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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
A QUESTION OF FAR REACHING
CONSEQUENCES.

The Introduction in the House and
Senate Of the Congress OF the United
States Of resolutions and bills giving
the President power to prohibit the
expectation of guns and ammunition
and other war material, direct or in
direct, to bolligcrent Countries. and
the discussion following their intro
duction involves far reaching conse-
Quences. Because, after the Congress
has acted the world viii know what
neutrality means - what the Eng
lish speaking people understand un-
der neutrality OF e country
when one of their kin is involved on
tho one side. The world can then
act accordingly in the future. The
great European war will not be the
last chapter in the history OF this
small part of the Universe in which
we live
1t is q mOmentous question which
the Congress Of the United States
win have TO decide And newspapers
and men certainly act on the spur OF
the moment, without deep for
thought when they want to decide
tho question with such Wild reasons
ass
There is every hope that this war
viii bring an end to militarism Let
us not do anything in a mistaken
view of our moral or neutrality OBJ
legations. which so far as militarism
is concerned, would leave the war
fought without profit"
We want the war ended quickly
Of course, but we do not want it
ended unless Germany is crushed;
and Germany cannot be crushed if
We refuse to sell guns and ammu-
milton and other war material to her
enemies"
Events show that in the first place
"militarism" cannot be ended ~ if
they cro foolish enough TO think that
It could with the crushing Of Ger
many because Germany cannot be
crushed And then What viii be
our relation to q Germany which has
not been crushed but which has
crushed somc Of its enemies" as the
outcome evidently viii be?
Here 10 people OF 10000, 600
who, with tho aid of much weaker
nelghbor, had defended itself success
fully against "a world of enemies.
That same nation viii very likely in
short time be on friendly terms
with the people OF France. The Ger
man people do not hate the French
people. Before the war broke out the
bringing about OF an understanding
between Germany and France did
not seem 90 bc a very long way or.
Win such people, beeing on in
innate terms with it's most powerful
neighbor, feel very friendly to q
nation which, under the guise OF
neutrality assisted It's enemies when
It was battling for its very
existence? Are tho United States
powerful enough to risk throwing
away the friendship OF q people who
command the respect OF the world
by defending themsolves against enc
mics which outnumber them five
fold?
We would offend England we are
told, IL we refuse to sell her war
material Why should England be
offended, If we refuse to do some
thing which we took her TO task for
after the civil war? Why should
England be offended IL we tell her,
we will sell you grain, cotton copper,
iron, in fact everything we have. but
we do not want to sell you guns
ammunition warships, and armored
automobiles?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19

