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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Reduced Prices on What's Left of
This Summers Rugs

Extra Heavy China Mating Rugs-White centers
with neat borders of green blue brown
Size 36x72 inches; formerly 75c now 6ac
Size 9x12 feet formerly $500; ........ S39S
Attractive Rag Rugs-"Hit- centers with neat
borders of blue pink:
Size 24x36 inches closing-out price. ........ 75c
Size 30X60 inches; closng-out price ....... S135
Size 36x12 inches; cos1ng-out price $500
Size 6X9 feet coslng-out price. $3.50
size 9xl2 feet; closlng-out price $1,000
Plain Color Rag Rugs-Pnk blue or green with neat
borders Note these prices:
Size 24x36 inches; closing price .... S1OO
Size 30x60 inches cosing-out price. ....... S1.75
Size 36x72 inches; closing-out price. ..... 1926
Size 6X9 feet; closIngout price. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Size 9N12 feet; closng-out price. ......... $3.50
Gem Grass Rugs-About dozen of these in green
and natural coors:
Size 9x12 feet; formerly $780, ........ 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05

THINK OLA STORE, right at the beginning of
the season, sfng Rugs for less than it would have
to pay wholefe for the Rugs now! In most
cases that is DC Of this sale; therefore, BUY YOUR
RUGS NOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Heavy Administers

One lot of ExtraHeavy Administer Rugs-Orental pat
terms IN dull blue brown and old coorings Note the
following prices:
Size 46x6.6 feet; regular price, 81 90; now $500
Size 6x9 feet; regular price, $1,000; now Sill 90
Size s3x1o6 feet; regular price, $4,000; s21 90
Size 9x12 feet; regular price, $4,000; $500
Bigeiow Administer Rugs Zone scamp Extra heavy in
Oriental patterns:
Size 6x9 feet; regular price, $500; now s110O
y Sanford's Beauyais Administer Rugs considered
the best Administer Rugs the market This is your
opportunity to buy this splendid Rug at small COST
Size 27x54 inches; regular price, $3.75; now ~ SOS
Size ooxIo inches; regular price, $500; $39S
Size 46x66 feet; regular price, $1,000; now .. $500
oize o69 Ieet regular price, $1,000; now $500
Size 9xl2 feet; regular price, $4,000; $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Wool and Fiber Rus

fremont, the standard Wool and Fiber Rug is much
heavier than the average Rug Of this character is
reversible and durable Comes in attractive patterns
and plain colors of green brown, old and mixed
colors
Size 27x54 inches; priced in this sale at .. s1.s5
Size ooxo3 inches; priced in this sale at $1.50
size 46x66 feet; priced in this sale at $500
size ox9 feet; priced in this sale at. ....... $685.
Size s.3xlO6 feet priced in this sale at. 1925
Size 9x12 feet; priced in this sale at. $1,000
size lZxI5 feet; priced In this sale at. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05

n HIS is a me when economy must be as
sumed fsely. Also, it is time when
those who i've serious consideration to
VALUE wilanalyze most carefully those
qualities with should compose it, to see that
in each partular case they do compose it.
This Angst Sale Of better Rugs is built
upon that hpothesis of value which allows
no deviaticffrom QUALITY to meet low
price, no mtter what superficial monetary
appeal lo4price may make to the thought
less.
Patrons e Miller & Rhoads will under
stand that event of such magnitude could
not have bdn planned overnight The pos
session Of all these thousands of dollars
worth Of Rps was secret known only to
ourselves an the manufacturers sort of
trump caraWe've held "up our sleeve" since
last Februay, when this enormous purchase
OF Rugs VIZ made-at much lower than the
wholesale rices then-to be sold below the
lowest wholesale quotations of to-day.
Every RE- Is Brand New----That Is,
None Have Ever Been on Sale
Bfore---All Are Perfect
And thef are Rugs suitable for any room
or place irthe home. This is an ideal time;
come righdn now and make your selections
for fall. Hyou haven't space in your home
now for th4Rugs you buy, or if YOU intend to
move Septnber 1st, it doesn't matter All
Rugs purdhsed during this sale will be de-
ivered at fch future time as is desired
Miller & Rhoads-Third Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
For Offices

We want business men to
know that we specialize in
the work of fitting offices with
Linoleum or Rugs.
A post card or phone call
will bring a competent man,
who will take measurements
and give estimates as to
cost, etc.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Brussels RUGS

