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FINANCE LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

years additional exploiting with gov
eminent ownership. There is rapid
diSorganiZation of the organization
constructed to control the railroads.
and the maintenance of an efficient
control is made more difficult.
The proposition is a tough one at
best. There is keen opposition to
more paternalism on the part of the
government, but longing to be free
from the forces that have controlled.
Congress probably will not take the
matter up this year, but the subject
is of sufficient importance to warrant
the President in calling an extra SeS-
sion of Congress early in 1919.
There are other matters too. that
will be up to Congress that cannot be
handled during the few short weeks
before the close of the session of this
Congress, which has been almost con-
tinuously in session for two years
Cancellation of Contracts.
Since the signing of the armistice.
November IL, the government has can
celed many contracts. The need for
economy, where there were small
economies practiced during the war
may be responsible for the calling off
of some contracts that might other
wise be carried out. while the desire
to make the best possible showing
luTIlSneS a iauQaDle reason.
During the last week the first clashes
in the Industrial field since the armis-
tice have developed over threatened
half-time in a large factory. Labor
and capital should be partners in ad-
versity as well as in prosperity, and if
strikes are to follow as an incident
to returning to a peace basis, both
partners interests will suffer During
| the call to highest endeavor manufac-
fnraTE raGnnndad To he ant
appeal. and it would be nothing more
| than proper for the government to
settle all just claims as speedily as
possible, that manufacturers may
bring their resources into full play in
reconstruction.
Local Securities.
During the past week Washington
Gas SIS have advanced very sharply
thave been about the only local securi-
ties to show any especial strength.
The Liberty Savings Bank advanced
five points during the week
hallway common on sales of but a
few shares sold to So, the highest price
Of the year, and the preferred shares
are also right on the crest Of the
Practically everything on the list
was fairly firm.
Shifting Investments.
There is a very widespread trans
ferring of holdings. exchanges. shift
ing, etc, among interests concerned
in investment speculation
| 1t is noted that securities which
| represent concerns having control of
raw material supplies. possessing
large working capitals and showing
good management otherwise. are being
substituted for issues which may not
| be able to continue through the
readjustment and maintain current
dividend rates. More corporation Of
ferings are expected to follow the
iPennsylvania issue of new bonds, the
assumption being that they will be
very successful. Tho large amount OF
corporation hnandng coming at this
period Of net government loa:a Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
WILL SACRIFICE BANK
HOI nINGC

To obtain quick cash, owner of fifty
shares Colonial National Bank of
ConneIIsville will sell at 90. Last
known sale lis. Your banker can
tell you the book value. Rare OPP
portunity for either speculation or
permanent investment. p. O. Box
~, Times Square, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The continued liquidation in the
various issues of liberty bonds, and
especially in the third and fourth Az
per cents. will probably continue I'M
til the Christmas holidays. That is.
if the theory that the enormous SELL
ing now going on is for the purpose
of obtaining funds for, the holidays.
The prices on these issues may go
lower, but they are an inviting bar
gain, but very little more so than the
first and second As at SO.
Many shrewd investors are watching
the action in the bonds very closely.
having in mind the accumulation for
investment on the first indication of
stability to prices. A government 4
per cent bond at SO is decidedly at
tractive proposition for people who
cam afford to carry the bonds. ire
spective of temporary fluctuations in
value, on the assurance that event
ually they will command premium,
when temporary investments have
changed hands and the bonds have gone
into stronger ownership.
The record of the past is a much
better guide of the possibilities of the
future than any other. and govern
ment bonds have been well supported
during the years that have passed
1t is very much better for the small
investor, if he must part with his
ket, giving slight concession on go
| ing prices. rather than to trade them
| for anything; or. in the event of the
bondholder being unable to resist
trade, take the exchange proposition
to . banker, in whom you have conf
dence, and get expert advice as to
value for value.
Liberty bonds are secured by the
American government and its millions
OF people. The great majority of
stocks and bonds offered in trade and
arid and underwater lands. as we'll
have only problematical value and
little security.
An Interesting Experience.
A great Chicago mail order house
will go out after foreign retail trade.
as to cut some figure in our export
trade. The new line of endeavor IS
not at all likely to raise the same
line of opposition ds the continued
efforts of mail order houses to win
trade from interior merchants ana
eliminate the middleman. an effort
that has been only partially success
full.
In order to obtain foreign trade
catalogues will have to be issued in
many languages-pictures of articles
of common use. talk in all languages.
It will be an interesting experiment
| to watch. Much interest is shown in
| the cash with the order proposition.
| the way the corporation does bust
| ness. Freight. carriage and insurance
| will have to be>taken into considera-
T, ton.
The Railroad Problem.
The President left the railroad prob
lem to Congress II frankly turn 10
you for counsel"
While there is great opposition to
| the return of the railroads to private
Ownership. with the former methods
Of regulation, the Interstate Com
tmerco Commission and forty-eight
lstate commissions governing. there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
CONDITIONS OF MARKET
CONFUSING TO DEALERS
Seventy-Five Per Cent Of Bond
Liquidation Centers in Liberty
Issues-Metals Reviewed.

