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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
AGED LADY HoNoRED.
Mrs. Jane Stewart of Central Street Was
81 Years Old.

| ~ Years Old.
| Mrs. Jane Stewards s7th birthday was
very graclously remembered by many OF
her friends yesterday. and at her home
l3 Central street, the venerable woman
had the pleasure of greeting a number OF
laequaintances who called to congratulate
her on attaining such a ripe old age The
years have been kind to Mrs. Stewart and
times lines are not written so heavily
on her features that she cannot wear a
smile which the cares of workaday
world cannot erase. She is in excellent
health and quite as active as many people
a score OF years her junior.
Twice each Sunday Mrs. Stewart at
tends worship at the First Presbyterian
church and counts that Sabbath lost
when unpropitious weather prevents her
from participating in the services. She
is regular attendant at the midweek
prayer meeting and is deeply interested
in the affairs Of the church.
Mrs. Stewart is native of Dalbeattfe,
Scotland, and while she had something of
the Covenanter in her makeup. her views
on live topics OF the day are liberal. In
other days she was 4 devotee of the
dance, but the spritely reels and minuets
Of long ago she says, measure more near
iy up to her idea of what the dance
should be than the figures affected by
some OF the dancers of to-day. Mrs.
Stewart was the recipient Of numerous
postcards yesterday and to-day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
FUNERAL OF JOHN RILEY
Was Held at St. Sylvester's Church In
Graniteville.

The funeral of John Riley. whose
death occurred Wednesday in Granite
Vile was held yesterday morning at 0
o'clock at st. Sylvester's church in
Graniteville, Rev. FIR, Turcot officiating.
A large number of relatives and friends
were present and the service was very
impressive. The members of the quar-
ryworkers' union accompanied the body
from the house TO the church, and many
representatives of the Wetmore & Morse
company, where Mr.. Riley was employed.
were in attendance at the service. A
solo, Schubert's Farewell" was rendered
by Miss Yvonne Norm, and a duet.
Nearer, Ny God, to Thee" was sung
by Miss NORM and Charles Ferner.
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery in
this city and the bearers were Henry
Turcot, Fred Amedy, John and Henry
Dubie, Edward Relation and Wilford
Trudell
Among the flowers contributed were
the following: Anchor, Wetmore &
Morse Quarry company; wreath, quar-
rymen of Wetmore & Morse company: |
Fred Boissonneau and fam |
ily; lilacs, Mrs. Gus Pelkey, Mr.. and Mrs |
Fred Relation. Mrs. McKane, Mr.. and /
Mrs Michael Pruneau.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
ROOSEVELT NAMED
BY ACCLAMATION
BY PROGRESSIVES
Convention Refused to Take Roosevelt's s
Suggestion of Henry Cabot Lodge
as Compromise Candidate.

Auditorium, Chicago, June l0.-Chair
man Robins called the Progressive con.
vention to order at l0:4l, and the dele.
gates cheered when Robins announced
I'VE are going to do Just what we came
to Chicago to do"
George w. Perkins was recognized to
report the action of the conference com
mittee. He announced that the Republ
can conferees last night offered the name
OF Hughes as a compromise candidate, but
at that time the Republican committee
was not unanimous, standing three for
Hughes and two against; but at further
conference this morning the Republicans
were unanimous for Hughes.
Instructions TO the delegates how TO
make a nomination unanimous without
a roll-csll were given by Secretary Davis.
and Il was apparent that the nomination
would so be made
A telegram from Roosevelt suggesting
Henry Cabot Lodge as a second choice to
offer the Republicans as a compromise
candidate was greeted with shouts of
NO" sNo."
When Perkins concluded his report by
urging the convention 10 abide bv Roose-
velt's request and defer action until the
other convention has passed on the sug-
gestion Of Lodge as a compromise. the
delegates shouted: That's right: that's
right"
The platform was adopted wit t1put roll
call. and Chairman Robins announced Il
was in order TO proceed with the nomi-
nations
Roosevelt was .nominsted by scclama-
ton, having been presented by Balm
bridge Colby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
NEwHALL-RoLLINs.
Marriage Took Place This Morning al
Baptist Parsonage.

