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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
NO SACRIFICE OF OUR
STOCKS IN LONDON
Exchange There Cables Agree
ment to Abide by Clos
ing Prices.
LIQUIDATION FEAR ENDS

stock Exchange governors, bankers and
the financial community generally received
with enthusiasm yesterday the cable from
the London Stock Exchange that Il would
not permit transactions in American Sc
curities at prices below the English equiv
alent Of the American price at the closing
July 80.
Financial opinion interpreted this action
as long step toward the reopcnng of
tho exchange within a reasonable time.
step that could be taken, II was said, with
out cooperation with London. II meant.
according to authorities, that the great
London market which il the best index OF
European sentiment on American securi-
ties, will not press a flood OF liquidation on
this market
shows Growing Confidence.
This expression OF the growing con-
fdence abroad in American as well as
British securities served to bear out the
cables that international bankers here
have been receiving during the week Some
OF the biggest International bankers have
been informed by their English and
French partners and correspondents that
financial sentiment in their countries L.
steadily improving. II was said that
French holders of American securities are
not pressing them at all for sale.
English holders. II i- said. are not In the
least anxious to sell Americans and will
do so only to tho extent Of meeting press
ing demands for cash.
The cable message received by the New
York Stock Exchange from the London
exchange and the reply of New York are
as follows:
LONDON. October 3, 1914.
Ely secretary Stock Exchange,
New York.
THE committee for general purposes
have this day confirmed the following res.
olutions Resolved. That owing 10 tho
exceptional circumstances now prevailing
no member shall do IA bargain or negotiate
q purchase or sale whether between mem
hers or non-mcnibers in securities dealt
In in the American market at a less price
than the English equivalent Of tho New
York closing prices Of Thursday, the 3oth
OF July, That all bargains IN such So
curities shall be for cash and no time
bargains OF options shall he allowed
EDWARD SArTERrHwhtTr.
Secretary Stock Exchange. London.
London"
NEW York. October 3. 1914.
EDWARD SATTERTH WAITE. secretary
stock Exchange London. England
Your cablegram Is received The ac-
ton Of your committee viii he n great
help and is much appreciated by this ex-
change.
GEORGE W ELY. secretary"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04

Company and Rubber Goods Manufactur-
ing Company In addition to the New
York Yacht Club Mr.. Ford belongs to the
National Arts. Calumet and New York
Athletic clubs.
Mr.. Ford liz u son OF the late John r..
Ford, one of the pioneers in the rubber
business In New York. who died In 1897.
leaving an estate of more than $1,000. 900
to his sons James u. and J. Howard Ford,
and to his daughter. Harriet, the wife
OF Dr. Everett Herrlck. The elder Ford
made his sons and his son-ln-law executors
OF his will but concerning his son James
IL. Ford he said:
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Hnd Fathers Confidence,

