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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
Finance and Trade
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, LONDON
MARKET CLOSED firm
UNDER HIGH PRICES

NEW YORK, March 10-Extensive
buying OF securities marked the first
half of today's two-hour session. main
ly as a result of latest news from
Washington.
Trading during that period was more
active than at any corresponding time
in over month.
United States Steel and related in
dustrials rose l to points. with 1 to
for shippings, motors. metals and y
few specialties in the leather and pa
per groups.
Rails failed to share in the move
ment, and heaviness was displayed by
Industrial Alcohol and Baldwin Loco
motive.
Some Irregularity on Rumors.
Profit taking and selling induced by
rumors of another marine disaster af-
fecting the allies caused some irregu-
larity later. The closing was strong.
Sales Appropriated 500. 900 shares.
Bonds were irregular, international
issues recording slight concessions.
Some industr,als which have hereto
fore shown considerable strength did
not participate in the general better
ment. Baldwin Locomotive, Smelter,
Mexican Petroleum and Crucible Steel
barely holding their own.
United States Rubber came to the
front under excellent buying and made
3 points gain. The actual closing on
Steel common neg. net gain
of but d of point.
Steel Tonnage Breaks Records.
The untitled orders of the United
States Steel Corporation on February
% were 11,576,697 tons. breaking all
previous records, The figures showed
an increase of 102.643 tons over the
report for January 81 last. The pre-
vious high record was that for Decem
Der 81. 1916, when the untitled orders
stood at 115472S6 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO March 10.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000 head; unsettled; sc lower
than the opening, which was to 10
above yesterdays average. Bulk, 1880
a15OO: light. 14.30al4.93; mixed, 14.55a
1895: heavy. 14.50a15.O5: rough. l4.5Oa
1855: pigs. 1l.40a13.90.
CattIe--Receipts. 500 head: steady:
native beef cattle, S.50a12.5O: stockers
and feeders. 6.60as:6o: cows and heifers.
5.6OaiO50: calves. 9.50a1325.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; steady:
wethers. 11.G0ai2.i9: lambs. 12.4oal5.O5.
COTTON MARKETS..
NEW YORK. March 1O.-The cotton
market was more active and opened
firm at an advance of II to Is points
with March selling up to 1908 after
the call. or into new high ground for
the movement, while May advanced to
1894 and October to 1857, or about
IL to 80 points net higher.
Futures opened steady: March. 1871;
May. 1913; July. 1852: october. 1851;
December, 1894.
around 1875 for May. and after selling
Is to SO points above last night she
market closed steady at net gain of
10 to &c points.
of 6 to u points: March. 1852: May.
1874: July. 1928: October. I6.4l; De-
cernber. 1851.
Realizing brought about moderate
II.
standing at net rise of IL to lS
points. The tone was kept steady by
the forecast of rainy weather for the
entire eastern half of the belt
Spot cotton steady. IL points up.
Sales on the spot. 2.1ss bales; to arrive
500 bales. Good ordinary, 1900: strict
good ordinary. 1850: low middling.
100: strict low middling, 1928: mid
ding. 1880; strict middling. 1853: good
middling, 1897; strict good middling.
1872. Receipts. 2.562 bales; stock,
,651 bales.
NEW ORLEANS March 1O.-The an
nouncement from Washington that
American merchant ships would be
armed caused a buying movement in
cotton today as soon as trading COM
menced. In the first half hour of
business the active months rose IA to
Futures opened steady: March. 17.40:
Nav, 1927. July, 1921: October. 1910;
December 1850 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
Condition of the Treasury.

Condition of the United States Treas
ury at close yesterday showed:
Net balance in general fund, $780,
6SS.
Total receipts. s3.001,e6
Total payments. $4,S5S.555.
The deficit this fiscal year is $685.
1874 243. against deficit of s541S6,l33
last year, exclusive of Panama canal
and public deot transa ctions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
WEEK IN STOCK MARKET
HAS INCREASED TRADING
Moderate Revival of Public Interest
and Renewal of Activity in
Specialties Are Noted.

