davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Reactionary Tone
In Cotton Market
On Profit Taking
Selling Generally Attribut-
ed to Easier Technical Po-'
sition; Final Prices Are
28 to 80 Points Lower

The reactionary sentiment which has
shown itself In the cotton market
since prices reached the 2A-cent levels
was more general and pronounced yes
terday. December contracts, which
had sold at 24.40 on the advance of
the previous day, broke to 1891 under
heavy realizing or liquidation and
closed at that figure. The general
market closed easy at net decline Of
% to 80 points.
The selling may have been promoted by
rather less favorable trade accounts from
Manchester and a feeling that spot cot
ton was being offered little more freely
in the South. Selling by houses with New
Orleans connections seemed partly respon-
sible for the talk of Increased spot offer
ings and there was q private wire report
fering cotton In large blocks. This latter
report was denicd, however while there
was no change In the generally bullsh
nature Of reports from the domestic goods
ly attributed to the easier technical posi-
ton of the market and expectations OF
reactions following tho recent extended
advance.
Predictions Of eventually still higher
prices for cotton were no lesy general than
ly accompanied by moro or less uncer
tainty as to the immediate course OF
prices.
Southern spot markets ss officially re
points lower with niddling quotations
ranging from. 2sc to 2375c compared with
23,91c, the closing quotati for December
contracts irf New York
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 80 points lower at 24c. No sales
rror cd
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

Earnings for 1929 are er4sr...
estimates being based ~ .s thssl
seasonal variations Of bats sne Norma
net taken In connection gToss snd
report. 's'sss month,
Dividend Record
The present companv x..
a01o sdseeeIIhg company 81 s,sass1 ssois
s .sa1 a...I shIough reorganization. a. S":asf y,
. asl s,Vicend OF ! per cent on tba n I'M M
pay per cent nou.cumulstis.s eoIas
1a.,. Issaca s.oca waa paid In isaT Pss-
s nsxs year ya per cent was ns;x lhs
r.,tn .atm ao0g 20 este the full 4 nav nav 80 .ae
rate mas been in force. p0r cent
Jhe initial payment on III.
SOCK was z per cent, In 1901 IN ~ nsch
,.s aitsr sne rate was gradually in...nNsasss..
without interruption Of pawn .rsissssd spsr
per cen., "a 1915, which is the rsts ,ss = - !
fhe directors have lust ds.,a
extra dividend of Der eass sss'sred an
common stock, payable, with ~ =. ths
lar quarterly dividend Of 10 sses.
on December 10 next. This ~; gsT cent
per cent paid on the con,,s nv make
this year. An extra dividaraY ssosE
amount was paid in 1917. ~ :" HE
Margin Of SAFETY
The margins Of safety sha.. :.
and dividend requirement. &C. .anfesss'
the following table are esIenasauwa auwa
the basis Of the percentavs sssed shsd o.
ings available for intersst 'ass can.
dends would have to decIin. 1,a = diFi
barely to cover interest ana 1a.gae = ofae'
requirements. For exampis. a1,nasad =
II total income had been { -. = issl,
less, les the company would .sss y. ;sa: ;sa;
IT'S common stock. if total ;nsarrs.e rs.e en
been So per cent less, axsd ss y. nsd
and preferred dividends ~ vouIs ssassssss
been earned, but nothing on tS. ssss
mon stock. II total income s c0E
year had been 81 per cent les. y h.sa's Ia
sufficient would have beer esrssg ssIs.g
cover fixed charges With no earn earninse =
for either preferred or com mon sssIss ssa.I
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Financial Items

