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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19

iciuer pct9ieluocn @c3ielunacn 5n ibren
@ltern bdtte cr ME oufgcbGrt, DaS ldl0ne
W21oden All ieinc 8eie 81 Iicbcn Ncnt
or oudl ndbrcno ieincr glbrecnbeit BON
9iodiiel0 nid)f an bcionocrs ticien 9icbeg.
idnierI acliticn bottc, 10 ircutc CT lidj ord
ber5liN 6Iorcucc luicoerNdcbcn 9lu1
6lorence treutc iid duiriGl)iig ieiucr Oegen.
iDort.
rgGic aliidlidJ bin id ooB on bier Bit q
rief iie, ieinc S5an0 GcrSbait idiittcino
80 ic6r ih oeinc glnfunft crlcbnte, alalbte
id nod lanoc nidt oorauf boiicn 5u
0iricn~
oIn weiBt oar nid)t, 8loro ipic mcno-
lid MIDI ooS Ncrj ndd Ger S,elnat
ordnQtc~ crioi0ertc er nit NrcBcr gEduc
nScit idl Dir 2cbcpcbl iootc. itono OitS
gSicoericbct ais cinSi9 bcqcbrclSncrier
9IuSbIid Dor mir gSie gebt'S Dir, tcurcS
@dsdcn2 $50 boiic rcdt CIT, mos mid
betrifit 10 babe id) mid nod nie 10 gliidli0
geiiibt"
@r licB ibrc S5Gnoe los mo manOtc iih
0oltor &iret 5u Glorcnce erinnerte iih,
ooB lic erit uod) glrnolos 9l6reic Den Dof.
tor fcnncn aclcrft baitc, uiiO pcri1nntc ods
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aiIicIlct uoroif lc oieicl6en G,iiorocrte,
ibr micocr nod Scr Siblioibcf 81 iolgcn
@citonS fiiblcr mo iiberlcgter ols sic
bon Der 1rcnoc ocs Wieocric9cnS beiange.
ncn jinacll 2ctte, iobtc Doftor Girct iofort
ocn llmitanS ms Nnge, Oaf 9lriiolS 0o8
Gaplono rctldlcr bdben nluBte, bcOor GO.
por0s g}ref nit Der yiodbridt bon Der.
ments r6tieIbditenl GerIdptlocn i'm er-
reicbt 6obcn foHnte lle6er5eiigt bon leincr
llnfenntnis oes @eide6encli iuio bcItrcbt
EIorencens GSeiiible 3u idonen lcqte er oie
Son0 oilf glrnoloS gIrnt: Sic Iino 1oeben
in GnglonO 1elon0et, Soerr 0eriDent9~
frootc er I'M Ieiien 6liiitertone. ,g9ic Ior.
ocrbcr Sie nit Dem gIeiden gionten an.
rebcn 81 niiiIen pie meineu arnlen
Grein6l~
SD fam Sonstag glod)t in Soutbomp.
ton an" loiitetc oie g(nhport. sd bottc
oie lle6eria9rt mIf oen n9loOuor", cncm
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ror5igIid6cn Gdjiite, gem1djt
rS&l 0icIem 3a(e,~ hbr 0oftor 8irct
nodl inrncr nit geOGfnpfier Stmmc fort,
inoem er an Der ScblucIle itebcn bliab, nf0n-
nen Sic nod nidbtS bon Dem llngIiid ipiIicn,
oaS oieicn Souic miSerfobrcn lit - rv6
riclfS bon SbtcS OnfelS pl5elident 8cr-
idJpiu0cn
Cbnc ocS Toftors 9(biic6t perItcben su
mollcn betrdt glrnOlo ods Gtu0icr5iumcr.
no SSlprencc. ncrpln0ert ii6cr &irciS &c.
