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Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11
WILL ARIZONA SOLDIERS VOTE?

Among the many things that the legislature has been called together to act upon by the governor
 is giving our soldiers in the field the right to cast their votes for political offices While believe that soldiers be given every privilege of the opinion that such privilege would open the way to all kinds of fraud. Mining states much different from agricultural manufacturing states, in that we have constantly shifting population. Take, for instance the list of called into service and note how few are at the present time residents of the state. And among those left here many would have gone elsewhere did they not know that they might be called any time into the service Even if their names appeared on the register of two years ago thev could not be considered voters at this time.
Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11
AFTER THE DISLOYAL

As an adjunct to the espionage bill the senate of the Limited States last week agreed to bill that will make membership in the l. W. W. or kindred Organi- zations unlawful and provides ten years imprison- ment and s5OO0 fine. It also makes 1t possible to bring in those whose sympathies are with the dis loyal organizations, but who stand back and wave the other fellow on. Let every disOya organization be put under the ban and drive the membership from the country America will be better off with out such people and even Germany would not be improved by them.
Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11
SAVED THEIR LIVES

"Where in the world have y, been 2" exclaimed the mother catching sight of her saturated chil Didn't I tell you not to try out tho skates until the ice was safe 2"
 "Oh, mamma" pleaded little Will q just saved three men and th( women from drowning"
 "You don't reall ymean it" rett ed his mother with mingled aston ment and pride.
 ''Yes, mamma" answered youngster. "They were just about go on the ice when I broke throV Philadelphia Ledger.
Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11

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Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11
IT IS NOW THRIFT STAMPS

While many people fatigued after the strenu- ms struggle to put the Third Liberty Loan the top the people should not forget that every dollar invested in Thrift Stamps is giving Uncle Sam much necessary pin money. Nebraska, while not as large as some of the other states, has evolved method ot selling Thrift Stamps that has put her in the first rank. So far more than $15,OOO,OOO in stamps have been taken in that state, establishing wonderful record.
Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11
ACAsE IN POINT

The German press says the
 kept the peace for forty year knew a man once who was al husband for many years and tn day he decided to murder hi, and he did.-Detroit Free Pres
Mohave County miner., 1918-05-11

''This intOlerabIe THING of which the masters of Germany have shown the ugly face, this menace of combined intrigue and force which we now see clearly as the German power, this thing without con- science or honor or capacity for COvenanted peace, must be crushed. .'-President Wilson in his address before Congress, December f. 1917
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
PROGRAM
At ARMORY MEETING
SUNDAY EVENING
Catholic and Protestant Churches
Close for United Rally of All
the People Parade from Y. M.
G. A. TO Hall.

The brotherhood uf man. will he up.
%prppriutcly typiGcd SUNDAY evening nj.
the afmorv mass meeting. People "
all religious beliefs. viii mingic with
those " nh political affiliations, and
The foreign citizenship from many
lands.
For the first time in thirty veors.
't.s said, all the Catholic churches bavc
suspended sunday evening services. and
will Join in the tense patriotic service
and rally, al the nrmort.
All Protestant churches will also
iorogu their regular evening service.
and attend cn mos-. the ormurv ~
e%rciscs.
\ progression viii bee formed Boo front
OF the Y. VI. G.. \. building. hy those
who are -o inclined, pud viii march -
th' urmurN. going west uu Central
uy,uur, tu Fifth street. thence south ar
Fiith to The common rendezvous.
This procession will b, hcpdcd hy
about forty musicians. u'irr IA, per.
sonul direction # Profc-.ur Ellis.
Here is the compete program for the
liberty loan mass meeting az the ormory
sunday night. beginning ~ : u%'clocl.
tn. speaker 90 the evening viii he
Hon Zach Lamar Cobb Of ~ pa,o.
Program.
Patriotic Music, Amalgamu,cd Choir,
Of the lily, under leadership Of Prof
Scdr,.
Rund-'' star Sponglcd Banner
Twenty third Psalm; Lord. PRAYER.
Father MnuIslnii
speech boy e.. VI. Bolts. hartman four.
minute men.
Invocation, Rev. g. o. B,ckman.
MaTScilluisc, D University Churu,
Prayer FOR Success ot the Army. Rev
Bergman.
Ouo.hulf minute silent yroycr.
Cluut hv Chorus.
Taps Fred X. Hills.
SPEECH. Paul Rcdiugton.
Chici speaker Of the evening. Hon.
Zach Lamar Cobb
Medley. BAND.
Announcement az Drive, Judge VI. T..
Hickey. chairman.
No solicitation.
Commitrc, iu charge. VI. Barber,
hartman; Louis MrRuc. y. ". Bcnuiug.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Gets Results;
Voluntary Service
Corps Is Organized

