davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20

CHICAGO TRIBUNE Americans cannot read this mornings news in any careless mood and be rational or wise. The President, the other day, asked if we were ready for the test? This is the test. It may be the test of our own composition as a nation, as our courage as individuals, of our spir- it and manliness. If the test be faced honestly and bravely it may do good. It may be the test the nation needs 10 become a real nation, and unified, spiritualized and strengthened, able to meet dangers which we can see the future of the country.
 This test, while we have the sup port which allies could offer. we may be able to save another generation from trials which our, incompetence and dislike for struggle would have increased for our successors.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20

PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC LEDG- ER-The President has been patient more than patient-in the face or unprecedented provocations and intol- erable persecution. The stand he has finally taken will have the united and whole-hearted approval of the nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20

ILLINOIS STATES ZEITUNG. Chi cago-We are not aware the Presi- dent ever received a mandate to rep resent humanity and he ought to re turn his retainer for he never repre- sented humanity but the interests of the munition makers in opposition to humanity. Why not rather send a threat to the nation whose inhuman stoppage of food products for the civ ilian population of Germany caused the submarine war? We do not even believe that the President really wants war and we are sure that the nation does not want it.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-20

NEW YORK HERALD-This IS no time for division anywhere in the country. The country is on the brink of war. The President is right. It IS the country that speaks through MT. Wilson. The interests of the whole land are involved It is easy to criti- cize and yet he who criticizes now IS engaged in a bad business. It is to attribute mean motives, and he who does so is showing a meaner motive than can easily be characterized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Industrials Generally Higher
Motor and Tobacco Stocks
Prominent.

Active trading was seen in a number
of leading curb securities yesterday.
Prices in the industrial group generally
were advanced, while the oils and min
ing stocks failed to show any appre-
ciable amount of strength. Foremost in
the upward movement were the motor
stocks. Chevrolet established another
high record at 216. ending at its best
with a gain of points, and White
Motors improved "a. Perlman Rim was
rushed up TO 1927, but afterward re-
acted to 1871 at the close, y points
higher on the day. Tobacco stocks also
were conspicuous in the upward move
ment on more active dealings. Midvale
Steel advanced 10 points and Subma-
rine Boat nearly one.
Only a small amount Of business
was done in the Standard Oil group
and prices held about steady. Changes
in the w-priced oils were few and
narrow. A fairly steady tone appeared
in the mining section. with trading on
a moderate scale. Chesapeake G Ohio
IS continued TO improve, closing half a
mint higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Welcomes Removal or
Minimum Prices from
More Home Rails.
ASQUITH IN DUBLIN
TO SEEK COMPROMISE
Reconciliation Of Irish Nation
aIists and Orangemen
Thought Possible.
By FRANCIS w. HiRST.
Editor THE Economist" London.
fPv Cable 10 Tho Tribune


