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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-08
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER
Machinery and Equipment for
Making Handmade Brick, Also
Sheds, Brick, Etc, at 10Th and
B Streets NE,

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER TO- 1916,
AT TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AN,
Including Engine and Boiler. Water Tanks. Tenn
pering Wheels. Kilns, Wagons. Carts, Harness.
Wheelbarrows. Brick Presses. about 5000 Octa-
gon Red Brick. 1900 Nodded Press Brick, 500
No. Red Brick %. 900 Unburnt Brick, Frame
Sheds. Brick Roiler Room, etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auctioneer.
Id
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

AT 81 go LOT. SO DOwN. $40 MONTHLY
New York city real estates the best invest
mont in the world; inspection trip free. See
local manager Room 201. Stewart building
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Ginc 1O2 Sabre altc sdamipiclerin
%aclturbcm.

S11 @ien lit sic cbemalige Sdpal1-
lpielerin @etti Gauirti I'M SITTER BON
1902 Sabren %eeltorben. Seroinalto
Mainnm1o mar rs, ser sic Md)t5cbne
iabrige emit beltin1mte, 5lr giibne slt
gebc1r. Spater beiratbete ie ben Sc
aillellr @anilli uno oils oieier nad)
fiinf5cbniabrigcr Gbe in @alpburg
ltarb, febrte Die @ittpe nad} @icm
suriid. 9ic Observation-Disclosures ocs
Observation-Disclosures eri diitterte Tie 10
ltarf, DOB tie Mbidieo bonn Gbeater
na6n. SIR 2cbensabell6 aeltaltete iid
1penig freunblid. Sic ertparb iib ben
2ebensllnterbalt oils @oloitiderin,
unb Bic Sllnoertjabriae mllBte nod
fran5olildcn Sprad)unterridt ertbei-
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
@aancr iii GnaIanb.
Mad oreirmo5malt5ig Mpnaten 1inS
Die Gngl0rocr perlliinitig geworocn.

@ei Musbrl,h ocs &rieges mllrbe
in Glaalonb alles in gd1t l1l,b @all't
gctban, mas llIeutid)lano in iracno-
weldber 9~e5ieblng ltano. Mlld) sic
,ocntidc allllt mar periebnt, Mnn
|@agncr's Spcrl1 mirbcll bon alleln
Nrogranumen geltrid)en pber lil-
ter ialidcm Mamen mlfacfiibrt. SIT
Den 5mei &rieasiabren iino Die Gng-
ldl,ocr llllll mnuerniinftiger unb per-
niinftiger gelporocn; lmpcrliinftiger
'inlpfern, als lie sic beriid)tiatc
idnpar5c Site crlallen babcn; per-
niinitieer inioweit, als lie apcnieite1ls
gegcu sic oelltid)e &llnlt nid)t mcbr in
unbarmbcr5ig iino. Die oelltide
&unlt bette allcrbings oen SUB. Der
@i1glauoer ertrogcn, % lie lpeit lpe.
niger bobei S1 perlieren bate, oils Die
.Gngldnoer lelblt. SSmmerbin lit es
Inn res lie6en Irieoens lpillen cri rella
.lid1 DOB Ser g~ltgla,l0er mlloere Sais
ten mlf5icbt.
uGailp Neips" perseidpten baS gr-
ciarib, oab nll,l ieit % Mpnaten oes
&rieaes Mitte SSl1ni gum erltet Malc ,
cine @aal,er : Sper III 2ollbot altf-
gcfiibrt moroen lit: uIriltan mo
Sinloe" ipllroe i'm Mlbmpb : Sbeater
aeaebct. @iele 3u3borer lparen iii
&bafi : l1niform eridie1en.
Die 9cgeilterung par, mie Sic
u1ailp SEEMS" beridten, icbr eroB.
ugs miro mobl 2cllte geben", mcint
oas @latt, uoie oics beoallern ll1o
als Elm 3eid5en 6es %nationalen Ser
faI(cs auffaiien. Die Majoritat oes
perniinftiscr benfenoen 8llblifums
miro ieop6 barin ein bcgriiBenslper-
ties 3eiden leben. Die Mltffiibrllng
bat ieocs 2pb pcroient, unb cs lit
5lpeifelbaft, Of Sir 9bomas geedam
etlpas' @eroienltppllercs battc ntter=
ncbntcn fonnen. 9as Sulls mar bis
alf Sen lebte1 Nlab ausperfauft."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Scr unIid.rc Tciuh.
Gin fit bic Wcnncr icaw hasrat:r Sell
err her!fdca 1a!t;t.

