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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
CROSSES CONTINENT
FOR A SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew J.. Abell, on Coast-to-
coas, Trip and Return, Guest
ct the Wilmington Elks.

Wilmington tiilsa last ulght enter
tanned Andt.W >. Ahoil. an iS-year-
nla lad ul nan Francisco. Abel Is the
sule aufy.yut at a party of Ave young
men Who several months ago engaged
M vuAMstoseoaat trip and returned.
tur prise scholarship.
illdmH Kentucky 'goldseal
thoroughbred PAGER. with q mark OF
eip. ii wears w age, named Junius,
the youthful wider gave many interest
lhn apvuunta of hia trip. he LETT san
t'rAhuiHra ave months and ~ days
RNn, each OF hla ether companions
taking Il different route.
"i have travelled b.,eG miles and
Visited tWtuly.niN Hovornors,' said
Ahen "A nrt the official soal and
signature frum each one, am one
~ marty uf ave who started 60 make
ihr luug trlp The other four have
lAnfdl twn diod ou che way and the
uihuf twn gave up the trip One
tuuMa IMAM died from pneumonia and
lhr uihpr uum utlveuakc bite.
uHU Save up ln Montana, and tho other
n Nurih nahula.
AHu hnH with hum sman foN
ltfNtr iour tuna old named Grit
fhu dan udta ln small leather hos
At enc saddle II la the ouly dog u
lhp Wufm ll WhH explained, that ever
pHaapd lhp tnIlpd Htat,a ou horao-
mrh liU m Alae lhe only dnw that
ptfi aupnAnd h.turp twrnty.slN gov.
yfNWH
iWh4 Aml aaid ha hnd encounter.
90 WHW WuUnu experiences un hlt
UNa uut0 hu WaH held up hy MvNL
wN mU mrH Whn throw an N-lncb
mVi hWit 90 hIm npnHtrrmr bis
HW W lhpu WHupH ile utrrpoWvtr,
lhN hail Nufu Whn had mHtphrn hu
NF "a HWiW nl WaMlpWd mbl. AN,
WNi Wtltu tlun trWad n k,u
tUh hN WaH ahuI 10 lhUer tmua D,
W.HHaHNpia Whu h1d manErn hm
t# State iNmpf
ramb NmU WW $50 ha twenty
HttulN HlHNHiuW WNyn bu win Nal
tiHttiNnf nUnHpt 40 n0trt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Jungle. and that Is impenetrable any
way. We shot four other lions the
same way. The searchiight dazes.
frightens and renders them powerless
for q time.
"One Of tho most interesting ex-.
Fpcrienoes Of tho trip was an interview
with the ex-sultan Of Zanzibar, who
was being exiled with his three wives.
"The Sultan bet on the wrong horse 2
said Mr. Babcock AT the beginning
os the war he was sent 70 Sc. Helena
At his own request ne was removed to
the 1sle Of Seychelles. He and his
wives were on the boat on which /
was a passenger.
r am a German citizen. he pro-
tested to me. After the war Is over.
why should ] be held o prisoner by
the British? can prove that I have
citizenship rights in Germany, and I
wish you would take letter to some
one in the United States when you 20
buck'.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
DISCOVERS ANEMIA GERM.
California Scientist Ionorcd for De-
yeloping an Anti Toxin and Serum Also

Pasadena, Calf. Oct. 22.--Discovery
OF the germ Of pernicious anemia by
Doctor Philip Rantjen, former pro-
fessor of Bacteriology ut the Uni
versity of California, was announced
here yesterday on receipt of word from
Washington that the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Science had honored him for the dis
covery by eleeting him to member
ship.
Doctor Rantjon Is credited with iso-
latingf the anemia germ and develop
lrg an anti toxin and serum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
knights OF Columbus Dance.

A large dance was held last evening
in the knights of Columbus Hall by
the members of the Santa Maria Coun-
Gil. No. Is. The hall was beautifully
decorated with corn shocks. autumn
leaves and jack-o-lanterns. On the
entertainment committee We're: Her
bert Z. Kaighn. George Hanley and
Charles McAteer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Wsa ths,,e Nan. traae noom.

