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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
MntrmoGil llmIna.

9ldo thirst in Der 9i0be BON 9eloir
cine @5i@uuo binob. Sin &oi.
ia9icr i6pcr uHO flint onoerc
lcic6t oerlest. 9Iancn Ocr Ser
leBtcn ni6t 6etauut. &omcn
BON 2lnnopolis.
9lIs gcitern Nlorgcn ein 9lutomos
bill in Der 9id6e BON 9cloir cine 80
iHling bina6itir5tc. uuroe elm Sn-
iaiie gcfd6rld uerlebt iiini ouoere
Rolioaicrc famen init leiAten gIb.
ihiirflngcn 0auon. 9loC6 0cm llniaa
milrOc oic Siccu3 BON Dem 9lutomo.
bill cntiernt, lucS1alb Die 9tomcn Der
&crlebicu bis jeet nidt in Gria6.
rlng 0c6roMt mer0en foultcn
Ger G6auffcur bate oniMcinenO
Die Gontrolc ii6cr oas 9lltomo6il
pcrlorcR, oa CT, anitott cine &llroe
5u uc9men, Die 9oi6rug binaui-
m6r. 9ls Sic MoiGine wicoer
nieocrioilitc, rib lie me6rcrc 9dumc
INN mo ii6eri@lug ii6. SSn Dem 9lli-
tono6il woreu ouBer Dem G6aiiiicur
5pci Gomen mo orei Serrcn. @iuer
Der Settcrcn ipurOe inter Dem 9luto.
mo0il 6ernorge5ogen rno nad Der
g4obnlng pon Or. &au 9ibbcr, Der
in Der 93d6c ser lluiaaitcae wo6nt,
ge6raHt Nie Nomcn porci 1al6
obnndhiig imo batten pic Die on-
Oercu {aiiogierc, 9lbibiirnm8cn am
gdn5cn aorpcr 0auongetragcn.
Eie iiini Gcrioncl melGc nit
lei6ten &crlcbluigen Oauon tonen
9ingcn on SUB na1 9elair mo nab
men IN &fcr's Garage Elm 9llitomos
bill I'M no@ Baltimore 5uriid5ula5-
rem Sic iaNtcn OaB iie bon 9Innas
polls gefonmcn moren, mollteu n6er
i6re 9lamcn nidt oiige6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
g8irO nOrscu bcsrOist.

Wlorgcn glohmittog Inn 3 llbr
finoct Oos Scic9cn6cgdngniB ocs om
Somltog an ocn 6oIgcn cincs LIN.
foaS geltorbcncu @rn. E6cooor
&rcutcr uom Erauerballic, 9lr. 303,
g}orO 9SulosfiiiroBe, ans olf ocm
..2ouoon &orf- 6rieo6oie~ itott. 9lls
@o9rtuMtrdger pcrOcu NiitglicOcr
OeS n@ilion-Yoitcns, @. 9(. st., -"
fungircn. Ger &eritor6enc mar ci-
ner Der @riinoer Ocs Surnbercins
,&ormGrts.~ Gr mur0e in 2eip3tg
cc6orcn uno fam bcreits olS fleincr
Sno6c nob 9lmcrifo. Slebcn ieincr
9Sittmc, Srou Gli5a &rcubcr, ge6.
9he9l, biutcrIdBt CT 5wei So6ne, bic
SS. gSiaiom $. unO GOmorO
arcuber, uno eincn 9ru0cr, %rn.
&crmonn &rclibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