Body Brusse Rugs-Patterns and colors suitable for
bedrooms or dining rooms
Size S3x1O6 feet regular price, $500; now w So 90
Size II feet regular price, $3.50; ~. $3.50
Bigelow Body BrusselI Rugs-Blue and green mixtures
Size 9El2 feet; regular price, $500; $3.50
Seamless Tapestry Brussell Rugs Runners
Oriental and small aover patterns of green
blue or brown:
Size 6x9 feet; regular price, $500; now $500
Size S3x1O6 feet regular price s14Oo S11.OO
size l3xl36 feet; regular price, $500; $3.50
oiZe lx9 1eet; regular price $780, SOS
Size 2lx12 feet; regular price, $500; now ~ s39S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Hid h-Grade Wiltons

Never beff have offered such values in Wilton
Rugs. We hde just the patterns in just the coorings
you lookiE for If you need nice Wilton this is
your chance tGet it and money
Size 27x54 indes; regular price $500; now SO as
Size 36X63 nks regular price $500; now 81
Size S3x1O6 ft regular price $4,000; now s35 O(
Size 9x12 feet regular price $4,000 now $3.50
Size 9X12 feel regular price $500; now S45O(
Other 9X12 fe} Wilton Rugs up to . SS7 81
RUG iLE, such as this, ought to create q sensa.
ton anywIfc, mt any time. Think of the unusual
signifcancsf such event occurring Sin war times"
when all pies are supposed to be abnormally high!
BUY YOUIkUGS NOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05
Wiltone Rugs

Extra heavy pile rich Oriental coorings and
for wear limited quantity only at these prices:
Size 27x54 inches regular price, $400 $500. sos
Size ASKS feet; regular price, $1,000; now. $500
Size 46x?6 feet regular price, $780, $500. $500
Size S3x1O6 feet regular price, $3.50; .S22.5O
Size 9x12 feet; regular price $500; $500
Chaumont Seamless Rugs Very fine grade of Rug in
old rose
Size 9x12 feet regular price $4,000; $3.50
Chaumont Chenille Rugs-Very fine quality and seam
less in rich colorngspain ceners with
blue gray
Size 36x72; regular price, $11.0o; ...... $500
Size S3x1O6; regular price, $500; $500
Size 9x12; regular price, $4,000; $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-05

Alexander Smiths Seamless Ardsley Administers
rich hghpile Rug in Oriental and floral patterns,
the following sizes-all far below the market value:
Size 1896 inches; regular price, s1.5O ..... CSC
Size 2ax54 inches; regular price, s225 .s1.69
Size 36x63 inches; regular price, S400 .$2.9S
Size 8 x12 feet regular price, $500; S2I
Smiths kirman Seamless Administer Rugs-Extra- high
pile rich Oriental and plain centers with
borders; in colors of tan and blue; brown
combinations:
Size 9x12 feet; regular price, $780, $3.50
5. Sanfords Seamless Wilton Velvet Administer
Rugs in Oriental and small al-over patterns
Size 9x12 feet; regular price, $30.00 .. $500
s. Sanfords Seamless Wilton Rugs-Rugs of wonderful
durability:
Size 36x72 inches; regular price $780, ... $500
olZe 1eet; regular price $4,000; $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
JOSE OLIVARES GOLPEADO
PO2 UN MOTOClCLi5TA

AVER II Ia 10 p. m, ;uc atropc-
llado por una motocicleta ell nino
Jose O,irarcs quo vive en- Ia ASA
nimero i25 de la callc \. Leona. Fl
.accidentc - rcristro en- la csquina
dc Ia casa dc lose. No pudo ser a.
prchcndido G. motociclista autor dc
cSta dcSgracia, porquc apcnaS con
sumada monte On 81 maGuina y Sc
escape. r. nino Oiivares Sc esta Gu
rando de las hcridas que recibio, en-
81 Hospital dc la ciudad.
Las personals que prcSenclaron
este a~ceidcntc. no pudicron anotar
cl numero del rcgistro dc Ia motto
c~icicta, asi cs que Sera muy dificil
para Ia poiicia encontrar al culpable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Los diputados quiren ilap'anttar
el regimen ~psrlamentario
en- Ia Rep. Mexicana
Ouieren complete lbertad y 6sta solo Sc cOnsegnira ST.
~prin1iendo ell sistefna actual
ST es necesario, haran una nueva revolucion para DIES
truir a carranza y al que Sc oponga al caT'nio
del ~sissen,a de gobieTno

