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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
EKWANOK GOLF ON TO-DAY.
Usndred and Twelve Entrants,
Many OF Them Prominent

M~ANcREsTEG. Vt. July ",-Oue hum
dred and twelve golf PLAYERS are paired
and timed for the qualifying round 81
the FIRST presidents cup tournament at
the Ekwanok Country Club tomorrow
morning. Among the later entrants were
Fred Rarreshoff OF Garden CIty. f.. W.
Dyer OF Montclair and John NJ. ward
OF Garden CITY. Because of the rain Of
the last few days players were not al
lowed on the first three holes to-day, SO
no full rounds were recorded. but most
OF the field was out IN practice rounds
Anone the other prominent players
entered are Walter j Travis. Garden
City: Hamilton Is Kerr. E~kwanok;
A. q Mcllwaine "a. Hartford; Max
T. Nars,on. Baltusrol; II. Clark Cork
ran. Baltimore. and T. II. Claim, Brook
line.
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HAMILTON RACING RESULTS.

FRS, RAce-Two-year old.; hys fur
lons.-Gaia pay; 100 ,c,TNsF}i 9 n &c !,
stein, 10 3 ana out, second ksthlesn
n, iQl "copper" ,m no FOL go n.e sns
Flame and Thomls Rhymer also ran.
Second Rscr-Three- year-olds ana up
ward six furlongs,,schemer lo2 .0uI.
and ! 20 8. second; .Sorth-rn Light, ios
, hi;%SSm''rnii Tine 80 to i9:,!a' T.. to sir ana i" joe TO &c Col !,
Randall, White crown. Black Pine and
Layana also ran .,o,
old n"''a and upuara: SIX furlonrsSKs;
wsssa, iO5 COOPER, ? to and
S % To1 20 ! saa to 5oG :. . .yco"a; %.r, IL
C1sca, 90 Ola PaiIlsl. 20 to !; TO !,
TO 2, ,nirdi Time. iiia 20 HnSls
Hall Innlan and Bsaumon, Rsls also ran.
Fourth kaSsmrnr'e, si;S9S; Nur.sry
Sap.ane t"0i ila 'c"ops "S "''s"TiN 70
& and out, won: Regina, I12 (Goldstsin,,
to |; to and out ,eeond. Dodge
Firth Race-Three- year.olds and up
-Cin stream. los OMrDermotp, to
|. even and 4 10 .. won; Birke, lO+ LA
Paille), 3 to /. 4 TO ) and , to 8, second:
+ H. B9uEn'Tn' 10 ,KsoEh!; So i 2 to
brother. plant, Runway. Dare Devil. Cor
die r; Lucky George, Frontier. Patience
sixth Race-Threr-y.ar-olds and up.
ward; selling, hve and a half furlonss
Wafer Lily, 100 tschuttinger). to l.,
even and | to :. won; Josshna Zarats,
90 (Collinsl, r to !. . To ! and even, sec.
ond; Miss Waters. 1909 ,Connors). 4 10 /,
. to ] and even. third. Time, 1907 lis.
Ray u. Miller, Charles Trayers, Lady
lightning. Brook Cress, water. Schnapp,
Marvellous, Aimee Leslie and Little Rebel
also ran,
seventh Race -Three-year.o ODDS and IN.
ward: one mil" on turf-Encore. Is
llnl1nrl VI L. AVIAN nnh " ~
Salas, lo5 ',layerp. : to l.. 10 I and
: to l., : tn and s to s. third, Time
$40. Ida claire. Dorcris. Twilight. Nee
Maiden Bradley also ran.
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RESOLUTE IN FRONT AGAIN.
Keats Nanitte GA Newport on Ac-
tuRI sailins Time.

NEWPORT. r. l. July e7.--Under the
guiding hand Of Charles Francis Adams
the R%esolute again won over the Varitie
tD-day. 1t was tho first Of the series Of
races between the two boats of this port.
The fog Of Monday had disappeared and
there was enough wine to send the boats
over the twenty-eight mile course in
fairly good time.
The course was from Brsntons Reef
10 the whistllng buoy of Point Judith
and return. twice around. a l.eward and
race which gave the boats
opportunity TO use their ballooners and
s~pinnakcrs. The Ecsolu'e defeated tho
Nanitie 3 minutes 81 seconds actual
time, and . minutes 4 seconds corrected
time. The Nanitie crossed the line at
the start ! minute ~ seconds after the
RcSo'Itc. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
HIDE AND LEATHER SURPLUS.
company Reports SO5s, I81--OnIs
xI04,5I5 Previous Year.

