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‘. ‘fiimfl. m1, m.lworsliip. They certainly do not want Samuel (
"“l‘he Bol'sheviki hate no popular Mitr nicotine. it causes cancer. he. said
‘
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‘— — l t
' . 'rn man with an
GOLD“. my. and weaving looms e ‘
f nun-s to the use so: mun-tun ol .. . i m
l d! news dispatchu credited to it orid‘m 0‘ m” ams‘ c ‘k ‘ . .
.00 otherwise in this paper and also; The lesson for America is in
.0 locabnows published herein.
All rikhts or republication of 9pc
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PHONI CALLS
hUsSIAN TERROR
f
The Russian revolution, which up
fined with such t'ttii promise of {lettu-
lne brotherhood, was not destined to'ter?
Th9'WlI0 have fought and suffered proves
escape its Reign of Terror.
bloodiest orgies of the i\rench revo-
lution have been repeated lately.
the frenzied tfforts of the Bolshevikl
to. maintain their authority at
’ chanced. A '(‘orrespondent oi
"iyes an almost incredible
of the chaotic. wetter.
{He reports that the “Reds" are kill.
‘ , in. vast numbers (ii men and women. meat.
1"il’hout trial, or after mock trial he-
lore unquisitionary tribunals.
peasants are everywhere
ind against them the worst eleiiienis
' an organized and encouraged lil loot
tug. killing and outrage of all sorts.
M
, .. ii
. m‘hficnce—2I83.
‘ ltlhor’u Incidence—14024.
’. Mn“— be considered as ordinary human be- Albert M. Karliela, ('alumet. Mich.
what-
the‘
New York World. arrived in Swedenfof national fame recently told a con-
accoiint vention of insurance men that the John il.l
‘tiiat. now anti foiel‘er, their souls arel (‘al
in whole. ‘(‘itarlt-s Edward Neelon. Lockpori.
--——— . ——o-———— t N. Y.
! UMSCIENTIFIC EATING l DIED FROM WOUN°3~
i Privates.
Tlie'hitn—fiont the rapid elimination
in retoltfalcohol as a beverage.
on to returned soldiers. Men who had i
lost legs were learning to work lino- ‘ Fl IEL Bl I I II IE I IN. _.
! types and silver-plating machines ‘ _/
was a'most persuasiye
utilitarian
‘ arm gone
_ ‘ l . . . ..c . - .' . . r . .
§ , 31mm 3y lien estate “tent. Blinded men were The following casualties we re prices hate been advanced 30 cents per ton and are as.ollows.‘ I
‘ P ’m now“ .at work at all sorts 0f “marvellous ported by the commanding general of Yard Delivered Gamedm
—""“ ' ’ " " ”’ trades to Mill] expert erafimanship. r\n EX editionar‘ forces; l 398‘. SWVO. “00- FOR. 3.8. N- P“ ‘l,- 8 N- Pea
' ans? sun- 21 1918 q g "‘9 ”"3 w ,, ’ One Ton sin so $910 01080 coco $1130 $1010
‘ “W ’ ‘ ’ ,Tt.e embroidery executed by mnval- Killed in action .................. 21, .3“! To“ 5'15 £66 3755 4.5 5-80 5'20
. - ~~~— -— —-- t . . . . .. - . r ................ 5‘ ~- ~ - - . -
runs ALIANAO rot ““9“” "“9" "‘9 ‘°°““° mm“ fifififififfl ............ 5;,- ‘anmr m 2.90 zoo 2.35 2.55 3.00 2.70
TOIORBOW {had “ ”W“ "‘“msl- 9‘“ n “5 “0 med 0, “(idem ‘m'd '0“, can“ .. 7 All coal delivered on and after Monday, Sept. 23. will be
' .12: . .' ' -utifullv done that amusement or» . . , , ' .. at the above rites.
'1 . e P m ' lb“ ' Died irom wounds ................ l P
3 “6:39; ”“6551' let the M“ 0!” a “”00“" 8mm “9. Total ..........‘.: .......... 143 h _ bl REMEMIBER is .
