ksiaze Aleksander
uprzejmie rozmawial, a nastepnie "a
prosi} D. Plitza ma rozmowe politycz-
ma, W kt6rej wypytywa} go o biezace
a Polski. w rozmowie tel Okla
zal duaa znajomosG naszych stosun-
k6w.
w drodze ]powrotnej licznie zebra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
SPADEK


Nowy York, 4. lutego. - PAM
IA poprostu Panuje W kolach IL
ma wdiok spadaj2cej
coraz bardziej wartO5ci zagranl--
cznei waluty. PodnoSiliSmy to juz
wczoraj, re nawet take potegi IL
nansowe jak Anglia i Ameryka
zostaly owym spadkiem niezmier-
ME zaalarmowane. Popatrzmy sic
dzisiaj ma wartoSc mp. angjelskie-
go funta, przedstawia on tylko
wartoSG $3.50, jest to nieSiycha-
ny spadek w hiStoryi a~ugielskiej
monety. Anglia zastraszona tym
nieslychanym kurSem pieniedzy
zawezwala najwieksze powagi ma
pOlu finansowem, celem naradze-
MIA sic mad sytuacyq prenlezn9.
Jak juz wczoraj wspomnieliSmy
riepewnoSt ultra ~sprowadza tax
>traszne zamieszanie pieniezne
Kiedy sic zaczna ukladac stosun,
XII polityczne i sp~oleczne w innych
europejskich krajach, moze przyj-
die / do r0wnowagi p~ienieznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
RCWNA MIARKA OLA
Trenton N. J., 4. lutego. y

Trenton N. J., 4. lutego. Me
strudzony pracownik / dzielny
patryota irIandzki canon de Va
lera W kr6tkich ale nIezwykle
wvmownych sbowach, przemowil
pred zgromadzeniem w y. Jersey
" sprawie uznania rzeczypospOli-
tel jrlandzkiej ma r0wnej stopie z
innymi wolnymi narodami, Powo
iujQc sic ma stanowisko Prezyden-
ia Wilsona ! ma lego orzeczenie W
sprawie narodow. Prawo stano-
wienia 0 losach kazdego narodu
zostato ogkoszone przez Prezyden
ia i ma tel Podstawie nawet zydzi
domagajq sic prawa stanowienia
o sObie. Anglia. ktora kruszy}a ko
pie o wolnoSc narod0w, jahoS ME
chce siyszeG nawet o tenn W swo
m kraju. Poljtyka niema mic
wSP6Inego z uczc1woScia to pew
ia i tego uczy mas codzienne do
Swiadczenbe ale przeciez kraje ia
kie jak Anglia jezeli juz ME mo-
ga czy ME Potrafia bye uczciwy-
mi, to Powinny bye przyuajmniej
konsekwentnymi. Jdziela sic VOL
noSG ludziom ktorzy nawet tel
wotnoSci ME umiejq ocenic, dlacze
COZ odmawiaG u siebie W domu
teize samej wulnoSci narodowi,
kt0ry "a MIA juz lyle krwi przelai
synowie tego narodu przepefnia-
ia dzisiaj wiezienia angieskie, ci
sami co moze walczyIi w obronie
innvch narod6w, spodziewajac sic
tenn samem wywalczyc wolnoSG
dsa swoich braci. Zgromadzenie
90 w~ysiuchaniu przemowy, posta=
nowiio wezwaG rad amerykanski
do uznania r2eczy pospolitej IT.
landzkiej.
ME MAJA SZCzESCIA.
FL Paso, 4. lutego. - Amery-
Ramsey lotnicy ME maja szczeScia
lie ray udaja sic W STRONG Mex
syku. Dzisiaj znowu> donosza
nam o przymusowym wylgdowa-
niu dw6ch I6tnik6w amerykan-
skich ma ziemi meksykahskiej.
Cd jakiegoS czasu jednak meksy-
kahczycy obchodza sic wiecej'o-
glednie Z Amerykanami. Pc zba-
daniu przyczyny wypadku wfadze
meksykanskie p~ozwolily ma naPra
we maszyny i ma wolnY odjazd
lotnikow.
TESZCZE SIZE ME NAUCZYL1
Freeport Ill. 4. lutego. - Po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

Reklam Jest podstawa ncxnyeh
przetsieoiorstw amerykanskich, wiec
4 przemysiowiec polski dobrze uobi,
te4eu stale reklamowsc bedzie swoj
interes W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

