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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Railroads Seek
S5OO,OOO, Loan
From Government
War Board Reported to
Be Considering the
Question

Prominent railroad officials who have
been in Washington recently believe
that the government will take action
in the near future toward creating n
large fund which will be made avail
able for financing the most urgent
needs of the carriers. IL is thought
that if this fund is formed 1T Will be
not less than $500 .OOO, 900. The Railway
War Board, it is understood, has in
formally taken the matter under ad-
viscmcnt and may make favorable rec
concentrations to the Administration
Costs Mounting
Increasing costs of operation be-
cause of higher wages and greater out
laws for materials and supplies, with
the Limitation of rates by the Inter
state Commerce Commission. have pre-
vented the railroads from making need
ed expenditures for improvements in
the way OF terminal expansion, etc.
They argue that with the present con-
dition of the investment market 1t ~
practically impossible TO borrow, ex-
cent az cxorbtant interest rates, and
for this reason government aid IL
made necessary unless relief through
higher rates is granted,
Railroad officials said yesterday that
IL il were possible to borrow on rea-
sonable terms at the present time they
would be able to render greater service
to the government in the handling OF
the vast amount of freight that is
pressed upon them as direct result
Of the country's entrance into the war.
This would be possible not so much
through the purchase OF new equip
ment as by the enlargement of terminal
facilities, sidings, etc.
Hard to Borrow
The only method by which the rail
roads have been able TO finance their
requirements for months has been
through the issuance Of short term
notes. The records show that this year
thus far only one company the Chi
cago & Northwestern has raised new
money through the medium Of stock
Offering.
Those who have made close study
of the railroad situation argue That II
government aid is sought at this time
il should be only temporary expedi,
emit; otherwise such a policy might lead
70 government ownership and opera
ton.
Opposing Opinion
Financial aid accepted too freely
from the Federal authorities, In the
opinion of one well known railroad
statistician, will not solve the problem
Of financing the growth Of the rail-
ways. .,
New capital is vital need said
this man. "but any plan for providing
this capital without provision for meet
ing the charges must lead TO disaster
/ The American public the millions OF
thrifty people who save and invest 1oi
an income care abundantly able 70 pro
vide all the capital the railways n-ec
for expansion, and they would eagerly
provide this capital if they were en-
! couraged to do so. The only encour
/ agement the American investor need'
/ il a reasonable assurance that fund'
| invested in railroad expansion Will re
/ turn an income commensurate VIII
/ that 70 be had in other ventures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
of Funds
To South America
Being Arranged

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-To relieve
embarrassment caused by the gold en-
barge to American business concerns
having agencies in South and Contra
America. the Federal Reserve Board
has opened negotiations with the gov
ernments of those countries.
To transfer funds to South Amer
lea, American firms are now paying
more than 80 per cent above the nor
NAL rate of exchange. The Federal Re-
serve Board has proposed that Amer
lean firms shall deposit money with
certain banks in the United States to
the credit of the South or Central
American government in which bust
ness is TO lie done. That government
in burn is to issue its own notes to
the resident agents Of the American
firm seeking TO transmit the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Bank Clearings.-The days clearings
AZ New York and other cities:
Exchanges Balances.
New York. o.. s3S4,5s2, 361 S2S,459.685
Siver-Bars in London, 45a. d, down
I'd: New York, 9Oisc, of iac; Mexican
dollars, 6sL4c, a decrease Of nc.
Sub-Treasury. New York banks
gained from the Sub Treasury $1,000.
Boston Bank Statement.-The weekly
return of the Boston banks disclosed an
increase in cash surplus Of 100000.
Loans and discounts decreased $685.
900 from a week ago.
London Money Market.-LONDON,
Oct. S.-Money was plentiful to-day
and il was difficult to find employment
for the surplus of funds. The banks
report an increased demand for the new
war bonds. Discount rates were easy.
Short bills ruled in the discount mar
ket at IS. per cent; three months biiis
at 4l3-16 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
French Credit Maturity

