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ON 'CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-There were weak
points In the stock market In the start to-
day, but the underlying elements of
all obstacles. and prices uniformly S,IT'te vent to
higher level Apprehension of weak
showing in tomorrows bank statement
turned the tide toward the side of reaction
In the late dealings. The level of prices
was IN most cases carried sharply below
last night, and net gains remaining were
yances of the day. The most influential
factor in causing weakness was the OBJ
Vious liquida ton going on in Northern Pa
enc, winch was attributed to the leading
process of transference is significant of
the discord said to exist in the property
Rumors are. rife also. of the breaking of
the agreements which have been so favor
able factor in the northwestern railroad
world. The effect was manifest, not only
and other railroads in the region affected.
delaware and Hudson was raided down to
9o94, with accompanying rumors of diyi-
dend reduction. This was the lowest price
for several years, and Is an accurate re-
uection OF the decline in the anthracite
railing In sympathy. Notwithstanding
these elements of weakness, the market
showed good recuperative power, the buy
ing of Peoples Gas particularly being a
sustaining factor. This stock rose an ex-
treme of ~. Burlington recovered a half
collapse In the Changers. Denver and Rio
Grande. preferred also showed continued
strength.
The bond market showed a tendency to
run off in the late dealings, except for a
few strong spots, after a period of early
strength. Total sales. 49, 275, 900.
United States 3s and new As, coupon. ad-
vanced Is in the bid price. oct ,,
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1Oc; veal, 7@71ac; mutton, nc; lamb. Sc;
spare ribs, 4c: pork fenderfoins. 15c.

1oc veal 7@sc muttSn TIE; lamb no&G Sc;
pnTs Esf 81 poFFe tenasrGes ID sesvas so aec
hogs, 41sc; lambs, per head. 2.0O@2.2 %: sheep,
per ewi, 25og$7S; galXes, u Per H.. 2Aasc.,
comb, 1 loa12c; % beeswax. 2SGa5c per pound. "
REANS AND DRIED PEAS--Pink. 2.5O@
40: Lima, 3:75GS9O; Lady Washington, 2 25
@ss zma wbh,e bla yeaS besns srses sd
vancos. lOO@l50; ientils, imported. 7o09
500; lentils. California. s.5o94oO
LARD-Rex pure leaf, tierces, &c; spe-
CURED MEATs~Best hams. sN01oc;
No. 2, SNc; picnic hams: 5he: select mid
cure, 10c; fancy breakfast bacon, lie; dried
clear bellies, 1920 av.. sAGSAc; dry sal salt
T.AA;L!4L[oWZPer ib;: 2lA@sc: aao,,
per shells, 1Gql7c; hardshell, l0912c; peeans.
1oQ12c; flberts,, 1lQ121ac; Brazils, 10g11c
pinons. sq12c; peanuts, eastern, raw. 65aQ
'0eaFff; cITRuss s3sg!f gF!Rfu1rs-valencias, 1902 90
per box ian fancy seedlings loogl 81 s Ismoas g
eI5S pkiEp aSRuifffs.App!ss: fisi fa .SS dried.
sal2c; apricots, new nc; ehoiee sGSc;
cy evaporated, 9@1Oc; plums, pitted, choice
sTioc; prunes: choice. boxed. 6G9c; sacked.
1850; dates, 71s@9c; silver prunes, choice.
white. per lb., sV7c: California black. per
ID, 5q51ac: California fancy. per lb.. 1og12c;
| imported Smyrna, 121aQ1oc.
ls.00Q20.Oo; oat l7.0O@20.O0: alfalfa. baled.
II. .5OQ1300: loose, 1900.
GRAIN-Wheat. No. 1. 1.6o: No. 2. -:
barley. common, I3n.
M!LLSTUFFS-Flour LOCAL mills. 4;2o
per bbl.; Stockton brands, 4sa; Oregon, a2o; q 9;
eastern. 5.00Q6.50: shorts, ton. local, 22.0O
rolled barley. per 100 lbs. l.ao; cracked corn.
per 100 lbs, LIS; feed meal. per 100 lbs. 20;
bran, per ton, 1000; graham. per 100 lbs.
2.10.
HIDES-Dry sound, lac; do. kip, 11kc
do. calf. 15c; bulls. 61sc; sheepskins, 4@6hc.
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Dun & Co.'s Review

