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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24

'Twould be just like the Sultan to claim a rebate for
saving Italy the expense of really dlspatching all those
battleships.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24

When money becomes a drug in the market and the
banks don't know what to do with It, Bank President
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24

Chicago contemporary thinks the Easter display
didn't spell hard times" No, but actually created the
for just the same!
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24

Forgan, of Chicago, who predicts the trouble, may get the
information in that line right here.
One way Helie shows his hatred of publicity is in talk
ing so much solely for publication.
There's nothing particularly creditable in this new
rivalry between the Goulds and the vanderbilts, either.
Yes, Bryan gets the Republican vote in New Jersey
for the nomination.
That Cleveland girl who jumped into the lake and was
hoated and saved by her Merry Widow hat couldn't have
worn it on her head.
'Twould be just like the Sultan to claim a rebate for
saving italy the expense of really dispaching all those
battleships.
Chicago contemporary thinks the Easter display
didn't spell hard times No, but actually created the
condition for SOME, just the same!
There be a few skeptics who think Roger Sullivan in
tends to throw the Illinois delegation, not to, but at the
Sef-seected good and hard.
When the Prince de sagan registers at a hotel under
a false NAME. they say he is preserving his "incognito!'
With most folks it's called travelling under an "alias."
There's one frank paper in Philadelphia. The Inquirer
.c~onfesses sit is about time for the people of this city to
wake up"
Reading between the lines. can't you imagine you de-
.tect a note of regret in Secretary Loeb's denial of owner
ship of all that traction stock?
Probably Roumania wouldn't understand what Chan
cellor Day may say about its treatment of his friends,
anyway, so what's tho use?
AS the clawing seems to have done the Bisons some
good. it would only be hospitable on the part of the Tigers
to give them another treatment of the same kind.
Secretary Cortelyou might make a few more speeches
a week it he were a candidate, but he would have to cut
down his seep.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
STAR POINTS.

Can it be that Colonel Bryan put some loco drops in
Colonel Watterson's mornin' when they breakfasted to-
gether the other day?
De sagan has one unique accomplishment, If the New
York Times is not in error. He wired to Nine. Gould
a wireless message.
Senator Hale seems to fear the vetorial stylus more
than the big stick.
Baseball will soon be the big noise in Buffalo, said
an exchange of that town Wednesday,, and that same night
must have heard the noise of the Bisons' first game all the
way from the Tigers lair.
Rather than take chances on collecting s2s 100000 or so
in fines some day, Roumania has decided to bar out the
Standard Oil Company altogether.
In the land-fraud trials two former government clerks
testified that they had done a Land office business in
taking brides.
Even if London did catch on to George AIDES slang,
somebody would have to keep on explaining what a "col-
lege Widow is.
That was a sort of Jersey jolt that followed the New
York knock for the editor of our E. Co. the Commoner.
-
Possibly there is a girl over here who guesses Abdul
Hamid pulled in his horns as soon as he learned that the
Duke of the Abruzzi was coming with the fleet.
Greek prince in New York is willing to taxi a job at
SIS a week. Sounds pretty cheap, but he is worth more
than all the titled dowery-hunters put together. more than
likely.
Representative Fowler still offers to make change for
an Aldrich bill, with no takers.
If Marse Henry thinks it too late now, he will change
his mind six months three days from today if Denver names
the Nebraskan.
When money becomes a drug in the market and the
banks don't know what to do with It, Bank President
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24
Sentitber ggeelueiIer.

