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New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
GERMAN DYESTUFFS
 OUTPUT DECREASED
Head of Industry Sees No Reason
 for American Anxiety

1severkursen, Germany, July 22.- German dyestuff manufacturers to- tai production this year will not ex- ceed so 900 tons, which will make it impossible to flood" the markets of England or America, or even compete successfully against American manu- lecturers. asserts Dr. Carl Duisberg. head of Germany's greatest dye man ufacturing organization.
 We have recently increased our capital to 1,762,30 900 marks, which is 719,000.00O more than our previ- ous capital, but this was the inevitable consequence of the tremendous de- preciation of our currency and re- sultant increases in the prices of com moditiees,'' he said. Tt has nothing to do with intended attacks on the world market, which it has been re- ported we were planning.
 La bor difficulties, shortage of coal, the unsatisfactory traffic con- ditions; a. far as the Rhineland is concerned. the obstacles, caused by the Rhine customs barrier, all pre- vent us. in any case, from increasing our output, and leave US in far from satisfactory position. This position is made worse by the hindrances placed in our way in many foreign coun- triea"
 Dr. Duisberg characterized a re- ported demand in American quar- ters for the closing of German dye works because they might be used for the manufacture of explosives and poison gas in. another war was 'ut- terly senseless, since Germany has been deprived of the means of em- ploying poison gases for war pur- poses, even if she wanted to-" He added that mo sane man in Germany thinks of fresh wars"
 Ut is difficult to understand Amer ican anxiety" he continued, flor the American industry is incomparabIy stronger than ours.'
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22

to claim the divorce his wife obtained from her first husband is invalid on account of a technicaIity. This is no time to express opinions of sports- manship of man who would try to get out of his duties under a marriaps contracted with lady with whom he lived under this marriage for 1s years and until she tired of his misconduct Former divorce will be declared lesaI because 1t was a legal divorce and Shaw will be made to support his wife"
 Mrs. Shaw asks 1000 a month alf- mony and s7.500 counsel fees Argu- ments on alimony and counsel fees will be heard by Supreme Court Jus tice Francis Martin on Monday.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
CLAIMS SHE KNOWS MEN
English Woman Calls Men 'Interest- ing Creatures But Says They Are Hard To Control and Lazy.

Folkstnne, Eng, July 22.-Every woman Knows that men though in hard to control and are prone to seek their own way in spite of warnings" according to Mrs. H. A. l.. Fisher, wife of tho president of the British National Board of Education. She told an audience at the Royal Sani- tarY Institute Congress that most men became i'll entirely through faulta of their own and "sowed seeds of trouble for themselves by eating too much, eating the wrong things, drinking too much, being lazy. keep ing late hours or living in hermeti- ca1ly sealed rooms
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
SHOW GIRL NAMED
 BY BANKERS WIFE
Defendant Alleges His Acts Were COndOned and That He Was
 Not Legally Married

New York, July 22.-Mrs. Elinor Shaw, wife of Philip M. Shaw, wealthy banker and note and bond broker, head of Philip M. Shaw and Co.,, 5 William street, has brought suit for divorce against her husband, naming as correspondent Miss Madrienne La Barre, a former Ziegfeld Follies show girl.
 The papers reveal that the action was begun by Mrs. Shaw on May 3. 1921. In his answer MT. Shaw alleges that his wife knew of the alleged of lenses and condoned them, and fur ther alleges that he is not her legal husband. as she did not obtain a final decree of divorce from Vim. Meserve Jordan of Boston when she married the defendant on Jan. 16, 1902.
 The efforts of Shaw to meet the avalanche of proof are ludicrous,' '' said MT. Spellman, counsel for Mrs Shaw. First he denies he did any thing wrong; then he says You knew all about my wrong and forgave me. U AxaIreh ax6iyaoE that fhiS nature of de
New Britain herald., 1921-07-22
CHANGING JAPAN
of Other Countries and Plans Many Reforms for Living Conditions.

