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The state herald., 1917-06-01
Declares Amerle, to Decide Victory.

Washington.-With words OF graft
tude and praise for the American
press. expressions OF confidence tina,
Congress will give the President ail
the war power he must have for sue
cessful conduct OF the war. and n dec
laration Of belief that America will
throw the decisive weight Into the con
test. Arthur James Balfour. British
secretary for foreign affairs and head
OF the British mission to the United
States. made his last public speech In
this country to members OF the Na
tional Press Club here before leaving
for home
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Chinese Premier Dismissed.

Pekins.-Prcsidcnt Ii Yuan Hung
has issued . mandate diminishing Pro.
micr Tuan Chi Jiu from office and
naming DR.. WI Ting Fang. former
ambassador to the United States. as
acting premier and empowering him
to form \ new cabinet.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
v. s. WAITS ONLY WORD 500"
Vice President Declares America Well
Prepared to Get Into War.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall. here to attend
the fiftieth anniversary celebration OF
the Scottish Rite Masons Of the North.
ern Jurisdiction. valley of Cleveland.
declared America is well prepared
now to get into the war. IAN we are
waiting for is the final word TO go.
Then watch u.s." the vice president
said. when we get forcibly into the
fight" he continued. I'VE shall stay
In II until at the conference OF ma.
tons there shall be written a guaran.
tee that the right of every people on
earth to manage and control others
shall be gone forever and We are as.
sured posterity shall not have to SUI.
fer from German power as we have
suffered"
The state herald., 1917-06-01

Chicago. May 2s.-More than 1876
persons were killed and 107 in
jured, with millions Of dollars
worth of property destroyed by
tornadoes which swept through Kan
sas on Friday. Illinois and Indi
ana on Saturday and parts Of Ten
nessee, Arkansaj, Kentucky and
southern Illinois Sunday. Each hour
the death list grows as tornadoes are
reported throughout tine storm area.
Many towns are out of communication
and not until later will the full death
list be known.
Reports indicate that large
amount of farm implements needed
to produce the bumper crop desired
this year. are ruined. although the
spasmodic wind struck only here and
there in its frightful play through the
rural regions. Crop damage is said
to be not heavy in grains.
The heaviest toll Of life was taken
at Nation, ILL.,, city OF 10000 people
in the broom-corn country of central
Illinois, where 81 are known to be
dead and 500 injured. with a property
loss of s2.OO0,O0O.
Charleston, ILL.,. ten miles east of
Mattoon. was partly wrecked, with q
loss of IS lives and $50 injured. The
property loss there is $1.0O0,000.
The next most serious loss was at
Andale, Kans., where 26 were killed
and a score injui ID
Dublin, Ky, suffered 3 dead and II
injured. while telephone message
from Hickman. KY, stated that re-
ports from farming settlements about
Hickman indicated that 20 or more
persons were killed in that vicinity by
tornado.
South Dyersburg. Tenn. was report
ed 10 have lost killed and Is In.
jured in q tornado that swept Dyer
county.
Near Blytheville. Ark. nine persons
were killed and dozen hurt.
Reports from Indiana show at least
seven persons killed at Eebron. Kouts
ana other places. and the death list
may reach twenty. More than 200
were injured In the Indiana territory
swept by the storm.
Smaller towns In Illinois lost a
dozen dead on Saturday. with two
score injured. while in the southern
point OF Illinois wind rtorms Sunday
Killed a half dozen and injured u
score.
Meager reports from Sayre. fifteen
miles east of Birmingham. Ala. said
several were killed and many injured
when tornado struck the town. Doc.
tors with ambulances hurried to the
scene.
Memphis, Tenn.-At least twenty.
one persons were killed and more
than forty injured In wind and hail
storms which swept through portions
OF western Tennessee and Kentucky
and eastern Arkansas Sunday. accord.
Ing to meager reports.
Twenty also were reported killed
near Hickman. KY, and several killed
and a number injured at Sayre. Ala.
near Birmingham. Damage to prop.
erty and growing crops. particularly
cotton. was heavy.
Eight persons were reported killed
near Tins Lake. near Manila. Ark:
one at Clark Lake; 6 In Dyersburg.
Tenn. and six at Pate Landing. near
Tiptonviile. Tenn. All but the last six
were white persons.
DyersburE reported thirty.two In
jured. In the vicinity Of Pate Land
Ing twenty-five or thirty persons wore
injured and four were seriously hur,
near Manila.
Property damage but no casualties
were reported near Malvern. Ark, and
Troy and Newbcrn, Tenn.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Worker stoned by striker.

