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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-19

WILLING TO FoREGO IT. In ''vodevil' he no doubt may earn As much as any other, But l don't care to see a turn By Harry Lauder's brother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

The remarkable firmncss of Steel yes-
tcrday At a new record high price since
1912 Is evidence OF the way the country
- thinking about tba industry. II IL
also a sweet sol, 70 to TIE believers
in war stocks to he able to roint to
u g Frett barometer as proGt az the
fundamental character OF the rise In war
stock prices, Here is the way the man
IN the middle West in close touch with
tho Steel industry talks about tie -four
fishing state of the trade. and particu-
larry the Steel Corporation, when he
comes TO New York to nuy stocks. He
takes the total tonnage OF sales by the
corporation in 1913 a. a typical year.
This was about IL 00. 600. He figures thdt
at least this amount will be the tonnage
in TIE ear begun with July !. Esti-
mating that the recent advance in prices
Of steel products has averaged 81 a ton
he secs an increase in the corporations
earnings. based on higher prices alone,
Of about $50, 000. 600, or more thar l6
per cent, on the common stock, As the
corporation In its report FOR the second
quarter just ended earned at the rate
Of about ~ per cent. on its common,
on this basis of lower prices unu now
prevail, it Is argued that in the year
beginning on July l earnings OF 20 per
| cent. on the common stock would not be
a surprise. Increased depreciation and
| expense charges of course must be
| counted on TO reduce this estimate.
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THE CURB MARKET.
opens steady. but Trading De-
vcIops Irregular Tone.

Opening steady, tho market for out
side securities developed an Irregular
tone yesterday ms the session progrcssel.
In the Industrial group there were a
fow issues that displayed strength.
Electric Boat when issued, which was
the feature Of tho industrials az TO
activity. moved up to 40ia. Lake Tor
pedo Boat increased ~ points. Ma
tional steel Car gained 3 points early
in the day. but lost most of the adj
vance in the later trading. For the
first time in a long period there was
open trading In International Nickel,
that stock advancing about 6 points.
OIL stocks were strong and active,
but most of the issues at the close were
off / to . points from the high levels OF
the day. Pierce Oil and Anglo-Ameri-
can had the largest turnovers. record
ing sales of 57j and LOO slpa res re-
spcctfully.
Mining issues. although active. were
irregular. Stewart Mining was once
more under pressure and sold below
|. this being the only feature OF that
pa rticular group
The bon market was quiet through
ont the day. no transactions being re-
corded.
Transactions IN detail on the market
yesterday were as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

After the recent advance in prices. and
especially in the prices of the war stocks,
a fair uuanim.ty OF opinion on the bull
side would not he surprising. As a mat
ter of fact stock mar ket sentiment is
c%uriously mixed just now This Is an
element OF potential strength behind
prices that should not he overlooked.
There Is no more conservative mar In
the street than the sold out bull. and
10 hear the manner in which the latest
squirt IN Steel common aud some of the
war brides is deprecated one would
imagine that the financial district was
full of sold out bulls and bears feeling
for the top. The way this change Of
sentiment affects the speculative position
IL obvious. \ few weeks ago IL was "A
popular play TO be long OF the war
stocks and short Of the standard rails
as q hedge. Now IL IS not
90 hear the reverse recommended as
being n safe position. As a result some
spectators are loaded up with good
rails in expectation OF a shift of specula-
tive sentiment and have gone short of
the war stocks as a hedge. There are
sneCulato's long of Great Northern.
Union. Reading. Atchisou and New
Haven and short Of Crncible. Baldwin
Locomotive. American can and West
iughouSa.
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Baldwin Locomotive.

The abrupt rise in Baldwin I.ocomo-
tive must have surprised a number Of
spectators. For some strange reason
professional u semj-professioual sem
tlmrut has been especially bcarish upon
haIdwIn Spectators who have been
perfectly wiling To- believe stories Of
profitable war business for other com
pauics have rejected the idea. in spite
Of oNidenc" to the contrary. that the
Baldwin may hc among them. In the
sam" way spectators who understand
til" folly of a man who goes short of "A
stock with a narrow market after IL has
had a rise he can't explain have gone
short Of Baldwin. That this curiously
unfavorable impression in regard to
Baldwin Is not confined to the trading
element is shown by the fact that "A Lead
inE stock Exchange house in compiling
a classified list of the war stocks has
placed Baldwin Locomotive in the
highly speculative" class. And vet
there is nothing inherently improbable in
the idea that Baldwin may be doing as
well as any other. The IDENTIFY OF the
Interests behind the company would
seem to make it absolutely certain that
II is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.



