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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
Money.

Call money on the New York Stock
Exchange ruled at 2s per cent. The
highest rate was pa per cent.
For time money there was. as might
be supposed, very little new demand.
Business consisted mainly in renew
ais. Rates were unchanged from the
day before at 4 70 AZ per cent for
industrial money" meaning loans on
the pledge of all industrial securities
as collateral, and at TO 3is per cent
for loans on mixed collateral. ninety
days.
Commercial paper was active at sx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF The
Secretary 81 State. IS:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued IN duph-
cate hereby certiaes that the
LONDON THEATRE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED,
domestic stock corporation. has hied n
this ONCE on this 2gth day % July, 1915.
papers for the voluntary disso zion OK
such corporation under section --l OF ms
General Corporation Law, and that x APP
pears thererrom that such corporation hss
complied with said section IN order 10 %
dissolved
WITNESS. my hand and the seal Of
Office Of the Secretary of state. al the Ciy
Of Albany. this twenty -nintn
fSeal Of day Of July one thous@na
Secretary OF nine hundred and sixteen.
State1 c. W TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary of staten
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against tns
above named corporation are directed %
present the same forthwith az the once o.
John Kenneth Byard. Attorney. No. NV
broadway. New York CITY y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
FEDERAL RESERVE PROFITS
A Statement of Earnings for the First
Half of This Year

Hal1 or ms lear.
Washington, Aug IA consolidated
statement of the twelve Federal Reserve
banks for the first six months of the
present year shows that earnings were
Sl,824 1876 and aggregate current ex-
penses for the same period sl,0l9,926
This leaves a surplus available for
dividend distribution of ss04,5l0, or at
the rate of 90 per cent upon a total
pa.d-in capital for all the banks of
S54,S54O 900 reported as at close of bust
ness June 80, 1916. All OF the Federal
Reserve banks except st. Louis earned
their current expenses for the first six
months of the present year Five Of
the banks have already paid dividends.
Four Federal Reserve banks have
slightly increased discount rates during
July. Rates for bankers acceptances
have shown frmer tendency.
Gold held in the gold settlement fund
and Federal Reserve agents fund
reached a new high point on July s,
when the aggregate of the two funds
was sos, 500,0 00. Heavy Withdrawals
have since been made by the Federal
Reserve banks in order 70 make pay
ments TO the Treasury on account OF
withdrawal of government deposits, the
total amount thus handled through the
fund between July 10 and July 20 hav-
ing been s34,500, 900, which included re-
payment by the Federal Reserve banks
Of Richmond, Atlanta and Dallas OF the
$4,000 900 special deposit placed with
them in September, 1918.
The Federal Reserve Board states as
10 the effect of the new clearing system
that it is much too early TO make COM
plete report further than 70 say that,
generally speaking, the clearing opera
tions were started on July 10, with
very little friction. and the number OF
checks handled ia increasing daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Aug i.-Ths condition Of ths United
States Treasury At tho close Of business to-day.
Net balance IN general fund. $3.50. l9i s21: total
ordinary receipts to-day. ,2isaI5s; total erdin.,
payments to-dsy. s2.o2s $50.
The deficit nj, fiscal year Is So. 500 77s ss.ins,
dencit Of 1891 1872 last year exclusive Of Pan.u.
Canal and public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
Why the Passion for
Prophecy is Cold
i'm Pittsburgh.
II Is RecOnciIed to the Fact
That Anything Can Hap
pen, and People Are
Case-Hardened.
Pittsburgh, July 81.

The passion for prophecy is cold
in Pittsburgh. Everybody says,
with a tinge of relief: 1--WE think
we have gone over the peak" But
nobody pretends to be sure. Prece-
dent is vain thing and clalrvoy-
ance is improbable. 1t has been
seen that anything can happen.
Pittsburgh thought she knew
something about peaks and hollowa
in the uncertain course of business
and how TO take the shocks OF
transition from one to the other
For panics and booms she had the
contempt of familiarity. She made
no mystery of Wall Street. She
preferred always to be wrong IN
her own way, even in stocks. 1t
was supposed that nothing could
surprise her. She supposed It,
There we're yet few things that
contained the presumption of i'm
possibility. There was one thing
business could not do. 1t might
leap from peak to peak, it might
lie in two hollows at once, but 1t
could not loop-the-loop. Then it did
precisely that. 1t turned upside
down in the air.
1T was a very valuable expert
ence." said one of the bankers.
Nothing can ever take us an
awares again. We're bomb proof,
case-hardened and resigned. If it
happens again. or if it unhappens,
it's all the same. We're prepared. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
NOTHING HAPPENED.

