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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
9ie lebte WrIeaeubeit.

@er nod y9iotDc areu8" SSeib
rodtSmorter" touicn min, ioate
beute bic @elc0ou6eit tpohrue6mcn.
@ouoerueur @oloSboroueb bat on,
aeorouei, ooB auf alien omtlidei
Gofumcntcn bon 9lruopoIis Die
@lorfcu ecfle6t icin miiiicr. Sefre'
tar 9iotert g. @opea in 9lr. 1901.
g}orO. G6orleSitroBc. tbeiltc gcltcrn
nit oaB cs ole leetc ggohe lit IN
mcl6cr pic 1iorfen 8ur @criiigung
ltchcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
neoRst Sic aiuOIcin


gSci9nadltsicicr ocs uG6riitmos
Glub" fir GOO orme ainoer.
Sin reic6boItioeS &roeronm 0or-
acic6eu. a2cbcu0es Spicl.
5cig clue Der @aupt 9lttrottio.
ueu. @roBc @eidecruus fir
oic 0lciuen
9ie g2ei1nodtsieier imo 8eidce'
ring oes aGbriihnas Clubs" iiir 600
orue ainocr @oltimores miro beute
gIaAmittog i'm 2 llbr in 6oro'S
Cperubous itottfiuoen. Qos asro-
oranun fir bic &eroniioltine III
iiberaus reinbaItis mo beitcbt ans
cinem lmterbaItlngsibeiIe uno Scr
@crt6eihmg BON aucrlei @obcu uno
NIT monnigfoItigen Iederen 9ingcn
gcfiiateu Striimpicu. @eiouslidc
un0 Son3 0arbietungcn iteDen i'm
MittcIpumtte ocS llnter1oIirngs-
Tbciles. Sanft g1itoIouS miro bon
Srn. @orrB @'. cSriifitb Oorgeiteat
pcroen.
9ei Ser @orfl6rimg BON o9ebeu
Dem SpicI8cls. DerihieOenen TdiI-
sen mo ojeiaugcn meroen bic nod
foIocnoen Serru uno Gomeu Oes
Clubs mitmirfen: @irler gSeoper
George Bacon, Charles Sling, Cigar
~. @oru, Clinton Snop, GorotbD
8i6arolon @1orp Gunuod. &oberto
Gunnod. @cro Soncs, G6a0er Sobn.
ion girsiuio @1coiuscr, 9fobcrt S.
2. Suabes, 9l. 6reo @aruer, Sobn
Bacon, Old @orc, Grouwel g9or
ner, 9lrtbur SorgroocS, 9(licc @illr.
rea, gilbert Sinuus, Worgorct @}el.
bin. 9lclion @un0ersoorfi NdloreO
@obonnon Scrbert gaittcr, Slorence
6ogortD, @corgc @romnina, Nlorion
@ort1, Wlorcus Gregor, 3o6mon
@crman, 0lorD Nouno, GDo @eems,
Cigar 9l. groiun 2iQiou @Iofc, So.
mono gIafe. W}iI0reo 0icOoiorp, Se.
len @orncr. VI. Sreo. @orner, SeIen
Groig Narol0 0artgroDes5 gInuo
StabIcr, Selcu Hoaers, @crliCe
gl0ons, Scouette @Sortin @telle
9scarion @2iriom @oaoce, GtbeI
Soroiu emma 9rurn. Sue Cmens,
W1orgoret Sfirpin GIeonor Sopi
icuo, @}ort6a Slocumb, 9lugclo gSil.
ion Gecil 9iiHoroioh 9irsiiio
Gnlor1, @1obeI 5romes imo g9iaiom
9Sorfs.
Sr. @eorgc Gidering miro einen
@eibnodts Gborol iingeu, Ole Sous
aopclle Oes E6eoters miro Die Sll.
itrumeutoI @liiiif beiorgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

