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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19
TO FILL OUT occUPA-
 TIONAL INDEX CARDS

The State Council of Defense has re- ceived a wire from the National Coun cil to urge it's County Councils to as- sist in filling out occupational index cards, required by Provost Marshal General Crowder from each man en- rolled for the draft. Until transcrip- tion of these occupational cards is completed, the United States army must wait for vitally-needed skilled workmen. This, therefore, is a na- tional emergency. Each local coun- cil is asked to go to each draft board and inquire the number and type of assistance needed. In some locali- ties it is told that the local boards are overburdened, even though dele gations of school teachers have offer ed patriotic assistance. This matter is considered extremely urgent
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

Washington Hooks says when a fel- low is young he gets out of the path and cuts across the field in his, eager ness to get somewhere during the rush hours of life: but as old age comes on he is content to get back ihto the beaten road, wellworn rnt on the right side of the road going yon- derway.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

tions or size is not considered.
 This is a chance for some energetic boy or girl to annex nice piece of money, and if the youngsters will get busy one of the juveniles stands good chance to land the prize.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

The Deputy Constable has added a spy-glass attachment to his lantern and contemplates doing some very fine detective work this spring and summer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

Sidney Hooks is making for him. self quite an enviable reputation as musician, and is going to render some popular selections in public as soon as his new records get here.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

The Hog Ford congregation sur prised their pastor yesterday morn ing by presenting him with a nice chicken.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19
News
DUNK BoITs. Regular Correspondent
 By George Bingham

The fat man that runs the store at Bounding Pillows is about to quit business, as whenever he wraps up a sale the customers think they are get ting short-weighted when they look at the package and then at him.
 The postmaster's sausage grinder has mysteriously disappeared. The Blind Man is suspicioned as his hand organ has been out of fix for several days.
 Poke Eazley has been reading about human fly in a city paper. He says some of them that spent the past sum- mer at his house acted almost that way.
 Since the report has gained circu- lation around Hogwallow that the world will soon come to an end Ei- lick Helwanger has decided not to put ut any crop He says he would rot like to be caught with a crop on his hands if such thing should happen.
 In the dark strip of woods near the Gander Creek bridge last Tues day night Fletcher, Henstep was held up by two masked men and robbed of very fine twist of chewing tobacco. Poke Eazley came within a few | cents of buying a good buggy this week.
 The Hagwallow Improvement So ciety announces with much pride that l we are soon to have new moon. This l society never swithholds any informa- | tion which is for the betterment and convenience of our people. S1le Kildew says opportunity may knock at persons door now and I then, but more often it is some neigh. bor who wants to borrow a pinch of , soda.
 The Bounding Pillows milliner was among those present at the Dog Hill church last second Sunday and wore one of her latest Paris creations out of the stock; thus affording the pastor a good opportunity to talk to men only.
 | Washington Hooks is going to start {; life over again and has scraped the last years circus posters off of his barn.
 Jefferson Potlocks is fixing to have
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

Jefferson Potlocks is fixing to have his feet washed at the Hog Ford church foot washing next Sunday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

B. F. Billingsley came up from Duncan last Sunday and spent the day in Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

Washington Hooks is going to start life over again and has scraped the last years circus posters off of his barn.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

Poke Eazley has been reading about a human fly in a city paper. He says some of them that spent the past sum- mer at his house acted almost that way.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19

The postmaster's sausage grinder has mysteriously disappeared. The Blind Man is suspicioned as his hand organ has been out of fix for several days.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
WIFE DIDN'T TALK
WHEN INVITED TO,
DEFENSE IN SUIT

