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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
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Erick g. Erickson. who has bsea
epGased IN shos repairing Ia this
~ for the past Ten ysars. ssocumb-
- 10 death Tussdsy evening at 9
ef(&d at m heas b ~ woodruff
t,ee!, sle9e - ill.e~ y ~ thaa
tueola1ons hooEs. 49, ',.srs,'s s.-',.>..:.
NJ. BJ1eksoa had besa at bis piaes
Of buslnsas all day Monday aad was
spparsotly Ossliag - we'll - usual.
but was takea suddsnly 10 some tins
In the nieht. and vas souad II ~
uncoaseteas coadition early Tues
day nssniag. Since his place Of
businsD haA beea destroyed BY fire
several years ago. NJ. Ericksou has
been s,esolng at the store thinking
he coul1 Dasslbly guard sgsinst an
other elgo, and whea he did not ap-
pear t. bgsakfast at his usual time
Tuesday norning. his wife became
slarmo1. and With her nsphew. Del-
mar psapss. went 70 investigate.
Mr. Dsnoes had 70 force he way H.
to ,he sless - the doors were still
locks1. ed upon eaiains entrance
found Ns. Erickson lying on the
floor uncoasctous. A physician was
sumnooe1 aad he was removed 70
his hone II the Woodruff block,
vheFo IN attsatlon that could bs
rIvca vas rsadsred. but he passed
sxay =, shs time stated shove With.
out on1alng coasciousness.
Esiok q. Erickson was born near
stock1eon. Sweden. Juiy -. iels.
rnd ~ II L. Junta. Colo. April
II. 1919. belag 90 yearu. . moaths
and - lays q ass. AZ the. ags Of
sixtson - cane 70 America. aad for
the ~ ~ yesss hs hes bsss . rssi.
deat q Il Juata. He leaves 70
mous1 ~ 1eash. NJ wife. Mrs.
Alise nu1eksea. . 90. Hence esiek-
son. 6 ~ ~. as1 thsss daugh-
ter, ~ ~ ilaytheeaswhits. ef
DouGla An. Mn. Ceeil Pahsn. ct
CUT 0kla.. ed Mn. Roy Davis.
Of uc11o. 1Iaa.. ed . slsese. nss.
Dsoo QDoogs - 0slsat. Iova. I'll q
whe0 ~ ~ sssspsses ef Mn.
Dsv1 = )coweea. kaa.. vsrs sbje -
coao - - Sunta y - Deseeat q
= d.
O. G1ogn1 soevisss wese hes1
yse(1 y ogoGgnooo fsea ~ ho0o
ID 1o1gule b1oek eoo1ueeo1 ~
d. G1ooDoloas. ~ ~ ~
sAl ~ yuDosogsea, KAa.. - -
saf ~ 0esa1ng Wheeo =
vil oG1o1 - ~ laally ~ =
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15

~ Yesf 0scl - clluI vi y y Y
nssday IN svaeea M fa yysloes
eporisdsr q ~ hene e. 1se IN
eaus. Aftsf ~ ssIulas / u u
ston ~ ladisa s0ent ~ "a saeee ~
needle wort, aad latse ~ hoeaenl'
served rsfFsahnaeats. - elub NJ
naset h two wesks Win m. oeofQe
Little. M. s:' 81 4
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1Asrsday Isvslis vvhlue O..

Ths TAnrsdey investing whist Club
mst this wsek Win NJ. and Mr..
Champ Janaysoa. NJ. ard Mr.. =.
v. wordsa wsre ~ oaly guests and
after vhlst - - saJoyed Tor
sevsrai hcars two oourse luncA vas
served - Niss sssaa Jansysoa and
Mias Jeaa MARKHAM.
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81 - 0oas aeonaa 4 ~
~ D - - 0onooeu11D
= ~ oou01go1no 49,
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
Lsll1ss' sswlne y.

