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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Nrrac StaOtneniefeitcn.

Der 9Sro3cB OCT @cbriioer SSoltcr
in0 GnlorD airmon, meldber nlorgen
5cainucu iolltc lit periho6en morocn,
neil icip Gcdtsompolt Ebos o.
NoDcS iicD bon ocul Nro5eB 5uriIdac
apeen Bat
Ger Ataliencr 9lmato Srugollo,
melderln elmer 9Sirt6i6ait IN STAB
lonotomn ocn einiieppo 6orhmo ct
iuoroctr, if IN Eoluion 5ll bier Sab
ren mo ichs 9lonoten 3udtbous
rcrtrtbeiIt morocit
Ser neuermdblte 9iidter 9lllou @fc.
9onc in Baltimore. .GountD, bat iiir
icinc g9o6l iu ooli5en $4Si96 aus.
gege6en. Sr So6n g. @nlor mill ei'
ueu Gonteit oe9en ole GripGbhug ocs
Nrn NlcSanc onbdnqig modem
Sr. Clinton 9togers @oooritif BON
G6ilooelpbio miro ON 8reitog Dor
scr .sSroucu Gipic.2igo" inn 5ioelitp.
Wcb0uoc cine 9ieoc baltcn.
gos uGonio0erirten Some" 81 ~.
fcsuiIle Dot bcfannt ocmodt Dab i'm.
bcrcd)tigte @erionen @eloer fir oic
gluitolt coIleftircn lmo parnt gcgen
Neielben
gSie geitern ucrlantete, NOR Soro
@cresforo non Gnelono iuitcr Dem
9fomen 9RDon mebrcre Gage in Der
Stoot-imo oeriubie 9eiteauhacn opi
Stoheora6t 81 MAIDEN.
Nr. sSoicp6 9lehmou bcablidtist,
IN 9}r. 22i 9loro Giitnm StraBc, elm
gsan0el6iloer lbeoter ciii5urihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
a,ctrnlellm.n .nfen ernlnbirt.

gllf Die Grploiion eines Retro.
Ielm.Cfens mar geitern gl6eno Elm
9rano in Dem @auie 9lr 536 @citt
Sec. c.StroBc, 3uriid5uiiibren s. ge.
lana Ser berbeigeeilten 6euerwebr,
ser Slauuncn ihnel Serr 5u weroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

riq 6ciun0cu mur0e, rnterbreitetc &C.
Itcru ocn &idlter 9iiotiu einen pm.
frog mii 0emd6rlrng cincs nciicn.
sGro5ciics iuio battc oen @riolg ooB
ocs @eridt ibul crlof6te, aleiben
gibenoS nod cine idbriitliMc @orlc
qlmg ieiues Observation-Disclosures cIn.
5ureidcn. PIN 0icuItog ioIl ilbcr
cen 9lntrng entio6icocn perocn 2lc
Observation-Disclosures mur0e 0engc-
NAB Ocri6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Nnnnelntnrb.

gtew 9orf z. 9looenlber. Sul
Streitc nit icinen 9(rbeitgeberil Den
@riIoern 2eonoro, peldein g1r 69S
Gontnnipams2lne. uno in Ban @orlt'
ctr. Nuii6mieocn 6etrei6en 9ot ge.
itern 9l6eno gSm. Nlortin eincn DER
6riioer eriholien nno 0cn ouocren
10 i1mer Dcrlcti, odB ocrielbc fiu5
6orouf I'M @oipitol itor6 Wlortill
crtflob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