"on the Sd of March she command
ed me to sit down-said she had
something to say to me; told her
that it was three minutes to seven
and would give her those three min
utes to start, but she did not start TO
say anything during the three min
utes time" says Harry Ernest walls
in his answer to the suit of his WE
Mrs. Martha Irene Walls, for Limited
divorce, denying desertion and non
support.
Mr. Walls, who says he was en-
pIoyed in the Navy Yard and later
studied dentistry, alleges that snort
~ after my marriage with plaintin
we had many disagreements' wnicn
continued through the influence OF
her relatives" and says he Is WillinG
TO 20 back and resume relations put
will not be able to give her as much
as he has been giving.
walls says he does not consider
that he has deserted his wife a. long
as he merely obeyed her when she
said: "If you cannot treat me bet
| ter. when you leave for work tonight
YOU had better stay away"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Are wonderful. There arc ful-
" 100 different ones, such as
Junior NorfOlks. Tommy Tuck
Crs, Dickens Middies (some with
long or short pants), belted ef-
fccts and a number OF others
that give you unlimited selec-
tion
Fifth Floor. Lansburgh & Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Children's Bingham dresses Of fine quail
ity in plAids or stripes. Sizes 8 to Il
yrs. S1.95, S2.95 and 1885.
Women's and misses smocks in a large
variety Of styles and colors. S1.s5 to
S4.95.
Dainty colored dresses of chambray or
fine gingham. Sizes 1 to 6 yrs. Sass
and 1885.
Children's dresses made Of dainty white
lawns with colored combinations.
Sizes to 6 yrs. SIPS to $685..
Misses and children's spring coats at 20
per cent less than marked prices. Sizes
to 16 years.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Potatoes are . native American
crop, don't let the Germans beat rs
At cur own game. They are eating
,otntoes and eonserVinE wheat.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
Artistic, Uncommon Frocks for Girls
Garments Designed Especially for Lille
Women Whose ages Are from 2h Yrs. Up

Misses wash skirts Of pique, gabardine
or novelty goods with large pockets
and girdle trimmed with fine pearl
buttons. Sizes II to 16 yrs. $S-S5
and S4.95.
Children's wash hats Of pique or rep.
5sc to S1.5O.
ChiIdre4's pique coats in box models
with embroidered collars. Sizes and
yrs. S2.95 to $5.95.
Third Floor, Lansburgh & Bro. 4
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

second Floor. LanSburEh & Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

In the treatment Of all skin
troubles battle freely with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water, dry
gently, and apply Cuticura ONT
ment to the affected pans.
These fragrant super : creamy
emollients tend to prevent little
skin troubles becoming serious
If used for everyday toilet Pur-
poses.
For sample Of each free BY nal ad-
dress postcard: ~Cutieura, Dept.
ZIG, Boston." Sold everywhere
Soap sc. Ointment 3 and Soc.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
For Women

Tan Low Heel Pumps. S7.o0 to $500.
Tan Low Heel Oxfords, 1886 to $500.
White Kid Pumps, $500 to $500.
White Canvas Pumps, S3-95 to $500
White Kid Boots, $1L00 and $500.
White Canvas Boots, $500 to $500.
Brown Kid Oxfords, $9.5o
White Kid Oxfords, $3.50.
White Canvas Oxfords, $685. to 500.
White Sports Footwear, 1895 to $3.50.
White Keds, $1.O0 to $3.3S.
Second Floor. LansburEh 4 Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT
obtaIn New Life BY Taking
Howell, [ YMPHINE Tablet,

Rest0res lest nerve force, creating new nfe.
improvement eOuaes TO stay, guaranteed frse
narcotic drira Write for booklet. Each
paoElgg contains 30 days treatment, By mail
81. Q. II. HoWailH 4 Co., % Church St, New
leaalnE drnEEllta.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

is not easy to describe these wonderfully clever dresses with
the many features that identify them NEW. The styles
are so many different, original that visit to
dress section will be a revelation to you.
These 5000 frockS made of geogete crepe in flesh white
French blue gray, navy and black. Just the thing for
summer
Many are beautifully beaded and the rest are braided
All the new models in un and Russian effects fully repre-
scented. A number of sleeve and neck effects.
Sizes from 10 to "A. Second Floor LansburEh &
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
Negigees and
PethcOatS for
Summer Days

Fluffy, dainty garments
that make one feel cool
Just to look at them.
And, we have so many
styles to select from that
choosing is a distinct
pleasure.
Negligee gowns of fine vOiles or
fancy crepes with lace and RIB
bon trimming. Semiftted, belt
ed or empire effects in daintyN
colors. At S2.95.
Negligee gowns Of dotted swisses
with ribbon and lace trimming.
$3.50 to $12.75.
Wash silk petticoats in white only
with double panel and ruffies.
Others in straight effects with
embroidered scallop. $3.50 to
S5.95.
Extra sizes, S4.95.
White sateen petticoats with tuck
ed rufhes. Others with small
rufies on circular hounees.
Sl.25, Sl.5O, $1.95.
Third FlOor-BanHburEh 4 Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
Ribbons
for
Summer

