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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
POLAND FACING
SEVERE BURDEN
Country Virtually Stripped by
Germans,
BY The Associated Press.

WARSAW, Wednesday, Dec. ls-
Poland was stripped of all materials
and machinery during the German
occupation, which ended November H.
On that day a few thousand soldiers
OF the Polish legion, aided by the
population of Warsaw, dlSarmed more
than 1000 German soldiers, who
had planned revolt against their
forces.
All food and telephone wires were
removed by the Germans. All indus
trial plants were robbed and diSnan-
tied with the result that Poland will
have hard job to start IN again o~sn
If financial and political conditions
were of the best, observers say Dis
cuSSlng the economic situation in Po-
land. S,anislau larlSwski, director
of the Commercial Rink of Warsaw,
said to the correspondent today,
1T will take nearly 2OOO0O0000
TO repair the damage done during the
German occupation and TO put us on
our feet properly and to develop cur
great natural resources. Our oil
products return s000OO,0O0 marks an.
nually, and we are rich in coal and
salt mines, potash, forests and agri.
cultural products
AT the present time the economic
situation is confused because Russian
rubles, Austrian crowns and German
marks are in circulation The marks
are n heritage of the German occupa-
ton.
"ln April. 1917, the Germans issued
20O0OO 600 marks which they
called Polish marks" The issue was
made through a special bank with the
announcement that after two years
Polish marks would he redeemed by
German marks BY this scheme the
German reichsbank was not COM
pelled to issue extra money and there
fore did not injure its own credit"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
Miss Wilson to
Sing for Troops

PARIS, Dec. p. - Miss Margaret
Wilson, daughter Of the president, ha'
lett Paris for a concert tour OF thirty
dayS among tie American troops II
the vicinity OF Chaumon,, where
American headquarters is located She
is planning to sing on Christmas day
at Gondrecourt in the MeuSe depart
men,. in the same region where PreSl,
dent Wilson will dine with the Amer
iran soldiers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
KRUPP COMPANY
CUTS NO MELON
Dividend Passed Because Of
Peace Blow,
BY The Associated Prsss.

BERLIN. Dec D.--The Krurp
company at general meeting today
decided not 10 pay diyidend this
year. The grea, arm. concern paid
a dividend Of - pefcen, in each OF
'hc first two war year, and 10 percent
last year II was announced st the
meeting. tha, when balance was
struck AZ the end oi June. the difee.
tors decided 10 pay percent divi.
dend this year. a part Of which must
be taken from the surplu, OF 1916. Re-
cent developments, however. 20 un-
iayorably affected the economic situ.
alton that the directors were unable
20 recommend the payment OF sny
dividend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
RAILROAD RATE FOR
MINISTER'S IS ASKED

Ar, Walker, corporation commits
Sioner, announced this morning that
special railroad passenger rate of :
cents . mile for ministers OF the Cos
pei travelling between points in Okla
homa is TO be asked hy the commits
sion Of all railroads operating in the
state
In nearly all other states where the
regular fare OF J cents mile, 2
rent rate has been given ministers
through courtesy Of the carriers. No
order viii be issued bv the commits
sion which plans only to ask the rail
road managers g. extend the same
courtesy 70 Oklahoma ministers that
Is accorded to ministers in other
states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
Labor to Attend
Mooney Meeting

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l-ReSponSeS 10
a call iot labor mass meeting 10 be
held here Jan II as an International
protest against judicial and executive
action in the case OF Thomas J. Moo.
ncy and other labor men, indicates, Il,
was said Yesterday that labor leaders
and representatives from all sections
OF the country would attend The call
ior the meeting was sent out by the
Chicago Federation ot Labor
1t has been computed hat eight or
ten rabbits eat or destroy as much
grass as one sheep
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

