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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

MORRIS The wolycrue on 60
has shot itH No. o. l. Reynolds
farm. in the center ~ the e1sG line
~ the northeast ~ the northwest
~ ih.i3.l4 aud it r. good fpr 10
barrels lu a sand found from 1890
to 1.Giu frot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

LION ARD Tine gladys Hrlle on
company has completed ~ No. ~ on
tho Rosie Monroe farm IN the west
hnlf ~ the southwest of 2N-1T-th.
which IN good FOR 80 barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

DUNCAN The Gladstone OIL A
Refining co. has compirtcd0ts No g
in 20 -ls.Ow md put II ON the pump.
The well made 80 barrels tho first
q hours n IL slightly i-ttsr than
No. which is pumping % barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
HASKELL, Tho Nnt

HASKELL National Oh 4
Cas Co. has started spuddiug on its
No II. ". Anderson farm, IN the
northwest corner ~ tho SOUTHEAST of
the southeast ~ 36-le-1f
Bell OF & Gas co No 2. Rarnctt
farm en- the southwest corner ~ the
southeast 81 the northeast Of S-l6-lb
Is drilling at oo0 feet
The BlackhaWk Ou CO has R
small showing ln sand found from
l1O6 10 i.l2b feet on tho No o..
Richards. iu the southwest corner
of 9-iG-l5 and is drilling at l.lbo
feet
The gg-Ou CO. has n showing Tor
well on top ~ tho sand at AS
feet In its No 3. GrayHon allotment.
in the southwest corner OF the
northwest Of a9-16-tb.
The Livingston Ou Corporation
has rig M for its No 4 4. Cuu-
ton farm. iu the center " the west
line of the northeast ~ the south
caEt Of G-l6.l4 one location north
NJ i's No which WAS a 100 barrel
wcllo M 2. completed q location
east ~ tho big we'll ns "a duster
Peterson and others No. g.. Har
rlson farm in the ceutrr ~ the
west line ~ the east half uf tho
west half of tho southeast Of
l7-15-1e is dry and abandoned az
! 30S feet
Gohlc's we'll I'm the northeast
corner ~ the northwest ~ tho
northwest of the northwest of
3O-l5-l6, reported dry a short time
ago. has been shot iu sand found
from 1898 10 1885 feet and the test
is good for 20 barrels ~ waa
drilled 10 1900 feet
SAPULPA-C. g. ribbons has
some Fns so i.275 tcot ON his 30 D.
susan Brown farm. bon the southeast
corner Of the northwcst ~ tho
southwest ~ 23-lN-l2
The Ecntcute on Co has started
drilling and les making n hole rt 500
feet ON the J " Gnrnr farm. in tho
northeast corner OF tho northwest 1f
the northwest Of the northeast OF
1A-lR-1i
BRADLEY and others are spuid'ug
tho No ON tho T. 1Grkcr farm. bon
. the cortor of thr south Ilro nf enc
southeast ~ tho northwest u'
2T.lS-T0.
SPTRWN-Thc Tulsa Fuel CON.
pany Is drilling e' ESQ feet on inr ..
[ Collins NO 400 tho coutcr ot ihr
! east irp ~ the northwest OF Tho
northwest ~ l-2l.l3
The Gsyuo Ou company 30 n.
Martin farm In the northwest ....
uer OF 'Hr northeast 0t the sn.lb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

SOUTH or EONNID-Olium
Development company is drilling al
$50 feet on tho HilllnRalca No ( an
the northwest corner of 2-tG-14.
The H. 4. a II on co. has spud-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

INOIN-1he GLADYS Bcllc test
near lnolH. iu tho northeast corner
NJ the southeast " the southwest "
2H-lt.l6 is drilling ~ eh0 fest
Further east uf this we'll and
uttlo north tho Middle state Pctro
lrum company hN- fishing sob at
kH5 fcct ou IFS No ~ O. Jacobs
farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

BLISS Tho Uliw Oh & Develop
mcnt TO IS fishing at 2,215 fcut uu
mo rnuuE farm in the ccuter uf the
northwest quarter OF the southeast
OF lg.2i-lt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