Business on the curb was suspended
yesterday afternoon for half an hour
while brokers watched an aeroplane
lowering over the financial district
Wien prices failed TO rise anywhere
near the vicinity OF the aeronaut busi-
ness was resumed The aviator de-
parted peacefully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
sToCE oIoTATION TELEGRAPH co,

NOTICE is hereby given that The aanli!
meeting OF the stockholders Of the ss0es
Quotation Telegraph Co. will be heia ~
Wednesday. August 3. 1910 az u 80
"a Beaver street, seventh moor, borousn
OF Manhattan. New York. for the ele.' -
OF directors for the ensuing year, arc -
such other business connected VIE W..
srsirs Of the Corporation as may be pre-
sented for consideration.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS viii be eIo'ss
at II NJ on July %. 1915, and open 's
WILLIAM n HURST President
ESMOND p. OBRIEN, secretary.
New York. July IS. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF TIE ANEHs. 81.
can Cotton on Company, on AuTisi /. ~ ,es,
Glazed quarterly dividend OF one pel -. 10
- Common stock o.; tho Company. pAyAas =,
,.,,s., 1915 az the Banking House o, 49,
ISaisr s 90. 50 cedar Street New ior -. 4
TO holders Of record % suea 'coSA :" Wv
m. stock TrAasfer Books Of ths Como.'
not be closed. - .,.. s.s.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
i y JUsTTs 2 Ralph se-rN ~
..r.., a NNERs TOBACCO co.

81 LOUIE No. july I'M, t'9..-t
A quarterly dividend OF three per car's
fse.l vas this day declared upon the 80.
mon stock Of Llggett & Myers IoD"tsis
t,o,,,nanv. payable on September isi ~.
>, Common stockholders of record 81
close Of business on August l9ih' Wv
checks will be mailed.
S'0NN y, r ANDERSON Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GlyEN
that a special meeting u ne s,ocn
holders OF the Baldwin shipping Compsv
of-ces o, the company. - STATE street
New York city. State OF New YORK on ~
18th day OF August. A. d. 1915. az rs
FOR the purpose OF voting upon a propJs
sition that such corporation Dc iortnN'Stt
dissolved BY order Of the Board o.
EDWARD C. sTRoHM
CHARLES 6 ENTINSS
AUGUSTA r. EGEL,
injector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02

Bank Exchanges.-The days clear
ings at New York and other cities, com
pared with those of the corresponding
day Of year ago, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02

deed, the falling away Of war orders
was pleasing to bankers and to most
of the large manufacturers. 1t was
better, obviously, that the artificial
and transient war business should
nstten out gradually than that 1t
should 20 on full set to the end and
then let down with a thud. Thuds
enough are expected in any case.
After This.
Pittsburgh is not publish" on the
state Of industry after the war.
Neither is she "bearish." She is
negative. She will wait to see what
happens. Nobody knows. That is
the word her bankers bring back
from Wall Street. They ask in the
great places what the wars effects
will be on the supply Of capital and
the rate of interest, whether Europe
will be able to compete for trade
more intensively than before, and IN
general what one should think safe
to borrow from the future; and the
answers are so varied and contra
dlctory that the Pittsburgh banker
returns, saying: "They don't know
any more than we do. We can think
as we like"
Never before was Pittsburgh so
we'll fortified to take what comes in
q philosophical spirit. Never was
she so rich in pocket. 1--WE can
stand lot Of depression" banker
raid. at would take a lot to worry
us, after the profits we have made
And perhaps never before anywhere
were sudden and fantastic profits so
carefully handled. Those that had
floating debts have paid them OH.
Those who were borrowers have
ceased to be, and are deposltors
only. Those who were in want OF
capital for new construction have
extended their plants and enlarged
their equipment out Of profts-and
have written it off the books as If 1t
cost nothing. This has been the
way of both corporations and indi-
viduals. A number Of corporations
whose financial state was dubious
before are now solvent beyond catas-
trophe. 1t is hard to lend money IN
Pittsburgh, so rapidly have borrow
crs paid off their long-term loans
out of profits, and SO enormously
have they increased their cash bal
ances at banks. Never had so mucr
money TO be sent away from Pitts
burg to be employed in commercial
PAPER and call loans and invest
ments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
JEFFERSON & CIEARF1ELD CoAh
a IRn< COMPANY.

