Berlin, Jan. 7.
The well-known "Berliner Tageplatt" will soon disappear from the streets and with it the Mosse newspaper-publishing house will also make its exit from Germany's Press ranks, The Mosse publishers are now issuing the "Berliner Volkszeitung"
ition to the "Berliner Tage-The former has a circulation of 200,000 as compared to the latter's 50,000.
But the "Berliner Volkszeitung" io be sold to the "Deutscher Verlag" company, it was revealed today. The firm in question, formerly operating under the name of Fullstein, is now publishing the "Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung."
Fourth Estate circles here also recalled today that the "Berliner Boorsen Zeitung" changed hands recently, now being published by the Cautio Company, which also owns the "Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten" and which seems to be financially backed by quarters close to German State leaders.—Havas.
Lesson Sermon First Church of Christ, Scientist.
SACRAMENT.—Is the subject of the Lesson Sermon read in all Churches of Christ Scientist, throughout the world on Sunday, January. Golden Text:—John 6:33, "The Canton Population Slowly Returning Canton, Jan. 7.
The attempt of the Japanese to bring back the population to Canton, by the recently inaugurated Canton-Macao service, is meeting with some success, each vessel bringing about 60 persons, According to the Chinese who arrived here this morning, the passengers aboard the ships are well-treated and there is no discrimination shown. The vernacular newspapers say that the vessels are maintaining a service three times a wpek.—Reuter.
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