I'' ~
Err hsr!iMca 1a!tit.
gintr yer D>n ten Jrnn3oin nn
anoneenebmiten anplsntcnm @rr-
5iige Der peutidcn auttit i'm Telbe
beitebt in Der WRciIerd)utt, nit Der
Die oeutiden Sruppen, wo ml,cr BIZ
@ele9enbcit es scitattet, ieibit mob
reno bes Geuers BEN Nusc oes Wsy.
ners perborsen bleiben. Wie bpd
man in frana0ii!Gen 31iien allen
neutrality-suspicious. gum grot
bic oeutfde 8ompfie4nit etnlddseh
muB, uno ipie febr Der nunltdtbare
Jeiab" scfiirdiet pirb, ldbt iia nit
allcr DeutIiGteit aus einem frans0s
liiden 5~elpppitbrief entnebmen, Der
lid in benz in Miin@en erfdeinenpen,
bon 5. 9elbriid beraussegebenen
@ammelipert Der beutlde Gries in
5elopoltbriefen" finoet.
Set pier5ebn Sagen," i9reibt Elm
franaDiiider Dffi5ier, .fab i'd nidts
mebr BON ben Deutfden. Man per=
nabm tie, gepib. ia, bcgriibte ibre
@ranaten, erbielt tbrs SdropneIls,
tprBte, bab lie ba poren, gang nabe.
ober lie ieben - ia auden! Speben
plauoerte in einem Groben elm perz
punoeter Solbat, Der auf bic Rran-
tentraser martete. Mit feiner eigez
,en Mut madte er Der aller unferer
Snfanteriften 2uft: fe finb tpiitenb
bariiber, fprtseiebt bic beutlde Snz
f%anterie ppr iid perihmtnben gu 1e<
ben, lpern lie glaubten, 1ie erreiht gu
baben. Man muB ertennen, bob bic
beutlden !9eerflbrer Die 8unlt, Elm
Seer gu perbereen, pirtuos banbba>
ben. Diefe Satt:t lit teinespess gu
unterf@dben. sic mirb nit iener
peinli6 senouen Meibobe seiibt, Die
benz 9artbeln un1erer Tei11be eigen
1T. nSeben unb nidt geleben iper=
oen," pos lit bas Yrinoip, bas lie
in eriter 2inie beberrfdt. Sbre Sc
l4iiBe befGen u%uaufbDrIid bonn fritz
ben Morsen Bis gum Mbenb unb nod
tief in bic No9t binein bic DDrfer,
bic lie bon uns beieBt, bic Wdloer.
tn. benen lie uns peritedt glauhen,
unb bic StroBen. bic mir ibrer Mn=
ii@t nod paiiieren miifien. Man err
tennt Dpn meitem Dos @erdu59 bie1er
@%fanaten, benn iie reben cine alf.
Drinqlide Sprade,
Die Snfanterie lit ba, einise taus
Ieno ober bunoert Meter entfernt,
unb fdiebt gang porsiislid, unterz
ltiBt bpn berpprra9enben Mof@inen<
getpcbren. Mber mon iiebt fie niht.
Sic pergrdbt iid in tiefe, meiF
trumme @raben, in beren 9iefe fie
ltd. betpegen tonn, obne seieben gu
tperoen. !9eden, abeeriiiene Baum
5ipctee, GILES bent lift bn5u, UNI li6
unii9tbor gu MADDEN, ia, allies, unb
gu allererit ibre %uniformen. Die
oeutiGe lluifprm permifdt iib nit
Der Jarbe oeS 5elbes, unb 3par 10
reitlos, bab iid Dos feinblihe Seer
tn Der Groe gu berliercn fheint. Man
tiiblt es uln ft6, ober mon tann es
ni9t abi4dben, ni@t unter19eiten.
limb bas lit Die namenlpie, pabre
unb unfaBbare @efobr. !Soben un-
lere @olbaten enbti9 eine11 @diits
5ensroben entbedt, 10 feben Iie 2eute,
bic lid i9einbar CUR 5ludt erbehen,
etne neue Sauiduns. 9enn in bie<
lem erften @roben iparen nllr peniae
5olbaten untersebro@t, Inn uniere
aeute gu tobern, Tie in Dos Jeuer Der
oeutlden Mai@inengemebre, Der beut=
l9en Snfanterie gu lodcn, Bic bobine
ter, neiter, INNER ipeiter p%erboreen
1lnb. 50 sleiGt unler aampf elmer
Wertolgung bon Srusbtlbern."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
@asli9t fir 0ellampen.

