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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
&f aeqe11 Srieoensbertrag.

8%oibington, 90. Sept. - Senator
8iQiam 8orab miro i'm 5enat an per.
Spite Der repnblifanil9en Sppoiition
gegen ben SrieoensDertrag nit
Deuti6lan6 iteben. Nab LANCER ue-
berlegung getpann 5enator 8orab Die
neber5eugung, DOB CT ri6t fir @e=
nebmigl1ng bes Mfomrnens 1timn1en
ffann neil es ieiner AniiM nab Sic
Ser. Shtaaten nit benz Beriainer Ser
frage Derfnipft. 8orob oiirfte ieinen
;aampf fnr5 nod neberienoung 6es
neuen 8ertrages an ben Serat, nas
nddbifter Gage geideben oQ, Beginner.
8orab bertriitt Ben 5tanopnnft, bob
Die Ser. Staaten an Der 9nrdfnbr-
ing Ser Notwithstanding tell
nebn1en miiiienz mem lie Die bierour6
bemlprudten Ge9te N ygeringitem
MaBe al1siben. is33u 6ie1em 88tnef 1T
ibr offi5iener 8eitrit CUR gntiddbi-
g~ungsffommiiion nottpenoig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Neue 9erbfz
9ltf
$500, $3.50
$500

$errlidbe mnfferbite 90 bieien
ntebri9en Areifen. $ier nerben
9te 9erabe oas Hnbeil, mad bess
Ste fb umfebauem III mufer,n
8rDfen enforcement.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Mmerifa erbalt Sap-@abel

lotto, Snpan IL. Sept. go Die III
gofio erfheiner1oe 8eitung Mfnbi
5bimbun b~eroffentlibt am Canning
einen Mrtifel iiber Die Metbobe, nod
lpelber, 1pie lie erfabre11 babe11 nil,
oas 8roblem Der Sniel gap geloif
tperDer1 miro. Die 8e6ingungen fiin6
foIgenoe:
I. Das &abel @nam-gap falt an
Die Ser. 5taaten, Das @abel gnpz
Sbongbai an Sapnn n1o bns &abel
Ssap!Wfenabe an Die Mieberlnnbe.
2. SSapa11 a1erfen1t Nmericag Ser
Efebrs Sreibeh nlf gap nit anoe-
rem 8orten Die Ser. 5tnaten erbaI-
ten Observation-Disclosures be5mglih
oes Neutrality-suspicious. un6 0ns Meht
cine Humiliation at erribten, fret bon
lapaniider !8eniur, &ontrole ober
ginibrdnfung.
8. Die Ser. 5tnater1 entbaIten 1ih,
big nnf neiteres, Der Mnerfennu11a
bes Maroats Sapars uber sic nor6-
lid bonn Nequator gelegener Snieln.
Ninbi 5bimbun ffiiiibrt aus, baB sic
Ser. Staaten ourb Die erlte unb
5tpeite @lnuieI SSapars Manoat tut
adlih anerfennen, sob tie iebod me-
gen ibrer ansoridlid)en grfIarurtg,
bob 6ies gleidbe6eutero mil Mnerfen-
1lt1g Der IN 8erfailles getroffenen
gnti6Gol1ngen fem nuroe, iib Bis
olf tDeiteres entidloiien bd1tten So
pa1s Wa116af nibt a115uerfenner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

FOLDER Sdaler itnoierer bereits III
8aris nlo ibre 3abl ni1nmt ittetig at.
gsie imlller, III bas lateiniide 8iers
ter Durb Runitiduler aus Mmerifa
belebf. Sic Rotllrr0e, befarnter Ser
ianlmlltnggort bon 5tuoenten nnb
[8eburfsplaB Ser 8olibepifi- Nepoln-
tiior, murbe ii Elm regelmdBigeg ane-
|rifanii9eg Eager bertpa1oeH. Wearl
bort bort oft mebr gngIiih dis gran-
86Iiid).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
GicN Ser Neutidcm yueeitO.
Son Wiar Dreper