NEW YORK. December 21.-Con-
usion and further settlement were
ne chief concomitants of the week in
ne securities market. traders and the
ublic alike paying little heed to
UGH auguries as a wheat crop of ex-
raordinary promise and the more
;opefu1 views of leaders of finance
nd industry.
The one concrete feature was the
lotation and ready sale of a round
mount of Pennsylvania railroad
,onds at terms regarded as adj
outrageous both to the vendors and
purchasers. The transaction derived
is special significance. however.
rom the fact that it marked the first
important project of its kind since
he signing of the armistice.
1t is understood many railroad and
Industrial corporations are likely to
inter- the money market shortly. their
Prospective demands being largely
,ependent upon the course of read
ustment and the attitude of the
Washington authorities.
Railway Suggestion Disturbing.
Director General McAdoo's further
Fuggestions anent federal extension
# control continued to operate as
disturbing influence and were mainly
rate offerings of railroad stocks and
,ondS and other standard securities
'eflecting this pressure.
Substantial reactions from recent
nigh quotations among the steel cop
,ers and kindred shares doubtless
lotion that those products are almost
approaching levels attractive to con-
,umers.
Fully - per cent of the weeks
ipuidation of bonds centered in lib
'rty issues. the fourth "a s showing
most impairment. while the first As
lr"pped 20 the years lowest price.
Review of Metal Trade.
NEW YORK. December 21-The war
o-peace transition in the steel industry
p?earS to be working out according to
Predictions. The market is quiet. with
ear end Inventories at hand. and pro-
ucers meantime are drafting new
orm of contract to be more binding
like on seller and buyer.
The labor situation in the industry is
seinS stabilized through the release of
.orkers hitherto engaged on government
riders As an example, the Eddystone
bout to free 5000 employees. who will
se absorbed in factories engaged in
.eace-time production.
Iron Continues Strong.
The iron situation remains strong.
With plants sold up for the first half of
919. a large foreign demand for pig
ron is anticipated aS result of reports
contemplated reconstruction work
'verseas. Tin price control has been
.ssured until supplies ailocated to Amer
Gan consumers. 10000 tons, have been
iGuidated
Copper producers welcomed the an
ont Int al
discontinued January l. Restrictions on
cad were abolished. allowing an open
market. During the week spelter prices
iropped. due. it was said to the dump
,ng Of December holdings on the market
The local trade is wa itching with keen
interest developments abroad. and de-
preston in London has affected the sit
uation here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22
Liberty Bond Market.

NEW YORK, December 21.-Heavy
selling of liberty bonds continued to-
day. prices again showing recess
sions with a shade firmer tone on the
second As, and the first 3Hs held well.
Fourth AZ s rallied eight points from
the low, but closed II points below
the opening.
n,..,,;oo. ,rar, &c +ol,on-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22

Permanent committees have been
formed by the Belgian government 10
decide upon important problems whlcn
viii sit at Brusseir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-22

NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.
NEW YORK. December 21.-The To-
cal market for raw sugar was steady
and unchanged At TBS for centrifugal
No business WaA reported In refined
E<4A dsnnAod Ii only me1Ho4a and
|pFseee.sxol uneaAAEseAAk 49,, fer Ane
gxphuaatadl
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WEEK RANGE OF PRICES ON new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Railway and Miscellaneous Shares.


