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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-20
6sSablsn miiisn. lInb biefe preiie
miiiIsn aud na9 benz Griege nop
lanse anbanern.1 q
Ja fei8er binterliitiger
@eiie
Werben beutf9e ariegssefangeHs an
Der Werbun Jront bon ben JrauD
Soien srmorbet.
sSn 5tpei Wondten tpurDen 25 g}roSeut
Sn Sipei Wonaten tpurben % proSent
aaer Gefangenen setOotet.

gerlin, 10. San. - Guf brabts
IOiem Dese nu4 Gapoitts, q. D. -
Sie lIeberfee Na9ridten=asentus
ma6t bus Solgenbe betanHt
r9ie r3eituns an Wlittas" bat Gin
selbeiten aus ben &usfagsn einss pioS
niersGelbipebsls, einss SOrporals pom
elmer Selepbonubtbeiluus uub zines
@renabiers, bic aus frun5Oiii4er 9ea
faneeni4aft enttommen iinb, unb bic
iibereinitimmenb ertldren, Oab bic in
fran5Ofii3e @efanseni4aft sera!beusn
beuti6en Solbaten ge5punssn mir
ben glrbeiten gu perri6ten, tie
oirett nit benz &ries in @er'
binbuns Iteben. gs it, bies auf o,-st'
ten 8sfebl bes Sbertommanbeurs an
Der @erbun Srout. General gtiDeae,
seidehen, Der jeBt bas SbertommaHbo
Der fran3Oiii4eH Sruppen N Der
Weitfrunt lit. Die ausfaseu oieier
Soloaten lauten ME folgt:
.OsutI6e Gefangene DerbeH sea
5punsen, ObHe unterbredans in oem
beftisiten artilIeriefeusr gu arbeiten.
o6elei9 tGsli9 piele bapon get0otet
tperben. sic miiFeu on 2anbitraRen
unb Giienbabnen urbeiten, Muuii!pn
uub anosres Matsrial berbeii4affen,
unb bic Grau5uisn i4isbsn pOn binten
nit Gepebren auf iie, ipeHn iie oerIua
den, aus Der SeuerSDne gu snttoms
men. Wenn '@efaugeue ftd ipeigern.
gu arbeiten, bonn miro ben auffehern
Der arbsitsabtbsilunsen gebrobt. bab
lie unter 9efeblen bes Sbertommanr
beurs Der armee eri9oiien tperoen
piirben.
Die 9sfungenen Durben in Der
RGbe beg gabnbofs BON galIepeourt
untergebraht, ni9i melt uon @eroun.
po iie einem itarten QrtiGeriefeuer
ausseissi iinb. Sbrs 8srIuite beIiefsn
ii9 IN 5tDei Wonateu auf 25 Ero5ent
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-20
ssaft sdn,lid]e Stine
ST in alien gbsilsu bes WeIttriegs.
iaaupIuses siuestrstsu.
gorpoitsnssfsdts finosn a5sy on pie
len qunttsn itati.
lnb bic Ruiisn baben pieSsr eitmal
sinsH psrssbIideu ansriff i'm
H6rSlihsn RumdHieu gema6t.

