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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05
C8cproe TrtcDridh Saucrcis.

sc ftorb ielio in benz 6errn Samitag, ben 9
Guguit 1902, 9ornittaes nm .balb Il u6r, unier
inniqft ~eeliebter @ntte uno Batter SeOroe Grie:
ori6 Sauersis mad ibipercn 2eioen. GebOren in
Wtort lleblfslo bel Neuitabt an Der Reui6. 81
errei6te elm Glitter BON 80 Sabren l Mtonut uuo 2.
Die 9eerOioung finOet beute, Sttn=
tag, Rabnlittags 8 lIbr, pom Eruutrbouis, Ir.
SO, 3orO=g8ai6ingtoHyStrubs, aus ouf Der p8alti=
morssGemeterb4 priOatim itutt.
M6gs er ruben in Grieoen!
Morum eri6aat 70 lautes &laGsn?
Mas tribt ben Bid 10 tbrdnenI6p.rt
Gin treues @er5 bat auseei6lueen,
Gin itarftr arm regt ii6 ni6t mebr.
. ipel6' sin barter, ibperer S6Iag!
Sts @auies bette Stibe brad.
@obl treuli6 bat er fir Die Seiueu
Wit unoerorof'ne Otib' oei6atft;
Gr mar i'm @rOben, tpte I'M Sleinen.
Stets reoli9 unb geipifenbdft.
SIN treu' unO eotter0eb'uen Stnn
Sing Till isin oanjes Seben bin.
gu fruber Sob mar i6m bei6iebsn,
Ser 6anO entfiel Der 9ilgeritab;
8 mag er nun in ie'Qem 6rieosn
@usruben in Dem itiQen 8rab,
Bis mir in ienen libten @0b'n
Inns @ae ielig ipieOerieb'n!
9 lie rauernD 8atttn ntbr
(215-0 &iuOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

gcfanMtmadlunaeW
Nepartement fur . TeutlfdIe Sid,erbeit.
- SMbsU rpnrtememT fHr ScfumShcitNnhc


9altimort, Den /. 4uguit 1902.
8eriieqtItc Nugt6Ote n:rDen bis
81 I t ~ 0 d, Osn -. 2uguft 1902, 9orm;ttaQs II
llbr, im 9iir;au oc5 StuOt=fegitrators cntqcqcu
Qenommen !ptrocn iir oi: 2;tftrung BON 3pci Ouuz
i,lflrbigcr 9ierOeu, nit ocm @orbebalt zines Oritz
ten, mann benDtbigt, j%uiammsn nit DIR 9cnuBung
Dss u~0tbjqtn @cibirccs, gum @tbrau1 ip1brelD
irgsuO elmer StuuOs Oes Cages oosr DER gabt.
Gs lit icOob Deretn5urt, Dab fir Das brittle YferO
uur I'M @ebrdubsfal bc5lblt pirO unO Damn 5ur
rprU rata 9erebuung fir Die auOtrtn jtpti; UNI
fir Die @tnuBung zines Q8a8cHs fir Die @ciuroz
btitsz9eb0roe iIr Die nit 0tm .. NuQut 1904 gu
Gnoe Q:b;u0en jpti Sabre, fur 0eHcu Auibeipobz
rung unter Sab un0 sud, peHH nibt I'M 81
brnub, oeTsn 8tiHi9lu unO 6bmtcreu Der 4bien,
Der Snip;it!on Deg 8;iuuO6cit5dmtes untcrlporicu.
Nn3c5ot. miieu inter Der 2!OrtIe Dt5 StuOtz
GicgiitratOrs un Die rSourD Of Niparos" aoreiTrt
unO bon cinenl, al Den WIapor uuO Staotratb jablz
barren, bto.aubiqtsn 6bef bon 800 b:0itittt icjH.
Cine Q~cuiigtnOe &irgi6Uit miro pOH Dem cgfoIgz
rci6en @icter O~erlau9t rptroeu. Sus Gt6t, irgsnO
zines OOcr ale AU8tbOte 5uriidjulUtieu, 1T DOrbes
blltcu.
8: is d. Siser. Or. Sames SosIeu.
Setretar. GtiunObeit8 zGommj1dr.
@ctGtigt:
Sbpmaa g. SdDce,
9rdFOent Der GoutrattE9e60rDe.
Cluq45 Sc S,9lLl21313)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

