davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

ghn g. SUM ebnia VI. 0lst0. Ar 2iIl.
0coCrul @irubc, go SABRE alt
slm s. Snii Gasn JnOar,5pL Gr 1891,
0oua0 ernBc iO Sabre ait.
nm g. SUM SBomas Sbaunban Siaot0os
ipiiOl SO SaOrc alt
glni 4. ,,nni Wininm SbnnuDn, gr. tOT,
Yuru. sutton. .gpcnnc. 40 1aUtc alt
glnl g. Suni gttlam Smallluupo, unucrlts
iuio spupii0l as SnOrc alt
VIM 8. Snni 0i5n0ctn Smitb, 9ir. 1886,
0atQcu Cane "a Sabre att
YIN A. Suni ggclia q. Spcnccr, gir 37t6,
@nri 0cinbio.g .gluenue. 20 Sabre all.
slm A. Suni AnniC Stctter, UT. S21, Glib
@rOpe GnaBc d3 SABRE ait.
glm q Snli Nnnuiute ". M1Obcrid, gir 23
Goro Sg0rococr. Sirdbc 81 Sabre alt.
glm o. Sun Winria Stunc, Jir. 30i0, Gar
iorotIucnuc. 6l Sabre nli
glm o. Slmi Samncl ". Sraccg, NicrcDi i0o
ipiial 62 Sa0re nlt
glni 3. Snni Nnnic G. HinpenuH, Dr. 3i0
gor0s 0urcO SnaBc IS Sabre ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

Srob OeS WutadJtcus 0cS StaOt%rofnrntOrS bat bic
Sonntags notwithstanding bem6ar quite slusiidt
audi inn eriim StaOtrotDs5pcigc mgenommcn 81 wcr-
cen. Gas lit redt Ge @c6r6cit Der Staot6cpobncr
lanidt Die 9na6mc Der Ncroronuug, iuio Oic %d)t
ocr Observation-Disclosures it, ocm gSunibe Der Me5r.
9eit nodjutommcn 0as lit aud oie 9ilidt ocs Nia.
pors. ST ian d ocicr %iIidt uidt cnt5ic5cu, icbit
ndlt auf @rmo oes @utadbtens oes t.Brohrotors
bin Ccun oas @utadten ocS Staot.%rofrators
6ringt oie Gonthtonotdt DER Geroronling in 5ragc,
me5c oilrd Die ncue &eroromma obgednocrt merocn
iou Ole 5adDe mus ebt in oen Gcridtcn et9ieoen
wer0cn GiHen anoercn glusweg gcbt eS gar ndt.
llO ucnn Dor Der W}inli5ipo. .Gampognc I'M 9pril lno
Der g8a6l am eriien 0ieiitag i'm 0lai nddcu So6res
fcine rihcrlide @ntidcoung in Der SaCbe abgegebcn
miro, Damn miro Die SountagSirogc o6nc 3ueel Gin
Salipt- Siiue in icucr @a6l-@onlpaonc pcroen Ger
Sto0t. Brofilrotor ioUobl ais ad) Der N3oDor ioten
ooS 5i Der6iiten uden lAo ie f0nncu Oas pcrbiten,
l0em iie sic nme Gcroroniing @cee per0cn dicn mo
Damn oaiir oroen DAB dnell ene gcrdtlid5c @ntidei
0ug acidat miro, 6eali9 Der Gonitihrionclitdt Der
lerorOmmG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
Der 9ampfer ugIrca0ia4 uon bed pam6nra. .gImeri.