II request and direct that James r.
Ford shall have and exercise the chief
control in the management OF the affairs
of my estate. as executor and trustee. he
not failing to consult the opinion and
wishes of the others in the execution Of
his duties. make this request by reason
of his greater age and experience as my
agent In the latter years Of my life, and
not as "a discrimination between my sous
arising from any less affection for one
than for the others"
James Il. Ford inherited about $500, 900
from his father but he had already ac-
cumulated "A small fortune by his own
efforts. His wealth was greatly increased
through the death on March . last OF
his brother. J. Howard Ford. who gave
him his entire estate, estimated at
81. 0OO. 900. Mr.. Fords sister, Mrs. Her
rick. died on June 6, 1912. leaving an &C.
tate Of t96s.2l2 She gave her two
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Upon the receipt OF this letter viii you
Kindly call upoa your contributors 10 make
immediate payment In gold or gold GER
tifcRtes of IS per cent Of their respective
contributions. which payments should he
made to the committee In your city with
whom subscriptions were made, that com
rrittee giving such temporary receipts as
may bc appropriate indicating, however.
hat for the same there will be sub
stituted the certificates Of contribution
IN form OF the enclosed specimen hereby
lodged by us with your to he issued by
the gold fund committee. and so to be
held by the New York city correspondents
Of such contributors. Payments ac-
cumula;ed by your committee should he
transmitted to the gold fund committee
at New York Clearing House Association
Building. New York CITY. upon the re-
ceipt by yourself OF Geographic advice
from the Undersigned.
"Trans fers should he made through the
nearest Sub-Treasury or by express ship
ment. insured. whichever may be the less
expensive. All expenses. including insur-
Pnce. should be prepaid and = statement
of the total OF such expense forwarded TO
the gold fund committee In New York
city. on receipt Of which remittance 10
cover VII De made All shipments made
direct . tlse gold fund committee tand
not through Sub-Treasury transfers)
should preferably be in gold certificates Of
the largest available denominations
rather than in coin or bars.
while the first call upon the contribu-
tors IL for o5 per cent. NJ their subscrip.
tons, the committee will distribute from
t.,'',, 20 ''.le w. lID.e..s .. .le saies UI
the greater portion OF former calls will
have been repaid to contributors I'm New
York exchange through their New York
city correspondents, aud such epay,nents
will he evidenced by Endorsements upon
the certificates or contribution OH presen-
tatIon thereof for such purpose by such
correspondents Calls suhseauent TO the
drst call. as provided In the plan. will he
so limited in amount TINT no contributor
viii at any one time have Invested I'm tho
fund an amount In excess of oh n.r cen.
OF ITS full substitution. III. difference Inv.
ing already been repaid"
Nine OF the larcest Of tho Now York
hsoks and trust compapiesi h.va aIresdv
contributed $40 ooo 0oO 10 tho first ali
s5n non of New Works SAX 600 ooo cor.
,r,hution 10 tho moo, so ,bat ..,..r,i ~,
these instItu,Ions viii not he called r,,on
"a nsrtIc,nate In nut,iny IN ,dd,,tnnai
yo,d when the call for Coz mo ooo =. g..
sued
~. o.u t,r ,ho s,s, cor ono mn ,,,
not he issued urtu mo an,,ro t,oo ooo non
1, ,Ia1oad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
Issue Special wheat Letter.

Renskorf, Lyon & Co. have issued a
special wheat letter entitled, The Pres
ent Wheat Market"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

i6eu i6rc iHweren 9elogcrlmgsgc.
lhiibe ms 9reiien Die id0licb 3mi-
iden 300 mo 400 is Geutimeter-
@ei@oiic in 0os @er5 bon @oriS
ihlen0crten. Sros 0ieier gemaItigen
9lttade mioeriiano &oris t32 Eogc
Iona Ser 9elageumg.
Scit 0anals iit ser g6n5lid ncue
uio noocrue brittle Gert6eiOiaunqS
0iirtcl onaelcgt por0eM lmO sic mi-
litdriic6en Sa6ucrildn0iaen 6e6aup.
ten, sic 9eieitigrngen ieicn ictt i'm
&roBcn inO &au5eu beOcutcno ItGr.
ter ais icnc, sic sic Ecltidcn iii
1901 porianOen
g}oG I'M Scr e 1lpc6c.
@oi6ingtoiL 20. gluguit.
Sic 6rage scr Gontrolc ser oro5tlo-
len Station Ddngt nod imuer in ser
Sdme6e. Stoatsiefretdr 9rDan BAT
in5piiHcn periud1t, Oic 3niiinnrmg
GnglonoS SIR llebernittclung oQct
oiplonotiidcn Gelcarouuc per ao-
bel Uio Sonoou SIT cr6oIten iii aber
0oinit o60c6libt.
9otidaftcr @oltcr Sincs Sage in
9onoon bcrihtete gciiern oeinStaois
Ieportemert bic 6ritiihe il 9lcglllo.
iionen 6etreficlo &o6elceuiir 6c.
itimmtcr ooB MIR GepeiMert ipel6e
5miicFcu oiploniatiic6en s0|iiiiouen
uno Der 9lcgierung 3u @ai5ington
BIN imo 6crac9cn in G6iiire poiii.
len n0gen glae onitigen Gelc.
grnmne miiiicn often geididt mer-
ocn IS lit 0nrapS 0ie 9)}ogli1fet
6crgcleitet iuorOen, 0aB Oas Stoots.
Oepartcment offcnc Gcpcideu ser
6ieigci Ocltr6en mo 0iicrrciHiid
ingariid5eu @otic6ait occcptircu imO
oieiel5cn in omcriloniihcr Gbiffre
nod orii6cn ienOeu iopic our6 sic
omcriianiiteu 9oiiAoitcr oriiben
iold5c cntge9enne6mcn f6nne gl6er
c5 ericbeint po6l 5mciiel6aft Of Gin
iolmes 9lrrou0cncnt praltiih OirA.
aeiiibrt lueroqn fonutc, iel6it mcnH
man iid bier 0o3il pcriic6en ioIltc,
Gie bieiigen &otibaiten GentidIon0s
lmo Gcltcrreid lln0arnS linO auBcr
Stoioe nit i6reu 9ie0euut0en 5li
ucrfe6rcn icitOcm Sic Sudcrton-Sto-
tion geidloiien lit. SapDiae fam
nrr oiii oicic Giiian5 enpfauaeh
o5er ldwcr oOer adr ridt icuocn.
Eiderton peibcs nod einen ouoe.
rem Svltcm orbetct fam ien0cn
o6cr mn utter 0en 0iIniii0lici gGct
tcrlntltdn0cn bier cHIpiangcn
llncrbctcncr &ommcntor.
ssoi6inQtoM 80 glu0uit.
@cncrohunjoe 9epl0eripocn, Ser GDei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

