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New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Foreign Bonds
Two Reserve Bank Directors

Charles Smith, of Oneonta, has been
reelected Glass A director of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of New York
and Frank l.. Stevens, of North
Hoosick, has been elected Class B di-
rector. They were elected for terms
Of three years from January l, 1922,
by member banks in the Second
Federal Reserve District having capt.
tai and surplus of less than $201 900.
known as group three. A total of 327
votes was cast for each candidate.
Mr.. Smith has served as director
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York since 1918. He is president of
the Citizens National Bank, Oneonta.
To qualify as director Of the Reserve
bank Mr.. Stevens will resign as d.
rector Of the First National Bank of
Hoosick Falls, and of the Manufac-
turers National Bank of Troy. He
succeeds Leslie r. Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Financial Items

w e. Ogiivie, president Of the Cuba
holders OF certificates OF deposit for ths !
per cent convertible debentures. states ina
osnsntures &c deposited under circular letter
as therein provided and will BE- ready Tor
aenVery e,ary against the surrender OF the GER
,'nestes OF deposit on and after Decem
Paine. Webber & Co. announced tha+
Frank r. Sehuma7fn. formerly ~ TSn,,rta 80
BROS. Is nov associated with them In
enarse OF their trading department.
c,lao,n. Howard M n. Smith, formerly with the
sooiated with Watson q white In nh,rs.
OF the'r municipal bond department.
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York
mas Dean appointed agent under an agree.
mem, mem. uassa December q. to receive de
cent twsnty-year gold bonds
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
-Four full columns Of in
s'ceTs are published in The
restment questions and an
Tribune every Sunday
Change in Mexican Group
New Chairman Named for
French Section

!, caoic advices received yesterday
w tno American section Of the Inter
Mexico announced that G. Griolet
president Of the Banque dc Paris st
des Pays Bas. had been elected chair
man of the French section Of tho IN
ternational committee to succeed Andre
honnorat, who has retired.
raui Cretenier, a member of the
commission for protection of French
noloers of Mexican securities. has been
aaaed as member Of the French sec
AS now constituted there are twelve
members in the American section and
SIX IN the British and French sections
OF the international committee, in addi-
tlon ;, 10 which Belgium, Switzerland
ana holland each have representative.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Berlin Must Settle Finances
To Get Loan Here, Say Bankers

Reports from London that Mr.. Lloyd
George intended to sound American
bankers on the feasibility Of arrang-
ing German government financing
when he comes here to attend the Con-
ference on the Limitation of Armament
aroused keen interest in the financial
district yesterday. 1t was the convic-
tion of one banker, who certainly could
not be accused Of being pro-German in
question of time before German financ-
inE would come along in this market.
~ think Germany might sell $780,
100000 Of bonds, provided the set-up of
scenery WAS right. or course. Ger
many would have to do whole lot at
home to put her house in order and,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was firm but quiet, with Straits
and Straits shipments quoted at 31.25
@32c; standard and 80 per cent st
5l.75c asked. Copper quiet, standard
spot, December and January, l3c
asked, and electrolytic spot and De-
cember, 13.25@13.76c. Lead firm, New
York spot, 4.S0c, and East St. Louis,
4.45c asked. Zinc firm, New York spot.
S.iSc. and East st. Louis spot, 4.s5c
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Reactionary Trend
In Curb Trading
On Profit TAX ing
Filmcr Tone Mt Start Is
Followed by Declines;
Oils Continue Active
Along With Coal Shares

Profit taking followed a display Of
frmncss in yesterdays trading ON the
curb market and prices at the close
averaged slightly lower. Oil and coal
shares were the most active.
Imperial Oil fell back more than
three points, while Cities Service com
mon sold Off to 2l6. The bankers
shares worked up slightly, however,
and Simms Petroleum continued strong
International and Carib Syndicate lost
fractions.
In the industrial list Farrell Coal
and Burns Bros. 'B" fell back u Of q
point each. Durant and Packard wcra
fitmer, but Goodyear stocks eased of
elightly.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

moreover some revision Of reparations
would be necessary"
Another banker Of high standing in
the world of international finance said: I:
"1f Great Britain and France should
ask tho American bankers to consider
n loan on behalf of Germany we would
be likely to grant their request. Be
fore loan could be underwrittcn
something more than making the new
securities prior lien. to the repnra-
tions payment would have to be done
before the American public could be
persuaded to take any large amount Of
such securities. That would be re-
vision Of the rcparations agreement.
With that accomplished, think $780,
100000 loan might be put through rs a
beginning. But, of course, you must
understand that a German loan is still
1uptr ,vuu nfT -
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Grain Corporation Fails
tQucted on fnocnoe nere.,+...

