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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Changing Investments for widow

Ques'ion--A relative of mine widow.
aged seventy-threc has the following in :,
vestmonts: $50 first Liberty 44s. 1881
l947; $3.50 Victories $40; Chicago. Nil
waukee ST. Paul general As, 1883, 81 coo
texas Company per cent bonds She is
dependent upon the income from these
investments and while security is of inn
portance so Is yield. but the ultimate
value need not bo considorcd Have been
offered Toledo Edison Is new bond at
90. Have considered Standard on Com
pany of New Jersey, preferred. Aluminium
company Is and Goodrich rs. VIII YOU
kindly list switch which you believe
would prove advantageous as to yield with
safety? Would like to total $3.50 annual
return or better.-.J. S NJ.
Answer-At present prices your rcla-
tive could Get around 1900 for her en-
tire investment. If she were to buy
two Toledo Edison per cent bonds at
9G1a she would have about $3.50 to put
into Standard Oil of New Jersey pre-
fcrred and could get seven shares for
way. This investment would bring her
IN $lS9 income year, and we think
would have a high degree of safety
II would not be the same safety that
she has in the Liberties, but n hirhcr
degree of safety than she has in the
st. Paul or Texas Company bonds. and
IT would be better, in our opinion, than
either Aluminium Is or Goodrich rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANg
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. Septeu1

New York. September 2ath. 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice Is hereby givel. That Special
Meeting OF the Shareholders of the Bank
VIII be held al It's banking rooms a 81
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. city
ana state of New York, on the list cay Of
November. 1921. at 10 o'clock In ,ho lo-e-
noon OF that day. FOR the purpose OF rsti-
tying and confirming the term. and conoi-
ions agreed upon by majority Of the
BOARD u directors OF The Chase National
Bank OF the City of New York and % a
lpa9oFity Of the board Of directors Il fhis
BANK To consolidate the said two IA King
associations into one association under thc
charter of Tho Chase National Bank u
the City Of New York; and for the trans-
action OF such other business As may prop
eriy come before the meeting
BY ordcr OF the Board Of Dire tors
~ AEK " FRAZEe. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09

1t happens frequently that bond
mouse taxes small issue of sound
good bonds and markets them at 95,
we vail say. AS an accommodation to
their customers and as help in mar
ketlng the bonds, the bond house itself
makes market for the bonds-that is,
quotes them at 30 bid, 95 asked, for
example. For one reason or another
unrelated to the safety of the bond
the house gets more offers of bonds
than bids and shifts its price to IS
bid, 80 asked, and then to 80 bid. IS
asked, and finally quotes no bid price
at all. The bonds are in the mean
time just as good as when they were
selling at 95.
We suggest that you divide your in
vestment among five bonds and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09

you put about one-ffth Of the invest
mcnt into such bonds as we have lust
described. One such bond is the Gal
weston, Houston & Henderson SIS, due
1888, from II to rs, which would Weld
more than per cent current interest.
IN addition to this we suggest De
Laval Separator IS, due 1881, originally
offered at 981a; Puget Sound Power
and Light general and refundinr us.
due l941, originally offered at 97%'
yielding over 8 per cent current inter
est, and Detroit & Mackinac first as.
que 1925. the last recorded sale in
1871 at 81 yielding TOP current inter
e ef FOR the fifth bond we suggest
Mlsslssippl. River Power sinking fund
aeoenLuTe IS, due 1885, recently selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09

Queonl haze several times benefited
others
little different
7Vest Sl0000
phch Vl lifetime
Horcr tst tWd Of the
thas
either such Stocks bonds mortgages me that
hot she requires securities chih yield income
as 9h as compatible with Safety for the
d0dy roMd not What
Weyhre from should ory heirs of uho
an WN be good suggest securities for
her?-F. G..
s"er-lh highest assured that get woman
OF Sixty would be IT.
ceslre of intact
els she can much higher yield degree of safety
oond that Is not readily marketable than
for markeabty they not need it. and ~ noon1 %
appreciate how large markeabty fixing the nrice Of
d bond 20 w. fNN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Cetter Than Business Mans I;stv