Wie so ii n9en 8GGtter
melben, ftnb Die 8emiibungsn oeS
Sreiberrn bon 9ertling in Som, Die
Grri9tung elmer fatbolifden 6utuItGt
an Der uniperiitdt Strabburg burh@
Su1eBen, abermdls geIheitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05
BOD GreeG>O dlnpfersG0.

GrturfOu nab Wodz unO 6tOncps6rsst. Dams
tier perlaFen Tuoipn'5 8srtt: mad 8ods6reet, NIT
Qugnabms Samitag UnO 6UHnta8, tdgiib 8 uDr
NtOrqsus uuo go 0abm.; 6amtGe3 UNI Z ubr
l9orgtng UNI 2.30 Ra6m.; Sountlgs um 4 uHo 8
llbr Worgen5 uuD , ubr Rabmitta9s. SroDn's
W.rfte 10 Tiuut,n ipGt:r. Slmpisr O%sylafcn
Sooian'g 8erits tdgli5, nit IusHubme BON Sonns
tlg. nm Z u6r 1orgtns unO 2.30 gubm. 5OHntags
I'M 4 uno 3 ubr Worg,us una 2 ubr Raam. ftr
6tonebsGrtet, aui ot 6jnz uno Rtdiabrt an
BrOpn's Werfts %aul;Qeuo. GuuOrsiits9iaste 20c.
w. VI. gsUwlcS, superintendent
CFuu1 aIH+sN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05
z4s4TT=-nSie BonzTon gam3en Gag
neutrality-suspicious. mad
MnnoonIiS-uuS-gScSt Rjucr.

@nuupulis 1T in unfcrcm Stout, sn 9untt BON
gr6Btem SntereFs 0~sporosn; WjaiOnsu Doh 9OI'
lars peroen fir bic GlOtttu=Itaoemis, oa5 Staat5s
Gebduoe uno anbere QnlaesH perausgabt (uno oaRr
bitie berGbmten a9epilso Grabg!0. Sam bic
peiBf0pfiQsn 8slen, inslae bic &oi binunter rols
len, Net4Riper, 8aIsspilc, Gballs9oiut, Sbaogz
S0ot, f6 auf ReiGen eyftrctcnoe 2ogjrbduisr uHn
~nisOrio. qrtifs; psi3e Rrsbi: Slide uno Gttli-
Gel faqsn bic Safsl; QrObe Sccneris'u an BEN
2anOunggpldssn, unO ounu Dus our3 bic Sell
trjsu0te 0obIbcfiHosu.
Ser ~populdre Sampler rG m nj a Stles"
ieben u ontag, Wittpo d, Greitd9 nm
= llbr 9nrmittaqs, 9 ouutugs UNI 10 ubr
gOrmittagg. &iidtunft > llbr abeHOs.
giQete so Gents. Gm l6. SUM btgiunsnO,
C5uni7 S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

9as 8eftnben Des gretz
fen 9elebrten auOolpb 8ir9op bat
fi9 tpieber sebeiiert. @r funn bas
9ett bereits duf furae 3eit nit benz
Spp6a bertduf6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

Sn @iesbaben 1T an 10.
Suli bic @itttpe Sriebri9 bon 8p0enz
itebt's, @blitam BON 8pbenitebt, i'm
70. 2e6ensidbre Qe1tprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05
9E& merchandise Miners
Weferu Wurblamb Balm.

