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The Keota news., 1916-07-14
TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES Dc.
TwEE AMERICAN AND MEX.
icAN GOVERNMENTS.
NOTESENT TOCARRANzA
JOINT BOARD TO STUDY WHOLE
MEXICAN PROBLEM MAY RE-
SUIT FROM MESSAGE.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. July S.-A note formal
ly accepting Gen. Carranza's proposal
that differences between the United
States and the de facto government OF
Mexico be settled by direct negotia-
tions was handed to Eliseo Arredondo,
the Mexican ambassador-designate.
Secretary OF State Lansing took q
draft of the note to the cabinet meet
ing and had 1t delivered promptly
after the cabinet adjourned. The
course to be pursued already had been
agreed upon by President Wilson and
his advisers.
The text Of the note follows:
Sir: I.haye the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt Of your communica-
ton OF July 4, 1916. in which you
transmit note addressed to me by
the secretary OF foreign relations Of
you transmit TO him the following
reply:
"Mr. Secretary: l have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your
courteous note transmitted to mo by
Senior Arredondo on the 4th instant.
in which you refer to my notes Of
June 20 and June 25. and to assure
you of the sincere qualification of my
government for the frank statement Of
the difficulties which have unfortu-
nately arisen in our relations along
the international boundary and the un.
reserved expression of the desire OF
your government to reach an adjust
ment Of these difficulties on q broad
and amicable basis. The same spirit
Of friendship and OF solicitude for the
continuance OF cordial relations be-
tween our two governments inspired
my government, which equally desires
an immediate solution of the differ
ences which have long vexed both gov.
ernments.
1T is especially pleasing to my
government that the de facto govern
ment Of Mexico is disposed to give
quick as well as practical considera-
ton in spirit Of concord to the
remedies which may be applied to the
existing conditions. Reciprocating the
same desire. the government of the
United States Is prepared Immediately
to exchange views as to a practical
plan to remove finally and prevent a
recurrence Of the difficulties which
have been the source of controversy.
Accept. Mr.. Secretary. the renewed
assurance Of my highest considera-
ton.
Il am. sir. yours very sincerely,
ROBERT LANSING"
The series Of conferences between
Counselor Polk OF the State Depart
ment and Arredondo, for which the
note doubtless prepares the way, may
extend beyond the question OF pro-
tecting the border against future ban
dit raids and 60 into the sore need of
the Carranza government for financial
support.
This possibility created considerable
interest among administration off.
cials and diplomats. 1t was regarded
as an indication that the United
States wishes to help the neighbor r.
public to bring order out of it, in.
tsSnal turmoil.
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The Acid Test

NOTHING man-made is 1000 per-
~ feet. Try as we may, things will
turn up some times that make you
feel like you didn't get a full l00c
worth for your dollar.
There is your chance to find out
Knight Beck's true colors-the best
kind of an acid-test.
We want you to bring those COM
plants direct to us-don't try to
make the goods do" Remember
you are doing us a favor by calling
our attention to it. Else-how would
we have a chance to make good our
claim of Satisfaction or money
back?
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Ramsey Jr.,
Railroad Builder,
Dies Of Apoplexy

EAST ORANGE. y I. July LOO,
eph Ramsey lr. prominent as q rail
road builder and engineer and former
president oi M, Wabash railroad, diel
suddenly oi apupleyy At h. homc here
today.
Mir Ramsey was horn in Pittsburgh.
SIXTY six year, ago and began his rail.
road career a, q level man Tor tn
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Ramsey m 1891 became chict
engineer Tor the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and DAYTON railroad and later man
agcr OF the Rig -Four" lie filled a
,imilarr position for the 81 loui
Terminal and was elected president eft
the Wabash m lpOl. serving until lplS
This position NE lc't 70 build the TO-.
t1inc. Ashland q Southern Nilroad
OF which he va, president at the tim,
OF ms death
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emblem NJ the prohibition party. &C
cording 10 an announcement today at
the national pdrtY headquarters here
The emblem consists OF a small camel
made OF gun meal IN the form OF a
button bearing nc letters "r r. for
nfnhihllInn naflN-
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TWO


