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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

In the eighth inning Of said game.
with one out and a new umpire,
batter doubled and stole third. The
next man hunted and the man from
third scored, but the umpire again
called him out. We asked him for
what reason, and he said he thought
the man did not touch home plate. But
this is no reason. lie must not only
think, he must be sure. ! think the
reasons are good enough to warrant
the game being called off.
/ can also produce many spectators
who will testify to this truth. Hoping
TO receive justice from you, respect
fully yours, IRVING FRISCH,
Captain of AurOras.
275 West 1d0th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
JouN Jay PARK.

t,.pe a. IL. II Cherokee Juniors. g. A!erts,
o. i@0 m J'voPq Club 3: BelwOods, s. - -
An Star Juniors. Z: Arrow juniors. s. - ID
Mercury Midgcts. 3; East Side a. C.. -
June l9-lOO n. Unknown CUBS :; io OH
A g.. rain. no game. 100 ID. Pennsnt CIuo'
q. All star seniors. l. s. 10. COrnet CUBS vs.
Triangle Midgets. rain, no game. o.. e,,,-
T,ne 2O-I15 H. Cherokee Juniors, ., SHI
- a e. 10 Cornell A. g. 4: East Side o.
la 10 Rosedaie. ]; Allendale. O. o. ID
All Star juniors, 6; cornet cubs, j. 80 i Ia;
a. "I@Snt,o0,n cubs. :: Roscdaes. .; ll1 10
Az Boys. .; cedric club, s, s. To- 10
Ssri,ie club. a. Arrow Juniors. 40. 100 10
Club, .: Lakewoods' J. 10 TO-
Alerts .: Orange A. c.. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
SEND IT HERE.

A Russian is building an aeroplane
20 carry sixty passengers. Possibly
they viii test it out with political Of
Tenders. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

lime oo-Young Slosns 10. Young Ed!sons
q 'ua..ns6inrton Juniors 6, Grantee Juniors T.
o. -. s9ISt COLUMBIA Juniors ., Gem Is.
u - 2. Ozansms 10, lroquois 4.
lime 23-Celties g. Marlboros :; suaiorus
10 west Side Juniors Z. .
- Inc as-Hudsons Z. Fultons 4; Spring
nelds IL, Federals >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