’ _-- .— - i- d mb,o,dm.g a so”, cushion KILLED m “no". . spine-treat pro em C can users today to make eight
. “”5" °.' "'° A“°°“"‘ 9"“?- ?m be , I d . ,, me "of “rpm“ 3 or nine tons of cool take the place of ten.
.. The Associated Press is exclusively save “at ‘0 8 ml'd‘wn ‘1 l : ' ‘ ENGINEERING DBPAITIBNT
Allen 1). Cost, Owensboro. Ky.
11“, George F. Meyer. Saginaw. Mich. -
,VVillie ii. Robbins, Lenoir, N. C.
tetttotioaal attitude of the people to Privates.
do! titan-tene- herein are also ran"! their “mind“ mm The” 50" Nicoli Berinchik. Nata Besky Slonim
want sentimental i’rov. Grodno, Russia.
lirardo, l’iute, Col.
a Thomas Higgins. New York. N. Y.
d George W. Spears, (‘lenimons, N. C.
Glenn Fitzpatrick, st. Joseph, Mo.
Peter D. Getz, Grand Forks, N. D.
:abilities. They don't want to feel set Frank Gregor. S'. “up Minn.
£308?" from the Wild» Th“ Wlm 10 “'illiam Heesaker. West De Pere. Witt.
.aiier don't hero.
What they Want is first.
abilities.
- .
,second an utter ignoring of their dis-
Hears.
good job wihin their an
,(‘allagera lauionica. .\'ew York. N. Y.
‘ Morris 'R. Livesly. Williiiiantic. Conn.
Sorsby . Metlowen. Los Angeles, Cal. ,
iability, some crippling 0f 501“ 0“ bo Constantine Malichis, Mobile. Ala.
"dr. These lads may have Inst an Paul H. Marclmtun. White Plains. a...
larm, an eye. a leg. a voice—~what mat- William ii. Masters, Kinderliook, Ill. 1
‘ One look into the eyes of ",0“. Bernard Meador. (lien Allum, W. Va.
.ioltn Meyer. Morris Park. .\'. Y.
Clifford F. Murray. .\'orth Columbia.
I
Fings like the rest.
f And everyone living has some dis-
The superintendent of a sanitaritim
. Sylvester F. Kelley, Hartford, Conn.
Her-titan l“, little. Manchester. N. H.
.it-ingston. lledford, town.
oi (tiara-“9 (‘aleb t). .\'ystrum. Havre, Montana.
are liquor. tobacco, tea. coffee and: John M. Jerry. Jr.. New York. N. Y.
lie derived niucli satisfaction John an- Winooskl, V‘-
George. Simpson, l’itltifielti. Mass.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES. .
Privates.
\‘ictor i6. llauer. littlly, Berks t‘o.. Pa.
Laurence J. Boldeuat'. Philadelphia.
Pa. 0
Lelnlm 8. Clancy. Southampton, N.’ Y.
'.Joseph (luerrlertl, Mci‘ol. Miss.
{most productite sources
’. which most persons will share with
of.
Tobacco. he‘
lll‘i'tlltl"tl. will likewise no in 2:. or
‘30 years. l~‘oi meat the speaker liuti
;ll0 more respect titan for alcohol and
l
'T'ne wholesale price of coal at the mine: was increased on
September lot, the advance being 30 ants per ton. The retail
f The United States Fuel Administration has withstand a
‘ national movement to reduce waste of fuel in power tits and
. has created an organization to give effect in this movemen'.
l W. R. G. Carson is the Administrative Must-tor Connecticut
; and will have his assistants in each city W“ in anvil;
' forward this very important work. _Edgar W. Howell has
bean appointed for this brunch’of the mutton in Not-walk.
REMEMBER
That fuel economy at heme will warm a shivering boy in
France. I '
DEALERS VIOLATIONS—BULLETIN 63
"In one city in the state a certain dealer has been making
deliveries contrary to the fuel regulations. Acting on our in.
stmtlons the dealer has been forced to send his teams and men
to the houtrs where the deliveries hath been made in violation
and compelled to take out of the bonus tho ans-s amount deliv—
ered OVer the amount allowed by the regulations."
REMEMBER ,
Every three-inch shell that We the in France means a con-
. lumptiou at 80 pounds of coal.
