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New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy PetltlcnS

$ IRVING LUBAsH. trading a. ,he L II
Muslin Underwear Company 40 80 hfot1" ~ va
80 and ..,crp S12li. consisting ~ s'o.A 81. oon
ryiures $50. accounts. s. sas. snI cash ID htIn,
R.rk Of Holokcn. 81. 400 securol. and Roc Lloash
fas lie began business iu Fe1rlaD. 1914. ,
ANNE DEiTCH Petition Eied Ssalhs, h,..' -.
hS-shsm i' II jsre S3Ie Herman pHor..s. SOS
sni Nathan Mandsl. ,ls2. Liabilities lle s-.9a2
s1d as.e's 81 900 Judge Hand appointed Arihuf
HAIRY BRrMMER-Peuton el,d against Hsry
bienme,. b,. 80 81 S9rc,a & Co. S-oa Daud "
Baum s-27 and bernmam Bro,hef' ;. Laoil
ties are s. 900 lie made an assignment on Sa'uI'
CHARLES c HAMILTON. grocer =, Por' JsF,. ...
hss elei 4 petition. With hsoihu's >'o' ana -''e's
''''' Bankruptcy Schedules.
DRUECK ( WILSON CoMPANl, importers or
laces al JOS ifh aT. hare n'el s'h,ll-s su.Nlis
liabilities $500 % which NaS-' ,,,.,IiIeel.
.td ss,sts ssl5 go consisting ~ stock. tl-.s' :.
srrourts. 81 gS0-. shares - So. q 81 .s-
e9mPany 81, n'si'.'tl s.c q ia and notes 81
Among n. crcdi;ois srs II Cgssr & CO. co.. u
so5 Secured: Swiss Banh1erein of a. IaI. vi
Bium. s. ss5. and \. Pearse a Co. Noting
nan, AGiHt,i'rlTriRIA BUFFET LUNCH COMPANY.
rN,' ouict lunch at ssi and go eth az. has
feI scheiu showing lshliine. 80 so an1 ase ,
SO SO go f;.. s,9'i'iiss .sa rs:o9 o, $40 g ' '''
ILkAS DEICiiEs manufacurer q dresses a.
g We 81 ;rd a.sef. S o7i consisting of
s.oeT 500. accounts $500 shares oi SOS
q 100. cash $40. ariufes $50 and i.su5.i'e
s6si He also Lad half i 'frst ll ~ ili-e'
- but there is no equity in the property.
Receiver Appointed.
NFw ERA NOVELTY COMPANY. INc-Juds.
Hand has appointed John J. i3tre rrgeit.r in
t.urf-y f.r the NcW Ia Novelty tom.aig F.
L. Itrrsru,acarrer n TOYS of 20 5'h az snd -lo
iusb a. Newark Liabilities are s;,i-d 10 - over
$40 600 and ASSETS 5000
Assignment, Mie.
n.vrn HAAGENs manufacture of srt
80 '.,'l.t :, Q0f BrcglWay. lls made a. assign
meri 10 Morris y Arnold He .csai hns.n,,, .H
Augisf 1918. snd was sgenl le- i9i ,i., h.i.
.9i for some time past be Las be-. a'.it un-
Te.iir business llsHlifles $500 CID 4s-
DAVID WAGNLR srr, 200 ~ a., La .-a-s
A.. .ss..lDelt ~ Ay!l- G!s.s-.---
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKs.

LOST -Rsnkhook No 623 is. u Dry Dcck SaSnn
Institution Any person having claims -fDn sAd
book i lsIled upon to prtset DC sane 'o tle pa
Within thirty da}s Or te SAID UelA WIl 10 ae. i4ftI
cancelled .nd new ole issued Do l.cl t'efe'f
IOs1 OR srOIEN-Passhook 40 1853 y 10
franklin Society for Home Building and savings
AL persons ase taulolel azt.is. llfcalsilS of
negotiating ne same
Losl-Baasboos 40 5s70lg y Do Dsk sarnss
Institution. Any person having claims upon SAID
book = csil,d upon present ,e sane - tie otik
within thlrg DAYS. ~ sald boo. wll - declared
cancelled al new ono issued in lsg fhefoH
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MINING.
NEW MITCHELL MOTORS CO.
Corporation Formed TO Operate the
Mitchell-Lewis Business.

