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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-15
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.

maturing BRED
FURNISHED by svsrtwout 4 Appenzelisr. No.
Il Pine street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-15
GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICiPAL BONDS.

Furnished by zimmerman & Forshay. No 3
WAL strcefD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Mciu Gatarrb SOliam
6fact Naic an0 aOgi.

Icier iiiBc, miir3iae @allom miro
oirc6 sic Marine Ger gtaic oiifgclolt
nn0 BELT oic cat5iinoeten aelAmplle
ucn SAleinbdite, melde glaie, appf
lno @eblfopi beoedcn; rcinigt pic
Qdifondlc; TOUT lmanaen9men
Musihiiicu Ginbalt ufO GIN @eiiibl
ser rginigenoen 6eidnftigenocu Gr.
lcit6ierilng tclt iid ioiort eiu
2iegt beute g}odt nidlt iploflos
uoh gltbcm riugeno. uIit peritppiteut
&opf lno periperrter 9loie buiteuo
uno ipudeno. Gatarr6 ooer cine Gr
foltiug NIT lnifenoer 0taic ilbel
riehenocm S6leim III oic ae6Ie
orinqcnO inlo Ser beiBenoen Eroden
beit lit idmcr8boit obcr mobr6ait
liulot9ia.
5ebt Gliren C9Idnben nalr clns
rial in u@lps Cream Balm uno
sore Grtdltuug ooer Sbr GatarrD
riro iihcriib ucridppinocr
t9li5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
0Jc6nrt9taaafcicr in acnnluOoO .9larf

9(nl1BG6 ieines 20. @e6urtstoges
murOe Serr @eorgc aintop III Dem
@olic ieineS Gaters, Sru. Carl s.
aiutop bon Der $o9n tSibberger'iAe
D}etol Gornice Gompanp. 81 &enn-
moo0.@arf, an 0reip's W}ius Aooo,
cine i6oue lleberraicbuugs &artie
peronitoItet Die dltcite SAmeiter
uno Serr 9artb, ein beionocrcr
GreunO oes @cbltrtstagsfinOes, bat.
ten Oos Erogrduin 5uiommengeiteat
lno 0as Sous bon oben bis inter
nit @lunen lmO @ulmcn Oeforirt.
@rdhtige @ciNenfe fir oos @eburts.
tugsfino warcn Don 9lob lno 5ern
III groBer 9ln3obl eingegangeu. GSrol
S.intop iorgte fiir elm trcffIiAeS
gl6euoeIien nad oeiieu %eribmnocn
eifrig geton6t, geipielt uno geimgen
mllrOe. Infer oen @diten 6efonOell
lid: 'Sr. mo ,5rait 9loblcoer, Serr
Slider, 5rau Sophie 5troGcI. Serr
inO 6rmt aiutop @r. uuo 6rall
Smit9, ST.. 9artb, Sri. 9lnuo Sin.
top, ST. 6ips. 6ii6er. Sri. 9(nna
Strobel Sr- 6. geriid Sri, @lobel
9iart6, Sr. 8. SarpeD, Sri. Gina 0c,
@r. aeimer, SRI, aafie aintop, Sr.
g. Stro6el, S. Strobel, g8. Strobel,
9ilOreo 9iobIeOer, Sophie aintop Ii.
S. 9nitop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

mer8ielleu Observation-Disclosures nit
i1rem 9eiu6e becbrteu
Sta0trutbs Gonoioat
fiir 90 gSoro.
SSm &otbbouS muroe geitern ungc.
fiinoigt oaB Serr Sobn s. 9ieobL
bon g1r. 1884, g9eIt 9aItimore.Str.,
cIs Gonoioat fir oie @ertretuus Der
20. @orO I'M StoOtratb ouftreten
imO Die llnteritiisung ser oelHoIrati-
iden Organization cr9olten miro. IS
perIoutet. oaB CT Bel Der 9rimdripa6l
feinen anocren GanOioten gegen it'd
bo6eu pir6. Serr 9ieobl uelder inn
81. 2ebensio6r itcbt, pltroe in Der
90. @aro geboren uno lebte INNER
in 0ieier g8arO. Gr betreibt elm
aoblen-, SoI5. uno aiiferaeihaft.
Obwo6l er iic6 itets ie6r le66oit fir
&olitif intereiiirte, mar er nienals
Snbober eines offeutliden 9lmtes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Tran 9Jlnciicn idlluer Dcrlctt.

