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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
bpor Q rolm0no reoierer.
glanbt ppertruiifc Gifimoitammer.

~
laltqt ira Sap Teidneip paa aplten
al Iiicn % ira Horope'tlplolen al
9[ntcrifo, Iigger en- gerlppe, beitaa'
enoc al ire Ger, iom er fienot nnoer
Naprlet GiomeoeSeerne. @crinJ OBJ
bogebe 2gruppen / 1928. Sen MS
life Torlfer @posbelp unoerIegte
Sen / 1882, % Hllsierne falber ben
oite eitcr ham @posoenserne. Gen
mioterite Q beoer a~ruienitiern, Ben
oitlige Sairuop % Ben peitlige Sat
manom.
Gn Geiie til bennc treiteslsie @
grippe - fortGller en- Weoarbeioer
/ "g9ioe @orlo Wago5ine" - ct rig
tiguof life nogen 6orneieliest,r,
men BET lpnner iis aaiaeoel at az
Ipgge Gerne ct 9eisg. Se Snofeote,
iomL iaa pi0t mon fam foritao, life
fienocr nogen Stntsform eaer 2ope,
ltpres % Iebes / @runben bare al
line 9Glolte % ferit pg remit al
Grol0nlpnoene. Se uuibenbe oo lopt-
.itaaenbe Gifilnoltommer blioer fulo-
ltUnoig terroriicreoe al line mebicin-
fpn0ige Srolonnpno.
Set iorefommer bog life Iielben,
at We0icinmpnhene bliper 1lproeoe
al @eiolfninaen, hni5 Sc briper lit
Spill for piot.
s Sen ienere Sio er Silpnrelien
blepet mere 60 mere uliffer for
Srolhmpnoene paa Sipmeoeseerne.
Gifinloerie bar ioact mere % mere
Wti5tiQio til Dem unoer Snbilpoelie
al ellroppiife oq omerifunlfe Sorife=
re % Nfiaiionprer, iom ~oitere bar
bciogt Sc afiioesligQenOe Ger.
SSor at operbepile qootrpenoe Sir-
le ON i'm Nlmagt o1penoer Srolo-
mru0ene Sc melt uOipeflllercoe Wiio-
Ter. &c CT rene Wcitre / @ugtoler.
flniten. % meo iorballIenoe Sproig-
he's ltoiorcr Sc nQe SlnQS SricfS. gn
enaclif Neiienbe iortpler ON Ell
Sroloman0, iom Gag efter Tag op-
iorte ct rpitenbe Sfueipil for Sc for
bauienoc SiIlfitere. Meo Ell lfarp
anip lfnr han tll~lnnelaoenbe Strli-
ben oper pao liz ielp, % @looet bel
te0e irem / Strpnme. s %irfeliqhe-
Sen bar set bare Ell Spilleblure iplot
meb BLOB, ban ifar &ul paa. Men
ban hapoe anbro9t Sen iaa iiffig I'M
ser Tine aIpber, at Snuiionen bar
i%ul0itGnoig.
gu % ga giper SroIbmlunoene
haanogribclige @epiier poa, at Sc er
il~iaorbare. Gn Meohiplper, - Sc
bar oItio nlinoit en- Meobiplper =
bTnoer, nleoenS alle 9~anosbpels
GSolf Ter pao, Srolomnnoen % / en-
8alge, ioet ct iterft Heb bIiper bun,
oet on Snlien pau ham. Munot ON.
frilla bam tables ser Tco, Tom ser
bliper trnot Slo paa. Gen It'll 81
Sen pieoe" err mart omgipet al tptte
Hpaifper. % MI ilpuer - eiter hooo
Meobiplperen iortpuer - oen mpa.
tige Srolomonbs Iano giennem 9i,i.
ten til SenpIet, oct iaafaIote apsaa.
Mleoens Meiteren err inbbpnet / Nea,
o~piprbrer 0fcbhiGlperen Mpnabeu
til at aaa iii Sennplet % ser pentc
paa SroIonlanoens Iono. Nne 10.
Der M til aosea. ioa at MebhipIpe.
rem bliper aIenc tilbage, o. han fan
beiri SroIbmnnoen ira bans nbe-
fpenlme Stillina. Saainart oen bel.
liae Mano er fonmet iii 9rpiter
iorinaer ban en- Snarpei iii Senlp,
LET. hpor han antommer libt iei
MGnaocu, % siennem en- SagIus(
piier han iis for Get i~orbauieSe Golf
Naar ScIf al Gifimoitanlmen naal
en- laa hei Ilber. at &c life lpngert
iures oe icrmaar al bare 2tpet:
9proer, beoer Be fine SIGgtninae o.
@enner ON at bi9Ipe benz oper til 5,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
Sroomo1en.
Sremitilins af biniac Grpniascr
%rpb for Snfteripacpatienter.