The French banks participating in
the sl5.O00,o0O French export credit Of
September, 1916. have placed $4,000
600 at the disposal of Bonbright &
Co., Inc, the bankers who arranged the
transaction, for paying off the install
ment due on the loan October 49, This
is the initial payment on the third Of
these credits arranged by the bankers.
the first two Of which, aggregating
s3o.000,000, have already been repaid
by the French banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Argentine Loans

The government of Argentina bor-
rowed 100000 national currency
in September from private Argentine
bankers. One loan was for $4,000, 900
and the other for 100000. Both
loans run for six months. The in
tcrest rate was s per cent on both
issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Scandinavian exchange rates were
firmly maintained yesterday, Stockholm
crowns advancing a, TO 3714 cents
Spanish. pesetas were fractionally high
err at 23.4O cents. The rest of the mar
ket was quiet and showed no important
changes.
Closing rates yesterday, compared
with a week ago, ale given in the table
below. American bankers have cus-
pended all dealings IN German and
Austrian exchange, 20 that daily quota
lions for either marks or kroner are
10 longer available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
CALIFORNIA; Cotton Crop

Approximately $4,000 acres Of>e"
ton are under cultivation in the I'D
perial Valley of California thi, yssi
Fifteen thousand aero are planted "
long staple Egyptiant. 10000 acres y
medium long staple,i and 10000 aer'
to short staple. Lax year Cslifors'
.siD all .S states IN yisld per acre ~. ",
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

The above rates express the cost OF
foreign money in terms Of the Ameri-
can dollar. You buy an English pound
sterling at. say. s4.75h.. The intrinsic
parity is $4.S63s per pound. Thus, you
saw either that pounds are AZ discount
or that dollars are at premium, which
is owing TO the fact that IN Eng land
the demand for dollars with which to
settle accounts IN this country is great
or than the demand IN this country
for pounds with which to settle ac'
counts in England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
New York
Brokers Petition for Saturday Hol

Brokers Petition for Saturday Holt
day. A petition was circulated on the
floor of the Stock Exchange for holi-
day on Saturday, as well as Friday,
will vote on the plan at their meeting
tomorrow. and it is likely will grant
the petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Corporation Returns
Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville
Dividends

Colorado Fuel & Iron.--Dvidend Of per
cent on the preferred stock. payable October
IS TO stockholders Of record October TO-
American Cigsr.-Quarterly dividend Of
~ per cent on the common stock. payable
November to stockholders of record Octo-
her Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
News Digest
Foreign

London Market Cheerful LONDON.
Oct. S.-The stock market was cheer
full to-day, with a large business in the
war loan and gilt-edged securities gen
orally at hardening prices. Oil rubber
and mining stocks commanded increased
attention. and coppers and shippings
were firm, but Argentine rails ruled
easy and American securities were neg
lectad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Decrease. increase.
There was slight deterioration in the
prospect for potatoes during the month,
but the crop will nevertheless be the
largest ever dug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Money and Credit

Money rates were unchanged at the
opening of the new business week. The
improvement in the cash position Of
tia Clearing House bsSAS. - disclosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Issue of Small
Bills May Prove
Too Expensive
Cost Prohibitive Unless
Borne by the Govern
ment

BANKERS here were much interested
Yesterday in reports received from
Washington that President wilson had
approved a bill passed by Congress
which is designed to assist in reliev-
ing the scarcity of 81 and 81 cur
renew notes now existing In many
sections of the country. Under the
new law, as it has been interpreted
here. every national bank will have the
right to issue up to $4,000 of its cir
culation in 81 and 81 bills, and the
limitation which has heretofore pre-
vented national banks from issuing a
larger proportion of S. bills is re-
moved.
Issue Limited
Since the resumption of specie pay
ments In 1879 no bank notes Of smaller
denomination than So have been FUR
nished TO national banks, and the issue
has been limited to one-third OF their
total circulation, the other two-thlrds
being notes OF higher denomination.
The new legislation is intended to
make it possible for the banks to
split up their notes into smaller de-
nominations.
The opinion was expressed in bank
ing circles yesterday that from the
information in hand regarding the new
legislation il is apparent that the
banks, if they put out notes OF smaller
denomination than those now outstand-
ing. will have to bear the expense OF
the issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Seven Cents d Bill

