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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The New York R~ailways Company re.
s s5:;. :2;s n.3ss:';s; N: c:''';;;;,;
Ne. s'i ,ns ssss. rev: 'ti,;:;;ss Inc Iss:::: ',.l'55
9 9B:F . ..pc1.:. 'ss:.55?;s.::;;;; Dec be. "'ss...;;s
~: S'' CS;5, rev. ::.9!!; Inc. ';G,s:s
DELAWARE AM HUDSON.
Tho Delaware and Hudson Company
state Commission for Novem-
T Tsl.i s ss;r. . ;;y 'ii..asss.ss!!ii FF ss i's'S55ss'iii
o5 .s' , ss:r rev. '|,:3::..f Inc Inc. ':ss. 355
From Iuy /.
T Ts,af s SS:l, ' :y, ."ss!:l:g::. Inc. secs?
os .:' Sn.r rev, '.;.?5ss Inc, ';,sE};
DENVER And RIO GRANpE
tn. p.nys. Hna Re Grand. n"'I-oad
mission for November.
F Fs;;I : :s:f. . .;s. 'ii:::sa?:..ssSS;; HHs ss. ''i{;siS.
or st .s se:s3 rev: "Ssii::5s,!. Inc Inc: ':i5s5S;?
FROM July !:
Ts,;i SS:!. . :.S .''!s.ss:i:..:%s be be-. '' III =:
N.' op.r. rev '.sns! Inc ,'lS:Sss!
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND And PACIFIC.
The chicago. Rock Island and paciac
mcrce Commission 90. Sovemher2
Total cp.r. rev.. ss.sss,a4A Inc ga? ESQ
Total or. eSren it6S,Sss Inc. 1880
~ " ,
opcr income, =. iise''so Inc, 'ti4?7i
From July !:
ro,n oper, rev. ~'ss5g%s!s pee. s,!s!c7
Total opor. cNpcn e3,l5l,bi3 Inc. 1871
ST opor rev. s"7,s2.-es pc sgs' 50,
Opcr income ... 1855, 033 doc. 1895
NORFOLK ANp WESTERN.
TIL Norfolk and Western Railway Com.
pnuv reports FOR November:
%%rrscrr . ,,ss"": 'ss .:,:..;,.. Inc Inc '', ,SIHii
~ct opcr rev ,:,osI?n Inc sLoi,7i3
~ incone lSS''hsS Inc l"so.o9l
oror rc2Snne .';2n5.sss Inc ,t?g:i?,
ppor. expenses, IL i?2.>'2 Inc l,'t@.oi0
Nct oper. rev ,Io.l5s.ti3 Inc sa.s1s.72,
Set incomc ,..... 5,aGi.02l Inc. = j66,6 'l
ST. LOUIS >Np SAS FRANCISCO
Tho s. Louis and san Fraurlsrn Ran
ioIi reports - tho Interstate Commerce
commission for November:
lPlI. Chnrrrs
Total oper. rev, stOrS $50 Inc. so3o,o.S
Total opcr. exp. ".d3HlHa Inc. lt'.anS
N~i opcr. rev.. 1883. @Gi Inc. ,GD,riG
l'ucpllcctih'e rev. l.Sii Inc. 49,
urer income. 90. iSJ'.739 iuc. ui,,ts
From Iu'N J.
To,i op.r rey...siS5,:ss5 Inc. 'sllim
Net oper rev. sG.5So,l6O Inc, s5G..47o
Tncollectihlr rev. 9,OA5 Inc. 3.N\J
Oppr income ..., i,6ig.7f2 Inc. $50 Oo7
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The Liverpool market opened frm There
was a large business in spot cotton, with mid
ding 10 points advance at s2sl Sales, 1900
bales: receipts. 2l.OpD bales, including 5000
bales American Closed barely steahy.
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able at par at given periods. The posi-
ton of Belgium depends very ouch upon
the terms and the date OF peace.
A speedy restoration Of independence
would probably be followed by rapid
recovery. French credit has suffered
very severely. and the national defence
loan now being offered In this country
will yield "A very high rate OF interest
IL an early peace restores the rate OF
exchange. Japanese credit has suffered
very little from the wal for the reason
that Japan. though an ally. is only SELL
ing munitions very probably to the other
allies and is month by month strength
cning her financial resources.
Russian credit has held its wi pretty
well. but with the new financial alliance
a great responsibility Is lifted from Rus
sia's shoulders. Enemy stocks have
fallen heavily. There have been some
dealings in London, but interest Is of
course not paid to British holders. and
the fall in London may be rather heavier
thain in neutral markets.
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r. LORILLARD COMPANY.

