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The sun., 1919-03-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Chicago Stock Exchange governors
have added to the regular list 1000 ad :
dittonal Calumet and South Chicago 6rst
IS, maktng total issued and outstanding,
sb.293.ooo.
At meeting OF stockholders OF the
Hudson OIL Company the capital stock wa a
Increased from loo, 900 shares TO bOo. 600
shares. A. subsequent meeting Of the
of record on March 20 tho right 10 cub
scribe up TO April 10 for two shares OF
stock for every share held. "
holders OF the citiss Service Company on
April : at Doyer. Del. the QUESTION OF
amending the cbmpanys certificate OF IN
corporation to provide for increase Of its
authorized capital stock from $3.50, ooo, 900
seoc nno 900 TO be divided into also, Ooo, :
viii be voted on. 1880
AZ 3 smishers A Co snd EastmAn.
o. 81 Louis announcs that ths block IL
stssh q shs M a nsallas COMPANY
The sun., 1919-03-21
HINES HAS PLAN TO
FINANCE RAILROADS
VIII Issue Certificates Up to
S70,000,O00 to Last Until
Congress Meets.
Special DespatcA 10 TIE Sur.

WASHINGTON, March S0.---Plans to
finance the railroads over the period to
the next session Of Congress are rapidly
maturing. Director-Generai Hines an
nounced tonight that certificates Of in
debtedncss to the extent of $4,000, 900
would be issued by the Railroad Ad-
ministration to the railroad corporations
to meet interest and dividend require
ments up to April /. He announced at
the same time that the War Finance
Corporation was prepared to accept the
certificates as security in making cash
advances TO the railroads.
The announcement followed a confer
ence to-day between the Director-Gen-
eral and the committee representing the
railroad executives. The issue of certifi-
Gates will care for all OF the corporate
needs for funds due to the corporations
from the administration.
Plans Tor financing amounts due from
the railroad companies to the equipment
companies are under consideration and,
II IL stated, will be announced in O few
days.
To meet the demands coming from
the railroad corporations the War FL
nance Corporation IL considering the
noatation of bond issue OF 100000
600. Under the law II has the power
to Issue bonds and sell them below par
II necessary to meet demands in case
the original capital of the corporation
100000. 0o0--is insufficient. The original
capital Of the corporation has been con-
siderably brought down by recent ad-
vances. Securities held by the corpora
ton for advances made will be used
as security for bonds to be issued.
The interest rate contemplated 10 ~
Per cent. on bonds sold at par. The bonds
are to be OF short terms and sold pr,-
vately to banks and big business in
terests that the holdings may not In
terfere with the Victory Loan.
The bonds would be exempt from all
taxes, except estate. Inheritance, excess
profits. war profits and surfaces, and In
terest on $4,000 owned by a single in
terest would be entirely tax exempt.
Governors of the reserve banks, menu
bers OF the executive committee of the
Federal Reserve Board advisory council,
began conference to-day with mem
bers OF the Federal Reserve Board on
the financial problems OF the transition
period Chairman-elect Plat of the
House Banking and Currency Commit
tee and Chairman owen OF the Senate
Banking Committee attended the con-
ference. The meeting will last several
days and will give consideration TO nee
essary financing Of the administration.
The sun., 1919-03-21
German hank Statement,

BERLIN, via London. March 20.-,rhe
statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows the following changes: To-
tai coin and bullion decreased 1877, 1000
marks: gold decrea sed 1891 900 marks !;
treasury notes Increased s6,169, 900
marks: notes of other banks increased
l3l. 900 marks: bills discounted de-
creased S33,Sl9,000 marks; advances
increased 100000 marks; Investments
increased $4,000 marks; other securi-
ties decreased 149.9ss. 900 marks: notes
in circulation increased 1876, 900
marks deposits decreased $4,000, 900
marks; other liabilities decreased no.
079. 900 marks; total gold holdinRA
22A4,327, 900 marlIA
The sun., 1919-03-21
FARM LOANS $14,7s9, 800.
Federal Land BANKS borrowers
Are 4,2Os in United states.

