davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-08-30

closed the stick Of sulphur yesterday.
Captain Tunney at once asked Matzet
about 1t. Matzet said he had found the
sulphur on the street. The stick
weighed about one and a half pounds.
and would have been enough for sew
eral bombs.
Captain Tunney Is also hunting for
potash. which. when combined with
sugar. makes very effective fire
starter. All OF the liners on which fires
as munitions Of war. The police be-
lieve that the fires aboard the lighters
were caused by premature action or fire
bombs intended for ships which were
to carry the sugar to the French ports
Of Marseilles and HaYre.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30

allies. the story that the exp,osion uas
OF incendisry nature MAS generally
credited here today.
The company will be er1ppied until
special machinery can bs durlira f~d
for another glaze mill. in uhirh the
finishing process is given the powder
One Of the cempany'- worEmen. az
ter stating that employees were not al
lowed to :alk. added that mill vas
left In a safe condition on Saturdsy
night, and we know II could not blow
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
w ood's School

I'll East Capitol Street. Thirty Years Old
A postal will bring to you our new Illus
trated catalogue.
School of Civil Service Preparation
School OF Gregg Shorthand.
School OF Stenotypy
School OF Bookkeeping and Accountancy.
School OF English (arlthmetic. grammar,
letter writing. spelling. writing. com mere tai
law, history and geography
Inc demand for our graduates 10 in excess
Of the supply. Day and evening sessions
Telephone Linen. SS but 1t 10 better to call
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
BIG POWDER BLAST
IS LAID TO GERMANS

ACTON. Mass. Aug. so.-The police
are today investigating the explosion in
the glaze mill Of the American Powder
Company hero In which fourteen tons
OF ammunition, Bald to have been In
tended for the allies. was blown up.
The explosion was felt for a distance
OF seventy-nve miles.
Despite the statement of Murray Bal
lou. president Of the company. that he
had not the slightest suspicion that the
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
To Remove Army Camp
From Texas Flood Zone

Though the War Department failed to
remove tho camp Of the second division
from Texas City In spite Of much criti-
cism OF the Location until after the
recent storm had caused much loss OF
life and property. It has now decided
not to re-establish 1t. The troops will
be removed elsewhere.
Decision not to re-establish the camp
was made on recommendation Of Gen.
eral Bell.
Secretary Garrison announced that
part Of the troops would go to the
border and part to some other location
not yet decided.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
night; Tuesday fair and cooler; moder-
ate northwest winds
Maryland-Partly cloudy and cooler
tonight; Tuesday fair; cooler in east
portion; moderate northwest winds.
Virgtnia-Partly cloudy and cooler to-
night; Tuesday fair; cooler in east por-
tlon; moderate winds. becoming north
The Washington times., 1915-08-30

hs1ly ma.Ea-d "a go r.r-~1 s@-
Gtsfsncs s-u- 80 w~--N-E -ET
No t-sr- e - n.-fv - 80. EaE-mu~s
th@ $1,000 -.<n-rl4.N,- w-~M-.a. r.
reported. al = 80 r--aa.r 49,. -
Fascss Stl.sss~ -n--- - - go a-u1E
tso 1850 srs sr~- fsaE-r-z Fs
The eSrtnsts-. ~asrk 80 n~~-r -
-,iiss so s~s-rgT~e rsa-s -s-r--~ ~
all, n~ar-y bua1zrx~ e-Er-E.-f m -s~
fuse r1fn. Cu-r-E- - -
are sid - ha-- -. w-s-E -
this srrtcNtu- ~ al-r--- - 49,
caused sn~-s~- 80 -e~H ~
Bo-h hufirlnEs 49, a~-wwee~F go
pieces % th@ s-rNcfE-~s 49, -
BLOCKS ssav
The Washington times., 1915-08-30

Swift & Co 8 sales OF beef in wa .h,,g.
ton. d: c.. for the week ending Saturday
Aug 2S. 1915, averaged as follows: Do.
nestic beef, 1898 cents per pound.-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1915-08-30

s3a. 50 To Chirsxs ss< R~sx-, t1alss
Rai,irnar~ arf 0Aio So 3 - 2 49,
for rcturu % S~r- 10 -
Morninr. Nooa- Eusze-s H~4 ~
Aiyt
The Washington times., 1915-08-30
TEMPERATURES.
BUREAU. AFFLECK,s

