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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF
VERMILION POLICE JURY.
Police Jury Room, Verminon Parish

AbbeV1lle, Ian tlY 3, 1918.
The Police Jury of \ million Parish,
Louisiana, met this day in regular SEES
sion with President T. p. Fleming in
the chair First ward, JOS f. Moore
second ward Howard Moss: third ward
A. W. Richardson; 4th ward JOS. [.
Frederick; 9Th ward T. J. Broussard;
6tl ward, Jos. f. Broussard; 9TH ward,
Chapman Pierce; Sth ward, Prior B.
Wright; 9th ward, Desire Meaux.
y quorum being present. the minutes
cf the last session were read in full and
unon a motion made by Mr.. MeauA,
duly seconded by Mr. Richardson, were
adopted as read
NossrS MeauX and T. J. Broussard,
crmmi-tccmcn appointed at the last
meeting to investigate the trouble Bel,
izarc Boulct was alleged TO be giving
the public looked into and they reported
verbally, that il was trouble If private
nature aud between individuals. and
they eoommon lei that the Parish re-
fuses to take part in it.
On a motion made by Mr.. Mcaux
lulv seconded by Mr.. Pierce, the Police
+Urv hereby appoints Onczir Vincent,
John =. iabit and Ernest Gir,aard a~
commissioners Of the Coulcp des Isles
.f'hag' District IN the Ninth Ward of
'rfmiti ~ farl~h, Louisiana.
On a motion made by Mr.. JOS. +
Moore, duly seconded hv Mr.. Howard
Moss, the following ordinance was IN
onim9uslv adopted:
AN ORDINANCE.
pom roll call th' following members
voted yes:
lrSt WARD, Jos. +. Moore; second
n",i' howard Moss; thlr' ward, \. W
Richardson and /: p. Fleming; fourth
VIII jos L. ffederlcN; ttth ward, I
>. h''uSSafoi o. ward JOS Z. BrouS
a'"; IN "aT,', u.apman Pierce; Sth
VII I['oF D. "f'gHt; ninth ward,
'rT.It M%.uN'
M zone
'1.."'''..- me aFMG % any game
"''' '"'''S, OF q" "a'lnie WIN cards,
."'t "t ''! |'"'r game or device, IN
any N".''n' h'lti Iuohc place or
.',e Oh ,'N,',rs' 'f III any chartered
'I""i or ""'ifii'S, private r'Sftcncc,
s'" '''., D" 'n' Iaf'SA or Yer
....'"' .'.tt.''a.'! Tor money! stakes
OF us rtNii, aIehlS.
~ 90 ''4 f L. ne ,, ordained by the
: once e, ".rE OF me far.S Of \ermlIioon,
10 ,a". I,u,l ai'' ".,:r 'nG Adoption
Inu iii,lI ie, 'l inns ordnance, II
sun nc ",, NV " 1ul LOT any ,e'Sh "r
, .o.I 49,: I. pay any came "ith I,aNmH
S s.; u.s. "ige Or, VI any o'Ief came O. a'Nl'e.
. - any ''y t,,; D''tl, n".g pace or
1.,.T ~ " i.'t VI III any private
eN' . 8 cup o. ou,- lh! or elsewhere,
- '"e ~ -: " r-Dii''''n' Ia Tor
NJ, .'''' = VI may 'e reoeemaoie
III e ..'o ! 20 = s,~-,,r o~aaiuo3 49,.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
SUCCFS SION NOTICE.


state 81 LDuisiaua, Parrish ui Ncmil-
ion, Eth Judicial District Ca,H.t
No. -.
~ucccs~iau Of Ellrrdgc HrouS~ard and
his wife. Nocmic EoudreauN.
Whcrca, ticopha~ Boudrcauy has pc
.itiou this Honorable Court for letters
Of Administration. ON the above mum
Iercd and entitled estate:
Notice is hereby given 70 all whom it
may or doth concern, to slow cause
within ten days, why thc PRAYER of
said petition should not he granted AMI
letters of Administration should not
issue TO Clcophas BoudreauX, as prayed
for and according to law.
By order OF Court.
Clerk : Office, Abbeville, La, this
Goth day Of July, \. d., 1918.
SIMONET leblanc,
Clerk of Court
Broussard & Samson, Attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
Cpre for nvssutaru.

