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The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
TO RETIRE NOTES
BANKS MUST FILE
APPLICATION SOON

National banks desiring to retire
any part of their circulating notes
must baye sent in their applica tons
to the treasurer OF the United States
prior TO March 81. in order to partici.
pate in the purchase plan provided
under section Is OF the federal re-
serve act.
Al the end OF each quarter period
the treasurer. OF the United States
must furnish the federal reserve
board list Of applications. and the
board may require the federal re
serve canks TO purchase the bonds
securing such circulation TO be re-
tired, The national banks are re-
uuired 10 file their applications at
least 10 days before the end OF any
quarterly period
In q conference of governors OF
federal reserve hanks held i'm Mime
apolis last October the following
points in regard TO the allotment of
bonds were established In reduir-
ing federal reserve banks TO pur-
chase United States bonds offered
for sale ty member banks under the
provisions of section IS. the federal
reserve board stated that q would
nor allot 10 any one federal reserve
bank in an! one qua cter more than
one-four;h of its pro rata share OF
the bonds to he purchased during
the calendar year under the pro
visions CT this section.
In case the applications received
exceed the amount 10 De allotted the
allotment il to be based upor tho
pro rata share OF each applying
bank and not upon the order oi re.
ceipt of the applications.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
500 Y. Nj. c. A.
MEN TO BANQUET

Flye hundred members of the
Young Mems Christian association
will attend the annual members
banquet NJ the a. scciation TO be
held in the big gymnasium OF the
AGams-aye. mems branch, 1hursd1
evening
\. A ,(Jim) Higgirson, a member
of the directors. will be toas'.aster.
Speakers and their subjects viii be:
eth \. VI. G. a. in peace" George
+. Moody The Y, NJ G. 4 In war.
G. r Flaudes The comm'ssarisy.'
the Roy. Edward H. Peace. an.
keeping up TO date DIR. a. q.
Studer.
The program also includes an i'm
vocation by the Rev: Thomas J. VII
Iers. tenor eolos by lawrence Smith.
irpereonations ty Rudolph 4. Boyer.
selei tion ny the y NJ c A. Giee
club and music Dy Mechanics band
and Kings orchestra.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Ills: Marrowfat peas 81; early
June. $3.50: sifted early June. r.+o
per dox.
.. rssa s4ss .ss ssss: in
corn ss3 corn and ost chop. SIS ton.
Fiour--Jobbing prices; Best Michi-
,PPs slsRt ,esSo p ssSsnd ry ea''sHss
spring patent ssiO per bib I'm paper
Detroit OIl-Raw linseed oil; sac;
boiled linsesd. sSe gal N nr, barre .Sss
light iO.7c: perfection. lie; pa,aeine.
iStc; red crown gasoline. isc gal
n.ra."r.Ns :, 20 s Scr bundle seT e ssi
s sanSalf' esrbsa wirs. ; point: '.,ii
per spool; galvanized sheets. ~
gauge. sisc. s7-gause, $40: Is.
Eapge sssS; so ganse; i ,S,ss Per san sT
sss5. double. SOS per doa' 81 s,. sa'
5-gauge. ss.25; s7-sange. $3.50; ~,
s ss,afi .sc on ' large rye soc and on:
machine bolts. small. 20 on: large
600 and of list.
8ides--No. ] cured hides lIe' 10 i
Is. No. green bulls. Ice No. !
rurcd veal Kip. zoe; No. green veal
KIP. Use. No l cured murrain. l'c;
No I grcen murrain. iSe: NO ! euSsd
81 horse hides. St.5c: No. horse
hides. $3.50; No. ] tallow, Sc: No. .
tallow. &c; No. hides. lie on; No.
? KIP and calf ne on, skeepskin cas-
sugar-Corrected daily by W. u.
Edgsr A SOM Crystal Dominoes, s-lb.
5000. do. 5-lb., $l0.5o; Eagle tablets.
s. 90 cut LOAF. ssS5; cubes. $3.50
%NNN powd.. s545: standard powd..
40. formulated. extra coarse. SIlS'
io. unc. n bulk. 81 do. 25-lb; cottons;
s710. crystal domino gran. Glib. and
Sab. cartons, m cases. $3.50: crystal
domino. xrans HI cases. $40. dla-
'nond A $40. confectioners' \. 81. s5:
No T. s. No. .. ss.95. No. 8. $50:
M Z ss.S5. No. =. 81 So; No. 3, ss.T5,
No 10. $50. No. 1. $3.50: No. II.
81 so. No IS. S655. No. II. $3.50. No.
ii s6 So. non-cakinE mixture, IS, beet
$3.50 per 100 lbs: house
hold powd. rs. - TO case. se.l5; do,
as To case. sGep per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
BANKRUPTCY
DECISION is
FAR-REACHINC

