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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24
duty and obligations to mother.

duty and obligations to mother.
Whether we're separated from her
by land or sea we can always feel
her influence and we can always find
that tie of love that links us ever
to her blessed soul.
Wouldn't it be better world il
we all tried to make mothers birth
day the greatest day Of all days?
Let's try it!-Pensaepla News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24

We think it is reasonably safe to
uncover spring poetry now. The late
frosts caused rather risky conditions
for the crop, and slight demand.
Takes all the charm out of a spring
poem when you have to make be-
lated purchase of load of wood in
order to read it in comfort.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24

you, for it stings to profitable pur-
pose. 1t is waving red flag of
danger to keep you safe. Heed it
Miami Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
MOTOR STOCKS JUMP
ON NEW YORK CURB
United Advances Fast-Saxon
and Chevrolet Go to
High Records

NEW YORK, May 2t-There was q con
centration Of speculative interest on the
Curb today in the motor stocks, partly due
to syndicate operations connected with the
arrangements for distributing United Motor
shares.
That stock. which had been pressed for
sale constantly since it's appearance, re-
versed its movement, advancing from 64H
to 20 with buying orders scattered among
a large number of brokers and with the
Luying accompanied by predictions as to
how high this stock would go before this
movement ended.
As far as could be seen the advance was
simply a change of distributive tactics.
the conclusion apparently being arrived at.
that as the stock could not be sold on a
declining market, 1t might be easier to
find buyers by forcing an . VANCE.
There was continuation Oi The record
breaking movement in Chevrolet which
rose to the new high record OF 24s Peerless
was also made active and strong and adj
vanced TO "a. Saxon, on which the initial
dividend was declared only few days ago.
advanced from 79 to the new high record
of SO. There was some realizing in Flem-
ish-Lynn, partly against arbitrage of the
purchases of Lynn Phonograph last week.
but that stock maintained a firm tone in
face of this supply and sold at u to 6is
Metropolitan Oil reflected the influence
of the denials of recent statements about
its contracts and ranged from 80 u to 23A.
weakness continued in Cuba
Cane Sugar in spite of conditions of large
dividend payments and the price sustained
n further decline from 57h to 55S. At
lantlc Gulf and West Indies was influenced
by the weakness of the Marine issues on the
board and sold down from 421s to A.
Monaton Silver was the most active of
the mining stocks. selling at as to ? u.
Midvale Steel was firm with transactions
at 6I y to 61A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
WABASH REPORTS GOOD EARNINGS.
PENNA. RAILROAD FJJEI, SIITpNS5ss,
Reading Breaks Sharply on Profit Tak;no !,
Brothers Declare Initial Dividend On =. ns1'lsl
Common Stock

Good earnings for April and for the 10
months Of the fiscal year are reported by
the wabash Railway, which Is continu-
ance of the good showing in previous
months. For April the gross return was
s2,ssl.ss9. an Increase Of s641.075, while
the net showed an expansion of s57s.oso,
earnings were Sss,641.1S0, gain Of
s4,242, ,s04, and net rose s4,3ss,ss1 TO
Ss,ssb.l75
with the exception OF anthracite, the fuel
shipments over the Pennsylvania Railroad
east of Pittsburgh and Erie during April
showed gains as compared with the same
month Of the previous year. The total
shipments for the month were 5,900,222
short tons, gain Of 5ss,04s tons. Anthra-
cite shipments fell of se0,tB0 tons to
766540. From January 1 the shipments
total 25,526,2l9 tons, increase 5,57s,s22.
Arbitrage issues occupied the greatest in
terest on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
today Trading In those issues was not
active; however, In the home shares very
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

pordons Condensed MIX Company. resular
quarterly OF IN per cent. on preferred stock
payable June 10 to holders Of record June 1.
Freeport Gas Company. regular quarterly OF
IN per cent. preferred stock. payable June
/ TO stock of record May 23
National Sugar Refining Company of New
Jersey, regular quarterly of IL per cent. pay
able June to stock of record June Z.
United States Industrial Alcohol. regular
quarterly of 1% per cent on preferred stock.
payable July Is to stock of record June 3o
Interstate Electric Corporation, regular quar-
terly of ~ per cent on preferred stock, pay
able juno to stock of record May "a
Great Northern Iron Ore properties. 80 cents
a share. payable June, ST 70 certificates Of in;
and reopen June 2s. For the last three years
there has been but one 50-cent dividend each
year declared In October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
NEW YORK, MAY "a.