While | was in Ashland. Kansas, q
gentleman overheard me speaking 6f
Chamberlain 5 Collie and Diarhoea Rem
edv. writes William Whitetaw, Of De
Moines, Iowa. He told me in detail
IF what # had donsfor his family, but
more esr4ciallv his daughter who was
,yigg OF tie point OF. death with VIC
lent attack &c dvsenterv, and has been
given up by the family phvsiciar. Some
1f..2ie reiShb9y> advised nm to rive
Chamhe-ian's Collie and Diarhoca PEN
ely, which he riFt. and FULLY believes
that by 50 doing saved the life Of hi.
child. He stated that ne had also used
this remedy himself with equally graft.
Tying results. Sold Eyerywherr,--Ady,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
ARTICLE ONE.

"
The name OF sald corporation r Sna,'
be u: 0lLN hhMAN' >Co'l oI'.
ATED' and under ITS corporate name
shall have the power ana authorltF 70
enjoy succession Tor the luli term OF
ninety-nine (99) years tEl SxSnd atter
the date hereof, unless 500 dlssolVeu,
accordm gto law, ana the PROVISIONS u
these articles; 20 sue ana DC sueu; 20
make and use a corporate seal ana 70
break and alter the same al pleasure
10 purchase, receive, own lease 11lo'
sell, exchange convey, devise anu oc-
queath, property, b''h ftaI ana person
al; to issue pohdS OF olAer opiIS IONS
IN payment Tor property PuL'"aSGu ..
acquired b' u or Tor any "theF ooJec'
IN or about us busiltSS' /" uoI'@"S'
or pledge any property ana STOCKS,
bonds or other Obligations, 10 secure any
hoadS or contracts or "lhtF OBJ -'''ouS'
t. I'"h or rha"tidatc WIZ" ana enc
mt agreements ana cooperative rela
tionS not IN eohtfaNehIou OF law win
any person or persons, hlIhN, a'Sotla-
tons or corporations s"NtInih' l.
municipal OF otherwise, III ana ABOUT
The carrying on ana our q al ol any
o. the purposes OF the colhpahN' u
hold stock in other corporations; 70 ao-
oWIc' mona auu '' ISSUE S'"I'N "a ~,
cartal stock 10; name an" appoint
such managers ana directors "'"'tfS'
az '.'s ana 'rtrI''I.' ""T ~ IH.Nv' gs
amend at pleasure, sHch bylaws rules rules
an" regulations rs may u' se.,SN"I
lrE the proper hlan;.Sei"'"' u inc d.
fans OF the corporation
ARTICLE Two TWO .........
n' CapitaI I'"'h q, '.', GO" ri l,',", 'a
is ErrgpH W, NA 4,, III I;I mto am"
rel resented by two HE"u['' ~
si' res, OF me Har Na'I' .t uo' ,',i,'. ~,
'S."V'VV' DoI'H'S' m Ia
fot' fling OF t1e7r Hrli'!gS Gl H ,1.3,
pora'lGn ior r'y'''i' ''T n'. ~ WY
"' \erni'Ion I"L,S'i l-,'' "n,t why" ..i
n''| per ''''' ,''' ,'.' ,,l '..',,.. ~,
rr'Hl' l.' cot iuta'INh SbdI 'n'.'-. ."
h'-'''.N ana 'Eg .,' .i,, -., naia
yyt" ,. y >r'T, 80 tb ''' sa s,i, NJ
me &'s.'' 81 ,v ,t .'I Ln ro,,ro.
~ ~. '. .'..:. ana sb.u ho nv.
'h|'I 'N '''' .hVE G ''' '"".' Nv f,-
sanai proE'' ho l,;n, u ' i,. 49,,
i,u'a3' a., c,n,, '. s''-",l ~. ,bo
',ihSinucry IN our man'a, nn au' : ,.,
t puts you IN the same 'iass -.'"O'' ~
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
UGH! CALAMTL MAKES
YOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop using dangerous drug before
it saivatss youi
Us hcrIIblel

you BE bilious, sluggish, constipated
nd believe v1a need vile. dangerous
iomci to start your liver aud clean
fIs bowels.
here = MY guarantee, Ask your drug
z for q bottle of DodsJu 2 Liver
.ote AMI take spoonful touiglJ. If
.esa { start your liver and straight
foSou right uu better than ca]omel
AIRY without gripping or making v0a
-, want YOU TO 60 back TO the store
ook get your money.
tile. e calomel today and tomorrow
ill feel weak aud sick and nau-
il pt Don't lose a DAVIS work. Take
nfll Of harmless, vegetable bod
- liver Tone tonight and wake
you o;g great. It's perfectly harm
I'VE IL 70 your children any
IS" Johran Z saliyate, So let them
Extraordinarily.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

