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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
UopDYRKET LAND I PINE COUNTY

skandnavske Settementer. egnet ion bandet Jordbug, n@r we'd Dyer
fra SIS Acren og here. Lgeedes en- Store Landtrakt n@r Askov bill
igt til Sag paa lette Betalngsyilkaar. SIiy eher Beskrivelser {. E, V
til: J. T. MICHAELS0N, Hinckey MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
LAND 7 PINE oe KANABEo ooUNTYER,

nmr skandinayiske Settementa. smaa eer store Traktera egnet for
Aeiei og bandet Drift tet we'd to Dyer 70 Mil. Pms fra SIS Acren
og hsiere. paa lette Betngeser. skrfv paa engesk efter narmere op
lysninger til: CLOVER LEAF LAND CO, Brook Park, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

@Dt 9ampifib. 6roet. % @asia.
qer6amperen oSsGono", ser bp99es
paa Scliinaer 3ernifibs. % @oifiu-
6paaeri til oct 5oreneOe Dompifibs-
SeIifab, 6leo 0nsSog Mi66ag ben
"A. 9(pr. lat I @an6et. Sfibet, Der
er boqget BELT al 5tooI, til Bureau
@critos beieite 9Iosie aipecial inr.
per-, cr $50 SOB Ionet / Sooe6oGf-
fet, 81, t0' bre0t og 26' 2" 0pbt;
M1aifinen 6Iiper triple Grponiion
meS SperiIooc 9on0enidtion pao
1850 inoicereoe Seites arait, og
aieSlerne n6ruites meo @il6.
Sc6miots Operbeoer oe Soipoens
funitige 9rpf.
9aa Den ledge 9e0oing lGgges
aielen til en- 6rogtoamper til Mar
bus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

@eilefiorb Sanatorinm. gftieiel.
ielTfabet .gonotorier for 9rDitio9e"
nfhol6t Won6oo Den 10. Ipril @e'
nernIforIamIina | asbenbnpn. 8iref
tionens Hormono, @ebeimefonie'
rensrooo Saeemonn gennemeif
Neonifnbet, Der uoniite ct Ooerifito
poo 1882 ar., og grofesior
goilomonn ofloeoe gorsberetnin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
Sfattcfureninacrnes gmmnnitiom

Gaa @runo al 9rigen bar Sta.
tens ammunitionsiabriffer itoppet
2%euerinqen al Ammunition tilSfpt
teforenineerne, og oisie bar berior
opfet itillet o%oerfor llbiigten til |
CONNER at Hare ia meo oeres De
holoninqer, ser life er itore. Ru
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
3rnfneOc. SUricns, Is. Slpril. On

Tposinlo. Stran0fontrollsr Chr
ol6oia 5chmiot / Sails er Senoog
Den Is. 2(pr. aianaet ne0 Dsoen.
Zen Adobe unr | en- aorrGffe Iolo.
asiiitent / Sals og blep, oa 8olo.
uqinet / SAILS benlagoes moer Nal
bora, uonqont til Stran0fontroller
7ireftsr Ror6lano pe0 6s'
6ierg anoelsi pineilaeteri er Otter
mi0oaqs Den 10 qpr. plloielig al
oaaet peo 0soen. 56 aor al. Noro'
lan0 hnu0e ppret 8ireftsr ior @s'
6ierg aH6eIsipineiloateri / goot en-
Sncs grnr.
16p. 9oitmeiter / Solitebro
\. Qeoerien er aignoet peO Deoen
I tit Stem / 9bnrlottenluno, 70 aar
al. San bar GiO6er al 0b8.
Acknowledgements beo Stats-
6anerne 5eroinano Sc6ierbecf pr
5enSaa ben is. Gpr. nfgnoet oeo
0e6cn, 60 Mar Al. Zen afosoe, Der
bar proiefteret % boaget en- RGffe
Sernbaneonlpa. bar oeforeret meo
Ribcrforiet oa 0onnebroasmpnoe'
mes Spoerstegr.
Rnn0ers, t6. gpril. Reolifole
lrrer g. ~. EbciIgaaro al aolino
or | gan oigooet beo Dozen pao
Monoers Spaebus, AZ gor al. San
booSe | IS anr oreuet 1riDotifole /
QoIin6: men bo Reolifolen oprette'
oes I Rpomeaoro, blep ban orrer
Der.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

