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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Rates steady-English and French
hank Statements.

Tho money market yesterday, was with;
S sSs as easy as has
during the las; few days and the market
ssn.a sS M' sh. iSSs with The
Sub Treasury; but since rr.dnS isst h iass
Of $3.50. 900 in the corresponding period Of
the previous week.
showed that the bangs position had been
Impaired during the R sh Meek f. r an over pre
sis.5oo,ooo and there was :. shrinhase IN
bank OF France made a better. report. OK
hihiting an Increase In gold OF about ". soo'-
cali money on me floor of the stock EN-
change ruled at per cent. the highest be-
Ing per cent. and the lowest ~ per cent
Rates were 20 q 3 per cent: Tor sixty DAYS ,
per cent. for four and live months. sh per
cent; for six months and ~ per cent. for
Commercial paper was easier in tone and
In good demand; Rates we're intt per
fsS a t Sa'S BEST four n"s to six months
p.%e.Hs .1ssans; .. on New ,-.m York;
Minneapoiis.soc. premium. ST. Louis
n ST Discount prcSia@ eeh
Sterling exchans. ea.ed slightly. Rates
were ts4gtGi3o for sixty days. 4ses5 q
tssGo for demand and 4s6soVts6a' for
Money in London, .@sh r.1 cent. sho-,
~ per cent. closing prices OF consols.
75h for money ana IS sic for account.
Bank Of England remained UNCHANGED at
5 per cent. The weekly statement Of the
bank shows the following changes Total
reserve decreased 100000. circulation In
| creased ii97 900. bullion decreased $4,000,
other securities increased fs.SoS,ooo, other
deposits Increased ft5i.0o0. public deposits
Increased f2.505.o 900. Government securities
1 unchanged.
Paris cables quoted the closing price of
\ rentes ut Sc francs so c.ntimcs Exchange
| on London. 20 francs &c centimes Prlvai ;
| rate of discount In Paris, IA per cent. Ber.
| lin exchange London, 20 marks 43sx
| pigs. Private rate In Berlin, So per cent.
The weekly statement OF the BaEk OF
| France shows the following changes:
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Commercial price OF bar SILVER In New
York. bsc. In London. e6Ad Mexican sill
yer dollars quoted Mt asa v isc.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, fe5ssl6.s2s; balances. sl9.Its,i5s,
Sub-freasury credit balance. &,.es3,l3i.
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WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday. This month. Fiscal year
Receipts .. e1.061 so e82. sos o&s2, 09S. $50
Pay warrants. 2.220.sH N.69.7N 601. s6e $50
DeAdt ..... Slbs.sM s,i.0so.7ss %. o. 80
Surplus.
Rsceipts from customs yesterday, es1A 1S7 (:
from Internal revenue ordinary 3Sli saa; cor.
porstion tax. 92A, ~, and e2<7 6S5
National bank notes Seceived for rodenption.
g. III. H6.
The cash statement Of the United STATES
Treasurer for March 10 shows:
GENERAL FUND.
0oeo oo1o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VASNe, ~
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THE C0rYE1 MARKET.

The copper market WAS arm and quiet
Yesterday. /, while tho, demand for the
metal has iapsed int dulness. this In
not surprising. In view Of the spirited
hkyins Of In. pxst few days. Producers
hkmly maintained their asking quotation
at the nsw level Of IAN cents. though
iittIe or no business was done at this
price Producers are Of the opinion
that the price OF the metal should hold
frm for some time. even II the demand
continues inactive. An indication that the
market 10 in . good position 10 seen IN
the fact that consumers are asking for
prompt deliveries. This 10 taken as a
Sign that supplies In Manufacturer yards
are light.
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TITLE COMPANIES TO MERGE.
Lawyers TO Absorb Queens Ccunty
Mortgage Company.

II was announced yesterday that nego-
tiations for the consolidation Of the Queens
County Mortgage Company with the Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany had reached n stage where the
boards of directors OF the two companies
had agreed on a basis OF $40 a share In
cash TO the stockholders OF tho Queens
County Mortgage Company.
An officer OF the lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Company said that no
further particulars would be given out
until negotiations had reached more
advanced stage.
Tho Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company has n capitalization OF $4,000
900 and the Queens County Mortgage
Company s3o0, 900.
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TIE STEEL MARKET.


