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The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12
DUTY
 MAKES TROOPS
 Fl FOR BATTLE

With the American Army in LOT ;raine-"A quiet sector" said an officer of an American division hold ing a position so designated Zap pears to be a part of the front where nothing but scouting, patrol ling, shelling and gassing are going on, with a little bombing and flame throwing to vary the monotony."
 In a quiet" sector the American soldier gets his first experience of war. "Some of the relatively small things in this war looks so big to the new man that he is inclined to take them for bigger ones," said an American general, land it is im- portant for both the new soldier and the young officer to get familiar with the little frightfulnesses the Germans send over so as to get the proper proportion between them and real attacks
 Patrols are large contributors to the war diary of the division in this sector and the American sol dier is particularly apt at it. It is no secret for the Germans that he is always at it and that he is ven turesome enough to push into their lines and into the villages back of them. The Germans find their wire cut in most unexpected places, even live fire in some cases. A patrol caught at this dangerous work found itself in the range of machine guns and had to roll back under the wire and across No Mans Land with bull lets whistling over their heads. An other patrol pushing into a German commanding post and finding it vacant dragged an officers trunk back over the shell holes to their own trenches.
 The patrol is expected to do noth- ing more than bring in information. The orders are to avoid contact with the enemy, but patrols often meet and occasionally are obliged to fight.
 One man of an American patrol. separated from his comrades and captured by the enemy, had gained some interesting information that he determined to take back if he could. His rifle had been taken from him but he had managed to conceal a couple of grenades. Slvlv removing the cap from one of them as he was being led across No Mans Land he struck it against the other. let 1t drop and then sprinted back to safety.
 Indian troops are rendering great service in this work, getting over the ground between the lines with out seeming to touch thing that produces noise, and bringing back most useful information.
 Men in observation posts and cap- tive balloons furnish detailed in- formation of everything they see go- ing on back of the enemy's lines From their reports the war diary registers daily count of the num- Der of trains and the number of cars in each train seen on the lines or communication. A count is also kept of columns of smoke with the hours and minutes when they are observed.
 Working parties are counted and the direction of their movements noted, sometimes leading to the dis covery of new emplacements for heavy artillery. An aerial photo graph showed recently where bat tery found in this way had been completely destroyed by our fire.
 The men out scouting or on patrol in the listening posts or observation balloons quickly sharpen their facul- ties of observation, get better grasp of the significance of little
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The Odd Fellows hall at Seward, fine two-story structure next to the Hartman bank, has just been completed. The first meeting was held in the new hall recently.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The warehouse at Latuche was burned a short time ago. The loss was about S20,000.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The gap in the government rail way between Seward and Anchor age will be closed by the middle of September, Vim. C. Gerig, en- gineer in charge, announced re- gently. As soon as the gap is closed coal will be shipped to Sew ard for local consumption; potatoes will be shipped, which will be better than last years crop; and passenger traffic between the two cities will go by rail.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The lighthouse at Cape St. Elias has 300,00O candle power and has been seen by masters of vessels 50 miles out at sea. It is the largest and most powerful station on the Pacific coast It has four keepers who are trained to handle the com plicated machinery in six hour shifts. The station is also equipped with a first class foghorn which can be heard for miles.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The Lighthouse cannery at Cor dova received its last load of clans from the beds and will close down for the season. The company will can salmon, however, until the run is over.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

A web house 30 by 80 feet is being built by the Carlisle Packing Co. at Cordova on a dock to be erected adjoining the present oil dock, according to Nels Hawkinson, superintendent of the cannery.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE.-Mrs. W. F. Lyons is leaving for the Outside soon and offers shop, fixtures and business in cleaning and pressing clothes, for sale. No reasonable offer re- fused. Shop is on A street near blacksmith shop.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Eskimo reindeer herders of Alaska are being organized in order that they may systematize the care of deer. The organization is to be known as the Reindeer Mems Asso- citation and will be governed by a board of directors controlled by the head herders. Government teachers are assisting the natives to or ganize.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

