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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
INDUSTRIAL BONDS SOFT;
I OTHER ISSUES NERVOUS

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE
bond market today was quite soft
in many directions Special weak
ness was shown in industrial issues
of the newer type like the Goodrich
notes and the Anacondas. There was
a very narrow market in Goodrich Is,
which sold down a point to 85 Ana
conda SIS dropped two points to 50 and
were offered at that figure without
takers. The Anaconda Is were also
weak with 90A the best bid at the
close. American Smelling IS lost a
point at a.
Traction bonds appeared to have
at least. for time being. There is a
noticeably steadier tone in the Sd
Avenue Adjustments around 34h, and
In the marlborough Rapid Transit IS
between ASK and 46. Railway bonds
accompanying theEslump in railway
stocks were heavy. and some of them
quite weak. Liberty bonds were mod
erately lower, while other govern
ment issues held steady.
Curb List Was Neglected,
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE bulk
Of the business on the curb market to-
day was transacted in the first half
hour. and during the remainder of the
session trading was on an unusually
small scale, being confined almost Ell
tirely to operations by professionals to
even their accounts over Sunday There
was little interest from outside sources.
The tone was about steady.
General Asphalt moved over a range
OF about point, but dealings were
smaller. than in some time. Tobacco
Products Exports was in supply for a
time and touched a new low mark but
became steadier later. Indian. Packing,
Profit Sharing and United States Steam
ship were inactive. but held steady.
Aetna Explosives moved up fraction
on small buying orders Sweets Com
pany was moderately active, with no
change in price.
OIL Shares Duff.
Oil shares generally were dull, with
a few exceptions. Cities Service
Bankers shares, which many class as
in the oil department, were firm for
a few minutes, but ran into profit
taking sales and reacted. There was
a moderate demand for International
Petroleum and Carib Syndicate. Cuff
fey-Gi1lespie held about steady, while
Simms Petroleum was fra ctional II.
easier. on small offerings. The Stand
ard OIL Issues We're inactive, with
about unchanged.
All ehS mining department NipISsing
vas the feature, being firmer and in
good demand. due t,
the declaration of the extra dividend
after the close of business yesterday.
other mining shares were little
changed from the previous close.
There was moderate activity in one
or two of the bonds in the early deal
ings and the tone was steady. The
attendance in the bond crowd was
smaller than it has been in several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
SHIPPING NEEDS STATED.
Board Asks Further Suspension Of
Preferential Rates

The Shipping Board will request the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
suspend further operation of the
preferential rate section Of the Jones
merchant marine act, because Of In
adequate shipping facilities at GER
tain ports, the board announced last
night. The provisions were suspend
ed last summer until January upon
recommendation Of the board.
The board was informed at q hear
ing last Monday by representatives Of
Pacific coast ports that injury to
shipping would result IL the prefer
entail rate section were enforced at
this time.
In its decision last night, the board
announced, however. that as soon as
sufficient shipping registered under
the American flag was available Tor
handling the commerce Of the coun-
try between all foreign ports and the
possessions or dependencies OF the
United States. it would request, OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission
prompt enforcement of the prefer
Every EFFORT viii be made. said .
resolution adopted by the board. to
hasten the providing Of American
shipping facilities, SO that these pro-
visions will be made operative ut the
earliest practicable date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
REVENUE BUREAU NEEDS.
Commissioner Asks for Additional
Appropriation Of 4l7,o5s,7se.

Four additional directors for the en-
forcement Of prohibition, another SUI
pervising agent, three special agents
spectors and agents are needed by
the bureau Of Internal revenue, ac-
cording to Commissioner Williams,
who has requested an additional ap-
penses during the present fiscal year.
OF that sum 5000 200 10 needed for
the collection Of war revenue. $1,000
600 for refunding Of taxes illegally
collected. $1.600.000 for the enforce
ment fthe prohibition and narcotic
laws and the remainder to meet other
expected deficiencies.
Commissioner Williams Of the reye-
nue. bureau reported that 81, 1854
had been expended for enforcing the
dry laws during the flrst three months
OF the present fiscal year. For this
purpose $4.75o,000 had been appro-
priated for the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT.

