davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
LIZ Telegraph % The Trlbune.

ST. Louis March ATTLE--Receipts
400; pens were almost bare OF stock. demand
light and prices were about steady: sales few.
HOGS-Roceipts, 1900 moderately active at
steady prices; choice medium 10 heavy weights
IS sass %. bulk OF sales s. S0n IS 90; pack
ers IS G0qSs so: lights. 50 25QSS IS; pigs, 81 20
ass %. SHEEP-None good fat sheen and
lambs in demand at steady prices; common and
medium grades dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
PROyISIONS-s

ThUN I5fUNo oIIBHIIy HIBHef carly, Out
selling Increased, and late In the day the
market was easier. closing at the lowest.
PORK-Steady; mess, 1913 a $23 so; family,
S24 a 500; short clear. $50 25 q S22. BEEF
packet, SIS 80 a $40 80; extra India mess. SOS
q$20 DRESSED HOGS-Steady; 12ss 40
125sc; pigs. 1850 CUT MEATS-Plckied
bellies dull; 49,. qi4lsc; picked hams bare
~ steady; 14q14iac. TALLOW-Ouiet:
special, &c: city exc nominal; country, ca
CSC. LARD-Steady; middle West 1O.7O6
10.SOc; city, l0ssc; refined, quiet South
America. 11.S5c; Continent 1I35c: Brazil
Kegs, l2S5c; compound dull; shQs&
STEARINE-Steady; oleo So a &c; city
lard, 1liAc.
COTTONSEED OIL Quiet but steady
closing net unchanged 90 3 points higher
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

lie. ALIYE-Receipts unioaded, 4 carloads
by freight. Receipts for the week 137
freight cars, Of which I05 have been unload
ed and 30 still on tracks. Trading moder-
ately active. but not more than . cars I'M
sold. CHICKENS, per 10. Ice; FOWLS. per
lb, ice; BOOSTERS. per h. l2c; TURKEYS,
6q1Sc; DUCkS, iSc; GEESE. 14c: GUM
EAS, pair, 65c; PIGEONS, pair 30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
NEW YORK PRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.



patents, 81 704$ 90; winter straights, 81 80
a 81 80; winter patents. 81 50a 81 30; spring
clears, 81 goa 81 80, extra No l winter, So 60
a Sc So; No 2, 81 45QS3 6O Kansas straights.
81 20 a 81 35; fancy spring patents. 50 400
Sc. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dull; 81 S5d So
per 100 ID. RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair 20
good, So 30GS 50 80; choice 70 fancy. So 90 a
81 40. CORNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried,
81 80. BAG MEAI-Fine white and yellow,
Western steady: bran to arrive. 10O-lb sacks,
SIS; standard middine. s26 rs; -four do S29;
red dog, $50; city hrm: bulk, s27 40; sacks,
oil meal, S31 a S31 30.
COFFEE-A sharp rally occurred owing to
halt In the liquidatng movement, which
had sent prices to new low records for the
season. When shorts attempted to cover they
found little coffee offering, and as a result,
prices were firm closing at about the best OF
the day with net gains of 81 to 81 POINTS.
Havre closed at net advance Of q 10 /
franc While ia Hamburg h3u closed pig higher;
at sac. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
Cash QUOTATIONS.

Iron. n No fy.si5 y Flour, Mpls pat. $3.50
do n No 2 fy.15 20 Cotton, mid ......13.5
do No / fy.l5 % Coffee No Rio. SIS
Steel rails $50. 125 Sugar, gran 900. $50
stan COP, spot II. 62isl Moasses. O K pr 40
Tin ..............37s5 Beef, family ....19 80
Exchange lead 400 Tallow, special.
Spelter ........ 5.27hl Pork moss ....2.25
Wheat No red 81 Oliz Hogs. dr. 100 10. l2S
Corn, No vel 7lhl Lard, mid West.lO
Oats stan white fj1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Plate. las Mar-Apr; Br steamer. 1000 tons
d ", transatlantic trade. one trip time char
ter basis 3s Sd. delivery Florida, Mar-Apr.
Span steamer $500 tons. same basis 2s
10kd. delivery Cuba, Mar-Apr; Nor steamer
1.499 tons, timber, Gulf to Cardiff and Fl.e,
wood, Sis Sd, option Cork and Cardiff 81
Mar-Apr; Br steamer. 1.343 tons West Ipdi,
trade. IL mos. $3.50. May June; Dutch stean,-
er. l.2e0 tons. same, f725, June; Nor hsrt
OFT tons. lumber Philadelphia TO Concaoci,n,,,
and (or) Paysendu s962h, Apr-Nsy.
schooner, 534 tons. lumber, Moss Poln1
Porto Cabello. 81 90 and port charges. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
THIS WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
STOCKS.

