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GEORGE CHEsEnRo' secr try
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR ,oMr>>,

i'f'f fNNfb Slp' llN ll'l.N'
~ Nassau street, New YORK.. De. Z. $500
\ Regular Quarterly DlNiirut ~
Of On. and one half Per cent uu 'r,
trrr"d Stoo& ~ this COMPANY htS
clared, payable ON December SO
Preferred stock huldcrs OF r".uft nt
close ~ business Drremhor ION .'i'.
Cheques win he ~r,.iie,t
.DIiS l. -itEER T.--.rr-.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MEXICAN CAR AND FOI>nR, 60

NcN orh, DtttmD't :, 1879.
PREFERRED CAPITAL. -
DlNlDEND No II.
\ dividend OF one ana thf-r-quar.Fs
per cent. IS 80 On the Preferred ~ra },
"i this COMPANY has this DAY been IL.
ciared. payable Monday. Januhry
Ia stockholders OF record at the g. -. .
business Wednesday, brUomhyr 10. ltlt
checks viii be mailed ~ the G,4.llHy
Trust Company Of New YORK
). :. DEI.ANO. Trtas4er
II. G. WICK. S",rc,trt.
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DAILY AVERAGES.

Balances reported yesterday were So. l.6. si2.
The Sub. Treasury was creditor to the Clear.
Ing House to the extent OF i.0t3. SOC. Federal
Reserve Bank credit balance. tlt, 100, 0se.
Banks GAINED from the Sub. Treasury Satur.
day 80. $4,000: gained since Friday, 81, O9e. 200
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. mar:
Chicago. lyc. discount: 81. Louis. lOc. dis
count bid. &c discount asked: San Francisco
loc. premium: Montreal. 3i,.c. Cincinnati.
par.
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NORTHERN FIFE LINE tOMrANi
"a Hruulway

New YORK. November %. '''
\ dividend Of $500 per shave l.s '..'
declared on the Capital stock ~ this '.H
pany. payable January 3, 1917. t. =
holders of record at the close ~ l4rIn =
December 10. 1916.
All communications regarding p-tN-
or change OF address shouli ~" s,U' .n g.
undersigned not later than Dc,"mH"r
1916.
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THE DELAwARE 4 HUDSON ,oMr,>,

NV N0rk, NONoWh0r =, ~
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND y
QUARTER (2i.'G PER CENT ur 't-
capital stock Of this COMPANY viii 70, 70 I
AT the Office of the Company, 80 N"r-'.
Street, In this city. on aud after " p =
day. Dec. 90. 1915. to Stockholders % 10
ord AT close Of business to-day.
BY order Of the Board ~ Manages
CHARLES \. WALkER, Trst- Irer
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TINE MOEEY-Market steady and dull
Rates for mixed loans ranged from ie for
maturtties OF from sixty days to six mont hs.
h.ec for sixty and ninety days and W for six
months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Ma rket Arm. Rates
OF fS for sixty to ninety days and of 90 for
Tour. hve and six months were noted. For
spot delivery prime eligible accept ances Of
member banks were quoted at 2hM2ne for
thirty days. .tlW2S% for sixty days and 2iia
2itSs for ninety days. Eligible non. member
banks about = higher. Ineligible bank bills
ranged from ~ N 2LG
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ELECTIONS AND MEETI>Gs,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEfrIN
TEN\S LAND IklSJ.

