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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So g spnb Its ! to II-ACKER. Geo y to Nicholas
Ackrr $40 stamp IS
~ uf y ave & lst 4 mel 50
So 723 n Its li 10 Ij-BROWNELL, Mary Enlma
sole deTisee Chas BrUwneu to U ) q Amer
$500 stamp s.
I'd Mas, NV 10
So sslS 1t . Morris Hts-CANrBELL. Jas ct
Rcna " tu Jos II SIs'nr"r ct uN ROsa pint
tenants $40 stamp so cts
rS nf' Morris I'd. = OF Bowen 81
Sd Zes Its y a blk Conn Ave Highlands
CARLETON. Marx A ct uH Amanda L to ID Of
e 500 stamp s. covenants
lCcnn ave bet Ordway & Portner SITS IS
So Z5I6 II Sc bIk Il Kalurama Hts-CHANDALL.
Ruth Lillian to John II CLANCY $40 stamp $50 TT
tc225 Decatur PD Is
81 sjIs II 81 BLK II Kalorams Hts same TO AI;es
Clagrtt SO stamp $50 trust $500
ts2i Decatur Pn -
70 Ino H Chaney SO stamp s. tr $3.50 cuVe
nants
O7s LanieT Pm -
So 5I55 1t org It known as 1t "A Desnuood-
DUNAHOO. Jos II ct uN Eliza to VI Elizabeth
Browning SO stamp 50 cts %
So 1851 Its 5 to = So tll3 It's - 4 Is L 81 1853
lis IS to 49, "a & IS & 81 ltl Its IS X "A & ~
Iiii Its q 2 Potomac Hts-DORSETT ]
ct uI Rena to Sam1 DurSctt $40 covenants Il
So IS sub It S-DANIEL. Ernest H ct Bsrnioe l.
to LncaS 7 Loving tr in bankruptcy Clarendon
Smith
(sl2 s Il nvl q
So SOS pts It's q 4 , blk 10 Bueua Yista-GERF.
MAN. Geo Il DanI Haley trs to VIM Tay-
Ior 81 stamp SO 2
So 1858 org II Io-GoENNER. Albert ct Tx Bertha
to Louis A Proctor $40 tr SI.E-J stamp 81
tGrard st bet Sherman ave & IIth st nWl ~
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org 1t It y 50 rs It y 81 $50 Its
S-HORRIGAN. David and Thos Jr
to Mary HOrrigan. $40 during life
uiO Hickman st Sc. l35c52 "a st sw. PIT 2lo
st nv. $50 st sw 5l2 and 9Ii D $,
= - l. g - 80 IL, =, =, .
orE 1t II 3l-HORRIGAN. Mary Edn TO
David Horrigan 81 undV "a int & to Thos ]
HoTrigan Jr 81 undiv "a int
no Hickman st Sc. lSoG ~ st ~. III as st
So e3 Its % 4 CHESTER, Josephine W to L
Of Amor S4.OO5 stamp $40
Is & 2 st nwls B
50 6o7O 1t 6 Congress Hts Addn-HEIsKEI.I,
Henrietta Brent to Elizabeth Campbell no cove
nants stamp 30 cts.
tNichols ave bet Trenton Pl & Sterling Il sel
So 81 It 2s-HARLOw. Chas 4 Hamilton Har-
low to Z Olivia johnson SO tr $500 stamp SO
50 i2s9 1t l Villa Pk-MARDEN Clara A to Geo
Gilbert Stansen SO covenants stamp 80 cts
IN Of Hoover n. " OF Eastern ave mel a
50 Ez7 Its . d % & 50 t2iS lts villa Pk-
MARDEN. Clara A to VIM Russell SO cove
nants stamp N.5O
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81 "a It F-PROCTOR. Louis ct ux Mabel W
to Albert Goenner SO tr $3.50 stamp 81
81 g5 It's IS & Ia-PENN. Ruth.tts and VIM N
her sOn to Henry Wshl SO stamp g
ie2J & 62j Sth st mel %
So locs 1t I5l-REGAN. Mary A to Henry wahI SO
lsl6 18th st mel IS
50 6lB Its 100 & lOl Cong Hts Ext-REDMOND
VIM tr to VIM Iduck 500 covenants stamp
20 cts
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$40
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50 I0S Il gISHAPIRO, SamI ct u1 Fannie TO
Lewis Sankcy Dem $40 stamp
Mas ave bet 10th 4 nth 81 sel 81
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Harry & Thos Bones to Annabel 4 Ruth l.
CrHndar joint tenants SO stamp Sl25o tr SOUO
C2sE 18th st nW) Il
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan. l9.-MILLFEED-Fm; trAds
quiet. Spring bran. in lOpOund sacks. $50. to ar
rive; standard middlinEs. to arrive $50; winter
wheat in lOpOund SACKS, to arrive, 9.7o; city
bran in buk. T.O.
RYE FLOUR-FIm; trade moderate. Good to
choice 6.3Oa6s5 in sacks.
CORNMEALI- Strong; trade dull Kiln dried. for
export, SO. in sacks. COIrse meal in bags. l.6os
Les
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-stesdy; trade dull.
Choice, 3D.
HAY-RsUeiPts. 2O6s tons: inactive and lower.
Quote: Trims timothy. Llo: No. l timothy l.0714; (;
No. =. l0aL05: No. , BalO.
sTRAW-Receipts. nil; easy. Long re quoted a
70
PORK-Steady: trade dull. Mess lsJ1aDD;
family 2O0s25.OO: clear. D.Us8O
BEEF-SteRdy; trade quiet. Packet, 3ua2i.oo;
family - 4Ooa95.o0.
Lard-EAsier; tTadH slow. Prime Western. 05;
refined ointment. n.t5: South American. lL5: re-
fined brazilian. in kegs. l25; bsef stearine, - (;
lard stearinc, quiet: New YORK, III.
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EAST BUFFALO CATTLE.

