davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
llriadDc beS 9ranoeS in ugitbletic
Glnb.D

St.2outs, no, s. 92oi. gla@l
cnem 9crdt melder Dem G9ef Der
8ebeiripoli5ci bon 3lrci lciner Scllte
crItattct luorOcn iit cntitano Der.
@rano inn @cbdu0e 0es oUtiiloiiri
9[ibletic Glu6 am 8. 9ldr5 0oourd,
ooB obne GrlaubniB Oes 9lreous
fiir sic &crbiitiing SON 9rdnoen an.
ser bol8erncn 9tidieite elmer I'M
Speiieiddl dnigeit1laBcnen 9il9ne
sic eleftriiden Drd0te iiir oie Be
Ieu6tnn8 init nietalleneh alommern
beIeiiiat mor0cn pdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
gun sec nnS Safcn.


&iclc9oltinorer reiien 6cute aui Dem
Gonpicr .aonigin 2niie4 nod6
Gciti1lono. glud bon gSai6
ingtou umo Dem @eiten lit einc
itattlicbe 3o6l iuiter oen Goiiiten.
reiienOeu 9lnoerc S1iiisuoA
rihten
Scutc 9}o6mittog . ll6r tritt ser
0onpier o&onigin 2uiie,~ Gopt. @.
N2ciHcrs, bonn g}orO0. 9loDO, oie9fiid.
reiie nod europa an. Sine groBc
9ln5o6l aoiiiten gaiiagiere ba6cn
2SldBe 6clcgt BON 0enen Oie meilten
cine oilSgeOe6nte &ergniigm9siabrt
iii europa planeu Son Baltimore
6eiinocn iic6 all @orO ser oaonigin
2uiie" iolgcnoe @oiiagiere 3peitcr
Gaiiite: 6roi s. @odcn6einer, SRI.
Gle mo SRI. @ertruOe @abenbei-
mer, 6r. @uiiou 9iuOer, Sr. It, 6rou
Conrad 9o0enbenoer, Sri. Soa 9rot.
5u6R SRI. Niinuie Sem Sri 0loric
Sentidel, &r. s S. @eiie Or 6. g..
6umeJ Srau 0ume Sri. g. N}. Su.
me, &r. Sol. 8. SSdnne1, &r g. &rei-
ling m0 5ralb GOmar0, RuoolL ems
ma nnO 6rie0ritb &reiling Sr. 3m.
&resler, 8rLGlii. areusler Sr Carl
.2. Sec, SRI. 9ioia Nieinel, SRI SO.
6ouno @leinel SRI, Selene 9laiemaL
sri. Sa6ella 9}eS6it G9rien, SSrait
So1onna Cettl, Sr, @enrD Shleu-
0orf lmO @dttiu SRI WlinnaSdlens
Oorf 6rls. 6rieoo uno Oleto Seiffert,
5rou Gao Smith, 6rou Otto Stii0e
init &in0, Srol @lBo6et6 Gelio6on
&r S. s. G6urn. 0r. g}at6uu III
mon rnO @attin. Plus @oibingion:
6rou Bertha Golen5er, SRI llugtita
Scnfer. Sri. @eomig &lopp, Sr in0
8ran @uitap Gppenbeimcr Sri. W}.
Sdidt Serncr bobel folgenoe Sol
iugere @ldBe bclcgt: ,Srall 8ultou
9eDicr G6icogo; 0r. 9iidorO Gabes
TO, Wepers0ule, @u &r 81. y Ce-
ienberg, &olono5oo, Nlid.; Srl@roce
q. Taron, 5onUilc, 9}-Y Sri Nlas
rie 6ornau @dlmaufce, gSisc., Sul.
@ol0qlud. Safe 3urid Sa.; @r gSl
@ol0iuit6, ct. Gaul, Nlinn; @rNos
bert 8. @roD, iry @nHeiter, &a;
Irau SeQene Sil0e6ronOt @rant
@arf, SQ.; Sr. y9m So6oncsmonn,
N3ilior0, 93e6r., SRI. @elena mo Sri.
Cecilia &ufner, &bilaoelpbia; Brot.
81. ". W}cN}irraD, 9erfeleD, Sal &r.
George N}iiQcr, 9ltlanto Ga, @apis
tan Ginar Sr6oln iu0 Srau, @6ri.
iiiania, 9lorpegen; 6rau 9lnna Recbt,
@rant &orf, ST.; Srau 81. Fletld,
Ghicaoo, ,Sroi Nloric &ope, Siour
Sails, S..T. Sr. mo 6rou s. Son-
deit 9luQtita 60; @r. ln0 6rau s.
81. SdneiOer, 9u9uita, @o.; &aitor
@urt SeiOenberg nebit @attin INN
9inO. 9ecder. ST.; 5ruli @la mo
Sri. Sean Stradnan WlIlmalltee,
/ isis. 6r. imQ Trou Serm Stii6ing,
@r 9ff6rrt Stii6iug 5pnp Sails,
\ 60; Sr. q. ggiIlls. ct. Bnh,
N}inu.; @r. imO 6rou Carl 3immers
mann @rant @orf, S, rnO Sr. ".
9. Dds. charlottesville, &a.
o9atoDia~ in @amburg.
Ger Gonpier o9atooia" Ser 9on'
BURG 9fmerifa 2iuie int ani 2S.
9lpril $50 Nlorgeus bon Baltimore
! III 6an6urg ei1getroffen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
0Iroilferer N gllasfd.

