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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
A SLUGGISH OR TORPID LIVER

Is responsible for an enormous
amount of trouble. Take TennilIa's
fectual cure known. Price $50 per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
MISS GINSBERG MUCH
IMPROVED.

Friends of Miss Sadie Ginsberg, who
has been i'll for the past several days.
will be pleased to learn that she is
much improved, and hopes to be ou.
among them again in a few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
NOMADS POSTPONE
ME- ETfNG

ON account of the bad weather yes
terday afternoon the Nomads were
again forced to postpone their meeting.
They will meet on Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
E. r. Malone, is w. Jackson street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
NOTICE

DR.. Clarence Hutchinson
will hold office hours from a
to 5 p. m, instead of II to /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

The British ere IL weed sAsss ~
Gsrsuan are iron My heart stcpg4t
bssstsng. By. mistake l bad seaws~,
baek TO the t;.srtasn iirssa.
tnrsed ssealy ahsat ard Ssy tuais
caught On the wire ana asssss a isHd
rigEaAng ryGSe. ~.
A sharp yhstAsnge rang egx-
sEfnEg 10 my feet. siHeAiag hw. and
van Tssiiy back tesarsi eass Enes. Ths
Germans started trsDs. The bzlists
we're biting all arOund nss, whea bsng !
Iran smash Into car sire. and shAvp
challenge. -'Ait. who CONES thersy'
rang oat. gasped cut ths password.
and. creeping my way through The lana
In tho wire. teartng nv haasss ana
aniform. fuEahied into eur tr~gcA and
was s8fs. but I was nervous wreck
for an hour. Rntsl q drink ok run
bsoaghf the round.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

.t 4
~kaFsssaa mss ssssAesllNxsls hskxa t'Ne
gsssas m asxegaeA 10 fhe S8ssssis -,
tssrs aissAsasses. 60 Ne ss*asssA -
sasy, Ssasssssssss ~ isA. Gsaf mn naFl
ssSA III have ssmstaEsy e~Ea@ ever -
rsscr ssa snaay lasaAsAs R&sa- xsA sssas
s@e fYazs aia aAsw@tssge I fsana fasM
esse SAere a ssraSeiss Asa inasa* m
srtSf Wy tasaAx sssa;sxfy as and rayaaa
hnaSs.s hT sa@nsaea ksscs at shsex
alasy, ne iiear szsEsgalsts seslsaS ~
facsnsss sAss tire tsaMs eaSarvd nsEse
a@ hasekxaaNss II q partscwiars ss-
rastsSss type Per tasy SHIP noar psa<
w their AFa while they kmew tsak
'tesas ct sho@sansis NJ their fealesM
esaGAsrsEaea are nsmFsS SsaFvaas IN
shas their sesvrmsaens In &@MSsar rsx
csspanssssaoas tsli sf yasecms appeals M
ether iaasss. Asswwsea .nesusisd 10 s9sF~
tiara little haar. II sessns swraesaA
that tAase essanAtssscAs could not Assn
,arssma week at the fswssses and ess
eseas~d gaard to pat a ssar to IL
drain u Eoag there
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
MAKES FORTUNE
BY SMUGGLING

Fsesi VI s@versl ksbas IL asxsylsaise.s
lle~aesd and iess ssixaemi sAexsaSa~tsts
vns srana1 ty tAs Swwiisa cassmAs M,
faassssss and heavy enc Was im
pessd.
"ssa ne got iasa ,earA WITH sosas
Ffnnasa snervAants mha fur 4 Ewsee
gAAsHr,eed IN hare large srRAsasy
as rahAer rtags uS the S~sasssA side IN
the river Ut a eersaia minute ca d eer
TAIN Jay.
~Enseftng satn relations with q ffss'
to stceSAelfn ard nndsnx ,hai be cnuia
iaass Eaay theassad sFeaes rsea,
sAeresy. kaslssSn tula the Hnas 10 Al
ahead, oae nsghs be wsns TO Ms.siss.
where the rahAes was Ia b. really,
Masriia b q tiny stsssaa On the Hap
srxnds-o ~Tosn@a ss~srh III rail-.
say, and straa&f On the haaA ~ THE
river.
when he arrived therv wss no stgn
Ut q Rssslan eastosa hause afnerr
asress streaHs. The rvYelutien has NJ,
sescd matters The Casssess wh0
used to patrol the Russian shore had
DISAPPEARED. The ns~ quarts arpoln;.
ssi ~ the revoiutsonasies found II mere
Interesting TO stay In Taraea karsxsca
picked mp tue rubber. Thls was aaiy
the 6rsf os chain nj such ,rafsxac.
uons be naanaeea with fnaaclsl sue
ceaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