The scores Of the games played in
The Tribune baseball tournament last
week were as follows:
SEWARD PAEK.
June ls-Athletics Z. Spokaues g. Henri
Midgets Q. Young Athletics .: Stuyyesant
juniors j., Crescent Juniors II; old Ironsidcs
j.. Ty Cobb Stars J.; Mitchell n. {. y
Franklin a. G. I; Franklin Midgcts 0. Lake
rims o.; Norman Club a. EXcelsiors 3; gu
perior Midgets S. Oneidas Z. I;ye-dalcs b.
EIartforGs .: Royals - LinColns 2: lroquois
70. WellinEtons "a: Orientsls 2. All Stars J.;
RclianCes 10. Royal Midgcts 4; Division
Juniors 10. New Yorks 8: Prescotts ., Young
Boys Young Americans :, seward Juniors
5; Central Juniors 9. Haryards 3; PhGnixs
June ig-Eidridses I2. Norfolk Juniors TO-;
Alpines 4. 4. 9: Suffolk A. G. 4; Rivals 3,
Henry 3. p. o.. ]; Madison Juniors t. Acm-s
0; Alliance Juniors .. Saranacs 8: Glendalas
s. star a. c. /; Ridgewood Juniors .. elm
tons %: LudlOws 10. Mohawk club .: Tribuncs
T., EEceSiOrs 8: Wsshingtons T., Sufolks y;
Trojans VS.. Lasewoods no game lrainl
ILLUSIONS VS.. Claremonts no game lrain);
Algonquin 80. Liberties. no gam" Cdinl;
Young Stuyvesants 10. Rions .; Richmonds Z.
Clinton Club p; Athletics s, Crescent Juniors
Z: Henry Nidgets :, ~ COBB Stars Z Mitch
June 9O-Alplnes y. WashingJOns 0; Glen
dales l. Ludlows 10: EXcelsioTs {! Ridge
woods .; ILLUSIONS S. Eldridges .; OreEons =,
OXfords .: Norfolk Juniors D. HaIyards o,
Phpuixs g. Orchards Q; Central Juniors e.
Claremonts 0: Algonquins s. Seward Juniors
C; Seward stars IA. Hamiltons .. Young BOYS
g. Olympla5 l. Young Americans I, Me1i-
macs %: PresCotts @. Libertys 3; New Works
f. Rions .: Royal Mdgets T. Fors"thes Ju-
niors o. DecTfoOts S. Divisions {; Young
Stuyvesants 8, RelianCes .: r. j. J. Alumni
g. All Stars 4; Seward Stars 10. Eoaedales 3;
lT0quOis VS.. SuperiOrS. not played; Nlcto!s
VS.. Oricntals. not played; WeilinEtons vs..
Essex Juniors, not played: Hamilton club 10
owls Q: Norfolk stars o. Manchesters ]; Roy
ais .. Clinton club o; Riverdales z Aihleu 3
q; De Witt Juniors s. LincOlns q; iartioIds
j.. Spokanes :: Rivals . Saranacs :.
June ai-Nassau +. j. c. .. Crescent CaNl-
Hers .; Seward Stars 10, Morse g.
June o2-Orchards T., Crescents 8; Young
Stuyvesants iG, Stuyvesant Juniors 8; Rich
rnonds s. Superiors 8; Algonquirs s LlOertys
.. Hudson juniors 13, Young Boys a: For
sythes .. Essex Juniors 3; Oresons ,, Nouns
Americans I: Claremonts T. Merrimacs Z;
Victors O. RiOns o. NorfOks 4, Athletics y;
Decrroots =. Henry Alldgets 3; Ty Cobb stars
4. Mitchells 4; De Witt Juniors 3, SpohaEes
.: Clinton A. q. :. Athletics =; Olympias D.
Usmiltons =: Norman Club 9 Oneidas q;
Franklin Midgets Q. Exccsiors 0; Carlises
tune 22-Grand A. G. . Imperial A. c. j;
Uartfo-ds 3. Iakerims 0; EldridSes s. Old
Ironsldes 3: Royals TO- Orientals o. PreScotts
o ROYAL Midgets 0; All Stars s, Division
Trs 6: Wyandatts Z. Little Rocks .; River
dales O. WcllinRtons o: Superior MidSets p
lro0uols g. RelianCes O.; Hervards u, GENT al
Irg 9: Seward Jrs. s. New Yorks l.; seward
Star Midgcts A. Edridges 4: Tribunes .
Rivals Q: Phoenxs 8, Oxfords 0; Acmes =,
Eagles Q: Madi5ons ., Saranacs 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
New England League Results

Laurence. .: Lewiston. ] OirsU.
Lewiston. .: Lawrence, / second.
Portland. .. Lowell, o.
Fftchhurg. 3: Lynn, I OGrsD.
Lynn, o: Fitchburg. 5 tsecordj.
Worcester. 10: lIsverhtll . first
Havcrhin. g.: Worcester, second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
SOUTH MEADOW. CENTRAL PARK.


Juue 10 TO % CSJ-pound class)-Claremonts
e. Young Stars 4; Claremonts 10, lions 0;
Battles O. Roosevclts o: Rcd Stars ., Avernes
1. Red Stars g. Puritans .; Oaliwoods I.
Rooscyeis 5; Oakwoods y, Puritans II;
Wavcrlys Is. Alpines D: Waverlys ~. AVernes
=. Ayonias % Rosebuds L: Avonias IS Cen
trails 9: Eoosevelts :, Ayonias /: Roosevelts 2
AlDfncs o: Alpincs u, Emerson Juniors b; Al
pines TO- Ayons s: Ayernes 6, Americans 4;
Zlons o. Young Jaspers 0: PuritanS j. REC
reations 10; Puritsns 49, Emerson juniors -;
Ayernes II, Centrals .: Centrals 20 RoSebu9s
-. Eosebuds T. Avernes .: Recreations IL,
Averncs 9; lions 6. Young stars -. 3.
loO-uound class-Rocklyns 4. CloVeTs ];
p6ci.ivns & Irnpcrials O; Imperisls p, Clovers
10: Homespuns 9. cyclone Juniors !; Madi-
sons T. Llncolns .; Cycloae Juniors O. SFeehe
A a. p. Greene A. &. 10. Nassaus /.
i15-p0und class-Acorns 6. owls /: Acorns
IL Waghingtons .; Rlv'rdsles H. Onelaas ~
Meadows Z, owls &; WashinStons ~
Meadows O. ,,-....-.
lSO-pound class-William Jays s BreWS IaIs
/. William Jaws T. Moguls 3; William Jays
T.. Parksldes 3: Lucians a, Mosuls .; Elm
woods {. Lucigns g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