SairbuntS, gllosfa g. Y1oi.
g}a6 elmer aeitern bier eingeloi
fenen ora6tIoien 9lobridt lit oer
Grt sylot @itD. inn Soilaroo 9iItritt
bon 9llosta oH Soulitog ourb enc
6etcrsbrunit fait gan6li@ 5erltort
por0en 3mon5i9 @c6droe gingen
III fSlolnmeu alib Oouultcr oas Club.
lans Ger ngIrctIc Nf0igerDoo0.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

9Saro, 9roiilien 8. Nlai. Gol.
G6eooorc 9iooicOclt iit bcutc, bcglci.
tct BON ieinem So6ne aermit an
9or0 oes 0antpicrs nGunltan" bon
Nlanaos bier angelangt. Gr geoentt
5pei Gage in 9Sara 3u 6lei6en. PM
z. lRai miro Die @eieQi6ait iibcr
Barbados nad 9}cip 9)ort iabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
glene Grnennlnaen anaefIIn0iaI.

gSaI6iuqtoL 3. gQiai Scr
Brdiioeut fiinoigte bellte oie naAitcs
ben0cn Grnennuigen an:
Bum Observation-Disclosures fiir oen
fiiniten Giitrift bon Sllinois Serrn
Gomaro 9. A2cGabe uon Beoria;
sum 9innen5oll@ollcftor iiir Ocn er-
item Oiitrift bon SainoiS Srn. Siis
ltus 81. Suietailta BON Gbicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

&t6mOno, @o, 5. @loi. Die
&odscit bon Sri. Belle @iuaro
mo Scrru &ermit Aooieoclt miro
ant III. sSiui in 0iaorio itattimoen.
Gicic aimoe 6raAte cine &abeloepe.
ide BON 9oti6oitcr g8illaro al bic.
iiQc Srcun0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
(5ortictnna OOn scr ! seitc)

