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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

finoen iie o6er, ieI6it wenn Oie i'm
&oloritrom Can0eruoen GiSmoilen
in5piiden Diele ailometer meiter
idlmanmen nit lmie6l6arer Slider
6eit i6re nGiu0erItu6e" uuO inter
oen Dielen gum @erpe6ieln G6nli-
den 9lo66euiungen i6re eigenen
SproBlinge mieoer aui. Gie idluim-
menoen GiS6Gnfe 6a6en cine eide
bon fiiufuuo5wau5ig bis oreiBig 3oa
unO f0nnen oft BON ben 9io66enOnm-
pfern Oiirbi6nittcn peroeu
Gie ro6iiten metter6orten Gee
bun0idger oerIoiien OoSSGiff in flei-
ncn, bon einem Gfii3ier gefii6rteu
6rupps BON 40 bis 80 W}am. Gio
Streifcorps idwdrmen bis 5u IL imO
Is W}eilen bonn SHiife aus, iblogen
ale errei66oren 9lo66en nieOer unO
ibleppen iie 5u Sommelpl1ten, bon
no lie ipGter an 9orO ge6rodt mer-
Oen. Iieies @orge6en 6irgt bic
idweriten @eio6ren fiir sic @ann-
i1oft in iid), penn iie in eini9er @nt-
fernlng bonn S6ifi Ourb einen
Sdneeihirm ii6errai6t miro. lleber-
Oics entite6en 0urA Sen 3uiommen-
itoB Oes mormen @oIfitroms nit Dem
@iS6erge fii6renOen @olaritrom oft
Oi6te gle6el. Die Sogo5eit eritredt
ii6 ouf ungefd6r Orei goden unO
mliB beenoet iein, ebe Oie un6e6olfe-
nen monatsalten Sungt6iere iel6it-
itdnOig Oos @}eer oitfiu6en. 9out
@eieb bari ser Sang nidt Dor Dem
10. 0ldr3 beginner. 9uS 0ie Oiesidb-
rige, iutgefG6r 20 0ompier 5G6lenOc
9lo66enflottille nit i6ren 1000 SSG-
germ am 13. WlGr5 sen Safen DonSt.
So6n OerlieB, t6eiltc ie Iic6 in 5pei
@ruppen. 3ie gr0Beren So6r3euge
ii1ten BEN 9ltlontii1en S5eon in ser
S66e bon 9leuiunolano ouf Inn i6re
gellte an Den Jiielenlbollen Der inn
@olaritrom riidmdrts a6mouoernOeit
groBen @istrift 5li iu6eu, md6renO
Oie S6iffe nit fleinerem Sounenge
bolt nad Der Nleerenge bon Go6ot
iteuerten, INN i'm ct. 2oren5-@olf 81
iogen. Ser arftiide S6neeitirm
6roc6 om S6luB ser SogO nit lnl-
geip06nIider elemeutorer @emolt
iiber bic 9lo66enfduger berein, flr5
6eDor iie Oen 2o6n fir ibre gefo6r-
boIlen Stropa5en erbaIten ioaten.
SunOerte BON 5omilien Derloren in
Dem entfeiielten Clement i6ren Gr-
nd6rer, mO nod Iouge miro Oieie
Srogo0id i'm Gismecr pie Elm Srou-
eridntten auf Dem i6mer 6eimgeiud-
ten SSnielpolf liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07
Ginc Sammclfcnlc an scr glaic.

Sn ser ,G6ronique Nleoicale" ere
5d6lt Gr. Gabannes Die @eidihte eli
ner firen Soee, an ser ser 6erii6mte
4sfioiop6 9}ifolaS @ale6rau6e 3eit-
weilig lift; er gIau6te, an ieiuer 9}a-
ienipibe cine Sommelfeule b1ngen 5u
6aben. @euu man Sen @biIoiop6en
na9 ieiner @eilmObeit fagte, er6ielt
man Die glutport: ISM gan5en gut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07
SIN Sic 9anteu.