the rear wheels. The bicycle was
smashed to pieces
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25
SEE THE MIGHTY WEST THIS
YEAR.

Thia year of low fares will b. the
great know Native Land year for
al Americans. Thpusauts Will 80
ursE. Eog ouIy tp see CALIFORNIA; two
srrat exposition. bzt also the innu-
taerabie other attractions o. the
asiEhty Wcst-
on piaauiuE yu4r trip. BE- sure %
choose the route that VIII give you
th~ most iu scenery and service.
-The Trail of tAr Oiympiau." ~ the
North Coast llas % the Chieaso. Mil-
vaaEco 4 So Paul railway - called.
oErrs scearFy IN greater extent than
any other route. Thrcc great noun
taln rarErs are pierced. anoFdinE some
of tho most beautiful mountain views
IN Aasriea-aii 20 BE- enioyed IN ease
and cosafoTt By the traveller on the
ail-sseci train--TftE oLNMPiAN"-
rn rosie 20 Seattle nnd Tacoma
FrDu thesc cities the journey south
% California is over the picturesque
s- Rainier Shasta Route. After visiting
tho exposition a. San Francisco and
ths one a. san Diego. both % which
can b. srrn for the one ioW fare. the
rsturu tourney can BE- made direct.
without change % cars. on the steel
r4sippSd PACIFIC LIMITED % the
ChlcaEo. Milwaukee a So Paul rail-
way. stop-ovsFs as desired can be
zade and side trips are available 20
PaFE. D,ognt Rainier Ma
.ioasf Park and IN Colorado.
FSr literature giving details o: this
-GrAn4 Circle TosF~ zad for infor-sa-
iSa about fares. trala service sae
,.Asr particulars. apply % Local axsa; I
q shs Chicago. Milwaukee 4 s. Psai /
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

sites viii b. earned on as before Ef-
forts ~riIi BE- made % build stiil further
in all these departments
The senior Hubbard planned % give
n series % talks or lectures on the
European var 40 q Royeroft conven-
tiou 90 b. held The first week 90 July.
TIE convention viii BE- held. bat in-
stead % tho war talks. there will b.
q memorial service on July 4. Fricuds
% fh~ dead editor and his wife ~iii
pay their vrrhai tributes
The Hoycroft colony ~as establish
- 90 years ago. whea Hubbard az
% decided that BE- would cheat
ttr magazine editors Who kept him
1us o. print "a 1fessase 20 Garcia
established tls fame az writer %
vigorous aaf expressive EuEiiah- IT'S
bsrFraptieat essays. Little Jour
rers.- eoasHfrf-t his best bit f1r
lasting literary FFE1ua-
flfftr has been learned % the inEf
memrrts o. 1fr. and rtrs. Hubbard.
one repoFt has 90 tlat they stood TO-
Erth~F lu1~r ta~ captains bridge. er-
Geav1rsrs ta rrassuTr those about
ttes1. ana that they sent d1w@ TO-
F~fh~r. as dlt ttr and Nrs- isadnFe
ssraas On taT Titanic disaster.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