~ New YORK. january 9TH, 1879
Notice IL hereby given that the Trsn....
Books OF the Registered Five rer c.n,
Bonds OF. this Company will be closed A, +,
o'clock NJ. January 18th. 1916. for m. nav
ment OF interest thereon, due Februarv'is,
1915, and will be reoponeu at 10 o'r,ars
A. NJ. February End. 1915. 's
WIN, X. RUETT, Trsa.ur.-
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As an Indication Of the progressive de-
cline Of German and Austrian credit
abroad we may reproduce an advertise
ment from the New York Tribune Of
December /:
Owing TO the further decline In German and
Austrian exchange rates, We OFFER
NEW GERMAN So WAR LOAN
NO caiiable before 1874
1900 Mark 20
Interest beginning April 1. 1916.
IMPERIAL GERMAN ~ BONDS
(Not callable before 1919
lVN MARX, Sec. s.ss.s.ss ..s. s..sssssssn. Slo W
The value Of the mark before the war was
e3l. cents, or Se37 so for 1000 mark.
Our selling price for these bonds Today Is
1850 for 1000 mark.
thee THIRD AUSTRIAN WAR LOAN.
tRedcemable In 1900
1000 Kronen tNl.aS
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UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY p,
c- AMERICA. W

A regular quarterly dividend Of 80.
This day been declared upon each .6a,.a
Common stock Issued and outstantIr..
payable February. 10th. 1916. to stockholi
airy 2sth. 1915. ''nu'
h stock books will not he cIossd
GEORGE WATTLEY, Treasu,s,
Dated, January eth. 1914
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The II 4. NJ. bids tn Liverpool were: Jsnu'
airy. u ~" March. u SO May, u &c July,
70 SIC October. l2j6c. The market there is
due to open to day I to : points advance,
Port reCeipts and stocks.
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Interior receipts and stocks:

Exports yesterday were II. o2s bales. Total
thus far this season. 1854, 77 bales. Total last
season. 1855. SIS bales.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

ment and by evidently inspired press
dispatches from Washington il is
seen that on July 81, 1915, Mr.. viii
son notifies the German Government
that "the American Government not
only feels obliged to insist upon it
(the freedom of the seas) by whom
soever violated or ignored, in protec-
tion of its own citizens. . "and that
he Invites the practical cooperation
or the Imperial German Govern
mcnt;" while ten months later, on
May 8, 1916, after the Imperial Ger
man Government has responded to
the invitation for practical cooper
alton" MI Wilson's Secretary OF
state tells the American people and
the world, that in our dealings with
the British Government we are act
ing as we are unquestionably bound
TO act in view of the explicit treaty
engagement with that Government,
and this treaty engagements pro-
vides that any dispute arising shall
be submitted TO an investigating conf
mission for one year before entering
into hostilities;" and on May 2 the
same official inspires q press dispatch
stating, the United states will not,
for the time being, resume negotia-
tions with Great Britain.
Mr.. Wilson complains in his talk
before the National Press Club that
newspaper correspondents misrepre-
sent him, that he is constantly taken
by surprise in regard to decisions,
which are said to be his own" This
complaint of the President leads to
the questions:
Did Mr. Lansing, the Secretary OF
State, speak unauthorized, when he
referred to the treaty obligations OF
the United States? Did he act un-
authorized when he inspired the
press dispatch stating that the United
States will not, for the time being,
resume negotiations with Great Brit
ain?
Mr.. Wilson's complaint to the
newspaper correspondents leads also
to the further question: Was Presi-
dent Wilson sincere when he invited
the cooperation of the Imperial Ger
man Government to establish the
freedom of the seas? And: Does the
Washington dinpatch to the World,
speaking Of "a vigorous note to Great
Britain demanding that that country
put a stop TO the illegal restrictions
placed on American and other neu-
trail commerce by the British block
ade," reflect the honest intention of
MI Wilson?
The people of the United States
are patiently waiting for their Presi-
dent to dissipate all doubts in their
mind they are fervently hoping that
their President WIN show by his ac-
tion that he was sincere when he in
vited the cooperation of the I'M
perial German Government to ostab-
lish the freedom OF the seas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Die Mclt OaS amcrilaniidlc %Olf martct.

