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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

em 70. 2nli ecuh q. 6rnnd. Nr 723,
stgll 6apeiic sirabc. SO Sdbie all
PIN i3 ,sni Snrnh 6. 2cnibcdlcr, lr. 222S,
furo. .0nucii SirobC 90 Sabre ali.
elm H. ,,nll Simgn SCul, yir. 1909, NC
Guuob 5iinnc go Sabre alt
glH l3. Srli glnaut eubmon, ylt. zoos. NSci'
Vcriuqion 1irdfc 50 Sabre aii
glm 49, 1nli yrco. Sdn6rr Union fr0iciianl
SniirmarD 90 >G1rc ait.
glm a. Suli Mi1nlc SMnlmnn, Jr. ffi0,
Siilcc Gtrubc 30 sabre at
YInl H. Snli Spbn Senii. gir. 1880. 94el'
SnOciic Sra6e 20 Sabre ali
glm .. Sul 1r. .. Is. 2ntbcrlano, yir.
1927 Noro Caroline 1irubc. 20 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Srnnlrcd cirrlc nm 0ienitng Den Shrm aui oic
@ailc ein 1o9 Der iiir oc ronjoiildc &cpnblii oaS
liz, mas Ser A. M fr bic 9Ser Staaieu. 4Rit Dem Sail
Ger 3mingbnrg ulroc ocr critic Sdlog gcgcn oaS @onr
boncntbn ocfi6u oelicn letter Ole Gntbauptlmg Sno.
mQ's oes Scd5c6nten uno icncr Satin mar Ser ga'
iiacihrm mie cncr a0ngsnoro marcn 9liisbriide Der
fiirdtcrlidiien @ollspntb Die lange Sabre groomer
gSilfir iuO lnter0riidung aenG6rt battcn sic moge
j 6ellogcn ici aber iie boccn ocn slnlang elmer
neiicn 9lcra iiir oc gan6c Nicnidbcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
Nllnrtin N. aEndla.

IS nar0 am #. Snli 1911 Niariim Y. 0uhs,
80 Sabre oit Qclicbicr Sailc BON glnnic SiiNs.
0cborcnc Giicl. uno Gopn bon slois mo BET
hcrltorhcnrn 0clcH Snds. Acbnrcne lloocr0t.
&cuudnoic mo NrCnnoc ocr S0milie iino ciis
aelU6cn Der Nccroiqnng bc5muobncn. lpcbe
am Srcina ocn n. Suli. I'M nor QRorQcna,
BON icncr 2HubHinQ. 9r. 1851, Morn Iurbnmi
eirnDc, aus nab ser St. Sdiobns.SirCbc. po
nm llbr cine 6c0niemuciic iiir icin Seelens
bell pcbdlicn miro. uno naHn aui ocm .0l @ri
l0icr SrcObofc" itniiiin0ci (Sulit5-fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
Yarrau Der enancnOmraOrnalS .oommiiidrc.

q 7 7 NI q e Y, ,7VTI IVII'
Sic SirnBcnnur6bruds GoHlnitdte MAIDEN
bicrmi IN llehcrcniiinunun0 nit Dem Ndliis
itOrer Siaoi0bnricrs 500. gbihnlti bclonnt
oaB ic Die criie &cranninng TN Nlttlupdl'
@orniiaes I'M l. lbr. IN ocn Niireau ocr
Nnmmidrc. i'm 9inillnnic, ab0nlien iperoeib
mn bic &ollma6t ansjnbcn ino Die lbncn
iincrirnQcnen un0 bon ianen pcrldnaicu gilit1'
fen Sn crlinn i'm Nciref ncr 6onocnmunD
nnb 0r6iinnnn scr WicNumac sirnnc IN pct'
ihicocner Nrctc BON GO bis so SnB. bon oet
NQ6i SldBc Go Sort sincnnc ncbit geulcn
qdnncrcicn Nauien iuIo uierrcbien liiolid pc.
iaNfcr Girn6c gcle0clt NcindB Der nui 10. Snli
1914 nnicrSeihncen &eror0nul1 Jlr 800 ocs
WiaDorS uiiO Sid0irnib3 bon baltimore.
Onncuc s.. Wrnnnnn,
Suan 8. SaniprD,
0argA " 9lcmlciD,
@unimiidrc
Gngcnc g. Nuo1ers,
(SunlG) 0lclf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
PIN 6ie 9amen.