Consequently the attacking wave was
.aught in a whirlwind OF artillery fire
rom the trenches and was shot TO
pieces by the "seventy-fivcS," while the
German supports following and, re
serves far in the rear were shattered
BY salvos from medium and heavy bat.
tcries.
Infantry Plods Forward.
The German infantry plodded forward
again, but no where, French report,
>ay, made any impression on the French
Ines.
Rarely even did they get to grips
with the occupants Of the trenches,
which accounts for the small amount Of
prisoners taken.
The French remain two and a half
miles from Peronne on the south side
81 the Somme and four miles from that
city on the north side OF the river and
there are no formidable natural obSta-
lie sin the way Of their occupation ui
the city when the French commando
judges that the time is ripe 10 do so.
Able to Hold Positions.
A dispatch from Paris says Thurs.
days defensive fighting has given al.
most as much satisfaction 70 the French
az the previous days captures. since
they say, it has clearly shown that tn
entente allies are not only able 10 win
positions from the Germans wherever
they like. but are able 10 hold thos,
positions when won.
The first German counter attack wa.
launched IN the night IN Hem scciioi,
north Of the Sommc river
Germans Take Woods.
The Germans succeeded IN rarrylnr
two small woods situated south oi the
Clery M%arlcourt road q few hundred
yards from Nh, sugar works bordering
that road The French ,roopS there icll
back ON the village, and swinging their
left wing slightly. captured anoihc,
small wood at the northeastern end d
the village close TO the Hem hrick
field and along the edge ct the road
from Clcry to Hem and Curlu Thi.
was the only change IN the situation
throughout the twenty four hour, dur
ing which the counter o~ficnsiv. lasted
Al the beginning Of the battle there
were behind the front assigned 10 me
French attack, twenty seven German
battalionS drawn from tho l2l,t division
and regiments Of the Seventeenth arm,
corps
Taken by Surprise.
Between Saturday and Wednc,d,,
III German commander sen, up To Nh,
Feronnc front four reserve DIVISION, o
which two already are declared a. b,
virtually ont Of commission The 9th
er reserves brought up from dificrcn
points between Rheims and the Somm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07

"MAMES is Names
Ways Luke Nc
Luke.
Doesn't Hart Schaff-
ner q Marx mean the
finest kind Of clothes in
America to you?
And Wilson Bros" the
right kind of under
wear7
"Manhattans' the best
shirt on the market2
These congratulated
names are better repre-
scented in our summer
stocks than In any other
store In the state.
1O7 Main
Next 10 Empress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
SHRlNERS BEGIN
PILGRIMAGE TO
BUFFALO MECCA
Continued Prom reg. on.i

Mckis,ick. Oliver. Stfa,ton and Me,,fS
aud Mines Thomas, Makoskey, Davis
ard Bergman
Patrol member, are MeSStt Pollock
Tanner. freeman. Remmet'. Nulcn'e
Bruce. Street. Iho,n,ng DAVIS Haw
kns. Render. Sohwcinle. lp. Rhode,
Harding Pebbles. Stiekley. HELM
swan. Mu,ktu,. Hope. 1ta,efS. Clay.
ton, Perry and Me,sfs and Mines Kin.
n,y Saokett. Cornish and Clesem
Representatives In Party.
Representatives are Guy V Mcclure
%rotentaie g a Paul George "
Clark and Jack Jones
The remainder Of the ShfinctS are
Ne,Sts llit,eh. Spencer. and Guthrie o.
Oklahoma CITY Me,sf, and Mime,
Hcthenng'nn y Smith. Barber
Mackcy. Hopkins. Oklahoma City
Nc,sf, and Mine, Cheney. MtNleVct
Applc. Nrdmofc. Franklin. Atdmofe
%litincr. Atdmofe. No,,, Fletcher
Richards, McAlc,tet, Sptoggin'. Md
more; Mrs Bradford. May',,lle Rat.
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JAPAN TIRELESS
IN ATTEMPT TO
BROADEN POWER
History Of Nippon Shows Pol
icy Has Been Toward
Expansion.

