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UNIT ARIAS

At the First tntaran Chureh tomor-
row, tho pastor $ study class will meet IN
the school room at ) O'Clock IN the even
ing All Interested in the discussion Of
modern religious questions arc invited
W morning service viii be held during
July and August The church IS on Vest
street above Eighth
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rrNn

Trinity Church. Delaware avenue and
Adams street. Rev Frederick VI kirkus,
rector Holy communion at 80 n. m;
morning prayer and sermon at / a. m;
evening PRAYER At rs = m Rev L. '.
Ningatc viii preach
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Oivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets, Rev. Joel 5. Giliillan,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
by pastor Subject, l0.45. The Souls
Prison: 745, Rev. ]. II. Crawford will
preach in First t. p. Church IN union
service Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
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Central Presbyterian Church, King
street below Eighth, Rcv J. II Crawford,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning, by
pastor subject 1890, The Wonder
" orkiug Cod p. m, union services on
Washington Heights
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StIN.ERHVOOK

>lvcrbrook Nj. +. Church, Lancaster
and WoOdlawn avenues. Key tI"o"d
Jones, pastor Preaching tHmorr'" 't'"i4-
ing and evening ny pastor Hi"lr'' -.
The Comforting God NJ ''Tr''a',
God. Who IS Tie SUNDAY s'hn',' NHl
other regular meetings ~ INC H"a"l h'U'S'
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First Progressive Splrltualists Church,
COG West street Services Sunday evening.
Messages hy Mrs llighley from Phlla-
dclphla. also Mir G H Bentenberg IN
demonstration Of his marvellous psychic
power in spiritual healing
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on swrDrs.

old Swcdcs Church Seventh and
Church streets, Rev Robert Bell. vicar.
: so a. m, holy communion; 1910 4. m,
holy communion and sermon; r. m,
evening song.
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Bible Students.

International Bible Students NEE AZ
Jr. q. T. \. NJ Hall. 9o7 Tatnall street
tomorrow at 3 p m Pastor ]. II Cole
of New York City will speak on The sub
ject, "Christs Second Coming How
Will Every Eye See Him
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BETHANY

Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening Subject, 1870,
Service and Honor Sunday school and
other regular meetings AT the usual hours
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.


Union NJ. t. Church, Fifth and Wash
ington streets, Rev. DIR. Adam Stengie,
supply pastor ! a. m, communion ser
vice; Sunday school, 10 a. m, short
service and good music.
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DIR. Watt at Chester Heights.

Rev Robert Watt. ID. D, superiu-
tendent of the Wilmington district of the
Wilmington NJ t. Conference and
family are spending the summer at Chester
Heights. Pa
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First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth Roy. J. Ross Stone
sifcr. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing, 1890. by pr J Franklin Schndell,
y NJ G. \ secretary IN France open
a,r services On Washington Heights n
: o'clock Sunday school. at noon.
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EAsTI. AXE

Eastlalc Presbyterian G hurch. Morn
ing worship At II; subject What IS a
Christian Evening wor ship at 30;
sermon subject, Is Christ lanlty fah-
urc''?
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First Seventh DAY Adventists Church,
Rev George 4 Stevens, pastor Preach
ing Saturday morning and Sunday even
ing 40. ifter the War What :
Sabbath school. and other regular meeting
at the usual hours
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MARoHALI.TnN

Narshallton VI L Church J. p OtIs.
pastor. Preaching and communion, II
a. m; vesper service. ) to 9 p. m; sub
iect. THE Great Surrender
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Fpwcr,h NJ. +. Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets. Rev Ransom I. Nichols.
pastor Preaching tomorrow mor"ng
and evening by pastor II, sacramcri e.
the LordS supper, $50. Bright Hour
service. SUNDAY school AT 10 q. m
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AsnrRN

Asl,urv NJ +. Church Third and Wal
nut streets, NcN. ''eorEc "Il'' i''"S'l"'
pastor lrcachlng tomorrow '''', - ''r ~
and evening by pastor, SUBJECT i"''fu'
The Stone That Smote inc image !
$50. Is II YAM 70 Serve t'od. 7. IT.
Sunday school
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ST. ANDREW :.

81 Andrews p. l.. Church Shiplcy
and Eighth streets. Rev r. W Trapnell,
rector il a. m morn ng prayer and
sermon No evening service.
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West Presbyterian Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev. u Franklin
Smiley, ID. ID. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morn ing at II a. m. and Mt '.5o p IN.
Sunday school NJ 10 Il. IN.
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SWEDISH.