A wild duck recently flew down the big smokestack at the Valerie mine at Whitehorse passing thru the stack and emerging from the firebox door which was open, the furnace not being in operation at the time. The duck escaped from the boiler and later flew down the main shaft to the 100 foot level where it was captured and taken to the open air and set free.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Sixty-three new Alaska fish in- dustries, including canneries, miled cure and fresh cure fish plants have been listed since January by the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce and Commercial club. The bureau estimates that the Alaska fishing output this year will have a value of between $65,- OOO,OOO and s7O,OOO,OOO.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

H. A. Anderson of Petersburg has purchased the hulk of the steamer Alaska formerly owned by the Vii. son Sylvester Mill Co.,, and will con- vert it into herring saltery.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Fifty-seven laborers recently ar rived at Katalla on the steamship Admiral Schley. They will work on the Boring River railway.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE, CHEAP-Large tank heater and pipe drum; flush toilet. good as new; also sink. Inquire Simson's.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-Business lot at
 Third and Market; also shot gun.
 Inquire Mrs. Lavin. 9-12
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

LOST-Ticket IFS, on Noeller prop erty. Finder please return to
 NeWS olllce. 9-l3
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Put the right food on the home table and the camp table will take care of itself.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12
WANT ADS

WANTED-Carpenters to build ad-
 dltlon to warehouse. Smson's.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE-Steamer trunks, trav- cling bags, suit cases. A large
 variety to choose from. Simson's.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR RENT-Upstairs residence,
 four rooms furnished. See Slippera
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Charles Warner, who had charge of salvaging the goods and ma chinery of the wrecked steamship Al-ki returned to Juneau recently after completing his job and burn ing the hull to the waters edge to remove the menace to navigation
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

Sam. C. Durham, author of "The Goldsmith of Nome" "The Lament of the Sourdough," and many other poems on Alaska is editing a jour- nal called the Industrial and Mining Age in New York City.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Sew- ing machine, photograph, launch Bunny, with 21s h. p. Ferro en- zine, shot gun, rifle, etc. Inquire of J. A. Slippern.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE-Beaver Board, in plain and oak finish. Doors and win dows, sash stock and mouldings. Inquire Simson's.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

The Canadian government will repair roads in the Rainy Hollow district on their side of the line in order to permit transportation of ore from Canadian points to Haines on the American side.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

w. J. Wright, chief mechanician for the sixteenth district, U. s. L. S. recently made an inspection trip to the lights at Capes Hinchinbrook and Elias. He overnauled the deli cate machinery while at the sta tions.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR RENT-Upstairs residence,
 four rooms furnished. See Slippern
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE-Small heater Cheap.
 Inquire News office
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-Cook stove in good condition. Inquire News office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Trn SonOrrjnunnb.

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ino mango Grcmplcr pan, hporlcoc&
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al SorhoIocuc Ger, iiocn @cIoltniu.
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lolcr bans ArtlflCr iii %ricrnca
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

O9'aa bette er ct bcrIigt firfeIigi
Vpgocrf. Tom bIep paabespnot
aarct 1920 % par unocr grbeioc
flere bunorcbc Ior.
Sp'fcrne itoar mn finn s NiI ire
TmienS, 'om DC iibitc Gage bar pp.
ret bombarocret beitigt. Ssloa her
or Stsrltepartcn al @pcns chile @e.
iolfnins MT fIpatet.
Sgiaa / Oct amerifanife Ifinit al
6ronten, / Sotbrinaerl, / @oropeii
Tor 5orI, bar oct aooct uiGopanlia
boot til Dc iioite fire Sage. 3pifer.
he bar rettct be bcftigite Ingrcb
MOB Imerifanerne, Iom oisie bar
mooitonet. iiocn DC opcrtog ocnnc
Gel al Sronten.
Nngrcbct bapbc ct ioooont On.
lang, at oct nar flort Of S~cniiotcn
bar at brpoc igienncm ben omcri.
fonlfe Clinic. Wen bcttc misIpffcocs
laIfolo totalt. Imcrifoncrnc life
alcnc bolot Stiainaci. men DC fog
ogiao 36 Sanger og , nifc Maifin.
fanorcr. Set aniloo2. at SienbenS
Cab lnoer DC fire CAGES aannpc be.
Iebcr Jig til mcncm 800 % 400
Waro, buorof opcr 100 blcp brrbt.
glt bpao Snifcrnc I lin ofiicicle
Rapport oircr pua bcrnc 9liirrc or
islacnoc &inicr:
IS Horo for ct. Mibiel uofsrte
ri ct beloigt SremItso mos DC amc-
rifon'fc Sropper. 81 tilisicoe Dem
tore Cob % braste Sanger tilbage."
Sorno Tor oct fsritc tnife Sliian-
terlangrcb git Der ct ire Cages 9om..
bnrbcnlcnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Kries. 90 Panoelsf aaoe

