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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
TO PAY THE GUARD
Uncle Sam to Be Paymaster for
State Militia.
Proposition Receives Unanimous Al.
prevail Of Senate Committee
Will Help Solve Problem Of
Military Unpreparedness.
By EDWARD 3. CLARK.

(Staff Correspondent Western Newspaper
Union)
Washington.-The senate committee
on military affairs has given favora-
Bile and unanimous report to a bill
which will make Uncle Sam in part
the paymaster of the national guards
men of all the states in the Union.
This means that every Republican
and Democrat holding membership in
the committee is in favor of paying
the state troops out Of the funds in the
United States treasury for the actual
military work which they perform.
Army men hold that this will increase
largely the efficiency of the National
Guard, will help solve the problem Of
military preparedness and will largely
increase the enlistments in the mill.
tary organizations of all the states.
This federal pay bill for the militia
may not become a law at this ses-
sion, but members of congress seem
to think that its passage virtually Is
certain in the near future. Under
this bill the enlisted men in the guard
will be paid 25 per cent of the pay Of
man of their rank in the regular
service but of course the money will
be given them only for the hours in
which they are engaged in necessary
military duties, drill, book instruction
and the like.
For years the officers of the Ma
tional Guard from nearly every state
have been advocating this measure.
The government division of militia
affairs in the war department has rec.
commended it time after time Con-
gress was opposed to it, but recently
seemingly there has been complete
change of sentiment, the vote IN the
senate committee showing this conclu-
sively for it has been said every Dem
ocrat and every Republican in the COM
mittee gave the measure his sanction.
Regular army officers and guards
men alike have urged that nearly all
men when they are paid to do a thing,
no matter how small the payment may
be, feel an obligation to do it. They
say that drill attendance will be in
creased largely, that interest in the
guards work will be keener and that
the relations between the state troops
and the regular troops will be closer
than ever. In truth the unanimous
vote of the senate on this bill and the
approval which has been expressed OF :
the measure go to show seemingly
that this legislation is considered to
be one means of making the country
more thoroughly prepared to defend
itself If the occasion ever should arise
when defense will be necessary.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
Politicians who see something

Politicians who see something
prophetic in every move of promi-
nent man at the capital declare that
rivals of President Wilson will watch
with greatest interest his reception
In western states. 1t is not unlikely
that Champ Clark. Secretary Bryan
and "A few others will accept invita-
to offset some of the presidential
popularity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
VALUES TONGUE AT $4,000
Man Who Lost Half OF u taIIin9
Downstairs Sues His EN-
ployer.

Wilkes Barre, Pas Fawns places a
value of $4,000 on his tongue, which
he lost while employed by W. A. King
& Co. He has started an action In
trespass to recover that amount
Fawns alleges that he was descend
ing a stairway and that a defect in
one of the stair treads caused him to
fall to the bottom During the fall he
bit his tongue so badly that half of it
had to be amputated.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02

With the prospect of an extra SEES
sion cast into oblivion, many of the
members of the house and the senate
are preparing to take a trip to the
Panama-Pacific exposition. Some are
timing their journeys so as to be in
san Francisco when President VIII.
son reaches that city in the month.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
Rust-proof Ironwork.

A simple method of making iron.
work proof against rust is to heat 1t
until it is almost red-hot. and then
brush it over with linseed oil This
makes varnish which, unlike or
binary paint or enamel. does not chip
off,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
SkepticaI.

Minister calling on inmate of
PRISON. -"Remember. Mr. Kenney, that
stone walls do not prison make,
nor iron bars cage" kenney-
well, they've got me hypnotized,
then; that's all."-Dallas News
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
A Few Fragments.

Only a little of the first fruits OF
visdom-only few fragments of the
boundless heights, breadths and
deuths of truth-have ! been able to
gather Martin Luther.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02

A gossip is one who labors with
out thanks, talks without credit,
lives without love- dies without tears
and without pity, save that some
say it was a pity he died no sooner
Bishop Hull.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
Ere. Service to Wounded.

Petrograd.- Moscow the BARRIERS
shave wounded soldiers and cut their
hair free of charge. and in wilma l,5OO
cab drivers have rendered free service
to the injured warriors.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
1t is reliably reported that the manu-

in Canada within short time. The
Canadian government will, it is said,
endeavor to develop a military flying
corps to augment the forces now in
service in England.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
Beware Of Rust.

