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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
COUNTY COURT has
1 BUSY week

A twelve year old girl who was &C.
cused Of stealing two diamond rings,
two five dollar bills and o toilet set
from the Charley Mergelman house,
was brought into Judge Stones court
Monday and there broke down and
pleaded guilty. It was an unfortunate
case. As . juvenile delinquent, she
was committed to the state home at
Morrison, near Denver, and Sheriff
Hanlon, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Jessie, took the little girl over
Wednesday night. The girl has been
working at the Mergelman home dur
ing haying and later was working at
lola. With Sheriff Hanlon was also
an aged man from West Gunnison, 86
years old, who had become insane and
was committed to the asylum Al
Pueblo.
C. E. Budlong, Of Marble, was here
Saturday and the court appointed him
administrator Of the estate Of Henry
Mertens at Marble. The stock Of goods
left by Mr.. Mertens, who was killed in
an auto accident two weeks ago, IL
quite extensive. The administrators
notice appears in this paper.
John c. Reagan has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Emma
C. Reagan.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Edith Stanley Of
Somerset was granted findings Of fact
which will entitle her to absolute d.
vorce in six months from Joe Stanley.
Arrangements arc being made BY
the court md the administrator, ". 4
Ditto, for holding public sa1e Of the
I w RvxnHskf vav.eh avnd unvxn.,Apkw - :
vertised elsewhere 4 lie News-C -C1lnsn-
pion.
The VII of Algust Lar6en nlso a
Marhle h6s besn lled 8 ~ eeert ~
~ G. Gli1n11 n - ~ - ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
We Made tie Kaiserf

Some people were made to be soldiers
/ But the Irish were made to be cops,
Sauerkraut was made for the Germans
And Spaghetti was made for the
WopG
Fish were made to drink water
And buns were made 70 drink
boose..
Banks were made for money
And money ~ made for JewS.
Everything was nnade for sometlinx
Mott evexfthane Int ! miser
Co6 nale Wflo5a for Pre6ideat
hut w1e = hel1 1halje ~ Kaiser3 (;
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
LETTERS FROM THE
TRAINING CAMP
New.-C Champions Weekly
Budget Of News from Our
Boys al War.
FROM NILES /. LEE

All Of our Gunnison boys are in
Battery D, 341st Field Artillery, Camp
Funston, Kansas. We will be glad to
get the News Champion with its news
features from home.
PRIVATE MILES I. LEE.
The above short note from M. Lee
gives the address of the twenty-seven
who went from here last week, SO that
those who wish to write or send them
anything will know the address. Next
week News Champion expects to have
some personal letters frp.n the boys,
themselves,
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
o. F. FRENCH,
Care Postmaster, N. Y. City.
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FROM HOMER GRAY IN ILLINOIS
rAot~ntinu Cann paul Jonoa
u. 8. s. Minnesota,

FROM HOMER GRAY IN ILLINOIS
Detention Camp Paul Jones
Great Lakes, Ill.,, Sept. %, 1917
Dear Mr.. Lake:
Just received the Champion. 80
will write note.
Here l N in the Great Lakes
T1fpinx. 0kstion instead 81 Frisco.
It's Z pretty fair place here Ard there
are number Of Colorado boys in the
bunch. It gets pretty cold here at
plete yet. We need some Of those
heavy sweaters they tell about.
still have two more weeks at de-
tention before go to the main camp
at Great Lakes. / certainly enjoyed
the News-C Champion and hope can
get it every week. Will write more
when l get to the main camp.
HOMER w. GRAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
TELEPHONE SURVEYING
PARTY COMPLETES WORK

The surveying party for the Noun
tain States Telephone Co. has COM
pleted its nun from lola to Montrose,
but it is not the intention Of the COM
pany to start construction this fall.
However, Just as soon as spring opens
we may expect this trunk line to be
erected.
The line will follow the Rainbow
route through from Gunnison and
lola This will prove q gseat con.
n <aience to yhotofists who have been
unable to communicate with the out
side between Cimarron and Sapineru
in case Of accident. Stations will be
established along this line for the
convenience Of the farmers and stool,
growers who are rapidly settling up
that part of the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
HARRY GAZETTE SELLS
PASTIME POOL HALL