Ooo q eno 00oe ooslgottou ~.
fairs ~ eAs wesk was glvea q The
heeIs Of Mn. :. 4. Croeks yesasr-
day sstssnopa whsa Mn. Crooks.
Nm. W. L. rsstis as1 Mn. J. A.
MeCulIoxgh satsssainsd tAs ladies
Of the Rseesns1 Prsebytsrtan
church Ufty isvltaAisas were ~
sssd sa1 . lases sunbss q liAsss
rsspesAed. Tbs a1sssneea vas
sDsnt II sswing fer, tAs Reformed
Prssbysssian roeo u ~ City Hos-
Dlesl. vIcssela nuslc Ms also mech
sajeysd ssl laab II ~ aesseuoon
he hesssisss ssrvs1 rsfrssAnsats.
~ olGna Ds1oa.
TIE Phi sigma Dsosa glsis spsat .
Dlsasaat evealag q ~ hene oe lGiss
llabsl oDal1las. N regular best
sess ssas1sa was flsse dlepeiea o..
altss whisA ~ yssng Ia1lss lingsr.
- IT. . ssslal hsos. ~ ~ hesesss
sssvs1 1alaey ssf1osAneols.
Mn vsask ounmsss, q AIbuauss.
eue. n. ~. go 11lss 11elso Wee1ard.
- clsviss y. ~. vere sussss - The
elub.
rss'es'a''as lal.asssy sssasav.
~ nlisu1ouasy oee1say q he
psos1vosslaa GboseA ~ 1Aussaay
aflsneoa g ~ hoaDo & ~. ,. v.
Wes1eos ~ M. V6s1on, Mn.
fAssea - ~ olonIov = hosossD-
- ~ o0oGiD0 ~ = enaroe q
M .. \ 49, - ~ ~ lnosr.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
rHoxE, 5UxTA sii
nsard q ,li..sp...

Aissions. Of the Christian church.
met ON Friday afternoon Of last
week with Mrs. L. A. Flsming at
her homo at sls East second street.
The program vas In charge OF Mrv.
A. J. Lama and proved to bc very
interesting and Instructive ~ the
following book reviews and talks
were given: ~
Review Of Chapter Seven. Forty
Years Of Service"
...... .Mlss Olive Schofield
Life Sketch Of Miss Florence Mills
.............M .Mrs. c. 3. Clutter
Review Of the Work In Mexico.
.............. Mr.. w. II. Rife
After the Drogran the business
session was held and arrangements
were made for observing the Week
Of Prayer. which this auxiliary will
observe next week bsgtnning with
Nonday evening and coatinuing ua-
III Sunday evsai&s. The mAssinss
viii be held q the ". C. r. U. Rest
Rooms from 5 until s:3e O'Clock
each evening. With the exception Of
Saturday. and everybody is invited
TO attead. TIE following leaders
have been appointed for the week:
Monday. Mrs. C. A. Prats: Tues-
day. Dr.. J.. r. Findiey: "wednesday.
Mn. George Barr: Thursday. Mn.
". H. Rife: Friday. Mn. A. J. La
ma; Sunday. Mrs. Laura Rockwell.
Nandeosuap pMass1uAoo
A weddiag which viii ~ Of special
Interest 70 many II Il Junta. was
solsmaissd last Saturday II council
Bluffs. Iowa. whsa Ds. Ralph Msa.
delson. go Of Mr. and Mrs. Q. b.
Mesdelasa. ef this city, vas uaited
In marriage 10 Miss Edna 0ihsea
Hasriman. OF Des Molnes. Iowa.
Miss Hartman 10 daughter Of q.
J. Oibsoa. Drssidcnt Of the Rock L.
lsad sailreaA. aad was very peDular
ansag NJ associates II that elty.
Ds. Msa1elsoa fisse nst ~ lady
- he ehslss . Ssv ysass 80 whss
- vas lscAase - d. l1elsa. ana
|fsssnluA1D s7psne1 -liy1 1ovs vhlss
rssulss1 b ~ vsd1ias last easus-
day.
q. l1es1slsea aal Als bssae lefs
inns1i6lssy aftef he wsddlas cses-
osay fes Dsaver vhsss ehsy spsal
. ssw 1ays. assivias h IL Juasa last
wsdass1ay svsains. aal win visit
with N. Nsaaelsea's parsaes to- .
shest tine bseess lsaviag soe Sian.
whsss ~ has ssccssly bsss sDDelsl-
- ~ The Sian eevssnnsat 70 iasus-
usats modern sanitary cosditioas u
that ceuatry.
0sekwasd Rassy.
peshaos The Darty of the wsek
which efsaesd ths msst aessimeat
was ths Deekvsr1 Party givsa Wsd-
assday svseins at he hens es lGss.
G. ~. Wlnsesbssn. whsa Mrs. WIN
tsstssa sa1 Mn. Clyds olneos 60
tsstaias1 ~ osnbsn a Chapter
| ". ?. z. o.
TAe affals was vssy ualeue. Ths
vsslous eAaes snl slants vhseA wess
is1ulgs1 = dsslng ths svsalag vsss
/ ajl p)ays1 haekwss1 aa1 shs lalles
alse 1Fsoss1 oesss1lag1y. - ~ ehoe
~ sveoloe was eoe q uousual
poeAsuse = puttins Il mildly. Laes
/ y ~ evon1ag ~ hoseseoss eegve6
laiaty sseysshnsses.
Un1v ~.
~ 0s)eel1 hege - CasBoa ~.
eaus ~ ~ ossoe - . 0ossy pasey
Murray nlghe vhsa ~ 11laDes
4nahegles 80 nBlhe o'1oeo. Deoe
- A1oa Lsvls. 80 ~ 1ohes wsse
beqoooDas - ~ Do0begD g ~ ~
oeAoGo 0egmon C)uo.
nsss ~ abeue thosay neDbess -
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eoovog1n11oo heooo1 - 0abo ~ ~
ea1n0 3 ~ 1eOoos -
- = ~ ovooono ~ hoooo1ooo
oo1voo 3 1oolG1oen DuoGA.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
TAonssaAsTsIay.