Oct er nogen 9lor ii0en Ser broq-
ties MeooeIelier ON en- M @rsniagret
% Ell 6l1obrpo, frenritiact al 2ap
(cetrnrio i3Ianoica) - opoper / Ga-
lene / IlminbeIiQbc0 foIoet "@rpo-
mole. - Or. &ouiteen Grnnner,
Spcrlurer pes 2an0brllgSbgilfolen
poa Ma5 fremltilleoe - efter lpngere
Sl05 Grperimenter - en- belInlagen=
Sc 8%reniagret al 9%reomolen. Nile
reoe ira 9arnmeI (io pioite man, at
oenne W}oieart bar meaet Mornings
rig, % ben hor 10 ira 9~lurbu1orcoer
tilbnge pno 2onpet pnret benpttet
ipecielt 1om @riien1oo. - NQe oen@
Stoffe CT ogloa meget 1ln0c Tor Wten-
ncitet % bar Ell NrringsDHr0i iont
oUerltiger Sc alntinoelige @rpnIager.
Nanifeli9Geoeu laa / forlte Hptte |
at flttle tnoe Net itore Eltbi1flim en-
pirfeliq rclimagenoc @rsnla9ret,
iom gop N}crimog. I'll set Ziemeb
Qiolot set at faa 9itgt meO ct Bitter
itof lem ~in0eholoes / &auen. Qette
9ittcritof moatte lto eler bringe3
neo til ct Nfninum, hpi3 Der 'fuloe
funne pore Gale on at Af'Gren fitn-
Sc foa praftiif &%etponinQ 3. b. 'on1
Nouocl$purc paa Wfarfeoet altIaa
uoen @iimo1 "a life tibet bili8erc
eno olmmol,7e @reniager. Set BAR
ON at qjore at ErocesIen Ell l(o-
Iuoni1a "a u.oere @%eban0lin9 citcr
bcitcmte HcQler - fltnbc iore1ao Zig
at EroOuftct ,abte loa lioet Ion mt
liza al i'm NJrllgspUrbi.
Nrbei0tt bcrmeo bragte 0ooe he
i~uItoter. nQ Ser bIep tilltuaet @atent
poa Ircmloul>maaoen baaoe / 9tor-
Qe oq / Here andre Sanbc. 9roo-
moien optrU0er iua at lige oper belle
Nor1e oQ banner pIotltratte @epor-
ninocr pal Sc aabne Spu0marfer %
6unmocr: sen ~ltprIte 6rooigheo %
riaeIr Cptruoen piier Ben 0og pppe
/ Sfo1Qruuieu paa De ltoltratte
Iielopio0er. Zen er b%rlltrornlet meo
Qrua % brulc. breoe @lno'ltge, mo-
til 10-t5 Guu. bpi % iormerer lt1
mcdct Ietuint paa Sen Maooe, at RI.
pe$ ocn / Smaabitter peb N'ennelfer,
2pr eucr &no, fGiter hpert Stptte
iiq til &oroeu OF pprer ltrar no I'll
en- IN @roomoie. % Bette goar hir'
tia; finn / Nooet al en- CONNER tan
Ell luooon <e piie Ell Gilbert al
oper , On
Eli ser @repeorift, ion for en-
Sio iiocu blcu iorctaeet i ct SofaIe
ariitionia. if man iaa itor S%ilforiel
ion man frm0e snife. Sppc / Otter.
balen ful,Nc l. Gr. Ell Some nteo trC
Barn paa uogen 0age nteo Setber
iantle ino mango SGffc, Ell 900 VI
i%orticncite. sra ct enteIt Giirrit'
nur ariiuauiu iif man poa gnr't'
fort Sio ca. 1000 ailc alt pllltte
al Ct Gar Mu$manbSfoner % oere;
Barn.
2apen iremitilles | terret Sil'tan|
i~oaleoe@, at finn en &aanoniIo cr I'll
inrffeIia til 6remitiains AZ en- pei
@reniaarct Tor ire Terioner. Stlbs
reoerc, iom bar ipilt Saoen, ert'Tre
al &c itroy nil inofere Den paa III
Stibc, naar NiiTren forlrler re9ll
lpr Grit. Gn SGf trrret Kan Coel
holoer ia / Aarepis, taar Der III
fonrmer iiorre 6ugtigbeo III DEM u
10 Tor LANCE Stoer ifaffe belle Se'Ti
niuser @~rruiaser icnt life or bernie
fife. Zen pil osiaa pTre lioinerfs
ififfet iom nprcnbc Srsn'agrct
! SeIteu. eriarins bar blo'II p'lt q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
1Sor at ilcrne 6lns

