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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20

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Nanacne Sdlon0tDaIen IN @eIaicn!r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
Eo0eSfdlc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20

wadt iortua6reno oic Gnmidhmg
Der friegriihen @reigniiie unO leitet
oie Cperatioueu; gIeid5eitig aber
irdQt er Die 8erantmorhrnQ iiir oie
Gerualhmg ocS QroBcS &eiheS mi
iciucn SbulicrL algcgcnpdrtig bon
einem @noc Ocs @aiierreideS bis Gtu
onoercn. co lit er ein Nhiter6ilO
eines moocruen @ouarHeu. 0inocn-
burg iteQf ben Sn6egriii Itrotegii6er
&unIt BAR neil cr nidt ourtb oie
llcbcr5obl icncr Eruppcn ionocrn
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item Sicgc auer 3citen crrang. 9ciOe
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binocrtid5rigcu Gnhuidlmg elmer
6odoeranldgten 9laiic; iie iino Siuu.
bilOer cincr forperlidcu umo geiItigen
&raitentioltuug. @liidlid Oas @olf,
oas ioldc @21nuer bciibtl
Sciterreid-lingorn's Sinan5ber-
6dltliiie iin0 5mar nidbt 10 gldn5enoc,
mie Die oeS Teltihen &eiHes; ober
iie iinO oodl quite 9}adOenI oic lette
9latc BON 20 %ro5ent auf sic 0iler-
rcic6i6-ungariidbc aricas 9(ulei6c
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iieate ooS v@iener 6remOeublatt"
nit GROCER @enugt6lung ieit OaB
oas @r9ebuiB o6ne ieoweOc Storing
oc9 3a6hmaS- mo Gre0it.Gcrfebrs
our6 Oie 3uperlidt mo ocn ieiten.
g9illen Der gen0lferlmg 5u elmer er-
iolgrcihen 9et66tiglng inn &rie9a
cr5iolt muroc. Tos 8rcmOenblott soft
Ger SaIhma Der @anfen beionoere
9lncrfennmg Sunfol Oieic oni icoen
Geminu pcr3ibtcteu mo oie gan5c
glulci1c, ,Sronsofiion ais potriotiic1c
%ilibtcriiilnn9 auiioBtcn Gs 6ctont
idlicBlicN OaB iniolge Ger Seran5ic-
6uug Der Spareinlogcn sur 3eih-
nluIg Scr &ricgSanlci6e bic @inlageu
Scr @iencr Sportaiicn i'm Sabre
1914 INN SO @}iQioncn aronen 5l.
riidgnacn Oie Giulaeen o6er inn ga.
mar 1918 iuicocr mn 65 @lillioner
acilieacl icicu. Sin N}ouat brahtc
0cmlad ldlon Sen Qnn3cl 9nlSfa0
ocs Ueraonacnen &o6reS weOcr elm.
mas Der Sporfroit mo ser GapitaIs-
biIoung Bel Der 9eD0lfcrrnN wG6reno
ocS &rieges oas bette 3elgniB mls-
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licareidcn 9cenOialuig OieicS arieges
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an Geltcrreih Ncite0t ner0an. n..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
ENGLAND's PIRATICAL DECREE,

FulIOflaI IIOW TIC Iflsn WOlIu.
England spits her contempt upon
neutral rights. BY an Order in
Council, issued last Monday, the
United States and other neutral
countries are forbidden to trade with
Germany and Austria Seizure Of
neutral ships is the penalty pre-
scribed for noncompliance with this
arbitrary assumption Of unquestioned
mastery over the seas II is a tyran-
nica edict OF the so | wish so / de-
cree order Tame submission to it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
SefunntmadJnpecm.
eanimurc 20. Wldr5 1915.

WdlIImnffI 20. Wldf3 100.
Ser cia0tDfOmefet miro am Ionneritna
5eu %, JGar3 1918, 3u 0et 3ei pie iuien an
IQelebeu an Gri uflo Sieue erbeinel uno
sic GiDeanr oer iollcnoen ztraBcn ueuel0hli
'reil.
0iltonsSranc, BON 6omonoiou bis 0drlcn
glpcuuce, nm 4l5 llDr Nngbnliii0ls
EcuiDu. Suni,c bon Gononolon. bis pdr
lcusglucnuCo ru 43O Hot &N6miiiaNs.
0oWarn y. SOuunu,
(M,r520l Siuot 0epmcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
Narrnn bed Me0anac 1nipeIlars.

