davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

SD6toDd Ddlka Dstupuje do 5. u1roGi.

Zftrejsf 2s zastane po veky prosluym
datem nestastny ten den 1914 prohas rakousky csar
Fransek Josef nebahe pae maemu Srbsku bez priciny
vaku do kter strh skorem cey svet cele dtvo uva
okean strasti bed Poobby rune by nastroem
druheho Silence jehoz nezrzene czadosvos panovacno
po cee cyr roxy obetovany jsou massy dskch zvotn
Pozdejs svet ednou bude dvit proc vzd9any nrod
jaky Nemc vzdy sam chubne vydava, chodl boste
jako jatecny dobytek bez vlastni vile dsudku..
Strucny chronologicly ns.tn vslky.
28 Zavrazden rakouskeho arcivevody nasled-
nka Frantska Ferdinanda jeho manzelky Sarajev6.
%. cervence = Vypovezeni valky Rakouskem Srbsku.
1. srpna = Nemecko vypovda valku Rusku a soucasne
vpadava do Lucemburska. France mobilisuje.
8. srpna -Nemci vypovfda valku Franci vpadaji do
Belgie
6. srpna Rakousko- Uhersko vyhlasuje valku Rusku
TO- srpna - Francie prohlasue valku sko-Uher-
12 srpna Anglie vyhlasuje vaku Rakousko- Uhersku
%. srpna - Japansko prohasuje valecny stav Ne
8. zari = Francouzska vlada stehuje do Bordeaux
Rusove obsazuji Lvov.
6. az TO- zari Porazka Nemcd Marne tito zahnan
az reku Aisnu.
listopedu Nsmci vezi namorni srazce mad Angli-
cany Chifer l
s. listopadu = Prohasuje Ange valku Turecku obsa-
zuje ostrov Cyprus
- "a. edna Angcan vitezi severnim mori nemecky
kfiznik potopen.
l. brezna : Ange prohlasuje blokadu nemeckeho po-
bfezi
26. dubna - Spoenci vyloduji voiska Gaipolskem
poloostrove.
I. kvetna Americky parnk Gulflight potopen neme-
ckou ponorkou, ztrata dvou americkych zvotd.
z kvetna - Angicky parnik Lusitania potopen n6me-
ckou ponorkou ztratou 1854 zvotu mez mimi ID Amer
CAM.
23 kvetna vyhlasuje valku Rakousko Uherslu.
g. Statni sekrear Bryan odstupuje nasledue
jej trade Lansing.
19. cervna Anglicky prepravni pank Arabic potopen
n6meckou ponorkou. Diva Americana zahynuli.
6. rfina = Pocatek zkazy Srbska nemecko-rakousko-
vojskem.
Ia. Mjna = Ange prohlaSuje vaku Bulharsku.
1. prosince - Turci vypudili Anglicany Bagdadu.
6. ledna - Vseobecny odvod AnglM.
21 unora = Pocatek bojI Verdun, trva pro Nemce
nedspesne az do cervence
9. bfezna Ne,necko vyhlasuie vaku Portugalskn.
81 kvetna - NamoTn bitva Jutska. Angcane ztratil
Ia lodi. Nemci 12
S. cervna - potopenou lodi anglickou zahynu lord
Kitchener.
27 srpna - Italie vyhlasuje vaku Nemecku Vstoupen
2umunska do vaky strane spojencG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