Son Mar DreDer.
Mtr iub sic Sunsea, in 3ut geltablt,
Sn Sdmersen geluproet, IN Sd1n1efs
sel eripablt,
9emtid1e Grbe, Die lins cridutf,.
9entide Grbe, ms gilt beia yt1tf,
@ir iimb getuetbt, luir id)lteRe1 que
0ieibm!
Trei iolit DIT iein!
8ir iiub sic S,nsen! Sn i,aiernt
Sinaet
9u biit Der Mnsgang, bit bus 8egt1l.
1te1t.
Midt einer 8iien ppa Se1tid,en1
&Drn,
Midt eimen Srppfen a11s beittfdem
8prn,
9e1tidlaub, Duh mir lidt badten
bein!
Trei ipllit bit fetn!
@ir finb bic S1rnsen! @ir iinb bic
&raft,
Sebe Jaier geitrafft nub gerafft.
@ir iinb bic sSSlngen, utr itt0 Die
FROZEN.
Siebit ba Bic madjtisea Bplfen lD-
bem?
@ir fnb oes 6riibrOts ladjenber
S6eiu!
5rei follit b,t iein!
@ir iirb sic Snnsen Die 9er5etI
Hiegen,
@ir fiub bie S1tnset, mir ftiirn1et1,
mir fiegen!
ltnter BE Suite Sen tidiiden 9ak,
Geine &ette1 ~seriprinsen tuie 8las.
timer 8ebet, mnier Selb8efdrei:
Jrei iollft DIT fem! Bir maiden.
bid fret!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

8ilblr Greet ge5irf aufgemnht. Die
bieiige 3eitung Seem MinerM bat ge-
rabe5u ienfationen 8erid)fe uber ben
Blnb III gepeiden griefen uitb nlld
speriDnlih empfangen. Der 1ie1e @olb
.be5irf ion mr. menige Meilen bon
Egroofs entfernt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Me1ter @Dlbf1tnb.

Goirbanfs, Masfa, 10. gb.-gaah
8eridten, de IN Satrbnnfs eingetrofz
fen iin0, 1T an 8iIbur Greet @oI6
entbeH morben, nrb 5tpar ion ser
Sun6 Der groBte felt Ser g%nt6ednng
bon @ol6 nm glenrD Greet fem. gi-
ne groBe Menee Golograber nno
8rospeftoren bat fi6 iofort nod Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

