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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
Jranfreid5 mrtb @mklamo
nerri4tem Die iAnr,stige
0lrbeit fiir Gnglanb.
IGagt Der beutf4e RroH.
prin5 in elmer Wittaei@
lung an bic 4ffOs
citrte 8reffe.

lung On Dae III o'
eiirte preffe.
9enf, .S6peia. 20. San. Der
aruuprins Jrisbri9 Dii6eIm bdt benz
bisIissn aorrefpOnbenteH Der gtifociirs
ten qrsIie auf isin Griudsn. ibm cine
@rtldruHs iibsr ben ariag susuienSsn,
bic folgenbs ,bei @erbun4, %. Sa'
mar, butirte 4rtiport sef4ift:
,Sie baben mid erfu6t, bab i4 eine
8oti6aft on Dds amsritauiI8e Bolt
Idfden folIe. Da i9 Elm Sffi5ier bin
unb tsin Diplomat. babe ih teiN
!gfe4t, iO!9ss gu tbuu. @mn sic
tpuasn, min id Sbnen ubsF brsi Sings
Idssn: .erffeus: Sober ein5eIHe Dents
iae unb Ssftsrrsi9er lit feft baDOH
|iibsraeugt. baB mir fisgrei9 aus Dem
4rieg beroOresben tpsrben, uHb sr 1T
bsrsit, ieinsn lesten Sropfeu gIat bas
fir bersuseben.
,3peitens: Wir iiHb bapoH iibers
aeust, naB Der Eug tummen wirb,
mann bas frana0iiide unS oas ruff
DE bolt einleben tperbeu, odb fie isBt
Rur bic iamusiss 4rbeit fir England
Derri9ten.
,Orittsns: @ir srtpartsu DON 4me.
Iiia abiOIute Geredtistett. abioIutss
.fair pIap" IN allen SingR.
.Gs fiub biss meius perf0nIideH
SOssu, absr pisls, ia fuit ole meiusr
9aRbslsute iinb oerislbeu anfi6t.
Seq. @ilbelm, &rpupriR5.
Die Ruffen aud nod an 3
eiHem aHbern Rdrpa-
them 9ab pertriebeu.
Bten, pia 9OnbOn. 20. San. Gm
9tbenb Durbe pier bic folseRbe off
siegs 8stanutmo9uRs erlnfisH:
.Sm ipeItIi9en 9uIiSien unb in pOs
en- bat ss tart esidHeit. Die JOIgs
par, bab uur patrouiaeus unS Re-
iosnOssirunssgsfedts itattssfunSsr
5aben urS artiIItries.fe6te, po Bit
lllmitGnoe ss srIaubteH.
sSn ben &arputbeH tpeitIi8 oOm
llsTot paB, puroen bic 9tEgtiffs Del
auiien nit iaperen @srIuiten fir BIZ
asBtsren suriitseidlnsen. Bel @sssru'
Ifalss unS @oIppsca tpurbe Der Getnt
bon ben S0ben bss paffss Dsrtriebsu
unS mir ntuhtsu bort 400 Gefausene
.Sn bsr gutUtpino 1T ulles rubig.
General qdu foil ben
Ruffen beIfen.
Berlin, 20. San., auf brubtIpieH
@eae na9 GapniGIs, 6. 5. Die ueber'
1eetlde Hdnrlmienagenrur III poH9eAI
IN Der Sdpeis aug beuuari4tist NOR
ben, baB General gsrulb puu, Der BE.
fannie fransOiifds 4uneefiibrsr, mad
!RubEunb sei6idt iDorbsn iei, i'm Dor
has aOmmanoO iibsr cine ruiTif8s ar
nee an iberrebmen.
Sas @orbriHgtu Der Sir'
ten i'm 2du!rfus.
2cnbon, 29. San. Cine Depei9
ous Stills, bem 5ouptquartier be
:uFiiden Mrmes i'm auusaius. Lduts
ME fOist:
.Iiinfais grisdifde S6rfer IN b.
litmsebaas nDn Sass, tn fiiSIi4sl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