Directors OF the Pure OIL Company ap-
proved purchase Of all steel tanker Of
10000 tons capacity.
The recent offer of preferred stock of
the Public Service Cooperation Of New Jer-
ssey was subscribed for by all employees of
the. generating station at Red Bank, not
withstanding that 36 per cent We're owners
prior to the offering.
Chase National Bank directors at yes-
terday's meeting appointed Kenneth c.
Bell, Franklin II. Gates and Thomas A.
Pytherman assistant cashiers, Arthur X
F. Schulz was appointed assistant comp
troller and Howard r. Walsh assistant
truEt officer and Peter Kemp, auditor
A new Stock Exchange firm has been
org gantzed under the firm name of Kuczyn-
ski g. Co., at 120 Broadway. Max Bruell
will represent the firm on the New
York Stock Exchange. The other mem
bero Of the firm are Arthur Kucyynski and
Rudolph Guttrnann.
Owing to Ill health Arthur J. Rosenthal
has resigned president of tho Overseas
Securities Corporation.
William w. Cohen & co. announce tle
retirement OF George A. Hurty as a mem-
The Stock Exchange seat of w. Kings
land has been sold to Charlie. r Fave
was $4,000. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Lower Price Trend,
With Oils Leading,
On Curb Exchange
Industrials Turn Weaker
After Early Strength, but
Petroleum Shares Lack
Support; Trading Narrow

Prices ruled generally lower in mar
row trading on the curb market yes
terday, oil shares lacking support snd
attracting most interest. Declines were
relatively small, however, except In the
higher priced stocks. !,
National Biscuit lost fraction. and
Continental Motor dropped back.
Schultz Stores also sagged. Directors
are reported ready to discIss divi-
dend policy at their next meeting.
Hayes Wheel held steady.
Vacuum Oil gained a points, but
New York shares fell points. Ken
lucky and Indiana stock each lost more
than two points. Southern States held
at 20 on the annoupcement OF corp
pletion Of two new wells by SUB
sidiary. New England Fuel Oil again
fell back on profit taking.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 3,s7I packages
esa: sy;rss shsP s9 sena than extras H.
t6Mc: seconds, s6@s7ac: lower sraees aHw
e csntralized n. cars. 80 score, 41c:
s. to ssGrs 81 .caps s1gsSe s. score
than than ss,., eStrss. 4sa@6oAc: extras. o.
Snas. Sn. S79sshc; lower grades. ss9ssc;
estras 4s@ise ssarass sn FISTS tseoT1ng a7 4tsS4be
onds sth $40: etate dairy tubs. f,nast
~ g ; &c; good to prime. 4i045c; common ,,
tpas s4%sge soo ,,rat ,aa,es current make, ex-
81 ~ % s2c: lower grades. So@51c: % paekine
ssock; sn1c * current s make. No. 4, 32c; No. y
soM 0sic; lower grades. a7@soc. 9
Cheese-Receipts were 1se2 49,
New York state flats. June speci,i, oones, os y,
2sMc; YaA average run. a5MeasHc:s eass' Nsw Ssw
York ssls State flats. fresh specials e ew
aosbiss s' Daisie. iaa ss 81 8 SSss4e sss Wisconsin,
sSA @ssc; Young Americas a'.ss' sso Dais'es'
Eggs.Receipts were 7.7ss cases re-,
SSSsne SSnea extras. es. doz:. 81 1866; extra f,rsts
iowep Grades ss.s 2s eSsSsee ses seconds lg44o
critics. No. i. s6@27c; No = ssn, sna 90 @ @ Ssc;
shssks poos te choice dry,
% expiring dates s1a5a saessa Tsts rs1s sh1srEss
seconds and poorer. 2s@2sSo:. 1nSgasc; aSea;
,oeal ,canaiins 2oc refrigerator sass Whtes
other western. @ s. psso ase Gioast 5000
Facinc Coast whites. 42m47o.' wuvW.olc; wna.;
gspssp gspwn snd sadna mixed s20s7c: fresh New
$50 pc: nearby hennery whftss eattras' t'
1ucal candled, s2c; nearby and Iss nasrss
saasssa eMssn hsnnery whites, average estras srDy
toc; nearby gathered whifes sna. os@
ssera sse @ firsts. 6s07sc; under grades 9@ 70
Wh,,spn Sye pullets egg 45@s7c: Pacific coa Sag 9,
suc; hrsts. 7o0S5c; puiiets Is a 55..s /. .S@
@sss. sfh ana southern, gathered whites. SIS q
Gisnta iottases.s-stats sack Z, s, 1so lbs, sa5e Jy
lbs. ,Ss ss.ssgs.so: 1876 lbs. ss.s5as.hon 1so 1so
sloo SO s. gss.o9; s S,; sweets ~ basket. 5oe q
ginia, bbls II ~ ansssAe'' se@ SIC; yams, viz
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Railroads Earning Power
No. 9--NorfoIk & Western