Jerome. Ariz.--stoncs were hurled
among a group OF miners being ~.
oorted off duty by mounted guards
from tho United Verde. ono Of the
mincs involved In tho ttrikc begun By
minora In tho jerome district to on.
force demands for recognition Of their
union.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Boys To 0e Mobllixed.

San Frnncisco.-Plnns for mobiiis.
Ing $4,000 high school boys to aid In
harvesting CALIFORNIA; fruit and 9th.
or crops were formulated hcrc.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
indlet SO In Onion Trus, Case.

Boston. - Eighty-eight corporations
and individuals were indicted by the
federal grand Jury here for conspiring
to monopolize Interstate commerce In
onions.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Finnish Workers strike.

Petrograd.-s,rikcs in all branches
Of industry throughout Finland are rc.
ported In dispatch from Iiol.ingfors.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
japanese Fleet Fighting u.so.,s.

Tokio.-The admiralty announces
that japanese sQuadrons aro oporst.
ing In the South Pacific and In the
Mediterranean sea against enemy sub.
marines.
The state herald., 1917-06-01

Tered with fe0Ala
trouble. baekaehs.
nervous spslls an1
0s bluss Ny ehn-
&sn's loud talking
and romping wood
make me - nsrvoO
] could just tsas
everything 70 pisess
and ] would ache "a
over and fesl % ~
hat ! would not
want anyooe b tan
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Parental Supervision,

did you say you didn't raise your
boy to be u soldler7"
"Yes. But that doesn't affect the
result. 1 don't suppose that Shake
speare's parents raised him to be Q
poet"
The state herald., 1917-06-01
versed In That plreetien.

Economical social functions are now
the thing"
"Um. Some women I know will at
last get chance to shine" was the
other lady's remark"
The state herald., 1917-06-01
DIscordances.

DIscordanees.
do you enjoy Wagnerinn muster
"Not a bit. Sometimes / wonder
whether that Wagnerian music didn't
do a great deal toward spelling Ger
many's disposition"
The state herald., 1917-06-01
waite gIsesroeutsd Al slno Sin,

ossining. N. Y.--Dr. Arthur Warren
Waite was electrocuted At Sing Sing
prison for tho murder Of his father.ln.
law. John y. Peck OF Grand Rapids.
Mich.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
NERVOUSNESS
and BLUES
Symptoms Of More Serious
Sickness.

Washlngtoa Pazk, m-"I - ~
mother ot four children end have suf.
The state herald., 1917-06-01

Red Cross Bag Blue MAKES the laundrsD
happy, makes clothes whittier than Gn0w.
All good grocers. Adv.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Fighting Uni, a. From. In France.

Pnris.-The third military transport
section Of the American field service
left for the field service training
camp nt the front.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
TORNADO DEATH
TOLLREACHES 1885
ILLINOIS, TENNESSEE, ARkANsAe.
KENTUCKY AND ALABAMA
HIT By DISASTER.
KNOWN INJURED 1,1o7
LIST OF VICTIMS Grows As
STORM AREA SPREADS; PROP.
ERTY LOSS VERY HEAVY.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Three Days Tornado Victims.

western Newspaper Union New. Service.
The state herald., 1917-06-01
Z. .4S7 bushels worth
Sl.55 mt Cham

Si.4S2.iS-$4.4S2.1s
The state herald., 1917-06-01

Net profit after
paying for farm
and nll cost.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
81 HARTILLO NO !'0=
Ola FUNCIONAR In
SUS MANOS.
I'm carpintero de San Antonio
estaba tan enfermo de reu-
natismo, Que no podla
nj clavar un clavo

Is IN h"cho tHe teAsa reu'"'''>-
mo 81 ms 'F""o>' ; @'"'" ~ ~'
ma';'S c'h"'S'2"e> 3U' "' 'o"''
way III III ''','0' ''.,'
u" "'''''" S''' ''' -
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vie '..'"''
sep" N'l'. o' ''' ''.''-
"''' que '''O.''' ga
['N't '' 7'o'
'' S'.''" g. ,.-
1850. L,.:.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Primer Apunte."- Corpus Christi.