To the, crrtiieAtc holders unl'r g.
ton of Trust mad" bN Nmu, Il -.
Alexander j, Mayer, dated ItrII''
1853, referring 10 certain idui- a.
said declaration described.
You will please tab" uotl." tht' '.
In said declaration Of trust "a "|"
ths certificate holders thrr"uipIrr NN.
called hv the trustees tor MuuttN
end, lsl7, at : O',lo,k /. N H
Of the Nashville Trust 60. N,sHt.
Said moAtiuc mas he a~dlopru'd e.
IL iaN aud from place to pit,"
nose ~ the proposed Wr'itrt
ttuste" to Su,,rci Nlltla'g u
resigned, and to act IN #u,h HN"''
may he d%.r(rnl." IN p~rurC,u1u. .'
business OF tho trust
b. order OF rrustrrs
vM. ~ SlAN'l,-
J. II. PEBBLES
- Tt4s p
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AMERICAN CAR AM toi>nK, 60.
New Norh, December Z 4.lH,
MIN LAllII Al slL IL q

N'W TVTh1 Ut TTTTTT Z INV
COMMON CAPITAL. STO,T
plNlbEND 80. 81.
\ quarterly dividend ~ one pc U"n.
t'eb and an extra dividend of ure per
cent. b'ol on the Common stock = ms
Company has this day been declared pay
able Monday, January |. 1917, to .'.,E.
holders Of record at the close of nIs.r-.s
Wednesday, December 10, lal6
Checks VIII be mailed by the GIattlf'
Trust Company OF New York
;. :. DELA\O, Treasurer,
ii. e WICK. Secretary.
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THE SUN, TUESDAY

HonEkonr ......."..s.@ S5 500
Snanghat ........... 800 $500 $50
Approximate PARTIES Of above are: Hol.
land. ais cents: Italy. Greece and Switxer.
land. b1sk lire. drachmn and francs respec.
lively; Denmark. 51.t6 cents: Austria. c.0
cents; Denmark. Sweden and Norway. &c as
cents: Brazil. 32A cents: Argentina. paper.
t2t5 cents: Argentina. gold. 1.0365 pesos: In.
dis. scH cents, Japan. 4e.S cents.
CALL MONEY.
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SILVER PRICES,

cember. 1915. was 5+.9.c. an ounce: December.
1914. HsSc December. 1918. ~. 7sc. December
lgl:. IS SIC. Deccmber. 1911. 81 gOc.
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$16y0o0,ooo
Bethlehem Steel Company
Purchase Money and Improvement Mortgage $50
2O-Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Dstsd July la 1916
Authorized $50. 900. 900

DA %yI = 1915 interest January lx and July list Due July LIST 1885
Ashoi,d sb0OooOOO Outstanding $3l $4,000
Rd~mabt in whole or in pt at los md me~a on any interest dat.
$4,000 Coupon and registered bonds interchangeable.
Free Of Pennsylvania State Tax
BANKERS TRUST CO.. New York. ns.
From letter signed by Mr. E (. Grace President of the Bethlehem Steel Co.. copies Of
veh D i'll be FINISHED on ppGannp ne summarize as fohps:
These bond are the direct obligation Of heB Bethlehem Steel Company all Of whose stock e.
epdns directors share. is owned by the Bethlehem SL Corporation
They are secured by first mortgage on ahho go acres Of land at Sparows Point Md.
adjoining the land. on which the panows Point Aa plant and Arysu arc located: They are
also xcMd by first mupse on about 30 a> % land at Seehon Pa on which are located
the bridge shop the frog mdS witch shop the SemeSkay coke oven plant the general Office
building and the limestone qmuss rom which the sehon plant obtain" its supply Of this essential
raw MATERIAL
These properties ar. al owned by the Penn Mary Steel Co., substantially thu stock of which
10 owned by the Bethlehem Steel Co.
s5e. to 100000 underlying bad md bonds of subsidiary companies of which 1884.
900 mn in 1927 or enEr and $5550OOO nature in 1882. the Purha. Money and. I'M
povennt Mortgage Bonds are further secured by a monsAseI lien on all ohep hnua and rde estate
Of the Penn Mary Steel Co. including the Sparows Point OMd). Sson and Lebanon (P)
OF mbnday compane
About $6OOOOO0O will be spent within the next four yea, in extending these plants and diver
styling their products All of h" eamsons~ nbe covered by deP ucha. Money md improve
mt Mortgage.
reserved for rfundng and the bdAme against 75% of the cost of acquisitions additions. improve
mema. beMunen.a and extension" made after March la 1919
An smal sinking fund beginning July la 1919 equal to 2H% Of thee outstanding bonds n
to retire bonds at not exceeding lOj and interest
These bond as to keahns have been apprwd by our counsel JhnG Johnson Esq., and
George Wharton Pepper, Esq, copies of whose mon will be FINISHED pom request
Having sold the greater part oft this isus No offer the balance At
1907 and Interest, to yield about 1866.
Clark, Dodge & Co. Brown Brothers & Co..
NEW yoRk NEW YORK
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The volume OF business transacted in or
through New York on Saturday IL Indicated
by the TACT that bank clearings reported
lot allied St3a ang. AZ.
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BRITISH.
,PH N.ssS
RANGES OF DEMAND RATES.
FRENCH.
Par 6lsh francsD

