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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
STATE BANKERS ELECT
New York Association Has New Roster
of Officials.

Group of the New York State Bank
ers' Association, at a meeting yester-
day. elected its executive committee for
1915 and 1916 as follows: Chairman,
Charles Elliot Warren, president of the
Lincoln National Bank; secretary end
treasurer, Thomas Cochran, president
Of the Liberty National Bank; Joseph
p. Martindale, president of the Chemi-
cal National Bank; Stephen Baker,
president OF the Bank of the Manhat-
tan Company; Charles II. Sabin, pres-
dent of the Guaranty Trust Company;
Louis G. Kaufman. president of the
Chatham and Phenix National Bank;
Herbert X. Eldridge, vice president of
the National City Bank; Joseph Byrne,
e-president of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank.
The annual dinner Of the Bankers
Association Of the City of New York
will be held, in all probability, on Mon
day. January II, 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
IMPORTS FROM LEEDS DROP
var Causes 50 Per Cent Decrease in
the Last Quarter.

,"Shlngton, Nov 9.-The war has
so a slump Of more than 90 per
49,. ~. y Imports from Leeds, England,
n1Ioing 20 figures received by the
gSeersment Of Commerce from Homer
a., 'yihgton, American Consul in that
S,.ne declared exports 10 the United
d. through the Leeds consulate, for
cs, SsSrter ended September 80" says
"a ai byington, amounted TO $2ls,-
,,,,In compared with S565,941 for the
,s,s,,'ponding quarter Of 1914 The
exports for the nine months end
es p'emoer 30, 1915. were S6il ,2S9, as
.~Yered with Sl7Ss,3 $50 in 1914. The
sta@ may be held 70 be due 10 con-
sv.s orc olfeet result OF lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Coffee opened Arm with prices 70 7 points higher
and during the arst part % the day was under the
influence Of further buying for outside account and
for Europe Later however, easier tone developed
and prices declined SHARPLY closing at net loss "
to points. Total sales for the day were $4,000
bags. Go, -,
Commercial conditions were nrm and liberal ship
ments TO Europe from Brazil indicated that Europe
Ia still buying there freely The cost and freight
market was shade easter In tone however. although
pr,ce, were not materially changed. Santos Is being
offered al g35G940 London credits and Rio IS al
2Oef 40c American credits
Some Of the late selling was rather aggressive IN
character and while there was fairy active de-
maud FOR MAY tho demand readily nlled. Re
cenits AZ primary points were fairly liberal but
sock. are no, accumulatins IN Brazil although the
crop il believed 10 he a large ole and the movement
is expected 10 keep UP al around present figures
veil through the winter.
The local spot market W. quiet and unchanged
with Rio IS quoted az 77sc. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Not Purely Psychological.

One OF the shrewdest of stock mar
let operators attributed the slump in
prices 10 q break in the continuity OF
tullsh thought" That was plainly IN
evidence week ago and less patiently
about the time brokerage houses began
10 draw M regular schedules OF the
margins they would require on the war
stocks. Further hiatuses IN bulllsh
thought were numerous when quar-
'trly and annual reports began TO ap--
pear and IL was found that reports OF
var contracts i'm numerous cases had
been 50 extravagantly beyond the facts
a 10 be ludicrous. Then Bethlehem
Sisers behavior after il reached the
100 mark and the conspicuous slumps
IN Baldwin and Studebaker-not to
mention some Of the other war Issues
have been contributory to the disap-
poiriment Of the bulls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Refhlehem Steel Absent.

Incidentally. there were no dealings
whatever IN Bethlehem Steel yesterday
not even that purely perfunctory
nnd which have been made so often
aiely IN the last few minutes of trad
hg 10 maintain the continuity of the
record. After the close the stock was
quoted 40 bid and 420 asked. The
.sked price was Is points lower than
ne last sale figure Of Monday and $50
points below the stocks high record,
made on October 22.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November Q. 1918.
BEGvEs.