Miss Hazel Laura Rollins. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Rollins Of French
street. and Emery J. Newhall Of Orange
street were united in marriage at 6
O'Clock this morning at the Baptist par
sonage on Franklin street. the officiating
clergyman being Rev. Bert y Iehirh.
pastor Of the Baptist church They we're
unattended. After q wedding trip they
viii return to Barre 70 reside. the groom
being employed as a draughtsman for
Marion & OLesry. Both the bride and
groom are vsil-knoNn Young people Of
the city and have many friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
Republican Candidate for President

| Missouri, 2 in Nebraska, 3 in New Hamp
shire, in New Jersey, in New York
6 in Pennsylvania, . in South Carolina
2 in Texas, 2 in Utah 3 in Virginia, 3 in
West Virginia, I in Hawaii. He lost
| in Arkansas and ! in Hawaii.
Roosevelt gained Is votes on the see.
Eond ballot Ono Of these came from
Maine, | from Massachusetts,. from
Michigan, Is from Pennsylvania. and
from Texas He lost vote in Idaho,
in Sonth Carolina, | in Washington, and
/ in Georgia
In ten continuous hours, the delegates
yesterday sat through II nominating
speeches, which presented Justice HuglRs,
Elihu Root, former Senator Burton, SEN
ator Weeks, T. Coleman DUPONT, Sens-
tor Sherman, former Senator Fairbanks,
Senator Cummins, Colonel Roosevelt,
Senator LaFollette and Governor Brum-
baugh. There were a various number of
seconding speeches. Ten had been planned
for Colonel Roosevelt, and although
Chairman Harding agreed to recognize
them all, they did not all appear. The
demonstrations, as candidates were nom
mated, were the usual cheering, roaring,
affairs.
During the uproar that greeted the
nomination of Colonel Roosevelt, the po-
lice had to be sent to the galleries to
stop women tearing bunting from the
ratings. Otherwise the demonstrations,
although noisy and prolonged, were good
natured and orderly.
The total vote of the convention fixed
by the credentials committee at 9s9 was
to 9s7 because the two Porto
Rican delegates failed to qualify. This
reduced the number necessary for nom
nation to 494, instead of 495, as previ-
ously had been announced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

Oklahoma Hughes 10, Roosevelt |.
0regon-Hughes 10.
Pennsylvania Hughes y, Roosevelt 3
Rhode Island-Hughes 10.
South Carolina Hughes 6. DUPONT 5.
South Dakota Hughes 10.
Tennessee Hughes Is, Roosevelt 8.
Texas-Hughes 26.
Utah-Hughes 7. Roosevelt /.
Vermont Hughes S.
Virginia Hughes Is.
Washington Hughes Ia
West Virginia Hughes IS.
Wisconsin, Hughes %, LaFollette 3.
Wyoming Hughes 6.
Alaska Hughes ?.
HawaiiHughes 2.
Philippines Hughes 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
ROOSEVELT WAS NOT
OPPOSED IN HIS PARTY
All Efforts to Reach a Compromise
Failed, the Name OF Lodge Having
Been Coldly Received by the Re-
publicans as Well as Progressives

Coliseum Chicago June 10ustice Charles Evans Hughes OF
United States supreme court to-day nominated by the
Republicans candidate the president of the United States
Hughes 9471 Roosevelt 49, Lodge DUPONT o.
LaFolette g. Weeks 3.
AT the same time Progresves nominated Theodore Roose
velt by accamation.
At very when flashed to the Progressive
convention Hughes had been nominated by the Republicans
Coliseum Chairman Robins announcing that Roosevelt
had been nominated The Progressives recessed until 3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

Certificates of graduation were distrib-
uted to an outgoing class of 50 young
men and young women at the 23d annual
commencement exercises of Spaulding
high school in the opera house last even
ing, the program bringing to a close a
graduation week of unusual activity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
ARTILLERY DUELS
AT FOUR POINTS
ON VERDUN LINE
Violent Exchanges at Avocourt, Thiau.
mont, and the Woods of Capitre and
Fumin Indicate Infantry At
tacks Soon.