To make cur cnantry really safe
ws rnuss srss make II healthy u he
slogan Doctor rarraui suggests Ter
thas war against dis~ase.
OF TIE us=E csHsd 10 the csaoea BY
the frst draft ;tlnD0 ware scu0d 10 b.
srtercuaar. 1has IN uns ri the ss14kinx
tatscsttoas III ~ prevaiencs VI -
disease.
while II vxr has shrs effecsnAIsy
d.scias@3 ccnAinons which existed b.
fore. rather shsa prcdsced tAes eoodi-
tscns. II 10 also tine that In indir~ef
waya n has Substantially tner~ased the
tuberculosis prehlsra tn The Eu-H<xn
co1nsrtss Involved says Iocinr Far.
r~a1
X Fusef Ent 10 the Ms@asioa la the
armies, -here the Essoxse NJ life gffaa
'saAs 10 rrsSee stss dfs<ass. h@t ts engs
tgtj@as wh.cA a-exv the c4vtliaa s,crz;.
satsna"
fryer~sssSl goss,s, cinissnx sr9 accusing
s~yses nsrssSss1tirsx. rssosas yhs lewse
~ r~Vnrs, sssE.sstsss s''sy'sgf esatsfsy sad
5a.8ty aisd tAssr fes8lssa' f7s3lerrw1r1-
go. ere rrta ss sesatTsentiAg o1aaes
aAraaG sitn rrgGaysaiFa aazHsf ~
i4sa 81 Eaa 1a'r Sa@saatA Erat'fs;aE ty
%rled Ln3 G.a,E as s3aess NJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

wire, when ~a walked into 4 Roche
covering party nearly thirty strong.
Then the music started. the fiddler rem
1deved his bill. and we paid.
Fighting 10 the dark with . hayonet
Ia not very pleasant. The Germans
tessk II GA the r,sr:, kat car cfsscvr WIS
40 novice at the game and didn't fol.
low them. lie gave the order down
on the ground. hug II close" ~
just Ia time. too. because 4 sotley
skinned over our heads, Then 10 low
tones we wsra, tald 10, seEara,a aud
crawl back to our treachesv each man
on bis own.
Wa could see the flashes Of their
rifles In the darkness, but the bullets
were going over our heads
We lost three men killed md one
wounded In the arm. II II hahnt been
for our otslcer's quick thinking the
whole patrol would have probably
been wiped ont.
After about twensy minutes walt -a
went out again and discovered that
the Germans had a wiring party work.
Ing on their harbed wire. We returned
to our trenches unobseryed with the
information and our machine guns I'm
medlatrly got busy.
The next night four men were sent
out 10 g. over and examine the Ger.
man barhed wirv and see II they bad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
LIFE is SAVED BY
HANDKERCHIEF