‘ CONSUMERS' VIOLATIONS—BULLETIN 80
. Indications are reachingr thislomm' that some consumers de-
liberately or by reason of “strumming tho fuel Regula-
tions, are making application for an excessive quantity of coal
so .tdhat the two-thirds thereof will equal the amount they really
no .
:‘Illustraliou—One customer who mil needed ' I
applied for twelve tons. Another customs; appllcdegrl'ncizll:
tons. received three tons of coal and cancelled the balance.
Then applied to another dealer for twelve tons, and had five
tons daltt‘y'ered. and so secured his eight tons needed.
“ , is contrary to the regulations in latter and
may Itlbjcct everybody concerned to the penalty pm?r‘iflb:tilig
hover- n‘ct. ' ‘
RISTRIOTING DELIVBRm
‘Ih order to deliver cult] to a greater number mum
of
befora'Qctoher hit, the local dealers have been advisccd‘ that cor;
all applications of 30 tons or our, to dolivcr cniy cute-half in:
stead oi two-thirds.
. REMEMBER
Next to the soldiers on the ilri ii
the best patriots in the national semi: no, the coal savers are
4-1
tBARGAlN
gBoslon- Store
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., e 1.50
"l For ................ $1 nos
3 Fancy. Outing Flannels
. Value 35c yard
Al, yard .............. 290
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B
p, .\lade front fine long uniform yarn.
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$2.49
Q Worth $3.00.
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To
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Splendid assortment of designs.
,1 Value lot:
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Kid Gloves
The \l’rll'hllOWil lreland make. The
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Linen Writintr Paper
i: Engels lllltl ‘.‘«i Etifiim. ‘
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from left. but still retain the show of and many otht r diseases. Eventually.
\
trait J. Johnson, Chicago, ill.
00M. “all?“ AND DELIVEBIES
him up to 49c yard.
:3
{lower and the right of life and (it‘lilll
ever multitudes because. they are
llll able to buy rifles and bayonet-S,
and murderers to wield them.
"The struggle has passed beyond
the stage of class war. livery man is,
at, every other man's throat. The
ethic ofttll Russia is beyond the Com-
prehension of people accustomed to
dilatation."
It is sub leaders. withf-in the midst.
of their bloody and~ traitorous career
ns‘Vhii-elincs of Prussia. have had the
ntiliaciiy to declare a stale of war
against the Allies when the latter ap-
peared as champions of Russian free-
” dam and order. Their excesses, in-
;_
"A?
‘ Jinn people, however.
deed hal'e become more \‘iolent be-
. 0
let-vention. Th’c ‘Rus-
are no longer
fill-scened. The 'more intelligent among
1‘ flout recognize that the British,
CTrench and Americans come as deliv-
l‘Qi'o'rs. to- complete the brave work of
“the Czecho-Slovaks and help bleed‘
fruits of her
cause of allied in
' ‘ing Russia to win the
4," own' ‘reyzsluildn.
ll
Deliverance will come. without
album. it will come the more rapidly,
t
.m’
.‘ns we se
nd more Americans into Rus-
w ’sla‘ and press the. war on that front
r.
" ’tnbre energetically. A handful of res-
olutfijtuen.. on that front. can acclim-
plish wonders.
"With 20,000 men." nayi the cor‘
respondent. “the Allies can go to
Moscow} With a few corps they
m tzsaVe Russia. expel "‘9 Germans
I: t‘
confdund Prussian hopes of a
Wu. and]: owerful eastern empire.
, The time is opportune. The, men
”ducal. Why not strike hard. and
w it quick end to domestic terror
“liner-national menace?
! ————o———
'rltu coupu'ruur calm“
dunno is fun of cripples Bilge-e yuan.“ and was finally 'ooruv
.. t. not full ot aidi- wtv-i-Hod. mom to pin, mote-t in-
hnry.1‘omohhflldm mum." tart um immune
4...”... ... who are nor-hone» H.000 no. the W esp-
‘ ‘floumMII‘fiflil-N.
4’ ~ “M our. one. nun MIN! I‘ll-t
and Nutrition” “I‘m—s'filfl.
he dared to hope, the race will learn wan" ". Nlml. pmmmg' Pu.
to gel alon: without it, and also with-é carpentg.
