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also preached at Boston in the even |
ing. Charles Swafford and family
visited relatives at West Alexandra
and Eaton Sunday Several atteno-
ed the Brown sale near Liberty tues
day. A large crowd attended and
good prices were received. William
zimmerman and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Harriet Montgomery in LID
erty.. The Greenwood school will give
a play entitled christmas Carol Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Phipps of Hamilton, will spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bow
man. .. Mr. and Mrs Spencer Stevens
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Car
son of Liberty at dinner Sunday. Miss
Hazel Davis, who is teaching schooi
in Dayton, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry Greggerson, of this place.
Harry Ardery and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Billingsville. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett LaFuze and Mrs.
Olive LaFuze and son Kenneth were
shopping in Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Homer LaFuZe and son Lester
visited Carol Montgomery and family
near Lotus Monday. Mrs. Montgom-
cry is quite III with neuritis. Walter
LaFuze and family visited John Car
SUI anu ldullly, uChi A1bStty, oahA~J
%. Miss Bessie Wilson spent Satur-
day and Sunday as the guest OF Mr..
aand Mrs. Everett Ballinger. .... Mrs.
Sara LaFuze entertained Lawrence
LaFuze and family of near Dunlaps-
Vile and Curtis LaFuze and family OF
near Liberty, Sunday. Mrs. Clayton
Stubs who has been ill is improving.
The four mile church will give an
entertainment Sunday evening. The
program consists of recitations and
songs. William Kitchel attended the
district meeting of the farmers feder-
alton at Shelbyville Monday. Charles
LaFuze of Boston was the guest OF
| Ezra LaFuze and daughter Ruth, Sun
day. il. Miss Clara Belle zimmerman
spent last Thursday night with Miss
Lelah Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
! Taylor and son Robert of Richmond.
spent Sunday with George Bowman.
| -. "A. P. Creek and son Roy sold a
fine bunch of hogs last week. Mrs.
Harry Greggerson was shopping In
Richmond Friday. Mr.. Perry LaFuZe
visited his wife at the home of her
father. Mr.. Richard Hamlin of Hamil-
| ton Sunday. Mrs. LaF'uze who recent.
| ~ was at the Mercy hospital, is i'm
proving nicely and will return to her
hame this week. Miss Ruth Edge.
worth entertained several young PEG
pie at her home near Kitchel Refresh.
ments were served and a fine time
| prevailed. -. Mrs. Raymond Hensley
who was taken to the Reid hospital at
! Richmond last week and underwent
an operation for appendicitis, is doing
nicely. Misses Florence and Eliza
beth Creek were shopping in Liberty
one day last week. =. Several are pre-
pairing Christmas trees in their homes
for the pleasure OF the little ones. g..
Mrs. George Bowman Of this place and
| daughter, Mrs. Lorena Phipps of Ham
ilton, attended the funeral of Freddie
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Sharp
Of Cincinnati, recently. Mrs. Nellie
Phenis and daughter Mildred of Rich
mond, will visit relatives here during
the holidays. 80. Emmett LaFuze ant
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Objections of Women
Cancel Lodge Spread

