davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1917-07-07
fsHU YARREN, dear. are you
w awaken Helen asked

esHU TARREN, dear. are you
w awaken Helen asked
softly.
-Huhf What In III In Il time to
&c up?- And Warren SlssDitly
opened his eyes
It's about seven o'clock woke
you because think winIfrsd Is Ill
Do you think I ought to call In
DOCTOR
whats the matter With herr
Il DON know, dear. I thought I'd
90 In and get her mp and dressed
and let you sleep as long a. you
liked You were up 90 late last
night But she acts 90 strangely
that I'm worried"
She was all right last night"
said Warren. tumblins out OF bed
and wrapping himself>in = bathrobs-
7 know. dear. but that doesn't
prove anything
Helen followed Warren a. she
spoke into the adjoining room
where wInifred was lying across
Tie bed
has she . fever7- queried War
rem
No, she doesn't seem to. Her
hands aren't hot But she seems 20
listless."
Don't you feel wen. dearT' War
rem asked the child.
Winifred shook her head
where do you feel bad?-
NY head achss,- she said NOV
ing her head around on the pillow.
Helen thought that tbs child looked
exceptionally we'll but then Iooks
In children were often dscsivinE.
when did IL begin to aeher
when I woke up Don't make
me talk, Daddy" she begged, turn
ing her small face to the wall
Warren looked at Helen, q half
smile Of comprehension dAwninE on
his face Then he beekonsd to her
ITO follow him and together they
5Fsnt into their own room and closed
4the door.
AZ 1T strikes me that she Is blun-
g." Warren said, grinning.
~ Why. Warren Curtis!" Helen re-
[urned Indignantly. Haven't you
any pity for the childr
She's not sick She hasn't any
fever, and you remainder, don't
you, that she asked you last night
II she might stay home from school
to-day"
Hslen's face became thoughtful
Then she smiled a little DO you
think It could be possible. dsarr'
she asked
Sure. do. the little monkey.
You try and md out something
about It and see II I'm not right"
Helen went back into winIfrsd's
bedroom and went over to the bed.
'Nof course. If you're sick, dear
she said. sWsetly. you must have
the doctor. Mother is going to put
you to bed. and give you q dose of
medicine"
what medicine?- asked wini-
fred, suddenly ana suspiciousIy.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07
Advice to the LOvelOrn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
You Were Wrong.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Some time ago I. through
business, met q young lady about
my own age (22), and became in
tereSted in her. We have since
been seeing each other in buSi-
ness. but as I have never been
formally introduced, I thought Il
improper TO approach her on any
subject which did not concern
eusinssG
Several days ago. with q friend,
met this young lady with sew
eral girls and boys She asked Us
TO Ipenc the evening with them.
They conducted themselves I'M
properly, and my girl acQuaInt-
ance did not act any better than
her friends. ! said that a. IL was
late I would 60.
Was I justified IN leaving the
girl behind. or DO you think I
should have offered TO take her
homsf
! have again met the gin IN
question since, and she greeted
me in the usual way. at the same
time stating that she was aston
iBhOd at the conduct Of the other
girls. OF course did not men,
tion anything to her. except say.
ing that she ought to be more
careful about selecting her COM
pAnionL H. 4.
i am afraid. my boy. that IN Civ.
ing yourself the position Of critic
you acted like q prig and not like q
gentleman. You need not have con.
Quoted yourself as these people were
doing. but once you had Joined the
party. you should not have left Il
without taking 9 chivAlrous inter
est In the question OF how your girl
friend was going to get home. Since
Fou knew that she might have TO
-take the risk Of going home late at
hight and unescortsd. you ought to
nave been unIelhsh enough to con-
rider the danger this might mean
20 her rather than the terrible
menace ~ there was for roo In
being with q gay and undigniaSd
crowd. OF course. you would not
want to put yourself again In the
position Of being with this group,
but you should have tried to take a
girl you like out of II rather than
60 on and leave her utterly help
Jess TO get away from u
The Washington times., 1917-07-07
MARY MACLANE'S I

uERE is woman who really tells what she is
and she makes her revelation in book she
is "a Diary of Human Days" This book is pub
ished by the F. A. Stokes Company. Mary
MacLane shocked society some years ago by her
franlzness IN book about herself. Her new
revelations are even more interesting.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07

