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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-29

rpOral Stanley Yarbrough is at
? on a furlough, the guest of
brother, Mr.. Arthur Yarbrough.
Fey says that health conditions
improved greatly at Camp
eler and that all the boys are in
health, but all are eager to be
over there" where they can do
real effective work for Uncle
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-29

rs. VIM. Steitz, Mrs. Hayes and
and Mrs. G. G. Weaver returned
night from a delightful weeks
to Tampa, st. Petersburg and
s-a-Grille.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-29
Party In Honor
nf Mr. Vernon kanOde

TaTIy III nVhVA
OF Mr.. Vernon KanOde
Mrs. C. W. Maxey entertained a
number OF his friends last evening al
the home of his sister, Mrs. ]. H. Brad
shaw. in honor of Mr.. Vernon ka-
rode who leave tomorrow for the
camp.
The sitting room and dining room
were decorated with ferns. Fruit
cream and cake were served late in
tbe evening. Those present were Miss
az Lenora, Ruth and Lena Startling.
Nora Kanode, Messrs. Vernon kanodo
and Chas. Bradshaw.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-29

LncOnicS

trs stephen Jewett returned home
terday afternoon from a delight
visit with relatives at Lakeland
la Banner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-29
BOY SCOUTS

There will be Scout meeting this
evening at 7:15, at the City Hall,
All members urged to be present.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
PROPOSE CHANGE IN
JUDICIAL PROCEDURE

Springfield. Sept Is --- The compre-
hensiye plan for reform in judicial
procedure proposed by Gov. Low len
includes the complete revision of the
law of Illinois in reference to settle
ment of estates
In line with this action the Illinois
stare Bar Association has created a
Committee on Revision of Probate
Practice composed Of three judges OF
probate courts, three judges Of COUNTY
courts, exercising probate Jurisdiction
and three practicine attorneys.
Judge Henry Homer OF the probate
court OF Chicago is chairman. The
members Of the bar who serve on this
committee are James H. Mathenv Of
Springfield, Geo. w Covert OF Quincy
and Walter X Lincoln of Chicago.
Mr. Covert is the former law partner
OF the late Judge Joseph n lincoln
OF Quincy, who served on the supreme
court for many years Mr.. Lincoln is
specialist in probate matters. par
ucularly in Inheritance tax matters.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
MURDERER GOES TO
CHESTER FOR LIFE

Pana. Sept l3-Pleading guilty to
numbering Roy Hail, grandson OF VIII
liam Clark, member Of the State Dem
ocratc Committee and candidate f1c
the Christian county nomination for
aged 43, OF Palmer, has been SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment in Chester
penitentiary in the circuit court here
Deadrick confessed to shooting Eamil
last winter at Palmer in an argupen
over The possession of a quart bottle
of @hiskey which Hamil was said to
have taken from Deadrick's coat peck
ct while it hung in pool room as
joke.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
HILTABRAND. In PRISON.
BUT WANTS u S. COURT
TO PASS ON SENTENCE

Springfield. Sept. - - supreme
APPEALS filed here yesterday follow:
Illinois Public Utilities Commission
lrom the Sansamon county circuit
court decision ordering the commits
sion to furnish O record of the Dekalb
Sycamore Company authorization OF
increased steam heat rates.
Edgar s. Strause, convicted Peoria
bank cashier slayer appealing his
ease from the state supreme court TO
the United States Supreme court
The record is one of The largest ever
filed in court.
John f. Harteubower of Ottawa and
George d Hiltabrand of Peoria. Of
ficers of the detunct Tonica Exchange
Bank OF Tonica, convicted in the La
Sale county circuit court OF embez-
clement appealing their case from the
state supreme cous to the United
states supreme court
Smith-Lohr Coal Company from the
decision Of the La Sale county circuit
court awarding Mrs Mayme Jones
s. SOC for the death of her husband
killed in the Company's mine at Para,,
La Sale county.
Joseph r. Thompson appealing
from the Appellate court. second dis
trict. affirming the judgment Of the La
SalIa county rirpuit rOurf 1aUYiuc
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
AN EXPLOSION!