in
ttonew
In Baldwin
based
seen IN that stock for long period and
is thai
Of
nothing
sMaudae the
% the slde
expense of securt eaHn
leading candidates
The foreign exchange situation has
o
sudde
preferred which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

little was done. For ~.
IOyssnts IoU., ,s1,n, during the inopcIs Oss p.st ~
sowet I'VE ievels although the i.ns is.ns ven Z
being Reading. NSepsien 10 thl. y
anlnouncement was msa. q, ~
an s' ,nisio, arL'sSn I, Bros Co. Ine ls ~
common stock. The a,..sr ctut a I,
June 10 20 stockholders Of isrs rssea e pslsN
~ Serly e IN the FIRST hour Rsssa1. Rsesa luss d
Of of las, pOIns,' DInS, as compared with 4. ss's
tributed this decline to Ssa ma. s.nsiAly A
must be expected, In view ewSoss,oAlhs. A. ,ua va
advance. eAceptohtlIy ~
First sales Of PhnsdelpbI. p,...
AZ fractional gain. but iat.s s',eus ".
tne stock sold unchanged. ~. cs..M " o q
pUsn,S tSs IS.. out ,re recovered The sTea.s, i'a t
Late in the day 20 shsrss sss o1 ~
came out at 80, up . points Sssna,ls ssa's 81
previous sale and a new hish u0m y \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
Financial Briefs

At meeting of directors of York Manu-
featuring Company. in Boston, wilmot R
Evans was chosen a director to fill vacancy
caused by death OF James Longley, and
George wigglesworth was chosen president.
A dividend of SO per share. payable June
to stock of record May "a, was declared.
The New York subtreasurp lost S41s.oOO
to the banks on Tuesday, reducing the cash
net gain since Friday to S1,574,0OO.
The Chicago Board of Trade will be
closed on May 80, Memorial Day; June
Preparedness Day. and June 5, Judicial
Election Day.
Gross earnings of the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company during April were
s1,4ss.52s, decrease of s25,575 as COM
pared with the same month last year. The
net decreased $53.712 to S5ss.413.
William Livingston, president of the Lake
Carriers Association, has been informed by
the United States Engineers Office that
action Is to be taken to prevent loading of
lake freighters to such a depth that they
will incur the risk of stranding in Lake st.
Clair channel.
The board Of directors of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad at their regular meeting to-
day confirmed the appointment of Alfred
j. Ban as foreign freight agent of the lines
east of Pittsburgh and Erie, and Frederick
/. Baker as eastern superintendent of the
Empire Line, to succeed Mr.. Ball These
appointments will become effective June /,
1916.
The Public Service Corporation of New
Jersey for April. 1916, reports a gain in
gross operating revenues of S369, ,992, with a
balance available for dividends. amortiza-
tion and surplus of s35O.O3s, an increase
OF Ss4,323 over April 1915. For the four
months there was a gain Of $l,599,235 in
gross operating revnuss while the balance
available for dividends, amortization and
profit and loss surplus was 81 $50 1855, a
gain Of a3s7.sso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
No du Pont Company for Canada

WILMINGTON, Del. May 24-Omcials
q the, du Pont Powder Company deny the
story from Montreal yesterday that the
campany had perfected plans Tor $40, co.,.
Hao subsidiary company 70 be operated ax-
elusiVely Ia Canada. Fhe oaiclals furthsr
state that the Canadian Explosives eohi-
nzny Limited is not connected with the
foeal concern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. May 24.-The coffee market
opened unchanged TO points lower this
morning, but soon developed steaher tone
and values showed comparatively little
change from the final of yesterday. There
was some scattered selling at the start on
overnight orders which apparently result
ed from yesterdays decline. but leading
longs were not selling much coffee this
morning, and in consequence there was little
pressure on the market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

