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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-04-29
Work Wanted.

Work wanted as General Landscape Gard
ener By the day. Thoroughly understands
lawn and general utility work with private
family. W VI. WEIRIGK
Apr 22-1t. Call 4S6 Eagle Avenue
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-04-29
Notice to Creditors.

Sept 4-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-04-29

Six new buggies, from s45. 90 up; also one
pony trap,
NJ It. sTRIDER,
Mar, 18-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31

enough Simply having club with
enough
plenty pocemans standpoint keep him busy
enough the standpoint of the good
tend elevate the morals Of either
the policeman the public.
of something than
hickory things that ought be done
and the policeman logical Police duty the Army
calculated the decent and heathf Why
policemen include useful things
conditions look foods inspect
the public The police
could Immediately practically
officer could his little
responsibility he would proud his achievements his
would his opinion the degree that his
duties scope individual
would grow the opinion Of everybody else
policeman could but
day. three Sysem:Wheelng Majority.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
THE CONSISTENCY OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
W. H. THOMPSON.

Immediately and Harold W. Houston Socialists
delivered Hall months the Huntington
School special the startling discovery that the
declare that Socialism should
again Public Library Now antree
fraternity that tends
liberty and petitions the school board for
discuss Socialism therein
rule established for
bidding building? Well
could gladly scho organization which
the while the time they deny the
which the free schools ardent
Although the that school board Free Mason they
FORGOT enmy Catholicism and enmi toward the
by the people and they ruthess sau
rules order permit degenerate to publicly
insult label that insult attack Social
ism compiling list Of the members of that school
publication weeks issue when
every the personally ASK these
between Socialists and Catholics in the
use o Frees School Property?"
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
Scattered Shot
(By Oscar Fl. AdkinsOn)

Nicely Coal Baron Watson'S can
didate, was an easy winner in the
special election in the First Congress
ional District. The workers over there
NAV now continue 10 'cuSs their luck.
According to the ClarksburG TeIc-
Gram four or five recruiting officers are
securing that section for recruits.
Those who furnish the misery and
blood for the masters are rapidly
awakening to the game.
One of the pathetic features OF the
First Congressional District was Sen
ator Golf, IL year old, trying TO revive
Republican doctrines by taking the
stump. He boasted that he stood eX-
actly where he hid in 1888
Socialist hope to do in politics what
scientists have done in agriculture, in
manufacturing and transportation.
What friends of tGaI progress can OPP
pose us?
The day is passing when the man
who can lift is q valuable empioye.
What the world wants is men who can
devise methods to prevent lifting.
There is something wrong with the
church, or religion, when more just
system of society would njure either.
1t is charged that many patent
medicines are so compounded as to
kill the patient, in order that he can
not prosecute those who sell it to him.
Pretty tough, you say. Well, it is one
of the things we must do to buy auto
mobiles and silver harness for bull
dogs.
On the day following the signing Of
of the Underwood tariff bill, board adj
vanced in the Fairmont coal regions
$500 per month and wool decrease
in the sheep belt of the northern Pam
handle ten cents per pound. How 5
that for benefttine the people?
A neighbor recently received twen-
ty pounds Of honey by parcels post
from an adjoining county for eleven
cents, transportation. AS yet lac has
shown no signs Of turning anarchist,
has not left his wife, and. strange 10
say. went to church last Sunday.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
DUBLIN'S LABOR LEADER.
James Larkin Got His Union Training
In the United States,

