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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

Die Gr2i'c iicl or III iolQcuoCr l4ciic
bcr: o,H0Qrn Ole 2lu90cicr ser Ghltos
trdtiC trCiihcn, nbCr NO lm0 ric &cr,
lcbtcr ser @GhrhCit ser lolucrr
Nobrbcit @ottc2? Die cl1nOcu Ira.
ucIticn oltf Die cole N2ulin1cit. Ociltt
III alcn &ituitcu Orr &crlcmOmJ
lmo @crl0ltCrlng, sic iubocntiouirtc
Erclic - id) ior0crc tic hcroua, Iu3
&oIt fcnnt Cure 9Ini6ld0c lln0 &dutt
lnO bCrohtet GlIrC NonuUuoc, oh lie
ola Ncd)ta0orle1lu1a n0cr ais liCbc
0icucrilhc @cllhcIci uprgcbrocht mcr
ocn. 6obret bin ibr ihrNmiroiQcu
,Qtictblin1c ocS @ci3cS uno ser SAB
Indt, Sd troBr Gurcn QrobunNcn.
3crrcibt mcinc politiithe &olfbnhn in
>6cbcn mcnn Guren uCrbontmlng5s
milr0tgclt SntCrciicn bumit Ncoicnt
lit. GntItclt mo pcrorebt icbca
Mort, pcIdc9 id) Nc0lBCrt babe.
M'nn Gnd 0oS nod nidlt 9crn1 lit
ln1o G'lIrcn brlttoIct Ncigrngen 90
nit 1cOiCnt lit bout nit Ycitihcnbic.
bcn olt' ntclncn ornlcu &nOoucr rilt,
bis mir boa Vclpubticn ihuDtOCt
StclC 0lcllltbCiliiicncn GrcotlrCn Scr
Sobmht mas bdbCn tic niht gIQta
0Cthnn un0 pcrilldt. I'm ms noh
ttcfcr inter Oos Sod ser 9lntofrotic
pt bcllNcn! SIS id)cint ibrc bcionocrc
9llfgobc 5lt iain, niht olcin Sic
gSuhrbrlt olrcft uli 0cn &opf 5l itcl.
lclL lonocrn oltd) icoc inn offcntlihcn
&cbcn ltchcn0c Ecri0nlibtejt 5u he.
orobcn mo ST tcrroriircu gSu0t c2
en- Hun0CNlcnutor. liCb oicicn Selltcn
cntAc9cn 5ll itcllcu? No3?' @eluiB,
:Qt0mcr ucIhc Die illIitrCn 0iencr
0c@ %oItc9 linO, bubcu bier tno ons
0crp0rt2 ihrC lulterc Stinlmc Crbn-
ben mo hobcn gcgen Den &ormurih
Der EIutotrotic ibrc Stinnnc crho
ben, dbcr mir I'M IN Sen S0intCrhuIt
5ll fuIIcn lnO Spicr politiiNcn WtCu.
bclmor0c2 81 mcrDcn. llnO luHn
ficIcr tic 5lm OpiCr? Cen pcrtupp.
ten Sullta, inluubl. ocn pcrtoppttr
3cltlmaatrlNt2. 2Ibcr, $ocrr VrdIi.
ocnt, lnbc0cltcu0, luic icb icill nlulj
mcn mclncr &ullfbubu cine NuS.
5clhmmA 5utbcil ucrbcn ion, m00cu
llc Ibrc Golcbc luCbcn, 0cm i6 mcr0e
bier lcI1 jlr IcltNclcbtcn ShlnOc. ln0
iocnn id) citnol bier bin 10 fam mlr
@ott ncine Stimmc 5ln Shuciaen
brngcn, lUCld)c iCb i'm 9tuntcn Der per.
clll0tcn orNonilrtcn 9lrbcitCr luo
Der NiirAcrlf0ft gImcrifn'9 crbcbe. 4"
Die Golc6cn bc3 rchcgCponOten
Scnotor@ cntIerntcn iid) lu0brCn0 Der
luiltGen0cn @orunguc ans Dem Sua(.
Die 9tcpublitncr Ioluobl. mie ole Ic.
mofroten, inO MIR 0rci ScnatorcH
blicben 5ltriId, oorlmtcr ,SciIcrion
Gopl9' cn0crcr College, Scnntor
Glurtc bon glrfoniu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Ynl)nrGu6cr am 8crf.