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
the election, has begun. Payments through
clearing houses are far the largest ever
known for the week. 1913 per cent larger
than last year and 33 per cent larger than
in 1892. The glass workers have resumed;
the anthracite coal output is heavy and
kets; the troubles in Illinois coal mines
have been settled and the new strike OF
shoe workers In Marlboro, Mass, is now
the only labor hindrance Of consequence
It is noteworthy that in spite Of all changes
the price Of spot wheat has but slightly
changed. The exports for the week, flour
included, have been S.968. .768 bushels from
Atlantic ports, against 3,237. .344 last year.
and from Pacific ports 9SS,094 bushels,
against 2.19l, 444 last year, making in ali
els, against 9,939, ,S4 last year. Such returns
leave wide room for conjecture as to the
influences governing the price, but with
10 337. 81 bushels received at western point
during the week ard in two weeks 20, ,261,- :
1856 bushels. against 1929, 167 bushels last
supplies threaten to run short.
The woOlen manufacturer has gained in
orders for the coming season, which justi-
f1es the heavy buying Of materials recent
ly seen, and there are also better orders for
speedy delivery, but the demand is not
large, and much machinery Is still waiting
idly. While sales Of wool at the three chief
markets were heavy, 28, 234.500 pounds in
three weeks, against 20.86b, ,902 pounds last
year and 17.1O3, 100 pounds in 1892, they In
8 900, 900 pounds of Montevidio and Austria
liza WOOL at 16c and 18c, respectively, which
make clearer the fact that prices asked bv
holders here are rela lively high. Some con-
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SAN D1EGo's VOTE
The Supervisors Have Concluded the
Official Canvass


SAN DIEGO, Nov. lS.-Complete official
election returns of San Diego county on
State, Legislature and amendments are as
follows
Gage 1886; Hartman, 1853; Mcguire,
1858; McComas, l45; Lieutenant Governor,
Andrew, 293; Hutchison, 3l06; Neff, 1856;
Summers, 224; Sturgess, 2. Secretary OF
State-Curry, Ball; Liess, 2S6; Thompson,
1893; Webb, 2l9; Sturgess, 2. Comptroller
Colgan, 35s9; Hurlihy, l7s; Naples, 1928;
Robertson, 247; Sturgess, 2. Treasurer
Dewey, 300; Green. 1858; Reeves, 339S;
Williams, 1888; Sturgess, 2. Attorney-Gen-
eral-Andrews, 1905; Blanchard, 27S; Ford,
3346; Hamilton, 226. Surveyor General
Mulholand, 2949; Smith, 2G7; Spurrier, 2l3;
Wright, 3345. Clerk of the Supreme Court
Biddle, 800; Fassett, 1876; McCraney, 2S4;
Root, 1881. Superintendent of Public In
Observation-Disclosures lOS; Kirk, 34l4; Pugh,
pa; Runc1le, 27l9; Roulston, 227. Super
intendent of State Printng-Atwood, 22S;
Cont, 257; Johnston, 325S; Woodman,
290l. Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court-Conley, 2456; Mcfarland, 2SlS;
Stewart, 264; Thompson, It's; Van Dyke,
2930; Van Fleet, 27l5. Congressman, Sew
enth District-Castle, 2973; Needham,
1915; Edwards, 6. Board of Equalization,
Third Distrct-Arnold, 1882; Toland,
1892 Railroad Commissioner, Third Dis
trict-.Blackstock, 1905; Dryden, 1890;
Eranoh
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Dealings and Prices of
Produce