IN have lad dorman, ,.l,.'y have ,h,E, ,.s,I.
can only come with the aid OF youth
ful esuberanoc Many homes are
made merry during this holiday
season by the return OF college hoyS
and girls. and BY the release oi sol
diers from military duty. The younger
set Of the city will devote the ma or
portion OF it, gaicties 10 dancing
during The holidays There are dances
planned for the morning hours, dan
SAINTS for the afternoons and in the
evenings,
The Flato club gave one OF the
first Christmas dances Friday eve
ming a, the Oklahoma Coli and Coun-
Try club. Twenty-Five couples were
pre,en, and the merriment was en-
joyed from 9 to u o'clock .
Another gay dancing party was held
At Bu,,erick hall Friday evening
when Doris Day was host TO small
circle Of friends. The Phi Delta fra
terni,y will entertain tonight at the
lee-Huckins with an informal dance.
A large number OF invitations have
heen issued,
The Hi links are having a dansant
Saturday afternoon at Bu,terick hall.
The chaperones for this occasion will
he Mrs. b. +. hartman, Mrs Gala
butcher Long, Mrs, r. N. Nash, Mrs,
George Knox. Mrs. o. N Daley, and
Mrs G. A. Nichols.
Again on Christmas evening the
vi links will entertain with a large
dancing party at the Lee.Huckins
hotel On the afternoon OF December
"a Glory Huckin, and Joseph Huok.
in. III. will entertain their friends
In the younger set with a dapsant at
the Lee -Huokins.
On the afternoon Of Christmas day
The Merry Maids will give another
bf their popular dansann at the
Skiryin hotel which promise, 10 be
one OF the most brilliant affairs o'
the season. Chaperons for the oo-
casion will he Mrs William Me-.
Mrs c. p Pope. Mrs Charles Ed.
ward 0lhnson, MIS- w, 4. Th'nsii'
Mrs. A. W. Boyd. Mrs J r. Dinsec.
Mrs viii Overholser, Mrs A. {,
Enoehs, Mrs J O. Galloway and Mrs.
Ada Tucker.
On Christmas morning the members
of the T. r. p club will dance a.
the Oklahoma Golf and Country club
Society Is looking forward to the
dancing party to be given hy the lo'
de vi club on the evening OF Dr.
oember 27, According to the prece'
dent established this will he the gaia
affair Of the year Elaborate prepa-
ration, are being made and = large
number OF invitations are being Is
sued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

A AIRS. PRENTISS PRICE Of 1915 ClaSsen boulevard,
Vl has devoted her entire time TO activities since
~" the need last year, and has been prominent
In various drives and campaigns, lending her efforts in
the meanwhile TO work in the surgical dressing and
ing rooms Of the Red Cross.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

Mrs Prcn,i5S Price. l2l5 Classcn
boulevard Lieutenant Ward IS en-
route TO visit relatives. hut will spend
the weekend here before resumlng
his journey,
Mi" lmosene Ross. who has been
visiting her sister, MIw l,a Ross, at
the McNabb home. left this morning
for Bridgeport, Texas. where she will
spend Christmas with her parents, re.
turning here the first OF the year 70
resume her studies in the high school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
FAVORlTE RECIPES
Baked Ham.

Select a twelve pound ham and
soak over night in one and one
half quar-, OF sweet cider. Drain
and wipe dy and scrape and trim
the ham. Prepare a thick dough
by mixing flour and water-roll
this one half inch thick and wrap
around the ham. wetting the edges
and pressing firmly together Place
ham in large dripping pan and
bake in no, oven until the dough
has become a dark brown Then
reduce the heat and continue in
moderate oven four or five hours.
Remove from oven and break off
the she'll or dough, sk the ham
and trim the ragged edges,
Sprinkle generously with bread
crumbs mixed with one fourth Of
the quantity Of brown sugar. Stick
fat side with cloves in diagonal
rows. Return to the oven aud
brown a rich golden color,
Mrs. Russell Il. Halliburton.
Jli West Fourteenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
Silence Is Broken
By Maine Recluse
After Eight Years