Eritt in Rraft am p. STUNT 1901.
8Age srlGFsn @iqtnsStatioH, ME fOlgt:
GdOlt6.
$50 Rorqens sbuslsug, Sau2tItris, Sag,rsS
tOtpn, q. & 90. &p. unO BEN GaosH, augoss
nommeu Sonutdg, 9. 9. ST. q. Gbdmbeys5urg,
WartiHsbarg, g9iu1ttsr uHO 9unttsu an >Der
yGbgiapeats II. @et.rn 9a6n."
9.l5 @orm.-9snsWar GgprtB. CRur QsnsDlar.)
1885 gorm.-Nttom. ua6 Gmorp=@rODs.
3dqli9 ausgenU en- . 6Hutaq
7.25 gprm.-gorf, g. & 6. 8io. uno 9auptljnis
0tli8 Don GmOr9'GrODe, Carlisle unO y. * 50.
Balm.
s.ll @Orm.-9aaptlta's, saoerstODn, Sbtpptn5'
burg, Grsosrid, GmmitsBurg unO q. & g9.
Rp., bis Sbenauooa6.
1912 @~Orm-gaom. mad uulOn:9riOos, Qort u.
GsttpsburQ.
1890 Ra6m-gttom. mad GmorDsGrObe.
225 9a6m.-Ntfom. nab GmOyD=grOpe.
322 9a0m.-glue WOuutuiH GgpreB (Qdrlors
Garl; ferutr 5rcOsrid.
1872 1a6m.-Grp. mad Dor. uHo g. & 8. Giu.
401 No9m.-Grp. mad 4uutten an Der 6aupts
linis, 5oesrstopH, GEtoerid, Gmmitsburg unO
Sbippehsburg.
500 Ra6m.-Grp. mad @IPnooR. aitom. ]isnisit5
u~niOn=griOgs.
SIS Qaam.-atfom. mad &lefa.
615 Q6snOs-4ttom. mad uni0nzgrioos.
Rur SORHtags.
9.35 ~gorm.-GttOm. mad uniOnsgriDgs uno 6aS
nousr.
2.35 Rabm.-GfOm. mad uuiOnsgriOge.
423 3a9m.-@tfom. mad alicia.
giatt= uno Gs9ddsCffics, 215 Cfsgalto. str.
Suqe 6alten an rHioHs, 9snna .saUe, GuItOus
uuO @aIbrOOts (IOrtbsQusHue} Station.
9. Q. SrtsDOlo, o. 3. u.
8. g. 9aaofrset, 9:nsrasGsi3d tgt abrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

8euB G1tere 2tnie plant
ben &ni4luB ieiner @iIenbabnen an
bas prsuBii4e @iienbubnneB. 8isber
ge6Drten bic reuBii6en 8a6nen gu
Sa9fen. IS pirb our 3eit barduf
9ingearbeitet ou9 Die fiOOeutf9en
@tauten gum gifenbabn>&nfdluB an
preuBen 5u betpegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

Die 8rafauer 3eitung
n0iabel" tit laut n&ei6san5eiger" in
9euti9lanb auf apei Sabre Derboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