CHICAGO. May 24.-HOGS-Receipts "a 600
Market Toe. higher. Mixed and butchers 80 rs
s9508b'SO; light 81 SOD i005: piss. ss.soS
o50 bulk. 30 500 1908 '~
1lsher Bseyes; ss15a 10 so; COWS and helfsrs
Leans. 81 40 19.s3; calves. S. oil 90 W.
siIEEP-Reeaipts. 1900. Market steady Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
1OO,ss1 Bales Of co,.... -.

WASHINGTON. May st--cott..s st.s,'ls q
ca during the week ended Nav ,s s1. !. s.'s J.
principal customs districts Q, n. : =. Y,
States follows Georgia, ,,so, N M. s'.s
setts, $3.50; Maryland, tskk, se''.
iOeOi Philadelphia, 9t2; Calv,.,MSsw Msw m
New Orleans, as,3S0; San Frs vasSn rSssL ! llll,
washington, 1921; total. ise WI
August exports were i,ss7sass 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
NEW YORK RUTTER AND EGGs

#HW YORK MaF II7FEIl--su
s1IzhliY asceeded do1land aud rTieez daelInsd
.qts. II sts paeka*es 1 sRnery 20
4HtI HIEraE 1UnrInE. iH4z |IItlr. STATE
g 81. t1a.. NH|IafI1I eFfaFulfEs ~ q 4Ii-c
." aIIlt IENeHaI4 easier. H1ce1Htn.
zz4Hrz. IS ESQ nII4t4 eeIar $50
E4 E4etta #fsle. zz4 4e|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
Childs Co. Increases Common Dividend

NEW of
usual ia per cent quarterly dividend
stock
last y o 1perce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
Montana Power Increases Dividend
NEW YOR

NEW YORK 24The Montana
the nrefsrroa
payable June15
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
FINANCIAL NEWS
TRADERS CONTINUE TO SWITCH FROM
ONE SIDE OF MARKET TO THE OTHER
Most of Ventures Short Side, in Expectation That
Because They Offer Stocks Down Real Holders
Will Let Them Go Still Lower
High Points in Todays Financial Neps

Gold to the Of imported Oa,co making s6
$4,000
Hdon Brothers
Htfat dividend Of
Chds
higher in Nev York and London. - :" - ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
$4,000, 900 More Gold From Canada

the morning
additional
resen move up to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
MINING STOCKS.
German Bank Statement

BERLIN, May 2i.-The weekly statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows:
May 23. 'l6 May 10, 'l6.
Gold reserve ..... 2.462, 900 600 a.46S 900. 900
Commercial paper
and treasury bills 6,046, 00O, 900 5,05l ,000 900
banSins notes. y q, 5ss, 600. 900 q. .s42, 600 900
Private deposits. 1000, 900 900 1,642, 000 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
plaHcEoaY Or AccorNrAsrs

Carilasd PuhIie Aossantaats
asls asEE- kEzE sssfEAFs SasHFs SEakaHsFs tsial.asse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
DIvIDENDs
OFFICE OF
THE C. II. sEIsT COMPANY
LAND TITLE BUILDING

Philadelphia, Pa. May Esd 1915
The Directors Of fssep0rt Gas Csmpany have
this day declared = regular quaFtoFly dividend OF
ons and one-heif per eent. lgl.5O per sharsJ
on the preferred stock q the Company outsfand-
At the elose OF business this date Cheeks viii be
mailed. G II. WEAK, Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
- Elhaif -. AAslEEaIGAs n g g ..A!. !e.9AEAAY