A far.reaching decision OF ths
United States supreme court, Mon.
day. changed hot only the interpre-
tation placed on the bankruptcy laws
property while bankruptcy is pend
ing, hui in II ether states as well
Transfer OF land is valid. the su'
prone court held, although the deed
is not recorded until within four
months Of bankruptcy The court
further held that the law invclidat-
ing such transfers applied only TO
deeds which local laws required re
cordmg, in orner 10 insure their
validity 10 creditors.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
= | II Proyisiol.s

ntr. Mich. March 1l.--open.
H9ot WAS unchanged at the
4 IN the Detroit market Chi
~ steady and Liverpool weak.
u prices Tuesday: Cash No. 2
~ white. Si.06H.
4 e4f1 market II active and
~ 70Hc for cash No. 4: s3c
yellow. and 6sh670hc for
&c iu,i at 4sc for standard.
4nsh No. 2 white, and i2h a.
IA No. white.
y Inactive at esc for cash
~ inactive and steady at
q llopsnt. and ss.ss FOR APRIL
49, y cary at $3.50 for
0ro1: t51.25 for March. and
vSbue nIeike.
Xased IL quiet at $3.50 for
Pocsipts at chicago. ruesaay y.
care Of wheat, 372 of corn
wheet u Chicago opened
~ ~ d .090l.0SsS, corn AZ sSh,
nXd oats ~ 4fAs4itc.
p0oI wheat closed I'D lower
H 0t6 lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
|1|ElI
||LEADER

Rg. 11ayeh i4.-Bsthle-
inashst - : rush Of
~ the stock exchange
Sli9 ~ $50, up Is IA.
t o(her marked advances
1u6trinls. Cracible at IS
y e6tn of 8 Is. Later CRU
ooood 10 % IA. Baldwin
~ 81 30 IA was up IA;
20 Iocomotive II III l-2, Re
Z l1aclawAnna Steel were
eSastlonaiiy. United States
~ was up az.
~ speciaities were strong,
y Petroleum 1t 1o6 "a, show
advance Of rs.
0s shortly rebounded TO its
price and other stocks
, pfs Up In the initial trading,
- sthsir rise. American Lo-
went TO 81 and Baldwin to
, vet inghouse was strong.
1hat the upward movement
Raog be entirely healthy de-
toward noon but The heavy
continued and there were
reactions. Trading was
~ United States Steel. Bald
E7ronotive continued 10 ad
|send westinghouse rose mora
3 potnt
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
Produce

