davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26
Ks. Biskup DR.. Wfadysfaw Bandurski

Zmartwychwsta1a Polska! A wrog6w smiertel-
nych neprzejednanych pad4 przestrach okrutna trWo
ga, re powstao zycie wyzyskWanego dotad przez
trzech zbirow narodu
CT wierza, stao sic cos, czego ME pragneh, am
sic spodziewali cos ma przek6r ch wolf wbreW ich
Zakusom
bezsnym gniewie zacskaia piescie zmuszeni
wyznac
"Vicsti Polonia!"
A potem knuja spiski snuja intrygl, by wobec ca
lego swiata przedstawic Poske, jako tw6r ME zdony
do zycia, ME umiejacy sic rzadzic wsp6ipracowac
innymi ma wielkie medzynarodowej arenle.
Dziwna niepojeta rzecz! Umlelsmy przez dfugl
szerey lat sromotne newoli wyslac m6zg dla do
bra chwa4y naszych zawzietych wrog6W ma ich ski
nene wypr6zniac kiesZene, neSc otlarne menle
krew obrone pallstW zabOrcZych kleroWac znako-
mcie ch nawa, obmyslac odpowednie srodk celem ra-
towania ch warsztatu gospodarczego finansowego,
gdy w}asnen1 wolnem niepodleglem ceszymy sic pan
stwem ME potrafimy sic zdobyc umejetnosc Wtada-
MIA odzyskanem dobrem, ME umiemy znalesc W}asnych
dr6g szlak6w, wskazanych przez Welkch WodzoW'
ME mozemy zaradzic cznym nagfym potrzebom ma
terenie zycia politycznego spo}ecznego narodoWego
Dlaczego?
Moze dlatego, re ME zdajemy sobie jeszcze sprawy
il Polska to ME zjawa, ME marzene, dtugoletnlm
snie wypieszczona ale rzeczywistosc praWda re Ona
zmartwychwsta1a ME marzenach lecz w Czynle
Czynu.
Moze dlatego, re wrodzonego nam enstWa prZy-
Wvklismv ma obca zaWsze ogla adac sic pomoc.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