East Asrors. N. Y Nay zs-The
work % tss Hsycross co,oay viii b.
e1eusgel by Ebert Hubbard The
elder son % tse f8ar1er. beariss his
fathers rzmr. fs r1N a. The heJm-
wHes q Cgraaa t1rpe.i8 destroyed
ssr t.1sitaeiz. eags.sE tGe dTaEh %
1rr aes tfrs- Hubbard aHt t-1Fe than
al ssassaaI oskers. De- sGeldeatatiy en-
trusted tsis TaasE elaa wita -a mes
sage Co Garcia E6t yet g1. Ebert
tfEhsset che Y1eEEeF fats btmsrif
s@sssrIr called gpas 90 carry on a
.srEr esd aaiae~ estshiisEasut. ahlrf
owes uaea ae tss s9rcrss 90 tGe per-
saeatttY ssf Eeuiss of one man--ifs
t9ssEsF. The tass ts q 6tarsis oar-
rer FesrE~r ff-tssr3 ptaas to Goa
stesr besh aaFaz.ass. ere f'fa aef tar
gtutstfre TIE latter is provided Cog
fe sEvarr- sar ssE~ ti@r o. cone
w5sF gEaEb..sEFE warsTs bE See -F-
ceased sttfsr TIE Ffs VIII carry ar
1.-l-s frsa aFeFrsI Contributor Ar
editor COG baEs azsEaz5aFs. eap4b-r oe
v-sT5-E is vivid sst FsrtsFTsgET sfglF.
RAY presrefif br pas ia charge
IRE Warer6-t teE. ere priatiEE pizrt
sat btstFrT. srf atl ere oFEeF aef5v-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

sealed proposals ai.t o. received Et
ere eiEF e.sFss eesr. Haes is.aat. 900.
aefI g o.clseE 6. e.. 1asF @. tgia. tfon.
uzat-rs OF tar e.rf gt t.aeE Island 'Fa1
wiu paF .E.esFss oa lEr laoashlg bal-
aaces ct tar eitT.s deposits TaF bank
orsrrE Co pag ere tiEksst rate 90 ia-
s-rrss ae ssaI bslsaers usli b. selected
ss st- depository bank 6f tGr city. Ttr
sfra selected as saee GTpositcT mast
fsrrlse "a good art ss1eiert bort as
r-51srvf bF ssatstF-
rh~ elfr reserves tsF riEtt Co rrieet
arv Or eu btfs-
ussrI at Rock tsfsrt iliira.s. tsis
st.a cay &C 1taq. q u. 1918
81 o EruCWEN.
ssfoI CITY CLERK
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

tee5.s at water ts fsF STATE 6f tlizass
slsssEF frss 6ssais5sE a 5rstEra per-
@.5 fraaa tee state rivers aat lakes
HsF FeFsee. erea o. cog
aorsft1e a.s,atllE ere bFostss5as o.
s--fse 81 ter lse saalt ca eaaHc-
t.ae he Eas1 ia a saa sat eEceefiaE
fs ssal.
~Yos uEI please EstF tEls uattFF
fear early sss-aFa8a sGt oalEes
uaaFs FeEeef tsilFs
u utrE5fsH. fFesstrzt.
rEaa Vt G.sFs- HsEs reports Fr-
seet.eF le.s.5aas as EFEftaa~t ia ere
saate tesleF Es @r 81. s.rFaaE-
Eaars tsatr.
~a So CLNEtE. WerfFe.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

Farmers IN the Grand valley Of Col
orado have been hard hit by heavy
frosts. and Governor Carlson has per-
suaded Secretary Lane OF the interior
department 20 help them out They
are 20 be employed by the United
States reclamation service in con-
structing the laterals OF government
canal project In this work $3.50 200
ls 20 be spent. and 10 Is expected that
most Of Il will go 20 the orchardists-
!; IS expected that the new canal IA
cslities will open 10000 acres OF what
Is called Jack rabbit" land for the
planting OF winter wheat this fall and
q variety OF diversified crops
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25
DAN FLYNN GIVEN
FREEDOM BY COURT