iit 5u crie6cn ooB WlorBlauo an &c
iier 5teae ite6t, penn man in 9e
tiodt 5ic6t, ouB bic Gentideu @olti
nlores bereits por 8eginn Der
5urunlug ocs 9lhtiouol 9un0es
$84O0 an oos uRot6e 8rea84 Bel
Itcuertcn, Die bereits iriiber bonn Gon.
fill obgeliefert moroeu iino 5crr
siorfs fiiet Dem 9eridte foleenoe
8ec6mtngsablage 9in5u.
CfloDer 81 i0i4- @e
lamuisGirnaDmen SIP sdA04
Gliobcr 26. 1915 gler.
nauis 0iChaHice pa
more 5ihlen. ...,--. l2e.o4 n..o o-, ,.
cfo0er 27 iai4 ql6.
aclleletl aH ncn ocuiiDeu BOT
ltdfier Wrni BON NcJulipri ... Sl0u QuOVD
Mupembet 4 igia aiIan ai bcg
gprmnnls NlennnieS Naiional +,
1cn Saai@c Set 6ncu6er ouiprc6suo
iuurncN oe eiuNcnnnNeucu NfiruNe pei lol9eil
oei Nnllaialeii 3naelbeil uup plefoou per nil
lonilebeHoc yetrua cnhf3unli
SAf oie ocriidc &rrmunot otlenNniie
elupe3aglt .4...s..,. Nlltai1V
doNcielefl ..tt...t, apiVVVVV ,. y,
3nr bic oeaIae miiipen. uno &a
leitMulc
elnbe5dbu .s-.,s,... S39'24l2s
abaejdcri .......... 34oo0.oo
sir ois aiersdiaAmearllae ger
uunoeieir0dc
einpe3n1li ,..,..t..,. Sll.lb3ls
o..,..,.....,.,,...,,...-s,,. siie9is
iue nro eedilenNolle
IIIIIIIUUII
ntNeiecfi .......... 100000
Sn gln6etrodt Der oeringcn 9ei
trdae. weIhc III opr letiet @oHc fiir
oie Siilisfoiieu eihgingcn Bat oos
@iirger Gonite bcidloiicn cincn
2nirii an ale 9oIleitoren 5n cuai
iett peIher ipie ioIat lalltet.
ia oie Somnlingeu III scr let.
ten 3eit iebr laueiam ein9ingen bot
es oas 6ouiite fin ratbion ae6olten,
cine @eriommlune aner Goneftoreu
fir oeu 3med ab5ubnlten 0}ittel mo
g9eae 3iI beiprehen, mie Die Samm.
llineen perme6rt tueroen fonnen. Gie
0criomnillng iolf im .@emein.
oebouie an Der gde bon 9erngton.
uno 1oIlioupiiroBp am 8reitag, Sen
13. giopember, glbenos s llbr itatt
finoeN uuo5ie iiuo 0a5u cingeIaoen.
gllbert 8. 5onf6anel goriiter; aarl
NJ W4. SdoIb, gefretdr uno 6. ".
@eiu5, GomiternitgIeo-
Iesgleideu finoct niorgen 9lad.
nittoe uieoer cine 5ffentlide Der.
iammlung aaer oeittihen Sranen I'M
@emeinoebouic itott, I'M oos Snte.
relic an oen Snmntineen fiir @a.
6eu uno oen Geihenteu fin oas oeut
id6e Hotbe 9rei3 aiii3umintern
6rau Clara 8 9iioerit miro babel ei.
men geridjt eritatten mas in Der Der
aanaencn Mode gejheben lit Seoe
oeutihe Nausfrou Scr Staot ilt 0o5u
miafommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Sin Sans IN pig6IauOtOiun uusge.
r1nmt.