bobrcn bic 3uriidNcblicbcncn crmortctc
Sd ia, id bale bcrcits allies criabrcuM
crniocrfc cr Iolu mo riidiir6tSlpa oIns
critic, mos mir i'm SSoicl sll GouibaHptcl III
bic NuGCn ficl mar ivcnn id mid red)l cpt-
iinnc, 0ic glnfin0iaung Der oiSocihriebc-
nci Bcltbnlun llchcrraihung 0cnug INT
olcJ eincn rrditidcn Smgcn iUic MID. ouS
Der SniIung 5u brinnen" Gciu glcu6crcS
perrict fcinc Gpurcl Scr erlittcucli @ridil
tcrung ct batte iie oficnbor o6ne Gdlo-
Den iibcrfuulioen ,@on5 rid)tig ic licb
mir Gin 3eiltQsblntt qcbcn, uno iofcrt
iiarrte lur 5ie &un0nlocbna eitncNen. sSb
fonntc bic gauge 9}odlt ooriibcr tidn idlIa-
fen acitcru frii6 elite i'd nil Dem eglicn
8iqc nod 2onoou sort bicGt mid Scr cite
goparO9 Sen Eoa iiber oiIf, 10 Dob idl ilit
ooron 5pcilcltc beute nod bier cintrciien
81 f0nnqn.~
Tie @lciAqiilti0Ieit in ibrcS g'cilcrs
Spruhc ucrIcitetc Slorcncc 5u 0cm @loiI.
ben, CT iei nod oilBcr Yanoc, ben ppIlen llin-
fang 6cS entieBlAen GreigniiieS 5it ernlci-
len; iie bcriud)te 0oDer, ibm oasielbs in ici-
lier Gol5cn crId)iitter0en 9ragif 0or5uitel-
len uglG glrnolol" rief iie inter Tr1ncIb
,wie fitrcbtbor ben teuren @oter in 0ieicr
gHeie 5u ocrIiercnl Geine gIbnung feline
Mdrnnia fiinoigte ods lln1Iiid oit oem cr
5iim Gpfer fell &ier itono er 1ienstog-
obeno nm eli ltbr IebetO uno aeiino, mo
nit Dem nddiicn Mor9en tpor er bonn Gro.
boocn peridpuilocn, obne eir 3eiben, cine
Gpur Su binterloIien obne lns oen IciIe.
itm @inf iiber iein SHidiol oil oie Sono
oc6cn 5u f0lncn.~
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Phi oem Gampiers @louceitcr" ser
Mer6onts onO W}iners 9inie, Capt
3. 9. Satcb, 6egc6en Ii6 foIgenoC
Scrri6oiten na6 Bolton: Sr. lmr
,Srou Soloen z. 8. @lcaeon @. @
gudeg, IS. s. Bennett, gg. q. Cars.
ipeQ, s. g8. g9iloer, S. g. Sipeencp
s. 9. D}oore, 9. s. &etcrs, g8. So
g9eitpbol $. 2eOerer, q. 2. GeoO
q. 8. Braun, @en. gS. 9. SSrceman,
$50. g9. Q. Gitnis, $. Griisoed, s.
2. SaHnon 3. Brennan S. 5.&nt.
tcforO, g8. 30. Sling, 6. SeOcrer, 81,
s. 9. Srunp, sc. 9. Sei6crt, Geo
9Sierce, Sc. 9lebitt, s. 8. 9}ott, s.
@roirt 81. 6rcOerid, q. s. Snop,
=. @olfcr, 6raucn g9. Magner, 9.
Q. SSo6nion, s. 2om6crt, @.Sloan
g. Gaoola, @. @aoalo, @. 9eder-Sg.
2cOerer, ". ". @arfer, 6. 9. 9foB,
5rls. q. Q. 9neronoer, Gorlton Wlel-
ter, 3eQ 8. SumerIton, 8. Scnores,
N}. Sdmaot s. &noiplcs, 6. 9ia-
leig6, 81. Slaminfo, WicGre, Smith,
6. 2odc, g. aiciicr, 0}. @ogncr, 9.
@. @i6ion, 6. @i6ion, 8. s. S6o.
mas u. SIoan Sc. 6arrea, 9. GoD.
Ie, 2udet Gbapman @ibion Getro-
pbep, s. gDrnc, 81. 8eQ 80. Burr,
81. N1c@err1, s. 2eocrcr, q. glt6iIon,
%. 9ltdiiou, 9. air6D, g. Surtuer,
s. aoblbrger, 2oclpeo, @uggle, 9l.S.
Suom, @corgio.
9luf 0en Gompfer nSomerict" Ser
iclben Clinic, Capt. 3. q. gratt, fo5.
rem na6genonnte Serridoiteu nadj
Sabanna6 mo Sodionbile, 8la: Sr.
unO 3rou 6. 9. g9iliou 80. 30.
S6oalc, 6. 6. 9lodnooo, s. @eiij,
q. 8. ggeli6 2. Ga0lor, iry $. 8.
@}i6ocl, g. 3. Sent, 6. q. Ho6erts,
g9 Sc gGatts, s. gcQnon 6. 9f.
