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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28
BRILLA NTEs SERVICIOS DE
LAS TELEFONISTAS.

Hutr" log s"rvidorrs icl }uihI,-
go que mas 81 diStjngulcron du
rantc In inundacjUn Qnc a2cto on
dias p"a2dos 4 Snn Antonio. oatll.
y}"ron las scnoTitag cnc0rgadas
del scrUclo dc tcIGfonos
III dt1 del dcsa8trc comen2aron
81 trahalo como &c cogtHmhrr i
las & 4" In manana. con Ia rcgu-
Iaridad dr sicnprc. a POGO ratio
a rccarUo De trabajo era muchi-
Simo. Y, dufantr ri rcsto del
dia no tuvicr0n IN solo momcn-
Ia dc doScango
tu"ron IN factor importantisi~
no en- Ia ayuda que dicron las au
foridadcR Il los RESIDENCES dc los
hnrrios inundados. IIuho vcz que
:" Ham" por muchos tclGfonos y
80 81 d"cia mas que cato "aqui
hay nna persona qic csia en- pc.
tigro. las tolcfonistas local.
2aban Il sitio y dabnn partc On
RI acto bion 4 las cstacioncs dc
poinia, hicn Il las dc bOmbcroa,
para Que So cnvi0ra el anxiIjo
one 40 ncccaitabn.
III Ncrcntc dc IN Compafila oh
<fuuid las tclcfonistas con I'm
lunch en- 81 Hotel San Anthony
cm rccou0cimicnto dc sus scrVi.-
clos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28
FL TRAFrCo DE- TRANV1As.

SogGn afirrna ol scf,or r. p.
Evanbnch, gcrcntc general dc Ia
San Antonio Traction Co., para
ri pr6ximo tres dc Noyiombre &C.
rh possible In rcapcrtnra del trh-
fico on todaa las lineas do tran.
Viaa dc In oiudad, conformc 4
los Antiques Itineraries los tran
Was del 81 G.. N. podran corror
ya por toda 10 oaIIG del Concrete,
porquc tanto 81 puontc del rio
como 81 del arroyo del Ala2an,
quedaran completamcnto tcrmi-'
nadoa,
To mismo podran hacer su nm"
tiguo recorrido todas las lineaS
restantc@, y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28
Ell Ola DE Los mUERTos
Heribreto Barron

~ I"'"% proXImo arrn 2 de No
Vi"mbr". L "dia de los mucrtcs -
como So J" llama cn ticrras mex;.
canaa. ri dia dc los rnuortop eg
agu"l dc1 ano que &C. dcd;ca ~.
p"cialmcntc 4 rcudir quito 4 los
que sc han lido. I.aa tardcs frIa.
los primcros norts que traen las
primeras crudaB cariciaa del in.
VIcrno. lcs "rosarioa de animas -
"Se algo dc tristeza one t;enep
'as tardcs de fines dc Octuhree y
princip'os dc Novicmbrc ,todo con-
tr'buyc, alih EN- aquellas tierraa
manehadas hoy con tanta sanorn
d''e ha corrido. 4 disponer 81 ani.
mo nj rnooRimicnto. Todo cvooa
IN idea del "mhs ALA, mistenioso
, tenebroso 90. tofo, hasta laa
Vctadas dc los tcotros, on aoax,a
son de r,gorc las rcpreaentae;oaea
dc Don Juan Tenorio. con .u nyy
t@lo de fantaemas y c@ducIetos
i'os mexieanoa que cruzap 10
troEtera del N0rtc dc su natr;o -
ytcnen f viyir Il loa Batadoa Tyni.
no@ traet consjgo las goatumbrea
hsredadas de sus padres aanI
en- cSto mundo d0pdc "cI din do
ioa mrnrtos' ~ uuo dc tantoe
dias del afio, tributap 4 sns ,aner
hos "l cul'o, mitnd cristiano. mi.
Iad pnEapo, que haze dc cnJa no-.
'nenterio dc Mdxico, ma mczc,a
ac tempto Y do feria, I'm iu1ar
donde Sc llora y &C RE donao 20
reaa y Sc comen sabrosaa coral.
dos y dulcos &c medita v M nien.
aa anoroso y tristemonto on Der.
sonas qneridas, y ~ oomen y,ssa-.
huates y nuooaa = se deatzDass
lPasa & Ii ea. uAe.)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28