TAnotheF InstaIlment of Mary
MaeLane's reflections on Life will
appear soon on this paEe.l
The Washington times., 1917-07-07

THE SEVEN NEW WONDERS
The seven new wonders of the
world may be designated as:
Wireless, Telephone, Aeroplane,
Radium, Antiseptics and Anti
toxins, Spectrum Analysis, and
X-Rays.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07

THE STORY OF THE SKIES.
The beautiful eirclst Of the
Northern Crown has now cross
ed the meridian. The Greeks
called it by the poetieal name,
the Crown Of Ariadne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
z JApWI6OWh.

- Tow. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki mr..
440 Zjed. odbedzie p6lroczne posie-
dzenie W czwartek. dnia 1890 lipca,
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem. W hall
zwyklych ~posiedzen. Ma to ~posiedze-
ME wszysCy czlonkowie> obowiazani
So stawic sic poniewaz So wazne
sprawy do zafatwienia. Ia nieobec--
nose kara podiug konstytucyi. - A.
Brzezihski, sekr. prot, 2122 Ham
burg Ill.
Tow. Sw. Jacka nr. 239 Zjed.
ma pjoiroczne posiedzenie dis we
wtorek, logo lipca, o godzinie 7;SO
wieCzorem, W hall zwyklych pOsie-
dzen. Wszyscy czlonkowie maja bye
obecni ma tenn posiedzeniu, ola bar
do w~aznych spraw. - A. Z~ielihski,
PREF: j. Grzemski, sekr. prot, 2244
Thomas III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
RuCh " TO#arzystWaGh.
LE STANISLAWOWA.
@SN

Przez przyszie dwie niedziele,
mianowicie niedziela 15go i 1920 lip
ca ME beda zdeimowane fotografie
do album jubieuszowego. Towarzy-
silva, kt6re dotychczas ME byly Cd
fotografowane beda zdjete W ostat-
mia niedziele lipca, ii. 1890, jezeli
zglosza sic do ks. Probosz2za. - Ko-
,nitet Prasy. 10
- We wtOrek, dnia 1890 lipca, W
sail mr.. 6, o godzinie 7:30 wieczo--
rem odbedzie sic, posiedzenie preze-
SOW wszystkich towarzystw Zjedno-
czenia PREY parafii Sw. Stan. K. -
Bardzo wazne sprawy sd do omowie-
mia. = X. Fran. Dembihski, prob. 10
Macierz Polska oddziai mr.. Al
sw. Teofila odbedzie p%6aroczne posie-
dzenie W Srode, dnia 11gol ipca, o
godzinie 100 w~ieczorem. Prezes Ia
prasza wszystkich czionkow, BIO So
wazne sprawy do zalatwienia. Jan
Janowiak, PREF; Raj. Przybyla, sekr,
prot. 1850 Currier ul.
- Macierz Polska, oddzial 2Oty
sw. Agnieszki ma swoje ~posiedzenie
dis Y~ieczorem. o g%odzinie $50. W
hall zwykiych ~posiedzeh. Obecnosc
kazdej czlonkini pozadana. Ia
Rad.
Lekcya Spiewu Ch6ru meskiego
i damskicgo g6rnsgo koScioia sw.
Stsnislawa Kostki, dis wieczorem o
eodzinie 7:SO. Obecnost wszystkich
nozadana. - And. Kwasigroch, dy-
rygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