Vuest'on-Whst bonds on the incoscd
HIST would you not class as a good husirnss
mans investment? What changes ,yorlr
YOU suggest to strengthen the list 81 ooo
: s;' n,,1u stats Liberty I'd t1ss. 81. 600
SScptnerm Pacific convertible H. 11Y,,
- 900 western Union Gas. 1886 a oao
n,',rolf lnit"d Railways ss. ln4l, s. ono
T1'ed9 a. Edison Is, 1881, 5000 du ront
rs, l'"l 81. 900 Anaconda Is lopo. a.
~" American Agricultural Oh, ,nic,I 7is
XXX 1000 Goodyear IS. 1891: $1,000 viz
Elhl* carolina Chemical la 1859 q non
or ' 71 S,parato, g. 1881 sl.ooo sincia,
!, IVA 10 loo 900 Republic OF chic ss' ioif':
~ 'onn United States of Brnzu s. i,.i
Io"o bordeaux Narcotics Sc iga4 ga
,,,"n,nark ss 1915 $500 Dominican ucnu,
lie ss. is2or \. J.. '''''
Answer-Most Of the bonds on Won,
Iisl VIC rank higher than bushes.
mans Investment. Such bonds M
tern Union Gas and Southc~,'
faciic convertible A we class as hiyh
grade safc Investments On the othcr
nand' Hoodycar ss. Sinclair OIL =,
sears Koebuck Is and Dominican a,
we rank as business mans invcsfmont.
with certain element of speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Colo. & Southern 4ios

Question-Could you advise a young
lady. AGED nineteen. how it would be best
to invest $500, besides the savings bank i?
OF course, safety is The first consideration.
as | worked hard to accumulate this sum
Could buy a bond yielding a high rate
or interest? No Liberty. as I have some.
to wait until it natures before you can
realize the principal. can you sell them
again at any time? am rather novice
az this financial game, but will take your
adVice.-E. NJ. f.
Answer-Wc think that one of the
best bonds for the three requirements
safety, marketability and yield. is
the Colorado & Southern refundinr
and extension AZ per cent, due 1888.
lhis IS one Of the few low coupon rail
road bonds which arc obtainable in
500 denomination. 1t sold recently in
the market around 70. If you bought
500 bond for $7S you would receive
S4o0 a year on an investment of 500,
or about $50 per cent This would be
the income" Then at maturity in
1893 YOU would be paid 500 for the
bond, profit Of 1922. By applying that
proht OF S22 to each years interest,
the amount which you really receive
rom your Investment would be about
10 per cent each year. This is called
the "yieid.' We know of few bonds
which arc yielding that much that are
as good in our opinion. 1t is not
hrst mortgage bond, but it is second
lien on a78 miles of road which are
SUBJECT to prior lien of $40 400 900,
ana a first lien upon securities whose
value is $25,0O0,00O Colorado 4
Southern is owned by the Chicago,
burlington g. Quincy Railroad, enc of
the strongest railroads in the country
As part of the Burlington system,
Colorado e. Southcrn's earnings are
assured. We suggest TINT
YOU buy two Of these bonds and one
United Kingdom BIZ per cent, due
1857, recently selling around 80 to
yield about $50. These bonds arc
re@d y marketable. You will prob
ably be able to sell them at anv time
between now and the time they mature
at the market price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Frisco Prior Lien 6s Softest Snot