Swedish Methodist Church, Eleventh
and Head streets. Rev. Albert W. Sam
uelson, pastor. Morning worship, l0.3o
O'Clock: evening service, 7.30 o'clock.
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lMMANUEL.

Inmanucl 2. Z Church Highlands,
Rev. William IL Laird ID. D.. rector
II a. m, holy communion and sermon.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved 10 the salts
faction Of many and will be to you.-Adv.
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PASTOR PETTNGILL'S TOUR.

Tomorrow will be the last Sunday Of
Pastor w. H. Peitingili of North Haptie.
Church with his people until the first
Sunday in august. ~ he u ~ spend he
remaining part Of July in Bible conference
teaching From July < to ~ BE- will teach
in United Brethren Conference "a
Sugar Grove, Warren county, PeDnsrl
vania. and from the 18th t. the 2Sth nt
the Practical Bible Training school s
annunI conference 81 Bible school Park,
near Binghamton, Bro0rnc county, New
York He expects to spend most 81 the
month Of August at home
lost somothing2 Try classified
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
FRIENDS


Friends Meeting, Tenth and Harrison
streets First day Sunday at 10 10 q M.
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second NJ p. Church. Fifth avenue and
Anchorage streets. preaching lO.45 a m.
and 7.45 .. m, bv Rev b. f Jester.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist ,
Park Place and Van Buren, street. services
SUNDAY morning ut II, subject, lesson
sermon. God.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27
DORSET

Harry Davis of the West road is
making a short visit at home.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Harrington
and son spent Wednesday In Gran
Vile.
Several autos from this vicinity car
rled passengers to the circus at Rut
land Wednesday.
A horse belonging to Edw. Phillips
was found dead Monday in pasture
at f. r. Gilberts.
Mrs. Arthur Hector OF East Dorset
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Airs George Lille.
The present scorching weather is
welcomed by discouraged farmers
who think II is time for summer to
setsin.
Alton Kent of South Amboy, N. j..
is at the home of his parents for two
weeks and is accompanied by Eric An
derson of Perth Amboy.
John McWayne. son OF Mrs. Joseph
Baldwin Is at home on Through, hav.
ing recently returned from Scotland,
where he has been employed in mill
tary service.
Mr. Hulett. the potato sprayer. was
in town again this week and has
added several acres to his first list
He expects to make tour through
this section every two or three
weeks
Tax notices may begin to be dread
ed the list will be In the hands OF the
Town Treasurer by the Goth OF this
month and the distribution of the
postal cards will be made as soon af.
ter as possible.
The electric storm of last Saturday
was severe and accompanied by hail.
stones OF varying size. The writer
measured some that were an inch
and quarter in diameter and eight
of which filled an ordinary tea-cup
community canvas was made on
Sunday by a number OF church men
for the purpose Of raising funds for
the Expenses of the Church. The
people Of the parish as we'll as the
summer guests in town responded
generously to the call.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer d. Harwood on July 18th
and It is assumed from the happiness
depicted ON the countenance of our
r. F. d. man that this addition to his
home is as deeply appreciated as the
improvement lately added in porches
and other alterations on his resi-.
dence.
Members of the Fields family, in
GLIDING relatives near and distant
were invited to attend picnic Satur-
day afternoon at the Homer Williams
place, which was once the Fields
homestead The severe thunder
shower prevented the out of door gat.
herring but the party met instead at
the home OF DR. and Mrs. G.. H. Gil.
bert, where the spacious porches and
rooms were filled with guests who
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly tor Busy Readers.
Miss Isabelle Bowles is spending a
two weeks vacation with the Misses
Anthony of Rutland.
The Old First church congregational
will hold its Sunday morning service
at eleven o'clock. Sermon by the pas.
tor Rev. C. F. Hill Crathern. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. C. b. Coleman OF Cambridge.
Mass, after an extended visit in the
west arrived at W. b. Sheldon's on
Wednesday, TO remain for the rest OF
the season.
Mrs. w. e. Putnam returned from
Burlington today after having attend
ed special meeting at the Hotel Yer
mont of the Vermont Division WON
ems Council OF National Defense, Of
which she is chairman.
Mrs. Patrick Shea and Master Ro-
bert Flynn of Eaglebridge and Mrs.
Frank Shelley of New York city who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
John Flynn of School street have re-
turned home.
DO you know which street in Ben
nington displays the greatest number
Of U S. flags? You will be surprised
when you learn which il is. Just no.
tice in regard to this when taking a
walk around town.
Service night at Y. w C. Monday
evening. July 30 Mrs. jennings from
North Bennington will read a number
of interesting letters received from
hospital in France for which the
work is being carried on. Members
and all Interested are invited.
The Second congregational church,
Rev. G. s. Mills pastor, cordially in
yites the public to its services tomor-
row. Church school at 9.45. Morn
ing worship at II o'clock Theme of
sermon, "Piety. Patriotism, and Re.
ligion" Patriotic Song Service in
the chapel at Z p m. with brief adj
dress by Mr. Mills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27

