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Evening star., 1916-07-10
Wip1ng Out Foreign Debt.

II begins to look very much as If the
debt of the United States to foreign
countries might be entirely wiped out
in the near future; not the trade bal
ance. which has already turned largely
in our favor, but the more or less un-
certain deb. through foreign holdings
of American securities and bonds, al
ways counting into billions and con-
slant threat against the New York
stock market when Europe unloaded
on this market.
The trade balance in favor of the
United States June 80 is estimated by
good authorities at 81. 900, 5000 Divi-
dend and interest payments on Foreign
owned securities during the past year
were about half of the total of the pre-
ceding year This means that more
than half of the holdings have been
liquidated in this market.
Millions have been saved in the last two
years. and more this year. that would
otherwise have been expended in Enro-
pean travel and but little of this money
has been expended in home travel
With another large balance at the close
of the present year. which seems likely.
experts look for the practical payment by
the United States of its great debt to Eu-
rope and Great Britain-the purchase of
sufficient material and supplies from this
country and the repurchase by our fnan-
ciers of sufficient American securities
from foreign holders to wipe out the for
eign investments and the debit against
this nation.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co..
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
POWDER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. HiDbs Co.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Hogs-Receipts.
Il, 900 head; lower. Bulk, sSOa 10. .05:
light. 9.65a10.05: mixed, 95Cal0 90.
heavy s.45a1o.20: rough.s.4sas.60; pigs,
S15a9.6 so. !,
native heef cattle, 7.25all20; stockers
and feeders. 5.50as. so; cows and heifers.
3 36sas.85; calves. S.5oaiz.00
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000 head: steady.
Wzethers. 6.75as.2o: lambs 7-50a1I.l0. &,
Evening star., 1916-07-10
The Safest investments

Are those that ID pot nuefuss. ivris.
disturbed conditions of the money ~
stock market. First deed of trust uotee
first mortgages,. well secured on real
estate in the District CT Columbia. co,
stitute .gilt-edge" irrestmerts. IheS
do not depend upon the financial -
sponsihility Of individuals or eorpors-
lions for their stability and are exempt
from taxat!ou as personal property. We
can supply such Investments In amounte
from $5O0 upward. Send for booklet
Concerning Loans and Investments."
Evening star., 1916-07-10
Steel Orders Smaller.

For the first time since August, 1915,
there has been shrinkage in the un-
filed orders of the United States Steel
Corporation.
This was expected by Wall street,
as 1t had been announced that the out
put of the mills and shipments were
In excess of incoming orders.
It is generally taken to mean the
cessation of export trade in munitions
and shell for manufacture abroad.
A decrease of 297.340 tons was re-
ported June 80. as compared with the
untitled orders May 81.
For ten months following August.
1915, the untitled tonnage increased
every month. from 4.90s.455 tons to
0,937,79s tons. the high record. May 81.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperatur
IS; condition, so. Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature. rs; condition at north
connection, 80; condition at south con-
nection, IL Georgetown distributing
eservoir-Temperatur rs; condition
at influent gatehouse, II; condition at
eff1uent gatehouse, IA.
Evening star., 1916-07-10

Selling Ex Dividend Today.
Central Leather. 1. and ! extra:
Northern Pacific. IN.
Ex. rights-standard Milling common
and preferred.
HieA fnv s,:
Evening star., 1916-07-10
Occasional Feeble Rallies.

Persistent selling of Alcohol, which
made an extreme decline of IL points
to 121. the lowest price of the year, was
accompanied by further recessions in
other war and semi-war issues during
the forenoon.
There were occasional feeble rallies,
but the undertone continued heavy. An
other sharp break in the price of bar
silver was without appreciable effect
on stocks most concerned.
Rails held surprisingly steady in the
face of additional large imports of
American securities from London, sug-
gesting a renewal of foreign liquida-
ton,
Evening star., 1916-07-10

The feature OF a collapsible hair;
brush for travellers Is that the .hrfstlen
are laid down nat ON thu sAandle- ~
Ars thus kept In ahapeA
Evening star., 1916-07-10
Steel Common Fluctuates.