Dan FtVur. saGiete1 51lutir viih
Harry 1trGiairy for trraEiaE istn the
factory 6t tsT Republic Iron q steel
company o. Sept. zz. 1914. ard steal
faz brsss alloy CO. tlr value of Fz7sf.
ass yesterday afternoon Fivea hiE
rFrela-a. ue vas released OF "a six
aoafss' rrotaFlan bt JaiFe T. W.
ola-sfel ss tae September term and
E5s term expired today Tae report
1f N. A. Ca.tru. aduit probation on
reF. showed Fiyru had eompiied vith
ttr eaart.s orders duriuE thc period
ot rFo6aft1u. HrC.uirF served a iaii
sentence t5r DIS part ia che crime
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

almost sure 20 make the oil reach the
bearing.
Flii the hole with oil and quickly
place the thumb over :; 10 prevent the
air from escaping. and ~ the oil cup
does 10, leak the heated air Inside will
rise above the OIL. and In two or three
rnfru;ss Il Wfii be forced into the bear
Tag. even ~ :, has 20 pass considerable
eirr.
when 9 bearing eonno: be reached
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

so=ssizsss ~ssa = hs2ria< becomes
hsass4 and Feassrss OIL . ~iii -
ssss4 nat tks OF Nil Eos ao- Go~a
n sks osf hole EathsT the hois -
ets~xrs wfsn Eirt o. the heas rsay
e.sss ths asr 90 rise zsf p-Vvs1f tss
OF fro@ e1tsrfzE wss=s a wirs eaS-
zoe - used effectively TIC foiiowins
rssaesfy. aifaoGxn u fs not isf2iiinae. -
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25
ALEDO CHILD Is HIT
BY AUTO; FACE CUT
fspecial 20 The Argus.l

Aledo. Ill, May 25.-Stanley Foots.
S years old. while riding his bicycle
yesterday. was run down and badly
cut about the face by an automobile
driven by Park Thiede. The machine
suddenly turned the corner and knock
ed the boy from the bicycle and came
very close TO running over him with
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25
ASSUMPSIT SUITS
STARTED IN COURT

Two salts ia assssnpsii against Josa
Etshss 4 seas. sers sis4 ~ county
e8art yesterday. oas u by Dirzoes.
G0aia q Co. aa4 he other b hsary
kokzzkss 4 seas ne saz of $50
is s.Vsivs4 " ezes- sAzliberk & a@--
gsr are tks sttoFGsYs-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

Tomorrow we will place on sale 81;
triple stem Switches, 4 OR
all shades, at ..............
Triple stem Switches, all shades, reg
ular 2.25 grade, orc
TO clear at Observation-Disclosures. NV
Transformations, all shades, sell regu-
larly at 1913, ORC
tomorrow ..............
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25
~ZZfe store Zz6ak has Eve1WZZL1e-
IeWeSf ana BeSf-RT1CeS AI|aYS Z0WeSfo

in this way and when light oils. such
as kerosene. are Ineffective. try plac-
ing a little mercury in the oil hole and
allow 81 20 remain q few minutes, then
use oIl.-world's Advance
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-25

All the news. all the time.-The
Argus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
II was q very big day on tho oon-

