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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
HIGH WATERS.

Due to the melting SHOWS, heavy
rains and warmer weather, the creeks
and branches throughout the county
have been very high, Stoner especially
being almost out of its banks during
the week No damage has been done
by the raise, excepting the loss OF
fencing, etc. The Paris Milling Com
pany, which uses waterpOwer at an or
binary stage of water, had to put us
steam plant in operation during the
high water.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
BOURBON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

The Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse
Company sold 24,125 pounds of tobacco
for S4.329.02, for an average of $17.94
hundred The market remains
steady. Some crop averages follow:
Caldwell & Thompson sold $40
pounds for an average of $2O.39.
Wood Monsoon sold 4,245 pounds for
an average Of 1883.
Brown & Richie sold 1890 pounds
for an average of $1652
Buckrer & January sold 9,O65 pounds
for an average 1852
Allen & Shropshire sold 2,510
pounds for an average of $16.O6.
The last sale will be held at the
Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse today,
Friday, March 16
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA.

The Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse
Company sold 1885 pounds of to-
bacco for S1,S3S24 for an average Of
S17.70 hundred. The market was
strong and active. Some crop aver
ages follow:
Smith e Lake sold 4,610 pounds for
an average of 1910.
Perkins & Jet sold 1,640 pounds for
an average Of $17.63.
j. o. Cassidy sold 1896 pounds for
an average of $16.17.
The last sale of the season will be
held to-day friday March Is.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

Ell PASO. TEN, March 15-Gov-
s-lment officials here have received
formation from confidential sources
81 Chihuahua City, Mexico, that the
1-rmans residing in that city offered
% raise a German regiment in North
"A Mexico to fight with the Mexican
-r0ops in the event that the United
states declared war on Germany and
Eexico became involved. German re-
~ervists in the United Safes and Ger
nan residents in Mexico were to mako
y, this regiment, it was said
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

by the Secretary of the Navy. They
provide in detail for compliance with
the attitude of the United States in
the whole long international contro.
yersy over the use of submarines
againts merchant craft.
The merchant ships gunners will
hre at sight on any submarine ap,
preaching in a threatening manner,
but will respect the right OF the sub
marine to visit and search" for con-
traband, if any effort is made to exer-
else that right. Further than this
statement the orders will be kept alb
solutely secret.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
VOLUME XXXVI.
Late War Bulletins.

PARIS. March 15.--The Pope has
5ecided to pronounce an important
aIlocution at the Consistory to be held
-. the end of the month, according TO
p new dispatch from Rome. The
spatch saws that it is understood
tat the Pope's announcement will
sal entirely with the war, and that
: is reported in Vatican circles that
ne P0ntiff will protest against Ger
I1arys unrestricted submarine cam
- fgn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

NEW YORK, March IA Wash
ington dispatch to the World reveals
operations of Germany in supporting
Huerta against the United States.
Guns and ammunition were secretly
sent from Hamburg The captain OF
the cruiser Dresden communicated d
false wireless message 20 United
States officers at Vera Cruz.
Documents now in possession OF
Federal officials prove that the steam
ship Savoia cut of Hamburg secretly
transhipped her cargo to the Ypiranga
when the German owners discovered
that the American fleet was preparing
to block her entrance to Vera Cruz.
The State Department, through its
agents in all parts Of the world, found
that no shipments were sent To Mex
leo except from Germany. Detectives
trailed them from port TO port.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
THE NERvIEST STUNT.

A University of Nebraska student,
in a contest to perform 1.-The darndest
nervy' stunt stopped trolley car in
order to use the step as fOOt-rest
while tying his shoe. Well, the SOUR
rels haven't got all Of them yet.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
INDEPENDENT TOBACCO HOUSE
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA.

The Independent House sold a total
of 31.770 pounds Of tobacco for an az
erage Of 1850. Some Of the crop av-
erages follow:
Plummer Mcclure & VimOnt, 2,370
pounds at $19.19.
Redmon & Cummings. 2.9T5 pounds
at STD.
Wheat, Hutchcraft Il Gray. 4,470
pounds at $22.43.
F. A Wallis, 1915 pounds at $3.50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON, March ia mod
erate-sized black leather bag contain,
ing documents of gravest moment
brought from Berlin in the personal
care of James w. Gerard, has been
safely locked in the vaults of the
State Department During his 1000
mile journey, covering a period of
more than four trying weeks, Ambas-
sadOr Gerard and the bag did not part
company for a moment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

