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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
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SCHOOL LANDS-Eeazey. care Herald.
100 ACRE valley farm IN crops; trade for
city property Owner Phi $685.
EXCHANGE lots for equity I'm house and
lot IN good location Write B-5o. care
FOR SALE OF trade for small Erocery
icof Is acres planted in corn and beans
p. T. sweeten. Ncsilla PARK " 81
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Ell
PAsO Or TUt son PROPERTY.
Quarter section ranch. All tiuable, good
hay, water. range school anu railroad.
1873 miles west OF e Faeo. Terms Z de-
sired Write owner, ". = Gordon No
gales Ariz
MANTED-Large sheep or cattle. ranch.
-lrrlZozo country preferred nave
some Of the most desirable close in, i'm
prov ed business property in this cit-, 10
put iu as part payment address A-2i.
care Herald
EXCHANGE FOR FL PAsO PROPERTY
$500 Splendid 80 acres farm 10 MN
utes walk from Clint. all in cultivation,
good adobe hcuse- c1rrals. house Tor help
ton trade equity or $500 or near tu4L
for city property, and must sell soon,
bargain. already in the army
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
WANTED
city property on south Fl Pas7 street or
south Stanton street To- trade Tor so acres
improved valley 1arn. VII assume
CHARLES B. STEVENS
Phone 3t5t- 1o2 Pioneer Plaza
FOR SALE OR TRADE
go acre. highly Improved farm, In
Guiding implements and stock Near
Hope. New Mexico.
WEILs-PEUGH REALTY co.
Pm. 1888 CI7 Martin Bldg
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-3s acres
near Socorro for city property. viii as
suue- city lots first payment on home;
four room cottage near High school for
FRANK Z. cox
2l9 Caplcs Bldg
TRADE FOR RANCH NEAR ROSWELL
$16.500. Beautiful new story home,
Manhattan Heights. 65 foot frlut- paved
street Double garage. fun basement. .
some unusual features about this fine
home. Trade about 5000 equity for land
in upper valley. or near Roswell. and VIII
assume very small amount
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 san antonio 81. I
FOR EXCHANGE
Property. Pomona, Calf, Tor cottage IN
e Pasu- Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
for cottage IN El PaEo- Cottages in Tam I
pa. Fla for u Paso property. Equity Z
10 new furnished bungalows Tor lots or
car IS lots ln Grandview for cottage. /
wiz assume. Lots in DeninE, N n. for /
Fl EaEo property valley land Tor cot I
tages- Wen located tenement for cot I
tsge or land
81. n. CARL
502 Caples Bldg. Phi IS. /
TRADE FOR Ell PASO PROPERTY F!
$4,000. 1900 acres. 10000 acres Of I
open range country surrounding close 10 I
station, good grass. so foot wen. water ]
within go feet OF top. New Mexico Owner ]
wants III Paso property, and viii assume /
small amount
$4,000. so acre ranch, 4 miles AIbu- I
Querque in. prOveueuts cost $4,000. is ]
acre orchard VIII trade for Fl Paso prop ]
erty and assume some.
$3.50. so acre ranch near Clint. all I
I'm cultivation, on main paved road Trade ]
$1,000 equity for II Pcso property.
$1,000. p acres, Fsleta road. 2 miles i
down, both sides road. small house. part I
in cultivation Trade $1,000 equity f0r i
IL Faso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

BRICK BUNGALOW, four rooms. large
sleeping porch front and back porchCs
On three lots servants house and ga
RAGE desirable location; $4,000. Terms 20
SUN Phi SE-Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

USED CAR BARGAINS
Haynes 9 passenger. 1917 model $1,000
Oldsmohle s, 5-passcnGer, good con
l4uun ----.-- 90. g d ~
Buick Light six Roadster ....-.----s 80
s--au Coupe ....-.....-...........
Cadillac Stripped Roadster --..-..--si 80
Chevrolet passenger ------.--.-.----a -i5
WALTERS & DURHAM
go vs.. san Antonio Phi 1893
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

