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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
Dry Goods Review.

NEW YORK, September l-Gray cotton
goods markets have been weak for several
days. and prices are now down more than
cent u y9rd on some OF the staple con-
structions OF print cloths. This Is more than
me average DECLINE. however. and IN not
fully reheftcd even In lightweight sheetings.
yarn markets also continue easy. with prices
sagsins Tho jobbing trade of the country
reports p good movement OF merchandi on
past orders. but tobhcrs as a rule. are not
buying freely at this time. Retail trade in
large ccnters shows L distinct trend to
economical buying on the part OF consumers.
Government cotton goods orders continue
large; and they are taking up a very sub
stantial part of the output Of the mills for
the balance OF this year. and well into next
year on some cfNths. Export trade liz fair,
put not as active az month ago. The
finished goods markets rule generally very
steady: many orders being past due and
mills being unable to maintain n capacity
output on account OF labor conditions Gu
riousIy enough. this contraction of OUTPUT
decreased consumption Of cotton. as mills
are generally working, on lower average
freely: confidence that consumption OF
nerchandise Will be large this fall is based
upon me iuii money returns from crops. and
,ortIrnices are Irregular and are quoted as
cents In, 6fxegs. IN cents; 3sa-inch. Gixsi's.
loH cents: brown sheetings. Southern stand
ARDS. l57 cents and l5l denms 22O Indigo
* cents: tickings. S-oUncc 81 cents; sta bio
glnEhams. Is cents: standard prints i2is
cents: dress EinEhams III. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
THE SOUTH IN THE SADDLE;
SHE is FEEDING THE WORLD
This Years Grain Crop Something That
IL wonderfui.-Salue Of Cereals
Surpassed Expectation.

The figures of the Manufacturers
Record on this yenr's grain crop OF
tho South. as made up from the re-
ports and estimates Of tho United
States government. are encouraging.
to say the least Of them. That Jour-
nal says:
This years grain crop in the South
Will likely exceed by $1,000, 00o.000 the
value OF last years cotton crop. which
amounted to nearly 100000. 900.
which was by several hundred mil
lion dollars tho most valuable cotton
crop ever produced.
This years corn crop in the South.
based on August l conditions. will
probably exceed 100000. 900 bushels.
At 4 low valuation OF $50 per bushel
and we think it Will equal this on the
average during the year-this cror
alone would be worth Sl,So0,O0O, GOO,
or S300.Oo0.Q00 more than last years
wonderful cotton-crop valuation.
The value Of the South's wheat crop.
on the basis Of 81 per bushel. which is
probably below the average at which
1t will sell, would be S2S3.00O. 900,
while oats. rice and rye will likely
yield Sl75.0o0.000 or more.
The value Of these grain crops. there
fore. IL the average price does not go
any higher than the figures quoted.
would be about s2.25O.O00.000, but We
believe the final valuation will come
near $4,000. 100000.
The potato crop OF the South. In
Guiding white and sweet potatoes.
promises to be worth moro than $780,
100000
These are wonderful illustrations Of
the amazing values which the South
will this year receive for some Of its
agricultural products.
The total quantity of grain-wheat.
corn. oats, rice and rye-will probably
be not far from 1.000.00O.0O0 bushels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
A BUSY STATE COLLEGE
North Cardinals Great Agricultural
School Keeping Right at Il All
the Year Around.

A special from Raleigh to the Manu-
facturers' Record says: Tho North
Carolina State College OF Agriculture
and Engineering ut Raleigh has set out
this year to make Il State record for
constant and varied usefulness. AS
soon rs It's regular term ended a sum-
mer school for teachers began, at
which nearly 600 attended. The day
after this ended $50 troops of the Ma
tional Guard ordered to Raleigh filled
the dormitories and tho mess hall.
Next came 533 boys and forty-three
girls to take the summer short course
In corn club, pig club, poultry club.
canning club and other activities This
Is record in the United States in
point OF attendance OF boys and girls
at such n course. and 1t is rs per cent
greater than that of last year in this
course at this college. To-day the
State Farmers Convention, composed
Of farmers and their wives and sisters,
began, with record attendance of
about 1900. The ninety United States
farm demonstration agents in the State
were in convention during the summer
short course, and will be here through
the farmers convention week. which
draws specialists OF high degree. head
ed by Bradford Knapp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

