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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Qlnnic 6. Wnncr.

0s narb am g. Suni 1916 10 ibrcr 2sobs
minQ. gfr. 2O26, Sciicrion. strabe, Minnie O.,
9ancr, 63 Sahrc dlt nelicbc Satin BON 0bas.
Nancr Sic NccroiNllnN ihloci WlitiiuDm, Den
q Suni WlorGcns nm llhr. bon uuiacr 2Sob
nunn ans naN Der St Nlb0ele Nrde 100 UNI
llhr elm Acanicm 0o0nmf iiir i6r sccleubcl
ccle0riri uiro. -nno oann aui oem p0i @roeri
Sricnboic" iidii
(RcGnnpann mo G6iCaao 3clmugcn m6s
Qcn Qeidniel copircn) (Sun5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
(imiLic Glcnricftn Ncrnncr.

GS narb rod i0pcrcm qcocn am g. ,inI
1915 Inn c. 9ebcnSabr Gmilc 0eurietta
Seraner, Qcichie Satin pan 0crmann Nernner.
Sic gccroiGma tlnoei 5ieniiaa. gianmiiaqs
nm nor, bonn Iraucrhaule. 9ir 2532, Wic'
0eurl. .Siraic, aus nni ocm aScliern Srleo'
bolc" iicit OSunii-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Gliia6et6 @nm6ert.

GS rarb am T. Suni 1916 Gliiabc,l Gum.
bert. Qelie6te Iodier oeS beriiorbencn @eorae
0ie WceroiQuug iiuoet BON Der lSobuliug ibrer
9hoic Srau Soicpb aiaiia. Ar. i4O4 Aillnnos
gucnne am Wipnian, B. luuL WlorGcne rs
llhr ans sur St 2diobuoMirtc. no nm 8
llhr YlorQens cine ieierlde He0nieureod'
mcic iir ibr Scclcnbc Qcleicu mr0, iiait
Niiepnna alli Dem uSl. l0rl5ier'6rieo0oie."
llfmfv-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Suhn S. Sip6iurise,
Ncnrn NJ. 9iitcl,
NnrrD ". 9iemleN,
Gonlnliiiirc.
Cuneue 8. 9lobaers,
ni5) Slcri.
ghrcaa Der etraaeuonrd6ruas. .0omuiiidrr.

@hreah Der Strnheuonrh6rndlS.6 .6umniiiarc.
H0lt tWore, 1S. Mlt 1910.
1ic Sird6cu0urdbrn6s.0 0ourminlrc in Der
Siooi Baltimore naden biermit tcidnni, bob,
ndhOcnl lie lore Idbcnc ber ole 0ni6uois
QnuQcH unioiicn nio 9ecrihcrbObunQen bc.
sdoiid Der Gauocnlniruna, GrriInrng uno Ners
ieitc, smii0cn gerinaion SraBe uno 9edurnno
0ourt; benQc e. Rduls StruBc ili ipilDcll
ser qcringion' mo S0ratogo SiraBe bon iDrer
iebiaen Nreiic, 5uiinen 5l7 ,SuB unb cipd
50.3 Nnb idjpanlcno. aGi cine pcplonic 9reiic.
Apiden eilud 15S.45 sun uno 1898 SUB
fdnudnlcno so pcrureicrn, llio beaac e.
Rnuls StrnBc NJ 5iuilhcn Der Saratoga Sirnbe
rn0 Gednranb Court bon enter Nreifc bon etpa
100 SUB auf cine QcplaHic Nrciic bon ctpn
1888 SUB 81 ncrbrcicrn. ncbn ben oarnml De-
3iigli6en enoQiltiacn liilo corrlairicu crildtcl'
ben Bldncn rcJiolrt Udbcn, lenub oc Suri
ihriften oes Charters Der Sia6i baltimore uno
Der nm 81. Sdnnnr 1916 nntcrscihncicn &crf
orOnnnQ gir "a ocs DnOors mn Gnbiraibs
iie biermii giotli 0ebcn, 0aB bciaNic 1nbelc
QlQubiai poroen it. mo oaB Der lliaOor unn
SiuoirQtO bon baltimore o0cr itAcno uclhc
@cyion ODER 8croncn, Corporation ooer Cor
poraioncli, Die mil ocM 3nlprn6 Der CIT
lbdoiQunqca oocr nnicrlc0ien 98crberO0bnu
Qcn, uic bier aenanni, nniniricocn lino. inner
BALD oreBo (3Ol 1aaeH bonn iisnf5ebnien
Saae i'm Wini 1916, Dem Snlum Der cren
bon ms craeucn Ser1ieniiMuHa 6ielcr No.
fla faQeQcn ourn inriilime Hciiiou an oae
Baltimore Sia00cri"t apucliren m0qeu, inOcm
iic oas @erid nm cine &coliion oericben On
," Sic Sic sscri6crD66mecu Inn no@ aelic6cn scr
hc,ulicen Bctoncl nocr N0rpOtnltpnc1 ciii
mcocr ioiori o0cr in linl (5) idbrlihcn Naiui
nobmcn nnier Ociaaier @eroronuns abaei0loi.
y" Su0n s.. aeaucue.
OenrD ~. yiikel
NarrD Y. 9lemleN,
Gnaeue 8. NObaers,
(@ai5,22.29.Snni5) elerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
0Irinn.l lSnrf.