6uben am Donntritag I'M
Dfen pber Meitsn ifatts

DFsn pber Wtitsn isatts
g<funben.
Berlin, 20. Son, per Gunfsns
telegraph na1 aonbpn. Der am Grsi.
tag pom bsntfdtn 9anptquartier Der.
Offsntli4ie offisielIe 4eri9t Iautst ME
folst:
.gluf Dem ipeiilsHtn arisssidau<
plat pdbrsnb elmer Ra8ts serpebition,
bic BON sinsm unIersr JlisserseidDas
Der gema6t ipurbs. ipurbsn bic brisis
Iden propiantmasasine in Diiniir6en
anssriffsn unb ss ipurben Disls gOm'
Sen auf bisTsIben sef4leubsrt.
Gin ansriff, Der BON benz Jtino m
ben Diinen norbipstlia Don Risuport
stmdHt purbs, iDurbs tpuroe Don un'
fsr,n Sruppsn suriidsei&ldssu. Der
syeinb, ber an elmer StelIe Biz an uu'
fsre grdb.n Dorbrdns. ipurDe NIT 81.
nsm 8ujonetiongriff ipdbrsnb Der
ylad5t 5uriidsstrisben.
.SiibIia Dom Ga 8dfise aanal
berIudten bic gnsIdnber ppiitionsn
suriid5usrObern, bic mir ibnen ubS..
nommtm batisn. Die slnsriffs fDur5sn
aber mid asihtisieit absef8fasen.
.glm iibrissn sbtil Der Grcnt bat
iid nihts ipi1tiess ercisnet.
.auf BEN 5nliden ariessfduupIab
finb qnsriffe Der RuHen in Der G,essnb
pom Ruiien, norb6iilia BON @umbins
nsn In Sftpreubtn, NIT idperen wers
luiten fur ben Jsinb suriidsei4lassn
porhen.
.Jm n6rbIi4en pclen III bic 9dss
lnpsrdnbtrt.
.Rorb1itlict BON B0liuotp unb 6its
lid) DON 9opir5, i'm mittleren poleH,
Dsrtrisbtn unfsre srupptn ben Geiro
aus ieinen Observation-Disclosures unb lie
braHgsn bann Bis In pn 6nupipoiisjs
neH Mhiien elm. Die eroberteu SddH5s
ardbsn ipurbsn Bis auf sinen ileinen
5bsii btrIeIb<n pon uns btbdupist iino
trob Ddbreno Der Naht seHuhtsr beis
tiger Gsgtruugriffs fit bic @srtbsibis
gung b<rgeridtst.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
Weseu bic SutO,pina
Der Sauptf6Idg ber
Oefte5rsi4er gtri4tst