Sie cin5igc ednle IN Der etabt.
llniere NdbsNlaiie leet oliell Slilge Snnen,
iucc6e Die &eioermaderiunli rad ben neueiten
Wici0obcn ererncn Wullen f3uneu oie5 IN tllrs
5cr Belt onrtb ben gnINmB on oiee &laiIen
erreihcn. llHierridt Wiorgcns, Na6miitaas uno
@bcno9. 8eQuemc Stunoen. Sn 0duie be-
Gouncne glrbeiten f0nuer ipd6refo Ocs nntcrs
rihis ioriaciebt ucroeu Griinoli9er llnters
rict i'm @Htuur bon Miuiicrn crlbeilt. 0dbere
NusinHit ibriitlD oocr niitn0lid bel Srl.
Gnbers, Nr. 302, gSclt Saratuga.S Sirakc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07
Die gltnfnnOIanOcr 0lO66cn.S Saacr.

Die gltufnnOlGnSer 9iob6en-SGser.
Ger @}aiienfoug BON SeebunO.
friidlingen, ser iogenannten groBe
&o66eniGlog ouf sen 8rei6eisfeIOern
BON g2euflnOlohO mar in Oieieni
6rii6iabr erge6niBreiber ais ie ber-
lolifen. Gie Sagoertr6ge moren 10
gIdu5euo, SAB einige bon Sen 5wou-
sig 0an1piern ser &ob6en 6lottille
ouf Ser Seimfo6rt nad ct. So6us
bis 25,000 Stiid Ser fetten bier $50
den olten 0lo66en @abDs an 9orO
fii6rten, ais ein Sdneeiturm bon in-
gepo6nlider Seftigfeit sic ibwim-
@is6erge I'M @olaritrome
olirdeinanoer peitidte mo Sen Sob
6enoompfer o0}epfounOlanO~ b0Qig
5ermolmte. Gie rngliidlide Monn-
ic6nft iprong in 6odlter 9&ot6 oitf oos
Srei6eiS; II bon Sen 1913 Monn ser
9eiobung berIoren in Dem eiiigen
S6neeihtrm ibr 9e6en, sic ii6rigen
wurOen na6 5pei Eogen bon Siilfs-
i6iffen oufgeiammelt umO 36 6iiBten
in 5olge Ser fiir6t6aren GGlte Ser
lebltngen mebrerer @lieOmaBen ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

bod nift erit 81 fagen, pie peinli6 Der
gan5e @organg fir MIDI it,"
nSie follen ii9 in bieIer SiniidE
ii4erl;1 nibt iiber mid 81 betlagen
boben. glur bos cine erbitte i'd nod
eon Sbnen, baB Sic mir erlauben, bic
9unbe na8 benz entleeenen 5peiten
3Dinger 3ii Derbringen."
nGerne unb oamit es teinen unz
n0tigen 9Grm gibt, min ib bas lieber
ielbit glei6 beIprgen."
9ie 9erren berdbIbiebeten iic9.
Wliiter Wbite eing, oen SuleBt gc~
GuBerten @luin Ieines @oites 3u err
fiilen, Inn ii9 bann, ols bo8 geIteben
mar, in feline in benz gleiden Stod=
merle geIegcne Dobnuug suriid5u5iez
fen.
DaSglet ipir6 uusqeboben.
p0QniB beripeilte iiber cine Stunbe
nod I'm Roit8immer, erbob iib oonn,
um iidb 70 eerGuf6los ipie m0glib nod
feiner Mobnitube gu begeben Dort
fu6te er aus ieiner @eiIetaf6e cine
tleine 5ufommenlegbare 2aterne nit
griinfarbener Werblenbung berbor, bic
er gum @nt3iinben polenbs borrihtes
te. 90 ausgeriiIst, ging er pieoer ins
Rouf3immer 5uriid uno bdngte Die
brennenbe 2aterne gum Seniter binz
aus.
S4on na9 elmer bolben Stunbe gee
pabrte p5lniB, Der Iib binter bic
bolbperf6loKenen 2Gben bcs benad-
borten 5enIerS gsItelt botts, Dob an
Der, Dem Sago6auie geeeniiberlicgens
ben 8erglebne etpa Elm 9ubenb Ountz
fer menIfIicher @eIfaltsn ii9tbar tpurz
ben, bic i'm ipeiBleudtenoen Sdnee 3u
Sal itisser. Sie psri6ponoen in Der
3niIdenlieoen0en SalIentung,um nadI
elmer peiteren bdlben Stunoe unmits
ielbar Dor bcm @ortentor bes So9bs
bauies ouf3utouben.
Rnr8 supor bate p0nnib Ieinen
Ston0 am Teniier 6es 3ou93immers
berloEen un6 Iih iiber bic Diele Dor
Das Sous begeben, I'm 70 fat qleidSei=
tig,mit ben aus Sfr0den 6erbeieerufes
nen &ommiRdrsn unb ibrsn untergez
benen, bic ouf oas Derabreoete griine
9ihtiiouol BON Der 2llmbiitte nieoergs=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