9eier bes 9eutTben 6erolo@ merit
SUD fol9enoe GaroinaliDabrbeiten
Sie muiien fir Die tommenoe gBabl
Der W29peiIer fir ieben oeutI6en
Stimmgeber iain
3pang i9aTt @esen5pang.
2aBi ben 58naps in Rube.
Die 6amilie suerH, bann bic gBirt-
Ibaften.
Stimmt gegen Gountp=CptiOn, Iie
beoeutet Brohibition.
dOlst anitdnOisen greOisern, fstntu
@irtus= Reoibaliften.
9robibitiOn perbsFsrt niat, fonoern
berI6Iimmsrt.
Cine RefOrm entltebt bsim golte,
ni5t bel gOIitttern.
grinsipienFeTts Mdnnsr. feline feiseu
Seu6Ier.
Das Oeutihe Clement lit tein Gle
ment BON lruntenboloen.
Mdlli fein 2eeisIaturmIt0liec, 0as
ntbt .tiipp uno tlar 9eeen QrobibjtiOu
1T.
6ans gleihailtig, ipeIber partti ibr
angebcrt. MenI1enretbte 9eGen boz
parteiIIspperei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24
Safts sRS.eaf0ta Reiie.
llnIsr aLmsritanIidss 9simatsredlt
(8Ou GonraO Rre8)

als 8ettler iiIto mir nidbt gefommeu
Qllts uuierem oeutitbeu 8aterlano.
2Sir botteu 8ieleS mitgeuonlineit,
g9us bier mod ireul0 ituo uubetamt.
llnO ais man id)uf aus Oit5tsu g2dlOerl
9lus oiirrer, Dber 28iiiteuei,
Den ibDuiteu 6ruiIs poll retcleu 6eloerlt
pa mattn Deuti DIE au6 babel!
Gor Gieles, mas IN friiBeu 3eiteu
5br tuuieit mliBtet iiber nj Deer,
0os lebrten mir end) ielblt bereiteit;
gSir itellieu m0ude 9&erfitatt ber
8, ipagt es ltit5t, Die5 3il uergelieu;
Suet uid5t, ais ob Dem nitbt 10 lei
Gs iiiHOeu' tuuieuS 6euerelieu
IA pareu 8euti6e aub babel!
llu0 De1u Sic Runit un0 Standardization
@iltb bent perleibeu 6rnft ultb StGrf'
Us bleibt oer 9titbn am Geuti9eu batteu
Dus metite mar Der Den Il d ell
98Grf.
lllt0 ipeIul iit pollen S0ueu Hiuget
4u'5 6eri bes gieOes 0telo0ei,
SD gtuiib uon Gem, mas Sbr oa iiuqet
Sit pieles 0eutl DIE auh babel.
Drum iteb II mir itol3 ouf oieiem gjrau6e,
Zen Uni re 6rdft Der g2ilouis nq6m,
28as mar S NIT bieiem SiaQtenbltnDe
gSeun i1ie siu 0eutiber Ill Sud tam?
99ie in OeS GiirgerfriegeS Sagen,
90 ibou betnl eriten 5rei6eitsi6rei,
2Sir 0iirien's lltbeitritteu iageu;
IS Daren Dent Deaud1 babel
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24
Sfficielle 8efanntma1nng.
yori9rn 0er snnoearegang 5nF44 asr er5nnna bon D

Sori4rsa suHOsrgs nF6i9 Der GrSFnuns bon 9sp Sd
gafbngtOn 2. s.. i'm gepfsmbsr 1908
an Den p8eutden Serolo1
NndBH9 Sbr aniroge 10. Sept 8uden.Soos
berOfent9tn @n4een hb Die gr6nung 5rpp ur aeR
ga6rtd oaB bieeben torreft nb Sd bite mir nod 3ala
g D. eot pere i'm %. o." erieenO Qrel snon no br gat
Dstt ni6ttge gin3been bir bnagt enoen sic mir
9e psite aOpien, peIt Sb git absr 8pp entbaItsn
9at Soda9tung,
Sams gg ggtten
Supt Of Cpenina
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

Iirbaren S6iTels troden 9eIeeten Staoi
Mit6ea nd6Iten 0lontag beginnt, Tin=
ben oieie Bobe 6airs itatt in 3ripp
.(SutbinIon @D.), 9lleranoria (Sanfon
@o.) lno in 8lantintnn (9urora @o.),
6uthinion So, oa5 bel einem 6ld1=
enraum bon 24x36 Guaoratmeilen
NIT S8, 500, 600 befeuert lit uno ais
eines Der reibiten Counties i'm Staate
GILT. Bot! bsionoere Auitreneun9en ge-
mnht, uno bpfentlib bat Ole mor9e1,
am 20. Sept, 80 @noe gebenOe 6air
ale @rpartungen erfiillt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