Wual DhUHlta ia Ogt es--rhns
hiN HHH Waat heV lur lhe forma.
tHh uf "a rhHWhrl uf commerce on ihe
NaA PROPOSED hf lhp Am0sran CliN
iMmH ava .l ls promWn ., Wia ho %
4HmtHH hthFr lhe NlHHe oI ihU vtat.
fHU MHtt l mflud ht lhp Hoard 80
l ihu NaHW Grub and other
NaiNH HUn uI lhe town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
NOTICE.

ln order to repair "a leak in the
euH main. the gas will be turned of
ir New Castle on New Castle Road
from Rogers Road, on Sunday
morning October %. from 6 A. NJ
e. $50 q. A., weather permitting
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SkrCHENYI COMING As ENVOY.
Former Gladys NanderbiIt's Husband
To he Minister Prom Hungary.

budapest, oct. 22.--The appoint
.ntnt of Count Laszlo Szechenyi as
HunFarian Ambassador 70 the United
States VIII be published within few
Gays, according 70 information given
ihr Associated Press.
Count sacchcny Is well known in
~ United states. lie married GLADYS
N Vanderbilt % New York IN 1905.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
URGES gUIET STREETS.
Noises Harmful 10 Health of ctr
People, Engineer says.

Philadelphia. Oct. z2s-tlulet streets
70 constructed that they Win assure
maximum comfort 70 brain toiiers.
were advocated Thursday BY q. M.
Pickney. Chief Engineer of the De-
partinent of Public Works for tn@
Borough Of Manhattan, New York. IN
an address before a conference On city
paving. Nearly 100 prominent ensi-
neers from many parts Of the country
were present.
Noise interferes with the health n
persons who must work with their
brains. the speaker declared. Not only
will Il be necessary 10 provide them
with streets whore rest ulN bee unin.
terruptod while they sleep. Mr.. Pirte
ney said. but street noises must lie
eliminated while they work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
burglars Loot whisky Warehouse.

pttshWf. Pa. Oct. 22.-Whiskey
valued az $4,000 was stolen from a
warehouse early yesterday after the
robbers had bound the night watch
man and placed ham Ia a vault from
which they were removing the liquor
fi Il trurlt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Here's a Letter For You!

Dear Reader:
We make this appeal to the general public hoping
to find new friends and remind old tha' year
has rolled around since last asked your hep or ths
Babies Hospital
We have two institutions one for white babies
at 207 Washington street. the other Tor colora babies
700 French street. both Of these hospitals under
the supervision Of graduate
Our doors are never closed to sck, destitute aed
homeless Babies, from any part Of the state
We are facing hard winter with ,housand. 81
of worb,~many will call this year from necessity
who have never called before As long ~ orr funds
hold out, viii be refused.
This is up to you, kind friends; viii you help use
Give what you can It costs s10O q day 70 keep
Baby
s1O0 will keep baby day.
800 viii keep baby a week
$4,000 viii keep baby month
s365OO will keep baby year
VII you keep one for day, week, a month ora
year?
If you cannot give money give supplies. food,
soap, clothing toys, only remember that 'nasmuch
as We done it Of the least Of these my
brethren, We have done it unto Me"
MARY WILSON THOMPSON
For the Board Of Managers Of the Babies
Hospital and Day Nursery
Kindly send checks money or supplies TO Babies
Hospital 2O7 Washington street, Wilmington, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Uunnruf FASHIONS roR
AUTUMN

rlut sslff shows a pediltClion iof
sifaHh hht, alsVAsifsa ARRANGEMENTS,
isttauAs. W. suHpi ia prestige a
sH4sAspd hY aasoglaiian with the
Waited WHttflaN lula which hlnuaaa
49, lAshluAFi ihai hfr worn With
sleeveless tllp'uerf dlesaea braid
AnH buttons alp addtd ln the hfat
welsl ~ Asrn almte ulih lhe elegance
~ hs llue asiin hluuat Medium slar
itaulfsa z fafds silhfh stfgt anA
taihs At lnNh hlut aailn
To- shus that haidlng : not the
exclusive mulHfiY ul dipasef, the
lluuss IA che neat moitl takes unto
Hsfll an elaborate inmmlng m lne
slA nulaths The llofh IS 81 blue
stits Nllh j desp iugh and hrm ul The
sant width, ln ihp sAlf Medium
tlh gsaultsf Yatds 81 inch acfYs
vNN 4 fafds ~ hth aailn
lltsl Mwlol Pictorial bptirW Dress
~ euAs alna. "a io a. inches bust.
ltht. it Utnif blouse So psS4.
sizes "A a. a. lughff lusi Prise. 40
ssNls mhlplusfY ne 1880 Trans.
o. hAN Ui yellow, ueulH
aAund Nuflf DRESS No pdsf.
flssN NAi lu iu Hlhf bust Price. as
stni Aluuat hu guit sists. 81 10
a. ln,hss husl liie ~ cents
tsraNf a iinl lUnHmuY nfu arent
lel liiHiNfiai neflNN Patterns Wl
WlNaiNnN itsNlNe uiuit Sos ellk was
laslt 4Hd WNNlen uiNHH Numia COS
~ tafNti aliUtt Adv
Wf aie lUHi distribution snd CARR
ai Hsl iNHes q iNil HnH Numnleh hi
al i'|tiutHi littlrW PATTERNS ken
nala i'lis tNs eifsN8l AafNel at. adj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Riga. Oct. 22--After long rest in
he country, Premier Lenin has re-
turned TO the political arena with an
open admission of communism's de-
feat, according TO an account of
speech he made recently before the
Congress of Political Workers in Mos
cow, given out by the Rosta Agency.
official Bolshevist news dlsseminator.
Everybody sees" he said, what a
sharp turn the Soviet powers and the
Communist Party have taken by
adopting n new economic policy,
which, In substance, contains more Of
the old regime than of our previous
| policy. The attitude of the Soviet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SOVIET 4 FAILURE,
| LEN|NE CONFESSES
Communism Is Yielding and
Must Yield to Capitalism,
Leader Declares.