During the hot days Of sum-
mer one needs so many
ribbons for so many differ
ent purposes - sashes,
trimmings, hair bows, etc.
Our comprehensive show
ing can Ill all your wants,
A full line Of white grOsgrain
from No. 1 at 7e to 6-ineh
at s5e.
Also 6-inch satin taffetas. A
full line Of wanted shades
as well as the staple
ones Of white, light blue
and pink. 45e. Also g.
inch Dresdens.
finch high luster satin tat
feta ribbon in all shades,
including white, two
shades Of pink, two Of blue
and black. For making
camisoles. 55c.
Fancy hat bands, "the kind
with hooks" 75e and Sl.0O.
Hat banding by the yard,
Sc, 69e, 75e.
First FIOOr-LansburEh & Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
ForGirIs
ForBoys

Genuine Scout Shoes, $2.50 to $3.50.
TONY. Hawk" Play Shoes, S2.75 to $3.50.
Tan CalkslZin Oxfords, $500 to $500.
Giunmetal CalfsIin OxfOrds, 800 to $500.
Mahogany Calfskin Lace Shoes, $3.50 to $50
Gunmetai Calfskin Lace Shoes, $3.50 to S6.(
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Anakrtnntngrtt.
2pbtrefuinse,1 fur 21-Aariuserne be'
gpnber Sborsbas. Tprite ftpre Sub
falbelie for Stli foreitaar.

@aibington ben 25be Stunt. u.s.
ifripningslotteriet for rplig regiitre
re6e 81 glar gamle Meno bil foregao
I @enatets &ontorbpgning Eborsoae
Worgen, befienotgioroe @rigsmini'
lter 8afer ioag. 0e6 ben Xio bill
100000 unge Meno faa bioe Der
Sroen, bpori 6e ifal in6fomman6eres
til MiIitertieneite.
sllt ct Sr6en for 8egipenbe6en
Ga. 1900 2otterinumre oil blibe an'
bragt 4apsler og truffet al en- itor
Bolle aonferensbereliet / Senatets
&ontorbDgning. Erefningen bil to-
ge ca. to elmer.
0en fsrite ftore sSn6faloe1ie af ub'
ifrepne for alminoeltg Wilitertiene'
Ite for Suli Maaneo bentes uoite5l
imorgen af @eneralprofoie,1. Com
BET MI tegner til, bil ca. 100000
Men6 blibe feiet til Rlasie / gien'
mem fornpet alasiificering fra 2ofal'
fom1nisiionernes SIDE af Meno
iaafalote deferred Glasses, bleb Set
uofficielt befien6teiort I General.
profoiens aontor ioag. $ Woibing.
ton, 9. g., alene bar 2ofaIfonn1is'
iionerne fbiet fra $500 til 5000
Weno til aIasie 1 al en- 8efolfninq
at ca. 400> 900 og Set blep iagt, at ser
iamme Yroeent biloe giel6e for Me'
lten af Nationen.s
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&om SEN 246e Sum-. Stalienerne
bar lat oper piape efter De flpgtenbe
giterrigere. Snfanteri og 4apalleti
er fommen ODER Glo0en beo Gapo
5ile. Den beltlige 8re6 ct blepct
omtrent rD6bet for 9lterrigere. Mons
tello er felt gie11erobret. Sum nogLe
faa Ste6er paa ben beire 8re6, fra
3eulon iD6ober til 9apet> ct MI otfu'
peret al Gienoen. Stalienerne bar
taget Dberligere Tulin6er al Sanger.
@n Mos1e Wateriel CT blepet for
Ia6t.
- 2on6on ben 246e Sum-. Set
p1terrigife arigs5epartement begDnote
igaar gjennem i'm officielle Meloing
at forbere6e oct elterrigife Golf paa
en- &rn6giarelie af Eilbagetoget fra
Fiabe.
(Sortlettes paa 2ben @ibe.)
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@usielliter fmubne mlbige. g1e