This j. estimated at about seven
cents a bill. which represents all the
costs incidental TO making and engrav-
ing the bills. In view of the size OF
this charge, which amounts to Z per
cent on 81, it is not believed that the
banks can afford TO take advantage OF
the new law. In other words, 1t IS not
expected that the law will help much
in relieving the shortage IN small de
nomination currency. unless the gov
eminent will bear the expense OF issue.
For many months past bankers IN
New York and other large cites have
been making an urgent appeal to Con-
press to enact the necessary legisls-
ton that would increase the number OF
small bills in circulation.
The large amount of currency being
used by the government 70 meet the
payrolls Of military encampments
which have been established through
out the country has greatly aggravated
the usual shortage at this season when
big sums are required for harvesting
and crop moving purposes. Demands
for currency for government payroll
purposes have increased 100 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Commercial Paper.-A fair am,

Commercial Paper.-A fair amount
Of business was transacted yesterday
on So. per cent basis, unchanged from
last week.
Official rates OF discount for each OF
the twelve Federal districts are as fol-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Paris Bourse. PARIS. Oct. 8. Trad
ing was quiet on the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent rentes. 81 francs 90 cen
times for cash. Exchange on London.
- francs Is centimes. Five per cent
loan. IS francs 40 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Pelow is given the current exchange
value Of foreign money IN dollars and
cents. together with the intrinsic gold
rarity, as calculated by the United
States Mint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Texas & Pacific Railway. A specia

meeting of the stockholders of the COM
pany will be held on October 22 for the
purpose of voting on a resolution agree
ing TO the extension and guarantee of
the three-year per cent notes of the
Trans Mississippi Terminal Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Teleph one;
Hanover 6bll

in Saturdays statement. was not SUI
ficient TO bring any large increase IN
offerings, and at the Stock Exchange
call money ruled during the day at A
per cent. Toward the close small
amount Of money was loaned at 3 per
cent.
In the market for time loans based
or Stock Exchange collateral a slightly
easier undertonc was discerniblc, but
the amount of business placed was
relatively small. A few loans against
industrial securities were reported at
per cent for siXty-day maturities.
Ruling rates for money yesterday,
compared with year ago, were rs fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Cannot
Be W0n
Without
Saving

~
Every man, woman
and child in the United
States is now confronted
by the necessity of saw
ing his or her share of the
cost of the war.
This means you. There
can be no exceptions.
If we do not save will
ingly now, we will have
to save later to pay a ter
rife increase in the cost
of living, due to taxation.
Thrift is a good habit.
It's easy to save. Money
saved now means COM
forts, luxuries and indie
pendence later on.
Begin to save now
and put your savings
into Liberty Bonds.
1t will not be such a
hardship as you think to
eat simpler food; to
eliminate waste; to wear
the old clothing a little
longer; to spend less on
cigars, theatres, and
other Injuries.
The money you save,
if invested in Liberty
| Bonds, will buy shoes,
clothes, food and am
munition for our soldiers
and without these ne
cessities the war cannot
be won.
Bear in mind that you
are not asked to give this
/ money-only to lend it.
i Your Liberty Bonds are
the safest investment in
the world. The United
States guarantees them,
and pays you interest on
your money.
Buy United States Gov
eminent Bonds of the
Second Liberty Loan
while you save-you can
pay for them on easy
i terms. Any bank will
take your subscription.
Il Save for Liberty Bonds
and Liberty Bonds
II may save you.
I Liberty Loan
\ Committee
Second Federal Reserve District
| 120 Broadway, N. Y.
This space contributed
by:
Hartshorne & Bsttelle
A. H. Bickmore
Bonbright & Co., Inc.
John Muir & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Yesterday. Year ago.
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8rdt Ytefe fit Seras: Donatraag oen Is. Sanuar 1917.
@aftIpiel bentidjer 8nbnemfnnitler
pu,n Gabittbeater @iliuanfee.

