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The Washington times., 1916-07-30
FINANCIAL OUTLOOK
GOOD, SAYS PRESS
New York Papers Continue to
Paint country's Prospects
In Rosy Colors.

The New York papers continue to-
day to paint the financial and COM
mercial outlook OF the country In
rosy colors.
International and national events
both are singled out as promising an
uninterrupted period Of prosperity for
the entire nation.
or particular interest 10 the follow
Ing. from today's New York Times:
60 Two years. ago. when the great
war was about to begin. there was
the greatest Of apprehension
among manufacturers and other
producers, a. we'll as business men.
as to what was In store for them.
As usual under such circum-
stances, many took counsel OF
their fears and acted as though
ruin were certain to follow In the
wake Of the trade disturbances
tn.t ,b mT't ,%s there were we're
printed In these columns certain
predictions intended to reassurs
the timid ones.
What was then prophecy has now
become history. The activity OF
GUS exports of munitions and food
stuffs are pretty definitely known
TO all persons. Not SO much stress,
however. has been laid on the
number OF new industries estab-
lished In this country which pro-
duce articles that used to be OBJ
tained from abroad, and which
will endure after the war Is ended.
Large. however. as the total ex-
ports loom up. the figures still are
small In comparison with the do
nestle production. II has been es-
timated that even the record
breaking outbound shipments OF
the past fiscal year. amounting to
over S4.300.000.000. are less than
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in costs OF normal production. In many
instances they have wiped out extensive
floating Indebtedness and retired por-
lions Of their bonded debt. The coun-
try's Industries are. therefore, in q
stronger financial position and able to
produce more economically and In larger
volumes than ever before.
The problem now confronting the ma
tion's Industries IL to ind way 10
use this splendid manufacturing equip
ment for all II 10 worth without over
production, ana, II possible, without
'scrapping' the plant and machinery &C.
Quired for temporary use. but fully paid
for and available, II some new use can
be found for It. Il Y a. problem Of
and necessity OF broadening our markets
to the full measure OF a great oppor-
tunity. We must look forward to q
time when 1t will be necessary to SUBJ
stitute permanent business for the war
orders or we will not be producing al
the par Of our increased Industrial
capa bility." .4..
The Washington times., 1916-07-30
Germans Use Coffee >.--.-,
Grounds as Fodder

LONDON. July so-"The newest evil
dence of German wartime frugaiity."
says q. writer In the Daily Mall. rs an
the coffee grounds hitherto thrown
away In most cases with kitchen re-
fuse. II 10 the result of successful ex-
periments TO convert dried grounds into
nourishing fodder for cattle.
"a special fiitering process has also
been devised for winning a certain 'ex-
tract from the grounds which has been
found suitable for human nourishment.
II 10 now proposed that all public insti-
prisons, should Join with householders
In systematically saving up the coffee
grounds. which will be collected offici-
ally at regular intervals and exploited
for the above named purposes"
The Washington times., 1916-07-30

WashinEton, d. c., July d.
classihed Advertising Manager. The WASH
ington Times.
Dear sir-seeing the ladies' Capital Hat
SHOP ad in The Times, ! took my old out
of-date Panama hat to them. Not thinking
II could be made NJ TO wear I was very
surprised when they sent Il back. Every one
thought l had n new hat. and now many OF
them. Yours respectfully.
$50 sth ct. ~ z.
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Little Change Seen In
Financial Conditions
European War Continues to Exert Overriding Infiu-
ence Over Business Activities Of the Entire
Country-~Ca Money Drops.