ANGEs OF DEMAND RATES
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
CRITTENDEN FISCAL
COURT WAS INDICTED

Marion, KY. March 31.-The
grand jury at the present term of the
Crittenden county circuit court in
dicted the fiscal court of the coun-
ty for being interested and concern
ed in contracts for work to be done
and teams to be furnished for said
county in work on the public roads
and highways of said county,"
The indictment was returned un-
der section 1,S44 of the Kentucky
statutes making the fine for said Of
Tense from $500 to $1,000. The in
dictment was based upon an order
made by the fiscal court whereby it
purchased eight road graders for the
county. one for each magisterial dis
trict. and allowed $500 to be ex-
pended on the roads in each district
and then appointed themselves as
supervisors of said roads, grading in
their respective districts at salary
of so per day.
The members of the court are:
F. NJ. Davidson, Fl. S. Wheeler, T. A..
Yandell, L. N. Sisco, Charles T. Ri
ley, w. T. Terry. C. B. Woody and
c. c. Walker.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
MOTHER JUMPS INTO A
LAKE WITH HER CHILD

Greenville, Penn, March 81
With her daughter Maude. years
old, in her arms. Mrs. Murray Eng
fish, 80, of Erie, Penn, committed
suicide at the home of her father at
Hadley, near here, this morning by
jumping into small lake.
The child was drowned with her
mother.
English conducts summer hotel
at Hadley and had taken his wife
and child there lately for the wom-
ans health, her mind being partly
affected. This morning they were
missing, and when a search was
made the bodies We're found, the lit
tie girl being tightly clasped in the
arms of her mother.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN
RETURNS STOLEN CASH

Richmond, Ind, March 81
Twenty-Five years ago as ]. n. Bald
win, then a huckster, was driving to
his home. 1 3 miles north of here, he
was held up by three masked men
and robbed of $35, tlie robbery. oc-
curing just at dusk on the public
highway and in sight of his home
There was no clew and the case was
dropped without investigation
Baldwin, who seven years ago
moved to Cowan, near Muncie, and
now is travelling as an evangelist.
has received a letter sent from Ha-
gerstown, Ind, in which S35 was
Enclosed. The letter read:
Here is your money. l want to
get this from my mind and get clear
of this sin. All these years. since |
helped to rob you, have been years
of hell. | was but 16 years old. and
bad company got me into it. The
gun l pointed at you while the other
two highwaymen robbed you was a
pocket knife.
you said, oh, my Cod Now ]
have said that same many time
since in my prayers for forgiveness
The other two who helped are still
living, but neither helped me make
this good to you
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
SUES FOR FAILURE no
DELIVER TOBACCO CROP

