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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
BERLIN FOODLESS
Continued from pags !

Continued from page
part in. Tho volunteers installed them
selves in the local crcrnatory and defended
themselves obstinately.
The outcome Of tho fighting il not given
in the dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the satM-
action oi many and viii &c 70 YOU ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11

FOR SALE or hire. three teams With wae
ous and harness. Apply The Union PAY in-
Co, Market snd water streets. Telcphot 6
sNOS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
100 LArE rO CLASsIFY.

TOO LATE ~ CLAeSlF1.
FOR SALE or hire. ,hree teams With wae
ous snd harness. Apply The Union PAY ins
Co Market and Water streets. Telephotc
BLACK velvet wrap lost. silk hnlng. Nex
Years eve. Botei du pcnt. Reward y r.
turned 70 Every Evening Once.
LARGE, second-Story front room. Eel
heated southern exposure il05 Adalasi
street Phone 6567 w.
YOUNG NIAN-Nlust be bright. honest
and well recommended. Permanent pcsi-
tion and opportunity Tor advancement.
Apply SIP Eauitsblo Building
OFFICE wOMAN-As assistant 10 man
ager of large retail store. Work will ~
pleasant snd permanent. Salary about SiI
understand Office work. nling and stocs
records also ne able 20 operate typcw ritcr
Answer. stating experience. size. age. whcr
last employed. Phone SS6. Ask for NJ,
Tinsiey.
EXPERIENCED Dressmsser wants wors
oinct, III nom Z 80 1''u''s
EXPERIENCED man desires collecting =
soliciting work, from TO o'clock. Az
dress Box IL Edge Moor
NOTICE.. JOHN McELwAINE. ~
a. 4 e Cor FoSTth and p' rssnsl Ess S.rs,.a s,reS
In the First ward. 10 tbe city OF Wlmisg-
ton. county Of New Castle and state 81
ments Of the acts og the General AssenpblN
IN such case made and provided do nereby
give notice that | shall apply IN writing .
tho Court Of General sessions. %
the state OF Delaware. 10 and Tor Nc~
Castle county, on Monday. the bird
day Of March. A. u. 1919. beins the
next term of said court, for hccns for
said house as an Inn or tAV FOR II sHIo
therein Of Intoxicating liquors h les
quantities than one quart, 10 be drlls on
the premises. and the following rspeCt-
able citizens ot said ward at teaSt selse
81 whom are subs antlal treeholders said
ward. recommend the SAID applicstioi viz
Albert Z. Vaughan William X. Lyn,
\. x. Spearfs b. r. Kelley
JAY EphFaim George ". Dunfan
benjamin Berger James W. BonT
Joe Ciosc j. T.. Kennedy,
e. Goldberg Eaward \. kitstriCk
Max Teitelbaum Louis r. Ainsvth
Frank Welsh Frederick Doba
l.. Brown AndreN Aloraf
n Gross samuel hirschsn
NJ StatnekQN samuel III Rips
Joseph Lemon Thomas q CoeF
John j. Fitkpatvic3 Morris ChaiSh
William kennedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11

BLACK velvet wrap lost. SILK nnlng. Nes
Years eve Botel du Pcnt. Reward = r.
turned 70 Every Evening Othcc.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09

at looks as it is were, Nib. Kind
of barren and lonely and unpleasant
to look forward to, isn't it," He re-
covered his old self with sigh.
Gust think of me in those times /;
we're pair of domestic cripples.
Let it go IT that"
"Stolen Sweets-bitter almonds"
muttered the woman. A man can be
lonely and forget; but lonely wo-
man is the l0neliest creature on Gods
f0otStool.
"Hell! Let's forget it, Mibb. I'm
going to order drinkw
Which he did.
Over in the corner an orchestra be-
gan jazzy music for the theatre crowd
which was coming in.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09