WASHlNGTON-Japan' first on
tract with the white man taught her
The need to protect herself and that
such weapons and organization as She
had were inadequate Instead OF yield
ing and continuing to do so, as China
has done. the leaders OF Japan decided
to modcrnilc the country They brought
about the reformation which has
caused hH 10 be accepted as one OF the
great powers
While a constitution was granted, II
i, So limited as to leave the powct
in the hands OF a lew, with the result
ina, a continuous consistent policy has
been followed from the beginning
These few were clear sighted mc1
who have been determined to So firm
f. establish their country that not
only can no other nation impose upon
lonan. but also Ina, llpan viii be
alit to enforce IFS will in every dis
nu'c Sentlmsntality has not been al
lowed to interfere
Japan Needs Colonies.
I'm looking over Japan, position Ger
a'u points were clear The Japanese
islands have an area about equal to
that OF Montana They are SO noun
famous that but II tenth can be cul-
t.,a'cd With a population OF 'OOOO,
90. increasing At the rate OF about ,
ruCcnt per annum. It IS cyIdcn, that
/ The building mp OF large manufactures
v'ih consequent overseas trade Is a
essential as II ., 10 Great Britain Even
win a large trade. o considerable mum
/ be- must cmlgratc 10 lind a living lust
a, ha, been the case with Grcp
trrIfd,u
jnlcs, Japan wr>hc, to lose these
Omlerant, She must have c]olonlc, To-
which they may eos Japan recognize,
the fact that a hunt Tor trade and col
cN. G. Arvtably cause, dispute with
rival Nioh periodical, had to war
Fer Neafc,l pgighbors arc Russia,
! China. and the Emitted States China
has a population Of 4j}O00OOO. Russia
l5o00O0OO and the United State, near.
is l00OO00l0 In other words. should
'N''T MARION, NJ elia,N "',I prepared
Japan 'nel '@nIa e'>l'F %eni'to'
their will IN any dispute which might
! arise
strives 10 he'p liade
p For Japan TO hold her " II IS cS.
4en'ial that she considerably increase
her population From the beginning
TIE Japanese have bitterly resented the
white r~n'N assumption OF superiority.
Tor these reasons her policy has
tccn perSls,ently directed To the build
ny no ot trade to the obtaining Of
bases on trade routes 10 the anneNa-
u'" W '"u'N '"' "' '"''g''n''' ''
"' ~'I,u'ui''" w p'up.V' WI" ,Hn %.
. ,h''A'vu anu !" ,' ''''Su'''oI
Nv III, Mn''' '''' =" WIG ''u"''N "'
"' '''o"
Gains Control OF China,
lanan' disputes with china Tor M
supremacy OF 'orea date back MANY
hundreds OF years. FINALLY nc 'hno
I%anane,o var virtually gave Japan con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Taken by Surprise