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Moderate re-
vival of public interest and renewal o.
professional activity in specialties ac-
counted for the appreciable increase OF
operations during the week on the STOCK
exchange The heavier volume of trading
was attended by general advance. some
leaders. including United States Steel. Al
tanning highest levels for month or
more. Although the international situa-
ton presented no new features up to the
close of yesterdays session. it seemed to
be taken for granted that an extra ses-
sion Of Congress would be called and that
definite action would be taken relative to
the armed neutrality controversy.
Speculative interests seemed to take
courage from the favorable trend of gen
eral industrial and financial conditions as
indicated by the continued demand for
steel products at unprecedented prices. a
further inquiry for copper and other
metals and the prosperity suggested BY
increased or extra dividends.
Rails Only One to Lag.
Rails were again the only representative
stocks to lag, their occasional heayines.
being ascribed to further foreign licuida-
ton and disappointment at the failure of
the Supreme Court to render decision
regarding the legality of the Adamson
law.
Exchange on some of the countries OF
the entente powers was once more weak :
Tires declined to a new minimum. with
rubles not far from their greatest point
Of depreciation since the war On the
other hand. the market for international
bonds. that is. foreign war loans. wa
distinctly improved in consequence Of the
more liberal attitude toward these secur1-
ties by the federal reserve board
Additional foreign credits are waiting
on the demands of the Washington gov
eminent Treasury officials have Vet 10
formulate a policy to meet possible home
requirements. Domestic money conditions
indicate further ease and the huge bank
clearings bespeak satisfactory state OF
general business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March 10.-Orders to arm
American merchant ships had mod
erately strengthening effect today on
wheat prices. News that Great Brit
ain was negotiating for all the wheat
in Canada counted also as bullish in
fluence. The market, however, had an
overbought appearance, and there were
plenty of offerings on every upturn in
quotations. Taken as whole. trading
was not heavy and price changes were
of shifting, nervous character
though mainly up grade. Opening fig
ures. which ranged from z to II. high
er, with May at 1.SSh to 1.S9 and July
at 1.571s.to 1.571s. We're followed by a
material reaction, but then by fresh
rallies.
Corn hardened with wheat. The
market, though. was by no means one
sided. After opening !. to 3, higher
prices sagged to below yesterdays
initial top level.
Action in the oats market duplicated
that of corn. Some slight improve
ment was made in the shipping demand
for oats.
Provisions rose chiefly because of the
British government setting relative
ly high price on lard at Liverpool Be
sides. the hog market here was at a
new top record of values
Wheat-Nos. . and red, Nos and
3 hard. nominal. Corn-No. 3 yellow
1.09&4 a1.101a; No. yellow. 1.0SaIOeL
Oats-No. white. 60a61; standard. sos,
a61a Rye. nominal. Barley, 1.0sa
!.32 lmothy. 81 oa5.15. Clover GOA
400 Pork, 1885. Lard, 1902 Ribs
1..00a1762
severe wind and dust storms in Kan
sas resulted later in more pronounced
wheat advance. but rumors that Ger
,..sth vas seeking separate peace
with Russla caused weakness in the
late dealings. The close was unsettled
net lower to u advance, with Nav al
1.s61s to 1S6ss and July at 156a.
subsequently corn prices touched
new high record and then declined as
result of wheat weakness The close
was heavy a a loss of a to J.. net
WHEAT Open. Hiyh Tan.
cd I.ly 1.57l5 1.5szs 1855. 1861
s May :: 1 1.Sss 1 as, ,.Ss,s Loss.
OATS Iva 8
July :..:::.:,:: 57@s Ssss : :ss.. "a. 3,
NEW YORK. March 1o-Flour un-
settled. PORK strong; mess. S35.50a
500 Beer hrm- Lard easy: middle
west. 10. 40a19.50. Molasses Arm. Hay
steady. Hides firm. Leather firm.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
u pm. quota tions)
BALTIMORE, Nd, March I0.-Wbeat
|-Qulet ana easy; spot No red, 2O0L
spot No. 2 red western. 2.O4A; March
No. red. 2.o0A: steamer No. red
1.S4A; receipts. s5.6SS bushels.
Corn-Quiet and easy: spot contract
1.17a: March. LIN; April. 1.17a: re-.
ceipts. 121.9o4 bushels; exports. 237. 04O
bushels
Oats-Steady: standard white. 74IL
sales: No. 3 white. "a sales; receints
S1.237 bushels: sports, 4s6,e33 bushels
Rye-Firmer; No. western export
81. receints 20 SAG huSba1e 49,
Steady. Grain freights-No quotation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
Local Securities.
Graphophone Dividend.