BltFFALo. N. r., Dec. 5.---The Cur
tiss Grain Corporation, one Of the
largest firms in Buffalo, was placed in
receivers hands BY Judge Hazel in
Federal court to-day. William A. Riley
and Maxwell ~. Nowak were named re-
ceiyers. The fall in the price of grain
and the stagnation Of foreign markets
are said to have caused tho failure,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Investments for a Woman

Question--Wil you kindly name few
$500 bonds suitable for woman's invest
ment? Would like rather a long term
bond and one netting at least per cent.
IF. l.. B. w.
Answer-We suggest New York Cen
trsl convertible debenture 6s, due 1886,
recently selling at about 97 yielding
0:25 per cent to maturity; Norfolk &
Western general 6s, due 1881, recently
selling at 1017s giving you slightly
less than per cent; Westinghouse
Manufacturing rs, due 1881. recent
ly selling at 1047s, yielding 6.67
per cent current interest, and Brooklyn
Edison general Is, due 1910, recently
selling at 105ss, yielding over 6 per
cent current interest. They all come
in $500 denominations. We think them
good Investments for q woman
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

Questions Of general interest to IN
cestors Will be anstoercd in THIS COT
asmm, fn achich case only initials qoill
be used. Others aUill DO ansoeyed by
mail: Address all Inquiries, ilcios-
eng a stamped, addressed eapelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune Isl
Nassau Street, Neso York; City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
London Metal Market

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Standard conner
spot. s67 5s; futures, ssB Is Sd: cleo
trolytic, spot, f76; futures. e77: tin.
spot, s167 Is Sd; futures, s16S RS Sd:
lead' spot, s25 Is Cd; futures, e24 los:
zinc, spot, s26 5s; futures, s26 15s.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

Bid. Asked.
~ Huznafy :. IAN IL
xl1 Realty :. 70
Anal Eslsxr.,. - ~
40 m -. A81 60h
Al 8 n pr ssia 100
q 3 y pe.1l4 llSA
Al Coal -. fs
& tcl on pr. As 4eid
Am 81, pr f. SIN 20
Am Hnutf pr. IS 100
Am w Wks.. bX eM
DO I % pr. go o.
Ann Arbor :. Z 70
do "a -. HH 28
AT Maais. :. IN t5
ASss<x nj Co. 1A o.
A d G lat pr IS 1914
DO ID pr. 70 80
Atlen Ref pr.l12% l1aX
At!ss Tack :. lsM l6
Aus Mich pr. s. SO
Auto Sales Co SsS 6
do pr ..... II 1874
Rad roco pr.lol- LA
Barnst. Las. SIS 50
do pr 49,. soM 90
Rsvro<alI u oS
l:a,piias NJ. y Y
Bosch Greek. s2h -
& Nut z pr eS ~
Ekn Edison. =. 97 400
T. Brown Sh pr aa 81
Bu0 q & p. As IS
do pr -.-.- 81 20
Bur d SuA, SO ~
do pr 49,. 40 <S
Burns Rrs pr.ioaA lib
can southsrn. 4sA -
CeFtsintetd -. 50 as
do ist rx. 81 IS
G 4 Alt pr. 6x 8
C 8 r NJ 4 O 81 60
do pr 80. So 100
CcC& 8 l. ~ IS rs
Cl A Pits. 62ss so
Ctuett Pea ~ So
G 4 s I'd px 53ts 68n
Con Cigar pr so 63
ccp. C1n pr. 80 1oa
t,tex Carpet. !. 50 SO
Cp Am Su p< Fl e
~ Hsers -. llH lSh
Deere CO pr. 90 So
Del h Hiid. .I06 100
Det Edison :. p5 lc0
DIT I'm Re-. 81 ssh
d 3 s q A.. g. sis
30 pr 80. 4 8
Durham Hos. - 81
Do pr ,..-. SGA 81
East Kodak. :. - ESQ
DO pr ....10SA
EIkAmn G Or. 81 10
Fairbanks l5
Fsd NJ q 8. g 10
Fisher By pr. fo2 liosz
Gen Cigar r. Is 100
atTi,anA o pr as
Tsndee Mfg ISL 1871
Hydraulic IT., sM 8
ri Central J "a e1& -
lut Bar ~. .l03 -
In 4epsp ~ ~ ie9
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Bid and Asked