5rou Warie s0}ueiien Die @attin
oes Serrn @m. Nhleiien III Wlithell-
rifle, Yrince Seorge Gountp, liegt
i'm ct SSoiepbs.Soipitol nit cinent
ihliulnen &ippen6ruAe 6rau Wluei
fen iinO i6re Sodter Seomig fe6rten
onl leBten Dienitag bon elmer Sa6rt
rad Dem &oitnnite 8u DtithcIlUilIc
5priid, ais oos 2Sfero nitf oem @ege
gum Saliie ihcu puroe uno beioe
Damen bcrolisgaidjlctocrt muroei.
Srou @'uencn brad me6rere 9iipper
lno wuroe audi ionlt inncrlih per.
lett, wdbrcno oas junge W1dohen nit
cinigci S16ronlmen onDon fam Die
ioiort bcrbci9criifener gtcr5tc aug ocr
llmgegeno oroneten bic lleberfii6.
nmg nad Oeut 6oipital on. 8eiu.
der mcr0cn oort bon / bis A llbr
9tchntitto9s 6ugclaiiea 5rnu W3uei.
fen ipobnte mebrerc Satire lang an
ocr 0arioro.Hono III Snmilton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
9og lSco6oSn !RecitaI.

9lfn n1hiten 5rcitug ipieIt i'm %eaf
lrou Scr beriibntc %ioniit Drip ga
brilomitid. Som 1T pon mondem
Ssritifer Der aitel aoer 9Soet oeS alo-
uicrs~ gege6en moroen @ielleiht ct.
lDaS iibertrie6en ober 10 piel ltebt
ftit cih duserIeiener aunltgemiB NJ
Il, eriporten. 81 1at lid bier mo IN
europa eineu groBen 9Ruf eriuorben.
Dor fiiri Sa5rcm ais CT oos leete
gl2dl bier mar, beiratbete CT Sri. Gle.
mems, bic gohter Nlnrf TwainS.
Sir iein 9iccital in %eo6oop Bot cr
ioloenoes @rogrdnn gemdblt pa
ration Serieuie BON WienoelSiobn;
gccibouens 5onata Sp. ST. 5UoIi
Gbopin'ihe 9srdhioieu Qp- rs eine
Simoresfe bon Eiderepnine SapeIls
atoiis "Glieutan5 ino gRoSfopstiS
gtiioc III @es olr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Yin @eburten nurOen insgeiaHmt
255 augemelOet, oarlmter 204 @eiBe
tmo 81 gteger i40 maren mdnnli.
den itno 115 wei6l1en @eiAlehto
Ger GP onotsbcri6t.
Gem MonatS6cridjt 0es @eiiuios
Observation-Disclosures 3uiolae itar6en
i'm 0ftober 735 $erioncn i'm Ser.
alei6 81 79S in oemielbcu Monat oes
Sa6res 1913. Inter oeu Seitor6c-
uen 6eian0eu iic6 PIT ggeiBc nann-
lidcn uno 273 @liBc meibG9cn @e.
ihlehts, 96 9teger lmo 80 92egeriu.
ncr.
,Sn @oi5en purocn 1926 8e6nrs
ten angemel0et 493 ggeiBc mann.
liden uno 45S @eiBe meibliben @e.
idledts imo SO 9legcr uuO 92 9lc.
gcrinner
SIN &erglcih 81 ocrielbcn Scrio0c
0cs so6res 1913 muroen bic nah
itc5euocn oniteden0ca Stront6eitel
hcrtrhtpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Slt6met ireil 9ieiniet ucritOgite, cut-
sauoctc glaic nuo Gupi puO bc'
cuSct catarr9iAc glusiliiie. Sa.
rirt Oampfc aupfi&mcr5eu
@criadjt uGlu's Cream galm.
aouit nr cine fIeine 6iaibe aur
ann &eriub 5ibrt elm wcnig in
pic 93aie ein uno i'm 9llgenblid wcr
Sen sS1re pcritopite 9loic lmo Der
iperrten 2uitfan6le oes @opfcs oiien
fcin; 5ie peroen mlbe6inocrt ot6s
men; WiiBnnit6 lmo aopfl6nler5cn
peribminocn S3is gum Nlorgcn lit
Gatarr6. Grfdlhng oes aopies o0er
rom Gotorr6 punocr aeblfopf pcr
idlpiaOen
gecnoet ioId Seiocn icstl &aiit
cine flcinc 6loide CHS Greou
9olnl il ir9cno ciner 9lpotbcfc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

