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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25

6sfbt, ,plrts I'm Rai 1913 firiissss
fslIs.
Die .Usoltts@ Bat sin Displacement
ben 23.0oo 2Onusn uHb cine G'es
idbpinbigfsit Don .tlpd 27 anuisu.
Sic III elm g6rpeifriA'if Der -GOss
beu4. bic iid I'm gsfb Der siirt.i bes
finSet. Die glrmiruna III bic sIsias
ipie bei Der .GepDlib'.
Die .aion- unS bic .priH3eB
RopdI- iinb Gdpefteridiffe BON is
30.415 9onnsn unb baben cine
mGnni6aft pcn is 1000 Monn. Sic
baben cine G,ei&niHbisisit BON stiDu
% anptsn, obi6un fis Bel ben prpts'
fdbrten Elm. GsifapinSiaisii DON 81
rsip. 80 anotsn srsisIisn. Sie Grmi,
riina bsisbt aus aht 13-5ss5li1sn
nnb pisrsebH 4ssSqisen Gsfbiissn unb
a IOrpsporohrsn. Die .airH~ fpurpe
i'm Sdbre 1910 erbdut uno bic sprias
ssb Ropals i'm ssdbre 1911.
Die .1iasr- IN elm G9iff BON
27.000 50nmsn inb ipurbs i'm Sabre
1913 srbaut. Die arHiruna IN bic
slei6e lpie bsi Der .ai0n@.
Die .glsp 3ealanb- TT Elm Gdiff
psn 1880 1onnsn unS 1T NIT adt
12ssSlissu uub ishsatbn 4ss6aiGsn
9sf6iibsn kftiidt unb bat 8 1Orp,SO-
r5brsn.
Die aIsihe armiruna bnt bic .s.srs
bomitabls- beren aOnnsnsebaIi isbCn
siII ipsnia asrinssr lit. Sic fputes I'M
Sabre 1907 er6dai unb BAT cine Sc
itpinbiaisii bon % anofsn
glissselbmiral Cir Snptb geattp.
Der gsfeblsb1bsr Sts gei9pubers.
befebIiat. SasTelbe gsF6puSsr aud IN
Der GsidIa6t BEL asIsolanb ON %.
siuauft. no Don Der llebsrmd6t brei
iIeine bsutfhe arussr. .Tluin3-,
.etriabns- unh -aSln-. unb snei
bsuti6s SrrpsbobOOissrit5rsr in ben
@runs st5Osrt ,pusssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25

Qoubon, "a. J1Eidr. Tds Gse'
5,ist! m ber Rurbies bsi iDsI6sm DON
sinsr s,paIsigen erSIifdgn lltbsrmahi
Elm esutidss GeibUdosr anssfaIIsn
unb Der beutffe arsu5tt .gliider-
gum SiHisn ssbradi parbe. bat bier
nltiirlid, grpb.n SJlbeI uusseiDit uno
oas 9srtrdusn in be britiihe Glotts
ipisber perer6Bert, 10 OaB man ieBt
sIaubt, eab es Der JIotte n0sIi4 iein
,ptrD, in 3atunft psii.rs 4ngriffe Der
Dsati6sn auf bic .H5Iiide &afte IN.
mps!ia su MAIDEN.
eluf benz psitli6en ariesai9aupIas
beiardnfsn ii5 bic Sample nod i'm.
|nsr ;unsiis aui GriinsrieSutlIs. bic
nd ii6sr bic gan5s GruHt Don Der S.s'
tiife Bis sur Sdpsi3,r Grenss bin.
sisben. s5H ben grsormen haben j..
bod si.mIid srsiittris Gdmpfs I'm
Saanssrabsn itattssfuuSsH. bic IN ben
lebtsn 9assn pieSsrbUIr bte 9sitssr
qeDs&ieIt ba6tu. gtuh i'm GIilB seii
e 5iemli& beib bsr. Od DON bsibsn
Ssiten gang sspuItige gHftrsnsunsen
Igemadt neroen.
9sfinitipe ReiuItate fucrbsn isocd
rusbsr aus goIsn nod aus 1rdnirsih
semsISst, aber bic @.rbiinbetsn ssben
iia Der SOffHuns bin. SaB Rnblanbs
neus Sffenfibs cine gsrdnberung i'm
gbarntter Der Sperationsn mad iid
5itbsn uirS.
9lus ni6tdmtIidsn Qusaen tcnIms
aus @isn Die Eadri6t. boB ss ben
Seittrrei@ern sslungen III. sem 8crs
brins,n Der RuFsn in Die fiibIids @us
iouiua Ginbait gu ssbieten. unb bisiss
iGeint bdrnuf biusuoeuien, bub bort
ols geritdrtunssn Ssutfds sruppsn
sins,tr0ffsn IeiH miif.n.
9,utInlanb iou, o6iaCn ss iuipsit
Rumanisn nod isiHs gaOss sussiieTIi
hat, nDa psri4isssni!i4 a# Galsani;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
Brutal
5absu iirh bic snsIiideH 5ruppen in
aiautfhuu benommen.
3piidsn iapaniiaen unb eueIiI6eu
5ruppeH tam es beiuube gu Sras
ipnllen.