COY three room brick home on two
fuu lots. S2500.O0; no interest. VIII
trade for diamonds. livestock, or what
have you2 Pm. sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
RANCH AND CATTLE
EnErwnw

Na|IH ND |--TIIL
SPECIAL
Range 1zU14 miles. fenced and
thorC rEhiy PROTECTED, allotment
iu Apache National Forest OF
~ rizona. very fine grass and wa
ter on every other section fac
cattle, coed calf crop. 90 saddle
horses and I'm equipment. about
100 high grade Herefords. Best
buy in state today ct the price
OF s5G.Oe0-09.
". 6. BUCHOZ g. CO.,
Hotel Sheldon
Phone 1Il- Fl Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

MELEE-Magneto and starter
repairing We specialize in armature
rewiulinE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

FOR SALE rooms. sleeping porch,
with furniture no. 5, Forage St.
En-t Bis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

FOR SALE by owner, & room bunga-
low in Tobin addition near Washing
ton park, $3.50. small payment down,
balance like rent Phi. 7011.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For SaIe-Miscenaneou

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MASON fruit jars cheap PHI 7252W.
PIPEl PIPE! PIPE!
Complete stock new and second hand
pipe and well casing. First class con-
ditiou- At reduced prices. Prompt ship
ment. Texas supply Co. BEAUMONT, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

OWNER LEAVING-Wil sacrifIce
Government Hill bungalow, 8 attrac-
tive rooms. furnished. $500. Bargain
Tor home or investment Can be
rented TO advantage. Uufurnished If
preferred Phone 4241-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For SaIe-AufomobiIes- Wanted

I
HUPMOBILE 90. in good condition 21s2
Cg1ress. Pm s616. mornings.
FORD-TouriaE. Been driven about $500
miles ESQ Copper.
CEMENT GARAGE, lights and water. 50
month Pm $3.50.
FOR SALE-Overland 20. $500. Pm. III.
Ask Tor Parker.
Ell PASO automobile laundry-Havo your
cars washed while you walt. cars called
for aod delivered 200 y Eas. Phi $40
: PASSENGER Studetszer car. Al con-
ditiun. win exchange for vacant lots or
sci cheap Tor cash Pm 90 after Pm
PRICED for quick sale. s passenger auto.
Don't walt OH z. Rio GraLde. Phi
41seI-
WILL PAY $50 for six weeks use Of
Speclster- Gus rautee return condition
received. Phi 6sos.
FOR SALE-stripDed car. equipped with
electric starter and electric lights Price
$3.50. Phi 1913
FORD ROADSTER, Thoroughly over
hauled and painted, $3.50. Southwestern
WrccEinE Co. Ph. 13s.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Flve PASSENGER bort
ear. good condition 51f Corto. near
Prospect
Bent FRONT AXLEs ENLIGHTENED On
car Radiators and Tenders repaired
FOR sAIE-Ton and Cne-half Republic
public Garage $50 Texas St
WILL PAY 500 down and SIS a month
for light five-passenger car address
B-2s. care Herald
FOR SALE 1917 seven passenger
Chandler car Address box 81, Mesill-
Parz- y ~. or telephone OrEan sIf3
FOR SALE-FIve passenger Studebaker,
fine condition; new paint; five good tires.
six tubes Price $4,000 T. C. Uley-
FOR sALE-My Buick roadster. newly
painted ard overhaulcd. fine condition
Pm E02 J.. p. Sheehan. 324 Mills Bl6g-.
HAVE $500 borrowe1 or diamonds. valued
by lccal 5gweler as $500, viii trade
equity for small modern closed gas car;
no Fords. Addrsss B-4s. care He-ald-
FOR SALE-l917. 5-rassenEer Overland.
Al condition Going 20 war Phi 2fls
before % sunday. Other days all day.
BUCK 90" 55-seven PASSENGER; new
paint rubber top completely oTerhauied-
Runs better than new. Lieut. Porter. No
tor Truck Co. q. Fl Bliss Pm. 14I.
FOR SALE-Reo 5th Roadster Electric
lights SELF starter all iu serviceahle
condition Price $3.50 cash Pm 1872
after $50 e. m. and ask for Capt
3-aIl-ll5-
1916 = PASS. sTUTZ in excellent con-
dition- run under 5000 miles Top and
upholstery like new Five good tres
VIII sacrifice. Owner sol Montana St. I
Ph. $3.50 or 6Sf1 after G.
BARGAINS N AUTOMOBILE TIRES. /
We have left a number Of Hardman F.
Tires which we wish 10 close out quickly I
The number OF tires and the p-Ice on
each are as follows.
Guaranteed 5000 Nile Hardman Tires
4-s1x4 CIiEcher Non slid -+-f-45 I
4-32N4 Clincher Plain -..--....---&-3-lo /
1-53Z4 Cflncher Non-slIid .......-S-s-s5 ]
-3sU41z s. s. Plain .----..-s..-.S52 s5 ]
5-15z4-s s. S. Plain -2ai-lo ]
7-15E5 @. D. Non-sllld -----.-..---S $3.50 D
3-35E5 S. s. Non-szid $3.50 4
e-2-U5 O. ID N0n-slSid .-----.--.--ff $3.50 /
Guaranteed $500 Mile Hartman Tires. ]
3-ccr4 s. S. Non-slzid ..-.-----...S 2H.so I
u YOU want 10 get the best bargain i
you have ever bought in Automobile I
Tires. act quickly
KRAEAUER. YORK & MOVES =, I.
III san Francisco Street FL Paso, Texas I
Mail orders filled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

