davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-05

in st. Louis. At the present Hank is tled
with Joe DimaggiO, each having nit IL
Home Runs apiece.
MCCARTHY LEAVES:
Marse Joe Mccarthy leaves the Yankees,
az his managerial chores are succeeded by
the worthy Bill Dickey. 1t is sorry indeed,
that a man who has managed the Yanks
to 8 remnants and 7 World Championships
has to leave due to illhealth.
When Mccarthy is physically well, in
all probabilities he will be back. For a
man who has meant as much to Baseball,
cannot stay idle very long. Here's hoping
for a speedy recovery Joe, and a quick re-
turn to the game you've helped built up
so we'll.
WEEP SWINGER'S TRIUHPH:
I must admit he stumped yours truly,
as we'll as thousands who saw the race. A
six furlong sprint with speedsters like Val
dina Sonora, and Tuey Toy who set the
pace all the way and into the stretch.
Swift as the flight of an arrow, Sweep
Swinger running in the last position, Z
lengths behind in the last 100 yards, didn't
run, but flew past the other horses and
went on to win going away by two lengths
Most betters, here in Detroit remember
1t. Bulbs 9yr. old Gelding as a slow star
ter who might stand a chance in the lon
ger races. So in this short sprint, they paid
little attention to him when the odds soa
red to the fabulous return of ISL.
The unfortunate betters who nave wa
gered on him in the past, were a remorse,
full lot after this race, including Bobby
Johns and yours truly. Yes, for a horse
who usually takes 6 furlongs to make his
bid in the longer races, to win a sprint as
he did, is really uncanny.
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-05

bleacherites a thrill in hitting 3 home runs
in st. Louis. At the present Hank is tied
with Joe Dimaggio, each having hit IL
Home Runs apiece.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 21-(P)-
Observation-Disclosures at ceiling
1870 (FlaD on good and choice
barrows and gifts 12O-330 lbs up;
loo-120 lbs 1910; good sows under
$50 lbs 14.15; 350-5O0 lbs 1910;
weights over 500 lbs 1890; good
stays 1240
Cattle-Good and choice steers
16.00-1700; medium 11.00-13.00;
common 100000; good beef type
cows 1O.Oo-11.O0; good dairy type
100000; medium 100000; COM
mon 500 600; shelly kinds lower;
good beef type heifers 12.00-13.5o;
medium 100000; common 600
ZOO; good butcher bulls 1000
HOO; medium 800-9.50; light COM
mon 6.5O-7.5O; choice calves 1900;
good 14.00-14.50; medium HOO
1900; common 100000.
(Note: There will be no mar
ket report February 22.)
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Livestock
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

OHlSAGO, FeD. 2l-(P)-Plain
and medium quality steers and
heifers made up the bulk of the
5000 salable cattle Thursday and
prices held generally steady. De-
mand was narrow for strictly good
to average choice grades and no
strictly choice kinds were offered.
Slaughter steers bulked at $14.5O
to $3.50, best grade stopping at
$17.65: Most heifers sold for S13.75
to $3.50 and beef cows brought
1925 to $12. Weighty sausage bulls
reached $1325 while beef grades
went at $14.
Hogs Active
The hog market was active and
steady with good and choice bar
rows and gifts bringing the $14.85
ceiling and sows at the $14.1O limit.
The $500 salables sold early and
$500 went direct to packers.
Slaughter lambs ranged from
weak to a quarter lower and ewes
held mostly steady with today's
top Is cents higher at 1925. Good
and choice fed Western lambs
brought $15.25 and native wooded
skins sold for STATS to SIS. Sal
able numbered 1000 and 1000
more went by direct shipment to
killers.
Quotations
USDA)-Salable hogs $500, to-
tai $4,000; active, steady; good and
choice barrows and gifts at 14.85
ceiling; sows at 14.10 ceiling; COM
plete early clearance; shippers
took 5000.
Salable cattle 5000, total 5000
salable calves 600, total 600; gem
eral market steady; no strictly
choice steers here and demand
continues narrow for strictly good
to average choice kinds both
steers and heifers; top steers 1855,
little above 1850; bulk steers 1850.
1880: most heifers 13.75-15.5O: best
heifers 1900 but choice kinds alb.
sent: most beef cows 9.25-12.0O:
little above 1900 but 400 quota
BILE for strictly grainfields: can.
ners and cutters 7.50-9.50 mostly:
weighty sausage bulls to 1926:
heavy beef bulls to 400; vealers
steady at 1850 down.
Sheep Quiet
salable sheep ZOO, total 9 900:
slaughter lambs weak to quarter
lower, ewes mostly steady. ton Is
cents higher at o,25 paid for ?
loads 137-lb. Good and choice fed
westerns carrying better than av-
erage pelts; few loads and decks
good and choice fed wooded west
ern lambs 1925 to shippers: sew
eral loads held higher; good and
choice native wooded skins 1475.
1900. ~ ~
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Cotton
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-tR-An-
nouncement by the government
that textile ceilings will be increas-
ed and move by southern con-
gressmen to force early house
action on the Pace parity raising
measure brought broad buying IN
the cotton market today.
Commission house and mill de.
mand pushed prices into new high
ground for the season and gains OF
$2.35 bale were registered before
the market receded. Final prices
were $1.oo to $16O bale higher.
Atlanta advices stated mill in
quiries for spot cotton increased
during the week. Several large
mills were asking for prices for de-
liveries running as far ahead as
late summer and late fall.
New Orleans reported cotton
acreage in the Rio Grande valley
will be increased 20 per cent over
last year with seedlings to get I'M
derWay in the next ten days.
Futures closed $1.oO to $40
cents a bale higher.
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Stock Market Quotations
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
RAILS RECOVERY
AIDS BOND MART

