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no one nationality. 1t is noticeable
alike along the English and French
lines and among the prisoners from
Germany, Austria and Turkey. 1t is
said to be perhaps a little more pro-
nOunced along the eastern fronts
where the vast amount of territory
involved frequently makes neglect of
the wounded inevitable.
Men have lain for days without
medical attention and when finally adj
mitted to hospital have given their
ages at 21 to 81 years when ordinarily
they would have been classed as 30 to
As.
eve attribute the gray hairs now
so noticeable everywhere at the front
to sub-conscious worry" said a Cana
dian army surgeon in discussing the
subject with correspondent of the
Associated Press. "A man will not
be conscious of any worry at ALL
whereas his comrades will daily COM
ment upon the whitening of his hair.
1 have never known of hair actually
growing white overnight, as the nov
elists are so fond Of putting it, bat it
often happens within the space Of a
week or ten days.
"The gray hairs come quicker to
the officers than to the Tommies,'
which is again confederation of the
subconscious theory. The strain of
the fighting naturally is greater with
the officers, although he may out
wardly have the same joyous spirit of
the man with the gun who goes oyer
the parapet with a delighted yell
when the command is given to adj
vance.
"Ow nurses, too, frequently go
gray without apparent reason for
mostly they are women of long train
ing amid the scenes and sufTeringS Of
hospital life"
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problem. Ii is said that soldiers ten
months i'm the trenches, exposed 10 the
nerve SCATTERING shock of shell fire,
often come out with the appearance of
ten years having been added to their
ife A shorter period than this often
sutices TO turn iron gray the hair of
a boy %.
This premature aging is peculiar to
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GRAY HAIR CAUSED
FROM WAR WORRY

LONDON, Oct. . - What wil, be
the effect upon future generations of
the premature aging Of millions of
men now at the battle fronts. Army
physicians and men Of science gener-
ally are beginning to discuss the
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First class boarding house and three
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Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

5elnen ale fruberen ferbif@en 8ez
amten, benen fte so Proaent ibrer
8efolbung 3ablt, faqS fie iie ni&t be-
f@dftigt. 9esglei9en 3ablt iie penz
iioner an ierbii@e 8eamte pber beren
@itpen, unb labt fogar ben 5rauz
Ell unb &inbern bon fer6ii@en @olz
baten, bic nod Der %nottonalen Mrmee
ongeb0ren, bic REORGANIZATION Penz
fionen 3utommen, felbt >pern iie gez
gen Sefterret@ fdmpften. @tner groz
ben 3obl bon @erben, 3iDiltften unb
Militdrs. bic in Seterrei@ inter-
inert moren, baf fie erlaubt, in bic
5urId5ufebren. Mtt etnem
@ort, lie tut oIes, UNI bas normale
2eben in Serbten pieber ber3uitelz
len.
9ie @tabt 8elgrab, bic bon ben
Seiterret@ern unb ungarn unb ben
Deutf@en nod beroif@em @iberz
1tanb Der @erben eritirmt morben
tpar, 1T bon Der feinbli4en Mrttlz
lerie arg m%ttgenommen morben. 9as
&ingen NOR f@redlt@ unb enoete
nit etnem @trobenfampf, befen
@puren bic 9dufer beute nod traz
gen. Sd 1@abe, bob ungefGbr bic
!@dlfte o1er @duier 8elgrobs bon
feinbli@en @ef@ofen getroffen muir
be, mopon bic @dlfte muir let@tere,
f@on pieber reporierte @@aoen bo<
pprtrrg, mdbrenb ettpo Is pro3ent
Der @efamt5abl Der 9aufer mebr
pber tpentger poQftGnbtg ger tort
norben iin6. .!9ingegen iinb bic
&ir@en ole intoft geblteben, eben1o
bic Dffentli@en @ebdube, bon bene11
muir cine fleine Mnaobl lei4t pieoer
aut3umo@enbe 8ef4dbigungen err
litt. Sic D1terreihifd : ungorti@e
Notwithstanding fat 1t9, 1obolp
bic militdrtf6en Sperotionen beenz
bigt poren, boran gemo@t, bic @@ds
ben bes &rieges pieber o%us5ube1err1.
9ie @troben purben bonn @9utt
gereinigt, bic 5oblrethen bur4 @raz
noten gentlemen 2D@er ousgefiut,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Sebt a%mfgepaft.