CHICAGO, December 1l-According
to the Modern Miller. climatic condi-
tons have been satisfactory for prog
an acre promise is greater than at
this time last year and tends to Offset
the decrease in the area seeded.
Weather has been mild for the sea-
son and root growth Is generally
strong and stand is fairly even. Fur
Their beneficial rains have fallen in
various sections of the belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
WAR MATERIALS BILL UP.

Chairman Wadsworth of the Sem
ate military committee set In motion
again yesterday the bill for distri-
button of captured German war ma
terials which failed OF final action
at the last session. A conference
with the House was ordered to de-
termine whether governors or men,
distribution. gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
WOULD ABOLISH OFFICE.

Congress is asked to abolish the office
Of controller Of the currency and to re-
move the Secretary Of the Treasury from
membership on the Federal Reserve
Board in a bill presented by Chairman
McFadden Of the House committee on
banking and currency yesterday.
Chairman McFadden's measure pro-
vides for transfer Of all the duties and
functions of the controller Of the cur
rency's Office to the Federal Reserve
Board, and also provides that the fed
eral reserve system shall pay all of its
expenses out Of its earnings. Examina-
ton Of national banks also would be
paid for out Of the earnings of the re-
serve banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
$eo7 ,o42,ss5 ONO CROPS.

The state Of Ohio raised crops vale
ued at $500, 042,S35 during 1919, the
census bureau announced today, an
increase in value Of Gas per cent
over 1909. .s
Cereals alone were valued at $751;
834,35s, while hay and forage was
valued at $130,175.749 and vegetables,
exclusive Of potatoes. at $25.707,3 47.
The potato crop during the year was
valued at $17,657,811.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
MANUFACTURERS ASK LAWS.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, December IL
Restriction Of foreign immigration
for the next two or three years and
repeal OF the excess profits tax. sub
stitution of some method OF taxation
simpler in form and more equi table in
distribution were advocated in reso-
lutions adopted yesterday afternoon
by the annual session Of the Tennes-
see Manufacturers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
MoNEY AND ExCHANcE.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Prime
mercantile paper, 7&aS; exchange
steady; sterling sixty-day bills. 3.40h F.:
commercial sixty-day bills on banks.
s.4oA: commercial sixty-day bills,
$40: demand, 3.45: cables, 3.45A.
Francs demand. 5.86; cables. SIS;
Belgian francs, demand, GIT: cables,
SIG: guilders, demand, 30.l3: cables.
1888; lire. demand. 3.51; cables, 3.53:
marks, demand. 1874; cables. 1875;
Greece. demand. 6.97.
New York exchange on Montreal,
1885, per cent discount.
Government and railroad bonds
easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
FISK PASSES DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE Fisk
Rubber Company, with plants in Chico
pee, Mass. today passed its quarterly
dividend Of rs cents q share on COM
mon stock The directors announced
that although the dividend had been
more than earned, they had decided that
general trade and credit conditions rem
dered advisable conservation of cash re-
sources
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
ASKS BOND ISSUE PERMIT.
Southern Railway Company Wants
$500, 600 for DEVELOPMENT.

Permission to issue S.. goo, 900 worth, Of
development and guarantee mortgage
bonds at per cent, payable April 1.
1856. was asked of the Interstate Com
merce Commission today by the South
ern Railway Company
The bonds will be pledged as security
in part for government bonds of $685.
GEO. 20 De expended for equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Air Reduction Co., q, 81. Dec. 81 Jan. II
Bank Of Cuba, in New York.
s-a, - .................De Dec. 20 Jan.
California Petroleum Co. pfd.
q. $1,7o Dec. % Jan. I
Chi. Ind. and Louis. Ry. Co.
pfd, s-.. g Dec. 90 Dec. 80
Colorado Southern Ry.. list
pfd. e ....................D Dec. 10 Dec 81
Colorado & Southern Ry, I'd
pfd, "a Observation-Disclosures Dec IS Dec. 81
Dodge Mfg. CO.. q. $1.50. :. Dec. 4 Jan. :
Yodge MFG Co., extra, 81. =. Dec. Jan. 3
Doose Mig. Co. pfd. q, $1.75. Dec. d Jan.
Elder Mfg. Co. pfd. q, $2..- Jan. ]
Gen. Am. Tank Car Corp.
s'a, $15O Dec. Is Jan.
Gen. Am. Tank Car Corp.
q, $l7' Dec. Is Jan. I
Int. Motor Truck Co., LIST
pfd, g. $l:7o Dec Is Jan. s
Int. Motor Truck Co, I'd pfd,
. O. sl.7o ...................D Dec. Is Jan. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
WOOL sALEs SLOW.

