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The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
BY Ed l.. KEEN.

lcfGT Correspondent United Pre0)
LONDON. Sept 1o.-German and
French commanders felt out the op.
posing lines with eurprise attacks
last uizht while a heavy rainstorm
imbeAcd operations on tho great
Somme battle front As a result
sharp fighting occurred al points
whore there has been a luli for sew.
eral weeks
The Germans battered the Cham
payne front heavily in five attacks
u force Rus ian troops. part Of
tho contingent landed az Marseilles,
stopped every assault. the French
war ufiice announced. infictinS
heavy losses on the Tcutons.
The French struck northwest OF
Verdun The German war Office ad
mitted that German trenches were
penet rated on Dead Mans Hill. tho
burial ground tor thousands of the
crown princes troops I'm the unsuc-
ccssful attempt 20 take Vordun from
the west bank OF tho Meuse
The only activity on the Somme
front occurred south OF the river,
where he Frcnch war Office this aft
crnoon claimed a slight advance east
~ Hcrnv The German war Office ad.
mittcd the British gains east OF DIN
chy and near ComOlcs. reported by
Gen. Haig last night. but announced
the rerulse Of all French attacks.
In the Balkans the pursuit Of the
CONTINUED on Page Eight.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
JUDGE TO SPEAK
1T TWO RALLIES
TUESDAY NIGHT

Two meetings. a. which large at
sndarcos arc expected. will be ad.
res-ed Tuesday niInt. by Judge
William p Connolly GO bis campaign
'a- tbe mFyOra'ty The first viii Do
h.ld af O'Clock in Polish Turner
Il SO "a Th.rtJI ourihst. which
eIIl Ge followed 5r the Young Mems
lem8sIllc glD. rally .u FRS Tens
Hie
lr aD a4drr 10 Dis mgnd remple.
Monday might fore mere han Boo
people tHe candidate continued his
-erflr-rm ~ 'll polio" department
aHd .t's MANAGEMENT and declared
fhat g.. '..r'.l NGgla w5lE The
department lacf into fhr shape that
3. Wa 'n under pYlgeLQmm si0ner
Frank Cro4l"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
CANADIAN
FOOD FIRMS
FEAR PLOT
Burning of Canneries
Laid To German
Agents
HAD ORDERS FOR
GOVERNMENT
Armed Guards Now Pa
troll Ontario
Plants

sARNTA Ont l9-(spcciai) -
That concerted Effort ls being
made 10 cgrHl rle winters food
.uHr.r in Canada hy agents 81 an
90 my government is me belief
~ official OF various canning com
rsn.a- turnout the domiu!ou and as
O. result heavy guards afe being
thrown around plants which are pre-
rVEs Fruits and vegetables for
consumption during tte coming year.
Two Ores which arc believed 20
have been o. .lcenl.ary origin. last
week DESTROYED over $4,000 worth
%. ufelNe and property Fifty
plants moss In opera. on in Canada
sr' guarded and others are making
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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GERMAN SURPRISE ATTACK BROKEN
BY RUSSIAN GUNS IN CHAMPAGNE;
SERBIANS FIGHTING ON HOME SOIL
"Booze Gang" Pours Beer
Checks and Siugs into
Sunday Collection Pans

In God We Trust" has been sup
planted by Good FOR five cents IN
trade dt -- bar. Good for
one game OF pool" and similar mot
toes on the coins OF What Billy sun
day calls the "Aosl0we,cd, weazl"-
eyed sinking booze gang This h.
made evident by the fact that great
numbers OF these coins advertising
bars and poolrooms have been found
IN the collection pans in the sunday
tabernacle.
The collections give ample evil
Gcuce that Billy sunday Will end a
great deal OF good material 10 work
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WILSON TO
GET into
CAMPAIGN
Things Will Be Doing
At Shadow Lawn
From Now On
By ROBERT J. BENDER.

