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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Nom y1unid.

Son einem WonaIe langen 2ei0en
lit am Dorlebten Sonntag Srau ag=
nes 8liemes 6ur6 Sen 500 erlolt NOR
Ben. sic pnroe Dor SO Sabren in
|Erier, geuti6lano, geboren. SSn 1868
'berebelidte tie 1i6 nit Setter 8liemes,
|6em tie 3pei &inber 19enfte. Sn 1881
fam Die Camille III bieies 2anb nnb
lieB iid auf elmer 5mei Meilen iii6lidJ
bon Stem Muni9 gelegene 6nrm
nie6er. no lie Big al ibrem Go6e ber=
|bIieb; ibr Mant ging ibr in 1890 in
|6ie gtpigfeit Dorar. Dienitagmorgen
|fnnb nod einem bonn bo6m. p. Ger
.buro, $. g. g., gebaltet1en &equiem
Sic Beerbigrng al1f benz bieitqen Got
tesoder 1tott. M}0ge sic 8eriforbene
ruben IN Trie6en!
sri. Mrnn HibI bat iitdd nod mebre<
re Gage Iangem 8eiuhe Bel ibren bier
mohnenoen G1tern anfangs lebter
@nhe nod Manfato begeben.
Srana BrmbI lit hon Winneapolis,
mo CT Ser SabresberiammIl1tg nro
6pm Banfet beg Saubitumnner &l1b
beimohnte, nnb fih. mebrere Gage be-
fuhstpei'e n11fbielt, pteoer babeim
einoetroffen.
Trnu 6eirrih Sooner bon 8anbmn
.erfrpltp hier lire Wntter, Trau Mn<
no Nnth, nit 1ainaerem 8einde.
Beorq @r0ger nnb Trai1 bon Wat1-
ffntto nennifpn nuf einide Gnae bier bic
'@cilftffreun6idaff Ser @umberts 5ort1=
lie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
,6reeport.

Sn Ser 9ienitag LETTER ISOLDE OBJ
gebaltenen SabresDerlammlung Der
6reeport State 8anf mur0en folgen=
Sc 8eamter ermablt: Nuguit 8ieb-
mann, Yraii0ent; Suber Sbelen, Bi=
5eprdiioent; S. 6. Sarren, @alterer;
|Wilb. &lebe, 8eter Sbelen un0 Mnton
@ejtbrod, 9ireftoren.
Yeti. 8ene nno @attin bon Mnte-
lope, Don't, befinoen ii9 bier uno IN
Der nmgegen6 5u etli6e Woben bout
ernbem 8ein9e.
Srau Clinton Hdider berbradte Die
er1ten Gage bes nel1en Sabres bel If
rer IN Milpaufee mobnenoen Sbpe-
tier Bertha @ofert, tpel6e iid einem
oortigen &onoent angei6loiien bat.
@eidmiiter 8eata nn6 Minnie lib
|lenfott erfreuten 5n Neniabr tire IN
IMonticeno pobnbafte Sdtpeiter, 5rau
SEQ 8a1ler, nit 8eiu6.
Sn Der Gamilie 8m. &emfer itel=
lie iib Elm naderes 9obn6en Elm, mo5u
|uniern @liifmuni6.
Srau Clinton Wolfing erfrente TIRE
in ct. 8anl ieBbafte So4ter, Srnu
'Nelion, nit langerem 8eiu9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Gprtnn Sill.

Sobn &einen If. bon bier perfanHe
bret Ieirer @belter 8bite Bollblut
|Sbpeine Dem 5ran3 Meiiier Don
@reentpnlb.
6ral1 Sobn @anber bon Melro1e
mar einige Gage bier IN Der Samilie
Seinrib @an6er 5u @a1te.
Martin Mtbmann eritattete in 2a-
itrup einen adt Gage oal1ernoen ber-
man6t= uno fre1n6ibaftliden Beiu6.
Maboem fie Die 1h0ne 8eibnabts=
5eit bier I'M @%lternbaaie 5ugebradt
bate, 1T &elen Sep al ibrer Mrbeit
in @atfins 5uriidgefebrt, mabreno
|Sobn 8inter unb Mi6. @eue ltd our
|Mnfnabme ibrer Stnoien an Der Bath
& Nbles SanoelSidute nad 5t.Glouo
5urudbegaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
6reenmQlo.