The directors of the American Graph
ophone Company have declared the
regular dividend of TX per cent on
the common stock, payable April i to
shareholders of record March Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10

Harry Harper. Ray Morgan and Ed
Charity also worked both morning
and afternoon. Both Of the former are
overweight although Morgan looks far
different than he did last spring and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10

Manager Grifith set an example in
hard work and surprised some of his
henchmen by getting out in uniform
at both the morning and evening ses-
again today He stood behind the box
and watched all the pitchers warm-up,
giving an occasional word of direc-
ton. and then hit them out for the
suffered no ill-effects from his I'M
wonted work yesterday. except in his
hands which were too tender to stand
up under the strain. Today however.
but set out with vigor TO work the
SORENESS out Of his muscles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10

Jim Shaw is another ~twirler who
gives indications of being in for big
year. Shaw is one of the most gifted
men in the squad. when natural ability
is considered. and. being married now,
he is expected to take the game more
seriously. which is all that Is needed
to make him winning pitcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10

Sam Crane put up fashy fielding
game at short. Although quite tall, he
has no trouble getting down for the
low hops. He Is exceedingly active
and covers a great deal of ground,
What is more. he has a splendid pair
OF hands and throws hard and accu-
rately. but looked far from impressive
in the batting practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10

the year before that, when he reported
from seventeen to twenty-five bounds
overweight. Ray says he weighs but
les now and only has to take on some
SIX or seven pounds to get in playing
trim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

SriegsentIddoierns, ionoern audi
SoDritte, Die mli einen baloigen Srie.
oensidluB ab5ieIen @leid5eitig min
oieie @rippe uom GongreB Derlan.
GEN Der pro0iioriihen 9ieoierung
fem WliBtrouen uus5aoriiden.
gSa5reno Der geiirigen Sibnng
lUiiroen alle glmenoemente 81 Dem
BON Srn. 9erteli ati teleerop6iiAen
@ege iibermittelten Qlutrage, 0ie Don
Ger 5meiten @ruppe porgeibiageu
ipurOen NIT elmer groBen N}aioritdt
3urildgepielen. Nlebrcrc Baciiiiten
pcriuhten gegen Sic Neiohltion $40
ipreden bic cine energiibc @eiter.
iiibrlng oes ariegeS uerlaugt, nun.
cen aber nie6ereeidrieen.
gm iterOam pia 2onoon H..
gIpril. Die oeutideu 3eituugen
tbeilen nit, oaB nidt MIR P1ilip
Sheiocmann, Der 6iibrcr oer io3ia,
liitiicben W1aioritdt. iicb auf Ser 9ieiie
ra6 StodbolH befinoet lonoern OuB
iid Orei berOorroeenoc oelliide 5o.
3ioliiten, @r3berger, gIoler mo Saoie.
in leiner 8egIeihng beiinoen Iie
bier W2dnner im0 nit ipe3iellen Foi.
fen oerie5en iino in @erliuer lo3iQlii
itiihen &reileH glaubt mau oaB lie
9lbgeianote Scr ruiiiihen Regieruug
trefien ino nit oenielben meiter iad)
Betersblra reilen lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
yiid)t cine cin5igr Stimlnc
@fgrn olt ftnf Dillionen lDorlage
8eim @Otum int 9eprdleutauteubaule
afoNirnWa Nrr 8tII aud) i'm 9cnat 9cTtdDrrt
$taatrn OIrcN nenr @iIiS- -GOmpaDncn bilOca

