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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Hmrd 0aacIuctter idlen acmadlt.

Ser @icrfittlber Sol. @loiilcf 40
Sabre alt, bon Scr. 10, gtoro-9roo-
foroyStr, mel1er inn Gienit Der
0ufe6ort-9rouerei ite6t, Ocripdtc,
Iein NlouleicI-@eipann, lueI9es ourb
ooS qcitern 9ladmittag cingetretene
Sogelpetter i6eli geporoen oltr@-
bremen woQte, nui6altcn @r purOe
Bonn Sit eei9leuoert rnO erlitt eiuen
@ciu6ru6. neil er lnter Die 9iooer
ocs gSogeus geriet6. gr wlroc na6
Dem ct. sSoiephs.@Oipital 9ebro4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

2tberpooL 1. @3oi. Inter
0eu bier geIanoeten 1S lleberIeben-
Sen 0es 0nnpfers n8ocum4 befin-
Oen iib Orei umerifoniicbe &onohiere,
George @ilion bon gIep gorf, 6ronf
2eiber, bon @lgin $a, unO Sobn
gf6oIa bon &aiiaic, g. S. 9ieiel-
ben erflGrten, OoB GopitGH $orriS
unO 2ieutenant &bomos, Der Com
ser @eiHiibmanni6oit Der
G6efingenieur uuO mebrere auno-
niere ibr 2eben Derloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
0nrac Standardization.

Sin prdNtiges @emdl0e 0es &rn.
G6as. &. 6olconer, oes fribercn
@rdiiocnteu oeS ogereinS ser &ouf-
lcite unO 8o6rifanten4, lit I'M 3im-
mcr oeS @rdiioenten 6rant 9t. Socn
oui9e6dnot wor6en.
Cie Moi-9}ummer OeS u6orlmS~
Scr StraBcnbabu-@eieaibait lit TO-
chen eridienen uno lit ouBerorocnt-
lid reid ausgeitattct. Inter oen
ib0uen Sanitrationcn bcfinoet iib
oIA Gin elItes 8ilo oes ncuen &rdli-
0enten Ghoma8 ". @roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Ser o3luic6cl5ts1 scfnmOcn.

glo6oem 9un0esbeomte bon meb-
rercn Stooten imo 9eamte Ser u9ol-
timore-O6io.@iienbn6n" longe genug
gcin6t 6atten, it en0Ii6 ser foitbore
,Spe3iol- 3wiebel. 3ue" irgenOwo in
ser g}d6e BON 9itts6urg6 eefimOen
wor0en. Ser Bug, mel6er ans 5wei
9(6t6eilcn 6eiiouO, langte geltcrn
9l6enO in @itts6nrg6 an. Gie 3rpie-
6eln wuroen gcitern aui Oen oglage-
meinen Groouften-06icn" onr6 Ser
lteigcrung Ocrforit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
96cnrc spa3icrfa6rt.

@eil cr augebli9 ooS 9lltomobil
BON Srn. SomeS $. Gui5iel, Der an
Der ct. &olI-StraBe wobnt, o5ne
Oelicn @rlon6uiB 5u elmer SPo5icr-
fa6rt bcnubt botte, puroe geltern
Scr "a Sobre alte 9(uOrew @orOon
BON 9}r. 31t2, Sit-Eol6ott-StroBc,
BON 9iitbter S6rocOcr in Der noro-
li6cn @olijeiItution nit $50 rnO
Soften beitrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
0rci 0nn6en nrridlmnnSen.

Scr If Sabre olte 9. Gatc, bon
Scr. 2307 Oit@oifmou-StroBe ser
Is Sabre olte @orrD uno Der 13.
jd5rige @omor0 S@r0Oer bon Ger.
2315, SliOer-StroBe, iinO felt 01ou-
tag beri6munocn. IS miro ongc-
nontmen. ooB iie nod @oibington ge-
gougen iino uno puroc Oie oortiga
NOIi1ei benoMriMtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
gIr6citstiIdtiafeit na@ Scm ariea.
9efiir6tungcI oie monhmol feline
@eitdtiglng fanoeu.