me6rere @eue6riAiiiie auf ieine 27-
id6rige 6rou 9}ellie Sort o6 lnO bers
munoete Tie crnitlic6 i'm 9iiiden. Sie
liegt in 6eiorgniBerregenOem gu
itauoe inn nGaiuoltg Soipital~ 3lt
@oi6ington. Sart belt nit Oemiel-
ben Sagogeme6r ieinen @ater imo
ieinen Sdmager i'm S6od, bis eS
i6m geIang i'm @alOe 81 0eri6min.
Oen. Gie @oli5ei iudt bis jebt Oer-
ge6lidb nod i6m. Sn ieinem 9eiibe
iollen nod oas @epc6r unO cine
groBe 9ln5o6l SagOpatronen iein.
Sart, ser iiG crit Dor einigen Sa-
gen bon ieiner Srou trennte, 6atte
BON ieinen bier Gin0ern Oas jiingite,
elm odt5e6n Monate oltes 9o6D, 3u-
riid6e6olten, pG6renO Srau Sort nit
Sen auoeren 5u ibrcr @3utter, Scr.
332, If. StraBe, 60, @ai6ingtou,
ge5ogen mar. lin MN oud Oos
iiingite aino 8u iid 8u boIen, 6otte
om Sonntag 5rou Snrt iih nit ibs
rer N}ltter un0 ibrem 9ruOer ouf
oen @eg no6 9erpDn gemodt. 0lad
langen berge6li6eu ger6anOlungen,
md6renO 0eren 6rou Sart ii1 pei-
9erte, 81 i6rent W}anne 5uriid5ufe6-
rem rno oieier oos gabD 5eraus5ugc-
ben, lodte Sort ieine Srou in Den
@arten mO CAB Die Sdiiiie ouf iic
o6 aus Oem i'm Gerited 6ereitgeleg.
ten @epe5r. 9llle &erwonoteu Itiir5.
ten ioiort ouf i'm 8u, Oob uuBter er
alle ourd ieine Orobenoe Saltlns
10 ein5ui6iidtern, OaB es i6m &c.
lang 5u entfommen. Inter Oen
Gerwonoten paren folgenoe 8eugen
oes gorfaIls: Sort's @oter 5ront
Sart, 0eiien giidte 5rou 9lnnie SEN
fins, ieiue Sbmiegernnltter 6rou
6rou 6ronces 9lmerico unO iein
S6mager CLAUDE 9lmerica, oie allie
i'm @eiprdb ouf Ser @eranOo 0es
Sauies iaBen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
ATTACK
CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Vote for Amendment Providing
Postoffice Employees
Appointment.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, Aug. THE Democrats
of the House threw pretence to the
winds to-day and voted directly for a
return to the "spoils system" in the
appointment of all employees in post
Offices. The House adopted, by a vote
of rs TO rs, the majority of the Re-
publicans declining to vote, an amend
ment to the Moon railway pay bill Of
fered by Representative Cullop, an
Indiana Democrat.
This straightout Democratic return
to the "spoils system" was greeted
with derisive laughter by the Repub-
licans. The Cullop amendment was
offered in committee of the whole,
where no rollcall can be had. The
willy Republicans, seeing the deter
mination of the Democrats to invade
the civil service, remained in their
seats while the vote was being taken
by tellers, thus assuring the adoption
of the amendment by Democratic votes
and forestalling any possible defeat by
combination with the score of Demo-
Gratis who were opposed to so radical a
PROPOSAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
Asks Bankers to Wash
ington for Conference
on Cotton and Grain.
SENATE HOLDS UP
RELIEF MEASURE
Amendment Providing Admis-
sion of Foreign-Built Ships
to Registry Not Passed.