| new block has sprung up. consisting
of a hardware store. n grocery. n ga
rage and double store for general
merchandise. This block Is valued at
something like $4,000. In addition to
the above, the Citizens Bank Is pre-
pairing foundations for their new bank
building. to cost $4,000.
All OF these buildings. with the ex-
ccption of the churches. are on the
south side OF the town. and 1t seems as
IL the business Is drifting to the to-
bacco section.
There are in course Of erection sew
eral private residences at moderate
cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

tion is that 1t IS their purpose 10
build hydro-electric plant and eetak.,
iish cotton mill that Will emr loy q
large number OF hands This "a In
dicated by the fact that land has been.
acquired upon which to erect cot
,tases to house the operatives II Ia
understood that the company will soon
he Incorporated with at least $500. 600
capital stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale 0uotatisnx
CHICAGO CHAM MARkr
CIV W. e. Crenshzw AZ Col

CHICAGO. September l.-Corn showed an
easy tone to-day. Holders OF abundant
have satisi.d ,hrir WI, sh s,si seeined TO
ness prevailed in view OF the two days
closing over Labor Day. Frosts in the
Northwest were generally Ignored though
with cooler weather coming they were es-
pccted to be bullish factor The buying
Was mainly on resting orders. Tho close
WAS weak :, to Ia cent lower. with Deem
Der at liZl7 cent lower with December ~
ll:,7 TO l.lla. and May At lo7L oats
finished ! to z cent lower. Provisions ad :
fanced With a nrm undcrtone and 4 mode
rate shipping demand.
MHEAr- ,:.=a. High Low Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September i. 1917.
Report for week ending August u:
Choice steers. II @uh: medium to good.
saioa: common e1n, to fair 70sr- choic.
medium 10 good. .sadih; common to fair.
9TH: .Sommon to fair. 5a 66h. Best heavy
bulls. 7h4s: light, 6@1. Best calves. 100 1915:
Is: medium weight: l5,1 0ls: shoats. 12ait:
sows and stays, lo612 Best sheep. I68:
KGl5: medium. 12@l2h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
Sewer System for Abingdon.

BRISTOL. VA, September 1.-The
historic town OF Abingdon, without a
sewer system throughout the past, has
let a contract for the work Of LAYING
sewers on its principal streets. The
work. which represents an investment
tanooEa firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
Markets

NEW YORK. September 1.-Mercantiie
paper. 586M. Sterling: ixty-day bills. s472;
commercial yix,y-day bills on banks. sL7h:
commercial sixty-day bills. 3i.7lx: dema nd
H7S SIG: cables. H.76 TIC: bar silver. BOY:
Mexican dollars. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARxH,

CHICAGO. September Hogs: receipts.
35N; early top, $ls.S; bulk, $l7609 $l7.I5;
light. slioo q 1is.75; mixed. ;l6ss q sS7S:
heavy. 1i6.s5o .is.75; rough. 1865 q il7.i5:
pigs, ST. - a $3.50.
Cattle. receipts. 5000. weak; native beef
eattie. sseoQ $3.50: Western steers. 37O0Gp
SiO stockcrs and feeders, 56.O0lp {92,;
cows and heIfers si.s5a sla55; calves. $500
f $l6 30
Sheep: receipts, 1000, steady; wethers,
5000 {ll.35: lambs. Sll2 q $lT75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

SAVANNAH. GA. September 1.-Turpen-
tine. firm. 3sl5; sales. ITS casks: receipts. IA
kosin: h:in: sales. i.lSo barrels: receipts
taSg barrels; shiPmsnts none: stock His:
G. s2s152I1a: II. 5.27h p5.3o: /. $500 6. ssl4 !:
I.O0IT.10: WV, 7lJl17,25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