Sir ciu peiteres &erb0r morgen
9lahmittag in Der noroweitihen 30
li8eiilotion muroen sic 5reitog glbcno
ourd sic Deteftips 3obler, GauiS
@orter lmo Gnaiion perboiteten soar
to 9liqaS @iaiam Marhont, @iI-
liam 5o6s, @barles @ainer Camel
W 9roofs nmo SorrD Silperman
ieiiaebalten. 9iiaas ino Nlorhont
iino angeihuloigf, anaebIih oeu
Tirbita6l in Sem Nauie bon s. so.
marc SorpeD uon 9tr. 1906 9loro.
6ultou2luenuc, am lcBten 0lithroh
ousaeiihrt 3n bnbeu, uno murocn in
Sem Nnitie 9}r 700. Roro Glitaplir.,
ieiiqcnunulcn. Gic an0eren mroen
fir3c Belt ipatcr aus ocn Nanle 9lr.
32O7 Git4rdtiiiraBe, genommen
mo sic am Dlittpod aclipblencn Sc
aenii1noe aefinoen miroei Danel.
be Naus muroe geiter Nlorgcn 3
ll6r ourd 9iarihaa Gredmer Don
Scr @aliimoreGo Gomip.@oli3ci ansae,
1obcu lm0 glrtbir G Dafeler mo
ocilcu 8ralt iomie bic 20 Sabre alto
Sa5cl Grant aus 8inebdmton glem
Dorf uno Die i9 Sabre altc Jlap gSil.
iou BON &biIaoelpbia ans oem Bette
aeaomnicn imo nab Ocr Canton 80
li3eiitotion aebradt Sic nuroen oc
ncru @lorgcu cbeitians noh oer
nor0ioeitlibcu 4olijeiItation gebroht
inns perOcn fir eiu @crb0r morgcn
leilaehnlien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Ncm ,Irnncnuercin oeiui0mcf.

&n Der 0reieInigteits-Hirhe pre-
0iqt @aitor Stereer beute i'm Dor
mttogsoottesoictit iiber oSarte
Ser5ca eeitiibt mlf oos @leidniB
,yriu: W1ott6Gus is. %. Ger gl6eno
aottcs0ienit lit 0en Srouenoerein &c
Diomet, oeiien Stiftuugsieit geieiert
miro. Gas 4rcoiott6emo lit duBerlt
iniereiiait inns miro oopiB bam 9sir
fen scr 6roucn ouf ocni @ebietc oer
SSo0It0diigfcit sen pcroientcu Erloul
sollcn. Gos 0joites1ous prdngt inn
ih6niten @ntmcnibmiid inoen ga
flor 5tcrser bic pielcn ihonen Bin
mcuipenotn at G9ren ieines @e
hurtstaas am perfoienou QdttmoH
9l6cno, 6cn Scr gciohmtc SraucnUcr
Gin lomnt 0eit airMcnrotb ulO 0cn
@entnoeglieoerE 70 Derlhmlegcn
pcrbcrcitete, OoB es in Scr E6ot cine
mirflihc. abcr ouh iMone lle0crro
ihlmQ mar, int @otiesbous mifltellcn
hcB, mo- CT Dor 2G Sa6rcn untcr ocn
icbwicrigitcn @er1dltniiieu icui PINT
ols @rcoiger outrot So ioIl 0ieler
rcide @hmenihmud Dem StiitngS
icii ocs SraneuUcrcms oicen. %e
ionocrs jenen ldnait 5ingc9onacnen
proDclt oeutiden Sroiien oic ibrcm
Nomcn ollie gbrc mo6ter ais 6
aaIt til ser 3ct 0cr glotb imo III ben
S6redcn 0eS S4rieeeo Elm ocutides
g3oilen6ous IN Baltimore 5n grim
ocn. glnes 6at iid in 0en pleIen
So6ren iungeitoltet glint MIR oic
llmee6itng ser ic6onen oeutiden Sir
dc, ionoerf olih oie @er6dltiiie INN
6cionocrs sic Nlenlmen Sunoert
imo gl6cr6lmoert treue oeutidc 9lie'
ser trateu oan gSee na6 Dem itillen
&enieits on. 9luh oerer ioll Deute
slben0 qeoamt meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