1renl0porierci QcionmcIt. User in
gSicn nod ocm Central 6rieoboi BIN.
ou3 pilacrt ser ftnoet ouf oicicm
g9cQc in scr 0oDiu hibrenocn &or'
itootiroBc iibcr cincm ie6r cinfadcn
Norbicrlooen oie itol5c 9luildriit:
.@ronO &olfsiriiciir.~ Ob es iid
cobei Inn einen ein5elucu 6oa bon-
oclt oocr ob cs nod mebr ocrort in
9eicu aie6t. lit porlduiig uncrmittcIt
bad ldbt cs iih bel Der bctonntcn
Gorlic6c 0cr Gciterrcihcr fiir6rcmo.
portcr nit grober gSo6ricbcinlidteit
pcrnutbcn. OoB obcr aud in
GcutihlanO in 0icicr Ninlibt nod
picl 5u bciicrn it, oofiir 5cliat Elm
&eiipicl aus &cip5ig, Su cincrgSIrtb-
idoit auf Scr 9uh9clperbc glusltcl.
hng fiu0et elm 9cindcr cine nit
Sremop0rtcrn .ocipidte Spciiefartc
init scr ihoneu llcbcrihrift DSunh"
gllS cr Oem @elncr 0oriibcr lcine
&crprnocung msOriidt ontportct
Ocr i6n Oos miiBtcn iic 10 mahen
iie bdttcn ooh irou50iiis6e CD Slide
@robig. D@oncn 8crr Som.
mcr5ienratb pielciht cine oltocitihc
Nroht sum aoitiimicit aulcacn2"
,SSoS 1eiBt altOeutib ih tra8c mir
nenc Sobcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
9lnf Ocm gscac scr Sciicruae.

5iinf Scucrlpcbrlcltc, mcl6c bci m
20i6cn ocS 9ronOcs Ger ,,9ieoO @ro.
Qucn. mo G6cmifoGen.Go."> ON
Somltog 9(bcuO pcrlcst porOcn ma
rcn bcfinOeu iiM lolt Oen 9ugobcn
Or. s. s. %alcntini's, Oes 9cportcs
mcuts 9(r5tcs, oiif Dem 9Sc8c Der
@cIlcrlnq. @s iinO Dies 5cucrbcf
g. $. @urfborOt SdIou@fiibrcr
6rcocrid 0ieB, S6lau6fiibrcr 90
moro GonncllD; Gbcf ocS A. 0iltriftS
6. 9ouis S6ipIeD imO Sicutcnant
GOporO @coH. &r. &alpb 9(. Scat.
tons, Scr @ei6ditsfii6rer Scr Gom-
nogaic, crflGrtc, nidt i'm Stonoc 81
icin, Oeu SNoocn 5u bcnenncn,
fiigte icoo6 bin5u Oob iib fir
100000 bis 100000 &orrdtbc in
ocm @cbGu0e 6efnnoen 8eiOc iins
terc Stodmcrfc 6runntcn ooilitdn0i9
aus. 0lrb @oiicr murOcn ouC6 nod
cine 9ln5obl Seller in Der ndcbitcn
llngcbimg bci6GOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Die SecmscIrittcr.

9liiiicu iiir Oen T. Sfot.GougreB,
DER 9lniou0 nd1itcn Wlouots IN
glew Yorf iiottiiuocu miro. r.
GoS %rogronm Der 6eIt6e6truc
OcS 9}orOoitli6en Sfotber6anOcs.
9oltinore's @en5eIritter, 5u Ocnen
in erltcr 9itie oie WiitglicOcr OeS
nSpme &iln alu6s~ 0e6oren riiIicn
sur 3cit fir Oic T6eilno6me am T.
Sfot GougreB OeS 9torO0ltli1cn
Stotber6anOeS, meIHer am 6. lnO T..
giobember i'm Serroce @orocn in
giem-Yorf itottfinoet. Seit fat clnem
So6r iNon bercitct man lb in @rob.
giem.Yorf olIf oieies SolpterelgnB
cines jeOeu @eu5elio6reS Dor, mo
uie 6crcitS 0ie arrangements Oernm-
t6en loiien iueroen Die @pt6om. .Sfot-
Ter i6ren Men5clfreunOcn 5eigen, p;e
moa einen goll5 groBortigen Sfoi.
GongreB bdlt. Sic 9etbeilignng miro
BON Soften oller Clubs Oes ytoro6lt-
liben Sfotper6onoes refor0brecbenO
iein, o6er au6 bic 9to6barItoaten,
Dor allen Gingen 9}etGnglonO,
Eennipluanicn uuO MlorDlonO, wer-
ben itorfc u6G6nlein@ mutbigcr SSen-
5elritter ihiden, unO oomit Ole ouh
i6re 9ur9frouen mit6ringen fonnen,
bat man Elm Frogromm aliigeitelt,
bei Dem ioow6l Die Sitter ais ou6
Oie 9urgiroien ouf bic Soften font.
men mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
glaam idIimmeg Nn0e.

