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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
9tntl(bt 9elegatetl
0iirftcl beint bleibtll
Sinemiteen 9citattct tuirS; Gin Hmricr tpirS
Sann SIC BcSinomnocn abtclcn
seemansitrcik in Pambure spartakermal

! polltil@efl Alplrdftonen Eapltdl
! idlogen 5lt ipoIlen."
Der preuBiibe SuIti8ntiuiiter iagr
te, Die unabb1ngigen So5ialilten
ieien mebr I'M gfuBIano beiorgt, ols
nm Ole 8oblfobrt 8eutidIanog. Gr
bronomarfte aarI Gaoef, 0en ruff
| fden @olideipif, Der in Berlin in
Snft iiBt, aI8 einen gllniberTalberbre-
der" imO iagte, nidt Die ruliifde
0nnnpfiual3e babe 0ie gtieoerloge
8eitidlanOs berbei9efiibrt, ion6ern
goiideiptti. .gluitedltng uno aorrup.
tion, fiir bic nit eeItobleren ruff.
i6en @elb be3ablt nuroe.
Seine iogte ouh, Die ltnnb61ngi.
gen So8iaIiiten ieien fir bic Sparto
fltsunttriebe oes flii6ti9en goli5ei.
prdiibenten Gidborn uno fir oie Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Der 0orineiol6a,
ten @eorg 2e0eboltrs hernntiportlid).
gr beihuIOiete iie, 6en fiir3liden
@eneroIitreif obne oie oerinaIte ge.
redti9ung bermtfbei6lporen at ia.
ben. 8ie Spdrtafer ieien bic Mor0-
blt6en Der llnabbdngigen So5ioIiiten,
o6er Die uro6bdngigen So3iolilten
ieien Die tpirflide ltn0 gr0Bere @e.
fdbr, oa fie Die @ur3el Der gdn5eu
terrOriItiiden 8epe9ung ieien.
8aBIen beeiiniti9eu 9iegiernHg.
8aIel, %. UtGr3. - 3ie BobIen
81 ben Goloatenr1ten in 0aqbeburq,
in Ebiiringen uno i'm gtltbrqe6iet
fttt0, tpie Die sronffurter 3eitung
meloet, au Glrniten Der ge9enfpdrtte
gen oertiden giegierang oltsgefaaen.
Die Sol01ten. utlo 2lrbeiter1te in
gtinoen uro 8ieIefeI6 boben fih, uie
Die 3eitltng tpeiter meloet, geeen ons
SpItem Der &dte als sSoftor IN Dem
oouernoen poIitiiben Spitern oiisge.
iprohen in6 Baben cine @arnltng ge.
gen aonuutilisntts erloiien fir 0en,
nie iie ioget oie strbeiter nidt reif
iino.
Berlin %. @lGr3. goIIten bieI
@eri6te auf 8obrbeit beruben, no.
mad Die oIliierte 5rieoensfonferens
0eittiden 8eIegoten feline @eIeae1t. |
belt geben miro, iiber bic geoingurtf |
gen SIT 0isfntieren, ionoern oieielben
einfdd 5it nt1terSeihnen boben 10 |
nitro Die 0eutide Hegierung feline
Srieoe1soelegoten noh 8etioiIIes
ienoen. Die oeutiden 9elegdten, 10
beiBt es, iino Der Meinung, bob, |
faIlS ibnen fein Ge66r gpIhenft miro. |
iie ficb Die @ibe, nod gerIaiIles 81 !,
reiien, eriparen fonnen. g(nItott !,
6eiien 6iirite bic 9legierltng einen
aurier entienben NIT Dem g(uftrage,
bic @eOingiingen nod 8eimor at
bringen.
2lopo George ioIl fid Dem 2onoon
Grceliior oobin ge1uBert boben, oaB
rs ietn geitreben 1T, ben fSrieoen
baIoigit 8um abidluB su bringen
ltno er 6eSboGb big 8ur 6ertigiteIfung
oes 8orfriebensprotofo1s In Hnris
bIei6en iper0e. GosieIbe miro ben
oeutIden Gelegaten llnterbreitet iper.
oerL ridt 5lpeds Qtsfufiiort, ionoern
I'M oosieIbe NIT ibrer llnterIhrift
Ut berieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
Scnat pertpirft
Bmritep=Bia; paiiiert
Parris Snbititiit
9adl bittsrer 3.itiiu6iser Se6atte
iiegt bic 0eredtiafeit i'm
StnatSiennt.
Sic Sarris.gil ent6Glt Oie 3nge,
itdnSniiie, bic BON SatbOlifen
nnS Snt6eranern gemadt
lunr0en.

