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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
nsOsioliitiIdc eicOcrtafcID.

Gie uSo5iuliitiiHe 2ieoertofcl~
bielt einc gut 6eiudte Singiiunoc
o6, pelhcr iidb Die @ei6dftsiibung
oni1loB. IS iuurOc in oicier ouf Die
ibon oerlnnfene 0}oifcier ge5ug &C.
uonmeu unO in @ori6Ioo gc6ro6t,
in Der ndditen 3eit picOer cine Ger.
ortigc 6eicr ob5uboIten. Der Gor-
iibenoe, Sr. q. Sartmoun fab iid
ans geidditliden @riinoen gc5pln.
gen ietn 9lmt ols Qclcgot gum llu-
o66Gngigcn 8iireerpercin nieoer5ulc-
gen mas nit groBem 9eoauern Oer-
nommcu purOc. 6r. 6ortmonn CT.
flGrte ocn ncuen WlitglieOern ben
3fucd imo ons 3iel Oieier @ereiui-
girne, mo iulroe oorouf 6r. Efefel
ais Gelegot ernannt, Der oos 9lmt
nit 5reloen onna6m. Gie 9}otio-
nal glio SocietD ionote Dem @erein
Die no66eItelltcn Griegs . &iilfs.Sie-
gclmarfen mo Oonftc gleih5eitig fir
Die 9ei6iilfc 81 oieiem eolen 3iuede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
gLnI 0em g1enc ,llr @rilcrnnn.

Ger Gbouiicur @eorgc @ebel unO
6rau gaa 9rown sic an GicnIlog
Olorgcn Ocrlebt muroen ais oas 9lu.
tomobil wcl6eS nit roicnoer @c-
lbwinCigfeit ii oer @oIiern.9(Denie.
&ooo oa5iniaitIte imO an ser arcll-
5ilng Der 9iort6 @oint 9loaO Inn.
ld)lua, nobel Der 9egleiter Oes @SGo.
dens, 9lnton N}onloutis, ougenbIid-
lid) getootet mnroc, befinocn iiM in
So6nS Soptius-Soipitol ouf sem
@c0e Der 9eiierlmg. Ger Chauffeur
6nttc nidt, iuic 5uerIt onocnommen
mor0en lpar, einen SdGoel6ru6 er-
litten Gr trng abcr innere Der.
leblmgen ooDon. 1aS Mdo6cn, oaS
ii6 cine geriioudmg oeS GiidenS
5uge5ogen botte, wiro IN cinigen "a.
gen oas 6oipital pcrloIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
ahren gSerletnnaen erleaen.

@btlo0elpbio, II. Dlai-
SRI. Gertrude 9omer, oie GoAter
BON G6arlemagne Goper, oes ebema.
ligen omerifaniiden 9otihaiters ii
Geiti6lono, Die am lebten 5auiiag
im n6airmount 9Sarf" bel eiueu 9lu-
tomo6ihnfna tootlidb perungliidte,
1T 6elte i'm Soipitul i6ref 9crleeln.
Gen erlegen. T6omas 8, Goug6ertp,
Der befanute 4oloipieler, Der cben.
faIls oerlebt woroen mar, lie9t in 6c.
Oentlihem 3idtonOe oarnieocr. SRI.
Goper unO 8err Qoug6ertp iparen
ouf Dem 9fiidueae bonn o96ilaoel-
p6ia Gountrp Glub", ais iid i6r 9lu.
tomo6iI an elmer StraBeubieguug
ii6eridhlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
spnrlOS perIdllunnOcn.

