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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
100000 Allies Landed
at Salonici, Is Report
By AsSoeiated Press

London. Nov. 10.-Newspapers OF
Berlin, as quoted by the correspondent
at Copenhagen of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company, say the allies already
have landed 10000 men at Salonici.
Rome, Nov. delayed in trans
mission) What appears to be a fore
cast. that Italy will send troops TO
Albania to aid the Serbs is contained
in a semiofficiaI note, which saws that
while Italy has not participated in the
Salonici expedition of the allies, she
has found a better way to oppose the
Austro- -German-B Bulgarian attack upon
Serbia.
This way, the note says was opened
by the Bulgarians themselves when
they threatened to invade Albania. 10
reach the Adriatic. design so dam
gerous to Italy's interest that ''the
mere threat must oblige Italy to take
measures to Illustrate IT
Immediately"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
BROWN REOPENS
COAL TAX CASE
Attorney General Files Petition
Asking Court For Re-
argument
BY .4ssacia.cG Pyess

Philadelphia, Nov. 10.-Attorney-
General Brown to-day filed a petition
in the State Supreme Court asking for
a reargument in the anthracite coal
tax case. That court recently decided
that the law of 1913, levying a tax on
hard coal was unconstitutional. Eleven
reasons are given for another review.
among them being that the opinion
of the Supreme Court is contrary to
all precedent in Pennsylvania because
il is the first time in the history of the
Jurisprudence of the State that classi-
fication for the purpose of taxation has
not been sustained" and that ii is the
first time in the history of Pennsylva-
GCnnAirnund nr, Rnnc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
Asquith Will Ask For
Vote of Credit in House
BY Associated Press

London. Nov. 10, 1902 p. NJ. =
Premier Asquith will ask the House
OF Commons to-day for a vote of
credit of 100000, 900 (S2 1000, ,OOO.-
O00). This will make the total
amount voted for war purposes In the
current year f1,30O, 100000, (S6, ,5OO.-
600 OOOl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
WEDDING GIFTS
INTEREST CAPITAL
Official Washington Discusses
What Should Be Done For
Mrs. Gait

Washington. d. c.. Nov. 10. - The
propriety of an official wedding present
to Mrs. Norman Calf on the occasion
or her marriage to President Wilson
next month is a subject OF much dis
tatives returning to Washington for
the next Congress
More properly 1t may be said the
lawmakers wives are doing the dis
cussing, as even those Congressn1en
who venture an opinion in the privacy
OF club or home are most emphatic in
cording to the wife of a high official
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity; Fair,
continued cold Tonight with low
est temperature about 81 degreesi
Thursday Increasing cIoudlness
and warmer, probably rain in
the afternoon.
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Fair
and continued cool to-nIghti
Thursday increasing cIOudlnens
and warmer, probably rain In the
afternoon or by ntghts light north
winds becoming fresh southeast.
River
The SuSquehanna river and all its
tributaries will fall slowly or re-
main nearly stationary. stage
of about 3.5 feet Is Indicated for
harrisburg Thursday morning.
General Conditions
Pressure IL high over the eastern
part of the country, except the
northeast portion. disturbance
OF great magnitude covers near
all the territory west of the
Mississippi river, except the Pa
ENC states, with Its center over
the southern Rocky Mountain re-
giOn.
Temperature; a. M, 10.
sun; Rises, 6;45 n. m.; sets, 4iS3
D. m.
Moon, First quarter. November ia.
River stage. a.5 feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays weather
Htshest temperature, 81.
Lowest Temperatures, zz.
Mean temperature, II.
Normal temperature. ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
British Cruiser Sinks
Two German Submarines
By Associated Press

London, Nov. 10, 1915 P. M.-Tele-
grams received here from Algeciras.
Morocco, by way of Madrid report a
British cruiser has sunk two German
in the straits of Gibraltar.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
BURLINGTON TO RE A CLERK

Harry Z. Burlington. formerly clerk
to the County Commissioners, a we'll
known upper end Independent Repub-
llcan and director of the Gratz Fair
Association. has been spoken of as a.
probable successor to William A. Nell
benny as clerk to the commissioners
should the latter become 4ail warden.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10