Chicago ben lite Ipril: Wnri-
i.eminiitcr Tnniels oplpite / en- IA.
le, ban igaar bolbt FOR Bet 9taiio-
nale SanoelSfammcr, at Den anlc.
rifanife ariesflaaoc iiocn &rias.
erflGringen MOB 5piflalto CT bic
ret forpget nlcb 1875 Sarteier paa
tilIammen 1,055,116 Cons SrGa.
tigheb.
Sprliocn &c autoriiercoc Slaa.
frpoiere, 0reaonpuebts % Spciocr-
frpoiere bar ri, iortalte ban, iorti.
Zen 794 mirore arigsiartsier I'M.
Ser 9pgnine. paa ira 60 til 1915
Son % reprGiertercnbc Ell %iantlct
Grnstisbeo al 20,2t7 Con.
Ineaaenoc Snnbcls- % Grams.
ro~rtflaaoen oplnite ban, of Der, Ipc.
ciclt rna @runb al bcn bnocnoc
Esopcnoigbeo al at ifaiic Grams.
purtmibIer for SperisrcIicn al Dill
lipller Soloater til Sranfria, bar
roret aiort % sisres itore Initrcn-
celIer for burtieit maIis at forsse
tcnne, % at &esierinsen for npr.
cGrenbe babe unber lin 2ontrol
$40 Sfibe paa tiliammen 1926.
605 Con ioruoen Sc foniiifereoe
holanoifc Sfibc paa tiIIammen
471.OO0 Son. iom mart oil bIi ia.
GET 9rie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