CIUDAD De NENICC;, Diciembre
3.-La implentaci6n del regimen par
lamentario en Mexico. es 10 que per-
siguen ahora Ia mayoria de los, dlpu-
tados Que fo-man Ia camara actual.
Una janta p~reliminar en- Ia que So
trat6 de Ia conveniencia de TRAFALGAR
y TRAFALGAR con toda actividad a I'm
de que en- e. presente periodic de Sc,
stones Sc discuta e. proyecto re!ati'
vo a cambio de regimen de gohierno
-celcbraron los diputados pertene-
cientcs al Pa~tido Constitutional Pro
gre<iSta ' al bloquc Radical. En- esq
jun.a Gued6 nomb~ada Il Mesa D!rcc-
tiva que ha de encauzar los trabaios
' una comisi6n QUE sc encargara'
8 aStudiar 81 asGnto = de formular Ia
;siciativa que debe ser Hresentada
q Ia camara aNteS lie que termine 9!
Ucriodo actual de Sesiones. 70 qIe Sc
r. q dia 81 del mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
como 81 HUBIERA
VUELTO A NACER"
DICE UN YECINO
De S. ANTONIO
Ell SIR. NUNNELLY DICE QUE Ell
TANLAC HIZO UN BARRIDO Y
LIMPIA COMPLETA DE TO-
DE SUS DOLENCIAS.

Isl, senior: estoy convencido de que
ell Tanlac ha hecho IN barrido ' lin
pia complete de todas mis- dc!enclas,
= ahora me siento tan bien, que me
parece que he vuelto q nacer,' dijo
el otro dia el Sr. 0. T. Nnunnelly,
I'm carpintero ~conIratista que v7ve
en- 7G4 Goliad Street.
"Hace varios meSeS-continuo d.
cicndo el Sr. NumeIly-decay0 mi sa-
iud V empece 4 debilitarme rapida-
mente. Las afecciones ca%tarraleS me
molestaban muchisimo, Y sentla tan
agudos dolores en- el pecho. ocaslo-
nados Dor la tos. que no NE era Pc
siblc descansar. Constantemente ME
dolia la cabeZa Y estaba tan nervIo-
so. que no podia dormir nj hacer ma
da de ~provecho. Todos los dias NE
sentia mas NAL Y me ponia mas de-
bill. sintiGndOme cansalo y agotado. de
tai manera, que no tcnia fucrzas para
hacer cosa alguna.
Lei en- los p]eri0dicoS que el Tan
lac estaba aliviando 4 muchOs otroS
enfermos y me decidi 4 probarlo yo
tambien. asi es que compr& Il bote-
LA. Pucs bicn. senior. 10 pas0 MI
cho tempo sin que cmpezara a rc1-
nimarnc : a scntirrle mcjor. J ahora
rstoy del TODD alivi2Go ! iibrc DC iaS
molcstias del catarro. aqueilas pcras
que ME tcn;an tan arobiadO ' tristc,
han pasado va Y ahora me sjcnto nc
jor dc 10 que he cstado icsde hacc
mucho tempo. FL Tarlac ha sido de
10 mas hcnGtico para mi sobre todas
las coSa; que nc tornado = cor mu-
cho gusto rocomiendo , todos los que
sufrcu osa magnifira preparation"
TANIAC sc "cnGc en- San Antonio
2o~ + Wagner Drug Co, 407 East
Houston ST, Y por Meters Pharma-
cy. 1922 West Commerce St., bajo
\ direction personal de TN represen-
.2utc especial de! Taniac, o sc envia-
"a por estas botjcas a cualquier d.
~rccci6n, al rccibo de 81 vaiOr, que es
s.. por boteila, siempre que Sc in
r'ayan cStampi!las suficienteS para el
porte.
-iAdv)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08

Cuaudo necesite iibnos en- espaRoI
4. s.. Rosa Ave. San As.oEio, Tex
&zfIazs . IgRAcio 6. LO<ASS| s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Cerroca~ran a Carranzs.