(StGa Ceres 0rdeHt URileG Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-(Aboard
Presidents Special Train.) There Is
to be more political noise at Shadow
Lawn from now on The president,
Chairman Vance c. Mccormick and
other political leaders have reached
the decision that from now on polit-
ical horses win be spurred all the
way down the remainder OF the
stretch.
Several big Jersey days" Several
set open house" days at Shadow
Lawn for woman suffrage workers,
numerous porch speeches in which
the president will uphold Democ-
racy's record OF the past four years.
and an occasional sally into sur
rounding states by the presidential
party will De some Of the heavy ar
til.ery unlimbeTed
Democratic leaders admit the cam.
paign. from their standpoint, has
been necessarily tagging the past
week or so. But from the time the
president gets back 70 the summer
White House things are to be set
humuinE Il Is believed the pr4si-
dent once more will be strenuously
urged 10 make a western trip.
The FIRST political porch speech
viii come on Saturday when the
president viii address the Business
Mems league. OF Trenton The same
day BE- expects 10 receive a 6elega
ton OF child welfare workers who
win thank him for getting the child
labor bill through congress.
Monday tho president goes t. Bal
timore 20 address the National Grain
Dealers association
The president spent quiet day on
the train Upon leaving Columbus.
8 C.. last evening after the burial
of his sister. Mrs Annie L. Howe.
he was accorded a remarkable tri.
butte. Several thousand persons gath.
cred az The rear end OF otbe train.
As IL pulled slowly out every man
removed mis- hat and the women
stood silent. There was nc sign Of
cheering
Entering HIS car the president
said
THAT was splendid
AZ ali other points where CROW g.
met the train the same siIent greet
ING was accorded the president,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Accuse Registration
Officials of Trying
Bullying Tactics
"HOW WILL YOU
VOTE?." ONE ASKS
Other Registrars Give
False Data On Quail
fcations, Charge

Complaints OF treatmen, accorded
women who COM 20 precinct booth.
70 register continued, Tuesday Om
cials are declared 10 DO seeking 70
bully women out OF their reE.stra
tiou rights and To- be addressing im
proper questions 10 them. Mrs ?
II Root No ,5l Nlenda'e-aya who
went 70 her precinct IN the Four
tenth ward 20 register. had This ey
perience. according 20 a statamen,
made by her Tuesday
Mrs Root was accompanied by
two women. who are not residents
o, Detroi. and remained outside rho
booth while she went Ia 70 register
The Official thareupon yelled that
'he wanted 70 ser ali rte women.
and started tactics very 1r asiee 20
Mrs. Root and her companions
Brand.shing q pencil under Nea
Roots nose tho official demanded
To know hnv she Intended to vote
election day
"Ycu women don't know what you
are voting about anyway A. Oh
cial declared when Ma Root re
piled that IL was none of his bGsr
ness. she says.
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SUNDAY AGAIN
URGED TO VISIT
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK, sept. Billy Sga
day r. again 20 be urged % come 20
New York and teach L.e mefrop0
IFS how 20 hit the 'raiI Thirty
men who are on a committee 70
bring the noted evangelist here for
meetings next spring. today a..
nounced that ministers who were
formerly opposed 10 SUNDAY com
ing. viii now welcome him
All that Is needed IS word from
Sunday himself that he VIII accept
The date March 8, 1911
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WILSON MONEY
IS PLENTIFUL

NEW YORK. Sept Betting
IN Tire presidential election IS more
active today than ~ any time dur
Ing the campaign one wager o'
$50 600 on Hughes ~ TO ! was
reported wilson money ia more
plentiful today. hough rhan for the
past few weeks arl odd On Hughes
are waveriug az 70 s.
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Upper Mexico At His
Mercy For the
Present
MANY CARRANZA
TROOPS JOIN HIM
Six Auto Loads Of AM
munjti0n IN His
Hands
BIZ WFBB q MILLER.

