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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

An attempt to solve the labor prob
lem in the state OF Maryland and 10
Insure an increase In the wheat acre.
age. the the state council Of defense
has purchased four tractors 10 he
used In preparing land for whelt Dy
plowing. narrowing. etc Two 0g these
tractors are being used In Kent coun
" and one each IN Cecil and lIpf-
ford counties The routing OF the
tractors is In the hands Of the county
agents The farmers. applications are
listed and itineraries Tor the tractors
are made out accordingly
Charges for the use OF the trlc-
tors are based ON the absolute cost
Of operation These CHARGES range
from 81 50 30 81 am acre tor plowu.'
End so cents an acre ,.r narrowing
OF disking The results ihus Dr h1"n
proven entirely satisfactory Plans
are already under way 10 cuu'iI uu
the use ~ tractors iu the preparation
Df land for spring crOps
In addition TO meeting an rrct-
Zcncy, IA" u.c OF tractor has resulted
~ the purchase ot "a number ~ them
hy individual farmers and groups of
y mers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

set new track record at Tacoma. July
o, driving $50 miles at 900 m. p n.
Ia series OF three races with Bar
ney oldficld at Detroit. Ralph a.,
Palma set new record for 25-milc,
July 4, at - minutes 21a seconds.
Former record held hy Bob Burmnu
and made at bakersfield, Cal. 2l.
$3.50.
Barney Oldfeld made new track
record Tor the lO-milc at Providence,
July pl, with "A time OF S.ll l-5
against 500 lis made by de Palma In
1915 in the l00-mile sweepstakes won
by Rickenbacher.
All circular track records from IA
mile TO 10 miles were brutrn july IT
2s by w. RAIDER in Il Packard with a
26b-horscpOwer aviation engine. at
Sheepshead Bay speedway. Fastest
time was made In the mile, u .
seconds, or 1904 IN. p. h, Other rec
ords were: = mile. 1896 seconds. / 20
m. y. H.; l-mile 2S.7G seconds, l251
IN. y. H.; l0-mile, :4O.SS l23.7 U'p. h.
lirooklApd's records for these dis
tanceS were broken, making these
worlds records,
Clarence Shockley. driving a Sritz
set ll2-mile record July - on dirt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

The Investment element is today
the strongest feature In both tho in
.quiry and selling ends. OF the automo-
bile business" declares w f. West
colt. the local distributor Of Nauona,
Highway ears
only a very short time ago the cry
w9g for hghtness and practically M
manufacturers stroyc to reduce weight
and keep on reducing. Tho wide
range OF general and business purz
poses Tor which q passenger car Is now
used ros demonstrated. however that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
THREE TIMES WINNER OF
24-H0UR ENDURANCE RUN
OIdsmoble Wins 1917 Event of the
New Jersey Auto aud Motor
tIub

one two three times the New
Jersey Automobile ana Motor club has
conducted 2i-hour endurance run.
Three times an Oldsmohi,c has "set
the pace and been awarded the first
place In the list OF winners THIS
event was held under tho auspices
Of the a. A. A. on November 30 and
December / 1917,
Neal sutherland OF the W G Norris
Sales compansxIocm dealer in Olds-
mobiles. sayR ~ has becomc pretty
much Of a confirmed habit for the
Oldsmobile 60 win endurance runs
The ears were spirk and span, but
just as the last car checked out. down
came the rain. II kept with the ma
chimes thruout the run making the
driving dangerous In many places,
The route Travelled wts trying both
on drivers and cars Added 20 It's usual
hardships TO be- encountered cross
roads seldom Travelled composed
chiefly OF ruta. rocks and hills OF steep
grade-the unpleasant weather con-
Iltlons made the contest call for even
more endurance than was expected.
Seventeen cars started uu the run.
Only six stood tho test and finished
he run only three II the Elk were
on time MIR Wycoff OF the Esscx
Automobile company uf Newark came
In trf with an pldumubhc. The tNird
phase In the event was Won hy Mr. q
" BAH, who rs associated with Ny
Wycof also driving an DldmoNic
instcud Of bright looking cl.a. Whoa
they had flashed the run they booked
Ike mQNnE MASSES Of mud, bot the
working parts OF the Dldsmohilcs were
looking better than ever before
>cithar Sir Nf@uH or AR ban had
any rcst-y yut Ntntcd At the wheels
of their Dasmo f,f 'l.r .n,irp -
hours. Contests uf this Kind arc not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