BRISTON The Texas company
SO Iaroga 21-lt-h, IN drilling at
300 feet
Bartlett E Rucll arc riEgci w FOR
SO .. Lucas farm. 2l-lb-9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

west ot tho southeast OF I9-2l-la IL
HpuddlnR
NJ shears ~ drilling at ESQ foot on
the A Mclain No. 3 In the conter
ot tho northwest Of the northwest
OF 2l-2l.l3
OLIVE Tho Texas company is
fishing at g.5l5 feet IN its 30 1. Edna
Smith trm. iG-lA.g.
Tho rrnuhoma OIl company has q
failure iu iHs No on the Brown
farm. 25-lN-9, AZ depth OF 2.b2h
togt 20 viii bee plugged and Ahau-
doHrd
The Twin city on company la NOV
ing umbers Tor No. e. King. ll-lN-7.
The Texas company iH moving I'm
minors fur No. ON the sylvester
Fields farm, 1850
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
sHEsfFFs SALE

State of Louisiana. Parish Of West
Feliclana cath judicial District
Court Miacajah r Jackson ~.
Robert r. Lee Jones
By virtue of a Writ of FIeH Faclaa,
directed to the Sheriff Of the Parish
.of West Frl|rtaHa, ia The above en-
Titled aud numbered cause by the gam
Judicial District Court. ! have seized
and wlll offer for sale al public auction
"a the htghrs bidder ut the front door
of the Court House. la the town Of
81 FraHCiayIlle La "a the hour Of
II o'clock M on
Saturday, March 30, 1918,
Be following immoyabin property Of
defendant
\ certain piece or parcel of land
situated in the parish Of West Frlic.
lana State of Louisiana containing
eight hundred niueiyuup aud Is loo
1899 a. acres. with ah the buildings
and improvements thereon. known a.
On Evergreen Plantation bounded ou
the North by the Estate of Jos. +.
Roberto lands Of Alex Mann or Column.
WE Hhf attH I HNF# tHAfA VT Fast tA tiAs-
lands oi the Estate OF Mrs "a e Ham
ilton aud Mulberry Hin plantation.
South By land OF n n. Jackson. aud
West by rhe HiR BayoB Sara Greek
situated tn Sections 60 ~, 81 and 20.
Township $. r. " Greansbmg
District
Terms Of sale The sum of three
hundred scyoRty6ye tS375UoD dollars
with s.. interest per annum thereon
irem June H. 1917. and lprl attorneys
teag uu said amount. together with
sIo6n cost Of Clerk OF Court and 81 90
ShcrtHs costs together with cost Of
and shcriffs sale. ia
cash and the balance oH terms Of
credit 10 correspond with sale and
mortgage between the parties recorded
ip mortgage record 7. page 3is to-wlt.
S. Geo on payable ou Of before June II.
1921. and tiH.8H8 a8 payable on or
before June T.. 1926. with 81 interest
per anngm payable annually aud laf
attorneys fees In case Of suit pur
chaser 10 give notes accordingly. 81.
cured b. mortgage uu the property. oT
10 assume the payment oi notes oHt
standing for amounts aforesaid paya.
bic as above and secured by mortgage
on the property 90 be sold
] n CLACk. Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
CARELESS USE or
SUGAR CAUSES WASTE

Overwhelming coffee tea, and other
table beverages is q common habit
aHa means needless waste OF sugar.
OFTEN much of the sugar is not dts
solved aud remains lee the bottom Of
Tho cup 20 be thrown away Thousands
Of people waste sugar IN this thought
less manner every day In the aggre
gate tt Is a large amount and should
be- eliminated Try cutting your allow.
aucp TO one ieaapounful or one average
cube of sugar to the cup This amount
il entirely q dissolved. will satisfy most
tastes l.. r. T. Press Bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
CONTROL "OAMplNG OFF" nv
CULTURAL METHODS

one Of the most troublesome dis.
eases 10 the vegetable grower who
uses hotbeds and cold frames to grow
hts early plants. is the one known as
'Damping on The young plants be.
come affected at the surface Of the
ground tbe stems rot oT aud the
plauts fall over aud die Most Of the
pIauts that are started IN seed beds
are subject 10 this disease, including
eggplant pepper tomato, cabbage and
caulfilower Elephants and peppers are
particularly susceptible TO the disease.
sometimes 80 seriously that nearly all
the plants IN bed will die. The same
disease also occurs on some plants In
the field the disease Of cotton known
a. sore shin being a good example
namping Off" car usually be con.
lroIIed by cultural methods II the
surface OF the ground il kept dry and
we'll worked and the plants receive
plenty Of sunshine, there is not liable
TO be much injury II the plants begin
to damp off " they should be placed in |
strong sunlight aud given no more
y alter than Is absolutely necessary /
The ground should also be veil worked /
so that the surface layer can thorough /
} dry oat II the plants are IN rows, /
hey can be worked readily. and this .
method Of planting the seed is much .
better than sowing It broadcast c. W. /
5dgerioR plant pathologIst, Expert.
nenl Station. l. s. T.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
shERIEE,e SALE