East Buffalo. y Y. Jan 70 -CATTLE-R Receipts.
10 head: market lighter. steady: prime steers
O0aa Is. butcher grades 6.o0ss25. Calves Receipts.
% head market active and steady; Gull TO choice.
6Oh-C-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts = head: mar
kct stpadv. choice lambs. s.nas25; Gull to fair.
5 Gia7 =: vearliuGs. O3l7 .: sheep. 3E2a62
HG,S-Receirts 20 head: market active and
steady = higher: yurkcr,. 7.I5a76O; pigs 7ija7 60
mixed. 7.l5a7.z5: heavy. 7.i5a7.5j; roughs. 62jI
80, stags. 55Oa6o}.
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TRADE SPECIAL LEAVES N. Y.
Train Bears Many Notable Business
Men to Commercial Convention.

New York. Jan. 19.-New York's for
eign trade special train pulled out of the
Pennsylvania station at o'clock tonight
for st. Louis where the merchants and
manufacturers aboard 1t will attend the
national foreign trade convention which
opens Thursday
James A. Farrell. president of the
United States Steel Corporation and
chairman of the national foreign trade
council. headed the delegation. Other
prominent passengers were ]. Wylie
Brown. John d. Ryan. George Brett and
+. V. Douglass. of New York; F. B.
Whitney, of Boston. and George S. At
wood. of Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yrrs Jan I9-CaII money "rrned per
rent. high . Ter cent. low i, per cent. renewals
T,r C'nt Close Ter Caut. UIliU- rate pr cent
I.rdIaE in the time money market continues on
restricted scale. few loans have beCn negotiated
for siN months at y or and ninety DAYS at 5
Ter rent. There is practically nothing d11g Ia
the other .maturitic~. which quoted pr cegt
for sixty DAYS, J.a2'E Ter cent for four and five
months.
4 steady tone is the dominant Characteristic in
the commercial paIer market. The movement Of
Tarsr is fair i'm volume and offerings are still
restricted owing to the ssrkered paCe Of trade and
iudustD. Rates UnaltcTcd hcng per cent
as % rule with some ssIes under.
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LINER PRESIDENT SAFE.
Steamer Reported sunk by British
Reaches Porto Rico.

