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New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Central of n. ].
Has Deficit in
1920 Operations
Abnormal Expenditures for
Equipment Maintenance
and Higher Costs Reflect.
ed in the Poorer Showing

The operation of the Central of New
Jersey for 1920 resulted in a deficit,
after the payment of expenses but be-
fore deducting taxes, Of $5,811 900, com.
pared with net operating revenue in
1919 of $4,563 ,000 The company's an
nual report was made public yesterday.
The company, receiving rental for
the first two months and operating the
property for ten months, had deficit,
after paying taxes and interest on its
refunded debt, Of s3,253, ,o0O. This, how
ever, does not take into account claims
against the government, since Presi-
dent William G. Besler says in his
annual report that the amount of these
claims cannot now be estimated.
The large deficit was in part due to
Increases in cost of handling freight
and passenger business, but was in
greater part due to abnormal expendi-
lures for maintenance OF equipment
as is shown in the following tsble,
which gives figures fer operating the
property regardless of who operated,
compared with 1919:
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet but firm, with Straits
and Straits shipments quoted at 26.87A
@27.12hc; standard. 2675@27. csc. and
so per cent at 2G.50M27 .25c. Copper
quiet; standard spot, September and
October, 12c asked; electrolytic, spot
and September, 11T5@12. .25c, and Oc-
tober, n.T5M12.37Mc. Lead firm; New
York spot, 4.75M6c. and East ST. Louis
spot, 4.6ot@4.75c. Zinc quiet; New York
spot, 4.50c, ard East st. Louis spot
4.1504.20c. The American Smelling
and Refining Company advanced their
price of lead from 4,65c to 4.70c New
York,
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Take Loss and Start Right

Question-Would like your opinion or
ne fne febllowing; ebs z, In December 1919 bought
preferred on the advice of a bond and
mortgage house and paid 97A per share
Ior them. Now ! think they are about Sc
cents share. Do you think it safe to
hold would not like to lose the money
as worked hard to save it, I also have
one one sl,9oo 20 e., per cent bond of the General
Eas o ana Electric Company. due September
1929. paid 1915 for this. Am not look.
ing for high yield, but safety. l never
see 80 IN, .nese ponds listed and am wondering
IL they are all right-P. H. S.
Answer-We realize how difficult it
is to face the possibility of taking a
loss on an investment which represents
saving over considerable period of
time. Nevertheless, we think that YOU
would be wiser to take your loss in the
Paige Detroit Motor stock and invest
the proceeds in a conservative bond
we are afraid you are fooling yourself
when you say that you are not looking
for a high yield. There are no Stand
ard Gas and Electric 6s, however, due
1929. The convertible sinking fund es
are due in 1923 and were recently SELL
ing at 81 ", at which price they would
yieiu IV per cent II held till maturity.
You cannot get any such yield, in our
opinion, with high degree of safety
Why not take your hard earned money
and put it into Western Union 61s per
cent bonds, due 1885, recently selling at
99B, which would yield you slightly
over 6h per cent and give you a high
degree of safety, both for principal and
interest? Charge the loss on the sale
of the Motor stock and the Standard
G. and E. bonds to investment expert
ence.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Corn Products Dividends

Corn Products directors yesterday
declared the usual extra dividend of
so cents share on the common stock
in addition to the regular quarterly
disbursement of 81. 1t was stated after
the meeting that the volume of the
company's business is fairly good and
that operations are running between
80 and 85 per cent of capacity. No
mention was made concerning special
distribution of National Starch stock,
although in some brokerage quarters it
was thought that some action of this
character might be taken.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Chicago Banker Optimistic

Chicago dispatches to the financial
district yesterday quoted John j. Nit
chell, just returned from Washington,
as saying that the business tide has
definitely and lastingly turned for the
better. However, according to Mr..
Mitchell, the consensus in the capital
is that something must be done toward
the extension of credits to Europe, par
ticularly Germany. He expressed him
self as being opposed to the erection
of high tariff wall at this time.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Republic Motor Truck

Substantial improvement in the af-
fairs of the Republic Motor Truck
Company was reflected yesterday in
the declaration by the directofs of a
quarterly dividend of $1.75 share on
the preferred stock. The last previous
dividend on this issue was last April.
At the June meeting it was announced
that the quarterly distribution due at
that time had been passed. Although
no statement was issued after yester-
days meeting, it was reported that
some important changes in the board
of directors are contemplated.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Report "AGWIn Settlement