yunds.. 1ntal conditions changed little
dus(pg the past week. the European
war still exerting tho overriding infiu-
enOs over the financial and commercial
activities Of the country.
Though call money has again dropped
to per cent. as compared with the
high rate Of per cent being asked BY
bankers q few weeks ago. the securf-
ties markets are dragging along in .
state Of dullness and on the great New
York exchange none Of the big men
ase willing to take the initiative In
starting prices on an upward trend.
Asked ~ to the reason for this atti-
tuds. men who have led bull markets
at times past when the money situation
was not nearly 20 favorable. reply that
The future 10 too uncertain to make
commitments. OF proportions sunicisnt
factor making for this uncertainty. they
say. 10 the question as to when the
European war will end.
Added to this dominant factor 70 the
railroads.. ana the fact that Congress
is going to start q thorougn investisa-
ton Of the railroads. While this In
vestigation il the result OF q suggestion
students Of railroad problems fear that
animals"
That the condition Of railroads has
materially improved in the past year II
clearly evidenced by the reports now
coming forth for the fiscal year ended
June 80. .... ....-.
The Southern Pacific. one Of the first
railroads to report earnings for the en-
tire twelve months period. gives an in
dication Of what may be expected OF
other roads. It not only established the
highest record for gross earnings In It's
history. but In all probability earned
the largest balance for its stock. The
gross Is given as 3152,6 9i. 218. This leaves
an estimated surplus for dividends of
81. S00, 28. or III per cent on the stock.
Il 10 clear that New York Central viii
set up a new high record Of earnings
this year. Judging from the results Of
the first six months. Gross earnings
from January / through the first two
weeks In July were In excess Of S105.-
100000. This represents q gain Of over
VIZ. 900. or Is per cent, over last year.
The increase In the first two weeks of
July. compared with the corresponding
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perie.. last year. was over Si,5oo,ooo or
better Nm q per cent.
In July. islb. this roads gross In
creased $4,000: Or 81 Per cent; None
Albany. which 10 leased to the Central.
but reports monthiy earning separate
Foreign trade of the United States
0: ~s =: Ss.ncs Ss-T ssS' m '1n s
vor Of American sxporters; The year,
Department Of Commerce announced
and imports were valued at q, iss, 900. 900
last year and four times that OF 1914
Exports exceeded those Of last year by
u. 500. 100000.
American Brake shoe ana Foundry
s' q: aS;sS i on csdss Q. sh
for Great Britain. This brings the to.
tai Of war orders closed within the past
week to S6s, 900 900. Other contracts. II
Is expected. will be closed within few
days. .
william 8. Kles. vice president OF the
National City Bank, says In the July
number OF the Americas:
This county was never s.i before eo. n
ton. o. regards well constructed plant.
able to turn out great volumes Of
product. at low unit costs, as now.
Many Of our best industrial companies
handled munitions business. or took
contracts for supplying extraordinary
amounts Of q great variety OF supplies
called for by the war. They took this
temporary business on 9 wise basis
whenever any increase of business Of
buildings or machinery was necessary,
on terms such a. to enable them 70
pay for the increase Immediately out OF
the profits, on the theory that the sur,
plus plant capacity could be 'scrapped'
THE earnings OF some Of these COM
panies have been such AZ to have per
initted the declaration Of dividends as
high a. 20 to 80 per cent had the profits
been distributed to stockholders. But
the arrangements OF these companies
have pursued a sound. conservative
,n.nei.! policy: , They 1X,v,a ssgs S SSt
have been content to make sman IN.
creases in the rate. The large exa ai,
profits have been used by them IN Wen
distributed permanent improvement
which viii hereafter mean reductioh
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ASKS WAY TO HEAVEN,
BUT ENDS IN HOSPITAL
Would-Be Suicide Is Revived BY
Stomach Pump.