Washington. Aug. 7.--Confronted
with the problem of disposing Of the
eountry's enormous grain and cotton
crops, the administration to-day made
plans for q conference in Washington
next week Of representatives Of the
leading shipping interests and for
eign exchange bankers.
The bankers have been asked 70
come to Washington 10 formulate
plans for q resumption Of the inter
national exchange market and restore
the use Of international bills Of ex-
change. The shipping men will be
asked TO move American grain and
cotton 20 the European markets
which have taken them so literally
in the past
In announcing the conference CALL
Secretary McAdoo said:
ct is vital Importance TO the coun-
try that two things be done as quick
u as possible; first. provide ships 10
move our grain and cotton crops 10
European markets; the second, re-
store through the bankers the market
for foreign bills Of exchange.
"Grain is a very pressing problem
at the moment, because the crops
have been largely harvested and the
movement is already well under way
The cotton movement is not so ad-
Vanced, and will not be for a lew
weeks. II Is my purpose TO invite
p conference on the subject Of cotton
10 be held at an early date, OF which
announcement will be made later
These are important questions for the
American people, and every possible
effort will be made by the admins
trstion 70 cooperate in the move
1nent Of these great crops
The Senate failed again to-day 10
mass the amendment 10 the Panama
Canal act admitting to American reg
ister foreign built ships less than
i've wears old. Some opposition de-
veloned. Senators Simmons and Will
SANS. Democrats. attacking the plan
as dangerous and inadequate to meet
the situation.
senator Newlands introduced an
amendment TO the bill, renewing an
effort made several years ago, whlch
would authorize the government 10
provide for construction IN private
or government yards OF thirty Vessels
70 be used as auxiliary SHiPS ~,
navy OF for use in commercial or
navy mail lines as might hereafter
be provided. The proposed SHIPS
would not exceed in aggregate cost
$50 600 600, not more than six SHIPS
10 be built in any one year, So,OVO'-
200 to be expended in the current
year. a .ha
hone to-day that freight might be
carried 70 Europe on naval vessels
Congress has granted the. necessary
authority for handling mail and llght
freight. but the Secretary said per-
mission to use GOLFERS for carrying
cotton and grain would help the SIT
uation. n-..,- a.Lor.
i need for large ships to carry cot
Ton and wheat 20 Europe. If Con-
sress will authorize it, the navy can
at once give help. We could WITHIN
few DAYS use four large GOLFERS
FOR carrying heavy freight. Eacn
would have an average capacity OF
so 600 bales of cotton or 100000 bush,
els Of wheat. By October ] we coulo
commission two more Of a carrying
canaeitv of $4,000 bales Of cotton OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08

100000 bushels of wheat. If Congress
would authorize additional ships for
commercial service it would not only
meet the present emergency, but in
crease the carrying capacity of Amer
lean bottoms and provide auxiliaries
to the navy valuable in war time"
Acting Secretary Sweet of the De-
partment of Commerce tonight tele-
graphed collectors of customs for
information as to the number Of Of
fcers holding proper licenses for
ocean steamers now out of employ
ment, and available for service to Eu-
rope, Asia, Africa, South America and
Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
NJ Rorousb, Of srooklyu and