Die SabresDeriammlung Der Ditto
mare nno 9ireftoren Der @reentpalo
State 8anf fanb Dtenltag LETTER $3.50
DIE ltatt. Mnltele 6es Dorltorbenen S.
$. 8encome muroe Gbeobore Ma-
bre9t bon minneapolis ais 8anfpra-
li0ent ertpablt, mabreno Die obrigen
8eanten beibebalten mur0en.
2ebten Samitag murbe Die Sabres=
%Deriammlung berMftionare Der Green
malb Cooperative 6armerS @cmpanD
in Der 5patb 9aae abgebalten, mo-
BEL. Ben @ei6aftsbiibern 5ufolge oas
lebte Subr Der Bereinigung als Elm
erfolgreides per5eidnet mer0en fam.
Sic Srnuen Sen. Ntbmum nno
Mei9. @anoer eritatteten in 8ier5 Ell
men Dermanoti6aftliden 8ein6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
pier3.

Srou M. 8ermersfftrden batte 1as
l1naIuf auf elmer nit gis bebedfen
2ementtrebbe o1ssuqleiten nn6 gu
fnllen, tpobei fie li6 ldnner5lt6e Ser
lebnrtqen au3og.
@efhtpiiter Sobn, antbarina nnfb
geroriiffa Wnr5er bon gnrroM, SSat1Do,
erfrputpn 6ns Trar1s @nraer 6eim
oohipr iber Sic Eeiertuge nit Bei1d.
tSl1bprtt StnnqI bon bier, meIder
.oIs @phii1fs ghemiifer III elmer gro
zen Woblmiihle in @albelton, Seras,
.MnifelI11na hatte, Bat biefebe aeaen Ell
ne an6ere BEL Der Mmerican 6orning
5u gerre .9alte, sSno., Der
|tnnidft. ..
geoh mebrere Gage Inngem 8efu.
de Bel gertpanooten III 6amptor uni
MlbertbtM, Mfinn., Sec DMrr ntiee.
Der nheim einaetrofen.
ffoin Brieaelmeier bon Sarge, sc
So, nro gIiinbeth grieaelmeier bot
M~iinnenpoIig erifttatteten bier uro II
0s & Dertparlbt nnb relinbidaif.
B3eeinde ss Hsss5@i ss.55s
sri6a SadpniiinGer lfn 9tilIio
SHILLING pon MIbertbin berbrndfitte tel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Jacobs prairie.

Nb. S. Seller, tpelder ii6 nad)
gntlaiil1ng aug 6em Hidmonoer Sos
pttal einige Sage in Der Nn6reas 8eu=
mers 8anilie nufbielt, lit ins gltern-
bauS 5uriidgefebrt, no er bon iei1en
8erparoten nn6 Dreun0en auf 0ns
ber5lidite gegriiBt un6 at ieiner Sc
neiung begludtDuni6t tDur6e.
Sobn Sdneioer II, 1T radoem er
Die Greu6en Ser 8eibnadts5eit bier
i'm glternhal1ie %genoiien, gu ieiner
Nrbeit IN Der Sobn @ange Garage 51
l1pfnla 5uriidgefebrt.
Biele 6arrrer bon bier mobnten Der
in @olo 5pring ubgebaltenen SabreS=
%beriamml1tng Der Garmers Ml1tnal
euerperfiberungsgeieuidaft BET.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Bud1ndn.