For the Eirl who likss to write there
Is a robins egg blue inkstand In china.
Put It in her desk and she will write
as she has never written before just
for the pleasure Of using Il. There are
three little wells for three kinds OF
ink, each one with a yellow knob, the
lids commanding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
NEW RECORDS
MADE DURING 1917
Distance, Time and Endurance
Marks Were Broken by
Motor Speed Merchants.

In its annual review of motor events
during the last year the Motor Age
gives the following records made by
prominent drivers
A H. Patterson, driving Hudson,
broke the l00-mile track record al
Santa Rosa, cal. In Many. finishing
in 9j minutes 25 seconds
Joe Dawson in Chalmers stripped
stock chassis turned mile at Pablo
Reach Jacksonville. Fla. IN 3Sl sec
ouds. or 9i.iS IN p. h.
4 II Patterson. driving a Hudson,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

stunts They show that the
car must be constructed OF the best
materials and put together right 10
stand the strain uf such constant driv-
ing over all kinds OF roadways. Tlsis
gruelling test adds another evidence
ot oldemobile sturdy construction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Curse OF War.

"CabA1ln, the compass needle y
most efrauo. We cannot tell wher,
we are"
Devil take a. That's the result
OF all the crew getting the iron cross. '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06


feet al a. tSl'f l II
repaired m o okm Vel erhd in nct dcpuun
~ c "A q a o. or r a. p u a
from " ~ p rua % r aver n
mo l Tree on e 10 u an l Of uu r
GO " r lie ON
aTue civ nnfr N
y i
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
AMERICAN DESTROYEkS
IN SUBMARINE ZONE
COVER MANY MILES

Soro Indication of the ceaScieSs
,r.trb kept on the rl2G seas, III lHT
,.,tb at American truUpshIpN. i'N nl''"
Stotcs naval forces operating ih ~ ~
nom waters. may he gained from ''r
,i,t;.s INST complied at the naval ncau-
.,,ort,rs in London. These statistics
,Lnv that single force Of American
dcc.r,vprs ourrating from one base ha'
steamed almost 100000 miles up |"
Anil l. The maximum distance cover
ed bv a .jngle DESTROYER was more ,., nan
$50 6OO mills from Nav 1, 1917 to AEri.
/. / giS. This destroyer Has one %
3ie first to arrive abroad after wal WAS
declared. uo. VIA
'-.1lirai WihA@h s. =, n'S, comma te,ii.s
Tniged States naval forces abroat, Of
fcred to send an auxiliary force com
posed of naval naits to the trehcA
front at the beginning OF the Eerha"
offensive. The chief of stall OF the
French Navy ana Gea. Foch did hoit
consider that the circumstances demand
al the presence of such force d.
the front. ,...;o,
re French have had naval division
operatiup in the forces of the Lorraine
Sector for some time, and the naNa
nnifs have made their part of the lime
AS shipshape as possible, with every
thing from big naval guns down t
sleeping hammocks and SHIPS. cats;
The American soldiers bllleted L
England for temporary training or e
routc for France are more and NOR
compelling the admiration and coopera
ton Of the English people. The Ni
tional Sporting Club of London ha
started series of weekly entertain
mant for enlisted men of the Unite
States Army and Navy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
WAR DEPARTMENT
FIXES NEW BOARD
TO CONSIDER INVENTIONS