Light automobile lamps at 7:2 D. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

iino ood beitmnt oeIdladtct 5it
pcroen, aIio lab iie niht rmn0tbig
pom 8roogetreioe Der Dieniden nit
freiicn, unO 0ein @etreioeDorrotb ge-
bort nicbt Dir alein. 8as bilit Oein
@etreioc alf Dem @ooen mas ser @e-
mimi ans pcrborgen gcbamlterten
@orratbcn, mas oas 9hlnoitiid, Oas
on iebt nod iBt. mas Oein S6pein:
pem cines Cages Die 5einoe bel ms
eiubrcden itno aaes nebmen, oOer
penn iie lms einen 6rieoen aui5pin.
gen, Der toOtiicber oermoge elmer er-
OroncIuoen 9riegscontribluion mf
Sabr5ebnte Dir pic allen Goltsgenoi.
fen 0ie UlitteI nimmt, nod iemals
pieoer ein GunOitiid ODER Elm Stiid
SUDDEN in 8ebagen 81 per5ebren. Ser
9eilti6e nit @erantportlidfeitsge-
fiibl bat iih Ons aaes idon geiagt;
aber Seoer uuO Seoe muB es ii6 ia
ger.
g8ir 9n6en genug. gliemano
brautt 9unger 5n IeiOen. uno Die
groBortige 0pferireuoigfcit, Die I'M
ier gan5es @olf benefit, perbiitet, Dab
cinc 9iot6 eintritt. gtur miro fortm
ieoer Oeutide Niann unO jeoe 6rau
in 9lei6 uno @lieo treten unO Der Sc
iommtbeit, sic ms 9lae i9iibt uno
8um Sicg fii6rt, ii9 eiuoronen. Gas
lit Der Sinn Der 9umoesrotbs-Ger.
or0mmg peritebt i6r's, 6eiuoe2 llnO
pieQei6t fonult iiber ci6 nod Die
Shmoc, ga ibr, penn i6r dbnlib per
orOnet, ipiini9en mer0et, ibon frii9er
10 Deroronet 81 baben. @ine 9feiHs-
uertbcilungsitelle miro bel uns er-
ri6ict. limo iie lit 10 piel oocr mebr
wcrtb luie oic san5e cn9liibe 6lotte;
ocm iic percitclt geloiien Den 9Irs.
bungerlmgsplon, iiir ben Die cnglii1e
6loitc Ocn 9iitteI MAIDEN ioIltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

here, which shows that French trade
with foreign countries decreased by
5O,6OO,O00 during the first four
months of the war. Since then the
loss of French foreign trade is
officially estimated at S100,000,00O
monthly.
To this huge loss Of commercial
returns must be added the no less
enormous loss of financial returns
from French north Africa and from
the rich industrial provinces along
the northwestern frontier now held
by the Germans.
According to M. E. Michel, the in
spector general OF the French Credit
Foncier, who has made a computa-
tion of the losses accruing to France
from the continued German occupa-
ton of the northwestern provinces,
the financial equivalent of these
losses amounts to no less than
$2,86O, 1000 down to the first Of
this year.
Meanwhile the daily expenditure
in France on account of the war is no
less than $7,20O,00O, according to
official figures. Most Of this expen-
diture, being wholly unproductive,
must be reckoned q total loss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

inr aebieteride 4fIidt Ser sInasuanOsEien 0ea@en.