DNlISlUiu hl2Dtt ptlbpNtHtii YAi'
D2armano bisber an oer Spite
Ser Staatea Gin id6uer 3ua.
@ie oas eiueeionote @eIo Der.
i6eiit mnroe. sine @eriomm.
hna oer eoleftoreu IN 9aIti
more anbaauult 1e Rotbe
area5.eepeouna
Ger erite 9eridt iiber Sic iiir ben
Silistaiieu 6ono oeso Geltih.2Ime.
iioniiben glationalbnnoes" aboeIie.
arten oIeloar lit ioe6en im Dnd cr.
djcnen in0 miro ali ane Staotsoer.
aanoe geianot weroen Der @oriiber
es 6onos ST. So6n SiarfS iogt iii
oen 9erlbte:
Iie @ebcr f0nnen ielber 6eiiif.
Nen ipie Die 8eloer peruanot wer.
u iogeu. llniere Samnlnng se6t
sen oeuiiben 9otldaiter nit sc
uer 9lnoa6e iuie oon oieiem Die
aoer eritens an oie oeutide ooer
erreidih imgariihe 8ittuen. u.
@oiieu aaiie; 5peiiens an sic
eltihc ooer 0iterrediid ingarilde
qrpunoeten aaiie a6gefii5rt pcr.
ocn ionen. Scr oeuti1e Notidaiicr
itiirt ii6er SIC 8cloer
1ie ai SEN llnierseidneteu elnlou.
ieuoeu 9etrdge peroen bon i1nt 5inss
iraqeuo aui elmer ser itartiteu ga.
tional6anleR bis sur llebeupciiing
III oic 0cutihe @oti6ait hi glamen
ser .1riiteeS ior toe 6reciitiDe 9om.
ttce oepouirt
Serher entbdIt ser 9eridt folgeu'
oes 2drciben. o9seie gort Den 2.
oucm6er 1914 2Ia sic Icutldle
0llisfaiie 9lationaI gomite 5n 9al.
norc 8u Sduoen oes 8Qriibenoen
o6n Eiartsl Sebr geehrter 6err
iaris Ier aoiierIide 8otidoiter
1prr @rof BON 9eruiiorfi Bat mir
on oem SnAalte Sbres ShreibenS
M ge Grreuen3 pom 27Cft aenut
NB aegebeu ui0 oie pier beigeiiigten
bedS All min 3ur9eaerbei0roeritng
clauaeu laien Sd beitatige 0em'
5cmdB bon Sbnen ais 9oriIbenoeu
oaf Geutihen Siilisfaiie 0es gtotio'
4l.ynn1itp's %95O00 fiir Oeitidg
erulmoete $4,000 fit oeiltide
ihucu mo Mniien $4,000 iiir
5HerreAid imeariide Gcruinoete
Ho $4,000 fiir oiterreidiidl imga.
de g9ittwen unb @oiiea crboltcu
M ha6eu. $50 peroe oafiIr iorget
ooB SIZE aeiammten 5rmaen be-.
delniat nah Berlin gclougen uno
aia @crlincr Geuirala eriudlcn Nh
cr3iialitb $4,000 fin 6iierrcidiids
amiide Gerplnoeten lmo $4,000
5itcrrcibiih itnsariide g8ittwen
no @aiien nod Qgieu inio 9noo'
pea 3a iibcricnoeu Gbenio luic Der
err @oiihofter m0dte auh i'd 80
aeu mo aQeu 9et9eilgien Den belien
anf fir Sore criolgreide lbati9telt
r 9fameu oeS Ieltideu Got9en
areiBes ausipreden Zen ipeitcren
Mmlmgcn miinlde i'd bclteu ~.
pla a1it bor3iialider SofodtiNa
hr ie6r craebeuer (ae5) Ir 9lcper.
craaro, @e6einier GberreaierinlaS
6 into Iclesirter ocsGeuii6en 0lo.
n Mrenses
Iic 9eitrdge fit Die eriteu $iO0s
No9 famen BON folgenoen 1taoten:
nniblbmiicn $2O.01370
hin 100000
lorhlou0 100000
nnectictit 9.62660
eros 6.i2i.75
n0iano 5,35S.6i
Nem qlort - a.0i5.00
,en Serieo 8,S05. 90
moibinoton . 100000
niIoiiri 2.0s0.00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Dit fnapper gsotb enttamen &C.
iiern iiiuf W2italicocr DER SaniIie
BON Ridoro 81 S6eiels nit iieben
N1ict6crn aus ser 5bciels iden @ob.
nuig glr. AT 9loro.5rout-StraBe,
ais IN Dem Sous inn l22 llAr geltern
gloraen 6eiier aisbrad Der @rapo
mufoc BON Seonoro SelB I'M 3in
mer poh lranf Erace0, cinem glelfen
oes &errn Sbciels mcIder Inn 12l
ll6r W}orAcnc 3ar glrbeit gcgunoen
mar, ent0edt gs aeIang SenB,
iauuntlihc Nepobner pes paihes
red3eitig ans Dem Shloic 81 riit'
tcln. Ger ap9erihtctc Shooen wur,
Sc aui $tO0 geihdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
gIerLehnnaen erleaen.