tSttu)et lltDtCIll elneS ON1e3 per
yEcnuiuIpunia 9nbn" nabc Eitts.
burg. - Gic SpiBtubcn natten
mtr geringe @cllte.
Ettt@burh ga, /. Wai. -
Gin lucItlitG 9cbcn0er, rah Ct Goiis
bcItinmtrr grprcBiu9 ser oFernipI.
Oania @dbn" luuroe in scr Iebteu
9tudt nalc @llfcr'3 Dill, If NeiIen
meitlih uon licr, non 3luci oOer oret
Hiubcrn Qcpunocrt 9ic ganoiten
lbciucu ocn 3ug I'M biciigcu 9abr-
hoi bcitclcn III bobCn. @6breno ser
Weitcriabrt ilberiiclcn lic sen Or.
prcbma1aon, iciicIten sort sen Ct.
prcB6otcn Hoibon rmO Icertcn sic
SpiQOc, ueIde 5llr 3cit often Itaro.
llnmcit @olfer'3 RiQ iprougen lie
Gcrub lno iollcn III cincm 0uggp oa'
uon gciubren iein. Danu id)0bt oen
NCtrog ibrcr NClltc oti $1,000 bis
III 100000, lno sic gnbubeomten
Ocrlpcigcrn nIle ndberen NttthsiIlu.
Gen iibcr 0icIen Elnft. Ter gepIiln.
ocrtc 3lB lit elmer ser idneIlten aif
Scr oFCnnplnnnia 9abn." Die Hoil.
bcr 5o9cn, nuhoem lie oic Spinoe &c.
Iccrt battcn, Die Signal.2eine uno
iprotIeu pom 3ugc, iobal6 berieIbe
lctne Sd)ncligfcit perltinbcrte. Con.
Nlttcur & e. 2aiiertp, lucIder in
,SoINc Oc5 Signals in Sen GrpreB.
gSaG1on elite, iono Sen @rpreBboten
gcfciiclt por. Ser ;3lg lit ieitocm in
Columbus, 8, onoefommen uno
9tolbol meIher BORT lpobnt, miro ei,
ncn Werb0r ourh bic genmten Ser
9ubu lmh Ger GrpreB. .Gompoguie I'M.
trrmoricn. gr lit 53 Sabre alt lno
ltcbt lcit ncun Sobren in 0ienlten
Der GrprcB Sclcllidnft.
Scit Obigcm iino GrpreB6otc
9foibon uno GonOufteur 2oiiertp BON
Columbus bierber 5uriidgefebrt, nm
cincn or9iilbrIichcn 9criht iiber Ole
9lnairc ab5lltattcn. Scllte Nodnit.
toH crtl1rt G. s. ocincr, General.
9lgcnt Der o2IOomS 6rpreB Co." oic
R0ltbcr bGttcn b0dltcns $500 er.
beutet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
llrindcn Der YnnsencntSiinoung.

GbiC0go. I. Wai. Ir. $.
Oinluina 6iib belt Dor Der Gbicoso
Wicoicul Societp einen ieniatipnellen
&ortrog. in uclhen or erfl1rte. onb
ole llrinfe Der 2ltngencntjiinoung
IN Der g|uicnboble 5i illten lei. Die
Encltnofoffcn bringen in Die tlet.
men 3eIlet INT Die anohen Der ODE.
rem NoicnbobIe ein uno eeben bon
sort ans i'll ons 9llt iiber, fporalti
lie it'd IN Der Sunge icltieBett. Gr
babe fiir5lih ocn jeae Fnclmtofoffen
entbultenoen Gitcr aus Der Rnie ei.
res Fotienten ge3ogen uno bintet
u Snnoen ici Die Srunfbeit Der.
icbipunoen, menn eS olit nod einiec
Gage ooucrte, bis Der Tatient iid
pollItGnoia erholt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
@nt gcbrHat,