Rem Orleans, "a. San, -
Dag ss 3pii6eu ben britiIden unb
iapanifdsn sruppsn, bic SiautIdau,
bic bsutIbe 8eiiBuns in China eros
bertsn, gu erHitIihsn Reibersieu uub
WibbsuigieitsH sstommH III uno boB
bic britiibsH Eruppen ii6 in ssr 5rus
taliteu Meiis bsHommeH bdbsn, erbs1t
aug ben @ugdbeu oou S1peitsr Ses
Isne pom Geutfhen Rptben areus,
bic btsr nit elmer sluSabI 5rGusn uuo
9in0sru aus Siino Sau einsstrofs
FEN 1T unb fid auf Der Rsiie Ua3
9eutihldnb befinoet.
Rad Der Ssiesuns Der Staot1.
iasie S6psiter SeIene", bebunbeIten
bic Sapaner uus nit Der er6btsn 3us
poriommsn6sit. Sie iureten fir Nobs
runasmittel uno bsnobmen it9 uns
segsniiber fsbr freunbIia. Die eng'
liihsn SOIoateu porsn babinsegen
brutal, bsbisnten iid in @sgsuport
ppn 5rduen Der esmeiniten Rsbsnsars
zen unb itisBsn bic gsmstnItsu Grp-
5unsen aegsn uns dus.
3niihen ben Saponern unb ben
GnsIanbsru berrfdt iibsrbaupt ni6t
Die arpbe Sreunbf6oft. ME aussmstu
ungsnommeE pirb. 8erItieoentIidJ
tpGrs es sfpiiden ben japaniidsn uno
ben eneliIden Sruppen gum ofienen
9ruh uno su 9etpnlttbdtietsttsn ae.
tcmmen, ipeuu uiht bic bsibsrIeitiseH
SffiSisre NIT braiitIfer Strenge Dors
segaHaen marin. Sd babe olles oisIeS
nit meiusI eigtufH @naen gtiebtu.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25

Die RuFen arbeiten NIT elmer gros
ben 5ruppsnma9t on .ibrer britten
@eribeioisunsslinie 6ifli9 bon @or=
lice. @dli5ien, unD umssben lie NIT
Sta6slbrabtDerbdue. Sbre erfte 2inie
1T nur febr i9no6 beitBt uno bisies
fii1rt gu Der Qniift, bdb bic Ruiisn
an bisfer tpi4tissn Stsluns uniersr
5rcnt nur on cine ii6 auf penige ais
lometer Don unierer artilerielinie ii9
eritredenDs Determine bsntsn. llnIsre
ooraiigIi9 ausgebauten Snfanteris.
iteauussn erftreden ii9 Bis gum
ShloBpldb in 9orlics.
Der rsotalan5eiesr" OerSffentlid)t
eine fir @intGllfer aus benz ausIanD
beitimmts Grtl6rung, in DeI9er be.
iont pirO. buB bas Rstisn in Deutid.
lamb nit tsinsrlei Shtpierigteitsn Dber
9efabreH perbunoen lit. sSu Der grs
tldraHg pirb barduf biHsepieien, baB
Die Qeip3iger ReHe ME iibli6 absebul.
ten DeroeH tpirb.
Dem lleberieeii5en 2ahri6iena9us
reau III ans 6ollanb senelDet iporpsn
|oaB Der 9ampTerpsrisbr 5tpiIdsn 5ar,
ipi9, engIono. inb 5oot auf 6oIlant
eiHs5elIt tpprosn 1T. Dteles geidab
neil fiir5Ii9 Der ensliiGe Da1npfsl
Y9urtDaro" BON eiHem beuti9en lin.
fsrieeboot gum Siuten sebrd9t DurDe
5errer meIoet bas Rd6rittenr8u'
redu, oab RiIitGrdtta4es Der usutra,
fen Studtsu in giutrptOn, !RufiI6.
polsn, eiugetrpffeH finb unb iebt BIZ
suu5e oeati6e S6lu4tfront beiu5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25