Gadctt, &. 81. 9eiIt, g. Cunfcr, @.
6. S5oDes, s. @. Scuoon 9lop, @c=
gent, Gorions, g9oIf 6. 49, Gout, @.
@eiB, @n1 Gomning, Is. @. ait6en,
81. airbo, g. S, Grodet, IS. g8. @orf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19
@iEeuswertbes fiir SsiHdsr
BaltimDre'S.
Sebcnspert6e Funtte Der StaOt imo
iuie oieielben 81 erreiAen lino.


y9rui0.&ill Yort," 780 gLder
sroB; nit Der Wtaoiiou-gLOenue-Si-
ME 81 erreihen.
Wlonument 8u Sort 1abcod an
General @abcod, Capt. Sobn 9loamS
@ebiter.
nTort 01cSenrD @art, am Oiten-
oe Ger GoreD-Str.- .-&inie.
.Garroil-Barf," nit Der GOIum-
bia-glpe. .-&inie 81 erreihen.
Sort 6UparO, nabe Der |aD-
S6ore.2inie.
oglifton-@art" nit Der SarforO-
gLbe..2inie 5l erreiben.
o|atterion.@arf," nit allen 0Itlidj
fa9ren0en 2inien 5ii erreiden.
,9liDerit6e-9arf," Garep-Str..2i.
ME, iiiolib gebenO.
s5eoeral-SiQ-9art," gep1brt ei.
ne lte6erlidt iiber Oen inneren Safen;
nit Der SrleanS-Str. -2inie, iiiOlid
geDeno.
Sort 9lrniiiteaO, Sort Carroll rnO
Sort SmnllwooO, am 8eiten nit
@ooten 5a erreideu.
@iloers@allerie Der 0MarDl1n0er
Siltorii6en @eieaiGaft", an Der gde
bon ct. 4aul. uno Saratoga-Str.
nGarroll-Waniion," an Der @de
bon Sront. un0 2ombar0-StroBe
o6laggen-Saus,~ 100 Oos Sternen.
banner genla9t nuroe, an Der gtoro.
ucItede BON Bratt- un0 9lI6emarIe.
StroBe.
nsSames 8. 9liogeIp-Mo -
i'm Sarlem.Yarf.
Statue bon Sen. Sobn SO. 5000
an @altimore-S -StraBe unO SOP.
fins.@lace.
Statue bon Cir @iaiam @allace
Inn 9rlliO &ill.Barf.
Stotue BON Cornelius Colbert
an ct. Poul-StraBe, am @ingang
gum @eri1tsgebdliOe.
W}onument ouf Dem Nortb Eoint
S9la9tfeloe.
n@onument fir oie SreiipiIIieen
oes &rieges bon 1912 - i'm Sort
MtcSenrD.
@eoGGtniBtafel an Der Mauer oes
nSt. @ails-S -SrieOboies~, Dem Blabe
polelbIt 0ie @efnllenen Der GeDoIil.
tion uno oes arieges bon 1912 BEL.
geiebt ipur0en,
@eOddtniBtafel an Der sSt.
@onI8 Stride gum anoenfen al Ga.
pitGn gii9olas 0lurton Wioore ange.
bra1t.
0G6gor 9llIan Boe @eo6btuiBta-
fel"-rGburd Some & SnfirmorD."
Kinder schr9i@n
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q n 6 r O 70 y
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eolaI6eridtc ans gsaI6iustOu.
GolITiolt III


MI 0er Gde bon 2. lino W.StraBe,
q g9., colioirte geitcrn ein glutoHo.
oil ocs Srn. &cter Shrooer bon SSn.
oion &cao NIT einenr Strabcn6a6u.
Maagou. @liidlidcr 9eiie entging
SIT Gdro0cr ir8ono pelden Gerle.
tlngen.
Io0t i'm 9ctte gefiin0en.
6ron glnnie Bid BON g1r. 3237 ,@l-
5iraBe 9l..g8., muroe bon i6reni
@nitcn oes 9ioreens to0t Inn Bette
aui8ciunoen. 5rau Brill, pclhe icit
ldngcrcr 3eit an eiHem Ser3leiocn
littt lpar SO Sabre alt.
N2itQroBen ebren begra.
6en.
