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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
RUSSIAN CONVICTED
OF PASSPORT FRAUDS

London, Feb. 1s.-Noi Hoachin AL
tans. otherwise known as Altschuler,
arrested January Is on the charge of
conspiracy, was today found guilty and
sentenced to one year of penal servi-
tude. Altans, Russian subject. was
charged with co-opcratingg with James
Dallas, chief clerk Of the department
home office, in dealing with aliens in
connection with passport frauds. Dal-
las pleaded guilty and was senteced to
three years in prison. 1t was alleged
many aliens were enabled to leave
England by use Of permits obtained
through the assistance of Altans and
Dallas.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
OF OFFICERS
TELL OF CONDITIONS
One Says if Service Is Inves-
tigated it Will Be Impos-
sible to Explain the "Rot
ten Way in Which Work
Is Handled"

Washington, Feb. 1S.-Photographed
re copied correspondence between Off
GERS of the army aviation corps, which
Senator Robinson declared established
a defective condition in the aviation
service, were shown today by him 10
the senate military committee. One
letter, purported to be from Colonel
Reber. head of the service. to Captain
r. Cowan. in charge at San Diego
dated June 2. 1915. read: Il wish you
would have the engineering department
get me out the drawings for the size
of sheets to be placed under the seats
of aviators, for alleged armor protec-
tion. | will have several of these
plates made. so I can say we have ar
mored aeroplanes. not that I think Il
Is a vital essential. but in order that
we can meet any charge that our ma
chimes are not armored.'
Captain Cowan in a letter to Colonel
Reber declared: IF the service ever Is
investigated by any one outside our
corps, 1t will be impossible to explain
the rotten way in which the work has
been handled"
Wants Congressional Investigation.
Senator Robinson declared that de-
fectlve condition of the equipment OF
the aviation service at San Diego
could be established beyond a doubt
and that Colonel Reber had instructed
Captain Cowan to keep it secret. Sen
ator Robinson appeared before the
committee to urge the adoption of a
resolution providing for a congress
sional investigation Of the aviation
service. Under date of April 10, 1914
Senator Robinson said Captain Cowan
wrote Colonel Reber:
Frankly. l do not want to put down
in black and white over my signature
my opinion about the way the signal
service handled this work. When /
think Of all the mistakes that have
been made while I had charge this end
of work 1t just makes me sick"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Anniversary of Queen Mary.

London, Feb 1s.-Since the acces-
sion OF the present occupants OF the
throne the English people have become
familiar with the name OF Queen Mary.
Few recalled tho fact however, that
today marked the 4Ooth anniversary of
the first English queen Of that name.
Queen Mary ! was born Feb Is. 1916.
and died in 1858, after life filled with
bitter trials and humiliations. Queen
Elizabeth succeeded her on the throne.
and when death claimed Elizabeth,
her body was placed side by side. in
the same tomb, with Mary. This tomb
Is in Westminster Abbey, in the chapel
Of Henry VII.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
SWEDEN ENTERS
PROTEST AGAINST
MAIL DETENTION
Asks United States to Join
Other Neutral Nations in
Making Representations
to England.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-Another note
from Sweden has been addressed TO
the state department through Minister
Ekengren, appealing to the United
States for COT operation with the Swed =
ish government and other neutra. ma
tons to maintain the preservation of
rules of international law concerning
the protection Of neutral commerce and
navigation. Action is proposed, par
tieularly against Great Britain, because
of the detention of mail by that coun-
try and other aggressions against trade
regarded by Sweden as unwarranted.
Secretary Lansing informed the min
lister. 1t was learned yesterday, that he
could not answer the note until the
controversy with Germany over the
Lustania case was settled.
This latest communication, addressed
to Secretary Lansing and signed by
MIR. Ekengren. was presented recently
after such a proposal had been ad-
vanced and discussed from time to
time. but until yesterday the fact did
not become known.
Text OF Swedish Note.
The following is the text Of the note:
II have been instructed by his ex-
cellency, the minister OF foreign sf-
fairs at Stockholm, to address the fol-
lowing to your excellency
The royal government has, during
the present war from time TO time
asked that, through your excellency, IL
be sought to maintain and preserve
certain rules OF international law which
concern protection of neutral commerce
and navigation, and which are being
violated by Great Britain.
THE violation of existing rules Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
THREATS BY CRONES
TAKEN SERIOUSLY

