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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Cine 5uiafnmenfurft.

@aibington, 9. 6. 20. Seq.
@onberneur 6enrD Nnen bon 4an-
fas, 5er ,1nerbitterIide 6eitpb beg
an &lur &lon, 1t1b beiien 11ener
eesntperiol 8iaaaro 8. 8. GDans
aus DnIlns, Sar., batten Wontag
In @ofbittgfon, 8. s. eine 3nfan-
t1ettftnft.
Sic 9eipredatng fiibrte tDe0er bel
ocn1 @oabernel1r nod bel gpans
eiile Mer,oerl1ltg ibrer attfihten 1t11b
glbfihted1 berbei. MIlen erfldrte lei
1,eit @onnpf eegen ben &lan nit aller
sOfadf fortiebett 5lt tpoIen.
gDotg bebouptete, Der @1a11 iei
ei,te bltrb I'M oburb patriotifdp Dr.
aattiiatiott.
@oitberltenr Mllen ingfe Wfonta8
obe,to, bnB 6ie 3ufan,ntenflnH et1t
reiuer 8nfon getpefen fei oa lie bet
be iii oentieIben Sotel abgeftteg gett
tpari,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
uneeahnte l1eberralh<

8aibingtorL 9. 6. Is. Sea.
Nepr. Seller (Rep.) bon Minne-
toto, Ser I'M 4ongreB ben Mntrag
.hnf ginleitrntg eines @is5iplinnr-
8erfabrens geger1 8u11oes- Gene
raInntpalt DallgbertD geiteM bat,
fii1toigte am Donneritognad adtnitag
i'm S,ulti5 Na1sibnB 6es @eprdien,
ta1tenba11ies, bie bie l1nteriu-
.hnng fubrt, l1erpartet an, er mol
le NIT bieien1 NnsiAnB in Der Nnge-
legenbeit nidfs nebr gu tnn baben.
.Aeller erfalddrt, oos bisberige Ser
fdbre1t I'M Nns11nB als ei1et1-ui6nn1-
lofen &eriltd, Dalghertp rein51-
1pa{1en.
Ser Mus1dub beihIeB onrnnfbin,
frotbpnt III ietfner Be1Deisdnfn dbn1e
fort5nfabren 1n6 11otige11fans Seller
ols 3eugen 5u pereioigen. Sellers
Mnfii11oigung fam ot11 6ritten Sag
ser Born11teriu6nng, nod elmer
lebbofte1l &ortroberfe. Ser Mbge-
.or0nete bntte ri1re ldngere grfldrumg
a11sgearbeitet, Inn iie 6ent MusidnB
bor5nleien fam aber nidt 0a5u, neil
iih eit1 5treit 0ariiber entipann, Oh
er berteioigt tper6en ioae, o6er Oh
ieine Mnsfiibrungen als b1oBe u8eleb
runge1t fir SEN MnsiduB gu be-
trndten tpGren. @egen bie 8ereioi-
gu1g litrdnbt ith Seller, Derlat1gte
nber trob6em @ebor Dor 0em Mns-
mnB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Die 6oupernenrs=Ronfe
REM.