Steel common fuctuated between
S5% and S5% in the later trading.
Reading and Union Pacific weakened
in sympathy with the slumping indus
trials the former being a point off in
the second hour of the afternoon and
the latter y of a point. Other rails
were fractionally lower.
Business was by spurts and stops,
with a comparatively light aggregate.
The closing was soft and not Gar from
the low figures of the session.
Evening star., 1916-07-10

Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, July 10
The Potomac river was clear and the
Shenandoah river muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
Munitions Lead Recoveries.

AS the muniton stocks. and especially
Crucible Steel and Baldwin Locomotive,
had led the market on the down grade,
they also led the recovery, which practi-
cally wiped out the declines in the spe-
cialties named and gave them a new high
for the session.
Industrial Alcohol wa the weakling of
the list. breaking to 119l2 as compared
with a closing at 1881 Saturday.
Maxwell Motors lost about point
net at the recovery; Mercantile NJ arine
preferred, about a point: Studebaker
declined to 1913. Is loss. and recov-
cred but slightly.
Evening star., 1916-07-10
OIL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY ": B: Hthb. { 60.
Evening star., 1916-07-10

Last Day This Month for
Paying Gas and Electric
Light Bills
This Can Be Done at Any of
Our Banks
There Is No Charge for the Service.
Open Today Till 5 PM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Die glnncratiOnsaconcr lui0crlcot.

Ger bon BEN Gegneru scr 9hncrntousiOcc gcltcnO
gclndtc r0 oic Sto0t Baltimore 6routc tcin nciies
Ge6ic ir uCitcrc 9is6rcitung iucil nod oicl im6c.
6airtcs Qouo ner6alb ocr Stooiarenjcn Gege lit pom
stao 9roturator 6icO in oriinolder gSciie wioeregt
poroen @crr 5elo 6rnot oic @iSerleguna ii jwci
Sd6cr:
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Guaoratncie, ais in ir9c0 elmer anOcrcn @roBitoot
ocs Qan0cs@
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oic ugei Greujcu ocr Sta0t gcjo0cu"
Su Baltimore wo6nc t9255 @crioncr oui DER
Guoorotmeilc in G6cogo 1926, IN @6ilaccp6ia
1878, in Ct 2olis 1202l, in Glcpclouo 1882, in
Yiitsbrg0 ll,559, in Tctroit 1893 mo in @uiioio
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iir Farfipcac ausgclcgt ais rgcnO cine cucr cuuG6
ten St6otc 1cicr luiitanO in GerbiuOina nit ser
melt grobercn gcpolcrtmgs5a6 pr 0uoOratneilc qc
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mo 0crotS melt groBcrc 5ldden lul6cntt licgcn
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joacn Ucr0ei 0aB 9oltimprc cine 6iigclinc Stao iii
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oab ols 6radl lcgcn0c 2nuo niGt Ser Stnot acG0rt
iouoeru 4ripotbciib it, mo NaB in ocn mciiten 6duc
0elc 9riUutbcliber ciner 10 1u5cn YreS mir ihr San0
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lucitcr ms oiicnc Suuo biiac5u5c6c mcnn lie pouicr
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cridpngcu loun GoG ocicS Der 6aa III miro 0r'0
nidts outdcr 6cpiccn olS ourc6 oic I5atiod)c, 0aG
10000 Sntmorcr, ul0 oa5p SIM grobcn S1cilr glrs
Better, ibcr oic Stootgren5c 6narS gcjogcn n0 ou
scr Su5c nod eincm egenN Scm. Giclc Scltc iino
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timorc otgrelBeuOc 4lob 100 tic lcbc mo ibrcn Gcr
oeni oiisgcbcn oatc bon rcdswcGcu oild cin @ciouS
thciL 0er Sto0t iein sic lie crndbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