Sloth, like rust, consumes faster
than labor wears, but the used key is
always bright, Ben amin Franklin.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Grnite Strife in YDrtngal
@ebrere Solbaten ipesen reuulntio.
nGrer Rropaganba perbaftet.

9oris, so. @ar5. 9lbeeieben
bon monor6ii6en unb abii6tlid
iibertriebenen Wfitteilitngen 5eigen
gtafri6ten aus linparteiiiden uno
nerldbli1en Guellen, oob Die Strife
i'll Bortiigal III erniter Dirt FORT
oauert, iagt oas SournaI in einer
9epeid)e aus Nfoorio. 90 Staot.
pertretupgen baben Yroteite gegen
ben oiftotorii6en Gborofter Der gfe.
gierlng eingeihidt, niir II baben
lie unteritiist.
Ser bobe WebIpreis bat llnruben
neruriof)t unb 5oblreine @ddereier
ipuroen pom Yobel geitiirrtt 9it
&egieriing bot nit @onfen Inter.
bonolilngen ipegen einer slnlelbe be.
gonnen
Die 9epeffe beiagt tueiter, Dab
in Sporto mebrere Solooten pegen
repolittion6rer Bropaganoa nerbar-
tet nuroen uno oab i'm gabnbof III
@apa neun nit gfitroglDjerin &C.
fiillte gomben gefunoen fporoen
limb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Gitel nod Dor NelD=
port Stems.
aein 3eid)en baloigtr
Mbfabrt 81 trs
blifelr.
9teutralitats @erlebnnsen britiidler
SdJiffe 81 pereiteln.
&riessidliffe bnrd Sanbelsidiffe NIT
8ublen nerieben.
Die Miiiiun oeS Sfllafltififfes 9lln-
Die @iIiion bes Sdladtidiffes 9lla-
bama in 6amptpm &pabs.

geemport 9teps, 80. Nfdra.
9as SdIa9tififf 9Ilnbanla, bas
nad Den Sannpton &oabs geioitot
ipuroe, Inn bel Der 9ur6fiibrung Der
gtelttralit1t ntit5ubeIfen, fitbr belite
friib on ben nirginiiden8 8orgebireen
poriiber.
3onbeantte tpeigern fib nod ipei-
fer, ben ulpiterioicn Stotus bes oelit-
i6en Silfsfreu5ers @itel Srieori6
5ii erortern.
gfienaito ourfte obne offi5ielle
s(ittoritdt iid) Dem Bier Der @itel
n6bern. Sie ea1lae 9}aGt iiber itono
elm @a6tpoiten ant Tier5ugailg uno
ipurbe bel Sagesonbrud) abgeloit.
Son einer S6tigfeit on @oro bes
belitihen &reu5ers foniite man nidts
ieben lino &alid) itieg mir aus einenl
ieiner &ait6fange alif.
@ines Der bielen in S6iffsfreiIeri
Sirfiilierenben @eriidte eebt babin,
oaB britii6e Sanbelsid)iffe, Die bier
abfubren, nod ben 9rieesid)iffen
Der glaiierten. Die in Der Sobe Der
Iorgebirge tpegen Der gitel olti
8a6t Iiesen, aoblen gebra6t bat
ten. Gs miro niui eeiaet, oab elmer
Der 8riinoe fir Die @iltienbung Der
gQabaino na1 ben Santpton &oaos
mar, iol6e aoblentransporte 81
perbilloern, neil ooniit Die geeiitrali'
tot Ser Ser. Staoten gebroder
meroe.
90 q bineton, 80 @ara. =
1r1iiberit @iliou tpiirbe inforlniert
oab feline W0gIihfeit porbanoen lei
oaB ser bei,ti1e S5ilfsfreu5er 9rinl
@itel Sriebrid irinerbalb Der melt
traIen 9reimeilen.Sreuae bon Seem
port Stems nod gfeip Yorf. geber
fonnte. Ser Nr6iioent iogte belit'
geirnern, er babe bon allter1tiidel
Settle geohriht erbalten, oaB bel
Siefgong bes Sftffes cine Sobr
iilnerbolb Der genanitten Gone lGng:
Der aiiite nift sulaiie, ulto fiist'
bin5u, er iebe ald) feinen @ritno
ipesbalb Der 9opitGn Der @itel oas
@erIangen baben iollte, na6 gten
Oorf sll eeben. Der HrGiioent be
rnerfte ferner, oaB er feline slngi
bGtte, oaB &onlpIifationen eiiltretel
f0nnten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
aein ,8eitedumgfOnos".
ySilep nno SpmomSs ipraden blus
BON yEnbli5itatsfunos".
Observation-Disclosures Siirfte bic
Sabnen ppm Scroad]t reimigen.