g.bunnrlttelL Bite ben n4cutidlcn G0rres
ippnDcnicu" iidJt pilnltIidl Dber uHrcacI.
mdAi0 rrhnlfcn, limb acbcten. hcr Office
bnDcn Der gelepbon ober idrIlillh Wlii
lbtiluna 81 mNttW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Ser @eInnO6cits6cridlt


E0pGus iorocrt iiebeu Gpier
3a6lrcidc Gooesidae tniolge Don
Ser5franf5eiten uno elmacuent
5iinolmg 1913 8erionen itor
ben in lester @o9c. 255 Sc
burten. Der monatlitbe pc
rid;.
Gem m0Meutliden @cridt ocs 8e.
ilm0beits sDcpartemcnts 3uiolgc itar.
ben in Scr Ocriloiieuen @o@e 1913
%erioncn i'm @ergleit 3u 100 in Der.
icIbeu %crio0c Oes Sobrcs 1918. Die
bauptiddliden CoOcsuriaHrn warcn;
GppNiS Z, &eueb6nlten I Iipbt6cri.
It's / Stinnbodenfranpf T. Iubcrcls
loiis 80. Gre6s 8, Ser5lcioeu 81,
@ronMitis 8, &iingenert5iinolng 20,
0iarrboc (Hiu6er inter 9 Sa6rcn)
II, 9risbt'i1e glicreufrant6eit 10,
5hudHe nad Scr @cblrt 8, 5elbit-
moroe , imo 6 llnidae SIN 9ap-
9iem.SoipitaI itar6en TO &eriouen,
III Ocn DoipitdIern 36 lm0 6 in on.
oeren Snititltcn. SSm 0jnn5eu mur.
oen 28 Goroners. Snqiieitc abge6al.
tel.
9laAitebenoe anitedenOe aronf1ei-
ten lpiroeu i'm 9erglcib 81 Oerielbcn
g9o1c oes @ovia5rcS 5ur 9lnmcloun0
Gc6radt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
fSeMcr Sci etrnmcrs.Nllln.

Sin 6euer 5erit6rte geitern Den
AagenIcluppen ocn &ic1 un0 .@ilb.
neritaa olf Dem slnmclea pon @enrp
@egemaN an pct StoHnera9lun.
Rooo. Die 6cucrluebreu voa @igh-
lanotovn uuo GauioH luir0en aiii
pen SranoplaB acnIIel iuo Sas
&o5nhaits fonutc mit GROCER NiiiGc
acrcttA ucroea, Ger mlseridbtctC
S6ooen betrdat iugcid5r $1,000 imp
lit t6cilweiie onrN @trii&crimg ge.
ocdt GaS 6cler iol anae6lin ourd,
Die 5intcn einer uorbeifa0rcnocn so
toulotiuc pernridht por0eu ieiN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
iEiinf Gtrifcr nerlnftet.