Berlin. 19. Sanuar. guf brabt.
IOism Dsgs mad sabDins. Die Obsrite
SsersaIeituns tiinoist an, boB bic
RuFsn am Donnsrtas pisbsr bic
bsutihsu pOiitionsn an Der u5rbli9sn
rumdniideu syront, n5rblid pom gu.
6iab abal, ansriffsn, cie+ qnsriffs
aber nit Ihpersn 9erIuiicn 5uriidgss
itlasen fporesn Tsisn. gis gstannts
ma6uus Iautet ME folst:
asyrOnt nss GrSberSpss SOfepb:
R5rOlia pom Sufisa spaI, in Der
gsssnb Don Maraiti, iputSsn Insriffs
Der RuTsn auf unisre S0ben poIi.
tipnsn nit fdpsrsn @srIuitsn fir ben
5sino abgsidIdsen.
.Jront bss GsISmari9aIs bon
RadsnI,u: Die Gage iit bier uubsrs
dnSert.
.MaaebOnif9e 1yrOnt: Cine brittz
itx Iruppennbtbeiluug, bic gsssn
Serss porriidte. purpe nit 2ei4tig-
teit suriidpsI6Ingeu.
.8eIiIi4er &riegsIbmipldB: Sn
bieiem Jbeil bss -Sriegsi6duploBes
berridt psrbdltniBmGBige Stiue. I'm.
Iere gatrruilsn maHten on mebreren
-Quntten erfolsreihs lebrrfole.
.SeItIiter &riegsI9auplaB: Set
mebr.ren Sossn bdtsii an serIhisben.n
gunsien oieisr Jront mepr ooer ipenis
s,s S,ftiss Gsfs1ts ita.tssfunSsn. Ssbi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-20
4as alfe 0efbtpdk
prdfibent gpiHeere fpteIt
lid immer nod ala pas

IN 1ulotaeS y a m IN duf.
Yaris, 19. San. - Ser Brdii.
bent gpincare empfins am ssrettag
Gbparb W. Murfbnn, eiusn umeritas
niffen 3situngstrrrsfpunbenten i'm
GlpIee QaIaft unb ipraG nit Inn
iiber bic 5risbeHsnots beg prGFbens
ten 8ilfOn uub bic bdrauf erfDIste
anttpprt Der @ntente Mddts. Tas
mas Der 8rGiibsnt in bem csuterDisp
faste, sipfsIt in Der Sauptia9e tn
bsm Solasnben:
,ggir iinb ba5u nerbamut. ben
9riee ipeiter fiibrsn gu miiFen bts
mir - unTe7e topferen gllIiirten uno
mir felbft - bic genustbuung uno
Die @oruntien erlonqsn t0nnen, bic
inFoIse Der asersfiipen, 5ersn SpFer
mir getpprben iiub, unb Der Spfer BITE
mir gsbrott boben, iofpie ter furht.
barren @erluife. bic infer 2ano erItts
ten, unperIdBIi4 Iinb.
Sii ni9t pabr!
Berlin, 10. San. 4uf brobtlos
lem 8eee nof Sonpine. Die
llebsrise Rahriftenauentur Tuat, b1B
bic BON gabir ned SoOre teIegrapbirs
te Nahriht, bos bsutT9e llnteriesboot
III Sc" lei am IA. Sanunr BON bsm
britiT6sn Iorpeboboot3erft6rer .Gans
pbin~ perIeutt tporben, burhGns uns
fpabr fei.
Or. gflsser fir @nnsgiOn
I'm 9roben.
@mferbom, 10. San. - rDr.
gFleoer, Der Marins gsribteriiotter
bes Reidstaes", fast Der DiHelbor'
fer @enerdl 9(naeigsr. nerutcte IN
Waiiu6en Ttiirmifhen 8eifaIl. nls er
in elmer Rsbs erflGrts, baB Teut'tbs
Lamb @eloien unb ben pi+ttshen
SbeiI beg n0rbIiGeu 5raHtretca be-
holter miiiIe."
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llsSr ben Ssutfden Sanb.Iss.rIiDr.r
eingsiroftsn.
Der setaperts britifdx Sampf.r 81.
ShsODors- iull pon ben 9suti9ea
ormirt
------r-A 4
llno tn siHsn 3ilfstrsussr umssrans
belt iporbeH ieiu.
--------&---l~--
dIu. ~ GLsaf.f -. n-xtrf. m
I'm bas S8idIal Disler Shiff. III
man isBt srnitIi9 teTorgt.