'Primer Auunte-' Corpus Chr.~,I.
IL sr5o,a F.brega. G,oc v,,.3r
nara - dia Ia de los corrientes 81.
Laredo. Texas. donde "a a DIR t.eS
isuc.ons, satiendo en- seEuida para
cS,a ciud"t. e. !o1.:e c~i.t a:Iac.a
10 - a-r,ho PAT, B.. -. In ESQ.
momegrov i~.,a."l,. G.na.. , ha.lu.
Z. h H"r.:2yn T.:;a>.-i"y
.sy"u AJnvro J, m.tc&" para as2,"-
r,r e. cur,:uitento de la Y!e!cs. pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
misteriOs0
q Siete obrerOs
meClnlC0S

NUENA EDRh, p!cleMbFe D.
Sicte ~niecanicos q" los MAS "NPt.''s
para trab"ios de!icad"S r~el"c!'Ha"'s
c,n X manutactur% Sc "."ter."i az
guerra. fu"-on v.yi'aiaS De uH acc
drGte. proyorano II p"Ev2rr .n''h'!'-
a~"IneHt". Los "'e.!c!'A'"'S 'o''''
g @'.~'""!' 49, n'M
"!te''e - F =
1''F'"S N'"'"
'",'" - !" ''"' ~
O'""' d. '' "...-.o
te g "rSP''"''.'
es'~"'>'"'
t'$P.'"C0 al "''~''' ~
>r s"Dc conn luz ''-'o''' ','
enc d.p"F'"'''N''' " '''"' "''" "'
c!"o P~ro""c''Sc AN
Los ccmpaHoros i" los e:'"A0S MT
c~a"!ros. Sc o:"roH r""n~' oP':'""'
mcHtc DEL accl"""Ir. ! - P!c|!|''"''
i. 0"H'rla''"'''o' u" "o',''
u los "s1iN!aooS' @'.''"'"''o '"r@' :"
"cSP!;"! dc i" c.""'a'' -."s'"'"-
mente st les "H!!''f"H' ''"'''7'''o>
eXpeciaieS, Pero SeS"H "e'!"E'r'h los
meclcos que los a'eh"'eFoh' Cos "'
los oorercS Sc ehcVf'Fa"''' '' '''''"-
clones my graves.
Tan mistrrioso ha siIo Il caracter
de- esc aycidcn,c. cue - ban envia-
,jn .,pcn,,s del -aLicr..s q E.ast
O-o.oe mr.. Il h"gan u.a in.e.,;-
,acio, = coo,,.r,n con Ia spl i. o.
m, -, 81 Observation-Disclosures De In cauSa
cn. Ga~t.rrnjrara 81 accidents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

c!uoal. Gas" uGo c~ont!nua IacntiEa"
81 guardia a dos pasos ic ~ cas-"
GcsiruiGa: caia uno deciara Serc.,}o-
msn,e: En- Re:ms. la vida coniiru2'
Yc debia. pues. pcdir!r a doctor
L,an"let SUI opinion ac~rc" dc "a sue
e dc Il C.3teiral. Sin "a menor ON
bra lie vy-iiaci0n. ne r~rspondi1:
rs precise reeltficarla. Is IN
pe-!a2o-iy qua pedazo!-del patrio-
tismo nacioHa!. Ne parcca = mi que
una rez que sea rc"onst"uida. ella
seIa algo asi, com un CRITIC perpg;uo
de piciad para los h~abitantes de
ReiTls cue han sido muerUos ror las
granadas Y IN anatcnra ererro Oh
ira e. crimen. ReinS. revivira mas
fNcilmente a~irededor de sus torres.
Oh, 70 quicre deer este que nues-
IRA pohre c!udad haya llc@ado al fin
De 81 su:-imiento. Pcro 70 tca"o
:: cg cl porvenir, IL mayor parte
vo!ve.a. 70 los esperare tanto ci"ra-
pc como sea EescSario....
Al l"jo he estas dos he!laS flou-
.I&> auc a,abo de c;tar. cl d"b"r de
peric:!;<ta N impone Ia ~cvccaoi6r
De una mas modesto. mas csfumada.
gero que ;;ene 81 relieve. Quicro
aablar re nuestro conpahero Ora
mas. quicn continua rnb!icaHdo 81
c21GeRo "Ec!a:rcur lie r'Es.". rn III
taller cue ha side d;namitado 0 los
c.hoAes De loo. de 2ln Y dc 305.
Este desenIpeEa su papel excnto
dc tcda hanaE!ad: Il cs,ina que Ia
rrensa no aeoe irSe en- tanto que ha-
- vida en- Il ciudad.
-Cuando Ell uitin.o habitante de
Re;a:s Sc maya marchado. 20 narrare
su retirada ' en- seguida lie echare Ia
lave Z su puerta Y Ia ~colocart deba-
10 de ella.
Ahora bien, Dramas. estima TAM
bitn que Sc puede y que Sc debe res
taurar Ia Cathedral. De manera es
que. todos los habitantes de Reims
estan acordes en- este respecto.
Toca ahcra. pues. d les grandes
defensores del arte frances, el poner-
so de acuerdo q menos de que, sa-
bisraente, prsfieran aplazar "a discu-
sion para e. Ola siguiente ] Ia par
ida sc los alenaneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
GRAN ANIMACION POR Ell BALE
DEL CUERPO DE POLICIA.