feiu.
! 81 ptttrsburg, 20. Jauuar.
Sttrit Saumsip, Der Uiilitdrfcf.
lmaun Der 9Orienseituns, faste in eis
mem artitsl iibsr bic Gage in ben aars
patbeH, bab Der Sauptungriff Der
IGeiterreiher poruusf4tli9 bon ibrem
eTtrem rsdtsn Tliisel in Der tptliIiaeu
9nfnnina rus srfplgsn fDirn. mo iis
boffsn, ben RumGnen S4u9 bisteu su
fDnnen.
| Diefe 2fniift tpirb burh bic aonr
lseutriruns Der pisrien 5ftsrrsidif&en
4rmes bes Ser5oss Soiepb. bic burd
pier oeutI9e Mrmeelosps erftdrt!
ipOrben III, beitdtigt.
Die ausfi9ten auf BEN
fHbSfli4eu ariesss
i4aupIas giinffiser
4rt.
Berlin, 20. San. 9tuf brabiLOIeul
Dss. nd9 SaBpills. 8. 8. Di. srmus
tbigsnbften Rrisssnddrihten pom
Ibeiri9sn StaHbpunit aug sommsu DON
ben aarpatben. no bic Seftsrreifs-
liest i6on felt msbreren 5agsn siolgs
reid setpsfsn iiHo. Der Issis .pidtigs
Grfolg Der Oeftsrrsitsr bsItauS in Der
gsrtrsibuns Der RuFen aus BEN Ras
lspds Sbal.
WisRr Sspsiden sufolse tDssben
Die auF,n ipabrfaeinIi6 baIO sssfpun-
gen iein, pisbsr aembsrs gu rdumeu.
Ipsias Siapt iis felt brei Monattn be.
liebt babsn.
gluf allen arisssidaupldssR bsrrf4i
liebt taliss @.tisr. bas iuabrideiuIi6
lIdnsers 3sit anbaltsn ipirb. Sn Gfts
lpreubsn 1T bic sempsr1tlr auf 13
Grab iikr gauI sefalen, iOtDsit bat
la6er bns salte Metter bic ntiIitdrii6s
sistib;tdt nod niat bthinbsri.
Cine 9epsIdE. bic am GrGtag, rpn
Mi!belmsbapen tommsHbT In Berlin
Isinsstroffsn TT, mstbet, baB Elm Tsann
poH Der 9sigbung oss am Sountds IN
Der gorbIx psrientisn bsutihM puns
ssrtrtusers ygIiiHsr4, DON btuti9en
iSdiffsn atrtitei ipcrbsH isi. Dies
gisbt gu Der SOffnuHs ginlab, bub
nod Gnebr 2euts Don Der .gliiter" In
Idbnli5sr Deiie rufgsfiI4t pornsH
IfinS.
Die gsrlinsr 3tiinnssn b,rSffsntIis
den bsn eusliI6sH gsridt iiter be
Gni&la6t; iie balien absr gIei9seitip
an ibrsr bisbsrigsn Anunbme fsit, bob
g fi9 ipdtsr sripeiisn ipsrbe. buB bic
Briisn mebr ols en- S6iff IN benz 4ts
Ifsdi psrIoren babtn.
Gin Heridt iibsr ben Staub Der
Gpnrbantsn i'm btltIhsn Reid 5eisi,
IDdb i'm ssabte 1914 bic GtnIagen iim
$3.50, 100000 ssgsH cas 9oridhr 5as
Igsnommsn batsH.
Dir aasfubr BON aaIt Dst.
boten.
Berlin. 20. San. Der RsiGs.
0nssigtr psrSfftntIibt Elf 0etrei. ins
tier iptldxm bic 2tusfubr bon auIiicls
ssn unS bic bdrnus bssssitsutsH pro'
loafis Dsrbcssu iutrS. l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
6uRlaub ner,uabrt ii9
bagegen
5riebensunsrbietuRss ges
mudt an hdben.

ct. pttersburg, 29. San. 9is
8iener augemeine 3eitung Der6ffent.
.Ii9te oieTer sase etusn Qrtitel, in benz
oueeoeutet purbe, baB Rublanb tptI'
lens iei, nit SeferrsId llngQrH
Irieben gu idlieben auI Der goiis Der
9lbtretuns Sits@aIi5isns an RuBIaHc,
rno Der GinDerIeibung Serbisns in bic
OpppeI Wpnarhie.
Das ruiiiI9e balboffioieIIe gu5rias
ten 8ureau bat nun bieieu 9eridt in
tateeorii6er @etIe fir urtpabr ertldrt
unb btllSueefiist, bab es BON ben 0iter-
FeihiI6en 3eituneen NIT beittmmtsR
9lbIi6tsn in nmIauf geIsst tpOrben 1T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
81 @fpreueen (6einen sic 2iuGsn eine
nene @fen(tpe pom 2loroen 6er
5n per(n6en.
Someit ,umroen lie aber iiberaQ 5,triif.
gei0laget.

lt suOna aRrHnaa I'm ben
ohnal ui6x Panal Hth
usff4m arassaups fuSu IN
bs in bic es GhMHam n5Hn 3afauO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
Die tiirfiId)en 2sprppiten
Sinb am Golf oou Suea
an1eto men.