LONDON. December 1o.--.At the woot
auction sales today 1926 bales Of free
wool were offered. There was a slow I
demand and frequent Withdrawals Aus
tralians were from 10 to rs per cent be-
low government sales and Punta Arenas
woods 20 per cent below the November
prices. Capes were from Is to 80 per
cent down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
BRITISH WORKERS SAVE.
Deposits in Postal Bank Show Big
Increase.

LONDON. December 11.-British
workers. as well as the French, are
practicing thrift. This is indicated by
the fact that depositsrin the Post
ONCE Savings Bank now total f261.-
coo, 900, compared with f1S6,000, 900 in
July, 1914. and f234.000,000 at the end
Of 1915. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
B0uRsE IS IRREGULAR.

PARIS, December 11.-Prices moved
irregularly on the bourse today. Three
per cent rentes. 81 francs 55 confines.
Exchange on London. So francs SO CEN
times. Five per cent loan. IS francs
20 centimes. The dollar was quoted at
II francs centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
ABANDON SHIP PROPOSAL.

TOXIC, December 10.-The Asahi
Shumbun announces today that the
proposed amalgamation OF the Jap
to meet the situation created by the
serious slump in shipping, has been
AbSulQnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11

Postponement of Boston &
Maine Dividend Seri.
GUS Factor.
BY STUART p. WEST.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
WALL STREET. New York, Decem-
! Der 11.-Heavy selling continued this
| morning in the railway list, especially
in the low-priced members of the
! group. This was helped on consid-
erably by the announcement over
night that the Boston and Maine had
postponed its dividend payment on
; the preferred shares. s...
Such action WAS a reminder of the
present very unTavorable position Of
the New England roads. and >of their
complete dependence upon action by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
west, which is declared to be the only
way in which receivership can be
avoided. At the same time the Boston
and Maine management made known
that inability to get its cash settle
ment from the government was fur
and this brought into prominence an
other phase of the present situation
of some of the weaker roads. which
is decidedly unpleasant.
AS the representative of New Eng
land rail stock dealt in on the New
York board, New Haven had to bear
the brunt of the selling caused by the
Boston and Maine announcement. The
stock was driven down nearly two
points to a new low record and this
precipitated a renewal OF selling IN
most of the other non-dividend pay
ing railway shares. The divided ls-
sues did not as a rule yield as much;
still Union Pacific, Norfolk and West
ern Northern Pacific and New 1orR
Central were all pretty weak.
Sugars Weak.
There were some points of weak
ness. too, in the industrial sectioh.
American Sugar and Cuba Cane sugar
broke badly in further reflection OF
the new record made yesterday and
again today in raw sugar prices.
The passing of the dividend on FISK
Rubber proved to have been well as
counted in the low selling price OF the
sthck inasmuch as the accompanying
official statement declared that tue III
distributed profits of the year WouN
suffice to write or the inventors
good position. .,s,.,,.
in connection with the dividend ac-
ton by the Fisk Company.
There was q renewal OF selling IN
American wool and foreign iiquoa-
ton made itself felt again IN .ne
ROYAL Dutch and Shell Transport
which carried them down to new lows.
While the uncovering Of these weak
spots along with the persistent pres.
sure against the rails kept the wnoie
marked unsettled, it could not be safd
that there was any renewal OF the
broad scale selling movement whicn
has so often been seen in the market
of the last six weeks.
AS Wall street has known periee.ss
well that the condition of the red
eraI Treasury would not permit any
rostponement in tax payments ana as
it has realized that there would De q
heavy deficit until means are devised
for raising new revenues. there was
NO occasion to be upset over the plain
presentation Of the Treasury position
made by the Senate chairman OF the
finance committee. Still sentimentaIly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
NEW YORK Rank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE ac-
tual condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $11,247.910 re-
serve in excess of legal requirements.
This is a decrease of S10.733,130 from
last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11