Paris, June l0.-Niolent artillery fight
ing was in progress on the Verdun front
last night in the vicinity of Avocourt.
Ihiaumont and the woods Of Cspitre and
Fumin. There were no infantry attacks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

The Montpelier grand list for 1916 Il
s7s.7ls90. as compared with STe.T246a
in 1915. IRE increase Was due to tie con
residences. while there was also sn in-
crease in personal property. chieHy due o.
the reports from the large estates like
the Niles. Gross and Heaton estates.
There were III more polls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10


MAVIS CLARE BARNETT
MARY BISHOP
RACHAEL ADELINE DIN
WELTHA RUTH GLNSSON
JOHN LEHANE JORDAN
Lorraine HESTER CLAIRE LORAN
GER.
WALTER THOMAS McHCGO
CYRIL CORNELIUS MARION
ELIZABETH SURlLLA SKINNER
ELIZABETH ANNE STEPHEN
DONALD WINNIFRFD SMITH
MILDRED NAE STOWE
STANLEY JOHN TASSIE.
English course
MILDRED HAZEL RATES
KATHLEEN ANNA DEIORAS BROWN
EVELYN AINRTIE BUGBEE
FORREST FRANCIS CARROLL.
PATRICK JOSEPH HALE
BERTON RAYMOND JENKINS
EDAJ Nd FRANCIS L0RANGFR
ALEXANDER DANIEL. WrkTNNoN
John LEONARD DALLAS
BYLANn AUSTIN PARKS
ADELBERT SIGURD PIERSON
JANIS PARAIENFER SPRAgUE
WALTER GEORGE TO1uINSoN
Teacher training COURSE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
ROOSEVELT SUGGESTED LODGE.
Tslegrsphed to Progreszives in Favor Of
Massachusetts, Man.

Oyster Bsy- June lo.-Rcosevslt in q
telegram sent this morning 70 the Pro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
First Honor Part Taken by
Miss Mary Bishop, Who
Gave an Essay on "The
Fashion of Poetry Sec
ond Honor Awarded to
Miss Ida Carusi, Whose
Part Was Reading of "The
Sign of the Cross
SPEAKER OF EVENING,
PROF. TINKER OF YALE

The Opera House Was Filled
with Friends of the School
and Of the Graduates, and
Exercises Were Held to
Be Among the Best Ever
Given at a Spaulding
Graduation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

lCoatlnusi On eighth rsEe B
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

among the graduates and undergraduates
lat Spaulding. Weather conditions that
would have been wholly unfavorable to
outdoor exercises prevailed, but the rain
did not inveigh sppreciably against the
attendance, for every seat in the house
was taken when the program began.
Stage decorations used in the class day
exercises Thursday were preserved for
the graduation program, the class colors,
purple and gold predominating in dec
orative scheme that was altogether pleas
ing to the eye. Much interest in the
closing exercises of commencement week
centered around the introduction OF
graduation speaker whose contribution TO
the annual events of Spaulding week in
Barre will not he forgotten right away.
The address of Professor Chauney Brew
ster Tinker, professor of English liters-
ture at Yale university. New Haven,
Conn, on Work and Leisure was one
of the finest discourses of its kind in
long list of Spaulding commencements.
Seated on the stage with the speaker
of the evening were members of the Barre !
school commission. Superintendent {. II. !
White, Principal H. II. jackson of the /
high school, who presided. and Rev. J. w. I
Barnett Of the Congregational church. !
Under the procenium, across which was l
suspended the 1916 class motto "'ro /
Thine Own Self BE True" two of three
honor students gave readings and essays.
There Professor Tinker delivered his able
address and there the senior singers gave
enjoyable musical numbers.
Fifty-three graduates Of Spaulding this
wear are divided among the four courses
as follows; Academic course l3. CONNER
'ial course II. English course lS. teacher
raining course Is. There was one post
graduate student in the teacher training
lass. The roster follows:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04
&ar letter Srlgabier bts
&ilrgtrfrieges.
Gen. Subse scitern budJbetast in
Council Slnffs geiturben.
Imd) ais Grbaner ppn Giienbabnen
idlaffte CT iif) eincn 9tamen.