ELIAS J sHASNoN. oriental goods
Pennsylvania station, ThlriN-second
street ana seventh avenue, petition in
bankruptcy by creditors.
WILLIAM II WEII.MAN, promoter, !
East TWenty-scVcn'h street. petition In
bankruptcy by creditors.
HARRY ElpL1NGER salesman, $50 whit
lock avenue, filed a petition in bank
rup.cy, liabilities. sl,63i, no assets.
lSlpORE BOOTH, stationery, l7"9 First
avenue, petition in bankruptcy by credit
tors.
schedules Filled.
L. A. MILLS. lNc., music publishers, III
West Forty-eighth street; schedules in
bankruptcy show liabilities of S62, e93
and assets OF sl,72i,
BREMNER TALKING MACHINE cont
rANN, lN7 broadway; schedules in bank
ruptcy show liabilities OF sl6.l3j and
assets Of s.. 7O9,
NEW YORK STATE CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY. schedules in bankruptcy
show liabilities Of ss9,A7s and assets Of
SEA. 100,
Receiver Named.
CHARLES A NANX Judge Hand has
appointed John |. Tyttlo receiver Tor
charles \, Nan2, ? church street; bond,
$500.
Assignments.
FL WEI. & SON, manufacturing womous
~ncckwear, So Fitth avenue. assignment
to David ", Kahn.
ELIAS j. SHASNoN, trading as tho
Partisan Art Company, Pennsylvania
station; assignment 10 Harold Il. Lhowe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Canadians Dividend.

The news of The declaration OF the
regular 10 per cent. dividend on cana
dian Pacific was not made known until
after the close of business. and for that
reason was not reflected in the market.
The stock was strong all day. The
recent advance indicates that the dtvi-
dend will not take the street completely
by surprise. There are plenty of people
still short Of Canadian and n further
retirement Of such contracts might cause
a still further advance. After 3 o'clock
there were bids for the stock signify
above the market. but not high enough
to indicate Il pressing desire on the part
of any one for stock. Possibly the
situation in Canadian Pacific In a
general way is that the small shorts
have already covered and that the big
shorts, on the other hand, will stay
short. The fact that the Canadian
Pacific has ordered paid n dividend not
completely earned, whatever the reason
ing of the directors. will not materially
change the view of the street regarding
its future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

American shelters and Mexican
Petroleum. the two stocks which have
periodically reflected hopes Of "A clear
ing vi OF the MeNiCan mess whenever
there has been talk Of Intervention,
were very strong. But this was not the
only reason for buying OF Shelters.
one trader bought some Shelters ac-
cording to "A peculiar theory Of his own.
This theory is that there is n peculiar
relationship between the price of lead
and the market for SHELTERS. Every
time lead has advanced in the past
few months the rise has turned out TO
be a bear point on Shelters stock. Con-
ycrscly. when lead has been marked
dow rapidly, SHELTERS has proved a
purchase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

FOR four months, "a @3ia per cent. for
hNe months and for over the year
sterling exchange was lower. Final
quotations were; Demand. 475% ca
bles, 4.76L.
Domestic exchange on New York: ST.
LOUIS par; San Francisco, Acc. pre-
mum MINNEAPOLIS, soc, premium Chi-
ago l5c. discount Cincinnati, par :
Montreal. $3.50 premium.
Call money on London was 3hI4
per cent short bills, and three months
bills, ~ at per cent.
Bal silver In London, &c 9-l6d. New
York, 1850.
New York Clearing House statement ;
Exchanges, $206,646,722 balance, sI5,-
677,S03; Sub-Treasury debit balance,
ib5i.7Q&.
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DIVIDEND

