Signed in London: America and Allies Sharing the Issue London, Oct. 10.
The loan agreements between Germany and the banks concerned have been signed.
is learned from an official German source that Germany's '300,000,000 gold mark loan under the Dawes "scheme, which was finally arranged yesterday, will comprise an American portion of '$110,000,000 and a European portion of £26,500,000, The loan will be issued by all the participating countries next week at 92, and will bear 7 per cent, iatores Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Ca. have taken the American portion of the loan, while the Bank of England covers the greater part of the European portion, in which France, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Sweden and Germany will participate.
The loan is repayable in 25 years, the European portion at par, the American portion at 105.
The service of the loan takes precedence of all reparation pay: ments. is believed that the British of the German loan will be Japproximately—£12,000,000, the French portion £3,000,000, the Belgian portion £1,500,000, and the portions of the other praticipant® between £1,000,000 and Pari The Reparations Cam: approved the condition man loan—Reuter.
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