@oli5cimori6na Garter mobt bic
eroBten 9lnitrenelngen Den glufent.
6oltsort oes Is Sabre olten S8iaiom
Somieion felt8ulteIen Der felt 9lpril
oieies Sobres ipurlos aus Der &ob-
nimg ieincr Gltern in Srenton, g.
s, OerI6munOen iIt. @iaiam's $50.
ter, Der He6tsompolt @m. 0t. So.
mieion eril6te Dor etpo 8pei $50
den Srn. Garter in Baltimore, nod
ieinem Sobne gto6fori6lmgen on.
6ltiteaen, oa 0erielbe lib oorolisli9t-
lid bier ouf6olte. Der @eri6wun.
oene lit 6 Sub 2 8oa groB, Wiegt
ettpa 1870 @funo, bat ounfles Saar
uno l1nglidbe S@eiid5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

9io6 elmer 6eftigen 9luseinanOcr.
iebung Die er nit ieiner 6ral bate,
idoB Ii6 in Der 9}pdt 5iun @fttpo6
@rneit GonmoD, peIcber allf ocn
@naliiH Goniul.@igent6um 81 g9eit.
port luo6nt, cine Giecl imter6al6 ocs
6er5crS in Oen 4orper imO 6eiinOct
iih iebt III fritii6em 3uitan0e i'm
6rantlin SQuorc.Soipital, mo6in ibn
Or. Saues 9(. 0ufi bon g9eItport
iiberfiibren lieB. GompaD, wel6er
Die 9cIimung niht Derlorcn bate,
ertldrte Dem glr5t uno ieiner S6wc.
tier gcgeniiber, oaB er iid nod einem
Streite nit leincr 5ron icl6It &c.
idloiien babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

uBresbDterianer 9lugen-, SDren'
uno Sals.9oipital" gtr. 1907. DIT.
9altimore-5troBe.
nltnioeriitdt8.$oipital~ 2ombarS.
uaO @reene.StroBe.
.8er. Stoaten Warine-Soipital"
9lemington.9lberue.
oMarDlau0 g(ngemeines Soipital"
2inoen.9lbenue uttO W}aoiion.StraBe.
n@ercp.Soipital~ (Sta0t Soipi.
tod, GaI0ert-, na6e Saratoga.Str.
0St. Soiep6s.Soipital~, Caroline.
uno SliDer.StraBe.
aMarblano Sont6opatbiibes $50
ipital". g2r. 1922, gaoro.Dlouut.Str.
oSbepparo uno Brait S5oipital"
Dorf.Roao.
st. 9lgnes' Soipital4, @iGteus.
9(oenue.
Baltimore 9lugen., O6ren. iuo
Snls.Soipital1, gtr. 625, @.-Jrant'
Iin.StraBe.
ngieoler & Selman Sanoto-
RUM, glr. 1924. g2oro.G9arIes-@tr.
oG6urd Some ano SniirmarD',
9roaopaD auo 6airmount.glOeuue.
nStoot.6oipital", Colbert, nabe
Sorotoea.StraBe.
Deer @art Sanitariin", Bifes-
bile, @o.
o5rdnflin-Sq Squnre.Soipitalr 5aD.
cite. imo GaI6ouu,StraBe.
n9lobcrt Garrett Soipital fiir Slim
oer~, glr. 27, Noro.GnreD. .StraBe.
oSa6uemanu gIagemeines Soipi.
tal", gioro-gloiiit.GtraBe.
oSsraeIitiibes Soipital uno gLiol",
Monunent-StraBe iruo 9ittlano.2lbe.
Stirring @rooe.Soipital", Gatons-
bile, @i6.
nSolpital fir oertrippelte aii.
Ser" g6arles- uno 30. StroBe.
nSoipitol fir 5rauen bon Marg-
Iouo", 2afagette-9IOenue nnO So6n.
StroBe.
nSobns $ppfins.6oipital" Brood.
pog iino 0iomment- -StroBe,
nMcunt Sope 9leirsat" Mount
Scpe, Wlo.
D5iio.galtiniore Qfugcns Gbrens
ln6 Sals-SoipitaI~. gar.12ti, eight,
StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
y@eitenO eieOerfrunS.D

llntcr Der 2citung beg Dirigcntcn
Sborlcs CiG 6ielt Ocr 0gSeiieuo 2ic-
oerfran5" ieine regelmdBiae Sing
llInoe in n6einricb'S Sole" an ser
6reOerid-9benue a6. Sn Scr nod.
lolaenoen @eidaitsiiblmg inter grG-
lloent $. Seiurid imo Sefretar gS.
San0el WnrOen einise @inlaormgen
oli9encmmen mo gor6ereitlmeen fir
eInel 6anilien glnsiIna aetroifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
anr5e etabtncmisfcitcn.

