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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Kermet Marshall delighted
eleven of his boy friends yester-
day afternoon at a party at his
home on West street, the occa-
sion being his twelfth birthday.
The pastime for the afternoon
was outdoor games. At O'Clock
delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Marshall, assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Earl Miller.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-19

The regular monthly meeting
OF the Sunday school council of
the Christian chuch met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bes-
sire on Third and Huron streets,
Tuesday evening, July II. The
officers and teachers assembled
at the home about O'Clock and
a 1880 supper was served. After
about an hour of feasting and
visiting, the council was called to
order and the business of the
Sunday school discussed until a
later hour.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-19
PASSES NAVAL AcAp-
envy EXAMINATION

Logan, July 16.-Arnold Isbell,
who was graduated from the Lo-
gan schools June 1, with the hon
ors OF his class in point of schol-
arship, was notified yesterday by
a dispatch that he had passed the
required examination at the ma
val academy. He was also noti-
fled to appear there July %.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-19
HARMS oRovE FARMERS, CLUB

HARRIS GROVE FARMERS CLUB
Saturday, June 80, the club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White
man. This is such a busy time
for the farmers that only three
of the men were present. 1t was
decidedly a woman's meeting.
The program was not taken up
until after the hostess announced
dinner, and it was quite some
feast, too. Our digestive appar-
atus was not tuned to any such
degree as to be able to eat even a
part of all the good things that
were provided for the refresh
ment of the physical being.
After dinner an hours visiting
was enjoyed, the men going out
to the shade to talk war, ETC.,
while the ladies disposed of the
dishes and talked a little, too.
They, too, seemed to have plenty
to say about the war.
About 2 O'Clock the program
was taken up and the discussion
of the topics was full of interest.
Regardless of the few members
present, the meeting was a good
one.
Miss Mary Whiteman played
old Kentucky Home" with varia-
tions.
The little folks were not there
and we missed their part in the
program. The training of the
younger people is a part of the
life on the farms in these advanc-
ing days of progress.
Mrs. Latta read an article on
Our Unfailed Resources, Mrs.
Divelbess Our Thriftless Ma
tion,;;" Will Orr "Finicky Hired
Help"
Discussion of questions:
No. 4. Which will give quick
er returns, one or two-year-old
grape vines? Referred to G.. w,
Gowens. Carried over to July
meeting.
No. 2. What is the average
man worth to this nation from
the ages of "a to 81? The club
was unable to find a suitable an
swer considering the present
state of national affairs
No. 8. In what branch of her
work do women do most unneces-
sary labor? This depends on the
family. The saving Of labor can
not be on just one kind of work,
but we will have to save labor in
all ways. Be cleanly, but don't go
to extremes. Do not make three
trips down cellar or upstairs
when one would do. Save steps.
Let the sunshine do some of the
ironing. Do away with fancy
cooking. Our health will be bet
ter and our tempers sweeter. Less
fancy work, read for yourself or
the children; you both will be bet
ter for it. We are apt to be cross
when we are too tired from being
over-particular about homework
The happy medium seems to be
better for all.
July committee for questions:
Mr.. Latta, Mrs. Will Orr, Mrs.
Meats.
! July committee for readings
Mr.. Gowens, Mr.. Selvey, Mr..
Meats, Mr.. Jones, Mrs. White
man.
Questions for July meeting:
No. 4. What can be done to
make our girls dress more simply
for school? Referred to Mrs.
Latta.
No. 2. Will not the new idea
of toll roads aid in solving the
question Of hard surfaced roads
Referred to Bruce Orr.
No. 3. Carried over from June
meeting.
Visitors: Mrs. Fox and family
Mrs. Martha Whiteman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Divelbess and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna Cissna, Clara Woh-
lers, Fannie Tamisiea.
Club adjourned to meet al
Edgmund with Mr.. and Mrs. Div
elbess July 20.
F. F. BEEBEE, Pres.
Mrs. Amy o. Rogers, Secy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05
DOS PR|ACESAS BElGAS
hM|GkS DEl0s TtUTOaES
Ia ANOMAL.N SITUACIQN De rs
ThS HIJtS DEL REl
L.E0POLDO