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ertpartet nns in oielem Sriibiabr elm
gang beionoerer &unItgenuB -oeut-
lfe Observation-Disclosures nit berbor=
ragenoen eriten &iinltlerinnen nnb
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ter bes l1nternebmens, 9rn. Conrad
Seibemann, gebt nibt mar Elm alt
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bern allb als tiidytiger nno getpilien-
batter @eibaftsmatm poralls! Sci
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finoen begeiiterte anerfennlna in
Der Yreiie!
6err Seioemann bot es .iid our
Mufgabe gemaht, oem bieiigen Cant
Sc, menn audi MIR anf &eiier, allo
allf itets fur5e 3eit- eine oeutfde
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legerbeit geben miro, bic Meiiter-
fperfe oeutIder 2itteratllr III poIen=
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benI Ius Der groBen &eibe Der Dit
slieoer ieines gnfembles mod,ten
mir belte 5ut1ad)it Sri. gl1a Sanilen,
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Der uSanno" III uSilbrmant Sen
1del" ltno pieler anoerer Gollen 1letl=
men. Sri. Soliien perfiigt uber eire
8iibneneri6einlrng BON betridens
Dem 2iebrei5, beiibt Elm berrlides
fIa1gpolles Organ Oas ieoe &egung
Der menidfiden .Seele pollenoet tpie-
oereiebt, uniibertrefflides Minen-
ipieL nit einem Wort, lie lit cine
@itnitlerin ipie iie lur ielteil ae6orea
miro.
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(Sortiebuna bon Der 2. Seite.)

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lell5 b. 5. 81. itebt, Dem ih fiir feline
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mann 9. nno Srn. S6erleutnailt
g. sroBen 9anI ldaloig bin,
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onnfler Nadt, ging Die Seimfabrt.
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ltiIb a1unutcno. DDS 6euern iest
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9fidtuna BON gitrees i~enleits Der
CONNIE. Die aIte 2anoltraBe 5it-
tert bismeilen. Sn ben penigen
Sanlern, auf Die man it0Bt, erl0-
lden olmablib Die 2id)ter. Das
Sal Ser Spmme gebt CUR Hlibe.
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ourd Die 2uft 5iihen, fiinben, oab
nod @enldem mnden, ipadlen Inn
fih su pernihten. Bon Glerq an
wur6e oie 5abrt etrpas meniger mn-
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auberboIb Ser Senerlinie, boben Die
Stinmii,ta. gsah ettpa 5tuei Stnt1-
Den mar bic 10 oiiitere Sabrt been-
oigt.
@ie flein iino bod Die Sdreden
zines lolden Cages gegeiriiber ben
m~aebeurem 2eiittngen Der Wanner,
sic monatelong oo born lieger! Die
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raIt nno @niier a,fampfen, nno
feline 0inutc BOZ benz 6einbe iider
fino. @eld' cine Brobe aoelt bier
Tyiibrer nno Wannihaften. Welb'
cine @roBe befun0ete Der BLONDE
gurId,e, als ibn Die feinolife all-
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nidt an feline @linoe. .9ie 9alnll-
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tern! Sn oem @eoanfen bannt CT
ale Sfpmer8en, trdgt fie iuiaig ilno
aern. 60 mic ct fiiblen tie ollie.
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Slit 10 as ter : s;ss GGrtra @rdnit pon $3.50 IN Saar
Slit Is ''s ten s;ss Ggrtra Yrdnie uDn s3,6 IL Saat
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ncnen gbpnncntem Der CUR 3its nidt 9efer Der o5rie SreRt@ il,
80 acuinnt, foaeftmrt $500, erbaH, rep. bebdlt babpn einem Collar xm6
iAdt ben anoeren 2oaar init Der aenanen aorehe Oes gefeaers cir.
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GAIL upm sebn a6oumrntn Dr baraber erreidt NTH. Die Gytra|rS-
mic Ienoen mir ben oasn geredtisten BON nnerer Office ans brett.
Die ber semadte Gfrte 1T fit jeoen i'm molten 0ebiete os Staa-
ts uffcu. 5eber fanu fb oaran betelugen. 8r bieten nmr gaarprtfe
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famfen fam, mas e. gera6e bramdt.
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mefu ,uoden, fnb sbehn, fb NIT ms nnber5asiid in Serbin6nu8 -
iekcn, oamit mir linen ehuGse seuanIdte aasfabrlidere aHsfnnt r.
telen fDnnen. bic lmitnns sebt ben geheaern Oirct bon nufeer Of
flee III. 9eie Cierte bat nnr Galhstnt Bis snm 80. Snni 1917.
rGreie Hreie tit sfras".
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Sur usti5.