%icnic in vSinons Gori" cnoei nit
Sdlaacrci mo 5t1c6erci So.
icpD alinc in ocu 3liiden aci6oi.
icn &oIijiit Garter bon Der
GounigaEoli5ci augc9riiieu
@lebrere 9cr6aiiuugen.
Sei ciucm Strcit in .simou's
@arf4 0etcru N2orgen mlroe ein
Monn ourb cincn ScbuB peruuuoct
mO 5luei onoere 0erleti. @ol3iit
Garter BON ser Baltimore. Gourp-
9'oli5ei ser 0ca 1trdt iNGblcn
wo0te luuroc angcgriiicn m0 miB-
6ouoclt naA0gm i0m icine Q4aiien
obgcnomncu porOcn waren. Gr
mare ricaeiMt i,6lupu 5ugeriAtct
worOcn uclm i1w nidt glnOrcu
S@niiOt,, Gin Nuiiier 5u Nilic ges
eilt mdrc SMni0t wir0c ucrbaitet
imO auacihuloiat 1oiep6 Slime 2i
Sabre olt BON 9ir. 1915, S6afc-
ipcare- STRIDE, in Sen 9aideu geiboi-
len 5l BADEN. &linc liegt i'm st.
Aoicp6S-6oipitol Die bei0en onocrcn
&erlebtcn iinO Soc SlD6olc5gt bon
9|r. 500, Nliltou.9lueme. lm0 So6n
@ogner bon 9lr. 1916. C6ames Str.
Der Streit 6eaann ais cine gIn-
5a6l inger Nidnncr Ocn @orf ucr-
licB, in mclHem cii Gicnic obac6als
ten lporOen mar. 9ns @oli5iii Garter
0r0mno idaiicn moaie. ielen ciuiae
DER 9uriGcn iiber ION 6er mo cnt-
mnllnetcn i'm uoraui lie ibn nit
,yilBtritlcn bc6anOclicu
SSc9cn an9e6litcu lmacbii6rlirbcu
Sctragcn9 mur0e anBerocu 9loour
5c6ulb BON g}r. 2t25. Gotcrn 9lye.
imO 2. 5dulb BON 9}r. 2t2l Gan-
tou-9loenuc, oerbaitct imo uub oct
Gonton-Eoli5eiitation geianot wobiu
auA bic 6eiOen &erIebiel ac6radt
morOcn maren. noh0em iic Or V.
2. Suolcr 6ebonoclt bate Ole Scr.
boitcten ucg0en beu;c 9li6tcr @omen
porgeii1rt mcrOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

@cmiit6lid. N 6auSirau GU
Oem a6ge6enOcn 0icnitmGoHen):
.Gott iei Can't, OoB i6 Sic pieoer
los bin. Sn sen uicr5ebn Eagtn, sic
Sic bci mir morcn 6o6e iA mid mc6r
gedrgert. ais iouit i'm gan5en Su6rl@
0ienitmdoden (gutniit6ia) u9la,
Wiooomc, 6cocnfcn sic o6cr ouh,
mas sic iiir einen ih0ncn @eiprGcbS.
itoff in rSbrcm n6cbiicn @oiiccfr0n5-
cben bn6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
0Cl9aftS. S.&cglDcllCr.
Wdder-, Gouoitor- uno Sctel'
gcoarfS.Nrtifel.
Stc Tl9ers & cids 60. iO4 S.s9cmdrosSit