A settlement of the claim of Henry
c. Mount and others against the At
lantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship
Lines, and it's subsidiary, the Atlantic
Gulf Oil Corporation, has been recently
discussed. The claim involves royalties
on oil lands in the Amatlan district,
Mexico, which were leased to the
Atlantic Gulf. The company has paid
more than s1,2oo,O ,Oo0 in escrow, pend
ing settlement of the litigation.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
The Buying of Liberty Issues

Specialists in United States govern
ment war loan bonds say the demand
which has caused substantial re-
covcry in prices of all of the leading
issues in the last week has come from
various quarters. Small investors have
been active buyers of higher yield
Liberties and Victories, while a con-
siderable volume Of institutional buy
ing has appeared in the third 4As,
which yield at current prices better
than $50 per cent. The Victory 4S4s
yield in the neighborhood Of 5.25 per
cent on their present price basis.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Closing quotations G
on stocks were.


PARlS, September 23.-Prices were
irregular on the Bourse to-day. Three
per cent rentes, SIS francs SO centimes:
exchange on London, SO francs so CEN
times; per cent loan, 81 francs As
eeptlmes. The dollar was quoted at Ia
francs s centimes.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Changes were irregular in foreign
exchange rates yesterday, Continentals
holding fairly firm despite drop of
one-half cent in cable rates on Lon
at 3.7z11.
Far Eastern exchanges continued
ffrm, and advances were registered in
rates on several South American points.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
The Market Broadcns

The manner in which the market
broadcned yesterday as prices advanced
those who have been talking higher
quotations. The current gossip of the
Street is that important interests who
did not look with favor on the recent
activities OF certain professional trad
ers are now buying the better grade
issues in the belief that the time has
arrived for an upward movement based
on real Improvement in business which
is likely to increase within the next
few months. Railroad shares partici-
pated in the days advance in a way
that suggested they were being made to
"look good" while bankers are Offering
for sale car trust certificates purchased
from the government through the War
Finance Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24

Bank Clearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges.
$6l7,6oo,oOo; balances, $56,200, 900.
Silver - London, 41hd; New York.
domestic bar, 99Ac; foreign, 6sNc;
Mexican dollars, 52Mc.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Dividends
Extra

Corn Products Refining Co.--An extra
dividend of SO cents share in addition
TO the regular quarterly dividend OF q
a share on the common stock and slts
share on the preferred has been declared
Extra and regular quarterly on common
IS payable October 20 to stockholders OF
record October 4. and the preferred div,
dend October Is to stockholders of record
October 4.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
London Market Dull

LONDON, Sept. %. = Trading was
dull on the Stock Exchange to-day.
Bar gold was quoted at 110s Cd: MONEY
was loaned at per cent. Discount
rates were: Short bills, 4 per cent:
three-month bills, 4M@4A per cent.
Closing quotations on stocks vara.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Coal Rece;nfs I.arner

MILWAUKEE, wis, Sept 2e.-Rs-
ceipts of coal at Wisconsin docks up
to September 1 were 100 per cent
larger than in 1920, according to sur
vey presented to the State Marketing
Board to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to IN
Uestors s0iu be anspeyed in this col
umn, in which case only initials s0iU
be used. Others wiIl be onsweyed By
mnil. Address all inquiries, incfos-
ing stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, ISL
Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Missouri Pacific

Missouri Pacific is one Of the roads
that have yet reported their earnings
for August but current estimates in
dicate that net will be by far the larg
est Of the year to date. "Mop" is be-
ing benefited by the movement Of
crops.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed ON ths
Stock Exchange in which there wers
no transactions Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Difficult to Improve Yield

Question: own the following bonds and
would appreciate your advice as to the
des!rability OF changing any of them for-
other bonds with about the same yield I
nave @ proflted by your advice in the past
IS. r94o cost $500; $1,000 ST. Louis q.
Southwestern first SIS. 1852 cost s0e4 !:
$1,000 New Orleans Texas 4 Mexico. 1895,
consolidated SIS. 1858. cost se70; 81 900
Niagara Falls Power first consolidated SIS,
1850. cost $3.50: 81 900 Grand Trunk West
ern fis'st IS. 1850. cost $685. $500 Brazn ss
1941. cost s4s7; $500 Nevada California
Electric 6s. 1916. cost $430; $500 Detroit
Edison refunding frat as. 1910, cast $44O;
$500 Mobile Il Birmingham 49, l945, cost
$354s--W. W.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Take Loss in seaboards and Gulf