Steel prices are back at near the low
Of last December. Consumers appear UNI
willing to make commitments and reports
continue to be received Of curtailed mill
operations.
From the annual report of the United
dtAtes Steel Cooperation II would ap-
psAr that railroad buying was more pro-
i,ouncsd last year than the buying Of
lighter lines that do not enter into rail-
road construction.
por example. the steel Corporation sold
1880 tons of steel rails 40 against
1.esH0oO tons In the previous year. Pro-
duction Of wire products and sheets and
tin plate showed q decrease Of ~ per
cent and Is per cent. respectively The
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Extra Dividend by Colt COMPANY.

HARTFORD. Conn.,. March IA quar-
teriy dividend Of pa per cent was de-
clared by the Colt Patent Fire Arms
manufacturing Company this afternoon.
The regular quarterly dividend of IA per
cent. was declared and then, an extra
dividend Of / per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25

VIENNA, Nov. 30-(By mail tc
New York. "A scandal has Just beer
uearthed in Austrian commercial cir
cles that for the moment is threat
ening to result in prosecutions FOR
high treason.
Practically, since the beginning OF
the war II has just developed. Aus
trian business houses have been indi'
rectly but certainly consciously sup
plying servia with many OF the neces
saries which has enabled her to put
up the war she has against the dual
monarchy
Austria's suddenly declaration OF
war against SerHa found the latter,
especially after her two previous
Balkan wars. utterly unprepared both
as to provisions and as 10 equipment
for her troops. Entirely cut off from
all commercial connection with the
rest OF the world, except through the
port OF salonika which she won
through her last war with Bulgaria,
servia at once placed immense or
ders with all Of the importing houses
in that city.
She offered the highest possible
prices and the Salonika concerns
rapidly emptied their warehouses The
servlan orders continuing. the import
ers were shipping in goods from Aus
tria. all OF which II now revelops
have found their way into the Aus
trian commissarit Some OF the lar
gest commercial houses OF Austria
are involved.
The Iron ring OF Austria Is be-
coming rapidly more diffused
throughout the dual monarchy and
is coming rapidly to be more highly
priced and coveted than the famous
Iron cross" Of the kaiser. Already
the little iron band is 20 be seen. TO
the exclusion Of all other jewelry
on the hands OF people in every wall
OF Vknna life. II is as common on
the finger OF the washer woman as
II is on the dainty hands Of the men,
hers OF the highest aristocracy. no
billty and even OF the royal house It.
self. There is not an archduke nor
an archduchess OF the House OF
Hapsburg who has not already won
one and Is proud TO wear It.
'The Iron ring OF Austria was
established by the Society Of the Sill
Yer Cross organized for the purpose
of raising funds for the care OF fam.
lilies whose fathers. brothers and hus-
bands have been killed in the war
Up to the present time over one mil
lion and half OF crowns has been
raised. or this amount only a small
per cent was given in ready money.
the great bulk being contributed by
those. even from the usually veal
thiest circles. who were obliged to
give. instead their rings. royal deco
rations, diamonds, watches, chains
and jewelry OF every description. II
is to those who contributed in this
manner that the Society OF the Silver
Cross gives It's ring of iron"
On the little iron band. which the
never fail TO wear are
Inscribed the six words:
II have given gold for iron"
on an average 1000 rings are find
ng wearers daily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
ICE PILES UP AND TRAVEL
Is NOW VERY DIFFICULT

WAUNA. Ore, Dec. 2I.-The people
living on Puget island. opposite Wau-
ma. are finding II hard to come across
to Wauna on account Of the ice, which
pillng up all along the shore OF the
island. Welcome slough Is frozen
over so that the boats cannot cut
their way through Il The Ice Is
mostly float that Is coming down the
river and catching on the shore piles
up. 1t now extends into the river
about so feet. One OF the island res
idents came over this morning in a
small boat and reported having rath-
er a rough time.
The weather here has been clear
and cold for the last week. the ther-
mometer registering between 20 and
20. The plumber has been busy the
last few days thawing out water
pipes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
Logger Dies I'm Blaze

