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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Baltimore, 6. Snnanr 1915
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Q0liimDfc

Baltimore, g. Snnanr 1915.
9urcau Der Nbiugeinnnl'Np bcr Siaot
Baltimore.
g(n5ciQc fir pnternl uuo 3ubchir Cuntrnft
9lr. ibcr 3icgcilenc
9criicQclte Wngtbofc nit Oer QluiiMrift @rus
poial Tor SurnilbnQ Brd TO TOE Geucraoe
0ommiion" noreiilri an ocn aNonrb Of
WIZARDS OF Baltimore Gin. mcroen biz Mlit.
iuod Den 20. S0nunr 1918, II llbr 8ormlts
taqs i'm Nircnu hes SinotRepiirnfors Aa0
bui3 GnlllnlOre, Wio.. entlcaCH qenpnnen.
Spesiiiiniionen fjnneH am itno nlm Eous
neritn1, nen q Saniar 1915, all eeiu6 I'M
Rr 004, ,limcricaH BUILDING, Baltimore,
W,S, crlarai merocn
Sin 6eelaubieter 9bed beg 9eters i'm De
troee bon $20000 nui cine .0enrino 6uuie
Nanf" QcioQcn nn Die 0roer oes Wldbors nno
eia0irnihe bon baltimore 5ablbar. miro nit
icoem glnacboi perldnat.
9lDQrihdhte E.unnilfdicn.
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Ger eriolprciche Niccr nu oieicn Gontralf
mus NirQfbofl itcucn uno Die Yorihritcn ocs
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Tic 0puirnft,gcbtroe bcbdlt iih has RcAt
cur irQcu0 elm ooer due elnaeboic 5urildns
iuciien ooer srei ooer mebr icparnie oonirnile
fir Die ueri0ieocnen Stems IN oem glHGehut
ab5uidiighcn. uie eS iilr bdS bciie Snierciic
Der Stnhi fir gIi beinnocn ucroen mnq
5m Nniirnae Der Ylb6n9siann 0ominliiioH.
0bnrlec GngIanb,
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Scfreiar.
Neidiigt ON g. Snnlldr 1915
SubH '9ubcrt,
temp, @rdi0eui Der 0oEirnltNcb0roe.
((nu7-9 11--i2)
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Snnesf1nc.

PIN g. Sonunr Wiaooalcua ehmeier, NrsOt.
sStreeper StraBe, rs Sabre ali.
glm z. ldnndr 9ciic g.. Saplur, 9r 1919,
SurlemsApenne. 80 Sbase oil
slm s. Sanuar WiarD " Sier, gir. 1888, Dit
Wioiiou Strnbc n Sabre d.t
PIN s. Sanuar Sulic gSagncr, sNugemelnes
Seutiebes @rciienbeiui" "a Sabre alt
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eiIrtan 0ss ole1aM0e.anipeIiora.

.. 4NUTIUWI IUIO.
gs piro 6icrmt beianui eeeebcn. ouB glebecca
Dlc0nueblin eemGb Der am 49, Suni 1905
unier8ehHeten &eroronung Ir. 1b5 NbIhntt
AZ, Yaragrapb 70 (mie am %, gloOeHber
1871 amcnoirt) I'M @rlaubniB na@gelucbi bat,
has 9lnmcien gtr. 1914, 99eiis5ranfin.S Strdbe,
ale Jfienilite @arage 5n benuten.
Is. e.. StubDe,
(Snu1 I'D Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
gDIarn sSrppfs.

Gs itarb am s. Sanuar 1918 WlarN grpuis,
qcb 8onl. aeiebie Satin bon @orrIs 9roois
Oct am NiOuiaa, 2 llbr @aNmiitaas bon Der
9sobnnHa ibrer Shiudqerin, Sran Is. el Sieb.
uer. 92r. 2i2, Giio.gNabnatun. Sirahe aus
boie (Snu9-iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
2egarIemsni faI 5iIenlIIae seg0.IIcraualu.