Just as the heavy boom and barrage
fire is the fore runner OF an attack in
@'FN/g5EHrI, Egy G3 force, SO there
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
DECIDES TO Be
A LIVE ONE
Young Man Gets Next to
Himself.

One OF our young men sure has
come to the front in short order and
his friends are at loss to under
stand his untiring energy and ability
TO work and get results, where only
a few weeks before he seemed TO be
all run down and almost a nervous
wreck
Questioned by a curious friend as
to the cause of the sudden change,
he said: Il sure was in bad shape
ana no one knew il better than | did,
II had my goat for fair. was all
in and my nerves shot to pieces with
worrimeut and sleepless nights. One
day | overheard a customer telling
what Phosphated Iron had done for
him and | could not get supply
quick enough. That's the whole
story, just Phosphated Iron. Ny
poor tired overworked nerves just
seemed to be Phosphate hungry, the
Why they NODh lLOAu VI IT, AhN seq
what a relief felt like new man.
Could sleep at night and get up in
the morning feeling like twoyear-
Old Believe me. had some appe-
tite too, my weight increased rapidly,
my face filled out and had the color
OF perfect health thai only goes with
pure blood well fed with Iron.
You can bet | am strong for
Phosphated Iron. Everyone who
tries It is a booster.
DO you know eves the doctors
are prescribing il; trust them to get
next to a good thing. they were not
long wiseing up to Phosphated Iron
TO insure doctors and their
patients getting the genuine Phos-
plated Iron we have put in capsules
only, so do not allow dealers to sub
stitute pills or tables Lutz Rexall
Pharmacy and leading druggists ey.
erywhere.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

& y is q general
4 4 3e9l feeling OF ap.
II pre- h e sion,
. dullness, the
( "blues,' giving notice
OF a coming urlc-acld
attac k-a fear of
going TO hap
en-; headache, vertigo,
igh coIored, over acid
rine and something
oos happenl Nature is
giving warning
bat there's going TO be
n uric acid Explosion"
his uric acid poison
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
Couldn't Follow Him

at small country church a newly
married couple were receiving some
advice as to their future conduct.
you must never both get cross at
once; it is the husbands duty to pro.
tect his wife, and wife must love and
obey her husband and follow him wher.
ever he goes
But, sir pleaded the young bride,
q haven't finished yet remarked
the clergyman She must"
But, please, sir, can't you alter that
last part? My husband is a postmau. "
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

accumulates within the body and sud-
denly is driven in an attack on the sur
rounding tissue structures, resulting in
an acute attack OF govt, neuralgia,
cramps, rheumatism, or out OF the body
entirely by way OF kidneys and bowels
(urine becoming cloudy with urates).
For this reason one should take warning
and avoid the severity of the attack by
taking a simple, safe and harmless
remedy. Drink plenty OF hot water
between meals and take "Anurc,"
double strength, after meals. "Anuric'
tablets stimulate the proper working OF
the eliminatlve organs and insure the
removal OF the waste products from the
body; thus the severe attack is avoided,
or in few days the severe pain. OF
!1mbago, rheumatism, neuralgia dlsap-
pear and one is "tip-top' again. This
"Anurlc" was the discovery OF DR.. Pierce
and his able staff ut the lnvalids llote,
and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N. y,
where you can obtain trial package by
sending l0c for postage and wrapping.
Quincy, It'll am glad to tell what
Doctor Piorce'S Anuflr has done FOR me
II i a fine remedy | have been great
sufferer with my back aud hip for years
but Annric did wonders for me. ! have
taken SYO bottles uf the tablets and tell
everyone what good medicine it is,
Mrs. STELLA SrEckpALL, GA Madi
SON Street,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
GETS ADDITIONAL
SEPTEMBER CALLS

