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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-25

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The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12

A huge cake made by the chef aboard the steampship Spokane sev- eral months ago to be raffled off for the Red Cross, has been passed on to various canneries to be raffled off again, so that more money could be raised on it. The Tenakee Fish cries company recently raised $40O on it in a short time. The first winner of the cake was an employe of the G. T. Meyers company at Sit koh Bay and he turned it over to that company to be raffled again. At the Sitkoh Bay cannery it earned $105. Walter Ramseyer, of the G. T. Meyers company then passed it on to the various canneries to be raffled.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12

service with the combatant unit.
 He returned here recently on sick leave after distinguishing himself with the army of the Orient. Sue cessfully undergoing an operation, the veteran of years and of war will soon return to active service.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12
CATHOLICS, ATTENTION.

Reverend Father Monroe is on his way to Nenana from Fairbanks and expects to arrive here sometime this evening. Announcement is made that mass will be celebrated at the Roman Catholic church here at half past nine o'clock on Sunday morn.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12
IS READY
 TO AVENGE DEATH

PARIS.-That he might avenge the death of his son, killed in action on the Western front, Charles Bayet, 65 years old, enlisted as private in the French army and requested
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12

Sid Sheldon, foreman of the pile driver gang working on the D line came into town last night.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12

Fresh ammunition of all kinds. All the latest shot guns and rifles. Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-12

FOR SALE-Steamer trunks, trav- cling bags, suit cases. A large
 variety to choose from. Simson's.
The sun., 1918-08-18
COTTON GOODS REVIEW.
Mills Begin to Accept Business for
Future Delivery.

Additional difSerentials named Oh, cot
~n goods and the naming Of cotton yarn
prices by the price fixing board were the
nla features Of the development Of
phoe fixing plans in the cotton goods
uaae during the week. Trading IL be-
0mlng steedier and mills are now be-
ginning TO accept more business for fu-
wrs delivery. The jobbers and retailers
are stu holding on, as there are many
prices yet TO be changed to harmofixe
WIN the values set upon merchandise as
leaves the mills The new prices now
gohhrmed do not give promise of a very
S aric reduction, but they insure a sta
oai1auon OF values and are high enough
encourage full production on the part
o. the mills.
;, mere has been a distinct increase in
Mshquiry from exporters. II Is difficult
see how foreign trade can be in
ssea materially owing to the demand
Avn ,on nome markets and the increasing
N.nahds for cloths for war purposes.
ienYef'es on old orders continue active
" II n"ne markets. but there is a notice.
.'e enange In the character OF the de-
sa sno' buyers being disposed to purchase
,,a,. %,ual requirements and not In an.
1s.pstion OF further advances Mills are
~ .Se 20 maintain a capacity output due
mn, we labor shortage. whilo all dividend
Vpmen's Indicate great past prosperity.
,,,ces quoted are as follows: Print
an '",; ~ inch 6tx64s. 1.H cents: SAX
ssaS cents; 3Sh inch 64xs4s, 1914
s,se brown sheetings, Southern stand
co.., EoS cents: tichings, 8 o., 4sh
49, deh'ms, 220e. Southern indigo,
s,n. cents staple glnghans, 81 cents ;
.n.s, ~ cents; dress glnghams. 22 and
The sun., 1918-08-18
FURTHER ADVANCE !: !.
IN COTTON PRICES
Failure of Hedge Selling AS.
sists in Upward Trend -
of All Options.