WISCASSEr, Maine. Dec 2l.-
(Special) Richard Otis, "a, a re-.
clusc, is happy today for the frs,
time in eight years The cause lies
in the fac, he can now speak to
whom ne viii Tor the first time since
1910 In that year Otis was com
manded" never to utter a word until
the ban should be lifted. He faith
fully adhered TO the order, bu, refuses
to say who issued The command"
or whence came the release
During tie years of silence Otis
KEEP, away from his ncighborS and
scarcely went out of doors He read
the Bible almost constantly This
was the only reading, although before
he received the command TO omi,
talking he read newspapers and mag
azines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

'ha ior Christmas dinner and for
the week end to join the family re
union when their sons. Lieut.. X. {.
Smith and J A. Smith OF Texas re
turn home Tor a shor, time
Joseph Huckin, III, son OF Mr.
and Mr.. Joseph Huckins. jr, l7O5
North Hudson avenue, returned
Friday evening from 81, Johns Mill
,ary Institute at Delaiield. Wis, to
spend Christmas with his parents,
4 S&
Lieut. CLYDE Ma,tISon who has been
stationed in For, Sill for some time
passed through the city yesterday and
stopped TO visit at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs ]. O. Ma,,ison. l2o We',
Ninth street Lieutenln, Ma,,iion is
enrou,e to South Carolina where he
will make his home, having been re-
leased from military service recently
r v
Lieut. Jack 7. Eddine,on ir visited
friends in the city Friday cnroute 10
his home in Memphis, Tenn, from
Fort Sill
Mr. and Mrs. w W Rossing,on Of
Jl0S West Twentieth street will have
as Christmas guests Serg, and Mrs
d o. Flood of For, Sill, who will re-
turn Immediately after the holidays.
The Merry Maids me, FRIDAY even.
ing a, the home OF Miss Marion
Robinson. go Eas, Seventh street
The evening was spent in informal
discussion OF their plans for ChHSt
mas week On the next meeting OF
the club, which will be Christmas
morning, the members will meet a,
the home of Miss Julia EnoChs, 74O
Wes, Nineteenth street At this time
gifts will be exchanged and the de-
lights OF Christmas tree will he
enjoyed Miss Martha Trudgcon,
1000 Nineteenth street, will be host
c" to the club on Friday week
Mrs A. Mosely, who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs William
r. Lampe, 6i6 East Eighth street, will
return to her home in Waco, Tex,
Sunday after vi'i, OF two weeks.
v y y
Lieut.. Thomas II. Ward OF For,
Sill will be the guest of Mr., and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

"The carnage of the battlefield, the
groan in hospitals, the terror. the
tears, the hunger 81. yet almost all
over the world their darkness and
misery are no little frightened and
comiorted BY the Red Cro."-Dan-
iel s Tu,,le, Presiding Bishop, Meth
odlst Episcopal Church.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
W61lens
IELKrilOsEs.

Central saving end ksmtins Dc.
psfi",sDi. Maple tfiI.
,mr.I saSslcs' Dressings depart
nsni. Mspie asf.
niss ms!i slsh, surgical Drsssinss
.Momsnis Council ~ Dsfssss. Maple
lied Cvuss Chapter ssoss'sU. Maple
iiisn Msiisf Maple tis.
HsGhirstien Offises fos Ned Cvoss
s.sss In fisst cid. home csfe ss the
s'rs and diststirs. Maple itIa
Msd fros~ tspissn service. Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

Son-Pa, why do they call this
subway train when /, goes on the
elevated?
Pa-CourteSy my son, courtesy.
Same reason why they call a female
a girl iii she gets married or drop,
dead OF old age Atlanta Georgian.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