Das 1T cine Ginri@tung, pelde
3uerit in Deutidlanb in Der Rrieasz
5eit oufsetomrlen lit. aber i'm Qapf
oes .3eit nod fir piele anbere 2dt1z
Der beim Geltenperben bes Oeles Iid
als febr lpertpol eripeifen mag, pprz
%ausgeleB1, oab mon gen1g Rolcium=
Rurbio baben fonn, aug tpeldtm bos
M5etDlen-@as entpidelt mirb, nie Be-
ionbers Rabfabrern unD Mutlern
iebr befannt lit.
Man entfertt aus ber Dellampe
ben gepDhnlihen Brenner uno lett
Die iogena..nte 3er3e Elm, 3. T., einen
3plinoer, pelber obell einer Gas
brenner unb unten einen abnebmboz
rem 9edcl 6at, Win man bic 3ampe
IN Sdttsteit lieben, 10 flint man ben
9auptbebdlter etmo our !Sdlfte nit
WaKer; bic Serge miro nit Rarbto
sefiiat uao aufgeiebt. SIT Der GU
gang fret, 10 erreidt bic Geu9tigteit
{e6r balb oas &arbib, unb bas auf=
iteisenoe N5etplenz@as gtbt fem berr-
.tdes 2t4t. Die oszMusFrDmung
tann reguliert perben, inb.m man
bic Weage Wai1er perdnDert. 9ie
oudl4n:ttli9en Soften elmer iolben
Sgeleudtung tpmmen auf etpa "A
Gent pro stunbe.
8eim 9erbrau9 bes Rarbibs BILL
bet lid Der b%efannte treibige Miidz
tomb; trpfen %getporben, lGbt ii4
berlelbe leidt b%erausnebmen, aber
aud6 nod i'm nai1en 3u{tonbe, tpenn
man lorgfdlttg senug perfdbrt. SIN
leBteren 5aQ fann man nod INNER
ettpos bon benz 8renngas aus Der
Mai1e erlangen, unb @parlamteit
lit nati1li6 bic 9oupt1abe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
(Sortietune foIst.)