A Aposto1owie? Wierzyli Zmartwychwstanie,
ale wyobrazal e sobe, jako eden znak6w ostatnego
przewrotu SWAT. Lecz teraz, gdy On Sam ZmartWych-
wstaf spostrzegl odrodzenie sic zycia cele,
kt6re ME zasne1o ale kt6rego zycie wydarto zeazem
owa idea sprzecznosc wszelkemi innemi pojecia
mi kt6re sniay Mich juz wczesnie ecz ME ujawnla-
sprzecznosc dop6ki ME dokona}o sic to nag}e skoa
rzenie dwu odrebnych porzadk6w celu odeg}ego O.
becnego zdarzenia
TAX dalece ME spodziewali Sic il Mistrz ch Zmar-
twychwstanie pisze autor ''Dziej6w Chrystusa, re
perwszym wynikiem jego zawien jest przestrach
"Mniemali, re by} to duch.'
tax daecy So cd mys ujrzenia Go zywym po-
sr6d zywych, uwazali Go kogo innego, Maria z
Magdalena bierze Go ogrodnka Kleofas towarzysz
ME moga poznac Go Gala droge Szymon oraz in
nj, gdy zjawia sic brzegach jeziora 'nie wiedziel
re by4 to Jezus'.
Gdyby byli istotne nan czeka, gdyby sic Go spo-
dziewai, wypatrujac Go okiem czujnem rozp}akanem
tesknota, czyliby dozna takej rwogi? Czyzby racze
ME bylby Go poznai natychmiast?
Zwyczajem przeznaczeniem DWunastu by}o to,
ze ME rozumeli Jego cud6w. Nazbyt mocno tkwil w
mysach cieesnych, aby moe dorosc bez zwfoki do u
werzena tax RICHLY odwet mad smiercia.
Po stuletniej przesz4o sromotnej niewo,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Gle Zmartwychwstania
Chrystusa zapowiedzi ja-
sniejszych chwil "jutra".
I my tn ma Wychodztwie,
w Ameryce zamieszkujace,
zwyk4ysmy Swieto Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego ME
tylko "a religijne Swieto
uwazac, ale "a narodowe,
"a swieto, bodaj czy ME
najwiecej wygladane. kto-
; ,'rego nadejscia 4 najwiek-
szem utesknieniem oczeku-
jenny zazwyczaj. ,
A vice skoro uderza
dzwony w swiatyniach Pan
skich, podazmy kornie do
koSciofa i tam zanieSmy
dziekczynne mod4y pred
Iron Najwyzszego "a od-
zyskana przez Nar6d Pol
ski Wolnosc, podziekujmy
"a wszystkie dobrodziej-
stwa, jake Cd Boga otrzy-
mujemy codziennie, z46z-
my podziekowanie Ia b}ogo
sfa wienstwa i 0 dalsze dla
naszego StowarZysZenia Po
lex w mod1ach naszych u
prosmy, DO Wiemy prZeclez,
re Organizacja rasza -
| to iakoby nasza Matula u
kochana, jaka o mas -
! czfonkinie StoWarZysZenia
- a swe cory dba zaWsze
Z pomoca przychodzl W
kazdej potrzebie.
Podazmy vice do swiq
tyni Panskiej i tam, rado.
scia wielka przepe}nione :
racji nadejscia S w e ts
wychwstania Zbawi
ciela, zanucmy piesn: -
"Weso4y nam dis dzief
nastai! Alleluja! Alleluja
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Jak sic okazuje do smachow w;.-
'opietrowych mosna xa..osow.s
sfowa: 'N;ema mic noweso nod
sioncem!"
Jak pokazafy badania archeoIo-
s,czne, W kartaginie INA idowafv
SIC domy osmio dziewiecio-pie-
trowe, a poniewaz kartagina by1a
zoobyta zniszczona przez Rzv-
n'an juz W 146 roku przed Chry-
stysem, sztuka wiec budownicza
architektow kartaginskich eodna
jest podziwu.
W Rzymie starozytnym istnia{a
tendencjs do budowy wysokich do
NOW, ze wkrotce, wobec czesteeo
zawalania sic takich budowIi, poll
cJa rzuymska musiaia ograniczyc
wysokosc domow do dwudzie.tu
metrow
Najwyzsze jednak bydunki po-
siadaf konstantynopol Ia pano-
wanna cesarzy wschodnio rzyms-
kich, wediug bowiem swiadeetwa
wspoiczesnych kronikarzy, domy
czternasto pietnasto-pietrowe ME
byty rzadkoscia " tenn miescie.
Wysokie te gmachy musiaiy wy
wierac szczegolne wra1enie W wa
skich uliczkach miast starozy-
tnych. ....
w Rzymie starozytnym szerc-
kosc ulic, cd domu do domu, wy
nosiia zwykle siedm metrow, by
waiy jednak ulice, ruchu bar
dzo ozywionym, nierzace zaledw,e
po piec metrow szerokosci, daz-
nose wiec do budowy wysokich
domow byia chyba skutkiem po-
I trzeby swiatia powietrza.-
czy sic dziwie, re przy obec-
nych wynalazkach terazniejszej
eywilizacI chea coraz to wieksze
gmachy budowac, kiedy juz ma
wet W staroiytnosci do tego zda-
zano?
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26
DROBIAZGI
Z TYGODNIA