Inter 3obIrci6er @ct6ciliQung bon
Qciotroacnoen ilno @efannteu fan0
sic gccroigrng ocs am Sonntag ge.
iior6cncn Srn. G0uarO 6. Sterling
bon glr. Gal, g.Str, 60, ans itott,
ST. SicrIing. Scr Gin 9llter bon Ss
Sabrcn erreidte, itammte ans Dem
a0ni0reih Sahien ui0 fam ols 20
Sabre alter D1onn ua6 glnerifa.
Nier trdt CT in 0as 0}uiif Corps Der
9unoes 2lrnee elm unO oiente ipd.
ter i'm Niarine 0iuiif Corps. su
1862 uer6ciratbetc CT iiG nit 5ralt
elila6ctb Gosmau ebeifans elmer
Sddiin un0 fonnte Dor bier Sabren
bic 0oloene Soh5eit feiern. 9hlBer
i6r bintcrldBt CT cine Sodter, 1rau
A. 6 Sdultcrs, iie6eu Gnfel uno
ndt llr Gnfcl ST NOR Gin Wiit.
alico Ger u4Bt6ias Sitter uno Ger
o@robcn glrmee Der 9lepublit.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19
.llniperLitn Club. @harIeg. nn0

nllniberlitD Club" Charles. unO
0iaoiion-StraBe.
,,aep @coddtnibtoiel~ - an Der
Wtaucr Der Wlt. Sermon Elace Metbo.
oiit @piscopol-&irde.
9lcite bon groarbeitcn Der SeoeroI.
Camps i'm @iirger-&rieoe -nnbe Dem
Nlooilor 9[Denue gingang gum
0rliO SiIl-Enrf.
0gborlcs Gurroll @eod1tniBta.
fel"-onl Gorroa.@anIion an Der
2omborO.StroBe.
Colbert Soil College @codbt'
nibtafel -WAiI6errD- unO Cathedral.
GtraBe. Gomptc SC gloidam6eau.
nMonumeut at ToOgers' @oliion
- inn Batterion-@arf; Commodore
Sobn 9ioogers erridtet.
@cOG6tniBtafel Des EIobes Der
ySlo GongreB Sail" @de 8alti.
more unO Sbarp-StraBe; Der Son.
tinentol.GongreB beriammelte iid
0aIelRIt i'm 0e5ember 1776.
nSo6ns Sopfius &OipitaI," om
gior0.9ronowoD; nit Der 0ltlid Fab.
renoen SrIeans.Str. .-2inie 5u errei-
den.
,@ouder.GoIIege" an Der Si.
Balll- unO "a. StrnBe.
nEeaboop Snltitut," am Mouni
gernon Ilace.
n@aibington-Wlon - on
Wlt. Gernon- unO @ai6ington-Y Ylace;
1SO SUB bod; Ser @runOiteit ipuroc
4. Suli 1915 oeiegt; es lit 0as erltc
Wtoniuncnt in ser @eIt, fueI6cs
George 8oIbinston crri6tet purOe.
nSpringIielo Stats Soipital",
SDfcsoiGe, @lo. (Office, ltniou
nltniou @rotcitant SSniirmorp",
g1r. 15t4- 80, Gibilicn-StraBc.
ngatbeOrale," an Der Cathedral
lno WflllberrD-StraBe.
DSroncis Scott GeD-gtonliment"
@utolp -Bloce rno 2onbaIe-Str.
uMolut Glare" Die erlte Glen.
ba6nitation in g(merifa; an Der @dc
bon %rott. uno &oppleton-StraBe.
n@cIIs unO WlcGomas.Monit
nient@ an @nD. imO Monllment.
StroBe.
Confederate @onltment" an
Dt. 9ioDoI.gluenlc, naDe 2anpale.
StroBe.
,@enorial TO @atriot Of tbe 0ie-
pollution n~-bor Der W2t. 9loDaI Sta.
ton.
u2cc-$auS," an scr @aoiIon-sIoe.,
nabe 9ioole-StrnBe.
6iinite GeoimentsbaIIe,~ in mel
der @ooOrow g9ilion gum Brdiioeut.
iAaftS-Ganoiooten nominirt uurOe.
Sol. 9(ruiitcao-Mon i'm
oGcocroL Sill %arf."
2erington-Mortt, an Der @de bon
2crington- uno Gutaip.StraBe.