Moscow, oct. 19.--Nikolai Lenin, In
q speech delivered here today on Rus
sla's new economic policy, declared:
!. I'VE must face the fsCt that we are
re-establishlng capitalism, and also the
question of whether the peasantry
will follow the capitalists or the conn
munists. II the capitalist organize
quicker and better they win send US
communists TO the devil.
Our problem" continued the Soviet
Premier, "is to make the future capi-
talism subject to the state and serve
II. We are now surrounded by forces
stronger than ourselves. and In order
TO gain victory and convince the peas
antry, and also the workers. Of the
necessity of our aims and of their adj
vantages TO the common good.
"rhe present return 10 capitalism is
not the re-estab blishlng Of private own
ership. but Of personal communistic
interests. In order TO reorganize our
economic life we must interest every
specialist; and In this we have failed
so far by direct attack. Now we must
make a turning movement. II we
again fail every one Of us will go "a
the devil and be hanged, and viii de.
serve IL.
II say TO you: go into business
Work with the capitalist by your side
both Russian and foreign, who vii
get 100 per cent out Of you. Let hin
get rich. But learn from him, and only
hen win the true communistic repub
lic be created. II Is hard. difficult
Srenching toll. but all of US must d,
It. as there is no other way out
THE time for drawing political pic
lures OF great aims is now past. w
must put theories into practice. w
| must do much cultural work and als'
ligest our political experience in or
Ter that our political coup d'etat ma.
be saved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Lost your dog? Telephone a Lost"
ad.---Call 1900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

II pays 70 read ana use classified
ads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
CONFERENCE AND LEAGUE.

That the coming disarmament conference will have an Inn
portan bearing upon League OF Nations the League up
ON the conference for that maes plain 10 all But just how
the one will be found upon the other II rash to pre-
dict Various prophecies made all too confident Some de
clare that the will deliver the finishing blow to the
League Others equally positive that the conference will find
itself unable function without the League and will gradually be
merged in it, All these specuaons premature and ncon-
elusive Present knowledge is limited to upon, and the
diplomatic exchanges which certain to prcede the conference
may lead to ings the situation which nobody fore
see 1t possess the soul in patience and wait to see
where the OF discussion and the pressure OF opinion will u
tmaely lead
OF thing, however may well take note without wait
ing This the fact that the League OF Nations living
gans which does propose commtc suicide At anybody
behest Nscomt Grey president OF the League OF Nations
Union OF England and une Is he issued statement to be
meeting in Hyde Park The parts OF II gnilc
those in which e referred TO the United States Ac
cptng the apparently official that this country would
Join the League Nscou Grey declared that he did doubt
that the president and the people OF the U Ted States had the
same desires for world peace members of the League He
that crisis like that of 1914 the mlu
of the United States be very great and may very like
decisive That influence he said the League would ge
"n whatever way the United States decides
Then Vscount Grey quietly added But cannot scrap the
League OF Nations"
This explicit But is also friendly and leaves the door
wide open for American the League either before
after the disarmament conference and upon any reasonable
that may be laid down by govenmentNew York
Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
THE GAME OF ADVERTISING.

