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Evening star., 1917-05-31
KEEP YOUR
BLOOD YOUNG
Red -blooded people retain much Of
their youthful vigor until late in life
because red blood ages slowly. Fresh
air, sunshine, good food and Pepto-
Mangan are red blood builders.

A child-with impure blood in his veins
seems old. An old man-with pure blood
in his veins-seems comparatively youth
full. Impure blood is blood that is clogged
with poisonous waste matter which circu-
lates through the system, aging even the
limbs, minds and spirits OF children.
Pure blood is rich, red blood with
power to rid itself of waste matter, with
capacity to carry and distribute lifc-giving
oxygen to every cell and tissue. 1t makes
even people advanced in years sprightly,
energetic and kcenly interested in life and
living. Such is the kind of blood you need
every day of your existence-the rich, red
blood created by good food, fresh air,
erercise sleen and Pcbfo-JfaUedu.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
All Asked to Bring Flags.

The Marine Band. the Boy Scout
Band. $500 school children under the
direction of Director of Music Cogs-
well. the District Troop. all patriotic
societies in the District. the Boy Scouts.
under the supervision of Scout Commits
sicner Grogan, and other organizations
and bodies will participate in the pro-
gram.
The Confederate Veterans have been
given a special invitation, and one of
their number will be one of the speakers.
There is but one requisite asked of
those who are planning to attend the mon
ster mass meeting. Each man, woman
and child who attends is asked to bring
an American faP or the flags of our al
lies
At I O'Clock the morning of June fac
tories. boats. churches. etc, are requested
by the committee to help announce the
coming of registration day and the OPEN
ing of the booths by blowing whistles and
sirens. and ringing bells and blowing
horns. Steamboats, docked on the wharves
are specially requested to add their quota
Evening star., 1917-05-31
USE ADMIRAL FIsKE'S IDEAS.
Germans Appropriate His Invention
for Launching Torpedoes.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Ideas embodied
in Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiskes in
vention of a torpedo-launching sea-
plane have been appropriated" by the
Germans and were used by them in
torpedoing the ,3.ooo-ton British steam
ship Gena off Aldeburgh. May 1. ac-
cording to a statement given out here
last night by the Aero Club of Amer
lea.
Admiral Fiske's original idea, the
statement said. provided for the con-
struction of large seaplanes capable of
launching sthe regulation Whitehead
torpedo. Later, however, he decided 1t
would be best to reduce the size of the
torpedo, providing this could be done
without materially lessening it's explo-
sive power.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
FOR REGISTRATION DAY
Some Of the Problems Solved for
Those Who Are Liable
to Draft.

Q. I know a man who is betW.een the
ages OF twenty-one and thirty and who
is strong. ab1e-bodied person, with no
dependents. He says that he is not GO
ing to register, because he is a socialist
should l divulge hts name to the au-
thorities?
| A. Yes. by all means. The man who
neglects his duty to register is a traitor
person is a traitor. He is dangerous
citizen and menace to the community
in which he dwells BY failing to regis
ter he increases the chances of draft
OF those who do register by diminishing 6
the number of possible candidates for
the District quota.
Q. What steps will be taken to dis
cover persons who do not register?
A. The names of all registrants will
b published Immediately after regis
throughout the city. Persons of mill
tary age whose names do not appear
will be asked by the police to show
their certificates. If they possess none
they will be placed in prison. The po-
lice will have the privilege of accostins
tration. Persons who know others who
should register whose names do not
appear on the lists will be under the
patriotic duty of informing the au-
thorities.
Q. am sick ard feeble. I am old
enough to register. but I can't leave
my house. Will a registrar be sent to
me:
A. No. You must send a representa-
tive to room 50a,. District building,
who will explain your case and who
will be especially deputized to handle
the situation.
@. I am a medical student trying to
finish my course so L can support my
mother, who must work for her living.
Can say that she is solely dependent?
A. No. Tell the truth. According to
your statement she is not dependent
on you at all.
@. l have a wife whom I support.
Her parents are both living and could
support her II I did not. Shall I say
that she is dependent on me? I would
like to go to war.
A. Your wife-is at present solely de-
pendent on you for support. The fact
that her parents are willing to support
her should not alter your answer.
Q. l am seventeen years old. In order
to get a position at the Government
Hospital for the Insane I stated that l
was twenty-one. and had a notary
public witness my oath. ] am between
the devil and the deep blue sea. What
shall do?
A. You win need not register if you
are not twenty-one. Your false oath
may get you into trouble as it is. II
you lie again to substantiate your first
lie you will be teiiin; double false
hood.
Q. Will you have--a registration card
Evening star., 1917-05-31
MILITARY CENSUS PLANS
ENTER THE FINAL STAGE
Programs for the Community Cele
brations Tuesday Also About
Completed.

