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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

GinttnFledcp aus @oGItofien beIeis
tigt man auf folsenoe Beifc: Ulon
Iauat nit einem 8Gui99en Motte
oner nit Isbr gutem 2Dihpapier bic
ebcn trlt ouF ben Stoff gelongte Einte
rein ouF. Dorouf trOpFelt mon Elm
ipenig liiBe Wlil4 uuf bic betreffsuoc
Gttne uno Iou9t oiefe 9Isihfaus ouF
oicI,lbe MeiIe rein ouf. Dies Ger
fobren muB noasinonOcr 10 longe piss
ocrboli perbcn, bis bic Wlil9 ni9t i'm
minoeItcn nebr cine buntle, oHo tins
tiuge 5drbung ouFipeiit S9IieBlidl
piro Oie Gtclle nit sinem reinen Seif
fenIuo ousgepai6en unb uermittels
cines 3uhss troden gerieben. SIT Der
Gled T1on Glter un0 eiu9etrodnet, 10
muB ole Mil9 ldngsr oaroif itehcn
bleiten, un6 ous @crfabren bat n0tis
genFols logor mcbrmals nit llnters
brecbung BON je einem Sag itatt5ufins
zen. 9luf biefe MeiIe cutfernt man
audi Sintenfleden ous 3eppimen ieOer
9lrt unO ieoen GepebcS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
CrOeu aus Sled.
Sine Griuusruug aus Dem ibOuru
MOuteNegru.
wis Ssr AsriGr oss GnuOe5rsi6sS stH
ewtsS @eldlait ma6ts.

Io9bem nun uber bic eisenortige
Sii9tigteit oeS &DnigS Der Sdpur5cn
gcrge perIGicoene @eT9ihten perOfs
fentli6t puroen. bari man DielIei9t
cine Grinuerung gum beiten gebcn, bic
ais perbiirst eriheint. Sin @rportenr,
ser gef9Gftli9 nit Montenegro arr
beitete, bate bicrbei @ele9eHbeif, Den
nnOermeiolicben 0aniIosOroen 2.
&laTe gu erperben, Der ibm in eiHer
niht seraoc 9ldn5eHbeH 9(usfiibruHg
(9le@) iiberrei9i puroe. Der @ypors
teur idgte ii9: nMenu I9on, 6enu
IGon" un0 lieB Oen Srnen Bel elmer
oIterrei@iI6en Supelierfirma aus res
nem @ol0e 6eyItsaen. Gs macbte ieis
ner GrFiuOungsgabe nnr Sire, penr
feItgeIielt pirD. bob er bci bieiem 4ns
laTe bic 9lusfiibrun9 oes OrOenS pers
beKerte. inoem sr i'm nit eiuiesu 8rils
Ionten per{a6. Der Oroen ma6te
oenn oNdj Bel &1Ncn uaS lonTtigen Nnr
lGfen ocn ri@tigsn Gffstt. Gs be9ob
Ii6 Iooaun, baB Der @rpprteur oud)
cinmal geI@Gftlicb in @etinic al tim
bate, 5u oeIien penigen GebsnSpiirs
0ieicitcn betaHrtIiG audi 9. 30. Der
&6nig, oomals nuA Siirit pon 9Rons
tenesro, ge66rt. g(u1 unIer Gypors
teur beiparb Ii1 Inn bic ibIiGc
@uoien3, bic i6m. lDie jeoem GuropGer,
ocipdbrt fpur0e. 9llS &enner Der Sofs
iitte DerobiGumte er nicbt, Ieirsn Sr=
Den an3ulsgen. ols er Dor Dem @ers
lciber eri9ien. @dbrenD Der AuOisn3
lieB ySitito tein 9lu9e BON Den &nppfs
LODI, in bem Der Oroeu prongtc. Dem
@rporteur purbe bic Sadie ein penig
unbeimli@, oenn er permuiets, 0ab Der
6iirIt ii1 pielsibt iiber Die sigenmdds
tiqen 9erdnoerungen bic ON benz Srs
ben Dorgenommen wDroen moren, aufs
baIte. Gr beeilte ii9 bober ielbIt, bic
itumms Troge oes !0errIGers nit Der
Bemerfung au beontporten, er babe
Ii@ erloubt, sen inn gndOigTt perliebes
ilen Sr0en in reinem @oloe berltellcn
uno bur9 einige Steire Derf90nern su
laEer. Dob Der giitise Serrider ies
oo9 nidt unge9oltcn mar. beipies cr
nurmebr oltrf cine cole Sat. @igens
6dnDig entnobm CT ben DoniIosSrOsn
2. &laTe Dem RnopfIod) fsineS @eIus
hers uno 0ffncts cine S9atuue, nus
ocr er einsu ouDeren Sroen berporboIts
nno Dem Grportcur an bic 9ruIt beTs
tste. @s mar Der DdnilosOrosr /.
GlaIIe aus glea!" Dem &C.
fer bes Siii0r9eus pirO es ieBt liar
getporoen Iein, porum man ME ndoou
gc60rt bat 6dB Gin neutrality-suspicious.
Oroen. pie cs nit en9liI8en uno ruiz
T{9en gsl@ab, brm 9hieuitesJoues
gum Ginidmel5en ii6ermicicu iporOen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Gin por5iiglicbss wliticl, peiB=lpcis
Ieneu GleiOsrn ober MdnisIn ibre urs
Ipriingli1e 6riIte pisoer5u9eben, 1T
tos 9(brei6sn nit @lcII 81 bieisnt
9med Sie6e man Oas S{leioungsitiid
ii6cr oos 8iigclbrett uno rsibc Stri6
fir Strit9 nit sincm leineuen, ipeiben
9appen. 0o3 muB oieIer otter crneuert
iperben. S9lieBIicb ltiittelt mon DuS
&leio tiiHtig aus uHo biirltet nit elmer
eaHa rsiner l8urlte nod. Der Grfol9
1T groBartig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
Cine Be0eanunO.