@enn cine grfdltung ii6 feitiest,
mie es ba11fig Ser SAT- lit, o6er penn
SIR cine grfalt11ng faum uberltan6en
bobt, bebor STR gud cine anoere 5u-
5iebt, Damn paBt auf es lit Damn
m0glid, 6aB SIR G11d cine iebr
i9limme &ranfbeit 5n5iebt. 0ieies
Mufeinar16erfolgen bon G%rfaltungen
i9m6dt SOS gp1tem un6 ernieorigt
6ie 2%ebensfroft 10, baB es biel leidter
fir glth lit, @nb hroni1d1en &atarrb,
2ungenfranfbeit ODER @dmir6i u6t
51t5u5ieben. @ei1t Cure grfdltung,
tpenn STR fonnt. Gbamberlain's SUI
itenmittel bat einen groBen Stuff. Sal=
ien6e 2eute %berlai1en iid 6arartf 1tnb
es td11idt iie ME. geriudt es. @s
foitet MIR einen 8iertel. gu faufen
in @enrD's @ors1er 9rug @tore.
Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Ha6ua.

Mn DonnerItag m1r6e III Dem
&auie ser 6amilie Sobn &ii6ife Die
Sodseit hires Sobnes @mil NIT SRI.
Sssp1epbina Spatb, Sodter 6es Soiepb
@patb, ole bon Habua, in folenner
@eiie gefeiert. Die &0dinnen er-
probten BEL Ser @eleeenbeit ibre
&unlt, 11no >par bem5ufolge Sic Set
tafeI nit SEN f0ltliditen Speiien be-
Iaoen. Ser gemiitbli6e ~@annes",
@ater oeS 8rdntigams, me1@er im-
mer Sen Sd)olt i'm Maden bot, batte
a1,f oas Bette fir ~6elttiden Gin
FLUFF" &c orgt. Ser alte itets ufioele
Miuer" bon Mleranoria l%ieferte sic
Miu1if, uno Ser Sobn Sep fiel NIT
ieinem @11mor nn0 8odipriingen
rtidt aus ser &ole l1no belt sic Mn-
peienoen III GROCER Seiterfeit. 81
Ser @odseit botten ii6 piele
uSpaet" eingefrmoen, 1paren aber
ood) i1r 3eit So. Sos iunge 8airden
miro porl1ufig inter Sen Iitti6en
bon Maria Hiid)ife meilen. 9te bic
len Treltnoe uno gertpanoten 1pllr<
id)en Sen il1ngen gbelel1ten Elm 1tetes
gliidlihes 6amiltenleben. 9ieiem
@unihe idliebt iid oltd Ser ~Moro=
itern" an. = @ermom 8iener bat
hobes 6ieber un6 5mar 6os Mutofie=
Der, bas CT ndhites 6riibiabr obne
Weoi5in 5l1 fl1rieren ge0enft. ln=
Ter 811ttermader SEQ. MbrenS er<
frel1t iid) ser boditen 3ufrieoe1beit
ieiner &l1noen Sic 81 bem G%rea1nerp-
grfolge beltens beitragen. Sic belt
gen Mdoels intereilieren iid aber
mebr fir Sen idmltden @eorg als
fir Sic Creamery, uno iolte 6ieier
Sen 5prltd) beber5igen> oaB es ni@t
gut fin Sen aberdeen lit, uuei11 5u
iein. gr mir0 nit @einri6 Deters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

