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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11
Our Daily Laugh

BEAT HIM TO
IT.
I suppose you
did the town
when you were
in New York?
No just the re-
verse the town
did nae.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11

At any rate there are no typhoid
fever germs in the milk of human
kindness.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11

''Wanted-Torpedo nets for food
spectators" - Pittsburgh Gazette
Times. Wrong-Torpedoes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg was one of the
first cities to successfully operate
q trolley line?
HISTORIC HARRISBURG
The first State arsenal was located
here after 1920.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11

Ed .STACKPOLE. Pres't and Editoyin. Chief
=. X. OYSTER. Business Manager
GUS Nd. STE1NMETz, managing Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11

Published evenings except Sunday by
THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
Telegraph Building, Federal Square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11

CIXTY burglaries in Harrisburg
y since July 1, and not one con-
viction!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
SNAPS

SNAPS.
80 DOWN-S30 monthly including in
crest buys this new 4 room bungalow,
tine location, one block from car.
sIO0 DOWS-S25 monthly buys a Z room
frame bungalow with large sleeping
porch and screened porch, built for
thicEen ranch Price $3.50.
BARGAIN large
rooms and sleeping porch, best block
bn Boulevard All built in features,
hardwood floors. Snap at $4,000. S25D
iasn, SIS monthly.
rooms. basement, heating plant Brand
ssW bungalow Alta Vista, on corner,
epOsite paved street Very easy terms.
Ne have many choice bargains on our
ST now We are always glad 20 show
ou-
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
hone 1923 401 LIST Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

$50 CASH.
New room and basement. near car and
school Modern. $4,000. monthly payments
to suit.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
New 4 room bungalow beautifully finished.
south front. $4,000 22n0 cash balance 10
suit
Lots.
Choice lots on Mesa Ave. $1,000 cash
Choice corner lots In Grand View $500 each
Choice south front lots on Mesa 81 # front
on paved street for $500.
Scott sales a Realty Co.
s2f Mills Bldg. Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

DON'T WAIT
FOR SOME ONE ELSE To GET
THIS CORNER, AND THEN BE
SORRY SEE IT AT ONCE
BUSINESS CORNER.
One-half block from Hotel Pase del
Norte. with first class, modern two
story building. paying g per cent net
Price SIS. zoe. SO. 900 cash will han
die See Us This is genuine snap.
LOT BARGAINS.
-Four corner lots on Alameda Ave.
S875 each Terms
Three corner lots on Pfedras St.
II sold this week. $1,000
y. &. BuehoL & Co.
Sole Agents.
Hotel Sheldon Block. Phone 777-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

CHOICE TRACKAGE PROPERTY.
We hold the best corner site for
factory warehouse. lumber yard.
etc. in e Paso. on railroad and two
streets. 125I2Z5 feet Positively at q
sacrifice. Let US show you
Mexico Realty 4 Investment Co.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg. Phone See.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
SPECIAL
S22ln

SPECIAL
S3250-
room modern bungalow. glassed-
in sleeping rooms. basement. hard
wood throughout, finished in old
ivory. east front . lots. ideal lOca-
1ion: easy terms This IS Just being
finished and will not last.
$3.50.
room brick bungalow. with nice
sleeping porch. modern IN every
respect: paving paid never occu-
pied. $3.50 cash. $3.50 monthly, In
Guiding interest.
S1250.
Fine little brick cottage. fur
nlshed: on lots. 1 block car: 500
cash. So per month. including in
terest.
$500.
Good room frame on Alamogordo:
good neiEhborhood: s10o down. SO
month
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1919. 20s y Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
a REAL COUNTRY HOME.

A REAL COUNTRY HOME
101z level acres, unincumbered. near
interurban and paved road, miles
this side Ysieta; 4 room house. barn
and garage. young orchard and fine
crops 1870 per acre; terms. VIII
trade for unincum bered city prop-
erty about same value.
Mexico Realty q Investment Co.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg. Phone 8ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
For Sale-ReaI Estate
Country Property.