8. dnora = spojene staty pferusuj Nsmeckem dplo-
maticke styky.
Z brezna spojene saty pocinaji ozbroova obchodni
lode
II. az Is. brezna - Revoluce Rusku, sesazen cara
burgove lni
g. dubna - Spoene staty vyhasui Nemecku vaku
g. dubna - Rakousko pferusuje dplomatcke styky
Spojenymi Saty. Brazie pferusue dplomatcke spojen
Nemeckem.
a. kvetna = Americke nieitee torped angl. vodach.
II. kvetna = Kerensky mnistrem valky Rusku.
18. kvetna President Wilson podpisue pfedlohu vse
obecne branne povnnost
IL. - Recky kral Konstantin vzdava trdnu.
26. cervna = Prvn americke voisko Evrope
"a. rina = Nemecko-rakousky napor 1taii Vlachove
zatlaceni az Piave.
g. listopadu Prvnf srazka americkeho voska Nemci
T. lsopadu - Kerenskeho vada svrzena bolseviky
22 lsopadu = Bitva Cambrai. Anglicky prekvapuji-
CT dtok valecnym automoby Nemc proltokem nazpet
zmochuji ztraceneho 1zemi
prosince Spojene staty prohasu valku Rakousku-
Uhersku.
9. prosince - Britove obsazuji Jeruzalem
S. sAaslicky dopravna parnss suseania sc 22ec
americkym vojiny torpedovan. 40 vojind zahynulo.
a. dnora = Rusko prijima mrove podminky Nemecka
zraci ctvrtnu evropskych drzav.
21 brezna Pocatek nemecke ofensivy SO milovs
brske francouzske fronte. Po zkani 40 mil ydennm
boji napor zastaven
23. bfezna Pariz bombardovana dalekonosnym deem.
9. dubna -Nemci obnovuif ofensivu Flandersku
jsou po 10 dennim boji, po zskani IS mil zasaveni
20 dubna - Amercke vitezstv u Secheprey.
23 dubna Anglicane zatarasi vchod ponorkovym "a
kladnam Ostende Zeebrugge.
27 kvetna = Nemci pocinai treti ofensivu Marine
zastaveni, kdyz byli postoupil 80 MIL
%. kvetna - Americana zmocnuji Sc Cantigny.
9. cervna - Ctvra nemecka\ \oensiva mezi Montdide-
Noyonem. Postup jech JEST en nepatrny.
1. cervna Amerct marinaci zmocnuji Sc lesa Beeau
Is. -Zapocal velky napor Rakouska Ita, KITE
ry zastaven hned prvni den.
g. cervence - Vice ak million Americana Evrope
Zmocnuji mesa Vaux.
cervence - Ialove francouzske pon1oci zapocnai
napor Albani.
Is. cervence Patty nemecky nappr zapocal utokem
Chateau Therry Massiges ale zasaven hned prvn den
18. cervence Amercko francouzske vojsko zahajuje
proioensivu zmocnuje 18 mez Scissors Chateau
Thierry postupuje 6 mil.
49, cervence = Americko-francouzska ofensva trva.
Amercane pouhou mill cd Soissonsu
%. cervence - Pocatek nemeckeho ustupu Marne.
25 cervence Japansko slbue voenskou pomoc cesko-
slovenske armad6 Sibiri.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23
Flanders.

The Flemish form of the name
Flanders Is Ylaenderen and the word
means the country of the Flemish.
The Flanders OF the middle ages was
self-governing countship. that is a
country whose ruler was count, but
at times II was under the suzerainty of
France, and sometimes under that OF
the empire which then included the
Germanic states. The Flanders OF the
middle ages Is today divided between
France and Belgium. the greater part
being Included In Belgium. and two
provinces In the western part of the
latter country are known as East and
West Flanders. the latter fronting ON
the North sen. Practically all the
country that formed the Flanders OF
the middle ages is low and level
hence II was commonly called the
Low Country. Ypres and the British
lines out 10 the North sea and south
for a considerable distance into north
ern France. are I'm country that
formed part OF old Flanders.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23
THAT ROCKING CHAIR SHRINE
Place Where Mother Sat Will For
ever BE a Sacred One 10
Childhood.