A new company has been formed 70
manufacture the Mitchell automobile
70 be known as the Mitchell Motors
Company. incorporated. The corpora.
tion. which Will operate the business OF
the Nitchell-Lewis Motor Company, mas
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Underlying sentiment in the cottonseed oil
market was bearish and prices were easier.
losing net unchanged 20 Z points lower.
The volume Of business was comparatively
small. and the market al best was narrow,
with little or no outside interest manifested;
More or less disappointment was expressed
on account of the action Of the market IN
the face OF the recent hrmness in lard.
RANGE of prices
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening steady, generally IN 3
points higher. sugar futures frmed UP on a
little general covering. due to a hrmer tone
developing in spot Cuban sugar and re-
ported sales Of f. o. b. Cubas for foreign ac-
count The market closed steady. 10
POINTS net higher. with sales for the day
300 tons. Range OF prices:
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SITUATIONS WAITED.


SALESMAN. specially. y.stHs printers wants
SIDE une on commission Freedman. rs East
isitn s.. Bronr
TEACHER free for summer wishes position shsf,
wide experience viii ue - serg.e. Teacher Boz
s.. Tribune.
yACTT'M CLEANING -Mofhnrooans Carpcfs Rdg,
I'm the home by hour day. best references
RRODNAX. l. West I35fh s. Phone 1888 Harlem.
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Higher on Re-
newed Rust Reports
Corn Advances.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, July 10. 1916.
WHEAT

Tho wheat market was active and feverish
owing To variety OF reports from the
Northwest regarding the rust situation.
Early in the day prices declined i5dlc
brshel under Liquidation, owing To denials
OF some Of Saturdays reports regarding the
existence Of rust. but as the day advanced
more complaints were received. claiming the
existence Of rust in numerous localities. and
at the close OF the day values were firm at
the top with net gains of 1Mli.c. II
seemed 10 be the consensus OF opinion among
leading experts that there Is little or no
immediate danger OF serious rust damage, at
lease under present weather conditions. but
the trade at large was not disposed 10 take
changes on the short side The Liverpool
market was firm and export sales for the
day amounted 10 about 100000 bushels. Of
which about 100000 were new American
wheat. through Gulf ports. The visible sup
ply OF native wheat in the United States de-
creased 100000 bushels for the week. COM
pared with "A decrease of Is 900 last week
and decrease Of 1iJ. 900 last year. Worlds
exports for the week were II .0lj, 900 bushels,
against l2.723.000 the previous week and
6,2sO000 last year. Receipts al primary
points we're l.244.000. against 600. 900 year
ago. In the local cash market No | durum
wheat quoted at sllsL3; No . hard.
Sl.2lil. No l Northern Duluth, sl.2sa,
No Northern Manitoba. Sl.29l,. all o b.
New York.
1OKN.
Prices in the corn market were Influenced
by the advance in wheat and by frmness in
the cash position and at the close of the day
showed net gains Of IA sc. The weather
was again favorable. but some complaints
were received OF high temperatures and lack
Of moisture in portions OF the Southwestern
belt Export sales for the day aggregated
about 900 bushels The visible supply
showed a decrease OF 731 900 bushels, COM
pared with decrease OF 1883. 900 last year.
Worlds exports were 3.474,000 bushels.
against 8.54l 900 a week ago and $3.50. 900
last year. In the local cash market No. 2
yellow was quoted at slisc. Z. New
York.
The oats market was firm, closing net un-
changed TO a.c higher. The weather was
favorable for the new crop. The visible
supply decreased 733. 900 bushels compared
with decrease Of ,007 600 last year. TX
port sales were placed at 100. 900 bushels.
The local cash market was frmer: standard
quoted at 46atc; No. white. 45i, n 45a. &c
No. white. 44l2mi4%c: fancy clipped
white. 46d47Ac. ordinary clipped white.
4fAs 1870, all elevator.
RYE.
Market firm; No. Western, sl.Os, T.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cor,-rrrr INDIAN RESERVATION.
VW5;.,sTffTGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
ME%T Drawing July 27th. About 100000
Acres Fruit. Farm. Dairy and Grazing
Lands. Complete Sectional Map Descr p
tn am Information. postpaid. 500. Sol
dtgrs Sailors Tor their WidOwsl OF tns
Civl or Spanish wars may register ~
Agent. We vii forward blank form, 20
them II desired. stating service SMl II
E gcCREA. Eagle Bldg. Sgokane. Wash.
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Cows .............s..s..s ..ss..s.. o.tOV .'sv
Good 10 choice steers one year ago. s25G 1910
BEEVES.