0berIt Sobn 8ioole tom 9unoes-
Snsenicur. Corps, Ger in Baltimore
liationirt lit wllrOe gum Superin.
tcnoenten Ger gSeit- 9oint Wailitar.
gltaoenic uls globfolger oes ObcrIt
Clarence q. GonpslcD 6eforoerte.
Sberit Sio0le miro feline neuc SteI.
lung ON 1 Suli antreten 5u pelder
3eit Oberit Somnsleu 8u ieinem He.
gimcnt 5uriIdfebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
0Ic6rndlencs @ein iln lIrm

CAB Scnano iein gcbro9cnes 9cin
ultcr'm Arm trGgt lno a6Iolit feine
S6mer5cn ausitebt, ionoern nod nit
eincm $olijiItcn ider5t, ser i5n 6iilf.
los nliiinOct, gebort 5u Oen Seltcn.
beiten. gl6cr G6arlcs Wliaer, 40
Sabre alt, BON 9ir. 100, @cIt-8cIt.
StroBe, bat oies iertig gebro9t. 0lil.
fer batte Dor cinigcn Sa6ren bel ei-
mem StroBcn6o6n-llnina iein rec6tes
9ein Ocrloren imO trGgt elm fiinIt-
li6es. Gicles lit i6m gcitcrn auf ci-
mem Spo8iergang entlnng oen @iien.
6a5nonlogen an ser Racc. StroBe, no-
5c Der 9arneD-StraBc oebrohen.
allr5erbonO nabm 0tiller leiu gebro.
deneS 9ein inter ocn 9lrm imO
ibleppte iicb na6 elmer Steae, no CT
om iihcriten 5uerit Siilfe bcfommen
fonnte, On er nidt i'm Stonoe mar,
iib fort5ubcluceen. @oli5iit &foif
bonn iii6li6cn @oli5cioiItritt fano
0liaer ouf umo lieB i'm no6 ieincr
&obmng ii6criii6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

9eim 8erlaoen bon 9oimipoQ.
ballen auf Dem 6ritiiden Ganpfcr
uGeoamore" am 9ier 91r. 8 81 So
clrit FOint iicl Elm 8oacn ouf sen
SdiffsberluOer 9(. Wlol5cr, 81 Sabre
alt, lno brad Dem ilmacn 0lnnn 0en
rcGten G6eridenfeI. Mal5er muroc
nud Dem W}ercp.SoipitaI gcbro9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Ginem Ser1idlas erlcacn.

Ger AZ Sabre olte 3immermonn
gSalter &ommeriAmiot bon 9lr. %,
9lorO-8olfe-StroBe, itiir5te eeitern
mG6reno Der 9lrbeit bel Der o9aug6
Chemical Company" OIL 6uBe ser
Glinton-StraBe in Canton pl0bli1
81 @oOen iino idieO menige Nlinlten
ipdtcr aus Dem 2e6en. Coroner
6ronce bon Sig6lanotown ipuroe Der.
beigerufeu uno iteate felt oaB Son-
meridmiot einem Ser3i6lag erlegen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
sinOcslcidJe scfltnOcn.

g(m 6uBc oeS 4Hers 9lr. 3 IN San.
ton puroe geitern 9l6euo Der eeid-
nam eines ctpa A Glonate olten ain.
Oes aus Dem @aiier ae5ogen. Goro.
ner IS. 6rance BON Sigblanotopn
iibergob oenIel6en einem 2ei6enbe-
iiatter uno miro cine einge6enoe lin.
'tcriu6iing aniteIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