In the United States.
The strike Of the Dublin transport
workers has been conducted on tho
plan in vogue in this country. Tie
master mind Of the cGrmcm's side "f
the controversy, James l.arkim. is -
picturesque character who imhihcl his
union principles while working in slice!
mills in the United States. When lie
began his work of organizing transport
labor in Ireland he found practically
4 virgin field for his efforts. I.arkin
is not even an lrishman. having be-
gun his career ut the Liverpool docks
He believes in continental and Amcri-
can methods of conducting strikes and
has no sympathy with the Nationalist
aspirations which are 50 dear 10 the
hearts Of many of lis followers.
He had little patience with the slow
and conservative methods introduced
into Ireland by men who had obtained
their labor union trimming in England.
50 he soon broke from these leaders
anu pfpCeetleu " vi -"ii4"C thS '''''"
nort workers Of Dublin on the basis Of
similar organizations in the United
States. His efforts met with bitter op-
position from the employers.
The leader of the capitalists in the
Dublin fight, William VI. Murphy. was
formerly Nationalist member Of par
lament for Dublin and is man Of cN-
tensive financial interests He resist
Nd the strike with uncompr0miSins
vigor. and the other capitalists Of Dub
lin Joined him to q man. He believes
III fighting fire with fire. and his IA
vorite weapon is lockout OF every
laborer believed to have connection
with the Transport Workers union.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31

s NOT confined in the county Jail UdTTdHt sDoTn
bv Governor Hatfield placed that vile pest house on an
issued Hatfield and kept there thirteen days subjected
the vest criminal and law breaker
~ tt;on oJtbouoh no CHARGE crininoy placed
ooust me- breaking law was taken out OF
e white department of the placed the department reserved for
negro prisoners second day my incarceration by Night Jae
Russell who told NE direct order Governor Hatfield
dave the Investigating Washington slight sketch Of
conditions at that did detail am now pre-
nans an article detailing there eneh which will
anne in print within the In the meantime that yelled
threat carried into effect Some0ooy Hd
the chief executive this State has evidence tending to
proye that his duty that
am prosecuted will be lax the performance Of this
through any personal regard en-! 1t might be well
bear in mind Hatfield and Sheriff Hill defendants in civil
suit Cabe county This account
for their efforts to mpeac my testimony before the Committee
W. H. THOMPSON
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
For Hosiery Try

Gde-no weapon vile for its bloody hno oS
who Carnegie Hall reptile out MS opinions
womankind while dgnaes of the Catholic church enooeu m ~ "
APPLAUSE can easily Confession the Exes mat
gave evidence having morality would allow him TO outrase m
believe that organization "hch
would violate virgin and batter out he a " ~
Legitimate offspring against convent walls
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
NO LAW NECESSARY.

orefattes knew exactly what they
shall make
press people peaeaby
able forward
gna that such law entirely unnecessary
ready abd the rights Of free speech would
Gasscok Hatfield ready regardless of
matter happened to be
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
Price OF Bread Scars

The bakers union of Huntington has decided
wholesale price of bread foryfve dozen
probable that the groces will by raising
price the increase
The will doubtless be the ultimate Henry Dubb
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31

Charleston, W Va Oct. 28.-With aftldaVlts
signed by Governor Hatfield Sheriff Bonner Hlll'
and Jailers Tom Martin and P. c. Russell Par
don Attorney E. G. Person left tonight Tor
Washington to present the affidaVits to the com
mittee of Congress investigating the Paint anu
Cabin creek strike difficulty which is now IN SEES
sion at Washington.
The affidavits are said to deny some OF the
statements made by W. H. Thompson OF HUNT
ineton, who was confined in the Kanawha coun-
ty Jail on warrant sworn out by Governor
Hatfield Thompson testified that he had been
ordered placed in a cell with negroes, ana TO
have no bed, by order of Governor Hatfield
These and other statements alleged to nave
been made by Thompson in his evidence are de-
MED by the Governor and county offlclais
CHARGES of perjury may be made against Ihomp-
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31
THE BLUFF CALLED.

