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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
6e95ehen
Dunteier= @merff.

Dunneierz @herH.
SIN Ser fafb. Stride gu @ibbo1t fa1tb
am Mo1tagmDrge1t lester @o6e bie
Bermdblnng BON Alfreb s. Domeier,
Sobn bon @errn unb Trau Sobn
s.. Domeier aus 2afapette Totp11z
Flip, NUT Sri. Nn1a <Sderff aus
Wintbrops itntt. Nls 9rali3eu9en
flnsierter1 Clarence @derff, 8r11oer
Der 8ra1t, unb Sri. @erita1ce Grimes
aus Tranfltn.
Slut Bic feieflt6e 3eremo1te IN ber
STRIDE foigte etne Sod5eitsfeier I'M
I9eime ser 8ralt 5u @tntbrop, mo5u
n1r bie ndditen Beruanbte1t nno etz
.li9e intime 6reunoe be8 gliidltde11
.inngen @bepaare8 eingelaben tDaren.
Mo6 Dem @o63eitsmabl 9tngs nad
&lobner,. mo Elm gemutlideS Tan5z
ffrsan56en fir 8erma1rbte unb Greutoe
Der Neunermdblten Deranitaltet pnroe.
Der 8rduti9am 1T in Der Nltoz
mobil= Neparaturmerfitatt be8 Sen.
|6elenmaier babier anseiteat. ST UNI
ieine liebenSmiirbige iunge 8raut baz
ben ii6 bereit8 an Norb @tateftrabe
bau8li6 niebergelaiien. Die u8oit,
i~berbrinst Serrn unb Srau 9omete1
ber3lidite Slid unb @e9ensmini6e'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
'sdanfuirts
augei6oiea


2ouis Nabik, moblbefannter nnb
allgemetn beliebter @efhdftSma11n bon
Clements, Ser bafelbit Elm Reitanrant
tnb eine1 Tleifderlaoen betreibt, muir
5be @amStagna6t meu6linsS bon
einem Bis iett nod n%rbefa11nte1
Grefn6er a11gei9ofien. Die Gugel
brang tim III Sic redte Sette bes
.@ei6ts bur@ ben Munominfel IN
Ben &opf nnb fam binten I'M @enid
mieber bera1s. SbmobI letn 3u<
5fta1lb eth bebenflider 1T, anseitdtS Der
fgefdbrliden Gage Ser @unbe, 10 bofft
man sod, bab SER &abtR nit benz
t2eben babo1fommen mtrb.
9err @abit bate gerabe Die 9in<
Etertir feineS 8eitaurq1t8 5ugei9loiz
|ien, na6bem etner fkiner Nngeiteaten
,meniee Nugenblide porber baS Sc
|fddft berlailen bate, um betm5n<
geben. Sc flopfte an Der 9tntertar
uno in bem @lauben, eS isi ser Anz
geitelIte, ser ibeben binauSgegargen
NOR uno Dermutlt6 etma8 Derge1ie11
batte, Bffnete 9err 6abtt Die Sir nno
in oemielben Nltgenbltd 3etgte it6 Der
Nrm eineS ManneS nit einem STE
po1per in ser Sat6 ft6 bur6 Die Cir
offnuns bemegenb uro ebe er an6 MIR
6ie blalelte Mbnung booon batte, mas
gef1eben ibflte, Apurbe Die @affe auf
i'm abgefeuert. Ser 9dter 1n6te
l6leunigit bas @ette, obne BON Serr1l
Habit erfannt morben 81 ietn.
@ier Sdnglinge perbaftet.
Bier jun9e Mdnner aus Mor9an,
Sic Dor einieen @oden gelegeHtlt6
eines Tan3bergniigenS na6 Clements
gefommen pare11, iid in Serrn 0az
6ib' @elhdft In fleselbafter @etie be-
nomnne11 batten unb baranfbin 6nrd1
i'm an bic frilbe 9uft seiett
luoroen tparen, iinb bon BEN 8eb0roen
in @emabriam 9enommen morben
unter bem Gerbadte, Sen i6eubli6en
m0rberil6en Nn9rtf anf 9errn @abh
perubt gu baben. Damal8 batten bte
Sunger1 aneebli6 9ebrobt, lie piiroen
an @errn Mabit 6a6e iiben, oafir
oab er fie aus Binem @eibdftSplat
binauSeemiefkn :batte, nno pie oer=
laatet befanber iie fi@ SamSta9abe11o
pieoetum in Clements.
5err Rabtk 1T perbeiratet uno bat
6amilie. l@r 1T an9emetn MOBILIZE
fannt nnoe erfreut 1t6 seineS motel
lo{en MnfeS salS ebrli6er, oufri6ttger,
a~nitdnbiser Marr1. Set11e otelen
Ireunbe bebauern i'm nnb bofen
innigli6, bab Der ODER bte 99ulot9en
aur Me6enibaft ge3ogen neroen toni
men, ,per thinner eS au6 iein mag.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08