NEW MADISON, O., Dec. 23.-Be-
cause the women Of this city objected
to an extra spread in the holiday sea-
son, John r. Flotron. grand master Of
Masons in Ohio, will not be here Dec.
81 for the observance Of st. John
day. as the local lodge had planned a
week ago.
At the last moment the women
served notice that an extra banquet
two days after Christmas was too
much to attempt and the lodge was
compelled to request the grand mas
ter to postpone his visit. Mr.. Flotron
has accordingly been invited to in.
spect FIT. Black lodge some time in
April
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have a very
difficult problem which for Eve years
l have been unable to solve, although
have studied it from practically all
known angles and have tried every
remedy that know of without a par.
ticle of success. Briefly it is this:
Ny wife possesses temper which
she is unable to control or at least
makes no effect to do so. I presume
do not have to tell you how unbearable
some of the situations become which
she creates. We have two small chill
dren and the leas: thing that either of
them does which does not exactly cor
respond to her prevailing state Of
mind is resented by her with an out
burst of feeling which !, as her hus-
band, can truthfully say is very dis
agreeable. She also is very talkative
and makes it point to combine the
two with what result you can readily
imagine. At times think this condi-
ton is nervousness, but being a con-
noisseur Of character. I cannot pre-
scribe remedy. have a substantial
income, provide good home for her
and the children and do not believe
anything in my actions or words
prompts her to a display Of this feel
ing. She is healthy and so are the
children and I cannot understand why
she persists in making everything SO
disagreeable. ! have talked to her
trying to explain that such actions
are not very good "friend-makers,' -
but in this also / have failed. We
are practically strangers in the city
having come here about a year ago
and have no relatives here and only
a few friends, probably due to her
unsettled ways. UNCERTAIN.
You cannot expect to make over
your wife's nature. The best you can
do will be to avoid friction by your
own tact. An occasional vacation
would also help. When your wife
seems tired. little trip would do hel
good
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family entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Kitchel and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kitchel, ST.. Sunday evening. -. MT.
and Mrs. Lawrence Tappen and Mrs.
Elizabeth Stanley attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Tappen's grandmother. Mrs.
Maze at Brownsville Tuesday. =. Rem.
ME Borradaile and family attended q
birthday anniversary surprise in honor
of Victor Borradaile at his home Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shengier
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert
Orbaugh OF Kitchel. Sunday.
GRATIS, O.-Lurt Nicodemus spent
Friday in town with his brother, Win.
...Lisle Zimmerman spent the past
week in Cincinnati. Mrs. Mande
Haskins and two sons. of Nebraska.
are spending few days with DR.. and
Mrs. Young. Lyndon Street, who is
attending Miami university. Is home
for the Christmas vacation. Mabel
Nee, of Hamilton. spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Ruby Crume. -.
Clyde Coleman is home from Oxford
and will spend the Christmas vacation
| with his parents. Mrs. James Kari
COTE called on relatives at Eaton Sun
| day Mrs. Walter Campbell and chill
dren, of Germantown. called on her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neff. Sun,
day. Byron Young is spending the
! holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. U. Young. Edith Wellbaum
and Burley Parish were married al
Eaton Thursday by Rev. ]. e. Wing
ling. i. Mrs. Zelma Meyer will have
musicale at the Brethren church
Thursday evening. The entertain
ment will be presented by her class
80. There will be Christmas exercises
at the school house Friday afternoon
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr are the
parents OF a boy. who arrived Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Treva Pitch
| ard, of Germantown, attended the ban
quet at the /. o. o. It. hall Saturday
evening. Mrs. Pilchard carried of
the prize of $500 for having the bes
mask. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller
spent Sunday with Mrs. Miller's moth
er, Mrs. Pearl Christmor. "A Christ
mas program has been arranged TO-
Sunday evening at the Brethren
church. :. The pupils of the seventh
and eighth grades surprised thei
teacher, Miss Ada Doty, with a part!
and lunch Friday afternoon. .Th'
Ora tbs and West Elkton girls ant
boys basketball teams played at Yves
Elkton Friday. Both games were VOL
by the Gratis teams. Henry Krutch
er has been very ill during the las
few days His children have all beel
called home. Janet Fudge, SINAI
. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fudge
is quite sick with quinsy.
PHILOMATH, Ind.-Miss Fern Ros
is spending a few days with friend
: at College Corner, o.. George Gri
: fifth and LATE Kinder of Gratis, Ohit
Y were called here for few days b
! the death of Frank Leistner. Eal
: Weisner and Orval Fulton were j
: Brownsville Thursday. Mr.. and Mr.
l Samuel Fisher spent Thursday ev'
! ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway Isaa
Y -. Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway Isaac an
= family moved to Gale Smokers pro-
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A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY
Tho story Of Weman's Transsessssa
~ MARION RuelNcAn

years when I dressed my hair nicely
I deliberately chose the most youthful
OF my gowns. and then went down
stairs again to my mending.
After all, had gained something. l
no longer looked young ia spite of my
self, but at least looked less than
my age when / was very careful OF
my dressing.
A grating OF wheels outside made
me look up. Mark Upjohn's familiar
little car stopped at our gate. Marks
too familiar face peered over the door
and smiled at me. could do nothing
but ask him in. ii
81 hear you're goin' over to Laura's
for supper, Sunday?" he said. sitting
down on the porch-and forgetting the
formality OF removing his hat
-How are they setsin' orr he ask,
ed amiably.
They're quite happy. I think"
answered. 1--WE haven't seen them
since the wedding. Mr.. Dwyer gave
Charlie a vacation, though it was the
busy season, and they went Off for q
little trip"
Eyes, Wen, stopped on a minute
as l drove past, Marx SalQ. NICE
place there, everything looks so new
like house where all the furniture
| is shiny and new, don't your"
"No,I don't" answered promptly
Don't your" he laughed, looking
over at me. decided he had gained
another ten pounds and one more
chin since I saw him last. .'Well, yot
| and me don't agree on lots of things
Rnf ware nrnttv pood friends ANYWAY
| amt we, Enid?"
| Eyes. very good" I answered, no.
very enthusiastically.
well, that's all right then" he said
getting up. I'm going to Laura's Sun
day, too. She asked me today. SO II
stop for you and drive you over. II
be here at and we'll make rount
trip of it,
TouorraU-r1erieio
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GLASS COMPANY CLOSED.
(By Associated Press)