NEW YORK. July so.-"where can I
md train that viii take me . to
heavenf inquired Samuel Piazza Of
street police station. Brooklyn. yestsr-
day.
,o IN. ..s spt q .ss ss stSe % 2R:s5S:
was the best place for Pias.a. ana
started for him. Piasa ran. In front of
the station he took q bottle from his
pocket and drank the contents. The
lieutenant caught him as he fell Rroan.
ing to the ground. A stomach pump at
Eastern District Hospital revived him.
The Washington times., 1916-07-30

The Rev. Oscar w. Henderson this
evening will preach his farewell SER
mon as pastor of the Rockville Baptist
Church. having accepted q call to a
church In Baltimore. Last evening he
was given q reception by the members
OF his CONGREGATION.
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the annual increase In production
In this country.

the annual increase In production
In this country.
4 The New York sun makes THE com.
ment:
In studying the money market II
must be borne In mind that. al
though the ordinary demand for &C.
commodation is light. there are ex-
traordinary factors In the situation
that may be expected to prevent .
long period of ease. such a. pre-
vailed In 1915. and In the greater part
Of the first half Of the current year.
There are new sources from which
the demand for loanabfe funds has
been coming and will continue to
come, probably In increased volume,
Just so long a. the European war
runs on. and even after the end of
the. conflict. This demand WILL In
clude more financing for foreign
powers and for the financing OF
foreign-held American securities.
which are being offered and will con-
tinue to be offered In the local mar
ket. Foreign liquidation OF our Sc
curities Ii looming bigger as tenn
porary restraining influence In stock
market speculation for higher prices,
a reflection of which IL presented in
the constant addition to the list Of
American issues available for the
British treasury's mobilizing blanss
The Washington times., 1916-07-30
Washington. d. c., July u. 1915.
CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The Wash
tnr Tly,.

Dear sir-For genuine relief from chronic
nervousness without drugs ] would state
Professor Parker's method 10 marvellous.
Some time ago decided to give II . chance
and. although l could hardly walk up the
gether. I did not have the money At that
time TO commence treatment but Professor
Parker kindly offered me q trial treatment
Well. when he got through felt like I had
just been born again. great was the
change. The treatment seems to draw the
blood clear from your feet to your head and
back again. "a person can almost feel the
blood coursins through their veins. So great
was the change after one treatment that
have resolved that II will be my medicine
hereafter. Very respectfully. -
T35 7th st. ". w.
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This comment is contained In the New

This comment Il contained In the New
York World:
The stock market 10 full Of attract
I've investment and speculative OPP
portunities. There never was time
In the memory of the veterans Of
Wall Street when the return from
reasonably safe railroad and indus
trial, public utility, and mining
stocks was SO liberal In comparison
with their current market price and
future prospects.
The Washington times., 1916-07-30
Last Weeks Winners

Washington. D. c.. July II. 1916,
CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The WASH
ington Times.
Dear Sir-while looking over your classi-
NED ADS In the Sunday paper Of July .. I
noticed that Championship tennis balls At
Walford's were advertised for 30 cents.
went there on the following day and bought
Two and found them excellent handmade
baIis Tor the money. and I highly recommend
Waford's goods as I have been dealing there
TOT years. Respectfully. SARAH KANE.
sOl North Carolina ave. s. r.
The Washington times., 1916-07-30

Washington. ID. c., July a. 1915.
CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The wash
ington Times.
Dear Sir-What II better than an Eastman
Kodak Spring summer autumn and win
ter they can be used. In what could one
make better Investment? In years to come
what would one give for the priceless pictures
OF days gone by. Snaps OF the ones you
love; snaps Of the dear old home and Of
pleasant times: pictures Of what will only be
memorial In few short years, BUY ONE
NOW. YOC WILL NEVER REGRET SUCH
4 PURCHASE. EMILY c. HALTfGAN.
elsl3 Kalorama rad
The Washington times., 1916-07-30
ROCKVILLE.