SPR1NGWOOD. VA. September L.
Capitalists o< North Carolina have ac-
CURED property here. and the intorma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reportrd by Rodgers. Plummer e. Co. Incl
PETERSBURG VA. September l.-Spanish
-F'urnors' stock. nominal. MISUNDERSTANDING
ers stock. nominal. Fancy Jumbo. 7c per
pound: extra prime. 6hc per pound: prime.
&c per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

and yarns were quiet to-day. owing to tho
steady. Local 1obbers report a very largo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September l.-Buttcr. nrm
cheese. 1rm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
mHEA - .r.-n High Low cIo,.
Futures
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

IasH ETaIN, VI hcAt-NO. red, No. RCD
No. hard. No. hard. nominal. Corn-Nt
yellow. 10: No. and No. 4 yellow. nom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho Stnndnld Railroad of tho South. 80
EEFEGTiXE july 70, IS17.
e5 kor Fi sI f.. and South: s:ls a n and
:, For Norfolk; 6;ss A: NJ. $500 A. IL. a:oo
r.. NJ. N'Ai9u ?. M. Is:4s P. ~ A '''s
A. NJ. 500 :; NJ: s;ss p; NJ No a. @' s'Ss ,.
s:l6 A. NJ: 300 A. NJ. 9:5U A. M.A 40;
sa5 H,i MO- ! s5 Mp fsit5 F. AZ. S:65 p. ILL., IL.
p. NJ f'oo
Trains arrive. Richmond daily: SOS An, .
1895 A. Nj, S;1s a. Al; $40 A. AZ. ii:4S
e::5E I + 81. s 5;15 A. s:So r & NJ
Time Of arrival and depa1u 1aiy Eva
nections not guaranteed uu Guns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
STEAMBOATS,
OldD0miniOnLine

Ao Ne S: .oo hichmond. ieot o. Ash strset.
Ss SLY s:oo I: Al SopnsStions Eith Nails Los
daily ssssps sssdsy ,S:SS =. Il. esss.esaisssass
4 .; Ky:a a. 1900 =. ii. daily as' efc.pt s a.
Gays, Nixht lins steamers step At clare
s'SIinESsssii;SrA nAv,a.r,o. ca $3.50
Eiver 81 daylight Tor. Norfolk. >Sid sFs5nsas
Eswport News and 81 lanes hiSss I4na.s
s,Ss H. Fisixht received for ~ JssaS9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
For ALL TWELVE RANKi

WASHINGTON. September Am in
crease of approximately s57.000,00O in
total resources was recorded during the
week by Federal reserve banks. The
condition Of banks, August 81 was as
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02
The Public
Pays

Paper prices can be reduced by
lessening consumption Of book.
and bond papers and saving all,
grades for sale to waste paper,
dealers. MA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

Total earning assets. {.
Unsolicited Items. .........
National bank notes.
Due from other Federal -e-
serve banks.
Due from depositaries-s
of certificates Of Indebted
ness of August %. .......
All other resources. ........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

week days; AIS PM. Sundays; Ar. sll.2s AN,
DAILY. tredericksburg Accom-. week days, LY.
sflo I'M; Ar. $50 AM. Ashland Accom- week
AElba ticket aud baggage Offices not opcn
Tor this train. sMain 81 S,.
tbyrd ST. Sta stopping at Elbal Eiba Sta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

Nnuir.Aic fluctuations OH f.Aciaure
Richmond, Va September / 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

Total reserve. .........
Bills discounted and bought. :.
United States government,
certificates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02

Gold coin and certificates
In vault. ;:
Gold settlement fund. 80.
Gold with foreign agencies
The day book., 1917-04-26

