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Livestock
nIcHIGAN CENTRAL srockYARp.

DETROIT. Mich May ii.--Cattlc
Market. steady hest heavy sSesrS.
SSTsVs, best handy weight butcher
steers SS50flS - mixed steers aud
heifers sTf5GSa0. handy light
butchers sos. light butchers. s. "a
AZ 90. best cows. sS.1SHT: butcher
COWS. s5.t5ns6o, common cows. s. %
heavy hulls. ss7sR l.s6; bologna
bulls sss5R6,7s, stock bulls, s. =
$50. feeders. sTSOGs: stockers. s. 81
Z. So. mixers and springeFS. sac .
IS Veal calves Market. strong be- a
srad, Sl025d lo.5V others. ssN9 30.
sheep and ,ambs Market. strong
best lambs ss75; fair lambs. $50 y
So. light 10 tOrlmcn lambs. s'H
r.S fair 10 good sheep. s7a s3Sa fair
- good sheep. simTeS: Culls ard
common. s. 50 as SO. Hogs. No hogs
sold prospects higher
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Deaths

years INITIAL insusfcieney. John san
ter tfE7 Maxwell. s. years. nephrt-
It's. Helena Szu<tak. IS Thirty thirh'
3 mortns. cerebral m.nlnsius Cna,
usnitlon, Louis Reinhardt, Grac.
hospital 50 years. iuGucst pending,
gorge l.. Van pevort. lils f&ur-
,sg ,n = d. seaE ss,f 9g5mSn@Sy oba npe
year. bronchn pneumonia. spencer
Thorpe. SIS Baker. 30 years, lnqucst
pending Henry Lafont. Is! w. pal
tirnore. % years. gas asphy xiati"n;
Vansef KImbIe. lst5 Jefferson east. 10
months. pertusais. Ferdinand W lose.
as Dubois, 50 vars, cancer 81 storm,
ach. Frank Elvart. - iliin9I. :
month premafuTtty. Jakub CLASH.
sos Leland. - years. pulmonary tu-
hnreulosia- John kswula, 80 LIaxton
g days. gastritis Thomas w WIN
tl". Grace hospital. 80 Years. spp Dopd
fIorue about 81 years chronic diar-
rhea Anna Zehnder. Grace hospitai.
- years. acute dilatation OF near
Durham WaTachicEi. Grace hosp tsi'
about % years lobar pneunonls 1o-
srph Antewski Childrenis Free nos
pitai months. marasmus; ceor
H Fischer keceiying hoSp,,s,,.
John Walters. So 81 Aubin. abou, %
years. inquest pending. Elizabeth nc
earthly Receiving hospital. ABOUT y
wears, my0cfrl'tis, william :. bIacn (,
f,ev. Receiving hospital about ~
wears. lobar pneumonia; Btrncy %.
iIoyt 1871 Riopelle, 80 years, lopa
gn,sisnd ears accidental drown
ny M Sbrahan Levine. Harper ,hospl-
,s7 81 years. peritonitis. John II.
Eaibfuss. i73 watson, 80 GEAR
,Grrnlc nephritis. Minnie Mattick.
Grace bogpital. % years. peritonitls
Stihur Hooae. 81 Nary's hospitai. VI
years lobnr pneumonia; Mix Nee
pD,i iorrsne NandelI. Harper hos
sttsI "a Years ncphritis: Sam Bumn.
peSeivtnx hospital. 4s years. iopar
pneumonia Victor Gay: Ds ar acute
t,tery ,nbercuioeis. Marvin r..
uewey, 3s5 owen. 81 years. chronic
nephritis.
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Institute Names oneers