Ga uno BORT iino micocr @eiorg-
niiie auigetaubt, OoB, wenn oas Gin.
gen ocs groBen @eltfrieges in DER
3eiten SdooB perhtnfen lit. oie mel
item bormaGgen Soloateu fiir ibr
biirgerIiAes @emerbe gor5 peroorben
icin o0er in frieolider 9lrbeit menig.
items nibt iooieI leiiten miirOen, pie
man 5upor BON i6neu 5u erporten &c.
mobnt mar.
2oB es gr.Sol0atcn gie6t, bon
oencn iol6es me6r ooer weniger Gilt,
fonn iiioli6 nitbt beitritten loer0en.
0icielbeu ideucn po6l feline 9ln.
iireuaungen welde nit irieOlihen
9ei61itigun1en per6luoen limo; o6er
sic ipieB6iirgerlibe, eint0nise 9m-
togs-Goutinc Der 6o6rit, Scr @erf.
Iiatt ooer ocs 2nnOes aeidllt ibncn
nidt me6r, rmo menn tie not6georm.
gen einen iolden 9erui mieocr er.
oreiien 10 bringeu lie bod wenigcr
Darin 5uluege
Ias gilt, pie geiogt bon man.
den wclbe So6relang ais 5olooten
I'M &riege geweien iiuo, imo mag
frii6er, ols oie gon5e arieafilbrimg
mebr 9Ibentelerlibcs on iih botte,
'oon elmer ocr6dltniBmaBig nod GRO.
Bereu 3o9l 9egolteu 9aPen Sn ei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

mcnn ic6 inmcr mieoer eilig nlf Ocm
ShladtfclO bcr6unoenc uno aus Dem
8elolo3orctt ni6t immer local trons-
portirtc &erwunocte, Shwcrucrpun-
octe ie6e uno oeu Gerbon6 obnebme,
obne ooB cine Snfeftion oft uo6 bic
len Gaoen cingetreteu iit io fam mn
3lpeicrlei u6glicb fem. @ntpeoer itn-
icre Grippe itroBt BON @ciunObeit
un0 g9ioerItonosfroft, lit olio in bo-
6cm @rooc innnm ooer es lit IN
oiciem &riege ole Snfeftionsgeinbr
ii6er6aupt niht mcbr 10 groB olS et-
mo in Ocn iie6iger ooer odi5iger
Sobrcn. 98on mag bier Dem Ser.
bouopGdc6en 0ns ie0er SoIoot bel
iic6 trdgt uno ooS ais crIter ShuB
mittellt alebitofie iiber 0ie SSunoe
gcfeltigt miro, cinen nod 10 groBcn
GinfluB 5ui6rcibcn, cr pilroe Oo6
nidt Qlsrcihcn I'M Oie groBe gln
ao6l bon nid6t infi5irtcn 66Qeu bel
0cribobencm &erbono 8u erfldrcn.
@S muB elm gutter @eniuS polteli
iiber oen S6lodtfeloern, llno ib
olou6e felt 0oran Dab oie g8unobaf-
tcrien linierer Eage nibt uebr oic
90sartigfeit Scr friiberen 8eiten be-
liben.
gl6er ib fam mir audi 0enfen, Dab
ser @eiit ser Gruppe, Oie 9eieelung,
ser @lau6e an oen Sieg, ibre aQee-
mcine Saltung un0 9erpflegung, Die
Sau6erfeit oes oeuti6en Golfes, ooS
6pgienii6e Nlilieu ser Gompognien'
rn0 Ger &egimenter, oie itdnoige 9e-
rat6ung i'm 5elo 0ur6 Gorgeiebte
lno 9ler5te einen gewaltigen 9lnt6eil
an lmieren Grfolgen bel Ger 9}ah6e-
6onolung 6aben. gGie miro sic @6re,
Oieien oernunoeten Seloen Oienen 5u
f0nnen. 81 elmer 6o6en 5rerOe, menn
man iie6t mas man an 6irrr9ii6en
Gingreiien oieien geiuno5eitltroben-
oen beiteren, erge6um9spoaen Sob
nen lnleres @aterlan0es 8untut6en
fannl g8ie onoerS MAIDEN H6 aae
0ieie Gingriffe auf Seben unO SoO
olS bel Oen ga15 anOers georteten Sr-
0ipi0uen elmer @ripatprarisl @emiB,
es iino ia @eiiln0e, es lit ia 0ie @e-
nmo6eitS-@lite Der Station sic inns
iebt in oie SGnoe fommen, m16ren0
tns in Der @riOatproris Gronfe, 9ei-
Gen0e, oft i6on @ebro6ene aufiuden,
aber audi ldngcrer 9eitano Ser Ser
plmoing, oielmonotigeS &ranfenlo.
ger bri6t Gins ni6t: 0ie SeeIe oicier
Seloenio6nel
SSn rmiercn Gronfenidlen maltet
lciocnoe @}enibcnaroBc, Oeuiit6igc
Gopfinoungstieic mo cine INNER
aufS 9icue 6ele6enOe Soifmngs.
iic6er6cit. @enn Gin t0Otlih oerlcbtcr
@emeiner nit porgefollcner Sungc
uno 9ilftauf6ld6lng Der geianlniten
&0rper6ollt fait iter6eno aisrtit:
,@roieiior, loiien Sie mid iter6cn,
uidt me6r operireu iG gebe 81 @ott,
mir fam nidtsgede6en icD babe ME
chpos 96ies aet6on i6 iter6e fitr
nleincn &aiicr inO mein @uterlonol"
10 par 9ticuonO unter ms, 0cn nidt
oas @ej gegcn sic Gippen gcIblaget
6dtte llnO pelC6 cine 6reuOe, Gin
Sodamt dr5tlihcn S6lms, mcun mir
geroOc i'm retten fonntcn mo o0llig
6cilenl g9elhe er6c6cnOen Scencn
meuu bor6cr Die niGt mc6r Sciocu.
oeu SIT Dem 9lrmeu trotet iGu sic
Stirne Iireicbeltcn rno fliiitcrten
o2oB mahen Gomeroo, iic 6a6en
mid ia ou6 pieoer geilmo genadtl4
Gos iino mirflidc g9ei6eitnocn I'M
iereS gcpiB nic6t leiGtcn Gagesoicl.
iteS
lluO mie Oas oaes till uno rubig
ocbt, obne ieoe Gfitoic o0er glcuro.
iibcuie obue ic0es @ebo6c, o6ne ieoc
! aotetterie 9es Sei0es, upter pelher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
GnnitansItcanma.