Paducah, KY, March 31.-The
first of series Of suits for alleged
violation Of contracts for tobacco
crops was filed in Magistrate C. w.
Emery's court here by the Hodge
Tobacco Company against ], r. Hall
The plaintiff charges that Hall
signed written contract to deliver
his tobacco crop to 1t at stated
price. The Hodge Tobacco COMPANY
asks that II be given a Judgment
for s42.50. the alleged difference
between the market price at the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05

anything, It is condemnation of the
President for not going to war with
Germany. At that time II was the
opinion of everybody---and certainly
the opinion of Germany-that she
was not only invincible but irresisti-
BILE on the field of Mars. Suppose
Wilson had protested Germans con-
duct of the war? What would have
followed? A war between the Unit
ed States and Germany, as certainly
as the sun rises to his course in the
East. Everybody knows that.
Then Mr.. Root is not sincere in
his condemnation of Wilson for not
challenging Germany, or he Is for
war with Germany. what follows
If this keynote is accepted by the
Republican party and Incorporated
in the Republican platform? The
issue will be the Democratic party
and peace against the Republican
party and war. All the lawyers in
Philadelphia and Elihu Root thrown
in cannot twist the thing so as to
have any other meaning.
Mr.. Root is from the East. So is
Col. Roosevelt. So is Joseph II.
Choate; so is James NJ. Beck; so is
Augustus p. Gardner; so is the New
York Tribune; and there is little
doubt that these reflect public opin-
ion in New York and Massachusetts,.
But that is not the opinion of the
country by long sight. and this
latter opinion is reflected by Wood
row Wilson. Ii is for peace and it
is for Wilson, both as tc his Mexican
policy and his policy in regard to
the war in Europe.
1t was Boss Barnes convention in
New York and Tom Plat never had
a firmer grip on the party than his
successor in the boss-ship now has.
1t is the chief ambition of Barnes to
defeat Roosevelt for the Republican
nomination, and Barnes it was who
ordered the expurgation of the com.
rllmentary reference TO Roosevelt
this here keynote" of the versatile
versatile Interpretation.
Now, whatever else Teddy may
be, he is a fighter. Suppose Barnes.
Crane, Penrose and all the other
bosses turn up at Chicago with
enough "handpicked" delegates to
steam-roll the convention? What
will follow?
This, and only this-Teddy will
bring out the Bull Moose and We
will have 1912 over again-unless
Teddy has turned mollycoddle.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
- o O O O @ O @ O @ G @ O O O
Q TRAGEDIES OF LIFE. @
o O G O O O 9 O o G o O O o q

The man struck a match to see II
the gasoline tank in his automobile
was empty. 1t wasn't.-Cincinnat
Enquirer.
The noted aviator attempted to
execute a new spiral sensation called
the cork screw fippity-nop. He fail
ed.-Youngstown Telegram.
The man looked down the barrel
of his gun and pulled the trigger to
see If it was empty. 1t wasn't
Charlotte News.
The man asked the girl to marry
him to see If she was engaged. She
wasn't.-Nashville Banner.
The man picked up an electric
wire to see if it was live one II
was.-Zanesville Signal.
The fellow took drink of the
stuff in the bottle to see II it was
poison. 1t was.-Marion Star.
The mouse left the hole to see il
Tabby had gone. She hadn't
Columbia State.
We asked the boss if he didn't
think il was time to boost our stip-
end. He didn't.-Macon Telegraph
The man set the alarm clock to
see if he couldn't beat his wife to
his trousers pockets. He didn't
Springfield Union.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubesl Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troublesf
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of SCOTS Emulsion to guard against
consumption which SO easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality OF
the blood; the glycerine in 1t soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
SCOTS is prescribed by the best special
sats. You can get 1t at any drug store.
scott 4 BOVINE. bloomfield. Nj.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
CAUGHT IN BARBER WIRE,
MAN DIES OF EXPOSURE

Myerstown, Penn. March 81
Missing since early Sunday. when
he started out over his extensive
farm, Henry Hicksenhiser. "a years
old, was found dead by searchers
fast in a barbed wire fence.
The aged man had attempted to
crawl through the fence, when his
clothing became caught and he was
gripped so firmly that he was unable
to extricate himself. The condition
of his clothing and marks in the
snow showed Hicksenhiser must
have struggled for hours in an at
tempt to free himself from the
barbs. only TO entangle himself the
more.
Thus entrapped. he slowly perish
ed from exposure, his face buried In
the snow.
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When Applied To Vital
Affairs Of Life.
TOO MUCH GUARANTEE WANTED
In Case of War Middle West
Would Furnish Bulk OF
American Army.
MANY ILLUsIONs HAVE FADED