Foretnaae ;Frt. ,puot o. afa!heu6r Qaat. all rr0'
ala oa IRRITATION, iycm'uuoe paarocgI % aip'
pa''ert ooor. er buppi5 S0arpdi' met GHficaro snbt.
iamt nj % ba On Eccrimsyiu3 meo 0uit,ara Ctni
meui. Ct uiGboanIia ~Dtr'i0mt MtbheI uaor ale andre
Wrthpocr fcj,e5. 5G!acS al apotbt'ers 90 rdnoicRoc
poer helc @egocu. yibcrllr 9rrper al Huc,i icEbc9
init. iort en- 20 sjosrs pea om 0uS,n. |bresler
@res'cr,. "Cuticura. Dept. T.. Boston -
tNs-APaub. ber hrng,g Guttturl Srbe I'll Nitte
ring CO 6aoEoat, pl tuoe BEN tcoi tog puben %
StolYea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

9eiIitrina on 9~oginotieb % FACET
Snttiotip til AfboIoeIie al en- 6UIleS.
ieit i @obct al @interen ueo DC %
riNe 6orcninaer, ON Ser bIanot ols'e
oiier iia at pUrc Stcmning Tor Ell
iaa0ou Tcit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
SorifieHiSt.

Sriit Snl. Sra aiobenhaon telc-
Qrofcrea, al ~ fNrerife 6iifere ont
fom lSuIo'ten uoenior Shor5haun
pua Tprperne. Ger ruieoe en- polo
ion Storm, hporunoer mango
Smcuiortuier i~prliite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

mscloiat U Gui &roi't. a. ira
50 r0rEuc bIrg be Uelet trrtcrrec.
&c iput 9 at byralc. tbi,'ei trlai,
s.orHet I'll ~ 'rroie BEN. ~ orrr
opitps cGtHt Saar, 7tu lille &lgt
lleg iad Qrrti,u "a u,oiih 10 bci
pnr umu,ig AZ bern,i0e hcHoc, sn6.
0oumcu bstayttt ubC mclet
ecB. N ftpbio marirtbcs bun d'
ntrf NIacn 10 MrMHh.n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

seq fons6t Tiers a~ei;isEbts pltoIeJ. men ~ iu0cn
2ins,iu8 fFg Tea erbolbt IN 9rpoc of Guiirura @rbt
% Ointment. sviltr aiorbe iaa nccct aoot AZ lcB
f~orIIlFce, n itrrrc Nonutun, iom hc,t,chcb. b.nbtt
ii 2ooe etteg q; hun barb, vurrt o%1Gretci ti' giaa'
rtocT.~ llnocrtearcD Mrs. 0Dtta 5tUls'f, !sts
Tebr. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
NNpufat Ears NnSneis

uigit iihlte llQe peo Gooen citcr Ct
fort SpQcleic. Nf6o6e, ser bIep 36
9(or Qamnncl, nar i@pecielt ficnot i
GorbinOeIie meo 6oreninQen Scnncr
al Norge, / hpi9 2(rbcloe han toa oftjp
Gel. Nuu eiterlooer Tia Gufc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
Npncr Srrinn no.

hpacr STrllt1 no. NrClt | Den
Norcncoe STRIFE I. :. Sue nncner at
bare opnmoet en- &llr Tor Spring
a1lrell bcltnnr / at inodunoc Ro1cll
ira auItiUre "a SerpentiL ion man
bTn0er. &c0 at in6aonoe RaQcn baA.
lil minoit en- Fime oo @augen paa-
'toor ban, at man fan "rege III Gr.
riugbuciQerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

emma o. SonnS Siae, Der onfom
ira 3ereus Sails Tor at beiege Mr.
o. Mrs. GbaS 2angIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

3sesees Le "a eSaahine? -1usceuneus
g foa cob ION useen onseu Seulalline I'll ben
bcbbeIte WrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