Ola nowozacieznych znajomoSc
.bodaj pobiezna, jezyka polskiego
Jest nieodzowna.
Ochotnicy, ME rozumiejacy Je-
zyka polskiego przyjmowani ME
bedq. Wyjatki czynione beda ola
potomkow wychodzc6w polskich,
obywateli francuskich lecz zaw-
SEE W mySli, IL natychmiast i
szczerze do nauki jezyka polskic-
80 sic VIENNA.
Wszystkie podane wyzej infor-
macye maja charakter zasadniczy.
Rozporzadzenia odnosnej wiadzy
poucza mas wszystkich niebawem
o szczegoIach.
Nalczy w tel chwili uzbroic sic
" cierpliwoSt i ME TRAGIC I uwa-
81 pewuika. IL idzie o stworzenie
podwalin przysziej Armii Pol
skiej. podwalin silnych, o2artych
ma Scislym zwiqzku L tradycya
narodowq polska, L tradycya
braterstwa broni francusko-pol'
Skiego, podwalin godnych pan
silva polskiego a ME o jakowyS
eksperyment pospolitego rusze--
MIA. ktorego wartoSc militarna
moralna, Z natury rzeczy, POGO
stawialabv wiele do zyczenia.
Stad. na>zem zdaniem, c:
wszyscy, kt0rzy szczerze i istot-
ME chca sIuzyc pod ojczystym
sztandarem. ci wszyscy, w szere-
zach formujacej sic Armii Pol
skiej, mazda rozlegle pole dc
piracy. Ci zaS, ktorzy zapaiow
wojskowych ME majq. CT wszyscv
jak dotad. vbeda mogli zazywa>
zycia cywiInego.
Podstawa kazdej armii Jest jej
Ouch i siIa moralna, poniewaz O
ME iSc musi przedewszystkiem
tam. gdzie ma powiac sztandar
Polski Zjednoczonej i Niepodle,
glej, - przeto wszelki czynnik.
ME dajacy ~gwarancyi tego ducha
! tel silly. L CORY muSi bye Wy
klpczouym. a wiec, W danym ra-
zis, ami przymuSu Siuzby, an
branki ME bfdzie. | ma ten god
mem, szlachetnem postawieniu
kwestyi Armia PolSka zyska ME
Slychanie .wjelc, DO wstapi odra-
III niezawodnie ma droge, wiodQ-
ca ia do Swietnej. dziejowej
przyszloSci i dziejowego znacze-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
v sprawie zaciagu do.
armii pOlskiej we
Francyi

W sprawie zaciagu do szere-
gov Armii PoIskiej we Francyi
paryska ,,Polonia" nastepuiace
iniormacye oSlasza:
Zaciag do Armii, jak to wyraz-
rie zaznaczyl ogloSzony Dekret
Pana Prezydenta Rzeczypospoli-
t,j, odbywac sic bedzie ma zasa--
dach wolontaryatu, przyczem kan
dydat ma ochotnika bedzie muSiai
zlozvt swiadectwa, stwierdzaJaCe
lego m~oralno$c. Idzie bowiem MIR
o wypelnienie pc brzegi szere-
gov, lecz o wytwOrzenie kadroW
wzorowych, zaStepu podoficerow
korpuSu ME tylko uzdolnionego !
wyE,ztalconego wojSkowo, lecz
nrogQccgo posIuzyc "a przyklad,
"a wzor p~rzysziym liczniejszym
formacyom.
lnnemi sIowy, zaciag bedzie
ME przymusem, lecz nadewszyst-
10 przywilejem ! tonorem.
W obecnej chwili, L uwagi ma
rotrzebe przeprowadzenia wielu
ioymalnosci natury ]administra-
cyjno : porzadkow>j, prawno-
wojskowej it'd. przyjmuja sic tyl-
10 zgloszenia warunkowe. O
dniu wlaSciwego zapisu ~uprzedza
>tosowne ogloszenia W Prasie.
Kandydaci muSza wiec uzbroic
sic i~cszcze W cierpliwoSc, czekat
ia zorganizowanie obozu poi
skiego, ma zebranie pierwSzego
zastepu tych naszych Rodakow.
kt5rzy znajduja sic w szerogach.
q lie mas tymczasem pointer
mowano. kazdy kandydat do
Szkoly podchorazych. ktora be
die otwarta mozliwie najpredzej
bedzie musia} zasadniczo odbyc
szkoie zolnierza / dalej szkotC
podoficerow. a to dla nabrania
podstaw sluzbv wojSkowej. CT Z
poSr0d kandydat6w, ktorzy posia
daja stopnie zapasowych .oficc =
row. beda musieli przedstawic
dokumenty, Stwierdzajace ic,,'
stopnie. A poniewaz niezawodnie
wielu z Mich W zyciu ~cywilnem
zapomnialo sztuki wojskowei a
nadto. ponjewaz wprowadzenic
komendy polskiej wymagat be
die dokladnego o~swojenia sic 2
MIA. przeto tacy kandydaci pre-
chodzic beda krotki kurS officer
ski.
W sprawie %uniiormow, waldo
mem nam jest lyle ma razje, Il
bgda one miaiy charakter polsko,
narodowy, W granicach, zakreSlo-
nych przez dzisiejsze warunki
militarne. Nawet swietnoSc daw-
nych uniiormow Wojska pol
skiego bedzie wrocona tam, gdzie
tylko ME przeszkodza temu
wzgledy techniczne.
Podania wszelkie i pisma dc
Misyi Wojskowej Francusko-
Polskiej, jak mas objaSniono, mo-
ga bye nadsyiane badz W jezyku
francuskim, bqdz W jezyku pol
.I-;,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
BIURA PIRACY.
BEZPkATNE STANOWE
.BlURO STRICKEN.
GLLlNOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
0FFlCES)
52G SO. Dearborn str.