To secure prompt and thoiorgF in
vcstigation Of inventions submlttve 20
the War Department an Inventions
section has been created. All inven-
lions Of n mechanical, electrical, or
chemical nature submitted for inspec-
ticn. test. or sale are now considered
bv this section.
ANY person desiring to have an in
yention considered should do SO by
letter giving in order the following in
formation: Name and object of the IN
>-cntion anv claim for superiority or
novelty, any results obtained by actual
experiment, whether remuneration IS
expected, whethcr the invention mas
bceu before any other agency, whether
the writer is owner or agent, the mum
Srr of Enclosures with the letter. \
written description and sketches OF
drawing of sufficient detail to afford
n full understanding N the eases
should should alsC be submitted. Should
the invention be al explosive or other
chemical combination the ingredients
and processes of mixture s1onld pe
stated.
The Inventions Section VIII not bear
the expense of preparation OF drawings
and descriptions, nor advance luhuS
FOR personal or travelling expenses OF
SnVentOrs.
ANY matter submitted vii be treate6
as confidential. The inventor VIII b'
notified of each step taken during thu
investigation Of his invention. All com
\ munications should be addressed: In
ventions Section, General staff, Arm!
War College, Washington, D. {.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
WAR BRINGS
HUGE DEBTS TO
MANY NATION

Til, London Economist fer Frhf"a'
la.,, the total gros, debt OF gre" l,,
a,ftiar at 5,67> 100000 pounds >7-'
6aG, 10000 =. ,r,
The French minister Of finance IN I'.
sorting tlc budget for 1915 rSiIma,'
the public debt of France ON r'ec ia.,.,
81. igiN, ~ 10, 100, o5>,oo0 francs IT,
-27, 100000. En-. .n
The public debt of Italy at me , en-
# 1917 is estimated at ah"nt "'''o''
coo. 600 lire l4G76,ooo,ooo, 600.
The debts OF the central powers az
,stimatcd as follows: Germany, ~
sa5 4Os 5000 Austria, $l3,5If'ooo
and Hungary, S5,7o4 100000.
Our own public debt is now ar ,,
65o. o,eHo0, but more than h2lt g
tbi. amount las been loaned TO the a
/ Ies II is estimated that ot th" TOT;
net expenditures Of the United stare
for the fiscal year 1918, exclusive,
our advances to the allies, more ina
one.laifwiu be betrayed By taxation
according to the treasury Department
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
NAVY DEPARTMENT
orr ING NEWf

All newspaper, nave again oech uIsb,
ed .bv the Navy Department, t'roug J.
the Committee on Public Information
to discontinue tho Publication OF new
items aad advertisements which ma.
lcer.c irdicticate the location or move
mcnt OF vessels
This note has not been issued be
cause of new circumstances endanger
ing ocean shipping has a'isr .r..
but because it is felt that volmtair
censorship has not vet achieved th1
fullest measure of essential secrecy
in the protection of merchant shipping
The notice asks that al references
names of ships, dates Of sailing an
arrival, information Of routes, sche
dulles. cargoes, location and movement
of ships be deleted from news and al
vertising copy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25

WHEREAS, the depleted condition
Il the Parish Treasury, as evidenced By
the Treasures S reports, makes 1t nee
essarv for the Police Jury to realize
on the Praish s prospective revenues
for the wear 1918, which will not be
available before the taxes of the year
1918 are collected, Therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Police
Jury, in regular session convened, that
the President of the Police Jury, be
and he is hereby authorized and di
rccted to secure a loan Fifteen Thou
sand $4,000 Dollars, to pay and Sc
tie the approycd claims against the
Parish of Vermilion and to provide
funds for the construction OF dippinI
yatS, and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, etc
that the President Of tlc Police jar
is hereby authorized and directed Il
execute Tor and in the ramc and IN
behalf OF the Parish or NermiliOn,
Louisiana. note or notes or othcr eri-
.Ience Of Indebtedness Of the Parish
ravablr February 10th, 1919; which
note. notes. or certificate, or certificates
f Indebtedness shall be lated April
! lCih. 1918, hearing five per cent PEI
annum interest from maturity till paid
and 10 secure AID warrant full and
final payment Of said indebtedness thi'
/ Police Jury hereby pledges and do3'
Gates the proceeds Of three (3) mill.
Of the taxes OF the year 1918; and tho
Treasurer cf the Parish Of Nermiiior
is hereby specially instructed to So
aside and hold intact until the FIJI
and final retirement Of sail lnar, th'
taxes for the year 1918 rs ~ rcsai'
paid into the Treasurr of the Paris
of Verulion, Louisiana.
Signed l. I. tLHMl ~
President of the Police jury of th'
| Parish Of Vermiion, La.
(signed) X. +. LeBLANC,
Secretary,
\ true and correct ccpv.
ATTEST: POM. =. leblanc,
. Secretary, Police Jury
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
USE OF SUGAR
BY MANUFACTURERS
Is CURTAILED