RairO, aeeppten, 20. Suruar.-
Die tiirtii9en @OrpDiteu finb IN Der
@eeeno bon SDr uuo SIbri, auf Der
'Sinoi 5oIbtniel. onsetcmmsn. So'
nett baben nur unbeDeutenos @orpos
iteusefeats itnttgeFinosr.
Tor Iiest am Golf Don Sues, La
WseiItn iii6li1 DON Suea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

Srdnstautaiien, finb bon ben siirfen
3erit0rt tporben. Die gris9ii9e 8ep0l.
ferung ersriff bic JIu9t unb bic
Grauen unb ainbsr follen ur1ter Der
ifrengen 3dlte firdtbdr gelitten ia.
ben. @iele Der Wsdnuer ioaen gsfdns
gen geHommen tporDen fem,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

SIR Ohio Snbiana unb msii
Dirginsn: Sdnss am Samstdg; am
SOnntae sdnes ober Rssen; iDdrmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.

High Low Clos Ne. -isi|
es'.s eat. est. ing Oh High Low.
, AdamsH1n ~ II 1t ~ 70 20
81 Alaska G MISC i2s las - 100 ire
Alo&Sus4s sra 49, M aI ~
II Am AgricCh
10 AnCotOpHooii ioot4 1904 1911, sa,,
10 AmHaL es 1921 i7 io:la - I 1887. loOl,
- AsmSec os ios ioth io+A , 4 los 1861,
sie Am T 4 T
cv1ss 100 ssh se't ~ iooia "a
a Am T q
cite. SA ST. ~ Y ss,1 n
BAmwrtP5s ~ ~ IN ~ so
81 Armourt1s s2f Hi1 "a 4 "a Sia
II AT&T cv "a o.. ~ a<H Z ns.
ArasFHaS
Ok go % Is ~ o,
BATaSf
us.....ioiA 1914 ioih ioiH ioi
A S
CIV e.. SsH ssn oA $40 9sI
SEQ 4 WASP
CIV q. 1880, ess1 49, soH +,s ~. nA
iSs A
rns as Ca. ss > y ss,. so7,
s~ATaSFShL 81. s7s. s7H . ~ NJ
II ATaSF ada So - 49, ~
81 AT & SF sd
"std si., ss', SAN -iH 81 s..
SO AtlCIine Is eil. sia 9iIt VI e3 SIS
All G Line
col Il RS "a "a ~ s7i< ~
A BaO gold Is SOL ~ 's9it gil, ss
1916 B&Ocv AS ssl2 81. So ~. S. SOL.
a. B&O p Ea
WAS. 7sp, 1915 1914 Is
II Baos.s.. siiz 81 Il. ! s2I1 SCI.
20 Is d
g.s ..... ssr. s9ls So, o0rs sTl,
"a Beth 81 IS ioo'a 1901. 100. :. loi osa
is3 BethStl fdg
ts 9,, SIS, SIS col. ST.,
i2a BRIT IS 1918 so7, s.t. g8,, /, 100 rs +,
II Il is 900. So, So. 81. ~ ssr, 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

Last week 100000,
Previous week. 81 $4,000.
Ian. To date. slel, 927.OOO.
same period 1914. 81 ! 4.o59,0OO
Seller 20 dAys Sat :Sellcr 10 days ga,
sScl'cr 2 days nat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
H CURB MARKET.

Transactions In detail IN the marke,
asst wee. Mere as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
HERE IN BILL POSTING SUIT
q. =. Attorney to Take Testimony
Of More Than Fifty Defendants.

United States Attorney Charles +.
Clyne and II. @. Clabough arrived here
from Chicago Yesterday ready 10 take
the testimony OF defendants in the Gov
ernnent's suit against tho Associated
Bill Posters,
There are Nifty Individual defendants,
besides corporations, and tho examina-
ton Of witnesses for tho defence will
begin Tomorrow In room 230I OF tho
Worlds Tower Building. 10 West
YortIsth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
Speculative Aspects Of the Rise.