New York November Q. 1918.
Beevss.
Receipts. LOGS head. all for slaushier about 20
cars Of steers expected on wsdn,sIIp 6t.i9c Tor
yelling dull. Dressed beef so" AZ @i''so 'o'
ciiy dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts 3sT head: 5ls Oh sale Mafke, que ,
ia per loo 10: culs at s79ss: srasers At $50
"a Civ dressed yeals arm at tal9e' country
dressed al l2bc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts os5 bead .,G cars sos on , mas .sd MAJ al
a.; f1o'' stsck was taken Common % prime shesp
6ewesI sold At siafs.55 per 100 y GUS az -.
sood e prime S. ,sH' mutton .tesdy At SSIihc
d-osscd iar,hs AZ 1911 dlSi7c hog dressed nc
country dressed dollhouse lambs easier d" "~
$3.50 per carcass. HOGS.
Receipts 10 5Oi head. abou, car on s.is.
Market weak at ioSs,ssYs 'o' country st dressed
hos, wesf' at ssi2c per ID: roasting piss ''ea~
a, l3G l6c.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Boston. No, sLlvesto,ck receipts y ,o' S,es
- ia Soy. ore-inss u beef cattle were heavy
and the market was SO" a. rt'eslo. IN ~, ~
prices Of sess i go, p I. brought ia &c.
aud good quality steers and oxen bfousN a. -
For the best heavy COWS the mafAet ta.s.n IA.
80 - dIs.c. and boloSlas and Gamers. =. e
49, Bniis sere in moderate supply az - 20 .t i
Veal caiyes held quite nrm. good ayerase 'e ca.
hsag,ns -il aaisc. with choice Up to lie IN fes
irstsnces Coarse calves sold az 0gt 4,u S.Na.,
calves al Sass each sheep Sad ,., INNS sGees
yer. auoted AZ 80. % 5izc. and lamhs A. o@ !.
Uoss Showed a fractional decline. with the rees,p,'
colsaera Nc. a. o. q loc No, many mich
%sr, ticd 10 N the barns, but there were fe@ euy
e,, ana G ; mixers sod from ssOaso with choice
mixers. ts0Gsl20. and poor cows. ssoeso0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Raw Consolidated Report.

The Ray Consolidated Copper Com
many reported yesterday for the quar-
ter ended September 80 net operating
nrofits Of SsO2 IT'S, an increase Of $751;
asa over the corresponding quarter OF
1914. The surplus available for divi-
bends was s7sl.272. gain Of s360,S5O.
Earnings for the September quarter
were based on a price of 5000 cents
per pound for copper, against l2.4s6
cents a year ago. The total OF copper
produced by the company during the
quarter was li.463.2l3 pounds. as
against l4,524,Ss0 pounds for the pre-
yious quarter and ii.93l.l3s for the
.hree months ended September 30. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

The Irving National Bank, which has
yer making regular quotations Of
gteek exchange. has changed the basis
y quotation from so many drachmas
~ a dollar TO so many cents for a
S'sehma. That is, instead of quoting
e1ehma checks az the rate Of, say, 5.l5
meaning that many drachmas for
.slsr-it quotes them at 1910 cents
~ ofaehma. This is because Greeks
ss'e have been puzzled by the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
N. P. AFTER 100000 ACRES
Denies Governments Right TO Reserve
Lands Along Its Lines.

Washington, Nov. 9.-The Northern
Pacific Railway filed suit to-day in the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
against Secretary Lane Of the Interior
Department to compel the recall of an
order cancelling selections by the COM
pany OF about 100000 acres of land
along its lines in the State OF Wash
ngton.
The company contends that the gov
eminent has made reservations within
the area of lands granted by Congress
to the railroad and which are needed
in the satisfaction of its land grants.
The right Of the President to withdraw
for reserve purposes land included in
Congressional grants is disputed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
S27O.0OO Heights Loan.

Two loans aggregating s27o,ooo, at
per cent, have been secured By Har-
ris & Maurice Msndelbaum and the
Freedman Construction Company from
the Brooklyn Savings Bank, on the
two new six story apartment houses
south side OF I6ist St, 400 feet west
of Fort Washington av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
SUGAR FUTURES.

