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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Gn npitrnl Icllcm

a%isberbopn meo6cleS beu 2ocn 9lpr. :
@oabe "@erIingife Sib." og "Rotio-
noltio." olgriber StotSraoo Stau-
Ming. ioroi ban, ifisnt McoIem al ct
nsitralt SanoS Regieriug, bar pna-
tuaet ia at pGre WeIlenmnno mel.
lem De tpite o. &c r~uslilte SocioIilter.
"Oiau bpr pente," itriuer "Notionnl.
tib." "ot Den oonife Regicriug boa-
DC al @eniuu til ieIpe Ben iorclt9gcn.
&c Sag % til 6rcnltiocn oil tnae iii.
bsrIig Aiitouo ira StotSruoN Stou-
ming, iom bar bonolet, ION ON ban
bar uoen InIpar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18

GienoOmsiale. 8oorben "I9orup"
or al Snbrifant Hoienool / aolborg
IoI9t Ill ibp. Froprietpr Senrificu
al Stenum Tor 10000 aroncr.
Bare Ncitebeiptninaen mebicIgcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Spiuoen On Slanacn. Suel

Reiienoe Dor / ben ienere SiO paa
mango Woaoer iegt Of iu1uele @orer
ajennem 9anmarf. SeIiingsrs 5oIo.
opipn bar Gluten al Warts anboIot
Here iuenife Gamer. @eo 9iiitatio.
men 6leu set fonitateret, at Be unber
line alRoer hopbe belle aroppen oms
bun0et nleo GpfleIlanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Zen nnc Heitanrant paa TlBien.

Sra Bergen meooeles Den Bite
Warts: 4onitituereuoe 8eneralfors
amlino bolbtes ibag / I.-S. Slsi.
etablisiementet. Iftiefapitalen, 30.
900 ar., er iuIbteenet. Set me
Selifob beIlutteoe at opertoge ben
golnle Meitaurant for 10000 8ro-
ner. 2ormonb i Stpret bleo Sfibs.
reoer Riliten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Ialot ueo o. orGbt.

meooeIe$ Sen Site Wort5: 5rebog
Gitermibboa itprteoe Sicneitefarl Ole
,SueIien, tienenoe hos Sillnos Gil.
lnbien peo 5orpboge 6eraeiteo, nco
ira Ell 9naning UNDER Neobrponina
og ioriloa Iig iaoleoes, at ban er az
Qoaet peo 1soen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
So oauife Sfibc iGnfct. Ira .

gen meooeleS ben lite Npril: Otter
bpuo Der meooeIeS iii "Moraenopi.
len" err De Onnife Sfibe "Soro" og
"Mnnci" ~igoarnot iPnfet uoenior
apitcn. 3 @oaoe err iaiten iubfom.
met iii Seoie meo De reooebe Wnno.
ifaber. 3 Wano fol pPre omfommet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Iorif Sporus Satterielfsabcr. IRA

VpiN 'gVpTuc Suiitt'tiiAupti Nlu
Sfien meooeles Den 10oe Ipril:
9orif Spbros Wetobe for 6remitil-
ling al aumitgisoleI pinber itobis
mere SerrGn. Saaleocs bar Gel.
ifabet npIia anlagt en- iterre Sabrif
peb Den ipanife 8rGnle, Nu bIir
Oct Speriges Sur til at npbe soot al
S~piinoelien, ioet Spbfo / bisie "a.
&c iislae "gratsberg.G emofraten"
bar ienbt flere al fine bebite Wpnb
til Sperige for Of leoe Grbeibet meb
Gnl9g al Observation-Disclosures
ser. Set err 5roIlbGttans mPgtige
@anbfraitm9naoe. iom fol ubnpttes
Tor 2iemeoet. : 9asoroget, iom
iuIoitGnbig reguleret OF ubbpgset
fan noe oper 100000 eleftriife Sf..
er Ser Tor Si0en bunbet 100000 ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Gn auo Sfillino. On

Gn sob Sfilling. Gn Snarbcier /
Spglm lepereoe iislge Gem. Ip."
iorleben 10 Stfr. Se0efpGg paa
alinfbu Stotiou til areatilrbonbIer
S%erenieu al 9Gfmarfsbro, % ban
iii 10000 aroner for Tprene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Spbsialo. gnfeiru

Sbbsfalb. Gnfeiru 8,rnbeIIe
Margrete Sbpgeien, iebt Sperorup,
err beb i Stauanger, 20 Iar gammel.
Ifoebe par gnfe efter Soenepreit
Sbpselen til Henness, bsb / Mtioten
al 1880. Iorene. Sum par en- Ssiter
al aibsbe @iifop Sacob Sperorup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Rift on, GaarIilben.