in pdnberung5 Conn
mi57Gr Sargent bat enti6ieoen, DaB
@~inQe6orene, pie 8apo6ner BON
porto Gico unO ben 96iltppinen BEL
i6rer Qanoung ais NusldnOer gu be-
tra6ten feien, baB Tie DemgemGB aud
benIel6en GeitritttOnen 3u %unterper~
fen feien, ME ale iibrigen 4uslGnoer.
Oie 8eno6ner Der DON uns eroberten
ober gefuuften unO eroberten Snieln
limb alfo M~uslGnDsr; @usldnOer 10
gut pie eintpunoernOe 8rie4en, Sir
fen, 3umGnen, Slotpafen u. +. IN. unp
babel ite6en tie unter Der 3egierun9
Der 8ersinigten Stuaten, lie iin0 anne
rifanii6e 1ntert6anen, a6er bod
oNu8lGnoer." Yorto 3tcp bat cine
notwithstanding BON uns er6alz
ten, aber feline 8epobner IinO Qusldnz
Der; Der GongreB bat @e7ebe fir Die
Y6tIippinen erlafen; Die Siltpino5
a6er, Die bieie @e7eBe befplgen mill
fen o0er iOlen, iino fir Die @ereintg~
ten Staten Srembe, 4usldnoer. 8ir
anneftiren b'rauf los, uber bic @nnef~
tirten ge60ren ni4t gu uns, Sept pirO
ni9ts ii6rig bletben, als baS S6er>
8unbesgsri6t gu bemiiben, bamit es
ms na9 benz 8uditoben Oes 8eIebes
tlar ma9t, pb Die 8epo6ner I'M erer
eroberten 9robin5en 4u5ldnber iino
pber ni9t.
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9crrIIbf TabFt fHrO oeh @nndI'
Ginfnde Shirt mr. 500.
9te 9. g. TOro
GTfurIiDuPlt.

Ha9 gfod @afI uuo G3tftrtoD n
isOsH UtOHtag, 0ientag, MittOOa. 2ourer=
tag uHO 5rtitug.
abiabrt Bier 7 al 2iQbtfrab;u : 8erfte & uBr
gorm., Hidtebr gc9en 8 ubr 4btuog.
Tub 2aRt ., cine Gueqs its
66eitersSaipsr, ~ungeidbr As NsiItn BON gaItjmott,
prub!pogI:: 5ttaerie.
2dm9ier q. 3. dOrD" miro oisis Gabrt i { en-
2 a m + a g y 4 II II / q MAIDEN; Nbiabrt oon
gler Z GiebttyabeH=W:rit: nm 2.30 Rldm., 9tids
febr gegsa 10 llhr 4btu0s.
Stlets SOC. UlabIasiten soc.
C1unI6, 3Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

Der am met It b efortrte
ni9tprin5Gi9e 9auptmdnn Der oeutz
f9en Qrmee lit po6l Der 9rdf BON
@ober, Der 9elb Der Petinger 8elages
rurg. @raf bon Soben, Der bis Dor
Sturgeon NOD S6erlieutendnt mar,
trGgt iebt elf @us8ei9nungen, barunz
ter ben Sr0en pour le merite.
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RnhcSf1nc.

4m 1. gluguf q a d Q 30 m i'm utter bon
DIM l. qlnarft 50 g. suutr i'm /.
am i. Quguf Mi8ut1 e8neiber, I
Sabr oft.
am 8. guqut Margaret Gobtn.
Gm 2. guquf 9iGian s. 9entl9eL i
Sabr .uno 6 WoHate alt.
alter pon ) M0Hutcn.
aim 3. 4ugut 6 M M a I ia 96ber i'm 10.
Sabre hires Gebens.
glm 8. auguft Gurottue &ultmann, 70
Sabre alt.
Dim 2. auqut 9auGius %. Bebrbeim,
9 Mnnnts oft
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SnltimUrc ~Sampf=Sa6ct=Gu.
Nlte une sHu,rliinac
g n g IL / e.

