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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31
FOUR LOST LIVES IN
n, Y. VILLAGE FIRE

N. Y, MARCH 31.-THE VILLAGE OF NORFOLK NJ
w. DISASTROUS FIRE THIS MORN
ING AT AN EARLY HOUR THE ESTIMATED AT
100000.
OF THE DESTROYED HOMES MRS JOHN THOMAS HER
TWIN INFANTS AND IN THE BUILDING
AND BURNED TO DEATH.
GERMAN STATEMENT.
ohDThe Allied fleet resumed the bombardmen
effort number
of villages accommodating fleet daily
STILL ANOTHER BRITISH VESSEL SUNK.
belonging
landed
oyead South African
ports
RAYMOND sWoBoDA IN JAIL AT HAvRE.
PARIS French liner
been arrested
and is being in confinement at Havre
GERMAN ZEEBRuGGE UNDER FIRE.
AMSTERDAM
from su German zeppens
killed German trawers
enoaoed in planting harbor.
GENEVA March
600 fighting northeast Hungary Sunday
one wiped the Russians
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31
At THE LAST ELK
MEETING WINTER
: VISITOR WAS HOST

The regular meeting of Daytona
Lodge, No. 1141, b. P. o. Elks, Tues
day evening was one Of the best a.
tended and most interesting sessions
held this season and was the last
meeting before the installation of the
new officers which will take place
next Tuesday evening.
Several candidates expected for ini-
tiation were unable to be present but
one found his way to the meeting and
was properly received in to the order.
The most interesting feature of the
evening, however, was the banquet
provided for the occasion by +. F..
Schoeberlein, of Aurora. ILL.,, who
owns winter home on South street
and is popular member of the order
of Elks. Mr.. Schoeberlein was most
genial host and the repast with which
he RECALLED the assembled Elks was
one of the most attractive they have
enjoyed this winter.
C. Garvin Gilman. the popular char
acter actor, who is also an Elk. was
present and entertained his fellow
Elks with number of recitations and
limitations of well known actors which
were greatly enjoyed. Another pleas
ant feature of the evening was the
presence Of the Saracina band. which
played number of selections and also
furnished the music for several SONGS
in which the large crowd of banquet
ers united.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31

MIR. and Mrs. William Williams OF
Detroit, Mich, who were guests at
the Gables hotel in the early part OF
the season, and following trip south
had been at that house again for sew
eral weeks, left Tuesday on their re-
turn north.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31

THE DAYTONA DAILY NEWS
Published Every Afternoon Except
Sunday by
THE TE.NEWS COMPANY
Al Daytona. Florida.
4. f. FITZGERALD. Editor and Manager
C. 8. HARRIS. Assistant Editor
Subscription IS cents per week ty car
rter. 80 cents per month by mail
Entered as second class matter Au-
gust TO- 1914, at the postoffice at Day.
tona. Fla. under the Act Of March 8.
1879
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31
TWO Other BRITISH
SHIPS SENT TO BOTTOM

LIVERPOOL, MARCH LINER CAMBRIDGE AR
RIVED HERE THE RESULT OF AN At
TACK MADE A GERMAN SUBMARINE. THE GLASGOW
STEAMER CROWN RECENTLY ToRPEDoED SUNK
OFF SICILY ISLAND. THE
LIDED WITH ANOTHER UNIDENTIFIED VESSEL
COAST OF IRELAND, MEMBERS CREW WERE
cuED
OFFICIAL FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS (oHfeiaI-There change
SNOW IN GEORGIA; FREEZE PREDICTED.
ostsx extending a al Florida
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31
FRENCH FORCES SUFFER HEAVILY.

(OHcia-The
ReqnIe Tauroo-
skadwje
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31
TRAP.cAR SERVICE RULE
BECOMES EFFECTIVE TO-DAY

UTICA, N. ". March 31.-The new
York Central put into effect today the
ferry or trap car service tariff, which
was previously announced to be eff
fective last December. This service
has been free and the tariff proposes
charge for this service in the fu-
ture.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31

Mrs. T. o. Milton and her mother.
Mrs. Alice Gwinner, motored over TO
Beresford Tuesday morning and re-
turned in the afternoon accompanied
by Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Malice, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Burgess for about a week. Mrs. Mil
ton took them to Beresford last week,
Mrs. Gertrude Wall and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Wall. making the trip
with her
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31

The Daily News, 15e per week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-31

