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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
topics OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
MIXTURE of Seriousness
and Levity Over New
War Situation.
GREET BELIEVES
GERMANY BLUFFING
o,csral Commentator for Firm
Time of United States Note
on Paper Blockade.

acre was much talk in the Street
,As chance Of war, and the signif-
>, declines in wheat and corn and
tan did not escape remark. While
10y, likewise sold of, traders said
:. nsrke, vas not rejecting the in
.,rs,ional political situation so much
:, abe weak technical position brought
In, By short covering earlier in the
~ due IN part 20 the immincnce OF
s..5,v's holiday. Attendance on the
I'D vas light, and II was found easy
y ~ rrces down. especially as there
-. GOOD many reasons for not put
~. them uu on the last day OF the
- The street was interested In
:, n,o,est addressed 20 Germany, but
y, srita,cd hy il. In some quarters
80 was q disposition 20 think that
. .:1s- Germany would sue for peace
.,,sin a few months or the United
s.,.ss would be involved IN the war,
-, nat idea did not carry far.
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Nnte,s Firmness Admired.

Where the United States note 70 Ger
-ry was discussed seriously, how
,vsr, there was nothing but COM
-rblation for its firm tone. But here,
10, th,re was confidence expressed
IA; the matter would 60 no further
.,n an exchange Of diplomatic notes.
TI,re was hope that the situation
ysuld he taken gravely enough IL
Washington 10 bring about an aban-
bsment Of the unpopular snip pur-
,ssss legislation. In the Street the
,ininistration's efforts 20 pass the
slipping bill have all along been held
rsre danrerous TO the country's
a,rees Of remaining at peace with
rhsr nations than any other single in
fsfnee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

sale TO Wood. Gundy & Co.. OF To-
ronto, OF approximately s1,5o0,OO0 city
of Ottawa debentures, 1t was an
nounced that eleven bids were. re-
ceiyed. OF these four were from large
American bond houses. Municipal au-
thorities said that the yield Of these
honds which is up TO 4.90 per cent,
90 the most favorable from the in
vestor's point of view at which the
bonJs from the city of Ottawa have
ever been offered. A general offering
of the issue is to be made in this
country.
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Ventral Allotment To Morrow

wing 70 the delay caused by the
ss.sy oTersubscription 20 the syndicate
..-eerwriting Of the Si00,000,000 6 per
w convertible debentures of the New
Nc Central Railroad Company, J. Z.
ssigsh & Co. announced yesterday
G sllotments TO the participants
NC not be made until tomorrow.
,,.he Guaranty Trust Company an
!, sn,eed yesterday that il had sold all
ne NA00,000 Erie & Jersey Rail
,.e Company first mortgage hity
''ss per cent bonds Of 1866.
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Rresge Co. Sales Larger

The report of the S. S. Kresge Com
pany and constituent companies for the
year ended December 81, 1914, show.
total sales of s16,097,57l, compared
with sl3.25S,227 the previous year. Net
profits were sl,l50,49S, an increase Of
s2sO,sl2. After payment OF sl2s,7s.
in preferred dividends there was a bal
ance OF Sl,02l,7l6, equal TO 2043 pei
cent on 100000 common stock
against l4.67 per cent earned on the
same stock in 1918.
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Movement of Specie.

Imports Of specie a, the Por Of Nsv York so
the eeek ended February IS were Gold s2oo. els
and silver tlisiS6 making . total Of $3.50. 60,
against = total Of s3itSi5 In the preceding weei
ans $50 5ga 10 the corresponding Nees asi year
Sinss January ] he imports Of specie amounted q
81 fli .35f against s36sit i6 last year
Exports n specie we're: Silver. $500 oss. snc
gold. $40 900. against q total Of tsTtt3i gold snt
silver last week and $500 2oj In the corresponding
week last year. Sinoe January exports Of Eols
amounted % 81 90 900. and silver, .012
1914
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February IL. 1918.
GRAIN,

