davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18

the method Of preserving. All that
is needed for the operation is a five
gallon jar, some boiled, cooled water,
and a quart of the water glass. Mix
the water glass with 10 quarts Of the
water, stir thoroughly and pour over
the eggs. A jar Of the size indicated
will accommodate Is to 16 dozen eggs.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18

The liquid should stand an inch or
more over the eggs and the jar should
be covered tightly and kept in a cool,
dark, dry cellar where the tempera-
ture holds around 60 degrees. II the
eggs are not all available at once the
solution may be made up and eggs
added from time to time.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18
INCREASE SELLING EFFORT

~ have gone through five de-
pressions and have always OBJ
served that the men who increased
their selling effort from 40 to rs
per cent were the men who came
through successfully."- THOMAS
A. EDISON.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18

Newspapermen agree that the two
smallest things in the world are mole
cules and anonymous letter writer's.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18

"Crispy an crunchy an all-the-
time-cracklyl An W. tough
or leathery! Gee, what would
happen il Kellogg's got all Gated
up before tomorrow"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-05-18

n united states is red to live stock.
And this process takes time. For in
stance it requires from eight to 10
months to fatten ~on-year-old steers
for market, and calves as long as a
year. The farmer, with his barns full
Of corn. needs considerable time il he
is going to turn 1t into beef, pork or
mutton.
The cor crop in the last two years
has been extraordinarily large, the
total production amounting to APP.
proximately $500, 600. OO0, 900 bushels.
And the collapse in commodity prices
tied up the banking facilities in the
corn belt and made 1t impossible for
the farmer to finance his feeding
operations in the usual way and in
the normal volume. He had been &C.
customed to feel that when he had a
good crop most Of his troubles were
over. but he suddenly found that they
were only beginning. He was not in
position to finance the marketing Of
ms commodity over a longer period.
lie could not get even his usual ac-
c~ommodation in the way of funds for
the purchase of feeder stock: and it
began to look as il there were only
dark days ahead.
what 1t means to agriculture to he
In q position to spread the market.
: ing OF Its output over a longer period
OF time Is indicated by the difference
: In the outlook for the corn belt
: farmer In October. 1921. when the
{ War Finance corporation began in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
SUGAR.

New York Sept. 2".--Whilc the local
market for raw sugar was quiet. the
undertone was s;cad"v with prices un-
changed ~ three cents for tuhas cost
and freight. equal I" ~" for ccntrt~
rugal under the new tariff schedule
which went into effect today The only
sales reported WAS 1000 bags OF Cuhas
10 an operator At quoted prices.
The raw sugar futures market was
firmcr on covering and new buying for
long account. prompted by the s'cadier
ton. to the spot market and better
inquiry FOR refined sugar. FINAL prices
wcr. n, the best OF the day and from
eight to II points Ne: higher. Closing;
October, %.N5r. December. 3OJc; March.
3.nIc.
The market for refined sugar was um-
changed ut co" Tor IN" graduated
with only 4 moderate inquiry reported.
while second hand sugars w'r" selling
more freely al below renncrs' list quo
ta,i"uS
Trading IN refined sufdr futures con
sisted "f one L.; of November a. 6.2'''.
or IL points above III" previous close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Catue. recelptS
! 600: slow. better grades beef steers
steady: other grade and she stock ana
bulls weak to Is lower: closing worst
time. top maturcd steers l1.65 best
warnings 1850: bulk beef steers ''-o
MlO.75; veal calves steady TO 20 lower:
bulk bologna bulls 4.004 i.25; bulk veal
calves l2.50T 1900 to packers: bulk can
nrrs 3.lOQ32J, bulk fat she stock i.oo
q 80.
Hogs. receipts 1900. lighter weights
scarce. active mostly IL to IS higher
bulk l6O t. 24O pound average lo.2oV
1895; practical top 1910; few head
1850: bulk go to 40 pound butchers
9,75ml0.l0: better grades packing sows
mostly 7.75mS.50: desirable pigs mostly
9.25G9.60; big packers buying sparinsly
holdovcr liberal
Sheep receipts 5000; fat lambs strong
10 IS higher: top natives and westerns
1875: bulk natives 1900 1870; culls
generally $50: feeders firm: eight dou-
hlcs Washington lambs mostly feeder:
1435: sheep steady; best light weigh
ewes 100; heav!es mostly i.OU q o.0oi
good 96 pound Oregon year!ing wethers
1I15.
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HENRY cLEws AND cos
STOCK LETTER
(By private wire to A. Z. Mastsn CO..