2incoIn 81. 91Gr8-3ie @or
logen 5ur g &orttroIlierltng Ser &farr
idulen muroen 5reitog nndnittoe
aegen alles @rparten bonn Stoots
Senot als &onitee oes @on8er
nnter 8crntltng genomu1en uno er.
leoigt.
Ser grleoigulg Ser 8orIoger
Qing cine oreiItiin6ige bittere 9e.
latte boralts. Senator 8uI6ee croft.
nete Die 9ebotte, inOem err Die Wtino.
ritdt oes graiebungstomitees fragte.
mesbal6 iie niht genei9t iei oiG
Sorris Sill on1telle Ser 8urneD 8il
on5unebmen. Senator 9feeo poltt
0orouf miiien, nesbalb Ser Senai
init Der 8orIoge nn5ufrieOen iet,
rohoem iie oaS Saus nit 10 groBer
0eebrbeit nngenonl1ten babe.
Senator Gor0eaI opponierte ser
Saltsborlage in energiider g8eiif
uno ingte, iie iei unanerifanilf
lub pioerIprGde Der @eredtigfeit.
8egen oieie 8ebaupttlne proteItierte
Ser Senator &ee0 NIT g8u6t 1tno
idlug Dor 8ut uno Qlerger nit Der
SSai1It quf iein 4SuIt. Senutor 9eter-
ion id9te, Die 8urnep 8ia piiroe
einen 93elioionsfrieg im Stdate CUR
sSolge Daben rno besbol6 rtiiiie er
ongegen ltintner. @enn man Die
gforridftlen orsrotten NOBLE, bann
ioGte rlan es frei uno often idgen
rnb nidt cine Spro6e Grolldert Die
miB0eutet toeroen fam. Senotor
GaDlor erflarte, mir lpollen CUTE
gluerifaner o1ls nIlen 8ebolterungs-
clenertten mobeh mir f6nnen es
ober nidt nit oieier 93ia tut Die
MIR llnpiqen erregt.
Senator 6nrris erflGrte ieine
9orlnge lato Iogte, onB Iie oos @erf
Der Webrbeit oes &orlitees iei. 9ie
5enotoren Geeo, !Souiton uno 8raO-
itreet iparien 0arouf Ser Wlinoer-
belt oes Gr5iebun9sfomitees bor,
0ab iie ibr eigene8 &ino perleug-
neterr. Senator 9na for0erte Die 9(n-
nobme Der Suu8-giG, nit Der ge.
griino1tng, ooB ieine Sobne Die
6ifentliden S6ulen beiuf)t bGtten
uno tpenn oas gut genua fiir iie ge.
lpeien, 10 tpiiroe 6ies oud gut ges
mug fir an0ere iein.
Ser Debate tppbnten 5o5lreide
0es &nlls bel 1lno einige
Der raoifalen Sausuit9lieoer OroG.
ten NIT Go9e. 9lber Dies gei6iebt ia
itets, ipenn ein 6ous cine &ieb.
Iingsbin oes anoern 1trnbrin9t, obne
oaB ieooh Die 9robungen our gluS-
iiibrltng fommen.
Die 9lbitimntltng mar luie fol9t:
Sir 6o8 SnrriS Subititltt-gin-
Iob, 8uibee, Gor0eaI Grorin, Goo
per, Goo0, Sarri8, SoagIano, Seal,
BeterIon, HobbinS, Saltn0ers,
Gears, &nplor, 8arner, 28eaDer-
ing.-t6.
Sir Sic Sarts giI-gorr, 8rob.
treet, Gbappea, grtdion SoG,
5onnlono, &ouIton, S5obnIon, 9fon-
,oIl, 9teeO, Smauion Siman,
5turn. 8ation i'd.
glbfpeIeno pnren Sic 5enatoren
groof8, 3anner unb g9eYton.
8ie glrnobme Der Sorris'8ia !
,urh oos apnljtee oes @nn5en |
dlieBt iBre glntenoierltng 6ltrd ben
5enot nitbt aus; bod lit e8 I'M
oo6rideinIit6, oaB Der Scuot glen-
mohen miro, menn Die |
3iG nddite ISOLDE 5ur enogiltigen |
l6Itinu1nnq oufgerufen miro. 8ie |
lbItimtnung I'M aonlitee oes @an5en |
eigt oeutIid). ooB rer Senot ent-
6IoTfen lit Die gemaiIiste &orldge
an5liilebn1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
Sraiieit bcreiteit Itcb
fiir Sic 4oclitik pcr