epbn, Granf, Tra1 @m. 8erkn,
SEER lnb Trau @b. @ntb 1ebft 1oddl)z
ter, 2eona, @err unb Trau Grarf
@utb nebit Io6ter, 2aura, Ser nnoi
Grau Mrtbur Mel5er, Ser unb 6rau
S. 6riti6e neb}t @obn, Malter, uno
.Grau @ottlieb Doberen5.
6rau sc. 9aniDn+
6rau SIC. 6anion, 9eborene Mira
8eberio1l, aus 9i16en Eoprz
flip, oeridieb 9ienSta9nadt fnr5 nod
M}itternadt I'M Union @ofpital 0abier
on MISUNDERSTANDING uno einer
Briib9eburt.
Die .@nti9lafene murbe in 2inbe1
Tomnfbip AM %. Nn9uft 1899 geboz
rem nnb mar bemna6 erit 81 Sabre,
IL Monate lno 8 Sage alt alS lie
bur6 BEN SOB ,abberufen mur6e. Sie
perebeltdte ii6 am %. Stunt l918'tn
ser 6ice Gate Stride gu 2in6en Sopr<
ibip NIT ibrem Tie i%tberlebenben Sat
ten unb binterlaBt auber bieien ei1t
5meiiabriges TDdterden, iomie bte
.Gltern, @errn uno Gran Ole 8eoerz
ION, ebenfallS In 9inben 9olpnfbip
mobnbaft, unb etne 96meiter, Sri.
Yearl YeberfDnt, 5ubauie.
DaS BeerdbniS finbet %ent1peoer
beute (Treitag) ODER morgen Ma6z
mittag bon Ser 6tce Gate Stride IN
2inben Iomnfbip aus auf bent nabe<
gelegene11 @emeinbefriebbof itatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
sanss Moute 4.

Serr unb 6ra1 81. S. S6ule nebit
5o9ter metlten Donnerstag IN Stem
ulm.
otto Yrabl, nabe @ibbon mobn<
bait, perlebte eint9e Gage bet Der So
milie Ibeo. Seniel.
Mebrere iu19e 2eute aus bieitger
@esenb >pobnten @amStaeabeno einem
Ian3oer8nigen in Nnton 9enleS 9atn
BEL.
@alter @areis, 8anfter IN Can't
bria, dtattete tinen @ltern bier etne1
mebrtd9tgen 8efn9 ab.
SRI. M2innie Stable beil@te Mon<
tagna6t tire @@meiter, 6rau 81. S.
S6nlb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08

81: .gie fennen 5ral1 8arnlep.
9agen sic mir, bite, tpie fie' lit"
8: Scum, tie lit cine 5rau bon
ie65ig Sabren, itebt aus stpie fii1f5tg,
oenft tpie bier5ig, fleioet iid4tpie BRET
Big unb flirtet pie aDan5ig."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
8esrmttbnas.

@i6ter: n@ie baben SIREN g9ipa<
ger einen @ieI unb i9fedten RerI gez
nanntl Bie fommen 5ie ba8n??"
NneefIaeter: rNuf gang nafiiirlliiz
1em8 egl Sd na11nte meinen 5dtpaz
ger einen @iel, neil er meine @dpefter
.gebciratet Fat, unb eiHet fdledteu
&erl, neil er ii@ tpieber ideiben liebl."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
Ser un6 Trnu Snhn @tel[ieS