IhaapsnasTshaV.
4 wedding Of annsual interest "a
Il Junta people vas solemnised last
Sunday aftssnoen IN Pueblo. when
Mr.. Leonard A. Thompson. OF this
city and Miss Beside n. Tshay. Of
Boone. Iowa, were united IN mar
riage.
Mr. Thompson left La Junta early
Sunday morning. via the Santa Fe.
for Pueblo. where he met his sweet
heart. Nr. and Mrs.. Robert Flinn. The
only friends in whom Mr.. Thompson
had coafided. left early the same
mosnlng via the auto route for Pu-
sblo 70 Join the happy couple. TIE
wedding took place In the First
BAptist church Of that city u $3.50
O'Clock In the afternoon. Rev. Hen
soa. pastor Of the church. officiating.
TAs wedding was the euimilation Of
. romance which had IL beginning
IN early childhood days when ths two
were playmatss.
Nrs. Thonpson b a. accomDliah-
"a musician and vas vsry popular
With her associates IN Booae. Iowa.
Mr. Thonpson has bssn . rssidsat Of
II Junta for . number Of yearS and
has bssa employed IN the local post
Office for the Daat three ysars. He d
also . fine musician. being member
Of Tie L. Junta band and also Of n
orcAsstra Of the city. His many
frisnds here ere glad TO extend con-
sratulations and welcome Mrs.
Thonpson 70 our city.
NJ. aad Nrs. FliaA and Ar. and
Mrs. TAeapsoa rsturssd 70 L. JuA-
u sunday nisAt. and l1r. Thonpsoa
took his bs3ds 70 he rsaidsaes at
33l saa Juan aveaus. vhicA As bad
prsDarsd for hse snA wAses tAsv ere
nov at home 70 their many frsssds.
WssAlag - - saase AGasAe.
complinsntary 70 Mr. and Mrs.
l. 4. Thoopsoa. whoss wsddiag oc-
easreA last osn1ay. Mr.. aal Mn.
Rebsst Vliaa sstsssainsd at . nast
dslightful musicals ~ Tuesday ~
saing q thsir hsas = - Juaa ~
saue. ~ eueses v6gs - os0hst1
q ~ tve eFeAuBlEuBVe ~ ~. -
eesAessss n1sle ~ elhss ne1ss =
saesgsaiansat f1lis1 ~ svsains
wieh DesasQro.
Later ~ hesasas sssvsA . dslisht-
ful luaeh. The sueses vess NJ. aa1
Mra L. 4. Thsapsea. Mr. as1 Mn.
Harry Hpsisy. NJ. an1 Mss- ~. n.
osbesas. NJ. and Mn. :. D. c MI
lsr. Mi0 Juaaita Pslea. tliss Dssls
0rssas. llias Lols oesvsass 1r Wn.
0absls. Mr.. Clyde Glneas. u. n. q.
0rssa asd Mr. Ernest osaasl.
lasuna nshskah ca.
The home of Mlss JeaDis pseFso
vas ths sesas os . plsanst meeting
q ~ Lessaa Rsbskah Club Ws1nss-
day aftesnooa. Nlnstssa nsubees
vses pesssst anA fivs visitors. ne
laAlss quilted euilt vhieh thsy ~
= ssss - Il vas esaplsts1 aa1 =.
jeye1 eehse ssviag as1 Dasetnes. 4
daiasy luach vas sssvs1 ~ ~ 49,
- NE h ~ afessueeo 80 ~ sluo
a1jeusne1 - 0sst h tve weeks wteh
Mn. c. D. Delkis. Mn. 4. n. ~.
ssll. Mn. oaaSee1. Nm. Jsba Nc
Nsu. M l1asy Blshset aa1 l1lss
Wlaals ohilllas vses sussas ~ ~
elub q thls nsseine.
Young lh11ot oo1noo1y.
Aneag' ~ pooosA Qeial affalsa
q ~ vesk vhIeA ~ uusA eajey-
- ~ ~ 0eee1n0 - ~ Yesag
ia1Dof oolallty, 3Hoo1ay ovoo1og =
NJ ho0o e l11o 11eDoa 11evay. 4
buG1nw sonn1oa ~ ~ afDw 49,
~ yona0 1a11se enjovo1 ogsosom1vo
hoogoA Doavo1 g ~ ooboo1s - -
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1olDos .v1ogA LanA usases ulvoov.
49, uG11eooo. 11os1o Dooho1v ~
Su1oano notsao vogo o1noooeo ~
oonocuo1D = - oooa11ov.
49, 49, - O.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
Mode Hss<ly (1oh.