8efelt BEN ,s7smtGd5en SeralO q
In erffer 0inie. Gr briuat Die 9adls
FiGten, iusltbe aaswartiae 8eituaaen
Hidt srimgea u. uIlbt hringem siimmen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

= eeii bic grape @ramiensslms
3eige Des 9enti5ea 9sreIb ant Ssits
s Oisles 8lattes.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24


sgarmCr", unb ieBt ltuo es Die gunab=
bdH9igen, intelli9enten Stimmeeber4
Sa, tpenn man nit Der Burlt nad Der
Spedicite pirft!
9ie id)Gnr, bic iriehlidle 3cit lit
bnrbei. Die pOlitiibe 6eBe miro i'm
GitOber aud in Sio= =3af0ta in allen
@rnite be8innen, Inlet Staat bat
nur 4 @lettoralltimmen, un0 5
grdIiOentIbaftsfanoioaten meroen 6ins
tereinanoer auf oenIeIben losqelaFen.
8ei Der lebten orooiepeltiibern" glatip=
nalfampa9ne blieb unier Staat Don
Den Observation-Disclosures gan3
berihDnt. 1tag Dem nun Iein, iuie es
iuOlIe, Die 8erii6erung, oaB Siio- 8as
tota Elm republitaniIaer ,Iiderer4
Staat lit, I6eint Oenlna6 auf iebr
Dafli9en 6uBen 81 iteben.
0earit tluD Sisgru tpsroen am 10.
9itober aud IN 8eaotuoD0 Ipre=
den. ELLEN glnf6ein na6 bat 6earIt
Die 8lad 6ills beIonoers auf's Corn
genommen. 8eioe 6auptparteien uer=
0en infolge ieiner ldrnenoen gropa=
9anoa bort Stimmen perlieren. 6earTts
Dtutter, 6rau qboebe 6earft, lift Die
6auptattiOn1rin Der meltberitbnlten
5Omeitate Mine in 2eao, Die 5auIen-
ben grot gibt, uno, mas i6re aus ben
BIaf 6ills gef6r0erten MiQionen bort
Suites getan, piro SneiFeaps ouf Die
oOrtige ftarte Arbeiterbeb6lterung niht
obne @infIuB geblieben fein uno bIei=
ben. Rein Wunoer, oaB bsioe 6aupt=
parteien nerb6s neroen.
.8sbit' Did @Ott, es mar 5u i6On geiueIen,
s8ebit' DID @ott, es bat ui9t loaeu eiu
90 lam man jebt aud ausrufen
ongellhts Der Gunoe, 0aB niht meni=
ger ais 8 Siumprebner, oarunter finf
Observation-Disclosures, auf Siio-
8otOta los9elaiieu neroen, n1mli6
Brpan, Gait, @bafin (gSbabe@ ibn),
9isgen un0 Sebs. 9ebterer bat Idon
IN 8eaomo0o Su ipdter 9ia9tfun0e Iein
iC8ialiltiibes 2iht leu0ten LaIIen.
8rDan ipridt am 0lontag q. Nl.,
ben 28. Sent, in W2it6eII
auBerbalb 0es Gornpalafes (uno piro
auf Der 9ur9reiIe au9 in Sipur|
Sails am Gmaba Depot cine 9lats
fOrmsAnipra6e gegen z lIbr WlOr9ens
balten); 6 ait fpribt am 0ienifaQ,
Den 20. sept, in MitdelI,
uno 20 baDe ibn4, bon Der ,Srris
CATION Ynrtei, am 20. Sept. in
Siour sails uno am SO.
Sept. in WlitdslI. 6isqen, Der
6earf=Ranbibat Der rlInabbdnQioen
partei~, tuiro am IA. GttDberI
in Siour sails iein Debut
MAIDEN. Last but not least ners
ben Der gIdn5enb ipieOernominierte
6cuberneur Ron 9setD gori, Gbas.
ebans 0u9hes, unb Der glatt3Rn-
eise republ. gunossfenator BON Snois
1na, 8eDerioge. in ter erEteu
9dIfte beg CttOber 3eoen i'm Steote
bolten, uie geftern 9lben0 I6on =. 8.
@rapes. Der grafDsntibafts=
SanoiOat Der 6sarlt= gartei in SiOur
Balls. Armss Siio. 3atota!
Der Staat Ftebt i'm 3eidleu Der
ysEatrs." gDdbreno Der SaornpaIalt
in Der Oon 6anatItsrn unO antontrols
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24
aspLitiiebe 9lmfpraebem