sSbite 5ulpbur springs, IS. $50.
is. 9es. - Der erite Sag Der in
Wbite Sulpbur Springs, IS. @a., ab-
aebaltenen @ouberneursfonf
itano i'm &ennaetden aielnlid} erregt
perloufenen DebatteuL oie erit gegen
Weitternodt gun, MidluB faner.
Solpobl iiber Die Brobibittons- aute
au &Iur @ian- Jragea fam es gu Ell.
,lem beftigen slufeinan0erpran Der
eesenieitigen Mei,u.ngen. Den ,tn'
n1ittelboren glnitoB gab ei1re 8eoe
@oup. Slcotts y. Ore, ser bei anoe-
rent SEN &lan ols eine rationale @e-
fabr 5e5eibnete. Mebnlih botten iih
and, @oup. Yarfer bon 2oltifiana
nusgeiproden, Der bic 8robtbition
ols cine 6aroe binlteqte, ltto o11f
Musrner5uns bes &lans ourd, BUM
bes1tootlide @eietgebltng 0rang.
@eaen eine lpeitere grorterung
bieler beiSen Grage1, 8robibition
,,,rb ;au &lur &lan nabm @oun.
georrilon bon 9lortb Carolina
ol,sgelprodene Stellung. ST lei
Ser 9lnli6t, iagte CT, sic &onferen5
lei bent Soeerausta11i6 iiber 30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser @ouber-
neure borbebalten cine grorte'.
r.ng berortiger 1pie ser angei9nit=
tenen Sragen fale oaber auBer De-
reu &ab1,en. abortion tpi5eriebte
iidl audi Ser 9ln1tabnle bon Reiol1i'
tionen iiber jene bei0en itrihtgen
9unfte.
apnfereus bel @ar6ing.
8bite Sufpber Sptings, IS. @a.,
II. Sea. = Ser San1stag ii, @bite
@ulpber Springs, %. @a., gum Mb.
idluB geGaneten @onoernenrs- Son.
feren5 ging eine ginla0utrg Brait-
oe1rt Soroings 5u ei1,er 8eiprehung
sunt@abeIfriibitiid int @eiBen Sauie
su. Oie &o1tferen5 lit auf Montag
anbera,tnlt uno biirfte lid) tpabr-
heinlihertpeiie nit ser 6roge Der
nerIhdrften Dnr6fiibr111lg 6es Hro-
Editions @eiebes befhdfttgen.
@oub. Spoltl bon @e1tniplpania
-1tn6 Bre11s bon Minneiota, 6ur6 meG'
DIE Ser 8rdii6ent feline @tnlaonng
ON Sic &onferen5 iibernitelt botte,
erfI1ren i11oes, bab @ar6ing ibnen5
rdt sn6beres iibe rieine nit Der ber<
trauli6en geipre6ung perbunoenen
Mbiihten mitgeteilt bnbe. Brdit6ent
Saroing botte ober bereits git einem
friibere11 3eitp1nft leiner Mbitbf,
.bie @ouberneure betreffs Ger BroN=
bitionsfroge 5niamn1en5erufen, Mns-
bruf berliebet1. 5e6aebn @onber'
1,eltre nabmen borlanfig bic @nla'
b1t1ta an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
8otihafter RarpeY hetn1=
bernfen.

2ononn, II. Sea. Gol. 6
9arbep, Der 8otid)after Der Ser
Stoaten in 2onbor, lit, tpie n1itge
teilt lp1roe, al1 ueiner 8eipredatng"
na6 8aibtnebon berl,fen moroen
l1no lpiro nit ber1 Dan1pfer 8eren.
gariu am %. Deaenlber bon gng.
Galro abretl let. gs nntr0e bin5uge.
fiiat, sic betreffenDe Depef1e aus
8albilrgton gebe fei1een eluflMnB
iiber ben @egenltanb 6er 8e}pre.
dung. Man bernnutet, 6aB es m
ouBer ollgemetnen ellropaiiden Mn.
|gelegenbeiten in eriter 2inie nm Die
ssrage Ser 6eutlbel1 gntidd6igu1g,
iolpie Sic ser &rtegsidml6en Der gn-
tentel4noer ban1eltt lper0e.
neutrality-suspicious. 8onar 2atp
iprad, iiA am Donneritag i'm I'm
terbaus ofen im Gimme ser friibe-
rem 8alfourihen- geote aus, Die fir
Meaelung ser S6a1l6enfrage onf
t5treidl1ng Ser gegeniettigen Sor-
oerl,11gelt eintritt, tpohei 8roBbritans
MEN bereit >pare, anf ieinen @ntetl
an 0el.tlher Gntidaoigung 81 perz
atd)ten. Ser Mil1iiterprdf6ent fitg=
fe birau, 6as a1ene &abinett fei
5tpar nidt an iene 8arfonride Mote
qebu11oen, iebe ii@ aber genotigt,
lid) ouf -be1nielben Stanopn1ft 51t
1teaen, tpie iie.
Oeinilterpraiioent 8onar 2atp
erflarte inn britii6e11 1nterbaus
am Donneritog auf cine Nnfroge,
0e,,tIdlano lei ei11en1 bolitdtois
gen 3niannenbrud iebr nnbe -
mebr tonne er a11gehbliHth benz
SouIe iiber sic gntid1bigat1gs-
Syraae aridt 1ritteile1p.
Ser Miniiterprdftbent betonte
in oieiem 3ufamenbang nit
gead6rlld, es todre fir @robbri-
tannien i1Ie9teroi1rgs 1tnmogli6,
feline @riegsidptloen on Die Wer:
staaten 5n be5oblen, tren,t es nibts
bon Dentfhfa,tD; bfe55a,r 8ranfreid1.
uno ssstalien be5ablt erbielte
8arlament bertagt.
9ns britii6e 8arlame11t tDuroe
ann lreitog Big gum ID. Sebrlnr
berbogt. Die @ertagung fam obne
.9tpiidenfan 5uitan0e, troboen1 ein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Offe1,e Grfl drurle o11or=
6df1S.