Ger bcre glGb fir 9c.GIcs IN Saltim0rc.S0.
Siecr bcrrlb gelegene Bari If ieti an ner.
u. f. TO-.
yin Scr berlduaerien @lienss9lbenue eeIeaeu
IN ocrielbe bon allen Giaoitbeien neQucm 81
erreben. Scbr nieoriOe Nalen. 9Senen glii5s
iindt peHoe man flo on Is. ~. Mcnbarot, Nr,
Si5 ScoH.StraRe, @ilmor. 034, ooer penrn
9lhMer 1901 JliggS.9ue.. WlaoiIon 2GSi ~.
(Q}dr3230&G, ,2QfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
garem 6rr etraRensurd6ud9. 9gmmlidre.

garrm brr straReuourdbrunss9gm 9gmmlIare.
@al more, 49,. Wldl 1916
He Sirnbenonrhbrnhs eommiQate IN OCT
Sidot Baltimore nlnclcn Dlcrmlt bcIannlt oab,
nndoem iie lore Idbeue iber oic 0n0aols
Quiqen llnioiicu u1n gSctincrbcluilaeH uci
SnQlh Der Gunocmnirnua, Grufinuns nito Ntti
brcitcrnne bcr St. Ynul Strahe, BON rerlnaion
Sirdbe biS 0nnlilioWSiraBe (ni lnmanten
Der 8reitc) ncbii Den oaruul be3i0liNen enos
oiiliiQcn nlo corriairica crlldrcuoet Rluncn
reOioiri bnbclL gemdB ben 9orldlrlticn oes
Charters Der Siaoi baltimore uHo Der lm l5
Widr5 1915 uniericlbncicn Scroronun9 9r. osO
Oes NiuDors mo Siaoiraiba,
ile biermi gloti5 aeben, oaB belaaie Aauelle
iuO Narte AMI ocie 9Seic Oollenoet iuto bc
QlanbiQi poroen it. mo oab Der WsoOcr nm
Stahtrni6 bon Baltimore ODER iracno uelhe
9crion ooer 8erloncn. Corporation oocr Notf
poraiioncn. Die nit ocnl 8ulprub Der Gni'
imdoaunqcu ODER anlcrlcaicn &eriperDupnll
Qcn iuic bier gennnlli unjniricoen liuo. inner
ha.b oreiniQ (3O) Taaen. bonn ihnljchuten
Sngc im Mlni 1916, ne,n Nnnm Der crltcu
ban ms crlaiiencn &crdieniiNung oclcr ytos
iiB, taOcQcn ourD ihriilihe Rctiiion an oao
Naltimorc Sinoiocrbt upneiircn mo0en. inoem
iic oaS @eribi I'M cine Jscoiliol ocrlcben ailf
gehen
Sic gserihNb06uuacu iiro nan 9eiieben Der
hclniicien GcrlOreH o0cr 0orputniioncl cui'
ucocr iuiori ooer In iiini % id1rl6eii haieu
sablbar oercn eriie idiQ IT, mein oie &ori
ndbMcn nnicr heldaicr Setotonuna neoelmlol'
y" Spbn s.. Mp6inrte,
Nenrn NJ. 9ibcl,
Sarrg ". AemleN,
GomntNdrc
Cuarur 8. 8lobaers,
fW2aif5o2 90 Nuni5) Glcrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