fWe preaent sn the smtjoinsd sstictt
tho gtintb Of q ssySs8 oA forty daily dis
cnssions Of the pyssenf enyssimg aososr
Of tho Isading Amsrsc0as stee1,s ynttyosds.
At tho rAqsest Of Tho tribune, these
studies soeve uadersGksn by tie Sta1d-
ard Stntisties Conpany, mo, Of New
York, phich has prepared the papers
and Ss securing a COPYRIGHT for them In
i92g. The tenth avticlc wiu appear to-
Daorvo4o, and sUiH deGg soieh Baltimore E
Oha0.-F'snancinI Editor.
The remarkable earning power that
Norfolk e. Western has demonstrated
during the last decade or more, coupled
with q management Of the highest type.
explains why It's investments are now re-
garded as Investment issues among the
best of their kind.
Unlike many Of our railroads. Nor
folk h Western prospered during the
coal strike because its lines serve such
a large area of non-union territory. II
current indications arc fulfilled, the
company Is likely to close the present
year with the largest gross and net
earnings in its history. The main
factors in support Of this viewpoint arc
set forth below.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Foreign Bonds
Diamond Match Stock Increase

Stockholders Of the Diamond Match
Company have approved an increase IN
the capital stock from sis, ,000ooe 10
$25, 100000. Directors have informed
stockholders that no definite plans fe-
garding the $7,000,000 new stock shays
yet been formulated, but that the com.
pany's bonds may be retired. The COM
pary's net earnings for fhe nine
months ended September 80 are esd,
mated at S1,350,o00.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Growth Of Capitalization


Between 1912 and 1922 the operated
mileage has increased from 2,010 miles
to 2,c28 miles, or II per cent.
II will be noted that the largest cap
ital increase during the tcn-year period
was in common stock. This fact alone
affords evidence OF the company's in
herent financial strength and large
earning power, for investors will not
show disposition to convert promise
to pay--as represented by bouds--into
an equity--as represented by common
stock--or subscribe to stock issued
for capital purposes, unless the exist
ence OF these factors has become fully
apparent.
Estimated Property Value
The estimated property value OF the
company is $345, 500, 900, or about 81
per cent more than the total capitalize
tion. Assuming theoretical retirement
Of the funded debt and preferred stock
at par, there would remain an equity
for the common stock In estimated
property value amounting to S209, ,400,-
600, or $173 share.
Growth of Revenues
Gross Not after Total
lsis... sai sae,7oo.ooo $1,000, 900 $4,000. .oeo
'1s22... 92,3oo,ooe 24.loo.ooo 24.3oo.0oo
---------- ----------------
Inc. ~, 1897 si% 14%
ESTIMATED.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
ahe Dollar in Foreign Excha,,..
consanuea from page .,r....

Sssss,Npar ,Npar $F.S6 pound)
,rLsyn.sGks s....... S.g6 cor -.
rhad,slsR tpar 1873 cents sucr., asp
cTIns Tnssks tna, a. .;s.:.si.s7 2f.s7 $500
Snscks ........1s.s0 IA!
$500 nnSSagAx tpar 1o3.42 cents Z ~ 70
vESSsns vENEzI,ry.i; i;.,,...7s;on ~. 7s.isS ss.so
Checks 80 ,par i Iss ~ cents bolivar)
x,eas uasnaaisn Exchange New Ynrr ,,,, aesef
sapan ssarlassssl. s Per cent discount nn. nnas n
sNsnai.si /" xerh' n psr esns premium sAl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Riordon Pulp q Paper old com.
Toronto
London Market Irreauiar