Daily sales Of stocks and bonds on the
Stock Exchange during the last week. win
YEARLY comparlson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales, lUOV
1000 Imports, $4,000; American, 10000. Mid
upland, 7.O4d. Futures opened steady, 20 z
points lower; closed quiet, net l TO / y lower
on near and . TO lower on late. March ana
March-April, SGD; April-May, 6old; May
June, e.6oIkd: June-July, e55d; July-August'
cold; August-September, 6.41d; september
October, 6.29d; October-November, GOO; No
vember-December, 6l5d December January
and January-February, 0.13Ed; February
March, 615d; March-April 6.l6d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

New Orleans. March 14.-After poor cables
had put the early price Of cotton down from
! 10 4 points favorable spot market reports
combined with rumors OF large sales after
hours at several interior Southern points sent
prices . to Z points over the final figures or
Yesterday The close was steady, points up
IN I Doint down. net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
MINING.
BONDS.

l. -, p &C.. notes 1O5ls 1851 iosis 1875
An Sh .Iy-.tii.,, - IS S As %
fSS ShlS g as as. 1852 lOOss 1oeA l9o% 1908 eS"
~ xTesteTn Pac 5s.. 5sls 90 bs5s oO
|, a,15dsnd. tseus cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
MINING.
BONDS.

4 s.1Ea Ib5 Cuban new IS. 9si7 ssss
r, 6s.l00 1904 Kel Spg T as. ~ ,6Ss
4 . a ssa ss%. NYC AS SILVIA i'i
4i7asend. tseus cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.


Bid. ASK. BIG 81 Ask 59
J07 1OSib \ y Trans ~ "
4 Am lob 227s 231s savoy On'..;'' ss,L S1l
. sion OIL. ISL 10 TOD Froa Pt'' 80 1I5
8pg T pf..133 14o ~ zig S o. ca 81
sib T Gifts. ~ WHY'S VNeii'' 81 ss
coal $3.50 lS9 90 preA'-' $50
80 - A AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, March 14-CLovERSEEp NH.
cash; IS S1E; March. IS 50; April, xs,i ~.
TIMOTHY prime, cash, 81 40. Ma, $40 80;
April, s. AM. '1~'en and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.

1913. 1919.
Article. High, Tow. High. Low.
Wheat, No.
2, red. si.is 3 .ea1f STAR Oh
Corn. EXIT. 80 81 20 "a
Oats, stand.
white -. 80 .ssis .0tts 'Ss
Flour, MINI.
patents. SOC 400 S,sI $50
Cotton. mid.
upland ..is.so ITO 1910 s.pc
Coffee. Rio
No. To-. I3ss .osss .iSh ,is's
Lard. Mid.
West ...,ILss 1000 1890 80
Prime:
steers e.. s.SS $50 p7S '.eb
veals HOO s.75 1889 SIS
Sheep
(ewes). 100 a.sS 7.7S $40
Lambs 1880 $50 1889 $50
Hogs ...Iol0 els $50 $50
Cotton and lard prices In cents and
hundrcdths, livestock, per 100 H. hVo
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
CORN ACTIVE IN CHICAGO

estate. bag or bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
Bonds.