London, May 12.-Premier AS
ouith's visit to Dublin is interpreted
here as an effort to bring about a
compromise by reconciling the Irish
Nationalist with the Orangemen.
The desirability Of an immediate
settlement is not contested; its pos
sibility through an agreement be-
tween John Redmond, leader Of the
Nationalist, and Sir Edward Car
son is perhaps greater now than
ever before.
A more hopeful outlook is mir
rored in the stock market, which is
comparatively active and cheerful.
Purchases Of American securities
here will probably be increased in
the near future. The removal OF
minimum prices from more home
railroads last Monday was welcome.
No new loan, | think, is necessary
at present, but exchequer bonds arc
favored rather than treasury bills.
American exchange is likely 70
recover. The slight fall is
attributed to German Withdrawals
of money from New York.
Silver fluctuations excite con-
tinued interest, but the reported
prohibition Of bullion exports by the
government of Mexico is hardly
credited here.
The unopposed passage Of the
House of Lords resolution censur-
ing the Governments Irish admin
istration, after only two days of de-
bate, signifies much. Meanwhile,
peace signals from Germany and
Austria Hungary continue to mul-
tiply. In connection with The Trit-
une's Washington kite there is
more discussion in Great Britain OF
the possible terms which the con-
testants can afford to make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent; up
~ ninety DAYS. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened at per cent: highest.
per cent. lowest. IL per cent, closing. per
cent. renewal. per cent.
TINE MONEY vas easier Rates per cen, for
ST. AID nm ~ 'sys -, Pc, cen TO- ,ouf months
MERCANTILE PAPER vas quiet Ruling rates.
2t per cent for best names. bank sccepiances.
2a2t per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - II
changes. Si4l s29I9l: balances s2l is9656. Tie
sub Treasury creditor 10 the amount Of $lSs.sso
SUB TREASURY New York banks lost 70 tbs
Sub.Treasuy fl5se0o. and lost since Friday
ti3si 600
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE.-Boston Tor ten days. per cent; ten 20
thirty days. 3s up 20 ninety days 4. Philads phiA
ten days. 3 PER cent. Up 70 ninety days. C!e'e-
SIXTY to ninety DAYS. ga Richmond. 10 70 ninety
days. per cent, Atlanta. up 10 ninety DAYS, per
.;2 s C9.so i az so cent so : rs DAYS dsy
per cent: siIty TO ninety days. "a kansas cry ten
days. pr cent. up - ninety JAYS. "a p4 .Is
thirty DAYS. 81 thirty 10 sIv days v SAY %
uinety days. "a
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -ChicaEo. eIching, par:
- loun e,chsnse. lic discount DID, Ioo discount
BANK cLEARINGs Baltimore exchanges s. d.
,c7.ssi balances sie7 rs. Chlcsso. exchanges
rs Is siIe9s'' ne s'', 5oi ia''n' g.
SILVER sfARKET New YoFk quotation. i.c
a. Increase % -. Mexican silver dollars 5sis Or
5.a- Bar silver IN London. sd an increase
u asd
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Sterling Ess erm Z,
IN. close TIE rest o. the market shOsef ltte
hang Closing cable and sight rates london
cable. 40 Ills. demand. ass 20 Ills. Paris
Cable. 5e3A. check. js4i.. berlin--cable. y
check II. Switzerland liable $40. check. 5. %
HoliAnd-C.hle az, check iie,. ltsly-cAols
63s, chark 65ih Greece able la.ss. check
10 Siuy and uinefy day bills Lagoon bank
srsl-siIty dave. 80. ninety days ifb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Dealings Expand, List
BroadenS and Prices
Go Higher.
IRREGULAR CHANGES
AT THE CLOSE
Possibility of Intervention in
Mexico Causes No Alarm
More Gold Arrives.

Dealings In stocks expanded to we'll
above 100000 shares. the active list
brosdened and prices rose. There was
still no great confidence displayed and
the movement, particularly at the
close, was marked by good deal Of
irregulsrity. Traders seemed, however,
TO be more inclined to operate for a
rise ard the short interest that had
been built up in number of stocks
was forced TO cover. Because of the
great preparedness parade, slim at
tendance to-day was expected, and this
meant that good deal OF weekend
evening up Of speculative contracts
was conducted yesterday.
So far as news from outside the
market was concerned there was little
10 justify the better feeling in securi-
ties. Report Of a speech by the Ger
man Chancellor that revealed the de-
sire Of the authorities az Berlin to
avoid trouble with this country merely
strengthened belief that there was no
wish on the other side TO cause
break. Mexican affairs continued in
chaotic condition, but this is no new
trouble, and intervention, should II be
the result Of the present deadlock,
would be merely the outcome long e&-
pected. The increase in idle freight
= cars from $500 20 10000 was accepted
rs principally due TO the clearing up
Of traffic congestion.
Temperance of rumOrs customarily
circulated to help carry on speculative
l.. 10 v.srrh Of vagfo-Hqyfg n
provement unconvincing. Talk Of new
war orders, mergers and simple tips
that stocks were 10 be put up were IN
evidence on every hand. Railroads and
industrials were advanced with par
ticular strength in special issues where
there seemed TO be large short con-
tracts outstanding.
Canadian Pacific. which has been re-
porting revenues far above the poor
results of last year. went up more than
T points and New Haven nearly 4.
Among the war stocks Crucible made
q maximum rise of 4 points, Industrial
of more than 4, Baldwin and Stude-
baker of over 3 and Westinghouse OF
better than .. The automobile stocks
were for awhile in particular favor,
General Motors on a small amount OF
business rising q points and WHY'S
Overland over 16. United states steer
got up nearly point TO over 81, but
was not actively traded in.
Call loans we're renewed over the
week end at per cent, with the days
range from ~ TO . With gold i'm
ports TO be taken account Of, local
banking institutions appear from
known currency movements TO have
made a considerable gain during the
week. but. as things are at present. II
is diHicult 70 forecast the banking
position.
sent by the British government from
Ottawa 10 its agents here. brought the
weeks inflow to over S4,O00,0OO, and
further imports are expected. Ster-
ling exchange improved a little. de-
msnd closing at 4.752a. about where it
had ended the week before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE CUT
Number of Idle Cars Increased 26,s57
Over March 81.