@altcrs aunItgollerie, an Der gde
bon CHARLES. uno Gentre.StrnBe.
n8romo SeIber-&6urm," on Der
Gda bon 2onbarO- imO @utap-Str.
oGoIuaItD.Tburm" ON Ser 8aIti-
morc-, na6e gortb. .StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19

alan eFiOa0Ht Orn ns'altlmOre GOFrtipOnOrnt".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19

~. StUplIPl.
9lrnolo Derpe
.8orum lieBen Gle mid nidbt friiber
bolen2" loutete Doftor &irets erle 3rooe,
ais er am folgenoen Moreen gegen elf llbr
slnnens &ronfeu5imner nit Jlorence
bcrlieB.
sd bate nod Sbncn gcihidt, eripi.
oerte 8lorence NIT ibm in Oos 9ibliotbefs-
3inlmcr treteno, oieOof --"
nGS fom niemono 81 mir,
,@on3 ridtig - Siio ioate Die 9otid)oft
iiberbrinqen ais lie in Die gedbe ocr
Stride fam idcint ie irqeno S5enonoen ge-
leben 81 boben imo iDor 0ariibcr Ocrart ents
iett oaB le balb tot Dor glnglt nad) Sal1e
3uriidronnte
nllniinn, 6Iorcncel @ie fonuen Sie oar-
onf borcn2"
.QiIa 6e6orrte BEL ibrer glusIage iie iei
an cine grobc, iAmor5 qefleiOcte, oidt per-
I6leierteSrai beino6e angcrannt; iie oiiritc
ocnnadj in Ser Sat elmer bcltimnlten %er-
ion begegnct iein"
ogser fonnte es eeipcicn icili2" periebtc
Qoftor 8ret ingIditbig o5u oieler
Stinoe acbt nicnlono obne beIonocrr llr.
luWe uuer Ole NDIlllIuBe. AllCllpule Oi'-
nestdihdnng
ugicIIcidt iob 2iia cine gtadtipauo.
lcrin2"
,Gcnnen Gie eine2 SD nidt ODD MN
5n eybnen, Iiebes aino Sie ieben rcdt
miioe imo obgeiponnt mis SD nlodbte Sic
ipeoer or1ngen nod didlen, MIR olS glr5t
5u ss6ner reoeit audi ipenii Sic neinen Jlat
nibt begebren paden Sie Sbrcn Softer
uno fonmen Sic nit mir nob Oeni Sor-
bcer9ofe"
SD bat Gle Idjcn einnidI, lieber Doftor,
mid iiidjt Der llnoanfborfcit 5ii 5eiben"
.Gonfborfeit foniirrf bier ridjt IN SSro9c
- meme Sonsbd[terin bat oos bibidjeite
8intmer fir Sic III @ereitidnft geieBt
SD fam gnno itnm0glid oIleit Iaiien
.Iidtigr erpioerte @iret Hadjoeuflid
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NmS Ocm Snneren WlarBIanb's nnO
ben an9reu5cHOch GtaatcH.

y 8lutbunOe nif Scr 6d6rte.
9lut6unoe murocn ouf ole S16rte
cines uubctonntcn Wianncs gclaiicn,
ocr lih iii bic g9o6nung oes Sru.
Gbarles Seaie Del Einto, IN ocr 9t16e
bon Cumberland, po6n6aft, cinge.
Idlihcu 6atte, mo ii9 rnter oos
Belt Ger 10 Sabre dlten 0lnrD Der.
iicdt biclt, sic CT ip1ter augriff Gie
6a1rtc muroc Dem @otouac 6luiic
entlnug bis sur Grei Wleileu @oiier.
Statiou 0erfolgt, no Der guride an.
id5cnicuo cineu 3ua 6eitieeen Bat.
Ncridieoene @erionen iuur0en ais
ucrodhtia fcitgcnonmen
0 6ranf Spe00cn gcftors
ben.
81 ieiner @o6hung I'M 93cd Gi-
Iirift 6ei Gon6rioge, Corheiter.
Gountn. beritar6 I'M 5A. 9ebcusio6re
scr betauntc 2c9rer 6 5ronf Sped.
ocn Ger Geriior6enc mar iibcr 80
sSobre ais 2e6rer t6dtig.
SIT amtsmii0c.
2iaats Gontrolelr &ug6 " 0ic.
Uluaen reiiauirte ais Gircttor uno
&icc FrdHocut Ger Giti5ens 08atio.
nalbanf III Gnm6erlono, uno wuroe
9lerpm Wicaai1, &raiioent oerGum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-19

bcrlonO Sto6l 60, ais glahfolgcr
pcs 6rn. Mc@luacu crwa6lt.