yualowing arc the elosinx hid and
asked quotations Of stocks sistsd on ths
stcck Exchange In which theys we're
-. &ransactiona yesterdAys
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Dec. 5.--The German cur
rrency output during the last week in
November, as shown by figures avail
able to-day, increased 4,75o, 900 900
marks.
The statement of the Imperial Bank
OF Germany as of November 30 shows
the following changes. in marks:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Conversion of Bethlehem Notes

ouestion-Would YOU lelndly give me
your Judgment the changing OF the
bethlehem per cent Series ID notes into
the thirty-year per cent. as per Enclosed
notice? What will be the security of the
new Issue. and how VIII it stand in theil
obligations A. II. T.
Answer-It seems to US that you
would do we'll to convert your Beth
lehem Steel per cent notes into the
company's consolidated mortgage
thirty-year sinking fund 6 per cent
bonds. These bonds are secured b,
direct mortgage, or collaterally upon
the real estate and plant of the Beth.
lehem Steel Corporation, subject te
about 100000 of underlying issues
We think they are a good inves tment.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Toronto

Temporary United Fuel Gas CcmpaM
tes.ysar secured gold bonds, dated Auqpa
Is. may be prSssntsd for cxchAnge suse
delnittye bonds ~ the trust depsrsneos
OF the Guaranty Trust Cempany - As1
aetsr pecexnbsr {.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Safety and a Good Yield

Question! am business woman and
would appreciate 1t very much II you would
advise mo IN regard to investing $4,000
which would earn 40 high rats Of inter
think OF Sears-Roebuch bonds Westinr-
souse Electric bonds New York Central
teh-year bonds Proctor and Gamble honda
American Telephone and Telegraph bonds
for are thsy too high)? Any other in :
veatment you would think best and safest
az am very ignorant about Investments
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Industrials