WARRINGTON, March 2o.--Losns total
ling approximately s14,7es,s00 were
made TO 4,20e farmers throughout tho
United states by the Federal land banks
on long time first mortgages In Febru-
airy, according to a monthly statement OF
the Farm Loan Board given out to-day
The Federal Land Bank OF Omaha led
In amount of loans closed with $685.
400. Other banks closed loans as fol-
lows: st Louis, s2,o55.s55: Houston.
sl,s6s.213; St Paul, s1,506,6 Spo-
kane. sl.251.72o Wichita, s1.019.s00;
Louisville. $7b7,3o0; New Orleans. s7s5,-
500; Columbia. S. c.. s505.500; Berke-
ley. s473,S0o; Baltimore, t3S6.s00.
The total amount of loans closed since
the establishment OF the banks was
s1s2.s97.964 on March 1, distributed
among 1884 borrowers. Altogether
i7s,7SS have applied for loans asgregat-
ing t<71,<55,ae2.
The sun., 1919-03-21
Bank of England statement.

LONDON. March 2o-The weekly state
ment of the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve In
creased ISL .oo0 circulation increased
T9S.000; bullion Increased f979,656 :;
other securities decreased f2,7Se, 900 :;
public deposits increased f2.Sb7,OOO !;
other deposits decreased 100000 :;
notes reserve increased f11S,o0o; Gov
eminent securities Increased fl,S7e,00
The proportion OF the banks reserve TO
liability this week 10 1890 per cent
Last week 1t was 1881 per cent Rate
OF discount, per cent.
The sun., 1919-03-21
CANADIAN PACIFIC
BALANCE DECLINES
Report for 1918 Shows Total
Of 31,759,649 Against
$44,581,492 in 1917.

The Bank Of Montreal yesterday re-
ceived by telegraph from Montreal the
salient features OF tho Canadian Pacific
Railways income account for 1918. The
report showed balance for dividends,
including the special income account,
amounting to s81,75s.649. against S44.-
b61,4s2 In 1917, and thus decreasing
$l2s01.S43.
Deducting preferred dividends OF
s3,227.277, the 1918 balance was equal
to approximately IL per cent on the
outstanding 100000 OF ordinary
stock. against 1890 per cent. in 1917.
The surplus, after dividends, for 1913
was s2.203.621. against S12.42o.s15 IN
1917.
Gross earnings Of s157,537.sos were
the largest in the company's history. ex-
ceeding the record year 1917 by s5.14s,-
363. Operating expenses in 1917 rose
N71s1.ss9. making the loss in net earn
ings about s12,oo0.oo0.
The despatch from Montreal gave the
following figures OF the Canadian Pa
cino report for 1918 and 1917.
The sun., 1919-03-21
Founded 1903
The Merchants National Bank
Of the City Of New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .
Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above Bank will be held at Its Offices, ~
Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan. Now
York City. March 81. 1919, at 1900 o'clock
Noon, for the purpose of acting upon
proportions to alter tho par value OF the
capital stock from $50 Der share to 500
per share; 70 increase the capital stock
shares. each of the par value ~s $50. to
5000. 900. to be represented by 10000
elect three directors 20 nIi vacancies in the
Board: and to transact such other busi>
ness as may come before tho meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
o. X. PAINTER, Cashier,
Dated. New York. February 2Bth. 1914
The sun., 1919-03-21
LIAM COFFEE STATISTICS.
METAL MARKET.

There Is no change In the copper mar
ket. Some moderate sales have been
made by the small dealers az l4K cents a
pound. the quotation being made by all
sellers Of that class. Leading agencies
are still quoting IL cents a pound, de-
livered. or IAN cents a pound T. o. b.
New York. and have taken limited con-
tracts from consumers. although the aR-
gregate OF the business placed with all
dealers is practically insignificant.
The sun., 1919-03-21