New York, April 26.-UnIess more
food is produced in this country,
American workers, although receiv-
ing higher wages than ever before,
will not have enough money to feed
themselves properly.
This is the meaning in an official
report just issued by the U. S. bu-
reau of labor statistics, covering
food prices in industrial centers.
From Feb. Is, 1916, to Feb. Is,
1917-One \year-food prices ad-
Yanced an average of "A per cent.
Last years dollar is now worth 76
cents at the grocer's.
The greatest price advance was
that Of onions, 1T per cent. POta-
toes went up 1O7 per cent, beans 81
per cent: Nothing decreased.
Wages have not kept pace with
food costs.
Comparative figures soon to be
issued by the bureau show that, TAX
ing 1907 as a basis, wages since then
have increased 16 per cent, retail
food prices SO per cent, up to 1916.
The first two months of 1917 show a
still greater cost increase.
Food prices today are 81 per cent
over those of 1907.
Diagram shows rise in food prices
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
SiSofrifa's Statns.

&op1to6t Siioofrifo, 81. SUM.
@lit 70 gegeu 81 Stimmen nobm
geitern OaS Sous cine GeiohItion an
in pel6er ole &ropaean0o fir Die
grri6hrng elmer ielblftGnoieen &e.
publit in Sii6ofrifo Derurtbeillt
wuroe. g8ie Die 9feiolution erflGrt,
miro ole 8epegung bon ben glatio-
nalilten unter Den bpadnoil6en
@auern beionoers gefor0ert.
Ger 6iibrer Der 9tationoliiteL @e.
nerolSerbog, erflGrte in Der Debatte,
ooB er 0por elm 9tepublifaner iei,
aber gegenmGrtig nidt fir Die @rrid-
hlng elmer &epublif eintreten fonne,
neil Ser 8lan nur Damn @rfolg baben
miiroe, nenn Oos 2ano einitinunig
fir Die ltnobbGneiefeit BON @ngIano
eintreten ipiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
9rsi SOOtc, eff SSerlette.

Soutb &ib er, 0..S., 81. Su-
in. - 8mei MGnner WurOen auf Der
SteIle get0otet lrno elf anoere oerlebt,
ais Elm 8ug Der RenniDlOanio 8obu
Der 8miiben Soitb glmbop lno
Somesburg fG6rt, in einen nit 9lr-
beitern eefiiaten glutobils, nod Den
gu Yont YuIbDermerfen in Barlin
beitimmt, fro1te 9ie S6merOerpun-
oeten liegen iest I'M Soipitnl in gteu.
8runspid, mo- elmer bon ibneh Ebo-
mas Carroll BON glem-gOrt, Itarb.
9ie ouf Der SteIe @et0Oteten itno
@m. 2. Morau bon StomforO, Con-
necticut, lrno 8ranf 8aiIeD bon Slat-
bulb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

1Sral Goc6i beronIoBt, offen Oie @e-
ibidte preis5uge6en. Serr Smann
lieB aud 8roil Yatterion Dor ii6
fommen mO oieie 6eItdtigte Die 9In-
goben.
Qie 2e6rerin er5dblte, BOB etlpoS
ii6er einen N}onat nod Dem Ser.
i6pinOen @ocdis unO na9 Dem Be
Iub ser 9eomten bel 6rml Goc6i
Ser Geteftib 0}c@ee iie beIubte lmo
ibr in Der &ouptia6e Oieiel6en Sin.
gaben modte mie Der 6rau Oes Gnt-
flobenen.
Ger fri6er bel Goc6iin onqeIteGte
SenrD 9lnfermonn, elm 18.idbriger
Singing, mill Dor ettpa Orei @u6en
bon einem Wonne, Der ibn inter
Dem @omen 6i8fe befanut lit rnO elm
6rernO Goc6ts por, e6eufalls ge.
bort ba6en oaB 9lut6 Gruger in Ell.
nem Soipital an Den 6olgen elmer
Operatiou geltor6en iei.
9eamte mi0er itreiten Sen
9(nga6en.
GapitGn Cooper erfldrte, 0aB er ME
peoer Ser 6rau Gocbi nod irgeno
elmer 9erion eeeenii6er, aud nur Elm
@ort oerlauten lieB, OnB Die 9ieinbeit
oes Gruger.Mdo6ens in 8rage Itelt
9ie @r3G6lung iei bon 9eginu bis
gum Gnoe foIi6. Ole llnterm6ung
ieinerieits babe ergeben, OoB 9fut6
Gruger's 2eben 0oIlfommen eiu-
monofrei gerpeien iei.
9lud 0ie 0eteftiOs Wlc@ee unO 2a.
9arenne iogter OaB iie niemalS Elm
8ort gegen oie lu5meifel6ofte Geiu.
belt 6es 0ldo6enS berlaliteu lieBeu,
Die Sbouftion Der 2eide 9fut6'S
bat ergeben, oaB feline Operation an
ibr borgenommen mur0e.
@igentbiimer gefun0en.
Ser graue 9ln5ig, Der ne6en Der
9ei6e gefunOeu ipllroe, gebort, pe
Der GiltriftSnnmalt erflGrt Dem inn
1. &aoallerie.Hegiment oienenOen s..
6. Snom, ebenio Ser Gbauifeurrod,
Der Dem @ictor 9laOD upie ongegoi-
fen" iibt. Snow iagt, Bob Die GIei-
olmgsitiide in Gocdi's Sdronf Ia.
gen. felt er, Snop, Dor ehua 5ruei
Syo6ren oos @iotorra0fa6ren oufgo6
uno Oie SaHea Gocdi ibenfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
saudboOtjaser Oerbrauut.