The report of the American Hide and
Leather Company for the year ended
June 30 shows a surplus Of S95S.161, as
compared with sl04,5l5 In the previous
.edr' This Is equivalent to 1877 per
.'N'' on the preferred stock. as COM
par'n It O.S per cent. the year
Net earnings before interest and sink
ms fund charges were S1.619,6O9, as
"npared with s766.0i5. For the quarter
,nu"n June 30 surplus earnings were
.'',o'o, AZ compared with a deficit
%'l'3as the corresponding quarter of
me preyIous year.
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FRICK DENIES STEEL MERGER.
Says lie IL Not Interested In Nc,
ported Consolidation.

Henry G. Frick. who was mentioned
in the Cleveland story OF a new great
steel merger as the moving spirit. de-
MED yesterday any connection with the
matter. The following statement was
made at his summer home In Pride's
Crossing. Mass, yesterday and quoted
In Wall Street:
"Mr. Frick would like to state that
the report he Is interested in the con-
sOlidation of various steel companies
has been put forward several times and
there IL no foundation for 1t so far as
ne is concerned. He has never made
an effort in that direction with any Of
the companies named IN the article
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with one arm free know that he In dan
g"rOus IN close
Boston will see a bout OF real cham
pionship qualities OH August 2 when
Mix Glover and Soldier Bartheld meet
AT the Atlas club. both agreeing To scale
40 pounds.
Frankie callahan. the Brooklyn hoy
who bounrei to the skies when Joe
Rivers bounced TO the floor, will meet
Young Savior or Gilbert Gallant at hos
ton On August 10.
There WASN'T q full house at the regu-
lar paw . of Boxing Commissioners
Yesterday. 40 that no referee idea OF
Bill Wellman's wasn't threshei out. IL
Wall come up before the regular meeting
next week. full hous. permitting t;eorS.
Lawrence. the Australian manager. com
planned that the l35th Street Club failed
10 go through with IL Davs Mills George
Cotton setto. Peace was declared when
the club agreed to put on the struggle
during the first week in September.
A special meeting OF the commission
Will try 10 urtangin the still badly jun
bled Johnny Harvey matter. Harvey
was in the ring ready to fight Leach
cross, For this he was TO have recsived
$500. Though he didn't fight Harvey
wants his bit--or n bit OF IL.
Willie Morris. who got the Military A.
e. into hot water by fighting when ha
was but II years old, stuck to the story
that he was past II until Secretary IIar-
vcy backed him into "A corner and oathed
him. Then the culprit fessed up and
said he MAS under the lighting age,
The officers of the club will h. on the
carpet mex week. 4 surety company
has asked thar the head axe be- applied
to the Elm Park club Of Staten Island.
The organization is out on the limb at
the present time because OF its failure to
pay some athletes So service charge.
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LEATHER EARNINGS INCREASE.
Central ca. Reports $G4:.O0l Sur
plus for Quarter Jsst Ended.

The Central Leather Company. for
the quarter ended June 80. reported
Yesterday surplus earnings Of $642,09l.
as compared with n surplus In the cor
responding period OF last year OF $462.-
132. Total income FOR the quarter Just
ended was $2.547.2 ESQ. compared with
S2,373.721 in the similar quarter OF
1914. Net Income before preferred div
idends was s~l,224,S2s, against $l.0i4,-
S64.
For the six months ended une 80
surplus available for tine common stock
was S1.026. 500. compared with $780,
7S2, which Is equivalent to ?.5s per cent.
on the common stock, or at the annual
rate Of sac per cent. for the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
MEMBERS SONS SAIL CATS.
izni McCRrter's Nesbitt show
Way Home ON Shire

RCMsoN. ". J.. July 27.--t'zal McCsr-
'"rs Nesb.tt Won II pretty race on the
So"th Shrewsbury to-day for one design
catboats sailed by the sons OF mem
hers OF the Rumson Country Club. A
brisk south.rly breeze was blowing and
sent tho llt,'e eats along at a lively
rate OF speed, The Juvenile shippers
handled their racing crafts In fine
style.
Gerald Warburg's Garcia was second.
Gardner S'onts Tadpole third. Fred
Potts's The Five Brothers fourth and
:. charles Hardlns's Dorothea fifth. The
fathers will sail their one design
knockabouts IN ii race tomorrow after
noon.
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YoNKERs, July 27.-Dr. y. II. Rowe
and j. iowa reached the fnal round in
the doubles for the Hudson River cham
pionship at the Park Hin Lawn Tennis
Club here to-day. They defeated Allen
Behr and +. Wupperman In the semi
final round at Ga, 4--6. 7--5, and will
meet the winner of the A. Bassford. Jr.,
and a.. KinG-J. H.. S%teinkampf and II.
w. Forster match In the ANAL round.
The hnal Of the women's singles between
Mrs. Pauline l.. Burdick and Miss Mar
garet Grove will be played Thursday
morning ut 10 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
London stock Exchauge.