1h cin5lnc emnlc IN ber etnbt
llncrc Ndb,Adicn lest olicL 3iIilae 9nnen.
mcldlc bic 5tlcocraG6crinnli ndd ben neuelcn
NielDoocl crlcrRcn lucucll iOnnen oiee rl iur'
crrcihcn llncrrht llorGcns. NnnmiiinRe nno
Ibcnoe. Ncaucme Ginnocn. SIN Sonle be-
nonrcnc 9lrDciicn ionncn luubrcno oce llnict'
rimt5 ipripcicbi iucroc @riln0libcr llnicr
riot im Gnhr1ri bon Dlnlieru cribcih yidbcrc
Nuolnui idriiill6 nocr mtnolidl bel 8rL
0nbcra. Wr. j02. NctSnrntuna-SirnH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
GricsIOu Cine.

.qprb NaIiimnr2" llnn Sem" s llbr Nior,
Qcii6 tuolga NM GonlidgS pnn Niabi unn Nnls
limorc 1habc SN1nc gSniictrouie ontc1 ben
Gbciopcnic nnO 2c,nunrcsNnnu Snlcn u
Sf25 0inreie 9lunoinbrt 50. NnliiA 5nr
Rndiabri pcr T0Q ohcr yia0Dooi oocr pcF
~ g. O.Vabn" $3.50.
slm 90. mo a. Suli Spciiolraic clnen ssea,
mr ami IaQtoni ndcb YBilaoeipgn niIilia. 5Or.
seine bnlpcn Jinric.
Gincn gecg 5Qc. Vinrie sum &criout it
Fbi nbclp5i0. ma gnliinlore nrr qitl'A anI
Sncbpotcn. 0ii!iiQ init NhIubri 8 Nornl. am
% WD 20. Snli.
lindDnoie iubrcn iN9ilh @ollnin09 aua9es
nOnliuen 5 llbr Nulbni .SnrhQdnaesMu IN
Oim 0dpc llnu, glStnrD 9nrf NonQ ytnnp.
NcDgurf @lhanO. 2roD unb nprolldlcn Flul'
ten yliubiiciicu 71c irnrbi 6u nieptlgcrct
hacn ne pcr gnbu dnpcnonineit nio Dcl0r'
ocri. S0rcibt fir Gcilcliibrcr
Oinrcuec SBriver, Ngcnt.
fNnnft2 3QGie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

0S miro hicrmit bcianni geGcbcn cab g.
sciOncicu &cr0romuq 9ir 100. GbDuiii AZ
Rdraggap6 - Opic am %. 9lopcmbcr 1917
oncn0irD I'M GrlGubniB nQmNciuhi bat cas-
9lnmcien gir 223 225 227. Rcur Sltanc. ais
0iicui,iNe Garage 5u bcnnbcn.
Is. g. 1tub6s,
(Sulit6-fS) Scbdu0c. ,Suipcltor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
Scfannimadlnmocm