he New Stock las dd OF
phesak egvenhr t 1zanhey
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Daltkia9ttft9sta9
fir Beer itftS Slcttc

9gaIbingtolI "a. glob. - 3ns
9anffaglingseIien fir Die Mont-
idofteil gu 8aiier ltnO 2ono, miro
aus 4Srter uno 3ubebor beftebert
geraoe pie au @aitie. @eionbers
altf SEN Gdlodtidiffen miro Der
Speiie3ettel ben Ser better Sotels
iibertreffen. Qie g2abrungsnittelbe.
boroe eInpfie1lt ben 8iirgern fol.
genOe 9fablBit fir oas Seiu:
Sritthobn Siibner> @rlten. ooer
@GnIebroten, ond @ilb nit 8rot-
ober orientoliider SiiGlung, geItoi-
ienen GartoffeIn 9iiibetL ee-
i4m9rte GonoterL aronsbeerert
2ettid ooer Srrbtiolat; 9nnlfin
9ie, gebdnpfter gsuobing. Ole DO
niriItrations-gi -gie8epte, Die bor5uos.
neiie @toIofes nber Sbrltp Sitr Ser.
fiiBltng bon GpeiIen boridreiben,
fino 8,a entpfe6lcn. 9o8 gngebot bon
3ltrfeDS i'm 0tarft lit Elm iebr gu.
teS.
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IS 9ibt biersnlnuOc fcin @eiet, bas
Die 6entide Sprade berbietct.

SpringfieIo, Sa, %. glop. 02ad.
6anl er crit 0os 8utahten oe8 8un-
oesgeneraloulpoIts @regorp einge.
bolt batte, COB StaatsgeneralonipoIt
8runoage bon SyIlinoiS oos @utod).
ten ab, oaB e8 neoer Elm 8unbes-
nod Elm 6toats9eieb ge6e, 0as ben
@ebraud Der oeittiden Spr11e Der.
biete. sSn berIdieoenen StGoten bon
sSqinois bat Der ortlihe @erteioi-
gung8rat ipioeripredeioe @ntidei.
oungen obgegeberl Wlebrere butteil
erflGrt, oaB bic oelttide Sprade bier
nidt IN Sdule, in Der Stride 1ntO lit
Der llnterbaltin9 gebroudt meroen
0iirfe, anoere cntihieoen bos @egen-
tell. 8a8 @utahten oes General.
aniuaIts @regorp nuroe ouf Elm Gr.
ill6en bon u. g. 9iolentol, bonn
8eripaltungsrot Der Salen Grange.
lid 2lttberiiden airhengemein0en
in Sem douglas, @taoiion Gountp,
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Sail 111ooitep pcr Sen
Grcb9cic9 c9tuorencn

ean 6rancisco, 25. geop. 9ie
@roBeei6iuoreneit oes gountD San
Jrancisco boben beute cine l1nter-
illdung Der 2(ntstGtigfeiten oes 0i-
itriftanipoIts Gbas. 90. syidert be.
gonnen. 9ifert ipor 9(nflGger i'm
Sale W2ooneb lno bradte ieine Ser
urteilttng 5ultan0e, fpuroe ober Itart
beorgipobfit, 0a8 8erf5eug geiuifier
Sntereiien gu iein, oie alien g[rbci-
fern feinolid) qegeniiberiteben nnb
ielbit bon @erIeitltng gum @eineioe,
Inn Die @eritrteilitng berbei8ufiibren,
nidt 5uriidgeidredt gu boben Cine
e6en been6ete gebcin1e llnterludung
Der glnltsfiibrltng 8iderts our6 Oie
8unocsregierung fiel iebr nngiinitig
fiir i'm aus lmo lit Die oirefte llridhe
fiji ben bon ben @roBgcibuorenen
llnternonnneuen Shritt.
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uiisIleferitito t,cn
iltcbr 1t=Bccteis