Rio b. Sansiro. 10. Sanuar,
elbs.fetiu bon ben ansIasen bon
mnnnitafttn Don ben ,srfenfisnSan.
pslsftii;sn. bic IN gsrrambuso sslan.
BET purbsn, iino bier f,ins autbenti.
fhsn sla&ribtsn iitsr ben mpfieri0I.r
bratfdsH 6nnbrlissrit0rtr einseirOf.
fen Der felt m,6r ala clntm Monai I'm
iiibtifen sltlnntii6en Gssan cpsrir..
Gsii q iidb Dor elmer Mcdt BON BEN
iopaniftr Ddmpfsr .SHriOn Wiara'
trsunis. bni man nidis msbr bon BEN
S6iff: aeb5ri, uub ioipeit biss bslanni
III. bsfinbei % iif NOD IN Jrsitsit.
Mnu u isls ssaiiIi4 IN sins oanss
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Ser bon tintm otutiden &ilfstreu5er getapertc
:: ::::;s: :::: :::::: 90mpfer ,y)arrolu00le"
Der Danpfer .DarrDip'
bale" ais Hriie II einen
bemtidets 6afea
aebrad)t.

Berlin, 10. Saumar, ibcr 2ou.
bon, 20. Sannar, 1;3O Iorsens. -
Du britiide Snmpier pDarrDmSaIe1
III am 81. Tesembsr bon einer IL
Naun itarfen Eriimmanuidyait ais
gnts |riie in einen Safen gebrndli
iuDrbeu, iuie am abenb oiii5iea ange'
iiinbist iunrbe. Ter 5ampfer hattie
469 6jsfanosne an gorb, bic geiatnn'
aeu BON 0ampferu, bic bon einsm
Seniid,en SiIfsfrtnSer i'm afiantiidsn
Esean psrienft obsr sefapert purosn.
Gic getanntinnGung iaiites mic
folgt:
Ger ensIiide Tanpfer Barron
snle~, BON 46OO GonHeu, fulnoc am
81. GeSeniber bon elmer 16 @sanll
i!arfen priieninannihait in einen Sa'
len aebrad,t. CT bate 469 0ciangene
an goro, naFtlih bic geiaslungcn col;
einep ncrmeeiifen nno iicben englI.
inen sd,iiien, bic pen eiEem uniercr
Sdisfreit5er i'm atlautiiden SSeail
perjsntt ipuroen.
.Iie 2aSungep Der feinoIitleil
GhIiie beitanben haiIptiddiiip aus
qrisgsmateriol aus amerifa iiir nii.
iere i5einfe uno ais 2ebensmiitel,
cniidIieEIih bon 5000 Scnnen gSri.
ecn, 2000 3onuen MebI uno 1000
9,icrnen. Die .DarrouoaIe" bate an
@cro III @sotor .aorries", cine
aqotor Gar. $500 stiiien 9eiprbrpn.
,rcnen, 10000 Stolen Stad)cIoraDt
ano $500 3onncn StabIiianIclL
nebSi elmer sroBen Nlenge bon Slelld).
Eyed ,ino @yilrlten.
Bon ben psrieniten Shiffen luarsn
orei britii4e ormirt. Inter ben &C.
Ianssnen Rdmihafisn befanbsa ii1
lo3 gtnseb0rigs Don peuiralen Staas
len, bic, ME bic gngsb0risen fsinoli'
Ger Staaitn. in arissssefanssnfdiaft
ssbradt ipurbsn, neil lie auf armirten
lsinbliGen S1ifieH DRHii senommen
baiten. Der aDmmanbsur Der pyiisn'
mannjblft 1T Der Oiiisiers,Stsi3ers
trctsr Rabeipib.
Cas ginbrinssn Der .YarroubdIeA
in bis jsbi aus miIiidriihen Griinben
eebeim ssbalien fporon. bic aber, nod
Der oIfisisaen 9staHHtma9uus bsa
britiIhen Warineminiiierilms bonn
IL. Januar nt4t mebr porbaltsH.
.Gs III intersiiant, bub bus briiii4s
Wdrtneminiiierium ss erf. fir gut Bee
funb.H BAT, bus britii5e Doll pon
bieien @erluiien Su unierrihtsn, bic
ihon BON LANCER 3sit brriibrsn, nati'
rem bic iapdHiIds priie. r5uSfOn
Waru-. in eiHsm braIilianiidcn Ga.
fen angsbipmmen mar.
gueHos airts, 10. San. ,5ier
iraf Elm geridt Elm, ipelfet beiaet,
tdb Is Greuser unb beTtiidte Tam'
pier ben fiibIih,n ailaniiidb,n C5ean
rat BEN Seutitsn 3erit0rer abTuhen.
Den lebten Sspsiten 3ufolat huben
bier iptii,rs britiife areu5sr port
GtanIep, IN ben Jalslano SnieIn. psrs
laiisn unb iih Der Suts angeihloiien.
Die Reaierung BON llruguap bat Elm
ari,gsidiff NIT bsr geratine Der
Rifle bttraut. I'm Elm, m0elihe Ntls
traliidts gerIssuns 5u psrhinb.rn.
Qeimr Sus;<ersm ~ q rf,r;d,<ess
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Wait 469 Wefamgenen on 8orS mnb einer iel)r
,pertbbpllem SaSmmg TIT eimem oemtid)em
8afen gebrad)t.
JOS 6fmoen fd $500 Hiam mil 9ene(rparonsn, $4,000
Roqm Stajdorn@ un0 1890 qonnen Sta@(6iensn On Boo
ssie audi cine srobe Nsense leii sped unb ssriten