A quarterly dividend OF 81. & $500 per
share has been declared On the capital stock
of this Company. payable yuns fst 1918, q he
sLockholdeys Of rgcord Al o'clock b a.. Afsy
11th. 1915. checka will b. nailed
,, B. TOWNSEND. "a. Treasures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

The New York Subtreasurp lost S41s.000
to the banks on Tuesday, reducing the cash
net gain since Friday to S1,574,0OO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

Gross earnings of the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company during April were
S1,4s6,52S, a decrease of S25,575 as COM
pared with the same month last year. The
net decreased $5S.712 to S5ss.413
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

The Chicago Board of Trade will be
closed on May 80, Memorial Day; June
Preparedness Day, and June 5, Judicial
Election Day
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-27

OeL OUT IdLneT or DTOEnSI Sd
eyebrows if you want to keep up v
Theda Bara and Clara KimbaIl Young
brows were off. It's up to you to deci
your eyebrows or gain it that way.
COME IN; THE SOUPS FINE
One of the questions to be an
swered before one can get a mem
bership to the Society of Soupsnuf-
fers is: If it takes nine men three
months to husk 1000 bushels of
corn, how long would it take four
men? The answer is: It wouldn't
take the four men any time at ALL
because the nine men already had
it husked.
Note-Send in for memberships,
only don't tell who telled you.
-O-O
TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY
Nov. q, 1766-A count martial at
Fort de Chartres sentenced two de-
serters to receive 1000 lashes.
A shy girl doesn't Kick when it
comes to sitting in the-lap Of luxury.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

PIN B. Sepi~ SoAu ged, glr 1924 gaIiir,
gGn !. sept. cOra Berlin, Nr. 1875 ch
5Oirmounisgpe., "a Sabre alt
Qlm A. zepi. 0sillinm 81. ~. Butt, Nr. 25O3
gSet NoribsglOe, 10 Sabre ali.
glm a. Scpi Beatrice VI. Cohen, 9ir. 3414
SdirOcm gpc., 81 Sabre nli
elnl b. zcpt,0ngmnn 6CbmnHi III 2lOl
WicGulloO| Sirnbc. 90 Sabre ALI
gln p Sepi., geindtg 6iitei, ylr 1928 @dn
ioglbe., 30 Sabre alt.
PIN A. SEPT, 5reocrid y. 0einer yir. 1928
gSet Barre Strahc, 10 Sabre oft.
gm g. Scpi.. NcnrD y. MnttcnBnnt, Sobne
6Opfiuss0olpiial. Al Sabre nlt.
Nm g. Scpi MntDcriuc Minrs5alei, Hr. 2S2S
SillOns irnbc, 90 Sabre alt.
glm g. Scpl WinrD ~ Wif8roc, Jir. 1119
Wrccnmounig glne. 5S Sabre nli
PIN 4. Sepi Icrrcuce WicJce, Hiile Siliers
of ibe 4oor, n Sabre ait
PIN g. gepi. Milnam WiuniS Si Soiepbs
Soipiinl 57 Sabre alt.
9lm 2 gepi Wiarg ". gieubcrrB, gir 1856
Golumbiasguenie, 10 Sabre 0li.
glm 3. Sepi, enllic S'Yigal, I'M llnipcrlitds'
Soipiidl 4S Sabre alt
gfm b. eepf 2lrtbnr Z. @ritmaro, Jio6aHs
bc0iis2pariemenis, so Sabre alt
glni d. Eept 0lmer g. Yiobninnf glr 100
yloro 0Qrch Sirobe, AZ Sabre alt,
glm o. zepi 9lnoolpD Shermail, i'm e. go
icpb'srQolpial. i9 Sabre alf
Qlnl g. Sepi 9Hillnm Sbclau ylr BAL Suo'
0beer SraBc, 63 Sabre nli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
D., 6. g. n. d., .. < 2.
9IMsEMAs TabrtarIeMs@nast