>Set1ttlon SQolS lnlltOcnDc Mcoc lllt
Nnnbc9icnot. - 3irbt Gcacn oic
Sruita 5ll ScI0e mo crfl0rt bic
3citlmgcn iiir ocrcn NclIcrSbcl
Ter.
" binNtom 3. e., . Wloi.-
Scnotor Sell IouiS pon gIrtonlon
bielt gcitcrn im Senot cine ollBerors
ocntlih longc mo bcitigc SeOc 5lr
@lnitcn ieiner 9ieiolltion,, boS ESll,
Iti5.Gonlite bon Der rpeiteren Grm6
gung icincr 9lntItrltltsgiQ 81 entbe,
ben Ger Senator los leinc HcOc Dor
lno erflorte, Dob es ole critic 0ieoe iei.
Die CT jemols porfrcitct babe, mO
Der @runo bieriiir Iei Der gcWeIcn
oob er beftige @orte nleiben moIlte.
Nod0cm icood Der Senotor iein2
Hcoe porgeleicn bate, ipunbertrh licb
ieine Gollegcn oariiber, mas cr pobl
Qcio9t bobcn iuiiroe, iucnn CT obnc
Wtnnllfript "beltIg" geluoroen iuGre
InplS crfldrtc, onB bnS Bolt licD
bon Ocn SrrlitS bebcrridt CLAUDE
o@ns bobcn sic getbon2 Nos beobs
lid)tigcn Sic 5iI tbiin, nm oieien Gin.
orrf 5u corrigircn?" iru9 er. nWel6c
Gorloge bobcn sic 5u @lmItcn Ger
urbcitcnocn Dioicn ongcnontmcn :?
Cine - cine eil5i9e - Die glrbcit0e
Observation-Disclosures, llno Die lit 10 pon
&0her, pie Elm &iiheniieb. Sie lit
10 ihIedt, OoB Der ErGiioent crit ci-
nige Gage iiberlcgte, Oh er bic NiQ
unter5eibncn ober petiren iole."
o@ia Der Scnotor pielleid)t onqc.
bcn. inrpicicrn Die Soitpflidt,g ,gill
ueriolllingSipiori9 iIt?" frug SCno,
tor Sutton. .Sb, pcll, ih lniic mid
bon mcincm 3bemo nitt ablcnfen, ="
crluioertc Gopis; nmenn ser Senotot
bon Oregon piiniht. bob i6 cine Csc
iebcSihule erriften Ioa, 10 luerOc id)
ooS tblirL iobolo icb nit oieiem Bes
9enItono fertig bin, imo er fam
Damn mein Stbiiler iperoen." al5
Scr Scnotor ipater nod einmol bon
Scnotor Srltpn gefrogt wuroe, pus
oenn Der llnterihicb 3luiiAen iciner
(InuisO Bill nnb Dem Sbcrnur
9lntitruit.6eicBe iei, eripioertc IuDia
idlngIcrtig: .llntcr meiner 8orla0c
meroen 6ie reihen ltebeltb1ter ms
8cfdn8niB geIteft." Gum S6uiie
erflGrte CT nod, ooB ieoe @orloge 3il
@uniten bes 8olfes. iobolo lie in oeil
Serot fonmt, prompt friegs9crht
lid pro5eiiirt pernrtbeilt ilno oui Der
Steae erihoiien miro.
Sm Berloui ieiner 0leoc grifI Gu.
bis Die lrlits on, ril6mte Die bonr
Vrdiioenter gegen lie porgeiblogenen
9lbbiilienloBregeIn, beiiiruoriete oie
gntiernltnG Oea Wottos .sSn 8ob g3e
5ritlt" bon sen Miin5en unb beboup
tete, Sobn .. Nodefeller uno !. Yier-
pont Wiorgan iollten ipegen 2onoess
perratges angeflagt iueroen. lleber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
NeillrdnfllnN Orr lSrOOnttion.