Detroit chapter Of the American
Institute OF Banking. in recent
meeting I'm the Board OF Commerce,
made nominations through an cleo
ton committee composed OF w. h.
FAIR. Frank Fleming and Fred
Grieg. Those named by the commit.
tee are; President, John ii. Lang
don and Bernard II. Johnson: vice
president. Ernest Goodwin and
Charles e. Bear. corresponding Sec
Rotary. Eugene Fleming and Joseph
j, McGrath. recording secretary.
George Oite and Charles Kinney.
treasurer. Jerome Bosley and Fred
Schroeder.
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enc AGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Ga' is-fi~aiu. Opening
wheat. Nav down 10. Tuiy down
-. gepternhsf % i.c Corn: Ms" I'D
,c: JAY unchanged September 40
4. oats. NAY down 10 Jny down
-. Septembsf unchanged. PTovis-
Ous hiAhef.
Soon-w wheat May. down ", July.
down So september down = r..
Corn. MAY. down ~ July. dowr
sc. september. down &c. oats
Nay. down &c igly. down 70. Sep.
tewbar. hanged
CIo-e--W heat Nav. down ~,
Juiy. down 10 September. down
u RI Corn MAJ down &c July.
down Septeuher. down 80.
Ssptcuhcr. unchanged. Provisions,
irregular.
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sOgsr-COrrected daily by ". IL
Ldgar q son. Crystal dOminoes. lib.
fli.55 Do. S-lb., til.s5. Eagle tab
5 So Xxx powdered. $3.50. stan
oard pO~ dered. tst5 zranulafsd.
- ira coarse, $3.50; graduated. fine.
N bulk, 3s-05. gSanulRted. 25-lb. cot
tons. ~ 8. crystal domino gran, q
10 and J-lb cartons. IN Asses. -
crystal domino gran. HF cases. 1915.
diamond \, tsl5. confectianers A
- 10. 4. 1905 No. ;. So No. 8. J7Sb.
No. 10, sI7s. No II, $40: No ~.
IS No. -. $3.50; No -. g. so, No
IS. 81 so non-cakl ng mixture. O.:
beet graduated, S7.s5 per 100 lbs.
iz.tG. DO. IS TO case. 100 per ca.s
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. May I3.---ftoes; Ne-
crlpts. g. apa. market, 80 Toe higher;
mixed and butchers s, 50 y ioeb;
EooS , % 10 , 90 r iosS
r8g-. SO so, cattle; Receipts. IL
bbA market strong Toe higher.
lrevvs SS1t0iA, cows and hcifcrs,
81 ff9bp. stocksrS and feeders. So
Ia s.. TcNaHs. sslNG9lo. calves. 81
3 70 -. sheer Receipts. u 0An !.
market Joe higher. native. 81 so =
- 80 western. $50 n $50, lambs.
sS61Glt SO, western $500 $50.
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.CARRANzA
BOOSTS DUTY
Makes An Increase of 900 Per
Cent on All Mineral
Exports.

Ell PASO. Tex May l6.-A car
rama decree. increasing the export
duty on minerals from 100 10 l,'oe
Der cent. was received a. the Juarez
customs house Monday American
mine owners said the decree would
make the operation OF their Mexican
mines impossible. The export duty
on copper was increased 1000 per
cent
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NEW YoRK rPopurc

NEW YORK, May is-Flour: In
i4rss So Ga &c Lard Quiet: mid
De We tslVt. ti3IgT1s20 sugar.
Raw, dull centrifugal. % test, 81 -
wtS.Sz. muscovade. 80 test. $500
5 10 refined. Dun cut loaf 1850
crushed 1855 powdered. i775n7s5,
No. or spot, . G. Tallow. Dur,
special. lie: city. lose, country, 10
yrinie, ~ IS. So. 2. t,.I5aI25. clover.
5sc - 1874 Dressed poultry steady.
steady. turkeys. 80 n Sc. chickens. I :
n S0c fowls. 1sM 22c. ducks. Long
geese. i0MlZc. ducks. - Sc. fowls.
ia istkc, turkeys. Z2c BOOSTERS. i3c.
chicken. broilerR 2tNf9c Cheese
steady state milk, common 20 spe-
specials. 5QIf4c.
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Fs-, Buffalo Live stock

lNUUninC Z StcVcns)
EASC IuFFALO. y. d. Nav O.
Cattle. IS cars market lSc higher
prime steers s3.Jea Ia: butchers s. 30
ID p.5o. tat COWS s61 1.9S, heigeYs, s. II,
$50 bulls s6MS hogs 80 cars, mar
\ 81 strong heavy slos0 q 10 so vor.s-
rFs Stp.5oN 1885: pigs. sg-5n %.
sheep. 30 ears. market. stro.g: top
lambs SO Qdie 90 yearitngs $40
SO: wethers. 81 SO SIS, ewes. $50
N-5: calves. sSeli.5o.
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ToLEpo GnAIN ANn rHoNt.ioNs.