A. 70 first result of tho visit here.
e Major Henry H. Jump, T.. : army
medical corps, who leaves for the east
tonight. the tirst voluntary medical
service corps 20 b" organized In New
Mexico was formed iu Albuquerque
TODAY.
Tn" new organization has iu its
membership those physicians who arc
Ineligible for active scrvirr and men
be- The medical reserve corps. Tho
organization is recognized 10y tho
army medical STAFF ,ud entities its
members 'u wear tho badge of v1luu-
t1ry offer Of service.
The local organization was com.
plctod with ur r. g. Cornish as
president In James 49, Wroth as
vie" president and pr Chas n Dun
can of Socorru as secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
First Ward School
Makes Fine Record
Selling Stamps

~ the first ward school TODAY Mrs.
Butts. the teacher, gave the badge II
90 promotion 10 9l6 pupils ~ Il mnrk of
honor for services rendered boz the sale
OF war savings aud thrift stamps.
Thu. school reflects the intense Amer.
lean spirit ~ The teachers. The iuii.
viduHi aud team work of the children
have been highly satisfactory. The rec.
ord made is highly hooutnhlc.
p 'u date the sale, record stands nj,
500 i6 for the FIRST ward school. Miss
~rhupp conceived "a, idea uf forming
the pupils into no army for thrift
stamp work.
Clinton Bormun wear. the honor med
al, having led IN personal selling. He
Sold sJn worth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Legal Holiday
Declared by the
City Commission

The city commissioner ha,, I.u
lu official notice declaring tomorrow
saturday. 20 legal holiday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
BALE OF COTTON Is
GIVEN TO RED CROSS
j. E Garrett Makes GIFT 20 Nueees
County Chapter. the Bate Being on
Display m the Nueces Hotel Lobby

The Nneces County Chapter ~ the
Red Cross is very proud Of ,nc pos
session ~ q bale Of cotton which has
been grown in Nueoos County
The gift was made hy j. r. Garrett
90 Miss Seaton for the Rcd Cross last
week but win not be sold unti a nj
ting program can he prepared ana o
crowd worthy Of the splendid gift no.
Titled ia be- present nt the sale
This bale of cotton will today be
placed IN the lobby Of the Nueces Hoo
tel whore IL viii through the courtesy
~ Manager Woodrnan, Dc on exhibition
until the day Of sale 40 doubt MIR.
Woodman would donate additional
space should any other cotton grower
wish space IN the Nueces lobby for the
same purpose.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Air Lancaster and daughter
haNr rrurued nom Nebraska wtero
thrs have u,eH pending ori Weoes
Nsitns remtNcs
Nairh Nates III san Antonio is visit
lne in ihe cu is the guest of \lton
N,Hgsf
a h. webb haa been advised that
h# SOM Corporal Leonard NJ Webb.
haa Ai1itrd safety overseas.
rlanh uouse ana wife 90 kinesvtlie
arc ai tnc Nutces
Mrs ASA uoneman of san Antonio
Is registered ai The Nueces.
Airs luo nottes and son Ice Bettes,
Ir ~ Paris afc visitors in the city,
registering al the Nucees Wednesday.
Dr ~ " Nintnn Is in the city from
Austin uu business mission.
Aicsdanes " 5. Dunkin, W X. Hen
dtrson and W L. Leonard and iiill
Leonard. Jrs OF Shreveport are among
The summer Nacationlsts in the cry.
They are guests at the Nueccs.
NJ. and Mrs ". Lee Wilson ~
waco are AZ the Nueces.
George y Macatee Jr. Is In the city
from Kelly Field.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
City News : =:
/: i: 4: i'm Brief

