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New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Risks In OH Business

eneStfoa---As stealshol,isr OF Aeosn pa !
,ss. ,ssssu..'. would lite 70 asis you q few ana
wnaaa cams to my notice Ia your Investors
sSluina In 1ne rrfhane Of the sth inat agrst.
erIor 20 Tune Is, 1879, at ss a share, With
~ 9aaransy to @ return al naensy invested
hara,s,sn arra, =. isss Scopy e aaid saaran,s
TOT nay ut leass 10 Ger cent diyidends.
..,ns,.s, sow ssias eoggsng fs not masking money
guaranty like this? This came stsrk "a
now ss being sold at sl.as a share Second.
,as,,so .as aohds, which are Q fve-year asbenturs
asfnes . lien on the property and / have
oeen s INFORMED that th.s are just prom.
ssoss .sna ngss as. es ,hs COMPANY. II th:s i q
has the hoidera rhlrd, Is il aayssssia ayssps'9n 10
sut mere. nloney into the COMPANY. as to
bad as have BEEN infcsed s1a 'gasy tna, sgssf Mra
.L EArE has raeetvea all thie trustee account
money snd has deposited aafs,e TO her own
soant with the Equitable Traat COMPANY :
- snis company has ninety barrel pro
saesson. as you state Tin the paper), would
per cent On tae small amount OF sora.
outNshatnRs wsseh I understand are In
amount lefs than sIo5, poo7 AS these ques-
xlons are OF vital Importance TO oil stock
aoldsrs who have been financially aesist~
,aa Mrs Barr TO save their lessee In okla
rs3,sa,, h.laa,f. & as ! would appreciate your
i
or not have learned that the STOCK can
es oo9Sht no~ as lc~ a. 10 cents a sherg
snered BIZ New Yelss broker aud the
oo19s ~ so pes ceos OF their face value,
Answcr--0ur information OF Acorn
Petroleum is confined largely to state
ments made by Mrs A. IA. Barr. who
claims the responsibility OF managing
tha affairs OF che company as trustee,
| Considerable dissatisfaction on the
part of ckholders and bondholdars
has been evidenced and where this
exists ie would seem that proner
courae would be TO bring grievance
directly before the management. Oil
business. is a risky speculation end
ehose who anticipate entering into it
would do well TO seek disintereeted
ADVICE, Many trials and tribulations
'cf prospective purchasers OF oil stocl
woaid be avoided il such a course
were followed. We do not know
enough about the technical or practical
side OF the oil business 20 determine
what amount of production Ia necss-
sarv 60 provide net income in specific
case. We see no reason for continuing
a speculation that has proved unpro 1T
able and do not recommend your inter
esting yourself further in the Acorn
Petroleum Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Columbia f,rapbenhoon

:, QasstionA4Have stock OF Columbia
SSfrs,phonone ! a,li,,l, and do not anow whethsr
What do you know about sha s,oin,nt,ess % ~,
epndliion tlnanesallY? Bought some q.
ths stock at ss4 and others st 5h. Ad-
vase me what 60 do,-H. q q.
Anawer--columbia Graphophone has
passed through period Of severe de,
preston and has only recently begun
TO shsw Improvement What procress
mas been made this year will not be
known officially nnt:i the annual state.
nont is ready for the stockholders
Stock OF this company Is entirely
speculative at present and we cannot
attempt to predict future prices. You
must pse. your own Judgment in decid
ing whsthor to continue to hold it or
to sell It.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Mortgage Holding COMPANY

Guestion--As am Interested ii, "a prep.
able Investment in the Mortgage Holding
Co.ip&np, OF 1872 Broadway New York
CITY. ! Will thank you to advise rne any
information you can give about this ooni-
pssny IS. 20 its reliability, the prizes per
share OF its teck, The dividends IL nav
also II any investment wonld be aaclsebls
for person OF limited Tnea rs IL. T. q.
Answsr--The Mortgage Holding Com
pany has been engaged in business For
thirteen years under the successful
management Of Albert n. Brown, whose
office is at 1872 Broadway. Directorate
OF the company includes men Of pron,i-
nence IN their particular fields Of bust
noss activity, and the company seems
strong financially. Capital consists of
100000 preferred stock and $4,000
common. After dividends Of per cent
are paid on the preferred stock and
dividends at the same rate have been
paid on the common stock, both issues
share equally in any further distribu-
tion. Regular quarterly dividends have
been paid on the preferred stock since
organization, and the company shows a
surplus amounting to about SO per cent
Of outstanding capital OF $4,000. All
Of che officers Of this company are
financially iTterasted in the company
and draw no salaries. We consider the
preferred stock OF this company en-
titled to a good Investment rating.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Not for Working Girls Savings