Cash and May si5s. July aud
September. tizstk corn cash and
May. 7JHc. July. 7sHc september.
- y e. oats Cash and MAY. $50 tuly.
'fGhc &C.. CiOverseed Cash and Octo-
Der. tsfz. December a. Aialke:
Prime. 80 Timothy cash $3.50.
Butter. Brick creamery soc. tub
creamery, 2sc Eggh Fancy selects.
60 fresh candied. &c Usy. No. I
timothy, va. No. Timothy. $40:
light mixed. tei 40 mixed. t2i:
tl3.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Classification Meeting Postponed.

Trafic Commissioner waterfall,
OF the Board OF Commerce, has been
advised that the southern ciassin'
cation meeting scheduled for New
York on June s. has been postponed
until a date TO be announced later.
This meeting was for the considera.
ton OF proposed changes IN classic
cation OF articles shipped 10 and
from southern classification terri.
tory.
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cIEyrr>ND LIVE STocN

Receipts. 3.5UG. Ice higher: WORKERS.
mixed aud mediums, $40 e5fsi0 So.
pigs s. 80. r0uEhs. st.t5. stays s. -
Cattle Receipts. - ears, i5Ra5-
higher sheep and lambs Recent
cars. - higher. clips top. SO 81
Calves Receipts 500. 56G-tc hiEN-
sr tor ST. 50
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CHIC.Go BUrrrp w,RKrr

tHICAGo. ~ ~ --butter. Extras.
- 81 cTiac nrsts @sa2 sisc Eggs
prime ordinary. lsQ ia. e.. rrsts aets
70 2lC Cheese Twins t5L Ni5a, -
g g"gtIv A' FGrI H. 4, [,ye
geese. i2mI1c turkeys. fsft e9c 20.
ts-o~s. Receipts. Is cars Mich!g. n.
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Ohio. s7a
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NEW YORK NJ TIER AND rccs

MIN YORK. May Is Butter
steady receipts. 1.907: creamery ~
IRA. yHc state dairy tubs. 2gta q 900.
imitation rreswery frsts, t1a.sc.
special. s9i- " Size Eggs. Firm. re
-etpts. 2-.STs nearby white fancy. IS
q IS nearby mixed fancy. . = q &c,
fresh drztz y =. ~ 15r
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The assessment Of 81 share re-
emily ealle, upon the ontstandlns
stork ~, the Nigomah Mining Co.
and which becomes due May -. hss
Isep underwritten by Boston
t,-ttng interest This assures the
Company the necersary funds Tor the
continuance Of the development
work.
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BuTTER aNp EGGS.

Butter -- Creamery extras CSC:
arsts. csc dairy. CSC, packing stock,
&c 10.
EZg--fresh receipts. cases includ-
ed. frsfs ia current receipts
- = duz. Receipts. Monday . 57S
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. NAV Is Hogs R@csiptS
far, market Is use higher, heavtes
So 81 10 IS mediums f0sSNiA sos
v-aTksrs. s. 59al9 80 good pigs g. %
y 50. calves Market strong. sheep
and lambs Market steady
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Mondays ciearances. s7.1ss.s15 90
balance. s110.ltS Gs. total clearance
1915 20 date. {1l3s5s sig59: total
riearsnces 1915 - correspond date.
sfs3. fs5.- s3s4
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The followine o. ms are privilessd

70 execute orders on the Exchanee.
Carlyle 4 Poyah. w A Hamiin n
Co. n W Noble 4 Co. w Y Moss
4 co. Bennett. smith a Co, Sinclair
Gorton. " r. Reilly 4 Co. Geo. "
West A. Co. ~ q Nacerone a. Co,
Emmett L Sprague. Matthew Finn.
J.. l. Esymour a CO. A. w. Wallace
4 Co. VIM. r. Rose * Co. Wm A
Seer q Co. W. p Mclaughlin, r. K
Pelton. Merrill. Lsn@A T. Co.
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Membership of TN. American Rank.
ers association 10 now b,St1 against
1857 last year And the original
memt ership In 1903 OF e.5yT.
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NV yoRk cOT-roN M.RkET.