New York, Jan. 19.-The Hamburg
American liner President. enormously
r orted sunk by the British cruiser
Berwick, is safe in the harbOr Of San
Juan. Porto Rico. according to cable
gram received today by the agents here
from Capt. SchIimbach.
Passengers who arrived on the United
Fruit Company steamer Metapan de-
clared that the Berwick as well as the
Lancaster and the French cruiser Condee
were on the harbor of Havana when
they left last Friday.
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GERMAN GOLD INCREASING.
Holdings of Reichsbank 2,13O,OOO,
900 Marks, Is Berlin Report.

Berlin. Jan. 10 (wireless. via Sayville).-
It was officially announced today for the
week ending January L. the gold holdings
of the German Reichsbank had increased
Is. $4,000 marks. The total holdings nov
aggregate ., ,l30. .OOO,OOO, against l,256, ,C00,00O
at this time last year.
on the stock exchange today call money
was freely offered at > 1-2 per cent.
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The Safest Investments
New York Hotel Arrivals.

New York, Jan. 9.-WashingtOnlans
registered at New York hotels today are:
York r. J. Hook.
W Allan II. r. Howson.
Mrs. J. Regan.
-'e" '''OTia Murray Hill
WA Fuller. F. G. Hunt.
Broadway Central Navarro
NJ. HerZog, NJ Swarzyer
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES,.
Miss c. Hirsch. Palais Royal. dry goods,
etc, muslin underwear. petticoats and in
fants' wear and negligees; Miss K. Cole
man. dress trimmings and embroiderjes;
A. w. Wolfe. mems and boys clothing;
20 West Twenty-third street.
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GRAFTON BANK CLOSED.
state InstItutIOn's Affairs In Hands
of Examiner.

Grafton. W. Va, Jan. 19.-The Grafton
State Bank failed to open its doors to-
day. and its affairs are in the hands OF
the State bank examiner. Col. II. T. Nc
Graw. one of the principal stockholders.
declared that the suspension was only
temporary. and that the bank would re-
sumo operations within sixty days, pay
Ing dollar for dollar.
The capital Is 100000 and the banks
deposits 5000
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LOCAL TRADING KEPT
within BOND LIST
Few Changes Made in Quotations on
Inactive Issues-Price
Levels Hold.

With the exception of two odd-lot
sales trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday was confined to the
bond list. Few changes were made in
quotations on inactive issues, and for the
securities dealt in the price levels held.
Washington Railway and Electric Is
led the bond sales. One $500 bond went
at So, followed shortly Dy another $1,000
worth of the $1,000 bonds. which fell
from 81 is to 81. A sale of two 1900 Po-
tomac Electric consolidated IS was
made at 80 3-S, and another of 5000 first
IS at lO3 3-4.
Other sales included two $500 Washing
ton Gas SIS at 1o3 and 1O3 Is; one share
of Washington Railway and Electric
preferred stock at S5, and five shares Of
Mergenthaler Linotype at l91.
Three new members of the board Of
directors were elected yesterday when
stockholders of the American Security
and Trust Company met for their an
nual elections. The new members are
George w Brown, Gilbert II. Grosvenor
and Charles a. Spalding. The remainder
of the board was reelected as follows:
Milton Z. Allies, Charles J. Bell, Henry
r. Blount. John C. Boyd. Albert Carry.
William NJ. Coates. Murray A. Cobb.
William s. Corby, William c. Eust!s.
William J. Flathcr Henry II. Flather.
Daniel Fraser. James NJ. Green. Henry
Hurt, John :. IarCombe. Joseph Letter,
John r. Mclean. Edward B. Mclean,
Clarence r. Norment. Frank p. Noyes,
Myron NJ. Parker. Joseph Paul. Albert NJ.
Read Howard :. Rccside, Corcoran
Thorn. Frank \. Vanderllp. and John F.
wilkins
Upon organization the board reelected
Charles J. BeH. president; Henry F.
Blount. Howard Reeside and COrcOran
Thorn. vice presidents: James +. Hood.
secretary; Charles Z. Howe, treasurer
and assistant secretary: Alfred B. Leet.
trust officer; John G. Holden. auditor and
bond officer: William W. KeCk. assistant
treasurer: David y. Houston and Alfred
c. Flather assistant trust officers: Ma
thaniel Wilson, MCKenncy & Flannery.
and stanton c. Peelle. counsel and Will
lam F. Mattingly. consulting counsel.
The financial statement for the year
shows that the gross profits for the year
were $3.50, ,S42.O6. and the net earnings,
1896. 1929. From this amount the board
authorized the charging of of the sum Of
SIC. = premium paid on bonds. and
s3,&2LCO for depreciation on furniture and
fixtures. leaving S3T5.OlS6S applicable for
dividends
The capital stock of the company is
S3OCO.OO0. divided into 30.noO shares of 800
each which are held by "a stockholders.
The surplus is s., OOO. .n0O. and after prOvid-
ing for the January dividend OF $4,000
the balance to the credit OF profit and
loss was 2O29l9.66.
Tho former directors Of the Security
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Just as a reminder Of carelessness, the
health officer Of Manhattan, Kans, is
preparing 20 have insanitary back yards
in that city photogra phed and placed in
a sort Of rogues' gallery.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished ry ". q. Hibbs & Co.
SALES.