DETROIT Mich March -
Steadiness seems ~ DC tnt prinf %
characteristic Of the produce market
this week There was :. decline ~
eggs on Monday due 90 liberal re
ceipts. but with this one ekreptoa
the entire produce list shows q nfhl
tone. this including butter poultry
dressed calves. dressed hogs. p"ta-
toes. and farm produce IN general.
The recent advances III Susarr ana
hides are well maintained. straw
berries are 10 fair supply and Sp"a
demand. ruling firm AZ small at
vance, and the vegetable list IS ac-
tive and firm.
AppIes-Spies. ss.sva4: 5aldwins.
S325135c: S:eeis Rel. 3fn5 Dbl:
greetings. s9Q3.so bbL; western box
apples. si.7542sS box
ncaas--Drl-a t.imas. 50 17c ID.
observation-disclosures s3so per bu.
Casiiaswer-sl.I502 per crate,
Ssss..s-M'eb,san t ss. 1i i1xe, New
York. Use; swiss,, s2W27c; imported
Swiss 30 ~ Zoe: limburger. 2-lo. iTc: l.
ID. lskc: brick cream. llisc; long
horns 1shc. daisies, IL u ~ lsc 10.
DresseA Csi,es--Fancy. laA q l5e;
common ISgi4 III.
!. Dressed Hsg. - Light. lom lie;
heavy. SWl0c-
s3@a25 crate. 40c basket. radishes.
$685. doz-; lettuce. tea le 10. :
house. s.25al.7s per do=.: hot-house
tomatoes. IS u use h.: carrots. - 4 sec
bu; head lettuce. Florida. $3.50 2
s.7s. Texas, se9s25 per hamper;
wax beans. si0s5o: gfreen beans.
SS.3503so bu.; shaliots. go 4oc doz.:
Florida tomatoes. s2.tSqs case pie
ars,e Ersis--s3.zs937s per crate.
.Hssey--Fancy white. new. isVlIc.
amber. to3lic lD-. extracted. '0sc
nay Detroit shippers. are. paying
the followinG prices for baled hay IN
car lots. o., petr1it; Nc.
lmethy; sisSegis: standard timothy.
No. 3 timothy. si6al6; No. 4. .i.4i5:
No mixed. SigVi2i No; . clover.
eio4l2: rye straw. .5e4s. wheat
and oas strsrs ss,sagi p. per oo ,2n-
Lines-$1.1o9I55 PEE zoo.
Nashroems-41@ f5c 10.
NUtn--caiifoTnia walnuts. lk0lSc.
Almonds, gise oei Brs.ii Il aiyc ii iS
Ossaxes--Nasels, ;sWs5S ger Ron.
SS.ss.:-sagsso per loo-Ie. sack
sY:n,s Sn; sHgs per- per- e ersts
Pstatses = Russeis. Si.0s9i1o:
Bermudas. $3.50 Dbl. ss.s5 bu.
horns and light weights. fS1 dlIci
No. hens. 1Sulsisc; medium hens.
h017Ac. stays. i4Wl5c; ROSTERS.
1lW l3c, geese. Ito lse; ducks, isV
sweet otstoes-Jerseys si15D
u.tS per hamper. l-2S a Las per
strswsesrs~. a soc quart
JOBBING PRICES.
Casses sseods-AppIes, s2.5e y 80
gal. baked beams, LIB 5og 500
Lima beans. slWl.35. Corn. Fancy
Maine, sf.I5; standard. 81 Table
beets. sL25914O. Peas; Fancy early
June. $40: standards. 81. salmon
tall. $3.50, nat. pings. e0c. Tomatoes
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
NOTICE OF Redemption OF PRE-
FEaHf:D STOCK
Detroit Mich. Dec. 81. 1915.
To the Holders OF the Preferred Stock
OF ~ : kreSge Co.


To the Holders OF the Preferred Stock
OF =. ;. kresge Co:
Notice is hereby given that tho $.
Z Kresge co. will redeem all the Ire-
ferrsd Stock Of said company. OUT
standing on April J. 1915. at ono
hnnds ed and ten per cent. (11oIl Of
the par value thereof and all divi-
dends accrued and unpaid thereon 10
said date
said company arc notiAed 90 present.
ard surrender for cancellation their
certificates for such Preferred stock
al the office OF The Eauitabls Trus;
Co. 0f New York. No. 81 Wsii-st, IN
the cts OF New York on AprH l,
1916 duly endorsed and stamped for
transfer. or accompanied b. proper
instrument ~ tranrfer duly executed
ana stamped. and upon such surren-
der holders Of such stock viii receive
pa yment tas hereinafter stated In
each OF a sum equal to ii0T OF me
arrrned and unpaid dividends there
on 10 April !. 1915. Such payment
viii ba made 20 fhoss who shan De
tho stOckholders OF record named IN
the stock certificates respectively 40
Enrrondernd unless the stock certif-
cafes 20 surrendered be accompanied
~ proper Instruments ~ transfer.
Oily executed and stamped. In which
event SUI i payments Will BE- made 10
the respective franrfcrees.
on April !. faie.all dividends on all
the Preferred Stock OF this company
viii craze and all the Preferred stock
w14 cease to bear dividends from
saia date, ana no holder Of Preferred
stock or ~ any certificate therefor
shall have any right after said date
as stoekhOldcr Of tho Company or
suy claim OF any nature against the
Company. except to receive payment
OF such redemption price Of fiO% OF
the par value, thereof with the ac-
crucd and unpaid dividends thereon
TO Aprit L. 1915 upon the surrender
~ tho cerfi1cate or certificates there
Tor ~ af5rqsaid
~ order ~ the board ~ Directors
s. s KRESGE CO.
By s. s NRESfsE
President
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
Radiator Co. 4as BIO lncomc.