eSSacob Singer bon bier erltattete in
gegleitung ieines 8rubers sos. &in=
ser aus oem 5taate 8aibington, Der
bier lGngere 3eit 5u 8eiud meilte, Der
in Golo 5pring tpobnenoen Sobn
Sauer Syomilie ur0 anoeren 8erlpano=
ten ei1ten 8eiud.
Mn lebten Somtagaben6 Deron=
Itolteten bie bieiigen golumbns=Nit
ter in Ser Wiiaers Saue cine &arten=
partie, Sic iebr gut beiu6t mar nno
uuf ser Iib ale T%eilnebmer nod III
rer art 1T fneu0iglter 8eiie bergnlg=
ten.
Sod)1p. Yfarrer 2elttbner begab lth
Montag in Brioatgeiddften nod st.
CLOUD. Mm Counting berlas Der bodm.
Serr beim Sodamte BEN Sabresbe=
ri9t Ser @emeinbe, laut mel6em Die
g%innabmen ber@emein6e mabreno Ser
elf Monote ieiner Baltoration iib anf
onndlprnb $4,000 beliefen.
Sn oem 8efinben Ser SO SATIRE al
ten Srau &abl, Mutter bes 6ran5
aabl, lit leioer INNER nod feline Nen=
oerung gum Belieren eingetreten.
Die Siinglinge nn6 Sungfrnnn Der
ct. Midoels @emeinoe bielten an
Dienitagoben6 in Der Mnaersbane Elm
Jog. nEie" SpciaI, nobel bic Beritei=
gerung bon Sorten groBes Mmuie=
ment berporrief.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

iigeriiberung,ealnl ulm $172,258.0O mebr
lbetrllg als Der oes porbergebenoerl
Sabres. Mn II. Nopember 1920 NOR
Der 8eriideru11gSbetrag $1,,29S,13O.-
loo. Bolgenoe Yeanlten muroen err
mablt Soiepb 8inter, Yraiioent;; g.
is. Beblage, 5efretar;; Sobn S. Na=
tbe uno Mnoreas Gbull, Direftoren,
Ser0inanb gDeslage, SdaBmeilter.
So Soiepb Winter oas ibm getporbe-
ne Mlnlt nidbt o%nneb1nen pocqte, pnroe
|Soiepb s. 2ntmer bon Der 8eboroe
ais H%rQiioent er1latlnt.
Sic SabresDeriammlltng Der Gro
Ipe upo @reenpalb 2igbt & Yotper
mrrbe lebte ISOLDE abgebal-
ten, mobei ser Beribt bes Sefretars
|eine 3unabme IN benz mabreno 5es
lebten Sabres gebraud)ten Stromer
nodpies. Die Geiammteinnabmerl
fir Str0mung beliefen iid anf So, !
100000, barob Sic @eielf9af es Der-
mobte, nube5n lire gan5e Sdnl0 al
|tilgen. 6olgenbe Beanten pnrben err
|mablt: Nib. &rdmer, 8raiioent; So.
Is. MeDer, 8icepraiioent; 60. Dirt
mann, Sefretdir un0 5Aabmeilter;
Ben. Smoiete nn0 Mn6. Ebua, 9iref=
loren.
2eBten Donneritag fano Die Sab
r~esperfammlung Der Mftionare Der
Dieter @rope Creamery Company
jtatt;; 6ieielbe mar gut 6einat, nno al-
lie freuten iid Of beS ausge5etbneten
l@elbaftes I'M Dergangenen Satire.
Beter S5erges fat fiiib anfangs leb=
ter @ode nod ct. Saul begeben nnb
miro Ben fnr5en 8utter1naber &lrius
an Der 5toatsfarmidl1le bur6maben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Rofpiue.

