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Los tres mosqueteros y la
bataua de Picardia
Ell GRANDE ESPIRITU DE LOS HEROES DE DUMAS Sc MANI
FIESTA NUEvAMENTE EN- Ell sUELo DE FRANCIA.

El hijo de Athos, Raoul, figura CO.
mo participants en- la guerra contra
los e~spancles. Cerca de Lys Sc ha-
llaban los franceses defendiendo sus
hogares Y Dumas escribe:
"Partidas de espanoles a menudo
sacaban v~entajas de las sombras de
la noche para hacer excursiones has
ia las afueras de Arras. FL Principe
de Condo jefe de las tropas france
sas. Sc encontraba en- Bethune. FL
eiercito Sc eyterdia desde Pont a Mar
a Valenciennes. Ell del enemigo des-
de Cassel a Contrary. Como 81 enc
migo cometia toda clase de depreda-
clones, los pobres p2eblos de la from
terra dejaban sus casas a~bandonadas
para tomar refugio en- las ciudades
fortificadas. Arras Sc VIC s0brecar-
gada de fugitivos.
Los j~0venes supieron que e. Prin-
cipe habGa evacuado a Bethune y
tomarOn el canine trasversal entire
esa ciudad y la de Lens. f! terreno
era algo boscoso. Y de tempo en-
tempo encontraban peQuehOs grupos
de camiones que en- su retlrada lie
vaban ante ellos sus ganados y en- ca
1ros o en- los braZos los objetos de
mas valor.
Eel enemigo avanzo por Houdai1 y
Bethune. Raoul Y sus companeros
observaron una fuerZa numerosa de
caballeria e infanteria Y corrieron
hacia Cambrin. Fl Principe Sc ha-
bia retirado hasta La Bassee, por ha-
berle inducidC IN false informe 4
Greer que el e1emigo pasari2 ea:ra
Lys V EStaire. Por ESQ los francese2
habian evacuado a Bethune Y concen-
trado sus fuerzas entire Niei!le-Chap-
pelle Y La Nenthie."
Mas adelante Sc relata como el es-
piritu y bravura de los ~franceSes. a
pesar de IA superioridad de D'Artag-
nan Y la lealtad de sus companeros
hacia su bella patria, son hoy los mis-
mos en- los ~coraZones de los hombres
que estan peleando por Fraacia, y
puede decirse que el alma indomable
Y caballeresca de Los Tres Mosque
teros' ha revirido en- Picardia.
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Actuatdodes Extranjeras
LA VIDA De IN GRAN REyOLUCIONARlO ITALiANO
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA.