Miss Elizabeth and MI" Vivian
Nichols who have been attending
school In National Park seminary re.
turned today TO spend the holiday,
with their parents, DR. and Mrs. 6,
A Nichols.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

nm HE work in the sewing de.
paftment oi tic Red Cross Is
II being earned on today, al.
though most oi the regular
workers are absent. which is due 70
Ge approach Of Christmas. Those
present are making hospital garment,
and finishing up the work already
begun 80 that nothing unfinished will
he LETT over the Christmas vacation
The rooms will no, he open for work
during Christmas week The worker,
IN the rooms made Yesterday. two pa.
Jana suits and two helpless case
shirts The Putnam City branch
turned in fifteen women'S aprons and
seven pajama suits. The Hawthorne
INIT returned five completed suits of
yajsmas Mrs Hattie Harm, brought
back five aprons which sh, had made
during the past week The Willard
Patrons Unit No , returned twenty
five aprons recently made by their
members
Receipts az the women, department,
ot the campaign headquarters of the
Red Gro. Christmas Roll Call drive
are still coming IN Those on duty
TODAY are Mrs. ~ Overho,tr. Mrs
pren,i" Price and Mrs Clarence
Henley.
The Young worcn'S drive under the
supervision ot Miss Helen Ledhet,er.
report over 500 IN receipts for yes.
terdays work
Mrs Mamie Walker Parks will he
In charge Of the Liberty kitchen Mon.
day all day where she will direct
class m Christina, candy making I,
is desired that all who wish 30 make
Christmas candy under the direction
Of Mrs Parks. should bring their
material 10 the ki'chen and she will
demonstrate and assist IN the work
Mr., Edward IIawk.n, j, IN charge
OF Red Cross can,een hut today as
captain The assistant are Mrs A. +.
Bond. Mrs Frank Buriord and Mrs
Charles Tillman Breakfast was
served to three soldiers this morning
and the regular trains have been me,
on which the men in uniform have
been served 10 smokes and sweets.
Several small groups Of men on fur
Tough have been supplied at the hu,
with comforts through the day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

DR.. and Mrs, J II. Boen and daueh.
ter. Miss Lovclia, OF sci West Seven
wenth street will ne the CUES. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Smith Of Chicka-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21
A Better Voice.

Here comes that Miss Cabins. !
think III ave Nora say I'm out"
Wont the still, small voice re-
proach your"
"Yes, bu, I'd rather listen to the
still, small voice than to hers" Dos
ton Transcript,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

The Red Gro" goes "oyer the top
for humanity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

7oW that the Christmas tide is
lMl upon US. social ac,ivi,ie, which
M have laid dorman, have awak-
q v enrd with An impetns which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-21

Mrs A. Mosely, who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs William
T. Lanpe, 6l6 Eas, Eighth street, will
return to her home in Waco, Tex,
Sunday after a vi'i, Of two weeks
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17

Word comes that the ex.Czar had
10 be propned against a post before ne
could be shot II II had been the Kai.
ser or one # his sons the chances are
the victim would have found 4 way
to dodge sebind the post
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17

"a.lnn 1907 rnm..'Y 'r"m 600" :" ten
"...."a't'. ..E." t.'f""d tt''%
10000. 800. J.".,' .'' .' NH''".'
I'd .Et'ui'.. Oh. ..''m OF "t'.'N''h.
and r"n.' '.i". a"' maintaining "
..t,w %, .lr.'.r. lights lnI -aIa VII
u.. ,t iru,h, Iuu.urI
Sand l.Y.I ...u..I Hu..,., 90. author.
g.. of \rr.r. \o s.i 81 tic ,uu.,i.u.
..,,, of fr. State. Of ,.,rl..iua. alG in
..,rIau., with ,h, rro,,.op- of Act
$50. go ut Oh. Grural Assembly co.
.pur.1r1 r.1 thr ,,ar 1910 lud Go aud
20 accordance with 9u orImauro duly
ar-rj hE 10" Board Of Aldermen of
ur NiiJy. of EHth, Louisiana, and
admitted to 20 vote nt d., property tan
.Ec,- qualified as electors of said VII
.,,' Jt au rir,'ruu duty called and held
n 'hc Ut. d2" cot January l9lN, which
.r.G "rlluJu," provided for the I"NNug
10 special tan of five mills ON the
liar ga n't property subject 10 taxa
..o With" the limits of said NllIag,
'" IL l# hereby certified and dlrc"tc
HAT all acts, conditions and Kings me-"
.sary &" Ice done precedent f." the ISSUE
q this hund aud the other bonds Of
/ h.7 series, M order 10 make them legal
/ "inding and valid obligations OF the
aid Village Of Erath have been . ~,
| md performed IN due form as -ON'S
~ law; that the total indehv yr-D
said Niliagc, including tn
l-2snd,s- d@''- ,'''''--,'.''',s's' I"
,fonal ana Staturv limitatlonN
''S anu 'he TAX necessary 10 Pres.
laS oe'h h'u| No,e' ana p'eHg
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17
r J. q McCOWIs1EY. Prop


