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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Cine GutSmnbuug Oes MauleS

mo Der 3ungc Don &iibcI, WObeI oil
VtanlIdleinlbullt gcrotel uno per.
nlcbrt warm iii, loluie Elm Weiierll
mo Itartes Spciheln iidJ 5eigt, mel.
ltclls audi Die 6lltterouinubnle CT.
ldrpert oOer gang a%nfgebpben it,
tonlmt blufigcr Dor un0 lit I'M all.
~0cnleinen nid)t 9cfGbrlidL lGBt id,
bel %iad)gunaBer YeJunJlung mel.
items audi ldlneu mIeoer beieitlgen,
Nan Jorge 5ull0d)t Oafilr, Dab ct
lralgc llrladrn Der Gnt5ltlolrnQ
WcrbrcnueL Nc6eL itudl!ides,
ldlIIIgca 6llttcr, Don SIattIalllcn
Dciallenca 6lltter ullu.) brleItlgt mer.
0cu. GGrauf lit Oas NaIll Ger er.
tranftrn Stub grllnOli6 nit elmer
&oluu8 allS5lpinlc!rL ole aus 100
lelIen Nullcr, III SelIen Gilig, }
&eIIcn NoUlal5 mo 8 Seiicn 9on'9
bergeItellt Ill
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Sdliitt bic Stinffatcn!

Wir baben nod INNER picl gu
tun, lpenn bas Yro9ramm Der Grs
bultuns aller notiirli9en 9ilfsquels
len iiberall I'M tleinen ipie i'm 9ros
ZEN Sur Wabrbeit semndt iperoen
foil. Ni4t Sulebt iollte Der omes
ritaniide Sarmer itets oiefer @rbols
tungspfIidt einorln9llh 9eoenten, be-
ipnoers oa piele 9anonIrte lua9e
Sabre ben Wert geWiiier tierilAer
0ilisquellen pie Der lniettenz
pertilsenben 9Dsel - 10 idn0pe pers
tannten uno al!es taten. mos lls
tonnten, bieie 3ierten uussurotten
ober 81 perIfeuten. Gum Yell
bauert bieie @ertennunq io9or nod
beute fort.
Die Natur ldbt ben Meniden oft
fdiper fir iolde Dinge biBen. i'm
benz iie ibn nit allerlei %2ancplagen
beimIu6t, bic feline Grntes6offnuns
gen erpbenteils pernitten uno nod
IpnIt llnautrGgIi6teiten perurfdhen.
3obllofe psrbserenoe Snietten treiz
ben ibr perniini6tss Wert, no Sin9s
p6gsl ielten gepproen iino; Sdoren
pon 5elbmauien unp onocren Nos
germ f0nnen, i'm @efplae Der Sotung
bon gulen. bes 2anDmonnes Irbeit
sunihte MADDEN u. I. ~.
Sn neueItsr 3eit erIt limb piele
Sbltbouer oobinter eetommen, oaB
au ienen %pertannten 6reunoen oes
MeniGen audi bic Stinttube geb0rt,
o~ep0bnlia Stunt" genannt. IieIe
boben pieie Siere nur oes 8eru6es
balber eetStet, uno in ben lebten
poar sSobren boben niht psnige Sars
mer bur6 bic itdrtere HnGfra9e na6
benz pels Iid perIeiten ~laiien, eiiriasr
ouf ie Saao gu MAIDEN. Dies bat
pielfo6 cine idlimme Ylage berbei>
eefiibrt, ndmlih bic unbeimlide Sor@
niiIens8 attuna, pelfe ols vDellop
Sodet" betonnt lit UNI reife Sriifte
in sroBen Mengen serit0rt, ME ald
pe9sn hires StodeGs seIiirdtet iit.
Mnnhe SbItQdrtner meioen ieoen
@trnuh poer Baum dnoitlif, mo Iih
Elm Nsit oieier aelben 5eufeI@en Be
finbet.
Sir bic GtinttaBe aber 1T Elm fol-
DIES HeIt allemnl rein gefunoenes
5reffen". unb ie per'6linat ollie bic
SnIoiien gierig UNI tonn niht aes
mug bon bieier 2ieblin9sipeiie triesr
gen. @er cine Stinttabe tDtet. be-
roubt iid uno onbere zines pobrn
Jreunbes. Simmer itGrter pirb benin
ou6 bas 8erlnngen ben Sbitbouern,
bab oas Stinttisr aud seieBlid ae
idiibt tperoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
@crmam G%bantanana, 1870. Hna.
Program.
FIRST DAY