Ia p~rlnces@ ClcL;en-.na, q MIA re
2o- del r.; I.e2Do:Go ue Z :!g.ca. casa
~ cca Z. rcire.rc Victor Napoleon.
Ia ,aos,rado :us ~.n.o.,.!s ~: u ia
= z los "!IaGos - ca lerr1. r.
>iGjs"Io, G-.Gc auv "o".c4.' il nv
.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05
Ia CIuDAD De BRUSELAS BAy0
IA DOMINATION ALENAnA

pe,in sobre Ia ciut2d, y err tai e
ruidc que hacian sus propulsores,
que Desperation cast 4 tcdos los ve2i-
los La gran may0ria de las ventanaS
Sc abrieron, asonindosa por elias mu-
chas caras, cuyos ojos "y9loraban el
obscure cielo, pcro e. zeppelin rrcnto
lesapdrecio. Fin zcguija, ID ciuG29
yolvio 4 ~@ntregarSc Il Sueio."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05

gereralidadc>. sino con datoS posii;-
1os. hasta cue extreme los Podercs
Ccntrales estan todavia luchando por
principles desin;ercsados o 81 estos
principles deben Quedar ~subordinado2
por la arrogante ambici6n que los IN
DUO a enfraScarse en- Ia guerra, o 81
eStos movies Sc han traducidO en- I'M
nero deseo ae propia salvation. Dc
Demos conocer 81 es necesario comen-
Lar Ia moyillzaci0n de todas nuestraS
fuerzas Y recurSoS y p~repararnos pa
"a esperar 10 peor que pueda aeon
tecer. Ese es Ell motive que ha ms
pirado Ia actitud del Fresidente vii
son, Y que 10 Ia obligado q hacer las
heterogeneous de 81 nota, que no
pueden ca~lificarse de acad6micas, nj
de impertinentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05

49, - --l1s
Los P~eF'o"i'0S aieiI'aiieS HAN p"OtH
ca0o Il cart" que les Fe"n'l'o Oe
Druselas IN a!''.'"i' an''Euo 'TSi"e'-
'e tie U'e'iI ''"""" 0e'S", I" 10 F"'
81 "''0t ""'e KIN" Si~''" P'''D
"el e>'"u' eli ""e e"'u''''' D"''
IL uoI"'l'"'Io" pI"SI"i'@'
DIcAa c"r'a Gee l" u S's"t'
~ ray aISuHa persona ue OUtl'"
memorial que P"eo" h"ee' ie'toSeuei
=.
!.
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'Ier" u'" LIZ" "eH'i'p''o" '
sI"r!o'oS I'1'''f">' 'HUt Hei'''o''' ""'
eH'oI'eS "F"' IL ''""'''eS'e ""
!'ah" mast" i" ""''''' q ere eS'''o' p0-
h!""o 0e "lrgrcH S''''"oS "'"e'I"'eS
Que "e 'o""S P',''S F"t0'"' ,'''' ;
&c "rF'oa " "O"j"' Po' 'oS 'ooie''o
Sc 'el'h Ir"hS''"' "u'''e'o'oH T'"P"'
tie ""'IO''H '"!et|
'e 'e>''"oS' '''''"''''o ;
Se'"N I''"' '"'''''' : ""'''O"
oi"S' i ooo :" '''"'''
Que diferen"!a enlre aver y no.?
ll.ce unOs uanroS d!as CUE algunoE
co!cncS patriiJp= oreaniZaron IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05
Por que debe CONT
nuar Ia guerra
Trad. del "CoIIier's" de New York }