Sine se6ieteriide @fdt Oer siHsepaHSerteu Seatdsu
0bnc Selbti6er6ebmg fonnen mir iagcn, oaB ~
@e3ua auf areasnodridten Der oG9Itide Sorrelpon'
ocnt~ Die 5uucrldiigitc 3etng in Baltimore IT. Sle
arobcn lleberidrtc cntiprede imnIer Dem 5nbat 0er
gepciden iie idrben" ncmnls DepeihelL ped)e oen
oficnfnnoiQe Stenpel Scr Sige trogcn mie s. 9 lohe
ole pon .aroBen riihen Sieeen ipred)en peroen als
oIe bebonoet 0os gcraoe Gegent6eil lit Der SAL ben
Sen dmmtlidcn 9ofimorcr 3eitingen Die in en9lil9cr
sDrode qe0ridt im0 Selten eitpredcn Die 9roBen
llcbcridriiteu Dem ,SnGolt Der DepeIdcn to Inuner
limo lic an Giniicn Der Naiirten ggclorbt" Md)rge
9tohrhten uon Berlin iiber Sapoiae bic oeiltlde ro
oiierrcidbe 6rioge meoel wcroen nit tlenel lteper'
triitc pcrIe6en ino momogli1 in cine obicre ede &C.
eet udbrcno Ocn miinnigiten gladridten oon Sonoon
Bori5 Bctcrsbrg mo 9om oaS &orrcc5t oF Der erlien
gctc qcqe6cn miro lmo mag Der Stempc Der Srge
oid nod 70 oqtlid 6erUortrecn 10 meroe oie lleber'
driite 0od 10 abgeiaBt ais lei on Der &abrDel ocnen
mas ienc 0cpciden cntbaltcn gar nd]t 5u 5melleln
Sanoe 8ct ~ mo aud mcens ictt nod megcrtcn
h sic i'm enoliider Sprade georudten 3citingen Sal'
tmorc's ouiflQren0c 8uidriiten iiber GehIbIono,
o0itidc 5taotseinrdtimqen OGthcs GoltSleben ulo
6crhaipt bic 0cdjen gniden iiber olc llrlaHen oeS
0ricacs Ai ucr0iientdcn Gesbalb cnthloB iiN Der
Uetimc Correspondent Dor Webrercn W'onotcil lAr VI
cnQliidcr Spradc gcbatenc alitlnrenoc Nrfel Ieoe'
Goa auf Der eOoriclcn Seitc cine Spnltc enurdnIel
Gie 0aupiabif oabei mar ben 6ergeborencn Stnoern
octider glter oic cber enaliit ais ocitid eer ell
gnti0otlnu al Iefern gegen oas Gft pelbes Tie ieoen
Too ans sen enqlden 3eitmgen cnaugen geltide
Gltern ontcn ocsbolb oorari e6cu oaB bre anoer e'
sen Eoa oie engiDe Spaltc im ,Geitd]en Gorreipon'
oenten" leieu mcuu e nidJt i'm Stonoe no, oen oeit'
dcn Gbe NIT &criidnOnB 3u leien. Gas 1T IN oieler
8eit ser Gerbesma aleS geiltlben IN Der en9nHen
@rce oebetertc @ilitt Der cinGcpauoerten Cent.
Idc;. - -. ss. .,,- ,.a,s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
ninr ..@rrnliannau iiIr glnmanicnI