Seem Dorfer uno Seem Serieper
@eamte paren mieoerbolt sdab.
amtsiefretar poritelig %gelporoen 5l1rt
einldreiten gege11 Die S6affung ei-
neg Wunittonslagers auf 8laf Iom
Sslaro. WcAooo monte aber
mobl nidt Ole Maiirten Dor SEN aopf
ltoBen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08

Mie npolititen" aus
2onoon melbet, ereigneten fid in ben
nDroliden 8ierteln Qonopns l1nruz
ben. 9as 8olt itiirmte bic 2dben
oeutl4er 8eiiber unb forberte Rode
fir &it6eners Sob. Die Menae
tnnrbe bon Der Dp1isei aeritreut.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

wORKINGMEN-Itsa 10 to chance that
we have the exact overcoat that you low
ingly looked at In some tony tailor's win
dows but say, boy. the cost OF II prevent
cd ownership; don't sigh. but see how we
please at SIS to $40. JUSTHs OLD
STAND. 6le d.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. >. OWEN . SON, Asctic'

81 - O''.<A' = OS~f N--'--'r-..
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN rIIRpE-srouT
BRICK BUfIIDINGs, NUMBERS -.
1911, 1873 1873, 1871, 1873, 1871 ON KEN
YoN STREET N. w, AND 3iol, NO.
AND u@ ON NINETEENTH srRnm
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust 'duiy
recorded. In Liber No. 35is, Folio 1se ct seq.
OF the land records Of the District OF Colum-
bia. and at the request OF the party sscurgA
thereby. the underslgned trustees will cell.
At public auction. In front Of the premisss.
VENEER, A. D., 1915. AT THREE O'CLOCK
p. M. the following described land ana prsnse
ises. situate In the County Of washinGton,
District OF Columbia, and designated as anA
being Lots numbered hfty-two, hfty-feuf,
ffty-nve, hfty-six. nfty-seven. ffty-eisht.
three, In Charies II. Davidson's subdivision "a
Lots In Block numbered 10. Tngieside, SAID
block now being known as Square 2Sea, as per
plat recorded In the office OF the survsyer
for the District OF Columbia, In Liber Is. a.
Folio leT: subject, however. to certain coven-
THE TERMS OF SALE: Zach Of ssid lots
sold subject TO a prior deed OF trust for I'VE
thouEand dollars with the exception OF lots
90 and 50, on each Of which there II q trust
OF 5000. and the amount over and sbovs
said trusts TO be paid In cash. A deposit O.
500 on each lot will be required at time q
sale. All conveyancing recording. etc. ~
piled with within Is days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right %
resell the property at the risk and cest q
defaulting purchaser. after nve days af-
vertisement Of such resale In some news
paper published in washington. D. G.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
LUTHER S. FRIsTOE.,
Trustees.
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Park. Nd; $40; .. m. /. BOX Is. Times OF.
fee. II
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AT
8 and 9 per cent: $500 to q, 900: OH residence
apartment, or business property; straight
note or monthly payments; can be arranged
In three days. PAUL V. MITCHELL q CO.,
ltl3 n. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts, TYLER RUTHERFORD. ST l5th.
MONEY TO LoAN-SsS0 to $4,000 on D. c.
real estate. Several trust funds, ~ TO Q pr
cant. All transa ctiona conducted with ecoa.
Sm cal consideration for borrowers.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
Southern Building. sol 18th st. NJ. W.
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ARTHUR Carr,

lioi e at. N. w. Phone Main 2seS.
F1vE-RooM BRICK-Cheap rent; cars pass
door; southwest. Apply lil2 X 1t. .. z.
forenoon. II
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BARBERs-Colored, two Hight complexioned.
neat, for white shop s13 and PERCENTAGE; All
year steady. r. J. PRIDE, 71 Broad st.
Newark, NJ, J..
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Male and Female.

VIOLIN LEssoHs-At your homo By expert
enced teacher; instrument furnished II do
sired. BOX q. Times office.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
DavI DIX. Dounn, Hirkimer, N. Y, and Betty
Horowitz. New York.
James w. Curtis and Adah d. Anderson.
Antonio Gonnella and Geranda Malta.
Marion w. Piercy. Fredericksburg. Va, and
Ruth Purks. Fredericksburg, Va.
Edgar w. johnson. Washington, and Ottie W.
Purks Fredericksburg, Va.
Charles II. Graham. Clayton. w. Va, and
Ella J. Phillips. Clute w. Va.
James II. Mills and Macieo Ghmer.
John Chunn and Sarah e. Gather.
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Deaths.