Der 9ampfer O9lrcaOia" OOH Der 6am6nrgglmcri'
la.2iuc, miro, uic cs 6cBt 2Saen mo @hmton DON
1cr nad) Sbamburg ntne6mcn. Son bort miro Die ga
6una Damn obnc 3peiic ol einem anocren Sdfic nod)
Mcrifo gcbradt peroen IS idcnt ieBt 5icnlib iclt.
5uiie6eu, DAB bic 9aien uno N}ntiou uelde Die bel.
Sen &amburgcr 0onpicr ,9piran9a" lnO vgaparia"
in @ucrto Wlcrico lanocten, aui OemcIbc ysegc na6
Wcrifo fomeu ooB iic aus amcritoniden @oiicn ino
W2untonsiabrlcn itonnuien ,Batriotiide 9lmerifa-
ner liecrtcn oaS regsmacrial fiir Suerto mo Den
Geuiden uroc cS in ole Sd)u5c gcd]obcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

gcrdt uno Ocics bat Die 9mocs Scrle6rs .9onliiiion
ais oacn juduo0 crtldrt Sir Die 9a6nci i'm 2onoc
ut oieie Gntdciom9 en enti6cOGcr gicdtsicg, oenu
cs miro ooorb ertldrt oaB Die 9lmocSbcb0roc jeocr
Belt iibcr Oeu Staatsbc6or0en itcbt, uO &oridritcn
mcbc bic StaotSbeborOcn ir Oc Gcn6a6nrr crlaiien,
iiir nidtg crtdren lann falls oeic &oridriten nidt
I'M GinfIang itcben nit Den 9lnorOmm9cn DER 9nlOes-
be3oroc (Sts5tg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
garcau ocr etrafcn0urn0runo.0O .0OmmIHare,

NaIitmorc, Wio. O. Snu 1914.
&criicQclie glngeboc, aorclprt an ben gSoato
of gluar0s in care OF toe Gin Jlcgllcr," pct'
ncn BON Dem Siaot Nc0iraior bis Miiitupd,
ocn fcD6c1utcu Eng i'm Snnl 1914, III uDr
SormiiinQs IN cincm bureau Ndlp0une, clil'
QcQcn Qcnommcn iiir NipclulnA HdnollcIi
Sirubcn nit OnRasphnlt unicr
GUutrnll Nr. 1913.
Clo gcri Nuao, uon eorlu0 'Aoeme DIS sur
nOroliCbcn SinoiNtcli5c; -.
3d. strahc, bon Grccnmount.Aocnue bio Slo
Sraniim gcrracc, bon Grccnmonnislocnuc bis
A. straAc, bon Grecumouuispenue bis Oh
2nmbartcr.Nuenne bon Clo gorI GOao bis
A. stTa6s oon SlS gorI aoaO bis Gacrsnc.
cccii'siSsanc, bon % erabc bis l22 SUB
So stranc, bon 8aus Nooo bis Ni0 glbcnuc
@imu 27.4OO Cuaorai gdroa.
llno fin Nocuruna. lianoiicnbau ulo
@flolicrunO Der ogcliocn Girubcn nit Wnps
NopDnlt emit 9lnSnlbmc Nciuiiicr NlcOa. ole
NIT biiriii5irien 3cacilcncn uuo nnoeter pls
irili5ircn Sicgclcii Fli0licrunl so pcclcn
ino, lpic in oen Spciiiiioiioncn an9elhDrD M
0uutraH Mr. 1874.
6airulcw.glrrnne, BON @ranilc0 Sirabe bis
crandep stEaae bon @arriion slocue bis
Nnirncu glOcuuC.
GOgcuopo. sirnne, bon 4ow0aiau sIocnuc bis
oaltplelo goelie, o,.,.s.,.., o,,,,,,, nis
Sen ~ Sl'@he, gl, uoN NolOVniuH "oe'ne V'2
a, .o,.,,,, ,,h coy
Ahcp, SwtlWeh EmVD"lWnHpeuhe oi. Mho oWtts o
1ieu.gsilu.'llnnts " e e you Sunu'oup |oe""v o'S
,,,, enriuo.
Aileny Suuls" 0M'p'V,p,ssoenne Hmo SP'',as n,
S1c,,,is, ~ f,osc. N"""''"V 'Ve'''
offrs nnisncn s6rinobofe.o .ofnerue mn Hnren
sllsp, MVlWtn SPt"bVu,t.ssV,h"eo MILL, nto o"tMnt M
s Entt.ss ~ n,, poH S""u'VuV "peHHe ~"
l,,,e, s, oiI,o, -,,oro MIA Nno
Sl1inNeenns, ooh @lllohSltabe pie Suu'
a,reshu nTr ~ INN 0lton .otrosc MIA SIN.
PtesDh'g,,Stssnh'' PtesDht' ,Stsh'' W" Pl'lou- Sllube u'9 S""
H iol' ~i,vt e leo s>,,o,r,, o,,rAs c,,,r otsobor
%Sua % Vi,11o9 Sonrct aora ~ Si,eSopciitcnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
oas Saniidc lnter6ano bat ciuc ocirtuurlaac anoc.