"Stp. Iitbl." p9ret ip9r Hift eiter
SoariiIb pao BET engelife Warfeo /
ben iibite 5io, og Der ifal bare op.
naaet EriIer poa op iii 80 Sbillings
pr. &asie. On Notwithstanding,
Tom for fort Sio iioen blep oplosiet /
Sltll, fom op / ca. 100000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
@rauo paa Spcm. Sra aisbcnboon

mco0cle$ Den 4oe April: Snsoag
llobrso Der SIo i aongsgoorben poa
Zen Suen, hpor inmtlige StoIo. og
Iissbugniuger nebbrpnote, Ter in.
oebrpnote 40 aisr o. 81 Suin, og
itore Cplug al Sober oq Sol bleu Sll'
erne5 Hou. Nlt bar aSiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
HpnrelanosfusjM.

IomelanbsfosiM. Sra ariitians-
fano mebbeIes BEN ioe Ipril: Eli
ariitiansianos llbbpening al Nome.
Ianosiosien er bepilget 2,S70,00O
ar. Ger paoregnes MI 3 WiIl. aro.
ners Sperifribelie. Tom SormanOifa-
BET ioreIlaar eiterbeoilget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
era Odnmdrf.
Su!at Sfibsbpancrj.
SfibSbu1.

ger Npeien har ioIgt Sfa9euS Sfibs.
bpggeri iii Sfibsbpagerue Garitenlen
o. Scnrifien / SIogeIic ior $4,000
Arpucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Zen bonifc Hiaseaus Sirtcr. Ne,

prGientnntcr Tor DC iorifieIliQc Tor.
tier / Solfetin9ct bar i%rentiot Sorilog
ON Observation-Disclosures SorbsicIie iii
10 aroner Sogen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Sanif Sfonnert torpeoeret.

Marital me0oeles Den lite april:
Silg. Telegram til Reberiet er ire
maitet Staalitonnert IS. y. 2ino.
mann" az RarItol blet torpeberet /
Ntldnierbapet paa Reiie ira 8steborg
iii Gaioblanca. Sfibets aaptein, z.
Suuien, Warital, 2ben Stprmano,
en- 9etmatros oq Ell aof, ale banIfe,
er blet brRbt. si Sen sorige 9eiPt.
nina err 8 fommet ilent tilifaoe. ga
re , err uifo6t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
10000 arpner bar "Sioens Segn"

10000 &rDner bor "Si0ens Se9n"
ifiGnfet til NSprettelle al ct timber.
fono urber Ionienfonoet til Sremme
al Iomiunbspioenifobelie Sorifnins.
HanienionbetS Stpre bar ienot glas
BET Ell biertelig Saffeifripelie o. uo-
tolt Suabet onl, at @aoen bill biora.
ae til at sge baabe IresIens og al.
menbeoens SorItuaelie al Sioenifa.
bens 9etpbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Sanmnrfs NornaDl.

Sanmarfs aornapl. Sra aisben'
boun m~eooeles Den lite april; i
RigSSagen opluite Regierinsen Ser.
6aa, at ioretagne llnoerisgelier bar
pitt, at Ieogaugen | De tiliaaene Rug,
oa Sueoeorealer er minore emo pen-
ret. Meo normal Ssit pilbe Ianmart
boue slug rot iii BET fommenoe aar.
Observation-Disclosures err oerimob life
tilinRtfelige. Sit Sunmart life Sil-
isriel uoenira. maatte anore llopeie
ieaes Ill Supplerirg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Cplpite Reberier. Sra Sfien nteo.