GERMAN ATTACK REFUSED
BY associated Pres

Paris, Nov. 10, 2.30 p. ma Ger
man attack near the forest of Given
chy was easily repulsed by French
troops, according to an announcement
made this afternoon by the French
war Office, while at the same time
French batteries in the Champagne
district, near Tahurs, responded with
energy to a German artillery attack.
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[Continued on Page ST.
SINKING CAUSES ANXIETY
By Associated Press

Rome, Nov. 9. $40 p. NJ, via Paris.
Nov. 10. 1915 A. M.-Few details have
been received here at this hour con-
corning the sinking of the Ancona.
News OF the loss of the vessel caused
the greatest anxiety in Rome.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10

London, Nov 10. P M-rhe British steamers Cali !
fornisn and moorna have been sunk
washin. ton. Nov. ION Delsya. BELGIAN. snpiov
ed by the United States as counsellor to t5e LEGATION Il
Brussels has left Belgium and viii not return 10 his oost he
cause Germany has given notice that he persona non
grata. The State Department viii not admit that Do.y.
has been removed but announced TO-DAY tb, he had e
Rero;,n, and nil, ,o4 -..-,
New yor, Nov 10 sbor. ,r,,i. .of .,..+-. ..;-
which ianed oil in one Of the smaller bo-, mile ,..4
FIRE in one of the shops Of the Bethlehem Steel coropa, 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
HOLD MAN
ON SUSPICION OF
BEING MURDERER
Say Thomas B. Smith Answers
Description of Man Wanted
For Staying Aged Woman
ROCHAMBEAU

In the arrest last night of Thomas
B. Smith, colored, on a charge of
larceny, the police department be-
lieve they have man who may know
something about the murder of aged
Mrs. Ella Albright last June.
Smith it is said, answers the
description of the man seen prowling
about the Albright home, at Fifteenth
and Briggs street on the evening prior
TO the discovery of the murdered
woman's body.
Smith disappeared the following
day and his whereabouts were un-
known until last night when he was
arrested in State street by Rounds
man McCznn, and Patrolmen Balt-
haser. owens and Brine. Before his
departure from Harrisburg last June,
Smith is said, went to the store of Mrs.
Anne Levine. Cranberry and Tanner
streets, and demanded money.
He pointed a revolver at Mrs Le-
vine and told her to get away from
the cash drawer. Smith opened the
drawer took out several dollars.
dropped the revolver and ran out of
the store. Following hearing on the
larceny charge, residents from the
vicinity of the Albright home will be
called to try and identify Smith as the
man seen in that neighborhood
previous to Mrs. Albright's murder.
BRITISH DESTROYER WRECKED
London. Nov. 10, 1.50 D. m. - The
british tornadoboof ,lasfro,,ar -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10

A. Fl. White, State manager of the
American Civic Reform Union. who
with Captain Owen o. Wizard, presi-
dent of an International Association
of Licensed Detectives, has been in
vestigating alleged vice conditions in
this city. has given another statement
10 the press.
Mr.. White insists that he does not
want to give the city a black eye and
declares that his only wish is to see
that Harrisburg is cleaned up"
One place in his statement of to-
day he says: When police organiza-
Iions accord support, we gladly CO.
Aperate.' Mr.. White admitted how
ever, when questioned, that he at no
time has asked the police of this city
to give his organization any support.
Yesterday the self appointed vice
Investigator" when asked why he did
not ask the police to make arrests
instead of chattering about alleged
evils before mixed audiences, said:
We are not ready to ask the police
to take action"
"In Due Time
To-day when Mr.. White was asked
why HS uOeS not lay MS evidence con-
cerning law violations in the so-called
'winerooms" of the city before the
court the investigator said: I'VE will
in due time"
Mr.. White was asked how he knew
conditions in this city were as bad
here as in Chicago and Pittsburgh.
Have you ever been in Chicago
and Pittsburgh " was asked
Certainly 1 have" assured the in
vestigator
But have you ever investigated
conditions there?"
We'll, no, I haven't said Mr.
White.
How, then. do you know that con-
ditions in Harrisburg are worse than
in these two cities?"
Captain Wizard says so, and he con-
Quoted an investigation there once"
was the reply.
Acting Chief of Police Joseph P
Thompson yesterday said that he was
surprised that the ministers OF the city
fell for such fakers." To-day Mr..
White was asked who pays them for
their investigating"
We receive no fixed sum-" explain
ed he, the churches pay us what they
see fit"
Live by passing the Plate"
Investigation made by the Telegraph
of the American Civic Reform Union
which Mr.. White
epresents-disclose that its head
quarters are in Cleveland, o., and that
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF
NEVER HEARD OF"
VICE INVESTIGATORS