A general reduction in the shortage
Of freight cars of all descriptions on
May / was reported yesterday by the
American Railway Association IN its
monthly bulletin. At the end of April
there was a net surplus Of 30,607 idle
freight cars in the United States and
Canada, an incresase Of 25,957 on March
81. On May the total surplus was
1857 cars. against 1921 the month
before, while the shortage stood at
29.050, compared with 1921
The surplus on May was the high
est thus far of the current year and 1t
indicated that the efforts Of railway
officials to relieve the freight car con-
gestion have met with considerable
success. The most marked change in
equipment was in the number Of coal
cars available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Prices advanced on the Consolidated
Exchange, with gains very substantial
in some instances. New Haven adj
vanced to 62i4 and Canadian Pacific TO
1861. Crucible Steel rose TO S3b.
Westinghouse got as high as 62@s.
Stndehaker rose 10 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
BRITISH CONS0LS
UP A FRACTION
French Loan and Colonial
Stocks Firm-Silver Mines ard
PeruyianS Advance.

London, May l2.-The stock market
was moderately active with a good
tone to-day. Consols hardened frac-
ton end the French loan and colonial
stocks were firm. The usual specula-
tive favorites, silver mines and Peru
Wan issues improved, while shipping
shares moved upward Consols closed
Is higher at 571s; the new war loan
unchanged at 9A7s.
American securities developed ir-
regularity with good business chiefly
in Canadian Pacific, Missouri Pacific
and Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
The remaining minimum prices on
home rails, it was announced, will be
removed next Monday, and it is OK
pected that this action will bring out
a good deal OF stock held up since the
war commenced.
The Bank Of England bought $4,000
in bar gold. Money and discount rates
were steady. Money loaned at to Az
per cent. Discount rates for short
and three months bills were AS to
49s per cent.
Gold premiums at Lisbon 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
U. S. Treasury Finances.

wsshingfon. Nav - Tie cordnion ~ OBJ, ir'ri
states rrcaglB TO-DAY va. NJ balance % s.
eF.l fund tll50's 060. total fec-ipis. > -fi -
total payment sfs3S lHe. The tefff tl ~"
yesr i 81 49, .53 against dsarH Of til9. lps %.
last yesE exclusive o. Panama Canal and P4piN
de0t transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

To Holders OF First Mortgage
In order 10 afford 20 hol'
under the Deposit Agreement
participate in the benefits or
cinnatf, Hamilton and Dayton
been declared operative by the
time for receiving deposits Is
Dated New York, April =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1916.

6so0 5660o Ssc-"V
date 623ioo against
ie2OO year ago quotations including annual dividend rate are IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of sen
ersl merchandise At the Port OF Rev
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Gold premiums at Lisbon Sc.

Paris, May l2.-Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed unchanged at SO francs,
the per cent. war loan unchanged at
81 francs, 80 confines. Exchange on
London, 2S francs, 29l2 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
TIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

73d THE Boafs o. Director si's
o,r.r.,sn | declared the seyeru -iAia COS
rheIeH"SS s-elii,e eglr.Fly aidtess OIL
DIVIDEND ssd three euarsu 40 per esei
on the Preferred Capital stock Of tee Company, p'ris'
May slN, 1915. 10 stockholders Of record a. n'
close o. busnes May l7th, 1915. TIIns'sr Soes'
viii 40, be closed F.E. BUCBEE. TrsiSuF,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt ir
on the Stock Ex.hange Friday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company


aml ton and
air en sold REORGANIZATION Mansrs ana
or Plqua and
Considerably majority Of the above bonds and the Gin
Mortgage
deposited Reorganzaton Managers
Cincinnati Railway Company dated February TO- 1916
tho benefits Of the Plan the time for
deposits is hereby extended until the close Of business On nay d.
Dated New ork April T. 1916
KUHN, LOEB & CO.
Firsn nd
Va
cincinnati Hamfto and
frAR
Morgsg
Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

1NDUSTRIALS
Fid. Ask.
M 80 cfs n - IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
BONDS.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY

listed. tsells cents p,r SHARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
pIBIJC Utility SECURITIES

'Coupon, Interchangeable. iCoupo-s or registered.
PLAIN registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

LYMAN sEcRETARY
wall Street.
TorTTAB DHfONi4fNNi'
j Wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
The Cincinnati, Dayton and honton Railroad Company

So 5o-Year Gold Bonds OF the above Company:
iers OF bonds who have not 50 Tar fepositef
dated January 2s 1918. amended an OPPORTUNITY %
RAILWAY Company dated February Is. 1916 which has
Managers notice D. hereby given that tbs
extended until the close OF business May IS, 1915
1916
ALVIN W. hREtH. Chairman,
FREDERICK II. sHIPMAN,
L. EDMUND LACHER,
Committee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-24