II was a very big day on the oon-
solldated Stock Exchange. The dealinxs
were the heaviest since July 30. 1ust
before the European war cloud broke.
Prices were advancing virtually through
out the session, with the upward move.
ment becoming violent in many sections
OF the list in the late afternoon
Tho early fluctuations OF Bethlehem
Steel tended TO redssure traders as thew
showed decrease In violence That
stock opened AZ ITO. against closing
price on Thursday OF l05l2. solo as low
IA los, as high as llS ard c,cSed at
ll2.
Great activity developed IN United
states Steel. OF whirh 10000 shares
changed hands on the noor Tts rise
was one Of the great features Of the
day. After opening al 1919 which was
y or point above its closing quota
tlon on Thursday, Il steadily rose.
touching high OF 81. with its nnav
price 5d7s Other big turnovers were
5000 shares of Reading. 9.io0 shates
OF Union Pacific. $40 shares o. Am
algamated Copper and 1880 shares Of
American Can. Commission house husi-
ness was very large and included A
| heavy volume Of orders IN fractional
! lots Sales OF all stocks totalled S2,70O
shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were per cent. for thirty to
ninety days and per cent. for longer
bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days, ~
d2A per cent
Commercial paper rates were 81 a.
per cent for sixty and ninety days bills
and for four to six months best names !:
49, as per cent. for others.
Time money was dull and steady.
Rates were 2h "a per cent. for sixty
ard ninety days. and 3f3A per cent.
for four months: az for fve months
and 4a4L per cent. for longer periods.
Call money on the floor of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at per
cent, high. 2s per cent low. per
cent.
Domestic exchanges on New York !:
81. Louis, par San Francisco. 6oc. pre-
MUM Minneapolis. 35c. premium Chi
cago. &c. premium Cincinnati, &c, dis
count: Montreal. 3s56A premium
Call money in London was a ~ per
cent; short and three months bills.
"a per cent
Sterling exchange held firm Final
quotations were Demand A7s 1915 +:
cables. $50 3-l6.
Bar silver in London. 2S%d.; IN New
York. 50lsc.
New York Clearing House statement :
Exchanges, s29I. oss.346; balances. Si5.-
Gs5.s2l: Sub-Treasury debit balance,
81, 302. 564.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
THE CURB MARKET.

Business was on an active scale on
the curb yesterday and the market dis.
played strong undertone. United
Cigar stores, new, was the centre OF In
terest In the Industrial department.
ranging between 1o% and lb and
closing at the best figure. Interna-
tional Motors was another particularly
strong feature, moving up to 13h for
a gain In excess of 3 points. Kelly
Springfield Tire and American Zinc i'm
proved about point each. Riker "
Hegeman stocks and Tobacco Products
preferred were easier.
Trading was better distributed In the
oil group and some substantial advances
were scored. Standard oil OF New York
was prominent, closing at gain or Z
points Pierce Oil and Anglo American
oil were the most active issues and
were frmer.
Mining stocks were frm throughout
and more active. but the bond division
continued practically at standstill.
Transactions In detail on the market
yesterday were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

FRIDAY, April ?.
Receipts OF becVes we're l.445 head ana
included 6 l. cars for the market; making,
with the few stale cattle. = ears on sale.
Steers In very limited supply ana prices
steady: bulls and COWS On light receipts
and better demand were advanced .5f'
SOC the yards were cleared, Fair 10 good
steers sold at 1913 $500 per 100 lbs
bulls at S5aSJ.65 for common to fair,
inferior TO goou cows at s2.509sG,
Dressed bee: wac In moderate demand at
fun steady prices OF a. 100 lcc. per 10.
for city dressed native sides with a little
extra beef selling up 20 l2hc
Receipts OF calves were 1889 head. in
Guiding l.234 head for the market Prices
dropped soc, but at tho decline all the
stock was taken. Common to prime veals
sold at 80 0qS1o per 100 lbs. a very
choice bunch at Slo.25; culIs at 1925 q 81.
Dressed calves were lower. CITY dressed
vesIs sold az led i5iac. per ID. country
dressed al sdl?c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1859
head, all for saughterers with the excep-
tion OF a few head. The feeling was frm
Ordinary to good unshorn lambs sold at
Si0Usll per 100 lbs; Gull sheep and
lambs mixed at Sc Dressed mutton in
some demand and steady at l0dl3lac.
per 10; dressed lambs iirm a. lJM lie,
with a few hog dressed selling at i7i-c.:
country dressed hothouse lambs steady at
S5nss.50
Receipts of hogs were ISIS head. in
GLIDING car for the market. Prices hrm
with medium and light hogs selling At
s775Q;7s0 per 100 lbs, roughs at $3.50.
Country dressed hogs no longer quoted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
A Weak Argument