Tokio. July Exchanges, demo- cratic in nature. will probably be n1ado for the court life of Japan and in the relations of the imperial family to the people, as result of the visit of Prince Hirohito to Europe. It is likely that the printing O.. photo graphs of members of the imperial family in newspapers and magazines will be permitted. The military guards which are always established on the occa sion Of visit of a member of the imperial family to any place cut side the palace will also be simplifed- if the suggestions which have been formulated by officers of the imperial household ara accepted.
 According to one report, the house. hold department requested the crown princa to inquire while he ia abroad as to tae customs which are follow ed in the royal family of Great Brit ain and a3 to the social works which are undertaken by them. It is as- sumed that these customs and prac- tices which exist in Great Britain will be adopted here following the crown princes :eturn to. Japan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

bot nid)t auf 5oocsitrafe erfanut,
neil er onnobut, Der poridelide
llberlegte Moro iei i'll benz f5aQ, Der
CUR @erbanolpug fam, nId]t ernie.
Ten. Gle biirgerltdJrn &aleneIemlen.
te G~leroin9s iIn0 Ger Aniid)t, DAP
iii llnruben, bel 0enen Die 4biitt
beitano, fem 4iliel 81 iieucn, aud
Rorotaten mt lit GrDagunq ge5o.
gen Dorell. Sc0enraas beilebt 10
Die 0eiaDr, oaB 500 irHber ODER
ltater mieoer o1II ole gtcnihbeit
Iosgelailen miro. gu eincm ulcrt-
WiiroigNn asiultat tUis;lt Der .Gor.
mdrt5." Sbm lit 30l3 Der Gpp oes
W|ilitarismu5. @0l5 lit ua1) ielner
2orlteuung gar fetn %Somnrunit,
iohoern Der @uiar, Der gerne Elm.
mel 6elOberr ipiclen poate. uno
oorum Die Wtaiien ms Gcroerben
iugte. u. u. q.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Seniatipnele Mnidnloiannaen &c.

Qen 0a5 amerlfnnjihe 81 O I b G
SIRENS" mohte i'm @un0e3 Sennt
Gen. @ation. Gemotrot Don Georgia
inoeln er in elmer Ne0e mloer 3urilf.
peiiunQ Der Noma gill mir 8ricQ&-
Octeroneu sic WehmuptulQ mnd)te,
.6ds Rotbe &relt5 babe IN @coarf3or-
ttifeln petulirt. Qtf Die unIere
SOloatcn &uu8cn3 an9elpleIen po'
rem"
rllnicrc, Solootcu muroen &c.
stpunqen", ioQtc cr, in Den ilciidl-
loIen uno mei5enlnieu Io9en Ser
bert SCORERS 3u fdmpIen. Mon
tron$portirte lie in b0Blid)en britt
fd,cn @iehidiiien nod Sen europa
ildcn @cltuoer. @ielc pou ibner
iulroen pm d)ireliiheu GlIIi$ &C.
fpeiit, nm elmer &crelcnoun9 bel ibrcr
2anoun9 gu entgehcn. 0d@ RotbC
&rel,iS ubcr lpefulirte IN Den Gingct
Die lie Brand ten"
Cine Organization Die Die 0Utt
id)en uno OeIterrciher uon itocr Niil
feIeiIhtnq m~l9itloBF' lit wobI otld) ia
big, Ole cigcren &oneeSdngchorigcr
nus3llbelitcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
.Nnr 100000 S~tener5ahler Gabsn

ihre Observation-Disclosures aps
ocQeben!" Gieic @orte prangterl nett
lid in Rieienlettern aui Der erIten
Seite oe5 ,8etit Yoriiien". IS ut
Die alte Qeier: bon oireften Stelterlt
mill Ser 9llrdihnittsfran5oIe nld)tS
fpiiien, uno Die ginfommenlteuer ut
linn deruoe3u ein 8rcuel, Wo8 Der
ifldat e5 ibrn, OoB oa9 fran5o'tlte
3ltoQet eiuen 6eblbetra9 BON 1900,
600, 900 6ranfen anfpeiIt? Die Set
tlngen mahnen mo mahnen 5llr Or
fitQlrnq ser Steucrpfliht, Die He8ie'
rund 0roht nit NuiteIlrn9 zines
0eere$ BON Snipeftoren sur Terfol-
ditnq ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
miro nidlt oiel belfen. Die Grtpor=
tuna, 0aB Ser y8ohe" bod ole9 be-
3oblen mlB, lit ben 6ronjoien ollrd)
iohrclanQe |ropa1onoa 10 iebr III
1Sleiidl uno 9lllt iiberqc8angcn, onB
lie 0ie NltQen por Ger gralllomen
8ahr6eit perihlieBcn, bic lie Iebreh
ioQte, ooB iih Ironfreif, tpie ale all'
oeren frieq@betheilioten Climber, mir
oltrd) 4rbeit. Sporamfeit
mo perionlite Gpier ans Dem
Shlamoiiel mieoer herousnrbeitcn
fam. Stott 0ciicu taltmelt Die gta-
tion in ibrem miIitoriitiihen @r0Ben-
nabn INNER mebr Dem 9onte'
III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
gnnftO 9riess=
Serbreder.