yteD g)orf, 20. Seq. Das
gnnfbaus S. g. Worga1 in Wetp
Yorf per0ffentIi1te cine grfldrlnrg,
III ser eg gernoe6eraus rnitteit, es
babe oem oe11tiden 8otfd after in Ba-
fbington 81 periteben gegeben es let
ser 5irlnn lll1rnoglidJ, cine etpaige
.Mnleibe an Deutidlano 5u erortern
coer III gripdgn1rg 5u 5iebe1l folnnge
11idt 5ie ntibdbigungsfrnge gere,
geIt lei. Daourb fon, tpie 1nitge-
teilt ipirb, Sen teiImeife bereits pban-
taltiiden @erihten iiber 6ie angeb-
Iide foI6e Nnleibe EN- gr.6e gemadt
tperoe1t oie1 iib teil1peiie Biz 5li an.
oertbalb Msilliaroe1r Collars critic
gen, ole Morgnn bent Deutfhen
Reide angeblid perfhaffel, tpollte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
11eue Dan1pfer eebaat,

Berlin, 90. Sea. Nait elmer
prbebIiben Steigernng TIRES 1rorbat-
Inntii6en Dieauftes I'M ,ld9iten SSabr
reb1et sic Snn1burg glmerifn 2inie
11nb fiebt iiH 6esbalb oementfpre-
hen6 Dor. so 1T beabfidtigt, cine
ga115e MnSdW tpeiterer Danppfer 5tni,
iden 6amburg unb gie1p Dorf il,
.Dient 5u ftenen Die folgenben
Gonrpfer. iino i'm 8ql1 beeriffen, mel
1rere BON ibtien 11Dern iib bereits
ibrer 5ertigfeuung S5uri1,gia" ,
rsseitpboIio" gollin" (nob 6ent
beriforbe11e1 @eneraI6ircftor Ser Sc
'ienfddft genanrt), nn0 uDeutfd-
1anb". Sic uEburingin" ion am
18 SSanuar bon Sombnrg aug lire
ssssll1rgfernfabrt na6 Seem gorf a1tre-
ten.
Dl1rd Sic ginitelllng 6ieier neuen
Donpfer lit 1ie @eieuidnft in 6en
Sfa1to gefebt, bie Dan1pfern. .8apern
.l1rn6 oBiirtnrberg" aus benz Netp
Dorfer Dienit 5uriid5u5ieben nnb iie
benz characterization Dienite au3n-
gefenen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
2lmerica's Gntidlu6 err
pQrtet.