All this is not to say that more
weak spots may not still have to be
uncovered. Nor does it exclude the
probability that regardless Of the re-
lation of prices to values, a certain
further amount of forced liquidation
may yet have to be accomplished.
The refusal of Congress to lessen the
hardships of the December tax pay
ments, although undoubtedly justified
by the Treasury position, was Sc
we're blow for the market, because it
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Sen itore Gheef=S pinbel.

timber Ben fortiatte unoeriggelie /
Sagen moo Ben arreitere6eS %toripinb-
Ter, 3pmmcrban6ler @br. @an1en Ell
oct go6tgiort, at ban for at boloe fin
@bect>@ pin6el / Gang bar betalt be-
tpoeligc GUNNER / @ropiiion for
9ieneltepefsler % -@becfs. &otis
@inlp CT opgiort til ODER 1 MiI. Ser.
Sill en- enfelt Man6 bar ban n6elllf=
fenoe / 8robiiion for @becfz &pttcri
lfullet betale 10000 &r., bporof bca
fun 1000 Ser. bleb betalt. 9en poa:
girlocnoe 8erion, Ell @rosiercr g.,
bar Dog oberfor 9ommeren beb6et.
at bon life bap6e Soritaaelien al, al
&anien bar en- 5pinoler. S ct 6or:
bpr aflagoe &nnicn Gilltoaelie or,
at ban / mango 3ilfel0e boboe forfal:
lfet &c 8efsler, ban mo6tog al 6or:
rctningsforbinoelier, peo at encr{
oercs 8aalpoen6e fra o1nff til ipenil
@ent. 0sn ocrpeo opnaae6e Mgir
bar ban ielb tilpen6t Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09

&atrioter. @iemem Marene barber
oog beo &eparotioner, Sat % Ont
bDgning fommcn EN- Del &rtoritets=
giel6 paa %@ien0ommen.
Mpllen CT M bco Gamarbeioe mel
lem Sc 6anife 5oloaterforeninger, ser
bar inolsit iamtlige &rioriteter> og
oct gon1le @ierlag m1eo patriotiit 81
fcrpillie iifret iaale6es, at DDbbpl
Meplle me6 %tilbprenbe Mpllcri Mgl=
lerboligen ian1t ca. is Gbr. 2ouo for
6remtt6en b1tber en- ielpeienoe Sniti<
tuition meo EFT @eitprelIe paa Z Meo-
lcnmer, bport Mmtmon6er ober 5pn=
oerborg Mmt er ielbifrcpen 6ormono,
meoens oct gamle @jerlag reprelente=
reocS peb 3 Meolen1mer % Sc oon1fe
Soloaterforenin9er beo 3.
8aa oct 5tpffe al Mplle,1s SSor6,
Scr logger belt for Mgller, er oct Me=
ninger at inorette enNfin6eparf, bpor
Scr fan afbol0cs rationale Mp6er %
Setter, % pao oct bpieite 8unft bill
Sen 6lagmolt, 6e 6onife 5ol6oterfor=
ellinger refer peo @icnforeningen til
Nttroe for &etcronerl1e, tneiie, % paa
6eltoagen pil set gomle Stag pioen
ON fortellc, at Dpbbpl Mpl1e eies al
set 6al1lfe 6olf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
England % Slespi9.

Som 5bar poa cit 6orelpprg1el /
l%tnoerbuiets Mp0e Sen 10. Sum- ON
@orolespigs Mfltaaelie til 9anmarf
% ON, bpor pi6t Sageu piloe blipe
benniit til 6olfenes 6orbunb, ipareoc
2lopo George, at ser par en- Graftot
un0er 8ebanoling, ifblgc bpilfen SEN
Sci al 5lespig, iom peo 6olfeofltem<
ningen ltemte for 9anmarf, lfuloe
oberorages til 9onmart, og bporefter
Ser ifl1loe treffes cit Sr6ning me6
@enipn til torifjellige hermeo / 6or=
biuoelie itaaen0e Gpergsmaal. 9enne
Srattat ifuloe unberlfripes al Sc big
tiglte alliereoe Mogter poo SEN e11e
SIDE % al 9anmmrt og Splflon6 poo
6en an6en SIDE. 9e1ne 2on6s=
'Sp%eroragelie frGpe6e ingen 9gnori1g
al &eriailles= Sroftotens Mrtifler 100
-114. Da &erlatlles= Srattoten lite
%inoebolot nogen 8eltemmelie ON, at
bette Spergsmaal ifl1loe benpiies til
Joltenes Jorbun6, og ga ser life par
11oget @runolog for Sn6griben fra
5olfenes 6orbun6s SIDE, agteoe man
lite at benptie Spprgsmoolet til Sol.
fenes 6orbun6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
til oen ip6liqe Nabo. ed