NGtase extraordinaria animation
por el bale que esta noche a las ocho,
Sc verificara en- Ell Beethoven Hall.
organizado por {! Cuerpo &c Poiicia
Municipal.
Tieaea lama eli San Antonio los
bales del Cuerpo CO Policia = 81 Sc
toma en- consideration 81 cuidedo
que Sc hs renido para meparsr 81 que
sa veri1irsSa esta uoche, no es even
turado deciY que resultara eSpltndi-
GO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
MUERTE De LA SENORITA JE.-
SUS MARIA DAVALOS.

Los csposos Avelino Dava!oS y
t.rastas!a Valade.. ne San Juan de
Sahinas. Coah.. nos comunican Ell
atcnta csCueIa ID mucrte de su hiia
Jesus Maria, de - amos de edad.
Ia senorta D@ya:os Taliecio en-
Sabinas. donGc era muy estinada
por pe~rtenccer 4 una buena famiiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

Observation-Disclosures. T~exas.--Si e.
ioyca mexicano tie quien est. listed
cnamorada, no Ia habla. = pessr tie
las miradas inSinuanteS de listed Y sc
~c.[orm con mirarla en- 10 misma
forn.& que listed 10 hacc. Q. moner-
TO llegar5 en- que q So declare. por
que listed miSma dara OCCASION a q,
y" que, Segun 81 pr0pia confession
e>la listed enumorada. SOLO enc ~ 6
cS,o 10 cue dcbe " listed prcocuparia.
sino las diferenci..S socia!eS que hay
entire used y e! hombCe = quien ha
: con>agrado 81 cariHo. EStaS d;fcrer-
! cias, pueden. por ahoga. ser ic muy
F: po2a importaEcia para listed. en- :
! est.Go en- que ahora sc cncueGtrI;
pcro pasadaS las ilUs;oHes. cuanto
cI mgtrimunio haya Satisfer&o to@oS
los anheIoS dc listed. eatonces es:,S
/ diierenci"S tn categor:a, las difcre"-
ciaS de posibihdad pecunsria Y las
cue pueden descubrir>e en- L! cariI
ter de ambos, porque 10 e. se@aro
Louc esten uSteGeS identif!caGoS en-
>cnrimientos, p~eaSamientos Y gvStoS.
81 har;! mas notable. Sc acemtUacsl
d. aner irritable para los dos y
+ puJiera traerle$ una vida dc Sairi-
! mientoS : amargucaS. que no TN
! Griu mas remcGio que III d!vorc:o.
: e~to. 81 listed So 'estima en- a.%o.
mo debc ver!o con indjferencla.
Fl amor e. c.ego. como listed s&hc
f. bien. = ruando el invade = c~urazon.
10 Dergnite ver los deiecros RI laS -
5iiidadea de Ia Persona armada: &e
acIi proviene que los eaSado$ de>-
curran cusaS que no %S hahrl"a
animaGo a contraer t! !azo lie. ma.
r-imouio. i anccS las awbiey.H c.
nccido. No e. por 10 anco: 10 MAJ
: ir.portante p"ra uStcG. g &c case.
qIe e. jUven & K declare. s!3c tx
% eStudie bien : K" 81 = rcS;sr le
AZ humble conGir."n S0c!&! :!ert
cual:d~Les cue .e ha@an aprcci"o!e.
: $. -. *. please en- que e. 81 ms
10 rst;. pyoyocar IN" G~ecl.-ac:yt..
~nrocuraado no ser listed Ia prir2cra
81 Gec!ar@r:e. porque estY - ,:,m-
D.oa d, con>ccurnc!as en- = p":ye-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
AGia2Iidad8S EytT2nier2S
E.Tauc de IA PaG. 3a.)