we can sell you a most desirable
residence in ideal location, on paved
street. absolutely first class furnish
mss throughout, for 100000, about
one-fourth 20 be cash, balance reason
able II you want a bargain. this is IL.
PARK W. PTTMAN REALTY CO.
504 Two Republics Bldg Phone 61z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
LEATELL q SHERMAN,
us Texas St


IEAL IF Z = Two sIUHI HUME
MAGNIFICENT vieW-0verlOokiuE city,
valley and Mexico. Four bed rooms.
sleeping porch. frontage on corner
1-f feet, running back 188 feet TO
another street There is no Other
home in Fl Paso that viii be more
attractive For price and terms
phone e12
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

Nicely finished 6 room new bunga-
Tow. hardwood floors. basement. heat.
garage, . lots. corner, servants room.
For particulars apply 10 Mrs. j. W.
Crowdus 1900 W Missouri. Phi. 1921.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For SaIe-Automobiles-W

For Observation-Disclosures
AUTOMOBILE loans a15 Trust Bldg.
1917 EINE-PAss. FORD-5l4 Mesa
CASH paid FOR old Fords-Ph- s57-
MANrEll-To ruy Ford car Pm s0s5-
ANLEs MADE True without rernoving.
Buehanal.. 2l2 San Francisco. Pm. 35l7-
SPEEDsTERs. automobiles stripped down
70 order ~ Experts. 500 y. kansas Pm go
S525 TAKES my Cadillac g. tires new
cords Pm sos for appointment
FOR SALE-Hudson touring car good as
new. price very reasonable. Phi 1906.
WILL TPADE Holly w0cd lots in u Paso
19r aELcmoblle IN el52 evening"
PARH agneto ana starter repair
er- We specialize in armature rewindiug.
FORD CAR for sale. in good condition
"a esls.
WANTED 10 buy a second hand Ford.
BEST FORD in town. 500 worth OF
extras Pm 16s5-
COME IL ASD SEE
Best Inc used cars IN southwest Fords to
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone slo0
FOR SALE-One Overland five 17sse1-
ger car. model so. good as new. for
lt6ll0Ql. 10000 cash and balance 10 suit
you and me. or tS55O.01 cash Address
AIRS ]. G. Gir0n. san Elizario. Tex. or
phone e. Clint
BARGAINS
Ford Roadster, quick sale ...-.--...S250
Dodge brand new tires ---.-----..-ss50
Two extra tires and rims.
Buick Roadster .----..-.-....-.- $3.50
CAtI. 527. MR. RICHARDSON
CLEVELAND SQUARE GARAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