9ampico in &era GrlB angelangt III,
berihtet. oaB Sic mcritaniiAeu 50oes
raliiien.lruppeu Ia 6ampico in leB'
ter 92odlc 1900 Nlonn &eriidriim0
cr6alten bo6en
Gie Bieligeu 8ertreter Der Gonltis
tittionaliiten er6ielten 5alte gl6eno
ole SSniormation DAB 0ie 9lrtiaerie
Ser GebelleH Dor Sampico angctom.
men iei Sin aageHeiner glngriii
auf sic SaicuitaOt ioll iebt in 9dloe
beginner.
&tllo mill mid is NIT Slls
crta 3u tbun boben.
GprreuM Dler. 4. Va all pia
@ Baio, EeruS, 5. Nlai - Gie
glnhport General 6roncisco &iaa's
ailf Oos Griuhen oes 6oOeroIiiteu.
@enerolS Nioas, oes apmmanoonten
Scr SnltiQo-@arniion oaB &illa iid
oen Sooeraliiien ani6lieBeu iolle,
inn sic @eiebung bon @era Gri5
0prd Sic Qlmerifaner 3ii rdden, murs
be belte 0en Seno6oteu Der 6ooeralis
item ii6ermittelt.
@eneral &iaa meigerte iid ablolllt
Iic6 NIT 0en 6ooeraliitel 3iI Oerbin,
oen mo erfldrte, 0oB sic 5ooerali.
item 0ie s5ntcrbention ais lelbitlildl'
iigen @lotipen probo5irt battei
General Wlaas' S6reibcn ol @e,
neral Giaa bate 6eiagt, oaB oie Ser.
cinigten Stdaten oitBer &cra @rl3
aud oem Sofen pon Salta Grltj
6eieet bdtteil
6ucrto nbgeblfbt
6 Gbibunbua Nler. 8 Vlai ~
@eueral 06reaon, Der @onmauoant
ser GorOpeitrDioiliou Der NebelIen.
9lrmec, General ga6lo @ou5oles,
Ser @onimanoQnt 0er glorooitIpi.
Iion General 9Sanfilo 9}atora Der
aonman0aiit Der GentralI IiDiiio1;
General Gobalbro, Der 6iibrer Der
@elagerer BON 8ompico, ino gln0cre
Gonititutionaliite0 Scetfii6rcr ba6er
0en @oridlag 3uriIdgeUieen iidl nit
sen 0pertiiien.Sruppen 5l Dcreiiiis
gen iiiii dmerifaniidle SnDaiion 81
rdden
@enernI Gtllu's Blame
@cra Gru5, 5. @}ai. &eneral
francisco Giaa, ser 9ie6ellens9om.
manoaut, mag uieaeidt crit in orei
@lonaten ieinen glnmarid gegen
Sta0t Dlerifo 6eginnen
Eipie aulioe 6rahte ein pronineni
ter @eiAaiismant mel6er 6cilte BON
Der Saiptitaot bier eiutrai Gr cr'
3d6lte, Dab @ucrta peitere GmlBpen'
maiien norowdrts ien0e oa er Qifenr
Bar oas Gorriideu @iaa's nett mcbr
filrhte ols cine Notwithstanding
Der 9lmeritoner
gSie bier 6eridltet Dilroe tQbr3iri
Sic QulDer.5 5o6rif ia Sta0t alerifo
iaqlid) qegen 600O GDnamit @onlH
ben. Gieie iollen iDie eS beiBt im
Taae zines 9ln9riifs iciten8 Siilo's
0oer 8aputa' 8 oes gyiiArerS per- 9iel
bcuen It'll Siioen 6enltBt ueroen.
Ter o6en erpd1nte 6liihtling aus
Gto0t W1erifo berihteie ferner oaf
uieliadj @erii6tc IN Der Sauptita0i
circulirt por0en ieien oaB &uerto
reiianirt babe ooer aar aeilo6cn lei
God Sucrtu babe itb 3r allen Better
frei in ser 5taOt 6emeQt, ct lei o9nt
9eibmadje alif sen 5trdBcn ipa3ierel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