Con Ia muerte de Amilca-e CiDria-
nj, Italia ACADIA de perder a Il lie
u hrmbres de mas Representations
Amilcare Cipriani-alrededor Ge
cuya vida Sc han publicado noticiaS
tan inexactas-nacio Ell OStia, cerca
de Roma, en- 1915.
:Alis,ado en- el e.jercito italiano en-
los oment en- que Sc GeSarroLla-
ba Ia guerra de Independence, tomo
pa-te en- la batalla de San Martin.
Fue ali. en- ~aquella batalla que hizo
par con la de Solferino, en- dOnde el
concibi6 cor Francia csc amor que
deberia ser In religion de tOda Su Vi
da aventurera.
Enamorado de IN ideal superior
de iusticia. nos 10 encontramoS, mas
tarde. en- Grecia. mezclado en- las re
volucioneS ' en- las guerraS de IA ma
ci6n harmana; deSpues. como amigo
de Mazzim Y deSterrado en- Egipto Y
en- Inglaterra.
En- eSta situacion fue como 10 Sor-
prendio Ia guerra De 1870. BESIDE
el principle de las ~hOStilidades, Anil
care Cipriani abandon6 Ia TERRA que
lie habia dado durante algunos amos
una hospitalidad muy ampEa Y vino
q defender q la que considerable como
81 segunda patria. Y combatIo en-
Champgny Y en- Montretout.
Cuando Ia Commune. Sc coloco de
parte de los revolucionarios, fUe
cordenado a muerte habiendo logra-
do Sc lie conmutara su peaa por
Ia de deportation a Noumea, en- dom
de pas6 nueve amos.
Amnistiado en- 1879 Y expulsado
de Francia, voivio a Italia en- donde,
un manifesto "A los OprimldoS de
Italia. lie vali6 el ser aprehendido.
Fue entonces cuando tuvo lugar
IA aventura mas tragica de Ia vida de
este hombre extraordinario. Duran-
tie 81 permanencia en- Egipto, Anil
care Cinriani habia siGo atacado, du-
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rante Ia noche. por Il banda de
~malhechores. Los agentes llegaron Y
"~reyendo 81 q1e Sc trataba ann de
sus adversarios, mat6 a dos de ellos.
La Corte de Apelaciones de Anco-
ma sac6 partido lie csc hecho Y 10
conden0 a trabaios forZadOs.
Pero Ia conciencia popular sc re-
nel5 = Amilcarc Cipriani fut e.ecto
diputado once veces como manifesto
c on de protesta: fue e,ecto hasta
el dia en- que la gracia real repaco
Ia i~njuSta condena.
Una vez en- libertad, el revo!ucio-
mario 50 instal6 en- Francia. Ia cual
abandon6 en- 1891 para volver de
nuevo 4 Roma en- donde una nue"a
condena. de tres amos de prisi6n, lie
c~Speraba por haber tornado parte en-
las asonadas de Santa Croce, en- &c
vercalamme. ell primero de Mayo.
Y hello ALI. en- 1894. en- Paris de
nuevo. CoIaboro con los diarios So
slaliStas ' preside las reuniones po-
pulareS franco-italianas.
Pero en- 1897, estall6 Ia guerra
entire Grecia Y Turqua- tQue podia
hacer un espiritu de libertad Y de
iusticia tai como el de Cipriani?
Parti6. Organize una legion. Sc pu-
so al Servicio de Grecia en- cuyo favor
combati6 hasta ell dia en- que Su$ le-
EionarioS 10 levantaron herido en-
Domokos.
Habiendo vuelto a Francia, paSo los
ultimos amos de SUI vida en- Paris.
En- 1900 encontr6 a una hija que
tuvo con una francesa en- Londres,
durante Su deStierro. y a la que habia
perdido desje 1870.
Cuando estallo Ia guerra europea,
en- 1914, Amilcare Cipriani lego a ser
uno de los partidarios mas autoriza-
dos de Ia intervention italiana. Ha-
biendo sido electo diputado en- Milan,
sc rehus5 a Ocupar la curul en- Ia Ca
mara por una duodecima vez. NADIA
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Sc eyCitard ell patriOtiSm(
de todoS los CiudadanOS
para comprar eStam=
pi|!aS de Guerra

DALLAS, Texas. Jnio 6.-Asegu-
RADIO ell eXito del tercer emprestito
de la Libertad, Y yendo Texas al
frcnte en- la campana de 100000. 0G0
para la Cruz Roja Nacional, el senGr
William u. McAdoo, Secretario del
Tcsoro de los Estados Unidos, ha en-
viado ~especialcs instrLcciones para
c~Llprender en- todos los EstaLos Uni
dos una intan5iva campana para ia
venta de War Saving Stamps (estam-
pillas de ahorro de GUERRA. Cada
contribuyente, Y TODD el que game un
s~alario seri citado acknowledgements
para comparecer en- determinado lu-
gar de su Residential, el dia IS de
Junio. Y manifeStar cual eS Ia can't
dad maxima que cl sc comprometc
a ahcrrar V q invertir en- War Savings
Stamps, para e. uItimo d Dic:er,5re
de este ano.
Sc anunci6 hoy esta orden por cl
senior Luis Lipsitz, director Gel Co
mite del Estado de la National War
Savings, V cada Presidente de Conf
&c de War Savings Ell TODD: los con-
dados del Estado de Texas ha recibi-
do i~nstruccioncs dc celebrar mitines
81 rs de JUNO en- cada escuela de
distrito, de su respectful compression.
Mr.. LipSitz declara:
"A partir de esta semana Sc pu-
blicara una proclama presidential Sc
nalanto el % de JUNO como dia de
Estampiilas de Ahorro Nacional de
Guerra, y citando a TODD ciudadano 4
comprometerse solemnemente con el
go&ierno a emplear determinada can
tidad de dinero que ahorrara, en- com
prar/War Savings Stamps, de Ia Ca
sa Blanca.
Mr.. Lipsitz anade:
"Un prociama semejante Sc publ
cara en- Austin por eli gobernado- w.
P. Hobby, poniendo en- conocimiento
de los contribuyentes y de los asala-
riados la proclama presidential. Ca
da Mayor de las ciudades y pueblos
de Texas dara tambien a los habitan-
ties noticia Official de dicha proclama
pres!dencia!.".
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mas uue las once primeraS veces, ha-
bia renunciado al honor que lie habian
hecho j electores, por odio a IA
monarquia: la duodecima, renuncio
porque sus electores + a partidarios
de la neutralidad en- tanto que el
era IN intervencionista consumado.
Y asi 10 declare en- I'm manifesto que
(Pasa a Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 3a.)
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Mitines en- caIa d~istrito.