BEND, Ore. Dec. 2S,-The Grand
restaurant and lodging house on
Bond street adjoining the Bend Hotel,
were destroyed by fire. Adolph Boet-
cher, a laborlng man, who lodged in
the building. lost his life. Several
dodgers escaped with only what be-
longings they could seize in their
flight.
Boetcher, who had been employed
on the Tumalo project until its COM
pletion a few weeks ago. had been
drinking and was unable to get moro
than part way out before the floor
gave way and dropped him into the
fire below
With the mercury at 13 below zero
and the pumping plant troubled by
anchor ice in the river, the work or
the volunteer fire fighters was ex-
tremely difficult. After some delay
several streams OF water were OBJ
tanned and saved the Bend hotel
from destruction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
STEAMER DRUBMUIR
SUNK BY LEIPSIC
EIGHT PAGES.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. "a
The British steamer Drummuir. from
Swansea. England. owned by anc
consigned TO Hind. Rolph & Co. Of
this city. is reported to have beer
sunk by the German cruiser LeipsiC
shortly before that cruiser was sunk
ty a British squadron off the Falk.
lands.
This meager information was re-
ported in a dispatch from London
The crew. with Captain Eagles, wal
reported to have been set ashore al
Sape San Antonio.
The Drummuir is now 90 days out
from Swansea, and has not been
heard from. Mayor Rolph Is inclin'
ed to doubt the ship Is lost.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
Prompt Action win Stop Your Cough

Prompt Action VIII Stop Your Cough
When you first catch a Cold (ofter
indicated by sneeze or cough), break
it up at once. The idea that " II does
not matter" often leads TO serious
complications. The remedy which
Immediately and easily penetrates the
Inning OF the throat is the kind de-
manded. DR.. Kings New Discovery
soothes the irritation. loosens the
phlegm. You feel better at once. at
seemed to reach the very spot of my
Cough" is one of many honest testi-
monials. soc at your druggist. adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
Germans outdo Pilots.

LONDON, Dec. 2S,-The Press AS
sociation's Hull correspondent says
the raid on Scarborough was marked
by extraordinary GOODNESS and dar'
ing. The German warships. he de-
clared. stole into the bay and ma
neuvered into position. coming nearer
to the pier than any battleship ever
had done within memory, one OF
the Oldest fishermen in the borough
said:
mo pilot would have dared to
bring warship as near as the Ger
man commanders did"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
JEFF GIVES MUTT
A $4,000 CHECE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 25.-Imper-
sonating Cartoonist Bud Fisher a
man gave a worthless $4,000 check
to pay for diamonds. which were to
be delivered Christmas day. The po-
lice searching for him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-25
AUSTRIAN BUSINESS
HOUSES ARE CHARGED
WITH AIDING SERV|A
SCANDAL IS UNEARTHED WHICH
MAY RESULT IN SEVERAL
PROSECUTIONS.

High Treason May DC Charge Brought
Against Men Connected With Deal,
II Is Sald--SuppIles Furnished En-
able Servlans 10 Put Up War
Against Dual Monarchy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-11
HOW RESINOL
CURED ITCHING
SKIN TORMENT

Baltimore. Nd. May %, 1914: Ny
limbs from knee TO ankle were com
pieteiy covered with eczema for a
year. IL commenced with several
small water pimples. which burst
when i scratched them. until they
developed into sores and oozed a yell
lowish mud | hated to 20 In COM
pany. II ftched and burned SO badly
l had no rest at night. tried a
good many remedies for eczema, both
liquid and salye. but they did me no
good. only made the skin more rough
and scaly. I learned of Resinol Oint-
ment and Resinol Soap and tried
them. and was relieved OF the severe
itching and burning AT ONCE. and
after months steady use was COM
pletely cured" tSigned) T. s. Lewis,
1921 Summit street
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment
are sold by all druggists. Doctors
have prescribed Resinol for nearly 90
years.
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CONGRESSMAN


Twenty sixth district Later hif die.
trici was the Thirty fret and finally
he represented the Thirty-sixth. lie
was a delegate % many Republican
national conventions and IN 1895 was
appointed member Of Joint hira
commission 90 negotiate a treaty rith
Canada. Tie bad made his home a.
Auburn. y. Y. for years. though most
of HE time was spent In Washington
As one ~ the foremost tariff an.
thoritice in congress Mr. Payne was
a notable nEure among the RepuhIi
cans ~ the house long before he b..
came chairman Of the WAYS and
means committee and framed the or
igiual ~ the Republican tariff doc.
trine which stood until repealed bv
tho Underwood Law
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GERMAN CRUISER


tons and a complement Of 2s5 men.
Her length on the water line vas 3s4
feet and her beam ~ feet She car.
RED ten Ai-inoh guns. eight 5-pound.
err. four machine guns and Two tor.
Ded0 tubes
Announcement Of tho sinking %
he Nurnburg leaves only the cruiser
dresden 90 Do accounted FOR Of tho
i've Harahipa To- the German
squadron
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SENDS ULTIMATUM
(conrnued from Firs. Pare,
American lives through the employ
ment of force.