(Si0f roT' .p1T-.r' ,rtel Press)
'~--L PAsO Tex. sept fa-With
six automobile loads OF ammunition
captured from fus arsenal in The al
tack oH ra#ab8a CITY saturday.
ana with more han a thousand rT
c-e'- from tte Carranzista ranks
added 90 h.s force- Paucho villa to
uay De- ported fleeing back into the
aatun sas ~ Seu'a Clara canyon, on.
terIUR y ly the east mouth.
D. faCto government troops from
Continued on rage EtEhD
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Billy Sunday In his sermon, Tues
! Gav afternoon, fayed the Pharisees
of Detroit as they have been hayed
but seldom. The "holier than thou"
attitude of so many processing
Christians, he said. made him sick
10 the very pit OF his stomach.
TO an audience OF fully 5000.
made up largely OF men and women
who are church-goers, the evangelist
preached on the Publican and the
Pharisee." II was an arrangement
OF the individual who would run
the church on personal lines as well
rs along the line OF least resistance.
II was sermon designed largely
10 get the church people to exam
Inc themselves and be sure they
were right before trying TO teach
Others. He announced that the pur
pose OF the sermon was 20 show
some people who think they are re-
ligious that they are not and TO
show why the prayers OF some were
answered and those OF others were
not.
He decried the attitude o, the
man who smugly and with an ex-
PRECISION OF boredom on bis face con
f5ded In the Lord that he thanked
God he was not as other men and
Rrex. enthusiastic over the attitude
OF the publican who prayed: God,
be merciful TO me. a sinner"
More publicans and fewer Phar.
isees are needed in the church to-
day, said the evangelist. and that
IL the purpose OF the preliminary
sermons before he asks outsiders TO
tContinued ON Page EiEhO
Athens. the Greek capital, has
population about equal TO that OF
Toledo, O.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
More Publicans Needed
In Church Today,
He Says
EVANGELIST HAS
'DAY OF REST"
Sin Swatter Is Strenu-
Gus Even In His
Recreation
Tabernacle Visitors
Will Be Welcome
In Times Rest Room

All tabernacle visitors are wei
come In The Times rest room.
Detroiters will find this a con
vcnient place for ordering the
paper. sent to out-of-town friends
thruout the Sunday meetings,
which The Times is reporting in
full.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Registration Reminders

Very few women taxpayers are registering
The Indifferent jeopardizing the seven-man
school board.
Mothers must register Tuesday or Wednesday if they
want to give their children the benefit of better
school management.
The Home Rule" rummies are right on the job
The dry forces can take lesson from their zeal
Victory for f-toive-in city in November calls for
preparedness in September
Today and tomorrow and after that too late
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
THE WEATHER.

Detroit md vicinityi Tuesday night
and Wcdne ~dny fnirt warmer tonight (,
moderate 10 fresh southwest 60 west
winds.
Iorer Michigan Fair Tu~sday
night md " edneadnyt warmer to-
night except In extreme west cen
trsi portion.
Upper Lakes Moderate southwest
and west winds and fnir weather
TueHdnN niEh' ana Mcdne sdRy.
Lower Inkrsf Moderate 60 fresh
southwest md west winds, md fair
weather Tuesday night and Mednes-
day
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
By UNITED PRESS.

ATHENS, Sept. fo.--Foreign
Minister Carapanos has receiv,
cd the eongratulatory visits ~
all the diplomats IN Athens, eH.
eept those ~ the Allies
This is the first dispatch 20
pass the Anglo French censor.
shio az Athens. showing THAT the
Allies are not pleased with the
new Greek foreign minister.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Drive Bulgars Out of
Greece Toward
MOnastir
FIGHTING is
TO THE DEATH
Serbs, Eager For Their
Revenge, Attack
Fiercely
BY UNITED PRESS.

SOFIA, Sept. 1e.--The repuss
OF all Allied attacks around the
Greek town % Ftcrina was an.
rounced by the Bulgarian war
Office today.
Bulgarian troops are eontinu-
ing their advance against the
Rumanisns in Oobrudja and
have captured the Black sea
port of MangaIia. % miles south
Of CorJtanzo.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
BY United PRESS.