OF dead German I, took rae 4 m.mr
4te "a. Fsaisse what wAs haEpeaias aaA
! swoke to the sosaa ~ halis,s whl.~
siag past ray head That dianf disturb
tHe much. because | was wogdsrtne
why somebody hadn't buried the Ger
mar Lacking arpaai. however, nh I
could s"e was dead GermaaA II wud.
fetfy iaanea on nAs that was In NJ
Mans Land az all the placsa there
arS 10 land In France mn.i Germany !
had 10 land between che two.
Then realized what q rrs-.icament
] was In and began TO think up ssuae
way 10 get oui af is The though, CHINO
10 rho that II ] wax nearer the German
lines than 10 the Frvnch. had better
ees rid III those iacentiary hails In ny
pocket for II the Germans catch ycu
with them yca are shos al once. I
climbed back into my naachins Ia tho
tune Ut bullets and took oas a load nf
over 400 cartridges. threw them on Tho
ground and then removed my cusapaxa
aud sIslmssef.
THE frs. thing struck was srsvA
unfinished. with two of the enemy In
II. easei myssif down into H. lifted
~ ons IT tho Germans and pat tho
cartridges beneath him, l started
walking back Is my mechine. A !
so; near Il the Roche tines started
their misrwisa~ur. a,ss fissss ~ nae. and
The French. Unaware That aas Que III
them, also opened up, had 10 walk
600 fe~t hetwsn the liaes and n Was
no ioke sl.h Nil that Ard soacrn.ras%1
In thy direction, uns hulst passed 90
CLOSE 10 my fnce tina, rcaN fsii th@
wind. decided that I'd havs'yo 10 ID
"ne ~ the line@. enemy or frteksd. hut
jus, then | heard a machine overhead
! looked up and sac whi,e pats hresk-
lnE eut oil around II.
'Oa the way the fee rot No hot I
had. to fall face down. and ! didn't
move for, ! gurss. ave tninutc& There
being no gne~i reason fer my being
shot like dog ! ynnhrd cut my hand
karwtsef and waved II III the Preach
lines.
They finally got II. after trr min
utss II waving. and sew a Preach
Ioiffsererr, beetanfng me from bit AZ
woss:s u there. ever has been faster
5oyard syria; ! never heard Of H. I
ran 40 fast that I ran rgt, into tho
osAr~r, and very nearly knocked his re-
yolves "ut ot his hand, shpwed him
gay Identification card mad then started
curNIng hItn for shooting Mt ran. iIa
had been taking pestshets NJ tas cut
there, He hrologfaed. saying that b.
could only see ny bead, because his
position WIS slightly lower thsn No
Macs Land
They took ne up 10 the dlsisaenat
general, and reported that had nssn
mare than mo dead Germans ans only
two rranchsnen. n made him M hsppy
that he gave me dinner, and corsrAI.
m@n;ei me fer being good soldier
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Swedish -Rlbher Baron" Tells
How No Profted BY Trad.
Ing on Frontier.
Aaads His First asmsy pesisac IN
Rssslaa aahlss--rhsn Ensases In
Smuggling Rssb~r Fren Fin
land ard c<ts Hich Quickly.

ssockAcln. Sweder. Yea want II
know wha. people snrggieF Go 30
the river then, and you will ssssa Ind
oct They sraexgie nearly everything.
70 II In rather aisscus, 10 answer the
question eshana." SO said e0strsa
hoGse otsicxr &, Hsparanta, the little
Swedish sown on the frontisr Of Fin
land. TO Herbert Erscsen. a sxeaisA
writer, who went up the Tornes valley
to Investigate the smuggling stories,
willie I was waiting Tor the Over
rornea train to start. naosorsyris
ehugxssi into the station yard" said
Erscson.
That Ia one Of cur rubber hsruns,
r~narted an acqua.nt3nee TO me. A
rubber haron. In Hararanda talk. u
4 man who suddcn,y gets rich GA
smuggling rubber In from rnland. !
was In imek. for the haron-karisson
I with call hin--trav~ied nar,h In my
compartment. He was a pleasant fel.
low. He did not remind me of the
smart spectators ! had met In Sorr~
land. He syen leaked embarrassed
when I began TO talk about smuggling.
. Clerk Before the Wxrs
Presently he told m. that a, the
Outbreak Of m. war hs had been Z
clerk In one Of Sorriand's coast towns
He had earned his uoaey 10 rahles.
II, r. not generally known that
many hundred Swedes hav. made kig
fortunes out ~ ruhles !, happessesi
Hike thtst After the occupation ut
Poland and ether regions 81 Russia.
the Germans found tina, the population
refused 90 take marks In payEaens for
such supplies as were paid for. The
people demanded rutles. and rubi.s
the Germans did not have The only
way Of getting them mas through
sweden, The Russian government
permitted no more thar 100 10 he tax.
en- cot ot the government hy zach
traveller, bat wtth the lncentls- os n
good reward s,nasglsrs were not lack.
Ing, The usparanas agents bought
up these ruhles and sent them down
to Germany BY bales
~When tho Germans had bought all
the ruhies they wanted Ksr,sson tried
TO snuggle drugs % Finland That
failed absolutely He met with dts.
sster at the outset His first eonssgn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Aviator, Stranded In No Mans
Land, Faces Fire u :
Friend and Foe.
WAVED SIGNAL 70 FRENCH