Ger tglcn! Get bar bare 2omotldg,
ban for meo, foritaar fig. In ainos
OF 6orieg poa at I9gge Ell aappe
ooer Spnoen og Snbifaben / Serben
er 8omoflag. Ililags Hretenoen %
Sttuen t%iIifile at f~oritiIt @iibfrpetig.
beo er aomoflas. Spao onbet bar
Oct bel, Sorii9era for meo? 90
bpao anoet er oct bel oeres Otter.
fommere | Dor ceen 3io iurer meo ?
Seq fie1oer gobe aicrfeioIf, Tom inte
bar luIa Ell Ieetin' paa treoipe slar,
% lom ifsrer fig LANCE aiortIer peo
beitioelige Ingeleoninser for at tpf.
fes Wtenneifer, og iom uoen minbite
Sfrnpler lnrer paa dig Ell 4iirp meo
raaone sGg, naar DC bare fan, til
TENTH Gents Suiineer. &ierfegongen
bar pGret bare &omoflag. % ioa
enfoloige fan Del pure, at Del trur,
at Oct bar glort Sorbcrre iisl ct rig.
rig goot Spit - bar piitta noaet
oner paa'n lisiom, afferat iom i,aar
Dom bar getta anap meb DC raaone
Vega. 9ci belt inte set, at ban bar
lat ct guilt Merfe peb Iupnct beres
for bier Sang, Del bar eiort apnlo.
flag, og at oct bIir CIT fompIomiiert
Hegn'fabsaccoilnt at ans're for, rtaor
Den Sio fomunler. Set or unaeiGr
paa Ialnrnc Tiier, iom itaar ban Ni.
colai Der pil iorisgc at biIoe cs ino,
at ban er en- I9ro Wanb, % at ban
er bilip meo at pinoc aria.
Samfunoct er elerS opracnbe
flilot al aomoflag, iaa Def ilart inte
er goot at bloc, ON Der fms 9@rlig.
beo mer / Geroen. Haar Be poIitiife
Eartia forteaer os, at oct er oeres
Opgaue at frelie Sanbet ira sfonomiif
% moralif Sorfaloenbeb, iaa er BET
tntet anoet END aomoflag; naar II
Hoctefeuer Tier, at ban cIifer Nrbei.
oera fine % ifrlier op SIiepriien en-
Sent eler to for at fitnne afforoc at
paa 2snna oercs tire oa en-
balp Sent ON llfa, iaa fan oere for
laoe Dere paa, at Oct er BET rene
aomoHa9. Ien bcn, iom Ii,rcr fig
lelp, er 8anllen iisl. Serit miItct
ban til Straf Saaret, og bereiter aif
G9noernc, % I'LL iioit bar Del 1toot.
tct ia Magan uoa'n. NGitc @ana
tar oom belle Sfrotter, % BET bIir inte
nom SsnDngsifoIe bcner, LET M c
Ell pom.
In bar Hct, belnerfct gtico.
on bsr bGnges; % / oisie 81.
Der, Da III ale nrnn bore Yatrioter,
bar leg cnoog bert, at Der / BEN Ir-
leonlllg lfal gaa 9anife nlegen Canon.
iipana. Som M T. Gr. - ban
itoflilt pper til ban Sens
Sperien og meo ct baIpt Gie paa Cart.
lleret taar en- retteliaen buroe
f1ebe $4,000 / 2ibertp Bombs Oh In.
Tier Jig ililila meo ct burbrc ener Iaa
os enooa biIoer fig ieIp % anore ino,
at Ell er en- flor Eatriot ener
naar en- bar gienoom og Ssnofomiter
til Ell TGroi al cit $t50,OOO % fun
betaIcr Sfat al cit TO, ire tliien ener
iaa'. SO, 10, @artneren bar nof Ret
Oct, ban iier. San mao 10 bloc set,
ban, ionn bar ina megct 2igaenoefp
all around / tire Stater. % ban
rslcr itof. bosoan bet ipir ban, for
etter bpao leg bsrer, betaIte ban
bare / Snofomitifat.
Sartneren bapoe reiit fig. SON
bar life Longer ben glade og tilfreoie
ban pleiet at bore.
Get gisr mig orbt, at on bar
bespnot at briffe igien, ia ban, ben.
Oenot til lin notable SIGgtning, ioet
ban tog Sua % gif.
0( =, 4,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Hnaoonnrn nil no.