Gonon0ion.gIuenie, 5Diincn Sitl'
ton.SUenue itno @ilmoritraBe;
Gomonoion gluenue, 5piiteu Gal
bouuiiraBe unO 5remont-9lpe
Gontroft 9tr. 105 0jrB.gspbali
uno pitriii3irte 9lode:
BreeneitraBe, 5lpiideu Serington'
iuo 6raitlinitroBe
Mcaoitrasc 5piihcn Gat9coral ".
Gal0crtiiraBc
Gclp9iniiroBe, 5piidcn iSreHontt
guenue uuo 9reUarolraBe
QaubaIeiiroBc, 5uiidcu GriIiO.&iaf
uuo NiaoiicugIuenue
92oiberiuaBe, 5iuiidlen sIrlingtonf
9lucnue nuo liDillDniiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24


9nn Sonnio9 lin p@ippo0romc
@r. So9n Ge0op pou 9leipyort
mo Scr gt@t6 u. IS. aSlble sic
Souptreoncr. @1ouiiguor 6.
q. G6omos baIt Die critic 4uipra.
de. uSarmouie" iinst.
@obbincr Or. @rtmoaor idIicBt
NIT ocm scgen.
Die aroBc Mlaiicnucrionrmlns
5ilr 6oroerung Der gieitrnlitdt ser
@er. Staotert uelbc am Sonntog
glacbmittog 3 llbr I'M o5ippoOrone"
al Ger Gutaps nobc Baltimore.
SirnBc, itottfin0eu iol, bat bereitS
1 iolAe 9luimertianIfeit ouf iid gc5o.
SEN ooB mou iicb NIT ocm Ojooaufcn
irGat, fir oicie @eleacn6eit nod cine
3ucitc Soac in Grmdelng 8it 5iebclL
imi 0cn @crioucli. meldc fcincn Gin.
tritt crloneen t6nnen @elcgenbcit
au gcbcu. oic &eoncr 5u b0rcn. @S
mar crit Die g(biid5t cine 8eriomnl.
lug inn 6reicu 81 orrangiren bod
miBtc man i'll glnbetraht Scr fiiblcn
Sobresseit oapon obieben. GaS
.Sippooromc" iaBt lmgeidbr 3400
9crloneu. Gas Gontite sur S0roe.
RING Scr omeritauiideu gfeitroIitdt
6iclt gcltcrn g}ohmittog IN Dem 50.
fale Ger Steal Gitote Grdonge" cine
@eriommluug. in welder Oos Gro.
qronm fin Die &eriammIung am
Sonntog ousaeorbeitet puroc 3oS
Gomitc fir &coner. beite6eno aus
sen $50. Staotsienotor @cter g..
GompbeQ, 9Saitor SiiIius @oimoun
ino Or. u. 81. g. Go6mc. tbeiIte nit,
ooB ioIacuoes Groaromm entmorieu
tuuroc:
8 llbr 91oAnittdgS. GrGcl.&ortrog
ocs &rof. eOporo @0ducr;
9lHiprodc oes @oniignors s. s.
Ebomas ion ser ct. gInu's airbe;
.,Iantgebct, nicoerl6n0iidcs 2ieo,
Seionapcrein o@ormouie'
erofimings.glniprode oeS @oriibcrs
ql. g. 5oufbaneI;
2tniprohc oes YlaDorS SomcS $.
9SrcIton BON Baltimore;
4Slacr Gbor ans DEaunbdnier,
nSarmonie";
93eoc oes 9lhtb. 9llpbouie Is. aolblc
BON Stem Yort;
9fcoe oes 9lht6 SSobn GeOop, 9eOaf
tours oes u@oelic.glmerican" bon
9lem gorf;
GcrIeien ser bon Ser @eriamnlung
,ousincbmeuoen @eidliiiic 0urh
Sru. Stepben 8. @icDonougb
Segcn bon 9labbiucr Or 9loolp9
Sutmoher.
@ie 9ieoner bon glem.Dorf werOen
ou Sonntaq @Sittoa orn @obnbcie
BON eincm Gomitc bcitc9euo ans Sen
S0. 9Scter s. Campbell, Naitor Sui.
Sofmaun Or. gl. 81. 8. 0o6me,
Stephen $. NicGonougb. Gonra0 s.
@obbe iro GEO. 8. Soblbenrid IN
Gmpfong gcuoumcn imo miro oann
olh fir oeren @elpirtbune iorgen.
Sr. u. 8. 6ontbdneI iln9irte in
ser geitriGen Sibung ais %oriitcr
nno Sr. 9arl q. 9}- ShoIs oIS &c.
trctar.
Gie 9litalieoer Oes Arrangements
Gomite's fir Die gan5e &eriamnt'
hung beitc6t ouS oeu folqenoen Ser
rea: gilbert 6. 8oufb1nel, @oriiber;
9l6tb. &etcr s. Campbell, Sobn q.
Gnnning6am Or ". u. g. Gohme,
Sobn &. GoDle, 6reo. 6. @ottlieb,
Sobn 8. Soniou Nobn Sonnibol
u. S. @edt Goon ". &eiua, Senrp
&. Silfcu &oitor Sulius SofmanL
gIlfrc0 2. ,Sones. SSenrp aelp, Capt
E6omos $. 2ubB, stephen s. @'c
Donoueb, @lortin Weperoird, SEQ.
S. @lo6lbcrrid, Gowar6 ". @hu0t
@iuiorl s. 8iridcr, @oul 9Sroo6bI
Gonroo s. 9obbe, Sueo Steiuer.
G1arles 81. Samiot, Sobn Siarfs
Capt. Goporo 3roinor. 2ouis g
@cis. @rof. Seurp SSoo0, gbomas
g. @cIib; aorl 81. ~. Sdolt &c.
frctdr-
g9Ir6citcrseieOgr
@rofrr SgeatersgI6enO-
Trcitaa, ben %. 9e5ember,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