2:30 p. m. Opening Exercises and
Important Announcements.
300 p. m. First Roundup of Plea
sure-The Althea Players-Rich in
Musical Features, Vocal and lnstru-
mental. Admission SEC, Wan tax &c,
Total 40c.
400 p. m. Organization of Children
for Circus Building.
500 p. m. Another Musical Treat
The Althea Players
$40 p. m. Lecture, Grit, Grace and
Greenbacks"-Dr. James l.. Gordon.
One of the Greatest Orators on Any
Platform. Admission 36c, War Tax
DC, Total 40c.
SECOND DAY
900 a. m. Children Learning to
Build Animals.
2:30 p. m. Lecture on War Exper-
iences-By a Man Selected at the Lat
est Possible Moment. Admission 36c,
War Tax &c, Total 40c.
500 p. m. Cartoons and Songs-Al-
ton Packard -- Americas Greatest
Platform Cartoonist and Entertainer.
Admission 45c, War Tax SC, Total Soc.
THIRD DAY
2:30 p. m. Grand Concert-The Rou-
manian Orchestra-Music of Unsur-
passed Excellence and Charm. Admis-
sion 36c, War Tax &c, Total 40c.
500 p. m. Evening Concert, Vesper
Service-The Roumanian Orchestra.
$40 p. IN. Lecture-Recita "Old Linn
Jucklin," Unique, Scholarly, Humor-
Gus, Penetrating-Opie Read-The
Great American Novelist. Admission
45c, War Tax SC, Total SOC.
FOURTH DAY
900 p. m. Children Fitting up a
Circus.
2:30 p. m. Lecture, unseen Forces"
Judge Manford Schoonover-One of
the Big Men Of the Sunflower State.
Admission 36c, War Tax DC, Total 40.
500 p. m. Dramatic Production,
"The Melting Pot"-Zangwill's I'm
mortal Picture of Building American
Citizenship. Admission 45c, Wan Tax
&c, Total SOC.
FIFTH DAY
1890 a. m. Grand Parade on Main
Street Followed by Circus Perform
NICE under the Big Chautauqua Tent
by the Chautauqua Riddles.
2:30 p. m. Patriotic Music-The
White Hussars-Snappy, Musical, Full
Of High Life.
800 p. m. Lecture, "The Mental Ma
chine in Action" A Brainy Presenta-
lion of a Great Thence. T. Austin.
Admission Sc, War Tax &c, Total 4oc.
500 p. m. A Singing Band-The
White Hussars-In Program of Sur
passing Beauty and Power. Admis-
sion 45c, War Tax sc, Total SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Ian triIe lid Sic Elrmnrbeiten
10 ein. OnB Is. moun Ole Samnn5cit
bcrnnactommry 1T .mosIid ~iro'
Sa9 mo NaM en- wadinmeS sIuge
auf Die Sd'urhcihe III haben. Sfaie,
ocrcn Nbl.dmru unuitttIbnr hcuor.
itcbi, lun0crc man pom iIbrl9en
Hcit Der &crot lH. Nuu bulte Tie
Dor nllenI Don nnocrrm %icb oii Der
Snrm fern. Sdpctnc Ial!cu be.
fanntlid) nit %orlicbs iibcr lun9e
SGnmer her. @ci tnltem 8etter
Jorge man iiir rilcn marmcn Stall.
Der gut ciu1eitrcnt mo Dem 9ifte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
%%crtrciuuug Ocr NartDifclfdtrr.