nonrnen. wclde oen 6roucn Oas StinUrebt aicbt mo
ocn uo6l6obenoen 2laiien pic SpeioIFriuieac bel
Der gso6 Der 02itgGeOcr 9es 2ber5ouies nmmt IS
luiro porlduiia abcr icOmialls bel Der gldu a6iitt
blcibcn; oem oic @orluge dJeipt IN Gbcrbois feline
conitihtioncle @c6r6eit gefonuien 81 tonucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
aaiicr gsi6rlm 6at ii GruiOcrung cincr 0mlOi-

9ailr gSil6clm Gat IN GruiOenng ciucr SnlO
amesOcpcGe ocs sur 3ch IL aoniasbera in 0iprc.
Bcu toocuocu yGcuiidcn gcreus ocacn ocn @iBbroiid
gctgcr @etrdnfe~ Oei &erammcIten Den gSimi6 eines
meiteren egcsreihen Griolges ibrcr 9circbngcn aus
aeordt 9am pcrOer niere @robbitioncn oen ocit
ijcn &uer mieoerum alS y@clinmm9sgcnolen pref
cn 9l6cr es bciiebt Elm 6intnclgroBer lnteribeo 5u
iden aaupf iiir gerbot oeS @enies getger @ctrdnte
mo aampi gcgcn oen NiBbraud oeIt0cr @ctrdntc
Gen Syc9lcr, in oen incre Gierer gcgen Oen Alobo
pcriallcl III Der oaB tic nidt 0oubcn mocn oaB cs
ciuc WldBgfcit i'm Erintcn gcbt; c gIou6en OaB Scr
@lol Ger Bier, GSein ooer S6uapps trintt Dem 9Ifo-
bolieuicl ucrialla ilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
@ernbQrOt g|ranOt.

Gs larb am g. Snni 1914 9ern6orot 9ran6t,
SO Sabre uli. Nclichier Gaiic Der ncriiorbcnen
Ncriba Nrduot Sic Nccrbi0uno iinoci Gpn'
ncrltag, llbr Aa0uildNS BON lelncr gSob
nun0. 9r. 26Oi, Ncitserntt. StraRc, aus iiait
3ciebuuQ ami Dem baltimore 6ricoboic."
fNuuin-Itl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
Ginc gsei1enerntc uun nalein ciner giniOn gnidyeI

Sine ySejenernc OUu nabe5n elmer yllliUn SMldel
itc6t IN Sen Scr 5taatcn in 9msidt 900 100000
9uIdcl lit oic 0engc ai ucldcn oos gIdcr6ouOepare
ment ocu oicSjd6rgeu g9e5enertraa idjdbt Gos no
t37000OO0 ncbr ais Scr cttidbrige Grtrag, Der Der
groBtc in Der @eibdtc Der Sonowri6idJait Der Scr.
Staaten mar lhiO fir ale an0ercn 9ooenirbtc TO-
mic r oas Sbit llO Die Nlsdten inn SerbdltniB eben
IS quito s9cn mir 9isdt babcu, oe Sdlitc ocs SSclt-
bc0ars an g9c5en uno 3weOrtteI ocS S8eltbcoarS al
Youmpolc 81 3e6en oonn f0nen mir europa r6ig
roribergebeo cncn S6cil nncrcs ilberliiacn @oloes
ubcrloiica SSn 9lustauib cncr %rooulic micreS 9o-
oeus fontnts Uicoer 5ii its 5rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
ggenn Oic ggifenIdaft 6rlueiicn IaNn, nuO EN- 6c0u