@inem ael6dbien 4uh,bm our ga6ridt. oaA
Der ngSelt9nOAeari~ am pclllihen LernliuuS
beren Sraaniailoncn 81 Den glniilglien Nc'
gtnaunnel 5nr 8erilgnil9 iiebi. @r epnei llD
me6r ais ic, fir &oltsieite Set aeplante
Hlhi becIrlrd6igeH. Slr @tBelnbcien menhe
man flo an
,Cearf0 2Qgfpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Norrie Emit6.

SIS narb am O. Snui 1916 Carrie smith,
0eliebie Satin BON Ibomas Ni. Smtb. I'M
@ltcr non go ,SabrCu Die WCcroiaung noei
am Niuntnn, llbr GadmiiaQa, bon ibrer
gSo6nuua gr. 1915, 2eclt'0agrtir- -Sitnhf, aus
iinn mu3u &Crpauoie mo Sreunoc cinaclnoen
limo. bcl5uuobnen. Nclictnna nut Dem eHou-
oon HarltSricOboic" (Sunii-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
katherine IS. g9pe1

Gs fiay6 am d. Suui 1916 Catherine &.
Bpch Qcicbic Fomicr BON 1nicpb mo Thcrolc
Nocb geo. 3iniano Nc Nccroiguna iinoct
Spuncriina, NiorocuS nm 20 llhr bon Der
29obnnna 6rcr 6icrn, Gr. 1874 SitGlemcnt'
Sfrn6c ans nab Der Ni Nreu3 Nirdbc. 100 uut
9 llbr elm 8caneur0Ohnmi celcbriri miro, iatt.
lNuni5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
SaltimOrc's better 9Sicuic.Rart.
GnMMHattEr- 11ark.

c5elenlhaiten uno drhcn ibuen mobl oa.
ran, fi6 oieien @arf an5ncben ebe iie Saien
fir ibre 5uIiniilaen @icnlcs belegcn. Ser
4Gri in iebi nit icbr gr0ber Ian5bnne. 9hbne,
OersSpclpldtea uno alien n0ibiaen gecnenI'
liblciien ausaeiliict bic fir einen mooernen
geranigunassRa bcn0tbigl lino. Ser 40rf
iii prd6iig Geegen beQuem 8n erreihcn poh
aueH Stnoii6ellen, iHoem man na@ Der 6rcoes
rid Rono oocr gsilienss gloeWie 6lellrilten
uKiriQst Ser Bari IN GroB aenilR. nm bic
tldl peri5nli6 oocr i6riiilib nm ndbere gIus.
iunt an
Srarn s. geicnciegh, Tr. 20i9, gseit.@yah.str.,
s65ner' oircIter GinoGna Snni Bari an Sres
Oerid.9lpenue, ooer g9ilienssel0enue
nndrt1 9--.3lR!c)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
lScurac (gansmaun.

0s narb am 3 Snni 1916 Orotae @an5'
mann, Qclcbicr @uiic BON Niarn @an5mnnn.
i'm gifcr BON 35 Sdbrcu Niouuicn. laGen
Sic eccroiQluQ fiubet uul WlDntna, o. Sinl.
9ia6miioQs llbr, BON einer 9Sobnung, peri.
6. strnfc, @uwcno Snnc, 8ruuilnu, VI. y. On.,
Nio., ans 0it Neiiebuna nui ocm pSouoon
Guti 6ricoboic." (Nunii %
,Cjermdnia.g0ac",N Niialicoer blitc &uh5 81
ucbmcn
5ial.&eriammlnng
Der ,0ermanio.eoae" ON Miuutan, Nanmito0s
/ llhr nm 0cm NcQrdhnib uueres berliorbcnen
&rl0crs OjcUrgc cnu3maun bci6upobncu
Ouui Wehudcn, gSsW
Suhn o. Oirinncr, Sclrcidr.
(SuniD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Ynaarrmas. .0ommiiFou Der staet Baltimore.
Wntnhnu9