Sales Open. High Low. Last.
ssSSAenis 80 Aens Gs., Packing ss A IS 80" s55s
sSS sSs Ann Ann Road Posa nn1; Msn s'' sn sH ss
sSS sSS AsduSon .nSnn,ss :, ch 4" ~ -aas j"
100 Burns BROS A.1I7 liz III III =
ssSS ssss csl 20 cp Fruit, ~; 81: ss.: a. 3, j..
$500 Gear Light =. 100 1os 81 ss
5celIaloia CO pf.lo7* 1oS ,o7 1os
ss 1ss G. Gent s'Ps9s Rs9s.s - y ~ s sS
* * ce1 S0 daer.id.. r < 7: * X i: 4:
loo Curtiss Aero. az 81 s4 s1
soo .Den q r @ pt ss 81 IS IS
$50 sso Durant Mot. :. ssk ss sT,. ssN
,,s : $Ils;:s n5:: ~ !s n!s ~ -.
sss sss d'ss0n a!sn A,a.n Mswsl Il i i s 4 ,,,
1900 Goodyear Tire. ~ ~ 1lE 1lA
sSS sSS c,rsotp DO pf Mst 2s,- ss% "a Is
ssS ssS 1mssr,ss ,ss Fl ToD = ~ j., ss., = s
s3s: ssss Int rrsp,ist.:- II TN ls,s II
500 Libby McNeiil- sts
400 Lincoln Mot a TX tE
400 sI.ocomobile - 81 6s 81 56
IL
700 Natl Leather. 2N ) * ~,
teo sParsons Auto 80 50 SO SO
1000 ePerfeotn Tlre rs 2s rs %
aeo Philip Morris-. ~ AZ Al ~.
sVv Nadlo .......s "a ~ 2'A IL
100 Reading CT rts II II II II
1890 Son Coal 4 z 2H l7s IA
zoo Stan Com ,rob S2H k2E J2G So.
500 Sweets Co nv 2Z A3s sy;
100 Swift Intern.t 70 20 20 20
100 Tobacco Prod. AZ 4h Az az
100 u Dlstrib.,-. 30 % 70 90
700 y s L a H..e LII III
1900 ~ 8 SteaYu. Is ~ 12 is
5000 U 8 Ship Cor. II II 10
$500 Un PROFIT Sh. IN IN Ia ~;
1900 Tn Ret Candy 61I SIX 50. sii
800 WAYNE Coal =. 1H 1Is 1H u
4a0o sW End Chem 1tt 11. ss 81
$500 sWtllys Cor .. z
400 do 1st pf... 3
100 VIM Davies =. 21 81 Ii 2i
Standard Oils
iiss Anslo-An, OH. 21% el% AK s1ls
sgS GS Asl.ntie Atlantic Lohos - "a - -
80 Fralrts P L.. .2ss 2ss M sS as ass sss =
- Oil Of n Y..sss sss " sss ass 70
Independent Oils
&: IS: * 4 li;s 3li$ $s.} q p : : :: :,
,sss ss x,1.ntls AZ 81, e., e.. ~ = &; = z|
,ssss ssss :Bsss Besss w2o on = g g 3 3
,sss sss n..;S Pa Gil s 5xa. ssM seeS s9n ss,a
,sss ssss 81 6s'ls s.s a{se stl. IL "a - = ~
1eo 1 cosd &c pt sS ~ ~ ~ ~
sssS 800 .sanonas Gsa OF : osi: M = 7 Is" "a rs *
so sss .aaslnssI. s1s Rs:a F.: e. ~ .F ~ i ~
i: $!Sl::: g $! $: II Il K X II
1900 Imperial oii.s 1oA lo4 10 10y
$500 Int Petrol -. 1r1s a7M II I'M
aSSo aSSo !Ksv.fs,s Msy Go e1s.- as 1A y
,sss sss .SSiss:s;s .SSSs: =, Fl Nv ~ i "
so go Marsos.be sses s'' Oil. ssH ssz ism asx a.
??$$ ?ss s:!!sss ss:5ss; * &;.: II * II 81
S S H::''!s - 81. s IL III III tx Ess
..;|: .;;: s: H;:;: S::;: 81 $ ia ii II
s7ss. g. .onas % oii 80 = 9! . =
;s$ s$s pS:s III :s ssss e.: .: ): u
400 Salt Crk Prod. law IAN 14N law
800 sapuipa Ref. 81 81 1"
1850 sSs ssass:Fs si%@: =; -. IN 1sa aix assz
500 skelly OIL -. BT 6
1900 Southern r.. 81 bA s 5h
5000 aTex Ranger. 3 8
16600 eTexon & l. - ~ 90 "a
3oe Tidal Csage-.. 14A 14A 1sT lsy
s:sS :SS ysst.;1s swsstn san..s 1.; i" .ss al
| 5000 wilcox OIL -. 81 aN 3H. ~
i6o0es ~ OH ....... 70 II 70 70
Mining
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Finance Companies and Caution

Question-Please let ms know through
your column II you think that the Iistlnan
Service Company, whose pamphlet | In
c;ose. would be 8 good medium for invest
ment for working man with few thou
sand dollars: also will you name few
good cumulative preferred stocks that are
listed9-J. ID. S.
Answer--We do not think that .he
stock Of finance corporations which
have been in business for periods
ranging from a few months to "a little
over two years can possibly be we'll
secured investments, suitable for n
working man with a few thousand
dollars. We suggest that you put your
money into we'll secured bonds or into
some of the Investment stocks, such ns
Atchison preferred, Standard Oil OF
New jersey pseferred or American
Telephone & Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
An Investment Stock