PossukuJess pracyf - Czytaj pffn3e
o~g3oszenia pod rubryka ,,PRACA" m
szpaltacn DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIFGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

ma ma ulicach p~ublicznoSc wyrazaia
'gloSno swoje sympatye ola Polski i
zadowolenie 2 przybycia u~lZedowego
jej przedstawiciela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
NIEZWYKLY BRAK WEGLA
Nowy York, 4. lutego. - Same

miasto, oraz okolica Nowego Y.
cierpi niezmiernie wskutek braku
wegla. Me mozna sic skarzyt ia
Eoby ME bylo W kraJu Podostat--
klein wegla, ale panuje z~astrasza-
jacy brak wozow, a przy tenn MIRO
~ jake W ostatnich dniaCh piano.
waly wiasnie W tym Stanie spa
ralrzowaly prawie ca}y uch po-
ei2gow. a przez to utrudni{y dosta
We wegla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

ma Town Of Lake MONA otrzv.
mac ,,Pzienrik w nastepujacych
m;ejscach.
-
4612 So. LINCOLN alice
kRUPOWlCZ
IT'S ". 4o-,aa Utica
M~IELZYNSKI
TIA w. 48-ma utica
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokohczenie re strony ~1-szej.

odgioS swoj nawet Il Przedstawi-
cieli sprawiedliwoSci, gdyz jak sic
dowiadujemy, wczoraj odbyba sic
konterencya pomiedzy Przedsta-
wicie,ami krspcow i fabrykant6w
z jednej Strony a przedstawiciela-
mi sprawiedliwoSci Z drugiej stro
ny. Pc wymienieniu zaPewne
grzecznych slowek i zapewnieniu
Z obydw6ch stron 0 ja& najlep-
szych checiach W hierunku ulze-
MA b:ednej publicznoSci rozeszli
Sc owl przedatawiciele Z ia bFoga
nadziejq. re cos przeciez zrobili
ola uciemiezonej publiki.
ZARAZA STRAJKoW.
Jersey City, 4, lutego. Prey
najmnej ma podobny strajk pisa
}oby sic wielu nawet takich, co Z
calego serca potepiajq wszelkie
strajki. Odbyto sic tn ogromne
zgromadzenie tych u?oSledzonych
w spc}eczenStwie co ME majqc
swego wiasnego domu, muSza p|a
cic renta. Bylo to zgromadzenie ma
kt6rem mieli wszyscy Pfacacy
renty przynajmniej sposobnoSt
wypowiedzenia co mySl2 o swoich
panach dom6w. Mona tam byio
dowiedz;et sic ciekawych rzeczy
ak wlascicie,e postepuja Z podno-
szeniem rentu bez wzgledu ma to.
czy rodziny NIGGA te zwyzke "a
p}acic czy ME. Obecny strayk ma
po1ozyt tame owen naduzyciom
z jednej strony, a Z d7ugiej zwrd-
cic uw'age rzqdu, by sic tai,ze "a
opiehowai mniej posiadajacymi.
Obecny str9jkma ma celu nauczyc
rozumu wla$cicieli domUw i PREY
prowadziG ich do pewnej rowno-
waSi. PrzeszIo tysiac oSob zebra
nych postanowho ma Prawde wy
bonaG ten miIy warunek strajku
i ME ptacit rentu.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Rim to Rim Fridge

Plans looking TO a rim-to-rin
bridge across Snake river just north
Of Twin Fails are being matnred by
the directors OF the Twin Fails
Chamber Of Commerce.
For some time this matter has been
under consideration BY men OF Affairs
IN Twin Falls and the North Side
with the result that tentative plans
have been agreed 10. and feelers are
out for financing the undertaking.
North Side Interested
North side land owners realizing
that rim-tO-rim bridge would bring
land values on that tract up 10 @
parity with values on the south side
have been keenly alive To the desir-
ability Of the bridge for some time.
and have at last come 10 an agreement
for cooperation in the enterprise.
Because OF the hazard OF "a bond IS
sue on either side OF the river. aHd
the labor and worry necessary 10 in
duee a legislative appropriation. ihs
plans finally adopted provide for
stock company 10 build and operate
the bridge as a toll enterprise win
Falls Chronicle.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Debaters Challenged