&artpfleItdIer. ODER utelmsbr be
ren Surpen, lOiien iiA iebr lsidt
totem uermittelit Barrier Grin, uno
Slpur 3iebe man es Dor, oasielbe
troden an3ulpenosn, anltutt i'm Wai
Ter permii9t. Man tue friite trpts
tene 4iae in einen grpben Sud unp
idiittele iie burd, etlpa in cine
9robe S4iiiel. Oieie iein &c.
itdubte 4fde piro nun nit Barrier
8riin permif6t - etlpa einen &c.
9duften 5eelOifel poll auf elm Quart
aide punn piro lie ipieoerum
in einen Sad 9etan unp Der ge.
itGubun9saparat lit fertis. Dos
Yeitduben Der pflanaen 9eibiebt am
beiten tur3 Dor abeno. ipenn Der
Bino fid gelest bat; am na9iten
Miorsen idon piro allies freiisnoe
llnseSiefer tot iein. Dos Barrier
Grin NIT Waifer uermittelit @iebs
Tame ober Spriiber appliSiert. 1T
nidt 70 pirtiam als bas geitduben.
0us Waffer nit benz Site lduft
gep0bnlih in oen 9lattminfcIn ms
8ertiefunsen Der glGttsr auiommen.
lpdbrenb an ben glatten Stellsn
nidts baften bIeibt. Oas gbiuhen
Der &Gfst lit cine miibepolle 4rbeit.
Dos 9eftduben BON einem We're 9ars
tofieln fam in UeniseE Winuten
aeideben unb 1T 5ualetq pirtfomer
als anpere Methoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

ser Sonne aliSgcicst iii; Der Staa
nlllB auBrrbcnl cine CUTE &rltilatlon
buben.. Sn biciull Stntle n!illlen
ole trGdytI9tn &iutitrldalc Bprllacno
9iullm Daben. Mnn mub AMI Ieocs
~Dcrartl1r Sd)oi II Bis IL Gltaorat'
iub @o0enildd]c rrdllcn, mclln nidt
cine oid)tere NruGlfcrumg ocS Sinllcs
nutlpcnbig lit, I'M ole Siere Iuarm
gu baltcn. Wtnn uerih!lcBe allc
OtiInlungcn, Ourd) lpelde ulelleldt
Die Hammer entihlilplrn unb lcrt'
luuien f0nntcu. Dan lolite audi
trunaportoble NilrOen, pier bel pier
Sub 5ur &criil8uIlg boben, I'm mir
Elm SdaI mo irin Sonm eincr
Nnllm obidlugcn 81 tonnen. big ods
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
E.L.HAFFNER, NJ. D.
HERMANN, MO.
r, J. koener,
Sdmira II. &agenmadcr
Sermann, Mu.

Sd mcrbe bcitrcbt icin MIR bic
bcitcu Irbeiten II. @oarcn 81 liefern.
Sd babe lanee grfabrung I'M Yfcrbe-
bcihlogrn iomobl mic i'm Sdmieoe-
uno @oNcnbarlhwcrf.
Sarnnpngcu. @liggics, Wanlr.
Spreobers uuo Mai6inen an
Sano oocr olf @vitellltne 81 9iinlti-
gen 9c0iuaungen uno 81 o%nnebmba.
rem BrciIcn geliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

3amm 5mci bis orei Gage ali &c.
moroen lit. BUR Sono mulien Ter
ncr lcin:
Cine Observation-Disclosures, Inn
Ole Sdaie ariinOlid ocsiniiSieren gu
fonnen.
Glauberial5 (Gpiom SaIt), &i5i'
nus0l (Gaitor CID unb robes Sein'
iamenoI, INN Die 8eroaunns gu re-
geln.
@iicntinftur, 8entian ooer Singer
als iiimulierenoes Wittel.
Seife CUR ScrItealing bon Seifer1'
l0iungen fir eoentueu notwenoige
&lpItiere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Sootinftur, I'M geihpollene Outer
uno Den Atabcl (5ur Gerbiitung BON
Nabelent5iinonua) bcbanocln gu f0n.
nen.
Sauseitopiel. I'M Die iuneen
2Gmmer nit ytild trGnten 81 ton.
lleil.
Cine Mtetaliprise nit grOBenl
Wunbitiid uno cine nit tlcinenl
Munoltiid, lestere, llm audi Den
gang iurgen Sammern Giuipribun'
gen MAIDEN 81 fonnen.
Man gebraudt uiclleiht unO bof.
ientlld) all bieie Mittcl nid)t, aber
lie loutcn ood] 5ur Snno iein, I'M
fie I'M Nptfau iofort unlpenoen gu
f0nl1en.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
IMMENSE STORES
NEEDED TO FEED
MEN ON TRANSPORTS