The cotton market showed even greater
strength yesterday ana there was .
further advance Of fully cent . pound
In prices This not only established new
high records for the movement but car
ried October contracts above the highest
price reached for that delivery on the
advance which eliminated early last
April. Active months generally sold
i07 to lis points above Fridays Anal
figures, and in tho oaso Of near months
sold approximately 10 cents a pound
above the low level touched on the break
Of last May. The close was within q
few points of the best, being firm at a
net gain Of IS to III points.
The strength reflected a continuation OF
the recent buying movement and prob.
ably the abandonment OF bearish or re-
dictionary views which were quite prom
inent at one time during the middle OF
the week. There can be little doubt that
the failure Of hedge selling to develop
levels has been a distinct disappoint-
pfent 10 recent sellers, while the market
yesterday was also influenced by the
continued dry weather in the Southwest
with increasingly numerous reports Of
crop damage From eastern belt sectiona
There has been a further sharp scaling
down in estimates of the crop since ne
last Government report was issued and
the buying was accompanied by rumors
that in some cases people who had been
bearish were reversing their position
Houses with Wall Street connections
were among the heaviest buyers on Sat.
urday. while there, was a further de-.
rland from Liverpool. probably to cover
tile short enti Of atFaddlea
The market opened irregular at an ad-
vance of from 9 to 81 points. There
was some scattered Southern selling as
we'll AZ realizing. but the offerings were
readily absorbed and the highest prices
Of the day were reached in the late trad
ing. One of the New Orleans map read.
ers predicted change In Southwestern
weather conditions over Sunday, but
local forecasters found little or nothing
In the barometer lines to- encourage the
expectation. and the ofYicial prediction
was dry. with clear weather in Texas
and partly cloudy elsewhere west Of the
river Crop complaints from eastern
belt sections seemed to be attracting
more attention, as the relatively favora-
Bile outlook east OF the river has recently
encouraged some selling In spite OF de-
terioration in tho west.
The local market for spot cotton wae
STEADY ana lso points higher. at SS.T0c.
for mddling upland: sales nil. '
Southern spot markets follow: CAL
weston steady 100 points higher, at
3325c {; sales. 514 bales. New Orleans
steady. 10 points higher, at 3e2sc. 4;
sales 500 bales. Mobile nominal, 100
points higher, at so soc. sales. nil. Sa-
vannah steady. so points higher. at
Slice; sales 242 bales, Norfolk
steady. 1870 points higher. at see Az.
gusta steady. 40 points higher. at ale. 4;
sales, 24s bales. Memphis steady, un-
changed. at sic. sales, 225 bales. St
Louis steady. unchanged. at $40. /; sales.
nil. Houston steady. 10 points higher,
at 32.75c. ; sales. 6,lST bales.
Hnnre Of nriHna - .. ~,
The sun., 1918-08-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

I, The Maxwell Motor Company has de.
eiAred. subject to approval by the. capital
issues committee. the regular quarterly
dividend OF IN per cent. on the preferred
atocks payable in October, on the first pre-
ferred dividend certificates TO holders of
record September, 10, ....t ~, ..-,l
John G. 'Scattergood, assistant cashier
az the National City Bank. has been ap.
pointed a Vice president o. the Gotham
National Bank.
The New York stock Exchange has ad =
nnitted to trading Brooklyn. Rapid Transit
Company three year per cent. secured
notes due July I, 1891,
The Jones Bros. Tea Company reports
sales for July l1,iso,si4, against ssTT,sOs
for July last year.
According TO a report of the earnings Of
the Davn paly Copper Company for the
quarter ended June go last net profits
amounted to- NaS.?9s. compared with
s2s6.5is for the previous quarter, ship
ments amounted to ;e,050,i10 pounds OF
copper, isAt77 pounds Of silver, llT,2ss
pour DIS of sinc. GS,Css pounds OF lead and
A special meeting OF shattuek Arizona
Copper stoc kholders has been called for
September II at Duluth. vote will be
taken on the aivisability OF changing the
data or the annual meeting from the third
Saturday In February TO the third Wednes-
day In April each year
A report on cottonseed and cottonseed
products will be- issued Monday morning
by the Census pfres at Washington. d. @.
The sun., 1918-08-18
BONDS ACTIVE IN >.
TRADING ON CURB
Mining Group Steady and
Higher, While War Shares
Are Irregular. ~,