WHEREAS. a., Ypu, Nous Christ
yam Association of the tur'rd States m
rcudcr'ug .rfnIuahlr service to uur gill
tarv AMI naval forces al home AVID
alb. ad, as well rs those of our allies
ma the maintenance Of their morale,
AMI ~ m'nistcring to thctr comfort,
and
WHEREAS, such service greatly in
crCascs the efficiency four fighting
pleii ~ itA-Trs1rsr surrcss
full prosecution Of the present war, and
WI EREAS, there are now engaged
in this service overseas only two thou
sand men and women, in spite of the
fact that ourighting forces now over
sens number more than million men
aud are constantly increasing, aud the
fact that the said Association must
only serve our own men. but also those
of our allies, France aud Italy, and
WHEREAS, tn" Association jsju
urgent need of large number Of adii
tjougl men and women for immediate
service r1,r-ras,
NOW, THEREFORE, /, Runu &.
Pheasant, Grl,mor Of the state OF Inu
i,.gua. do issue this my proclamation.
designating sunday, September LIST,
1919, 70, Young Men $ Christian \ee,
citation Recruiting SUNDAY; and ! do
hereby cal lupou all patriotic and Chris
tiau people Within tIc static oi Louj-I
;ua 10 observe said dav. and 10 do all
within their power tu find aud recruit
mcu and women for this great scrvic"
r,crecas.
~ FAITH WHEREOF, lcrruuto
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17

% WAGONS FOR SALE TO FARM
Frs ONLY j. A. SUMMERS
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17
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AN DIN ANCE.