Ellen Brown. ~ yrs, Georgetown Univ Hos.
Mary G. Webster, II yrs, 1892 Newton 81. NV.
Carroll q. Gait. q yrs, Emergency Hos
Martha Byers. 81 yrs. 1853 Adams ct. NV. .
Margaret NJ. Hastings. 70 yrs, 1914 Mass.
ave. NV.
Fred Koch. II yrs, 6i7 Il at. se.
Michael Schulz, 50 yrs. Sligo NIL road, ID. c.
Lillian y. Mandel. IS yrs. 5l2 End at. NV.
George j. Hauf. sr., 80 yrs, 500 sth ut. sc.
Cecilia A. Dolan. SO yrs, 81 l. ST. NV.
Irwin II. Stroup. 20 yrs. Walter Reed Hos
Samuel Wagner. n yrs, ~. Elizabeth's Hos.
Infant OF Julian and Frances scheer. dys.,
Sibley Hos.
Eliza NJ. Thomas. 81 yrs. Gil u ut. NV.
Zig. Myre. ~ yrs. st. Elizabeth's Hos.
Crank Green. 10 yrs. Pomeroy road Ana.
coHtia.
Charles Mitchell. &c yrs.. Emergency Hos.
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Z ST.. N. W., 6is-
Cheap: SO q month.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

10th 8. n. w, 7al-Room and board. OF
second floor. ,is a month; also tabi'
board, IS . week.
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Vital Records.
Rirfha-

Birtha.
Emanuel u. and Ethe waldecker, girl.
James G. and Alice V. Weaver, boy.
Benjamin Lgand Ida NJ. Vipond, girl.
PIetro and Lucia Rienzi boy.
George II. and Ethel NJ. Nokes, girl.
Joseph and Juliette Letter, girl.
Robert r. and Margaret Kelly. boy.
Leslie J. and Mary Collier, girl.
John r. and Thelma Burgess, boy.
Thomas and Carrie Smith, girl.
George w. and Evangeline Perry, boy.
Augustus and Mary Mann, girl.
William w. and Glendora Hawkins. boy.
Thomas and Alberda Elder, girl.
William IL. and Callie Butler, girl
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FRIDAY afternoon, small white
West Highland terrier. Re-
ward will be paid for return to
1927 18th St
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ACTIVE MEN TO clean windows; good sal
airy; steady Job. Apply 525 10th Ut. N. w.
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NINE, FIELD When you consult hsr
you consult the best. Re-
unites separated. Hrs. 10 to 10. 1876 7th NV.
MRS. GAYER The Tss., GFe ate c S.sd
voyant. Readings. CSC. studio. III LIST 8. W.
NINE. WERNER e,sirvoSan, tai H.n:
tai Scientist; can he seen at her old address.
500 II st. N. w, ID floor. Phone M. ssls.
MME MAPLE The natural born medium
MIME. MAMIE and Palmist, will help
you in all affairs OF love, matrimony. separe-
ton and business. as L ct. NV. N. 6lsl.
CASTILLO
A refined gentleman, highly talented n
CLAIRVOYANCY and PALMISTRY. EIoHT.
ZEN years steady practice IN Washington.
Careful and correct advice on all affairs-
Helps you in love. business. reunitins the
separated, and in removing all troubles. re-
duced fee SOC and 400. No money unlsxs
! can help you. Cor. 7th and sta Bnt
$50 st. N. w. Hours 10 a. m. to .. m.
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HELP WANTED-fEMALE

APPRENTICES to learn French dresscut-
ting, dressnaking, designing and millinery
good positions furnished after learning: NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, in5 q ct. u
GIRLS wANTED-Apply GEO. p. KILLIAN
PAPER BOX CO.. 452. Pa. ave. N. w.
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VuAsiR Substitute.

