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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

g0lfcr peaocu luo mubtc cine Coalition oerclben 81
Stauoc fomma PIN meiten iuterciiirt in Oicier Goo-
Iition 1e1cn DuitiHlano 0os ncue g8etred muBtc
GngIanO ien, oenn es lie @eia6r ne6e Der 6sbergel
wctpirt5ihaitlibcn Gormadtsitcimg aud bic politi-
idle 81 perlieren obdon, pie geagt Ceuti@on0s
Sradten nidt in Oeier &dhmg lag.
Ser iebigc &rieg mmBte fomnen Gs muBte 5u ei-
nem lcbten groBen &ngen fommen 5Uii9en Der b0dit
entuidcten Snteaigen5 imO Der MittelmdBofeit Gs
iii miBig, oaribcr 5u rcitc ucr ben Sfreg perlriat
bat. lInO mic oic b0d cnhpdelte Snteaioen5 in Dem
lm6lttigcu Jinaeu a oe @ebieen Scr gsetuirt6idait
ino Der aitur Oen Sicg oo0on trug 10 miro iic old
cui oen Sdlahtielocrn ser Siegcr 6lci6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
geFanutmadjnuoeu.


Wulfi more, 2i. Nnnndr 1915.
Die Sira6cnonr00guNs Gommidre IN Der
Siaoi Baltimore mndcH plcrmit bclnnnt odB,
nadoem tie ibrc 1dbcac ihcr bic 0uDdnl0ulls
Acn lnioiten uno g9cribcrb0Dun0en 0cah9l0
ser 0Onocmnifnnq, NrJiiunng nno @crbreitcs
rAng pom 5uei AnCps, bic parallel 5n nno iios
ivcitld D0n 9rnio 0iasgiUenne uno rcnltpinis
lin 5u uno uorDurtli9 ugn 2aHrcnc StraRc
licgcu Die crite beiaqier glueD5 iou etua 10
Sub brett uno Die 5lueie beingter glueDs fou
cnua 3 SUB brett lctn neblt ben oarnul be-
5l9iden enoglliigcn nno coriqiren crI!dren
oen 8lducn rcuioirt babel oenIdB ben Sot'
rficn ocs @baricra Der Gtaot gn tmurc Hno
Der an 10. SUM 1914 unicr3eidncien &croro'
ming g,r. 466 oes WoDors uno Stooirdtbs,
tie Dieynt loii3 0eben, boB bclaglc Sabeue
mo Narie aui oicie 9Seic boQeu0ct uno be-
QlnubiQi uorocn it, uub o0B Der WidOor un0
GlObiraib BON Baltimore Oocr iraeuo mclde
Eerion oocy &croncn. Corporation obcr @prs
rolntoHen. bic mir Dem 8niprn9 Der 9ni'
ihdoigunpcn oocr NuicrlegteH gSeribetb0DuHs
aen mic bier gcnnnni, nn3uirieocu iino. ira
nerbalb oreibig 500 In9en, bonn 5iueiin5'
5tuan5igitcu gage in Sanuar 1915, ocm GatilH
Der cren bon uu5 erlailenen @erofenil@nn9
oicicr Noti3 0nQeeen bird ihriitlihc ReiliiQn
al hdS Baltimore Siaotacrtct appcllircn md'
CEN inSeu iic 6as @cri9i I'M cine 9ieoiiion
ocrle.oen dngelen.
gnecnc 6. Grnanan,
GDln g. Snni0rn,
SarrD u. 0lcmleb,
@ouunii1re
ensene q. GObocrS,
(San22. .20, ,5eb512) GIerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Baltimore, g. 6ebruar 1915.
9irenn ocr Ab5ugctann. 0umnliniDu Der Stnot


