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Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

 the special street tax on real proper ty in Walnut Street Improvement District No. 1, of the City of New port, Arkansas, for the third annual assessment of said district, have been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in said district are required to pay their tax to me by the 1st day of December, 1918. If such assessment be not paid by said date, action will be taken for collection of said tax for the legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand on this the
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Best bleached domestic worth 35c, only 21c at Bowen's big sale. 176d4t New nuts, evaporated fruits and canned goods at Bowen's Cash Store.
 176d6t Walter Fife returned last night from the capital city, where he had been spending the day.
 Drayage of all kinds handled 5romptly. Phone No, 10. Cheste Robinson l3-dt A meeting of all school superin- tendents and principals of the state will be held at Little Rock next week. Florida Oranges just received at Bowen's Cash Store and only soc to Csc. per dozen. 176d6t MT. and Mrs. J. c. Fitzhugh and Judge J. B .McCaleb spent last night in Newport, returning home from Little Rock.
 For Rent-Two nicely furnished heated bed rooms, with hot and cold water.-323 Main street.
 179d6t MT. and Mrs. Jud Hout and Miss Olgie Roberts were down from Tuck erman this morning on business for a few hours.
 MT. and Mrs. George Churchman and Miss Lola Tims of Tuckerman were here yesterday, going to Tupe- To, called by the illness of their rla- tive, Sam Tinsley.
 sor Sale-Cypress Jumper for building material. This timber is of the best grade, well suited for build ing purposes, and will be cut to order. ", o. Jones. 175d6t
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22
HERE AND THERE

Fresh country sorghum at Bowen's rash Store 179d6t Tom Dillrad is among the sick of our city.
 Fruit cakes just received.-Snet- ser's. 17sd3t Miss Made Moore, who has influen- ga, is reported very sick.
 Knox menas snoes cheap. III Wal nut street. dtf. A. T. Cummins is able to be out af- ter an illness of several days.
 Fresh oysters, celery and lettuce at Snetser's Grocery. 179d3t Prosecuting Attorney Earl Casey is down from Batesville today.
 WANTED-Nice clean rags at the Independent office.
 Rufus Johnston, splendid young man of Balch, was here today on bus mess. &
 For Rent-Barn. Apply this of flee.
 Mrs L. E. Hite on Laurel street has. been very sick for several days with influenza.
 Miss Rebecca Young went to Swift ton this morning to spend the day with Mrs. w. R. Harvey.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22
FOR SALE.

A jim-dandy double-b -barrell, 12 guage, hammerless shotgun, brand new, will sell cheap. If you want good gun call at the Independent of flee and take look at it.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22
WEATHER.

Tonight fair and colder, freezing; Saturday fair and cold.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

The government has notified all Red Cross headquarters that all sched- ules had been closed for applicants for overseas service, and that all sail ing dates had been cancelled, which means that girls or men who have re- gently made application will not be needed abroad. There will be no more enrollments for the present in overseas Red Cross service.
 NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVE
 MENT TAX.
 The tax books for the collection of
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Ed Mosby of Memphis is expected tomorrow to visit his brother, Will liam Mosby and family, which will be his first visit to Newport, his former home, in several years.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

E. E. Clark, district manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company, was here between trains on compa-
 business and is the guest of the local manager, R. H. Scruggs
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

29th day of October, 1918.
 LOU MINOR, l58d30t. Collector.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Subscribe for the Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