O"' ~'Uulll UoO0lsWebQit0e 0c5
~@larDIono SniiitntS. -@rdd.
tigc @emdIOe rufcn groBe &c.
numbering 6erOor.- Cine N2enoe
alnItlieb6obcr mar ecItcrn 5uoe-
gen. = &llnitooll gctric6ene Gil.
berorbcit einc 9lttruftion.
Eie critic gemeinione g(usltelluno
Der 9lrbeitcn bon @raOtirtcn un0
ebemaligen StuOcntcn ocs .Moro.
lano-Snltituts" lit gcgenpdrtiQ i'm
@lount &epal-@e6duOc 5u ie6cn
@ieie prGbti0e aunltousitellrno
MIRO lnter oen 9luipi5icn ser Giref-
toren6e6oroe imO ser g(hlnlni-Gcr.
eini9ung ge6oltcn nnO oauert bis
gum 10. @loi.
@lne Wenge bon &unItlie66o6ern
lIno &ennern 6otte iid geItern 9(6enS,
Dem @roffnungsa6eno, in oen 9lus.
ltellunesioole eingefunOen, Inn sic
&unlhuerfe, meiit elon5oolle Qeiitlin.
0en 81 6ewlnOern. 9eionoers an sea
Eortrdtgcm0loen idicnen Iib sic
Nngen 81 weioen oa Oieiel6en NIT
penigen 9Iusno6mcn ais qoB 6er-
oorrogenOe 6e5eidnet lperoen fonnen.
Gas moblgetroffene 9iIOniB bon 60
MN Soot6, bon Oem in oeutiden
&reilen 6efonnten @ortrdtmoIer
Souis q. Gieterid6, Ita6 6cion-
oers beroor unO erregte olloemeine
SepunOerllng. Serr 9ouiS g. 0ieta-
rl@ bat i'm Sabre 1861 in ser ailnif-
otooemie graOuirt. 9(p6 oie 9lr6eiten
lelneS Sobnes, Ocs Serrn @olomor
y. gieterid, oeroiencn 6eIonoeres
So6, mie o9ciiie" unon Sic 9ooenoe"
SluSge5ei6nete, ii6er allies Sob er.
1obene 9lrbeit bat 6. q. Surner, Ser
Slrettor Oes DWiorDIonO-SnItituts,
Ger SluSltellung 5ur @erfiigunq oc-
llellt. Sein SilO ISM 3meifel" iteat
elne iunge Game Dor, Oie i'm Sdrei-
ben inne50It mo i'm 3weifel su iein
l9elnt, peI6e @eoonfen iie meiter
nieoeridreibeu ioIl. Sein ,,GopoIier
pom H. So6rbunOert" lit c6cnfolls
eln Wietlterltiid, mic uit66 0oS 8il0
"lnpilltommene 91u9ridtcn~ lnO
"Nntique 9ron5c."
@os 9moidoitsoemGIoe on6c.
frlitt maren cine groBe Sln5o6l BON
9eraoe5n cnt5iidenoer 9lr6eit bcrtre-
zen. S6os. s. Corners Sonirner-
bio, Die @emGloe bon 6roncis 6.
Sones, bon gtep yorf un6 bon 6.
Solton Sones c6enfoQS bon g3elp
gort tonoen cine eroBc 9(n3o6l BON
Semunocrcr. Qic 9lr6eiten bon
egorlcS $. @altbcr lno sic 9or.
trofoemdlOe bon Gnilie Serqcnqro-
0er lIn0 ebenfaus ais beIonOers Qute
iouVepell. NllBer0enl hn0 eilli=
&c &c lebr biibi6e Stiae6en.giloer uno
Sliunenitiide 81 ie6en.
eine eon5c Slusiteauna fir lid, al.
leIne biloen Die filnItboQ in oetriebc.
mem SLIDER uusgefii6rten 9lr6eiten.
SSll oieler Siniibt 6ei6nen Iid) 9ouis
0cu1ter nno 5rcO. StroBbeim be-
lonOers aus.
SIN @roBen rnO @on5en ilt sic
Sllnltausltcaung 0cs rNlorpIonO-
'5lltltrtes" cine rebt le6ensnert6e
i'no oeroient Die 0oae 9(nerfennuno
le'tenS Der 9eIubcr. Sic 8eiat, ooB
III Baltimore OaS aiinitler.golcnt
CUR oollen @ntpidllno fommt un0
Ole S9ule cine ousge5cidnete lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Srn6?

