davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

3mcltcr Vr0uiln mo Sprin0onlcglucnnc.
0riicr- 2eooolalun Nau VarrlionHpcnuc.
Ncricr-3lOi 9ScliuoOnsglOcuuc
Nniier 2l0I Cnrrlou.9lucnuc
ecnSicr 1901 eonQpOoo'Sirabc.
sicbict 1923 @rdooii0 9lpcnuc.
glc)icr 1925 gScn.AQr0 glrcnuc.
Acunicr 1925 Ruasii Sirubc.
3ehnlcr 1896 gioro iii. fOusglccnuc.
Gliier-l6lS Nnurcns. SIabc
3polfier i40l paurcna SirnBc
NrcScbuicr 1910 8rcBlmuit Srnbc.
@ier3cbnlcr- 1873 9ioro. 0nrc1 sirnbc.
Smi5cbutcr IiN Cumberland. Sirubc.
Sc0s{cunicr 1885 .Slmot. Sirdhc.
zich5c0uicg f12l 9ioro Sulionsglrcnuc.
9lhi5lbnicr 1856 Nol0 .liOuroc 9irnbc
Weun3c1nicf 2t06 gioro sutton gloemic.
3mnn8iQiier 2i27 Nnlbrooi9lOcnuc.
QinnnhamanAnlllI 1000 NnrI Nelnnle sloc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Orilcr -3iG Sh0 S6nrp1 Sirahe
3inciicr 400 1il0 Hncds1irnbc.
Triilcr 0GS Rorllnn0 Siranc
Yilricr- 0i6 gecit9oHpnuS Sfrdnc.
Ec6sicr $40 0nnoOcr zirdbc
Cicnicr 12Q cii0fE blrp,Sirubc
glmlcr SOS eipht zirabc
Nennicr los CiisAloniQomctO '1irnBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

0rlicr 333 Scoii- Sirlbc.
3mciier $50 Columbia Ancnnc.
Sriiier 1883 Snrncdni.Giroec
Nicrier- Eiiot00rcr 9irnhc
,Snnficr 1856 0lcpcllno. .1irnBc.
cchsicr -ef2 Ei. cictt1iranc.
richfcr-ff65 NeilNnninurg.Strnbc.
Nhici COB 9Scit0ton. 1itnhc.
glcunicr 800 @fcit0ru6 Sirdhc
lchntcr Goi gHcilpumuurHs Sitnbc
IS ilcr 7O7 scoii zirorc.
8p0liict no e. 3clcr 1irabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Nrlier PITS Crlcnne.Sitnhc
3pciicr PSF osl}liousglpcWic.
Srlncf-2lOO Cit6nhciic sirnbc
Ycricr 2is Jior0 oenlicrion knrlelocuuc.
Tnlicr 1852 Crlcnns SiroBc
echeicf -2i4 9,oro,gSolic Slrnbc.
zicbcuicr 1922 Crlcnn5 SitnBc.
glnicr -t2d 9ioros0unn. Sir0nc
Yicnnicr 1888 iISOnciic 5iruBc.
3c1nicr i30 9inro.Gonin0lons9lpc
oliicr lOf offdncrlon (drlsocnuc.
3udlficr 2l0O 6nirmouuitA tApcntc.
Drci3cbnicr 2Oig CiiSaneiicI5irnnc
2icric6utcr 80 9ioro'Ninmpoo 9oenlic.
SNni5c6uicr- 100 orn,Gllw0oo. glpcnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Grilcr OPS Ndncuci ziiCGc
sNueiicr 1923 S.s1bnrpa 5irnhe.
0rIiicr-iiii Sno Sbnrp Slrn6c
2Sicricr iI 9NciisOlmbutN 1trnBc.
NinIicr -f2O8 E.sNOuoVerr1 1ir0bc.
Scnaicr 1887 e Sa0anopcr zirnbc.
Siclicr iO1 lSclifAnuo1Nt@i
Nlnicr 1929 SnDs0hnrlce sir1bc.
Ncrnicr 1909 pnnopcrf1ir0nc.
3cbnict 1887 5iib.Nborics 1itnGc.
0liiey 1891 siioi60nrlca 1linbe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Vrilcr -iS42 ~ SsSr0uiltli 1iluHc.
9ucltcr -2O20 49, .9crinQiOn Sirabc.
Drliicr S3t2 Clo Srcocrld 9iuao
4rrlcr iff0 Srcocrid9uclic.
Snnficr SOi1 Srcocrid,glucmlc
sonsicr 21li Ngeocrld gIpcme
Sichicr 25tI 9ecli baltimore @itnbc.
9ldoicr 1886 Srcocridrgn
GQnuicr 26G6 Yaiilcne 2pcnne.
Nchnlcr- 302 Sufrnmt tEtrubc
zn1-Qnln at tSir0nc.
3m1lflcr COZ Glib |Onion Stubc.
Srcischiiicr -f0fB NlcpeirO iSnnbc
Yicrkchnicf g o.Rnl0olis 1irnBc
SiiuBchnicr 2i33 gScltecrlnAlou sttnbc
Slcb5cbnici go Goro .Wonroc Sirohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