Chicago, Feb. 1s.-Jean Crones' sig
nature was today identified by a cor
respondence school on an application
for a chemistry course. as the same
attached to a letter published in a
New York paper in which Crones con-
fessed poisoning the soup served at
Archbishop Mundelein's banquet
Captain Hunt, chief OF detectives, be-
lieves Crones wrote a second letter,
published today. Hunt believes Crones
is serious in his threats against the
police.
4 believe Crones Is carrying an in
fernal machine; he would sacrifice his
own life to wipe out any police who
may try to capture him." Captain Hunt
said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
HOUSTON SEEMS
TO BE CHOICE OF
THE PRESIDENT
Believed at Washington Ap-
pointment of the New Sec
retary of War Will Soon
Be Announced.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The impress
sion is growing in official circles that
Secretary Houston will be transferred
to the war department succeeding
Lindley NJ. Garrison. On his way to
the cabinet meeting & etary Houston
was smiling in answer to questions on
the subject, but volunteered the infor-
nation that he had just completed pre-
senting the needs of the agricultural
department to the house committee on
agriculture. The impression was given
that Houstons affairs are in such con-
dition that he could make the change.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
TRAIN SERVICE
RESUMED ON THE
PIN" RAILROAD
First Train From New
Meadows to Weiser Since
Jan. % = No Further
Trouble Expected.
Capital News Special service)

Neiser, Feb. 1S.-Through service on
the Pin road from Weiser to New
Meadows is now Established. The first
passenger train from New Meadows to
Neiser since Jan. 23 reached here last
evening and the first through train
from Weiser north TO New Meadows
left Weiser this morning at 11:4o. No
further blockade on this road Is an
tlcipated. The track is cleared of snow
and the entire Weiser river is now
clear Of Ice. The flood situation at
Midvale is over and the water there
is going down the regular river chan
mel. No more trouble from floods on
this stream is expected
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
CARTOON CAUSES
ARRESTS OF -FOUR
NEWSPAPER MEN

London, Feb. 1s.-The proprietors of
the weekly journal. the By Stander,
were fined today 6 100, a former edi-
tor, Vivian Carter, ESQ, and Lieuten-
ant Bernard. a cartoonist c so for pub
fishing a cartoon depicting a British
soldier lying intoxicated beneath
tree, clasping a bottle of rum. Be-
meath the cartoon were the words Re
ported missing The charge was
brought under the defense OF the realm
act on the ground that the publication
OF the cartoon was prejudicial to dis
cipline and recruiting. An appeal was
entered.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Politics in Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 1s.-The work OF
the Democratic state committee at its
meeting here tomorrow viii be con-
fined to fixing the date for the state
primaries to choose the Georgia dele
cation to the st. Louis convention.
There will be two general primaries in
Georgia this year. Under the law, the
governor and other state officers. to-
gether with members of the general
assembly, cannot be nominated before
August. so that the primary for these
positions must necessarily be post
poned until that month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
hindu TROOPS IN
EGYPT IN MUT|NY
AGAINST BRITISH
Mutinous Troops Routed
After Two Hours Battle
-Mohammedan Troops
Transferred From Suez.