~ Serr unb 6rau Sobn Stelltes
nebit To6ter, SRI. &atberine, iomte
ibr 96mte9eriobn uno tbre Eo@ter,
germ uuo Trau Nbolpb 6upert,
nebft T06ter6eH 8trgtnia, ale aus
MinneapoltS, hpeilte4t pen @am8tag
bis DienStagmorgen gu @aite bel Der
Bamtlte '@enrp 9telIieS, 8ruber bes
|Griteren, an @enteritraBe. ste maGb=
ten Sic 6abrt per Nnto.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
&etiebrief aus Der
n@inoigen" Staot
(Sortiebung bon Der I. Seite.)
oeutenb bei1er ais 6teienisen, Sic in
Chicago i'm @ebrau6 itnb.
sc fpitet tMhtiq Mpneten.

y2tuU III ullueIeH Oe6legullYtlt utL@
Iteben bic Gbicagoer e8 aus benz I'll"
bem 8einder bon auSmdrtS Sic 500
neten ab5uloden. Menn man 20
@entS fir ein @la8 9tmona6e be5Qblen
mub uno .obenorein nod aufgeforoert
mirb, 2 Gents ais &rte98iteuer gu
entrt6ten, bann fommt ma1 balo gu
Ser @inli@t, bab $500 muir eine
&leinigfett linb un6 fetne 9robe @inz
faufsfraft beiiben. @S NITRO bebaup<
tet, bab man In Chicago mirflt6e8
8ier, oaS beibt alfobaltt9en @eritenz
[{ait, befommen fann. M}an glanbt -es
audi beinabe, benn man mub 40 Gents
be5ablen fnr ein uM1ab" BON elmer
Tluilt9feit, Sic b0@itmobrletn(t6
nur nyfabezBier", unb 5tuar lbl6eS
BON .9eringer Qualitdt, lit, aber oa
man ais @a6fenner aus Ser nebltng
aeraten lit felt @%inffibrun9 Der 8roz
btbitior, ib mag man ben @6anfz
fellner ni9t bireft beS 96mtnoclS
3etben.
rDas @iien I'M @eitaurant lit ebenz
fallS foitipieltg. Cine Berion fanr1
NIT 2ei6ttgfeit $3.50 inert Nabrun98z
mittel bel ether etn5t9en Maablseit
oeripeiien, obne it6 beionoers babel
an5nltrenge11, un6 Ser Nppettt barf
oben6rein ni6t etn all5u GROCER iet1,
lpn1t fana1 man i'm nit elmer Mabl5eit
faum iatttsen. @im ma11 eili9it IT.
genomobin gelangen, 10 mub man itd
Elm u5ari" btngen,. unb etne balbltitnz
bise Babrt fotet i6on $3.50.
Mbiteder mad Milmaafee.
uDie Stem nlmer Delegation per=
lebte eintge redt a11eenebme @tnnoen
in Milmaufee, mo mir bur6 ben W9tlz
maufee 5urnperein firitlt6 bemtrtet
uno bann 5nm 8abnbof begleitet muir
SEN. @tner ser eriten Milwaufee'er
Ser Sic Stem l1lmer besriibte, mar
Mnton @ortuntb. Damn folgten
@err uno Trau Nobert @@erer nno
ST.. q. 6. 8ebnfe. 8on @6erer8
erfubren mir, bab ibr @obn, @arl,
ii6 In China beftnbet alS @efretdr
oeS Ser. @taater &oniul8 baielbit.
:&epellmeilter &ebler mar ebenfaQ8
3ugesen, UNI sic Seem n1mer gu be-
eriben unb mteoerbolte mas er gez
legentli6 bes fiir5ltden 8eiu6S Der
Mtlma1fee Gtpic & Commerce Nlloz
citation i1 SEEM ulm bon uni trem
iD01en @tdbtden 9elh8t batte-er
lobte Stem ulm iebr. )
vSn @btca9o lteben bie Tuerit8 nno
@alter Hfaen6er eS it6 b%eionbere
Mibe foitea, bie Seem nlmer beimiid
fiiblen 3n MAIDEN.
@nnberbareS Surnfeit. +
5rob ser lansen Bqbrt mad &iperz
pie>p Yarf, mo ba8 8unoeSturnfeit
absebalten mnrbe, unb Der inteniiuett
Stbe, sic porberri6te, eripie8 itd baS
Iurnfeit ais etr grobartiger Grfolg.
Der @ettbemerb mar ftdrfer als bei
irgenoettem porbergebenoen Turnfet,
pie Ser Setter bes te6niiden NuSz
f1ul1eS mitteilte. Die bon perl9tez
oenen Turnriegen oufgefibrten N1rz
(teriibuneen paren 9eraoe3n number
bar. SIN gar5en 2anoe lit auf benz
@ebiete beS Tnrnmeikn8 10 etpa8 erz
babeneS nod nidt er3eugt tporben.
Dte Maiienabllnser ser NlterSrtegem,
Der Damenrtesen nnb ser Nfttpen
fparen 9robarttg unb fanben bel ben
9auienoen BON S3uihauern, mel6e
Die Sribinen am 9am8taena6mttz
tag bis gum Iebten Sitz l1nb Stebz
plat fiiaten, aagemetnen Nnflang."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
,,Die eole gprnerei."