Siguiendo las instrucciones del Sc
cretario del Tesoro, cada presidente
de Comite de Ahorros de Guerra en-
viara a todos los contribuyenteS, y
a todas las personals que ganan suel-
dos, una eta Official del Presidente
de los E.stados Unidos, del Secretario
(Pass a Ia "a. Pas. Col SAD
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TIROS Al BLANCO
LA sOLUCION DE UN PRoBLEMA.

We a inundar todOS los rumbOs
de nuestra pobre naci0n;
In revuelta sigua en- auge
de Ia guisa mas atroZ,
V apenas Sc paSa un dia
sin que una publication
De noticia de IN asalto
de a!gun tren e~Xplorador,
dcnde I'm grupo de rebeldes =
sobre las tropas cayo
no dejando con cabeza
nj al gallo de la passion.
Esta parte es Ia mas triste
para ell noble redentor
V barbado presidente
de nuestra bella naci0n,
pueS e. hombre s. h""' q calcu!c
, de que de seguir cual hoy
las coSas. llegara un iia
en- que no hava S~alvac'0n.
pues 81 en- los fcrrocarriles
descargan TODD el Juror
las mil partidas rcbcldes,
Sc pondra la situaci6n
en- extreme peliaguda
para "nuestro amo Y senior,
porque, ipor d6nde demonios
Sc eScapa de Ia naci3a?
Siqliera don Victcriano
con gran cuidado libr0
las lineas de VeracruZ
del rervio "libertador';
pero en- los actuales tiempos
tamEiGa en- esa region
Sc esta el asunto poniendo
de IN cndiab.ado co!or.
Don Venus, pensando en- este,
va IN buen siStema encontr6
para proteger las Was
en- contra Do Ia "reacci6n':
r"Cgrrlra 4 los ScrNIcloS
de las "Legiones .ia Honor,
de aquellas que en- Tacubaya
Y en- mas de una poblaci6n
cercana. frecuentemente
deian en- cucros a Dios
81 Sc pone a IL alcances
sin Einguna precauci0n.
Van a proteger las Was
los de la Legion de Honor,
convertidos en- soldados,
va sin alta graduation.
La medida es mas que saba:
resulta de 10 mejor,
puesto que en- 10 successive
n contra-revoluci6n
no tendra que molestarse
cuando viaje un paeador
rumbo . Veracruz, a Puebla,
a Cordoba o d Torre0n,
para interceptarle c1 paso
con objeto de que no
lleguen al final del viaje
les fondos Y el pagador,
pues sin que ningun rebelde
Sc meta en- Ia operation,
va que estan sobre las Was
los de la Legion de Honor,
cada tren que lleva fOndos
10 detienen. como hay DioS,
deian al pasaje en- cueros,
S~eleccionan 10 mejor
del Sexo debil que viaja
a bordo de aquel convoy,
Sc reparten como hermanos
libertadores" que son,
V asi TODD queda en- casa,
que Ell grupo libertador
sabra dar may buena cuenta
llegado ell case, al barb0n.
Por 10 que toca al pasaje,
Gambia el case de color,
pues 81 las "hordas rebeldes'
10 miriam con compassion
V no 10 dejan en- cueros.
no lc asesinan v no
lie impiden que siga Ell viaje
como 10 estime mejor,
de flo que en- cuanto Sc halle
con que los de Ia Legion
de marras guardian los trenes,
Dues....se encomiendan a Dios,
Sc dan dos golpes de pecho
rczan ell 'yo pecador"
Y va del TODD desnudos
V en- manos de la "legi6n'....
no podran seguramente,
contar 10 que sucedl0.
De todos modos, don Venus
va encontr6 Ia seduction
para Ell apuro mas grande
que le preocupa por hoy:
para resguardar las Was,
ivaya la Legion de Honor;
como quien dice: Lutero
protege q la Religion.
CHANTECLER.
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(Pasa a Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 3a.)
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EULOGY DELIVERED AT GRAVE
OF MRS. SULLIVAN BY REV.
A. INMAN TOWNSLEY
Continued from page two)