Silial9S. - 100 Ncres uoprfet
- eanb (E. p, NE. a. SW. X of NE.
x of NV. Y, Sc. 4. Sec. 20, TIVE. I5s,
Range ool Smtrsnt Z Wil iub for lalermo,
MoMntrail Co., q. Saf. Sor at a%iiIutts e:
30 nil bette qanb iGlses biaist ON taseS
itrar. Y. q. Serseion. Grecitor, Secorab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30

StNal0S. = 800 Mcres "bund
- erais" panb, go Mil OF fra @enathee,
@aibinston. = Mil ira Stolehus, a Mil
til Serubane, Z Ntil til en- anoeu Ssrnbane.
@obt eouo, inssu Sten. Gn uomsrfet COB
VlabS for Sreaturapl. Vris So, 500. Grin
iii Gieren Q. :. Hue, Gntiat, @aib.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
We Have Two Seasons.

The weather man has decreed
that we shall have more rain;
while few days were bright and
balnly with the fragrance of spring
the weather for the week has been
altogether unfavorable TO agricul-
tural interest. We practically
have only two seasons here, wet
and dry; and while our people are
slowly awakening to the necessity
OF draining Our fertile land, they
still, as it were, are sleeping upon
their rights, for now that we are
going to have abundant transpor-
tation facilities a complete system
of drainage would raise us to the
pinnacle of agricultural advantage.
Mani whonlsoever thou art awaken
to thy possibilities and stretch forth
thine llalei.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Farmers: Plant Cotton.

Plant plenty of it. The boil
weevil will do less damage to your
cotton than Underwood will do TO
your cane. l will sell you the
earliest varieties of cotton seed at
actual cost. will sell you fer
tilizer that will double your crop.
Before buying anywhere else, come
to see me about cotton seed and fer
tilizer for cotton, corn, rice, cane
and vegetables. J. Inlmergluck.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Spread Dread P;7ore

In the days Of King Charles II. news
Travelled slowly in England and be-.
fore the people of Cornwall knew
about the terrible plague in London
there came to Bodmin itinerant trad
ers Nth pack mules laden with SILK
and satin gowns, rich robes, plumod
hats and exp Is!Ye laces, which wero
offered for sale at ridiculous prices.
The countryside rushed to purchase,
and the merchants. having disposed Of
all their stock. departed. Then within
day or two the purchasers were at
tackled BY 4 strange sickness, and died
BY scores. The gaudy clothes had
been stripped from the bodies OF
those who had died of plague Ia Lon
don.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
BAD ROADS EXPENSIVE

As q general rule the ma
lorIty of the people are in
clined to become discouraged
when they contemplate build
ing good roads. They want
the good roads all right, but
think they cannot afford to
bear the expense of building
good roads, therefore we COLI
tend that they are not properly
conceivlng the idea, for the
building OF good roads is rot
al expense. Money put into
good roads is fine invest
ment.
The time is here when bad
roads have become an intoler-
able expense. In a period of
ten years 1t will cost the aver
age farmer approximately FIVE
times as much to have bad
roads as it would cost to build
and maintain good roads.
A farmer loses much valu-
able time i'll travelling over a
bad road, besides the wear and
tear Of vehicles, and the strain
upon his team. Bad roads in
a very few years would cost
him more than his share in
good roads improvement.
With good roads, when the
farmer has a surplus Of farm
produets, it would be a recrea-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Call for Men of tiich Ideals.

Let Us devote ourselves to those
great objects that are flt for cur con-
sideration and our action; let us raise
our conceptions 20 the magnitude and
the Importance OF the duties that de-
volve upon us; let our comprehension
be as broad as the country for which
we act. our aspirations as high as It's
certain destiny; let US not be pyg-
niles in case that calls for men,
Daniel Webster.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
May Yet Have Band.