LONDON, Oct. 26.--Gilt edge securi-
ties and oil shares were steady on the
Stock Exchange to-day. British indus-
trials were irregular.
Bar gold was quoted at s2s iod:
money was loaned at ] " per cent. Dis
count rates were: Short bills. oH NOV
cent : g pei
Consois for money were quoted at
b7ss, British s per cent loan at 9sg
ex interest, and British AZ per cent
loan at e5As ex interest.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
FINANCIAL axEETNcs

NOTICE rs HEREBr GIVEN fhAt ~. ~
ing OF the stockholders Of PAlL ~ ~ rs
NAN. INC. Will be held 1t the os1as os1sa.ssst u Is
company, Roam 71s. 1s2 Naseau =. .S New
York. ol, the tth day Of psceulbs ~ s
two o'clock In the afternoon. Tor tnt ~ a.
Of voting upon proposition TIM M,s,.,sSnt
corporations be forthwith disscIveG svs{fcn
TO Section sat Of tha General ~ 81
Law. soxssss
Dated New ycrR, October ssts4 3 as5s. 4. 81
PAUL ROT 4lf4Sjtssl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futufes---Despite the activity
reported in raw sugar 1t was difficult to
stir up much enthusiasm In futures and
transactions for the day were less than
5000 tons. Speculative interests do not
think 1t probable that any lasting bull
will take place this late in the
season and holders OF long contracts have
opened to points higher, then sagged
Off closing net unchanged to an advance
Of points December was switched to
March and May at the prevailing diff
ferencas. The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

sYears ended juno 30. fEstinasted.
The benefit accruing to the cornn.nv
on account Of the coal strike is shorn
by the large increase In the indicstsS
margin Of safety for 1922 as compares
with previous years.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
losing stock quotations we've.
London Metal Market

LONDON, Oct. &C. Standard conner
spot. s82 It's Sd; futures, ssa los
Elecsrolysic, spot. $40 S.; futures
go f5s. Tin. spot, fl77 los; futures
si7s 6a. Lead, spot, E27; futures. saS
los. zins. spot Ea7 1856 fusurss, eSS.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

Southern Spot Markcts--Galveston steady.
30 points lower at 23.60c; sales, 2,6ss bales
New Orleans steady. unchanged at 23.b2c;
sales 2,8s7 bales. Mobile steady. un-
changed at 23.26c; sales. 13S bales. savan-
nah steady. % points lower at 2S6oc; sales
6s4 bales. Norfolk steady % points lower
at 23.75c sales. 375 bales, Augusta
steady, % points lower at .2363c; sales 2f6
bales. Memphis firm unchanged at 20 soc:
points lower at 2S50c sales 5.9sS bales.
Little Rock steady, unchanged at 2S.25c;
sales. 4.341 bales Dallas steady. 20 points
lower at 23c; sales. 10129 bales. Mont
gomery firm, 23 points lower at 2314c;
sales. 95 bales Fort Worth steady, 80
points lower at 23c; Gales, 2,b27 bales. a.
- ltnttan Sratistics u
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Woollen Men Meet Dec. g.

The annual meeting and banquet si
the American Association of Woolen
and Worsted Manufacturers will be
held December 6, probably at the Wal
dorf~Astoria Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE q Co.. :

HONtNns MA&s. ,..,,a.
4 A quarterly dividend Of u On s ~ ~, ~,
declared, payable December I. lssz e xssr. 81
office of the Transfar Agents the = ,Ses
land Trust Company. Boston. Mass; g s,,ss,,sss
holders of record at the close q
November -. 1929.
LANCASTER MILLS u,..,,s
s.. HARoI,p GREENE, Frestdcass
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
p1ylpENp NOTICES
KEIIY.spRINeFlElp TIRE 90.

