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The sun., 1915-10-31
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Old Fashioned Market.

The movement in Anaconda illustrates
a broadening tendency Of the specula-
ton In the copper stocka When the
Anaconda absorbed Amalgamated there
was n good deal Of talk Of the former
taking the place of Amalsamsted as
one OF the big speculative leaders. \
considerable bull position was formed
In the expectation Of an immediate denn-
onstration in this respect. But for
months Anaconda has held back. The
Street showed a tendency to confine
its activity to the minor copper issues.
Consequently the rise in Ana aconda re-
sembles an old fashioned bull move
ment In the coppers more than anything
that has yet been seen. Something
OF the same sort was witnessed In the
railroad list. Speculation h,isied itself
first with the low priced issues and 1t
was not until the latter part Of this
week that "A really broad movement
manifested itself in the railroad list
as whole. The great rise in Erie un-
doubtedly did much to stimulate general
speculation in the rails. II opened peo-
pies eyes to the possibilities In this di-
rCCtiOn,
The sun., 1915-10-31
italian SpeciaIties.

Quicksilver jumped TO 81, and the
preferred to 81. and there will he Joy
among the Italian population with sport
ing instincts and The money to back
them. For many wears Quicksilver
stocks have been known az the part!cu-
lar favorites OF Italian hootblacks and
fruit pedlers. One " the bootblacks
who is known 10 a large part oe the
financial district and has blackcd the
boots Of the mighty. confessed ycs,er-
day that he was not in on the rise this
<im". lie had grown tired OF the pup
and had sold some time since a. a loss
uf $3.50. Luck has not been with him
this year. lie bought Third Avenue
on spur. early in the summer and il
went down. Now. however. he is PIN
Ming his hopes and the results ~ many
thousand shines on Ratopilas. Il seems
tha; word has gone through Little italy
around Mulberry ard Mott streets. into
Harlem and as far az staten Island
that Batopilas is to prove the benefactor
OF the race.
The sun., 1915-10-31
YEARS GOLD IMPORTS
now $Ss5,0OO,O0O
j. p. Morgan l. Co. Get First
S5.O0O,OOO of New $685.
100000 Shipment.