eradicated them. State nursery in.
spectors or state entomologlsts are
destroying the bushes wherever stem
rust infection is found Several state
councils of defenses have issued APP
peas for the eradication of this bar.
berry, and the public safety commits
sion Of Minnesota has issued an order
providing for compulsory eradication
in that state. A law providing for
eradication has been on the statue
books of North Dakota for more than
year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27
DANISH BARsERRY TREE
1t Is Found to Harbor Black
Rust.

1t Is Found TO Harbor Black
Rust.
Washington, July 25.-The cam
paign to eradicate the common bar
berry, which was started by the Unit
ed States department Of agriculture
last spring, has already met with graf
flying results. The common barberry
harbors the black or stem rust OF
wheat, oats, barley and rye, disease
which causes enormous losses in this
country. In certain European coun.
tries ID has been demonstrated that
the eradication of the barberry has
resulted in a marked decrease in the
amount of damage caused by this di-
sease. In central and northwestern
states where the campaign is being
conducted public sentiment has been
aroused. Nurserymen for the most
part have agreed to discontinue dis.
-tributing common barberry bushes
Park boards in many cities have
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27

zeiger of Berlin, considers the action
taken by the entente power In land
ing troops on the Thurman coast as
tantamount to a declaration OF war.
The bolshevik government the news
paper dispatch adds. has announced
that It will take counter measures ac-
cordingly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD

Bennington Residents Are Learning
How to Exchange the Old Back
For a Stronger One.
Does your back ache, feel weak and
painful?
DO YOU suffer headaches. languor
and depression?
Is the urine discolored, passage ir.
regular?
The kidneys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys cannot do their
work.
Give them the help they need.
To cure a kidney backache you
must cure the kidneys.
Use tested and proven kidney
remedy.
Doans Kidney pills have stood the
test
Convincing proof of merit in Ben.
nington endorsement:
A. II. Bishop, prop, bakery, lOS
River St.. Bennington, says: ~ sui
Tered from backache and when ! bent
over, sharp. shooting pains often
went through the small Of my back
When ! read OF Doan's Kidney Pills
! used some and they soon brought
me relief
Price GOc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney pills-the same that
MIR Bishop had Foste. .Milburn Co,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-27
BOLSHEVIK THREAT
TO TAKE ACTION
Following the Landing OF Entente
Troops on the Thurman
Ccas.

Amsterdam, July 25-The Russian
bolshevik government, says dis
patch from Moscow to the Lokal An
The evening world., 1918-03-07
a FABLE-A TRUE ONE.

A produced on broadway
q musical comedy. After the initial
performance he met some OF his
friends.
Friend No. 1 said; IT'S great, but
the comedian is terrible, change
him.
Friend No. . said: "A wonderful
show, but why don't you put 4 few
good tunes IN TIP
Friend No. 3 said: "'rwould be n
sure hit II . only had n good prima
donna"
Friend No. ( said; you have a big
success. but for goodness sake have
the libretto touched up. It's awtully
weak In spots
The manager agreed with each
friend. lie made no changes. The
piece ran a year.
Moral: The box ONCE Is the pest
critic, after all.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
GOSSIP.