Harrisburg Telegraph.
Harrisburg, Penna.
Made Inquiries; never heard of
Captain Owen q. Wizard; did not
know there was such an Orghni-
xatiOn as the International As
SOciatiOn of Licensed Detectives
In existence; wtnerOoms
here. vice district eliminated.
u. ID. O'BRIEN,
Chief Det.
Captain Wizard is the man who
says conditions are worse in Har-
risburg than in Chicago. He claims
to have conducted Investigations of
vice conditions in the Windy City.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
Washington May Make
Demands on Austrians

BY Associated Press
Washington, D. O., Nov. 1O.-Defi-
mite information concerning the sink
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-10
INVESTIGATORS
NOT ENDORSED
BY AUTHORITIES

Investigations Made by Charities Organization Cleveland
and Rockefeller Institute ShOw American CiUic Re-
form Union Not to Be in Very Good Standing
Letters Show That Speakers Go About Making "Morbd
Addresses" and Then Get What They Can Om of
Audiences, 1t Is Alleged; Did Not Ask Police Here to
Cooperate
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TContinued on Page 81
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General Conditions

Hesterday's weather
Hishest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature, II.
Mean temperature, II.
Normal temperature, ~.
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[Continucd on Page 81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
eokal.Dfrid)t
Ter ZtaotraH.
Die Reparatmr bes Gonrt Strafe
Tariibaniss seiinitiu BE-
idDloiien.

Gos wlarltbdus dpi oeIn Court
gtrabe Rartf miro nun bod repnr,ri
iperben. go bat gcitern Der Stnoi'
r1tb einitimmie anf aritrdg bon
.Serrn Minfcnbergcr. benz Boriiper
Ses Marftfommiitees, beihIoiien nno
ben grbeitsoirettor nneeipieien, M
per;iigIif bic notbieen arbeiten III
angriif nebmen 5u Iaifen. Dos Sais
piro jeoo5 niHt gang srDei Sabre
mebr beiiehcn, Senn am 81. 0eSenl.
Der 1917 fol- es oeiinittp gei&olien
unb Damn abeeriiien iperoen.
Rad siernlih Iebbofter Tebdtie
tpuroc aui Gupie5Iirus 6es acunlii.
tees fir @eiese nit 21 eeger 8 StiT.
men Die ErSinanB pniiirt, Iaut mel
der in 8ufinit ale Grlniibnibideine
iiir bic 6oriid,aifune pon sbierfaoa.
pern bonn slrbeitsoireftor nusseiteQt
iuerSen miiIien, lpdbrenb bisber 6ieisS
Reht Sem @eiunobeltsamt juituno.
9ie Cincinnati RebucfioH 90. bat
te Die neue SrSinan3 eiureid,en Iaiien.
uciI ibr angebli6 pon elmer goHtur.
ren5firmn bic ipertbpouiteu aaoaDer
meseeidTappt ipor6en iiub. Stabi
ratbsmitgIieo So,pper bon Der 5lpei
len &nrb proteitirte segeu be icfor'
iiae slmnhme Der Groindn3 iinD
pcrIanstc, oob porerit ein stetbtsglit-
ad1ten pom eta6tnnpaIt einee
bolt per6en ioIlts. gs ipurSt
irooh iiberitiHmt unb bic Grbinail5
aeIanete nit 81 gegen 9 Stiininen
Slir Annntne. Geaen Die Grbinnil,
itinfniten bic foIaenoen TeiHoErateH:
slul. 6rieomnn, anileDen, gienfs.
Sn,pper lirib @iIlenborg.
llnter 4nibebung Der Beifditsre.
geIg rrurbe nlf Gmpiebliing oes
sloamittees fir Mittel lmb @ege ri
ne SrbiHan5 aHgeHomnlem pe!d,e
pine gononi,sgabe BON $500 Dor.
iieit, Inn bic notbigen Reparatiirnr.
beiten auf benz Dad bes MntbbduieS
bejableu 81 f6nner. Tieie @onbs
ioilen in seI,n ssnhreu einl0sbar isin
mo pier imo elm baIbes grosent Gin
len trn1en.
glli Muui6 Der g,artbeborbe ,pllr.
be cine HeioIiiiiOn aHgenommen, lnni
reld,cr elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
biHier Der Douglas Sd)iiIe fiir Spiei.
appropriirt er6en fol-.
an bns sionmitiee fir @eIeiieer.
tobuns sing Der slntrng Serrn anIls
Blame iino eireH Goitenaniddne fir
,inen 9inonft pon Der Stnfe sIperuie
,is CUR Sinn Strnbe iiber bic SetSle
5trabe aisarbeiten gu Iniien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