Council 9Iuffs, So, A.
San. General 9renpille @t. Eooge,
Ser ii1 I'M Siirgerfrieg ltnb in Der
acknowledgement &efonltriftions-Te Sc
riooe ausge3eidnet batte, unb Ser
fi6 berno6 als grbauer BON giien-
babnen eincn Namen gemadt bate,
ftarb bier eeitern i'm @lter BON 81
sSobren. Gr par Der lsbte iiberle-
bcnbe Brigade aomrnahoant Der
llnion-slrmee i'm 9iireerfriege
Gen. Goose miro am nd6lter
0onneritag in Council BLUFFS 5ur
lcsten &,ibe beigeiett peroen. 9as
2ei6enbegdngnis miro nod Dem
@uni6e bes Serltorbenen lnter Sei.
tuna bes Sol. Wlott q. &innep bon
Der Soma -gtationalsaroe itattfinoen
3rpci 9ataiaons Der Soipa- itno yte'
brasfa yfili5 nerocn als Gsforte
flingieren. Sen. 0ooge's orei God.
ter nerben Dem 9egrdbnis beiipob'
nen, aber ieine @itpe, Die III gtetr
gorf franf oorrieoerliegt, lit nidl
inlitanoe, bierber 81 fonmeli.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04
Das @etter:

Semte nadlt nnS mursem bemOlft,
uieaeidlt Shnee uber &esen; fdl'
ter Nitt,upd). Starfer @eitiuino.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04
HniIen am Seret nno anb CT Sfripa
snriifgeihlagen.
Seftige Sample in geiIarabien.


g erIin, orubtlos iiber Sap=
bile, a. San. 9ie anltlidle Yelbuna
Der oiterreibiid) lntgariiden &e9ie-
riing pom geitrigen Sage meloet:
nSeftigc Sample ipogen on Der
geiiarabiiden Sront Der 5einh
ma6te Die arobten anitrengringen,
Inn bur6 uniere Sinien 81, breden,
batte bnnlit ieboh feinen grfolg.
y@erein5elte slngriffe Der Huiien
on Seretb OH oer linteren Stripa
nno am Stpr Sluiie purben 5uriid-
gei6lugen. Cine Wontenegriniide
Slbteilimg. Die bel Yfopfopae einer
8oritoB lnternommen bate, ipiirbe
am noroli6en llfer Der Cara per-
nihtet.
8ritenoampfer Beeluns perienft.
9umSpn, 4. San. Die Simcs
erfGbrt, baf Der 9ampfer Beelpns
BON Der Yenmininlar & Oriental Si-
ME, Gin SdDiif bon $500 Spnnen,
luabridDeinlidl onrdl ein Sandbput
mabe Sem Wlittelmeere nerienft NOR.
Den 1T. Ille an gurb bes Sdliffes
mnrben gerettet.
Hit glnsnabme Der Iatiafe, baf
Gin gerlnit bon Wenidlenleben bel
benz ltntcrsamse bes 9ampfcrs nidJi
sm bcflngen mar, iino feline Ginsel'
beiten ibcr bas gerienfen befannt.
Iie @eelumg mar ein Sdjfueiterid)ifi
bes 9ampfers @aratab, Der inter
aebeimnisppllen ltmitGnSen IN Der
afrifaniIfem 8iiite i'm Sabre 1909
nnterging.
Hpm meloet amtlid).
n III, 4. San. Die folsenoe Or.
fIdring lit BON Dem italieniiflen
&riegsamt absegeben tporben:
,Ssn ser @egeno BON 9agajili,
norbli9 bon JaI5areso, brofte Der
sSein6 mebrere Winen CUR grploiion
uno loitc ooourf cine 9apine pon
felsgeitcin Los, oas inoeiien feincil
S6aoen onriftete. gluf Dem Gdrio
qriff Der iSeino am Sonntag unbere
SteIunaen am Wonte San Dtihele
on, muroe aber nit idperen Terlu-
iten Suriifgei6loeen."
Sdiuebenbampfer sefapert.
2openba baaen, 4. Sam. Die
9plitifen erfIGrt. SaB Ser nab Sa-
pan beitimnrte idtpeoiidle 9ampfer
@epIon BON Den Seutifen eefapert
uno nod Spiuemiinoe gebrudt
fuuroe.
Cine amtlidre Sritenmelbnng.
9ouoon, 4. Sun Die folsenoe
omtli6e Welbung puroe bier uerof-
ientlidDt: 9lm iiioliden gnoe lmie.
rer sSront bat cine fleine IbteiIilua
ip6breno Der Tod,t einen erfolerei.
den 9ombenangriif unternommell.
llnIere Irtinerie beid)ob erfolgreifJ
urehrere 3inisn bes Seinhes. Gein6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04
Ser Sritiidt 9ampfer @ttlong,
$500 Sonatn, int Miit.
ttlmeer Deri itaft.