Ser bier Mitte LETTER @o6e OBJ
|gebaltenen SabresDerfammlung Ser
Beamten unb Di%reftorer Ser 5tate
I8anf Of NodDine mobnten &err Npe
BON Ser Union Snpeitment COMPANY
nn6 s. S. Mbmann bon 81. CLOUD bel.
Scr 8nitanb bes 8anfgeibdftes muir
|be in better Sronnng Dorgefunben,
utro cine iubltantiene Dipi6en0e ma1r-
|be erfl1rt. Wfit Der Mltsnabme bes 81
reftorenmtes, fir 6as Sbeo6or Ml-
brebt bon Der Union Srbeitment So.
ermablt mnroe, lieB man es BET Der
@abl Ser 8eamten BEL Sen lebtiab=
|rigen betDen6en.
SIM Mlter bon 80 Sabren 1T in benz
bon Sran5isfaneiien in 2ittleSnas ge-
leiteten ct. @nbriels @ospital am
porlebten Counting Nel1ie Mleranoer,
Die IN @nite 8arf geboren nn6 bier
groBge5osen mur6e, geltorben. Bis
gum Sesabre 1912, in Incident tie err
frantic, NOR iie ibrem gater in Ser
Office 0es bier b%etrtebenen @ranitge-
fbdftes, cine groBe Silfe. Seitbem
mar tie lei6en0 nn6 nadoem tire &raf
te iotpeit geiunfer, baB iie auf 6ie
|6ulfe ibrer Mitmeniden a~t1getpieien
mar, uberlieB man iie Der Bflege Der
|ebrtp. 5dtpeitern ii 2ittle Sans, no
Ser Eo6 lie en6Iid bon tbrem IangtDie-
rigen 2eioen erloite. Die 8eerbignng
|faro in Der Samiliengrnft auf bem
Mortb Star Srteobofe BEL st. CLOUD
ftntt.
Sruu Gbereiia goos lit bon Ger=
bam, ND iie fib mebrere 8oden be-
indspeiie IN ben 6amilien 5reo.
Wautfdler un6 Sobann Simmer m1f.-
bielt, nod 6auie 5nriidgefebrt.
Samilie So1epb 8oos, Gamilie 49,
trio Mlera11ber nno SarniIie &onig
buben ibr Seim bon bier nad @olo
|Spring berlegt, t=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Colo 5prine.

Sn Der bieiigen Sbnlbaae tDuroe
am b~orlebten Montagmorgen sic Sab
r~esberiammlung Der 8afefielo Sat-
mers MntuaI Sire Sninranoe Cont
PAM nbgebulten, ole li6 eineS guter
3uiprl1ds e%rfreute. geri6ieoene @n=
gelegenbeiten I'M Snterefie Der Sc
ielihaft 1pur0en beiproden, uno BEL
Der 8eamtnetpaDl lieB man es ob If
rer 8er6ienite nm 6ie Boblfabrt Der
@eielidaft BEL Sen alten 8eamten Be-
tpen6en.
Sohm. SEER 2entbner bon 8ndnta11
erItattete Mitte leBter Bode benz
bobm. r. Meinrao, 8. g. g., etnert
freunofdaftlider1 8ei11d.
9ie Gnrrnerg ,2ibe 5tof gor1parp
berfanote Dienitag lebter Bode cine
neutrality-suspicious. Bieb nad
Soutb ct. Baul.
Soul Sc. gbeiien beiorgte ben
Sransport.
Dte 8eamten nn6 Direftorer Der
5tate ganf Of goD Spring bbielter
Mitttpodmorgen letter ISOLDE ibre
ssabresperiammlrng, nobei I'D. ons
Iebte ssabr als Elm m@ gutes 8es
id1aftsiabr ertpieg. 1en1entipredeno
cine balbi6brlide DtDi0enbe erfldrt
tp1,roe. Sic Beantten beg altea Sab
res tprr6e nit AusnabrHe oes Sbeooor
Mlbreht, Der aIs 8iceprdiioent on
Itene oes beretpigten s. Belcor1Ie
erpablt, muroe beibebalten. An oer,
Spibe Deg gnnfgefddftes itebt ts'..
Wenner aIs Braiiibem
ssro,1 Rarl Aropp bon st GloliO'
perfauffe, sic III ber ioiDelti ea gde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
DiiIn1.

Mm lebtet Sreitag murbe Die Get
de Ser in 5pofane, 8uib., an Nel1-
iabrstage infolge zines 5blagunfal-
les i'm Mter BON 78 SSabren ielig
i'm !Serrn entiblafenen Sran genbina
&uboff na9 einem in unierer Starr
fir6e ltattgefl1n0enen Requiem m1f
|oem @ottegader, mobin lie bon iedS
|@nfeln ser Dabingelhieoenen getra-
gen pur6e, beeroigt. M0ge iie ruben
in 6rie0en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Ridmon0.

