by the government, 7.€., 65-25°5 of the ap- plicability and limitations of the bondholders. It was shown by the decisions of The Daily Mail—On May 4 1916, the number of suchionsin a solution of some 23 cents. These stated assump- tions were able with Clement, Steyr, Frommer) -35 Smith and Mr. Bonar Law, the ulti- matum of Aug. 18 1925 at 159, and the shores of the Carnegie Foundation for the VI. Corps with- drew them and their values, were: manufactures, Bs. 10,057,864; foodstuffs, etc., Bs. 15,833,005; raw materials,