@nsielliter fuubne Rplbise. Stem
Dorf ben 206e Sum-. Soiepb g.
@utberforo og 7 an6re &ilbengere al
afosoe ~Baftor" Rusiell blep iaften
af EN- SSurp / Gsoeralretten ber fun.
BEN ffploige / @ammeniperselie ON
at obertre3e Spioneriloben. Dom.
mer @ope erflereoe, ba ban bsrte
aienbelfen> at ben bar rfllloit9noig
rigtig".
Gefenior foreloe, at &ienoelie,
ifuloe omfteoes. &an fit 9enitan6 til
imorgen Wiobag me3 at fomme meo
fine Sn6lieelfer. @eo ben sio, erfle.
reoe 9ommeren biloe ban bsnme be 8
Mer6. Den Itsrite straf, bber Mano
fm i3emme8, ct 40 aar. Sc anita.
gebe ubenom Rutberforb ct 8illiam
g. 8an Edinburgh, Mobert s. Mar.
tin, Jre6 s. Rebinfon, George s.
Giiber, glapton s. 8ooomortb, a.
9ugb McMillan % giobanni 9e
Gecen. - ~
sfopbranb. Seleno, Mont., Den
t9be s5uai. 20 Gfopbranoe, Der bar
raiet en- uge / 9elena- -Sfoben, er man
mi blepet &errer ober. 9eaner
Greet granoen git ober 1000 aeres,
nleoens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granoen
gR ober nlellan 5000 o. 1000
Acres,
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9rnens Mpr forambret til Gribebs

9rneus Mbr foranbret til Tribebs
mbrafte 9euber. Chicago ben 24oe
SUM. W3erieo trenger 2anobrugs.
re6ifaber og fommereielle Sielpe-
ntioler og Gorfenoelle af oisie bi1 b;ie
Mmerifas Ga1elie for BET 2an6, flyer
t9 merifanffe Heoafterer, ser er ber
ioag paa en Reiie eiet,nem 2anoet
for at beie in6ultrielle Arlpg.
.Sbis ben ,1De 9ingenes BenbinJ
io1n befienotgiort al HrrIioent Bl-
Jon ffuIoe foranore, bDao 2atin,ame-
rita bar nnieet for 9rners Msr, til
6ribeos uorafte Sn,lber, bilbe 60.
tin-Amerifo faa fort Gobn 6eraf "
iagoe genor gou5aIa De go 9drra
|af Merico Gitp, fon spar paa gbi.
Eeaeos geHoMnlet
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ringen, 24be Sum-. (Af 6ranf 5.
Eaplor). Geltpreit Walter 5. Gam
ters, @oreelter, Mosi., bsoe igaar,
aftes al Saar, ban erbolbt UNDER BET
tDlfe Bombarbeurent, Ser fulgte efter
Mesfen lioit S6noag. 9an er ben
fbrite amerifanfe GeltpreIt, Der ct
orebt s5rarrfrige. @utterne aniaa
Danfers for ben tapreite % be6ite
Ben, De bab6e. San blep nplig tit'
belt bet franife &rigsfors for at babe
baaret iaareoe ino fra Sngenmanos'
Lamb un6er en- pololom fienotlig
Sp9rreilo.
Sele 9otbrineafinittet bar itille
igaar og mat.
- @a1bington oen 25oe Sum-.
General Beribing melote ioag poer'
Iigere Gremgang for oe omerifanlfe
(Sort{9ttes pan 2ben 5ibe.)
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Mebbebe ira uSebmr3" ilanb.

@ebbebe ira uSebmr5" ilanb. On
sltlanterbabsbobn Sem 246e Sum-.
Sper 200 oberlepen6e fra 9ampe,
rem uScburo" er lan6et 8ebol6 og
nogle faa ioareoe af Manofabet er
bragt poa @o1pital. ~Scbura", tio-
1igere oen tplfe 8anonboao u@eier" ,
git UNDER Grebag uoenfor Mortb Ga.
rolinafpite,1 efter en- &oIliiion 11co
Danperen uGlorioa". gn beitinbiif
Camper bierge6e De oberlene,1be.
MeMboo maa bolber Jig SO. 8aib.
ington ben 20oe Stunt. Ginansmi.
niiter McNooo bor af fine 2eger
fanet Srore til at reiie til en- Naneb
i geiten og boloe fig fuloitenbig i
Mo. 9e antager, at bans Salsipg-
bonn er alborlig.s
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En- 0uRrHtnt.
General Mareb pplpier, at Be Tor'
enebe Stater far Ienbt puer 9OO,-
900 Sropper oDer 9apet.
3piferne fprbereber NIT 6remitpb.
Sttuationen piIer, at Central
magterne bolbes / Mpe.