(By private VITO 70 n. H. &u"o ~
New York. Sept 1.-THE market
presents a little better appearance THIS
forenoon not withstand!nG scattered
selling orders here and there. 1t Is very
clear, however. that with IN" puhlc
loaded UP to the gunnels with stocks any
further support from that quarter At
This stage Of the game cannot be relied
upon The running up Of cali money
r,,ss IN & per cent is advised AS rca-
son for Yesterday aftcrnoons s"ftucss
hut this j. simply an excuse for the de-
cline az the market FOR the past week or
ten DAYS has shown every evidence or
being in strained condition. Prices
have had "A fairly good decline ana som"
OF the bcarish contingent are disposed
TO cover contracts as the week draws
20 \ clos. 1t Is safe TO assume. how
ever. that the professional! element who
temporarily arc leading :" the short
side. will not neglect any opportunity
10 unearth weak spots. s. TAR ~ tho
money situation IS CONSERVED. that need
not cause any particular alarm as the
excessive reserves held by III" Federal
banks preclude anything Ike money
strlnycncy, although ~ this time OF the
wear II Is only natural that loaninE rates
should be higher. With regard TO tho
attitude Of the Turks Il Is StilI rather
threatening and England IS unuucs!on-
ably confronted with Il grave situation.
hu, this at the moment is not regarded
40 n serious market factor, although II.
no doubt has some !nf!uen"" in hold
ing back would-be buyers Henry Clcws
and Co. by J. B. Clcws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
.BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

Eow York Sept, no.-Bradstre""s to-
morrow Will say:
Improvement Is III" kcyw"ld N '"e
general trade and industrial Sith"li""'
the use Of this term being NOR" wide
spread rhan at any Elmo since eariN
last sprinC. Cooler wca ther enc"uraE-
INK sales Of heavy wearing anpara';
Strike settlements honctitiuG business
and industry IN coal mining ana ron
and steel Ccntcrs; reaching 81 lima! de-
cision upon tho traffic question, ana
act!yitv n building. with all that IN :
latter implies IN the way Of stimulating
sales Of lumber. brick. hardware paints
and allied lines. are al cited as causes
for the better tone Of Johh!nC trade ad-
vanccs. again at retail and better price
IN industry.
Weekly bank clearings E.455,lIa.ooo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
BUYING PIG IRON FROM BELGIUM

WASHINGTON. Sept ?2.-Amer!ca is
buying Pix iron from Belgium, 10000
tons In ono week reaching American
shores consular reports to the depart
ment Of commerce announced today. As
n result Of the labor disturbances In
the United states. exports have In
creased considerably. rccessItattng tho
operation Of 30 operating blast fur
nacea with daily production OF SIS
tons of foundry pig iron, and 5.ii5 tons
Of ha SIC pig.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
LOGAN AND aRYANs
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
nv private wire to A. Z. Masten & co.,

(By private wire to A. Z. Masten co.,
New York. Sept. @".--Dur!nC the
Better half Of today's session the gen.
cral stock market WAS AGAIN under dis
tInct pressure Selling became more
acute during the noon hour after tho
receipt Of adviC" touching on Near East
situation which We're construed as un-
favorable stocks were offered rather
freely on the decline and in some de-
partmen,s Of the list the demand was
somewhat thin.
In the final hour rally in the gen.
Graf list sent prices up from the low
levels or the day.
However, most OF the late buying In
the market cmauaj"d from those who
had previously sold for tho decline and
was representative Of short coXcr!nG
operations
VIC do not believe that linuidation IN
tho stock market has as yet run It's
course and accordingly anticipate Il re-
ncwal Of selling with consequent lower
Ing of values.
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WITH PROFES On THE JOB
STOCK QUOTATIONS ARE LOVER