Wheat, 26e2O5 bu,: pork. 81 bbls {.
beef. 81 bhls. hams. 2.o5320o lbs.
lard. 8.oo5,9 800 lbs feed 500 900 lbs. !:
lubricating Oil. 1850 gals. corn, 1900
bu.; oats, 1850 bu, ; beef, 6l tcs, ba-
cons. S,l5S,925 lbs -four. 34.93s sacks:
hay. 200 bales butter. $500 lbs.
The sun., 1919-03-21

covered that cotton had been received
here from New York to- be rendered on
March contracts. Old contracts closed
at net decline Of IS to 20 points. New
contracts closed unchanged to 10 points
down. compared with the last prices of
yesterday. Old: March, 25.7oc May.
2s.s5c. July. 22s5c. October, 20.75c. :;
December. 2o.27c. New: May, 2A.44c. !;
July. 22.s6c-; October. 21.05c; Deem
Der. 2o.77c, Spot steady and unchanged
Middling, 27.50c.
The sun., 1919-03-21
Sues U. s. for Payment for OIL

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The At
lantic Refining Company to-day entsred
suit In the Federal Court here against
the Government for s2.1ss.262 alleged
to be due for fuel oil furnished to the
navy. The company claims compensa-
tion on the basis Of war prices charged
for its product. while Secretary Daniels
settled at low rate iixed by President
Wilson.
The sun., 1919-03-21
NEW STYLE,
COTTON STATISTICS.


New ORLEANS, March 20--While the
Census Bureau report on total ginning
for this last season caused a higher mar
ket for cotton in the early trading to-
day, slumps came later when II was dis
The sun., 1919-03-21

Coffee Cahlas-Rio was UNCHANGED AZ Iir7J
for No. 7. Exchange l.s2d. higher at i3 b-i6d
Receipts eooo bags and stock ga 900 bags
In Santos no quotations were given on ac
count of n holiday Receipts were 10 600
bsEs and stock 5, 81: 900 bags. Receipts at the
ports were 600 bags. against p 900 last
Yehr end TOn two yeare ago. Sac Pauo
dAhy 1900. against 1900 and 1000 bags re-
spectlvely. Cleared from Rio March 10 & 900
bags for New York, Wv
The sun., 1919-03-21

CORN-The market was active and after
showing sharp early decline prices rallied
and at the close ranged from L. net
lower for March to Nc. higher for May
In the local cash market No, 2 yellow and
No. 2 white were quoted at sl.7th c. and
I. New York
OArs-Ths market showed a nrm un-
dertons. The local cash market was
nrmer, standard quoted at rs to fbhc;
No . white, 75ite. TO 76c No. 5 white, rs
TO 76hc.: No. I white, 7th to T5c.; fancy
clipped white. 7eHc: ordinary clipped
white. 10 to Toe. all nominal, elevator.
RYE-Market strong on export demand
No. 2 Western, $3.50 c. and T. New York.
BARI EY-Markst firm. Feeding 81 os
TO tl.0F; mailing. H.lo to $40, c, and {.
New York.
RECOMMENDATIONS steady. Sound
milling, $3.50 c. and g. New York.
HAY-Market steady. No. /, 3l05 to
$40; No. :. tl.tS to r.eo; No. 3. sl.4O to
,l.BO.
sTRAw-Market steady. No. rye 81
n
The sun., 1919-03-21
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

IOST-On or about March I. Pass Book
of the Chatham and PheniS National Bank.
No. E-l690, I'm the name Of MRS. JENNIE
L1SSAUER. All persons are warned against
receiving said book for value.
The sun., 1919-03-21
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

on CRY, March 20.-Credlt. bal
snces, 81 runs l4l,s29; average. So
05T shipments, &2,959; average, 47,+S3.
The sun., 1919-03-21
CITY INVESTING COMPANY,
165 Broadway.

New York, March 10th, de1S.
Tho board OF Directors have declared .
quarterly dividend OF ono and three-Quar-
ters per cent. upon the preferred stock of
This Company, payable at its ONCE on
April /. 1919, to holders Of preferred stock
of record on the books OF the Company at
the close OF business on March Attn. 1919.
@. E GI-NTHER SecrAtarY
The sun., 1919-03-21
DIVIDEND AND INTEREST.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
20 broadway.

New York, March 20. 1s1s.
Tho Board OF Directors have this day
declared Quarterly Dividend OF -Four
per cent. on the Capital Stock OF this
Company, payable March 3lst. 1919. to
of record ut the close of
business March 81, 1919.
The Transfer Books viii not close.
L, w WIGGIN Secretary
The sun., 1919-03-21
sEAB0ARD NATIONAL BANK.