Tire American Radiator Co. for the
fiscal wear ended Jan 3 report net
profits ~ s2.5s4.953. compared with
81. 2ss.675 in 1914 There was gen
eral inactivity in building operations
during the year. which had tend
ancy 10 mold GOGn the company
output However. its net income
was the highest in its history.
priutlng-the plain neat kind--ths'
O. rfght--Times Job D~pt.-NsfB fS2n
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Notice Is hereby given tnat the an.
uual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Deiray Connecting Railroad Com
peny, for the election OF Directors
snn the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the an .
nunl meeting. will tie held at the Of
ece OF the company In the City of
Detroit, Mich. on Wednesday. March
is. 1918. At .. m. BY order Of tho
Directors Of the Company
tSigned) J. y. SANDERS.
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

|pAx EVENTUAL srOCKyARps
zSQLT, Mich, March l t.---Cat.
I0K|<fL 6ErUbr- hest htay,
q 0{.16Ve hest handy weight
~ 94rk Ssws..D. nliNeI steers
(c619fA sc. 800; handy lls1s
|lct 50 H.so; light butchers,
Ieqk ccwe. Sc cek; butchrt
- q E,to: common COWS. $40
1r4rh 3.:SJ< best heavy
80: hclcHpsl bulls. IS srsf
III bulIs. tiefS.sv rec'iers.
~. sheen rspi larnTr
N kett inp,bs. siv..sS 1aif
~ 10. ttehs to common
y taslInss. Ss.so@s.s5:.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Kathryn have a dreadful cold.
Kittye--I thought you'd catch cold
hen saw you out without your
makeup.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14
NEW YORK pRonIcE MARKET.


Butter - Creamery extras, 81"
frsts. sic: dairy. &c, packinS stock,
tsc III.
ed candled, taAs. current receipts
ls% per doz Receipts Monday. l4t'
cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

The Agent-The fame OF this Ii.
tie article has become a household
word.
The Householder-lf it's anything
like the words | hear in my house
hold il must be awful
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

PriatinE--tbe plain neat kIad--thst
L. rigbt--Time. Job Dept.--Msin 4J2o.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Little Elsie-Father. what 90 they
call "A man who marrias a lot OF
women
Father-Poly gamist?
Little Elsie-No. that's not The
word. On. know il now He mar
ries men, too. He's a clergyman.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

fair TO good sheep. Ae.g"W f.-s. luis
and common, ts4s HoSs Malks rs
and heavy. sS.7s@s.sc.
LINTON STOCK YARDS. III,
CHIcAGO. Ill, March ii.-Hogs:
Recetptn. 10000: market, slow steady
mixed and butchers. $500 9.s5. good
heavy. tS.T0Ms.s0. rough heavy, sstu
dgsO: light. .sbm9s0: pigs tsm
SO. Cattle; Receipts. 1000, market
steady; beeyes $500 800 COWS a ng
m1i.2s. Sheep receipts, l3,oOo; MAR
ket. steady. native. SSe5 q SEQ west
ern, $3.50 "a S.Sb: lambs, 80. q li.zo
western, slOnl1.5o.
NEW YORK. PRODUCE MARhET'
NEW YORK. -. ", March -
Flour; Easy. unsettled. Pork. Steady
mess. sg3stdf24 Lard: strong mid
dlewest spot. sli.s0Gii so. sugar
Raw. firm, centrifugal se-test 1te
Q5.s4. muscoyado Ss-test. $500
crushed. s7.e5; powdered. se7s. gran
ulated, ss65f6.95, coffee Rio n"
Z on spot, steady. 9iac Tallow
steady: special. sNc city. S'sc;
country. 81 a9c. Hay. quiet; prime
sl4OM14s: No. 3. 81 .e5 q Is clover
a5cGfsl9O Dressed poultry Firm;
turkeys. gao see, chickens. - n -Fe-
fowls. i5G1I9t4c: ducks, lsN 2lc. Lave
poultry. steady geese. So; ducks.
zee. fowls. iS9 tac; turkeys; "a
ssc: roostcrs. ia 1likC Cheese;
Easy state milk. common 20 specials
/ so So G., skins. common 10 sptel'i'
T..
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

fair TO good sheep, $1,000 72s: eylls
and so%%eni dHsss s MsIsss
and heavy sS7s@s.sc.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

s sSrPHis's IS ls,.iissss ,ss.4ss.ss
The Detroit times., 1916-03-14

Cassee seods--AppIes, s2.5e y 3 80
GAL: baked beans, --sb. 800 500;
Maine, si.I5; standard. 81 Table
beets, sI251t4O. Peas. Fancy early
June. $40: standards. 81. salmon.
tall. $3.50, nat. pings. g0c. Tomatoes,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
The Daily Novelette,
A FRIEND OF THE INDUSTRY.
Tricks in all trades
The florist said,
Then dyed his vi'iets,
4 deep, dark red