NEW YORK, Feb. 81. -lPt-Led
by an assortment of rails, the bond
market managed to recover part
of the weeks lost ground in the
final session today. Dealings will
be suspended tomorrow, Washing
tons birthday, and Saturday.
Lower priced carrier obligations
were in active demand, scoring
gains of 1 too more than 3 points.
One block of 707 Rock Island con-
vertible 4 ~ per cent bonds chang
ed hands at SO, the days top for
the issue which closed at 81 "a, up
/ 3-4.
Other leaders in the upswing
were St. Louis San Francisco LIS,
up 3 IA; New Haven As up 3 IA;
Chicago and Eastern Illinois in
comes of 'e7. up 8, and Central Of
Georgia consolidated IS, Alton 3s,
500 Line Is, Missouri Pacific con-
vertible 5 LIS, St. Paul convertible
q LIS and New York Westchester
& Boston lbs.
Down / to more than 2 points
were Monon As of At, Chicago
Great Western income 4 LIS and
Peoria & Eastern IS.
Elsewher in the list, Third Ave
nue. adjustment IS, American Tele-
phone IS, Commonwealth Edison
convertible LIS and New York
Edison 3 las of IS gained 2 to 3
points. Losses were market for
Texas Corp. IS of SO and Firestone
IS.
Sales for the day totaled $780,
600 against $3.50, 900 Wednesday.
U. S. governments were steady
with gains narrow. In the foreign
list Peru first and second IS, Copen-
hagen IS and most Chilean issues
improved.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. - (P) - Al
though trading in oats Thursday
was the lightest in several days,
the September and December de-
llveries of the grain continued their
slow climb and were back within
IL cent of the 81-cent ceilings.
Both the May and July contr cts
held rigidly at the top allowable
quotations, while the deferred
months climbed, receded then
climbed again as commission
houses probed both sides of the
market.
There was general agreement
that oats have become scarce in
commercial channels, along with
wheat, corn and barley. Shipping
interests reported stocks of the
grain at terminal markets have
dwindled and that supplies now
are low and receipts small.
May Rye Up
The unrestricted May rye gal
loped away to an advance of
2 5-8 cents bushel within few
minutes after the start Of trading,
but profit cashiers and an abrupt
setback at Winnipeg turned it
around. A subsequent rally was
comparatively feeble and the
grain gradually settled back for
loss of 5-8-1 1-8 cents a bushel
for the day.
The sell-off at Winnipeg which
bore prices down was ascribed
to new exchange ruling requir-
ing margin of S1.00 bushel on
May and July contracts, instead
of so cents.
Unconfirmed
Norway was reported overnight
to have bought 100000 bushels of
U. S. rye earlier this week but
traders said they had not heard
whether export permits for the
grain had been granted.
Uncompleted contracts in May
wheat on which trading was sus-
pended yesterday except for
liquidation purposes were reduced
416,000 bushels in the first day of
the Board of Trade regulation.
At the time the restriction was
imposed, the open interests in the
delivery totaled 15,71o,OQ0 bushels.
Wheat Inactive
There have been few outright
transactions in any Of the wheat
deliveries for several weeks be-
cause all are at ceiling prices
and very little Of the grain has
been coming into commercial
channels.
Wheat, corn and barley closed
unchanged at ceilings of S1.8o IL,
s1.18 IL and S1.22 IL; oats I'M
changed to 3-8 cent higher than
the previous finish, May 81-cent
ceiling; rye unchanged to l 1-8
lower, May S215 3-4-1-2.
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Stocks Generally Enjoy
Broad Market Recovery