The board Of directors Of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society
met yesterday and selected the follow
Ing to Judge the various exhibits at
the annual fair to be held here August
e. %. -. end ": -.
Heavy draft horses-walter simpson.
Light draft horses--E. w. Myers and
Mr.. Getzendanner. Charles TOW n. w. Va.
poultry--Henry J. Hunt. Bethesda.
Nd
Farm products and fruits--william
|Taliaferro. College Park. Md.
Garden products-Henry Voghs. Ton
leytown. d. g.
TiowsIs-z. d. Blackstone. WASH
# Tio q W. Jordan. Washing
Cnlirary.Mrs. Charles o. Holland.
Preserves John H. Janncy.
Hsms-.Judse Edward c. Peter. Hock-
Willie, Md.
Chiidren's department-Mrs. Henry H.
Miller Sandy Springs. Nd.
The board decided to have an auto
mobile parade as one Of the features Of
the fair. and will ofYer liberal cash
prizes for the hest decorated machines.
The arrangements will be In charge Of
William Waters.
A mule race will be held Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon. ench contest
to be for a purse OF s30
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-04
LEGO I'm general herido Ell
chihuahua.

llatiaS RamoS. general carranrI>-
la. luc 81 encontraba IN el E>taao
.e chihuahua. combatiendo contra
la furrzas vi.li>ta>. lle@6 aver a Is
Ia riudad a bOrdO de IN caro- esp"-
rial. ]prOcedentc de Torre6n.
Ramos vicnc Il san Luis para pa
nerse tn mano5 de los mejoTcS me-
dicos de csta ciudad. para que 10
atiendan de una grave Merida que
tiene Ell la pieTna derecha, asrlda
1ue le fu6 causada por una bala Vi
lIista durante uno de los comhates
que sostuvo con la genie del iefe re
helde que esta ganando terreno en-
Fl Estado puesto bajo IA faruio do
general J~acinto Treyino.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Z ORC nAcI0NAs Sill ESPEc!E
METALICA QUE Sc USkRA EN-
FL PAG0 De IMPUEST0S
Al 10 dl, p1so IL Primera Jefatura en- u dec ct
sxpgdido por O ducto de la SrIa. de II i nds

de GRO nacional la condolences H.
siirla ' adaplari6n iradlri"na. y =
ro>Hlmhrada para RI iu,nr.amb'o
ie Nalor"> r~irtuiaute~. - delhi .n -.
t3bictegla. como tai has. para e. o1-
.ir,o ant"> eXprc>ado:
Que por este mo,tio Fl -anir"u1
=" propoue r~r=uiarizar los iIpos dn
~imnur>loS. en- beneficio de ~, cau-
Sante>, niyeiar IN 10 possible los H.
2resos y los egresos del Erario ulj-
-izando e. pape! moneda. per ser in.
diSpensable para Ia satisfaction de
las necesidadss publicas MEM
vuelye Ia ]situaci6n normal ec0n5mI-
ca,
Que al estabIecer Ia moneda DE-
Gro aac!onal como base del impues-
10. q indispensable rcaIL. a.-uaa-
de las Quotas resPectiyas. . lin dr
DUE no re>ulte IN aumpnto @rayosu
para los coutribuyen,es: H. lrnidg
4 hien decrctar 10 Si-uientn:
Art. io.-Lo> impuc>toS sob-,
SuresioHe> ' ionarioae> IN e. D;>;ri.
10 Federal y Terr,torio de T"pic: los
dcrecilos de patenIc Je Barrn~. u
>a> BaurarIas '. ClSas IL Gamble
los protu>jos de pasra. baseo. ole.
: Fl Impuesto dcl Timbrc so5rr :"
pulque. - pa-ardn on GRO " nH -
equiva.eute en- papei mon"do. Ten
forme 4 las Quotas actuatc>.
.Nrt. 22o.-LoS impUesjo> 1lr IT
>a-uFia - -zp"a>an - na2grag %
nr" u2riona. - Ill equjvaientc ea 9i
Dr. moHrda. couforme 4 Is .uo,a.
gus. regain IN 81 aiIo fiscal lie 1912 ;
1918. como si-ue:
"i.-Aulorizaci0H : v~erLGIcacloi
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81 DECREEA LA LlBRE INTRO
DUCCi0N DE PETR0LE0 iiiPU
R0 P0R ALGUNAS
ADUiNAS.