Com pany and Term. Stock. Amt. Payable.
May Department stores com y 20 Sept. |
Moline Pillow. quarterly ! pfd ~ % Sept. l
HomestHke Mining,
monthly .......-,... - CSC Aug. rs
Deere a Co., quarterly. ! pfd lAS Sept. !
Sharp Manuficturing
Corporation, Initial. 81. com li.T -
American Railways,
quarterly ,.......... com 10 Sent. 10
Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. quarterly. ....., com ?iS ca Oct I
Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. semi-annual. g.. pfd 90 Oct. 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

would Ike 20 reptt-'t' 900
firm abroad, Holland preferred a,
well educated; good npp"t'.. +.
French German, English anH l- :
travelled extensively, bose ut
Address r NJ, l-l- Commons.
Allstun, Mass,
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Amer AYR CN Is Erie gen - lJ5Oup. ...B2 ~
1000. lOIl2 1000 50 1000. ...O3
Am Ayr drh - rH con is lOOO>S0 90
1000 ....p 2lg 5000. - Ipcnni AIS %
AT cv Is ftW & Rio g Is ton ctfs
1000. lO2 1000 90 5000 lO27s
AT & 81 c"n Is Gen Electric - Rcp las Is 1910
1000 ...HO%~ 1000. iu27sI loon. ...p 2TS
AtCoaSt Line + IllCcn ChJcn - 3uOOn p3
1000 SIS lunn andI SILK Iron VI SIS
Ualt&O gold t. Illinois ST. has eOOn 3 1i2
].l1lo,3l soils 1000. IS -, IStl6SF IS iG2i
Halt &Ohio gas lnsCons COP CIV 5000, . I 40
10000 30 Hs 1877 .Scahd Al ref Is
rcth Stl fdg SIS 5000. | "a 5000. -
1000. lOOl2 lntcrb K r rctlScnhd A l. adj
Bhn IN Gas list Is 10000. ...B2
1000. lOIl2 1000 q 7l2 So Bell + K T "a
Cen Leather = lnterboro Met 1000. q : "a
1000. oa7s col trust tas SO Pacific cv IS
1000. 90 1000. .,.7IlsI 5000. %
Cent Pnc 3'gs 1000" - 50 Pacific cv -
iop0. .s5ll Int Navst5s 10000. sofa
Cent RR NJ d 1000 56lI Sopacihc ref -
1000 ! zig Kings Co FLAP |sOOOiSlO : ~
CH&G JOINT IS cv Is lU2a So Rwy rr ,>
5000 % ola 1000. | 20 1000. &c. q q
[ NJ SNtn cN y Lack ST. IS 1850 Union Pacific Is
1000. u 2, $4,000. so 1000. "a 3l2
{ y " GIN - Marine cit i'ts l. = steel 81 Is
euuo. - 3}s 1000. ..,O2l4l 1000. O2lp
Chi RIA p nv Is 5ooN>GO GAS WabPrcr isi Is
5000 y OhS 1000 90 ccrulCates
ChiStP & en- certificates $4,000. 49,. IL
1000 | Iai l%ooco,'o 63la Westc III cv IS
Chile Conner y MohanSTc1 IS 1881 "
5000. ale 5000 = 53I $1,000. | -
Colo South Is Nat Tube Is 1000 | Ils
20o0. SIS 2OOu. ...p 7lpll5OOO. l. | S3l
Con Gas cy6s NN&Qucens IS 10000. . / -
5000. ! | ga 1000. .lOl 5000. l | AIS
bet Edison Is Norfolk & " Is i5ooo | / ~.
1000. lo2la 1000 IS $4,000. | l 37s
Dis Sec Corr - NorthPacihc rs
1000 &c. 500 +00Us3o. 90 70
Total bond sales par value, ~ .o7s.ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
Cincinnati, indianapolis &
Western Railway COMPANY
CONGRATULATIONS