odriiber sIilat bater. mas Rrnldnisn
NIT Der RpbitiiruHs uno Osn&risss.
riitungsn msirt, uHo ois Situation
oiirfte paber osmnIdit atut fperoen.
Gs Ihipirrtn dIlerbduo 8eriihte in
Der auft unbsr unb aug Rom tommt
Elm 9srii6t Don poIitii6en @erduOse
runsen in Seitsrrsih llngurn. Bie
bon Rom beri6tst pirb. iollen bic
0eutf6sn bic seiammts S6trleitung
iib.r bic miIitdriiteu 4ngelessnbsitsn
Der Soppelmurnardte ii6srnommen
baben uno eraf sis5u icu, mas bi.
politit anbstrifft, aufGruno eiHes nit
DsutI6Ianb sstrOffsusn a6sommsns
isbt 1biuIut mabse6sRb i.in.
Jsrnsr beibt es. oab osutits 5rups
pen mad rnsurn s.iaHSt psrbsa fol.
lsn, ftatt ad5 Ssrbi.u, aHS out 6fsrs
reI6ilde 5rnppeu nab Jrantrsih &c.
BEN tperoen.
IA man eiHsn abermaIissu Ssiud
Osltf6sr 1sIisa,r bsfiirhtste. tpurben
in pieIen Stdbtsn in RorfOIt amSpuu.
tag seiue 9OitssOieniie a6ssbultsn unb
bis StGbis purO.n in ablu!ats Suns
isIbeis gsbtlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
9ruppems 9lmstamidj
ST dnaeblih 5ipifden Seutidlanb
uub Ssiterrei4 in sroBsm
Stil aeplant.

R N. "a. Sanuar. = 2lus Min
tDirb bem .giornnle DStalia" oemels
bett bab bic gfsife bes Diterrei9ii6en
Sbrpnfolsers Grsberaoa &arl Jran3
bon Oeiterret6 na6 Berlin unb feline
3uiummentllnft NIT bem DeuiiHM
&oiier nit einem RtsienpIan IN @ers
binbung ftebt. Der bonn beuifdeu Ges
neralfta6 ausgeur6eitet purbe uub
einen sruppenuustaufd stpiideu
Deitfhlanb unb Seiterrei4 i'm gros
Ben Still besipedt. Die Deutf9en IOls
len bisiem plan sufOlse groBe 9rups
penmafen na9 Sieben6iirgen isus
ben. Inn elmer m0sli9en snbuiion DOH
Seiten Rumdniens S9u6 bieteu su
t6nnsn, nGbrenb Sitsrrsi4iIdbe srups
pen nah Sftanbern unS Srantrsi4
seianbt nerben iollen.
Die beutfden Sruppen fperben, tpe
tusiter in Der Depsfde bebuuptet pirb,
in Oeftsrreid einen sroBeu beutifen
Seneralita6 borfinben fobuB bic itras
tegii6en Speratipnen IN Seiterreih
dusi9lieBli4 Don beuti6en Glemeuter
gsleitet peroen. tpdbrenb ter unsuris
i4e premierminiiter Grdf Gissa unD
Baron BON gurian, Der 6Iterrei6iite
Miniitsr beg gtuspdrtisen. i9re 2lrfs
merffamteit uusf8lisBIi9 auf bic iH'
nersn aHgelesenbeiteR bss aanbss
ri6teu tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
Miklunsem
SSit ben Ruifeu bic llHas1uua Der
Ssiterrstfsr IN Der iiibIi6.n
9uiopiHa,
Bel SirIib15a babsu bic RuiTsn cine
Risberlaae erIitteu.