Top row, left % right-Gooe May,
Wing Lee, Roy AUX, Edward Lee,
Ed Steinhardt INSTRUCTOR, Yer
non AUX and George Hor
Front row--Lee Boo, Frank Chin,
frankie Hor (mascot, George
Wing and Joe Lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
curpRy AND MARKET PLAYGROUND.

- 1s-S- 10 Arlington Juniors. 8: Mo-
3. Monroes. 2l: Crimsons. 2; Msnhat-
ta G 10: Montauhs .; Arlington a. 6; nj, =
Isngiewoods. 3: Little Giants, TO- sh ,. laa''s'
tx iS' 8 and L. oakwoOds. s; Dee'foo's' =
10y Iune SIS ID. Columb,ans. 10; oTioies' -.
q, Zines Aiidcets ]: st. Rocco w. 81
e. r,,et circles. q: Talmudlcal Academy, 9;
isScelsior Juniors, 8. superior Juniors,
GIenmore Juniors, z: Elms A. c. - ~ ~
ton Midgets, II; Oliver =. Co, Ivy y,i ~,
suartans, 4; Eidridge A. c. 40 w Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

HAMILTON FISH PARK.
June l5-Americg 4. -. &. Spears o. liar
risons !. Ridge A. &. S: Jaclsons .. Spart5"s
s: Franklins >. Edisons -; ChadVicEs .. At
lantics 3; Criterions 4. Ridgewood Juniors ~
DalDhins g. Cliftons II. Young Americas =,
Clermonts g; Livingstons o. Cedric u. {. =
Proslns o. Fletchers Q; Stuyvesants o, Law
rcnces o; RiyerdaIes O. Oaldales 0.
June l6-Little Rocks -. Pcnnanis ~
Rcxton Juniors 0, Bedford Juniors Q; cor
nclls \: Keystones Q; Wingates ., Rcd HAWKS
g. Odeons o, Young Eagles 3; iroquos ~
Louox 4. c. o. Crawfords 8. Avon \. c. 10;
Elmore Juniors .. Viennas 2; Standards u,
PrCsCOtts 10; HickOrys O. Sedrans ?: FRO
grcssivcs o. Willetts 9; Lincolus 3. Young
stcrs 8; Wiiletts o, Sedrans S; Young Eagles
&. LcnOX 4. &. 10.
June l7-Wllismsburs A. q. g. Young
SpaItans ., Lewis A. g. o, Liberty A. e. ?;
Marvel A. &. o. ". i. Patrol .: Supcriors ,,
Crauftons g. Illtons 10. . /, HiJons No. !,
o. Liberty Juniors o. Seminole Juniors o.
!, Empires :; Tompl,ins TO- Eagle Juniors
IA; Young Comrades 9. ParGsons 3; Pacihcs
q, Seagates "a: Quallers o. Clark a. G.. 9.
June 1s-Rdge A, 6. . Spears 3; Amer
Z, Penn Glens L.. Milton \ G. 10; Millrose
o. Young Cedrics .; T. Davdsons .. Oak
dales !; Seminole Seniors 10. Pcrseyerances
II; Penrose 4. c. o. suburbans 9.
June t9-Edisons g. Spartan A. =. q;
Franklins (, Atlantics =; Ridgewood Juniors
g. Chadwicks 10; Criterions I. Codrics %:
Bedford Juniors 10. Pennants II: Little
Rocks o. Livingstons .; RcEtOn Juniors o.,
Jacobsons .; Sedran A. O.. .. Prosressycs o;
Alert A. 6. 3, Crescents 10; Lincolns .,
Willetts 10.
June 2O-seminole Juniors 0. Prosin Juniors
o; Hilton No ., 3. Liberty 4. &. Z; Bedford
A. c. o. Cresccnts 10; Tompkins q. Young
Comrades 8; ParagOns 0. Seagate Juniors "A;
Pilot 4. e. o, Pacihcs % Young Cedrcs o,
Millions .; Clermonts o, Dalphins O. Wash
lngtous I, Hilton No !. $.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Scores of Games in the
Tribune Baseball League