&. b. Brannon. the sheep man who
has been advocating the League OF
Nations for the last twelve years and
who has written several pamphlets Or
The subject. has issued challenge a
debate il with any man in Twin Falls
county ~ a public meeting. Ills
challenge holds good on any one al
three others subjects. or all OF them
They are. first national, state anc
county arbitraiing courts TO settle Az
disputes between persons.
The second question is a Law limit
ing all dealers a reasonable turnover
profit from the time an article leaves
the producer until Il reaches the con
sumner The third question is clause
in the United States constitution
recognizing one political party.
Mr. Brannon further states that De
would submit the argument 10 hs'
judges for decision. the judges TO con
sist Of three men and Two women.
Mr. BrannOn is one OF the pioneer
in advocating these subjects and hi
is a firm believer in each. lie keeps
we'll informed ON national eyents-
The Bull Herald
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

and other exhibits. and 10 schools In
grain judging. stock judging. baking
practice and canning. under direction
II club leaders from the various
counties. who have been appointed
f0r this work.
lls Hens Are Calls
OF lock Of lGS hens culled IN a
demons, ration ia bonneville county.
ls3 were rejected as being non-iayers
BAH I, Death 10 Sparrows
Joseph ssorens1n reported to the
Madison county farm bureau that he
hsid killed 300 sparrows with half a
quart n ihe poisoned bait distributed
b. tiie farm bureau Manager Brown
ing az the Inter ocean Elevator re-
ported that he had killed more spar
row. with one quart of The bait than
be- had destroyed ice two years with
bait previously used lie found lse
dead birds an hour alter distributing
the poison.
organize o. Fight Weeds
Maids on county farmers. NJ their
annual iarm bureau meeting. app
pointed o committee 20 circulate peti-
lions to rrt the farmers o. back the
county commissioners in enforcing
the weed law The committee ap-
portiOncd the county by districts
among IFS members 10 make The can
vas. The dry farmers we're specially
interested in the move.
H. -. r.aa ~
o. r. Dockstader. a new man OF
the MinidOka Irrigation project. has I
u head OF registered Duroc swine
from the Richards stock Ills latest I
purcha is an $500 boar
GETS PHre5red Birds
J. G. Hadley Is reported by the I
Mnidoka county farm bureau 10 have /
purchased AT Lewiston purobred /
flock Of Rhode Island Reds which /
were selected by Prem Moore. poultry 4
for the university exten-
lion division.
U,es Milk by the Ton
The Minidoka county cooperative
cheese factory now is receiving $500
pounds Of milk per day from ~ pa
rOns Daily receipts are increasing
No Great Act oi iieroism Required
II some great act Of herOism was
Necessary % protect child from
-r0up. no neither would hesitate 10
protect her offspring. but when IL Is
MY necessary TO keep az hand bot
le Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
md give il as soon as the FIRST indi
alton of Group appears. there are
many who neglect H. Chamberlain
'oueh neMsdE Is within the reach OF ,
4 aAl !. prompt aud eIectEal.-Ady
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Farm Bureau Notes
shorihOrn Breeder. ORGANIZE

shorthorn breeders OF AIinidoka
and Cassia counties, al recent
meeting in the Cassia county farm
bufeau office at Burnley. organized the
Minidoka-Cassia Shorthorn Breeders
association. Dean Sullivan Of the
nrm OF Frank Sullivan T. Sons. Ru-
pert. was elected president. Charles
balig. Churchill. vice president. Leon
Gillette, Burnley. secretary aud treas
ufer; Grover Rich. Burley. and 7. s.
Eastwood, Rupert. directors Rich
Brothers. OF Burnley. recently took in
70 the hinidoka project 20 head OF
Scotch and Scotch topped shOrihOrns
Sullivan Brothers. in the last year.
we imported three cars Of Short
8orns from eastern states The
plans OF the association are 10 de-
yeiop further the calf clubs. 10 en-
courage importation OF ShOrthOrns. to
induce the raising OF better Individual
animals and to do everything in a
community way that will benefit the
Shorthorn breed and breeders Of the
two counties
ss75.s23 Crops Saved
Crops valued al 275.323. on G2205
acres. were saved by the ground
squirrel poisoning campaign in Onei-
ia county last year. There were sos
farmers cooperating in the work
~ mixing the poisoned bait. the
cohnty purchased wholesale. 5000
ounces OF strychnine. $4,000 pounds OF
oats. 300 ounces OF saccharine. 30n 1
pounds OF starch. 300 pounds OF soda. 4
lso gallons OF syrup. and Is gallons 4
or glycerine.
Changes Among Club Leaders
Floyd X. Barber. OF Thornton I
Idaho. is the new county club leader
Ia Bear Lake county. He takes the
place OF Mrs Flora NJ. Richardson.
who is now organizing club work
in Jerome county. where an appro
priation for a five months trial OF
club work has been made. Miss
Harriette +. Cushman. new county
ieader-ai-large. is working with Mrs.
Richardson, preparatory 10 taking
regular county work in another c0un-
". Enoch Torpen has resigned as
boundary county club leader, 10 be-
come county agricultural agent Miss
Florence NJ Strong has resigned the
Washington county club leadership.
has married a Mr. Mathis 4 commits
sion man. and has gone 10 Texas 10
live.
Juniors az Joint Conference
4 full program has been prepared
for the farm bureau junior club mem
hers who will attend the joint confer
epce az POoatellO. the week of jan
uary u 10 10 Wednesday afternoon
they will give meat canning demon
etrations: Thursday afternoon. biscui,
baking demonstrations: Friday after 7
noon, vegetable canning demonsira
hons Other time Will be- devoted 10
fun periods. TO visits TO The seed show !
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
TaxidermiSt.