Manufacturers using sugar, except to
make essential food products, have
been ON strict rations. the United
states Food Administration announces,
in order to assure sufficient supplies
for home canucrs a0d the commercial
manufacturers of preserves. jams, aud
other foodstuffs regarded as essential
THE restrictions went into ehect Ma!
II and limit the consumption by manu-
factureres of the less essentials, par
ticplarlv confectionery and soft drinks
70 SO per cent last wears requirements
Manufacturing of nonedihle products
will be forced to so entirely without
sugar. ....;,,,
tionerv and soft drinks are condiments
soJa water, chocolate, candies, 6evcr'
ace sirups, favoring extracts, chewing
'g1,, cocoa. sweet pickles, wines, GER
eals. and invert sugar. Those who en-;
tered the business or increased thelf
,,sapacity after April |, 1918, however
viii be cut off entirely
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25

for judicial sales, on
SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 1913,


SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 1913.
the following described property sit
uated in Vermiion Parish, La, to-wit:
One certain tract of land situated in
the Parish of Vcrmilion, La, just south
of the Town of Abbcvillc, containing
One Hundred and Fiftv-fve acres, more
or less, and bounded North by Mrs.
Leon Broussard, Augustin Morton, Il.
II. Summers, and heirs of Bazile Brous-
sard, south by Alcide Leblanc and
JOS. g. Leblanc, Feast by Eugene De-
mary and West by Eugene Demarv,
II. A. Eldrcdge and Edmar Trahan.
Together with all buildings ard i'm
provcmcnts thereon situated or thereto
belonging.
Sac and except such portions of
the eastern Fortv-thrce arpcnts Of
said tract heretofore subdivided by
p. T. Chanute. G. f, into lots and
which portions were sold by Mrs Ors,
ka BrOussard to divers persons, during
her life.
II is the intention 10 sell the fol
lowing real estate. included in the
above description AID no other. the
balance Of said property being relcas-
ed from, the oi era ION of the mortgage
Of the plaintiff, to-wit:
One certain tract e Land, lvi,.g and
being situated in Parish Of Vcrmili1n,
Louisiana, near the southern limits of
the Town Of A}hcvillc, containing One
Hundred and Twcntv-three Acres, more
or less, and bounded No~,h bv Hrs Leon
BrousSard, or assigns, Augustin Morton
J.. II. Summers and Ucirs of Razile
Broussard East b. JOIN Nueicr, Som
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
Notice TO MORTGAGE Creditors.