sat ganntmG4u
&c saapa 9ma Sr
nSsmdi 5un5n Tnotm f
s n4a @ahn pollen F nit
-
asrounb bat nur
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Berlin. f9. Sanuar. alaf braht
loiem m<se mad SapDilIs. Gin bon
BEN aaphauIsutnaat munItts kisb.
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0Setterb

sir Sbio uro bas ipeItItde
genuIhlpanien: Tribes uuo pdrnsres
Wetter am Samfag; am Sonntds
triib unb iGlter; pobrT4sinIi1 Ganss
In Der RGbe Der Gesil
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Cine Wsumitipns.I .Iabrif
Jn Der Rdbe por aonbon n
in bic 2uft ssfIDgen

IN bis Euff sefIOgen.
Gonoou. 10. Sanaor. Die fols
gsHbs oTfi3isIe gstanntma6uns puroe
an Grsitag srlaFsn:
.Oas RunitiONsminiiterium Be-
bausrt, antiinbigsH gu miiFsn. bag
heate a6.no in stnsr Runitionsfabrii
in Der Rdae Don acHbOn cine Ggplos
iiOu itattfano.
.Ss III gu bsfir6!sn, bab bic gr.
plUiiOH rpn einsm erOben gerluft boz
Reui9enIebsn besIsitst mar unb srps
zen S6oSen nnaerihtet bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