ne ,}Gos '1,,Io am widow and have to de-
per cent first refundinR mortgage sinking
lund' series A. duo 1913; $500 Colorado
over per cent first mortgage gold bond
American series. duo 1859 $500 penn.vl
vania Ohio Power and Light ~ ner 60,
n i refundirr mortgage, sinking fund:
S3eo rnget Sound Power and Light general
' sl,VV" T. lted States Rubber first refnndlng
M'rtgagc gold. sc res A SIS. due ls47; sS0o
san francisco Railroad prior lien
nor1Ease gold, series G Gs. due 1925:
',"rn'y tive shares American SineltinS and
ias g. i'q lGo lg47 600 Liberty ~ due 1928;
~ due 1872; $500 Victory 4a.s' due leo5
Mrs G. A NJ 80 Nue '-''
Answcr-With the exception of YOUR
st. Louis & San Francisco prior lien
os, due 1923, We think that your list
OF bonds is a good, sound onc-not
nart1cularly well diversified, but safe
we arc lncllncd to advise you to sell
your st. Louis q San Francisco bonds
1t Is comparatively short term and we
cnlnN that YOU could get a better in
Vestmont. For instance, We think the
prior Len Is OF the Same issue arr.
a better Investment. We suggest "A
Northcrn Pacific Great Northern Joint
o'2 per cent bond, due 1886. recently
ing around pr, which has, we think
IN unusually high degree of safety.
Ihe American Smelling & Refining
preferred * speculative, but YOU have
comparatively little of it, and if YOU
want to speculate in it. is it not un-
at'ractIFe at present prices. When W.
say that your list is not particularly
we'll diversified, VIC mean that vou hnvs
good deal of your money in public
utiiltics, but, in our opinion, you have
chosen good ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Hydrn-Etcctri. fn4. Arsgeos:0.

~ WI F'~f1KF-'ttFs III 1Ai stt-iI'E
French engineer ng corlp' ny has
solicited concession from the repub-
hes Of Argentina and Uruguay for the
structlon of hydro-e electric station
at the falls of the Uruguay River which
separates Uruguay from argentina.
The proposed plant would furnish cleo
trio power to all OF the territory within
radius of 375 miles of Salto Grandc
and would include the principal cities
and about three quarters Of the popu-
lation Of ArgentinnSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
CHASE SECURITIES CORPORATION.
New York. September Goth. 1921.

New York, September 2oth 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF Chase
Securities Corporation viii be held at its
Office at -sl Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian City OF New York. State Of New
York, on the LIST day OF November 1921.
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. 10 con-
slider and vote upon proposals to increAss
from $50, 600 to 100000 the number OF
shares. without nominal or par value.
which tho said Corporation may issue ard
the amount OF its stated capital from
100000 10 $40, .o00 the cond. ions
under which such increase shall become
effective; the consideration for and tho
terms and conditions under which 4
authorized, said new or additional shares
shall be issued; and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
BY order of the Board of Directors
L. r. TINKER. President
HALSTEAD G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York, September 10Th.
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS:

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that q Special
Meeting of the Stockholders of the sank
viii be held at its Banking Rooms 81
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, Clty of
New York. State OF New York. on the ut
day Of November 1921. at IL o'clock noon,
FOR the purpose of ratifying and confirm
Ing tho terms ard conditions agreed upon
by majority OF the board Of directors II
The Metropolitan National Bank OF tho
city Of New York and hy a ma iority #
the board ~ directors Of this Rank 70
consolidate the said two banking associs-
lions into one association und ~ tile c-.ar-
ter Of The Chase National Bank q the
CITY OF New York. and for the transac-
ton Of such other business IS may prop
trly come before the meeting.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
w p. HOLLY. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Investment Information

Questions Of general interest TO w.
restore wiH be anspered in this col
Nfnn, N wh'ch case only initials ,oiU
De nscd. Others ap,i be answered by
''0't 9adrcss al Inquiries, iucios.
ing stamped, addressed envclope. to
ff"dnetdl Editor, The c1ribuns, 15a
NoSSa" street. Ncw York Cttv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Common Stocks for a Business Ma,

Question- Would you consider the fol-
lowing as safe long time Investment
for middle aged business man. s. s.
hrcsEe preferred, National Biscui; Co
preferred; United States steel preferred,
r. ". Woolworth Company preferred p
Answer-You have selected four ex-
cellcnt common stocks. We think that
you will be adequately safe in buying
any or all of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
FINANCIAL
Keystone Steel & Wire Company
To The Holders of First Mortgage
Sinking fund Cold Bonds:

Dated Nov. I. 1918 Due :lov I. 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN that 80
EoArd ci Directors % tar TONE
STEIIr. & WIRE COMPANY decided
not - reiecsl on Nover.ber any
of the bonds outstanding lni..r lie Frs.
AiDgi S2gv md Deed. Of Trust dated NO
venbcr !. Isls. and las directed tie dis
continuance II al-y fart..e- not.~e Of sash
Redemption.
any notice heretofore published "a tas
contrac, Notwithstanding. the said o7neis
NH not te ~ iee.nel on November i. III
Dated 4'coil> Illinois October 4. 1929.
1.EY >ToN,2 STEEL & WIRE COMPANY
Dy :. ". sOMMER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Has Some Weak Rails