Harry Gavette has sold his Pastime
Billiard parior to Walter Ballou Of
Paonia who will arrive Monday to
take charge. Mr.. Ballou is well known
here and his wife was Gunnison girl.
so that all welcome them to our city.
The Pastime has been a splendid sue
cess under Mr.. Gavette's management.
Harry has not yet told US what line
he figures on taking up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
Is SOLDIER BOYS
GO NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Almost Hall From Ou& City. Fifty More
Cunnison County Med Ordered for Ex-
animation October 4tla Some Excused
Until December lst.

~ 1aekino Petrebini. Gunnison
56o[ [G0bert Howe Hutchins, Somerset
64~eaImino Bonocehi, Floresta
3l4Hugh Frew, Cunnison
4-rNalter A. Truesdale, Gunnis0n
z1139eAn Frew, Gunnison
$50 Gordon Monroe Stoneburner,
Crested Butte
501Frank Covi, Somerset
124-n{phn Shensi, Crested Butte
4071JeAn Soderquist, Cinsrron
l64 xyeseph Gaughan, Crested Butte
260-William Adams Potter, Pitkin
57o-James Dalcin, Somerset
z28-Jsmes Darter. Gunnison
115--~RaGeIe Falsetto, Crested Butte
Toprovide for contingencies the To-
cal nard has called eight additional
nam on this list, above the twenty
six eqaired.
Fifty more Gunnison young men
are cliled for examination on Thurs
day, October 4th. Their names ap-
pears below and notices are being
mail1 by the exemption boe4k as
rapidly - pos.ible.
~ -Eksnk Seetts Branehten. Ont.
sft Canada
slse atay Lsag. Marble
Bso-Sonk Hsary ZehrbauGh, Son.
+ erpet ,
&c. Ginssvsss9, Crsstsd Butte
s31e nG =. Yeaesa leldxln :.
b13- uu011l 119n !
ytcRa L. Lewis, DoyIsville
393--Alvo Shirley Field, Cinarron
l5s-RsGaele Gisrdine, Cres. Butte
George b. Aspey, Gunnison
Charles Fremoat Harmon, Gun'u
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
STATE CONsrABULARY
AGE LIMIT FIXED

The age limit for members Of the
state constabulary have been fixed
by Superintendent Frank Adams. All
members-must be between rs and IS
years old. The New York constabul-
ary limits are from q to 20, and the
Pennsylvania ones from 80 to 20
years. Superintendent Frank Adams
is seeking active, mAtued men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28

5z-Joseph Res BlaeAsteek, CunnIsoa
36-Chasles H. Eilebrecht, Gunnisoa
S52-Andrew Ray Therpe. Missien.
Texas
l5e-Fred Frsst. Crested Rstte
lle-Wilhan Resceria, jacks Cahin
s2e-Laigi Pstritti. Somerset
6ee-Ceerge Henry Grattsa. Sapinero
S16-Clareaee Skelleages. Baldwin
27lAOwea Lee Issn. Pitkin
5l6-Charles David Mead. Seaerse4
511-Caraine Melle. Marble
1os-Ssnuel yssepA MitehelL Gunn.
3l1-Rsbest b Jsdy, Cunnissa
4se-Antsa Danni. Crested Butte
GFaniere, Parlin
2l1-Cyril Speaces Mcdowell, ,Cunnissn
4e-Willian Lee Dean, Guanisoa
572-David Payne, Somerset
1oo1John verxuh, Crested Bate
157-Joseph Meaehinee, CFes. Buite
236-Willian Franklin Harklerode
21AHarry Glen Miller. Gunnison
z9lChester Arthur Trevsrthen, Gun.
533-Jaek ksvaeic. Somerset
l14-Joseph Amanda, Crested Butte
151-Guiseppe Guerci0, Cres. Butte
6l-John Methias Smith. Menasha,
Wisconsin
6031C Charles Fuller Whinncry, YOU
mans
209ABeniamin Franklin Lennon, Gum
nisOn
32-Gus Westfall, Gunnison
63-Theodore Ransom Slate. Doyle
vile
36c John l.. To~re, White Pine
371-Frank Aicllo, Sapinero
529-Faivo Alanko, Somerset
64-Tom Dean, DOyleville
33-L. H. Brew, Gunnis0n
61SLOey Henry Mcdowell. Gunnison
The following who were held for
military service have been discharged
by the district board at Pueblo until
December 1st, for agricultural reasons:
606-Eugene Perry Wilson. Powder
6o4-Moody Ramsey. Youmans
3o9-Raleigh Earle Flick. Ohio City
4Qe-Wilfred Clifton Parry, Marble
185-Andrew Marston Fisher, Gunni-
s32-Chas. Harrison Lightley. Gunni-
l06-George Soderquist, Cimarron
5l-Date Scott, Doyleville
l3ECarl Dean Dlebold. Gunnison
991--WiIeer ". Kensgen, CInarFen
10y. - - Rafo(s a.nne1 &
Jan. I 80 ? W.
567-John Chornoveskek. exeused "a
Jan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
PUNCH BOARDS HAVE
30 DAYS OF GRACE