SSrnuen ic1iiloe, 81
crlldrcrL mas &D0id
Is. 9Sinfbunl'S a&cs
Qetable COMPOUND
fir mid t6at. g|or
eiuem Sabre litt icl
an ben lo5redlidliten
Sdlner3cn &cioc
C5citen lc0nler5tcu
micb, un0 ic6 mar
oft 10 erniiioct oab
ic5 MIDI mauc9n1al
taunt ulli3ilric6ten
bernodlte. s0leiil
lliiclcu 1cllntcr3tc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

acoanacu babe IN 6iieuiliAen SO.
talcn ieine Nia65eiicn einaeuom.
men uuo duBerlid oirdous feine
9ln5ciheu bon 9cior0nis ertenncn
lallcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
g%crciuigtc Saugcr Uon Baltimore"
aedriiu0ct 1855

SauptQuortier n@crmania N1dn.
uerbor.Gmb6euS," gIr. $50, gloro.
9omorO-Strabe.
@eorg 9eifert, @rGiiOent, gtr. 2t5,
@eit-SarotogoitroBe.
So6n ". alein, 9irigcnt, 93r POI,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg SiulmeI6c6cr, prot lmo
correip. Sefretdr, glr 315, 9iorO'
@oeu.StraBe.
Sernam N}idlih. Sdlaencilter,
9lr 7t3, g8arner-Strobe. m.nT
6rib Soimaun 6iual5icfretde
9lr. 2t1t @eii-@ratt- StroBe.
g9m. g. SiIoebranOt, 8ibliot9efar
g}r. 2029, 6reocrid.9loeuuc.
Sermanu @rGie, goriiber oes 9P0.
iif-Gomite's, g}r. 1912, @eIt.@lul'
berrDsStroBe.
,9lrion-@eiangoerein.
.Surmonic~
o@crmania.0ldnner1or."
n6ro6iinn."
,E6aliu-Ildnnerhor.
Observation-Disclosures.
ngi6enfran5."
@ermauio-Guartctt.Glu6."
yMeloOie."
,Mebger,@eiangDcrein
n9aOenic.Nldna
n@eIienO-2ieOerfran5.
o9Gder GeiargOeretn."
SauptQiartier: 9}iificls SaIe, SIR.
t03, gloro.5reOerid- -StraBe, ieOen
SamItag 9lbeuo, init 9lusuobme oes
Oritten Samiiags i'm @lonot, Sing
itinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
Gcrcinigtc Slrbcitlr.SGngcr uUn
Baltimore.

Sauptqiortier gSunucfe Sale"
g1r. 4OS, @eit.2erington-StraBe
So6n 9Iota, &rdiiOcnt, Ger. 2O29,
@opO-StrcBes.
@eorg gs. @oe6lmaut 0irigent
93r. POPS, 5airmollnt-9lUcme.
&c. Gron Setrctdr, gtr. 1920,
Solbert- StraBe.
6ranf @orlosfu, Sdabmeiiter, GER.
2t0, 5iio 6. StroBc.
nSo5ialiiiiic6e 9icocrtaicI," Sing
ihluoe Gicnitog.
v9(r6eitcr.0icocrtafeI," SingihnOe
0iittuod
@ciongocrcin nGinigfeit@ Sing.
ihmOe 6rcitag. CV}dr5l-)
9Saiic snr 9leiie iu'S 9lnslanO he.
Iurgt Is. 9laiuc, glr. 413, Sit-Salti-
more-Str, uabe GnitOm SOnic 9Ipc,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
stdDlurrr Operation
uErMttE0Ett
Gnrdj 5citocmafcn @c6rund pOm
eDSia 6. &inf0am'S DScgcta6lc
Compound"

Srau Sowrrs' ci9enc 0r5a6lung.
Soogoon @laiuc oScl balte cs fir
neIne NfIIdli Sic iM aIlen leIoen0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
@ClGaftss s&CglDCrCr.
Bidder, GonOitor- uuO SoteI-
@eDarfs.9lrtifel.
ySIe WHerS & GdS Co., 104 S.sSoparo'Str.