GIegaHtc 3ampTsr tdalih, ausgenommen Conn,
tags gon ben Hsueu Yisrs ytr. 10, II, II uHo ID,
gIahtz StraRe, nm 6.3O llhr abeno5 nat Gto @uiHt
Gpmfprt, T~Irrfolf, Portsmouth uur allen
9urftcn ccs SuccuS. 8erbrHbuHg IN 4ortsmoutb
nit oer - SeObouro Air SiHie" QeihloitneT 3ug, BORIS
mout5 nat 9It,Grta. Sn8e 2erbtaouHa Su 2HeIoOH
NIT Der ~AtlaHitC Godt SIElc." gu glOrtOlt 8erOlns
buHa NIT Der ryiorioIt UHo Carolina -JtorioIt mo
S%OUtberH," atlantic uHo 0auuiuc" uno -glorfolf uIo
28eiterH SlitEbGbu." uHo mt Der ~OIo DomIHIoHs
SiHIe" rGh g~ieuterue uHo lgGiblH9toH, yi.sS.
YlahLAeiter mad benz suroplli6cE yldHI. eUrurioic
SGlitenzStmmer. &letlriihe S,Icuttung. Dumpis
heilunq. 3oJen trti. Dan 6e[ege auiuteHs .3imuIer I'M
RoraUs III BILLET BiIreau Der @nIsgIHIe, SUbpefs
Baltimore uno GalUert' Stra5e. GeIepbUn I435.
SObu u. S~bermOoe, 9SiaIam JIancau,
g{ISe= trliIoeut Gen. III. UHu Ban. 4gent.
uR0 @-sHeraLsWiGaaasL G.. SroDn. 0.sSQetz 4gsHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

9un fteIlt fi4 beraus,
DAP Der Mtniiter BON PoObielsti Die
piel fritiiirte Hebe gegen Die Qgrarier
in @tolp, pte fie Die freilinnigen
8ldtter gebra9t, gar nt4t ge6ulten
bat. Sur Der Sab bonn u9ieripdnz
mig Spa5ierenfubren nit breiBig
Gentnern" lei ri4tig pi~eOergege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

sad gnnopolis, l}t. JoDal station, H5l, S.0S
BORN, Gamoeus Stot!OH. .6.OO, 9W SO'm''
!I2l5. AIS, $40 gtu6m.
Qbfabrt pom Characterization HG9 Jrso'Fla,
H.35, l9.47 gOrm., 1915 gyrm., l25, AU HH'
g96 @inbetcr 1920 gorr1, 1910, A.30ga3TT::
Ra6 6aqerstotUu, 1900 gorm., Alb ADV
go6 GaicOttsGito uno SIT. girp, QOial, 7.S5,
qgi5 gorm., 1925, H.3O, IS 35 Ra%m, '6,5O'
man Gurtis' Qao, 1923 ROra,us.
0ab Quruo, Wt. @oDalzStatjoH, "2.56 aa9na
nnsrse tatipu, 1910 Iu5W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

3pet beuti 4>u merttuniz
f9e 3eitungen BADEN Oieier Sage Sc
burtstag gefeiert: Die nNepzO rleans
Deutf4e 3eitung" ibren %bierunOfiinfz
5igiten un0 Der Buffalo 8oltsz
freunb" ben bieruno0reiBigiten. 8eiOe
8ldtter erfreuen ii9 ferniger 8eiun0z
beit, ite6en in ben beIten Sa6ren.
Na9trdgli9 unIere beiten Niini4e
gum @eburtstage.
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Observation-Disclosures
- Hathbnus,
9uItimOre, ben 4. gugut 1902.
Nn Vile, Die es anscbt
0iermit nirD alien @runOttgtntbimeru an Der
GllpsrtsStraBe, pom Or SuOeite pcr Baltimore
StrlBe bis URrNOroisite DIR 8ermar=Strabe. Rabz
ri1t gegtbeH, oaB Der Stdot<5ngenieur bic 9trs
tbeiluug DER 3OitcH Der 0ipeuirung, 9faferuuq
uno Dr Observation-Disclosures all ~beiuqten Straz
Ben, unter Den 9Oribriitsu Der am II. sunni 1902
b~etdti0ten 9erorOnuno 9r. p, fert:Q geitsQt bat.
Die 0otumente in Dem 6ale b~tfinotu f9 in oiez
ism &iirtdu, NM piro Der StaOt=Sngtnieur ON
10. auguit 1902 in ieinem 9ireau i'm aarbbauis
~anpcisrO itin, unO 5ip; ibtn Y llbr RittaQ5 uuo
2 IIbr 9tl9mitta05 irg,ro peI9s Nnga5en, iotuobl
miiuOl;6,, nj, iariftlibs, pel6t bon intsreiFrttn
9trioHen OOrgebra9t ptrOen Hlogsn, in Setra5t
Sitben.
9. z. GenSdn,
CNu95, up, ~ 'StaOtzSnqtnitur.
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Ser neue 4en D 8<G 0 M
miTGrBare tpsiit aIp06entli4 ourfz
f6nittli8 3tpeitauieno Peniipnsgeiu=
fe ab. 3umeiIt fproern bieie Sc
Jude peniiOnserb06ungen: 9eniionen
unter Dem aGgsmeinen unb unter benz
8efeBe bon 1890. Was gema4t tperz
BEN fam, iOq gema4t peroen, uno
Ontel Sam lit rei6. 9as @eieB en-
ldu6t nun bieie penIiOn5erb0bungcn
ni4t, unb !6r. Ware pirO balD d6nz
IiGen @ngriffen uusgeieBt iein, ME
fein 8orgdnger. 9r. @pans, leBtes
Sahr.
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c3epartemcnt fur oHentIid1e Sidirrbeit.-Saus
- feu.-S u5eepartenenr ees e5ebdHeesSnipees
fprsS iIrcaus. Rathhaus.

