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HtUiiKham 1

1'jrli C Hue de la Mlchodlere, oftllur dii Septcmtire.

Washington Illlib llulldlng.Ilrook'.jn 10s LIGngstoii

our ifAn ilio' If Ith ra,intirW)Mand HtuttratfiiH tor publicntivi tilth to hare

thru In (ill etnaIfiitf for that

mams or rosritMiAxn.4'lrnrly hy u taunting American

,utliiirll on IntcriintlountTo tub Kditoii or

you not In resisting the Influencesat Washington nre trying to

our In contraband duringthis It Is not a question offor the law la perfectly It Is aquestion of ethical prejudice. Neutral-ity Includes mult nil js

us It neu'nil duties. Nota century ago belligerent

5c painfully stretched. Ger-many violates treatlca, breaks neutral-ity, bombards without notice,

unusual penally fursniping, lavs In the seasIllegally. Knglind andrubber absolute contraband, t

Jurisdiction over theextracts reservists neutral bot-tom?, cuts off ourGermany without blockade. TheIs ci.nimerrc, an emergency tax,dlsattcr.

Is bad enough. Uut shouldthe Administration bad byseeking 'to discourage In contra-Uin- d

be a partial make-weight?

The impertinences of the Her-man Ambassador are endured appar-ently without remonstrance. Tin; I'resl-de-

a contract for sub-marines In sections, aro simplecontraband, by our absurd constructionuf the forbids our fur-nishing A .Senator proposes n billto UK In contraband alto-gether.

a neutral Governmentprefer belligerent interests to neutralinterests? It Is a betrayal of

It Is an assumption bythe neutral of tho belligerent ofpreventing the carriage of contraband,

Illegally tnking in the warand Inevlubly aiding one belligerent attho expense of tho as as noour own cost. Tiieopoiie S. Woolsby.

Haven, December 12.

Has He Travelled In theRenlins of

If Colonel I!oom;i i.t really wrote,In any spirit ,ui,n

humorous thepublic Is of hearint; he

hU Thursday la thopersons to

a equal tn containing a ,fnuinber. To he he was not

to "reforms," hut was i.irtlr up tin; animals In auotlierbis and entomolofflcal col-

lection of rcmlnlsccncos his "pleas-ure on the UnknownIMver. arc, moments, sometimes

are the ColonelIhu sensibilities and treads on the toesof n of his countrymen.lie the war bonnet and rcaeheruthlessly for scalps ho cotister-natio-

especially the I,aodlceansthe political paclllsts. lie shrieks

Ills war h's moccasins are thun-der stones; Is no of nhis wlswam, It Is his reason-ably list of peculiarities he

smol.e. Sometimeshas stinlleil uniquf

sieclmen of (or polltlcm,lias resrelted lie refuses tothe nicotian: 1m denieshimself sterllm; sedative, Tlieieare the Colonel rest

mill disarmament.thoituh as the serpent, the

Colonel Is as downrinht as dyna-mite, lie was waslu the ascendent. He dearly ashindy. If it were legitimate to slmjloout one element lu a nei.ealopy so elalio-rat- e

as his K especially In a campaign,we should say the Colonel was essentlally and Immortally a belated

he knowsmid so Is somethlns ofCi.c'iit.TAiN ; and a energyrecalls a different of aassociated Cithulain by Mr.Jami.s Sri O'IIiiil.v of theO'llrlen nation and the Kingdom ofKerry, Kiiadamantiius (lieloiiiienior rejsret any of theof the On el his Trouble one. nu. i in the place, trouble.In the hot place, was the business and!'n- - ,m nf ever h.'Wueivnts ,'."f uf the o'llrlen niitkin,

I ' I'nlniiul has trouli'oII" .in and elsewliere;

a id ii- - i in I In- - lle.-- h of all con.i i -- la lei's and peojile

' ,i nltfllls; bill he lias a' 'M .hill 111 IV lh Ml If.'lvt II Pf.fl.

of Hooscvelts behind pecta-cle- s

Is ns chnrmiiiR to cveryboilyexcept a few tinfaiinnl nattirallsts asthe red 11oohuvi-.l- Is nlarnilnp to

botiseholdcrs thepo flyln' through the nlr. ItoosF.VKi.rthe hunter, the cowpttneher, pioneer,traveller, the Indefatigable, humorous,highly educated primitive, the.

of sixteen n InInnumerable experiences of animals

Itoosuvr.ir.In n house, com-Iioun- d

of Natty Uumito, Damf.l Hoone,MAncu Uruch the traveller,

Mayni: the pro-fessor of natural history, Dr.

AnitoTT's Immortal Inquisitive rel-

ative, Hollo the out ofHooskvklt the Jungle,and shows his spoils and mosquitobites, Ite Is aWonder n JungleIn kbnkl.

Fortunate thetell of cannibal

of crocodlle-dwartln- g man-eatin- g

catfish theIncautious monkeys lean-

ing the on the ; ofarboreal in habits;march in Innumerable armies,

specimens of the Colonel'swardrobe In the knaps-nck-

, speak.of soldier; of scorpions

In shoes; of butter-tile- s

as "as birds," sayrobins, to the Image concrete; ofparrot steaks monkey chops; of

and nnd stlugllkca Progressive minority; of rnttleless

rattlesnakes and ten-fo- bush-master-

excellent executionerof the the miissitranui, theHrazllian incorjioratesthe polsou brothers lu bis capacious nndImmune midst. even In the pur

of adventures bo jrallantly carriedof privations a

of observations difficulties, anallegory n lovely :

"On w enoountored rrsembltda katydid, but a like a steam-boat whistle,"

even the Colonel, has seenand so sjieclmens of it,

expected to find lu alltoo known variety of the Americanpolitical locustld?

Germany's Ability to Finance the

Germany long.wnragainst the two greatest financial Pow-ers lu the world, two halng-:i- s

an moreover, a nation th-.-

can put In tho armed soldiersany other?