AHH - H..
Sle oulifte *re0e heIl' pIe Fto.
{e'le III SFtp5t9 9e9e" o,e o~!V''u''I''e!'
SfflC92oefpttultt e'te . I ue'p ~.
lie 2rooente. Sle'e pe5eIult''''',
Gen 1Ifo NOM 4H9eptoull, uuetol'tH"
Ill cillenn onosteh Slnl'e, io!e p'e
0latter Is oilIral'en' 07e EfelIe III
europa, lofpohl me ole III 4hlefIto'
III b~altptlahlId) ooriloer ol''9Cotuo)l'
onB ole bl" leef oerpail9lel StroIei'
10 gellnoe 1t1o, lno oaB lo1ar men
rere Der on8etla9ten "@rIe9@oerore-
der" rrelAe1prod)et lpllroen, Gle1e
obfollI9e &rtttt nlilB oell lthoerol',
Qelleit Eeopad)ler lpetl llent ul'
4 o c onmlttbcn, nl@ nte Ero5el1e
Ielblt,
V{an 0arf nId)t per9el'c1l, odB oler
Sabre Iona ejn tilrd1terlidber @rlc9
Qepiltbct hattie, uno oaB 5mon5l9 Vol
ljoncn Wierlten oorln ltrt9etoht'lelt
iiuo, ooB mani i~iberbolpt nerllld)t vat
III Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT ,Trleocll@oer'
trag ourh elne bc'onoere @eltlnlntill'9
elmer llnteritdrnng Die Sdulo am
arieQe ieit5niteucn.
Selbit mern ale otc 40 Nn0etla0'
ten i9uIoi9 ber1tloen llro sum Sooe
uerurthcllt rporoen moren. 10 mllroe
ooorrh Elm tlln'tl9er 8rte1 lltdlt per
mieocn mcroen. Die 1tl'lol8el'
Wilbtc MOI ifon or'otr@lpo NM IN
aelln Haaern lld)ei'' HNi'l Ipl'Fot GU,
bclonocrS bettl9er Glnlprllf 0eaE,'
Die Greiipred)1uta oe@ ol'0etlaNfen II.
9ootfl,hrer@ Der Elm W|l'nli'oi'@'diI'
NIT Der 0olpVtolflaa9c ocr''ntl Na'I'
erboben, mr.
@ilrocn Die protrlt'rGnoeIt @laf
ter cmpfeblen, oob lroer cli'5eliie ma
ritinte 0'rI5lere sur @rleN>5'll ot'
&id)ter barber ZEN lole' Oh er OIL
@e'ebie 'elller %or9eleeteh ol'@'''0te'
IoQe ooer uldtE
Gilrftcn Ole En4Io'o'r 9'' 0epDi'
Der en9lI'dle't 1'at''', ipvIH,e o'n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Die SEEN gerf Sribnue" hat bic

Die Seem Iert Sribnue" hat bic
fer Sdge einen Mrtitel ucrofientlid't,
in meldlem lie fir Die &&i Il q q b
0cs fcinolihen GuQcntbum3 ciutritt.
0os glott iogt II. ". treifeno: Sic
Troac lit, ob mir unicre @onn ooSu
bictcn %ioIltrrt. ciuen Tro5cocnjioa m
idlnffcn, lpcldlcr oo2 Noltcrrcd)t 5lt'
rid ms W~tittclaltcr mcricn lpilroc.
Roudcu Nmcritnucrn bon Ser dlttr
ShuIc idlciut 6. ais ob mir Ihncll
Ooran MADDEN ioltcu, Hc0eln mieoer
cin3uflbren. Sic iowobl al uniere
Bernuuft mic an infer @er5
oppcuirer IS Idleiut %uuNcboria gen.
te 81 pcruulo'ien. IN eiuem &atoc
Giqcutbum 81 rrmerbeu. uro Is Damn
at c%oniiS5ircu. Is idctnt and n,d't
tbunlidl Gin @ciet 81 id)oi'tn. ods
fir UeutihInuo oniptuobur
mare. obcr nidt iiir onocre," Die
Tribune penoet it'd Damn nod gcgen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

