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Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23
A Variety Shower

Mrs. Ephraim Reasten was given a
variety shower on Monday evening at
her home on West Main Street. About
fifty friends were present, each bring
ing with them beautiful gift, showing
friendship and good will toward the
bride. The gifts included several gold
pieces, down quilt, blankets, towels
and other things too numerous to men
ton. The evening passed amid lots of
fun, delightful refreshments being
furnished by the friends Of the b1de.
Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23

FOgel & Burstan contest ends
January SOth. coupons must
! le in February lOth.-Treasurer
Grassland will count coupons, and
announce winners in MiddIetOwn
4 Transcript, Saturday, February 18th.
Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23
Forest Church Notes

Sunday, January Oath, 1914. 10. 80
A. NJ, Public Worship with sermon.
1l,4 A. M. Sunday School session.
6.45 P. M.-Christian Endeavor Ser
vice. Topic: "Favorite Character in
the Bible and Why"
7.SO P. M. Evening Service.
Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23
"BiIIy's Bungalow"

Come one Come all This rock
shall fly,
From its firm base as soon as l,
So said the famous chiefton bold.
'Tis story of course that is very old,
But what was said to Sir Roderick
Dhu
We wish to repeat once more to you
Come one Come all
Comedy in three acts. Middletown
Opera House, January 25th, at o'clock.
Benefit of Junior Auxiliary of St.
Annes' Church.
Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23

For Price Reductions FOgeI &
Burstan's White Sale breaks all
records Finest white underwear
lana-l-2 Price
Middletown transcript., 1915-01-23

The TRANSCRIPT sl.OO per Year.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05
Strong Spray Controls Mealy
Bugs

Mealy bugs should be sprayed
for at any time when they become
prevalent. Samples of citrus fruits
Infested with the pest have begun
to arrive at the University of Flor
Ida Experiment station. The bugs
attack many plants and usually
seek sheltered places such as
cracks, crevices, the stem end of
fruits, or where two fruits touch.
They secrete a cottony fluffy white
mass in which to lay eggs.
The insects are unable to get
back on the plant once they are
knocked off, consequently strong
spray of water as often used "a
gainst them. The machine should
be able to develop from so to 100
pounds pressure to dislodge the
bugs from their sheltered places.
A contact insecticide may also
be used and for this purpose the
whale or fish oil soap, one pound
to five or six gallons of water, is
used. Miscible pills may be OBJ
tanned on the market as proprie-
tary insecticides. The farmer may
mix his own miscible oil spray by
Yother's formula: Whale oil soap
s pounds or l gallon; parraffin
oil, "a or % degrees Baume, 2 gal
Ions; water, l gallon.
Press Bulletin PA of the Uni
versity Of Florida Experiment
Station gives a fuller discussion
of the mealy bug and Bulletin l23
of the Station gives details on
mixing the spray These may be
had by addressing the Station at
Gainesville.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05
Ebert Bede Says:

Soon after a person is "found
out" he is put Gin.
The man who wears stripes usu-
ally has checkered past.
No longer do we give the horse
laugh to the man who talks of fly.
ing.
The price of the stuff the law
yer sells is not based oil the cost
OF production.
The woman about whom people
never gossip feels that she has
made a failure in society,
A man who is tender-hearted is
often one who isn't affected by
anyone's troubles but his own.
An optimist is one who won t
believe there is a core in the ap-
pie until he has eaten down 20 1t,
Any pretty young girl ON trial
for a great crime may as well get
ready to sign a vaudeville con-
tract.
People who knock the place
they live in would better be salts
fled for they are not wanted any
where else.
The person who laughs at some
one else who has the toOthache
certainly couldn't have ever had
it himself.
When a man tells his wife he is
sorry about something he is usual
ly thinking more of his own feel
ings than of hers.
When folks talk about you it is
gossip, when you talk about them
you are simply telling things that
ought to be told.
Harry Thaw has made a traves-
ty of justice-yet there are few
people who care a tinker's darn
whether he is in Jail or out.
While a task is yet in the future
most people underestimate the
time and energy that will be nee
essary in performing it.
A good thing would be all right
if it WASH It so easily secured as to
make us believe that we could
just as well have gotten some
thing better.
A hero is a person who does one
thing so well that people notice it
while everyday people do things
equally as heroic but do not know
how to advertise.
If some girls never married the
world would be better off-and if
we were selected to pick out those
who shouldn't marry we would
pick them more because of the
men they would marry rather than
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05