wTTEAT-The market experienced a violent break.
prices at one time showing losses ot 6H@9i2c rom
the Anal OF Thursday. A. the decline the market
was l4& below the high point o. tho season
on Friday Of last week. There was nothing IN the
news q the day 20 cause such a loss IN values
other than an exaggerated feeling ~ nervousness
over the situation which Intensified by peace
rmors from Europe. which caused heavy margin
calls and preciptated active liquidation, which IN
turn uncovered stop loss orders Europe was credit
cd with taxing nearly 900 900 bushels Of wheat
over the holiday but the export demand was less
aggressive. and sentiment was Influenced strongly 10y
evidences that Europe ia making strenuous efons
20 secure wheat from other exporting countries
The downward course Of values during the las,
week has o0seRcd up offerings from the farms, an }
country markets hay. declined sharply. The outlook
for the next crop IL excellent. IN The local cash
narke, No 2 red winter wheat was quoted AZ 81 o!
and 40 2 hard at 81 AZ. all rail g track No /
Northern Duluth. 81 SO. and 10 Northern Mani,
toba 81 6lis. ci Buffalo CORN-Nas Influenced
TO moderate extent by the break IN wheat ana
final quotations were q a Ac net lower. On the
who. the tone was steady owing 70 predictions o.
smaller receipts and a s'eadier tolo 70 the cash
market, In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at sTLc, c 10 arrive QAIS-De.
clIned With wheat and corn, closing 40 &c ret
lower Exporters were said 10 have taken about
400 600 bushels In The local cash market prices
were easy; standard. 6ic; No 2 SAC; No 3. 65l7c
No 4 s2hc; fancy clipped. 68isc; ordinary clipped
s5c all elevator RYE-Easy: No western
81 az Z BuralO BARLEY-Quiet; FEEDING:
$3.50 c New York: mailing. 95c@sl o., ! I
puralo BUCKWTiEAT-Dull prime state, - %.
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CANADIAN OFFERINGS
Toronto Notes Purchased by
Tocal Investment House.

Kissel Kinnicutt & Co. have pur.:
.b n 81 900 600 city of Toronto .
cns a ce,t Adventure notes, dated Feb
per per- 25 1915, due $4,000 February
D. i9lG. and s1,25o,OoO February 20 20.
I1Si7 The notes are being offered on
az per cent basis. -. =, ,hs
Regarding an announcement OF the
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Powder Earnings Increase.

+. Inc Hercules Powder Company for
ne year ended December 81, 1914, re-
yrs gross receipts Of 1927 ,S01. an
.teresse Of S2S7 O60. Net earnings
ron all sources were 81 ,434,755, a
sah Of s275l8. The balance available
w The common stock was $l,023,665,
qua TO 1882 per cent on the S7,l5O.-
w Outstanding, compared with 1900
tf cent earned on $4,000 900 outstand-
x On December 81, 1913. Dividends
per cent were paid on the com
~ IN 1914. as against 8 per cent the
RsSious year.
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sEABoARO cLEARAh
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour was demoraNzed by the break IN Wneat
and quo, atoms were nominal Spring patents. s. 30
ass: spring clears SO 55@s5 50; winter patents,
81 io9S7 65 winter stralghts. s. 29@ 81 80 extra
6ins lois. IS 65@ss %. BuCKwHEAT FLoTR-
Duii sS % nominal per 100 10. RYE FLOUR
o,Iiet. lair TO good 81 l06S1 %; choice to fancy
81 3o@s7 so. CoRNAlEAl--Steady Kiln dTed'
si25 BAG MEAI-steady: hne white ana yel,o@,
Sn,st: bran iO0-ib sacks, s27 5O@t2S 20; standard
Inlddiings do, s27 500 S2s; -four do. S33; red dog
Hour 40 ID sacks S35 so: city steady bran, bulk
S2T 100 10 sacks s2S 20 heavy do SIS so nout DO
sS5 90: red dog -four HOLD sacks, $50; oilmeA.
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With action vet TO be taken on
southern Railways preferred divl-
ssnd the latest showing Of earnings
gives room for thought. In the first
week Of February gross fell of 1857 =
.s2, to Sl,l02429 From July to the
end OF the fret week of February gross
decreased SJ.593,379, 10 S3S.4S1,34O.
The latest net earnings reported -
from July 20 December 81, 1914
show decrease of $3,165,226, the
sQuivslent Of 81 per cent on the pre-
i'rred stock II takes S2.400,OOO TO pay
per cent on the preferred, and the
attest payment was made in scrip,
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COFFEE.

Pie. changes were narrow. closing net I'M
changed 10 points advance and out OF total
sales OF II 500 bags the greater part was switches
yror near 10 distant months The market pre-
sa0t-d a steadier tone. and sentiment was innu-
enced by reports that leading importing interests
which operate their own line OF steamers between
herr and Brazil arc arranging 10 have recent pur-
cbssos In Santos shipped 20 Europe instead OF 10
me limited states as Europe Is said 20 be paving
iEc more a pound Local spot Rio Is were quoted
AZ nc ard Santos As at csc. Range OF contract
prices r.,--
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"Nlade in America"

