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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Rise in Marine Issues and
Distillers Features
the Market.
MEXICO NOT TO
FLOAT LOAN HERE
Time Not Ripe for Such a Move
Says Fiscal Agent-Bank
Loans Contract.

OF the 100000 shares traded in q,
the exchange yesterday very -.
spectacle total Cor Saturday se..
sion the international Mercartl.
Marine certificates accounted for no
600 shares, or slightly more than b;
per cent. United States Steel. on "A.
other hand. showed a mere handful A,
transactions. $500 shares, TO BE- e,,s
There were other prominent feature.
other than the Marines. notably pi,.
tillers' Securities, but even the shar,
upturn IN that issue was u,terl,
oclipsed by the spectacular ncrform.
ance of Marine preferred. That issu,
after opening $500 shares al spre,s
Of So TO S5@t, against a closing Fri.
day OF Si',. moved forward vii,
scarcely a setback 10 new high price
OF 81. up g, points from the clos,
and 81, points from the previous hig.
made I'm January On March Ma.
rihc preferred sold As low As ST..
Last year 10 could have been Dough,
on the curb AZ So. Yesterdays ham
advance was based on strong intim,.
tons that tho plan now under consid.
GRAFTON provided for turning the pron.
erty. lifted from poverty to hrillia,,
prosperity as a result Of the war. back
into the hands Of the stockholder,
with probable reduction Of tn. bond.
ed indebtedness. This means that N.
pr fcrrcd stockholders will be put in
line for the regular dividend, with
claim for back dividends due then
amounting 10 around 81 per cent. Tn.
common stock yesterday moved up %
25is, within >, OF the high record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Bank Clearings.

Marked expansion in bank clearing,
at all the principal cities Of the Cnltcd
States continue TO reflect the mainten-
ance Of active business generally IN
all parts of the country, the total last
week. according TO "Dun's Review
amounting to 1891 .216.72s. an increase
OF 35I per cent, as compared with inc
same week last year. and Of 36.6 per
cent as contrastcd with the correspond
ing week in 1914. As usual, the most
notable improvement appears at New
York City. with gains Of 3o1 and 4l'o
pcr cent. respectively, over the same
weeks in the two immediately preced-
ing years. -.
All cities outside New York SHOW
moro or less increase. and the tota OF
all points is % per cent larger than
last year and PES per cent IN excess
Of two years ago. The gains at Phlla-
colphia and Cleveland are especially
pronounced.
Average daily bank clearngs for the
year 10 date arc given below for three
wars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
psp,r maturing in ten DAYS o. Tess per cent. u9
20 ninety days. per cent.
CALL MONEY during IN, week ranged rom -.
f0 5is Per cent
TINE MONEY during o.. wee was hfm Rate
9i, and g. Ter cent for si1tv days. ga. and ref
and 81. AM 90. per cent for Eve and SIX months
MERCANTILE PAPER was steady Ruling rates
30 ~ per cent FOR best n.mes. bank icccpi Ane.s
292i. pr cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS - IL
change. 500 9jC. 0oe. balances. 81. ~ Inc
Sub Treasury creditor 20 th- amount of WI fV4
srB-TREAsURY View York banks Loot 70 the
Sub Treasury s. 051oo0.
FEDERAL. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS ELSE
WHERE Boston, for ten dav-. Per cent ten
10 thirty day 81. 10 10 ninety ds's. = fllade.
phla Ten days pr cent. up 90 ninety days. 4.
.isiy f1 ninety day. - Richmond. up 10
ninety DAYS per cent Atlanta. ny 10 ninety JAYS
per cent. Chicago. a'.. (, .nd - per cent. -
Louis ana 4 per cent Minneapolis - 10 sitiy
dave I Der cent siriy 70 ninety days. ~ Kansas
CIV Ten daya. Pc cent. up 10 ninety days. "a
DAilAs. per cent san tfancisc" Ten dps. yer
cent. thirty days i4 ihify 70 SHY uajs. y SAY
70 ninety days. -.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Chicago. 10 discount
BANK CLEARINGs Baltimore. erehInEes 81
a20Off. balances 'e5soit Boston exchanges
s. i2i SIS balances Nlio3tq. Pml.deiphias Ell
changes SO fes. sGs balances Sg.s0s.s,'
SILVER MARkET New York quoiauon. 77isc.
on increase ~ 2i,c Meiican silver dollars. 80 -
$50 Haf silver in London "a ibid. an i'm
creast ~ 20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The i,sdinr fsa,ur- ~
he ueeb was The further rca0fery IN ~ rate On
Paris cables advancing from p - 10 5P2h where
they fiD.sd The Berlin rate declined iu The MID
DE - the ress m - fof check. riih fractional
rocoferf - rle cose STIRLING sgsln moved Wi hin
r.nos fsng~ Rans, ~ demand sterling fof No
vset f4Gt, ofiGis 'ifflrs cable and sishf fs'el
Loadcn-taUls. 40 BIS. dsmIn1. i.ea. Pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
No Mexican Loan.