LONDON, July 27.-The markets were
Sue' but steady. Gilt edged issues
%ere dull. Realizing In the old war
van brought lower prices. Home rails
Crve supported on the dividend results.
in 'aolan Pacific rallied sharply. A cut
n, we dividend to 3 per cent. liz looked
eo, i Argentine rails weakened. Mar
b,,s we're again strong. Russians
v,,s sehsd Americans were irregular.
WIN slow trading.
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STEEL EARNINGS
MAKE RECORD JUMP
L. s. Corporation Announces
$27,95O,O55 for the Last
Quarter.
125 PER CENT. INCREASE

Never in its history has the United
states Steel Corporation had such a re-
markable turn In its earning power
from poverty to prosperity as that
shown by the earnings of 1880 55
for the quarter ended with June. The
record breaking jump in earnings ba sed
on the Hood Of orders for the steel that
Is going into ammunition making and
wal orders. as well as the increased rail-
road and other demands. amounted 10
s15,+92,2i over the earnings of the
first quarter OF the year. or an advance
OF 1875 per cent. The largest previous
abrupt advance In earnings in n
quarter was that of Sl0.9t6.6Oi in the
second quarter OF the corporations his
tory. when earnings gained that much
from the first quarter to s37.s62.05s.
The gain is the more sensational In
the view Of he financial district because
II brings the corporation out OF the low
est tide in its experience to a position
where present earnings are not only
excellent but where the outlook, an
based on the progressive betterment by
months In the statement of Yesterday. Is
most promising for increasing strength.
Predictions were heard yesterday that
the next quarter year may be well up
to record quarters the company has had
The highest quarter ever registered
was S4o, 500. I05. in the second quarter
OF 1909. The corporation struck its
lowest point in the December quarter
or last year. when earnings were only
SlO.933.liO. the first quarter Of this
year being the next 10 this record Of
poverty. with earnings OF ~si2.457.Sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Henderson Breaks 100 .trn,.h,.

MAPLRwooD, y, H.. July 27.-Wolfolk
Henderson of Lexington, Ky, holder of
the national amateur championship nj
clay birds. the national double cham
pionship and 1914 winner Of the grand
American handicap. finished first in
class l OF the Maplewood annual target
tournament to-day with n score of 1876
out of a possible 200, In the morning
events he broke 100 birds straight and con,
tinued his run in the afternoon, failing
after the 10th consecutive hit.
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RUMsoN, y. j.. July 27.-well hit
goals by J. Berens Waters for the Reds
and Leland H.. Ross for the Whites
featured to-days polo match on Rumson
Field. In which the Reds won out by
. goals to s. Hugh Barrett, George
Henry and Il Jason Waters also scored
for the Reds. while w. W. Barbour and
Peter Hauck contributed their share for
the Whites.
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The earnings published yesterday were
the largest the corporation has had sincs
the third quarter IN 1919. when they were
sSS,4oO.4O0. with the exception of 1918
the quarters earnings were the larges,
for a second quarter since 1911.
The most pleasing part OF the state.
meht OF yesterday was the steady in
crease that was shown In earning power
with each month. a gain OF about $4,000.
600 being registered by each month on
the previous one. April earnings were
si.2s6.i09. May s~9.32O.51G and June
Sll,343.0IO. II Is known that the cor.
poration Is now working at over 80 per
cent. OF capacity and with prices OF steel
products rising the outlook for the mex,
quarter Is highly encouraging.
one factor In the report that gave
unusual qualification in Wall stree; was
That the corporation on the basis o!
earnings at the rate OF the quarter re.
ported on In more than earning its com
mon dividend. As contrasted with IL
failure TO earn the preferred dividend In
the first quarter by over 5000. 900 the
corporation earned i,s preferred dividend
and l.s3 per cent. OF it's common in the
period bust reported. This was accom-.
plished after the deduction for charges
and depreciation OF almost $4,000, 600
more than In the first quarter OF the
year.
The surplus for the June quarter,
after deduction Of the preferred divi-
dend. was sS.?61.6+5, AS compared with
a deficit of s5.3s9,ssl in the first quar-
ter of the year. For the six months.
therefore. the corporation shows a bal
ance OF $2.s11.'s4. or about - OF | per
cent. earned on the common stock. Wal
street felt assured from the report that
by the end Of the year the corporation
viii have come close to earning the for
mer . per cent. dividend on the common.
Forecasts OF what the report would
show ranged from $4,000, 900 10 500
100000. The latter figure was not gem
orally expected. the showing as made
being practically what the financial dis
trict had looked for. Unified orders on
June 80 were +,s7s.ls6 tons, as com
pared with 4.255.74s on March 81 and
4.o32,S57 on June 80 a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
NcGoorty stops His Fellow.