Wton cItcr ~ S. t. Wtai. --
Sn Den Il Gobrifcn scr .9lmoSfcuq
Morl,iochrinN so, elmer Der gr6b.
ten 0onnipoaipinnerei Iirnen ser
Welt, lpelde 1900 Wunn beid1f.
tigt lit 5lm 3luctc Der 9cicbrdr.
tlna ser Eroouttion, Ole 9lrbeitSjeit
bon geItcrn al uIi unbcitinlmte 3cit
oui bier Gage pro &ohe berimteree
iebt luproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

Yaiic Snr Gieiie in's NnslanS be-
iurst &. Hainc, @r. 4t3, Ci.Uafti.
moreitrahc, nabe Guitsm Sonie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

teroriiduna etrpuiger Hubeitoruugcn
rorbereitet lmo Die geiammte Eoli5ei.
WonnIt)ait mar Den gun5en 2ag I'M
GienIt. IepeIhen laus Den buuptr
idhliden StGoten ocS Reihes crgcs
ben, boB Der Maitug allentboIbeu
rlIhin nrritrih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

ID ii IN den, I. Mai. - Ger burh
icine 9iltnrbiloer riibmlif befunnte
Naler Sulius Sronf ipuroe gciteri,
bier prn ci,,en Wotorpagcn iiberfob.
rem nno getootet. Ger 8eritorbene
1926 in Miinhen geboren mar elm
Sobn ocs ausge5eidneten gtiirnber.
ger @laSmulcrs Wtibael Sigisnluno
Srunf. Sir ooS bieiige Nationol
Wfuielim poIIfiibrte or cine Ieibc bon
WonbgemdIoen.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
ThOrnS aud Orange Blossoms.

"Thorns and Orange Bios
SONS" played to a full house,
Friday evening of last week.
Whether the chance of seeing a
real Directoire gown or not was
the inducement to many cannot
be said, though more or less com
ment was made on that attrac-
ton, which was worn by the lead
ing lady, Aileen Morrison. The
play carries a taking plot, and
was for the most part very well
played. The best work was done
by the American drummer and
his sweetheart, Lady Monica.
The heroine, Lady Rivers, had
such poor support" from he1
titled husband, that that alone
should have made her run away
from home. 1t certainly made
her acting fall fat in all acts with
him. On the whole however the
play was an amusing one anc
better than what is usually seer
here.
Those, who expected a thrill
or a shock by the sight of tn
sheath gown, were mostly disap
pointed, as it was a very mile
garment, unless seen at a partlc
ular angle, and even then tn
movements of the actress 'wer
so rapid as to give but a tantalll
ing glimpse of the skirts cIet
side. 1t showed itself to be a
annoying, awkward gown that n
woman would really care to veal
keven if there were nothln
naughty about it.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Thanksgiving Observed by Tunica School.

Thanksgiving observed by lunlca SCHOOL /
On Thanksgiving evening, the
Tunica public school building
was filled beyond it's capacity by
patrons and friends of the school,
who assembled to witness the
rendering of a carefully arrang-
ed program, which began at 1880
o'clock.
The decorations we're appro-
pirate to the occasion, consisting
of ripened fruits and vegetable
products, which were arranged
with so much taste as to make
the room very pretty. Among
the decorations three. United
States flags we're so artistlcally
placed as to add to the general
picturesqueness, and, at the
same time, suggest lofty feelings
of patriotism.
The program consisted of reel,
tations, tableaux and songs, all of
which were suggestive ofThanks-
giving. The pupils were care
fully drilled by their teacher,
Miss Blanche Tabor, and they
seemed to vie with each other in
their efforts to make the occasion
a glowing success. So we'll die
they succeed that all present
were unanimous in their verdlc'
well done"
After the program was oyer
Misses Sallie and Jane Row open
ed the doors of their hospitabl
home, to which the happy Grove
wendell their way from the 'littl
, school house on the hill" A
, "Trudeau" they remained, en-
| gagged in social conviviality unit
= the lateness of the hour bad
them repair to their respectiv
: homes. The memory of thl
pleasant evening will linger wit
US for many days to come.
y MRS. r. S. VIM.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
the BIGGEST IN AMERICA.
Great Performing Lions To Be
Seen In Bayou Sara SoOn'