ais @atsusatidciSuua mrS cine mo9n6ncuSe @irfnua

Gic MISUNDERSTANDING iur6 cine mobltbncnoe &trtuHg
BabeH.
Iic smiiacniioatlidlc GerfcbrsG Gomauion bat eno
lii1 bic non 0cn @ahnch 6iilid bonn Udiiinppl nadgc
mtlc 6ratiratencrbobimg BON fnit Bro5ent ge'papfi
2anlc bat eS aeoanert bis bic &oninuiton enlelel
{onntc pas Dos 9oli ihon Dor langcr 3et euaelebea
hoiic nontih 0af Sic 9abHc Die observation-disclosures
nii poacn Medt perinnaci tonnten ia, oaB oe er'
hobiuiq Sci Notcn enr ilpn0cu0c y1obucnoigtct NOR
g9abreto bic gabnacielidaten elm SaAr nod ocn an
1cren Qe}uungen mor0er rarcn ben 9aHnbcoellteten
N09crb5brmaer 3u geua9rcn Die dl IN ole D'ilonen
bcicicu tinD u6brcn6 allcs Watcrinl mchcs oc gaD.
nei fir 0cu @circb broldcn Inn @rciic gcte3ci mar,
bfcben lore Ginfimitc oicebc m6 70 iebr tie oid an
allen G0en imo Gaoen 9nihronmgen cintreien lieBen
icidic sic Jteiogcpunc nicbt iiir bic 8ornaDme rem
4cibmhcn o0cr pielmebr marcu lic 10 aerin8e DAB eS
Sen @nbnen dper muroe Die ilir gSeibarten eroroer
lid1en elaei6en iii crbebc Inter oldcn lluntduoen
mubtc nit ocr 3eit Sic 8o6ncu mc5r Oocr wcuiger IL
gcriaQ gcratbel 9lud puroep anoere Suoultrica, me
9 sic giicnbabnuoaenbar 5nolliiric iuo Die Stabl.
sSuourc iiarf ii 9leiocnid)ait geloGc wcil bic Sob,
rcl NeudHidlaiimaci ouf cas- NaernotbmGoi1lic be-
ibrdiien muBtcu.
IaB oic Gomuiiiiiou IS Iouac gcj6aert Bat 0en ga9
lgl sic Srodtratener6obuug 3 acpd1rcn ut dmer per
iiduoli6 imo Is muroe idlou Der gcroodli rc0e oaB
3ortcipoltf i'm Spielo ei g9eln oieer &eroudi IN
2irlldiet Gin begritnoeter W oam mar cS elm gcIdbr
ilWe9 spiel penn oe Faflel, Ae8el ole oa9 1P'pi ~
riAiauar Die oarugtcr lcioen oltc oaI bic Eroper
tat oes 2anoes oeren @rlmoage Die Giien lm0 5tab
,snoitre imo cas- 9ertchrsmeicu iiuo pcnu Die Guten
an aisgeiaacl bate bic aiad1t oie Goumiiiou abju
idaiien ooer unyltrenpelu. Gar cs Ger AApenonna
enqS iolden @cralt8Hitols ift be0urite III ei iiir
Dab 2an0 Icnu bdtte crit eiHiAol oerGonareB engre
ieu niiiG ans paricipoHtiiteu @riinoen oana mare
6as &er;ranen oes @otcs IN Ser 9eaulotiou DER Dab
ncn orb Sic 9moe5rc0crm8 iebr cri1iiteri poroca
Ie MISUNDERSTANDING bon Rro5e.t miro Den
lobHc cine sRcbrcinndbme bon ingeiabr fnI5iB 9}il
lioaeu Dolurs 6rngel ln0 70 t6nlca iic Dem cet oie
lmigc auiaeidobeacs @erbriiermgen pornc6nc laicn
Gos miro neucs Seben IN oic Giien lmb StobnDnitric
I0 Ia Die &a0er lno SotonotpcnbaIt Snonrie brine
gen mo moblthuelo einwricn CHI @anoel lu0 @niocl
n aaAeM yan0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19

@m TO- December shomns .. gagbu, 9r.
5i3. 0rcicr SicaBe 80 Sabre nli.
slu 90, Sciembcr AnGnr 8inoenGo, Ar.
les Siio. Shroeocy 5irabe AZ Sabre dltl
9m 49, 1clenibcr Nenrn 9rlnag sNitile
1iicrs Of toe Suor" - Sabre ait.
sm D Nccmber ara 9rouH, 1obns SOP.
Tins poipltal 80 Tubre alt
elu ~. December Siabrne 0rpmiuen, 9H.
219. SiofMuuui SigGBc 90 Sabre Qli
gan H. ScGubcr Ninaro Sigeltib, Nr.
1905 0olbgpci Snabc ~ %a1re alt.
PIN 10. Hc3euibcr iUicpt %. Iunu, 9ir 500.
Gfl 2i Sirabe 30 1abre at
glm iG, December 0i5abc.b ~ Gewayos,
Rr POO. osNrlnalou9lpcunc 1l Sabre al.
glil a. |c5cnibcr Vuiml G. Serb, Cfi 81.
1irQbc. O. Sabre at
glm A. NcCmbcr Gnrunrn 0cfarnufocr, Nr.
1920 4opldr @ronc Glrabc SO Sabre a.t
9in, 49, NC5cmbcr 0briitinn Nran,,u, gir.
21O5 gdrdoc SirQ6e so Sabre nlt
PIN 1G. Iciembcr Wlnrldrct guwrN Nr.
1923 0arlcnusl0erc 10 Nahtc alt
PM 49, N8cm0cr Subn WicNinnon, 9lr.
3ll5 1liionSrnHe 33 Sabre an
glm O. Sceuhcr Minrn @iicci, Nr. 25iL
Slcci Girnbc, 2l Sabrc ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
9lir lDnrar o5nalan0 oroE9