Shlimne 9ronomunoen 500 lidl
aeitern @1oreen sic Orei Sabre olte
Ebcrcla @lorsfen bon 9lr 24l4,
0uOionS StroBe, 8it ais iic ID elmer
drippc liegeno. NIT Strein60l0ern
ipieIte uuo onS gett5eig III @rano
icbte. Dos aiuo itorb einiqc 5tltn.
ocn ipdter im Let Soiepbs Soipi'
tol Gic Nhltter 6es Ginoes itono
I'M Nufc. ais iic aus ocnl 6eniter i'm
sreitcn Stod 9iouh fommen iob uno
lofort binoufeilte. @cim Grliiden
Ser 8lounen 900 iie iid ebeniolls
gran0wim0en an oen @dnoen 5li Gie
glmbulou5 bee noro6itIidcn 1iitritts
0rohtc 0os aino nod Dem St So.
icpbs.poipital
Der 6 So6re olie glrtblr 3im
ncrmnun 0er Dorgeltern epenlolls
lcian 5pielen nit Strcid6oI5crn &c.
id6rlid)e 8rduoiuunoen crIitt iuo
uod Sem Ell oippbs SoipitaI se'
0rodt rpAroe 6eiinoet iid out ocni
98eoe ser Neferln9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Gem monatlihen Neridt oes @oll
jci DEPARTMENTS 5lliolgc ruroen lrt
Citobrr 1880 4erioncn oerbaitet oas
umier 1928 Nldnner imo 452
iyrauru. 9Son Den 9'er1aiicten ma
rem 1878 pcrbeirui6et imo 1902 le.
oiq 2i09 porcn g8eiBe uli0 iisi
9lcacr SIN gaire oes Cttober er
ei8neieu iit s2l llltiaac nuo Tl
ploBli4e 1ooeSianc mio fG A5pro
ilen puroen Don &uaQen aebnlen
Wa1s ,ug Wtlis lns Wnglanb bdprn
Maine elI kiA cil.NntiuiDgt.Sitllt, nna
0uii5h vpkle HgNng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
gacit.@rulunsuilIe acrlt5rt.

@robcr 9rono Orrd @aiolin perur-
iadt. 3e6n 6eucrlpe6rlente
pcrlcet. Saaocn aui $250,0OO
aci9ast 3pei air@cn uno
swci SoteIs unter ben nieoer9e'
6rannten @e6duOen
9romnsbille @u, Y glop.
Sci einem gronoc, pelher oeu groB-
fen E6eil BON @eit9romuSOiIle IN
9Iidc legte, mur0eu sem @erloneu
neiitens frcnuillige 6enerleute, per'
lett, 100 @erionen beimotbslos &C.
ma6t uuo II @e6duoe 0erniAtet
Ser onaerihtete Sdaoeu miro ant
S250,000 eei6abt. lluter Sen SER
itorten @ebdiloen iino 5uei Sotels,
5lpei air6en orei Sooen mo 5ebn
@obn6aiier Gas 1caer entliano
Onrh cine Same @oiolin oic in Ell
nem &ieioerreinigiugs- Gtablilienlcnt
diif unbetannte Mcilc erploolrte Mnp
oan cinen @ebdltrr nit $50 @allo-
men cut3inoeie, Dic GrpIoiiou mari
oas 8euer u6er cine pcite 6ldHe
Ga bic Mcbr5dbl Der 1atller mis@ol5'
qc6oit it, orobtcp bic Glomuen oas
gau5e StdOtden 5u 5erlioreM un0
man tclep6onirte uab Siilie ans Der
aan5cn llnacacuo. Ter 6eucruebr.
Gbcf 8. " g9ria6t iuo icin 9lili'
itcnt Charles Stnitb pur0en om
Shlintmiicn oerlett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