10 the Holders at Certificates Of Deunsi, "A
The Equitable Trust Company Of >ev
York. issued under the IIondhold,,..
Agreement, dated July %, ipii. "a,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis & Western
Railway Company Eirs, aud Refund.
Ing Mortgage -Four Per Cent. ,rlfty
Year, Gold Bonds and for the Indiana.
Decatur A Western Railway Company
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. ,Ior,,
Year, Gold Bonds, and to the holder,
OF such certificates stamped n, AZ.
scented to the Plan and Agreement ~
REORGANIZATION Of Cincinnati. Indian.
apolis 4 Western Railway Company
dated June 4. 1876
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho -f.y.
mentioned Plan and Agrecmen; ~ ns,..
ganization has been declared operative A.,
effective.
Each holder OF a Certificate ~ Dsr5.,,
above mentioned Is hereby notified 90 pa.
on or before September !. 1915. 90 the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY ur NEY
YORK, a. Deposltary, As required g.. al
under the terms OF the Plan aaI ',-a.
ment above mentioned. the sum a, 5s
for each $1,000 bond deposited by h.n On.
titling him to receive under the term, oil,
the Plan OF reorganization when the Pan
has been contaminated:
$500 par value In new Firs, Mortsavs
bonds.
.ano
49,, ''" >'"s'
sao
80 " :" '' '""""'"" sue"
N''.' '' ''''"E i"' 80
N'h
~ "'''''' upon "'N
~ p',e" 10 .h. 10
r VI '''.'' or
stamping thereon me iac' OF - % rA
nent-
pepos!'ors NAV either make such p..-
meat IN iull or. AZ their option. rts %,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

IofaI saRs to-day, 67&loos shares. Same day 1914 Exchange close
January to date. O2SSS45. Same period 1914 A 1862 O3o
Where a C. follows a quotation 1t Indicates n bid or orer for a .,.r..
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
NEW CITY NOTES.

NyNty - MS Sept IFS iook ioo,t IL;
N YCty...e MS Sept i,rs 1929 io2rS s.ts
N Y Cy...s Ms Sept MI i0sls 10 loa.s ,ss.ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10

ia dividend.
Where y 20 follows
a quotation II indi.
Gates q bid or offer
ior 10 shares.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
pRo.pwAY STRAND.

merly the Broadway, will reopen
Sunday. April IL. under new man
agcment and with policy which
viii reproduce AZ Detroit prices the
essential features Of the famous
strand theateT IN New York. Music
will be made as important a feature
as the pictures. a magnifcent 5G-stop
organ, by far the larges; In Michi-
gan. having been Installed A Is
piece orchestra under the direction OF
Hugo Kalsow. and Doris Marvin, So
prano. viii be additional musical fea-
lures. The thea,er has been entirely
reruodsied and redecorated. with \
new main entrance and better faclli-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Why these Russians should have
stolen old men and women and In
sane folk from their homes. The
taking OF men OF military age was
quite permiseible-although few such
men remained to be taken. can
understand the stealing OF children.
That has been q Cossack custom for
centuries. and his customs are not
modified by any such modernities
as the rules of war. I can compre-
hend his taking women and girls.
But why did he take the old man on
crutches from Darkehmen, or the 81.
year-old man from Stallupoenen, or
the insane man from Ptlkailen, or
the great-grandfAther from Goldap 2
l have but one possible theory.
These old folks would suffer-abom-
inably-upon the march to Russia.
So would the Cossack heart be made
glad.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

sons celebrated poem. "Enoch Arden,
and tells the story Of an old Union
soldier who Teturas 20 his cid hoJne
20 years after ne had been reported
killed TO fnd hts wife has married
Confederate veteran a bit of pathos
marks the finale. when the old man
takes his leave without making MS
real identity known Mr, Dowrey,
who lives az No Se3 Townsend ave:
n supported hy Charlotte Willard and
Frank II swain The Oiivotu trou.
badours are talented musicians. ana
other acts include O'Brlen and krodie,
in singing novelties. the Monet and
Claire trio, international dancers Al
Espe and Paul. eannon-hau 1ugglers
and comedians. and the photo come
dfeA
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