One sentence in the German official
report Of military operations yesterday
vas considered N the Street especially
significant, in view Of the attitude Of
Germany az the present time. Il was
this: "On the extreme western front
artillery ammunition was found which
teub;less originated in American fac
tnrifr
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February -. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts for two days. 7.44e pkn The make,
broke badly on all table grades o; butter Caus.d-
crabs stock was carried 0Ser the holiday and re-
csivrrs determined 90 md a point which stock
would clear better than Tor som, urne past There
was decline OF e Tor m0st grades q creamery
aud The feeling IL unsettled Creamery, extras t91
scorel 5le higher SIN q j2c. frsy, -. e soc.
.eeouts. 2ss2sc. held. extras ty2 scorel, 2s8
2ehc higher s095lc. rrss. 2IIs Sac secgrds.
25L&2Tc, state dairy. nnsst, 29g soc; good 70
prime. 2eis a 2sc. common 70 fair. -2s2Gc. imita-
tlon cr.smery. nIsiI. 2t4-lnc.
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FURTHER INCREASE
In BANK LOANS
Demand Deposits S22,000,000
Greater-Surplus Reserve
Shrinks S4,000,000.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed q decrease in surplus OF s4,-
1920, to sl39,S73,35O. Demand de-
posts increased s22,Ss3,000, time de-
posits increased $4,000 and loans in
creased S24,7l6,000. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank de-
creased 100000, while specie in vaults
decreased s3,017 900.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment decreased s4,000,340, 70 Sl3s, 900,-
$50. Demand deposits increased s22,-
$4,000, time deposits increased 81 ,907,-
900 and loans increased S2s.008,000.
Reserve in vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank decreased 1895, 900, while
specie in vaults decreased $3.50
ACTtrlI, STATEMENT
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RESOURCES

Actual figures at close OF business
February II, 1915, including Federal
Reserve notes on hand and excluding
earnings, expenses and accruals.
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CHEESE.

Receipts for two days SIS boIs Market con-
iinues stronz There has been business indicating
fractional advances. especially on hIshe- grades
Of well cured stock Exports from Nes York Tor
the seek were fully r. 900 b0rs and about 1000
nJI-z Of American cheese cleared from ~ iona
AID Portland. STATE, Whole milk, heid. specials.
lTkalfhc. average fancy. 1874 q lie. under
Grades. ltelsc; winter export we spe,aAs.
ish gfIsAc. average fancy. i5AGloAcs SOFT or
pLsiy. fair. lsaI5Hc; undrrSrades. l39iiHe Wis
consln whole milk double daisies. les Mlic.
sinse daisies. l6b. SlsA.e, tsins. lsaS!lc. Young
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PROVISIONS.

~. marks, 20, hog products was firm cary. but
ard The close values gave way under selling IN
sympsihy with the break N grain PORN stealy'
,SoS sqs BEEF quiet: mess. t2l@Ss3: family
s?tS .5s packet t29gs2t eI,ra Indi5 Tess - ~
az. I'D n. es.c: 40 To- l0c: PIGS. lQhc. CUT
MtArsGPickled bellies agn 70 s S l5Se; Z ZAP 9
l2kgl2he !. r. 49, pif I ca mans c6pa ~ 81
low 'IIHisRip easy: middle West. i0s5@ 70 S5s
cts. Io4glOSe. reanei 6Sre{ 9 steady: SCUM gym
romnsJIhd steady s%4stsc srEARlNE quiet:
800 lOl a lOisc; city lard. llAc.
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Feb i3--CLoyERsEED-Pri cash.
50 20; FEB. 50 90. March; 50 20: Oct. s. 40. AL
sIKE-Prime. cash, s. 91n March, 1895. TIM
ann
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Chicago. Feb l3-EoGss-RsesiPts n; s 600 g a3
mixed So to@SG vs. heavy 50 % G!G sO roGsa'
Zoo: weak; native steers. s. 5Oess 20; Western.
81 S5e7 s.; COWS and heiiers, IS 959S 70; calves
SIakiO2J SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; steady. sheep.
$ SOS. ysarlinss. 81 4esT Is; lambs. So '5S
st, Louis. Feb, l9.-HoGs,ReeseiDts, u.5ooii
higher; pigs aud lights. s. 1891 10 mifed end
pitchers 81 sOss7 10. good he4. 9H 10 SA u
TIE-keceipts so: steady: native steers S'y,s 90
COWS and LETTERS 35@ss IS. stockers and feeders.
s. 25@S7 2j Texas ard Indian steers. IS 25SN, ~
cow. and heiiers. s4Gs1: native calves. S6aSll;
sHEEP-Recepts 600 steady: native ngttons -
"a So 10; LANES, SSa$8 81; yearLings. S@sI 90, 80.
kansas C!y, Feb isMHoGs-k Receipts e n O9 %
nscter; and butchers. So 6jGS6 70: light. So 60 g
Sc IS: PIGS. s69s6 so. CATTLE-Reeelpts. log.
steady: primo fed steers 50 50gSS 50: dressed beef
S 55@t5 IS: southern, IS 5ogss; southern steers.
* 509S67 IS: cows, 81 25gS6 50; heites s. 1898;
stocser Ind feeders. '5S99&sl 9a,is $3.50 -
caves 20 oo5s1yy sSS,s l5i yearlrss' ts 95aT 50
%etaers. sGGss Is: ewes IS 6O9$e ~
PAST BGralO Feb. 3.-CATTLE-Ilecepts, 100
steady. yEAI.s-Receipts. leo; active, s,gsi9 80.
HOGS-Receipis $500. active; heavy. 81 l0@iI =
aiIed. s, 25$st 3o Yorker and pgs 5! SosS 81;
roughs, S6@s6 10. stays. 81 5ogS5 IS shEEP
AND LANiBs-Receipts, 1000, steady.
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a n
and
for the
I date against II
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speculation and export. 2.o0O American, 5000; i'm
ports. $4,000 American. y 900; Middins upland.
closed quiet bu, steady $685. points lower thal
Thursday May-June lsihd; July august, tSyd
OCTOBER November, 5.O5d; January February, 6ll2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