@r0iioct gsilions Se6orgon Die vglco yorf
gSonlO~ ldbt d bon cincn &ai6u8toncr Gorrelpon
0ctcn icc9rapbircn OoB in nddiicr 3cit cine olcbr
dorfe4 giote nod 2onoon nbge6cn ucrOc, in Der Der
lanai uer0cu purOe OaB oie ungeieblide 9coridlng
ogs panocs gnerilas un0 an0crc yleracl cingelteut
neroa niiiiie
Goe flinet redi or0cicbm A6er ocnl oucrfoni
idcn Boil icbH ocr @lalbe Gs 1T IN Oc lc6tcu an
0crhoib So9rcn ipicoerbot pon oidarcn" Frotelten
oic nad 2ouoon achcn ipirocil Oc 9icOc geuclcn IS
iit a6er bc Der boBen glnfimoiglmg acblebe ylodl
oel iiin8tm scuBcrung ocs Stoats Sclrcdrs SonlinQ
0oB oc &cgiermg Der Der Stooteu b bc Der Se
bonohma BON strcitiroacn 5piidc oicicm 2onoe uno
lsroi 8rtumicu nod ocu Sciiimmum9cn oes bon lei.
lcnI @orgdn0er ySnt. Scnnngs 9rDan 81 Stauoc &C.
hrodjtei %Tirngcs 5m6cn ocn bci0cn Sdn0ern r6tcn
iue Die cine cinioDrigc llneriduln9 Der Strcltlro
ncn 0urd cine Gonnniliiou eiticBcn che on snSenuIi
oercbnngcn gcidriticu mcrocn forn miro Der 0oube
trlt redt cbcn. llno ood niodte o0s onlertonide
2oli gor 3u germ gloibcn OoB IS eincn @rolioenics
bot 0ccn es iid niCbt 5u id0mcn 5gald5t Dos ome
lIoniiac &of m6d)ic gar 81 germ gloubcn Dob lem
'bra0cnt ntlridtg NOR ols cr IN leiler gtote bonn
2l Sltli 1915 an 0ct6lon0 o0tc, er lo0e Die Sioi
iuliA 2cutide gleGieung Gin sur proitldcn Goopero.
fioJ 0c 5rcibcit Der N}ccre bcr5ulcIlc Sic ocllt'
ldle 9egcrmg 6ot Ocicr guoroTung iebt 6olgc &c
leiiic Sic bat brcu llnieriecbootfrcg oen &cqeIn
0cs elcicecs Ger &ofcr mo Der Nnmonitot ongepoBt
9a8 nortet sic 0eutide Mcgicrug, uno MN wortcn
0e Reaeaugeu olcr neltroIcn Sdnocr, ooB @ooorom
gSilion @hrttc mterniumt, oic 5eget OoB cine am
M Siid 1918 all IepiiAlo0 gcrincten sorte olf
rimii9 9cmeint iDarcn.
4or glQcm o6cr martet oos oHcrifonidlc Sof
% iilrdtet obcr ooB ca ucrgcbcno warict trob ocr
9cii1cru9 oes @o6mgtoucr Gorrcpouociicn Der
u&oro", oem cs bat oos @crtrallcn 5u ieincm @rdi
Deic bcroren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