To
Conductors.
Enginemen
Firemen,
i Brakemen,
! Yardmasters,
! Yard Foremen,
| Switchmen,
Hostlers,
Train Baggagemen,
and other road train employees of the
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY, both members and
non-members of railway brotherhoods
and to those intending to enter such
service
In view Of the strike which is imme-
diately threatened by certain of the
train employees of the Louisville &;
Nashville Railroad Company, and in
who decline to join in the strike may
not thereby lose anything by a for
fixture of their insurance of whatever
form, the Louisville & Nashville Rail
road Company makes this proposition
to all its employees above mentioned
who remain in it's service as well as TO
those who hereafter enter such ser
vice:
/. To these men who we're mem
hers of a brotherhood and are carry
ing or are entitled to carry therein in
surance of whatever form, the COM
-,
lieu of your brotherhood insurance
the same protection You now have b.
procuring for yOu the same amount
and form OF insurance in good and
solvent insurance company at cost
- you not 81 eater than you are now
paying. or would have to pay to your
respective brotherhOods.
2. To those who are nOn-memberS
Of a brotherhood we will procure il
YOU desire, he same amount and form
of insurance that you could obtain in
the brotherhood which embraces your
class Of employment if you were
member therein, and at no greater
cost to you than you would have to
pay if you were such a member.
3. To new employees of the classes
above named who hereafter enter the
company's service We make the same
proposition as above set out.
The plan for accomplishing the
above result is that the company will
pay the premiums for insurance so
procurSd on each man whatever they
may be. but each man is to pay the
company only so much as he is paying
or would have to pay to the brother
hood for the same amount and form or
insurance This notice is PROPOSE
ton. which if a strike is ordered on
this company's railroad, become con-
tract binding upon the company in ia
vor of all employees of the classes
above named who remain in or here
after enter the company's employ, anG
IL is to continue in effect as TO each
man so long as he remains In the COM
rany's service, and thereafter for rea-
son of age in cases of retirement so
long as he desires to carry such in
surance. Certificates of this insurance
will be issued 10 each as soon as prac-
ticable. This insurance out OF the
way at this critical period when the
company needs the services OF Its
uen and the mems families need their
wages and the country so sorely needs
the combined efforts of both employee
and employer, this company confident
Is relies upon continuance of the
we'll known fidelity and loyalty of its
trainmen.
Respectfully,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany,
/ d., Mi TON II SMITH
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
SOM { AUTOS.

A train OF thirty fiat cars. each car
loaded with three Buick Automobiles
consigned to different agencies in the
South. passed through Paris, Tuesday
over the Louisville d Nashville road
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 10
The State Department has received III
formation tending to establish the
opinion that General Obregon and a
clique of politicians who surround
Carranza have actually entered into
an agreement with German agents
whereby they have qualifiedly given
promise that they will consider the
Zimmerman proposals for an ALI
ance between Germany and Mexico in
the event of trouble between Washing.
ton and Berlin.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Ameri
can Minister Reinsch, at Picking, re-
ported to the State Department that
China has severed diplomatic relations
with Germany and that the German
Minister had been handed his pass
ports.
China has taken possession of all
German merchant ships in Shanghai
about six in number, placed their
crews on shore under guard, and
placed armed guards on the vessels
Advices to the Navy Department from
the senior officer in Chinese waters
gave no further details.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

JERSEY CITY, n. j., March ID
Acting on rumors of plot to dynamite
the 1000, OOG, OO0-gallon reservoir at
Boonton, thereby folding the Passai,
Valley, where many large munition
plants are located, the City Commits
sioners passed a resolution calling up
on Gov. Edge to provide military guard
for the works Meantime thirty po-
licemen, all of whom have served Ill
the regular army, were hurried to the
reservoir. under command of Major
Joseph d. Norton, OF the Fourth New
Jersey regiment The policemen
were supplied with rifles and ammuni-
ton from the Fourth Regiment Ar
mory.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 15.-Confi-
Dental diplomatic reports from the
representatives of neutral govern
inert in Mexico passing through here
on their way TO Europe say the Ger
man bank in Mexico City, and the Ger
man Legation there are guiding VIZ
tually the entire financial and dipio-
matte affairs Of Mexico.
According TO these reports the &C
tion of Mexico in sending recently to
the American Republics a note on the
subject of peace in Europe was direct
ed by officials of the German Lega'
ton while the German bank is said to
have come in control of the Mexican
financial situation.
The chief consideration which has
caused concern at the State Depart
ment is the general belief that the
. Germans by a judicious expenditure
of a few hundred thousand dollars
NAV induce some Of the politicians
around Carranza to do almost any
thing to embarrass the United States
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

