The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
OCEAN DAILY NOW
GREAT PRODUCTION
Gives All the News Up To Date,
Prices From Stock Exchange
and Pictures as Well.

LIVERPOOL March l.-Travelers
have 400 need to bc without the day
news of the world nowadays, ana the
great Gnanciers like Mr.. Morgan,
would have uo cud of difficulty In es-
Gaping from the knowledge OF The nue.
tuations i'm Nall-st. while aboard snip.
The circulation OF The Cunard DAILY
Bulletin on tho steamship Lusitania Is
over 1000 a day now, and has reached
300 This can no longer be called
little sheet. "a is quite an ambitious
one There are 80 pages. 10 inches Dy
six 10 ls eNcellentlv printed on me
glazed paper and sells at cents. IL
goes 40 press al a m and is ready
for The breakfast table like the news
papers ashore Many passengers have
81 delivered 10 their berths and read
ihe DAYS news before they get mp
It's rield Is the World
No longer does the ocean daily con
lan only tho doiugs ON board the YES
so ON which ii is published. Pracu-
callv everything of news value IN me
whole world appears in the ocean daily
as soon as Il is printed in the dallos
ON land For instance on the voyage
during the English general election
ull rerulus were printed every morn
ina of tho results announced down 10
the previous night
From Reuters London wireless ser
vice the ocean daily editor gets plenty
If material Stock exchange quotations
are given very fully All notable
events and the movements or famous
people are recorded.
Moreover. the ocean daily often gets
news that the land dailies cannot get.
For the liners are i'm touch with one
another as well as in touch with land
an the way across the ocean, and each
vessel supplies items Of news about
Itself and its passengers.
4 very artistic production is the
Journal >de rAtlantique, published on
board the steamship La Provence, on
tho Coinpacne Generate Transatlan-
tiono. II has larger pages than the Gu
uard Bulletin. and each number is we'll
illustrated. and the news Is published
IN beth French ana English. during
AM ordinary VOYAGE this steamer Is In
touch with 81 other liners and ii
shore stations, in addition TO the TWO
regular long distance stations AT CllI-
den and Cane cod.
Advertising is Profitable.
The daily al the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm IT, has - pages, and 1t has
sn many advertisements II can be
given free TO the passengers and sun
leave the Nordeutscher Lloyd profit.
Humorous Illustrations are feature,
and puzzle page gives much amuse-
mont on the voyage Much use Is
made of the paper TO keep passengers
i'm touch from a business point OF view
One of tle simplest OF the ocean
dailfts is tho Transatlantic American
issued on the steamers Of the Ameri-
can line II is only four-page news
sheet. but It has editing reduced to a
science On one day during her last
VOYAGE the steamship ST. Louis had
news from the Cape Race land sta
ron. the English warship InflcNible, the
Yacht loldnda. the cablcship Cambria
and the inner Krouprinzcssin Cecilie.
The Auantlschcs Tageblat, Of the
Hamburg American line is l6.pagc
snact and makes no pretension TO Gle
cauce II is printed partly in German,
partlv I'm English and has a story hy
some popular writer. il makes al
vcrtisamcns of hotels its strong fea-
WIc
ON thc other hand tho Express Mail
published ou board he Canadian Pa
cifc liner Empress OF ireland. is
moar elegant affair II has 12 pages
and is inclosed in a handsome wrapper
stamped In gold with an cmblematic
design printed in the richest colors II
Is delivered 10 the passengers Tree and
has no advertising unless one may
consider as such the beautiful pic
lures given Of Canada