10. Nuli l9li
80 babe sppiIaiionen fir Die iolacnoeu
Hripilcqicn crbnlicn:
gir 2l3, Noro .Galperl 9naBc Dloior
bon i5 50. Is.
glr 20i s. SiiosGenigal Apcme 1 Dioior
bpu 20 s.. q.
Acr ocniciben opponiri. mjAc clncn SrQieli
in oicicm 9irlan nm oocr por 10 lbr Suri
mtings an ~. anH 1914 cinrei6eu mann
i1er oicielbcn ecDiuB eciaM plro.
g. 6. Stnbbs,
(Wlit6) 0jcbduoc 3nlpciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Baltimore, II. auli 18Th
Wurcau bcr 90;unoinudl GDnlmiliru Dcr
Stnol Baltimore
9n5ciac Dre GonitnrHpnirnlie Nr t3d
Nannianac, Giirti 9r. i3 o.
Ncricnclie 9luaebpir mil nct gnilNrli rNro'
p0ial for coni,rnctina Notcral Sewcts am
0urie Connections III 1iiirici Nh. 3J D." 81.
nitnrD Contract NU. 1877" an Den r90ar0 OF
glpuroe Of Baltimore NiiD" 0otcllrl, uctocH
bio Wiittpoe ben 20. Sun 1914, II ilNr @cr.
Maib6alS baltimore. lio enioegcf gcnom.
men fir ocn Nan Der hnnQInndle uiio pone'
glnihlniie In ocnl Gilrili ylr i3 " iuic mli
Scn @agsg pcEcnc W 9's So w gnIsail SSGq Ssp
9lb5n0cidnals00 0umllllon, ouibcndbrl luetocn.
GpcSiifaiiuncn mo Slunc ipllcn nni NM
nab Snmna9, rs. Sml 1914. nul 0clnh lnl
Niircuu Der Nhjugalandl Gonunllint 3ialme'
glr 9Ol, ,gmcrisni Nniloiug," Baltimore, Nio.,
crldnqi pcrocn.
sine 0cbnur bon $1,000 piro fir coe 9ieibs
non Spc5iiiidiionen ulo Nlan9tnden cr9ooen.
0cm 20 Snli 1914 ncr nhi hc;nbicn Spc5iiii
fatiuncn nno Rldnc H 0nicm Suiion0c 5urld
craiiu obcr bci RiidNQpc Der ol0cmencn 1pe.
5liiotiQncn nno Rldne i'm 6aue EN- An0epol
9in 6eelombiqicr ebcd ocs gicicrs fir $4,000
oni cine Clearing Nonic Nani" gc}oQen. an
bic Cr0re 0cs OiaOors mo SidonnibS non
Noliimorc iablpor mito mil icoenI IAaepol
elbacindktr rnautiidtcn:
$1,000 Gin. sur uiirliBrie hObrcllAslndle uol
81 bis 49, gurdmclcr
1900 ein5nb DiiriiBirie &dbreH poleaH'
Scr crioiarcihc Nicier AMI oiceu eoriroIl
mub NiirRtboii iicllen nno bic sprhtllicn occ
GiOot0hnricra finer GOnirdiic ctlulcn.
Eis eoniraiiNcb6roc ncbdli flo oae 9iedi
ror rGcHo eiu ober ane Angcboic inridin'
ara Gemsu,
Temp gorber
GarrO ~. 9ooacrS,
-NAAt''te'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
IN 0cntidIlanO il micOcr cinc rniI

Su 9entidJlano 1T mieOer cine ruiiiid1c Spoua9c
eniOedt porOcu lO IN ,solge ocen babcn Der rllhld
6can0te uno Der rliiiide Dtilitdrstod)c ploBh enc
,llrlau6arce~ angetrcten Gin @cicb mcld]es ono'
rcdtlidles Griticbeu BON Sponcn oler grt ob national
oocr International, ucrgt miro wob oas cin5i0c Dl-
tel leiu, Ocr 5pipnage Elm Gnoe 81 beretcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Gs mro biermit bcIonni Qtocben, oaB s.
Stale QcmdB ncr am 80. Nnni 1905 ius
ierScimneicn &eroronurN Gr 155. glbiDniii AZ
Yaragrapb - (mic nm 2S. Ylooemucr 1911
0mcnoirD Inn @rloubnlb naMQciuhi bat has
Imucicn butter gir. 200S. 0droiOr0 sOcluc ais
Nul5nlcocrngo 81 1cnubcn
Is. g. eEDbs
(SuIit5-dS) cjcbduoe Snpciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
GnesinI.Wptia.