New York, March 20. 1919
The Board Of Directors has declared tho
regular quarterly dividend OF Three tS
per cent. payable on April I. 1919, to
stockholders Of record on March 25. 1919.
q. II. MARFIEID, Caahier
The sun., 1919-03-21
TO THE HOLDERS OF
MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANX,
LTD, OF DELAWARE.

BfSt Lien and kefunding sinking funu
Gold Bonds, dated October !, 1e11s
Series a." 'B" and &C."
Notice Is hereby given. as provided IN
Article v. of the Deed OF Trust dated ooto-
Der l. 1911. made BY the Mexican Pstro-
leum Company. Ltd. Of Delaware. to the
Standard Trust Company of New York.
Trustee, Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York. Trustee. successor, that all Of the
above bonds now outstanding have been
called for redemption by the Sinking Fund,
and will be paid on and after April l. 1919,
at one hundred and nve per cent. uoSFC
OF par and accrued interest. upon presenta-
tion at the Trust Department of the under.
signed. lto Broadway. New York City.
After April 1, 1919. interest on these bonds
will cease. Bonds should have coupons
due April I. 1919, and subsequent attached.
Bonds also may be presented for pay.
ment at tho Office Of tho undersigned. %
Lombard Street. London. r. C., England
The privilege of converting the above bonds
into stock of the Company ceases on March
2. 1919.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK
BY CHARLES II. sABIN. President.
Dated. January as 1919
The sun., 1919-03-21
THE MORTGAGE BOND COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

tNU' % I1IUVIIy SoIIteI' wv IUTK,
March 20, 1919.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF one
and three-quarters per cent. OK 50 upon
tho capital stock, payable Monday, March
81. 1919. to stockholders OF record March
20. 1919.
The sun., 1919-03-21

The Board OF Directors in monthly meet
ing held on March 10. 1919. declared an
extra dividend OF ono and one-half IN)
per cent on tho capital stock of the COM
pany, payable March 81, 1919, to stock
holders OF record on that date.
The sun., 1919-03-21
J. HVNRY MERTON, TreaHurer.


MANNINU, MANWEIII MUUHE, INC.
The Board OF Directors in monthly meet
ing held March 10, 1919 declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
half (1h) per cent. on the capital stock
OF the company, payable March 81. 1919,
to stockholders OF record on that date.
GEO d RRANSTON Treaamrsr
The sun., 1919-03-21

ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-08
Swain Giuen Two
Years; Sentence
Then Suspended

Lafayette Swain. who was in
dic,ed BY tho grand jury lass week
90 a charge Of forgery was found
guilty In the criminal district court
yesterday Afternoon and 1iven
sentence a two years, which was
suspended ~ Judge Walter 8. u.
mon 10 Is alleged 20 have forged
a. amount totalhno ti8325
Juan Naieaqucz charged with
false swearing. was found guilty
and sentenced fof two ycafs This
sentence was also suspended by
tie court
Miguel sepulvodo who wan
charged with violation 90 the pro
hhi'Qn las, ~as found uuity and
gwen suspended sentence % one
year.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-08

- Bingham icft sunday morn
HH o. HIuWnWoNl Hhen DO vtlt ~
iiirn fho Initiation af hie s0n Noh..f
Infn tHr rfHsa ~ OBJ. NHHhU ~ rtfn-
From 'hr N nneh m uiH 81
NIAlat raII IN lH H.nI
wDHrnN uf fhl DNo.u'tr hHld nf fhr
fNfHtN DrnhHn HnmU
Troop % the Boy Scouts win take
hIlt ffilaF et,nInr fNr NuafI0u
.t.nN rn'n nt. th0 Afm NHr hutrf
$50 boys whN Wish lu rn Hfr n.h.H to
mtr' W fr C0nu cat Hardware
company ffuIr uriH.N fhNi .s0n
rn 1HD $500 eturn lnHHf nn.Ofn.E
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fIDnI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Observation-Disclosures GeTebe
in Sr0mPrcict, ,,octrcits
licp Hurcl,0cSabrt."