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.'''' "' ''"
sou JOS "''~'' '"S .'' "-'''
"'"''.'.
Nt.-." D."n. c ?r..''o. sd. >"H-
rc"~o." 'o@a Ia rro:u"&!a&" :e ga
u@l"aI">. o"." - una protest" -
@orosa 4Ue rc2ov3 Aye d".tn,e lie
rcso,ros:
.- No, no. Ia Cathedral no eSt, Per
aida. rs precise oar ella reviva 90
la rnt~ra. 70 su ~r,,@.!y.
\ ru-g2a 81 v.y.r .n,rr los pc.pc-
tuo- hooha:a,o~. - ar.h" oer f:.M..-
liar.@ar~c coa = regimen +e "a !!avi%
d. r~royrc.;lc~. En- las hor..~ mas ira
g:,a.. - .~;.v~ all!. al :ce,ho. cn Il
pcqueao corredor que conGucia : N;
2a5:ne;r ii. ,rabaio. FL ! si!liaa.
20 adiY;na5a q i5nde hab.a ~:io de-
,:n%du e, proycc-i!. Es2eraaa yo. +.
Seguida. Icspucs tel ~eS-rep.,o. No
prccipi:aba hac.a 4 c.i.I;r:o. con .ola
ID vc!oc;la& Que HE Permit:an mis-
cansadaS p:e-ra> : to!aaba 70 nota
Dc los cs:ragoS Inches p0r e. Con
excepciGn del tempo que DIR" IT;
~ausercia, aecesavia 4 causa de. Con
clave, nj Ut solo golpe Ia recib;do
81 elificio sin que 70 "prec;ara sus
e~fectcS. Esto eGuivale 4 dccir oGe
conoZco b;en =! estado cue "uarda IA
Cathedral. AIes bien. con Ia ~au.or;-
dad de 10 que 20 - po- nj miSmc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
UNA REUNION METODISTA

En- q salon San Fernando, sito en-
"a asa nunero ais de la Gale Sur
San Saba Sc reriii2arI hoy ma iunta
merodista en- IA que comaran Ia pa
iabra el Rev. Francisco Tudon. C.
J. Adams, 3. H. Sanchez, y J. c. Ro-
driguez. La reunion empezara 4 las
ocho de Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

Cuando necesite libros en- espaHol
disijase ! fgnecio =: L0zano....1is
4. Sta. Rusa Ave. San Antnnin, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

Como procedimieHtos mecanicoS,
sc halla el curtimieato por filtraci6n.
Sc cosen las pieleS en- lorna de saco.
i dos en- dos. flor con flor Sc LENA
Il $aco de los jugo$ que iiltran al
travrS lie 1,~ par"tC:. Tctos -s.,s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-14
WAR CORRESPONDENT
WILL ADDRESS CLUB
Frederick Palmer Is on the Knife and
Fork Program For Tues
day Night.

Frederick Palmer, war corre-
spondent and writer. will tell OF his
first years experience IN the present
European war. at a dinner OF the
Knife and Fork club q ne held at
the oliver hotel Tuesday evening at
$50 O'clock. Mr.. Palmer returned
from Europe late in November and
this is one of his first appearances
at meetings Of this nature. A. r.
Erskine, president Of the Studebaker
corporation. Will act as postmaster.
A talk will also be made by John
E Lathrop Of New York city who
is conducting the city planning eX-
hibit at the local Chamber Of Com
merce. The talk should be educa-
tional as we'll as interesting as Mr..
LathTop is regarded as an expert
along city planning lines.
Reservations for the banquet must
be made before Tuesday noon with
L. r. Greenan, secretary and treas
urer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-14
COMPANY TO DEVELOP
ORE IN MISSOURI

With pig iron from the Lake SUI
petior districts selling in Chicago at
$50 a ton at the end of December. it
is recognized by those engaged in the
manufacture of steel that the time
10 tap new sources of supply for iron
ore cannot be longer deferred.
Since the iron ore deposits located
in southeastern Missouri are STRAIT
egically situated as regards railroad
connections with the st. Louis and
Ohio districts, il is entirely logical
that these great iron ore properties
must now be developed.
AS a result. the Butler Iron Co, a
S2,0O0,00 Illinois corporation,
bought outright approximately TO-
900 acres of Missouri ore land within
a 12-mile radius OF Poplar Bluff. TIE
company proposes to begin mining
at once and plans are being made
to locate a charcoal plant and blast
furnace for the production of pig
iron. These Will be built on the $50
acre site on the edge OF the city.
which is now being acquired for the
company by the Commercial club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-14
c. Of {. To FILE
ALL LEGISLATION
Committee to Arrange for Dis
play Of State and National
Measures for Public.