pic nlrlare Sage engano IL nidt allein aus
dlagae5cno gcpeieu lr bic &r5ic mo geoaatiug ocS
Snelfehes srIano. oas d) Der gleiden Gage er.
rcit, 5e0i cine gali5 nnoerc gntudhmg Das Her0en
cncs &atcs III rpr alien Iiigen aits 0em @eiit Der
u igm 5erridjt al bc0retieH Ie geomcn5ct oes
caGliidc GeiiicS III ldjoH i'm rs 5abrbuloert ousgc-
praat Ter art eni 0ns Qrattiide gerid1teie Sim.
Scr utilitoriSmus iprift iidl oiid AM oahldl
iei ii ieiaer @boiopbic ais. Bacon erflari gller
AscrtA Beg 2ctcus lca III 0cu pruniHeu Grgebniiien
9e 4lahct ais geiitiges 4ie1eiert9un crdeirt @oin
BART Der ids Nietidcs llrlhcl ibar Bacon ju cigcn
madlt 0ir cngde &biloiopGe. oeren 9crircirr a0c
laionaotoaoniiid oenten }i ocin ai 0os rein @rat.
tidc gcrdtcten sum iomnIt ole cualide 2 elbitge.
fdlli0trit
Ger ltiarsmuS 6ebatia iidl III uirt6idaitldlci
llniernebniitn9cu bic nlercauudc 8crailo0ing ulro
iumcr mcbr aclicgt mabreno Der @eanmibeit oes
@oltcs oie friracrdleu Sunttc biuucsac3idct per
oeH gic oaoelSintcrcru aelangeu sur @orberridlaii
ihnen 0ent 6ic asudrtiac Holiiit u0 III ibrer Sort
iesnaa Scr ariel Icr Siru Oct Staatcnbiloim8 u;
4tadjlerpcerang ooer piclule5r bcutun0S.
crmcfterWng. gln cin3cnei 9cfipielcn jciat Som'
bart suie GuAano ocu arieg beuuBt IN Oei Iicii Der
rQn0esiricrciiel iient gga9 bat england bcfdbilt
0n9 @rnla Ner nlcrcantilc Sntcrcileu 10 0rd)3nFii5
re2 Seine intcaelhlcle uuo moralildle Geralila8ung
Ginmal boiet 0ie 5abi8tcit oes Nliddcn &crtrags
idllirBai5 ,yn 8 u0 10. SabriNoert oerltcDt cs
bic Golo mo Silbaritromc So lid 6in5dcnteu Spa
licl ilno gortidal gerotbpn IN ene poilige wirihait
lialc 2l16anaafcit Foriugc 1T ia Jest nur nod cine
AacHhW ocS eugliiben @eiddfts6niies @rcidtert miro
iGal cine ione 0aa0lunaspae ourd eiuc nloraliihc
RoMitheit Strpcaos ee9t GuganO cnc &ea, aAe
Niita slit Gcualt 9ctriig iiio ibn redlt SIS id9ah
ndli bor Dem Sdmngae ocn Stlauen-, oem Cpfu
90n0c 5uriid iHl oeienpillcu Is oaar Ciieu Mrieg
Ui GAina iii6rtc Riiaiidjtsloic dusbGtns frcntncr
eaHScr III icn Grur0iab Srlaio. Sroicn tounen oa.
Doa erId6lcn
graInuo @roBe il ans cncl 3olreaiitcrr gIiis'
u9riabeaeu @animsWecu 5n crehct abcr oas u
fiue @robc iiir ein &ano iiir enc aulhlr rbcirna
r cuie 2taat BIT @naauo ni itaatlidcu 1inue
aroB2 G9 vi iain uormaler, teu natlirder 1iaat l
Dem lnir sro5eui in slderbalt 25 sro]utn Nanoel
luo 10 gro5eu ii Der Suouitrie tbdtig hio GnaIano
al cUa @umps uno 5ong Appnrot fir
0cn Grmcrb eii Rolpp utt sepolti6e Soua nnD
5auaarmc ilno teiiscm Iafm aher @ca alo aopi
nip airopBIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19