In a sieecli tho HrltlMiof the Kxchequer declared In sub

he eontldeutly exiK-cte- Ger-many and Ati-tr- la to fail In-

ability to provide the la- -t ?10O.OKi.lX)llof "cash." Hut Germany is carrying onthe struggle by the use of liuaucial ex- -

Ndlents different anyever considered practicablesimilar circumstances.

expedients are Is de-

tailed In a Interesting article Inthe December number of the AtlanticMotillilu, written by IIolanii G. r.sifi.n,the known nuthor of

Professor L'sitr.u declaresthe German statesmen are proceed-

ing on the principle money,Is or sccle money, is essential orvaluable for war purposes in sofar as It enables to put an i

the and sustain itit is winning the campaign. Im

naturally the Gentian people at tn fed and

care of, and beemployed and contented. If thingscan 1h accomplished tho German theoryIs It matters whether thequantity of money, money,lu the country is or

money, so called, thepuriose of an exchange of Ifmatters can bo so arranged an exchange of can place withoutthe use of money, is unneces-sary. In the place, therefore, if theGovernment has to the

of paternalism and centralizationto breadth and accuracy Itknows concerning the per-

sonal nnd private affairs of its citizenswhere nil the resources of tho conn- -

try are located In particular,tist it Is necpsary to provide

outside In case of In adof the outbreak of war It was

enabled to preparations for thestruggle of a Infinitely mi-

nute formidable everhas In the before.

financing offor the present conflict has according to Professor Usiir.it, Included,to an extraordinaryand efUclent organization of Germanprivate nnd nntionnl Industrywar cannot Involve a dislocationof Industry as has in all

calamitous. If not disastrous, tothe countries In It occurred.

system of conscription in'Germany has enforced In a

a sulllclent number of menhas left to In factories,counting houses and similar places, so

tho business of the country canbe carried on.

second has easily taken,and Is a complete regulation ofcommodity prices. has

not so difficult ns It be-

cause Is merely the exchangeof a commodity expressed in

of money. Unless is adeficiency In supply or an uniisiril

Increase In demand, prices ought to re-

main the the elements ofsupply nnd demnnd looked after,speculation controlled theGerman people feeling nn inexhaustibleconfidence In the of Gov-

ernment the of Itstho of money, Is currency orspecie as an exchango medium In

Irade, Is inconsiderable, becauseany guaranteed by the Govern-ment can Its place.

Is tho theory, 1t Is apretty one. it bo confessed.It has worked up to date.ns the Government's valori-zation scheme In Hrazll set at naughtIhu operation of the lnw of supply nnddemand for a couple of

It remains to be seen whether thotheory Indefinitely. Exceptin so far as It includes an extremelymclliodlc.il preparation for a war Intho collection cataloguing of Ger-man resources, we fall to observeIt Involves anything n financ-ing of the war through the use of theold expedient of Hat money.

Iot It lie supposed at. the endof six mouths the supply In Ger-many, not having reenforced, bo-gi-

to fall short, an unavoidableIn Its heavy In

the weakened Gcmum prow-im- s

and begun to tell Germanspirit; factories nre closed hecntiiu

men drawnwas calculated chances

of German In the warbecome dimmed, and thomoney was thought to be this

as nt the beginning of theIs universally rccogulzed to be

thirty on n dollar.In case theorystand' weekly statements of theIuiierlal of Germanyso changed of as to be almost un-

intelligible, but Is no at allthe holdings of the.considerably enlarged, the

bank's of money has en-

larged ery tho on.-brea- k

of the war the for Itsmoney has diminished de

cidedly: nnd It Is lnvauo of un-

doubtedly the rale of German ex-

change lu andoutside Germany has to a

Indicates Indirectly a pre-mium on German

Germans are trying to onwar practically without the

of be considered hjrstandards nn adequate re- -

It Is not nt all Impossibledo so, mid

successful In efforts so Itbe Interesting to see if nre

successful to the

Street Signals to I!ti1nrto (So Ahead.

were no disappointments Inthe reojiened market yesterday.

lioeful expectationsprepared for a restoration

of public trading were multiplied In

the realization.Indeed, the session develoKsI a

ifying surprise lu the volume ofactions and the of prices.

were on n act hohad predicted. .Moreover

quotations ros as trading progress!.the advance particularly sharplu a number of Issues. Selling pres-

sure was conspicuously lacking despitetho apprehensions recentlytained. significance themarket has for business in de-

partment of is shown by comparing the se.lon resump-tion the last session before the

suspension necessary by theoutbreak of the Kurojiean war.

On Thursday. .10, quotedfor securities of all descriptions,

aud stocks were crashingviolently downward liquidation

was coming the of thewas portent of a

terrific panic nnd It was even doubtedif closing the market to

it. During the Kxchangesuspension the financial and business

has recovered stability. Normalfinancial nnd commercial fael!ltl"s

reestablished and themarket has ojiened activity andrising prices.

had the of thel'xchange less auspicious

the ability to It at allencouraging. Im-

portant was to nien the mnrk.Hbusiness conditions and pros-

pects are reilected and discounted. Thefact of the opening demonstrates

the war has passed: and thefashion of the opening Is of evenfavorable

are shrewd forecastersIn Street, and the de-

velopments In the restorednotice to the Amer-

ican business has something lesliles thewar to

Having (lie Flagman's Wages,was a violent collision lietween

trolley cars at the Intersection of Klghthand Fifty-thir- d on Friday

evening. Hy man fortune noone was killed, hut eighteen or twentypioplo were Injured, the of se-

verely. cars were damaged, oneIn particular badly smashed. Thoentire surface of the centralsection of the was up for a

nnd disorganized for the entireevening, to tho annoyance and Injury ofseveral thousand passengers.

