davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

up. Three days arrivals amount to 2s.s72
head, as against 3l,066 last week, 2s,s04
two weeks ago and 36.oss last year.
SHEEP-Sheep and lamb offerings
dropped TO very light proportions today. ar
rivals Of thirteen cars. or 5000 head. being
less than half as large as for either Monday
or Tuesday. For the first half Of the week
receipts total 22.lo4 head, being 1000 heay-
Ter than last week and more than twice as
large as two weeks ago, but smaller than for
the same days last year by some 5000 head
Spring lambs as usual Of late made up the
bulk of the offerings. eights cars Of Idahos
putting In an appearance as well as one or
two odd lots OF natives. Dry lot fed shorn
lambs were in bigger supply than on any
previous day Of the week. four doubles be-
Ing on offer Call was good for all kinds
and trade opened early. everything selling by
10 o'clock Prices paid were rather uneven.
being no less than lo@i6c higher In any
instance and In q spot or two looking as
were from the Same band as those that
brought 1850 yesterday, sold at s1i.4o.
which price was also paid for deck or so
Of natives Weighty shorn fed westerns.
mates Of Tuesdays ss.35s. touched $3.50. and
a pretty good kind Of shorn Mexicans whose
chief attraction was lack Of weight made
1913.
There were not enough aged sheep on Of
fer to make a market, although had there
been any sort Of run prices would prob
ably have shown some strength few
native ewes that were quoted steady at
$3.50 made up practically the entire old
mutton supply
Quotations on nheep and lambs: Lambs
spring, Ss.S0@11.40; lambs. fair to choice
handy. 3s.26Gs.75; lambs, fair to choict
heavy. ss.5oGo.5o; yesrlinss, fair to choic'
handy. sG.2507.76; yearIings. fair to choice
heavy. i7oo07ss: wethers, fair to choice
3e766z25; ewes, good to choice. a6.25g
SIS; ewes, fair to good. $6.0016.2b.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Mexican Situation Again Looms
0minously Over the Finan.
cial Horizon. s,-
QUOTED VALUES DEPRESSED

New York, June 21.--After days respite,
the Mexican situation again doomed omin-
ously over the financial markets. with con-
current depression In quoted values. Over
night developments bearing upon affairs
across the border were regarded as ex-
tremeiy favorable. So much so that Mexi-
cans as group were among the strongest
issues at the opening,
AZ midday. however. and for the balance
Of the session. Wall street was alive with
rumors Of the most disgusting character
and Mondays liquidation was renewed.
though on a more moderate scale. Fore
noon advances Of l TO points In represent
tative shares and twice AZ much In num-
erous specialties, with s to 10 points In
motors. were abruptly surrendered In whole
or large Part, lowest quotations being reg
istered In the final hour, with fractional
recoveries toward the close.
The metal issues also manifested acute
weakness, especially elmo shares. In which
extreme recessions ranged from . TO
points Copper suffered less severely. al
though Green Cananea. whose mines were
again forced to suspend operations. yielded
AZ points. Mexican Petroleum reacted ~
from Its rise Of ~. with an extreme re-
versal OF az for American Smelling, Texas
company and California Petroleum were Of
fered at more moderate recessicns. ,
Rails averaged losses Of a point, except
In some OF the minor western and south
western issues. for which renewal OF the
recent inquiry was observed. Lake Erie
and Western common and preferred were
higher by 2 to 4 points at one time. with
marked strength In Denver Rio Grande
preferred. Toledo. st. Louis q Southwestern
preferred and Texas and Pacific. these
however. Yielding substantially later.
Rock Island issues were the outstanding
features Of the session. the common stock
being In steady demand Mt an advance
OF points. while the debeutures IS rose
~ to 63k, Shipping shares were agair
In favor on the prospect of an early re-
organization. but suffered from profit TAX
Ing.
Total sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Aside from Rock Island and Marine To-
sues. the bond market was irregular 4
heavy. Total sales, par value. aggregated
tt.ss0,0oo.
United States bonds were unchanged OF
call, but on actual sales the coupon Il
declined 1 per cent.
Number Of sales and quotations on lead
lrw akN i Z
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22