sin D"rSonHliSmos, atcndcmos Il
SaIvar il nuoStrn amada Patria.
81 cs usted honrado Y patricia.
ycnga i Csta ciudad i cstudiar cl
ospiritu dc concordia y patriotis-
mo qu" r'gc 4 csta sobcrana Con
Vcncj6n, para que dcsputs, me-
di0ntc cl pairiotismo, doscarguc
y dc&haga con su pluma 10 hccho.
Drbc uStcd dar satisfaction 4 los
que sicmprc hemos dcmostrado
nncStro patriotismo Y sufrimicn-
tos ;crco q no mcrccen SO prcsen.
ten dcsv'rtuados & NAL intcrpre-
tados los actos dc los que por ia
les conccptos hcmos luchado y
Siomprc tucharcmos. .Gral. Fduaf
do Hay.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28
M|x Oct. 10 dc 1914.
Sr. Grnl. Alvaro ObrceGn.
hEaoscalicntcs. ARe

~ 2 duHchllcDLca, RRE
Eslimado general
kcctbi cl teicRTarna de nated en
81 que me dice protcsta contra mi
actitnd, In"s on estos m0mcntos
para In i'atria, periudico con IL
Rcrc2a sin nombrc 4 IN qr1lpo 4"
patriota9 rcunidos hoy on Con.
yenci6n Hohcrana.
81 ustcd Ice con acrcnidad mi
articulo, vcrh claramcntc uuo en-
81 ne Iinito 4 cnumcrar los ger.
vlcios PR stndoa p0r cl acilor Ga.
rranZa 4 Ia Rcvoluci6n y Il haccr
conSidcrhcionrs generates aObre
81 rumcr que circula insiatcntc.
mcnte, dc que hay Quicnoa preten,
den sccundar 4 los uuc 10 han deg
conocido cn vcz dc inducir 4 6s.
tos 4 v0lvcr sobrc sus pasos V
reiterarln su obedicntia. aubordi-
naci6n ' confianza. 10 cuaI acria
una obra altamuctc meritoria Y
patr0ticG.
No aludo 4 nadic Y soy al pri.
nero en- rcconocer laa elorias v
los mer'tos Y el civismo do la
mayorf1 dc los miembros de la
Convention de Aguascalientes, eg-
perando para bien de Ia patria, On
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-10-28

A lOs Anunciadores.
Ell REGIDOR tiene mayor cir
culaci6n que cualquiera de los
periodicos que Sc publican en-
Rspaiiol en- Texas, Nuestros IL :
bros estan 4 la vista de quien ;
quiera inspeccionarlos.
a.a-a-<.A AA~b6&%A%AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. :s.-The main feature Of
the msrket was q gain in Union Carbide
Sears Rosbuck and Booth Fisheries COM
mon also showed small gains. Tho bal
snce OF the list was practically neglected.
The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
P~sssylvania's Holidays.

An attempt was made to make bear cap
ital As regards Pennsylvania stock out of
a story that the Department of Justice was
investigating the relations between Penn
sylvania and Norfolk and Western. This
report was subsequently denied. both by
an officer of the Pennsylvania and by
Washington dispatches. But apart from
the question as TO whether or pot the De-
psrtment Of Justice is now busying itself
with the legality Of Pennsylvania hold
inss of Norfolk and Western Il has been
known for months in well Informed quar-
ters that the Pennsylvania was waiting
for a suitable opportunity TO dispose of
these holdings This decision may not
have been arrived at because Of a feeling
that objections might be raised by the Dc
partment Of Justice. II may simply have
been dictated by u question Of expediency.
Broadly speaking, investments by one rail-
road company In tho securities OF another
either for purposes OF control or other rcd-
sons have long been out of date. Its Nor
folk and Western holdings have been d
good inVestiueu, for the Pennsylvania. In
1906 the COMPANY sold $is,000,oo0 of these
holdings and subsequently took them back
and since then the dividend was raised
from = to i per cent. II is quite conceiv-
abe that ia. Pcnnsy i,auia las decided 10
sell It's Norfolk and Western because II
can use the money to better advantage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