E. E. Clark, district manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company, was here between trains on compa-
 business and is the guest of the local manager, R. H. Scruggs
 Ed Mosby of Memphis is expected tomorrow to visit his brother, Will liam Mosby and family, which will be his first visit to Newport his former home, in several years.
 Ferdinand Tonney was down from Swifton yesterday and stated the in fluenza situation was improving slow ly in his section, but there were still several serious cases.
 w. T. Sweatt and Lubie Sweatt of Weldon expect to leave in a few days to spend Thanksgiving with their parents in Oklahoma, which is their regular annual visit.
 S. M. Beattie, Fred Parish and Jack Montgomery returned last night from Little Rock, where they attended the Masonic Grand Lodge. MT. Beat tie represented the Chapter and MT. Montgomery Jackson Lodge.
 Wanted-salesmen for Art and Business Calendars, Leather goods; Advertising Specialties. All business will "hum"-Liberal commission; Ex- elusive territory; Permanent posi- tion.-Economy Advertising Co.,, Iowa City, Iowa.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. H. -Kennerly Of Batesville, who attended the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge at Little Rock for the past few days, were at the Hazel hotel last night on their re- turn home.
 Otis Wyatt, the sixteen year old son of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Wyatt of the Hickory Grove neighborhood, died yesterday afternoon at o'clock from pneumonia, and was buried this afternoon at Cheshire cemetery. He was fine young man and it is with regret that his friends learn of his death.
 Oscar Vaughn of Weldon is spend ing the day here with his sister, Mrs 1 J. K. Henderson on Main street. The i young man is on his return to Weldon from Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas where he has been since enlistinG several months ago. He has beer very i'll with influenza and is at hom' to recuperate.
 Bryan Parrott has wired his wifi of this city that he will return iron New York City in day or two, as i has been decided not to send any nor Red Cross workers to France MI Parrott left last Sunday night ex pecting to sail from New York thi week, but his friends are glad t know that he is to return home soor
 Little Miss Martha Walker cele brated her tenth birthday Wednesday November 21, by adopting a Frenc orphan, little girl of ten years o age. This is very wonderful wa of making birthday presents" an it is to be hoped that many othe
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Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Ferdinand Tonney was down from Swifton yesterday and stated the in fluenza situation was improving slow ly in his section, but there were still several serious cases.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

w. T. Sweatt and Lubie Sweatt of Weldon expect to leave in a few days to spend Thanksgiving with their parents in Oklahoma, which is their regular annual visit.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Best bleached domestic worth 35c only 21c at Bowen's big sale. 176d4t
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

The tax books for the collection of
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennerly of Batesville, who attended the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge at Little Rock for the past few days, were at the Hazel hotel last night on their re- turn home.
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

New nuts, evaporated fruits and canned goods at Bowen's Cash Store.
 176d6t
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-22

S. M. Beattie, Fred Parish and Jack Montgomery returned last night from Little Rock, where they attended the Masonic Grand Lodge. MT. Beat tie represented the Chapter and MT. Montgomery Jackson Lodge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
niese pc try osoby.-

NASoS ~ SANJ 0So~J -h =.-. -
z koncem atoli dnia wr6cilismy
do palacu, wkr6tce potem i OIL
brzym "a Mani przyszed}, Potrze
ba jeszcze bylo poswiecic mu jed
nego z mas ma pieczyste lecz
natomiast zemscilismy sic "a tc
ostatnie okrucienstwo. Ledwie &C
skonczy} ten szkaradnik swa pre-
kleta w~ieczerze, po}ozy1 sic Ia
wznak i zasnal. Jak tylko uslysze
lismy 60 chrapiacym, dziewieciu
najodwazniejszych z posr6d mas
lkt6rym ia przewodniczy}em wzie
lismy pc jednym r6znie, i rozpalj
wszy ich konce, utopilismy je
wszystkie naraz W jego szatans-
tkiem oku, i tax oslepilismy go ~
pe}nie.
Straszne by1o przebudzenie sic
olbrzyma; - doznawszy srogich
bolesci pocza1 okrutne wydawa(
|.jeki. Zerwaf sic rozjuszony i wy
ciagnaf sazniste swoje rece, izby
niemi kt6rego z mas pochwycic
lecz mielislmy czas do odskocze-
mia Ia box, i ukrycia sic pc ka.
tach, a potem uciekania z miejsca
ma miejsce, ably zadnego niedo--
stall. Naszukawszy sic mas NADIA
rcmnie, zatoczyl sic do bramy ]
wyszedl, okropnie ryczac....'
"Opusciwszy pa}ac olbrzyma, u
dalismy sic ku brzegowi morskie:
|mu, IA kt6rym byly nasze plyty,
|Spuscilismy jc ia wode i .czekali<
my ABBY sic pokaza} dzien sprzy.
'jajacy naszcj ucieczcc, ia przypa
dek scigania przez olbrzyma, "a
lprzcwodnictwem kt6rego z iowa:
rzysz6w- swego plemienia. Pochle
bialiSmy sobie, re jezeli sic ME pe
kaze pc wschodzie s}onca, i jezel
inieuslyszymy wiecej jego ryk6w
kt6re ustawicznie obija}y sic
nasze ucho, bedzie to ola mas po-
myslny znak, IL 60 juz ME ma n;
jswiecie. Zamiarem naszym by}t
wv takim razie zostac raczej la Wy
'spie, niz sic puszczac p}ytami n;
passive balwan6w morskich. Lee;
'jak tylko dzien nastal, ujrzelism!
okrutnego naszego wroga W tow;
rzystwie dw6ch olbrzym6w OF
siebie troche, nizszych, kt6rzy g
prowadzili, i wielu innych, kto-
rzy pred MIN pospiesznie biegli.
Widokiem tym przerazeni, czen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
'Czwarta podr6z syndbada. mors
Hego.