Wnr.u.. u J,ru.dau,c wit. an CO..
dngu.c tt 'ur Eua.i OF Aldermen %
| 'lr NI..rr oi Erath. IouI-laua, of dat
# grr,mh.r 9TH l9l,, 20 special rIr,t5o
WAS he'll w th, village OF Erath. Lur
l.igua, ou the 10Th day of January 1911
at which election the following propo
,itiuu was submitted:
"For the issuance of bonds:
Proposition 10 incur debt aud iSsu
bond, f the Village of Erath, 10 tn
amount of Seven thousand Dollars go,
100000, to run not exceeding ten year
10l PAYABLE serially as sAail- be ore
\ of the gn,;l shipped abroad tlgTiB,
iof the boarino i,qnd aren't ratc o.
five per ccutum of WatS,Storks and con
structing and maintaining a system ot
Electric Light for said Village of Frat
and,
Whereas, ~ will appear by process
verbal If said election adopted by IN,
Mayor and Moard of Aldermen of th,
Village Of Erath, Louisiana. of date %.
January 10th l9lS, rrnmulgatiug sal,
election, the election resulting i'm faNo.
Of proposition submitted. and,
Whereas, uudcr the constitution an,
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,I,,t I. ,I,..' a,,I r,'',,I
,II,r,,n of nn VIII, ~ I'ua ,,.,'''r -,
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.. .,',,'' ,,n , .a;I r'.I.. Tl.r"t. ~ "'
grrrtnN T., i f,rI,,r ,r,I,;,.
80 l., tbn 1r,',r a,J p,,rJ - ,II,.
80 u,, y;ln,.. -, T,,u, t,;
'ana m r,,,,I,r s,si.r ,..,.,'.,nI en-. G.i
Inv ~ ,rgust ioIs Th,, ,hc vm,,.
~ F,,,h T.u;si,r, IL, Lcr.l,,. i,,rr
I,I,t t,r a., oIn,,,,,t ~ g..,.c,, rl,,rs.,,,,
nnIr,rs ~ Grn nm, .t,. ,..,,I, ~ ,,l,i,i
.t,bt e 1r,,n Tb,,s,nI DolIo,s -
ono oe ~ ..,n,. 49,, f,.tt f., hn \,
r,o, Of r,fh S.... az / ..u;si,uo IN
MAJOR and E.,rJ of >Ilrrncn If III,
y,IIa,c - Er,Ib I,p..,ou, dn Lcr,L
,,.,,,
errTrpN pc Il fIr,.cr orI,ir
,i and ci... that ~ c,iIrnr, sand Irh
m III, mn. 1nt ,r .c,an Tb.u.guj p,f
lars ,a7.ou00 oY hcrrinahayc incur. N,
Nillagc of Era,n acinr throuc1 il.
governing authoritv, docs hereby ordo.
and authorize the issuance of tenn Go
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17
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D, SLOVENIAN, INC.
1rN1rrD dTATES OF AMERICA.
STATE Cd LOUISIANA.
p, . ,-Ir,,r ~ F'VER MILTON

uF II, s. .NOWN, That ON This o.
9TH Goy ~ the month ui july. in rh
..,o.N If ar Lotd one ihou.1uH uu
..,..I,,l o,fd eighteen:
R.r.r, h2, FEIIN JOSEPH eN'f
-ON a Mary Public of ihr inI.' a
,,nn;Iinr fouisima, duly ,oupt. I..
~ sworn ,lN qualified, AMI Pr ~. .u.
.,,,s, ,f tha, witnesses hcr,iraticr Mann,
and urJcrNgncd:
P,rsnuou, game and appeared TO- ..
"A persons, yl"SC NAM. are .''..
..,.Lscr;bcd keho declared that. 1s:IIu
I,rp,s,l, - bf the provisions of tho law
of the - 81 i'"''''"'' .'''''.'
u,, ,roo,,i,ption Of corpo;a'ious ..n..
;,u, e. ~ 2G7 Of the G,ur,1i N...w
IT,. ,f T.op;l jana for The year 1o1i. 'h..
r.,,., painted and agreed. auI du
b. rcsc mr., sCnts, couvcunu' and n.r,
and bind gnu ""''|a'' '''''.'
Ncll rs all SUI" P''S"''. "E r"' "''
.rt.r bc.,,yc associated with thcm. +
-..,, .,,,,,, lives into and .ou-' .lutc .
r,J,. ,,Iiiie in law, for tho uhir,'- 5u
...,,,.,s ID under the condition. 900.
a., .,I,t.,n.i of the articles foil ,>:",
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-17

rho unuI OF S1li r''NnrI'i'" .hH.
~, an SLVERMAN, IECOHHOt
,TEn,, I'D under its corporate nam,
.hou L,yS lhe power aud lu.hnritr O.
.,in,. =, Jsion for the fun 'nrm @,
,,nrt,.., WOOD years from and aftct
,t, d,,l pof, unless sooner dissolved
,ccorJ law, aud the provisions o..
,,.sc / ffs; to sue aud hc sued. .
u,lcf 4 pc n corporate seal, and {
Iro, ar Utter the same a. plca.uI.
=, I P~'~f receive, own lease, Mold
~. kc. eOnNrN lnNL.n md L.