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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

@erluite moren lnbeOellteno. glus
BerOem lit pidts @idtigeS bon ir-
geuO elmer Der 5rontcn 81 melOeu. "
8 er gepIonte @.efaugencn.
gluStdii d.
@omL Stolieit s. Saniinr. Sn
Jlonl iinO NGrbonolungen in Die Be.
ge Oeleitet iporocu, oie Sen 8met bo.
ben, 0ir4 9crniittliug bee beiligeu
ShbIes einen @Iau gum gegenieiti.
gen @efangcnenoilstauit 5piideu
ben friegfiibrenoen QGnoern auS5l-
arbeitcH
Ger iltnge gtoiani eSfal-
len.
Euris, s. Souuor. Ser Gre.
mierminiiter @ipioni cr6ieIt oie Of.
ii3ielIe Nodritt, ooB fem iiinqiter
So5u i'm Sample aefaIIen iei. Sci.
nc 2cicbe ipllrOe am %. 9lugaIt oidt
all oen Oeutihen Sdieengr1beu BEL
Goiiigno geflmoen. Der ilinee 9i,
pioni itano olS GreipilIiger 6ei oen
1871 SSliionteric.Reoilrcnt iSrou @i.
OionL Die por einieen Wo6en in Der
Sdpeij iid aufgeboIten 6otte, eriud-
ie oamolS perionlid ben 8rGlioenten
ser Sdlwei5cr 9epublif iio6 oen
Sdidiol ibres SobneS GrmittcIuu.
gen an5uiteQcn Soiueit bier be.
fonut lit fonltten oie Oeltticben @e-
Goroen OomoIs iiber Sen @er6leib Oes
iuugeu SoOiaui feiueu 9IilfithIB &C.
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
s. uptam G q.

Tgrfdliier: n0ier OicieS 8mciiiBigC
AutomObiI fam i'd Sbnen 5u glus.
fIiiaeu beltens cntpfebleu."
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brauGe einen 9reiiiser; no ioucu
mir 0ann ionit oralrBcl Den orittel
U'ann 5um Enrod bernc6mcn?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

llnter gler5tcu. BORT
fontnt ser @cbeimrot6 W}cicr -
Dor bier @oden ols cr gum Gonoi-
linn bel eineu meiner &otienten
mar, bat er Scr 6onlilie oeiast Der
Monn pcroe sic 9aaht nibt iiber-
leben lett muB ids i6n lcboueno
6eibringen ooB Der Mann uod5 Iebtl"
Gin GptimiIt. Jrou Gum
fronfen MamD; ugSie ge5fS Tir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
@I6 6nhnnn n-

sd bin nntec ousg2Ss,anc.cn e}r.
oineNngcu on Dos G5eater il S{Iein-
Shnilrlbodl crgogiert. 0'oac &c,
tomue id ia d1cr0iaq9 porerft fqinc.
Abcr Der @ircftor hot mir fameaf-
lib perlproac 0cB er uid Iic
ltcn iehS godei nid,t ou9rEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

oeul beut', 9lIois2~ nGmt ibon
oanf' idoi mir BAT g'rao trdumt
I bin ou Der 9ibiera aapeieu: 81
mein' Die 2ititDcrdnocrilng bat mir
red)t glt get6on~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
ggMItam.gl .glMs6rmdl anf Solpnii.

oon TronciSco, s. Sonuar.
Der bier geltern cingetroiiene
Qompier D$iIouion~ bro6te oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

