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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-19
Separate Bonds Filed

OSpdTdte oOnuS Flleu-
Park B. Blair and w. B. Adams, ex-
ecutors Of Moses Smith, have filed
separate bonds of $4,000. Birda
Blair, Barton w. Blair and Columbus
Ewalt are sureties of the former and
A. A. Dowds, w. s. Rightmire. Joseph
NJ, Metzgar and NJ. Jay Scott of the
latter Appraisers are Frank Welsh,
George Henwood and Tell Patterson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-19

Inventory and Appraisement-
Abe Schipper, administrator of Effie
x. Schipper, shows the following in
ventory and appraisement: accounts
| $1.22129.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
FOE SPIES
UNDERMINE
DISCHARGE
Germans Are Spending
Millions, Says
Statesman
EVEN PULPIT AND
PRESS TAINTED
Evidence of Huge Plots
Submitted To
Officials
BY GEORGE MARTIN.

SfdT COrrHST fHfNuf st'H F'resF
WASHINGTON. July II. Evi.
dence that millions in German gold
are still being poured into effective
propaganda work among Americans
has been laid before the state de
partment by statesman OF inter.
national reputation. II was learned
today.
In an interview with the United
Press this statemau. whose name
FOR obvious reasons cannot be men.
toned, said
German bought papers are being
published unhindrred under the very
nose Of the American government
every day
Hundreds ~ ministers OF the
ro-pel are using their holy Office
10 turn loyal Americans into Ger.
man syInpathizers.
THE condition Is not local bur
country wide
One OF the biggest papers In the
pay OF the kaiser is published in
the east
An angry and dangerous situation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

ed Mrs Opdyke with delicious spirit
and Just the right touch OF sophls-
ticstior
Mr GILES made an admirable Van
Alstyne. Altho the character IL one
much Older IN years than his friends
are accustomed 10 seeing MIN as
sumo Mr. Giles has proven his YER
szrnIty however. and II is much 20
his credit that ne 80 easily changes
from the boyishness % Bunker Bean
OF last week = oNering, 20 the blum
rough and Wall-st--slnged personal
its ~ .Dll Nick
NJ DiUman was highly successful
a. Bartlc. whose general NOBODY
home state - suddenly swept away.
and ne youth nnds. much 70 his own
surprise as well as that Of every oodN
else that ne has brain with which
| 70 think and mind that can &C
| tuaiy grasp business intricactes ano
sense danger with keenness that
gives him the power 20 Aght ~
NJ P4nEhCrn had the unpleasant
role x Mark Turner. "Old SICK =
! son-in-law who tries 90 wreck the
1 Van Alstyne fortunes and orins
/ home Mr. Pringlc as ever. was eN-
/ ceilent a. the Rev. Murray Hilton, q
| very fashionable clergyman. GOOD
| work was accomplished by J. HARRY
1 Irvine. Frank Howson Adams I
! Rice. Maurice Worcester. Cora With
,erspocn. Flora Sheffield and Marie
| Curtis as the ether characters In the
*, Boustelie company VIII say
| weeks Offering ~ double bill. sar-
dous "DivorCons' and curtain rails
| er called THE Tenth Point
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

is resulting from the Vaccinations
OF these pro-German propagandists.
he asserted. They are sleeping US
in an atmosphere 81 hatred
The alleged pro-German opera.
tons OF German churchmen In Ne.
braska. the statesman added are
only surface outcroppings OF hon
eycomb propaganda embracing more
than one religious body. hundreds
az individuals and many newspapers
thruout the country.
my fellow statemen." continued
the speaker. were amaIed al the
formal findings which submitted
take an exceedingly gloomy view
OF the situation in America, Seri-
Gus trouble threatens II Americas
heel does not Immediately crush
the serpent's head.
II also feel that the Allies should
organize their own propaganda more
strongly in neutral countries. That
is the only point upon which Ger
many has been wide awake while
we have been asleep"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
MAYOR NAMES
DIR. DUFFTELD
ON HEALTH BOARD