2S0 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT 10 trade FOR good
automobile. Must be in first class condition
Land joining townsite and gilt edge. Ad-
dress 7. 60. care Herald
FOR SALE-By owner near Tucson. Ar
IONA eighty acres improved river bottom
ranch. five miles north OF town on main
highway. suitable for dairy or general farm
ing Fifty acres at present in potatoes,
melons and alfalfa. irrigated from seven
hundred gallon per minute pumping plant,
abundant water twenty feet below surface,
concrete wall five room plastered adobe
house. large barn and Two nay sheds. fruit
trees. turkey and chicken yards. four work
horses Price with all equipment S225 per
acre. one-half cash Address p. Jones. P F.
D. No 2. Tucson. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

SeII-LiVeStock-Buy.
| NANTED-Alfalfa pasture, for horses
Phone 1870 W Williams. care Herald
WANTED good delivery horse. not Grip
pied up Boulevard Grocery
MUST sELI,-Young Jersey COVE $50. Phone
1891 W after p m
WANTED-Horses mules. mares. Hammlt
/ < MCGEE court house wagon yard Pm sol-
FOR SALE-Easy terms or trade work
! horses. wagon and harness Phone 6sss ii
FOR sALE-Easy terms 2 fresh cows or
let out for their feed Phone $685. n
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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FRENCH poodle puppies FOR sale 1879 Myr-
tie Phone 1851.
For SaIe-MisceIlaneous.
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FOR sALE-Baby buggy cheap Phi 1851 J.
MACHINERY-sOuthwestern wreelinE Co
VIOLIN and case complete. sacrifice at
50 dollars Phone 1881
FOR SALE-Gas ranges. good condition.
while they last s. 2sos Alameda Ave
FEW uncalIed for tailor made suits cheap.
Dundee Wooden Mills, 3l9 san Antonio Op-
Dosite stanton
FOR SALE CHEAP-Rs1sington automatic
shot gun Call E simon. shoe dept Popu-
lar Dry Goods Co
FOR SALE CHEAP-Lumber suitable for
store fixtures. also meat saws Apply 500
Wyoming
HANDSOME I0x12 photograph Of Mrs
Mary Baker Eddy. mounted on heavy plate
psTer. 500. postage prepaid. 800 Lovey
studio. Los Angeles, Calf
TRIUMPH yam potato plants. $500 per
July VIII be potato shortage this year. T
Il. Patterson Phone 4s. Ysleta. Texas
For Sale or Exchange.
EXCHANGE your old stoves or range for
new furniture Mestern Eur. % Phane l4sz-
For Rent-HOusekeeping Rooms
Furnished.
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TWO housekeeping rooms 1925 Myrtle
THREE housekeeping rooms. 500 Mesa
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sos 2 Missouri.
HKG. rooms. sleeping porehes- sos y oregon
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms 5l2 Myrtle
TWO rooms with sleeping porch Pm 5sss R
Two front housekeeping rooms Pm 55ss-
I11T,I =, - - - - -
:, ;, - 49, -,--------
. Lit'tA houssAesplng rooms Win sleeping
-,
IhtAhE nice houseEeeplng rooms IIlo
LnO Igfnished rooms IS one ip Ut shed
-
~ ~ Hsht housekeeping rooms sos mayor
T15I --------7 ------7---------- -
IH ~. nice cool housekeeping rooms close
-7--7--------s--;,,----
!,s II NC rooms single and In suite
- -
Two front rooms. kitchenet, large porch
- --
l1, NJ rooms with sleeping poreh
-
; W ia r laFse housekeeping room IS week rs
-7-----------------.------ --
HOUSEKEEPING roons and bedroom
7357-,.77.7; :; - ----s-55.-1-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms Siliz san Antonio
-, ---
Two nice cool housekeeping rooms reason
- -
FOR RHNI-Light housekeeping with sleep
- 49, - --o---------
TWO or three rooms Tor Housekeeping l--l
1870 ------ ~
THREE furnished rooms, private family
TWO front Housekeeping rooms with porch
-
hOCSEhEEPlNG and sleeping rooms $500
week anu up Fhone IsOe-
Two nice clean Housekeeping rooms. large
slet ping porch Phone 6Zl6 ".
-TT1-11 - - --
Phone 7013 W
7rTI-1 = - - -
-. -ssf11eplle rooms retaollADi1'
7 TC7I7T II0I-e- ~ 49, -
-I 49, - r. A-'u Tor rent INV
=
= = 40 y Il co2l oeerooil ana one or wv
-oo---9 ~ Ho- seAeelllus. sV9 Stant - I
FOR RFNT-Two furnished housel<eepfng /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