10. ZN0lWutl 1919.
glnpcbote merbcn entpcqeu oenommen bon
fcr 0ouirdli Nch1roc ocr Giaoi Baltimore fiir
|HiiaQrung cince ncnen &enilGtlons Spems
etc in 9ah 8cipAinl" i;r oeH Dlnbor uno
Stabtrat1 aitr ecnubnna ieiicns oer ltdbiiidcn
3rmcu. 9ch1r1c.
Naaeboic mtien IN neyiicaclisn Counterfeit
lio an 6cn Sqarc Of slmaroe Of Baltimore
SIN dorciiiri iciu uun bic gluii0siii ,@roppipl
fpr 0tniilaliun OF glaiu 9uiuibina nt Ba1
Hifu NMirm" iraQcu mo bel Sctrn Ni0aro
eipinH, Carbohydrates IN icinem @ircau
im lnibhaua, dm oher tor Wiiiurm, bcn 80.
Geismbcr 1914, lt0r &ormitidas, cinacyeidt
perocH
Gin bseanbsier Gbed ees eieicrs i'm @es
lragc bon iiluihnuocrt (S500l Tunare cul etnc
aGeGriug None eani' duf Die Grore bee
Olnnors uno Smoirdiba bon Baltimore, mn
ic0em GnQe5ol beiQciiQi ieH
Ser erlo.grelGe Sieicr uiuB Jur9lholi lieuen
lno oic &oribrii.cu hcs GiaalGbdricr3 IN pc
3uq qui Goniralic cr'iillen.
3cinnuuatn mo Spciiliatonca iJnneu AM
ohct naG bcm s. Nc5euibcr 1914 TN Nlreau
ocs Njchdu0ci,snirci.nrs belihti9i mcrocn.
Eie GpHirdlt gcboroe behdt lic 0us Hehi
ocr, irGero cn ooer ouc Slngcbote 5nrid5n
meiieH
0ebdu0c 1uipciior.
NeiiaNai am iG, Ge3ember 1914
Sphu cr0cri,
ienip &rdh9clli oer niraia9eDoroe
tEe17-1o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
H1uinlDre, i6. Ee5ember 1914
NdrenM 30 NBsa0slaualsGpm Ocg Gtaat
Baltimore

GannDre i6. EeSember 1914.
Nirenu 80 gb,h1eiaual sGpmMiiN9n ocr Gtdht
Baltimore
Wn3sige iir Nlalctia. uuo 2utcbIr GBnlraii
9lr. 4 Aber 3iegtlitc.us
geraesrltc Nuaebotr rii Ser glfihrin Nro
foidl lQr 6nrniibina @rid 10 the Scpercee
eommllloa' 4 aotellifi az ben sgoqro oi
Amaros Of 9cltimcrc Sim" peroen big msiit'
ip9m, ocn 80. Sg5rmbcr 1914, 1 l1r NprWti
iaao ini 4nrean eee Sidot3eaiiraiorc, haibi
p0uC yGlilmprc N}o. ciiiGe0cn 0cioriicn.
SJe5illlnii0ncn ipuucH au uuo racn HpnNtrs
Na8 ocn n. Gc3cmber 1914, nni @eiu6 lm
&nrcau oer 4bipQeialal Gonimiilicn, Bimmer
Nr SO4, nNmcrtor Huilninu", g0itnn9re,
Nlr., er,nnpi incrocu
Gin beGloubiaier 0bcd 0cs eiciers i'm Be
iraac bon S2O0O0 dui cine Clearing 0ogie
N0nl" pe5oacu. on bic Stoec oce W,enor3 NHo
1iaoiraths oon Nalimore 5ablbar, wigo nit
ieocm NHgcboi perarat
Nbgelmdtie EnnutilGieH:
Ai0 W. Sic0cNcWt Dcrlnlc1cltf 50tttN.
Der criulqrehc Dieter lli oieicn Gouirnit
pB Qnrgin0i iieuea uHh 0ie NoriAriiieH ocs
5iaoi@tarcre iibcg GoElralie eriiucn
Gle GcriraitGchoroc bebui iid oue Ncdt
ror. ivGcno Elm oocr ale anee5oie 5uriid5ws
peiiea.
Gm eluiiyaae Der @68uosianaIGom
Otarles Guglenb,
Gergs u. @obosFe,
gciitNei an i0 2e5ember 1914
l1nn Sutert,
temp @t0htcnl Der 9onirclisSe00goe.
(cc6i7-t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19