I'LL. .'' '''
'1.' ANN. .''N I'' ""~''l"'''"'
Wright and Desire Mcaux.
In votin,r ..n,. -i.. r..lI.,,.;r,. ..,
..Ialatiou ,,.,, ofYsr,.5 d.. +[ ..l,.,..- .....
.r.ulrr>.
.Errar.a We think Mr. ! 4 pr,u.
..rI did not lxoa,, hi. ~, ,...,,.,I,.
and We can got an .II,. 49,, ...i,f..'..
MIR. Erouss.,rI NJ tb'. .o,na ~. .,,o'o,
The motion wa. ri.ro,.,,r.. .io.Io-,.d H..
the President carried and aJontoT
On . motion r,.l, H.. T.s r FL
erirk JpIr soronJoI ~. L. y ~, r'..
,ard. mis- poIfcn Inv boroI,[. ar,tors
| that tLc nouinG I,racipc+ ,v,,Ibor ,,,a
of the Fo,Ir+L Tord ~ K-orrniI;o,, par
ish. Louisiana. be c5arged from Robcrt
Roudraouv IN III, Pr7,,s.a,.I +1,;a 10
ing done under act 13o If IoO0
Said motion was unonimousI, odort.
ed
On q motion made bv NJ p;orco d,,t,
seconded nv Mr. Ricbordson +bo Sotor,
of the Lake Artbnr ferrv Loaner i
F-c;,, a 900 AZ
nor ,oon+b 80. HE 81 b., ~ v %-U,GT
I'm Porisb 30 s. h"in rd paiu t erpll,
his nar;sb ond Ise na,.is 30
Allowed
Ob motion r,o1o H.. NJ ,roo,,-
ALL. sooomIo lT b., n.y. Ivy p1a,,r -
II yyiI;ons porisb cr,,ori,,t ,r'1'',t' -
rlroo+inn : Lorab,. rol,oa t+t,,,.'
',as+oJ - rno,,,,,,,'1 d,,,iiat g..
y e,Loion,,,i,, - o;tI,,. 800
In7rStrioI frs+i+,,+a o,,i,;oa" &c.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03
Bouli4ue Furniture Store,
i MELVILLE, LA.