LOTS On BLISS STREET in 300 block
We dare you to make an offer. Must be
sold quick.
A NEW R. BUNGALOW close in on paved
street. Price $3.50. Can make terms Of
500 down. $50 inc interest Rents for $50.
You will have to hurry
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

$3.50.
rooms and large sleeping porch. on
two nice lots. close to car line and
school. $3.50 cash and $50 per month
viii buy this
We have any number Of houses be
tween these two figures which we
can sell you on easy terms
$500.
10 rooms on Montana street mod
crn and up to the minute in every
detail You couldn't find a better
buy any place in the city in a large
residence We can't do this place
justice on paper. let Us show Il to
you Terms are easy.
Newman Investment Company.
Phone 550- 100 San Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

FOR SALE
-Four room brick house. close in on
S. Virginia street and two rooms in
the rear Only $3.50 $500 cash and
balance SS5 a month. including in
terest.
BUNGALOW.
SIX room new bungalow with sleep
ing porch, steam heat hard wood
floors $3.50. $500 cash and bal
ance $3.50 a month. including in
terest-
FOR RENT.
Five room house. close in on Boule-
ward with large sleeping porch COW
cred with running vines $3.50 per
month
Five room frame house on z. San
Antonio and Lee streets. $50 per
month
Seven room house on Noble street.
Only $50 per month.
Broaddus 4 LeBarOn,
Real Estate and ms.
Phone 1888.
20s-2I0 First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
sPLENDm BARGAIN