Suit @aoli, 81. SUM. II Ger
EoubbootiGger 20. g. So, friiber
o@pplp", elm 40 SUB longes 0eotor-
boot, 1T Ieste Go6t in StonB @eod
bis gum @olieripiegel Derbrannt.
8d6nricb q. s. McGen0ie, Der ge-
feblsbaber oes Sabr8euees, tno feline
Manni6oft BON feds Perionen mur-
oen bon aapitGu @iaiom SparroiD
uno 9eliten Ser aiiitenpa9e Der
Stonp 9eo6 Station gerettet.
9alo no60em 6as 8euer entltan.
Den por, nuroe oos Boot na6 Der
&iiite eel6Ieppt, bod ItonO i6on Der
gon0e Oberbou in bellen Slanmen.
9ie an 8oro befinoli9e Wlunition
purOe an 2an0 eebradt, ebe Die
6lunmen lie erreibten. 0ie Nao.
rinebeb0roen baben einellnteriudung
eingeleitet, INN ole gntltebAugsurlade
oeS SeuerS feltoultellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Nampfer nGeeilieo cunfiscirt.

@oIton, 81. Suni. Ter 9aoro-
Oeuti6e 2lopo-0onpfer nGecilie~,
Der ieit Dem 9lusbruH oes Grieges
i'm bieiigen @aien lag, puroe beute
bon Dem Safen-GoIleftor fir Die
6iifabrts-9eb6roe nit @e-
idlag gelegt. Die oenielben ieetiidtig
MAIDEN laiien miro. Gieie MaBnubme
mar nilr cine formelle. GA Der Gam.
pier ieit Dem 6ebruor I'M 9elib Nes
9unoes-M -Marldalls iiir oas gunoes'
@eridt mar, Dor mel6em oie &lage
auf S6aOenerlob, bon 5luei Stem
9orfcr 9anfen gegen ieine @igeut6ii-
mer i1Debte, mar. SodbcrItGn0ige
beri6teten an 0os @eribt, ooB oiei
&eparahlren ocs S6aOens, Die Dem
Sdiiie bon Der 9eiabrmo oui 9efe6I
oeS Gapiidns @oIod 3ueefiiot purOe,
etma $4,000 in Q(nipru6 nebmen
qpiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
OiOm iltbslt iiber SBiIiOu.