BouIi1Ue Furniture Store,
MELVILLE La
FS1--ysr,s -y'.=v,.vE rsy-s rysE---vzzyz7>
y :sGst -c,s,s. : s - - Isu ) ssz
W.S.S.
amhiiugt ''\ ices or l.l'| ing warn ';fir
al take t'"" ''.'>t '''h T." Tee '"h.A
before am committing magistrate VIII.
shall comS ''' sue" l.''S''h "F persons u.
trial, if nj ,l' 1.5.r' = ,hy'' n' >"..o!'h.
cause thcl',o'' ~ Si.''.I '' . IN. '''E %.
ho officer 90, "'',''fN ''i','''''."- >.t."
tory of ak ihe money, or MS irrfr~yn
tativcS, Il i'N OF "'"rf i""'ih.Fh1I".
shat may We I"'I'd ana 't.'- = .ni"r"
him, an y WhI,h shall, on 'on''rtI"n.
,' iortelt Ia W. ''' ''' ''' "
' - mn on Be i further orJain.J tla.
~ see. r. ,tions f. rtho .,i.,g.ior ~ ~.
,',' i,".,,', shall be conducted I'm H..
~. VI ''''iiy1 .or and hofore +la Court. +r...
e e',n'' n ,nS' established for tie trial O..
yi2"tions o' or Ss Shall 1i her carr' h.
,n.9 'fii
''' ecu Be il further oraafard .h..
an ro-sa,,s violating Sections One. Tw.
m re- S,i Four of thiS ordinance shall.
on rn'C can "Gc ;ion be fined not less than
~, Col' e.a (S25.O0t Dollars nor NOR.
,"am i1lt in the parish iaiI for no.
ILs 80 ZEN 90 DAYS nor more +1a,.
49, NJ ,"" ~ DAYS, or both, at the dis
- - the Court.
c. YBe it further ordained that
an - 4ces in conflict with or con
60 "a re provisions of this ordin.
80 L/tefS the same are hereby re.
49, -, April 10,
/ T. .gectively a the vote was taken as
fo,yn1 annum mining, PRESIDENT; first
/ot,kpril 18th. 10. 2nd ward. Howard
q PIE Jury here pig. Richardson: 9th
T5sE apart for the r.. ~ -arT r
tNes revenues osrd los + Rrors
II a191S and 70, o,,,;o, pioroo. e+t
IN s,rigbt OR war3 Dosirn
NJ ',, Ss=.s.-,i,s
" V IN ss.a y. ros,,
~ 49, tSno1
T,,,- 1o1e
lIPi0' T p rTFNrTHc
pyes;aer. IF the Vermiliop Parish. a
' 1,'ien Nv '-''''
POM D TnRr.AvC
Sncrntorr police Jnrv ycrmiIior Par
isb 10 oo-et
IN r,otion made nv Mr. Nn,uv
d,,Iy s"corded Inv Mr. r T Rroussord
+La fouoning ,ubIic road situatod -
orisiana lead from.
Tive o.res west of canter If Soctjnr
rbroo (2V Tn "a I cast laadirr Yves
- seo+ion1 line befwoen tiroe AMI forr
.bo,co ea,4b ono fourth IN road aIrooJv
donatod tbrough the lands Of Of tbc
foiiovinr nronrie+ors to.wit. Alavardrr
Varcoan5 and Arcade Nonton
M ronlrt Of +ba Jurv If rroohoIdar;
on tho atoye road was comno,ed a.
sar,ain uahar+ Homer Nocha Joson
rom ,'o,Il TeIix Snir and W f. SIcJge
who al sirneJ before p !, Brous.arJ
notary n,Glic. on lime I5tb 1o1S and
odcn+od h. Tho Police .tnrv as road anl
tbe S ss Of This bodv is brrrhv
- have same recorded in tbc
Recorder's Office Of Vermiiion Parish
LOuiSigu4.
On notion made bv Mr. Neaux.
rrIr seconded by Mr.. Richardson. !
Y. O'Rrvsn, proprietor of the Able
willie prorress. was elected Parish
Printer fer the ensuing year at the
I,,ico ard ann If asa M nor voor viii,
The UNDERSTANDING t5at the Minutes a.
each session be printed when handed
him hv the Secretary and same be kept
printed in each succeeding issue unit.
he succeeding session of the Police
Jury
T-non = notion made hv MrFrcdcrick
seconded ~ Mr.. Moss. the salary of
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

Secretary.
On.a melton made aud duly seconded
the Police Jury adjourned to meet at
its next Regular Session.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

On = m atpI made Joy Nr. Irau
luIy seconded by Mr. T. J. Brou,e1
the following Resolution was adopted
On a motion Of Mr.. IoauX, s"co91c.
by Mr. i. T. Rr.u.y.rl. II was orlam
"a that the President of the Police
Jury. Mr.. r.. =. Fleming, be and lie IS
hereby authorized t. borrow the sum
Of Ten Thousand Dollars % uroyi1.
funds not now available 20 dofrav L..
cost If construction Of Dipping Vat
rnEghou: ,he parish and q c~a~ut.
t.r and iii tho name If the Police jar
Of Ncrmil.on Parish, Louisiana, tw
certificates, numbers ocH and two Pc.
rectivcl~, for Five Tharsald 5000
Dollars each dated july 18Th. itiS au
maturing ON Anrii 18th. 1919 anil Nri
-, 1920 respectively and bcar..- tv.
yer cent per aHH1m interest aarat.
amna'lv on April 18th, 1919 ami 1922
and the Police jury here nIa1Le-. d.H.
rare. and ~at~ apart for tat payment DID,
sad certificates revenue, 81 th, paris
for tn, wears 1917. ami 1919 above III.
rcc--arr statutory charges for -ai.
Years. which surplus revenue, ar. cor.
tifed nv rta police jg-v O. H. sufficient
20 rotua and pa said certificates b.
full .n principal aal interest.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

You may soon be asked to confirmation
what Won can. The Salvation Army here
nuts for the doughboys in the front y IF
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

No more can the ladies buy pat
They're using pictured" hats now lion
service the purpose and being more ecoI.e,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03