q QllAeNQNlHQlN ....... ". ~ Wt.
@olnenlntergana m 4 H. AZ ~
6lnt6 . ~ h. 10 lp NlitiagS.
1as gSetfcr.
Siir NlarvlaHo nno oen Iiiiriti
Columbia bautc flar imo oerdnoerli'
DE @in0e
Tic lie0riaiie Cempcrahr ani &c.
ilriaen Gage betrua % @rao Inn 6
ll5r Dloraens in0 oie bodne 378rao
iuH 8 llbr gtahnittaGs
1ie ar0Bte Sdneaiatait oeS gSiH'
oes por 10 Nlcilen lie 5timoe bou
Siiomeiiea
Ger SeadtiafciisGclalt scr Suit
i0dr "a 9Srojant um s ll6r Wlorgcns
ino $ projent un 8 llbr gi6enos.
n ocn anocren g9eitet Geo6ad'
iuas Stationcn 0es Qanoes wuroeH
Sic folgeuoen nieoriaiteu lenperatiI-
lem 0c3ei6nei 9ltlautic Gin %,
Nismdrd Ia, Q9oiiou i6. g1Hiidlo 10.
Ggarlciion AZ. Gbicago 6, GleDclaHe
ia, Icaper ~, Getroit s, 1ulut9 s,
Gditpori Q, ValpeiioN "a Green Gag
8. Satterog 80, SATIRE H. Sclena
a6. Saaioubile AZ sanias @itD a.,
8aoJpilc "a. 2ouiSpilic "a aRarquet.
ic I. Nlenlp9is 30, Nlontgomerp
IS, Nloutrcal IA ylautudet 20 New
Crleano 80. glcp 2)orf 20, Gtlabos
ma 2s, &1ilooelpbia "a 8ittS5urgb
90, @orifano Wlc 6, Eortlono Ore
"a. Guebcc il 9lolcia5 32, Salt
Qoie Ga1 ti Gmu 6rau5iSco 46,
gt 2ous ~. Scranton "A S6rcpe.
bort 36. Spotane H. Snrocirie 10,
EaHpa 52, geaibiugton is, @inni'
pea 26
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24