Punch boards are to be put under
the ban in Gunnison. For some time
they have been tabooed at Crested
Butte. The Grand Jury at Delta re-
Gently called attention to their viola
tion Of law. Now complaint has been
made to the county court here that
they contribute to juvenile delinquency
in .Gunnison and Judge Stone has is
sued an order that after October 25th
no more shall be seen in our vicinity.
The sheriff's office is charged with
seeing that the order is obeyed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28

Phillip Vidal, Of Canon City, is q
few days in our city this week as o
guest Of his niece, Mrs. Cad Jones.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
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FROM ORION FRENCH
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dear Folks:
Here l am and enjoying all the
sights of New York and Brooklyn.
We left Great Lakes few days ago.
The navy yard here is great sight.
You know the harbor here carries
more shipping than any harbor in the
world.
expect to 60 to Minnesota in a few
days. All that have to do now is to
sit around and look wise, but it will
be quite different when get on board
my ship. We get liberty every night
/ am at the navy Y. NJ. C. A. now. It
surely is fine place.
o. F. FRENCH,
u. 8. s. Minnesota,
Cara poakrnaa afor NJ V Cif,r
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28

The next contingent of soldiers from
Gunnison leaves on Wednesday the Srd
Of October. They are called to re-
port at Gunnison, however, on next
Tuesday the End at $3.50 in the after
noon. They will then be under mil
itary call from the local board until
their departure Wednesday.
There are twelve from the town OF
Gunnison in this order, some Of ous
finest boys. We should give them q
semi-off to be long remembered-a
fitting farewell to departing patriots.
Somerset is called for seven, Cres-
ted Butte and Floresta for seven, and
the rest are gathered few in a place.
Serial No. Name Address
596-Eugino Duran. Somerset
536-Daniel Vokoieh. Somerset
390-Henry Wellington Miller, Sapin-
37s-Alexanderino Benabidez, Bald
win
z98-James Liotis, Floresta
72-Sam Chank, Pueblo
3l3-Ira d. Sankey, Gunnison
2l2-Levsn Essterly, Gunnison
81. Alsaxo Miller. Gunnisea -
3l5-Joseph e. Parteh, Gunnison
2z3-James Kaxentxe, Cunnisoa
452-Mathew william Mcclure, Cfes-
ted Batte
Charles John Cowan. Somerset Z
z21-Riehard Gentry Allen, CunaisGg
S7l-Fsrest r J La klent, Gunl1ssa
EaS-Rnsauaaa CuG1na, Geo6ops9
43oGWMI6ih Jonas Mosre, Crystal
Al1-Hsrold Raynend Wheeler, Y
Yeuagstown, Ohie
lz1-Ceci1 vineeat Sampson, Jsek'i
Cabin
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04