Mrs. d. B. Hargraves, proprietor of
the Orange City hotel, was a Dayto-
ma visitor Tuesday.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
$40 Brussels Rugs $l5.95
$50 Wilton Rugs $39.75

Classic Rugs of ex-
esedingly ine texture
woven from the best
grade Of carded worsted
wool. The patterns Of
these are reproductions
Of the most expensive
Persian Rugs In ex-
euisite colors that will
harmoniFs with mort
any decorative scheme.
siss full sx13.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16

the size Of the calendar pad you can
get. Various sizes of calendar pads
are sold In the stationery stores. and
cost two or three cents apiece. When
you get the calendar place it upon a
piece Of wood and mark out around
it design similar to that shown In
Fig. 2. A piece of cigar box wood
makes very pretty board, and this
wood is easily cut with a sharp knife.
Fasten the calendar to the board with
small tacks and screw a screw eve
into the top edge of the board to hang
up the calendar by.
The whisk-broom holder shown in
Fig. is made of six easily cut strips
(F1g. 81. Cigar-box wood will do nicely.
Make strips A and B ~ inches wide
by inches long, C three-fourths inch
wide by Az inches long, d IL inches
wide by the length of C, and E and F
OF the same size as C. Nail strips c.
u, e and F to the edges of strips
and B, with C, e and F even with the
ends OF A and B, and the lower edge
OF ID even with the lower edge of g
Allow the ends of the strips to project
as shown. Screw a small screweve
into the center Of the top edge of
strip D. by which to hang up the rack.
Stain each gift with one of tina
modern stain finishes sold in paint
stores, or, where you have used cigar.
oox wood. simply rub up the surfaces
with boiled linseed oil
Copyright, by A. Nicely HALL
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16

beveled off all around as shown. Lack
ing a plane, the beveling can be done
by rubbing the edge with sandpaper.
The two upright pieces should meas,
ure about inches wide and 3 inches
high. Cut the sides and top Of these
on a slant as shown, being careful to
get opposite edges equal II you find
it too hard to cut the edges slanted in
this way you may leave them straight
and possibly round off the top corners
instead. After preparing the upright
pieces bore a hole through each three
fourths inch below the top and large
enough for a nail Az inches long to
slip through. II you haven't gimlet
with which to bore, make the holes
by driving a nail through the pieces.
The nail forms a spindle for the thread
spool to turn upon. Fasten the up
rights at the edges Of the base block
with nails driven through the base into
their ends.
The size to make the little calendar
board shown in Fig. 2 depends upon
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
Solid Mahogany Table
$l4.9O

A very sym
metrical d sign
of the artistic
Colonial pattern
and Of . very
useful siss. Top
measures 80 BY
IL inches. The
mahogany 10 OF .
superbly figured
quality finished
In q rich dull
mahogany.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
Christmas Gift
Ideas for Boys

THE gifts illustrated below have
j been designed along very simple
lines with the idea of providing arti-
Giles that can be constructed easily with
the tools almost every boy owns.
The spool rack shown in Fig. l may
be made out of a boxboard three
eighths inch thick. The base piece
should be cut about Az inches wide
and inches long, with the top edge
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16

Mechanical ERECT
ORS"
A marvellous toy de-
vice; amusing and in
structive for young and
old. These prices un-
dersell all others. Or
der early. Out-of-town
buyers ineluks parcel
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
Refusal Pleased Him

Clerk-Can you let me off tomorrow
afternoon? My wife wants me to 20
Christmas shopping with her.
Employer-Certainly not. We are
much too busy.
Clerk-Thank you very much. sir.
You are very kind.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
Hardly.

An English political speaker was adj.
dressing an audience. Urging his
hearers to give utterance to their
views, he said, IF we remain silent
the people will not hear our heart.
rending criesr'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
lr.s ,plicabIe.

lie ,pIicable.
PROFESSOR Ito student)-What are Won
laughing at? Not at me?
Student-Oh. no, sir!
Professor-Then what else Is there
IN the room to laugh at?-Boston
Transcript.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
He Reckoned.

when did your boy Josh pass hi,
examinationsT
i dunno exactly" replied Farmer
Corntossel, but l reckon it must have
been when nobody was lookin'."-
Washington Star.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
His FaiIina.

Chuggerton-HOw's your chauffeur?
Carr-Had to fire him. He used to be
motorman. Chuggerton-Too reck
less, eh? Carr-Reckless nothing! Why
| couldn't break the fellow of the habit
OF slowing up at crossings!-Puck.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
BE KIND TO-DAY.