3citungcn, 3eitldriften etc.
,,She VtiMure Weiuc Gp.", @rncii 9. 8nncr,
GcI6dIiSiaDrcr 227 NorosGaIoeri.Sirabe.
NeutIdc giihcr u,.o 3eii9hriften.
". oanin6. 10 Noro o,FoppIeion.etrsBs
Ynu.Wlotcridlicn, Ebiiren Jenlter'
robmen. 2aoen etc
Sames S. EUIter & So. t15--117 snb-5rsos
rsdTSirabe.
gIationols sVonten.
,,sps cIb Tuwn MatlunaI 1aul," 0ob, uHb
@rcicr Strnhe Sacoh W. SBuvl. StdltocHt'
NcnrD 8. Nebnc. Noiftcr.
,secunb MaticnaI NnnL" 432 Snossroaopds
..gesiteru Vatisnol 9ami," IA Roro.Guiaw
Strnbe. g8. uQnrrioit ilaIilier;
.4armerS' nno Nlrrhunts 9atiuHas UaHL"
Souibs uno HcmSoro'Strnke.
-
StoptS.@anfcn.
,DenH@e gaut nor 9otiImors," NaIi'aIors. UNI
Soni6oO Sirnbc NuQul; tgebcr. %gdhbeut
@ournb Y. Habbt, S@otmciiicr'
Gpor.9anten.
..DsmHbr etarbant von waItimprs," gniaIs
unb AdItinlorcsSirnBe
Wormcr. iln0 @ronit- -Wcrfe.
9. cusartner & eUns. 22a Rotb.eOorIsssit.
2onowiribIboitlide @erGtbe unS
S1mereien.
grIHItt.xurner &c., 2O5 MorS. Raea. .etrabe
9lcOofotcn.
QarI ~ 3d. @mult, 300 e. Bdmls@irube
@Hitapas a5rO, 26i-269 @alberi crslotno.
YIumbino, 6uruaces, Tanges uno
Oeicn, Tnd0edcn uno &innen
geuneit @rpS. b23 Slc.b'SremontsDcnue.
@upierIbnic0e un0 ElmberS.
3udn Subsrt, t7il Tbame8. @irabe. g. 4 ..
1eIcgbos: 9guIie 1929.
@tHcntblWS N0cnten mo 3dnoler.
Fisrrr 6. Insou a aCStew. 10 CnneGi"atsn.
Sirdbe.
5uuer. .&criiherinQeN
.,MppaI Sniurauce 50. Of 2iverpool," 9,rru m
9sarIicio, Rciiocn3, ,Iinnnqcr. 101-103 S6anb
ber Of Commerce 9'uiloing.
,,crrmnnln t5encrVcriidcrnn0e @cieliMait,@
Baltimore uilo Torlb'StrnRe
Vlcbplaticn, Wetnsl eie.
apeH, Gsntin & 6o. (IntOrysTtrtl. iS--ib
BalocrfionsGircbe.
EinnoS iu0 Srgcia.
Gbas. H. ehsfL Norb'nibrribs s@trnbs.
GiIcnpuarcn oncr 9(rt un0 Sui.
idnlieo- 3ubcb0r.
&. ecUit VnNne Co., 362 36l gorosGdbSir
neutrality-suspicious.
.SOHIrllbatea 2pan Co." Inrb'@oo'etrohs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
geindlt icinc NLtcrn.

Nr.l Scrome 9. &olt. 3o1lmciitcr.
9liiiitent ulf Dem &ricgsidiff g@lin.
neioto," 6ciinoct iid SIR 8cit bel lei.
ncn Gltcrn @rn. imO 6rou Or. @il.
liam S8olf. gtr. 1912, @tcGuaob.
StroBe, oif @eiud. Seit Dem 30.
glpril 6otte er iid in %ero Gri3 imo
Tnnlpie0 bcilnOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

3u pieI DerIou9t. - @tu-
iifalicn0dnoler: u@iiuibcn Sie Oos
2ico fir bobc oocr tieic Stimme?"
aunoin uSo, i6 weiB nidt, eS
ioa gum @eiAenf oiencn =. fonnen
Sic'S mir nicbt in beiocn Stimmcn
NAL Doriingen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Gdiein.Solo o6ne fiini Wloioooren
nit SHucioer oen &or5ug por Oem
ciufod acwonncucn 9rcij Solo o6nc
iiini 6o6en
10. 4reis Sir OoS bo@ite gcmon-
meme Gin5clipieI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

6rcd. @loOdme: u@}imo, oos
lit a6cr Ooh Elm 6is6en itortl Sic
6o6cn ia icoc @otc cincn anocren
@rGutignml" a06in; oSo, Nla.
Oomc, ldugcr olS cine S8ode bdltS ia
bel oem niieroblcn @iicn fciner aus. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Gos 9Sro9romm. M NJ.