There is much favorable talk for
the concert band, and the chances
seem to be good to get enough men
together to put the thing on its
feet. 1t should not be left for the
musicians alone to get it. Some of
the business men should take a
hand i'll the matter and help the
boys. The material is practically
all here and all that is needed is to
turn on the live wires. Are you one?
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Arthur 10
Coseydan Read

Last week Mr.. II. y. Sheridan
superintendent Of the Southern
Pacific railroads, went into Lake
Arthur on 4 special train, accom-
panied by some of his officials, for
the purpose Of investigating thc
proposed road from Lake Arthur to
Gueydan, which is to make connec-
ton, with the Southern Pacific
branch from New iberia.
Shortly after his arrival in Lake
Arthur $upt. Sheridan went 70 the
Bonner Ferguson Lumber yard to
tall, with parties Interested in
that raill and to consider the advis-
ability Of putting in a switch for
that Conpany's Use. He reported
that the outlook was very favorable,
and that a switch would be installed
Oh the yards.
lii speaking ofthe extension Of
theroad 70 close MP the gap between
Lake Arthur and Gueydan, Supt.
Sheridan revealed the fact that the
work would most probably be &C
conplishcd as conlpa-v is looking
for country that will pay Il certain
OF investments, and that
he believed this would do 50. This
being the project, 4 double tracI,
service would be established be
tween New Iberia and Lake Charles
where Tie single tract: is now used.
No other than the most encour-
aging hearsay can be gathered for
both the people of Lake Arthur
and the railroad company if the
Mernentau river is bridged and q
train Sent TO New Iberir through
A well known rice buyer, Of.
Lake Arthur, stated that the next
rice season would demand better
freight services than present facili-
ties can render on account of TIE
large amount Of rice that is being
planted.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Sir henry'e Rcciv.

When the late Sir Henry Irving was
entertaining at dinner At one of the
Oxford colleges, he was asked by a
don. Are you university man, STR
Henry?" oh, no." said Irving; u
keep o secretary who was" Bernard
Shaw, when asked the same snobbfsh
question, replied, Il never was edu-
Gated in your meaning of the term.
IL fact, my education was interrupted
by my school days"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Woman's Club Meeting.

TIE Wonan's Club met witt
Miss Pauline MiZzi as hostess We'd
nesday afternoon. A very delight
full program on Twelfth Night
was rendered as follows;
Synopsis of acts I II, III.........
...............M Miss G.. Summers.
Description of Malvolio. ..........
..r........Mrs. Rosa Leguenec.
Reading act II, scenes ", V,
and act III, scene IV,..........
................M Mrs. NJ. r. Gordy.
Music. ........ Miss Lizzie Nettles
After adjournment of the club
the members were invited into tie
dining room, where lovely course
OF refreshments was served.
The club colors, yellow and
white, was carried out III a most
manner, while in the center
of the table was a profusion of yell
low Marechial Neil roses. Another
beautiful ard interesting feature
was that one bud was pointed to-
ward each one of the guests. Alto
gether it was a most ENJOYABLE
affair and they all voted Miss
MiZzi most charming hostess.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15
Daily Thought.

Love Is never lost. If not recipro.
Gated, it will flow back and soften
and purify the Observation-Disclosures
Irving.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

J'tat chem well. Do
Vurry, YOU Will not be ben
Gifted proportioraliy for this
haste.
Sleep will eight or nine
hours each might in a cool airy
room; your nerves and general
good health demand it. Live
ont OF doors As much as you
can and enjoy the pure fresh
ar Of nature, filing your
veins with fresh pure blood,
cnlivenirG your muscles ard
invi8orating your brain. Con-
serVeyour energy. The teacher
with reserve force IS the one
that makes others do his bid
ding. The business man with
steady hand and clear brain
IS the one that successfully
meets and conqucrs the obsta-
cles Of his business way. Make
your work count for results,
DC accurate III your judments
and prompt III their execution;
WHEN YOU act, act with vigor;
let the world know you mean
1t. When you have done stop.
Don't let people waste your
time; the time wasted A. our
young men and ladies that is
lightly passed ii frivolity and
Idle lettering If applied to a.
purpose would convert the.
mediocre, the plodder into the
real live, progressive, impetu-
Gus specialist whose services
are sought by a world. When
you read, read that which isl
worth while; do rot feed your
mind upon the literary waste
basket. Time is to precious.
When you travel, travel for a
purpose, travel comfortable.
Fill your soul with noble gen
erous IDEAS; broaden your
vision, look for the good, the
pure, the real i'll life. Be a
citizen of the world and keep in
touch with the great progress
slve movement in society.
Do these things and YOU
will not only be good to your
self, but you will bless the
world about you, aud your
lie will be worth living; hav-
ing not lived for self alone,
but to help and bless man
kind.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Cultivate happiness as You would an
art or science, for such ii really is.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Miss Olga Caldwell entertained few
friends at dancing party Friday even
iup.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

neutrality-suspicious.