TIE l<a Junea uustc STUDY Cluo
met Monday afternooa with Mls1
Clarice Cook at her home on Colora-
DO avenue. AZ the business sessloa
officers we're elected for the coming
year. and the following ladies wen
chosen 70 the following Offices:
President. Mrs. Reg Oarvin; vtce
presidest. Aiss Bertha Whits: -.
rotary. Niss Mayms Chase.
After The business ssasioa he'd bees
Disposed Of the fellowing psogsaa 4
the study Of Brahms vas carried oct:
Biography Mrs HearnsbereoG
Duse, "Ths HuneariaA naacef'.
.... Mn. EAwssds sna Hlss Lol
Cradle Soag. ag............Ml .Mlss Cooh
Vocal dues. 'Ths Oypsisa" .....
-. Mr.. Moore aad Mlss Whlts
vecal solos. "Faishfulnsss'' aal
ia ths WilDow ohaAs.'' , MT
................ Mn Smith
Miss Rsth ngassss. q rsDeasa. 90
d gusse ee-ehe eoub. - :
~ 6egt 1sstlas q ~ eaIb will
b hsa1 With loles Martha pAlo1lDs q
Apsii 3>th.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
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- youno holDllf un1an ~
- - 49, sgl11ag = =.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
n..'a -. \ csss I Z S