| an readvto take care Of your
n eds IN all kinds of taxideFmy
$ ork. Write ur see me at Filler.
Idahu-,Iake Schlund. tayerdimist.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Hogs

II Head Of bred sows VT. l75 los.
/ Registerei Poland China boar
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Miscellaneous

Lawn mover. Pump jack
Tanning mill, Grind stone
? Walking ploys
Bggsy pole. Small garden leveler
Ga den plows
Wfni rover will work on any mower
Extra horse collars.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Opposes Finance Revival

ttc banking ana currency committee
of the National Association OF Credit
Men has issued 2ronouncemenc 20 Its
$4,000 members calling the step taken
rs Congress to bring about q revival
II the activities Of the War Finance
Corporation a mistake.
Such revival. according to the
statement. which IS signed by n. T.
l'leisher, Of Philadelphia. chairman Of
the committee. is likely 10 interrupt
the processes o. liquidation which nave
been going on as Systematically az
could have been expected il view Of
tne extent o.. Tie imitation.
The revival of the War Finance
Corporation, the statement says, will
mean that the government will have TO
come into the market again for addi :
tlonal loans. either in the form Of
bonds, which Will compete With the ex-
istlng war bonds, or in the form Of
additional Treasury certificates. thus
adding TO floating government debt.
Of already two and one-half billion dol
lars and steadily increasing. carried
principally by The banks, and q main
cause Of the credit strain on our bank
ing system.
THE revival of the corporation will
mean that one class Of our people are
10 be favored at the expense Of q great
majority 70 give an artificial prop 10
uriroe -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Need Not Worry Over His List

eguestion~-HaTe read YOUR investment
column for = long time with much interest
and profit. and thought Would Ike 10
Set your advice on the following stocks
wAich | have owned for Ions time ana
wh,ch have cost ne considerably higher
taan the rrcsent market: Jaicet States
Srn-ltlng preferred. cost $50 per share
American Locomotive preferred, es
American sugar preferred. l16; United
states Steel preferred. ils. Are these
stocks good inVestnaen~ 1or long pull or
would you sell them .nd put the money
INTO some other investments-A. {. u.
Answer-We see 10 reason for your
being anprchensive over your prefer
RED stocks. To be sure, no cne likes
10 see his securities depreciste in
price. But as long as You lcel sure
that they are safe a. 10 principal and
dividends We should not be too much
concerned over price changes. All
towns OF investments are 'ower in
rrice because they have had to con-
form to conditions. Who would have
thought few years ago that the
United States government bonds would
sell to yield 6 per cent and over?
Your preferred stocks are good in
ves TN ents. in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Steel Trade Sees
Little Buying For
Next Few Months
Early Part of New Year
Holds Out Small Hope
for New Business: Sur.
plus Stocks Still Growing

The new year, SO far as the first
Few months are concerned, offers little
prospect Of Increased business for
steel producers, according to trade
views. Shipments Of accumulated and
current output have brought large
stocks 10 consumers st time when
they are unable TO turn them into cash
as result OF general curtailnent, &C
cordlng to The Iron Age.
This condition has encouraged the
postponemcnt of buying,' says The
iron Age. Until a beliei in the fair
ness and stability OF the present prices
is established, re return to activity
appears likely. The independent
makers consider th,y have done their
part by discourting reduced manufac-
turing costs when they dropped to
tire Steel Corporation price levels.
The last week Of the year is marked
by production at full blast by the
Steel Corporation and by total idle
ness Of some independent plants and
varying rates for others up to perhaps
25 per cent for the indcp pendents and
not much over 81 per cent for all the
mills. The first week Of 1927 will be
letter n that accumulated orders will
call some mills into operation
"Revision Of steel contracts to the
basis Of March. 1919. has not pre-
vented suspensions, and In the case O..
the Steel Corporation the successive
suspensions since August have been
released only in small measure, and
it seems clear that the loading pro-
ducer has now less than six months
orders. particularly in view OF its pres
ent high percentage Of operations.
Outstanding in the contrasts be-
tween the leading producer and other
makers are remarkable performances
by Steel Corporation plants. In re-
cent Gays forty seven Of the ffty-nine
blast furnaces OF the Carnegie Steel
Company have been producing rs much
as the total Of its best fifty-three
furnaces have made at other times
Plants OF the American Sheet g. Tin
Plate Co. operating 96 per cent Of its
sheet mills, have produced in excess of
100 per cent Of rated or theoretical
production.
"The pig iron market continues to
show weak spots whenever any busi-
ness is transacted"
The Iron Trade Review will say to-
cay: "Comparison OF the present year
end suspensions must go back to the
den oralized situation of December.
i9l4. brought about by the wars out
tion being the high ,ate OF production
which the Steel Corporation plants are
able 10 maintain Independent sheet
mills in the NahoninE Valley are down
70 20 per cent this week and in gen
eral to about 35 per cent. This is a
tsir example of finishing mill activi-
ties among independent companies,
though steel works output is some
what larger
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Well Secured Issues Cost More