NLAIUO, l.. +. NoNlelilpF' o.
La o~ecteiar!a dc hacleho1 4Ir'
aver ID siEulehir circular.
Haplehdose flJado va, poT deere
10 de 81 de Juno de 1916 e. dIa pfl-
nero dc n9V'emore proAlmo. para
Poher en- FlSoF Ia nueNa tarIla u'
derechoS De importation. coniormg
a Ia cuai eI Petroieo Impure o en-
natado naJINo a que 50 ft1ic'e "a
Fraction 29I, cauSara Ia cuota dc 3
c~4niaTos kI!o heto, y ~iehlehao en-
ruen'a los PerJuici'S que Ni1Lieh Su
Ifleloo eI c~ollercio ) ID hlauSuFf"
por ia lrfe=uIarlaaG He IA romun'
tacloneS en- aIEuna7 romarcas d"'
pals. esta oecreIaria, por acuerdo de
1. Primer Jefe del LjeFcIJo ConStl-
tucionaIlsta, Encargado del Poder
Executive de la Naeion, oiSpone que
a PaFtir De IA citada 1ecna de pr
nero de noVlempre, el petro!eo I'M
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Sali6 para MEXICO FL gobcrnadGr
ChapOy.

Y bord" De IN caro- especial a.
-r~=Jdo al tren qu" proceiia del
NoTte. sali6 para la capital de Ia Re-
pjb.ica aver. cI ~@obernador miIitar
lei E>tado. Federico Chapoy. qui"a
IA a c0nferenciar con Ell Primer Jo-
fe Y con Ell Ministro de la Guerra
>obre Ia oituaci6n militar y politica
del EStadO.
Dicese que ChaH"y pedira que -
e proporcionen mas rlemenios para
combltir Il los ccdllIi>ta> que cada
din armenian en- Ell Estado Q de- .o
contrarIo Sc vera obligado d aban-
don1r todas aqueiias p0blaciones
que &c haIlan amcnazaGas por lo-
reVOluclonarl0S.
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corrr>p~naencis Especial para Ia PEE>s'

Correspondents t>N'''t P"d -
CTuDAD De MEXICO, Noyem.
brc fo.-La primera JeIatuTa arana
H. rxpedlr uu decreto dI~poaIen"'
III, e! ora uarlonat sta Ia base de
la, impucstus del @obirrno. y decIa-
rando sin rfecto toda- las dispo>lri",
ur, Gue marcarou distintas e,peti">
monrtariaS Y el papel moneda 'mt-
lido por al cobjerno, como bases p"
IA Fl pa-o dc ,os impuestos ic.era
les.
e. decrelo aludido esta e"neeD-
DO en- los siguientes terminus:
CONSIDERABLE que las fIuctuaclo-
Dax inevitables del valor de las Is
pe,jes monetarias en- circulation
ba,en necesario eStanlecer Il rc'a-
lion fila entire elias para unlEormar
en- euanto g possible, proportional
mrnIe, loS vaIore>. atenuando t">
t~raslornos producidoS pcr ei desc
luIiihrIo monetaFlo:
Que uno de los mas graves tra~-
.lorno> rilcadcS. con>i>tc en- Ia I'M
aosjbridad dc eStaDlecer eGuitaJNa-
meute los impuestOS puDllco>, men
fras - cobren Ell dIstintas e>pecIes
m~nnefarias. sin rciacI6n de- maDcra
que "a principal este siempre repre-.
s-niada en- las e~duiNaiencias lie IA
aspecie auNiliar Q subsidiaria:
Que 10 expuesto Ell el con>ij"-
rando anterior: motiNa adema> ei dies
aivaI Ell loS inere<oS del Erario. po,
la depreciation iel papei m"nsIa. y
jaue sieudo precise por a. ra1o"e-
/ precedeutes. seHalar una base none
! aria. dnica para Ell cobro de Ia a
ipueslos, ! conservando Ia moneda
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'EHFEcyD sEcRETasiG
AEKtc AM