SAN. FRANCISCO, Nov: IS: = Wheat :
Barley-Very dull: December, 1.3O
Corn-Large yellow, LOS.
Flour--Tamily extras, 4.i5G4.25; bakers
extras, 3.9094.O0.
Wheat-,shipping; 1.171A for Nc. l; 11sa@
Barley~Feed, i25a5i.27; brewing, 1.soa1 40.
Oats-Poor to fair, 1.171kdl.2O; good to
choice, 122la@1.25; fancy feed. 1.271sQl1. 30;
gray, 1.2OQ1.22lh; milling, 1.22ls@l. .25; sur
prise, 1851. 421s; red, for seed, 1.4Og1. So
black for seed, 1.60@170.
Observation-Disclosures, 19.0OQ2l.O0 per ton /;
Vegetables-Orions, 306a5c per Genital;
green peas, 3.O0@4.00 sack; bay squash, 900
90; string beans, 5Q7c; toma toes, 4O@60c
Hay-Wheat, 15.00M1S. so: wheat and ont.
14Oo@1z5o; alfalfa, looo0lll.0O; barley, n.5O
114.00.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 30@45c: River Bur-
banks, 4O@5Oc: Salinas Burbanks. 75cQ1. TO-;
Dry Beans-Plnk. 1.sO@2.o5; per Genital
Lima, 3.25G3.s5 small white, 2o692. Is; large
white, 1.s0@1. .95.
Fresh Furit-Strawberries, S.OO@10.0o per
chest: cranberries, 7.50019. %; apples, 4OQ75c.
citrus sFruits-Valencia oranges, 1.5O@p3 50:
Mexican lines, repack, 3.50(p4.0 common
California lemons, 1.O0Q1.5 choice, 2.00Q
800.
ranch, 4o@4sc; eastern s1SeSos ssoo., NAV -
do. seconds, 21923c; fancy dairy, nominal;
sconds. I7M2Oc; picked. 19021c.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers, 13014c per lb
old roosters, 4.OO@4.25 dozen: young roost-
ers, 4.OO@5 90; small broilers. 300@3.50; large
i. .ooa5. 90; old ducks, 4O0@5O0; geese, 1850
Lao oair; old pigeons. l.25: young pigeons.
5)0I1 10,
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interior demands for currency. Bankers did
not expect a heavy movement, as the state
mcnts of interior banks from time to time
showed that they were unusually strong in
cash resources. But at present the flow of
money is to this center, rather than from it.
The treasury deposits with national banks,
aggregating nearly or quite sos, DOC, 900, have
been an appreciable factor in the situation.
Locally, the commercial paper market ap-
peNs stronger, and, with the slight reduc-
ton in rates noted throughout the week,
some very desirable names are Offering. At
this center the fluctuations in exchange have
been marked, the European disturbances
having been responsible. The upward move
ment of sterling, which touched 4.S7 for sight
exchange earlier in the week, was succeeded
by reaction, owing to more pacific assur-
ances. Coincident with the rise in sterling,
francs declined sharply, the market reflect
ing, according to the views of experts, the
transfer of capital from Paris to London. As
New York is now more than ever an inter
national money market, it responds quickly
to the influences originating abroad. The
position of the United States is such, more
over, that it really holds the strongest posi-
tion with reference to international eN-
change. The rise in sterling checked invest
ment buying, but as the troubles abroad
appear to be in fair course of settlement,
further decline is extremely probable. The
foreign situation, however, did not affect
local money rates. as had been predicted ear
ly in the week. New York Financier.
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Mexican Investments