&rieesboti6aft uno lRiilion na9
glmerifa bon 3renier @oieIli be.
ipro6en. II 0emonItration in ser
itoIienii9en Ieputirten.&ommer.
&om, 81. SUM. @roBe 9egei.
Iterlng r4ef cine 9eoe 0es ErenlierS
Goielli in Der Gepltirtenfammer ber.
Dor in pelder @rdi. billions Griegs-
boti6oft cn ben GongreB, in melder
,oie gr0Bte 4emofratie Der @elt 70
eoel in BrdIioem @ilion's 8oti6of-
ten ipribt."
glu1 Die @rtpdbnung Der italienit
ihen Oliilion in 9lmerifa imo cine
4epelbe oes Yrin5en lloine l0Iten
grnBe 9egeiiterung aus. 8oieIli ap.
peairte an oas 2ano, 5uiamnen5u-
iteben, uno nornt gegen 8eriiIbe,
Die 0ffentlide Meining 81 beOriiden.
Obne Sieg fonne feline geielliAaft.
lide 4laIIe, am menigiten aber Die
Broletarier ouf 6ufiinftigen Sort,
iAritt imo 3ufrieoenbeit boffen. Ger
@remier fiinoigt nod an oaB unter
@orlib zines Witalieoes Der 3egie.
rng cine Organilation CUR 8erbrei-
tung patriotiiher SSoeen lno @efiib.
len i'm aau5en 2anOe ins 2e6en geru.
fen neroen miir0e.
Brin5 lloine ausge5ei6-
net.
Rrin5 lloine lit ole iilberne9apfer.
feits.W2eoaiae fir feline Gienlte alS
9ommdnoant zines TorpeOoboot5er.
iiorers mdbrenO pier8e6n Monaten
nerlieben poroen
6 ambon iiber oeutibe e Q 0.
3ialiitep.
Raris, 81. Suni. Ger Wlini-
iter fir auspdrtige 9lngelegen6eiten,
s5ules Gambon erfldrte, Ser Gintritt
9lmerifas in Sen &rieg babe IN
Deutidlano ernIte llnrait beruriobt.
Serner iagte er 81 einem 8ertreter
Der ogIiiociirten 8reiie@ in ieiner lin.
terreOung:
o@s 5eiat iid, 6uB ole 8icle ser
oeutiben Wle6rbeits So5ialiiten in
StodboIm nit ienen ibrer 9Regierrng
iibereinitimmen beiouoers 10 in ser
elidiiiihen 6rage, uelbe Die groBe
SSrage BEL 9eginn Der llnterbanolun.
gen iein peroe." Die glmerifaner
miiiien tpiiien, OoB ale uniere Sra.
gen. pie iiber Gefonomie, Golonien,
maritime Saden, GntidGoigrngen
unO 8elsien crit nod oieier groBen
6rage fommem Oeren @ntideioung
Der gSaAfommenihaft 5eigen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