FUTURES opened quiet. generally points lower 70
rolut higher with hrst sales $50 tons. The inarHet
a, midday advanced Sharply on reports OF msher
reaned and spot market. the selling being more on
loss scattered with good buying BY the leading
Trade houses Later In the day realizing sent prices
on and the market closed barely steady kolAts
higher TO 5 points lower sales 3''o tons Range
o. prices. v.s,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 10 50I head. about car on s.ie,
Mako, weak. At s740aSI.60 FOR isht 70 choio,
heayv hoxs: roushs. 500 50 Is. country dresser
hogs weak. at ssl2c per io' 'oh'lns p'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Announcement Is made by the joint
reorganization committee of the NJ.
Rumely Company, Of which John w.
Platten is chairman, that this will be
the last day for holders of certificates
of deposit for the preferred and COM
mon stock TO make payments called for
under the plan of reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BO\DS.

Va De- funded IS
900 S20F So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Special Liverpool cables: spot couon; iam
port 900, American. 1000 Inper'.. laoso =.
hn,ricsn MId-uplsni. s.s5d. Futures orea'i
cutst and unchanged. Closed barely steady;
49, decline o, 0is 70 l0h points Ianuap-fehri
-, ssId. Msrch. April Sod: MAY June .,>l
July August. 652d. October NOVEMBER o'-'o "N'
hester Yarns and cloths firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

The local street. market for copper vas sttady
ard unchanged. With electroJtie quoted al -
frrs with spot IN 5 ton lots quoted a. se1s6 3oc
and November AZ $685. soc. Lead was urIn. Win
Iou,s g2i.c Asked. sp-.ter firm. Nes YORK SPOT,
IS ?OSi5 zoe. ard East s. Louis. l5s 5Oe ~
~, "a its ca tos futures ard $50 los Tor estr1-
VIC SPOT Tin standard SPOT. fl62 lss ard futures
iIss i3s with sales Of 20 tons syot and 70 tons
futur-r Lead. spot "a l5s. and speiier' spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Fallen favorites don't get much sym
pa'hy in Wall Street Yesterday this
remark was overheard in brokerage
ehee: ASK the specialist for a quo
,auol on Beth Steel and he wants
% know whether you want to buy or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Will Discuss Present Problems.

The fourth luncheon Of the mem.
bers' council Of the Bronx Board OF
Trade will be held at noon Thursday,
November 10, at Ebling's Casino, AZ
l56th ST. and ST. AIMS av. The SUB.
ject Of discussion will be "frescnt
Day Problems"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

A dividend of | per cent, IL was
announced yesterday, has been declar-
ed on the preferred stock OF the Pitts
burgh Brewing Company. This is the
first disbursement TO be made since
November 80. 1914. when In per cent
was paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
IT. s. Treasury Finances.

v..hlnron. So, s-The condition o. The rnitd
s,,,s~ Tysssury to-day was a. follows Net baMos
m general fund SIG 3sl go total roreigs s5'.s
s.o.i yesr is sac iT2 0sf. against . dencit o. vi,
as7 isf last year exclusive u Panama Canal ard
public debt uAnsacuoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

The Stock Exchange house Of
Thompson, Shonnard & Co. an
nounces that Charles T. Greene,
formerly financial editor of "The
Brooklyn Daily Eagle" has become
associated with the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Yes,er
CoTTONsEEO OIL.

co,,on,.ed oil vas quiet during the greater par
., ,ha dav and prices we're steady, closing a. l9o
yo,nts net higher offerings were not parhcuiay
heavy. and there VA sufficient buying 70 hon ,ne
disposed 70 favor the long side. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
IN relnsrnnh to III. Tribune ]
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt In
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Eastern Pennsylvania Railways.