ober Die brittle Sdau5e 3ll neDmen,
mar idpieriger, oo iie OurH einen
100 Yoro breiteu Streifen offenes
@eldnoe bon sen bcoen eriten &c.
trennt unO ourh cineu Siigcl be-
berrift mar.
Eroboem itiirmtel sic @nribnlOi.
Iner ole Sdon5eu, aber Ole Geutiden
lfiibrteu einen mdbtigen @egcnan-
lgriff aus mO Oie Stellung Der ita-
lieuiiden Sreirpilligen lpliroe iebr
.ibuierig S6erit &eppino @oribol-
ST. befQ6l oem Gegimeut 3uriid5ugq-
ben. Gonitantino, welder oie gic-
.ierbeit fiibrte, fam nit Ben 9leierpeu
aus ser 5uciteu Shau8e berbei,
milroe aber iuuittel6ar BON elmer
&u6el in Sen Sals getroifen. Gr
ionf, tpenige Wleter bon ieinem @rr-
Ser Eeppiuo cntfernt toot 5u 9o-
oen.~
gaeuc ierbiiGc Siegcs-
TAR Ae en-.
Eoris, s. San. 9lad elmer
onltli6en getaintmodung, ipelde IN
0tiib, Serbien, ousgegeben rno ourd
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tet lpurOe, ba6en bic Sample al Ser
go,.Lt54c,, G(rc,,.o 4,o,, 0lo,to,,. Lo,o,, .
ucu. Die 9efanntmahlmg Iautet:
oStorfe 0itcrreiHiib rrigariiAe
Grippen beiebten an 3. Sonnar Oie
Sniel 9(Ou E5iolio nobe @eIgroO.
&leine Abtbeilungen unierer Srltp-
pen iiberraidten oie SeinOe an
glbeno OeS 4. Snnnar ino ihIuacn
fie in sic 6Iuht, tuobei Tie 40 SolOo.
ten einen 6elopebel uno 5mei Ser
geonten oefon9en no6meu. llniere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

ngsuu Serr Doftor, un6 mein On
tel p"
m9erubioeu Sic fb. Gr lit uidt
mebr 5u rettcn. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
lTIeDr 5u reften.

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meiH SiIo. ~Sago nad oem Slid {.
mos meiitit Du?~
gSatlralift: oS6 wiiroe oor8ieben:
nSalIina01.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
@aher Der 81 ome

Ser @aItpirtb elmer IiioIiden
Sommerfriiae oerfiiuoet zines &oaes
ieinen auf ecbte gouernfoit epidten
cSditen ,Wleine Serribatten, moraen
gibt's ebtes 8mlerngieldts IL 70,
eben friid) aus Der Sta0t eingetrof.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

(Sn 9abnboireitauront) nSie,
aeauer, ion oaS cine gauge 9'oriion
icing ~8u oieucu ial" uglbcr
bic 1T fleinl" - ~Sn Sbrcm ceeuen
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rorieeen, berlHlmen Sic Den 3ugl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

nDos NIT Der SIicocrei Is mir
@'ideites; mas ioa ma oenn nit scr
Diel'n 3eit anfangcn, psnn ma iilbcr=
III gleidb bort is9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

gpesidliit fiir Wldnncg uuo Srnaeus
qrnmheiicn Neilt IN llg8ellcr 3eit
GDpbili3 gnSimln0 NnlSs uno llnuns
drnnioeiien glnalllne leoeg girt @irIis
iuren. @ouuiiuneu. ncyuuic Ghmdiae.
Snlpoicu3 Niegen. nner @lalgnNraui.
beilen. Eiiice IN GrH neder'S nHllos
iniiMcm 1Rulcum gir. EOS, EHaNnlil.
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llhr 8prmtinos biS 10 HOE Qltenn&
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2 ll1r Euhmihnao mo bon B pis 20
llbr glbcn0S. &onneriiQ0 BON 9 llbt
8ormilidQS bi8 2 llbr 9iudMlitnga
VI 8.--Gr. @edcte Bate nellt nis
iehl6ar iebcu Muenn0, Nonlnudilpn
frei (Wldi5, IL. .I&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

= @ ] OeH = 3 Teren.
9I.: Sea, Ser 0idterIing 9erierI
bot ia wieoer einmaI gang elenoig
Den Beeoius eeidunoenl~
g.. u@ut Bob ids iebt mciB -
ben 9tD9Iing tperOe i6 slsi9 beim
&bierihuBberein on5eigenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

SdatteIreim.
SteIt fid oie erite Goltc elm, -
@erfIebt iie meme gIIte fein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09