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of West
feliClaHa. gath Judicial District
Court Vincent NJ Jackson ~
Robert T. Lee Jones
By virtue Of q Writ Of Ftcri Facias.
directed 10 the sheriff Of the Parish
ot West Feliciana. ina the above rn.
titled and numbered cause by the Gath
Judicial District Court. / have seized
and will Offer for sale az public auction
10 The highest bidder AZ the front door
Of the Court House. In the town of
s. FranCisville. la. at the hour Of
II o'clock a m on
Saturday, March 80, 1918,
the following immovablo property al
defendant
A certain piece or parcel Of land,
situated ia the parish of West Felic.
lana. State Of Louisiana. containing
eight hundred hineiyHinc aud 64Il0o
1929 64i acres. with ali the buildings
and Improvements thereon, known as
the Evergreen Plantation. bounded on
the North by the Estate Of Jos. r.
Roberts, lands al Alex Mann on Calum.
bug Price and Thas North. East by the
lands of the Estate OF Mrs NJ. r. Ham.
ilfon aud Mulberry I'LL plantation,
south By land Of N X. Jackson. and
West by the Big Bayou Sara Greek.
In Sections 60. ~. 81 and rs.
Township ! T. Il 3 W. GrccnsbufR
District.
Terms of sale The sum Of three
hundred seyontyGye 1876 o0l dollars
with So interest per annum thereon
from June ~. 1917, and i0g, attorneys
fees oH said amount, together with
sto 81 cost 81 Clerk OF Court and 81 90 (
costs together with cost Of .
advertisement and Shefin's sale. ID .
rash. and the balance on terms Of
credit 10 correspond with sale and .
mortgage between the parties recorded +
IA mortgage record + page BIS tawit /
IS Goa so payable en OF before June Il.
1921. and si006o 90 payable on OF
before June l.. 1925. with 81 interest
ser annum payable annually and ga
attorneys fees IN ease OF suit, pur
'haser 20 give hoies accordingly, se.
uFed by mortgage 0n the property. or
o assume the payment Of notes out
landing for amounts aforesaid paya.
he ar above and secured By mortgage
"a the property 10 be- sold.
} Ii. CLACK, sherls
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
GIVE YOUR POULTRY
AN EARLY START

Hatch Chickens Early. Early hatch
ED chicks nro stronger. more thrifty
and mature moro rapidly Early pallets
sill tay tn fall and winter when eggs
are scarce and high in price
contns the Mother Hen The mother
brn should be confined for at least two
aaets Large numbers Of chicks are
host annually By allowing them 10 ran
ia the vet grass
Separate the Male Birds After the
breeding season kill sell. ur couanc
the male birds and thus produce in
fertile rggs Thousands ~ dozens oi
eggs are host annually by not observing
this rule
Market coeksrsIs Early Dispose Of
the surplus coskprels early and eat
doaB feed costs Retaiu all thrifty
pallets jas they will earn YOU profit
The cockgrels all not
a Hundred items on Every Farm.
One hundred hers of marc ou every
farm means profit aud patriotism It.
all double the oatpat Of eggs and
poultry meat and thus help solve the
Nations food supply l. ) e Press
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
THE MEANING or GOODS ANo
SERVICE

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
HORSES INCREASE ON LOUISIANA
FARMS

There was an increase ia the number
Of horses ou Louisiana farms during
the past year Notwithstanding the d.
Ginning popularity Of this animal for
farm Use, and the increasing demand
for mules and farm tractors The aver
age value per head was higher ON
January |. 1918. than al any time
during the past five years, and 81 per
cent above that Of one wear age. II is
estimated that the total value of farm
horses iu Louisiana al the commence.
mout of the present year was Sla25l-
COO T.. : L Press BulletiH.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
ITALIAN BEES ARE
REST PRODUCERS