Springfield. Sept Is = Two adds
tional draft calls have been received
by Adjutant General Dickson. On,
calls for 1su negroes, who are TO oe
sent 20 Camp Grant. Rockford. Sept p
10 q and the other FOR 25t limited
service men OF whom 2ue go TO the
Columbus O., barracks and 'e TO inc
Jefferson. Mo. barracks on Sept. -.
Both calls ore for Glass ! men only
The negroes will be general service
men. while the limited service selects
are to be white and qualiuet as stelo-
craphers and typiSt~.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
DEBS Coveted
FOR ESPIONAGE

Cleveland, sept l3 Eugene V.
Debs, charged with violating the es.
pionage act was found guilty BY fed.
efal jury yesterday.
Talking to newspaper men after the
verdict, Debs said.
1T is all rialt ! have no com.
plant to make It viii come out all
right in Gods good time "
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13
For the BABY

The lung motor Is an ai- pump which
is good 10 start the breathing process
in newly bern babies.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

Gentleman riding on jaunting car,
which is just passing large mansion,
to driver WHO lives there, Pat?'
Och! shure it's Mr.. O'Flaherty--but
he's daed.'
And what aid he die Of, Pat?'
"raith, thin, he died Of Tuesday"
"And how long has he been dead?"
"Shure, yer honor, if he'd lived till
tomorrow he'd have been dade fort.
night
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

II you hlwo loa. anything you can
ind 1t by advertising in the Free Trad
sr-Journal
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19

State Of south Dskota, County Of Grant. %.
In Circuit Court, Fifth Judica! Circuit
In the matter Of dtscharging . mortgage Of rec.
ord BY Court when holder 10 decsssed.
WHEREAS: II. J. wasnt3.e has caused TO be
made and died . regular application for On order
discharsing . certain mortgage OF record by
Cont, when the holder 10 deceased, representing
said mortgage to have been fully paid and that
NO sctive representative OF the e6sate Of George
Z. Roth. deceased, mortgage. 10 now acting In
the State Of South Dakota, and that said mort
gssge dated Nay %, 1902 made y william Z; FL
-. 1904. q $50 O'Clock a. N. recorded In Boof
70 Of mortgages. Page l6l. In the office Of the
Register Of Deeds Of Grant county. South Dako
70, Tor the consideration Of 1905. 90 npon and
covering the northwest qnafter Of Section thirty
two CS2l, Township one hundred and twent, ESQ
Range nftty (sO. Grant county South Dakota. hal
THEREFORE,, II 10 ordered that l hearina
upon such application shall 30 had before thii
house in the City Of Niibank, Grant county
South Dakota, upon the third day OF August
1918. N two O'Clock p. m. OF said Dc,
o. 20 soon thereafter % counsel maj
b heard. and notice Of such hearing shat
b given BY the publication Of thu
weeks next proceeding the hearing thereon, q
Witch time and place any person Interested ma,
submit proof OF the facts Tocited II said De
Il tiOn, ar show cause why n order Of the c0ur
should not 10 made, diroCtinG the Register o.
Desds to satisfy said mortgage Of record % pro
Done - the City Of Ailbank, south pakot.
Oh this 9Th day Of July, 1918
By the Court
Attest: THOs. L. BOUCK.
EARL LIG0ETT Judge
Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19

Carl Parish returned home the past
week for . visit with his father and
sisters before answering Uncle Sans
call to army service the 22d.
Andrew Jorgenson and wife and
little son left Wednesday for Apple
ton, Mimi. from where he left >to re.
turn to camp.
Martin Solberg returned Sunday
from his visit with relatives At Aber-
deem and WATERFOWL, and returned
Wednesday to the battleship Utah
where he is . fireman.
Mrs. D. A. Williams has been on
the sick list this week.
A brother Of Rev. Void and wife
who have been visiting here the past
week left for their home in Canada
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hill autoed tc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19