lihe slrtiQerie mar bel 9uos luh
Ypern titie."
Wtaiienuerhaftnnsen in Salunifi.
Sonbon, 4. San. Heilters Su-
reau miro folgenoes ans 9lnllterbam
eenleloet: Ser slthener aorreipon-
bent bes @olff'ihen Bureaus berid)-
tet, oaB iif Die @eionlt5abl Der Inter
tanen feinoliher MG6te, Die bon Den
@ntente WG6ten in Salonifi Der
baftet puroen, allf iiber 1000 be-
lduft."
Ter Spmpatbien NIT Scntihlanb be-
if)nlbigt.
9onoon, 4. SSon. General. .Wa-
ior ytifolaus 9osboom, Der niebcr-
ldnoii6e Sriegsnliililter. bot iein slb-
id)ieosgeilld eingereid)t, oas iebpd)
nift angenomnlen fporoeit iii. Gin Dem
General tuurbe in parlamcntarilben
&reiien berbe Sritif geiibt, neil mon
i'm i'm Seroafte batte, er polle Die
boQanoii6e Nrmec 5it1n @erf5elig ci-
ner fleinen nriitofratiiden Clique
MAIDEN, Die Spmpatbie fir Geiltid-
lano begt
Sm Sample nit periiidlen@enbarmcn
8etroerao, 4. San. Cine er-
flGrilng oes rlliiiiden ariegsanlts bat
folgenoen 8ortlallt:
rSm &drfnius oil Der &iiite 6es
SdDur5en 0teeres nerilthter Die 5iir-
fen udbreno Der No6t oes eritcn ,5a-
mlors, iih unieren Stcuungen sll
lldbern, Dlroen ieoo6 bIr6 rnier
Jeuer aitfgebalten.
reSn Der 9egeno bon S5amabon in
8eriier iiiOlif BON Der Staot sliooo-
boo, griffen mir 500 periii1c 8enoar-
men ON lmb trie6en iie ouf ole Srt-
i6aft Gbena 51riid, nobel 9utenoe
BON Seinoen getotet ooer 3it 8efanae-
men gemadt pitrben. @ir botten fci-
ne 8erlllite, ,Sn San1ooan lit Die
britii6e &oniulats Slagge alifqeso-
gen tDoroen.
SSSn ser 9egeno bon G5artorpsf in
Golbpnien uno OH Der obercn Stripo
hoben mir bie feiioli6er SerIuhe
iid unieren Sd)iiscngrGben 5u mo-
bern, nit groBem &erIltite fir Den
SSeino nbgetpieien.
rNorolid Don G5ernotuis in Der
@Itfoipina bauert Der &alnpf nit lnl.
gei6pddter Seftigfeit an. ltnierc
Sriippen oringen beitdnbig tros sobI.
reider @egenangriffe oes Geinocs
Dor. Die 8erIltite bes iSeinocs linh
iebr erob getpeien. @ir nabmen ei-
ne ipeitere 8rllppe bon 16 Sffi8ieren
lmb 766 llnberpunoeten Wannid)of.
ten 5r @efangenen."
Erpteit mod nidlt beantiuprtet.
u II, iiber 9onoon, 4. SSsan.-
Yrernier Sfoulouois bon @rieGen.
lano erfldrt, Dab er nod feline glnt,
mort auf Den Yroteit erhaIten bot
ben er bel ben gntente MG6ten qe,
gen Die @erbaftilng Der &oniuln scr
3entralmdhte irno ibrer gcrbiinoetcr
erboben hat. 0as Bublifirm lit iibcr
ben Sorfau iebr erregt.
Die Sebaltptilng Der Sffi5iere oe,
slIliierten, baB Die &oniitln iid nit
Spionaee befaBten. miro fiir l1hcr
lid erflGrt, neil periihert miro, baf
lie 10 idarf BON Der 8ebeimpoli5ei bcl
Nlliierten beipa6t Diiroell, Dab Spio.
mage cine llnmogli6feit mar.
Der amtlidc Barrier Ind)tbcridt.
Yaris. iiber 9oubon, 4. Ssan.-
9us ariegsamt erlieB beute firth oit
iiblide 9efauntmadllng iiber oil
sSeinoieliefeiten pdnrcnb Der geaft
A.. llniere srtiGerie iebt ihre Satigfei1
in 9elgien tort. Shre 8atterien iiibr
ten 5uiatnmen nit DER belgiifen 9lr
tilerie eine 9eidieBilns bes bel st
Georges itationierten Seinbes aus
Seitlih BON @oiiingbc baben nil
9rlppen bes 6einoes erfolgreid be
i6oiiei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04