f6dft meinepyySeiisHt nlerti9une III ro,, ns
Rat gOs uS 100 aSocrs Sif Ssie sspnna 0 Oss S
icn binSeTp p ASS AsSirIamiei III ~ Siir Ss9gcri.
5sInSe BON 1's ss15esSn giSn @ USsr seSSa st
enoen meIhe 6nrdb Sosio1se sig eapiobIen bon Saii.
Sennrsog,i,, sgi mepr ais cine minSerrtIII gaiten. 6e
DIS . llbr glbenSS o"o'uule. Siicn SaniiaoS
" p @''Fs'P''V SsS g,.emqw.s.r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Sin gSeralcidI uOn giercn

piiroe oen Grou5 Scr Gor5iigIihfeit
an nSoloce~ aus 5reo @ouern-
i6niofS nglmericon 9rcmerD~ cr.
t6cilen. gln @ei6mad, 5iiae ino
9ieinbeit giebt es feinem 8ierc ocn
@orrong. aiite $1.OO. Eel. 6. & y.
@H 8ernon 1868. 9rouerei: 0orioro-
S-uaniS gun 4lonnuo2G 9nuool6
(ltai2) (An5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Nie6c IN 6er 5. glcaiments.6aQ

Die @oli8ei wnroe oeitcrn benad.
ridtiet, Dab cinige 9lcooluer mo
&leiOunoseeeenltdnoe ans Der 5. 9ie-
gimeuts Soae gcitoblen muroen.
Cine spur Der Giebe fonnte nod
ui@t gefuu0en weroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
9lns OcntIdjcn SScrcincn.