2e0nn oe ySlnenhatt belpcIleH i",' "0 ~ GU. Oeoen
rnen W9aacn e6cn IS ait meroc fam ais init Dem 6t
teriad" Damn miro po6l sic 3eit bao fomnen mann cs
ebenIo ie6r Diooc miro oen aRogci auSdneloe 81 lo
illt ais es e8t 0'oOe ii ocn 8ltuo0arm nO Die @lon
ocIn elttcrne 5u lallct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
llnin ". gNcif.

Gs Iiarb am o. SUM 1914 plbtlih lipia y.
Qcf, nclicbie Vuiiin bon gSilliam g. gSeit IT,,
in i0rem so. 9chcnSiabrc. sic Nceroi0ung
inoci Spnncriiaa, a. SUM. la3 ubr No@mil'
Drooiglpenne, ans iiaii NciiebunB prloat.
(Sunl0-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
elizabeth VI. D}all,

SIS idrb am g. Sum 1914 Gl5aOetb NJ
NnB Satin bon Sran5 9i. MiaD. &crmanoic
uno Srcunoc Der Sanlilc pcrocn boihdt ct'
iud)t M an Der NccroipunA bon iDrcr lcbleu
luudl, llbr glumniiaas, 81 beiDeliaeu
(Nuuig-1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
Snt al uor Sen Su6cnsullcrul Der RI Su6rc uIic

WWI w 0OT Wv 'EV7V'TJ-E- - O"TFV 80
8rius 1ricord Sar BON @rclBcn, cin Gntcl ocs y9o.
t6cn 8ril5cn" uuO omit Better I'M 5peitm Graoe Oes
iceiaen ocdcn aoiicrs bah d bei Dem cren @oripicl
3u ocn olDmpIdcn Spielcn in Berlin IN 1916 nl 5cd)'
ten, Sdnuinlmcu mo Sanicu allen aloeren Ebeilneb'
mcrn peii iberegcn ge5cgt no oel &oicrpres crrun-
gcE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
@etamntmndlnmacn.


Baltimore, 10. Tnut i9li.
Ser Staots@c0mclcr miro am Wuntoa oeI
10. Sun 1914, sur 3ct mic uncu anNc3cnclL
cri6cncu uno ole 9iipcaur Der lol8cnocn Sira
Ben ciablrcn;
3wcunoucrjinic eirahc, bon Glia Ecrrace
bis SauS 3lon0; Nuhcnbun RnrlunN, bon Nld
Tcrracc bis Sans 6OdO; Wmnnouicr5i1nc
StraRc, bon Gononligpcuu bis Soils jiouo
mo WicrrDmnHs glucnnc, BON 0ononli sOcnuc
bis Balls Roao. nm 10 llbr Wioracns,
0lgn.gluennc bon Scnlion' bis 9illon'
Sirabc mn 2 llbr gia6miiags
NnnpiStraRe, BON 81. Strabc bis 80. SiraBc,
nm llbr 9abHliilnNe
tebmnro q. GuDnnu
(SuuifO) 0cumctcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

SIS narb i'm cmtidcn Orriiruncim 8rnn
glonliOc gbatcr IN ibrcm 75. 0cbcneidbr Sic
NccroigunN iinoci Milttuodl Sormltiag llbr
iiuit (NultO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

alien @ailcn ,Sebt bat iein @eianoter am aricdi1en
sonios6o b nac6 Nlbapirn Ac9eben nm oen itrciteu.
oeu @artccn icnc Gieuiic ais imparieni9er Sermitt-
ler on5ubictcn 06nc bic por6crgcbenoc erIabnB ocs
Siaats SclredrS grgou miro Der Weanotc ocu Sdriit
ieoenlalls ndt lmiernomnen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
ScrmiTdtc gInsciscm.