According press dispatch out from the captoi al
Tuesday, Hatfield Sheriff Boomer HILL OF kanaWha county, u
exactly relish the publicity Kanawha jail the governors poa
on and he treatment while being detained at his
Maesty pleasure dispatch appeared in the local papers
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-10-31

This paper assumes no responsible
ily for the opinions Of contributors
> expressed in signed articles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
Galiisruiid. aasoireueen.
Bon 5. u. D. 8 ii der.

glieber &aIifornisn, cine feiiiee
5albiniel, Die ii6 i'm 4eiten Weritos
i'm GtilIen DSan n16 Siibsn err
itredt. III Elm raubes 9ebirgsIdno. b1s
nur pou tpsHig Waferabern olrhflois
Zen lpirb, uHo befsu Gr3reibtbum
bisFr nur an ipeuissn StsLeu in ben
sriKn QufGnesu erItlufen tpuroe, Der
Doutpier bon WlaSatIan fdbrt ettpa
80 Stunotu quer uber ben Golf. biz
I'M 5slsgeitabe pss lIfers Elm grimes
9riet auItauht, oas srob unb arps
ber fpiro, lno Dor lem Der 9ampfer
fdGBIia feline antsr fallen l1bt. Die
antlHft oes Dumpfers Don WeuSats
Ian iit elm Greienib fir san Sole,
unb bie Roues oes Oertdens periams
meIn iih am Strano, um sipa neuaus
setommsns Gdits 3u begribsH.
St3 bate mid bei bsm einaissn
Deus den bes Srtss, Serrn Geo.
SsntsI, bsm Gkf Der bOrtissn Jilials
6es aoufhauiss melter Sus, sins
quor1irt unb betpohnte duf bem Dab
ieines 4lmaeens einen 3tpei5immerigen
Tb4m, Der cine berr!ihe Jernii9i
nan alien SsitsH sefpdbrie. oier
bdtte-i1 mir aud nit Der .3eit meine
sSasptropbdren aufgsiiapeIt unb meis
nen 3ooIoeiffen 9arten auf oem flas
dem lad bes 9nIiss einesrihtst. Be
ionoere Jrsube bat mir ftsis Elm paar
polHommen se51bmisr Wafhbaren ses
! moht. bic NIT meinem Josbhuno, To-
talb ih ~ gauie uar, i'm 3immer
krumtoIlten uno fir serpOhnIih Elm
MILES 5drbenrsnnsH runb um bas
.3irmer berum uuo unite. meinenl
Scsreibtiih binburh anftellisn. Draus
Ben iporn glaisnbdr.n, Doffe, bic
ileinen nieberialifornifhen GIhie,
gopotes uno aud ein innger sJaguar
meirxm Dreifurperfuten unterworfen
Ger cine mtiner Dn6ie mar Elm juna
sss Greznplor BON 5irta 80 3ensimets,
aGnge, Der onoere Elm ousgetpohienes
1bier, pas fi9 in bic neuen 9erbdIts
nifIe abIoIut nidt fiigen fpollie
Iur6 ale Sorten BON Hdfissn uni
aiiien f,hie es iit berGus3ufrefIen
unb bo3u mar es 10 fett, 'bdb ieir
6alsbanb fibsn ipoIlte. Sd entiinn,
mid. habl mid zines gsadts um spoI
ubr auf iwm flafsn Dafe Elm ,pabre'
6OqenIdria pedie. Sdb itiirs.e, nul
NIT pantrffeln beiaubt, binaus UNI
iab, ipie ber erobs Dads lpiitbenb ar
Ieiner astk rib, On bic er nit aips
2eibriemenl .geIegi mar.
Der aI,stre. Der fir selp0hnlid fre
berumlief, battle ii6 nuf cine aiiie ba
| neben gefsbt unb po1fiibrte ourd
Quissen lnlb Oruu5en bic u6tbig
| Wtuiit uiru Rtttengeraitl bes Alten
| Mlein ols poli5ift angftelIier s5ugb
buub fob nuh bupor unb bslIte beib
an fpdbreirb bic fdmmtli6en Ccpote
unb Ju1fe,4bie niht iuubten, mas 10
mar, nber itrptbem mitnie6en hpoGtsr
AnlAet GlDteul ssHitixssnfsu, exnE3a
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III seigt e. Fh, bab, ipis bsreiis bera
rnuibei, bic nurh SnfanttriegtifOilt
berDorgeruieneH 9srrpunbunstn ptrs
hditntbmdBig Ieift uno perbIiiffeno
ihneII bsiIisn. als tobtlidb srtneiiea
Iid, bier ipirtIih nur Die Gsihofie. Die
ipifiiae Grgane treffsn. eitra bds
5ers, ben Wtaosn, bic Gingtipeibe uno
bislpeilen auh bic 2ebsr. Ddseaen
fpureen SpIna.en, bel btnen bds 0ts
itob ben aanssn aorper ourhfuhr,
bereiss nab tpenigen 9agen ais sebsIlt
entIai.n. Gin geiipiel: Bel eiHem
Wlcnns brang ous Snfanterieesihob
am genid elm. burhquerte ben Brulf'
iorb, oufhbobrie cine per Qunsen: Der
Wann ipIroe nah ssbn 1agen entldis
fen, sr mar polliommsn tpisDer bersez
ifefIi. Der Isitenbe gbirurg Tr. 2as
conbe fpeiit beionoers ouf bie iiberrGs
fnenbe 2bdtiate bin, 0ob BET Uers
lpunSnnsen bura moberne Jnfanses
'riegeitoFIs eiterungsn ousbIeiben.
Gag @sTdof iit. ipenn ss ben aDrpsr
errtiht, polltonmen afepiiIh. Die inc
ttnfipe @asperbrennung Der nloberren
QaIoerarien, Die Reibuns beg Oeifciz
iss Inn gspebrlauf, bic ffneLe Grs
tibuna unb Die eetpaltise DeiHtpin~
oiatsit rsinigt bic MftallbiLIe bon aI-
len Iremot0rpsrn, unb nos Oeidob III
70 fret BON sSremotorpern, ipie Hah eis
nem 2Il.phplbao. Die Don Or. lda
combe aus BEN 'Wunben entfern.eH
aussIn 3sisten subem nur fehr sts
,inge syormper6nberunGen JRfolgsa
beiFsn iinb bic 9ertpnnounsen riel ein4
fader aIs Die Der friibtr peripaHotsH
gIeiiugsln, bic iih beim ginihlog abz
ploiien, bic GefGbe 3erreibsH. Stofa
feben NIT In Die Wunbe reiben uH0
taourd1 falt resslmdbis fhDere uno
Ianapisriae Giterunaen hsrborriefen.
Tisis bumonsre Wfriung oes mobsrz
nsn SnfGnterisssfboHes iriit jsoot
nur Sann elm, penn nur Wsihibeile
Ce.roFfen rerbeu. Triffi bic 4ngel
nnaliidlIberfpsiis ouf ancden, 10 lit
bur6 Die setpoliig seGieistrie Ourts
iblnssirnft Die Grihiititrung isbr
arob, unb ss iomHii bdufis Su anos
fen3trIplittsrunsen. ourn bic bic ums
lxsenbsn 0etpeb Serfi0rt iDerben, 10
bab bic 9erIsbung tomplisirt iDiro.
abtr bic 9srtpunbnngen Don Sdraps
nelItneeIn Iinb iists bic fdnDereren.
peiI bisIs auesln I'm gesenids su benz
SnTanisrisssidot fsbr itntse Gorms
Dstdnb.runssn erleipen. ia hdnfis flnb
Die aussIn poIliommsn dbseploitst.
! Die 1olss III natiirlih, bub cie Wuns
ben Disl unrsgslmdbiser fpetoen uno
Itie Gefdbseritoruns einsn piel srObsa
zen umfans errsiht.
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Die Wirtuns Der bnlsariiAeu
Oei4oiie.