ever sought her in vain for hope and
good cheer.
Rers was one of those characters
that inspired ideals, awakened slumb-
ering talent and enforced forgotten
powers in every soul.
II today we claim as we justly DO.
Mayor Sullivan as the Father of the
noble city of Bogalusa, we also claim
our departed sister, Mrs. Sullivan, rs
Mother of Bogalusa.
She was a mother in deed and in
truth. Many have been the times in
the dark during the panic of the past
history of our city, when others more
short-sighted and easily discouraged
saw nothing but doom for our city,
she with radiant hope and triumphant
faith saw the great City that you and
now enjoy, and even the city f
$4,000 inhabitants that we shall have
in the future.
Many of the public parks, the beau
tiful flower gardens, and symetrical
shade trees, are the result of her
aesthetic tastses and thoughtful
heart. Her chief desire was that
Bogalusa might become the CITY
Beautiful" and that it should be
the best possible place to live and
educate our children.
No public occasion or social furc-
ton, or municipal holiday of our fair
city was complete unless it was
graced by her magnetic presence and
by her winsome personality.
We sail miss her on such occasions
in the future, but who will doubt
that her sainted spirit was guardian
angel will hover above US and awaken
new inspirations and lofty ideals in
all hearts.
Today our whole city is in tears
and is suffering a veritable convul-
sion of grief. Up till last Thursday
noon no one entertaied any grave
apprehension Of her recovery, and
all were hopeful and happy at the
thought that she would be spared to
us for years to come. But, imagine
our unsupported grief and dire dis
tress when the news flashed out that
, she had slipped away from US and
that her radiant spirit had gone to
join the spirit of just men made per-
feet
Her religious life was one of rare
beauty and extreme simplicity. She
cared little to spend time in dreaming
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be greater than that of Queen of
of a great nation or ruler of an en-
pire. And so, Mrs. Sullivan, with
all her wide activities in social SER
vice and patriotic endeavor never for
a moment forgot her duties to her
husband and to her children.
Her family life was sublime and
beautiful, she was queen of the fam
lily circle and graced her home with
rare dignity and charm that won
the admiration of everyone. She pos
sessed that unique tact and grace that
made the rich and the poor alike feel
at home in her family circle. No
patronizing air nor condescending
manner was ever assumed by her in
entertaining, but, with a frank and
candid sincerity and with a genuine
Christian hospitality she made each
one feel that her home was their
home, and that they were welcome,
thrice welcome.
When shall we look upon her
again? With weeping eyes, with
broken hearts, and with torn spirits
we are loath to say, goodbye, to her
today, but rather we would linger
long here near the sacred dust and
finally bid her adieu until in that
brighter, sweeter cline we should
say, good morning"
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of our better days,
None knew thee but TO love thee,
Nor name thee but to praise.
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of metaphysical fancies and theo-
logical conundrums, but was content
to make her religion of very prac-
teal nature. The one question
upperomst in her mind was, "How
can my religion help other people to
be happy and contented?" This an
swered for all time, all the longing
of her noble nature and was the cons,
tant joy of her womanly heart.
She it was who justly called not
only the Mother Of Bogalusa, but
the Mother of Bogalusa Methodism.
For, in the very beginning of the life
of our city in January 1907 she, in
company with some other good wo-
men, collected by personal solicita-
ton, the money to erect the First
Methodist Church. While her hus-
band was the superintendent, she
was one Of the efficient and conse-
Grated teachers in the Sunday school,
President of the Woman's Society
and constant worker in every de-
partment Of church life. l am sure
that every heart here today has con-
stantly asked, what can we do and
how can we perpetuate the noble
name of this, our departed friend and
mother?" We would fain try to emu
late her noble example in service to
to the poor and distress, gladly would
we toll in season and out of season
to perpetuate the institutions found
ed and fostered by her. Indeed, were
we endowed with genius we would
erect noble and sublime structure
of the Oriental Queen, The Tag Ma
hal, but this is not our privilege nor
opportunity.
1t has been fittingly suggested by
several of her Bogalusa friends that
we honor her memory by erecting a
building dedicated to the worship Of
Almighty God, where sweet music is
constantly dispnsed and where loving
service is administered-suc as she
always exerted. am sure that
echo the sentiment in every heart
today when say that it would be a
labor of love for US with our means
to erect a Temple of Worship to her
noble memory and call it "The Sulli-
van Memorial Church"
How better could we honor the
dead than by caring for the living?
And by honoring Him by whose spir-
it her life was made what it is.
1t is said of ueen Victoria that
although richly endowed with per-
sonal administrative ability and
charms, yet her chief virtue was none
of these, but in nobly filling the place
in her home of both wife and mother.
These two relations she believed to
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WASHING BY THE POUND.