LCcQh Nitpg Uto.
5apriarien our Hndabri enlilo bis 81
attoDer 1916. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Srelin9 u. Sdnnia8, Wndldptl Dlenllna. $50
S0nniag. 9ilr an olelem 3aa ghlue. L50
Sialionen Claiborne nnl 6erllH.
0nOriaren Sanllias HhdlaDri yloniag. ViH'
luDe 0abgi
Goniiaa, nur an oieeu 1ae anina @elon'
oer5 nieorUe male
5aBrpian rom Bier 8, 2igDisSiraBe. gYoben'
lnueI O20 8Orm. iiIlo 2lb N0pm. OOnls
iaBo 7.3O WloreenS.
DieBoboiD Bead, Sc
5a0rIarisn Que gtldiaDri anIua bis 80. =,
Scpienlber 9lO..........,.....,. $500
5rciag uno Gdmliug Jlidlabrl Dienidg 2.76
GOnniag, nr an 0ielen IQg anllia. 15U
StaiiOncn( HDOc Bului uap Heiuc0.
0oDrlarcn, Samllaa, GAdla0ri yloniaa. Vns
lacDe 5aprt
Gonnlaa mn an oelen lag gilliia 8eIon,
0erS iie0rige 9ae.
Tabrplan pom Bier 3, SiabtGiraBe, g8otbeH'
iuBci, $50 WlorgenS mo 2.2O HncDW.
Gonniags 7d6 Uiorecna.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unm f0be BOini
DaHlplcr ,1eeltmDrelnnO"
Gom Yer 3, N0DlGir., 2SoDeltnGen 22u
aia6nL Goaniags 900 ytaGbnl.
WiaOl3elen aul oenl Sampler
Doe YlunbinDrt 5Uc
BuirlebcnitellcnDe QSailcrinbfien.
Sampler inbren iebeu 4Qg lit
Gbeiapcafe Bnl.
Gin Gag llilo 3iuei Slddie.
BlDe Xage mo orei yiudie
9hinoiabrisJinieit
SuHiriric belMrebngen uul Hcrluu0cu
Pbone, Gi Y0nl $40. Z. 4iurbOdj, %.s4S..9.
.3wde)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
(Qlus 0cm nDeutIdcn 5ournol" }

(Aits 0eill DSelfldcn eS0lrnQl J
Seic iid uun beraisiteat botteu iidj Ole ghm0ner
bcrcts mebrere @odlen Dor ibrer aregsertlarluo al
Cccrreid lnaom ou Den arieg Dorbereitet 9u
oieic 99eiie cr5ieien ie enee anangserioge oic IN
9mm1nicu nit aerduidpolcm Subel begrBt imo bon
ben olliirten 9iegermsen ernlolid ousaeuubt wur.
BEN Inn oen tiei gcmfeuen 0lutb ibrer Boiler pieoer
einiaermoBen 81 beleben.
Ie 6relloe mar MIR BON tur5er Douer. Die mittel'
eropdiiden Gentrolmdhtc luo ibre @erbiin6eten bo.
ben nuf Bic onfdng6en rumdniiGen grfolge ourd
idaucre SdlGqc erpioert uno 70 raid oen aries ouf
umdaiiden 9ooen setroeen, oaf oas 2ono in ejeiabr
iiebf iior mo bon Der @er6inouna nit ienem ruff,
ldcn Nerbm0eicn abgeidniten 81 meroen. Daliide
uo @ulaoren oringcn IN Der 0obrnoido iieared bor,
imo 6e @obrihenlidtcii lieat nobe ooB 9ilmdnen
oos 5didin Serbiens tbelcn miro gsic cine oiitcre
Eropbe5ema finacn sic @orte oeS Observation-Disclosures
Ger berbnoeten peere an Der Siiooit ront, oes @ri
sei Qcopol0 bon 9oDern, 0ie er inn @eprdf nit cinent
8crtreier Der pAiocirien @ree~ duberte 09himdnicr
bat h mrdl 0oS 1rauaen Nublouo's in einc ebr iibe
Gage brn0eu Iaicn eS miro in Ermmer geido9cu
peroenr Gc oati1en Seeriiibrer pilegen feline Zee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Qnnilc GnrpIinc Gadls.