"Rozkosze, rzek}, i~rozrywki,
|kt0rych tn uzywalem pc ~trzeciej
mojej podr6ly, ME mia1y lyle
w1adzy Madonna, azeby zeglowa-
MIA pc o tlunic MOVE prag--
nienie. Dalem jeszcze raz zwycie-
Eye sic namietnosci do zamorskie-
go handful z widzenia coraz now
szych rzeczy ma swiecie. Ulatwiw.
sly vice. mole sprawy domowe,
i nakupiwszy towar6W o%biecuja--
cych mi korzystna sprzedaz W
krajach, kt6re mialem odwiedzic,
pc czwarty raz opuscilem Bagdad
Udalem sic ku Persyi, gdzie pc
zwiedzeniu wieln miast i prowin-
cyl tamtejszych p~rzybylem do por
tn morskiego j zaraz wsiad1em ma
okret. Puscilismy sic ma morze i
|pominelismy juz wiele wysp
wschodnich, gdy znagla powstal
burzliwy wiatr, wskutek kt6rego
kapitan okretu rozkaza1 zwinae.
Eagle i wszystko to uczynic, cokol
wick widzial do oddalenia groza-
cego niebezpieczenstwa bye po--.
trzebnem. Lecz Wszystkie nasze "a
|biegi ma mic sic nieprzydaly -
Eagle podar}y sic ia kaWa}ki; a
okrct mas ME -mogac juz wiecej
bye rzadzony j kierowany, ude-
rzyl 2 nami 0 ska1e i rozbil sic
ltak gwaltownie, re wielka liczba
kupc6w i mathew utonela, i z
niemi wszystkie razem towary. "
HNa s~zczescie atoli, moWilSynd
had, razem z innymi kupcami j
majtkami uchwycilem sic deski, a
lped woody zani6sl mas Wszystkich
do bedacej pred Mani wyspy.
Znalezlismy tam oWoce zdrojo-
wa wode, kt6rasmy sic znacznie
jpokrzepili. Odpoczywalismy przez
lca}a noe, niewiedzac jeszce co da
lei z SODA uczynic: niedola nasza
tak wszystkich mas przerazila, yes
my niebyli W stanie pomyslec Q
dalszym swoim losie.
Nazajutrz jak tylko s}once we
sz1o, oddaliliSmy sic Cd brzegu,
tu1ajac sic pc Wyspie, dostrzeglis-
my zabudowanie j zaledwie zbli--
zylismy sic do Mich, mn6stWo mu-
rzynow otoczylo mas do koIa, kto
rzy zabrali nas Wszystkich, po--
dzielili sic mani j zaprowadzili do
swych dom6W.
lCiiag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
(Ciag daiszy.)