SanO 5nr Sortiesut1g oeg b~etblebetni.
Itiiden ainbermoroes bieten, Der
lDurh Die beriihtigte 9ungerblodaoe
III % entiesIider 8eiie iabrelang an
Deutlbla1tbs Sugenb ausgeiiM plr-
zoe. ln6 6enrlob lit es 10. 8erid,te
aus 5uDerlaiiiger anele mlien Die In
0ultrieue unD nirtidaftli1e Submit
ullierer often 9eimat I'M buiterIten
2idte erIdeinen uno beto1en namert-
lid Die ldtpere Scot Der benti6en Gin
0ertpelf, nelbe Dem inperIten 8inter
ibrer la1lgen 2eioensgeihidte e1tge-
gengebt.
sSn oaniIden 3etnngen babena Dor
|&uraem Die neutrality-suspicious.
Nielien glauiager, Soerenier unb
Steengoarb-&idogaaro eiren Mufr1f
erlallen, benn folgerbe be5eidnenoe
angaben iiber Sic l1ntererndbr1ng
Der oeuti6en &iinber entnommen lino:
uDie mnter5ei1nete1, bier Witglie-
Ser Des pantheon MusibuIie5 buber1
|gerabe cine Interchangeable IN Die
armen @egenoen Sadfen's un0 Sbn-
ringen's, iomie in Berlin abgeibloi--
len. nniere nnterin6rnge1 baben IN
einem ungeabnten Grade 0ie Rottpert-
oigfeit elmer Sortietnna BEG Silfs=
merfs beltGtigt. sSt Ser Staot Client
nib iinb Die @i1rber fortgeiebt tief ge-
I5ei6net bon Ser &riegsnot. Die nn=
tererndbrung bot Der Guberfuloie eli
men neiten gummelpIaB gegeben, urb
bieie idlei1enbe Seube mitet fnr6t-
bar nnter Sen &leinen. 96ne11arf bot
|ben &f gegen fe aufgenoutrnet1.
lDie Gei1e 6nr1 bas @r5gebirge of
fenbrate rel1e Motltdnbe. Die iddii-
fhe 2anbmirtIdaft lit mager unb tim
merIi6, nr6 Bic Snbuitrie bot ieit
&riegsanfang ltia gelegen. SSn Dusen=
Sen bon fIeinen Sn6uitrieorter fan-
Ben mir 6ie &in6er nrtererndbrt unb
angegriffen bon ben bamit Derbnnbe-
men S1mdbe5mitdnben.
Gin nod trpItlpieres 8il6 entron-.
tie ii6 in Gbiiringen, benz Spiel5eug-
2an6e, no Sic &inber in ibrem flei-
men, furdterIi9 m~itgenommenen@eim
nidts bonn Spiel fen1er, nobI ober
bon ibrem bierfen Sabre ab bon NOR
gems Big aberDs an Ser 4~erltenunq
bon 5piel5eug fir onoere, better ge=
itellts Climber teilnehmen. Sic Inter
%crnonr11ng 1a1 pii.Ie siai,: Sinner 10
rcM fi;rperlih miie qei{tia 1tn, BRET big
SSabre 5,iriidae5rad
.gs bral1df fa1tm unterftriden 5u
mer6en, onB in Ser Gieienifobt Ser
lin Sic @iirfunge11 bes &rieges in eli
11em nnbeimliihen @ro6e nel1e Scot 51
Dem @roBifa0telen6 gefiigt babet, 6as
.fdpn porber in BEN dr1neren 8ierteln
.berridte."
Ser Mnfrnf i6lieBt NIT einem britt.
genben Nppen, AUDI Deiter bas Slfss-
inert fir geuti11dnb'g Ietoe11be &in-,.
soer1pelt fortaniesen unb oamit Ben.
nngliidliben &Ieinen geeignete gr-I
ndiibrune, 8f1ege, @eiunobeit nno Set
lung al bringen. 5oDte oas gorbilb,
bas Ddnen1arf nnb Die aroeren IIffan,
binobifben Gambler nns geben, nihf
aIs EN- mddtiger Mrtrieb fir uniere.
Silfsbereitibaft iih ertpeiier, Die mir
burh 8anbe 6es 8lntes Ben barben-
ben oeutiden &inoern ndber iiteben,
als 8dnen. Sbme0en ,lnb NorDeger2
Sen Mmerifnnern 6eutfder abltam-
mung lit Sic Mufgabe geitellt mor0en,
bnrh Mnfbring11ng zines 5on6g bon
So, 100000 bie 6ortiebnng Der 10 ie.
gensreih nirferben audferipeifnng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Genatur &ellpgg uieber aanbioat,

81. Banl, 90. sep. 5ranf 8.
ReIogg, Sunior-8nnoesienator bon
Minneiota, fiinoigte an Montag for
mel an, baB Ct in ndidhiiten Sabr Sam
bibnt fit bie @iebertpnbl fem merbe,
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Rail Earnings in 1921.