SSm 72. 2ebenSiabr DerlAleo N
icincr @o0nline, na6e Short Sane,
Sarforo-G -Gointp, Clifford SaDlor elm
promincntes N3itgIieO Der uOOo Sci
IONS" uno @oit @ronomoiter oes Or
oens. Qie 9eer0ielng iinoet bonn
Orocnstempel aug ouf Dem Sonoon-
@orf. .5rie06oie itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
0((ma G6riItoFferIeu.

0S iiarb dm n Wni 1910 u ibrer letien
8o1nuna 3r. i0G Nofb.0lntpn, eirahr, Mlmd
Onrlituiicrien, I'm sitter BON S7 Sahten J. Nlo.
naien nn0 Q luacn, geieble Satin bon GOril
jioiier Gbrillollericu Sic NcerniquuA BON
oer obqen s8obnuH9 iinoei iiat ani eanliiag,
Nammiiiana llbr (WidiiS 20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
9es sOSes ermts.

0es SOOes Grnte.
SIN 9lItcr bon 81 So6rcu ocrItor6 Sr.
So6u Differ. 8rou 9ctto
@icDcrs iegnet I'M 9Ilter bon 81
SSobren oos Seitlide. SIN 81.
2e6cnsio6rc oeridieo 6rou 9nma
G6riiioiiericn.
SIN 9lltcr bon 81 SSa6ren i6ico &C..
itcrn Sr. Syo6n Nliller in Der g9o6-
mlng ieincs SobneS @co. gS. N}iIIer
bon g}r. 74l, NorO 9atterion.Eorf.
2lOcuue, aus ocm 9ebcn. Ger Ser
itorbcne, Scr in frii6ercn So6ren eii
@riinpanren60noIer luor, erblidte in
@critfelo, 9aDern, Oas 2i6t Der @elt.
@r fom inn gllter BON Is Sabreu
no6 gImerifo unO bcr6eirotbetc lid
einige Sabre ipGter. Seine Satin,
6rou Sulia W3iacr, gine i6m Dor 9
SSo6ren I'M SoOe ooran gllBer lei
nen So6nc 6intcrIGBt scr @ntidlo-
ienc nod cine Godter, 6roll Nioggie
9ii6op. 8erner itc6eu IA @nfelfin.
ser mo 10 llrcnfcl iAmer5eriiiat an
Iciner 9o6rc. Gie 9ecrOigung fin-
oct am 5rcitog 9loGmittog bon Der
0cutihen eOanq. .lut6. Srie0enss&ir-
de an ocr G6eitcr-, no6e SrIeonSitr,
aus ouf Dem Sof 2apn 6rieo6ofc
Itott. Boitor s. GnoerS miro Die
Grouericicr leiteu.
alma G6riitofferien.
SIN 81. 2ebcusjo6re 0criGicO &C.
Iiern lneruortet 1rou 9Qmo G6riltof.
ferlcn in i6rer @o6mlng glr. 106,
g3oro GIintonItraBc. Gieibetroucrt
miro sic Qo6inoci6ieOenc BON ibrcm
@otten G6riitoficr G6riitoiicrien i6-
rem g(ngc6origcn lmO 5oblrcidcn
6rcunoen. SS6r lie6eOolcS gSeIel
imo Iorgenoe Snno tperOcn itetS Oer-
miBt lpcroen. Die 8eerOigrug tin-
oct on Snnlitog 9lo6nlittag nm 2
ll6r bonn Sroucr6ouie aus Itatt.
6rau 9cttD McDers.