cATTLE-Receipts were oily fair. 1st
cars being reported. For the three days
this week receipts foot up 1898 head. the
smallest Of any recent week and smaller
than year ago by 5000 head.
The market ranged all the way fr m
steady to az much a. ioc lower. depending
upon me quanty: Right cnoice dry lot
Cow cow neilers ana peet steers snow very
nttIe cnanke from Jay 20 gay eut tne
common 20 medium sraaes OF nania.
s ,,ss me oiIernss Oh wnicn se qui.e
an'.rn.,.ia Is,s suuW wons
eo n..s..s win tns cneapeI srass Del;
h.sva. IN an%,asn., a.S ha.vs.
a. un6s 4 a.. . svu a. os@
Slc. ySS' J, nhn,c. i sa.r,,rvs ssSSy
"a AZ. ssir 81 ~ecS ~. ,,,ns. M TX "a.
eomrnon 10 fs,r W. r,irSs sfasSS7s. rood
10 choice heifeys. ss'ooass'7s: rood to choice
rows. Al 7s M I'd. fair 10 sood cows "a 2S00
lis: common 10 fair COWS. sI.oodS92S:
rood 10 choice feeders "a. 90 fps.7b: fair to
good feeders, $500 .oo: common TO fair
feeders, 3s.so07.5o; good to choice stock
ers, t7.75@s.5o; stock heifers, Ss6o@s 90;
stock cows. S6.Bo076o; stock calves. S7.260
SITS; veal calves, SS.00@l1.76; bulls, stays,
ETC., es.00@8.3S.
HOGs--The market continued on tho up
grade this morning and average cost adj
vanced nearly 5@10c. Supplies were lib
ersi but at most other points runs were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

New York, June 1l--CorFEE--Thc
easier tone which developed In the market
for futures yesterday was In evidence again
today, with December contracts selling on
to $50, or 20 points under the high level
reached on the bulge Of Monday and Into
new low ground for the moment. Reports
that coffee cargoes en- route from Brasil
to Scandinavia had been seized BY the
pllies and that vaiorisation supplies Of
Santos coffee In Havre had been sold to
the French government seemed 10
strengthen expectations Of reduced Euro
pean demand In Brazil during the height OF
the new crop movement and after opening
unchanged to . points lower, active months
sold about lo@i7 points urSder last nights
closing figures. Reports Of slightly easier
Arm offers were factor on the late de-
cline and tho market closed OF a net loss
LET 1905 polnts. Sales. ts,75o bags: June,
7.sec; July, 7.sbc. August s.o3c; Septcm-
| Der. s,1sc; October. size; November. sale;
December. s26c; January. s.aoc; February.
s,S6e: March. s.3sc. April. sac: May. s.tsc.
Spot coffee barely steady. Rio To skc; Sam
tos a., ioNc. Offers Of Santos 10 were re-
ported In the cost and freight market at
1915 D lo.6ac. London credits, and At s.ssc.
! T. 0. b., Santos. Private cables from Brazil
lclsin that the government will take meas
| urcs to control receipts again this season.
/ The official cables reported an unchanged
| market At Rio and an advance OF 1-aad on
| London. while Santos was 100 rcis lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
cARLoT RECEIPTS.

These sales were reported today:
Wheat--No. hard winter; ! car, s7c;
. cars, csc; . cars. s4hc; 1 car. slc; cars,
psKc; 4 cars, sac. No. hard winter;
cars, sic; cars. zoe: 1 car. sec; cars
ssc; l car, ssc. Sample hard winter:
Sf.06 No. durum tmixed): ! car. ssc
No. mixed: l SIS car, sic; ~ car. Ssc.
No. 4 mixed: l car. s2c.
Rye--No Il: SIS car, Sbc.
Corn--No. l white: car, Tic. NO. :
white: cars, Tic; car. 7ehc. No.
white; car. sshc. No. white: cars,
Sc. No. yellow: ! car. 7shc. NO.
yellow: car. 7snc. No. mixed; Z cars
7okc; / car, 7oAc No. mixed: car.
7eMc No. 4 mixed: car, 60. Sample
mixed; car. s4hc; car, SAC.
patp--No. white: cars, 37c. No. I
white; car, 3sNc. sample: car. sehc;
cara soc; cars, 3bkc.
Omaha Cash Prices--Wheat; No. hard
IS 0sic; No. . hard, ssM 0s7c; No. ! hard:
10. ] durun,, 20 @tic; No. white. ION o
lie; No, ] white. 7097oMc; No. 4 white.
6S6sSMc; No. white, ssh 06sc. No.
white, % 6ssc; No. . yellow, 73M 074c: No.
/ yellow. 7s07shc; No. yellow, IAN Q
nc; No. yellow, 52072hci No. yellow.
7te1ac; No. mixed. TON @7lhc; No, .
mixed. 1oA95ic; Ne a. : mixed, io9'o \ q
sc. Oats: No. white. 37x @asc; standard.
s7Hes7Nc; No. . white. ask 037c: No.
white, st01shc. Barley; Mailing. SO loci
No. = feed, N@s7c. Rye; No. :. se0sioi
No !. ss@s0c.
Chicago closing prices furnished The Bee
W Logan 4 Bryan. stock and grain brokers
us south Sixteenth street:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Rules Unchanged to a
Cent Higher, With Most Sales
at the Advance.
YELLOW CORN DEMAND GOOD