Sie cm5inc sdnie lu oer stabt.
llncre Nqb tlaiicn icei Qllcn. SilNe 9aineil.
pclbc otc Nlciocrn0Ocrlu1n ndb ocll ncueloh
Mcl0oocn crlcrncn puucu. l0nlcn oles ~ lnt,
8cr Set onr6 ocn 9lnbuB an oele 3lallen
crrclmcll llnicrricht Worgcns, 9iabmllin9s mo
Ibcno4 Nc0ncmc Shnocn. Snl 0aule be-
Gonncnc glrbciicu f0nncn ud0rcno ocs uuict'
tlds iptinclctt lucr0er. @ruohAcr llllicri
rlhi i'm Snnuuri bon Wiucru cribcii. Nnbere
NnSfuni briiiim pbcr ninoid bci 0rl.
Nnbrrs Nr. 302, @eitSaratona' Strnhe.
yOItimDrer yorckbnd fir 1914
befiuhct lin ieHi pAtrr WrcEe.
&ie &erlcAcr mnnltbcn 0db ulle &in5eper'
irncn, 6rmcn obcr @urporntiuucu, Die ibrt
NortNc ieii ocnl /. 2e3cmhcr gednoeri bnbeE
ooer ole cine s6Dbnnae. gcrduocrne tn na6'
itcr 3uunii rorNncbmeH beahibiacn, tbre
nlc mo nene sorcie on baS Qurcdu oieer
@eicuid9H iolort enlcnben.
N. Z. @Olf & &c.,
Z. gB. q. 0anefe @ei6diisfnbrer.
1203-l2O5 GalUert SMilOing.
t8ebt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

Gas 9mrdiduittS' Der gnuoeSanacltcllteu, bic
IN scr g0cs.Saptltoot fatouirt iiHo betro9t SlO79
ud6rcno ian ga5en 1anoc iid scr Grrddnlit oes 6o6.
rcsae6olis Der i'm gnnoesoen 5tc6cocl an nr $9lS
belduit; lmO oo6 ino cs 0ntcl Sams sln9clieatc in
@oi6ington bic am loutelien no6 @enlionel rlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
geidlembcltattcr.
0amiel Waitpm,

2eicbcnbcitotter ilnO Ginbollarnirer,
916 @cnniDIbonio-9lbe.
4elepton. MI &eruon 5i06.
(gl0h2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
@crinmmlilns -SInjciscn.

camen.getrln bcs CcmImrn @relienGeims;"
Ncri0nmluuQCu murncu GonncrlinA yia0
miilaQ. ben al SUM, in Der 9lnilalt
(Minii0) Yuniig Jlpldcu, 1cIiclarll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

ScIbI Gin Mcu0 iuic Sacrtn FAM l'dJ aHOerH DAP
CT oen 9cc6l ir oic 9lodoOc oes Saers ool Sampco
5urildgc3oacu BAT III mirfld iberradeno. Nas 5egt
6ob Ct cucu aricg nit 0en Scr Staaien perle'oc' mill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
gnlfinlure Gemetcrn

Baltimore Cemetery.
gHrrnn: Sanpt0maana 0urth,aucnue, phllnl
pun pcr 5nAsSrnRc
Nrqrdbnibpldbc 8u pcrianien bon S2o ql;
Ccfion .YS" unicr immcrudhrcnocr NuhUl
500 Hulm lir a ciiunOc Nrnbcr. NullpH
ilcic Ncnubuno hcr NQpcnc
QlRcrnciirubcn@in0a icbt oiien.
(yuntfB 1N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
SricOb5fe.
qOnOun .gSarf. Cemetery.