Tho market for curb securities was
exceedingly quiet yesterday. Mofs In
tersst was displayed in the bond market
than In the rest Of the list. The Rus
sian Government external securities were
prominent throughout the session. rising
to new high for-she present movement
and advancing point or 90. At the
end Of the first hour. they were offered
rather freely, but were quickly absorbed.
Armour & Co. &c were firm, while
changes in the rest OF the list were ir-
regular.
Houston OIL was conspicuous and
moved over an irregular course. TWAS
In food demand at the opening. but cub
sequently sold OF, In the ANAL hour.
however, IL rallied and recovered ali OF
the loes. There was little interest In the
rest OF the oil department. prices show
ing little change. Among the war stocks,
Aetna Explosives was fractionally high
er, while Wright-Martin Aircraft eonttn-
ued under pressure. New York Ship
building was again in demand and
touched new high for the year.
The mining group was quiet and
steady. Arisona, Binshamton and Ro-
chester Combined Mines held steady
around the recent high levels. Hecla
Mining sold at its highest for several
weeks.
The sun., 1918-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs Receipts. $50 head; very few
~ % q so per 100 lbs; cows .s@7. 80 %.
Dressed beef steady at l4g27hc. per ,lb,.,
ss7 lbs. average. ss5ot ., {ss.. sSpS
cows s58T6o. o. ~ ~ y > 'tI.
CAIN Es--RecelptH, '6f0E hsad: sirn Of,
sale. Market steady, veals' sold at sac
qis. Western 'calves ,vnsold at late heur,
city dressed yeals steady al, ,,?sR ssc /;
country dressed at 2ogs7s -, 49,,
i5s. $3.50. Newton q. Cow 81, yeais,: ia.
sls; . culls. 100, 1850 Z. 30, ais 80
sHEEP AND LANBs-r-Reo eipts. 1900
head; 10 cars on sale Sheep quiet aud
steady; best lambs steady others sloW,
Lambs sold at ss.7sq1o,1b: euiit, tia
pressea mutton slow at is@a4he. per Id, !
saiss-Nswton 4 Col 81, Yves. viz.
sinia lambs. s5 lbs. average. sisfsc VI
R.nnsyIvanis;' 60; ,i,:bc; al, sa. M; ass
s SIS! sheep III. SIS, III, SsaInf edfSs
s5, $3.50: II, %. So. ., 80, Is. Tobih' 4
shennoni fsS West virginia iarhes. 90.
k K sc iassSR o5 Stg Il i Carolina slS
Gull sheep. 70. S. MCPHERSON 4 Co: i,s
Kentucky lambs, 90, 1850. J, shanbers
4 sons 81 virginia lambs. 90. $3.50; 81
H0Cs-'Receipts, 1850 head u car on
sale. Market quiet, Medium weights sold
saies--s Sanders. 81 State hogs, 500
lbs average, s2O.25 per 100 lbs. 7 roughs.
3s3. us .s.., -
Live stock Markets Of Other oItI.s
CHICAGO. Aug. i7.-Hoss-Rsoeipts,
The sun., 1918-08-18

J 5000, market 1e39Qc Higher. than. YES
psht sls,iomisIs; packing, SiT.ss d
sisIQeis.eb; pigs, good and choice. sl7.7s
uattie--Receipts. 5000: : compared with
the close last week, bee, steers abov. .sis.
steady, medium and good ana best West
eru soc. msi lower; me1ium Tat, Western,
Sldfi.to lowers butcher stock steady; can
ners and choppers, i6 a use, higher; stock
ers ana feeders steady. to use. higher
calves asm soc, higher &C..
Sheep--Receipts, 1000; practically all
dlrect. compared with a week ago, top
Ia finbs. sba50c, higher; feeders, 100 2bc.
hisher; fat sheep and SesrlinSS weak, e5c.
lower; feeding and breeding sheep and
yerriinss, 25975c, lower E.t's ,,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l7--Ifoss Receipts,
u!;soeiss5; mixed and bntehsrs sis,6
9i,sSi s9eed heavy nssS~is's; bulk.
bee. ef .ss.I esso 't s:snx s .st.
and helfers,i ssSo FlS;7o; cows, 1880
1880: btochers and feeders Ss.bo1I2: beef
cows and heifers. s1to@lb6o; native
calves. sT,75apl5.eB.
shespARseeip.. 400; steady. Lambs.
ntSi.. ewes, ,'iioisi 'cannefs and chop.
KANSAS CITY. Aug, i7.-Hoss--Rs.
heavy. sisto0isi, packers and Sutchsrs'
The sun., 1918-08-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Stock values closed fractionally lower
In a dull market yesterday on the Con-
soltdsted Exchange. Final quotations, az
rule. We're fractionaly higher than the
lowest levels. but the closing tone was
uncertain. Trading. which was exceed
ingly small In volume during the first
hour, became more active in the second
ana tho market developed a broader
tone, The selling pressure was due pri-
marlly TO the lack OF any demand. and
in the downward movement stocks were
supplied In considerable volume. The
reaction. which started In the Industrial
leaders, extended TO the rails, which
with the exception OF Southern Paclnc,
closed with fractional losses
The sun., 1918-08-18
HEAVY DEMAND FOR STEEL.
Government Departments Get Co.
900 Tons, Rcauire 100000. g.