MILWAUKEE, July 21-W0rd has
reached here from Australia hat Eddie
McGoorty, Wisconsin middle weight.
knocked out Harold Hardwick. light
heavyweight Of the a~ntipoies. in ten
rounds at Snowy Bakers stadium in
sydney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Coleman Madden Gains Lend,

Coleman Madden won the first block
Of points last night from John DOYLE
Of Detroit in the 120 point three night
three cushion match at Doylc's academy.
Madden ran 10 points in siXty.one in
ntngs. while Doyle scOged 90. The
match will be continued tonight and
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Weeks Trade Balance. s22.OOs.44a

WASHINGTON. July 27.--America's IA
vorable trade balance for the week end
ing July "a was see, 9OS. 443, the Com
merce Department announced To-day.
Cotton exports were +5,712 bales, a total
I S,4&l,02S bales since August l last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Customs Recent, s4OS,sbs.o2

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $685.
355.O2, OF which S132.sl0.99 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses. n $272,544.O3 for recent
importati0ns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
City Must Enlarge Debt.

ITO the extent that additional cor
porate stock Is issued for these deficits
,,her municipal Improvements must be
postponed. or in some way not now
scerniblc, the city's deb making power
NUT be expanded.
In the case of the company. while IL
: assured Of its preferentials " earned.
Il must charge against earnings its new
Investment As put into operation and II
,hS investment Us represented in con-
~s,ructicn and equipment work on lines
which are the least hopeful as money
,lrners it, net income will diminish.
"The chief line. in the consideration OF
ret revenue, is. OF course, tie broadway
Manhattan subway. with its connections
10 queens INC Brooklyn. Rapid prog
iess has been made on those sections be-
tween Trinity place and Twenty-sixth
street. In the case of the other section.
however, the contrao Or Is not required
10 finish until some months after jan
uary /, 1917. and the so-called Times
square section has not yet been let.
The Board OF Estimate has decided to
make the connection with the Queens
lines by a tunnel under the river in
stead OF over the Greensboro Bridge.
which will mean further delay. and in
the case of the East River tunnel from
the Battery to Brooklyn the contrac-
Tor has until January 16, 1918. to COM
plete.
There is no way OF operating the
Broadway subway until connections are
ready for operation between this line
and either brooklyn or Queens. for
here is no other way of getting equip
ment into the subway.
The only hope of obtaining even n
partial operation of the Broadway sub
way is by the speedy completion of the
connection on Canal street with the
Manhattan Bridge. and the contractor
FOR this section has until March 16.
All.
Results Of the Delay.
The prospect, however. is that a
lal ge part OF the city's investment in
The Broadway subway ,probably not
less than $50, 000. 0O0) will remain idle.
OWING to the delay in letting contracts
Tor certain sections, with the treble
results of: adding TO the cost of con-
s,fuction by the interest on the idle In
'estment; Withholding from joint ac-
count the net revenue which would come
rom the operation OF the line. and de-
prtying the people of the improved
means of transportation"
Inc passenger earnings OF the sys-
lem for the year failed for the first
tine IN the ~company's history to show
a substantial increase over the previous
year, a decrease being reported instead.
This excludes the operation of the Coney
Island me Brooklyn Railroad. Gen
elsl depression in business and liberal
Increase in transfer facilities are respon-
siole for the decrease. says Col. Will
isms. The increased transfer facilities
resulted in an increase of 1O,552,27A
transfer passengers carried and a de-
crease OF 2,l4l.700 cash passengers
Net income for the year was 35,512,-
81. an increase OF $l96,S56 over the
PREVIOUS year Gross earnings were
F?6,t27,6s7. an increase Of SS69.437,
including the Coney Island and Brook
iFn. Operating expenses increased $685.
N-s. Net earnings from operation were
Nl,t61, 1906, a decrease Of 500, 392. Sur
plus at the end Of the year was Sl0,62l,-
'ts, an increase OF $SS9,37S.
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Statement Of EARNINGS.
EARNINGS