The difficulties which American hym~
having u.Irr- COR 'h" manufacture "t
shol's fo~ ~, l,uSe.ar ,~;o,cruront arc
cr"ouutcriug owing I" the tact rhi they
are uSIug ut"dcru methods N 0tl,ug c"a-
tracts w.r" Illustrated Yesterday las u
representative of q tl'm Nli'l has {,
ltrr" s.'ll order. Tho Eussiar contract
sn",Hil,- ''.i tho heads ~ tho explosive
SHELF s.It u" ii.l,l with tr'rtr.iglui'.
'lr lC E'-' 'Nrl'SI'c .'uWu to s~,icIc,.
10 ir a,.'.S,tv tltt , d"tuuttur run the
1utr" j' 9Th ~ T." shell head ,o insure
the '.llo- lor. The American firm dc
NIS,I IN" ernomo oi pouring tho tr'ui-
tr.'oluo into Il mould while hot. tn!s
lUnut h'iu- Ia" -.tura - ~ tie Interior
Of ia" s'"H .tNl Hls" ,tNi c a sp.lcc for
go dot r,toI. When tlu. c,plus Sc l.-
o'ur cold Of, had hardened ll exactly tho
rt"N q sIdp" and s.ac 10 tit the sn,li.
IN" '1issan method Las always been to
mould the trinitri,oluol into BLOCKS and
th"n 'h'-'l OUT the prupc amounts to- tit
M shell aud ~ around the d.Iouit,r
Win a iGn"r and q cold chls.I The
result hts been that many uC tho ,Z.rs
ruldl' rs have hc"G reported - among the
missing as the ro'uit uf thus process.
u stu c"ntrud tia this method Of
ours is the best and the safest" S,,l the
representative Of the American cnr,,,r.
hut Il is impossible to make thnS, l,us.
SLAMS see II just because Il, Is now D.,
them ami they HAY" never known amy.
other method h a their own"
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beet sugar's Dividend.

The directors Of the American Beet
Sugar Company went the financial dis
trict m better even In its highest
hopes yesterday when they declared n
dividend OF 6 per cent. Oh the common
stock, pay able in quarterly instalments
during 1916. Wall Street had only
hoped that dividends would he rcsuntcd
at the rat" nf -. per cent. quarterly.
u had uo expectation of a declaration
Of s per cent. for the entire year. The
company earnings are understood to I've
running AZ the rate OF "a per cent. per
annum on tho common stock, owing 20
tho high price OF sugar. Yesterdays
dividend declaration Of 4 per cen per
annuin NOT only means A resumption Of
payments pu that class of stock. but also
an increase of ! per cent. per annur, over
the rate paui before tho dividend was
passed ~ 1913 The initial dividend on
the comni"t stock Of the American Beet
Sugar company WIS declared in Sovem-
Der. 1911. at tho rate Of 3 per cent. per
annun and was maintained uhtil Mo-
vcmber. l?i2. inclusive. In February.
1918. tn" dividend Mas passed.
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'onstdcribl. interest Is manifested in
the meeting uf the directors Of the
Miami tppper company. which is to be
held on M"udar. II rumorcd that TIC
dividend rat. viii bc increased from
Si2i quarterly TO sl.jn quarterly THIS
stock has h',N on" Of tho best actors
among the 'oppcrs recently AID closed
last night ~ = Et.n ~ u. points tor
thc day. At az. A that figure 1t is
only II, points below - top price u
80. In we'll Informed circles the opinion
Is that tn" dividend will he increased.
II the iucr' aSc ~ made II will be the
NTH conSccu'iy" dividend Increase on the
stock, In October. 1919. dividends were
passed ami were not rsSuned until May.
ISIS, when 20 c.ntS per share WAS paid
This was increased to - cents per share
IN August, 81 per share IN November
and % per share IN February.
Mihlni's production Of copper hh been
at the rate Of %. ooo, "nn pounds per an
mum. This viii soon II" Increased -
60,n"o, 400 pounds through an enlarge
mcnt Of tn" mil capacity. ff-urcd uN
q basis of - cent copper, such an IN
creased production would show 5000" -
0oo per anuum earned This would 10"
equal Ia approximately So per -hdr
on tho stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
GOSSIP OF A STREET.
washiust ton short os stocks.