= ofia, 8ulgnrien, s. Souuar
NSu'e9rammc, Die bier ans GonItanti.
Opel anInngten, ibiIOcrn Die oorti9e
6 66Sge oIS beiorgnibcrre0enO- Die BE-
Sg'oen befiirAten niHt alein einen
,n,u9rllf bon 9luBen, ionOern aud ill'
S %sre llnruben. Iie Staots.9lr6ipe
ioS r'U oerpadt lm6 Iiegen bcrcit, mn
mooVt5eit in Si6erbeit ge6ra6t 81
S'oen. gs iin0 aud @orbereitltngelt
9etroften moroeu, Inn Den
%gssaoatsldot ans Der SauptItoot gu
t1 zen unO uuf Dem 9obnbofe IN
Nouu'onl Ite6en 9ofomotipen unter
@o~lpL Die Oa5u Oienen iolen ole
MY 'eungsbeomten not6igcufaaS in
n, ,.Sanere Oes 9an0es 81 bringen-
F,", y" NorionopcI ioacn bercits @orfe5-
81 "gen ggen aetroifen poroen fem Inn
nnSy SSyalloesregierung proDiiorii1 onf.
le &6mpfe i'm GIiaB.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Ecriien mill neutral
bIeiben.

nole o'SStolio ber0ffentlibt Elm Snter'
Oielu nit Dem periiideu @eiouotcr
III 9aom, in Dem oieier erfldrt OoB
Ecrien in oieiem &riege neutral 5u
6leiben miinide, ober 0oB periiihes
@ebiet bon &ur0en unO Tiirfen Be-
treten poroen iei. Tnrailibin babe
Heriien eiu llItinotlm an Die tiirfi-
ihe 9legierling in Gonltuntinopel ge-
ian0t, ouf Oos ieood bisber feline
glnttport einoetroffeu mare. ga oie
telegrop6iiHen 8crbinoungen 5erItort
iiuO, Oouert es momentan lie6en 50.
sc bis brieilicbe @erlt6nOiglng 3lui-
iden Se6rnn un0 9ionl erreidt iuer.
ben fonn.
81 erifariiher @eI6wertD
iteigtin Scr Q bpei5.
gern, Stpcij, bio Euris, s. Sa-
nitor. Der omerifouiide Collar 1T
iebt 5.25 5ranfen $1,000 in Bern
pert6. Gics be0eutet cine er6e6lide
Steiaermg felt Oem @eeinn oes
&riegcs, ponn ouf omerifaniIde
G6eds nlr $50 Sranfen pro Collars
be5ublt uoroen. Gieie Steigerlmg
miro ouf sic groBeu @etreioe.adufe
3uriidgefii6rt. sic ieBt fir oieS6wei5
in Sen @ereinigtcn Stoaten gemaHt
iperoen.
Gin @nribnI0i gefnlIen.
@oris, s. Sonuor. ~ Gonilanti.
no @oribolot Ser 5peite Der GroB-
iO6nc oes itolieniiNen 4atrioten, ser
in Oieienl &riege iiel ipiiroe bel ei-
nenl 9lngriff auf orei bintereinanOer
liegenoeu 5don5cu in Sen glrgonuen
0et0Otet. Sein @ri0er 9licciotti So.
ri6oloi, ein Souptmann meIOet iiber
ocn 9oO oeiiclben auSfii9rIib Sol
genoes:
,,gSodoem @linen geIegt uno 5ir
grploiiou gebraht iporen, itiirnte
oaS 0ieaiucut italieuiiHer 6reiwilli-
ger inter Dem 0lllfc rGs Icbe Erieit"
Dorluarts. Sic eroberteu oie criteu
5lpci Sdou5er obnc S1wierigfeit,
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So $40 It 2 Central Add'n-MARDEN. Clan 4
to J " McKnett SO stamp 81 corenants-
IN OF Evarts. W Of ID sts mel
So se6 1t 3 blk Congress Hts-BALLARD
Walter ct u1 Blanche g to Raymond
Vitrbuchen- SO.
So sOe5 1t 8 blk Congress Hts-vIERBUCHEN
RAYMOND to Walter Ballard ct uI Blanche
Joint tenants SO
So IS p n y int in-MARTIN. Jno F tc
Corinne Martin Sis stamp 500.