Omaha. June 81. 1915
There was coed demand for cash wheat
today and the market sold from unchanged
to lie higher
MoSt Of the samples were sold at ad-
vanced prices the No. hard selling around
e3@s3kc. while most Of the No. hard
sold around so@s1c.
Corn ranged from unchanged to We
higher
There was good demand for yellow corn.
but most Of the sellers held off for higher
The sales were mainly Of white and mixed
corn. and the receipts Of all varieties were
very light
The oats market advanced about hc,
but the cash oats market was very dun
and the sales very light.
Rye was quoted unchanged and barley
ruled from lc to &c lower.
Clearances we're: Wheat and -four equal
to 100000 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats 7i7,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat. unchanged to Ia
lever: corn. Y 6ld lower
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
against receipts Of tG8.000 bushels and ship
ments Of 7t4,ooo Bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments t7s.0oo bushels.
arsinst recsipts OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 7l1,0o0
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments Of $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
CHICAGO 0RAlr AND FnovlsIoxs.


Chicago June st.--wheat prices showed
much nervousness today, and averaged low
ar. largely a. Z result OF word Of an import
ant failure In London. Tho close hers WA
unsettled, 10 No down. with July 1t ei,0s
@is6ah. and September at si.o6h. Corn
lost K@kc to K0kc. and oats. M0hc
10 q Nc. Provisions scored net advance
Of 10 10 ave. the latter In pork.
Lowest prices Of the day 10 wheat came
shortly after the opening Of business when
the bulls were most disconnected by = fresh
drop ID Liverpool quotations regardless Of
an upturn In American markets yesterday
Some traders appeared p the time 20 be
disposed to attach considerable significance
% the accompanyin. news Of ( London fall
that wheat prices In liverpool had fallen 30
cents bushel Is compared with the season'u
highest level. Better harvest weather In
Kansas and Oklahoma tended further 70
handicap bulls, and 50 too aId esss,tion.
1 promise Of the domestic spring and winter
crops WIS materially ErsAtsr now than On
juno I.
Forecasts q rain over nearly the entire
wheat belt gave sufficient reason for num-
Der Of attempts to rally the market. Another
builish factor was the lifting Of hedges here
~ q result Of large Canadian exports. On all
the uptufns, however. liberal selling develop.
ed and caused advances TO disappear.
Cold wet weather and lack Of sunshine
ness " wheat proved ultimately more thar
a. offset. Besides, reports were current thai
country acceptances OF bids from here had
been Increased Oats ensed off with oths,
grain. Crop advlces remained favorable.
HIGHER prices on hogs carried provision
upgrade In addition export demand was I
noticeable element 81 strength.
Chicago Cash Prices--Whcat: No. : ret
and No. red. nominal; No. . hard. tt.0sM
y No. hard, ti,oiM0i.oa. ccrns No. vel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

1 1iinsssrelis. Jsne st---wHEAT--July
,i.e1E; 1sftembsr ei.oex. Cash; No.
Aard cL1eK; No. l northern. ti.eex Q
I.1lN NJ. 1 aerthsrn. ,i.esxei.efx.
+ FLOun--llnchangad.
\ BARLEH-tSo TIC,
flYE-At3 3 tlc.
BAAN~-t17.kA01 1850.
RyATD--Nc. White. se01tMc.
4 Dl<AxBuEp-es.7ah 0i75M,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
NEW YoKK 0ENEnAL MAnKEr.
1setatisns Of The nay ON varisus Com,
n H.. modlties.