Ginsn intereFanien unb lebrrsiGen
GinbDid In bic Wiriunsen unb bic
Dirt Der Wernunoung. bic bic bulg1ris
i4en Gkfhoifs bel ben admpfsn pon
airftiIiHs uno aiiis gursos b<rporgss
rufen hoben, sibi Der 8sriti zines
frnn50iiiden MebisiHers, Der unter
Der Tiibruns Dts leitenbfn gbirurgen
bes fruns0Ffhsn 6ofpiiaIs in aOns
iianiinopeI Osle9enbeii sebabi bat, pi.
tiiriiidxn Uerpuno<ien 3u beobohisn.
Die Musfiibrunsen. bic in Der -JlIus
itrdiicn@ per0fftntlitt nerNn. 3eigtn
sundhit bob in bisism arisst bic
Werb6liniiIe Der perfhiebsnen Mrten
BON 0ernunoungtn r<lenilid anoers
sefptien iino. aIs man aE3unebmen
pfltstt. Wlon bate bisbsr ooruusses
fsbi, bob - in eroben llmrinen =
runo 10 prcasnt Der Uerlesungen aui
bic Wirtung oes Mrtiltriefsusrs sus
riidsufiibrsn ieien, oer bIonten Woffe
rdumts man einen pro5entias pon 6
bis 10 p.o5tni ein unb so proseni
fer Wermunbungen gloubte man ols
pordnsiihilifx Wirtuneen bes Jnfnns
ieriefeusrs betrohten 3y miiifsn. SIN
fran30fffkn 0cIpitnf in aonitGns
iinOpei hnise man Gnbe Hopembsr gss
gen $50 gertpunbtie In pfleae, cIles
ltute, bic cine Musipohl nufgenom.
men frorhtn fpnren. Die lnierIuh.
ung Seigts bah, bub bel bitfen 15o
ouf Gsru.bepcbl oufsenommensn Der.
lsbien BET Der We1rsahI bic Dsrnun,
Dnngsn cuf ShrnpnelgsfdoHe 3uriid.
sufiibren iDoren. Die Art Der Der.
iebunesn mub bos Wibirauen 5erh0,
ren, NIT benz man pieIfah Der Durdo,
fbfngstrnft Der Ghrnpnelllugel dt.
gtniibertrnt. Die Dernunbungsn iini
5nm gr0bien 9beiI itbr iief. BEL sinsu
Der @trletien bat cine peritrsui'
G4rnpnfuinseI BIN eonssn Yrufisprs
bnrG3 4lnoen unb brone binob bis Ii
htss Qete1olaenA I'm Gsafniat "a
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bedllng mebr fiirf)tet, ia ourh aube.
rem Man5 crit reht iebc nabeH0eSpnr
cines Ieroad)tes 5it erltifen bctr.
niunlt Dor bent Sofe inlb eInein groB'
ortiaen Eublifi,m BON elmer glanscll.
ben @iihnenporftcilitng abidieo, i!in
cine nod glan5enoere Stellirng i'll Der
0elt ein5unehrnen nnb nilIeres retdl'
item Wtanncs Sdapieaeriohter 5li tpcrt
Den. lteppia glaiBeno aalifeit lic Dor
hcn 3onleroen ei,t5iidter sIuaen nm.
bet, Ihliirit Den 9eiiaa binclh Den
olle 9idngc ibref aillit ipcltoen -
uno obnt in is,rem iiplScn 1riunlpDe
nidt DoB 8ottcs Sonb bereits erho.
ben ili. INN Ole Observation-Disclosures IN
trefien :. limo lpie trifft cr lici Gin
ipinSiaer glutstropien, Der ell,jIac
pahriheinlit, Der beint Woroe on
iie aeiallen lit. INN enolid, nls 8er'
ratbcr acaen lie ouiSititeben, iprldjt III
oieien Mngenhlife oils blntiae@ An5e
su ibr uto ipirft oos game tSepanoe
lbres Srilinphes iinD ibrer @crtodt'
heit 5liIarnlneu. allen Den geldJdltl9el'
SGnben, Die iun Die Boraerobc Der
Sa,i;erin beid)altigt iporen bot CT lIdl