Ser @risF elmer Syruu an i6re in
Qtmerito letenne S1neiier entbieit
foleenDe eroDBlihe W9ittciluno: 9tuI
Der 5pciunO0reibi0itiinOiacn SSo6rt
BON 9erIin ro9 %0In belt Dor einis
ocn Soqen unler 3ug lGngere 3eit on
elmer tlcinen Gtotion nes Meitens.
bercn Hamen itb mir ni9t gemcrtt
Bose Gin 3ug nit Srie9sQeTauaenen
Fubr plobIiH aug cutaegeneeieBter
Ri9tung elm uno bielt unS 9e9eniiber,
70 baB iitb fir oie pielen preuBilheu
SoI0oien III rnIeren Qtbteilcn uno bic
geFongenen 5einos @elegcnbeit Su ouss
aiebiger qcsenIGS!iser 9etrodtung bot
Bei Der 8etraAtuna IieBen cs ober bic
9eloier nicbt bsiDsnben, ionosrn Iie
itredten sur Mnoeuilng ibrsr GjefiiDle
ben preuBiT@eu JlTiIieren Nis 3unoc
bcruus. Bon ollen Geiten pur0s in
urItrcn Wlilitdrobteilen bic itiirmif6t
@itte n9tustrcter 81 piirfen" an Ole
be9lcitenNcn STfisiere eeri6ist mt
nub nit G6nuH3eln germ gepdbrt
llno bonn eabs Elm Gd)aulpisl, bei
beFcn 9lntlid uns innige Genugtuuna
srfullte. Derbe Tduits riileu bic 0eIs
ben aus ben Granspcrtipdsen ouf ben
Bobnitsie, oo9en iie iiber Die 5u iebcm
B6uitepuur oeb0rigen 3nie itnO benrs
beitetsn bic Nerldnserung bes 9fiideus
in OerIelben Mrt, nur nod eiipos trGFs
tiger, ipie man no4 gutter OsutI&cr
Sitte ungcSogene Sur9en Siidtigt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03