A prominent railway authority esti-
mates that the monthly net operating
income of the country's steam carriers
will reach approximately $35.000.000 in
May and In June. which added to the
$51. 100000 net earned in the first four
months. would bring their operating in
come for the first half of 1921 to ap-
proximately s121. 900, or at the an
nual rate Of s242,000.000. To the latter
figure may be added $1S7 100000. rep
resenting half of the yearly saving
through wage cuts which become effect
i've on July /. 1t is possible that further
savings in the neighborhood Of $780,
100000 will be made through reduced
costs of fuel and materials and other
operating economies. bringing the net
operating income for the year to about
s479. 100000. On that basis 1t appears
that the railroads In 1920 will earn fixed
charges aggregating S475,000.000, with
a small margin to spare.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Better Sentiment Displayed.

There was a much better feeling in
the financial district yesterday than
there had been in several weeks. Re-
ports from banking circles that the de-
cision to support the stock market around
present levels had been made by promi-
nent bankers was responsible for some
of the improved sentiment. and the ac-
ton Of the market after the first hour
also aided in restoring confidence. Early
weakness was attributed to hurried SELL
Ing Of weak margin accounts by those
who had received calls for additional
collateral and were unable or unwilling
to meet the calls. Steel was driven be-
low II and other stocks acted in about
the same manner during the first fifty
or sixty minutes of trading. A suhse-
quent firming UP and a conspicuous alb
sence of the pressure which has been
on the entire market in the last few
days marked most Of the session after
the opening hour.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Mexican Petroleum.

The buying of Mexican Petroleum
shares yesterday afternoon was said to
be for inside interests based on the
understanding that the heavy export tax
on oil recently decreed by the Obregon
Government Of Mexico is to be re-
scinded. In that connection attention
was called to the fact that Jacob Field.
a prominent trader who operates largely
through an uptown office Of a New York
Stock Exchange house and is a member
of that exchange, was on the floor for
the first time in four years According
to floor brokers, he was. in the Mexican
Petroleum crowd practically all of the
time that he was on the floor and was
executing a large portion of the buying
orders in Mexican Petroleum.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Progress. on New working Rule..

Railroad arrangements negotiating
with their employees new working rules
to take the place Of the national agree
ments to be abrogated on July 1. repor.
agreements are being reached on about
rs per cent. OF the rules. 1t Is the ex-
pectation of railway men generally that
the arrangements will be allowed to
place I'm effect on July 1 rules of their
own making on the remaining 25 per
cent. of the points. pending final settle
ment by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. The disputed portions
cover overtime. piece work. working
qualifications and other conditions, held
to be of vital Importance by the carriers.
once the agreements with the shop
crafts shall be settled. the railroads plan
to take up the question of eliminating
time and half for overtime work as
applied to the members of the four train
service employee brotherhoods, which
are not included in the present contro-
versy.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Prospects OF Ending Guncy suit.

Prospects of an ending of the receiver.
ship action begun on Monday against tn,
Guffey- Gillespie OIL Company were seen
yesterday in the hint that the Guffey-
Gillespie officials might consent to tender
their designations. The purpose OF the
suit, brought by interests identified with
the Tidewater Oil Company, which re-
Gently bought control OF the Guffey con-
cern. is to compel REIMBURSEMENT of the
Guffey management by its present Off
cials. SO far they have declined to
do so but IL, as hinted yesterday, they
determine to resign. the suit in all like
lihood will be withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
New OIL Wells.

The Pierce Oil Corporation has
brought in a new well in the Zacamixtle
field in Mexico at depth of 1858 feet,
which is estimated to be flowing at the
daily rate of $4,000 barrels. The Middle
States Oil Corporation reported the COM
pletion of a well in the South Bend
field. Texas, and its subsidiary, the I'M
perial Oil Corporation, announced the
bringing in of another well in that field
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Corn Products Meeting.

Strength in Corn Products yesterday
was attributed to persistent reports that
at the directors meeting. scheduled for
Friday not only will its regular quar-
terly dividend be declared. but also its
usual extra disbursement will be or
dered. Although insiders have been
maintaining for weeks that there will be
no change in the dividend, many in
Wall Street have adopted the opposite
~iew and as result there has been
weakness in the stock.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Money Renews at Low of Years.