SrBan (Demo.), 0lit6eg 2S. Sept.
Sait (Jtepubll 20. Sept.
GbaFn (grobib) 30. Sept.
: Siour SoUS, %. Sept.
, Spencer 20. Sept.
6isgen tllnab Siour Sails, a. Oct.
: toeoriD, Gea6nooo, 10. Sct.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24
GottortoIle Streiflid,ter.

5riiBer iuarru es bic ,,0ummru
5armCr" unb jeBt iinO es Die gunab=
bdH9i9en, intelli9enten Stimm9eber@
So, penn man nit Der Burft nad Der
Spedicite pirft!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

gGas 6earffs @rrl6nli6feit uno DO;
litllbe sBsr9aneenbeit niht sumeqt
bradten, benirtte Iein fetter Geloiad
Sedriis @ntbaQungen iiber Die Qe.
iddftli9en@ 9erbinnunQen oes 6ein-
oes R0oienelts, oes gRnoesIenators
forafer BON Sbio, nit Der STANDARD
Oil 60, buben ben itreitbaren yG0len
Der glatiOn geftiirst, un0 5aft uno
Die republifaniIbe 9artei baben ibn
ebenIo ener9ilb GbgeIdiittclt, ipie
ROOIeDelt in Dort uno 56rift fir Die
grpdblung Salts ener9iE9 eintritt.
3u9lei4 bat nber 9earit aud 8rDan
|uno Der oemOtrntii4en Pnrtei einen
Sieb NIT Der Bebauptunq perIebt, bag
Die Gan9arme oes Stanoaro Oil So.
8intenfiI9es~ aud bic oemoIratiIhe
Sampagneleitung umflammert baben.
Dearlt bleibt bel Ieiner @rtldruna. bar
@has. %. Sastel, @Duberneur BON
Gtlab0ma uno SdaBmeilter oes Oemos
tratiihen aatiOnaltDmitses. Der Stanos
arb Oil So. 5u nabe ltebt uno ale
8erlu6e 9emo9t babe, um oen @ene=
rail- 9lnmalt bon GtlabOma 3u Derbin=
bern. 9eaen Die Stanoar6 Gil SO.
DorSugebeH. Sa. SearIt 0e6t nod
tpeiter uno bebauptet, oab oerIel6e
9astell nebf Dem 5etretdr Der Stano=
orb Gil 60, s. 9. Squire. uno
6lant ytodsfelIer, elnem Bruoer (?)
bon Sobn D., ben friiberen @enes
ral.2lnmalt bon O1io, 4. g. Monnett,
oug9 bic GHerte BON $500, 600 Ieiner
3sit babe beite6eu DpIen. SasteG
bebauptet nun u. a.. oab er ni9t DER
edte 9assel lei. bon benz 5enr|t gfa=
iele~, unb ma6t nod annere merfmiIrs
oi9e 4nsfIiihte, uno 8rpan tritt per=
i0nli6 in einem Sele9ramm an 3ooTe=
belt fir 6astsu elm: so per0e tel.
mem perantDOrtlt1en Mitglieo Der res
publ. Organization erIauben, Die be-.
mofratiidbe Yartei in ibrer gegenw1rs
tigen Rampagne gu miBreprdIentieren
uno perlange ebrsnbafte 8s1anolunG
Der oemotr. pGrtei In ibrem ebrlitben
unb ebrenbaften Gampf.@ 6erner er=
tldrte u. s. Wad, Der Yorliber oes
6emDtr. 9tationaltomitees, In einem
8riefe an cen prdiioenten, baB Die Be
bauptuna, er babe $500, 900 als
lleberi6uB son Der lebten oenlotr. 9ta=
tionaltampagne erbalten. mabIOlut un=
mnbr4 lei. 8euno1 bleibt 6earIt
bel ieiner i6merwiegenOen AnElass be-
Eieben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