9ilaarrnngs 0ommiliiuu Der staot Baltimore.
Nntnhauc.
baltimore, 20 Mui 1915.
Nh 9lnc, bic eo nnacbt!
IS miro blcrinli aemdB bon gnlmnllieu SO
y mo SC ocs baltimore Siaois Charters be-
lanut QemdMi 0dB bic Rilaeruna5 0omlnlls
lion nan oem 10. 9nli 1916 beeimcu miro,
0ie nabgcnanrien SiraBcn nno Nuep NIL mo
ocrncm Wiaierial 5m pliulicrlL neu 6n pllaltetn
uno ncu 5u bclcaen. glle Rerionel NM 0ot'
porOiiuuen pcroen ocsbnlh auiaelorocu VT
lauhniBl6ene fin auc 9rbciicn jn luleil mo
0iec Dor Dem TO- Snli 1916 3u bcenoeL ole IN
irQcno elmer gSclc Die 9luarnbrnp ooer Nul'
reiBunQ Qcnannier SiraBeu mo Anep nolbla
MAIDEN moobien nadoem iie ami lolue &elle
gepialieri ooer neu acplldlieri ooer Heu pe'
lcgi iinb. a....
Sic 0benaenannien SiraBen mo aueD lino;
Gmrdber StraHe. bon 9arlemsAoenue bls Neg
iuaunSirnBe
Baltimore .eirans bon 6ulionslpcme big gen'
iaDusS irubc
@rnuilcg- -glufuue. bon SOrocoeriStrabe BIS
s,rlngtOu. 9pcnne
Wlorrs sllleh bon @ioole.SlraBc biS Norib'
ylncuue
an gluliraQe Der 9flniierunac 9ommiiiioH
Der Siaoi Baltimore.
M Ne.t6 Compton,
GoriiBer uno cuulultitenoet Nn0cnleiif
". Ni. GUoiicn,
SirnbensSneellerr
(9iai27 ,20, Suni512)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Nn Iicbcnocr (frinncrllnn

~ IItUtHuCI VtINNtFHNN
on unicrc ac,ic1e Satin uno Muiicr
Miai6ioe 0niien6ad.
iuchc hcuic nor Jd6rcu ans ocm 0cbca
ihieo aber Mot ucr0eiieH iit.
@m ubeii On. laum Tam manS iaiieu
Nu muliiaH ms 10 ldhncu ucrlaicu,
Nu RuicS. ircucS Ndiierlein
gsir policn DlN noh Lance haben.
,N Ecincr 9iibo uu1 crdbcu.
lln0 pldblih mus gcidicocn icin
s fac. mas i0uucu mir Sir pcucn2
Ser 0inmcl m1Oc Si0 um,6ucbcu
llno ME iouil Su OcrGecn icin
Ter tranernbe Wahc Ruo ainber
lNnnill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
@criammlnHsO.g .gIu5eiscn