Advertising game Business is its stake No other game
has greater Importance Too many business play it
carelcssly
Competition is the great instructor Run your the
advert of today and will find them showing skill
and ingenuity well deserving the of The titles
like heads and have the appeal The copy
and readable tells people unmstakaby how they
ze where they buy the best goods for the least money and
with the least inconvenience to themselves Everyone
cconomze The advertisement which promise econ
ony might well not be written
We udicious Of space and appropriateness Of dis
play that makes each modern good advertisement classic If
should compare them with those that few years
ago he would be surprised at the improvement.
And yet there soveny advertisements STILL advertise
which merey take exhibit the backwardness OF
those who pay for them.
The best skill any game attained by trained experts
Others may have good ideas and flashes Of luck only the ex
pert knows how to good ideas for the maximum of
without relying on ucl1-Ncw York Mail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

clinod as much as 81, The advance
of soc 10 zoe ON hogs would lndl
cate that the upward seasonal trend
has started Steers are i0c 70 SOC
higher. The price range ON butcher
COWS and heisera widoned 25c nd.
vance being scored on the best
grades. Lower grades. feeder stecra
declined 5sc while lower grades OF
veal calves advanced an equal
amount Fat lambs declined 81 while
other classes Of sheep we're about
sieady. July rs Chicago prices; Hogs.
top. ii0S5; bulk Of sales sa25 TO
slOia: medium aud good beef steers
s1g5 to fas Butcher cowa ana hcIf.
crs sg75 20 Ss.15; feeder steers g. TO
$3.50; lisht and medium weight veal
calves a. to n. Fat lambs IS TO
siO7o; feeding lambs s. to 81: year.
linga 50 to sS2s: fat cwca o. to
St.3a. stocker and feeder shipments
from 10 important markets during
the week ending July we're; Cattle
and calves 1861. hogs 1913. sheep
s.1cs Dressed beef at eastern whole.
sale markets declined zoe TO 7sc ON
The lower grades. compared with a
week ago Veal shoeol ao change
Lamb declined 81 while mutton adj
yaneed from 81 to fi Light pork
loina advanced Sc while heavy loins
were Irregular. advancing 81 on the
better gradea. July IS prices good
grade meats. Beef sii2b 10 $3.50;
veal SIC TO SO; lamh s25 10 s29;
mutton sls to So. FIGHT pork loIns
S2i to se7; heavy loins SIC 10 sci.
Cotton
Spot cotton prices declined about
I points during the week. closing
around Slil2c per pound. New York
July futures down s2 points at si2.2O
cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
America. First
Parrot a Eavorite Beneficiary,

If all of the money that has been
left to parrots in different countries
could be gathered together it would
make enough to support the average
orphan asylum. In most cases these
requests come from unmarried ladies
who have found solace and compan-
lonship with their f;iyorite parrots.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
Cotton

chamberlain's bIarrkoea Remedy
There Is nothing In the whole list
4 flesh heahng remedies That can ap.
pro- "a Liquid Borozone IN the rapid
ity with which IL heals cuts, wounds.
sores burns or sealds. IL Is a mar
velous discovery. Price soc. COc and
1920 Sold by Wren Drug Co. i-3it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

A teaspoonful Of Herbine will pro-
duce a copious and purifying bowel
movement improve appetite. restore
mental activity and a fine feeling OF
vigor and cheerfulness. Price. soc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co. 1-31.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
EXPRESS pAckAoETTEs

Put your hammer In the locker
with your hand'ax do likewise,
Anyone can be knockcr.
Anyone eau criticize.
Cultivate the building habit,
Though Il hurts your face to smile;
AZ the start II may 30 awkward,
but youll get II afterwhlle.
Anon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

Regardless of newspaper dope to
the contrary. the report was quite
too absurd In the first place to be
credited How could anybody help
being In love with this fair land Of
oursg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

I have n Rex concrete mixer prac.
tically good as new No Novo En-
gine will sell for half price Call
at 1916 S. 10th after p. m. T. j.
Ileady. coat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
NoIlt &

The PASTORS aid society Of the
First Christian church win give an
Ice cream social Friday evening on
the church law1i Everybody invited.
20.3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
AND THIS is AMERICA!