piinftlih lum S ll6r 9lben0s gcidlol-
fen mcrOen rn0 OoB nod Oicicr 3eit
9dcmono 6craus ooer 6erein fonn.
Der 3mcitc g'crtbci0iglngs8iirtel
catholt Sic bcrii1nlte TcItlng @iont
Golcrior, sic in scr @cloacgrlmg
bon 1870 oos Centrum ser 0citihcu
glttode 6iloctc. Dieie Setting iIt
ourb Eoutcs @ruDcrcS inio Sort
G6atilon Ocrltdrft. 5holid BON ocr
Stoot Iieocu sic Sorts &urD, @ictrc
Mont 9Rougc, &onocS uno %iip.
9}0rolicb bon scr Stoot licgcn oic 8
QroBcu TeihiuqcL sic St- 0cnnis
lumiGlMtct iomic sic Sorts gluDcr.
DiIlcrs lm0 Gborcaton. Sic sic 81.
c1nQc bonn QroBcn @oI0c bon Bon
az Der bcitrei6cu. 9Seoes scr bod
noOeruen Sorts oes duBcritcn Sir
tcls Bat 5ipiidcn "a imo 60 i1merc
05cidiite mo 5piiAcu GOO uno 1900
Nlonl 9eiobiug lin Die 9cfcIti
aunocn ser orci %ertbcioigtn9sgiir
tel 5l bc0icncn iino, o6galc6en bon
ocn Eruppen oic inncrbaIb ocr
Staot itotionirt meroen miiBten
rmo 10000 crforocrIid. @dlitdr
ioducritdnoigc ibobcn ooB sic @eIa
9crtma scr 91cfeiti9iiaaen Elm Seer
non cincr bnlbcn N}iaion W}mm IN
QIpiprlM nc1mcu miro.
05cuerol %. Moliie 5elomaridal,
ser Ocutiden 5ircittrdite, 0ic 1870
bis 1871 Garis beldgerten iii6rte in
iciuem @erid)t iiber sic 9elagenna
ans, 0ob oie 9(rmirng ser iran50ii
iHeu 9lrtiQeric ais me6r ais 1927
@cimiitcn bciiano, bon oeneu 200 all
aaIi6er Ocu gr0Bicl shiiisgci1iitcn
Qleidiamen Sir jcoes ojeidiib wa-
rcn 500 @eihoiie por6an0cn rn0
alBcr0cm 6atten Ole 6ranioleu cineu
GulDerporrat6 bon 3 N}ilionen &i.
loaromm. @cncralp Woltfc ruics IN
ieinem @eribt oaroui 6iM 0aB Oos
Nom6aroemeut BON 9eieiliaunQcn iln
Gcr5eu cineS icin0lihcu Sonocs
idmer uenn nidi adn5liM rnm09lid
iei e6c oaS @elageungS6eer iid I'M
9eii6 Scr @iienbo6ulimcu mo @oi.
ieriiroBen beiin0ci oif oencn ihmcro
@elagernasaeidiibe im 8r6btcn
@loBiia6c 1crauac9olt wcroei f0n-
ueu Garis iei oamals nic6t nnper-
8iialih bom6aroirt morocu, neil Oa5u
300 ibmcre Gcihiitc NIT ic 800 @c-
idloiien not6wcnoiA gcpcien mdreli
Cie 9ci6rocrinla oieicr Nci@iibc ino
W}mitiou 6dtte 1900 picrrdOeriac
@agen ino 10000 9Sicroe bean
iprldf oic uidlt 3ur &criii8na itau.
Ocn Grit ipaicr 6raNtcn pic Gent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30
LIyurtlrtnnn DOm 0rr 1. eciIe.l