ylns ocitI6cn %crclncn.
D@leb0er-@eiono0ercin" ii6t fir icirl
nd@itcs 6eit. n varicgcr6uuo,
Gamcnocrcin~ in Sieung. ~
uSciicu Gormitdoter" Dcrluilli
gen $25 fir oie u0cutide @cicIl-
idoit bon @arplanO." II oSor-
monte ii6t fiir CONCERT.
Ser uMebger @eiongocrcin" 6icIt
9eiteru 9lbeuo in ieincm Gcrcins.
Iofole, 9liiffers Solle an ser 9}oro.
6reoerid StroBc, cine 9}ro6e fiir Gin
5eit Oas Oemnd6it o6gc6olten uer-
ocn ioll. Gins bon Oen 9icocrn mcl.
6es geiruaen miro, 6eiBt, Sic g}odt~
BON S@u6ert Eiriecnt SSo6u @obic
lit NIT oeu 9eiihingen ser S6noer
redt 5iifrieOeu.
o& rieger6nnO Iomcn
@erein.~
6ron 9iicttc 0luid, sic @r6liOcntin
OeS n&rcgcr6rnO 0amenpereins,
eroifncte geitern 9l6en0 Oie in Niif.
fel's Salle, gfr. t03, N}orO.,Sreoerid
StroBe a6ee6oltenc Gcrionmlrn1
Oieies Gcreins. Sic Sefret0rin, 6raa
gnno Soermonn DerloS 0as Groto.
foil Der lebten @erianmlung. Eie
Nbre6nung ii6er Oie 6elOfiide er-
wies lib ais Elm ie6r glltes Grge6niB.
Gie Gomen Oriidteu 6rou gfiifiel
iuio i6ren 6eioen 806tern i6ren
Ganf fir Die oroBe @}ii6e inO Sb0-
tigfeit 6ei Der 6elOfibe aus. GSrou
Siiifiel bemirt6ete sic 1omcn gum
S4luB Der geriammIing nit Goficc
nnO auHen.
"Seiien 0ormitG6tcr-
Screin.~
Sn pSobn's Soae", 91r. 435, g.
@ai6in9tonyStroBe, fomcn geItcrn
9l6enO Die @3itolieOcr Oes oSelIen-
Eormltdoter!Sereins" 5uiommen INN
ibre bicrtelidbrli6cn @ci6dfte 5il cr.
leoigen. Gie @eriommlitn9 wlr0e
bonn %rdiioenten So6n gSoQ eroffnct.
Sin nelleS 0litoIico I6loB Ii6 Ocm
Tereine an. &on ocn N9itglie6ern
ipuroen $25 fir 0ie ,Oeuti6e @clcl-
lcboft bon MorDlanO~ 6eiuiQigt. Sin
Sii6erreOiiions Goniite Wur0c er.
nannt. Gem eeiAditli6en 86eile
lcbloB iid Elm oentiit6li6cr 0iou6-
obenO an,
IS armonie.~
SIN Glub6ous an ser @.- -ISoDctte-
StroBe ii6ten oie N}itglieoer oes sc.
iangpereins nSormonie" 9eltern
abenO 2ieOer fir oaS Gon5crt, wel-
dies Der Gerein am II. N}oi in ser
vAugemeincn Geuti6cn @reiienbei.
matb" 5lm 9eiten Scr Sniailcn ge-
ben miro. Ger 0irigeut So6n 81.
Slein bat Die 9ie0er Ser iSrii6ling"
"Gie gluSermG6lte~ beioe bon Ga
mans, umo oMGr5Iuft~ BON 9(ngerer
oa5u ouScrpd6lt. Gos CONCERT fin-
oct Abenos s ll6r Itott. g(uBeroem
muroen gor6ereitun9en fir oos Wlai.
telt Oes Gercins getroffen, bel Dem
altb 9elungen peroen miro. Son ser
SobanniS.airbenaemeinoe lag Gin
Gonfl9rei6en fir 0ie gcIangli6e 9e-
tbeiligung am air6enfeIt oor. @benio
lag Elm S@rei6en bon Oen vGereinig-
ten Sdngern" Dor. Gie SinqItunoc
nor lebr gut beiubt imo Oas Sntc-
relle Oaron Gin reyes.
e 6olia @dnner6or~.
Ger oGbolia-@dnncr6or4 oerion-
melte lib oeitern 9l6enO in ieiuem
Serelnslofnle, Mosmiiaer's Sale,
gtr. 1441, observation-disclosures, llm
inter Seitlng ieines Eirigenten s.
Whittier ieine Singihnoe o65u6aIten.
Ger FrGiioent, 6ronf S9ieBner, for
Oerte Die Singer ouf gum 9nOenfcn
an ben peritor6enen Singer, Ste-
pbon SteinmiiGer ii6 bon i6rcn
SiBen 5ll erbe6en. Sefretdr George
9immelbe6er oerlaS cine Ginlooung
bonn v@ermonin Gaiartett-Glu6" CUR
SNnthnilinat,,l, o., ni,,n.,, il... -. L
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
LOANS AND SAVINGS.