&erlammluHgS .glu5cigcn.
,,crlennS.suahn 9eib. nub 5pnr &ercin",
W. 1913, Eueanc StrnNc.
SdOllnc &crlnmuiun1 lno Ncnmicn'2euNi
iinnd iial Wionina NDeno, Den o. Suni pol
Subn Snbu, Rrdiioeni.
tNuu35) Nlnriin Nfcii Sclreiar
neutin.Nmerilanllne SenerurrnmcgnunS.0 0ciea.
idlnii puu Baltimore.
9,r 4ll NitNniimotcs Sltabc,
zHhoiifGde Guliom 0onlc.Npciiuc.
Sic dhrlihc genhl BON 3ipoli Ntcliuten
iin0ci Wluniag, Den .. Suni 1916, 6Wilbcn
~ uno / llbr 9ia@niiiaQs ltdii
Wlnriin Wlclcrord, Srallocni
(Glai2i ,Snus0
Eie idhrlidc Neriammlnna sur 1ireiiOreu.
gcahl Der ,,Oih Nlod 8uiioina Niiucintpn ylr.
q" inoci am MiuutnA, o. Nuu 1916. o ubr
9lbcnba in Ar. 32i9, Nnnerm.Aucnue, iinii
6. Is. SUdcl, Erdl; Obae. ". Wosnel, Seir.
(SnnA 80
>, ,0reat 0nnern 9egnt 9ulbua glhoc no. !"
Sic SabrcS acr0nlnunN uuo HcgnlenpgOi
linoci gentc, 0oH,lQ Den 3. Niuli Nhcnn9
3 llhr I'm Ncrcusnlnlc VI al Nor0.Nentrnls
slpenlic naii. Aae Ndiaicocr no erln9L 5u
CSnm5l g. enaels, scIrciar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

Die eouOOucr ,NIurniug @Ot0 oe6Srt 81 ieuen cna-
hdcn 3chtnQen oe bsmeilen lidte Argen6lide bobcn
@obl in einem olden 9lugcu6lid idrieb iic oen Sob
Die Observation-Disclosures merocn bon ocrengen
@ortei oiftirt mcroai oic sic O6crbouo bot Der
0eiitIdc 9lcdsfonocr oriidt oos etmos anocres aus
iommt obcr 5u ocmclben Sdlub 0citidouo miro
0en 3reoen 0ttirenl (9Sbl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

nd Der o3l0l0enoir0tllde Jteld)sIdgS' NpBeptOHVte
gSoqong Seine init 9sqltt9, Soro Gromer mo DER
Souooner .Simcs~ mo ibrer 9ebouptlng oaB DER
arica aus yntcreiic an ocn imcren 3uion0cn Ncutib
ono oefibri merce Seine bcnerft Oo8u: oScibliper
h6n0Gd 0ienen aac oieic 9Sortc cinem beltimmten
3med lno es lit moglid, oaB ic mebr olli ole en9.
iilhcn Qeier o6qenHt olS ooB lie cine 9ntport ol'
0cn oGltihcn &edsfon5ler ein ollen. Sieleld)t lIo
tie inloiern 0oh 0eleid)t &cn5cdlcn 0ofir, Dab man
in gnQlono BON oen ircoidcn lncBDollcn Son Der
aon5crrcoe cnen gcwien emorud I'M enalIl1cn
Gofe bcird6tct lulo oesbalb cincn edit cngfen 0onf
non sSreibeit un6 ceihbcit Der gSotoncn an5ultmen
fir n0tbio bait @iclcd)t ober lit oes glles on oic
@cruteins, aoutstps imo @oocs gerdtct oic lid IN
0ic enqliidc 9uniilmg pcrronnt bo6en 0euthlono
fibre cinen Melteroberlm9Stricg mcnn cs I'M elne
griftcn8 fdinp @eleidt iolen iie ongepornt ucr.
SEN ouf 6rcnl @cee iprt5uihrcitcn nocm ibncn pcs'
Qcnloht miro @nqluno polc Ole gtieoeragc DeItld
onos ir irnere Nciornen bel ms usnuben. Wernoe
0csbolb obcr niiB man ais 0cluIder So5ioOemotrot
oasu Stcllma nebiucn. mo 10 lei Asqtb uo Sro'
uler, ser .Eimcs~ mo Ger yGoilD loil" nit @ntd)e'
0enbcit acioat @r Oonten fir lohc Sulic unlcrc
cigcucn glitoeIegen0et woacu mir ielber orouenl"
Seine id)licBt nit iolqcnoen Sobcn o6s liegt ON ls
ON unierem g9iaen, an increr Srcuc aegci 0crtld.
lonO un0 uns icbi Oos inncre Sebcn mlereS %oter.
louoes ncuc 9obnen 6cidlretcn 5u alicn. &orolS
ebnq ober it, ooB Dcltimon0 aus olelem 8riege ul'
acihm1dt uno unecocniitbia bcrporgc6t ooB 0citlN'
lono, Dos nur d mO feline 3tnit iidcu mill oic
0bcrbono bebdIt. nidt sic Asqutbs unO GromerS."
llc6cr Ocu 6iumaridD Der Ocntdcu Srnppeu in y'cl-
qen idre6 gooieoclt onl % September 1914 w0rilidl
6oacnocS ySelbtpcrdnoldl mare eS tboridt fir ms
iel6er in oen Abeumo 81 itr5Gl es bate COR tcincn
3med mo ae6olic 60tten mir ocn 9elgier nidt~
@os oomols Gborbet mar preoigt oerelbe &ooieuclt
beite ais rationale @fdt 0os lit cine @rcogt iiir
elm @of bon 3orrci ni6t fir Gin perniinitiees Sot
Serr Rooeuelt ocuft oiicn6or oos omcrifoniic Boil
habc elm ebenio flr6eS @coadhiB pie cr icl6er llno
Gin e6cnio ipeiteS @epen
Die eOuSuncr y9ROrnius @Of" oe66rt 81 ieueu cua-
iiden 8chmgen Ole bsiueilen lide Algcn6lidc bobcn
@obl in cncm ioIden 9ugcblid itrieb iic ocn Soe
Evening star., 1916-05-21