Cows .................... Sa6V .'oo
Good 10 choice steers one year ago. s.25U 1910
BEEvEs.
Receipts for two days. 1880 head; +5 ears
on sale. Good 20 choice dry fed steers steady
10 firm others steady 10 slow bulls and cows
in liyht supply Mt Jersey City and steady: lib
eral receipts at the New York yards caused
decline OF l5425c on everything except
thin cows. which were steady. Common TO
ID 4: oxen at $3.50: bulls. s50S.50: choice
dry fed. ss25: cows. sS.75GS7; COW. s7.S5.
Dressed beef steady at l2Hul l5c for city
dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts for two days, 400 head 1900
head on sale Veais were in good demand
and firm: a few sales we're at an advance
of 25c SKINNED milk calves SOC higher tnan
last week. The pens were cleared. common
TO prime veals sold at s9.50us sl3 per 100 ID :
about 800 head at Sl3.25: culls at ssMss /:
skinned milk mainly at $3.50. City dressed
veals firm at l5ml9Ec; country dressed at
l2iAMl7hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts for two days. u 500 head; IS cars
on sale. Sheep ruled steady, with fair IN
ouiry; lambs we're generally i00ll5c lower :
a few sales of choice early were at about
steady prices There was good clearance
Of the pens. Common 10 choice sheep sold at
s4.5OMs475 per 100 10: culls at 500 81 :
common 20 prime lambs at slOZ5ris y I.o l;oV
two cars (choce) at $li.75; culls at $50 ~;
Dressed mutton steady at ildl5i9c dressed
lambs at l6GJl9c.
Receipts for two days. 1880 head "a
cars on sale. Market firm 70 l5c higher,
with sales at Sl0.30MSl0.5O per lOO ID ;
roughs at s8.15HS5.oJ
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
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RYE.
CHICAGO PRICES
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was frmer in response
10 the advance IN wheat. but the volume Of
business was small as buyers were not dis
posed 90 pay the advance and apparently
took little stock in the rust reports from the
spring wheat belt. RYE FLOUR steady :
fair 10 good. S5.l0M $3.50. choice to fancy.
S5.35ds5.5O. CORNMEAL firm kiln dried.
SLi5NSf.2O. BAG NEAL firm fine white
and yellow. SlSe: coarse. sl.64. FEED
City firm bran. bulk. S22.s0. lO0-ib sacks.
s23.50: heavy middling do. s2i6O -four mid
dings do. S32 rel dog -four. l40-lb sacks.
$3.50; Western firm; bran. lO0-lb sacks.
S2l l.50li So; standard middlinRs do. s22.40M
S22.sj; flour middlings do. S27lO. red dog
flour 1fO-lb sacks SRI
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METALS.

The local market FOR copper was dull. With
elo,trolytic quoted at 25N 29c for September
and later delivery. On the New York Metal
Exchange tin was easy, with spot In nve-ton
lots quoted AZ 3s.l5c asked. In London tin
ciosed AZ $40 for standard spot and at $40
hos for futures. with sales Of 90 tons spot
a,d IsO tons futures Copper in London
clcsed at ss4 los for standard spot. is2 lO'
Tor future and at Gl2s for electrolytic spot.
v,ith no sales reported Lead easy: New
Work delivery. spot. 6.50e asked. and East
St. Louis July. 6.50c. The American emelt-
;no and Refining Company quotes lead at
3 5Oc FOR New York delivery and az o.42 &c
Tast 81. Louis. Sneiter unsettled: New
Work nominal. and East -. Louis spot. sZ5c
s.keJ I'm London speiter closed at fii for
spot. with lead closing at s2s for spot and at
s2- for futures.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
HELP WANTED.