When the history Of the American loans IS finally viii
ten into it will be written the account OF a people converted
from extravaganza fugay, from reckless spending to ru
dent saving will contain the account Of nation that white
giving freely wealth. in the act Of giving,
cevcd than il gave.
Yes great as will be the money outlay necessary for the sue
cessfu prosecution Of this the sod enduring benefit L"
the people of this country will be infinitely greater
In the first place it has caused to take stock OF eur re-
sources proIgiols demand has caused to reach out Tor
an equally huge supply But unlike the flush periods OF Tern"
or years when the added resources have been pr"uco they
have not been wasted in needless extravaganza,
All over this broad land, from ocean to ocean and from
lakes TO Gulf thousands upon thousands Of and
children have entered lie of ru9alty that has Tor us
object the accumulation Of one more Liberty Bonds MAJ
lions of dollars of these bonds being pod for IN monthly
insalments the of which will run for many months t.
1t is all but impossible to estimate what this scentorce
economy will do for people Viewed merely in the light
of the financial benefit to the different individuals the re
suits necessarily be stupendoU But going further and
considering the abzng effect upon the nation as WHOLE
the result the proportions of an economical revolt
ton.
No nation of people yet succeeded in building stable
national edice upon extravaganza 1t matters not how vast
the resources they in time succub to the lavish hand
Only prudence and fugallty can lay substantial "n"
ton for the national life.
are that the life Of people has heretofore been
tending toward probability and that their phenomenal SUI"
would tend to dsprove The foregoing assertion Bu.
there is and is found in the comparative neWnes
of the country Heretofore has been easier to reach out after
untouched than to those already in band
But that day is past We face to face with demand foi
all and than available and the smallest fraction of waste
will tell in the net result.
knowledge of this fact is the great legacy that will be
left the American people when the shall have been
fought successful end. And that knowledge with the la
bits of thrift being enforced will have efecualy chang
ed the American character from spending to saving people
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
THE Y. NJ. g. A. IN WAR.

Every parent of an American soldier should give
utmost encouragement and support to the work being done
by the Young Mems Christian Association among the sod
bows in camp in this country and the battle heoS o
France This organization is meeting human need that none
but it or a similar organization can fill
General Sherman pretty the mark when ne gave
his famous definition of Putting 1t at the mldeS II 4
bard-and hardening the finer sensbties Of those Ea
engage in it. This doubt is We are tod by
army officers that before recruit is tit for the trenches ne
must have mbibed desire to kil' This also is probably
necessary if they are to stand before the foe and give the hest
account of themselves
But it is precisely this hard side Of the boys nature ta
needs to be corrected, not b eliminating the hardness bu
by rearing up alongside of totally different nature
nature wherein the better and finer ngs Ct life accounted
of worth This can be and is Done without at al taking from
the BOYS usefulness and e soldier In fact the
most important preachment e this crg2ni aon is conae
Grated patriotism But while Viewing patriotism as saore'
duty and efficiency its twl virtue the orGanGaaa o"
have the soldier regard the resort t. force as oce5 "
not desire-as deadly 70 D. used S effectively
possible so long the need exists hut to Ec laid adA VIZ
no longer required.
This together with TIE FIT at {. ~rgani7aon f"eto.
the physical mental and mo- car ct jFo Ter 7"-
to bring cut all those virtue which to make the perfect
character in man. whether SCI 81 civilian, shcold GlTe a.
warm place in the hearts of rer2rts Ct American 81 |
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
LET US REMEMBER.