Siuif D1oWcr lpurocn 9cltcrn IN
ser wcftlihen 9oli8cisStation Don
asoli5cirihter SapIer inter je $3.50
Nilrqihaft cntluiien Sie ioareH tit
@cr6inouns nit cinehi Strife Der
friI6cr in Scr alei0erfabrif Der 6ir
ma ScnrD Sonne6orn & @onlponp,
ousbrodj, Der6oftet moroen mo lol-
lcn ougcblidb Wad06eu oarnn perbin'
oert babeu nnA ser 6obrit 81 ges
len. Sic slrreitaiitcn iino @6ilip
Geluca .Tonp0 9oicgo, 6ranf @ils
mo, @bilip gSolmoa lin0 4aul gof
ronaus. 2c Geiario 5lipio, Uplf
glr 52l S9cit garre.ShoBc, iastc
bci Dem @et60r, ooB ibu 9oronans
on Slim gefiseIt babe, offs cr iih ouf
ocnl gsegc air g(rbeit 6efouo. 9Illc
fiinf 9lrreitonten foroertcn OaB ibt
Sull all cine bobere Sniton8 bernie.
len iperoe. Gies geihob uno iie nun.
ocn irnter giirgihaft entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
S6dJit idJmei6el6aft.

SQNlet DEE SeTullO Oet GlullllulOlcN
ser 9lem gorf uno MarDlano
@eriidermgs -0eportements iiber
sic @eiddftc Der 6iocIitp ano Sc.
poiit 50. 8inau5ieQe Stdrfe
oer Gompasnie beionoers 6er0or
geboben
Ios Geiultot Ser ioeben 6eeuoeteu
@riihtng Der @eiddite Der 6ioelitp &
Iepoiit 50, BON Wlarpldno oirA Die
9lem 9orf. lro MarDlan0 @erii-
berings Geporiemcnts lit ein fir
Die Goapagnie icbr ihmeiAel6aites
Die @raniiidtoreu fanOeu nidlt nur
Bob Die iinau5iele Gage ser Gompag
nie eine iebr itarfe III, ionoern aud,
ooB ser gletto lleberi1uB I'M $685.
202SS 9r6Ber lit ais Sic Gompaguie
in i6rer @rfldrlng an bic &eriide'
rlRgs.Eepartement angcgebcu Bate.
Tic &riiiing, luelbe bier Wlonatc
lang III 9lniprud genommen 6atte,
iultr0e BON 12 9iednungs Grperten
uno glftuaren porgenommen unO
mar einc 65dit senoue un0 ourhgre
fen6e. Ter 9efuuo Oieier granina-
toren oiiritc niht mir iiir Die @e-
idditsIeititna Ser Gompaguie, ion,
bern oud fin sic 9lftienin6ober mo
Sic ainOen Ser Gompagnic ic6r cr-
freulih iein SSn Dem 9criht Der gr.
perten 6eiBt es infer gliOcrem
.g9ir 1obcn cine einge6cnOe ASrii-
iiug ser @cihdftt Oieier Gompoguie
oorgenon;nen Sbr iinar5ieaer
Stono iit aeiliuo irio i6re @eiddite
mer0cu in fdbiger@eiie gcleitet 5bre
@cidGfte Goben III Sen lesten Sabret
enorm 5ugcnonlncn Sbre 4olicen.
,Sn6aber ln0 Gieieuigeu, uelde gIn-
ipriibc 5u mahet 1atten wur0en IN
gerehter g9ciie bebon0elt~
geomte oes Shoeomts Geportc-
ments nabmeu ebenfoas an Der @rii-
fupg 16eil S6re llnteriuhung er-
CAB oie3uno9me Ses bereits erpd6n-
ten lle6erihulies
Gem 9erihte 3ufoIge 6cloufen iid6
Sic @ut1oben Ser Gompagnie AMI
$tt,377 S90OS, in peIde Suume
uod onoare @ut6abcn pie ailSite-