Prof. U. S. Whitaker went
down to Boca Grande, Saturday,
to make preliminary arrange
ments for opening there on Sept.
LIST the high school, Of which he
has been chosen principal. His
many friends here regret that he
will not be connected with the
Punta Gorda high school, the
coming session.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05

because of any shortcomings of
their own.
1t seems as if the weather man
hits it oftener when he predicts
rain than when he predicts fair
weather. Maybe that's the rea-
son he predicts rain so often
there s not so much of a chance of
being mistaken.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05
NOTICE.


public auction the 9Th day D. 1915 for State Drainage
of Florida much be
sue sal vert
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-05

Town Ran Acr- Amount NJ ~.
snip &C. Co. " and cost
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11

Sic ie6oh slDei Snprtbefen einihlie.
hen urf ietne am groa0pap uno
6er gtne Ctr. gclegeneu @runoitllde,
cine critic Sppot6d ben 10000 Col
lar un6 cine 5rDeite Don 5000 Dol.
lor. 5erner cab or ieute gIuBen'
Itanoe uittcr oen 8ilr8ern bon
Council Bluffs nn6 llmge8eHo aui
t,f3489 Collar an. Die 9nnpt'
aIdltbiacr Tin0 0ie 5tate SapIngs
9anf lpno 3. g. Slgbcs.
9taa einen Hegiernngsba'
rfft befiu6en iih geaeruDirtta IN
Der 8iloifolrung i'm @ranp CANNON
In Qri5ona ilber 10000 9e6e.
Ga oerihieoene 4itgtIeoer 0es
Hdt6es Der Supcrpiioren 0es tlefet
gfnees negen IeBtet Montag aIn
Griheinen per6in0ert muroett, per.
id,ob man Bic 5iBung ullf Conner
.itaa. Die idou large in Der Sdpe'
be bdngenoe 6raae Der 8ebdltereau.
lierlata Ron Goutt1 Shatmetiters
nur6e enoailtig entidieoen Gas @e'
.balt oes Gouutp 5daBnteiiters mlr'
.6e inn $500. ieines eriten @e9ilfer
nm $500 un0 0es Gouritn 1duleu'
Superinteu6etts @ebalt Inn $3.50
perringart. Die iibrigen @e9dlter
Ipprbletben mic 5iiDor.
Snfnl8e zines b6ien 5alles
ouf Dem triigerilden eIntteis III
Redtsauuolt I. q. Eraan ge3Dun.
gen, einige Gage oas gctt 81 bitten
au 0iontag Madntittag iona
f0ds 9eqrdbnis oes Qlbbofaten " VS.
I4stDit9 Itatt, Der ON 5reitag Nor.
Igen III Der Gffite bes Aopofaten w
@riqht un Der 8earl StrdBt
ltobt aufgeflGiDea mllroe. Die ar5t
Ilide llnterfuhung ergab, odB q
lmabreno Der Rqtt eillem Sdlagan
Iiaa erLcgen mar. Gle 8eernlanaf
lerfolgte umtcr tdrfer getbeili8uaG
I0er g1italie0cr 1es aobofatenitar
l0es. Cd Die aidter ebelfalIs Of
Der geerbi9ung iidl betbeiligten, 4
fano OH Dem gtadmittag feline @e
ridt iittng TAFT Die gciieblnl
ierfoIgte ouf Dem 5airhieiD Jrieobofe
Ter 1taDrat6 mill bic ait
5~to0tbolle einer p%allitinoiaen 9lepa
rahir uno ReueirridtuHg unteriper
tanN mo glalibt anf Oieie g9clic bal
aIte @ebdnoc nod eine Relhe pol
Sahren nienitbar BIT MAIDEN. 8e
taotrasb Fat dlisgefuioen, 0aB II
Der 9iiraerihait eine groBe Gppc
lition iidl bemertbar genladIt Dad
mo i'll ntdt getpillt. iid cine giie0er
Iaae III Der 6raae 5i holen.
Sic Stn0tudter n'aren aprd
lbe babel. Didtigen @eldJaitcn lhr
auimertlaulfeit au5apeil0els, nute
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11
Gins Gounei[ gfnffs.