BY the window In the sitting room
chair"-otherwise II would have been
just a chair. With mother in IL. how
ever. IL became the shrine TO which
fiocked her devoted little worshipers.
In the rocker. as we sat on moth
er's knee, or at her slde-for the chair
head and the bruised heart were
healed. Frightened. we found there
safe retreat. a refuge from every harm.
AT night, the bedtime story was told
10 the rhythm OF its soothing swing.
Joys. sorrows. all were brought to It's
enclrcling arms. Mothers chair rock.
Ing, rocking, rocking by the window.
Mere sentimentls you say? Then,
God pity you-you have no precious
old chair.
The old chair. we think. had q hand
In the making OF character. Maybe II
was more effective In this service than
we realize. Seated In It. we watched
the needle In quick, nimble fingers,
glnting In and out among the frayed
edges, tirelessly; we heard our child.
ish perplexlties explained over and
over again, with no hint OF vexation:
we sang the songs which taught US
some Of the beauty of life; we listened
10 stories of bravery and truth. In.
dustry, patience. beauty. courage. hon.
esty-they can be traced back through
a golden pathway, straight 90 mothers
chair.
The old chair had seen valiant serv-
ice. Old-fashioned, SCARED and worn.
II still stood In the familiar place by
the window. Why IS IL not refinished
the scars smoothed out, the worn
places covered1 What Cover the
marks which little hands have made.
the worn spot where mothers tired
head rested. the scars made by tiny,
restless feet? Such question came
from one who did not understand. To
him, the old chair was mere wood and
palnt-just piece Of furniture. not
a shrine.
We do not say II aloud--our greatest
longlngs are not spoken-but some
times, when life gets tangled. we find
going again TO the old chair
10 have the knots united. When grief
comes. we sob II out. there. When joy
comes we run 10 tell IL there. When
we fail, when we win, our thoughts
take II. to the old chair. And at night,
the little lsping prayers come beg
cling 10 be said, and we send them,
along with our grown-up petitions, up
20 heaven, by way Of that sacred
Home Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23

A postless fence is located on the
big road near Monroe, Ia. Years ago.
so many years ago that nobody I'm
this section knows when II was, nor
who was the labor-saving genius who
did II. this fence was built by forcing
split boards between saplings. Then
the trees grew. They kept on growing
until today they are OF immense size
and deeply imbedded In them are the
ends OF those old rails. IL Is impos-
sible to tell how deeply they extend
into the tree trunks. Thcy>are wealth
cred and yet they ring as true and
sound under hammer as though just
hewn. The rails were arranged In
rows about foot and half apart,
10 height OF five feet. and around
their ends until one OF the most sub
stantIal fences imaginable has been
created.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23

had made the salad. and he admitted
~ was good.
She would finish up her work quick
~, she said because there was a Red
Cross meeting called 90 sew for the
French and Belglans at one of the
houses In the camp. Germantown IS
two miles and half from the camp,
so the women are dependent on each
other FOR society.
viii Spend Millions.
The colored laborers live I'm com
Portable farm house across the creek
from the main camp. Some OF the for
elgn wOrkmen have their own boarding
houses and mess halls, run by their
own people.
One OF the winter plans at the Ger
mantown camp Is TO have dances. con-
certs and church services In the school
house. This has big stage and a good
floor.
Men from all over the country are
already at work for the Miami Con-
servancy District at the five dams and
on the river channel improvements.
Fifteen million dollars worth OF bonds
was sold last winter, with the approx.
al OF Secretary OF the Treasury VIII
liam @. McAdoo. and another ten mill
lions will probably be issued TO pro-
vide for later expenses. The work IL
likely 70 keep on for at least four more
years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23

"Pershing's Crusaders" Il Is easy to
believe II requires five men heh'es he
lines TO maintain one man IN ont
line trenches. The huge army OF
workers. both men and women engag-
81 n furnishing supplies for the
lighting men in Frabce Is depicted In
a most interesting banner in the big
government war hih which will be
shown at tho oeml theater in THE
siiy Monday night H. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
&C. rtinued from Page One,