Berlin, Feb. (Wireless) The
mutiny OF Hindu troops in Egypt is re-
ported by the Cologne Nolks Zeitung.
1t is reported that an entire regiment
mutinied, killing IL officers, including
a major. Other Hindu troops went
over to the mutneers. After a two
hours battle the mutinous troops were
routed.
Sir John Maxwell, commander OF the
British forces in Egypt, has ordered
the withdrawal OF Mohammedan troops
from the Suez canal and their trans
portation to another war theater. where
they will not fight against other Mo-
hammedans. There arc said to he fire.
quent desertons from their troops.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18

intention Of the executive committee to
meet and instead a quorum but not a
majority OF the state committee met
and decided on the representation to
the state convention as we'll as fixed
the date irrespective of the fact a call
had not been issued for the state COM
mittee to convene here at that time.
Questions of the legality OF the action
have been raised. There seems to be a
difference of opinion as to the right to
take step of this kind and the juris-
diction of the state chairman in such a
manner The reduction of the repre-
sentation has left a bad political taste
among Republicans in Ada county
judging from the grumbling that Is be-
ing heard.
Chairman Explaining.
State Chairman Evans, It is under
stood, assumes all responsibility and
blame for the action taken and has so
openly stated to those who have
queried him. Today he has been busy
consulting with some of the leading
Republicans regarding the action OF
the committee in an endeavor TO
straighten the matter out When in
quiry was lnstigated to determine who
represented Ada county at the COM
Continued on page Three)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
WAR PLANS OF NAVY
ALWAYS kept WELL UP

Washington, Feb. 1s.-War plans for
the navy 10 meet any emergency are
kept well up always. Captain McKean
Of the bureau of operations told the
house naval committee today. His
statement was affirmed by Admiral
DeWey's letter to Chairman Padget.
Mexican saw no benefit from the Gre
alton of a general staff.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Nevada Democratic Convention.

Reno, New, Feb. 1S.-Members of the
Democratic state committee of Nevada
are rounding up here for a meeting to-
morrow to decide upon the time and
place for holding the state convention
to select delegates to the national con-
Vention at St. Louis. The delegates
will be chosen under the old conven-
ton system, the direct primary law
having been repealed by the last ses-
sion of the legislature.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
MANY ARRESTS FOR
EXEMPTION SCANDAL

Berlin. Feb. 1S-CBy wireless)-A
Russian newspaper publishes dis
closures concerning illegal exemptions
from military service The secretary
Of the recruiting committee at Petro-
grad and a large number OF military
surgeons have been arrested, They are
charged with accepting money rang
ing from 10000 rubles up in each case
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
APPEAL FOR AMERICAN
HOSPITAL IN RUSSIA

New York. Feb. 1s.-An appeal was
issued today by the American hospital
and ambulance in Russia for $225.OOO
for the equipment OF a hospital for the
Russian army. Among the signers TO
the appeal were Alton b. Parker. Theo-
dore Roosevelt Jr. Robert l.. Bacon and
Nicholas Murray Butler.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Marketinu by Parcel Post

Minneapolis, Feb. Marketing by
parcel post is a leading topic slated
for discussion at the annual convention
of the Tristate Postmasters' associa-
tion, which met in this city today for
a two-day session. The association is
made up of about 500 postmasters of
Minnesota and North and South Da-
kota.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
NO HEARING TODAY
IN BRANDEIS CASE

Washington, Feb. 1s.-No witnesses
were ready to be heard today before
the senates judiciary sub committee
considering the nomination of Louis D.
Brandeis to the supreme court bench
and today's hearing was abandoned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
NOW At ST. THOMAS

St Thomas, D. w. l., Feb. 1s.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt arrived here today and
diled with the governors secretary in
the absence of the governor. Colonel
osevelt declined to be interviewed on
political affairs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
NEW ATTEMPT TO
RETAKE POSITION
PROVES FAILURE

Berlin, Feb. 1S.-(OfficiaD The
British made new attempt to retake
the position south of Ypres recently
taken by the Germans. but we're
beaten off with heavy losses.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
ANOTHER VOTE OF
CREDIT Will Be
ASKED OF HOUSE

London. Feb. 1s.-New votes OF
credit amounting to approximately
400, ,O00,0 900 pounds will be asked by
Premier Asquith Of the house of com
mons. The new votes will bring up
the total war appropriations to 2,O62.-
600, 900 pounds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
A Talk to Retailers