sells cents per share.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

ng9ia gebts, Serr N3aacr, mas
madt Die Srmt @emoblin lpic ge6ts
Sbrem Sobn2"
~Dout idJou Serr gadbor, bin
5ufrieoen 9llr nit meincn
lSobn oa it's iett Gon0 aus. Scit
ocm Der bein RuS~rfIub, bat CT icet
icin alub5eiden nH. c. i'm @ra.
battT, auf 0en Observation-Disclosures
an Der llbrfett, lno neulih brinot cr
BIeim gar einen TberRlometer beim
init Dem alereroBtcn oG. g." orouil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
9Nt6


geIaihlNgs5suac (5Aaemaun):
n!9er. &i3ieg, IS Gin isii iaoou absr@
5eusi, DAB lrir Is bier laii siueat
idererea &srbgeder III t9ua sa6W; icl
ioHO in lein.n Ealdsn eiuen S1lilliel,
Gin Stiid Dro6t lia.u SuEHiialan1
uno auBerocm bate e. eine 9Ieablas
terns bei iicb.
9lngeilagier nSerr 9lift.r i4
itp6re Sbntn icb Fin aui@uioig; sic
@eeeniidnoe iino oIc Qanj Aa,mlcier
9iatnr i'd bin n0n,l;a &o0icb.cr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04


@orolleIe. 1ohter Oes
Saities ySonntag miro mein 9rGn-
tigant gum eriteu @lol 6ei uns ipei-
len @ertbol~ a0din n99ie lan-
ge fenncn Sie oen cigentIid ihon,
gnd' 6rdulein2" u3ipci Sdbrel"
ngld, lit oos o6er ii 6eideioener
W|cnif, Der meinioe lit eIeid am err
item gl6eno idlou SIM Glen aeioul-
nenl"
8uoeitauoniB- g.: Sian.
den Sic onf, Serr 9ureau0orIte.
ber?1 81: uSe6r ieIten- 9lar
menn id orbeitel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

g2oro Galuert. 5iroBc Don oem Sc.
beinlpolitiitcn NnrrD SommcrSla
lno oen Rimoc-Scraeant @lontbolt,
perboitct imo in Oie mittlere &olijeis
station eingelieiert. sic lunroe
ipdter BON Dem Boli5eiritter Sup
pIee inter $500 giiugiAoit iiir ein
ipGteres @erbor am 8. gloUcmber,
entIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
aer8tptpn. 10 Il.
Nlrhrrrn lSnenes nerhnflet.

Inter Dem &croodt, auge6lid N10-
6elinide i'm @ert6e bon $50 Oon Der
Dglewport 9leps 5uriitGre @ompa.
Nh" in 91eipport 9acws, @o., AM 9.
9topcnber 1913 aeito6Ieu 5u bobet
wuroc geiteru 9Ibeno oie 60 Sabre
oltc 9lebccca Gaencs, Don gir. 2l2l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
IS aifenber 8errf.

nNeI9en Seruf geOenftn Gie iiir
Sbren Sobn gu Ddblen, Sames?~
nWeu, Id babe Mrs nod penig
iiberlsei, 9rOpn a6er Oa er itets frl6
Morgens na9 Saule gu tommen
pflegt, iplte ib Oenfen OaB er iib
Dpr5iieIih ais Wlilamann ma1sn
iplIr0e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Ser rei6c @utsbciiser 99itt ans
lSolitein lit nit Srou ilno &in0ern
nod Stalien eereiit. Seine Grwor-
tingen fin0 mlfs S6hitc ociponnt
Inn 10 sr0Ber NOR ieine@nttduiAung.
0gtee, Sinners iagt er nam Gin poar
Eogen ihon 5lt icincr 6umiIie. LAT
uns man ma SuS i0bru bier is 10
aliens intipei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

b gcbrnnitt.
7Sn Der @onierperiobrif bon ". 600.
lep & 50. in Sings Greef, Souers
iet Gouutp, brad sciteru @ormit.
tao Elm Brand aus, Der Die geionin.
te 9(nlogc nlo Die @aoren 5eritorte.
Ger llriprim9 Oes Seuers lit cin
9idt6iel, oa ieit Sreitog in Der 6a-
BRIT fem 6euer gebrannt 6oben icll.
9nS Der 9rono cntoedt piiroe, iiano
6ereits Oic gauge Sobrif in 9ellen
Slaumeu oie nit iolAer Sdnellia'
felt Inn iid griiicn ooB ole Sor.
rdt6e rno Oie GinriHting Der 6abrif
niht me6r gercttet lueroeu fonnten.
Ger ongeridtete Sho0en miro All
onud6erno $4,000 aeihdet oa and
Oos NioiAinennIaieriol lln6roudbor
geworoen lit.
Gin 8lntternfoll in Nos
Qerstomn.
aSn Soeerstopn, Nlo.. wur0c al ei'
nenl 9lngeiteaten ser u9eiicrn Ota'
rDlnno 9obn~ sic 9lattern ieitac,
itelt. gr ioll auge6lid bon einenI
2leipellpn Wlauo bon @elliugton
B..ga., aneeitedt poroeu ieut Gle
@enlno6eits6e6oroe bat ollie WlaB.
na6meu aetroifen Inn cine Ger6rei.
tuna ser Grontbeit Sil perbin0ern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
gIMs benz Snneren Wlarglnmo'S nnh
ben nnarensen0en Staaten.
Nnf 6er sn4e naa 0em