9n Der 8obnung oes Mife.
ailibaroa, 1902 40en1le O brad
,yftier ans, oas ie0od NIT rDenig
balo utrter0riidt mer0eu foun.
te. Cine 9lu5abL alei0unasitiide,
Dem aili6ar6a geGorig, mlr0en ie-
bod BON ocn 5Iammeu tbeilmetie
ieriPrt. Ger gigentHiiu1er be5mlp.
let nun, 0ab iid 9apiergeIo i'm
getrage Don $50 in Der einen 8efte
6efa16, oie Dem 6etier gum Gpfer
fiel. 7as @eL6 ual0 bic 0eite ge-
horte einem aoitgdnger Der 5auti.
lie.
@. s. 0imot un6 George &oIf
oon UNDERWOOD, bic nor iefs DO
naten negen llebertretuna bes
MltctaeIcbe5 in Sat genoulmeu
uu0 tc BIT elmer Celebrate BON $500
p%ertrtheilt pur0en uno ipdter ge.
geu @iirgidaft aus Der SAT- eutlai.
len nir0en, Huo bon neuein in @e.
pahriam aenonrnleH mor0en, oa ig
tire @cIoitrofen nltr gum Eheil be.
8Qblt 6atten, trosoem bic 5riit, mel,
Ae 0as @eriht ibien gerpabrte, alb.
qeIaufen NOR. geiDe Mdnner fDlr'
ben odber auf 90 Gage ut 0os Gplin,
ia @efan9ntB ge6raht inn ihre 5tra.
.fe ab3uiiBen. egefauntlid nobm oci
.5heriif unlanqit cine 6alisiuhune
lei 8ilmot Dor un0 nabm cine 5t1r
ide Bier, bic ct borfauo, NIT @e
itlag. @iImot ioG nm nuF 0rGmi
.bieier 9eiftngndbme tpegeH Dc
ridtstuiBaftuug lit aattage perieBt
ncr0en. Gas 9erhor liz auf Del
9. 8abrltar feitgeiest.
am Nfoata9 0lor0en, 3wiiden
Iun0 to ubr, braH III Dem 8ebdll0I
Der eluff Gitp @IoB & Mirroi
Morris an Der 4. mo @roaotDdu
5cuer aus. oas ieopd non Der raid
berbet eilenoen 5cuerDebr gel0ift,
ebe oas ge6dlt0e groben ShaOeu ct
lit Gas Waaren[ager Der 5irfna
lbas aus allen 5orten @las beitalb
niroe o1trd Ste eHtitebenoe @ih
un0 oas 3aiier tart mitgenpirlmen
Ser SadldQ0en miro aii So, 00l
bis $4,000 6erefnet. @ie perlau
tet, fol- 0as 6elier iii elmer flainel
Simmer, tn pelder gor6e niio iii
ne 9appen aiifbenahrt iplir6en, efli
ftan0en icin. Sic aniiabnle lit. BAL
IOie 0lgetraHften Sappen oilrh Seibii
entsnn0una In Brand geriet9en.
SIi0oro Wiiltci Der befnnnte oSSc
Cream un0 uGan1n1 Gambler, 3ei1
lte am leeten Wiittuod tin gereiriq
Item 5taaten @eridt freiDiaige.
aonflirs All. ST berednete iein
duI0en auf 38.6S4G9 1oaar itlt
Gieiue 4etiDn olf BIG, 769.19 Goaal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11