Captious critics point ou' ,ha, N.
reasons given for advance In TIE s.e'I
market are inconsistent The s,o,.
market Is advancing accord -r "a d..
common Interpretation because OF ,5.
expectation of peace IN Euro-. ana
return OF prosperity to this country I'm.
the most prominent leaders 10 he al
vance have been the so-causi Wa
stocks" These are the shares OF cam.
panies which have been heroricd ero,
mously from the war. obviously nee.
will deprive these companies Of he
very profitable orders from the be'npa-.
ents. This cannot be denied But no
body expected that the war would b.
continued indefinitely M1rsovs-. N.
money that they have already nas,
will not be taken away from hem by
tho declaration of peace The profits
that have been made form the iounta.
ton for the upturn in prices n mi,
quarter or rather the realization o, re
extent OF these profits The Effects o.
war orders on some OF these companies
Is that they have attained ~ few
months a condition OF prosperity tina,
would have been a matter Of ysars BY
the normal process.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
4 show down

Missouri Pacific stock by ga. s''
with the remainder OF the lis' y.s -
tiuctly heavy even u ~ a. TO. .-or
an actunl decline The denial .s ..
Gould that he had agreed 20 tr sr.-
sion OF the notes held by r.u .-. -s..
June, laid a blight ou hull'si a-'
asm. The Street. however ..s Pc.
means felt certain OF the r. H g.
Gould's capacity or wil.t.s.'-s ..
terfere with the plans 'o- .-. "'
tation OF the Missouri Tlr.tr '.~
holdings Of the notes arc e,f o. r.
been increased greatly since '.. $40.
first issued, and ptr'...'
last June. when fear OF ar
rcceivershlp scnt them .o "''- 4"
prices. Through these hr.' .as
is In strong position 20 d'..
meut in cash mex, 'uro .
notes are paid OF or ''e
suaded 10 extend a receives.
evitahle. The impression l" ..r -
Is that the new Interests w o'
hluffed nv George Could
there will he showiow"
body cares TO buy into T.s.
ceiverphlp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
New street Crippled.

The great rise In stocks has been 'st
In the New street put n ca. Grove
The individuals who write rE.-
stocks have had 70 stand biz .1ss..
One OF these men is said 20 h- t..s
crippled. He took chance ou R-''
hem Steel thinking rhat he C.aG U ...
money by making what he con .'d-f.i 2.
extreme allowance for the possa a.
OF even this stock. The EXTERN 90 a.
ance was not sufficient, but ut course
was too big g. make the paper i.r..
Nevertheless SOM We're b1uE''
: no stock upon Uhlgh privilege. -tt
he obtained closer thar Stca. r~-'
and calls" were sold freely up .r :
terday within point or so OF tie .- 2.
ct. II can be imagined easi'y r..
how the phenomenal upturr ~
points in one day hurt N s.N >,
dealers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close = 90 y Points Lower
SALES, ~. 900 Bnxs.

The coffee futures market was quiet
yesterday, with prices at the close .
to points lower on sales OF |, .000 bags
There was continued liquidation of the
near months by trade interests. In the
absence Of buying support prices saggei
tribe. There was nothing in the
cables to stimulate demand. spot quo,
tations and offers In cost and freights
at Brazil being unchanged. The local
spot market was quiet. with quota
tions repeated.
Brazilian markets were featureless
Rio Is and Santos Is were unchanged
at $4,000 and $500 respectively. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled 2l.000 bags.
Sac Pau,p had 1900 ana Jundiahy
1900. The rate OF Rio exchange on
London WIS lowered to IL l-32d.
Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
THE SUGAR MARKET
Raw Ftrmer-Goe. 90 ss4-h'
Aued Unchanged.