GrIicr eco gScii Sraniliu. .zira6c.
3iuciict 1880 NciiStnnliu'Si Sifdbe.
Nriiicr 1921 .Nnlbcrrps Sirnhc.
Gicrier 1904 9eciiccriunioiisS
Hdnlicr 1858 gecii SdU cite Sirdne.
Scdetcr a25 Nolins Eirnbc
Sic0icr 1918 Nonne Sitn6c.
Inicr il1 Siioazm r0c0er 1irubc.
Ncunicr 80 oErcmoniaucnuc.
2cbnicr q f(nWieiona aoir0be
Cliicr- 912 lEciisSnOciic. zlr0bc.
3m0litcr 22G 9orosBopplclonS Sirnbe.
Drei3cbnier 2i1 9oro Ropplcion Sitnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Grncr sos ylor0.0nlnoni eifobc.
3uciicr iOO Nnrn .OilmorS Srahc
Griicr ii2i 9leli6tauil Sltube,
QNcrlcr i60l Mcl Saratoga SuoDe.
Sniicr-92 9lcro Nlcn1i zirnnc.
scdieicr "A Moro .I9iiuior'1itnbc
sicbicr- 1927 Srcoerid 9lpcnnc.
9lficr 1906 2HCli @rdit Sirn6c
Mclnicr- 322 SiiotUonui Sirabc.
3chnicr -1545 RUnlan 5nn0c
Glitter ai3 oiSiridcrssildbc.
Nu6nlcr 20O Glib Wilmor zirahc.
'SrciSehnicr 1927 Sciieomnnro zirdnc.
NicrScbncr 1901 9Scii 6nNciic Sirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Erilcr -lOf4 NiJcrnoc.@lpcnuf.
Suclicr 1888 CiQbtSirnBc.
nrificr-i5ja QiQhi Sifdbc
qlicrlcr 1850 VntlcrO -Npcinlc.
Niiniier- i2OS Niperiioc2locnue.
Scnsicr 1912 Qhrh zirabc
Eichicr l41O 10niu0ionsit0bc
udlcr 1928 %0diou 1lrnbe.
Ncnnicr 722 Cila5orselccuuc.
9chnicr iS0 Oullr1irdBc.
Nliier- -tG3l CitGlcmcutSirn
Siubiiicr 1920 0un- Sifnbe.
1rcisgbnicr 1915 Nlpcrlioc.slpenne
(Cu2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

0rltcr 1901 NnnrcuS Sit1Gc.
Siuciicr 1888 Jioro.Wuuut zirabc
Hrliicr 1912 gloro olRouni.Sttnne.
8icrter 900 9ioroi iSlllon 9uerWe.
Siiniicy 300 yioro 'Ylpulcion StraBc
1c0sicr- 1884 JStiiyunnnlc Stru6c
Gicbier -7f6 Hopldr Sropc Sitnbe
glbicr- 2S36 Nluucr Nuenuc.
Ncnulcr 201S Narlcnl.glpcnuc-
3ebnicr-G40 9loro. .Yilinu.gpciWc.
0liief SIG 9loro .Niluor Sirahc.
8ipollicr 1925 gloro WNmor'SitoBc
NrcScnnicr gO3 yioro'0 Calhoun Sirubc.
Wicrscbnter 1924 0dr cnl.QlOcmc
Wc3ebnicr 1000 omQnolon.Anenuc-
GieD5cbnicr -iil0 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