Gaming W3i9., 80. M6rs.
Ser geineiniume 9lusid)uB beiber
Sdllier Ser 2egisIatiir, pel6er Die
acknowledgement interfitft, bab Ole
9obnen ongeblid einen rgcite
6itnes- 6onos" anfgebra6t bGtten,
Inn cine @in 5ilr Grboblng Der
Haiiagierroten ourd5uicten, ber-
nabm geitern cine grobe sln5abl bon
3eligen. 9os Sauptperbor ipielte
ii9 aber nit ben 9lbgeor6neten en-
nonos unb 8ilep ab, Die oen Jog.
Cunningham Sfanbol Dor oos
Saus gebrnd)t batten. @eibe 9lbge-
oroneten gaben III Dem f9orfen Ser
bor, oem iie our6 Gen. Ufllrtbo
unteriporfen tpuroen, oil, oaB iie ME-
mails bon ei1ent ySelte1iingsfonos"
ionoern MIR bon einem rVilbli5i-
t6tsfonbs" Der Giienbabnen geipro-
6en bdtten; oaB iie eiilen iolden
6onos fir geieblid) bielten; inb bob
iie feline ionitigen SSSnformationen
bdtten, ipelde Die 8abnen in einen
| i6lehten 8eroadt bri1gen fonnten.
9os &eiultot Der geftrigen
Sisung oes &omites mar nad) oll.
gemeiner 9lnfi9t, baB bic Inter.
iu9lIng, faIls ni9t nod l1nporber.
geiebenes bel Dem Terbor nit Der
iibrieen, nod 5u pernebmenoe1 3ell
gen eintritt, Die giienbabnen por
ailem 8eroaf)t rciftisen miro. %
nit ipGre aber Der &aten-9in frei,
0ahn aeeeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Note at Gnglanb fer.
tiggeiteat.
Sbre SerOfftntlidnng
nad Gintreffen in
9DnoDm.
aeine gruteitnute nDrlanfis an
Sentidlanb ST ienoen.
Die MIiipn bes Sol. !6pnie anf lei
ner Spnr onrdD europa.
aein Jriebens Ibseiambter, iaste
bente Der Er1iioent.

@aibington H. 80. MGr5 9rd-
iioent @ilion iogte beute 9eiudern,
baB iein perionli6er 6reunb, Col. q.
g. Souie, Der ii6 ieet in Giiropa be,
finoet, feinerlei Wtiiiion BORT babe
@ieberboIt ipuroe beri1tet, oab ser
Oberit Weloltneen iiber Sriebensaus,
iid)ten erltatte. Ser YrGlioent iagte,
ooB iein Sreino leoiglib Die Ser
bdltnife beobadbte.
8afbington. II. 30. 0Gr6. Brd-
iioeitt @ilion gab beute befannt, oob
Die omerifariide geote on @roBbri-
tannien betreffs oes britii6en &abi-
nettsbefebles fait poaenoet lit itito in
ben naditen "a Stinloen na6 Con.
bon gefabelt weroen ioa. Der SIT
balt Der gfote iperbe neroffentli6t
Deroen. iobalo Tie Dos britiide slus-
DGrtige slmt errei6t b6tte. Dtit
9fiidiift aiif @roBbritannien eriud)te
or, Dab fid Die amerifaniibe Yreiie
feinen Speflrlotionen iiber ben SIT
bolt Der gtote bingebe
SorlGufig miro feine TroteItnote
nit 9e5ug auf Die Serienfung bcs
amerifanii6en Segelififfes @iliam
g. Srpe ourh Den bcuti6en Silfs.
freuser 8rins GiteI 5rieorid) ar
9eutidllanb geinnbt iperoen. De,
Braiioeltt iagte, Ole &esieriung bGttt
nod nidt alle getpiillidten Snfornta
tionen be5iielid Der Srnse erbalten
Der Die @igeittii1ner Der 9aoung 6ei
Srpe getpeien itiio.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
@iafarberri6aft 5nr
See.
&ebanblnng ber Mntila
onrd) 6rOBbris
tanien.
9lmerifaniider 9ainpfer ubne alien
8rnnb beiflagnabn,t.
Scin TerIonal ppn Triienmanmidlaft
in Saft gefebt.