The accident was due hi the7 :.'!() o'clock In the evening no

llagman Is nt crossing tothe traffic. location Is one of

the busiest In the cars of theHroadwny run-

ning Fifty-nint- h use Fifty-thir- d

for the east nndsection of Eighth

car is one of oncars are rim frequency. Inaddition Is automobile

up and Klghth ntall of the evening.

tho crossing Is one of theImportant and one of the danger-ous In theor principal II roadway corners

Is hardly a crossing In thewhere the for watchfulness andcontrol Is urgent. conditionsof danger by no end tintbusiness hours. continue

nt the cars becomo In-

frequent and pleasure riding Incars Is reduced In volume.

It incredible tho respon-sible operating olliclnls of the tractioncompany should n place fortho misguided exorclso of a econ-omy. cost of a tlHgnuinpresumably be to ?2 a night.

saving of a sum at the oflife and property a fatuous

of public safety, ns.sum-lu- g

no damage should be

brought by the Injured passengers theof repairing the damaged cars

would probably my the of thellagmau for n couple of

Incidentally the accident demonstratedonce the danger to thopublic of the new entrancewhose byelaborate machinery, Miii?so together as to be Involved,as u In any mishap to either.

tho jcnnlng of n crowd In n smashedor burning car serious con-sequences.

on Mnntn Clntis.Citizens receive Christmas pres-

ents abroad a pleasant surprise In re

notification theto up and jnty !15 or 51 or 03

on the pretty bagatelle whichfriendly remembrance Indicts on

nt become of thepresent Administration's contri-bution to the cost of living. They

discover lu addition to theand regardless of Its amount

Is chalked up ngalnst nof 25 for the United

Custom House entry.careful newspaper reader will

dimly having noticedlu the schedule of tile "emergency" taxbill which President Wilson got throughthe Congress by gentle pressure In thyhurried of the of the session.Hut he in doubt, lie astonished tofind It applies to his own micro-scopic and Involuntary ImiHirtiitlon. Sofar as be thought "f It at all, lie sup-posed the fee was a tax on

conunerclnl transactions nt theCustom' House.

If, howewr, he makes or lesshented Inquiry at the windownn urbane otildal explain to

rhe minimum Is 25Is. not condescend

to collect lib tax where the e

Is less the taxofficial will hasten to In

cases Is no thetax still be assessed. Some-

times a Custom House oonjivtnresa be chargeable.

lie makes mi entry. cMimluatl.mIs the vanlshe-- ; nnotllclal bm the Is a sacredand irrexocable thing. It stands nndso the 25 tax. So the citizenmust pay for theoilii'lal blunder.

All is splendidly logical, inter-nal ami socially serviceable. It greatlyenhances the happy taxpayer's pride nhis Government. Hut It be In-

teresting to Congress-men understood were lmiio.ing a (M'ttlfogglng annoyance of thissort on the man In the

for the "emergency"

I suddenly nennatiy. trilsj her to uut of .Morocco nnd toout Jtr.nNARD

(iMfofmenf of "Commontit nue."

i Mr. rxposes France,(which was as tho bullied tn thoi Morocco

it, now appears, as was believed bywho the tureneth of his

character, that Gneraldreamed of offering his fortune and

to ild General toin Mexico. "I solemnly declare,"

Victuiimno IlrnaTA ltiuce-lon- a,

I cin dealingsCuiiunza, the Musher; Srm,

tlie highwayman, nnd Villa, tin. Jall-lrt- nl

" As must Ik; .iMexicans at who preciselythe same opinion of warrlni;

ehteflulns the prospect fornnd reconstruction ,s as

ns It b.

"Tipperarj" 1ms inSecretary Gaiirison and GeneralI.. Scott, the of Mr. Garri-son was not at all shocked someone told him that i of cavalry badmanivuvred In Madison Square Gardento the nlr is !n the trenchesIn Flanders. The of"It Is a spirited tone nnd annd I like It." We tbnt the

of men to Mimefun at the expense of the. muzzledIs too to be The of thelun "Tlpperary" will be to

men it aH tho nnd Itwill provoke the men of the to

it on

A hy Kmpcror Williamto INcnLK, and by the to"a resident of liamblcdon," hassold at miction In forto aid tho I ilea I Ited hospltnl. Theltcd is to bo eoimratul.itidltn fortune, but smokers

like to Is Uixshalkgave the F.mperor's cheroot.

It be to inis a jus carrying

regulation so far as to It a mils-anc-

It Is a question whether therule lequlrlng drivers in

who to turn Into it side4o th" left to turn first to the

the aroundami get Into the lino moving In the con-trary direction In to cross tho

will a real udvanlago Inmaking the difficultyof turning around In the cross isconsidered, especially forcats, It as If the new rule

considerable Individual hardshipand in tho scheme do more

Tho object ofregulation Is not to nn per-fection of system but to thingsmoving minimum annoyance toIndividuals.

The new income tax blanks requiretlie to specify whether ho was

his on December 31,Surely this Is not the question.

If tho died on December 30,tho Treasury Department attempt torob tho husband of his exemption? As-suredly no uphold It, Thestntutory question Is a one cover-ing the and not one of It.

officialdom so toa virulent construction on the

it has to administer?

Tw.l the ivlth the

reolc l !mirejnir hron

( Siltetert.Jai'k Tart Nay, tar Is too

Jotepliim illl not hae It OjLet "purity" the rule.

We'll man tho navy with Jack

MUSICAL APPliECIATiOX.Sir. Matter Umnrosch Deplores tho

of It In a CertainTo the or Tun Sun Sir:

Is with our musical orpublic? Wednisilay I at

a performance ofof Oerontlus," by tho Oratorio So-

ciety. The Is of Ineffable nnd1 tho first of thle

with tho Henedlotus In Hcethovcn'smass and with the German Itequlem

of Itruhms. To the believing Christian,be ho Catholic or Protestant, tho

real and vltnl h mayfoil, and to him who

.to It lis a of art,tho nobility of Ite themes, the refinementof workmanship In development andthe richness of the orchestration must

keenest delight and satisfaction.Tho performance was of iniperlatlve

I greater beautyof lone and orchefltrj, andthe singing and of Mr.the pllgrlmnKe of the soul Intensely

nnd uplifting.Hut of the hundred or so

present lu tho audience, nuch aand

ten that number.It Is true that of our very well to

do so distractions and tempta-tions by of

that tlnd thetime or 'the strength to all that Isoffered, or the very multiplicity ofopportunities prevents tint concentrationof Is the first eesentlal for e.

