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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-18
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, October H.-Spot, cotton
strong; good middling, 10.61d; middling,
10. AID; low middling, 1031d. Sales. 5000;
800 for speculation and export. Receipts.
5000. Futures very steady. Closing, Oc-
tober, Il. 391sd; October November, 10.S91sd
November December, 10.Ss1sd; December
January, 10. sod: January-February,
10. 391sd; February March, 10.41d: March
April, TO- 421ad April-May, 1O.431ad; May
June, 10. 441ad; June-July. 1o.421sd; July
August, II. 411sd; August-September. 1021d.
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DRY Goods Market

| New York, October 17.-Sheetings were
up az cents a yard today and. bleached
muslins Hc yard. The demand for yarn
was active for home and export trade.
Heavy sheetings and print cloths We're
higher. Burlaps were active and higher.
Silks were in steady demand. Jobbers
reported an active trade.
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Meats
Creamery Products

(WholesaIe Selling Price)
Creamery Butter-3Sc; process butter,
351ac; oleomargarine, 15@23c; country but
ter, Csc.
Full Cream Cheese-22c
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The department of agriculture issues
about 500 permits annually for the inn
portation of birds; the number of birds
in ported amouts 10 about 100000 and
as many as 1900 birds arrive in a
single day.
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New Orleans Futures
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, October 17.-Spot cot
ton steady, 81 points up, Sales on the
spot, 1856; to arrive. 1910. Good ordi-
nary, 15S1c; strict good ordinary,
1876; low middling, 1880; strict low
middling, 17.O6c; middling, 17.31c; strict
middling, 17.50c; good middling. 1850;
strict good middling. 1880. Receipts,
23479; stock, 242,69h
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Metal Market

New York, October Hooper firm;
electrolytic, first quarter, s27. 25Q2s. Iron
steady: No. / northern, $21Q21.50; No. 2,
s2o.50@21; No. southern, $20G2050; No 2,
SO. 50Q20. Metal exchange quotes tin dull,
spot offered at s41. At London, spot cop
per, E123 los; futures, Els; electrolytic,
9143; spot tin, G17S 5s; futures ELS los.
The metal exchange quotes lead 7G110c.
Spelter easy Spot East st. Louis deliv-
cry, 9Bc asked. At London, lead $40 los;
spelter. G53.
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English Money

London, October 17.--Bar silver,
81 5-16d per ounce. Money, II per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills, 5h@55s
per cent; three months, 51a @55s per
cent.
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Fruits and Produce
(Wholesale Quota tions.)

Oranges-California, box $505.50
Lemons-Imported, box, s..
Limes-Per 100, $1.25Q1 so.
Apples-Virginia, barrel, .$45OQ0.
Grapes-California malaga. crate, $500.
Pears-California Bartlett, crate. $3.50.
Plums-California red June. crate, $2.2k
Cantaloupes-Flats, 75c0$1.
Irish Potatoes-White stock, bu., $170.
Sweet Potatoes-Yams, bbl., $202.26.
Onions-California yellows, lb.. SIC.
Onions-Spanish. crate, 31S5.
Cabbage-Colorado, S1ac.
Grapes-Pony baskets. zoe.
Celery-Colorado crate. S; dozen, ST.
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West Union ..172oo 1858 1914 los
West Elec. 1920 6SA 621z 62%
Gulf S. S. 49,. 800 94% "a "a
1st pfd ...... 80
I'd pfd ...... 80. 80
Total sales for the day, 1.s11.ooo
shares.
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Furnished by C. F. Avery's private

Furnished by C. F. Avery's private
wire:
New York, October 17.-People who
were very bearish on Saturday because
the market was down when it ought
| to be down, because at had been very
much overbought," have turned bullish
today We have had a number of new
highs-H. g. l.. common and preferred
| Western Union and some industrials
There are plenty of people who will
| buy Hide and Leather preferred now
who would not touch it 80 points low
Ter, when we were strongly advising
tits purchase. AS to the common we
cannot figure, but that it is selling
far above its value. Western Union is
coming into the recognition to which
| 1t is entitled, and looks to be boughN
for much higher prices We have said
this SO many times that We are gets
| ting tired out of saying that politics
have not made this market and will
not make or unmake it. As long as
business continues on it's present scale
prices will advance.
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Avery's Letter