anoerem eine glltomobilfa1rt ndh
Dem neugepflaiprten 9beil Der
South Qpc. 5l unternebmcn, ais
Sta0tamuolt Sdnei6er nuf Der giIo-
flade eridlieu u1o Die 8erianmlung
fir mgeietIih erfIarte. trait eInes
8eietes, 6as Dem 5ta0tihraiber Die
4fIidt auferlaat, ein ieoes Qlitglteo
i6riftlid, pom 3eitpunft elmer icoeu
8eriammlung ST benahrldtiaen.
gisber mur0en 6ie Staotberoronetcn
enfue6er Der 1elepbon oabpn In
aenutniB aeiebt, ooer man uerlieB
Iih gau3 einf1h alf ben ~angebora.
nen sgtitinft, Der, mEc betannt, ntdt
beiie0eln 9laidmdBig entiuidclt lit.
ausreoen ipte sd peiB nidt mas
iou rs heoeutcn4 ODER gadb Die ga.
tc alte 8eit@ fanoen feine @na0e
nor ben Gbren 0es StaotulDalts
Die 9erianmIilig fpllrbe aIio Der
idloben, obne OaB bic 5rage Of biz
5traBenhabu. @eiellihaft fit 0eg'
holen cincs Qbeiies oes SIR Seitl
Der 8eieiie f~ie1enoan Shnees heran.
8e3ogen nerben fam, gel0it muroe
Sn ber leBten SiBuna en0oi
iirten Bic Sta0trdtbe Die ioJialiitiift
Eetition AIR GrrifltHna BON ar.
beits sgiahpeiiungs itellen utter e.
nem 8un0esgeieB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11

5ecoers idrpad.
Builders guGcn $5.50-6.75
@llte bis bette 6eeOcrs $500
ESQ.
MitteImabioe Dis atrtc 1926
$500.
@epa5nIiae bis m%iaamaBiae
$G25-G00.
@rte Bis feIte odnmcr $500
$50.
@ittalmaBiae bi8 CUTE $7.75-
$500.
stod Sellers 1926 500.
Stof Gdhc S5.25-575.
&iuOpie1 -3uiuhr $4,000; Ilartt
% bis 40c uie0riger.
5daucinr -3ufltbr $4,000 @farft
5-t0c ie0rigar bis 81 b36er. Iurd
| iduitt8preis $6.37-645 b6diter
grcis $3.50.
Sdafc-3ufa6r 5000; 0tartt felt.
@ute bis bette 2ammer $50
tso0.
Mittelmabigc zig cute $7.75-
$500.
Sd6rIingc Sc. $500.
decoer 2dmmer $6$ 1880.
8eeoer $7.00-7.25.
6ee0er @iooer $6.25-675.
Site BIS bette gtltteridafe 1925
eco.
@cpd5nIite biz CUTE $5.25-
$50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11
grieIparto md 9entialanb erAsht.

asnfolae oes arie8es, moourd Der
oirafte 9oitperfebr 8Diiden ameri-
ia aao GeltidIan0 ullterbroden
mltroe. fab iid DDS Genaral-4oit.
amt III 8aihington neranldBt, oas
Gorto non 3tpei aif flnf Gents iii
|erhdheiL Iieie internationaIe Roit-
rate miro 10 laage lit Strait bleiben
bis Der 0frefte 9erfebr 8miiden
3entihIon0 into amerifa mieoer
herocfteIIt Tit. Gas gorto piro benz
nod fiir ia0e lln3e ) Geltts iein
nin ie0e peitere llf5e o0er 9riidl-
|tbril orei Gents betrageii. yeriaumt
bet abief0er ben poIIcH Netrag III
9sarfen nui5Hflehen, Dana ulHB ben
Gmpfanger ben 0Oppelten Aetraa
nad5n9len.
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g~eriammInna in Npuea.
0fnnfn. IA s. Sehrllnr t9t.