cents. Il: Dserfoots. O. 100 10. no game.
June e0-s5 10. Elms 4. c.. s. Monroe 4. g.
Z: Hamilton Mldgets. 1S: Riycrsides. 4; Mon
roe 4. c., S. Claremonts. 3 HlverSidcs 8;
MohaWks, o 100 10. Spartans, .; Carlylcs. 4;
Hamilton Juniors, 10; :. and J.. Oakwoods,
>; Star A. G., s: Deerfnots. &. $50 ID. MUIR
ray Juniors, 3; -. James W. T., o. Monroe
y. b. c.. c: PIKE slip &. c., 4 Murray
Juniors s: Cyclones. g.
June gl-Cj IN. Tammanv Midgcts " Giant
Midgets. IS: Arlington Juniors G: Crimson
Juniors. q: Manhattan Juniors lG, Monroe
Juniors 4: Aringtcns. s.: Montauks, 4; En-
glcwoods. 3. Little Giants, 2. 100 10. spartan
\. g.. o: KIDD A c.. 0: spartan A. g., g.
Carlyle 4 G.. ]. 1lj 10, Croscents, g: :. and
June 20 IS pounds -sheridsns 8 Co'um-
bians :: St Rocco y. g. ,. TaImudical
Academy 9: orioles S. 81. James Midgcts 4;
Market Circles o. Superior Juniors %: E-Ccl-
sior Juniors 4. Giant Midgets 9, GlenmOre
Juniors 90 Hamilton Mdgetg q, Oliver A. e.
3, Monroe a. c, 8: Elms 4. c. ., Riverside
A. g.. ..
lOO-pound class-Tribune Juniors Q, Kidd
4. =. g.
1i5-pound class Hamilton Juniors Il.
DcCrfOCt q.
june q CS5-pound class -Clsrcmou,s 4.
Monroe Juniors :; Mohawks ]. crimson Ju-
niors l. Arlington Juniors 3. Manhattan Jul
niors j.: Montauks 3: Little Giants 8: In
glewoods 4, Sherldans .; Arlington \. G. l.,
orioles II.
1Oo-pound class-Cerlyle \. c. .. spartan
a. g. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

ror olher seores see Fac 8.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Progressive Party Meeting.

The Progressive party held a
very interesting meeting at the
Court House Tuesday at noon.
Hon. John NJ. Parker, of New
Orleans, delivered an address to
the large audience, which was well
received and muchly applauded.
The delegation which goes to
New Iberia for the big convention
held at New Iberia was also elected.
The following delegates were
unanimously elected:
Desire Blalschet, first ward.
JOS. T.. Moore, first ward.
Jos. A. Leblanc, first ward.
Moleus Dubois, second ward.
Lezin ComeauX, second ward.
Rom. p. Leblanc, third ward.
Ovid a. Broussard, third ward.
Ducree Prejean, fourth ward.
IF. Simon, fifth ward.
A. B. Smith, sixth ward.
Odilon Guidry, sixth ward.
Geo w. Stansbury, seventh
ward.
Homer Decuir, seventh ward.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Dance at the Palms.