Jak giosza wiesci, nadchodzqce
z Polski, lot kapitana Kowalczy-
ka ma bye przez Rad polski san
kcjonowany, czyli ze odbywae sic
bedzie Ia zgoda wiedza sfer, rz4-
dowych W daIekiej naszej Ojczy-
znie. Protektorem tego lotu ma
bye prezydent Moscicki.
Wobec tego lot majorow 1dzi-
kowskiego kubali zostaf od1olo-
ny do jesieni.
Jezeli rzeczywiscie tax jest, jak
powyzsza wiadomosc opiewa, zy-
czymy powodzenia lotowi polskie-
mu. Ami przeciw jednym ami prze-
civ drugim ME mielismy ME ma
my mic, owszem, powiedziee mo-
zemy: Szczesc Boie!
Zesmy sic ME zawsze zgadzali
ze sposobem prowadzenia kampa-
Mi zdobywania funduszy ma lot
EaPItana kowalczyka, jak4 kiero-
wal pan Adamkiewicz Czykago-
wa, to znow lima para kaloszy,
niema to jednak mic wspoInego z
samym Totem, ktoremu zyczymy z
serca jak najlepszego powodze-
MIA.
Czy jedni czy drudzy do Anne
ryk' wpierw przybeda, ME robi ro-
znicy, byle szczesliwie przybyli, to
tez juz teraz powodzenia i'm zv-
czymy. Jezeliby jednak miafo bye
niePowodzenie -. szkodabv dz;eI.
ryeh zoinierzy, Jakich zawieIu Pol.
ska ME posiada.
Wierzymy jednak " powodzenie
szczesiiwej podrozy juz terax sv.
czymy!...
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Wielebnemu Polskiemu Duchowenstwu Branim i
Sostrzanym Organizacjom Czionkniom Zarzadu Cent
ranego, Za1zadom Crup Towarzystv wszyskim Czlon-
kiniom Sowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych
pod opeka swetej Rodzny a take Przyjaco}om Sym
patykom nasze newiesce Organizacj zwyczajem trady
ca uswieconym }amy urzedowego Organu,
rac SWAT Wielkanocnych sk}adamy jak najserde-
cznejsze iyczenia Wesoiego Aleluja!
"a ZARZAD CENTRALNY STOW. POLEk
Ludwika S. Jabionska Prezeska
L. H. Dzieweczynska, Sekr Jen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Zwyczaiem tradycyjnym Matek naszych. racH
Sweta chwstania Panskiego, Zarzadowi Central
nemu, Zarzadom Crup Towarzystw VAN wszystkm
Szanowne Pane Czonkinie Stowarzyszenia Polek Sta
mach Zjednoczonych pod opieka swietej Rodzny jak
ma naiserdecznejsze zyczenia Wesoego Aleluja dniu
wesela radosci sk}adamy. Wszystkiego najlePszego
Wam Szanowne Pane zyczac, Organizaci Waszej ak
najwspanialszego rozwoju rozkwitu pozosta jenny Wam
zawsze zycziwi oddani -
WYDAWNICTWO REDAKCJA
Waszego Organu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26
Wes0iV Nam Dzi$ Dzien Nastal!

mem zarazem swietem ma
rodowem, gdyz przypomi-
ma Zmartwychwstanie Chry
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

chowa4y, tenn przyjemniej-
sza jest Wielkanoc, bowiem
wychowa}y sic one w ira
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

dycjach ludu polskiego, te-
go ludu, dla kt6rego Wiel-
kanoc jest swietem religij-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26
DZWONY
WIELkAN'oCNE u

Bija Dzwony Wielkanocne
SERGE w piersiach bije,
Rezurekcja. Zmartwychwstanie.
Polska znowu zyjeI
Zmyiy boje nasze kleski
Jak wiosny ulewa...
Mad polami znow skowronek
Piesn wolnosci spiewa!
Bija Dzwony Wielkanocne,
Dzwiek pod ohmury pfynie.
Polska lyle. ME zgineial
Brzmi W ca1ej krainie!
Polska lyle, ME zgineia
Z krwi, pozogi wstaia;
Do nych zadan staneia
Boze, czesc CT, chwafaI
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

w Stanach Zjednoczonych chca
tax samo prohibicji jak i moralnc-
sci, tylko, xe ci sami chc4 jedne-
80 drugiego q tego ME MONA
zazwyczaj otrzymac.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Dopiero wtedy cziowiek pre-
konuje sic, jak niedobrem jest on
towarzy.twem dla bliznich, kiedy
zaczyna sic nudzic z powodu przc-
wlekfego osamotnienia. Is.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Gdyby ME byio tylu faiszywych
ludzi ma swiecie, mniej uczciwych
narazonych byioby ma podejrze-
nie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Po dniach b6lu meki, handy i sromu,
Po okrutnej wedrowce Ogr6jca do nespraWiedli-
wych sad6w Golgote,
z krzyza do grobu
Wstaf Chrystus martwych do zycia!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26
co TYDZIEN
NIESIE?
PAN KAZIMIERZ BALDYCA,