Male.
COOK and HOUSE GIRL -5ss Psc.sc a.. 9,
George Apartments. Apartment SD. Brooklyn
ny
OFFfCF ROY wanted sixteen 20 eighteen years OF
age Apply %. Lane * Co. $50 tth az. pe
tween and 10 O'Clock Wed rsday ~ IAllsias.
Statesmen wanted ln every county. exclusive
rights .aia0, and commission ~af-f signal
Device COMPANY. l17 Buhl Block Detroit. Mich.
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ro LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFT. 90 ORCHARD STREET electric ,,IH,i, s.sIAtor
'fs1,tor 81 orchard St Address +. RIDLEY
SO Allen s..
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.rNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TOILET
RROOklN y.

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. STEAM
heat. electric lights hot water supply;
parquet floor: everything up 20 dste. ~
Fast "a ST. Brooklyn. Best resldentlil SEC
ION in FIatbush. Rent s2i
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COFFEE.

The coffee market was comparatively puiet,
total sales for the day aggregsting 2tooO
bags, but the undertone was very nrm' OWING
80 "a. general lack OF selling pressure. and at
the close Of the day values were l3d ID
roints net higher. Cost and freight Offers
fror, Brazil were about UNCHANGED ana
B~aru was apparently not disposed 70 sell
freelv. shipments from Brazil 20 Europe
las, week were somewhat larger~tnan anti,!
- a-,ou,.ing % i63. 900 tags. and stocks
In Santos decreased 81 900. according % the
I,,.. cable. The world'5 visible supply o..
.cree showed decrease =. .-s-.0-. sela-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR foJH hohE ,,t
Ian. NS 10 West 32d ST. Dept z. Phone
assO al
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FAI ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
LONG ISLAND.
rRFFpORT WATER FRONT

bungalows ari houses s. 900 ~: also building
io,s on Randall Bay and Wooiceft Bay; low
--i.e. easg terms. send f0r particulars
JOHS j. RANDALL CO. Freeport. l.. L..
FREE Rcautiful illustrated map and birdseye view
N Long Island and vicinity showing best place TO
lire or Invest Auer Box i9e. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11