9(us Rurlsrubc ipirb bsrimtet: gluf
Dem bieiioen 6ris0bof ipurDe om
Dinstog Der i'm &drlsruber 3rantens
bouIe ieinen duf bem gelOe Der Gbrs
crboltenen @erleBungen erIegens Roms
manoont oes /. 8ataillons oss 2. 9ns
oiIben @renoOierregimsnts yo, Ito
(0aannbeim), Mlaior Grnlt waoriB BON
9(rnot, 6eerSigt. 81 ber Grauerfeisr
batten Der @roBberSog uHO bic @roB'
berSoqin Suite @ertrehIngen entIonbE;
Ferner tp1ren 5nblrei9e ottipe iin0 ins
uttipe STfisiere ser &orlSruber, Seis
bel6erger uno Wtonnbeimer @nrniIon
Gugegen. Sine triegsforte 9teierDes
tontpoonie 0es &arlsruber 2eibererns
bierreqiments bate Dor Der Jrieobofss
fdpeIle glufIteIlung genommen. ylaH
Der tir1litben Giniegnung ipuroe Der
nit @lumen reid iiberoedte Sdrg I'M.
ter Srommeltpirbel al @rabe eetrus
aen, no orei @eipebrIalben oem Soten
ben leBtsn militdriI9eu @ruB entbc'
ten.
S6enf iA ibr nidtS 10 fnurrt lie,
icbenf id ibr etwos, 10 frogt iie, no
Der idl onS (SeIo oain genoinmeu
bobc!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
@lam @bo n Scr.

Wun rimmt feds groBe geI1dIte
&artoffelu, in bier 9eiIe geidnitten,
eire @elber,ibe un6 cine &nole @els
leries esenfans SerI1nitten, cine sipeis
Snarttannr Ionntoes. einen boIben
@bl0flel Cola uno cineu TselGfFel
gfeffer. uno Tebt an nit bier 2uart
MdTer, toAe big bic W2dTe ipeitb III
uno treble our1 Elm Gie6. Dam
mod)t man cine broune Ginbrenne nit
sinem @bl0ffeI Butter uno Shmal3
un6 orei GblOFfeln Wlc6I. l0T4t bic
Ginbrenne nit Der 9rii9e al. gibt
cine GaffestoTe pon GotTup oosu unO
to9t lonoIam cine bulbe e5tunOe
Damn fiigt man eiipn Spei 9uBeno
CLANS. 5erbodt, nit oeren @riibe bas
Su. Wlnn Isroiere rcdt HeiB nit einem
RdDhen Sitront, einem &dbAen barts
aelo9ien Gi uno 6eIreue 0is Supps
nit @sterliIie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
RinOSfitst NIT N beirus
GauCe.

g}o@Oem bus JiIet gebdutet un6
geIpidt III, lc0t man oasielbe in cine
8rotpfonnc nit beiBsr Butter, fiigt
cine nit yleltsn gcIpidie 3miebel,
eelbe 3ii6e, Elm Stiid1en Gorbeerblatt
6o5u, Dcltrsut es nit Sal3 uuo ldBt
es nit einem Gjlaie Wlobeiro, gut Sus
seoedt, I'M Ofen tur5 anbraten. fiigt
ctpos to4enoes Maner binsu ilno ldBt
nun hus 6ilet, nit sinem 9utterpns
pier 6eOsdt, unter 0fterem gegieBcn
longInm gar bdmpFcr, bonn Ipiilc
man bic 8rotpfonne ous. beFreit Die
Gonce pom Sett unO ldBt bieIelbe nit
etipos gDsioenmebl unS einsr Glafe
Mdosira redt idniig einto4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