do" pceEunto q ~FeN|''>
~ las poJ.rcs A!lalos. Al3nlrndonoS
. r ,~raGucci0n Official. los 7''"u0'
5r;eror On substantial: "ESI2mo> ILL.,
rh.rJo. urimcro por q ohLeto que
-4o5en ,oda$ Is guerras IN que
- o~arrore< .yerturan l"s vit&S DE
., l..o.. D.ra derro,ar co~mp!st"msn-
.,.r l,.emiyo nor Il fuerz" de - -
r,Ss Hss-a Que no derrotemoS = Ale
us7ir - T.! campo de bat@.la. 0 re-
b.sa~euo> . ~iuny@rnoS con A.emanl2
n las ses;ones Ge IN c~orsejo De paZ.
cad. ravaros cump.9Go eStoS pro
r~,5sjros. J:scuciremoS los teta-!eS. L&s
rayor.ac.orvs ~come~z"r"n cH2nco Z.
Cehieyro Alem&n hay@ acceG!G1 : .'s
sa,ier.ee c~oaG;ciOue>:
rsI.ro,;a rss,,,gira Brlgica. Ser
r.r.4-r,ro. y paga-4 una it
s-r.-.,,.;,0 a~o1;vaIen,r = los pc
....f. marer-.le< y morales que ha
;..,ir.,s, . a,ns U~aiSe<: rrtlrar@ 80
.:..e;.,. 10 los ,agarrs Gc France,
RuS.~ : R"man'~' "hoE- oS"H''
lila, : - ar "..~ ~I'>.
:sa'@ = AH>'f'~-H".'E''~
italia y H~n1-"!~' - V'o'', "''
pcr aH,"reGeHteS Ir .~%
rscen; ervo!'er- - 7-N@''- : :"
-e"" = F"anra"; coh'''"'"
,ar = los p-~c.o> - EUROPA S~e
- son ooJe;o DC - ~'s''7"'~
- sds ".IaGo>, los ''ESo>'
"a N que sean 'Np".S"G'> ~ 1"'
- ' @rrojadoS = " Asa o." - =
lugar que JOS mo- : NM
IneHtc aumlr.ra G. . ,~s'"".'y'-
m.esto y pc~oteccI'" Z" 'o''"' 80
- ~pequehaS nac!oncs o'' H-F'S'e -
Europa; 2uantonar" p: 7lrmpSe S~s
amUic.oneS Del engEan~s-.m'eE;o &C
.Alenaria ' Ge eXtenocrSc &c! Mar
G-I Noy:e a. Colo &c Persia. Respsc-
20 = los terminus eX@cJoS = que ser"
ou.igaLa. - clase Lc Satl>t@cc.on @ re
~U.!aciCH. y . Suma ae lnGemGtz"-
c;ar-. me - IL t.ia-a. - iEnsytS4-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-05

u.r>n a ii 81 iIana, col @a)
Washington Journal., 1917-09-07
Die ssidtiafeit Der sdnl6ilbnms.