SPLENDID BARGAIN
ROOM BUNGALOW S265O.
er occupied, in Alta Vista, place cannot
duplicated at price asked. porches.
2 street in front and rear No electric
necessary in this place Terms $500
!, balance SIS per month 3. W. Hale.
H p Kilburn. Co.
First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone sos
GOVT. HILL BARGAIN.
1915 blk 81. corner Westminster and
son south front $500 each Terms $50
tz1d SIS per month.
Leayeu & Sherman.
Texas St Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
FOr SaIe-ReaI Estste-City PrOperty

~~~-~---~---~-~---~ $1,000
WANTED A SMALL FRAME HOUSE or
lots up to $1,000 as first payment. bal $50 a
mo. inc int OF 4 room new bungalow.
one block from car line. Price $4,000. Phone
1923
GOV. HILL BUNGALOW.
! room hardwood floor 3 rooms. bath large
sleeping porch. basement. heating plant
Lot 4Ox1 40. All fenced. close 10 Alta Vista
school. $4,000. $3.50 cash. SIS mo. inc. int
CREEL REALTY co.
900 Mesa Phone 5075.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
Arswsrs to Herald A5s.

The following HsI Of uncaIled for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
az The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27
For SaI-Farms and Ranches

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
So ACRES fine silt soil. s. acres alfalfa
70 acres grain. - acres woods lot horses.
20 cows. IS hogs. 100 chickens. . mowers.
rake buckrake. new wagon. all small t8ois
TO- farm, room shade house. corrzls. pump.
wells. 1915 Ford roadster One mile from
P O. Al American settlement All for sale
Reasonable terms TO suit purchaser per
cent interest VIII rent Address z. z T.
care Herald
CATTLEMEN. ATTENTION
Ny entire herd OF highgrade Hereford stock
cattle and mountain ranch on the Mimbres
river known as the y A ranch. 50 miles
north OF Deming. Is for sale on easy terms
AT less than cattle alone are worth. viii
sell with or without count: ample water and
range splendid Improvements. large silos
and corrals. fine orchard. splendid farms.
alfalfa land. etc Fully 6000 cattle with
rarch thrown in All for $3.50. 900. easy
terms owner, 3o3 ST. Mary's street. san
Antonio. Texas.
For Sale-ROOming Houses.
FURNITURE OF u rooms. house for lease.
Close in Phone 11sO.
MUST sell furniture OF room house at
sacrifice house FOR rent or lease Phi 575S-
GAS RANGES. new and second hand. any
style or size you need on payments Foutz,
Fooshee Co rs y Stanton
MUST SELL room rooming house on ac-
count OF other business a bargain for man
--t-4--- ''-'--s -1- 2 ~ ''-1------- -
FOR SAILS lovely rooms OF furniture,
clcsc in. a money maker. Must be seen 10
be appreciated. $500. For particulars phone
For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
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TRADE ANYTHING-Any piace-any time
come IN and see US Exchange specialists
s;5-s Mills Bldg. Phone 1871
lots. 4i2i HuecO. trade for lots. balance
payable $50 monthly Langford-
SEVERAL bungalows Grandview and High
lana PARK, Will sell or trade for vacant lots-
owner L Favier. PIP fremont St. Highland
Park Phone 72os-
40 ACRES Douglas Co. Missouri unim-
proved land Price $4,000; also 81 acres fine
mining land. Joplin. No. mining district
Price $4,000. Want e. Paso improved close
IN We Childs. kansas City. No
WANTED LOTS.
OF a smaller house in exchange for this
cation Price $3.50 VIII take good lots
as first payment. balance $50 monthly in
Guiding interest Phone 1923
FOR TRADE-wm pay $40. 600 cash
and trade $50. 900 worth Of business
property for $4,000 apartment
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
Fer Sale-AutomobiIes-Wanted.
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FOR sALE-Ford touring car Phone 4114.
FOR SALE-ItaIian Fiat car. 3 seats. 90
H P racer. Phone sS12-
FOR sALE-Baker electric cheap. First
class condition. x 7. z Herald office
BRICK garage for rent. 7O1 Mundy. Phone
443s J.
5 PASSENGER Chalmers in first class con-
dition- Phone 6557 J.
WASTED-seeond hand Ford body Phone
1859 W
TOR SALE-One Marathon roadster cheap, |
good running order 225 s. Stanton
FOR TRADE-Out Of town lots for used
Fcrd- Phone SIS.
FOR TRADE two lots clear. worth s45o for
Light touring car. No junk Phonq 1855.
WANTED passenger car cheap. cash Dr.. /
L D Strong. 51s Robt Banner Bldg.
CASH gets splendid bargain In Maxwell I
touring car in perfect condition Phone the I
Cashier at 1890
FOR SAIL 2-passenger cycle car SIS. /
1 5-passenger Studebaker $500. 1921 Wyom- |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

Ny entire herd Of hiEhgrade Hereford stock
cattle and mountain ranch on the Mimbres
river known as the A y ranch. so miles
north OF Deming. Is for sale on easy terms
AT less than cattle alone are worth. viii
sell with or without count: ample water and
range splendid improvements. large silos
and corrals. fine orchard splendid farms.
alfalfa land etc Fully 5000 cattle with
rarch thrown in All for $3.50. 900. easy
terms Owner. 3o3 St. Mays street. san