3ur Ssrfenung beKeIben beoiene
man Tcb fOIgenoer 8utotcn. SoI6s
fteiIh, bartoctoMte Gier. Mepfel, 3pies
bsIn. aartoffeln. griinen pfeFfer, 9tos
oics9en, Gurfe un0 per es liebt duc9
8lpei 6is brci SdrbcIIen. Hud0em
olles in tIcine Siiide gsI9uitten, nebs
me man etlpos Sped uub brote ibn
aps, gieBe bsnIeIben beiB iiber bic Mts
ic9ung, Oann nit @Tlg, Sola unb ein
tIein ipcnig rotten 4fcffer, noh @es
Tdmad. ocpiir5t. Sin 9utes g(usies
fen crSielt lpem Roicnpoprita beiges
miIcbt lpirn. Gerbiege nit getDdter
Maponuaiis. Gebr nusgiebig fir
eineu foItsn glteHOtiIcb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
Sir 90aS nnO
&I6e.
SIR qortett6Dtsu.

Bartettfubb0bcn erbalien Elm IebE
i40nes 9lusieben. ouc5 fperNen 6et!s
ileden pou i9rsr 06crflGae weit6en,
lpsHn iis BON 3eit gu 3eit nit cinenI
Quart 8cH5in, IN Dem Elm SierteIs
pfunO ssI6er Ma@s aufgcI0It ipuroe,
abQerieben peroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

iebr "or.1l ! = : y &C. TT uGntfIoqcit lit cin
Ben SSo,,ool.' = bunter Bopooci, ouf
oerbriu'nn"e,n riu'nen SOtti 90reaO. Dem gsie.
''''er lam Gin 6inOerloOn fnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Damn aesahlt lperoen, menn Der Pa'
poaei bei i6nr feit sdilnpfIport ge-
Bort bot. Srou oje1einfrot1 bon
@lii6iom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
I've Been Looking For You.
A Catchy Number from the viennese Operetta
THE DANCING DUCHESS"

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"- A-s--4-T- aT-ss--Hii ~ a'-'-4'a'a A---f~ -A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

dilemma. uSeroen Sie 50.
rer Srau gum G6riitfeit and etmas
id)cnfen2~ @ontoifelbeIO sd
pci6 gar nirbt NOS id t9uu ioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
BIG FOREIGN LOANS
TO BE PLACED HERE
Will Be in Nature Of Credits for
Purchases of Supplies
Domestic Financing.

With foreign exchange rates at levels
which under more normal conditions
would undoubtedly result in gold i'm
ports. and the probability that these
rates will probably fall still lower as a
result Of this country's rapidly increas-
ing trade balance, bankers predicted
Yesterday that New York would be
called upon in the near future 20 loan
European nations large sums TO pre-
vent large importations Of gold. The
amount Of foreign financing already
under discussion was not disclosed. but
IL was made clear that IL might run up
INTO huge sums, so long rs England and
France are loath to part with gold and
so long as the United States does not
demand IT.
Bankers said that the foreign loans
which would be placed here would be IN
the nature OF credits which would be
drawn against for the purchase OF
American supplies. France and Norway
have already adopted this method OF
financing their needs, and Il would not
be surprising If England and Russia
soon followed.
Long-term financing by railroads and
industrial corporations IN addition 10
that already announced Is also expect
ed TO be a development of the near
future. While no definite plans have
vet been made for the permanent
financing Of the New York Central. II is
understood that before the summer ar
rangements will have been completed
10 substitute q long-term issue for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

aged seventeen day. The men now
have over them convict foremen elected
by themselves. All the guards in the
shoe shops have been removed and con
wet foremen put in their place
Solitary confinement has been re
sponsible FOR two-thirds Of the drug
cases in Sing Sing, the warden de-
clarCd
Or. Frank /. Christian, assistant
superintendent Of the Elmira Re
formatory. IN discussing the manage
mcrt Of prisons from the standpoint
Of Humanity and Health" before the
Society Of Medical Jurisprudence last
night. declared that it would be sew
cral wears before convict self-govern-
ment as il is now being tried at sing
Sing and other prisons could be passed
upon as 20 IT'S feasibility.
Henry solomon, president Of inc
State Prison Commission, and Robert
". Hubbard, secretary Of the state
BOARD OF Charities. were the other
speakers. They commended DR.. Chr'S-
t,an's suggestions. Mr.. Hubbard ad-
vocated the establishment Of two IN
stitutions IN the state for the care
Of men and women who were mental
DELINQUENT defcients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
OSBORNE TELLS OF
SING SING HOPES
Working of Present Plans
Bic Success DR.. Chris
tian on Needs of Elmira.