Manufacturers from time TO
time advertise their brands and
their products in this newspa-
per.
Each advertisement means
more business for the stores
that carry these goods.
It means new customers. and
enlarged sales.
That business will go to the
retailers who cooperate with
the newspaper advertising by
showing the goods.
The customers interested by
the newspaper advertising will
see the goods in the windows
and will accept them as the
merchants invitation to come in.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21

SUCCESSION SALE.
State of Louis ana, Parish OF NermH-
Tor, 18th JuCiciai District Court
No. 999
Succession Of Julia H,bart
BY virtue of an order of saIr i-sueo
out of the Honorable Seventeenth
judicial District Court. in and 70. the
Plrisn of Nermiiion, La dated Oct.
ID 1916, and commission in peIsuauc
thereof authorizing me t. sell proper
" for the purpose 0f-realizing funds
to paw tho debts 1nd charges of saic
will offer for sale' al
puoAc aqIion, to the last and highest
IsSibIe BIDDER, on
Eaturday NV. 25th, 1916
oEtween the legal hours prescribed b.
law; the real estate to he sold al t"r
principal front door OF The CoUrI
House in the towI Of Abbevilie, La,
and the movable property TO be sold
| at the last residence Of the deceased
in ,he Seventh Ward, Of Nermi'ion
Parish, La, the following described
pr perry tO wit
That certain tract Of land lying and
b ing situated in the Parish OF Yer
milion, La , containing forty arpents
together with ali vi the buildings aGu
improvements TIA reon situated air
thereto belonging; being b0uuL-d OF
tie north by tue Planters Rice Mil
c. Lid, or it's sssigI s; On the !.
by the estate "a .e lard SDroet, : al
abadie anu David Es;oui Oh the cas-
by Ait -rt Hebeit, ana un the wet by
Zlck Griffin; less enc arpent OF sal,
tract sod by the said Ms. jain H-ber
t. o icon LeBl,Ec, witch IS boUnde,
ou TIE north by the SAID irael, OF td'
south nv the estate OF BERNARD Sorte.
on the east by tbe pa lie road, an. 81
the west Jy tie aaiu above describe
trace.
Oae pair OF mules; one Creole hOrs
; three he'd If hogs; one wagon; ont
lp,Cw: oUc Junior cui.ivdtOr; one coIl
mill; ole axe; twenty five bead "
.chIckeus; one washstsuc; one dresser
one s.ds hoard; one dining room
table; one kitchen safe; one iuck:ri
chair: six chars; five chalis; on
p center table; one cooking glass; Gil
, cock; tie sewing machine; t4re
. bed steads; three feather bees; 81
moss mattresses; five quilts; fcu
blankets; one led spread; ten sheets
q four pairs of p How; one armour; on
wash board; f'teen frht jUs; Gu
cooking pot; eighty barrels OF corn
one ten gallon IT; three cooking pot
ore bread pan; one buckc.; two drs
# pans; one water bpIisl; two XIII
ore lamp; one lot of plat 5; o"1 pic
uu~e ia fr'me; two pictures iramra
A., bout 20 sacks Il rice
Ierm.: Ct-h On day ct sale.
aGc.iu', Cffice, vile. La, tn
. lgth day 81 O'.o,er, 1916
40 SO T n
, Shcr # V"ruD..'n p ri-a, l..
d p G ri,, attorney
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
Delphip r lie -uN. g ais.