Justify optimism. The isolated sug-
gostions made in enemy countries TO
cut off Germany from world commerce
have no chance of being realized. Any
attempt to wage an economic war
against US after the war Is doomed;
Dispassionate consideration will prevail
because our enemies cannot stop eco
nomic intercourse with the Germans
who at present are so much hated. But
we must, nevertheless, take into ac-
count the possibility of higher farms.
The English, the foremost freetrade
nation. seem to be inclined to forget
Lloyd Georges teachings.
The Best Customer
"We must not forget that the English
formerly were our best foreign Gus
toners. More than threefourths OF
cur exports went to European coun-
tries. Our best customers were
England. France and Russia, who, dur
ing the year of 1913. paid more than
three billion marks for our products.
Italy and Belgium were our customers
to the extent of one billion marks.
at is hardly necessary to point out
that the longer the war lasts the more
ullllCulI IL VIII Bt W itNoe"bi''" WI
mercial relations. An abundance OF
hatred and bitterness against US has
been created not only in enemy but
also in neutral countries. on account
OF certain events in this war. Our mer-
chants in foreign countries will have
to suffer on account of the many ms
deeds of certain circles which may not
be mentioned at the present time.
1--WE must correct the erroneous
opinion that the English tried in any
way TO hamper our foreign economic
activities. That they did not do 1t IN
the past may easily be seen from the
statistics concerning our foreign com
merce. Germany's exports TO British
India amounted 10 J6,S00,O00 marks IN
1900 and to $50, 100000 marks in 1913;
cur exports TO British Africa were
-. OOO. 900 marks in 1900 and 229,OOO,0OO
marks in 1913; our exports to British
Eevpt increased from 100000 marks
in 1900 to 118,400,00 marks IN 1918.
These statistics prove that the English
did not hinder our ever increasing com
merce in their territory. Some OF the
British. perhaps, have made such at
iempts. and they will do the same IN
tho future. But the British govern
ment and the overwhelming majority
OF The British merchants arc too Wise
not 70 look out for their interests. and
they will not lose their best Gus
toner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

The money market has presented
many interesting features during
the last week. The most important
development so far as the day to
day market for funds was CON
cerned was furnished by the with
drawal Of the so-called money COM
mittee from the market. This com
mittee, organized by local bankers,
with $500, 100000 pool at its dis
posal, was organized primarily as a
money market aid during periods Of
abnormal strain. During the fiota-
ton Of the second Liberty Loan the
committee was IA liberal lender Of
both call and fixed date funds, with
the result that the call loan rate was
pegged at per cent throughout
October. Last week, with the first
large payment in connection with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

The smoothness with which the
financial machinery of the country
is now running is reflected in the
ease with which recent extraordi-
nary transfers of credits have been
made in connection with govern
ment financing. 1t is evident that
the various parts Of the system are
so coordinated that little is to be
feared from the large financial
operations that are ahead. This is
sufficient cause for confidence in
the ability of the Treasury officials,
working hand in hand with the
bankers, to surmount such financial
obstacles as may arise from time to
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
ReAexes Of War

The urgent necessity for providing
suitable housing accommodation for the
working classes, owing to the great
scarcity which has arisen from war con-
dtions. is engaging the serious atten-
ton of the British government. Def
mite action is now reported, and it is in.
tended that the government board shall
control the operations of the national
housing scheme. Particulars have been
requested from the various municipal
councils in the country for the require
ments of their respective areas, and it
is stated that 100000 new dwellings, are
REQUIRED. The government proposes,
however. TO erect from 100000 TO 20O,-
900 to meet the demand which may
exist after the war, and also to grant
subsidy of several million pounds ster-
ling for this object. The prospective
plans are to construct standardized
houses with slight variation in dimen-
sions and style for different localities.
Where conditions permit. the cultlva-
ton Of gardens will be encouraged to
increase the food production of the
country. A standard system of plant
ing is also advocated, the number of
houses not to exceed twelve for each
acre. The width suggested for arterisl
roads is 100 feet, secondary roads 80
feet. and residential roads from SO to
30 feet. Hygienic principles will be OBJ
served in the construction of these
dwellings. and serious defects preyi-
ously existing will be remedied.
The Japan Advertiser states that
for the first time since the Inaugural
ton Of the postal savings bank system
in Japan deposits in the government
savings bank have reached more than
400 .OOO. 900 yen (Si99, 100000. The fig
ures registered yesterday were i00,237,-
600 yen (s199, 51s,643). Compared with
the corresponding date in 1916 the to-
tai represents an increase of 116,000,000
ven (57,826,OO0). This speaks much
SAYS the Advertiser "for the prosper
ity that all classes of people in Japan
are enjoying because Of the war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