A Quarterly Dividend Of two dcsIs .is
fs2.oo1 PER SHARE OF. the Eight Perisn. ss.
Preferred Stock Of this Company re ,ss. ~ h
declared, payable November 10. .ssI ,sss
stockholders of record at the close ot tsss
ness November !. 1882. ~, f
C. P. STEWART-SUTHERLA
New York. October Q, 1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
LIMA. ONO.

NF Octoher 70, Ifs1..
The Board of Directors has this esy -,sss ~
clared q dividend of one and three 49,
per cent (1&esp upon the PFeissisa SsSssf srSssi
Of this Company for the three nlontns eIs sess
October 81, 1929, payable peceuher !. isss. &.
10 Preferred Stockholders Of record - ~ "
close OF business on Noycrnher ip' ssssr
Transfer books will net be closed; au>,
Z. A. LAESEa.
President and IFessus Y. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
New YORK. october Q,
LIMA, OHIO.

Cctoper Sos isPs.
The Board Of Directors has this asy a - ~
eIars, dividend OF one dollar isileo1 ps
share on the Common Stock OF this 0en{ysss {yss
for the three months ended October ~, 80 as;s
payable December l, 1929. 10 Common asoes ss a
holders of record at the close OF casslsSss ss "a
November is, 1899. Transfer books VI WE Nv
be closed, l.. A. LAKSEN,
yice- President and TfcesurS.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
FINANCIAL
American Can Co.

will purchase a limited annoant
of its l5-year SO Gold Deben-
ture Bonds, maturing 1928, at
ssss and accrued interest.
Bond. may be presented 20 First
National Bank. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
OFFICE OF

LOCKWOOD, GREENE 8 Co.. Msaassss
Hoefon, Mass. s.. arc.
A quarterly dividend OF IL y % sSao sss,t
ferred STOCK of Lancaster Nils ~ I'D
declared. payable Novsmbsr I, lszs. g stns9 ss9
cdics OF the Transfer Agents. sae Nen 81 .tosSs t
land Trust Company, Eoston. Afasss ~ y ssnsss
holders Of record at tho close q aSs S.
October "a. 1899.
LANCASTER MILLS. 90
s.. HAROLD GREENH FSeeslfss s-ssss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Cleveland
Detroit

1nAm 1t g. Trac.147 lat 147 1A7
lsss 81 eSln eSns msso4s asssT' ls e 1T It Il Il
400 Federal Truck. 19 10 10 10
70 Ford ..::.. ..sa5 sss aeS sa5
1000 Glad Belle pf. 48 4s 48 as
l25 Mich sdgar... 6M 5T 5H sM
1000 Noble OH pr. e4 Ga 6s SO
200 Packard pfd.. i. 92h e2h o2 e2
S00.Paige ..... 241S 24sa 2lh 24A
$50 REQ .......... ISA 13L l3M 1917
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Bonds
Boston Curb
Chicago

ksIes. Open. High. Low. Last.
2so Armour pf ssh ssa ssls as;
iso Armour Lea. t2. 1S,. i2E isI
30 Quaker Oatsl.12S a25 ssS ess
aoc G,nahsi pf .ioi de1 lol ioi
loo g alschsn Sai sSs Ns Ms.er g. ~ II Ill II
zoo Chi Eye No /. 10 10 10 10
80 do Nc 49,. III liz IL fA8
1e Mont Ward pf.io4 io4 los 1eI
1879 az com .... AN AIN sIx
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton good In
quiry at / point dccline: naiddling. 14l9d
Sales, 10000 bales; American. 5000 bales
Imports, $4,000 bales, all American. Flu
lures were due 111a to Is points higher.
The market opened steady at 13 to is
points advance and closed steady at net
advance of 4 to 10 points. Closing: octo-
ber, 1s.s1d December, 1854; January,
13.49d; March, 13.3Sd; May, 13.20d; July.
13.04d. Manchester: Yarns a fair busl-
mesa doing; cloths quiet Tho II o'clock
bids cabled to Liverpool follow Decem-
Der, 24.22c; January, 23.94c; March, 24.O2c;
Nay, 2392c; July, 28.67c.
Cottonseed Oil
The cottonseed oil market was easier.
closing with net losses Of 6 to 10 points.
Local sentiment appeared to lean to the
bear side and there was more or less sell
ing. on the action OF lard and cottoR de-
spite the fact that crude oil and seed
have beon decidedly strong and refined is
said to be selling below parity with
crude. Total sales were 1880 barrels.
The range OF prices:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
AlTSIVERTE JAUNAS
zYDAS.