9ariS, I5n Der iron3oftiden
9eputirten~6anncr tmu es III leo
boiten Gebatteu 0orii6er, 6uB bic
irou5oliibe JtcgierumR &iic60fe fin
Mes lno Strabburg eruauute.
Der Ib9eor0nete 0entoiBie mari
Der Hegieruug Dor, iid IN irofftcteI-
len otplonotiihen 8ertebr NIT Dem
8otican eiugeIoiien ln6 Gegeu cas-
@eie3 betreiiS lreuniuug BON sir6e
uno Staat UeritoBeu 3u bobeu.
Dltntiter 0e5 2taBern @ihon er.
pi0erte I'M Rumen Der Reaierultq.
Die BoIitif Der Regteruug In oieGeur
Safe lei 0ie, 6osGoncor0ot in GIioB.
2otbringen aufredt 3u erbalten,
mdbren0 I'M iibridcn Bronfrcih ,0ie
Grenmluq non Stoat lm0 aird)e qe.
ttcuIth 0urdgciiibrt iuer0e". gr
ii9te biupL oic @iihofe fir 02es
un6 SlraB6urg icieu ernannt nor.
Sen, neil Die cSciihicGen aar 6ci0eu
0i5}cicn oia picle 9cmeli2 aeun0.
idoitIidcr @ciinmn8 5rrafrcid,
1eQcniibcr Qc9e6el tjtten oarrm
eriuhtcn, oaG Die oeuti4w 9iidofe
0urh iroB6iji1c erictt mitr6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
1pilISn bcimteetcbrt.

9eu YUrf. - 9edh ucbr ais Z.
monatiger 2lbpeienbeit inn 9luslnnoe
lit FrGi. @iIion am GinStag mad
Sen &er. Staaten 5uriifgetebrt.
@ier5ig ShLo6rihiFie, 3eritorer,
EouhbootiaQer. 9leropIane uuo ein
2enfballon biI0cteu elm impoiontes
G5eIcite uu0 e5cortirten 6cn George
99aibingtou" bis uoh ieiuer @eritt
in &obofen. 0urd) &eiheu pon blIc.
rdbrufcn0en Shulfinoern mtr0e ser
Qr0ijOeut Hnb ieiucr 2onoung bort
mad eiuem SpeciaIi0br6oot qcbrndlt,
ooS i'm mad 9}em Nort ilberiiJhrte,
9augiom muroc er BORT 0urd Ole NIT
blm0erttaltieu0eu pou 2eltteu einges
i1unteu Srabeu Uad] Der Carnegie
SaIle geiabren no er cine Reoe
belt, in ser er hallpti1dIih 0ie Or
ruugenidaiteu Ser 9lmepicorer III
europa oerherrlidlte. Gntlang Ser
Qan3eu Tabrt um0 in Ser joaGIe tu1tr.
Be Ser Rrdii0eut ititrmiid begriiBt.
Strictc &oriidt@moBnobmen pa.
rem u icincm Sdnlbc getroficu. Die
StrdBcn nitr0eu iharf obpntrouiI-
lirt. N}otorfohrer QeIeiteten ben Bro
iiocnten 0urh Grtppeu, ste, 6os &C.
uchr pr0ielttiren0, I @Iofs meit an
ser 7. @peuue Spolicr biIoeteu NM
.BolbiItcu ur0 @ebeinbcorntc befau.
Sen iih oui 9Gheri lm6 or6erer
berporroqen0eu @incten entlana Scr
Bdraoerortc.
Rad ser 9le0e in ser Carnegie
Safe flthr ser Grdiioent nit ieiuer
9egIcitma uat I2aibington ob.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13