oft! Sstt tisb q ftin isin. mar
mar nur sc4 jlptibunbsrt &4rifs pom
ben RuHsn. unb fort ian ns I'M
S6laf. ipsrbtn fit unskmiitbn9 unD
f6itben. wirfli9, ipsnn man biIr4 bic
SfisbiHarten iub, fonufe man burdb
bic sisensn DrattbinberntFs binsurt
gsnau bic rui1if@< qinis unb jsbt sin'
seine SHisbfharts sriennen. mir fos
ben bann nod tintn wiinmtpsrfsr, lst
Der nift In aitipn, unb 10 idisbtr
mir psnn aus bisfsn SttIIunssn II BEN
gelpubifsin, bdb aud bis urgarH Ultis
FER in Der JtlDbsfsitiauns iiHo.
Rad, unlersr RIdtsbr lld9 DOM
brolpd aben mir In BEN Sduljimnitr
Der Dorfgsmsinbs. Shli4t uno srissi
mdBia, ipis fih bds esh0rt. Jn 3ipsi
Ginsen iinb uns bi. lInsoru suifdis'
ben iibsrIssen: in Der 5eriitauns bon
sebodensn grbdpF,In. Die mir Brat
iarioffsIn nennsn, uHo in Der 3ubsrsis
tiins bes Qaffsts. 81 IN ia duh IN Nm
itrtn ShiiBtnsrdbsu ni4t ihlsht. iDti!
man feline 3idOri, bdsu DsriDsnosi.
dbsr CT ifi aud nidt ssrdbt gut, ipsiI
meiit bic Bobnsn fsbIen. Der 9ipt'
iicnsscmmdnnsnr bate uHs nit kr,-
Ii6er Greibs bssribt. ME uni,rhisItsn
uHs BEL 2tfh, ais ndrtn mir uiit Bs
ianutt. Mnsnbnlb mubts ssfHisosn
isin. Mls mir bsi fuunbsrpclIsm Sor
ntnuni.rpdHe bic Gbdufss nod petrit
al 5uriidfubrsu. be5nsitn uns unsari
i9e Griabmannf&diisn: artiI.riiisn
annis,. pro6,poIIt @urihtB, fuHis
nagsln.u sirfgeileibst. ftfpnrss 3ddt
ibip.ifs. sur Gsiis ssbnHotn. duf ID
rem isloarauen 9fddtos. Wlunirsn
flOit.n sdriiiss sossn jit ihrsHf gs,
fiimmunasori su - m6as ihnsn edi
ariesssIiid andbis Isin!
Reinbolb GronbtimL
Observation-Disclosures.
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Gliats Bud iiber SeutidlamS.

Or. G6as. Gliot, Der ebemaIiae
Rettor Don 9arDIrb bat feline Sci,
tuHssdrtitel iiber ooer riGatser acgen
De!tidtaub seIdutusIt UNI lie nit sis
nsr Saucs iibsrgOiien in 8u9form ters
6ffsutIi9t. Die prObritif6e greHe BE-
sriibt bas BUD dls EN- grDbes litieras
rides unb ipifisnf6aftIiHes Greiqnis
uHb bic Wafen bss dmeritnnifAen
go!tes perben uuf bisis antiinbisuH1
bin Dabrl9einlich bas Bud iaufen,
OeuH Sr. GIiDt ssuisbt bo5eu Ruf IN
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0ebnrtem.