B1lttm {, Den 4. anQuf l92.
GolgtROe gpplitdtiOnsn fno mir 5uaeqanseu, unb
ipqsRO SemanO. Der GirtpsHOunecn qeqeu of. Gtz
~ipdbruag ~Dsrielben 3u erbebsn bat, non. Oisislbtn
an ODER Dor ; onnerftag q, Dtn Z. aaaut, 10
lbr 9ormittags, in Oieiem 8iirenH e:nreidsn, an
lD.l5er 3sit e~Hcgiltig 0aritStr sRti5id0tH p,rbfn
pjr0.
9r. III, Mereierzstrabt, fir bic aufftenunu els
nes 10 9ierpetrait sl;ttrii4en Rotors.
3r. 204. Soatb=Strabe, fir bic auifsQura si=
mes lilo 9frostraft 2ampfteHslg.
Gewarc .. BRETON.
(2l1 gsbduoes5nipsttor.
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RGIte SeEtanaen (@orrsIponosntenh
Zoe. PRO Sunbsrt, An BADEN i'm Der Office sts -DtHGa
ihen 9oTretRoHotRtEIb@ SaltIMsEsS SEr. mo S0%
Giles5 assEa@
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Erjtebunas=S Department. Shrsau Der SduI'
" SpmmiTdrc.
Wloiious uuO 2afaDette5%ip;nue
&altimore, /. AuQut 1902.
9erfgQe.t, auQebots sur 9ieicruHQ poa iiufunOs
suanji9 ,3iibncntiibeu iur Dds Baltimore 9olDz
tebuii6s 3uftitut" ipcrOtu in oieicni 9iircau biz
sum : onutrt Il q, ben A.. augUit, 1 ubr yla6z
mitiags, tutQtQ;n gcNoumtn ipcrOcn.
Sas 8ett bleibt porbe5aIteu, irltuD tiues ODER
ale NnQsbOt; ab5uDeijeH.
Gin beqIaubigttr Gbtd Don 800, an ben MaDor
unD S%taOtratb 5ablbar, mub ieDsm 9lngebot beige
iigt iein.
s. N. GppIes,
(4ug4,S, Il,13) Sefretdr.
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%taetsS nsentcurss 3 nrrau.