Question should be greatly Obliged II
you would advise whether any of the fol-
ing what wish above all. without going
to the extreme of putting all in Liberty
bonds. Of which hold some of each issue
Rs%ay g. St. sws. hous 81
cent. 1852 Atlantic Gulf & West indies s
per cent. De Laval Separator Company
Evansville. Indianapolis & Terre Haute 7
per cent 1850; du Pont TIA per cent 1881
ana Canadian Northern per cent. 1s40
Is the guaranty of Canadian government
on the latter OF such absolute char
acter AS to make them as safe as the
a5ect fon Of of Gnf With the
the above cost less than the present
prices. ! also have a $1,000 Seaboard ad-
S las.,nens . per cent on which interest has
LOT what can get? 1t cost 81 some years
ago also have a little International
motor lst preferred stock. Is that fairly
Answer-The Atlantic, Gulf & West
Indies 5s do not, in our opinion, meet
your requirements. We would be in
cllned to take the loss in Atlantic.
Gulf & West Indies and also in your
Seaboard Air Line adjustment bonds
and invest the proceeds in some Of the
high grade bonds that we frequently
recommend in these columns: for in
stance, Bl ooklyn Edison z per cent
series d bonds, due 1910, recently SELL
ing at 101, and Western Union 6M
per cent bonds. due 1885. recently SELF
ing at 1919. We think that the three
bonds you are considering are good in
vestments and we are Informed and
beileve that the guaranty of the Cans
dian government on the Canadian
Northern per cent bonds is as abso-
lutte as would be Canadian govern
ment issue itself. international Motor
first preferred is speculative.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Answer-We doubt whether vou could

get as high yield by selling any of
your bonds at present market prices
and investing in others as you now
have without getting lesser degree of
safety. In our opinion you are fortu-
nate in having bought your Niagara
Falls Power refunding and general 6s
as low as SO.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
A Fairy Tale

Talk in Wall Street yesterday of a
"loan of s5oo,O 900 gold to England
by an American banking group was
branded in high financial circles as a
fairy tale. Britain would be more
likely to ship half billion dollars OF
gold to the United States than to bor-
row such an amount here at this
time," observed partner in a great in
tcrnational banking house. eve have
never heard of any such scheme and
don't believe there is anything to it,"
he added. According to the gossip, the
ultimate object of the rumored gold
loan would be> to promote credit facili-
ties throughout the world.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Money and Credit

Call money held at per cent yester-
day. There was fair demand for
loans, owing to the increased buying
activity of the stock market.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Cuba Cane Sugar

Early announcement of the details of
the plan for financing the require
n.ents of the Cuba Cane Sugar Cor
poration is expected. The program is
understood to call for raising $10,O00,-
600, and it was reported yesterday that
a circular is shortly to be sent to hold
ers Of the outstanding z per cent con-
vertible debentures asking for their ap-
proval of the plan and Offering as an
inducement an increase Of l per cent
in the interest rate on their holdings.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24

The foregoing statistics give some-
what more unfavorable impression
than the facts justify, since the main
tenance was abnormal and the claims
against the government ought to bring
into the corporation eventually more
than the amounts indicated in this
years corporate income account.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-24
Stocks Ex Dividend


| Date. Company "
| Sept. 2S-Comput Tah Rec Co.......,.
| Sept. 2s--6sen Cigar deb pf.--......s. i
Sept. a4--Inf Cement tempy
Sept. 24--int HARVESTER Co...
Sept. 24--Kansas City. Ft & ph.' ffa
Sept. 26--Western Union Tel. ..-..,sss...'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15