In Which Herb Truman Comes Back,
Stays for But a Little While and
Then Goes His Way Also Around
the Bend in the Road by the
Sumachs.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09
1l1C 01ColC1 1AOA y William Dudley Policy

The Cenm about folks Vermont town like St dnbuy The
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09
FALSE teeth We pay UP 10 ss5
soOo y p ag for old Or iinks Il,

S'"o1 Farrell Hust or write for 'urtirrlars
Domestic Supply Co., DapI 81, Bins9cc3le27 a! 7.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09

to the Poor Purse Place and never
came back.
1t was the day when Herb Truman
showed up in the village.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Dec. 3.-Charters were filed
here yesterday, rs follows:
Sinclair Wyoming Oil Co, Wilmington,
Del; capital. S5.0n0,00
Wichita Homer Oil and Refining Co.
Wilmington, Del; s2,000,000.
Red Star Oil Co, Topeka, Kan
So, 100000.
Corn Derivatives Co, Omaha, Neb.
$500, 900.
CaIlumen Publishing Co, New York
City; $1,000 900.
Hazard Star Coal Corporation, viii
mington, Del; $500, 600
Beacon Oil and Gas Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
$500,000
Alladn Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington,
Del: 100000.
McDeh Oil and Gas Co. Wilmington,
Del; 100000
Anderies Oil Co, New York City;
100000
Mullins & Ready Consolidated Oil and
Gas Co, Wilmington, Del; Sl00 600
National Mining and Development Co,
Chicago, Ill; 100000.
Southern Drug CO. of America, Will
mington, Del; 100000
Home Oil and Gas Co, Mckecsport,
Pa; 100000.
Sun Steamship Co, New York City;
$50, 900.
Franklin Express and transportation
Co, Philadelphia, Pa; $4,000.
Increase in capital-Amalgamated
Leather Cos, New York City. from
$500, 600 to so, 10000 Lake Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Willys-Overland is now producing 500
cars daily, the highest point on record.
Labor troubles of that corporation have
been settled and a full force of 1900
workers IS now on the payroll.
hiidvale, Steel and Ordnance Com
pany operations have not vet been
affected to any extent by the coal short
age, ,,se,.r,;ns The company owns ITS own coal
Crude oil price advances which have
taken place recently are likely 10 re-
suit in higher prices for refined, prom
inent oil men believe.
Subsidiary oil companies of the South
ern Pacific plan extensive oil operations
in the near future. This is shown by
the transfer Of oil leases covering 5000
acres, situated in Eastland county, Tex,
and 20OO acres in Comanche county, by
the Rio Bravo Oil Company of Texas
TO the Associated Oil Company Of Cali
foTnia
Talk was heard today Of another
extra dividend on. International Mer-
camille Marine preferred 70 reduce the
back payments. There is still 81 per
cent due on these shares. Last May
there was an extra dividend of Is per
cent and another Of per cent paid
on November l.
Iron Age says: The coal shortage is
shutting off IRON and steel production in
\ number Of districts and the industry
VIII soon face serious curtailment un-
less coal outputs can be materially in
creased
The automobile manufacturers as
whole are fairly well supplied with coal
and they do not feel that there IS any
immediate danger Of shutdowns. accord
ing 10 reports
Seven firms controlling German dye
industry prepare 10 merge into corpora
ton with capital Of 900 0oO.OG0 marks.
according to copyright cable % New York
Times. Trust which is being formed 70
keep out foreign influence, will also engage
Id nitrate industry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
DEATHS.