ser @erimmll1ng Der Staats greo.
merp Mllociation in ct. Saul bei1pob<
nen. = Mrtter Soiepb 8eiB pom
@elt Union, 1pelde fir einige Woden
bier BEL ibrer Eo6ter bermeilte, TT
tpie6er beimgefebrt, 6enn ibr ourd)
Ierer ltorf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T
mieber gum 8e5ieben fertig. Sobn
&rebsba6 un6 8rml febrten pom BE-
grabniB ser Maria &atb. Mabren 5l1-
rid, unb nun mo6t iid Der Sobn
fertia fir sic @eiie nod @odeiter>
too er iid) operieren lalien pll: -
&url @patb lit nit Ser @rri9fa1ng
leines ,,el,en 5talles, ben er an
5tene oes obgebrannten a1fbaut,
l1rro oes r1e11en SiloS ltarf i'm @ange.
8mdma1.
Mif. @rllnobofer nno @attln en-
ltotteten I'M Mople Safe einen Der
mauot= uno freunoidaftliden 8eiud.
3um gbeitano 1m1r0en perfitnolgt
sSsolepb @onoro bon Weabnomen uno
Sri. @ottie Stremba bon bier. -
Sobn Sdmolfc befin6et it9 mieoer
in Iribl1ne, Canada, IN eigenen
2anointereiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

bubt, ols elm @eiu6 UNI @erj@ie.
burg Der Strafe un6 @emdbrung Ell.
ner Brobe5eit eingereidt tpuroe.
Nod6em 8iirgfdaft geitelt moroen
mar, ma1roe 6ie ertpabnte 8robe5eit
bon 80 Gagen 6et1dbrt. @enn er
ii9 mdbreno 6iefpD3eit eintpan6frei
betragt, miro ibm na6 @blauf Der
lelben Ser @eit ser Citrate erlaiien
mer6en. - Son Der in Der ct. Wa-
rien=@ emein6e belteben6en Tbeater-
geiell1daft tpnr6e Sonntagaben6 in
Ser bieiigen @alle 6as 2uitipiel ~Be-
ter SLIPPERS Irubel" Dor gut beieBtem
@aule gum @re6it Ser Mitmirfen6en
oufgeflbrt. - Sn ser 6omilie Sic
ronpmuS @infler itelte 1id our Gre1~
De Ser begliidten @ltern elm geiun6es
T09ter6en Elm.
ct. Mntbong.
Sobn Gberne 11n6 @ottin baben
Ii6 bonn 2an61eben 3uridge5ogen
nno bier ibr 11eu erri9tetes @obn-
baus be5ogen. - SRI. &oia Benb,
mel9e 6ie Commemorate bier BEL
ibrer Sdpmelter, Der Jrau Eogatihnif
berbradte, febrte beim, I'M fiiroere
Sdmlfreuben gu genieBen. - @ebru=
Ser So1epb 11n6 @erbarb @remers er=
itotteten ibrem in Snamia mobnen=
oen Sbeim @einri6 Gremers per
Mnto einen Belud. - &arl @erabs
perionote 3onneritag cine giienbabn=
spagenla6ung 8ieb nod Suo-St.
Torl. - SRI. Gberelia @olters lit
franfbeitsbalber auf Die 3immerluit
a11geipiei len. - Sobn @eraos beiorgt
6as &orn1halen fir Sic in 6iefer
Madbarid)aft pobnen6en 6armer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
emf Centre,