Dir. (. A. SHILLING. pastor Of the
Bap-is! church, preached at Il o'clock,
last Sunday. to large congregation, OF
Superiority" Tie ti,cmc WAS ably
handled, and those present were much
impressed With the services Services
are held al this church on the second
and fourth Sundays st II O'Clock, also at
80 III the evening. An invitation is
heartily extended 70 al to attend.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Mrs. L. +. Robinson, of Welsh.
the Worthy Grand Matron of Lou
isiana visited Lizzie Chapter No.
Il, o. L. S. Wednesday night.
After the adjournment a most de-
iightful two course luncheon was
served, and which was thoroughly
enjoyed By all. Mrs. Robinson
was entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Albert Stauffer burning her stay
here.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

The Woman Club met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Rosa Leguenec as
hostess. y very interesting program
Oh "Macbeth" was rendered.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Miss Lizzie Netties entertained party
of friends at bridge" last Thursday
evening in honor OK her guest, Miss
Shackford Those present were; Miss
Holmes and Mr. Alexander, Miss Sprmll
and Mr.. SUMMERS, Miss Sunmers and
Mr.. Newton, Miss Theobald and Mr. ].
Edwards.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Saturday was pay day for the teachers,
and there were quite a large number i'll
town. The teachers this year are for
the most part, home people, thus, We
can be 50 ably utilized.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

The audit Of the city 5 record was
completed Thursday and the re-
port will be printed, we understand,
and copy will be presented to each
tax payer Mr.. Wermutf is install
ing a modern system of accounts
for the town and the water and
and light plant, which is the best
move recently made by Our city
fathers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

The city council met in special
session Thursday evening, promul-
eating the result OF the special tax
election held Monday for the Lou
isiana Traction and Power Co.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

For Sale-Blickensdeffer typewriter. ].
Well & Bro. /
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

2. Odilon Rroussard, sol of Clobert
Rroussarl, committed suicide, havin G
been found "Wednesday morning in the
field near Othon Richards home. Tbs
funeral was held at the family cemetery,
near the Old Broussard place. Ike was
well SHOWN and ike By ali
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

There was quite a heavy rainfall Sun
day evening, niarring The pleasure Of the
many who now Ike 10 go ont for walk,
and especially since the new sidewalks
are being put down.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Dr J. r Ahshire, of Leroy. was a
business visitor here yesterday. Ok.
A5shirc is the fa,acr q the excellent
young lAen holding positions with the
Bank Of A55eeiilo and the Clerk Of
Court. Well 90 they swell a fond
fathers PRIDE
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Q. \. Grousaard, the genial cashier OF
the Bank OF Abberillc, has purchased
and removed to the property formerly
occupied as Tie home stead OF his lament
ed father, Hon I.astie Broussard
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
church inst with Mrs +. NJ. Stebblns
TUESDAY.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

For Sale-One 4-room cottage, lot,
with barn, we'll and cistern. Lot No. z
has a well, cistern, seven fruit trees and
barn 20x20 feet, located in the center of
Perry For further particulars apply at
this Office.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-15

Rahilas Leblanc, one Of or progress
sive farmers, i:yirg sons miles north OF
Ahheville, was Z business visitor here
Monday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-15
big CHIEF" WERNER SHUT OUT
WAYCROSS IN The FIRST GAME
"Od Reliable" TwirIer Was in Superb Form, and the Way
cross Batters Could Not Hit Him Only Three Bin
QeS GarnGrGd by WayCrOsS Team

Big Chief" Werner was in superb
form yesterday. The score Of to
bears eloquent testimony to that fact,
for had it not been for the tip-top
work done by the veteran twirler in
the pinches there would have been no
shut-out, nor would the official score
bear only three hits for Waycross.
A number of times the Waycross bat
ters would get Werner in hole, but
with steady nerve the big Chief
would unroll a few more of his choice
brand of benders, which the visitors
could not solve. In the seventh in'
ming it became manifest that with
close playing the locals could land i
shut-out, and the bleacherites callei
for shut-out Justify.
The ninth brought the scarlest tlrne
of all, when base on balls and cou-
pie of hits jammed the bases full. 1t
came suddenly to mind that a home
run would net four tallies, while The
locals had only six. There was not
single man out. so it was up to Wer-
ner to deliver the goods. He did IT,.
He steadied down Immediately show
ing almost perfect control in this fina,
crisis. One batter after another was
retired on strikes until the side was
out and the shut-out was reality
and not a dream. The official score
gives only three hits to Waycross
while the locals garnered a round