Qaesoni oad appyeate innsaseiy go coats a, ae ~
fae sceasfa Of S,.e,
~ az $500 psv shc Only hos orhed hayd
os eveSv cent 10 css IN eo, ~ ona.t
aon.--afsss M. R. " ~ ' P.VP0't
AnaWcA working girl who has saved Soo should nves,pax
afeiay any security offered fer purchase She hmd ar
Wnae behind the stock she purchasing what th
eeof mas been and what the prospects for continuance and @
inquire as 20 the marsetabnty the secrtvat what nd ~
A IN an emergency she needed
Ffesanaby you have been approached by salesman ~ M
steel Service Coporationor thrift ma tha et ~
sometimes rmedfor other quarters w, a m
asked TO pay 5000 for two shares preferred IN fact d
recent quotations could have bought If YOU were nred
a nearly eight shares Of L. Steel Inc for sooo
ready % dispose o the shares Of disappointed holders
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
eeyal routch's prosneefe

Question: should arpsec!afe your al
vice 40 70 the possibility OF Royal Dutch
mark. II Ia rather diseoutaging 10 note
fho low rate now hSld, considering that !
have bought this stock In 1920 as So ahi
q fraction. a4d the best showing in this
Answer---It certainly lie Encouraging
to hold a stock at a high price and
watch vainly for it Co recover to She
level at which you purchased It. The
only remedy we can think Of is TO dis
card speculative securities subject 10
wide fluctuations and substitute invest
ments. This would be even more ad
yisable IL the decline in securities wor-
ries you. As for Royal Dutch's pros
poets Of advancing TO 100. we cannot
attempt to express an opinion. Such
speculative questions fall outside the
scope of this department..
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Transcentinensai OH

Question: own a FAIR sized bieck of
Traneeontinontal OH Company stock and
Ain writing for your opinion on THIS
iseue. Unfortunately I invested when The
stock sold a. It's highest prizes. However.
have purchased from time to time on q
scale downward and now have All average
cost Of as%. Do you think the future OF
this concern 5ustffes rae to eahslhae 10
hoid or would you think it better TO bay
more around present levels and cndeavea
Go sscurs better average? | would ap-
pseciato you opinion very much K.
Answer will no doubt agree
that o stock which haa never received
dividend cannot be classsd as an In
vestn1ent. It 10 apparent, therefore,
that ar holder OF Transconsinental
Oil shares you are engaging In specula-
tion, and unless you feel you can afford
Go continue the venture yor should
place your funds in Investment secuyi.
ties frequently recommended in The
Tribune. We cannot attempt TO predict
the future price Of the stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
InYlncible oil,s Earnings

Geuestion--Being e. Constant seaGea ~
The 1'rlhune, wili yov pleaso savtse me in
regard TO Ihviaoibls Oil Conivany's stand
ing. and ALSO when the nest meeting Of
tho board of directors will /be heid 7.-~
j. c. III.
Answef-The Tnvincibie Oil Corpo-
ration reported. - deficit of $se7 ,355
for 1891. Net earnings for ths six
months ended June 90, 1892, we're ST.
S7S,bos,. Because Of the nature OF Its
business assets Of the company are
largely potential. the next meeting
of the board Of directors Of the COM
pany will be held November "a, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
lypt's Cotton Waste Exports

sussossN sssssN N 1920 exported 40 tens of
hsry @ waste, principally to Italy, Ger
dis n ana SYRIA. In 1921 exports of
tlpai pavouct fell to. 220 tons, Che prin-
eass ssnsamers being Syria and Ger.
q 100 pursrag the first three months
assae,scs',,a..o however, Germany purchased
sut a. fs sas sae entire export Of 1876
slexaus.a;o cons, says Consul Jacobson,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Quotations Fal,