TOLEDO, o., Dec 23-More than
$500 men were thrown out Of work
until Feb. 1, when the Edward Ford
Plate Glass company at Rossford. clos
ed down today. Officials Of the COM
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM I
Of TRINITY LUTHERAN.

Trinity English Lutheran church
will celebrate Christmas with an early
service Christmas morning at O'Clock
and Sunday school service in the
evening at Z o'clock.
Morning Service at 5.
Organ prelude. Christmas pastoral,
Harker. Miss Edna Deuker; anthem,
GLORY to God in the Highest" Ash
choir; sermon, Gods Love in His
great gift to the World, Rev. o. T. F.
Tressel; anthem, 1.-THE Angels Song"
Fearis, Miss Merle Mashmeyer and
choir; organ voluntary, Cradle song,
Rogers; organ postlue, Grand chorus,
Lemaigre.
Evening Service at 7.
| Part /.
| Song by the school, 20 Little Town
OF Bethlehem" "Gentlenes to ALL
Marguerite Deuker's class: primary
department. recitation, my Little
Piece" Ruth Kemper; recitation, Zone
| Sweet Word" Betty Newcomer: rec
itation, Real Queer" Jane Drifmey'
er; song and exercise, Mrs. Mime
mans and Mildred Cutters classes;
recitation. cat Christmas Time" boys;
recitation, Eight Little Angels.
/ eight little girls from MIS-. hemmeft
class; recitation, Come Kneel by the
Manager" Louise Holzapfel; song. "Lu
TIERS Cradle Hymn" Miss Edna
Deuker's and Mrs. Remmert's classes
recitation, Lullaby" Earl Mayer; ad
dress by the pastor; organ voluntary
and offering.
I Part II.
! The Birth of Christ.
Seven tableaus with descriptive
readings from the Holy scriptures
Characters:> Mary. Mrs. Paul White
Joseph, Mr.. Paul WHITE: Gabriel. Ruth
wickemeyer: Angels. Edith Fleming
Louis weidner. Alice Daub. Pauline
PILE: Wise men, Messrs. Remmert
Roy Sleek, Ernest Hieman: Shepherds
Roland Kemper, Roy Hawekotte. Law
renee Koehring; Angel chorus, Mrs
Tressels Sunday school class; organ
list, Miss Edna Deuker; chorus, JUNO
and Senior choirs.
The story of the birth Of Christ
Tableaus.
! CD The angel Gabriel appears t.
Mary, (2) Mary and the angels. Mar
pondering over the words OF Gabriel
(3) The angels appear to the sheI
herds in the field; (4) The shepherd
at the Manager; ~ The Wise men TO
low the star; (6) The Wise men tin
the Christ child; "a The Wise mel
the shepherds and the angels kneel 1
worshinful alteration at the mangel
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pany declared that there is no con-
templated reduction in wages when
operations are resumed. The reason
given for the shutdown was for a
"readjustment of financial affairs"
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Spiriitualist Church
To BERN Services

The Spiritualistic church of Truth,
recently organized and chartered un-
der the Indiana association of Spirit
ualists, will begin holding services in
the Ben Hur hall, over the American
Trust and Savings bank, Sunday eve
ming, January 2. A service will be
held every Sunday night The public
is invited to attend.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-31
EAST CORINTH