The gold import movement for the
week vas further augmented yesterday
by the arrival of {5.0O0.0O0 in British
sovereigns ut the Assay Office. The
gold was for the account Of j. J.. Nor
gan & Co and is a part of the shipment
Of $4,000. 600 expected in instalmen.s
Of S5,000,000 at time. The gold was
packed In 200 boxes and several large
motor express vans were used TO trans
port IL from the railroad terminal to its
destination. This makes a total OF So
100000 in gold which has arrived here
within the last two days. S2.S00.00O
being brought In on the Adriatic on Fri
day for the account Of the Guaranty
Trust Company. Yesterdays shipment
brings the total gold .inports for all
sources since the beginning Of the pres
ent year up TO an aggregate OF over
S3s5. .0Oo, 900.
Sterling exchange was extremely
weak yesterday. Demand sterling
dropped :'. cents on the pound, COM
pared with Fridays closing figures. 1t
closed at As2. against 4sis. on the day
previous. Gables closed ut +S2E, as
compared with 1855 on Friday. q
drop Of o's cents in the pound. Francs
declined to be6 for checks and 5.e5
for cables. They closed on Friday at
5.92H and 5.9lE respectively. Italian
lire dropped from 6.<2 TO 6.45. while
rubles were quoted at 3314. against 33ia
on the day previous.
Marks were easier. closing at slL
for sight drafts and Nas for cables. as
compared with a close of slia for drafts
and s1ss for cables on Friday. Austrian
kronen dropped from 1865 to 1880.
Negotiations for the placing here OF
a SIS 100000 acceptance credit for
France are progressing and an an
nouncement Is expected on Monday re-
garding the details OF the transac ction.
The sun., 1915-10-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Il was a broad rnarkr' fo- a Saturday
On the Consolidated S,ock Exchange yes
t.rday, Win An,s3d shares changing hands
- the short session o. two hours. Com
mission houses handled large bushes
n oul lots
Cnited States steel common was one Of the
features opening at h. an overnight i'm
provement Of "a Of point. auI early ssl'irg
~ So =, which established a new hign recon-
cor the year. 1t reacted to ~ and closed
~ s7.s. with ll.s,O shares changing i,anIs
Nnaconta opened al s2ia, an overnight
gain % /. OF point. and sold as high as
SEA. liz low was SSls and Il closed a;
S3i.. The minor copper shares synlpa-
'hized with the movement IN Anaconda
bane bought on tho ndv,nnp reported iu
tho price OF the metal from Is 20 lNis cents
pound.
Tho railroad shares were prominent on
the up tack, tulol Pacific, Souther Pacific
and Chesapeake and ohlo esp c.nNy max
ing suDS.artitl gains.
The war STOCKS" as a rul. were lrir
In the eariy trading. moving up with th-
rest 0f the Ml-ker. hmt theN rnlC:el lAler
The sun., 1915-10-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserv. Bank
rates were per cent. for thirty to ninety
days anl per cent for longer hills
Open market discounts, prime accept
ances. maturing up to nlnet! days, ~ u
-. per cent,
Coinmtrcial paper rates rere 3aSL per
cent. for sixty 10 ninety day bills and Tor
four to six months best names: ga q I per
cent. for o.hcrs
Gall money on he moor of 'he Stock Er-
,aanse last week ranged between Ia ana
. per cen,
Time money rates were eis u3 peg cent.
for sixty Gays, ~ a 3 per cent. for nlnct,
days, 3T3i. per cent. for four months
sHd $751; per cent. for five months
sterling exchange was heavy. Finul quo
ts.loHs were: Demand. tGe; cables, +.G3A
M ,Nerey IN London, aia a. per cent:
sho:- .Is. .'Sqta per cent! three
Domestic exchange on New Y"r;;: ST.
'.oui~ par: san Francisco, SOC. premium:
MINNEAPOLIS, 30c. pr.mium; Chicago, i5c.
discount; c!ncinnn;i par; Montrea', 1850.
pssrnium.
Bar silver In London - !-1cd.; New
York, tshc.
The sun., 1915-10-31
Agricultural Che mi micsl.

The advance in International Agricul-
tural Chemical stocks has been started
by inside buying. evidently with the
idea Of distribution. There never has
been broad public market in II and the
insiders have the stock. Before long
1t liz likely that stories will be heard to
;he effect that the company is proposing
to manufacture picric acid and that war
orders are expected. However this may
he. the spectacle Of International Agri-
cultural Chemical selling hisher than
Tennessee Copper IL rather curious. Any
bull argument on International ASricul-
'ural Chemical stocks is doubly bullish
on Tennessee Copper
The sun., 1915-10-31
Central Leather.

Central Leather made new nigh
close. The recovery in this stock has
beer most impressive. especially In view
of the extensive previous advance in
the price Il j. now selling practically
az the top. \ special meeting o' the
directors will he held next Wednesday
and II is considered fair chance that
tho directors will have something 10
say on the subject os dividends. The
quarterly earnings issued ei.ler in the
week were most gratifying.
The sun., 1915-10-31
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Broad Strength Shown by
Stocks ih Most Active
Market Of the Week.
RAILS AMONG LEADERS