8eutihe Organifirt Sud. 9aur oie-
Ter SalIiHsl srf9lieBt Sud Die Sir
gum @rfOlg.
aii6t uie bic Muder uns leben laf-
len wolIeH, iOnOern uie mir ielba
m0ilen.
Anitdnoiee WirtIdoften, feline oes
meine 5pelunfen. anltdubiges Srinten,
tein DiebiIbes 5aufen.
polititer iOlen 9iener uno bns
MunOiiid BEG 9OItes, nidt feline Ger.
ren uno gelo9ierise Aemterjdeer Iein.
Tis Gountp Option giG mus i'm
0srbit nihi nur nieoereeitimmt mer=
ben, IonOern init iolher grOben Stims
menmebrbeit, baB ben Mudern Flir
lange 3eit Der Mut beroebt, bic Mlen.
Iden in ibre en9e unmO0erne 3mnngs-
jade Su iteden.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

ggie ben brmnfratiidjrn ,,5rmlfs
garonen4 Die einen Barter friiber ilo=
minierten, 81 Nlute if, penn tie
6earits glntlagen leIen2 @s 1T nabrs
lib tetn Wunoer, lpenn bic onItdnoi=
gen @barattere Die amerifaniI6e goli=
tit meioen, fpie Der 5eufel oas ggeib.
maiier. @s pdre ferner mabrlih an
Der 3eit, Denn ein mDOerner Serfules
aufirdte, Der imltanoe tudre, oen Dref
aus beioen 8arteiitdllen 81 tebren.
3ie rabiaten gtnbdnger bon grDan
Iehen in ibm ben politiIden Mieiias.
&ooIebelt on9egen marnt Oirets por
grnan ulo ertldrt 5aft als ben Ntan
pF tbe 6pur". Qger bat &e9t? gBenn
Der @abltampf nur erit purbei mare!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

gGeun !, Sbabesi6n" am %. Sept.,
ME beridtet, naGb spencer, g. o,
tommt, miro unier 0ortiQer Gorre=
iponoent gRarolus" Ii9er nit elmer
neuen 8aiierflaf1e" BERN gmpfanas=
tcmitee erl6einen. g9enn es ieDoh
nabr lit, bar bic S6ultinoer in
Spencer beim @mpfange Chains mit-
mirten iollen, oann buffen mir BON
oOrtigetl 9eutIatum uno Der liberalen
gebDlferung Spencers, oaB tie Der
Shulbeb6roe rent5eitjg geb6rig auis
Dad riifen unD ibr Den Stanopuntt
energiIh tlarmaneu. 51ultin0er Qe=
b6ren in Die 51ule unD nldt in Elm
politiIGes @mpfangstonitee, qans
9leihgiiltig, Ob Elm Salt, 8rpan,
8ebs noer gSbape=ibn Spencer BE-
riibmt reip. beriihtiot MAIDEN moaen.
p&arOlus4 lolte beiOnhers oafiir ior=
gen, 0enn am @noe bat feline .ggaiier=
flai9e@ ben SrrigatiDn=Ranoioaten
oortbin 9elodt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

gGabrrnb Die Contention oes
; goeutib-ameritaniitben 8reBUereins Oes
BeHens lsgts gRobe I'll geoar Gapbs
5u Sn6e girg, boben Die OeutIden
3eitungsleuts BON glorO 8atotl 0ieIe
g8oae pom 25=27 September i6te
RonDentiDn III 8ismard. ,yubem
mir ibnen Ginioteit unO belten GrioIa
oon fpiini6en. 6oifeniDir, ooB iie
y eiuel Gerl tute SFrancois Wtartin in
oen Sinterqruuo buriren, in Den er
geb6rt. p, oaB fe einitimmtg
bei6lieBen. Iib Dem greBoerein beg
@etens an5uI9lieBen un0 Ii6 an Der
ndditjdbrigen Rpnoention ii SiDur
soils In cOrpore 81 beteiiigen, un0 81,
Dab iie bic WtiiiiDn Der oeutiban. greiie
reaterfaIiau unb ntbt Der 5fategorie
bon Dpapierenen 5agelo6neru" anges
b6ren nollen, Die auf Soften oes
9eutI3tums nur i6re @riiten3 friiten
mOllen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-24