in Sen iSolten oes aIetbes oerbcrgeil,
big iein Gitqenblif 9efonnneu 4unr,
fum biutiges 3euaniB nb3ulegen -.
neitnen Sic es MIN 3iifoll coer lpie
Sic poaen. i'd benge mid por olclenl
3eid)en, mic 10 oft id)on III mclneaI
2eben, OILS Dor Der eetpoltigen Sono
@ottes, Die i'll ihren Gbaten oerfiln'
oct, boB lie poa INNER eleid,er PHI
mad)t mo @erehtigfeit iiber lns
maht :"
gief crgrifien idNpieg Der alte 9erg
iIn6 blidte ieineu.iungen aollegen an
Der aui oieie iibcrSeligiu1a asUoller
8orte nidts 5u erfpibern pernohte
ionoern rlir Ole ipeIfe 6ano 0es 8rst
les erariif un0 in Der ieini9en orl'dte
sd bofie nun onrd elm bdIot3e:
gerbor 6eu Sd)IiiiieI gu Dem mir nod
inuner llnbegreiflidpn Der Sbat -
crbaIten, lintcrbrah Jtepber naf CT
uer @eiIe Die eineetretene, geoalltea
idppere Rnule.
| .,ReFnen Sic boiielbe gIeid NOR
gen iriib por, ebe in Der 8erbredRrli
loie Sttlnrne oes @eapiiierlS lpteoer Elm
| idlulrunert - unb beridlten Sie III
lnad)ber, mas sic erinbren baben,
lioate Der Ratb ber5lid); pIosIld fiigt
er an ben lid, slim 9Lltibr,Ite Jiil
liienbcn nod Die ,Srage tin3u: nSi
haben BOD 6os corpus oeIicti Del
Nod nit benz 9lutstropieit, III Der
ipahrung nebmeu loIien?"
| .GS lit iotpobl bieies qeid)ebca, al
duh ioiort Die 0obrtling Der Snhni
iirten nit anttlifen SiegeLn geihloi
len Doroen
(,Sortiet,ulg ioIgt)
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amsritanifher 6umor.
Die grobsn ausen. Sie: HAS fur
f6one arobe Auesn bat boh goilhs
Wlann! Gr: .So2 Gup6n babe ih
nod niHts g.msrii. Tu biit seiuib
nal babel eesreien, ME er ibre Stnei'
bsrrehnuns beiam." Gut sssielt.
93olisiIt. .Die b0ben Sit's cenn ans
geiitnt, bab Gi, serabe ins G<nfter
NIT bsm Gtsin gesrousn hdbsn21 Su1s
fraastts: .Oun3 sinfah - i4 b15.
mad Der Wauer ge3ieli." - 60hite
2eit. WiIliom JcNribdm nimmi Isis
nsn aunh in sinem SOiel unb Grsert
fih babel iibsr einen anotren 0oit. Der
nit bem Riiden gum Hamin iiebt, iih
lpGrmt unb ihm unausasisbt bsim 81
fen sufiehi. gnolih h1It er Is nins
ldngtr aus iIingslt unb ruff: .asaa
ner! GrsRn Sis bed, ben 6errn ba
nal krum. eiuf Der tinen Gtite mub
Il itbt gar isin." = Gin 8eiitug 5ur
W0lferiurbt. Wsr silsbi lndt - In
Elm Gngldnbtr. - Die arifis iomnit
nod. 5timms tourd,s 1slephon):
.6err 1ottor. unisr 8obp ia. eintn
stofissI6ff.l ssrTnludi; iommen Sic
raid" Arsi: .gsrubisen gle E4.
Bis ih TONNE. beltett feine aebensgts
fnbr.1 - 9as friffx gi. Wr. Netptb;
.llnn ber aaufmnnn bate bic Etirn,
Dir 81 fastn. bisiegier lpdrsn frif62s
mrs. Reptb: go. mein 1b<urer!
Sd erlaubie mir aber, ibm 5u erDts
bern. iie idmen 1irett aus btmSNrais
opporot.s
E@ItteIreim.
asins' II saeisl 4orsnsin.
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W arum on Sdmorrb 3 OF.