@aripid, ENGLAND. 25. gaob.
(8eItern ipuroen tneitere % 0elitide
ll.9oote ben Gngl1noern ausqpIie-
fert inter Oieien befin0en lid,
ne9rere groBere lt-8oote ltno bier
Soli6trelt8er. eiuer Ser Ictteren
bate cine 2Gnae bon $50 sub.
Qas 0llr4 feline 616rt beriibnt ge.
looroere ll-goot QeutIdlan0 Be.
fan0 iib ebenfnIlS inter sen iiber.
Gebenen S6iffen; oesgIeiGen lt139.
oas ioeben pon elmer 2reusiabrt bon
"a gagen na1 ieiner 8aIis suriid-
gefe6rt mar 3eIlcn aon1nanoant
De Ia Rerriere Gatte I'M Sabre
1916 ben 0oroen 8our Ia 02erite
erbalten neil CT 1876 Gdiffe Der.
ienft bate. 0ieier felbit a6er 6efanb
iih nidlt an 8or0; ct bermodte es
nift iiber ii6 8u gefpinnen, icin
a5Giff ielblt Sli ii6ergeben; iein er.
tier 9eutnont boIlfii9rte 0ieic8.
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GritppcnentlaiImne
bier iinS Int europa
Sorarbeiten fir tGslidc Gntlaiinng
bon 10000 beenoet; in europa
bleiben etiua | Milliun.

@oibington 25. Oeob. (gon Carl
8. @root, ltniteO 9sreB). - Die
@ntlaiiiing bon .Srltppen otif oieIer
Seitc ocs O3eans wirb, 10 erpor.
tet man Dor 8eenoigung oieier
8o6e, ooer aifong n16Iter, tao.
lid $4,000 betrogen.
Gie 8ornrbeiten oa5n fiuo 10
gut tpie beenoet. Sic glufgube, ob.
lpobl feline ieibte, iIt in oen San.
Den bon erfabrenen 0ffisieren in
ieoem Camp llnO man ertpartet feline
Sdmiarigfeiten irgenopo ooer .ir.
genoipie.
gitt Der @ntloiinng bon tGglid
10000 ioIlten mir oog neue eyobr
nit 100000 SoI6oten su 5rie.
nensbeid ddftigungen 5uriidecfe6rt
ailtretelf.
Gie Gntloiiung Der Gruppcn in
h6ngt rleilt bon Der Me6a.
lihfcit zines Hiidtronsportes a6.
england, 10 bort man ipiro einige
ieiner Sransportidiffe fir iih
irlbIt n6tig boben unO 6eg6o[b be.
oniprrber miiiien. 9oS dIlein piir6e
ben Miiftron8port ber86gcrn. 0ie
odt, bereits fir 0ie gfiidfobrt aus.
erIe1enen 9iniftpuen foIlfen MN
oOer iebr bal0. cingeIdifft mcr6en.
Sffi3iere Der g[rr1ee fin6 Ser g(n.
iitlt baB bic 30 0ibilionen, bon
oenen als 5ur 9ffupotiongorntee
notig Die gfe6e mar, Ie1r baI6 reoit-
5iert per0en iollen, nodoem oie f3
9ibiiionen auriiftransportiert fin0.
Die oeutidr 9trntee lit nift i'm
ltanoe, Den &rieq 81 erneucrn. Mon
1T bier iiber8en0t, ooB cine biel
fleinere Errbpan5obl ais Die bon
30 9ipiiionen in bollltGnoig aus.
@eiie bic belttihen Hbein.
ldltoer beipader tam.
2'ofl oen ~ 8lblitoner1 fallen
oann nod Dea 9eiuiiie 6iGf8trllp.
pen, Die fit cine Sffupation tn-
notig finb. Gs 1T 0aber mebr nI5
lnobriheinlih, oaB nidt me6r oGs
100000 ODER 100000 ouerifani-
ider 9rltppen auf oeRt 6eitfau0e gu.
riidbebolten neroen.
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g9oi6ington %. Sob. - gllle
ouf Ser Srieoensfonferena borgenom-
menen gntideioungen miiilen elm
thinning ongenon1nen tperoen; eS
miro ouf oerielben feline @}njoritdts-
regel geben. 3u oieieu 3mede lper.
Sen 8r1limiitor &onferett5en 3ipi.
iAen @ertretern Der Ser. Gtdaten,
england, Srarfreidf un6 SStalien
itottfinoet in melder man ii6 oltf
bic 8e1ingunge1t eiitigen miro. Dies
Ie 4bnodungen merben oann dnl
SSrieoenstild) rnterbreitet uno nit eli
nigen unbeoeuten0eft glbdn0eritngen
angenonunen ner0en. 9ie 8rGlinti-
norien tperoen gnoe oieies Monnts
ooer orfangs SSaltuor beqinnen. Sras
gen, Die ouf Die fleineren gfationen
Die aus oeu ariege ertitonOen itn6,
8e5ug boben, iper0en in oieien 8or.
berianmllrn9en beroten utto Damn
in Der Sauptberlanlntlirig unter6rei-
tet iper0en.
Gie 9auptfrage aber Oiirfte obne
3ipeifel oieieflige iein. bie ii6 orf
oie r6reibeit Der gteere4 be8iebt.
9ieie 9oftrin 1T nod nebelbaft 90
riIer &reboepeihen beiagen, oaB fid
cine @6aie oerielben NIT Der ll-8oot-
&riegsfiibrltng befaiien miro; eS
miro beabiidtigt oas Gerfenfen bon
5ro6t- uno 4aiiagieridiffen niht
mebr al 6uloen.
g8enn es aud i'm tbeoretiiden
Ginne in 3ufunft feline ariege mebr
geben miro, 70 miro 0ieie MaBregeT,
menn in einent &riege befoNt, oa6lt
oie4ten oeu arieg 6u berfiir5en.
&dtte in 0ieient ariege 3. 8. ii6
0eutIhlano Ser l-8oote MIR gegen
.arieasId)iffe beOiert, oann tuiiroe Die
6roge bon 3ufnbr uno Tronsport
ipelertlid bereinfadt iporoen ieirL
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Yrdliminarifn jnr
Trifoensfonferfn5
1mc Sraeen werSen crlcciet, icSab Sic Pampta
konfcren; Sic BeiAliiiic nmr sm bcitdtiecn
bat; nbfbafflna ccs 1tsBcctkricecs
acpublikancr werSen einen ,,yeobaRtere icnScn

