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Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
The Douglas Island News
 THH LOCAL FIELD

Mrs. A. T. Nelson. of this place, who was operated on at Juneau ten days ago for cancer. Is rapidly re- covering and is considered wholly |out or danger However, it will probably be two weeks or more be- fore she is able to return home. ! Deputy United States Marshal Harry Morton left today for the south In custody Of Harry Againsly land another prisoner whom he will land iu Che McNcu's Island, Wash. peuitentiary He win be absent about two weeks.
 Mrs. IT. E. Murray and little son who went Co California In December for Che benefit of the latters health, Twin return home on thc Spokane. due early next week Mir Murray reports their sons health as much improved by the sojourn in the sunny southland.
 Jerry Casey. former assistant wharGugcr. at the City dock, re- signed his position on the 18th and win rest a few days before going Co work in some one Of the several positions already offered him, when he win probably send for Mrs Casey and thc children. What?
 John Powell returned early this week from Escondido, California, where he spent Che winter with his daughter Mrs. Purdy who visited him iu Douglas last summer, he as- accompanying her south In the fall Hc has been a blacksmith at Tread well for the past twenty years and Is one Of thc substantial pioneer residents Of the Island.
 Miss Jean Russell, of Portland. Oregon. is here on a visit Co her relatives. Che editors family. on her way home after spending several months at Anchorage with sister. Miss Russell started home last fall but. being a trained nurse. was per suadcd to stop at Cordova. where her services were needed, going in February Co Latouchc where she has-sincc been employed - / Oscar Gruudler, one of the best iol the many homegrown products of Douglas. left yesterday for Car cross in Southern Yukon, where he will bc employed at the Venus mine. The Venus mine is a high grade sil- yer proposition which supplies ore Go a big conceutrator which was erected nine years ago, operated for a few weeks and allowed Co re- main idle until recently. /
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
REAL ATHLETIC SPORT

Thomas G. Macdonald, of Tread ucL tue acknowledged leader in Ian kinds ol clean sport in this DOT rau ol ha Territory. is opposed tc any legislation sanctioning any thing m tho limo of prize6ghting in Alaska and has outlined his views .tl.a number of tbo members of the Ir.Haurc. "Tom" does not believe r .ummorc.al.zIur athletics. While nj. suggestions arc timely, it is not believed that many -if any-mem- ..r o. tHe present legislative bodies would .ro their sanction to any ..eI.e# that tend Co create a mar .... for uu ears and gutta-percha .u.... .sHar, for Sports Sake" is n good motto. "Tom" Macdonald .n.ros tn Ir and that is why he is
 admired by an lovers of sport. Also, Hat !. why he was made director of ...#.u# by tho local athletic as-
 o..aHon
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
ON LESSER CHARGE


 Harry Agaiusky, thc husband ol Babe" Brown, thc woman who was bruu.iy murdered a a .r.a .. .H. per Tro.t street l-. pc...a.. ... ag-ias, whom t.c., ... .lt uh.- cicnt e.iol.e to connect him with the murder was sentenced Wcine- day by Judge Jennings to .mpr.sou- mcnt for one year and one day for white slavery Co which charge he entered a plea Of guilty There arc many in Douglas who are certain Agalusky is Che murderer of his wife, but oll efforts Go connect him with the crime by detectives cm- ployed in the ease failed
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank tho good people or Douglas and especially tHa city officials and nromeu for their care. ful consideration and protection ol me and my home during Che period when che late Edward Nuuc was at large and when his whereabouts were unknown. My husband hay ing been one of his many victims. felt that my life was also u dm- ger while hc was ot large. and th. assurance ot safety given me at thur time by my friends in Douglas win never Doc forgotten. Gratefully
 CECELIA CHRISTIE
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
 No. lGOj-A

u uo District Court for the Dis
 r..t of Alaska, Division No.
 One. at Juneau.
 Frank G. C0tuugham,
 Plaintiff
 ys
 Georgia T. Cot.iugham,
 Defendant
 ITO GEORGIA T. COTTINGHAM, De-
 rardarg GREETING: In tho r1mc of tho United States af lmuoa. you are hereby com maaIcl to bo and appear in the above entitled court holden at Ju- .naau m Division Number One. Ter rtury of Alaska, and answer the complaint moI against you in the above entitled action within thirty .davs ur tb. date Of the expiration .o. tuc period for the publication of .ns summons. and if you fail SO to appear and answer. for want thereof tho p'nndG win apply to the Court .ur the relief demanded in said com r.nrt which is the divorce and dis solution O. thc bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintin and defendant. The order directing this summons Co be served by publica- i.ou Is dated April 10th, 1917, and requires tns summons Co be pub usbcd once a week for six consecu- tive weeks. Che first publication be- ing inc 2nth day of April, 1917 and Ic last publication being the lst .I.y Of June. l91I The time with n which the answer must be filed or appearance made by defendant is tlc Is. day of July 1917
 In witness whereof have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of the above Court this 18th day of April A. D. 1917.
 .scaD J. W. BELL, Clerk. By c. z. DENNY, Deputy.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
BACHELORS DANCE