Settings, gteb., %. 0aGr3.
gtiua 100 6rollen berianmelten fid
81, einem 2uhdeon, um fi6 fir Die
beboriteben6e @obL BEL Ser fie gum
eriteninoI ibre Gtinlmen abgeben
fonneu, bor3ubereiten. Gle bef6loI.
ien ieoer @lonat cine geiellige 3u.
ionmenfunft 6ieier 9trt au bolten.
Monor Maogett, 6. O. Syngron 1no
8. 3. Stirer, ollie 0rei &onoiootcn
fir Oos MoporSautt, bieIten g[uipra-
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
M,etterberi@t.

syiir Omaha iuO llnieebung gum
Eeil beiuoIft heitte oberlo un0 Conn.
tag: etiDas iu1ruer beitie c6eno.
Sir Soma: Sd1on lt0 ftiuas
norner belits oben0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
Mas bic ar6eiterinmcn forOerH.

9ie 8ertreter Der freiblihen 4r.
better boben Der 5rie0enstonfereH5
nnfrtehenoe goridIdge unterbreitet;
+. 2lrDeitspod)e bon "A Stlnoen
aminiienb ben ad,tlhinnentoo rr0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
Gtnmpers bpn @illun 6elo6t.

4aris, %. gl1r5. 5.-Sontuel @on1s
pers, grdiioent Der fseGerntion Of
2a6or, Der fidl ndhiteu 0ittpod
nad 2onoon 6egeben miro, I'M nit
oen parIompntariihen aomitee fir
arbeiterangeIcgenbeiten 5u beroten,
tuur6e geItprn bonn 9rdiioeuten EN-.
pfongen, Ser ibn megen Der bon
ieiner aomnliIiion aitsgeiiibrten ar.
belt hohes Cob aollte. 9ie glrbeiter.
fonmiiIion bot ibre arbeit' in garis
io3iiiaden beenoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22

Gortissuns nui s.iis 81
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
GiNGLES' liNGLES
M.R< AND THRIVE.

Dc Tot TELL ne that You're skidding,
that ycu're wagons on the fritz, that
your t"an is on the hummer, and you
Cunt make any hits. that you've al
ways Gvru a loser, be the game what
cor il u'Hy, that you've never been
thos lCAy guy to shake down the fancy
pay. There reason why your wGg-
OF Las wubble and is weak, there's a
reason Nhy your hinges will not bend
without Il squeak, there's a whyness
that your dreamy knob is twirly and at
sea why you haven't got the 2ippy
stuf n your dull thinkaree. And tho
reason is you do not care, YOU do not
give . rap, at the time you should be
stepping some, you pun a needless
nap. You are nOpinE on the high
way, lost within a cloud Of dust
While tho others hit 'er up a few. you
Set The brake and rust. There's not a
really reason, there is not a decent
why for your present circumstances.
for your pessimistic cry; all the wide
world .t before you. coaxing you to
max" drive Asking but an honest
effort, asking you W. =, @. n
to wwE aud :Lrive. '$ H'>t. >J>.>SttA
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
50 az

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... ....... I.r -..U.N
r... ..- r... exclamation: 81
m s., sired. IS, ur,I ,uvc IS $, mach
10 TO. ~,. had mjsscI L.. ta.., le.
fore she So lat death. u.r Iatae ly.
been made clean and neat. A heavy
ya-o-fg hal been dried, iroucd and laid
out in neat orderly piles. Then she
JaI gone to the attic OF the little home
auG with her own tired hands had wei
-v-,Ilts,4--4eGths- This rs a sad lesson to
he living who may still have a tired
mot,er in the household bearing the
heavy burdens uucomplainingliy and
should be dear to those whom she care.
iar 50 faithfully. Sac should be given
very help possible, from the strongest
sons and daughters who are ucglcctiu-
he home duties that they might per
,crm. leaving them tor the tired mother
20 do. ~ am So tired, So tired there
= So much 70 30. 700 many q good
mother feds it a, she goes ON and ou
caring iIc burdens. Too many well
.l,vn children forget it as they sccl;
assure and pastimc and constantly
.,d to the huld"us Of the mother, which
-.IiI Doe Ijshtcucl a> the years 20 by.
lAr time viii come when the con
ss".u-FcSS of having done our duty to
- $500 $3.50
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
COMING EVENTS