The folio wing mcr-
chants and manufacturers
of this city have bought
from the Sharp Motor Car
Supply Co. Of Oklahoma
City from one TO six Com
mercial Bodies for Ford
Cars in the last twelve
months. We ask that if
you contemplate the pur-
chase of u body for Ford
Delivery that you figure
with us, and save money
and time.
Witt Badgeu & Co. Clothing
Doc 4 Bill, Furniture and Car.
fuis
Haserman & Carter, Lettuce
Growers
French Unique. Overs and
Cleaners.
NJ SehultieS. Hucks'er
l. t. smith Daitywan
Okla Refining Co. Of,o case
line
Swift y Co. Meat Packer,
Richard, & Cono,cr. Wholesale
Hardware
J. DUTY Cihe Umphry Arc light
mani.
Price \ Sons. Meat Market
haywood Bakery Co.
Merchants Transfer 4 Storage
Co.
Tanhau'ef Distributing CO.
Modern French Rakrr, Co
s 4 s. Messenger Co.
Tovlert uuiry Co
Bwf, uphol,,cuus Co.. nn9 y
Hudson ST.
Rebuilt Nlufc,, Co.,
Sul,,. the rlor,,
co n brown Grocery Co.
W n Butcher Meat Mafkc,
Oklahoma Ia, & Electric Co.
\ Melton n1f,man
Palace Laundry
Arcade Grocery
" ! rcu,c rarlvar, Co.,
White Swan launir
7 Ru,lef Saic,m,r
Scfivsn,t n S,c,sr, Gfotsrl
Fredericton Tire Co
Excelsior Diver, q Cleaner,
Conner, Darn.
Ceis,f & SOM, Bakers. Pack
ingtovr
Oklahoma Street RAILWAY Co.
City Steam Laundry
o. X Transfer 4 St,,ae, Co
& " BARTON m, & Rirgapc Co.
We also carry a full line
Of Automobile Supplies.
Will call your special at
tention to our line of Seat
Covers-the WARNER X.
Get our prices and sam
Piles. they are guaranteed
In every respect
Sharp Motor Car
Supply Co.
4O6 North Broadway.
NEST door north Of
Masonic Temple
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ton, Shawnee, J tones. Ardmore;
B~'eedloye, Atdmore Mrs Charles Bal
linser and Mrs White. Oklahoma
CIV.
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Mr, Greenfield in court bsf the first
time told OF her marital troubles and
about her action against her husband
George Sidney Greenfield. to have set
aide an amicable airecment She en-.
tered into in l9ll Mr., Greenfield,
who was generalisSlmo OF the pretty
glrl, who kissed glasses OF campagne
which aircrwlrd were sold lor 81 each
at the Allied bazaar. lives IN New York
City She had observed IN certain
newspapers that her husband said that
her marriage to him was void because
on a previous marriage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
LONG NECkED CAMEL IS
PR0HlBITI0NISTS' EMBLEM

CHICAGO July The camel has
been adopted 1s the 1910 campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
|Tabloid kews@ A
| fr Busy FalMH

Presley Approves Phn-Approyal Of
the city wsterwofkS extension plans was
expressed yesterday by " A. pteSsey
81 New York. chosen consulting cngi-
neet IN the work lie declared there
was NJ particularly difficult engineer
ms problems ,o overcome and that.
furthermore. when the new reservoir
va, completed Oklahoma City would
have a pufer water supply than IN its
history
Huge Bank Clearing Gain Bank
cleafings IN Oklahoma City Tor the
week ending Thursday noon were 81
2hIj3U. the greatest in the history OF
the Oklahoma City clearing house II
is an Increase OF ~ percent over the
corresponding period in 1915
Trade, Council Elect, Officers OF
icef, for the Oklahoma City Central
Trades and Labor council were elected
last night Tor the coming six months.
a, follows President " K N~lion :
vice president Elliott Alton; fecntd
me secretary. Walter Albright ser
ecant alarms. n 4 Bigelow Ditee.
tors elected were Jack Ramey. Mrs.
Irene Sorhet. " II Gadd Bert Besls
Wa' chosen delegate To the state FEEDER.
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alton convention and W IL Gadd to the
Chamber OF Commerce,
State Levy Is Two Mills-rwo mill,
IL the state tax levy for the next fiscal
year. OF that amount a mill is for
state purposes and = u,ill for schools.
Last year the levy was "a mills. The
expense OF the state government for
the coming year is expected TO be 81
mi. i97o q
Bankers Exhibit xhibi-
ton Of Oklahoma agricultural products
A. the convention OF the American
Bankers association IN Kansas City
has been called off. according to an
announcement BY Harry T. Baeby. sec.
re,aty OF the Oklahoma Bankers as
,~ociation~ra
Republican Club to Meet The Re-
publican Prosperity club will hold a
meeting tonight m the county court
room Members ni the Young Mems
Republican club are being urged to he
present as well IS the ASSyrian Re-
publican club. Various suggestions re-
garding the getting OUT Of a full vote
will he made and discussed.
Chalmers Agents Coming-Automo-
bile dealers handling the Chalmers car
will come here luk IL from through.
M, the state 10 meet Paul Smith, vie.
pfcS,den, Of the selling division. and
other officials oi the company " K.
Beale, special representative of thu
Chalmers company. stated that the con
ven,,on probably would he the larges,
~ automobile men ever held in the
| state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Jewelry at soc