Oae u the most 1aliGhtful ex1ngn
o. tAs 80 uesk ~ ~ third aSN
u bansaet u ~ Resn1 TAhls c91l
which was hsld IN Fss1ay nlgA1s
u he Harvey Heess, vAe ~
nsnbers Of The Glib saes! nin@ >!
their wives. Z,
Following ti.s bananet th1 gueeel
Fspaired 70 The parlors % - ea1f
oad floor vhsrs further sntertaaa
meat was provided. Coan AoeJs
president OF the clsb. acted = tiaal
master. and the sollowtng teoael
wsre given. all referring = ~
home. were responded %: 81 "A \
pills" ...... DR.. Ralph Johpstoae
"Boys' n. =. Jones
World without Women
r.. r. Ause1n
s''Just Smoke" e. q. woodhridoe
''Childless Homes'. y. A. osv{ts
Tale OF Woe". ...h W. A1lea
I'VE Henpscked Husbands"
Ss .... a.. &C. c. Hearnsberoef
"Oncc Upon . Time" !. "A. 8. BPunk
- A number Of parlor gamss. which
were unique and out Of the osdlnary
were enjoyed. and II was not until
. late hour that the party broke NJ
the wivsa voting their husheads
most delightful entertainers. Thoss
who entoyed the affair we're Mr.
and Mn. Coan Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
r. 2. Jones. Mr.. and Mn. c. c.
Hsarnsberser. DR. and Nrs. Ra1uh
Johstone. Dr.. and Ars. A. D.. Bruak.
Ar. aad Mr.. r. p. Austin. Mr.. -
Ars. II. ". Allen. Nr. and Mrs. =. q.
Woodbridge and NJ. and Mrs J. a.
Ssvits.
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members are requested to bring or
send their dues.
Mrs. J. II. Morgan will be hostess
this afternoon to a bridge party.
Mrs. j. M. Hoodenpyle has as her
guest, Mrs. Ada Doerainger, of Sa-
vannah.
Mrs. Il. G. Laird and Master Billy
Laird are the guests of friends in Jack
scnville.
The Sew club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Henry Hirsch on Nor
witch street,
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson has as
her guest her sister, Mrs. John Bruce,
of Camden.
Mrs. Constant Miller has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. l.. j. Harrell,
of Quitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. johnson leaves
today for Savannah, where they will
reside in the future.
Miss Ethel Harrison is the guest
of Mrs. A, p Dodge at Frederick for
several days.
Miss Mary Ruth Crofford has re
turned from Macon, where she spent
several weeks with friends,
Mis- Grace Seward left yesterday
for Jacksonville, where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Atkinson, leave this week for
Boston, after spending several days
here. They will return to their home
in Maine.
The ladies who will serve penny
lunches at the school today are: Mrs.
A. Stern at the high school; Mrs. ]. b.
c. Bitch at the grammar school. and
Mrs. George z. Smith at Purvis school.
Ham sandwiches will be sold at s
cents. tomato sandwiches at . cents,
cheese at cent and peanut.butter at
| cent.
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LUNCH is SERVED BY
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS.

A section of the eleventh grade do
nestle science class of Glynn acad
|emy, served delightful luncheon
Wednesday. Those invited were
Misses Betty Rucker and Jane Macon
and Messrs. j. p. Mott, E. l.. Webb
and Il. w. Ramirez.
The menu was as follows: tomato
soup. croutons, rib roast, green peas
rice. biscuit, coffee, gelatine salad,
olive sandwiches. ice cream. cake,
and minis.
The table was lovely with its cen
trepiece of nasturtiums and numerous
cricheted mats. the handiwork of the
students themselves.
Miss Leila Googe acted as hostess
Miss Carol Way as host, Misses Ann
Maxey and Olive Hill as mattresses,
while Misses Bertha Ames, jamie win
Miller and Annie Bell Stiglets presided
in the kitchen during the repast.
These young women as well as 9TH
ers of the domestic science depart
mont, under the able instruction of
Miss Jones, are demonstrating their
ability. not only to prepare appetizing
meals, but also to serve them in a
very attractive manner.
90
The y. ID. c., will meet this after
noon ut 4 o'clock with Mrs. ]. d. C.
Gordon, on Gloucester street. All
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BRoWN-HARLEY WEDDING
AT BURNT FORT YESTERDAY.

The wedding of Miss Beulah Brown.
Of Burnt Fort, and Mr. Robert G..
Harley, was solemnized at the home
of the parents Of the bride at Burnt
Fort yesterday morning ut o'clock.
A number Of friends we're present to
witness the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley left Immediately on wedding
trip and upon their return to the city
will be with Mrs, r. G. Harley on
Mansfield street
The wedding Of this popular young
couple Is Of interest to d wide circle
of friends. The bride is well known
and popular in Camden county and in
Brunswick and Savannah where she
has been frequent visitor. She Is
an unusually pretty and attractive
young woman and will be cordially
welcomed TO Brunswick. Mr.. Harley
is well known and popular young
business man. being assistant post
master in the local Office. Mr. and
Mrs. Harley will return to the city
early next week.
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AcACiAs MEET WITH
MRS, w. j. BUTTS.