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icrici6ncicn NcroromuQ ylr i55 slbiNnilt Al.
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5n benuten mo cine S0mieoc oori cin6uri0'
len
(M1i7ts.9o) ebduoe.1uipcfior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
G6riitina Sd.

G9 arb am a. Nldrs 1918 6griitun 0G,
Satin oc9 pcrliorbencn Nrgocrd Cd ian slicc
prn p Nnhrcn Neuuaunic uno Srcuuoc oci
criccr nm epnninn, Ga6miians nor it
Nfer gSoOnu0 NJ. 2oO7 Nubb. Strnhc, hcin.
wobnen @eileeun8 au ocm .Nouoon Bari
Srieohole
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
2eidlenbeitatisr.
Ruin Serluia,

GCtdcnDclintter,
0r. 200S Ssicans etraRe, Baltimore, Mb.
9megbnrenu: Nr. 37O5. Oerl Vaiiernsgpenne,
Nigblnnoiouu Nnliiniores@ouiliD.
Gntihen 80 permlctBcn iiir ale @elegenhcittn.
(Wiai201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20

(Griniio, na6c Sieb Slra6e)
Sonntaa &ormiiiaa. shcligonsStdMple IN
nltcr 3cii" SonuaG glbcno: oySdilcn ncs
Safes i'm firbld)en 9eben" S(nl 1dlullc Der
9lbcnopreoiai. notwithstanding Niiits
luoh Abeno: @aliionsanonmt
lQr52O -2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
air6lidJe gn5ciacn.

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l0.45 ooticsoienii .9obn mo Sraic.'
llbr &cipcr D0ie Nrone. lAlt62V)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
Sine iuldJe Gimme lit in gImcrifa nnOcnfar:

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Gonlnntinopcl 6radte nod oen lebien gldBeuOcn Sea
0inocnbnrg's in Dlauren eincn wnn0erpo0 gcbriebe,
men Setortifel ans Der 6eoer zines augcicbenen &l6l
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Gen 9erlaes oe5 ariegeS jciat 5pei 0eiiaeu Die bod
ans Dem Gepirr ocr ncrnotionalen &erluduiorn ull0
pcltcribiittcrnoe Sample ra0cn Ger &aiicr ii6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20

Sine Gonooncr Sepcd]c bic Slartoffeerntc in
Siio. mo Sit,OeltldanO iii Oirh poblid)e giadroe
icbwer aeHdOiat poroet~ gSir Baden uidt gepuBt,
ooB Iatidlmo oiueit iiOlit lieat OaB @litie @3Gr5
bic aartoiiclcrnte orrd 6roit getdoiat wcroen fanl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-20
SScrmiIdJte 9IH5eigeH.

gaciau.Dcdcu SroBes eager. Rrom0i:
Stenite. ~, u. Slunifs, VT. ~, ShhscomnrD'
etrnbe Ielephou Gt Bnm 1921
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
BETTER DEMAND ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Weak Opening at Liverpool Has
Little Effect on Dealings at
New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia weak Liv-
erpool market failed to have any de-
cided effect on the cotton market here
today, although the opening prices
were somewhat below last nights
closing level.
The demand from foreign sources.
spot houses and the large locals was
Of a better nature than the offerings.
Call quotations were one to four
points lower. and a gain of about one
point was rendered after the first fif-
teen minutes of trading.
Business all through the early trading
on the stock exchange today was list
less with changes SO narrow as to be
hardly worth noting. Reading yielded
u to l42h. and then rallied to 142a
against 142& at the close yesterday.
y. s. Steel. common, opened unchanged
at AK and then gained Is in the next
few minutes. Amalgamated Copper
shared off 4 to 52zt with the next sale
at So. An advance of "a was made in
Missouri Pacific which opened at II.
American Car and Foundry declined IA
TO IL and Central Leather WAS off 4
to SO. New York Central was un-
changed. A large number Of the usually
active issues were not traded In the first
The 179 principal steam railways in
the United States earned during Decem-
ber. 1914. net revenue from railway OPP
erations So, s54 ,023., according to a report
issued by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today. Total operating reve-
nues of these roads were $226. .S1S. 739. and
total operating expenses $l66, ,iS4. 7l6 Net
revenue per mile in December, 1914, was
Sa6l. compared with $295 for December.
1918.
For the six months ended with De-
cember, total operating revenues OF
these roads amounted to $1,5l9, 10, l13;
total expenses 81 .03. n 63S.
Acute interest in the foreign situa-
ton failed to have any effect on the
important issues during the trading
throughout the late forenoon. Near
ly all the leading issues showed a
stronger tone and made slight reCov-
cries. which they had lost during the
early trading.
United States Steel common was in
good demand. that stock advancing
" to 42h. American Smelling ad-
vanced / point to 63k. Reading rose
q to 143. Anna ganated Copper,
Bethlehem Steel and Great Northern
preferred were up 4; Tennessee Cop
per. p; Union Pacific. y. and Erie. u.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Drove the Black Maria
For Nearly 40 Years