Prevention. Boroushs OF Brooklyn ana
Queens. 49,. o., p,
special Leaves Of Absence (wItheort pa.
Cant. !. p. Doonan. H. 4 L. 81. ~ hoors.
Lieut.. r. :. Cofniskey, Eng '.. -
n "a hours; r. J. Dryer. II. z J.. ~. 9o
hours: Lieut.. r. surerus Eng %. ~ hours
Fireman an grade T. r. starkey jr., Eng
22i "a hours; Lieut.. w. ]. Mulugan, ~ % q
n III ~ hours; Fireman Attn grade J.
-r.snvhiin Eng 80. - hours; Firemen "a
gfade Is = Martin. Eng. "a. 80 hours: o.
! Hastings, Eng. "a. II hours; Capt: = ..oH.
molly. Eng. 90. Il hours. Fireman 90 yr s,r
81 strauss Eng. s. "A hours: Eng. OF sur.
p ] lynch. Eng ef. II hours; capt. -.
Unbekant. Eng. 1872 j. hours; Fireman H'n
grade j. J. Lyons. Eng. %. - hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
FIRE DEPARTING

Test-rhe following probationary fire.
men will be instructed 10 report at school OF
instruction August TO- at the time specified,
for a period OF thirty days, for test as pre-
Eng. 8. NJ 5. Shieldsh Eng. 8: r.. r. Me-
Nulty Eng. 10: +. J. Burke, Eng. 49, i. J.
Connolly jr., Eng. .: NJ. II. Mack Eng. 30;
r. J. O Brien Eng. "a; J. J. o'Brien. Eng. Al :
r. J. Murray. Eng. %: C. Amato. Eng. Y; F..
+. Ryan, Eng. 81; I. +, Murphy (Nos y,
Eng. 2O7; J. ,. Walsh Go. q. Eng. ~: II.
Rohrback. Eng. rs: S. Bovowski. Eng. 26s:
Y. Wissell. II. & l. S. 7. T. Meagher. II. AZ
l. S. ". l. Foley, H. & l.. ?: J. J. Hale. II.
& l.. %: J. /. Riley. II. & l. "a: c. A.
r. j. Hanley, Eng -. Al p. ms. c. II.
Thurber Eng. 4: F. II. Boettier. Eng. 8: +.
o. Wolfert Eng. 10; J. p. Lahey. Eng %.
J. ID. Zanone, Eng 30; G. O.. Garrison. Eng.
g. A. L. Maloney, Eng. IS: +. M. Lennon.
Eng. S.. o. HUH. Eng. 70; r. A. Coulter.
Cready Eng. 2l2; +. II. Ehlers. Eng. n; ".
G. r. often. Eng. "a; ". r. =. Fletcher. II.
a /. .; j. r. Williams II. & l.. :. ~ g.
Gleason. n. q J.. 10: J. A. Cannon. II. * L.
~: r. l.. Gum. II. & l.. 4 /. +. Buehler, II.
q l.. 100: W. J. Fischer X. & L. 10; w. o.
Christiani. II. & L. l2e; a. +. Godsman.
= Dlsmissed.-Fireman LIST grade r. c. Ar
mold. Eng. 20. tried July 80. for violation
OF Section l0i. Rules and Regulations
1912. and found guilty.
Appointed and Asslgned-As ununiformed
hremen. for probationary period OF three
months. az 81 900 a year. Aug. s. X. J.
Hauley. Eng. 20. A. F. Godsman, Eng. 81
Retired (pension Of S700).-Fireman LIST
grade @. stepat Eng. %. Fireman LIST
manently disabled for tie performances OF
duty.
DetaiI-Aug. 10. Engineer Of Steamer
W. {. Ekerman. Eng. 2Is. 70 Bureau Of Fro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
FIRE RECORD.

8:85-SG6 % av.. Singer g. stutz; slight.
s:OO-ll42 % av, r. Ristoli; unknown.
9:2O-lOO W. oath ST.. Miss Munford; no
damage.
L. Tooth st.. r. German; trihing.
i. VI.
4:O0-Vacant lot. oath ST., 18th and 18th
avs. " Y. Hospital. no damage.
5:OO-Vacant lot. GO Taylor av., Bosto
Nlolo; trifing.
T:bo-Canal and Washington SITS, Dept.
ST. Cleaning: $500.
5000 East 9sth st, Morris Cohen
$500
9:s5-5ls East 10th st., Samuel senne
trihing.
9:35-16G East 11sth St., Sammy Sears;
trilng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
ARRIVED.