LLTT WAS the day before the circus
came TO town that the follow
ing advertisement appeared in
the BIowville Guardian-Pretector:
Fifty dollar prize for the most per
feet IS pound block Of glass presented
at Hickson's Grand Central hotel be-
fore noon tomorrow By 3 friend OF
the Industry"
Now as Blowville was the greatest
glass manufacturing town in the north
eastern part of the middle west, in
terest and competition were rife. and
at noon on the appointed day IS sx-
pert glassblOwers with Is 15-pound
blocks OF glass assembled in Hickson's
Grand Central hotel, capacity. seven
-'Good-day. friends" beamed the
friend OF the industry. a large gentle
man with gold in his teeth and dia-
monds in his shirt, who Immediately
began inspection OF the prize entries
The two score and ten iron men go
to this gentleman with the classic side
burns" announced the friend OF indus
try at length. And he forked them
over and departed with Ambrose Tos-
sle's flaWless block Of glass
From that day forward the friend
OF the glass-blOwing industry. IN re-
ality the owner OF the circus'5 pink
lemonade privilege, never paid an ice
bill, for Ambrose Tossle's perfect block
of glass cleaned for Is years in our
hero's twelve gallon bowl OF warm
lemonade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

THE famous DreyfUs affair is again
the leading topic of conversation
among the people Of France. The
reason is that the entire gist Of the
Dreyfus case rested upon the alleged
delivery to the German military staff
OF the secrets governing the mechanism
and the firing of the little IS nm. gun.
Its connection with the Dreyfus case
lis so close and so dramatic that it is
first necessary to summarize the story
and the martyrdoin Of Capt Oreyfus-
Volumes have been written on that IA
nous case but leading incidents con-
nected with il are not known and
thereby hangs a remarkable story.
One day in the spring of 1894, the
3anitor of the building in which were
The office of Sol. on Schwartz Kopp-
pen the German military attache at
Paris. found on the floor near the waste
basket of the colonei's secretary a lit
tie scrap OF paper on which were writ
ten in French the words The minister
OF war has sent" and nearby another
bit OF paper with the words difficult
TO obtain
The janitor laid down the traditional
feather buster which every French
Janitor carries. locked the door of that
room so as not TO be disturbed. and
plunged into the contents of the waste
basket One by one he took out
crumpled bits of paper similar to the
one he had picked up on the floor and
bearing the same hand writing
For hours with an angelic patience
that only curiosity can produce. our
9anitor slowly and deliberately
Strengthened out the bits of papers,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
The Manicure Lady
BY WILLIAM f. KIRK

TELL, OF all things" said the
M Manicure Lady. 7 had to
walk all the way down to
work this morning. and I didn't see a
single street car running all the way
down"
II walked down. too" said the Head
Barber. You amt got a thing on me.
1t beats the band. Ne. that's gotta
stand on my feet all day, too"
Maybe II the street car men had
thought OF that there wouldn't have
been no strike" said the Manicure
Lady. It's a terrible shame to put
you out, George
the Head Barber. 4 guess US BARRIERS
might a : well get together and strike.
too. We amt none of US getting
ahead much"
ahead none" said the Manicure Lady.
IF it came to a showdown men could
shave themselves and have their wives
or lady friends cut their hair with them
clippers you use on the little boys
Your work amt the kind that the pub
lie has simply got to have, George
IL comes more under the head Of luxu-
ries, If the barber knows his business.
which amt always. goodness knows,
Il hope you don't think the work
you do is necessary in this here town,
said the Head Barber. 1T wasn't so
very long ago that no one ever heard
Of manicure girl
"Oh, well, OF course IN them old dark
ages said the Manicure Lady. when
gents wore skins and lived in caves,
nobody had to be refined. but now all
the real gents needs attention gave TO
their nails. II is a mark Of civiliZa-
ton, pink nails is, and you know it,
George"
That amt always So" said the Head
Barber. There amt no men in the
world pays more attention TO their
hands than pickpOckets, and you
wouldn't want to lavish no life's love
on one OF them, would your"
There amt any danger Of me mar
rying out of my station" said the Man
icure Lady. "or in my station either,
the way proposals has been hiding
lately But ! do hope that street car
strike amt going 10 last forever. Il
viii be terrible for folks that live so
far from their work. George OF course
il will be all right for fellows like
brother Wilfred. who is all the time
praying that work don't draw too near
to him. but think OF them II will put
out terrible
'Oh. dear, What amt we getting
handed TO US these days, Street car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
The Great Mystery of the First Man
Creature His Image
He Develop by Stages