PAN KAZIMIERZ BALDYGA,
prezes Stowarzyszenia Weteranow
Armji Polskiej W Ameryce or
ganizacji, jaka ma swa g}owna Gle
dzibe " miesciet Detroit, Mich, do
stapi} zaszczytu, gdyz - jak o
tenn niektore pisma wspominaiy -
otrzymai patent ma porucznika re-
zerwy Wojska Polskiego. Zostal
on rowniez -udekorowanym media
lem pamiatkowym, wydanym ma
podstawie dekretu Pana Prezyden-
Ia Moscickiego przez spec jaime
20 wys}annika Polski, p. A. Kra-
ssnera, ktory tn bawi W charakte-
re urzedowym. ~:
Panu Kazimierzowi Bafdydze z
serca szczerego gratulujemy jak z
racI otrzymania porucznikowskie-
go patentu tax racI udekoro-
wanna go medalem pamiatkowym.
Jezeli juz NOVA panu Bafdy-
DE, stwierdzie nalezy, ze dzieki u
miejetnemu kierownictwu i niespo-
zytej energji pana prezesa, Sto-
warzyszenie Weteranow cd szere-
gu miesiecy coraz to wspanialsze
robote robi tax dla dobra swych
czlonkow, dla dobra Wychodztws
calego jak dalekiej Ojczyzny -
Polski.
Zdazajcie, Kolego, smiaio wy
trwale tax dalej, a do nastepnegc
zjazdu zarzad, pod waszem kie'
rownictwem dzialajacy, poszczy-
cie sic bedzie mogf znakomitym
wynikami owocnej pozyteczne
piracy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Niema chyba W nowozytnych
dxiejach ludu tax dalece przywia-
4 saneso do swej ojcxyzny, do je-
xyka zwyczajow swoich - jak
SHAGGY.
Wystawieni cd wicklow ma ma
pady Niemcow a wreszcie przez
nich- forsownie wynaradawiani Pra
u;e cd 600 lat, przetrwali jednak
" wiernosci dla polskiej macie-
rzy.
Siawna obrona Giogowian, kto-
rzv woleli strac;c ukochane die
ci, niz poddac twierdze Niemcom'
mole znalesc porownanie chyba
1vIko W dziejach bohaterskich sta
rczytnego Rzymu.
Rowniez dis lax wleiu
t,xierdzi - nawet ma emigracD sia
zscy goruja swoim patrjotyzmem
! przywiazaniem do jezyka Polskle-
20, aezkolwiek jezyk ich ME jest
literackim, a raczej jest gwara.
Mowis, jak umieja, lecz mowia
po polsku. -.,-..as
Me wszyscy na.zych rodakow
@ tenn wiedza, re wfasnie Gorno-
slazacy byli pionierami polskosci
W Ameryce.
Lat temu csmdziesiat jeden, bo
W roku 1s4S odwiedzii swe stro-
nv rodzinne Ksiadz Bartiomiej Mo-
czygeba, ktory byf wowczas MI
sjonarzem W Ameryce. A zache-
cony przez biskupa stanu Iexas'
DO bytnosci W swych stronach ro-
dzinnych, sprowadzi{ do Ameryki
w roku 1854 okofo 500 rodzin
polskich okolic Pyskowic To-
ska, ktore sic zabraiy do budo-
wanna osad ma podobe naszycn
polskich wsi i nadawa}y i'm pol
skie Navy.
koscio} Fanny Marji W osadzie
nazwanej Czestochowa, jest bodaI
pierwsza polska swiatynia W ca
lei Ameryce.
w diva lata potem, gdy ma
.zychs wychodzcow powoli nazbie-
ralc sic wiecej, zawiazaio sic "
Chicago pierwsze polskie towarzy'
stwo pod wezwaniem sw. Jadwl-
gi, .kladaj jace sic blisko stu sa-
mych Gornoslazakow Gornosla-
zaczek.
Oni to zatem stworzyli podwali-
ny polskiego iycia W Stanach lie
dnoczonych.
~. .x,~l.Io ,aL nsa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Niejeden tych, ktorzy sic tax
bardzo spiesza, biegnie W fafsxy-
wynn kierunku wcale sobie
tego ME zdaje sprawy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Czy ME Jest to prawdziwis po
amerykansku karac surowo xfo-
dzieja, ktory pierwsxy raz ukradl
bochenek chleba giodu, = sa-
menu bez skrupu{ow przez gra-
rzeczy tylko dlatego, 1e ME cxyni
sic tego dla byznesu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Niejeden, CO wyglada jak ME-
Gzwiedz W piersiach - SERGE ma
barana a W nogach nature kroli-
ka czy zajaca.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Dopiero wtedy przecietny czio-
wick przekonany jest o swej trze-
zwosci, kiedy .obie kilka wypije. :
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

w zrze xyciowej najwiekszym
wykladnikiem jest slawa dlatego
najdroiej sic IA ME placi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-03-26