N modities.
New York. June 2i---FLouR--u Unsettled.
n WHEAT--Spot steady; No. |, durum, t1.it:
No. Z hard. s1.f4: No. l northern. Duluth.
3i.2z: No northern. spring. ti.36 all (. o.
b. Gflcnt. futures nominal.
cORN-Spot steady; No. . yellow, sskc
q l. I. New, York.
oATB--apot steady; standard. 4shc.
HAY.-rnnettled; prime. $3.50; No. l..
ti45; No. D jt.s5; No. .. tL2S; shipping.
1t.0o.
HOPg--Duii; state common to choice.
iatB. i2@ zoe; state. common to choice 1914,
DEoTc; Pacific coast, 1915. iik @itc; Pacific
coast 1914, 90t0c.
HfbEs--stsady: Bosota. sshe; Central
\ America. Sane,
LEATHER-FIrm; hsmiock firss. ate;
seconds. &c.
PROv1sIoNs--Pork. firm; meas. eab.sse
1870: family. tts.ooW $500; short clear.
t11,te01gtb. Beef firm, mess. tt7.bo0
igsee; family. yfsoe 02o.oo. Lard, strong;
middls wAst. eisto0lsbo. rallow. firm;
1ity. u asked: country OK obxc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Kansas City Live stock Market.

Kansas City. June 2l,--cATTLE-Re-
eeipts, 5000 head; market for prime steers.
steady: medium grade. 1oc lowsr: prime
fed steers. sio..5@il.16; dressed beef.
steers $500 @ 1925; western steers, $4,000
II. s5; stookers and feeders. e6.76@s.25;
bulls, {5.75@S.15; calves. t6.6o0i1.o0.J
HoGS-Recelpts. 1860 head; market,
higher; bulk OF sales, ss.6o6s.sbi heavy.
ts.s0@eso; packers and butchers, ss.7b@
$50; light, ss65@sso; pigs. $3.50 $500.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 100
head: market for sheep, steady; lambs. 10
q acc higher; lambs. $s.so@11.io: yearlings.
37.s5@8.b0; wethers. 16.25@1so; ewes,
Se. 90 a. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

New York. June 21.-CoTToN-Futur
opened stea dy; !. July. l2.ssc: October. is.22c;
December. ls.4oc: January. la.4sc; March,
IS-s2c.
spot cotton steady; middling uplands,
1S10c. Sales. 1900 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady: July l?.s7c;
October, l3.I3c; December. 1880; Janu-
airy. i3.3sc; March, 1880.
Market closed steady. net unchanged 10
Q points lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Chicago. June observation-disclosures
Il, 900 bead; market unsettled: native beef
beef cattle, 37.70@l1.40: western steers,
Ss4O@045; stockers and feeders. $500
$40; COWS and heifers. s3.soGs.so; calves,
t850@l2.00.
HoGs-Receipts. $4,000 heed market
strong. 15c higher; bulk OF sales. 1870
e.95; light. s9.35@9.95; mixed. $3.50
10 05; heavy, $s.45010.05, rough. $3.50
$780,: pigs, s760@s.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $4,000
head; marked firm: wethers, 37,001S.oo:
ewes. s4.6o@74o; lambs H,bo@1o.2o;
springs. s8.25@11.so.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

tive steers, tI5o@1oss: cows and heifers,
Ssso@s5o; Gamers. $3.50 $500; stockers
and feeders, ts.oo@75o; bulls. stays, etc.
$3500C00.
HoGs-Receipts. 1900 head; market
5000 higher; heavy, $s6o@s.Ib; mixed,
tsN @sso: light. stas0ats; bulk Of sales
/ ss.40@e65.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 900
head.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