Steamers Moldesaard OBJ, Caioarien Au-
gust /, TO Hasler Bros, with sugar. Bar
1890 m.
Pawnee. Philadelphia, TO the CLYDE IS CO.
with mdse. Quarantine, noon. .
Madison. Newport News and horfoiH, 20
the Old Dominion SIS co; win passehsei'
and mdse. Quarantine, 2;2o p m.
Taunton (Nor), Sama August :. 10 the AZ
lantic Fruit Co, with S passengers ana mose'
Bar. 11:20 m, 9th. .,. ,,,,,
JOAQUIN Mumbru Span, Barcelona july
"A. Valencia 10, Gambia IS. Cadiz Il ana
Faro %, TO Simpson, Spence Young Win
mdse Bar, a N. no
Paioma Cuban, Puerto Padre July y,
Glbara 20, Vita 81, Nuevitas August ana
Nipe 2, TO the Munson IS Line with susar'
Bar. 1880 m. 49,.
Sc co, with passengers and mdse. ouaran-
tine, sos m. "a
ri Rio, Galveston. to the Southern Pacific
SIS Co. with mdse. Quarantine 800 IN.
Apache, Jacksonville Aug and Charles
ton 3. 10 the CLYDE SIS Co. with passengers
and rndse Quarantine, 1i:10 a m.
Scottish Prince Obj, Santos July H. RIO
de Janeiro 10, Victoria 10. Bahia q ana
Trinidad 81, 10 Paul Gerhard & co. with
II passengers and mdse. Bar, 2;9O m.
Sandy Hook. y J, Aug 1880 m
Wind south; light breezes; clear; smooth
sea.
SAILED.
Steamers st Paul, Liverpool Larimer.
Port Arthur; Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), Port An
tonic: Atlantic City, Atlantic city; oregon
(Nor) Puerto Plata; Hamilton, Norfolk and
Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Kingston. Aug s-Orotava CBr). New York
for Southampton via Colon, etc.
Madeira. Aug 6-Patsni (Br). New fork ior
Teneriffe. -,
Montevideo Aug 4-Comeric (Brl. New York.
Havre. Aug 6. IL a MA Savoie Pr)' New
York.
Santos. Aug 6-Hawaiian. New YORK
Queenstown, Aug Celtic CBr) from Liver
pool. New York
sscres. Aug Argentine AusD, New York
for Trieste. ~ >,.-y -
Gibraltar. Aug 3-Duca d'Aosta QtaD. Ne"
York for Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
All Points
in the Catskill Mountains
and the Berkshires

Luxuriously appointed steamers Ieay. P,.,
-. ". r., IT. Christopher ST., n a,
$3.50 p. NJ; Yonlers. 1880 p. NJ, daily ar.
eept Sunday.
Saturday speciaI.--Leaves Pier AZ. M
! 100 =. NJ; Yonkers, las p NJ We
Time tables giving full information mai,.d
on request. or can be obtained at all hoteIs
& railway ticket Offices. Phone 1907 Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08

r,.,,tr.,,o, and steam,r 6:3o p. m.
Hawaii Japan Corea, China anu
Philippine Islands Wia san iran IN
cisco).-Shinyo Maru ..........-. Aug ~
Japan, Corea and China epeclaIy
Addressed (via Seattle)-Chlcago -.
Maru ..........'.:... - 80
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia Except
WesO (yia san Francisco)-hoana.'A Aug II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

United states Department OF Agriculture
weather bulletin; observations taken RI =
m 10th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