Gyrou 9cttp @leDcrs, welde in 0ir-
437, g}orO @oDInoBc po6nte uno
cine Ger dlteItcn 9elpo6ueriuucn
92orOoIt 9oltimorcs mar, wurOe
an Dienitog 2l6cnO fllr5 Dor II
~ ll6r in i6rer @obnung bonn EoOe
a66erllfcu. sic mar 81 Sabre alt.
Srou NleDerS mar Die @roBnultter
oeS S6ul ->GomniiGrs SiOnep y.
G6on6ouier unO mceen i6rer g8o6l,
t6dtiofeit in ipeitcn areiien befonnt
uno belie6t. SIN Sabre 1854 FAM
tic bon SeIien OornitaOt, 100 lie
oc6oren mar, nod Baltimore. Seit
ibrcr 9lnfllnit 6icrlelbit bis 8u ibrem
Iooe iuo6ntc lic in Dem glciden Sou.
Ie. 9is fur3 Dor i6rem glble6en in'
terno6m iie an ieocm Nlorgen cine
@ogcufo6rt ourA ocn Grub Sill
Yorf
Gic @eeroigimg miro 6eiite gtod-
mittog Inn 2 llbr bon ibrer@o6ming
ais ItottiiuOeu. Ha66incr So5eron
pom WlooiIon g(Ocnuc Gcnpel
mel6em lie felt Oielen Sabren onge.
horte, miro oie Srouerfcier lciten
Cic @eiiebims miro oui Dem 9olti'
SsroelitiIdcn 6rieO6oie erfol-
0en 8rou Wlepers binterl6Bt einen
So6n, Srn. W8ilton @lepers, lmo ei-
ne Godter, 6roil @I. g. E6un6ouier
c6cnols SRI. Snllie @lepers.
GIifforo EnDlor
SSm 72. 2ebensinbr Deridleo IN
icincr g9o0nung, nabe Sbort Sanc
Sarforo-GointD, Clifford SaDlor, Elm
pronlinentes Mitelieo Der uSoo Sci
Ions" uno @oit @ronomoiter oes Or
oens. Qie 9eer0ieing iinoet bonn
(l..,tA.,,4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Gie SSirna 8. 9S. 0lorgan e
So. oeponirte aeitcrn mcitere $2 1000.
600 III @olobarren in Der Dieiigen
@liin5e. 0os @elo lit ans Gttopa
eingctroffen. gisber belduit iib ser
8etrog ocr oeponirten @olo6orreu
auf o6teiu9olb I2illionen.
Sn sic 6alle ge9nngei.
Sin Serr lit oamit beiddiii9t an iei.
nen 5relmo eincn 9rief 3u ic6rei6eu
in Dem CT 2Cusfunft ii6er eiuen ae-
rooe ne6eu i6m Sibenocn ai6t st
bemcrtt oabei ooB oieier III ieiuen
@rici 6iueini6ielt ituo ibrei6t oo6er
uS1 6dtte Sbneu nod @iniges mebr
nitgetbcilt, menu niht ID ein iluDer
id]dmter &erl neben mir i6Bc, Der iul'
merfort mitlieit mas it6 idrei6e
nllber, erlau6en Sie, Serr Goftor~,
ruit ser Dem oieier Sas Gilt, enip0rt
lid oenfe gar niht oarou mit3uleieH
ooer ii6erbailpt in SS6ren 9riei 5u ie-
henl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Nr. q. q. 9oitoriao, Sfeuer. 0Ol