8ird)en cinridJtu tOncn rcnn lie Der Gnicnle bcis
irccn luolci Sober Oicic SodlmgG iblicGiid 0c-
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prdi Elm &lmGne bon cincl rluildniidG Seer pom
100000 Mann. Ter gttc 9}aiu lit Gin 9ledcuiiiut
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100000 bcrmtsQeommcn miro, oam iit OaS brallt.
bare Wicnidenmoterinl ocics 9aIfanaatc9 unacidGr
crihopt &mudIicn mag iiir ocu Ssrcg gltt oorbcrci
teein a6cr in cnen 9ricgc pie ser cBigc pcr0c Gic
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trcibctos Iic Snouiirien ino ndt ucnucuoucrtb c1t
pdct Sir gSacn mo @hmton 1T cS 5iu gr0Btcn
Sbc aili oos 9tSlnuO angepcicn 9Iber mir bon 8ur-
lauo fam eS 0hmition iuO gSuiic 6c5cbcn luO 9inB
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ocl Sieg aild nidt bringen aber oos icbt bIibenoe
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mo Socn piirOcn ociitid)e ocrreihiide m9ariide
6ulgoriitc mo oSmandlc 9lrnlccn IN Oo8 2auo eil.
oriu9cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

Sci l1nQcr ais cncm o1r iin0 sic 9lide Der Aric1.
ii6rcn0en cruartigspoa n 9hini1tieu 9crldct, ocil
ildrfitc scr @ofaniioaien slls iin @inter porigen
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Narpathcn ianocn mo ole 9utolpna, bic all &imnnier
orcn,cnOc ocrrcid1iide 9rooinS 6ccBtbotte Ouritcn
Sic gcnirolmddtc bciirdtai oaB Siinidncr id 8uB-
lnno anidlicbcn mir0c 0aB cs ndt gcidab Tag luo5l
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m0nici 81 ueiig j ccripreden ecuei9t mar Die gil-
tcnc nni6c aber der 9lini1ncil ipIroc nit losldla'
ocn ais Stalien Der Iuppcionordjc an 81. Olai 1918
Sen &riel erfl1rtc @innanleS Stacisntdnner b1ttcn
mitlcrmcc abcr aeiebct 0aB AiiBono iid) cbr Der
fccng 6atc olS Is malrerc Niouote porbcr Qc9laubt
0ob Am Der Sicg er lei 9lS Stalicn oen lreitbrnd)
begina mar oie uliiiidc @arpatDeniron bereits ms
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biclt Bic Eorticbiuq 0cs ,wadiniHu 9buarons" mr.
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ricn iid5 it'd Cttobcr 0cn Gcnrautddtcr onihloB Nad)
Scr eraindidj dnclcn luterwcrfmg Scrbcts, Mon'
tcucgros mo 9ecBnng Nlbanien's ordb oic Eentld)cn
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Sen t0nncl 0a 0eicS ncitc 3eicen oes heterogeneous
scr gSnen Scr Geniralper6iioeteu Anidiien en6lid)
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niaiicns oas unadiiidc @c3arabica bon 5nBlanO jt
bpfomucn 6a Oas Grangen ocs rlmanild)en 9beiies
lhoorne 0ao 9}nudnen uoh Der Gntcntc ols Sod'
lpcc Dorae6alici por0cn mar ols Sul9orlcni id) oct
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radt sd ciu diep g6er nids geidab bic alto 6reimo
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lancer mo Sra5oien d in Der griedd]en 0aicnlioot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
anapnicn. bic trcnelc Q,ruuini airnnfreidlie.