8aIti more, 3. Sebruar 1915.
Shrean ocr Ab5ugstanal' eommlnIou Der Staot
Baltimore
9ln5eiae oeS gcnuaiiers6outraits glr. SO,
iibcs ScttDn Wr. 2 ocs Saicre Nun Tungtd'
nals; NM saniiar'0ontrait Nr. 14s, hber SET
fun VT. 3, uitlidjcr Sieiniucau 6nnglnnnl.
9criicocltc Nnacbptc In Eupluai nit Der
Nuii2rit ,&ropoidl for bniloing Section Of
tbe Cgicrs Nun Sncrcepior, @tormmater
section 3 Of ibe Gaif 6oo qc6el Snterccpior.
GNnii0rb Contract 9lo. l4S," aorenut an
ocn sNodro of glpnsos Of baltimore SIN
merbcn bis MlahYpd ben a. 5cbrnar 1913,
II ibr WprMittngs, I'M @iirenu ocs Siuot4Nes
piitraiors. 6aibbaus. Baltimore, Mlo., en9e'
Gen Genunmcn liir ocn Pan tclpeltioc Der Sei'
ton 2 oes Gqiers 9iun 6dnolandls nno oer
ScI!ion 3 ocs oliltdcn 2ieluiocon 6aH9idnals'
pie nui oeil Rldncn pcr5cldnei IT., pie I'M &iii
rcuu hes 6crrl Cabin gS Sennrtd, GDeisNn'
oencur Der b5ng5lanalGonnnlon aulte'
Gpe3iniaiioncn mo @ldne I5nnen am mo
nab GicnlGg, o. Srbruar 1919 dut Geuh,
I'M Bureau Der Ib5nQSiannls @ommlilon, 3tm'
mer Nr. 9Oi, ,9imrrtean Sniloma" Snltlmcrc'
Sine &e6ibr bon $500 ipir6 fir icoe 9lei6e
bon Spc5iiiioiioncH nil0 Nlnnen crpobcn.
&iele Scnil1r miro bel Hndaaoe nill ooer onp
Dem "a. 6ebrulr 1910 Der ni@i bembieh Spes
Sifiiltionen mno Slouorde IN auieM 3uiianoe
5uriidcriiniiet ooer Del Gnd9ate oer au0emel.
nen Spejitiaiioncn rno %Idne, i'm sale EN-
WuQcbct ciupcrcidi miro.
Gin beelGiibioter Gbed oes 9icers alti cine
,Glearinq Qouc gnni gcio1ct an ole Sroet
hes 9llOnrs mo Sid0irdinS Opn ENunpte
6a6bor, miro nit ieoem gnaebot, ipie tol8t
Ucr!angi:
GanitdrGcutrdlt Nr 14S. ..... 10000
A60cidldttc Gunntitdten.
Siencumnfcr Gonltnii 9lr 3d.
/ ! 600 Nf. 9aroS NluaiNn6uH1en
1900 ST. Yarh3 Gouirct
f45 ST. Nnrns 3egellicin lducrpcu.
800 600 Giuno Neritdrleidbl
800 Gin SUB 0onlref Sinsipdnoe
$1,000 Gin Sub tSdic ooer Tanne Stb'
mdliOc
G0niir.Gonirnli 4r. f4s.
0C0O &f Qlar0s Or0s2us 1nOttn1 mo
9cus2luiiiiuunQ.
1900 Gin SUB SO" Slnndlc
Scr croQre0c Neier dui niecn Gonttnli
mHb 9fraihaii iicnen uno Die 8or0riien oes
Giaoi@haricrs iibcr Gonirniie criNucn
Gic Gonralt BCb0y0e bcDdlt liD ods 9leool
nor irgeuo elm ooer ale 9lngebotc 6nrid5u'
iueien.
SIN euitraec Der 2i65rgsianaleomm
Charles Gn0lano,
Sarrp gE 0Iosscre,
SeIreidr
9ciiGhat. 8. 6cOrnar 1915.
1pln Gnbcrt,
TEMP &rdiioeHi Der 9oniraii'Neboroc.
(6cbr4 $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