Po stuletniej przesz1o sromotnej niewoli,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-19
In the Stock Market
- Thomson s. McKinnonl

NEW YORK. oct. 18.-Condltions within
the market itself rather than outside
influences were largely responsible for to-
days price movements. and as q result,
We were again given two distinct markets
Persistent though gradual declines. which
have ben taking place for some months
in many issues were given further I'M
petuS by marked weakness in some OF
the newer radio shares while many OF
the seasoned Investment issues. most OF
which have of late been populaer with
the short seller. having apparently met.
temporarily at least. resistance level,
were subject to a covering movement
which late in the session carried their
prices sharply higher. The. days new
developments we're Of the routine sort. Re
ports on business and industry in the
main are indicative of contraction, but
certainly do not suggest distinct depreS-
sion. Money continues in good supply with
rates inclined to ease rather than harden.
The brokers' loan account, practically at
a peak for all time. is rather conclusive
proof that the public is committed to
the market as never before. and IT is TINS
suggestion within the market rather than
any real fear OF actual business depression
which causes apprehension. We have
had many evidence Of late that strong
sponsorship. recently such potent factor
in advancing prices; has either 5ecn
that it will not again be in effect until
public LIQUIDATION on more generous
scale has been accomplished. II is De-
cause OF this that We continue our sug-
gestion to tighten holdings during favor
able periods.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-19
sues IN AIR DEATH
Widow Asks $1,000 Dam
ages for Fatal Crash.

The first damage suit in Marion
county courts growing out of an
a-rplane accident was filed Friday
in superior court five.
The action was brought by Mrs.
Margaret L. Brooks, widow of How
ell H. Brooks, who for a number
OF years was sales director for the
MaEmon Motor Car Company and
who. was killed in an airplane
crash Aug. 18 in Florida. Damages
Of $4,000 are asked against the
TTarmon company, charging that
E.owell, as the conapany's agent,
Travelled by airplane.
While engaged on business for the
company, it is charged, Brooks died
as result of injuries sustained in a
landing crash, and the suit alleges
the pilot was intoxicated Ryan,
Ruckelshaus and Ryan were the
plaintiffs attorneys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-19
Produce Markets

Eggs-Country run. loss off delivered in
Indianapolis. 38c: hennery quality. AGO.
No. sec: No. 2. 26c.
Poultry tbuyine -prices)-,Hens, weighing
Az h. or over. 23@24c: under Az lbs. 2lc
Chickens. Az lbs. or over. .2lc to S2c
springers under AZ lbs; 1Sc to zoe:
springers over 41a lbs. 2l@22c; Leghorn
springers. 15c: old cocks, lac to 15c. Young
TURKEY hens Unjust be fatl 32c: Young toms.
28c: old hens 24c: oyd toms, zoe. Ducks
full feathered) 12c. Geese (full featheredl
&C. Guineas. 30c. These prices are for
No. 7. top quality poultry. quoted by King
an g. Co
Butter (who1esalel-No. /. 49@5oc: No.
2. 47643c. Butterfat-47c:
Cheese wholesale selling price per
SIC: Wisconsin firsts. PIC: Longhorn. BIC:
New York limberger. SOC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-19
wheat PRICES
CLOSE Lower
on CROP news
Corn Turned From Strong
to Weak; Oats Are
Uneven.
.Rnrnfted PresR

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. Chicago
traders showed no inclination to
act an bullish Argentine crop news
today. and as cables from Buenos.
Aires became less sensational after
the opening prices sagged from their
firm position. Commission support
was less aggressive in the later
trade, New York's irregular stock
market having a dampening effect
on bull sentiment in wheat. Corn
turned from strong to weak as wheat
declined. Oats were uneven.
At the close wheat was q to Is
cent lower: corn was off y to l
cent, and oats were Is cent lower to
Is cent higher.
Murray's second report from
South America estimated crop Of
from 40 to go per cent normal. Dur
ing the early trading, however, the
market refused to accept this bullish
news and continued uncertain.
Liverpool closed higher and Buenos
Aires was up at noon on wheat. The
strong opening prices had broken
slightly near midday. Cash prices
were Z cent lower. Receipts were
33 cars.
Corn trading was still dominated
by wheat during the morning and
despite the heavy eastern demand
for cash corn, prices showed a tend
ency to fall. The east took 100000
bushels, the largest shipments in
some time. Buenos Aires corn was
lower early. Cash corn was z cent
lower. Receipts were 221 cars.
Oats opened strong with offers
being absorbed by the east and local
commission houses. Trading was
light, however. Cash prices were
unchanged. Receipts were So cars.
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CITY NAN LOSER
Frederick AppeI's $250,000
Taken by Mistake.