Our very on thethe opportunity to acquire

the fundamental cduentlon on aenjoyment of the beautiful In art

isUut how our

I am 1h.1t of considerthat to society Is accomplished

contributed more or kssliberally to the charltt'e nndphilanthropies of our and that thoydo no: them-selves and the and spiritual de-velopment of own withso of :ib an art hasnexer n cultivated, or It hassmothered at a tltnn of lifeami be evqulsltely sensitiveto r.s ennobling Influence,

It Is true th'U In afor si'tiiphiiilc but

such masterpleois of real Inspiration nstho "Dream of Oerontlus" are Hillcreated, this of musical artnot bo allowed no for want of

support. Walter Damroscii.Nhw December 11.

Minin.f: avi:s."larl(," Are

Intellectual Triumph".To the or Tub Susf fiir; The

Innuendo of "II. eomeuhero Inthe fourteenth century" tn hit onthe "Sabbath Committee" be leyseoeksiirely had he time toconsult with who whereof

reference in In1 respectfully a dip Into nonio suchthoughtful book as Dr Nicholas Murrayltiulers tr' itlse on "fhllociphv.""i; II." the Columbia prejd-dent- 's

conclusion as to the aeoniiul'in on ivsenivh and schol-arship. iiess Is certainly notcharacteristic ,,: 'he thoughtful Dr.

and he has this to say.To uppoj- - thit Mich nn nue ai tlil tthe

Ariel ran prnprly li; dejcrlhcil udirk Is ml to to the lliul-tatlo- n

of one's knnnledco .md fMnpathy.?.', as' wai ilark In anj' true sense thatwitness.! tho aseniMlnK ef at thefiet of ami llrali.iuui thataa the rise of unlverltlei', of nulld- - anilof IhJt us tired by Hie enthusiasmand zeal of St. unit HI.Ih.al r.ie l.lrlh to lh .liirv nf Ih ntthe Holy of the "Nlbelur.Ken" anil '

the Onmecly" of that witthose triumph" of J

turc tint Mil: eneij rye that restsupon or th.it knew the I'oiiFtltutlonit Clarendon, the ami th I

lefal art. " of

doer personal Ina Just estimate of the maligned

that of ten centuriesundentood ami less appttiiated.

Thomas .I. Orit.roTLE.HliooKLTtf. December IS.

.Mr. ('milTo Tin: or Tin; St-- s Sir;

Tuft at So'iiervllle.that the In our

di Indication of "i mitd hy-tfl- a'

"a' ii time by of thewar the neres!?v for such

is protalil less than It baa been for

lie suggests that we u.ic t" ourii Government the of suppress-

ing the caue of a war of .lgcrvsslon, andhe says: only real po.sj of awar that I can Is theiceMcjs, willingness on the partof a of the country to

ra-l-- il prejudice andby flagrant hi each of In the

of law or by Molcnce."are like ', pure

come from a man whos President of the

who was for Secre-tary of War and also Governor of thePhilippines. He JiKstltles the ofPresident In seeking to prevent thecaue of war. will be no war Ifwe cool ainl do not give to

peoples.come from

an experience and knowledge ofthat him a far counsellor

than Representative Gardner or LawyerMenken. H. T. Stscnr..

December 11.

(he AtMrlnus Captured ll Hiellusslans?

To tiir or Tun Sun Sir: Oneof the wnr deserveslias so far remained unremarked'

It Is the way In the AustrianRussians.

I the Austrian? have nevera victory or d the most

crushing capturing any-wher- o

from to Russiannnd of artillery. Won-

derful nre! tobo celebrated lit Ming or In Imperlshible

(no wonders the Russians comebeen raptured to

for all tlie uC. Stki'iiu.vsiis:.

L N1K1NMLLK, Vt December II.

A AiljnileTn THE or Tiir. sin Mr; In tne

little 1 (tot nil myeducation the cr not tnuse tn connection with someobligation, aa for iliunaKes."

Now I'm all at sea, for Hut Mr.J, '.n tils criticism of "Dr.sajMi "Wc are all, evenhumanly liable to

Wouldn't It 1'u "tn try andlliul" a "likely" to use In of Inthis aentenoe?

December 15.

All Through theInto tno blue eye

Bate etraltht back at you,watching red Hps curve and pout.

What obe mure man do?Her hair lay 011 my

My arm. embraced herHer little hand tny grasp

In contldciice wasAnd I, fTeh from the teacher's art

In andTrod all tlie ory

With skill thu troI l.vme rlrst with and dip,

Then wrien I saw a tearmy darling's I changed

And the little dear.The clock the elorV

My strength was pent.Sllll the iiviim of the

I'nfuiiehtngly I

at Urt. Into her fseI toiik a Healthy paep

And oh, Jov, my babeAt 'last had con to

H H H. I

cnvisK of avesua.The Cmilen ami Miryoc) of

(hethu Kmdon wjs picked up by

tho Sydnoy, It. M. Austra.tan hercommander had u

of forty-tlirc- o men onKeeling. object was to destroytho wireless, u low Installationdesigned primarily for communication

Christmas andat sva, and to cut the of thu East-ern company's system. a landing

probably bo com-mand of a Junior and divisionofficer, a l.eutuant-zur-Se- und

u gun ns a of ThoEmdeu was to nnd this

was left us spec-tite- rs

of tho end of tho onhad played of

gladsome adventure.Thenco set to

escaped but sad at Uio lossof companions; It was veri

the beginning of u now Odyssey,and the end Is not yet in tho ecasof the Islands, not tooviolence this Cocoa-Keelin- g

and un old schoonerIn tlie lagoon. was the Ayeshn, uschooner of feet over nil,once tho of Clunlcs-ltos- s, tho

of Cocos-Kcelln- Young Clunies-llos- s

was not on tho at thootherwise the men mighthad a comfortable yacht. Km-barki-

on the Ayesba, probably aof gratitude to Mohammed's

or toaccording as memory served

captain und crow ofS. M. S, Ayeslin lu a uncertainstatus, rtinauatc, part corsair.