2on0on, 10. Sea. Derlenige
Sci Der ergliiden Breife, anf ben
lib ousenglifde 8llblitun1 fir ioltoe,
fonIerbatips geohri9ten berlaBt.
tpeiit Ben @ebanfen oi.rdpeg dur
tSeite, BOB cine aneritanii6e Nnlets
be ans Deutide &eid pabribeinlih,
,ooer nnter SEN gegenmartigen Der
baltnillen audi 11ur noglib mare.
0ie betreffenoen 8ldtter berufen im
babel auf n11geblide 5uperlalitge
Mitteilnngen, sic lire Bertreter IN
MnDington melben.
ss5r1erbi1t mint bic Mogli9fett
zines Gi1areifens Ser Ser. Stante11
III ben lpirtidafHiden 8irr1par
guropas Oas sss1lterellc nod lebbaft
{ Fl nnNnIprudu l1ro Sic iiberfDiegenoe
@9lniidt lit, baB vfrgeno etpas IN ger
2l1ft" lei, lDenn man nod fetne be
iti1r1,nte Ncriteur1ng bariiber llloW
.tpte ooer tpas geibeben 1oqte. Etmes
1parnt ror nnnotigern Sptimismns
in 6ieler ge5iebung beibt es aber
sod, 1pinfon1me1r baB bie Ser. Staa-
ten Sen europdt(he1, 8erBdltnille1t
neues Sss11tereiie nnb Beritdronis emit
gegenbrd6ten.
Grflarmng 8orabs.
Balbingto11 3. 6. 18. Sea.
8un6esienator 8orab Nep.) bon
essoabo ibergob am 5onntagabeno
III 8uibi1tgton ser Hreife cine gr-
fldrunq, in ser ct anfiinoigt, er nno
sic iibrigen in @aden bes Serial
Ter -@ertragg ut16 Der geationenliga
1per0en entIdieoen bagegen arbettet1.
5uB sic Ser 5tnaten iih a1t Werl1t-
den ser 20iung .6er 6el1ti9en ent'
}daoigungs 6rage beteiligen, folan
.ae sic entente Mddte ibre Sol,
funq 5en gelttide11 &ei6e gege11-
iiber niht griinolib ii11oerten. gr
perlanat ouBeroe1n, 6oB jene Wtdbte
surradit ei111nal ibren eigenen 5taats
boubaIt ii, 9ronl11g brd@ten, ebe tie
BON amerifaniIder seite irgeno tpel-
d)e @ilf(eei1tnngen ertparterl b111t-
ten. gr berlangt 30 ribnen II er-
tier 2inie 8er111ir16erung ibrer 2anoz
feere unS a1t6ere 5pariamfeits !
WeoBnabn1en ols nnerldblidJe @rnno-
laqe fir MISUNDERSTANDING 1torntnler
poltti1der I'M 6tpihtiG iGaftlider 31t-
1td1roe in europa.
Senator Borab betonf, I'M 5e-
not perbreite iih Die l1eber5engnng
,intmer n1ebr, BOB 6ie 5anptibtpte-
rigfeit in Guropa 11ihf ant Oe1tt-
ihen 9feihe ltege, fon6ern an Der
miIitariitifGe1, ielitII6tigen @e-..
}irnr1ng ei1iger entente Wddte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Raroine's Prohibitions
Ronferen;.
SQibington, 9. g. 19. Dea.

8afbington 9. 6. 19. De5.
Na6 Der Brobibitiots 8epre-
dung nit 9raiioent &aroing, 51
Der iib am Mo1tag nl1f feline Gin
laoltng 0ie @oupernellre bon bier
5e6n Stanten gum @dbeIfrubituf
I'M 8eibe11 3aus eingefun6en bat-
ten lpuroe in @nibineton befannt
gegeben, es lei rfait" eitr5timn1ig
5u Dem 8efun6 gefommet1, DOB en-
ceres 3uianmenarbeiten Ser float
liden uro B1t11oesbebSroen 5ur
3rrdfiibrnng bes Brobibitions-
i@eiebes tpiinidenstpert 1pdrert, fer
r1er ebe ei11e Beri66rfl1ng als
Mil6erung Ser Gllrdfibrung, elm
erniter Mppeu ans Bolt, 6ent @e-
iebe 6ie idnIoige Mhtung 5n be-
tpetfen;; anBer0en1 tpnroe forgf1I-
tigere auslpab1 Ser Brobibitions-
beamten als a1rgebrnht beaeibnet.
8o1berne,1r &it6e bon Marb-
lanb erfldrte in ser Ronferen5 Of
fen fem Stant bnbe fem eigenes
Prohibitions @efeb, 6ie Mebr5nbl
ser 8dbler MnrDlnnbs glnube
l1idf ans 8ollteob @efeb nnD
halte es fir nhnusfibrbnr;; er fe-
be in bent BoI1teu6 @eieb einear Gin
ariff in Sic Rehte ser @in5eIitanten,
tpie. in sic perf0nIide Greibeit bes
ein3eIr1en Mirgers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Moraa11 1t1tb @iebfelbt

geetp gorf, 19. Sea. 5eitens
ser syirna S. g. Morgan & go.
.1pirb beltatiet boB Ser be,ttide Bot
ldnfter 81. 8ieofelb III 8aibingtorb
.ber in Retp Sort tpeilte, etne gee
iprehunJ init MitgIteoern Der Str
ma batte, 1eooH niebt IN BEN @eiddffS
rann1en. SIN MnfbluB an ben Be
iudy ben S. g. Morgan lebte 8ode
.staotgi iefret6r .9ugbes 11nde 11n6
an 1etrfige Nabrih hten aus 8afHng=
ton ni1t1mt man an, SOB Der @egen-
.ftot1b jener gefprednugert Die 6rage
elmer MnIeibe fir 9euti1lntb mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Gin Greuid,pur rer oeut=
1he11 ;frane11.
&oln., 90 0ea.