4pofa, ga, s. 5ebrltar 1915.
s5n Der aeitrigen 9eridmmlnn9
6es 9iirgerbmoes pon Qpoca nno
ltmgegeno Duroe Der Setretar be-
anftragt, Shrer }eitiin8 bic Mitt9eis
hung All MAIDEN, oaB bic 5erren
5re6 ganfe mo 0ic. saaritens als
0eleqaten 3ir Stnatss u erianunllmg
6es 5taatsper61loes lit Manning
ertpahlt rpllr0an; ais Stelipertreter
tmiroen erpdtlt. bic 6erren @enrtl
5tolt uno @uitap Gieoe. ~gSefanntlidI
finoet Die 8etiannluug am 10. nno
20. 1ebrilar lit Mtatuing itatt.
5erner muropn folapnoe @eamter
eriudblt 9rditoent dreo Innte, vi.
n. 9r1ii0ent 9tartin Bloba 5faB,
metiter Syobn Srees un0 Setretar
Scfrp Stolt. 4tit Oeutidein @ruf,
aeilrD 5tolt, 1Bfretar
MDoea 8ii~rgerbAu0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11
a6tung, Sdn0er!

Sente finbet mn 8 ilhr absHss
lin Wnhfbeim cine Er0be het nc.
miidteu 6tiidJure tptrrrn unb Ia.
meul tatt. Gle ltrbuua oee NrrFtn-
doris am 1rritae fdllt aus, Tie Der.
lfaiaa mar bnrdi bae StiitnHasitit
brs Gousurbia 1amtnuereIHs Moth
lutnOia gempFhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11
81. ia6r[idler @lasfen.gaa.

Sim Gantitdg, ben 20. 6ebruar,
beranitaltan Der Omaha 9lattoentide
@erem uno bet oetttide 8omenuer-
elm gemcinidaftlih I'M Geltiden
@0uie einrr grctsmdsfenbalI. Bar.
.preiie i'm 9etrage bon SIS iin0 aus
qeiebt IND stpor 5 @ruppenpreiie
pom SIS. $i2 uno $8 INTO fir Ser
rem ut6 G1men ie elmer Qrais bon
SIS fiir oen beItett gbarafter, S6 fir
oos bette stoitiim, $4 fit bic bette
Qationnltradt uro 50 fir ons TO-
Imiidite &oititm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-11
Nnnfprhia @SLunacrt.

Gas folpen6e prdhtige 4rogrnmm
miro Sonntap bei Der 6eirr Oes g..
Stftntasfdtes nes Gonror0ia "a.
mendors i'm Wluiilbeim sur aus.
iabrun1 fomucu. Ga felt ieoen
geinder einen ftoncn @enuB in
glusitht uuo oes6alb ioatrn it'd un'
icre oattihen Mtuittirutn0e tnShaa.
rem 6a5u einfIn0eu.
Xrppramm.
.Goucoroiu ein5u9smarid 81. alride
gegrlBuugsre0e ........s..t....
u. @tHterfreu0en ...... 8ein3terl
Gin lgiteres Sdnapoem IN 3
1beilen. -..
.a) auf Der giSbabn. b. Ter Ban.
q Shljttcnfohrt
Goneor0ia Gameudor.
p. Ole 2orelet ........... 2is5t
Colo fiir Soprdn: 5rl. Wteltua
Gamm s5den. - &toIin Gbliga'
to: Sir. grnit aceie. - 4inHo'
9egleitrng: iii. 3abristt,
3. 5rie0ria Rotbbart .. gonHertifr
@roBe 8ollooe fir glannerdor
un0 Biauo- 8egleitlmg.
IA, dnHtuite De Concert @rlliante b.
@eltul
Solo fitr @ioIinr: ST.. Grnit
Steele. 4iano+g egleihtng
SER ernft Reeie.
Is. Gin GgfIHs BON aIpenliebcrn.
............ Metnuurn
Gontoroiu Gamauhor.
l6. angeIs 5ereiia0e (aui @crIaH.
gG1l ...........,.. Bragg
Solo fir Sopran: SRI. WteItnc
Damn. Sfgn. - &iolinsG bliga
TO: 6r. gruit aeeie. - 4iano
gegleitltug: 6r. 3abriiti.
II. @al3ersa ouOo: Dos 2eben lit bod
itou Observation-Disclosures.
Aus Sob. Strn1b hen g'eIo
oien acknowledgement BON 6ero
@umbert. - Sir gemiidter
Choir orrnngirt non Ib. alto
Steele.
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W2arftberiht.