Miss Maude Eldredge entertained nj
dance at the Palms MONDAY evening
in honor of Miss. Jennie Matthews, Of
Glynn, La. All during the evening punch
was served to the guests. Those present
were Misses Olga Caldwell, AIDES
Boudreaux, Mona Broussard, Kate
Young, Opal Leblanc. Marguerite WE'LL,
Jennie Matthews, Laura Broussard,
Annie Putnam. Lillian Kibbe, Dorethea
Kibbe, Maggie Broussard, Laurence
beverley, Lizzie Lyons, Mabel Young,
Mabel Therint, Fannie Putnam,
Mcdonald, Messrs. Floyd Edwards,
Chester L.abit. Cable Leblanc, L. J.
Miller, Evie Libbe, Earl Golden Robert
beverley. Robert Young. EmuIit Put
nam, Louis Broussard, Charleton White,
Charles Comfort, Lloyd Broussard.
Warren Bouroue, Fernand Montague.
Frank Summers, George GoLlen, Earl
Gates. nuas Landry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo- Boudoin, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Sim0a, Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Terrier,
Mr.. and Mrs John Andersen. DIR. and
Mrs. III. A Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs 5.
z. Watts. Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. J. Ii.
Putnam.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Trade League Holds Important
and Very Interesting Meeting
Cash Prizes VIII BE Offered by the Merchants to the
Farmers Having Best Exhibits

after the work of repairing.
A resolution was adopted re-
qucsting the city authorities to
take immediate steps toward
having the city cleared, and also
to enforce the weed ordinance.
The different committees re-
ported to the lcagtS, and air ere
working toward the Success of the
affair.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

Don't grumble. The most ufl-
fortunate class of people living
upon this green earth are the
grumblers. They rob home of It's
joys, society of its dues, and them
selves of the best things of life.
From the days the children of
Israel grumoled' and were sent
OH their tedious wanderings for
forty years in the wilderness, up
to the present hour the world has
been full of gruilblers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

The Trade League held its re-
gular meeting Thursday night at
the Police Jury ROOMS, with quite
u number of Interested merchants
and business meT present.
The league praised the police
jury in its steps toward having the
public roads repaired, and their
action i'll employing a man to look
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

There is many a young man
proud of his mother, who would
strike into the dust any man who
would insult her, vet who, by his
own evil doings and bad habit is
sharpening a dagger to plunge
thru that mothcr's heart.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

What did Your mother say
when you confessed TO her that
YOU loved me??" She said that !
must take it from fatf,er's side of
the house; that there had never
been any insanity III her family"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

We heard a man the other dav
kicking for L chance 10 work.
That man was q false alarm. No
man who wants work these days
need TO be without employment
ten hour.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Wish to announce to all that I have
received a very nice line of fall goods
i'll Che latest styles, such as Roman
stripes in different shades, and all kinds
of Taffetas, silk Wool. etc. Those
wishing any will please cali NE up at
Phone 22S.
MRS. REMY BROCSSARD.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

Money invested judiciosy i'll roads adds much to the
value of property in community that dollar invested
comes back treasury in the form Of additional taxation
Good roads settlers, encourage improvement and
enrich community. They bring IN people to help
paw taxes and reduce that of taxation while increasing
the aggregate amount collected Money paid merely tor
salaries of officers of dead and progressive parish
ganzation back any form. Good roads
the arteries of trade the promoters of value and the basis
of prosperity.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Saturday, September 5, 1914.
a MODERN NECESSITY.

a
The value of advertising is felt at three ends-thc mer
chant the consumer and the publisher
Through the medium Of his advertisements the merchant
aeonains the with the he has for SALE with
their and their attractive features and himself co
stantlv in touch with the consumer.
The consumer reads of the goods he wants. learns where to
find them and saves the time Of rtlcss hunting from place
to place
The publisher is the gobetwecn the medium of commun
cation between the buyer and seller sort of public coycl
ience Strange as it may seem he too, has his uses.
Advertising accompses good and better results for
all people than any feature i'll commercial life.
1t is modern necessity, made so by the constantly III
creasing demands of discriminating public
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Stand BY Your City.