u II Der = lld) c NJ D 0 III
llnholO.
Gin itarfes 9tuieebot bon @olijiIteu
bat iih in @citcrnport Wio. nit
Spiirblnoen auf Die Sufe zines
bi5Der inioentiii5irtcu 9leaerS beae.
ben Der am pergon0enen Sanitog
Die il.id6rige 9lino Goooington bel
@icomont an oen Weleiien ser ,,9ol.
tinore imO Sbio-9o6n" in crinlinel.
ler @eiic ougriii 9nS oas junoc
Diooden iid olif oem Neiunuca 6e.
iono, beorobte iie oieier Rcaer nit
einen Mcner mo ihlcppte iie in elm
@ebiiid 100 cr iein ibduoIi9es Dor.
boben onsiii6rte Gr uuroe bon 4oi.
ianten ueriAeu@t cnifom o6er I'M
erfonnt.
@roBe S9alo6rdn0c i'm
GumberInno GbaL
Gin groBer Wolobrouo lit ouf oern
yfortb Wloluitair Bel Clear Sprinq
onsge6roden lno eritredt Iid nont
9lb6ang oeS 9erges bon aaiiie's
ano6 bis 5ur aiefcr'itbeu Shnopps.
brenncrei ole etiuo odt NlciIen ent.
iernt lit Gle @cbduoe ser Shnopps.
brennerei iwo mebrerc g9obnbai,ier
limo pou Dem 9ranoe eruItlih Be.
orobt Sci Gope iino bereitS men.
rere glder Sol5 oerbronnt. 9ln 6eioen
Seiten oes Cumberland T6oIeS Mi.
tben meiierc iehs @r1noe 1ooon
iino bier ollf DEM Sontb W2olintoin
anSgebroden Der aroBte 9rouo lit
ocr bel Go9emont imo Hauen god
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
Gin 6rnprr so hn

Gtacent (oer&eanerin .irn |4ledt
seidaieE YiaB.iua 3uradysitenOJ:
DfiHer Sic, glanaerl, mas mir meia
@Iser Balm 2ibi4isO ans eer3 aelts.
Rat2 SIMMER maBsol, main
Sobn" bat er geast
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

gSG6rcn0 Der Z on5itun0 g.
N}ooamc (unpernabet nod SDanlc
fommcn0) 90 b9si ii6 ia oob alles
ouf bic @0t1i nit 5uci Sieon0.
bern in meinnH 5olon"
&6Ain (cntriincN u&iitc ie6.
Mo0oni Der cine ilt Wlr Sall5s
lcbrcr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

@eim &eirot4Spermiitler.
.Die Dome mag ia rei9 isIn o6er
eiusn @odcr, ibielcaoe qluasa uno
einietiq 0as lit mir etpas 3u bell"
.Nuu. Sie iiuo aud ni2i ie6lerlos,
Gie naten cine @la5s Die 9at iic gum
gleiipel niAtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
9 a | ge II s Il N Q /.

Csin g9arte5immsr fat auI mo6f
ieinen geruf perieeit?0
SIN @eaerlEsil es lpayici nod
immer auf Den crit:n paiiert,uM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

W}oooms sat mcm 9laun mit
iebr pernlibL mi6reuo ih e,rrelit
rar, &ira2
Dieaitmdsdc.u PA, jucsi qi19's
ia, enGoioe Srdu aher IN Dir erii.n
yeit rai e mir bduiig gi!agt ooB gr
iih qar nit9t on Die un6simliae Rll3s
iiu Saul. gcD0hncn t6nn !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
NnnAtrhnrc QoniI.