The following wires to Messrs. e. f.
Hutton & Co., New York, speak for them
selves, and require no further comment
In explaining the cause for today's ad-
vance inc the cotton market:
Birmingham: Crop in our territory not
sufficient for local mill consumption;
competition very keen, and prices very
high; we are today bidding I7a4c for strict
middling.
Savannah: Spot cotton selling at high
est basis of season; offerings very light;
demand good.
Charlotte, N. c.: Interior markets ad-
vancing every day; spots bringing II to
Is cents; offerings very light; demand
good
Albany, Ca: Producers refusing to sell
below 171sc; receipts very SMALL good
demand from southern mills.
4 Atlanta, Ga: Offerings light; no gins
running full time; spot bring more than
January contracts Liverpool 20 English
points too low; Savannah wires exporters
doing nothing.
Augusta, Ga: Spots firmly held; offer
ings very light.
Jackson Miss: Spots strongly held, and
IN great demand.
Pine Bluff, Ark: Spots in big demand;
crop turning out very short
Little Rock; Receipts falling off; cotton
scarce and hard to buy
Dsiae' LEN. LESS disposition 10 sell by
farmers and f. o. b. men. Rains last
few days stopped picking and marketing
of crop, consequently higher basis,
Waco. Tex: Think II cents will bring
out considerable cotton. Rain has stopped
the movement.
In addition to the above l understand
there was sale of 400 bales in Brming-
ham today at lS1sc basis good mddling
Talladega reported 1Sc bid, any grade
Collinsvflle said cotton selling 1850 on
the street.
Bert Castles, the bull leader, is said
to be out with an interview predicting
zoe soon, &c before Christmas, and Csc
by May. Clevenberg said a statement
was made in an authoritative quarter
that spinners have taken 4250, 900 bales of
the contract market so far.
Buy cotton on all small dips, but put
20 to " bale on it. C. F. AVERY,
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PRICES STEADY ON
MORRIS AVENUE
Business Generally Good, Is
Report of Dealers.
Supply Good

Morris avenue was down to steady
prices again yesterday after several fluc-
tuations beginning the week. Dealers re-
ported business good for the first two
days of the week, with good supply on
hand. Hides and tallow were the only
commodities to register a change. Prac-
tcally all kinds of hides advanced !
cent on the pound.
Todays quotations follow:
Poultry and Eggs
Commission Merchants Prics)
Hens-1519@16c.
Fryers-22@23c.
Opossums-60M75c each.
Guineax-3oc.
Roosters-10c per ID.
Extra Graded Eggs-33c.
Fresh Country Eggs-31c.
Turkeys-Live. 22&; dressed, 24c.
Geese-75c, or 13c pound.
Meats
Extra Ribs-15Ac. =
Rib Bellies-1614c.
Clear Bellies-16ac
Smoked Bellies-19c.
Breakfast Bacon-23qSc
Pork Loins-191ac.
Pork Shoulders-15c.
Pork Hams-1Sc.
Skinned Hams-22c.
Hams-Reg, zoe.
Pork Trimmings-15c.
Pork Lard-16Ac.
Open Kettle-17hc.
Compound-131ac.
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Live Stock

Live SLOCk
Kansas City, October 17-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, $1,000; market 10c to 15c higher.
Bulk, $e.60@9S5; heavy, 50. 1898. s5; packers
and butchers, ss.55@99O; light, 50. 4o@s. 50;
pigs. $S.6O@9.2O.
Cattle: Receipts, $4,000 including 100
southern; market steady to weak. Stock
ers, 10@15c lower. Prime fed steers, $3.50
oil; dressed beef steers, $7@9.25; south
ern steers, $5.5OdS.50; cows, s4.5o@7. 25:
heifers, $6@95O; stockers, $5GS; bulls, s4.75
@6.50 calves, $6610.50.
Sheep: Receipts, 1900; market steady
to weak Lambs, S9.75@10.30; yearlings,
$75Oas.50; wethers. E@S; ewes, $6.5o@7.25.
st. Louis. October Hogs: Receipts,
$500; market 15c higher Lights, 50. 70@
10; pigs, $SQ9; mixed and butchers, $945
@1).1O: good heavy, $lo.05@10.15; bulk,
SO. 65@10.
Cattle: Receipts, 5000; market steady
to 10c lower. Native beef steers. $7.50@11;
yearling steers and heifers. sS.50@10.75;
cows s55CQ7.75; stockers, $5.3O@7.50; Texas
quarantine steers $5.50@S; prime south
erp steers, sSa9; cows and heifers, $500
g. native calves. $6@11.
Sheep: Receipts. 2200; market steady
Lambs. $.u1050, slaughter ewes. S@7.2o;
bleating ewes, $S.50@9.50; yearlings, $50
$40; ewes, so.7FG6.25.
Chicago, October 17.-Hogs: Receipts,
220G0: market weak at 10c advance. Bulk.
s9.45@990; light. $4,000; mixed, $4,000
1C.lo; heavy. ss.10a1O; rough, s91o@S.So;
pigs, s6.5G0910.
Cattle: Receipts. 10000: market slow.
Native beef cattle, $s5Oq1140; western
steers. s5.,o@s.25; stockers and feeders,
$lIcGt1.65; cows and hefers s34o@9.20;
calves. S7.a5@12
Sheep: Receipts, 24,ooo; market weak.
Wethers, S,'7oMS.S0; ewes, $365@740
lambs, SSdII0.50
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Sugar Market