- 8ei elmer Grploiion IN elmer
Brube Ser Nod 258lano G0aI So. 81
Mc2Iiiter, Cfla., fonoen % 8ergor.
better ibren lO6.
- Der befantte SdDei3er iSIic-
ger Oscar @i6er nuroe bel cinem
9(bItr3 aus 5000 SUB 8obe nabe
3urih getobtet.
7urd cine grpLoiion oon
Gpnanlit nor Dem 3ublmeiiter-8ll-
reou Der 9lnoconoa Gopher 0tining
60. in Butte, Wont, ipur0en oieie&
uno an6ere @eb0uoe I'M 6er8en Der
5toot 6eId)1bigt. 9rei Der 3bot Ser
oGhtige iin0 in Salt.
3pei Gage lang itodte in
Glepclono Der StraBenbobnuerfebr
inioIge zines Strelfs Der Motorleutc
ii. Gonouctellre, oie cine 2obnerbob-
umg bon 12 Gts. per Stunoc ior0er-
ten. Shie68gerid)t1if)e 5hIi6tlna
puroe id)IieBIi1 pereinbort.
- 3mei 9erionen fpuroen get00'
tet uno gegen 40 an0ere oerleet, oIS
eir furhtborer Sturn iiber Mc-
8regor, e. g., uno l1mgeblmg tob-
te. 25n Mc@reeor pur0e tbntiddIidI
jeoes 8ebdu6e beihdot9t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13

Die 90 Sabre olte G6itb Del.
mein un0 Der 2i Sabre oIte ,8D.
9o6norfonp ertranfen in G6icneo,
oI8 Elm 2luto ourdJ Die geoifnete
Itocriep 2tDe Bride in benGbicago.
6IB itiir3te.
- 9tug1tIto 9. 9eqttia pur6e sum
prooiioriidpn Br0ii6enten BON Ieru
proclanirt, radoem Der .bisberige
4.raIioeut @aroo geitiir3t poroen
mar Baroo, oQe ieine gfinriter uno
einc an3abl bohiteben6er Oiiiciere
ser 9lrmee uno 5lotte iino eingefer.
fcrt.
- Stint irge 2eltte aus Chicago
mnrOeu 5u Ie(rop, 81, iuioIge Sol.
liiion i6res 2tutos nit einem gabn.
3uge geto6tet.
Bd5ren6 ibre GItern o6tpe.
ieu6 poren, Iin6 4 ain6er in Gan.
CATER, go, 5u tobe perbpa1rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Hepclltticn6rc KromoIle
in ~StoIicn.

HOm. SSH lott allen Sto6tel
2Stolien's buben beoenflide 1beue-
rungs. Ii. grotframaae, Die einen
repollltiondren Gbaracter trugen,
Itatigeiunoen, BEL welden 2doen 9e-
pliinocrt un6 ionitige ihlimme 2Iu$'
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iharfe Wabuohmen Ser Regterung
aegen Die Iuherer bat it'd Die Iui-
regung m oen meiiten 9Ioeen ie0od)
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a6nig @tctor emanuel bat IN ei-
nem GrIoB perfiigt. ooB oielNlhercr
fiinitiq nit 10000 Sire ODER nit
@eidngniB BON 8 Mounten bis su 8
S5a6ren beiraft uno ibre 8anrcn
confiscirt meroen ioIIen. 3tpiiden.
bGnoler, Oie obne 2icenj 8eidl0itC
tret6eu, baben ebenfolls entipreden'
be Strafeu 3u gelportigcu.
Rom iullte in bic 2nft geIprenst
tueroen.
Syn 9fom tpuroe Elm onord)iitiihei
Gonelott entOedt, oas 0aroui bin
ouslaufen iolte, Ole iuneren Sto6t
tbeiIe nit Sorbgronoten linN ionitt
gen Spreugftofien an3u9reifen
Sct3ebn Ser angebliden @erihm6
rer purben 4 Stln6en, ehc Ser 8lat
,ur ausfij6rurg gebradt per6er
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Kcin 2lnTcbl,tF; OcT4cr.
rcicb's on Ocutict3tamS,

Karts. Iie olterreidiihe Rcs
giering bat, porIdllIig penigitens,
oen @eoanten eincs 4nihIuiies an
GeutihIano mtfgegebet erfI0rte
2Iuslanomdtiiter 9ouer in elmer
5Re0e Dor oem GongreB Der Ir6eiter,
rathe in @ien.
alein uno rninirt, mie es ici. Iaq.
te Ser Ddniiter, fonne Cciterrcif
MIR 6urh gnooe uno Gartnber3i9.
felt Ser Grltertte beIteben. ,Io es
nitt madlti9 genug 1T. iih obne gr.
ldubniB Der gntcnte Ielltiflan6 an.
ptitIieBen muB es porI1ufig oor-
.aui Uer3idlten. tbs Bi6tigItc. mas
iiir sem 9tueenblit iu tbun bleibt. lit,
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Die 2lmeric0ncr RSltTscrs
ia Friereit!