In a short time there won't be sin
rlc guard IN Sing Sing.
The knitting and shoe shops arc be
inc run without guards, result, the
output has doubled.
Ni0cty-cicht per cont OF the men sent
10 sing Sing for the first time can be
Inc abolition OF SOLITARY" will cut
down the drug traffic uine-terths
Sing sing ultimately viii be self
supporting institution.
These are the latest bulletins from
Thomas Mott OSbornC's headQuartcrs
"un che river" They were delivered
by the warden yesterday afternoon IN a
spcech before the No0tc,air Women s
Club. 900 which he wound up with a
sketch o. his vision Of New Norks jail
q Tho future. g genuine reformation
farm" whore thc wicked Snitc and are
sr..ttcu no more. but wander free,
thinking OF their sins and preparing 20
rc-crt,r society useful citizens.
Trl.crm.ratc sentences for every
crime from petty larceny 90 first de
GREG murder was ono of the warden S
prrrr..t Jon. that startled his hearers.
Sine. .hc day before Christmas.
when be removed she guards from the
Knitting shop. admittedly the worst
hotbsG OF trouble IN the prison, there
hatrt been % single case Of insuroor-
dinaton. while before that they aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January H.

Washington January H.
ARMY
Mai ERNEST l. HVFFNER Med. Corps IN sddl,
tinn 20 other duties. render necessary medical
attendance AZ F0r Thomas 1900 . ....,
Reclamation ~ Capt CLEVELAND 4. LANSiNt.
rt i,s i LisIi HGASrfas honrRrsov Med Ho,
Corps from T0u Thomas 10 home. AMI stand %.
fcvcd from active duty lu Med. Res. Corps 10
take crect ON expiration ~ one month and nine
Firsf Lieut. CHARLES y ROGERS. 1ih cav.
now NJ Trinidad tpi. return to Fort oglo'hnrpe
for temporary duty. thence 10 Manila. via San
Fi1., Lieut. EyERET-r 4 ANDERSON. Med Rec
corps from Philippines Jan D.. 20 y So. .
Leaves ~ ah.suce Second Lieut. GEORGE g.
SEAMAN "a Field Art. two months on arrival
On g. s.. Capt RICHARD *. tRANENS. Coast
At. one month
Eu,lrn L. , pENFEtp detached raiurah 20
EusIm ALEXANDER MACoMB detached Han.
torh. tO Wyoming
Ensign : J. RosE detached West virginia. 10
Ensign II Il. FENN. detached Nebraska. to VIZ
E1.m ~ II LITTLE. detached IVES, virginia; n
south Dakota .
Ensign. 6 hostETTl,lAiL, = II ROOFS. ,. {
West virginia. 10 Temporary duty - Louis.
TAymasier & 4. CiEBORNE. 10 oregon
Act Paymayer g. G. SIMMONS. detached Mari
rt'a. m Hannibal
chief Boa'svsln JANIS IAvEN detached recel7-
ing ship az Boston. 10 Brooklyn. "
CHIEF Boaisvain ions MCCARTHY. detached
brooklyn. to regtigug slip a. Bo-tnu
Mach \ T. AIN. de lcIIed receiving SNIP ai
NeR YORK. ~ FlorlIa
PAY Clerk n. g. LAsSlTEK appointed. m oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
THE WEATHER REPORT
I Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