Do not let US wait to be lust
or pihful or demonstative toward
those we love until they or we are
'tncken down by illness or threat
ened with death. Life i. short,
and we have never too much time
to! sladdenins the hearts Of those
who are travelling the dark journey
with US. Be swift to love; make
haste to be kind.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
Underselling Prices On Rugs Of Choice Design

. sale
absolutely We
Of
" o
You will
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-12-16
ChiRorobe for $29.75

This IL Q very
substantial piece
OF furniture OF
reliable quality
IN point Of con-
struction and an
ish. The siss 10
o o m m o d l o u .
enough to 40
c o m modate the
complete ward
robe of . gentle
m q n wi tn o Vt
CT o W q Ing or
wrlnk ling the
Q o n { e n Is. Full
CHARTERED o a X.
golden polished
finish. 6 h a V ing
mirror included.
cluded.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
u@crmamia ManmerdlOr1.

Nm 0onnersfag, Den Is. Nopem.
Der bielt ser Observation-Disclosures
III ieincr &ercinsbaIle, 922 Ga. Mne.
q. s. ieine monntlidc 9%(benountcr
boltlng ob. Der Gbor eroffnete bic
lclbc ourh sic bciocn 2ieoer o@eim-
lpeb~ bon u. Shncl5er uno sd lag
am Moloesimumc~ bon Seinrici nnO
perificOcne Gltortette. 0arouf folq-
tc Elm 5beoteritild, 6etitelt Cine
gtoft in eiler1 @otel, perfoBt bon
0joner, RoIenfelo & Company. Die
Mihpirfenocn ipielten lire Rollc uor-
3ilglih uno reiher 8cifol lobntc il.
re 2eiitungen. @ierouf ergoBfe @err
Carl 6. Sroun 0as Yublifrm nit ei
mem Colo: n@s mar Elm Sonntog bell
uno flor@. @err Heter Mottcrn folg-
te nit Dem Solo: 0Mt1o6en NIT ben
blouen Mllgen"; beioc &ortrogenoen
miBtcn lid 81 elmer 3ugahe berbei.
lolien. Gin 8lueiteS Sbeoteritiid folgte
betitclt: Cine fiocle Soh5eit~. 0es
bllmoriitiiGcn Snboltes megcr mltroe
ooS Stiid nit GROCER Seiterfeit ouf
ecrlommien. SEER Mor Der ion9 elm
Solo. morollf SEER Manimel nit Oenl
@ortrag Ole 5hnibelbonf" folgte.
No6 BEN offi5ielen Eroaromm
eiu Eon5fr1n5hem oos glt
utlb Sung nod LANCE beicinanoer
bielt.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
&OrfaOtbGuicr
1T bCrfaMfeM !!

Dos biaiglte 2onO in Sen Ser.
Stnoten lit, fpic mir gIollben, %
Meilen ini llmfreiie bon @oibing-
ton, @. g., oocr cine StunOe nit
Dem %gllltpmobil. 0os 2ono lit full.
tibicrt, lcid)t 5t bcorbeitcn. gut uno
ertroesfdbig.
2cicn Sic: $50 gldcr, $15 per
9lfer; 40 9ldcr. $3.50 per Adcr;
1900 Nfer, $27.50 per Idcr; 600
gldcr, $40 per 9ldcr; $50 gdcr nit
Battlefront, $40 per Ncfer; 625
Mder, $50 per gder.
ScridieOene Der Yldbe Dobeii ole
ncuelten Ginridtlngen, Colonial
@ridbnlis), uno limo crreidbor oitrd
Gleftrilhe StroBen- unn Giienban
men, iolpie Niltomobil 2nnoltroBen.
Aae Standardization, sic man lid
fiir cinen 10 biaieen Nreis MIR min.
ihen fam.
wNfaa WS me sl1I5
bon @efIiigeifortlten IN Der NGbe non
Moibinatou ST annehmbaren &rei
len; cinige iebr biaie.
@orltootbauier unO Colonial &au
Ter in 8irginio imo Mornlano.
gllisfunft erteiIt miin0Iid) linO audl
ihriftlid
Ism. $. sannOers & So,
SOntberu gnilOins.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Nus Den %ercinsfrciicn
@cieais ; litcrarildcr Gcreiu.