900 Tonst Require 100000.
/ Demand for steel is 30 heavy that the
Government departments were forced "a
curtali last week. OF 100000 tons. asked
for shipbuflding only $1,000 tons war
granted r.., .. =,
Steel makers have agreed to reduce
the price Of steel bars to agricultural
Implement makers IS atom during the
rest of the year. The concession was
made TO prevent an increase in'the cost
Of implements to the farmers ~ 80
The July outturn OF steel frgots Il
estimated to have been 3,5S1,6 tons
representing a decline in daily rate Of
nearly 40 per, cent. from June. The re-
duotlon Ia attributed to the heat. g.,
Extreme heat has lsssened production
OF iron probably IL per. cent. as com.
pared with July. Only Governnsnt :or-
ders have received attsntlon. and u re-
Quires q priority certificate ITO secure
prompt shipment. Contracts new,sre. Of
little value, though some busineka, has
been taken for delivery during the 'arsi
half Of next year 81. ;1?,1s. .atn-
and distribution 10 temporarily ceNffned
to Government requirements. Prodh6.
ton, however. 10 heavy .nin' ';:nn''it
Lead Ia very scarce and arm. though
producers hold the price! down tours
cents East st. Louis. Dealers! who i1avt
limited lots for sale demand a premium
for prompt delivery. No lead is tolbe
had on contract before Outeberi' ''''' %
spelter has been moro actiye and III
now steady. with saleS reported NJ e6ift
cents, East 81. Louis. -
Arrivals Of tin At Atlantic. and Pa
clio ports during August totnlled l,css
tons. Consumers are we'll supplied. The
market IL quiet and easy. .,-,r' - ~,
Spot tin could probably bs had 1t issa
than 80 cents. Anthony 10. in bsttss
demand and advancing. II 10 now quoted
IAN TO ISM cents. U.s. &C.," n;.a,
The sun., 1918-08-18
LIBERTY BONDS AT PREMIUM.
Tax Exempt I-2s Change Hands
80 Cents Above Parity.

Liberty Loan sh per cent. bonds ad.
vanced TO the new high price of 1D0. SO
on the New York Stock Exchange yes
.erday owing to urgent buying. Invest.
ment bankers reported, however thai
sales were made privately az high as
lol. The increased inquiry for TIE Lib
cry Shs. which are exempt from ali
taxation. ID due to the programme for
larger. taxes that ts to be put through,
by the Government. This compares with
pref Gus high OF 100. 30, made IN Sep
tember last year. and a low OF s7.ao
made this year.
Payments made on account OF the
fourth and last instaiment OF 40 par ceyft
due last Thursday on subscriptions 10
the aird Liberty Loan are being made
with rapidity, in the secoad Federal Re-
serve district The local rsderal Re.
serve Bank announced yesterday tina.
payments up to the close Of business O.,
Friday amounted to SsI6s1lSs The
sum called for by the instAlnent d
&7s.p1s.oss. 20, d ~ :.
The sun., 1918-08-18
FEDERAL BOARDS
BANK STATEMENT
Discounted Bills Paid OFF and
the Net Deposits Some
what Reduced.
Total Government Deposits
Shrink 1894, 400, 900
During Week.
s.,ca, ps.psscA 70 TEE Sex.