Now YORK. Sept. c2--r'r!c-s n 90
Gays stock market moved WIKI ar ~
regular trend with ths losses aE9!H sH-
ssedInz the Eains Trade witch apron
t-iated 100. 900 shares WAS largely pro,
3ess,ona!. Opening prices were incline,
Z, xax probably 40 the result Of to:''"
ncuida:loa due 20 tho unw!!HnGneSS o;
Inability % traders 20 meet UNern!SHS
>aaryiI calls.
wncn this selling had hcHn CNro0'"'td
tho raarkes rallies but the bulls were
unable - attract enough support - CIR
~ prices forward and the market i'h
back again. boar traders taking I'N&n-
:ase Of reports which later proved -
% erroneous. that The Turks had eHl"''"
ne neutral zone In the Straits. Snort
covering by this element added impetus
TO the brisk rally in the :,nal h"GT
which carried several popular shares
above Thursdays closing quotations..
Weakness In Rails.
Weakness IN rails was attributed N
part 20 selling orders OF foreign "c'S'c.
trading Was relatively light and most
net changes were OF Fractional, char
acter.
Southern Pacific was pushed up ~
and Rock Island. one % the weak tsa-
lures yesterday. closed At San y :
point.
=
rs UPWARD course. registering nc;
gain OF s.. while Standard oil % CAL
.ornia rosa I':. Other changes - Tic
oil group were uaimpor,aNt, Motor
shares made a good recovery from early
weakness StuIetekcr Improving rrac-
,lonauy and Chandler s7in'rS o"'r'r
roints as 4 result % some eNtcns.'e
shorc covering.
Chile copper continued 20 show re-
s's.anCc 10 selling pressure. gaining trac-
tionally "N the day. Mixed changes
prevail IN other cOppcrS. Pullman Cor
ppnv rs!ieu 20 respond 70 tho prciim'-
nary decision Of the inter state com
merce commission urhotdirc It's sleep
.rg car rates and variable changes TOOK
place in other equipments
American radiator was h" !rd'V'draI
s'-o-g spot OF tho day. noriuG against
the downward trend 20 new l92@ high
a. Z net gain OF more than points.
Gulf Staets Steel Higher.
Gulf States Steel also pushed forward
20 new high ground for IN" movement,
registering n net gain OF -.
Seasonal demand for funds caused \
r,rme- tone in 1t money ;0arket. Call
money opened and renewed ~ : Der crt.
the highest renewal rate since June IS.
and then advanced 5i-. wher" :; held
until closing. In tho money market.
brokers' bid A., per cent for the shorter
maturtcies. but the banks showed = dis
position 20 place-<urds foc longer per-
.ods AZ "a. on tho theory that the pres
ent r,-mnes Is sea sonal and not likely In
last \ moderate amount OF new COM
merc!al paper was issued here. rates
showing flrmer tendency. Further
weakness IN sterling was attributed
largely ~ 'hn heavy Offering Of COM
mArcial bits against cNpCr. shipments.
although uneaslness over the latest dc
relopmerts n the Near Eastern sttua-
ton was 4 sentimental factor. Export
purchases ~ wheat also had sitmula-
ting effect or canadian bids being re-
ce!ved Cor Canadian dollars. Contsnen-
tai rates showed only nominal changes
mostly downward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NV 0rk. S'NI- --,-"F NTtIrH ~
change heavy: Great Britain. demand
i.4l1. cables tIH sixty day bills on
banks 4&9i.. France. d"mand f.5S;
cables T5Si.. Italy. demand az:
cables lI9I2. Rclglum demand us:
cables T.ISi4. Germany. demand OF lilo
cables OK Holland. demand %A6i:
cables 3S.7l. Norway. demand 1853
Sweden. demand 26.i0. Denmark. de-
manG .nS2. Switzerland demand 1854.
spain. demand Is %. Greece. demand
%. Poland. demand oil =. C&"'ho Slo-
vakja. demand so. Argentine. demand
$40. Brazl d"manh l2.l". Montreal
% 3l.32.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
EAST RurrAIo LIVESTOCK