gsie orinait Tu mir 70 tici ms Ncr3,
EH Nahllidc5 Wcldutcl
Gin c0yr Ean wedi ueiuen 5dmcr5,
Ias G6rihiinolcti tomnlt 5ente
S. aldnii elm oau5es Sintcrmecr
,,nl luln0erbarca @lan3c
@p1t pogt sic 0leuge Bin mo ber
@ci@miidt im &ci5uadtstran5c.
en 1au@3en oriaot BON Saus 81
NouS
Ger @nocr iit Ucyaeiicn,
Dic bcil9c yioG6t loibt 9lacs aus
Ras ionIt 70 itrcng gcmellen.
Iie Sie6e itaiat 5eit' anI oei Sbron,
lluo gnacl iducbca nicoer
@eriianput lit ie0er paB im0 Sohn
@ct iu0 mir @lcuiAca picocr
llno crit oor GInocr iro6es SPIEL
&ic aliidlidI iino iie Dcac
Gin fleinrs &ino ucrlauat nidt piel,
Seat moot mon i0m beut 6rcuoe.
gas ssnocs5er5 iit ia nod rein
Ncr lU9uf W nidlf DcaliidcH
go iau3en iie I'M eidicrideiu
0lit 5eiligcm Gni5iidcu
sins wiinih i'd mir in oieier ssaht /:
IoB i'd ein aino nod marc
lMeebct Doa ocyGbriiiboitus @radt,
@lt ieinem 2ihtermecrc.
Nm @oierlano. i'm Goterbaus
.SM sraiie meiner Sic6eul
Qecit so1 iA in bic @elt binons
9ltbis III mir mebr aeblicnen-
aein Gutierauac lodt mir me5r
Qcrfhmgen Iin0 Sic Scoer
g Dcnn AZ npM mic 0amalS mar
(dal ioIde @eiMia1t pieocr
Iie gr0e oedt manA treies @er3,
Das nid acliebt inl eebea
Iic 6cl'Ge 9laAt wett meinen
Sdjmer8,
4en elds wil mid nuIdlmebeu
qlls mar aas Sehen MIR Elm lratnL
go fiihHs 3ic1t's oorii6cr
Ias lcaic gint crl0iht am Baum
Lia 9ladt iii6ri lms butiibcr
llno nodj til leHien gIngcnblid
Mcui gar nid]ie webr gcbliebcn
Nas Nlanidlenberj idpciil iueit 5lls
riit
Gs ocntt aii feline 2icbcu
Ies Ssr5cis 5e9iNu III iidli foot
gGic l5mn oie Siebe iier6eu2
llno nag lido ichon im glbcnorot5
Eas Nei1nahisbilo ueridrtea
8 wclAe gscibunGt piro c9 lem,
19au luir ms uic0eriiH0pu2
9Scnn ID Ser @loracrr5tbc Sdein
pic 0mtaln SAattea itl0inocnl
Ner aiebis fein in9ettii6teS @liid
glrn iit oas Groenleben
llao id6am ndn ipatcr emit 5uriid,
9lan m5dte glaeS ae6rn
llm citNal nod eii aiuo 3u icin
Nm @cr5ei tcinc sElagc
Gas Der5 no9 boiler Soiaeuidciit
Ssie bort can g9cihnadltsiage
T I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
30 qehens iIherhriIiiia.

On lie, iBrcn glngober gemdB, oes
Sebcus iibcroriiiiig mar, icboB lid ole
ylcgerin Sooie @rowu in i9rem 3im-
MGR in g1r. iiii, @enniplDonio glpc.
nuc geitcrn 9lahmittog fur5 Dor 122
llbr cine %e0omrriusel III Den Seib.
Sie wuroe in fritiiAem 3uitouoe IN
oaS ~9lorDlaR0 9lugencinc Soipitol"
eingcliicfert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
@roA fiir Sic 0Irmeu

Ginbunoert 2oib @roo iuerOen BON
1eute o6 fir 80 Soee ieoe1 @forgeu
BON 8 bis IL ll6r bonn o0emofroti-
ihcn Ghb ser 10. S9aro" an sic glr-
men 9oltimores oertbeiIt mer0en.
Dic Gcrtbeiluug iipoet IN sen Club
&dunlidfciten gtr. 1910, g9eit-
6ooctte. Strobe, itott. IS
Die NanoelSfornmer miro om
Samitag @ornlittno often iein, abcr
@ei6dite oiirien nidt o6gei@loiIcu
wcrcen, sa Der Somitag eiu 6cicrtag
in @}orplouO, ober nibt in auoerel
Stnatcn iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
7ic g30it an g8ri6nadlf0taac.