NEW YORK. May I5.--Money on
call IA per cent: time money = ~
az per cent for six months mercan
tile paper. shI5h per cent Bar
York SSte DEMAND sterling: tL1S+.
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EIGIN nI,rrRn

ELGIN III. May Ig -IIutter sales
we're 40 2tu % cents, majority at use.
Last weeks price 30c.
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Pvfrting--tbe plain .e-f kina--fhss
% vfGas-fbmes Job Depf.-hsis ls3o.
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New York Stocks

. eses.tions y Horpslo~er 4 Weeks c.;.la:
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Boston Copper Stocks

Ouotatious b. HornhloWer x Weeks.
Ct-., Esfrh T.lug Close
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
ALLIES OPEN TRADE
MEETING IN PARIS
POincarc Receives Delegates.
Who Plan Commercial
Fight on Germany.
TO CONTINUE AFTER WAR
Special cable Despatch 10 THE srS.


PARIS. April 2T.-Prcsident Poincarc
received the members of the allied COM
nercial conference at the Elysec Palace
to-day. In his address the President
laid stress on the unofficial character of
tn" conference.
After tho reception. the conference
met THIS afternoon in the Senate cham
b"r. The president. Deputy Channel,
opened tho proceedings. lie recalled
that the first International Commercial
Conference was held in Brussels In June,
1914. on the eve of the war. when the
German delegates proclaimed an inde-
fectibic attachment 10 peace. although
tho first president, Baron Deschamps.
taw his octog marian fathcr-ln-law and
his hrotEcr-ln-law shot at Iouvain and
many prominent members of the confer
,nce mdltrcatcd IA few week. later"
NJ. Chaufnct defined tho objects Of the
conference as being TO crush Prussian
mllitarism and what may be called Ger
man commercial militar!sm.'
We must remain after as during the
war, indissolublv united and Loyalty and
cordially C,inentcd together" he said.
Other speakers at the session were Sir
John Handles of England. cx-Fremier
f.uzzatti OF Italy. who aid that II must
be recognized that tho alliance NJ arms
and hearts was easier thar an alliance
Of reciprocal interests: Senior Macieira
OF Portugal. and NJ. Trifkovi;ch Of Ser.
bia.
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FALSE RUMORS HERE.
Lansing Denies That lie Knew oi
Casement Expedition.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-That or
ganizers Of German propaganda In New
York are determined to make every ef-
fort to embarrass President Wilson be-
fore the American people is evident to
officials here who are In IA position to
keep track OF the many schemes crop
ping up. The latest effort which has
been traced directly to German In
iriguers Is u report published to-day
that the state Department had informed
Sir Cecil Sprlng-Rice, the British Am
hassador. of Sir Roger Easements expe-
di,ion to Ireland and thereby enabled the
British authorities to intercept II. The
intimation was that news OF the expe-
dition had reached the Department
through the papers seized by DEPART
mont of Justice agents from Wolf Won
lgel.
Mr.. Lansing denied the report en-
phat.cally, but II was learned from other
sources that the state Department has
Information showing that the false re-
port was deliberately circulated by per-
sous "a u position; /. aiow what was
coutaiucd in the Won Ipel papers and
was circulated with the knowledge that
II was false, |, IL aulhoritallyely stated
that nothing contained IN the Won Igol
papers mentioned Sir Rogers expedition
~ any other which II would have been
10 tile advantage of Sir Cecil SPRING
itic' 10 know abolt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
filters REGAIN QUATIA
t,tnt"rs 'icnr NiIInRr ot Turks
Who British Forces Leave.