benoe Erdniien etc. niht nit eirae-
iHloHeu iiuO. Tieien @utba6en iie.
ben nad goriebuug Iiberoler 9leicr
ben uno ausiHlieBIib bon $S,000000
g[ftienfapitaI ger6inolidfeiteu III
S06c BON $5,9299O76i gegenii6er
Ger @eiamit 9letto lleberiduB
belief liA oiii $2,4479s2.47.
Ger 9eri6t ser @roplinotorcu ai6t
cine intereiiante @eididte ser Goni-
paquic ieit i6rcr @riinoung III 1890
uuO 5eigt ipie sic 9ebtcre infer Ser
6ii6rung ibres @rdlioenteu eolpin
@ariielO iietige JortiGritte hlaHte
uno iscb INNER ueiter euhuidelte.
Gle grominotoren mahteu auh ci.
ne glnaIpie ser luidtigcn Eransaftio
ucu pmO &apitaIaalaaeu Ser Com
paqnic iuO lieierteu einen ausfiibr
liNcn Ycri9t ii6er oos Seimgebdlioe
ser Gonpaanie an ser G6arles uuO
9erinotonIiroBc as cine Ser beoeu.
tenOIten glnlagen gle oeranihlag
ten ben @ert6 Oieics @ebduoes auf
$2,375,OOO
Ger @erift mclcbcr ie6r unlfan8'
reid lit. berii0rt aGe Gin3elnbeiten
Ser @eiHdfte ser Gonpagnie inO
biloct cine 66dit ibneidcI6aftc sln'
erfennung Der @eidditsleitlng er
cnt6dlt untcr 9lnoerenI AUDI cine gluf-
ltcaung 0cr ip16reno ser "a Sabre
Ieit Dem geitc6en ser Gonpagnie an
Sic 9lftienin6aber aus6e5ablten Ii'
uioenocu. Gicic 9lufitellIng 5eiat
SAB Sic @ciddftsIciting trob oes gro.
Ben llcbericbuiies imO ser sur Seite
oeiebten &eierueu fir etpaiac Ger
lutte bod in Ser Sage mar Iipioei-
Sen in &o6e BON S5,t04,SS9 OIL pic
9lftieninbaber 5u be5a6lcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
gIer5te-Gunfersus 81 GuOc.

Dit eincm Diner un0 oaronfioI-
genoem Cans i'm Sotel Gmerion ges
langte geItern sic GouBentiou oes
ug(merifaniiden @ercins fir fliniidc
geo9foribungen~ gum 9lbldMb. sSn
DER lebten Sibung Der @eieai6ait
wurOen Sdritte fir bic Organiiirlng
zines amerifaniidcn gler5tc.Gollegs
eiugeleitet, and muroen iii oieier Sie.
lng bic ncuen 9edmten crua6lt. Iic
GeBteren limo @rdiiOent. Gr Seller.
ion g. @5ibion BON Gcnper Sol. /
&ice-SgrGliOent, Or. Q. 6. Q. Sole.
man bon Stem Yorf, Y. ~; 2. &ice-
@rdiiOcnt Or. q. D}. Griswolo BON
Bennington, Gomi.; SefretGr mo
S6abmeiiter, Or. 3ames arauB BON
Bolton DIAL; &egiitrar. Or &aIp6
9ieeO BON Cincinnati Gbio; 5hloieu-
Gomite Cir 3 Sabre, Or, @bilip
9iicc bon Gan 5rancisco, Gal.; @r.
5ieblmgs-Gomite (fiir 8 Sabre), Or.
s.. S. gieoIcr bon Baltimore, Nl0.;
9Srotofoa.Gomite (fiir 3 Sabre, Or.
g. 81. Siribbera BON Baltimore Dao.
9ie nd1lte Gon0cntion oes @creins
iinoet in San Jrancisco itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
sull gssttacidaft 6etritbcn 6a6en.