BCRToN-In this city. on December ?.
1919 Rosanna NJ. wife of the tate Rich
ard Burton. Jr.. aged 20 years.
Relatives friends and Naomi Retoekah
Locge. No .. o. Q. F.. are invited 70 at
Tend the funeral services at the residence
of ber son. Edmund O. Burton. 3O4 West
Twenty-second street. on Friday after
noon. December 3. AT $50 O'Clock. Inter
rnent al Riverview cemetery.
SCHREYLER-On December Z. 1919.
Mary Rosalie. wife of the late Claude H
Schreyler.
Friends may view the remains at the
funeral parlors Of Chandler H Gebhart.
New Castle. Friday evening. December 5.
from 10 9 O'Clock Funeral services and
interrnent l. L. Church near Lynch Md
on saturday morning at 1890 o clock with
out further notice.
VANDOME-In This city. on February L.
1919. Norman J.. Tancome Removal of
body from vault of Wilmington and
Brand ywine cemetery 70 Laurel. Del
Relatives and friends and members of
" Washington Lodge Of Philadelphia A r
& a. NJ who will have charge Of the
funeral are invited attend the services
a. Laurel cemetery upon the arrival of
rain leaving Wilmington a. I0.46 a m
Peuns ylVania station, oD Sunday morning
December :. Interncnt 81 Laurel Cemeter T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
STOCK MARKET HAS
BULL|SH TONE
Pierce Arrow and Kelly Spring
field Develop Some Unusual
Strength.

The market continued its buliish
tendencies today. Stocks opened up IN
good shape, and there we're many rumors
lying about relative to proposed booms
that pools were figuring on putting
through.
Among the rumors was one that con-
nected Pierce Arrow with n certain effort
10 boost the stock. But it was not pos
sible TO trace this rumor down from this
city.
In the market Pierce Arrow, which
closed at ~, went up TO so In the early
hours.
Columbia Graphophone was holding
its own, opening at the closing figure of
67 and then going one point better.
General Motors had the usual specula-
tive boost It closed at 333 and opened
at $50. and at one time got up to 339..
Southern Pacific was active, ranging
between 94 and 50.
Studebaker had number OF sales ut
between los and loo.
White Motors maintained its standing,
ranging from 65 to 67.
Kelly Springfield had one of the biggest
advances Of the day, lcaping from 1870, the
closing figure, 10 l35 during the opening
hours
While there was continuation OF the
OntipliStlc feeling among investors, today,
vet conservative watchers were not crowd
ing out Others in their cndeavors to invest.
All ewes appear to be turned on Washing
ton and the outcome of national questions
are awaited with more than usual in
tercst. The action of the government rela-
tive 10 the Mexican situation may have
very important bearing and effect on
? he y,,0rf-pt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
STOCKS MAKE ADVANCE
OF TWO TO SIX POINTS
Motors and Oils, Shippings, Tobac-
COS, Textiles and Food Shares
Lead Exchange Transactions.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, (Wall Street. 1910 g. M
Dec. Few changes of more than minor
Importance occurred Mt the irregular
opening of todays stock market. Gains
outnumbered recessions, shippings, oils
and coppers showing most activity.
Rails were under moderate pressure on
further curtailment of transportation
facilities due to fuel restrictions.
The increasing scarcity of certain
speculative issues, notably motors and
their specialties, caused further short
covering in those stocks, which advanced
l to 4 points within the first half hour.
MONA moderate rally in foreign OK
change, easier money tendencies over the
weekend and sharp recovery in Liberty
bonds offset the pessimism created by the
coal strike and the Mexican situation.
Extreme advances during the morning
of to points in the leading motors and
oils and | to A points in shippings, to-
baccos, textiles and food shares were ac-
cepted with additional signs of an over
extended short interest.
Rails and feathers were the only back
ward shares, Hide and Leather preferred
losing 5 points.
Call loans opened st 6 per cent, in
terror banks making free offerings with
local institutions at that rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