Olbrzym przyby1 takze nieba-"
vam i Ia wieczerze zjad1 sobie je-
diego Il naszych towarzysz0w. Pc
TN zasnal i chrapal az do dnia,
p1czem znowu jak wczoraj wy
Su,dl< i :zostawif mas na lup stra--
p;clliu i trWodze. - Stan nasz
tax sic nam okazai bye okrop~
rym, lie wiclu bylo juz gotowych
raczej utopic sic w morzu, niz la
CT dzien oczekiwac tax okrutnej
>%:nicrci, z~achecajac mas drugich,
iIbySmy poszli "a ich zdaniem.-
L,,cz jcden 4 mich zabrawszy CLOS,
rackl: "Nie jest nam dozwolone
{rrzcz Boga, odbierac sobie zycie;
i rhocby talk rozpacz nam DORA
Gzala, ME jestze rzecza przyzwoit
sz:a i bardziej zgadzajaca sic z ro-
zumem, pomyslec raczej o sposo-
lie zgladzenia tel okrutnej pocz-
wary, ktora godzi Ia pozarcie mas
Nszystkich
| gdy wlasnie przyszed} mi ma
nlysl spos6b ratowania sic WA
.i&mnego, - objawi}em to moim
t1warzyszom, kt6rzy MOI uklad
Dochwalili. "Bracia moi, rzek1em
Go nich:<wiecie dobrze, re jest do
sratck drzewa mad brzegami tel
wyspy, posluchajcie vice mojej
rady; nar6bmy sobie p}yt6w, kt6
reby mas unie$c mog4y; a gdy juz
ukohczymy to dzie1o, ukryjemy
:je tym czasem ma jakiem .imem
~niejscu, dop6ki do uzycia ich spo
sobnej nieupatrzemy chwili. lynn
czascm wykonamy plan, kt6ry
wan podalcm do zg}adzenia OIL
brzyma; jezeli sic nam uda, moze
Hay czekac tn spokojnie ia jaki
okret, ktoryby mas m6gf zabrac z
tej zgubnej wyspy; jezeli zas
nrzcciwnie ten potwor ujdzie ma
szej reki. pouciekamy czempre.
dzcj ia nasze p}yty, ipuscimy sic
ia morze. P~rzyznaje, re powie-
,zajac sic morskim balwanom ma
TAX lichym statku, narazamy Ia
:liebczpicczenstwo zycie nasze
:ecz chociazbysmy pogineli, ME
,jestzc znosniej bye pograzonym W
morzu, niz W brzuchu tel poczwa.
1y, kt6ra juz dw6ch naszych to-.
warzysz6w pozarla. "Rada moja
podobala sic wszystkim, i pozbijs
)ismy tratwy, mogace ma sobie u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
IICHANIE.

Kichaniie 60 rzecz tax zNykIa
maswoja Msorye zabobonna.
niejeden 2 mas, majac katar mp
,.kiichlM nieraz po kiilkadziesiatra
zy@na=d zien IA navel mu. ma
mys me-przyszIo, re to kicha1ie:
WyWoIane podrazniienlLiiem blony
Isluzonej " nosieymoze mice ja--
kies tajemnicze znaczenie.
w znaczenie to wiierzyi mas
fprzodkoWie mysmy juz ma to
"a madrzy.
DIS jeszeze,gdy kto kichnie, ~
icy mu sic zdrowia. Zwyczaj ten
lprzesen do mas " formie z1ago--
ldzonej Cd zabobon6W, pielegnowa
|nych przez rasy nizsze.
I tax Zalusi doWodza, re kto
|kichnie, jest wtedy blogos1awio--
ny, gdyz Wstapil wen duch prod
|ka, vice chWala wowczas prod
kew i prosza ich O b1ogos1aWien--
|stWo.
go u11r
49,: go 4;
ah,,a1a .aboan; .o.,l; -; rsna1
L;a:noa,1sL.a5a; aaaai; - lo1a
d:1..a,
" ~: za1a.,am a,ao
aan.nSo;5 aaLlao;a -
,r,,ah 800 da;aaks
N - n,naaaa ao+uoaaoo
La. a-rehasa !
ha.dao red m;o1,, n.e
oLo1;o Modrzoe !; g1ozof orock;
,,,sto+alos ;1;ao1 nrzaa.Naro-
azs,;an cbr,7s+,so ,n61rn ; .1,a
,,,r.;. L;dhan;o - r,oon hosLoe
4 Loszo, . szLoa,;,,,,
Forn,n,ko 3vdousk. nr7v L;oba
h,z,n;. nohroco y.
II mas nrzv k;chan;n sk}adaia
z-pczen;a. Ma zdrow;e, Pomvs,nn.
scil = lnh nodobn;e Ind nasz 10
+1m n,,nkc;o ~, moo nrzosad6w
saba 10 ma ;nna z@naczen;o odv
|s;e k;cbnie rs czco a ;nne odv Mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05