Yesterdays stock msrke; wa. the
most active Of the week. Trading was
on the scale of more than IL million
and n half shares for n FIVE hour scs.
sion and the market displayed more
evident stability than has been wit
Iessed .or some time. The SCI sion was
also remarkable for the breadth and
range OF interest manifested, ard gained
Increased significance from the facs
that the customary week end considera-
tions. emphasized by the coming holi-
day on TUESDAY, would have tendency
to restrict entrance into new commit
fnents. whereas the buying phenomena
Of the market were it's most pronounced
feature.
War stocks exhibited a good deal o:
frmness. but they were unquest,onably
checked by profit taking sales. as well
as by a process Of switching contracts
into tho more staple mediums Of the
list. In general also they enjoyed less
mooopoly OF buying favor than in the
sequel to the first sharp reaction In
the war shares which occurred few
weeks ago. There was a suggestion
here that the speculative community
had learned n little lesson in the last
lew days about the dangers OF having
100 much company IN opening accounts
for the rise In a limited department OF
the list
The breadth Of the arket owes much
10 the moro intelligent speculative sup
port which was given 10 rails and stand
ard industrials. In the railroad move
fnent Chesapeake and Ohio and Nor
folk and Western were conspicuous
leaders or the Eastern group, with the
various Pac!fics representing the West
ern roads. Coppers were subject to
profit taking. hut sales were very we'll
49,
ing United States steel. showed impress
s've underlying strength. General EIec-
trio advertised the attractions Of the
standard Industrial list
The c,ose was nc,iye and s,rorr and
.he session had cratifvinr nspects n.
a commentary or tho y.idc f,,,r,,,,,,o, In
the week'. ,,arket with ita extensive
reaction Terminating nm Thursdav IN
,he war n,,,n,,;o, sha,.. and ,l: 40
,o,no,n,,nr ,,d ,uh.no,o,, ,,,,,,,, la
nv tbc he,ter soosoroJ ,ss,u,n,,on.
A,,ooc,,,.r 1, so.,n, o., IA. ,,.,,,,oa ,h,,
ouo,.a ,,,,,., ,or,,,,aa O., -,
80. us 81, 49,, ". ,',l atr''e
sosa,. w ou's'ue puy,'E. ".n'I ~as
., @ 'o'--n' III 's se''-
's ~" was ''so e.p'eseIns coi'"uence
ocVe! sort thai 'he samoiine
crenui!ty or past months.
iIe oa.N statement eNhiolted another
ah'ai gam III loaiis' out the cash
POSITION ot inc banks continued also 10
improve an increase or about S3i0o.OOn
pe'ns disciosed IN surplus reserves. For
eien eNc!ahge reacted somewhat and the
1ea'aT" OF the Foreign exchange market
remains IN the signs that IL liz rejecting
inc progress or negotiations for banking
crcdlts o' various Kinds to supplement
inc accommodation granted on unsecured
Government loans. 6olu imports were
nusmen'ed oy tine receipt OF s''o"o'ooo
from Canada. The metal is now coming
The sun., 1915-10-31
ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Some GrOund Lost In Recent De-
preston IL Reuaincd.

Wh1ic there Vas a genera. recovery YES.
terday hv ordnance stocks from their re
cent depression tho ground lrs, was bv no
means entirely rngliued. Atlas Powder
and Colts Arms were about III" Only iSSurs
10 reflect final gains, these amounting e.
points. Pr .rc changes were compare
tiyely small for VIC most part and tbs
general ist closed steady. B!l and asked
The sun., 1915-10-31
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term, stk. Amt. Playable
Pacific Gas and Elec-
tric. quarterly ,.... LIST pfd 81 80 Nov. IL
Pacific Gas and Flee
trir, quarterly ...,,.. pfd 81. so Now IL
chuset,s Gas, semi
annual ,,,,,,,,.,,,,. ptd 20 Dec. !
buckeye Pipe Line ,,,. ------- 8. % Dee Il
Mobile Electric, quarterly pfd lxee Nov. Is
Eastern steel. quar-
terly ..,..,..,..,,,lst pfd lLes Dec. 10
The sun., 1915-10-31
Cheap Pats.