SUGAR FUTURES.-Ths market for sugar tG,-
urns was inactive. owing 10 the TACT that the
So. msrtets we're closed FOR an extra holiday.
ana prtcs changes were narrow. closing 2a3 poihs
net lower: sales 1900 tons. Range OF prices.
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Americas lsi1c; state skins. held. specials. hh
El5c. winter specials ISL Gle


Americas. Isife; state. skins. held. specials. hi
q l5c. winter, specials, l5n 9lfc.
E61s.
Receipts for two DAYS. ss52 eases. MARKET clos
ing unsettled Much accumulated stock has beer
sei free. and This Is siuns sn amp, supply, al
casy ~ buy Dne lines q wsien and southern
ff.Is az .sc storage esEs lover Nearby Sllitss
and firm. viii occasional sales o. et,ra fancy
large up 70 3jc Fresh gathered. extra nne. dozen.
1sI-6'lc, e1'ra hrs,s 25t 253c. hrts. ~ Csc
seconds .SA e2tc. re'rigefsior b-st. 2o8?ic. hen
Le-y whites. hne 10 fancy s4aSjc. gathered. IS 20
s1s and quality 50A33C; heuueIy browns, 1ohc.
gathered al4 mixed. 25AZGe
FRESH FRUITS.
Active trading n most descriptions o. apple. ard
market frI o. fancy stock oranges higher. Crap
fru': weak APPLEs Spitzarbers Dbl = .5H ~
Northern SD~. s. 1904 30; hing t@8; HUI
parl,ol, s!aH g BntEin. s. 25st, IS lor'
lrg, Sass -. R.t r.,ei Aad Ben Davis. t2e
s. Is, common 81 s0Hll 70. Fn Western, box
ssca 81 90. PEARS. hiefsr Dbl i9SI 30. bAskst
19f sTkA"BEREiEs Gaa Sss ' S... On s,.,.
J5cstl IS. Jersey. Dbl, N$H crate. l0e9tl. J., !
MANDARlNs. 81 jo8i2 so. sAlsrMAs. 81 tos
9! 70. KUMQJATs.. quar-. s. u. ,9HAN.SE,SS
CUBAN u.s. IS sss. y. cl sgsts5 9: tRifEFRIiT
Pa boz. 81. g. Cuban. i5ca&l 70. Porto Rico
c5casI Is. PINEAPPLEs. Port? Rico, red span
,,h e.s,e nets - Fa '5Gs@; III III liz ;'S
PiHes. NeS2 So
HAY AND STRAW.
Market firm on highest grade timothy bay. Ne
dium and low grades favor buyers. Rye straw
scarce HAY. large bA!ed ~. ton. timothy prime
81. 50. 80 !. 81. 40 70 No 2. uiSsis 20; ship
pug. SIS 50G$i5 50 fancy lisht .c.9yeI, miIed
Ns 5O@ $40 50. STRAW. ne. No !. N3@N' Isnal
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elrn. Fab. iS-Bu,tsr hare today "" quoted
a. JoS3ic-
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

pa,aints sOs head. none on sale. Feeling nom
inaIy weak Dressed mutton steady az s9 lIne
ner Ii. dressed lambs. l29ltc Country dressed
dollhouse lambs. EgS9 per carcass
HOGS.
p.,.Jr,s l COX head AL consigned to local
slaIghtsrers Feeling steady. County dressed hogs
unchanged. al 90 I0hc per ID for heavy to nsht
weights.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, February Is, 1918.
BEEVES.