An account Of how soldiers are FED
It sea is given in the daily newspaper
ubished on transport:
q" Outside of providing 100000 meals
t sea, the mess officer of the ship
mas very little to do. Very little.
He is only called upon to provide
by the regulations, $50 different varie
lies flood That's all. Ever try to
rider $50 different things to eatf Yet
his is the authentic list.
The food needed to feed several
thousand men at sea ranges beyond
he glutton s dreams. You get the
,nswer in the ship down below the
water line, where 100 loaves of bread
ave been baked in one day, and where
N stumble over every variety, from
900 pounds of beef to $4,000 eggs,
Ia compartment of brick ice cream
IN a l0-degree -above-zero vault.
And if this doesn't suit, you can
amp along into 1924 pounds Of pc.
,atnes, 100 pounds of ham and bacon,
800 pounds of butter, 1920 pounds
sugar, and 81, 800 pounds of flour
If you can t get a meal out of this
ou can still fall back on 1900 pounds
+ sausage, 3,400 pounds of sauerkraut
5000 pounds of apples, 1880 pounds
II oranges, and 1920 pounds of onions
Md this leaves out 1900 pounds OF
;am and 9,400 pounds o. lima and navy
beans.b
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
GIRLS DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR,
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try this! Hair get thick, glossy,
wavy and beautiful
at once.

Immediate? -Y,~,. Certain that :
the iov OF it. Your hair becomes light,
awvv. fluffy, abundant and appears IS
soft, ustrous and beautiful as Young
Girl Z, after Dauderiuc hair cleante.
lust try this-mvistcu cloth with
little Dandcriuc and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
stand at a time. This VIII cleanse the
hair Of dust, dirt, or excessive on, and
in lust a few moments YOU have douo-
led the beauty of your hair. delight
full surprise awaits those whose har
has been neglected or Is scraggy, faded
dry. brittle or thin. Besides bcautEiE-
inc the hair, Danderine dissolveS every
particle of dandruif; cleanscs, puriies
and invigorates the scalp, +-Fever stop
ping itching and fallinuil ,r, but what
week's use, when al Gee new hair
fine and downy mley seyes- -i real real
ly new hair or er the ses ~.
| If you care II hal'
ii You care TOR pretty, sott hair, aud
lots of it, surely get a small bottle OF
Knowlton Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter for few cents.
ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
MONEY INSTEAD OF
MERCHANDISE SHOULD
BE SENT TO SOLDIERS

The original order that the approval
If a regimental or higher commander
was necessary before packages might
be sent to members Of the expedition
AIRY forces has been modified 50 officers
with the rank of ma ior and higher may
approve shipments. The approval Of
company commander is not sufficient.
The question Of the shipment of par
cells to France first came to the atten-
ton of the War Department when the
commanding general of the expedition
arv forces cabled that congestion or
such articles had reached such point
hat French railroads were unable %
handle the load. 4 board appointed by
the Secretary of War and the Pastmas-
er Generol examined 5000 sacks OF
,arcclpost mail, and found that the ar
-;cles being sent not only, IN the nam,
we're absolutely Unnecessary, but undo
sirable. The investigation showed that
the amount of such men had reach" /
q total cf 100000 pounds a week, and
was steadily increasing.
Relatives and friends, according 20 a
recent statement by the War Depart
ment, viii find they often can do
| .teatcr service TO soldiers by sending
! .cm money for the purchase Of a.
les in France than by forwarding
| % articles Tobacco is now being 81 -
lied rs part Of the Army rations, and
merchandise Of ucarl" all kinds may
.ow be purchased in France through
Inc hugh general store established bY
Loco uartcrmaster Corps at lower pu-
res than charged by retailers here
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
-W.ag.-
MANY .ATTR ACTIONS
STAGED IN THE 40
CAMP THEATRES