Question--Do you consider Westinghouse
ana Midvalc Stee. stocks (comnCnl safe
Investments from an interest standpoint? d?
IL not. what would you advise !nVestils
inn DO You consider Westins house per
cent bonds I. gilt-edse Investments Do you
think they viii 20 down In price Why do
not the Westinghouse : per cent honds sell
Mear"r par liks Canadian Pacific. Bell Teie-
phone and other Z per cent bonds 2~-I. \. J..
Answer-There is nearly always a
speculative feature to common issues.
because they are most sensitive 90 earn
ings and other Developments. West
inghouse common is less speculative
than Midvale, however. We do not
recommend common stocks for invest
ment purposes. If You have a large
income some Of the better class Of
common stocks may he purchased. 1t is
better, We think, il such is not the
case. % continc yourself to sound in
restments like good bonds and sea
soned preferred issues. The Westing-
house per cent notes are entitled 10 a
good rating. They are not gilt edged.
however, because they arc not secured
by mortgage or collateral. The COM
pany's credit is good and earnings have
beer satisfactory. Therefore. the note
is entitled TO q good rating. The other
issues you name are secured by mort
gage. and, therefore, sell higher.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Bank of Barcelona Gets
Funds From Government

MADRID. Dec. CA large sum Of
money has been sent TO the Bank Of
BARGE ona. which suspended payment
Monday, to facilitate the payment OF
current accounts The money was
sent upon the initiative of government
officials.
Reports from Barcelona say that the
majority of other banks in that city
are supporting well the effect of the
suspension Of the Bank OF Barcelona,
many q them keeping open untl mid
night in orde, to meet the rush Of
with drawals
At meeting to-day. of the munich
ral authorities OF Barcelona. the bank -
ers and commercial leaders. unified ac-
tion was decided upon with the view to
hetfering the situation. A full eyplana-
tion Of the financial position vas tele-
gTaphed 10 the governments here. OF
hcials connected with tho Suspended
bank say they believe that, with the
hep given by the Bank OF Spain. their
Institution VIII be uble to reopen about
January :. Public opinion generally,
however. considers this belief too opti-
miS-lc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Will Exchange French SIS

Cuestion--I h $500 worth u French
:s' .rsa have haach that they are going
70 sal eff further II. price. and would like
10 ASK your kind advice AS - swapping
tn=n for oitHer of fhe following; (A1 The
irst and consolidation mortgage. Series 4
: per cen: gold bonds. II Niagara Pow -
CGinpa-y. dat-d November !. ls2c. - S = ;
'S} tltteen-year : per cent marine eCuif-
IneHt trust certif .ates. Bethlehem St~el
CoIAil a1y. dated o. -oNsr !. 1870. a. g l.. :
tCl Twelvc-yeA 1. pei cent sinking funa
gold debe,tures. N{rgtr-ia-Carulira ChefI.s.
cal CoinTagy, dated November ). ls4g. At
par Also. would YOU lilease give me
your opinion to III $50. 900 iive-s'ear
secured Z i per ecu. convertible gold notes
IN Sinclair consolidated Oh CocpOratioE
ut 81 = c. A. j..
Answcr-The bonds you have chosen
to substitute for the French s per cent
bonds are good investments. in our
opinion. With so much uncertainty at
the present time, it is best TO have
your funds well invested, in our opin-
ion. Tho Nirginia-Carolina bonds sell
for about 96. not par. The Sinclair
notes are we'll secured. but oil issues
are speculative as general rule on
account OF the uncertainty Of opera
lions. For q business man, however.
these notes appear attractive a. pres
ent prices.