9os @ciuicI 0cr amerfoniiAcn gritcl @rce ibcr
oNunQcr 6cpotcn~ in Dutidolo lit lodcrld. Cine
yiot6 lit unoenf6nr oo oic 6rouu ul0 0inoer Der Sol
Ooien rci6lidc llutcrlhbung BON Der &egerng er
botcu mo bic Arbctcr gan5 ungcpobnlid bo6er SoDnc
lido crrcueu Snolee 0ciicn ieDH cS nbt on 0clo
uip gio6rmgsmttcl 5u tanicn un0 oielc iino iopei
cs oc nobigiicn 6ctrt in uoluui geniiQcn0cm NfoBc
uorbonocn. Gs ieDlt ndt an @roo iinO ni6t an Star
toiiclu &nopp it bios Speiieict iniogc DER groBcn
Nbhladtun9cn bci glusbrld Ocs &rcgcs, ols cs an
@icbiuttcr ic6Itc obcr oud bcrin bccrt 5 Die Gage
6eitdnOig, ga Ole glui5udi bon Shucinen melcntlid
5ugcnonulen 6ot
gSos Ole probritiid)cr Seb6lGticr ,Slm0cr 9icuol
ten" 81 nclmen belicbaL iuo in @rtIihteit Gntri
itnos 0Cnoniirotioncn Ocltidcr @ousrouen Oic iidl
Qcqcn oic 2cbensnittcl gSndcrcr rid)tcn 0ic glui
lduic rdtcn d Gcocn 8leilhlooe 9ciiser 0c OoS
i6ncl bon sen @cD0rocn 3uNcuiccnc Sleiid Derbergcl
mo cS 81 b06eren ais bon 0cr Hcgicrlma ictAceBtc
@rccu ultcr DER Sono pufolien 0oB cs bel ocr
Ncrt6cllmg bon Butter im0 Sdmol5 5u Sdmierg
fcien 9ctonmen it, broidt nd]t GcIcugnct 5l iuer.
ocn. A6cr critciS lit nlon jcbt in Dcutlhono oouit
bcidGitigt oc @crt6cilmg Der 9ebcnsmittc bon 0rno
oilf 81 rcorQaniiircn DER ir Ole bcitcbcn0cn NdB
itGnoc pcronuortlidc Nlniltcr III bcrcits gcgongcu
luo Jpeitcns III nit 9c9im ocs SonmwS no Oos
@eh oui 0c gScioe getricbcn mcrocu folll, cine be-
oclicnoe Grbo6uug Der @iiId unO 9utcrproouttion
81 criuarten
1lC ll NlVCIlu NNtluCll GCUlluCl plNlltQNll lllul
5u bcflrdtcn ooD 6rc &crponoien in GcrtidlonO Der
6ngern mticn 9lou fc6rt i'm oten GotcrIanOc mir
5ll eincr 9ciiiglomcrcn 2c6nspec Surid. 9onit
loa iidlt geiagt uerocL ooB oc ormcren aloien ndt
mtcr Gnthcbun9cn 81 eiocn bobcn Gs aiebt abcr
ou6 in ocn Scr Stootcn mn in oloercn 2Giloern,
sic ndt in ocu Srcg ucrpideh limo, glrnc oic cnt.
bc6ren miiiicn.
Ole Sungcr 9leooitcn in Dcntidlon0 iino Grim
omaen Ger brtdler mo pro6ritiidcn @ropo9onoa-
Dos ocuiibe &ot miro ndlt Ucr1ungcrn. Giirdl Nton
eel an 2e6ensnitelu fam Is nicmoS ge5plmgcn wcr.
ocu Dor ieiicn 6einocn 81 are5c 81 trlcdlcn
Sn oeu Gcpcidcn miro be1onptd OoB Der glotb
itono i'm .@orpdrts ocidiloer miro. 0cier bat dlon
8u 6ricocis5etcit BON @mgerSnotb Qcpro6cn ulO ut
ictt Oa cr BON ieiuer cgencn &ortci 5Ird9wicicn
por6en it, nod robotcr unO gauiiienlocr gcporOcn
os cr cs o6nebn uar. 3ugc9ebcu tom mcrocn Dob
in Berlin Gin D}Bpcrgniecn bec1t 0d Oort bic Grciic
iir 2cbcnsmitte 6cocitero bober inO ais in anocrcn
StoOtcn mo mon Dot ocn 6iS6eri9cu @niter 0cs Sn
ncrn Gclbriid fr oicc un6circ0Gcuoc Sodogc per
ouhportlid gcmud)t Sett lit obcr Gin Ntiniicr ep
gcieBt morOcn Oecn opShlieBlide glligabc cS IT.
cne bciieren gltsgIcd IN ocr &eriorglna nit glaD
ureSmittcln 5u bewcrtteuGcn 10 ooB Oieie bon bort
mo iie i6cr Den 9c0or por6onOcn iin0 nod Den @roB
itooien geIctci pcrocn oc uotrgcmaB nidt 10 an ncr
icben ien tonnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