Question:, have ten shares Of Federal
Adding Machino Cooperation aud 100
shares OF Associated Pharmacists, Inc.
Please tell ine something OF the cornpan,e los
and Of the value ;efs she shares In these
com paries.--I. B. NJ
Answer - Federal Adding Machine
stock recently sold at auction at Is
cents share. for the preferred and
nine cents for the common. Associated
Pharmacists. Inc, stock was recently
quoted among brokers specializing In
unlisted securities at two cents a share
hid
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Cabs Nnses

II, II. Byilesly & Co. anneunea that
the board Of directors Of Western
States Gas and Electric Company has
called for redemption on January s,
1928, the entire outstanding issue Of
the compangs tcnsyear 6 per cent gold
will be made, together with accrued iss-
tereHt, 70 January 3, 1898, on or aft4r
that date ct the offices OF the Guaranty
Trust Cearas:g of New York. truasss.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Another SILVER Qaeer,

Question--Sosns yaars ago + purchased
few shares of Silver queen. q Cobalt min
ing stock, which wea then selling es 81 q
share, Shortly after II faiied TO pay divi-
dends ana I believe Che mite was clossd
ReoentIy ] have gsoh u Silver queen nain-
Ing stock listed On the Curb Exelsanss
and wondered IL yop could give me any
information concerning the present Status
be spprecfased.4-F. A. g.
Answcr~silver Queen, Listed on the
Curb market, Is an Arizona corpora
ton. We are unable to find a market
for the Cobalt company shares.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
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Inquiries addressed TO shis depart
confidential, but to show the writer's
coed faith all should be signed and an
aadress should be incIosed for reply.
Letters from the following are being
held for Identification: b. r. L., r. T..
NJ, ). A. W, w. G., @. y. H., W. w.
| "Investor,r 5. r., Al. A., NJ. f., j. r. c..
w. A. b., w. ", j. G., j. H.. W. E. H.,
M. r., g. r. g., J. B. and Constant
Reader
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Satisfied Judgments
In Rranx fiouuty


s.asst nalne that OF debtor:
mssasson, ThomaR. and Jennie
is,sisI' az ihI'en.-J T p Ryan
s.saast s.saast Gussle~--R Model. ....- 1868
,aILL ILLsss.ne--4D Meyer st eI...... a,ss2.ss
Louis-F w Aver ct all. ss63s
In New York County
81 ysI Same lis that Of debtor. second that
sisSsNles and date when Judgna srt was
isisasal M-F kruger; July
<efntl 60. ..,......,..s..... S19S.5S
"a. ~ sssalel--wm A r5omas
H.fsSosg =, Ssl7............... 1910
Err.bIRS Charles and Charles
BssssAesitss Inc - Irving Nail
GakIss aew Tork; Oct 30, 1929. 1sS. rs
Nv II Isohstruction CO, Inc--StaA
= g. LTssesr.r Elevator G. Machine
esssasrt Coz ~ duly IS 1899, -. s5s,s5
eaiesa1 Inc; Oct 20. 1922 {va-
................s.. 1s,g45.55
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Goodyear Tire o.. 1881

dnession--Do n you consider Gosayear
Tire and Rnbber sSs, 1891, a safe invest
tnentf What denofiinatioa do tisey come
In. pteasa ?---I. q. b.
Answer Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Ga, 1891, are a second grade bond and
iunser to $s0,o00,00o 8s, due In 1891.
The bonds are issued in s10o, $500 aisd
$1,000 denominations. .
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
y ,. Hardware i'm Cevlon

Ge rsssah nr,sss hardware manufacturers
ssses es'sssaasing IS. good part Of the hard.
70 s7sa1 s1aoe ase IN Ceylon, which araasnts
se.s se.sv,y''g svs Year. The Unit.a wSnaa
esss,attaa aea Japan are the only irsrartanst arass
Efitiss n, although imports fron, sl
says ro,na1 are gradually tucreasfs,o
soasai Vance, Colombo bSAsAhs'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
nvestment information