Der Staat itrbt i'm 3eiGeu Der
ysyeirs." 2Ddbreno Der aornpaIalE
III Der BON 6anatItern unb untontrols
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE
Call for a Republican Mass
Meeting at MeweIItOn, s! My1

PURSUANT to the call of the Chair
man of the Republican National Com
mittee for the election of delegates to the
National Convention, to be held at II
O. clock noon, on Tuesday the sixteenth
day of June, 1908, at Chicago, Illinois,
a Republican State Convention is hereby
called by the chairman of said commit
tee to meet at the city of New Orleans on
Monday, May 18th, 1908, at IL O'Clock
NJ, to elect four delegates at large and
four alternates to the National Republic
can Convention, to be held in the City
of Chicago, H., on Tuesday the sixteenth
day of June, 1908; also for the nomina-
ton of two Presidential electors-at-large,
to be voted for at the Presidential elec-
ton, Tuesday, November fifth, 1908, ]
therefore call Republican Mass Meeting
at Newellton, La, on SATURDAY, May
End, 1908, at IL c'clock M. for the pur-
pose of electing seven delegates to meet
at New Orleans, La, on May 18th, 1905,
for the above purpose.
LEOPOLD ELGUTTER,
Chairman Parish Republican Committee.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
The Storm on Black River.

Monterey. La, April 24.-About 6:3'
O'Clock this morning terrific cyclone
followed by rain and hail, passed through
the South Bend neighborhood, carryin,
destruction and havoc in its path. House
and trees were leveled to the ground anC
torn into splinters.
The houses of +. L. Campbell, Jr.a- J
S. Adams, w. C. Brown, c. b. Burnley
u. ]. Goodwin, Mrs. E. q. Goodwin, A.
F. Burley, C. H. Burnley, M. D., f. j.
Burnley, w. E. Burnley, p. C. Magoun,
w. o. Broussard and J. w. Thompson
were blown down, and flying timber in
jured and killed ten people, and about a
dozen mules and horses.
The dead: Mrs. j. w. Thompson,
Mrs. E. G. Goodwin and three negroes.
The wounded: A. +. BuIley, four ribs
broken and bruises about face; w. +.
Barley, shoulder dislocated, slight bruises
about body; G. Henry Burnley, M. D.,
internal injuries, face badly cut; F. j.
Burley, leg broken in two places, extern
al injuries; Mrs. +. ]. Burley, internal
and external injuries, face cut; Miss
Anna Goodwin, leg badly crushed.
The stores of +. ]. Burnley and w. c.
Brown were torn into splinters and goods
carried for long distances. Horses and
cattle were picked up from the lots and
carried into the river. @. b. Burley, ST.,
had mule and three cows picked up and
carried about 200 yards and landed in
the river. Crops and fences are entirely
destroyed. Cotton that had been hoec
the second time was just twisted from the
ground. Corn IS badly damaged. Abou
1000 acres of cotton are destroyed; about
100 horses and barns torn into splinters
The loss will reach up into the Thousands
of dollars.
A meeting of the most prominent citi
zens was called and tents ordered for tn,
destitute and homeless.
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The CYCLONE.