Thereare some wonderful lions
with the John A. Sparks Shows
which will exhibit at Bayou Sara
on Wednesday, Dec. 10th. They
are not only of amazing size
and beauty, but they have been
trained to do some OF the most
thrilling acts eyer presented to
an audience. Mons. Doucet, the
worlds greatest lion tanner, was
born and reared in the jungle
regions of equatorial Africa, and
from childhood was accustomed
to hear the roars of the maneat-
ing kings of the forest that
prowled about his cabin at night.
His father once captured some
| lion cubs which he trained to aid
him in his hunting expeditions.
Thus reared, the boy became
naturally a lion tanner and hunter.
Selecting some cubs from the
largest species known, he reared
them and educated them to per
form feats that would illustrate
the amazing strength and agility
of these beasts.
A pair of these great animals
will be turned loose in a great
steel enclosure, in full view of TIM
! audience. Mons. Doucet viii
enter this enclosure unarmed
, and put the hons through SOM
J astonishing performances. 1t i
the most thrilling act of the kline
ever seen, and will never be for
! gotten by the beholder.
Like every other act and fes
l ture presented with the John f
Sparks Shows, it is far and ava
L superior to anything of the kin
: ever seen before. There ar
I numerous other trained amin;
; acts, in which ferocious tiger'
e leopards, hyenas, tremendou
e elephants, ETC., will obey the con
, mands of their fearless master
t No one should miss this gree
n show at Bayou Sara, on Dec. /
y Robert S. Wells has been a
6, pointed constable of the n
ward, vice W S. Row, resigne
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Huck. JasD White. T A
Kitchen Tom Williams, Peter
Hargroye, ALI WinSey, Joe
Hoyle, Hy Williams Jno
HOdnette. H NJ Warden simpson
Hall Jake Williams, Geo
Irvine. Price Veal. wash
Johnson West Walker. ID W
Johnson. Zeke Wright, HIN
Jackson, Noble Walton, A
Jackson, Albert Ware w
Jackson, Turner Wells, John L
Johnson. Robt Woods. TOJr
Jones, Lad Wells, RI
Jackson. Nick Williams Porter
Johnson. PS Williams Leonard
Jackson. A Williams. Peter
Leet, E WalSh' Phh
Lloyd Chas Webb, Noah
Lawson, ia West. Louis
Legoe, NJ Whlte' Geo
LeSassier, Ut Wilson. Ike
Leake, Watts. Doug
LeSasser, John Jr Williams Steve
Lee. Ed. C Ward, Willie
LeSasser, Louis Williams Henry
Lee, Nose Whitaker, Thos
McKneely, Ed Williams Jesse
Morgan, Grady Woodhn' Sargent
Martin. LW White, Louis
Moore, Levy Washington. Geo. Jr
Morgan, Ruffin Wilkinson. Wade H
MerWin. DF YunkeS, Rudolph
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

The Mississippi rife team de-
feated the Louisiana team by a
score of 968 to 958 in the Inter
state Rife Match.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Not Young In Grim.

George Casanova, the M
who murdered the woman
ME LAWN, some time agoin N
Orleans, has deem found gull
without capital punishment
claimed that the woman COMM
ted suicide, even producing /
farewell letter purportlng %
written by her. He seemed
have overdone his job, giving
wounds in the throat WhlcnS
could not have inflicted hefs
in succession. 1t is as BAD
prove too much as not bwl
enough. n
A tendency on the part da
city papers was noticeable /
that he was persistenty ea
young youthful slayer II
parently to give a proposes \
on that account, though %
logical mind this makes nei|
peal, in view of his diaOollSp
tense. l
Though young in years
was not young in perpe'fa'''|
crime.
The Times-Democrats Y \
mate of the cotton cfop :
} 100000 bales, with 5o0,M J. ]
Louisiana. This relates y =,
!, growth, and not the llne's
, packs, etc.
Ray Lamphere, on trial 70 !
0 murder of Mrs. Guinness J
her three children, was c0n''i
7 Of arson and sentenced % y y
Q determinate term in the pew
S tertiary.
% Ministers in eight cities :. ,
:, : towns in Kansas and a ~ !
p offered up prayers that W =, /
|, on zinc be raised, 50 as , !" 8,
' the production in fD'S
!, States.
J. A serious cave-in o1 !,
ut near the new Plaquel ,iaia,d
d, threatening heavy aa.u ,r0,s.
V pense and delay TO 1nls
T. Early Christmas sn ~ spc
,g sensible propagandlaa' - : b,
Of of which means rellsl - b
ar people and less W0fi'
X. shoppers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

The racing meet at the Louisi-
ana track New Orleans, opened
Monday, individual betting pre-
vailing.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Licensed To Hunt.