Wte bic cole Torneret,
Wirb mar1 al16 babet net mealtbp,
8leibt man bod geihno babel.
56tarfe &noden, gfdbe @lteber,
TreueS 9er5 unb ftii6er Mnt,
Neno a Tornfei6t BIN dno mteoer,
N6, ba8 tut BENT Corner gut.
Nn benz Red tut er it6 brebe
@rabe nie e @etterfod.
M1ttt sic @aren In Die 96be
S6pringt Der Corner lbern BOD.
uff Sic @dnbe fann er 9eben
W2it Die Suite In Ste Nebr,
Meno uff lkinem Scope i@teben,
@rao ais obs { Tretlfel mdr.
Was E e6ter Tornerbruber
S]6t, Der tornt Sen gan5e Sag,
S6on beS MorgerlS 0rlte tut er
Set benz erl@te @lodenl6la9
Qntd aus 1einer &lappe f@prtn9e,
OuB Ulc SuUt lluuJe Lulf
Nenb bic Qeit Die Sbre rtnge,
DaS ii6t e9teS 3ornerblut.
8or bem Breaffef6t tut er 1bmin9e
Gid int &rei1e tpte e 1opp,
Sun ]e EN- ltin 9tnner bringe,
5dtebt er erldt e @etle &opp.
8or benz Copper tut ct tan3e,
@rdbfun timer TiiW dno 5i6dbr
Meno benn i1ldst er in lei Ran5e
Gid Ste gauge Sill Of Gabr.
Sour E Corner bat Die @abe
$50 man @attsfdffhen betbt,
SIM geIunoe 8obbte babe
SUIT er E ge1nnbe @etf.
Nud 6eS 2ebenS WtSbom l0rne
1ut Ser Corner frob dnb fret,
Den11 Ct tut au6 geilbttg tonne
Denn Qno nal1 10 febenbet.
sSbn ais Buo BON Mdnnbnob eriete
Sen t6 itetS 9ebett I'M @inn,
Neno eS tut Sen Corner biete
Nur allein Die Tornerin.
@aS Ste Corners au6 be9tnnen,
<er merb eS e iebem inbn,
baB for @rdb bic 3ornertnnen
Sid bod ballob bteten tun.
@enn ls fein mie l6lanfe 8eben,
Nenb 70 munberlam ano nett,
Sbre runoen @aben beben
Ma6 Dem Taft be8 Menuett.
@enn le mie e Nobr itd biegen
Sn bent iHmude Tornerfletb,
Nenb ii6 in Die 9iifte mtegen,
Md-barn merb ba8 Serge pett.
@eGbldt ser dltldte Sun99eieue
6ublt { @ti6 in isiner 8ruf3t
Ne11o es tut iein 9er5 ibm i6melle
Wie BON ld1gIHt perga1g' ner 2ui6'
Menn sic @0rlS nit tbrem lo1en
@9elmenbltd ms Nug' tim iebn,
Neno in tbren Hluberboi$n
@rdbfun 1i9 I'M Het9en brebn.
53eigt ser Corner in lei &11o6e
MhnneSfraft dnb. ManneSm NUT,
&al1n bic Tornerin bruf pode,
Dab Tie @ra5te botpe tut.
Dab e 9i6arm is ibr gu etSen,
$50 baS 5era 3um @dlle 'brin9t,
Benm ie in e 81umenreigen
Breunoli6 NIT bte Nueen minft.
s @ut @eil fDidt aus ser Gerne
NIe Corners aus bem 2anb,
Nenb i'd m06t au6s8ar 3l 8er11e
Driden Sure 8ruberban6.
M06te felber nit @116 iterben,
Trob dno fret dno f6tarf dnb treu,
Sod .fbn'n ale Corner leben
Menb Die cole 3orneret.
a&ar1 Rleb, @inetnnati
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
. garl Qllabes nn6 greb Notb
aus @ermantp,pn bielten .iit6a 1euli6
S@el9dfte balber In Stem nlm sauf.
@rogra1nm fir oas s.. 8arffon5ert
@onntaeabenb, 10. sSuli 1921