New York, October 1.-THE local
market for raw was quieter today and
aside from moderate sales of full duty
sugars in store at sc in bond and some
in port at sc. cost and freight, which
lis about equivalent to 5Hc for Cubas,
cost and freight, there were no sales
of Cubas reported, although the I'M
dertone was firm and prices were we'll
held. For November shipment SIC,
cost and freight, was asked for Cubas,
burt refiners We're not interested in that
position, although they would have
paid that level for prompt shipment of
which there were none available. Clos
ing prices were SIC for Cubas, cost
and freight, equal to 6.27c for centri-
fugal and $3.50 for molasses.
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Sugar and Cereals

Granulated sugar. SL75 cwt., I. O. b.
Birmingham.
Choice Rice-$5.50 per cwt
Fancy Rice-t6 per cwt
Extra Fancy-S6.50 per c".
Grits--$2.25 o6-lb. bag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07

3pei iungc Gu6rcdcr itcigcn IN OnS
0ous @rtO2i, 9}orO @}ilton-9lUc.
me, w06rcuo Der }l6pcicn6ct
Ger 9cwo6ucr ciu Gr6cltcn
S6nuidiocbcn etc. inn S9crt6 BON
$3.50. &onntcn nod nicbt feiI,
gcnontmen mcr0en.
@ei 5cllem GogcSlid)t 6ro6en on
@lithpob 9ladnittog 3mei luiacid5r
Is Sabre oItc @uriAen in oie @ob
nmng bon 5rou 9lnnie &cllu, 9}r.
t02l 9IorO Glilton 9pcnnc, cfl
unO lie entfomen nit $32 9aarqclo,
cticr geloOcncn @indcitcr @Hhie
mo SGmudiot6cu i'm @ciomnts
mertbe bon $3.50. 6rou acllp 6ottc
cine 9to66orin bciud)t imo ais iic
no6 i5rer 99o6ning plriidfebrtc, io6
lie bic beiOcu 0ie6e in ocm Sofc, scr
an Den 9obnOonm Scr o@cnuippo-
MIA Giicnbo6n" greu5t iie6eu 9llS
oic Ginbrc1cr Oic 6rou iobcn lieicn
ne ilbcr 0en 9o6uOoun bimcg imo
perldlwonOcn &cridic0cnc itolicni
lnc 9lr6citcr, oic ouf Sem Eumnl
orbcitcten 6dttcn sic Gic6c oni6oI.
ten f0mcrL lie 6otten o6cr Oic Siilic.
ruic Der 6rou aellp nidt OeritonOcr.
Gic Roli5ei 0cS norOoitlihcn IL
ltritts, iopie Geteftip @orter orbc-
ten nit allcr Gncrgic on ser glili-
orbeitlm9 ocS 6olleS. Gie @iu6rccbcr
miilicn Oos @nnS bcuadt 6o5cn 1t.
ols ,Srml &cllp ooiiclbc ucrlieB,Oron-
Gen tic OurA Gin acllcrfcuitcr IN Die
@o1nmq Gin.
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WlGrOcr iOI( in Baltimore iciu,