ben Ieib en-, pe,rrr et,t 10 einfahes,
pernisrTtiges uno rnbifales Dhttel,
spie 4nafeiis, In beireln gereihe lit.
Bergeuoe beine Seit niht nit @inrei.
bunigen, Maif- unb nusloien 8ebeiln.
mItteln, uno iese bib niht Der 8efabr
aus, beinen Saa burh gefdbrIid}e
Giniprisungen BON aesrritteln 81 per.
ifDIinrrern. Weun bebellfe, bob @e.
beirrn,itttel nur auf fi,r5e 3eit Iiroern,
unb oaB Elm 3eberseidnpiir bel iflirn.
mer lit, oIs 3dnlorrboiber. glItnfeiis
bngegen bat Die probe elmer 5ipan5ig-
iGbrieeu grfaDr,tng beitanben unS
ipiro bon ben Ier3ten nller SduIen
enpfobIen. Yroben iperben bon g.
gee,htdbter & Co., 9or 1915, Jien
Oorf, frei nerim1M. b,p
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-08-30
HoldYourCorn!
Don't sell the corn too cheap.
Corn is in great demand.
Hold it for better prices.
Take advantage of an opportunity.

Verilion has very large crop this year, and there
numerous people trying buy it for 81 BARREL and less if
they can The also many inquiries being received
garding Vermilion parish corn.
is estimated that there will be surplus of about 40 900
barrels i'll this parish If this sold for 81 barrel
it would bring $40, 900 in the parish.
There good chance for hold it and get s125 and
upwards per barrel for it. Corn crops short elsewhere and
makes corn in great demand
Sell it for 81 Is barrel and thus make it bring an extra
900 to this parish Hold for that price and you will
get it. At $25 berrel it would bring Sis 900 instead
of $40, 900 at 81 a barrel
You Mr. Merchant should your efforts insist and
that get good price for Show your manhood
show your interest in your home parish We get good
price for co and should for minute sacrifice
any of it
There several Smelling outfits that are trying
get too cheap We robbng ourselves by sacrhc-
ing it. Hold to it and demand good price We look the
merchants to bring the money to parish and
s35, 900 extra is a neat little sum.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-08-30
In Honor of Guests.