Questfon--As am a reader of your pa
Per every Day. please give me little in
formation on American Telephone and Tel
cgraph stock. DO you call 1t a rirst class
stockT Is 1t reasonable to believe It will
reach $lSO within the next three months
and, In your opinion, is 1t liable to con
tinue its per cent dividend through 1922?
par, and have about 81 900 more to invest
Could DO better than American Telephone
an3 Telegraph for sure Investment with
a little speculative feature?--I. L. H.
Answer - American Telephone and
Telegraph stock is one of the best in
vestmerts in its class, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Praise From Sir Hubert

question: went TO large trust com
pany seeking their advice on how to invest
IN M, an uitrarconseryative manner $4,000
Ing to the manager Of tho trust company
h. he me entioned that the advice given by The
tive banking houses, / have been advised
to buy the following bonds, but shall not
90 anything until hear from you: New
1o%S pennsylvanis Railroad general 4,as
1855; Northern Pacific refundlng and i'm
provenent prov 4,as 2o47, and IS. 2o47; Chi
me what interest l may expect from them
x you have anything better to adviss. ri
DO glad to hear from you.-Mrn A c.
Answer-We suggest that you divide
your $4,000 among Westinghouse Elec-
trlc and Manufacturing 7 per cent
ponds, due 1881, recently selling around
100; New York Central ten-year col
lateral per cent bonds, recently sell
ing around 105, and New York mot
American) Telephone Company per
cent bonds, due 1941, recently selling
just below par. We think in this way
you would have a we'll diversified. thor
oughly safe investment, giving you
about as high yield as is consistent
with this high degree of safety.
Chile Copper ss
r,,3 93uestlon--what is your ideA of tho
TnMe uh Copper pei. cent bonds Of 1883?
"nat security is behind them III. L. 3.
Answer-Chile Copper convertible
collateral trust IS, due in 1882, are So
cured by second lien on the entire
capital stock Of the Chile Exploration
Company. They are redeemable after
1922 at ITO and interest and are CON
yertible into stock at the rate Of s35
par value of bonds for s25 par value Of
stock at any time during the life of
the issue. They arc semi ecula-
tive bond, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
New Issue

entire 1ssu
Utica Gas and Electric Company
Three-Year 7e5 Gold Notes
ss: :1s s' ssss ~
ssz @ Income Ia Tax s @ i ~ S' s @ fly ~
III hs ss essss.S '" regarding these notes '" Us BY y" N TAFT the President
ss s s: s;asss :sss IL Hs.S . 4:
population being to
i a s9 @ 25s By d % xs sasssz s @ ssass s 1sss @
Gss Res s4 oh"
esn a be s gre sST% nesd o q" generating pants
Earnings
ended October
ing Depriadon) 4~ 4~..
As.s. l.s.s. on Funded Deb, with rasns. ''''zS
~ Note. Chi. ... ~~~~ -. 10000
ss7224
Earning. practically 2-s interest charge.
The paesment ] vsius val dstmnsd By
% ene OF the the nSs 9hy ansd Ppi d the 9emRny m is
DIVIDENDS have been paid the capital
bono nandn o tsC COMPANY vfooy
We for investment
Price 100 and interest," yielding 7es
ON
delivery and received BY u.
Q ouns TO oegald 1t
dc6ntrc will be available for
Harris, Forbes & Co Coffin & Burr,.n Inc
New York
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
1iAsAsxp.a,

1iAsAaapA
Int Saia ..r. IS --~
Iowa Central. s G
KCTS&A{ DR.. @ -
Kaysor J -. IT -
do LIST ps- 100 1870
Kelly Epr pr rs 30
kelsey WheSi. co S5
do r 49,. SO -
Kepk 8 d N. 3 o
x d D N W Is Is
Kresxe px ...104H 1o5
Krcss Il Co.. IS 80
do pr ..,..100 -
Lake Il & W. loNalsX
I1s an B.. Isl 1853
,f~w 3 lat pr 96 90
do "a pr. .. % ll5
l.orfllard ,pr. .lo2 ll2
Mackay Cos. 73 891a
do Or ..... 81 63A
Nah Coal -.Bo 700
Man Sugar pr 90
Maphat Beach t5 az
81 st Ry or. rs 1f&
do n pr. 8 fM
M NJ 1st px ct q 8
May De ST PRICK 1oeA
'MSP&SSAI DIT 90 IS
do lsd lines. 5sX -
Mont Pow pr % 100
Morris & Es. Gst& -
Mullins By pr - 10l
IN c & 8 pr s. 70
N Y O q 8 L 6s1S 20
do LIST pr... 20 72
do "a pr. J. Ga SO
|N X Dock pr IS SSX
IN X l. Il w STA
Ncrf 4 w pr T2 ~
INunnally - II le
Ohio Body :. IA sL
Ohio Fusl :. &S
Iotis Steel pr. 40 80
Owens Bot n AZ rs
Pacific Coast 10 20
| do lat pr. 80 so
| do I'd nr. 90 SO
lPac Tel & Z IS 60
Pa r 4 r rr n S0M
Peoria &s E.. ys4 o.
pere Mar pr. IS 04N
Phil Jones III rs
do pr ..... Se 81
Pitts Coal pr. 81 so
p r w a C.l0l
Pits Stsei pr. Ss e5
Pr st Car pr 80 80
Pr Il Ref pr SIS 10
ny 81 spr prior
Reading LIST ps 4e3 4sts
Rsss & Co.. s 10
do 1st pr. 20 81
Hcsn 7 lst pr 50n 81
do IA pr... so SO
Jtens q Ear. .l0e1s
st jos Lead. l3 IA
S l. Sw pr. 3S 3I3
Shat q Ariz. IN 7A
y P r Su pr. RS 90
Standard Mil. ioais lis
do pr 49,. 81 81
Studabaker pr. 8I lo2&
SEp Stsel -. 20X -
Y = P ID tr.2se -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
HLEDAJf Sc:

Ceskoslovensky gsnsralni
konsulat (31 East 17th st.,
New York, City, N. W hledi
tyto krajany:
Vladimir PtaGek, Croton,
N. Y.
Wilhelm Seifert, V N. Yorku.
Josef Burjanek.
Josef Heller, New York.
Jelinek, 81. Sheriff St., New
York City.
Konicek Antonin, l41 Wash
ington ST., New York, City.
Ludevit Neuman, New York.
Michael Woodchek (Wojat-
schek) New Jersey, 125 Quar-
ry ST., Trenton.
Gusti Hubicka, New York.
Josef Huka.
Bohumil Synacek, New York
neb Chicago.
Viktor Selkovits, Wood
lawn, Pa.
Melichar Pal.
Rodiny Hovorkova a Made
jova.
Zubai Josef, Stefan a Marie,
New York, c. of Moric Roset,
Bankar.
Eugen Salava, c. of Mr.. Lon
zek, e. Hampstead, L. |. N. Y.
Hugo Schellerich, c. Of Mr.
Victor Robitchek, '27 Jackson
Ave., l.. l. c.. tr,. l|5ssH,
Karel Bartok nebo 'pozista-
Ii, New York City, 4ol e. Ga;
Karel Sedler, Mexiko.
Prlbuzni Karoliny Prochaz.
kov6, V 3ridgeportu, Conn.
| AEb6ta Uherek. y = ~ = +
Vaclav Kacerovsky,, N. 7.
Josef, Karel a Bedfich Pin
zovi, 405 East 70 St., N. Y. y.
Anna Hildenbrant, roz. Hrc
chova. gas $40; ysat;4lLf :.
Franz Vistejn, New York
neb Chicago.
Emanuel VondI-ich, N. York
| Lajos Gabor a George Ga
Dor (Gabriel) Long Island.
| Frank Najemnik, 316 E. Il
St, New York City.
| Antonin IRektor, Baltimore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
Y UTERY /. BREZNA 1921.
VERSAILLES 1371-1a2O-1921,