Robsri unb Warsartt Mobsr, l2o
SduHDtrs Str., aRabs.
Darn unb Wdtsnrttbs Nilminp,
52l Tnnbribg, Ctr, Anabs.
RalbdH unb Gclcis Gplb. 323 Rid.
Tono Sir.. MdbheH.
gsorss unb annd 9plIinga, 1929
Poplar Ctr. anubs.
6snrn uub sdurd Wlidn.lis, l773
Gueen Gitp aps., annbe.
Ben. uHb Map Sbole, Ills g,ID,s
bers Aps., W6bhsn.
Sad unb Rdri. Rl1H. l0l2 Dor.
StrlBs. Rndbs.
Mnrio unD 5l0ro gtObu. 1891
Central 2fDe., Rnabs.
pst.r uHS aatbsriHe ebIins. 1880
Gin Gtr,. Rdh4sa.
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Sin Gag inter rOtbweiksriinen
TabueH.
qst1itaa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Gin 5rablinssdnFuns nit ite4snDsm
S6u.etrsib.n unb siHsm beibenbtn
SftpiHb. Der isibii ben bidfsn Ropfs
ftiissr gum fsinitsH SpiuRssptbs
madt, i6siut au4 sur 1osssorbHnw
ots arissss ~ s.h6reu. 2onbLdufis
idst man 5pdr. ss I6se IN msuTcbIiHer
W0gli6teit, iidj eeseH bic adlis gu
f4dbtu, Ddbrsub man Der 5its i4ubs
los preisssssbeH fsi. Der INNER Der
erfinoer 0itfsr Wsisbtit fsin mGa. Id
m6@ts tbm ratbsn, bel iol6sm Wtii.r,
Dis BEN bi.r srDabuisn tn OHsnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

bti, bic i'm JaIe sinss arissss bts
Iiirften, bdb bas umsriinniIte Boil
ieinen sysinben unsinig eessniib,ri.tbsn
iptrbt. Dsdn biirfs. fdets Der s}rGii'
bent, nidt bic perein5sIten S.immen
beantsn, bic eine entsessnseiss!s Wets
NUM- eriptdsn tSnnten. Mrnn nit
ben p.r.in;e!t,n stimm.n ote D.ut.
idxn s.m.int iinb. bann 1T Der qrGiiz
bent nitt gut unterrihtet. Die Seitt-
iben iperbsn INNER bic Sreue betun=
ben, bic iis Don iebsr ausseSsihnst bat.
Wenn lie bic pcIitit pss PrdTbsntsn
mibbinisen, 10 ssTdisbt IS bsspessn,
neil lie SisIsIbe fir ssfIbrli6 baItsTL
Wenn England in Ieiner 4nmabune
eesen unIsr 2anS niht sebemmt lpirb,
70 pirb idIisblid Ieine 5redbsit 10
nett sebsn, bab mir fit nit Den Wdf=
fen in Der Sono Suriidpeifen miiFen.
Tas 1T cine 2lnii9t, Die iosar intims
s5reunbe beg prdIiosntsn aussefprofeu
baben unb oespesen bisie &nmabuns
9sn Gnalanos nit ginitsuuns Der
Waffenlieierunsen bstdmp5sn poIlsH
Das III au1 bic 4niidt Der 0eutidsn,
iporaus bsrporesbt, oaB lie teine uns
ameritaniIhe unb aud feline abseions
csrts Stslluns sinnebmsu.
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yittuud,, Den 21. sipril 1915.

Di. annabms SaB Grai
gsrnitprff feline aritit iiber bic mai
ien!iefsruns obns WifIsn fsinsr Regies
runs psrSHentIidt bat, wiro bnrh bi:
Nittbeiluna 3erit0rt, bdb Dsuti4s
lamb cine peitsre Tote an uns
fev Resieruns ri4tsH uno bic
WafienIisferuns birstt als cine
annsutrale Sanbluns be5eihnen
iuirb. Das mar BON isbsr audi unisrs
aniidt uno finbet ibre gsitdtisuRs
i'm 0Dlterreht. asine Ration bat oas
Re9t, bic 5einb. elmer bsfreunb.ten
Ration, nis 9sutiflano ss geaeuiiber
Den Der. Stadt.u 1T, NIT arieJsma'
ieriaI ~ perieben.
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Der grdfibsnt bat cine RsO.