YiDdl ilelne NellroBe puDtll VlIIHV'
ionoi g3pouua Acrmonf lltap'
5ao Caroline. Cregolt glorO Doio.
IL. 9lrw Dampibirc gleDooa 9le1ros
la W1ifiiippL Souiiiouo Soabo,
TorI0o Iiitritt 0oltmbio eoloro'
fo, Goliioriieu iuio slri6ono
qiis Der obgcn 3llonlmelllielilIll0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
fEinacr aeranriidlt.

Start 5crQuetldlte 5ln8cr euitt ocr
Roli5iit ellis, ais cr init @oli5iii
6ritide Sen iid euer6iid mebrciocn
Gom 9. Ga0ueIl bon 9lr, IA, yloro
9toie StroBe, in cine 3eac ID ser oit.
liden &oli5ei Station i6icben moIl.
t. 9ci'm 3uihloseu Der ciicrncn
Sbur murocn oie Singer Der Iintcn
NonO 3erqueti6t. Shon 6ci Der
&erboitune mif Der 5troBe botte 20.
li3iit Sritihe einen idmeren aonpi
mit Goopell 5u beiteben uito nur NIT
piilfe pon Gllis aelana g ibm 0cn
ielbcn nod ser 5tatiou 5u imuffen
Nr. gSni. As slrtiit ein Nlit9llao
oes glniuoel Boot 9lub5" III ge
iiern lm 2llier BON AZ Sabren la
e6rarilin Smlore'@olpiiul 0cltof
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Nna rmin glri6Iidle luar IAnl0.

N2it iiiii 9lepolDcrtiigeln i'm Scibc
licat Der 9eaer Sancs 9ad IN tier.
benoem 3uitan0e inn st. SoicpDs,So.
ipital. Sein 9lnareiier mar angebIib
Der 9leger SEQ 9telion BON gir i7i4
Carlisle 9Ipenue. ser NIT gSod iue-
gen elmer gleaerm in Streit gerietb
uno nod Der SdjipBcrei Ocrl1mano.
Eie Qettere ereignetc iidl an Der ede
ser Ct SoicpbsitroBe mo groaoluop.
Trei 6rouen wnr0en iUd1reno oes
@oriolleS obnnlddtia uHD oie 9anie
@eacno aerieib in 9roBe slnTregung.
@cridieoenc @erionen uernbten oen
ilic6enocn gleaer alti5u9ulteit oerlel'
De Qe0ro6tc a6er ie0cn nit lcneni
&epolpM lln0 clitaul 1ic Foll5et
1ai elne alip 8eiureiDune pen ibm.
NdHc SIR 0leiic n's QlueIoub bciorgi
g. 0loine, glr Ala, Cii Baltimore Slr.
naDe Guiloiu puule Qpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Scr bolldn0iide 1dnpiar 1loier.
SIT 6oi eIue OlenQe Spieilpooren
iilr 9Sei6nodten miige9tuAi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Nlaee 6eantraai nenen @ro5eH
9lew Dort z 9loOenber 5a
REQ 8iagg Der ont 42oniaa BON elmer
Nun in 9unocs DiiiriliSaeridt ser
9clMpinoclung pon Snvelioren lNnl
The Washington times., 1914-07-17