Sonutog, Oen g. Septem6er.
Gon 10 ll6r @ornlittog5 an: Gmt
pioug itno He9iitrirlng Der Gelegu'
Ten lmo Mit9Iieoer gluSga6c Der 9lb-
5ei1en.
, ll6r 9}odmittogS: 0eIegotcu-
Sibuug. GooeSoronung: @a6l Der
9comteu oes HorSoiili6en Sfotoer-
6onOes, ionic gSo6l Der n0biten
GongreB.Stoot. entgegeunobme bon
Gomiteberidten mo ionitiger SIn-
trogc
5 ll6r 9}o6mittogs 9(niang Oes I.
Gurniers. 9lniprobe Oes G6renpr6ll'
oentcn Der 6eit6c6oroe, $errn ser.
mann &i0ocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

3mcifcl6oftes COB.
ugSie puroe Sore 9feOc oenn ouige-
nommen2~ iragtc Elm @elinnlnasgc-
noiic ocn 9lgitotor. sd fam So
ncn iagcn ais i9 mid i6lieBlih
icBtc, mcinten Pile, cs iei oos @citc,
mas id9 jc oeleiitet bdttc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
1IrnnaIGidI mni as icln.

Gic u3eitiAriit ocs 9la0cnlcincn
0citiAcn Spro@pcrcins 1ot ciuige
meme NcrIcn oMi 0em MehIele Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

AANHN.
5 ll6r 9}ohmittogs: 9lnfang Oes I.
GurnierS. glniprohe oes G6renprdii'
oenten Der 6eIt6c6oroe, Serrn ser
mom 9liOocr.
GomensFrogromm.
%on 10 ll6r &ormittags on; Gm'
piong Der @dite unO 9luSgobc Ocr
9l65ciben.
8 ll6r 9iodnittooS &oiice unO Gr-
friiHungen
3 llbr 9Iodmiiioes @eribeOcnc
&reisipiele nit acknowledgements
%reispcrt6eilung.
Wlontog, oeu 7. SeptemOcr.
8 ll6r 30 @ornlitto9s: 3uiomnen.
trciieu i'm Gcrroce @orOen, pon uo
man iib nm 10 ll6r 9emeinihoftlid
5un 6rii6ihoppen imO @abeItrii6.
Itiid nod Scr @ctcr Goelger 9rouc-
rel glr. A07, GIt 50. ShaBe, 5uiibcu
ser I. g(peuuc mo 9lpcnue gl, begtbt-
9 ll6r 9}obmitiogS. 9Iniong OcS ,.
Gurniers.
s llbr gl6cnOs. Gomncrs nit Ga-
men inn Eerrocc @orGcn. 9efannt-
mohung Der Yreisgewiuner-
TomentBrOgromm.
0 ll6r 80 @ormittogS: 3uiommen.
trciien I'M Gcrrocc @oroen, BON 100
man ii6 inn 10 ll6r gum 6rii6iNop-
pen rno @obelirii6itii 5nr %eier
Eoelqcr 9roucrci 9ir. 407 Sit So.
Sirobc, 5piihen Der T. 9pcnuc mo
9lueuue u, 6egiebt
1 ll6r 10 9tohmittogs: 9I6iabrt
pom Serrocc @oroen sur 9iodmit'
tags @oritcllmg i'm @ippoOronL 6.
glpenue, 5piidcn DER 43. unO "A.
StroBc.
6 ll6r 9l6enos: 9onfett i'm Gerrocc
@urOen
s ll6r SlbcnOs: E6cilno6me aul
Gonmers.
Tfe @rciS Sfoln.
Sic @reis-Sfolo. nod Der mon ooS
Rciultot Der Gin5elipiele bellrtbelien
miro, 1T Die iolgenOe:
I. @reis: Sir Die meiiten gelpoa-
ncncn 9Sinfte, no6 9lb5ug Ger Der
lorcncn gci @leih6eit Der gcwon.
nencn @Sinftc Bat oerienige oen Dor.
5ug, pelcbcr Die mciiteu gewonnenei
Spicle, noh 9lb5ig Der uerloreneu,
Got,
3. %rcis: Sir Oie mciiten eewou-
ncnen Spielc, nuf 9Ib5ug ser pcr.
lorcncn. @ei @leih6eit Der gcwon.
ucnen Spiele bat oericuioc oen %or-
i5ug. melher Die mciiten gcponnenen
Yunfte, naN 9lb5ug Der uerlorcuen.
Bat
g. @rciS: Sir oic 5weit60hTtc
Eltntt5o6l
A. %reis Sir Die 5meit6obite 9ln.
5o6l oepourener Spiele.
8. 9Srcis. Sir Die Oritt6oNitl
@lnft5o6l.
s. 9SreiS Sir bic oritt6oditc Sln.
jo6l gewonnener Spiele.
T. EreiS: Sir Die piertb0ditl
@unfi5o6l
s. Greis Sir Die uicrtb0hltc 9ln
Su6l gemonucncr Spiele.
Q. BrciS: Sir Oos Solo o6ne 81,
meiItcn MotoOoren, mo6ei sic 606crl
5arbc itets ocn gor5ug Bat, mn
pcm SHneiOer in elmer nieoriqe
ren Sor6e genodt miro, 10 6o
oieieS Spiel 0en &or5ug Dor Sen
cnnioN gewomcncn Spicl in ser 60
6ereu Sor6c So wiiroe 5um @eiipie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
8m perfanfsn:


mnoelne GcmiiicsSnrm bon l6 Idcru, HIo1c'
hsouo nabe BcldirsNrno. Nud3ulruQcn BET
SssturifCn & Mcrrifcn, Hr. 100, Clt2erln9tpn'
C"ohe. (Snli30 .1uS, ,1nlD
aolnQl 3nmcr %iua. 5c 6aDrgeIo, 0arLoros
koou6oi Grbuicnbdunlc, arobes 0jrunoiind
Rae,VO obnc Gruno5ins. 8inlmcrs0aue in
eo.toolis Baltimore, ncbriqe llnioiicu. Bar
kn slorciire M. Is. 40", Dentldler Snrre'
wonoehi (Sulils,t1ND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
4eNcs St25O.

o. oSmei outoe6anic 9duIcr Co 9mmcr mo
itesso N icoen orobe Simmer nno 0oi IN be-
hit, NrnnunQ. 0nnalilaiunS Scrbin0un1. ca
S1sqre 6nridhfnQcn gamplnb rs bel 30.
@oog9tliebe 9lnSodbcn $4,000, gebmc Ndliie IN
6e;aat lilo Rct aui &Opo6ci yn@5utr1oen
'''H Ncilbcr sir. 715, NurosNnlio on-StraRe
NNnli3f tW{D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
GomenS SlSrogroum.

Bon 10 ll6r Gormittags on: Gm.
piong Der @dite uno 9luSgobc DER
9l6jciden.
3 llbr 9ioGuiitto9S; &oiiee unO Gr-
friic6ungen.
3 ll6r 9Iodmiiioos: @ericbieOenc
&reisipielc nit acknowledgements
@Sreispcrt6eiluug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

,,SuutB-SCrIcO- 1nrmcn": SinI bis jiini8eDn
adcr cbenes 2dno fir $4,000 ben gldcr gln,
bablune $500, ram $l.O0 Die gSocbc poer $500
EdbcrcS Ipredc brr S6cr itbrcibc an Gnrl ".
Nrme, 1919 ". eyahettc. .str. Baltimore, wlO.
fSunu0i 81 TO,GU-)
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