9ic iiinoit uOn &ai6inston ans-
ocionOtc 9io6ribt, OoB oe 0oupt
id6liAiten &cpublicn in 0}ittcl. uHO
Siioglmcrifo ni6ts gcoen cine Sn-
terOcntion ser Der. Staotcn in
Nlcrifo cin5mpcnOcn boben wiirOcn
iicut iid icBt ais cine @nte bcrouS.
9locl pc Dor bctra6tet Oas latcini
i6c 9meriio Die Ser. Staatcn nit
NiiBtroucn.
Die Scrciti6nits.@araOe iUar in
Der G6at gut u9emcno9co", nm cine
grobc 3uiAoneridait 81 gormtircn.
3eit mo &oilte porcn 10 gcuoblt,
OaB Oic @unocrtiouicno 9lrbcitcr umo
2lrbcitcriuucn Ocren Go9lucrf gcrooe
uolcnOct mar notbgcOuurgcn mortcn
mo 5ni6nucn muBtcn molltcu lic
uGt 81 6uB uob @oiile gcbcu.
Gas SoStcusclante Der n@rcpurcO-
ncB SpiclcrcL mic iie 5ur 3eit in
ocn oitli6cn Stooteu Der Union Our@
&oroocu gctrie6eu miro, tonte bonn
S6pui Scr 3iousfirhc bcro6, ais Die
9crcitihoits @oroOe ocu Got6Dous.
plob paiiirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

ihlo uno dliumcr 6c6onoelt ueroen oIs Ole Sbicre
llno 6ronireid oos Como oer gluihdrug. bG9i
iid ocnl 9cc6c oes uiiiidcn Eprounen liccrt i9n
bic Gper ans oonit CT tic cinci Siicn mo Der Sots
wut0 opcrn fam. lluo oc ~Timcs unO ole ,SSorIo"
finocn iein S8ort Ocs &ouuuris mo teiucn Sot Der
Gutrihng ir ocn EDronnclL iic finoe nidt cinmal
cneu Soilcl ocr 6ripradc iiir Oic ormcn Npier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Nnhn MHnrr

Is rarb am TO- mai 1916. SoGn Wilner ion
Qcbenei00re. qc.iebicr @aiic ocr pcrllorpcuen
,Suhd ONllcr. Sic @ccroinull0 tinoc bon hcr
9SobunnQ ihrcs SOUucS 0ui. C5cD. ". Mlillcr,
gir. 7lt Ncro s@oticrirn Yori,glne., nm Sreitna,
bcn 49, Mai ssnnnliliop3 ll0r iini. Gie
Ncihc miro yccii unW Der 0pdngci rhlh Srlcs
ocre .Nirdc. ail 0bclicr. nnbe Nrlcnue str.. &C.
fNHQiIg fu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
NcIannimadlnnaen.
Nnrrnn ocs CScodnpe 1nIprllprs.