o. P. J. Engstrom and family went
to Big Stone lake Monday for . few
weeks camping.
Mrs. D. Wheeler and son Albert Or.
rived Sunday night for . visit with
relatives, Albert Is called to serve
Uncle Sam the I'D.
Miss Ida Holmquist returned Sun.
day from . vacation and 10 again at
work.
Ruben KnetcheA enjoyed . visit this
week with his father and brother Ed.
and family from Ontario, Canada,
and another brother Elmer and his
wife who have purchased land north.
east of Summit.
A. &. Boxeth and Mrs. Eliertson
were married Sunday at the Boxeth
home.
Ray Kimball and family enjoyed .
visit the past week with MI. Kimballs
mother who resides at Milbank.
Miss Ruth Hedlund was q guest of
Miss Eunice Briggs this week.
Miss Myrtle Thompson, left Thurs
day for . visit at her former home ct
Cotton, 8. D..
E. A. Christensen was q caller here
Wednesday from Veblen.
Miss Mabel Void left Thursday for
q visit with her sister in Washington
state.
Rev. Rinearson returned Thursday
| with his family from their visit with
Mrs. Rinearson's parents. Miss Hat
tie Nj Guire . sister returned with
them for . visit.
Wendell Dunn returned Friday ev-
ening from Aberdeen, where he was
one Of the i~nstructo rs in the summer
school, and Sunday went To Hartford
on q camping trip.
Miss Phoebe Raymond returned
Friday from Aberdeen Normal.
Mrs. Robt. Anderson will reside in
the telephone block, during her hus
bands absence in the service OF Uncle
Sam, and moved in this week.
Mrs. Anderson OF Marvin visited
here this week with her son, Robt. anC
wife.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19
Buy War Savings Stamps.

Mrs. Ray Samp'e 10 on the sick list
this week.
Ed. Van Walker Of Milbank was q
caller in town Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sample we're Or.
tonville callers Tuesday consulting
DIR. Bolsta in regard to the lattera
illness.
Mrs. Grunevig 10 on the sick list
thisweek.
The Lutheran church Is receiving q
coat Of paint this week.
Clarence Phillips and family NOV
ed onto the Ginther farm this week.
Willie Chellis was down from Peev'
or the first of the week.
Barber Hubner was , caller ~ Wat
ertown the first of the week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19
Corona

Nrs, 4. a. Belgium went to Sisseton
woduesda - for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Leib and children return
"a TueAday from = six weeks visit
With her parents - Owatonna, MINI.
Miss ia ith Sloan, The demonstra.
sion Ueent for Roberts county. will
rive ! demonstration on baking and
She US at substitutes, Friday after.
noon July 10th at 2:3O. In the home
2uaed building.
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert White and
daughter Of Wilmot visited relatives
0ero 6uOday.
Geo. White vas IN O~rtonville cal.
ler Tuesday.
Mr.. end Mrs. S~tapleton and dau2h.
Tor Garlic we're transactinR business
at Milbank Tuesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19
Andoysr Sunday for . visit with rel

Andovsr Sunday for . visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Jake Schad has been spending
the week here with the Schad family.
Rev. Nelson held services in the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Raymond left Monday
morning for . visit with her daughter
Mrs. g. M. Heagy at Edmunds. n. D.
w. E. Raymond made . business
trip to Minneapolis, Sunday night.
Frank G. Tenney came over from
South Shore Tuesday for . visit with
friends and relatives before entering
Uncle Sans service.
A. r. Trude and family autoed to
Aberdeen Sunday and spent the day
| with friends.
B. F. Wilson and wife autoed to
Watert0wn Monday to take Mrs.
Chas. Tenney and children home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips
moved their household goods up from
Ortonville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clsrk and daughter,
Mrs. Bell jennings autoed to Aber-
deem Saturday.
Miss Ida Baldwin has resumed her
duties at Soule's and Son Store after
q three weeks vacation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-07-19
Summit

VIM. McClosky 10 spending . few
weeks here with old friends.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
GERMAN ALIEN FEMALES
'-,-'vv.4 D4stovJ OF louisiana.
Shreveport, Ia., May ., 1918,