A dividend OF TWO and one-hsf per cen1
has been declared on the preferrsa ,s,C
~ ms company. payable August 10;
=, s,cckboiders u record August ,, ~
~ GEORGE II. CLUNE TresslI.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
To Speak of 1914.

Even now, when men speak OF
the autumn of 1914, they hold
their breath. The hoops burst and
the bottom fell out, without the
slightest premonitory sound. 1t
was very CHASTITY case. There
had been no way Of foreseeing it
Those who had played the game all
their lives and knew the hazards
end how to have protection against
them-they were caught like all the
rest. However, there was a spirit
shout it. Nobody could help it and
it was so bad and general that the
victims were able to detach them
selves and view the calamity with
that strange enthusiasm which all
Of US secretly have for the very
worst. Then everybody was
cheated. The worst never had time
to happen. That was where busi-
ness turned upsidedown in the air.
Within a year the whole produc-
tive capacity of the Pittsburgh dis
trict was engaged. That meant a
new peak in production, as capacity
since the last boom had been
greatly enlarged. Within eighteen
months orders began to be turned
away. 1t was not the volume OF
business alone that overcame the
imagination. The prices were un-
believable. AS the books began to
fill up with war orders, manufact-
urers began to ask prices which
they thought would discourage buy
ing. and the buyers were undls-
couraged. Then they began to ask
prices which they intended to be,
and thought were prohibitive; and
still the buyers were undiscouraged.
Never had there been a customer
like this-one whose wants were
Unsuitable and TO whom prices was
no object.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02
MEETINGS.

QUARTERLY MEETING q n. Aa'Tws .., i ~ 81
i nap''so' A-' C u. scHATFaEA -" =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-02

haps, it thinks, it is the rowing,
whimsical nature of miners.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

SDn banife Observation-Disclosures beier=
|terebe. 6orleoen Scot CT / Gplge
~&ipbcnbobn" iDp banlfe Marinelol=
oater 6~elerterebe fra Srlogsbnrftet
| &jpbenbabn. Sire bprte til paa
~Seoer 5fram", to b6rer til l1r16er=
ban6sbaabenes Man6ffab, meoens
SEN 1pben6e bar on1 8or6 paa Sci
neffibet u2os1en". Ser er 1amtibig
|forlbun6et EN- &aab, 1om mar me-
ner, at Sfibet bar benDttet be6
|Slugten.
9p6sfalb. Sobrifont &ilbelm
|2pngreen / &igbenbabm er ofgaaet
|bD De6eal. S en- long Marreffffe
I6reb Ben Mf6goe en- 11eget flor 8irf-
fombe6 / D6enle og ff%u11gereoe Tom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07
BET peitinbilfc &ompasni. Sen

Bet neitinbiifc &ompagni. Ser
fBr1h 5eftio1 al Set peltir6iite
&ornpagnis @obneanlGs poo ct
5bomos meb BERTH bpre11oe for
ifienigarfeoe Mnleg ct MI fGr6ia
Ill at tnges / 8rug.
De 9berbeel1er, lon bor funoet
5teb angaae1toe &abneanlegget&
fernntioige Drift, bar gibet til &C.
iultm, at Set beitin6iife &ompagnis
5orranl, lom er | bioelt mulige
Molnaf1ri11g at 6raee international
9a11oa og Sfibsfart til ct. 5bo=
mos, beblt fremmeS beo, at Sdfa=
BET nntnger Sorm Of ct lofalt Sob
relellfab % bebo1 at MniDar og &lig=
ter fmDtHes M 5tebet. 8eltprelies=
raaoef og Generalforiamlingen bar
Derpua beotagd at forlegge Siem=
1feoH for Set %Deitinoiife &ompogni
ira RigberbnDn til ct. Momas
sBeIfDreNesrunoH % Direfteren faa1
berefter Spbe pan ct. Gbomos.
4 s Dberensitemmelie bermc0 ba1
set m,iDIIertibbige @e1tprellesraao 11eo:
Inafs Il Manrbm, % @eneralforlam=
Iingen bar baIgt ct MT 8eltprelies:
rano, be1taoerbe Of @ubernpr 8. 6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07
Billy
VINTERLESNINC