koj kurt savo laime, pabre-
zia, kas trukde ir> tebetrukdo
musu teisetiems siekiams irkas
is laisvpjp tautp (Italai, Por-
tugalai, Persai, Paragvajus)
+viesai kele balsa uz priemi-
ma Lietuyos j Tautu Sajunga
(Atstoyai sustoje ilgai trllks-
mingai ploja tegyvuoja lta-
lai!).
Del Zeligowskio nepakencia
mos avanturos minister's pa
sake, kad' karo paliaubQ su-
tarty su Lenkais piranoji So
lyga yra zeliwoskio atsauki-
mas ir jei Lenkai dar kick nu-
tes, tai mes tue pat atpalai-
duosim savo rankas (snar-
kiai ploja). Pazynejes plebi-
scito klausima ir tas salygas,
kuriomis Lenkai ir iu talkinin
lSai noretp j ivykdyt, U. 4.
minister's sake: - plebiscito
.nebijom, bet sutiksim j pri-
INIT, jei busim visomis teise-
mis- sulyginti stl Lenkais (plo-
jay. Vilnius buvo ir bus mu-
su, nors Lenkai ir galinges-
nj negu mes, mes Lietuvos Ry-
tn gyventojai patys parodys
savo valia, kad >iie yra Lie
tuviai per amzius (smarkiai
plojaJ. \
zydai jan senai pazista
Lenku klastas ir apie Lenkus
ir zinot nenori (bravo!). San
tikiai SUI kaimynais Latviais,
kurie taippat Lenkp intrigo-
mis- buvo pabloginti, dabar vel
yra gryze i artimus draugin
gus dviejq broliQ tautu santi-
kius.
Priemus pereinamaja formu
Ia, kuria st. Seimas, isklauses
valdzios pranesimq, solidari-
zuoja jai ir eina tolimesniu
darby dirbti, po 10 min. per-
stoges, svarstyta> pirmuojn
skaitomu susisiellimo tekni-
kp mokyklos istatai.
Kitas posedis penktadieni,
sausio 81 d. 9 val. ryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
orlando oRGANAS KRI-
TIKUOJA S. VALSTI-f
JAS.
Nubara amerikoniskus Woke
9 CiuS. 49,

Paryzius, Vas. IA. - Prem
Zero orlando laikraSty Eclair
is Vasario u d. pad6tas tok-
sal raStas:
"Germanofilai, kuriQ yra
,daugvb6 Suv. Valstijose, ivai-
rioSe formose parodo daug. sa-
vo veiklrmo. Jie nusitvere
menkiausiq -nuotik! meglna
paardyti santikius talklnlnkQ
su iu buvusiQia Siaurin6s A
merikos sqiungininke.
"Toliaus tie germanofilai
buvusios-talkininkQ konferen-
ciios nutarimuose izimi Feak-
ella ir ruoSia batarejas prizes
tasi pozicijas, kurios greltu
.laiku bus uzimtos LOndone.
Paduodama ziniQ, kuriose IS
reiSkiami grumojimai Pran-
crziiai. Sakoma, Suv. Valsti-
los duodanGios Vokietijai pa
gelba If grieztai pareikalavu-
sios talkininkQ atmoketl JOINS
prigulincias skolas.
. "VokieGiai- i-Amerikonai If
ju draugai atrado sau pata-
rtjp net paGiame Sry. Valstl-
iu senate. stai senatorlus
France padav6 senatm suma-
nvma. kuriuo pasiQlo atlygl-
nina nuo Vokietijos nustaty-
ii 3,75O.OOO,OOO svarp sterlm-
eu. Toliaus jis rezolluclJo]e
pasiplo Suv. Valstpoms nuo
Vokietiios nupirkti visus ka-
belius if kolioniias uh 25O,OOo,-
900 svarQ sterlingQ. Tuos pl-
nigus Vokietija pavartotQ ap-
mOk9ti skOlas.
"Tiesiog nesuprantama,
kaip Suv. Valstijos gall nuo
'Vokieiios nupirkti tuos kabe-
lius ~ir kolionijas, jei tai visa
iau padalinta talkininkams. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
TALK1N1NKU ,sALYGos
PALIEcIA VOKIEcIUS.
DARBININKUS.
Jiems prisieis dirbti po IA va
landu parole.

Berlynas, Vas. IA. : DR..
Walther Rathenau, German
General Electric Co. virSinin-
kas, tvirtina, jog talkininkQ
nlsprendimas, kad Vokietija
per AZ metu jiems ismoketll
apie 55 miijardQ dol. atlygi-
nimo, reiskia ta, kad Vokie-
ti1os darbininkai tuo laikotar-
piu kasdien butu nepriyalge
If parole be johos pertraukos
dirbtu lpo Il valandQ.
DR.. Rathenau turf apskai-
tes, kad Vokietijos gyvento-
jai pirm karo per vienerius
metus uzdirbdavo "a milijar-
dus auksinip markiu. siandie
uzdirba tik apie Is milijardr
Reiskia, Siandie Vokieeiai
turi nuostoliQ 6 milijardus
markiq. Prie situ reikia pri-
,deti kitus 6 milijardus |kas
metal daugiau kaip per iris
desimts metQ, kaip to. pagei-
dauja talkininkai- Pagaliau
per metus 6 miijardai mar
kin VokieGiams reikalinga pa
vartoti pirkti is svetimQ sa-
lip maistmgujiu produktu, ko-
kin Vokietija pas save neturi.
Pasekmeje Voklee4ams ME
ko' nebelieka. Ir jis stebisI,
lsaip galetp 60 nlilijonp tauta
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
ITALIA NEsUTINKA SU
BoLsEvIKU MISIJA,
Nesuprantamas bolseviku pa
.siulylnas.