BERLIN. Sept t9.-The Ger.
mans have surrendered trenches
20 the British east OF Glnehy and
north OF Combles. but have re-
pulsed French attacks near Bel
Toy and VsrmsndoVillers. south
OF the Sor'ue. u was officially
announced today
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Agriculture Is tho chief industry
~ Greece and tho principal exports
are ores. wines. fruits and olive oil
Tho national ga1 OF Greece r1u-
7.sf- of nine -irbe alternate Bl.
and white. and with a white cross
In the blue field.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
TT.MrI.nNT1nEs

WIRhFHF nprrnfnrF thIs URte In
the past 81 ycnrH II, IN iOOSl lowest
80. Isl 1870 ana 1901.
One year mao today Highest tens-
prrpture, T2g lowest, 57l mean, al
rirar weather.
The sun sets ~ Gi15 q. ~. Tuesday
and rises NJ 6ttT ~. NJ. wednesday.
The moon rises ~ 1875 y. M. tues
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

DELIVER PNCit NGES. MESSAGES.
TAt. hy NrssrHUrr service. cali
tntiiItnc 3s0.--Adt.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

PrtntinE--the plate neat kind--thst
~ rIEht--Times Jos Dept.--Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Athens. the Greek capital, has
population about equal TO that OF
Toledo, o.
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gard the ~:4tuation optimistically.
They point out that 1t is only neces-
sary for the Rumanian forces to hold
out a short time before the cold
weather sets in. The winter will en-
able the shifting of numerous Ruma-
nian formations from points where
winter caEpaigns are impossible.
Petrograd reports that in Dobrudja
firing is taking place along the whole
line"
In the region of the Cerna river
the Paris war Office reports the Serb
ians checked Bulgarian counter at
tack.
A Bulgarian official statement as
serts that enormous losses were in
fiicted on French troops in the at
tack Of last Saturday upon the Bull
garian lines along the Monastir-Flo
rina railway line on the Macedrn an
front. This attack was repulsed, as
were assaults by the Serbians in Viz
lent attempts to break the Bulg IRAN
front on the river Cerna between
Brod and Skochivir on Saturday and
Sunday.
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FRENCH DRIVE WAY
FURTHER INTO SALLY
l1Ie Another Group o.
Houses in Village.

London, Oct. 1S.-Anorher group OF
houses in the village Of Sally Sa1lll'
sel, on the Somme front, was captured
by the French, the Paris war Office
announced.
A strong German counter attack
was repulsed.
Attacks of the allies near Gueude-
court, three miles south of Bapaume,
broke down under German fire, Berlin
announced The German positions on
both sides OF the Somme were under
heavy artillery firle the whole day.
Enemy trenches were entered by
US west of Serre. (north of the Ancre
river,)" says the British report.
"Otherwise there is nothing to re-
port"
The French statement says:
North OF the Somme we occupied
q new group Of houses in Sally Sail
Msel. The enemy delivered a violent
counter attack and succeeded in pene.
trating a portion of our front line.
An immediate counter attack entirely
drove him out The number of pris
oners made in the course of our coun
tor attack was ninety. We captured
two machine guns.
South Of the river Somme a fresh
attack on our positions east of Berry,
En-Santerre IVES broken by our fire.
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THROWS ACID IN FACE
OF HUSBAND IN COURT
Wants to Blind Him Because
He Left Her For Another.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. lS.-Scream
at the top of her voice that she wish.
to destroy her husbands sight and
mar his features, because he abandon.
ed her for another woman, Mrs. Mary
Zinkand. 120 South Eutaw street,
dashed a jar OF acid into the face OF
Edward Zinkand, her husband, SOL
West Lombard street, at the thresh
old OF the grand jury room i'll the
court house.
Zinkand was badly burned, but It
was said at Mercy hospital that he
would not lose his sight.
God is just, if his vengeance is
Slow" cried the woman, as she drew
from the folds Of her dress large
glass jar filled with a foul-smelling
liquid, composed of acid and banana
oil. She threw this directly at Tin
kand, and it struck him on the side
of his neck. The glass broke, cutting
deep cash in his neck and scatter
ing its contents over his face, cloth
ing and hands, while the liquid splash
ed on the faces and clothes of mum
Der of those standing nearby.
81 said | would do il, aid now
have my vengeance" screamed the
woman.
While being led to the marshaps
office, Mrs. Zinkand yelled at the top
of her voice that she had finally got
her husband because of the way he
had treated her.
"He beat and kicked me-" SIZE
screened, while he WAS living vi h
that other woman on West L0m ar
street. | said | would get him and i
-,3va'
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Girl. And BROTHER
found MURDERED
Bodies Were Near Home in
R0SeddIe, Md.
THEIR HOUSE WAS ROBBED
The Murderer Tried 70 Burn the
Mans corpse-Posse Seeks the
Assassin.