II you are between the ages of
twenty-one and thirty. both i'm
elusive. and nrc absent from your
home town. and have not yet reg
istered-
You have but four days left in
In which to register.
II you live in the southwest and
northwest, east Of the Rocky
mountains. today II your last day
for registration.
If you live in the middle west,
tomorrow is your lnst day.
II you live I'm the south or In
New England. day after tOm0r-
row In your last day.
Room 500. District building. will
be open for the purpose of reg
istering absentees every day from
now on from q am. until 4,3O pm.
No one will be certified after
$3.50 Pm.
II you have any doubts, settle
them now by calling Main 6OOO,
branch 40, or by visiting in per-
son the War Registration In
formation Bureau. room 5. Dis
frfct building.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
Reports Secret German Radio Plant

SEATTLE. Wash, May S1.-A timber
cruiser residing in Seattle has report
ed to United States authorities here
that secret wireless plant is in opera
tion on Elk creek, on the Olympic
forest reserve. baut twenty-four miles
from the Pacific ocean. The cruiser re-
ported that materials for the wireless
plant were taken into the Queets coun-
try in the summer of 1913. Three Ger
mans bore the stuff on their backs over
trails that horses could not have travel
ed, the cruiser said. About 500 pounds
of material were carried in.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

years was a member of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company In New York. He
was born in Warsaw in 1855 and made
his operatic debut in Paris in 1876. He
achieved fame in singing such parts as
Mephistopeles In Faust" Charles in
Don Giovanni and Hans Sachs. He
was a brother Of the famous tenor Jean
de Reszke.
Since the outbreak of the war re-
ports have reached the United States
that Edouard de Resxke was living in
a state of destitution in Poland.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

S t T e n 6 t n ,
vigor,an and
power to en-
joyyour daily
t a S K S a n d
pleas ures.
Pcpto-M Man
gan is uni
versally pre-
scribed by the
medical pro-
fession for in
valids, con-
valescents t 8
a nd W e a k,
rundown w n
people of all
Evening star., 1917-05-31
Steamer Destroyed by Fire.

. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 31.-The
steamship Hamakua of the lnterisland
Steamship Navigation Company. Homo
lulu. Hawaii. was destroyed by fire of
the Island of Maui of the Hawaiian
group yesterday, according to cable
gram received by the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce. The message
did not state that any lives were lost.
The Hamakua was of 646 gross tom
mage.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

Two hundred women, members of the
American colony in London, met yes
terday at the American Women's Club
in observance of Memorial day. Lord
Charnwood delivered an address on
Lincoln Lady Harcourt presided.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
ED0UARD De RESzKE,
NOTED BASs0, DEAD
nous Grand Opera Singer Passes
Away at His Estate in
Poland.

COPENHAGEN, via London. May 81.
A dispatch to the Berlin Lokal An
zeiger from Posen says Edouard de
Reszke, famous as grand opera sngeir
and well known in the United States.
Is dead at his estate in Erietrikov. Po-
land.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

The provisional government Of Rus
sia has abolished the practice of ar
resting bankrupt merchants. In future
such merchants will be required to
give a written promise not To leave
their place of residence.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
PeptoNan@an
"The Red Blood Builder"

Pepto-Mangan enriches snd reddens
your blood by putting the red blood cells
in proper shape for work. Itincreases their
number and capacity to carry and dis
tribute oxygen. 1t improves year color,
increases your appetite, recreates your
Evening star., 1917-05-31