Washington Gas =. 500 at IG sjNo at a..
Washington RAILWAY e. $40 at s.: BOO at sI'i;
81. 90 At sI: 1900 at 81 500 at 81.
Potomac Electric 1t IS. 900 at Io5a,.
Pot"mar Electric Consolidated II. $500 a. o.,
81 O1n al 60,
Washington RAILWAY I'D. ] at g
MCrgenthaIer Linutype. ; a. 49,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Ian. 70. There Was better tone -
tho curb market tnd1l Partrulsrly 10 the sTeclal-
tics. which IN good drTnand. Bradrn Copper
ady auced to - The recent strength n tina stock
is attributed 10 tie advance IN the price Of
cupprr metal. Cusc:
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STANDARD ISSUES
Spring SURPRISE
Unsuspected Strength Is De-
veloped- Reading Takes
Leadership.
SHORTS COVERING UP"
Morgan's Visit to President Said to
Be Responsible for Expected In
crease in Marine Issues.
SHORTS "COVERING UP"

New York, Jan. 19.-With transac-
tion in shares that tOtaled nearly
100000 and 100000 turnover in
bonds. todays market OF the stock eN-
change developed fresh strength. addel
breadth and a power OF absorption
that assimiIated considerable amOuat
of foreign securities
New and umsuspeCted strength ar-
pcared in the standard issues. Read
ing was the leader. with a two point
advance carrying the price. above l5l.
Northern Pacific. St Paul and Grcat
Northern preferred. were all active at
substantial gains. Union Pacific
touched 121; Atchison rose to 20, and
Baltimore and Ohio gained nearly two
points. Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
and the Erie issues were higher. but
the latter ran into considerable foreign
stock at %. Today's high prices N
the international issues will no doubt
bring renewal of Londou selling.
Much interest was shown in Bethle-
hem. The preferred rose to lOl on
the declaratio OF : per cent for the
current year. TO be paid quarterly.
No action was taken on the common
stock. 1t is understood that the COM
pany contcmplates a new issue of bonds
for construction account and this will no
doubt defer action on the common
dividend.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. IA reaction of twenty points
took place in the cotton market this morning
This. however, was not before quotations were made
at new high levels. with the May future selling
at 9.Ol or advance of $50 per bale since satur-
day
Realizing sales in large volume were thrown on
the market and some nasty selling for Southern ana
Liverpool accounts suffced to give the market
a healthy set back which was not unlocked iCr.
The Liverpool market also broke sharply and there
was some disposition to attribute the selllhs
to the publication Of the proposed seizure by the
English government Of the steamship Dacis;
former German vessel about to sail from caves
ton for Bremen. 1t is pointed out that the only
question involved is the recognition OF the Ame1can
ownership Of the vessel and not that OF the CARGO
o. its destination and that the seizure when made
would not involve shipments Of cotton to Gernan
ports when made in American or neutral bottoms
Southern sICt markets were very strong today.
but buyers were reported less urgent except Tor
the best grades Of white cotton. The advance has
been very rapid and speculation which has at no
time played an important part in the upturn. Is
holding of for lower prices.
New York futures closed steady with net loss
If I0ints for the day
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The sea elephant uses its trunk to seize
its prey and to transfer food 10 its mouth
just as ices its brother which roams the
land.
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100000 Lost in Blaze.

Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. IA number OF
fremen were slightly injured today when
fire destroyed the Kaufman department
store and damaged two other stores. The
loss was 100000.
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The former directors OF the Security
Storage Company were all reelected at
a stockholders meeting held yesterday.
Tho directors organized as follows: Al
bert NJ. Read. president: c. A. Aspin-
wall. vice president: e. r. RavrnburC.
secretary. and {. w. PimDer. treasurer.
Tho directors are &. 4. Aspinwall, e. J.
Bell. Henry r. RIount, Henry Hunt, w.
J. FIather. Clarence f. Normcnt, and
Albert NJ Read
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Shorts Cover Up.

United States Steel common was ac-
tive with strong tone. Considera-
hlc short covering was induced by the
rumors that heavy rail orders are now
being booked. Copper issues were
active and higher. AmalEamated, pay
ing per cent. sold at SIS; Utah, pay
ing per cent, closed at 81. From
This il is argued that Utah is prob
ably too low.
Automobile stocks reflected proft-tak
ing, Studebaker losing more than a point
and Maxwell motor issues being barely
steady. United Railways Of San Fran
cisco gave Indications Of a renewal Of
the upward movement and scored slight
gains. Western Union rose to s. on re-
ports Of largely increased earnings.
Roth American Tobacco and American
Snuff rose points.
Missouri Pacific. on heavy trading. adj
vaUCCd from II 10 = l., after selling as
low as 6l-2 last week. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas issues were better, the pre-
ferred crossing %.
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Furnished by n. L. Carpenter 4 Co. Woodward
Building
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NEW YORK COFFEE

tai saln'. SCI .Olo. against S.S4.0oD Yesterday
400 a week ago. and S.47,G0 a year ago
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Big Trade In Bonds.

Traders were active in international
Mercantile Marine issues. the common
advancing from I TO ] 7-S and tho nr"-
r,rred from Ia to 81 There were
rumors uf a big increase in earnings and
some attempt was made To connect the
movement in the shares with Jt 2. Nor
gan : recent visit to President Wilson.
There was wide trading IN bonds, with
continuation Of the excellent demand tor
Investments hut irreEula rity was shown
iu many Of the spcCulativec issues. Va
bash reiunding 4s lost points. Inter
borough issues were easier. and RDCk
Island bonds heavy. Southern PaCif"
convertible as. Baltimore and Ohio IFS.
and the New St Paul - were all strong.
Many bulls arc still outside looking in.
Lacking faith or courage they failed to
bay stocks when the market was duh,
and now they arc UrEirE a reaction
hich. barring the unforeseen. is not CN-
l,ected untfI speculation becomes broader
and the public begins 10 carry stocks on
margin.
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Total saIe~ z7s.O76 shares against 2J.22s yes'Cr-
ds,. T7O.s ucrk-azD and 55I6OO year ago.
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Liverpool.

Furnished by n l. Carpenter Co. woodward
Building.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Baltimore. Jan. 49,
Bid. Asked

BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS tRss.I.
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New York.