&r. 8. S. 9Saitori3n, Steuer-Go
miIidr aus Souiton Seros, miro bel
Dem nd6iten @a6eIfrii6itiid oes
,Gitp. Clubs, Del6es om SamItog
nm %12 llbr @3ittags ltottfinoet,
iiber noie 9(rt unO gSeiie ser 9eItelc.
rung in Souiton" iprc9en. Seine
9lusfiibrungen Oiirften cbenio into.
reliant wie mertbDoa iein.
Sr. Scrmdn Q. Sering 6. 9. q,
@1itglico ser @ortragS- 9cboroe ser
Wlltterfirde fir Gbriition Science
in Bolton, miro an Sonutag Olob.
nittog einen Sortrag iiber .,@6ri-
Itian Science" in Der erlten @6riItion
Science-&irbe am llni0eriitp @orts
moD. no6e OafltraBc, bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

abDnnenten, ble ben !, ,8eutldDen GDrrto
Ipon0eHten" nihs pliRitlid Dber nnrrgeic
mdfis crbaIteM IiRS gebeten, Der Office
Oapun per gelephun Ooer idrlhlih Mllsa
tbelIuna 81 m06lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
gaMit i'm A5afen ocr rlr cin.

@roBe 3ufllnitSplauet perocn IN
Dem Saliie glr. 7OS, 99oro-GoQing.
ton-9loenne IN welher George 3.
9loB wo6nt, geidmieOet. Serr @oB.
ser irii6er ais SdliiiS-Moi6niit oic
gan5e @elt berciite, ite6t i'm TO- 2e-
beuSioDr ST cnti6loB Iic6 Dor eini.
gen Sa8en nit ieiner longid6rigcn
SanS60ltcru Sri. 2ouiia Sisgen,
oen 9leit ieincs 9ebeus inn iideren
@be6aien 5u oerlcbeu Die Seirot6S.
licenj iullroe bcreits ocIiern bon ocm
9r1ilti0mn eritonoen imo ole So6-
5eit finOet @noe oieier ISOLDE itott.
Gie 9raut lit 45 Sabre alt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-09

grafton In the spring wheat crop since
that date The same is also true OF
corn and oats. but In lesser degree,
The wheat showed net gains OF IA
a 5-sc. following a reaction of a
Q i~2c from the bottom prices of the
session. The market while active and
unsettled and irregular favored the
bear side during nearly the entire day.
As the session wore away some or the
shorts covered and this caused an ad-
vance from bottom prices of 2 l-2c.
There was considerable discussion In
wheat circles relative to the scarcity
OF cars In the southwest as well as in
the northwest.
The trade believes that with ample
facilities for moving the wheat out of
the country elevators the receipts at
western market would be double
those now to be seen, The export
business In all positions was much
longer than generally made public.
the Seaboard reporting 100000 bush
els, Manitoba as well as q cargo OF
winter wheat at the gulf. Chicago
cash handlers sold $4,000 bushels of
wheat, Of which $4,000 bushels were
OF exporters
: Liverpool quoted spot wheat as nn<
changed 10 1.sd lower and cargoes
there were "a lower.
Corn was IA q 7-sc for Septem-
Der, while the more deferred months
were is TO asa lower. The indicat-
ed crop as given by the government
report was for 2.777, 000.00o bushels
compared with July forecast OF o.
s86, 100000 bushels and final crop
last year OF 3.056, 900. 900 bushels.
Cash sales OF corn were 10000
bushels, with 100000 for shipment
abroad.
Oats were quarter to three-eighths
cent lower and the general undertone
was rather heavy. The indicated
crop as given by the government was
for LAVA, 900 bushels, Cash sales
were 10000 bushels yesterday with
1000 bushels for export.
| The big packers bought lard and
ribs late and prices advanced sharply
with the CLOSING at the highest levels
of the season.
Oman ryyh r ow Ssioxe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-09
BUSINESS NEWS AKO
COURT RECORDS