G6efapeofc D9io 2anot
gciHloifcn.
gurd bic Seufung OcS Ereiocl-
ganges ocs G6eiapcofe Ohio SEQ.
nails ouf cine 2dnge BON 10 SUB,
na6e Geaingers g9ioe 8oter, in un-
mittcl6arer gl1bc bon Sngcrstomn,
uno Dem Sinfcl zines 9ootes, oas
nit 100 Spuncn ao6lcn beloOcn
mar, un0 @igeutbum bon gSiaiam
SnDoer it, lit Scr aonoI fir cinigc
3eit geiperrt. Gie 9lus6ciicrlngeu
Der Seufuug iiuO 6ereits in 9Ingriff
genoumen.
9lus Auto geihIeuOert.
6orrD 9lcpp irnO Sri. gIlice 9ofer,
9eioe aus Sagerstoiun trugen bel
einem ghttomo6il llnioa, Der Id
an Scr @aitern Surupife creignetc.
gerlcblnqen oopon, sic Qliidlidcr
@eiie niht erniter g}otiir limo. @iit
ocn @enonnten bcfonOcn iib Sr.
aaron 9lepp 6rau Sorrp 9iepp uno
Clarence 9lepp III ocm aroftmogcn,
oeiien Stcuerung pl0bltd in oergid6e
bon 6upctt niBer SrOnimg gerietb,
poourd Oas SdnoliferI acgen eiuen
Ielepbon Qfoiteu rannte mO Ole
@enannten ouf bic 2anOitroBe ge-
ihleuOert ipurOen
Gr. 5rnnces Gampngnc.G +.
SHINING.
Or. Soiepb 5. 6rauce, repu6Iifa.
niiher @onoioot fir oos 9lnt eineS
9unocs Scnators, crofincte feline
Goupa1ne in Cumberland, g(acgos
nD.GouutD. Gicics @ountD lit sic
3lping6urg Der repubIifanii6cn 9ar.
tel uno sit oes oemofratiiben @cq-
rers Oes Srn. 5rnnce. Gbcnfaas iit
glac9anD oas Seimatbs Gountp ops
Srn. 8. g 3i6lnan, repubIifauii6eu
Gon9reB.GanOiooten.
Sr 5ronce fam am Wloutag IN
Gnn6erlano an uu0 6cfonO iid in
9egleitung 0es @oriibcrs ocS repu-
blifauiiden Stoots Central Gomi-
te's @alen 8 Gait Gs muroen Der.
idieoene @ciude bel 6erporrogenoen
9icpitblifonern geniddt unter mel
den iid Sr. Geo. s. Doung, &. g.
3i6lman 9nbert 81. Gou6 uno s. $.
SolBmdn 6cfanocn Spdter bate
Or. 5roncc cine Gonfereu5 nit Sc.
motor @eIlington, nod pcl6er ocr
Senotor erfldrte, onB Su96es, 6air-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
Sugar Market

New York, January 20.-The market for raw sugar was less active and somewhat irregular today. There were early sales of 16,0O0 bags Cubas for January ship ment at 8 13-16c, equal to 4.83c for centri- fugal, and 5000 bags Cubas sold from store to operators at the same basis. Later, however, it was reported that about 25,O00 bags of Cubas had been sold to local refiner for late January and early Feb ruary clearance at sac. equal to 477c for centrifugal, at which price, it was under stood that more sugar was available for February clearance. A sale of 10000 bags of Porto Rico was also reported today at 464c for centrifugal supposed to be first week in February clearance. Closing prices were 4.77c for centrifugal 4c for molasses and 3$4c for Cubas, cost and freight
 In refined a fair business was noted for domestic account and several thou sand tons in addition were reported sold for export. Prices were unchanged on the basis of 5.S5c for fine granulated.
 Futures were firmer early in the day but eased off with the slightly easier turn to the spot market and under liqui- dation by leading Cuban interests. Clos ing prices were unchanged to points net lower. January sold from 3.S2c to 3.79c, closing at 3.7Sc; February, 3.7Oc to 3.67c, closing at 3.67c March, 3.72c to 367c, closing at 367c; May, S.S2c to 3.77c, clos ing at 3.79c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
SITUATION
 EXPRESSES WHEAT
Advanced Freight Rates Stop Export Demand
 and Prices Drop

Chicago, January 20.-Advancing ocean freight fates that put stop to export demand resulted today in lower prices for wheat The market closed heavy at B ole to l 1s c net decline, with May, $1.297s and July, $1.221s @122% Other leading staples, too, all showed Ia loss-corn 7s @1c to 1A @1%c; oats F @$l c, and provisions 15@17hc to 25@27Ac.