Mn Den TOIgen Der Snf[Men6Q, bon
Der iie Dor ameii SsSabren befalen muir
Sc, bot @liiabetb Nuppert, Gobter
Der yamilie Matb. Muppert bon bier,
Montaq lebter ISOLDE I'M Mlter
bon % Sssabren 6as 3eitlide geIegnet.
Sic G%er1forbene, ste ibrer @ltern bod
tie syreuoe nor, m11roe in Serbian qe-
borer1, bon mo- 1te in 1907 nit 'ibren
@lteru nah &idmon6 tam. Mit ben
10 iftper qebrlften gltern betrauern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

SnGresDeriammlr1ng ndditen Gam
ltag abbalten.
S. H. SenrD BIat III unierm Stdoft=
den cine &pnbitorei berbunDen
nit Spe5ereien er0ffnet, gbenio S.
Mltma1n bon SEEM Munih. Iz
Der @ommercial Club belt leine
Sabresperiammll1ng am Montaga=
BEND nb berbn1oen NIT einem elegan-
ten M~benoeiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

Ibes Gomn 8afefielb geleaeue l1bling
6arm oem Matb. gspla1l.
Matb. 8eber, Deld5er in einem
.ganfgeld)1fte e1 Mtaropre, g. g.,
Anltelung bat, lit Dienltag leeter 30
dc, labDem ct Die ib6ne 8eibna6ts-
5eit bier BEL ben gltern, 4arI Beber
|l,no @attin 5ngebradt batte, alf iein
|Mrbeitgfelo IN Nortb Dafota 5uriid-
gefebrt.
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|gegen.
2ebaen 5nmitag tpuroe bier bic
Sabrea beriammlung Der an Der Gele=
|pbonez3ainie intereiiierten W1anner
nbgem item.
gpa1l sdulb bon gorboIm g g.
|erfreuAe lire bier poDnenoe Sodter
|Bran 5ran3 Ntebolt, nit larlgerem
8eiudf
Nad einem 5nmitagmorgen bonn
bodp. Bfarrer 8al1er Inn 8 ubr gesz5
baltenfn Grauergottesbienite nuroen
|6ie ir6Eiden neberreite beg 19 Sabre
alten Ebeobor &iiefe, Sobn Der bier
tpobne1l6en GamiIie Seinrib 4iefe,
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Roscoe

Mloig 3ac5fomsffii bon 55pring 2aaffe,
Mlberta, Canada, III bier gum neber-
|fpintern eingetroffen.
Midnel 8auer, melher mebrere "a
Ice frdnfelte, b6at iih 5rr 6sSreube ieei-
|ner Mngeboriigen mieoer poaitdnooiig
|erbolf. 8..4. s#. ss.3# 85
bon Den Sdulfinbern an
IMbenolse5 biss giseuiabblrsfnges III oer
gan55er 9ane oeral1ifaalltete unferbball;SE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Surefnbur9.

Die 2uremburg Gelepbo11e Cont
panp fat an gienitag, ben .. Sanuar,
bier lire Sabresperfammlnng abge-
balten 11no folgeroe Bennten err
lpdbt:: Sobr S. 5treib, Brdiioent;;
Seinri6 &anien, giceprdii0em SSoblnr
8. Otto, 5efretdir; Seinrih giidmeD-
er. 5dnsmeiiter. Sn ben Direftoreu-
rat tuuroen gepdblt Dom. 2ommel
tnn6 Sobn &irib. Das IeBte Snbr
.fonrtte dis Elm e%rfolgreibes Der5eidnet
!tperDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
n1eire

ser III ser bieiigen gtaage sal.
lie abgebaltenen Sabresperfaur1lltng
Ser groDe Wauta1d Sire Snfiura11ee
.gofnpar1n rpllrooe oer Sa1resberidfDer
sIJeIen, nitt elddler1 ger gVettrag oer|
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Ole erlten Gage beS Neuen Snbres bier
i'm pertpan0tfdlaftlimen &reife.