4
be called upon to pass additional legis
lation calculated to make the prohibi
ton laws more enforceable.
The Complete Docket.
The November docket in full Is as fol-
lows:
Docket No /. File No.2754
The People VS. John Flanagan. In
formation for assault with intent "a
do great bodily harm.
? II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty.
Docket No. 2 File No. 27fG
The People VS. John F westerberg
Information for bribery.
NJ. II. Moriarty. Prosecuting Atty.
Docket No. 3. File No. 277S.
The People VS. Exire White. Informa-
ton for bribery.
NJ II. Moriarty. Pros. Atty.
Docket No. File No 2S70
The People VS. Louis Melchiori. In
formation for keeping saloon open on
Sunday
NJ II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty. A. J.
Waffen. Def. Atty.
Docket No. 8 File No. 2S79.
The People VS. Martin Thompson.
Information for bringing liquor in
to the state
M. II. Moriartv, Pros. ATTY C. d.
Dwyer, Def. Atty.
Docket No 6. File No.2902
The People vs. Mike Pedrigini In
formation for keeping a place where
intoxicating liquors were stored.
NJ. H. Moriartv, Pros. Atty
Docket No z. File No 1908
The People VS. Joe Paramiski, John
Bait, julius Sakolaski and Peter Com
beski. Information for bringing liq-
uor into the state.
NJ. II. Moriartv. Pros. Atty. c. D.
Dryer, Def. ATTY.
Docket No. 8 File No. 29Oi.
The People VS. John E&ola, Martin
Thompson and Henry Neva. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
state.
NJ. II. Moriarty. Pros. Atty. CD.
Dwyer, Def. Atty.
Docket No. 8. File No.29O5.
The People VS. John Sodor. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
state.
NJ. Ii. Moriarty. Pros. Atty. c. ID.
Dwyer, Def. Atty.
Docket No. 10. File No. 2sO6.
The People VS. Gust Pleutak. In
formation for bringing liquor into the
state.
NJ II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty c. ID.
Dryer. Def. Atty.
Docket No. II. File No. 2907.
The People VS. John Shomiski and
John Mocogi. Information for
liquor into the state.
NJ. II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty. c. ID.
Dwyer, Def Atty.
Docket No. u. File No. 2913.
The People VS. Rolfo Altman. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
state.
NJ. H. Moriarty, Pros. Atty c. ID.
tvyer, Def. Atty.
Docket No 10. File No. 291i
The People vs. Jack Lafi, George !
Nacki and Matt Lamki Information |
Tor bringing liquor INTO the state.
VI. II Moriarty, Pros. Atty. G. D.
Dwyer, Def Atty.
Docket No IA File No. 2919.
The People VS. Steve Lob. Charley |
,arnosh and julius Boshko. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
state
" H. Moriarty. Pros. Atty G. d.
Dwyer, Def Atty
Docket No. Is. File No. 1924.
The People VS. Peni Spasoff. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
itate.
u. H. Moriarty. Pros. Atty.
Docket No 16. File No.2925
rhe People vs. Henry Johnson. In
ormation for bringing liquor into the
tate.
4. II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty.
Docket No. IL. File No. 292S.
The People VS. Peter Lehto. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
tate.
4. II. Moriarty, Pros. Atty. c. ID.
)wyer. Def Atty.
Docket No. rs. File No. 2943,
he People VS. John Casino. Infor-
nation for bringing liquor into the
tate
I II. Moriarty. Pros Atty.
I H. Moriarty. Pros. Atty. c. ID.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23