Snocnbras oitpreuBidlc 9rmee bat in Der @egeno
ser naiuriidlen Scen in neuntdgger Shloht Die uii.
ihc 3cbnte 9rHee aigcrcben 64OOO @eian9cnc &C.
modt Z SononcJ me9r ais 100 y'ahlncngeduse'
Soipiial3igc 8n93eugc 100 NIT Nhmton geTplli'
Giicn6abnpaqQons Sdjenmerier un0 n5dbge Gilen
bobnpaggonS Die nit Fcroen uno anoerem ariegsDe'
oorf maellt uaren, erbetet imo mad)t bei Der %er'
iolgima Der &ele Der glrinee nod mcbr Sete
s Den aarpat9M boben Die Dercinter olterreidr
Iden iin0 0ehiden Sruppen in oen iigIen Sampler
10000 9iten 5it Gciangencu geuadlt uno olele @c'
Idibe erobert
sn scr gutolpina BAT oos pcreinte olterredd]e uno
0cutide Seer Die bort operrenoe rptlhe glrnee nm
5ugelt mo Glide @leiIeu ioIidl BON @3ernomis mag
es CUR etidcioungsidlabt fonmen Die im Sidlte Der
ihnaitcu Grei9niiie an alien @ltnftcn oes oltlid]en
Ghlaftfeoes eoenials oerbdugniBuoll iilr Se 8nien
perlouicn miro.
GbiqcS III sic fitr5c 3lianimenioiung Der Yerd)te
uom otliden Sreasidmplate oie in Den eBten Sn9en
ron Berlin iuio 4icn iiber Sonoor uo iiber Sopolue
8G ms beribereeorimgcu ino
Sine metere iber 9on0on ongelangte Depelde elt'
h6I sic aPitt6eilung oaB cine 100000 Wlan Itorfe
0crreid)iidc pno oeithe 9rmee einen nenen 6elo5ug
1taen Serbicn bc0inuen ipiroe uno spar bonn yloro'
cen ans
glc Oeie 9adridjtc beiagen piel ne6r, ais oaB ole
Giiicn an alien @unften geidlngen weroen Sbre uei'
terc Qrole @c0cling liegt IN Dem morad]en Ginornd
Dcn ic AMI gunldncn iit0 SStalien MAIDEN, beonoerS
ami 9lm0iicn. Srob nllcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lieat ocIer Staat iuc ei Eiger gum SpriInge berct
mn lid i'm occipueten @loment ali CeerreIf' lm9arn
3i nir5el mo oaS bon pielei Ruuduc bcpobnte sic.
benbilrge an 5 81 rciBen
9ls i'm SSonlar Die Rlieu nit tarfen Streittrditen
IN ser Qrfomino porOronaei nit Siebeubirgeu oiien
6ar ais i6r 3ic mo Die 1wod3en 0erreid]iidle GRIP
ben Dor Der ebermadt Striit fir Srt 5uriidpcide
mubtcn rcrfogtc oos rlmapiIdJe %ot nit fieberbater
Gpmnmg oe utiiiiben 9oritoB. Sin cnti4eoeioes
Sicq Der 9iden udre derlid oas signal gepelei iir
ocn eiumarid oes rmGnii9en Sccres IN 5iebenbirgen
q6er ser Cbcr6eeblsba6er Der oerred)iib bmeorilHer
Sruppcn fonntc Der Griideoung LANCE gctig alspe'
den bis cr ocltidc @criiartnng cr5ict lmo bel airl
ba6a IN mc6rtdaigcr biltigcr Sdladt oe iebr perlu
rcid,en Nidpa Der 9iuiien cr5pang. Gas mar Der Pm
iona bonn Gnoc Der Sperntonen Ser 9hten in Der @n
fomina uno oieer 9ieg belt nod eiumal Das iprnn9
bereite Gim1uieii 3urd au Oeien Gngrecn 9hiBono
n0 englono 10 elieHicit bouten Dab eneono Dem fle
ncn, a6er torfen @afaniioat cine 9lnle6e bon 25 Dill
Iioneii Dollars ocnd6rtc Sect lit Die uiiiihc guop
noNrnlce BON Sen Ccicrrcid)ern unO Deltiben Inn
3naelt un0 ucnr oicer Gage oc lebte enogtgc
Sdladt III icner iooitditeu Gde Der Doppelmouordic
oeihlaaeu lit lulo ald Die 9nioloua.Armcc pe 10
pielc on0eren ulhe grmcen idon, Der Sergongen
belt onqe6ori miro oos riide Hreitige IN 9lumanen
70 Iebr eriter ein Dab oie @efo6r zines eingreiens
0rs @altanootes gang uno Gar gc6mlnoen icn miro f,
Scbr OcL 5ur vSerlbgm9" Der yiiinncn wiro and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

traaen oas ben neuen 5eo5ug eeeen Serbien nterueb
men miro. @ou glorooiten aus ioa Oieie gIrmee in
Serbien einoringeu Damn operrt tic gang nabe Der
rumdniiheu @reu5e 5ipiidcn Serbieu mo ghmdnien
im0 ga MN bic Sdlite ener oenid 0iterredjiiben
Sretfrditc crororlidl it, oaS aiIi 100000 Monn ju-
iommenaeibmoBcnc ier6iidc Seer 81 ihIagcu 10 meB
9undnien iir welden 3med ole onOere @dlite an Der
rmdniib erbiida @ren5c in &eierOc oe6alten meroen
miro Don ccr @reu5e lit es nidt weit bis SIR rumd
niden Saupt .Gienbabn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