LONDON. March 15.-The Nor
Uegin steamer Lars Fastenaes liars
Fostenes) bound from America Tor
Rntterdam with grain for the Amer
cau Relief Commission, has been SUNK
,.,itbout warning outside the blockade
zone. according to the Norwegian
Mercantile Shipping Gazette. This az
nouncement is contained in an EX
change Telegraph dispatch from Cop
ruhagen.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

BOSTON. MASS. March 15.-The
Governors of the New England States.
after several hours conference on the
present disturbed condition of af-
fairs adopted resolutions pledging
their support and the support Of the
people Of their States to the President
in carrying out his announced policy
of protecting United States lives and
property on the high seas.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, March IS
Patriotism is at high pitch at Har
ward. where the students have formed
A regiment called the Minute Men OF
Harvard" and are drilling daily. The
have just been equipped with rifles
Their drilling is carried on in an old
Massachusetts hall. which was useG
as q barracks by the old Continentals.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 15.-Ameri-
can diplomats at home waiting an OPP
portunity to return to posts in Europe
will travel on armed American liners.
among them are Hugh Gibson, first
Secretary OF the Embassy at London
VINO expects to sail on the first Ameri
csn liner that starts across the Allan
tic
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Finai
,,-aars ~ the naval gunners who WIZ
cork the guns on armed American
Merchant ships defying the German
Submarine zone, have been frameu a.
a conference between Secretary o.
state Lansing and Secretary OF the
NAVY Daniels. The orders VIII De
transmitted directly to the gun crews
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-16
Louisville 4 Nashville
Submits Proposition
10 Local Employees
TELEGRAM.

Louisville, Ky, March Is, 1917.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
F|REMEN CONVERT
STATION BACK YARD
INTO A WAR GARDEN
Highlands Company Sets Out to
Raise Bumper Crops of Corn
and Beans; Central Force and
Engineers Join Movement.

Firemen OF the Highlands company
have gone their comrades OF the cen
trail company one better In the way OF
gardening. The central company re-
Gently laid out grass plot and flower
beds and set out trees. but the High
lands company not only has an orna-
mental garden but sood-sized war
garden for the raising of produce.
The whole back yard OF the fire
house has been planted \ tract oi
about SO by goo feet Is expected Ia
yield heavily under the intensiv,
farming TO be practiccd 10y the High-
lands company
Corn and beans are to ne the main
crops. other garden stuff has beer
planted. but attention has been given
chiefly to King Corn and Prince Bean.
There is vacant lot beside the
central fire station. II may be that
the downtown company viii be moved
TO start farming IN rivalry with the
Highlanders. and II they do the fever
will almost certainly spread 20 city
Engineer Ross Building Inspector
Earl Bowdith and their forces. They
have large back yard behind thc
city hall waiting for the plowman and
the city engineer knows all about
raising truck.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
PrcplIc,Inc., N..cmlll,

one OF the best assemblies that has
been held IN Rodey hall this year TOOK
place yesterday al II o'clock. u was
called a prcparcduess meeting In
the absence ~ Dr Boyd prof John
y. Clark presided ana introduced the
speakers.
Prof Bonnet was the first speaker
aud urged an 20 raise more food aud
10 eat less besides giving several in
teresting groups 90 statistics concern
ing the food supply.
Tho next address was made hy Mr..
J Aldo Leopold whose excellent speech
was printed u tuil n tho Evening
I Herald last night
! The mex, speaker Miss Frances
/ I.athrop gave some very practical
( suggestions as 90 the process u. pre-.
serving both fruits and NcgetY blos.
This was followed 10y a. talk from
/ Prot Dean \ Worcester who said
| that We should ill ASSUME the proper
mental ut'lWd. and that iJ was uu
! time 90 express 70. Of half-hlked
! opinions as tu how th, government
should D." run.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
Personal News
Items.