Puts were offered on Steel after the
close at Sc. good for next week. Tha;
Is points down. which. considering the
big rise. is pretty close to the market.
The sun., 1915-10-31
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub-TreaSury to banks. S6.5O3, 900
Paid by banks to SUI. Treasury. .GaS 900
The sun., 1915-10-31
,SS.sos.ooO

Gain TO banks on days trans.
actions ;.,......,,,;.,,,,.,,Msos.o SOS. 900
Gain to banks same period pre-.
vious week. ..,..,,.,,,,,,.',,.. 1900, 900
The sun., 1915-10-31
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~ The statement of
tho r-teiDts aud Disbursements OF the Treas
The sun., 1915-10-31

sPar value. $50. 'E1 dividend.
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RATES:
lc Per Word
The first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
OVER Using

opsn "a rate per inch. per column
side gtc.
same sundays
gtandinr display Advertisement.
1.sn Iair per inch per month. tk.0o.
Reading Netiess
furc ratlts mAttai each assertion
- noe. znc
lacal- rcr line. eacr Insertion. lie.
larrlrs far isrSc amounts " Al
tsrfIsine space On ApgiisAtluu At this
Stree
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED Woman ta aaA ana taslst
SEQ kliehsa Apph 90 s.s Mesquite 81
uncs tsa
tafiuF employment tor womrnl fail
. part tinss Nell rnsfsniard et,ttuu
isie. STA hnsiers ia user Nspefisncs
iuoscessafA isfls tufiis sFitnf
'usinrrs nu~ un rs rf'NNA1 ffNAi
siiIa sese Chestnut paa=ssirhla
sss
WANTED Wdais area nlt i 81. s
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tome ipe4 cih s rNons t.t tsafi
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lrN SALE Hh -sANE new mnh.
ern eIFht feum hnupe f.osf lR snsafl
aa1ment down. iHe resf nifen ~ rerf
~ win iatc afani Ga fpr ffai pas
mcrt Iim gfi. ciiN $3.50
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ftih SALE NeN nssiefn sis rftttfn
eouse Hestf Nrea ~ f ia g. tl4dt g.s
town isis e sman acreage niapssl,
etth diff~fVncs u "a .eisns an thr
1lfrtrneo NoN Is ehanee a. ga u
unf honr Nth eas mesl ln esther ss,.p.
rrl> Aaistss IAN s.f tr faH raf
nepi-fs fftsi
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rhe caller hReinI ihr laffesf rlltHia
tlnn ~ AZ, f1pef s0nih af ssa An,aeio
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Typewriter Exchange.

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knsknneehltt i4rna,tat.ia rflrN4
'ofpW. chfisu rspe~ritsf FsrhanKs
Nt starr sifett thpae ftt
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y" SALE uN rNAur e ..,
,,.s pn.nn eHa So ,rs.se ~ ~. a.
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-.--. tss
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in whis Point oi tiell 90 ss'e cheap
~ trade 1880
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feR ni-NT VIII r,nt 4.n ,-,r-.,'
1eif e. permanent ps0ple ile upstairs
.ttl Mat'f 81 uhfsfnishsd 49,
..fAl 'peaueu ofegiduAiaE ass ha,
fhans sofa ~,
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rpn SAt.E Ten fod ,pputsf ava tant
cheap sas Aftvalan ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-19
LORD CHURCHILL QUITS?
BRITISH NAVAL POLICY
D|SPLEASES LEADERS

LONDON. 1s-PREMiER AsouTH ANNOUNCED IN THE
Sc OF COMMONS BRITISH CABINET
&c BEING RECONSTRUCTED BROADER PERSONAL AND Po
r,cAL Basis REPRESENT COALITION OF THE MINIS
7ev. aT THE CRISIS REVOLT SEEMS IMMINENT
-ur eanks OF 1He LIBERALS
7nE OPPOSITION NEW GOVERNMENT is INSTALLED
IT REPORTED CHURCHILL HAS RESIGNED HIS POSITION
!. -,per ,oen OF THE ADMIRALTY THAT HE HAS BEEN
ruE INDIA sEcRETARYsHlP BARON FISHER is SAID TO
LAVE aEEN OFFERED ADMIRALTY PORTFOLIO
THERE is MUCH DISSATISFACTION OVER THE MANNER IN
,o,, -ur NAVAL CAMPAIGN DARoANELlEs HAS BEEN
CONDUCTED.
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Mrs lane Free. who had been spend