DtlOhie +. LIE .-uA, g ais.
BY virlnrr Of a writ Of Fi-r F.oi.
issred l. me Gu; ct ;no H,ups.
bic Seventeenth Ju'icI D.,r..
Court, il ana 70. rhr Parish O.. y
m lion, State oi lom,iaua. g.. T.
above numbered aud rIstet -.r
~ analufz .n- amt ,uyu""r,a- r.
i" In. premises / have this ia. .,.z
aud lakon IN O ny P"ss. Ssiou 3. SAL.
~ said writ, and VIII proceed 20 e..
1t public auction, to the list AMI Hls
So r,spon~ioie bidder, It the pri.a.
pa. front door OF the Court House, :.
the town of AD1eville, \ rmi;inI
Parish, La b., between the hour pre-
scrlbed by Jaw for j. dical sales, on
Saturday, Oct. 2lst, 1916
the following described properly sit
uatcd In Vermil,on Parish La. to-wit:
One certain Mortgage Note @.
$500 90, dated April 10th, 1913. du
one ear after date, signed by D.lph
T LeIcnx to his owh order and -,
him endorsed as well as by a. A. lie
Lux, Jos. A Le Blanc, Felix T. L-Itu1
F.cuculs Brrussarr aud Mrs. + L
L leux, ana irdeutif-d with an act 4
Mortgage excCu;ed before +. Pc.ioai
Notary public IN April Is h, 1913
One certain tract OF land si.ugt-,
H. the town Of Delcambre, La. in Il
Parish OF Vr.m.iiun. measuring 81
feet North ana S01lh by 153 fee
East AMI West. bounded on the Mort,
NY Mrs. Margaret Elpnidn M'gu. z
South by Mrs Margaret Elonid- Nj.
ues, Fis: by Contra. Street snd Yves
/ by Mrs. Margaret Elonide Miguez
/ cngt'her with all tie buildings anC
Improvements thereon situated al,
g / app-rrenances hereto belonging
and one Hup Automobile
Term # Salr:-Ssid property hav
| ing been offered for sale. on SATURDAY.
Sept 18th 1919 and no purchase
being found To pay two thirds Ut the
appraised vRlCe therefor, il Was an
pounced thai 1t would again ne offer
ed for sale ate: fifteen days aGvsr
/ tisemeut. on terms II credit Of lively
months. purchaser to furnish GO,
ard solvent sureties for te cr-.i
/ portion, and vendors leu and So.
cial merr;gag TO he retained on sal
pr p"rty tn secure tie same. les 81
cosr of tn, So pr CAedirg~ which sha
b paid cash, ard purchaser To p.
C sh AIS, or t. rerain The E'rouu
thereof out ~ tae purchase price, b
mortgages affecting the shove Dc
scri: eI propertv. and Superior To ~
Judgment Of the plaintiff in this eI-
cniion.
Shsriii's Office, Abhcv lie, La -, thi
2Sth day of September 1919
AUG. MORTON,
Sheriff, Vermiliou ParAh, Ia
Droussard & Samson, attorneys
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
Money ToLoan
On farms, long time, good
terms and a square deal.
See
John Nugier.

.,,}.g auction 10 the last s"d Lighes'
,.-,. ~-u.l. BIDDER, at the principa
'front.' door % the Court House, f.
Arb.yrle, Vermi.ion, Parish, ia ,
within he leg Il hour. prescribed By
,aw f,r Judicial tHle,, on
Saturday November 25, 1916.
he following described property.
,1p,,,d in VernilioD Parish, 10 Wit (:
On, csrtsin tract OF land, lying .Ed
reIng ,!.us. eel IN tbs PRrish II N~rmil-
ION. SAFE Of Loui,!sn., contA,nir .
vjnety-four srp. nts bounced N"rti
hy the Planters Rice Mil Company
rt,. or ssr!enr, South in pa by
r.rrari -crhtt It ei|, East b. J. A
Gin4on. or assigns, and West by jack
Griffin. together Ni:h all the buildings
ma improvements thereon situated
.ad thereto belonging
To be- solu fol Crsh, without the
benefit Of appra'seme"t.
Shelf udlce, Abbevill", In, TIM
l2,h day Of octob.r 1916
AUG MORTON,
Sheriff Vermiicn Parish, La
W B Gcrdy, Alto! hey.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
Gcntle-But sure

Blliouanes., sick headache, s'ui
stomach. gas, bloaL.rg, consiipa'loH
dyspepsis-all these distressing con
sroIences of retaining a mass OF un-
dig sted and fermeating food In the
s5.m ch are avoided il the bowels ar
kept open and regular Foley Csthar'
ri. Tab,egsare first aid to good heath.
DoIot grippe. So'u Every where adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
The Cane Crop.