Am &oitante bleiben morgen, am
WciHahtstagc, pas @ureoi ocs
@oitmeiners. oas aaiiircr .9uraai,
mo sic @eloanueiimaS- -9lbt6eilung
0ca aan3ea Io0 aeihIoiicn Gos Rc.
aiitrirs1 1cpnrtrmcnt uno bic &adet.
pot blcibcu iuie geluobnlin, oiicn..
Tie Observation-Disclosures ihlicBcn
MiiiagS uno ooS 6enitcr iiir poii.
logcruoe g3rieic 1T bon 8 ll6r @'or.
aetls 6is 10 ltbr 2l6en0S often Die
gldAtiiotioa miro morgen olih wd6.
reno oe5 gau5eii Cages otien ac9als
fen. Gie Observation-Disclosures blci-
6cn bis 10 ll6r @ornIittagS oiicn.
Die 9rieiiraser MAIDEN ~ Der aan.
sen Gtcot cine 9lblieierin5 DeS Nlor.
gems. Ole Goaettioncn bon oen
9reiiaiten mcrocu Gin @'al Gormit.
Tags uno 3uci Dlal 0cs glbeaos &C..
naat merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
,GriOu4

nglriOu." y9lriun.@
@iHOer6eIArsrnng uuO Gr6ffnnng
Der ueMen arohen %erciusbnle.
Suuntas, 27. 9c5em6er, 3 ltbr.
(1c52A6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
geei6nadtSfeiern 1T alien %Oltsidn
len @altimpTc's.

@eiicrn on S@uldlieBinestoae
iuilr0en in oacn @oIfsiMuIeu 9oIti.
more's itinnulnsSpoae fleiuc g8eib.
no6tSfciern ae6alien. Soit ieOe
alaiie 1otte einen @ei6uohtsbounL
oeputt nit ieIbit ongefcrtigteut
8mmlibuud. Ginioe Smocnten bon
Der Baltimore Scoders Sroining
SAool" botten in Der SAuIe Scr. 30
(9Srciton. ruo Goen.StroBe) cine
@eibnohtsieier orronsirt, bcitebeno
aus einem @eibna6tsgeoitbt, GoaGu.
oiihen GGn5en Dromotiiirune elmer
@eibuadts @cihihtc. @eibnohts.
monn lmo Gurniibungeu uno aus
cincm 9Seibnohtoben0 in Dertids
Iouo. Ole 6eier nerIisf redt Itim-
mingsDoIl uu0 Die 9inOer, ooruntcr
oic Sonoerfloiie fir 8riippel. sic ais
8uidlnuer eingelaOeu moren botteit
i6rc 6euc 8rctoe 0orau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
llnlcrLnIlnnna IA rnmriirr.

,,MnttrflHW" iNe A}lu oN nc NQl.
srWaplli" gfliDH zoe 9alU"
.itcft t" tlfcicr
.UnrtN" Znc eoi0cu ol Mitla"
,lN,ami0ub" NeiHa 4ylQ SiOf tluocuiuc
.NiNiu1iicbcmie" &ru0o Iaflu0
.WnNNaNt 5uf ggmffAinfn EiruOr", 1924
E1mioR Eif Spcnt Wpini 5lcial. 0cn 20.
Nt3cW0cr, bcuidc lg,buQNitieicr pclbunocu
ut @cldua' nHo Wlufi.AqrilapeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

NrfN IfJ"NNF 0~'NtNtNtJ%
0ie n@enerol GoucQtion 9oar0"
III 9lcp.Dorf BAT qeItcrn $10.582..
500 iiir llntcrri6tS8mede inn gon3en
2au0c bcrtGeiIt. Bin oicicr 5ummc
crbdIt sic nSobns Sopfins llniDcr.
iitdt 0ic Gnmme BON $250.000. gluf
Den Stont g9eit @irginieH cntfalen
$4,000. Georgia crbdlt $685., 900
un0 9llnbauio $2t700.
8ci6nadtsfeier it Cuings @lils.
Ter g9eibunHis Garnepol ser
AoieiuoooaShlIe iiir idwaHiinnige
Giu0cr in Cipings Nqias mir0e &C.
iieru 9la9miitaa bon pieleu @erioncn
belndt. @etanrte Iamen bon @al.
tiluore.Golu1tp robmeu an oem set
Ebeil um0 Der ul5raueu-3iilfsuercin"
bate ueriHieoene lleberroiduugen
fir oie aiuOer porbereitet. GaS Set
iano in Der groBcu &aae itatt umO
ancdt 9flppreAt bate oicle&eiheufe
in cincm rieiisen Strnupfe Dcritaut.
Gie 5dd.Gapetlc ipielte mtcG eei-
trng bon @roi Ganiei 6elomonn.
Sr. Nanas 6. Sreer BON 9olti
nore.Gountp 1T 5um 9luOiteur i'm
Staats gcriidcrluiaS 2cpartemcut
crnQnnt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24