Rymas, Vas. II. ItaEJos
uzsieniQ reikalQ minister's
Sforza gavo is Maskvos nuo
bolSevikq nusiskundima, ko-
del Italia trukdo padarymqq
ssntarv6s reikale Siunciamos
Itahjos -bolSevikQ misijos. To
j misija tur6tu tarties su TIA
lijos vyriausybe reikale W
mezgimo savitarpiQ sanhkiQ
Rusijos su Italia.
Minister'S 'Sforza sake, kad
tasai uztrukimas> paelna del
negirdeto bolSeviku pasiQly-
mo.
BolSevikai nori pasiusti ~ani-
sija net is 40 zmQniQ, Kad
tuo tarpu sforza stow uz s
zmoniQ misija, /Tiesiog cia ne
suprantama, kokius tillslus
turi bolSevikai su ia savo
skaitlingaja misija.
Sforza sako, kad Italia no
ii uzmegsti santikius su Rusi-
ia, Bet tegu bus daroma Emo
niSkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
"NAUJ1ENU" DARB1N1N-
KU sTREIKAS ATsAUK-
TAS.

"Naujienu' Darbininkq Ia
ryba savo susirinkime Vasa-
rio 12 diena, kaip vienu balsu
nutare atsaukti streika. Z.
Streikas atsauktas ia sally
ga, kad spaustuves darbinin-
kams bus uztikrinta tinkamos
salygos darbo If unijos algos
(union seale), o streikavu-
stems ofiso if redakcijos dar
bininkams Quota raStiskas uz-
tikrinimas, kad per metus lai-
ko jie nebus atstatyti nuo
darbo. "Naujienp" spaustu-
We dabar bus unijine.,
Manadzeriaus pasalinimo
khusima darbininkai sutiko
palikti atatinkamujp "N-np"
Bendroyes istaigp issprendi-
'mqi.
Presos Komisija:
st. Strazdas,
VI D,,S;ncl,oc
r Makntanas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
gyventi tokiose nepakenGia-
NOSE salygose.
4
Darbo valandos suignoruotos.

Paryziaus If Brusselio kon-
ferencijose, sake DR.. Rattle
nau, talkihinkQ vadai visapu-
siai viska aptar6 prizes skirda-
mi kafo atly9dnima. Jie APP
tare Volietijos eksporta, i'm
porta, skolas( Z kreditus If XII
tka.> Bet j svarbiausia daikta
neatsizvelge. Is ju nei vienas.
nepagalvojo apie darbininkus
IL darbo vaEandas. Jie apskai-
te milijonus If milijardus. Bet
mel vienam neatejo galvon min
tbs, i, kur Vokieciai gall init
tuos mlijjonus arba mi1ijardus.
TAI turf jiems Mdirbti Vo-
kieeiai darbininkai
Anot DR.. Rathenau, Woke
eiu tauta skaito 60 milijonp
zmoniQ. Is to IS miLijonQ yra
darbininku industrijose il zem
dirbiq.
Vieneriais metals yra 300
darbo 1ienu.. Pagal internaci-
jonalio patvarkymo, dienos
darbas skaitosi s valandos.
Per mettrs tad vienam darbi-
ninkui iseina 2,40O darbo va
landq. Taigi 10 milijonq dar-
bininkq per metus pasidarys
36 milijardai darbo valandu.
Imant domon siandieni dar-
bininku produktivuma vie
mas darbininkas Valandoje pa
daro puse nlarkes per me-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
DRIMBA GRA1KU ARM1JA
M. AZ1JoJ.
Pramatomas naujas Turku
puolimas.