ties from this country to England
and the entente allies. The exports
of merchandise from the port of New
York for the week ended May l3 were
valued at s56.926.4S0 against S4l ,052.-
$50 the previous week and $24.01l,21S
in the corresponding week year ago:
since January l the shipments have
$496. 1O7.14o in the corresponding period
of last year.
There can be no question as to the
wisdom of the policy of the British
treasury in shipping over its gold sup
ply instead of dumping its "mobilzed''
American securities the market
Counting those that have been bor-
rowed. and those which have been pur-
chased outright by the treasury de-
partment, there is still large volume
of American securities in reserve in
London. In view of the recent weak
ness in the stock exchange price level
the treasury has not been selling its
accumulationS of stocks and bonds very
freely. and has had recourse to ship
ping gold to this center. 1t is a much
more profitable policy to send gold for
the purpose of keeping up the stock
exchange price level than by forced
selling reducing the price available for
the mobiliZed securities
Public intertst in the security mar
kets has been confined to the railroad
and high class Industrial stocks and
the disposition to neglect the war
stocks has become more pronounced.
The German and Mexican problems
have. for the time being been dis
missed AS leading market factors the
former of which can be solved by pa :
tient but frm diplomacy and the sec
ond by a modest armed force that will
Evening star., 1916-05-21
PROFITS OF BANKS
INT BY PROSPERITY
Money Lying Idle in Vaults Be-
cause Business Is Self
Sustaining.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Bankers from
every section of the United States and
Canada have been visiting in New
York during the past few weeks, and
it has therefore been possible to OBJ
tain concise and comprehensive sum-
mary of underlying conditions in rep
resentative centers, and in some in
stances an estimate of future prospects
as affecting the prosperity of these par
ticular sections. Bankers are unani-
nous in their opinion that the main
reason for the unusual plethora of
money in the banking institutions is
the continued prosperity of the agri-
cultural and industrial Districts rem
Evening star., 1916-05-21
Viewed From Middle West.

This is how a prominent banker
from the middle west sums up the sit
uation: General business outside of
banking interests is good over all this
territory. All branches of commerce
and industry report goou business, and
many large concerns are living within
themselves, that is to say. they do not
require the usual financial aid of the
banks. They are doing as much and
more business than formerly, at better
prices and good profits: and in numer-
Gus instances are discounting their bills
before maturity. instead of borrowing
from their banks as heretofore. The
lumber trade in the west and south is
fair criterion of all business: soft
pine in the south and hard pine in the
west have advanced from s. to s. per
thousand feet.
The new federal reserve system
while ii has stabilized financial condi-
tions. has also injected into our fnan-
cial system vast amount of idle credit
at time when we did not need it or
want it. The reserve banks. together
with gold imports and foreign credits,
Evening star., 1916-05-21