NeibnaMtSban bes 3. Gsgiments.
Ser @eibnadtsboa ocs 5. Gegi
meuts, luelder am fommcnoen Nlon.
tag III Der @affenbone o6gebalteu
mer0en niro. peripridt in oieieut
Sabre ihoner uno aIdn5enOer oenn
ic 81 merocn. Der nabe5u 40 5iib
bobe @ei6nadtsbaunL ipeIhen Ger
.@mptD Stodins CLUB fir ieine
@eibnadltsieier in Der Solc erridtct
bot, miro midb bel Dem &egiments.
9oae einc scr Soupt 9lttrofiionen
biIoen. Gos fit sic 5ciorlihfcit Dor.
bereitcte @ro9ramm 1T ii6erous reid.
baltig uno pielueriprcheuo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and
Neutralize Irritating
Acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid says a noted au
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass il on to the
bladder, where il often remains to
irritate and inflame. causing a burn
ing, scalding sensation, or setting up
an irritation at the neck of the hlad-
der, obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night. The
sufferer is in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with a scald-
ing sensation and is very profuse,
again. there is difficulty in voiding it
Bladder weakness, most folks call
il. because they can't control urina-
ton While II Is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this is
really one of the most simple all
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast, con-
tinue this for two or three days. This
will neutralize the acids in the urine
SO ii no longer is a source of irrita-
tion to the bladder and urinary or
cans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, ano is used by thousands OF
folks who are subject to urinary dis
orders caused by uric acid irritation,
lad Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here YOU have a pleasant, effer=
vescent lithia water drink, which
quickly relieves bladder trouble
AdVt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06

CHICAGO, Feb 6.-Hogs- Receipts
% 900 Market steady Mixed and
butchers, S.40GS70; god heavy, S.I.eG1
$40; rough heavy, S40GS.55; light s.35
ass; pigs, 6.90@S.O0: bulk, s,50m8.65.
Cattle Receipts 500 Market steady
Beeves, 6.75d9.40; cows and heifers, 3. rs
0840: stockers and feeders s.00m7 So /;
Texans, 650qS.00; calves S.75d10.25.
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Native and Western, 350M610; lambs,
5.90mS00
ST LOUIS, Feb 6-Cattle: Receipts,
500. including 1875 Southerns; market
steady; native beef steers, 750m9.25;
cows and heifers. 4256S.50; stockers
and feeders, 500m7 so: calves. 5000
1l.25; Texas steers, 5.70dS.00; COWS and
heifers, 400m6.00.
Hogs: Receipts. S 500 market steady;
mixed, S60GS.s0; good. S,70@S.S0; nv,
S.15dS.40; lights. s.60@S.s0; pigs, 7O0u
$40; bulk, S60m8.75.
Sheep: Receipts, 1900: market steady.
muttons. 5.00G5.5o; yearlings, 6,50Q7,15;
lambs, 7o0@77o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
MOURNING MASS
IN n. !. GHETTO
MOB POLICE