Mayor Marx late Monday after.
noon named DR.. Francis Dunield.
No. 525 ST. Paul-ave.. a member OF
the board OF health. Dr.. Dufield, q
brother OF DIVE B. Duffeld. a can.
didate for mayor against Mayor
Marx in the primaries last year. will
take ONCE at once This appoint.
ment makes the board complete.
When DR. Angus Mclean and DR. J
Walter Vaughan were called into the
government service because OF the
war. II left the board without a
quorum. Tho other vacancy was
filed last week BY the appointment,
OF Or. Hugo Freund.
DR.. Duffeld was educated al Har
ward He is son OF the late Cen
Henry Martin Dufiisld. Since he
graduated he has conducted a gen
cral practice in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

CALLS RESERVES

About so men who were on the
reserve list OF the Thirty first regi-
ment have been called into active
service The addition OF these men
will almost MI the regiment 20
war strength.
The regiment will remain In De
troit for 4 5 DAYS. according 10 lieut.
Col Waldo. who received bulletin
from the war department notifying
troops that they may remain az
home stations for The Is days ii
they cared 70. There is enough pre-
liminary work 10 keep the men &C
cupied for that time. The entire
regiment must be yaccinated and
nOculated before leaving the city,
and this operation will require 10
avs. as that period must elapse
between the frst and second injec.
pns
More than 50 men applied FOR en-
istment on Nond y and % were &C
pied. There vii r. no more re
emitting AZ night for the regiment
bur tho ofice In The arrno-y vii be
open from 2 until o'clock daily.
Fourteen CITY niemen have ap-
FLIED for admission TO the marine
corps 70 date ana II Is said sany
others will Join These men will
leave in a body Aug ] The fire de-
paftment has agreed 10 restore the
ffomen 70 their positions when they
efurn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
200 MICHIGAN
MEN WOULD BE
ARMY OFFICERS

II was announced when applica-
ton lists were closed for the Off.
GERS reserve training camp AZ Fort
Logan VI. Roots, Ark. Monday night
that 2,700 Michigan men had made
application. or this number many
were not physically At and others
were rejected for various reasons
but II Ia believed there will be more
than enough available material from
which to select Michigan's quota,
which is 49,.
ID. Dwight Douglas. secretary OF
the Officers' Reserve Training Camp
association for Michigan. expresses
himself as highly pleased with the
response OF Detroit and Michigan
men. When the examining board
goes over all the applications II VII
select those who appear most fitted
for the work and these men will un.
dergo a second physical examine
ton. Those finally selected will be
notified before Aug. 10 when and
whore To ar,car. The camp will
open on Aug. 81.
Joshua Julian Axtell, known as
the fighting parson Of Royal Oak.
was among those 20 make applica.
ton on the last day. Mr.. Axtell,
when pastor of the Royal Oak Con.
gregational church in 1899. fought
= five-round battle with Gus Don
dero. a saloonkeeper. and spectators
awarded the decision TO the parson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
-FOUR ALLEGED
THUGS NABBED
Figured In Early Morning
HOld-Ups. According To
Stories of Victims
BY BiOsser.
By BlOsser.