IS iiaro am o. september 1916, nad) FUR
5eni Nranfein 9Duiie 0aroline Sndle, 1eiebe
9eer0iqinq iinoei bon ibrer geQDmng Nr.
25O4, NariorO 9lOcnuC, ans ON Srcitag, ben 3.
Sepiembpcr. NanmiiiaQs 3 llbr. iidii Neiie.
bill9 pr0ai ani Der baltimore Cemetery.
(ccOt7-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

ga6rcuO Ses gnrenfricses idrieG Der bamaIsc
uiide gotdoitsrotb Cellar an 6cn in5piidlen Ueror
benen engliden SouruaIiiten Steoo 6olgenOes v3pe
nal mdbreno oes Streges Bat Der &der uno oleiit
England Dor elmer fenoliden Coalition 0erettct ole
qon5 gepoltig oemoroen pdre W}cines Q9iiieS bat
einc goon in unieren qogcn iode Gienite bon eircH
remoen Stooe crbolten, pie Gn9lano bonn oeitidcp
Safer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Sollit Weiolein.

Gs uarb na6 nlr5er 8rani6eii am .. Seps
icmbcr 1916, gl0os S45, In ieiner lebien geob
minq, Wcri.Wuoo, raDe Scanmnnt'9lucnle, 90.
pans, So0n ojeialcin, I'M Nllier BON 70 Sobreu
geebier @aiie bon DlntO 'SeiQcln 8ermdlole
Qeihenicierlbiei ant Sfcitaa, JiadmiilnQe
llUr, bc3npObncH JeilepnnA uhl oer rfpu
non EnrI Ncmelcrn." |" lecpII-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Sin GOmpIOt Ocu i'm ipaniidcu Sofcu gorcIOuo


lic9enoen omerfoniiden areu5er ,Des WloineS" in oc
2uit 81 prengen 1T BON Yoris entoedt woroen unO,
notirlidb, 1T es Elm oeItites GompIot @orum nidt
Elm fron80iiihbrtdes9 Si6erd miiroen Die Gn.
tentemddte Den groBten gIsen aus einem Sriege opi
iden 0en Ser. Staaten nn6 Spanien aieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Sm 2enfdIuuO rcdJuct man init gcfimmt6cit Ou

JH SenhHianO rcdnet man mt SeltInlmfDeif oa
roiif oaB @riehenlono ge5mngen mer0en miro, itd
oen glaiirten on0uiblieBen ino iie6t oid Oeien @r
egniB nit 9fiibe eltgegen 0d mon Die @euiBbet bat
Dab oie oeutide @ecresmodt oG Dor oieen 6eino
nidt umfoIlen miro Dieie 3upcriidt finoet bre Be
redtigmg in Der aenntniB Der Sbotode, ooB Ole Aaiir
ten iebii. iopeit ic i'm 9olton operren, iebr idwa3
an 3obl iino Gle peroen ouf nidjt mebr ais 100000
@2onn eeiddbt. Crit Ourd oen 8eitrtt BON ghmdncn
iino iie etrpos fonlpffdbis oeporoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
In licbenocr (Srinnernno

al meineu Qelic0ien @0ilen rHb &aier,
Sohannco s.. Stengcl,
mclDer bcuie Dor bier ,Sabrelt, an z, SepiehI'
0cr 1912 iiarb. aher nidt oergellen H.
Selte iino bier Sabre pcrlollen oa Elm ireueS
guQc brad;
llno Gl mrl aud ME uerQcllet;
gScrOen es auh Sabr iino laq
ShMmmrc lanii In SEN 2SunocH
8is Der iiinQie Tag br0i Elm,
lln0 Oa hueroci mir od obell,
Gmiq iein mil Sir Dereini
ole irancrn0e @attn uno Sonter-
(Scpi7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
9nmpfer. @EfmrIiunen.
9amlpfer ,0reamlnm0"