PARYIIUS, lapkr. II.
StebukIingoj Lourdeso vietoJ
vicnas jaumas zydas prieme
katalikQ tik6jima.
Tai Isaac Levi Snitklvskl,
mokytojaS. Jis gimes Bessa-
rabijoj il ejes mokslus j rabl-
nus. Eidamas mOkslus jis pra
d3jo gretintis prize provosla-
WI cerkv6s, Tuomet t6vai j
i>siuntG AmerikOn.
Nerades ten lain'es jis CRY
10 pas t6vus. Bet Saltai prllm
tas. Delto iSkeliavo Paryziun
Karo laiku tarnavo Francijos
kariuOmeneje, Algerijoj, Susl,
pazino su kapelionu pranclS,
konu il pradejo studijuotl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
KALBAMA APE UzMO-
KESNIO MAMMA

zinomas Chicagoje prize ma
mu statymo "pilieeiQ komite'
tas" iSkalno skelbia, jog a.
teinanGiQ metu pradzioje jis
darys naujas sutartisasu anna
tninkq unijonis. Taigi, ir dar-
bininkams prie namQ statymo
uzmokesnis bus kick sumazin,
ia.
Todel il unijos iSkalno skel
bia, kad jos pakelsiancios ko-
va il namQ statymas lures SUI
StOti. '
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
RUMUNIJOS ARMIJA
PARUOsTA.

PARYzIUS, lapkr. II. -
Santarv6s valstybes pasTen-
gusios prizes turkus pavartoti
Rummjos armijq, jei turkai
riigintQ pulti Konstantinopo-
Ii il pastarajame sukiltn civi-
liai gyventojai.
;Taip sake marSalas Foch.
Anot jo, Kosntantinopoll
nuo turEq puolimo gall apgin
ii santarv6s ten esancioji ka-
riuomen6. Bet butQ bloga SUI
kilus civilians turkams.
Nevcltui marSalas Foch ne
scnai lankHsi Rumunijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
ITALIJA REISKIA NEPA-
SITENKINIMA.

ROMA, lapkr. II. - ltall-
JOS premieras Mussolini An
glijai il Francijai pasiunte
nota ultimatumo formoje.
Kaip anglams, taip francu-
zams karGiai ismetinejamas JQ
pasiclgimas.
Anglai su francuzais daug
kartu konferavo artimQ Ky
tn klausimais. Teciaus nei kar
ia i tas konferencijas nekvie-
tf I,talijos, nors buvo aptaria-
mi gyviausi italQ reikalai ar
timuose Rytuose.
Prenlieras Mussolini pareis
kia, jog toksai Anglijos If
Francijos elgimasis nera drau
gingas il Italia toliaus nepa-
kes toxic nusistatymo.
Italia santarveje reikalau,
ia tur6ti lygybe, bet ne nau,
dots vienais trupiniais, pa
barstomais nuo anglu = fran
cuzQ stalo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
IS LIETUVO OS..