BieH. "a. sSanuar, pid 2pnbon.-
GorreiponSenteu Der Miener 3situns
gen bepsicbiren DON Der front, tag
Der 9eriu9 Der Ruifsu. bic OsitsIrsis
der in BEN iiibIiden Sbeil Der guz
totuina au umssbeH, OSllia mibIungen
1T. Die Ruiien iiub BEL airIi5abo gus
riitq.Idluesu ipOrbsn unb bic Ceiiers
rsifer ba6sn bier piels @efanseuc ues
mdht unS cine arOBs Mense ariegss
material erbeutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
3n oem polris llnslei6en &fe miro
ser oellt(6e &ren5er ,3fii6er''
gum 5iueen se6ra6t.
Nier oemti6em sdiifen itanSem en9.
lij6e 9reaonou0bts mnS Super
0rea0nougbts ge9eniiber.

9nfft
GddnduhtH Bon
dut
zorpoc
bab W gs
pn
Bel aan FuS Ft ben GerrH aus
bab bic Sm fdm pen 5raOn cine stap
pb aduHdda
Spanrn Fd Der edsaH Der t
bruiIh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
)fnitd)rs @rtd,maofr, oas Ansritf anf Gn9=
lambs Niittf plautf, uon en9litarr
Nfbernna)t suriids9ftbla9rt.

elbmiral geaitp beridist, baB 5ipei
ipeitere pdnaerlreu5er ernitIi9 bsihds
bist Durbtn. Gle tparn jeoo4 i'm
Stanbe, ibre 5lu6t fOri3uitssn unb
rrsihten cine gestnb, iDc infoIge Der
@sfabren our9 beutihe llnieriesboote
unb Mlinsn bic @erfolsung aufgsst'
ben tperoen rnubte.
aein briiiidss SHiff ains Dtrlorsu
uub nniere @sr!ufie an 2Obisn iiHo.
nn9 ben folpeit DOrliesenbm 8sridtsn
serins. Die Zion. iDede bic @sr'
fplsuns anfibrie, fatie nur elf 8srs
ipurlbete uuD fsiusn Scbten.
Bon Der aus ss5 WaHn beitsbsnosi
geannI&aft Der r!BIii4er- iDurosn 123
sretiet unD Is 1T m6sli6 baB mt
isre 1orpsboboOt5rIi6rsr nod iDsitsrs
esute ssrstiet bab.u- aeiue Ssrid,is
Hber admpie spiItsu aorpeoOb0Ots
aritSrern unb Isifien arai5sru iino
|iutpsit BET Der abmiralitdi sinsstroFs
fsn, DbldJon brrGriiss aampfs alIsm
1nftein na6 iidiisefunbsH babsn.
Die Momipalitdi bat Dem Bi5snos
miraI Cir Dapib 9tattp ihrs SsHuss
tbuuns ausssiprO4sn.'
Die bsutfdxm Gdiffe iDurseu iirs
mad, Sasesaubrud ssfidist. als iis
auf bic susliids aiifts subislisH. als
jie Der ibntn iibsrIessnsu ensliiteH
9lott. aniihtia fpurbsn, Wa6tsn re
notiirli@ tsbrt unb fuatsn bsimtits
gsipafisr su srrtibeu. Die britiIdsn
ghiffs nahnsn bic gsrfplsuna auf
uub pahrsnb polItr ssdbtt ruusrts bar
aampf bann pier G4unbsn lang. Ser
G.iaabboEn,r mar I'm nBrSlidsH
5ouanb psrnsbmbar uub man oIdubt
nrbe, baB nas SestrsffeH fl0rbIiaI
BON ben snisin gmrIanb unb Sfirs
monnitsOpa itaitasfrnbsu fat.
Die .Eiiidsr-, bic sins aerinsersI
geihrpinpisssit beiaB, aIs bic dnbertn
b.itifen arisgsfdiffe, bIisb auriid
unb fisl bann ben nett itperersn
ejeidiis.n Der .aion' aur Opier, bic
an Der Gpits Oss britiidsn GeItapa'
bers fubr. Den anbsrsn btutffeu
Saiffen asIans ss. in ben Rapon Der
psutfatn WsiRsn unb llnterissbooi.
su aslungsn, iporuuf bic GusIdnSer
bic WerfoIsuna aufautsn.
0is -gliia,r-, bi. sum eiuisn p.'
frnnt purb., mar 4s9 rus lang uHo
bate Elm Displacement Don 1850
scnnsn. Shrs Wunniadft bsiianS
aus S85 EffisisrsH. unb Wanuffai'
len. Sic >nurbs in aisl NIT sinsm SO.
ittnGufrpann pOn $6.500.000 erbdus
unb bate Elm. Gsf4pinbisitii BON
stspds iibsr 26 anuitn bic Giunb,.
Sic ipar NIT siDSIf s.2.s5IIigsn, a6t
6ssolIieen @sfhiibsn unO nit iedss
sshn "a spfiinbtru tsftiidi. auberbsm
baiis Il. du6 brti sOrpsbDrSbrsn.
Gis .DsrffIinssss bat Gin DspIa.
rsm.ni BON $4,000 zounsn nnb pur.
be am IA. sssuIi bOrissn sabres fertisf |
asiisni Sis TT NIT adt 12ss0aia.u
unb sip5lf 6.sSaiasn 9eiaiibsn uHb
spSIf 24.gfiinbern ormirt unb bat /
s 5orptbor5brtn. gBiislin ibrsr
SGnsIIistsit III nihis bstdnrt.
Die .6epoIib- bat Elm Osplasemtnil
bon 25.O0o sonrKn unb III NIT sebn
l1ss5aiasn unb sD0lf 6ssSIissn g,s
I@iitsn unb afpSlf 24spfiinbsrn unb
bier 14sgfiinbsrn crnlirt. sic bat pier |
zorpsbDr0hrsn. Das G&iif. Sas tins
gsi&piHhipssit son tsspa 2s anrssnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25
Grfplse