state of Louisiana, Parish of Nermilion,
sheriff and Tax Collectors Office.
Abbcvillc, La, Nav 2l, 1918.
In conformity with section 65, Ac,
s., Of 1888, notice is hereby given f.
all parties holding mortgages an re9I
estate in Vermilion parish, on which
taxes for the year 1917 have not been
paid, | will begin the sale OF same ~
the Court House door in Abbeville. 2
Of. Saturday, the Doth day of MAJ, \,
D. 1918, and that a number of pieces Of
property 81 DELINQUENT are now bein"
sd, trtised in this paper, fhe Ahbc' 'II'
5cgress, in conformity with 'hr iHN
,rc,as at0ry = such sales. IT," '''t"n
ticn Of tie mortgage creditors IS "'rr
,iallv called TO these adv}'ti.cmc'f
G., tax Sales, and they are warnc | I
it,ae such steps prior TO ii, ale A. ma
H. necessary t. urr Get fhcr nSa'S.
AUGUSTTN MOk ON,
Sheriff and Ex O..i - II
Collector, Normilion fer.'h, -;
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
cooSTIEG COAL WEEK
AND CONSERVATION

IN cxCeJ 'ionallv appeal made to coai
.- sumc-o h the State Fuel Admins
traitor of Louisiana to observe Coal
elk, lure to 9 AMI buy coal early.
circular issued from his headquarters,
as. week, - sam up the coal situa'
~ as fol- vs..
8. Coal conservation has become a pa
tr;otlc dutv. 7'h man whl wastes
oil wastes not on~ cal bat he wastes
'-r ard trans ta'ior. He stands
- = verr scri: as rasition. With every
n telful Of coal nc wastes he lowers
ae efficiency Of the man en- the firing
&c. re lower5 the temperature of the
lantonmcnts, he reduces the speed OF
he submarine destroyers. he diminlshe-
he force Of the projectile, he slacken'
he speed Of the muEition plant n
icf. io eomTcls the unfortunate use
f GAYS II carry him another sioveifu
f COAL
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
For a Sprained Ankle.

As soon as possible after the injury
s received get a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Linimcnt and follow the plain
printed directions which accompany Tho
bottle. Obtaiuablc Evcrvwncre-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE OF
ACMINTGTR TOR.

state Of LGvisiana4 Parish rf Vcrmil,
ION, l7t1 Juliciaf Di-je.et Court
SO DGl. :
Suec.sion.of Alc4ndrc Touchot.
Whereas Augu-tin Vincent, admins.
TRAITOR Of thciahorc t'itlcd estate has
filed in this Honorable Court this day,
his petition PRAYING fer his discharge
az administya,or aforesaid and for the
cancellation a his bond as such;
Therefore, notice is hereby given TO
any aad all PARTIES iutssestel to show
cause vi anr they have within the
Esal fltlavs, WIN the sad Augustin
Vincent. .shoIlas4sst Sr,'discharged Of
aH said trust and his bond as such
cancelled as prayed for.
In Testimony whereof, Witness my
T hand seh, Of Office, at Abbeville, Lou.
isisna, this 9th day Of April, A. D.
1918.
S. REX leblanc,
Deputy Clerk of Court,
], R, Kitshsll, Atty
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
s1EHIFF's SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Nermiili
inr ~ .1udiFial District Court.
w. Bank Of Abbevillc .
:. 81 "
Heirs Of 0riska Br"hs'a!rd, doffa sed /;
b. virtue Of wrIt Of seizurg ga
sale 70 me ISSUED out - me - T 2IoLa' -
sr ct For the Parish of Vcrmiiion, STATE
o 81 s, aCi aboss tAgmseff
an oni entitled suit, fully Authorizing
snd rn,ncrorlns me IN the premises,
I have selzcd on the 2sth day OF Jann]
arv W. 1913. mi taken into my possession
to ssatisf3 SAID writ. and l will proceed iced
to sell at psHe auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the principal
front door of the Court House, in A6'
beville, vermilion Parish. L04 MS IN !,
within legal horrs prescribed BY %"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25

Don't Hiss IlIs. Ont out TINS 5 !
enclose with Eve cent to FOLEY & C.
2s85 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill, VIZ
ing vour name and address clearly. 70.
viii receive II return a trial packag,
continuing oIcv's Hone and Tar Com
-ornd, Cor corghs, cold. and Group
"~fev Eidre~ Pills Foley tet1artic
Tablets sold Evcrvwhcre-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
About rheumatism.

rheumatism causes more pain an4l
Teriug than aav other disease. for
10 reason tba, 1t Is the moss comd,on
? III lis. aad i: is certa!nlr CRAFTY
. g. sufferers 70 know that there IS
a remedy that will afford relief. and
make rest and sleep possible, IL ~ =
called Chamberlain : Liniment. %
+aiuahle Fvervwbere-Adv. =:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
STRAYED.