w,sHtNcroN, Aug. 17.--LiQuidatfon in
am, volume Of discounted bills ac-
,.m,,n,ed BY larger rcdsctions In Gov
..,,,.st and net deposits. is indicated In
A. Federal Reserve Boards weekly
,.,k statement. issued as at close OF
,,.,re,s on August 1s. NotwNhstand-
a, the considerable gain In note ctrcula-
A., IN, banks reserve position SHOVE
a, improvement from $40 per cent. to
as per csnt.
Investments: Discounts on hand fell
or u7,soo,oon. largely at the Boston
ana ch,oaso banks. OF the total com
,,,rc,al parer held. S75e.soo.eeO. a.
,sn,nss s7s,,s0o, 900 the week before. 10
re,r,sented by war paper. Holdings OF
,rospsances show an aggregate increase
q, ss,7oo,oob. Boston. Cleveland and
Chicago reporting the largest gains for
the week. An Increase Of s15.1oo. 900 in
United States Gevernmeut short term
securities Is due mainly TO n temporary
ADVANCE to the Government OF 5.oo0.-
ees Sy the New York bank. for which
A Treasury certificate OF like amount
was given. United States bonds on hand
Indicate net hquidstfon OF 100000,
while total earning assets show a reduc-
ton for the week Of $sl,sce.o0o.
Deposits: Large net Withdrawals of
Government funds from ali the banks.
except those at Atlanta, q. Louis and
Dallas, are Indicated. total Government
deposl,s showing = sheinkNge OF Ssl.-
10000 since August >. Members re-
serve deposits went up Sea, 100. 900, while
net deposits show q loss Of Ss3, 500, 900.
There has been considerable movement
through the gold settlement fand Of re.
serves away from New York. the New
York bank reporting decrease OF ST.
100000 In In gold reserve.
Condition OF member banks August D.
1913 Large Increases in holdings OF
Treasury certificates and further gains
In Government deposits are Indicated in
he boards weekly statement, showing
condition on August ., 1873. Of 722 menu
Der banks In leading cities.
Discount operations OF Federal re-
serve banks in TIE last week were some
what less than the previous week, bills
on hand at the close OF business last
night amounting to $1,4s7, 900, 900, as
compared with sl.stl zoe, 900 q week be-
fore Members reserves Increased $44,-
100000. The report Follows:
The sun., 1918-08-18

Ns!oals; light. ss@is; pigs. 'is2sa
Cattie--Recelpts. 400; no southerns;
| steady; Prime fed steers, i7hls.9S;
dressed beef s,eers 'ndls,So: Southern
heifers, s75oGl45o; stockers and feeders.
ssh 1850; bulls, Ss@io,Soi calves, 50
@l3.60.
sheep--Receipts. 1880; steady. Lambs.
3lGgls.25; yearlings. sil 1850; wethers,
t10@1t75; ewes, ssQi4
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. ir.-cattle-.rs..
ceipts. 500: steady.
Calves Receipts. 1907 easier. sT@is26
Hogs - Receipts, 5000; slow; easier.
Heavy, $40 go; mixed and Workers. $40 20
n 20, So few, s2o.35 light workers. and
PIGS, 'ooi rcurhs. si78i7:s stass, ti2
n lac.
Sheep AMI I.ambs--Rece!pts. 400 steady
and unchanged.
CINCINNAT1, Aug. l1.--Hoss--Reeeip
. 400; slow. Fuckers ana butchers, 6.s5
~Iy.a0 pisn and lights, SAC 1esb.
Csttle-Receipts. 400. slow, steers, ii, 90
1880: calves, lower. 1850 q 1875.
sheep--Receipts. 1000; steady. Lambs
steady.
rITTsBURG. Aug. i7-Ifsss--Receipts,
2,500: lower, Heavy, 10000 10. 90; heavy
Workers, k20.2nI 10000 light Workers and
pigs, Sleh0@lp.15. ...
Sheep and Lahbs--Receipts. 800; steady.
Top sheep, S125o; top lsmbss tis. :'I'
Calves - Receipts. 600; steady. Top.
sio'eo rs - '-.tE-g|f - So
The sun., 1918-08-18
FURTHER ACTION EXPECTED.
No Certainty That Exchange Has
Made Final Motors Move.