So 2s7 1t los blk Brishtwood Pk-DALLEY
Romain ct u Jessie TO Jos Kane SIC
stamp 0c.
tN Of Ingram st. E Of ave nw)
Haddock Hills Enclosure wood lot s-LEsTER.
W VI Colbert trs to Anna Lofler $50
stamp $50.
So cast sz35 1t 6 blk 10 Hishview-JoNEs. Walker
4 Emma to Hairy wardman & Thos P
Bones SO stamp Soc Covenants
tls2 81 nw)
So lo1 west pt org II s-sTEwART Henry G
& Jae N Green trs TO Annie L Wager s. 100
stamp Sl.O trust 81 CO.
(1z7 st nw)
So I4 II R-wELSH Asa II tr for Ella Moas
to Carlisle Gordon SO stamp s. trust SIS, 500.
IN ave bet lst & ID SITS ne. the Kent
So Ta 1t 4s.oRDoN. Carlisle II to Alpaonse
Gcpldman SO stamp 81 covenants trust.
IN c ave bet lst & ID sts se. the Kent
So osi Its n & fs Bennine Hts-GRAY. Robert
NJ to Norman = Ryon SO stamp 5oc covenants
So East S3 1t S. blk 10 Hishview-JONES
WALKER. Emma L to Harry wariman &
Thos Bones SO stamp 80 cts
tle1 q st pw)
So lol west Il org 1t s-sTEwART. Henry G &
Jas NJ Green trs to Annie Wager 81. 100 stamp
$50 trust 1900
t2rE st nw)
So 4sl5 west pt 1t 2 blk woodndse-MACMDoD.
Donald c ct ux DeorGa to A L Leckis
$40 covenants
So iJ5 It SO blk woodrdge-LECKIE. 4 z l.
to T B Thompson SilO stamp 50 cts covenants
So 600 II 8 Congress Hts-GOCSHA. Harry B
ct ux Edna " to Marie Sullivan SO stamp
So ss,s Its 10 blk Ko-ciuszko Pl-sEvERN, Jas
A ct uN Alice to Marie Sullivan so
50 zli 1t 4Os North Addin cAiIlum Castle Hts
Queen. Emory ct Maude VI to Tho Wash
Land Mtg Co SO stamp 50 cts
So Isl 1t 6-ALENANDER. W E to Della Jetifey
SO stamp $50
lCl5 c st sw)
So sss It's % II blk Chischester-
Robt L ct ux Ann G to Myla. A Goddard SO
So 1914 1t u-KLEINDIENsT. Viola S to Agnes
NJ Enright SO stamp sl.1 covenants and
trust
$50 Pa ave Se)
So g56 1t IS blk q woodley Pk-HAwLEY
Chas ct ux Evelyn to Elizabeth Olirhart
SO covenants X trusts
So go5 l; 5 blk q woodley Pk-OLIPHANT A
Elizabeth to Chas Hawley ct ux Evelyn 5
joint tenants so trusts
Sy 1867 1t t3 Cethednl HiShlands-BELL s1ry
tr 10 Jno T Reeves s. a0S stamp s.
So 1862 II q Cathedral Highiands-REEvEs. Jno R
ct Nettis T. 70 Grace s Craig S025 81
stamp $50 covenants.
So lSs north Ut II Il blk l Fenlov Hts-BATHON.
Lila " ct viz winsrore to Gracs S Craig SO
stamp SO
So 9s7 II 30 Richmond Pk-McGEE Jas F ct ux
Elizabeth A to Emma Walter 80 stamp S.
covenants.
81 scs It's 80 4 81 blk s. Petworth- -swARTZEI.L.
luther 10 Chas Z Wire VIM Terrell
Joint tenants 5
Peters Hill~pt tract described 18th st extended
GRABlLL Lee R ct uI Mary H to simon D
Bronson $40 stamp 81
50 56l Ii q Pl Pls-PARKER Richd NJ exr W r
Warmer to MiIlzrd r Lowe S7oo stamp 81
trust 5000
% Z0s 1t 10 bR . woodley Pk-MacCARTENEY.
Margaret to Ida Hill and Edwin Hill
joint tenants SO stamp 5oc covenants and trusts
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05