One mare, left Delcshnbre, La, about
the card, Of April, 1918; former home,
Morse. La, wcghe about 100 pounds;
wbit9 and red gray; white spot in tn"
forehead; sore. inside Of left leg ans
on the left flank; unbranded; evidente
70 whereabouts will be literally z
= CLEOBULE sArN1ER, :
n.s Dclcamhre, la.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
EQUIPMENT AND CAPACITY
OF NATIONS HOSPITALS
LISTED BY DEFENSE COUNCIL

information regarding the hospital
of the United Stacts, in process Of com
pilation since i9lG, Is now collated an
indexed in the medical section OF tn,
Council OF National Ttfeuse. y centra'
bureau Of information concerning tn
hospital facilities cf the country, unde
war conditions, is thus provided. T12
data nill he kc1t u to date tro''
month t. -:onth
This hi,.sse sas not only the detail
of over l,9O3 active hospitals, but /
also gathering full dnts concerning
nearly 5000 other institutions, wine Is
include sanatoria, infrmatics, homes
asylums, and dispensaries.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25

The Wa Trade Beard has limited
the importation Of crude rubber 70 100.
600 tons a wear, and has instructed It's
Bureau Of Imports for the current quar-
ter 70 limit the issuance of liccns's
70 a total cf $4,000 tons to June 81,
1913. Some changes nave he mao"
after experiences are gained by this
three months test. Imports Of crud
rubber during the previous year hal
been at t-c rata Of $4,000 tons per
annum. So .hg ,rt is oygr enc thiri
Only members cf units f the senior
division Reserve OheerS Trainln-
Corps, now in attendance at various cdu-
catioual institutions maintaining such
units will be eligible to attend the
one months course Of training to BE-
held from June 5 to july at Platts-
burg Barracks, \. Y; Fort Sheridan,
IL; and the Preside az San Francisco.
There are 100 colleges maintaining
these units, from which $500 students
viii be selected. Those who complete
the course of training will not be eli.
gible fof eommissiDls A great NUM-
Der will be under military age.
.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25
,fopPrnfTY WEEKLY REPORT:
Week cnIinQ Nav Is, IIIo,
Cerebrospinsl Meningitis; orleans

SMALLPOX: Caldo, !, 1berville, !;
1; O.leans, > Ra2ides = 81
Mary /; Tangipahoa II, Winn :, /.
typhoid: Acadia ,; Ascension :,
Assumption, /; Calcasieu. 3; lo .ja
Livingston, /; Orleans. ); Raplues
- CSaylps /: St James 3; st. Martin
.: 81 Marv l; ST Tammany /.
Diphtherta: Orleans 90.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-05-25

From the date Of the establishment
of fving schools and cam1s in :hi'
country and at Camp Borden, Toronto,
until April 2l, 1915, there have bee
lO2 deaths in fling accidents.
A gtoot e 100 women telephone op
orators, ~ serge with the ENpIIttionar"
Forces. bayr eirsadv becu sent t"
Tarcc, :tI 10 nYc RoW = training
schools t. meet future de+ssni VIZ.
Of officer and mon VINO nv ell9lm'
fer duty il france are not 2c:rr'cd.
---w. S.5.-
The British meat shortage Is BENG
felt more severely than at any time
since war r-as started That tie short
age is not confined to meats, however
is shown " the fact that effective
control of the milk supply j. already
being cons Tered, in order 20 meet i
possible greater shortage ia'ar in the
year. and that some sections o. English
labor are favoring extensions II ~,
compulsor.. rationing system = bread
, cheese and tea.