0rlicr-s8l r0.lhlions2lpcnuc.
3mciier-2322 CfifOiloiion 5irQBc.
Driiicr- -sI3 9ior0st0lUiuQioui5 5itarc
9icricr- -gis iorOf}EolnnQiuu ztr0nc,
Nuniicr 1927 CitG0gcf SiyaBc
EcOalcr eiS 9lnroi ro0opan.
Eic0cnicr 1910 9ior0 SAB 'SifnBc
2lnicr 1917 CitMnoiion zirn6c
Ncnnlrr 001 9lorn Nono zitnhc
3chnicr 7le Qoro 2solic zirnbc.
Oliicr -5iS li0rosOpliunluniAp
sm1liier- g985 ilGonnmcni-su
0roBcOnicr 21Ol Nic0locrrn- 1iranc.
Slcficbnicr 605 neutrality-suspicious.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Ctner- -3ii 0clair.0lnennc
3ipciier 22l6 Cn.4orih glpeme.
Eriiicr-fSi0 NOrosgeolic.1 1trnhe.
Nicricr 1906 Observation-Disclosures.
Nnnilcr-i0ie Cit 1nnn1lc Strdbc.
ec0cicr 1911 Noro.Nar0linc Slrnnc.
sicnlct -fN3l Cli.Ncocrai' 1irnBc.
Yl0icr 1905 Moro BOND Siruee
Wcnnier -12t7 NOto.NOno Sirnne.
2cblicr f40i Norc Nrnnoluan.
0uicr 1910 9ioro.W1n sirddc.
2m0liicr- 1929 Noro San Sirabc
NreBcbnicl i06 9icro O0niiOro Nocuc
QicrBcbnict 1907 sf0iicron@n @ntiiglpc
Sir6cbutcr 1892 NoroUdllou Npenuc.
ScMe3e0nlcf 2120 TnCinef 5rn6c
Sicb5cbnicr i4O5 o.@di0ingionsS Snntc
NnBc6nicr- -i6i3 Noro,A0lie. znnbe.
Ncun3cbuicr- 1922 Nor0.9SOlic. Sitnbc.
8man3Qiicr 1911 9ioro.0bciier Srnnc.
0innno3pnn5igiier 1850 Roro'@n1' Siiabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Die @prheieien dleinen A ole Sadle and onoers
ii0erleat 3 boben, mo am Gnoc miro enalono ood
ndjts 9nioeres ibra blciben ais ole 6m idon Dor Ho
Nlonnco nr3unebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

0riicr -122S ErnioaNia. .9lpcnuc
3mciicr -i2ii Yrqnlcglpcm
Hrliicr los G0mnnoiouigpcnuc.
Qicrter 1886 9lrehlcglpen
Hiiniicr 500 ScorQc SirnGc
Echiter- -14S Wcorpc. Eirnnc
Gicbicr 40i goro Rncn @iraBc.
NOiCr G23 9iuro @dcn. SiruBc.
Ncuuier $40 2ruio 3 iilNucnlic.
3cbnter i02s Grnio piu'slucnuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Grilcr-6iS Nlalcolm Cane
2pelicr S3i3 HrccnWuuui 2locnnf
Erticr-20il Wre1nuonni gOcnne,
Nericr 265i Wieciuouni 9lnenuc.
SunilCl 2i00 @rcclimouu snenuc.
4cdairr-535 it3mcluno5pnn3iAic @itaBs.
SicOcnicr 1909 ODnlfuOoo. .2lpclluc
Nhicr-0f7 Cn.cofim0urz
Neunicr i30s NufosN Ncnirll 4ucniic.
3cbnicr 1910 glalnlhs5irobc
0lilcr-ffOi Scocrdl ztrnbc
3m0lIicr--is29 9iicu Siiahc
Irei3ehuier- it6O '7iiliorin 9pcuuc.
@lcricbuiu N BOIL ziruBc
Enuf5c0nicr llds edt1lucu 5irlnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Gtncr lii0 9fc0iocrrr. Sisdnc
8nclicr l22 J,otO G0ru SiruBc.
Drillcr 1870 GniisSirnBc.
Nicricr 1911 Nincu 1irnNc
Niulicr zoos EilN NuDclic 1irnbc
scchiicr fi0l Gfi.pcriuNionS SirnNc
1icbcnicr 1899 Cf.Scrinoion SitaBc.
Yhicr 201 4oro 0ncu SltuHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