o. Mai 1916
9cnniolpania glabn.Sccnhai. qcmdB Der ant
10 Suni 1908 nuieriehnelcn &croromtna git
i55. gbihnii AZ. RaraarapD y Ople am a.
fupcuOcr 1911 nmcnoirl, unl Orldnonib iaW
qcludi bat Dac glmpcicn 9ir. 1921 lO2J,
ojnilipr0 glOcmc ais cine Ncparatlrs&crlllalt
mo 0icnilibl Narogc 80 beuubcn.
9. s. Nnrne,
(NiaiI71S) Ojcbuu0c. ,Sulpciiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
NnNcsf10c.

gim i5. Mai. Mlarn y. gincmnn, i'm Goire
Snue 0nHuCnt 6G 1nhrc ALL
glm TO- Wia Qeiuinm 8cracr g,r. 1925.
gMihonD. Sirabc, 80 Sabre ult
Vim &C. Wlui QllDer G6lcls, i'm llnlOOctlis
idts .0opiidl 81 Sdnrc ult
elm G. Mai, Nhauec Sec6o, i'm NicrCO spoa
ipiiul sc Sabre nlt
elm To- agai. Niias illlmau, 253s Niaoilons
giuc 80 Sabre nlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Ter bette Bias fir 9icQics Ia @altimore.6p.
Sieicr 6crrid Qclcaene Bari IN icbt Sn per-
nlieiben al Girbtn mo &crclne fir 9lnsiIii9e
II. T. 10.
9n Der bcrdnqericn g9iliens.9lbenue aelcgcn,
III oerielbe bon allen Sinotibeilcn beanen 5t
lntii pcnoe mon iih oil g. ~. Neinbarot, Rr,
Si5 Seoh.SirnRc @ilmor. q3l, ooer peHrg
@l5mrr, 1901 Mians.9lur. Wia6iion 265i'g8.
(9jidrS232,&G, ,2Id)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
lNeTts(Gnbs99orf.

@nem pel6dbien 9ub,uim our NadridT, oab
SsT SsT fSoqb OeSI BeTeen NSTS SnS an.
bercn OrQdniioiioneu 5u ben giinItgiien Be
GineuHaeR 5ur Gerfigunp iiebi. ST eiQnet th
1urbbrnn scr Baltimore Sirube mro ben Bari
Mot beeinirddiiaeH. Sir @inselnbeltcH ioenoe
man iib an
inebrl .3Nlel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
.MlIIIt1riidler g0nhniinnn.

Slls miGrid)cn gSobniin 6c5edluci cincr Der
Die iiinotcn Sample an Ocr Sitfront ntgcmdd)t bot
0ic @cudc Der 9hiien, oc 0cuiidcn Stclngcn 81
ncbmcn Ger pcroltportlidc General oriben Der.
oicni gcbonat 81 mer0cl" hrcbt en- Or nulB ood
cine gl6mulg BON Der loralilhc ycldloftcnbelt oer
ciQencn lruppe mo Der OeS @cgncrs lobcn. Gin Sccr
oos fini6unocrt &ilonleter &id5ug i'm 2ebe Bot ut
ir Sa6rc 6nous ndt io6a Ocm Sicser nit 9uslidlt
clii Griog cntgcacn 81 trccn 5unol mcm Der. pie
cs bier gcihu1 i6n imucr OH Der &lingc blcIbt mo
nnlcr micocr oniS 9cte cinc lcbcrle9cu0cit benefit
Go5u fam micre rcfiidc, felt rinem bolben Sobr aus
Qc6ouc Sclinq. Grob ollcl Eronmlclieucrs 0oS
ibrigcnS nur cnl idwodcr 9lbiloth aus Dem gSclten
mar iobcn imierc broucu Scuic 0cnl 9ntrm Der milo
gcporOcncn @oUcs 0dclno cnocgcH frob 0arlber.
Oos in 0os longmciligc Gmcrlci Ocs S6itengroben5
chuos 96lpcdiehng 6ncntom gllS unicrc idiDcrc
mo lci6c Artiucre i6rc felt @ioOen ir ocicn 3ped
ouiqeipci6ertc 9Rrnton NIT gcroOe5u pcrbienoer
SiQc uno @cdminO9feit in Die 9lcbcr ocr tcl9cee'
ocrcn Siurnlfolnmcu icllci0crtc, 0n mar cs Se0cnl
for: Der @Hgrf fam nidt tam nicmols glldcnl
@a0rcn0 Sic crcn Uom Artlcriccfcr 5ericbt 5uriid
ft6ele broden imer icue 9otniaonc ats 0cn Sinlcn
Dor cin5cnc Srpps lebrcn gcid nit oct flidltenocn
unL on0crc udtcn oen @ranoten ltnO Sdropneas I'M
idcr bin mo berdmonlen0 olts5pcdlcn; g mar uer.
qcblid iiberoll frnd)tc zoo ilnO &cr0erben 20 Der
butctc dl DiDiiion mad 0ipiiion in iinloiem 9In
lhrnt SAT- urgcnos io6 man Sifi6erc por Der 6ront,
oQein ms &erOerben renHeu. 60 Qng cS eine
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The Washington times., 1916-01-16