6dben bic 9eitf9sn in ben @ogsien
ail perseidnen
.sn pOlsn baben iih bic Ruffsn mics
Der bluiige a1pfe geboh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-25

Ohio: Ghnee Dbsr 9ogel um
Montas; am Dienitdg oIlrr Wabrs
f4einIi&ieit na@ S@nee.
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MnHe,,
Stnb BON ben Seferreis
6srn Bel Z sarnopin ga=
listen ous g 6ussu.
grGben pertries
en- b or B { n

WisH, "a. San. pia 2onnon. %.
Sn elmer am sOnntqs DerSffentIidtsu
dmtli3en @rtIdruns 9siBt ss. SaB ii6
auf teiusr Der SrOntsn stfpos pon be-
icuoersr Widtisteit ersisnst bat. IS
1T ben Oeitsrrsi8ern jsSOa ssluusen.
bic Rufen bur9 beftiess 9lrtinsriss
fsusr gum sfauiusn bon 56dssnsrds
Ben bei sarnoD in Galisisn gu spins
sst-
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@ingeiteMt
Sat GnsIanb ben SampferDertebr mad
SoOi Of 9oIllnb,
@il elmer Der .nsIii6en Ddmpfer bon
sinem oeutideH llnterisebopt gum
Sintsn ssbruat ipurbc.
Militdrattades Der neutraIen Mdtt.
un Der Osutiden Jront in
Ruififth qoLfr.

9trltn, "a. Saii., auf brabtloiem
Wsge ua6 supoille, 8. 8. Sn elmer
GpesiaIbepeife Der .Gruntfurter 3sis
iuns- pom Uitssr,i&ii4sn 8aaptsaar.
ter asib. e;
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7beuerung
Wa DIT b.m 5ritii9sn aabi.
HetaroBe aOpffdmers

2pHbon, "a. SSauunr. - 2aut
elmer GrtIdruHa bic bonn amtti9en
RadridtsHbursuu abaessbeu fpurbe,
tei6dftist ii8 bag aubinst IN elmer
uRter Sem @uriiB bss prsmisrmiuifierS
4Saaitb itnttfinosnO.n Sisuna init
Der asbensmittsIfraas unb bem Stsis
gen Der 9reiis Der ae6tngmitteI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
SPRING WEATHER !. COMES IN WAKE OF
 HARD BLIZZARD Nineteen Inches of Snow Falls in Philadelphia In
 12 HOurs-Easter
 Parade Curtailed