Grei illngc &o9o6unOen erfldrcnOob
a. 3. &cnot, ser oucbli6 cinen
%oIijiltcn in 2lltooud, 30 crmor.
octc, iid in Baltimore oOer lln.
gcbnng aui6Glt
@emoB Den 9lnga6cn Orcicr iiugcr
9nridcn wcl6c aeiern Nlor0cn ol5
9$8o6unoen IN 9lrlinqton icitgcnom.
men wurocn 6eiinOet lid lmtcr Ocu
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Nloun 506lenOen, Gangs elm @lauL
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3d. lpcgeu Scr am 10. Cfto6er 1915
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lten @}idael @h@inlcD geuht miro.
Ter 9etreifcuOc, ser gcrooe q Sabre
alt lit ioll 2(lire0 &. @cn0t icin, fiir
oeilen &er6oftmg cine 9elobmmg
bon $500 ouSgeiebt ieiu ioll- Die
geltern uerboitcten Burden erfI6r-
ten OoB @enot iiG nod mu Mitt-
iuoh nit i1ucn IN &al6roof befilns
Den bo6c.
Eic 2rrcltuntcn 0n6cn lore 9Iamet
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20 Sabre olt aus @biloocpbio, Mi
clocl Gotto, mclNcr, ipie CT ongob,
nirgcnOmo in &enniplponien" 5u
Souic it, uuo GOmorO @cunepon,
10 Sobre alt, aus 9(s6urp &orf g..
s. Sic moren bon Ocn Golmtppoli5i-
item Soncs unO SortleD Ocr6oftct
fahOcm iie 6eim 9cttcln BON 6ous
3il @nuS bcobadtet lporOen lporen.
9llS tic 9iid)tcr 6opIcr uorgeiii6rt
lulrOcu crfonntcu lie in elmer oil
Der &onO Der 9lrlin0toner %oli3ciito
ton bdngcnOen photographic Sen
iluigen N}onn. Ser iidl mod bis N}itt.
nod 6ei i6ncn 6eiunoen 6otte. Sic
crfldrten icpod, uidt ST miiicn, mo
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rem @rlppen oor6eitctcn" 0oS Grio
murOc 5ur Gispoiitiou ser @olti.
norc Golnm @e6orOen Dem Sc
ionguiB iibcrwicicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07

6rGulciu Sulia 9lmd 9iiB, pie
iimgitc IoHter ocs ueritorbcncn Glo'
bclio6rifonten 2cotDoro 9}iB, lit Be
ltern gcitorbcn g'or intgcfd0r lO
Eaacn 500 iic iicb cine @rfGltmg 3ll.
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ooh lcBten 2onntag pie Ncr5tboti9s
felt oeriaate troB allcn 9cniii6unget
mo Der 600 trat lucupdrtet cin.
SRI. &iB por nit galBcm Scrjen
oeitiA. &1rer Dreieinigfcit9.airdc
III ser lie 9ctouit im0 coniirmirt
murOe, blic6 tic Elm aufrihtigeS, 6us
gc6enOes @Iico. Tas 9egrGbniB iiis
oct an Sonntaa lta6niittoa > llbr
bon scr Nc6ouim0 i6rcr Shweiter
Sron @larie S9c9 9}r li9, 9toro.
&ottrion Gari 9lremle ans haA
Dem Mt. Carmel 6ricoboic itoit.
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gsutional-@a -9lnslueis

So6n Sfclton 92iaianS Gontros
leur OeS SAabontcS, eriu2tc oornnt
OoB oie 9}otionol-9onfcu cincn 9Ill9-
iueis iibcr i6rcn StanO am 81. &c.
5cm6cr 1915 bctonut gebcn. Gicler
9lusmcis oic6t Dem SdoBomt cine sc.
nouc SOce iibcr Ocn StonO Ocr Ban
fen 6cim Sobreso6ibluB. Stoats.
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bat c6cnioas cine 9(uiiorOcrrn9 al
oic Stootsbanfcn iiir oeics Gotlnl
crloiicn.
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Gr0c6lidlc gcrfe6rsit6rnna

Sin 9l2icn6rnd ciucS 6rodhpag-
aons ser u9lort6crn Contradiction.
bo0n" ser iiD 6ci 5porfs, WlO., cr.
eignctc, batte sur 6olgc, OnB iicbcn
nit aoblcn bcIoocnc @dg1ons ent.
glciltcn mo Oen Gertc6r auf ben &c
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more Gin oa elm &oit5n0. iowie elm
@aiia5ier3ug Our@ Den lhfoQ ouigc.
baItcn pllrOcn.
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SIns Sem Snncrcn @iar0lnuO's nn6
ben nngrcn5en6Cu Stauten.
q cues stab (mcrf.