ma do rOzdania tysGtce zatrudnieu
wszelkiegO rodzaiu robotnikom / RE
mieslnikom, tax mezcZyznom Jak i ko
bietom, tax W Chicago jak i poza mia
stem. Obsluga zupelnie bezpiatna tax
ola pracodawc6w jak i ola poszukuja
cych prace. Niema iadnych zatarg6m
robotniczych W miejscachr gdzie to
biuro streczy prace. Zgiasza6 sic MOI
ma pod poWyzszym adresem osobiscie
cd godzny 8 rano. do 4 popoFudhlu,
albo telefonowa6 Cd : rano do $50
popoludniu. Telefon: Wabash $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
MA spRZEDAI LUB ZAMIANE

Ma SPRLEDtE IIb LA!hihNE
N;owe bungalows" i diva fletowe
budynki pnr. 1871 do 1929 y. spaul
ding ave. Bungalows ) pokoi, ce-
mentowy basement i CORA, fITnes /
piecem cgrzewane, gaz ! elektryKa
}adnie dukorowane. Wpfaty 500 go
t6wEa. Reszta $50 miesiecznie VIA
czaiac procent. .
DIVA fletowe budynki 3 i 6 po"oi
cemantowy basement i stoneczne
parlorv. piecem Ogrzewane z UREA
dzeniem ma fumes. gaz i el~ektryka.
Got6wki $30O. Reszta SIS miesiecz
ME / procent.
WszystF> ulepsZenia " ulice VITO
zone i zapiacone. blisko 2 linii tram
waiowych Kedzie ave, Eiston ave.
I Irving Park Blvd.
Budynki z~naiduia sic naprzeciw-
10 szkoly i kosciola Niepokaianego
Serca Maryi.
ANTON J. CAPEK
1920 y. Spaulding ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

sIOsTRA Aguieszka zaba poszukuje
braci Stanislawa / Jer5ego Zaba. -
MECH sic zg}osza pnr. $50 Wood ul..
blisko Grand ave-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Il IRVING PARK.

- Komitet Dobrobytu z obu Klu-
bow ma posiedzenie dis wieczorem,
punktualnie o godz. Smej. Wszyscy
czlonkowie i czionkinie powinni bye
obecni bez wyjatku, DO So wazne
sprawy do zafatwienia. - Wojciech
Soska. sekr.. 1880 Irving Park boul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych opera
torek prey spodnicach. Percival B.
Palmer 367 w. Adams ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Dynhna og{os7enia.

Poszukuic szwagra: wieS JaSionow,
powiat Brzoz6w lub kto inny Z ia
sionowa. MECH sic zgiosi pnr. 1856
Walton III Micha} Rychlicki. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

POTRZEBA Acknowledgement fastry-
garek j fellers PREY damskich piasz-
each / kostyumach. Percival B. Pal
mer 367 W. Adams ul. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

POTRZEBA dziewczyny do sprzata-
MIA W hotelu. 1885 Division ul., r6g
Milwaukee ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

POTRZEBA kieszeniarek, k~ieszenla-
rzy i Sciegarek kant6w PREY surdu-
tach. 1915 w. Division III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

:JASNA sypialnia do wynajecia ola
dw6ch pan0w. 1914 W. Chicago ave.
2gie pietro, z tyiu. 1V
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
PRACA.