Nm 9llc, bic cs nngebtl
Sc pir0 bicrmit gcndb ben @bi6nliicn So 9
uno SO oes Baltimore Siaot9gariers, beiannt
qema1tx oaB bic &tlalierungssS Sommiiiion oet
Gtaoi Baltimore nab benz 4. Wsarb 1915 be-
0ntnen plro, bic nubgeHnnnien Sr1Ben uio
Aaep. nit moocrnem Wlaierial 81 glla1crn, neit
81 pfloitcrn nno Hcu 3u bcleeen. Nue Heroncn
nno 0otporationen perocn oesboo anlgeforoeri.
6rlaubnibieine iiir ale Irbcten 81 lbien mo
oiefe Dor ocm I gidr5 1915 81 beenoen, ole
IN irgeno cincr yScile Die gluiardbung ooer
NnireiBnna nahQenannicr Strdben ooer Nuey
ODER zines Ibcles oerlelben noibig mdden
n66ten, nadloem lie onl loldc geeiie ecplld'
liert Heu gepilalicrt ooer ncu bclegi mo.
Sic oben eriudbnten StrnbeH uno glucp iino
2DnbnrbsStr., bon EucnsStr. bis QopiiHo Xlacc
9nltimDrcsStr, bonn Nrodomnb bie 81 enenl
grcn5eno an Den SdlSmdO.
G1iiern.llue., Dom yroaonnD bis Batterlon'
Yarfs9lOeniie.
Gaitsrn.Sluc., bon Guiuoooslpe bis 5ur 0iiliben
Sinoigrcn5c
9atterfun.Q ~ sgluc, bon Rraii.Str bis GiiersGt.
Wserccr. Str, BON NiQbiStr. biz 9nlpcri Cir
gectersStr., bon SabtStr. big @albertsStr.
(5rnntsStr., bon gSdicr Ctr. bis @crmansStr.
SoningspDrtb.St bon Somtoro Cir. bis dnr
@hs.SasS. non oicrman.etr rc0tpiufHa sur
8. M Wsc0an,
Stnois sSnaenlcur.
SIN guiragc Der @Ilaicrurgs-Gom Der
! Siaoi baltimore.
o. Seitb Compton,
&oriitcr nno coniultirenoer Sngealcur
(Snnl1 1925, ,Sebi)
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Gop6ia g9ndlmicr

IS finrb om TO- Sdmpar 1915 eDpGia Bud.
inier (9eb. Nuodo), 40 Sabre all. ocliebte sat
Tin oes ucriiorbeneu @eoree 9unmier 2te
Nceroiqunq fuoct Wlitlupt 9lnbmitags I'M
X s3 llbr, bon Der g9obuuna ibrer Whliter, 5rni
Sopbid 9nodn 9ir. GIG, SHb5rcinontaglDenue,
aus nilf Der .gecicrn GcrnctcrD" iiatt
(Sdn1t-13)
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Nm bic Gamen.

7ie stsge sdnir In bcr etnot.
iiniere 9dn.slnlien ict ojen. Sunae Snmen,
iuche oe Nlenernn6ctinlt mad ben neucltec
Nieib0oen crlcrncH nollcH. f0nnen bieS In fur,
6er 3eit bnrh ben glnbmb az oicie 0ldilen
erredeii. nuerriobt W,orneuS N1nmiilnae uno
Nhenos. Neoucrie Siunoen. 2m 0nuIe be-
Goiinelte 9lrbctci EdHnen ipdbrei5 RES llniers
rldts foriQectt mernen. GriinnIi6er llnters
ridi i'm Gnipurf bon WluIien ertbclu Ndbere
gluSiunit idriftlih poer minoI6 bel Srl.
Gdbrre, Wr 802 Ngit.Snrntuaa,Sira
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3nr Grirncrnng
Su idmcr5ldber, nbcr liebcnocr 0rinnernng
an uncren unoergebidcn @aiicn mo Saier
9llbert a. 0nDp,
mclner bculc bor bier Sa6ren ans bcn 9cben
hico, a6er ndi oer0ciien lt.
Gcpiomct bon ieuer Satin Marie 9nDp
(San11) uno Ninoern,
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oSn glfemoriam. .