Some patriotic Fasteners blame
everything unsatisfactory about the
state of the nation on the Middle
West. And that isn't all. Most Of
tie people who lay upon the Middle
West the responsibility forAmerican
pacifism, for the unreadiness of the
country to maintain its policies or
its honor, for the opposition to pre-
paredness," and for Congressional
pro-Germanism, are folks who have
never crossed the Alloghenies or the
Blue Ridge. And yet. in the event of
the United States really having war
on it's hands, the Middle West would
furnish the backbone of the neces-
sary American army-just as it
furnished the backbone of the Fed
eral army in the Civil War.
The one unfortunate feature in
the situation is, by our view. the i'm
piled confession of tendency to
wait for danger to mature, instead
of exercising fair degree of fore
sightedness. Some people want to
see the individual burglar, and have
him guaranteed as disturber of
their peace before they will take out
burglary insurance. During the last
few years we have heard a good deal
about this 'show me" spirit, this
I'm from Missouri spirit. That
spirit is the spirit which has bank
rupted railroads entering st. Louis
and not the spirit which built up
our Middle Vest. There wcul'l not
be a great railroad system in the
United States nor a great telephone
or telegraph system if the ''show
me-" the I'm from Missouri spirit
had dominated Jim Hill and the
men who went before him.
In France long before August,
1914, in England no less than in
France, voices were raised to warn
the nation that all things pointed to
a German attack. In both France and
England such voices as those of
Lord Roberts. Prof. Cramb and NJ.
Vergnet, author of France in Dan
ger,' We're discounted as mere hys-
terics. In those countries the I'm
from Missouri" spirit has cost
great many millions in money and
men.
Not that America is arming
against Germany. In our opinion an
American war with Germany now
or in the Droximate future is by no
means likely-and it is certainly
not wished for. Moreover, the likeli-
hood of that war ever happening will
be reduced almost directly in pro-
portion to the degree of Amer can
readiness for it. The outstanding
fact tomorrow will not be Germa-
ny's contempt for the United States,
but rather the fact that a great
many illusions have already gone
smash since August, 1914, and that
more of them will be smashed before
peace is signed at a great European
congress. Still other illusions. po-
litical and economic. too. will go by
the boa-1 IL the years following the
signing of peace. 1t ought to be pref
ty clear to any thoughtful observer
that for good many years to come
national prestige, policy and foreign
commerce will to a great extent de-
pend upon available fighting force.
II this is not obvious to any of our
readers those particular readers
must have somewhat incomplete
understanding of the events of the
past two y, ars and the promis Of
the future. -tCollier's.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
just Like That!

Wauseon. o., March 31.-On Oc-
tober 20, 1909. Arnold and Harold
Meintzer, twins, married Edna and
Elva Conklin. also twins. To-day
petitions for divorce We're filed ST.
multaneously in the Fulton Com
mon Pleas Court by the Meintzer
brothers, who claim their wives de-
serted them on the same day. March
4. 1918.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
Told That There Was No Cure For
Him.

After suffering for over twenty
years with indigestion and having
some of the best doctors here tell
me there was no cure for me, !
think it only right to tell you for
the sake of other sufferers as we'll
as your own satisfaction that a %
cent bottle of Chamberlain Tablets
not only relieved me but cured me
within two months although | am a
man of So years." writes Jul. Gro
bien. Houston, Texas. Obtainable
everywhere. m
Advertisement.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
The Aches or House Cleaning.