StaetsS nsenicurssSirr
Rntbtdus,
8ultim {, Dan 4. AT9uit 1902.
Oar staotzSHaeuieur ntro am y. augut 1902
gu Den unttH bsjtibHcteu Stunosn an Grt unD
SttIt tri5eiusn, nm 0as Riotau Der ~fOlqeHDen
etruBen 3ipiiben Den gendnuten 9uHften feirjuz
itsleH:
GoHeor0=S traBf, 3tpiiben 9ratt= unO @ater=
StraBs, UNI 3 llbr Robmittugs.
gfc6 uGOb=Strabe, 5pti3eH Moi6srsStraBe unO
9ortb%9lotnat, um Il ubr Ra3mittdss.
9. z. TeHeaus
fGug5,6 1882 StaDt=Sngsnisur.
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$1IslNft.

Ser "Glnibprne" MusHma.
Sz SRbegriff aar Qrns9mli9fsit,n UNI 9srsni'
sea elmer pOrRebusH 4datF6Nbrt.
Der Sdmpfsr .@umbrfogs" prldbt ntn Bier 4,
QigbtftraBen : Q9srfte, td9lib, ause.nOmmeu Cams
tags uuO Sonuta9s, nm 4.1O 4abmtttaes. Cams
tags um 3 ubr Ga5mtttaQ2.
6lbrprels Soc. 4JenDmabLtit Soc.
t9UHI6, I&S7
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May 21.-The tone of the
resistance to the depression was still
manifest in today's stock market, not
withstanding its dull and narrow profess
sional character. There was not much
assistance in the way of strength de-
rived from the coal stocks which
We're dull and sluggish all day until just
before the close when prices hardened
there and elsewhere in the market. Yes
terday's hopes that the activities of the
Civic Federation were promising for a
settlement of the strike were somewhat
dashed by the aggrieved tone taken by
the coal operators towards those aCtivi-
ties Wall Street however, maintains
its convictions that the two sides to tho
struggle are not very far apart and both
averse< to a long and costly struggle
The consequence is a constant expecta-
ton of the announcement of settlement
The conspicuous strength of Canadian
Pacific and it's affiliated lines continued
today and was notable influence on the
whole market. The strength of the stock
was unexplained beyond floor room Cos
sip of the imminence of a corner and a
revival Of the report of a strong Trans
Atlantic steamship line in the interest of
the line and to be subsidized by the Ca
madam government. Another sustaining
factor was the wide advances of stocks
in the usually inactive stocks and of
minor railroad stocks available for com
binatiops and INSCRIPTIONS. The demand
for those stocks was stimulated by tho
details of the plan for taking the Chi
Cago Indianapolis and Louisville in the
Joint interest of the Southern Railway
end the Louisville and Nashville and the
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The Etna Life
Has little excellent territory in North
Carolina not yet occupied. Three good
agents wanted Immediately.
ID. BOUSHALL, Manager,
Tucker Building, Raleigh, N. G.

acquisition of the Ann Arhor interest OF
the Wabash. The stocks Immediately con-
CeTned in those deals were rather heavy,
but buying of a large number of other
stocks could be traced to their in6u-
ence. a jump of q points in Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling and of five points
in the preferred were examples. Some
degree Of strength was given to the soft
coal carriers by the supposition that the
continuance of the anthracite strike
would lead to an increase of their traf-
fic. There was less fear that the strike
would spread to the bituminous coal trade.
There was aggressive buying of Anal
gamated Copper at intervals during the
day. The foreign exchange market con-
tinued to show a yielding tendency in
spite of the falling rate for money.
London's hopes of an early peace in
South Africa was an additional factor in
the strength of the market, which was
quite marked at the close of the day
Bonds were dull but quite firm. Total
sales (par value) $2,415,000
u. S. new As declined H. the old As
and the 3's Il and the rs Is per cent
on the last call today.
Total sales of stocks were $50 5000
shares including: Atchson 16,4O0; Chi
cago, Indianapolis and St. Louis $500;
Canadian Pacific 100; Chicago and
Great Western $500; Erie $500; New
York Central $500; Pennsylvania 1890;
Reading 10000; St. Paul $4,000; South
crn Pacific Is 400. Southern Railway H.
800 Union Pacific 10000; Amalgamated
Copper 77,200 Colorado Fuel and Iron,
5<GC; Sugar 10000; U. S. Steel 1900;
L. S. Steel preferred $500; Kansas City
Southern 10000.
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QUOTATIONS OF COTTON YARNS.