Poszukuje dobrego szewca. dobra
zaplata cd SIS do s25 tygodniowo.
1852 Milwaukee ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Kupno iSprzedaz.
SprzedaC RatyChmiaSi

mebls z 5 pokoju. naJnowszego fasonu
NJ, sypialni. dywany - lodowr!a | t. d.
Sprzedam "a jakabadz .ferte. Takze
fortepian wa-ty $3.50. gwarantowan
ra 10 lat "a s125. ~Fonograf warty s20n
z re%ordami. dyamentowy koniec "a $50
r5"o \ WESTERN AVE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

ROGOWA g~rosernia ma sprzeda4 W
dobrei okolicy niema iadnej opozy-
cyl, 4 biloxi naokolo. 2122 y. Powell
ave, blisko Frankfort Vi. ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

MA SPRzEDAZ dobra rogowa gro
strnia i targ, W rosnacej polskiej
okoiicv .robiaca $50 gotowki dzien-
ME, sprzedam "a got6wke lub ma
splaty ola dobrego kostumera. 3757
n. Richmond ul. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

DO wynaiecia 6 pokojowe mieszka--
ME z uajnowszem urzadzeniem, o.
grzewane. 4926 Hutchinson ul.. PREY
Milwaukee ave I-1O-l4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

POTRZEBA czIowieka do recznei 70
boty. zoos Elston ave-. blisko West
ern ave.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
I,,fII.,,j02 SEED tls =
CAUSE u.Jlp IA LUXE
OFTEN CONTAIN O5N H'ocS
VIZ , SEED TF|AT CAUSE PER
nANENT INJURY TO r. 1A.
52ED WELL Sc TESTED FREE
There Is No Necessity For Z Louis
lana Farmer To Plant s OF
Unknown Value.

n-.. Of IT. e~aa1:lr' r reg Of
pra.lta-Ga s-,.2 r~oGtr IN" -" "N@
. INA 4tl,,s Louis
..Tn I..a cft.~ suffered t'4"a'>
returns lnd. ~ Doubt, II ne III
stances Il mnlAte cr1p "a "e OWNS
70 the use az saed oe inf. :5raGt.
Not only that farm seed ten cor
tain obnoxIous weed seeC |h'ch,
sown, Will require time "a money
10 eradicate These resr'. y Nccd5
NAV in some cases effecl q ornament
Injury to the farm.
There is TO necessity 10 the LOUIS
lana farmer to plant seed | dnhao"i4
value. A seed testing Ia Irat"Iy is
maintained at the Fxper MT Sta
ton cf the Louisiana STATE tn.FrI-
sity for the purpose OF fl niShla6 i'll
formation 10 farmers ar seeosln9h
as the quality of CONNER id agE-ca-
turaI seeds. It enables e osp%c-
tive buver to obtain sam lies OF so"d
from the seedsmen or cover ara
have them tested before purchasing.
The seed laboratory is u ch"rgA OF
an expert seed analyst ana - "%I
equipped for rapid and accurate tests
as to purity and termination. paf'
itv test can be made ard the rei'cCF
returned almost Immediately. ger
N :nation test requires FIVE days OF
longer depending upon the Eina 81
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
1..-C- roR TIE
SyEE u POTATO E0I.E2