Modeios de cartas familisrcs, de 20.
cicd&d. come.eiales Y GnOrosas. Con
tienc adamas, una hernso5a collection
de pensamlentos en- prosa y verso pa.
IA tarjetas p~osta!es: lerguaje de las
flores, f~ratas, etc, y vaiios modelos
de cartas para pedincnto Ge matri-
monio.
!, hl 'Perfeeio sectctar:o Mcxiea; 6'
ses el me,jor2!iUso eG ST &s;ie5 .os
publcadcs hasta ei dia.
VALE so cENTAYCs.
Pidslo AZ
.ICNAcIo E. LoZANo.
611 Dolorosa St. San Antonio. Tex.
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IN CAPTAIN CARRANCISTA FUE
MUERTO EN- UNA JAMAICA
correspondence Especial para Ia rREN>i

Correspondence Especial para In fhL\Si
SAN LUIS P0TOSI, Noyiembrr +.
En- INA jamaica popular que -
organize en- Ia Gale de ~Tangaman=a.
Sc present6 un individuo misterloS"
armada con un punaI, arrojando>e
sohre Ell captain Fernando ArrIa=a y
lam5i6n sobre ell ferrocarri!ero Too
flo Rodriguez. u los que deJ6 muer
los por varias puHaladas.
Result6 herido de g%raNedad +.
>ubteniente de gendarmes Mauriiio
Mendoza. Ell matadOr st lug6 ignor&H
dose el rumbo que ,haya tornado Y
sin que nadie sea capaz de identifi-
carlo.
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CarranLa Va Il suprimir Ia Sccrrt;s
ria de Justicia-

Ia prenSa SemI-Oficial ha dalo cUfn
Ia de- 10 >igujenje:
La comi-i0n legislative. Que g.
mo - >abido. fu- creaJa o obingo
H. Due rStudle ' propou-a a "a 81
rr,taria de Justicla las reformaS que
ra Fl ramo judtcia. haya que haccr
Il ia Constitution que - Va d moiI-
fear eu FL prGNImo C0ngresO, ha ter
uunado Va todos los proyectos dc re-
formaS Y. con la aprobaci6n del IL
rrnciado Rogue Estrada. Secre;arIo
ir Ju>tiria. han siio presentados 4
Ia P~imera Jefltura para que resur!
Va >in son de ~suietarSe 0 no. a Ia
aprobaci5n del COagresO ConstiJu-
yeute.
Entrn e>as refnrma>. eXisjc ia muy
m~portante que ~ refiere Il Ia >u-
preston de la >rcretaria de Justirla.
-ul-is f~uucione> deberin ser de>rm
r.laiaS cu % Successive por 81 Polirr
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RECORTE
CalIe D., No. II.
POIl0Ulti M%driaRV, Cuba.

listed -uarGC esta direction para que 81
II rHuc.tre i sus amigos que sufren de
caIi1S, nIe tC'l;n0s, Zizotss Y eranos de Ia
pIel con 30. N t!mJres poStales que me
rr-niit. t. rCI!!ty a vitltl dc C0Trco. iran
20 d. porte. ula cajita de Tomadd GonZd-
leI. IA metOr del mundO para eslss Ell
reriGctadeS pe"ueiyo cl d!nerC d ia per-
soma tue e cure = no sane.
E>pIRIDIUN GONZiLEL.
q "A f,y - kT.Inh TfNls
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Compuesto Mitchella