IN hebeuber Grinncruue an mciuc t6er'
Nlttter,
G,iinbciB GIunocrman,
bic bcite Dor orei S0bref, AM H. Sannol
1911 iiarb.
S0cnf' Scincr NlnttcT nlic 9cbc
Soano ons Wluiierber5 nod idldet;
gSnrt ndlt bis Soft e Dir acnomntcr,
Sic Sid 0ellebt, aebcgt Gepicat
Sbl Qinorc pinia i6re S9mcr5eu;
Gel ircun0lih. giiiq nmlOiam, limo:
Seis iuiro iicb oas @ciuubtiein tr1iten,
HaB Oh ibr morii Elm liebcno Nino
&on ibrer SocOicr MARTHA g. epringer.
(Nan1 -
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TriebGSfe,
gaItimure Cemetery.
@eriammImnas .9Imseiacm.

Baltimore 80. Gesrmber 1914.
Die Notwithstanding Der ,,WlnrHlauo
Gnlunlth 0umpnnn" piro am Sicnitna, 12 Sns
mar 1918. 1890 Sorm i'm NireaM Der Goms
pdanie gebalien pcroen
SanirS g. Witmrn
(Sc53l .eSduf . 4-01D 5clreidr.
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0i0iDeuSem.

Gir Scntine 0cuer gcrfdernnas Wcicnihnft
Dpn ynitimUre
Baltimore ben 4. Tnnu0r 1915.
Sine iieucrfreie Nuoeuoe BON 8 Rro5ent am
uno ndd ben l. 5unnar 1915 5abbdr. wuroe
hcuie auS1cworfen.
(Son5,S1i) 3ubn y. ganpcl, Selrctdr.
lie Geutidle ganf non goltmure
Baltimore. Dlo. 20, Nc5cmbcr 1914.
Eos 0ireiorium bat hcute eine iicucrireie
bn!bidbride EiOioenoc bon 80 an Die ON Sc
iddilsldIuB ON 28 1cSemter 1914 qebnnten
glitondre erilnrt Die am uno nan ocnl IT,.
Snnnnr 1915 5nhlbnr iit Die llmihreibebi6er
bleiDcn bio 81 ienem Hntnl oefhoen.
George 3. 2anD,
(Se53O ;Sdn4,71D Aaiiirer.
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vgE0O0r0m gNlllDns Observation-Disclosures fNHn NNF
uon gSooorom g9ilon per6tet wcroen" (Jiep 2)orf
@oro) Gc ,0orO~ 6Gtte agen f0nncn: u@ooo-
lom @ilions gSicoerpo6l fam nlr orb gSoporow
@on pcrbtnocrt mcrOei~ gScnn &ooorom GSilion
id nod ais edtcr glnerifoner 5egt olS ein 10 gutter
gmeritancr mic 0ieienigen bic er Sinoeitria 9lmcri
fdner nennt, inocn er ourd ein NiodJhuort Die eben
Wecre rei madt BON Der Serrifoit Gnglonos inOen
tr 0urd Gin N1adtpor sen SanOel Der gtcitroleu nit
cinotocr BON DER gelditigmg Ourdj eugiidjc ariegs
diifc bcircif m0em CT oel GongreB OeronlaBt en
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5cigt Damn peroen Die ed5tcn 9lmcrauer, 81 pcldcu
Die @noerih Nmerifaner 5d6len, oar iorgen ooB
cr am Dienitog nad Dem eren 0foutag I'M 9ioucnlber
1916 uic0crerpdblt miro.
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81 Wl8aIidIcIt h u0r1an6en, OaN Oer OenIIdIc

DC WD8IldlFcIE lit ODrBnn0eH, 0aR oeF OellIlac
Grc5cr .@on Der 5onn,~ menn er pirflidl onrd] Die
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Sdladt bei oeni 6olfIuoinieln tbcI5ure6mcn in Der
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riroen IN einem aampf nit groBer cngliifer llcber
niodt gcunfen poroc lit pe BON Sroiilien berid)te
miro glber Dab Der britdc SsrelBer rSnOncble" Der
oic gleite @r0be oes oeitiden areu5ms bat bic Pr
belt oIen oerridtet baber io 0 babel o6enorein nod
lnbcidGoqt geblieben ien ioll flinat me5r ais ,mnd
bauatiid Dicic @ebouptung ldht bic gon3c Rad
tidt ais cine gntc crihcncu
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Narean bed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

@oriitcr nno connIiirenoer Sngealcur
(Sanl1 1925, ,Sebi)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