til ben ipolige @abo. 5gu-
oeripife Gfsportforeninger bor 90
betlpenbt Jig til Observation-Disclosures
og beot Set ON at poe fin Msii'tance,
bbilfet u6polget bar lopet.
Men ga 5mGrrct life tan foriDnes
me0 set 6on1 fe 2urmgrfe, ptl bet
~iiteoetfor at blibe efSporteret blioe af'
lat / 8ongeriget, iom iaa oil etSpor<
tcre lit eget 5mpr, Ser berer 2ur<
merfet. l16balgets Sorman6, Yorfe,
notaler paa en- 6oreipergiel, at Dan,
mart uoferer benbe6 10000 Drttler
pr. uge> bobeoiagelig til @nglatt6,
met ogiaa til @orge, 5berige og
@cbmei3, % mi aabnes oer 10 Mulie-.
beoer for @fsport til Nmerifa. Sort
eget 6orbrug ubgjpr 5000 Dritler ON
ugen. Stal bt 1m1 ielp iptie Spnoer=
jpoernes 1000 9ritler, mao @fspors
ten alit1a forpges IT'LL parenoe @ra6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
&nub @asmnsiems MP @fspebition.

S 5oraaret 1921 logger &nu6
&aSmusien uo paa cit flor 4=aarig
@fspeoition til Sc nor6amertfanife
arftiife ggne. Samme1 me6 Yeter
6%reucben, ser / 0isie Gage bar taget
Opbolo / @ltnoeite6, agter ban at be-
iege Sc amerifanlfe @ifimoer, nogle
Stamnter, mani t1tn bar meget ringe
&icnoifob til.
&1n,6 &asmtsieli itpotc poo 6ette
Nomaoefolt paa en- al fine Ebuleefs=
petitioner, men funoe life sen Gang
faitc Jig ino i 5tuoiet al oeres 2epe=
bis, ga ban baDbe truffet forltjellige
Dtspoiitioner, Der tparg bom til at
gaa tilbage til Ebl1leitattonen.
Mcn iioen bar &nu6 &asmusien
arbeioet iberoigt paa at faa itartet
EFT @%tspeoition til oisie fierne @gne
al Sor6flo0en. Sg &ammerne for
@tspe6itionen bliper for Ei6en l1gt /
@lln6elte0, men @tarten pil, iom for
ti6lieere @fspeoitioners &eofomme,1-
Sc, fomme til at foregaa fra Eb11le.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Gn nh ilespioif Gten.

@oa @ienforeningsoagen bill ser
ogiaa blipe afbol6t en- 6olfefelt paa
@remitageiletten,og i 6orbiaoelie ber<
meo pil Der blibe afllpret EFT np iles<
bigif @ten / DDrebopcr. Ser fin6es
iom b%efienot allereoe CIT ilespiojf
Sten n1eo ct Mtnoe ON set ferlte ito=
re 8eieg fra i9noeriplt SIDE efter Sen
l1lDffelige &rig / 1864.
Sioen oen Gi0 bot H1a6ien beo
5tenen beret meget benDttet iom
5eitplaos; ben er ierligt imuft BE-
liggen6e / en bpitliggenoe l1otart al
9Drebaben peo @remitageiletten meo
l1biigt ODER :9reiun6 til 5perige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
Mtaifinifrepne @p9cr?