Die sltern tragen ole %erantmortune fir sic ibnen bonn S6opfer
npertrauten ainoer. god Der erfpn Gr5Rbung i'm Glternbeim meroen
Die &einen einem 2ebrer annertront, Der III ieinem S6lRr Die Soealc
am @uten mo SdGnen meden Ioa. Sat Der Sobn ooer ole Sobter Die
8ofsidmle uerlaiien, Damn fGut ben Gltern Die Iufgabe 81, Die 3ufnmft
Oe5 anoes an beiimmen. @erbei ioaen Te uuf ie0en Soil ben 2ebrer 81
State 3ieben, Der ibr ano I'M 2aufe Der 3Gt IN ieoer Se5ebmg fennen
qehrnt bat. Gltern, ole Dies meraien, begeben emen groBen Sebler
Ser 2ebrer fennt Die 6dbgfeten ro notIrnhen Mnlagen leines Sbn
les oft beI6r ais ole Gltern ,uno amf Oruno oner &enntnls miro er
Den @hRrn ieinen 3at geben fonnen. Gum Stuotlm be9nbten &noerr
1oQte ai tje0cu SAT- @elegenbett geboten meroen, 1b mener Tort5rbtoen
gMe oft fommt es nht Dor, oaB qroBe @eHter einenl Sanoe perloren &c
hen, aus ben. einfaden @runoe, neil Gltern uo Sebrer Die natlrlidcn
4nlaaen oes ainoes oerfmnt baben. 2eioer lit gar Sieen Der &eg 81
boberer 9iloung mo @iiunIhaft periperrt, ga os NOTICE @eo feblt.
Dod1 Dies iolte on nod @Hienihaft 0iricnoen ndt BON linent Soeae
abbalten. Ser IN 4merita orbeiten 5olRnoe BON Stnoenten pdbreno
ser Sonmerferien, nm ih cine binreihenoe Snmme eeIoes fr oas
Stuoium gu ermerben. &de unierer groBten Staatsmanner boben fb
auf ode 8eHe auf Der llniperfitdt erbalten. Arr1t lolte ben begaoten
Slnqer ser @iienihaft niht bon lenem &orboben abbalten. Scfo1mt
lh Iteben mpre Sigh S6oos~, oe Dem oemiden Inter 8Dmnallrm
gleiftomnen, leoem SdGaer, Der abt Sabre ar Der Solts1fule 6nge
braht bat, often m0 Der llnterriht miro BORT fmt lmentgetlib 9egeben
0a ia lohbe StnIen @eneinoe Animten ii0. Gltern, oeren &inoer Die
@olfsitule oerlaIen baben, iolten nft pcriannel, 1b oile @elegen
belt 3unrbe an MAIDEN. Die Sdulbiloung beIinmt Die 3ufunft os.
Wonnes. Seute fnbet man of jcoem eebiete einer groBen @ettbeperb
Der Si6tige umo @ebHbete miro notirlid INNER inn TortGl len. Gs
lit 8fdt Der Gltern, fr cine CUTE Gr5cbung mo Slolmg Der &inoer
Gorge an tragen. Gs mare jeood) cine iolide Tfliht, moaten lie ir I'M
beaabtes aino 3um boberen StuMul 5pingen. Man berate lh jest
Dor Dem Sfulanfang nit Dem 2ebrer os &inoes no nebme leinen Se
mis an. Oos @nleben, Ole Wudt uno Stdrfe elmer Station mGdIt nit
Der guten Gr3ibung ro tidtigen 9ioung ibrer Sirger.
- MoIfrnm"
Washington Journal., 1917-09-07
Der Gries sesen amcrifauiide giirscr.