‘out the insidious beverages flint we_llcnr.\'~ii.McKeown,Sutpn-mp_1’a,
For the mouth of August the dull" of-Illorw;
5.016 8‘00: tons of summit. out 11! recclnd .
31. they made 2,405 A.“ ' from “I! 39 to August
tho“ tiertram .l. .\lahan. Asplnwall. Pa.
| Jesse White P030, Nauru, .\'. J.
l\\'illiam Proper. Mlddlabtlrx. N. Y.
"nrf’fls‘mab'e' Earl itauer Rnthbuti. Syracuse. N. Y.
though perhaps a bit over-optimistic.‘ Prlv.Q°..
We are willinr enough to believe that Ernest E. lat-sen. Drake. N. D.
all these things are not good for mt.I David J~ Leahy. Dorchesier. Mass.
Frank Leckncr, Detroit. Mich.
iWilliam J. Lynch. Waterbury, coon.
.Frank Lyons. Belleville. N. J.
.llthcd. Afttr iirruignlna 01““ 81'0“” Henry Martin. Crystal, N. D.
.iy unscientific eatinl! and dt-inklng.,Atvin hint-on. Jr. Spokane. Wash.
4,", “am“... ,0 ”,9 mm. m", m met William D. Mason, Dibreil,'i‘oun.
'army training camps. and spoke of, Frank Michel, Lat‘rosse. “13'
Illerl C. Miller. Collins. Cal.
gWilliuni J. Myers. Pittsburgh. Pa.
,’ Daniel J. Olsen. Kenn-tare. N. D..
;Ra.vmottd Edwin Dadbury. Syracuse:
Those boys have improved. almost; N. Y.
‘wlthout exception. as any observer ”ink“ ”"80“. Province Cliernllioy'aka,
Yereshuk. Russia.
can testify. And those boys have at: m l J
. s l . , , ~
almost without 9i l Reporo. \itddletown. Conn,
so. [.\lelvin A. Rohlcr. Stockwcll. lnd.
leatlnt; more meat. smoking more ‘O'tJamcs Rowe. Three Rivers. Mich.
bacco and drinking more coffee and Frederick Schneider, Grafton, N. D.
tea than they ever did before in theirl Albert R. Sharp, Philmont. N. Y,
“veg. Walter \'. Skellon, East Orange. N. J.
I May we not conclude that there‘ mm] B‘ S‘OdeR'“. Waynetown. Ind.
. . 'Glb 't
must be factors involved that arei ‘Mgh Daniel Stockwelt, Detroit,
Imore important than indulgence imi William Teusmirc, Yonkers, .\'. Y.
or abstention from, any particular not George TsaChrintzts, Lowell, Mass.
title of food or drink? Frank Ward. .\'.yttssa. Oregon.
.—Q————— William J. Williams, Elghtyfoul-I Pa.
! Ordinarily the soft drink industries Samuel Ackerman, Wat-nan, n, t.
would/wear a smile from ear to ear Oran Rarnhnrt. Czlrmichaels. Pa.
at the plight of the breweries and dis: Martin E- affirm“: Buffalo Center,
.. ' ‘ iling lowa.
tilleries. But they are no so) Julius Bllf‘k.NIpn.Cal,
‘much now. “my Wl“ 500“ he only “ Jeremiah J. Cainan. Cambridge. Mass.
'little. less hard hit than the boozc'rhomas p, Canter, Duluth. Minn.
Ifactories, what with the restrictions Thomas D. Davis. Pittsburgh, Pa.
illut on their supply of food products. John L. Edinuer. Phoenlxville,‘ P0.
'iuel. bottles, tin cups. etc. There is John W. Elcher. Pittsburgh. PI.
Jack M. Elliott. Portland Ore
u u If p .
no longer tiny-thing soft about the Joseph W. ”M". Royersford, In.
business except the name.
MISSING IN ACTH)".
. _,A.
.. comma.
, The German general stuff says the Joseph Bramu Pro II , . It. I.
ievucuatlon of the St. Millie] salient ‘
John J. Curtis. Chlcuo. Ill.
had been under contemplation for Joseph ll. Karate. Terry. Iloal.