District residents in the absentee class
who will be forced to register by mail
again besieged the registration board in
room 500 at the District building today.
All day yesterday the bureau was open
! and hundreds of applicants were accom-
modated. The night watch was taken by
Charles F. Nesbit, superintendent OF IN
surence, who remained on duty until II
o'clock. Fifteen hundred and thirty-seren
persons have obtained registration cards
for absentee registration during the past
week. Among them are people from ev-
cry state in the United States and all
American possessions. except the Philip
pine Islands. Candidates for registra ton
from the latter place presented themselves
but were refused cards on the ground that
there is to be no draft in the Philippines.
while we have now dealt with prac-
tically all candidates for registration
from the far western and Pacific coast
states. we will probably have several
thousand more registered within the
van. ut is a failing of people to put
off things until the last minute, and
it is likely there will be many hun.
dreds from nearby states VINO "ill
come in from now on"
To date there have peen 500 abscntees
from the District register by mail.
Their registration cards will be
turned in at their proper precincts on
i registration OdS
Churchmen Ask Exemption.
A petition signed by Elder Oliver
Taylor. pastor in charge of the Church
of God and Saints Of Christ organiza-
ton in this city. has been presented to
the registration board, asking that
seven members of the denomination be
excused from registration June D be-
cause of religious or conscientious
scrupies. The petition ayers that the
religion of the men in question forbids
the bearing of arms.
According to the statement in the
petition, all of the seven men are saints
of the church and should be made the
exception to the general rule as to reg
istra ton. Secretary Donovan informed
the pastor that the men would be re-
membered, their names placed on record
and they would be arrested if they fail
ed in their duty as citizens to register
June in their proper precincts.
The names of the men, as stated in
the petition, are Saint Robert Nathaniel
Butler. Saint William Robert Johnson.
Saint William Bernard Chapman, Saint
Thomas Franklin Reed, Saint Thomas
William Watts, Saint James Daniel
Watts and Saint Garfield Parks.
Numerous prophecies have been sent
in to the registration board to the effect
that the war will be over before June 8
and that there is, therefore, no need of
registering. Despite this fact. however,
Mr.. Donovan has stated that the regis
tration plans would go through accord
ing to schedule.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
Board Room Is Besieged.

of noise formal salute with cannon
will be given In the Monument grounds.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

Edouard dc Resske. basso, for many
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
'SEl derecho sin Ia fuerza no es mas que
una entidad filosofica inoperante,"
lice lie Journal Des Debats"
Al nombramiento de Petain s~eguiran algunas
otras innovaciones en- ell ejercito frances


PARIS, mayo IN. Alberto Petit,
escribe 10 siguiente IN el journal
DIES Debats':
Los Estados Unidos han hecho I
Ia mission francesa IN recibimiento
que toda Franeia a"radecc La
gran Gemocracia americana debe ma
Der tenido especial satisfaction en-
! rsndir homemade q las virtudes fran
cesas que Sc nan manifestado en- es'
IA GUERRA. tanto mas cuant0 que nos
otrcs 10 intentamos TODD para I'M
. pedlrla. No cs nj en- nueStra casa
nj en- Ia casa de nuestrOs aliadOS dom
de reina q instinto de ccnQuista Y
domination. V Dor este eS, Segtra-
| mente, Dcr 10 que hemos mSre:iuo
Ia simDatia primero, y, finalmente
!a adhesion de Ia mas pacifica de las
n~acioncs Y del mas pacifico de los
;efes de Estado.
"a dcmocracia americana es pric-
tica. seotn ia califico VI. Eiviani en-
81 discurso que pronmci6 ell |asn-
ington: perU los que cOnfCnden este
espiritu practice con un eSpIritu cs-
trecho. unicamcnte preocUpado de las
cuesticnes materiales. esos descono-
cen el alma popular del nUevo mum
do que encuentra e. secreto De en-
sancharse IN ira prosperidad de IN
cuadro iIna;tado, permaneciendo fiel
a 81 temperamento original Y noble,
IDEAL De los e~migrantes del "Nayfio-
wer.',
Sc puele apreciar Ia fuerza, au2
sirviendo al Gerecho; tanto mis-
cuanto que eli derecho sin Ia fuerI2
no es mas que una entidad nl0s6fi-
ca 0 i~ncperante. No hay un pals
doade "a necesidad lie no dejarl1
hacer todo a Ia Providencia. sen ne
ior cc~mpreHdIda que en- csc pals del
p~crvenir. e. porvenir eS lie qu;en sa-
De prepararse. lnsistimos, Y nos
place insistIr hoy sobre &! sentido
neral de- Ia acogida hecha 4 Ia Hi-
sion franccsa. 10 demas. va 10 sa-
bemos. vendra COMO una ~consecuen-
cia l6Eica.
Los lazos que Sc anudan baio In
bande.a lie una fusta cauSa son Il Ia
vez dulces Y firmes V deSafian u los
sig'os Los Estados GniLoS sieElprc
han p~rorendido q c~strecharLos. Ho-
hacen mas: nos dan Il prueba."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
la RFORGANiXACION DEL
EJERCITO RUSO