ST. Gornlp Srncpn0 bcrrrcr / eli
Irtltcl / norlf "Gdgbln0ct" ct lor
9inr1c. iom Tor andre %nubc, p6crit
pi9ttq SpsrQ9ntaol, ucmll9 hpn6 Der
Dor azores Tor al beboloc llnQ0om
men | HnQhcu. Ger lom her CT
Der eli teri NcprQclic blouot BE.
iolfnln9cu HctujuQ AZ Nucruc. Ser.
liz giGl6cr 0ette nnturliauia 6cul
ionr er llngc 90 %rciicr &c life iii
9pcn ian refer sc iii Gmcrifa. Nr.
2rncuun mclIcr. at ihporpcl set nlua
c%rtlcn0ca, at ornrC lloilntitinu ira
SOgocrnc Tor cnocI ifpIoc9 DC efono-
mite Saor, lou mao boa sc IociuIc
Sllitan6c oQIua tnae@ mco / @ctra0t
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Gorbol0et. @ou tror, at ma bar
pGrct oltior tiIbeieIiq ill al al bare
oct etonoml'fc Sfplhcu. Rnd0crnc
or cite trarac % ubnggcIiac for
llngoommcr, iiQcr bon. Gen uiI "a
mou Ia 6orneiclic, "a mango al sc
rlhrc, Der cite har ct pictiitiif Sm
pna Sipct, fnn life tuaIc, at ncr aiDe9
Den IrIc0nina Ill 4h~ipreoclIc. Sno
Fir Oct "a Ill Nct, at sc rnQc fife
tripca / NielnmcgrUnbcn Sc mao
III, % ioo 6raQcr Sc, iounrc til
Sncrre, Ger itnieIigc % opIpitc Iia.
ger Der % Ioffer DEM mc0 lin Sri.
he's % inc SouaicIicr, ororc til
9Intcrifa meo oets mango NhlliQ
beocr.
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acts Nrenuio cr iort in0 pua CT
'orunocrlia innIt Spor "a ~Oonuucrca
a. cr hslit rarqinut muicrioliitiif
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son Sptoicn ira BEN onOcu SiOc
tlmoe mon pooitoo, at mango SrQ
oer& llngoom goar 90 p5utcr MGR
poo. Of noQen ifoI hiplpe Dem Ill
mcr aln6itnb, mer @Ip0c. mcr Nlo-
ipreoelie END poa al iaa Iroblcmet
cnl "arbeihsfratt iii &~orobrIoct"
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gtaoproOuftionen pcuocr bore Cinc
MOB @p8oerne;; Den CT ofntcI bcitan.
big, cutcn oct cr llouau0rinQcn Ell
Ter 6Iuatcn I'll @rcruc. ION urffcr
iterit SctpnfclishcN hos 0ooc 2onOs
mGno."
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&c, BET oiier CT 6criIag, iom or rem
iot / ben iocn'fe RieaOng. "a en- M.
perIig lloreonina, iom 6oriloo@itil.
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6eri beoer Oct bI. a.: "Srdfiabeten~
paa 2unosbpgoeIr, Gusiorrtiebeber
% SioIeringen. iPrIig ON 9interen,
er pan ingen Waooe en- u~uuientlio
emigratlonsoariog ~ifriper ban. iflsnI
oer bibfll er bet l~uIoitGnbig oper.
Jet arigen bor ar helc Gmiaro
iionsipergsmnnlci en- nm % n0cri
olporli9 Ittnalitct. Sper9smualc;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Grant logger SfiIsmisie

San Srancisco, Cal, Sen tObe
Mpril: 8en. II. e. Grants pngite
Sen, Scaie II. @rant. bar, %erfarc.
heS Oct ibag i Sonapab, Nepaoa.
unlagt Sfilsmisieiae moo lin Sil.
i'ru, Mrs. Gli5abetb 6. @rant,
hpcm ban bcifploer for at bape rciit
fra bam % neetet at penbe tilbagc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

Ssis II frenser q ehnaRin, nura' en- a,
be iiei,c 9Innener al "nusrennen-. stnial;
% bes't. SreueIe Eriisr men -xecoruS.pos
ten" Ct 9or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Chicago Produktmarked.

cuis &c Iiiu "Sresrah .Tsaen", onrr'oI Den
III s,ahcer % Aienote. SIS BEN ct s,uu.r al
Sldbef ma "a IA - 90 ierber De cs en- m
UbenueIi Pei b, net riee Of scaTDnns %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Kansas City K~vegmarked.
Sioux City Kvepn,rL.d

Hornkvsg-Steers..
SJeI og kvler.......... S.5O-1aOo
SUCKERS and feeders. 9.5O-1aM
Swim, bulk. 00 o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

ENrEREp A. SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE Ism 1908 AT
TsE Posr oFFicF At DrcoRAH. Iowa, UNDER rHE ACT
or CosGKEss oF MARCUS 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