That quoted values have TO any
sr"a, extent recently reflected strictly
Investment purchases will not be pre-
ended by close observers. Investment
buying is not apt 70 come with a rush
nor are the hopeful portents Of .he stock
market dependent upon reading invest
ment activities into them. Indeed, Il
Ia Of more optimistic significance that
speculation In largely 70 account for the
action OF tho share list. That Il has
been a speculation almost wholly of
professional quality goes without say
Ing. A public response has been el,c-
tied. but Il has been small. and tho
very professionalism OF tho speculation
has more meaning than II tho public
were indulgfng aleatory ~propensities.
A professional speculation for tire rise
represents the consensus Of a community
trained TO anticipate the future and ex-
port in ~discounting II. Moreover the
fact Of this speculation is whA, makes
the Wall Street stock market In tho pres.
ent month OF March q matter of sign,n-
canoe for tho whole country. II shows
that tho spirit OF enterprise IL rey,ytnp
In tho quarter where II 10 most sensitive
10 the influence OF a profitable pros
pect. and Is evidence OF shrewd and dis.
corning perceptions that general bust
H'SS mas bJTUflNlUR t4se ahead of II
than continued and profound depression.
Premature manifestations OF specula-
tive proclivities are common In tho an
nails % tho markets. nowhere mora 10
h in tho Wall Street stock market
Yet lie would he a preJudiced observer
indeed who refused to catch some in
fectisn Of hopefulness from the way in
which Wall Street has lately been turn
ing aside from tho considerations that
have paralyzed business endeayor and
has been asserting lts belief that forces
were AT work for an ultimate res,ora-
ton OF prosperity. The most auspIcious
or contemporary omens for the general
welfare Is that which Ii furnished nv
me spring rise In stocks and the nature
OF the market In which the advance
In value has occurred, despite surround
Ing circumstance that make tho average
man wonder what Wall Street is getting
20 optimistic about.
" he Will open his eyes he Will 400
mat the stock market Is measuring tho
recovery which has Tor some time been
under way In Fundamental conditions
and that its representation Of further
recover Is c~orroborated in other direc-
tions, as In the rising strength ~ Tho
market for various commodities and sta
pies, conspicuous.y copper and other
lH"'dls ana COTTON, when has established
Itself around and above "A price OF ten
cents a pound. Speculation at any time
usually runs to an extreme, and tho
present speculation in the stock market
Is no less likely TO ovcrdo matters than
previous speculative movements. We,
this very speculation Is advertisement
TO the whole country thai after
years Of bear markets and increasing
business depression. accelerated by the
European war and ending in panic and
crisis. IL Is time 10 recollcct that the
invariahle consequence OF such a cycIe
IL a protracted swing upward in values
and a prolonged expansion Of volumes.
1t was not only the activity OF thu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
NEW HAVEN PLAN Is
ENDORSED IN BOSTON
Chamber Of Commerce Favor>
Legislation for Roads
Rehabilitation.