l-.---.-------------- ------'
y = Nadsal nnu anu tam'y 'e't 'ss'
nihh' ipf colorado SPRINGS 'nl"'nu"'
where VI i'edsAh hHe "'''p''n = Y"
Hitl"n A' nH'ninisl va WE SHOPS ~ we
street railway COMPANY lh' i'i'lN
eight years Nh tlpdsail helms I'm
rioyet NN Noakea BROTHERS
-
The United states Civil Serves Com
mission announces che following 'N
aWinations Architectural designer
fnwlel Tor Panama cinal service" s'I'|
to SiSb per mouth. architectural drut
mun mnicl Tor Panama canal service.
fl4f ZAP ttla month electrician tmal')
depni ttnont setNice, washington, - G.,
general mechanic ,mhlel. Washington.
% G. elevator conductor ,maiel de
steam engineer FIRST second and third
lcias. tmairl. departmental service.
Washington - ca operative tmalc
ana f'malcl Tor OUTS in Washington.
lN g. nnd elsewhere. photographs
lmnle 1nd fcmnlcl. for duty 10 tho
Icnief ~ etdance office. war depart
mont Washington. ~ c. tahulaiine
lmcchaniciau malcl department Of
lor stenoEfaphcrs ana tvpewrtcrs at
/ Washington w. continues. and
i qualified persons are urged ga apply
+ Information and application blanks
4an he secured from ~ W kraus. at
the postnffite m Corpus Christi
W. r Morgan, ssstior master for
painful injuries yesterday morning
about niue O'Clock when a Ford TINT
Z re was driving WAS struck by another
caf the accident hatpcninF az the cor
ncr OF Chapnrral and tasuna streets
RepWts from the home last night said
chat NJ, Morgan had received severe
bui that they are not serious and he
{ viii h' 1hv fu return 20 his work with
ln another few days
Mr. and Mrs Robert MeComb and
Mr ani Mrs W u n Woods return
/ et ycstefaAN from 2 TWO weeks vnca
+ zion uip during which time they Wis
lted relatives iu Cihrkesvilie, reNae.
They maac ihr trim 10th ways ~ 70
+ Fond covering the 900 miles without
I tur with the ear,
r'enos nave peer ADVISED tnat J"'-
luf i'"i'lil'l '' 80 'i th'3 'i's' Wh" on
ltsi july W'- commissioned "s d"
ii-' lieutenant ~ lh' 0u"rierinas''f
elhN WIZ promote" '' o"p''ineF on
a p- NSl ~ "l" lh"t r." - now 'i"sSihs
lhe Aii"ht' i"r OVERSEAS dniN' as com
/ iiin"'i "i i.'nof hat''h"n.
N"p'"'" e"ssos' ses's'u'y 'ss"eu ="
90 ''e'''"' ~ '"''
Christi and this immediat" vicinity TO
report at the atmpiN third floor 81 The
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

ment committee announces special
program for the weekly luncheon of the
Rotary club today IA noon az the Nue-
ers Hotel Thomas H. Randall win he
tn, toastmastef President Harry o.
iiemeN Will announce thu personnel OF
q committee that VIII represent tho
Rotary Ciuh 300 d campaign to increase
membership ANA interest u the BOY
scout TROOPS oi thls elty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
TODAY'S CALENDAR


Weathcr buIietin
I.oni forecast tor oIaN Genwait
f.r iiaht aouthua WINDS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
ROTARY committee IS
PLANNING GUARD DRIVE
FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Troop r. Texas Cavalry ard Company
X, Texas infantry, Each TO Be Given
Fund Of $1,000, TO Be Raised by Pub
tic Subscription
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29
Captain Gussett yesterday issued an

order requesting an members OF Troop
r. Texas cavalry, who live Ia Corpus
christi ana this immediate vicinity TO
report at the atmory third floor Of The
city hall Friday might promptly AT 3
O'clock
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