Auto opIlubs. a. Uuheo- hoAhti ~
william Wickham il reported quite
iH at his nome. 2l0 North Fourth.
The Rev i. II Head returned last
night from "trip To Gallup. \. NJ.
sheriff Rafael Garcia wcnt to Santr
Fc yesterday ON short business trip.
K T. Wlna, telegraph operator az
Baca, y. NJ, was In the city yesterday.
lie returned last night
Waldo snyder who resigned his po-
lsitiou al Wards grocery store, LEFT yes
tcrday for Illinois.
Mrs J. n. Wroth and son William.
who Is here on visit viii so to santa
Re by automobile today.
Theodore. son OF County Clerk Ncs-
tor Moutcsa. left yesterday for Los
Angeles for an Indefinite stay.
John f.. McFie. Sr. attorney for th"
santa Fe coast lines al Gallup. ar
rived iu Albuquerque last night
Mark Goodman. who arrived last
Week from Alton. IN, vii! make his
home az ii5 south Edith street.
q. f. French. ~ Denver colo ira b.
cling freight agent OF tho Wabash
railroad Is spending few days in the
city
Mrp. Alfred Grunsf,ll wife OF the
d q lllAIaNNN fl Altf NNAIN NN AiNNNa cum
missioucrs Is expected 70 return homo
I from Chicago late this week
| Miss Arleen DilsaVer. who came ?,
Albuquerque TO spend the winter lof,
yesterday for her home in Des Moinci
/ Iowa
l.. j. Dean Of Las Vegas y NJ w.,
was appointed 20 succeed T.. J. Rob-
ert-on us physical director Of tho Y
N e, A.. will arrive here tomorrow
| Mrs. Irwin. wife Of George Irwin
Santa Pc coast lines conductor, r"-
turned last night from Pcckham. OK
! lahoma, where she spent three week
Visiting her father and other relatives
! Miss Jewel Moore Of sawyer y. NJ
was married to otto Denny Of Santa
Rita. ~ O'Clock SATURDAY afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Remy left for SaHr
Rita where they viii make then
home.
! 4. e.. Nolan, engineer ut the ID
plant. b. recovering from scah
wound received when he was knoek",
fIom hi buggy by a switched freight
lear iu the lower railroad yards
Mrs. \. l.. Moon entertained hoi
daughter Mrs. +. NJ. Cole with fnrc
wei. party Monday afternoon. Mrs
Cole left this morning to join hcl
husband iu Trinidad. colo.
The transfer oi Forest Examiner h
Basil wales from the OATH to the
Mluzduo, effective MAY /. has been
approved Mr Wales viii act as au-
lmluistratlye assistant ON the Man
zanu Boa place of Deputy Supervisor
Arthur who was recently transferred
to the cha.
Edward Ong Ngoh ana Tung Man
luWucrs of ia, sanitary store haN,
filed an assignment of their stoo.
and fixtures to Fred g. Mct2gar Th'
istO,k iu the store Is valued al S2.0e'
and the fixture. of the store. nclul
ing trucks at $1,000. Nguh ana Mai
Isay that their bills payable amount O.
lSi.6lf.i. and bulls receivable to 5.
8ai So.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
.FEM|N|SM CASTS
GLOOM OVER WEEK
FOR POUNDMASTER
self.reliant Lady Alleged to Have
Taken Horse from Him and Fe.
male Collie Bit Him and Gets
Away.

Pedro Garcia aud Miss Cano have
been oiieo to apr ear hefore the city
judge at . o'clock this afternoon to
answer TO a charge uf interfering with
Poundmastcr Hunter.
Miss Cano, It Is alleged took from
Hunter stray horse he was leadine
To the pound. Garcia h alleged to
have como cut II hts house to give
moral All to Miss Cano by shouting
AT the puundmaster.
This has been disturbing week
for Hunter. II wds marked before hc
encount sred Miss Cano 10y the nrsr
dog-bite he has suffered In his two
years servtc, as pOundmaste9.
The bites were inflicted by female
mUngrel collie With a short temper
sand lons teeth She bit through Hun
tcr's tohgk Gather gloves drawing
blood In half dozen places on his
hands. She got away Hunter put
iodine on the bites.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24

Tho regular weekly meeting of the
university branch of the, Y W. G. 4.
was held IN the association rooms
yesterday.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24

ALBuoUERQUE Weather for Z
- hours ending q. m:
MaNimum--7S.
Minimum--35.
Range--i3.
At s q, ms
southwest wind. clear
Robust old gentleman (to sick
woman Just arrived at health re- Z
sort When I first came here
hadn't strength 60 utter a word.
! had scarcely hair ON my
head. / couldn't walk across the
room. and / had TO he lifted from I
my bed.
Sick Woman-Nou give me
great hope. How wev you
cured
Robust Old Gentieman--I was
born here
} o O q o o . o O o o o o . o q
The evening herald., 1917-04-24

a little WANT AID now and ther
IL read by every class OF men-and
women too. Try Gne
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
SPRING G ( R
Service Is Pretty
Good.
THE WEATHER