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-Old Jim Cas-
sidy. who drove the Black Maria laden
with prisoners from the Tombs TO police
headquarters for years. has collapsed.
The driver Of patrol wagon did not
move away quickly enough to suit Dep
nty Sheriff Levy. who shouted at him.
This drew rctorts. and old Jim was
drawn into the argument. Soon after
ward he collapsed.
d.. Cox, from st. Vjncent's Hospital,
treated the old man for syncope, and
when he revived. he wanted to get back
on the Black Maria and drive his pris-
oners. but his friends forced MIN into
a cab and took him to his home, 2O;
East Fifty-firSt street
Except for two wears Of Sherirr Tam
sens term, Cassidy has driven the piis-
on van for nearly forty years. Long
before that he was famous the country
over as Jim Cass," a wonderful ham
dler Of game chickens and game dogs.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
DAY IS QUIET WITH
WASHINGTON STOCKS
Two Transfers Of Gas SIS,
TotaIing 500, Feature Of
Days Activities.

Tow transfers Of washington Gas SIS.
totaling 81, 500. was a feature of a quiet
day on the local market. The price in
both instances was l04. Eleven sshares
Of Washington Railway. common
changed hands after call at a figure
Of SSH. Ten shares were transferred
in one block. the other sale being Il
single share.
Washington Railway, preferred twenty
five shares going at s4lf. and ten shares
at S4s..
. The Federal reserve banks Of New
York. Boston, and Chicago today began
dealing IN acceptances for the first
time Pic the RasSd
acceptances rates for these three cities.
the American campaign to draw the
enormous foreign exchange business Of
London to the money centers Of this
tablished are a minimum Of per cent
and q maximum Of 4 per cent.
This spread of two units is to en-
able bankers OF the United states to
meet fluctuations In the acceptance
going through the red tape Of apply
Ing to the Federal reserve board for
q rate change. To move the two ex-
tremes upward or downward the
banks must apply to the board. but
the rate may be shifted between them
without necessity for such applica-
tion.
The board shortly will fix acceptance
rate for the nine other banks. thus per-
mitting them to deal in acceptances
placed on importations and exporta-
tions. The board made a special effort
at this time to fix rates so that the
chaotic conditions Of European foreign
trade may be taken advantage of by
American bankers.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Think Mem Cancer
Serum Discovered
General Memorial Hospital Is
Preparing to Make Complete
Report on Experiments.

NEW YORK. Feb. ia new cancer
serum is being experimental with at
the General Memorial Hospital. it was
admitted today. After nearly q years
trial. the hospital authorities are so
encouraged over its apparent effec-
tiveness that they are preparing a
full report for the medical profession.
The exact nature of the new serum.
which is used by injection. Is being
kept a secret. as is the name of the
minlstered it said today that after
several months treatment OF difficult
cases the cancercus growths appear
to be breaking down and disappear
ing. In some instances what seems
to be a. healthy scar has appeared.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
g. P. o. Employe Wins
His Fight for 1920

r. c. Roberts. a per diem employe of
the Government Printing Office. is en-
titled to four days pay, amounting to
$500, which was disallowed by the
Auditor. according TO decision by
Comptroller DoWney today. supplement- =
ing the decision of few days ago that
employees of the big printing office could
be granted thirty working days leave
instead of thirty calendar days. as has
been the practice.
Mr.. Roberts was sick last summer for
a month and n half He received pay
for twenty-siN working days of this
time. it being considered that that was
the maximum. Mr.. Roberts appealed
to the Comptroller.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Senators Show Feeling
Favorable to ClOture

Growing out Of the recent flibuster.
Senators are showing a disposition to
consider cloturc.
Senator Overman introduced in the
Senate today resolution for appoint
ment Of a special committee of six to
consider the subject. The resolution
was not acted on.
Senator Norris tried to get his pro-
posed cloture rule considered He made
a motion to that effect and spoke on it,
but 1t was tabled.
Senator Cummins expressed the opin-
ion that the Norris plan Of prohibiting
from voting a Senator who took part in
a party caucus was unconstitutional.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Stone Again a Regent.