crafts, mail orders, and utilities
were favored. Transfers of $780,
900 shares compared with 2,15O, 900
Wednesday.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up 1.5 points at
75.9. OF 963 issues appearing, 76e
rose, 103 fell and 81 were I'M
changed.
Union Pacific was up 5, Allied
Chemical 41-2 and Johns-Manville
-. Ahead 1 to 2 or more were
U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler,
General Motors, Santa Fe, South
ern Pacific, Southern Railway,
PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. Rubber, Good
year. Warner Bros, Loew's, Para
mount, schenley, National Distill-
ers, Hiram Walker, Glenn Martin,
Douglas Aircraft, United Aircraft,
Montgomery Ward, Woolworth,
American Telephone, Consolidated
Edison, Electric Power & Light,
American Water Works, Anaconda,
American Smelling, Caterpillar
Tractor, General Electric, du Pont'
Eastman Kodak and J. c. Penney.
Republic Pictures common ana
preferred, making their debut on
the big board, were lively.
Bonds improved. Cotton futures
jumped 81 to $160 bale. At Chi
cago oats and rye were up SO 10
off 1 1-8 cents a bushel.
fitting higher IN the curb were
Barium Steel, Mid West Corpora
ton, Fairchild Engine, North
American Light, Electric Bond &
Share, and Niagara Hudson Power.
Turnover here was 100000 shares
versus 100000 yesterday.
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled BY The Associated Press
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Feb. 81. - up -
The cotton textile market was en-
couraged by news that the govern
ment will increase textile ceilings
generally to spur production OF
goods. Most mills, however, did
not release any goods and were
awaiting announcement of the
actual increase in prices. \
Wool goods moved in limited
way against old contracts.
The rayon goods markets were
quiet.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-P)-Clos-
ing foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, others
N cents);
Canadian dollar in New York
open market IA per cent discount
OF 90.75 U. S. cents, off .O6 IA Of
cent.
Europe: Great Britain $4.02 IL,
unch; France franc) .845, unch.
Latin America: Argentina free
24.56, up .05 of a cent; Brazil free
5.25; Mexico 2O.65.
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NEW ORLEANS MIDDLINGs

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21-P)-
The average price of rniddling
l5-16ths-inch cotton today at ten
designated southern spot markets
was $1.10 bale higher at $3.50
cents a pound; average for the past
80 market days $3.50; middling
7-8ths-inch average PATS.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-LP)-Wheat:
No, 2 hard and No. 2 red, 1.79, NOM
inal, ceilings.
Corn: No. yellow, LOS 3-4,
late billing.
No oats sales.
Barley, nominal: mailing, 1874
1.39 -; feed, 1.10-1.23 IA.
Field seed per hundredweight.
nominal: Red Clover, 81 so; Sweet
Clover, 1875: Alsike, $3.50; Alfalfa,
common, 33.50-36.5o: Timothy SIS
500; Red Top, 1200-12.5O.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21-R -
Spot cotton closed steady s1.25
bale higher. Sales 1882. Low mid
ding 21.15, middling 26.15, good
26.55, receipts 1881, stock
1,769.
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N. C. HOG MARKETS

tRSALEIGH, Feb. 81. -R-Nc-
g sta.d, - III! hog markets active and
steaoy with tops of 1855 at Clinton
! Gnu ROCKY Mount and 1890 at
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-(P)-
Cotton closed steady $1.25 to $1.65
bale higher.
~, rJ:~L rr
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NEW YORK, Feb. 21-P-
Stocks generally enjoyed a broad
recovery in today's market with
favorites adding l to 5 points or so
although dealings tapered appre-
eiably on the upswing.
brokers' attributed the comeback
MAINLY to technical factors IN
volved in the recent sharpest
slump in almost six years. 1t was
figured that the loss of about 80
ner cent of the advance since last
August had served as a healthy
correction and placed the list in
nosition to resume the climb. A
batch of regular quarterly railway
and industrial dividends was help
full Hopes for a quick General
Motors strike settlement and signs
of boosted ceiling prices in varl'
AIS lines aided sentiment.
The pace slowed after an active
start but picked up in the final
half hour. Some purchasers were
restrained by the fact that the ma
TONS principal securities ex-
changes will recess tomorrow for
Washington's birthday and will not
reopen Saturday. Top marks were
reduced in numerous cases at the
close. Steels, motors, rails, rub
hers. amusements, distillers, air.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. -R)-But-
ter, firm: receipts 92,465; market
unchanged.
Eggs, Hceipts 21,41s, firm.
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WHAT STOCKS DID
CHICAGO POULTRY