TO Us. and we firmly believe that 1t rs
Only BY careful and faithful appllca-
ton of sound fundamental economic
principles that we can carry through
successfully the enormous burden laid
upon us. :,
Another suggestion which we would
presume TO offer for the government
consideration is that further step be
taken in the coordination of the gov
ernment's buying activities. In the
programme for spending nineteen bill
ions of dollars within twelve months
the many separate buying departments
Of our government now competing
against each other for supplies OF all
kinds in their operation are bound to
create high prices to the government
orrespondngly high prices to the
people, disturbance TO Industries
particularly those not essential to war
supplies and. worst OF all, TO serious
" curtail the purchasing power OF
every class of consumer. The next step,
therefore, at this time is TO tie to-
gether the numerous purchasing de-
partments of the government, under
one control, fully clothed with au-
thority. similar to that created in both
Great Britain and France out of their
experience in the early years of the
war.
Greater Coordination Needed
Eve feel that the realization of such
a plan not only is possible. but near
at hand. With the Administration
splendid record OF constructive Con-
gressional legislation during the last
six months 80 wildly before us, IT GER
tainly ia not TOO much to expect that
the needs of this situation will be fully
recognized and met upon the reconven-
ing Of Congress in December. There
fore, it is a duty upon business men
actively 10 support any proposed
measures which may be presented to
properly work out this desired result.
"In this way the burden OF the solu-
ton of these entirely new and trying
national problems will be borne not
alone by government, but also by the
highly trained and widely experienced
business judgment of the nation. A
wider and sounder basis of information
will be available-more prompt de-
cision upon national questions of
urgent Importance will be possible
the patriotism of business, as we'll AS
that of our fighting men, will be fully
and actively utlized-and the total and
fully coordinated energies of our great
nation and it's people will be effectively
applied to the task of winning the
war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Bonds for investment
Harris, Forbes & Co.
Pine Street. Corner william
NEW YORK
NOTICE 10 HOLDERS or
UNITED STATES TREASURY
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS

MATURING DECEMBER IL, 1917
ne ssrir u 500. 900 900 Treasury Certificate
q Ldsoteoosss. dt;sf September n. 1911. ana
mtfgrnr Dso-fateY ~. 1917 T. hereOy called Tor
recynr.ion % December g. 1917. a. par and &C
erug1 in'eres' pprpant - ne provision ior such
fs6erpio1 eoosinsd 10 Tie certificates On De
esU1bsR .. 1871. intsfs. On eli oerihcga n AID
ssries vii efsss b socrue
ms sere u 500. 900 900 Trexury Certisea,1s
~ Indete>1ress. ovsd September o. 1917 And ma
tur1ns December -. 1917. Il hefssy called Tor p.
dsFn,fiou o. Deosnbsr A. 1911. a. par and se,arei
Interest vsftusnt - 10 prDytog for sueii redefnp
t1n Contained Dr. ne osfIhcsira On December
~ 1917. Interest - al csrtlncs,ss q SAID series
vii ossss 70 Gccrus
n sorss = Tr.0grJ Certificates = Inds,t~d
fIss 1sfsd Oet11~s - 1917. sld maturing De
ssf1beg o.. 1911 All ~ ~ re1s~ne1 bsf,rs us.
tsrlfy. bgt vii b. paid or Deosnbex i5 1917
sjsfeI hCfssolff %. 1911
WILLIAM ~ NeADOO.
kfcfssfy = no Irsafufy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

the loan subscriptions out OF the
way, the committee let it be known
that for the time being it had with
drawn from active operations in the
money market. Almost immediate
~ the call rate rose from A to ~
per cent, remaining there long
enough to attract a considerable
amount of funds from the interior.
At the close of the week call money
was in liberal supply around 312
per cent. Although banks we're
quite free with their offerings of
call funds they continued to restrict
offerings of loans for fixed periods,
with the result that rates here held
firm. Commercial paper rates
showed little change during the
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

cents; peas of all kinds, 90 cents;
beans of all kinds, 90 cents; autumn
crop potatoes for human consumption
10 cents; caraway seed. SO cents;
canary seed, % cents; yellow mustard
seed. &c cents, and brown mustard
seed, 9.3 cents.
The prices guaranteed for caraway
and mustard seeds are to be considered
the maximum. Later announcements
will give the minimum prices for sugar
beets, fax, fodder beets, onions, etc
Commerce Reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Charter Denied Bank Backed
By Opponents of Liberty Loan