Dies 1T bas leke Gpnntagqbeao 9sartfpnaert i'm German @arf
spmnner, ba Bic ubriseu 5 &pnaerte at @Dd5entag=Mbeaoen ner=
anaaltet fueroen ioaen, uno 5par bas erte att 9punerstasabeao, IL.
Sult.
8rpsrantna fit spnntasabenb, 10, Suit.
1. March: "The Hurricane" l.. Alptert
2. Overture: Summer Nights Dream" 49,. ~. Franz Won Suppe
8. Song: MAKE Believe" Jack Shikret
Vocal Solo by Raymond NesonD E
4. "Grand American Fantasia" -. Theodore Bendix
( t" Clone Pictures of the North and Sout)
s. Serenade from Lies Millions d,Arlequn" R. Dngo
6. Trombone Blues Fred Jewell
INTERMISSION. NJ
:. "The Death of Custer" Lee johnson
Descriptive American and Indian Fantasy
8. AZ ARNOLD Waltz William r. Smarter
b. Polka: "The Grief "A. Or
9. Overture: Gypsy Queen" X. L. XII.
10. March Comique: "Old Settlers on Parade" ............C. w. Dalbes
II. EDO You Ever Think Of Me-" Earl BURNETT
IL. AZ March: Mercury" L. King
BY "Star Spangled Banner"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-08
2aitautpz 2i5enien.

Sin Muto, ielbit >penn es fonit alS
Halfosterz &raftmagen gelten nllroe,
auf nel6em Elm Nblieferun9Sz Soften
dnaebra6t 1T, mirb als 9aitanto be-
trabtet unter ben 8eitimmun9c11 oeS
neuen ltaatliden ai3eniteruneseez
ftbes un6 muB ein bementipre6enoeS
3i5ensi9ilb traeen, 9emab ether Oteier
Gage erfal1enen Befanntma6nng oeS
|5tdatS1efretdrS. Oa8 betreffenoe
@eleb beitimmt tdmli6, bab irseno=
Elm &raftmagen, mittelit tpeldem @ez
genltdnbe anoerS alS 8aiia9iere be-
f0rbert merben, alS 2aitanto betradz
tet miro. 5don Sic N1brin9une
eines NblieferungSz SEA tens an etnem
fonit oils HaHasierza raftnagen 9eltenz
SEN MutoS Deripanbelt bieieS IN etn
2aitauto unter Ser in benz @eiet
emba1tenen 8e5ei6nung.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Losses of ) to more than 20 points
were registered in active oils. tobaccos
and equipments during last weeks Con-
solidated Stock Exchange trading. In
the balance OF the industrials. the mo-
tors excepted. there were material re-
cessions. while active rails moved down
TO per cent. Declines of 23h In
Mexican Petroleum 20 107is, 1sk In
American Sumatra 20 52A. l0% In
Baldwin Locomotive 10 67k. 75s in At
lantic Gulf to 1sN. 5Is In Pan Ameri-
can to 4sis and gain of 3is in Stude-
baker 20 rs. were feature changes.
United States Steel yielded 3 TO 7i
Republic 3 to 4sh. American Loconio-
tive eL, TO ISM. Car and Foundry ~
TO 1Is%, Invincible OIL az TO 1o%
General Asphalt as to SIX. Retail
Stores az TO 52%. American woolen
3is to es%. Sears Roebuck 2ls to 7l%
United Fruit "a to i02. International
Harvester TO SON and Coca-Cola 4ss
to 23is
Chesapeake and Ohio moved down
s% TO 4e%. Canadian Pacific So 70
l05h. Reading " TO s5e<. Baltimore
and Ohio "a TO ass. and Union Pacific
III to HAN.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Low Priced Rail Issues Pressed
in Weak and Moderately
Active Market.