'eN'INNH"Ni 'oNlii pilp HHpIltIiltltpSi
&pisiom oct er Sili9Ibct, lao
MAJ Oct bore eli M % pelbcbageIig
SeltlatlonsiornemlnelS' Tor Dig, pa.
rcrtc @artleren. Yen oct, ieg alt
loa lfiiloc lagt. bar, at Siltorieil
imrner % beitanbig repeater iig iicl.
Sanbbcit or Sanobeit, og SiloiareIs'
or Silofarcla' % aomoflaa cr aomc-
lag til alc Siber. 90 ret let, or
fonicfpcniligcn aonIoflag - icg me-
ncr Den al mcnncifcIig Sprinbels' =
ilttet nllbct cuo SiIoiarcls'. Set oil
il Slr, bare pao Ct nnoet Bis. &omlo.
ilag or Sacobs Heit. lilcn Claus SGn-
Der. iaa TO ipcaf. Get itarta mco DC
ieritc Mcunelfenc, iom TOM iub /
%Gra. Snte isr bar Dom iluppct lbs
/ Gocns Sapc, Tor Slangen fom %
GAP Dem eli Sesion / aomoilag, %
Oct isrite, Del tGnfte paa, bar, hos.
Dan Del ihiloe lure Sorberre meo
nGrlia Spill. Men ban Loo Jig Ill,
inte lure ban GA, bperfen Den 8an.
gen eller icnere! Net eaar into nosei
Slaes aomoflag meb ham. San nil
ha rent alag bcn aarcn. Sntc noeet
Spncraiiicri encr Siinioniitcri Der,
Sar.
- Haar'n aain iportc, Of ban iiifc
par i'm Srors Soster. iaa bar ri Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Omaha K~vssmarked

Hornkveg-Nativc steers. - Mas
Cto.os hVier......... S.50-11 90
otockers and feeders. S,OO-1a So
- DuiN OF II. OO-17.25
19. $500. so
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16

SorIiG;iss paa iiSite Sioe,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
Methodist RevivG

A revival meeting will be held at
the Methodist church the coming
week, beginning tomorrow night at
7:3O o'clock, and continuing through
Sunday, March 81, with service
each evening at the same hour.
Every one is invited to attend these
services, the object of which is to
quicken the spiritual life of the com
munity. A special feature will be
the song service for about twenty
minutes each evening Immediately
preceding the preaching. Following
are the proposed subjects for the
week, with perhaps some slight varia-
tions: Sunday, "Sowing and Reap
ing" Monday, "Not Ashamed OF the
Gospel of Christi" Tuesday, Repent, ),
ance;" Wednesday, 'sThe New Birth ;"
Thursday, "Vain Excuses" Friday,
ssrrhe Foolish Man," Saturday, what
will You Do with Christi Sunday
morning, ."sEaster Message" Sunday
evening, "Prepare to Meet Thy God y
Come, let us be the channel through
which blessings may flow from our
lives to the lives Of others. There
are only two ways: if you have not
accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as
your Saviour, you are in the broad
way leading to eternal punishment
and hell; the free gift of God is
eternal life through Jesus Christ, our
Lord. Which way do you choose?
w. F. HENDERSON,, JR., Pastor.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-03-23
PARTITION SALE.
State of LouisianaParish of Ascen-
--.- sion-Twenty-Seventh Judicial
District Court

Mrs. Lillian Breckenridge ct ais.
VS.. No. 1857
Bank of Donaldsonville in Liquidation
pY VIRTUE OF and in obedience to
ID an order of sale, to effect a parti-
ton, issued by the above named court
in the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, | will offer
for sale at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, according to law,
at the principal front door OF the
courthouse of the parish of Ascension,
in the city of Donaldsonville, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1918,
at II o'clock a. M, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground, together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto belong
ing, situated on the northeast corner
of Mississippi and Lessard streets in
Donaldsonville, Louisiana, designated
on the plan of said town as lot / in
square 38, bounded on the east by lot
2, in the rear by lot belonging to
Kahn & We'll, Inc, measuring 78 feet
9 inches front ON Mississippi street
by a depth of 110 feet on Lessard
street.
Terms and conditions-Cash il
United States currency.
E. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
Donaldsonville, La, March 20, 1918