,Sait Iii oud belfe 9iadt Oca
fird.barcn Gomer ee06rt Gmille21
.Npiu! Ne#s otun sc0oaucrt2"
nW1piB. tmo iiorf mih uchl"
..Nltcv mnrun bot Iu nIid odnn
nid,f qclocdt ! an weiBt ooch OaS i'm
bcin @caittcr niCJt id1loieu toNnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

glr5t. ~Gor oacn 0iugcn oiirfcn
Sie o6enos uiht mebr 10 longc tnci
pcnl~ II vGas pcro' iA bciolgcl ia,
fam ia noMmitioaS 5wci 1hlnOcn
trii9cr ms gSirt9sBous sebul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
" orLimL

,Se0 alautc er III brani rHo orou
Th IN mib 3a ner'ie6.n. Aler er nil
lpiiIen lpie piel Nliiqlii ib Aafe-~
,Na ia, er nil nidt 6ratr lag9en,
e5, sr reriidert H."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

@6dcr., Gonoitor- mo Sotel,
@e0arfs. gLrtifeI.


,,Sbe Wlpess c oids 60. io4 e.Sonnro. cir.
3eitungeM 8eitidriftcn etc.
aGle Baltimore Helps Co." Grnei e. cuucr,
ejelhdiisiiibrcr. 227 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eeutibe giiher uno 3eiti@riften.
y. Sanltln, 10 Noro'4oppIeion.sirabe
Sou-MoterioI Sbiiren. TenIter.
rnbmen, Qooen etc.
5amss g 6oiter & g., ii5-ii7 eAb.6reoes
rdsSirnBe.
91otional8onfcn.
o9ae cfb erlpu glniirnai gang" cahs nno
9yeter'Sirahe: Sacob w. pool %rdnocnl:
oenrp g. Ncoue ltniIrer
.sssune gsatioual 9oni." 4e2 ehos8ron6rab
,gsfiera 0iaional gani'E IA moro, ,euiaip.
SirdBc 70. Wlarrinit Nnlirer
n8arnterS nno Wlermnnts' National 9ani,"
Sonib' uno aoulbaro'strate
Stoots.9anten.
,,2eiHIne ganE Uou gali!moft," Baltimore
pn0 6ollioob eirnbe Nuorii g7ebcr. Qrdns
bent: $50. g. Cans aaircr
Spor. .goiifen.
,Tentlhs eparDaat ppH galtimpn," entaip.
uno @dltinorc'Strabe.
W2arnor. iino @ronit-Berfe
3. ohoarinsr & SONS, 22s aor0'eNaries'sir
2onomirtbidoitli4e @erdtbe lmo
Sdmereien.
crIiiIt0xurnrr Co., POS 9losO.@nca'Sirabe'
1l0bofotcn.
aarl N. Ws. emult. SOC CT NarbGirnIc.
OuiinpuS QDrb, 26t--260 Golpert 8ulloine.
@Iumbing, Furnaces. Ranges rno
Ocien. 0odoedeu uno gfinnen.
Sennrh 9suey 529 oros51cmontglberue.
8upferihnie0e un0 Rhlnibers.
Sohn 9ubett i7il Ehames1itdbe. 6. & q.
1eiepbon Moie 1859.
Giaentbims,g[ge mo SAMPLER.
@ierrs s. oaeau & mspbsw, 10 CitecrIre,
iJn'Sirdbt.
SSeucr @erlicberunqen.
,0nBal 9rinFanee 60 81 aiSrrpoul." Senrb %
genrileln 3lciloen3aDlan0per i0i-i03 gbnms
Der Of Commerce Qull0iud.
,,Wermnnln Teuerucriihernna5 Glclenlhnft," ="
baltimore uno NoribsStrabe.
9IefblattefL N1etoll etc.
ahen, 0rniiin & so. dnrorpurirD, 1915
9nloerionlGirabe.
@iono8 rno Gr9eln.
Gbas. @s etrfi glaro,niberth. eiraBe
Gilenmoaren alcr 9lrt in0 Sui.
ihmieo, 3ubeb0r.
6. septt @agns 60, 9o2 se4 glorb,@ab Cir
@fon0leib. @elA1fte.
,eomIolianieO euan Gu.." I Gorb.Gan' 'eirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
Qllnrtfheridlte.