(@eIieiert bon Der Great 8eitern
gommiiiion Go.)
5iio.Gmabn, III. 5eb.
MinbbieA -8ufubr 1900; 0tarft 0c
nie0riger.
1tiere 81. 25-7.75.
MittelntaBige bis CUTE $7.25-
1855.
@ewDbuliHe bis mittelmabtge
SCI O-7. 90.
@ute Biz bette $6.75-7.25
MitteImabige Dts cute 5000
$50.
@cp0AnIide Big mitteImdbige
$5s 100 5.G5.
Gauuers nnS Cutters $4.00-4.75
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Gentra(Oer6an0!

Ema6a, II. 5sb. 1915.
geriAtr 1eltgat:
lInirrt rrarlmaRiar grriammluua
fiuOet muraeu, 6reitaa AbcnS Oru
~. Srbrnar i'm 9rntidleu 0aHIe
taft nno itn0 Cir hermit erindlt
M crideinen. Mit Wruf,
9Ing. q. 5pedrt, Seiretar.
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Ger 8ert5 Der bfntidramerifaniideH
9reiie.

H1Af&F
Sod ME subor nurbe Der mertb
Der oeutIdeu 8eitungcn bon ben
oeutiden gurgcrn 0iaies 2an0es io.
bod qeiuabt. mic garaoe iest. 5hon
felt Sahren bottc Der 9eutihe ieine
bette Treunoiu, Die 6eltihe 3eitung,
.aIs min0ernertbig betraGtet Inn
herno6laIiigt unN bebor5ugte bic
anqloamerifanii6e Greiie. Set
ausbruf 0es europdiihen arieges
lit oies altf einfnal an6ers qerporoen.
I3ie engliih gc0rnfte Tagespreiie
berleugnet TN i6ren ariegsberidten
ME lire 6reitn0idaft fir Die pr.
ltirten. ipe8iea fir England. Die
Qiigenberifte Rom arte8sihnliplab
un0 bic berleumoeriidan Qlisfdae
qeaen 3eutiflono bat oas @un6er
bodbraft, oaB bic Gelitiden iiber
Naht ben 8ertb Der oeutihen 8rei.
Efe i'm boaiten MlaaBe fpieoer erfaunt
6aben. 5ommtIide 0elttihe 3eitun.
qen i'm 2an0e baden beute nod ein-
nal 10 biel 2eier ais Dor fehB DO
naten. Der arieg bat in bieiem
2dn6e 0us 8rte qe61bt, oas Geutid.
tbnm auf iid ieI5it BIT beiinnen na0
oor elmer GngliiieruHg SIT befDa1ren.
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gBeftb BIS ~ 90

Mantcl aus Gbinhtllas, Nollc.
les. bil6iheu 9ufet fcinen
lhmdr5en 1tateriaIien, Gnrncul.
niD. Cute pruftiidc Mdntet,
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$40 pcrtb. dreitag 81.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-21
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
 INFLUENCE WHEAT Interest on Stock Exchange Transferred From Flu
 rope to Mexico