The has comeleft C'oco.s-Keolln- g on

November 10 is tm onNovember 2S touched at Fadailgon tlie west of Sumatra nndaboard supplies. sleepy

factory has scarcely had awarlike stir February fi,

the American frigate Totoniacup the neighboring Unjah of

Quulla. In a and salutaryracket.

Whither Tlie yotthe black-whltc-ro- d banner Is on

the cast African andblockade. The Ayesha tocome to harbor at'a Itrltlsh at Zanzibar withineyeshot. She run for the

harbor, the forIs by tho vessels

Hie Koenlgsbetg and ore keepingher up. The chance forthe survivors of the F.mden Is tothe Ayesba eastward and to go on a

through tlie Malaytravels slowly In of

enchantment, w.ll lien byway of tlie .sea no oneof the and tho 1'mden mencan whatever news may please

To the traders will comens n godsend, for new faeoIts own welcome. Tho Day.iHs

respect for anything on thatlike a unifotm und will

themselves peaceful even if not cordialto the wanderers

Is no shouldnot a pleasant Crusoesof tho t.ermnn and the war thas come to Its end tip y can surrenderin some convenient tlie ,

has but u'modest Incident of wnr.

the of sudors. I

I

Present .shipping facilities formerle:iit

To tiii; or Tin: Si'n Sir: Presi-dent Wilson's contains.. . .

,'"""""' ;

Impression that Isa lack of nduiuate shipping facilities ,

between this country and CentralAmerica

are regular steamshiplines the pott of New

nnd potts mi the nK and wist '

of Amoiioa. nut Includingatn lines g., to Caillhean

are. In iddltloii. othc-- Isttiimshlp Ilnea running to the

Amor'c.m markets. Including theAmerica and the

CaribbeanOf the tllst

four are operated with steamships Hying'j

the American ltag. Th. se '

adxi rtise In om New V.irk commercial'

il.nlv this morning iwcnty-llv- e v,l.lug" for the net In

the next awill tor AtnerU.i

d,i.are ill addition sailings

fur AinerK.t ofthe

In Mew of the w lib authori-tative e th.

wli Ii U to 1. rigretteil thatonce the popular fallacy thatare no shipping t.icllltles forAmerican support.

Any can confirm for himself nilthe In nil

Fi:. .v 1; u s; .1 o n--,

Publisher .tmcrii-m- t LVporfrr,December to.

sniii nt the licjlinle.To tub hi- - The si-- sii : y,ut

do well to call attention to thethurdlilcx of some of ihu

sliM- - proscciillous. In t'10Inst case w lu re the

Attorney and the FederalIn Chicago lutenciml it was

111 tile newspaper that the manwas arrested because he had In hispromise to .his wife ami thecomplainant If any such bargain w isever between the husband ami thecomplainant It was of Immoral nndIndecent, nnd the husband com-mendation for breiklng It. Can it be truethat sapient authiirltk-- Indictedhim fur not carrying out a

I.AWvr.n.Nhw December 12.

Vt tent Inn, Philosophers!To tiik tn Tun sir:

and lu was the sense offirst ilc ? H, ,s, y,

1'uhti.anp, Me., I et 12.

"Onliiiin,"In 1111. Km ron ur Tu -- Sir: Is

of I he name of the newCunnrrter, Onluna?

1 havo a but havein en to ttud nu reference to It.The SliitcKinnii'n Year lta.ik ima thoword a military In Turkey,but no self. ting tcanihip

go Into at thetime for a name.

H.PiTCnoorr, U I.. Hscemher 11

A Japanese ml Hell,Idly In the glu.pnliu

Ho on.-- ' goMemories, and mietIn a wild and awe,.!

Through the openzeplivrs triailltic

Hy the Mini bill thereof lu the air

tn the tinyami ruilyann.

blue flags long andAnd Hie 01 fan's rim.

In aAs tho Jingle-jangl-

To thu whlnpers soft andOt lit as the)

i E

WILLIAMS ART SALE

raiittiiijrs Foremost JforTrrn

Artists Will He

posed

DATE NAMED MTHR

An announcement that is of t

interest tn art uonnotsscurs Is theof pictures In tho lata lehabod T '.

collection, wit) be srVd tin- -by tho American Art iitw,

In this collection are mast of the gr min art, both Kuropian t

American, and tho sain will sun v

un enlivening upon the seis-n- .

Tho Ilarblzon is well reprn.e'iIn the collection nnd Is header) bi TQuarrlers," un Important example,

Ktlcnne Itousse.-iu- , nnd m n .American division are a head by Jo ii

Sargent and by (. r

Mr. Williams wa.s a well a p' t -

collector and un Intimate, of i ,

lato Cottier, tlie Hit exp- -t n'nhad so to do with forming t .alie in this country tliof this collection is anexample. Tho salo Is by f

executo.rs of tho and will .. m, v

two evenings. H will b held in tlie gr.u i

ballroom of tho on tobo announced Tho list of s-

follows :

of nnrtilfon Mnetora.Tho Ilarblzon are n'- -

by notable IJuaniers.Troyon'n "Morning on tho of Nnmandy, In Pasture' and "A Pcheron" ; Corel's very Important

Neml," Woodman' CXit

end "French Landscape" ; Kousseau's "T iand "Woodland Landscape." Dan

blgny'a efwlftly aildes," "D.parting and the :

of Fontalnorjlenu, ntSuntet," Lovers." "Uo;m." "T sSun Worshippers" nnd Houiueiit nd Dupro'u "Marine."