this cringing habit of forever appear
ing to apologize for being alive
Henceforth I shall carry myself like
! a prince and act like enc. I will lei
no opportunity pass today for assum.
ing responsibility. for expressing my
opinion. for asserting myself when
ever and wherever necessary.
II you feel that you lack initiative
IL you are not a self-starter boldly
assert the opposite. Stoutly affirm your
ability to begin things. to do them
as we'll as they can be done. and to
push them through TO complete I'm
ish. Learn to trust the God In YOU
This trust is a divine force which
will carry you through. Never again
allow yourself to harbor thoughts OF
your inferiority or deficiency Say
to yourself: Il am going to assert my
manhood or womanhood and stand for
something. 1 am going to be force
in the world and not a weakling. /
was made for great end and I am
going to realize it. There are forces
inside Of me which would revolution
ize my life IL aroused and put into
action. and l am going to get control
of them. to use them. | am going to
find myself and use 100 per cent of
my ability instead of a little bit of
myself
II you are ODSeSSeu with the lQed
that you are not as bright. have not
as much ability as most other people
II you have been called dull. dense.
stupid by your parents and teachers;
IL you have been under the influence
Of the suggestion Ct inferiority. either
through what others have said of you.
or the thought you have held Of your
self. you must change all this.
II you brood over the failure sug-
gestion, ii you visualize an inferior
picture of yourself, you will become
obsessed with the failure idea. with
the thought of your inefficiency. and
make it well-nigh impossible for you
to succeed in any undertaking. II
for any reason yoL have dropped into
the failure habit. you will have to
make a very determined effort to
break away from II or your life will
indeed be a failure. You will have
to replace it by the habit Of succeed
ing.
Did you ever think that every time
you say Il can't" you weaken your
confidence in yourself and your power
to do things? Did you ever know a
person who has a great many Il
can'ts" In his vocabulary to accom-
pIish very much? Some people are al
ways using the word. "Oh. I can't
do that" Il can't do this" II can't
undertake such a h2d task: let some
body else do thai. These negative
assertions undermine power. Have
nothing to do with them. In all ques-
tions of achievement deal IN affirma-
tions not In negatives. Instead OF II
can't" fay Il can." Il will" Il must"
Begin What you Fear 20 undertake and
half it's difficulties will vanish.
Copyright lsl5)
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05
AMERICAN BOASTFULNESs
BY ORIsON SWEET MARDEN,

Every one despises the boaster. the
egotist, the person who is always
quoting himself. II said," Il did" ''I
think" and SO on. but he is a better
friend to himself than the shrinking.
timid self depreciator.
Despite our national reputation for
push" "aggressiveness." nerve"
etc, there are multitudes Of Ameri-
cans who are held back by timidity,
bashfulness. a sense of inferiority.
If you are a victim of timidity,
afraid to say your soul is your own;
If you creep about the world as
though you thought you were taking
up room which belonged to somebody
else: if You shrink from responsible
ity. from every thing which draws at
tention to yourself; If you are bashful.
timid. confused. tongue-tied, when you
ought to assert yourself, wake up and
free yourself from this bondage
Say to yourself: Il am a child of
God. I will no longer suffer this cow
ardly timidity to rule me. I am made
by the same Creator who has made
all other human beings. They arc
my brothers and sisters. There Is
no more reason why should be
afraid to express what I feel or think
before them than IL they were, in my
own family. I have just as much
right on this earth as any potentate.
as much right to hold up my head
and assert myself as any monarch. I am
my Fathers heir. and have all the
rights of a prince. I have inherited
the wealth of the universe. The
earth and the stars and the sun are
mine. I will quit this everlasting
elf-depreciation. this self-effacement.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05
New York.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago OF. 4.-Narowins Of the December
May difference was the feature the wheat mar
ket today. There was . great deal Of covering
Of December wheat and much new buying Al
price. compared with II to nc under the Close
Saturday With stocks Of wheat here less than
onefourth less than what they were a year
ago and winter wheat offerings very moderate.
the shorts are becoming alarmed. Everything
points to an immediate foreign demand for sup
wheat there Ii also considerable Of our spring
wheat going out. some in the shape of flour.
December wheat closed With . gain OF lHacc
while May was 1He higher. Weather conditions
in the spring wheat country over Sunday were
unfavurable. but Improvement predicted More
terialS reduced this season recdved and
offerings from the sections still 6isappuint-
ing Receipts Of spring wheat continue heavy
but Northwestern markets displayed hmness to-
day nevertheless. Cash sales were 5000 bushels
and the seabosrd reported about loo 900 Manitoba
wheat and some American -four for export.
OUn finished with advances Of V to u to xaizc.
but at time during the session displayed much
weakness. The rally was due to the strength
in wheat, which drove many shorts to cover
There was free selling early by local bears Frost
was predicted for northern sections Of the bslt
though the trade inclined to think il would
not be. heavy enough to cause serious harm. Cash
com continues and ruled l to DC lower under
liberal receipts. Cash sales were lD.0U bushels.
Oats were neglected but ruled frlner with wheat
closing Rake higher for the day. Seabo&rd ad
vices indicate = persistent though not particularly
active demand for oats for export while the move
ment from the country is not large. Cash sales
were 10000 bushels.
Provisions scored fair advances. Trading was
rather light with the market helped by the higher
hog prices at the yanis and by the frmness on
gTaina.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05