Splsite 8eberier. Sra Sfien meo.
meles Den Site Warts: Ne. ,Sa.
ralbIens Reberi beiluttebes paa 8e.
Notwithstanding igaar oplsit, ba
Selifabets eneIte Camper "Sielte.
iiorb" er iolgt. I..S. SARAH 8ren.
ffe," Iom bispcnereoes al ianlme Te.
beri, beilutteoes ligeleoes oplsit, GA
Selifabets eneite gienpGrenbe Cant
Der "@renmar" err torpeoeret. geg.
ge bisIe Selifaber uobelte iiior 100
Grpcent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18

@cnens Sfabe paa Sfos. Sra
Sronbbiem mebbeles Den 3bie gpr.:
Ssieiterets aipremaalsubpalg bar
iamtpffet /, at Saeen mellem Hiait-
lapperne og Rsros aobberperf ino-
brinses til iornpet @ebanoling peb
9agmonbSretten. Sasen er onlagt
al Def Siientlise og gi9Ioer GrItat.
nina for Sfabe peb Hen paa Heros
@erfs Sfose / SGmunbsmarfen.
Sasen piI bli ioretoget iiommer /
Sronbbiem. Zen iaar itor IuribiIf
% praftiit Sutercsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18

siriv ciier grppeeIemplarer al "Seeyrab'
Fsffsu % SEQ arnsu". Stltgiie % ureit Io'
eteote nort.e Slao ! anieFtia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Sture Sfogials. geo fgl. Tei

Sture Sfugials. geo fgI. &eio.
luton al 2ben Ipril err e. g. Sageu,
Crit Risbopb oe S. Scbeel meooelt
aoncesIion paa aisbet al Somb
Sfoa / Norbre 2anb, iom al Sens
Somb, Gotten, er iolgt for 100000
aroner. Samtioig err Stibsreber
9uop. 2~orent5en meooelt aoncesiion
paa De al ears Sic % Sru alara
Ssnberrm fisbte Sfositrpfnin9er /
@orore 9onb, uogisrenbe Here III.
fen @aaI.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-17
-

Peter Schoenhofen Theurer, the pop
ular president Of the Peter Schoen.
hofen Brewing Company, is a progress
sive and public spirited leader in Chi.
cago affairs.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
TIE FUl7L SITJITIoN.

Durn wood FOR fuel
Coal is high and difficult 20 oh.
sain. ALL large ccntc.S az :. ''"'r
ing less than 0Ge te9th as IN c'a'
this year as last. Unless the ."le 70.
Government takes control II IT, min.
there is 10 be o SERIOUS SHphGA >.
o. COAL ard even with Government
control the season Is 90 lale thai the
supply viii be Inadequate
Much suffering mn he a"oi 'cl f
every one who car do 81 viii LAY rs
4 SUPPLY o. WOO Taou.3 'js 90
farmers ran Sr"rI" Their - ~ '.i
FL FROM TIMBER on THEIR 0NW
LAND. May families il vil'a2ra a.
WOOD close b. at Ea,ai"ci *"
Instead Of waiting - m crtr'atr !
rcal, SHOrLDER Ak AXE Mo p
SAW 90 INTO YOUR TIMBER -
TCH AND CUT WOO, - 'p'' = g..
q neighbor. Every orc who does th
thereby relieves by 81 rnnv to.s Ca
great uafillc1 demand for coal
The practice Of burning coal N Leu
isiaaa is comnarativelv recent o-p
nis wear W. ma-t GO BACK TO tn
.ABITS o. OUR FATHERS AN
BURN WOOD.
Give this matter TIE widest rossill
uhlicity. See that II gets into vow
;ewspapers Talk il with your nelgL
3ors and PRACTICE it.
Burn wood.
You-struly,
Louisis1c Gta,e c>-'ncii r. Tnr'~-<.
r. G. PLEASANT,
Governor ard ES-Ofici0 Chairman
JOHN MARSHALL, Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
Exao. ! aca thn Pcst TEACHER.

y il g. rally admitted that expert.
"r." 80 g.. host teacher, INT should w.
% not make use Of the experience 90
'Ec'7 'f veil os cur own? The cxpcr
cacc Of Thousand persons IL more q,
- depended upon than that Of one i.-
.ivilueL Many thousands OF pers
have usol Chamberlain q Cough Rome.
dy f. coughs and colds with the
results, which shows it to be q thor.
" reliable preparation for those $50
eases Try il. II is promot a9d r.
nal aua pleasant to take. Obtaiuaal3
evervwhere. ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
Minutes of Police
Jury Meeting