Mrs. Jane Free, who had beeh speii"-
ing the winter as usual with her SON
inlaw and daughter, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Fred r. Pensinger, at their nome III
seabreeze, departed Tuesday on her
return north for the summer MIS-
Free was accompanied by Miss heieu
Mccormick. who had been with MT
and Mrs. Pensinger for month OF
more and was returning TO her nome
IN philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Free VII
spend about month in Philadeiph''
before going to her home in YORK
pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Pensinger VIII g
north some time in July.
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FAILURE CARPATH|AN.
CAL|CIAN CAMPAIGNS
Anglers RUSSIAN CAR
Situation Considered Desperate, and Re-
mOvaI of Commanders Imminent-
PrZemSyl and Warsaw i'm
Very Great Danger.

PETRoGRAD, MAY 1e-THE CZAR HAS GONE TO THE FRONT
AGAIN. IMPORTANT
PERSONNEL RUSSIAN COMMANDERS
ERNMENT DisPLEAsED WITH
lIclAN cARpATHIAN CAMPAIGNS,
o GROUND THROUGH
HARD BLOODY FIGHTING. SOME REPORTS DECLARE
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE cRuMeLEp suPERHUMAN
FORTS NECESSARY TO PREVENT DISASTER.
TEuTONc
NORTH. RAILROAD
THAT CONSTITUTES COMMUNICATION WITH JARos
vsTulA THE SITUATION is PREcARious
AND WARSAW THREATENED
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AFTERNOON PAPERS Of
GERMANY RECOMMEND
DEFIANCE OF AMERICA
Possible Great Britain Will Be Called To
Book for Alleged Interference With
u. S. COmmerce---Secretary
Bryan Silent.

BERLIN, MAY 1s,-THE GERMAN
SUBMITTED CHANCELLOR HoLLwEe THE PRE-
LIMNARY eERMANYs REPLY TO THE UNITED STATES
NOTE CHANCELLOR MADE SEVERAL CHANGES
COUNCIL THURSDAY AND THE REPLY is LIKELY TO BE cAsLEp
WASHINGTON,
THE EVENING PAPERS BERLIN OTHER GERMAN
ATTITUDE OF THE MORNING PUBL
CATIONS URGE THAT GERMANY ANSWER AMERICAS
FIRM DEFIANCE"
WASHINGTON MAY 1s.-THE STATE DEPARTMENT
FORMED IMMEDIATELY REPLY TO PREsL
DENT WILSON CONCERNING
ANNOUNCED THAT HE CON-
sTRuEs THIS AS MEANING THAT REPLY
MR. BRYAN REFUSED DISCUSS REPORT THAT
DEPARTMENT
PROTESTING VIOLATIONS INTERNATIONAL
THROUGH DETENTION
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] CABINET SPENDS
l NIGHT CONSIDERING
lew Offers Of AUSTRIA
BuelOw Gives Up Hope That Italy
Viii Remain Neutral---American
Ambassador Page Asked to
Protect 1'eutOn Interests.