MiddlinE. ) -; YESTERDAY. 50. sales, a.
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ppur fir 8rie4 4enl1nb
fpie(en.

ptelen.
Rom, 18. 2tuguit. - Radriatsn
tonfibentieIer 2lrt, bic bier aus qtt6en
eingetroffen iinb, oeutsn bic YO!itit an,
Die Der neue grie4iI6e Premier 9eni.
8sIo5 gu befolgen beabiiatigen ioa.
9err Yeni5slOs tpieberbolt, oaB er
nidt gegen bic GentralmG6te oorsins
geHommen lit. 8as er gu crreitbsn
piiHIht, lit bic 9ereinigung allsr DON
@rieaen bsipobnten @ebiete, mas feiner
4niid)t na6 nur nit Der 8etdmpfung
Der Siirtei gu errsicben 1T. Gr eiebt
u6er gu. oaB es lei6ter getueisu Iein
piiroe, bic 2libirationeH 8rie6eulanos
in bieier 5iniift gu befrieoigen, penn
es Ii8 ben entente Utddten anaeihloi-
len bate. ebe 5talien in ben arieg Elm.
griff, neil bic Don 9rie9eNIanb bean.
ipru6ten dgdiiaen Snislu BON SStalieu
beTsbt iino unS bic Grs6en oud in
Gpirus, i'm iiibli6en gtlbanicn. sins
seoruRgsH iinb, ppOurh bic Giferiu6t
StaIiens srregt tporbsn lit.
geni3elos piroe DieQeidt Jeneigt
ieiH, territorieqe SoH5eifionen auf Der
gaItanbalbtHisl gu MAIDEN, uHter 'er
9sbinguns, bab 9rieaeuldno RE erits
Rone uHter ben 8altaNmd6tcH einge'
rdumt piro, fir feline llnteritiBlng Der
entente tpiiroe ss aber jeBt, Der .4uiih!
9suiseIos' 5ufOIge, gu grOBeren 3uges
itdnoniiien ieiteHs Der 2laiirteu bsr.hs
ttat ietn, neil in 6Olge Der Siege ter
9euti1eH uuo SeItsrreiher iiber Die
RuFen bic uNterItiisuHg 9riebeHIcnbs
sur iegigsu 3eit eineH pieI qr0bersn
Dertb bat.
geniaeIos iol t61tId6lid Die Qbii6t
buben, oag fir SrisdenIano 5u tbun,
mas Gat our fir Stalien setbcH bat
uup feline 4nii6t ge6t Oabin oab bic
Gfpiratiunen Grie6enlanos, eiHe
9roBmu6t i'm Iiibliaen europa gu
psroen, beirieOigt rperoeu miiiIen. unb
oab. penn Oieier @uuIch ni6t in Sr=
finunq ae6en tanu, 9rieaenLano it6
auf tein gelpastes GbeHteuer etnIaF:n
oirfe.
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Qouoon, Is. Dug. - 9at Gtns
trsffen Der Ru6ri9t DON Dem 5dle DOT
Rnpno puroe in Berlin ngittoria" ges
ihoifsr. Sm suItgartsn purbsn gu
gbrsn Oes Sieges fiiuf3is SanOnens
I6iiIe abgeieusrt, ipGbreno 5ur gIsi4eu
3eit ale airaengIoden lduteteu.
Gisie gla6riat lit in elmer in GlHs
fterbam Don Berlin sjngetroifensn Dee
peI4e eut6alten, bic Don oem Reuters
Iaen Bureau mad 2onoon asTaid.
purbe.
Sie Stimmung in Grts d NJ
Lamb Gubert i'd.
9erIin, IS. 9lug. - 2Iuf brabts
lpIem 8ege ua6 9udertou, y. s. -
Gine DepsIds bes .9erIiner Sage'
6ldtt" aus Saloniti entbdlt bic fol-
senoe Wtittbeilung:
.Sn gang 9rie9enIdnb finbcr Stra'
benbemonitrdtipuen segeH bic ueueitc
Rpte, bic bic GntsutesDtad}ts Der Res
sisruas sugsitsIIt bubsn. isott. Sis