Male.
A-A-English Bi riEg and French SECOND
Man. together 0r separate. newport references;
<60S $50 Miss H0imuers Agen.y. ID East isd a.,
"a door Telephone '5i' Murray hl-
Female.
A-A-CoOK. CHANBERNAGD Lnd WAITRESS.
yofng Irish .-ls together 0r separate b. Nisi
H0fmaycr's Agency. ID ktsl "a b.. "a noor
Telephone S2i1 Murray HH.
AA-CoOK CHAMEERNAID o- WAITRESS;
voIus Irish girI.s together nr s'fara'e y Mis
telephone Ssil Murray H.ll
CHANHTRMAID WAITRESS or H0l sEwoRKER
csllen, references. So Ma.ous Agency. l5l West
Cuup's NURSE American Protestant. thorough
. Ig experienced. $685. T. MIS- H1nger's Agency,
10 East asa 90. sl f'or Telephone $3.50 Murray
CoLoRED COUPLE Butler gse'a. .s5eei.en:
cook. Wil 10 entire work y family 50; best
references Miss Sheas Agency. s9 p "a *.
/ Murray Hli 67-t -
COOK -Eusi.h Protestant. neat. excellent coY..
best references Martha golfers Agency, tf
/ i'h av D3ls ST..
COOK -Tngi,h Protestant. reanst neat; e,onnomi-
cal, s1oi manasel fef5 l.slIa..e' 's,,... ". "a
erenccs SO. MIS- Misons Asenc, l.l West i-d.
COOK -Sco.ch Protestant apt class. assist liGn-
dry excellent references. Martha golfers Agency.
~ a. av l3l't ST..
/ COIPLE -Coachm-. gardener: thoroughly expert
cucal. with c0ffage wife erce' ent luntress de-
J sIraUle young ar e'y hte|A fHrN'9f 4't NlfE
/ - hDani 'oi3
I not SENOKAER -EngIish Protestant. capable !.
+ responsible woman. has boy. six. iolr years list
I place SIS Masols Agency. l3l West i-d =.
/ HOT SEWoRKER -Frsi class, thoroughly sIpsr.
I enoel. splendid cooA. lss boy. seven. etee.len,
/ reference country 50. Masons Agony. l3l Wet
| HoUSEWORKER or LAUNDREss Young IRISH
I woman. wages. s35 B. Miss Ho'mNers Agency.
I 10 last "a So. 81 foor. Telephone s3I Murray
Hill
. INFANTS NURSE Euelsh Protestant feaned
settled. careful. capable, C,n.cicn nous, ~ elent
f references. ouyNll'.c. so. MS MASON Asen'S.
4 l3l West al. BRYANT 1888
LApY's MAID Young French woman: eTcellen.
/ maid seamstre.s landrcsser. packer etc ts3-
I $40 b. Mis-. HomBcrs Agency. 10 East i4i -,
4 81 foor Telephone s3il Murray hil
4 81 RSE-M1fher', helper. refined Hoilander thor
+ ougny eKrere encc1. capable. trustworthy. good
I seamsfrcss. f.rce years last pace. slj. Mason .
Agen-y l3l " aga
T NURSE Refined young French str. viii care two
! .hldrau. excellent references. IS. Mss shea 0
Agency % Z. Al MURRAY Hil oIlf
! REFINED co7ored woman ot 40 years wishes .
I position as maid. cHpegf cleaner ~ clothes. Ms
r. " stewart $50 West 5ftA s'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1916.

bonds the
SSosl against Sl2looo Saturday
year ago From January to S553
poNpc
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
s'War Bubbles"

What speculative Wall Street not so
v.-v many months ago used 20 refer 20
e,tiusissticallv as war brides and
~rs~ babies" have lately. for reasons
bes, known 70 the district, been termed
way bubbles" One house has summed
rr the situation IN these shares thus;
Those who bought them al or near
me high level Of prices are becoming
sls~-,cf 20 the chance that the. Allled
f-;ve VIII end the war suddenly, leaving
,- -hctr hands the bulk Of class OF
s.ocss the value Of which will mostly
have vanished into thin air. In their
alarm thcse holders are seeking for an
crDo--.ri.v 20 sell. finding bidders tor
.5t,r wares few and far between. This
...rr-or rortends trouble and losses
- nor few who were a year ago the
,-v.,5 Of all beholdcrs. The 6lsman-
,l,r- of some Of the plants which were
.o hurriedly constructed 10 manuIac'-
vre munitions for the Entente Alhes
has begun already, and that ioretelIs
.fe fate os the war stocks. They have
fss -he,r day. and whether the war
ies-s one month or one year Longer
.ssy will not see another like II IN TINS
rereratior." This house suggests tnaa'
po,siblv the "era OF good lndustnsls
and rails is approaching.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

y y CITY tNs la5; Nav y CITY avs 1865
1000 ......losN 1000 .......... los
Do as lgtS do q 1859
5000 ..........l0sA 1000 ......... lQt
New-York tribune., 1916-07-11
r-cnch Loan announcement Near.

The details OF the projected 500
ota000 loan 20 France have ooen
,.-i--cf into such shape that 1t was
.s.t Yesterday q formal announceme,nt
nav ts made tomorrow or before ~ INC
e~i If The week at the latest. Inc
,rc.lem Of finding a name for i,1 the
American holding company that VIII WI.
fa-iro The transaction for the Amer
can bankers has az last been sett-ed' Cd
s...-1,-- 20 statements IN weH-lni,,
.,-~rt quarters this corporation Will
DO called -he American Foreign Secuii +.
80. Co~ranv. with capitalization oI
crrr0aoI0. The president has peen
Selected The announcement or ms
name viii cause surprise 70 many as
Ie IS no. nearly so well known as the IN he
bs-kers who have actually brought the
'o.- 20 successful completion ne
neutral collateral behind the credit II
Was said. viii consist Of government
bonds of Snain. Switzerland. sweden
,,e Argentine and other non-beI4lgeI-
On. countries that have been turned IN
by investors under the French mooih-
cation scheme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
tcI Iopeit tic almlanicn befrefien