uDie rbeiniihen Srauen nn6 &in-
Der iin0 0eutl6, tpie es lire Wditter
tnarelr 1ln6 6e11tfb tperben lie
bleiben." go Inl1tet eir1e grlti6lie-
Buaug 6ie in elmer BerIon11nllr1g ser
5rauen @olns ongenonrnren, nno itt
Der Ser gntiblnB gum Mns6rnd ge-
braht 1plroe, ie6en 8erinG, bns
Mbeinlano bon 9e1tfbIanb abtren-
men 5u 1ponen, et1bgege1 5n treten.
Mub einem Mppen Ser sSrauen ser
gan5en 8elt, bieien Wi6eritat6 gu
l,11teritiiben, beiBt es ba1nt i1t Der
GntfdlieBnng tpeiter: uDas 56id-
io1 beg &beinIan6es 1piir6e entf9ei-
3er6 fir Die gal15e 5ipiliiierte Belt
iei11, 111b ieine 9ostretu1ung bonn 30
terlaalbe nliiBte 1m1ern1eBli6e @e-
fabren fir ben eSrieoen un6 Die
MenI6beit in iiA bergen.
Die gntiblieBung fam nod elmer
M1treoe bon sSr6nlei11 &obn, sic TO-
tpobI Mitglie6 bes Sta6trots,. tpie
bes 5hnlrates lit, 5ur Mnnabrne.
Die Game fiibrte aus: Gin gro
Berer S6innpf fonttte nns ME nnge-
tan tperben, als baB ie1nanD 6erfen
ffoonate, mir tpdren b1os bolbe Deut-
fhe. @olrbt man mirfli6 bon 1t11s,
Dob mir nns it1. cine frer16e geatio-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
;fall Keller einen Inter
dnsihu6 iibermie1e11.

8aibirrgton, 8 g. f9. Sea.
Ser S11iti5 MnsfbnB beg 6eprd-
Observation-Disclosures erlto11te einen I'm
ter Musf9nb Ser priifen ion Oh 1t1to
1peIher Dirt 5hrihe getnn tper0en
fpllen, nndber1 Mepr Seller fep, J
bon Mnneiotn itd ous6riiMidJ ge-
tpeigert bat nls 3euge Dor benz aus-
ihlB 511 erfhei11el1 Seller begrii1t-
Set feline @eigern1tg. In Saden ieines
N11trags nuf Elm Dis5iplinarberfnb-
rem aegen Blmu6es @enerdlmipaH
DougbertD ftb tueiter bernebane'1 5l1
Iaifet1, onb Der ssSuftiaansidnb 1rah
feit1en1 bisberigen 0erbnIten MIR ba-
1al1f ausgebe. DdugbertD rein81ttpd
.i6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
5prad,e11fraee 11och e11t=
lhieoe11.
8 6 19 Sea.

8uibingto1r 9. g. 19. De55
Sic Gr1pnrtung, 6nB 6ns 8unoes-
sobergeridt Ben 9ltuerifanerrt oe1it-
ibeu stantmes ei1t Beibnabtsge-
idenf MAIDEN tper0e, in6en1 er 6as
ben 6eltihen nb1nterriht Der-
bietenoe 9bioer u9He @eieb fit ber-
faifungsnibrig erfIdre, III nidf ei11-
getroffefr Cos @eriht bertdgte iid,
:obne Sic NIT 5panr1li11g erpartete
gntideiolng in bern SOL emil Bob-
Hbs sfnnf Obio obgegeben 51i ba-
ben nrb tpirb crit am 2 ss5a1anr
.1,dd1fiiten Sabres tpie6er 5liiantrtentre-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Derabie,ieou11e bon i Of
fi3iere11.