HOTEL-PUrtales. New Mexico O.
trade for property IN Fl Paso or
farm land near Fl Paso-
WELLS-PEUGH REALTY CO.
617 Martin Bldg PHI 1898.
TOR sALE-OnIy $500. Must sacrifcs
100 ceres stock. fruit. alfalfa land bur-
derilE river. above Las Cruces. Stone
house, free water. wood TERMS $500
cash. balance from crops. owner 52T
Bilel street. Los Angeles. Calf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

LARGE BUNGALOW ON MONTANA
STREET
3 fun lots best location in town.
This place is worth sS50O-wiu sell
for s6650-on easy terms.
l. T. KILLER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

TWO LOTS in Altura Park for sale
cheap. See j. D. Thompson, at Police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For SaIe-Furnifurs

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FURNITURE for sales small house for
rent 1899 f. Boulevard. Ph. 4s0lM-
FUK THE NEAT 10 DAYS we VIII paw
cash for your used furniture. trunks. suit
cases. etc. Ring rs Tor bids. Berryhill
Furniture Co. 4o3 Texas. Pm 5546.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For Sale-City Property.

TWO TOTS for sale, cheap for cash
uE r-E--u- Erwarnrart Fiji
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

LOOK WHAT A BUY
Large living room. dining room.
kitchen. bedroom, hail, bath, . glass
p0rches. garage, corner lots. on paved
street. near Alta Vista School. If you
have about $500 can sell for $500.
SCOTT SALES q RE Atty co.
Ee4 Mills Bldg Phi. 1855 or 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
FurniEure Packing

FURNITURE packed and stored and
shipped. DusanE 4 Wellburn- Ph 1888
FURNITURE and stove repairing. house
hold goods packed and shipped. WORK
guaranteed. Phones 10f6-1322
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
For Sale-Pianos

PIANO loans. sIs Trust Bldg
MARSHALL q Wendell piano. bench and
music rack combined. 800. Pm. 4sS2J-
GOOD PLANO-Sacrifice at $50. 3517
Bisbee St
PLANO-FracticaIly new. ch-5p for cash.
Pm 1920.
We INSTALL Whit you want on INSTALL
monte
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15
REHABILITATION OF OUR WOUNDED

United States Government is resolved to do it's
best to restore every wounded American soldier and
sailor to health strength and sefsupporting activity
Until his discharge from the hospital all the medical
and surgical treatment to restore him to health
is under the jurisdiction of the military naval auth
critics. according to the branch of the service he in
The vocational training, the reeducaon and rehabta
ton necessary restore him sefsupporng activity
is under the jurisdiction of the Federal Board
tional Education.
If he needs an artificial limb mechanical appli-
the Government will supply it free, will keep it in
repair and 1t when If after his dis
he again needs medical treatment
his disability the Government will supply it Free While
he is in the hospital and while in training afterwards
the soldier sailor will receive compensation If in
and his family dependents will receive their
allotment.
wounded soldier sailor, although his disability
does not prevent him from returning to employment
without training, take of vocational train
ing free of cost and the compensation provided by the
warrisk insurance act will be paid to him and the train
ing will be free, but allotment will be paid to his
family.
Every Liberty Bond holder who holds his bond is
keeping up part of this great work of restoring to
health, strength and usefulness the who have stuff
cred for their country.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