Soiepb @5ec5of febrte tpieoer bon
ieinem ct. CLOUD @eiude 5rriid. -
Matb. Simon neblt Srau, 60. uno
Oscar 5dmib bon Mnni6, g. g.,
beiudten auf ibrer 9urdreife nod
@isconiin 6en Sdmager Silt. Sic
ben un6 an6ere Greunbe. Ser
Shnee bereitete 6em Muto bereits
biele Shtuierigfeiten auf Der @in=
fabrt. = 5amilie Clinton 2uefen bon
2enpr, g. g., tpoielbit Ser @a11S-
bater 9eftions -Mufieber, lit bier
inn elterli6en @ouie gu 8eiud; eben=
70 ser in Domfton, g. g., als Get
tiomsl Mufieber ser Greet Nortbern-
Babn angeltelte Sobn &einri6. -
Sic 6armers Creamery Miiociotion
bot ei11en groBen @a11plab i'm 8en-
tr11m ser Sta6t ertporben in Der Mb=
iidt, cine mo6erne 8utterfabrif auf
oemielben 3u erridten. = 2eonarb
Sitter bot etnen groBen StaQ errid=
ten laiien, Der linn BEL ieinem mertb=
bollen Giebltan6 iebr bon N1ben lit.
= 8irb Safe nn6 @rdD gagle ba=
BEN iebt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be3ig=
lidJ 6es &irdenbouens; elm 1tets iebr
unerquidli6es Sbemo. SsSn 6ieiem
Safe miro es BON ether Stride gu
Ser anoeren 1a1r etpa bret Meilen
meit fem. - g. S. MiGer, ser &die-
&onig, bat fem ousae5ei6netes Bro<
6tuf gan5li6 %ousoerfauft, 6aber iei<
ne &un6en iid) Biz gum Sriibiobr ge=
6rl6en miillen. - Die pielen S re1lr=
Sc oes Nif. @ene in Stearns Count
tp, melder oie 8udbalteriteue in Der
Sprague @alrf innebat, lit a1f DEM
itetigen @ege Ser 8eiierung. @em
er a1f 6ieiem anbalt, miro CT iid
mobl bal6 Der bouen @eiun6beit mie-
Ser erfrenen fon1ret1.
Gier5.
Sobn q. gtump BON Meelebile,
@is., befin6et iih bier BEL Ser Mnt=
ter, 6ra1t M6o1pb Stump, 5r @oite.
- Mlfre6 @ermersfir6en begab iid
lit Ser erlten Salfte bergangener $50
DIE no6 9ulutb> mo er fem &eim BEL
ietner @6mel ter, 6rau Sobn 6ei6er,
baber miro. Mittlertpeile miro er
sic BORT bon 8riibern ge1eitete fatb.
Sdl1le e iltd)en. - 6. &ieoledner
BON Sub botte iieben Mder nit &ur=
toffeln bepflm5t sic ibm 600 8u=
fbels Ser %pertbbouen @r6apfel GIT
$50 per @ufbel brodten. = Sreo.
Terbam bon 8engal1gb, Sasf., er=
freltte feline bier mobnen6en @ltern
NIT einem mebrtagigen 8ein6e. -
9plbtngfprb.
Ser 1pegen MiBban6lung ieiner
Go6ter berbaftete Midael 8iguned
mltr6e 81 40 Sagen @efdngntB ber=
l1rtbeilt, 6od gemabrte linn 6as &C.
ri6t cine Erobe5eit bon 80 Sagen,
mabren6 melder. 3eit er iid iebe $50
DIE beim @oltntp=&omniildr Sal.
Serman 5lt mel6en fat. Ml1b tp11r6e
er Dor BENT Srinfen %getparnt. 8iga=
ned batte bereitS ied5ebn bon SEN
bier5ig ibm 5u6iftierten Sagen Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

Maior bu 8oiS, elm f@pei5er 81
fi5ier. i@ilbert feline @incriide IN
6erbien in elmer &prre1ponbeno bon
@nbe Mai: =.
Der nSroli@e Sell @erbiens, NIT
Musnabme ether Gone i'm Often,
bic ii@ Der 9pnau entlang gegen
mumdnien bin erftredt. 1T nn:er
Observation-Disclosures @ermolturg,
Der @iibe1 @erbiens bagegen anter
.bulaarii@er. Militdrif@er @ouperz
1..ur bes 6iterrei@if@ : un9arif@en
Sells 1T Telbmoridau bon @olts.
geemis, fem @eneralf tabshef tit
Dberftleutnant @elined. 8eibe ba<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Das hrnttgf $rrhlfn.
Gin gecutraler idilbert feime Ginbriide.