NIs nn6 Dem Terienten Der ~Suittonto" oas 0reun0l1atfSbdho 5ml
iten Ameritu uO Gatidlono 9elofert morOen mar, puroe bier nm
BORT uf sic 8irflnq binqcpieier, Die Die uneliidieGge Eat nh ih
aieben miirOe. 0umals mar Qon5 Amerfo iber ben TorTdl entrrltet
rno oerooc oeie Stinlnuna nuttcn 9eute aus, nm 3metraht 5ntidcn
4merifunern 0eutlder Serfunft un0 0enen ntdtoeulber Abfanlmln9 gu
iden. Die propaganda mndte CUTE 6ortldDrrte uo geodnh pueie Anpo"
ger.
Soonae lid rmIer 2ono i'm 5rieoens5uitanoe beon0 uno Neltro
li1t 6eoboften mufte, fonnten Die TreOeer Der 3petrndt mbt oHen
NIT ihrer 2ebren Dor 0as &nlt treten. Dod) lett Der &rie9sertorun9
an 0eutlhIono modten Tie feinCn Sebl aus ibrem Sorboben. sic flogen
Nuterifaner 0euuder Serfunft 0es Terrates ut0 Der ltntreue on. 0lld
Idermeiie hoben lie feine fonfretcn 8emeie, Die ibnen Oas NOTICE Wate
rial All on @nflogen Iefern fonnten. Die Nurnbrer lo Nutpeglcr
birnn nber@uat ien, oB ibr 99erf ni6t bon Der &e9ierung gutgebei
zen iii. HrdH0ent gSiion bat bel REINFORCEMENT 9elegenberen at DC
Gefubr binqeuiepn, ole ourd) iolhe aufpiegeleten Dem Sonoe ermodnt
Spbe Ier1onGhfeiten Der &egierung boben fb 81 lpieoerbolten Wtoen
ibrr bic 5reue u0 SaterIan0slcbe Der Mmerlfoner Oeuhder Sertuntt
a1sgeiproden. @e tonne es aud anoers mogHb leml Solfe Der
9merifoner oe1tlhen l1riprungs, ser bis Dor fur5em 81 ben beren ro
treueien girgern 0s Son0es 9eborte, plobhd) ltb 10 geanoert Ddoen,
bah er aus einem ongeiebenen Virger gum Serroter geporoen ut? 9nf
er nit in Sen letter Monaten Den 9epeis erbraft, oB CT ST Der 5ubne
bolt, ser er Sen Sfmur ser Sreue 9eeitet bat? @bt eS nft III lme
rem aroBen Seer Soupnoc, sic 0eutiher Ibtomnltng limo? Die Sobne
um6rer OeutIhomerfaner buben lb a1 {. Sum emlhretben lnnen 1mo
es fMl ibnen nMt elm, 0s @elet 81 rmgeben. SP1enngen BON 1bnen,
0enen oas Sos 3uHel in on &eeres0ient 81 treten, togten Dem Grte mt
0erfelben Opferniniqfeit, mic ire &anera0en utht0eut1der Mbfunft
Grmeit ser 0eutihamernaniihe Sanomann leinen1 SanOe ntdyt emen
qroBpn 0nnt Oomit, 0B er scr IuTTor0erlmg 0s Eroloenten nab
fommt 1o 0e Gr5utgniie ieunes Nders oerDeltGltgt nm oaolub ll
npn MttbIraern 51 baen? @dttc NmerHa beute ndt Die 1auRnoe, 10
Samoerttouienoe bon 2momhren oeutider &erfrnft, 10 bitten mir beute
nieneidt groBe Gorge UNI uniercn 9fabrrngSmittelporrut Gs leBen fb
pile 9eipiele fr Die groBen 0inite onfubren, Die Die Oent1honertoner
ihrem 9anOe erpenen. Us lit etgentib unn0tig, ln1per tpte0er alt Die
0cutihmerifanihe eSrage 81 ipreden 81 ton1nten.
Die Ieutidmuerifoner baben feTnen @runo, nh Dor 1eoen Nm.
fIGaer All pertdoiaen. 0s bette SeilmHtel, Oas tie ibren @egnern Der
abfolgen fonnen, benebt in enem unnerbrnblifen Stulfhpeigen. Wtan
1denfe forbidden uo grnooPn acknowledgements feline Seadtung. LIME
nc HcgTlng miro, Taas Die Neme9nng gegen ore Oeutldannerraner 81
traht aufforoeru. pom ibren Gcidbrli6cn mo unamerffaniiben Inter
nehmen u63uIunen. -DNofram".
Washington Journal., 1917-09-07
Die fommenSe @ereiusiaiion.