Mrs. Richard Dalton entertained
Thursday night at 500" in honor of her
guests, Misses Letl Prohaska and lone
Joret. of Morgan City. There was quite "a
number present, who srjoyed the even
ing. A delicious lunch was served to
the guests- The ladies' first prize was
won by Miss Bessie Fiemming. second
BY Mrs. Perry Leblanc; Gentleman s
first by Mr.. Ran Webster, seconded l. ;
Mr.. Henry Sere. and the guest prize by
Mrs. John Ewell. Those present were
Misses Lydia Trahan, Bessie Fleinming,
Ida Marcllesseau. of New Orleans;
Maude Efdredge, David lone Callihan,
Gussie Summers, Nellie and Ollie Dugas,
of LAFAYETTE, Roberta Young and
Messrs. Murphy Lege, Sanie LeInaire,
of Delcambre; Sidney Gary, of Erath;
c. c. Broussard, Jay Leblanc, Simon
Leblanc. Fred Breaux, of New Orleans;
Clifford Abshire, A. M. Smith and DR..
Martial Boudreaux, Mrs. SamsonChauvin
Mrs. G.. w. Summers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sere, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Brous-
sard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewell, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Simon, Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. Raoul
Chauvier. Mr. and Mrs. Ran Webster
and Mr.. and Mrs Perry Leblanc.