President Of the Vermilion Parish, La
Police Jury.
ROM. P. LEBLANC,
Secretar' Police Jury, Vermilion Par
ish, La. 2o-6t
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-08-03

The Income tax this year Yielded uea,
is certainly some magician. He knows per
pockctbook into an empty one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
FAR EASTERN DEMAND
FOR INTERVENTION
Russian Committee Wants
Allies to Act.

ronyTg'r l'i.; MI rghts re.s,roj

i0ryrighf l'l.; MI rights rSssrI"d
PEKI>. Juuc @3.-The Russian state
Far Eastern Committee again Is urging
intervention IN Siberia by the Allies The
committee wants intcry entiou in tho
sense Of assisting the Russians them
selves to reestablish order and to create
the nucleus Of a power ou which the
Government may he based
Local government. heing one" cstab-
'ished, tho committee members have high
expectations OF its influence to spread
westward and lead to the lcavenine Of
the rest Of Russia. The Allies are asked
TO intervene with the object OF first
sCotChing tho German microhe IN the
Far East and secondly of nsuring that
the immense grain resources of western
Siberia viii not become available to the
Germans. and thirdly, of forcing II pos
sible. n diversion of the German power
from the western front by initiating a
movement in the German rear
Each object requires intervention on a
different scale, In the ease of the first
object. any force. like II brigade or a
division, would suffice, provided L, en-
| tered Russian territory with the good
will of the population. Such a force
could not hc expected TO penetrate he
yond Transbaikalia, For the purpose OF
securing the resources of western ST.
IBERIA the intervening force must cstab-
! lish itself in the Trails and must be Of
much greater magnitude" and would have
to maintain a line OF communications,
The third object would require an army
running INTO hundreds OF thousands and
expenditures on a colossal scale.
The japanese hitherto contemplated
penetrating no further than Transbai-
kalia with a small force. Intervention ON
| this scale, however, would have small
utility. but would have an advantage
mainly because II would give the Rus
SLAMS an opportunity to put IN" Far
| Eastern house in order. To be really
valuable. intervention. whether by Japan
alone or in conjunction with the Allies,
much reach the Trails. should tho first
step be taken the second doubtless would
follow in due course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
JAPAN IS URGED
TO INTERVENE
'Jiji' Says Government Should
Persuade United States
to Consent.
OPPOSES ANY DELAY
'HOchie' Advocates Despatch Of
Armies to Improve Ma
tiOnal Spirit.
SptGdi Cablc Besnafch to THs SIS from he
London Timts
copy,ch'. 1918; oH rights rsserrsd

London Times
ropyrok, 1918. oH rights rtserrtd
TOXIC. June % Tile newspaper Jiji
SAYS that Siberian intervention is be
ing considered by the Allies. and must
become an actual problem IN the near
future. In Japan. il Is pointed out. the
question should be studied from two
points Of view self-defence and The
common cause OF the Allies. Concern
ing the former. it is observed that the
menace Is not Yet near Japan. but to in
tervene after its near approach would
be political futllity. Concerning tie
latter. loud cries from the European
Allies for Japanese Intervention prove its
necessity"
Japan must decide without delay II
Is said. and persuade .he American Gov
eminent to consent; the latter easily
can be made to realize the actual situa
tion II japan and the Allies explain.
Commenting on the expansion Of the
japanese military forces the Hochi.
says the material expansion Is good but
an improvement; IN quality is moro nec"s-
sary. Regret - expressed u at while
the public is deeply concerned IN the
mobilization OF ships. railways and COM
mod!t!es. IL is apt to ignore tho ncCes-
sity OF a moral mobilization The spirit
Of the japanese nation is said to be in
feror to that which prevailed At the
| time Of the war witt Russia.
The japanese must realize, il Is point
cd ont that the only effective way 20
improve the standard is to despatch ar
mics 10 the continent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
Bolsheviki Seeking
Loan From Germany