 Wheat values dwindled rapidly aft CT announcement that as much as 4S% a bushel had been exacted for vessel charges on shipments from Atlantic ports to Great Britain, and 54c bushel from New Orleans. Previously the wheat market appeared to be developing nota- ble strength as a result of signs that export business for the day might reach large total, The aggregate of European purchases, however as esti- mated after the close did not exceed 50O,000 bushels. Revival of export de- mand had followed an early break in prices here, the result of gossip that a more liberal movement of wheat from Argentina and Australia would natur- ally be expected as the French govern ment had perfected arrangements for the use of an increased number of grain carrying ships. Greatest weakness in wheat showed itself during the last half hour of trading; this was due partly to the fact that warmer weather prom ised to increase receipts, and was also influenced by disappointment that some relief from the railroad congestion at Nnyx o,.1r l, set by fresh embargo at Newport News
 Corn and oats weakened with wheat The embargo against corn shipments to 8 majority of eastern ports continued and the southwest is sending corn here. Consignments from the country were also on the increase. Oats held up bet ter than other grains, The reason was a good demand from the seaboard.
 Lower prices on hogs pulled down provisions.
 Future quotations were as fo1Iou,s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, 1213c; re- ceipts, GAIA; exports, 4000; sales, 1923; stock, Al 467
 Galveston: Middling, 12.35c; receipts, 4791; exports, 12,S48; sales, 1106; stock, 36S,612
 Mobile Middling, 11.75c; receipts, 392; exports 200; sales, 50; stock, 23,729.
 Savannah: Middling, 12.25c; receipts, 1897; stales, 3623; stock, 227,707.
 Charleston: Middling, 12c; receipts, SIS; stock, 96,429.
 Wilmington: Receipts, s4S; stock, 46,697.
 Norfolk: Middling, 11.S1c; receipts, 153S; sales, 1712; stock, 129,SS1.
 Baltimore: Stock; 2722.
 Boston: Middling, 12.4oc; receipts, 367; stock, 200.
 Philadelphia:' Middlfng, 24.45c; stock, 3421
 New York: Middling, 12.2Oc; receipts |177; expirts, 214; stock, 329,S76. Minor ports: Stock, 64,851. Total today: Receipts, 16,712; exports !, 17,262; stock, 1,746,092 Total for week: Receipts, 116,s2s; ex- ports, S5, 345. Total for season: Receipts, 4,62S,77l; ex- ports 2,631, ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
STEEL I DECLARES DIVIDEND Publication of Dividend Re
 suits In Severe Recess
 sions of Specialties

New York, January 20.-Almost the only interesting development in today's heavy market was the declaration of an initial dividend of $50 on Bethlehem Steel common sout of earnings for l. 1915" The announcement was both : surprise and disappointment it hav- ing been believed in some quarters that no such action would be taken now, while in others it was thought that the amount of the disbursement was too small, considering the reported large earnings of the company.
 Prior to the publication of the Beth lehem dividend, the market was dull and irregular, which was maintained on a broader scale to the close with severe recessions, particularly in war issues.
 United States Steel whose dividend status is likely to be established next week, became heavy in the afternoon, declining to S3 33s, and overnight loss of 1%, with no recovery. Automobile shares were weak throughout General Motors falling 12 points to 475, Willis Overland , F points to 2191a and Stude- baker, 4 points to 1405s. The more distinctive war issues fell points to almost points and oils to 10 points. Texas company was again subject to
  were recorded by a score of unclassifed stocks
 Rails were 1ethargic at the outset, but fell away with other investment issues later, losing 1 to 2 points on moderate offerings. Shares in the international group were heaviest, giving point to rumors of fresh foreign selling. There were sporadic gains in such stocks as Cuban-American Sugar, United States Industrial Alcohol, American Coal Pro- ducts and a few other issues which de- rived their chief impulse from pool ma nipulation, but these were swept aside in the weakness of the final dealings. Bonds were irregular to heavy, in sympathy with the decline in stocks. Heavy trading in Anglo-French 5's at concessions was among the few features of that division Total sales of bonds, par value, $4,445,000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.