Wednesday,. Sept 5th, 1917
The Police Jury mot a., Ha: with
an r,m@rr, present.
Minute, Of August Is, r,a aud
af.it,.l rzrr,f THAT rr.c..i... 90 salary
Of arcr..a.., which wa. tN"l sI.rr as
Report of Trcasur"r, show o.. hlia'ro
uu hand Of A3.-J,4o va, read and or
drrcd filed.
The following rcuort Of Farm Agent
WIS read AMI ordered filed:
Report Of Parish Agent 10 members
Of Police .!ur. and Parish School Hoard
f.. month Of August 1917:
Davs in field Is; Nays in Office. !;
Cattle treated, lumpiaw {; DAYS ON va
ration L.: Watts charged. ,; RUlictins
distributed "a; Letters written, %;
Demonstrators visited :; Farmers Wis
itcd, II. club members visited. I.
From l"th 10 lo:h e thi, mcuth ia"
Agent attended the mrctiuc Of i.oui,I-
ana Agents at Baton Rouge and brought
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

A'lar'a, q nr. =. 4 Jacobson saws
Tat Gh0s hG.os are irst ~ essential to
any man or w~mar who tires easily, is
nervous, o. Irritable worn out, or looks
hagC7~d aal PALE 70 make n strarg. TO-
bust, vigorous healthy body, as thcv arc
to cotton 20 make IL grow The lack Of
Phosphate is the cause Of all pucniic con
dit IA and ihr administration cfJ grain
Ago hosphGtc tablets viii Increase the
strength ami endurance Of weak, ner-.
Gus, caro- van rfea and women 500 Der
cont,in two nr three weeks time in MANY
instances, Gnd their continued use will
buill up ~ whole ncrvoHs system, and
give ftew lie, vim vicor, anil vitality TO
Tie VII lie bod I always prescribe Ar.
go-?h"srhate r. patients who arc pale
aad cClnr!eSs, ar3 il is surprising to sec
how Quickly a few weeks treatment witt
ira Storm pale face 10 q rosv checked
beauty. There can be r. ROSY checked,
healthy, beautiful wome1, without their
system is sufficiently suT-tieI with phos
rhGtes. In recent interviews with ply.
sirians On the grave and serious conse.
quence7 # Deficiency ~ phasntatcs In
The blo7d If American r'ar al wor,on,
! have strongly emphasized the fact
thai frctnrs should prescribe more phos
pilates in the fA-m # Arr1- Phosohates
for we7k, worn out, haggard-lookinv
men and W men. When the skin is pale,
end flesh faNh''. " Is sign Of anema.
When the phosphstes 60 from the blood,
ths pink checks 60 too, The muscles lack
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

,p~c. Thcy become nervous, irritable
Respondent, melancholy, the brain Tags
and the memory fails Therefore If vo,
wish to preserve your youthful vim, Wig
or and vitality, to a ripe old age, you
must supply the deficiency of Phos
rhatos lacking in your food b. using
ArCo Phosphate, the form Of Phosphates
most easily assimulatcd.
NOTICE: ArCo-Phosphate which is
recommended and prescribed by phvsi
clans in all cncmic eases, is not a secret
or patent medicine, but one that is sold
and recommended b. we'll known drug
gists everywhere, and physicians are
daily prescribing the constituents COZ
tainea in il, ne:ng entirely unlike man
Other Phosahates II IS easily assimu
lated and will be found effective in III,
treatment IT INDIGESTION aud stomach
troubles, as we'll "a for care wora, merry
Gus conditions. The manufacturers Z
Argo-P oSphatc will forfeit TO any char
table Institution $500 90 if they canno'
tres' -" man or woman under IS VIII,
lacks Phosphates. and increase thei'
strength and endurance from 100 per
cent. to 800 rer cent. or more In one
month s time, if they are free from or
ganic trouble. II is dispensed by al.
reliable druggists 81
II rour druggist will not supply you
send sl.00 to the Argo Laboratories, 10
Fcrsvth St., Atlanta, Ga, ard they will
send you two weeks treatment BY re.
turn man.-Adv,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
AN ORDINANCE
Declaring certain persons vagrants al