| fFTROCRADO. mayo Ell conn
Il de cbreros Y de so!dados ha de-
cidido que, IN raz6n de Ia necesidad
de enviar las nucvas orga%nizaciones
del e~jercito para operar contra las
p~otcncias centraleS. IA ~guarnlcion de
Fetrograd que. hasta ahora ha0ia
permanecido en- Ia capital por ordcn
del qobierno provisional para cl OBJ
jeto De estar prcsta n oponerse a
todo movim:ento contra X r~e"olHc;5n:
podri ser enviada al frente 81 asi SC
creyera necesario, siempre y cuando
Sc recahe De antcmanO Ia &utoriza-
cion del ccm::e.
Una nuev;. alianZa general de los
o~ficiales de les eiercitos de terra V
mar ha sido conStituida en- Petro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

arrollen actividad las tropas france
saS.
Ademas de este nombramiento, el
gcbierno prove diversas otras medl-
das de reorganization, basadas sobr"
IN examen de Ia situaci0n militar y
de las lecciones desprendidas de las
~recientes operacioncs.
Ell Petit Parisien" dice que cier-
tos servicics cuyo funcionamfiento sc
ha reve,ado defectuoso. serin reor-
ganizados Y que Sc ope-aran algunos
camb:cs entire los jefes cuyas apti-
tudes pucdan ser ~empleadas de una
marera mas conveniente. Fl peri6-
dico agrega que esos camblos seraa
hechns sin miramientos para aQuc.
Ito cue, cualesquiera que sean sus
servicios antericres, hayan incurr:-
do en- error o falta."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
81 LOS FRANCHISES E INGLESES
(Viene de la 7a.)