WashinEtoa.-~Fiish, Sergcan, James
ii, Hanghaln Of Washington. who was
transferred fsssn the Lafayette escA.
drille 10 the Paris AIR Defense squad.
ron. has been repstesi o prisoner In
unofficial adyices 10 his mother, Mrs.
Mary A, Baaghan. rrexden. of the
Dixie Agricultural company Of wash.
instos. Sergeant Baagham Joined the
Lafayette escsdrslie Ia 1917 when be
was eighteen years old aad wen the
Military medal, the highest Preach
honor 10 nmacomuisslnnesl mon.
The lncidsnt tina, earned the ser
geant tho medal VAS described In a let.
ter he wrote recently. Paying tribute
10 the wonderful spirit Of his French
tsssasffsi.s ~s~rgrasss Rsssaass said -
We bad been cent out to patrol
back of the German tines and to Of.
tack anything enemy we saw. Having
lncendisry balls In my sun. was pre-
pared to attack German sausage
ri observatory bai!con. Just IN was
beginning the descent 10 attack, saw
noehe ai,plane solng In the direction
os eur tines 10 DO Photographic work
pat on fnll speed and signaled to the
other planes TO follow. They evident.
IT, did not see my signal. for they
didn't I'm down with me. When ! gpt
too meters from the Ee~he l started
firing, The enemy. replied by turning
loasa both guns nj fne. nanst have
got him, however. with the arH blast.
for when ! pulled up to make another
dive he WIS silent
!, ;, Thea .. s>igsttlny., haappsnad ihgl
wuqld make the coolest man GA earth
euss. ard as l am NOT one II the beat.
you can imagine that | left little un.
said. Ny motor stopped absolutely
dead. There Was only aas thsag for me
to d. and that WIS Ia dive. lose the
Btcte end try 10 sulrlane 10 the
French llpes Az vert past the Ger.
rasn machine II immediately came
down and. putting some uice sseea very
cgcse to him. did ali tie acrntacr ]
had ever learned. When hsd finished
feuad that had cosne dovs from
1000 10 1000 feet and there Vas DO
Boche tn sight.
II then locked aruHad fer place IN
land saw a fairly gtssi yaace oH to
the right and made H. then stepped
Gu, al the macAine-~rsxh. On the faee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

cpt lanes through Il. X ~, this pres.
agrsl an early morning attack en cur
treneArs.
" course had 10 be one ~ the four
selected fer the lob II was Just like
scndtng a fellow TO the uodersaker's
70 order his evu coda.
Az ten o'clock We started oct. armed
With three bombs, bayooe, and re-
volver. After Settiax an,o No Mans
Land We separated. CrSwling -four or
ave feet al tsrss. iucksax star shelis
wi,h strsys cracking ovtrhesd. |
reached their wire I secuted along
this snch BY inch. scxrc~,y hreathinx.
l ccaid hear them talking In thslr
tr~sch, my heart was rs,aa,;ing against
my ribs Gee false move OF the least
nelse tnaQa TIE wesat discovery md
almost c~rtssn death.
After easertns my sector I quietly
ers~sed ssck. had gotten Ahess half
WY ahen I nattcea ,hs. my revolver
Va, ratSsins II was pitch dark. ]
tarIed seaus ~ see Il cssasd eai II .
II coG,3at ne fs- away. hccsase stcps
three or tavr w.sautss yyeytoassy I had
felt the tuft is thA bolster. crawissi
scAaaS il ttre.es s-t q; last tosni II.
'sSa s.aite,i 20 RS Way hack 70 ou-
lysae'Aasr-e, "a sssst~sste-.
Pretty se>a I -vAehcl eS-ssl wire.
ana v'e< sac n ere ,Ay ia ~
vi. ~ vAga E1s cnl4 s e IN
wv; eal sl} ta Is5 t'c sra Il. ece IL
~ tzs,NE Es-a stakes, Il azs 4-cn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
caAPrkR XVII.

After tea Lieutenant Stores u cur
seettoa caws iato the cwEc1t and In.
ferr,~d rae that WAS -fcrN a reccan.si'
tsr.ns palrci and would carry SIX Mills
ecrass
A. Il N ,Aa, nleA. twvsve ns~. ou-
Eeoeaaa; sud Byself wsne cut In
rreat 90 s ratcA in M Mans lard
We ertjSet so'aUi IN the dark az
about two h'Gr$, ,aS; seeSkspg afsoC'
fessfrs e. tr,e.ssts. -! tAn h%ySgv,t er-
RShs w>sSs@s par.s&S &c Ses What
thsy wvrs 'tas
seog-3 tNN H taN u-si1s We WIRE
esrassy &, Ass sGr ~aF seea. ,aitty
yxr.s - trNat II ,tAv Gear 80 As,stss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
is As FATAL As WAR
Dr.. lhteesssas Farrsad Aspesss u
psecss - Enter estsss Asssae
piMAse.