Edward Gordon. OF Iowa, an CT
convict, and Mike" Buck. "a years
old. OF Toledo are held by the po-
leo charged with highway robbery
while armed and Alnysius Schultz,
aged % and Ernest Monroe. aged
%. both Of No 296 Park-blvd.. and
both chauTeurs. have been arrested
on the charge Of robbery. unarmed,
In connection with three holdups
early Tuesday morning
John Gang. No. 627 Congress-st.
east. WAS knocked down by Buck at
Chene and Congress SITS. but man
ged 70 cling 70 him TIE compan-
on OF the holdup man Who was
armed. escaped. but Gang chung 20
HIS man until the police arrived
Gordon attacked John pcnimow-
ski. No G72 Frederick ave. AZ . IS
Tuesday morning on Chene-si. near
Ferry ave. and when Patrolmcp
Odein and Skripsz appeared attract
Cd hy the noise. ne fled As the Of
Acers closed In on him Gordon fred
four times. the revolver wissine are
when the distance between the men
was scarcely FIVE feet
Walter Heidi. No 1874 Kercheval-
ave. was returning from NJ com.
ems on Gratiot ave. IN an automo-
bile when the machine ran into a
ditch. Schultz and Monroe. With
an unknown Negro, helped Heidi
from the ditch and then attacked
him. beating him M badly and TAX
INK s2S from him. he saws. Schultz
was arrested BY Detectives Roche
and Rurexyk in his ROOM and Non
roe was captured at the taxicao
Stand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
SOLONS HIT
ESTIMATES
FOR DRAFT
Charge Made That the
Southern States
Are Favored
EXPLANATION
is DEMANDED
War Department Must
Give Account of
Methods

WASHINGTON. July IA reso-
luton directing the secretary o.;
commerce TO disclose the system
whereby the draft census Agure.
were obtained and the figures them
selves was passed by the senate last
night
Passage OF the resolution followed
charges that southern states had
been favored while northern states
whose populations were estimated
TO have increased heavily were pen.
allied. Democrats and Republicans
Joined In support OF the resolution.
introduced by Senator Brandegee.
Pomerene (OhioJ quoted the
census figures for Ohio. showing big
increases in Cleveland and Akron.
Our men don't mind playing the
game" Brandegee said, but they do
not want 20 play with loaded dice"
The census figures are so I'M
Just that action is OF great import
ance," said Senator Lodge. The
number OF aliens. included In me
figures will penalize Americans The
figures are astonishing Figures Of
northern cities have been padded
They will make the draft here
heavy. In southern cities by the
same method the draft will be
light"
McCumber. North Dakota. demand
ed that some action be taken 10
draft aliens who. tho included in
the census figures, are not subject
20 draft
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

. crown prince. Hindenburg. Lud
idorfY and others OF the militarist
seocracy.
All parties In Berlin are anxiously
waiting Chancellor Michaelis hrst
5Deech I'm the reichstag.
But not alone does the govern
neat face smoothing ont OF the
,usfiiamentary situation, but Austro-
Hungary must be mollihed. Vienna
vanted Hollweg 20 stay. Emperor
Cafls ministers did not hesitate
frankly and firmly TO announce this
70 Berlin. Austro-Hungary is expert
encing grace unrest. due TO success
OF the Russian drive and settling OF
> conviction that the Central Pow
ers cannot win. Germany's iron
hand militarists will maintain that
thru relentless prosecution OF the
.U-boat war and military procedure
the Teutons can win.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

There ia one act on this weeks bill
in tho Miles thcater which stands out
ar1ung vaudeville sketches, not be
ca ase u Is built about theme that
is by any means new. but because IL
treats with tender sclf-sacrihclnz
sympathy problem AZ old az the
world The artistry ~ the perform =
auce IN itself is enough 10 win II
credit
man II starving FOR the love and
the attention-and the children
which hts wife does not give him
affairs The mans sten0Rrapher
cr-eps into hts heart There IL A
hNd then comes an Awakening on
the part Of the wife
some clever trio kerry and the two
women arc brought together az a
Tine when the man 20 thought TO be
dying AL is confessed and every
hing - painted with the whitenrss
the lllv so that the child may
have name mat VIII successfully
stand sn attack in art
And the curfa IN goes down with
these words sahblng under u:
who T. the sinner and who - the
Edna Earl Andrews and company
yresen, this unusual little drama
Ross and Ashton have comedy
sItt. dreurhcf with some Music.
The four Barres. who used TO turn
T'p-fops FOR Ringing Brothers, did
.ome more ~ them. In this age
when the ordinary acrobatic act Il
about az thrilling as ham sand
witch ~ barquef tho perfornna nc ?
~ The Barnes iz above the average
Rogers and Mack do some singing
and dancing They recite lot Of
.ofyas that used 10 draw broad smiles
rom the boys who wished they could
.noulder musket once more. The
peni Duo sings classic selscfion'
With an ease that makes them wei
InderstoOd hy the persons who car
i've Of 10. 20 or 90 for a rainy az.
f@rnoon.
la paiva Is an international char.
4cter dancer. the program says so
there are motion pictures and gooc
music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
FOOD BILL
MAKES REAL
PROGRESS
,ntrOl Features Are
Confined To Fuel
and Edibles
REED ATTACKS
HERBERT HOOVER
Dictator Is Called wal
lingfOrd' BY Irate
Scion