mente ilano' Y no Sc cree que en-
cuntren en- su canine Obstaculos tan
importates como los que tuvier0n que
triangular en- las Lomas de Vmy.
Hasta que sc acerquen 4 Ia ciuGad
de Douai, 81 10 llegaran 4 lograr, no
~volveran a tropezar con IN importan-
te o~bstacLlo natural. En- este iug2r,
hallaran los pantanos que cast rojean
dicha ~poblaci6n y que Sc eXtienden i
alguna distancia de ella por el Nngte.
EXiste Ia c~reencia bastante genera
liZada de que ante Douai eXiSte toda-
via otra Inca alemana que desde Ii
Ia va hacia el Sur Y Sc n a Ia lie
Hindemburg, frente 4 Cambria. Por
otra parte, hay muchos que no Green
en- la existencia de es2 otra Inca y
sostienen que cuando los ing.eses con
sigan ganar Ia de Drocourt-Queant
va habran rebasado TODD el sistema de
defensas de los alemanes.
Retirada alemana hacia Ia frontcra.
Actualmente. Douai tiene para los
ingleses el mismo valor, precisa-
mente, que Laon para los franceSrs.
ST aouGllos toman I DOuai' los ale:ca-
mes tienen que retirarse hacla Ia from
terra. 81 los franccseS toman 4 Lam,
tambi6n tendran los alcmanes que re
~rirarse.
La prueba suprema de "a resistel-
cia alemana parece que Sc hard ante
los ingleses Y no ante los franceScs.
Is probable que muy pronto sep&Tos
81 han logrado los Ilcmanes o nan
c~onseg,lido devolver su cspiritu i los
soIdados de sus fuerZas en- el frcnte
de .Arras. 0 81 tendran que retirarse
nuevamente. como 10 hicieron en-
Arras. Una segunda derrota alcmana
como la de Arras. tcndria n sigiifI-
caciGn que ser& i~nequivoca Y puede
~prcsagiar "a termination De n gpesra
de trincheras y el rapido derrumbe
de In resistencia alemana.
Esc es el Unite maXimo de Ia TO-
sibilidades. No puede hacerse predIc-
c;0a aguna 0 esperarse NADIA de cso5
acontecimicntos. Made podra rcco-
nocer mas claramentc que cl EStado
mayor general aleman, coan neceSe-
rio es que sus tropas rccobren "a con
fianza. Y que 81 naci6n entera cob"e
uev aaimOs lograndO c]ontencr a
los ingleses ante Douai. Fl mayo: cs-
fuerzo que puedan realizar 10 ha""n
con csc importante p]roposito y es Sc
guro que csa batalla de Douai qde Sc
nos ofrece en- la perspectiva de los SUI
ccsos pr6ximos, debe ser de"i2.ra
por mas de un c~onccpto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
FUF ABSUELTO EN- MATANO,
nos
(Tiene dc Ia Ga. pagina).

70 que sc do en- cl pecho. el sargen-
to Handle LeiS. pertencciente al 26o.
regIniento de inFanteria, que :" en-
cuentra de guarnici6n aQui.
Las autoridades dispusieron que Sc
abriera una Investigation 4 efecto
; de aclarar 81 ell sargento Leis Sc sui
edo o 81 su muerte fue o~casionaia
por nm a~ccidenIe. Sc do aviso Il In
esposa, cue reside en- Ia poblaci6n de
Kingsvilie Y como pidiera que Sc en-
viara ell cadaver de su eSposo 4 aque
LA ~poblacion para inhumarlo ALI. sc
ha acordadC cumplir con esa petit
ci0n.
Salem a una expedition los Boy
Scouts.
La compania numero / de Boys
| scuots de Brownsville saldra hoy a las
cinco de la tarde a un expedition
nocturna a los terrenos del Country
Club donde acampara hasta mana
ma en- la tarde. Los boy scuots ha-
ran esta practica bajo la direction
del Instructor George McMury. E.
ayudante del instructor. Mercy WeiS-
nan les dara dos lecciones orales.
una sobre hygiene personal Y Ia otra
sobre los metodos ~sanitarios de mar
cha. Con esa practica los boy scuots
daran por terminates sus trabajos
de preparation.
I'm b~rownsvillense acusado de ser
esPia eleman.
Cuenta IA prensa local que cl 81.
Barnes. quien actuaimente esta IN
funciones del sheriff ha recibido una
carta de Fort Worth Texas. en- la
que Sc le participa que el senior Er-
nesto Fernandez. prominente vecino
de esta ciudad, Sc halla ~prisionero en-
aquella %pobEaci6n, acusado de ser
espia aleman.
Fernandez salio hace pocos Gias
de Brownsville para Fort Worth:
aqui reside IN hermano de e llama
do David Y 81 madre esta actuaimen
tie en- Mexico. segun Sc sabe.
~Ignorase en- que Sc hasa Ia acu-
saci6n recaida en- su contra por ell
delito de ser espia aleman.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
Ell NOMBRAMIENTO DEL GE.
NERAL PETAIN