the people who make up lis popu-
lation. This NAV seem 80 sell
evident a truth a. not to. need any
mention, but we wish to call atten-
ton to one class of people who
work much injary to ther town.
We refer to the grumblers who .
run down their own place - a
business point and think every
other village has a better opening.
The men who refuee To stand by
their city are few i'll number, ana
their influence is Il bad one. II a
stranger comes along 10 invest III
>Omc business he is told by those
croakers that the place is no good.
and if they could get away them
selves they would do it. There -
too much competition already and B
they do not think a business man
in town is making any money.
They tell the newcomer he Will
make a mistake If he invests. and
they advise him not to. Why.
they will say, real estate is no
more valuable than It was five
years ago, and many places go
begging for buyers. Farm property
Is about worthless and there seems
little hope for the future Of this
city" Such talk is enough to
discourage the most enthusiastic
investor and drive him away.
There arc but few cities which
have no representation of this class
of crackers. They mean no harm
and no doubt would like to see
their places advance, but they
cannot see that they themselves
are the barnacles which prohibit
any progressive movement. Sand
! by your city and sound it, praises
if you would sec it grow. En-
courage investments and conrpeti-
ton, for by them will improve
ments come.
If there is one better way than
another to ruin a town, it is for
those who live III il go about
apOloGizing for It's existence There
are some who are always ready to
say, by their actions ut least. that
this place don't amount to much.
They will tell YOU frat the town
is dead; that no one would think
of stopping here; that some town
adjacent is rIOrc respectable, more
cnterprising, has better people,
cnjoymerts, is ahead of us i'll
everything.
This is all wrong. Even if it be
true no one should admit it, when
it comes to making a comparison.
Every good citizen of this town
should take a special local pride
Ill all that pertains to home The
schools, the churches, the amuse-
mentS, the business, pleasures, the
picnics, the celebrations, in fact
everything should be looked upon
by our own people as just as good
as can be gotten up elsewhere.
The town that says, ''Oh, l dom
think it will amount to much" is
never of force. If you have no
local pride, borrow some.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

When a woman trips along the
street with a poodle dog at the
other end of a string the dog
commands most attention.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

The unholy war has claimed its
first victim OF note in the death of
the pope. His heart was broken
over his failure TO prcSscve peace.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

..HOw can we curb the food
spectators and price boosters?
walls distracted housewife.
Easv---Stop eating.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

If pork continues its upward
climb the only thing left Us will
be the grunt.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

Not word about bumper crops
this week. The bumps are too
numerou, for compilation.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

The Gar is fishing again. This
time his bait is freedom for the
Russian Jews, but nibbleS are
scarce.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

Ii is CALLING TO Carranza to be
showed off the front page without
even a by your leave"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

No in this i'll any other place for that matter
expect thrive and prosper without the concentrated
effort Of its citizens and the ucous expenditure of money
The IN state today that prosperous the
that have donated literally enterprises which employ
labor Thus is and always will be that the liberal and
broad gauged town will thrive while the tight listed
struggling for the necessities of life.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

When IIuerta landed in London
the sun tool, refuge behind q
cloud.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

God has dec0rared the gunncFs
of I.icgc. They are stone deaf.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

TO Let: One perfectly good
building known As the Palace of
Peace.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

War is hell, - said General
Sherman. But hell objects.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

The glory being a war cores
pondent has lost its glory.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

That open door" III China
swings Oh broken hinge.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
Not Killing the Dogs?

Abbeviile, La, Aug. %.
Editor Abheville Progress:
| have noticed from reading
your valuable paper that the CITY
council has passed an ordinance
compelling people to put muzzels
on their dog, or the dogs would
be killed. also notice that there
is very little attention paid to this
law. In your next paper will you
please give the reasons why this
law IS not enforced
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
A RESIDENT.

Dear Resident: Beware! MuzZle
your dog. The law is being en-
forced, and already many dogs
have been killed Editor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

What fool started thi, fool war,
ANYWAY?
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

No is obliged to live where he is suited. If
hasn't encouraging word for the business enterprises and
institutions OF his town. he should shut up and way back
and sit down
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05

With England wanting goods, Germany wanting goods,
France wanting goods, Russia Austria and all the rest of
them with eyes manufactured stus, Uncle Samuel is
in fair way the wolf from the American door.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-09-05
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