Philadelphia. April 4.--Balmy spring weather today restored Philadelphia and vicinity to virtually normal con- ditions after one of the worst bliz- bards in the history of the local weather bureau. The 19 inches of snow which fell in 12 hours. breaking all records, disappeared rapidly under tho bright sunshine and warm westerly breezes. At nightfall. there was none left in the center of the city and even on the outskirts only patches.
 Railroad service was resumed today to Atlantic City and other coast re- sorts Traffic. however, was greatly curtailed. especially to Atlantic City, where the annual easter parade us- ually attracts great throngs. Advices From that city said the crowd on the board walk did not approach those of former years.
 Telegraph and telephone service to coast towns and points in southern Delaware. seriously interrupted by the gales, had not been restored to many places late tonight.
 Apprehension for the safety of the Argentine dreadnaught Moreno, which observers at Rehoboth reported to be close to the beach, was dispelled by the arrival of the big warship tonight at the Philadelphia navy yard. Of- ficers of the ship reported that while they were compelled to anchor out side the Delaware capes the ship ex- perienced no difficulty In weathering the storm and at no time was in danger
 With the exception of damage to the telegraph and telephone lines the losses as a result of the storm was considered comparatively light
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
FINANCIAL SITUATION

New York, April 4.-Growing recogni- tion of the safeguards enjoyed by this country against the financial effects of the war was registered in the week s stock market. Abolition of minimum prices marked the re-establishment of a wholly free and open market. Expand ed volume of dealings further reflected the return of normal conditions. Both in stocks and bonds, March business rose well above the corresponding month last year. the final day of the month rising to the maximum and the highest prices since the outbreak of the war. Specula- tive caution and manipulative excesses prompted the realizing which resulted in the irregularity at the weekend.
 The advantage to our foreign trade of the necessities of belligerents continues the dominant factor. War orders for steel in the last two weeks were the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05

a great many millions. The tendency Is usually to overestimate the amount of the estate of rich man. The bulk of his estate goes to his widow, who is one of the daughters of the late William H. Vanderbilt, and to their children. MT.
 Sloane would have been esteemed a
 wealthy man. for he was at the head of a very fiourishing business. even though
 his wife had not brought to him a large fortune. Mrs. Sloane is understood, how ever. to have maintained possession. at Mir Sloane's wish. and personal control over much the greater part of her share in her fathers estate. The bequests made by MT. Sloane are of little over $170.000. As he was a man of large philan- thropies 1t seemed to some as thou yh the amount of these beouest~ dT ne { ly sustain his reputation as a large and generous gtver. The fact is, however, that he gave principally during his life time and the munifcence of his benefac- tions is shown by his contribution, in as- sociation with his brother Henry, of nearly 35O0O00 for the establishment and endowment of the great laboratory at Yale university.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05

| largest since the foreign clouds gath cred. The 900 one-year French gov ernment bonds taken by New Yorl, bankers. an equal amount for Russia and twice as much for England under ne- gotiation are all for purchases of ma terials here.
 Renewed weakness of foreign exchange in face of these operations indicated the further pressure of the same causes. Subsistence of expectation of early peace was a natural consequence. A sharp ex- pansion in merchandise imports was an- other effect of the pressure in foreign exchange. Rise in prices of stocks also brought some added foreign selling.
 As a contrast to foreign loans. new financing of home corporations fell to s5S, ,00o. GOO compared with $264,000,000 in the preceding month. Home trade still hesitates. Better net returns for rail- roads are from economies near starva- ton for upkeep. March gross returns are unsatisfactory. Record acreage for wheat is estimated with drastic reduc- tin of cotton.
 Diplomatic exchanges over neutral rights and Japan's steps in China are watched for possibilities of anxiety. The Mexican situation also came in for re- newed consideration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05