8eitungcn, 3eiti6riiten etc.
,,S6r Baltimore Vews Co., 9apio glbererom'
Die. 8ebdiisihbrer, Sls SseitSeTmansStr.
0cutI6e 9ii9er n,.o 3eitIdriften.
". eonIp@, 10 goro.gOppsiOu'srsbe.
gau.DlateriuIicm Ebiireit 6eniier.
rabmen 2a0eu etc
Snmss 9. Softer & 81. 115,-tt7 Sao'6reos'
rdsSirdBe.
glational-9anteu.
nr6r cI6 Sgwn GatIcnal Sanf," Sob uno
0reicrsSirube. Sacoh S. 2Sout, Brdltoent;
>, ,seconS Ssatioual gaui." 492 Shos8roaowdb.
,sssiieSa Si WatiSaaI SSni.r IA Ror0.guiaiu.
Gtrabe. 9S. Wlnrrlott &dlimet; 49,.
,,formerSi 0nO Wiermanie' NatlunaS 6Anb"
Gouibs uno ecm5arosStrabe
Staats-9anfen.
,,DcutiMe Nant p1n Vnliimurc," Naiilmore, ino
Sunioab Strnbe. gllanit c9eber, Vrdiloent;
@ourao S. Habbe, S@abnleiier.
spor.9onfen.
.,9entidjc eparbant ppn SaItImuTt," Gntap'
uno galinoresStrnbe.
Srttlts&ompagnie'n.
Baltimore Sruf { GHasaHtes Co.," ganliabls
Suiona. t3
W2armcr. itno @ront. .@erfe.
8. cuaarimer sons, 22a 0lor0'sbcrIss'sir.
QanOwirtbIdoftli6e @erGtbe unO
S1mereicn.
gyIIiiib'surHsr Co.. 2o5 GorSsSasa'StroBe.
9lcbofaten.
carI " ID. eMuIk, 3O6 e. %mils Strdbs.
CjniiapGs SOSb. 26iE26o eaf6ert eatl6tna.
EIumbing, 6urnacea, Ganges uno
SeieE, 2a6Oedcn uno giinHen.
Bennett gros 523 slc=6.Sremontsgluenne.
91tpferi6mieoe lio @Iumbars.
Soon Smbzrt, t7tz Gbamesseitnbe. Is. 4 y.
3elepbon: gBolie 1909.
glgetltbun,s glgetltenAnno SGnoler.
gisrrs s. 9uonn & ac9s@. 10 Oh-aexinqisn'
Sirabe.
Seuer-&eriideruneen.
,Jlubal Sniurnnce So. o oDcrpOul," 1enrn Dr.
gsariielo, Acknowledgements 1O1-1O3 @bam'
beI Of Commerce Nmilhiug.
eicrmnnia SeneruerrdcrnHaS 0senIhaiti"
@n'timore' nno gsoribsSirabe'
SRiidwieo- 8ubeb0r.
6. e0h Rahue Co., s62-7se4 lorb.1ab'str.
glc6pIatten, Nleto!l eie.
eSuu, GrnnIu & 60. (iucDrputIrt, lS.-15
8nloeriionsSiraBe.
Einnos uuo Srgelf.
gbas. wa. eheH glorosaiberi0sStrabs
-s+A4H--
GfonCIei9- @eiC66ite.
vGuniupbateo eoan &c." / g1oro. CAB s@irabs.
2pihenbeitatter.
Egm. GnuE siortb. uno Recommendations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

8eitungen, 3eiti6riiten etc.
,,S6e Baltimore 0rps Co., 9abio 9Ibercrom'
be @ei6dllsliibrer, 3ls BeltVermansSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

SruIt-Gompngnie'n.
,gaItlmorr Sruf { gRayanter Co.." gauiiabIs
Guiloina. sH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

0cutI6e 9i9er ns.o 3eitIdriften.
" Sanitn, 10 .gopplsioH'Shsbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