Our first cold day came Christmas,
Il being the first morning the mercury
went below zero, and there was stiii
breeze. Sunday morning the mercury
went from II to is degrees below zero,
Tuesday il showed all day and on
Wednesday the snow roller was out for
the first time. Autos are still run
ming, however.
A church full were out to the Christ
mas tree and exercises Christmas eve
The trees on each side were unusually
beautiful and three small ones at the
,ack of the pulpit also. held gifts. The
children did their parts well and II
was the usual happy occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lamb and lit
tie son. Rowland, and Beatrice Main
Of peacham and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
futile Of Haverhill. Mass, were at X
ID. Rowland's over Christmas.
Misses Prudence George and Elsie
Weleh are spending their vacation
from their schools in Connecticut IN
town.
Mildred Worthley is spending a few
DAYS with her brother here.
Harry Brock of Orange has come, in
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GROTON

Frank Jones, who has been in fail
ing health for the past year, is now
very i'll at the home of his brother,
Robert Jones, on the Topsham road
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eastman OF
Woodsville, n H., were in town on
Wednesday to visit their mother, Mrs
George Eastman, who is slightly I'M
proved at this writing.
Rev. Stead Thornton and family
left Tuesday for Montgomery, where
he was called to ofiiciate at we'd
ding.
Page johnson of Newbury win finish
the school in the Plummer district,
which Miss Helen Carter was Obliged
to give up because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eastman OF
Topsham were recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Page for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph WEIGH OF New
ton, Mass, who came 10 pass Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs, Richard Den
is, Mrs. Welch's parents, win return
to their home on Saturday.
l.. A. Perkins of Montpelier was
business visitor in town on Wednes
day.
Mrs. A. T.. Clark and grandson
George. Patch, have been visiting rel
atives in Hatiwick this week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Tillotsoa ant
Miss Helen Ross, their niece, were
visitors in Montpelier on Wednesday
Walter Main is suffering from al
attack Of rheumatic fever DIR. |. n
Eastman is the physician in charge.
Miss Nellie Knox left on Tuesday
| for st. Adams, where she will pas
| the week with Mrs. Charles w. Morse
formerly Mrs. Louise Lewis Robinson
Christmas exercises with trees wer'
| held at both churches Christmas ey'
and a good number were in attend
ance at both gatherings. AT tn
Methodist church the program was es
] nccially good and we'll carried out b.
| the children. The special singing b,
! the choir, assisted by the orchestra
was excellent and much enjoved. Tw'
well laden trees and Santa Claus witt
boxes Of candy for the children brough
| much pleasure to the youngsters.
There will be no service at the Meth
odst church Sunday. owing 20 the alb
sence of the pastor, who will not re
| turn until next week.
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MORETOWN

Miss Lucy Griffith of Montpelier re-
Gently visited at her home here.
Mrs. Rose Baker of Barre was a guest
at NJ. r. Childs' over the week end
Miss Muriel Shea of West Lebanon,
n. H., was at home fol Christmas.
Kio Granai of Syracuse, N. Y, and
Nelson Duba of Vergennes are spend
ing the week at B. S. Wards.
Edwin Hayes was in Graniteville
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Sawyer and daughter
Kathryn, of Barre were guests at f.
VI. Savers over Christmas.
The oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Bradley is i'll with scarlet fever
f. NJ. Goss was in Montpelier
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kingsbury OF
Norwich are spending the week with
relatives.
Misses Ella and Matte Somerville
returned to Burlington Monday, after
spending Christmas with their mother
and sister at +. S. Howe's.
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WAITSFIELD

Dorothy Savage is in Norwich, Conn,
for the week, visiting Gertrude BIsbee
at DR.. Freeman's.
Lucy Joslin, who has been i'll for
some time at her nephew's, Edward
Jones. has been taken to the Heaton
hospital in Montpelier for treatment
GUY Savage was in care OF the
school last week, while Mr.. Somer-
Vile, the janitor, was in Waterbury,
and is now helping take inventory IN
the store of w. +. Jones.
Cards have been received in town
announcing the marriage OF Florence
Berry and Leon Foss Merrill Dec, 20
in Norwich. The bride lived in Waits
field for a number of years.
Doris AIoriarty left recently for New
York City and from there went to
The Hotel Bellevue, near st, Peters
burg, Fla, where she has position
Mabelle Howe is spending the hoii,
DAYS with her niece, Mrs. Raymond
Baird, in Hanover, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H, Jones and daugh'
ter, Florence, were Christmas guests
at the Guptil home in Waterbury.
Stephen Stewart is critically ill.
Robert and Rebekah, children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Joslyn, are i'll witt
the mumps.
Miss vone Skinner, a teacher in the
Barre schools, is spending her vaca
ton in bed, as the result of heavy
cold
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Livingston arr
the parents of son, born Monday.
Mary Moriarty, daughter OF Mr.. ant
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Mrs. Walter Moriarty, entertained her
little friends and schoolmates at
party held at her home Monday night.
A Sunday school entertainment was
given by Mr.. and Mrs Alton Farr on
Tuesday night at their homes
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
VILE Bowen, who has been i'll, is con-
valescing.
A burial service for Mr.. Lavanway
was held at the cemetery on the com
mon Wednesday.
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tending to spend the winter with his
brother, c. G. Dickey
Mrs. Andrew Emerson is with her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Brown, Tor a
time. while convaleseing from her OPP
GRAFTON at Hanover hospital
The icehouse at the creamery Is be-
ing rebuilt.
Miss Ethel Sweet left for Chicopee,
Mass. Monday, to spend the winter
with Mrs. Kenneth Butler.
Miss Harriet i. James expects to
start Tuesday, Jan. 4, for Oregon, to
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spend several months with relative
who goes there for her health.
Friends of Rev. j. f. Owens and
wife NAV be interested to know that
they are in Alabama, where he is do
ing Sunday school extension work. Al
last account he was suffering from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-31
VEST TOPSHAM