@Rreau: Wr. II, gel. sarntugns ernhc, nuS
0anpt0inoann: Sreoerd.J .Jiuao.
NcordbnBpibc bon SS25 an lilicr hellnnol
ocr 9lulfhf GMutiblnmcu. Wcunoc. 8llnn5cn
cic Hn6 I'm 1rcibbauS am 0aupiSinpana 3it
lmocn ilner sIaeni miro, ucnn 9eionnlnl'
uOrlprcOCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
glcrmiIdlIe gInaeiaen.

Vcunbrcn sir lid uor 0rprcnnng.
Cclb Sn lirii gclctmdBiacn 8inlcny AM 0Q'
nnibclcn, Mi0bcl Ni0noe. gSantcn lnl Sa0cr
b0nS. etc Aclcbcn Sprcd)t Dor ooct lWfelpl GU
QJurt gunn Uu.,
or. 30S, gluro 0aialu straRc.
(Wsui23 slua22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

0ecaTc miro allO ser aricasminitcr 6ranfrcidS.
Sen @renerpoen le6nte er ob yhut oaS Sooelrai'
icn lit ia ieiue 0cuo6n1cit, iemc Siebe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

So idciut, 0ai Die Sdue5er unO Farler nnS etuaS
lpu ibrcm lebcrlnB an fiblcr (cnperaillr aoa'gepM
lobcn, ,Sbnen Gin Goutcspoiilm.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov 2l--The Census Bureau ginning
report issued today a record for the number Of
bales ginued TO the same date for any previous
crop. nd also record for the number Of hAles
passing through the gin houses for similar period
Of thirteen days in the history Of the staple.
The total number Of bales Einned since August /
Ia up to and including November l3, was II GA :
7Og This compares with the total Of II SIS 26
baies to November g. 1911. when the total yield
finally reported nearly l. 900 bales for that
bump<f crop season.
Durihg the 'hrst thirteen days Of November l7e5.-
626 b1es were ginDed which at the Of about
i4O 900 bales a day II therefore would appear that
at the close Of work tonight IN excess Of L. C 90
bales must have been ginned from the crop being
marketed since the beginning Of the season.
That this tremendous volume Of cotton has had no
greater effect on the market recently and that
ried Southern markets under cents a pound can
heavily short Of material and that not only
in the known and published reports Of heavy buy
ing for export and home consumption has the sur
plus been readily absorbed but that the ability Of
the South TO hold its product for better prices
has been strongly demonstrated. The market
opened strong with advance Of point and i'm
medistely responded TO sharp buying movement in
December contracts with an upturn which carried
QuotEtioe for that month to 30, and a sym
IathetiS advance throughout the list Of from q
points January to and points on the later
positions. October, which later month represents
deliveries from the crop Of IsI5-l6 sold at as The
market remained steady throughout the season With
a moderate reaction.
Furnished by y. L. Carpenter Co.. woodward
Building
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE export trade in wheat
showed hull not only Saturday, but Friday as
well. and there a further price decline Of nc
for both the December and Nay today. The fact
that ruuBd lot Of wheat at Chicago was sent to
store reflected the Independence of the owners Of
this grain. They were unable to secure certain
prices for their wheat, and they ordered it into ee-
rators and will await buyer at satisfactory prices.
feature Of the wheat market and q full reflection
Of the unsatisfactory condition at the moment was
the fact that outside markets sold wheat at lower
p1ces than Chicago people who willing to ac-
ccpt today. 1t reported that the demand for
wheat in Kansas shows improved condition and
that Eastern milers haEr bsusht freely in that and
other States Of the Southwest
Western receipts Of wheat showed a marked fall
ing OF this week. the total being only l3.2l7 OOo
bushels which 100000 bUShels smaller than the
week before. but 3.605OoO bushels larger than the
corresponding period one year ago.
The Winnipeg grain trade claims at least 10000
bushels Of wheat for December delivery is in tns
hands Of strong ooncerns in that market. and that
the purchases Of that month have been made with
the idea Of securing wheat and that delivery of the
same will he demanded Il would be a difficult
matter to say TO the size Of December holdings
at Chicago. They are believed TO Be large and it ID
said that not only foreigners are long that month in
this market but that one or two OF the concerns N