baltimore, A. Scbruar 1915.
Shrean ber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Stnot
Baltimore.
Wu5cidc bcs 9le1cuiUnic Ounirdite Yr. AZ,
0jwgun5 9lun 0nuptinnnl, Sestion Nr. /.
anii6riii .Bro6ciaI for bul6ina Gmpun's
gSaier Contract 80. i2,- aorciirt an ocit
.Nouro of glmaroS Of baltimore Gin, mers
Den bis Niittpoal, ben 10. Nldr5 1915, II ilbr
9ormitiags, lm eiirean oee Carbohydrates,
men fit oen Nnu Der Sei!ion gr. I oeS
cjlubnns Sun S1upiinnnls. mic ami ben Yds
9alpiu gs 0enorid ebeiSHgcnienr Der Nb'
snaSianalsgommiion anibeuabrt no.
Spe5lfidiionen uno Qldne ionnen an ulo
nab 1iearaa, 25 Ucbruar l9l9, anI Velnd'
mer 9ir. 904, ,,9lmeriran Huiloina," Baltimore,
Sine c5cBiibr BON $500 miro fir ieoe .seibc
bon Spe5tiiaiionen nno Yldnen erboben.
G,ce G'ebi1r miro bel 9liidGdbe an ODER bor
Dem TO-. Wldr5 1915 Der Mot benllbteH Gpe'
5iillationcn mo Nauorude IN euiem 3ulidnoe
5uriidcrltntici oocr bel Hld0nbc Der dulcnieis
nen Spe5iifaiioncn nnb @dne, i'm 5aIle en
glneebot eingereidt miro.
Sin 6eqlnnbieier gbed bes gieiers i'm Gcs
irdQe bon $3,0OO00 nnf cine Clearing Sonlc
ganf" acsoqen, an Sic Srocr bes glaDors uno
StnotrnibS bon Baltimore 6nblbdr miro init
icoem glnaebot berlansi
Nbaclddhtc Eunutiiatcn.
200 Sub ~ bel 1876" Ennal
lo.A i5Q Slib,ls bei i2'G@ ssanalln ..ols.
665 SnB nusoegrnbcHe WAtnounaS'Aas
ndle.
$500 Ql Dos gromsihanhne.
700 ai pos misunderstanding,
400 u go9. Gonlrei
$40 si 9o5. 9ieaeIiiein mlnueruerf,
100000 Bhno @criidric Stnb
Der eriolared)e 9ieier dui heien 9onirait
iHiB Niirgi6nlt ltcllen uiio ole Sorl6riilcn oe-
Sia6t. CHARTERS iiber goniroite eriiinen.
Die 0onirnit9eb0rbe bebdlt flo ons Hedl
bor irgeno cin ooer auc glngebote 3uriid3ns
pelien.
01nrleS 0nglnno,
9orliber.
Sarrh ". &0bners
Sefrcidr.
Gciidiioi H. Scbrnnr 1915.
lubu ouDcrt
temp @rdiioeri oer 0oniraltSeboroe.
(ScbriSt9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
garran bad @ebanbt.anipsIlara.

II. tSebrlar 1919.
slngebote fucroen cnieeqeu genommen BON
Der 0pnirnitbeb1roe Der Staoi Baltimore fir
Die Snitalrung zines 800 Sc. %. 1urbinen'
Generators in Der So6orud 8umpeHs siation
fir ben Wianor uno Staotratb bon Baltimore,
gngchoic mniien In Suplidt IN pcrltceclicn
0ouOeris mo an ben .Boaro Of gliunros 81
Baltimore Gin" norciiiri iein Die 4niihrit
,,@rppoinl for one 500 81. ~ SnrbD @cnera.
tpr, ETC., at @gb 9rciurc 4nmping Citation,
trnGen iino bel 9errn Aidaro @uinn. Giaois
8cqiirnior, IN icluem gurcau, i'm 6dtbbnus,
nii oocr Dor Wiifipunl, ben 3. Wldr5 1915, I 1
llbr 8ormitiuns. einqcrcibt peroen.
Sin bcalaubiater 0bcd oes Steer5 i'm ges
iraQe bon cintauieuo lS1O0000l 9ullnrs nui
elne r9lcariue 0oule 9ani" ouj bic Srore oe5
wlnnors uno Siabiratbs bon Baltimore, mnB
ieoem glndeboi beigejnpi lclt
Ger criolgreicbe Gieter mus Wiirgi6alt itels
len uno Die &orifriiien oc5 Staot9bdrters III
Ne5uo dui 0ontraitc criiilen.
3ei6nnn9en in0 Spe5iiiiationen ionnen am
oocr nab Dem 10. Sebruar 1915 I'M Bureau
oes ecbduocsSnipefiors beihhsi ueroeH
Die 9oniraitsScb0roe bc1dit no ods Hedt
oor ireeno Elm ooer ale NnGebote 6nriid6n'
Is. e. einbbs,
@ebduoesSnipcfor.
9ciidtist nm H. 5ebrnar 1915.
Spbn Gnbert,
temp. Rrdiioent Der goitrdit9eb6roe.
(Scbris.i9,20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