The Modern Msistera.Tho modern masters aro repr- -

by the alists by

by "A of The SoiOn the and "A Moorish I.idi '

Matthins by "A of I,Hague." Drums," theenlng" ; Matthias In comblnatloi

Montlcelll by "A "iala and 'Me, He Me MattlvasIn combination with Molllnger h'

"Returning be t'iof the Milkmaid

T. de by "An Morning." Medag by "Drifting Awhuri."

by Interior," Heshooni bbis "Church Interior, I and

Scene," and Scliwartze 1

tlie mastcrpliie entitled aAmsterdam," exhibited .it t

World's Columbian Kxpo-otlo- In ISI'3The nnd contcntpor

nalnteis Jacques,' lett.a.. ...ni .e .. r... i

r ieiaeroK' "FrmcliVollon'fc "Portrait of Sister." Cm

and MephStopln les" mItoybefs "Spanish OyiMits

nn,i "Abduction of Kch.ce.-i.- Mettl'ri:"'fruit" and "Ib llos of the

of the A i list. s " ldHas Its Solace.'' Is.ibi's "A MeetingWood." Michel's of Munim.irtre," Honmnlsou's Pool " T'

Winning"A on the "i iy's "re

st ...ill. . .tr.ta r . ..111.111 1. .m i""ii .ii -

jjontleelli's "landscape and 1., -- Woods." far ' "TV., F.irm.ir.l. '

Imiiortiint A 11 fill ,1 1 nu.... ... . ....ne prominent arun, xr.

who, ib .,and rlpciud late in lift p, '

h s love for art and his siiiglene- -

pose stivnirtliciied as le gilike nil great t'a'.nters. ho anlife, and strongly retleetnl h r

Is worthily nteilvery Impoitnnt c.invnsis, tn"Ro'tiaiiy Thtough tlb Vl !

lows" and "Landscape.' s n- - sgent b- - the Impurtant "A Cap' '.

Wy.uu by two "LiiiiitM-aiie.- " .1 C V' rphy by "Autumn," .1. F. in '"Winter Lilldseape," I51,ke'o, K

Madonna." A P. Itvd-- "Kirn.iuid" and "Tie

.1. Aid. n hy his -r-iic " , 1

Music," and Colman, I s"i n

.lohlison, WhlttredKC, Mclutu,W. T. Itlchanls and I.

b lepresentnllveThe old tli the ' --

by S'lssnfi't-ato- , Diuiienlehlno. 1 n

Van Go.M'li, Van de Vi lib J ' '

A. and VanThe old

nnd ITuiopenn ceiiimies, late I 'irock er stul Venitat

objects, bronze, teria iwi- 'library, rtehmss, drawings aid 'furniture belonging to the sinwill be sold nt trip in

Immediately the m ' -

paintings.

RUSH CITIZENSHir

Sulnrnj' Ainrmlirr

NaltlranZatuMi ma teby County r-- on '

that In the "f Noveinb, r tapplied for i it'.zi Tnlaigest number ot applicant- - t011 in any '

and Is due t i'

enforced provision of the Si iti I

that citizens can lie cmpcontracts.

Tlie niajiirlt of the .

laborer, although .

norkiiieii, tii.uu ,f temployed ns lltnbertnen and l'i

In subwavalso applied. l'Vw uf h"applied lime in tln .

a year, and cimm- - bzens In bss than live ie.it s

li.nl practically ceaseepccted that applic.itiuns f ir '

dwindle 10 abii -' '

but the subw.i:. 111 ri's i

Increase of too per i'i.l"During tin 'ast tlx,

Schiiehb r. 11

number of aiiplle.it Ions has bea year, nnd in the Lis

an of hate gen and 4 "

admitted 'throm.li th V

naturallzailon bureau."If hII tlie In

voto oir uliv at least '.""

Manhattan ind The '

of foreignaciru was and lu 191 il thewas Through tlv actl

to get this fr. ign votethat the new iitl7eiis I" '

the of agi In s i,one of the umaller p.irtlin or fa-

usually ally then-si-

one of the two big parties, aillimuge."

t Hill en l'iheating a continuation

atgument on of '

L. Hlllard. I"1William Skinner, of thehi Ibe New an a

.11 the t'liiii i

District tiservid di istnida' and gave the 11

Thursdny to tile llml

II

3ii

1014.

Lnurd OltlceSecond Mutter,

Mull,DAILY, MontiIIAII.V,

.MonthMonth

DAILYDAILY Month

l'liKEUIN ltATlt.DAILY. MonthCUM MonthDAILY

SlUN, MonthsTN.

cheeks, money orders, tnada

dally,

Nassau street.hattan, York,William Kelok, Nassau street; Vice-P- :

.tasr.t. Edward Nassaustreet; Nassau

London ollkt, House, Arundelstreet, strand.

oMre.ymtre

oltlce,otttce, atreet.

frtetidt

r'jtcted iirlirfri rttvrnrd mutt'Haini.i imriioK.

rm:stated

ljw.Tub Scn Sir: Will

assistvhlcli

limit tradewar? law,

clear:

rights quitemuch docssince haverights been

levies un-

due tines, exactsmint's high

makes onpperlalms

whole North Sea,fromdirect trade with

resultruined

This whymake worse

tradewhich would

dally

forbid largowhich

statute whichships.

stop deal.