Muy importanteS reyelaci0neS So
hicieroa en- ID junta celebrada pot
loz diputados p~artidarice del regimen
pGrlpmentario cn Mexico. Tan I'M
~portantes como las s~iguientes: on"
C&rranza TO era partidarjo del Sists-
ma de gobierDo ~proyectado pcr los
diputados. ' cue habia que hace:
fren-e Il Ia opoaicj6n DC Carraaza
Y de los senadore$ Que % apoyaraC;
= use = ~reccsario era. st haria IRA
aucva r~rvolgc!9n con .: ohjcto de
.v-.rUr e. los . cmensos Ge !~a'rero-
;ucion aetna! ) cue anora estan IN
i r2aer, qse st oPon-an 4 Ia con-
lu.s.a @asoiu5a de las liher;ades, 10
sal 50 oA.endr!a unicamente cor 81
Observation-Disclosures
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
embarCados
en- MazatEan los
yaquis deportados
Las famiIias iueron dejadas Ell
aq:!eI puerto, per la faita de
buques, segin Sc les diio
Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA.

Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA.
NOGALES, Ariz., diciembre e.
Los indios yaquis que Ell general Plu-
tarco Elias Gales envi6 de Hermosl-
10 hacia ell SUI la semana anterior,
fperon embarcados aver en- Mazatla2
4 bordo de uno de los buques cue ha-
cen e. servicio en- Ia costa del Paci-
tico V conducidos . Ma~nzanilio, de
donde Sc les enviara. segun el anun-
cio hecho por los agentes del gooer-
nador Gales, a la capital de Ia Repu-
blica para cue ell jefe del executive
disponga que Sc hace 0 ellos.
Segun las noticias recibidas del
puerto ~sinaloense, solamente fucron
embaracdos los seiscientos yaquis
cue habian sido rcconcentradoS en Ia
capital de Sonora. dejando Ell Maza-
tlan q las csposaS c hijos de los di-
chos indios. que forman un total dc
ochocientas ~personas. Estas muiercs
Y cstos ninos seran embarcadGS al
regresar a MazatlaN G! buque que
conducc a ManzaAiilo 4 los indioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
C-iti@as a! regiT1en presidential.

E, diputado Garcia Vigil (quc AGA
o. de ser absueIto por Ia camara,
lei delito de homicidio en IA persona
Ie. captain Ignacio Diaz> preside Ia
iuuta celehrada on ej salon verde de
4 cauara dc jiputados. Fue q
l-lea soztuvo 0 mas ahjnco. que
nay necesiGad de zanzibar eli sistema
lue rigc al pals, SustituyeRdo a re-
,:men presidential por 81 regimen
2a-lamcntario. Atac6 rudarentc al
regimen presidential. hacienda una
ASTORIA de todos los p~reSidenteS ole
I csnido Mexico, tcuiendo para rodo>
Irerbas criticas. QUO auneutn al lie
EAR al actual jefc del ejecutivo.
FL regimen presidential &c Mexico
-dija Garcia Tigii-es opresor; el
o~residentc dc Ia RepubNca SC cree
c9u poder absolute y trata sjcm?re dc
sencr haio 81 control a los dcmas no
GcrcS. FL poder Legislative no IA te-
nido aurca libertad o. accion : los
divutados han veuido a ser, por uuo
i otro ~concepto, sevidores del Gle
cutivc. Cuc buSca siemprc Ia mascra
% atsaer<e d los e!emeHtos del legis-
ativo para vorvcu.cnciae perso-
males.
The day book., 1917-03-19

ia dark picture Of Russian con-
ditiOns, showing demOralization and
criticism of the new government
rampant in the new duma, was is
sued by the official government press
bureau today.
The official press bureau state
ment follows:
In the first meeting of the duma
during the new session, the hopeless
situation of the Russian fOOdstuff
market and the inability of the gov
eminent to help the country were
disclosed. The speeches of all the
deputies were impassionedly excited.
Minister of Agriculture Rittich de-
scribed the supply Of provisions as
extremely pTecariOus."
The day book., 1917-03-19

Czarina Alexandra, wife of deposed
Gar Nicholas, is held captive by the
reVoluuonIsLs VINO nave taken over
control of the Russian government,
and is held with the car under
guard. She is daughter of Grand
Duke Ludwig w. of Hesse and was
married to the car in 1894.
BERLIN PAINTS. DARK PICTURE
OF CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA
Berlin, via Sayvifie Wireless, March
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
MISSIONARY FOR
WORK IN VALLEY
VALLEY BAPTlSTS DECIDE TO EN-
GAGE WHARTON PREACHER TO
WOkk IN THIS SECTION