0as @feiicu ideiut ben 0nalanOern i'm Slnte 81
hcsei Ger Sonooner %obe pieiit INN Die oeitiden
0cihaitSclic ein3ndiidliern mo 1omnlD Attins
piciit aim iid aeoen oie ouliineu Soloatc @utb 3n
inodci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Orilcr 1910 gliodtiih eirnhc
Smcucl g26 C0 O0afc 1ir1hc.
Eliiicr 1Oh Cit0bnic Sirdnc
&rcr 1O1 Cn Hrelion SiraHg.
Snnlicr COS Cn.e1alc Siraec.
Echaiel ESQ Srccnmomi 2lvcnuc
zichier 7f3 Cit0dQcr eirnbc
g,hler Gas 9N9anil1 zlrnhe
Ncunirr lOi lluro Nocn ztl0nc
Ychnicr SOD NQto Hdrullnc.5irnnc
Olilor 1880 Nlhl1uo 2lucruc
Ypilllct 1927 Naliofo slpcnuc
Nlcl3cbulcr lilQ fiQto'0eniral 9lpc1uc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

9rc5iniic. 0ritc Nnro,
0rier -lO5 .0oulnQion'9lOcnuc
3mciicr PHO Nuui. 1itnec.
Nrifcr 2213 Slecl 1iruBc
4crfcr 1920 Slcci .1iruBc
Shutter 10l Sio Nliliou 9lpcnnc
schicr- -252i Slcci GiraGc
Elchcnicr S34 5lo.Ncnpooo .glpcHuc.
gllhier 2Sil Nlnon' StrnBe
9icuuicr 313l @uioitSirnnc.
3chnicr 2aOi QuoiQn. SirdBc.
Glitter 600 SiiosNllluOoo Mpcnuc
smdlitcr 500 Si0sS sSirccpcrt Srnnc.
Nrci3cbnier 1928 Nuhinion Sirnbc.
&icy5cbnicr 3i0i GlisGomparo'Sira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

llt DftliNuC NtNuliH pthpNVtBthf iV' NpDi i"eht"
iciner Nem6un9en nm Die Sadie Oes g9eltirieocns SIT
6cidcnfc sic men mir nod nicbt mas. 9lber oa
oate id ood cidt etpas iinocn loiicu gsie mare es
5um 9eiipiel nit elmer IN Sdaisleoer aebmoenen
Sonmlna Scr poltcrreftbcn 9eitinmmaen iibcr Die
}ilihten neutraler 5taaien2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Die 1etdcn iinO frennolide eeute 9Iae bitteren
4ueu r brc 8eiuoe 6obcu ic elbt eil0enomuleu
piHih. 9l0mr Nloubcu0c eon0mu. Anmcrpc1
1cuoe gilc H. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
nie leaiide glsaierMna ncr5iienIIidi eine gIniaNI

Die belgidJe 3eaernng uerOifentdi cine Nn5abl
Uohucutc I'M sen @cucis 3u crbrinacn ooB ie feine
@crabrcomacn init 8rntrcid mo GnGlaI0 gdrocn
Aoite Gamt pia iic Oic in 9riiiie auaciluocucn cc.
flmcntc pioerlege melbe nad)pcca ooB cinc olhe
@crobrcorlg iHon 1906 6citono. gber oicic gSocr-
legima idetcrt an oem Gotm Der uoi @cgicn pcroi-
ictlidten Dofunenic n0nlid 0u !. su8ult 1911
sSu ocicu miro acioat OoB 6rantrcd mo Gnqlono yel
eicn 3u Nulic fonuu wcrocn @cpieic miro oomit
mr. ooB sic 9laiirten an cine 9eitralitdtsucreemg
pon Seten 2catihlonos nidlt eeoad)t babcl md6reno
tie olc 9ortebrnigcn i'm Nc5eine NIT geaicn 9etroT
fen 6otten nm ielbi bic glatratat 81 rerleeei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