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. -P)-tUS'
DA)-Live poultry, steady on hens,
chickens unsettled; receipts IL
trucks, car: prices unchanged.
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Open High Low Close
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

Middling spot 27.O4n. up %.
N-nominal, B-bid.
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Favorite Issues Gain One
To Five Points In
Brisk Trading
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Feb. 21-lP)-
Gtocks-Higher; leaders enjoy
slow technical rally.
Bonds-Steady; rails rally.
Cotton-strong; active general
buying.
Chicago
wheat-Unchanged at cell
mgs. .,.
Corn-Unchanged at ceilings.
Rye-Unchanged to 1 1-S low
or: moderate liquidation.
Hogs-Actie, steady. Top
SASS ceiling.
Cattle - General market
steady. Top S17.65.
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CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. 21-R
-4pot cotton $3.50.
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BOND AVERAGES
Compiled BY The Associated Press

Feb. q.
20 10 10 10 10
rails indust utiI fgn low
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STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled By The Associated Press
Feb. 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-19

slikas, vaitiekus, is Pajavonio v.
Staniuliene, Apolonija, gyv. Nashua
N. H., arba Lowell, Mass.
Stankiene, Emilia, is Kiaupiskiu
gyv. Chicago.
starulyte-Rak Ona, gyvens
Chicago.
Stasevicius (Stossel), Jonas, Jurgis
ir Kostantas, Seduvos ", gyvens
Chicagoj, ar Pittsburgh.
sulskis, A.
Sunelaitis-Sunelis, Juozas, is Kaune
ap, gyv. New Yorke.
Svikiiene, gyv. Westfield, Mass.
Tamasiuniene, Anele, is Ukmerges
gyv. Chicagoj.
Tarosas, Pranas, is Raseinip, gyv
Chicago.
Ticas, Leonardas, gvy. Chicago.
Tulauskas, Leonardas, inzinierius
Tverjonas,, Jonas, Simonas, ir Anu
pras, Kaltinenu ", gyv. Spring
fielde.
ene-Paskeviciute, Barbora, il
Suvalkijos, gyv. Chicago.
Utkiene, Ona, gyv. Nashua, N. H.
ar Lowell, Mass.
Vaisvyliene-N -Nekrosaite, Elena, i
Sofia, dukterys Felikso, is siau
liu, gyv. Philadelphia.
vaitkevieiute, Mare, vyro paw, ne
zinoma, gyv. Chicago.
valiuliene, is Vaskeliu ", gyvens
Chiacgoj.
Valuzis, Aieksas.
Varacinskaite, julie, gyv. Chicago
Variakojis, Jonas, Panemunelio v.
Rokiskio ap., gyv. Bostone.
vilimas, is Skapiskio, gyv. Mont
real, Kanadoj.
Viscius, Jonas, is Pernaravos val.
gyv. Chicago.
Weitkun, Matilda, gyv. Racine, Wis
zadeika Kazys, is Subaeiaus val.
zalkauskaite, Anastazija, vyro pa
varde nezinoma, gyv. Chicago.
Zigmontas, Vladas, sunus Jono, api'
35 M, gyv. Clevelande.
zileviciene, Joana, gyv. Chicago.
ziogas, Benediktas, sveksnos walls
gyv. Chicago.
zukauskiene-K -Kleizaite, Mare, siuve
ia, is Gudeliu val.
zymantaite- -Bartasiene, Jadvyga, i
Kraziu ", gyv. Chicago.
zymantiene-Jogelaite, is Taurage
ap., gyv. Chicago.
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LETUVN NASLAI-
Gu PRIETELIAMS