In order 10 raise funds, which vii
be used TO provide q scholarship al
some Florida college. the p. H. s
Alumni Association viii give 4
dance az Palmetto Beach Thursday
night. There win be prize dances
and other attractive features.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
.SPOTTSWOOD.S
CASE AFFIRMED
SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT
PENSACOLA MAN MUST SERVE
THE SENTENCE IMPOSED.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
Tallahassee, June 19.-On yester-
day the supreme court handed down
an opinion written By Mr.. Justice
Cockrell and concurred in by all Of
the justices Of the court, wherein the
Judgment Of the circuit court Of Santa
Rosa county in the case Of Norman
spottswood Of Pensacola, was af-
firmed.
Mr. Spottswood was tried and con-
victed upon the charge Of unlawfully
killing Capt. Asa Ward, Of Harris, in
Santa Rosa county, during the latter
part Of last year. Judge Wolfe SEN
fenced Mr.. Spottswood to serve q
term In the state prison, and Mr..
Spotswood appealed his case 70 the
supreme court, where the Judgment
and sentence Of the lower court was
upheld. The higher court decided
against Mr.. spottswood and he must
serve the sentence imposed BY Judge
Wolfe.
Hon G. Moreno Jones Of Pensacola
represented Mr.. SpottEwOod.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
PROCLAMATION

Whereas. July I. 1915. which is a
national holiday falls on Sunday; and
Whereas, il iB the desire Of the
subjects Of King Priscus to hold a
celebration in his honor;
Therefore, I, A Greenhut. mayor Of
the city Of Pensacola. do hereby de-
clare Monday, July 5, 1915 to be King
Priseus picnic day, and extend an in
vitation 20 said King rriscus and his
loyal subject az well as any strang-
ers who may be within our gates TO
be present az Palmetto Beach on said
date in order 20 celebrate the occas-
ion; and / do further declare a half
holiday for the officials and employees
o. the city that they may assist in
the celebration.
Witness my hand and Official sea-
this 10Th day Of June, A. D.. 1918.
Attest: A. GREENHUT,
G. w. EGGART, Mayer
City Clark.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
ODD FELLOWS
TO MEET TODAY
MEMORIAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED AT RAFFoRD
HALL COMMENCING AT $50.

The members Of the local Odd Eel
lows lodges and their friends viii
meet at Rafford Hall this afternoon
at $50 to pay tribute 20 the mem
bers who have gone 10 their reward
during the last year. The annual me-
mortal exercises are always well at
tended and the committee in charge
has prepared a most suitable pro-
gram for the occasion this year.
Again the exercises will be in
charge Of q team from Pensacola
lodge No. 4, who will conduct q lodge
Of sorrow. A musical program has
also been arranged, while the orator
Of the day will be Past Grand Master
A. c. Binkley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
Marshall Neilan. In the beautiful
Paramount feature, The Country
Boz" az the Bonita today.


One Of the very best Paramount
features Of the season viii be seen
today az the Bonita Marshal Mel
Ian, widely known as q favoTfte star,
Is to make his debut under the man
agement Of the Jesse l.. Lasky Fea-
ture Play Co, IN the phot0-aramati-
zation Of Edgar Selwyn's famous
play, aThe Country Boy" Mr.. Neilan
playing the title role.
Il viii be remembered by all peo-
Die familiar with theatrical events
that "The Country Boy" ran for an
entire season on Broadway and
that Il continued on tour a. one Of
the most genuine and prolonged sue
cesses on record. The simplicity and
appealing quality Of the story fasci-
mated theatre-goers throughout the
country-and the theme Of the boy
from the small town who ioses his
way II the biz city is eternally popu-
lar.
Tom Wilson Is the name Of the boy
who lives with his mother AID has q
very high opinion OF himself He a
in love with the daughter Of the 10
cal Judge, and finally, confident in
his own ability, decides to 60 to New
/ YORK.
Once in the city, Tom meets type
that are to him new, strange an
/ alluring. His male acquaintance
are unusual, including q ticket specu
lator and q newspaper man, but no
really bad. The girl on whom b
sets bis fancy, however, Is q choru
girl, who, imposing on his eredulity
amuses herself with him just 10 Pre-
woke her lover. His life In the cit
becomes known 70 the people q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