Quest3on--Ncarly the whole Of my
ings is in bonds, principally municipal and
railroad. Interest on these is paid reEu-
larry, with one cxccption-$l 900 National
Railroad OF Mexico. Perhaps ! hold two
or three lame ducks. VIZ, 1000 Denver &
Rio Grande As, 1896; 81 0oo Detroit United
Railway 4lzs 81 900 Detroit United Rail
way Improvement SIS, 1928; $1,000 Western
Maryland As. 1852. AZ to shares, have
100 Pennsylvania Railroad. These shares
have held over thirty wears. New shares
allotted at different times 60 holders)
took up and paid for, selling them on Il
shares buffalo & Susquehsnna Railroad
preferred and two shares common, both
voting trust certificates VIII you kindly
be better to do-to keep the above for the
present to sell apd reinvest proceeds in
United Kingdom 5hs. 1921; Sweden 6s:
Nova Scotia SIS. 1925, or Province of New
Brunswick 6s. 1929? l hold 1000 Cen
trail Leather 5s due 1875. Is there in
pay their national debt than the British I?
] was Yankee student in England in
1873 and lived there close upon forty two
years. returning in October, 1914
]. II. p.
Answer-Our advice would be to sell
all Of the doubtful securities that you
mention except the Western Maryland
ds, which, we think. are a good invest
ment We are inclined to tell you to
sell the Pennsylvania, and certainly to
sell the Buffalo e. Susquehanna stocks,
and would also sell the Central Leather
IS. We agree wi. you heartily in be-
l;cving that there are no people in Eu-
rope more likely to pay their national
debts than the British, and we think
that the United Kingdom 51as, due
1887, rank below only our own Liberty
bonds. We prefer the Belgian IS to
the 6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
D}NIDEND NOTICES

alarmed about the future. The strong
position OF the Java Bank and the
mutual cooperation Of other Neither
lands Indian banking institutions are
Il guaranty that the difficulties being
experienced in the colonies will he
easier to overcome than similar dim
culties elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09

The preliminary estimate of spring
wheat production by states was an
nounced as: Minnesota, 24586, coo
bushels; North Dakota, 63 ,30S, 900 bush
els; South Dakota, 1885, 900 bushels;
Montana. 1882, 900 bushels; Washing
ton, l8,S90,O00 bushels.
The preliminary estimate or oats pro-
duction by important producing state s
was announced as: Illinois 1140S2, 900
bushels; Wisconsin, $500, 600 bushels,
Minnesota, S2,56O,OO bushels; Iowa,
157,S46, 600 bushels.
Corn Loss in September
The loss to the corn crop during
September from storms and insects, the
department announced in statement
was greater than the benefits from gen
orally ample moisture and lack Of frosts.
Much corn was thrown down by the
heavy September storms through thc
Central states and is SUFFERING serious
damage from mold and rot. There was
Il loss of 1900 coo bushels each in
Illinois and Missouri and 100000
bushels in Iowa. The net loss Tor Sep
ten ber of 22,0O0.000 bushels IN the
prospective crop is. however, less than
one per cent and the crop promises "a
be among the best ever grown, cotsid-
cring quality and quantity, the depart.
inert announced.
While the crop is only $4,000 0od
lsnels. or two per cent less than last
year, oats is shorter by AS 00o, GOA
bushels or 80 yer cent than 4 wear
aso. The condition o. eats is the low
est on record, the crop being extreme y
light. The increased potato prospects
are due to ample moisture in Sep.eIa-
be-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09
Danish Bonds for School Teacher

Question: am a school teacher with
about $500 In a savings bank which !
would like TO invest in good bond 1
read in your paper that you speak highly
OF some foreign bonds. among them Danish
bonds. l notice in the bond quotations
that there are three Danish bonds quoted !:
Danish IS, Series A. at 1902: Danish S.
Series b. at 1O2, and Danish S. at 102 q
May ask what is the difference and which
would be advisable for me to buy. pro-
viding they come in $500 denominations :?
Does one have to pay to have the coupons
on the above cashed at ones bank IN.
NJ A Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-09