g1ir Iicicrn an Crpaniinionzn, pie Ricn'c5
mo guieilhec bclaniialict iolieniict Vlndsrno
NH gnmmcrn fir 3ndcndarciI
SeincS gliioriimcni bon GnnoieS IL bii0i6en
chndtcln Sli mUlgen grciien. G,elcn et-
dNcncn Ulnnu 6nni AcirieD oes Gldrno5,
mcun Ncmlnldli
Us lobfn iib, Del ms oorlupre1en ooer
unicreu y1cnlcn ionncn mo iD nnleren Elan
ctllurcn 5u lallcn
glrninia Cure Canon Co.,
l0G 0ulOin Strnnc.
(Suni26 glug26j 6ja1&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

9ic bicfndc lte6er5ednnng Der grOhen franjOFldcn
9mlci6e ionte in GatidlonO angcnc9m idon oesbolb
bcrii6rcn neil c @elpdbr Ooiiir betct onB oaS &cb
oni gcaleidmq ser ndden ariegSfoitcnred)nuna nidt
longc miro 81 maricn bralibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
acinc ggudlc ucrnelt, u0ne 6af bic 0cnIaen 0Iieacr

encn nclcn g9ct &ctoro ouiiteleu eiiiucocr i'm 0i'
hn5img oocr i'm S66enu9. Sect Bat meocrlm Elm
Gcutidcr Scinrid Oelerdj. euen nelcn S00cn-9ieoro
ron 2l606 SUB ouigeIieat Gas nio nabe5n 3 @lei-
Icnl lc6er bic 3cforoiligc Der 6ronjpicn mr0e Die
ongo.amerilandc Greiic ent6uioliiib a0cr iber bic
9cfor0iliQc Scr Gctidcu wcd)e Die 5ran5oien lauQc
in Den Sdoicn geiclt boben bobcn lie ucnig 5u iagen
gbcr irob aleocm: Germalia miro oc gScbejpln9crin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Waiieriu1rlcn non Baltimore aus
bcniEucn Saml0N, 70. Innt.

bcnirHrn Saulln0, 20 Snnt,
Die prdmt'acn Nurt Scpoii' mo Driteftors
GrgnrfDucit.
Gitobnriipc Gcenerc. @cbIr0o glnelibci, nte
QroEcn Nriidcn Nid1t9 oeia Sneancnannn 0lilh
0lci,G Ncicaicr Sampler nSnsdncbdiind". Sc
ocn 0icnfag Ennncriinn nio Snnliun nm
I llbr N0dni 3u 0aulc mn 1915 Nucnos.
Uliiwon3 o &orni. uio SamaGa q %orn
9'iucic 1Oc. Nfl Tu.mchcr OU
I (SuutS N&J,S9ffc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

@icocrnm Elm experimentation fertis secIlt nno
chi &ro6cfliioc bcariiicn GS III ooS 20. licpcn 3cp
peIine iin0 5erit0rt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
0ic gladridt bni Sic GaSalns bic 0IrONidIadlter.

ihrc cigcnc &ic63dlt bereibcn poen bringt Den &C.
canlcn na0c mas iHlicbd5 nob iiIr oen gcpobnliden
Stcr6ldcn a0crcS i6rig 6lci6en miro, ais mBig ouT
cem 3om 81 iisen im0 Den &doern 5l5nieben' Stobl-
fubritonten beircbcn gr5griI6e @unnobritanten lc'
gen @lantagc an 0aiclbe tbun oic Sniportcure BON
Wonancn graucr MAIDEN @los fr 6laibcn Noitn-
polllpiuer cigncn @olnnpollploutogct Sdouipieler
pciibcn i6rc cigeuen Ebcatcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
1000 0rntldlr Whdlcr ucrIdlrnOcrtl