Iaiir 0af oc @lnmcu Gcgicns ani br gltcS
2cdt bc6odt iino mo scr pom oeltld)cn Gcncrolgon
pcrncir iir @clqen on9cbobntcu Groiiimng cincr pd
miidjcn llnucriitdt in Sent irclOig ntnmcn nilicn
tic luc cs nid anoerS crlportct wcrOcn fonnic Dou
i6rcr iron5ocnircin0ldlen Sbr9tct Sero0biiaungen
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Itaats,eritorcrhcn llnricbc alcn ou scr Ccgcneiie
su iinoei nO, crinnern bic ,Gaamidc 9lcnps4 0iccr
1ogc oil crcn nicrfuiiroigen slnirni al Die 4nIonei
Scr fir5 Dor are9saroue ndmlid) am 20 Suli t9iL
cridicn IN Dem Gofilment Tomen oc 99ortc Dor:
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@aaonc bon 9ittid, BON 9urcin6rrg, ons Oeu Scnnc
aa 1T cbcnioebr 1Srnn5oic mic Der gSaonc bon Niou
bcuac bon Nrros, bon 9lpcsncs Elm Srar5oic it, 9lir
sic 5piclcreicn Der Stantsdincr babc ibcr oaS ipa
onlde 9ailO cine gcpaltiunc 1remun9slinic ge5o8cn
I'm oicelbc, 3cit eridel III Scr MonatSldrit v&ol.
onicn~ cine 9rt Sanodrcbcn ocS @raieu Glbcrt ou
g'os, ous 0cni oic bcScidnenOe Stellc ern0b ici
.Gs Q6t fen bclgbcS Goltsgcboe; ocr bclgiidle
5toot cine fuiilidc mo ideuBlihc Scbrrt entonmr
6cm g9aen Scr Iiplomocr bon 1880 SroufrcG lpl
d en0lih erincrn ooB yg9allonicn" litcr Der irdl,
31ildcn 1onnc Qerc lit, 0urd Die NlanS init lSrdnf
reid mic nit cincr Ntlttcr O Sinl0 cniGcnOen Mabel
dmr perbun0cn lnerc Gcrbn0ung init &lans
oerr bat mir 0eSmcgen bconpcn neil Oe olgemeiucn
clrppdiiden Gcr6dtne cS flidt erldlbel, oiec Scr
btnMmg 5i frcnncn 2ic Stlnoc Der Srclnag 6ridt
molb an Gos c0gclpobute 6rantrcdl miro iid cr'
innern, oaB &oonien cine rnn5orld)c groDln5 IT. ia
sic rcid,ite mo rcuric inter idmnitlidcn iran}oden
GroDin5cn gSil oos ic9gcluo6nc Sranfrcid nd)t olT
Sic pcr5uciiecn 9lfc iciuer malonifG S06nr boren,
10 looet es d gc9cn6er Scr latcndci Halic cine III.
gcbeprc @erontportiing n gs Iebc Der anld)hiB
@aaouiens all 6ronfrcd) IS lebe 8rdnfrcid)4
6ranfrcid iclber bat oeieu 9hi nnr 81 gllt perion
ocn 0ciitc o6er no ibm aacr GnIluB III 9elgien mt
tcrbmoen lit mo es uernltDliG fir inner icn piro,
modftc cs ocn Slancn eben Gos onbongen mas Sob
imncr nu cin moaonid)cr @mid cine pallonildc
1rHiloiigtet icit fonntc.
Bic Nrnn5oien nnO GnglanOcr 6uben iidJ aliO OOdJ
1cirrt oe ic IN Oe esten 5oeeii anno6men Oe Gent.
ide b1tten Oen @erludj Ner0m 81 ne6nten ols imos.
iiiArbar oniacaebeu Ge Slrncc ocs arouprin5cn 1T
Der 5ctmg aciern miecer ndber gefommeu. llnO 25O0
6ron5oic nO in Geongcndboi gcratbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

more than that we have personal,
individual opinions on the merits Of
the war. AS people we have, and
can have, none. Our first duty is to
ourselves We are wronging to-
morrow by permitting a few self
seeking Americans to elevate the
Golden Calf Of their to-day and call
it the Altar of America Our every
effort should he bent in the dircc-
tion Of securing the earliest possible
peace in Europe for only thereby
can Europe and ourselves be res
cued from a disaster of steadily in
croasinE propOrlions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
0c grOfc Srica3raf6 scr (entcniC,

&c grOhc Sricesratb Scr (sutcnic,
Der in oiclcr @odc in @oris iiattiiu.
Den ioa, miro Oie Gntcutc Dem Siege
cbcl 10 mcllig ud6cr bringen, ais Die
&org0ngcr. IS miro i'm &orouS I'M.
mcr Elm nirNlcrIi6cs @eicGrci iibcr
0icle &ricgSrdtbc gcmaAt; oaS iii
o6cr aud 9llles. 9Soddcr miro cbcn
10 pldulos iortgGuurltclt, pie 3lpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
@cfauntnadlnnacn.