Friends have beer advised that Jul
us Dorenfieia Jr az this ciis. who pn
last iuy n was commissioned as -
fr-i lieutenant in the Quartcrmaster
Corps. WIS promoted lp a captaincy on
Auausl az. ana that ne is now crossing
the Atlantic Tor overseas duiy, as com
mpndef of Labor Battalion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs Robert mecomb and
AZ aud Mrs " ~ 81 Woods return
so pr4tffaaN from 4 two weeks vnca
zion tlp. during which time they Wis
tied relatives iu Clhrkesville rcNae
THEY maac fHe iril 10th ways in ~
Fond covering the 900 miles without
n punNtu'r or any trouble of any ma
turf with the ear,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

George =. Macaiee, Jr., Is In the city
from Kelly Field.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

Boys short Pants Suits in cotton
and wool fabfics On sale ut 90 per cent
OF ADV S2J
THE GrGEN IEINg COIN co.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

A c Hsdsall and and family left last
nirht for Colorado springs Colorado.
where VI lladsaii has accepted d rn
aitinn ia mnrhinisi n thr shops of the
street railway company Tho family
Inns lived in Corpus Christi Tor about
eight tears. M HndsAl heinz 'm
rluyed ry Noakes Brothers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-29

Mr. and Mrs ". Lee Wilson ~
Warp are al the Nueces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

pelant les menageres de sa voix re-
tentissante qui dominant aisement- les
autres bruits de la rue.
Ellie ftait bien connue dams ce coin
des Bastignolles, OH depuis tant6t
vingt ans, ellie promenait ses legumes
ct ses fruits.
Connue, on peut %ajouter .estimee ct
aimee, CONNIE une brave femme qu'el-
lie etait, lie VERDE. haut, la langue
prompte, la main leste, mais franche,
%obligeante, dure a la fatigue, cons
ciencieuse ct "arrangeante" CONNIE
pas une de ses colleagues.
Aussi, avait-elle la clientele fidele
de toutes les boutiquieres, petites bon
mes ct petites bourgeoises du quarter,
qui devalisaient a qui mieux mieux
son eventaire toujours Acknowledgement
approvisionne.
Sur les ONE heures, ellie sen reve-
matt, sa merchandise liquidee ct lie sac
de toile qui contenait sa fonnaie char
ge de gros sous, lorsque, au %carrefour
de l'avenue Clichy ct de Pavenue de
Saint uen, occupe a repondre a une
pratique, ellie apercut trip tard pour
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
BoUD1N! BouD1N!

M. Napoleon Latourelle, proprie-
taire de la Minnesota Meat Market
Co., 40, Be u sud; 725 Avenue Hen
nepin ct 1909 Avenue Nicollet, desire
announcer quill a commence a faire du
bon boudin canadien cue l'on peut Sc
procurer q ces boucheries a prix raj
sonnables.
On peut aussi reduire de beaucoup
lie co1t de la vie en- achetant les Wan
des de Ia Minnesota Meat Co.
Une visite vous en- convaincra.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

Pewter, un fardier charge de blocs
enormes de pierre blanche; ellie YOU
Tut toutefois Sc CARER, mails un fiacre,
arrivant a toute vitesse, la r%enversa;
ellie roula sous les pieds du cheval,
deux roues de la viiture lui passerent
SUI lie corps ct ellie demeura inanimee
sur lie pave.
En- I'm elm d'oeil, il Sc forma au-
tour dele un attroupement.
LIE cocher await arrete .sa voiture,
tandis que son client ouvrait vivement
la portiere ct s'elancait SUI lie trot-
toir.
C'etait I'm garcon de vingt-cinq ans
don't la physionomie avenante ct Sc
rieuse s'encadrit dams un collier de
barbe frisonnante allongee en- pointe;
une ~profusion de cheveux blends Sc
chappant de son feutre mou a large
bords ct rejetes en- arriere surl lie col
de o m%acfarlane, contribuait a lui
bonner lie type artistic.
II await nom Pierre Brunei ct etait
attache a la reduction dun journal.
Suite a la .2e page
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