The Cameron liidalgo Baptist A-Socia-
iIon. before Adjournment uf it, hd-inc-
sessions Yesterday. took favorable action
on the question nf employing missionary
for a~~ociational mission work III the Val
les. and upon recommendation oi the a.
Sensational missions committee. decided to
invite Rev Thornton A. Payne, well
known Baptist preacher oi the First Bap-
fi-t church at Wharton. to assume the
duties
A. H. Brooks who was re- elected mod
orator of the association Yesterday, IN the
afternoon presented h~ resignation. and
the association elected Rev. j. q. Boyd ~
Mission to the place Rev. George !. Ne
Murry. pastor of the Baptist church 81
Brownsville. who acted a. clerk during the
deliberations of the body this week. was
permanently elected 10 this position.
Before adjournment the association
adopted resolutions Of thanks ~ the BHp-
lists of Brownsville for their entertain
mcnt during ihi~ week While most Of the
delegates left Yesterday afternoon for
their homes. some remained over last night
IL hear the sermon bv Rev W. l.. Evans Of
Dallas. the state evangelist. who used ~
the topic for hi~ sermon ''Partncr~hir With
God
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
KNITTING TEA"
RED Hija0S Cross 'HG Host
UNIQUE AFFAIR WILL BE GIVEN SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK
BY hIO GRAMDE CHAPTER.

An afternoon knitting tea viii be given
BY the ladies of the local Red Gross IA the
parish house of the Episcopal church To-
morrow afternoon. Refreshments Of all
kinds will BE- served. including hot tamalc~.
coffee. sandwiches. pies and cakes. These
will be served al the parish
house and for individuals to take home II
desired. Every one i- cordially invited a.
attend this afternoon tea. including the
men folk and the soldiers stationed III Fort
Brown. This will not only bc nm evening oi
pleasure and entertainment for the people
of Brownsville. bul by attending they Will
also render patriotic service Ia their
country in an indirect wav
The Oriental cafe has donated the cof
Zee for this occasion. Anderson dairy viii
donate the cream. The ladies of the local
Red Gross viii prepare the other refresh
mcnt-.
A pleasing program of musical numbers
will he rendered durin the evening. At
3 80 o'clock dance viii ~ given ny little
school children AZ o'clock Mis- Mabel
Simpson will give Il costume dance. Al
/ 80 Mis- Lille Harvey viii sing 4 solo.
Al : o'clock Mr. Emmett Dudd will sing
and M 30 Mis- ANNE Puicgnat will play
on the violin and Mis- Bertha llick~ viii
-iu~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
BRITAIN GROWS
ALAND GRABBER
SEIZURES AND PURCHASES" SINCE
BEGINNING OF WAR AGGREGATE
MORE THAN 10000 ACRES.

,corrasnondepce of III. Associated Press
IoNnoN oct 1e-During the past
,l.a ,,aars the british government has
...i,,. ao,.aloned into a ..land- crab
-, .aola Which exceeJs All preyiouS
.'-s,s Ire total seizures and
..,,ur.base-- of real estate. since the war
hanan oooroo,,e NOR. than l50. 900 acres.
a.,.;aaa a,,ono thousands of pieces Of land
a..r,. Cav, foot souare. others con
- ,lo,saoas of acres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
COMIC INCIDENT AT FRONTIER.
tEy AsSrciatrd FrnsSD

OLENZAAN. Netherland~. oct. ia
come incident reported from the frontier
involved Russian prisoner Of war who
was on the point of stepping from Ger
man M ~ Netherlands soil when ne wa
cra~pcd lV German ~entdy. A wre~tle
en~ued. The fugitive threw himself on the
ground. and lay with the upper part of hi
body IN Holland and the other in Germany
territory.
a Dutch sentry rushed Nv the Russian
help. seized III mhy the arms and pulled.
the German soldier pulled NJ the Russian :
LEGS Va the opposite direction. The Rus
sian began ~ kick with the result that the
Dutch frontier guardian wa~ able - haul
him uu W the danger zone"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
HOLLAND MIDAS
OF CONTINENT
MORE AND MORE GOLD is BEING
SENT TO HOLLAND BY BElLlGER-
ENTS, NOT INCLUDING CREDIT.