!. 70 imuffe, folorereoe Tlao
Yoittort> repreienteren6e L..
g. Mmerifa, 9onmorf> Morqe,
Sberrig, Sinlano, Sronfr1q,
noroiife &onger, oip. Z.
Hniberial Bicture @alleri, in,
0eboloen6e 20 folorereoe Soft
tort | pragtful6e Tarber, re-
prelenteren6e. bergmte baan0=
maleoe Malerier> 2on6fober,
fra De imuffeite Ggne / Nor=
0el 1amt @rat11lotions=, Sui
og Nptoarsfort, etc.
;. SH. Somilie Sournol. gn eI,
ore balb Aorgomg al 8looet.
Sig 500 8ogli6er.
|. Su. 5amilie Sournul ID Moo.]
neoer til Sanl1or 1917. Dette]
8lao nofommer bber Maaneo1
I tort 16=iioig Tormat og in,
0eboloer 5ortGllinger> Mobel.I
ler> 9igte, @ioerofier, go6e|
Haao> Mnef6oter, oip. On Mar-1
gang er Zig 1000 8ogiioer.
}. 9enrif Sbiens beremte Diqt]
5erle @igen meo Torfotterens
8ilIe6e.
Ut elegant paitel Moleri 500.
anerfe m6 &a1enoer for 1864
1ant en- 2i1te ODER flere tulinoe|
1nteresiante og beroiful6e So.
ger 1om MT ielges til betpoe,
llg %neofatte &riier. Mt bette:|
lenocs enbber, iom ien6er osl
81 ee11ts / Il. 6. T:imerfer
el1er 90. .. Eil Canada 90
EUROPA er &riien 70 Gents
Mgenter gnifes..
3asmnsien &nblil6iua g.,
7S2 soutb 4t5 @treet,
Minneapolis, Miuu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

|gftermio6ag ct l1beIb, Der iffe. Ct
fprcfo1rmef fi0ligere / 5totsbaner-
neg Siitorie. 5turmen iprpngte
1entlig Sifferbeos &oblinge11 paa
en- SernbaneDogn nleo &onierpes,
llpngeoe 1en al 5poret og belte0e
ben. gognen fit en- Del 8elfabigel-
fer, mems Jprgen ielp life tog Sfo=
DC, ligeio1 irrge11 Menneifer bar i
Sore.
Gn &ibebprger meo @orm Ben
@amle til Stamfaoer, 6ornu1roen
for ~Siitoriif Sanfuno for Ooenle
90 Msiens slmter" bor fprt frc,n
for Sffentligbe0en at en- fpnif
@oarbejerife, gnfefru &online Ssses=
len, fpot 8aibtlpp fun fore fin
|StamtaDlc tilbage til Song Corn
Dem @omlc, ,og bon gootgipr set
beo at anfsre 80 Slegtleo. S set
rs. SEQ, lom er nemlte .&ol1line
Sessions Iipoloefeore, beb6er Monl=
Den @eter bon &11lt5, og fra EFT 81
|oegren fra 6cnne @Iegt itommer
|@roper Bllt5 | &ibe, al bbis 6pll=
ner Ell CT Barrier / Mibe % en- /
Brn1nminge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

|igiem meo Dine 5pcialoemoffrotter,
liza, loo % &c paa Dem, men boob
|er bet! - leg ipnes finn Ser ct 8,
@aar bar Der 10 10?
So, flyer Drenge1l Sc andre bor
|faaet 9ine Scot, % 6a'r iugoe, at
lao bar DC life mere Socinloemo-
|froter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07
3ullxn1.

&c neite TolfetbineSbalg. 6olfc-
t9111as'no11o @rpnborg bar meooelt
tine @elgere, at ban for beore at
t''1ne ionnlc fig ON fin @eiifolegier=
11ng moo 1tnola6e at itiIle fla iqien
beo Oct foreitooe,oc 6%olfctbings=
bolg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07
||'D!a)nmark. =