There are now AZ theatres which
cost over $55O,000, in operation in
camps and environments throughout the
country Nearly 100 vaudeville acts
nave been brought from the large cir
cults 10 play in these theaters only;
about 80 acts have been secured from
Chautauqua an dlyceum bureaus; 30
comedy companies are playing in these
theaters exclusively. Some of these
are original New York companies, play
Ing the summer season only, with ex-
penses reduced about two-thirds.
The camps have been divided into
two circuits In one the Liberty thea
tcrs seat 5000, in the other. the houses
are smaller. having capacity of about
1000 each. 1t takes from Il to Is
weeks for a production 10 be staged in
each house of either circuit
"Snilage" books, sold throughout
the country under the direction OF the
Commission on Training Camp Activi-
ties, contain coupons good for admis.
sioa to al stiysctioss IN camp thsatsgl,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
WOMEN TORTUREDl
Suffer terribly with corns because o!
high heels, but why
care now,

Women wear high heels which buck
lie M their toes and they suffer terri
bly, from corns. Women then proceed
to time these pests, seeking relief, but
they hardly realize the terrible DANCE
from Infection, says Cincinnati au-
thoritv.
Corns can easily be lifted out with
the fingers il YOU will get from any
drug store a quarter of an ounce of a
drug called frcezcue This Is sufficient
TO remove every ha~d or soft corn or
callus from ones feet. You simply
apply a few drops directly upon the
tender, aching corn or callus The
soreness is relieved at once and soon
the entire corn or callus, root and all,
lifts out without one particle of pain.
This freezcne is sticky substance
which dries in a moment II lust shriv.
els up the corn without infaming or
even irritating the surrounding tissue
or skin. Tell your wife about this,
Adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
ABBEvILLE, vERMILIoN PARISH,
THERE ARE ETNDR5s- OF
MUSIC-HUNGs SOLDIERS.

Who's got phonog9h to give to
the soldiers!
Records, too. are nee&,
They are to go To t1,p Mcclellan,
near Admission, where IL n Is of mus
ic-hmgry boys will ma good use of
them.
That neglected phono'dyA Of yours,
which has been silent foy, ks because
the family is tired OF airing it, would
cause unlimited JOY if yere trans
planted to Camp McClellt.
If you can't give up our machine,
mabe you can contribut'some records.
Go through your cabine,ond pick out
the duplicates and thOs'T-st your are
SO used to that they CT lost their
charm for YOU The sollT find
them fresh and interest <aSsss, H-fash-
toned melodies, folk songgI&fnd pie, Is
and popular arias from as viii be
mighty welcome.
II YOU live nearer Annlon than ya.
10 to New O~leaHs slip om pscciH,
or records stra..& ter, IN. /. F'iel,
Director II s. Miller, ca @ldcCle'lan
Admission, Ala. Otherwau send then
to Harry 7. Howard " CT Mill
tary Relief, Gulf at the Re,
. cross, 225 PostofficT New Or
4 leans
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
UGH! CALOMEL MIu-,
YOU "a. TK SICK
Stop using danger Etpefore
it Salivat
It's ho'r ar