Der 10. - IL that be true, then the
United States We're not neutral,
when, at the beginning Of the war
they forbid the Germans to use their
stations for wireless telegraphy at
Sayville and Long Island for COM
munication with their war ships in
the Atlantic Ocean True enough,
the samo restrictions we're placed
upon the wireless stations controlled
by the British, but later. much later!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
@oiiimotc. rs. Defender 1874
Siicfnu tcr Mh5uncdpGl. 0ummiifon Oct Giubi
NdliiWufc.
OIu,rfer gH- 0ucfrrfrf ttuN ouhr6yr fcret~rgt

@onimosc. i6. December 1914.
SiigfaH bcr b5u0eiaral.0ummiiiion bet Sinbi
gnaciGc ihT Nlntcrici uno onbchjr 0prlTnit
Nr. ftcr Gauo rro Nies.
NfrlcAelte Mraebo.c rlii Der 2udihriii 4to
roicl for Surnlbing zaun au0 crdpe 10 toe
Sclucsadc 0ommilion" uoreiiitt an ben s8oor0
Of Apdros ri baltimore 0iih" lueroen BIS
WlitiuoN, cca 30. Te5cnibtr 1914, II llby Ncg
ulii019 lat eiircnn pcs Observation-Disclosures.
6aibbau3 l0iimprc. Ni0., enine9eu nenommcn
Spcsiiidlonel l6rnen an uno nod Mlta
iundi, ocn 10, Dcjcnbcr 1913. oni Gclnn I'M
0nrclu Der gt15ngsiaual &0nmilnon, 3immcr
Nr. 500, ,,9inter.ran SuilbirB", Baltimore,
Mo- cr QgCl lucrCcu
Sin bcalorbnicr 0bcd hes Nietcrs I'm Pc
i.upc bon 100000 nui cine .Gcnrinq Nnuie
V0nl" oe3oacn on bic Crbcr hcS Wlcrore NIB
zicoiteits rog Baltimore 6ablrnr. luito nit
icocm gnGctoi ncrlonGt
1boriAdetr cnnniildicK:
GOO auruiiiB &aniinn6
l20 Gubuiub qcrolGencr Sano
Nic2 240 9ubifiuE
Ter crfoGrcinc Neicr nui ficfeu SrHi.cs
mus NhrQ'doit rclcn unh Nc @or'hrii.cu oco
zinfEGfdrtcra iihcr 1onlrnlie ctinucr
Die Gcriralf Nch1rhc hc1fli iin na5 Ncd1i
pcr, iracno Elm oocr nlle slneeboic 3nria5r
nctien.
Sm aniirnae Der ao5aasinnaINoum
0hnrles Vh9inao.
SasrD u. Gssnsrs,
@eiidiici am i6 Gc5cmtcr 1914
cuni oasert,
temp @rdiioeut oct Gprirait &c95roc
(Sc3t7-l0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19