in oieiem 6elosuge, 10 non bon So-
pferfeit nno Spfern, aus. Sd bite
Sie,Sbren &egimelltern meinen Sanf
fir bic miibieligen Initrengungeil
nils5llbriifen, Die ipie id) iino gal1i
HuBlano piiien, uns Die @eriiderune
geben, ooB. pie id) beim 9egillne bes
&rieges iagte, ih nift sSrieoen lhlie.
ben iperoe, ebe nid)t Der leste Seinb
bon luticrem @ebiete nertrieben lit.
Sicien tSriebcn pcrbe id) MIR nit
polliger ,3liitilnlnung itnicrer glaiier.
ten ihlieBcr, nit benen mir nid)t
burf Tertr1ge auf Dem &apier, ion-
bern ourf efteSlitsfrcltltoid]aft per-
b,mben iinb.
Sd eriitf)e Sic periorlifl, allcn
5ruppen meine Inerfct1mlng fiir
ibre oilgabe alts5itiprefen, Die mein
Ser5 erfreltt. gtoge @ott Sic
idiisen."
Ger seitrise belgiidle Seridt.
Yaris, 3. 9Sonllar. Ser offi5i-
cllc belgiiGc 9eridlt lailtet mic iolgt
8eftern obeno lnb bellte friib fam
es 5u id)meren slrtiGeriefGmpfen emit
lang Der gon5en 9lcrfront Ser 5eino
bomharbicrte n1ebrere 8rilppcn non
8erIonen bintcr ltnieren 2iitien lmo
lulternabnl erfolslos @egenangrifie
gegen llnicre 9lrtiaerie, peld)e beiit-
id)e @nradenluger liilter i6Dcres
sSeuer gcnommen bntte.
9nitbnrfcitsitener in Nen &olln.
@crlin, 4. San. (iibcr 9on-
Dom. Der Stootrat bon Hclt &oIln,
elmer @orltaot @erlins, hat bci6loi-
len, cine SltItborfeitsiteuer 81, erbe-
ben llno 5ebn 8rp5ent Der Ginnabmen
oaer Sbeater ultO ionItiger Sergnii-
glngspldse miro erboben iDeroen
SentidDer Inslanbbanbel nidlt gans
seritDrt.
Ser in 4. San. (iiber Sonoon).
Der grport aus Dem Soninlarbiltrift
9erlins mad ben Ser. Staate,t I'M
erlten @ierteliabre 1915 betrltg Die
Summc BON $628,587, gegen $3,-
6O0,235 inn forreiponbierenben 3eit-
rairm be5 Soriabres. Die grporte
nah beil 8bilippinen paren $443 &C.
gen $t">,S2. Ger Gotaliumme bes
grportes na6 ben @erei1igten Staa'
ten pdbrello oes gall5cu SSabres 1915
belief iif auf $4,377LS43 segen Die
Srmlme bon $16,230,25t i'm Sabre
1914. Der grport naf Den Sbilip-
pinen betrug $29, ,266 IN 1915 imb
$203, ,565 i'm Sabre 1914
0elltidlanb peri9ifte I'M Sabre
t9t5gSorcn i'm @ertc BON $64S nndI
ben batpaiiihen Snieln gegen 81 ,333
I'M Sabre 1914. Der Snlport por1
oen balpoiiihen Snieln llad) Oeutid)'
lanb betrrg i'm Sabre 1915 oieSlm-
me BON $3,433 gegen $72,241 i'm
Sabre 1914.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04
Sie &abinetsfrii' II
GnglanO.
NnBer simOn nod Mcz
atnHa uno &uncimam
amtsmii0r.
Stiirmiid)e aabinettsiisnns lit fir
beitte at eriuarten.
Eroblem betreffs Srlanb bereitet bic
srDkten Sursen.
@rnbenarbeiter in Siibmales brpben
nit Ginitellnng Der 9lrbeit.