81breno ser Commemorate io miere biefgen oentlten Teune
qepobnlib geraoe nibt i@r tdtg. Sm Wonate Septenber miro eS III
oen @ereinsIofalen mioer lebcnoo mo bic @fitgleoer erideinen 5Mbl
reider 5u ben @eriommungen. 2eoer baben lmiere Oentihen Tereine IN
letter 3eit unter oen obmoltenoen 3uitGnoen pMl leioen nrien. &elc
gfhgieoer bfeben aus, obne einen @rtrno oarlr an5h9eben. Der 8rea
rmo ieine geqleiteriheimungen ihcnt ga. mand)en gum Musblciben Der
mlaft al bo6en. Nm Iolhn ole iortaebliebenen Niglieoer Wiien, Dob
unier oeutides @ereinsleben rein unpoltiib 1T mo mrol9eoellen ME &c
aeu Geiese oes 9nnoes bernoBen fam, audi nft 5r 9rlegs5eit. Die
9fleae DER amit ro gSiienidoft oMr ouS 9eourfnis nod Yeebrnng
ro Geieaiefeit eaten gum groBten Geilc 9nlob our e5rdnoms Der Yer
cine Geutdbamerifoner, Die Serenen nit iolben Infgaben ungeboreH,
p~erflnbiam ib onrdaus ni6t OIL Der 2ie6e gum Sanoe ibrer geburt
ODER yabl. sic fonnen WGtglieoer zines oentihen Nereins uno trosoen
qte, tree merifaniihe Burger len.
gtt aenliem ~llnbebogen boben mir oamols BON Der Ausieeung Der
MeriommIunaen oes geutralperbanoes, oes Hidenmurtes Der bRigen
Dprtiheu Wereiniqunqen, aenntnis genommen. Bis beute fOnnen mir
oieien Sfritt nod ni6t DerTeben. 9ereibe erfogte gu elmer 3t, in
Washington Journal., 1917-09-07

Der Die SiBmgcn mbcOingt mtfredt er6oIten beiben oaten. @iGe Iofae
iSroaen pom Der gr0Bcn 8eOeut1me 6ringt ms Die 3ufunft 81 erleogen.
Der 3entraIperbano io1te oonu6 trnften, bob noH Dem /. geobember rh
oe @ereinc 5uinmmcnidIeBen unO OuB lid @ehen, Sfpoben, 9reuBen
SoucrL @latt0euhfe mo me le oe bciBen m0gen, inter enem Oabe
DerIumneln. Sect lit Ole 3Gt gum Sunoeln ou, lo fols man Ben 3t-
puuft perpoit, mag es I'M mier %ereinsIeben, Oos obnebiu ldon am @b-
itcrben lit geitebeu ien.
N6gc Sic fonmenOc Soiion oc iort9ebIiebenen S6GIein Ser elm
Haneu @eretnc miGOtr 5uridbringen. Gin Gerein fam MIR beteben lmo
.qe0eibcn, penn Ell tihtige, gepiienboie WitgIe0er bat, Die On 3elen
6ps GcretnS middleton. -,@oHram".
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
MANY SUBSTITUTES MAY BE
USED FOR MEAT.

Reduce your meat bill, is the
slogan one now hears from all
parts Of the country.
Here are suggestions. some Of
which may be put into practice
by every housekeeper.
Meat substitutes may be used,
such as eggs, cheese, milk, peas,
beans, and nuts.
Do not buy meat until you
have bought one pint of milk a
day for each member Of your fam
lily.
A dozen eggs are worth as
much in the dietary stwo pounds
of meat.
Waste in meat may occur in
leaving the trimmings at the mar
ket; in throwing away fasts that
could be used in frying shorten
ing, or soap making: in throwing
away bones that could be used
in making soup; and in not using
left-overs.-L. S. U. Press Bulle-
tin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
WELL DESERVED.
The Praise That Comes From
Thankful New Iberia.

One kidney remedy has known
merit.
New liberia people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney
Pills.
New Iberia testimony proves it
reliable.
w. A. Walsh, 729 Center ST.,
New Iberia, says: "My back
ached and I felt miserable all
over. The kidney secretions were
discolored and contained sedi-
ment like brick-dust. The secre-
lions were also painful in pass
age. Nothing did me any good
until I used Doan's Kidney Pills.
After I had taken three boxes.
my kidneys acted normally. |
now feel better in ever yway and
haven't had a return Of the trOu-
ble."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills 1.-The
same that Mr.. Walsh had. Eos
ter Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo.
N. Y.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18