Yesterday was the last day the New
York Stock Exchange permitted the
clearing OF General Motors Corporation
COMMON stock and although tho drop
ping of the shares from the clearing
sheet was accepted In the Wall Street
district as possibly foreshadowing
further action by the Stock Exchange
the stock was strong and advanced two
points.
Stockholders OF the corporation will
hold special meeting on August 81 20
vote on increasing the common stock
from sS2,600,000 TO $l50,O0O. 900 and
the preferred from $40. 900. 900 to $780,
100000 as recently proposed. The share
The sun., 1918-08-18

p,oanih,lNGroN. Aug. Ito encourage
r snsse and distribution Of man
mur',so used extensively In production of
,h M. LIONS steel and other war suppliea.
dsrsd .'ai'road Administration to-day or.
IN va reduction Of about 30 per cent.
,,nS"ps on manga nese ore from Western
hg centres. Ae'u'-
The sun., 1918-08-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE market was
practically neglected. Swift eased OF
fractionaiiy from ths opening figures
Carbide Carbon was shade firmer,
while Wilson common declined a point.
Bond market dull. Summary:
Gales. "a, Open. Nigh. Low. Last
~ Chso City d Con-. /"
10 Chgo City = G pf. TN IN IN I'm
17ao swim 4 Cor. Inv 1iax liz liz
Io Union Carbide 4H 81 ~ 81
~ wilson ............ 81 80 81 81 b
BONDS.
$500 hberty ID A......ea.1s &C. 1s % 70 sae
The sun., 1918-08-18

ro met income of the TIDE Water OIL
rTnpsny and subsidiaries for the six
~, ended June 30 hast. totalled an
t5S S s compared with $4,s7s,4se for
corresponding period last year. After
; rnds all charges, taxes and divi-
yea =, mere was surplus for the half
The sun., 1918-08-18
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.

BOSTON, Aps. 3L--Tradine was prao-
tioaliy at . stAndstsll In mining shares,
with an easier trend. Elsewhere prices
declined moderately. With trading quiet.
Summary.
The sun., 1918-08-18

PHILADELPHIA.

PHHAns1SHsA; Aug. lf.--wlth the
trend easier at New York our market
was fraetienaily lower and trading quiet.
Summary
The sun., 1918-08-18

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.--There was no
change in quotations, with trading at a
low ebb Summary g.;
The sun., 1918-08-18
Total liabilities

Ratio OF total reserves to net deposit
and Federal reserve note liabilities COM
slned 6s5 per cent. Ratio OF gold re-
serves to Federal reserve notes in actual
cent, against net deposit liabilities. 76.4
Der cent.
The sun., 1918-08-18
Pennsylvania crud. OH Market.

on CRY, Pa. Aug 11aA.Credit bal
ances 81; runs 1859; average 7s,s43;
shipments 62.s45; average 6826T., -
The sun., 1918-08-18
,osTON cuRh CIOSING
MANUFACTURING SECURITIES.

B9srosy Aug. III safes OF New Eng
land manufacturing and other securities
TOR the week included: 80 '
The sun., 1918-08-18

holders will also vote on a bonus plan
for employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
THos- J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.

SAMUEL A. DRURY,
oc17-d&dsexSu Surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
Brussels Is Rejoicing -, - :,
Over Early Freedom
From Germanic Yoke

CablegrAm to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright 1915.
AMSTERDAM, October 24.-TraveI-
ers who have just arrived here from,
Brussels tell me that the feeling there
is one Of unbounded joy. and that
preparations are being made for the
early and solemn entry Of the king and
queen, whose popularity in the capital
has reached unheard-of heights. The
Germans in Brussels are making no
diniculties. admitting that their stay
there will probably be very short. =,
The Germans have notified all fam
lilies Of thsif nationality settled IN
Brussels to 10 At once or stay at 7their'
own risk. Many have already ara
rived in Holland. - = T.
Flemish activists. who during fhe-
occupation co-operated with the Ger$
mans, have arrived in Holland by the
hundreds. as they fear reprts&fs at
the hands Of the Liberated Belgisna-
Living has suddenly become nHch
cheaper In Bfussels. The. epproachtng
end Of the German occupation has III
duced those boarding stocks to throw
their reserves. on tho market. Il IL
possible now Ito got meat. butter,
coffee, tea and fat n reasonable
prices. q think unheard Of In four
The Belstans 20 about weafins
their national eolors In their button
holes without interference from the
6eEiuAue- .:-.-i.. -:'s q