Answer = Danish Consolidated Mu-
nicipal 8 per cent bonds, Series A, are
the obligation Of twenty seven Danish
municipalities outside of Copenhagen
and the adjoining town. Series B are
the obligation of Copenhagen and the
adjoining town, and both are guar
anteed principal and interest by the
Kingdom of Denmark. The Kingdom
OF Denmark IS are direct obligation
of the kingdom. They come in $500
denominations. You would have no
trouble in depositing your coupons with
your bank, just as you would cash.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
CHICAGOJE. c
PAsAUTAs ADVoKATAS
O'BRIEN.

Ana vakara Ryan & NovaR
saliune, 7408 Bennett ave.
pasautas advokatas O'Brien.
IPirmiausia jis buvo paimtas
vieno gydytojo ofisan, paskui
ligonin6n. Gydytojai tvirtina.
jog jis pasveiksias i pora sa-
vaiciQ.
PaSautas advokatas nesako
policijai Saudymo priezasties,
neigi nesako, kas tai padar6.
Ir nuo saliune buvusiu tue
metu zmoniq nieko neiSklaus-
ia.
Teciau policija ieSko tapy-
toju unijos business agento
Schields. Sake, tai jo bus dar-
bas. Tas atsitikimas yra SUI
riStas su papirkimais statant
namus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
SUTRUsKINTA BALTIC
SIoS vERGIJos GAUJoS.
Moterys buvo siunciamos O.
kupuoton zonon.

Berlynas, birz, 25. = Did
ziausia Sitame Simtmety stip.
rial organizuota baltosios yer.
g,ijos gauja, anot vietos poll.
cijos, tomis dienomis sutrus.
kinta. Cia il Frankfurte a.
reStuota visa eile vyrq IL mo.
terQ.
Sta gauja ligSiol per save
rankas praleido daugiau 40C
jaunq moterq ir mergaiciQ
JOS parduotos ! paleistuvys-
ties namus okupuotoj prancu-
zp zonoj.
Anot policijos, baltosios
vergijos veikimas, kurs pirm
karo vokieciQ vyriausybes bu-
vO astral draudziamas il
trukdomas, po karo pilnai
praplestas po visa Vokietija,
kuomet prancuzQ militar6s
valdzios leidimu okupuotoj
zonoj isteigta visa ellie pros
titucijos namQ.
Simtai jamu moteru paslQ-
sta j Frankfurtq neva dar-
ban i dirbtuves ar j privati-
MUS namus. Tenai agentai
taS moteris paimdavo ] ivai-
RUS iSilgai Rhine miestus il
parduodavo.
PoIicijai visai netik6tai pa
vyko susekti ta nedoraja gau-
jQ. VienQ nakti viename kliu-
be buvo pakeltas truksmas.
Atvykusi policija patyre, ka-
me reikalas. Tai buvo pakile
gincai If peStyn6s uz moterq
kainas. ... g..
Suzinota kad gaujos agen-
tai uz kiekviena moteri palm
davo po 1000 markiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
GOMPERSAS ATAKUOJA
HEARSTA.

Denver, Colo, birz. 25, :
Cia Americas Darbo Fedora
cijos suvaziavime tcs feleraci-
jos prezidentas Gompersas
smarkiai atakavo daugelio lai-
kraSGiq leid6ia Hearsta.
Hearsto laikfassciai veda as
tria kampanija prizes Gomper-
SO.
Sis taigi If atsimok9jo uz
tai.
Jis sake:
"William Randolph Hearst
yra isdavikas darbo ir Air.
jos reikalQ. Jis prizes name e.
me 'berti uzsipuldin6jimus,
kuomet as atsisakiau remit jo
prezidentura If pasiprieSinan
10 sugalvojimams isiverzti
Meksikon. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
KARSTA K0MUN|STAMs
SVED|JOJE.
WENT IS JV NUBAUSTI,
KITI DEPoRTUoTI.