iRrcausc af l. ircr a@od acreage
o. sweet potatoes IN ..ouisiana this
wear, tL@.e = d serio., danger that
he sweet potato wee o. borcr, wiz
become distributed OF larger area
t..on il has here: Go occupied. This
insect feeds in the ~ toes ana reli-
ders tho4r raft for Gal consump-
ton. Thu aauIt VIC il is an odd
shared, slender, h. coded, shiny
beetle. about Cne-t rita inch long,
with cc15oicuoUs a"a@ ald legs, II
so'or it is partly p allie blue snd
nsrtlv hrscht red. a footiess lar
"a or CRIB, is white ,ita pale brown
neat and is about u-,--il-.h inch long.
The Federal Rure@7, OF Entomology
IS making 4 specia sifcrt tc prevent
fhe insects spread "a TO eradicate it
from sections VIII it is already
| nrasent ThUs. IL. zones, e1Iorcloel-
f! al assistant, WHO stationed at TIC
Experiment Static. Louisiana State
| University, urges fls4t potatoes con
ltairirr the weevi1 be not shiDpe1 i
/ 10 districts where h pest is moi
present Infested :.0tatCes f0u1G at
i digging TINE sacu'l be Destroyed GV
burning or boilin.. II boiled thCy
NAV be fed to 5to, J.. Tie should nos
be lei u the telt or piacc1 n stor-
age with sound p atoes.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
NOTICE

o5}:c rot,c- is hereby given
th hn' ting tresoass'ng all moss
picking is prohibited on the 1917
oHiog properly
The nrooer1v OF .on,s.aaa Delt;'
Lands Company or or properly OF
w D Moore
Louisiana Delta Lards 60.
W. ID. More
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
t1-I5Y DIPPING means !:
PROMPT ERADICATION
TIIE STATE CAN BE MADE en-
TiRELY TICK FREE IN ONE -
SEASON.
EVERYONE MUST COOPERATE
,.oui..ana !a TIE Only State Using
the Twenty-one Day Dipping
Periods.


carge of the Questions most fire.
r,,art7v a.leG On tick eradication are
answered below by Dr.. ". H. 4alryni-
ne, ct the Department Oh se'e' may
,s2."rce, Louisiana State University:
Why is It necessary to dip cattle
every ~ days during the season 70
7@t rid of the t.cks7
Answer During the warm season
ne tie wear. tie average time requir-
"a Nv the tex 10 develop, from the
.,a2l, Tar Al. o. seed tick, after al
! t2clire 70 cattle uEtll me large AZ
male tick natures and drops to the
! a-aund 10 Law hor esq. Is about -
d2ys. But viii :: a7ys may be the
average, ma"r 5'eE '~-@,1's 'df,4ei
than tt,.. tin CEasf 1't2if'y II nos
been found that n" = u25 dipping
periods do not catch 'ae earhef-lia-
turing ticks, which drop OIL ana keep
OF making NOR" ticf. 'heIeay de,as
Ing the maj feS'''5, -" ~" 49,,
hand, by dfpp'Ns c''','' ~ 1900
all of tie ticks maj oe'oi"e "'' -,
10 lh@h III 'Hs +,,ro "a
because non@ Of mem mature "''0
drop Off before - Gays
Flow has this Information been oo'
tanned?
Answer Il has 1aen observed "
those enCaC :, a. VOTE OF lea
eradication that. -oFaTGs the e9' q
the season. under - -1-d'y mt' 'oa'
there are aiWa7s :, '''''E { "a sN.s'
or herds, still rA1'I. i"Rg t1ck-lL-ealeo'
While with l4C,, a-o2'hg therc Hiss
be none. or Of E"r2 few. WIN tehs
en- them.
Then tf- djpp,ts periods are based
u2o7 The tssa- required for the ticks
to develop on the cattle and fall os1!
A-s,A-er Prec,se!v So The ador
,ion Of no 14-dav -9...ods is to DC
SO, Il. Of the ticks that have be
! ccr7a attached t. tie cattle II the in
-n,rqIz b2trrfo~. d:,ptIgs. without any
~ tse,n having Dropped OF
u io,,o -e,.t;x,Iy, will Il take (.
49,. ,,sh or -~..t;on Of ticks IN
! 49, ~. 49,. ord et-dsy dipo,na Dc
r,o,s7
r'0ass wit, rho full co-opsrs
+;o-, ~ .rorr,oa Interested. the tick
wv w. ,,u,,,aa - =, nna season ur
j d.. ~ .-da~ mods: while unde
tha 49,. nov * II NAV take w
.,~oa or n.y.. .,eae,,s. AZ has bee
:. ~, caea i, . ru,}tc.- OF parishes.
'ie va, . - .,'. $50. A. mi,
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NOlI(E