ten unb einen @emeinberot bon FER
bif9er Mationalitdt. Sbnen lift elm
0iterrei9ii@ : ungarii4er 8eamter
betgegeben, Der mebrere @emeinben
5ufammen iberma@t. 9ie ferbif9en
@efeBe unb @ebrGudl, |ino beibebol>
ten tporben unb iinb bic ein5ig gill;
tisen. @benfo ftebt es NIT ben @es
ri@tsbDfen, bic 1o@ ben ferbi1@en
@efeBen ri@ten. 9as @erbif@e 1T
bic offi3iele 2anbesipro@e uno ole
8eamten miKen es beberrf@en. Die
Militdrpermaltung bat bic Ma@tbez
fugnis ber often ferbtf@en &egteru119
iibernommep, onerfennt aber i'm einz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

Sos Siterrei@if&zungarii@e Ger
bien lit in 5pDlf &reife eingetetlt.
DON benen ie1er in bret Bis flint
8e3irfe 3erfd0t. Sober &reis befibt
cine eigene @ermaltung nit benz mo-
tigen te9nif@en Nerfonol. 9ie @e<
3irfe finb in berfelben Mrt orgontz
iiert, r1ur NIT einem entfpre@enb tletz
11eren Yer1onol. 9ie @emetnben
baben an Der @ptbe etnen Prdiioenz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

Ben midi nit Der gr0Bten 2iebensz
pirbtgtett empfangen unb es mir
m0glt@ gema@t, baB i@ o1es feben
tpnnte, pas MIDI intereffierte, unb
mir 1ogar erlaubt, @inii@t in offiz
5iele @4riftftiide gu nebmen, Die
ibnen unteritenten Mbtetlungs@efs
baben mir outs -berettptligite Ibep
ale @in5elbeiten ber @ernaltung
Mustunft gegeben.
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Gin p%eritupftes @1item mnf gereinigt
luer0en.

SIR tperoet ausfin6en> bob 9r.
aings gfeme 2ebenspinen ianftes aber
mirtfomes 2arir iino CUR 8eieitigung
Der unreinlidteiten aus Dem SDitem.
A%ufgebdufter idledter Stoff bergiftet
oas 8lut. S9minoel, 8ilioiitat unD
finnige> idmu5ige Sutfarbe iino Die
peinliden Gillette. Cine Doiis Dr.
Neue 2ebenspiQen beute abenb
jif,ert gub elm freieS oen boQen Ma=
gen Ieerenoes 8epege1 am Morgen.
Bel @urem Mpotbeter, 25f. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Sic amertfaniiden Mntpmobil=eya-

Ctt nn1tfttunt1uJen
brifanten baben in Dem nit 6em 80.
Sunni gu @n6e gegongenen geridts=
jobr 100000 Mutomobtle anf Den
Morft gebradt. @egen 100000 i'm
Sabre borber. Die boben @aiolin=
preiie ideinen alio 6em Mutomobil=
ban6el erbeblid meniger Nbbr1@ gu
tbun, als monde bermutbet baben
biirften.
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Jupiter-OeI