ganit iiniere 2eier sic 5ibhna
rlit oem Setilritdteu. N}orfte uidt
ncrIieren werOen mir bon 8eit 5t
3eit Die lebten glotirungcu Der bieii.
aengIfticnb0rie brin9eH lpic Oieielbeu
am ShIilB, 81. Sult noiirt wnrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

rGu Den Netter 1T en- oon3 i'm.
1eibliifener MIsnid6. gr gd6nts orei,
nal ols i'd nut ibu iprn@.
o&ieacidjt gobnte er gor ni@t 81
periudlte wobrl6einIib ouM cir~
81 ipre4eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
@eru6i

Iouriii GUM &aliellum: ,0ort
iiett a6cr, oaB GrinFgeIosr itrcug per-
boicu iinol"
pC, iA peros Sic nibi Oerratbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
8M serfanfen.


Sn glnHe glrunoelsGounip, Hnbe qlnnapolis
golueoaro 81 elder. gutter ianoiaer Qebmbooen
250 Cbitbdume Aobnbaus NIT IA 3immerH,
2fii1dsger GuuHigDfQaoeH, Sdeuue nuo Siall,
Siuu iir 80 NHbe Gisbans, 9ala ilir 5arma
arbelier Wiaisbma II. 70 @elddii in Saoen
10000 Der nic0rigite @eidbditsumiap iu ~ 5aBs
rem. Bebdu0e ageiH $1000000 wetib. Be.
itper. Der nad yeiutDorl 5iepi. iuiu fir $l0r
10000 beriduieu u 4aar8abLHg. &orrdihe
i'm eaoen ctiuo fir s3O0o00 ga peH.ger ais
i0eo 9npu 81 10000 baar mcroen aueredDen,
0dS geiammie glnQebot on beip0liqen Nies II
elpos 6enes s. siurman smith, anHapDlis,
Wb. (y,ob4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

ganplaRe, ieoer 80 bel 150 SHB,
IN Der Nuiaoeua citation Der Short Cine;
$4,000 perocn glueS iauieu wenH idneu Der
iauit 0eoinQunaen wcIlu nDibia. 8eliter
aebt nad gicpgori g. 9formnH Smiig, AnHas
poiiS, Wo. (Jop4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

g.. aoat Ser So5n tean bic
Stauiyielcrin sebsirathst?~
y v2cioer ia, bic eisoe moBt eesu
olip0~
gl u9aa, laiien Sic mr gut ieii,
ia oer Sbe iDsroen i'm bic 2llqeh
po9l lUito.r aafgcbcm@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Simmer @ef6aftsmonn.
gSte5t 6raulein 05re6eucr aud
nod nit onoeren Seirot6sUermittlcrn
u &erbinopng2" n9lein, i'd 0q1e
ibrcii gllleinDcrtric6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

@ieNebensgefo6 6r
~gais ge5t Is Sarer 6rau, 9elr
gaup2 S& boiie. iis 1T ouscs Sss
iabr
vylsilL Der 0otior ii ininsr u03
lei itr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

aofees guugolou; @ao, Qautr1 Beranba;
arieIiider WriHnen mo u Qder 31no Biuen
nHo groBe 4aupldbe pegen leidbte 8c0ingunaeH
Bu perianien U1aH pebe, itrebe ooer iele'
p6oHiere fit Gn5elHbeiien an SrppilHu Bulb.
Ing aHb snppln 60, 536 HatapScD.9lDenue,
6rppfIrn, Wsb. IS. & g. 8bone: Curtis dab q.
(Seb17. .1Wa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Gle 3weite @sige.
Sea gSyielen Sic irgeno Gin Sns
iirumeRt2"
Yed ltraurig) oSn, bic 3plie Sci
se-jl Naule!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
3 d6 N ei0 eI6aft.