Gic @6itofcr @lcBncr- Gompo0nic
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fauutcr Gemofrot an cincni S6log
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EoOcS.Straic itcbt. 6oQs Iidl W2en.
crs troBoent ihuloig bcfeant uuS
oii cine Observation-Disclosures
ocr5idtct, 10 nirS gidter 9ouo sen
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Staot berIitrt Sen @ro.
8cb.
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aeribtes wiro scr Stoot @rltn8mid.
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9Ibunacntcn oic Scu yGcntidcm
GorrcipuueCutcae uiGt pauftIid oSer
nurCaelindfia crGoltcn, fjno acbctsa,
Der CifiCC 0aUun per ScIepbun uOcT
Idritiid WlittgeiInns Ia mnAen,
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Nlutter rettet i6r 9ino uum GrItid.
ungstuSe.

gSdbrcno geitcrn llorlen s llbr
Srau Scnnie Scpin pon gir. 1888,
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6riibltiid 3nbcreitetc broh iniolqc
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&iilicrliic ibrcr s Sabre uItcn God.
ter @iloo, luclhc iiM cbcllio0S in Ocnl
3inmcr bcfonO plroc Irmu Scpnl
oni Oen itarfeu 9iolb ouincrfiont,
mo cs geluu0 ibr, lore bciocn &in0cr
ans oem nit oidtcm Aau6 0cfiiQtcn
Sdloi5intmcr 5ll rcttcu. @inc g(ucb
6arin olorntirtc bic 5cuenpc6r, mel
dc sic 6lonuncn ihncQ criticize. 1cr
onocribtctc SHoocn lit nibt bcOcu.
tcno.
Cltr@ cinu iibcr6ci5tcn Cicil
6ro1 5citcru @Poracu in 0cm acllcr
Der MobmirN BON &obn ". GebcIuS
bon 9}r. 1926, GitSom6orOitroBc,
Elm 6cicr aus. 0oS eincn @cbGuor.
idooen BON m0cfd5r 500 onriDtctc.
tSrou GebeluiS cutOcdtc bic Siam.
men, ais lie III Ocn acQcr Geben mol
tc. Gic NiB6lanotopn 6cucrwc6f
mluoc 6cr6ci9erlfetJ Die bic 6Iont
men iii wcniacu Aiinutcn 5cl0i6.
batta.
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1innni gInsluei8.
eiant NliarDlnub.
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NnnapshS, Mio.
9dnr5 i'm sNntunlt nnl J. Tnruar 1916
S9Ni USb.Sb ocnpHiri IN Ncl iolGclloc &ulLcA,
Aier6ani5 McnanicS Naiiuudl
Ndni BON baltimore ....... SelN. .sh225
Goion0 Nnul oi Nnlitnore - G6fllb9
Nnni OF Scmdv bon Schnur 2,15Ob2
San Of @oU0neiown pun cos
bans Observation-Disclosures. 4.0323S
gnrl oi Nonpeen oou Baltimore 4.6707s
sioiion .D',g' ..g".., 9g ...'D.@ [ 2..aosa
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ts9 .s...,..,; ,;,s..,. ...a,.ts. iloooos
6ogo ,,..;. ,'s.''....'." Nv - g''."e o,aooio
ScpoJi ".,...;'..,;.....e @ ~ o.7io5a
G6clpsaIc eani ii Baltimore 9,5i559
GDc'crlnpn &0H Of plnrD0no i6.52s6l
giIss8s i5ss31'a 'saod5aa 5qnr i s5ss 1850 9s3s38 g
alorc sg...; ..s. 7oo7l4
:, ioa -.s;m...4 s...r~ is.4ss7o
Gambri6qc .....,.es.,. 100000
gaioQ 3qiloNa, @ga pon @aiton li,Ail23
po.ig A .s;........ .,.s~s. 2i.aot7o
aonI POI &aiI6Toic ."s, aioods
SormcrS y Neyfani8 9lniiunnl
&Nui bon Gamurioac .,... S,07i.98
6NrmerS y WcrNauiS aniipudl
Q0nl BON Onilon..........,. 23,OgS07
Srii gldtiOuni @anl ppu 8ulit
moro .,.....,. i0,2G25O
Srii @aiiouol Gnnf ben Guions
bile ......,.............. 0,3555J
Strii Gntonal Ndli Of Scocrue
bltrO Observation-Disclosures. O86 05
blra Observation-Disclosures. 5,4sa7a
SirH Goiional GAM oca Suow
Sia Observation-Disclosures. 50,024a0
5irit 0aiiona @ani oi 1unibern
ARnrNlmn ........... 6,75537
@crmansglmerlrun &NNi non BAL
timorc ,.s......:.,....,..... s,QsLs5
e1olosooro QauI pm cioins9oro 10000
sIiy .,............. $3.50. i454L2t
Miurine @nilf psn 6risiielN...-. 6204S
>Nlcrc0utlc NanI pon @ntnore S.siN.32
Ndlipnol &aul ol NdWtuoNc. l2,l9fN
~ gullilnnrc .,.....;,.; .....,,., l8,9lt9O
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tlmorc .4.........,....... l,S3lt4
HQftnuQl Marine Wuui pnl Vultts
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glum ge6cn IN Ser siefe.