lit bas altbetndbrte &eilmittel 9egen
@dmer3en ieber Nrt, @%nt5iinbun9,
ge1dtpolene @elenfe, Gerrenfnng.
Nenralgie, Meumatismns, 8ronoz
munben, 8abntpeb unb dhnIi6e 2et<
ben. 8enaniRe aus allen Sbeilen
Mmerifas lie9en tor, 5n 5ablrettl,
I'M fis int 9rud mieber5ueeben, Die
iebo6 352 YleafmtzN ben1e, ct.
Saul, eingefeben tperben f6nnen.
Con auen Mpotbefen e%mpfohlen nnb
perfauft. foipie bon o. 6ilbermm.
(%asSuapprtenr, 852 BIeafant apeHue,
ct. $aal, 9ttnn.)
The border vidette., 1916-12-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fri Metallic Min ing, Smelling and Refining Con- pany, Incorporated, will be held at the First National Bank in Nogales in the County of Santa Cruz. Arizona. on Jan uary 8, 1917, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m.. and continuing for not less than two hours for the purpose of CD electing five di- rectors of the company for the ensuing year; @ To consider the advisa bility of the reduction of the capital stock of the com pany from ten million dollars to one million dollars and (3) for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 CHARLES H. DALE,
 12-9 St Secretary.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16
Espee Is Cleared In Damage Suit.

A verdict for the defendant was returned by a jury in the United States district court yes terday evening at 8:3O o'clock in the case of Harriet McAneny vs. the Southern Pacific railroad. The plaintiff was suing for $25, = GOO damages for the death of her sister, Miss Frances Mo Aneny, who was killed by a Southern Pacific train at Sonoi- ta, Arizona, in December. 1914. She was 66 years of age and was the sister of George McAneny. a prominent mining man of southern Arizona. The jury was out about three hours. Francis M. Hartman represented the railroad and l.. G. rHummel of Sonoita the plaintiff Star.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16
ENGINEERS TO FORM A SOCIETY

Mr. A. F. Barnes, Dean of En-
 gineers, of the New Mexico Col
 lege of Agriculture and Me chanic Arts, State College, N.
 M., has been endeavoring to or ganize a South western Engineer ing Society. Letters have been
 received from prominent en
 gineerS in the three states of New Mexico, Arizona and Texas expressing the need of such an organization. Among the men who have promised their sup port are Dean G. M. Butler of the University of Arizona, Tue son, Arizona; Dean S. H. Wor- rell, of the Texas School of Mines at Ell Paso, Texas; Pro- lessor Brenneman of the Uni versity of New Mexico, Albu- querque, N M; Mr. Samuel I. Bousman, Engineer for the Chi no Copper Company, Hurley, N. M; MT. H. l.. Stevens, Consult ing Refrigeration Engineer, El Paso, Texas; MT. B. H. Baldwin, of Ell Paso, Texas, Project Man ager of the Elephant Butte Dam; duo INIT. O. V. AlulOo, 1AiOu- querque, N. M., "Chail man of the New Mexico State Directors. Naval Cosulting Board"
 The object of this organiza- tion will be to promote the science of engineering in the southwest. The principle means for this purpose will be; first, the holding of meetings for the reading and discussion of pro- fessional papers especially upon such questions as are peculiar to this region. Second, to give opportunity for social intercourse interest in the welfare of the engineering profession.
 Admission to this society will no doubt not only be open to practicing engineers, but oppor tunity to join will be given to any person so connected with engineering as to qualify him to cooperate with engineers in the of professional Knowledge.
 It is planned in a short time to call meeting of those en- gineers that have shown interest in the matter and at such time draw up tentative plans and pro- gram for a general meeting to be held at suitable place at which time final organization can be effected.
 In the mean time any one in terested in the promotion of such a society or who has any sugges tions as to scope, or ways or means of organizing the same communicate with the Dean of Engineering, State Col lege, N. M. or any of the gen tlemen mentioned in this article.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16

zona, as a result of which it is expected to make certifcation to fill a contemplated vacancy in the position of fourth class post master at San Rafael and other vacancies as they may occur at that office, unless it shall, be de- cided in the interests of the ser vice to fill the vacancy by rein statement. The compensation of the postmaster at this office was $366 for the last fiscal year.
 Age limit, is 21 years and over on the date of the examination, with the exception that in a state where women are declared by statute to be of full age for all purposes at IS years, women Is years of age on the date of the examination will be admitted.
 Applicants must reside within the territory supplied by the post office for which the examin- ation is announced.
 The examination is open to all citizens of the United States who can comply with the require mentS.
 Application forms and full in formation concerning the re quirements of the examination can be secured from the post master at San Rafael or from the U. s. Civil Service Commis- sion, Washington, D. c.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16
BANQUET WAS A SUCCESS.
NogaIes Chamber of Commerce Does
 Itself Proud.