ten iopeit lie 9ilnlduien betretten
nod gebeim oe6olter peroen.
Die @eigerlin9 Don Seiten Der
Gntcute, Dem Cabinet Oes @tiniltcrs
aologeropoulos 9lnerfenulug 81 ge-
md6rcn, lit I6ulO oil ser &er500c'
rlug, mclMc oic @er6onOllngcn cr-
fobren 6aben, lmo 0a5it beiaetrogeh
sic Gage SIT pcrnirrcu. @is iebt ilno
sic llntcr6onOlngen 5pilhen Den
&crtretern scr Gntentc lmO Dem So
nig oircft gepilogen lporoen uno lie
trogen feinen oiii5icaen @baraftcr.
GAS griehiIMc Srilmpi- Z
rat.
9[t6en, 9. 0ftobcr. Ole Gfii'
5icue @a5ctte scr prooiioriit6eu SIC.
gierltng ocroifentlidtc gcitern @lor.
gcn einc 9cfonttmodlmg oic Oon
@eni5clos uno Gice-9lomirol @oun.
oouriotis lmteri6rie6cn in mcI@cr,
,,fraft Der @cuolt, melcbc ibncn nln
26. Scptcm6cr our6 &olts6cltinls
nung 5ucrtbcilt iit@ oic @rnennung
bon @eneral @anpotis 0on9lis, Ocm
irii6ercn 9riegSminiiter, gum 0rittcn
inn Grilntpirat, oos al Ger Spite Der
prouiiorii6en 9iegicrlng iic6t be.
fonnt gchoc6t miro. 0ic SnIcl Ec.
ncooS bat iib scr 9}coohttionsportci
ongeitbloiicu.
&cni5cIos @nbiinger al p
geidgt.
BtrGus, 80. Scptcnbcr, pia
2onOon 2. 0ftobcr. 9lngeii6ts Der
86atiat6e, OoB ocr Gonnonoont Oes
S6la9tiHiiics uGilfis" iriIber ooS
omcrifaniidc 56lcbtibiif oSoobo",
lmO Scr Gommauoont oes SbIodt-
i1iffes o@eorgios g(perofi" ii6 ais
9lnbGnger oes iriiberen &rcuiers &e.
ni5clos cntpuppt bo6en, bat &0nig
&onitottin fir oie beioen SDiiie
neue Gomnlanoontcn ernontt.
Qonoon iibcr @oIfon.
&dmpfc.
2on0oM 2. Sftober. nCie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Ncnlidc srlppen in 2mrasaa.

G6rier 3ofoibala imo Sara 3ofoi-
iir", 10 6eiBt es IN Dem beltigen oiIi-
3ielen 9eribt glieGen III Dem @clan-
Sc, pcl1eS m 30. september BON
4ns Ocn @uloarcu abeenoumcn rpnr-
sc. gSicocrboltc feinoli6e 8criu6c,
iic6 pieocr in i6rcn 9eiib 81 ieseL
i6Gugen ieocSnlal febl mo wurocn
INNER nit ibweren @erliiitcn abgc-
itbIogcn. Oos idmutlide crobcrtc
@elGnoe lit nun bciciti9t worocn
Son Dem 6einoc lit I'M meitcn 9ercid
imierer @rG6en nibts 81 lc6cn
9luBer ocn beitigcn &erIiritcn, Die
Dem 6einoc 5ugeiiigt wuroeu er-
30bte iicb Die Sa6l ser @ctanoencn
ouf $50.
lluicre &erlriie moren Oer6GltniB-
mdBig gering SSir ero6ericn orct
MoiAinenacuebrc~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