Lee Kohlmar has lost his voice.
lsidor BIcbcr rs building a theatre
In Lawton, Okla
Tho Norworth Theatres name ~ 70
ne changed The house may be called
the Bryant an, &.
Is writing a musical COMEDY lh@l
makes Il unanimous. ,
George Giddings has been engaged
toy Cyril Harcourt for "A role IN a
Pair OF PctticoaLs.
4 J. Shubert has gone West TO
.nand two weeks resting and Inspect
ing Shubort properties.
II is announced that the lyrics OF
"RoCk-a-Bye Baby were written by
Herbert Reynolds Naioh ih1t D'Eg,
Earl Carroll. Nbrottist n u. >,
aviator. js recovering, A. Fort Worth.
from "A bad tumble. .
Theodorc A. Llvblcr b. says ne viii
send three "SucCpss" com punics on
tour next season. Now, Teddy
Marc klaw has resigned from the
War Departments commission on
Training Camp Activities.
Following william A BRADY
0stablisn,,. custom al the Playhouse,
Conan a Harms Will have no per
Torrance OF THE Little Teacher "a;
thai theatre on Good Friday. An eN'
LAA AANAiNNNN'' no f' NH""." rN o."
Geoffrey O'Haru writes us he BE-
teaching the recruits at newport
News "Whcn tho War Is over III
Return to You Ever hear ~ Il
ends "Ta IA IA da tee "a loo.
Sidonis Espcro, q young singer, has
been engaged by Elliott, COmstoCk a
Gest for the "Chu chin Chow cast.
Children who attend tho matinee OF
Jack o. Lantern" at the Globe Sat.
urday Will bee permitted 20 skate or
Fred stones ice pond after the show
. Mrs. Stone and her daughters vii
Nbo hostcssos,
Newspaper men, court officials ant
Others who were Interested iu the u,
Saulles trial will see Woman anC
the Law" "a; the Lyric tonight Tn
nirn is based ON thut case.
Conan & Harris win keep Mar
Ryan and "Tne Little Teacher q
the Playhouse All summer There vii
be three companies ia the IAN.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
FOG BALLS.

SSTHE Germans eXaggerate their
submarine murders as the old
settlers exaggerated their fog

yarns
The speaker was a champion flyer
Of the Hampstead aviation camp. He
went on:
AN old settler took a chew and said:
1.-THE worst fog | ever seen was
back in -. | remember | had to go
to the hcnhousc that night, aud the
fog was SO blame thick | had 10 get
the three hired men to push me
through it,
~ remember that there "a fog
we'll said the second old settler. but
II want uothin' to the '63 one. That
was a fog! Solid! why. us boys sat
on the fence back o. the distillery all
that day makip' fog balls an hcavin'
'em at the people that went by.'"-
Detroit Free Press.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
ONLY EoR EEEECT.

- suppose. Henry" said the old gem
tleman to the new son-in-law, that
you are aware the check for $4,000 !
nut among you wedding presents was
merely for effect"
"Oh. yes, sir," responded the cheer
tul Henry, and the effect was excel
lent. Tho bank cushcd It this morning.
without a word'-Chicago journal.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
sousA WILL BE THERE.

Commandant Monett OF the Great
Lakes Naval Training station, has
EXTENDED the leave Of Lieut.. John
Philip Sousa so that he may appear
nt the benefit for the Army and Navy
Athletic Fund TO be held by the New
York Athletic club at The Hippo
drome sunday evening. George NJ,
Cohan, Bessie Clayton, Rock and
White and Alice Gentle are on tho
programme.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
A NEW COMEDY.

Northampton, Mass. Is a lucky ola
burg. For n week, beginning March
II. those OF tho town who absorb
theatrical amusement arc 20 have the
opportunity OF seeing a new comedy
called "fIsherman's Luck" For the
benefit OF our Northampton readers
we will say It will boo on display AZ
the Academy Of Music. near the Post
once. Melville Burke viii bo the
producer. Tho comedy vas written
by Arthur Edwin Krows, ono OF the
incest fellows who ever upliftcd art,
and Norman Ice Swartout. who has
a distinct comical vein In his writing
arm. Here's hoping the play reaches
Broadway ana runs a whole year!
The evening world., 1918-03-07
EOoLlShM ENT.

A lady Miss Tre'1n My.
VA terribly fond " pruns pie.
Shed eat 10 and cat u.
Then 10 her room beat u.
Arl slng when The Clouds Rp,l By %
The evening world., 1918-03-07
DON'T MISS THE LYRICS!