Why should

trust.More than that,

duty

thus part

other well

New

.Much(iulil.

and other ,mitthat

"tired from me."had answer nlfiht(1,000 who tried crowd Into

ball thirdtheir sure,

talk aboutway,

fromtrip" 'way down

Therethere years, when Jabs

good many Whendons

caiu-e- s

anionsand

soiiu,there pipe peace

ainoiiclous that

loo-m- 't 'I'm: Sr.v,which Iouk this

homo vlr)that drink

holy herb thatthis

times when ileitisand quiet

Tor, subtleoften

horn when .Marsloves

thatIrish,

ftourc from Celtic snjjas thatloves well. Theru

tierce whichvery broth hoy.

withi'iii...s,

who madethat Clan

eaino way.rouble aood

that ropni

uifiile soinoai'ilii party

iliuriinlpai that

'''in

ijicnt thosewho

manysober when rnzzers

withheart and head rich

andother men; when thiswho never slept this

I'olo,Heid,

nnd Ly-

manwhen real doors

comes back from

who shall resist him?Hook nnd Hook bound

were folks who beardhim fishes that eachother ent;

that leap from waterajid pull down

from trees bank antstheir nuts that

withleaves and

soloeach fiery little

that sleep azurelong small sl.ed

makennd

gnats wasps that buzz

aud thatsnake tribe

snake trust, who

Andglowand borne with grin and

amonglifts head

Infectmnda nolso

Could whoheard many

have Urazil thiswell

Hnr.How will carry oifn

theseally, third

Held morethan

recent Chancellorstance that

from their

from that havebeen under

What thesevery

well

thatthat that

cashonly

them armyInto Held there while

Tillsplies that

who stay home shalltaken also shall kept

these

that littlereal actual

large small.Ileal serves only

value.that

value takemoney

firstlieen able carry

forcessuch that

every detail

Justevery and

what fromwar, then long

vancemako

kind moreand more than

been made worldThe true

thus,

begin with, snch

that tillssuch

other caseslxen

whichThe used

been suchmanner that

been still work

thatstill

The sdep beenthat

This latter tasklieen seems,

pricevalueterms there seri-ous

same. Withwith

and with

power theirand success nrms,

wed that

tokentake

This and veryAlso, must

very well Justgreat coffee

thero years.

Hutwill work

nndthat

more than

thatfoodbeenwith

rise cost; thai lossesHeld have

uponthat

more have been from themthan upon; thai.

success havothat paper

whichHiinio goldyearworth only cents

what then would thisThe

Hank have beenlatethere doubt

that wlille goldbank have

Issue papermuch more. Since

gold basispaper Issue

thisthatNew York other cities

fallen pointwhich large

gold.The carry

their helpwhat would ordi

nary goldnerve. tbntthey may they have lieen

their far.will they

end.

Wall

Therestock

The with whichWall Street

grattrans

course Dealings much more scalethan been

being

only enterWhat stock

eeryeffort

first afterwith

long nnide

July val-

uesbonds alike,

underwhich from endsearth. There every

would helpavert Stock

world

have been stockwith

Kven fresh shirtStock been

make wouldhave lieen most The

thingwhere

verythat crlis

moreomen,

They downthere Wall initial

stock mar-

ket give world that

think about.

There

avenue streetellous good

themHoth

beingtratllc westcity tied

while

fact thatafler

kept this con-

trol Timcity. The

Sixth avenue and linesalxive streetstreet west bound

their route. The ave-nue line those which

with greatthere very great

tratllc down avenuehours

Thus mostmost

New York. Next after threefour

thero cityneed

more Themeans withThey until

late night whenmotor

seems that

select suchpetty

The wouldfrom $1.50

Tho such riskshows

riventhat milts

costwages

years.

more greatside cars,

doors opeu and shut onlysaid doors

close bothrule, Some

daymay hnvo

Wnr Taxwho

from this year havostore. When they

eclve from post officestep cents

dutythem

they will once nwnrelateet

highwill thatduty there

them "war tax"Item cents States

Therecall this Item

days, closewill,

that

entry smalllarge

moreiwst otllce

will himthat limit cents;that Uncle Sam will

entryduty than Itself.

The add thatmany where there dutyentry may

sagethat duty may Then

Whenmade duty Into

guess, entry

does cent

this

wouldknow how many

that they

stiiH.t when theyotisl bill.

Franco bulliesclear clearharp. from GEoniK

Shaw's latrtThus Siuw

posingaffair.

those knewnever

sword Villa restoreordercables from

"that never havewith four

there treat manyhome have

these

praee aboutdark could

found friendsUpon

Oilcf Staff.when

troop

which sungChief Staff says:

lively tune,fancy

nrmy hnwnavy

good lost, effectupon make

nrmy slug more,navy

bawl leave with great gusto.

cigar givenlyoril latter

lieen$71.50

CrossCross upon

good whatwould know why

away

may well bear mind thatthere such thing traffic

muko

latest Fifthavenue desirestreetrlKht into Mreet then turn

orderavenue prove

tratllc flow. Whenstreets

largo motorlooks might

cnuso;enernl

harm than good. trnllicrrento ideal

keepwith

victimliving with wifet9H.

wife would

court wouldbroad

entire Vnr dayWhy doe? strive hardplacelaws

MartialKnli-ke- r What matter

Rmltha?nocker Their

Ktlllur them.

tianretnueh black,

beromoSnoirl

MotCase.

Editor Whatwrong rather

nighttended Elgars "uream

givenwork beauty

would rank part ora-toriogreat

muslomakes what beforehave only dimlywould listen only work

their

give,

merit. Never have heardfrom chorus

diction Ehves madumov-

ingInstead ilWeeti

mai'tcrwork mauler should havodrawn times

manyhave many

oftcrrd them rennn theirwealth they either cannot

enjoytheir

mind whichpoor, other hand,

seldom havewhich

properreared.

about great middle clues?afraid mmy these

th?Ir dutynfter they have

v.irlouscity,

realize their duty towardmental

their souls. Al.is!many them miisle

henwhen mind

he.irt fhould

thero much largerpublic music, "idle

Isingbranch should

decay popu-lar

Tomk,

tiii:fnlleil They llrlslit Mlth

i:p!TORIt.'s" "back

suulbmight

penned takenthus'- know they

speak when historic order.suggest

wherewould learn

Dark Age,based

Hut-Id- -,

MI'MleInvite Httrntlun

scholarAiciiln Maura-- ,

iltle,lloniliile Francis;

('.rail,"Divine Dante,

tiesseil llotlilc archltec- -

ilrMchtthem,

.Mi.pn.i chart.icomment ltr.leton.