. --.| = - -.
O1noinx u An Art and has fts mas
I1T1 nu1 mfstres<es. and ons of the
/o1dora u undoubtsdly Joan Sawyer.
1ko vii make her hrst appearances
~ Detroit next week IA the Temple.
Xh1 Persian garden IN New York.
W4Icn Wa opened by Miss SAWYER.
- bs~n the most popular place Of
~ hind IN that city. Miss SAWYER
80 the reputation Of being the most
<&0aufffui wnltEcr In the world, She
no been called "ths high prtsstess
~ fha dance and i-the peerless
<0soen OF the modern dance" She IL
I6o originator Of many novelties for
80 Ballroom and the stage. ineluding
Iho fox frot. which 10 probably the
@nost popular dance over invented.
There IL nothing aorobatic about Aiss
lssfures Of her dancing are distine-
flon rsnnement and eraec In the
Palace theater. New York. Miss saw
yer has appeared is weeks within
$ear For the Temple engagement
.6he win have the assistanec OF
! ]Ooores Harcourt and Joseph Smith.
notsd male dancers and her own
Persian garden erchestrA SECOND
fsafurs OK the bill win be Chick
0oIa. = clever comedy prctsan artist
who Will Offer his original skit. "A
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
IS
EXCITED
Bitterly Fought Elec-
ton Campaign Draws
to Close

CHICAGO. April a.--Heavy gun
nre In what has been one OF tho
most bitterly-fousht municipal elec-
tions In Chicago's history closes to-
night Monster parades, mass meet.
ings In the largest auditoriums. and
street corner meetings. parade OF
loop district streets by individual
band wagons throughout the day.
pink teas and receptions In homes
OF wealthy fair voters. and gather.
ings OF women less favored by
wealth were some OF the numbers
on today's card. There will be only
sporadic campaign work Monday.
the day before the elections.
BY tacit understanding the Repub-
licans who ara fighting for william
Hale Thompson for mayor. formed
the army Of occupation OF Chicago's
downtown district this afternoon.
Tea thousand automobiles were at
the head OF q line OF thousands
more Of Republican infantry who
paraded the loop streets. Several
thousand women rode on floats
while others walked. There were
q dosen noisy bands at intervals
along the Sne.
The Democrats have the keys for
chicago's night.iatch. About sunset
four columns Of the Robert n.
sweitrer's army OF Democrats--
foot. horse and auto-wiil converge
on the downtown section from four
points OF the compass. The col
umns will make y junction at the
hotel Sherman, where Gen. Sweit.
rer win review his forces.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
GARRcK-

Lew Fields. the weIl-known come
dian. IN q new line OF endeavor for
him. will be seen in the Carrfck the
ater next week In the three-act farce
comedy. The High Cost OF Loving"
Mr. rfelds ~ so weli-known as a
buriesque and travesty star that IL
viii cEne as q delightful surprise 20
hts admirers 90 nnd this capable
The High Cost sof Loving Mr..
Fields has the role OF Ludw Kfinke.
the mustard king" of Milwaukee.
Ludwig keeps the audience In a per-
petual gale of laughter. but 80 deft
and sure IL Mr. Fields In his charae-
terlxatIon that laughter II frequently
choked with tears a. the sympathy
of the spectators II aroused for Lud-
Wig In several predlcaments In which
he finds hirnrclf Alice Fischer. a
well known piaye- has the role %
Mrs. Kiiuke presiSsnt % tke Civic
Purity league. and other capable
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
DANIELS AID
.WITHDRAWS
HIS SERVICE
Admiral Fisk Falls Out
With Navy Sec
retary
WASHINGTON is
RIFE WITH GOSSIP
Lack of Accord As to
Naval Policy Is
Alleged

WASHINGTON. April a--Rear.
Admiral Bradley A. Fisk's demand
to be relieved Immediately from
duty as aid for operations overshad-
owed everything else In naval cir.
eles today. II was admittedly the
frst protest against Secretary Dan
iels' methods. although Fisk gave
no reason for his action. Il has
been an open secret for months.
however, that the older navy ON
GERS were not In sympathy with the
secretary. II was felt that he, In
turn, was not In sympathy with a
liberal naval policy and his action
IN slashing the general board's rec
ommendations right ana left was
felt by most OF the high naval ON
cials TO be a reflection upon that
body's ability.
congress recently created the DO
sition OF chief OF naval operations.
which corresponds 10 that OF army
chlef-of-staff. This new position
renders the post now held by Ad-
miral Fisk obsolete and Il has been
known that, because Of his testi-
mony before the house naval af.
fairs committee. which was In ef-
feet criticism OF the Daniels ad-
ministration. Fisk was NOT to be
considered for the new post.
II was understood today that
Fisk. who still has another year TO
serve before retirement for age.
probably win be given command OF
one OF the navy yards The selec-
tion OF q chief OF naval operations.
Secretary Daniels said today. viii
be deferred until he can consult
with Admiral Fletcher and other
high officers.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