sprises en- trofs mois, ont fait de moi un homme en-.
Increment nouveau. Je conseile CO merveilleux re-
amede 4 tous ceux qui souffrent CONNIE TAI souf-
"fert:" (signe), Leodore Larance, Baskerville, Mass.
ECR1vEZ-NOUS. - 81 vous avez besoin de con-
sells, ecrivez-nous en- nous Dormant des details sur
votre maladie. Par lie retour de la MALE, vous rece-
vrez de notre medecin des conseils qui vous seront
dune grande utilize.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les mar
chands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par Ia
poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, sur reception
du prix, SOC une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adress6es: COM
MED1CALE MORO, 272, rue saint-Denis,
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
IN EXTREMES

Ce matin-A, malnan Tester par
co,nrait son itinkraire accoutume pous-
sant deyant ellie 90 petite charette, ap.:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
Dedicace du Service Flag" de la
Cour Hennepin

La dedicace du "Service Flag" lie
la Cour Hennepin, No 1853, o. F. c.,
qui devait avoir lieu lie 10 octobre,
mails qui a etc remise a cause de re-
pidemie dTnf1uenza qui sevissait a Get
te epoque, aura lieu dimanche soir lie
IL janvier, dams la sale A. O.U.W.,
$40 Avenue Hennepin-Est.
Tous les membres ct lie public y sont
invites.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

par la me
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

Ce dui fait Ia grande
superiorit6 des Pilules
Moro sur tous les au-
tres remedies, principa-
cement dams les cas- de
faiblesse ct de maladies
des reins, .c'est qu'elles
agissent directement
CONNIE toniQuea sur
l'estomac.
La faiblesse provient
lie plus solvent dun ap-
pauvrissement du sang.
Or, il est admis que les
Pilules Moro enrichis-
sent lie sang ct lie puri-
fient. ST Ia faiblesse
provient dun NAL de
reins, entrafnant des
troubles dyspeptiques ct
la perte de l'app6tit,
c'est encore les Pilules
Moro qui guerissent le
plus snrement, empa-
chent de maigrir, r6ta-
dissent l'appetit ct la
digestion, redonnent des
forces. Flies retablis-
sent le bon fonctionne-
ment des reins ct chas-
sent l'acide urique ct
les autres poisons qui
empechent lie sang de-
ire filtre.
Combien d'hommes ont
chaque jour recours aux
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
Partie de Boxe
leI3 Janvier
Proclaim

LIE minneapolis Boxing Club,
don't Mike E. Collins est lie president
ct lie gerant reprendra ses parties de
boxe qu'on a du suspendre a cause de
la gurre.
La premiere soiree aura lieu ven
dredi soir, lie 8 %janvier, a I'Armory,
qu'on a retenu pour la saison. Cette
sale peut contenir facilement 10000
p%ersonnes ct permettra au club d'of-
frir les entrees aux prix populaires.
Plus de 5000 bons sieges sont en- ven
tie pour la soiree du 3 janvier a SOC.
Les mons des meilleurs pugilistes fiji
gureront sur ell programme qui COM
prend 2 joutes de 10 reprises ct 4 de
a reprises.
7 Voici lie programme:
Johnny Noyes ct Sailor Freedman,
1856 livres, 10 reprises.
K. o. Davis ct Mike Paulson, 1856
%livres, 10 reprises.
Billie Kramer ct Ray Click, poids
lourds, a reprises.
JAG kO'Dowd ct Jack O'Brien,
poids lourds, a reprises.
2 autres joutes de a reprises cha
cunes qui ne peuvent encore etre an
noncees.
M. Collins Sc propose d'offrir aux
amateurs de la boxe de notre vile ce
quill y a de mieux durant la presente
saison ct ceux qui aiment &C genre
de sport Sc priveront dun regal rare
s'ls manquent la soiree du 8 janvier.
Les Soucis de la Menagere sont
nombreux ct CONNIE resultat de sa de-
votion a ses nombreux devoirs, les 81
gnes d'exhaustion sont aptes a appa-
ra1tre. C'etait lie cas- de Nine Peter
McLarson de Corberrie, N. S., qui
nous ecrit: "Je devins tellement epui-
see ct fable, quill me fallut employer
une servante; mails dequis que je
prends lie Novoro du DR.. Pierre, je
peux faire mon travail toute seule."
&c vieux remede herbeux, renomme, a
prouve son excellnce CONNIE TONGUE
pour les gems fatigues, fables ct epui-
ses. II nest point vendu par les dro-
guistes, mails est fourni directement,
exempt de droits de douane, par DIR.
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 25Ol
Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
Echo sc r'Ouest
Minneapolis, lie 27 decembre 1918