Gur9 sic Sorticbrittc scr 6iologi-
ihen Iieiieciorihuua imo in ser lcb
ten Belt 9cpobncr ans Nlccrestiefen
6crouige6olt moroen Die man frii6cr
iiir rmbclc6t gc6oltcn bot. 90 mur.
Ocu nod ser 9ohtupiiicii6oitlihcn
MocbcniMriit in ser fron5oiiibcn
9lcoOcmic 0cS ScicnccS Nlitt6cihn.
0cu pon ueucn 9lrtcn Der Slide &c
naNt sic in Gicicn Bis ii6cr 600O III
lcben Sic gc6orcn sur 6omilic Der
@rotiliOoe mO inO bel Ocn @6ilip.
pincn mo inn gltloniiil6cn G5con &C
imocn norOcu Ger in Der ar6Btcn
Siclc aciouacnc Slid, ndnlib in
GO35 NJ. mar cine bis6cr in6cfonnte
glrt. Der 0jrnnoloidt6pS profnOiiii-
mus, nod Ocm 6iiritcn pon W}onofo
gcuomtt. @cuUouotc bon ibn iiuo
IN aerinqcreu licfcn BON chpo 1000
NJ icbon fri6cr 8ciiidt lporOcn. Gic
SroBe Scr Slide 6ctrdgt 1923 chi;
lie trogcn 5im lbeil 3d6nc 9totiir-
lid iin0 iic NIT Grgoncu ousqcitot.
tct sic al ocn lulge6curcn S9oHcr-
orud IN oieicn licicu gclpobnt inns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07

etnnt WsnrnlanS, stnSt baltimore. SM.
". Nlnocn aewnbcc, SduAmcifcr ocs obeneci
Hannien Sniihtie, bcinerioe bicrntii icierlim,
onR Der obiQe gnslpcis nud meinCm bcitcn
g8iiien un0 Chamber uubr H.
(BcE) n. 3idocn Sppnbrc,
Ghnbmeilicr
lluterihrlchcn unh befhuoreu uor mir al
bcicnl 6. Sngc inl S1niur 1916
nci.) s.. Glmer Siugcmnib
0ficnilibcr Npinr.
Sic &i0iieieii bciAcuipen.
(gc8.O Senmunr Midnoclbauu,
(QcSD SDhn q. pigbt,
tgc5l SBOmas ~ geBclnn,
(Sun7) Hirdiorcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07

etaat Marnlnuo. stnct Baltimore, SS. Sn
6. y. Sriplett, Nuiirer ser obennenannic.i
ganf Dcimmore bisrmii icerlid, nnb 0fr oDipc
ben lpa0r iil.
6. Y Eriplct, daifrcr
llntcr6ricbcn inn bcidlporcn Dor mir am
g. cage ini Sntiudr t9t6
Simun Wrccncbnnm,
lStcfcN 5iicuili1v 9loiar
Sic &mH0let bciMcMec;
Suisph e. Gppf
Meter RirGeDuti, jau
Sas. " cNcaip,
CSeE1) Eirclctcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07

8 N &niiecflotib d bel
Der 6ran Ndtbin n9lber
SSrm Hdibin no blei6t Oenn bcltc
pic 6ron 06crrcgitrator 9lmcuct RI
gSa licbitc ,Srau Hdtbht iuo ba.
ben Sie ocnt bic gcloiict? Die III
inner io 0cra0c5n nit i6rcu 9lcocnl
vgll DcsucJcu babe itb lie bcnte
nlbt oo5u gcbctel @eOcntcn Sic
Oodj meinc Iouch ipir 6aber leutc
einei fettIoicn IaQ @enn Die 6rau
Cberregiirotor bier mare, Dam
hdttc lcbon ldugit icOc bon S4ncn
ibr 6ett meg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-07
@nnf.Nrslutlic.
glrsiueis hbcr ocu atanS Der
ngtntIpnal (Srdlnnnc NnnfN


in Baltimore, i'm situate Minrnlnnn, bci'm
SdlnG ocr wcimditc an b. Scjcmber 1913.