,IN Dcf 1WtTlINndIcn FflTI WcUFtN TnI 0IV SIIW'
men oe an ser Nloalidteit DciAIono beleaen 3il
f0nuen, 81 3peiieln 6e8innen 90 ibreibt ole vstep
2)orf eocning gSorloo Gs ibent ebt ais ob Geltid)
ouo 0as mas id ndlt i'm 6lloe crrngen ieB init Der
iblidlcn oeiuide 0rinohhtei uno 9ietbooe IN elmer
Gampaqne iid Deridafie plll 9ntucrpen mo Clenoe
iino Die eriicn Meleuiicine aiIi oieiem @eae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Griicr 2O2l Citennlbaro Sirdbc,
,apcicr i26 @iiofMnnSir0Bc
Nrliicr 1925 Cit@raii zirabc
9iCticr 4OH ziioHluu 1ir0ne
Einliicr- 5t2 Siio.glnn Sirnbc,
Scmoicr 1i5 S-glunSirnbc
1ichcnicr 5i3 Glib lNolic 5irdbc.
Ns6icr 302 clio Gbclicr SilaBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
gsadEgOfale.


NlIit LutNs
Gricr 23 gscitlh0cg SunBc
3mciicr lilo 00ibcoral. 5rnBc
Nriitcr -i26 YSCii Nrcliun 5irubc
Nicrier 323 g2etFrciion stranc
SIMMER 3l2 ifNoumnn. Slrdhc
Seneicr40 0ofman Strabc
5ieuicr -liJ Crharo 1lr0bc
glhicr $40 gioro os0oWnrosEirQ
9cunicr no CitSrduilin SiraGc
3c1aicy 1921 cinilioro glucmc
SU1lilr NnrD.
0rilcr-3i20 VrccnWounislpcuuc.
Aipciicr 2Si5 0uniugnon glpcnue
Nriiicr-20li WiQrplnuo 2lpcluic
Ncricr -2l3i puuiluqouu9lucnuc.
Sinicr 2227 NnnlinQoonglpcnuc
Scn2icr-23i6 Noro.00lrics Sirnbc.
Gichicr 2Ot0 WQruiduo 2lucuuc.
Nhiel POOP CT R0nl Sirnbe
NCuuicr li3 CftNnrlh.Nlucuuc
2chulcr 400 0itScocral rStrabc
0nier 1904 @rlcnmouui glpcuue
3uoliier 420 gii3maMalie Sirahc.
NrcHcOuicl 2ll SntyreuuoYudBi0li Sit
9ucr3cuuici 23l1 NurcIun 5irdHc
Siini5chuicr 2iOi 00rc.an SirlBc
Scdo5chuicr oslo Nnr0 00lucri 5irnbc
sic05cbnicr l57 @biirioge gegncnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

