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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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The intention of ill? management is not to pay divide.nd5 “W1 8163 surplus has reached the figure 0555900" K. P.. Dover, Del.-There is no need for alarm. The investigation is merely Per‘ functory. . A. P. D., New Yorlr.-The man from Ireland was right. The government f““.de provision for the sale of lands to llflsh farmers, loaning the moneyat a low mfef‘ est rate. Agricultural conditions m ill“ country have since then shown great 1m‘ provcment. This was not an act of altru- ism on the part of the British Govcrnmcnh however, but an act in her own mtere u since Britain wished to check Irish emxsrr?-‘ tion and preserve within the United K“3g‘ dom the cattle raising and agricultural 13‘ dustrics. This reform has been Of 7”“ value to the ‘English during tl1e.vP"95em war. W. C., Canadensis, Pa.-Trinity C0999" which was incorporated in 1900, 35 “ever paid a dividend. The shares are 1311?‘? ' . speculative. Sulphur fumes causedm the smelting of the ore, is one of the difficultlesv it]; said, that the company has to Come“ Wit . ' . I. C., Pittsburg, Pa.-The banks 1‘: Pittsburg that participated in the l-1“dt"-1: writing of the Anglo-French loan were 9,. following: ‘ , f ‘ . . . .: ----’ -Mention‘ Tm: Fuumuun‘

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