George u. Sarriiou ein III 9lr-
504, gtoro-GalUert StraBe. ppbn6af
ter Shanhpartcr piroc geitcrn BON
Gem Sergeanten Goonep, oem Scr.
gcantcn So6n 9anfmiller uno Dem
Emi3iiten @iaiom Olirp6p inter
Gem Geroaht per9oftet d1gebli1
uon @arlnno Sinipion bon 9lr 412,
9ioro.GalUert StroBe. Sgettcn iiir
Bferocsienncu iii S06e BON $57 ent.
0egcn oenolnnicn 81 bobcn Spdtcr
ipiroe nod scr 9leItourotenr @eorgc
s. 9epis BON 9}r. 50i 9toro.Gal.
StroBc, in gcr6iuouna nit oeni
Safe per6nitet. or lit 6eibuIoigt.
ange6lih 9ettcu in ieinem @eidoftS
lofnle geitdttet 5il 6a6cn SeipiS
iDur0e inter $500 9iirgihait sen
@rpBgeihmoreneu iiberantwortet.
c5egen Sarriion mir0en orei oeridie
0ene acknowledgement er6oben 81
ipuroc in icoenl Sale lu1ter 5000
S3iirgiduit fiir oas geriAtsperfa1ren
ieitgeb1lteu qluh CT itclte @ilrd'
ihoit mo luuroe entlaiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
iErnlt rEn6er hnLN aeneien.

goli8eiirou GIiSo6et6 Sober oiirfte
iii g9oHenfriit I'M Stouoe ieim oos
8ronflin SquarcSoipitol 81 serial
len. g9ic 6creits otter bcrihtet, iuiir.
sc iie por etlihen 8oben bon cinent
9leger ourd cinen 5duB uerultnoet
iio iAwebtc ldngcre 3eit IN Eo0ess
qeiobr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

iamel iMD cS eniidniht ME 1ariim Be-
nibcn hclie Dinionen p0l Ncnten ,tSctS.SfD
niip werien iDre iinbeQuenen 9N.aitqr ile0riMcn
cBcn 3cbcn. Serilorcnocii Eniben nnD Bcrs
banoicua ned ole elm &iiuocl I'M Sic 3cbcu
hiben mo Sdlnier3cN ntt nocr aut mas 0iiba
nerauoc bcturionen Ea eicbt5 Whis, mas
san SbrcH Gtriitnpicn llcpt ipnS Gn3irblnQ
o0er 3aluablDirnnaen perurid6l iuna dui
roer u15e Dem NnDnctnuAc bridi Gle npplii
siren es IN @ennocn. Nclne NlcNrg Nnlir
mciler &hcercu ooer 5rilcl uiebt niii brcr
NhiiOcrQluup8 @cluur 9crluWi ,,Oju3a1t1
inc icnc NNHnerangcu Nar'ely @nniiMwflen
0bcf NeiduulNp
l,WrSilt" nltb poil qlpoihtiern i1lfau lar
21c oic Ndhe nriianlt oapf oliei bon ~.
Nawreuce a ep Nnitlno. pctlnnoi
(sluo28 Cfil NCDS)
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
THREE TRAINS TAKEN
OFF BY SOUTHERN
Reduction in Service Move in
Railroads Policy to Retrench
on Expenses.