The renewal rate for call money in
the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day was per cent, the lowest since
October, 1919. That rate prevailed all
day. but in the outside market loans
were made at between and Az per
cent. Money continues in plentiful sup
ply and there was talk yesterday that
time money might make it's appearance
In the near future. Wall Street borrow
ings from. banks In New York and else
where are at their lowest point in many
years, being only slightly more than a
third Of the peak made in July. 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
bidding for Calls.

Yesterday for the first time since
early in the declining movement bidders
for calls on various stocks appeared in
substantial numbers. They were inter-
ested. privilege brokers reported. in al
most every class of stock on the list, but
were especially eager to get good calls
or railroad stocks and such speculative
favorites as have suffered most severely
in the decline Of the last few weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

on the Bourse to-day; three per cent.
rentes. Sc francs 80 centimes; exchange
on London. 46 francs 90 centimes; five
per cent. loan. SO francs 20 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at IL francs 2s1s
continues
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
U. $. Certificates and Notes.

The three year short term notes of
the United States Government, due in
1924 and bearing 5% per cent. interest,
sold as high as 100B yesterday and the
latest issue Of certificates also sold at a
premium. The demand for those issues
considerably exceeds the supply and ad-
ditional amounts could be placed with
investors il obtainable.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Jones Brothers Tea Sales.

The May sales of the Jones Brothers
Tea Company totalled $1,427,103, in con-
trast to s1.721,517 in May, 1920. In the
first five months of this year the COM
pany's sales aggregated s7,164.243.
against sS.0S6,566 in the corresponding
1920 period
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Government Withdrawals.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New
York announced yesterday that $13.9S7.-
900 of United States deposits would be
withdrawn from member banks to-mor-
row. With the s12,100,0oo withdrawn
yesterday, this weeks total will be $685.
0S7,000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
GasoIcne Price. Reduced.

The Standard Oil Company Of New
York reduced yesterday its price for
gasolene one-half cent a gallon, to "a
cents wholesale in New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. June 21.--Bar gold, 109s. Id. !;
money. AZ per cent. Discount rates
short bills, 59s per cent; three months
bills, 5h per cent.
PARIS. June 21.--Prices were irregular
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

10 days, 6; 16 to 90 days. 6: bankers accept
tnces, 10 to 90 days. g.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Prime eligible acceptances. on call, 6; re-
dscountable at Reserve Bank, 60 to 90 days.
3Ad5M: non-member and private bankers,
eligible. 60 to 30 days, 6G6h non-ellgibe
60 to 90 days, sd7h.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing Hosiso exchanges, s74s.2i 900:
balances, s64 ,5T4, 900; Federal Reserve credit
balance, $40. .s6T 1893.
SILVER MARKET.
Official bar silver In New York. domestic,
qqi4c an ounce. unchanged: foreign. 59i4c T,
OF Sac London. 35Md., off nd; Mexican
dollars, 45Mc., off &c.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

% YorKH
eau,l
d. G. H.
cnin nd hunnaa Inne1R
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE oUOTATI
TUESDAY, JUNE 81. 1921.

Year to date S6,456 24S
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Commercial paper ~ days. Gk; 16 TO 90
days, on; Liberty bonds and Victory notes,
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1921.
CALL LOANS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

transactions recorded
ade outside of the regular fun lot
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

New York funds in Montreal. st32 30 pre-
MUM per 81 900; Montreal funds In New
York, s1iT discount per $1,000
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Days sales
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
$l0,000,000
State Of San Paulo
(Repubc of the United States of BraziD
Fifteen Year so Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
External Loan of 1921
Due january 4. 1886


l. a h a al o m month
ali
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Financial Items