Zee keepers of Louisiana should tB.
troduoe italian bees into their aparins
Ia replace the German or black bees
which are nov 80 prevalent through
ont the State This is the advice u
Kenneth Hawkins, a Specialist ip Boo
Culture from The Department oiAgffral
tufe. vho ts uoV working iu Louisiana
The huIs nf bees commonly Kept In
the State at the presrUt time are very
susceptible TO disease and destruction
hy numerous pests aud are the Toast
productive Of ANY known raco ct bees
The introduction Of italian blood VII
not onb eliminate these troubles huf
will enable the bee keeper "a largely
increase production during 1918
Those aho are interested should
write the Director If Extension. Louis
lana State University. Baton Rouge
ia. at once. TO- order that they mas he
given ihe especial assistance which the
State and Government plan to extend
to The bee keepers of Louisiana during
the year. l. 5. L PFpss bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

tlftyhye men have enrolled Ia the
special courses offered by the Louis.
lana State University for The benefit Of
registFanis who are subject 10 the trst
call to the oolofs Of this number 30
ere studying the construction Of the
gas engine. 10 are taking the course Ia
wireless teiegraphy, and Is are taking
work ia commercial courses.
The course Ia food economics. "a.
Gently established as an emergency
war esnrse. now hiss rs students en-.
rolled
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
PUBLIC NnTlcE

an owners af dogs Boo u,r Parish a.
West Felig@Ha afe hereby n8iBri ihaf
tbs ordinance ~ this Police fHrF relative
Go taxing aIhdoRs uFrT six months uIH RaE
be- strictly enforced After Mar5h lat an
additional penalty ct sa cents ou each aun
viii bee collected bw the sheriff The tas
- 81 sn per year un an dogs over sin
months oId boys brought into this parish
ga ksBt come under tAla ordinance
q p HOWELL President
J - MATTHEW'S. CLERK
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
sHERIFF's SALE

( state Of Louisiana. Ciyt District Court
/ For 'he Parrish ~ Orleans ~ Lambert
brothers IS Gibson. Hamilton and
Company. and tlobr Indemnity co Of
Nea Yorh tn -aIlda No }ta5s2
, ng virtue Of Writ ~ Seizure and sale.
directed Go the sheuG ~ thr Parish u
West Foltr.aUa. tH the 8huYe entitled aud
numbered cause hg The Hon the civil
District court uf Orleans I have seized
ana viii ufffr for sale "a publt, auction
to the highest bidder as the front door Of
thr court House fn the Town 81 Sc Fran
r.syillr. Ia ai the hour ef eleven O'clock
a H. au
SATURDAY, mARcH 70, 1878,
the following ImmogaHe property " one
Of the defendants D - Hamilton
First 4 certain piep, or parcel ~ land
with an the buildings and improvements
thereon situated m The parish ~ West
Frbrl8mb containing lUgn acres more ar
less composed 81 the Pauline Tract and
thr Edgar Hamilton tract 81 $50 acres and
being bounded aH Tie North hy Fim gafk
plantation West bE the bands ~ Mss
iHtg Matthews South be Live Uak plan.
tatinn, lands of T. . Hamilton and Fast
by the estate Of VIM Harrison
seruHd Live OAK plantation. containing
1865 acres more az less Nlfh al the hIllsl-
tHga and improvements thereon. bounded
oH she North bg lands formerly q Frey
han aHd Hamilton. East hy lands 81 The
estate Of f,uua Ard and lands formerly
81 Louis Lew south hg Louis Levy ana
Harvey Lloyd Nrs Bethany and Frey
han and West hy lands ~ Miss Matthews
Third \ certain piece sF parcel IT land
with aIl lhr buildings and improvements
thereon situated ln ihe parish - West
FsHgIsua. state ~ Louisiana In the |
Second Ward consisting 1T lots No. two
80. three 3d. foHf 40. fYa i51 and part /
" lot s.2 tgi. al ~ the CLANCY Estate /
containing aEa saEl8u argos more or less 4
and bounded as follows North hp iot /
Ne seven so ~ CLANCY Estate. south bv /
ul %u oHe ~ ~ CLANCY Estate Fast by /
Thompson ''rrsR and Wrst by Ino. + (
1aHtel and Live fAak plantation. property
Il g. - Hamilton
Fourth af arrrs and all tire buildings
md imprag smfuta thereon known as
saUktsr a. Mi8gBH Tract bounded na
North hv lands If \ HaEFsv East hy
ThempRoH Greek. south he CLANCY Creek.
HH West hg q Harvey and Live pak
SANITATION. land II T. - Hamilton
Terms ~ sale Cash with bensnt q
JOHN II CLACK, shsrin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
eIDs WANTED

lids STE asked by the Police Jury ~
West Fcliciana FOR painting the hsiHge
over Tunira Bayou neaF Wtlhslm the
parish 10 furnish aH paint ard necessary
brushes Bids must be- iu the hands u the
CLERK 81 tbs Police Jury Hot later than
30 . M. March 4. 1915
G D. HOWELL. President
] n MATTHEW Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
cATTLa BRANDS