A dispatch from Mexico City to the New
York Evening Post, dated the llth inst,
says: Congress has received a new bill from
the department of encouragement of great
interest to American investors in Mexico.
1t regulates special privileges to new COM
panies, and provides for granting franchises
for from five to ten years. according to the
Importance of business and the capital in
vested. 1t provides that companies organ
lied under this law shall be relieved from
federal taxation during the life of the privi-
lege, and that the material required in new
industries shall be imported free of duty
The old'law made s25O,0OO the minimum
amount of capital required to enjoin the
communities, but the new law reduces the
amount to $l00,0C0
United States Vice Consul Bennett is still
denied entrance to the American consulate
general, and j. Starr Hunt, formerly of San
Antonio, Tex, is acting as vice consul.
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BuTTER-Extra local ss-ounce souaren.
60@621hc; fancy creamery, northern. 32-oz.
squares, 55@57hc; eastern tub. 22Q23c:
CHEESE-Martin's New York cheddars.
per ib., l31hQ14c; eastern full cream, per lb.,
isMc; California half cream, per r.. 12c;
Downey or Anchor, per lb., 14Ac; do. Young
America, per lb., 151ac; do. 3-1b hand, per
h.. 161ac; domestic Swiss. per lb., 1sQ20c.
EGGS-2502sc per dozen; eastern, 22@2Sc.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. 4.Oo@5 %:
young ROSTERS. 4.00O5. so: old roosters, 400
di4. 50; broilers, 2.5oQ3.26; fryers, 3.50Q400;
Hai5c; geese. apiece, 75cGl 90.
OTATOES-Burbanks. 96c@1.1 10; Early
Rose: s5c@1l9; sweet. new, 1oo@l;26
cabbage, per 100 lbs, 15OQ1.75; carrots. per
100 lbs, S5c; chiles. dry, string. so@s0c: Mex
lie. s@7c; onions. s5@soe; do. green, per
doz., 25c; green peas, 6@7c; turnips, 100;
parsnips, Sbc@1.oo; cucumbers, soc@1.OO.
RAIs1Ns-Fancy clusters. so-lb. boxes.
LII. per box, 1.5o; 2-erown, loose, in sacks.
zQ5c; 4-crown. per lb.. SIC.
DRESSED MEATs-.All per lb.: Beef.
No. /, 6No: No. 2, eye; hind quarters. No. /,
&c; hind quarters. No. Q. 80; riba OF beef.
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Transfers, $1,000. and. Over

DAILY Statement)
Anna Jay Qormerly Anna Shuman)
and f. A. Jay to James Oakley
Lot 16S G. a. ID. sub of Briswalter -
trt............ ............ ............ 81 .OoO
Mary A. Batchelder to- Henry S.
Batchelder-Lot 81, Star trt......... 1000
p. McAnany QSnown as Philip Mean
any to Philip McAnany, jr.-Lot4,
sec. 3, twp. l N, X. IA W........... 1,0Ot
Iolanthe Marley and Edward l.. Mar
. ley to FRANCES G. Simpson-Lot 8.
blk 8, Carey Place trt. ...,.......... $3.50
Lot L. Woody to George w. Cole. jr.
Lots to s. blk &c, whittier. er........ 1000
ID. S. Dresbach to F. NJ. McCreary-
Part of sec. 81, twp. 3 s., r. II W.. 1000
M. II. Prichard to Ellen Lowe-Part
of lot s, Mead trt. OOO
A. S. Gray to Dennis Bennett-Lots
to and lot 10. blk 2, Bedwell's add,
to Downey.............. $500
Candelaria Machado to William j.
Reinhart-Part of Ro La Ballona, 9 900
Twenty-Five transfers under $1,000
thirteen of which are nominal. 4.Os4
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cessions at Philadelphia follow those at
Boston. though the market Is on the Xhola

cessions at Philadelphia follow those at
Boston, though the market Is, on the whole,
steady.
Iron is In bigger demand all the time, and
yet production steadily increases. Orders
for plates are beyond all precedent, includ-
ing material for cars. bridges, vessels and
work Of all sorts. Structural work is sea-
sonably quiet though the mills have much
ahead while IN bars ps, the demand ,,s Is eonsid-
material for GUO0 cars at Chicago. Some
works at the east are short OF orders and
prices are held back. The expecta ton is
that the proposed rail association will meet
an extremely heavy demand next year, es-
pecially for trolley lines, but 1t Is stated
that prices will not be advanced above $2C
at the east and S21 at Chicago. In iron
products next year will probably be a rec
ord-breaking one.
Failures for the week have been 233 In
the United States, against 267 last year,
and 26 in Canada, against 30 last year.
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California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Earl Fruit COM
pany's sales of California fruit: Emperors,
single crates, 1.54; clusters, 2.S0; Malagas,
1.35. Stormy weather; two cars sold
CHICAGO, Nov 1S-Earl Fruit compa-
ny's sales of California fruit: Red Empe-
rors. 18Oa2.O5 clusters, $50; emperors. LIS
@2O5; persimmons, 2.05. Two cars sold;
weather cloudy,
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)