The fiscal agent Of the Mexican ,i !,
eminent in this city declared ys, -,
day there was no truth in report. Ne y.
the republic had obtained l oS0 o ~ .
tween $50, 100000 and SlooeoO'Vw !, |,
New York. I'VE arc worH'ns d.
rlan for tho rehabilitation OIL o. AZ
finances Of Mexico he said, .o 7.,is rs
That may come later. but The t,T. =
not ripe yet On May the e,s sps, ,N..
OOO.O Of new counterfeit .i p', vi
notes. notes engraved in this city. In SiS t Il.
be secured by s5o,Ooo,ooo IN s goo Ne,
posted both in Mexico cry sn1 % IL.
York. We arc still expecting , ~
crease in the near future our our. osmos,'
in the banks here. when nov
to approximately S2.00O'OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30

What is considered IN London as a
true test Of German credit in compsri-
son with British is presented in this
fashion by CORES pondent OF an Eng
lish financial paper: With the ster'
ling exchange al about SL77. which Is
abou' > per cent below the normal
peace rate. American bankers and cap
itaiscs have shown themselves wiling
to leave money on deposit IN England
and TO take English bills at euusnI
rates. When the war Is over and ne
cost Of freight and insurance returns
70 peace conditions they look 10 gain
Of about per cent on the exchange.
Reckoning that peace conditions VIII
not return for two years they caicu'
late that If they leave their money Or
deposit for that period they VIII earn
> per cent extra interest, when j. a.
the rate of / per cent per annum. inf
means return Of no more than Or
& per cent surely moderate rate' W
the other hand. n the Amercaps iel,
equally certain that Germany "oua
after two years be IN a sunelehuy
strong financial position TO return 70
"A gold basis Of exchange they woulo
naturally prefer dcpositug tneir MONEY
in A first class German bank a. ,ns
present exchange for marks. beslae'
getting a rate Of interest Approximate
ly the same as they arc now get'lhs u
England they would secure an e1'
change profit Of no less than - ln
cent and their net interest curing y.
two years would be between Il ana y
nor cent. Nevertheless. Ameries'
money is not being left IN Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Strength in a Few Chosen
JndustriaIS - Small
Changes Elsewhere.
LITTLE DONE IN
RAILROAD LIST
Trading Not Well Distributed
Bank Reserves Reduced and
Surplus Goes Lower.