9eep gorf, 80. Wfdr5. 9opt
Geo. Cornell bon Dem amerifaniiden
0anpfer 9lntilla i6iloert in einem
beute eingetroffenen Sdreiben ont
Gbelps 0rotbers & Co., bic ben
0onpfer BON @oro 9inie gedartert
batten, ipie er fiir5lid bon Dem bri.
tii6cn &reuaer Gieop beidlagnabint
unb nel6e 8ebanbfing Dem Herio.
nal oes Sdiffes 5iiteil tpuroe.
Oie a(ntilla, i6rieb 3apt. Cornell,
nurbe am "a. Sebruar beidlas-
nobmt, tporauf Elm 2eutnont nit eli.
ner Ibteilltns britiiher Wtntroien an
8orb fam unb &apt. Cornell iulf
iein gerional tpirben totiadlih I'M
ter Soft geitellt. Ger 9apitdn er
belt ben @cfebl, IN ieiner Sabine 81
bleiben, nno bas iibrige Yerioun
burfte ni1t ouf 9cd fomlnen.
Suerit tpuroe bieslntilla nod &irf
ipan uno bomt nod 9iuibee gebroht
0ort tpurbe Die 2abung eelan6et uni
oas S1iff interniert.
Soiparo Ybelps bon oer6irma, oi
oas Shiff harterte, CAB beitte be
fanrt, er tperoe eeeen Die britiid
I&egierling @eihtperoe erbeben, mel
Der 9anlpfer Dor ieiner slbfobrt Gil
I9tetp slorf bon britiidJen SSnipttore
:;ntcr nem britii6en @crerol..oniulc
5ertifiaiert unb oeriieeelt ipcrbe
pGre ino oesbalb feline &onterhanf
trug. 9ie 9lrtilo mar om 10. 81
brnor nit einer 9aoung Tropiar
na9 Walnoe, SdpeSen, abgeso:
lou.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Slnf iull iid) nit Dem aaiier iibcr-
luDrfen bnbcn.
Yrin5 Gitcl aSrieoridD ioa icin &adl-
fplger lueroen.