Wa1bington Sen 226e sSuni. (Mi
Garl 9. @root.) De 6oreneoe eta
ter bar MI 1en6t oper 100000 Crop.
pet oper &apet fra amerifanife &ao<
ne. Bi er fem Waane6er foru6 for
bort regulere Grogram. Epferne
bol6er paa at ll6rulte en- &an1p6ibi>
lion for ct MT Gremltp6. D1sie to Be-
tD6ningsful6e &ien6sgjerninger bleu
ioag af General Warcb, @tabscbefen>
f11n6giort pe6 bans uge11tlige &onfe'
rcns me6 Observation-Disclosures.
Me6 &enipn til @rigsi1tuationen I
lin Mlnin6eligbeo erflereoe ban at
fan igien ful1oe lige, at Gentralmog>
terne bolbtes 9lpe, men at Nationen
maatte bentc en- @ienoptagelie al Oct
tplfe Tren1itp6. San uotalte ltprt
Mos for 6e Mmecrifaneree, ser togcr
Sci &umpen. Sc bar giort pei OF
bolot Maal, fag6e ban. @an talte
iier rofen6e ONT 6en fprlte regulere
Dibiiion timber General Nobert S. s
gunaro for bans EnpperIeo ueo
gantignp; Mationalgaroens @egn-
bue- -Oibiiion bar u6merfet Jig til
Dato; 266e DipiIion gier Oct meget
go6t.
Meo @enipn til oen italienife Si,
tuation fa116t @eneralen, at betragtet
lom en- 9el af bele Oct beltlige @pil
blep &plferne otter bol6t 9lpe. @au
paapege0e, at giterrtgerne babbe
punoet tire betDoelige Yunfter, bpil.
fet funoe foraariage Se alliereoe &c.
fpn1ring. Set pIterrigife &el6 loo
Jig bog opbeie af ben 6lom> 6er bar,
6e rebet bort bele Oct p1terrigife 8ro-
iDltem. SDD mi6lertioige Broer bar
blepet bDgget ii6en.
4ampene paa 0eltfro11ten bar /
l@gen al n1inore 8etD6ning og u6en
militer Birfning.
Mf De 100000 Man6 Gra11frige
er $4,000 Marineioloater. oplpite
General Worcb.
Sen italiel1ife @laglinie par fpr
Gremitpbet 200 Mil lang. Gren1-
itp6et 6effeoe en- forbolosbis 1iben
0el af bette og oct 1tgrte 6rentl ltp5
bar Az Mtl 0fetning of Beneoig>
iaa Nterrigerne MI par tretten Wil
fra &analbDen.
2angs ben franlfe Gront bar Der
/ 1gen belertlig @a55iaer. Yaufe:;
Der er til Gor6el for 6e allierebe, ba
oe ct iltan6 til at ege i'm Man6e-
magt. @merifa bioroger meget til
benne 2inie. Oe 100000 &roppcr
in6befatter De / Granfrige % 6e paa
@abet, &on1bottu11ter % 9eonfon,
battanter.
@riesiituationen biier MI tpoelis
6oroelen be6 en- felles 2e6elie, iaeoe
Warcb.
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SIKH Hwnkrt.
Tbrite 9roppeifb paa benue SIDE
9abet lenfet af l1baabe 700 Wl
pftenfor 9ela,uare Gapes.
81 at 8eirtmingrn iapues. Gfibet
git peitooer, Sngen Sropper om'
borb. 19 sfub, affpret.