The pain and soreness caused by
bruises, over-exertion and straining
during house cleaning time are
soothed away by Sloan's Eminent
No need to suffer this agony. Just
apply Sloan's Liniment to the sore
spots. rub only little. In a short
time the pain leaves, you rest COM
fortably and enjoy a refreshing
sleep. One grateful user writes:
"Sloan's Eminent is worth its
weight in gold" Keep a bottle on
hand, use ii against all soreness,
neuralgia and bruises. Kills pain.
25c at your druggist. m
Advertisement.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
JACKSON, MISS, MAN
Tells How To Cure Chronic Cough

jackson, Miss.-"I am q carpenter,
and the grippe left me with a chronic
ough, rundown, worn out and weak.
\ took all kinds Of cough syrups without
help. read about vinol and decided to
try il. Before had taken q bottle i
felt better, and after taking two bottles
~ cough IL entirely cured, and have
Gained new vim and energy."-JoHN L.
DENNIS.
Vinol Is Q delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, guaranteed for coughs, colds and
bronchitis and for all weak. rundown
conditions.
James n. Williams. Druggist. Hart
ford. Ky. vinoI is snld 10 Heavier
Dam by z. w. Mitchell. Druggist.
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time the contract was made and the
price at the time the suit was filed.
Numerous violations of contracts
have occurred recently, tobacco buy
ers say, and several suits are in
prospect.
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} NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Z

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your paper changed from one =
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y necessary to state where you =
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05

The Rockefeller Foundation has
decided to esta blish permanent head
quarters for relief in one of the neu-
trail countries of Europe. Warwick
Greene. formerly of the Philippines,
will assume active management.
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lott

A bad man is less dangerous than
a cunning one.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-04-05
Corn For Sale.

have about 500 bushels of
good corn and 100 bushels of late
corn, not so we'll matured, that is
for sale. For further particulars
call on or address
f. l.. FELIX,
lott Hartford, Ky.
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subscribe for The Herald. u year.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-30
SAYS BRITISH THRIVE
DESPITE WAR EXPENSE
Lord Northcliffe Declares Nation Is
Saving Half of Income.
BY LORD NORTHCLIFFE:. =
international News SeryiceD

Paris. Aug. 29-Rouranias en-
trance into the war is already having
its influence in every European neu-
trail country. Even the smallest are
immensely encouraged by Roumania's s
courageous attitude. Its effect upon
the length of the war is obvious.
Roumania will greatly assist the
task of the Russian and Italian ar
mics. and also the great allied often
sive, so we'll organized at Saloniki.
AS far as Great Britain is concerned,
she is now erecting more munition
factories, in addition to the existing
gigantic establishments. and as some
of these plants cannot be finished
owing to their dimensions, in less
than two or three years. you can guess
what sort of idea our government has
regarding the length of the war.
As far as English finance is con-
cerned, our exports are higher than
before the war. and Of our national
income of four thousand million
pounds C$2O,OoO, 600, ,OOO per annum, we
are spending less than one-half. and
that expenditure includes the assist
ance we are happily able to afford our
allies.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-30
HOTEL REFUSES TO
COOK HUGHES MEAL
G. o. P. Leader. Late for Breakfast.
Given Rolls and Coffee.
By WILLIAM HOsTEu.
international News Service.

Estes Park. Colo. aug. &.-Governor
Hughes mOtored Up to the Timber Line,
ten thousand feet above sea level. on the
side OF Longs Pear this afternoon and
had luncheon with EnoS Mills, father
OF Rocky Mountain Park"
No attempt was made b. the Rcpubl-
can nominee and Mrs. Hughes to ncEo-
uate the 500 feet OF the peak
Charles =. Farnham. msnsger Of the
Hughes party. has declared war on the
MANAGEMENT OF the hotel, where the
party is stopping. Mr.. and Mira.
Hughes came down to breakfast ycster-
day morning at 9:45 with an appetite
They were informed By the had waiter
that the dining room is closed at $50
and it would be impossible to serve them.
The manager explained that Il Was
difficult 10 retain help in these parts.
and rules were rules
To prepare a breakfast for Nr. and
Mrs. Hughes at that time he declared
might upset all the arrangements IN the
kitchen
All the breakfast the candidate and
his wife got was coffee aud rolls.