Srenoe

berrifte I'M &rieg5- uu0 55lottenamt
in 8nibington ilber Die verfoIgreide"
gSerienfung Ser inter Dem 6rie0en5-
nertrag oen Der. Stuaten jIgeialenen
6eutlhen &%riegsihIiie y6rantfurt"
uno rO~itirieslano" ourh @omben
bon Armee- uuo 6lottcn+ Eliegern,
GbotI0dlif muroen IS @omben altf
Die p6ronfiurt" %obgcworien runo sic
rOitfric3Iono" , Gage lana bonlbor.
Dirt, che e5 Qelonq, Die biiIflo3 Dor
Nnfer IieqcnOen Sd)iiie 3ltm Sinfen
3u brinQcn. Die 6ra9c lleIt oarunl
iebr nabe, mie iid Die @eid)id)te i'm
grnitfaIIe mobl olt9Henommert
baben Diir0e; wabridleinlih lehr
Qn0crS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Sie ipariamcu TaTauer.

%u 0tutihen Heid1e muroe Ser
Goitturtcntarli aui 10 Giennige er.
Joht %or 9lcler Grb0hun9 ilild}.
ten MN 5dliyeydlc %uliauer @e.
ld'd't>tcuie ubcr ore ndle 8renie
uRo 1ea,n tore Golttarten III Deter.
red an. Nler t0itct oas Not.
.artenueyIo cine Sr0ne, On oIC
TctHc atiie aatr nIr Se5u R'en
N,at merit it, Grlgarta tie BET ie0cr
III Cc'ttretdl auilt3e5tHea 0arte 30
&icaul1e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Inter Der lIeberidriftn 9olniide


peItien in Sdleiien" bringen oelltId)e
3eitltnaen ~folaenoen pom %. Sum-
0atirten 8erift aus WalapGu: Sn
aerooe3u fiirdterlidler &etIe baben
Sic 8olen in 3embofpit an oeutld)en
G~inpobnern qebanoelt. go ornn9en
Die 8olen am II. Suni INN 5tpel ltbr
Rodlts in oas @ars Der 6umtlle Glad
Elm. Gem G6emam 6lod nno letner
1Srau muroen 5uerit Die u Ii II nli9'
aeitod)en. Sierarlf ituitten Die per
thierten 8olen ibnen Cbren u1o
0ofen ob, ebenIo Die 3eben, Ser
len un0 Singer, mo pnrIen 'oooltn
oie nod lebenoen aorpcr in ben ;3enl'
boniser 9eit. &n Der gIeifen 8elle
muroen sic Ginoer oes 6lndlt)en
ebepaare5, ftinf G5d)tcr mo orei
Sobne, BON ocn Golen 5u &ooe
~ocfoltert. <m @an3cn wHroerJ III
3enrbolpib feds oeutihe 6anlilIen,
etrpo oreiBio 8%erioner, Die ebenlo p'e
Die iSamilie fSlod filr 0elltIdlalo &C.
Itintmt hotten, pom ocn 8olen nadl
uniGQlider Marter 0et0otet. Ton
Iolheu bcItialiid)en @reueln Der pol
niIdlcn Ganaillen mcloet uotilrllf Die
Ser fran50iiiden @ropaqonon per
Id,riebene amerifaniihe NrelIe teln
sterbensiport, pielmehr bolt ne
nod) mie Dor Sen ironjoiii6 point
id,en Aipirotionen in Dem oelttId)en
Qultlrlano Sberihlciien Die Ston9e
al ibrer eigencn Shnnoel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
LIf..auaIcrie f-.r bic Ear
tner.
Sdcint iib Sic SsnpierSe 6eiunoers
amfs Storm 81 nefmcu.