My brand 10 a Epada Tho public is
~sfnsd against buying cattle Wlth THE
brand, without my consent
J G. MAgEAHi-
! will appreciate any Information lead
lng 20 the recovery ~ cattle branded n 5
that may have atfayed from the pastures
near plsttsnbsTE
+ = PERCY, Agent,
pie,tsnbsFg. Ia
Ny cattle mark ts " n. on nip and tas
IN one saF. Public IL warned not 20 pur-
chase OF drive or any cattle 20 marked
tAuE t2-tyrb Lucy L. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
raRsPAss naTleaA

Prom aad after lAls date all hunting Of
any Kind Oh Ambg0sla and Independents
plantation 10 positively prohibited under
penalty 81 trsspassiHg any eae found 90
these places without permission viii bs
considered tfespasaing, and prosecuted 10
tie tuu eGtsnl Of the las.
AIRS 3. H. BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

Prom and afssJ this date an huBunE Of
sny Kind Oh ths Greenwood plantation 70
poslu'eiy prohibited uader penalty ~ tres
passing An 0Hs found uu this place
without permission Blll 10 egnaldsFsd
uespasalHg aud prosecuted 10 TIE fug
extent Of tbs Las
MRa j A NENIREaa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

gIaspasslug % al siHas Ia hereby pfo.
hibtlet, Under penalty ul the law. on Iay
tauas iu the uiluth ssga, recently par
chased from Or ". A. Taylor.
ALBERT /. suuI.E
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02
FOOD ADMINISTRATION FINE
pRoFtTEERERs

tCoIt.nued from Dage oue1
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

The public IL hereby warned that Tia
siaRd and Forest plantations ave p0sisa
against hunting, fishing, wool eating
sad all othsI iotms Of trespass agents %
syeTy description Included.
s. g. JACKSON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

Crossing the rear OF property bslaw
True Democrat efiios Ia 81. franclsylls
IL hereby prohibited under penalty u
tfsspaas. Persons found crossing thsas
premises OF damaging the tsncss stu ~
prosecuted Mrs. Al. L. ROBINSON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-02

Hunting and tfsapaaslHK 81 all kinda
are hereby prohibited under psnslty II
The law. on Magnolia Plantation Ne
exceptions
The public IL warned against buying
FIRE weed. posts OF crops from tenants Of
Magnolia without permission.
MACKIE FARMS CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-05
BELIEVE WILSON
WILL SPEAK FOR
RUSSIAN nation

WASHINGTON. April 2. - That
President Wilson will add fresh
word OF encouragement for Russia
in his Baltimore speech tomorrow
night was the conviction In diplo-
matte quarters today.
This view was derived In part from
the fact that the president has coun.
seized lately with Charles II. Crane.
OF Chicago. who studied Russia at
close range. and with tho White
House confidential adviser. Col,
House.
Cranes views OF Russia. altho not
Of Trotsky and Lenine, are particu.
larry sympathetic and In accord with
the chief executives. Crane believes
that despite the chaos In the Slav
nation there Is a strong chance to
get the Rsssfans ultimately to cast
off the Teuton yoke.
The presidents ideas on Russia
have been elucidated In the past but
1t IL likely that he will enlarge on
them now.
The president finished writing his
speech today and IL was sent to the
printers. He will read II. and this
In itself is taken to indicate that the
president has very carefully devel-
oped discussion Of some OF the many
international problems and In not.
therefore. risleing an extemporane-
GUS speech which might be misinter.
preted.
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AUSTRIA SENDS
LARGE ARMY TO
ITALIAN FRONT

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Trans
fer OF all the Austro. German forces
formerly In Rumania, under Gen.
Won Mnckensen. 20 the Italian front
is reported In official dispatches from
Rome. II IL declared that a drive
still i-npends in Italy. and that the
enemy evidently Is only awaiting IA
vorable weather.
Italian military critics are OF the
opinion that the Austro German
drive will be against the mountain
line. Aviators report that large
bodies have been transferred from
the Piave line TO the mountain zone
by the Austrians II is reported that
recently the Austrians have under
taken the construction OF new forti-
fications along the Livenz and the
Tagliamento rivers.
Italian prisoners and the civilian
population OF Italian provinces have
been compelled to do the work on
these Notifications.
The military critics believe that
another reason for the delay In the
Austrian drive is that the Austrians
are loath TO begin until the issue OF
the German. offensive in France Is
certain.