The cyclone of last Friday that swept
with devasting force through the States
of Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Georgia, leaving trail OF death and ruin
in its track, is still source of constant
enquiry and comment. Each day adds
to the reported loss OF those who suffered
in life or limb or property. The killed
and injured have already been estimated
up in the thousands Over 400 deaths
and 1000 of injured have already been
authoritatively reported. 1t is impossible
to approximate with any degree of GER
tainty the pecuniary loss. In the towns
and villages where wreckage was wrought,
the approximate loss may be closely es-
timated, but in the country neighbor-
hoods where plantation quarters were
destroyed, laborers killed and wounded,
stock destroyed and tremendous value in
forest timber blown down, it is impossi-
bic to know how extensive the loss may
ultimately be. Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI
pi were by far the greatest sufferers. TIC
enumerate the localities visited or to
name those injured would consume more
space than we have at disposal. 1t is
natural that our attention and that oul
sympathy should go most directly to our
neighbors and friends. The Parish Of
Concordia and the Counties of Adams
and Jefferson where we all have either
interest or friends, now wear the pail OF
grief, and to those friends and neighb6rs
especially our heartfelt sympathy goes
out.
We should indeed be impressed with a
deep sense of gratitude and thankfulness
for our escape from this awful calamity
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
AMENDMENT TO ACT OF MOOR
PORATI0N OF LOVE AND
TRUTH SOCIETY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF TENSAs.

IARISH OF IENSAS. J
BEFORE ME, Louis Buckner, Notary
Public, duly commissioned and qualified
in and for the Parish of Tensas, state OF
Louisiana, and in the presence of the
witnesses hereinafter named and subscrib-
ing hereto, personally came and appeared
James Francis, Secretary of the 'LOVE
AND TRUTH SOCIETY" of Tensas Par
ish, Louisiana, who declared, that at q
regular meeting of said Society held on
the 18th day of March, 1908, resolution
was offered, unanimously adopted ano
entered in the minutes of said meeting
as follows:
Resolved That an additional article
be added TO the original act of incorpora.
ton, which article is to be numbered anc
designated as Article VII of said act O
incorporation and to read as follows:
ARTICLE VII.
This corporation shall have the righ'
and power to grant charters to subordi
nate Societies and to pass all rules anC
regulations necessary for the government
of the same, which said subordinate So
cieties or Association shall be under tn,
supervision and control of this corpora
ton.
Thus done, passed and signed at m,
Office in Newellton; Louisiana, in IN,
presence of VIM. S. Dixon and w. w
Middleton, competent witnesses, VIII,
sign this act with me said appearer an,
me said Notary this 18th day of April
1908.
JAMES FRANCIS.
49,. WV. s. Dixon.
ISEALl
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

The following notes are taken
from the Waterproof Enterprise:
We welcome to the community Mr..
and Mrs. J. ii. Beard and infant child,
Of Matches, who will make their home IN
Tensas in the future. Mr.. Beard has large
planting interests near Highland and he
With his family will live at Live Oak,
pending the building of residence for
them.
Mr.. ]. T: Watson; who has been with
the Parham Mercantile Co. at BArgent,
has succeeded Mr.. c. G.. Moore as as
sistant manager of the local telephone
exchange. Mr.. Watson was with the
Telephone Co. here, in the above capac-
ny, for some time, and his many friends
welcome his return among them. Mr.
Moore resigned to accept a position in
Biloxi, Miss.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
POCKETS FOR SALE.

1000 ASH PICKETS 1x2, 6 foot
long, just the thing for poultry
or garden fence.
CYPRESS PICKETS fx4, a
foot aud 5 foot long.
ASH, $l2 90 per 1000, CY-
PRESS S25 90 per 1000
Inquire Smitha' Stable or write
Alex Mcleod, Marydale, Saint
Joseph, La
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
Notice to by Friends 4 the Public,

am prepared TO make regular trips
10 Rodney, leaving ST. Joseph at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and Rodney at z O'Clock
p. NJ. Price Sl.00; round trip, Sl.5O;
special trips 81 90. Pleasure parties OF
six or eight taken out for ride ut the
rate of soc per hour, any evening or
moonlight night. The gasoline boat
LITTLE JOE" is one that viii take
YOU there and bring you back.
Apply 10 Ii. " HELLER by mail
or at Lower Ramp, St. Joseph, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

Parish OF Tensas.
l., Hugh Tullis, District Attorney of the
10th Judicial District of Louisiana. do here
by certify that have examined the above
and foregoing amendment to Act OF i Inc
and hnding-t the purposes thereof legal, nd
nothing contained therein contrary to the
Constitution and laws of the State, or OF the
United states, do hereby approve the same.
HUGH TULLIS, Dist. ATTY, 10th Dist.