One Of the services which the leg
islative committee OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. which was reorsan-
lied at a meeting at the Chamber
building Saturday afternoon. viii
render the public will be 20 secure
and place on file for the use of an
the citizens Of the county copies Of
every bill which is proposed I'm the
state legislature and the most i'm
portant bills which come up in the
national congress.
The primary purpose OF the COM
Tnittee viii be TO study the various
bills and 20 protect the interests OF
~. Joseph county in the state legis-
lature and as far as possible, this
section and state I'm national legisla-
lion. Those bills which are believed
10 be OF benefit 10 the county and
state will be endorsed and pressure
will be brought 10 bear TO secure
their passage. on the other hand
bills considered 20 be detrimental to
the welfare of the county or Of state
st large will be opposed.
The filing for public use Of all
the bills which are proposed in the
state assembly Will for the first time
place at the public's service this in
formation. Every citizen of South
Bend or Mishawaka, and every
farmer OF the county is invited to
make use or these files at any time.
The legislative committee. At its
meeting Saturday. due TO a lack of
time. did not discuss any Of the bills
which have been presented at the
state legislature so far. The com
mittee viii, however, take up this
work at its next meeting, Tuesday
afternoon at . o'clock. Frequent
meetings Will be held during the
time that the state legislature is i'm
session and close tab will be kept on
the business Of that body
The members Of the committee
are Frank z. Herring, chairman: c..
e.. Henoch, John Hibberd, A. G..
Graham. F. w Keller. r. c.. Steph-
enson. Thomas II. Mott and George
N. Witwer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-14
FARMERS TRUST co.
REFLECTS OFFICERS

Directors and officers of the
Farmers Trust Co. for the past
year were reelected at the annual
stockholders meeting held Saturdav
afternoon in the Farmers Trust
building. The officers and directors
are: John c. Paxson, president;
James McGilI. vice president: Ed
gar Johnson. secretary and cashier;
Claude J. Jackson, assistant secre-
tary and assistant cashier: Harry j.
Weiss. treasurer: Fred w. Keller,
Albert Bernhard, Gaylord II. Case,
William Engel James Godshake.
George Hugg. Edgar Johnson. Phil
lip T.. Kline, Noah c. Lehman,
James McGiH. C. Fred Marker. John
G.. Paxton. L. G. Whitcomb. ].
Frank Price, +. b. Rupel, Edward
Siefer. Elmer Slower. Charles
Weidler and Harry II. Weise, direct
ors.
A condensed statement of the
condition Of business from June II
TO Dec. p. 1916, was discussed by
the stockholders. The statement
showed that during that period. re-
sources and liabilities balanced at
$251,495. Undivided profits includ-
ed in the liabilities amounted to So
699.32. Bank deposits totalled
$14S.79612 cash on hand. togeth-
er with that due from other banks.
was S276S5.67
The building is reported to be in
fine condition. 90 percent of the
rooms being rented According to
Gaylord II. Case. a prominent
stakeholder. only about 10 or -
more rooms are vacant. The new
dance hall has been a big success
as has the Nicholson Inn. Prospects
for the coming year are exceedingly
bright
More than 100 stockholders were
in attendance at the annual meet
ing Saturday afternoon i'm the law
library of the Farmers Trust build
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-14
Doctor Tells HouO To Strengthen
Eyesight SO per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

prescription; Go 10 any active drul
store and get bottle OF on-OptO tab
lets Drop one Bon-OptO tablet in a
fourth ~ a glass Of water and allow
60 dissolve. With this liquid battle the
eyes two 60 four time daily You should
notice your eyes clear up perceptibly
right from the start and Inflammation
VIII quickly disappear. II your ewes are
bOthering you. even little. take steps 10
save them now before it Is too late
Many h0pelessly blind migne nave been
saved n they had cared for their eyes
in time
Note Another prominent Physician 20
whom the above srticle was submitted
said "Bon-OptO H. very remarka Die
remedy. Its Constituent ingredients are
well known 10 eminent eve specialists
and widely prescribed by them. The
manufacturers guarantee 10 % strengthen
o. eSight 80 per cent In one weeks time
in many instances or refund the money
10 can De obtained from any good drug
cist and Is one or the very few prepara-
tions fee should b. kept on hand FOR
regular use boz almost every family Il
j. sold in south Bend by Wettick's Cut
Rate Drug Store ana other drug stores
AGz