BIZ ,oifod PROSE-
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Oscar A.
Strobel Jr., Of Ell Paso, Texas, re-
turned $250,O00 he received by mis-
take on arriving in New York.
Strobel's luggage became mixed
with that Of another person at the
Grand Central terminal here. When
he opened the bag, he discovered
S250,000 in negotiable securities of
the National City bank. He remem-
bered that Gordon Rentchler, a per-
sonal friend, was the bank president
Strobel notified Rentchler and it
was soon found that the securities
belong to Frederick appel of Indi-
annapolis, who had arrived on the
same train with Strobel.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots Of grain at the
call of the indianapolis Board of Trade
York rate, were Wheat-Steady; No. 2
red, $119m1.21; No. 2 hard. $1.16Q / 49,
Corn-Easy: No. 2 white, 90i2@9112 c; No.
8812c: NO. 3 yellow. 86A 63712c; No. 2
mixed, 85I2@8612c; No. 8 mixed. 8412M
85l2c Oats-Firm: No. 2 white. 1914 a
No. l timothy, S15.50m16; No. . timothy
s15M15.50; No. 1 light clover mixed, 14.5O
ais.
Wheat-No. 2 red. cars; No. red,
car No. Z. red, l car: No. 5 red. l car;
No; hard, cars; No. hard, 2 cars.
Total, il cars. Corn-No 1 white, l car;
No. white, 2 cars; No. l yellow. IL cars;
No. 2 yellow, p cars; No. yellow. cars;
No white, cars; No. white. 2 cars:
Sample white. l car. Total cars.
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In the Cotton Market
lRu rhomsnn s. McKinnonl

NEW YORK. Oct 1s%Cotton Would have
acted more in sympathy with the better
tone to the Liverpool market this morning
tober contract out Of local stocks of cot
ton: Favorable weather also continues
and crop ideas show tendency towards
said about spot sales in liverpool we will
feel more encouraged when Americans
hand. we are now surely dealing with the
second half of the crop. which tae trade
p eoS IS t fwaTs 9 f6st h h to @
operatives have adjusted their affairs and
do not doubt that the others will soon be
in shape TO work in conjunction with the
farm board. If the board is TO take any
direct measures to protect the price OF
cotton this wear. it is high time that It
not benefit the farmer as much as those
into whose hands it has passed. We think
cotton is selling in some localities below
the cost of production. further decline
will bring investors into the market.
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bonds was 80. up II.
IN United Prose-
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Moving
over wide range with many i5-
sues going into new low ground, the
Stock Market today presented
highly irregular appearance. At
, times the entire list was forced
down, losses in a few issues extend
ing over eight points. Then rallies
followed only to be ebliterated again
with further heavy selling.
United States Steel was among
the first to rally on each cycle. Late
in the day it was above PIG, COM
pared with its previous close Of
2l8i2. Other representative indus
trials were not as fortunate. West
tnghouse Electric, General Electric.
Union Carbide, Montgomery Wald
and a number of others declined
sharply and failed to rally.
Railroad shares went down with
the induStrials, although the oils,
another group tipped for a good
rally, held well after early sharp
gains had been chalked up. Utilities
were weak all day as were the radio
shares, airplane stocks and special
issues like International Combus-
tiCn. The latter went to a new low
and its preferred stock followed.
Crosley Radio, holster Radio,
,Bendix aviation and CurtiSs-
Wright all made new lows, while
wide declines were registered in
other shares of the radio and avia-
ton groups. incidentally both these
groups had been among the strong
est in the bull market of a yea-
ago.
The settlement today resulted
mainly from the rise Of $88,000,00O
in brokerage loans announced after
the c,ose Thursday. Traders had
been expecting a decrease and that
accounted for the recovery toward
the close Thursday.
Call money was easy at per cent
after renewing at 6 per cent. Time
money was easy in tone. the easiest
credit situat on helping the bond
: market, which was generally higher
with the exception of the converti-
bic issues which went down with
their stocks.