Paryzius, Vas. II. = Drim-
ba GraikQ armija Mazojoj A
zijoi. Dezerteriai sudaro skai;;
tlingas gatljas, plesia mieste-
lius ir veda partizanines ko-
vas su Turkais ir Graikq mi
litarine policija,, anot gautq
Gia ziniq nuo Venizeloso Sail
Is Gfakijos Smirnon stun
GGiamos naujos divizijos. Mes
biiomasi, kad veikiai gall il
vel prieS Graikus palSilti Tur-
kai naciionalistai.
Morale GraikQ kareiYip pa
datis nupuolusi. Smrhoj pill
ma deZerterlQ.' Mllltaflne poll
cija ip nearestuoja. Biiosi s1z
kilimo.
Is armijos praSalinami We
nizelistai vadai If anu yieton
karalius Konstantinas pasta
to savanorius vadus.. Situose
kareiTiai neturi pasitikejime'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
VOKIECIAI MOKA AUGS-
TESNES MOKESTIS.

Berlynas, Vas. H. : Kaip
Prancuzai, taip Anglai tvirti-
ma, kad Prancuzijos If Angli-
jos gyventojai moka kur- -kas
didesnes valstybines mokestis
uz Vokietijos gyventojus.
VokietiJos uzrubezinip rel
kalu minister's Simons prane-
Sc, kad tas netiesa. Jis sake,
kad sulyginus su gyventojll
iplaukomis Vokieeiai daugiau
moka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
HARDINGAs NUSAKo A
PIE sAvo 1NAUGURAC1JA,
Nebus Ijokiu parodavimu, po-
kyliu.
st. Augustine, Fla, Vas 13

Po keliq dienQl pasivazine-.
.jimo laivu Gia sugryzo pref
dentas-elektas Harding ir e
m6si darbo. Atrado kfuyas lai-
Skq, kuriuos prisieina ne tik
paskaityti, bet j daugell jq
ir atsakyti.
Be Sito prezidentui=elektui
gyvas reikalas taisyti kabine-
tq, tureti daznus pasilealbeji-
mus SUI interesantais ir dau-
sgeliu sayo patar6jQ.
Hardingas apsistojes cia
vieSbuty Ponce de Leon. Uzi-
ma SeSis kambarius. Nuo ryto
ligi vakaro, jis dirba su savo
sekretoriumi ir dviem stenog-
rafem.
Kuomet jis vazinejosi laiv1l,
ivairiu kliubu grupes buvo
plenavusios surengti marsavi-
mus inauguraciios diena Wa
shingtone. Apie- tuos plenus
pranesta prezidentui-elektui.
) "Netrlres but jokiq socijaliq
funkciiQ, pasake Harding.
"Tq diena Baltuose Namuose
nebus jokio pokylio, nebus
parodavimq, nei lSitlSo ypatin-.
go. AS savo automobiliu nuva=
Eiuosiu ] valstyb6s rumus, prl-
imsiu ofiso prisiega ir is ten
tuojaus vaziuosiu ] Baltuosius
Namus. Meginsiu ten ineiti
kuoveikiaus if tenai, rasi, prl-
imsiu kokius pasitikimus. Te-
mai prize uzkapdzio turesiu sa-
vo tevq, brolius If seseris. Tai
visa bus 4mano partija. Po uz-
kandzio manau truputi pa
dirbeti." "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-15
Kokios pasek1nes.

hlQ.
Kokios pasekmes.
/. Pirm karo, sake DR.. Bath
enau, Vokietijos produktiyu-
mas buvo toll didesnis. Woke
tiia tureio iplaukp is ivestini-
mp ir depozitq svetimose sa-
lyse, turejo pelno is pirkly-
binio laityno, is gelezies rudos
kasyklu, is gaunamQ produk-
tu prarastose provincijose.
-Tuomet Vokieeiai gyveno ge-
raj If pasilaikomai If per me-
tus gyvenimui iSleizdavo q
milijardus markiQ.
biandie Vokieeiai daugiau
isleidzia gyvenimui, kaip uz-
dirba. Is 19 milijardu per me-
tus padaromq markiq, 6 mi
liiardai turf but pavartojaml
isigyti is kitur reikalingi mai
sto produktai il zalioji med
ziaga. Is likusiu u milljardql
6 milijardai turi but ismoka-
mi talkininkams. PaseklneJe
Vokieeiams pasilieka Tx 8
milijardai markiq. Ir su sitais
6 milijardais tauta tufi pra-
gyventi. Taig:i, pragyVenimui
iai turi uztekti tik ketvirto-
sios dalies tick, kick buta
pirm karo.
Kad takininkai nori gauti
atlyginimo pagal jQ pastaroJo
.sprendimo, pirmiausia jie turl
Is. nliliionq VokieeiQ darbnin-
,kq priversti dirbti naziausia
po IA valandq parole Bet jie
to negali padarytf..