9au.MateriaIicn Ebiireh 5euiier'
rabmen. 2a0en etc
Snmrs g. SpRsS & Co., 115,-117 Sno'6reos'
ridaStmBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

EIunlbing 6urnacea, gauges uno
0eiek 2ad)Oedcn iino SiitHen.
Bennett Bros, 523 slc-bscremontsgIuenne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

StaatSs9anfen.
,,gcutids 9aul uon galtimore," baltimore, iino
0uui0aO Sirnbe. glupnii cSebers YraNoent;
@cnrao Is. 3iabbe, S60blieiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

Wormcr. lnO @ranits @erfe.
8. euoariner & e0ns, 229 sioro.@bcrIsssStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

Spar-ganfen.
.,gcmiIdC eyarbanf Dpn Baltimore" Guials'
uro NaltinloresSirnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

9upieri6nieoe lmo 8lunbers.
Soon Snbsrt, t7tz 9bamss.eitnbe. Is. & y.
3elepb0N 2Bolie 1909.
@igeiltbrrss glgeiltenAnno SGnoler.
gisrrs 6. 9uoan & Wsbsw 10 OiisaexiuGtsn'
Gtrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

oarI ~ Wl. emuIt, 306 ct, SmiIs Sirdbe.
0uitapdS 2Urbs 26f-260 @alOert SuilOtnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

9anopirtbI6oftlide @erdtbe uno
Samereien.
WylHiibssnrner Co., 2O5 SsBaeasG sGtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

glehpIatten, Nleto!l eie.
e6un, G.nnIu e SO. (iurDrpotIrt), ls'-15
8nloeriionsSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

5euer.$eriidertneen.
,,Jlubal Sniurnnce 50. Of aiUcrpUpl," Senrn Wt
g8arfielo, 9eiioeu5s Danager, 101-1O3 @bau'
ber Of Commerce 8nilniug.
,,Gicrmnnn 8encrucrfdcrnnac BeienIhnit"
Buiiimores uno yloribsSirnBe.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20

WANTED - Chambermaid at
Hershey Inn, Hershey, Pa. Mid
|le-aged woman, must come we'll
recommended. Write Manager of
Hershey Inn, Box IS, Hershey,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Investment With Services

A CORPORATION controlling the
manufacture of a new &c product has a
number of Pennsylvania openings for
men who are qualified to act as branch
managers;, Each position carries a
salary. The work is pleasant. The
business is clean and strictly legiti-
mate. The man who comes in can do
so with the assurance that he is settled
for the rest of his business life.
The cities in which these branches
will be located are: Reading, Wilkes
Barr, Scranton, Harrisburg. Lancaster,
Hazleton, Shenandoah. York and Phila-
The Investment required ranges from
$4,000 for the smaller cities UP to S10,-
900 for Philadelphia, The returns on
the investment and services will range
from $4,000 a year for the smaller cities
on up as high as $4,000 a year in
This is absolutely an open and above
board proposition. The men back of
the company have never been engaged
in a promotion proposition in their
lives. Their standing is high. Their
record, unimpeachable. The business is
tfon. There is no risk to take and the
investment is absolutely secured. We
have no time for curiosity seekers
but are ready to give every considera-
tion to the serious man who knows
business and means business.
Full particulars will be sent to any
one writing to us and meeting will be
ing, tell us a little something of who
you are and what you have done Ad-
dress Manager, ais Penn Ave-, Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
THE MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