Earnings OF the Eastern Pennsyivania
Railways Company for the tweiVe
uontbs ended September, while show
ing only slight improvement over the
preceding year in gross, made an m
crease Of over IL per cent IN net, WINE
surplus was advanced nearly SO PEI per
cent. Combined earnings from the ran
way. electric. gas and other depart
ments totalled Ss3O,74 In gross an III
crease of 1871 per cent, charges ioI ~
Z CO.. cent. and net earnings amounted
20 fss4s $50. a gain Of sS5,4OS. The bal
snce after underlying charges was SSOl =
257' and after deducting bond interest interest
rentals and interest on Che Heating Heating
debt. the surplus available totalled
si2O.314, compared with SoS'6lo In the
year preceding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
FOR week ended November .. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts for III. week. IS iOs PKG: last week
az est psss Exports for tho week: TO Eoroyr.
/ 3,T pEss. 10 other countries. $50 pas me MAJ
tet Ia shown ar upward tendency on tnc enul.s
ard fancy grades ~ fresh creamery, largey o@a1ss
OF The reduced supply 0, such ToiAl rseeipis nA's
fallen OF about = p-r ccUt. ana thfrs hss Oe'-I
u.rkei depreciation IN the gualiy OF uie 'est q
roT.is Qul,s a good deal OF cary sep,>mp. 80 80
tur,,, stored butter has changed hands a. -e :.
1sf.e but ths June stock coat too nigh. ara ~,
moving /. vet Creamery ertra. ts2 sc99fe .,, ~ =
s0t,c HIGHER scorng 3lasihe; nTts. :. ~ 49,
scsnd.' 25G2ic: thirds. %. ga ,ss aA -51
sn.,i l914asLc: god 20 prime q = = an.
non 70 fsf ,selse reho'.ed . ss,r a. s,,iea
rrsts ssi, ace lover grades. .-a -. IN, 80.
,rs.rn,ry rr,,s ssa24c; ladies' current MAJ Ei, 1.
as .sisc seconds q Nc. lower Eaie,, we -
r,skins s,o--k June maze tne. HsIl AZ a eh'
,n.ss sne sle No q .0iio. loser grades. ise E0c'
cHEtsE.
p...,,,. ,,r N. week 1875 boxes Exports fof
~ To Europe. Also boIes; 70 other oogniriss
ss- bore. The marset has nfmef tone ItlS.,,
80. h.yr taken some further lots 81 SIN, .n1 WOE
min tSfns AID chs'idars. Prices p4lh i9t Alns
S.,r ,.ns-t from i3.c down. snd Nhoie mllS - -
i,s.n srrns hoiders Askirg nor none} riste.
whole milk het. rkv spsrisis. l4%@ 10, a',fasr
f.nrv l5isr. current make. nat. specials. 80
irr.r .ser.sr fancy i5.c frcsh. ehedla's. ~ = r
iE.e. d.isia. specials. ieac: all syiet under
uuie,. is,s iSc. wlseonsin. .hoe milk. i'e1h.
isisisx isElsLc. twins ifn Slh~c; young Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

The Boston & Maine Railroad Com
many reports gross operating income
Of s4.329,997 for September, an in
crease of S31,9lS. and net earnings
after expenses and taxes were sl,S2s,-
200, compared with sS4s'O4f In the
same month of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1871,

Trading In bonds Tuesday
S4196OCO
closed 0
Sos in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Paris. Nov. 9.-Prices were steady on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed unchanged at 65 francs.
Exchange on London, 27 francs s4l2
centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

WANTED FoR JANyARY.-Fuily far.isis I'd hoass'
keeysns apartment na ks thsh we .ns 49,
nun.be. q ICONS IN answering Q. 49, ~
Tribune Buildlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
sIrRyIsyEo COTTAGES TO LII.
OUT or CITY

FURNISHED COTTAGES &C. r,n, ,, - 49, =
n nxkSirSp Bsr - Wet psir Beech. f''os>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

wANTFD. .artm~ut house. Manhattan. VIII give
c.sh and private house. Weilins ITO broe0sC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY

cssstr, Nome .ntsems isa tree 70 grssssetfvs ~.
an Lat covers ted CAN vrtts No assnts rs<.
CountY Horns ssrsics - ". siss e. rsi sssi Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY.
LONG ISLAND.