OniciaI Record and Forecast.-Washing-
ton, Aug. WEATHER conditions and gen
eral forecast:
Another northwest Canadian disturbance
has reached Manitoba and this. with the
high area over the Atlantic Ocean. has re-
suited I'm generally high temperatures
throughout the country. except In the
south and the far northwest. Weather
conditions are generally unsettled with
local thunder showers OF minor character
in the ST. Lawrence Valley. the lower Lake
region. the Ohio Valley. the central Rocky
Mountain region and Minnesota. Thunder
shawers OF more substantial character also
continued in the South Atlantic and Gulf
states. Elsewhere the weather was fair.
As there IS no decided pressure rise fol-
lowing tho northwest disturbance, high
temperatures will continue during the next
Few days over the districts now auected,
and II will also be somewhat warmer IA
The south Thunder showers VIII continue
ion the south Atlantic and east Gulf states
and occasional local showers are also prob
able IN the central valleys and the upper
Lake region. over the remaining districts
east OF the Mississippi the weather VIII be
more or less unsettled, but probably with
out rain Of consequence. From the plains
states westward fair weather will prevail.
Winds for Saturday and Sunday: North
and middle Atlantic, moderate, mostly
south: south Atlantic. gentle 10 moderate.
mostly south of Carolina coast and east
OF Florida coast: east Gulf, gentle 10 mod
crate variable. mostly east and southeast;
west Gulf moderate southeast and south;
upper Lakes moderate variable. mostly
east and southeast; lower Lakes, moderate
variable.
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CALSXt1tNl&LINES

For CATSKILL. HUDSON. coXSAcKIE and
way landings. Direct connection with Cats
XII Mountain Railroads, for CAIRO, PA
LENVlLl.E. OTIS SUMMIT. HAINES
FALLS. TANNERSvILLE. and
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In the Sunday Magazine with
TO-MORROW'S TRIBUNE
LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE

LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
author ~ .cTbe Brass Bowl" "The Black Bag and
other best sellers has written his latest serial for our
Sunday Magazine
SLEEPS CLOTHING
has mystery thrill romance and all the other requi-
sites OF fine serial.
'sSheeps Clothing" is title that suggests wolves,
and there are several OF them in this tale. You VIII
he kept guessing to the last chapter as to just VINO
are the sheep and who the wolves. An ocean liner
the under world of New York and some parts OF the
upper world furnish the background for tale that
exceeds In interest anything Vance has done in re-
cent years
CHILDRENS DISEASES
By Edwin F. Bowers, NJ D.
The fzlacy OF the belief that measles is necessary
disease is shown in this article which contains many
ideas Of value
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

mail for Rotterdam closes at p m Mon
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Friday. August 7.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sos: sunset. 7:o7; moon rises So
onn.s aRa. IL.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 lat $50
D. M: lowest. ca cat 4 a. M: average. -;
average for corresponding date last year, u.
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 49,
Local Forecast-Unsettled Saturday.
Sunday warmer and probably fair: gentle 10
moderate shifting winds mostly south.
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Local Official Record.-The following ON
cal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. In comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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Vessel For Line. close sails.
Olympic. Southampton. VS. $50 m 1000 a m
Carolina. san Juan. NN&PR goo IN y 100 m
Tcnadores. Jamaica. III Co $3.50 m l2;Vv m
Mexico. Nassau. Ward.....lO:OO IN l'V1 y ~
Algonquln.S Domingo, clyde .l2;O IN 8'OO y ~
Rochambcau. Havrc, French -- 5.B ~
Europa, Naples, la Neloce - l'W III
Antilles New orleans. SO Z - ls'VV IN
City OF It Louis, saw. saw. - $40 y.
Comal, Galveston Mallory. - l'W p Il
Huron. Tampa. Clyde....... - l.W m
Apache. Jacksonville. Clyde - I:Vv p IN
6bInneyTa Rr,,nsvick CIyde 800 y m
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EaslAEn IAnn.xla aI.i.. ~

Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York. Eastern Pennsyly and
West Virginia. unsettled. probably local
showers Saturday: sunday fair.
Southern New England, partly cloudy
Saturday: Sunday fair.
New Jersey. Northern New England.
Western New York. Western Pennsylvania.
Delaware and District Of Columbia, gen
orally fair Saturday and Sunday.
Maryland. fair Saturday. except proba-
bly, thunder showers In extreme west por-
tiOn: Sunday fair and warm.
Virginia. generally fair Saturday: Sun
day probably showers
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Barometer Readings.

s a. m... 90 ?. M. Is p. m. Ta