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Full Title	The Fatherland v. 4 no. 24
Author	Viereck, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. Ed.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1916-07-19
Publisher	New York : International Monthly Inc.
Topic	World War, 1914-1918 > Periodicals. Europe > Politics and government > 1871-1918 > Periodicals.
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OCR V 380 THE AFATHERLAND “iisrmr arrears recur" . But the latest wonderful achievement of Germany! The arrival of the first commercialisubmarine-boat is an exception, and is'of the greatest importance as regards the conduct of the VVar as well as in the commercial relations between Germany and the United States! -The resumption of the export trade to America must have as a consequence a rise in Mark and Kronen and prices for the [WAR AND WEUNCPAE. LOANS OF THE CENTRAL POWERS Our oflers still present an opportunity to secure these high-grade investment securities at favorable prices, and we recommend the prospective buyers to inquire regarding quotations and other par- ticulars. Any information desired will be promptly and gladly given. ZIl‘all’alERl'i’llil‘ll‘l 8: EORSHAY ESTABLISHED 1872 Members of the New York Stock Exchange 9-" Wall Street, Hew York ‘ Branch; Be.-un WAR LOANS or THE CENTRAL Powans We be; to announce that, subject to change with or without notice, we will accept subscriptions to:the IMPERIAL GERMAN GOVERNMENT 5% BONDS wvmrz. LOAN -at the rate of $190.00 for each 1,000 Marks Interest beginning July 13!: IMPERIAL GERMAN GOVERNMENT 455% TREASURY NOTES FOURTH GERMAN WAR LOAN . Redeemable at par in ten annnalaerin. bttirlnlnc July, 1923 at the rate of $186.50 for each 1,000 Marks Interest beginning July 1st AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT 5%% BONDS FOURTH AUSTRIAN WAR LOAN Redeemable at nor from 1922 to 1958 at the rate of $130.00 for each 115,000 Kronen Interest beginning June 1st, 19 HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT 6% BONDS FOURTH HUNGARIAN WAR LOAN I Not callable before 1921 at the rate of $135.00 per 1,000 Kronen Interest beginning May Ist, 1916 Further particulars on application. TRANSATLANTIC. TRUST COMPANY ‘ 67 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK The East Side Branch of the TRANSATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY at . T09 Avenue A, car. 7th Streat,is open everyweekday until eight o'clock m, my -r When Answering Advertisements Please Mention Tm: FA-mm, A iinancial ‘ Forum Any reader wishing ad- ’ 1 vice or inronnatlan regard- ing his securities or pro Ipectlve lnvenrnents. address Financial Editor Fallvnland, 1123 Broadway, New York. All inquiries oonndentlnl. All advice free. Those who prcltr not to have replies publish- ed under initials. please mention fact In writing. THE Guaranty Trust‘ Company, chief instigator of me Russian $50,000,000 loan under the direction of J. Picrpqnt Morgan 8.: Company, in order to float its foreign war issues, publishes an interest- mg and instructive table in the news- papers which, by reason of the sop of big advertising contracts, dare not criticize the peculiar nature of many of such flota- trons. Under the heading of “Forei n Gov- ernment Obligations," the uaranty Trust offers the following: Yield about 6.15% Rate Anglo-French" External Loan 5% “ Argentine Government ..... 6% 5.70% Swiss Government . . . . . . . . . . 5% 5% These figures are very instructive. We see here that the credits of Switzerland and the Argentine Government are very much higher than those of England and France combined. What? Is it possible? These two small countries may obtain money in the open markets of the world at rates cheaper than the great British Empire and the French Republic, whose financial resources in the past were rated 50 hiszh? Here is the true test of solven- C)’, These figures are being published by’ this pro-Ally firm, at the time ‘oh the “great Allied drive," when the publicit agents of both countries, combining wit the pro-Ally subsidized organs in the United States, are doing their utmost I0 squeeze out for :1 few days even the sem- blance of an Allied success. But it must 3I>D8.3r then that investors have grown cautious about "Allied victories." The)’ have too often in the past proved of the most illusory nature. THE MAIL BOX C- Rn San Francisco, Cal.-While the losses of the Metropolitan Life Compan)’ have been heavy as a result of insuring Canadian soldiers, I cannot say that,tl1C“’ financial standing has been impairs through their injudicious action. The Metropolitan is now recouping “.59” lhfoutzh charging a high war premium on policies of American soldiers going l" the Mexican border. It insured C3113‘ B6-D BREATH is frequently caused by Sour Stomach. Heart- Inn. or other forms of lndigestion. One (1090 of Bisodol, which is the result of learn of careful study by a celebrated German Cbemill. . will give you prompt relief. Send 25 cents today for a box. Money had: ifitdoesnotdoallwadaimforit. BISODOL COMPANY I949 Broadway ‘ lnewvork cm rm i’ x

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