In recognition Of the chance OF some
important development Of market mo-
mcnt coming from Germany or Mex
co over the weekend price movement
Yesterday, so far as the general li''
was concerned was narrow ana IT.
yecnlar A few industrlals m "nlch
srcculativc interest could be aroused
were actively advanced and gave "
snceious appearance OF strength TO inc
latter part Of the trading. During the
,wo.bopr session some 100000 shares
changed hands. OF this total a quar-
ter was furnished by the Mercantile
Marine issues, and less than lV'oVo
shares bv United States Steel
Fairly in the dealings Marine pre-
fcrrcd advanced, and it continued un-
I'll At its best 1t was more than %
ro;n,, higher a. 81, we'll above tho pre-
Won, record. Reports that with the
sppcrsncc Of new interests in the
propertv the disputes Of the several
r.rt;cs Of security owners would be
spccdily settled were more gcncrai'S
As the day went on other speeeula-
tive issues joined the advance. M wa,
we'll Motor got up over . points ~
tillers' Securities nearly ana lhuus
trial Alcohol 3. American Locom0tlNc'
Can, Studobsker, Mexican felroiicunn'
K,nnecott. Zinc and Allis ChalmcrS
eli improved. In railroads there was
little movement, and apart IIoI" III
Reading trading Was light @, ,,l
The railroad stocks generally heid
steady. and market gossip IS 10 poSSi
bilitv of restoring dividends to lcvo l..
that ATTAINED before the war ana OF
making special distributions con
tinucd The rise IN the railroads las,
fall STONED after IT. had reached
nrices that brought them TO around
q nor cent basis. Good railroad
bords' then as now, could be had 10
Weld better than 4 per cent, ana IN inc
investment houses there rs AT prcseH'
no expectation of any important rise
in the level Of bond prices for the I'M
mediate future. g.,
Now that Norfolk's increased diivl-
dend and special distributor mas
opened the way TO hope OF similar &C,
ton elsewhere, 1t may be mat ~ M
be possible to carry the railroads iuf
ther than they got last year. Euro
pean selling. as has been SHOWN IN
the improvement Of United state &c,
Steel from IS TO well a. We 80, rs NOT
an insupcrablc obstacle 70 higher
prices when the public becomes &c
lively Interested.
Even with last weeks hardening oil
money rates, funds to finance marker
operations arc still available on un,
usually favorable terms. In spite OF
reduction of surplus Of local Clearing
House institutions there IS no general
expectation OF much higher rates
Last week, according TO the Clearing
House statement OF conditions yeste :
day morning. aggregate reserve hold
incs were reduced more than so.OVV
OoO. Loans were cut down sls,OOO,OO'
and demand deposits S2l,o00,OOO. Sc
the loss m surplus was sbou
sl.e00.OOO. Surplus now stands a
around SOS .0OO. 600 new low rccorc
under the present bank act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Reducing the Loan Account.

II is said tho effect Of the lles"
ton occurring on the stock man
break of a week ago reduced 'he o.s
standing loan account IN The su,.
about 10 per cent. one stock hSenAas
house raises the question whe,her y.
reduction was sufficient. pointing
that while there are large sums o. ~
side money waiting 70 enter 'ne ~ :,
ket at lower prices there IS 81" a.. :.
ADEQUATE surplus Of strictly ""
Street funds 10 finance a large up. -
movement. For this reason ns ,s -
crease of $ls.27l 900 in loans sno 80
$50. 900 in demand deposits as 10 10.
in the actual statement Of the O' :,
ing House banks Yesterday wa 49,.
much interest. the declines ID ' -,
items being naturally assoclsIea -.
the recent sharp break Su'p ,as
serves of the banks got down ~ ,,,-
247IlO. A decrease Of Sl,6ol'Siy i Nv,
the previous week, and the loves. - 49,
the Federal Reserve bsnhlng - .or
went in operation. This i,em
compares with a high record s su,y.
OF S224.l22, 800. made carly IN 'ep''
Der. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
CLEARING HOUSE
RESERVE LOWER
Surplus Off $1,000, 900, Despite
Reduction of Loans and
Demand Deposits.