and behold the beautiful reys OF
Everlasting Truth.
But again we cay. that if Mr.,
Dow had ever opened his Bible,
while he was giving bis Lecture
in New York City on the goth of
Dec. 1915. before the entomology.
cal Society Bulletin. he could
have give a more Intelligent pro-
position on the7life of THE MAN
ADAM concern the matrimonial
part, for it is an evident fact,
that the Formed man-of the gar
den, did rot have two wives. Yet
it is a fact. that Cain and Able
did not belong to The MAN
ADAMS family. who was in the
garden, il was thru the decep
ton of the Serpent; that Mother
Eve was deceived, And under
this betrayal Cain and Able was
born, For Cain was represented
as being Of the wicked one.
Please read.
MOT as Cain. who was of that
wicked one and slew his brother,
And wherefore slew be him?
Because his works were evil and
his brothers. righteous" (1st'
John 3-12.)
With this fact before us. we
wish to say and repeat that God
did create a man. male and fe-
male, on the 9th, day and then
he formed another man, and
woman after the 9Th. day. This
last man did not have two women
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04

But as we have said his wife
was deceived by the serpent,
which We may say more about in
the future should any one wish
to know,
We have written this Article
for the benefit of our Readers to
show them bow far off great men
can get from the light. o let us
pray for more light. It is true,
there is some few word in the
Bible which is hard to be under.
stood. But when we understand
the Bible well enough, for to
Have it to be its own inter.
porter. Then the mysteries
soon fade away. And so it would
have been with Mr.. Dow. But
leaving the word and going back
into antiquity. with out the
Bible as his guide He gets lost.
And while hunting for the
oragin of the insects He finds
what he supposes to be the two
wives of the man of the garden
And as be has been living under
the falls theory of the one man
be could not see the two men yet
he claimed that Lillith had to
find a mother man some where
in the south country.
And that she married, and
that her End. husband
was mo less a parsonage
than bee,zebub" And beelzebub
was the prince of devils. Accord
ing to such theory there is no
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
Search the
SCRIPTURE,
QUESTION. NO 81

Editor of THE WORLDS CREssET
Please let me ask Preachers
how they will harmonic those
two scriptures.
But l say unto ysu, That We
resist not evil: but whatsoever
shall smite thee on thy right
cheek. turn to him the other
also. QMatt. 6-39.)
Also
Abstain FROM all appearance
OF evil. "(The .5-22.)
Matthew says you must not 70.
sist evil the other says resist
The very appearance of evil II
preachers do not Ed. You do
please,
Mrs. Bell Moore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
Lillith Shook Adam To
Marry Beelzsbub.
Continued from page 2.

| Now if this is the arst man
then we cannot blame Mr., Dow
for hunting away back in the
dark past, under the one man
theory. For the second women,
who was taken from Adam, by
God taking one of his ribs, and
formed a woman. The female
| vas created. and not formed
from q rib taken from THE MAN.
CREATION. is to make Tangi.
BILE out of Intangible.
FORMATION, Is to form some.
thing out of something already
created.
So we must say to our Read
ers that the first chapter of Gen.
teaches that God created a nan
male and female, and gave them
dominion over all the earth, and
access to every thing on the
earth.
The End. chapter speaks of a
different work and different
character. So you will see BY
doing away with the first man
created, it would become neces'
sary for Mr.. Dow to say that the
first wife of the man in the gar
den LETT him. For after this
man is in the garden some time,
God finds him alone. No help
meet for him, and then there
was search made. and there
was not helpmeet found for
this man, So God takes a rib
from him and makes him a help.
meet. And then Mr.. Dow
wonders out into antiquity and
finds THE MAN ADAMS first
wife in the South country with
anoSber husband. no less man
than Beelzebub, and her child
rem all insects, There is a won.
der in Mr.. Dow's explanation,
and that is that he did not say
that Cain and Able was of the
family of insects; as they were
not numbered in THE MAN
ADAMS Family, in giving the
geneology, But we suppose in
his great search in the far off
past that he overlooked this
point,
Dear Readers, we have some.
thing better to offer you, that
which will not only be good Tor
you now, but it will 20 with you
beyond the dismal tomb OF death,
And will he a witness for you i,
If accepted by you, it will be the
means Of your eternal happiness.
And with this word you can
20 just as far back as men can
90 with any theory they may
present, And then when they
have to stop, having no more
grounds to walk On. Then with
the Word, we scan the dark
| chasm, and look out into space,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
New Years..