New York. JUNE 21,--sUGAR-Raw. dull;
centrifugal, 6.3se; molasses. b.62c. Refined.
quiet; fine GRADUATED, 7.Sbc. Futures at
noon were to points higher.
The list closed easy and unchanged to
points lower. Sales, 2e,300 tons; July.
5.33c; September, 5.4sc. December. 5.1ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Savannah. Ga. June 2l.-IuRpENTiNE
--Firm: 3s6ssKc; sales, b33 bbls,: re-
ceipts, 1,oll bbls; stock. 1906 bbis.
RosfN-Firm; sales. 1924 bills; re-
ceipts, 1873 bills; stock. 64.646 bbls, Quote
A, B, C, d. e. $500; F, t5.o5; Q. 3bloi H
t5.lb; I, $3.50; X. 36.a5; NJ. 3s.4S; N. $3.50;
VIC, 3E75; WV. $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

lASSsp15l 5uns sf<-wHEAT--spot, No.
{, Nknfl9bs, ~: No. 4. = ioa: No Z. %
- !, ~. ~ western winter. D IA
\ ION Gnek American naked, new. q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

CORNING. . mixed, 72@7shc; No.
white. 72MG72hc: No. 2 yellow. 7s@7shc
July. TN @7ihc; September. roc.
oATs-No. Q white, 40@4ohc; No.
mixed, San 6sthc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Omaha June 2i.-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 33.4si.2l3.40 and for the
corresponding day last year t3.641,s33.1S
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

) 80 liz 09i.,l: nj. IA. sieS
~. st&s; sspssnbsF. ~ - Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Sioux City Live Stock Market.
Sioux City, June 2i.-CATrLE--Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; market, 1oc higher; ma
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

New York. Juno 21.--MoNEY---On call
steady: high, per cent; low, AZ per
cont; ruling rate. AZ per cent; last loan.
per cent: closing bid, ~ per cent;
offered at per cent.
TIME LoANs-steady; sixty days, sM0
~ per cent; ninety days, -sh03& per
cent; sig months, 3k o. per cent,
MERCANTILE PAPER-sA0sx per
cent.
0TnRLING ExcHANoE--sixty-d day bills
lA1iAi demand, s47sii-is; cables, N.7s
tit.
siLvER-Bsr. stxc; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government steady; railroad,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

lffNUutnIs 10 -.
sU, q. =. 2s, reg. - Int n. NJ. ths.foth
sdo coupon 80. % *. c. So. RET. b "
~. 3. %, reg...100 i. N. un. s..! I'm
do coupon ...1o0 M, X. !. - Ith
~. 3. n, reg....ll0 Mont. Power -. ~
DO coupon ..,.ii1 N. r. G. deb. sa.lt2M
Am, emelt. o.. ..l0SksM. 4. city 4hn,lOIk
sAm. Tel d Tel N. \, N. II. q II.
Anglo ~ .Is:nci il. 'sssxNs:v Fac.
Atoh. gen. ta.... SIN do - ......-.. Seh
n. 4 o. tB.,.... u Ore. 3 L. ref - elx
Beth, 81, ref. 81. 100 Y Pac. 7. q T. 6s, .ie0k
Cent Pac ist... 1eHPenn. con, 4hs, l0tN
G. q o. cv. tKh,. ASH do gen. 4hs,..i0lk
c., d. a Q. !. ~. ~ Reading gen. ". pm
c., NJ. q b. r. "sSt. l. q .. II.
4. * X. !. l. ~. S. P.e. ~. Ss..iss
ref. Is 1890. rs do ref. 4s..... %
10. q g. ref. tMs.. saHsso. Railway ks. .i0l Y
d. 4 n. q. Q. d. 1sXunion Pac. a.. ssh
do ref. $780,. 1ex 'do cv. ~. eSx
Erie gen. ls.... 7tKU. O. Rubber ss..l02 y
.St No s,'i Ia sx:. saw. Union 40. III
I. G. raj. Aa.... saw. Elec. CIV. bs..l2o
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Prlos. 90 and Accrued Interest

s Ca s.::. i :. .sr + ~ 49, ss.s: !: ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lower
Than Yesterday-Lambs Ten
to twenty-five Higher.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP

Tho foII0WtnG Table BhOWB the hVefHBe
prices OF hogs at the Omaha live stock mar
ket for the last few days. with comparisons:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Seitcrrei6if6c 6Iteeer
"a -

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0itcrrei6iib ungariide 9lomiraIitdt
mobte berte ole uaditebenoe 9lnfiiu.
OigIug:
oSn Oen iriiben @lorgenitlnoen
oeS IA. 0oDeinber bombar0irte eilt
0iterrci6iib.lngoriideS Seeplou.@e.
i6ipooer in iebr erfoIgreider @eiie
ieiuolihc @oiitionen bel goubi, Ser
megIimo unO Gober0o. Gin feinOIi-
der gleroplan Der Oos @eibwoocr
gIngriit muroe in Die 6Iu6t gei6Ia-
gen"
@icef6nia fiIr 8 oIen mir 5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
9ie Ocrocutldltc lSoli,ei.