allc 9ln5ei6cn iprecben Oofiir, Dob bic
Bill mn6 i'm Scnot prompt nit elmer
acknowledgement Wiojorit6t ongenons
mcn mcr0cn miro. Scr Scnot miro
am N}ontag init ocr @crotblng Ocr
&orlogc begiunen SIS miro ouge-
monument Dob Der @rGi0ent piellci6t
ic1pn Wlttc Ser QSoc6c Die &orlagc
iuter5cibnen fam.
Gie 0isfuiiion inn %ouic bei6rdnt-
tc iiA pornc5nIib olf porgeiAlo9cne
glmenoemcntS ,oeren fiinf ser Bill
5ilgcfiigt muroen. Bon oieien iiinf
poren bier bonn Gomite fir @iittcl
uno 99cgc gutgebeiBen. Scines ocr-
ielbcn dn0ert Sen @ciit Der @orlugc
in irgcnomic wcientlider @eiic.
Gic beioen lUi6ti9lien QlmcnOc-
meuts, uelde bonn &eprdientanten
9enroot bon @isconiin entworfen ipa.
rem ic6en Dor, ooB Die $3.00O000,-
000-9lnlei6c oni iolhe 2dnoer BE-.
idrdnft miro, Die nit Deutic9lanO i'm
&riege liegcn, unO oaB 0orleben mir
mdbreno oes arieges gemo6t peroen
oiirien.
gInoere 9[menoemente oerbieten Ben
@crfauf Der Ser. Staaten-O6ligatio-
ncn 5u mcniger ais 9SarL Qeitatten
oen 2lnfmtf ouSldnoiic6er Gbligotio.
ucn 81 @ori unO 6eiArdnfen 0ie SEQ
item Der 8erGuBerlmg DER fiinf 9i0io-
nen 06ligotionen ouf ein 8e6ntel 9Sro-
5cnt i6res @eiammtpert6es.
gtcue Mili5 Orgoniiotio. o..
ncn 0iirfen gcbiI0ct
mer0cn.
@oibinatom IA. 9(pril.
@cgen Oos @uto1tcn militGriitber
So6pcritduoigcr in 9e3ug oui oie
gegcnpdrtigc Situotion lit 0aS
Sricgs-Nepartcmcnt oc3lpimgeu nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
frir0rns(Ontrrrn3
9cMtl6er nnO rulFl9er
GO5iNliltsE.
9ilsfte in Surge in GtUtf.
bUlmt 5tliamntcntreten.

9hliiiicbcn 6ricocnsagitatoren muroe
oic Gur@ia1rt ourb Oeliti6lonO
aeitottct. Saben ii9 icbt nad
%etersburg 6cse6eu. Gebrcu
BON oort uob Stod6olm alriid.
9(agcmciucr 6ricoe oocr, iaas
oos fc6GdIGot, 9onocriricOe 8lui-
iden GeutidIouO mo 9haBIano.
Stodbolm IA, 9lpril (oia
Son0om. Die @lel0rngen BON ei-
ncr Gonierena utiiii6er tmo oeutider
5o5ialiltcn IN StoG6olm 3peds ,S0r-
oerlng Der 6rieOensiobe i6einen per-
friibt gepeien at iein. Sold cine
@onieren8 Oiirite jeoo6 in oaernd9.
tier 3uflnit 3lr G6atio1e ueroen.
Der llmItano, ooB riliiiideu 6rie-
0enS 9loitotoren oeitattct ipitroe,
@cutihlon0 bon Scr 56pei3 aus 3u
frcii5cn, i9eint on5uoeiltcM OoB oic
Oeutibe &egierling 6um niinoeiten
elmer ioldcn 9epegiug feline Sinoer-
niiie in ben 8es 81 Ieoen beabii4'
tigt.
Die @eIeaiAoit, melGe 6reitog
bier antom iimfaBtc oreiBig 9fltiieL
iuelde III einem peri1loilenen Pluto
ourd DeutiAlanO flt6ren. Inter ben
Souptntitelieoern Der @ruppe 6efan.
cen iic6 91ifolai 2enin, ser ruiiii1e
raoifale So5ialiitenfiibrer, ltuo 81.
uoDuof, Elm au0erer goOifdler uno
8ricoensirelnO. @eioe iino 3ei-
tiings6erdrsgeber in @enf ino pro-
mineute Gyigiiren i'm 3inmermolo-
GongreB
SSn Stod6olm erlieBen Sic 9illiicn
cine GrflGrung, in Ger lie @ngIano
ongriffen uno es onidu(oigten 8u
neriuden eineS Der 9leiuItote ser
nliiii9en SReoolution 81 3eritorcn
politiide 9lmneitie, lu0 rliiiilt6en &c.
pollItiondren i'm 9luslanoe, sic gegcn
cine 6ortieBrng oes &rieges iino, Oie
Grldu6niB sur 9liidfe6r 5u 0erpci.
Germ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
glr@i6aIO 8. 9l00ieuelt uer9eirat9et:

Cotton MoIi, IA. 9lpril
g(rdibolo 9. GooiepcIt, scr 5o6n
oas @r-%r0iiocnten 9looicoclt, oerbei-
ratbetc iid 6elite nit SRI. Grace g.
9odwooo, Ser Gobter BON Sbomas
g. 2odpooo bon bier, Gas Gatlm
Der Sod65cit wurOe ans Dem @rlmOc
frii6er ieitgeiest neil Der 9rdutigau
cine Gin6erilflng 81 ocn gGoiicn IN
0cn uGditen GaGen cupartct. Gr lit
Elm @}itglieo oeS Ofii5ier-9leierOe-
CORDS Der &arpar0.llnineriit1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15


@aIbington, IA. 9(pril. IT
O6nc oaB ol6 MIR cine eiu5ige
Stilnne oogegen n6geeeben mrrOc,
paiiirte 6eutc 9loHmittog ole 9iebeu
9iuioucu Collars aricgs @eoeuucn-
Gorlosc oaS Observation-Disclosures.
Die 9lufiinoigung ocs @rgebniiics
Der 9lbIiinlmune muroc bon ocn N}it-
0lic0crn unO ocn 3u66rern nit 9ei.
faas-9leuBcrungcn 6egriiBt 9leprd-
icntont 9ouoon bon 9leu Dorf, Ger
eirjigc So5ioliit i'm GongrcB, cnt-
5ielt ii6 Der glbiiimmnig.
ga Oielc Nlit9Iieocr obmclcno wa-
rem luo anoerc iid6 oabgepoart~ Bat
ten, 10 ipitr0cu mr $3.50 iStimmen
iiir sic &orlage regiitrirt; o6er io-
iuo6l Der Oemofratiidc 6ii6rer Silt
din mic Der rcpu6lifanii6e 6ii6rer
Monn fiin0igteu an ooB ale Dit
9lieocr fin sic 9iQ gcitimmt baben
milrlcn ipdrcn lie onluqien0 gewcicn.
Iie 6ornalit1t ocs 92qmensauf-
rufcs mdre garnic6t not6penoig gc-
iUcien bdtten nibt eini9c W1itglie0er,
bic gegen ocn aricgs6cihmB itinm-
ten Ooranf beitanoen, iebt, nadocm
Die 9lotion inn ariege lit, @elegcn6eit
81 6aben, i6re Stinme fir 9luf6rin-
glmg Der @el0er 5ur Gur6fii6riiug
ocs aricgcs ob5uec6en.
Eic Sorloge olltoriiirt eine $5,-
000,000,000 Obli9otioncn-9lusgabe,
bon wcIdem 9ctraoc 0en @ntente-
mddten $3,OO0,000,000 gelic6cn
mer0cn ioQen imo Die 9nsga6c bon
Observation-Disclosures in So6e bon
$2,000,000,000, fin Die i6lieBIiM
our6 ncuc 9eiicncrrugS-@la
men Geding 0cidaifcn wcrOcn ioa
Die Foliirung Scr &orloge I'M
Solic mar niemals i'm 3mcifeL ino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Dc non5s sroroee Ser Smnrotiom int {oe oeenoner,.