@ploen0alife 6orlag on1goos meo
Hlarer PM at fremltille maifinifrepne
8pger. Omtoltningerne pe6 6rem=
lttlling al trptte Bigger er mi bleber1
iaa ubpre paa @runo al Mrbeioslpn=
ne1s Stigning iamt anore Hrisfor=
bpieller, at set ct unruligt at trent
ltille Bigger / 8ogtrpf. 9e maifin=
ifrepne 8eger ifol fremitilleS pao Sen
Maa6e, at ~Stripem1ifinerne foor
8aano meo litografiif 6arpe. Set
ifrepne oberferes iaa paa litbografiif
Sten, bporfra Ger tan tages ct meget
fort M1tal gooe Mftrpf.
6orelpbtg superintendent man
meo 6en nDe Slags 5%arpebaan6, ser
ifal ar1ben6es.
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6pnforpntugrtt.

Sen is,6eriplfe Sraftat lf'tloe ef=
ter 8eltemmelle bape pGrct lt'1oer=
1frepet al Gpiflono Eursoug sen 10.
%esr,,i, n1en paa @egiGring ttlitooes
set Ell lloietteliesfrilt paa otte Gage.
Sen -. Stunt bolot oct ignoeripltc
l1opolg Mpoe, bporom fslgc'1oe fore
Iiager fra fompetent SIDE:
0cn oanife &egicring bor facet
officiel 8etreftelie paa, at Sen tp1fe
@egiering bar anno0ct ON % facet
8 Cages 6orlGn9elie al &eiptten fra
llnoertcgne1ie al ocu 1eSpigite 2raf-
tat. Mon nprer imiolertio begrn,1=
Set isorn1ooning ON, at SC alliereoe
oa as ociereoe Mogter pil benptte oc,1
Met, @eriaillestroftoten giper oem til
at notificere os l.. 3o1c oen Is. os.
9ctte betpoer, at hi itrats o%pertager
9l0uiniitratipnen al Noroilesptg, ME
bens Gpiferne iamtioig beiGtter 2oen
Some % Sen internationale &ommts=
iion torlooer 6%lensborg.
Gtatsmini ltercn % lt0enri9smini=
1tere11 bar l1noer ll0pal9ets Mpoe at
sen Opfattelie, at Sl1perTllitcn lan1=
ti0ig pil blipe os o%ueroraget, men fra
uuoen SIDE reiltcs Ipipl berom, %
11oget beltemt fan r1nppe iiges ON Oct
te Spprgsmaal, fpr Orolpoen at Sc
Iegrammet ON Motificeri119cn SEN Is.
forl111er bertil fra Haris.
SsSfulo SllperGniteten opcr Noro<
{lespig operorages oS larntioig meo
at Mptificeriugen timber 5teo, ptl CIT
&11rer fra Yaris afgaa mes Set oft
eiellc 0otl1mellt SEN Is. os. on Site
,1er, % han fan ga bore / &ipben=
bapn 2proag Sen 19. IS. Manoag
Sen 81, IS. pil, bpi5 6oruoiatningen
boloer Stif, &igsoageu fu,1ne treffe
lin 8eitenmelle ont Iraftatens Mn=
tagclie, % &ongen oercfter funne l1r=
ser lfripe Sen Sirsoag Sen p. So,
JONI oltiao bliper SEN cgentligc @ien=
forening5oog.
@unr set iualeoes, refer &ongen
til Slespig 5irsoag Mften % rider
Den %. SUM- pper @renlen, bpor=
efter Be officielle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
foregaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-09
st fie6eliat 11belb,

Sioite CONNER lfete set peo Greet
fen, at 5pn6eriDoen &arlten Cruel
icns &lrltr1t blep if11ot al EFT Dragon,
ga bum biloc opcr ifribe @rnnien til
0anmarf. Trnelien D%enben6te fig til
6inansminilteriet og forlangte St.
i~tatni11g. ~6tnansminilteriet tilbeo
bam 5000 ST., men ban bil6e bape
mere % anlagoe Sag moo 5inans=
minilteren paa oen 6anite 5tats 8eg=
tic til 8etali1g al @ritatning efter
&ettens 5fien. G11 bar 9itre 2anbs=
ret ofiagt Dom / 5agen. 6inonsmi=
ntlteriet blep pure frtfnnoet.