stockholmas, svedija, birz
25. svedijqs policija zaibc
greitumu apsidirbo su suo.
miais komunistais, kurie pa.
dare suokalbi siaurinej Skan-
Idinavijos pusiausalio daily is,
teigti sovietq respublika.
Suimta daugyb6 raudonQju
agitatoriu. Dalis jQ pasiqsta
Estijon, gi is ten jie iStremti
Karelijon. Kita dalis teismp
nubausta uz suokalbiavimus
prizes svediios vyriausybe.
Teciau komunistq dauguma
pajute karsti patys kuovei-
kiau iSdume is svedijos.
svedijos policijai medzioti
komunistus gelb3jo suomijos
policija.
Dauguma komunistu susik-
raust6 rytin6n Karelijon, ku-
II priklauso Suomijai. Taigi
dabar suomiQ policiia su jais
ten. turi daug darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
AIRIAI SUSPROGDINO
TRAUKINI SU KAREI-
VIAIS.
Du kareiviu zuvo, daug suzei
sta.

Belfast, Airija, birz. 25. :
Vaziuojantis traukinis su an
glu kareiviais is cia ] Dubli-
ma susprogdintas ties Daber-
voyle. Pc gelezinkelio b6giais
buvo pakasta nina.
Du kareiviu ir vienas trau-
kinio serg6tojas zuvo If daus
kitu suzeista.
Pirmiau to traukinio buvo
pravaziavusiu kitu du trauki-
niu SUI kareiviais, kurie buvo
Belfaste ten vieSint kara
liui. Teciau nieko bloga nei-
vyko.
Bet treciaji traukini paga-
vo minos sprogimas. Keli va
gonai su kareiviais nusirito
nuo pylymo.
Nelaimes vieton kuoveikiau-
sia pasiQsta ;gydytojai, polici-
ia ir kareiviai.
Ia vieta yra tarpkalnese.
Ten jau daug piktadaryseiQ
atlikta praeitais laikais.
IspradziQ buvo pranesta,
jog 40 kareiviu zuve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
KOVA CORKO GATVESE

Cork, Airija, birz. 25. =
Uzpraeita naktl sinn-feineria'
Gia bombardavo poicijos ba-
rakus.
Is ten kova persikele ! mie-
.sto gatves. Nuzudyta viena
moteriSk6 ir suzeista 3 mer-
gates.
Ant rytojaus paskeEbtas mi
litar6s vaEdzios isakymas, kad
vakarais kaip aStuonios emo
mes nepasirodytu gatv6se.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-27
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Vilnius. Cia prad6jo eiti
du laikraSGiu lenkQ kalba: sa-
vaitinis "Glos Kowna," lei
dziamas "Kauno lenkq laiki-
nojo politinio. koniteto," an
tras dienraStis "Nowiny Wi
lenskie." Pirmas "Glos Kow-
ma" izenginiame straipsny ra-
SO, kad jis stosias darba la
bal sunkiomis salygomis. Lie
tuviq Sovinizmas If lenkq ma
cionalizmas sudare padGtl, is
kurios esq, nematyt joMos
iSeities. LenkQ-LietuviQ, gin
cas- susipynes Wis daugiau II
mesa viIties j isriSti. Bet su-
daryti bendrq valdzia esa
butinas reikalas abiem pll-
sem. LaikraStis zada rasytl
ia krypsni, kad abb suvere-
mes valstybes Lietuva ir Len-
l<ija susijungtu j nesutrau-
komq sajunga.
"Nowiny Wilenskie" pir-
mann numery raSydamas apie
savo programa pastebi: "Mu-
sq laikraSGio tikslas bus nuo-
latinis raginimas lenkQ If lie
tuviq visuomen6s j vienybe,
kad pasiekus valstybinio po-
litinio sutilSimo, placios able
ju tautu nepriklausomybes
pobudzio. Kaip reali priemo-
ne prize susipratimo prieiti,
laikraStis pades visiems me-
ginimams tiesioginiai deretis
Kauno If Vilniaus visuome-
nei il kovos prizes kiekviena
kiton pusen. Tuo tt
kslu laikraStis stengsis supa-
zindinti placia visuomene su
kulturine-tautine visu Vii
niaus tautu darbuote. Kas
musu tikslus, praso-
me pranesineti savo mintis,
projektus if bendrai su mu-
mis- dirbti."