9lm "A. Sebruar emma 9lolsr, glr s0i8.
9nri 0eie6ie9bcnue. &c Sabre oft.
glm f6. iSebruar sophia Wernbaro, 9ir. 800,
g9cn 27 Sirnbe a. Sabre uli
9lm 10. Sebrunr stanisl0pn 3nsinlcia, 9lr.
S32 Sio9ono Strabc. 46 Sabre nli.
PIN 10. Sebrunr 6aipcr g. Mltilcr, yir. 400,
G0ro.Sl0Oer StrnBe, 81 Sabre nli
gln IS. 6cbrnar Spnic HieiierlDrn, yir 1910
4oro Siridcr SirdBc, go Sabre oil
glm i6 sSc6runr 2dmnrtinc Hiibup, glr 2020
gseftNuri6, ,9locHuc, GO Sabre ult.
glm g. Schrunr Hnutn Y. 1Dranu, glr 144.
ysoro sDtilion.gpcnic. 81 Sabre nli.
PIN D. Ncbrudr Srnnf Gunner, Sobn5 6op'
iinss0oipital (0igblonoioiUn, Mo.) 80 Sabre
alt
glm IT, Scbrnar Giniam q. oeim, Srani'
lin SQnarccoipitaf 81 Sabre ali
glm 49, Schruur Winric Subb, Gr. 22i2.
Ganibrioacs Sirnbc Sabre at.
glm a. Sebrunr Sdmce 0cnncbH, CT. Soi
icphs 6oipiia 67 Sabre ni
PIN 10. Scbruar 0aipcT g. Nlincr, Nr 406,
Noro 8looer. Strnhc. 5i Sabre al
slm i6. aSc1runr Ter Naiiu, Qr. 50i. 4oro'
Yrodopan, l3 Sabre att
PIN TO- Scbrnnr Games Henier, 0abne'
mnnn 9uacmclnc 0oipial, % Sabre alt
YIN n. Scbruar Srurcis 3. Erimaro, Wlcr'
cO-Golpiiul % Sabre alt.
glm 49, ScbruGr 0li5abct1 GMaiier, SraniliH
GQuorc, 0oipinl, "a Sabre alt
Nm TO- ScbruQr Sreoerid 9eBlting, 9sr 1904
NiDiiinn. SirQBc. % Sabre dlf
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Tinnn5sorpnrtcme
Biircnn oeS Sinots2nncrbnue.ger erwn nltere.

yfr. 3ll, H1uttlnuDr rStfnHc
Baltimore. lio., If. ,Scbrunr 1915.
Gerfcgelie glnecboie IN 9nplifai, NIT Der
Inii6rift ~@ropoaIs fot @encrnI Snpplies for
0itb Storcieepcr" uno obrenri on oen nNoaro
Of 2lmar0e ci Baltimore Glib" peroen tn
Nurem1 Ocs Stnot6eaiiirniors, Nnibbdus Sal
tiHore, no, nis 4 ubr Sorm, ON. a. Sc
buinr 1915 fir bic geicrm8 Der oecnben
eriid an Ben StooieaaerbnnssSerpolier ans
Seiarbe, ccl, Wdecl, SlnHrrinlaacf uno
Waetan' 'sdsenoeteae nno '9latter, snrnnbcn.
6iebcr.
Spc5fiiaicncn Ilno i'm glrcau ocs Giaots
QnQerbnuS g3erp0lters crDdlilib.
Seoem 9lngcboi mnb cin bcqIorbieicr 0bcd
ocS Aieier5 iiir elnbunoeri EollarS ($i00) an
Den W(nnor mo Sidoiratb bon Baltimore. Wlo.
onrb cine aGlcarina SonIe Sant" doblbar, bcls
gciigt iein
Ole Gonirait9eboroe bebdIt ii6 oas 9e6i
bor iraenb Gin imo nllc glnaeboie nb5liiucien
girGidnii IN Der ibliden Sorm i'm 9ctrdge
ocS 9onraltes, Die bonn SinoisQroiuraior 8n
beiidiiacH III, miro bonn criol0reiteu 9ieier
Charles geiliun
2neerbaussTerpnlter.
9siidtoi:
SDbn Gnbcri,
Temp. &rdiiocnt Der 9onirons9ebJroe.
(,ycbrilf723)
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1laDor uno Stabiratb bon Baltimore nm Die
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bon 2s fsnb Y 3on bis 2s SUB 8 3oIl. uno
bon GrnutsStr. bis 0ollinasirortbs Str lauieno;
td5 Qono. ue e3 conoemnirt peroen ioll,
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n Der GntfcrnunQ bon 10 5nb X 3ou ino'
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Olnibens Sirnbc cnilang. AZ SUB Bon bis
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(6ebi6-f7,23 23-2D
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FINANCIAL LOSSES APPALL
FRENCHMEN.