LoNpoS, April .7-Au official state
meit giving the details Of TIE with
druwal az trio British forces from IN"
town OF ruatia. within twenty-five miles
81 the Suez Canal. states that 1000 Ger
man roops were among the attacking
force.
The village was held on Easter sun
day by the Worcestershire Neumanry,
when a greatly superior Turkish force OF
at least 1000. MOUNTED on ctnols, made
a surprise attack, The British troops
retired. fighting a rear guard battle. ON
account ot the damage done by shell
fire to their horses tho WorCestershirc
troops could NOT retire In cooperation
with tho other regiments and a number
OF the men were captured.
Tho victory OF the Turkish force was
short lived, ayiators clearing the village
OF them shortly afterward.
According 20 the official announce
nent the entire Quatla oasis is cleared
~ hostile troop. with the exception OF
IA force OF 1000 Turks NJ Birelsnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
LATEST u BOAT SUNK
BY BRITISH TRAWLER
Patrol Surprises BIC Sub
marine When II Holds TIP
Dutch ship for Search.
Spec,d, Cabl- Dc.p1tch 10 THr suS.

N' ~ ~ fff'f Z " Sun
AMSTERDAM, via London. April :7.--
The Gu.ottc Dc Hoilandc OF April % tells
Of the sinking Of n German submarine
by a British patrol BOAT between tn
Shetland Islands and Tho Irish coast on
April II The incident WAS witnessed
by two Dutch vessels, one Of which had
been to stop by the sub
marine,
The Dutch papers account says;
"1hc Dutch steamship ~Soerlkarta,
conveyed by III" ka~i, left Falmouth on
.Apri, - or her homeward voyage around
the north Of scotland. When she was
between tho shetland Islands and ireland
OF April II she notified tho kawi ny
wireless that she had been summoned hy
"A submarine to lower "a boat and show
her papers. Then her wireless suddenly
stopped, The Kawi FASTENED to Join her
and saw on the por, siic of tho Soera.
karta u s%ui,uiaiItI. Of unknown naiion-
ality with four men on deck. suddenly
a shot was hred and the four mon disap.
pearei IN the water, \ second shot sank
the submarine.
THE shots we're fired by a BriilAi
travler, presumably IN the naval service.
The trawlcr asked the Dutch ships
whether they wanted help and whether
amy Of their crews were hurt. Both
rtplieG In the negative, The officers Of
~. irav!er sad thG, tho EuLnurinc "ao
one OF the newest o. rnan l. boats, witt,
a crew Of sixty men. for which the Brit
,,h nad been waiting for four DAYS. The
iNutcn vessels arrived in Holland safely"
Tho Rotterdam NI0sb0d' -dys II WAS
fuggy when ,hr trawler app"nicl and
thai the submarine saw her and launched
torpedo, but missed.
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REPORTS ANGLO.DUTCH CLASH.
Berlin says British sank Warship
mud agreed 20 ray DRn,nges.

BERIIN, Via London, April 1.-THE
Overseas News Agency uutes the Dutch
newspaper D' ITbah. As saying that ii
critical situation aro~c on March 81 be-
tween Holland aud Great Britain as "A
result OF the sinking hy the British Of IA
Dutch warship
10 Tribnn" Is reported as saying that
the crew ~ the Dutch mau-of-war wis
sent 10 India 10 conceal the sinking Of
TIVE shlr. Later Great Britain promised
TO pay all the de images.
According - tho Dutch newspaper. a
report or tue Incident cdnlc from 4 inen-
h'r " the CROW Of the Dutch steamship
Ercid. which arrived IN Holland from
England ON March Be-. l. j. stated that
the situation was cleared up when ,;rea,
Britain apo!ogllod and promised immc.
d'atc payment OF an Indemnity.
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PERDUN ATTACK FAILS.
t'crmnn~ Resume \rtt>Nr There.
hut win Iit,Ic success.