Garis. @ie ser iron56iiide
Neconitructions 0tiniiter 2oli5
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iran3oiiide 3egierung 8orfe6run-
gen sum transport uon 100000
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6rantreih Dem ndfiten @inter nint
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er oo6 imitanoe ieiu weroe, 6rouf-
reid Dor elmer ser gamen 8eIt
0robenOen Goblenfriii8 5u benob-
rem.
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100000 Tonncn aoblen idbrIih
erportirte, bat oeu Grport ouf 40
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einIteGen. 6rnnfreidl mijiie, 10 iuhr
er tort pon 9cutitlnn0 id6rlih
100000 8onnen er6uIten, I'M
0ie in 0orofronfrei6 bcra6gemin.
Oerte 8toouctinn 5t erieeen, nebit
ben Z 0tiuionen Gonneu, pelhe
6rnnfreih Dor Dem arieqe i1hrlid
oon IelttihIono einfiibrte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Der SricSe BON OentIcb,
lanS ratiiieirt.

&Seimar. = Die OeHtid5e ga.
Notwithstanding in gSeimar
bat siuen Slntras, Den Iris.
Oens-Sertrag 5n rntificiren,
nit POS gegen 115 Stimmen
angenpmmen.
Der bctreffenoe &eidllne
lnntet:
Der am %. Snni inter.
5ei6nete 6ricOenspertrag ncbit
Oem ErOtOcOa, Den 3aiGben
nno Den beiOnoeren @ereinba.
rungen 6etreffS Der 8eiebnug
Oes &geinlnno's iiuo bicrmit
rntifieirt. 9as @eise tritt nit
benz 9nhtm ieincr gefanuteabe
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-13
Derbc(5crfe s @0lSntcnF0rs
atggsa.

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S5u Ser uadlilen 3eit 1T In 6et
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bic Reoe leiu Geb III Oieier ruett-
idauen0e BIau nod nt6t IN atlea
gtn8eIbeiten enogiltis ieitgeIeei.
Wland)e uerneiien oieSbesiigEtA
aud aui sen eriolg etRer i4en be-
iteben0en toliiorniIdeu Jarmtolonie,
Die nidt bieI mebr ais Elm ssabr
oIt lit, iotpic a,,f eine obHItde Grim,
6una in gIidtratien, bic idOn etfsa
3fpan3ig Sabre egiltiert un0 floriert.
0ieie beiSen stolonisn nerhen rad
Dem @runbiab sefiibrt, bob cine
ioIhe 5ormerei niht an R o B.
oono beginner iollte, iOnoern at
id)on berbeiiertem 2anbe, Deiaes
bereits fir 6os 3ieben BON 6ei6.
iriidJten Oouis initano seiebt lit.
Der Gtaat iOa eleiatpobI geiltano
un0 9elebuing bteten Die &o4glih-
felt un6 6armorbeitsIuit BON Sole.
niiten oorausgeiest.
Syn aaIiiornien lit oieies Sepen
oIs Der 9urbanl.pIan befanut uus
lit unitrettig Elm oouern0er @rfoIg
gefporSen; i4ou ur9efobr 100 Je.
miIien Ieben IN Der 3urbom'Seolenie,
ole in ibren eieeueu Seimsn, unb
Der Nert 6es gan3eu 6enaflbarfen
2onoes iit qUnitia oaDou 5eeinituBt
nor6en. 3man3i9 Sabre batten
nlir Bahter out Dem 2an6e gelebt
un0 fetnen Griolg er3ieIi oanu
ertuorb 6er Staat ons gano, Der.
befierte eB, uu5 ba3 llnternebmeu
ge6ieb ioiort
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hieier glon teiIBeiIe nud in ben
GolbatenfoIomen 8ur 2IuDenSuns
fame, - 1T bod Dr. Neab, Oie
6eele Der fatiiotniIdeu @riiHenng,
audi Suupt.8otgeber ee5 5efretars
0es Snuern.