IS iiarb am 3 Seuruor 1915 eimcn G0c.
rcus, ochcGter 0dilc Der pcriiotbenen Wiat'
qarct gberen3. geo S@iuing IN feiucm So.
NcbenSi0br tn icincr 9So6nuna. slr. 1901,
Elbcr.siranc Die 9ccrbinnna bon isis
ncr leheu gsotnunG fiHoci itati en- Gamiina'
Sorriiidps e.t5 n0c Der uSt Inmcc Nlreoe".
moiclbit um . HOE &nrnilidqs cine 9leguicm.
0ohmciie ccicbsiri mcrncn uiro. Ne!ctuH9
aui hem .Scii1cn @rloicr'6rcoboie"
(lSchl--6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

Sc narb om 8. Gebruas 1915. Sar0nra
Nelmer, ecllcbic Satin upn 9liGolas Sciner
ToQe iDrc Seec IN iSricoeu ruben Sie Nt
croiqiuq BON i5rcr lctien gSnbuung Ar. l4i4,
NanUcrt eraie, ilnoci a.t ant SrciGa, &or
niincs $50 llbr Hncl Der pCnr Hatl Of @ooo
gouNielNirc9e" ipoielbii I'm o llbr &oruitlnGe
cine 3lcaucmmce cccbrlst iuiro eclctug
aui oem n0l NreulSgicobcic" IN Nrooiinn
~ a. Go. (5ch4,o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
(Sliia 9SebulD.

es iiarb ON I Sc6suar 1915 Gnia @etUlS,
oelichie Gaiiiit ocs ocriiorbcncH 06ares
RcrQlo. bon 6aioHsnue inn 9Ilicr bon sc
Sd0rcn. @cyrnno!e uno Sreunoc Der 5aMiie
ino bDlli6il cugcl0oen ocg NceroiNung an
Urcitaa, . llhr yladmltaQs. bon Der MoDs
mng ihrer 9ti6!c Srau glnnuou Bed. @cl'
air jlUno, unbe GoHtherus9lucnne, ans. bci5u'
pu1uen @eiictuna 0li Gem 4eouoOn &ari.
fricobpfc." (Scb3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

Wcriicerne enac0otc, an ocn g@oaro Of
slmdros@ dorenrf perocu bis Il nor Sornllti
taps nU Ngittiupm, ben A. 6chriiar 1919,
bonn Observation-Disclosures in ieincm Hiircau, Raibs
buuS, cniQeQen aefomnen iiir Die Hlciernnn
Dpn Ncit, 9icrDciut uito Gtrc9 m ba9 @trnt
Hsnrciniqilngcs1 GpnrlCncnt iiir cine @crinoe
bon orci NRonoien bonn 4 lidr5 1919 an.
9lnachoic nilien Ia clncm pcrlieeclien 9ors
bert cinpcD oicn uro nit p4tnpolnls lor 9ap,
f5ccO uln Sirnlp for toe Eepdriment q1 Greer
GleGniuQ" muriiri fcin.
9lucu 9Inqcboiei muB Gin beglanbi9ter @bed
oes @iciers fiir $500 an ben N,ogor nno Siaois
ratb bon Baltimore Wlo., 0urc0 cine p9learin0
Soric @anl" 1a0ibar beiQciiiQt lct
spe5ifiIaiionen ionneH I'M Silrean beg Stra'
bcnrcinQungs, ,9omniildr8 crldngt ucroen.
Die @ontrnisNcb1roe bcbdlt flo bas Redt
Dor. irgcuo Gin ooer ai!e gnscbotc 5A oerwer'
gyrt. gl 2eriine,
StraBcnrcingnn8siG GomHllnr.
Nciidiigi an 3. Scbrudr 1915.
SDbn 0nbcrt,
Temp 4rdiioen Der 0oniroltsNeboroc.
(fcbr4 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