more; Earle Larsen, a Swedish subject and Dempsey Jarvis, also of Balu- more, washed ashore late in the day
 The wind yesterday blew TO miles an hour at one time. Coast guards and life savers from the Leiew and Rehobeth stations made repeated ef- forts to launch lifeboat when the plight of the barges was discovered but could not get through the boiling surf
 A third barge, which also was beins lowed by the Cumberland. was brought safely into the harbor at the Break water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
An Imposing Spectacle

| The trial of the New Haven company | directors will be, in the best sense o1 the term. even more sensational than that of the directors of the American Sugar Refining company, because the New Haven directorate as a whole was com posed of men of greater distinction and
 influence than were those of the direc- torate of the so-called sugar trust. Eleven out of 12 jurors in the sugar case voted for acquittal and that majority was so great as to persuade the government that 1t would be the better part to drop the proceedings. Lewis Cass Ledyard, whom MT. Wickersham is to defend ranks with the ablest lawyers of New York, and as a citizen and man his career has often been pointed to as well worthy of imita-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
Making Smaller Directorates

If Norman B. Ream were were now alive, he would read with interest the announcement that the American Tele- phono and Telegraph company has re- ducet it's board of directors so that it now numbers IT instead of 25. Mir Ream was persuaded some years ago that it was a mistake for large corporations to make choice of large boards of directors He fels that the United States Steel corpora ton would be just as well managed if its directorate were reduced. and he used sometimes to intimate that, in fact the management of that great corporation was substantially in the hands of no more than seven men, whom he was ac- customed to name. To elect a man as di- rector conferred, in Mr. Reams opinion. an obligation and responsibility upon him which in many cases were not recognized by those who were elected. They felt 1t to be a badge of honor to be named among the directors of big corporation and with that they were content.
 The tendency recently has been to re- duce the number of directors in large cor porations, and some have thought that been leveled against interloclking direc- torates would be made of no avail by the voluntary action of a large corpora ton in reducing its boards
 The Sloane Estate
 Those who are in position to make a good estimate are inclined to think that the late William D. Sloane died possessed of much less than $l0.000,000 and that his estate will upon inventory be found not much If any, in excess of 5000 600. MT. the citizens of New York who possessed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
TEN VICTIMS TAKEN
 BY STORM ON COAST
Consolidated Coal Company Barge Crews Drowned off the Dela- ware Coast

Lewes. Del, April k--Yesterdny's coast storm claimed 10 victims in the vicinity of the Delaware capes. They were the crews of the ConsoIidat ton ConI company's barges Nos. and Q. from Baltimore for Boston. who were drowned when their crafts founderetl near Cape Henlopen. The barges broke adrift from the tug Cumberland.
 Despite heroic efforts in the face of a binding snowstorm and 60-mile gale, the Cumberlands crew was un- able to get another line to the barges. which drifted helplessly for sometime before going aground. For hours the tug stood by, but the fury of the sea made it impossible to render assis- tance. Finally the barges broke to pieces and sank with all hands aboard. The bodies of Captain Johnson, Balti-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
Illuminating Comparison

From the Boston Transcript.
 She entered the department store and complained about lamp she had purchased, demanding that 1t be taken back.
 What's the matter with it, madam? ?- Tt has all the faults of my husband and none of his virtues" Please explain yourself'' Well 1t has good deal of brass about it 1t, is not remarkably brilliant, requires a great deal of attention, is unsteady on it's legs, flares up occa sionally. is always out at bedtime and is bound to smoke"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05

The planting of cotton will probabl, be delayed later than usual this sprinJ on account of the continued cold weather Many farmers are on the anxious sea regarding their corn, which, with th cold and damp conditions, is apt to TO in the ground. Many have stopped plant ing corn until conditions become more ia vorable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05

Miss Christine Tinling, special lecturer for the Alabama Women's Christian Temperance union, has been spending sometime in Barbour county endeavoring to organize local branches of the union. The first to be organized is at Clayton with the following officers: President, Mrs. B. Davie; corresponding secretary, Miss Irene Andrews; recording secretary Miss Mary Andrews; treasurer, Mrs John R. Ventress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-05
EUFAULA

Eufaula, April 4.-(Special )--The spring session Of the Barber county circuit court at Clayton will begin tomorrow, with Judge M Sollie of Ozark, presiding The new solicitor, T. M. Patterson of Clayton. will appear for the first time in his new office.