T .ONDON, June ga Reuter-
despatch from Moscow. un-
dated, says that NJ. Brousky.
Commissioner of Industry and
Commerce. made the statement
at the session of the Russo-Ger-
man commission for the resump-
ton of economic relations that.
in order to meet the Russian en-
gagement to Germany, the So
Wet Government would be COM
PEELED to conclude foreign
loan. and as guarantee for the
loan would grant Germany wide
exploitation of Russia's natural
riches. in the form of numerous
concessions, the control Of which
would remain with the Russian
Government. portion of the
profits going to this Government.
Germany. the commissioner
stated, wuold be asked not to in
terfere with Russia's internal
economic policy or her relations
with countries which formerly
belonged to Russia, such as
Ukraine, Poland and the Cau-
casus. Germany would guaran-
tee to Russia at least half the
mineral output Of the Krivoy-
Rog and Caucasus regions. and.
finally, Germany would carry out
the rectification of the Russo
Ukrainian frontier.
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Never dd Germany lannrh such a
, force in first onslaught In it, general
aspects In IT, Intensity, this j. rh"
greatest BATH" o! the world, and destiny
reserved IL for our glory, Up l." now nine
Austrian divisions have been wiped out
There I. , lull ON the "u'my's side, hut
II would seem tuai hr * WORKING drs-
pcratsly al preparations for rcprisal
and has solicited help FROM Germany
We have upset tn" German plans W.
hu!h the enemy while the American
forces are flowing in and This Is tho
significance Of our success ~ tine
Italians realized that ON 'hr Marno. risc
and the NiSnr TIA" drst!nlcS of Italy also
werc In the balance. ~, the Allies ought
to realize today what Italian hCrOlS'u
has achieved for the whole Entente
Caus. and ought to honor the nlaN" a.
a snuCtitied stream Ia TN" Stru2gl. for
the liberation Of the word
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REASONABLE PEACE,
GERMAN LONGING
War Enormously Costly, Says
Military Critic.
p|cio' Cdhie Dfspdtch 20 THH SrN Dom
London Times
COpyPi0ht. 1913; al ri1his vtsevrei

Coptri0hf, l?ls, az righ's VSsev'tf,
COPENHAGEN, June 20. - Capt. Won
Salzmann. military critic OF the Berlin
Iossische Zeifun0. who is staying here,
said In an interview printed in the
PoiHkrn in reply to "A question If the
great offensive had not been very costly
TO the Gcrmans:
at has cost us enormously ana natu-
rally we all long for a reasonable Icace."
Pointing 10 "A Belgian interviewer who
had asked the meaning of reasonable
peace" he added
our chief industrial centres are Just
east of Belgium You can imagine how
they would be threatened I'm a future
war from airplanes and far reaching
guns. Therefore guarantees are neCes-
sary. such as that Belgium shall haVS no
army. no strategic railways"
Asked II peace had not been made
more difficult by the agreement made at
Brest- -L-itovsk. Won Salzmann answered
my paper was against the Brest-
Litovsk peace, still this was necessary
to free troops for the west front and to
get grain and raw materials. Many
think that this was gained through the
friendly agreement with Russia and that
Germany. across Russia, could reach
Japan, the three states then forming a
combination for future peace, THIS policy
now has been spoiled hut the Brest
I.itovsk peace was only provisional. In
the long run we shall be forced to roy se
our policy toward Russia"
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"An American Smoke
Like a Visit Home

HERE are few lines in post
cards lust received by SUN
Tobacco Fund donors from
American soldiers in France:
"The tobacco made many
fellow feel that those at home
think little of him"
"An American cigarette to n
Sammy in France is like a visit
home"
ut is mighty good to take
few puffs at an American stand
ard cigarette after several weeks
Of strangling over woodbincs."
Read these and other messages
on page 4.
WARNING! THE SUN To-
BACCO FUND has no connec-
tion with any other fund. organ
ization or publication. 1t en-
ploys no agents or solicitors.
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can situation Grave.

Vienna newspapers rapresen; the
situation as extremely grave The Ncre
Frtic PrfSse says II is impossible to re-
ltsyr the situation FOR three or four
weeks The Arbctc,. Zeifun0 SAYS that
this barharous PLAYING with the pa
tiercc Of Tn. people must cease.
The freedom with which the Austrian
censorship il permitting these comments
and also the sending % details of riot
ing and demonstrations ~ German and
neutral newspapers strengthens N"
opinion here that Vienna is applying
pressure i'm this manner on Rcriin IN
obtain the supplies which We're promised
to her as q result Of the Ukraine treaty,
but which failed to natcrializc.
The Austrian harvest, on which great
hopes for increased food rations were
based. has suffered severely IN the re-
cent heavy snow storms which swep, the
fields This also has had a dishear'cn-
ing effect upon the people,