Ser obige gusorld ldeint niht
Jeruoe idledt gcuablt, Inn Die 3abI.
reid)cn @attungen &ogel 5u be5eid)-
men, pcldJe 10 bebarrli1e @ilf5trup.
pen oe5 6arnera unO Gartenlleb-
babers i'm &f gcJen Die Wil.
MISREPRESENTATION Der Snietteu-
9anopIagen linO.
9icie Nlagen iino in CONNER
oe3 SabreS 1921 mieber beionoers
5ablreit uno b0@ortig auf mciten
Uebietcn Der &er. Staaten geuor-
Cen: wabrideinlid auh i'll oielcfu
Sail iniolge oe3 mil0en Iettuorbe-
rigen Miutermetters, 0uS nebenbei
aud, fIr Die 3atiode DerarltlportlidI
gu iein ideint, DAB maltd}e @egen.
Den oe3 gtoroens beucr nit Suief.
tengattltngen obeglil6t" tUur0enL
meld]e fruber IN DEN nor6liden Hc.
gionen etluas 10 gut ME gauj nner'
bGrte5 maren
81 iolder 3ett lit e3 oild tpobl
angebradjt. iid 0e5 &ertes lenec
r&uftfapollerien" SIT e%rlnnern, l..
mobl i'm gatl3en, lple audi
bc5iiglif Der eIn5rlneu 8ogeIgatt'
ltltgen unO Der Urdoe IDrer Seiitun-
gen. SnteI Sums biologiide Oe-
lebrte mlOnen le6t 6ieiem Oegcl;.
itano cine nelle groBe llnteriudunJ
sur N%urtldrung oe5 Qllgemellten
Yub!lfuns, inter beIonoerer Ne.
5llgnabme our Die Ocrillrten @elt.
pierce, oeren mebrere Spe5ie5 0en
6armern un0 Meloebelitetu Ill oen
meitlldeu Staaten i'll Iilngitcr 3eit
mIc0cr ifmere5 ltngemod) berelterl.
Gas b~iologiidJe Amt bot ieItgc-
Iteut, ooB % inter y blaber NJ.
teriuften &ogeI8uttungen9cupfer0c.
&crjeDrer itn0, ul0 0aB III ~ oIe.
ier Uattungen id!ntllHe SnoIpi0uen
&eupfer0e IN groBen Wcu8eu per.
tllgen.
Gle G0gel, melhc bi5lang sen
~glun5euolten 4usluet3 bel Den Elm.
ldlagl0en Hrltfungcn lleferteil, lUa-
rem ole 2crhul.SperltHBe, 8ieien.
Sperlin9e, 6rontlin.gt00en, Miriam.
iolcr &%0nigapoBel, g~uuIbnlid)e $40.
~nlgsuogcl mo Nr0Den . Sdnar5.
uogcl.
@ir f0nlten mobl b~eoeuteno
mcDr Don 0Iclen @liratrltppen ia.
ben, ais beuye I'LL 0el0e limo. MaDr.
iAtinIId ilno n;alt gcnug icluer
&0gel I'M Hanoe, I'M el1eu nit pol.
Ter Sturte ulternulmellcn @eu'
picr0cn > |ltcUcriaI ealiiigren.
Gleiu0pohl uber miro erilurt, oab
0te &0gei ucientIlttu &elltano bet
ocn W%entiibulgen leiiten, DE &ano,
PLACE, UaS man 10 nel!nt. einlgcr.
moBe.i lIer Moutroile 81 bnlten.
SpejiaIllten lngcn aad), 81 oen
belten &a1ien. ptiGe gegelt Die
MCupier0eu Sdluurne uugGpeu.
BET mer0cu fGaitel. 0el0re EN- ~.
~ltcnlatlid) 6urd)gcfibrter &ergl;.
nungaIelo3ug. Scloer wIro bin uno
Dicoer aud EN- Noael Dos Gpfcr
lold)en 0iites, bod miro pcriidert,
0aB Die &crIlite ans oieIer Gueue
MIR unbe0cuteno icien.
Dab ober Die &oIeI, botniisIitl
Die lie lino. mand}mal oud) Niridlen
uno ocrgIeiden irclien, muB ibuen
idon 5uJute gehaltcn mer0en. IitS
ieben aud) Die 6armer iunincr mebr
Elm, mo man bort oas Saa0gelucbr
niht mebr 10 b0lliig in Den Gblt.
gdrten m0r0eriit tuaIlen. ScIbit
in oen itIimmiten 6aueu iino Ole
@ogel MIR Das t~le,!1ere llebeI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