$4,000 SciItIdle yidlcr DcrldIcnocrt!
@crbciratsci ubcr lrbio. W,ann obcr 1raM glIi
Ubrr sam. 0iirne &oll5iprnbc. &crldii0i ur'
pe0inOt Gratis. Rruipcft
WrIIcrihoitS-eOiem, rcIIbefonntcs nno on'
erlanni bciics cu9lii@c5 Gebhnieir@ieluert.
NcIfnmnt WrnilepruiDrlie.
aple lDerte id Birnrr ter Nrrrinlglcn Gtnas
icny SrdQen mn glHiuOricn. StciS $1.OO
BrntiiIner 0laibaebcr fhr @cIddtlvtne;
YrciS 81 90
CaRfiImer eptsNuelner, bor5f0lihes englt,
lhcs northumberland %rciS 81 .1b
q,rei5 9bc
1emidl . euanIdes uub GuoIild 9eu.idlss
gpBrler6rd, ibfr 400 Geiieu nil Anaobe Der
9lusiprahc l,rcle 0Oc
Nnn0nd IguHdcS. Yres 30c.
Hcrucr Glnnlnrnnn uiiA NnebllbnnD nii ic'
benz Ccbictc o;irh quite Qid)cr.
antnlue nit h6er $4,000 berIbieoenen sd
nle-u 6itr gluspnOl gratis.
Nelicunnacu ilt ber Ncirao uct6illn9en
Charles 0nllmcbcr NHbliihlnH COMPANY,
pos Gnit 41. Ctr, 2pfi Stu.
(TsbE5. 81. 81. .Ga--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Narcam BEG WeDanbci Suipciiprc, Antbbaus.
Baltimore iO. ,Snli 1914.
glnqc6nie nerocn caiacQfn Gcnommen non
hcr 0onlruii Hchorhc ocr slant Baltimore liir
llmunuicu Gppnluiurcl Sdnplbe}tlN nm
RhnbuQ in Shue 9r. 93 lir ben Win0or nm
Stooirnib non Baltimore 5nr Ycnutuln ltiienS
Der Shnlhcb0rbc
glnQebuie miiiicu iu ocricAcicn 0oupcris nm
an Den .Qudr0 of 9Ouros of Nnli10rc SIM
oorciiirt icH Die gniihriii ,9rppnlol for
Nltcrniionc, 9icpairs, Sienn Nfnsing ann
@umbiun at yl0. g3 Gdpnl" ra0cn uno bcl
0crrn Mibdro C5lpinn SdoiRcailirdi1r IN lri'
ncm Nnrcnu i'm fdhbrlis am n0cr nor Ddtt'
pet, oen % Sni 1914, If ilbr Gvrmltto9o,
cingerciht nerncn.
Gin bcglaubipier Gbed ocs Nicers i'm &c.
tr00e non uierhnnnert lSlO0OO) Uplinrc 0ul
cine Clearing 0nule ynni" nui bic Gr0rc oce
DanOrs nm Giaoirntbs bon 2ailmure mub
ichcm ghgchoi bciQtlini lem.
Der cri0lofedlc Niticr mn1 WirelO1i lfclei
nm Die &ariCDrilicn ocs 1tuoi Quarters lu Nc'
qua oul 0oulnlic eriiucn
3cMnungcn mo Gpc}ilfnii0uen lUnncn am
ooer nnd1 Dem n. Suli 1914 i'm Vltedn oc9
Schduoc Snlpcfipro beiibia ipcrocn.
Sc 9oalrnli Ncb0roc hcbdli ilb 0o5 9le0l
Dor. iracn0 Elm oocr ale Anaeboie jurAdju'
g. e. Stnbbs,
cebduoc Snipciior
Nciidiioi ON 10. SuIi 1914.
Subn Nnhcrt,
firgitcnocr Frdliociii Der 0onirnfi,9c9utoc
(1uiii6-iT1s20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
ecidjenbcItatier.
9nmicI @aftpit,

2eidcnbcitottcr nnO @inbalianirer,
GIG YeuniDlbanio-9lpe.
1elcpton; ut ycrnon 5496.
(q,ob2,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
Nic tiei6Ianc Gee.