Berton Bradley, another noted poet
has written tho lyrics for Henry w
Savago's musical comedy. Tool
Toot!" which opens at the George NJ
Cohan Theatre Monday. II YOU don
believe IL read the following contrib
uted rhyme:
''Toot. Toptl' enme,. Monday neat TO town
A hully ahov. think. cgadl
The hrcs- you Can write tns DOWN
Are really very lar from bad.
The siris arr sweet aud brightly rlad,
JeTume Kern = ufuur flnklra galys
The books b. Edgar Wool emr la1l
Ths hrs arc by MERTON BlALkl
OnnNitans 81 vide fsn0Wn
Oomnede With antu- far from SAD;
The loadir= AL = leading ltFn
Win drive the enrlHU quite mad,
The dances Will be all o." lad
They'u maze your tsst Hklu. Mighty dAlI,
Ash auy one Nh knows ask lad
The bH= are uy BEltiON blI\lEl.
The harshc.t critic viii not trrvm.
Unless hr : h~lopilr-s a. a shai.
Our piere should win 90 ufalsc a cfnNu
lrum iONhfow and from college grad
This Ia the inst show ! have hal.
Oh. treat IL lhtheapmelY, not gfa9h.
AMI note this DOM upon iuuf. uad
The bnos are by BkhluN bhALEl.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
noA Iooklr 1o.NIGhT.

The g Vanderbilt Theatre wiz be
opened tonight with "Oh, lookl" a
musical comedy by James Montgom-
ury. produced by Harry Carroll ana
william Sheer. Joseph 4. Moran owns
the theatre. Lyle u. Andrews Is ms
partner and Herman Moss N 100
Nanderbilt's business manager.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
About Plays
and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

LIVER MoRosCo has accepted
" Tor early production a new
play entitled Personality
the Joint work Of Edith Els and
Arthur shaw. IL will FIRST be staged
in Los Angeles, and, n II plcases the
populace OF, there, It will be an carly
fall Offering in New York.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

"He manufactures pens"
TOO bad"
"Why?"
"lle makes men steel pens and
they do write"
The evening world., 1918-03-07

So strike the Tyre. tune W the stfad
And play thus on iOut ukelelei
- sr,ot. Tots . punrh.' thrn kindly aids
The Ln1 ac I, bElIlON NALL
The evening world., 1918-03-07
A IHouohr EoR TODAY.

The soldiers at Camp Meade have
organized IA harmonica band. Care
should be taken lest 1t create discord
among the Allies.
The evening world., 1918-03-07

lesquc manager. not n dancer, al
though at private affairs he still
manipulatcs an active toe.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
TO INQUIRIES.

Il. ii. k.-Keith's, Palace Theatre
Ruflding; Loew's. Putnam Building.
N. L. o.-LQuis Robe was 4 bur
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-30

Morgan City Daily Review deliv-
cred At your home 40c q month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-30
Italians Launch Midwin-
ter Drive Against
Invaders
Furnish Military Surprise in
Forceful Attack Upon Aus
irc.Cermans

Notwithstanding the fact that
Italians have carried out successfully
spectacular drive against the Aus
tro-German lines in the mountains
region of Northern Italy and captur-
ed strong positions and more tran
1900 men.
The blow was delivered on the
Asiago plateau sector and the en-
emy positions penetrated were ten
aciously held, despite strong coun-
ter-attacks in which Austro- Germans
were repulsed ith heavy casualty.
The eBrlin war office, in admitting
the reverse to ne Teutonic allied
line, asserts that the Italians repeat
edly tried to bring up reinforcement
to widen the breaches they had made
in the enemy but that their efforts
and $50 Italians were made prison.
ers.
That airplanes aided materially in
the fighting, full details of which
have not yet been received, is indi-
Gated in the Italians Official commun-
ication, which asserts that during the
progress Of the battle, the enemy
lost twelve aircraft.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-30
COLD AND RAIN INTERFERE
WITH CANE PLANTING

From 1As EIouuaa Timss:

The prevailing cold rainy wes-
ther seems to greatly hamper the
farmers in this parish who wish to
lay down their plent cane for the
1918 crops. Many. of the planters
in Terrebonne fear that the condi-
ton Of the weather being unfavor-
able for planting. will mean a great
loss to them. And as one farmer
stated to the editor Of this paper,
that it viii also mean a very late
crop.
We have never before experience
ed in this parish such unfavorable
weather for cropping, as we have
this year. The last cold spells have
destroyed all garden plants that usu-
ally thrive abundantly in this Sec
A'-n of the country, during the mild
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-30

tsse sassisd BY ev-
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d sysesun h this ter.
- y - at regular
ssaniaatien, rssu-
sspair.
4 lnsv hat W can do
gse1 snsush for
fkat rseonnsndation
justify you in bring
llah = ~
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lsairias broksn pins,
- come here
- largsst and best