American lives Through the employ
ment of force.
Only For Defense.
Inc American government made IL
clear Incidentally that 1t intended to
use force not for aggression but only
Tor defense and had no idea Of invad-
ing Mexican Territory or interfering
with the right OF the Mexican people TO
settle their own disputes or violating
Mexican sovereignty in any way.
No time limit was set within which
the Mexican factions must comply
with the demands but a sufficient time
VIII be allowed for both Carranza and
gutierrez to communicate fully to
General Hill and General Maytorena.
respectively, the seriousness of the
situation. In the meantime Brigadier
General Tasker G. Bliss. lately named
assistant chief OF stan Of the United
states army, is in personal charge OF
the situation at Naco with three bar
teries Of field artillery having a range
OF fve or six miles. and eleven troops
Of cavalry.
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LONDON. Dec II. 1882 m.-Half
a dozen German submarines made an
attempt at G:3O o'clock Thursday
morning to enter the admiralty harbor.
according to a Dover despatch to the
Excange Telegraph company. and for
half an hour the batteries kent up a
furious fusillade. firing at least two
hundred shots. II is reported that two
or three OF the submarines were sunk.
but no confirmation OF this can be OBJ
tanned
The attempt was mode under cover
OF early morning darkness and during
a heavy rainstorm. The first alarm.
says the dispatch was given by the
firing OF a naval gun. and soon an the
batteries were in action.
The admiralty. TO whom thi sdis-
patch was submitted said that IL had
not received confirmation Of the re.
ported attack.
Dover Is opposite the French town
OF Calais and Is one Of the chief ports
OF communication between England
and the continent The admiralty
harbor comprising an area 6iO acres.
is the finest harbor OF refuge in the
channel Its construction was begun
In 1898 and completed In 1909 at n
cost Of s17.50O. 900.
The western limit Of the older com.
mercial harbor and the admiralty har-
Dor Is the admiralty pier. The com.
mercial harbor Is bounded on the east
BY the Prince 81 Wales Pier. Will
the east pr moi the admiralty harhor
f. built out from the shore. to the
east Of Dover castle There are mum.
erous forts guarding the entrance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-11
Don't Dope
Your Stomach
Too Many People Use strong oruos
Tor Ailments that Could BE Quickly
Relieved IN Another Wav

euftlEia. rhoumatiam. lumhaao. rout
SUI neck sore arhiuF nerves and rrua-
elra. rore throat and All similar nfIrIerfa
ere more quickly and permanently rr-
ueNei hN TIE use ~ the old finia uar.
lHllH Indian Isinlmruf. than hV fnafnr
the stomach with drugs
NnthinE NlFf seems fu su quickly nrrr.
tratn g. To araf ~ fhe Trouble
Just rub ~ ON. and che unln stops IL
sue ~ - ~. " is FER ahead of ali other
Ih- price q only lfr and WEAKLY an
druggists cell o. order hf mail if 80
rfetgr. from the % G %. Cary Medicine
Co. Isnesriiie Onto
Sold BY {. n. Griest a. Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-11
VlQUESNEY AGAIN HEADS
SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION

multiply:
t1Tas open season on both trout
on the number Of trout 20 be taken per
oay should be nxed at IS and the mint
mum M, ienEth OF trout 20 be taken should
DC raised from 5 to inches.
5.-Section ~ OF the acts OF 1903
should De amended 80 a. TO make It's
meaning clear as TO the catching OF nsn
OF the sucker variety In any way at
any time. which Is very connfctinE and
sion:
s-It 4. suggested that IL be made
and line:
,,s-open and closed seasons on all
Migratory Birds should be made TO COZ.
form with the Federal law:
IThere should be bag limit on
day. ~ oi not more 'nAn IL per
s-All unnstursiised foreigners should
firearms OF any kind:
le-Authority should be given to the
FOREST Game and Fish Warden TO lease
land Tor game and bird refugees or sane
tearies. where all shooting may be pro-
hibtted and game and birds raised for
STOCKING purposes.
liza nonresident fishing license
should be established:
lit should be made unlawful for
dump or place I'm any stream or wint-.
course IN our state any waste from lum-
oering operations or any rubbish that
would tend to obstruct OF pollute the
waters of said stream.
l5-Authority should be given and
funds appropriated for the establish
msnt OF a state fish hatchery.
i've recommend the establishment
OF commission composed OF comre-
tent persons for scientific investigation
ana study OF Industrial water pollution
us etfects upon the public health. and
upon fish and aquatic life. and FOR the
pose or experimenting and determin.
I'M. on the best methods OF abating said
pollution.
new Members Admitted.
Hmons the new members admitted to
lowing:
Edward c. Dnsard. Gormanis-
Jesse c. Sharpless. Gormania
Dr. L; II, CLANCY. Elkins-
VIM. II. Hubbard. Wheeling
Ben. Day. Blaine.
John A Bray, Blaine.
ID. l. Sheets. Dunmore.
george A. Meese. Charleston
Georse Smaliwood. Fairmont.
ROBERT l.. Gregory. ParkersburR
Thomas W. Steele
-. q. Caflisch.
John u. Poe.
r. n. McClellsnd.
w. II. Mcconnell
Phil :. Bentel
A. T. Watson
Homer smith.
Grover &. Sheets
II. X. Martin.
&. II. Iingcr.
DIR. G. W. Wilcox
9. A. Barnes
W. w. Myers, Parsons
DR.. A NJ. McGovern. West I-nion
DIT c, NJ, Mccracken West Union.
J. @. Wilcox. West Union.
craig smith. West Union.
W. II. Weber. Elkins
w. III. Burns. Marwood
!. j. II. O'Brien, Wheeling
5, @: Billings. Parsons.
~. NJ. kirchner. Wheeling.
Harry II. Bodley, Wheeling
J. 5. Gibbs, Jr.. Wheeling
JOS ID. Griffin Cairo.
A. j. Mayer. Wheeling
Cal II. Young. Charleston.
Benz Leach. Elm Grove
Glenn f.. Peters. Wheeling
=. l. Peters. wheeling
Shnton X: Campbell. Wheeling.
X. J. McCullagh. Wheeling
Nick Schiller. Belmont. %
Hugh ]. McFadden. wheeling.
hichard Morgan. West Alexander
John +. Emig. wheeling.
1. W. Norton. Wheeling.
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Artillery Leaves

Ell PASO. Texas. Dec. 1O.-Four
troop trains bearing ~ field pieces
and about 500 officers and men of the
sixth United States artillery left here
today Tor Naco, Ariz. The troops ex-
pect TO arrive az the scene Of the Mex
lcan border lighting early tomorrow.
colonel p. ST. John Greble. command.
ing the sixth artillery. went TO Naco
ahead OF his men to lay out the camp
site and positions for the guns.
Roberto Pesqueira, former Carranza
agent al Washington. has been dis
patched to Naco to attempt to pre-
vent any action by the Mexican bel
hgerents that would result in interpo-
sition by the American troops.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsrv. lrsr-
chants and Othsrs wholesale psaisru
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ It's office at Charleston. West Virginia.
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested In said Board.
Sonlracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
nidders. quality considered. and other
Things being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-11

CALLAO Peru. Dee. In-Tbe Ger
man steamer Luxor ~ the cosmos
line arrived here today from r0ronef
chile where she took on a fun carro
n coal and provisions When no
reached This port she bad cargo of
only $50 tons. and Do o. stated thar
ne remainder was trans shipped fn
'lerman cruisers The Peruvian au.
ihoritle7 announced That the Luror
would be detained here
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bliss Has marrow Escape.

NAto. Ariz.. Dec. 10.-Brigadier Gem
eral Insker Bliss Of the United states
army. who arrived here today 20 take
charge Of the American troops guarding
the border. made his first examination
Of the situation under fire Two bullets
ilrcd from the Mexican side OF the
boundary passed perllousiy near the
general ana his staff as he was exarttn-
ing boubproof near the Immigration
station about 700 feet north OF the in
Soldiers guarding the immigration
station are protected By three bonlb
proofs and by a line Of loaded coal cars
drawn up between the American town
ana the border. but break in the line
or coal cars had been left 20 permit
access % the border General Hifee vas
near this break when the bullets vbfef-
led through
Although there was comparativet, liz
lle trinE today between the forces of
and Governor Maytorcna. aftarttng AL
scores or bullets fell on American terri
10Y. ne American town Oh less than
q quarter % mile wide and acarceiv n
hulininE in 10 has escaped being struck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-11
ATTACK DOVER
tconrnusd Prom FIRST Pag.)

pressed the opinion that It was a false
alarm.
There is no official confirmation
that German submarines were seen.
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steamers b. permitted to coal in
chilean ports pending an invesiiga
fi0n ~ The case The FOREGOING die.
patch indicates thar the Luxor met
The German squadron under Admiral
Won spec before f passed into the
south Atlantic where If Was defeated
hy The British