3. iScbrunr 1915.
9lnscboic ipcroen eniGeNen eenonImen bon
Der GoniralibebBroc Der Siaoi Baltimore ilr
llmdnocrnnQgn, rno ,&eparatuten az 2er strait
sracDoic miiien in, dneriieesltsg 1 SqH6eTis posts
Gim" aoreilrt fein, bic 9lriihriit u@rppoial
fur 2llerntunS nno Nepalrs to &upcr giant
ri tHr gnltiniure 0itA Solf", trdaen nno bel
9crrn ahdorh Gjpinil. Siaot'Aenitraior, ~
fcincp &rcan i'm 3ai1bnus, am ooer Dor 1
llhr Gorm'tinos 9Ni.tiuoM ben H. 0cbrunr
1915 cirlercicDi iucrneu
Gin bcaIanboier @bcd oes Sicicrs I'M Neira
&C bon 5iuebuuocrt uno fhnbla (S25O.OO) Sols
lars, aui cine relcarina S&opIe @ant" agi 5Si.e BE
Sr0cr bee Wlobors nro Sinotraihs bon Snlil'
more nun ieoN glnac6oi beiseliiai iein
Scr erqGrede. Nieier. nnB &firqlnnii iiels
len ms Sic Ncri6rifen oc3 Gtdoi'Sbnrters IN
Ncsnu cni Gonirdiic criiuen.
8eidunacn uno spc5liiaionen idnren ant
ooer rad ocm 8. Nebranr 1915, i'm 9iireau
bce 0c6iuoc,Snipcfors bciiniiQt mcroen
Die iraitsNeb0roe beDdt ii6 oas MecDt
boz ir1enb Elm o0cr ollc glnocbote 8nriid5i'
g. 6. etn69s,
GebdI0e'Snipeitor.
geiidiiat am 3 Tc6ruar 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Nrnrn .N Mitter.

gs rar6 am 3 6cbuior 1915. 0.35 ll0r
9lbcnoe SsHrp s. Sitter, inr 9liicr bon 81
Sabrcn 1ie GccroOIiQ ION ieiner letien
99pbmnp 9lr. 6. emdiicr'2luc Nanlilton, iiHi
oct ildt am Gpnntna, Nndmtinos ilbr.. Ncis
icNuun nnf 6cu oNnlimorc 6ricoboio".
(Tch4-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
0ah Die Oentldlc NcasrMma in gerNananihuuasm

0nR bic Osttdlc 9ssernng i'm Ocr6Gn0uihuoaen
@}onent cine oen 0reiuer6anonldd5ten 10 imbeqlicmc
Eeriouli6fcit pie Shirt @iilow ais 9otidoter nad)
9iom geianot BAT III npc5eblid 9aes ging nod
g9inii) Die &rie8sparte in talien purOe 6rfer itnO
it1rfer, mo bic Sebe gegen Sctrrcd] na6m erireulid
5n. Gs dci nllr nod cine 6rage BON @odeu 81 ielt
bis cine itafcnidc Armee in Octcrrcid enaaen
lprOc Go fonImt Oeier 6iirt Billion 5cigt Ben Sta
lencrn qlbanicn n0 iagt g9as pollt Sbr Griea fi6.
ren2 Semen 9an5en groBcn @iteniirb f6nnt Sbr ia
Ioben obnc oab eS Gud einen Eropfen @lut foet mo
nonn ico S6r Die abiotc Serrei in Der g0rial~ ln0
oas 6otoite it, bic SStaliener baben @eritano genlg
Sen Yort6eil 0es ibnen bon Dem 6ircn Billion oufge
tollten Rldnes en5uieben. llno e 6rnlidben bod 10
lo6penOig bic Siilie Staliens Die g(Qiirtc mo alt
Die 9undnienS 0as iidb nah StalieiS Saltmg rhtet
lSroufreid brouc6t Stacn I'M GliaB, 9uBlano braid)t
es all Scr Norio oanit oie Gage Der ruiidcn 9rmeen
in @o5icn IND in ben Gorpat6cn ereidtert wiro ino
england 6raldt Stalien in GgDpten. Dab Geutiblon0
5lir reften 3eit oen red)tal Qplomaten nodj &om
ianotc 1T nod oos @eneinte mas bic y9ur6arcn~ in
oieiem ariege per6roGen bo6en. Gs udrc bobe 3eit
oaB oie 2Inglopbenprciie ib Oariiber duBerte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