FOR LOW COST. HIGH GRADE BUNGA-
LOWS, VISIT BRIGHTWATERS; BOOK
LET IS on REQUEST. T. Il. AcKERSOS
CO WEST siTH ST. NEW YORK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

art They are slow 80 set bat
their power ~ uprcfmost. for ihss
are the essential units Of govern,
mcni They are sovereign
We are not constant coniendcrs
FOR The doctrine of States rights
but we are opposed TO Federal ~.
reference IN domestic affairs, ex.
cepi IN ease Of Imperative need.
We think that. " Federal office.
are mol directly aimed ~ by al.
legged conspiracies, the state
should be- given a free hand.
Representative citizens ~ Nuc.
ces county have been Indicted
men prominent in business. trust
worthy W iheir dealings wiih 9th.
ers. These men arc innocent until
proved guilty We believe them
innocent We hardly deem it pos
sible that any one Of them. ~ any
time has entered into an agree
mcnt 70 lcfraud the Government.
II remains for a Jury 20 determine
their moral responsibility.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

onnncry has lunn been the huast ~
rho American navy go the war with
spain iu lNas American naval Victories
while pHrtly usphnod hy surerlout,
uf the American fleets in saua and nr.
NOR was hlso partly explained hl tht
fact mat American SHELLS nit thrir nr.
r'iH while Spanish shulis wont villa
Sinro isps euuneN practice has boen
HYFtpmntic NHNsl suunei5 has reacii-
va ID pplni snid tn hr many hundrfd ner
cont better than was attained ai Ssn-
tiHHu
Former President Ronsrvoit chhr.os
thaf fur NEARLY two years u 1918 and
iHlt undnr ihr administration of see
Rotary Daniels the ships ct tho navy
we're NOT exercised iu trri ur squadron
supnpN 40 thc same tlmc no. says.
thoN hnd not exercise Ca ncet mnnel
serins
Tests held his spring and aummer.
~ m1e. hstc shown ervits faning oft
va sunneiN
fhese chaFecs ~ tfuc aro srrinus
navy by "a fisht.uR machine 80 Sc Be-
nethins iN Evins up gunncry rmc+
'iee one saves MONEY Nel u the fleets
gunner, lN not kent at Il hish standard
u may turn out ln vase of war that
our entire expenditures ON tho nasA
have boon "a giEautie extravaganza For
mohoy TINT III spent tnr navy that
cannot when caliel ggon. 40 the work
that Sc o. maintained TO 40. is money
thrown away
let us hold down cur naval cxuendi
lures as far as possihlc nut let las
make every dellsf that We spend count
iar nRtional dofeuee. tiehlnd every eun
that we Keep pp lvi us kccp ur a Grow
MAT is cage'lle of pnn,ing me shells
thrown py the sun la tine place where
they VIII dc the must good
The sunnctN ~ the NAVY ga ~ tho
hNhrst Importance Ia must not ho
neslecicd nailas Ttmcs Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

Ctr Walter Lewis Emanuel the con
trlhutor of "charivara" to Punch.
whose death 81 announced once wrote
IS book called The Ieo. and Nustrat-
ed himself One drawing was entitled
ilcas Narsine Their YOUNG" ID CONS
sisted ~ nothing hut dots larrc and
small tn denote mothers and offspring
This Is how "A fellow artist exprt ss,a
eis CONGRATULATIONS,
your dnwius r. one 10 hc finest
bits ~ black and white ! ever saw. aud
COR technical mystery and thoroueh
knoWlodgc ~ anatomy ] have ncvef
happened on js equal rhr tender.
mild mgihefly look in the etcc of the
flea toward she center % the mlddie
distance strikes pse as mo Finest thng
Non have rycf accomplished though oi
course the anxious enthusiasm ~ tht
female rrstins un The sofa faas 10 very
close lnndseor might have handled .i
/ differently, bu, then the animal 1rsss
man must march wish thc times Fnr.
tunately Tor YOU thc modern zinc PROS
cess enables one to sci cne's most leil
cate line work Reproduced with per.
tcci fidelity Your wnfk .n thlr man.
nor IS Goo seldom seen Hearty con
gmtulsious
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