In which the worlds fastest motor
boats can be seen In action Is one Of
the features Of Love, Luck and Gas
cline" the big three-reel Vitagraph
comedy, which Manager Dawson has
secured as part Of his program TO be
exhibited at the Isis theatre on
Thursday, June oath.
This picture has had q wonderful
run in the eastern cities and the
management Of the Isis feels very
grateful to dame fortune in being
go lucky as 70 secure such an appro-
pirate feature for June gath, which
is a benefit day for the Pensacola
Yacht Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
YACHT CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING
THIS MORNING

All committees Of the Pensacola
Yacht Club are urged 70 attend a
most imortant meeting TO be held at
the club house on Sunday morning at
10 o'clock 70 decide upon all matters
pertaining 70 the About Regatta 70
be held on July 9Th.
The program Of rases have been
published and are now being dis
tributed amongst the golf coast clubs,
and q cordial invitation is extended
10 these clubs to b. present on that
occasion and also 10 participate in the
regatta.
The programs may be had upon ap.
plication TO the secretary Of the p
Y. G.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

70 see. IL is wholesome and mirth-
voking, and Is the story Of how 8
young couple, in spite Of the fact
that the bridegroom. an employee of
the railway, IL discharged on his
wedding day, make the company blow
to a honeymoon aboard q freight
train. Flo Ia Badie and Harry Ben
ham are the stars. A VERY attractive
program has BEEN arranged for the
Isis patrons today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

home. He loses his position and
finds himself In such disgrace that
he contemplatea suicide. In the end,
however, be goes back 70 the small
town . sadder and wiser and more
sincere man for his experience In the
metropolis, where the hearts Of men
are ty3ed-and the weak found want
ing.
A lady cut west wrote 20 a friend
IN Pensacola the other day: by AL
means see The Country Boy when
ever that picture comes to Pensa-
cola"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

The Right to Happiness"
a tvo reel American fsaturs sl star
east.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

A Freight Car Honeymoon"
40 star Cast Thanhoussr comeoy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
AZ the Isis To-day.

Warren Kerrigan, the popular
screen star, has a novel plot in the
two-reel Victor drama, the ~0yster
Dredger" Everybody loves hand
some Warren Ksrrigan. and in this
clever play he has = novel dual role.
First, as a poor picturesque oyster
dredger, then as q young man Of
wealth and fashion. All the boys will
envy him and all the girls viii adore
him. Everyone viii enjoy this pic.
ture.
The Right 70 Happiness" q two
reel production with Vivian Rich
Jack Richardson and other talenteC
players In the cast A worthy fea
ture that VIII please the spectator.
"A Freight Car Honeymoon. Thii
Is as nice a comedy as one would vial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
GERMANS ANNOUNCE
CAPTURE or VILLAGE

Berlin, June ls.--The German war
Office announced today that the VII
lage Of Ebermenil, about 80 miles east
Of Nancy, had been captured By the
Germans. The French had fortified
the village.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

The wonderful production, 'Hypo-
critics." shown tomorrow and Tues
day, a. the Bonita, comes to Pensa-
cola with q strong recommendation
not only from the National Board Of
Censorship, but also from the lead
ing elergymen throughout the eoun-
try. In its findings regarding the
qualities Of this picture the national
Censors laid special emphasis upon
the high moral lesson II affords. No
one can see the picture without being
moved By It's wunderous appeal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
Garden Party For Suffrage League.

The Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League viii give q garden party
Wednesday afternoon az the resi-
dence Of the vice-president, Mrs.
Walker Ingraham, 1904 North 18th
avenue.
There WIN be q splendid musical
program, fancy dancing by the
Misses Binkley and iced tea, chicken
salad, sandwiches and ice cream will
be served.
The garden party viii offer q
splendid opportunity for visitors 10
Bayview 70 stop a pleasant half-hour
or So.
The garden party az five o'clock
win be preceded by storytelling f0s
the children at four-thirty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
4 Topsy Turvy Market.