The Murderer Tried TO Burn the
Mans corpse-Posse Seeks the
Assassin.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct. ia double
murder was unearthed when the
bodies OF Andrew Frey, thirty years
old, and his sister, Marie, twenty,
were found in a lonely spot, not far
from their home, near Rosedale, on
the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington railroad.
There is no clew to the slayer and
the search for them is made more dill
ficult by the fact that the bodies have
been lying where they were found
since Sunday night.
The murderer had tried to destroy
the body of the man by pouring oil
on it and setting it afire. According
to detectives it Is evident also that
the girl had been criminally attack
ed.
After the murder the house was
robbed of everything Of value.
Signs of a fierce struggle were ap-
parent. The grass in front OF the
house was torn up and a log, bespat-
tered with blood lay at the mans side.
The skull of the man had been crush
ed by the log.
The girls body, clad only in night
gown, was found short distance
from her brothers. There was frac-
ture at the base of the skull, and
the flesh was bruised and torn In
many places.
The bodies we're discovered by q
man, who gave his name to the police
as Bhioka Former Marshal D1ehl-
man and Patrolman Dotterwiech, OF
the Baltimore county force. hurried to
the scene and posse made up most
ly of farmers and storekeepers start
ed search for the slayer.
Tx-Marshal Deihlman made a care,
full examination Of the footprints on
the lawn and Of the flngerprints on
various objects in the house, and these
are the only clews, if clews they prove
to be, in the possession OF the au
thorities as to the identity Of the muir
derer. 1t is believed that only one
man was implicated In the crime.
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ARIZONA IN co.'s IlsslON
Sucer.reaf.. is Put in Service at
Gr--'.!yn Navy Ward.

Super"rcaA:. is Put in Service at
Gr-~,!y, Navy Yard.
New : k, Oct. 1S.--The SUE
dreadnouglt Arizon1. one Of tie two
m@st powerful ships in the Uni d
States navy. wGs put into commission
a The navy varI. under command Of
'aptain J"In Z Mcdonald.
The vasso' is manned by sixty seven
marines and ga sailors, considerably
short of her full complement. The
men were assembled from various
ships.
The Arizona, a sister ship of the
Pennsylvania, was consIru ted at the
New York navy yard. She has a Is
placement of 32.567 tons. is 6hS feet
long, designed for a cruising sreed o
twenty-one knots. She has twelve
fourteen-inch guns and secondary
battery of twenty five-inch guns, and
1lso carries two anti-aircraft guns
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A CHILD'S TONGUE
SHOWS If LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
If cross, fey erish, sick, bilious, give
fruit laxative at once.