New York, May 21.--No 10s-1 and 12s1
warps, at 14-141@: No. 14s-1 warps, at
14R-1434: No. 16s-1 warps, at 15-15l@;
No. 20s-1 warps, at IS; No. 22s-1 warps,
at 16; No. 26s-1 warps. at 1917; No. Is
to los bunch yarn, at 12-14]A; No. ISL,
at 14A No. 14s-1 at Is; No. 16s-1, at
15R; No. 20s-1. at 1915; No. 22s-1, at
16; No. 26s-1, at 1864: No. Ss-2 ply
soft yarn, at 141a-15. No. 1852 ply soft
yarn, at IS: No. $50 ply hard, at 14'2;
No 1852 ply hard, at 14% No. 1882 ply
hard, at IS; No 14s-z ply at 151A: No.
1852 ply, at 1G; No. 20s2 ply at 1G1@-l1;
No. c4s-2 ply, at 17-17lA; No. 26s-2 ply,
at 17-1712 No. 30s-2 ply yarn, at 1S-1Sla,
No. 4Os-2 ply at %; No. $50, A, and ,
ply at 1412; No. 2Os-2 ply chain Warrs,
at f6l@-17; No. 24s-2 ply chain warp3, at
IS; No. 26s-2 ply chain warps, at IS; No.
30s-2 ply chain waTps, at 1S18H; No
les. ply hard twist, at !6; No. 20s-5 ply
hard twist, at 161a-17: No. 26s-2 ply hard
twist, at 17H. Market weak Prices
nominal.
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NEW ORLEANS.

SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE. May 21.-Seaboard Air Line
common 25A@2o1a: preferred a5aG46s.
Ropds-4s no sale.
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OTHER COTTON MARK TS.
MID. RECEIPTS.
NEW YORK MONEY

N.Y. YORK May ell o. m.-Money on cali
st 'ady at 2T0 pei cent; closing offered at
}Ha4 per cenS;. last loan at per cent; ruling
rate per cent Prime mercantile paper
4H05 per cent. Sterling exchange e,sy, with
demand and 1T 4si5s for 80 days Posted
rates f.S5M and AS Commercial bills S3A1
1s4A. Bar silver 51ss Mexican dollars 4IH.
Government bonds weak; State bonds inacttve
tilroad bonds firm; silver certificates 80.
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S. A. l.. As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc 861a /
Western N. c. r. r. 6's, 1914. .120
Ga, Car & Northern SIS, 1929 113 ia
Carolina Central Railway As. 98h 59M |
Ga, So. G. Fla. r. r.. 1916 :. .115
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 21.-Activity in grains
was short lived again today. Traders
generally were waiting for signs of some
thing new but once more had to rely on
weather as a factor. July wheat closed
h@%c lower, July corn 1S@Ac up and
July oats A@3sc higher. Provisions
closed 21a to 10c lower.
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LfvERP6 oil. May 2i-4 p. M.-Spot cotton
moderate business; prices higher American mid
Diag fA I 57-6d good mlddling sgd; mid
ding : i-32d: low mdding> Is IS good ordi
nary ~ i6o, ordinary 49-l6d
rh. sat. of the DAY were $500 bales, of which
200 we're 70. speculation and export, and incu.
ID 500 American. Receipts 10000 bales. N
cludiny 1880 American.
FUTURES opened aud closed steady.
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NEW YORK
LII ERPOOL.

Spot Gotten closed steady and q higher; mid.
dlIng upla lus GIG; midannh guif 1916; sales
1903 la eS.
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