BALE vadovybe yra nepa-
prastai' dekinga Lietuviu drau-
gijoms ir atskiroms seimoms
kurios atsilepe j prasyma is
tiesti pagalbos ranka Lietu-
viams naslaiciams.
Visa ellie draugiju paskyre
stambias sumas naslaiciu ke-
liones islaidoms padengti. Daug
asmenu ir seimu pareiske moro
pasiimti Lietuvius naslaicius
savo visiskon globon. Kelias-
desimt asmenu panoro isisuny-
tt (adoptuoti).
Kadangi naslaiciu atgabeni-
mas nera taip lengvai prieina-
mas dalykas kaip pradzioje at
rode, todel BALI vadovybe tu-
rejo susilaikyti nuo tolimesniu
prasypu paramos. Xxi siol i
Amerika atvezti keturi naslai-
ciai - trys mergaites (dvi pc
16 metu ir viena II metu) ir
vienas berniukas Us metu).
Niekas nebuvo pareiskes moro
isunyti toxic amziaus naslai-
ciu. Turimas naslaiciu sarasas
rodo kad aiski dauguma ju yra
vyresnio negu IL m. amziaus.
Dabar laukiama raujo, tikslaus
saraso, kurs parodytu naslai-
ciu tevu .vardus ir ju kilimo
vieta.
| Kai turesime daugiau ziniu
tuojau pranesime ir per laik-
rascius ir per BALI skyrius ir
tiesiog visoms seimoms kurios
nori isunyti naslaicius. Visi
pinigai suaukoti naslaieiu rel
kalams yra atskiroje saskaito-
lie.
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Telefono koznpanija
Paskubornis Iveda.
Patarnavima

Praejo metas laiko nuo pabaigos
Pasaulinio Karo ii, taGiau kick ia
liecia The Ohio Bell Telephone Com.
pany kova dar tebeina, ir net dide-
janciu tempu
The Ohio Bell kova laimi, kurios
tikslas yra aprupinti kiekviena kas
| tik reikalauja telefono patarnavi-
mu. "Nauji telefonai ivedami taip
greitai kaip tik zmogiskai galima
pajiegti'', pareiske F. P. Merrick,
Ohio Bell divizijos komercinis We
dejas.
'"Taeiau kaip greit mes juos i've
dam, naujos aplikacijos nuolat di-
deja. Neziurint to potvinio aplika-
ciju mes pajiegem padaryti puseti-
ma apmazinima telefono laukianciu-
ju skaicip".
sio meto pradzioje the Ohio Bell
turejo 374,958 telefonus Clevelande.
sio menesio pradzioje jau buvo apie
100000, arba neto padaugejimas is
apie $4,000 per pirma pusmetl. Net
padaugejimas yra tai skirtumas tarp
telefonu ivedimo ir tu kurie buna
isimami, taigi ivedimu skaicius bu-
vo tikrenybeje didesnis negu tiesio-
ginis padaugejimas.
Sausio symet 29,559 asmenu
buvo telefono laukiancipju sarase.
sio menesio pradzioje tas skaicius
buvo 1872, tas parodo kad per pir-
mus sesis inenesius 15,1S7 asmenu
saraso pradzioje jau igijo telefona.
Dabartinis telefono naudotoju XII
limas prasidejo nuo depresijos ze-
mo kiekio 192,367 telefonu Liepos
m. 1888, Xxi pasieke 374,95s Sauslo
/ Stu metu ir 100000 pirma sio me-
nesio. Tas parodo padaugejima per
13 metu suvirs 2o7,ooO telefonu.
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Pastaba Skaitytoja1ns

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi ADMINISTRATORS prisiusti
ta numerl, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
nr. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar ATT.
Tas palengvins be jokiu su-
klydimu greit pasiusti jums
t. numeri kurio negavot.
. DIRVOS Administraciia.
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PRANESkIT
Ssyo Antraso Per1nain'

Kuofnet rengiat6sI persikeiti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-'
70 nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad.
n,inistracijai, ne pastui, me-:
pastas nesius juns Diryos !
nauja 'vieta jeigu neprimo.-
kssit. Parasykit NUNS w
1e atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma j kita vieta gyventi. =
Dirva Cleveland ,. Q
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N. Y. Konsulate:

# 4N. l.. hOIiSuIdCG.
Andriulis, Antanas ir Andriulis. Sta
& sys, bel ju dviejq >vaikai Antana,
n ir Pranas,. gyv. New York.
d Augaitis,. Antanas, gyv. Chicago.
Augaityte, Aniele, gyv. Pittsburgh
Austynaite, Veronika, is Molynu k.
Il Pajurio par, gyv. Philadelphia.
Baukuviene Burokaite, Petronele
gyv. Brooklyn.
q ceponis, Adomas, is Pumpenu m.
d Panevezio ap., gyv. New York.
q cesnauskaite, Juze.
s. Cesnauskiene Andriulaityte ar An
4 driulyte, Ona.
Il Dambrauskiene Juscaite, is Err
q vilko, gyv. Chicago.
Il Daucianiene, Ona, is Steigviliu, lei
q melio val.
81 Dawiot, Anna, gyv. Cicero, Ill.
y Dovgiala, Bronislovas, gyv. Chicago
Gates (Isganaitis), John, brolis Ma
Il rijonos.
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