Strength In the steel shares ID the out.
standing feature Of the market. as indeed
IL has been throughout the month OF Feb
ruary. Steel common. for Instance. has
consistently held closer to the top level
OF the January rise than any other active
stock on the list Yesterdays best price
of 66ia was only " of a point below the
extreme high point OF the year. or course
Steel common Is the favorite speculative
medium ana Its comparative strength may
he largely a reflection of the state Of the
speculative account But 1t 10 pointed out
that the minor steel stocks have also ex-
hibited signs OF accumulation lately. IL
Is possible that the support to this class
of industrials may have q definite rela-
ton to conditions In the trade. That
there Is no actual Improvement In the
trade and that In fact tho iron and steel
business 10 going somewhat more slowly
is not necessarily sntagonistic to the idea
OF strength In the market for the stocks
of these companies. These conditions have
an important bearing on the prospects and
1t Is future rather than present conditions
that are being reflected In the stock mar
ket Just now. After all II Ia ax!omatic
that the steel stocks are tho best pur-
chase when earnings are most depressed.
IL II could be determined that traJo con-
ditions at any given time were at Or near
to tho lowest point that would be consid
cred a bull point on the stocks. In the
present instance II IL pointed out that the
situation has improved to the extent that
steel producers have learned approxi-
mately what degree OF foreign compcti-
ton they must meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Banks l,ese Cash-surplss Reduced
~ p7,s3s,Ooo.

The weekly statements Of the Clearing
h:9ss ads Surrs February var n,.s @
The return 10. tn. week just ended as;
closed the creates; deterioration yet reported
a'' d.sr-ss. 81 $50. 600 and ,h. :Srsla.
osas . shons ss I in tn. sctss
form Of the statement. The actual surplus
Min sSrpias for tn. aorr.
sp.nding week Of las, year. 49,,
Can %on.y ,s fon' N. ns.1S y . n.. s *
- Q: per cent; The closing rate for the
Time money vas dull and slightly nrm.r
sixty DAYS, :. per cent. for ninety days.
cent. Tor nye months 81, per c-at' Tor si1
months and az ca. per cent. for over the
Commercial paper ~.S quiet and rrn.er.
Rates vere tgat Per cen: for sixty s.. ~.
Per ST. psyIms0c. gr.TTiumI: Minne.D:
MUM san Frsncisco-5SS premium.
MoniiI.al-'isc. premium. chicasO-i'e.
Sterling exchange moved irresuiarly last
week The range WAS t.s57o low on Tues
gay and So.ns a.. -Ta sH S fsr
sixty days. 1870 d+s575 for demand and
Kills, 81 per cent: Tire. months; :aa2h
per cent. Closing prices OF consols. ~ lis
for money ana .sL for account.
Paris cables quoted the closing price ~
rentes al o. frsrcs +5 ceutimes. Exchange
on London. ~ francs a. centiues. Exchange
on London. rs france goa. c-ytimes. Private
rate of discount In Parts, - per cent. Rer-
lin exchange on London, 20 marks ~ pigs.
Private rat. IN Berlin. 80 per cent
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York. 57Sc.. In London. :sAd. Mexican
silver dollars quoted at t5p%sc.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. 333eoe5.sll balance. &st. ,l<5
Sub-Treasury debit balance, se4l,57i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
THE CURB MARKET.