ny '7SSOcidted FTcSJ
Philadelphia, Oct. 20. Wheat -
Steady; No. 2, red. spot, export, S11O
gIs;3d4i No. l, Northern, Duluth, export
:. Corn = Higher; No. 2. yellow. local.
Oats = Higher; No. 2. white. 521s q
.,E Bran ca =, 49, Firm; winter. per ton,
$$24;9O 924,5O; spring. per ton. s2S.5o@
Refined Sugars - Market weak;
confeetioners' A. 5.9Oc.
western western creamery. extras, a2c; nearby
EGGS - The market is firm;
frennsylvania and other nearby frsts,
free cases. $500 per case do. current
western, extras, firsts, free cases. $500.
old; per case; do. firsts, free cases,
SSilo@Si4O per case:
15c; young chickens. 1i@2Oc;
spring chickens. II a 12c; broiling chick
spring chickens. 1SQ15c; broiling chick
ducks old. isQi1e; Siasrs d1eks, younE, f@iIIS 10
leG; geese, 1SQl4c; turkeys, 10000.
wasfesS Stressed t.PoI Poultry - steady; fowls.
average receipts, 17@Ise; gSES small i~iSS; i5S
dSIG;konsd lSfI; old ,PPOOOosters, 1$%c; roasting
chickens, c nearby, 1s@22c; do, western.
I2QI7c; capons, large, 2S@25c; do,
small, ~ @ zoe; turkeys, fancy, 24@26c;
90, fair 20@2Sc; ducks, 11@1Sc;
Flour Market steady; winter,
clear, $3S5@4.10; straights. Pennsyl-
SSe9ias ma new. $3.50 95.15; spring straights.
So.l0@5.4O; do. patents, $5.50@6.50;
western, $4.25 @4.40; patents, $4.50@
4.I5; Kansas straight, Jute sacks, s4.15
"a 4,$O; spring, frsts, clear, $4.OO@4.20;
4.60.
Hay = The market is firm; tim
%o %Stny msdlu NED large bales siSSO
2, $17O0@1750; No. 3. $1450@15.50; no
grade. $11.0001S.0O.
Nsw sSdo g Gl0Ter oT NJ mixed, Light mixed.
No. 2. do. $14S6@iii5.6o00.. o. 'lO'OO@ 4''O''
Potatoes = Steady; Pennsylvania,
per bushel 5S@ 963c; New York, per
35 6D 4bc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20

from this county, says: II beiieve
that Judge Kunkel will receive a tre-
mendous vote in the counties of Cen
trail Pennsylvania, as well as large
vote in the other counties. The best
compliment 1 ever heard accorded
Judge Kunkel was from a citizen of
Harrisburg, who had been fighting
him politically for years before he
went on the bench. This gentleman
feared that Judge Kunkel would be
somewhat biased in favor of his old
political friends in making his decis-
ions. He was agreeably surprised,
however, when he found that Judge
Kunkel treated friend and foe alike,
never showing the least partiality in
favor of those who had stood by him
in former political fights
Samuel i. Spyker, leading member
of the Huntingdon county bar, Hunt
ingdon county chairman of the Repub-
lican party, says: The voters of
Huntingdon county are familiar with
he tried the Capitol graft cases. This
alone would get him a large vote in
Huntingdon county. The voters are
more familiar and better acquainted
with him than they are with the other
candidate. His judicial record in Dau-
phin county is above reproach. He
is man of the very highest charac-
ter and strictest integrity. On the
bench, we believe, he is absolutely
fearless and performs his judicial duty
regardless of any influences"
Charles G. Brewster, district attor-
ney of Huntingdon county, says: "I
have indirectly been acquainted with
the work of Judge Kunkel for a num-
ber of years, and have every reason to
believe from his past record that he
will fill the office of judge of the Su-
preme Court with fairness, integrity
and with the highest standard of abil-
ity. l further support him because
think the central part of the State is
not numerically represented in the
appellate courts as it is entitled to be
represented l shall vote for Judge
Kunkel."
Professor I. Harvey Brumbaugh,
president of Juniata College and q
leader in the moral and educational
activities of Huntington, says: "As a
layman, never directly associated with
him, have always admired the clear,
uninfluenced manner in which Judge
George Kunkel. candidate for Judge of
the Supreme Court, has rendered his
decisions. / was impressed with his
sterling character, shrewdness and ju-
dicial ability at the time of the hear
ing of the notorious Capitol scandal,
when he fearlessly took the stand for
the right convicting the guilty, re-
gardless of their position. If others
do their duty as Huntingdon county
voters will, Judge Kunkel will be
elected"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
DEAN LEWIS NAME
WILL De ON BALLOT
IContinued From First Page1