New rcrk.-Morssaty frHn suher'
eulcsis arsanE The Civilian r~'SasA'ier
aas In the arrass~ of nil the ccaatrses
snxsSed In the var has at least AZ
rraxlaasfess the trial number Of sos
c!srs S!li.s! In hattie scccrains to lT
Ilv,ngaeas Fagrand. director Il tsf
American ceeaaassisa ss'r tie rrvvsa
,,az ~ sylse~ralo$ts ia France.
Thst the pssss;e q America tsraS
tssysSs.ves isto the 7rassiar et t.sa
va; sssg.sg -tsfvs7y-;;SSsr0sfs ~ssh TIT sE II
slssI w1sh wstrh tteg have hur'ss
M sasesvss So -; ,lse Iisia h. te i4is4
Ara d. &n fsgssNgN T9&sse Nh r~s-79r Fsg
RAPID ca to e5e " ss r's&&r2 y
Fygscs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Quite contrast 10 Wilson was IN.
cthsr character In our brigade named
Scott: we called him "oid seotty" on
account Of his age, lie was nfty-seven,
although iocking forty ''t,fd scotty''
had been born In the Northwest and
had served In the Northwss, Mounted
police He was typical oowpuncher
and Indian fighter and was dead shot
with the ride, and took no pains TO
Disguise this fact ssoH, a#. We slsefi 10
take cars u his r,fs ~ " II were a
baby, In his spare moments sou could
always see him cleaning II or polish
ing the stock. Woe betide the man
who by mistake happened 20 get hold
OF this rite. he soon found out his
error. Scott was as deaf ms mule.
and II was amusing Mt parade TO watch
him In the manual Of arms, slyly
glsncing out Of the corner Of his eye
a. tho man next to him 10 see what
The order was, How he passed the
doctor was a mystery To US: he must
have blniyed HIS way through, because
be certainly was Independent, beside
him the Fourth Of July locked like
Good Friday. No wore nj tho time a
large sombrero, hcd q Mexican stock
saddle over his shoulder. lariat on
Ass arm. and forty Ave- hanging
from his hip. Dumping this rarapher~
MALTA GA the aoor he went up IN the
recruiting officer mud shouted I'm
fruia America. ives, Of tho Rockies,
>sGa ,saa. "a Gaia s.aay 1a.---~d sysEGtyt
I've got no use for a German aud eau
sheo, some. Al Scotland Yard they
turned me down, said | WAS deaf and
~ ain. don't banker 20. ship In with
4 Did underwriting outfit but the
cavalrys full, so guess shls rcsi.
ment's better than none, 50 trot out
Jour papers and III sign 'eti," He told
them he was forty and slipped by I
was on recruiting service ut the time
be applied tnr enlistment.
II WAS Old Seo,ty's great ambition
to DO a sntpcr or body snateher.' as
Mr.. Atkins calls e. The day that be
was detailed as brigade sniper he cele.
hrated his sppoln,mens by blowing the
whole platoon TO fsgs
A~lnv y~Hk. old Sectty took lik.
ms to me and used to spin some great
yarns about The, pIlains, and the whose
plaioon would drlns these to and ask
for more, AnsuIas Was a rookie com
pared With him,
The cx.plsiusman and Discipline
sauid not agree hut the otHcers all
ilkea hm even " be was hard to mar.
age 40 when he was detailed a. a
snt,ter Sigh ~ relief went w from
the officers mess
Old Scotty had the trredom.os the
brigade lie used ~ draw two or
thrive days ratieps and disappear with
his glass, range finder and rifle, and We
would sec " hear 10 more NJ h.m
until suddenly 10 would reappear
with n couple ~ noiches added 20
those already On the butt II his rife.
Every time he sN German II meant
another notch. lie was proud ~ these
netcAes.
hut attsr few usenths Esther
Rheumatism Got him and he WAS seat
20 highly. the al. In the wake Of his
strvsrhsr wss blue VIC curses Old
Sssa,y surely could swear: seuss Of his
crthurxts metuslly Naraed yea.
No deuht. Oh this writing. he In
-~,ss~wkese In Rightly" pussy sresiaT
II % = bridge or alonx the wal, Of
come munisicn plant with the "a. r.
or Huns Defense ccsrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
GIRL CUTS orr TRESSEs
50 As TO BUY ". SIS