A number Of the bachelors or Douglas will be hosts at % dance to be given in Eagle IIau tomorrow night, to which a number of their gentlemen friends and al the ladies in town have been invited No ba.a- clor who sleeps In a uiFhtclp OF who cannot Hip a H0piack by Che handle of the skillet, will Doc made welcome. The dance will begin at 9 o.cIoca There will be good music and cEcoI- tent refreshments.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
ECONOMY AND wHYl

During Che lifo Of Che first and second sessions of tho Territorial legislatures and while Che present editor of the News was conducting a newspaper in Canada a printed copy of every bin introduced n both houses was sent Co him. Now that the third legislature Is n session and that tho same editor i8 conduct ing paper almost within holIcrn. distance of Che legislative hal
 the only copy of any biu sent
 far during the session was Seu.. Bin No. 23. Present condition. may be due Co tho high cost of paper. Yes. that Is probably che cause.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
SELF APPOINTED
 BEAVER TENDER
Old-Time Alaska Resident Custodian of Hundreds of Beaver on
 Knik Trail

Ont on Che Knik trail to the Will low creek mines road at Mile 23h ia nc home Of one of the finest old timers n Alaska mo other than the wcII.movu "Forty-Mle" Miller He 'nas beautiful place on the little .suluo river. good buildings erected, land a fuc farm started
 "Forg-Aule" may get little bit .rccycI. but we hope not, when we
 gay chat ucor his ranch-for some maocouutable reason the beavers 'vc selected a portion Of the flat as
 homo. and there is at that point uornuu# one of the largest beaver colonies oztunt And Mir. Beaver,
 whom ha selected "Forty-Mile" for a re.sunar was wise for his years. No better friend could have been se- IoaroI.
 Mr. Miller is a miner and not a turnor When Che writer was there .l....a uue oyer a year ago, Miller showed ms some steel traps that he .lI found uD near the beaver dam. .He stated chat tho owner could have tam by calling at his place, but if Inc imagined that he was going to r.. any beavers out of that pond be had another guess coming.
 
 Mr. Miller told us that during the previous summer hc believed that he .urd ..m as many os a thousand bea- e.r working on their project at one time. and hc had many interesting stories .o tcl or the industrious lit- uo animals and their habits. |. anyone wants Co go mp there and do some photographing next
 ummer we believe that it can be ar- ranged. but do not SO there for a
 ..mm: Chat won't go And all .uH protection is given by an old rmar gratis ro Uncle Sam Valdez Ira.Ho tor.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
PRECAUTION

It is noticed that large steamers now entering Alaskan ports hav. their lifeboats swung out ou che da- wits ready for launching at amy time Orders to this oucgt have been issued Co all steamers ulg.ug Pacific waters, due Go the fact chat German submarines have been ...a (which wc doubU. Steamers uav- cling ot night arc darlmcd and must not SO at more chan haH speed if che night be very dmk An of which creates sort of creepy feeling that war may loom up at any time.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
LYRIC NOTES

Tonight, last time. MabIo Tmug. fcrro iu "Thc Dawn of Love-" on, of the prettiost stories ever filmed. See the great fire scene.
 Saturday, last episode of "Gul.
 Sunday and Monday the greatest western actor in tho world Wm l.. Hart. in Che "Disciplc." and a --reeI Keystone comedy, "Tha Secret 0. the Submarine"
 Coming soon, Mary PiohI1rI u Less Than Dust eight parIs
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
NEW DOUGLAS CIGAR

J. G. Zimmerman thc ou.erpl
 ing local cigar manufacturers I# uu. ting out a new brand ol smuEo. t.. Flor de Gostiucou, which bids fair Go excel any ot his previous cuoru for popularity among smoagr. ~ che new brand stands laa tW. a well as "TeN Clay he win have ru cause .or complaint Mr. Z.mm.. man does not make a whole i0 Q. noise. but he manufactures % u." percentage Of Che cigars consumed in this portion of Che territory
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
OLD CONDUCTOR DIES