OSmndCLy leuEn 10 i. LEcd-
dlovy sal We Versaillich. Ma O.
strad6 obklopen svynli paladi-
ny, kral Vil6m Prusky. Sal pre-
plneny. Nahle zavladne slav-
nostni ticho. z kruhu n6mec-
kJch kniz&t vystupuje kral ba-
vorsky a prosi prusk6ho krale,
ably pl.ijal titul nemeckeho ci-
care. Has Vilema chv6je Sc V
odpovedi radostnym vzruSe~
MIN.
Prijima. D6kuje Bohu a kni-
zatum. Savle lett pochev, ce-
pice isou radostn6 poZdvihova-
ny. Opojeni jasotem. Necht'
zije nemecky cisar, kral Vilem
Prvy. Matn6 zimni slumce zr-
cadli sc svy1ni paprskg-.lAle- le-
StenJch zdech. V pozadi stoji
slime urostly muz. Tame osu$u-
lie sve Shy radosti. Bismarck.
Jeho dilo.
Leden 1871. Versailles. Svy-
mi celnymi politiky a knizaty
obklopen ia zelenym stolen
sedi move zVoleny cisar siedno-
ceneho Nemecka S 'kanclerem
Bismartkem. Pocit vitezstvi
zraci Sc V ocich vSech. Odveky
nepritel --- Francie - poraze-
ma. Krute podminky miru leai
k podpisu pfipraveny ma sto-
lie. Vchazeji zastupci Francie,
bledi, kruty boil ZraGi Sc je-
jich tvafich. Podpisuji smlou-
WI, ktera hanobi vSechna pra.
va lidstvi, odstupuji Elsasko
zavazuii Sc k nahrad6 ctyi
milIiard franku We zlate. Po
depsali - musili podepsati. Y
pozadi Bismarck - ieho dilo
Cefven 1920. Versailles
Shromazdeni zastupci vSecl
dohodovych statu. Podmlnk,
miru pripraYeny k podpisu
Mir davaiici Francii 2adostiu
cineni, mir vraceiici Franci
Elsasko, osvobozuiici uiarme
ne narody 2 nemeck6ho iha
Vchazeii z3stupci N6mecka
podpisuii. V pozadi Stoii Foch
ieho dilo
Osmnacty Ieden 1920. Ver
sailles. Polni marSal Foch hla
81: N6mci Gosud odevzdali to
hk a tolik del, tolik a TOLL
stromich pusek atd a veSker'
jeiich lodi
Pred zrc9dlem We sve oble
karne Amerongenu stoii Vi
lem Hohenzollern. kdysi elsa
nemeckT G prn " kral Pozi
ra zalr a svGj sSediv6ly vlas
ma svor tvar = vedlriSiho no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01

ze. "Jdeme dolui" Tento mily,
slaAkg pozdrav slyseli jsme
V hlavni prazske trznici neko-
likrate. Volali jim ma panicky
nekter6 rozSafne obchodnice,
naznacujice. re nektere ceny
potravin klesaii. A blazeny IL
smev naSich hospodynek byl
Jim veselou odpovedi. Celko-
va situace IA trhu jest tento-
krate vskutku uspokojujici, a
nebo alespon, abychom nebyli
prilisnymi optimisty a mic do
breho nezakrikh, vzbuzuje ma
dele uspokojuiici. Masem jest
trznice velmi dobfe zasobena,
ceny poklesly vesmes 2 Kt.
Rovnez pri syrovem sadie.
Pricinou toho jest velky dovoZ
a volna konkurence. Pc uvol-
n6ni obchodu zv6ri bylo dopra-
veno do Prahy v6tSi mnozstvi
zajicu re Slovenska. Tito Sc
prodavaji | kus V kuzi ia 10
80 Kc. Drive stal pod rukou'
kus 90-100 Kc. Jest nadeje,
&c pristine tydne cena zajicu
ieSte vice poklesne, ponevadz
Sc ocekava dalSi zasilka 4--5
Vagonu,
Amcricti bolsevici poailali
Munovi penize. p. l.. o tom pi.
Sc: "V Americc byly konany
sbirky mezi ceSkymi delniky
pro budovani Ceskoslovensk6
repuhliky. To sc neiibilo komu-
nistum, tito Sc vetreli mezi ma
SC rajany, zhanobili republi.
ku a vychvalili komuniStu A,
loise Munu "a neobyCeJnehc
cioveka a pri$tiho presidenta
sovetove republiky. Americkt
delnictyo jest lehkoyazne a tax
sve dollary venovalo ma nicem,
nou podyratnou agitaci. Tako
lynn zphsobem tesne pred Eat
cenlm Aloi4c Muny tonutc
prostrednictvim Zivnobank,
! dorufeno btti melo 18. $40 ko
run pro instruct radikalnih,
! idelnietya Hezitim b,.l zatcen
obzaioyan pro par. SO. b) e,
t.. q, pen2e skonfiskoyany
deponoyanv i soudce Kaplana
q AmerikT do5ly liz drive pc
nlzo q za ty rozvracovano by
. Ii klaQensl hnuti iall'ick6
Iflzen aglt2cn a allonymne ko
lrunisticlrV aparat."