Qsssatioas Of general sassvass 20 is.
vestess sesf BE- cas,perea ia thss COL
stnsst, W ssASch cGse only snitsals sriU
ee wsssa. OTHERS ersss be eaawered bs
nass A1d@css als Inquiries, sssesos.
tTag stawsped, addressed eapasope. TO
ss'ssf'soi1l Editor, The Tsihamo, sss
Nassass Street, Neso York Cssy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Hopes for aise In stock

\. Question Kindly advise II the National
Acme stoek is als tight. now about 1S.
bought at "a Wauid you advise holding
on to fiiis? Do you believe this stock wifi
go back TO 80 In the nsef future? give
sas all the information on siais- ri. s. s.
Answer--Prsdicting future market
prices falls outside the scope Of this
column. National Acme stock is
largely speculative, and unless you
feel yen can afford TO engage In ven-
tures Of this sort you should place
your 2ugds III Investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
EXCHANGES in sfoel;s

laestion--1 am ijtt castea in your ad-
nne. end would ba Is "a ssful Toy your eriti-
cisin OF the securities I hold. an, a
woman entirely dspondent on she inconle
from IRON my holdings. VII! you kindly ad-
Keep, ana what new Investments to make
ia place Of those I oneht to sell; sa,s0o
Liberty Buhds; 60 shares United States
Stsei common; 40 shares Union Pacific
asnrna esSn,haoh; a,s o. shares Anaeonea Copper 40
states steel prSferrsd: 20 sharas. ssi united ite
states rubber preferred. / am vere eng
aosa .ss 20 Enow aboGt Anacenda Copper n
have Been paid since November, 1870, Do
you advise me TO sell this stock @--M
AnsWer--Disregaading any prospect
OF appreciation Of Of resumption Of
dividends. we do not believe that Ana
eonda Copper stock is the kind of aecu.
f1ty for pernon sin your circun,-
stances. You can get approximately
what you paid for It, New York Tele-
phone eM per cent preferred stock,
selling around 1ii, would be good
substitute. Your United States R,fb
Der preferred stock aiso fails to meas
ufe up to the standard Of investments
TO which q woman should adhere. As q
substitute we suggest Endicott John
soa preferred, selling around lie and
paying Z per cant, am General Electric
special" per cerl stock, which has
Ell the features Of preferred stock
and is issued in $40 par value. II is
selling between 1oA and IL, Offering 81
RETURN Of between BAa and 81 per cent.
four ether securities are suitable.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
77e,eoe,ees Units

Atst at $3.50
Gross Sales. s7T8,oea,oqe sl.i5S goo, o99
Costs. ...... sfo.ooo,odo a.oIs, 100000
Not Profits, seI,eee,oo0 siSg.s0st geo geo
Bond interest, 2S,SI5, 900 z3pie,ooe
.---.---=--~.---~s
Bal. for pref. sss.sas,eso sliassssoeo
Pref. dividend a5.sls.ooo s6,415.aoe
Bal. for com y&3.Sto,0g0 $4,000
Per cent on com s.4 I.a
Increase in net pronts ..s.......... 5gss
Increase III aEaoun. available FOR
common dividends. ...s~..-s... 30eSs
/ AS gauged by pie iron production
the volume OF steel production in the
years 1919 and 1918 was only slightly
above che average, 50 that the average
output Of the Steel Corporation for
those two years may be assumed to
have been about normal. But that was
ten years sgo. The element of business
growth, by the reason of increased
population, more efficient Ineshods Of
production and other causes, is tyeli rec
ogI.izesi. An industrial concern to-day
with oagacity for production no larger
khat, ten years ago would be badly out
of step with normal progress. Using the
average growth Ok pig iron for q ttir-
teen-yeAr period as q measure OF nors
NAL output for the Steel Corporation,
then chat organizations normal output
for 1928 would be so per cent larger
than in 1918, or l,00o, ,000,0oo nnits Of
products instead Of 7T0.0eo,9 600 units
assumed for tho year 1918.
On that basis. still assuming All IN
crease Of production costs and selling
price of SO per cent, Il normal eperas
tion of the Steel Corporatfon ycr 1898
would show the following resnlss:
1900, ,s8e ,geo trnsss of Goeds At sl.S0
Per Unit
st..as. @ taa. 81 SOC, 300 oea
Sst,ssss sra = = ..,'s,...se.84,.. t,35G,800, coo
1890, Z 4 ~. .slss
s,s ss.nSts Else 066, ,6a1
/, g.s.n ~ lapnesgt III . .......... as.GfS,99
NNS'~NT -
r,a,.ra. fsr s,rssefsed .s.. si27,s26. 600
Preferred Dividends. 2asfiaso9e
ra,aros far ca,,,,sso,, gaeissf0, 900
aa,ss Il, ~ atrsr,,s,s, ae.s
These hynotheticai results are based
on the assumption that approp priatioria
from net carnin9s for depreciation and
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
BRAZILIAN Utility Issue