Hic wcit bic yal binnD ruo 6bpptani AIucr
Ggsnriun, l5O Nsciicn; SGl3pacr, 0tn Anll6ell
ldQ; gcbenercticr iiir iiclne dnoes. scr be-
lieuic Eanpicr SUING @lles- SlenliaAs mo mo
ciua 10 llDr glbcnoe. Nlcic SOC. Nealiu
am 49, Sunt (Sunl8. I& ,3Wde)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
NoItimore (Sentetcrn.
@ermiIdts gInaciasn.


Qetan gcdcn @robcs qoacr; pronipie
gicnlic. W NJ SinaleS, % Shb.QoiUaro.
etrnhc Eclepbnn Ct 4aul 3997
(Snni2S G&S.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

IS laBt lid obcr nibt in 9l6reoe iicaen Dab trob
oIlcr 6ortdritic wcldlc Ole @icnhot in Den lcbten
Icceuicu gcmadt Bat Oc praitii6cn 9ciultac Der Nc
tcoroIo0ic na6cju altsidcBid) ou Die @cttcr&rognoc
loidrGnft gcblicbcn limo Cic Grperten f0nnG aus
ot6moip6driide Gcprciiioucn aus Scr gSnOridhng
mo Oc Ecmperotuen an anOcren Srtcn nit @illic Der
Sclegropben 5ienlid der 0os Bettcr ir einen gr0Bc
rcl Nrt mo wenge StuiOcn OoroilsbcHnmen. llebcr
Die llriode mede oic otmoipbdriidcn St0runacn Der
pcrrulcn mo Die 9rt ocier Storngcn aber limo id oc
c;clc6rcr cbeuo imcinig mic c 5uuor Sine @ro6crmg
Ger 9uit in ocicm Slime mare audi fiir Die Ncronof
pom bod)iicn @crtb @is cbt fcnnt Die metcorologidc
gSiiWidoit mr. mcngc otiide Gridcinngen, uie g. 9.
cic Eoiatunoc uu0 6re llriodcn Ger 9eit ocr 9ero-
iiotif lit obcr nod 6clltc Gin Iel0 o mcd5cm iid Die
&iiicidait nod ic6r i'm 0unteln bopegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

VcrRcacltc 9lnnebuie nit Der ghfidriii qRro'
polOls ior hniloinn concrete binncn sSnI9.
cutters iiornrvaicr 0rone uno oroin in'ci9
Gi Faiicrioa Bari cricniion" an ocn DNporo
Of 9uraioe. care Of ibc sim lltqlicr. 0tip
0uu baltimore. 9iarlano" u0rcllirt. mcroen
bis Winipun, hcu 20. 9nii 1914, II llhr |Dr'
mitnnc I'M Nnrcnu oc5 1inoi 6cNiirloto,
IN llcbercinimnnnq nit ocn Speiiiiniioncn
ner NcHotoc Der Bari @omlnliilon ell9c9cn Sc
uommen BON ocnen Nhihriicn i'm Qiircnu Der
9choroc scr 9arf 00nnlndrc Etnio sin F0ri.
erhdlilid iiuo Qcgcn Ninicrcpuua bon ihnf
(S5OO) GonGrg, bic lei aliidqapc ocrlcl1cn IN
pucr 3nilano inncrbGlb ic0n D0) Gn9en u0W
SfnilmuQ rcr glnQcbpic 5uriidctlinici ucroci.
Eie Goatrdi Ncn1roe bcbili ild on9 9cct
rpr racno eiu ooer ale AHAeprie 6ufild6ls
Wciicn
Scnem 9lnacboi mnb elm ccriili5iricr G1cd
hca dieter. i'm lciraQc bon iwrihunocrs lS2oV)
Tullnro Of ere a0lcnrira Nonc Vnni ncins
pcn. 5dhlhNr an hc Crorc pcs NluOors mo
sinolrnths non Baltimore. bcacingi tin
Ger crinlGrei6c Nicicl mus in DER nnhhep
Icri 9lirGihat 5lr NOhc ocr 0ortidliunue
fcllcn. bic bonn Staoi Rronraior 81 beliail9cn
am gmirasc ocr pebaroe Der Rorteomml.
fare. .
SuperiniUocni.
0ediisi
SoEn 0nbcrt
iHarcn6er Erdocni Der GoniraItNcbotoc.
(Sulii6 POD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Neltdliot am 10. ,Suli 1911
Subn Orbcrf,
imQircnber Rrdiiocn Der Gunroii Neboroe.
(Smliit6 rs, ,20-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Ninc SrnltNil 9caen iueldJc I'D ndJt0 elnlucnocn
GBt l6rcibt por oab Gcn6a6nca leinc neien Gbli0a-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