In this day, when commodities are
being sold by weight rather than by
the pice and manual service is be-
ing performed on the basis of weight,
the local steam laundry is not be-
hind in confederates in other cities
in the business. Until lately the man
agement has made but little state
ment about laundering by the pound,
but now, as number of progressive
families have availed themselves of
this form of service the inducement,
guaged by the convenience and re-
and responsibility of the
Bogolusa Steam Laundry, is being
more extensively offered.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18
SERIAL MOVIE FANS
THIS is FOR YoIt

The second episode Of the
serial, which was started veal
last Friday night and the second q
stallment which was not shown 4,
Friday, will be shown at a f,.,.
date, possibly a week from tomoy,.s.
night. The theater was closed i;
day and Saturday evening as 4 tribs.
of respect to Mrs. W. H. SulEys-
The management announces that an
have been promised the second
stallment and the date will be I.
nounced later. For Friday night Il
this week a specially good show Nm
beoffered and the price of admiss;.s
will be 5 and 10 cents. For Il.
regular Magic program, see anotL.s
column of this issue.
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Magic City Program
SHOT STARTS AT 500 P. M.

TONIGHT-Thursday, July 18th
Constance Talmadge in "The Studio
Girl" reels and screaming Sun
shine comedy, reel, 10 and 20 cents.
FRIDAY-2nd episode of 'The
Lions Claws" which was to have been
shown last week, could not be Sc
cured for this week, but will pos
sibly be shown Friday week. A spe-
cial show will be given Friday and
the admission will be and 10 cents.
The Universal weekly will be shown.
SATURDAY-Fatty Arbuckle in
a Reckless Romeo" and Vivian Mar
tin in "a Petticoat Pilot" 10 and
20 cents.
MONDAY-"Woman in the Web"
No. 10, and Mary Anderson in "The
Flaming Omen" 10 and 10 cents.
Matinee at 4:30, and 10 cents.
acknowledgements Clark in
erich Man, Poor Man" and a 2-reel
Sunshine comedy Damaged No
Goods" 10 and 20 cents.
WEDNESDAY, Marguerite Fisher
in "Omar's Finish and Charlie Chap
lin in "The Adventurer" 10 and 20
cents.
COMING-August Z and 8, "The
Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin" Ad-
mission 25 and so cents.
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Watch Your Blood Supply,
Don't Let impurities Creep Ii

medicine, that is purely vegetable
Many druggists have seen wonderfa
results accomplished among Their
customers by this great old medicine,
and they know that S. S. s. IS one q
the most reliable blood purifiers ever
made. Keep your blood free Of o.
purities by the use of this honest oIi
medicine, and if you want medica
advice, you can obtain same witheut
cost by writing to Medical Directol.
Swift Specific Co., % Swift Labols
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
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ever sought her in vain for hope and
good cheer.
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WENTWORTH COLLEGE