ton OF a beautiful and marvellous law
OF evolution, or development. a law
which he himself had esta blished a.
an architect first lays down a plan OF
his intended edifice2
Is not this a nobler conception than
tnat which assumes God to be a doer
Of miracles" a breaker OF his own
rules2 This conception does not force
God out Of nature. and neither does il
deny that he is superior to nature or
TO natures laws.
It does not, as many appear to think
II does. shut out any interference BY
God with the course OF events. for
science pretends TO no knowIedge OF
the way in which the material and the
spiritual are related. 1t only feels con-
fident that whatever relation of that
kind may exist is not capricious, but in
accordance with some as vet undis-
covered law Prayer may be answered
and Yet no law be violated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
By GARRETT p. sERvIss.

the Old Stone Age. and the man Of the
Later Stone Age-for that would make
an article. and many articles, in Itself.
But we may ask ourselves such ques-
ton as these: II God made man as a
totally Independent creation and at
single stroke, how does IL happen that
mans entire bodily structure is simply
an adaptation of a general plan. on
which vast number Of species Of
lower animals were gradually deyel-
Oped before man appeared
II God made man in his own una ge.
how does il happen that man looks so
much. and in many ways behaves so
much. like an ape or a monkey
Again. why should the scientist
(abominable name for a good mani be
accused Of impiety or atheism because
he prefers to believe that God. instea
OF making man by a sort Of leSerde-
main out OF a handful Of dust brought
him into existence through the opera
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

eating sharks. paralysis. and politics.
Honest to goodness. George, we amt
no better off than il We was right in
the middle Of that Jam over in Europe"
I don't know, said the Head Bar
Der. 'Au I know is that If takers
had a union you'd hate TO be called
Of1r~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Neutrality As Costly
As War To Switzerland

81 IRE. Switzerland. Aug. 1s-SwitzerIand
finds the maintenance Of its neutrality al
most as costly IS participation in the war
would be An official report just published
shows that the expenses for guarding tn,
frontiers Of the republic up tc June 80
amounted to nearly S125.000. DO. Besides this
about $50. 900 600 have been spent for new
war material since the army was mobilized
two years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
RISK JUST ONE CENT

Send no money. Just your name and ad-
dress on a postal card Say: Dear Sam
Katz Please tell me how you cured your
catarrh and how I can cure mine" That's
all YOU need 70 say I will understand. and
I will write TO you with complete informa-
ton FREE, at once. Do not delay. Send
the postal card write letter today.
Don't think Of turning this page until you
have asked for this wonderful treatment
that can do for you what It has done for me.
SAM KATE, Room A L. 1873.
1908 Indiana Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
HOW ! CURED
MY CATARRH
TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY
Without Apparatus, InhaIers, SaIves,
Lotions, Harmful Drugs, Smoke
Or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

It is a new way. It is something alb
solutely different No lotions, sprays
or sickly smelling salves or creams. No
atomiZer. or any apparatus of any kind.
Nothing to smoke or inhale. No steam
ing or rubbing or injections No cleo
tricity or vibration or massage. No
powder; no plasters: no keeping in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
SUNDAY TRIPS

We plan special Sunday trips for
tourists TO points OF interest adjacent
TO FL Paso, as well as TO Elephant
Butte Dam Ask the young lady en-
ployed in our sub-station in Hotel
Sheldon and Paso del Norte, or tele-
phone $500.
Autos CITY SERVICE co. -Taxis
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
| Am Free--You Can Be Free

Ny catarrh was filthy and loathsome. II
made me i'll II dulled my mind II under
mined my health and was weakening my
will The hawking. coughing. splitting made
me obnoxious TO all. and my foul breath and
disgusting habits made even my loved ones
avoid me secretly. Ny delight in life was
dulled and my faculties impaired knew
that in time II would bring me to an un-
timely grave. because every moment OF the
day and night it was slowly yet surely sap
ping my vitality.
But I found a cure and I am ready 70
tell you about it FREE. Write me promptly.