9rpnricmcut fir Biicutlldie @crbciieyunGen
ilntcrGcpartcmcut ocs Stnot-sSngCuicnrs.
Naltim more, 3. Scbrunr 1915.
Mn eiQc bic ce nnqrht
Gs pirn biermit ben 9eiitern oes @ruo'
beitc5. ocr ON Die glneO hinter her Shoieie
Nlonroc unb @nhionseirohe qrcn5f beiaHnt
Qculnhi baB ole mathematician Der bcaqi
ten Nlleh unicr oen belaqieu @ciitcrn oeribcilt
por0cn iino iuo onR cine 9lnilicumo beiaaier
Softer iebi In ociem Nurcnu nuSlicQt our
@iniicht nllor onrnn iittereiiirier Nerioncn uno
onb Der SiaotSn0enieur an 18. febunr 1915
IN iciten grrcni fincGcn Icin uirb. I'M eoe
In bcinoier 9unncuuud onqciihrte Gin3elpcit
81 rc0oeren ocaen Die cine oaran inicreiiiric
Rerion an oocr hor beni Neuqen Nnhn
@inIprun erhebc lo(tc uno oerdrigc 9lcnoci
rnngcn treiien Die i6m noibpenoia nn0 gcf
egnei erIneucn iontcn.
s.. a. 9prGnn,
(6cb34101D SiaotsNnacuieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Nrie6l6fs
QcnOon .SSarf. .Genteterb.

9Hrcam: Nr. n, ccE.eayoipDasGirnhe unb
GouptGingnu8. TrchcrldsJiuno.
8egr1bhibplcte hon S25 az. unier beltdHois
oer glniIidt S1niiiblnmen @ennoe, 8Ilan3en
etc, iluo i'm Srci5bnus nm 6auptGtngdna 81
iinoen. llnier ageHt lDiro pcnli ge'piini1t
burlprecncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
9ater Hancratius S6miOt, G.S.S u.

IS liars pl1blln am a. 6cbrudr 1913 I'm
Gidrr6ous Der Aai0oliiben 3cr5 Selu.4irtc,
0ohanoiopn. Hater @ancrntiue Sdlm;nt, s.
er0ipnnQ finoci an Miuutna, g. Sebruar, o
llbr Nloraens. bon ocr Scr5'Sein.9irdc, aus
iidit SoicrliMe ]ieouiemsNo1mcle iilr leu
Seclcnhcil um 10 llhr Wiurqens gcletnnA
auf benz sol Gr1icr5rieo0oe.
(Trh5A9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
garcan ars Nc0anSc. anpeIlors.