New York, December 20.-Interest in to- days market was transferred from Eu- ropean affairs to Mexico shares of com panies operating in that country, notably American Smelling and Mexican Petro- ,eum being the most prominent features. Smelling rose 3A points to 10Sh and Mex ican Petroleum 31a to 99&- The activity of these stocks was naturally ascribed to the withdrawal of the revolutionary forces and the disintegration of the movement against the defacto government. Inci- dentally another advance in oil prices by the leading producers accounted for the strength of the oil stocks, Texas company rising 61s to 2s7 with an extensive de- mand for California Petroleum common and preferred. as well as kindred issues on the curb
 Other metal shares followed Smelting's s lead in smaller degree and war stocks like Studebaker Baldwin Locomotive. American Locomotive, Crucible Steel New York Air Brake ad American can were intermittently higher by to points Added to these were Mercantile Marine preferred, United Fruit, United States h. dustrial Alcohol and other issues of no particular description, with like gains
  what was vaguely referred to as 'liquida- tion by an estate," and General Motors fell 10 to 490, but recovered much of it's loss later Peoples Gas was consistently heavy, losing 91a at 10S1a.
 United States Steel rose 7s to S614, but lost much of it's advantage in the final hour when realizing sales in Smelling and Petroleums caused general recessions Rails were in steady request on moder- ate scale, especially New York Central, Fries and some of the Pacifics and grangers.
 Foreign exchange reflected the more , confident feeling in the foreign situation, , marks stiffening perceptibly, with general firmness for all remittances. Selling of securities for London continued, but the ] effect was not appreciable.
 The feature of the bond market, which was otherwise rather irregular, was the . demand for Anglo-French 5s at quotations ! ranging between 94% and 95 Total sales I or bonds par value aggregated $4,24O,0 0O0 4 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-21
SHORTAGE FEARED
 ON MORRIS AVENUE
Supply of Many Commodi- ties Running LOw-Trade
 Is Unusually Good

Monday is usually the day for num- her of changes in quotations on Morris avenue, but the only changes noted in prices yesterday evening was in extra ribs and bellies, both having declined 1sc per pound.
 Dealers are so busy theS cannot find the time to do much talking It begins on 8 few commodities. All kinds of nuts. except oceans, raisinS and figs are very scarce. Cranberries are also becoming a little scarce, with prices advancing.
 The demand for poultry of all varieties is great with small supply on hand, end very few shipments are being re- ceived. Geese are in great demand, with none on the market
 Bell-Rogers Produce company stated they could dispose of an unlimited num- Der of geese at good prices, but so far none are in sight. Turkeys are not over abundant, however up to the present time there is no especial shortage re- ported. Donovan & Co., are selling out their second car of live turkeys, and an- other large shipment will arrive today. They state that they are unable to dress them fast enough for their trade. There are no indications of any changes in prices.
 The fish and oyster dealers are doing heavy business. With plenty of every thing for all needs.
 A car of red snapper and Spanish mackerel will arrive on Morris avenue today. Prices arc unchanged.
 Business was never known to be better on Morris avenue than at the present time Today's quotations follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-21
Ayery's Letter

The bears followed their usual tactics this morning and sold the market in spite of a very bullish census report on | ginnirgs
 The trouble with the market Is, it lacks a bull leader. The average New l York operator is bearish by instinct. | This is on the theory that 1t Is easier to bear a market than 1t is to bull it. Then 1 besides it is the usual attitude of the average New Yorker to believe that any ! opinions that originate outside of the confines of Manhattan are not worth considering.
 | Should the New York Chronicle, whose l opinions on the cotton market have been streotyped for the last 50 ye~rs. come out and tell the New Workers cotton was q ! purchase on it's intrinsic value. they would take it for gospel truth, but let
 the south tell them the same thing, and l they won't believe it.
 l I certainly hope the south will push i down their throats this time that they
 will have to pay what the southern planter is pleased to ask for his com ! modity, and having it well down theil 1 threats will tell them to swallow il 1 and like it,
 Look for continuance of the bearSl , sentiment. but believe a decline of s | per bale has built up a short interest oi ! large proportions and also think the wisest of the shorts see the handwriting l or the wall, and are quietly sliding out | and will leave the small short, who al ways comes in at the bottom, with the | bag to hold.
 Advise standing pat on what you have l of both contracts and spots The day of l reckoning is not far off.