WASHINGTON. July l7.-Outloob
for quick passage OF satisfactory
food bill was considerably brighter
as the senate assembled today. de
spite the bitter wrangle featured by
attacks on Herbert Hoover. which
featured the closing hours OF yes
terday's debate.
In bipartisan conferences yester
day the following changes in the bill
were agreed upon:
ELIMINATION OF cotton. steel.
wool, lumber, copper. farming
implements, fertilizer. hemp.
jute, sisal and various other
commodities from the controlled
list, leaving only food and fuel
Retention, with some modih-
cations, of the committee amend
ment, forbidding members OF
the national council of defense
and advisory committees from
buying for the government from
concerns in which they are
financially interested.
Provision OF a food board OF
three instead Of sole food die
tator."
Modification OF the licensing
section, somewhat limiting the
powers of the administration as
originally proposed.
The liquor question. having been
disposed thru the elimination OF
whisky. but with no prohibition OF
beer and light wines, was left un'
disturbed by the compromise.
Senator Reed. In a violent speech,
referred TO Hoover as a "Walling-
ford" accusing him OF bold open
and notorious place seeking" and
cheerful ignorance OF American
conditions" Reed ridiculed Hoov
er's table rules and asserted thai
he had gambled in beans for the
purpose of obtaining favorable sup
plies for the Belgian commission al
the expense OF the American people
Supporters OF Hoover made spir
tied replies and Senator Lewis, o.
Illinois, forced Senator Reed 70 ad
NIT that Hoover had made no per
sonal profit In the bean deal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
E.,en,e, Cut EDISON Earnings.

because of Increased expenses the
Detroit Edison company report for
the six months ended June 80 shows
only a slight gain over that for the
same period last year. while net
earnings for June were lower, For
the six months total gross revenue
was 1897 SOAPS. a gain OF 23.s per
cent. Total expenses were t4,02s,-
1902. an increase OF 35.5 per cent.
Net income was tl96S.373.9l, a
gain OF as per cent, Interest
changes for the SIX months were
1908 .O56.29. reduction OF 60 per
cent from charges of t546,oSl.7s dur
ing the frst half OF 1918, The bal.
ance OF net income available FOR
dividends was 81 i60.3i762, gain
Of 90 per cent compared with the
similar part OF 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
WOMAN'S CRIES
BRIGHTEN AWAY
NIGHT INTRUDER

An unknown man, attempting TO
enter the home OF Joseph Papeneau.
No. 1877 81. Antoine-et.. oarly Tues
day morning. was frightened away
by the screams OF Mrs. Papeneau.
The man had torn the screen on
an upper room and was reaching In
when he caught hold OF Mrs. Pspe-
neau's arm. Her cries awakened
her husband. A search failed 10 re-
veal anything OF the man.
Papeneau told the police he sus-
pected a man who has been hanging
around the nelghborhood for some
time. and who a few days ago at
tempted 10 entice hts young daugh-
ter into barn AT the rear Of the
house Papeneau furnished de-
scriDtion OF the suspect 10 the po
lice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
Judge Connolly. during the hearing
on n writ OF hnhras rnrpns sccured

hv sidney s. Doyle for me release
~ Tony Russo. who with Manuel
Icntire. % hold On tho charge OF
slaytng Antonio RandazEo. crtuciz-
ed the DELAY En- the handling ~ the
case In court Assistant PTosecut-
INK Attorney Robert Z Speed ex-
planned that the delay Was due %
Russo changing his story and SAID
that examination would BE held
Friday hail was nxcd At $40, 900
with two surptles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
TIE United states treasury depart
meut has issued interim certificates