DME. May ts-AN ALI MEETING ITALIAN cABL
&As NIGHT IT is REPORTED THAT THE MEMBERS
<eoNsioERiNc AusTaiAs LATEST OFFER MORE TER
~ n ITALY AAIN NEUTRAL.
[5AcHGs or AusTR,AN AND GERMAN EMBASSIES HAVE
xAlv. DuT the AMoI ssApoRs IN UNTIL
low, WHEN PARLI MENT Is TO REcoNvENE
pARGNTLv suELow. eERMANYs REPRESENTATIVES,
ANooNEp HOPE THtsT ITALY WILL KEEP OUT OF THE WAR;
uogRsrooD THAT AMERICAN AMBASSADOR PAGE HAS BEEN
~ 70 TAKE CHARGE INTERESTS OF GERMANY AND
~ WHEN THE TEuT TON AMBASSADORS LEAVE.
Nc MAY fs 500 p. kL-coMMuNIcAToN WITH TRIESTE WAS
80 THIS AFTERNOON
InG May 1s.-ALL ITALIAN RAILROADS AND STATIONS HAVE
IAkEN OVER THIs GOVERNMENT, IN COMPLIANCE WITH A
y oGcREE ISSUED TODAY. PASSENGERS ON TRAINS HAVE
vo0oiDpEN TO LOCK FROM WINDOWS AT CERTAIN
STRICT OBSERVANCE INJUNCTION BEING
- ~ TIGHTLY DRAWING CURTAINS. ALL RAILWAY TUN-
Aro BRIDGES STRONGLY GUARDED.
V PERMITS N NOW LIES WITH ITALY WHETHER SHE
ACE or PREPARED FOR ETHER" STATED
IrplciAL FOREIGN OFFICE TO A REPRE-
IlvG or INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TO-DAY. IT IS
THAT BEEN PREPARING FOR HosTiLiTIEs AND
mtGvep THAT sH: rs DETERMINED FORCE WAR;
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KAISER Will ONLY ASK
u. s. FORCE ENGLAND TO
ACT AS GERMANY WISHES

BERLIN, 1s-FoREcAsTING GERMANYs THE
SEMLoFFIcAL NEWSPAPER, vossIScHE
zeTUNe STATES THAT GERMANY COUNTER
DEMANDS, NAMELY:
UNITED STATES SHALL INSIST BRITISH MER-
cHANTMEN ABANDON THE USE OF AMERICAN FLAGS
THAT ENGl AND SHALL CEASE ARMNo
SHALL STOP CARRYING coNTRAsANo UPON
HAVING AMERICAN PASSENGERS ABOARD.
COMPLIANCE THESE DEMANDS 1T is INSISTED WOULD
LEAD eERmANYs SUBMARINE HUMANE CHANNELS
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I!s WAY l9lhe French government has been inforet
diplomatic relations between Italv and the ernar
rnments Will be severed tomorrow. Premier Saandr.
present to parliament statement Of the Of the dip
a1c rupture, and the Teuton ambassadors will Immediately
e for their respective capitals, Berlin and Vienna
ROUMANIA WILL
JOIN ITALY

Bucharest, May 49, en-
trance into the European conflict will
Immediately follow Italy's formal dec
laration of war on the dual kingdom.
The Roumanian army is already on
a war footing, and it will strike Austria
through the southeastern province of
Pennsylvania.
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Niles IN NEAR EAST REINFORCED

D7AMriNoPLE, NAY 1s-THE BRITISH ARMY ON eALLiPoLl
~ HAS BEEN HEAVILY REENFoRcED BY THOUSANDS or
[Doops sRoucH-- IN I, TRANSPORTS. ANOTHER WARsHlp
uo TO the ANc LoFRENcH FLEET BADLY DAMAGED
1uoH SHELLS, EspAY.
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SNOW IN MIDDLE STATES

40. NAY 1s-sREEzNo TEMPERATURES AND SNOW Pre-
TINE MIDDLE WESTERN STATES LAST MIGHT - %
lM NoRrHet NMlcHIcAN, CENTRAL IOWA AND NE
5nGRmoMErsRs AT CHEYENNE TO-DAY REGISTER 22
5n SNOW.
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1fFICIAL Statement FROM PARIS