3. iSCDtudf lolo.
9lnocboie mcroen enincper gcnonlulcn non
Der 0onirailbeh1rhc her Sidot Baltimore iiir
ben llmbnn oes G,coaors i'm @nig6ous iir
ben Nnhor NIB Gnolrnib bon baltimore
9lnQcboic miiiieu in rcrficpclicu 0Dupcris
mo an Ben Noaro Of 9lnoros Of @nhimprc
@iiu" aorciiiu iein oie gluiidrifi eEruppial
for Mrinuoclu9 Nlcuniur In 6itn 0all" irq9en
TOR. in feinem 9iirenu inn Hatb6nus. an oncr
bpn u ll9r- Tormtiaqs wlttivud, ben a..
Din feolaubbioicr Ghcd ocs Nicters 3li
oem Nefraae bon fiinianrocrt (S50000l Sul.
lars, aui eiuc uGlearine Souie 9ani" nliI Die
more. mub cocm gfnqcbot 6cieeiiiat fein
Ncr criOQrcihe Nicicr nWR QiirQl6dii llel'
len niih Bic &orIdriften nce Siaot0baricrs m
Ncju1 oui Gouirniie eriiinen
3einnuuecn nno Sne3iifoiioren lonnen ont
oocr uon ocni 3. Debruar 1918, i'm Niredu
0cS Observation-Disclosures hciihtiq perocn
Die Gournft @cd0roe behdlt iih Dos Aleft
Dor, irGcno Elm oocr ale slHgeboie 5nrild5u'
mciicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
SAe @apinas 9anr d YaIImeal' LIla

y 0TT- TT-----7T- Y
Sci elmer an CieRfan, oen 2 81 sauIps.
SaIHi"'8 Sani Il SaRii SaiiimuSs s Es'2 He aos dss
iuuroen Die ioleelioen Serreii ~ s''N
9Sciie eripdbll: op,nheus
SdnlcS ~ Gurb. 0enrN " '2aidig
Gcorpc g. Senfins. Vcrggc " ,,iimau
NOuclQS s. Tbomds 6rcoi y. aHad
9Sm S. 0oninlo Narru 9"carc
8 Gdr3ou Goiinnn Gcpr1e Y c
VinnAnro &nroau, 9iprMnli <a"alnN6fi
6enr0 s. 0illcn g8inidui N',saeo
fSrani g. 6ocn, 5rcoi. " .nsesncf
g9uiDn 9iciucomcr, 0OG3. N. @ssttre
Noan O. Eumf0O. 9lntt y; N5s.1ina1l
Charles u. 2Scbb. 9lribnr " Sorler F
Scnrb g. g'ode, NtGrse e. I'll
gSiuiam g. Gllpct; .,o b,s
IN elmer bcute oeNaltcncu Sivilrts,lsna "
reiforlnnlo m1yoc WiEian 81. ~ rhdf'
q,rdiiocnl, Trcbcgi0 " NuiiNnn " 41r1i.llF
ter nn5 Sovaro 6D.o as eills Sscs5
crlpdDlt 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

ilnoauf 1T Der &elt 2Ogn; 0a lcibt GuelanS oen
&nmGncn fiiuiino5pan'ig Millioucn Collors mo MN
min HumdnIen neutral bleibeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
@eFanntniadlnMasa.
garrau scs 0rDaaog' 5aigtlio,'' l1l