The 'good fellow ship" ban quet given under the auspices of the Nogales Chamber of Com. merce, at the Nogales Cafe last Thursday night, was success in every way.
 Those having charge of the affair are to be commended for the splendid manner in which every detail was carried out by the ever-accommodating man ager of the Nogales Cafe.
 As toastmas ter, pr. A. l.. Gus letter was at his best. He may be tied, but never beaten.
 After the introduction of the newly elected officers. President Bracey Curtis, Vice Presidents A. T. Bird and T. w. Edwards, Treasurer Manuel Escalada and Secretary J. B. Bristol, Presi- dent Curtis, responded to the toast, What We Are Striving For" with a short. appropriate address, which was we'll received.
 Collector of Customs c. l.. Hardy in his usual pleasing man. ner, in response to Whats the Ma tier With Us," delighted his hearers and proved himself a prince of boosters.
 Hon. Frank J. Barry, one of Arizeua's most able after-dinner speakers, spoke glowingly of ''The Future," of Nogales and Santa Cruz county, and Colonel Birds Wayside Notes," caused many young men present to envy the speakers thrilling ex- Derience With the army" and Wayside" travels on the border and in Mexico.
 Brigadier General B. H. Plum Der, U. $. A., made most in teresting, instructive talk on co operation. The distinguished guest was repeatedly interrupt ed by hearty applause.
 General c. R. .Bricken of the Alabama brigade. closed his ad dress by toating the Ladies of of Arizona.
 pr. V. A. Sneakers response to Why" was one of the most enjoyable numbers on the pro- gram. Not with standing the popular medico's recent high 
 diving automobile feat, in which he was assisted by pr. Beckert. pr. Sneaker was at his best. Enough said.
 Other speakers were Lieuten- ant Colonel w. D. Newbill, Sen ator Ferguson, Hon. Duane Bird and Captain Schwartz.
 The guests of honor were:
 Brig. Gen. E. H. Hummer, U. s. A.; Brig. Gen. c. R. Bricken. brigade; Colonels J. M. Jenkins, ". H. Sage, w. H. F. M Maddox, A. Crenshaw, B. H. Graves; Lieu tenant Colonels J. T. Dean, T. S. G. A. Skinner, s. A. | Cloman, B. l.. Butts, w. D. P. H. Crow, w. P. Screws, P. O. Franson, H. N. | Coleman and State Senator Dr. | Ray Ferguson,
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company will be held in it's offices at No gales, Arizona, 1t 400 o'clock p. ID. January 9th, 1917, for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of other legitimate business that may come before the meeting.
 THEODORA MARSH,
 12-16 1t. Secretary.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness. and that Is by constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in- famed condition of the mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube iB innamed you have rurnbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1t !s entirely closed, Deafness is the result Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness caused by catarrh. which is an unframed condition of the mucous faces Halls Catarrh Cure thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
 r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
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Jack Small, assistant super intendent of the Southern Pa cific of Mexico, with headquart- CTS at Naco, was here yesterday on company business.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16

George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
The border vidette., 1916-12-16
Application for Grazing Permits

NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses. hogs, sheep and goats within the CHIRICAHUA and COR ONADO NATIONAL FORESTS dur ing the season of 1917 must be filed in my office at Tucson, Arizona. on or before February 15, 1917. Full information in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be furnished upon request DON P. JOHNSTON, Supervisor. I
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for San Rafael Postmaster

The United States Civil Ser vice Commission announces that on January 13, an examination will be held at Patagonia, Ari-