Mrs. W. j. Butts was hostess to the
Acacias yesterday afternoon at her
home on Union street The rooms
were lovely in a profusion of cut flow
ers and ferns.
The first prize was won by Miss
Clara Wood. which was pretty bag,
the consolation went to Miss Annie
Dean Atkinson, box of writing pa.
per,
Miss Leila Parker received the lone
hand prize, a lovely basket of sweet
peas. Miss Ruth Chapman won the
guest-prize. a bouquet Of sweet peas.
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After the games delightful sweet
course was served. Mrs. Butts was as
sisted by the following young ladies':
Miss Willie Deem Colson, who was
lovely in pink, Miss Mary Straehan
becomingly gowned in blue and Miss
Ellen Emanuel In 4 pretty white dress.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Leah Brown.
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MAY WEEK MILLINERY SALE.

May week millinery clearance sale,
beginning Monday, May l, lasting to
Saturday the 9Th, at Miss Kate Sla-
tiers. You can now get a hat at the
same price as you can get at the end
of the season, while they are new and
fresh. She has decided to have this
sale now, as later on the hats will be
shopworn. She has a lovely line of
hats and to think what reduction she
will make in all hats for the week.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-02-04
A brdle-pourpoint, il lui lance:
Eth bien! celia a dd chauffer

lu WILL NOAU ~
mardi?
Terrible! dit lie vieux compta-
BILE dune voix tremblante. Ce
qu'ils ont tue de ces malheureuses
femmes! Ills sont entries dams lie
tas avec les chevaux! Comment
tout celia va-t-il fnir?
LIE Hollandais en- savait ASSET; il
n'interrogea pas plus avant.
D'autre part, nous avons, q plu-
sieures reprises, entendu parler lei
meme de la gravit6 exceptionnelle
de ces troubles REGENTS. Nous
avons entendu otter DIES chitfres
impressionnants. Nous lie demons
sous toutes reserves:
Au cours de trois charges ex6cu-
tees par DIES cuirassiers de la garde
ct par la police q cheval dams la
friedrichstrasse ct les rues avoisi-
nantes, il y aurait eu soixante tues
ct plus de trois cents bless6s. La
plupart DIES victimes sont des fem
mes. Parmi les manifestants Sc
trouvaient, parait-il, nombre de
soldats en- congo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-02-04
CE QUI Sc PASSE A BERLIN

Paris, q. = LIE correspondent
p%articulier du "Matin". a la Haye
6crit:
Voici ce que raconte un honora-
BILE commercant d'Amsterdam don't
]e pourrais all besoin publier lie
nom:
III y aura demain quinze jours,
je me rendais a Berlin pour affai-
res, mum dun passport que ia
vais obtenu non sans peine. Nous
nous trouvions a une demi-heure
encore de la vile quand, tout q
coup, lie train stoppe ct les en-
ploy6s, accompanies de soldats,
nous orient: "Alle passagieren
steigen aust" (Tous les voyageurs
descendent). Nous professions en-
vain, demandant DIES applications
san en- recevoir. Nous sommes
consign6s pendant deux jours dams
ce petit "patelin''. Plus un train
ne va q Berlin. Enfn lie l6 on
nous laisse repartir.
"A Berlin, a l'hotel Oh je des-
cends depuis de tongues ann6es ct
qui est fr6quente par les CONNER
cants, personne. J'en exprime mon
6tonnement a I'm garcon qui me
dit:
&c nest pas 6tonnant. Au-
Gun train nest arrive a Berlin pen
dant deux jours.
"J'en demande la raison. LIE
garcon, inquiet, regarde autour de
lui ct louche de temps en-
temps vers la pancarte u la
quelle on lit: ".Hute urAusloen-
DER. II me dit dun ton craintif:
"Wir durfen es NIGHT saegn"
Nous n'osons pas le dire.)
LIE Hollandais sc rend lie lende-
main matin chez son correspon-
dant, I'm grand n6gociant ALE
mand avec aui il a affaire. II sex
cuse d'arriver deux jours en- retard
ct dit que son train a 6te arrete
pendant deux jours d une demi-
heure de Ia. L'Allemand l'arrete,
lair atfol6 ct lui dit:
Sill vous plat. ne parlons pas
de celia, j'en suis encore tout mala-
de.
De plus en- plus intrigue ct vou-
liant connaftre cette chose grave
qui a do Sc passer, lie Hollandais
parvient d Sc trouver seul avec le
vieux compatible de la maison, qui
Z ga confance ct quill ne manque
ljamais de combler de cigares d
,chacun de ses voyages.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-02-04
homma&ea Ia France