.;,>a &C be,e,.v given tina. the
,,,t,e. of Police Jury
IT TIL Parish o. st. ehaf'ts
meet on every Saturday Prev u
the regular m etinS 10 a't'
bills and any ai'ls received 's''e'
than that d,:y will be ia'u oSe' =
the next regular meeting
F. sch xneydre,
Secret 'rt.
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NOTICE

Pubic notice is by g,-e3
iha: ,respassing, hun''ng fishing,
,,a, ping and moss picking is s''iet
. ,,rohir tied of Ellington. Fried
o,:er aud Lone Star Plantations
r",ler penalty If Tie law
ThtsL a. Blcuin Co. Ltd.
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Do YOU Gu, enough Of thisr

The great benefit in health ana
strength that always is enjoyed by
regular eaters al good oatmeal -
known the world over. Every year
there are more and more eaters OF
Ouaker-Scotch Oats, which ID recog-
uized in this country and in Europe
as the one perfect oatmeal. Quaker
Scotch Oats packed in tins keeps
fresh and sweet in any cainats 10
szy isngtA q TINA
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REMEDY FOT. PLANT
LICE CT GREENS

Turnips, mus, ID and Tadishes
grown in Loul3.a during the fa2l
months are CITE. seyeraly in5u"r1 b..
sinai, Iigat gre2n. sot.oodiea
sucking iusycc--a1 a2a;G, Ct yi
louse-ths.t is r'nr1 principally ri.
The unGeraida q tlo Leaves,
l. Theee aphid5 rn.J be hcrt rn""'
control By spia. NJ With Tl:%1it>
of one teas0ccl f,u Ct nicctin" s0i'
/. rhate and an il4h cube vi .a1-.i1 =
tttsoap in a gallaI Of water, - 90;
Gereing first dissolved il b .~.:.4sA 81
Il cite water. A spray FIhG .l.-t NJ
IN nrce the liquid cut Of ,hl - ~. g. .
It fors spray \, m 4, n1st b us-' 5s
,ludin aphids mas h wet .-t -
sbDfay in ordar to Kill them. Ia IL
lie should b. 20 attached . rs &p-s
rcd as to form riglt ang'- II ~
oofnt. With this device II" 71.&,
, can be better a2.>t..> 20 ii'9 @7
surface Of the leaves. 2
ing when The cphiis lrst <
, giants. f.,
! TO facilitate sqr ins tn 4
:. hould be planted IL drills 0
; ,ct brcedcsst. # Il also mnf o.
! o rsAh the ap,iids o. pl, tt
] .moaff leaves -Departin ;,v tree t.
: old, EXT mant show win fl
~ : of that fam = =,
= present time. !;
J ra\'ay pas er were born in II
] o,a.sthE 81 ? .e children being :
h nd ai..Jm which sprang 4.
sc 20, drfs
ca sne
Y. state =
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NOTICE

The Board Of State Affairs Will
sit AS Board 0: Equalization and to
consider the distract and assess
n+nt Of this Parish on tritay July
1oth 1917
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NOTICE

Public Notice Is hereby 81
that hunting. ,respasslne and II
picking Is prohibited on the fol
ing property
The property of Nick Ia
better known as Fred Ludina
on Magnolia Ridge
W. L. Laque
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NOTICE

HUNTlNGsand TRAPPihd
strictly piohit tied OF Tie land
this Company. Trespassers will
prosecuted to the full extent Oh
aW
Louisiana Meadows Comps
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].
e IL
ms Y.
Z I'll
NO7/LF

irespasdng. hunting a's1
png a'e hr' eby prohibited I
properties owned and rentey
VIM. Lussan
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NOTICE

Public notice is hereby i
that tiespa sing, hu..ting, flsl
tripping AID moss picking is L
" prohibit, d on proper,y
Estate I }. Seller under nj
Ut the law
X. ). Sellers
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Notice IS he,ei'y eiyeN
faohiing aud 7icsrassiag ii
lively prohibited under pend
'"e Id" ON Tie properties OF
Mrs. Jos Lafa,.le.