Yesterdays curb session presented the
usual week end duness. 1ndustrials were
practically neglected and showed little or
no price variation Riker s HesSnau
changed hands at - Savoy OIL was
steady at 12& Britlsh-Ainerican To-
bscco. old. improved :. to 23s. and Kelly
Springfield Tire sold at 81. Bonds were
fairly active New York City AS, 1862.
yielded 4. to l0I. while the AS, 1850.
moved UP an equal amount to l0l. West
ern Pacific 5s advanced . points to 6sLi
Curb stocks reflected slight irregular
fluctuations. British Columbia Copper de
clined a to Ia, Bradef Copper sold al
. y ana : ~ Goldheid Consolidated eased
a trifo 10 Ia. Mckinley parragh vas
traded IN at ! 3-16 and SipissinS Mines
advanced /. to j5@.
oil shares were quiet and mixed ia tons
Anglo American Oil was firm at IL.
Buckeye Pip. Line fell off to lc" Ohio
OF rose point TO 1850; Prairie Oil and
Gas was strong and closed : points lighe-
at 80 and South Penn oil moved up
points to $50. Standard Oil " C;,lifori'a
ranged between BAG and 331 Standard 80,
of Indiana rose , points To sos STANDARD
oil OF New York was steady ~ 1879 and
Standard OIL OF New Jersey Yielded poin,
10 400.
Transactions In detail in the market zee
terdAV We're as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
MEXICAN NEWS AIDS
MARKET IN LONDON
COnsOls Close 1-16 Higher and
Investment Issues Are in
Good Demand.
AMERICANS EASE OFF
Canadian and Great Northern
Improve and Copper
Shares Are Firm.
AMERICANS EASE OFF

LONDON, Feb So.-Ths stock market
here to-day exhibited the usual week end
dulness but there WIS q considerably
more hopeful feeling regarding the MeSl-
can situation. which caused prices to sd-
vance.
Consois closed lie higher at ~ lis
for money and 76k for account. Other
Investment securities were strong. Dis
count rates In Lombard Street were I'M
changed.
Home rails and mining shares nd
vanced. Brazilian bonds were i firm fea-
turs and Mexican securities improved on
news which was favorably interpreted
here. National Railways of Mexico Sec
ond preferred advs need - above parity.
Rubber and Peruvian shares were easy.
Americans improved at the opening but
eAsed OF toward the close on profit taking
Copper shares. however. were firm and
In demand. while Canadian Pacific lnd
Great Northern improved fractionslly.
PARIS. Feb. 3s.-The tone VI the Bourse
to-day was firm. Rentcs closed 80 cen-
times higher ut 81 francs IS confines.
BERLIN. Feb. 2S.-Pr!ces were firm on
the Boerse to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

The protective committee which has
been formed To look after the rights or
tue Rock Island collateral trust bond
holders also invites the deposit OF tho
outstanding uneNchanged stock OF the old
CHICAGO Rock Island and Pacific RAN
way Company. There II some s3,eOo,oo0
Of old railway stock which never came
iu under the collateral trust mortgage
Most Of this stock is believed to he in
the hands of small holders and widely
scattered What possible influence this
stock could have upon the highly involved
situation AS Il now stands Is not clear.
This small minority interest OF course
does not AFFECT the ho'd that the collateral
trust bondholders have upon the property
OF the railway company. But II the rail-
way property should pass into the hands
OF the present collateral bondholderS the
influence of this outstanding stock might
possibly become n factor when SUISSE
queutly the financial rehabilitation OF the
road came up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

Comparison OF the records OF the coun-
try's bank clearings during the past two
weeks with those OF 1918 has been con-
fused by the falling of the two holidays
on different days In the two years. These
weekly comparisons have, therefore been
regarded as OF little value as indicating
tho true state of affairs. Thus the "a
per cent. decrease last week was de-
scribed as meaningless because the week
contained one business day less than tho
corresponding week last year. A total Of
the clearngs for the entire country for
February made up from the weekly
figures rs they were presented ought to
rive a fairly clear comparison. Tho total
for 1914 liz sl2.sl0.137.272. against S13.-
591,3S5,303 "a falling or in the present
year of S7sl,e5s,o31. or a decrease Of
Els per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

Total bank clearinys OF the United
States for the week ended February 2s,
1914 Zone day estimated, according to
the Financial Chronicle. were 32,800,-
1271s2, against S3.252, 4s4.s39 for the
previous week. They compare with
s3s7s,23o,II1 for the'correspondng week
last year, a loss or 23.9 per cent The
heavy falling on Is largely accounted for
BY the fact that last year WashIngtons
Birthday fell In the preceding week. Re-
lows: New York, decrease, 2s.s per cent.
Chicago. decrease, II per cent. Phila-
delphia. decrease. 5.S par cent Boston
decrease. 3o.d per cent. st. Louis, de-
crease. 24.S per cent Baltimore. de-
crease, 1858 per cent; New Orleans. 81
per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
sEx dividend.

