SUPPLIES FOR GERMANY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2298, 31 October 1914, Page 8

SUPPLIES FOR GERMANY

BIG TRADE WITH NORWAY :...;, London, October 29. An Englishman at Copenhagen writes ['.;■• that American cargoes are being . systematically discharged at Norway and , s ' . reloaded in other neutral ships and sent toStettin, a great, German port attho mouth of the Oder River. Hundreds , ~ of tones . from' ■ Liverpool, ostensibly ' for, iDenmark, have -been sent- from ■■■ ;■'"' Copenhagen to Norway, and thence to '*\ ~, Stettin. Similarly ■ copper, • nickel, and benzine aro forwarded in barrels, the hills of lading describing theni a 6 con- '.... Japing herrings. ;: '■'~ DANISH PRECAUTIONS.' . "■'" : . Copenhagen, October 29. l^,.'-. Parliament has adopted a_ BilT which a person for making a false ■ declaration regarding the destination of . -pship or goods. ■ .■■'■'■-, >. ;THE "ECONOMIST'S" VIEW. i;,/ '.■"' (Rec October 30, 9.15 rLm.) i ' : y' London,' October 30. ;. ' .The.'.'Economist," in .commenting on the. further increase'..in the pricei of | ■-.■"-' ■■ corn.in.Germany, states that it is'un- :'.'■;' '-' wise to -anticipate a/--shortage in -the f'.l food supply of Germany for many ■ months.- It is inconceivable: that' the Nw" Government would have plunged into a great war unless it'was sure of at least \ > year's supplies.' • - .. , '