Merrell p. Galloway vice president OF
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
and chairman of the protective committee
for the stockholders of the National Con-
duit and Gable Company, Inc. announced
yesterday that Louis NJ. Atherton. of
Schirmer. Atherton & Co. of Boston, had
been made member of the committee.
Tho New York stock Exchange MEM
bcrship of Walter a.. Bass has been pro-
posed for transfer to c. Kenneth Garrison
for the consideration OF 100000 and that
OF James A. Corcoran to Thomas T.
Fowler for $4,000 The membership of
Rene A. De Russy. deceased. has been
transferred to James Park, and that OF
Edward w. Gonzalez. deceased, to Oliver
d. Filley.
a special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Celuloid Company has been called
for March II to vote on amending the
certificate Of Incorporation by increasing
the authorized capital stock Of the COM
pany from ST, 600, 900 to s1O.098000 par
value, to consist of 5000 900 s per cent
cumulative preferred and s7,oos, 600 com
mon par value OF $500. The present au-
thorizcd capital Is one class Books close
March and reopen March 80.
w. NJ. Irish. vice president OF the At
lantlc Gulf Refining Company, has been
elected president of the Superior OIL Cor
poration becuase of the acceptance of the
resignation OF +: NJ Cats as president OF
Davies, formerly OF the Carter Oil Com
pany was elected vice president Since
the annual audit OF the books is now going
on. it is expected that statement viii
be mailed to the stockholders in advance
OF thu annual neetiur
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Monthly Earnings

Comparison Is made with correspond
ing month in 1920.
New York. Ontario & Western
January e,ross s.... s959.527 Inc 1924, ,359
Deficit aster tax. 1850 Dec. 134.38S
Net oper. deficit. 65.556 Dec. 1880
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
January gross. -. Sl99,G53 Inc. SS6,5S7
beicit after tax. 1864 Dec. 1853
Net oper. deficit. S0,317 Dec. GAG
Chicago & Alton
January gross ...;2. 100000 Inc. s5s.S2l
Balance after tax. l19,0S9 Dec. $50. 7lb
Net oper. deficit. 35.222 Inc. 24o,372
Vrginian Railway
January gross. 81. l.e93l3s Inc saa4.l47
Balance after tax. 3s2,203 Dec 2.499
Net oper. income. a30.9lS Inc. 5000
Private families having a spare room
to rent will md The Trbune's Furnished
Eoows TO Let col@ran an ala TO renting st..
phou0 Ise1klnan SQeU. .~-4Au.t.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
United States Treasury Certificates Of
Indebtedness
Short Term Securities

acceptable in payment OF taxes duo
date of maturity @"Ae' "uo
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Bonds
Tobacco Stocks
Insurance Companies
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchangea ble Coupon bonds regis
tar
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Curb Tone Easier
I'm Dull Trading;
Changes Are Small
Reading Rights Weaker for
Time, but Recover; Inter
continental Rubber Drops
to 10; Bonds More Active

Trading on the curb market was
even duler yesterday than tho day be-
fore, and prices moved within n mar
row range. Small net declines were
shown in some of the active issues.
Reading rights were easier for n
time, but recovered before the close,
showing n net gain at Id. lntercontl-
mental Rubber cnscd Off fractionally
to 10.
Ryan Oil was under pressure again
and dropped to IA, another new low.
Maracaibo, on the other hand. was in
good demand and scored gain at 24M
Bonds were more active, rcflccting a
tendency Toward recovery from the
recent slump.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

l. a ~
The mixing Fund dpayme e ii to che Bonds beorem
Security
n s e@SeS n 1 % so S 2 NJ k SaSss1 sn @ 5 BS % s %
al o &c Hnd in AmNcra by Msss
Rosenh will dnccob
OF the State San &o So.nsaIy the important Brazil
the ste thai the entitled
II Co,ar
sv & the ;SsN sSo M fs9 @ B5 s " @ %% %% 5c Of the
Of 1918 Sc OF
O
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CHder o he pccd Of
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about sT' nc n eAEc cents per Ta on the basis
An in o cntw
o
Sinking Fund
remaining spcr nuance
Novnbs l5 25 and hsTahsT the Bonds
January
January
mpu
We offer counsel
an "
o7159d and interest
at east8
until dmed
reserve ng reject ppraun and oapta smaller
a Of Nfem. peyer& G. &c,
stand
IS 1921 providing
l. mt ~quen ncopona
nwibe o list s the NeuY Yoks
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
INdustrials