Feb. l6.-S"ptra"esima Sunday.
Feb. lI.-Rcguiar meeting w. O. w.
zen Is knights # Pvthias meet.
I'b. i5.--Aacf!ca : Answer-Fictor.
Feb. l9.-N"otman Circle meets.
FEB. l9.--RoYa Arch IaSons meet.
'b. 20-naS,nIo Lodge 1872 meets.
FEB. 2l.-Iho Lightning Raider.
feb. 22.-WaShiag5on 5 Birthday.
-. 2".-NcNGge'ima Sunday.
trb. 2H.-ihc lightning Raider.
tiarrh -.-Shr7ve Sunday.
March City Council meets.
Nar'h j.-itoguiar meeting ". o. W
.."rch 4.-Mardt Gras Day.
.,."f' ~ nights OF fytmas meet
March 1.-.NNh Wednesday,.
Mar'h 2.--l'yi're jury meeting,
M"t't " '2GM1E circle meets.
","F'3 2.--ho'a Il! Arch Maso S meet
"''h ,". ,Hl' lodge ~ meets.
-'"rtn The Lightning Raider.
".'T'" ,'-V'a'f AaS.'in Star meets.
,.".", - .i', sunday IN Lent.
Narrh i---hmber Day,
.:'f'h EmHhr Day.
H.'ryH II me Lgh ming Raider.
March l5.-hmber Day.
Mar'b l..--St fatrlck's Day.
March I'--Regular meeting WOW
M"'th is.-h"iGhtS OF t'ythlas meet
Ma'Ia ~ Goldman Circle meets.
March l9.-R"TaI Arch Masons meet
Mafch IN aSomc Lodge meets.
MaicA 2I.-HpnHg Begins.
-2@eh 1.-The Lightning Raider.
;- a:eh - pay,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

The Rural Mail Carrier is playing
Pilgrims Progress, which stopped Just
Now when the DaStardly Engine up
and Quit like a DawG. The Carrier
will Get out in the Mud and Twist
Err for the Stcenth Time this morning,
and then he will Sing a Pean of Praise
Cor Muddy Roads.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
How 70 Keen Well

Keep the bowels OPEN is one rule
If health recommended byoall schools
# medicine Foley Cathartic Tablets
cleanse the bowels, swcctcn the stomach
and benefit the liver. For Indigestion,
biliousness, bad breath. boating, gas or
constipation, no remedy is more highly
recommended Fine for stout persons.
Sold Everywhere-A
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

We understand that instead of putting the house in order
in the presidents absence Congress has spent much Of it.
time at the front window with spyg8SS, watching the pro
ccedmgs of the peace conference the way This
that it viii probably have to be kept work later. and acr
flee part of its vacation.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

May r Peg lar meeting ". o. V
Nay Gy-A..gt.. .5 j.. .aa, meet.
.,a T. Police 5o.. meeting.
Ma. Z. WooIman c..,.. meets.
MAJ T-RasI As.a Ia:a, m.at.
LAY u .hy iE.' aa. uaIj.r
May i%.-Ma,by,s la-.
HaF lg---ia-a.l. H.. Is. I.- ...t-.
May lf.-Thc LigLt.iu. uaI.r
Iay li.-"c-ul~. m,ytug ". O. W
May r. knights ct i.s.a... meet.
Nay 2f-WooImau Circle meets.
May 2l.--RoyaI Arch I.a,.us meet.
May ob.-Rogation Begins.
May 2s-AsseusIou. haly Thursday
May 2p.-Decoration Day.
June City Council meets.
June 4-Reg',iar meeting ". Q. "
June 5s-Conledctate Decoration Lay
June 3CKnights Of rythias meet.
June sice jury meeting.
june 4-WoSlman Cirlce meets.
June 1 -Ro,N Arch Masons meet.
June 9i-MasoNic Lodge 1872 meets.
June f;-Order Nastern star meets.
June aHPen.ecSst. Whit Sunday.
Jgne sEmber Day.
fva nav
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

II the l(a~cr really wants place in
he sun, why not send him to the Sa-
nara Desert
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

After "frccdom of the seas is de-
fined, We may discover that we have
.ad IT,
Say r,u saw it in the Progress
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