the trade are also long The December wheat here
rs concentrated and whenever there Is demand it
becomes congested.
There were price srecesions of \ to SC in the
market following the hsaTiness OF the past few
days. The December future again proved TO be the
weak SPOT, with the cash market = to lc lower.
There were fsir-sized country offerings of corn,
with the cash demand slack and sales Of j52, 0o
bushels.
Oats stood sIoof from the other markets in grain
and showed advances Of i to ho for the day. Not
only were the futures stronger and higher, but cash
values were also better. Export sales were upward
Of GO bushels late yesterday and today.
The provision market q slow and unattractiTe
affair with prices generally lower. Cash sales
liberal Of lard and fair Of ribs. Close:
ITan TnHF
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
WASHINGTON. PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots q rood
marketable goods oniy. Jooeers prices are higher
Lower rsdes may be sold Tor lesA Fancy goods
commanded higher prices
EGGs-Nesrby hrsts. per doz.. Saio: Southern.
S7aE.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per b.. S; tub, per
b.. s.; process, per h.. 8aH; under gade. Per
Ih, aisHi storepacked. per lb.. nalS
LARD-Tub. pure. Per H.. nkaif; do. con-
poupds pSr h.. sA-. Cottonseed oil, per can. IA
CHEEsE-Nsu York. Dcw. per h.. n; hat pss
H.. s.
LIVE PoCLTRY-Hens. per Ib. I3aII; roosters.
per H.. loall; ducks, per h.. Ia; turkeys. per H..
lIalSs chickenS per h., lSals.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoss.s- per bbl, LEaL0;
do. Northern per sack l.5oal6o: do. per bushel.
4os6o; new yGms per bbl, 2ooa25i new yellow sweet
pctatOes per bbl., 125s2-7S; beGns. per basket 2a
500; c1bbaRe per b6l., 75aso; carrots. nearby. per
lettuce. nearby. per basket, 75al5o; Florida, per
basket, 2OOa25; cymblingA' per crate snA5o;
celery, per dozen. aaei eucumbers, hothouss.
per doz. 5aaSO; onions. per looIb. sack. Ll5Ale .;
homegrown tomatoes. per boz. 5Oal.O: beets
per bunch. Z1s3; eggplant. per case. 2ooa2 3;
0kra per crate T5al-5; caulihOHef, per erate looa
l2; do; per 66l. Soa3@ -
By the pound unless otherwise atsdl-ButtsI
md EtArs large. sao: carp, sss: Gocls. peT bbI.,
100: mAckerei. 3; rock. boiling. %: do. medium Ii
nan. loGR; yellow perch. large. t2k; oo-. EraI. o.
Ealmon trout loals; rsJ trout, large san; d.,
mall Salo; founders. tsl9s4; eathsh. Ioal1: green
pike. native. IS; eels. medium to large 6aB: spots.
lI-Es. Is: thilors large u; EturEeons dressed. ..
do. Gkin on %: clans. Der 100. In: Snappsn. u
EiIe. loal2: bluehsh. fresh. IS: salmon. fresh. %:
Boston mackerel. each, 20; lobsteTA s.; cab meat.
per qt, %; do. fake. qt.. 90: sea bass per h.,
IS; scallops. PER ct. IS: Potomac bass. large. per
ID. 3; do. small. IS: shrimp. per Qt.. j
DRESSED ucED) PoULTRY-chicksns. pr n.
l6sl7; hens. choice per h.. l5al5; ducks. per Ih.
Hl5; turkeys. choice. per H., saD; fair to good.
per h.. HAls; roosteTs. per h., lial2
FRUITS-Apples, pef bbL, l.5oa3.T5; lemons per
box L5Oa2 30; oranges California. Per box. 35OaIOo;
do, Florida. 2ooG20; grapefruit. PR crate.
1ooa25o: pineapples. per crat.. &ooa3sO: ltnss.
per 100, SSlo. Erapes. Concord, per basket. 1ia
u IL; do. NAgaa. usl2 l2; pears. Sickle, pr bAs-
ket, 2ElS. per bushel basket. 20oa20.
LIVE ST0CK-Veal calves. prime pr h.. l2;
do. medium. per h. l0aIl: do. heavy. s1s; spring
lambs. per ID, sas.
DRESSED GOODS-Pork choice. light to
medium weights. per h. Sail.
SEEDS-CloTer. red. per h.. 12sal5; AlSike, I5al4
red top Tor herds ErsSsl. per b. a25: blue Erass
Per bu., Lo5; timothy. per bu-, 20125; orchard
grISs per buAbel, L65al75; seed rye, per bus. Loo
BAY. STRAW. AND CORN-aay. best timothy
new. per ton. I.o0; straw. DID, long rye. pr ten.
%: wheat straw. per ton. 100; com. ear. psI
bbl., 4.75; new corn. PEI bbl.. SA
WOOL AND HIDES-WooI. washed. fres d
6urS, per ID. %: wool. unuRshed per h.. nan;
hides. dry. per lh.. nan; Alt hices. dry. pr II.
Ham salt hides. green per lb, ls; cafIktnA EreeA
each. l5OS2Oo; green hides per H., Is
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
COAL HEAVERS' GIFT
GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
Pennies Pour in for Aid Of Belgians.
Mrs. Logan Appreciates Small
Donations.