Declaring certain persons Migrants and
providing for their punishment.
BE TT ORDAINED by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Vermilion, La,
that the following persons are hereby
declared Migrants; all persons who not
having visible means to maintain them.
selves live without employment; all
persons wandering abroad and lodging
j" groceries taverns, beerhouses, bar
rooms harket places sheds barns out
houses pumping stations uninhabited
buildings, railroads or street cars, shan
tv-bnats, or other water crafts public
buildings. or the open air: al, persons
~ -eitAezsSeg 3eadsiyS az ifiie ~ ptseniF'
% srs5srt sb&n and wsd are p ai,sc Il
w"rs and do rot work; ali persons re-
ceiving, hiding, trading or bartering
stolen property or who dnlafully sell
or barter any binous alchoholic malt,
intoxicating or spurious liuors or any
narcotic or Intoxicating habit forming
drug, or any powder advertisement as
an abortifaeient or SO called love pow
der; every person who conducts games
of chance under awnings, In b0ths, in
Enclosures on the streets, levees, public
roads, OF in any public place, whether
VIC Iis' it ~ lnHntN OF III kln0, every
CONNER prostitute who shall walk the
street or public highways soliciting
mon; any person of either sex of the
white race who shall habitually loiter
around or freuPnt or scside in private
owned or operated by negroes or fire..
quentcl by negroes; all persons wan.
deiing about and begging or who go
about fsom door TO door or place them.
selves on the streets, highways, public
roads, on door steps, on church en-
frances, passages, alleys, or other places
to beg or receive aims, who can work
and 10 not work: all habitual drunk.
hrls; ell persons able to work and who
io hot work, but who live upon the
wages or personal earnings Of their
wives or minor children;
Any person convicted Of being a va.
grant under this ordinance shall BIO
fnel aot less than Ten Dollars, nor
mere than Thirty Dollars, or be inipris.
onca Cor not less than ten days, nor
r0rc shan thirty DAVIS in the Parish
Jail, - both, In tho discretion If the
Court T. =. FLEMING.
Ffelient, Police Jury, Parish of Yer.
\ 0 LANDRY, Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
PoITTE COUPEE RON
CONpT5 ART AUk~

The Initial project Of poiutc
parish IN propose extensive roal ,..,l-
ing was authorized Tuesday 40
highway dernItnont IF the stu .-.l
Of Engineers when q contract - c.r.
struction Of tlitv-two miles 70. e cl
highway at cost approxima. ..t 80.
600 was let 70 the Grisby CO. r,.,.ru
Company, a Texas firm. r. roarv
company bid 1922 cents per a ..i. ycrl
for the earth work and l,2j Co. -.a
gravel
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
People speal; weT IF chlmbe.laia''
Tabiai1

~ have be>a selling GIambrrlain :
Tablets for about t.s1 wears and leaFf
such good reports from M Ylctoma"s
that I concluded to give thcm q trial
myself. and can say tina, |. iu not be.
lieve there Is another preparation Of
the kind equal 70 them w~ites'I \.
Mcbride, HeadforA. Dat If you art
troubled with indigestion or constipa,
ton give them trial They will do
you good. Obtainablc everywhere--al
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

drafted in the U. S. Army.
The sum of One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars was appropriated to help defray
expenses of beneficiary cadet to the
Louisiana State University for the com.
ing term, and Superintendent J. II. Will
liams, j. r. Holmes and +. j. Samson
were appointed to choose said cadet by
competitive examination.
The sum of Fifty Dollars was apprO.
priated to help defray expenses of ex-
tending a drainage ditch leading to the
Drainage Canal at OvertOn Abshire 5 in
the Sixth Ward, said appropriation to
be paid to Sebastian Guidry, when
funds for that purpose are available.
The sum of One Hundred Dollars was
appropriated, at the request of Mr.. A.
l.. Chappuis, i'll favor OF the Southern
States Mental Hygiene Association, for
the betterment of the lot of the insane.
The sum of Thirty-three and 33-l09
Dollars per month, beginning September
LIST, 1917, was appropriated to help de-
fray the expenses of Woman Demon
strator of Home Economics appointed
by the Government, at the reaest of Dr.
r, o. Young, a member Of the State
Council of Defense, and on behalf of
said council. -.
The sum of One Hundred Dollars was
appropriated in favor of the Vermilioa
Parish Fair Association, as a cortribu-
tion towards the Parish Fair tor the
year 1917.
List Of bills approved by the Police
Jury, Sept 18th, 1917:
JURORS AND WITNESSES
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
\. 0 LAEDRY, Secretary.

To Committee appointed to inspect
~ accent The work Being then done on
the - r'sh iail, reverted having accent
ed sail work, after approval of the
architect employed for said purpose,
a7d h@viug mo 10 - thor urh 'ors.,nal
i s-Cc-ion themselves; and that they
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
BANS
gErLIaET nIsTRT ct

The city commissioners have ads.tcd
an ordinance abcij4h,nF the restricted
district, which viii 20 inc effect with
in ten days. Bescom Johnson. repre-
senting the war commission on training
activities. was thee and made n daman6
on the city authorities 10 take this ae
tiOn on account OF the district being
Of easy access 10 Camp BssuressrQ,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08

The Police Jury then adjourned.
T. P. FLEMING,
A. o. LANDRY, President
;. Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
r. p. FLEMING.
JOSEPH T.. MOORE,
4 w RICH ARESnN

COmmittc.
And on motion of Joseph F.. Moore,
seconded by \ W Richardson, after a
thorough inspection Of said improve
mcuts in aud on the Parish Jail by all
E thc members of the Police Jury, the
following ordinance was unanimously
adopt"i:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
Editor Gives His Reason.