Q)atly statement
Henry s. Batchelder to Mary A.
Batchelder-Lot 81, Star trt; yrs,
per cent. ................."...., 81. 900
F. M McCreary to Anna M. Lund-
Part of sec. 81. twp. S., r. II W.;
yr, 10 per cent. Observation-Disclosures. LOLA
NJ. NJ Walters to d. M. Myers-Lots
1873 and 1874, Alex WE'LL trt; yrs,
II per cent. t............................... 1900
Pomona l.. and w. Co. to ID. r. Craw-
ford--Part of sec. 10, twp. s., r. 8
W.; also lots II. 12 and 13, blk 49, lots
4. IS and g. blk A. lots Z, and 8, blk
46 lots to 5. blk As, lots ], 2 and 3,
blk 81, Claremont; yr, 10 per cent. 1000
Twelve mortgages under $1,000. ........ Abs
Total S8 GAG
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Lacteal Statistics

Denmark has about 100000 cows. The
Zdrector of the agricultural school at Da-
linn. j. Peterson, has issued brochure, in
which he calls attention to the fact that cows
give considerably more milk if they arc kind.
ly spoken to and patted on the back than
when rough handled He also calls atten-
tion to the fact that in milking COW it takes
172 pounds Of The first streams of milk to
make pound OF butter, and only IL of the
last streams.
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1s. - Cattle - Re-
ceipts, 1000; market strong. Native steers,
8. .756415; Texas steers, 2S0d4.40; Texas
cows, 2Oo@3.25; native. cows and heifers.
1 175@4.1O; stockers and feeders, 2.25@i.75;
culls. 240G3.90.
Lambs, 375@5 10; muttons, 275@li.25.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-California Dried
Fruts-Firm.
wire tray SQS1e; choice. $500; fancy, 9A.
Prunes, 3R@10.
Apricots-Royal, 11@14; Moorpark, 16@17.
Peaches-Unpeeled, Sls@12k' peeled, IS
APO
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-Bar silver
60A; Mexican dollars, 47s4@4S.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Bar silver, 60&
Mexican dollars, 47k.
LONDON, Nov. 18.-Bar silver, 2Sd.
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Incorporations

Oriental Gold Mines company, Nevada
City; $30, 600, all subscribed.
Ilanford Oil company, Hanford; $4,000,
all subscribed.
The Juckson Butte Mining and Milling
company, Suisun; $4,000 subscribed, $780,
304.
Titus Ranch company, Los Angeles; di-
rectors, Simona NJ Bradbury, Rosario Win
ston, Louisa Bradbury, John D. Bicknell
and Walter j: Trasi, all of Los Angeles;
$500, 900, all subscribed.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Today's state.
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s2S3, 1926, ,7S4
gold reserve, $241. .072075.
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The CARING

Furnished rooms. sunny exposures, all
modern conveniences, furnace heat; no
children. Second street. between Hill and
Olive.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Nov. 1S.-Credit balances, Lis;
certificates, highest and closed lip bid for
cash. Sales, 1000 barrels cash at 1.12h.
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DAILY Statement)
State Nut. B. and l.. Assn to NJ. NJ.
Walters, 549-214. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 700
Ten releases under $1,000. 0.............. $500
T0fal n0a
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Rank C1eariugs

The following table compiled by Brad
street, shows the bank clearingS at the fol-
lowing cities fer the week ended November
18th, with the percentage of increase and
decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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The book and stationery store of Stoll 6
Thayer Co. has been removed to No. 252-254
South Spring street, Stimson block.
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The Financial Situation

The prevailing feature in the situation,
from banking standpoint, is the absence Of
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. IS. - Following are
the closing prices of stocks on the New
York stock exchange today:
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S. = Following are
the closing prices of bonds on the New
York stock market today:
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Total.
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cECURITY SAVINGS BANK

7 r SARTORI President
ltAURICE S. HELLMAN, Vice President
w. d. LONGYEAR.......... Cashier
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-02
Der 9entfGe Correspondent.