glm Sonnoben0 ben 81. Noucnt-
Der, feierte Der biciiae @eIeGig-Iite-
roriifc @ercin Sen b1inoertj1brigen
@eburtstog Emmanuel Weibels" in
lhoner ltno miiroiger 8eiie.
Wtit einem f~eiielnoen 8ortrog:
g(us Oes Didters 2e6en~, muroe 0os
@rogromm oes gbenos ourd sic
@oriiberin 6rGulein glnitu S1oOe.
e%roffnet. SpGter barte ole Dame eli
ne cute @eIe9enbeit, ibr mitnoerpoIles
Solcnt gum @ortragen sur id0niten
@eltilng 5u bringen ltu0 Smor beim
0efIomieren 5peier 8rlippen Sc
oidte oes beriibmteu 2iibeder Gid
tiers. 3uerit: SbiirlrerIico; 80 feb
mid nidt 10 Iddelno an; nS6eioen
|2eioen~; 30 i6neller mein BOB nit
Salt nit @oit!"; Ser Mioi lit &c
fommcii, Die 8Glrme idIagen aus;
uSo9Iein, mobin 10 IhneI2~; nMein
Ser5 lit ME bic ounfIc gia6t" ltno
n0ie' title @oIierroic. 3neite
@rrppe: n@ie eS gebtl" Scrolls
ruiz mo .@offnnngl@ &oiidenoer
Gcifon belobntc 6rdllIciu gnito Sha-
&c fiir lire prGftioeu 2ciltuuocn.
9oS f%olgcnoc oltsge5clhncte millifoIi-
I1c Troqrnnnn trlla niht mcnig Oo.
3u bel Den lhoncn Nbcno 5u cincln be.
lonocrs erfoIgreihen ST. niaben. Dos
NlitQlieo, Sri. Glnulo Bender, cnt
5iidtc iDrc 3itborcr 0urdl 0ic fiinitlc-
ride gSieoergahc Otr greBcn Sonote
bon S6nmonn; Sroll Hebiac 0epie-
Miacr long nit ibrer 5i SerSen &c
benoen Gontraltpitimntc ugittc" iilo
8iom1tng" bon Hotert Sron3 itno
Oos lllfes @roDsSrio crfrcilte ollie nit
5lpei treffIih geipicltcn @umnrcrn
aHomnn3e obne @orte@ bon 0oniel
u. @oens uno n~9Aoccorole~ ans Soil
nouns Gr8dhIan 6er~ ututer oen o,y
iuelen0eli Wditen befcnocn iih Die be
fanntc Yioniitin Clara aiherfeIo
ols Baltimore, Wto. Doftor Charles
Stangelan0, @atte uon &arin Mliha-
eIis.S tonoeIon0, 9rof. Saul 8ortId
uno Satin Or. @cora 9ort6eIme.
Nrdiibeat Der nShlaraffio~ unO Or.
BON @nper, Erditoent oes 0@ermonia
Glubs".
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
0rOker 8ajaar fir bic
&riegSnOtlciOeMOen
@irO auiaus Midr; 1916
abgcbaItcn.