into oie g(Giierten pdren III Ser Gage
gemeier oen &rieg friiber, tpie es
faftiid Der Saa gelueien lit, 8u be-
enoer.
4rGiioent 8iIion bat oos 9serio.
nal Der omerifaniiden sSrieoensoeIe-
CATION INNER nod nidt beltinttilt; IN.
5ipii6cn bat es fi1 berousgeiteIlt, onb
Die &epubIifdner benbfidtigen, einen
republifaniiden n9eobodter4 our
6riebensfonferen3 5n ietloen.
Gieier r8eobohter4 tpir6, NIT
8riefen bon Senator 2ooge, gIibu
9toot, gbatncn 9epep ltno oftoerel1
berborragenoen Geplblifonern Der.
feben, @rtbur 8aIfour, gorI @rep,
sSobn 9illnn itno nlebreren ailoereft
prortinenten 8riten ieine 9luifDnr.
tiing MAIDEN. Seine g(ufgobe beitebt
onriiI oen 8erbonoIungeit, ioIIten
oieie offentlid gefiibrt tperoet beialt-
mobnen, ooer, iollten iie birter ge.
fhloileneil Siiren ftnttfi1oeii, bon Den
boron beteiligten 9iplontnten gr-
ftnoignngen iiher Sen 8erloltf oer-
ielben einau8ieben. @uh miro er oltf
Die atnerifnniide Delegation Elm aiif-
merfiarnes @uge baben; bon ibnt
miro erpartet 0nB er Sen republis
fanif9en SSiibrern einen eingebenoen
9eri1t iiber Die 8erbanolunge1 ob.
Iiefert.
Man fam in repubIifaniiden arei-
fen git oieiem GntidluB, ols befannt
genladt ipur6e, baB Die Gegierung
ben &abeloienlt iibernonnten babe.
8ie &epublifaner beboiipten, troB
gegel1teiIiger grfldrung Der &egie.
rltng oaB cine 3enftr iiber Die Sc
ridte berbdngt iueroen miro. 9ie
Si1nftionen oes a8eobadters" iner.
oel falls er mirfIid obreiien follfc,
rein politifher 9otur feit1. Sein Be
ridt miro Suerit ben 5iibrern Der Re-
publifaner nnterbreitet fueroen ebe
iiber ben 6rieoenspertrog 0isfuticrf
peroen miro.
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Geit. 6cilranS bdlt
Gtn;ii9 iit Stra6btlrs
gSirb bon Der Seb6lfernns sntbniia.
ltiid empfnnseu; sSudD birO
bente einSieBen.