sSoro's Spernhans." - 0ieie &rde
"The Governors"
Riron rho 3,mmermau's pMrIits gfnbe,
mic" = Seosu atsHc unb eamitas gla.iaes: "rhe
Old Homestead
uSoaiNauitrdfsr Shsutsr."-Oieie @cd,e
isSen gbsnS nab Noutaa. giittroh uEb Samitae
YioflneeR: "A Hired Girl"
,&uceumsS heater."- Dice gSodle an tilrt
Tbenben rnb DHttpch unb gamiaa NiotiHseu:
''Sweet Lavender Samla9 abeRO: "rhe Charity
Ball"
nNuoitorium. DC Eifhale ."-0ieie Wohe
jeoeE N%otmittas uno GhsrD: Saaca uHo suffers
"First Prize Ideals" 10
rSorO's Speynhaus"-Tou Msutah cen
2. Stbruor, On y. GuHrieo's SpsrettsnsGtieaihait
SuIie Sopacip.
-GllQeme ,rsS 9eutid1es @niierhauS."
$tuts, ben .. Bebruar, sroscS guheruioupsr.
p9Sittsl badl : Seftiou DIR. /" Ssrte,
hem ,. Sebru6r. qro6. DiasfsubaIi in osr"gerlanlas
GidHnsrtorsSaue."
.S.otorien- Teirlidai' pom Baltimore"
9onHsrfas, ben 8. Rcbr. auffuhrnrs pon 9dnoets
Gratorium "IisiTGs" in Der "DtulIt'HdEe."
GeburtstaoSiei'~ II D heteliuppe.
2oaE'rtaa, Den 8. %SebrIdr, bti 6rn. Sob. 6eImz
ftetter. Gle Snsleiioss Hro GorlouoioGsaps., @atousa
rifle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-02
0euc Germania= Surnhnlr.

Ser u9ermdnia : Surnperetn" trtfft
pprbereitenbe S9ritte fir ben 8au
elmer neuen Saqe. SrOmmlerz
@orps unb v2iepertafel" Ioaen gez
griinoet tperben.
en- Der qeItrigen @sneral@8erIamm
lung bes p9ermania : Surnperetns,"
in fpelfer Der erite Spre4er 9enrp
Sofferbert ben @oritb uno S9rIftz
mart sSriebr. Surnt bas Yrptptou
fIbrte, purben S9ritte getroffen, cine
6alenbql1 : 9eieQi9aft fir cine reue
Surnbaae gu organifiren. Mun min
ppu nun ab ben ldngIt beabIt9ti9ten
9au elmer neuen groBen Surnbaae nit
aler gnerqie porne6msn uno in Der
nG9iten Ser ammlung permdnente
8eamte fir bic ,9ermania 5urnperz
elm : SaGenbau : 9sieqi9aft" ertpdb>
len uno bic Sncorporation berielben
peranlahen.
8eI6lpfen tpuroe fernerr Elm
2rommler : Corps gu griinOen uno
Prpf. Qieoer nit Der permanenten DR.
ganiIation elmer @efdngs Settion,
bic ben Ramen r9ermania Surnperz
Elm : 2iepertafel" fubren ion, gu 6eaufz
tragen.
Der 8eri6t bas Surniparts Rid.
Surnt ii6er ben 8elu6 Der Surnftunz
ben mics Elm qiinitiqes ReIultdt duf.
Gin elettriI9er BAR
Tor 0as Neueite i'm
S4ne[lpsrtebr Der elettrii9en 8abnen
lit elm ParlorzW aggon, Der auf Der
D9altimpre Nort6ern 9d6n" eeItsrn
4bero ietne erIte 5abrt mu9te. Die
Ter Wag9on trdgt ben Namen y9altiz
more" unb lit nah Dem WuTter Der
9~iffet<DuggOns Der @iIenba6nen nit
beIonDerem Rau6zGa6inet perIe6en u.
auf bas Glegdnteite eingeri9tet. Sn
Der Witte befinDet ii9 cine srpbe Ia
fel unb auBeroem iteben tleine Spill
tide auf Dem nit Seppt6 6elegtem
8ooen. Sin tleiner elettrii9er Sod
Npparat lit e6enfals ~bor6unoen. Der
Waggon ma9te bic Sour bon Der @de
Der G6arlesitraBe unb Qafapette : 4pe.
na4 @morp : 9rpDe unb 5uriid in brei
Stunpen NIT elmer 9efeQi6dft bes
6rn. 70. g. WiltinIon. Der Magqon
it bereits bon elmer Qn3abl ouDerer
GeIeli4aften gsmistbet .