aNiechze bedzleB6gg pochWalony,,
ze ciie zachoWa przy zyciu cesze
sic nieWymoWnie, ze szczescie dis
Same poprawia moje uchybienie!
iOtoz sartWoje toWary,oskt6rych
wielkie zaWsze miaIem .sttiaraniie, i
ktorem we Wszysttklich portach u.
siloWalem handloWacc q najWiek---
sym, jaki tylko bye moze, tWym
|pozytkiem ~oddajesci je 2 zarob--
lkoWemi 2 mich pieniedzmi. VIA
Hem vice moje paki, osWiadczajac
"a to najczulsza kapitanoWi Wdle
lcznose. H
2 wyspy Salahat poplynelismy
do drugiej, ma kt6rej nabralem
|~gozdzik6W, cynamonu j innych
dc przyprawy potrzebnyeh korze
nj. Gdysmy sic tamtad oddalili,
widzielismy z6lWia na dWadzies--
cia 1okci dlugiego j tejze samej
szerokosci: widzielismy take ry-.
be podobna do krowy, majaca nile
ko i sk6re tax tWarda, re . niej
nawet robia puklerze. Widzialem.
lima znoWu rybe majaca postac i
kol6r wielblada. Naostatek pc
d1ugiej zeg}udze dosta}em sic do
Balsory, a ztamtad Wr6cilem do.
|Bagdadu, tax wiele majac boz
gactw, zem ich sam ocenic niebyl
Nv stanie. Rozda}em znowu znacz-
ne jalmuzny, i przykupi1em wiele
grunt6W do tYch, kt6rem byl pier
wei nabyl."
Syndbad z%akonczy1, W tym spo
rzecz 0 trzeciej swojej pod
|r6zzy,- poczem znowu. kazal. dac
|sto cekin6w Hindbadowi, zapra--
szajac go nazajutrz. do sluchania
|poWiesci o czwartej swej podr6--
|zy. Hindbad i inni goscie ~rozeszli:
sic gdy nazajutrz zgromadzili sic
napowr6t, Syndbad PREY koncu o.
|biadu FACIAL dalej opowiadac swo
.je przygody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
Ze Wstydu.

Mama objasnia Manius, re kto.
ma nieczyste sumienie, ten sic ru-I
miieni zaWsze. Raj Maniusia posi-
Ia do kuchni j przyggladaIa sic u
Wazniie jak Kasia piekla ges ma
CHAD, Nagle Mania wbiegla DO.
rokojui VIOLA:
- Mamusiu!!.. mamusiu, ta
.gaska musiala mice take nieczy-:
ste sumienie, DO Kasia poWiada,
re sic zaezy11a rumienice &.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-05
'sWWIIARlUSS' Wlo1ek, da go Mtega, 1918.

