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Canadian Railway S%s 102
China Republic Ss., 38%
City of San Paulo ts 10*%
Dutch East Indies 6s '62...... 103%
Dutch East Indies 6s *47 103%
Denmark, Kingdom of «s 104%
French Government 7s 03%
French Government 7 >B%
French Government 8s 104
French. American Industries 7%5.. 94%
German External Loan 1t...... 103%
Haiti. Republic 6s. 99%
Japanese Government *%s 91%
Norway, kingdom. 6s 101
Oriental Development 8s 93%
Prague, City of, 7%a...\ 101%
Parls-Lyons-Medeterrantan 8» 80%
Serbia, Kingdom of. 8s 93%
Swltaerland Government 103%
Switzerland Government 8a 118%
Tokyo, City of, Ss 70
Un King pf Gt Bt A Ire *%a. '29 11«%
Un King of Gt Bt A Ire *%s. *37 104%
IRISH CENSUS SHOWS
LOSS IN POPULATION
LONDON, Sept. 11.—Th« large
number of Irish men and women
killed in the Black and Tan ware
gnd other Irish fighting of recent
years is given In a prellmln/rj
census of the Irish Free State ss
one of the main reasons for the
decline In population.
The census shows that the pop
ulation of the Irish Free State is
now less than 2,000,000, having
fallen from 2,130,688 in 1911 to
2.972,802 in late 1925.
There ar* only 973 females for
every 1,000 males ‘ln the country.
Emigration and the withdrawal of
the British army of occupation and
their dependents are given as the
other two main reasons for the
decline.
“Lady Astor Hotel,” Mayb*
DANVILLE, Va., Sept. 11.—Pro
mpters of a $700,000 hotel now being
built here admitted the possibility of
it being named “The Lady 4stor” in
5 honor of the woman who was born
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The Washington times. (1926). Washington [D.C.], 1926-09-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1926-09-11/ed-1/?sp=19
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1926-09-11.
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