Jerry C. Quinlau. conductor on the White Pass railway from 1900 until 1914, died ut Che home of his sister, Mrs Martin Conway at sAag- way last Sunday morning after am illness lasting more than year. He was one of the best known mon .u North and his death win Doc gene orally regretted among the old timers.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
STIFF BOUND OVER

John sulr a Greek, was before - S Comm. .oucr Henson at 2 .Hu.. Wednesday evening, having boon taken .n thc act of passing a bottle ol whisky Co am Indian on the U.- do... SUft was defended by Attorney Young, of Juneau. He was bound over to Jhc district court in I'm. sum u. s2NU. which bond he rrf mp in .a.h.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
TO CLOSE SOCIAL SEASON

The Native Progressive Club will .'a.e tGe sa..aI season by dance at choir uau ou tho beach tomorrow n.enl n NlI bc a farewell to the many members who leave in a short time .of Che fishing preserves Co be eor. until falI 10 will not be a mU dress affair
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Cornella Templeton Hatcher. president ol the Alaska W. C. T. U, win deliver free illustrated lee urc iu the Congregational church, beginning at s o'clock Sunday night ou Che High Cost ot Living.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
FOR THE SOUTH

The Al-Ki sailed for the south ? csterday evening with the follow ing passengers from this port: IT,. M Muscott. wife and son; otto Ma relly. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Lands berg. Mike Mcdonald.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
GIRL BABY DIES

The infant daughter born to che home of Mir. and Mrs. John slee ou Monday lived but a few hours. Tho funeral took place Wednesday after noon, Undertaken Sheldon being .u charge. lntorment was m the Doug las cemetery.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
WHAT'S TRUMP

Odd Fellows and their wives Re- bekahs and their husbands and wise iting members will hold a card party and social at odd Fellows hall to- night, beginning at o'clock. Don't forget to curl your hair.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20

Children of the members of the Douglas Island Labor Union and others were royalty entertained ot a juvenile party held in Labor Union Hall Monday night.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
HAD NO AUTHORITY

s. Walstcdt was not a delegate of tho Liquor Dealers in making his request to have the saloons open all night. lSiguedl
 DANIEL HARDING. Chairman.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
NOTICE

An persons knowing themselves Go be indebted Co us will kindly set ue same as soon os possible as we expect Co leave Douglas in the near future.
 NJ. J. O'CONNOR.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
HE CELEBRATED

Charles Wilson, Indian. was fined 80 by Magistrate Bennett yesterday morning, having neglected the squirt Of lemon.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
Congregational

WILL ND NNIVIII'I
 (Rev. F. s. Bollinger, pastor) 10 a. m.. Sunday School. II a. m.. Worship. Tears and the Fathers Heart"
 8 D. m.. Worship, "The High Cost of Low Living" illustrated by views, Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher. president Alaska W. c. T. U. Wednesday. s p. m.. Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
 Thursday, 2 D. m, Ladies League business meeting.
 Thursday, 8 D. m., Choir.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
5.ROOM FLAT FOR RENT

Next Co Owl Restaurant. Snap at .$l5 per month. Apply at office of Douglas Island News 4-2O-2t
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
Lutheran Immanuel

Lutheran Immanuel tRev Martin l.. Larson, pastor) Second Sunday after Easter Sunday school at 10 Q. m. Divine service at 8 D. m. All are cordially invited.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-20
St. Luke's Episcopal

lRev. c. D. Christian, Priest in
 Charge) Second Sunday after Easter. Service at II a. m. with sermon on "The Great Forty Days" or "Why Our Lord Remained on Earth Be- fore His Exaltation." The public is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
j. A. CONNOLLY &, CO,
Seventh and Franklin Streets

40 acres abou, - acres cleared Good
'-rEoin dwelling. barn. aL"dI. etc. La
;-l". ., !nA"- vest Of Eichiaon !. T,No
t.iies of station. I'ricc $3.50. The hcs,
nIy frs II" money list. VIII con
sider trade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

SENTEALiA. near station and trolley line
y acre., ne" groom dwelling with bath
furnace neat, ctt. 2-Htory barn, chicken
hout"' .tc W. the property FOR the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

9O4 East Broad Street. Modern front.
Excellent location for drug store. con-
fectionery. grocery. restaurant or BILL
Hard parlor Rent reasonable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FOR RENT-l,cal Estate.

yards from Alice. Va. on c. & .. H. r.:
right miles from Richmond. Apply to T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FOR RENT.
Houses and Flats