8afbington, 8. g. 19. e55
Dns ggbepartnlr1t bat iebt
Die bonn &orgreB befbloilene Ser
ablebnng bes 9ffi5iergforpg 8 6es
1teber,be11 Seereg polertog 6nrbge-
ffiibrt. DerieBen fallen % 0ber-
:1te1t, SO Dberftl lel1t1lnntg IL Q Mqio-
re 345 8ol1pheute, 201 Oberlent-
11nnts 5lt1lr Dpfer, fert1er 2i0 MiIi-
far1rate, ga 8obndr3fp l1ro % goBs
Idr5te, So Sffi5iere bon Ser 2nanretH-
.berlpaltu1rg ainb 41 Weiiliitt ttdrgeif fHide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
;friit perldneert
O. g. 20 Seq.

gSa1b1ngton, -. Y. ~. Oe6.
Das Observation-Disclosures 11dbnt
Sic bonn getat bereits a1tgenon1mene
Worlage u1l, in ser oie s5riit our Mn-
meloung bon Mnipriiben onf Gige11-
tun1, SOS i'm &riege alg 6as yfeino-
liher Musl1nDer" bon Der Bnnoes@
Megierung beidlagnobn1t tporoen 1T,
nm Elm sSabr, Big 5nrn 2 San1tar
1924, berlm1gert miro nriprnngli9
foIte. tie mil. 8eginn beg SSabres 1928
ablaltfen. Die 8erldng gerlttrg tpir-
Sc BON 1bon1ns IS. Miner, benz Rn-
itos oes Mnslanoer gige1tt1tn1s, 11nb
g1lnbes- @eneroInntpalt DaugbertD
.fefiirtportet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
0n1t ere Wfillipnen ,unfllberedltin.

tel sstaliener11 nader rllttb iehs
Millionen bon ibrel1l abIreht fei=.
men @ebrnnd. Sic ss5ttaliener l,ebs
men es nit ibren giirgerpHi hten
a1tgenideinlih aero0e 10 ernIt n1ie
mir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

Old Tyne Broken Mixed Candy
Pure and Wholesome. At Beckers.
Adv.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-07
Bankers Offer
Shares i'm New
Ginbel Corp IL
s12,OOO,OOO z Per Cent
Cumulative Preferred Is
Priced at 1O2; $4,000
Common to Sell at $44

Offering will be made to-day by
Goldman, Sachs &, Co. and Lehman
Brothers Of S12,00O00O Z per cent
cumulative preferred stock and $4,000
shares Of common stock of the new
Gimbel Brothers Corporation, organ
lied to take over the Gimbel Brothers
stores in New York, Philadelphia and
Milwaukee. The price on the former
is fixed at '102 and accrued dividend
and on the common stock at $44
share. Purchasers Of ten shares of
preferred will be entitled to purchase
four shares Of the common.
The new corporation will have an
authorized capital Of S15,000,000 pre-
ferred stock and 100000 shares Of no
par value common stock. Control and
management will continue in the hands
Of the Gimbel family, who will be
Joined on the board of directors by
representative Of each Of the banking
houses concerned.
Provision is made under the char
ter of the new corporation that on or
before August /, 1927, and annually
thereafter, it shall, out Of surplus and
profits remaining after payment of tho
preferred dividend, acquire by redemp-
tion or purchase at not to exceed $115
share an amount Of the preferred stock
equal to at least per cent of the largest
amount par value outstanding at any
one time. The issue Is subject to re
demption ON any dividend date upon
sixty days. notice, in whole or part,
at s115 and all unpaid dividends
In connection with the offering, net
sales during the year ended January
81, 1922, are stated as S66,773,565, COM
pared with S66,070, ,496 in the preceding
twelve months and $58,346,214 for the
year ended January 81, 1920. Net profits
before deducting income and profit
taxes paid, but after giving effect to
taxes at 1922 rates, amounted in these
periods to $3,511 ,299, $2,838,9S7 and
$5 ,28s, ,429, respectively. Sales for the
five months ended June 80, 1922,
amounted to S28,568,374, compared with
s27 ,013,349 in the corresponding period
Uaar
New-York tribune., 1922-08-07
German Steel and
Iron Exports Gain
Figures Indicate That 1922
Trade VIII Be Larger Than
Last Wear

Exports Of iron and steel products
from Germany amounted to 178,544
metric tons in March, as compared with
147.724 tons in February and 19o,656
tons in January, reports the iron and
steel division of the Department of
Commerce. This rec very seer
respite from the difficult situation
which the German steel manufacturers
are facing, due to the gradually in
creasing cost of manufacture and the
cessation of the advantage gained by
the falling value of the mark A large
gain was recorded in imports also,
which totaled 124,346 tons in March, an
increase of SO per cent over February
and 25 per cent over January.
The greatest gains made III the
March exports over those of February
were pig iron, Ecrap and ferro-alloys;
New-York tribune., 1922-08-07
Fluctuations of
Exchange Grip
German Trade
Whole Business World Has
an Overwhelming Fore
boding of an Impending
Financial Catastrophe
By wireless 60 The Tribune