SRrcau bes @Danoe g2'-aor gs.sS1 ioit
sn ho6c ornnri,o,ion fir has iolac'' 81
ullcGium crbnlicn: 40 S.
9r. 206. yioro 6rcocrid Sirale
GlSs SsNididinc. ,. Rfofl
2ser oemicl6en opponrt ndge t6s BOO
In bieiem Giircau Inn oocr Dor ~ lv4er ra"
mittogo ON .. 6ebrnlr 1910, cul.yi~ "a
iber oaiicbe entidic0eH weroci Nesa6s,
C5cO5) ctoaiioe-SHIgl1.. ,...,
@arran bcr eHaBenSurm0rads eerh,,'dlis
9alt nlOre, 3. OeotHre 10 D.
Sic GiraBcuonr0brId5 Gomna .ann. ia.
Gt1nt Baltimore mnOet Dieuul QatTdolait
nGbocm lie i1re Inbellc llbcr oie S % fdiaN.
Gen, lluiofcn uno neutrality-suspicious. e, WoNg
Der GuuDemuirnng uuo Gr1ifuull8 ~. 70 1W
etrahc nit cacr Srelte pnu fFea'pel 'cefaaa
NIB ibcllueiic uoH 90 SHR, noil o Spr ea,
oey gori0sApcnuc bis 3ur AlllenSn4en ag
ioro osRoao. nebit ben oarln De5nbe..n Gld..
ei!tigen uno corriairtcn etil9Mt.vglI9%rirrn eee
renioiri bdbcH aemdb ocl S',S ,,,S nv &
0baricrS Der Sthot Na.iimo.c w. sercu
10. GCpicnlhcr 1913 nnier3eWhN ssfdlb3.,
Minp gir. 337 he5 WinNora NM Nc 70bln
iie bermit yioti3 eeben.. eab tv,,aei 9vHei mo X
un0 Nnric auf oieic gSeiie uolcUpIoe1r ly
qoubint moroen iit mo onb peg Hs"S rta
Staotroib BON Baltimore, o0cf nscr ea
8criuu p0cr ReriOHcil GorpotaluI Ssf vp
pprdinneu bic nit 0cin iulpllhS%9~ ~0.cici13..
i6doi9lnaen ODER auierlca!en se1 6no ~. W
cen. iuie bier gcnnnni un5utle9,e. ;-r,cn @a9'
ner6alb oreibie $50 1dqcn. ponl g''sii,t la
i'm Scbrunr 1915, ocni Gniull oei cier Nl
ms erlaiienen &cr5fcntli6uno brs
oaecgeu onrb f1riftli6e &eillion a" T0uf
iimorc eiaoiperidli opgelircH moQe.ises aa''
oas @rrbt I'M cine 3leOiiion oeIle''
V'"' euecuc 6. @ranha~
Schn 8. eanips2
Sarrn ~ 9lcmiea,,idi
Gnesnc s. aoos'TIss
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22
THE BRADSTREET
REVIEW OF TRADE

New York, May 21.-Bradstreet'
tomorrow will say:
While trade and industrial condi-
lions continue to move along gener-
ally favorable lines. the weeks de-
velopment disclose some irregularity.
On the one hand, wet or cool wea-
Their has checked distribution trade,
and especially retail business, and at
the same time unsettled international
political matters tend to cause whole
sale buyers in some lines to go slow
while the same factor holds up certain
speculative projects. But on the
other hand, Industry is move active,
employment is increasing and war
orders continue to cause extraordi-
nary speed at a number of centers.
Jobbing trade in essential staples ap-
pears to be on a par NTH. if not above
last years. Mail order houses are do
ing we'll. High prices for cereals in
sure prosperity for farming commune
ties and crop conditions notwith-
standing exaggerated reports Of insect
damage to winter wheat are unusu-
ally good. Railway traffic is increas-
ing, buying of steel by the railroads Is
larger, bank clearings though lighter
than last week display gains over one
and two years ago. and in some
places collection seems to be better,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22
BASEBALL NOTES

Efforts of Charles A. Comiskey Of
the Chicago Americans to induce
Connie Mack, manager Of the Phila-
delphia Americans to change his mind
regarding selling Home Run" Baker
have proved futile. according to a
story printed in Chicago. Mack is
said to have repeated his statement
that Baker would not be allowed %
play with any other team but the
Athletics. Besides a big cash price,
the Chicago team is said to have been
willing to give pitcher for the third
sacker.
Bill Donovan says that the High
landers have the finest staff Of pitch
ers in either league. Bill should be a
good judge, but he will take his state
ment back after looking over the Red
Sox' bunch when they reach New
York on the way back to Boston.
A simple course OF treatment is ex-
pected to restore Manager Tinker of
the Chicago Federals to his normal
health, according to physicians who
examined him Wednesday at Chicago
to ascertain the cause of severe pains
in his side which have kept him out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22