ST. PAUL. Nov. %. Application ~
charter for a proposed bank at hu'e'
inson will be denied, on the gro'"'
that the project was backed by PRIV
German propaganda and organize
when certain local factions became o..
pleased with existing banks oees'''
they promoted the Liberty Losn
This denial, announced to-day py
f. Pearson, Superintendent OF ss.
Banks, was in compliance with re-
olution of the Public Safety Comm"
sion. t.,
The loyalty of hackers OF thirty o'n ,.
proposed banks in the state is beng '"'
vcstigatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
N,oIs CORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that the N.Y. ~.
Meeting OF the Stockholders ~ Nao,s -,
poration will be held At AS Flfth Af,,ns..s
New York ~ y on Monday. Decemoe, 80,
1917. at four o'clock L. NJ. for the e.eV -,
OF Directors and such other business as "'''
be brought before the meeting - N.
Immediately after this meeting ,ne -,
rectors will meet for the purpose OF e''
ing officers for the ensuing year. Ma.
The stock transfer books will close ~" I'll
day. December Ord. 1917. al noon, ano
be reopened December 18TH. ISL
FRANK GIBBS. Secre'a'''
November %. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

Bond market conditions have
shown a slight improvement in re
cent days. Railroad bonds of the
best class. as we'll as industrial mort
gage issues Of good standing, have
displayed steadier tone, indicat-
ing that the liquidation has slack
ened here as well as in the stock
market. An interesting develop
ment in the investment market has
been the sale by the General Elec-
trio Company of $10,000,000 of
two-year 6 per cent notes, which
were placed at 98A. Four months
ago the same corporation sold $751;
100000 of 8 per cent three-year
notes at 99%. The high interest
rate on both issues is illustrative of
the rising price that corporations
must pay for fresh working capital,
when they are able to get it at all.
During the week it has been re-
ported that officials at Washington
have under contemplation the for
nation of a credit board whose pur-
pose it would be to attend to the
credit needs of manufacturers and
contractors engaged on war business
for the government. The estab-
lishment of such a board would, it
is believed, obviate the necessity of
many corporations entering the
open market and paying the abb
normally high interest rates now OBJ
tanning. If the war continues for
any great length of time and the
government monopolizes the capital
market to the extent it has so far
it is altogether likely that we shall
see some step toward this end being
taken, as it is out Of the question
for corporations in urgent need of
funds to have to pay the rates now
prevailing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
AMERICAN POWER & LIGHT co.

II Broadway, NtW l.I "a
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND 10 :.
The regular quarterly dividend OF on =.
cent 40 on the Common STOCK % ~,
American Power & Light Company %
been declared. payable December l. a.
to common stockholders Of record At
close OF business November -. 1917.
a. n. ARNfNG. IreasHI''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Railroads of Honduras

The railway system OF Hondurss, :, =
the present time consists Of ov ~.
1859 miles, Of line. including those 10 =.
longing to the national lines, the ~.
from Puerto Cortes TO Potrillos lppv;i
ated by the state). the Vsccsrro n T.,.
way q privately owned line)i the "a
Railway, the Cuyamel Fruit Company N.
line. and the Trujillo Rsilway~-
way Age Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Guaranteed Prices in Holland

In order that Dutch farmers should
have an idea of the prices they will get
next wear for their products, the Min
ister of Agriculture has issued state
ment of prices that will be guaranteed
by the state. They are as follows,
pound: Oats, 3.3 cents; summer barley,
3.54 to 3.94 cents; fodder beans, as