ENsI BuNHlO. Sept. 22.-Nattle, re-
ccip,s $50. slow. 15m25 lower.
Calves. receipts 6c0. 81 higher $500
a 800.
Hoss. receipts 5.tOn. 35T5o cents
higher. heavy l0.o0MlO.50. PIps 1915;
roughs NnUTS.2J; stays 400 $50.
sheep and lambs. receipts 1000.
larunS 2STs1 higher: lambs 5000 1925:
warnings G.O0@l1.nn: wcther 80 a 500;
ewes n0Q7.Ou: mixed sheep 7o0T $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
SOFT COAL LOAD
INas NEAR RECORD

The load.ngs o" hituminous coal on
tho railroads "f III" United states last
Monday ;ntaIlcd %I,3Sn cars. During
the last two and onc-haN years this
amount had been exceeded only three
times. two days IN March Of this year
and ono day I'm I?2l
On Monday the lnad:nCs Of anthra-
cite coal ,o:allCI I.l7a cars. This was
Within 80 cars Of tho daily average
for SoptCmhc~ II last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
ADVANCES IN COTTON
GOODS ANTICIPATED

Manufacturers Of cotton goods. par
ticularly producers ot colorcd mcrchan-
disc are anticipating further advances
IN the prices Of their output, because
az the increased duties on dycstuffs con-
tanned in tho tariff hill. Selling agents
for mills yesterday received word that
an advance OF s1pcr pound for dyes had
already gone Into effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. Sept. 22.-Applcs: Barrels
New Works No. | Matdcnhlush and
wcalthi"s 2"j to $50; bushel baskets.
New Works. Wcalthirs and Gravcnstcins
lis Ia l25: West Virginia, No. l
Crimes Golden ard Jonathans 10 to
125.
Onions: Ohios and ludianas. 100
pound sacks No. ycliows / so TO l.60
whites 80
Potatoes: $50 pound sacks No. |. New
Jersey CobblerS and Pennsylvania and
Maine whites go to ?.G5 per sack;
PENNSYLVANIA bulk 40 per hundred
Dairy products unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
COUNTY COURT
rduoiar.

Fiduoiary.
Orrhania Spangler executr'x appoint
OBI under the will Of William r. Shan
non Bond $4,000.
Deeds Recorded.
Patrick F'itzsimmons and wife 20 Fred
+ Scamon Jr.. lot in East Wheeling.
Harry V. Yahn and wife TO Emma
Meyers a lot in Elm Grove.
William +. Foma. and wife et al. to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
DRY GOODS.

New Yurh. sept 22.-t'otton goods
we're hrm.r and NOR" active today n
gray goods. and some Os ihc staple
finished lines sold through commission
agencies Johbcrs did moderate bus!-
ness. Yarn were higher and sold more
freely Wool markets were hrm. Bur
laps showed l!ttie softea!ng but trad
Iu.; wa light. Silks continued 10 I'm
grove "a demand for fan and spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Toledo. Ohio. Sept. 22.--Wheat cash
sl1a: September liz; December l.lSi2.
Cloveraccd; prime cash SLIGO; Oc-
,obcr ll2O: December 1l.2o; May ll.5o.
Ask" prime cash SOLO: October
1910. December 1870.
Tlmothy. prime cash. old f2.'': new
so: October ".0..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Sept. 22.-Liberty bonds
closed: 34's s1Ol.34. First fs loO.6t.
Second A. lOO.02. First as lOO.b4
Second as lN".Os. Third AVS 10000
Fourth 4I's 10O.+s. Victory ++'s On
called l0O.7O. Do called 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ADVANCED.