L -
party men to his withdrawal may
have some effect.
Lewis filed withdrawal as Washing
ton party candidate the day the Wash
ington party State committee met in
this city, and he probably forgot, If
he ever knew, that he was candidate
of the Roosevelt Progressive party for
Governor, because he received thirty
votes in q party which won the right
to name its own ticket by it's vote in
1912. AT the May primary Lewis re-
ceiVed 80 Roosevelt Progressive votes;
Brumbaugh, 23; Brumm, IA; McCor-
mick, 2, and Ryan, l.
The time for filing Withdrawals eX-
pired last night and the official ballot
is being certified to-day, so that Lewis
cannot take the name off the ballot.
Judge Charles N. Brumm, who sent a
withdrawal as candidate of the Bull
Moose party for Governor without the
necessary acknowledgment last night,
has served notice that he is coming
here to-day to insist that the with
drawal be received. He will offer a
new withdrawal, sworn to, but it will
not be accepted unless the Attorney
General and the courts order it to be
received. In any event it will not
stop the certification of the ballot with
the name of Brumm on 1t. That of
Lewis is also on the big sheet. The
certifcations are now in the mails.
Judge Brumm agreed late yesterday
to file his withdrawal. He attended
the meeting of the Washington party
executive committee and after much
discussion changed his position and
gave orders to file the withdrawal. He
failed TO swear to it and that has
caused the trouble.
Late last night when he got wind
of his blunder he offered to make an
affidavit over the telephone, but there
was nothing doing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20

NOTICE to property owners along
the lines of Hop Street. from Vernon
Street to Mayfiower Street, and Carrie
Alley, from Cameron Street to Tenth
Street
You are hereby notified that the as
sessment to pay the cost and expense
highways under Ordinance No 26, File
of Common Council, Session of 1910. and
ordinance No. 1S2: File Of Common
made by me, at my office, in the Com
monwealth Trust Company Building
No. 222 Market Street, Harrisburg, on
Thursday, the 29th day of October, 1914
between the hours of o'clock A. nj. and
IL o'clock noon, when and where all
parties interested shall be heard.
NJ. B. COWDEN
CITY Engineer
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20

FOR RENT - 1S49 Spencer street;
two-story brick house with all improve
ments; 6 rooms. reception hall, laundry
and cemented cellar. Rent, $500. APP
ply "a North Thirteenth street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20

WANTED - Reliable white girl for
teneral housework. Apply 1917 North
third street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
APARTMENTS WANTED

WE have a client for a furnished
apartment with three rooms and bath
Miller Bros. & Neefe, Locust and Court
streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
NAVAL BATTLE IN BLACK SEA
By Associated Press

London. Oct. 20. 1910 A. MA dis
patch from Copenhagen to the Central
News says: THE Berliner Tageblatt
publishes a telegram from Bucharest
saying that evidently a big Russian
Turkish battle has taken place in the
Black Sea. Exceedingly heavy firing
lasting a considerable time is re-
ported"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-20
Bv NfSncintf1 Prctt

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 20. = Hogs - Re-
ceipts, $4,000; dull Bulk of sales. s7.O5
a 7.50; light $4,000 100; mixed, $4,000
7.75; heavy, $6.95@770; rough, $6.S50
700; pigs, S4.5O@T00.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; ewak. Beeves,
$6.S0@10.90; steers, $59O@S.9O; stockers
and feeders, $5.0O@7.90; cows and heif-
ers. $3.256 6S.90; calves, $7.25@11.O0.
Sheep : Receipts, $4,000; strong.
Sheep, $4,000 sos; yearlings,. $500
$50; lambs, S6.1O@7S5