9lus Ser Grtldritng eing ferucr
9erpor, OaB Oic ghtiien pdbreno ne
nc5 in DER S9wei5 beianoen in Der
binoung nit fran5oiiiden imO 0eut-
ihen raoifalen So8ialiitcn geitanoen
6otten.
0ie 9eluher puroen am 9abn-
6ofe bon 9iirgermeiiter Sinobagen
un0 einigen ser idpeoii6en raoifo-
len So5ioliiten empfaugen, nit oenea
iie cine @onieren5 abbieIten. Die @r-
gebuiiie Der @oniereu5 puroen ge.
6eim gebolten.
Iie 3eitimg oDaeens 9tpbetcr"
erflGrt ieooc5. oaB fe erfabren babe,
0aB 2enin oie &eiie ais 8iibrer elmer
ipiteuatii6en notwithstanding un-
ternabm, iino oaB er uno ieine Sreln-
DC 6ereitS Ole SuIicberltne DER lInter
itiibung pon oeiltiden Hooitalen iiir
einen GongreB in Stodbolm erbolten
ba6en. ghih cirige fran50iil6e 60
5ialiiten ltimmteu angeblib Dem
@Iane 5lt ober Oie cnsliiben So8io-
liIten weigerten iid abiolut, m Den
llnterbanOlrnoen t6eil3unebmen.
Ole 3eitlng fiiot 6in5lt Dab Sr
Qeniu IN pier5ebn Gagen aus 9}eters-
burg nuc6 Stodbolm 8uriid3nfebrcn
eeOenft, uno 5par an Der Spite elmer
ruiiiideu 6rieoens-GeIesation. IS
pcrluutet, oaB er fir aagemeinen
6rieoeu lit, menn Elm iol9er 5uitonOe
gebro1t meroen fam. gBem jeOo6
oic meitliben Nfdbte, 6eion0ers @ng-
lan0, nibt fiir einen iol9en @eodn.
Zen 5u ba6en iein lollten, Damn min cr
rerIuben, einen SonOetirieoen 5tui-
i1en 0elttiHlono lmo 9luBlano 5it-
iianoc 81 bringen.
Die riiiiide @eieaiboit befinoet
iid sur 8eit oui Der 9ieiie uo4 $e-
tersburg.
8 8ocifiltifdes element I'M.
Der Minocrhcit.
@eterSbnrg, 0ia 2onoon, Ia.
9(pril. Gos paciiiitii6e Clement
befinoet iib in Dem GongreB Der 81,
itrict.Gon3ile Der 9(rbeiter. uno Sol.
oaten-0eIegaten Ger 5ur Belt bier
togt enti9ieOen in Der Wfinoerbcit.
Ole 3e6otte 3eigt iomeit 8wci Smtpt'
0ie critic, pelbe BON elmer
iiberipGltiaenoen @lebr6eit eet6eilt 81
iperoen ideint, tritt fir cine enerei-
l6e Serfolglng oes arieaes uno fir
oie tbatfrdftige llnteritiiBrng Der
neuen Gegierung elm.
Die 3meite @tuppe, bic ii6 baupt.
i6dlih ans ro0ifolen So8ioliiten SUI
iommeniebt, befiirmortet nicbt nur
NoS 9(uiseben oller 9lnncrations-@ro-
iefte llnO ol(er @e0onfeu an cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
9lmcrifancr uidjt bclaRiot.