Two trains leaving Washington or
entering the city will be discontinued
after next Sunday as the result of a
policy of retrenchment decided upon by
the road. The outgoing trains discon'
tinued are No. g. an afternoon train
between Washington. Harrisonburg
and Warrenton, and No. %. a Saturday
only train between the same points
The inbound train discontinued is No
%, a morning train between Strasburg,
Manassas and Washington.
In explaining the necessity for the re-
duction in train service President Fair
fax Harrison of the Southern today
said:
Owing to material and progressive
decreases in the volume of its traffic
and the consequent necessity for re-
trenchment of operating expenses, the
company has found 1t necessary tenn
service" The trains discontinued will
be those. Mr.. Harrison said. which can
be removed without affecting the act
ua1 requirements of local travel,
The Southern has from time to time
so increased the passenger facilities az
forded." President Harrison added,
that for the last fiscal year the pas
so per cent of it's total train mileage.
and so actually exceeded the mileage
of freight trains, although the revenue
from passenger traffic was little more
than one-fourth of the total revenues
from transportation"
In connection with the discontinuance
of local trains, new schedule OF the
time of arrival and departure Of South
ern railway trains In Washington was
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
The Treatment of
Influenza or La Crime

1t Is quite refreshing these days to
read OF clearly defined treatment for
innuenza or La Grippe. In an article
IN the Lancet-Clinic," DR.. James Bell,
Of New York City. says he IL conyince5
that too much medication Is both un-
necessary and injurious.
when called to a case of la grippe,
the patient Is usually seen when the
fever Is present, as the chill which oc-
casionaily ushers In the disease, has
generally passed away. DIR. Bell then
orders that the bowles be opened freely
with salts, "Actoids.' or clorate OF
magnesia. For the high fever, severe
headache, pain and general soreness.
one Anti-kamnia Tablet every three
hours Is quickly followed by complete
relief. Ask for AK Tablets. They are
also unexcelled for headaches, neural
gia and all pains.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
.CASCARETS FOR
YOUR BOWELS +
HEADACHY, SICK
Tonight Clean your bowels
and end Headaches, Colds,
Sour Stomach.
Get a Decent box.

Get a Decent box.
Put aside-just once-the Salts, Pills,
Castor Oil or Purgative Waters which
merely force a passageway through the
bowels, but do not thoroughly cleanse,
freshen and purify these drainage or
gans. and have no effect whatever upon
the liver and stomach.
Keep your ''insides'' pure and fresh
with Cascarets, which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach. remove the undi-
gested, sour food and foul gases, take
the excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you feel
great by morning. They work while you
sleep-never grippe, sicken. and cost only
10 cents box from your druggist.
Millions of men and women take a Cas-
caret now and then and never have
Headache. Biliousness, Severe Colds,
Indigestion, Sour Stomach or Consti-
oated Bowels. Cascarets belong in
every household. Children just love to
take them.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
Best Laxative
For Children

When your baby is cross and fret
full instead of the happy. laughing
little dear you are accustomed to,
in all probability the digestion has
become deranged and the bowels
need attention. Give 1t a mild laxa-
tive. dispel the irrita bility, and bring
back the happy content Of baby
hood.
The very best laxative for children
is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, be-
cause II contains no opiate or mar
cotic drug. is pleasant tasting and
acts gently. but surely, without
gripping or other distress. Druggists
sell DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle.
For a free trial bottle write to Dr.
W. B. Caldwell. 45l Washington St,
Monticello, Ill.
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
Advise Lime
for tuberculosis

According to the Journal of the
American Medical Association July
-, 1912, Page 30S), DR.. c. F. Olsen,
Of Minneapolis, holds that a "de-
hcieney Of calcium, lime) In respon-
sibIe for the physical conditions
which lead to Tuberculosis, "and the
therapy be advocates rests on this
basis.,
One Of the reasons, for the wide
spread success Of Eckman's Altera-
tive in the treatment of tuberculosis
and chronic throat and bronchial
troubles Is its ability to supply this
deficiency.
1t contains a lime salt in such form
and so combined with other remedial
agents as tc be easily assimilated by
the average person. There are on
record many cases in which it seems
to have effected. complete and last
ing betterment.
However, we make no exaggerated
claims for Eckman's Alternative. We
prefer that it be tried on the same
basis one tries any other prescrip-
ton. and we believe 1t will help, for
1T HAS HELPED in many cases.
1t contains no opiates. narcotics or
habit-forming drugs. Therefore 1t is
safe to take If your druggist Is out
of it. he will order. or you can get it
direct.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
Maryland Ave. Parking
To Be Completed Soon