In the opinion of international
bankers interested in French iinan-
ces, the latest statement of the Bank
OF France, issued Feb. IL, gives an
ominous indication of the plight OF
French finances, which has been
growing increasingly serious with
every week OF the war.
For one week alone this official
statement shows q decrease of gem
eral deposits aggregating 30,2O4,OOO
francs, a decrease in gold of 253, 900
francs and q decrease in silver Of
1,124,000 francs.
The great difficulty with French
finances throughout this war has
been the scarcity of French gold and
silver, due to the enormous invest
ments in foreign securities made be-
fore the war by almost all French
banks and financial institutions, as
well as by private investors, who, as
is well known, are more numerous
in France than in any other country
OF Europe. 1t was owing alone to
the enormous amount of these out
standing moneys. few Of which. give
any hope Of returning to France
while the war is on, that the Credit
Lyonnaise, hitherto regarded as one
of the strongest financial institutions
OF France. so early as October sus-
pended its cash payments of div
idends and interest.
UnprOmising Loans.
Most heavily felt now in France
are the enormous outstanding loans
to Russia, exceeding 100000, 600
francs, all of which enormous sum
of money has been sunk into the war,
with no prospect Of any productive
return. 1t is feared, indeed, by in
ternational financial experts that
France may never be able to recover
any substantial part of this huge
outlay owing to the utter collapse
of Russian industrial enterprises.
No better promise of financial re-
turns is held out from the heavy
French loans made to Turkey on be-
half of the Ottoman bank to Egypt,
to Servia and to other hard up
Balkan countries, as well as to Bel
GUM and Portugal.
French investors are also heavily
involved in Brazil, Mexico and Ar
gentina, where the continuous war
moratoria have resulted in such
widespread financial failures that
French investments there must be
regarded as a total loss for years to
come.
Huge Sums Outstanding.
The extent of French holdings in
foreign securities has been estimated
as follows by Alfred Neymarck, vice
president of the Societe d'Economie
Politique, who served on the French
national monetary commission:
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IN IicbcnOer Griuncrnng

an mcinen Qcleblen W,anH,
5uAn sp. Niiocbrnuot,
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ans Dem Qchcn dco.
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fScrl bon Der Groc 0oid
Bon ieincr iyeuen Saitn,
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separes Der .!. ssnsr.commiiiaFs. .,l

9alftmore. n. Sebuar 1915.
Geriiegelte 2lIigcDoic al ben pSoaro Of
9lpar0s~ uorciliri pcrocu bonn SldoisJieas
iiraior in einem 9ireau i'm Jsaibbauie, Nals
iimore W,o., bis IL lbr 8ormiiides. am
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men fir bic Heparaiur zines Gampiteiies aul
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benz Scireidr oes observation-disclosures aclies
iert Sin bcelaubiglcr 0bcd oes Nieters i'm
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ing Souie 9aHf." mnb icoem Ingebot beige
tiat iein.
permcrien. uiro Ourbcbnlier.
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y. ". Mitiui0u,
eeireiar.
geitdhai;
SDhu 0nbert,
temp, @rdiioent Der GoHtraitsScboroe.
l.SahrlNl
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gefanntmadmnasH.


VTTTWW w ITU7T07 TWTIITT TTTFE9
QnHapolis. Or D., 49, 5ebruar 1915.
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All ole IctHibe Shulauleibe bon glarpi
lamb i0uie, meroen an uno nab benz I. Wdr5
1918 bon Gpnglas s. SBomas, Gtndtsgleent
iU Der MISUNDERSTANDING National gani,"
Baltimore, Nio. bc5ublt
Whrrnr 0auhlucr,
S6dbmciter ocs Sia0ics Wl0rplano.
(Scblg-2I
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cSphanua gO1. glGoer.

IS iiarb am 49, Scbruar 1916 So6annG M.
Sdaer i'm gllicr bon n Sobren Se 1raueri
iecr iinoei 0ni eomiiog, Nodmitngs ikl lbr.
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mel Sric0boic"
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D.. 3ehmacii luouen geidliqli copiren)
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