ouestton---r have two $500 Rio de 1a-
metro Light and Powet Company, LA. PEI
cent nrst mortgage thirty-ysar boats. due
1885. I have rot seen these bonds quoted
on the Montreal exchange for a long :inae
Can you tell rae why they hrs not active
/ bought them IN Cauada In 1921 when
ehsy wer@ selling at $50 with Unlted
States money. on which I averaged 1875
ger cent premium on exchange. VIII you
please teIi re what this interest Yield In
the Investment is aaa 40 yss consider
these good bones TO hold fer an invest
enent? 30 you consider Union Tank Gss
C0ragany stock a good invsstneatf
nave small holdings OF both preferred and
common. Would yoo advise rae tn round
oat these holdings to tsp shares eash when
q yeas.--.D. T. b.
AnsweY--Rio de Janeiro Light and
Power IS, 1856, are desirable bonds;
listed on the London and Montreal
exchanges. Although che market is in
active, you Will iind a market for these
bonds among brokers dealing in: Mont
real .istea securitiss. New Torh quo
tation Is 81 bid, offered st 90. At the
price paid by you your Investment will
net $40 per eeat TO maturity. The
dividend record Of Union Tank Car
Compsny il eusiciently good TO war
rant further Investment In it's shares,
With a preference for the pseferrsd.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Preferred Stocks for si59,ee

Question--May trouble you. to Ieindfy
send me list OF tan or nftaen preferred
stocks suitable for permanent investment
say for fund of 100000 TO $3.50 900. the
fdba being TO purchase 100 SHARES Of each z
&C. NJ. 7.
Answer--The preferred stock of the
following railroad, industrial and pub
lie utility companies may be csnsid-
cred suitable FOR Inclusion in the iist
you have asked for. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Re, Chesapeake Il Ohio, Nor
folk g. Western, Union Pacific, Amer
ican Banknote, Public Service Of New
Jersey, New York Telephone, Montana
Power, Philadelphia Company, Corn
Products Refining, National Biscuit,
American Can. American Car ard
Foundry and p. Lorillard. Although
we do not regard preferred shares as
always suitable for permanent invest
ment, we consider the foregoing list
reasonably sound.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Not High Grade IixL

Gtuestion-4I wouid appreciate an anal
ysis OF tts following stocbs and boads
Arr 4 business woman. past nifty, not IN
the best OF health efd with an older
woman 20 support. bat IS present com
saandire D salary OF 5000 a year. I
hold SO shares Bais..foYe & Ohio com.r,og
at so, 30 shares Psnnsyivante naiiroad
steoit al as 1 shares United etatee steel
preferred stock, = shares Sheu Union f)h
preferred stock 80 shares Wasting ghoues
Electric ana Misunderstanding Company com
mon stceh. $1,000 Aluminium Company OF
Anaestea 9s. 1899; $1,000 Gulf OH Corpora
sotn. 7e. 1881 si,oeo Goodyear tire aad
RpbbsI SIS. 1857 s69p Eew York TeIsphyne
year, ii I've. wifi rsseivs abont $4,000
from ar endowment policy. but have sa,99e
borrowed ftoIa bank-B. j. McC.
Answer Although the securities you
list are not lacking IN merit. they are
more suitable as q group FOR business
man than for woman past fifty who
has All older woman to support. Balti-
more & Ohio is speculative, and at
present ahows 8 substantial loss. Penn
sylvania Railroad shares have recently
been put back on a per cent basis,
which SHOULD be some comfort TO you.
All the other stocks and bonds are
suitable, with the possible exception
of Goodyear 50, 1881, for e person will
ing to assume some risks in return for
increased revenue. The Goodyear IS
are direct obligation of che cora.
pany, but not occurred by 8 mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Rntfe Copuer and Zinc