Oskdale Advertisers kny shapely
girl can show you iva Perfectly lovely
reasons why she should dress just as
she WAITS 10,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
Eotica 10 Enhl.t

l will not be responsi;ag fr any
debt contracted by my Vie. Sarah
Rosa Pizzolatto,
HENRY (cONGAME. MANCrso,
ssptSnbsr ), i9l7,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-08
PALE FACED WOMEN TAKE PHOSPBATES TO MAKE
E0SY CHEEKS AND BEAUTIFUL FORMS
Men Need Fhosphates to Make Strong, Healthy
Vigorous Bodies
vigorous BODIES.

IhcTeSe Thei Stcrgh Energy
by inpy Taking Few Weeks Treatment rgo Phosphate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
BUSINESS
GROWING
ALREADY

The likelihood that the army
post project will carry already has
stimulated business more than any
other factor that has been noticed
in recent years, according to Ralph
Shaffer, secretary of the American
Co.
1--WE sold four cars today, three
yesterday and two on New Years
day." said Shaffer Wednesday
evening. THAT is the best three
days consecutive business We
ever enjoyed, even in the selling
season.
Five of the nine customers
told me they were buying the ma
chimes simply because of the in
creased business they expected on
account of the army posts COM
ing.
while experience has demon
strated to me that people are con-
WINGED the project. is assured, and
that 1t is going to boom business
like nothing else Tacoma ever OBJ
tanned"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
Boy, Dreaming of Indians,
Shoots Mother Through
Cheek With Revolver

house for traces of an intruder,
when the boy spoke up.
IL guess l must have done It,"
said young Andrew. 81 was
dreaming about an Indian fight
and I remember shooting off a
gum"
One Bullet Discharged.
The bullet had passed through
the flesh of Mrs. Holmes left
cheek and out through the front
of her mouth, knocking out one
of her teeth.
When the gun exploded it evil
IDENTIFY frightened the boy and he
dropped 1t. 1t was found lying
on the floor. When 1t was
opened, it was found that only
one bullet had been discharged.
The Holmes residence is on the
outskirts of the city and Mrs.
Holmes had been in the habit of
having the revolver under her pill
low. Her physician declares the
wound Is not dangerous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
WOMAN WRITES UP
A LOT OF OUR CITY
LAWS, IT APPEARS

One of the busiest employees OF
the city of Tacoma, and one who
receives probably the least public
notice. is Mrs. Estella West.
Mrs. West is stenographer and
secretary in the city attorneys Of
flee. She has been there so long
that she is given the task of draw
imp all city ordinances, and in
most cases she does not have any
definite instructions about them,
either.
Il want an ordinance changing
the salary list in my department"
says commissioner. And Mrs.
West promptly grinds it out. The
legal department trusts her far
more than it would an ordinary
attorney.
And in all the time she has
held the job, Mrs. West has the
record of never having made a
single error in any ordinance she
has prepared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

IF the troops were spread out
as In war, the column would &C.
cupy 40 miles Of road space.
$s,424,OOO a Year!
1.-THE estimated expenditures of
such a post would be $S,424,000
a year.
"At peace strength, it would re-
quire the construction of 1919
buildings, which, If set end to end,
would extend a distance of 81
miles. At war strength it would
require buildings covering 81
miles.
1.-The proposed post contem-
plates a large contingent of
mounted men, and mounted man
always costs twice as much as a
man on foot.
"The post would contain at the
very least, the division headquar-
tiers staff, two brigades of infan-
try, one brigade of field artillery,
one battalion of horse artillery,
one brigade of cavalry, one COM
pany of mounted engineers, one
battalion of signal troops, one san
itary train, one engineer train,
four wagon companies, two auto
truck companies and one pack
train.
'"These are actual facts, conser-
vatively estimated. You can de-
pend on them. / have been par
ticularly careful not to overstate. >"
His figures throughout, though
highly conservative, as he said,
are larger by a sixth than those
advanced by the army post COM
mittee during the campaign.