no ha- para que temer mas a los
e,fa-. Dr. Ia m9.craiGa&. I! hace
Gcs-aa-ac- los achaq2es del emba,
rszo. za,,.me les dolores del alum
bram:e..o. pr9-u~a ua -apiGo rssta
bIec r:rnto. ~ejerciya acc.5u sohr
los Dechos ' @.ancu.as se~cretoria$
de Ia leche danio !ugar a que Ia ma,
DIRE pueda alimentar n recitn naci
do. Y alivia q las mujeres ~nervioSas
d6biles 0 cue sufreu de periods
~irreruIases 0 doiorosos. No contie-
ne niuguaa sustanc.a nocivu 4 Ia
madre 0 criatura Pr6Nima a nacer
Y 10 ~necesita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
SOLANENTE por un corto perio
a. ds tempo. al recibU de Si.00 orc
Americana. le eaviaremos = I'd. POI
eorreo certificate. franco lie porte
ma cain de COMPJESTO NIT
cHELLA. O scis cajas pcr $50 :
3R efsmulas del Hbro del Dr.. J. H
ye qae dice Como ilegar d sci
ia Escriba,HOI MISAO a:
DR.. :. I. Dye Medical institute,
527 Lincoln Bldg. Buffalo. n. Y.
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arribo 9 Mexico aI Minis
tro de clb S. III acos
FUE RECIBIDG POR UNA CONL-
SION QUE Al EFECT0 N0M-
BRO Ell SECRETARI0 DE
RELACiONES.
Fl Primer icfe EenuStianO CarranZa
IA Il Suprimir Ia S%ecrctaria
de JuSticia.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre

tIJDAD lie ME.NlLO. -NUNielliutt
lo.-Ei uuevo MinistrO PIenipoten-
riarin de Cuba IN Mexico. Sr. Ernes
10 lie NencoS. lleg6 aver tarde a eSta
capit2l, a bordo del pullman lea
mole cue puS0 a 81 disposition n
Secreia2ia de Re.acioneS E~xterioreS.
por ac-ario eXpreSo del Primer jr-
fe.
Fl 81. lie Mencos ha hecho e
viair dcsde Pieiras NeGras 4 c>ta
apjtaL accompanied de dos MEM
bros del Protocolo cue con Ia dcbi-
/: anticipation s%alieron de Mexico
para IA frontera. para dar Ia bien
yrHida al rrpreseutante he Cuba Ter
y t;rI gorierno del Primer Jefe. FL
y. IL Memco> ina recibido cXtraor
!iaacia> atenciOneS de>de que piSG
Terra meXirana. y a su pa>o Pc" a.
ritiades De >ajtiIio. San Luis ' QUE
.taro. fut >aiua!ado por los @obeH-
aa;Iarrs F-pino>a NirrIe>. F"cicr.tD
,"lap"y y E,7i"rlcn Monies. Iulcn"S.
alauiieudo = las iuStrurrluurs que
- en>i6 Iele.raficamentr rj Pr
mn~ Jefr. r:ndie"oa u "r>prlo> Il,
d5p."urlt;co cubaao Y 10 dac.aranor
au1sprd dn honor Ge a. capi,a!e-
rt.D..- NnaTaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-04
Gouraud's
OrientalCream

inpaTte esa encantadOra
aparienoia a Iapiel. Las danaS
elegantes en- todas las parties del
mundol Ia han usado por cerca
de setenta Y c;nco amos y =
han declaraGo como sGPcsrEl
para preservar Y hcrTcseaT g
cuts. Es sanativa y r~esr2sI2H-
Il. No conGene grasa, y su
aplicaGon no Sc no.a. Com
prese unfrasco hoynisno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-04

Cuaudo necesite iibroS en- eSpahoi
drifase a Tgnacio E. Lozano.-G0s
Do.orosa St-sar Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-04
HOROSCOPE GRATIS.

PlGeme tu horoscope y 5"ora5 81
.igLo &c tn persona y Ia suerte dc ia
pogveHir. T.! Horoscope &c comunica
la buena ventura en- cl amor. 81 ca
samicnto. 81 jue@o y los neg9cios. En-
viame , seilos J recIDIraS IL ~norjsco-
Pc gratis.
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ.
Gale B., No. II.
POII0Olti MariaHV, Cuba.