WA
predict p'owsiadalismy na plyty,
Ipoczelismy odpychae je Wioslami,
Postrzeglszy to olbrzymy,i uchWy
ciwszy kazdy pc ogromnym ka-.
MENU, przybiegi "a Mani mad
morze, i Wszedlszy navel do Wo-
dy ma " pol ciala, tax dobrze owe
mi kamieniami ciskali, re Wszyst-
kie inne plyty procz mojego po--
rozbijali, ludzi ma mich ratuja-
cych sic ucieczka zatopii. Co d
nieszczescia, ponieWaz mocno ro--
bilismy wioslami, oddalilismy sic
tax daleko ma morze, re mas juzi
kamieniami dosiegnac ME ,byli
wstanie.
Jak tylko Wyplynelismy ma pei
ne morze, fale poczely miotac ma
mi ma rome strony, tax dalece,
re Gala noe nastepujaca przepedzi
lismy W okrutnej niepeWnosci po-
miedzy zyciem j smiercia: lecz
nazajutrz uda}o sic nam s~zczesli-
vie przybic do jednej Wyspy, na
kt6ra wysiedlismy z wielka RADIO
scia. Znalezione tam przewybor-
ne owoce niemalo nam p%rzywroci-
Ily sil utraconych.
Mad wieczorem zasnelismy PREY
brzegu morskim; lecz szelest 2 ia
kim sic sunal waz przeehodzacy
d1ugoscia najwieksze drzewo pal
move, odrazu wszystkich przebu-
dill; byl zas tax blizko mas, re
jednego z moich sp6lzbiegow mi
mo jeki i pasowania sic kilka ra-
zy obr6cif W paszczy, wycia} g1o-
wa o ziemie i po1knaf. Uciek}em
natychmiast co tchu 2 jednym to-
warzyszem, kt6ry mi ~jeszcze byl
Ipozosta1 i lubo dosyc bylismy juz
daleko, us}yszelismy jednak wkr6
tee nowy. szelest, kt6ry nam DIAL
do zrozumienia, re ten zar}oczny
p1az wyrzuca1 z siebie kosci niesz-
czesliwego naszego towarzysza,
kt6rego pozarl. Jakoz zobaczylis-
my to nazajutrz z niewypowiedzia
mem przerazeniem! 0 Boze! zawo
la}em, ma cozesmy sic znowu wy
stawili! Radosc ozywia}a mas
wczoraj, zesmy uszli rak okrutne
go olbrzymia i wsciekfosci ba}wa-
now morskich, az OTTO dis wpada
my W ME mniej okropna niedole.
w tax trapiacych rozmysla-
mach tu}ajac sic pc wyspie, ujrze
lismy jakies- acknowledgements
CRUDE i wysokie, j przedsiewziaw-
sly ma MEM noe przepedzic, W ma
|dziei uratowania sic cd niechyb-.
Inej smierci, pozywilismy sic owo-
cami, i z nadejsciem nocy wlezlis
my II a to drzewo. Lecz ME.
d1ugo dalo nam sic slyszec sy
kanie VEGA, kt6ry tn spieszyl ku
nam ma drew i dosiegnawszy
|mojego towarzysza, kt6ry byf nj
|zej ode mnie, po}kna} 60 Cd razu:
II odszed}.
Co do mnie, pozosta}em ia drze
vie az do dnia, "a kt6rego nadej-
sciem spusci1em sic na ziemie, po-
dobniejszy do umarlego jak do zy
wego cz1owieka. w istocie ME
moglem tn oczekiwac lepszego To-
su mad ten, kt6rego doznali dwaj
moi towarzyszc.. Ma samo pony
slenie o tenn wzdryga1em sic Il
drza1em z trwogi. Juz postapi1em
byf kilka krok6w, chcac skoczyc
W morze; lecz re kazdemu zycie
jest mile, i re kazdy radby go So
bic jak najwiecej przyczynic, da-
lem odp6r takowemu p%oruszeniu
rozpaczy i spuscifem sic ma VIOLA
|Boga, kt6ra wedding swego upodo
bania rozrzadza nasze losy.
Me omieszka1em atoli nazbierac
jak najwiecej drobnych galezi,-
chrustow, nadewszystko suchego
ciernia, a wiazaniami 2 takowych
otoczyc do ko1a drzewo,na kt6rem
tax bedac obwarowany cd dolu,
mialem przynajmniej te okropna
pocieche, re niczego niezaniedby
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-31
GERMAN SYNDICATE
GETS LORRAINE MINES

Amsterdam (by mail) immense
coal and iron mines and smelling works
owned by Baron De Wendell in Lor-
raine have been sold to German syn
dictate for the normal equivalent OF
s65.000,o00 on the ground that they were
chiefly owned by French citizens. The
process by which this great property
was transferred from French to Ger
man ownership is called Compulsory
liquidation"
Baron De Wendei, reputed to be one
OF the richest men In Europe. was chief
owner of the Lorraine coal and iron
fields. His possessions in German Ior
raine have long excited the cupidity Of
the German capitalists. The potential
ore supply in this field alone has been
estimated at $1,90e0000O0
The property was divided by the Ger
mans in two groups. The iron fields
were sold to a steel combine for So
100000 marks. The smelling works
and coal mines were purchased for
2l0,0O0,0O0 marks by syndicate headed
by Councillor Vonraumer. The state
reserved the right to participation to
the extent Of 81 per cent in the pur
chase OF the properties.
The Frankfort Zeitung in reporting
the sale says the prices were reason
able" indicating that the German steel
iron and coal magnate made good bar
gains.