Cleveland. Sept; "2.-Manufacturers
OF wrought iron pipe have made another
increase OF 81 ton IN prices. This
follows m advance or $40 ton on,
August Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
AMERICAN GAS RE-
sUMEs DIVIDEND

philadelphia. Sept Eth" American
Gas comDaur has declared dividend
OF 81 per share payable October ?.
stock Of record September 90.
Tho last dividend was paid Scptem
Der |, 1920.
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.,,c Kramer and wife lot in Patter'

son.
Lizzie NJ Smith and husband to Har-
vev A. Bernard a lot on South rem
street.
Charles l. Sonneborn and wife 10
Mary +. Kasley n lot on National Road.
Edward Costello and wife to Rober'
II Kettler a lot on Lind between renth
and Eleventh streets.
Dominck Jebbia and wife 81. A. 7"
George J. Mohlenweher iot ~
Thirty-ninth and Wood streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
MONEY MARKET.

Now York. Sept. 22.-Call money cas-
!er: high. 5h. low 8: ruling rate. .;
closing bid. Hik: offered at 6: last loan
~: call loans against acccptanccs, 4ha
,imc lnan2 20" MIXED collateral. 5000
days. ~: -four and six months ~
rr me- commercial paper. ~ Qth.
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N, Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va. Sept %. 20.
Furnished The lntelligencer by a +.
Masten & Co. members New YORK. Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Open High. Low. Close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Before the war Siberia exported
100000 pounds OF butter annually
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Uheeliuc ". Va. Sept. %. '2s.
Furnished Tho Inte!ligencer by A. E
Nasten Il Co. members New York Stock
E;Mchanse. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg: -
CTOTSLEC I Bid Ask
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wl.ctiug. ". Va. sept. -
Furnished Tho lrtcliigencer 10y \. T.
MaStCn 4 Co. members New. York STOCK
ExcNanve. Second floor National Bank
L
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Whe.t.uE. ". Va Sept 90. 90.
Furnished The lntcl!igenccr by \. f.
Nasten 4 Co, members New iu"l: Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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Fruits Of all kinds belonging TO the
temperate zone are produced In Idaho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
PETROLEUM

OIL City. IA. Sept. e".-Crcd.t hal
arr"s $500. Runs Ii.l@l; average 80
rs. shipments 5?.3oS; average 62.51j.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. %. %
Furnished The Intelligence by A.. ~
Nasten 4 Co. members New fork StocS
Exchange. Second floor National bohS
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept -. 90.
LIVE; STOCK COM. co.
q 4
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. ". Va. Sept. 80. -.
Furnished Tho Intelllgencer 2Y 4. e
Masten & Co. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of ". Va, Bldg.
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling WA. Sept. %. 90:
Daily quotation list Wheeling Sock
Exchange Compiled for The Intelh.
gencer.
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NOTICE

Hazel Atlas Glass Co.-TranSfer books
close Sept. 2S. for regular go cash
dividend payable Oct. 2.
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loiIe,lcl4s'I0i32 1870
:002O!i0020
! oo6s'loe6s'I oo5Otlo050
0n.cl,a9i2 .lQ0Tc. loo7y
3.2ng.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept, -, -
GEORGE. ELLIS * SONS 90.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-15
CHICAGOJE.4
FEDE-
RAILS PRoKURoRAs.

u. ~ y
Chcagos federali prokuro-
IA astriais zodziais kritikloja
valstijos senatorius Daley,
kuris persiai, budamas 1egisla
tives komisijos pirmininku, is
vilko aiksten suktybes, surls-
tas su namq statymu Chica-
goje. Daugybe darbininkq va
dQ If namams statyti medzia-
gos pramonininkp patraukta
teisman. Bet federalis proku-
roras ir Xxi siolei tue wigs
niu nieko neveikia.
senatorius Daley nuspren-
de tuomi reikalu kreiptis j
generali prokurora Washing
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-15
TAURAGhs APsKRIt1o
sTATIsTIKA.