10 those who subscribed 20 the
Liberty loan bonds. The certih-
Gates are about six inches by /ght
inches. and are quite ornamental.
all being alike except for the nu-
merals indica ting the denomination.
The Wayne County and Home Saw
ines bank has received a supply TO
distribute among those who sub
xcribed 10 the loan thru that bank.
The certificates will be exchanged
for bonds probably In August
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

Mrs. Antonia ksniew~ki No. an
Trombtey ave. n midwife who was
refused a license 20 practice. was
fined $50. with the alternative ~
50 days In jail by Justice sellers
for failure TO report the birth Of
child
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
william Gormnn. proprietor or the
German safe. on Eiissb~th-st. west.

Monday afternoon attempted 70
show MAYOR Marx that his safe is
being conducted Ia highly moral
wev RE submitted about 80 let
tets from customers SAVING they
had never seen anything out ~
the way In hts place. Police Com
missioner Couzens has asked the
mayor q revoke the restaurant
license on the ground that the
riace Is rendezvous for women
OF loose morals The mayor has re-
served his decision
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
~ THE = SL "a "a
AZ n. ME @
EsM ES
ORpHEI VI.

seven vaudeviiie acts and the div
ing contest. besides feature pic
ture and some comedy Aims give or
rheurn audience plenty Of good en-
tertainment this week and there lsn 7
slow moment in the proceedings.
The headliner IS Fredrick. the
Great magician lie has several
big illusions including sensational
levitation Feat. There Is one big set
called thu Bridegroom Dream that
centuries ooudoir with pretty
young woman thrown IN and -
literally produced out - nothing. In
n, ievltati0u feat the subject passes
- INTO thin space There - mys-
FERROUS spiritualistlc cabinet built on
miniature scale Rnc many familiar
tricks arc offered In new fashion. To
miss seeing Fredrik IS 20 miss real
magician
Boh Hall s. back on this week :
Bill Bob - The young fellow who
imDrovises songs IS he goes along
permitting the audience 70 select the
subjects 90 be sung about and the
melodies Re = the best OF all the
impromptu singers
The -four Earls. in aerial feats
open the program. and play airs OF
bells a. they whit thru the air. Dt
Roche and De Lee. A clever pair OF
musicians introduce several nusica
surprises Cook and JorenE. tive
comedians who have a LOT 81 Fun pat
ter and wind up with some scrobati'
dancing score decidedly, and lnei
Nourse. a pretty little girl. plays tn
banjo exceedingly well. The Three
Robins are singers who ofTer an &C
ceptahls selection - old-fe shton -
! and popular melodies As usual. m
amateur divers close the perform
ance,
This weeks picture feature - Bes
sic Barriscale IN Halter 81 Men.
comAdy drama that Is rspiete with
laughs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

Fred w. Hsrp~v. az Lypchburs, Va,
was elected Ernrd exalted ruler Of
the Eiks st their Boston grand
lodge. He In AZ years of age, horn
In southport. y, g., but has prsc-
ticcd law In Lynchburn for -
year. He 10 the sen-in-tsw aud
former Law partner of the late a..
., senator Jehn ". Daniel. of Nir-
ginia, md graduate Of Trinify
college, Y. C., and received his de-
gree ne tho Y diversity If NirRinis.
He wss Initiated In the bynchhurR
lodge In 100 shd became exalted
ruler In 1909. In 1911 he was APP
pointed member 81 the grand
lodge committee on ritual and. later
became chairman. lie served on the
new Eikr' national home commits
sion and In 1910 wss elected presi-
d~st of the state association of
Efks OF the state Of Virginia.
Al, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17

rrtstf.g--fhs pisf. psst ktna--fhss
u rtsht--Ttr>e> Sos De pt.--Hsin <B7e.
The Washington times., 1917-04-19
Demand for Steel .