YOU'RE bilious, slug:isG yin tipated
and believe YOU need Y Dangerous
.alomcl to start your liYf and clean
YOUR bowels.
Here s my guarantee! !, your drug
gist for a bottle of sS-.on S Liver
Zone and take a spOor1, snight. +
it doesn' Z start your liT -! straight
en- you right up better aiN calomei
and without gripping or M. .r5 you sick
| want you to go back to ' store and
get your money.
Take >calomel today q ntOmorrOw
YOU will feet weak aEdbto}k and nau
seated. Don I lose a dayt work. Take
a spoonful of harmlesso sEetable bod
sons Liver Tone to =. and wake nj
feeling great. 1t 'Heii'h lily harmless
so give it to yctihs "ius any time
Z can't salivate, so Gthe'nm eat any
thing erwards.-Adv.~k
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
FOOD RATION
TO BE CARRIEIfiehT mr.
GAS-PROOF 0jleSs God

The Quartermaster's ID
now supplying gas-proof ,
Che soldiers in the zone Of
IN France. These contaiI
seepage of gas into the co
guard against contaminal
food. The men carry the
rations in tn containers
brought up to the trench
in the new tins,
After the food is paeke,
tanners they are hermeti
It is planned to use parat
ng as it settles in the ere
4 way that it mist be eli
lids can be taken off. L
piled by running: the conta
a paraffine bath.
Because the supply of
and there may not be en-
ply the needs OF the Army
master Department is
WITH the war paper box.
show that these boxes nj
lions satisfactorily. The
es both are vermin and
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
For Constipation and BiliousneSs.

Geo. Jencr, 416 Labor St, San Anton
10, Tex, writes: "Folev Cathartic Tab.
iets have proven the best laxative !
have taken and l recommend them t
sufferers from constipation or bilious
ness. They should be in every travel
'ng man s grip" Relieve sick head
ache bloating or other condition caused
by bad digestion. Sold Everywhere
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
ABBEvILLB Baptist CHURCH.

SUnIaV o-H00I, 10 a. ~, FTaNF 0To0'
bins, Supt.
Preaching at ~ O'Clock and $50.
just preceding the Sermon, Bro. :. o.
Olivier VII attend 70 the "rdincc OF
Haptisa, and after the sermon tie
CLurch will observe the ordinance OF
the Lori'- Supper. Thi, is a very lm-
rartant service and every member IS
urged to be present and take part,
:. .nc evening service the saved
and unsavcl viii receive a message that
viii help their vitality in the thing per
tai.ing 10 God.
The Laiip-' missionary Society viii
larc, AZ the Church Tuesday, 10 q. ~.
Reader, vou are cordial" invited 20
all these services. Come aud we viii
do tle good. o.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

last. Against ali
temptations to com
promise the women
- E----4. 80 80 =
promise the women
Of America should
5 t a IA i firm and
united" says Mrs.
Thomas J. Preston,
Jr. formerly Mrs.
Grover Cleveland),
IN Il message to the
Nolnen of America,
a a d e y u b | i c
through the Ma
lunal 5 e writ y
.cdG ue.
Mrs. Preston 10
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
LATEST BUYERS OF w. S. S.

n Ia Y
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;,''', r,,,,,, o-tL 1o1s
M NJ rornio KiLbo
A,,,I.r,.;sn Viotor
n",I Dr,;,or
Nj. ,,,,r,1sta Tonrisson
MS, - I}s, 49, = III
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H. ~ T'I;o
n,,I,'a IanJrv
E.,,i. W summers
NJ Io.a,t;no sellers
caI.n;'I SaIlars
I'L, Sill.
)I I", prasso,,x
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81. ToRIorc
N,rs Thomas Rouroeois.
crI,.n,,s Rnnrooois
r ''',',''' Pa,,l,e
m UaIor+
NJ Fo,nic Tobolt
81 Isoo.s
w.. i'".,L,r,io Iacbaussee.
IcorcYv
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Pa, p / RoIlarl
NJ. r II Miller.
charles Iibersat.
w II St,rsburv.
GJor lucoin
II NJ Warrru
foyJ Dorc.
Mrs sarah Stansburv.
Job1 Stausburv.
Hmtor Canal COMPANY (4I, O0O.OO)
p L RourGuc
Miss tuucs Landry.
Miss Blanche Mini.
Mss Tbc,ma Golden.
Miss Dorothy Golden.
Wrs / & Cotbran.
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I y Stapshurv.
g ! Moss
Miss Norma Provost.
Mrs Onezimc Duhon.
Iuvsse Guidrv.
Miss bertha Kheuling.
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
NEW REGULATIONS p,
PROVIDE FOR IMPORTATION
FOR MEXIqdN LABOR