iel miacrihtct por0en, pdbrcnO oic
Srau3oicu gleidl unt eritcn Gage bic
lmbcicitiatc Sto0t 9iiirnberg bonls
bnr0irien
GS if unocriidnolidl, uic yintio-
ner sic iid lcoiglid 5uiouncui@ioi.
fen inn ms on5u9rcien iid an6eis
ibid mudcm ms iibcr oie 0let6o0en
Der aricsiii0rln9cn gclebrAgcu ST..
t6eil mer0cu 3n laiicn 100 iie ielblt
orieuioliide 9laiicu in Den aampf
biucinaejoqcu mo airitaniibe iuio
inoiidc Eutppen nad 6rantrcid1 gc-
bolt babcn Sic iiir iie Sdladtcn
mislGnpicn ioaeH
Wrni BON Gcrnitorii crtldric tcinc
9'cldiguua ii6cr cine SociMlac6t in
Der 9toroice er6altcn sat 6a6en, bielt
ober pic 0ielomig uibt fir imma9r-
idleinGh
n,Sb 6alic a6er ocn aanipf nidt
fir beopiiteno,0 ioatc CT o2lnicbci-
ncnO Dat Sic aau3c briiii1e 5lottc
efp1c oclui6c arcu5cr, Die mii Dem
g9acbtoienii marcn onaeariiicu. &iels
lcidt III es i6neu gclinaen crni9e
mcniae oooon ann Sinfcu 5u brin.
gen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

6uB bobe 5tciuHalcr bic liH itH bic
alten Sto0ttbcle ihlingt mo cine
Sduge bon 3mciuno5pan3ia @lcilen
Bat jmeitcnllS, iieb5ebn hi 2l6itGnoca
angclc9tc Gia5cliort5 oercn ieocs
5pei l}cilcn alBer6dl6 Der Stein.
nloucr licgt nnD bic eiucii Siirtcl BON
31 Mieilcn Sdugc bil0cn orittens, Der
diBcrc ,5cihugsgiirtcl Don 75 glei.
len 2duac. 0ie SORTS OeS dnBeren
c5iirtcl5 iicgen mli 0en S66cn, pic
oas 5cnc6al be5erriAen
,Sc0cr oieier 0rci @iirtcl aus Stein
liuo Sto0l bil0ct cin 9eieitglags-
5piicn iiir ii@ icl1it Gic Sorts
iino Oirb Rcoolltca @oiiionen mo
C5lucis perbmocn, bic Elm &rel8icuer
ac9cn cincn aus iracno cincr hid.
timq ouriiden0ca 5cin0 crmoalidcu.
Son Scr N}oAt Observation-Disclosures
Suitcms tam man iid Gin 8ilo mae
Acu mcnn man in 9etradjt 3ie6t oaB
cs iiM ii6cr cine @oocufldt6e Don
Ac6r ais picr6inocrt 0uaoratMeilcr
critredt.
Gic Inn 9Soris lagcrnoc G2oucr
lno sic iie68c6n SORTS i'm mittlcren
ojiirtel bot 2ouis 9Sbilippe ac6ait.
Sic bcIton0cu sic ocitiNc NcIo9c-
riuuq bon iS70/7l. lmo sic duBarer
Sorts iino ieitbcr 6cOclteuo pcr.
itdrft moroen Der brittle uno oil.
Bcritc Scihmgsoiirtel Scr iiM ii6cr
sic Siiacl bon Ct. @crmainc Cor
miles imo giIIicrs 6iu8icbt be.
iicbt ans moocrucn Sorts nit @otte'
rien ino ihwcren @eihiiBcn ocs al.
Icrncueitcu Egps.
Der iucre 0jiirtcl inihlieBt oic
tclmntcitcn lmo mi6tiaiten Staot
ibcilc. ooritnter oic @eiddftspierteI
entIong Scr @oulcDnros, bic @o6n-
oiertcl im 9}oroen imo g8citcn Scr
Stnot, 0as Glarticr 2otin iro an.
ocre %icrtcI am ltfcr Scr Scine. 9lus
Bcr6oIb Scr @loucr 3icbcn iicb oiclc
@3cilen lana Gororte bin olS ocrca
9icliill0 9lraentatil Scr
ioiIIcs uuo @iuccnues 81 ncnnen
iino. 3piidlel Oicicn 9'ororten lics
gGcl sic Sorts 0cs awciicu ino ocs
criitcu @iirteIS 70 ongelcgt ooB iic
0ielc &orortc mo 5ualci@ oic 3ii.
eouge SIR @auptitoot beIHiibcn Die
Mouer cnt6oIt orciitnoncun5ig 90.
itionen ino iicbcnnnDicd5ig Sborc
oie o6cr 5unt Ebcil 0cal SonnOel imo
@on0cl Der ncucren 3cit sum 0pfcr
Nciallcn itno cuTQc8c6cn poroen
iia0. SIiir8licb ous 9Saris bier cin9c
lcufcur @lcl0unoci iii6rcn o0cr aus,
oaB sic nod pcrblie5cncn Sborc jcst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