men BON $1,000 bs $4,000 porcn au 10000 gcidaBt
moroen beirdai nbcr niu itl,iSl IS mcloctcn h
26SiS Feroncn nit Gintonmu pon $4,000 bis
$4,000 wdbrcnO $4,000 crlpartct woroen moren @on
oen crunrictcn 2i5OO Steucrjablcn nit Gmtinitcn
BON $4,000 bis $4,000 ian0cu id mir i977 Elm.
Gic 3obl Der Gintinte BON 100000 bis $4,000 1T
1000 acinacr ais eruarie )hr II ,i44 @cronen mel.
occn id1 init einfiinitcn BON $25000 bis $4,000 an
iatt 2i000 mie neranidloat einiiine oou $4,000
1is 100000 Sober 36i6 %eronen, mabrcuo mon ami
$500 aercc5nei batte Gas Gintonmcn oon i2ll Ser
oucn bctrdgt pon 100000 bis $25O000; 0os bon 222
te0ilit ih ami $25OOO0 bis $500OO0; 81 baben Elm
Gintontmcn bon 100000 bis $1 900 600 mo ber elm
Ginlommen bon mebr ais eiuer 1liaion Dollars peril
sen "A alidde ein5epaionen in Ben Der Stooicn.
separate SteucranHe0un9en lieIen cin uon 66S2 Der
bcrotbeen sSrauen; 23.55i glnmelomgcn fomen bon
nipcrberat6ctcu 6rouen Die @eomnlt5o6l Der Pin.
mcomgeu tnperbera6eer @erione mar 55,2i2 un0
oie Der oer6eirot5eiei 27SS35
IS lit in Brtlihteit iibeuaideno. oaB cs in einen
70 aroBen lo reidlen Sanoc mie Die Der Staoten, mel
Dies betannt lit ourd 5obe 9o6n mo @e6ats5a6ma
MIR 35759S scronen Qe6en iol Die iibcr $4,000 Sab
reseintiinitc baben IS mia uns djeinen 0oB Die 3ob
Der Criidcberoer 10000 nod melt ii6eriteigt
-----ll------.
gSarnm ioreen Oenu Der 6err @rGiiocnt nuO ein
Staotsieretdr nid ooiiir drei6t cine oeItide 3etmg
ans 0cn 9eiicn Oc bisber Qrobc Stde aili @oo0rom
ocri Elcd uno onitge gcbcnsmittel nod 6olano mo
nad Dctihlano 6coroern fonncn2 Gle ioaer ia Ooh
oar ic 70 bcaiera limo, Dem amcritanidJH @rport jn
bcleu Sebe iie III oldcr sSiirbt oor Gngnno oaB iic
es nd5t pagen. Die aede Der Der. Staacn 5l 0ertrc
tn2 Sidjerlid Int es i6nen bcfonnt 0ab inter Dem
@olferredt amcriianibe 6ormer un0 @rportaue oos
9ebt 6oben Se6enSmittcl uab Dcltihano iowobl mic
noc5 Noaano an ibden ioiern tie mr 5u ernobrun9
Del Gib6e0olteung oenen ioQe mo ga ole oeutiden
Sooatnl auBerbo6 oee Son0es tcben, 70 III ood3 tor
0aB oe Seiounge iulr oieiem 3wed Oicncu fonneu
Siuo Der @rdiiocrt mo ien Staotsefretdr oerma6en
in Gnalono uerebt oaB tie Die 9mS6mgerun0 Deihid
lonos wiinheu2 1onn ponen uir i6neu cine @dt
ttciluna MAIDEN. Ecuthlono fam nod loage 3cit
c6ne omertaniide Giuiu6ren beite6cu IS bat id ali
elm Qon3cs Sn0r rorgcebet mo longer miro Der arcg
nidt ooiern g9r proteitiren oa6cr ndt i'm Snterelle
1gtidlmos ionoun Der Der. Stoaten ocren Hcdlte
0urdl oas gerbotcn ocs @rdoctcn mo ieincs Sioats
5ctreidrs pcracpaltiat wcrocn uno ocrcn rationale
Ghre geindnOei miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Die luuerItat 0aruaro bat es abgelelHt, cine lrer
gciitgcn @robcu 0cI Sroicior Nuao Vdnlterbera &c.
hen 5u laen Inn ib oos Segai oes Gn8lanocrs gsiecr
5chu Miaionei Collars 81 iideru. Ncer battle an
RiiniterberNs ocrtihcr @einnrng 2nlioB genomlnen
imo aeorobt ucroc oos 0aruor0 5ugcoaHc Segat 3u
riid5iebc uem @2iniierber8 nidt entallen meroe
@rociior Niuiier6era rcidtc oarailibu nm Der lhi.
rcriitdt freic @on0 ii acbe cuc 9icanoton ein 9hn
lit cr bon Der luUerit0t aigcoroert woroel 5u bel
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Evening star., 1914-11-23
LONDON PAPER CHARGES
GRAFT IN WAR BUYING
Wants Parliament to Investigate
Prices Being Paid for Iron
Products.