sir Den @nfoue 0lGr5 1916 ob-
3uboltenoen @o5oor unter oen 9lit-
ipiSien oes Gomen. @ereins oes
0elltih-omerifoniihen 1914-t5 Stills
fomittees iinO foIgenOe &omittees er.
nonnt mpr0en:
Ycomtc: Mortin @iegonO, &or.
iiber; sSruu Or. Gd, SefretGrin
@eorg 8eBler, Sdobmeiiter; Sroil
s. 2in3bah, er o%fficio.
aomiftee. 6rau s. 2in8bod, Serr
Mortin gSiegano. 5ron sc. @ieeono.
SEER 8urt &oldner, 6rau Or. Gcf.
Sroii Bauer, Strait Sdoffert.
Solen- &omittee: SEER Wortin
8iegono, Serr @eorg 8eBler, Sroil
Or. Sd, 5rou s. 2in5bah.
TreB=&omittee: @uitou 0en0er,
Sermolln o. @infler. SEQ 9ebrenot,
@. S. 2anonoigt, &uoolpb 0e3opp.
6oIgenoc @ereine weroen ourdJ
Delegation Dertreten fem:
rMrion 9omen-8 ercin": ole Srou-
EN- &olb, &rltmpfe uno 8oBmonn.
u@ercin 8ooen": Stcpbon Sroilf
ltno ,Sofoh Mir5.
Central |erbono": @ltitop Sen.
ser.
columbia Yroitcr- &crein" Q8ilb.
Sllctner uro GboS. Streib.
~0eitidlumcrifoniiher llnterltiib
ltngS @erein": Gtepbon Sranf.
n@ermunio MGnncrhor": 6rib
@elbig, &arI SommeI Ssh. Snnoers.
r@eiien-0 armit6oter llnteritiis
lungs @erem~: @eora @eBIer, @eore
Sobmann.
n&riegerbunb~: q. 2inobeimer.
sMeBaer-| ereim1 Stephm Sronf
.SnteI MrdIiq 1ercen Nngltt
SdmorS.
~Ylaft0enfiher Screen Ridar0
@cisfer uno Scrr Steinmeb.
DSGngerbunO~ 4oolpb 2ebD uno
Gilbert 2epper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ger. go, t40
rno no.: Milb. Sannemann.
Die ein5clnen Stdnoe meroen bon
~folgenocn &creinen beioret merDen I:
ng(rion 9omenpercin@ &offeitubc.
u8opern~: Wiindncr @ofbrdubous
lno 2eberfnooel; ollnterltiiitungs-
biinoc": See creom Canon II. SUDDEN ];
u0eiien": @IiidSrao; o@ermania
Mdnnerhor": 5tebbier @ade; On.
feI @rdiig": Gignrren Stono: uYlatt.
oeutiher Screen: GiqorrensS tonO +;
u9oocn" uno oGolumbio 9raiter" f:
9tlt &%eioelberg; u&rieaerbumO 7:
SdiebbltDe uno Soft 9rinfs~;
.Mebgcr- @erein" 8rotmtritglodel
uno omarm limo II; .SGngerbuno-
9omen=@ ercin: 8lumcn Stono;
.&ilfs-T crein" Siirfiides Gcebolls,
Sanoorbeits- uno Sdiir5enitono;
oAnocoitio" u4%nocoitia |orietp
Store"; uShmoben- Gerein": @clo-
beitrag.
IS bleiben nod onocrc StGnoc 81
p%ereebcn. 6reimilige mogen 6creit-
milIigit lire 0ienite anbieten. II. a.
limo nod cine &egelbobn uno @obr-
ingcrbnoc 3t Dergeben.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

-Senotor Tomerene bon Ohio
ipro6 neulid iein 8eoenfen aus be.
treffeno Die Yeniionierung Der
Staotsangcltellten. Nod iciner PIN
fid)t miro eS nod longe oallcrn bis
III oieier Angelegenbcit etlpns miro
oeton mcroel. Die Teniionsporlogc
ibeint feline b~cionoeren llnteritiiter
al bobcn. IS lit mirflid idGnolih,
oof mon fiir2cutc, Die Ibr 2c5en lon0
oem Staatc lire arGfte sur @erfil.
gung geltelt boben unO id)lieBli6 alt
geporDen iino, nidt periorgt. &onn
jemono megen icines AlterS ieine
Steae nidt mcbr perieben. 0onn miro
er ousgeitoBen obne cinen Gent Yen
iion. Gic Megierung iolte Dam bod
ettpas mebr Ginii1t boben.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
2~anbjaser tets uorrGtis!
gi6ler's,
532 Center Warft II. Is Migas Warft
Die einsige @erfanfsitelle fir edte
Qan0iaaer.

merifoniide Staotsbeamte ais Gb.
reimitglieocr a%naeborien; angenom-
men, cin Witglieo unicrer Hegierrng
ip1re gwrouiam bon oieien 2ellten En-
morbet moroen, bdtten mir uniere
3eituneen niht aud rufen borell
fonnep: Hnhe, Mahe, fir iolhe
Shonototen; Mieoer nit Mericol
Sinein ms 2ano, rdumt nuf nit Dem
linbeqlemen Nadbor, Der ms nid)t
in Srieocn leben I1Bt. @1rc Damn
elm ein5iser Stoat gum Shute Der
merifnniihen Worobuben a~lifactrc.
ten. b1tten mir oieic Selfersbelfer
nmidmeihelt uno ibnen nuf nle @ei-
ie gebolfen, Die @ernidtlng 0es Nnd.
barn al perbinoern2
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

&6einiuein Giiis, oOn bOppeI-
tenn SGnrcaebalt. Grlanbt Oabcr
aleidDes Gmantnm @aiiersnaabc
5nm WebrandD. % GeutS oas
Dplle Chart bel G6riitian Tan.
Der, 900 7tc Strahc.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Albert Lepper
Selifatciieu.
i51 mnS 1872 Center Marft.