We come to the world of man.
kind with THE WORLDS
cREssEr" Speaking for the cause
of Christ and fallen humanity.
The poor, the oppressed. And
the down troden. 1t has been in
the field Of Journalism tor over.
20. years.
And it has saw many a hard
taught battle. Inorder to deliver
the truth to dying people.
And now on the beginning OF
this another New Years, It
comes out in alr the determine.
ton OF the Editors might, Trust.
ing that our friends who have
stood by ia in times past may
stand by the truth more frmer
than ever. as time goes by
Thanking the readers for their
past fayOrs we beg for a thou.
sand new subscribers before the
year expires,
And that we may have a thou
sand New Cresset Clubs, betor
the year ends in 1917.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04
LOCAL LORE.

MIR. Chester McCasky is lay
ing very low at present.
Wonder where our Hooser
Column has gotten to,
Who will help US to few
Subscribers in this month.
Niue copy left out this week
dear writer it will come in the
Ores sETnext time,
This the 3rd day of Jan. is a
fine summer day after a big
rain last night.
The Cross Road school: under
the teaching Of Mr. Ra.pn Jarre tt
is getting along the finest.
We Lave to think that the
CREssET Club at Chicago has
gotten the best of Bro. Orr we
do rot hear from him.
w, Il. Dawson is able again to
take charge of the barn tuiiding
he is now putting upa fine
barn for Mr. Richard Jarrett.
The CREssET needs your help
in getting Subscribers. as it
will return you the truth as it.
is in Christ for your labor.
Mr.. VIM Davis paid home a
visit on last Friday stopped al
the CREssET OFFICE, Mr.. Davis
is a kind neighbor, We miss him
in the neighborhood.
Meeting at the Guide & row
Il the Colony Tabernacle, every
Thursday night, Saturday
night and Sunday at II and
al 8 O'clock. Except 4th. sunday.
Come al! who love to hear the
truth.
We have the privilege of
saying that we have on our desk
IS an exchange The Arcadia
Journal &. w. Corporon Ed; u
paper as we understand, devot'
ed b. 1he best interests of it's
readers, and We believe il
merits q good support.
we nave nanEeC CurSEl1 on the
word and we do not intend that
any person shall pull the nail.
For God has said:
md The key of the house of
David will ! lay upon his Shout.
der; SO he shall open, and nohe
shall shut; and he shall shut,
and none snail opeo.
And | will fasten him as a
nail in sure place; and he shall
be for glorious throne to his
fathers house Use, 22-22 23>
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-04

wonder that Cain killed Able.
We,Itnwsleeve the Eubiect-vith
you. trusting If we have left
any thing dark, some one will
ask for the light, And we shall
be happy to give you the same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-06
TOO Many Women Was
Cause of Prison Riot

Joliet. Ill, June 6.-Prisoners in Jol-
let state prison were not permitted to
leave their cells today for the first time
in years. The hree companies of mi
litia which were called in to suppress
yesterday S rioting are on constant
duty and will remain within the walls
until all possibility of further trouble
abates.
"We are going to make a penlten-
tiary out of this place. said L. N. M
Klein, deputy warden.-~
'eThe unpleasant truth is that the
prison has been overrun with women,
asserted A. L. Bowen, acting warden.
"They are the ones who were primarl-
lv responsible for the outbreak.
"Six weeks ago when / took charge
the mails were choked full Of letters
from women in every part of the Unit
ed States. Some writers were seventy
wears old, Others were girls of IA or 10.
The large part of the missives were
of a suggestive nature, and the chief
recreation of the men was to gather
about and read them aloud and make
puesses, not the complimentary kind,
about the women who wrote them inns,
/ would not permit to continue.
'sThen ] called the conviets before
me and told them it was not my in
tention to end legitimate privileges,
but the letter writing would have to
stop and also the visis Of women who
were not relatives. Right there the
trouble began to brew.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-06
Precinct Is Sample
Of All the Others

