The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-08

SSS. In reality, allowing Tor these TO
serves, the actual amount Is probably
but little over Sis per capita of &C
tuaI circulating hand to hand cash
OF this over SO per capita Is now
In the possession OF Henry Breed, and
this money has seeped away 80 in
sidiously that not one OF you shrevd
fnanciers, who make a knowledge OF
the ebb and flow OF money your bust
ness, has been aware OF It Gentle
men, II is nearly all gone DOW, and
soon there will be no money whatever
in the United Statesg'
That night there was much quiet
selling OF stock, and the Atlantic ca
BILE was busy with selling orders for
the London Exchange There had been
eight Of the mighty kings of finance at
that dinner, either in person or by
their near representatives.
Rollins had walked away with Kea-
vim.
This rs a marvellous thing you have
been telling u.s." said he, put an In
cendiary thing too. The strange part
is that it should have remained for
you alone 70 discover It and profit by
1t. How did you find It outT'
''weII, with about 10000 distributing
agents, each one instructed to remit In
currency only. it would be very strange
If there were not a leak Doubtless q
host of people other than myself know
of 1t, but the individual amounts were
so small that no one paid any atten-
ton"
s@rh ,@S- -,-~a.G.,<.A-- - - A-..G.k-S ID -TRs.
ut remained for you to appreciate
and take advantage Of the enormous
possibilities Of the thing, to understand
it's magnitude in the aggregate. You
are a great man, Mr.. Kelvin You
have been selling all the time, haven't
your
Every morning." admitted Philip.
smiling.
"You must have an ENORMOUS ae-
count by this time"
"CIose to 100000 shares" confessed
Phillip.
And you held back your explana-
ton of all this until you had acquired
all you wanted? thought so. Well,
it's an Ill wind that blows nobody any
good. 1 want some railroad shares. I
suppose you realize what q calamity
| you are going TO bring on the coun-
try?"
Il think / do" And Phillips Jaws
closed with a snap.
Rollins looked at him In slightly dis
approving speculation.
"Gadr' he said. Some OF the big
men here have been pirates, but you
will be the most ruthless wreckeR who
ever got into Wall street"
"No," returned Phillip, with a curious
smile. You have read me wrong.
am not a pirate. am a refUrmer."
81 see" concluded Rollins-''in the
same manner that the tnquisition 70
formed the heretics."
81 decline to be interviewed" dec4ar-
ed Phillip. Are you going uptownr'
At the Esplanade Kelvin found Rens-
selaer. you are the only chap on my
list who knows lot OF the newspaper
crowd. l have an item for them, and
1 don't want to give 1t out myself"
He told Rensselaer, what had trans
PRED at the dinner. Rensselaer, CLAP
ped him on the back and laughed Loud
and long.
The newspapers will eat that stoCYi'
he declared Its a wonderful thtngi
Great Scott, man, how many shares
are you shOrtT'
About 100000"
Then every point drop means $780,
600 to you. This will send the Line
down thirty points. Let me figure q
minute. Why, that's $21, co., OoF'
81 figure on a little bit more than
that" returned Kelvin dryiy. But
don't let that distress you any, Bert"
''You might have given a fellow q
tip" complained Rensselaer,.
How much money have your
"a little over $1,000 of my own" re-
piled Rensselaer,, but l can gee hold
Of $4,000 more"
"Do you know any way that you can
place your $4,000 on the London mar
ket in the morningT
ct think can. Me for I'll" said
Rensselaer,, Jumping up. Watch me
make the sidewalk smoke" At the
door, however, he paused "And Just
to think" be said, that all this gilt
tering opportunity comes about
| OIu DECoA3 "hsN \
have an aunt out at Forest Lakes, a
guest Of Breeds, she calls herself, but
she's a guest for pay and is a sort OF
bear leader for the fair Lillian. She
would be above taking money for
coaching Lillian and afterward In
Quoting her into society, but shes not
above letting Breed handle her invest
ments' of paltry $4,000 on a guar
anteed return OF 100 per cent"
IF you want to get those selling or
ders away you had better hurry" Sug-
| gested Kelvin. looking at his watch.
81 have an idea that the cables VIII
be loaded with just such messages be-
fore morning."
Shortly after midnight Kelvin was
awakened by the ringing OF his tele-
phone bell and from then on until
morning be was kept busy answering
calls from the various newspaper Of
fees. he gave them all the informa-
ton he could They besieged him for
news. for photographs, for the story of
his life, and in the morning, having
u