Licenses to hunt have been IS
ned to the following persons
nee the last list published;
.,ogue Albert Mascreif. Ed L
rgue. c H Morton mos
ID ANGEL Matthews, K
I'd I'll Maryman. A
uen Thos, Jr. Maryman. Thad
,dridge I'll McCarrall. T NJ
,dridoe, C Morgan, Wylie
,h,n NJ Maryman. Walter
,rrow.JM McLain, j "
arrow. J T Metz Geo
oo,,hom AL Mathews, Saul
ut,er RE Mansker, ElviS
u,ler TW Mathews. Geo
uley. I'M Nichoias, M
rown Parker Neal. Willie
rown las Otis John
arrow. John OtlS' Euil
onrveois Leo Ogden, H l
or,and Anin Ogden, &C
alley Senec Polk, Sam Sr
rOwn. Harry Pate LOUIS
rookie Peter Palmer, W w
alley Levi Polk. Ned
Org John Perkins. L W
iarrow. Sullivan PERKINS, j u
ayalier Major Palmer N "A
cavalier, Louis peterson hu
N Waller. VIM. PaytOn, Jas
cavalier. lack Peytoh' Il
cavalier, Dan Patterson, j ID
'arney. lack Percy ChaS
,orney Will Parker, Horace
,armouche, Divide Pate, Saml
,ouret Adrian Robinson, JEFF
yarmouche. Alfred Ryder, l
larey, MAJ. Jr. ReamS. Dan
Jobb. s. c. ROBERTS, joe
1ohh Sam Raynham. H T
,orev lamp Row. Butler
Iofiman. Junius Rettls' Geo
Christian. John Roberts Butter
,eprett FB Richards. Dan
1idon. Joe Rhodes. Phil
,oniel Harry Row, Alfred
)ouvlas Ed Stackhouse. Pat
Oidon. Chris Jr. Stirring II
Dorsey. Sterling Stevens Nelson
Davis Willie Stirling, Virgil
w B Sulcer' DICK
Davis Charlie Schneider b
Dillon. JohnJr Sturgis. Walter
Dorsey. Len Sparks Bert
Duncan. Harrison Stull' J b
Duncan, Dave Spillman. Elwyn
Englehsrdt. L A Smith Nat
Fields. Judge Smith + b r
Fort. WTliamJ Stevens. Ben
Fort. WIZ Storm, X
Freeman. Nathan Stevens, Jas
Fields, VIM. SchurSberg, Philip
Ford. Lie stevens Alex
p NJ Smith Ben
Follins. Andrew Spooner, Felix
Griffin. LA Smith, Cd
CHM. Curtis Stevens Ed
Griffin. Hy Toswell, Martin
Golsan. GB Terry BurruS
Griffin Chas. f Taylor. David. Jr
Groce WIZ Turnbull Steve
Gray. Milo Taylor Mer'lh
GOingS, Pat Temple Jake
Gilmore, LasSO, Jr Thornton Howard
Gilmore. Frank Thomson. VIM
GOsSon, Willie Tooraen' y L
1-.,In,o. Sy;lho,,
Green. Rufln Nlileret' Gilbert
Hall Porter Van Tromp, Moses
Hall. VIM. VEAL Matt
Yah Paris Woods, Jim
Hatfield. DIT White. Mum1oro
Kitchen. Hy WllamS, Joe
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05
Town Council Proceedings.