As food helped to win the will it help to crush tn,
insurcctoists in Russia Save all the food that savcabl,
and then what is left of the unsavrabc
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

Since the old-fashoncd Mormon elder prohibited b.
law, has had many wives to his death til
late Nat Goodwin
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

1t has taken time to discover that citizen OF
the United States is also citizen Of the world But
that have found it out, shall forget it.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

The United States viii be willing to
STAY out Of Russia if the bolsicviki
will ,td~ ont of the United States.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

The Russian pcasantry has the liberty it desired but il
il had the opportunity it would probably gladly exchange
liberty for bread and meat
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

Ebert has been oycrthrown again.
That man ought to bc mounted ON ak
los
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
ctiHiry Sunday.


June ~7legular meeting W. o. "
June lt.-Knights of Pythias meet.
June lb.-Woodman Circle meets
June lB.-Royal Arch Masous meet.
June 1D.7-Corpus CIristi Day.
Junt l9.4Mosanic Lodge 1872 meets.
June 22.-Summer Begins
June 2+.-St. John Baptist Day.
July knights Of Pythias meet.
July 2.-Poncc Jury meeting.
July 2.-Woodman Circle meets.
July 2,-Royai Arch MaSJus meet.
July 3.-Sehool Board meeting.
july 3. -MasGuic Lodge 1872 meets
July 4.-Declaration of Independence
July 4.-Order Eastern Star meets.
July 5,-St. Swithin s Day.
July Z. City Council meeting
July Irregular meeting ". o. "
July lJ.-kHiglts OF Pythias meet.
July 10.-WOodman Ci-cic meets.
July 1q.-Royal Arch Na,ons ucet.
July 17.-Masouic Lodge lJ2 meets,
July 2t.-Regular meeting ". Q. "
Aug. ll-LGmmaS Day.
Aug. l--Order Eastern star meets
Aug. 4ECity Council meeting.
Aug. 4.-Rcgular meeting ". o. "
Aug. ). knights of Pythias meet.
Aug. 6t-Police Jury meeting.
Aug. CIV goldman Circle meets.
Aug. 6. Royal Arch Masons meet.
Aug. 7 Masonic Lodge l92 meets
Aug. tS.-RcgNiar meeting ". o. v
Aug. l9.-Knights Of Pythias meet.
Aug. 20. WoOGman Circle meets.
Aug. 2Q.-Royal Arch Masons meet.
ALg. 2t.-Masooi Lodge 1872 meets
Sept. l.-Labor Lay.
Sept. City Couicil meeting.
Sept. Irregular meeting w. 0. W
Sept. 2l-Knlghts OF Pytuias meet.
Sept. d.-Police Jury meeting.
Sept. Woodman Circle meets.
Sept. 3.-Royal Arch Masons meet.
sept. A Masonic Lodge meets.
Sept 5 Order Eastern Star meets.
Sept. l5.-Regular meeting W. o. "
Sept. lb.-knIghts of Pythias meet.
sept. I7.-Ember Day.
sept. g7-Woodmau Circle meets.
Sept. l7.-Royal Arch Masons mocl
sept. lB.-Ma5oHic Lodge meets.
sept. I9.-Ember Day.
w -iO.-- I4lLbtI l'aN-
sept. A3.-Autumn Begins.
Sept. o. Jewish New Year.
Sept. .-Mohammedan New Year
Sept. asst. Wenceslav Day.
SEPT. 2g-Michacima Day.
Oct. !. Police Jury meeting.
Oct. j. f-Woodman Circle meets.
Oct. l.. Royal Arch Masons meet.
Oct. 2.t-Sehool Beard meeting.
Oct. 2.i-Mascnic Lodge meets.
Oct. 5,TOrder Easterp Star meets
Oct. 6.+-City Council meeting.
Oct. 8. Irregular meeting ". o. W
Oct. 7.FKniglts Of Pythjls meet.
Oct Il. -Christopher Colurabus Day
Oct. l5.-Woodman CirgIe meets.
Oct. lj.-Roval Arch Nasoas meet.
Oct. l9-Mas0nic Lodge meets.
Oct. 2d.-Rcgulay mee'ing W. O. "
Oct. 21,-Knigkrs Of Pythias meet.
Oct. 3g.-Halt0we en-.
Nov. ls-AlI Saints Day.
Nov. 2j-All Souls Day.
Nov. 3i-Citv Council meeting.
Nov. 8 Regular meeting v. o. "
Nov. 4 knights of Pythias meet.
Nov. 5 Police .Lry meeting.
Nov. j, -Woodman Circle meets.
Nov. 5 Royal Arch Masons meet
Nov. g -Masonic Lodge meets.
Nov. 1-Eclipse of Moon. Visible
Nov. Y -OrGer Eastern Star meets
Nov. h.--Martimmas Day.
Nov. lF.-Regular meeting W. 0. W
Nov. L .-Knights, OF Pythias meet.
Nov. 1b.-Woodman Circle meets.
Nov. 1t.-Royal Arch Masons meet.
Nov. 2b.-Masonic Lodge meets.
Nov. 2b.-Eclipse Of Sun. visible
Nov. q Misunderstanding Day.
Nov. l39.-First SUNDAY in Advent.
L..
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