@lan drci6t inns aus Berlin:
o9}ibt mr. oie 6rclnoe ciuer ipeitqc,
9cuocH 9cicitigmg offer cnt6c6rii'
dcu6rcnom0rtcr, ionOern ollb mon.
cbc on0crc 9clte iucrocn NIT @ergnii.
gen gclcicn bobcl oaB oiM 0oS 80.
ljci Rr0iiOiml iib pcrOcutidcn loi.
icn uia. 9ci Dem &r0iiohm Mrs
es Oon1 niht 6lei6cn ion0ern idumt.
Iide Grgonc inns lire @eflgniiie INN
@iaBnabncn iucrocn ocutIhc 9e5eicb.
mngcn cr6oltcn Gin gutter &ot6
touu oa6ci pclci4t bon 9fitcu iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

itroSj Der ine6rere A6georOnete, Nlit-
glieoer Der g}a6utn9smittel- l-Gonirol.
GommiIiior 6eiduloigtc i6re Stel-
lingcn Oa5u 5u 6cniiben, pcri0nIi@en
@roiit 3t er5ielen. Sic beihulOigteu
Dlitaleoer lmriuateu 9licritrosj rmo
rieieu: u@crit i'm 6inopSl~ Ser
So5ioliilcnii6rer Eroelilra beIIicg eli
ne 9ant uo il6eri6iiitetc SEN PIN
fl09er nit &ormirien. Ger &rdliOent
mar i6IicBlid acpulm8cu Oic Git
SUNG 81 ilepcnoten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Gie Eoli5ei crideint belhe Wlon6cnI
nidt 10 ic6r olS Die Nelierin imo
Sdiiberin Ger iAubbcoiiritigcu @e'
D0lfeulua troBOent 0ic ousiii6renOcn
&erioncn icit langc oeu id6nen yto'
men nShubleutc~ tro9eu oils picl'
nlcbr ais Die rdGenoe uno itraicnoc
SauO 0eS Staates un0 Ocs Stroi'
ridterS. Gas Iiegt uotiirlid nitt al
Dem iremoeu gomen ionOeru an on'
oeren bier nidt 5u cr6rternOen Tin'
gen. 9lber 3omcn imo nidt 6IoBer
r9unit" lie leitcn off in anoerc, per-
niinftigere Auiioiiungen iiber. Gas
mare luobl ail6 bel Der llmncnnlng
Ger @oli5ei niht gan5 munioglid)-
N}an iolte bel Ocr @erocutihuug
ousoe6en bon Ocn uor6on6cncn 9fa'
men Shubmonn uno ole Yoli5ci
S6uboieuit poli5cilihe WioBun6mea
i9uboienitlibe DloBnabnen nenuetL
Oen &olijei @adtmeiiier Sdjub'
@a6tmciiter, ocn 8oIi5ei Solpt'
mann SGub Souptmann oen go
l5ci Gireftot S9ubOieniileiter, SIC
@ebcirpoli5ei Oeu @ebeiuidue H. /.
H. Gos ludrer einiadc, ollen Der
itdnolide 9e5eidntugeL oie 5ugleid
Oaroui binOeltcn piirOeh ooB Oie
Holi5ei Seoernaun eeeeu redi8. inio
oroniiugSuiOrige 9lngrific 5u idbibct
babe, cine Gbdtiefeit, ole NIT Oer9lui
MdimG inO Gerfolgluig scr lle6el'
tbGter gr0Btcrt6eilS 5lianmcniG0t-
llnO ner etpos ouf Dem @erjer b6.
ic, uiiroc oil OoS SbnbanIt ieoell'
ioaS nit me6r @ertrdlen fcb tucn'
Oen. olS on oos Goli5eircoier, ole go
lI5ei Girettion II. |. 10. Gos GoIi'
5ci-@rdiioium ais SduboicnIllcitIntg
oocr Sdtboicnit @oritmO iuiir6eH
ieocnioaS e6enio bicl 6cocutet alS 6ei
i6rer iceigcn Recommendation Scncll'
nilng