NAUMIEsTIs. = valsoiuje
surinktomis gyventoN statls-
tinemis ziniomis paaiskejo,
.kad lietuyip vyru esama B
2l2, moterq 3,177y zydp yyrp
2O6, moteru 248, vokieciq w
rq 334444 3344 moterq 375, rusp yyrpl
Il, moterq 80.
Lietuyiai yisp ggyentojql
sudaro 1895 nuos., zydai 81
SO nuoa, yokieciai 9,S4 nuos.,
If rusai 30 nuo. lenEu svisai
nera.
Mokslo atzyilgiu lietuEiq y
ra 80, SO nuos. mokanciu rasy-
ii 1861 lluos., nnolxanci4 tik
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-15
TARP PTAUTINIS TE|SMAS
ATYIRAS VISIONS
TAUTOMS.

GENEVA, geg. Is Tau
tn Sajungos isteigtas tarp-
tautinis tribunals Hagoj. atvi
ras visoms pasaalio tautoms,
kurios gall be karo issprestf
savo visokius kiilusiuS gineus.
Tautp sajungos taryba cia
posedziaudama tam teismui
pavede spresti Rusijos, Woke
tijos, Turkijos, Ungarijos II
Meksikos reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-15
Z1inios is Lietuvos

akaityti 1922 nuos., zydp be-
moksliu yra 21,15 nuos., mo-
kanciu skaityti If rasyti yra
42,O7 nuos., ir 1nokanciu tik
skaityti 1862 nuos. Woke
ciq bemoksliu yra 21,14 nuos.,
mokanciq skaityti ir rasyti
85,45 nuos. ir mokanciu tik
skaityti 3o,98 ndos. Rusu be-
moksliu 20,61 nuos., mokaneiu
skaityti If rasyti 1924 nuos.,
ir mokanciu tik skaityti 1886
nuosimciai.
cia pastebima, kad didziau-
81 nuosimti lietuviu bemoksliu
sudaro seniai virs 40 metq,
vokieeip tarpe jaunuomene
Xxi 80 metQ.
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GU KoNTR1BUC1JAI.
Nori paskolos suv. valstijose.

BERLYNAS, geg. 13.-Ge-
guzes Is diena Vokietija turf
iSmok9ti so milionQ auksiniQ
markip kontribucijos. Ia SUI
ma gal kaip-nors surinks.
Bet geguz9s 81 d. Vokieti-
jai prisieina ismoketi $50 mi
lionq aul;siniQ markiQ. Apie
Sia dali yra daug abejones.
Vargiai Vokietija surinks ta
suma paskirtu laiku, kad pa
tenkinti savo pergaletojus.
Finansq minister's Herme-
Sc issyyko Paryaiun. Tenai
jis megins prancuzams lrody-
ii, idant Vokietijai butp duo
ta keletas sayaieiu laiko SUI
rinkti reikalaujama kontribu-
ella, kuria reikia ismoketi sio
menesio pabaigoje.
Bet labai nazai vilties turf
ma, kad ministerio kelion6 ga
l6tp duoti bent kokius vaisius.
.YpaG todel, kad Genoa konfe-
rencija yra labai kritiniame
padejime.
Kuomet finansu ministeriui
nepavyks misija Paryziuje,
sakoma, Vokietija apeliuos j
S. Valstijas, prasydama rel
kalmgos paskolos, idant tue
budu neleisti prancuzams uz-
init Ruhro plctq.
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GENOA, geg. IA. - Lenkll
'delegacija ekonomin6j konfe-
rencijoj per savo pirmininka
Skirmunta paskelbe, kad jei
Vifniaus If rytin6s Galicijos
klausimai konferencijoje bus
lleliami prizes delegacijos nora,
tuomet il, 1enkQ delegaciJa, ne
wien iSeis is konferencijos, bet
II tuojaus apleis Genoa.
TeGiaus ia patti lenbQ dele
gacija sutinka skirt maisytq
komisija, kuriai norma payes-
ii apspresti Rusijos reikalus.
Tokios tai taktikos nori
limits lenkai. Teeiaus neg-ud-
rus jq tas sugalvojirhas =
apleisti konfereneija. Kad
taip, tai jie del Vilniaus
Aausimo, turbut, pasiren-
ge apleisti ir visa pasauli.