9uriS, 80. M1r5. Ginc 0npos.
ocpcihc ans 9lthen bciogt. ooB Die
Spcrotionen in oen 9orooncllen am
qcitrigen Wontag MIR in internlittie.
rcnocr 9cihicBung ucri6icoener
Stcllingen inter 0titrpirflmg BON
sSliie5eugen beltonoer. 9ie Siirfen,
beiBt eS, ..hoben oas 6euer mir III
ldpoher@eiic beonttportet. Sic limo
icbr cifrig oamit bcif)oftigt, Die an
Den Sorts angcrihteten Shdoen
msSubciieru. Nton iootc. boB be.
oclitcnoc tiirfiihe Srlppcnobtcihu-
gen bel SnDrna fOnje1triert Der0en,
INN cine &o0ung Der olliierten Srip-
pen 5lI ucrbinberr
Sufnrcit, iibcr Garis, 80
0i1r5. SSelomoridna BON Der Colt
crfldrte in eincn SSntcrpietp nit Ell,
ncm %ertreter ocs bieiigcn 9lattcs
9loeperul, ooB iih Ole 9efeitiglingen
oil bcn 0aroaIellen ltGrfer erlpielen
hdben, uls man erfpartet bate, mes.
bulb or bebaupten fonne, onB oic al
liicrten Sbiffc Ole 9urhfabrt ri6t
lperocn cr5pingcn fonnen Gr iagtc
inter nnoerern: .gSir ertparten einen
ncucn 9Ingriff obne Sitrdt. Sc mebr
Sd)iffe ongreifen, oeito lieber miro
cs ms iein. gSir bnben feiuen0ian-
gel nn Wunition, oenn Die tiirfii6en
sSnbrifen liefern ales, mas mir bralI-
d,cn. Die tiirfiide Sn6uitrie bat
hingereift, ein Seer bon 100000
Wtnnn ausHlriiiten, oas leid)t 81 mo-
bililieren iein miro. &onltantinopcl
lit rilhig mo Der Sitltan lit III iei-
nem Balait om 9osporus. &riess
miniiter Gnpcr 9aida lit iebr Opt
miItii6 uno mir iinO iiber5engt, oa6
mir iicgcn pcroen
sSelonorihau pon Der 8ols bot
pon bier aus bic Neiic nod) Berlin
forteciest. 9ln 26. YtGr5 mar or
bon aonitantinopel nad) Sofin abge-
rciit mo ieill slufelltbalt in 9ulga-
rien iou einen pidtigen GinfluB allf
oie GntDifeling III Den golfanitaa=
ten gehabt baben.
aonitantinopeI, 30.Yfdr5.
%om Griegsniiniiteriiun miro off
5leu uerlnmtbart: .@ines unierer
Seeplone mari Bomber uilf ein bri-
tildes 9riegsidiff berab, oas ollBer.
bolb Der Garoanelen freil5te.~
Don, 80. Wtr5G. SSi
Yctrograo Duroe, pie &eilter mel.
Oct. cine balboffi5icae @rfI6ritna
ans9cgeben, Die Oen oeutihen 9e-
bonptingcn wi0eripridt, oab berlin.
grill oif NemeI ser slngriff ouf cine
unbcIeltigte Stoot mar. Die Gin.
ipobner Der Staot h1tten perratcri
idDer Welie on4ompfe teilaenonliner
imo Die &uiien icien oober srr. gln
Dcnoung ulBcroroentIihcr N1itte
ge3iptngen geipeien. 9eutiflani
babe fem &e6t, slnflasen geaen Ole
rlilliiben Srllppen Su erbeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
@dre lDabrlid wiim.
ideuswert,
Triibseitigc Sertaguug
Der 2egislatnr
geplant.
9lm %. ubcr 80. gpril fua Ssiiium
at Gnbe geben.
Simmluie slnti-Sraftier-@urlas bss
Gen. Damon eingebraht.
Gen. Straisbt eriuedt SebrbndJer'
gil( aus bem 8rabe.