II tho market for Steel common were
the only feature OF the present dealings II
would be sufficient to make them alto
gether extraordinary. II is safe TO say
that never before has the trading in steel,
In proportion to that in the market az a
whole, been so small. Less than 1000
shares of steel were turned over yester-
day In total business Of 254 900 shares.
There were six stocks more active than
steel and among them American Can,
Bethlehem Steel. Utah Copper and Mis-
souri, Pacific.
Steel and other leaders are no longer
the foremost speculative media. Specula-
tive impulse nowadays expresses itself
more strongly every day in practically
everything else except steel. Even
Quicksilver and Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic are in favor.
Any of the old cats and dogs can do
what Steel cannot. II II a ma let that
so far seems to have corrected every fool
mistake except that OF going long OF
steel. To illustrate. Canadian Pacific.
whose latest earnings are said TO DO
almost disastrous, rose tlS points yester-
day on top OF rise of points last week.
California Petroleum, Denvers and even
Missouri. Kansas and Texas improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
stimulating the Appetite.

There Is ono feature of the market In
the new speculative favorites upon whlch
attention has focused chiefly since the
exchange reopened that IL quite notable.
Whatever the previous character OF tho
market IN many OF these issues the mar
ket lately has been one to inspire con-
fideuce. Stocks like Central Leather.
American Can. Bethlehem Steel and Beet
Sugar have scored very extraordinary adj
vances in the past month or 30. Never
thel"ss throughout the market In them
has been Of the most orderly kind.
II, as IN complained. the improvement
has been the result OF pool activities.
at least II can be said that the thing has
been done in mastery fashion James
X. keeue who had genius in the art
OF creating speculative movements and
stimulating IA following. could not have
done II better. The strength has been
Of the sort that gives an impression Ot
great soldity. and at no time has the
market been allowed TO get out Of hand.
And above all every one has been given
ample opportunity to take profits n he
wanted 20. Outsiders have been allowed
share in the profits, which is the only
sure way OF creating a public appetite
FOR speculation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
EXCHANGE ADVANCES AGAIN.

Exchange on London and Paris stir
fened yesterday. but marks declined
somewhat Foreign exchange brokers re-
ported that there was a considerable de-
mand for sterling exchange, which would
have caused an even greater rise In the
price had g. not been for tho heavy offer
ngs Of cotton bills. Demand closed at
iS4L and cables al 4S4SS. as compared
with asa for demand and 4.SIia for
cables on Saturday Francs were also
fractionaly higher, advancing from
5lNA and 51Ni,. the quotations for
checks and cables respectively at the
close Of last 10 5.lSES for checks and
51Niu for cables Marks declined TO
~ j-i6 for checks and 81 7-l6 for cables.
They sold las. Saturday at 81 7-i6 for
sight drafts and 81 g-l6 for cables.
There was retired yesterday at the
local Sub-Treasury $7lg,5OO in emergency
currency, bringing the total retired in
this city 70 date up 10 sl6S.79S.S25. Lit
tie Of the emergency currency retired
yesterday was for the account of the New
York banks. II is stated on the best of
authority that there are only three banks
in the city which have emergency cur
rene" outstanding. Their combined hold
.ugs amount TO somewhat less than $500 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
Ex-GOulds Again.

The sudden jump In Missouri Pacific
stock last Friday from 6ia 20 1Ot. might
have been due 10 a stampede of "A short
position But II that had been all there
was to II the stock should have reacted
almost as quickly as II went up. Instead.
after going back TO S54, new nigh point
was made yesterday. Obviously some
thing has happened TO cause an accumula-
ton Of long stock
Around the commission houses the in
cident has made quite an impression. Il
is taken for granted that tho road II AT
last free from the dead hand OF the
Could management and that IL Consd-
cred reason enough FOR higher prices
Also. II is said that there is buying for
the account Of the banking interests who
Investigated and refused IL proposal from
the road last spring TO raise money Tor
its needs. This might also he partly cor
rect
The expert report secured by Kuhn.
Loeb & Company on the property last
wear found that some sS5. 900, 600 would
have to De found within the next few
years. But II was believed AZ that time
that the rejection by tho Kuhn. Loeb
was really due 10 the failure Of the
Gould interests wholly to relinquish thclr
grasp
Now the strength Of the stock. despite
rumors Of a big assessment is laid "a
the consummatlon Of this happy develop.
ment. Also it is suggested that the
money might be raised by the creation OF
preferred issue. although OF course
THIS could not ne dono without rirst put
ting the road into receivers hands In
regard 10 the possibility Of bond Issue
the Kuhn. Loeb letter stated specifically
that any reorganization should be made
without adding 10 fixed charges.