Germany has debt of 100000, 100000 This
something less than onehalf but more than
onethrd of the total wealth of the nation This amount
Germany to her people, but besides that she
will have sums to for the destruction that
her armies wrought. Begium's bill alone will be $4-
0OO,0 900 according to recent statement, and be-
that France has bill for the wanton
destruction INDUCED in by the Hum have also others
the beegerents Neutral nations like Norway that
suffered the unlawful destruction of their ships will in
fairness entitled compensation. In strict JUS
tce there why Germany should not the
enormous expenses which she forced the United
States and other of the Allies and then punt
tive damages BESIDES but the total national wealth Of
Germany would be exhausted long before the debt could
be paid. Germany is bankrupt She can never pay the
just money claims that might properly be assessed
against her. and she start to for the
misery suffering which she brought the world
Germany is bankrupt and the world is the loser The
German doctrine that might makes right that smaller
nations have right to stand in the of the amb
larger nations is also bankrupt but in that the
whole world makes vast gain.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15
PEACE

The stupendous that the is is almost
as incomprehensibe the stunning when the
war broke. The great difference is that peace is the
normal condition. will rapidly accustom
selves TO it again.
Germany has acceded to armistice terms drastic
that will be absolutely impossible for her to
hostilities.
The actual peace terms will be the result of long
deliberations by peace conference at which the best
minds in the world will justice to all, and
especially establish liberty and popular rule that
an enduring peace will be assured.
We shall hear much of the problems
of reconstruction, and while those problems will be
great will be easy to over-emphasze them, especially
United States nothing than finding jobs for
demobzed armies In the countries of Europe, in
dustry dsorganzed capital has been dis
sipated, many industrial plants have been de-
stroyed that the problem there is going to be most
but in this country only few steps
removed from peace, and if heads it will
only simple matter to returnsto peace basis The
only thing to the socialist and the
sefcontrol that they should be able easily to meet and
solve coming problems. United States has made
world democracy against the danger of
kaisersm will in the future days to be called
buwark the world against the dangers of boshevsm,
which will seriously threaten other nations of the world
This duty will call for bloody sacrifices, but it will
for great devotion to the principles of righteous
and justice upon which the American nation has
been built. If fail in solving the problems Of
the coming days in sane reasonable, just and fair
manner which shall be beacon light to the world,
will prove unworthy the sacrifices which the boys
have made.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

President Wilson's call to the country to elect
Democratic had the effect of gavanizng the old
Republican party into life again. and there is of
active aggressive Republican party in the
nation today than there has been since the days of
William Mckinley. Two years will a Repub-
can elected president and looks back the in
dusrial depression which settling this country
the administration began put its policies
before the broke the change will be
a welcome
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

wheat, which produces very black
bread with. distinct odor and al
most impossible to swallow. These
are the people who have struggled
thru four years of our war.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15
Local Red Cross Work to Go On

Local Red Cross work is to go on,
according to statement made by
Geo. w. Beise, chairman of the Stew
ems County Chapter. He says
eft must not be assumed that there
is nothing more for the Red Cross
to do because an armistice has been
signed, and peace will soon come.
The work will be continued by our
local chapter. The only department
which will cease its activities is the
surgical dressing division. This
work has been ordered stopped by
the National Department, as the
stock of dressings on hand is said to
be ample to take care Of any emer-
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15
WISE TO KEEP LIBERTY BONDS

The wide distribution among millions Of American
citizens of Liberty loan bonds makes Liberty loans
according to Secretary of the Treasury McAdoos
pressed opinion the soundest of national financing That
these bonds be kept widely distributed amongst the
American people is of great Importance to the Nation
and to the individual holders of the bonds.
United States Government bonds in the past have
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

gency. All other departments viii
continue their work. We have over
two million American. boys in
France, and all authorities say it
will take from one to two years be-
fore they can all be returned to
America. In the meanwhile the Red
Cross will continue to look after
them. Our Allies will still need our
help, perhaps will even need more
help from us. There will be much
suffering in Europe for some time to
come, certainly during the coming
winter, and the mission of the Red
Cross is to alleviate suffering where
ever possible.
LET us therefore be prepared to
go on with the Red Cross work until
the need therefor is no longer ap-
parent"
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

good indication of what is coming in politics and
everything else shown by the returns from Farbau
county where Donald L. Stearns, returned wounded
soldier unknown in the county six before
election elected county treasurer by sticker
paign by a majority of AS votes over the combined
vote of his two opponents. Help yourself, boys.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15
KEEP SAVING FOOD
MORE PEOPLE TO FEED
Allies Have Lost One Hundred
Million Animals Herds are
Depleted