Speculation for the decline took a new
and perhaps final turn in yesterdays
market in the New York Stock Exchange
by exerting pressure on the so-called low
priced rails, followed by free selling of
all classes Of rails and a few speciality
stocks. The result on sales of about
100000 shares gave the active stock list
weak appearance. but 1t was note
worthy that steels. oils. motors and
sugars as a class We're little affected in
price. The deferring of the Chesapeake
Ohio dividend appeared to be the sig
nal for short selling in the entire trans
portation list. and such rails as Balti-
more Ohio. Canadian Pacific, Chesa-
peake & Ohio. st. Paul & Great Western
preferred. Rock Island. New York Gen.
trail. New Haven. Reading and Union
Pacific declined point to Ave points.
Other particularly weak stocks were
American Sumatra Tobacco. Coca Cola,
International Harvester. Marine pre-
ferred and United Fruit. Elsewhere in
VIC iiSt SlSoNhiSSS was ~ d iCh-
ture due. no doubt, to switching short
contracts from industrals to rails rather
than to appearance of any considerable
volume of outside trading. 1t has been
asserted that frequently activity in rails
for decline or advance marks the end
of a definite movement in either direction
and II that diagnosis Is correct the mar
ket should be In a position to respond to
the appearance of major constructive
factors.
In other markets business was light.
foreign exchanges showing generally a
firm tone and substantial advances in
certain European rates. July cotton
gained IA points and wheat, after show
ing strength in July, sagged in later
trading. The bank statement had little
feature and showed decline in surplus
reserve OF only s1.479.63o. It's loans,
discounts and investments expanded
$115,511.000. due In part to borrowing
to pay taxes and in part to borrowing
to pay for subscriptions to United States
Treasury certificates and short term
notes. United States deposits now ex-
ceed $24O,0Oo.O00. and there probably
will be Withdrawals this week.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
How the Brokers Feel.

Quotations have discounted more
than will happen and the time for
intelligent purchase in investment and
speculative securities has GOMEZ S.
Bache & Co. ITS a long lane that has
no turning and we believe the turn in
the present declining market lane Is near
at hand."-W. w. Cohen & Co. I'VE
can see as yet no signs of the market
reaching in the immediate future the
point where 1t will take a permanent
turn for the better" Prince & Whitley.
THE technical position of the market
has been decidedly improved by the
liquidation lately taking place. Henry
Clews & Co. "A day Of reckoning will
be surely at hand and the buccaneers
and destroyers of bank rolls incomes
and homes will get their just desserts" :"
carpenter. Caffry & Co. There are
doubtless many wonderful opportunities
for investment which will prove highly
profitable provided there be no halt in
those developments of favorable char
acter counted on to finally overcome the
serious results of the economic collapse
which followed the war."-Shonnard,
Mills & Co. 'Stock markets do not go
one way all the time; we are confident
that the turn Is near."--A. J. Johnson
& Co. 1T looks as though much of the
liquidation of an urgent character is
about over unless some new develop
ments take place"-W. j. Wollman &
Co. 1--WE firmly believe that from an
investors standpoint good securities can
be purchased and before long they will
show substantial profits. ."-McClave &
Co
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
METALS.

Copper was quiet last week and moth
Ing definite regarding rumors OF large
Inquiries from Germany developed. Raj
lies In foreign exchange rates and pros
poets for n settlement Of the British coal
strike have promoted more hopeful
feeling. but disputes In the British en-
cheering trade have caused uncertainty.
Domestic consumers show no increa sed
interest Meanwhile there has been
shading of prices and small lots OF cleo
trolytic are said to be obtalnable for
around 13 cents for spot and nearby,
although larger producers. influenced by
curtailed production, ask more.
Lead was easier, without stimulating
demand. Tho heaviest resulted from a
ssgging tendency In the West and in
London.
Tin was firmer rejecting a better
tone In London and Straits. although
business continued light.
Zinc demand showed little improve
ment. but offerings were not pressed and
its tone whs steadier. Reported pur-
chases of June and July deliveries by
pi oducers indicated that prices were be-
low production cost
Antimony was quiet and without new
feature.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Possible Payment. to Carriers.