A STANDARD COLLEGE for young
A ladies. Twenty-Five teachers and
officers. Two hundred and forty-eight
students enrolled in 1918. Depart
ments of Voice. Piano, Violin, Art,
Expression and Home Economics. First
class Commercial Course. Graduates
in Literary department teach in schools
Of Mississippi and Louisiana without
examination For catalogue address
Whitwcrth College
BROOKHAVEN, MISS.
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Ice cream in boxes. Ring up 35.
You'll get it quick.

The Food Administrator has ruled
that ice cream is a food and recon-
mend eating much of it. Fortunately
Bogalusa has one of the finest ice
cream plants in the state, where ice
cream is made under perfect sanitary
conditions and the product is de-
hcious.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18
RED CROSS IRONATED HERBS

If you don't feel well or if you wake up
tired and al run down with headache,
biliousness, indigestion and feel all out
of sorts, take a bottle of IRONATED
HERBS with PEPSIN. Guaranteed to
put you in the pink of condition. This
and more than one hundred other Red
Cross Remedies and Toilet Preparations
sold and guaranteed only by
STARNS' PHARMACIES
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18
Pure Blood Means Perfect
Health.

The average druggist has handled
hundreds of medicines in his day,
some of which have long since been
forgotten.
But there is one that has been sold
by the druggists throughout this
country, for more than fifty years,
and that is S. S, S., the reliable blood
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18
80 MORE NEGROES
LEAVE FOR SERVICE

About 80 more negroes left Boga-
lusa yesterday for service and they
were give a big send off by their
friends. There were about 200 col
ored citizens at the depot to bid them
Godspeed. About AZ negroes in the
parish answered the call, of which
80 were from this city.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18

If you enjoy ice cream. Won !,
missing a treat as well as eating n.
of the very highest value. nv
brick OF the ice cream made BY ii
Bogalusa Ice Co.
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-W. S.S.
Overton to Speak
Here on Wednesday

Bogalusa and Washington Parish
are to get into the big political fight
at an early date, and announcement
has been made that John H. Overton,
candidate for United States Senator
to succeed the late Robert Broussard,
will make an address here On We'd
nesday evening, July oath, starting
at 80 P. NJ. The meeting will most
likely be held in Goodyear park, the
weather permitting. On Thursda y,
July 25, at 2 P. NJ. Mr.. Overton vii!
address the voters at Franklinton.
The voters of Bogalusa, regardless
of their choice in the senatorial race,
are urged to attend the meeting,
and ladies' are cordially invited.
-W.S.S
Ring up 35. We call for and de-
liver your prescriptions. Remember,
Streck quality means only thee hest
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-07-18
MSS

No matter what the cost. We buy
the best to be had and you can get
it at Streck's. Phone 35.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-25
Record of Stock and Bond AVERAGES

PtNs
Apart from the
materially higher levels and the
tive sha the most noteworthy feature yesterdays
It's comparative duness For the
operations kept within falling far short
Of the familiar monsha
in final hour
This change directly apprehension arising
local conditions The
conferences but no statement of its attitude available
market closed Rates for call
dmnuon OF
offered nominal amounts at the long prevailing
Oils Petroleum
common "hch made It's initial bow the exchange making
OF almost points and the preferred about
held the
group as represented by Bethlehem Cruc and Lackawanna
rose to points, Baldwin Locomotive also duplicating
ty the highest level of the
sers Sumara Tobacco Wilson Packing
nrnatna Paper comprised the
Shppings and rails
of points Equipments utilities strong
bond DIVISION also Liberty
reguary Old United States unchan
New-York tribune., 1918-10-25
Bonds

u. S. Government Bonds
New-York tribune., 1918-10-25
Curb Market

Note.-Ths Tribune assumes no response
oiiity for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and pric.a
Thursday were follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-25
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stock.

All quoted dollars
based
on trapsac ctionso of share
LowD Ne+
New-York tribune., 1918-10-25


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