Shrcan cec Gta1iSnaerhanssN Nerualtcrs.
gult ttWDrc Nio.. l0 Ec3ember 1914.
8cciegelie glHgeboie nit ber suiidrift !, Rro,
noias i9r @eHeraI Supplies icr sim Store
iccpCr" ulih norciNgi an ben eonrb Of glmaghs,
sare pi a.Garo &lDinH Git0 Naiiier 9iin 0aA.
Baltimore. llb ., mcrbeu BITS IL llhr 8ormils
tags cm 80 DejsmbeF 1914 fiir bic 9ieewng
Der iolacn0en Ariiiel ON ben Siaotgagetbans
8grpalier luqcnnWuCH
reliGr1e, 4iuiri, 9pl5en, Giieupaarru. giis
au 0cniic sub gacri3cugc.
Specification linN iu Anrcau bcS Siaot
S0gcrbaue tNcrmdiicr4 CrOdltliO
Ncocin @nCcgoi uni Gin be0ianbiaier Coed
oce @Neicrs 'ilr elnbunecri Euunra (Sl0O) an
0cn Wcnor uno Siaoiraib bon Baltimore, .9lo
bura cine aGccrina gonic Scu" 5oblbar, bcis
Gcupi icn.
Sic GoHirdn9cb5r6e behalf i6 oos .@edt
Dor. rqeHo Gin uno 0lc glnneboie nb5uipeilcH
8nroinait in Der HbHten Sorm i'm Qeiro0e
oes GunirGi!es bic pom Siaot 4roitruior 3n
bciidiigeH no. mirn Rom criplGreihen &eier
Ucrl0uai.
Gbnricc gpiliuu,
5.aolgogcrbdue &crpaiier.
Vciidtial:
Som Snheri,
ielHp 8rdiibenf tcr 0cnirali.eeb5ros
(Ne5l722, ,2o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
&Gl.ingrs. &c, HcSrmtcr 1914
ghyccn ncy @bsrgaiaunl .GcmmiiTun Der GtnOt

ghgccn Scr Mbiuseiaual .Gommiflsn Scr Gtno.
Sciilmngc.
Nnjcioc bed GnriiGyNunirnll1 Nr. fi3
@eliipn See'Elcinlucon 8nr1innuL
grrfcaclic Nnnc6Jtc NIT Der 9nnmrif Nrri
pela ior uglioiHe Sceiion 20. Of ibc 2scii
ltS". aorcNrt au oef @oaro Of Slpor0s of
Edi'Hote Vim, mGtoen Dis Nliiiiupa, ocu so.
2ciemger 1914 a ilfr 9orrliiafs, I'M Niireau
res li1ntiRcaiitrdiurs RaihbcH3. @cliimorc,
1'eg eiilgegca ecnorrcq i;r oen You Ger
aeiNoH s,r nc5 gAcii'Eicinocaii sdnqldr1ls.
loif 0ii ocu Slluen ucrscinrci ilt. bic I'M Nii
tcan oes rertn Cabin ". 0crnrld 0pcisNn'
acuicur Der Wt3n0sidnn Commifcn. 0uitcis
udhrf iuh
spesifiIqnoeen uno gmre l5nnen am nuo
|iruA oer @p5uescnal Sommihon, 9immer
~. 904 ,,AmsrcaH YuioH1", Snltinterc,
yio.. erl0rni mcroen
Cine Vcbiihr pon $500 riro fir ieoc ac0e
bon Sreiiiidiloncu u1o Nlnuorudcn crtoten.
Cicic eiebiibr miro bd 3hdGobe am ooer ror
een 30. 2cicmter 1914 Der nlhl neru5ica
nanbe Mriidernalief oAer bci Mitao5e ter
aNqemeleu 1peiNlahoHeu uno &luiic TN
safe ciH Infehoi cillpefcd'i wlre
Gi1 tcfnupipier @0css ocS @icier3 iitct
Sl5OOO0 dri cine ,GlcGrrQ Ncuic NciiI" aes
3opcl. an o;c Nrbcr oea llcNprN Nnb G'uht
gaihs pon baltimore 3ublpar piro nit icSem
sbaei6smr rnna.lifiew:
iT5o anhilhar6S Gro,gnancg1funn
Loo Wbimares icnMa9a6iAne.
2GO qius,Sub "a" annal
$50 ptH.sub ii' 0aral
GG5 pin.asB ~" Nan0l
$40 TinsfSnb S'' SiaHci
25a QiniiNib 6" 0arni
ser erioaredc ylicicr nni hcien Gonldlt
mns groinaii ncusg uno bic AciiArliicii bes
GiontGcNrier9 iher Goniraitc ctiiiilen
Sic Sonitoli @cu5r0c bcbdll fid 0nS Mcdl
tor, ltApno ciu Qocr nlc 9lnacbote iuriid5i
pcicu
1El Nuiiraoc bcr lh5uqsfanol.9ommiiilcn
C10tirc Vnglano,
@oriltcr
Hayrs 49, Mabasrs
Scircidr
geiidie! an i0 Cc3embcr iail.
9pfn cubrrf,
fcr,p 9rGnscni SCI 0onirau Qc6grnc.
Ccc5l1 1921 2a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-19
gllQrn Nictcridl.

