Dublin, Jan. 21.
The Irish Republican Army issued a communique here last night denying any connection with the recent explosion of a bomb at Tralee, near a hotel in which Mr. Frank Chamberlain, son of the British Prime Minister, was staying. The Army had given no instructions and had no knowledge of the incident, it was added.—Havas. thirty per cent, the Reich has constituted a large power of purchase among its population without having increased merchandise production.
An increase of taxes or a rise in U.S, Army Doubles prices, which would be equivalent to Force in Panama indirectly decreasing the purchasing power, may solve the problem, but London, Jan. 21. these {wo solutions are dangerous for It has been authoritatively stated the regime and the Government will that the United States Army proposes not resort to them until absolutely {to double its present force of 13,000 necessary.
it is true that prices are tending to rise while strict restrictions have men in the Panama Canal zone.—
Reuter. been applied to salaries. It is also true that many cheap products have disappeared and have been replaced by dearer goods, but the gap between the purchasing power of-the masses and production still remains very wide—Havas.
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