&ic Nante iber sic Iran5Oien
Dudte, uno nit ibn %talierL fam
MAJ i'm %. 8eianq Der Sole, Beers
121 bis t24, leien. Sort beiBt es non
Den 9epobncrn Der Sta0t Siena:
,Sprit. Oh man i'm 2abeu 10 cities
8olt tpie Die Surcien inno2 Selbit
0ie Trun5oien Iino ia nitts Oaneben. "
gu Dem letten Beers benerft 9occ'
occio in ieiren Gante Grlduterum'
gen: Die Tranjoien, oie Grftnoer
oaer eitlen uuo peroerblihen no.
1er1"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

ben gorI6Iag ponGol. @ouie, Der oaS
feinolide eigentbum ais @runolage
pom Gre6iten fiir IeutiGlano benll'
zen moate. Gas gigentbum ioute
ben uripriingliden Gigentbiimern gu
rildoeoeben weroen, genau wie es it,"
iaot oos ionit befanntlid) iebr oeutlf'
fpiu0lid1e Qlatt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

ass cur ob;Ccs be, u Country, our
zAs4e Country, and nothing but Il
Cosstry- And by the blessing of God,
Way thxa country itself = become q
vest and splendid monument, not
VI eperessioa and terror, but of wis
ssEa, cf peace, and of liberty. upon
watch TIE world may gaze With
saaAtFatiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

VAIN 6rau 3roieiior:
Ror0cr tritt mein Manr feline gro.
Gc Rtlic nm oie @eIt an; CT iii 10
lNBtouI0i1. Sos er am licbitcu oie.
len HbcnN itou fabren m0dte,
CItuiuudHhe1: Tieicn Abeu0
f0hrt nohl feiu Sup nm oie @cIi
nebr, 1nd0igc Jrau2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

A d. o. g
I'm b,ftsn uno iideriteu lit es. ods
@,lb Ger q Otdnmeiu (gtoneh
Crosrl. Die Der Soitmeiiter Ill ben 9ro>
tsrr,n GrtIddften G%usreuen fam, gu
bberIenoen. gbeuio gut uuo ilher nm
b. uu9en. pel'
he ni, aaenten in allen SrpreB<otatio.
ueu mlsffeQen. Beun man ods 0elo
ser B%oitanipeiiuns ODER per @rpreBafi'
pstinna lhidt, lit IS ul6t notbwenoig'
ben bttreffeneen Brief regIltrtren gu lals
len. uenr be Aorsne oeutlth 8eldrtepef
h. Q.at man oageyeu Sadr9eto IN Nr
Sri.f, 10 ioIte bieier tets reglltrtrt fner'
cen I'm ither 81 iein, oaB oerfelbs rId'
ia anfummt. Sir @eloienon9en m
egafafem Sriefpsrihluhe ilberne1men
an ieinerlei Observation-Disclosures. I'm
sane Don abreBperouoerungen oer9ene
nan ia niht, Die ate ~sbeulopobl me Die
sent Soltoff;ce uudugeben, oern lonff
k0nuen MIR ben Namen in Den Sn1era
sar niht finoen.
Rpnep ORDERS oiirfen niht, ME oas
10 of aeihiebt. ais permetntlthe Quit
nuna auridbebdlteu iueroen,
Iou6eru ftub m ben 8rief.n beiaus
Enttnuna' erfoIet MIR ourh Ieroerung
,es 9dtums aif benz NoreBitreifen-
Ran 0br.Hire .iufan:
.RorbHern", 20 Grufe, Ets.
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Seltpbon , Nummer 1893.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
$26,7SO,OOO PAID
FOR DURANT STOCK
Du Pont Report Shows Amount
Passed i'm General Motors
Company Deal.