Les paroissiens de Ieglise Ste An
ne ct leurs amis sont invites a la
grande partie de cartes annuelle qui
sera donnee par les demoiselles de la
paoisse, dimanche soir, lie 5 %janvier,
dams la sale Ste Anne, coin DIES Ave
nues 11eme ct Lyndale Nord. II Y au-
ra de beaux prix pour les gagnants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

ode grandes douleurs
@dans les reins. Apeine
.ayais-je commence Ia
adeuxi6me bottle que je
xme sentafs tout 4 coup
~asoulag6. Tattribue Get.
sste grave maladie don't
Gle souffrais 4 I'm exces
ifde travail. Me vOyant
ttamaigri, abattu ct de-
ecourag6, des amis me
accommodated de
aprendre des excellen.
tttes Pilules Moro. Je
tme laissai c0nvaincre,
stet des La deuxieme
sbo1te jem'apercus que
zines d0uleurs ces.
.stsaient, que mes forces
Get mon app6tit reve-
stnaient. Maintenant je
ssuis %vigoureux, ct com.
ame ma digestion est
@bonne je me sens du
au travail.
4 mes reins, Ills
"sont plus souples ct
4 fait CONNIE
Jaf toujours
Pilules Moro chez
ct fen prends re.
.gulierement, atm dc
.me maintenfr en- bon
me sant6. Enfin, je re.
que settlement SIX
do pilnloa Mo.o
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
NJ. L.

consultations par lettres de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro don't les bureaux sont situes au No 272 rue ST.
Denis, Montreal, ct Sc PLACEMENT dune faiblesse ex-
IRENE, de douleurs dams les reins ct autres malaises
qi les font deperir, malaises causes, dams la plupart
des cas-, par lie surmenage ct les exces de travail!
Nous nous faisons %toujours I'm plaisir de les rem
seigner gratuitement ct tous ceux qui suivent a la
1ettre nos Instructions ct font usage des Pilules Moro
nous ecrivent de nouveau, fort peu de temps apres,
pour nous dire quils sont enforcement gueris, ct nous
remercier de leur avoir indiqu6 lie remede lie plus eff
ficace en- existence. s'adressant au medecin de Ia
Compagnie Medicale Moro, NJ. Leodore Larance, de
Baskerville, Mass, dit:
o@Je pr0clame hautement que les Pflules Moro
sm'ont gu6ri avec 4 .peine six bottles. Petals atteint
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-05-31

Flax, flax and none flax is being
called for by the government. 1t has
become one of the most important
munitions of war. Nothing can take
it's place for war uses. In the form
of LINSEED OIL, it is used for
paints, varnishes, presentations, for
treating steel and wood, waterproof
ing for tents and slicl0ers, treating
Gunstocks and many other ways.
The Military establishments of the
United States alone will use five and
a half million bushels this year.
Flax is generally new ground
crop and fits in we'll with other farm
operations. There is less new land
for flax, hence fewer acres are
usually put in. Flax will do well on
clear land. 1t can be seeded after
the wheat is put in and it need not
be cut until after all the other grain
is harvested Our national needs are
thirty million bushels, and last year
only eight and half millions were
produced. With the increasing de-
mands of the government and the
shortage of new lands it is safe to
say that flax will be profitable this
year, next year, and the years to
come.
Sow some flax.
E.. w. Anderson.