LIE brigadier general Seely, an.
Glen ministre de la guerre, arrive
lie matin des Flandres Oh il est
dams les tranch6es depuis lie mois
d'aoi1t, a pris la parole en- ces ter.
mes a la Chambre des Communes
lie 5 janvier, sur lie projet de loi re-
latif au service mllitaire obligatoi-
re pr6sent6 par M. Asquith:
Isl je croyais, dit.il que, COM
me certains lie dissent, ce projet de
loi est un complot capitalists pour
imposer la CONSUMPTION contre la
volont6 rationale, ]e serais lie pre-
mier q lie combattre. Mails le gou-
vernement a declare que la mesure
est n6cessaire a la victoire. Alors
que nous d6fendons notre libert6,
notre existence rationale, ne par
Ions pas de principles sacr6s
laissant chacun libre de servir GU
non dams une guerre CONNIE celle-
ci.
"La France a souffert terrible
ment. Pour une maison en- deuil
chez nous, il y en- a dix en- France.
La guerre a d6vast6 plusieurs DIES
plus beaux departments francais.
La France a combattu avec un
courage incompatible quill est i'm
possible de d6crire. Voici la note
que j'6crivais a la fin de l;ann6e
dams mon agenda: "Je n'aurais ja-
mails cru que des hommes puissent
etre aussi braves. Je ne pensais
pas ct je ne pense pas encore que
n'importe qui SIT quill fut posi-
BILE a DIES hommes d:etre aussi bra
We qu'un soldat francais." Eth bien!
les Francais ont lie service obliga-
toire, lis ont trouv6 quill 6tait une
necessit6 pour organiser leur ma
ton. Tous les F~rancais, ont d
lheure actuelle, leurs regards tour
mes vers cette assemble.
lis attendent sa decision. J'es-
pAre que nous ~donnerons a nos
braves allies la preuve que nous
sommes CONNIE eux determines d
endurer toutes les sou6rances pour
remporter la victoire ct a nous sa-
crifer corps ct anne pour notre pa
trie ct pour sa juste cause"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-02-04
~, GEO. CARON,

que j'endurais pressure c0ntinuelle-
ment, je souffrais aussi bien solvent
CONNIE dune %nevralgie dams les
membres. J'etais decourage parce
que je craignais de me voir bient6t
oblige de cesser de TRAVELLER ct c'est
cette crainte qui me decida 4 prem
DIRE les Pilules Moro. &c bon remede
fit de moi un tout autre homme;
apres en- avoir pris durant quelques
mois, j'etais bien plus fort ct moins
malade. II me semblait que j'avais
rajeuni; rappetit etait revenu ct la
digestion etait excellente; enfin
rien ne laissait plus a desirer. Je
prends maintenant queiques bottles
de PiluIes Moro chaque aimee ct je
suis toujours content de Ieurs bons
effets."-M. Geo. Caron, 8 Maple,
Spencer, Mass.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES.
Aux hommes malades qui desirent
Sc renseigner sur leur etat de sante,
lie DR. Adolphe Mignault de la Compa-
gnie Medicale Moro offre gratuite-
ment ses conseils. Son bureau, all No
272 rue Saint-Denis, est ouvert tous
les jours. dimanche excepte. de 9
heures du matin a 6 heures du soir,
lie samedi jusqu'a 8 heures. Les hon.
mes malades qui ne peuvent venir
voir notre medecin sont invites q 1ui
ecrire.
Les Pi7nles Moro sont en- vente
chez tons les marchands de remedies.
Nous les envoyons aussi, par Ia pos
te, AL Canada ct aux Etats-Unis. sur
reception du prix. soc une bottle,
$3.50 six bottles. Toutes les 1ettres
doivent etre adressees: COMPAGNIE
MEDICALE MORO, s72 rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.