9icnOiuM @n, 80 9(uauit.
Sniol9e Icb6aitcrcr 9}adirooc na6
lSrodfpaggons imo algenciuer Sci.
icrimg Der @eihGitc BAT oeitern sic
,9leaoiua-9o6n~ oie 9lr6eits5cit IN
i6ren 6ieiigcn @crfitGtteu uno in
mc6reren onoeren ldnoS oes 9abn-
ipiicuS Ncle9cncu @ertitdtten BON 40
ollf 50 Shmoep pro ISOLDE perldn-
0crt Die &crldu9erna tommt 1000
D'ann 5il gnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

1ic @oltimore-Gouit0 6oir I
oinnt am Gicnitog 5u Eimouinll ntf
miro Die aan5e @ocbe iortaele9r.
9luBer oen ocri6ieoenorti9en Au. ,.
iteaingelL oarunter audi cine slH'; .;r
glusitearng, iino &orfebrltngell ~ -.
2G 9lcunen aetrofIcn. glid N'olv' .,.
GDcle.9ieuncu peroen tdglid liaill",. -.
oen. 9lm 0}ittwo1 miro D'aVv, :,
@rciion oic 9lusitellnn0 beillbelL u'S
Ionneriiag III @ouoernenrsta9 ~" ,r
ISreitog &inocrtog, mdbreno o,'l.
Samitoa fir bic Sewo6ner pom "''
tituorc- Goimtp reicrbirt iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

1rci Sert5doigim0s Siiien sum
zHue ser NmWiiiaot. 9lueri.
faniide NSliidr sabocriidnoiac
red,nen iic 5u ser iidrtitcn Ser
@ci.
&af6ington 20 9lnapit-
Ole @cieiiiaunacu Don @aris mno
ibrc Niocritouosid9igIeit aeAci cine
Neaaerma mer0cn icBt, pa bic
Strciima1t Ser gcutibcn iih ibnen
u0hcrt unO 0as irail35iiiGe &riegS-
miuiilcriHm allc crocutlic6en NlaBrc-
acln triiit. inn ste Siaot bis sum
glenberiicn ocrt6eioigen SIT foncA
BON nilitdriiMen Gco6arbtcru sum
@cacniiauo iorsidlti0iien Stnoiums
aemani.
Ednnslcid oic iran5oliiAcu glill-
tdrbc00r0cn be3ii1li Mocr IN g3eiradlt
fonuenoen Details itrrnailcs 9TH
idlmciacn bcuo6rcn III 0cr all9cmei-
nc Gbaraftcr scr @cieiii0lmaei uno
i6rc cnormc g9ioerfanoairait oct mi.
litdriit6cn zadlrcriidaoiaca bcfduit
Sic lie 3u Sen itdrfilon @cicitlgungcn
oer Nrlt 3dblai
Gicic @eiclianli0cn 6il0ci orci
oGdliMe 0Silrtcl bic iidl MN bic 1ta0t
4ntiS laaern crllcNs bic ad1caA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30

