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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 dians at the regular rate-you may see how patriotic the Metropolitan is. You need not worry about the solvenc of the company. We Americans will iavc to make up the loss. “Alexander I-I.,'.’ Brooklyn-The Trust Conipany concerning. which you inquire is a strong one and is not interested in the loan. A- M-. Cincinnati, Ohio.-You had bet- ter hold on to your Corn Products Retin- ing shares at the present time. The deci- sion rendered against the company has had a bad effect on the market quota- UORS. but ultimately need not mean that the stockholders will have to sustain a. 1055. . All .the proceedings against cor- Porations, in cases such as this, bear out quite the contrary, as witness the Ameri- can Tobacco decision and the Standard ll decision. 9. H., Detroit, Mich.-The Goldiield Princess Mining Company of Arizona appears to be no longer in existence. T; 3-. Brooklyn.-There appears to be no immediate prospect that a dividend will be paid on the Preferred “A” stock of the lVabash. - H-. Columbus, New Mexico.-It is apmooted question whether our stocks “"11 '-‘ruoy a. permanent advance at the close of the war in Europe. There will Probably be a period of great inflation, Pefifaps followed by severe de ression. il ions in foreign securities ha e been absorbed in this country, and many of “W59. if not defaulted, will be forcibly extended. This will not have a favorable 9fTect, since capital will be tied up in such issues. No one living may speak with certainty as to what will occur, since there is no precedent in history of such a c“35tT0l>lie as prevails at present. Howeycr, an investor who places his "WHEY in such stocks as Pennsylvania, Orthern Pacific Southern Pacific Great Northern Pfd., Ceneral Electric, United States Steel Pfd., will be assured of the safety of his capital. There will come a great advance in copper stocks, possibly, When the reconstruction eriod begins in "T0130. and shares such) as Anaconda, :Utah Copper and the like may have a big “mp. But this will come suddenly and 1: discounted far in advance. C0PDer. is regarded as having a good future in this respect. he Scranton companies about which You ask are, I fear, not very good invest- ments. , ‘ L. ,B., Chicago, Ill.-With regard to your inquiry as to the losses sustained by he Metropolitan Life in insuring Cana-. Ian soldiers, the losses most certain] do an “Don the parent company of cw ork. The agents of the Metropolitan are not telling you the truth when they 33)’ that there is a separate Canadian ";0mDany. There is a Canadian ‘branch, Ut 'tlie statement that all monies col- ected in Canada on policies must not “We the country is palpably absurd. hat inducement would Americans omg business across the borller have if they could not obtain their profits? made a special inquiry in this matter, and the facts are as I stated. The sur- Dllls of the Metropolitan is very large, an as it is engaged inindustrial insur- ance. in which the profits are high, owing to the high premiums charged the poor Who take out policies on which premiums ‘"9 Paid weekly, it can more easily re- cover from the losses. It must be re- membered, however, that no company '99-Ds its surplus in cash, but has a great Df0portion.of it invested in properties. sudden huge loss such as this company has, sustained and is sustaining, and which must be paid out in cash, is no laughing matter. The action of the Inspiration‘ mHn[FAmHERLAND HEJENJ ER 51 NACH AECHIER PIlSENER Am‘ iusiiiiiia Mm: mm BllHMlSCHEN Homn GEBRAUI ’ ‘VON THE GEO.WlEDiEM-APJN BREWING CO. INC. NEWPORIQKK Six Teaspoons Free A If you will send us two yearly subscriptions to THE FATHERLAND at our regular price 0 $2.00 each, we i will send you six teaspoons made b the famous ’,’ Th Oneida Community. This Reliance plate is It ";3,,,,f,g,,,L I Broad- guaranteed for 25 years and will give abso- . lute satisfaction. Do not miss thiS:opp0r- tunity. ‘Send the two subscriptions to- day, together with $4.00 to cover same, and we will send you the six spoons, all charges prepaid, provided you use this coupon. “%IIIieutsiI)Ianh. itaerrliizlj haterlanht” Cl-ZRMAN’Y'S WAR HYMN , Until I-'cl:.. 1915. 100,000 sold in Berlin alone. Over 500.000 sold in Germany Piano Edition and Voice, 25c The song on is hand colored postal cud (folder) 10c U. S. stamps accepted GERMAN-AMERICAN PUBLISMNG CO.. Dept. 2A, 1431 Broldwly, N.Y., or througlfyour music dealer [1 ‘ Ezcllioseil Eitl 2 ear ' 1’ lbifzlliyerhndciniiiilhgilflig I to cover same. Please stall spoons as a premium. When Answering Advertisements Please Mention THE FATHERLAND Words and Music by Richard Ewen

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