Before NC go 20 press Wit 2
next issue grinding will have e
come general throughout Tie Lo..-
siana sugar district. FAIR w. ...-v
has prevailed throughout g.. Pas,
week aud while tie crop ut to
he harvested has prosPc~- and
ripened under the prevail con-
ditions. a rain is needle ,.r the
'fan plant cane. The 50. ,sually
early start of the CA u has
heen induced by seys.' ,rcum-
Stances. the maturity O. ..t cane,
h;ah brices Of sugar anxiety
10 finish before sou ~ntlmely
s~..ye shall occur, all ributing
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
SUCCESSION NOTICE
l7th Judicial District Court, Vermilion
Parish. louisiana. No S73.

l7th Judicial District Court, Vermilion
Parish, louisiana. No 673.
Probate Docket,
Succession OF Cornelius L. Rice.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Admins
tration.
Whereas, Mrs, Nancy O'Bysn, sur
viving widow of Cornelius L. Rice,
has this day fIeG in he e-ai
Court, her application, appll ing
amongst other things to be appointed
Administrator Of the above nun bertd
aud entitled estate:
Therefore, notice is hereby given t.
any ard oil parties to whom ii doth or
may concern, 10 show cause if any
he, have, with In The gal delays,
why the said Nancy O'Brysn shoGl'i
oct be appointed Administrators az
afor said, and letters rs such iG"ned T.
her. after cue advertisement, ana
elapsing of legal delays in such mat
| terra
Given under my hand a d seal oil
office, at Abbeville, La this29,h ga
OF September, A. D 1918
s REX Leblanc,
Deputy CIerK District Court
/ W. B. Cord, & MT Gordy, attorney
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
SHEpIFF'S SALE.
Stale Of Louisiana. P4rj h ~ vcrmil
ion, Sew. u:re.,a ia .ic.-i bis r.L;
u.;-Nn. 1918.
Louisiart prNc1ce Co, ltd,
SIMON L. Blanc. = 4

BY yi,tuo OF wril Of Fisri T cja-
i,sIed TO Ee nut ~ tho II '%oranl-,
Seventeenth JuiciaI Di.trcs court
in ard for til Far.ah f Ver1li IN. Ia
l. the above numostei and sntirl, d
suit. fuliv authorizing end empower
ing NE In the pre- misses, have g lied
AMI taken into my possession, to
satisfy laid writ, aud will proceed to
cell Of r,.htE-, ~-.-.t~-. a.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21
Head-OT That All-WiuteI :. r

Head-OG That All-Wiutei '. %
At the first sign # sore .hroa,, AT
chest or STUFFED up head tax" e nos'
of DR.. B,A's Piu,-Tar Hon I'll,
healing piue-lUr, soothing a." ari
g!yceTlu, quicsi, relle,e ihe ,r 7s-
ton, loosen the phieem and l..'f
up YOUR cold DR.. Bells Piue- p
Honey has al the benefits OF the O. j.
mg aroma from pine forest, r g
pleasaut 10 axe and sntiseutic. lie
formula On IT, bottle tells Wy it re-
lever cuius al. coughts. Al NoTr
Druggist, Zoe aCv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-10-21

Heirs Of Nicaise Leblanc. Ct II.
% Uiaon LaRi,Uc. Albert H. bert
III LeB'Grc. Noemie l. BlIn".
Monroe Ion'""" Individually and
"s Am ri,,la;nr, Q 'le Leblanc
wi.- ol la hm Per, J les \ L.
Hlanc, Ab--utes and Edith Leblanc.
EUnire LeBianr and Maurice L.
Bimc, Minors, Through ". 0
Go7dy, Curator nd Ecc
BY virtue of writ OF seizure and
sale to M issred ont of the Hororahlr
SIEVE tesnth Judicial piat,ict Coul l.,
in and for the Parish NJ V,rmiii0n.
STATE Of Lou sjsna, ia thu above
numbered ana entitled suit, fully nu-
hnvizing and empowering me- in the
pr misses, I have this day seized ard
taken into nv possession to satisfy
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