&elmeg=2arlen, &ipbma1D 2ocf=
,bar0t, &jpbma16 2uge, &igbmono
|&borien og @anf6irefftt6r 5cbocf:
i@pber, 1annt &aptajn $. g. @erg,
iom 0esuoen CT uonepim1t. I'LL domini=
,1trere1t0e Dircfter. Mlle oiSie Ser
rersbdr @opnt paa st. bolttas.
Gen internatipnaIe Gfptte- l1niun
pplpit. Gr9itoc11tcn for bc11 inter
rationale 5fptte= l1nipn bar no1enot
Spprgeifemoer til Sc 81 @ationer,
|ocr ito0 lon1 Meolemn1er al sen ir=
tcr11ntipnole SfDtte*l 1nin1, for al
|fao &larbeD noer, ON maj pnifeDe
unionel1 oplplt pna @runo al Ser
I0ensfrigen. Mne &ationer 11nbtaget,
|llngarnL 5erbien, &o,1a6o % Yer11
bar mt iparet. Sor Oplpsning ltrofs
itenlte 10 Motioner: @elgie11, eng
laro, Jinlano, Trorrfrig, @rGfen=
lanb, StalienL &ortl1gnl> Gplflon6,
9itrig % Merico; imob Splpsning
ltcn1te 5: 9aamarf, Spejts, Gber=
rig, SC 6or. 5toter % Mrgentina.
|9ollm16 foreilog at no lGttc 5age1
til efter &rigc1, % 5ponie11 erfla=
reoc, at BET af 9u1lpn til %9ecutroli=
teten il1lttebe Jig til CT epetltuel Mo=
ioritet. Danffe Sfptters pribote sSpr=
ening, ser repreienterer Dol1mnrf
i l%1nione1t, ilutteoe Jig ibrigt til
|9ollonos StonDpunft ON ltointeIz
|fe til otter &rigen og forellog. at Ia
De DC ncl1tralc 2n11oe miblerti0igt
baretugc l1nioa1er1s SS%nteresler. Sill
6ennc Sanfe Dar og1oo Scbpei5 og
Sberrig il1ttet fig; mcn @ei1tltotet ct
'altIao blcpet, at llnioi,en CT ilaoct
i @tpffer.
n%nioncns 8anoreprna1icr % Mr=
fit bil forelpbig blipe opbeporet /
6ranfrig. Scr CT to r>eget fojtbore
@an6reprpmier, uMrgentino=@ofo=
len", Der CT labet of @11lo= % 5plp=
mpnter og pejer 80 &c., og u2po,1=
er=Bofolen", bDortil bbrer CIT vgDl=
.oen &og" til Optegnelle af bbert
Mars 1eirenoc geotion % 8eroens=
1ne1 tre11cs Rnn1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

aulliberet meb en- Mine. Grc
|&u6fjebing me06eles, at tre1nolte1
|@fonnert ~2aurit5" al Gburg> &up=
ITEM 9um al @trDne> ct / Gplge in6=
|lgbet Telegram til 5trp11p inbbrogt
It'll Narnsgate efter at bore folli=
6erct noeo en- @inc. 5fonnertens
|5frog bleb e11 0el beifo6igt be6
Smmenltp6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

&aptain @etteritrpms arigsfors.
Sen berbpren6e frantic MiIitprot%
tacbe, Barron Oberit EapIor, aflog=
Be fornDlig officieH 8eieg bos Den
beo Den franfte 6ront fal6ne. Sop
,tnip @eterlitrems Tprnloxe IL oeres
:HaIie Der / 8pen. 9a,1 operrotftte
Sanilier1 &rigsforid, iom @aptajr
@~etter1trem bnbbe faaet til6eIt beo
5ronten, iamt BEN o%fficieIle Meo6e=
ldfe ON Sen at @aptoinen ubpilte
&on6rite. s en- Eale 1,6trpfte ban
fin &egjerings 8eflagelie. al Set
Gab,. man bonoe li6t beo aoptoj=
mems 0p6.
Baron Eablor, Ser for nblig er
fommet til &igbenbotm font Wfili=
terottocbe> bor beo 6enne 2ejItgbe0
6en lamn1e 9eforation, io1n ban
bar faoet til6elt be6 6ronten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

Ssostalo. Sllltitsrooo, @porefos-
1eo1rettpr 6. Beterien i Monocrs CT
.af9oaet bed Deoe1,, 81. Mor gan1=
mel. 9en @foe6e bar / mo,,qe Mor
Antsn1lomegtig / @a116ers oa sFor-
l1gsm9gler og .befleotc 6eS1,oe11 fle=
re andre Gilio8bperp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