Are there some things you were
looking for in Jewelry' Spoons
beads, knives, rings. bracelets and
the like a special sale today IN o,H
lewelry department OF values up to
500 for SO Come early TO get
what you are. looking for MAN
Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07

.o1ably liberal government among the
Cnlncsc. ,hc lguoted Il, on thl, sub
irct
As far back as 1892 Japan dlsplaye !
interest IN the Philippine. Her acti".
ltlcs with respect to the Hawaiian
stands va, the cause Of their lnhab-
irAn,S' final most urgent. and success
liul appeal to the United States for an
ucvatiou
japan protested against rhi, auuc>a
ton She never ha, withdrawn the
protest.
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Leader To Yellow Race

Her population has been increased
Us that of Cofcl and soon will he hy
that ~ Mau,huria, NJ S%hautunc. and
probably that y other Chinese prov
wgc, As we'll The yellow people,
everywhere have been stirred mp
against the white and taught to look
10 Japan as their leader
Grca, Britain IS helpless in the Pa
rihc because oi the necessity 10 keep
her fleet in European waters to pro-
tee, herself France has never had
me sea mower necessary ~ exert de.
f',i,c influence ~ Pacific affairs
The United States through ~, pos.
Sd. sion oi Alaska the Hawaiian
islands. Panama. Samoa. and the Phil.
irpluc,. has the possibilities Of con.
troll Of pa,ah, trade route, which We
do no, begin to appreciate, hut which
the japanese thoroughly appreciate and
would make considerable sacrifices Ia
obtain them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Seires Many Islands

Since the beginning OF the rrcSen,
Var sbo hd,Csrizss a nuwhcra9i Islands
in orHs y pirtFcr her tradt snd terI
','oridt ambition, However. the great
powers n each case prevented her.
With the breaking ont oi the present
w.r Japan took advantage Of the sit
ration to ou,, Germany from Shanrung
province hy capturing T,ln- Tao AMI
taking over all German concessions
She gave out she would return this
territory ~ China However. 1t IS still
100 Japanese hands
The Russians have becu driven back
from a position directly mcnaclng her
and compelled 10 recognize Japanes;
territorial and commercial ambitions
ir China Germany has been, clint.
hatci from the Pacific Her only pos.
Sible oriental rival. China. has been
divided against itself and - practical
ly in japanese hand, European and
American trade has already been put
loo a position where u cannot compete
with Japanese trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Guest Towels SC Each

Guest sire, heavy cotton hucL
Towels with pink and blue borders
these are towels that we regularly
sell al l2isc; today special at s,
each
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Selfe, Gefman TerfitotY.