mir er,ndcn uuiere 2ehr, beren Mbonmement abselanfen 1T, ret
Srinaeno, Sen Ianlbisen getraa nnsebeno ein5nienoen, ba es ms nm
mSaIid III, Sen sansen Staat berilen 81 laHen. Z
a,ituauo iote has gInt eutgesennebmen, Der bas advancement
n;t fortxnIeben uauidt. lmb nit Der g6beneaang io0te bic Ginenbnns
see r~sisrenStn getrases erdsen. |
Sic 9dtnn9 lit elm GeibGft ue isbes aubere mb oesbalb erlanben
nil ans, aIearnAi6 gednnnsen ~ans5nidifen, anf beren proinpte Sc.
satlnua nr brae6en rnaKen, benz oBne geb Taft fd fen Geidaft fab,
Sic Grpebitipm.
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Die 9tsislatnr.

EE4ESF&
Das Observation-Disclosures nat bell-
ae nddJmittag NIT 80 gesen AZ Stim-
men ben Mi9oa,lden 8tidlnk snr
Meinidrift btpr6ert, 6nrd ben Oas
Trubibitions : Mmen6ement Dem
8pIfe borgelegt tuir6. NerGn6ert iid
oieg @erb6Itnis bei Ser SdImfab=
itirttni1ng nidt, baum ipir6 Der Be
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sfs gebGren 95 Stimmen ba5n, i'm
fnb9iiltis an5nneBmen.
Mnn iprid)t fpieoer bon eiietn
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4nngeIegellbeit. Wiall min Sen Belt
pu,lft, III Dem Erobibit:on eintre=
ten ion, tpeiter biitausfhieben, bis
gum Sabre 1921 gum geiipiel, nno
bofft bnourb ben Wioeritano gegen
Die Notwithstanding 5u beieiti-
gen. Bir iin6 gegen ieoen aon1pro-
nib. 8ir babeu idon bieI 5u piele
&omprpmiiie aerlnht uno our1 is-
ben iino mir peifer bineingefom-
men. Dieter pol[eiios lit Sic rid)ti-
&c, ed)te JoIle.
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miilla Mber elm Jralenftilnmredt-
Amc1loelnents 5iir Gtaatsberfaliung
fHf bis gum 6. Jebraiir 5~uriidaeIeet
saDor6ef.
9Bie aus Muftir geneIoet miro,
aft Die groBtc @abrideinIid Dor
bauoen Dab cine uelle aferbaii- uno
Syepcrbe5fule i'm @eften bes Staa-
ties etabliert miro. 9ie sr0bte
Gdtuierigfeit lit bic, ben Grt mts5u-
tD1blen, nl benz iie eingeridtet tDer-
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oa6 olird oen Streit bieriiber bns
gol5e Eroieft il Die Bride ginge.
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1eidt, meIde beifinrmt, oaB fem
s3uq, ser iibcr 5000 SUB long lit,
bon iroeno elmer giIcnbabn in
Teros aefabren meroeli bari. Gem
anien flingt es fnit lmglalblid,
6aB 9ugc, Die lditger als 5000 SUB
tiit1o, BON iiniern gabnen gefabrel
iuer0er.
Superintendent McJarlalo bat Ell
men NefdIub eingebradt, Der cine
aIIgrmeirle uuteriudnlig aller 81
fcntIiden Sfficeit uno Snititnte per-
Idnat. VcranlaBt fdeint oieler ua-
finnige geIdIuB ourd eineil anoern
rniinnigem @eidlnB 81 iein, Der
sheitimrnt, cine llnterluduina Der OF
flee oes 0onperaclirs ODER, iagen
mir Iieber, Der gerspnltiIng oes Son.
perneltrsnmtes por5unebmen.
@cger cine Der Grncnmangel,
oeS Goliperneurs Iol fih Elm ent-
ldieoeuer @ioeritano I'M Sennt ge=
5eist bdbeu.
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non G,efdngcnen perbietet. gs lit
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