great soul is not necessarily enshrnel in large body
any than a large necessarily lives in big house
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

Your Of the beautiful varies with coudous When
You i'll aluminium water bottle in pink Iannelctt,
overcoat you the oveiest thing in existence
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

The Presidents fourteen points, after producing quite
conference.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

Building pa League of Nations evidently requires skill
ed workmanship and considerable time
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

We told that food would win the war and ships
would win the and ammunition WouId win the awr ano
thrift would win the Well now that il is all over is
ropnion that the by genuine American pep
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15
z MORE IS MAKING rs APPEARANCE

lzG = = s = e e. "a .. y L q .
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

This was a high-tored wat. 1t began With an
and seems to be ending with an ArchangcI
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

Everybody's CONSCIENCE clear now aavs except IN
conscience OF the proteer and that OF the American OH
who has lover with the army France and lover in this
country.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

IN the presidents absence, Congress has spent much Of it.
time at the front window with syglaNS watching tine pro
ccedmSs OF the peace conference the way This
flee part of its summer vacation
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The Russian pcasantry has the iii orty it desired. but ii
Your sense Of the beautiful varies with cit,ns \yhan
YOU are i'll an aluminium water bottI. in pa} Aamac,
overcoat seems to YOU the oyeies thing in existence
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-02-15

BY the way. is not the step from beng the All
Potsdam to saving wood for supplying catsle in
descent from the sublime to the ridiculous.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-12
Great ROAD News
Government to Pay so Per Cent
Cost Good Roads.
Announcement Made by High
way Commission Today.

1t was announced by. W. c. Mark
ham, secretary of the state highway
commission, late this afternoon that
the federal government would pay so
per cent of the cost of the construc-
ton of any hard surfaced or dirt road
in Kansas, effective Immediately.
This rule applies also to appropria-
tions for contracts that have been let.
Under this plan the government
pays one-half the cost of the road.
Out of the remaining one-half the
county pays so per cent. the towr-
ship % and the benefit district %.
Under the old plan the government
paid % per cent and the county,
township and benefit district contrib
uted the remaining rs per cent
The order will cover all roads cost
ing up to SIS, 900 mile and takes in
every petition desired in Kansas.
The government also offers to aid
by volunteering army trucks and ma
terial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-12
M. {. IN SESSIONS
Eastern Kansas Conference in
Business Conference Today.
Anti-SaIoOn League Work-Ep-
worth League Banquet.

With nearly every Methodist minis
ter in eastern Kansas in attendance,
the first business meeting of the an
nual conference of the Methodist
churches of the district began at $50
o clock this morning.
The first act of the assembled min
listers was the celebration of the Lord S
Supper in the auditorium of the First
Methodist church. Business sessions
and opening statem> nts of officers
occupied the remainder of the morn
ing hours. and the conference .7as
re;4dy to take up its definite WORK
after lunch.
The principal session of the confer
ence this aft; rnoon is to be the meet
ing given over to the activities of
the Anti-Saloon league. This meet
ing will be presided over by w. j.
Herwig. perintendent of the league
in Kansas. The meeting will be held
at the First Methodist church.
At O'Clock this afte noon the con-
ference devotional lecture will be
given in the First Methodist church
Thomas e. Chandler will preside a;
this meeting and the lecture will be
delivered by DIR. Charles L. Meade
pastor of the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church of Denver. Colo.
The annual Epworth league banquet
will be served at the Swedish Bethel
church at O'Clock this evening. after
which the anniversary of the found
ing of the league will be generated In
the auditorium of the First Methodist
, church. c. w. Jaggard will preside
! and Bishop Leonard will give the ad-
social hour will follow the bishops
talk