The statement for the quarter ended
30 follows.
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lotis ..1s,..s,f t5J.bSb, IN, t.,JAb. VI
Total earnings after deduciins or.
Grating expenses and interest on
bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 s5O.o55
Less. charges and allow.
ances for depreciation. &c 81, o. ,Vl3
Sinking funds on Y. y.
Steel Corporation bonds. l co.. t5s
- 7.sss. tl
-
Net income ..........,, SO, 3l1 ,5Si
Deduct interest on Y. y.
steel Corporation bonds s., 4s3. $50
remiu on bonds re.
deemable ....n......, 1916
- $1,000
-
Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nt,5;2. jG&
Dividend on stock Of the L. \.
Steel Corporation, VIZ:
Preferred, 10 per cent :......... $780, eie
-
surplus for the quarter. .......... IS, 20 ,s5
Deficit for quarter ended March 81.
1875 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.3ss. sol
-
Balance OF surplus for SIX months
ended June 30, sl5,,.......,,.. S2,s77,7a
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SpeCIII TO UeI' .'1-.
Bronson, h. g., by BlnGen 90 \ GraveSb.
Time-o;33a 1906. l.31L, ..og.
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Balance OF surplus for SIX months
ended June 30, 1913 ,,......,.".,. S2.T7.'
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with one arm free know that hr in dan
g"rOus IN close"
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TOtaIs ..,,,..,,. 80. 536, N. 8, 5t6, tl?
Total earnings after deduc,irs op.
Grating expenses and interest ON
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-10

ty, and more particularly the city OF
bismarck, to my knowledge, hence
am constrained to ask that you kind
ly furnish ma their names and adj
dresses at your earliest convenience
in order to enable me to cite the
parties to appear before me, for the
purpose of .iliciting their evidence in
the manner prescribed by law, and
il addition shall thank you for any
and all information that you yourself
may have or may claim to have for
the purpose Of proceeding intelligent
ly in the premises.
Letter Had Purpose.
While l am keenly alive to the fact
that your letter to me is written for
the purpose of explaining your views
and attitude i'm regard to the passage
OF a bill for the creation of the office
of State Enforcement Commissioner,
now pending before the legislative as
sembly, ! have no means to know the
contents OF your several letters to
the governor, ETC., supra, and l have
merely taken this opportunity to an
swer your letter to me and SHAH
cross or shall meet any situation that
may arise lin consequence Of your
said communications whenever occa.
sion therefore shall arise.
Thanking You, however, for the
courtesy OF your letter to me, | am,
sir,
YouAs very respectfully.
H. Il. BERNDT,
States Attorney for Burleigh
County, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-10

ing good. health now and owe it all to
your remedies. / take pleasure in tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
thenh.'"-Mrs MATTE HALEY, sol COL
quhone Street, Danville, Va.
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope un-
til she has given Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients Of which arc derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to be a most valua-
bic tonic and i%nvigorator of the fe-
male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia f. inkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice.. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-10

thereof il the house, in a manner moi
known to me, save the knowledge
that the measure was never passed
and never did become a law, hence
any fault concerning my attitude OF
declining to consider myself az de-
tective is based upon the provision OF
the law as it stood and stands, to-
gether with that Of the default of the
iaw.making body of this state to en-.
large tha scope OF the duties of the
public prosecutor by legal enactment.
HRe:ents Criticism.
| have been and am giving prac-
tically my whole time to my otticia;
duties, and | believe | a %truthfully
say that the county on all average re-
cei> es not less than ten hours daily
attendance thereto, hence l resent
any implied or unfair criticism Of my
conduct.
Not having the power, as | under
stand the scope of a states attorneys
subpoena, to enforce obedience there
to outside of my W county, l am
powerless to compel your attendance
before me, tDut may be able SO to
do in regard to the friends of yours
referred to by you in your letter, II
residents of or within this county at
this time, hot one of which, by the
way, has, so 1ar as | am aware Of.
called at this office to bring their in
formation, concerning the alleged hor-
rible conditions existing in this coun-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-10
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a jar
of MUSTEROLE at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROLE.
Thousands of mothers know it. You,
should keep a jar in the house.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
lieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil-
tits, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural
gia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches
of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
Giles, Chilblains, Frosted Feet and Colds
of the Chest lit often prevents Pneu-
monia).
At your druggists, in Csc and Soc jars,
and a special large hospital size for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company.
Cleveland, Ohio.