Shrcxcport, La., May . lols.
Under instructions from the - torncv
GCnrcla of the United States ISSUED by
rae authority Of the Prc.rdcu = Procla
nation of April 10Th, I9iN. u rryI.tIl
ton of German alien families through
'ut the Western judicial District ha.
been ordered To- take place.
Those required to register are dcgig
uItcd as follows:
MI natives, citizen, dcuilcus aud sub
Iccts of the German Empire or Of the
imperial GcrmHu Government, hctur
ENABLES ot the age of II wears aud
upwards, now within the United States
and not actually naturalrlcd ~ Amer
can ciiizrHs arc required to register "a
German alien females
The time for such rCpi4tratim rs
ixcd 10 commence at six q. M Monday
tune VT, 1913, aud to continue on
each day successfully thereafter. except
sunday, June 2@rd IBIS, between the
hours Of six n. m aud eight T. m uI
10 aud including Wednesday the 10Th
lay of June 1918, ut cigth O'Clock =.
m.
The Chiefs Of Police ia the Cities Of
shreveport, Alexandria, Lake Charles,
Monroe, Crowley aud LAFAYETTE, are
'hr chief Rcgistrntras for said ritlcs.
Gad their assistant registrar shall be-
.uch Captains, Licutcunnts or Scrgrauts
as tlc Chicsf If Police shall designate
In all other places the Postmaster
shall hc the Registrar. All who are re-
ruircI 10 register shall furnish 10 the
'gIstrar four HHwpUHted photographs
o. herself, not larger than hv , niche.
~ size, on thin paper with - light
background. The phntograpd shall hc
+ The shoulders aud full face, without
uat or othor head covering
Persons required 10 register should
understand that IN doing 81 thry ave
giving proof nf their peaceful 1'spo.,
ION aud their intention to conform 10
he laws Of the United States
Fcmnlc natives, citizens, dcuizcuq, or
ubjccts Of the Austro Hungarian En-
ire are not required e. rrI rstor under
hcsc regulations unless they como wit
n the provisions of the requirement -
above stated.
All 60. man alien females coming
thin the provisions of TINS law, and
Who are required To Register thrr,un
'rr arc INSTRUCTED to present Themselves
80 the registration officer of thcr dis
rict within the time specified, for reg
STATION. and for compliance with all
he provisions of the said Proclamation
ANY German mira lrmalr who iaIt-
To- comply witt the pre-. ious Of the law
governing All dorgigtratIou IN aid1'i""
10 all other penalties prescribed bv law,
rs liable 10 restraint, imprisonment and
detention fo9 the duration of the war,
or to such o;hcr penalties a. are pre-
ribbed by law.
]. II. GOSMhN,
Chief Of Registrar
J. H. KIRKPATRICK,
T. s. Marshal
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
WhlEiilN' W BABIES:
'''' ! WELFARE WORK

The dates uut ,J,.,s f,., ,,..
ing '"''''''" '' ~ the Hgc Of . vclra
arg ~ '"'''" cNrm'Iion Parish:
l'' ""''' Mo'elay juno i5th.
''''n' ~ m.'' ~. pictuto hall
80" on" "'.' Wednesday, June is
~ 'I'",'. ~, Twin = store. lIau,rch
Al ''' '' Monday, juno ifth
'""" "'''. melville, at Public III
may "'",' June 10Th Tor white.
'h"'"E,N ioth for r"lorrd
'""'," NnWlccvItlc, AT a,hool
'"u''' ","' 49,, June 10th.
WV" harrington school. Mou
''''' '"',' cow Island, at school
'"".' lNth. Forkrd I.lauI
""',' W. ~, June l7th Nuuc.
o'',' June 20th Comcau,
80 ."". '''' 'uur Olaf. A. T.. Smith
moon ~ .''t Juuc end
-, '''' Icrrv, nj post Office.
'"'''' 7th Esther, at school
'"u' ituruoon, juno 10th
't" ,,,, ''' tucyd.m, Wednesday.
.'"'" "...' kaplau, June 18th.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1918,