IOl itliO lDZ Neilter Mlnrtt.
Selcpbon Nc 1898.
Smpprtiertc Trnuffnrter
WetrOfnetc Smppen.
Nndlopis.
Nae Sorten Gardiner.
Sismarf 6Gringc
GOll.S Griuge.
Hnniide SurSincn.
Sal(GnOiidje SnroeQen
SmpOrtiertc Sale
Maaai's Grtraftc
Maggi's Bullion @irfel
Sriiffcl Scberiuurit
@Gnic 2cbermnrit
Mtuiaic 2eberiuurit
Mal in @clee
Sanerfrnnt.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Glfte Sabresperiammlnns Der Nati-
mai Commercial Gas IHuciatipn.

Som Dienstog, ocn 30. Nopember
bis 5reitag. ocn 3. 0c8embcr, tagt
I'M Heip gSiaorO Sotcl oic Notional
Commercial @os A%Iiociotipn. Gs
lit Dies Die elite iGbrlide 3uiommen-
flnit Der Mitglieoer oieier Tercini.
gllng. @itti9c geihGftlide Angcle.
gcnbeiten logen Dor. Gie cin5eInen
5obrifonten oieler Aiiociotion buttcn
@%clegenbeit, ibre neuelten G%riinoun.
gen oils5riteaeu. User ou gelpeien lit,
uno ole bcrrliden @crfe mo Writ
fel beiidtiot bot, miro 5meifellos ei.
men qrpbeu 5ortihritt nnerfennen
mitiien. Siidtige Meoncr ergin9en
iid in berrfid)en fohmGnniiden Nm.
iprud,cn iibcr oen Sortidritt oielcr
%crcinigung.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

gnrfis refine @lrite nnb Tleiidl.
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Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

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Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
STRONG UNDERGONE
IN WHEAT MARKET
Sircmsth IL Reflection Of Tight situation
Everywhere Surrounding
Cash Grain.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Special to Tho TimeH- DiIpatCh.l
CHICAGO. March s.-Thcrc was n strong
nnd"rion" In the wh"a; market day. This
strength reflection Of tight situation
surrounding cash whoa, not only here but
"is",Nh"r" ENp"i tors reported more ur-
gent demand, with sales OF 10000 bushels
At IN" seab"nrd. be-ides goodly transactions
York Duluth reported 3jo.ooJ bushels No. :
HorIhcrn taken there AT price OF 3)i.
10 @''ar over Chicago. July ship,nen, 10
Montreal No. red winter. sold here a,
e over III" May price in store. only 500,
bushels was taken here. hut the business
was restricted by the small offerings as
ih"r" was great urgency In the demand. and
Foreigners Mere willing to pay prices asked
i,y holders. The most bulish news OF the
DAY cam" from Kansas City. ~ message
made There to day of 900 husheis a, tho
highest premium. over the future ON the
,r"r: that there IS nov not over 75.,Co0
hishcls OF wheat unsod In store ut that
point: that ON elevator. with 800 bushels
mas soid az but 700 bushels, and that
another. with $1,000 bushels. has sold ali
n" wheat held thnre. y leading man in
IN" .Ar"rt trndr says that Foreigners are
;hcE can possibly get for reasonably prom pit
shipment.
~ his action" as he is refusing 10 lie, 20
OF the surplus held because of the present
weeks az" are considered stocks of wheat
on the farms have been greatly reduced. and
grain held in country elevators ha. beer,
purchased by exporters. and that it viii h,
moved OUT ana 10 IN" scSbohr1 rapidly
as v"sscis can bc secured to carry IL abroad.
There We're advances OF lis to u,c In prizes
OF corn ana oats mere up nc; cash sales a:
and ,t',G' bushels % corn. Cash sales here
"crc ao.yN bushels -; corn ami ~ Cts, bushels
OF oats III" S"u;hwes; reported good
trade from Industries ani som. business
on ~hiIpins account Tor corn. There WAS
big export business in oats. II good par,
81 which Ia going out through Ncwport
News !" foreign countries
smaller packers we're on tho selling side
81 provisions. and IN addition TO this as 4
h"arish help. scattered holders were also
In The innrk.. ~ sellers shorts were free
hiir.ra around inside prices. Larger local
packers were sellers OF July pork The "a sh
ir"", Tor noih meats and lard was light and
uusa tisfaCtory.