Alols A. He‘ll. Him Wis.
Jam [-1. Jensen. Seals-Id. Utah.
{now consider indispensable at
table.
All this 0sounds not
'The conclusion of the dietitian's ad-
dress. llOWt'Vt'l', leaves us somewhat
the marvellous iiiiprorcuit-nt in health
they showed after a few months of
their new regimtg
exception, been
to,“ 0, ml. "lift. putting intents coal bins 6,816
, uonwrtr. " " '
S’eptembcr “"918. X Font. comm an.
_4_._
“You will be, interested to know llttl?
lucy Btunham herself not the pertiii.
iiom i‘olonel illtlley, last Monday. of
tar telling him what she was union to
do. lie said it Wasn't his t‘esptiiietbil
ity. and gave her the pt‘rillil. adding
only, that he hoped she would be cute.
...—..-“...
amounted llesuntll,
Sahib. italy.
Noah L. Eno. Superior. Wis.
Charles F. Farrell, it‘ll River, Mass.
Robert Fuck, .\'ewark. N. .1.
Jack Jacobson. iiroowyn. X. Y.
iielniont Dec
NORWALK WOMAN
TOLD OF PROTEST
‘h-I-s
[Continued from Pugs Ono)
..___
of Baltimore, the patriots on the
- . side-
lwwlu Jodl‘l. Chic.“ 1“. mf§.iualllli‘tl the louder. it was an
Frederick L. Junze. Rosebud. .\lont. "will: "fl and comforting sight. The
fliendive \iont. ‘ng '“l‘li‘d an hour and ii half
Joseph M. Kalherg, . i and, in the course of it. '
Mllte M. Kulfayfln, Schenectady. .\‘. Y.
Thadore Kechapulos, erfleld. Utah.
Frank J. Kllmck. Arcadia. Wis.
Henry V. Lannattn. Alameda. Cal.
ilitl. at that. while Mrs. M
speaking. suld patriots passed up Will
money .to the amount of about 870 iii
bills and then one it
' nd
loaned his hflf l0 (‘Ollt‘cl *Pnl't‘mnn
iicKllyc was
‘ . small ch . t
“"0"“ 1" McQuet-tlen. “DC"‘MU- Mitch ran up to over a hundredflwo‘t:
Oltio ""‘Bi
' - .. "t reaii ' w .
”m“ -‘~ “Mm’pm‘ 50"“ (“and you this: "Wh‘fn Tribal]. mu“ m"
‘Rapids, Wis. the police . ..r. i asked
Biagglo .\iantuano. tii‘ojjio. italy.
George Mauritz, Athens, Wis.
’i'iieophit A. Memic, Lebanon. Pu.
Miles ilitaden. Gary. Ind.
Stanshiw Magusewski, Baltimore. Md.
Anton Owerus, indlana liarbor, ind.
Lester Parkhurst, Lyndon, Ill.
are of peace and its iness
not thought it a low-ll; meeiiiiL?°1EIli‘lt-it
.uy'vtts what he said, with simple fervor:
es, yery quiet.‘ But like the Virgin-
ling. uhen he said it, he smiled.
,, it have not yet been able to find
out, what happened that night (but i
wtlnqput that i ltnow, that after the
interview at the White House t
. h -
Antonia Poria. “my,“ Cal. ldiou of the National American all?»
Lewis Rice.‘South Wearc. N. H- mans' Suffrage Association. up to four
Raymond Rogers. i’emberton. N. J. .. sociock in the2atternoon. had no rea-
John Summits, Washington Park. “1'3?”th m“Clothe that any ...cuon was
Reno Sclimit. iiortonville. Win. 129 eggtzlaglughc immediate future on
. ‘ ville Wlsu , _ . and “"9. amour
Harry R. Schumake. (dit‘fi‘ . itliemaeltes. not satisfied with their to
Joseph Sobezak. Chicago. Ill. tier-view with the President. Thai
Edward Yam, Chicago. ill. imfimfit‘gfls: tJones receiVed a com-
(‘urtis Wood, Jonesboro. Ark.