do western choice .3sa.40; roasting chick
eDs, western .27a.34; western milk fed
chickens, as to size and quality 32a.5f !;
turkeys nearby 46a47; do fair to good
43a.45; ives TEN fancy .f5a.46; do fair TO
good .40a. %; gccse western -2sa30.
Tallow, quiet; prime city, loose, i6a
16L; do special, loose, i6al62f; prime
country, 154; edible in tierces, ls1za19
Bran, firrner; soft winter bran, western
in 100 pound sacks. AZ 00a4 100 per ton;
spring bran in 100-pound sacks, 46.00a
4j5O
Flour, quiet, steady; soft winter straight
western, 1000al0J0; do, do nearby, 0.6ja
1000; hard winter straight, l200aI2.50
do, short patent, I3.00al3.50; spring,
first clear, 9.75a1025; do patent, is. 00a
400; do short patent, l4.00al4.j0; fancy
spring and city mills, patent, family
brand, 14.50al500
Potatoes, higher; nearby, No. l, per
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec. 4.-Corn. higher: No.
2 yellow on spot, l.70a1 70.
Oats higher: No. | white, s 7aS813; No.
2 white, 81 l9aS !: No. 3 white, 8 12aS7.
Butter, lower: western creamery, extra,
1910 nearby prints, fancy, Sla83.
Cheese, firm New Y ork and Wisconsin,
full milk, 81 I3a33
Eggs, higher; nearby firsts. $3.50 per
case; do current, 25.20; western extra
firsts 25.s o. do firsts, 24.30a2j 20; fancy
selected, packed, a0Sc per dozen.
Live poultry. lower; fowls, as to quality,
2fa32; chickens, as to quality, 23a27:
roesters. 2la22: ducks, Pekin, 32a34; do
Indian runner, 2S.30. do Muscovy, 24a26,
turkeys, 36a3S: geese, 25a26.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls fresh killed,
choice to fancy, 33a.36; do small size
pa. 80; roosters. 24; spring ducks near
by d0a.41. do western .38a.40; broiling
Jersey Aba Is; do other nearby .35a45;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Cigar Company, quarterly of
IL per cent on preferred, payable jan
uary ..
American Tobacco Company, quarterly
Of y per cent on preferred, payable
January ,.
American Smelters Securities Company
quarterly OF l5 per cent on preferred \
snd IL per cent on preferred V, payable
january ,
Associated Oil Company, quarterly of
ll2 per cent, payable January Is
Beaver Board Companies, quarterly
Of 81 a share on common and I Il per cent
on preferred, payable December 20.
Chandler Motor Car Company, quar-
terly Of , per cent, PAYABLE January ?.
Electric Storage Battery Company,
quarterly Of , y per cent on common and
preferred, payable January ?
G. ". Helme Compsny, quarterly Of
212 per cent snd extra OF I per cent on
common, also Ia per cent on preferred,
payable January ?.
of 5 per cent on preferred, payable
January ,
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company,
qua terly Of 2 = per cent on preferred nd
IL Per cent on common, payable JAN
nary ,.
Manhattan Electrical Supply Company
quarterly OF per cent on common and
Isl per cent on preferred, payable
December 81
P. Lorrlsrd Company, quarterly Of 3
per cent on common and ia per cent on
preferred, payable January ?.
Penn Water and Power Company,
quarterly Of IL per cent on common,
PAYABLE January ?.
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line
Company quarterly OF IS 3 share, pay
able December 81
Weyman Bruton Company, qusrterly OF
215 per cent on common and q per cent
on preferred, PAYABLE January /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

Every Evenings classified advertise
nents bring results. Proved by the satis-
action of many and viii be TO you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
BRITISH EXCHANGE HIGHER.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, Dec. 4.-British exchange
rallied at the opening of the market today.
Demand sterling was quoted at SO 81 II i,
or 313 cents above yesterdays close
Francs and lire also were slightly higher
the former opening at 1881 to the dollar
and the latter at 1852.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

basket, g0ai 10; do, lower grades, 4OaG5;
Pcnna, No I, l00-pound sacks, Z.Goss-
800; New York and Maryland, per 100
lbs, 2.00a2 50; Jersey, No. ], per basket,
GOAL 10; lower grades, 40aG5.
Hay, steady; timothy, No. I, 53.00a
34.O0; do No 2, 30O0a3l 90; do No. .,
27.00a28O0; clover mixed hay, light
mixed, 3000a31 %; No j, mixed. n 0Oa
~ 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
STRIKE HALTs SUGAR SHIPMENT