has. gaio; do. fancy. per bbl. eOaI.oo; do. sma
per Dbl. yoalo: do. small. PER bbL. soa75
do, Western Maryland ard Pennsylvania. packed
rer bbl. l5a:.oo; beets. native. per bunch.
DO. native rer 100 '.Iatco; cantaloupes. native.
rife. per bss 3Os5: do. Colorado. psr fat crate
sns75; cauihower. New York. per crate. 75alW
celery. New York. Per bunch. Tan: corn. native.
sugar T.r dOz.. 6al2: dsmsnns per peach basket.
sos5o; do. wes.ern Maryland per lb. bas.. l2al5;
essplants. native. per bas. 25aS: grapes. New
York, Concords, per basket. ila2: do. Niagara,
per bas. Has: do. Delaware. l2sl3: lettuce. New
basket. soai5; do. bushel basket. 75sloo; onions.
Western Maryland. yellow. per bus. 1Oa7S: do.
Western per 100 ocpound sack. lecaI.75; do. Eastern
Shore. per bas. Jaso: peaches mountain. per
Heath. per bss. 4oaHs; do. per bus. bas. Oa75;
pears. Eastern Shore Duchess. per has. l5a2o; do.
Keer. per has,. l5s2o; do. bbl.. sDal.oo: New
York Bartlett. No :. per b6l. i.0aa0: do. No.
2. Ter bbl. 2ooa3p: do Sheldon: per bas.. 1aio;
squash. native. per bas. 1a5; tomatoes. Eastern
Shore per bs l5a2S do. native 4oaso wster1nelons
Maryland and Virginia. Ter 100. enNa2oao.
POTATOES-White. Eastern Shore Of Maryland,
per bbl.. l.75a26; do nearby. reT bus. box. e5a7o;
do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. per bus. .7ra75;
do. New York and New jersey. Per bus. 7oa75;
sweets. yellow Eastern Shore per Dbl, l.5al IS /;
do. North Carolina l5oal. .s6: do. native. per bb
l. Nal.65: yams North Carolina. No l. per bh
FISH. OYSTERS. CRABS AND cLAMs~B..s.
large. per h. i2a!5; butterish. per box. 2ooa2 5o
carp pr H.. Jas; crOcus per bbl. icoa6oD: foun-
dsrs. per lb.. 3a5 gray trout large per bbl.. s0oa
1000: do. small to medium. per bbl.. 3pai0;
salmon trout. per lb.. ioale: rock boiling. Per h.
l5aIs: do medium. H.. SAILS do. pan. h.. Iosl2:
white perch large. Per ID. loal2; do. medium
rer h. salo; perch. yellow. per b.. large. lzal4
10 medium. Gas: msckrrel. Southern. per b..
lsals; tailors. large per h.. salO; do. medium,
per lb. 4s5; catfish. per h.. sai green pike. native
per h.. SaS; eels. per lb.. medium to large.
eas: clans. per 100. white. 5oaf0 hard crabs per
bbl, choice. l.35a2oo: oysters. choice. raw. box.
per bbl. 300a3 90
LIVE POULTRY-chickens. old hens, lbs and
OVER Ib. Eals do. old hens. smaller. Is; ROSTERS
ID. lo do. sprEg. large. Il: do. small. NIB. Is:
do. white kShorns. II: ducks. Muscovy. Lbs and
over l3ali: Pckins. lbs. and over. lsal6; Indian
runners l3aH: pigeons. pr pair. l5a0; guinea
fowl each 2a1O.
BUrTER-C-eamery fancy. Per Ib.. ssl,ga; do.
etoice 3i.as; do. good. 3a7: do. prints. 2siiag:
do. blocks. 3azsis: ladies. 2la2: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls a.2,; dairy prints laD; proc
ess butter. :sa2S; store-packed ISL.
EGGS-MarylAnd. Pennsylvania, and Western
frsts. .; West Virginia. 3; Southern. IS.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of eood
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices higher.
Lower GRADES nay Be sold for lesa Fancy eooll