100000. most Of which grows out of the bonds
Issued for the GuRyaquil and Quito railway. These
are held in England. France and the United States.
The provision made for the sanitation of Guaya-
quill carried with 1t prospective loan of 100000
900. proposition which brought to New
York bankers year was for blanket loan
OF $4,000 900 to $50 900 to take outstanding
obligations. provide for the sanitation OF Guaya-
quill and leave a balance for national purposes.
A New York banking house a few years ago tided
Ecuador over strngency by means OF a tenn
porary loan and realized very handsome profit
Peru after the war with Chile in 1881, left
with debt monumental that it never could
have recovered II the burden had remained. The
country worked out of the situation by turning
over the state railways under long lease to the
Peruvian corporation, which also given the
remaining gnano deposits and various land con
cessions.
The Peruvian corporation and the government
have had more less friction under the arrange
ment but far Its status a borrowing
tion was concerned PER- able TO face the
world without a big debt During the last quarter
of a century the total Indebtedness incurred has
not been large. 1t now amounts approximately 20
s3500c.000. Peru in the market for loan
when the European broke out.
Bolivia. the midcontinent country OF South
America left by the with Chile without.
seaport. also able to start the peace with
big national 1abt The amount of the diff
ferent forms of what may ne called the Bolivian
debt is between 100000 900 and s2O.O000O0
Paraguay on account of its numerous revou-
tions and possibly for other reasons. never has
had much success in securing money from Eu-
rope Its present public debt is between S12,G00-
900 and $4,000 900. The opening of railway com
muncations with Buenos Aires and uther chap
ters Of peaceful development have inclined Euro
pean fnanciers to look more favorably on Para
quay, and a loan for the country was in prospect
until a month ago. Now, If Paraguay borrows, 1t
will have to be In New York instead of in London.
Taking the group OF countries which not
large borrowers out of ken. it will be found that
the bulk of the public debts of South American
countries are those of the Argentine republic.
Brazil. Chile and Uruguay This group OF coun
tries owes Europe-that is, the governments owe
Europe-more than S1.700 100000. They able
to meet their obligations, though some of the
loans may require refunding on new basis.
The borrowing nations are really the Abe.
or mediating South American countries which
helped President Wilson settle the Mexican i'm
broglio and Uruguay.
The total of the Argentine obligations is varia
BILE according to the amount of cedulas, or
tonal mortgage bonds which in circulation
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
USE WALKING WOOD IN
ATTACK UPON GERMANS

London.-A correspondent describes
a walking wood at Crecy. The French
and British cut down trees and armed
themselves with the branches. Line
after line OF infantry, each man bear
ing branch. then moved forward un-
observed toward the enemy.
Behind them, amid the Topped tree
trunks. the artillerymen fixed them
selves and placed 1S-pounders 10 cover
TIE moving wood
The attack. which followed. won
the success 1t merited 1t almost went
wrong. however, for the French cav.
airy, which was following, made a de
tour to pass the wood and dashed into
view near the ammunition reserves OF
the allies.
German shells began falling there
abouts, but British soldiers. went W
the hills and pulled the boxes of am
munition out OF the way of the Ger,
man shells Ammunition and men came
through unscathed. BY evening the
enemy had been cleared from the
Marne district.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

wben the Inevitable readjustment takes place,
Brazil most likely will seek to place her loans
in the United States A.,
chtIs now has outstanding obligations in the
nature Of public debts to the amount of $4,000.
OoO The country has borrowed largely on tne
underlying security Of the nitrate BEDS ana the
revenue to be obtained from them The European
war interferes with the demand for these fertii-
i,ers and a Temporary result may be that the
workmep In many of the nitrate fields will be out
of employment. However, the permanent source
of wealth which Chile possesses In the nitrate
beds remains.
assumed to have a pretty large debt, since the
total now amounts to S13s,000.000 Yet the re-
public which is on the gold standard and whicn
has a dollar worth more than the dollar OF the
United States holds high rank In European IMAM
ciaI circles because of the certainty with whicn
its financial obligations have been met.
A few months ago when emergency loan OF
$40 900 900 was wanted Uruguay made vain enorts
to place It in the United States. Ultimately II
had to be placed in London. Paris and Antwerp,
at s6h
Nv far the larger part of the public debts of
the South American countries is held in England
While some of the loans which have been placed
through London have been apportioned to other
monetary centers in Europe and have been alb
sorbed on the continent probably between seventy
and seyenty-fve per cent Of the obligations re-
main in England
These general facts about :he debts of the
South American countries and their distribution
In Europe are essential to know in Judging OF
the probability of American capital at some Pc
riod in the near future relieving Europe of part
OF its South American financial burden. Hereto
fore there has been market In the United
States.
The main question recurs. and on II depend in
large degree the future trade relations OF the
United States with South America: Can the
United States spare South America $500. 900
during the next five years? Can 1t supply $780,.
200 900 during the next IL months,