PARIS. mayo 4.-Ei nombrar'ien
to del general Petain como iefe ic
estado mayor, ha Sido s~eneralmcn
te hen acog!do : Sc estima como IN.
r~efornla oportuna. reclamaGa desd
hace mucho tempo por los critico
militares. f. general Petain, como
consejero cccnico del cobierno, ocu-
para una Situac.on sensib.cmente
analoga a Ia del general Robertson
en- Londres Y stra responsible de Ia
conduccion general de las o~peracio-
mes en- todos los lugares doade des-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-15
WHEAT SCARS To
NEW HIGH MARK
May Delivery Shoots Up to
S2.254 on Active Demand
for Flour.
Associated Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
CHICAGO. April 14.-AbnormalIy
active demand for flour did a good
deal today 10 make wheat prices
soar 10 a new high point-S2.25 5-4
for May delivery. The market closed
strong at l Is TO IA cents net ad-
vance. with May at 1924 p TO
$225 and July at S1.91 II to 1892.
Corn gained 1 10 l rs cents and
oats 3-S TO rs cents.
Provisions. the outcome varied
from > - cents decline to a rise
of 50.
Reports Of free buying on the part
of the milling interests counted from
the outset as powerful factors on the
bull side of the wheat market. II
was explained that such purchases
were 10 provide for greatly enlarged
flour business, but this information
served TO increase rather than to
diminish anxiety among wheat
shorts. Attempts 10 cover disclosed
that the market was virtually bare
of offerings Rapid lifting of bids
ensued. but realizing sales on the
bulge leu 10 OILY comparatively
moderate reactions in the May OPP
ton. Eager payment of big prem
iums for cash wheat seemed to pre-
clude any chance Of liberal deliveries
on May contracts and tended 20 keep
the bears anxious regarding nearby
settlements
Somewhat improved crop advices
from the southwest, especially Kan
sas. eased off July and September
wheat 10 a material extent.
Corn as we'll as wheat reached
new high level Of prices. Strength
of wheat was the chief bullish in
| huence but toward the end Of the
day appeared 10 be more or less OFF,
set by predictions Of an increased
movement soon from farms. Oats
merely duplicated the action of
corn. Trade was Of fair proportions
and was we'll divided.
Provisions rose with grain. Pack
ers sold on the advance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-15

Chas. b. sax & CO.
American Drug Co. 133 y. Main st.
Applegate & Co, 49, y Mich ST
otto c. Bastian, 209 s. Mich ST
Economical Drug Store, 800 X Mich.
st.
Y. c. Hans. 123 ". JEFF Blvd
Louis c. Kreidler, sos =. Mich. 81
Ralph II. Kuss, 907 5. Mich. ST
Landon Drug Co, 236 =. Mich st
Henry l.. Spohn, Broadway and
Mich. st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-15
THE PROGRESS OF
PLATNER'S CIGAR
STORE BUILT ON SER
VICE AND COURTESY

That service and courtesy are the
dominating factors in the progress
of big business is ably demonstrated
iu the progress of the Geo. NJ. Plat
ner Cigar Co, located in the J. NJ.
$ Bldg. 10 y. Main St, formerly
Shafer & Platner. This store whose
reputation is based on their slogan
which Mr.. Platner has taught all
employees. /. e., The Customer is al
ways right" This is well known by
the fact that this store always keeps
all its customers and that its boost
ers are always bringing in new Gus
toners who are soon we'll pleased
by the service given by Mr. Platner
and his group Of efficient and cour-
teOus employees.
Maintaining the usual high stand
ard of progress that has always been
in effect, and in keeping pace with
South Bend which is fast becoming
a metropolitan city, Mr.. Platner has
purchased and is installing one Of
the finest Soda Fountains obtain
able, Of the full refrigerating type
and which will be ready for use in
about two weeks. This store Will
then be one of the best equipped
in the middle west. Mr.. Palmer ex-
poets TO have the installation OF his
new fountain completed by April
18th. and TO all customers cOur-
teOus invitation is extended TO visit
his establishment at that time and
look over his high class line of
thirst quenchers. Old customers
know they are welcome and new
customers should feel il a duty 10
themselves 10 pay this store a visit
and partake OF the fine service al
ways extended WATCH FOR THE
PLATNER CO. COUPON IN THIS
PAPER LATER ADV.