Thus dce.i study exultmuch

Middle Age, grouplittle

Tnft'N Wisdom Tnmmc nilcd.Kiutou

stated Mas.,rei'enth current Intenst

fences closWhen reason

pre-ei- 't de-fencescleral decades past."

na-

tion iiuaus

"The ihllltyforesee wanton.

wickednarrow see-In-

r.rntlfy class hatredtreaty rlchts

form State lawie.-- i

These winds nppUsgeld. They

sercd FnltedSlates, several years

policyWilson

Therekeip offence

otherTaft's words

world af-fairs make wiser

Ni:w York,

lime

KfUTcnphase which surelynotice

awful whichcapture

believegained surfeit

defeat withoutfl.HOfi 3i),iiuu

troops whole parksfellows they They ought

liionze.where

ifiom, since enough haveaccount miles

John--

Nutmec licker,ItPiton

dMtrirt scjionl nherochildren taiiKlit

"lliible" unless"liable

ThomasDurell Sintax"

clise writer,error."

better Kncllshplace "liable"

l'AHMia.Mlironii. Conn.,

Mght,When looking

WhichWhen

couldgolden breast,

walet,within

placed,

tango maxle,latest eteps

seeks.ducked ihrl

Upon cheekwaltied

atruek "one," struck"two,"

almntthrough ihnm

went,Pntll.

found, littlealeeo.

Tin; runMen Their

.South Hens.When

navy,Just landed fehoro

party CocoaTheir

power

with Island with shipscable

Suchparty would under

watchwould

have boat show forco.called battlo

small party ashorebrave ship

which they thoir part

they forth, glad havofrom death

their deartably

warmSpice With much

shore party raidedprov. sinned

Thisabout sixty

yachtKing

time,have

steamwith

sense sec-ond wife

th.r them,they sailed nway,

mostpart

only word which fromthem since they

report thatthey

coast tookfresh This little

Dutch suchslneo 1S32,

whenshot

Hattu great

next? nearest landunder

const undercannot hope

withnaval bse

cannot onlyother Itutijl Hlvcr, MafiaIsland IkIiI whl.hchased

buttled onlyhead

Slnbnd voyage Seas.News those isles

there found manywhere knows

world ablazebring

them.remote they

every makeshave

grent decklooks show

There renson why theyhave Fall, these

navy, when

port with know!- -edge tint, white their been

they have donewhole duty

MnitliTrade.

Rmtoi:annual mecsage

""""""- - eonveythere.

and.Smith

There twelvertiiiiilng Iti'twein

Yorkcoasts Smith

wlu-i- i ports,'tntre twelve

otherLatinWest Indies. Central

popl..twelve lines above named

twelve lines

paperthirty d.ne other

words, dining thirty daysstunner leave Smithlieirl ocry

There numerousl.atlu from other P'irts

Fulled States.spread

liitliiein whichhave.

again thereSouth

trnle should reei.veperson

facts atme Mated hour's time.

Nr.w VoiiK,

tneleKniTott

publicwicked

wniti- -

noiiil Fnlted StatesDistrict GrandJury st.itnl

aciouptfailed

dlvoice marry

madecourse

thesewicked

York,

F.pitoh s'un- - Whenwhat people

humor elopedember

Sin-th- e Whatnieiinliig

made carutul searchunable

(IOIO)"Ordu." district

respei lhigllnhcompany would Turkey pres-ent shlp'i

Anlsr.inx CillMAN.

HltllliKfanciindreams lslone

tingle

ntudoo Healing.softh blow,

hangingWealth music

L1rtn clamorLutiu bloomsLillet, slim,

distant

mown together tanglecrsmals

brrmn h'nwnvmia.

liy

PisOf.

TO BE

prfat-cs- t

Inms'a whichwinter Assn.

mimes modoni

effectschool

threo canvatosFuller.

Know

friendDaniel

muchtasto alongwhle.h adtnlra

orderestato

Tiaza Hotel dateslater. painll.

Workmasters repres

Millet's work "ThoCoast

"Cows"Dvi'

ping, Lako "Tho

Well""Tho WaterDay" "Hy Klvor" Diaz's

Forest "Cattla'"Hie

"Tim

DutchDutch

sented notable works, amongWilbm Marls "Dutch Cutta

Jacob Marls TollerCanal"

Marls Corner"Day "After t'hrnt

Muralswith Day"

lovcs Not"Marls

Home." Anton Mauvenotable canvas "I'etp

Hock AprilAlbeit

iiuys "DutchMain,"

Street Theren- -

"iiit Orpltllrls.

modern FrenchInclude "The

.it..,Hi.HFarm House

Coiol'sturt's "Fans:"tllrl's Head,"

War." Itll.o'"Studio ItotiMti

"The lUlghl- -"The

berg's "The Card.' Cons-j- ,

Weir Sleiir."..i.iiiiii.iir

Flguie"Dolce Nluile

yVKXlC ..ThJ

inerleii.iinenc.iii

G"orge Fuller, "like Corot.slowly

only

ulit," repres'

Girl." "LedJohn

Indianr'ne." "The

WeirS.iiniiii

.11'-lie- ,

Cedivworks

m.iterNeer,

Cuyp iM.nleGicik potteiv. delft.

ball", Jade, --

cublliet

Amrrblerns after

BIG FOR

WorU llal.raHrrui'il llnlitli.

tlgurestrrda Clerk

monthnsiup pape;--

record countyStater ehletly

onlypulilii'

nppl'Italiancxpep;

vanced work eonsiiti

beenthan they

glutton

lapels wouldprobli

about

Clerk

17.0011nier.ige in.OOo

papers. Helwi II.OUO

liavo been

alien borncould they wntii'inative born votei-- s

Bronxexcess born eltizi-r- s

IJ.tiuil,17,000.

Ikiansusu.i'.ii

clslng light niftr

later they

1bey seldom

I'lens gslnAfter

picas fmmu'.lolm James

threell.li'i-- S'icri;

CUtlntl, Judge lirubbCouit

attornc- -

bilef