Ntajort Sntueler=9lHare. @aaro=
|e1er Sbrgenfen al 2an9ogergooro,
Der bar implieeret / CIT 9ma1qfer;
4ttGre, 1om oreieoe fig ON en-. 40
fmlgling at nogle @effte Wcl, hor
mi I archaeological b%eotoget en- Bebe
''paa 200 Ser. Fl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

Tra Sranebjerg (Snnsp) mcb0e=
les, at @rbejosmo>1o Ole Mono al
fit / Morges UNDER Dir
.bejoe bos @%anroeier 81. S. 8onoe
al Selfinggaar6e ct 2rampeonfalo
.og folot / Mpo6ingpelen, bbor ban
.or11fneoe, in6en Ger font 6olf til
.5te6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07

! Gu &nfcrne=8ranb. = 6orle6e1,
Meorgen liot ODER Mionat op0agc0es
Ser / Sl6 / 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&alerne paa Mrtilleribej / &ipben=
bo11b. Sloen por opltaaet / en- flor
Salmitof, Ser lao tnt op 90 ct So
oermagaiin, Sloen bre0te fig b1lrtigt
til Wagaii11et, Oct / 2pbet of fort
So Dor om1pGn6t al 2ucrne. SEQ
WeotorIpreitcnS Mnfom1t bar Situa=
tionen ret tr11enoe, i6et @nilter fra
8aalet true0e me6 at anten6e Sc
nerliggen6e 8pgninger. Be6 Goti=
oen bar @agofinet ct Tlmnmebob.
Soruoen al &nlmen brenote Der for
ca. 10000 &r. Mois % Sabre %
Ell MGng6e l1niformer, iom bor op-
magife1ereoe / 8pgningen. Sloc1
menes at barc pao1at.
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For godt Haar.

Frances Aida siger:
Mrs. Mason's Old
English Hair Tonic
og Shampoo Cream"
er i allie Maader ms
get tilfredsstillende.' -
- Frances Aida.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-07
Mrs. MASON'S
OH EngltBh
HAIR TONIC
OG SHAMPOO CREAM"

er de to Preparater, som benytte-
des at Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Specialist,
we'd Haarfrisuren l Vanderbilts Fa-
mile, Hertuginden af Marlborough,
Nine. Melba, og Selskabsdamerne /
New York, London og Paris, SOM
bevidner diets O~verlegenhed for
tyndt, affaldende, svagt, stivt, split
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TprnlDftet. Sra Natffob me66e=
re5, at ben ca. 50=onrige @talbforl
|Senien paa &erre @ploenbierg Ct
poa Bel fra fit Silent til @anr6en
|forulpffef. Senlen> Der leo al Sig.
falo, er folben me6 M1lligtet / @ne=
Ien og. families 1enere at fin Some.
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@enerulen fjprte / @rpftem. Do

VeHtlulCH lJpT1c WrP1lcH. Tu
@e1erolmaior ellis @olff og to
StabSofficerer fornplig inipicere6e
paa Mosfiloe=g gnen, 1fete ser ct file
ubelo pe6 Sorfiloltr11p Mpllc. Der
bar 5ne paa 8ejen, og iom Splge
beraf g1e6 Set enc 8agbiul al 81
ficerernes Mutomobil / @rpfter1. De
tire Officerer fom intet til; men Ml>=
%tonobilen bleb 1aa poelogt, at 6en
maatte trmsportereS til &jpbcnbopn
pao Ell 2ulto1tomobil.
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Srntale 9Gstememb. 5logter Oil
loo1en og e1 o11oen Wan6' fra 8ei=
r11p er / oisfe Gage bIepcn it,61at
I 9ollteo arreit for at babe prpg=
let oereS Sooner. Sor @%illaoicn BIZ
Der bet / Selgc ~4ol6. MD." c1 me-
get olporlig @iitorie. Get ct, efter
booo Der CT oplpit 1,n6er 6orbpra,
aonlfe fabelogtigt, bpoo ban far
b11ot Den ulpffeligc Some. 5i6he
S1'1tcr bleb SilloOien 6pn1t for en-
llgne1loe 6orieclie; oe1ne Gag er
nctop t oiSic Gage for &pieltcrd.
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9rebt Spmanb. Sra luxembourg
lneooele5i at 5tpr1nono Son1en poo
|5fonnerten ~Sortuna" CT unoer
Bug1ering / Ge1nernbeltet blepen
|orebt al cn Srosle. @an bar bjcm=
m%eberenbe / Npfjpbing S.