ohlsl, Record and For,eA,t-Wsshinsion. Jan.
n The northern portion OF sundays disturbance
hs, Amos, disappeared. while me southern portion
moved almost due eastward 10 Northern Florida
with increased intensity. and rains were general
o,er The southern states aud rains and ,noWs With
.,rne ,e,t. 10 the norhwafd. except = the states
North and east o. Maryland Pressure Is also de
aJ.liy low over the Northwest and the North Pa
sec states. With rain iH the latter section. Else
where IN the West the weather vas fair TEN
p.,,,urs, dld not change decidedly over any et-
trnrite areas and they are generally above the
seasonal average over the northern halt o. the
country AMI slightly below over the southern half
There viii be rain Tuesday in the middle and
.ou,h Atlantic states and rain or snow in the
upper Ohio Valey. the Lover Lake region and New
England. followed by generally fair weather Welnes.
DAY esccp, boz Eastern Nes England. where there
will be rain or SHOW Elsewhere the weather will
be fair Tuesday and wednesday. except In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
ARRIVED

III: sI I@:r.d F1 Ss s6 s and 5i'S g .a go
passengers. mails and mdse. Bar 10 ~.
Sit,ola Puerto Barios December 81. Por, An
tolia Jauuar, 3. and santiago o. 10 me United
Putt Go. Will II passengers malls AMI ndse. baf'
Cursca CBr,. Haue December q. TO " Grace
& Go. In ballast Bsr. m
NieuN Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam December
90 20 the HOLLAND. America Line. Vi'h 90 first ~
s,,,ui cabin and ~ stccrage passengers malls aud
iolando IA 6Iorgio ,Nori. Port MorAnt January
o. 10 The Atlantic Fruit Co. with passengers and
y,s,,rI Arroyo December 81 Port Real January
. Ponce g. MaysgIel and AWadilia 4. and san
ILar .. 10 the Bun lnsular Line. with mdse Bar
Coamo Ponce January ,. Msyaglez and Aqua
nilla and Sal Juan 8. 10 the New York and Porto
Rico - Co. with 80 psssenger'' mails AMI mdse'
Tr,rsris dDani Jucaro December 81. to The
Mun,on 81 Line. with mdse Bar. l p m.
saint tr,ula 0iri CariiN December - "a
norton. Liiluy q 60. 90 ballast. Bar m. 10Th
Tyler Newport News and Norfolk. 70 Tie cd
Dominion - Go. with mdse. Qusrsnsne. q p M
Aranahoc jacksonville January and Charlie
ton D. 10 m. clyde X Co. with Passengers AMI
md.c. Quarantine. m. -. 30 D..
Li,rou January g. Colon and Havana 2. 70 The
nited Fruit 60. with y passensefs' mans and
N sud GALVESTON January 6. to the Southern
Pachr Go. with mdse. quarantine. ., A m
MllliuOckct. Stockton 10 the Great Nprthein fapel
Co. with paper. vessel 10 4 ii Bun Co. QuAran
joseph Cuuco (Norl. Port Mor1rt and Port
Artonio January B. TO the Cuneo Importing Co. VIII
ifg s,odi h~H HOOK '' > J. Jan n. $50 m-wlnd
northeast night bne1e: cloudy; hay smooth sea.
SAILED.
steamers Chesapeake Baltimore; Shavmut. -
Jshir a,i', Noffolk and Newport News creian
Sukaunah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
POULTRYMEN END WAR
Rival Factions Agree to Aid in
Combating Abuses.