EosroN, March 2e - TIE time mas
to place the blame FOR the condition OF
tho New Haven road. and the vital
problem to-day is TO discover immed.-
a:ely means 10 put 1t back on It's feet
financially. IL the sent m.nt voiced in
the report % the special commission OF
the Boston Chamber OF Commerce APP
pointed 20 consider the legislation pro-
posed by the Public Service Commits
sion and agreed to by the New Haven
railroad looking toward the financial
rehabilitation ot the system. BY a
uuau nous vote the board of directors
of the Chamber OF Commerce has an
proved this report and forthwith placed
that org nization on re ord as indorsing
tae plan.
The ~ cial committee Is composed of
W. Eodman Peabody. lawyer. Of Davis.
Peabody & Brown. r.. X. Hall, vice.
president - the Telephone company ,
Sias Peirce. head OF the nrm OF Silas
rcir-e q co. and Charles +. Weed.
.iWysr.
Referring to the question o, placing
the blame the comm t;ee says:
IL: seems to your special committee
that the vital problem to-day FOR the
Chamber % Commerce TO consider Is not
tie proportion In which blame for the
present condition should be distributed
ht' hoN a great railroad system may
bc 80 rchihllitatei that .t may render 70
the community the s"rrCe which con-
st.'utos it, reason for eNistc1o"
Referring TO the suggestion that The
CON mission get power to authorize the
railroads to secure py mortgage notes
and t.bsitus-s upon which the railroad
company IS the original and principal
ob.isor. but 20 exclude from the mort
gag- e~3nt'lseut Liabilities ana bonds
already secured by another mortgage.
the o,ulwl'fee saws:
This VIII help 10 settle many diff
cult i.sil questions il regard . the
status OF securities issued by othc- COM
panI,s 20. the payment ~ which the
Now Haven railroad is = guarant1r
Tbs provision. together W.'h the one
following. vii permit, the funding Of
$50 10n."r0 ~ futtinE 1ich:edress now
carried ty 'ha railroad az = high ~
forest cost The annual saving ~ in
t"rc4t Nil. be approximately $500. 900
Commenting on the suggestion that
tac stock now In t-e hands u the public
Doe validated and The company be au-
thor.zci - issue long term bonds for
tho purpose % funding is present foat-
lrg deb, the report SAYS
This VIII not. only determine the
status OF tie stock now In the hands Of
tie pubic but WI TX with certainty
;h- amount o. Indebtedness which may
Gee funded ay the ra road. ,or the law
provides that IL" company may. with
t.c approval ~ the Public Service Com
mission. issue bonds up 20 twice the
amour; ~ IS capital stock
The statute, however. expressly pro-
v.l.s that the validating OF these se-
cu~.tes does not give the company tn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

wANTBD-re negotiate loan OF 3et, 900
IN right Of way. franchises, rolling stock.
tracks. depots and terminal facilities OF
railroad three and q half miles long lead
ing TO county seat of prosperous county in
Alabama. Money to be used for track lay
ing and trestle construction on line. Can
give ample references and proper protec-
lion TO lender for correct use OF money,
Right of way owned and grading work com
ple,ed. ASHVTI.LE COOPERAGE COM
pANY. nc. Ashv!lIe, Alabama.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Rsuroad ana other shares.

Ire following table gives. in addition to the sa.s FOR the past eek az. -,,.
of stocks n the sew York Stock Exchange their dividend y. IL az n. 49,,
dates calculated on the closing sale Or bid pHceso o Friday night;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

e.. nsh LD Y-
rpsox.b , a.. az. oss i. - 9.f.
cnGsrfi "
49, as,< %, o,. 81. N, O,
ia ~ q e AZ ~ /"
Csriare reg s.,. 90. s.i5La. s2l1 :st1
,AruT. al. az 81. Is. 90 9sit
tCH go " "
an ,'I,,v a.. "a 20 "a -, -
o.u1 ia ia ~ ma
;CbITWss
,,s- III i,o,. III ~ I'M.
Il chuuspux
%
CaPw 81. 1927. icat1.io2. ,os.. ,o,.
ss CNaS,pcv
IS rcts : .. ioi,, ioi,, 1911. d, ,o,,, ,oo,.
- CMaStP cv
As o. o.. Of o.. NV pss
81 cMaStp
gm IS co., pa,, aais - Il, 1917 %
10 CMaStP
n as SAL -, 49, . % a.,
7CM&StP IS 90, % 90, III, Of. So
10 MaStP
deb Is ssi, SIS, $40 - 0i, ~,
7C&NW stL
PAW ssi6 io5 Is 4itii 100 io,i.
II CNNW gm
s. 10 10 10 - no. 100
C&NW gin
"stmpd. ga o2ia ga - = "a 81
Il f&NW 1ts II Sil Il Il -,
u CtR}ststjs - ej - -. ~ pt.
10 'lcvSL IS % s?', 3 49,. Of
70 ChIS Is
hrNs II, 81. 2i't a.. IS isi,
- CRtaPR}5 - ~ 80. 81; g., 81
81 CRlapRy Is - ~. - 81. ~.
- ~CklaPrfis" - - II u 81,
Il CdNind u. u II - :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