st. Francisville, La, Dec. l, 1908.
Alta regular meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen of the Town of st. Francis
vile, held this day, the following
members were present: DR.. A F Bar
row, Mayor; Councilmen Geo. Rettig,
Jos. Stern, w 7 Forester and A b
Briant.
Minutes of last meeting were dis
pensed with.
Mayor Barrow reported ten fines.
Mayor pro TEN Briant reported two
fines.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
that the following salaries and COM
missions be paid:
F B bennett, salary. .SlCO w
w V Garfield, salary, ......... 80 OO
CT, plettinoer. salary. 80 00
Geo. Rettig, attending meeting l W
A B Briant, same. ............ W
w r Forester, same. ......... L W
JOS. Stern, same. ............. W
G S Davidson, road, board OF
health and marshal. ......... % IN
A FBarrow, commission. ~ W
CS Davidson. same II on
A B Briant, same. ....... 4 "
Motion made, seconded and carried
That the following corporation bill
be paid:
&c Storm, supplies. ..........S 5 D
BAYOU Sara Lumber Co.. lum.. + .
re Brasseaux, road. ......... III .
G L Plettinger, CON-, stamps,
+ Jos. Stern, road supplies. l
Mutual Building and Loan, in
terest bonds ................. Ioo U
) Motion made, seconded and carried
That the following plant bills be pait
3 The Electric Appliance Co.,
supplies. ......... ........''V <"
, Chas. Weydert, supplies and
stack 223
U Standard Oil Co., oil. ......... "A
: Ahrens & OFT, supplies. II
il Bayou Sara Brick Co., brick. IL
o M c Levy, clock. ............' Il
. J C Storm, supplies. .......... Is
= Jos. Stern, supplies .........,. .
5 R C Brasseaux, hauling....... 10
Ii Motion made, seconded and carrie
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Senator Foster has lost his
mother, aged 81 years.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Motion made, seconded and carried,
That Secretary be authorized to pay
two bonds.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
That $50 be appropriated to road fund
! Motion made, seconded and carried,
That 5000 be appropriated to Plant
Contingent.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
That meeting adjourn to Wednesday,
Dec. 2.
A. F. BARROW, Mayor
| G. L. PLETTINGER, Clerk.
hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy OF tht
original minutes of the proceedings o
the Board of Aldermen as they appear
!, on pages 81 and So of minute book {
G. L. PLETTINGER, Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Licenses to hunt have been is
sued to the following persons
since the last list published;
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-12-05

Robert S. Wells has been ap-
pointed constable of the 9TH
ward, vice W S. Row, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
HOPE TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
Commits sioners Knapp and Nelll to
Hear Wage Controversy.

Chairman Knapp of the interstate COM
merce commission and Commissioner OF
Labor Neill. who, under the Erdman law
are to act as mediators between the
officials of the Southern railway and their
employees. will begin their work in this
city Tuesday. 1t is likely the confer
ence: between the mediators and the Of
ficials and employees of the road will be
held at the interstate commerce com
mission The conference will be private,
and it is said by the mediators that no
statement concerning them will be made
unit! a definite conclusion has been
reached The conference will involve
purely the question of wages.
Representatives of all the organizations
OF railroad and train men will appear
before the mediators. and they will be
afforded ample opportunity to discuss
fully their position. The same oppor-
tunity will be afforded the officials Of the
railway. The mediators will not sit as
a board of arbitration. but will act mere
ly as conciliators. 1t will be their pur-
pose to bring the employers and employees
to an amicable understanding and agree
ment and they express strong hope of
a successful issue of their endeavors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
CHARGE OF MURDER.
Edward Poland Held for Action of
Grand Jury.
Special Dispatch to The Sta

Special Dispatch to The Star
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 7.-Romulus
Maddox, about fifty years of age Of Fair
fax Court House. Va, was fatally injured
yesterday afternoon about 2:3O o'clock by
blow over the head with a king bolt of
a wagon. welded by Edward Poland of
that county. Following the occurrence
Maddox was conveyed to the car station
about four miles away and was to have
been conveyed to Washington with a
view of having an operation performed
He died, however, just he reached the
station. Poland was at once arrested.
A coroner's jury investigated the case
this morning. and held Poland for the
death of Maddox. Poland furnished sure
ty in the sum of 81, 900. and was released.
His case will be heard by the grand jury
at this term of the county court.
According to information received in
this city this morning from Fairfax the
two men were hucksters. and met yester-
day afternoon. each in charge Of his team,
on the county road. 1t Is claimed that
when they met Maddox jumped into Po-
lands wagon and said he was going to get
500 which he charged Poland owed him.
Upon being attacked Poland drew the king
bolt and struck his assailant over the
head. telling him to the ground
The dead man was about fifty years of
age His wife and several children sur
! vive. He came to Fairfax from Loudoun
county. Va. Arrangements for the flu
neral have not yet been completed.