ment, which was made early in De-
cember during his absence. adding that
cable messages were "often garbled now
on account of the war" Mrs. Peats is
a widow and is said to have been on
gagged in nursing in one Of the hospitals
in Paris.
So Theron Catlin is married Well,
he wore the willow quite faithfully for
pretty little Laura Merriam, and iTn
sure everybody who knew him here
will be glad Of his happiness. His bride
was Frances Damcron, daughter Of the
Edward Caswcll Damerons. OF ST.
Louis. aud the marriage took place in
Louis last Thursday. They tell me she
is ever so attractive.
Nobody blamed Laura for jilting-
that's too ugly word. but let it pass
Mr.. Catlin to marry Jimmie Curtis;
because she was perfectly straightfor-
ward and did the only thing she could
do when she found herself caring more
for somebody else. But everybody did
feel sorry for Mr. Catlin. particularly
as ii came just about the time he lost
his scat in Congress. This was due to
| some hocus pocus in the elections,
which reflected not on him but on the
=
Theron Catlin was considered one of
/ the catches OF the season here, as at
conservative estimate he is very
rich man. But after all, it was prob
ably all for the best.
| -S-
Should the cold weather OF the past
| few DAYS continue, the ice skating fad
! will be fastened upon Washington as
| firmly as upon New York. You see.
| the Chevy Cha sc Club has taken ii W.
| They flooded TWO of the tennis courts
| during the last cold snap and graceful
young people n snapn" Sporting toea
| were fiocking thare in droves-when the
| interminable rainy spell came along
and spoiled it ALL. 1t does seem a pity
| that when there are so many people in
! town who skate well and love the sport
| there are so few chances to crafty
| their taste. OF course, an ice rink Is
| an expensive proposition. and, after all
the world which amuses itself in
| Washington isn't very large. But
| often wonder what has become OF the
good oid-fashioned winters we used tc
have when Tor weeks and weeks we
could skate on the tidal basin or unde,
the Aoueduct bridge in Georgetown
| when il was not unusual to skim uT
beyond Chain Bridge or even to make
| Alexandria.
The little coterie of skating fans,
who made high carnival a few seasons
| agc whenever there was a stretch OF
cold weather, is considerably broker
UP, the Niscountcss d'AZy is In Paris
the Meyer girls are gone. and so 1t goes
but there is left little nucleus of low,
ers of the sport, who need only oppor.
tunity TO fan the flame of enthusia sm
amcng fashionable folk
DO come down and help the cause
along. I'm will to get ont on the ice
ano wilder still az have you with me
and watch your chic New York skating
finery take the breath Of Washington
folk.
Yours Fondly,
:, SUNDAY. JEAN ELIOT.