the business code. but the enactment
of declaratory and permissive legisla-
tion Interpreting those which We now
have.
The way in which American business
has been throttled by unwise legisia-
handicap TO progress. and il is graft
tying to know that the federal trade
commission has set about fearlessly
and tntelligently to remedy this sit
uation. Being an official Legislative body
and composed of men of the highest
ability and attainments, It is TO he
hoped that the commission will he more
successful in removing the barriers
that blockade the progress of Ameri-
can business than have been the vari-
Gus organizations and Individuals rep
resenting the sentiment Of the coun-
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In special report and summary sub
mitted to Congress the federal trade
commission has laid bare the condi-
tions under which American business
has been striving to gain "A foothold
in International trade. 1t has also eX-
posed the handicaps We have had to
carry as compared with the super ror
advantages which foreign governments
have provided for their own merchants
in building ny their trade in distant
lands. The federal trade commission
finds that the greatest influence which
straneles all effort at effective coop
GRAFTON and combination in building
up American trade relationships in
foreign countries is doubt to the
application of our own antitrust laws
to export trade. and the first duty of
Congress in this respect is not the
addition of more complicated laws to
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. Neglected World Markets.

Leaders OF American business woult
do well to take few lessons from
their foreign competitors and seize the
present golden opportunity to capture
some of the world markets which are
to be had on the highest bid and in
some instances are favorably inclined
to the United States even before the
bidding begins. As an outcome of its
special study on this subject the COM
mission has presented the grand array
of foreign commercial com hinations.
fostered by governmental agency, and
effective that they are able to die
tate terms and prices on commodities
in the worlds markets.
W s. COUSINS.
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be an insignificant proportion of the
military resources of the United States

Investors continue to buy bonds in
increasing quantities, the preference
being for the municipals and railroad
issues The new Canadian govern
ment 5 per cents. which We're intro
duced to the market a few weeks ago
at a1.21. sold at par this week making
a very high record. should New York
bankers be asked to finance additional
Canadian loans. they are assured the
hearty support of American investors,
whose appetite for Canadian securities
has evidently not Yet been appeased.
The success of the recent Canadian
loans will have u favorable effect on
the United States as a market for such
SecuritieS for NeArS to CNms.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 2o-Beeves-R.-
ceipts, 2s3 head; no trading.
Caives-Receipts. 1873 head; STEADY:
veals, 10.0oa12.50; culls s00as. 800.
sheep and lambs-Receipts, 400
head; steady: spring lambs, 13.0e: buf.
falo lambs. 1880; sheep, 6.50a8.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880 head; no trad
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 20.-Hogs-Receipts.
1000 head; weak; light, 9.60a10l0;
mixed. 9.70a1o.15: heavy, 9.S5a10 20
rough. s.65a9.s0; pigs. 7.50a955
Cattie-Receipts. 100 head; steady:
native beef cattle. 8.10a1o25; stocke ers
ana feeders. 6.00a8.90; cows and heif-
ers. 4.4Oa9.60; calves. 8.00a1225
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; steady:
wethers. 7.75a10.00; ewes. 6o0a10 90
lambs, 9.00aI2SO
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Importing Gold From Canada.

During the past two weeks upward
of S7.000.O00 in gold coin has been i'm
ported from Canada through the agency
of J. +. Morgan 4 Co. These shipments
constitute the largest consignment that
has been received since the great move
ment from Canada to New York. which
came to an end last October. and are
important in their relation to the ad-
justment of the exchanges between the
United States and Canadas mother
country. 1t is believed in banking
circles that the influx of gold from
Ottawa on the current movement will
reach $4,000, 900 or $20.000.000
1t is most probable that this yellow
metal is part of the Bank of Eng
lands reserve supply at Ottawa. and
that its release is imperative both as
a measure for the support of the ster-
ling exchange rate and as an offset
to the heavy shipments of commodi-