Chicago, May 21.-Chicago and Boston
played the longest game of the season
today, the former winning to 2 after
II innings. Incidentally this was Fabers
seventh straight victory.
Mays weakened in the 18th. Weaver
doubled and Quinlan was hit by a pitch
ed ball. Schalk beat out hit and Dady
batted for Faber with the bases filled.
He singled to left ond Weover scored
the winning run. The locals took an early
lead in the second by punching hits fot
two runs, but when Russell weakened
the visitors tied up the count. Faber
replaced Russell and pitched a grand
game with excellent support behind him.
Mays also pitched mastery ball until the
fatal last inning after replacing Shore
in the eighth. Speaker was ordered out
of the game by Umpire O'Loughlin for
arguing decision at first base. Hoblit-
zell was spiked by Schalk when the lat
ter was running to first base and had to
retire. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22
HARRY LORD GOES
TO BUFFALO FEDS

Portland, Me-, May 21.-Harry Lord
has cast his lot with the Buffalo Federal
League club. Having been uncondition-
ally released by Comiskey of Chicago. he
goes to the Federals with clean bill Of
health in a baseball way of speaking.
Lord has been much in the spotlight
since he quit the Chicago club last sea-
son and the various moves made in his
case have been watched with interest
by local fans. Lord. upon arrival in
Portland from Chicago. wired back TO
Comiskey and found out that he had
been Internationally released and then he
hooked up with, the Buffeds at fancy
figure and is expected to give a good ac-
count of himself the balance of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22
BOXING NOTES

McVea of Australia and Sam Wills
of New Orleans put up a real battle
for 10 rounds Wednesday at the st.
Nicholas A. c.. New York. Mcvea's
superior generalship gave him the
victory. but only after Wills ma lie
him realize that he had a stiff wal
lcp.
George CLANCY and Johnny Mayo
will meet in Baltimore next Monday
night.
The Atlas A. A. seems to be having
hard time getting an opponent for
Mike Glover The fans are anxious
to see him in action and he should
draw as we'll as any of the boxers.
Charlie White, the Chicago light
weight, who made a hit in Boston a
week ago. will be received by larger
crowd when he boxes at the Atlas A.
A. against Freddie Yelle next Tues
day night The fans like his style.
Jack Read, the Australian light
weight now located in San Antonio,
has been matched to meet Ed Beatty.
champion of the Army, in the Texas
city next Tuesday.
Jack Twin Sullivan has been
matched to box Colin Bell of Aus
tIalia at New York May 20.
Gardner Brooks, the Lowell feather.
weight, will meet Frankie Daily in
New York next Saturday night.
Pal Moore and Jimmy Murphy have
signed to box at Philadelphia next
Saturday night.
The Turner's Falls A. A. held smoke
talk Thursday evening and had the
largest attendance since the club was
organized The main bout, scheduled
for - rounds between Freddie Yelle of
Taunton and Duke Bowers of Philadel-
phia, lasted four rounds. Bowers Sec
ond tossed the sponge in the ring be-
fore the fifth round started. The bout
was all in favor of Yelle and he gave
Bowers a bad beating. Yelle came very
near scoring a knockout in the fourth
round, the bell saving Bowers. In the
semifinal Willie Green of Boston won
the decision over Eddie O'Hara of Tur-
ners Falls in a siX-round bout. In the
preliminary, Goodwin Of Boston won
from Dover Boom Of Turner's Falls in
four rounds. This was scheduled to
go six rounds.
Benny Kaufman bested frankie
White in fast six-round bout Thurs
day night at Philadelphia. Although
White had reach, hight and weight on
Kaufman, Benny's ability to get under
his opponents guard for Furnishing
body punches so. weakened White that
he was just able to finish the six
rounds.
Kid Williams the bantam champion
and Jimmy Murray have been matched
to box at Baltimore June /.
Tony Ross and Terry Keller will
meet in Akron. o. May q.
George Brown Of Chicago is going to
Australia.
AL Shubert and Louisiana have been
matched by the Rhode Island A. c.,
Thornton, for next week.