MERKINE, Alytaus apskr.
Tarpe Nemuno il Merkio u
pes stow Merkines miestelis.
Nuo vakarQ turi j apsupes
Nemunas, nuo pietq Merkys.
Sis miestelis nuo senQ seno-
YES prigulejes aukstaiciams,
dabar zydu ir lenkpalaikiq gy
venamas. Bet apylink. gwen
tojai grim ietuviai dzu-
kai. Sis miestas yrgamtos apdo-
vanotas stebuklingomis gro
zyRamis: grazus pusyneliai,
taip pat linksmos il grazlos
lygumos.
Gia prize pat Nemuno kran-
to yra aukstas ir grazus pilia
kalnis, kurio krantus is siau-
res puses griauna Stangys'
Sta padange senoveje turejo
labai daug karu praleisti su
vokieciais- s-kryzuoeiais, kaip
nurodo padavimai ir patti pi-
lis. Gia kiekvienas VETO atve-
sis, tartum, mesa su savim at
mint musq praeities; senos
pasakos, dainos if padavlmal
kelia vaizduoteje vaizda; kalp
rimti dzlkq burial braide pc
smiltynus, garsingi jp trimi-
tai skambejo ore: dabar gi tik
Nemuno pakranteje uzsillko
ju kapai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
DAUC|AU N|EKO J|E IR
NEbEz|NO.

MASKVA, lapkr. II.
Cia baigia mitinguoti viso pa
saulio komunistQ treciojo in
ternacionalo atstovai. Suvazla
We komunistai daugiausia ta-
riasi apie pasauline revoliucl-
ia, zinoma, bolSevistiniais te-
roro pagrindais.
Nei darbininkq, nei liaudles
gero4a jiems nerupi; Rupi tik
viena revoliucija ir' teroras'
Mat, dar permazai pragaisln-
ia zzmoniu Rusijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
PRIzIURES BALSU SKAI,
ETYMO.

S. v. marSalo asistentaj
bendrai su demokratu parti.
JOS paskirtais sargais dieno'
mis- ir naktimis saugoja mics
to butte aklai uzdarytus balo'
tus, idant jQ niekas neisvog,
tQ arba nepamainytQ.
81 pirmadieni prasides of,
cialis balsu skaitymas. Taigi
balotai dar aStriau bus pri-
ziurimi ir saugojami, idant
politikieriai neatliktu bent ko-
kip sulltybiu su paduotais pi-
lieciQ balsais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
OAR KAS NAUJA.

Siandie Chicagoje gyvuoja
80 wardu. Kiekviena warda
turf vienq atstova (alderma-
na) miesto taryboje. Ir to w
tenka. .z-
Dabar kaikurie politikierlal
ina agituoti,. idant kiekviena
warda tur6tQ du taryboje at
stovu.
Rengiama nauja sunkenybt
gyventojams.
Reikia atsiminti, kad kick,
vienas tarybos atstovas Sian,
die ina 5000 algos per me-
tus. Taigi jei atstovu skaicius
wardose butp padvigubintas,
tad ir iSlaidos pasidarytQ dvl
gubos.
Ar tas reikalinga? Politi-
kieriams il labai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11

Kitu saliu komunlstal suva-
ziavimui idave raportus aple
komunistini veikima.
Pranesta, kad uz keletos
manesiu komunistai atliksia
perversmes Vokietijoje.
Suv. Valstybese anot rapor
to, taipat komunistai pazan-
giuoja, neziurint toj sally XII
lusiq "persekiojimQ.
Bet Anglijoj komunistai ne
teke vilties savo veikimul
!Taipat Italijoj ir Francljol
komunistai apsivyle.
Uztaigi jie pirmyn pasiva,
rysia smarkiai Ungarijoj, pas
kui Kinijoj ir gal Japonijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-11
TURKU REIKALAVIMAI.

PARYZIUS, lapkr. IL.
Angoros valdziOs atstOVas Pa
rvziuie. Ferid hey, ncikiek ne
SiSttpdamas tvirtina, kad tur,
kQ rcikalavimai taikoS konfe-
rcncijoje bus kaipo pergaF-
tojV rcikalavimai.
Kuoinct Simct, turkai nuga-
Iajo graikus, reiSkia, jie tuo
patim panaikino II santarves
valStvbiu visus laim6jimus
1913 metals, kuomet pradeta
Skaldyti Turkija.
Taigi, turkai reikalaus, kad
is Turkiiai prigul6jusiQ teri
torijQ citu lauk kaip anglal,
taip francuZai.
ITaikoS konfcrencijoje tur-
kai YES dcrybas kaipo lygQs
Su lyglais.