acrcr Nraulbcii Winrr IietrFih. qclienic Sat
tin BON g8iulum Eicicrid &ermanoic Aub
Sreunoc iaio hoilidii cinnclaocn. bcy Neero
QunQ am GanfGg, $40 lbr Wlorgcne tpm
Nauic itrce GhiUicoeriobucs. 0crru Sobu 8.
c5loiicr Vr. 1904, 9SilienesgueHat ans. 0eiini
lunhncn sine icicrli6c Acnuicm.Oo0meii
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
.UCllON s.ALEs-t.utule Days. !.
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAr,
ESTATE 'T5iT .

AS substituted trustee in n deed OF,
trust executed by. n. G.. Ross and T.. w.
Ross, her husband, bearing date the Sth
aS 81 1sto dnss 1877 and q record
Deed Book 66, on page VI, to w. S.
Rogers for the benefit OF Kettle T. Ell
lett, to secure the payment OF the sum
of twelve hundred and forty dollars
81 ,24900l, and waving tho benefit OF
tho debt therein secured, and being
thereunto required by the said hone
ficiary. ! Will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder,-on the
In the County of Orange. and State OF
iiTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1914.
at IL O'Clock NJ,
all that certain tract or parcel OF land,
with With apa psins sheseSn aIslss
In the town OF Gordonsviiie. State az
yesea bs RettIe E as saT 70 the said
\. G. Ross by her certain deed bearing
date the Sth day of October. 1907. and
land,
On the following terms: CASH as to
so much of the proceeds as may be me-
cessary TO defray the expenses OF exc
cutting this trust, Including trustees
charge the amount of money then re-
naming unpaid upon the said bonds
and notes; and ,.nye residue shall Be
T nde payable at such, time and secured
IN such manner as N. g.. Ross shall
such direction. in such manner as the
trustee shall see At.
j., II. DE JARNETTE, JR,.
Substituted Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond Locomotive Works
Rich Innnd Nn Clcf nher % 4

Richmond, Va. October %, is14.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the an.
ReSn nd fe I'VE S WSrka VIII S 90
Hospitar street. near Mill street. IN the he
Virginia. on Wednesday, the 1lth day
of November, 1911, at 1880 in the fore
noon, for the purpose of electlng d.
action OF such other business as may
properly '0 g B. sef BENs shs Rss sesetgry
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
and Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road Connection Company.
Office of the Secretary
Richmond. Va, November 2, 1914
NOTICE Is hereby given that the an
uual meeting of the stockholders of
tomac and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company will be
held Mt its office. in the city of Rich
mond. Va, on Monday, the 18th day OF
The stock transfer books Will be closed
at B o'clock p. NJ, Monday, November o.
1911, and reopened at 10 O'Clock a. A.
Tuesday, November II, 1914.
Atlantic G cas- Ling Railroad Company,
NOTICE is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of stockholders
Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
t GSmpany MIL be held ts at f Sse q
va. on TUEsbAY. the 18th 'o day OF
Noxember, 1914. at IL o'clock A. NJ.
viii the c t1snsfSF 6ookh OF Shs
1913, at 3 o'clock r. NJ, and will be
reopened on Wednesday. November is,
1914, Mt 10 O'clock \; N.
octohe- 81. 1914.