Chas. H. Watson
Docket No. %. File No. 27Os.
Peter L'Hote VS. Geo. Power
Martlneau. Eyert and Martineau
George Power
Docket No. "a File No. 27S4
VIM. J. Walter VS.. William II. selden
w. j. Embs L. A. Lyon
Docket No. %. File No. 2s12.
The Duluth Brewing Co. vs. John NJ
Landrigan
II L. Hammond Moriarty and Dryer
Docket No, 20 File No. 2S26.
Iron River Mercantile Co. VS. JOSEPH
Panozzo.
Claude C. Rite George Power
Docke. No. % File No. 2S2S
James Cummings - wolfgaag Reindi
and Frank Reindl
II. NJ. Pelham Doyle AM Rarstow
Docket No. % File No. 2SSO
John Hunt VS.. Anna Fogarty.
f. II. Abbott T. j. Riley
s'artin, Martin ana Martin OF Counsel
pocke. No. 20 File No. 1882.
Jennie Debelo VS.. Joseph Medelo.
A. +. Dixon A. Nafren
Dockcl No. 30 File No. 2S42
Edwin G. Morrisonlvs Jno. Flanagan.
C.apee c, Rite L. A. Lyon
Docket No. 81 File No. 2s45.
Julia Webb VS. David Warshawsky
George Power A. j. Waffen
Docket No 80. File No. 2S46.
W. J. Johns vs. Jones and Laughlin
Ore Company.
w. j. Embs w. T. Potter
Docket No. SO File No. 1854.
Soma Pentinen VS. John Dallifior,
Frank Colombini and Michigan Bond
ing and Surety Company,
G. ID. Dryer. A. j. Waffen |
Docket No. "a. File No. 1853 /
Carmelo Garufo VS.. Carmelo Rig
oni
George Power. A. j. Waffen
Docket No. S5. File No. 1850
John Smith VS. Tony Pulio
A. j. Waffen. Claude G. Rite
Docket No. So. File No 2S72
Milwaukee-W aukesha Brewing Co.
vs. Irving H. Jackson.
Charles ID. Symonds. Fred II. Abbott
Docket No. 81. File No. 2S75
Enerd Erickson VS.. William A. X.
Damitz and Chicago & Northwestern
Ry Company.
John McHale. A. ]. Waffen
Docket No 3s. File No. 2S76
John Berti by Alphonse Bert, his
next friend VS. Alfred Il. Bishop.
John McHale. l.. A. Lyon
Docket No. 80. File No. 1855
Frank Camins and Elizabeth Cam
ms W. Davidson Ore Mining Company.
A. f. Dixon. w. J. Kennedy
Docket No. 40. File No 1887
Anna TAN VS.. William Moss, David
and Frank Smart.
A j. Waffen. G. ID. Dwy4r.
Docket 70. Al. File No. 1891
Fred Miller Brewing Co VS. Eric
Oberg
Fred II. Abbott A. j. Warel
Docket No a.. File No. 1898
John Antilla, admir- estate of La1ri
Antilla deceased, VS.. Village Of A..
pha.
Legander & McNally. II. NJ. Pelham
Docket No. AZ. File No. 29O9
Adolph Lipman vs. Samuel Hammer !
( Jane L. Hammer
g. J Waffen, George Power.
Docket No. "A. File No. 2921
Frank yldas vs. Alexander sehla-
,ik,
i. +. Dixon. George Power
Docket No. As. File No. 2922
The Gaastra Realty Co vs. John
hard
George Power. A j. Waffea
Docket No. 46 File NO. 293S
The Delta Hardware Co. vs.. Klas
.indgren.
.ewis q Pierson.
Docket No. AZ. File No. 29S6
Standard Oil Company OF Indiana,
s. Frank w. Singler.
red f. Murphy
Docket No. as. File No 2s4O
Frank ]. Heindel VS. Barney Krom.
nixon q Murphy. l.. a. Lyon
Docket No. 40. File No. 2S5b
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
company VS.. II. EYGibbs and Charles
V. Gibbs.
: A. Bell.
Docket No. so. File No. 1897
Phillip L. Boyington VS.. Harry J. =
arson et al.
-. he II
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Docket No. 5511 File No-2675e
William P. webher vs.. Harry 5.
Rothschild.
Race a. Hass.
Docket No. Sc. File No. 272s
Frances stuslayich vs., chas. stusla-
vich.
NJ II Moriarty.
Docket No. 81. File No. 2s11o
Bertha LaPorte VS. Leon Laporte.
Joseph +. Cuddy.
Docket No. So. File No 2S2S
Daniel Barnett and John A. Monroe
VS. Huron Iron Mining Co. ct al,
A. J. waffen.
Docket No. SO. File No. 2S47
Amanda Auto VS.. John Auto.
Moriarty & Dwyer.
Docket No. 60. File No. 1852.
Evelyn Kennedy Mitchell VS.. James
Mitchell
A. j. wafren.
Docket No 6l. File No. 2ss1
Teresa Pori VS. George Pori.
Niduue - rite.
Docket No. 62. File No. 1883
Edith McIndoe VS. Bridget Leroy
l.. A Lyon.
Docket No. Co., File No. 1884
Alexander Isotalo VS. Hannah Iso-
talo.
l.. A. Lyon.
Docket No Ga File No. 2Sg6
Charles Peterson VS.. Christina l..
NJ. Peterson.
A j. Waffen.
Docket No. 65. File No. 2S9s
Baldwin Land Company VS.. Isla M.
Doolittle ct al.
Leigh C. Caswell.
Docket No. Sc. File No. 2sO1
Louisa sventz VS.. Frank Sventz.
A. j. Waffen.
Docket No. 81. File No. 291O
William f. Campbell VS.. Johanna
Campbell.
w. J. Embs.
Docket No. 6S. File No 29S2
Charles Carlson VS. Erica Carlson
A. ]. Waffen.
Docket No rs. File No. 2694
L. NJ Pryne VS.. Village of Iron Riv-
err.
George Power. A. f. Dixon
Docket No. 76. File No. 27z3
Verona Mining Co. VS.. Township of
Crystal Fails
VIM. p. Belden. Chas. II. Watson
Docket No. n. File No. 1888
Benjamin Block VS.. Gottlieb Wund-
err.
A. j. Waffen. George Power
Docket No. 60. File No. 1887
The Lake Erie Ore Company VS. G
George w. Youngs.
Isaac w Byers. A. f. Dixon.
Docket No. 20. File No. 2456
William d. McKeffry s.George W.
Youngs.
Isaac w. Byers. A. +. Dixnor
Docket No. II. File No. 2466
Alexander schlapIk VS.. Charles
sunni
'eolbe IoMeI. M. .. McDOnOugn
Docket No. ". File No. 1912
Mary A. Smith VS.. George Raymond
isaac w. Byers. GeorgePower
Docket No 70. File No. 1912
Morris Plous and Simon Miller, CO.
partners VS.. Frank Juniak
\ j. Wafen. George Power
Docket No. a. File No. 26Ss
Pabst Brewing Co. vs. Charles j..
olson, prin., and August woempner
md John Frey. sureties
: l.. Hammond. E.P. Lott
Docket No. rs. File No. 2749
William II. Marolf and Mamie
)berg VS. Joseph Ponozzo
j. Waffen Geo Power
Docket No. 20. File No. 2757
Joseph Marco VS.. Mike vusich.
!. +. Dixon.
Docket No So File No. 276S.
CONSTANT zyslowski VS. Ceciano Con-
o and Frank Nordo.
!. J. Waffen. A. +. Dixon
Docket No ST. File No. 27SO
Charles Fitzpatrick VS.. Arthur Amea =
/ al.
!. J. Waffen.
Docket No 49, File No. 2793
Clarence ID. Dryer VS.. Township OF
ID. Dryer
Docket No. SO. File No. 2sOs
Ann Boles ct al vs. John Anegon.
harles H. Watson.
Docket No. So File No. 24s1
Charles Bellstrom and Axel Peter
on vs. Dottie M. Power ct al.
ohm Power Abbott, Mcpherson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-23
saccharIne As Substitute.