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uif mo G6cnlie 81 Jlot1e 5iebcn iii
Oie crimiualpolitii6e lhliioiilmg bic
icS &erbrccGeuS mieOcr erbcblicl
ifarier Qcuor0cu, mo man lit ciirig
benii6t nclc N}ct6ooen ouS5norbei-
ten, Inn Oeu 9ruu0iiiiteu 6ei ocui
leiieiten &cr0odt oi Oic spur 5u
tonmen. S9ie eiirig oie 9ronoItiitcs
am @erfe iino, i6rc GeMnit 3u berei-
t6ern im0 81 perpolltommnen, 5eigt
Gin intereiianter 9cridt bon Froi.
Or. Sans @roB IN Ser ,Geiitiden
Strofredjts 3eiting" ii6er OicSamm-
hmg bon @ronoiliitlngS-9lpp
inn (. f. standardization llniuerlis
tGtss15nliitut in @raj. Ga baben mir
5ucrit oa5 ie6r olte SDiicm nit Der
Scr5e, Oie in lcidt 6renn6ore Stoffe
gciteQt miro, corm bic GermcnOlng
bon 3unoerItreiieu1 0lmten uno
3iinoi@niiren. DIT meroen oieie
Gorri9hngen il> perihie0eniten
Goni6inationen al ocn @epidtcn
bon Eenocllbrcn ongc6roht, Inn 10
81 elmer oor6er 6eitintnlten 3cit oen
@rano III Scene 81 ieeen. 9lid) init
Siilic bon @renngldiern ldBt iid cin
8rano filr cine 5utiinitigc 3eit, Die
lelbit mebrerc 9Qonotc betragcn
fonn beucrfitelligen.
Gie bcittc oIl9emeiucre &er6rei.
ting demii1er &cnntuiiic ldBt im.
mcr bouiiger ST. oieicr @letbooe grei-
fen bcionocrs ga iib bel ibr 0ie Spu-
rcn oft lei6tcr pcrpiiben Iolicn 90
miro 3. .. iiott scr alingcl I'M &nilS.
telegrop6eu ein oiinmpanoiger @la3.
bollon nit SbmcicliGlre an9e6rodt,
oeilen Snbolt Damn IN cine Oouinter
gcitellte Sdalc nit dloriorrcn 3oli
oocr ihiueoildeu 3ino6o5crn ilics
Ben ioll lin 6icS 8n crrcideL
6rou6t MIR oil Der Mobmmastbiir
geloliiet 3lI lperoen, pds man Dem
3nioll iberloien ooer ctipo oiirdD cin
ou iib icl6it abgeianotesI Gelcoronun
cr5ielen fonn. @cludbrt 6a6en ii@
old &orriGtln1cn nit 3iino6ol5erlL
oic iid 6eim 3ie6en an eincr Sd)nltr
ooer all elmer Medcul6r ongc6raht
5ur icitaciiellten 3cit cnt5iiuoen. De
3eidneuo fir 0oS SScicn Scr 9er6rc.
der it, Dob iid 1dlliia ic6r aciiirei.
dJe 0jcoontcn IN Der Gonitrutiou fol-.
der glpporotc nit 0roBen Gumn6ci.
ten bel ocr 9luSii1rlmQ i6rcr 4l6ne
oerbinoen Gicien NNlfonicqucn5cn
peroouten mir eS, Dab scr %er6re6cr
troB aler Goriorgc oodj mciit er.
ioppt luerOen fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
WlOSernc gIrnn6liiItunos .9l0ra0c.

Nu5 Werlm iOrcibf nan ms:
Gor cinigcr 8eit oIoR6ic man
9ronoIliitingcn meuigcr bciiraicn
81 niiiicn ais irii6cr, On Oie @cioDr
0urG 6clcriuc6r mo Gcriidcrmg
rucicutIi6 6eitbrdnft wuroc Gcit
obcr Sic @ranoiliiier iib inrcr
ncue &orridtimgen SIR gluSii6lmg
i6reS &or6o6cnS croentcn lm0 oobci
olc SiiliSmiitel ocr no0erncu Ted.