ocs @cncralito6s botte gcitern cine
angc6lih BON @lojor 2oiis 2ibinq.
tim Scanon an cine 91em gorfcr
3eitlng geianotc &obelOcpcihc Dor
iid liegen morin Or. Seomon .gcgcn
Oas 3eppclin 9on6or0cmcnt 0u 9[nt.
perpcn proteitirt. G8 6ciBt Oorin,
ooB sic 0cutiNGi sic StoOt lin scr
giodt pie cine 0Ddne oigc0riffen
5dtteM inocn iic biiIfIoie 5rmien
uno aiu0cr moroctcn. Gr protc.
tire oobcr I'M 9lomcn ser Gibiliio-
ton oooegcn.
Q2ojor Seaman geb0rt Dem Gr3t.
lihcu 9fcierpccorps an bat oo6cr fei.
ne 0ircftc &crbin0ung nit ser 9(t-
NICE lu0 lultcr odn llmitGnocn lit
i6H Die 9lnoronlng OcS @rdiiocntct
mclHc glrmcc. un0 D1orinc.Gffi5ie.
rem bcr6ietet, iih ii6er &ricgSangeIc-
gcnbeitcn 5ii duBcrL niht 6ugcitcIt
morOcn 9dHtsoeitomcnigcr miro
i'm cine 9Iniroac 8uoeitcat mcr0en
ob cr Oicie 9lciBcriln9 pirfIib &c.
t1on babe. @eiabt CT 0icS, 10 0iirfte
feline 0is3iplinirumg 6ci6loiidn wer.
ocn oiec iicb in0cB fom mcitcr CT,
Itrcdcn tolnte ais OoB cr aus ocln
1r5tlidcn HcIcrnccorbS acItrichc1
mirO.
yldior Seaman Bat iibriocnS IN
Den Icbtcu Sobrcn biel bon iidj re,
oeu ocma6t. Gr Bot iib ieiner3eit
cnorm oieI iibcr sic &6ilippincn aus
geIoiien ino ipdtcr inn 2oufc ocs rui-
iiihioponiihcn &ricgeS, mo er ser
5mcitcn jopoiiiAen 9lrmee in ser
0ton0iMcrci ottodirt NOR, BAT CT ici-
nc 9Scisbeit c6cnfolls nidt untcr Oen
51cifcI gciteIlt. S9oS sic bo6crcu
9lrmeeoiii5iere beionoers piqllirt, lit
Dcr llmitono, Dob oieies e5tfhmqb
iitcr Ocn Zeppelin. 2lu9riff boh sc.
nionocm fpntnIt, Der nit Scr glrmcc
in Gcr6inOuno itebt iei es ou6 mir
III ic6r entferntcr 9Seiic. Syn 9Iriucc
freiien 6e3eiNnct man es fiif aby
iur9 Dab Scmano oc0cnp cihah
yia@tanariff acaen cine Scihtng pro-
teitircn iollte. Ole Seonon 0epc.
ihc miro DEM &riegsietrctdr @orrif
ion om @fontog bel ieincr 9fiidfcbr
uo6 @ai6ington OoroeIcat merOeit.
&rcu5cr ,.@cfp5ig" Der.
NmunOeu.
Scottle, gSoi6y 20. 9lugiiI
Eie 6ritiiben Sircu3cr v9lemcoitle"
uno u9loin6om,~ iomic ser iopouii6c
arcn5cr 0Sopuno" freBcn nod 6ei
&ancouvcr SsIano nno an Der n0ro.
Iideu Sfiiilc BON 9riiiiA Columbia
nod ocm ocrtc6en GrclSer ,Scp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-30
aSricNc fiir Gnn Nnminnn

@oi6iugton 80. 9hsuit.
g9ic oeni Stootsocportcmcnt 9citern
iuitgei6eilt wlrOc, 1T Yrofcfor Don
9lolncn goe3 ais propiioriiher @rd-
iiocut Scr 9lcpublif Gan Domingo
initollirt morocn nocb6ent @rdiioeut
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ouh oic 6iibrcr oaer @ortcicn ii6er-
eingcfonnncn iinO, i6re 9lnoeb6rigen
5u cntmoffnen mo politiihe @cfdn.
acne frei5ugeben ideint Scr 6rieOe
Scr 9iepu6lif aciic6crt. DoS 9Ibfom-
men fam SIT Ston0e, nohOenl Con
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idrcn ltott9cnrOcn bottcn 0ic
S8a6len meroen Ourh ben neuen
rrooiioriiden NraiiOcntcn aeIeitct
mcr0cn.
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cSrif,s Ncfinnen heiiert i'd.

@eperlp, @loii0 80. 9Iuall''s IN
0os 9cfinOeu oes StobIna9llai'.,,, j.,
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5icrS ioll eiil rDeumatiiNes ieill.
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am Gonucritaa 9lbcli0 ilieOer0ll9'"', y,
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9SrimarlundI II eaO. GarOIina.

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