John w. Boyd and Virginia Trust
Company, executors, to e. H. Terrell.
lot 80 feet inches by $50 feet on
southside OF Grace Street. rs feet 8
inches east of Adams Street; tax,
1890.
Ginter Park Realty Corporation to
Suburban Development Corporation.
five lots in Ginter Park Terrace; tax.
So.
West End Development Corporation
to Cornelia Bailey. S5x125 feet on
north side OF Lee Avenue. 275 feet
west Of Lafayette Street; $3.50.
Walter T. Allen ct ux. to Charles
N. Lythgoe, l16 South First Street;
tax, $3.50.
William II. Sears and wife to
George S. Pugh, 20 feet s inches by
$50 feet on north side of Clay Street,
As feet inches west OF Thirty fifth
Street; tax. SO so.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs.
Chiara Mencarini, lots SIS by 163 feet
4 inches at southeast corner Common
wealth and Patterson Avenue; $500.
Mary Malone ct ais. to Albert H.
Stengel, Sc by 66 feet on north side OF
Fell Street, 66 feet east at Lucke
Street: tax, 81.
Albert H. Stengel ct ux. to v. A.
Wells, Observation-Disclosures feet on north
side of Fell Street. 66 feet east OF
Lucke Street; tax. $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-09
DEVILS COUNSEL IS
THEME OF LECTURE

The lecture course conducted at the
Bible Institute tent in the West End
Is being well attended every night.
Evangelist serns. with his co-laborers.
il working hard to bring before ths
nightly congregations the Importance
Of studying the Bible, not to defend
the particular creeds, but for the per-
sonal upiift which will neutralize the
extremes Of society Evangelist Serns
has repeatedly afirmed that the Bible
Is not . book OF creeds or religious
hobbies. It 10 a treatise OF general
principles, whose purpose Is to regu-
late the conduct Of every achievement
or failure OF life.
Last night Mr. serns lectured on
THE Devils Counsel" He said: Tho
experience OF the mighty apostle,
Paul, In defense against accusations
brought against him before Felix. mir
rors the experiences OF the rank and
file: And as Paul reasoned Of right
eousness, temperance and judgment to
come. Felix trembled and answered,
Go thy way for this time: when I
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FIGURES
ON YEARS CROPS

Washington, Aug. 8.--Forecasts Of
crop production this year. based on
conditions shown by the August /
canvass and announced today by the
Department Of Agriculture follow:
Figures In millions OF bushels).
Winter wheat 1855 spring wheat
1919: all wheat eb4: corn 2.777; oats
1.274: barley 1876; rye 40; buck
wheat III white potatoes SEA; sweet
max TAI; rice 342 hay. tons, $40:
cotton. bales. 1873: sugar beets. tons
1857; apples bills. 71.6; peaches 40.8.
Winter wheat-Yield 1873 bushels
per aero.
Spring Characterization ss.4 per
cent OF a normal yield. 11.3.
All wheat-Yield, 1919.
Corn-Condition, 1873: Yield, 266.
Oots-Condition, 81.5: yield. 31.A.
Oats remaining on farm 1883, 900
bushels.
Barley-condition. 500: yield. 26.1.
Rye-Yield, 1873.
Buckwheat--Area. $1,000 acres;
condition, SIS: yield. 20.1.
White potatoes-Condition. sos:
yield, 1908
yield. s6.5.
Tobacco Condition. s4.4; yield.
s55s.
Flax-condttion. $40: yield. 80.
Rice--Condition. s2:s;. yield, 37.s.
Hay-Area, 52,504,000 acres: con-
dition. e5.5; yield, 1871.
characterization. 72S; yield.
1884
Sugar beets-Condition. ss.s; yield.
1917.
Averages of above crops, except APP
pies and peaches, total 3os. 900.
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ENTHUSIASM IS LIFE.