10y NAY 70 s(onscisD-ToRRENTAL RAINS HAVE HAD THE sf-
cAussMc A LuI.L IN MILITARY ACTIVITY ON ALMOST The
GDoMT FROM TaE NORTH TO SWITZERLAND ARTil'
Eko CONTINUE
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cHuAoo PROVISION Market
- Ny ,syuly wheat s,ae corn 7szs; so1s port
oognlaal; ribs sfo%7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-07
ISLAND
MAY Be FDREsTED

Reporting to the board of agriculture
and forestry, Territorial Forester c. S.
Judd says that KahOOlawe already
looks better now that most of the goats
have been killed. He said:
"In company with Commissioner II.
NJ. ven Holt | visited the KahoOlawe
forest reserve from October Sill.
Eben Low kindly took us over to the
island In his launch and furnished rid
ing horses and other accommodations
while on the island.
"The Island has been greatly ben
Gifted by the recent heavy rains, which
have made the pill grass and native
woods such as lima and ahuloa grow
tall and rank, and by the reduction Of
stock which has enabled the algaT0ba
trees and heritage to get good start.
These young trees have started In al
most every situation on the island
where the pill grass grows, and if they
are not injured in any way, they pro-
mise to become quite forest. A part
Of the top of the island is still bare
red dirt, but Il all stock is removed
from the island, it is my belief that
the grasses at least will encroach on
the barren land.
f''severaI dozen highland ironwood
trees, which Mr.. Low planted on the
upper part of the island at an eleva,
ton Of 1900 feet in April, 1912, are
we'll established and growing nicely,
aud in the same region the forage
grass, which he set out, Is spreading
Rapidly oyersa large area and promises
TO be good soil.binder. 1t is estimat.
ed that there still remain on the island
approximately three hundred wild goats
and seventy-fve semi.wild sheep. Def
mite plans for the removal of these are
noy heinz formulated"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-07
AMBASSADOR PENF|ELD
REPEATS HIS REQUEST
Austrian Government Slow With
Answer To Washington
tAssooiatod Pres. by Federal wirsless.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
VIENNA, December 4.-Ambassador
Pcnfeld, acting under instructions oe
the American state department, yester
day repeated his request to the AustrO-
Hungarian ministry of foreign affairs
that the Austrian government furnish
him with an official statement covering
the details of the Smelling and sinking
Of the Italian liner AncOna, early in No
vember, through which a number of
American citizens lost their lives.
The American ambassador presented
his first request for a statement of the
Austrian side of the affair the same
week the AncOna was sunk, at which
time Ambassador Page, at Rome, was
instructed 20 secure an oficial state.
ment from the Italian government.
The Italian reply was given several
days ago, as yet Ambassador PeDfield
has received no communication from
the AustrO Hungarian government re.
garding the Ancoha incident.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-07
GOING IT TOO HARD

People live 80 fast nowadays that
they tear down their tissues faster
than nature can build up. 1t fills the
blood with waste matters and uric Apoi-
sons, The kidneys struggle for awhile
to filter the blood, but finally weaken
and ''gO on strike.r = ~.
When your back begins to ache, you
feel tlue, nervous and tired, and notice
kidney and bladder irregularities. Rest
nnd help the Kidneys If You would
avoid dropsy, gravel or fatal Bright :
disease.
To rest the kidneys, shun overwork,
worry, late hours, oycreating, and
strong drinks. RI st more, sleep more
and get some outdoO: exercise. Walk.
ing is good.
70 help the kidneys, use Doan Is
'Rrehache Kidney pills. They act
quickly. They are harmless and do
lasting good. Thousands vouch for
them. ~, g.
'''When Your Back IL Lame-Remem.
her the Name" Don I Simply ask for
a. kidney remeay-lask distinctly for
Dean 5 B&ckache Kidnry Pills and take
no other. DoaH's Baeka6he Kidney Pill,
are sold 1ty all druggists and store
keepers at Soc. a box (six boxes k2.50)
or win i" mlilod on receipt Of prjce by
the lIollist"r Drag Co. or Bcusnm
Smith 4 Co., agents for the IIawaiiLa
Islands.