unaircn6er Erdliocnt Der GoniraIisNcb0r6c.
(Sulii6- POD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
HAS A CURE
FOR PELLAGRA

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
OHIO MINERS No
NEARER PEACE
WITH CAPITAL
Factions Far Apart on Price for
Mine Run Coal Under
New Wage System

CHICAGO, March 21.-The interstate
conference between the bituminous coal
operators and miners adjourned to-day
until Tuesday to permit the ohio OPP
orators and miners to iron out their
difficulties.
To understand the situa ton, it can be
said that coal mined in Western Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana has here
tofore been paid for after being screened.
Illinois pays on mine run coal.
The Ohio Legislature passed law
that coal should be paid for on the mine
run basis. This law goes into effect
May Is. If the price for mine run
payment is agreed upon here there
will be only one question for the joint
conference to settle. This is now known
as clause 3. 1t provides that all ques-
tons not settled by the joint conference
shall be referred to the operators and
miners in the different States, but that
mo change can he made that will add
to the cost of mining" The opera
tors have demanded an amendment to
this clause which will prohibit any ques-
ton not mentioned in the join, agree
mentNo be raised. The miners want the
entire clause eliminated.
Whe Ohio operators and miners are
far apart on price for mine run coal.
The miners want Tic ton and the oper-
ators refuse to pay more than Gle. The
operators also have offered a new plan
of paying the miners. They offer 9912c
a ton for screened coal and 1Lc a tor
for the slack left after screening.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Cotton Sets Record
Price in New York
March Option Shows More Pro.
nounced Rise-South Sup
ports Market.
BY EDWARD LOW RANLerT.

NEW YORK. March 2l.-New high
records were attained in March and
May cotton deliveries to-day The rise
recently has been nearly 81 d bale, as
compared with the low prices ruling
two weeks ago in these months The
advance In the later positions has not
been so pronounced, Notwithstanding the
fact that new crop conditions are by no
means favorable
The buying power to-day, as In the
past two weeks was apparently CON
hned TO short covering, but unquestion-
ably outside operators have supported
the market, particularly from the South.
when the acute demand for cotton to be
rendered on contracts has stimulated
speculation In that quarter
Weekend statistics show total
world visible supply of American cotton
1855 600 bales. compared with 5000 900
last season. The same authority makes
the number Of bales received from farms
since September !, 2 1852 900. compared
with l2.&Sl 900 last year The amount
Of cotton to be received from planta-
tons and smaller interior towns before
September I next Is estimated at about
I 600. 600 bales, including linters.
The weather map to-day was cloudy
and unsettled. with light rains in some
localities The forecast FOR the cotton
belt is for somewhat higher tempera-
lures ana unsettled conditions for to-
morrow.