On account OF a storm no EFFORT
was made to leave the water yester-
day but the America planned perfectly
without porpoising, under a load of
1.SoO pounds.
Work will be pushed now to make
the false bottom watertight. Mr.. Cur
tiss hopes to have this ready for the
final testing by Saturday noon. 1 shall
60 to Hammondsport when it is ready,
as 1 wish to try out the America again
before the permanent rebuilding of the
hull Until this trial. am begging off
from writing any further reports. hoping
to make a holiday Of the next twenty
four hours.
Elmer Sperry, inventor OF the
Sperry automatic stabIlizer, gave a
disappointing report at our confer
ence at the New York Club yester-
day afternoon. l had quite counted
upon the equipment of the Rodman
Wanamaker craft with Mr.. Sperrys
device, but he finds II impossible to
construct a stabilizer in time to equip
the America before August 1. With
Capt. Creagh Osborne and myself. Mr..
Sperry went over some details of the
drift indicator and agreed upon minor
alterations which Captain Osborne be-
lieves will make the instrument more
efficient for its important part in the
trans Atlantic voyage.
1t was encouraging to note that Mr..
Sperry's enthusiasm over the flight,
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
SEES NO PROSPECT
FOR CHEAPER BEEF
Chief of Bureau of Animal
Industry Says Little Chance
to Increase Supply.

It can see no prospect for cheaper
beef"
This is the statement of DR.. A.. D.
Melvin, chief Of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry. today.
He continued: The high prices are
undoubtedly caused by the scarcity of
beef cattle in the United States and
under conditions such as obtain at pres
ent, there is little prospect of increas-
ing the supply.
"A certain amount Of beef comes in
from the Argentine republic; last month
about 100000 pounds came in. When
You stop to Consider that in addition
to what the United States supplies, or
should supply, 1t is a very large amount
And yet 1t has little effect upon the
sale price"
officials of the Department Of Agri-
culture are inclined to disagree with. A.
II. Benjamin, a commission merchant,
who wrote letters to the Secretary Of
Agriculture and the Interstate Com
merce Commission, which were received
yesterday, complaining that the railroad
companies refuse to furnish refrigerated
transportation for beef shipped indie
pendently from South American ports
A prominent official said: II do not
believe that II any such amount of beef
as Mr.. Benjamin states may be shipped
in. the railroad companies would refuse.
even constructively. to handle It. 1t is
too large an item for them to ignore.
while it Is true" continued this Of
ficial, that most Of the packing houses
own refrigerators cars. the railrods
own sufficient number OF fruit
and farm produce cars to handle this
meat should II come in"
There has been a meat war on in
Argentine for some months he said.
''waged between the American and Eng
lish interests, the big packing houses.
Undoubtedly, meat has been sold In
England for some time. below cost. but
1t is result of the determined attempt
to gain control OF the situation in South
America The Sansinena company OF
Buenos Aires, Is an Argentine company,
and a large one. When that company
places beef aboard steamer bound for
New York, you may rest assured that
they have been paid for 1t before 1t went
aboard"
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
Explorer Thinks Porte
Will Accomplish Flight

HANMoNDSPoRT, n. Y. July H.
Edgar Beecher Bronson. explorer and
author, has been an interested observer
of the Americas trials this week. He
stopped here to visit his son, Ensign
Bronson, U. s. N, who is detailed here
to the Curtiss shops to study aeroplane
construction for the Government. Mr..
Bronson's interest in aeronautics ex-
tends back to 1874. when he made the
balloon voyage which was a world
record for some thirty years.
The public may be impatient Of delay
in completing the America" said Mr..
Bronson, but 1t should not be. Having
seen for myself what the problem is,
am doubly treasured that a short time
will see its solution. AS Lieutenant
Porte has explained, 1t is simply one
of raising a large load from the water
The experiments appear to be on the
right track. The Atlantic will be cross
ed, and Lieutenant Porte appears 10
have excellent chances of being the first
man across"
The Washington times., 1914-07-17