The actual Clearing House staten. nj
showed a decrease in surplus of sl,66l,-
10 to S9s,247.lle. Demand deooslts
decreased $2l 100000, time deposit IN
creased $4,000 and loans decreased
Sls.271.00 Aggregate reserve de-
creased s6,2s9, 900 TO S676,604. 900, ana
sDecie in own vaults decreased 81
$4,000.
Surplus reserve in the average state
n1cnt decreased s7,459,900 TO s9o.3H u -
$50. Demand deposits decrease So
1900. time deposits increased -, 20
coo and loans decreased Sls.079.cO0
aggregate reserve decreased Sl3.53O,-
600 to 1914. 060. 900. and specie IN vaults
wss reduced S2.63S.O0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Disilllcrs 10 the front

Mex. to tho Marines. Distillcrs' s..
curitics monopolized most OF the in.
tcrest in the market Yesterday, ID.
vancing 10 STE and new high rec.
ord. Distillcrs A. the top showed
gain from Friday closing Of 5t
points. At the same time the 5 per
cent bonds Of the company sold from
- to 1855 on heavy dealings. Strength
In these issues was based apparently
on the belief that a. tho meeting next
month the directors will use some Of
the large war profits for the decsrs-
tion of dividends. Six per cen, hs,
been mentioned as tho rate expected.
I'm addition TO this 10 is said that an
nouncement Of the retirement Of be.
tween 100000 and 100000 OF the
bonds may be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
CIGAR STORES co. EXPANDS
To Open $50 New stores-Workins
Agreement With Lorillard Co.

Directors of the United Cigar Stores
Company OF America, at special
meeting yesterday. voted that the eN,
pansion plan recently announced
should be carried further than had AT
first been contemplated. II IS pro
posed 10 open $50 new stores TINS
year. with Edward A. WISE, president
of the United Cigar stores company
Of New Jersey, in charge OF their
operation.
As a result OF yesterdays meeting
il was also announced that the Onlted
Cigar Stores Company had entered
into a working agreement with the
T. Lorillard Company TO feature us
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Movement of Specie.

r,,,o,f. - .,,,ic a. tfe Pos ~ - ess a.
the rc,s ended Aprii . uerr -. ass
silver SIG 90. making ioil q 80 Sus - .
SlIlfNN u the pfccvilhs w.. ,.a-s lti...
the corresponding week oi ~. ~ ., siSts.'
s..in.t sill go ssS 10 che sane peo' - ssi. -
Tucrfs ~ specie vef SN'., . 81 - 8.
soid. 81 80 300. against 4 90 IN ne 90,
and i,,e, IA. - S'' yea. -"' sin, j.ngAy rs
81 gold amounted 20 So, So, - SIS 81
~, sSO against s. S>o.3>s seii
silver IN 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
More Gold Goes to Cuba.

Gold coin 20 the amount Of $500 900
was Withdrawn from the Sub-Trcaa-
ury yesterday by the National Bank o.
Cuba for shipment 20 Havana. The
consignment forms part Of the gold
mintcd 90 this country under the new
Cuban coinage system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEh

Following table giving the number OF shares OF All
hghe'
the hgh anu III" P
the wear the and w of the 1910
week -o"-
1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1916.

Of 4l25o0 against b'oo frda '-VV
and '''oV
including annual Dividend rae are Il"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30

C,N- 5a.is. ehsck. 1884,. nerlin-Cabl.
= 1915 ehccF 80, SHifzeri md Gable J.i- .
chec.. rs HouAnd-CAbl- = lis. check -
rsly-Cahls. go. check. SCI. Grecce-Cahls
1888. check 1923. >l.ty and ninety day bills
Loudon bankers shy days. ~. ninety DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
Decrease Shown on Week
for Twelve Institutions
Is $2,500,000.
NEW YORK REPORTS
BIG WITHDRAWALS
Earning Assets Smaller by ST.
100000 - Bankers Accept
ances Find Good Market.