toulas ST., New Orleans, Irish
Cobbler and White Star potato
seed.
H. Goodman & Co., 400 Poy-
dras St., New Orleans, any guam
tity of sweet potatoes; 100 bush
els of Red Triumph Irish seed po-
tatoes.
Mrs. VIM. La. Dew, Hammond,
6 bushels Of Early Bliss Triumph
seed and Irish potatoes.
Robt. Morrison, Cut Off. ~
bushels of Triumph seed potatoes.
Millsaps Bros, Harrison, Miss,
Triumph seed Irish potatoes.
Robt. Morrison. Cut Off. 100
bushels Of Patterson or McGehce
Rust Proof seed oats.
w. A. Montgomery, Lafayette,
a number of S. C. White Leghorn
pullets or hens.
j. D. Eddy, Wildwood, six
Barred Rock cocks.
Rene Solomon, Vaudeville, a
number of chickens for table use.
C. G. Kennedy. Bossier City, 40
Rhode Island Red, 40 Barred
Rock, 40 White Rock and 40
Buc Rock eggs for Matching.
Jos. Chalona Co., P. 0. Box 81.
New Orleans. any quantity of
fresh eggs.
C. M. Brooks, Baton Rouge.
any quantity Of eggs and poultry.
R. M. Horn, Bay st. Louis,
Miss, Green or Lookout Noun
tain or White Straw seed Irish
potatoes.
Felir Abatement, Lafayette, 100
pounds Of Red Creole onion seed.
Joe Bravata, R. F. ID. 1, Inde-
pendence, Red Triumph Irish po-
tato seed.
O. H. Mayronne, Gretna, seed
Irish potatoes.
Joe. Chalona, P. O. Box S11,
New Orleans, any quantity OF
sweet potatoes; small Gull Red
Triumph Irish potatoes for plant
ing purposes.
w. M. Pollock, Mansfield, Black
Medic, Melilotus and. Lespedeza
seed.
A. F. Davies, Fenton, seed oats.
w. M. Pollock, Mansfield. Bur
Clover seed; Blue Stem wheat
seed.
C. F. Liedenheimer, 1920 St.
Charles avenue, New Orleans, Bur
Glover seed.
w. M. Pollock, Mansfield, a
quantity of Alfalfa seed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
THE ONES WE OVERLOOK.

A man and his wife in a little
back room,
Who hadn't an oil stove to light
en- the gloom.
Whose children were learning to
ask with a sob,
The reason why father was ont
of a job,
Beheld from the window a well
laden dray
With gifts for the sufferers far.
far away.
81 am tempted" the woman eX-
planned with a moan,
"To wish ourselves there, where
the want is we'll known"
A generous thrill sets the heart
all aglow,
For the sorrows Of people we
never may know,
Like astronomers searching the
stars far away,
Regardless of earth and our own
little day,
Regardless of problems that lie
close at hand
The distant and strange we would
fain understand,
For instance, those folks in the
little back room.
Who SILVER and hunger up there
in the gloom.
Washington Star.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
TRAINING THE NEGROES
FOR ARMY.

The War Department has nc
bigger problem before it than Of
drafting, mobilizing and train
ing the negroes. The problem is
one fraught with serious danger
if not properly handled, and this
knowledge should be before the
War Department in the solution
it applies. The negro should be
handled in the army as he is
handled in the South, with exact
just and fairness, but with care
for the continued peace Of the
races. The wisdom Of arming
and training the negroes need not
be discussed. That policy has
been determined upon by the
War Department, and the work
ahead now is to properly arm
and train the negro. We believe
and those who know the negro
will agree with us, that he should
be organized and trained in sep
arate regiments and separate di-
visions, in separate environments,
away from white camps, and by
white. officers. If all of these
things are not done there will be
friction, and, in the end, serious
trouble.-Times.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
100 C0IS Of Old ScT0D Iron H0nled
d once. {. Singer |OT1 ( MeIQ| Co.


The crop conditions throughout
nearly every part of the Louisiana
sugar district have been favor
able during the past week and
the planters seem, in general, to
be very well satisfied. The
spring drought has still left some
signs of its effects but except in
a few limited localities these are
not very conspicuous. We have
now about reached the time when
the planters apprehensions are
transferred from the ordinary
vicissitudes of the weather to
those meteoric calamities known
as West India hurricanes, to
which the Louisiana sugar district
is now liable until September has
passed.-La. Planter.