Advancing Years Need Not shake
Lies Grip, says DIR. Mack.
DR.. Edward s. Mack, OF the Union
theological Seminary. was the speaker
at the largely attended Tuesday Clubs
meet at the Railway Y. NJ. C. A. yes
terday. and he gave very interesting
talk on the New Testament Book OF
Acts. which he declared to be one
OF the most inspiring books OF the Bible
as 1t records the story Of wonderful
heroism and enthusiasm of the great
human souls who planted the seed OF
the great Gospel Church.
These men were scattered abroad.
but preached the word with Astounding
faith and conservation. Men need not
lose their grip on life because their
locks are turning grey or their heads
becoming bald. Enthusiasm will keep
the heart found and vigorous
The Books OF Acts reveals Gods
great glory and RiYeh to man 4 vision
that lifts them HeavenwArd with last
ing cheer. The Acts 10 an absorbing
story OF heroism and its perusal makes
for enthusiasm and enthusiasm makes
Tor life. There 10 something grand in
Transforming power that would
make the Apostle Paul shout his God
forbid that should glory. save in the
cross OF Christ my Lord"
DR.. Mack urged the men to carry
copy OF The Acts. In their vest
pockets and read and study the in
spirational story day BY day which will
make for higher spiritual life and bet-
Ter service for ~ &9acteFs "a j
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have convsnisnt ssAson. ] wtlI q
300 Often" continued the -
gelist, "we postpone our rssolutio3
OF reformation and scut-outs' till -
next birthday. or until New Year
Day Beware OF procrA6ttnation. r.
devils counsel, wait. II has broux7
ruin, trouble, sorrow and death
many who could have been succes1
full had they but acted in the ligI
OF revelation and reason.
There are many here before 81
tonight who, by needing the devil
counsel. have missed m opportuni(
to be a success, In Christian growt1
in business, and even In fnancI
Many. like Felix. wait for the moj
convenient season which never COME
Today--there 10 no tomorrow. Wild
q conviction Of truth comes. the met1
OF man Is brought to q white hes|
Either the mailet OF truth will fash
ion 1t for eternity or the hammer
error will mar 1t forever beyond RI
pair. 1t takes the best there Is In an
man to have the courage Of his cod
victions. There are but few hero@
OF truth, a small minority. Jam(
Russell Lowell says:
They are slaves who fear to sped
For the fallen and the weak:
They are slaves who will not chood
Hatred. scofIing and abuse
Rather than in silence shrink
From the truth they needs must thini
They are slaves who dare not BE- \
In the right with two or three
Tonight Evangelist scrns will le(
ture on THE Seal Of God and IN
Mark Of the Beast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Aug. S.--A renewal OF
heavy buying carried the cotton mar
ket into new high ground for tho sea-
son today, after II had sold active
realizing. Unfavorable advices re-
sarding the crop were received from
Northern Texas. On tho other hand
advices from the eastern half of tho
belt appeared to be OF more favor
able average. The close was steady
at a net advance Of fifteen TO seven
teen points. Spot at Liverpool was
dull at an advance Of twenty points
on the basis OF $3.50. for middling up
land. Futures in the English mar
ket closed steady 1t . net advance OF
1908 Ia points Spot here was
steady and forty points higher at
IL Acc; there were no sales.
Port receipts for the day were H.
bs3 bales against 3.4sS bales last
week and 5.773 bales last year.
Exoprts for tho day were 1904
bales aEainst mono last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-09
CHICAGO GRAIN nAHxEr.
sNtsnefattons by Miller Il Co.. Members
Chicago Board OF Tradel

Chicago, Aug. s.-Every grain spec
M5Ator was on the tip-toe of expecta-
Hon when the governments Angus,
\ lures showing the condition of spring
Aeaf were posted on the Board of
4ode late this afternoon There
4pre some in the trade who claimed
III the indications were about as ex-
4eted, while others claimed the de-
pefufktfoH IN the HEw west was not
~ greAt as looked for. The August
RPexecast was for a spring wheat crop
~ 10 million bushels, compared with
6 &orecast In July of 2T0 million bush
and . fnal report in 1915 Of 375
3Hcn bushels.
ne total indicated crop of sprinx
n1 winter wheat - 1000 900 bush
aGatnst f69.0o6.000 as forecast In
l8 and the total amount harvested
yeAr Of I,ei2. 900. 600 bushels. The
Eno naed In the compilation OF this
80 averaged about July rs and It
~ 4AeFe has been marked dstsrt.