Raw sugar showed Hrr'e- 'o7t -
te-day and the spot price Wa ~".
up l-3a OF cent 20 i64 cs1's o.
reHner took about 5000 Bag -
price Tho improvement !r 'o-s w.
attributed 70 the tao, tina, A-F.
Of the eo-calle,i "distrvN~et '.-"
have been cleaned up on he -s.'a. f"
cline
Rahned sugar was lu;st h'
changed, Win all interests rIo' 80
cents except Arbuckle arc "-''
whose list price remained ~
Demand for withdrawals hrs ''-
proved little and ref0er-
much better demand a.. ''a
continues good. rs s'o.NF
hands are not cons derra lH-u.
The sugar futures 'na .0
Coffee Exchange was mo 3"-.-
with prices I 20 . p9'H'~
improvement n sno' crn#.'.''
beneficial influence 70. '."
Total sales were 1850 F-a
Prices we're.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

Judged from the percentage bass -.
biggest gains yesterday were n M.
stocks OF the Rock Island Company
The common rose from y - a.. ana
the preferred from / /, 20 2ig Seye-a
thousand shares were turned over Tns
manner in which the idea persists TIA.
there Is real value TO these sto.as Is ars
OF the curios!tivs OF the market r p
frankly admitted that there is -l .-iur-
behind them at all. And ye' people
on buying them and selling them W7e-
the collateral trust hondh''dere o. '..
Rock Island Railroad Company h~ars
the actual owners OF the ola ralH..
stock the Rock Island Company auto
matically became paper company -s-
and simple. Nobody has s3N.'8 ~
explained why the stocks ~ tr.- rage.
company should be retained on %. S'r-
Exchange list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

Exports from the port OF New York
reported yesterday We're si.S0l,166 and
imports s5,l77,s9S, compared with eN-
ports of s5,iSG SOS and imports Of
326l6,51S on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,
Ex DIVIDEND,

Company and Term. Stock Am.
Ahmeek Mining quarterly. - s3
beatrice creamery quarterly. com Ia =.
Beatrice Creamery. quarterly. MD IL G.
VIM. p. Bonhright quarterly pfd ia
Canadian Westinghouse. quar-
terry .............-. ,......... RI
Cosden 4 Co, ..,...,........ com scg
Creamery Package. quarterly. - IL e.
Creamery Package. Quarterly. prd no
Lehigh Valley quarterly. com 2LS =;
Lehigh VALLEY. quurteriy...... ND ais .
Usage ana Oklahoma Natural
p, Has Ggna,rterly. r.......... - 1hT
=. quarterly ,...,..,,.....,.. - 2iac.
= E,e'tric, auaTteriy.; - -. 81
ana Canal, quarterly....... - oilCs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

'EN 0lVldend
where u 90" follows
q quotation II inii-
Gates a bid or ofter
for 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

Total sales to-day day 1914 holiday January
indicates . ensr for 10 shasa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

'sells cents per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
NATIONAL "12" IN TOWN.
Pocrtnrr Gets His Long Awaited
MuItiplc Cylinder Car.

The first National twelve cylinder car
to reaCh Broadway arrived Thursday
at the salcsroums OF the poertner Motor
Car Company The twelve is making
a demonstration tour, visiting the various
National agencies In the East.
The National twelve" was announced
several months ago and interest in II
has been 50 great that William -. Poert-
ucr has cleared the decks for tho ar
rival of the car 50 that the large crowd
which Is expected 10 inspect the model
will hav plenty OF elbow room.
"The twelve cylinder car = the first
important change introduced in the hiss
tory Of the Industry that has been so
rapidly adopted without argument or
doubt sad Mr.. Po'rtncr Yesterday.
Gwen the innovation OF such meritori-
Gus features Ms the sclf-startcr n
electric lights required a lot OF *
planning and salrSWaushlp to get tho
public 90 accept them nat the public
has absolutely accepted, without argu-
mcnt, the twelve as another great adj
varremrat is a rare compliment to tho
+ National Many 'twylycs' have been
bought, sight unseen"