@aibington ben 24oe Suni. EDfe
l1n6erpan6sbaabe, Der opererer paa
oenne Sioe al Mtlanterbaoet, bar
ienfet lit ferite Groppelfib. Slaaoe'
oepartementet oplpIte ioag, at ct bri'
|tif TRANSPORTING, fragtet til ben
amerifanife &egiering- og paa Reife
BERTH, bar blebet p6elagt Sen t86e
Sum- omfring 700 Mil eitenfor De.
lapore gapes, og at 81 Mano af Be-
i9tningen iopnes. Ser bar ingen
9ropper ombor6.
Eroppeitibet blep antagelie tffe
fonboieret. l1n6eroanosbaaoen bleb
lite feet, fbr Stibet bar blebet rant
met af Torpeooen. @enere tom un-
oerpanosbaaoen op og affpreoe 19
l5fuo moo Set fpnfenoe Sfib. So
9amperen bolot paa at1pnfe, git 8e.
|ietningen i 8aa6ene. Sire al bisie
8aabe meo ST Wano er llaaet 2ano.
Are gnabe fabnes.
Get 5aftn1n at Def britiife sfib
bIe0 fdanfe ldia ii0siif ,6
ties at nttpoe, at Set e11ten Daboe trnf.
| fet paa en- lnberbanosbaao paa
9iempeien eller en-, Der par paa Beien
BERTH for at foretage npe Ha55iaer.
Set 5aftum, at man fioen oen 14oe
Sum- lite babbe bsrt noset til be Se-
ulpe, iom fgrit buffeoe op uoenfor
apiten / forrise Maane5, eioroe bet
fprite melt ianbipnligt.
Sen iioite Senfning uoenfor qp>
lten fanot Ste6 omfring 80 Wil
uoenfor 0irginia gapes.
Set ienfe6e stib iagoes at bore
oen ti6ligere rusIiife Damper
~Gwinif"> men Glaaoeoepartementet
bar life tillaot at offentliggiere Nab-
net, efter Mftale mes oet brittle 30.
mtralitet.
Mf oe fire Re6ningsbaabe, iom
man bar giort Reoe for, blep TO FUN
oct al en- Damper og alle omboro /
Dem fert til 9eetp Oort. gn treble
8aao bleb op6aget af en- anoeu Cant
per og Manoitabet fbrt til San,pton
@oabs, og SEN fieroe blep funoen af
ct Seillfib, iom bragte Men6ene til
Dernuba.
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@rep aaroIpi eIoit itanoiebeospar.


arbeinerae forangte ct 2snstil.
leg al 100 8roee1lt, bpilfet biloe
ltille benz paa Iige 500 n.eo Arbeios.
giberne.
Mmfteroam ben 24be Stunt. Set
eiterrigife aabinet beiIutteoe be6 ct
grtrampbe at inogibe Mfffeosanibg.
ming, fortelles bet Meobelelier fra
@ien ioag.- 80 Deputere6e % Me-
oafteren for ~arbeiter 3eitung" ia6.
fanot Jig bos noenrigsuiniiter 8u-
rian og forelagoe for bam be Meiolu-
toner, iom Dar beataget al @iens
aommuneraao, og boori oer proteite,
reoes mob &eonftion al Breoratio-
men og Der forlangtes piebliffeltg
Oroning af presierenoe pfonomiffe
og politiife @psrgsnraal, beriblan6t
Snoleoning al 5reasllnoerbanolin-
ger.
Buriar ipare6e, at rbore Mooftan-
oere oil altio firoe os bereot til at
lutte en gjenIioig os beoer1ig Greo. "
9an erflprebe, at 9iterrig- -l1ngor1
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CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Msadorsville. Ky.--Mrs. Pearl rat.
rick. % .his place writes II vas
very cous,irnied had sour stomach
ana was so uncomfortable went 10
iha doctor ne gave noe some pills
They weakened me- and seemed ~
tear % mY digestion They would
gripc ne and afterwards Il seemed
nas more consupaied than before.
beard OF Blaek.Draughl and de-.
clded 70 try o. found o. JUST whai +
needed n was an essy laxative. ma
not bad 90 swallow biy digestion soon
Improved. got well ~ Tho snnr stom.
aeh my bowels soon seemed normal.
ne more gripping. and | woaid take a
do.e now and then. and was Ia good
shape
( cannot say too much FOR Black
Draught for Il is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black. DrauEht has FOR
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In the treatment OF stomach. liver aud
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o. thousands OF people who have used
H. NC.les
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ph. r. A. YATES Veterinary Surgeon
ana neutist permanently located
IN Con pus Christi az Woods Barn.
on Mesquite street Work guar
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