command higher prices
Produce market-Receipts medium; market ey-
pected to awake tomorrow.
Fruits and resetables-Receipts good. indicating
sufficient for ordinary demands.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz.. ga3o: Southern, gaB
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per h.. 20; tub pr
h.. 9: process. per h., 5: under grade cream
cry. per H. 1a8: storep-cked. per h.. lsa0
LARD-Tub pure. per h.. llssl2: do. COM
pound Per h.. sii. Cottonseed oil. per can. as
CHEEsE-New York. new. Per ID. Is; fiat. per
h. Is; Swiss domestic. per lb. Il; do. foreign
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per ID. lsaI7; roos.er..
per h.. loall spring ducks per h.. l3sH: spring
chicken. per h. l.als
GREEN GOODs-Besns. per basket. 6a7s;
do. per bbl. LOO: lima beans. per Qt.. .saSo:
beets, per bunch. lslls: cabbage. per bhl.
75aloo; cantaloupes. per crate 75a200; carrots per
celery Per doz.. aa5o; crate. J.oOaIoO; corn. new
per doz., eal5; cIcumhers, per basket, 75aI. 3
cymblings. crate. 75aC0; eggplant. per crate 5Oa75:
kale per bbI.. i0s75: lettuce. per basket 5Ca 50;
oniop1 per sack. l15s2D. okra per crate, 75al0;
peas. New York. tasket. l,al.50 peppers crate.
ssa4o: new potatoes. Per sacks. l75a2oO yams l.ooa
Is; sweet potatoes. Sa!.5: tomatoes. nearby. per
box, 50al3
FRUITs-Anle. per bb.. Loc,s5o: grapes.
pr bas., Delaware. laaN; do Concord. laH
do. Niagara, lOal2; grapefruit. per box 4Ooa5oo;
oranges California. per box 4.Ooa5 00i peaches. per
crate. 75a co. plums. per basket l5s:s: pineappes.
FER crate. lga23: waterneons. each sa30.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves prime per h.. Ipsall:
do medium. per b.. sasi: do. heavy sas,i; spring
lambs. per To-. sssS
HAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hay. best timothy.
new. per ton. l7co mixed. per ton. l20sl40o:
straw per ton. p.cal20O: wheat straw. per tone.
SEQ: corn. rer bbl Is
sEEDS-Clorer. crimson. per b. sx; new crop.
g. red. lsals: red top l3al5 alsike lial5ls; alfalfa
tAmerican grown). Per h.. %; German millet per
bH. (-); timothy. per bus. 3.3oa315; sorghum.
ane. per tus g.; orchard grass. per bus. l.sos
rs; rye. per bus. LILO; wheat, psr bus, LIZ
The Washington herald., 1915-10-05
Furnished by w, b, Hibbs A Co.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct 4-MTLLFEED-weak on ban
middlings weaker. Spring bran in l00-lb sacLr. to
srrive. S3a250; standard middlng to arrive
$50: red-dos TO. arrive. 3oooa3l.D; winter, wheat
in Bo-lb. sacks. to arrive. 2-70; city bran in bulk
2.25; oil meal q. .0aiooo ton.
PORK-Stesdy; business 10 moderate. Mes N75s
I5!p; family. 90: clear, n0als5o
BEEF-Steady; demand is moderate. Packet Tg
Also: family. B.5als50: extra India mess. 8 oa
5000: mess. l..hls00
LARD-Stcaiy: trading Is moderate. Prime West.
ern. $50; refined Continent. aS: South American.
80 refined Brazilian. in kegs. losO beef s.arine,
81; lard searine. quiet at 81.
Statisticians say that out Of every mil
lion of the worlds population about sixty
four are blind.