Nhrenn 5cr siraRcuonrnbudls 0ommiiare.
Nnlttmnrc 2i Rdrj 1916.
SIC Srabcnbnrmbru6e 0OHniidrc nlnch
0crmli ~ lcbcrciuimRung nit oenl Ndlil
niDrCr Sia0fNbOricr S2N Nbihuiii oclnlnL
oaB iic oic criic 8crlumnlunp am Wlttmodl'
ocm ihHtcn 90 Snae i'm April 1916, &orWu'
iaae nm n lbr iu ocm Nnrcun Der Gunlilll
ldrc. i'm HntbBanic. ubbulicn mcrocu iin ole
Nollinad)i auSWlbcu mo oic ibHeu iDcrlra9g
ncn uno uon ibHcn pcrQupicn 6ilihtcrt so clt
ilncn i'm Hcircif ocr GUnocmniruna, 0ronu
9Ucnuc, init ciucr Nrciic BON 1920 SUB pom
0cr n0rolihiicn Sciic ocs Sort WiC0cnrp Dis
sur NiHle ocr nolomciHi0nen Sciie ocr M.l
Nomde Siynbe, acnlB Der am Is. U,dri lNlo
llHicrchuetC &crOrOnuuQ ]ir. 93 oce Wlupors
Hn0 Siuoiraib5 Don Baltimore
Subn s. ylo6inchc
Hcnrn VI. Nibd,
NnrrD a. 1rmlcD,
0onnindrc.
Gnseuc g. 9lOoaers,
(lfdr22) Scircdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
(16rilfionna Qc6r.

2ebr, 13 Sabre Nli fclicbtc C5atin bon QcoHs
barbi qebr, iu brcr EohuNnp, slr 927, yect.
9eTnntoustraac Sic tccroauna fhbct ain
Niiihuudl, % Widr5. 9ia6mtldoe 9 llbr bon
6iCiuoc ciugcaocn iinb. bc5lpobucn. &cis
ictung pripai anl BEN ogouoon Bari Trieo
bot fQRirS2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
(8corne Wnnnedc.

IS liarb am i0. Wldrj 1916 Gcprnr 9nmucde
IN icincn 10, ecoeneld1r qcliebicr caie Der
neriicrbencn guna ~ s. Quncdc. Nie gcs
sSsa SSg l5r '' pc% TRp eiSsq obnaSS aS gT a"n w.
Sito' 'attcriynsAari,2luc., nns rad Der 5ione
STRIDE. @du ulo ycriuaion SirnBc, lpolcbt
iun l53 llOr Elm lrnucrpohcSoicuil acbdlicI
miro iinii NcllcGuug ptiO0in
lIgdrtyO--upl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Etto @p(S6adl.

GS iiarb am o. Nidr5 1910, nam ldnaerem
Srauiicin Eitu Wpipbah, QcIicbicr Gniic ocr
perliorbcucu garbara Golo6am. inn gllter bon
q 9e9ren. Sie 0SGesroauno iinoci an 1rel'
0r. 22t7, Sh@rait Srnic, ans iipii 6onn iur
e. Wdmncle Nrcbc lpo IN 'hi0 llbr DIOR
Qcns cine icicriGc Rcnnicm po0mce fir
icin Scclcnbcil cclcbrrt miro. po3n &crpdnoic
nno Srcnnoc ocr 6dnilic nbiunQepoQ ciuecla.
ocn lino, bci5uUoDncn NciictnuQ Oui 6fuI
e@l 0r1icr'6rcoboie" (Didrj22-J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

@hrran Der strancnonrh0mmS 0pmalNdre.
Nnli imorc o. Nidri 1916.
sic Sitascnonrbbulde 0omnuiidrc nuher
hlcrniii IN llebcrcinitmmnQ nit ocm Nniii
innrcr SidotSb1rcr. s29. Abifnii bcinnui,
onh iic Die criic &criGmMlinn dn Wlittiuom,
eem tiinitrt l3) Cane I'M gtpril 1916, Normii
in0a uui n llUr iu com Nircuu ocr Commit
idrc i'm 3inihhnnic nb0nlicr mctocn I'M bic
Eoamofi oue3niiben nno bic ibncn ihcrirogcs
iVncH Inn Ncircii ocr Oonormniuua NM
smhcbnuo cinrs SheIlee bcr Hcmcicrn Game,
nit ciucr Juiidcn 90 bie 90 slb hmouiciis
bcn Nrciic mcilid bon 1iibonicio ocs 2ecQcs
rc6icS Der Shilobcphid. baltimore mn Nuihs
ir0on 9nhns0ompnqnic cine Sircde bon Gina
4s5 Snb iidl criircdcro Qcntd6 ocr nm 8.
.9iui 1916 uniffjcihDccn 9cror0nunN Hr. o.
ocs WicrOrs ruo Siahiruibe bon Nnliimorc
lulm 8 Nnbincttc,
Ncurn Nl. NiHd,
0arrn ~ Ncmien,
Gnmmiiiitc.
0naenc s. Jivoacre,
lDutj22) Scirc0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