According authentic reports during the first six
1921 there 80 yncings in the United States This "a
than the number for the first half Of preceding year and
more than the number for the first six months OF 1919
OF those lynhed this year. whites and "a were ne
two Of the latter being Eleven the number put
to death charged with the of rape Mississippi leads
IN number OF nchngs ten being reported in that
Georgia next with cases
With scarcely exception the crimes which provoke lynch
ngs such would be promptly punished by the processes
law Mexico frequently denounced for failure to protect the
lives OF Americans but here country have hum
iang record of the failure of violence
blot the OF America 1t can be wiped only by the in
cucatng OF higher degree respect for the foundation
of order and national safety.
Mr. Harding pulls another two he did in the
Of the soldier bonus BILL first thing he knows he'll be hearing
again the horrible tale Of presidential croachment the
powers of the making branch Of the government That
thing of the high crimes of Woodrow Wilson and
warm condemnation from the G. O P during the last
campaign Even Mr. Harding candidate gave the
that he in favor of letting do peases without
any suggestions from the White House. But please don't infer
that crcising the president for taking hand the
bonus fight His Intervention timely and there doubt
that the advice which he gave calculated
from mosti embarrassing financial situation.
From Washington the startling that Indian a
fairs to be "wond up during the four Years However
this information would thrills percoate through
system hadn't been reading with considerable regular
ity for the last dozen years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

Despite the fact that business Isn't
exactly rushing, We know n man
who figures that he " getting fairly
we. started ON the road to riches
merely because Ne isn't sloughlng
of his money for every sort Of fool.
ish Investment that comes along.
II doesn't sound plausible but one
chickasha man claims that he has
his wife 30 well trained that she
rolls cigarettes for him.
One reason why we long to hear
that Mr. Harding has completely
wound up the nations war business
is because we are getting anxious TO
hear the last of Grover Bergdoll
Grover and his Ma both bob up too
frequently in the news to suit our
tastes. We are fed up on them.
But It Is possible for mans
bump Of conceit to get so big that
10 will blow up. An exaggerated
sense Of self-importance is one Of the
yices Of small minds.
Only low standard of taste on
the par OF rotrons Of the pictures
can make II possible for a woman to
win fortune and fame in the movies
by going wrong. II the sordid story Of
Clara Smiths shame fails TO attract
the film fans, II will be wholesome
lesson to the producers.
81 Simp says he notices that the
hotter 1t gets the higher the Their
mometer goes.
Still, it is a serious question in our
nhnd whether Mr.. Taft was stepping
Up when he resigned his job as as
sociate editor of Philadelphia
paper to take the post of chief jus
tlee of the supreme court
If you gather from the foregoing
remark that we have an idea that
the editors calling is highly honor
able one, you have guessed about
right. Why shouldn't man boost his
own profession? Especially, when it
is hot day and it is hard as the
dickens to fill up his kolyum?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

"Nly wife IS talking about roising
some Jack roses" "rhat so?" "Yes;
she asked me last night II | couldn't
get her few jack pots to put 'em
ln."-Boston Transcript
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

II Is very encouraging to learn
from Mrs. Niblack tiat she didn't
leave her husband merely because
she didn't like Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
The Kind Required

The other day negro went into
drug store and said: ::
"Ah wants one OBJ dem dere plas-
ters you stick on yoah back
a understand" said the clerk.
"You mean one of our porous plas-
ters.'
mo, sab, / don't want hone of
your porous plasters. wants de bes'
one you got. New York Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
Undesired Honor ;

A British lord has a lion named
Laury. None of the verse-makers
seems anxious to be the poet Laury
Baltimore Sun.
America First
An old Flemish pitcher sold in
New York the other day for $3.50, but
a first-class young American pitcher
will bring a good deal more.-Provi.
dence Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

AN ounce OF mirth ls worth
pound " sorrow "-l Baxter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21
Something to Strive

Lives of master crooks remind us
We may do bit of time,
And, departing, leave behind us,
Thumb-prints in the charts Of
crime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

But It Is possible for mans
bump Of conceit to get so big that
10 viii blow up. An exaggerated
sense Of self.importance is one Of the
yices of small minds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

II doesn't sound plausible but one
Chickasha man claims that he has
his wife 40 well trained that she
rolls cigarettes for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-21

81 Simp says he notices that the
hotter It gets the higher the ther-
mometer goes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-03
SUMAzINTA CELEz|NKE,
.L|EG|AMS UzMOEfSNIS.

Gelezinkeliq darbo taryba
pagaliau paskelbe, kad gele-
zinkeliQ darbininkams SUI Lie
pos men. 1 d. sumazinama uz-
mokesnis.
Tos tarybos nuosperndis pa
'lieeia apie du milionu darbi-
ninkQ ant 104 atskiriq kompa-
nijq gelezinkeliq. Aplamai i
mant, sumazmta IL nuos.
Is to sumazinimo kompani-
jos per metus pelnys apie 400
milionq dol. Vadinasi, tick
milionq per metus nuo darbi-
ninkq bus atitraukta.
Kalbama, jog darbininkai e
So tue patenkinti. Mes jie lau-
Ike didesnio sumazinimo.