BY Associated Press n Every Evening
San Juan, p. r., Dec. 3.--Au trains
opcrated by the American railroad we're
stopped today by a strike involving train
men, shoprnen and stationmen, Who dr.
mand wage increases up n fifty per cent
Sugar grinding, which viii begin this
week. will be seriously interrupted unlee
a settlement - reached.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

Refining Co, Kansas City, Mo, $4,000
600 to $4,000, 600; Achilles Rubber and
Tire Co, Binghamton, N. Y, sl,000,000
to 81, 900, 900; Bagby Il Co, Kansas City,
Mo. $25, 900 to 100000.
Change of name of Niagara Soap Cor
poration Buffalo, N. Y, TO Frontier Soap
Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
SECURITY TRUST DIVIDEND.

The board Of directors OF Security
Trust and safe Deposit Company, at
It's regular meeting yesterday, declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of 3 per
cent on the capital stock payable 70
stockholders December 81, 1919. and also
IN extra dividend OF 8 per cent payable
at the same time 10 the stockholders,
making total dividend paid for the year
II Il nor carIF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

Let's Go, Where To Ye Old Country
Far. gwen by Fairfax Lodge. No. 5,
/. o. o. f.. Odd Fellows Building, Tenth
and King streets, November 29th TO
December 9th inc.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
EnP PEOT

HYATTS DESERT FIELD CAMP. Cactus, Paradise Valley, Arizona. (Dry desert), summer rates, furnished cot tages for light housekeeping, or dining room-one or three meals a day, table supplied with the best market affords. Remember, "one summer in desert is worth two winters. Practical nurse at any hour. Stage in front of Phoenix Bakery, 10 a. m. adily. Established 1914. If
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for results-read for profit
 A , ROOM, with sleeping porches. house nicely furnished 129 N. 9th Ave. Price $40 per month, no small children; no sick. Inquire Ford's Stores, 220 E. Wash. Phone 1776. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
FARMING

is a business - good farming pays. A good farmer looks to quality when in the market for equipment whether it is a blow or tractor-be- cause experience has taught him that it pays In dollars and cents.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-6-room house. fur nished; can be made into two apart ments; cool place on car line. 1929 W. Adams dm
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
Jordan & Grace

IS W. Adams St. ak | FOR SALE-For price of lumber only Small house 12x14. Suitable for cotton pickers or storage Easily moved. $5 down. Comeback road and Arizona canal 1216 East Pierce St. Phone s754. al
 houses, 1 brick double and ? pebble dash on two lots, N. 9th Ave. s10,000 unfurnished, s11,000 furnished. Rent for s160.00 per month. s6,500.00 5 years, balance E cash and SO and 120 days time. Interest S9o. I have no time to attend them. Don't bother me unless you mean business. Great bargain
 Geo. o. Ford 220 E Wash. St Phone sz1 . A <s -~i.ssrr rsss.a.. ss.,s <.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
Jefferson Street Auction House

SATURDAY 26th. 1880 P. M FIRST AVE. AND JEFFERSON ST. Auction of furniture and household goods, dressers, beds, rockers. dining chairs, leather rocker kitchen safe, oil stove, wood stove, ice box, 100 pd. capacity refrigerator, dishes, in fact anything you may think of, the yard is overf1owing.
 Flyers and hens are listed with us to sell Saturday, several head of horses both work horses and driving stock.
 Wage ms, buggies, harness and farm implements. List your goods with US, can haldle anything you wish to sel, and give satisfaction. Phone 3093
 COL JOE MASONER, 1Auctioneer
 H. w. STUMPF, Clerk dm
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-11
OPPOSE UNIONS
OWNERSHIP PLAN
FOR RAILROADS