Conservation workers have been
frequently asked whether saccharine
Is a desirable substitute for sugar.
The recent release from the u. S. de-
partment OF agriculture states that
saccharin in foods is regarded as an
adulteration under the food and drugs
act. Further the department states
that investigation has shown that the
continued use OF saccharin for a long
time, I'm quantities over three-tenths
OF a gram day, Is likely TO impair d.
gestion and that the substitution OF
saccharin for cane sugar and other
forms OF sugar reduces the food value
Of the product and hence lowers It's
quality.
Abbeville progress., 1918-03-23
JURY DRAWING

state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Nermii
ion, t7th, Judicial District Court
I, SimoEet Leblanc, Clerk Of Court
and Ex-OEicio, Jury Commissioner IA
the Parish Of Neymilion, Louisiana, q
hereby certify that, in accordance 1it
an order of Court issued March 4th
1918, the Jury Commissioners for the
Parish Of Vermilion, Louisiana. ieLaI'y
and qualified as such, uei
Ills 1s~ at nv office, aud in accord
-.so with said order proceeded TO drrw
Jrand and Petit Jurors for the 'un
NAL session cf this Curt, for the fol
lowing wees, - Wit:
The persons selected to serve .
Grand Jurors for the week heginuinG
Norda" March Twcnty-fftl, were a
fnff,yvg fo.yyit.
Abbeville progress., 1918-03-23
QUE EXPANDING fTTTDS