auestioy,--Kindly advise ME OF the CON
dition ef tho Butts Copper and Zinc.
Wor,o Sos adyise holding them u while
longer Also New York Railways adjust
rnent 5s. f9s3, ana ahstsn. Williams g.
Wienlofe Would appreciate nil infortnae
tion you can giVe.--C. w.
Answer-~operatici1s Of Butte Copper
and Zinc resulted in net deficit Of
,076 for 1921 against net profit Of
s42s,11s FOR the previous year, indi-
eating that the interest Of shareholders
is speculative. We have no opinion as
to tho future price course Of Che stock.
Castor, Williams & Wig7nofe stock is
Of uncertain value, sincethe companys
assets have been sold. New York Rail-
ways is in receivership and has de-
faulted In payment Of interest on the
income 5s since 1917. Current quota
tions for this issue .are given around s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Railroad Earnings Figures

Quest!on---Will you please explain what
ltemH OF income EXPENSE como between
the terms used IN the published state
rnents OF railroad earnings. balance aftes
taxee,' and mot operating income? TO
ascertain the amount or profits available
for dividends and surplus, nrs any Inn
pertant items other than depreciation. in.
tsrest and income ta2es lass interest and
dividends received, deducted hoin net
operating income2 am interested IN
reading yaur columns cvery day and have
made general purchases OF seourit.ea which
you have reconnlehdsd 10 othsrs-~P. B
Answer-4The item "balance after
taxes" IN the monthly railroad state
ments represents The net result of OPP
erations before allowances made for
Joint facility reitl,. including hire or
rent Of equipment. Met operating In
come, III, stries sense, is the figure
that is. arrived at after all operating
expenses, includtng 9oint facility rents
and hire ofssguipInsyit, have been taken
into confederation, To ascertain the
amount %pf profits available for divi-
dends, 5the only item TO consider, out.
side 81 depreciation, interest and
profits taxes, are the debt serviee
items, consisting mainly OF sinking
fund requirements and revenue from
non- operating sources. such IS divt-
dends on stock and interest on bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Ebt) and Flow
OF Prices Of
Commodities

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Judgments Filed
In New York County

fas foiiowing Judgments were filed eee-
taday the first name being test OF the
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-10
INTERVIEW Gu D. DIR. VAIDA.VOEVOD
S1TUATIA PoLITICA
Dupa nteregnu vacantei dsoluta majoratei va urma
mod automat EEs

CLTJ, 13.-(Dupa " Adevarul
Am luat All contact cu d. Or
Al. Naida, pentru al ruga sa bine-
voiasca comunica cititorilor /"
devarului' reflectiiIe sale cu pri
icjul inchiderii sesiunii parlamen
tare. Tot odata d-sa a satisfacnt
81 cnriozitatea noastra, eXplican
dune abscnta d-sale din Bucurest
in timpul din urma 81 abtinercs
della sedintele Camerei.
- D-l Duca spune Cd ArCeahl
M apartine nici unui partid poll
tie; dar mandatele Ardealului a.,
fost fllrate de un partid-ne spu
ne d-l Vaida.
O consecinta hotaririlor de Ia
Clui. urmeaza d-l Nalda, @ 81 alb
tinerea mea de partIcipa la Sc.
dintele Corpurilor legiuitoare.
Punctul meu de vedere este ca
n am ce cauta la desbatcrilc ac
tualelor Camere. a caror legalltatt
81 autoritate morala de lucra lt
contestant. pentrn. ca ell sunt sin.
gurul deputat din Banat. icsit cu
maiidat nepatat din aceSte aleeeri
Nh ma STINT deci indrcptatit 81 au-
torizat sd reprezint Ell singur in
teresele Banatului.
Banatul ca 81 Transilvania an
fost tratate ca nistc domenii ale
partidului liberal. Intocmai ca 81
Banatul, nici Transatlantic. siluita
in vointa eli cinstita 81 in sentimen-
tele Ell de ordie 81 patriotism. II are
ce cauta in mijlocul acclor pseudo
deputati.
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