@om Bier sSB bon @roaowah
sWiiDO6 6belnpedie Vedh uno SDomons
N5lano SOC, WlorQena
petie Olonblhein Sreiiag glbenos. 25c,
gamliaQ. Q. Scpcmoer vWiafnldno @Driiian
0noednor" naD elnndpohs nno ole eai binnn'
ier 2.30 9iahmitiaas 50e.
(Suli5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Griccion2inic-2eht Gonniog yio6uittaa.Gr.
cnriion nadJ Aettertun am 81. gmgnit i.30
NdbmlttaQS.
NndaDri-berIdBl Neherion ilhr glDenos
6ncn gNeQ, 5Oc. Niin0i0bri 60c. (gdir iiir
ben Laa nno Sampler Qiliiq) glui oieien
Snbtlen feline nnOercn Nineic dcccpiiri aus
gcnunnen lad Aelieben Der 0onlpdgue
Nlnrencc Gbriuer U B. ".
(SuI22, Ca, Do,Sr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Sun TnenIt, September nuO CftO6cr 1914 Iaetcn
ale 9cithen uno neutrolen Anglo glneritaner 2olti
Hore's: ugSer oic &o6rbet iibcr ben Sricg leen mill
6oltc ocn .DGidlen Gorreipon0erten" Gos 1T oud
1eutc nod pobr Aber crtennen oie 2cutidcn golti
more's es on2 Ser eeaenp6rtig id obipieIenoc Gon
te98ett6cmerb ioate Die glutport eeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

2orO Bruce uirO nnbeoiugt eiuen neutn Gjrcnei-
berdt idlrei6cn milicn; omertaniide 9ieenoc oe
ilnai in @elgieu oepeien no erflGrcn iibercnitinl.
memo ooB oos 2ono gcgenuartg beier permnlte mcr-
oe, ais unter Der riibereu 9ie0ierlmo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Bic Naiirtcu iuuem anf INNER neuc Wdttcl, nm Ocm

Die NartcH iiHHeH auf INNER nene Wdttel, nm ocm
omerifoniten 0nloel @6brud 81 tbn Qos gtecIc
lit Ole &ero6rcoung bon S0ditprecn ole ooroui be-
red)net iino omertaniide @aoren 0oilerno BON oen
Mdrtten DER Nlrten iern5balten. Sodc Breisiclt
iebungcn gebt cs in ben Glltentc Sdiloern bec on,
iie ioaen Dem g9ilder porbeugcn Sun gebt ober Die
Gero6reoung oobin oiees SDcm oilcb fir Die 8eit
nod Dem ariege 6ei5ubebalten oos beiBt eS iolcn
bobcre g8oorenpree oouerno uidt georoert wcroen
0rien, ols Die giegiernaen nod oe 9eoiirniiicn Der
in 6roqe fommenocn &dnOer geitoten. gScGen oer
bo6en 2obne obcr meroen 0ic Ser Stooten nod ocnl
ariege wcneer nod ais fri6er I'M Ston0c ein 10
bills 81 proou5ireL oab iie nit 6en ein6eimhcn
4roouften oiecr 9Gnocr bel olben 8rcen conflrrreu
fonnen 5umoI ie oud] nod bobe @ingangS56ae 81 be-
5oblen boben perocn. Gle pcroer nidt i'm Stonoc
ien 5it oen @reen 81 Oerfouien Ole nod oen cinbci
miden @roOttonstoitcn ieitoeiebt weroeu ioacn uno
Die glusubr nod oieien Sdnoern miro bon ielbit gum
Stillitono fommen, olsgenonnen iodc Nrtifcl, Die
iie fidt proou5iren oOer inter chamber ndt ousall
idcn tonne Non iebt oie glaiirten bobcn cine eon5
beionocre glrt id fir Die Siilie Die oe Der Sootcu
ibnen wd6rcio oeS aregcs gcpGbrt bobcn oontbor 5p
er5eigen.