Antonio. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-27

So ACRES fine silt soil. s. acres alfalfa
20 acres grain. . acres woods lot. , horses,
20 cows IS hogs. 100 chickens mowers.
rake buckrake. new wagon. all small t0ois
TO- farm. room shade house. corrals. pump.
wells. 1916 Ford roadster Ore mile from
P O. Al American settlement All for sale.
Reasonable terms TO suit pure haser- per
cent interest VIII rent Address z. z Z.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
FRENCH READY
TO QUIT
HILL 3O4
CONTINUED from Page One)

Meuse. the German front is press
ing steadily southwark in daily
"nibbles" at the French line. The
French are offering desperately
tenacious resistance but are stead
lily falling back upon the Charny
line. The most furious French coun-
ter.attacks. delivered at heavy sac
rifices in men, have resulted in only
temporary successes. the Germans
pressing on after each fresh check.
The French line has been stripped
OF reserves brought up for the de-
tense of Verdun Recent concentra-
tons OF troops behind the Anglo
French front indicate that the Brit
ish are preparing to take over an.
other stretch of French front, re-
leasing French troops for service
at Verdun.
German military critics, comment.
ing on Frances dire need of more
men for the defense Of her great
fortress, asked today what has be
come of the great Russian army"
which was to have halted the Ger
man advance on the fortress. Ii is
authoritatively stated here that not
single one of the few thousand
Russians reported to have been
landed at Marseilles has been in
action on the western 'front.'
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
JOBBaNo pRyCEA

Canned Soes. -App,en si.sS9sso
Lima beans. sIgi.as. Corn: Fancy
seets .i'as Sl.4o. Peas Fancy early
tall $3.50; Nat. pings. soc Toms toes.
june n ST. :ifsso e esaiy June. siS
Feed = Jobe,ns. prices in n bbI.
sacks: Bran. S2a; standard middlings.
sS ss so %asd ana Ga, fG ss
sap patsns s.o ss'' D Msn
ts.ao; straight. ts.sc pure rye. Sc:
spring patent. $3.50 rer Dbl IN paper
Detroit Oil-Raw linseed oil: .72c;
boiled linseed. 73c gal In barrel lots:
Keresene IN iron t. n,,s -s;am n.,
acme. 1899: red crown gasoline. aOc
Hardware-Nals. $500 keg case;
Sanised bsrbed wire. 2-point, ,a.ss;
e gauge sposstO Sos a assaSse sss5 IS
gauge. $3.50: 3o.gauge. $500 per ewt;;
$40 $50 S so%Sle siss9 per doz' sissk
ss.sauss. ssso; s7csaugs. ;s.s5' IS.
gauge. $40 per cwt; Carriage ,r bolts t.
on machine bolts. small. 50, 10 and
10 on large 40. 10 and ; on list.
Hides.No. 4 cured hides. lsHc; NO.
lag sres No. A' sre ,ss Bulls SG i icc No. ss
cured veal kip. 20c; No. 1 green veal
kip. lsc; No. cured murraln. lsc:
No. green mtrrain. lee; No. cured
se 2 sde s0 No S Soi i Sdes M
No. . hides. ic on: No. I, kip and calf.
i've on. Aheepskin 1as 70 amount Of
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
PRESIDENT
PLANS TRIP
HERE. SOON
Tells DOre m us He
Hopes to Speak in De-
trOit, If Possible
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.

(Stdh Correspondent United Press. }
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Presi
dent Wilson spent considerable time
Wednesday discussing politics at the
White House. Senator Kern, of In
diana: Rep. Duremus, of Michigan
and Norman Hapgood, of the Wood
row Wilson Independent league
were among those with whom hi
talked.
The president may make cam
paign trip through the heart of the
country, following his nomination
Tentative engagements already have
been made for addresses in Ken
lucky and New Mexico, and today
the president indicated to Rep
Doremus he will speak, IL possible
in Detroit, in July. For the most
part, however, 1t is likely the presi
dents campaign will be carried or
from headquarters in Washington
and Long Branch, n. J. How soon
he will leave for Long Branch has
not been determined.
The president is now giving much
thought to the party platform. This
matter and plans for the campaign
are being left largely In his hands
The platform. in addition TO an
"Americanism" plank, will cover
constructive proposals on domestic
and foreign commerce and the build
ing up and maintaining of big bust
ness and friendly relations with
South American countries.
1t Is expected to contain the pres
ident's recommendation for a com
mission TO investigate railroad oper
ations. TO aid the railroads in thoil
worl merchant marine; co-opera
ton between the government ant
the industries OF the country for tn,
purpose of decreasing the death lisr
among small business enterprises
the establishment Of cooperative
selling agencies abroad and tarii
commission.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
Local

loyalty TO the Union. ana =
national eervtce - 90
eeatesmeu and above al ~
In the Civil WAy . muoh ~
portion OF the cltlso0o e &
German origin. thar oe ~
pr old Colonial native 49,
loyal TO the Union. TklD
Missouri like Merylon4 - h
lucky. Owe the fseS lhat II
10 the Union pst!esrlly -
man clement IN lto oiltuon1