Seattle Wash. Aug. 1O.-Announce
ment that a $2,5OO,O00 home for the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States would be erected in Washington
j. G.. issuance of statement opposing
the labor union plan for ownership of
the railroads: and selection of Atlantic
City, as the 1920. meeting PLACE, marked
yesterdays executive session Of the ma
tional chambers directors here
The directors also selected man to
be national vice president for the paei-
fic northwest district but did not an
nounce his name pending his accept
ance.
Demands Of the railroad labor unions,
said the statement issued, Constitute a
definite program for government owner
ship" and "the overwhelming trend of
sentiment thruout the United States is
opposed to government ownership"
Such ownership it was pointed out
would increase the public debt $50, ,0OO,-
100000 severely strain the credit of
the nation and depress the value Of the
Liberty and Victory bonds held by mil
lions of people,
Government ownership, characterized
as disastrous wherever tried. would re-
tard development of the railroads and
throw the lines in politics. the state
ment added.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-11

Washington, Aug 10.-Attorney Gen
eral Palmer started out today to ascer-
tain how much Of the high cost Of living
is due to excessive profits by retailers.
In a telegram to all state food ad-
ministrators who worked with Admin
istrator Hoover during the war, the at
torney general requested the appoint
ment of fair price committee IN each
county to investigate what is being
charged for retail necessities and II in
excess of what the committee considers
just to publish list of fair prices for
the guidance of the public.
This is the extra legal means OF reach
ing profiteering which Mr.. Palmer re
Gently Indicated WAS under consldera-
tion. He has frankly admitted from the
start that there was no means to pro
secute directly q man guilty of eNtor
ton on prices. Retailers who are goug-
ing the ultimate consumer will have 10
be disciplined by public sentiment which
officials have no doubt is sufficiently
alert to the situation now to act vigor
ously. Hoarders can be reached thru the
war time food laws or the Sherman act,
and Mr. Palmer requested the state food
administrators to transmit to him any
evidence of boarding or other violations
of the law which they might encounter
in their work, with the promise that the
government would act promptly.
"There is Il pressing necessity for the
restoration of normal conditions" Mr..
Palmer's telegram said, requesting the
men who did such effective work during
the war to take up the burden again
They were asked to serve without conf
pensation, the attorney general believing
the public service can be performed now
is as important as when the country was
engaged in hcstilities. and that no pa
triotc citizen will refuse the call ta
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-11
RUMANLAN ARMY
SULLEN BECAUSE
OF WITHDRAWAL
Temper Of Troops Bodies
Ill Is Fear IN Buda-
pest.

Berlin. Aug. 10.-tBy the Associated
Press) THE retirement from Budapest
OF the Rumanlan army. owing TO pres
sure from the entente is probable. but
it will be a sullen withdrawal. boding no
good feature, according to dispatches
from the Hugarian capital A big
national Hungarian army is planned 10
keep order after the Rumanians leave.
The Rumanians are known to be dis
gruntled and angry ut the Hungarians.
the Austrians and the entente. but they
are not alone in this state Of mind, for
sharp differences Of opinion already are
manifesting themselves among the
Hungarians, Austrians and representa-
tjves Of the entente. Even the Czechs in
far off Prague are baking.
The Tageblatt's special correspondent
in Budapest describes the Hungarian
generals as returning to their gold crest
ed uniforms and says the old militarisn.
is springing UP around the Paladin.
Archduke Josephs advisor, Count
Stefan Bethlen, in an interview says the
correspondent, has declared again that
the new government will be composed
of representatives of all classes--work-
men. bourgeoisie and agriculturists-
and that the future cabinet will restore
order. The correspondent adds that
Count Bethlen still fails to answer
directly the questions whether there
will be amnesty, preferring to pass the
to the new government.
The Punta premier, Stephen Friedrich,
has issued proclamation to the Buda-
pest population, urging it not to use the
developments of the situation against
the general good Of the country