glhonncnicn, bic ben ,,Smtidcn Gorrcipun.
oentei" nidt punlthd Dbcr unregelmdHia CT.
bnlicn nuo 1ebetelt, ocr Office oauon pcr Sclr,
pDcu corr imririld withholding 5n maden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
ISeTt.@nSs9orf.

0inem qci4dtlcn 9ub;uum Air Nudridt. bnb
scr saiiimors sirdben'ainie scrcncn mo an'
hcrcu Sradniiaioncr 81 ocu auiiiailcn Se'
einanrocn 5lir &crfiquna iiebi ST cignci lim
Ta116rnd ocr qaiiimorc sirabc Miro Scn 8ari
nici 1ccinirddii8cn. sir GhBcInbcen wcnpe
man lid on
0niiap Grnu6ner, Gioeuiblucr
(Scbri .3Dde)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

@hrrnn Der snnNcuonrhbrnme Nummlfdrc.
Ndli more, 2i. Midr5 1916.
Eic 1raBcnonrhbriihS 0ontmiiidrc mndlcu
bicrmli ~ ucbereniiinmiinQ mil 6cm Naii.
mnrcr 2iaoi0bnrtcr. s20. Abi6niit hcidnnt,
nat lic sic cric @cr0mmhuQ am Wiiittupdl,
bcm iiniirn 90 Gage lnt glprll 1916, 9ormii.
iaaa mn lhr, IN ocn Nircnn Der Commit
ldrr. I'm Nnibhnuc, dbhnlicii mcrocn I'M bic
Srumnc1t dus5nibcn mn bic inucn iibcrirnQcs
ncii mo bon ibucn ucrnnntcr Rilid,ier 5u err
ulcu I'm ecircii 0cr Gnro cmnirnng NIB
shlicinus cincs 1brire oeS Nciics ocr 1rnnf.
fin StraNc, nit cincr Nrciic bon ~ SnB 3uis
iJtit Gonrilnuo. Sirnbc nnn e. YnulStrnbc.
QcmdG ocr an TO- Miirj 1916 nnicr5cihncicn
geroromra 9r. i03 ocS @iapore mo Sinoi.
rniDs bon baltimore
Snhn s. 9io6ineite,
Ncnrn W. 0itd,
onrrn o. 0icmlcn.
0onimiiidrc.
6ngeuc B. Nnoacrc.
(Mdr22) zcireidr.
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SpirituOicu-giesu5tu.

Sunocr gln5cnc.
Shrcnn ber SpirinuicusytccHS.G .GOmmiiidrc,
Simmer 3O0, Ojeridltslcbdnoc.
Z. 9cnru Hnfcr, Rtdiiocni'
eboiipH e. Wtllift,
SOiCpb ". Bud,
GommiiIdrc.
Eic nab0enauncu @croucn BADEN cine Beli
lion filr cine Transfcrirnug cincr 0noctdils
SpirltuDicu,9ircH6 nom I Mai 1915 ciuqcrcdl
nclbc am Wlithvod .. glpril 1916, I'm II llpr
HprniiiiaGs, IN gernibung ge5opcn ucrocH.
Rruiciic miiiicn bis 10 llbr WNiinQa ON
Wloutag, oen B. slpril 1916, cinoercidi pet
ben, lnr iocl0e 5ornnIlate ouf @eiucb IN ole
lem giircuu eraupt iucroCn i6nncn.
SDbn q, langbnmmcrt
gbef'Glerf
Rume w0rclIe Nldro.
Nrnncr, 06drics s.. 2Gi-6 63 G.Nrucc cir. ~
&mnl, pnrrh g. 1872 81 3G q Nsgr0aolpap.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