SATURDAY.

SATURDAY, February -.
consigned direct to local slsughterers No
trading on live weight; feeling unchanged.
Dressed beef slow. city dressed native SIdss
selling NJ l2gishc. per h.; y little extra
beef =. lee. No exports OF live stocS o.
Receipts of calves were lss head, inciud-
Ing xty-seven for the market. Feeling
weak, Ordinary to prime vesis ut IA ii 4
per 100 lbs. culls at SsGss. No barnySrd
calves or Westerns. Dressed calves slow
and weak, city dressed veals selling ~
iagisc, per h.. country dressed veais at
leG1shc, ~
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 25lO
late arrivals, Trade slow and lambs 10 q he.
, n,, NO ss:sp ors,.d ,1..d,.ary 70 fairly
dressod mutton slow at ygisc. per To- I;
dressed lambs at l2h a lac. Country dressed
receipts OF hogs were also head, all
direct to local butchers. Feeling weak In
sympathy with Buffalo advices, Country
dressed hogs unchanged At s0i2Ne. per 10.
for heavy to light wsishta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
selling FIAT.

Transactions In bonds on the exchange
are usually made and interest" unless
otherwise stipulated, that IL to say the
purchase price includes interest accrued
to date Previous to the announcement
made las, week that the interest pay
monts on the Rock Island collateral trust
bonds were about to be suspended pur-
chasers OF the bonds had paid In advance
interest that they were not to receive
Tho sudden decline In the bonds on the
news OF the expected default corrected
this situation. and in effect the price now
quoted Is "A Hat price But inasrnuch
az no ruling has been made to that effect
theoretically AZ least the bonds nominally
still sell and interest even II In this
case the stipulation is valueless
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
YUKON GOLD EARNS sass, $50,
Report fer 1919 shows Balance q
ei,i8O,3OO After Deductions.

The report OF the Yukon Gold Com
pany for the year ended December 81.
1913, shows that production from total
operations amounted to $4,7s9.%O2, with
working costs OF S2.251,955, leaving an
operating income OF s2,537,447. To this
was added a incorporating income Of
S%S.3S9. making u total income for the
company OF S2,5s3.s36, From this amount
were deducted royalties paid. amortization.
interest charges, general expenses. &c.
making u total of SS1.453.5S6, leaving 8
balance Of s1.130,300.
The assets of tho company are gtver
- S2l.020,oss, with q surplus Of S%s9,s75
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

oes.elS pounda against sos. asS.Bs2 pounds
IN 1919.
Tho average prics Of all copper shipped
abroad In 1913 was l5.<7 cents a pound,
compared with 1887 In 1919 and l2.s8 In
1911. The highest export average price
on record was 1880 cents in 1907. which
year witnessed 25 cent copper.
January production of twenty five pro-
ducng mines on this continent was III.
$4,000 pounds. This compares with IO2,-
a2s.5S0 pounds last year. This Increase
was reported Notwithstanding the fact
that the Lake Superior production con-
tinues less than 80 per cent. Of normal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
DIVIDEND DECLARATION.

Company and Term. 8,
STANDARD Cas- and Elec-
URIC ..,..
standard silver Lead
Mining, monthly,......
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
quarterly ..,....,...,..
United Gas aud Electric
Corporation. semi-An-
uuei
Eagle and Blue Bell
Packard Motor Car. quar-
terly ..,,..,...,,......
Dom Textile, quarterly. /. F.. !.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-24
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS

Democrats in the house have re-
jected every amendment offered to
the Jones bill, which declares the pur-
pose to recognize Philippine indepen-
dence when the Filipinos are able to
govern themselves
Former President Taft and many
other prominent members of the bench
and bar of the country will take part
in the annual meetings of four leading
law organizations to be held at WASH
ington this month.
President Wilson and his cabinet
gathered recently as a political board
of strategy and laid plans for the COM
ing congressional campaign. 1t was
one of the few times since the Wilson
administration came into office that
little but politics has been considered
at a cabinet meeting.
Ambassador Morgenthau at Con-
stantinop1e has appealed to the state
department for additional funds for
the relief of Americans in the Otto
man Empire The recent deposit by
this government of $4,000 has been
found inadequate
A resolution indorsing President
Wilson and the policies of his admin
istration, was offered by Charles F.
Murphy of Tammany Hall at a meet
ing of the Democratic committee of
New York county and was adopted
unanimously The meeting was held
to organize for the coming year
-DyestEfTs valued at $500 600 shipped
from Basel. Switzerland, by Walter
F. Sykes of the firm of Walter F.
Sykes & Co. of New York and con-
signed for America by way of Rotter-
dam, Holland. were seized September
Il blythe German government
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-24
CAUCUS RAISES TAX ON BEER
DemocraticSenators Place War
Burden on Liquor.

Washington--The caucus of senate
Democrats on the war revenue bill
failed to complete its 1abors and re-
cessed just before midnight. Decis-
sions had been reached, however,
that impose the bulk of the 500. 000,-
000 emergency revenue measure upon
beer and whisky which will yield
nearly s5o.G0O.000 annually under in
creased taxation
The caucus also eliminated pro-
posed taxes on gasoline and automo-
bile sales and cut in two the proposed
81 per 81 900 tax on bank capital and
surplus Consideration of various
proposed stamp taxes and emergency
1evies on perfumery, cosmetics and
patent medicines was not reached.
The first action of the caucus was
to vote an increase in the proposed
extra tax on beer from so cents to IS
cents a barrel, making the total tax
$1.75 a barrel, with drawback of 5
per cent for purchase of revenue
stamps in advance. The amendment,
urged by Senator Williams of Missis-
sippi, was carried by a large majority
after Senator Stone had made a vigor-
Gus speech against it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-24
LIGHT BOOZE.
Do You Drink lt7

A minister's wife had quite a tus--
sic with coffee and her experience Is
interesting. She says:
During the two years Of my train
ing as nurse, while on night duty,
I became addicted to coffee drinking.
Between midnight and four in the
morning, when the patients were
asleep, there was little to do except
make the rounds, and it was quite
natural that should want hot cup
of coffee about that time. I could
keep awake better.
After three of four years of cof-
fee drinking, 1 became a nervous wreck
and thought that 1 simply could not
live without NIX coffee. All this time
I was subject to frequent billions at
tacks, sometimes SO severe as to
keep me in bed for several days
After being married, Husband
begged me to leave off coffee for he
feared that it had already hurt me
almost beyond repair, so 1 resolved to
make an effort to release myself from
the hurtful habit
81 began taking Postum, and for a
few days felt the languid, tired feel
ing from the lack of the coffee drug,
but / liked the taste of Postum, and
that answered for the breakfast bev-
erage all right
Finally I began to feel clearer
headed and had steadier nerves Aft
er years use of Postum I now feel
like a new woman-haye not had any
bilious attacks since 1 left OF coffee"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich Read THE Road TO
MELVILLE in pkgs.
Postum comes in two forms.
Regular Postum-must be wei
boiled. 15c and 25c packages.
Instant Postum-is a soluble pow
der. A teaspoonfuT dissolves quickly
IN a cup of hot water, and, with cream
and sugar, makes a delicious beyer-
age instantly. 30c and SOC tins.
The cost per cup of both kinds IS
about the same.
There's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by Grocers
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-24

tic efforts to break through Their
losses have been enormous, and the
number killed are estimated as high
ment
The Belgians adopted a clever ruse
at Waelhem- After the bombardment
had lasted several hours the fort
ceased to reply. thereupon the German
staff. thinking the fort out of action,
ordered the infantry to advance in
close formation. The Belgian gunners
waited until they could see the whites
of their eyes and then opened a muir
derous fire.