Houses and Flats
los North Boulevard rooms, 2
baths. hardwood floors. double Dorches.
screened. Strictly modern. Rent reas-
enable.
el7 shafer Street. rooms. baths.
Heat furnished. Rent. $3.50.
l12 South Fourth Street 6 rooms.
bath. Newly papered throughout.
Rent low.
1912 West Cary Street. rooms.
1880 per month.
electric lights. Newly papered.
1911 Grove Avenue. IL rooms, 2
baths.
5l9 East Franklin Street. 10 rooms. 2
baths. Hot-air heat. Central. $500.
No. North Sixth street. room and
anleroom. private bath. Heat fur
Brooke Apartment. Monument Ave-
nue.. third floor west. rooms. baths.
Heat and janitor service.
Gil East Leigh Street. 6 rooms. bath,
gas stove. Rent low.
l04 East Main Street. Basement:
light. Four rooms and bath. Rent,
200 West Main Street. second floor. Z
rooms, bath. Rent. 5000.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Seventh and Main Streets.
STORES! STORES!
FOR RENT.
6l7 East Main Street: newly papered.
new furnace. high pitched basement.
Rear entrance. Rent reasonable.
500 East Main Street, very high
pitched. Beautiful store. Br can be
arranged into number OF pleasant
offices.
904 East Broad Street. Modern front.
Excellent location for drug store, con-
fcctionery. grocery. restaurant or bill
lard parlor. Rent reasonable.
81 North Tenth Street. For barber
shop. confectionery or small grocery.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.,
REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Seventh and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

400 .2.VG 10 lend on city or country ,..I
ests,. T.. q. Boz 9i6
SFVEkhi: small funds 10 lend on real
estate. Is W. Goodwyn Attorney ~ 49,
American Bank BUILDING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

500 East Main Street. very high
pitched. Beautiful store, Or can be
arranged into number OF pleasa mt
offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

- acres, al! in cultivation New 1-rDOru
;, h;u.. sior" building 10 miles south Of
ft'hfnphd on on" OF best roads. Fine op-
p"'iuniiy for trucking. az well AS excellent
f'srn Tor store. Price. only $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FOR SALE-Farms-

FOR SALE-Farms
FSE s1s soGI soSK and grain fSF
thrifty community: 80 acres in cuitiva lion.
p ssd ws G pnenp ns
iE , woHen wire on new cedar posts. SPLEEN
ss ss e Sas @ anS and ss
shods. Many other smaller ou,buiIdlngs.
" ssrD SaSa saa sr nI
Is or in shape for %H , r5ics $500
$sss: %ssess$ it, EsSSS'sSi aos bSs
20 acres good land. new a-room house. barn,
SsrAEs near station hon. city miles 5000
in size from 10 acres. 80 acres. 90 acres io5
%F,s " W.n. as y L. Moor sok@ 20
Mechanics Building. Petersburg. Va
FOR sale, Us acres. s-r""m house, large
wagon and harness. ali farm tools and feed
roo n,ei o fHdt of 10 mSer S2Ss
from town on good road. X rs. care Times
Dispatch.
A sPIendid, farm OF IS acres, miles west
dress :0wntr." Glen Afien, la.
1HS 1cIss house sass Of rosms ou'honses
COTTAGE. rooms. outhouscs, : acres;
HOUSE rooms. acres: sl,c5o
y. s. LEAKE.
Glen Alien. Va.
FOR sale; to io-acre, truck farm on Broad
Street Road short distance from city. In
osthouss IDEAL Trucking or pou nGysf fa 4mS
Thu This Is sn oppor,un:ty no; offered every
rines. pisr.tch
ron! .ss!an @4 care T Tiia Dis pispa, ":e
F3h sale Good @ 4as Suck m an T9m RSn
II. Miszlar. Route s. Box lIs. city '..-
GOOD farm must d. sold 9uiek; Bargain
s. acres. 3 miles from city, good read, 6.
room h ,. good outouildnss and
81 acres: n,iles from city, on 500, road,
IS acres. p. miles from, city on coed road.
house. outbu!ldinEs. Good orchard and
ss ;.2c, 'Fo' Included !" this '-rs''" Of
and %1 fdG city w f'Ga 44ds F's f92
cit! property Price. $500.
lcs acres, Is miles from city in Chester
fruit ufta w WHITE" ss h"q. .rr and ss[2 and SOM
Aous and s.fn fronts e aS 5000 sSGa
Bile road. Price, 1883
L, acres. miles west, OF city good Groom
houss neely P1Ps5sd inf prehard ali in
ftiee. s ,sao. we" "''eFea by streams
TO a,I room ,-ar4 9t nou ;isS0 me. ,'s TO
;,; 81 Land ine FOR trucking rria". only
; acres :: miles from city. e--o,m house.
right al station line. Price. 500.
- TN .s5es q Ies from city: only y, miles
price. SO" On easy ierrns
:; acres miles from city. : acres riear.i
RS, N wood near Varina Road. No i'm
srore:nsn,s va! trade for city property
10 acres. 2. miles to station on r.. L and
? snap; 100 acres o. cord wood; will
eel or iTaqe tor city property. improved
OF good lots. Price. $3.50
10 asF.- . miles from city. S. acres cleared
stand owner runs postoftiCc. Price. sJ5N,
VII! ;rsae FOR good house in suburbs.
n y + scHMlpT & co,
= &0ith f:tEhtn Street.
- acre, Of m" land III mites from city
!'-F"@'. hous" and outbuildngs; ss..'1.
az aeTss :; ralroad station. 10 miles from
garsse. store and shop. all FOR $500
% acres 81 highly improved land; : miles
s't"'in dwelling large Uern and other build
inE'' crops Included FOR $500.
H- scrs, Ia miles from car line and city.
'.t"on dwelling. hne road. good land
V. y. DAVIS
~ North Eighth street;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. u s or Groom ap.rtmcni or hous.
once: central. VIII take unrrpirrd lease
r 100. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