aud continuing on each succeeding day,
until sales are completed, all immovablo
property on which taxes are now due
TO the State of Louisiana aud Parish of
NCrmilinn, 60 enforce collection Of tie
taxes assessed in the wear 1917, together
with interest thereon, from the l1th
day Of February. lo1S, AT the rate of
1870 per uunum until paid, and all costs.
he names Of snid delinquent taypnv.
crs, the amount due hv each on the ne
scssmcut of said year, aud the immov-
able property assessed 10 each, TO DO
offered for sale +, ~ follows, to wit;
FIRST WARD.
OdIlun Broussard, ! acre, Woodland, nc.
quircd from Fcrgustc champagne,
valuation $1,000. parish 10. state .oA,
confederate veteran OF, Ncrmilion
school .03
Bernard Rroussard. - acres, y 10y road,
s by Dartc-, val $500 parish,
a. 90, poll Al oo, state g. %, con. vet
~, good ronls -, Ncrmjiou school
A. So
Aida Comcauy, | acre uortl by corp. OF
Eiath, Sngih nv road, val $3.50 90,
parish III 30, state -. con. Lrt 10,
good roads OF. Ncrmpiron school 30,
Bayou Tigrc o.
Edward Dccour, is acres, north by
nccoup, South hv Dora. val $500 20,
parish ~ state e. 10, con vet a.,
good roads 10, Ncrmll,on arhool 90,
Bayou Tigrr drainage $50
a. D. nclramhrc, liia acres, north hv
Landry, south hv EohirhauN, val
$3.50 o., parish a. so, state a. t., con
vet 81 good roads II. Ncrmiiou
school Al 81, Eavou rigrc drainage
$3.50. Icl,amhrc school a. 50
Philip puhou. Il 100 acres. IN S -
Of " r. =, sec e.. Tp. T. Il, I Il,
val $40 90; parish $l4o, poll 800,
state Is, con vet 10, good roads ol,
Ncrmliou school 10 Bayou Tigrc 40.
Marie lcbcrt Heirs, ) agrees, north hv
Landry, south by Ravo6; val go 90,
parish 10, state 40, con vet .Os, good
roads %, Normilon school p, Bayou
Tigre .35.
Landry & nctamhrc, Is acres, north
by lake, south by ! elcaux. east by
rcnd; WI. $50 go; parish St30, state
81 80, con. vet as, good roads ~,
Ncrmiiion school q 80, Bayou Tyre
drainage g. ~.
Aida Reaux, II acres, north by Ban.
chct, south bv Leblanc. val $3.50 90,
Parish, $3.50, state So15. con vet.
~, good roads n. Ncrmjlon school
SllI, BAYOU Tgrc $40.
Aida Niator, o acres. lot :, act Of par.
tition, succession If I. Niator, val
$1,000; parish $ilo, state 60, con.
vet. 10. good roads .0i1 Normiiou
school %, favou Tigrc 81
ooRPoR TON OF ERSTH.
j. /. perauen, lot ia. val $4,000,
parish s205, state 90 *. con. vet A.,
good reads II, Ncrm,liou school lea,
Buvou Tyre SOS.
Elizabeth Meier. I loC 50 q from, by
100 Il. deep, val go parish 90,
state 2h, con vpt o5, good roads % !,
Vermilion schobl l2. Bayou figre 80,
Crlestine Primcau&, lut and imp. VIZ
$4,000; parish'rTo, state 70, con. vet.
10, good roads o., vermilion school
~, Bayou Tigrs, ",
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-06-15
GERMANY WAR ON
THE WOUEHpD

German 1irpl9uce recently moml.l 70
large American hospital Ho1,u, at
low attitudes, every effort was made 81
hit thc main buiilins, which was con
apicuously marked with the Red Cross
rmhlcm. Doctors and nurses removed
our wounded boys 10 trenches previous
~ dug for such emergencies National
War Savings Day give, an opportunity
to register In practical way your
vow that such tbt t. ma.t sad,