Washington. April 90 A decrease
IN the aggregate reserve OF inc tweIVe
Federal Reserve banks Of S2500,OOO IS
shown in the weekly report OF the re
serve Board. The net decrease IN inc
combined gold reserves for the wee"
amounts TO about s5.OOOOOO. An m
crease i'm the earning assets OF the
banks Of about S4,4O0,00O is shown.
largely the result Of investments IN
bankers acceptances and municipal
warrants.
The largest net withdrawal OF gold,
s7.4O0,0O0 is shown for the New YORK
hank. while gold Withdrawals IN excess
Of 81 100000 each are reported by the
Richmond. Dallas and San Francisco
banks. Part Of this gold was trans
fcrrcd to other banks. Thus Phnadel-
phia reports an increase of about 81
100000 in its gold reserve, while
smaller though substantial gains OF
gold arc shown for the Atlanta, Chi
cago and Kansas City banks.
The transfer Of member banks from
tho eleventh 10 the sixth district ap-
parcntlv accounts for q decrease Of
about $4,000 in tho paid-in capital OF
the Dallas bank. Government deposits
arc now in excess of $4,000. 600. having
increased by about S5.10000O. mainly
At the Chicago and three Eastern banks.
Net bank deposits fell off over $4,000
coo. New York and Chicago both re-
porting considerable net Withdrawals
for the week.
The amount of Federal Reserve bank
notes in circulation is given as 81 ,669,-
600 or about 100000 less than the
week before Federal Reserve agents
report aSPtal Of SlS5.424,0OO of Fed
cral Res notes outstanding, against
which they hold Sl75.Si7 900 of gold
and S1O.242.OOO Of paper. Since the
beginning Of the year the amount OF
outstanding reserve notes has declined
about SOS. 100000. or 1874 per cent. The
banks show a total reserve note CIR
culation Of about 1853. 600 and ag
grcgatc liabilities thereon of SSS5l 900.
The statement in detail is as fol
lows:
Gold coin and certificates in vault So ,ot M
G;odd -el,m rI ii i-i win United state.
Treasurer ........ ..-.tt-...- ifft ''''
To., cold rc.,r,e. ................... slils2 mo
Legal tender notes. silver. efc.......... l2oil ono
Total rs,rr, ...................... ,323lo3 900
Ma,uri,ies within ten dsss.. sal57.ooo
from n 20 90 dsfs........ l'..Nl nm
FROM ~ 90 80 dsfs........ 4.6>N 600
from 81 IN 90 dsys...-.... ~ y" eun
Oicr 20 days.. .-....-.. -f'.oo'
Total .................... feooas.ooo
/ Investments ..
ono year United states
Treasury notes ..-....... .F'o10
/ Municipal warrants ...---- "''''.v'v
49,, ,.-,i,r .se,,. .. 1885,; eon
FNleral Ecserso notes lnel .-..------- -.."'' WV
D Ttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
arc listed but which were not dealt IN
ON tho Stock Exchange SATURDAY.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30

Dividend, slo,k dollar value u all u
Ill dndsnd. sNo ellIA dividend included.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30

Federal Reserve notes out ...
standing ....-.----t... ~. ~ l-VV stiN''''HV
Agairsf which there ls -
posted With Federal n,
agent go -.
Gold and lawful MONEY i0.sH 90 iI.0I'.to'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Bon Dcr @citfrpnt.
Nfidlts Nscnes,

8erl'iil iiber Sappille, 2. Sea.
9as @roBe Sauptqliartier begniiet lid)
IN ieiner bellti9en Melouns bon Ser
&eitfront nit oem fllr5en sakc, bab
nidts bon @idtiefeit ppl bteier
&riegsfront sl1 bericbten 1ei.
S9eftisc slrtilleriefantpfe an Der it'll.
Srpnt.
sSien, iber 2onbpn, 2. Sea. Sic
t. nnb I. Seeresleitltng sibt beute be-
fannt, oaB on Ser DlterreidiI1 italiz
eniiben Sront seitern tpieber beftigere
Grtilleriefdmpfe itattsefunben babe,1.
8ie an1tli6e Melbing lalltet:
Ser @elhiiefanlpf iiibDitIib bon
GDr5 ltnb auf Der 8arlt Z Soo1ebene
baucrte seitern nit ipecbleluber Sefz
fisfeit on. ga,rcb infer Seuer iplrben
mebrere feinblide Munition sbeppts
gelpren9t.- Mud) an anberen Sbeilen
Dieier ariegsfront, iotpie an Ser Sproz
.ler @ren5e fanben beftige Nrtilleriez
fanpfe lfatt.
1eirblide Slieser .iparfen 8onben
auf bas Mbi9n Sbal binab, pbne ie<
bocb lennensipertben S6aben an5uz
ri6ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
9srupbeseien &a6inettsmedlie[.