&openbog en- oio &onOon IA.
Npril. Charles @orlein elm Ser
trctcr Der Gbcago @eltetn electric
60. melMer bier mis Berlin eingc-
lroffcn lit crfldrt ooB bic 9lucrifa-
ner in 0clti6lou0 iiberbolipt niAt
6cIditigt weroen mlo ii6 nicbt einmul
mic on0erc 9iirgcr aus feinolibcr
SGnoern tGglic6 bel Der &oli3ei mel.
Ocu miiiien.
98orlein 1T Der 5peitc 9lrcrifoner,
wel@er felt Scr aricgscrtIdrung
Gcutic6lono oerlaiicu 9ot. Dic @r-
loubniB 8pr 9Ibreiic mnroc ibm uo6
Der iibli6cn g8orte5cit ousgeb6nOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

BON 10 ouf % mo oie 3ubl Ser lln-
teroiii6icrc betra6tlid pcrmcbrt.
Syt einem nnOercn glmcnOcment
miro porgei6rie6en ooB ipdbrcnO Oe3
&riegeS Die BON cinen Solootcn ob-
bdn0gen Gonlilien $t5 pro @tonot
erbolten iollcn. @emn Gin Soloot im
&ricee fGat o0er an erlittenen @un-
0eu itirbt Damn betonlmt 0eHcn Ja.
nlilie ie98 @}onotc @c5o6hlng I'M
@etragc Der 2obnun9 oes &eritor6c-
nco. 9ei Oem 6liegcr. Corps miro bic
Set Der @uti6Goiomg ouf elm Sobr
olSgc0c6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
9lrsentiniidss SSOlf oescn 2entidJ-
Lamb cmpOrt.

@ltcnos 9(preS, 9lr9cntinien,
IA. g(pril. Die 9|acbribt bon ser
Gorpcoirlmg ocs orgcitiuilGcu Shif-
ics yN}onte 9ortegiOo~ meIde Dem
9lnihcin nab onr6 Elm oeutidcs I'M
terieeboot crfol9te. bat emcn tiefen
@inOrud 9ema6t. Die 3eituns a9}o-
cion~ crnabnt Die 9co0lfcrmg iib
rubig 5i oerbaltcn.
Die u2lr0crtina" crtldrt, ooB sic
gcianmtc geoolferung oas @ericn-
fen Oes S4iffes ais cine criniineIlc
Sonohmg perlirt6eilt imO erwartet
bon Der &e9iering, oaB Oieie cine
encr9ii6e @nIting nnne6men ioae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Crepe sc G6inc- nuO Wcor9cttc-
SlciOcr.

S;n 0eS 8rii6lings licblidIten uno
cnt3idcnoiten Stilen im0 lSor6en.
9lnqcierti9t gum &erfolti fiir $i9.9S,
$25 un0 S27.50, fir. $3.50
Sin 6eoellteuo plnocrDollerer &or.
fan ais irgcn0 Elm ange5eigter Ser
faii oieier Sdiion. (aeine @oit- oOer
Eelep6on-9luitrGgc. 9tQe @erfduie
meroen ioiort abgei6loiien. Seine an
@dnoler.) 9lae neuiten 6orben lno
1errliCbes W2oterial.
GtanneuerregcnScr @erfaaf In Slci-
bern unO GiGuteln.
2S00 elegusitc $22.50 uno $25
Sei0e- uno 8u1-&leioer fiir. $3.50
1880 neue 6rii6ln9s 9RGutcl,
mcrtb bis 5000, fiir mr. $500
uno Observation-Disclosures. .$14.50
Wlorsen Elm @crfanf in Sciocu.
Iie Stdot miro oavon ipreAen
Sport Sei0en EaffetaS, M}eiialmes,
Crepe De G6ine uno piele an0ere.
9lusna5msueiie g8ert6e, oie nibt
einnal oenl @ngroS-Greis nabe font
men. Ereiie rangiren ie nod @ert6
pom. SOC. bis $1.39 pro yaro.
Sin anRCrgcluG6nli@es Ent-9lugc6ut.
lIeber 900 ncitit saruirtc Site.
Sli cinem Oreitdoigen &erfoui
YPontag Gicuitog rno Nlittmod
pon einem ooIlen Irittel bis 6eiua6e