0as 1tnterieeidiff aOentld)lanb
1T geitcrm nadmittas an Der 8e-
Ser WeinSnna angefommen. 'gllle
2cntc aaf benz Sdiff iino mol nnp
mnnter. @dbrenb Der letten Sage
foa Der bentide @satruniaenbienit in
Der gsorbice Elm belonoers eifriger
geiueIen iein nno man bermntete ba-
ber, oak ons llnterIeeidiff eripartet
iueroe. Gs fnbr am 2. Ansnit am
beQidten Sage bon Baltimore ab,
feline 9ieiIe fat alio ri Sage seoam.
ert, bier Sage mebr als bic Ser.
fabrt. SieIc gersosernng iuirb mol
SaonrdJ entitanSen Iein, baf bas
Gdiff nod ppriidjtiser fnBren miif-
te als anf Der eriten 9ieiie, neil bies
Niaf Seber nm feline sbfabrt iumfte.
@abridJeinlid fat es bies Nial aud
ben @es n6rolid) NM bic ensliiden
ssnieln genpmmeH, lua6renb es ani
Der 6erfabrt, als giiemnnO etiuas
pon feinem Gomnen abnte. iuenig.
items gaientano I'M feinblidjen Can
be, onrdJ ben aanal fabrem fonnte
9iefe Gnffabrt lit cine nod glim.
sen6ere Sat ais bic6erfabrt; Elm itau,
mensluertcr 8eipeis BON benz Mni
nnb Der GeIdiflid)feit bentidjer Gee.
Iente. Soermann iunste Gag nnb
%-L< 49,. 60 n L.sc s.. lra.
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aurse llebtrliht,

9as ltnterleeidiff r0entldJ-
Lamb" lit mnbelhGbist, nit Dpl-
ler 9abnng ilno Der gansen Be
Iatmns in Der @eiermiin0nns
angefomiinen.
OentidJe nnS 0iterreifiid)e
OepeIhen mel0en, oaR Ste
&niIen in 8olbpnien mnb in
0alisien, ioipie in Der aarpa-
tbenseseno feitiiken.
9ln Der Spmme nno TIM Sc
biet ppn @eronn bat fid) Die
. Gage midt berGnbert.
Cine nene SentId)e &riees-
anleibe loa am 4. September
amsgeseben iuerben.
Der 6Snig bon gagern ioa
einen Sdlasanfall sebabt ba-
ben.
Oas ensliide Harlauettt fat
iid bis snm 10. Sftpber per-
tagt.
Die Hnlsaren nnb lire Ser
biinbeten riifen anf benz 8eit-
FliiaeI ibres in Uried)enlano
eingebrungenen .6eeres uor nno
befeitigen anf bem Sitfliigel,
on Der Struma, tire Stellnn-
gen. Sic fiuo bic einsisen, Die
bis iett Grfolge sebabt ba6en.
@ried)iid)e Bemobner BON Sa-
Ionifi molten angeblidl gesen
bic Snlsaren fdinpfen. Mlbaner
iinb sm ben alfiierten Dor Sa-
lonifi geitoken. Die gnlsaren
ldllagen bic Mliierten an Der
Strnnta.
Mmf Die engliIde aiiite fat
Gin nemer emFtldiffansriff itatt-
sefunben.
9oro Nfontasn iprid,t iiber
ben neten 3eppeiin.
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Die Roff1fniIlicn
&irb anl 3Oitfn Anguif
5niammentreten.
Menes Sntti6iHge-
i6waOer.
DiHas 2lnlehen pollio
9elhmunoen.
Der JItbmMs von Cebuantepee eiH>
lHilitdrif6er Diltrikt.