That the food animals Of the allies
have decreased by 33,Oe0,000 head since
the war began.
At the same time the needs of their
soldiers have steadily increased.
The allied armies and our own sol.
diers must have meat.
If YOU, will save one ounce of meat
per person per day, we can solve the
problem. 81.
Observe meatless day on Tuesday
and use les meat on other days. This
means sacrifice but il will be small
one for those who stay at home.
We, must not forget that our soldiers
are offering taeir lives if that becomes
necessary Co win the war.
Let us make another record In this
important eifort-the conservation Of
feed,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
SUCCESSION Sc.
State of Louisiana, PARISH Of Vermil
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 1853.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Vermil
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 1853.
Succession of Aurelia Langlinais.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of the Honorable Seventeenth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the
Parish Of Vermilion, La, and a com
mission in pursuance thereof, authOriz-
ing me to sell property for the purpose
Of realizing funds to pay the debts and
charges of said succession, l will sell
at public auction, to the last and high
est responsible bidder, at the late res
idence Of the deceased in Abbeville,
Vermilion Parish, La. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1917,
between the legal hours prescribed by
law, the following described property,
to-wit:
One certain lot Of ground lying and
being situated in the Leblanc annex
to the Town Of Abbeville, Vermilion
Parish, La, and designated at Lot No.
10, measuring 30 feet front on Haw-
thornc Lane by 40 feet deep bounded
north by Lot No. 9, of said annex;
south by Chevis street and west by
Hawthorne Lane, with all buildings
and improvements thereon and all
rights, title, claims, interest and de-
mands % any nature whatever, belong
ing to said estate in Book No. $3.50,
Serial No. SO, Abbeville Building and
Loan Association.
One lot of movable property, con
s;sting Of household goods such as beds,
chairs mattresses, quilts, washstAnds,
armOurs, tables, stove, cooking utensils,
etc.
Terms: Cash.
]. B. FREDERICK,
Administrator.
John Nugier, attorney
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
GTSTAVE BRASSEUX


BY virtue Of an order of sale issued
out Of the Honorable Seventeenth Judi
cal Court, in and for the Parish of VeL
million, La, dated November 7th, 1917,
and a commission authorizing me to. sell
property, I will sell at public auction
for cash, at the price OF appratssment
at the late residence Of Gustave Bras
eux, in the Second Ward, Nermilion
Parish, La, on ~
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER cath, 1917
between legal hours prescribed by law
the following described property, to-
wits
80 head Of cattle
J iron cattle brand
mares
2 horses
/ bride and saddle
Sheriff's Office, Abbeville, La, this
Eth day of November, 1917.
AUGUSTTN MORTON,
Sheriff, vermilion Parish, La
John Spgisr, AttQyssy,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

profitable employment for the girls is the making Of
handy little books of Jokes cartoons and short art
ces of local interest to be bEother sweethear and
friends in the and at the front Make them local
tone possible and they viii be much appreciated by the
oys No need to aim at pernaneney the boys viii proba
bly, not be able to preserve them after they have enjoyed their
contents,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

Funny how fate always gets the wrong in tie right
place. the right in the wrong place. both, vice
versa other daned kind of mx-up. But what
wanted to that have mai in town could
have had the fought finish end the Kaiser whipped
to fragile il he had only been consulted We know it, be-
he
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
INEJ way.
'CONSIHER THE LILIES OF TIL

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Iourl9nIhg e'eIE iiSins ,"iHi anu '"ea
nciIueS tne Ea y, Pc .'li'. rs - "
en- Iae.lEe ~ IN me saS''i Io1l v? ca;
!tF' NiE - II 7ihd'to Ia il'H III tH''
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

The galley slaves of ancient Rome had picnic compared
the editor of today Just think of having to fill certain
space each day week with bright original pearls Of
thought About the only advantage he has of them is that
he has the privilege Of registering kick and the other hadn't
This is our kick
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01
FOP. SALE

The best Votel in Abbeville is for
sale. Apply to DR.. D. G. Liable, real
estate agent, St. Martinville, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

Ever stop to think how miserable woud be if al
ears to be realized? jolly old editor kept this gem
the head of his paper 81 have suffered msortunes
of which happened" Quit worrying and to
WORK
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

0udnt be well to suspend the study of geography
schools for time at least! The youngsters might stand
chance of getting the right kind of start which they
, no means sure of now.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-12-01

50 far tie Administration has not placed farm Implements
the list OF preferential ncrchandses and if this is done
he prices this lire Of goods liable to higher
han present Farmers should consider this possibility and
ay in all implements t.at viii be needed for the next
sons cauraign Remember the pressure is not yet a.
Another Years sir work IS before u.s. if more, and
should al profit by both the and the failures
The past year