Clifford Young. Miles City, Mont.
tmorning. and. afterward. announcint:
in the Senate that he would ask. at
Total number of ca‘sunllics to date. :9 MC‘T“:‘°:d°' “‘9 “‘0'"an ”"5“
' total. _ vut on u ay of next week. that
incudtnx those in show the uni-us hm be taken up for can
«t
ilhm-dsnuuu...
m”‘
in” . I
W
w ;
to“:
Arthur Johnson. Osman. loot. wanton tantrum m lime. and our: man- uy be
run urn-3m DuPotcr'llln ‘ ' "' “~“"“""""”‘" ""
c . . . Wllfllmmfl. W ”......ud m. fit I “hill lt'u with that
.atgtt'rnoakuLIunmo." I“ «lull-I “ our. the m .y in sun In.
tho amma” m mumflwd'u.‘wmmto In“.
Mich and bflum w let-an. omen-Mums: mus-bun.“ t. «m It
can. 'nlu. mmm.-IUI.W “~40”... Ls... ...,
www.mc-v.‘ mun-What:
“..fl tints-ammonia luau-m. ......
Mimic-Innis. hill-III!!!- Duo.
nuptials—nu m" "'-
ymmmu “
it
_.gll
ful what she sair. She told him :‘lll'
would speak only of sum-ace, lll"
amondment. and of the l’l‘"S!-iifll in
lihat connection only- - which an:
'Bll‘it'ily what she did. bttt tittt ii the
President's wants. that afternoon. on
suffrage, were not satisfactory and iii-
dtcatite of action by his party. they
twould be burned and. also. that his
{remarks would be quoted extensively.
iwhlclt was also done. Mrs. niacin-ye,
lrecltint: literally pages trot“. llit‘ N- w
iii‘reedoni and, on top of that, she not
toward ”Willie. permit. Titties hate t‘liilfi".i‘il trig
. this—our city."
I
l
;Men of Middle Age Indulge in Com.
. '~ [prison
f Two pint-ti? dressed. substini‘la’l
NOT LIKE om DAYS
——
were discussing the high cost of hy-
.lnx. drill: and every other oil! thing
,while having their shoes polished in
in place just off Herald Square. One
‘wns saying he couldn't figure
Bpersons of small eamintz capacity
iwere managing to keep body and
'sottl together. The other Ventured
Ithc opinion that the class of persons
he referred to were not entitled to
the sympathy they were acting lie-
"cause their standard of living was
‘out of all proportion to their pay
envelopes.
‘ "When we were
in the middle west,“ the second man
went on. “wr considered ourselves
.Iuclu' if we not some plain schoolinc
arid three fairly square meals a day.
-We had pennies
youngsters hacn
ell-0d Into fit but not and dlmt-
we felt real wicked we smoked cin
nanion cigarettes. A coople of cent4
would buy enough material to pm
\‘lde smokes for a whole crowd.”
“And a firecent thriller was with
ed from one boy to another until all
the youngsters in town had read it,"
added his friend.
They stole. another look at its-
young plutocrat, sighed deeply am
left the place shaking their heads.
Crossing the street in this mute":
plative mood they barely escaped be
in; knocked down by a youth on at
motorcycle.
how .
where the. averazc .
itilh
. “And we used to feel real rech-
less on our reloeipedes." mused out .
—New York Evening Telegram.
E TRADE INCREASE
COMING AFTER WAR
(Continued ”on No One)
l...
SPFKt‘nnt. who was the pict- looking men of fifty or thereaboutS. one by one, and exclaimed: 'Why. W).
have only ten more ways in our whole.
country than you have iii this out-
yard.’ Anti Lord Reading, of England,
declared that it typified the limitless-
ness of America.
“Others ask new we can do unit-i.
things. and they learn that, at tit..-
beginnlng of the war,. the wealth oi
the United States was $250,000,000:
000, compared Vith “885.000.900.000
as the wealth of Great Britain; 880.-
000.000.000 for Our-many, and 855.000;
000.000 tor-mute.
“We have half the total banking
resources of the world. Since the war:-
began We have bought back 4.000.-
000.000 of securities, loaned 7.000.-
000.000 to titties and extended credit
to allies and business concerns to
the amount 0 87.000.000.000 more.
We have carried on the enlarged bus
locus of the country and a war cost-
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