P 10 Niitstcs Il iO. Il Gs 20 =.
J IL NJ Rvs 4lI
IS 80 81 % l'. 81.
'Nf~ras TO-. IV>i. Jos us. 10. Z.
- y Tel :
r..... n sS, s;,. q. eei ol',
q y Weston
&Bostas. ;3a @s IA 43'9 7?a &C. {.
81 y & " cv
ras ...io2'. ioi'. lo2'. IL. 100 icoi,
3 NV NV - -. 81 Ss7s 81. -
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stock market and the firm strength
SHOWN BY prices last week which gave
the market the character Of something
more than a reckless gambling exploit.
IL vas its breadth n the n in
"hich dquifatinK sales almost wholly
ior Tore IN account were absorbed. Until
lately the principal movement in the
snare l.St had been limited 20 tho iu.
dus'rial department. Last week the
hitherto despiscd railroad sh ires came
m 70 Enthusiastically into favor and both
rail- Dad and Industrial stocks on what
j. called he inte-ndt.oua, list we're
bought quite confidently despite the GER
ti!uty that foreign offerings would have
90 be taken. The broadening out "
the speculative movement was a most
significant token Of the app- aching re-
vtval OF general confidence and Of the
spreading realization Of the vast buying
power which his country possesses.
Everything which mas happened In
the field OF international finance this
year has been contributing 20 such d
realization which could not more unmis-
takably express Itself than In the absorp-
ton Of railroad shares This absorption
is testimony also TO the growing aprecia-
ton ~ the important change which has
been taking place tn political attitudes
toward tho railroads. a change which Ia
OF favorable promise for public policy
toward every kind Of business enter.
prise. In odd ton the wonderful oper-
a'.ng efficiency which tho railroads have
been disclosing In reports show ng an
uneNdmpled CONTROL 81 operating eN.
peuses has begun To- he understood iu
Wall Street as a guarantee % ample net
earnings when gross revenues gain
again.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-19
STORMS RAGING
ON GULF COAST
From Florida to Texas Effects
of Tropical Hurricane Are
Being FeIt-GaIveSton
May Escape.

New Orleans. La, Aug. 1.-THE
tropical storm today ragged over a
large part Of the gulf of Mexico, and
its effects were being felt from west
ern Florida to eastern Texas and
about so miles inland. Heavy rains
with winds from 25 to 40 miles an
hour were reported. but no serious
damage to inland property or, shipping
was recorded. High tides are running
along the west gulf coast.
Galveston, Tex, Aug 16.--Apparent-
ly, the tropical disturbance which
Sunday is still conferred in the south
central gulf. At 9:35 a. m. today the
barometer read $3.50, and the wind was
blowing 3S miles an hour from the
northeast. There was some indica-
ton that the disturbance might pass
east Of Galveston.
Galveston, Tex, Aug. 16.-At 1880
D. m. the wind switched to the north.
At this time it Is blowing at a velocity
Of 40 miles an hour. The barometer,
which stood at 1888 at a. m. today,
was 1880 at 1880 p. m. The direction
disturbance would go inland a short
distance east of Galveston.
Occasional bursts of spray are
blown over the sea wall onto the bou-
leYard by the wind. The wall has al
ready successfully undergone q more
severe test than the one to which II is
subjected today. The weather bureau
has advised persons living in exposed
places to observe proper caution.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-19
PRESIDENT WILL
NOT SEE CABINET
Press of Business Forces Exec
utive to Postpone Rest Period
National Defense Pro-
! Grams Wait.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 16.-Presi-
dent Wilson today cancelled tomorrow's
regular cabinet meeting as we'll as his
usual Tuesday conference with the
washington correspondents.
The president had planned to see
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral
w. S. Benson, chief of operations, to-
day on the question of national de-
lenses, but postponed the meeting be-
cause of other business. Later this
week the president will see Secretary
Garrison. Neither Secretary Daniels
nor Secretary Garrison had completed
his report on national defense for
which President Wilson is waiting.
Administration officials are pressing
the president to return to Cornish for
as much rest as possible, but he had
made engagements which will keep him
in washington for at least another
week. The indications are that he may
not go back to Cornish before Septems
Der 1. N.r...