hp,rqt 'ail- hs,p3icf 10 Tar srN.
lAris, Nprii ~ \ ~tc-unptiou of
activity, hut rot on "A large
scale. on the Nerdun front H. reported
To-day.
Last nisht the Germans made an at
tack in small numbers OH the French
positions north Of the fort of NauN. but
were stopped Immediately By the French
Are.
Tho OH lal commun'qlt issued by tho
French War bf'irc tonight says
On the LEFT bank Of the Mouse. there
Was artillery activity ~ the resIon OF
Avocourt. ESucs and Cunicr,s.
on the right bank the enemy made
" feints at attacks, accompanied by
violent commandments. ono on the
front Hardraumont Farm.Thiau-
mont, the other between Douaunont
and NauN. These We're stopped by our
fire curtain, and the Germans did not
leave their trenches.
ON the rest OF the front the day
was relatively calm eNcept IN the
region of Royc and in the sectors
west OF Iont-a-Mousson where our
batteries were very active.
Yesterday an enemy acroplane
brought down BY our automobile gum
fell in front of tho fort OF NauX On
Vnc IleIlt OF AHTlI sh-- tnIff " our
dirigibles conducted bomharding uper-
atoms, Numerous rrojectiles of large
calibre were thrown by them on the
railway stations at iliaiu and Bens-
doing and on the railway At Arna-
vile. On the same night our aero
planes threw thirtS seven bombs Of
l2o miliimeters ON different railway
stations In the valley OF the Are,
twenty I'VE shells Of l.0 mlllimctcrs
on camps in the valley OF Ia" Orne,
six shells OF 100 millimcters and two
i%ncendiary bombs on the railway sta
ton at T~htonvillr, and eight shells OF
100 millirneters on the railway station
AT CONTAINS.
\ German recommending paii> ~as
dispersed last night east OF lie Mesnll'
lcs-Hurlus, etwce Souain and Vile
~sur-Tourhe, in champagne.
The afternoon c~ommuniGue Was as
follows:
North of the Aisnc several German
patrols were rcpulscl with hand gren-
AIDES.
In the region of Nrrdun there was
nm intense hombardment OF the re-
doubt OF Avocourt II OF our organi-
cations on the Cote du Po!vre, A
small enemy attack directed upon an
element of our trenches to the north
ur the NduN fort WAS Immediately
.,topur,i by our curtains of tire.
In Lorraine We dispersed II German
accommodating party which ATTEMPTED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
Tho iigh. cruiser. Of the Arethu-
SEIZED SWEDISH SHIP.
NaidinE destroyer Took Heutral
vessel Into German Port.


loNpoH. April 2T-O1e Of the German
dcs'rcyers which participated H. the
tombardmeut e 1,oScstoft on Tuesday
STOPPED tie SN-dish steamship James \.
Dickson. tu route :ur Amsterdam, and
took her Into 4 German port, accord u;
- the Rotterdam cnrresp, nd.ut Of tho
Dd'lB MAJ.
The German raiding squad -or. which
about twenty. i%nCiading six
battle cruisers. Was sighted from Amc.
Land and Biisland. the latte. = Dutch
island ~ IN. entrance - the Zuiicr Zee,
the former ~ the North Sea four mile.
north 81 the coast Of fricSlaud. Tho
squadron "as accompanied by a z"ppc-
! II ard submarines.
As the squadron returned through the
sound ilriur Was heard, indicating that
~: German SHIPS we're being pursued.
Th" German ships were preceded by four
T'ppelirs on the Nay 10 England, while
on tn. return journey the Zeppelius kept
in the rear. demonstrating their enor
nous value As the eyes % the fleet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
ASQUl7H WI7HDRAWS
CONSUMPTION BILL
Opposition Of Irish and Labor
PcrSuadr> Premier 10
Drop Measure.
>p,c,al cabic D.,pa,ch 10 rur SIS