Twenty-Five representatives Of the
live poultry trade met in the Office of
Commissioner Hartigan Of Weights and
Measures. yesterday, and agreed TO call
Off their unfricndly rivalry and to work
together to try TO eradicate many
abuses that now exist in the business.
The dealers agreed to ask the federal
Bureau of Animal Industry TO assign
inspectors to Jersey City. Weehawken,
Hoboken and other terminals, and to pay
for inspectors Of their own who should
see that the city ordinances were com
piled with. The latter inspectors VIII DC
ramed by Commissioner liartigan.
Among those present were i. 7. Pier
son. Eastern representative Of the West
ern Carlot shippers Association; Morse
VI. Frankel. secretary Of the Live 'oui-
try Dealers Protective Association; ".
A Emerson. Of the Live Poultry Auction
Company. Charles Thatcher and Abra-
ham Flick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
OYEAfENTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Jon Raleigh At san Bias. .-,-.-,.,.
Jan GLACIER A. Ia PN Bru'u9. a. Crl'o1al
Haleilh ~ Nalaflau. -
Jan Ralrh MrDpugal AMI Parker At Nov
YORK yard. Florida. At Hampton Rosds, Nereu'
90 - and 60. ~ Ainirsutc BAY.
Jan 10 Tennessee sud Jason. at Ale1mdHh
Louisiana. 90 Southern drili grounds.
SAILED
Jan Glacier. Guaymas for la RAJ; Raleigh.
I,r Tsriifns,n Washington FOR Newport News
and Norfolk Bach. McDOugsl and Parker.
T1mnklusviIlc f0r NeE York yard Benham VINE
stone Landing fDr New York yard, Tennessee
Jana fnr Alexandria. Ncrcus. Lambert ROM
fDr srgau Point. Orio Norfolk for $eHail Point
Iroicus. Balboa for Honolulu. Glacier. Id fal
jan no Louisiana. Norfolk for Southern din
grounds. tta.. Nev YORK yard ipr Hampton
Roads. West Virginia san Francisco fDr Brtncr
ton. Wilmington. Hong kons for canton 49,.
flag u commander iu-chief Atlantic fcci trans
'errri from Sew York 20 Wyoming
Ncw York detached A. fleet flagship ant a.
.i,I.ed fo du'y With first division Atlantic neet
wyoming detached from duiy With fret division
Atlantic heof and assigned 10 duty az fleet hasslp
rulfon assigned ~ duty With submarine hoiHa'
ON arrival a, Puget Sound IVES, Virginia VIII Do
considered a. detached from duty with PACING
fleet and assigned % duty With fAclhc reserve
wa.hinz'on uiIl caI a. Boston On route South.
Iasou Boz Eastern Mediterranean. ordered m
Hampton Roads vessel viii stop at tolio"lny POI
en- rpuIe to load exhibits for Panama ia IN.
JYu,-ifiln. Plraus Genoa liarsei'les. Barcelona
ami Plymouth TEE Jason later will be- sent u
San Francisco. via The Panama Canal 70 dischlise
exhibit.
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


glasgow Jan in-CEnerouiA tBr, New York
lave Jan 10 / m--Chi'ago Err, New York,
sin SamOlaiue tBr. New York
Port Natal. Jan British Prince tBp. New York
via tape Town Tor Diego Suarez.
Gimatar Jan SAslehAu (Br. New >ork Tor
re1amouco. Jan s-Rio de Janeiro tBra1i. New
York via Barbados.
Maa,luis Jan l0-Merak Dutch. Ne" 1ofN
Barcelona. Jan 2-Nausator tNor'. New York via
tallL.
Rouen. Jan 6-suram OBJ. New York via llavre
SAILED.
Usue. Jan TO- MA Touraine tFrl. Ne"
Liverpool. Jan Q. ? m-TranJl7ania OBJ. Ne"
York r,, ~,
Gfirsi,ar. Jan o-Crios Greek from rirausl
,,irsi,sr. Jan iO-C,staute utaD. Ne" York f.r
NrulUe. a., - ,f..r
IEsrL Jan ii-Ilsho OBJ. New York i"r liuil
plsu.r Point Jan ll-D4AlngtJn u'r Ne" lof'
L.lft.
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WILLS FILED.

JULIA l. GUINEE december 81 about ST 800
personal To tie College Of ~ FrAncis Navier
5000. Mission " the Immaculate Virgil s. 900
sisters of the Poor NJ S. Francis. s. 600. Home
for the Little Sisters n the Poor. s. 600 Miss on
Society of Most Holy Rcleemer for Purgat0nau
society. 500, 20 pastor OF Note Dame Church aud
90 pastor OF st. Francis Aayier's. 500 each for
masses Tor soul OF tcstairA. Francis y Goctte
afty.
CHARLES T.. ATrERBuRI November i0l
Value NJ real estate unknown personal more than
5000. 10 Katharine NJ AtteIbury. wife John
Is Pine sty