Vcrid1tsOoIl8ieber (5um 0auss
3sfrm 95e t0nnen it9 pirtli4 mas
einbilcen id babe nod ME 70 pro1t,
plae Saden ueriiegeIt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

W2ormor. iino @ronit-Nerfe
8. Snsarinsr & Suns, 223 @oro' 'Gbaries'sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

aarl NJ Ws. emplt. 306 Gt QnrIGirnGc
OuiinDns QDrb, 26t-260 Goluert 9ulloine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Sbar.g .gonfen.
,pentlhe eborDnat ppH galiimpr," eutops
utn Baltimore Sirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Qon6mirthidoItIi@e @eratbe lm0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

QlrIINI0.zaratr G0.. 2O5 gl0sO-laea.sIFabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Qin oCHiihes Wdo@en, oas cHali6 lptl9l,
lNr uuaeWciHe oausarbeit 9,ab3uiraaeH loloti
VT 1923, 0ailirrosAucule. (g1op4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

9oa-g2otcrioI Ebiiren, Genlter-
robmen Qooen etc.
5amsS 2. softer & g.. ii5-ii7 eAb. Greoe.
rldlSiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
gsrIanst Srancu nnO maOdeu.


Scrlnnnt.
eiH lRlo6en fir augeHeinc 0auearbeI. 5u
lltaaeu Or. 2426, Galuu.2luenne 9loo4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

,3ennsNdcr Jormcn."
lreis $500; So mounilih. seine @runoiieuer
ooer 8ineH. Giiiics ebencs Qauo. 10 lRimten
DON ileiner siaot. Sn GiosSerieb 0elegen, ms
ierbab 4bilnhclpbia, gian5niraaen bel Grncit
aliigr, 0Ir, 2i32, 4enroie'gue. (Cu5,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

@Iimbing, Furnaces. Gonges uno
Ocier GoAoeden uno gfinneit.
Bennett SrpS., 52s Woro.5gcnontgt0erue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

d 10f WlNfT5 G Oide 60, i0l e.1oonar6 eir.
3eitungen, 8eitidriften etc.
s&Gr Baltimore 9seips Co.," Nuen q. Tuuer
c5eIndfisiiibrcr 227 Qcrb' Gdlpert Girdbe
Geutihe Bidder uno 3eiti@riiter.
q. Sanltln, 10 goro' '4oppIciou.S Srabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
Wftlnnat'

Gin 6euiiAes Nldoden ooer eelebtc 6rau 3ur
enie bcl DER anaeHeiHen 8ausarbeii; iein
geol9eH lHo 9igclu Nah3uirdgeH VT. 2tOS,
polbrorl Cloo4-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Stupferihnieoe uno 9hlntbers.
Sohn onbert INA Ghomeszitobe. 6. & g.
Ieiepbou Aolic 1889
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Giaentbums,glgente mo S1n0ler.
@ierrs s. oaodu & mspbsw, 10 citecrIre.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-11-13
Rock Cannon Of Malta.

It is curious fact that when the
island Of Malta was in possession Of
the Templars those doughty knights
defended their forts by means Of can
non cut into the solid rock. Each Of
these strange engines Of war was ca
pable of containing an entire barrel Of
gunpowder and. it is said, could throw
10000 pounds Of projectiles. Inas-
much. however. as these natural can
non could not be aimed, fifty were cut
out of the rock guarding the various
channels Of approach, and the vessels
Of that time were therefore unable to
come within their own range before be-
ing annihilated by the big weapons Of
defense. Although the fame of these
cannon was spread far and wide, they
were not duplicated elsewhere and to
this day they remain the only rock
cannon Of which there exists any rec
ord.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-11-13
First Carrier pigeons.

The Turks appear to have been the
first nation to organize carrier pigeon
service on any extensive scale. VIII
liam Lithgow, who resided In the Lee
want from 1909 to 1920, tells us that
the pigeon post of the caliphs conveyed
messages from Aleppo to Bagdad, a
thirty days. journey. In forty-eight
hours. The whole kingdom was equip
ped with pigeon post, and news sent
by half a dozen birds or more-so that
some might escape the hawks-was
quickly transmitted from one end Of it
to the other. Pathological evidence.
backed by the opinion Of the earliest
writers on pigeons, goes to show that
the carrier pigeon comes Of Turkish
stock. The old Turkish name for this
bird is ''bagadin," the French ''baga-
dais" and the Dutch .'bagadat," while
the English used to call it '.mawmet,"
evidently corruption Of Mahomet-
London Chronicle.