9troBburg, %. Noo. - 9lu ser
Spite Der A, fran80iiiden gGrl1ee
bat General @ourauo geitern ieinen
Giuaue in StraBbure eebnIten. SIT
belno ipitr0en er uno feline Sruppen
bon elmer 100000 &erionen 5GbIen-
Den @enihentettee. begriiBt. 9tic
5ubor lit Der glrnee ei1 10 erob.
arti9er Gnpiang bereitet iporOen.
Sold ein SdouipieI be8oblt fit
aIle lliriere 2eioelt" iagte General
@ourailo. 9ieier botte cine 8rofla.
nation erIaiien, Oie nit ben 8orten
Der MorieiIlaiie begann: Ser Sag
Oes giubnes 1T gefon1rtet.
Seute nodnittag miro MarifaIl
Sod ieinelt Gin8ug in oie Sta6t BAL.
ten lno oieielbe nornens Sronfreid8
uno Ser glaiierten ubernebmen.
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1fnherienfhnres sdliff herienft.

8olbington 25. g}ob. Ser
9autpfer 2ncia, Der nit lltftoidten
Qbteilen berieben mar, Inn i'm I'M
beriellfbnr 8u modem mar Der lebte
anlerifoniihe 9ontpfer, Der bon ei.
mem oeiitifen 8atthboot berienft
puroe. Der 9aulpfer tpur6e ont 81.
Gftober torpeoiert uno blieb %
Stln0en iiber @aIier, ebe er ber-
fdnf. Die Sffi8iere nnO 8enlun.
tutng fpuroen bonn &riegsiefretGr me-
gen Sopferfeit belobt. 9ns 8orpe0o
trnf oos Sdiff in Der gfitte, orong
in ben 0iaiAinenrolun un0 t0tate
bier g}oiin. Die anoeren @fitgIie-
Der Der 9enanllltng murOen bonn
9onpfer 6oiriar an 8or6 genont-
men, noctoen1 iie lire 3ufludt in Sic
&ettltngsboote gellonnlnen batten.
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1lta6enicn IN
Berlin eifl9etrcffen

9lnlitcr6ont, a. gtop. -Giner
gcrliier 8epeidjc gelndB lit 5clo.
maridoa b. @iodenien NIT ieincm
5fob am 0ounerstag in Berlin elm.
eetroffln.. 9ie nit ibm aus gill-
mdnien nod 8euti6ldno 8nriid.
fcbrenOGn 3ruppen itieBen in D1ab.
relt auf tlfedjiidl.iloiuofiiht Griip-
pen nno bermodteu nidt ilber
Soerberq nud Ger Seimat 5li gelnn.
nen; iic DdDlteu Damn oen @cg
iiber g8ien uuo 8Niinu.
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glcnorOnnna 6er ainae il 8erIin.