There IL a strong and steadily grow
ing belief In the financial district tha'
Washington IL short OF stocks and that
IL is consistently playing the bear side.
Ivy Washington is meant that group ~
individuals who make their temporary
or permanent residence In the capita!
city Of the United States n who are
always to h. found In the various blot
erage ofiiceD thare whenever any news
calculated to affect the market cithc,
way Is about % manat from Washing
ton. Indications, in tho opinion of the
financial district. arc that certain IN
terests in Washington were committed
to tine bear side several months ago
when tho character Of the news from
that city had its sudden change. II is
said thai 1t Is rapidly becoming more
and more evident that persons In Wash
ington who had been looked upo rs
unofficial distributors of information Of
what is going or ''inside" In the capt.
tai arc heavily committed to the bear
side. n position which. II Is believed
may cause them no little embarrassment;
and considerable financial loss ere long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
\rttHciRI Rcspirstiou.

Win tn" stock market exhibiting de.
'id'd signs "r wcakucSs Yesterday old
artll'iai respiration" in the way or
ltIortcd rev war orders 500 ia i,
placed her" ON an extremely profitable
oasis Was once more dragged forth ,,I
mat" L" II" his duty, This form Of
Stock market lii" saving. however is
h'sinnlng I" exhibit signs of age. and
us npp"arancc, with its now hoary locks
Is falling To have tho desired eff,
mat 1t had In the past on some of lin.
more popular of the "w,ir brides" W,r
orders aggTegtting nearly $l|on.uuOun
were reported Yesterday as a.r,ar,
SiS.,l"d, sealed and delivered .ui, tl,.
keeping of l.. II. Stettiuius of 4 T. Nnr.
gan n CO., who is to return Ia ,his
country from Great Britain ou TlrsJn
Yet the stock market scarcely ua.l an,
attention 70 the report and the s,,uri-
t'ts Of the companies uIcu''oued - m,
recipients of ia" houu;itul war nrdr,.
closed on the whole with a MT loss ,u,.
IN" day. Wall Street and tho nuhIi
are becoming somewhat, suSpirous -,
'uriller rumor"d hic war contract. ,,,I
u'Itll the submarine question IL s,t,l,J
VIII nave To Ice shown tina thor, il
merit, proi't and truth IN them l,.r,r,
II VIII AGAIN cNIl"c "A desire To .p,,r-
lat" In war order iulu>trals ugaiu -,
a grand scale,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
1915 FIRE RECORD BEGINS BAD.
In Three Months as 1000. OOO II
Lost In tSt Big BIRscs.

In the first three months "f th,s ,ea,
lJ1 big fires occurred 90 the Uu,ei
states and Canada. causing q property
lass Of about $4,000. 900. according :,
this weeks issue of the HiSprdpe Pr.ss
In the corresponding months "i last YEAR
there were only IFS big tlrcs-that q
fires causing "A loss Of ~ much ~ 500.
oO0 each-and tho total destruction vas
approximately $4,000. 900.
or the great fires in the carly montrs
of this year the loss in each OF 100 va,
from 100000 TO $500. 600 In r. +, w.,
from $500. 900 to $1,000. 600 aud IN & The
damage exceeded 81 900, 600. Tho mos,
destructive were tire CANADIAN Iarlia.
ment Building fire at Ottawa ON Fshr,.
AIRY . and the fire in the busineSs die
trict of Paris TEX. on March Il. In .scs
uf which tho damage was oStifua'ei a,
3d. 10000 The burning 81 Pier A. a,
the foot of Pioneer street. BROOKLYN.
with three steamships on February Il
came next with 81. o0n. O0n loss.