! Every mother realizes, after Civ
ing her children California Syrup
of Figs" that this is their ideal IaXa-
tive, because they love its pleasant
taste and it thoroughly cleanses the
tender little stomach, liver and bow
els without gripping.
| When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, Mother. If coated, give
teaSpOonful of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the
bowels and you have a well, playful
child again. When it's little system
is full of cold, throat sore, has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, collie
remember, a good inside cleans
ing" should always be the first treat
ment given.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor-
MIA Syrup of Figs" handy; they know
a teaspoonful today saves sick
child tomorrow. Ask your druggist
for a 50-cent bottle of california
Syrup of Figs" which has directions
for babies, children of all ages and
grown-ups printed on the bottle. Be-
ware of counterfeits sold here, so
don't be fooled. Get the genuine,
made by "California Fig Syrup Com
pany."-Adv.
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CRAVE DEMANDS
MADE ON GREECE
Rest Of Fleet is Taken Over
BY the Allies.
SOLDIERS OCCUPY ATHENS
Presentation OF New Note OF "Grav'
set Character" Accompanied by
Landing Of Naval Forces.

London, Oct. 1S.-Vice Admiral
Fcurnet, commander If the Anglo
French feet in the Mediterranean,
has handed the Greek government
Few note of extremely grave chaTac-
TED, says q despatch to the Exchange
.Tslegraph company from Athens, dat
Sd Monday.
Following the presentation Of the
note King Constantine, 1t Is added,
came to the capital in haste from the
royal residence at Tatoi.
The railroad stations of Athens and
Piraeus, the city hall at the capital
and the Castala barracks, have been
occupied by French and Italian sail
ors to the number Of 1000 while 15O
bluejackets. with two machine guns,
have been stationed in the mun1clpa!
theatre, according to Reuter- des,
patch from Athens.
The allies have taken over the
Greek battleships Kilkis formerly
the United States battleship Idaho)
the Lemnos formerly the MISSISSIPPI
pi), and the Averoff, says Reuters
Athens correspondent. Allied troops
were put aboard and the Greek crews
sent to Athens.
ION October II, the allies took over
the entire Greek feet except the XII
kis, Lemnos and Avoroff. This meas
ure, 1t was explained unofflcially, was
intended to insure the safety OF the
allied feet, as fears had been aroused
of disturbance at points where the
war vessels of the allies we're anchor,
ed
Bucharest reports that on the Ru,
manian northern and northwestern
fronts, to the west Of Tulges, attacks
Of the enemy were repulsed. The
fighting continues.
In the Bicaz valley hostile attacks
were repulsed. Rumanian troops are
holding their positions to the west OF
the frontier.
In the Trustus valley, where the
Teutons have advanced as far As
Agas, fighting is proceeding.
Dispatches from Bucharest show
that bitter fighting is still going on
in all the Transvlvania passes. The
Rumanians' retreat from Transylva
MIA. 1t is understood, was chiefly due
70 the heavy guns of the Austro-Ger
mans, which outranged the Rumanian
artillery.
Military experts direct attention
chiefly to the Predeal and Buzeu pass
ss, the former leading directly to the
valuable oil feds of Prahova valley
while the latter is the road to the i'm
portant railway junction of Buzeu
connecting Bucharest with northern
Rumania and Russia. In neither OF
these passes have the invaders made
any serious Roadway as yet.
Bucharest dispatches generally re
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AWAIT U. S. ON U-53 REPORT

Britain Does Not Know II American
Warshlps Got Out of Way.
London. Oct. 1S.-The British gov
eminent will not make any official
representation to the United States
concerning the German submarine
U-53 pending an announcement Of its
attitude by the American government,
said Viscount Grey, secretary Of state
for foreign affairs, in the house OF
lords.
with regard to the U.S." the for
eign secretary said, I'VE do not know
what steps were taken by the United
States for patrolling its waters or
in regard to either coming into port
and securing information from news
papers. We do not know whether 1t
is true that American warships got
out of the submarines way. That is
a matter for the American govern
ment only, and we sssume that gov
eminent is making full inquiries. We
also assume it will announce its at
.itude in due course"
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German Loan so.sa5 600 600.

Berlin, Oct. 1S.-The fifth war loan
attained its successful total of over
10000, 100000 marks (S2,625, 900, 000)
by the takings of big subscribers
those lending more than $4,000 marks
(S12,500) apiece, while the individuals
subscribing less than $4,000 marks
fell off considerably from the figures
Of the fourth loan, according to a
recapitulation of the loan statistics
just published.