100 *Acmc Coal. n z u
1909 %Acme reeh. "a s. off'a ~
100 Alum Mfg. II II Il ~
so sam Chicle pc IS G. 63 63
700 "Am Refrig... 1M IL ~ ~
60 %Am stores. 81 u 81 IL 6l1a 81 70
100 Auto Fuel s.. 81 6l G1 81
800 .E " Bliss H. 30 SO 81 33
100 +Br-Am T cou 1l7h llgs 117s ~
1900 scar 1t & r.. ~. "a ia4 IA
so Com Fin pf $ 40 30 40 80
500 *Durant NJ W / 20ia 2oia 20h 20E
200 *Farreil Coal 14ia l4la 1Ah 14h
100 rGoldwyn Pic. 5i2 5R 5la 6la
200 "llail Signal. "a ~ 2i4 2H
100 NHancs Is (a). l23. 12A l2A ~
200 *Havana Tob. "a. ~ 1A, u
100 ado pref.
200 II T OF G B&I Sls Sts So SB
800 Slnt Cul Co pf 6h 81.
100 lint Rubber. 10 10 10 10
200 *iul IT NJ c.. GALS 63Hs 63h 63i9
900 sLake Tor Bt. rs ;s 7s 7s
10 NJ Coal s.. 70 70 70 20
$500 +Llg Mar Coal Il Il j. Il
1000 sMCClure Mag II Az 2% 2%
200 *Meteor Mot. a3 % c3 90
200 No Am p X + ~ ~ ~ AZ
500 Terfcc Tire.
ltCO +P S CARS Co n fs
1900 tdo pref. 1S4 II Ia "a
1900 "Radio Co wi 1ss Ia iss ~
100 "Reading rts.. 13% IA 1874 Il
500 az Rey II j 3 Is 81 Il 7ls 81 n
200 Rockwell Can 1913 10is 10s l01s
100 sR dc + 7 p | ti3 & ~
500 FStan c Tob Is so 81 so 81
500 'do pref .... 81 % 81 90
GOO ~Stanwood r.. ~ u "a "a
100 ~ odd Shipyds 65 Go 60 65
zoo Tn ST Can. s 81 81
1ooo Tn PROFIT Shar ia ia IA IL
5000 S Snip Corp ia 81 "a q
5000 Y Steamship u y. u Is
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Standard Oils
Other Ci!S

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
$50 anglo Am Oil 17M 17M 17A 17%
1909 rstd on of Ind cas- SO IS coz 91s
10 nStd Oh OF Y V c2a coA goo
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
To Holders Of Ten-Sxty- Year Five Per Cent.
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds issued under and secured
by Indenture dated April /, 1908

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Why Rich Mon Want More.
Gas Buggies-

The reason a rich man Is never sat
isfied with the size of his fortune ia
not necessarily because he has &C.
quired kind Of hog instinct, but rath.
er because his knowledge Of affairs
and his breadth of vision have grown
until he sees bigger and bigger things
that he wishes to do; and his ambition
to accomplish is always few leads
ahead of his capital. The richest men
in the world are usually the heaviest
borrowers, because they are in a po-
sition to see the most to be done.
Hence any man setting out to get rich
might as well recognize at the begin
ming, that from the very nature OF
things, he can never hope to feel that
he has enough.-Fred Kelly in The
Nations Business.
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furnish board to summer guests,
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