Japan had a great deal to do with
the Chinese revolution and on Jeyrral
occasions tried 10 take advanNsse OF
The disturbance by obtaining Orca,
Pri'ain'S consent TO the carrying out
ct her program Of almost complete in.
reference IN Chinese altair, In spite
IT our iuIcrrS, m the open door and
u the successful c,'ahl 'hmcnI vt fcs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Boys Shirts
19c and 39c

Boys Shirts, sport and military
collars. Soc value. joc 1Sc value.
Zoe all oolors and stripe, Main
Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Embroidery
Looms at 1Oc

: 10 q IN width. regular 1Oc
and $50 values. today at l0c sd.
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alton convention and W. IL Gadd to the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-03-02
AVOCA

There will be preaching in the M. p,
church Sunday evening by Rev. Van.
Doren, pastor
Mrs. Reid Mericle and Mrs. q. b.
Mcdonald were in Port Huron Mon
day and Tuesday attending meeting
of the Royal Neighbors.
Mrs. +. Frank was in Port Huron
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White were
In Peck the first of the week TO see
her brother, Elton Engel, who is sick.
g. Ii. Turner visited in Detroit over
Sunday.
Florence Large and Mrs. Geo. Il.
Maplethorpe spent Wednesday last at
Ypsilanti.
A severe storm struck here Wednes.
day night.
Mrs. Alex Stevens visited Mrs. o. b.
Mcdonald this week.
Mrs. G. w. Locke is quite sick. DR.
Pollock is in attendance.
G. ID. Kook and IL. M. Wadsworth
were in Port Huron last Friday on
business.
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Roseburg School Notes.

Shinney is the popular game among
the boys. 1t keeps the girls busy keep
ing out of the way.
Exams this week. Questions sent out
by Commissioner Mussleman.
Contest in department between boys
and girls begins this week.
This month has begun wrong. 1t
would be so nice IL parents would get
up fifteen minutes earlier and get their
children to school in time. Please CO.
operate with the teacher along this line.
The sixth graders begin the study of
history this next week.
Oliver Denman has returned to school.
The third and fourth grade hygiene
class are, studying the heart. The 9Th
graders are having general review of
percentage.
Honor roll for February:-Sth grade
Burnice Bailey, Marie Wellman, Reset
Ia Gingrich, Roy Donnenworth; 9Th
grade, Mary Dafoe, Julia Rector, Verna
Smith; 4th grade, Donald Webb, Velma
Hunt, Howard Smith; Bird grade, Edna
Rector, John Hunt, Roland Mortimore
Harold Sischo; I'd grade, Hugh Webb.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-03-02
EAST kENockEE.

There was no preaching services at
the Allen church last Sunday on &C
count of the death of the infant son of
Rev. and Mrs. Firth. The funeral was
held at Avoca on Monday at one o'clock.
Interment in Spring Hill cemetery.
Rev. Firth and family have the SYM
patty of the entire community in the
loss of their little one.
Mrs. Charley Wahl, who underwent
an operation in the hospital in Port
Huron last Wednesday is doing nicely
and will soon be able to return TO her
home. Her many friends here are
glad to hear such favorable report of
her condition.
Mr.. Pfeifer and son Fred were called
to Adrian last Friday on account of
the death of their only son and brother
who has been i'll for long time. hey
have not yet returned.
Mrs. j. Glyshaw jr. is in Port Huron
this week having her eyes treated.
j. Morgan was a business caller in
Port Huron last Monday.
Mrs. 5. Finlon will have an auction
sale at her farm here on Wednesday,
March 9Th. She will move with her
family to Detroit.
Mrs g. Menzies aud daughter Min.
ME spent Saturday in Port Huron.
Mrs. Alex Balmer has gone to see
her sister, Mrs. Simmons near Detroit
who has been i'll for the past few
months. She expects to remain for
two weeks.
Mrs. A. Morgan still continues very
i'll at the home of her parents here. DIR.
Yuill of Yale was again called on
Monday.
A number from here attended the
meeting of the Farmers Club at Spring
Hill last Wednesday. About 60 were
present and ali enjoyed the program.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-03-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lave him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDINe, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, Testi.
monials sent free. Price, Too per bot.
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for oonstipa'
inn