fledged musical show, The scenery
~ eiaborate. the costumes attractive
and tnodlsh and there - east or
10 tncluding sPrightly dancing
chorus The cast Is headed hy Myrtle
Adeil as Flora. Mary BQisoury and
ti.ne Lane. all OF whom have been
,.rlth musical comedy productions, The
ethsr feature viii have local Inter
est. for IL will tnIf6dnre Maurice Dow
new. a Detroit actor. I'm Fred ReA-
mans Celtic classic, An Irish Ar
Jsn. II Is an adaptation OF Tenny-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Ever since hts initial appearance In
Detroit as stock producer X has
been vaughan Glaxer's prsde 20 pre-
sent TO his Detroit friends the best
and latest % htGh-ciass plays. and TO
keep up this reputation Mr. Glaser
will offer next week ~ the Lyceurn
theatsr. Paul nickey'S The Mlsiead-
ing Lady" This Is n high priced
royalty play and ~ was only through
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Andrsw Mack. Irish actor and song
'ofer. Monday afternoon. at the head
.of raudeyllle bill declared 70 be
kth& bfsf that has yet been soen In
'<hle theater Mr.. Mack promises .
half dozen songs. his repertoire In
t1udinr ~WsdainE OF the Lily and the
kooo. Heart cf NY HcartsI Love
<Xout and the perennial fnvorite, ny
Ronrl IN \ Howery Girl Nr, Mack
Nm tell soroe new stories Roland
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

( 1Ro1l No. 7sas. FOR eonstruotfn9
U1(rined crock lateral sewer No. 1915.
K slie< Al block bounded by Elm
@oot. Eilcfy. Mack and Pulford ave.
-. where n2t airssdy built
IS(rI1>d crock lateral sewer No. 1880.
- oIlsy In blocks bounded By Mar
~ Ilvcrnois and LnEss nvennss and
@II1Y wePt Of Herbert street
Aell No. eeet For eon.truetinE
aOeys IN blocks bounded BY 81
rSs{s and East drand Boulevard
XAr{ ! n due and payable within 20
- from date Of fhis notice Parts
ard 4 become due and psyabls
"a two and three years. respect
49, viii interest st the. rate Of 4
cent. from the date when the
~! !; q. =; Sss y s: "a: A:
= - feuf shalt not be paid when
1eeens DUE : per cent penalty
ssssH'sss :: s:'sssss srss'ssa -'n y r ,:s -,
MAX C. KOCH.
><cDo ~ trsassrsr.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
VILLA GAINS
STRENGTH
Makes Alliance With
Former Enemy and
Gets Support

WASHINGTON. Aprn s.-Tha,
General villa. through his hurried
visit to Torrson. was able to eiimin-
ate former President autierres as a
factor In Mexico politics. and thus
greatly strengthen his own position.
vas made known today. Not only
had General Jose L Robes made
peace with villa and turned over his
troops to aid the latter. but his ex.
ample was today reported 70 have
been followed by the majority or
followers. Gutierrez was
said to be 8 fugitive. Through his
villa has prevented an
attack on Torreon and relieved ad-
ditional troops TO aid in attacking
hatamoras. While General Jose
Rodriguez proceeds with this attack.
scheduled to commence about Mon
day. villa Is expected 10 move
against Victoria. near Tampico.
viilistas here say all Villas early
everses, which they attribute to
oyer-confidence. has been Offset and
that the campaign against Carranza
vii. now be launched In earnest.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

~ the bill VII eurne Eoblns. tillsd
- -tho queer xnnElefnn who halls
from Europe ard oEers noselty In
which ne Initiates musical inxtrn-
1pents n = hEnloteas manner Then
III Celtic comeal9n In Q new Irish
-nInvlHt. "A Frfendfy C3n- Alfred
Dorxen. billed a. -the David Bfsph-
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