8. @iener berianote anfangs Die
fer 8ode cine neutrality-suspicious.
&inobieb nno Sdueine nod Dulutb.
@briltina uno Selena Ebielen bon
Dnlntb berbradten lire tur5e 8afan3
bel ,ibren bier 1p%obnenoen @ltern nnb
ionitigen Bertpanbten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Stock Prices
Rally After
Early Quiet
Favorable Developments
Help Rails and Most of
Mondays Setback Is Re-
covered i'm Late Trading

Responding to the generally better
feeling abroad in speculative and in
vestment quarters yesterday, the
Stock Market enjoyed vigorous rally
and recovered much Of the ground lost
on the setback of Monday. After early
irregularity on quiet trading the whole
list broadened and strengthened in the
afternoon, and closing prices ranged
to 2 poipts and more above the final
level Of the previous day. In the last
hour the market gave an impressive
exhibition Of strength.
A number of favorable DEVELOPMENTS
yesterday were responsible for the i'm
provement In sentiment. There was,
for instance, the action of the Great
Northern board in declaring the regu-
lar quarterly dividend on the stock.
This was accepted as the judgment of
competent railroad executives that
railroad operating conditions are rap
idly improving, and 1t was believed in
some quarters to foreshadow contin-
uance of the present dividends upon
the stock of the other Hill road, the
Northern Pacific. At the same time
news came from Washington of IA
vorable tenor relative to the prospects
of early railroad relief legislation by
Congress. Railroad stocks and the
shares of the railway equipment COM
panies were among the strongest
groups in the list.
The industrial share list also supplied
steels znder leadership of United
States Steel common, Mexican Petrole
UNI, Tobacco Products and Interna-
tional Harvester. The striking upturn
in Mexican Petroleum issues was in
teresting in the light Of the announce
ment after the markets close that the
international committee of bankers on
Mexico Is sending a representative to
Mexico City shortly to take up with
the Mexican government the status of
Mexicos defaulted external debt of
$240,000,000. This and recent other de-
velopments seem to foreshadow an
early recognition of the Obregon gov
eminent by the United States.
In the foreign exchanges the rate on
Germany exhibited somewhat better
tone and marks rallied to 95-100 of
cent at one time. Subsequently they
declined again and closed at 93-10O.
Francs were slightly easier and ster-
ling was unchanged. The wheat mar
ket was strong on an improved out
look for exports. Cotton recovered
after an early break. After renewals
had been made at 5A per cent call
money eased to s per cent. There is
temporary accumulation of funds at
this center in anticipation of the heavy
September Is operations of the Treas
ury. This accounts for the easier
money situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Market Street Railways

Following publication yesterday of
a report by City Engineer O'Shaugh-
messy, of San Francisco, concerning the
valuation of the Market Street Railway
Company, placing a market price OF
$40 100000 on the company's properties,
all three issues of stock became active
and made substantial advances. Mr.
O'Shaughnessy's valuation is approx
mately $25, 100000 in excess of the cur
rent market valuation Of the company's
outstanding securities, giving \ value
of S1,800,0 900 for the bonds and notes,
$3,510,000 for the prior preference
stock, 100000 for the first preferred,
$4,000 for the second preferred and
$428,000 for the common. Mr.. Onslaught
nessy's report was made at the request
of the San Francisco Board Of Super
visors and it is understood to be pre-
liminary to the adoption of an ordinance
calling for referendum on the city's
purchase of the properties. His report
said in part: Taking into considera-
ton all of the elements entering into
the problem, ! have determined that
the fair price that the city should pay
for all the properties of the company,
including both physical properties and
the future earnings, is $40,000,000. In
my judgment 1t is conservative to state
that the reproduction cost, new, less
depreciation of this property as Of to-
day, cannot be less than net earnings
The report states that net earnings
during the remaining life of the fran
chise range between $35,000,000 and
s50,o00,O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
In w all Street
Regular Dividends