tCorrespnndencc of The Associated Press
THE HAGUE. Netherlands, oct. 49,
The position Of Holland II beginning 70
show M uncomfortable resemblance to
that of Midae. ~ whose touch everything
turned INTO gold. Instead 81 the uTgently
needed goods more aud more gold not I'd
mention S200000 600 worth of credit pa
per. ba~ been ~,nI - Holland ~ her bel
hccrrni nci.hbor~
This j. far more than she can employ,
with the result that The gold stocks If the
Netherlands Bank have quadruped since
the outbreak ot war. amounting now 20
some sos. 600. 900. Thu means that the
central banks directly callable liabilities,
in the form ~ bank note- and current ac-
count balances. are hacked by gold t. the
etxcnt NJ IL per cent. which compares with
only IL per cent IN Germany.
but of what use our big gold reserve"
IIoandcr~ are beginning to ask, ''It our
productive capacity A. being more and
more reduced. ever more businesses are he
ing brought tu entire ~ partial -tand@till
for lack nf raw materials ur coal. workmen
d~m-~ed. the supply Of tood-tuff~ cut
man~tav-. likewise hard pressed hy the
prevailing circumstances ?!
n he need further evidence that the
world ha~ turned upside down. the lIollan
der may find il in the curious fact that his
normally much coveted gold a. declining
with thanks IN Sweden. whole gold export
10 Spain. are impossible on account Of
the obstacles i'll the way vi shipment Tho
unpleasant result j. that the Swedish eX-
change has risen. Hollands exports thith
cr are too small ~ balance her imports
from Sweden Nothing would appear more
logical than pay IN gold for the excess
Int the Swedish Bank refuses to accept II.
From practically the commencement OF
the war the Swedish government has taken
the standpoint that II wants goods pald Tor
III goods. the population needing tpodstuits
and other necessities rather than gold.
/ IInllanderS are beginning L. kcenly feel the
strange limitation which has been placed
on the powers a gold
| Hollands national debt. which stood ~
$40 O100.O00 before the war. has nearly
doubled in the past three wears. The add
cd burden amounts Ia date 10 >32b.oOOo,-
OOn II " expected "a Wv un mounting y"
lnnr H. the war continue and ~ army n
some quarter nf q million ha- e. bc Kept on
war footing wv wen a- w" sums spent
on the provision oi cheap food and other
necessities for the people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
FORT WORTH CATTLE MARKET.
(By Cassidy Southwestern Commission ca

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. l9.-llog>.
2000 head: 81 to - cents iower. top Tl6.s5
for one choice load. bulk rl5.25Il6.oo ;
cattle 1900 head, including 1900 calves ;
beef steers steady. top $500, bulk $500
$50; COWS and hefer~ 10 to - cents
higher, top on COWS SD, bulk S4.ooCd
$50: top on heifers $500. bulk $4,000
100: bulls steady $1,000 6.25: calves
steady S6.50a 1000: stockcr steers steady
$1,000 80: COWS steady Sl.50M $50
hcifcr~ steady $1,000 80, calves S6.00d
$50; sheep 800. steady
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
MOVES TO MOSCOW

NV ANttfEilFu 1ftSS.l
PETR0GRAD, Oct I9-The govern
ment has fully determined to move to Mos
COW in the very near future. Newspapers
publish the official announcement that the
evacuation of the fortified port of RevaI,
on the Baltic, at the entrance of Finland.
has begun.
The schools at RevaI have been closed.
The inhabitants Of the city are being sent
to the interior of Russia.
The sailors of the main Baltic fleet here
are reported to be keen to fight The men
at Kronstadt are demanding that this fleet
be sent out TO meet the Germans, but the
government is understood to have taken
the position that as the enemy forces are
of superior strength it would be disastrous
TO leave Petrograd undefended.
The Germans on Wednesday hegan land
ing troops on Dago Island, south Of the
entrance to the Gulf OF Finland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-19
148 "MusiCs' Are
Needed By Marines

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The United
States marines are sounding the bugle call
for $50 "musics." They need that number
of young men who can memorize the las
calls that must be learned before eradua
tion from the Marine Music School, At
Port Royal, ;. &.
Only young men of good character who
have the consent of their parents will be
accepted for enlistment al marine corps
recruiting stations a ''musIcs.' a term
that the sea soldiers always apply to their
trumpoierS. The course takes l22 weeks