Sunday. Jan ?. church service viii Be
held in the morning at l0s45 and Sun
day school viii follow. Let ~ all rally
20 these services a. the beginning q
the new year and thus b IN inspira-
tion to our pastor and get the inspiring
mes sges be has for "a
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broken arm from cranlSing his auto
mobile.
An old resident said the other day
that he did not think he had evei
known year before when the mrs.
dav there was ice for skating on ths
mill ponds was Christmas day.
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Miss Marjorie Hove. a student q
the Rutland high school broke one
Ier whiis coastinE in Westminster last
rresk. where shc vas sPendlng = par
II hrr vacation uith . brother.
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Sunday night and Monday brought so
much snow, practically the first of the
season. to East Rupert that the drifts
are so high sleighing is almost impos-
sible.
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Why Not Start the New Year Right?

BENJAMIN Franklin, said Money makes
money and the
easily used key to a wealth
business and nome lie
a
sbkear
S
Bank
deposited bank
better urcapial amount 20 S445.56
ncke is surprising now
sesmalco lin
But isn't everstngy it that brings
o
le us
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.rto oa p.nL on tho Corner" Montpelier, Vermont
Depository the State of Vermont
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
Relief Bill Will
 Be Called Up" In
 Senate by Friday
LRepubIicsn A. p. Leased Wire1


 WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Proponents of legislation to revive the war finance and thereby afford relief to farmers confronted by falling prices plan to call up their measure in the senate Friday and ask for it's imme- diate passage. Senator Gronna, repnb- lican, North Dakota, in charge of the resolution, gave this notice today in asking that the senate le. the matter go over until the later date.
 Supporters of the proposed lcgisla- ton said they had received assurances that senate leaders would rot oppose the measure which can be brought be- fore the senate either by unanimous consent or by majority vote.
 While farm relief legislation was be- ing temporarily postponed in the sen- ate. the flood of bills to extend relief to the farmers continued in the house. Among the various measures was bill by Representative Strong, Kansas, to direct the committee on banking and currency to investigate what legislation would be necessary to permit the proper financing" of farmers and stock raisers.
 Representative Lee, democrat, Geor- gia. put in a bill authorizing the federal reserve board to take action necessary LO extend llDGEdi CTE0AlS AO C0NL1tA AdA CTS, while Representative Baer. repun- lican. of North Dakota, reintroducec his measure which would prohibit gambling in foodstuffs and speculation in stocks and bonds. Representative
 Garaway, democrat Arkansas, offered
 bill to prevent the sale of cotton and
 grain in future markets. The agricul- ture committee resumed it's hearing'
 with a view to framing additional re.
 lief measures and was told by Virginia and North Carolina tobacco growers that they were in the same plight as the other agricultural interests. Friday the wool growers from tho west will present their difficulties. w. W. Brauer, another witness, whC claimed to represent the German gov ernment, urged the extension of a bill i lon- dollar credit to Germany for th' purchase of foodstuffs and raw mate. rials from America. He said that un | der the Versailles treaty Germany, il 1 agreement with the allies, could make such a credit a first mortgage and give | it priority over all reparation claims 1 Convel sations have been already car ried on between Germany and England l Italy and Belgium. with the purpos'
 of securing such permission, Mir Braue said