n~ytnA o.--Jssaia Dvw~aI,
sss~es. cut o6 hee bsssttSui
cAsssnH. eurts to heip via he
wsr. Shs then setiaed "a On
c~T q The Sstsonai security
sssTus that she ~isA~d sAs hsss
10 ss sAd In PoStisnA. ORE, and
that fhe aa~usy ts~ used In buy.
inx War Savings stamps. tssr-
srwde Afhe~+@n. sh@ xnfMH.
TzsSe the arvs Md as Tire tr~~>es
q; IS. The shtidTs explanatory
better II 70 - stas aicag ~fth
tse hstt 70 ths aiEhps, hsdses.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
EMpEY HAS NARROW ESCAPE WHILE ON PATROL DUTY
mi NO MANS LAND.

synopssFtred by the sinking OF the Laana with loss Of
Arthur Empey American living City
goes easta private In the British
experience recruiting officer Laaden
where
OF "eoe After
tho ontsns
while the bullets Emp-y
falls that death turks trvnehes
Chaplain himself by rescung Wounded under bot
pick shovel Empey has trench
Exciting experience istsning detail Ex
citing work observation post duty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

no NJ CONTINUED
uss4 Nsss A-eAnt sf "a =

lssc FsG A-a@FI o. w e.
I, ASs bcs8 sStlsaSssi thst the Writ
to tSc cores and SAsaths%S ~ tas
aTraa's SEsE S-31s c&k,es .A2s Sgrs
3yees rsaae %is,e they we're saret GsT
In fSs- Evg5a rSascs sfN<a tie en- \
~ TIE I.ssel~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

fsring frpsa n II plsmned through i1d0
local societies ~ the Hatioaa, Tubxr.
culasss association.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Az Ia~lish scseaggst caa.sas ae hare
58s~4vsFE5 rss that ass The ssrzs
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-05-11
JupmA1 Apymanua,nNT.

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virtue OF an order Of court. bearing
date the 10th day Of April. 1918. and
to me directed, l will offer for sale
to affect partition, to the last and
highest bidder at the principal fornt
door Of the courthouse. In the town
of Covington, La. between legal sale
hours for judicial sales. ON
Saturday, May Is, 1918.
the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain piece or parcel of land
situated in the town OF Slidsll, st.
Tammany parish, Louisiana. more
fully described as follows: Five 90
acres of land situated in the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter
of section fifteen (15), township
nine co south, range fourteen (14)
east, more fully described as COM
mencing at the northeast corner OF
the northwest quarter OF. the north
east quarter of said section Is, tp.
9 south, range IA east. thence south
five 90 chains; thence west ten (l0)
chains; thence north Eve 90 chains;
thence east ten (1O) chains, to the
point of beginning.
Said property being bounded on
the north by the Louisiana Agricul-
ture Company, on the east by Peter
Hanson, on the south by de Haas.
also Innerarity's and Anders' prop
critics. Said property being located
about one mile southeast OF Slidell
station. Together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale-Cash. with benefit
of appraisement.
T. E. BREW TER,
an2O-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-05-11
ORDINANCE NO. GS.

An ordinance closing and vacattng
Fifth Avenue, In the town Of New
Coviugton, from Louisiana street
to Pine street in the said division
of New Covington, Louisiana.
Section /. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Town Council OF the town
OF Covington. in legal session con-
yened, That the following street.
Fifth Avenue, from Louisiana to
Pine street, in New Covington. be
and the same is hereby vacated and
closed.
Section 2. Be it ordained, ETC..
That that part Of the ordinance dedi-
eating the said Fifth Avenue from
Louisiana street to Pine street. In
New Covington. to the Town OF Gov
ington by the Covington and st.
Tammany Land and Improvement
Company, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Section 3. Be it ordained, etc.
That this ordinance shall take eject
from and Immediately after Its pass
age.
On a vote being taken the follow
ing voted yea: NJ. P. blanche. A. Il
Smith, H. A. Mackie, @. =. Schon'
berg, E. Frederick.
Nays: None.
Not voting: A. D. Schwartz.
PAUL ]. LACRO1X,
Mayor.
l.. A. PERRDAND.
Secretary.