II President Harding translates into
action his reported inclination to in
struct the Director-General of Railroads
to fund for ten years the total expendi-
lures made by the Government for addi-
tions and betterments during Federal con-
troll. II would make a difference OF ap-
proximately $500. 900. 900 in the amounts
presently payable to the carriers. Aside
from allocatcd equipment. the cost OF
which has been funded in trust certih-
Gates given to the Government by the
carriers, the Governments capital ex-
penditures in the Federal control period
aggregated about $500. 900. Should
the President decide against funding the
entire amount he may apply $300,O0O.-
900, deductible under the terms of the
transportation act Of 1920. leaving $780,
100000. which would have been funded
In any case.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
5,287, ,477,166 FRANCS
AIDS RECONSTRUCTION
Credit Rationale Reports for
First Year.

The Credit Rationale. instituted by
the French Government principally to
finance reconstruction. has advanced for
that purpose 5,2s7.477.166 francs out
OF an available fund of approximately
1000. .000.o 600 francs. It's first annual
statement reveals. That money was OBJ
tanned chiefly by the fiotation of two
bond issues which we're absorbed by the
French public.
The Bankers Trust Company of New
York. through it's French information
service, has received figures on the ac-
tiv1ties of the Credit Rationale. show
ing that in year its individual ac-
counts increased more than 25l. .0Oo-
The Credit Rationale has lent TO indus
trial and commercial firms In the devas-
tated regions about 63.000.00 francs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Rail Issues Driven Down.

The switching by many traders Of
their short commitments from the in
dustrials into the rails drove the latter
group down for losses ranging from
fractions to more than four or five
points. Large blocks Of Rock Island.
New Haven. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Baltimore and Ohio were offered in pur-
suance OF the raid begun on the rails
at noon on Friday. when the announce
ment was made that Chesapeake and
Ohio had deferred its semi-annual for
the second time. Canadian Pacific was
under particularly heavy pressure and
recorded a net loss OF ~ points for
the day.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Labor Decision Wa. Expected.

The United States Railroad Labor
Boards decision not to abrogate on July
the working agreements with the train
service employees along with the ma
tional agreements affecting other crafts
was expected by local railway officials
The working rules in effect with the
members Of the Big Four brotherhoods
prior to Federal control continued
through the war practically unchanged
with the exception OF time and a halt
for overtime. granted that class of en-
ployees in lieu of wage increase. The
door to revision OF the agreements with
the train crew men is left open by direc,
negotiations or subsequent action by the
board after conferences.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
NEW HAVEN REPORT DENIED.
Pearson Expects Road TO BE Able
to Meet obligations of July 1.

There is no doubt in the minds OF
the management that the New Haven
will meet It's interest, rentals and other
fixed charges on July l." said a state
ment issued by Z. J. Pearson. president
of the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, in denial OF reports that
the company was going 10 default on its
debenture bond interest on July !.
The affairs of the New Haven show
Improvement" he said. Revenues dur
ing June have increased. Expenses have
decreased owing TO decreased cost OF
coal and materials. After July / labor
costs will be less. The divisions case is
yet to be heard from"
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
PennsyIvania state Bonds.

With the purpose Of preventing tenn
porary confusion which might arise from
the offering of $15.o00.000 Of Pennsyl-
vania State bonds. series C. on Tues
day. and the subsequent exchange by
the holders Of the States series B bonds.
holders OF s10,o00.000 of the latter have
approved the suggestion of Gov. Sproul
that the interests Of the State and the
bondholders would be served by the
Withholding from sale OF all such bonds
as the present holders might receive in
exchange until November /. The other
holders are expected to acquiesce in the
conclusion.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Pays on Bank Loans.

The Studebakcr Corporation paid off
last week the last OF its bank loans.
which at the beginning of this year
totalled ss,500.0o0. The cash held by
Studebaker is estimated as approxi-
mately s2.5o0o 900. which Is larger than
II was at the beginning OF this year.
which indicates Improvement of about
i1.oooooo In the companys quick as
set position. It's orders on hand amount
to about 5000 cars, and It's current pro-
duction Is mere than 10000 cars year.