Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-29
lISCONTENT IN GERMANY AMONG INCREASING NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED MAY LEAD TO REVOLT
Writer Asserts That the Masses are Growing Sun and Because of This the Authorities Have to Keep Large Bodies of Troops
 in Reserve for Emergencies in Al Large Cities Where the S
 tuatOn Already Has Assumed Threatening Aspect

LONDON Nov 28 The Standards Amsterdam correspondent writes what he calls authentic particulars of the general state oi affairs in Germany obtained from an impartial and reli- able source He says
 "The number Of unemployed in Ger. many without counting those who have joined Che colors. total fully 100000 The result is growing dis. content on an sides The people are sulleu, but are liable to burst forth at any time The authorities are taking no chances. and despite the urgent need of men in the field. keep large bodies of troops in reserve for emer- gencies in ail large cities. but especial lv in Cologne. where the situation twice has assumed a threatening as- pect
 Only recently has the truth with regard to the war begun Co trickle through notwithstanding the precau. tons taken Swiss. Swedish and Dan. Ssh papers have been smuggled into the country and the better classes now know that not only is Paris not besieged but neither Calais nor Havre is in danger. and that it is quite nm. true that the Germans are at an up- setting influence and have convinced the most optimistic that the Germans will have a hard fight Co win.
 Refugees Worried Germans.
 Things had reached this state be. fore refugees came pouring in from East Prussia Their appearance caused positive consternation It is estimated that German losses in Prussia. by req son Of the Russian invasion. already reach S75.O0oO00. most of which is sut iered by the Jmbers. who are an DOW. erful there This fact is likely to have considerable bearing on the ru. ture of the war. for the Juukers have a large voice in the conduct of af- fairs and their enthusiasm for war has diminished visibly since the Rus sians started advancing in earnest
 There is no moratorium in Ger. many and Che result is the smaller shopkeepers are completely ruined aI- ready. chiefly owing to the wholesale collapse of local banks and the closing down of SO per cent of the provincial branches of an the large credit banks. No one has any money through this while credit has entirely disappeared.
 Those who saw what was coming. or who had time to save anything aut of Che wreck, sent an their money and securities Co Switzerland. or as much as they dared. for through the income tax returns the fiscal authorities knew the exact standing oi everybody and used tba Information to advantage for the purpose of forced subscriptions ax. acted for Che national defense. Loans fol this operation were exacted of every savings bank and friendly SO. Ciety. and such institutions were de- nuded Of every pfeuuie of their Zee serves while private banking accounts were raidsd to tle same extent"
 Make France Pay Toll
 The Standard Paris correspondent says that details have diltered through of the manner wherein inc inhabitants 1 of provinces in Northern France oc. cupied by the Germans are made Go feel the weight of German rule
 "The Invaders chief object" he say "is to get everything possible out of the country while they have time. Eyervthme Is subord'nated to this end The Germans first got in an crops they could and now are keep. ing the mills busy making flour They now run sugar r5tineries and w0rl, au
 the coa. mines that were not d