Vet 81 ! tuenf bat cine Eto.
sebaIteH. NORM sr iaets: .Gie @ruue.
.ose Der ReutraIitdt III Ri9t @Iei6s
qiItiateit uno uiht gtssHnuB, iOnbern
WlitsefiibI fir bic Wsnidbeit. Dds
ii iebr gat in Der 5bsprR seia1t, absr
ipis ftebts nit Der graris2 Wir Be.
iunDeu unfer MiieefiibI, i1bem mir
bit @affeu IieFsrn. nit nd6sn R.Hs
f6eh set5otei une oeritiimHeIt iDsrben.
Jm DsitsrsH 9srIaufs Der Rebe iasts
hr prSfbeHi, er ftiHIme DsHsH MID.
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~ - S'o,~'~ l"'''
geitss periuten pie gtiir in Gbind
fir Den Sanpel Der gausen WsIi often
su baItsn. Gr iaet ni6t. oab Gns.
!anD oarauf bsitebeu p.rDs. SeiHs
Burte limb 10 auf8ufafen, odb er Sa'
pan bitten lperbe, niht ben hinsiiiHeil
SunDel au munppoliiiren, neil sr ourt)
bic auians nit aeBtersm 10 ssbunben
IN. baB er es uiht pdat, Sapan ensrt
giI6 sntlesensutrsisn. Weuu baber
Der prGiibent bofft. our6 bic Ollie
bon gnslanb bic Suterefen unierss
2anbss in Ghina lpa9r.n gu .onnsn,
gibt sr iid einem rTfenilubissn Srre
tbum bin. Die Der. Staaten Hiiiien
ibren aampf nit Sapan dllsin auss
feHten. Dd bas bon Der Wilfonihsn
aominiitrdtion nidpt gu srpavten it,
10 ldbt iid bas Gnbe pordusis6en.
Sarau tpiro gbiua peridline.n.
Ropiepelt bat bic 9ebinsuRs
gen i.itseiteGt. untsr lpslden CT Wils
lens lit, nit ieinen Mannen Sur repubs
Iituniidsn 8artsi Suriidsutebren unb
pie 6auptbsoinguna 1T, bab sia pros
ersTitper uls rspu6!itaniI1er Yrdiis
beutidaftss&onbibat aufstiteat ipirp.
Wen er uIs iolden betrahtst. ipiro
ni1t ssfast. sllgemsinsr 4uiiht 5ue
fplas piirbs Senatpr goraa Don
SSbabO ibm auIagen. SeH gsbinglIngeu
III jsbodl nod Elm ..Wmn" aHgefiist.
Benn ss iid 5eissn iOlIte, puB Gie pro<
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The Detroit times., 1915-01-05
STOCKS ADVANCE
IN U.S.. DESPITE
LONDON SLUMP
Profit Taking Sales Pronounced
on New York Stock
Exchange
GOLD EXPORT RUMORS
NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY
Gotham Believes Wheat Prices
Will Be Forced Down
By Deliveries
(Copyrfght, 1915, by The New York
Evening Post Col

(Copyrfght, 1918, by The New York
Evening Post Col
NEW YORK, Jan. Sin one sig
niflcant respect. today's stock market
duplicated yesterdays prices. for Am
erican shares on the early London
market ranged from one-half TO full
point below parity with Mondays New
market itself showed no concern
whatever over the foreign values. Ii
opened a trife under yesterday. then
began TO advance again.
The days net gains were not as a
rule equal to yesterdays. and In the
afternoon there were some perfectly
natural signs of profit-taking sales for
home account. which checked the rise
OF prices. Nevertheless, the upward
trend was evident enough. and, In the
number OF issues dealt In, this was
possibly the most active day since
the stock exchange re-opened.
Sterling exchange declined again, to
the lowest since Christmas week OF
1918. Curious rumors were afioat.
purporting TO foreshadow export OF
gold from here to France. This hard
ly appeals TO the sense OF probability.
The wheat market at Chicago rose
to the highest price since the Letter
corner OF 1898. This past weeks
movement has been a pretty rapid
pace OF recovery; such rapid extreme
advance are apt both to stimulate the
rush Of wheat from the farm, and TO
induce the foreign buyers to move
more slowly.