LONDON. November 23.-Under the
heading is the War Office being
f1eeced?" the Daily Chronicle makes
a demand for an official inquiry regard
ing the governments contracts for the
purchase of galvanized and corruSat-
ed iron. The newspaper suggests that
parliament ought to set up vigilance
committee ito keep an eye on all con-
tracts made by the great war spending
departments and nip scandals in the
bud"
Regarding the iron contracts the
chronicle says it believes it has evil
dence of trade ring which is MAIN
tanning prices for government work as
much as So per ton above the prices
openly quoted for private persons.
Twenty leading firms" says the
Chronicle, have been asked for prices
for supplying iron shecting for gov
ernment order and for private Gus
toners. Only two firms replied with
quotations for both. The others gave
quotations for private customers and
referred inquiries regarding the prices
for government orders to firm of ac-
cCuntants who seem to have been sue
cessful in organizing the trade ring.
This firms prices for the government
is higher than that quoted by any firm
for private customers"
Evening star., 1914-11-23
BEGS CONGRESSMAN
FOR NEW COAST SHIPS
Secretary Redfeld Says Present Sur
vey Craft Is Shame
to Nation.

Again pleading for modern ships for
the coast and geodetic survey, to be
used in charting the Pacific ocean and
Alaskan waters, Secretary Redfield of
the Department of Commerce in his
next annual report will point out the
shamefulness of sending United States
officers to sea in three vessels which
are fifty-two, thirty-nine and thirty
eight years old. He asked for new ones
last year, but Congress did not give
them TO him.
Our citizens have been drowned" he
said, "and both private and public prop
erty repeatedly lost because the tinted
States government has not more rap
idly provided the force and apparatus
with which to survey and chart the
dangerous waters of our Pacific, and
particularly of our Alaskan coast.
TT is a shameful thing to send Off
GERS of the United States to sea in such
ships as. the Endeavor, the Gedney and
the Macarthur. respectively, fifty-lwu
thirty-nine and thirty-eight years old,
and TO require the continued use of
these ships is but little removed in wis
dom from policy which would refuse
to build modern battleship because
the old Constitution was still in exist
ence,'
Evening star., 1914-11-23
WHAT CATARRH IS

} 1t has been said that every third person
I is troubled with catarrh in some form.
( Science has shown that nasal catarrh in
dicates a weakened condition OF the body:
that the secretions OF the mucous membranes
\ are quickly affected. and local treatments
\ in the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
\ If any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
I cause by enriching your blood with the oil
( food In Scott's Emulsion, which is a medci-
nal food and building tonic. free from
alcohol any harmful drugs. Try It.
( (I4-73 Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, n. J.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Will Ask for Approximation.

Referring to the necessity for Alas
kan surveys and the Importance of
charting hidden rocks and plnnacles
which lie in these commercial paths.
the Secretary said the plan of discover
cring rocks by running vessels on
them was still in vogue, and has be-
come such a common practice that
rocks were commonly named after the
steamer which hit them.
Congress will be asked for a suffi-
cient sum to permit keeping vessels
in operation throughout the year: to
provide for the early building of new
ships and for the use of wire-drag
apparatus in Alaskan waters These
recommendations will call for an in
crease of the appropriation for Pacific
waters OF from s165, 900 to 1925, 1000, and
for 100000 for the construction of ves-
sells.
Evening star., 1914-11-23
Letter Tells Of Needs.

In q letter to the Red Cross headquar-
ters here an American nurse, sent to
Servia early in the war, wrote:
Passing through Uskab, weeping
women begged us to stay and help
them organize. They had 1900 wound
ed and expected 5000 more. There are
now 10000 wounded and less than ten
trained nurses SO far as we know The
need is fearful. Surgeons are pitifully
lacking. Dressings are running so
short that we are never allowed to cut
off bandages, however stained, as they
are all washed and used again, and we
have to use wool to clean the wounds
Receipt of this letter was in part the
cause for the dispatch of the Red Cross
Servian hospital units now en- route to
that country.
Appeal for anesthetics has beenore-
ceived in Washington through the Brit
ish War Relief Association. This or
ganization reports that five cases of
chloroform have just been sent to
American Ambassador Sharp in Paris
and that funds are needed to continue
the work. DR.. H. Macdonald Peggs is
in France investigating the needs for
the association.