2anfing, WtiG., 80. Dfnr5.
Gin 8erinb miro gentoht iperocn,
Die 9egisIotur am %. slpriI 5u ber-
togen. SpreGer Sntitb lit Der sln-
fi9t, bab es bis babin nloglid) iein
ipirb, oa Die 9eid)dfte Der Seiiion
ju erlebigen, inb cine &eiolltion,
iie ON %. glpril sii pertagen, mag
oieIe @ohe i'm Snus eirgereid)t
iperoen. Wlan glaubt aber, bob Der
Senot oos Sertaeiingsoatrun nm
cine @o6e miro peridiebeit polleil
2oniina Nti6., go 0t1r5
Ssm Sertot mitrben geitern neiul
8orlageit enogiiltig angenommen
iinb bier bapon geben lest OH ben
@ouperneur our llitteri6rift. Inter
oen lesterer iiirb orei @etpinigungs-
porlogen.
Inter ben neueit Sorlogen, Die
i'm Senot eineefiibrt ipurben, befano
ii6 cine 9il bes Gen. Stroigbt, oie
als Die veinbeitlife 2ebrbii6er-8or-
lage" befonnt lit. Cine Gbnli6e Bill
fpurbe bereits in Der lesten 9egis-
lntur nad) Bef1npfltng oiird) fait
iantIife S6ulbeboroen Der Stdote
i'm Staute pertporfen. Die Straiebt.
ife 8in perlangt, boB cine &onlnlii-
iion, aus Dem @ouperneur, oem
Yraiibenten oeS Wtidiganer slfer-
bau-Go1ege, Dem itoatIifen Shl-
leniuperintenoenten into 5tpei pom
9ouperneur ernonrten WeitgIiebern
beitebeub, Die Sebrbiid)er aIler Sd)u-
len repioiere unb fiir f1nttlihe Sd)u.
Hen i'm Stoate eirforr11ige 9ebr-
bidder einfiibre.
Senator Damon braHte geitern
abenb cine 8iu ein, Die fif) gegen
ons Sraftieren in ben @irtifaftet
ridten min. Sarna9 ion ieber, Der
fir cine aitore 8erion in @irti6of-
ten einen Srunf faltft, init So biz
$25 @eloitrafe beoadt iperoen. glud5
Die 8erion, Die iidl rtrieten" l1Bt,
perfGllt Ser StraBe.
Sn Saliie ipuroe geitern cine
&eibe BON nelten 8orlogen einge.
bra6t, itnter benen Die fpidtielten
foleettoe iifto:
Hep. Slntiteoo BON Miolanb: -
Cine SorIaee, Die bas @oIfipiel an
, Sonfttaeen perbieten mill.
gfep. &oebler = Cine 9ill, iuelhe
oen @erfonf bon S9iffsforten nod
freinben 21rbern reeulieren min.
| slgenten, Die @eIhienolingen no6
benn Iuslanb iiberitebmen, ntiibten
no6 bieier gin einen 9ono bon
$4,000 birterleger.
gfep. NfcWilan, GbarIenoir:-
Cine @orlaee, Die cine itnatliHc
Sltnbeiteucr einfiibren min.
Inter BEN Bills, Die i'm Sairie III
oritter 9eiung enbsiiltig onsenom-
men ipuroen, befanoen ii6 &ep.
@oebler's @iu, tpel6e 6ie gfeaulie-
rung unb 9i5eniier,titg bes @eihGf-
tes bon berunlfabrerben &aufIeiiten
frer1oer Staaten, Die in @fi6iean
! ibre @aren losidlaeeu, perlanet.
Die iibrigen angenommenen 8or-
lagen iiilo nidt bon aageneinem
Sntereiie.
! 9ie Gulper'id)e Bill, Die fir Se-
troit einen iieber1fopfigen SfuIrat
/ iboffen min, tprrbe rtidt eripoeen,
ou ibr 8erfaiier rlid)t anipeienb mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Sentiden SandbODtcn
idlapft.
NenfnnblGnbcr SDlblingc crrcidlten
iidJer 9inerppul.

ct. Sobns, q. S., 80. W6ra.
@oup. 9apioion ipuroe offi5iea bon
Der ii6eren 9lnflinft 6es Grtnorb-
9anpfers Orouna nit 25O Soloa-
ten iinb rs WtarinereierpiIten aus
Heufunolano in 2iperpool neritGn-
oigt. gis iest bot geeiifiinblonb 1000
Soloaten uno eine glei6e @n5obI
0eatroien Dem Mutterlano geIiefert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Detroit, 0tenitas, Den 80. Usdr3 1915.

ieeboot gum Sinfen gebra9t tporoen
mar, lit IN Siderbeit. W2an batte &C.
fiirdbtet, bab Dos Boot irgenoipo ge-
fbeitert iei. @ean slaitbt, oab NIT
Der slgitila neun Nann untergegan-
gen iirib.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30
Ninter i'm Sennciiee.

gtaibpille, Senn., 30. @lGr5.
S9nee, bon einem 9forotpinb setrie-
ben, ficl beilte I'M mittlcren 1ell-
neiiee. Die 5enperatur lit beoeu-
trino geiitnfen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30

Ste TerlllIlt DeG Glntn
bel arasnOpDl warrn
iebr idmer.
2O00 iino aefalen, 5000 iunroen Uon
Sentifen sefansen.
Gbrentns bes uitprenkiidIen Sumb-
TURNS bei Snnrugsen.
SmrfiidDcs pnoroplnn luirft Somben
nnf britiidles ariessidliff.
Seine ncnen Ingriffc nnf Die Snroa-
mellem semeloct.
Sclomaridlaa pun Der @olb bGlt iie
fir nnbesuingbar.
surts bnbcn iidJ bcflcr bcluGbrt, ais
man crlunrtct bate.
Sffisicllcr Oiterreidliidler ScridIt iibcr
Er5cmnsl.
Cur 3cit bcs 5nlles Darem $4,000
Sulontcn, $4,000 3iuiliitcn pa.
SIuf ocm lueitlidlen ariegsidlanplab
nnr Slrtillericbnclle.
llnfcrsams oes Sampfers 6alaoa be-
nnrubist Gnglanb iebr.
Slnf iun iid) nit Dem Sniier iibcr-
iuDrfen babcn.
Trin5 Gitel Srieoridv iull icin 9tadl-
fplaer mer0eu.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-30