DO NOT STOP SAVING FOOD. The
Austrian armistice has thrown the
Mediterranean open to safe shipping.
This means that wheat from India
and Australia will be available. The
coming Of peace may release the
wheat market of the world but corn,
rye. barley and fats will be needed
greatly. One hundred million ami
mails have been lost to the Allies dur
ing the war. Herds have been de-
pleted. The meat and fat supply
must come in large quantities from
America. Peace will bring an ad-
ded 180,00O,O00 starving peoples to
our Thanksgiving table.
The boys and girls of Minnesota
during this past year have helped
greatly against this day, and it's
needs. Through their pig and calf
clubs they have added $4,000
pounds to the meat production of the
state. SAVE WITH THE ENERGY
AND INTEREST THAT THEY HAVE
PRODUCED.
Figures recorded October l in
Washington with the Department of
Agriculture tell this tale of actual
production conditions in America
this year, in comparison with the
crop of 1917: Wheat has an increase
of 268,00O,000 bushels, barley of
27,000,0O0, rice 100000, rye IT,
100000, buckwheat 100000 and
beans 100000; a total increase of
322,O00,000 bushels. Corn shows a
decrease of 100000 bushels, oats
of 100000 bushels, potatoes ST.
100000 bushels and sweet potatoes
100000 bushels; total decrease of
100000. In the face of our stu
pendous wheat crop must we save?
France shows decrease of 43 per
cent in pork production. 1t has
dropped from 100000 hogs in pre-
war times to 100000. The pres
ent retail price for pork in this war
stricken country ranges from Sc to
60 cents per pound as against pre-
war average price of 10 cents.
Frances potato crop likewise can not
buy them at all. Food conditions
outside the area under military con-
troll are very bad. For weeks in
some of the localities where bread is
available at all it has been made of
a combination of chestnut flour, with
some oats, barley, and little buck
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

gone above par. high $3.50 for 800 per cent
bond. That Liberty bonds will go well above par when
peace is very probable Holding ones Liberty
bonds therefore, is wise well patriotic
Every holder of Liberty loan bond should heed
caution hold to his her bonds because there
going great efforts shrewd and INSCRIPTIONS
people at inadequate prices these bonds
holders who not well Informed to stock and
bond values.
Worthless near-worthless stock or stock Of only
speculative vaue-"wildcat stocks they called
are going offered Liberty bonds Some will be
urged sell exchange their Liberty bonds but
buy the stock and give the Liberty bonds security
the purchase price, This is camaufaged attempt to
get Liberty bonds exchange the stock of their
panies.
If every holder of a Liberty bond will consult a
before he disposes of it, the
will prosper but the individual bondholders WILL
the American people a whole will be benefited.
The outcome of the constitutional prohibition
in Minnesota is still in doubt, but returns
nearly complete indicate that the vets have
by about 1000 votes atho the drys will have majority
of votes cast the question 1t takes
political prophet declare that the amendment
defeated by the u The epidemic greatly reduce the
whole state and the majority of the sayat
home vote would be conceded dry and in addition
slow to take advantage of the popular
notion that Dr. Barleycorn is expert influenza.
However, legislature will undoubtedly find in
the recorded ample authority for ratifying the
federal at the coming session. Returns from
indicate that the federal amendment will
have been ratified by the legislatures of A states by
next spring.
Morris tribune., 1918-11-15

You'll enjoy The RaT' sson, Min
neapolis. adv.