Senator Stone OF Missouri has been
reappointed member of the board OF
regents of the Smithsonian The an
pCintment was made by the Vice Prcsi-
dent.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Helped in Bank Robbery;
Gets Thirty-Year Term

PAWNEE, okla. Feb. 19-w. A.
1mhofe. eighteen years old. pleaded
guilty before Judge Linn to having help
ed to rob the First National Bank ut
Terlton. Okla, January IL, and was
sentenced to serve thirty years in the
State penitentiary.
Robert Moore. a deputy sheriff, was
Eilled by one of the Terlton robbers
while Moore was endeavoring to erect
their capture a short distance from
Terlton James Specs. eighteen wears
old: Is IN the Pawnee county jail here,
and Is accused of having killed Moore.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
y hoLesaLe Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby fresh. &c per dos.: South
crn &c per doz.
cHEEsE-New York. new. lsho per lb
nat. 16I1c per ID.
BUTTER-Elsin print, &c per h.: tub.
63c per h.: process. ?6d1?7c per lb
LIVE POULTRY-liens. l3c per ID.
roosters. l'c per b.: spring chickens. 17nlSe
per lb.: live turkeys. i711Sc per h.
LIVE sToCk-Veal calves, best loc per
ib.: heavy. sn9lac per ID: fat sheep. 40
&c RsG r sPIElsE ls%S: ase per H. ~
Taylor Wsde,-Potatses. Sl.s5 per bbl
onions. $l.0o per bu.: 81. .6S per sack; cabbage,
basket: beets. 50 % per 100 punches
DRESSED PORE-Smail. sisc per ID.
medium. sa9l1c per lb:: heavy, SdSiac per ID
Receipts OF eggs ample and market stesdy.
Receipts OF calves heavier and market
easier.
KREY. PRICE 4 CO.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Disgraced.

"I haven't seen Hemmandhaw for a
week"
NO; he hasn't been out of the house
since his accident
Was he seriously injurcd?'
No; but he feels the disgrace deeply" ="
"Disgrace?"
Yes: after living in the heart Of the
city all his life he went to the country
one day last week and was run over
by a milk wagon. New York Tribune.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hibbs q
Co.. members Of New York Stock Exchange.
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Octogenarian Given Two
Years for Killing Lad

GEORGETOWN, Ky, Feb. 19.-La-
zarus Allen, eighty. a civil war veteran
was sentenced to two years In the
pCnitcntiary for killing Thomas Moody
smith. seventeen. There had been
feeling between Allen and the lad and
meeting on the road last October Allen
who was armed with a shotgun fired
He alleged that Smith had beef teasing
him. His plea was seit-defense
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Wants Clerk for u. S.
Embassy at Petrograd

Amy young man who can speak Rus
sian fuently, and who can translate
Russian. French. and German into
English. and who will so through the
war zone to Petrograd may get a $l.50G
salary from the Department OF Com
merce. Secretary Redfeld today re-
quested the Civil Service Commission to
hold an examination to fill the position
Of clerk to the Commercia attache at
Petrograd in which these tests will be
given. Besides the applicant will have
to be an expert stenographer and type
writer
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Bonds.
Preacher Killed, Wife
Hurt as Car Hits Cab

KOkOMO. Ind. Feb. 19-The Rev
L. A. Hall. forty. pastor of the west
Middleton NJ. +. Church. was instantly
killed and Mrs. Hall was fatally injured
when their carriage was struck by an
interburban car. They were driving to
attend the funeral of another Metho-
dist minister
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Deliberate Nearly rs
Hours; Disagree in Suit

BOSTON. Feb. 19.--After celebrating
twenty-four hours and fifty minutes. the
jury in the cas-" of Miss Elizabeth Ryan
in her $4,000 breach of promise suit
against Harry X. Mansfield reported a
disagreement this afternoon and was
DISCHARGED.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Local Sales.