loSpo", Apr,' - Walter Long, Pros
ident Of IN. Local Government Board.
speaking in the House Of Commons to-
day. gave the pa rticulars Of the military
service bill outlined by Premier Asquith
on Tuesday, but not dealing with gen
eral ~colnpulsion.
Strong opposition developed. led by
Sir Edward Carson and Labor members,
on the ground % the u%nfairness Of re-
tanning men whose. time had eNpired
while som. others were not obliged to
serve the country
As "A result ot tie opposition. coupled
with the difficult situation IA ireland.
MI. Asguith announced that the Gov
ernment would not press the introduce
ton Of the bin,
The Parliamentary correspondent OF
the Ddtly Wan. referring 10 the with
drawal of Walter Longs bill. says:
in the opinion OF the lobby. II "A
breakup Of the Government is averted
there must at least be a reconstruction
very soon. Tie political situation is
extremely uncertain and the position OF
the Government Is far less secure than It
seemed carly in the week. II Is gener-
ally recognized nov that national service
in the widest sense is inevitab bic. Very
few members Of Parliament OF any Sec
ton now oppose it."
The Daily NcmS In an editorial with
reference to tho withdrawal of the COM
pulsion bill, headed THE Edge OF Dis
aht"i,' says:
The Government and the country are
facin,s the gravest crisis since the begin
ming of tho war. An elaborate COM
promise regarding recruiting laboriously
- AasA go" IA. -A.--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
SETTLEMENT WORKER SHOT
Niss NnHarsL, Formerly Of NV
Work., Reported Executed.

irserda IN THIS city ~ MIS-, A..
Md>aryh, tho former University ~
Ch'ca-o settlement workcr, eNr-csse1 #,
~diGnatior Yesterday az . reIar' t-o~I
vienna thai she lad been shot TIE
sad mat h n tsr father. F.o'
THONGS g. M'zaryk ot tho IuNc-. IS .
Prague, y" Is considered '-c l"4ds, -
the Eohcml.0s, had been The cote. n
persecution 81. Austria ever ef~ . 'h.
father had ,~srousrd The ctuso ,- go
nations IN the present couhi,'
Mis- Mdzaryly was a V..',r .l '.
niNefSity az Chicago ~tttcu.'f |I.a
Two ycars. Later ste cam, f.. ". Nr
and studded the mrthoa. uf A.
street settlement. She alsp Nt .,
dted with tho workers IN tAo ~ - '
n~,!Shhorhood house in his 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
TURKS DRIVEN FROM HILLS.
u nssia Announces Capture ~ P0-
.ltions south Of Ritiis.

NpecidI CdbIe UfspdtTh % THt SlN-
PErRoGRAp. via London. April 27.-Ths
Russian War Once issued the following
statement tonight;
In tho Caucasus, to the south Of
Ritlis. We dislodged the Turks from a
whole series of positions in the noun
tains.
On the western front We twice re-
pulsed tho enemy in the Nlassy-
kroshin sector. Enemy %aeroplanes
bombardcd Gen. Evcrts's cantonments.
In the region Of the Royno-Kovel
railway we occupied the village vt
thromiahowa Enemy attempts to re-
capture the village were repulsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
SHELLS G. COAST.
nrlttah r1cet Resames B0m bR I'd
Baent and Gathers Mines.


loNpoN. April c7.-Thc Rotterdam
correspondent Of the Daily Motl, tcle.
graphing yesterday. says:
"a British squadron resume the
bombardment Of the Belgian coast at 4
o'clock this morning. Mine swcepers
have cleared the coast waters OF mines
f|d nets have been laid to guard against
submarines. The Germans anticipate "A
severe attack.
I'm yesterdays bonbardment the
British force consisted OF three battle
ships. eighteen destroyers and between
thirty and forty mlne sweepers and
mine layers. Two Of the battleships
bomharded tho coast between Ieebrugge
and knochc, including lieyst and Blank
enborg. The nre was answered by the
German batteries. Thu third battleship
concentrated It's fire on three German
torpedo boits. which left harbor i'm
mediatcly after tho attack began. Ons
81 these was hit several times and re-
turned to harbor seriously damaged.
SUPPORTED by consorts.
Thorough Preparations were made by
the British before tho bo,NSardirent
Dutch territorial waters being marked
by cO.ored buoys."