the gcfwHu Imperial Chancellor
lHttnck upon british llionnry. thoueh
lntvrcatina is nof matter far rcnrrai
discussion ln neutral country 81 la
70 European dispute in ls settled hy
swnfdH or WnrdH. ar both acc0rding tu
the choloe of the dapuanis
imt fhrfr waa one proposition m
Won nrthmNm nniwcss sprech which
because uf lrH indirect heanns upon
American policy Ulls fuf cuusHrga
tiun D. wls the Implication tnat Gsr.
mHnN would hp "a wc4k country aul
without Industry II She wotr without
"a powerful NAVY
I, THAT armmo#; is Frequently COST la
ihc prophetic form nni arplrH Geo tne
/ Quilted States tHnurh thrre De- sud
CuUid hc nothing muro erroneous than
thv ihDefN thnt commercial devotion.
ucnt ~ dependent urau naval cNpan
sion
The lndwiJlal HISTORY VI Germany is
itself the clearrst rsfimunu ID tnat
falRcy So other counrs ln Eur0pe
h1a intdv aueh strides .u commerce auI
manufacture during the ilsf fsftp
se4ra. ana though lhc inerease n $40
aumhcg ana size of her merchant shirs
haas been an Important factor. the Gov.
man naVH fai from hrlng "a help has
eeen mndtancc So thai expansion.
Tha does ruf mcan that GERMANY
should not or should have nav, for
purposes ~ dcfsplr or nffcnsc hut .im
aly thar her industrial ptoeress mas
been go nc WiE@ aur "a tte ,nsn and
money used in Wawhips
The unlfleaton 10 confederation o.
ihe German states remrving Interstate
barriers. enc policy az iniernm fee
trade. coupled with prprotion agilnss
ihv outside world and the Industrial
senius of her people were thc forces
which made Germany a powerful Na
tion sound 81 finance intensive in
manufactures and expansive in com
mcrcc
ny virtue ~ Those things. ana tn
spite ~ the heavy drain ,.pon the iu-
drs'rnl Cor enc defensive army. io AL,
nothins of the cess ip material aad
money Germany showed a rate af pro.
sress unparalleled ln European hiss
tory
Wish Che Wisdom ~ the German "a
val and fnibnr, policies america r. NOT
directly concerned. nut &c "a nur duty
a. Fuard eeainst rho superstition that
trade cau move only in the wake 81
tno fiaE. am; 49,; 81 - saA4sts.ail,
srcaf We must have ail the werships
met fna CufnuivrvNtt VrnTrTp NsN bear
"a Was thr German merchant shtpf
and nui the German hatglc ships Whica
carried German manufactures on the
seven seas and tp the four CORNERS oi
the earth Tho trfde DONE hs GcFntans
with nor oversee possessions was thi
mrrcst fraction of that transacted Wsth
fOtmian cstNntrics
Nation dees NOT need hatueshin
fleets and standine armies Tor indus.
trial development lf Il has inc ro.
soats,vs ami tuserprsc IA cam progress
without them ana ii d has not ID can
not afferd Co hsNc them san FRAN
cisco Chronicle
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can surts and conditions - men
have oNerllont explanations Tor teei
position Ia llfe" said the senator. A
tramp, however v4me under my onser
walton who had rec Niusicns about tht
cause ol his own condition.
"a fine hooking and fasiiur,,i ~ ,
drcsscd woman had lust aliehted from
limousine "a tae hotel cntrnncs hnl
WAS suddenly approached NV this shah
bslN ,ifcssed mlsn Are requested 4
time
NJ ! nave no money to spare fui
YOU she said 4 So nos ase Why an
able hadicd man like yau should d,
Ahpui hesslns
4 SUPPOSE. n1R'Rm.' replied the laa,
trsmp It's Ter about the ssnse fVasor
that a healthy woman like saa ;.,,.r.s.
"a q Aassi 'n-traa ci krcpiN house r..
narpcas MAGAZINE.