2onbon 4. San. oeute lieB
ii6 bon lleuem erfenneit, bnB ole aa-
binettsfriiis nod lange ni6t 81 gnbe
tit. Tcfinitip befonnt lit bios, bob
Sir 2Sobn Simon, Der SefretGr bes
S2Snnern, trot offer 8cmilbungen bes
&rrmier5 glSqilitb, i'm 5iln Serblei-
ben i'm &obinctt 5u peranlalIcn re-
fig1icrt bat. Sein Iltsideibcn pirb
beinl 3niommentritt bcs earloments
pffi5iea bcfan,ttgegcbcn perben.
gfeginaIb Mc&ennn, Der Shos-
&an5lcr, llnb @olter Hllneimon,
9rGiioert bes Sanbclsrotes. trage1l
iit1 gleid)foqs nit gfiiftrittsgebanfen.
ltnhrbonbIungen nit ibnen iillb nod
i'm 8onqe inb nod glniiht peridie-
bener @lGtter, bic tells 5iiel,nite,l,
tells gegen IiIitGr3mone iinb, moeerl
tic nod peranlobt nerben, i'm &abi-
nett 5u pcrbIciben. gs bnnbeIt iidl
bel ben bcioen &obinettsniitgliebern
Inn Die s5raec, cine ipie grobc glrmee
burd) &onifription altfgebrndt tper-
ben iolle.
Gus Srlanb Erpbler.
Gin anoeres borniees Groblem be-
trifft Die @ebonblung Srlanbs unp
Die chamber niberipredenben gtit'
teilungen Der 8lotter laiien erfennen,
buB itf oiesbe5iielid in Der beutigen
Gobinettsiibung Elm beftieer aantpi
abipieIen ipiro. 4llgemcin eIoubt
man, baB Srlanb's Sepolferilns boz
Den 9eitimnungen Der &onifrip
tions Sorloec alisQcidloiicn nerbcr
miro, Ii. baB Die @rflGrung Der Gref
9liiociation, mnnoh aub Srlanb elm
geidloiien lei, unridtie NOR.
Scr grfolg bcs 8efr,ttierltngs
plones ocs Carl BON Derbp pirt
helltc pubIi5iert mer6cn. Bon De,
Getoils Der 9lrbciten feine5 Blores
miro ou6 pieI nit Se5ug auf oit
en6giiltige slbfaiiung Der &pnifrip.
tion5bia abbdneen.
6rnbenarbeiter Srubeu.
Sic @rubenarbeiter' bon Siio
gSaleS ideinen unerihiitterlidh gegei
WtiIit1r5mone gu iein Sanes 8in
Itone, GrGiibcnt Ser Solttb 8ales
Ntincrs' federation, gob geTtern il
elmer &eoc in 8ontppool befannt, bof
Die grefutipe einltinlnlig cine &eioIu
tion aneenpnlnten bGtte, worin geger
aonifription proteitiert ipirb.
sd meiB, mas id Iage," erfIdrt,
&err @inItone. n@enn nidt oil
8olitifer bieies 2onbes iorgfGltie
finb, Damn perben iie Die Irbeiten II
oen &oblenfelbcrn bon Siib @oIes
5um StiIlitanb bringen unb es piri
feline &oble fir Die aSlotte ge6cn."
2urb 9erbbs 3ablen.
9oro 9erbps &efrutierungs- 3if
fern fir ben 3eitraum 5lpii6en BEN
90. Sftober uno Dem Is. Se5erlbel
seioen, ooB 10000 llnperbeirotet
lnb 1,679,263 berbeirntete Rdnnel
ii1 gum Gieitlt geitellt baben. Soi
oieier Sotaliumme bon 2,S29, ,26G
MGnnern itellten iid 100000 I'm
perbeiratete un6 112,431 Serbeira
tetc gum iofprtigen Gienit. $4,000
unoerbeiratete llnb 1874. .979 oerbei
ratete WGnner puroen fiir 5ilfiinftigI
9ienite porgenrerft. Son ben lin
perbeiroteten lpurben 90, 200, boz
ben @erbeiratetcn 221 $50 5uriidge
ipieien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-04

0anne Wineral- nmS Siirfiife
@abcr fiir WGnner uno Srancr. OF
fen Die gafl3e Sag (InS)