Precinct 12, voting at the Salem Fruit
Union registered two Japs yesterday,
The total was 81 and the judges stayed
on the job until $3.50 O'Clock to give
some of the late ones chance to get
in No aliens are in the precinct. Three
Philippine boys registered. There was
some doubt as where they came in, but
to be on the safe side, they registered.
Exemptions were claimed by l3, cover
ing the usual grounds of dependents
and disabilities and few on occupa-
tion. No Germans showed up, but one
Bulgarian, who had taken out his first
papers, thought best to register. Two
Cinnamon, the Sun boys, who were born
in this country, registered in this pre-
cinct. DIR. Merrick Roberts, who was
born in Canada had taken out his first
papers, was the only Canadian in the
precinct. Six who were living out of
the precinct sent in their cards. One
of them was Kenneth Hawley, of
Pennsylvania, son of Congressman Haw-
lev. A. A. Schram was on a fishing
trip as the bank had two holidays, and
his card was received by mail. In max
ing out the expense card, none of those
on the election board put in any claim
for services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-06
Many Busy Fingers
Tabulating Returns
Of Registering Day

The war registration room in the
court house has been a busy place all
day, and Sheriff Needham and his
helpers have been on the jump all the
time receiving reports from the sew
enty three precincts of Marion county.
At present Mrs. Rollin K. Page, who
is the chief assistant, is making totals
of the registrations, with the various
classes of aliens, exemptions claimed,
etc, but it is expected the work will
not be completed until late today. The
work of tabulating the results sheen
made slower on account of the fact that
some of the marshils have made errors
in totaling their statements and these
have to be checked. Two precincts have
not yet reported but are expected TO at
any moment.
Duplicates of the registration cards
are being made as fast as possible by
a large number of volunteers who are
busy at the work. The duplicates will
be sent to the adjutant general S Of
flee as soon as called for by him, and
the originals hept here by the sheriff.
The following were at work today as
sisting with the war census:
Mrs. Rollin X. Page, Mrs. Frank M.
Brown, Mrs. t. A. Roberts, Mrs. Julia
Bross Pinnell, Mrs. Arthur Benson,
Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mrs. Lawrence
Simmons, Mrs. Haight, Miss Ivy Wech-
ter, Miss Nell Thielsen, Miss Gabrielle
Clark, Miss Victor and Miss Alive Pal
mer. At the state house the following
girls are also busy duplicating cards;
Mrs. Denison, Miss Gene Belle, Miss
Gertrude Gray, Miss Ruby Cornell, Miss
Nicholson and Miss Nell Bell At the
high school Miss Mildred Reid and
Miss Lenore Thompson are working.
A number of girls are busy at the
Capital Business college making dupli-
Gates.
The taking of the registration, while
working smoothly, has been big task,
and credit is due to Sheriff Needham
and the helpers he has had for the way
it has been handled here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-06
Market Grows Brisk
and Prices Climb Up

New York, June 6.--The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
The industrial list in today's stock
market was buoyantly strong and active
under the influence of various news de-
velopments, such as Japan's warning
to Russia and the sinking of a German
submarine by an American merchant
man.
Trading was brisk throughout with
total turnover of well above a million
shares. Gains among the industrial is
sues ranged from one to 10 points
Leadership in the vigorous movement
was held by the steel group United
States steel moved up some four points
above 1872 to the highest price since the
dividends came Off Bethlehem steel
shares advanced four to six points or
more and LackaWanna and Republic
steel some three points. The aN9h ol
stocks were in brisk demand, United
States industrial alcohol adding 10
points to its previous closing price.
Prices were unsettled within narrow
limits in the later trading but maintain
ed substantially the gains of the day.
Bethlehem steel touched new record
high level at las, over seven points
up. Bonds were quiet and Irregular