"'Tain't much. missus. but ! shore am
glad to help dem little Belgians," said a
burly negro coal driver yesterday as he
wiped several pennies on a grimy coat
sleeve before presenting them to Mrs.
Ellis Logan.
A tear sparkled in the eye of Mrs.
Logan, who stands each day in the en-
trance of o. j. De Molrs and receives
coins from little children and older folks
for her penny fund collection for suffer-
iEg Belgians.
Its the fact that they can give as
little as a penny for the help OF the suf-
fering that opens their hearts," Mrs.
Logan said, land would rather receive
a copper from a big heart like this mans
than a SO bill from a professional philan-
thropist"
Miss Emily Briggs, Miss Elizabeth
Sawtelle and Master Motter Cunningham
all in quaint colonial costumes, assisted
Mrs. Logan yesterday in collecting the
pennies, and Miss Mary Decker stood
outside the De MOll store and accepted
the aid.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
GOMPERS REELECTED
FEDERATION CHIEF
Labor Convention Returns All Officers
to O6ce-Vote on Presidency
Practically Unanimous.

Philadelphia. Nov. 2L-Samuel Com
pers was reelected president OF the
American Federation Of Labor today by
q vote which was almost unanimous.
The other officers reelected were: First
vice president, James Duncan, Quincy,
Mass. Granite Cutters Union; second
vice president, James O'Connell, of Wash
ington. machinists' union; third vice pres
ident D. A. Hayes, Philadelphia, glass
blowers union; fourth vice president, J.
F. Valentine. Cincinnati, iron molders'
union; NTH vice president, John r. AL
pine, Chicago, plumbers union; sixth
vice president, H. B. Perham, st. Louis
carpenters union; eight vice president
Mr.. Green; treasurer. John D. Lennon.
Bloomington, Ill, tailors' and cutters
union, and secretary. Frank Morrison,
Washington, typographical union.
The legal war prediction as a con-
sequence Of the Clayton antitrust bill
which, as recently passed, exempts strik-
ing union organizations from court in
functions had its real beginning at the
convention today, when the federation
pledged all its resources to the coming
battle to decide the constitutionality OF
the new act.