- Gtaatslefretar 2aniing mnS Der
merifaniId)e @ertreter 9lrrebonco
iinb iid pprlGnfis bariiber einig ss-
ipproem, Saf bie geneiniame &out-
milton in einer Ser StGbte yeelu
Gnglanbs smianmenfommen ioa.
Die erite @eriammlnng luiro in8aIb=
ingtpn itattfinben, nnO sluar am
80. Mnsnit. sSn ibr ioa Elm Sro.
gramm in gesng amf Die at erleoi.
senoen Arbeiten anfseitellt tuerben
itn6 bnnn ptrO man fidJ tDabridein-
Iid bis gum 6. September bertasen
mmb an letterent Sage iuie0er in benz
permanentem Gitnngsort Ser &Dm-
miiIiom smlamnenfDnmen. Die ttegt=
faniden Oelegaten iueroen ipate=
items am 9ieuitas in BaibinstaH
lem. s4-t-s t-l-slsg. I. So ~ ss.-sS-.,
- Gs ioG bier Elm iemcs 2nft-
idTfseidluaoer gebiloet lueroen,
,na6bem bas erite General YerIbin1
sn8cidift 1T. 0as nene Geidua.
Ser mirb aus iedJs gnrtif'lden 81
planes beiteben.
General Eeribing melbet, @iI-
Ia lei, mad ben letten geridJteu,
nit elmer fleimen G;efolsidaft auf
bem @ege nadJ benz Staate 9nran=
90; iuabrid)einlid) polle er iid IN
ben oprtigen 8eraen Derltefen. gr
babe feline geoentllng mebr. Seiu
4nieben lei geidliuitnoen. Gr ueroe
ME melr cine Hple in Der Yolitif
fpieleit, ..-+---s -,
- geadJ einent gans nemen yerid)t
lit @illa idon tnt Snli bpn oenen,
Die i'm pflegten, pergiftet morben.
- Garransa fat ben Sitbn1ms bon
Sebmantepec at einer beionoeren
nriIitariiden Gone gemad)t mns .@e-
neral 2nis Gatitierres gum goa-
bermear ernannt. Bititierresf S5axpt-
anfgabe 1T, ben regnI1ren gabuber-
febr iiber Der Sit6mns anfredf sli
balten
- 0ente 1T 5itta eriten Mni let
neunsebn Nfonatem Gin 4abnsua
bon 9lnebo 2are6D mddl Gare6p iibsr
Die &io @ran6e Bride aefabren.
- Nus gbibunInta iuirb aentel-
bet, es ieien bort neitn MGnner bin-
gerid)tet, bic inter Dem gcr6adt ac=
ftan0en bGtten, 2egaliitas su Ietn.
Die MGnner ieien in sS,tares perbaf- I
tet nnS mad Gbibmabua gebradjt
tuproem.
Bie aus @aibineton aetnel-
bet miro, lit Der @elunobeits3uitono
liflter oelt Mili8en elm beIlerer als
ltnter ben reglIdreft Soloateii.
sSn BEN fiinf Wfonaten, ipelde
Die 8eribing ide expedition in Meri-
co lit, fino MIR feds BON oen 2eltten
geftorheu.
gier WiIi5loloaten BON WeiI-
Iourt itno Dem nusoriidIiden 8efehl
aitipiber tteilih abeisos in gipi[-
heioiag BON 9areoo mad gs1lepo
Sareoo gegangen it1o baden fih bort
foftlid1 a1nltiiert. Sci ibrer Hiif-
febr fpltroen iie iofort eingeitedt urlo
leben lett ibrer @erurteilitng oartb
ein &rieasgerift etltgegen.
- SSn geerico iollen gef1lfdte
mnerifaniibe 9anfnoten in ltnlauf
Iein Die 3egierung bat bereits
eine @arnltng gegen iie erIaifen.
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fransOiiider ariessid)iffe, nm Oas
Gdiff absnfansen mnb SIT DerIen-
fen, 10 luie es in's Offene Neer hin
amsfommen lueroe. ytid)t minoer
eifria piro man nafJ oem Sdtiff
anf Der sansen Strefe slmsidJam ge-
balten baben, batte man Sud mebr-
fad) erflGrt, bas SdJiff biirfe inter
feinem ltmitGnoen einen Sentiden
Safen erreidJen. ltnb MN lit bies
opd seldebeti. sllle 6abrlidJfeiten
finb bon bent flnsen mno mittisen
aapitan nnS ieiner braDen Wianr-
Idaft iiberiunnben morSen. 9as lit
nidlt nnr cine mltige nno fiibne
Sat, es lit and) cine Sat BON groker
geoemttng Sie bas. InIeben bemt-
Ider Seeleute ebenip erb6ben iuirb,
iuie cine setponnene Sdladt. Die
slnfnnft Der ySeatdlan6" in 8re-
men bat aber neben oieien iSeellen
and nod einen praftiiden 8ert;
oenn 6as Sdiff brinst Nifel, @mm-
mi nnS bier Wfillionen TpQar in
4ulb, brei 9inse, Die man sur 3eit
in 0entid)lanS gut sebramfem fann.
Die y@oiIiId)e 3eitung" berOffent-
lid)t Elm ,SnterDieiu NIT Sapitan &oc-
mig, 6em yiibrer Der y9entidlano"
in bem Der aapitan iid) NIT gruker
9lnerfennnns iiber bic WiaRregeln
Der amerifaniiden Gesiernns ans
Ipridt, onrd Die bel Der M6faGrt
oes l1nteriduffes iebe @erlebnns Der
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