up on the flood tide. as 1t is impossible
to make Roadway against an ebb tide
go The Hens and Chickens" OF the
point of the powernouse near Fletch-
er's: water 40 to so feet deep and very
swift Care must be exercised. (4)Near
the ladder. at the Chain Bridge. op-
90 Opposite the point of Analostan Is
land, along the bend of the river. Water
about thirty feet deep. go Near the
Thurston steel plant. at junction of Po-
tomac and Eastern Branch. Cd The IT,
dal Basin. Boats and bait may be OBJ
tained at the Speedway boathouse, at
the western end Of the basin. (S) The
Dyke between Alexandria and Mt. ver-
non. Boats may be obtained near car
station. 90 Occoquan, above the bridge
Bait may always be obtained at the
following places: Reynolds, Bailey's,
and Miller,s; usually, at the fishing
tackle stores.
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
Washington Boy Scout
Discovers River Falls

z. S. Martin. Boy Scout commits
sioner of the District of Columbia, and
supervisor of Fairgrounds, returned to-
day from a visit to the Boy Scouts
camps in the wilds of New Hampshire.
Twenty-four boys, from Boston, New
York. Baltimore and Washington, under
the leadership of Scoutmaster H. l.
Bowles, of Washington, are building a
trail from Wild river across the
Marian range to the Marian river.
Mr.. Martin relates the discovery by
his son Clinton, twelve years old. of
twenty-foot fall in the Marian river.
The forester accompanying the boys.
he said. had never before heard Of the
falls.
The Washington delegation il ex-
pected to return in about two weeks.
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
Mediation Is Rejected
By Western Trainmen

CHICAGO, July Misrepresentation
Of the enginemen and trainmen of the
Western railroads who have voted to
strike unless their demands for wage in
creases are granted. have refused a re-
quest of the general managers COM
mittee that the United States Govern
ment be asked to mediate. The engine
men charged the committee with seek
ing to defeat the purpose of the en-
ployes by prolonging negotiations.
The trainmen assigned as the reason
for their refusal that in our past arbi-
trations, the railroads have refused to
place the awards into effect"
The Washington times., 1914-07-17

security until they have been sub
jected to the departemnt's examina-
ton, which involves a determination
that the bonds have veen validity issued
in accordance with the State laws and
THAT they are fully supported by the
taxing power" as required by the postal
savings act. This work is performed
under the supervision Of the Assistant
Attorney General of the department.
Mr.. Hazard was educated in the pub
lie schools Of Washington, graduated
from George Washington University
Law School. is a member of the Dis
trict bar, and has been connected with
the office of the Assistant Attorney
General for the Postoffice Department
since 1906.
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
''Barricaded Desperate"
Proves To Be a Myth

1t developed today that both the Bal
timore and Washington detective forces
have been on a wild goose chase,
when Detective Pat" O'Brien. of the
Central Office. returned to headquarters
after an absence Of several days and
reported that the desperate barricad-
ed in a vacant house near Owsngs Mills.
Md. is not a fugitive from District
justice.
In fact, when the detectives CT the
two cities stealthily approached the
the fugitive. they came on a scene
which reminded them of The Deserted
Further investigation con-
WINGED them that the "barrfcaded des-
perado" was probably a myth.
The Washington times., 1914-07-17
Planes Perfect v
With Mem Sea-SLed
America Carries 1900 Pound Load on Lake Keuka in
Latest Trial-Lieutenant Porte Hopes to
Make Final Tests Tomorrow.
By LIEUT.. JOHN CYRIL PORTE, R. N.

Mr. Curtiss telephoned from Hammondsport last
night that the final experiment with the Seasled bottom
for the America upon which we agreed before left for
New York quite satisfactory. In Wednesdays trials
there slight tendency to porpoSng so the length of
the false bottom reduced by two feet and Mr. Curss
took the craft out yesterday morning for short trial The
change proved advantageous and left quite ready to
complete the Sea-sled construction.