Receipts 73s head. mainly consigned 70 slausn-
,ersrs No trading on liye weight; teeIins IN
changed Dressed beef quiet at lOnsLSo per ID
" CALVES.
Receipts lsJ head SO on sale. Feeling STEADY
for yeas no baruyard calves or yesrnss 9n e
Common 10 prime ycas sold at SEQ Sl3 per LOo 10
culIs S. City dressed yesls steady AZ l5G4snc
DER il country dressed do. l29lb19c. 90, 81,
sales G. Curtis & Son; Is yeals, l5s 10
average. Sl2 - per 100 ID culls. 100. S -.
: Sanders. 81 yes.s l43 ID. SIS; culls OUT
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coTToEsgsD OF

II. marie, was inactive. ard after opening l
..s,dv mac. eased OF IN sympathy With grain and /
"rf.y Incubation closing net unchanged 70 10 !
points lower. Range Of prices
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RESERVE GOLD
JUMPS 100000
Statement of Twelve Fed
eral Banks Shows Big
Gain During Week.

Washington, Feb. 13.-The twelve
federal reserve banks gained more
than 100000 in gold during the
week, according TO the statement OF
their condition February ~, made pub
lie to-day by the Federal Reserve
Board. The statement shows:
RESOURCES.
Gold coin and certificates ........... $50 1854 63
Legal tender notes. silver oertfcatss
and subsidiary coin. ............... f2ilf.ooo
Total .,.............,............. s1sl.gi3O0,
Bills discounted snt loans
Naturites within 30 days.......,,... s. $50 0c1
NA,uriues within 90 d1ys........... 6i3gof)
Othsr mkiuritss. .................... S3s3.o9o
Total ........................... $500 900
Dus from Federal Reserve banks
J R cher (: I I:.car,., 'iis 90
Total resource. ..................... 250s2.0oO
LIABILITIES.
Capita paid in...................... SIS al. 90
Reserve deposits. ................... Zsf 3tt 600
met amount ...................... tls5ooo
Total liabilities. ................... 1896 02Ao10
Gold reserve ssAins, net liabilities oil PER ont:
cash reserve against net liabilities. eS.s per cent
Cash reserve against Liabilities. after setting aside
40 per cent gold against net amount q
Federal Reserve notes IN circulation. sSI Der cent
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NEW YORK PRICES.
ossoLipArEo EXCHANGE.

MAY .......sl66 81 e6& 81 59a 81 So 81 81
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Nns ben 8eridten.

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Il9uIt 0ermtam pm Nernon Gountp
gegen Soiepb Hcitb BON @ooie SIS
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ter '6igbee SIT @lmiten BON 0crnlorlt,
uno lit cs Haitb BON jctt al berbotel
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menoigteit ntCbr pprhonocn lei. Gin
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ocn.
ISn Ntillpollfee ncihicocn pur0en
1Yreb &uulbof mo Wae aoltlbadl,
@ettere cine Sofltcr oe5 REDEEM 80.
marc Mabler bon Wilmoufec, Die nit
sSreo IultIbad, einem ornlell obcr
buhihen StraBenbobn . Gonouftcur
nod So Groile ourdbrntnte nno an
10. NGra oetroltt muroe.
&reiS ridtcr @igbee miro beute
ltno SontStoq mieoer SiBumq bolten.
Cine GrbldlnftsfIoge BON @eoltbn
Sane 99isoom ps. SomeS &isoom
fommt oann 5ltr Gerbonolrmo. iyilr
ndfiten Mtontag iinb Ole 8eidmorc=
ncn mic0er e~inberufen morocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

~%llnicre @uiaren", Elm militant
id}es &olfsitiif, ipielt in 2o05 5ur
set oeS lebieen Meltfrieges uub
8ei9t ms pcridieocile 5ol0atenge,
ltolten. Die I'M &ricqc p%eriuunoet sur
6,cnelunq BON Der 6ront in Die Sci
ntotb geianot rperoen. Ser oeItidC
SolOot ulio icite bcluuttoerung8=
nertben Gigenidoften lino in Dem
NoIfSltitde nit frdftigen Strideh
1e5citnet. 9obet our65iebt je-
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idc @untor. ser nift onforinglidl
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