n ID c B.
8etersbitrG 2. Oftober, bia
2onoon. n@cltcrn ilntcrnobmen
bic Oeitcrrci1cr befti9c @eeen-glu-
0rifie, I'M IN Dem nelIen ritiliiden
Erci6cn bcrIorcncs @cIGnoe wicocr
5u gcpinncn. Dic g[nariife pitrocn,
uah glusioge oeS riliiiiAen ariees-
antics, 5uriideepieicn. 0abei pur-
ocn mebr ols 1900 @eiaugcne ec-
moht.
9lu Der pcltIitbcn 6rout am gto-
ropurto-6luB, uno ouf oen Sobeu
ocs rchteu llfers Der 3loto 2ipn
miro I'M bcfti9en Ringen fortgefaB.
rcn. Der 6eino untcrnobm @egen.
glngriffe, Oie in uniercnl 6elter di.
Iommcnbro6en. Gr erlitt grobe
GerIultc rno lieB mebr ols 1000
@efnngene in ilniercn Sdnoen. lin.
ter Den oiterrcihiihen @efongenen
morcn aud Siirfcn uno Gcutl6e.
9ln Der @pItrisa, in Der @egenO
BON 9o9oroOmon ncrtrieben unlere
@otrouiIlcn 3pci SeIopolten unO be-
iicetcu oen berannobenoen Seino
ln0 m1htcn cine g[n3obL @efongene.
Sn oieier Shlodt purocn ouf Der
5trede bon Den aorpntben biz oit
Die rilnt1iiiihc @ren5e bonn 10. Big
%. September bon Der 9lrmee oeS
Generals 2ethiBfb 13 Sffi5iere imo
1886 Wtonn gefnneen genommen.
Die GriegSbclte oerielben 9Seriooe
bcitebt or8 bier Gononen, 13 Mnibi.
nengeipe6ren 5pei @inenperfern
cinem @robennorier, rs 9iiten sc.
! ihoiie uno Sonogronoten, 1900 Gi.
| ltcn @aoidineneetpebrsiirteI meb.
reren Eouieno @emebren uno elmer
oroBen 9[n8obl Hotronen.
9(n Der qoiifoirS Tront gebt niAts
Dor ii6.~
SoItc5 inter benz 6euer
ruiftfder @efdube.
PETERSBURG, 4. Gftober, bio
2on0ou, 2. Gfto6er. Scr Golnpi
4 m1brt an Der oan5en iiiopeitlider
! iSrpnt nit unoermin0ertrr SeItigfeii
fort, ober o6ne beionoers bemerfens
wcrt6e @piloOen ODER glenoernneen II
Der olleemeinen Gage. Die Deutider
| b1uien in Der 9ta6boribnft BON 8lo
ointir.@olpnsfL no iie Ocn Der5pei
feItcn 8eriub modem oer Seeren oes
J Generals g3rriiiloff bic Snitiatibe 81
| entipinoen, 9lelerben an.
gei Solic5, ipelde9 ii6 feIt in otter,
reidiib .oeutiben $Gnocn DGlt, mahtC
iib ou9 erneute TbGtiefeit geIten0
Die StaOt itebt aber inter Dem 5euel
Der ruliil1en @el6ilbe. Sier, iolpi(
peiter n0rolid bentiibten iid oil
DeutiAen, cine erfoIgrei1e OffenIipt
] 5u beginner.
Ger itoIienifde 9eri9 t
Jaont, 2. Oftober (oio Qonoon) -
Ger offi5ieIle @eridlt Der itolieniiher
ariegsfiibrung bon bente nliitet.
Sym 2eoro.EboIe (Srentino) fdn
ben Snianterie-@IanfeIeien Itott, II
oenen unlere @or6uten Den SENT
! nit Berluft bertrieb.
Sym 9litico.9bole ridtete Der Seinf
fem slrtiIIeriefeuer ouf oie @iien
bnbn bei 5egbe, obne ben 8erfebl
oooiirh SIT imterbre9en.
glm iibrigen Tbeile Der 5ront maj
lmr oic 9lrtiaerie tbdtig 6cionoer.
itorf I'M Gario.g(6ihnitt.