Washington Gas 5s. 81 ,0O0G104; $JONd
1o4.
Potomac Electric Cons 5s, 81. .00od98N.
Washington Railway, pfd. 25dSi1.. .l0u
SAA.
Grarhophone. common. 1kI35.
Graphophone. pfd.. 10a75.
After call: Capital Traction SIS. $l.UH
G106h.
Washington Railway. com. 1@SsIa; 100
$751;.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Four Physicians Named
To Minister to Poor

The Commissioners today appointed
DR.. Harry A. Ong, DR., II. B. Schr!eber
DR.. r. NJ. lie Compte. and DR.. Clifton
n. Wallace substitute physicians to the
poor. The physicians were the highest
on the eligible list created by the last
examination for the positions.
The Washington times., 1915-02-19
N|CKELS POUR N
FOR DONATION WEEK
Workers in All Parts Of the City
Reap Harvest Of Coin
Today.
Continued from First Pagc)
the various Washington charities, and

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
the various Washington charities, and
In I.1eny cases dropped coin to-help the
Gauss.
Matched For s. Donation.
At a drug store. four drummers
strolled In. The proprietor challenged
them. ''1'H match you to see who con-
tributes So
The proprietor lost. He was game.
and in went his IS, followed by 81 bills
from the others.
At the same drug store. a little later,
a man who was just happily tipsy.
amblei along.
well. ladiesh. here goes. am go
ing for mother drink. l. init It, ladies,
but you saw me drop In my change.
"Plssss give me a receipt for ten
Palais Royal. my wife told me to
! wish to prove aid IT," He got his
ono lady dropped in a dollar. sayign
she had obtained the bill by EN-
broidsrins boudoir cap for her
"Ind I think will start doing it
for myself" she said. TT really felt
good to earn some money. and be-
lieve that 10 about the first I have
earned since ! was married.
Baby On Exhibition.
No booth attracted more attention to-.
day than that at the Palais Royal. where
a chubby baby from the Founding Hos
pital was the human sign the ladies
working for that institution set out.
1T Is hard on the baby" said the
young woman in charge. For everyone
wishes to tickle. hold, or play with him.
But he is getting the money for US, and
he seems to be having the time Of his
young two-year-old life"
Miss Ruby Dedge today entered the
work as collector for Polls Theater.
Today and tomorrow the collection at
the Center Market cmmunity barrels will
be for the Florence Crittenton Mission.
daily.
II wish to make an appeal to every
worker to really work." said Mrs. Ellis
Logan today. Those stations which
show best results are those where the
MANY of the .passerby do not seem
to know the collection is entirely for
WashinRton charities. Where boxes are
simply put into place and allowed to re-
main there. We get poor results
One of the most profitable stations for
the time workers were on duty has been
at Reeves. There the workers ask each
conner for contribution.
And we get as pleasant an answer
from from those who do not contribute as
yesterday one woma n told us she could
not possibly afford to give anything. Fiji.
teen minutes later she came back, and
. said she had thought OF a purchase she
could do without, and dropped Is cent.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-25
DISEASE IN PARIS
ON THE DECREASE.
and Smallpox Cases in
the French Capital Are
Very Few.

GORE spondence Of Associated P--sso
PARIS. Apr. 24.Eital statistics
show there were only II cases OF ty-
phoid in Paris last week. The aver
age for the season Is 50. There were
nc deaths from smallpox and no new
cases. Scarletina also showed a de-
crease and the sanitary condition OF
the city erallyswas called remark
ably good.
IN the towns of the war zone ex-
traordinary precautions are being
taken to prevent the outbreak OF
epidefnics with the coming OF warm
weather. The sanitary department
of the army is cooperating with the
local authorities on the battlefield OF
the Marne. Some apprehension was
felt concerning this region because
OF the vast number of dead. insuffic
4iently covered. and the number or
bodies unrecovered from the rivers,
Marine. Grand NORM and Ourcu A
great many men who were employed
digging trenches around the en-
trenched camp OF Paris will be oc-
cupied in this work
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-25
FURTHER DEFICITS
of Panama Company to Be
Prevented by a New
Plan.

Correspondence or Associated Press).
PANAMA. Apr. "a To avert1fur
Their monthly deficits the Panama
Railroad Company is planning to
resume the transportation of broken
and less than cargo lots across the
isthmus By rail instead of carrying
them by steamer through the canal.
1t IS declared that the railway is
losing from $4,000 to 100000 a
month which is due to the lack Of
freight across the isthmus from which
the railway obtains anything like
paving revenue.
II carried out the proposed step
may eliminate the Panama Railroad
Steamship line boats from using the
canal. Instead they will make their
destination at Christobal as before
the canal was opened for traffic. The
steamship line is still making money
and. il is5stated, would continue to do
SO even with the loss or the through
freight.