9ts etsratge fasri4e oeaf.
t3e Seit,tng il, 2ai8igan.
Uer9e Die 8epef4sa 6sr
RM YrsHe 6rinst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-25
New York Produce Market

New York. May "A.
FLOUR-Steady; spring patents 75o@
80; winter patents 120Il50; winter
straights 70Od715; Kansas straights 1909
$50.
WHEAT-Spot irregular: No. 2 red 1Sla
and No. 2 hard 163 elf track; No. I
northern Duluth 1881 and No. ! northern
Manitoba 1904 elf Buffalo.
CORN-Spot firm; No. 2 yellow Ssh
prompt shipment.
OATS-Spot firm; standard 59l: No. 3
white 5Si; fancy clipped white 6G162
PORK-Steady; mess 1S75G192S: family
2100d $780, short clear 195oa $50.
BEEF-Steady; mess 1S5Oql900; family
1a50d 1850
LARD-Firm: middle west 955@s65.
SUGAR-Raw firm; centrifugal 49,: mo.
lasses 412: refined steady; cut loaf go;
crushed $50; mould A GAS: cubes 625;
XXXN powdered SIS: powdered SO: hne
graduated 600; diamond A 600; confcc-
TONERS A $50: No. l SIS.
Sugar futures quiet and one to 1--WE
points lower: sales 400 tons; July 405.
Sept. 420, Dec. $50.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 725s: cream
cry extras, 90 score. IS: creamery. higher
scoring. 2s1G29; firsts 27q27l; seconds 81
@26i.
EGGs-Ffrmer: receipts oo.71: fresh
gathered extras 21lG22: storage packed
extra firsts 2os12l; firsts 19tQ2DA: regular
packed extra firsts 20420A; firsts 1SAG1s1;
nearby hennery whites fne to fancy 2250
81 nearby hennery browns NA92z.
POTATOES-Weaker; Bermuda 25015SO;
southern 200G240: Florida 2001525; sweet
potatoes Jersey 15Og2O0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-25
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in A..
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 24-War develop
ments and war shares were almost the
sole factors Of today's stock market.
the usual isues and considerations be-
ing largely ignored. ltaly's entry into
the conflict and Germany's prompt
support Of her allies cause while ex-
citing no surprise gave rise to diverse
opinions regarding the duration of
the struggle and its further effect on
the material interests of this coun-
try.
1t was generally conceded that the
latest line of events is bound to cur
tail shipments to the Teutonic and
Scandinavian countries, but this cor
dition, it is argued. will be partly neu-
tra1ized by an increase of exports to
Italy. That arrangements to the lat
ter end are underway was seen in
the better tone of foreign exchange on
Rome. Other markets for foreign re-
mittances also showed firmer tenden-
cieS.
Trading at the outset gave prom
Use of a continuance of the enthusi-
asm which characterized last weeks
latting dealers. War specialties came
to the front with gains OF one to
points. Profit taking and more sober
reflection of the foreign situation
which caused the speculative element
to abstain from fresh commitments,
provoked a selling movement before
midday war stocks declining to
points with Bethlehem Steel as the
chief element of weakness. In the
final hour. there were gradual recov-
cries which lifted the list to a parity
or slightly above last weeks final
prices. A sudden and unexplained
raise of 43-4 points in Colorado fuel
was the only enliving feature.
Total sales Of stocks amounted to
$4,000 shares.
London's continued observance of
the religious holidays left this market
somewhat in doubt regarding latest
market operations at that center, but
some private purchases Of our stand
ard shares for that account were re-
ported.
Domestic news was favorable in the
main, including more equipment or
ders, advices Of better business pros
poets in the West, and southwest, and
increased granger tonnage. Crop re-
ports. however. were again conflict
ing.
Bonds showed some irregularity,
due to selling Of certain speculative
issues. Total sales, par value aggre-
gated 81 ,465,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
New York Money Market
New York. May n Z