tr"Tr. city, all N high state q: cultivation;
t-r"oin dwelling. large Ue IN and other build
lnEs crops Included FOR $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

" 4 DAVIS.
Manager Farin Department.
~ North eighth street;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

acres Ia miles from car line and city.
.'-t""n' o"'ihng INC ROAD! good land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
How Is Ihis?'

During the last week we rented to
one Of the largest concerns in the coun-
try building on Main Street. We
can satisfy YOU also. Let us know
your wants.
w =. NELSON e. CO.
No. - IL North Ninth street.
Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
WANTI:D-E'HriIls.
LOANS on REAL EsrA,rE.

WANTED. fu,nishsd suburban home for
summer months, convenient To car. .I,
2du.is 22I Carc Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

6l7 East Main Street: newly papered.
new furnace. high pitched basement.
Rear entrance. Rent reasonable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-23
JANUARY EXPORTS BREAK
ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-American exports
totaIed $613, Al ,020 in January, exceeding by
nearly 800. 900 900 the previous high monthly
record Of 1921 $50, 904 made the preceding
month. according TO a sta tement issued today by
the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. of
the department Of commerce. High prices arc
Thought responsible for much Of the recent in
creased value of foreign trade imports for
January are given at $2+1 GA ,S51, decided in
crease over the S2O4. S34. 1Ss of December and
and exports for January show decided increases
any previous January in the history of
American trade.
The total exports for the seven months ending
January. 1917 were S3614. Pa O66 as against
2,IS2, SOS. I52 and 81 1884, geo l4S respectively
for the same periods in 1916 and 1915 For the
twelve months ending January, 1917, tho total
exports were 81. 164. S2S. 100. against So 6l6.-
s2T,94l in the same period in 1916 and 81, III,
40 for like period in 1913. Total trade
for the years ending January, 1917, 1916 and
1915, were SS,3l3, SOC, AS S5.457 .627. 264 and
S3.934. 1888. respectively. The imports OF
merchandise during the seven months ending
January, 1917, were $t.34S, d. $50 against
81 .097 ,l37.sl6 and 1890. sos ,2S6 for the same
periods in 1916 and 1918.
az the months imports T4.61 per cent entered
free Of duty, as compared with 1915 per cent
in Jsnaury 1916, and 62.54 per cent in January,
1915.
Geld imports totaled SIS. 926, 25s in January
1917. as compared with $15.O0s, 232 in January
1916, and S6,S96,39S in January, 1915 The i'm
ports fo gold for the seven months ending Jan
uary. 1917. totaled $557, 93T. 345. as compared
with S322 .tGN,.}S6 in 1916. and S3:i $40 III in
1878. The exports of gold in January 1917
were $50. 1lg. SOS, while the same ueriods in
1916 and 1915 recorded $10.2l3.5l7 and Sa91 500
respectively. For the seven months ending Jan
uary, 1917. geld exports were $1tO, log. SOS and
in a like period in 1915, SS4 O56 9OS as agains I
SI39 1888, $50 in 1916.