acroeo the river u IIl1o0oa W.
owed BY lovers Of the Uo600
German element we olw001 -
These men know no divt1o1 e. Z
hearted loyalty. 2. \ s. ( AZ
The salvation OF our 49,
in having nationalisod -
America, ready for tho t9o(n
tasks OF both war ana peoe0I N
peal to all our cltiseno ~ ~
from what land their fn16
came to keep this ever n r. ~
70 Dhun with scorn and coat
sinister tntrtguers and miook W. &
ers who would seek 20 NV
along lines OF creed. OF blr1k0|01
OF national origin. / ask th1m =
member that there 10 but -
motto for all Americans. ~ r
whether they were bora hof'
abroad. no matter from what
their ancestors came: and that 4
slmple and loyal motto. AmertGl
Americans. : q n
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
READING AND
LEHICH RECEOE
Steel and Sugar Up; Mexican
Petroleum on 2h
Points

NEW YORK, June Mexican
Petroleum sold of LIZ during the
first half hour OF trading on the
stock exchange today. while Lehish
Valley and Reading monopolised at
ten::on IN the railroad list. both re-
cording substantial recessions.
United States Steel opened up 81.
American Beet Sugar made q new
high at rs rs.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
u. S. TO
DEFINE MEXICAN
POLICY
(Continued from Page Oae,

OF the United States government "a
more categorical explanation of its
real intentions towards Mexico"
To clear the way for such state
ment. II proposes to speak the mind
OF the Mexican government with
entire frankness and setting aside
FALL diplomatic euphemism," but de-
claring 1t does so hoping that the
sensibilities OF the Washington gov
eminent will not be wounded by
It's words.
The argument recurs to the
Columbus expedition and states that
although admitting through Gen.
Scott. that it's object had been ac-
complished, President Wilson's
promise of withdrawal has not been
complied with. This statement fol
lows:
THE causes OF any internal po-
ltical order which may exist not
10 withdraw the American troops
from Mexican territory. however
justified they may appear. cannot
Justify the above attitude; but on
the contrary, they accentuate the
discrepancy between the protests OF
respect TO the sovereignty of Mex
leo and the actual fact that on ac-
count OF reasons OF internal policy
of the United States status should
be maintained which is utterly I'M
just with regard to the Mexican re-
public"
Conflict between words and deeds
Is further shown, the note asserts,
by the refusal of the United States
to accept limitations as TO the mum.
Der of troops TO cross the frontier
under any reciprocal agreement or
the zone in which they should oper-
ate. The character OF the Column.
bus expedition was such, IL adds,
as TO show distrust towards Mex
leo and no effort whatever toward
cooperation with Mexican troops.
The clash at Parral Is asserted TO
have been due TO the secrecy with
which the American military au-
thorities surrounded their opera
tions.
The detention of shipments of
can government is also arraigned
as an unfriendly act for which no
frank reason has been assigned
This embargo, 1t says, can have no
nj nv Int n fat
United States wishes TO protect 1t.
self against the emergency of
future conflict.
"The Mexican government cannot
wish war with the United States"
the note continues, land II this
should occur IL would undoubtedly
be as consequence of a deliberate
purpose of the United States. For
the time being the above precau-
tionary acts Indicate that there is
a purpose OF preparedness for such
emergency, or that which IL the
same, the beginning OF hostilities
on the part Of the United States
toward Mexico"
The detention In New York OF
machinery intended for govern
ment ammunition factory in Mex
leo Is then made a subject OF pro-
test and attention is called TO the
fact that millions and millions OF
dollars worth" OF war munition'
are being exported to Europe daily.
The note says the Mexican people
and government are sure the Amer.
lean people do not want war with
Mexico, but that strong agencies are
at work to produce such conflict.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-01
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. June Open
ing: Wheat opened without change
In the Detroit market. Liverpool
and Chicago were steady. Opening
prices Thursday: Cash No. ? red
wheat. Sl.13h: July. tlI4; Septem-
Der. s1i5: No. white. sl.0sh.
Corn is very dull. but shows a lit
tie more strength The tons IL
steady at roc for cash No g. 72c for
No, . yellow. and 70m7lc for No. 4
yellow.
oats are inactive and easy at 41c
for standard: zoe for cash No. 3
white. and asa u 3sc for No. 4 white.
Rye Is steady and quiet at SIC for
cash No. 3.
beans are firm at si1o for i'm.
mediate and prompt shipment. and
N.iS for June.
Seeds are steady at 1855 for prime
red clover; seas for prime alsike.
and 81 60 for prime timothy
July wheat in Chicago opened
Thursday at si.07% a i.07is corn at
6sfs n Toe. and oats at 40 a 40c.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
and corn Id lower.