Shrrou oer Strnhcnbnrhbrndls eonurifdre
Nnliimprc, o. N}0r5 1915
Eic SiruGcnourhhrmC0c 3nmnifure ndd1ci
HERMIT In uebcrciiimnunQ nit ocm Nniii
iuprcr zinot0ndrcr. SEQ. Nhhnii bolduni,
hnB iic Die ertC 8crinnlmluug am Wlittiuod,
idns tin II libr, n oen VRrcau ser Commit
idrc. i'm 9iat1banie, abb0licn lpetbcn I'M Die
&ollmahi nnS}giibcu mo Die i0ncn Eecrfaac
ucit uno non ibncu pcrnnQicu 'Gilihicn So crs
idllcn I'M gcrcn Der 0pn0cmuirunn, Nraiinnna
nno Wprnirnna Der gnrclni eirnnr, nit cincr
jiOiihcH 80 5u8 mo clpn G7 Siih i@lpanicil
8panSigitcll ztyuhe bis sur Siloiciie Der &cnrs
nno6pnnli0iicn @lrnBc aemdb ocr an 49,
Widri 1916 uler5cibnccn Ncroronnp ~
t07 ocs Nonors nro Sipoiraibs bon @nliis
more.
Sohn s.. NoDinciie,
Ncnrn Ml. Nihcl,
NnrrD ". Ncmlcn
Gouiuiiilrc
6ngrnc a. Juoacre,
i.NuU22) Sclrcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

@larDlnnS GbafrcI rUGn Qliotiatiun.
AlDcrt Stnmc CcGdlisfh6rer.
229-23i 0nlDcri Sntiolug,
5aletir. uno ct. Nnni eirnhe.
9nrleben bon $40 bis 5000
nnf WihDel, Hl6nDs CT. ulue Gntirrnuna oer.
itlben. @eieNltMe Ainier bfrednsi. 0rlue
RenMyyh flobi- .1kG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
SnltimOrc's better 9Sicnic.&arf.
GnMnH BARK.

Cccni0aiicn mo air6cii ibucn pobl be-
ran lioh oieicu @nu nnNiichcn che iic Snieii
r ihrc 5nlluiiacu picuce bcicNcn. Nct
Qnrl III cti init icbr GROCER lnn5bnnc. 9nlnc,
Acaclbnbicn. Goroniel S6icb @nncricii Nlni
OCT Spiclpldtcn mn dncn r0ibiqcu Nc0urils
lo)feitcn ouspcfdiiet. bic fir cltcn moocrnelt
N pr5Btia oclcocn bcalicn an crrci@cn ron
alien Stnniibcicn, inbcu man nod orr 6rcoc.
rid 6ono nocr gSilicnssglbcnuc Glcirilnci
nnlicinct Ter Bari NJ Qrub 0cltua. nm pie
gr1BicN Nicnpcn 0uiinnchmcit Nlon pcnoe
lid1 rerlonlid ooer ibritlin I'M ndbcre Nlns'
unit OIL
0enrn =. &ieneirlo, Mr. 2Oi9, MSn.@rnit STU
oocr iclephonirc nnd oeu @nri. Silmor 4Ulb.
Sboncr. oirciiCr einpnnp juni Rdrf nn Stci
ocfid4ccHnc. ooer &ilitns 2lpcnne
tNdr5iS 3ldc)
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M[bert a,rieic.

s. iiarb am 2i W,dr 1916 Nlbcrt Triric,
Qcliebtcr @aiic bon Huia Sricie, IN feincr
(4fdr322)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
gScrlummluuas .gln5ciecu.

N'l""''''""sS N'"oN'oN"'
,Hcnrl street @crpchni snuings a. gniloinn
2liiorintiun."
Gic liiiHunoorcihi9ilc Nn9rca %cridmmAna
ycanicna uno EirciorciuQSd6l pirn nni 1pn
urrfon 70. WdrS 1916, gbcnnS llbr, In
&crcnn Njebdnoc @r. 30, srnrsSirahc, 06c
UagritesStraic, aD0cbdllcn pcrbcn WlIi9licoel
Wouc 0cldliqli crhcineu.
Nnrl g. gacDrr Brdilocni
5rco't gsm SeGnL Sr., Scircidr.
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