FORECAST 80 Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday; colder
east portion.
The evening herald., 1917-04-24

The statement of receipts from ma
tional forests 70 rthe period Juiy L..
1916 10 March 81. 1917. shows that
this district. No. 8. ranks first In re-
oeipts for grazing. second In grazing
trespass and special uses. aud third
IN timber sales The district ranks
second In total receipts for the above
period. which were tSeO.9j0.1i, which
Is an increase Of s96,54l.09 over the
corresponding period last year
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
University News
Tickets on sale For fraternity
I'ollic-

Tickets will bc PCT on sale at Mat
sons book store tomorrow m2rning
for the Fraternity FOllies that will be
given Friday night at the Crystal the
atcr under the auspices OF the Bed
Gross society.
The ticket sale which started this
week has surprised all expectations
Aud 10 is certain that this AFFAIR will
have the support Of not only the uni-
Ncrsity ana the Red cross society but
OF all Albuquerque
The evening herald., 1917-04-24
Demand Greater Than
Lumber Supply and
Deliveries Are Slow

a forest -crycp bulletin issued here
last 'Duh -rH. # timber demands
production ana deliveries iu the south
and west.
Reports Go The oflice of the Nl-
tiun1l Lumber Manufacturers assoc
citation during 90. last four weeks by
murr thtu 300 uf the largest uWbcr
manufacturing Urms throughout the
south and west -how "a production Of
approximately 10000. 600 feet Of
umocr orders for $4,000 600 feet
aud shipments uf but $4,000, 600
feet lu othor words. the demund
for lumber vas ~ per cent in excess
uf production. while. owing 20 the car
shortage actual shipments TO com
sumols were 80 per cent less than the
orders received
A little WANT AID now and then
Is read by every class OF men--and
women too. Try one.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-07-20
Woman Gives Tip
On Three Alleged
White SlaVers

Santa Re, July 16.-Federal
and county authorities have
been put upon the track of three
alleged white slavers, including
a woman, who make their he'd
quarters at Clovis and al charg-
ed with enticing high school
and other girls into life Of
shame by promising big money
returns and a life of ease with
fine clothes and plenty of go2d
things to eat. An anonymous
letter written by a Clovis wom-
an gave the clue to the opera
tions of the trio
Sheriff Moye Of Curry county
nas also raided speak easiPs III
Texico the past few DAYS, OF
tanning twenty quarts Of whis
key, wine and alcohol from twC
places, while thirteen qnalt;
were contiscated in the o'(
Dea'z bar.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-07-20
Notice for Publication.
June 9o-July ?;


Department of the Interior, u. S
Land Office at Roswell y. NJ June 10, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that George J. Rose
Of Judson. N NJ, who on May +, 1914 mAdc
HID e., Serial No r2si;s for lots 8 4 Sec.
II and the Nw3E; W1sNEA, Gas amended, sec
tion I2. Twp s.. r. 50 E. n. NJ. p. Meridian,
has nled notice Of intention to make hnol three
year proof TO establish claim to the rnd
above described, before Dan @. SavnFe u .,
Commissioner, in hiscmcb at Kenna, N. NJ. on
AueBst Is i5if.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jason II. Hendrix. Thomas a. Dllbeck
Edwin Chavers. James j. Rose. all Of Judson
Nm.
EMMETT pArTON,
June 9q.Jbly N Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-07-20
lin SEARCH OF A lowell"
BY JOAN COSBY.

Jimmy, blinking and blinded by the
shower, reached for bath towel. His
fingers, clutching the first one with
which they came In contact gave it a
jerk Off the rack, but the towel caught
ON Il faucet of the bathtub, and that
had Jimmy known it, settled. his fate
forever, for his Aunt Brewster had
given him the towel and Aunt Brew
ster was his chief hope for the future.
oh It'll" said Jimmy. Suddenly
the towel, or rather the lace Of the
towel, let go, and Jimmy didn't. Out
he went over the end of the tub
When the fireworks in Jimny's head
had subsidized and he had cautiously
tested every bone for breaks, he swore
again. "YOu blankety-blank fool thing,
you, with your silly blue roses and
lace. Get out of here" And without
any apologies to the donor, he hurled
the cause OF his troubles through the
window and reached for another towel.
Wen leave Jimmy to dry and dress
and rub his bruises. and follow the
per cent. 107 stordges report o
decrease of 357 7.738>pbu1as, ol
1873 per cent, duri g ia le, 1916.