Regular quarterly dividends were de-
clared yesterday by the Great Northern
Railway, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe, the American Brake Shoe & Foundry
Company, the Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Company, and the United Fruit Com
pany. Chief interest was directed toward
the action Of the Great Northern di-
rectors, and it heartened sentiment with
regard to all the railroad issues, as the
continuance Of usual payments by the
Hill roads has been the subject of con-
siderable speculation in stock market
circles during recent weeks. With the
uncertainty regarding the Great North
ern disbursement removed it was taken
for granted that Northern Pacific di-
rectors, when they convene later in the
month, will authorize the customary
distribution. Great Northern responded
to the regular dividend declaration by
advancing 2h points to TIN, while
Northern Pacific at 1871 was up 2 points
on the day. IN fact, the whole railroad
list showed much better tone than for
several days, practically all the active
issues showing a substantial rise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Guaranty
Trust Co.
CLsnT0pz GILBERT
2 Wall Street, NY. Tel. sS4S kss'o'

Current assets as of jane 30 were -,
l64,430, against current liabiiitiss ,v I.
s27,968. These totals leave net ss .ar.
ing capital of $4.136,462. Of ths s md
rent assets S897.l57 was III cash In n.
receivables and the remainder III :
ventories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Equipment Trusts

1t was stated at the Offices of Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. that the banking firm
has no immediate intention of making
a public offering of the s7,500,000 rail-
road equipment trust per cent GER
tifcates, purchased from the govern
ment at par. When money market
conditions reach the point when 6
per cent obligation of this character
can be sold at a profit it is believed
likely, however, that the issue will be
sold to investors. Although Washing
ton dispatches indicated that this is
the first of series which the Harding
Administration is planning to market
in order to supply the railroads with
funds pending passage of the relief
measure now before Congress, bankers
said they knew of no plans for fur
Their sales in the near future of equip
ment trusts held by the government.
A point in favor of an early sale of
the certificates purchased by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. is the fact that they are
in equal amounts of $1,500,000 for the
five roads involved, namely, the Atchi-
son, the Burlington, Norfolk & West
ern, Central Railroad of New Jersey,
and the Southern Pacific. All these
roads have high credit rating and it
may be that bankers have in mind to
market the issue separately instead of
en- bloc. The total of equipment trust
now held by the government is $780,
100000. Of this sum S318, 634,o00 rep
resents roads of the highest credit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Denver & Rio Grande

Word was received yesterday by the
stockholders protective committee of
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
that an appeal has been allowed by
Judge Lewis, of the Federal Court at
Denver, from the order confirming the
sale of the road to the Western Pacific
interests. The committees counsel
stated that they regard the objections
to the sale Of the Denver property as
very substantial and formidable, and
that the price Of 100000 was grossly
inadequate and uncomfortable" In
addition to this appeal there is pending
a suit in equity which seeks to vacate
the judgment against the Denver for
100000 obtained by the Western
Pacific in lieu of the formers default
Of principal and interest of Western
Pacific mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Trad;ng w..
Gull on the Stock Exchange to-day. Bar
gold, Hos Sd. Money. 2A per cent.
Discount rstes-short bills, $500 per
cent; three months bills, 4 lis ner
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
United Drug Rallies

AS has been the case not infrequently
in the recent past. the passing of a
dividend was followed by a rise in the
price Of the stock affected yesterday
when covering by shorts sent United
Drug 2 points higher after directors
had decided to omit the usual So quar-
terly payment. 1t was apparent, how.
ever, that the short element was in nc
hurry to draw in its lines, for the stock
sold off in early dealings to new low
for the year at 46, rallying later when
offerings became scarce. The stock
continued to loan fiat" SO it was be-
lieved that no great amount had been
liquidated on the announcement of the
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14
Country Headed Toward Prosperity

William Boyce Thompson, recently
returned from Peru, where he repre-
sented the United States as Minister
Extraordinary at the Peruvian Cen
tennial Celebration, declared yesterday
that the country's depression has run
its course and that developments now
point to return of prosperity. "Re-
adjustments" said Mr.. Thompson,
"have been going on and we are be-
ginning to realize what has been ac-
complished in this direction over tbs
last year. We have made great strides
of constructive character, and pessi-
mism, which had become almost chronic,
is rapidly giving way to optimism. AS
to the security market, the capitalize
tons OF many concerns are to-day sell
ing below net current assets over cur
rent liabilities. The shares of many
corporations are selling at one third
Of their respective book values. Sc
curity prices like these are too attrac-
tive to exist for any great length OF
time"