Copyright, 1922, New York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN, Aug. 6.-Never before has
business in Germany been so complete
~ dominated by movements of the ex-
changes as has been the case during
the last week. That this influence has
been a thoroughly unhealthy one has
been shown more by the violent fluc-
tpations than by the impetuosity of
the money market. Thus, the dollar,
which at one time on Friday bought
$50 marks, closed officially Saturday
after many ups and downs, at 1853.
The fact is that the business world
has lost its head and has an over
whelming foreboding of an impending
calamity. The dread of a financial
catastrophe uppermost in all minds is
mitigated only by the feeling that the
outside world will at last realize the
seriousness of the situation and adopt
drastic measures to relieve it, AS to
just what form the crash will take
there is very little clear opinion.
Similar apprehensons are stressed
IN the introduction to the official digest
issued Saturday of reports from Prus-
sian chambers of commerce for June
When, however, one reads the sub
stance of the document one finds little
obvious grounds for such fears. Near
- shaootA iSpOI Us luIl employ
ment, while several complain that their
operations are hampered by lack of
unskllled as we'll as skilled labor. For
instance, the reduction in the output
OF coal, which caused a shortage gen
orally and which brought enormous
quantities of British fuel into this
country, was due, to some extent, to
the seduction of labor from the mines
by higher wages paid in the feverish-
ly active building trades.
That any further extension of in
dustry will be negatived by the sheer
absence of workmen is even more evil
dent from the latest official report
on the labor market.
Prices of vital commodities are re-
spending more rapidly than ever to
the fall of the mark.
Retailers also are anticipating the
usual higher prices they will have to
pay for the replenishment of stocks,
and, of course, the public is grumbling
accordingly. 1t remains to be seen
whether the readjustment of wages to
advanced living costs can this time be
erected without serious trouble. That
fresh multitudes of pensioners and
those who live on incomes will be re-
duced to beggary goes without saying,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-07
London Stock
Market Holds
Generally Firm
Foreign Exchanges Easier,
Due TO Decline in Mark
and the Uncertainty ON
Io-day's Conference
Debts Still Main Topic
Domestic Business Is Stead.
lily improving; Wholesale
Prices Rise Slightly

BnrpGH
Copyright. 1922. New yoris Tribune Inc.
LoNDoN, Aug. 6.-While the London
stock market generally was quite firm
throughout the week, the foreign ex-
changes naturally showed a distinct
uneasiness, due to the continual de-
cine In the German mark and because
Oh doubt as to the outcome Of to-mor-
rows conference. When, following the
publication of the Balfour note. the
mark dropped to nearly 1000 to the
pound, business became purelynominal.
very few transactions taking place.
The Allied exchanges also slumne d
slightly, but toward the end of the
week regained part of their losses.
The, dominant topic of conversation
in financial circles this week has been
the question of international indebted
ness. The confusion surrounding this
question has been aptly illustrated by
the tact that, although the Federation
OF British Industries, the most power
tul organization of manufacturers and
traders, opposes British debt cancella-
ton without simultaneous American
action--in word, approves the Bal
four thesis--the financial editors of
both THE Times" and "The Morning
Post 0ournals diametrically opposed
polltically) declare that the dominant
sentiment in the City of London favors
British initiative in wiping out the
debts, and deplore the tone OF the Bal
tour and Lloyd George declarations.
In we'll informed quarters here it Is
believed that the complete collapse of
Austria cannot be delayed much longer,
and 1T is forecast that short of anarchy
the only road open for Austria is to
call in foreign state or group to
serve rs receivers. 1t cannot be denied
that there is considerable apprehen-
sion regarding Continental affairs, ex-
tremists believing that the eighth an
nlversary of the declaration of war
sees more hostilities inevitable. Other
groups, while not sharing this serious
view, tend to concentrate trade within
the empire and with America and the
neutrals, leaving the Continent to it's
fate.
The tone Of British domestic bust
ness has been steadily improving under
the impetus of American coal orders,
although the latest advices in regard
TO the cancellation of provisional book