The first official information regard
ing the transaction made last Novem-
Der. whereby the General Motors hold
ings OF William c. Durant were taken
over by the Du Pont Securities Com
pany. backed by the Du Pont ana
Morgan interests, was made public yes
terday in connection with the annual
report of r.. l. du Pont de Nemours
Company Those facts reveal that tho
figures published last fall, when the
consummation OF the deal was first an
nounced. while not official, We're substan-
tally correct and that Mr.. Durant re-
ceived a total of "cash or equivalent
amounting to s2s. $50, 000 Of which s23,-
79O. 600 was cash and the balance, 4o,oOo
shares OF Du Pont Securities common
stock
The action OF the Du Pont-Morgan
interests. according to the report. was
prompted by request from Mr.. Durant'
who. ii is said. advised the Du Points
that "he desired TO resign and sell his
interest in the corporation to liquidate
his personal Indebtedness. which was
very large and pressing" What propor-
ton of the S26,7So.000 paid for the
purant holdings OF 2,504,273 shares OF
General Motors common stock went 70
Mr.. Durant and what part to his brokers
is not made clear in the report.
The financing Of the deal, the report
reveals. was done by the Du Pont Sc
crrities Company BY the sale 10 J. p.
Morgan & Co. OF $50. 100000 Of one year
8 per cent collateral trust bonds. Win
q commission of 90, 600 shares of Du
Pont Securities common stock: the sale
10 the Du Pont American Industries
Company of $4,000. 900 of per cent Du
Pont Securities preferred. with a ponus
OF $4,000 shares of common stock; the
sale to the Chevrolet Motor Company OF
s2.SO0.O00 OF preferred stock, with a
bonus OF $4,000 shares of common stock.
IN addition, the Du Pont American In
dustries Company loaned the Securities
company 824,179 shares or General
Motors common stock and the Chevrolet
company loaned the Securities company
549.453 shares of General Motors COM
mon. Those transactions gave the Du
Pont Securities Company S27, 600 in
cash and borrowed stock amounting to
1.373,632 shares of General Motors
common stock.
The borrowed stock and the shares
ACQUIRED from Durant and the syndicate,
ageregating approximately 4,0Oo,oOO
shares, were pledged With bankers as
collateral for the s20,000.000 OF col
lateral trust notes. The Du Pont Amer
Jean Industries Company IS luU per
cent. owned by the u. l. du Pont de
Nemours Company.
Based OH the amount Of cash paid for
his holdings, Durant received $3.50 4
share for his General Motors stock. The
10000 shares OF Du Pont Securities
which he received has since been ex
changed for 230. 900 shares of General
Motors common stock, valued at APP
proximately $2.9o0,O00, bringing the
total amount paid him for his holdings
up to s26,7S0,600, or approximately
5000 a share. The officers OF the Du
Pont Securities Company are working
on a plan for the permanent financing
OF the s20,000,000 OF collateral trust
notes which mature in November.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
DEPOSITS AT RECORD
IN u. S. SAVINGS BANKS
635 Institutions Report $5-
535, ,389,9O4 Held.

Savings banks deposits throughout the
United States in 1920 eclipsed all previ-
Gus records. Statistics made public here
last night by the Savings Bank Asso-
citation of the State of New York
that deposits in the 635 savings
institutions on January / last totalled
s., ,535, ,3S9, ,90i. an increase of 9.SS per cent.
over the previous banner year, 1919.
The 40 banks in the New England
States had deposits of S2,ll2,637, ,421, an
increase OF 7.53 per cent. In the East
ern States deposits In the 198 institu-
tions amounted to s3,1S6, $50 800, an in
crease OF 1918 per cent.
The twenty-one mutual savings banks
In the middle Western states reported
an increase in DEPOSITS of SO, Si ,9SS.
The greatest individual gain in this
group was made BY Ohio. with $500 $50.
Wisconsin made the greatest percentage
OF increase, 25.G6.
In the Pacific Coast States the in
crease was G.99 per cent. California
gained 6.o7 per cent. and Washington
12lS.
The ratio of increase Of mutual
savings bank in West Virginia was
shown to lead many sections of the
country. it being u.Si per cent. over
last year.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Gold and Cash Reserves Show
Further Increases During
Last Week.
Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HEssLp
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. G., Mareh E-'

Further gains OF s2f.So0,oOo IN goid
and s22,1oO.o0 in total cash reserves,
accompanied by an increase Of SOS, 4oV'-
coo in net deposits and reduction OF
S3s. 100000 in Federal reserve note CIR
oulation are indicated in the Federal Re-
serve Boards weekly bank statement
for the week ended last night. The re-
serve ratio shows a further slight rise
from sos per cent to 500 per cent. for
tho week.
Against moderate reductions in hold
incs or bills secured BY Nictorys an j
puaar,,