To assist in meeting the pre-
shortage in unskilled lair restrict
have been temporarily 4 lIuyed on
Importation of MexicaRa labor t.
used in certain occupatie,s This
Implements the order which
Department of Labor ha5 ar % % :
bring Porto Rican labolbrs Go.'
country for work .on Go Ierntod-
tracts. :, It is eseimase55i IA fNPn
4srnssss SO - { { sire :sssTY u u.
oortatior 9 i3'gavaiIable.
New regulations ON
Mexican labor contain ri n "a
to prevent any attempt al iLnd
on the part of prospectif m
Wage rates current for sim
the localities in watch
alien is to be employed al ~. u"
well as good housing afyl NeF
conditions. N
Applications for permit r
port Mexican labor under I 81
vision may be filed with beS tn
immigration or employment g5f tn
Gals, giving the number rs 70,
desired, class of work. wad brod IN
Of employment. = hu,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
RAILROAD ADMINISTI
MAKES PROVISIO
WHEAT

The box-car situation ~
present than it has been he
during the last three yeaEit
to advice received by thss
# Agriculture from the +,
miniStration. y, J.
On May l box cars beiii' /.
into wheat territory, and !
ing roads ar expected to |
lines more than the norm Q
cars owned by them. Caltt
parked in wheat-loadinsf
which was impossible Lash !:
Railroad Administration 1
to move cars into wheat =,
long as there is any lad =
additional cars will be neeI
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06

lie WI lllu rs W III
( shall become an
immediate convert
to their kultur,
arguing that since
t II ey had won
against such fear
full odds, and
with practically
the whole world
lined up against
them, their theory
Of life and con-
duct must be
tight and ours
wrong"
The in CT d e n I
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
Fewer at Health Resortsthe Unit

Increased expenses IN q
1T health resorts will kes
sever and asthma suffered
summer. Foley's Honey |
recommended as a satisfal
TOR hay fever and asthn
and soothes, allays infial,
irritation, and eases the 81
ton. Sold Everywhere. A
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
ORDINANCE BY POLICE JURY
TO PROHIBIT GAMBLING

At the meeting Of the Police Jury
Wednesday, July 3rd. an ordinance was
adopted which is destined to be IN ac-
cord with other regulations all over the
parish to prohibit all kinds Of gambling
and is as follows:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
MoRBIDITY WEEKLY REPORT.

Week ending June %, 1879
Epidemic Cerehrospiual Meningitis:
Orleans l.
Anthrax: GIflt 2.
Ieprosy: Orleans |.
Typhoid: Allen :, Ascension 2. As
sumption 3. Avoeviies /, Beauregard ],
Bienville /. Caddo |. Il Baton Potge
., iberia 10. tbervillt :. LAFAYETTE O.
Orleans S, 0uaebita /, .Papides g., Rich
land I. St. Charles /, st. Martin +
st. MARI 3, Terrehonne >, termiliou
-, Webster
niphthe-ia: Caddo >, Orleans 70
ST Mary 3. ST. Tammany 4, Terrebonne
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
TO THE PUHI,

The Board of State AT
view the assessment Of Il
Vermilion, on Wednesday !
+ july, 1918, at its offic4
If Nation Rouge. Any tai
ing g complaint to makeI.
IA to offer is Invited Ia
N the date fixed or ~
Board with refeFense
the date fixed.
At this time tie Board i
fairs will review the YAH
the assessor. and the ;t;5lA
will fix values fof Stat
purposes, !,
seAap or STAT
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-07-06
RECOGNIZABLE!
BY GERTRUDE ATHERTON,
Author Of 1.-The CaIifornians," 1.-THE
conqueror," The Bell In
the Fog" Etc.

A few days ago an American whose
LOYALTY has been undertaking from the
beginning of the war said TO me: II