Work on the construction Of the center
parking in Maryland avenue northeast
between Seventh and Fifteenth streets
will be completed in about two weeks.
Transforming the avenue, in the opinion
of engineering officials, into one Of the
most attractive thoroughfares in the
city The parking has a width OF twelve
feet. allowing for a roadway twenty
four feet wide on each side.
The Commissioners have sent to Col.
W. w. Harris. superintendent, letter
asking that the office Of Public Build
ings and Grounds accept jurisdiction
over the parking, and requesting per-
mission to install a system Of lights.
Plans prepared in the office of w. G.
Allen, electrical engineer Of the District,
provide for three rows Of 100 candle
power incandescent lights. one In the
center of the parking and two at the
street curbs The lights, however. can
not be installed until the beginning OF
the next fiscal year. as at present there
Is no appropriation available.
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH CRUISER
Patrol Vessel Torpedoed in the
North Sea-Five Hundred
Lives Lost.
the crew were drowned.

inc GROW were drowned.
The water was intensely cold and II
was almost impossible for the swim
mers to remain afioat any length OF
time
The first report of the disaster was
received in dispatch to the Press AS
ISOLATION, which simply announced
that the cruiser had been lost. The adj
miralty stated that it had no informa-
ton confirming the report. Two hours
later' however. the brief announcement
was made public by the admiralty
wnich also stated that the Hawke had
ialien victim to German submarine.
while comparatively old vessel, the
HaWke was especially suited for the
work assigned to her-patrol duty She
Is the warship which just missed send
ing the giant White Star liner Olympic
10 the bottom Of the Englis hchannel
When she rammed the passenger liner
curing fog in 1911.
Al that time the Olympic was 1eav-
ing port en- route to America with every
cabin filled with passengers, and she
was In grave danger Of sinking for some
hours. The Hawke was engaged in
maneuvers in the channel at the time.
,od The Hawke was an amored cruiser
go rect long, 60 feet beam and had a
displacement Of 7,350~tons. She was
bullt at Chatham, and went into COM
mission November 3, 1891. She carried
crew of 544 men and oicers and was
armored with belt Of six-inch armor
guns, ten 6-inch and twelve 6-pounders.
and carried two submerged torpedo
tubes.
The Germans have done great work
with their submarines and are report
ed to have fifty others about ready to
hn nny ro1
On September6, the Germans scored
thelr 1rst "bu1ls-eye" when the light
British cruiser Pathfinder, was tor
pedoed and sunk by a German subma-
rine. almost off the Scotch coast. At
nrst the British authorities said the
but later on they admitted that a Ger
man submarine was the cause.
On September 13. in retaliation. the
British sent submarine into the outer
entrance Of Wilhelmshaven harbor and
Hela.
Germany did not wait long for her re-
venge. On September % a German sub
marine torpedoed the 12O00-ton armored
cruisers Aboukir. Greasy. and Hogue in
sight Of the British coast. AS a result
of this disaster. the British admiralty
issued an order to its warship captains
that In the future they must disregard
humane reasoning and save their ships
and crews before attempting to save
lives from other stricken vessels.
On October Z, the British sent a de-
stroyer into the Ems stuary, and it tor
pedoed an old German destroyer. Most
Of the latters crew was saved by a
German cruiser which went to the res
cue.
On october II. the Russian cruiser Pal
lada was torpedoed by a German sub
marine of the entrance to the Gulf Of
Finland
On October Is the British cruiser
Hawke was sunk by another German
submarine