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-One of the
most remarkable demonstrations in
the history of New York, in which the
play of human emotions ran from
grief to blind rage, occurred here to-
day in connection with the funeral
of Sigmund Mogulesko. a Jewish CO.
median and the idol of the Yiddish
stage.
Tens of thousands of Jews gath
cred at No. los Second avenue, where
the funeral services were conducted
and stood in the street with barred
heads while the rabbi chanted the
funeral rites inside. Tens of thous-
ands of others attracted by the enor-
nous crowd, Joined the throng End
soon all the streets in that section of
the Ghetto were janlmed by silent,
mourning mass of humanity.
When the corpse was carried from
the house the crowds broke through
the lines marked by forty policemen
and, with cries of grief, struggled
around the hearse.
In vain did the policemen attempt
to open lane for the pallbearers A
call was sent for reserves and de-
tachment of mounted policemen
dashed up.
The attempts of the policemen to
push back the weeping men and wo-
men enraged the mourners. Cries Of
grief changed to bowls of rage The
mob rolled against the foot and
mounted policemen in an irresistible
wave, brushing them back. After a
fierce struggle in which scores were
dubbed a lane was opened through
Second avenue and the funeral car.
riages were enabled to proceed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
STOCKS
sv CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK. Feb Ga weak tone
prevailed in the stock marekt at the
opening to-day and stocks fell below
Thursdays final prices. Traders gener-
ally attributed the weakness to the
prospect of further delay on the part of
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
aching a decision on the petition of
railroads to advance their freight rates.
Among the declines were the follow
ing; Woolworth, a: Utah Copper, u /;
United States Steel common, as United
States Rubber. Il; Union Pacific, Va
Southern Railway, q; Seaboard Air
Line. u; Southern Pacific. u Reading,
"a Pennsylvania, n; New York Cen
trail, Il; New York, New Haven and
Hartford, u: Missouri Pacific, 81; Min
neapois. st. Paul and Sault ste. Marie,
" 1, Mexican Petroleum, 4 American
Beet Sugar. "a; Amalgamated Copper
Y American Smelling, q; american
Can, "a Baltimore and Ohio. q; Cali
fornia Petroleum, Y Erie, a Colorado
Southern, u, and Canadian Pacific, Il.
AT the end Of half an hour stronger
tone had developed. Wabash made a
slight fractional gain, Texas Company
advanced " to 1862. Rock Island COM
mon, which established new low rec
ord yesterday by going to 81, was Il
higher at 934 New Haven recovered
its loss at the end of half an hour.
Alaska Mines Company sold at 90, for a
gain of u The curb was quiet
Americans IN London were narrow.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06

A canvass of the ministers OF At
lsnta Friday showed that virtually
the whole ministry of the city viii
Join Sunday in urging generous col
lections for the starving and freezins
Bulgarians. Bulgaria's Queen vii! not
appeal In vain to America for sue
cor in behalf of her destitute subjects
~ the active interest in Atlanta is
sTlaled by that in the other large
cities which have united in observing
Bulgaria Day"
New York. Chicago. Boston, Los
Angeles and San Francisco churches
also have selected Sunday as the time
to ask church contributions. Tho
wave of sympathy that has swept
over the country at the tales of suffer
ing in the war stricken Balkans in
dicates that the response will be graf
flying and that a large fund shortly
vii be placed in the hands of the Red
Cross Society at Washington TO be
forwarded TO Queen Eleanora of Bull
garia
Pastors Heed Call for Aid.
Individual contributions should be
sent to the Bulgarian Relief Fund,
The Georgian, Atlanta. Ga. Checks
should be made payable to The Geor-
aian. by whom they will be acknowl-
edged and forwarded to headauar-
ters.
Irrespective Of creed, the pastors If
Atlanta have responded to the call for
aid They have pledged their utmost
efforts To obtain substantial contri-
buttons for the alienation of the dis
tress in Bulgaria. No country in re
cent years has paid such a costly
tribute to the gods of war. Nearly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06

GRAIN NOTES.

The Chicago Inter Ocean says: "A
majority of the commission houses were
bullish on wheat last night. fearing the
cold weather will do a lot of damage
to the winter wheat crop. They are
looking for an export demand to help
the market. 1t was noticea bic that out
Of "a opinions sent out by commission
houses last night on corn, not one was
bullish. although several cautioned
against selling short on breaks
n. L.. Carpenter e. Co. says: I'VE
think it is a period for watchful walt
ing in the coffee market AT the best
1t looks as though the market is only
a scalping affair"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Infuenced by
weak Liverpool cables. the cotton mar
ket opened barely steady to-day with
prices at a net decline of to 5 points
from Thursdays close. Heaviness in
Liverpool was attributed TO liquidation
By spot houses Of near months After
the call prices eased off ! 10 4 points
from the opening
Later there was Come short covering
here and spot interest~ bought March
and July. Wall street and wire houses
took some long cotton. few brokers
who usually represent trade interests
were also buyers. while the selling came
chiefly from the ring and Liverpool bro
kers The selling was insufficient to
maintain the low level and prices worked
back to last nights close in the second
hour.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
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