Railroads OF the United States have
gone into the steel market with In
quiries for rails, track materials, and
plates for delivery in the spring Of
1919, or two years ahead. Fully 600,-
900 tons, according to the reports in
the trade, are involved in these In
quiries, and they are taken to reflect
the conviction OF the railroad man.
ayers, as well as steel men, that dras-
tic price declines are not to be ex-
pected within the next two years.
Records OF the Department of Com
merce, published from month to
month, disclose an increased drain on
the market from abroad. Exports of
iron, steel, and. its manufactures in
February, according to this author
ity, were valued at sS5,117.0 .010, com
pared with S54,145,4e6 for the CORE
spending month in 1915. 1t is hardly
a matter OF surprise that the steel
mills are working twenty-four hours
a day, have more orders on their
books than ever before, and report
earnings which exceed even the wild
est dreams of stockholders who
bought in before the war.
The Washington times., 1917-04-19
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
,-Nearby, ssc; Southern, 80.

EGGS-Nearby, s3c; Southern, SO.
BUTTER-Elgin print. Soc; Elgin tub, sc;
process, 3sc: store packed, &c.
POULTRT-Live hens, per h., z3c: roos-
ters, per 10, l5c; turkeys, per b., 19zsc;
spring chickens, per H.. t4045c; winter chick
ems. per h., 163oc: ducks, per h., 1S92oc;
geese, per ID. l2615c; keats, young, each, 4oc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice. Per
h.. a025c: chickens, per h., T63oc: turkeys,
per h., ne57c; ducks, per h., 1o6z1c; roos-
tars, per h., 1ec: geese, 156lsc.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, new, per bbl.,
81 5o07 50: per box. u.oo62.75; California
oranges, ts.Tb63zs: Florida oranges, S3.7564.6o;
per boz; lemons. per box, S7s94.oo; grape
GETABLEs-Potatoes, Mccormick, Per
Dbl, t7.5o6s.6o; Western, per ~ bu. sack.
q. s.ooas.oo; new Florida. per bbl., tlo.ooaI. 90:
sweet potatoes, f3.oo9s.so; yams. s2.5oG4. 90:
string beans, per basket. n.759z.00: peppers,
per cr1te, S2.5006.0o; carrots, per box, n.1d
80; okra, per crate, s2.5004.0o: radishes, per
100, s2o0d4.oo; cucumbers, basket, S2.5044-5o:
onions, per 100 ID. sack, g. 5.oo9soo; egg plants.
q. .60d6.0o per crate: new cabbage, per basket,
%. 1904 so; beets, per bunch, 465c: celery, per
doz., 65c6,1. .o0; romaine, t2.ood3.00: lettuce,
tl.00G5.50 per basket; squash, Florida, u.BQ
l5o per crate; Florida tomatoes, s5.ooG5. % per
crate; celery, Florida. per crate, S1.B95- -B:
new beets, S2ooQ3.oo per crate: s. O. aspar-
agus, 80 CO.'S 90 per doz.
DRESSED MEATs-Pori<. small to medium,
Ib., 1761sc; heavy, h., 1sd17c.
LIVE STOCR-Calves, l2613o.
The Washington times., 1917-04-19
Cry Of 4woIfv From Mexico.

Disquieting dispatches from the
Mexican border have had little effect
on the stocks of companies whose
properties are located below the in
ternational line, mainly on the ground
that the events of last year have dis
counted about anything that could
happen to the American-Mexican re-
lations. Reports that an ad valorem
export duty had been put on oils,
effective May ], and that the national
Congress OF the republic has voted by
a substantial majority to become an
ally OF Germany would have tremen-
dous effect on securities in any other
times than these. AS 1t is, the mar
ket has been pretty well fed up on
bear news from Mexico.