Snn , on, 2. Seq. Ser uManhez
tier @uaroian" propbe5eit, bub angez
iicbts Der &riegsfriiis aucb cine politiz
'be artlis int Sanoe benprite6e. ST
laet, bab Grenlier ssquitb iein glnt
lpabrIc9etnltdl fiir's Grlte an gouar
Sap ab5utreten baben tperbc, bab aber
crit III eil1cm gliniiteriltnr nit Slpro
e5eor9c o1 Ser Spise oie&rilis ibr gn@
De finocH lucroe. sludl ser y@rpreb"
propbc5eit Sic slblDlltng sl5quitbs burd
2lppb George lub glalbt, baB SIT glei@
der 3eit Elm beipnberer SberIter
&rtcgsratb nit slsqltitb, 2Ippo George,
Sonar 2ap, slrthur Salfpur uno Cir
goparo @arlpn ernannt lperbet iperz
De. sllcl Die oSilncs" Iiebt feitle opffz
rtns allf geiIerlns Der pplitiIden 2az
se, iplon9e Asquitb ON Der Spise bes
&abinetts ltebt. Sic oerlauot iibri=
gems alttb Sen Austritt bes Discount
@ren, bes @Garquis bon Creme, oes
0tarqllis 2ausbpmne llno bes S5errn
salfpltr nlts Ser 8eeierrns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Gin barmluier starr.

81 Il a 5 c ! p + IA, Ta, 2. Se5.
slllf Dem bieiieen Sabnbpie purne
beute Elm eeipiiier Sonatban araus
pcrbaftet, Der lein sllter nit 1876 Sab
ren anoab lnp SlpcifeIlos seiitesgeItort
lit. @'r lief pbne 6ut, nit brei 1leberz
rodes befleioet lrnb nit ei1eln @iidcne
meier in Der 5ono allf Dem Gerrpn
berlnt llnp erfldrte bel leiner SeItnabz
me, bab cr ben 9rdlibeutcn @illon.
S. 3. gtrrgan unb Sobn 8. 8odefeller
errnorben pollte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

beg @eballbe bis gum aeuBerlten perz
tbetSisen, lpabrenb Srl1ppen ser Ser
bilrpeten li1 iln peltliden gbeiIe ser
Staot 5n eiltem @egenan9riff Iamz
fneln, Inn Sic eroebrten 5taottheile
Den Gllilcn ipieber gu entreibelt.
(@ie stabt airlibaba beberrldt
Den ipihtisiten YaB in Sen aarpatben.
Cine geltrise 9epeIde aus ct. geters-
burg belagte, bob Sic Gulicn, ipenn
lie iicfl Ser staot benribtigen fDnn=
ten, feine gcblpierigfciten lnebr baben
ipiiroen, Den 8ersriidel1 sl1 iiberldlreiz
ten unb IN llngarn einSufalen.)
9fniien fantpfem jett gcsen bic
SDnan glrmcc.
ct. Ge etersbl1rg, iiber 2pnz
Don, 2. @e5. Sic rullilde Seercsleiz
trlng pcrfiinbet beltte, baB Sic Mllllen
IN Der 9pbrllblda Sen ipeitliben gbeil
Der 9onallbriifc bct Si1ernapppa erz
pbert baben.
Sic rulliiden 9ilfstruppen loaen
ferner i'm @erein nit Sen Nulndlleu
Die 9pnau slrmee bes SeIomaridaas
BON Waderlcn 5uriid9ciporfen 6aben
llnp Die beioen Srtl6aften SSpmpna
1fllo Galtinari 5uriicferobert baben.
slns Naasebuniet,.
2pnopn o. Seq. Gin bicr eine
|9etroffener a1ntlider 8ertbt Ser 1crbi@
l6eu 5eeresleifuns beTaet, bab &c.
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