The need for saving and econ0mv hv
our people, the need for the most lib
eral and lonl financial support Of ous
.iovernmens p ..:a......gp1ople and Incl
dentally thaF----.A for some such fnan-
clal maehiIf f---,as that sought to be
secured bY r. war finance coprGatiOI
biH now pek~-Sg in Congress are not
only veriAe}nt the extraordinary de
mands madf Ion the United States
70 meet itis--..4r needs and the war
needs of thlf Co.'S, hut are also emJha
sized by tlk=-yowth Of our domestic
trade fY
The dom ;ae trade OF the United
States for ~ was estimated by Prof
Anderson, 5f Harvard University, at
So, 0,0e0D00; in 1913 it was but
SS0, 0,000,000D00 The strain on the Fl
nancial md ainery and resources Of
the COUNTRY TO take care Of this tre-
mendous increase in our domestic
trade as Well as meet the extraordi-
nary deinalds of the war can be ap'
preciated liy all.
: he SECRETARY Of the Treasury, In
drafting he war finance bill gave thor
ough studf to the measures adopted
by our alkes IN Europe and to the
conditions in this countrv, and it is
believed flat the proposed bill is Q
wise a1d cbaservative war measure 70
give relief during the period of the
war. It Is primarily a measure 60
enable tae financial Institutions of the
country 10 furnish necessary credits t.
industries and enterprises essential 10
the prnsecnEfon of the war, and Gecre.
tayvf McAaso Is of the opinion that the
mere e,sfstcnte of the machinery estab
ii'sfe1 Ttbis act would be so effective
IN maintaining confidence that the &c
tual exerc4e Of the. power would sell
dom be haededs s-
Abbeville progress., 1918-03-23


WENN'.'S. the condition of the
2fish t~casurr, as evidenced By tle
,uJrt Of the treasurer and of the see
-etarv, makes it necessary FOR the
Police Jury t. realize on the parish =
prospective revenues for the year 1918,
which are not now available, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Police
Jurv Of the Parish Of Verm;lion, Lou.
isia-a, in regular monthly session as
sembled, that the president Of the
Police Jury be and ae is hereby aQ-
thorized and directed to negotiate a
loan Of such amount as he should deem.
necessary, in n sum not exceeding Ten
Thousand $4,000 09) Dollars, to aas
and settle approved claims and obliga
tioas OF the Parish Of Vermilion, and
Be it further resolved, etc, That the
president f the Police Jury is hereby
authorized and directed to execute FOR
aud in the name end on behalf of the
Parish of Fctmiii0n, Louisiana, a note
or notes, or otlcr evidence Of inaebt
e1ness for tie amount he shall leeD,
requisite, not T. exceed Ten Thousand
$4,000 09l Dollars, dated March Ctr
1918, and payable April 18th, 1913, and
hearing FIVE (JTc) per cent per anaum
from maturity till paid, aad 10 secure
the full and final payment OF the IN
3Chteduess - created the Police Jury
hereby pledges and dedieates Fo1,-
0ili4 Of the taxes Of 1918 and all tsxe7
of the year 1917, and the treasurer OF
'be Parish of Verrnilion is herebw s2e.
,ially instructed 10 set aside and aola
intact until final retirement Of the said
ohhgatieH the taxes of the wears 1919
and 1917 aforesaid as the same are raid
in tc the Treasury IF the Parish nf
Vermilion, Louisiana
7. P, ELEMING.
KUN, r LeSLANC, ITesideat.
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