Berlin, ilber aopenba9en. 25.
g2ob. - @igentiimlih itno ole ST.
fabrungen, Die &eiienoe belte no6
mebriabriger 9tbpeienbeit ous Ser.
lin IN Der 9feidsbouptitaot MAIDEN.
Sriiber ntuBten cine g[n3obl Regie.
rlngs6efeble uno Gihi6rdtfungen
9enau beIolgt iueroen. ge9ibt man
iih beute mad Der 9oIi3ei Inn iid
iuie ilbli1 an5umeloen, oann miro
einem Die In betriibtem Zone a6ge.
gebene Qlntfport 5uteil: oSie brou.
den fih nidt mebr regiitrieren 5u
Iaiien.~ Sogar Dem @aijc i6enfpn
iie bort meter feline 2lufruerfiam.
felt.
Cine anoere fir ben gteiIcn0en
iiberraidlenoe 9atin6e lit es, boB
Der geip6bnlihe SoIoat Den 0fti5ier
nidt mebr in Ser iibliAen g8eiie be.
ariiBt Ger Soloot nennt Ieinen Sf.
fiaier anneroo. qlenBerlid, madt
Berlin ben giuorud groBer Sr0.
nung; oieielbe aber miro mdt IAN.
ger oitrd Die 4oIi3ei ouiredlt erbal.
ten, ionoern bon Solooten, Sic ols
Gb8eifen i6rer 9oli8eigetuaIt ein RI.
teS 9ai0 mn Noddrme[ tragen. Gie.
ies eriIlnert an Betrograo 3ur 3eitI
ais aerensfD in Nodt mar.
Ger borberriheitoe Son in Ser.
lin lit INNER nod militdriidb ober
es 1T Der DliIitarisntug oes ae.
pobnIiden SoI0oten uno 6es Inter.
ofii3iers: oeren Spulbol lit oie rotc
SABINE, Die BON ieoem 9iegierimgsge.
b1uoe bero6tpebt. Gie po6lbabenoe
9iirgeridnft bat nIleni glnidein al
Der 2eiting Der Hegierltng feinen
glnteil. -
Ser &unger bat Den einiuo6nern
Ser SonptItnot iein @epraee allige. |
0riidt. Sier nno oa triiit man
Wleniden nit Boblen @angen, tiefl
glugen uno bIoiier @e- |
iihtsforbe 9ln5eiden Oof iie nab. |
reno Der letten bier Sabre pit oem
Singer gefdupit baben. iSait Die I
ann5e gebolferung BOT geblmgert. |
3crfallene Strdbeubabinudgen uno |
EroidJten bon obgetriebeHeh mage. |
ren Qleppen ae5osen, biIoen eia iani.
merboaes Bio.
9ie Ger. Staafen peroen nidlt als
5eiHo, ionbern als 6reuno beirad
.et gie 8erliner nerneilen bar.
iuf 6ob 4'rdiioent gsilion Hidt be.
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gSiliuH im 9alait ocs @rinsen
sgurnt

8aris, "a. 9tob 8riu5 un6
9rin8eIiin Soo6im @litrat 6a6el
ouf 8unid) Der Re9ierllng lire
StoOttuobrnltg 2S giue 0e Mon-
ceou Dem 9rdii6cnten BiIiou ouf
bic 9ouer ieines 9eiudes 5nm glltf-
entbnIt ongeboten. Ger grGiioent
miro in Dem 9}alaite cine an5abl
Soroeniere bon 93raii6ent @aib.
inoton finben, Oeiien gtidte einer
Murat beiratete.
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gadnsna in glcritu turpehiert.

SS5liare6, @fer., 25. giob. @iIla
9lnbdnger unter Dem @efebl ocs Cpl.
fonio 9olguin modteu einen g(n0riff
ouf Den 9abn6of Der nerifoniidcn
Central 8abnin 8iln 9lbuma0a, so
gaeiIen bon bier, uuo torpe0irten
einen nad Dem Sh6en fabrcn0cn
3ug. ySah einem aHltli6en @eridte
fnno Elm @efedt Itatt, ipoourf oic
&ebeHen bertrieben fnur0en nodoem
iie 5orpe6oes unter eineu 6rabt3ug
aelegt lmo ben Bug OenloIicrt bat.
b.,
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Nnnhnnsnnhe nntnriiiert.

@aibington, 25. gtob. = Die Nus.
eabe BON Bombs Sur 9er6eiierung
oer SoditraBen, gum Ban BON Sdu-
len lSoipitdlern 8oiierleitllngen,
Gntpdiierungs A1ndlen rno 9erie.
ieIiings 2tnIngen, ionic fir 2oid-
peien uno BoIi5ei5iuede fuur6e BON
aopitnl aomitee empfoblen. Die
glusfiibruug miro jeoof bon einem
eiinItigen Stonoe 0es gtrbeitsmnrfts
nuo 0es gldteridls nbbdngea