de 5it einent torpeoirten britii9en
Sampler geborten unO perjogte nit
ieinen @ei6iiben 5pei &al9boote,
mel6e lib nod Oi9t in Der g&Gbe Der
9oote auf6ielteu, in mel9en Die bri-
tiicbe 8eiasung 92a6ts porber gu
fludt genomnen bate. Sin @atrou.
iGen6oot 0erieI6eu 6Iotiae rettete
Oier5ig O}onu BON einem britii9en
Ganpfer. Gas &au6boot, oos i'm
torpeoirte, bei6oB Die Rethmgsboote
imo t0otete adt Der Snialien.
9 euti6 DIES Eau6bOot ge.
rammt unO NJ bri6 Elm.
lid oerienft.
8aiis Ser omerifoni-
iden 5IotttlGe in @ng.
lamb, 81. SUM. ~ Sin 6elltibes
&au66oot, oos elm 0ertib geborener
omeritanii6er Datroie ent0edt 6atte,
BON einem amerifanii9en 3erit6rer
gerammt lm0 oerienft, mie Die 8e-
iablmg zines gemiiien omerifanil6en
S6iifes, 6os 6ellte in oen Sofen 8lt.
riidfebrte, glau6t.
Gas lit oos erite oelttl9e Eau9.
boot, Oeilen Gerienfen BON oen Be
iatimgen oec omerifonii6en Yotroa.
8lottille genteloet muroe.
0os 0eutibe &au6boot mar Oireft
Dor Dem omerifanil6en &riegsl6iffe
bemertt Doroen irnO 10 nabe an oem.
ieI6erL OaB 6ie aanonen Oes Ger
it0rers nicbt tief genug geneiet per.
Den fonnten, lm oarauf 81 feuern.
Ser Gopit1n rammte oonn 0os
Eau66oot, uno ole on 8oro oes Ser.
ii0rcrs beiinOlidben &eilte erflGrten,
oen StoB Deripiirt 5u 6aben.
9l6er iel6it menn oas Gau9boot
orr6 oen 3erit0rer ni9t oerienft
moroen mGre, lit es mobri6einli6 ei-
ner onoeren &orridhtng eegen Die
&audboote 5um Opier gefaaen, iagen
ole Motroien Oes 3erit0rers.
9riteni6iff brett oor
Dem &afen perienft.
Die 2eute 81 Saltle in 6en Der.
Stoateil f6nneu oerii9ert lein, ooB
Die omerifanii9e 6lottiGe nmitten
6rin" lit. @eItern torpeOirte elm Oeilt-
ideS &au66oot Elm britii6es Sdifi
oireft am Soieneingang, mo Die ame-
rifanil6en 3erIt0rer lire @aIis 6oben
uno ais oaS S6iff BON 5mei amerifa-
niIden 6a6r5eugen Der 6lotte beeIei-
tet mar.
Die amerifaniiden 8erlt0rer fub.
rem i'm &reile nm i6ren S9iiBliug
berum, ais oas Sau6boot ploBlib Ell.
nen &orpe0o a6i9oB in0 iofort Wie-
DER ilnter Der OberilGcbe beri6mano.
Sin Mann Der 9elaBung muroe bon
Der @rploiion getootet. Die iibriee
Wfanni6oft mur6e BON einem Der
-amerifaniidben 69iffe gelanOet. I'M
ter ben lleberle6enOen befiuoet ii9
@m. WlcDonalo bon Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
1iiriurae fiir nn6eiAaftiate gIrme.

SEQ enb agen, q. SUM. =
3ie Nhni5ipol 8eb0rOen bon @ar-
i6nu ienoen rnter @tihpirflme Der
Oeutiden @ernaltung Die unbeiddf-
tigteu 9lrmen gum groBten &bei(
aus Suoen beItebeno, BON Der Stoot
nad ben 06rfern uno 2onooiltriften.
Qie MaBnabme wuroe Ourb Die
S6pieriefeit Ser globrune8nlitteI8u.
flbr in Der $ouptItoot uno ole beiie.
rcn glrbeitsgelegenbeiten ouf oenl
2anoe beronIoBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
4apiermamaeI in 0eMtldlanO.

9openbugen 81. SUM. -
0elltibe 8eitlIngSberuusgeber, Die
iett ibon bittere aloge iiber Die bon
Der &egierling Oerfiigte eroBe 9fe0uf-
tion ibrer 8upeiiung bon peiBem
8opier fiibren iteben elmer meiteren
Weientli6en 9ieouftion eegeniiber, ole
ii@ ouf fl bis 441a &ro0ent ltellt
uuo om 1. Suli in &raft treten loa.
0ie groBen 3eitlngen wer0en am
iGlimnliten 6etroffeu, oa ben Seraus.
gebern bon @ii6ern lno 8eiti6riften
20 Bro8ent 0es TotalOer6rauds 0u.
geipielen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Niinf Snrdl @ahnana aetSbtet.

Terre @oute, Sn01 q .Sini.
- &imotbp @renn, elm bieiieer 9lr-
beiterfiibrer, lno bier &in6er fomen
beute Orei Meilen BON bier in einem
glutomobbil-llnfoa Inn ibr 2ebeu.
Sein gltto mur6e BON einem n8ig
Sour Bug getroffen 3pei Der Sim
Der poren feline eigenen uno Die bei-
Den anoeren nit leiner 6amilie ber-
monot.