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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
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rGeutid)er Central . Serein."
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ler's Sotel, Nr. 500, Genniplpanio'
goenue, 9..@. = Geriommlung je.
ben a. 9ieIrltag i'm @onot, stbenos
s ltbr. - GrGiioeut &rtrt g6ldner,
Nr. tt3, G-StroBe, N..S.; 1. @ice.
BrGliOent 5. q. &odar, Ger. 512, ~.
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g. q. G3arro, Nr. 402, 6. Ctr, g..
8.; Sdobmeiiter G6as. e. @erner,
get. 229, 7. Ctr, N.-S.; SefretGr s.
6. Mann Nr. 2231, Is. StraBe,
N.,@.
~0eutid)er @oiienballs : Serein."
SrpinsltroBe, M.,gS. - geriamm.
lung jeben 2. Sonntag i'm @ailen.
balls 5u Inocoltia, 3. 6.
nGeteronen.Serein Dom S.9ataillon."
SefretGr CTR. 9ietrid, Ger. tt2,
4. Ctr, 9..@. - Geriomnlung ie.
ben 1. un0 8. Nontag bei Sp. 8ab.
mann. Ger. 49, Z. Ctr, H..8.
.Siitoriidc @eienitait."
SefretGr @uItap Bender, GongreB
Seigbts. - geriommIlrngen iperoen
angefiinoigt.
nNrion @eiangberein."
Sefretar Sat. 9riigger, Nr. Did,
0. Ctr, H..g8. - Geriammlung je.
Den eriten Gonnto9 i'm Monat;
Sin9ituilbe ieOen Sonntog II. Wtitt.
iuo6 I'M yarion : Sereinsbouie," Ger.
1905, G.Str., 0.s@.
r9iltrift Ir. 100"
SefretGr Midoel 9iet, Nr. 500,
S.Str $40. = Seriotmnlling ie.
ben 1. Wittlpo1 i'm Monot IN @ll.
quit Sdipor5's Observation-Disclosures
d]or.Solle." Ger. 1877, 7. Str, N..@.
"Golllmbia 9raler : llnterItiisungs.
Gerein."
Sefretar Sran5 Som, Ger. 1918,
2-Str, M.-@. - G%eriammIuns ieoen
9. 9ienitug i'm Wonnt in grguIt
S6rar5'S Observation-Disclosures
Sale," Nr. S27, 7. Ctr, M..@.
~SeIien.S armitGoter ltnteritiisunes.
Serein."
SefretGr Sobn Wciningcr, Tr.
2O19, 8. Ctr, N..@. - Serlammlung
ieoen 3. Wittiuod bei Slug. S1nar5,
Nr. 1927, 7. Ctr. N.,B.
rGerein 9o6en."
Sefretar Carl SammcI, Ger. $500,
@.Str G..8.
"Golumbia : 9uno Nr. 81,
8. 8. 3. g. g."
SefretGr Sobn @eininser, Ger.
201S, 8. Ctr, N..@.-@erlamnllung
ieoen 3. Ntittlpod i'm Wonat in q.
Sdipar5'S columbia : IGnnerdor.
Soae, 1. Str, N..8. = @eriumm.
lung leben 1. uno 8. Iontae imMo-
nat bel Serlrp @aBmann, Nr. 1877,
Z. Ctr, H.-&.
~ElattbelltiGer Gerein."
Sefretar @m. Sannemann, Scr.
1916, Worion.St Ctr, N.-@. - Ser.
Iammlung ieben 2. SonnerItas i'm
Monat in Mr. 430, s. Str, M..@.
~@letaer . ltnteritiisunes . @crein."
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Ctr, N..8, @%eriammIung jebcn
/. Gienitag int Monat BEL Geo. geB-
Ter, Set. 922, EcrnipIpania : Spenue,
H.-@.
.Terein 9aDera, GoIltmbid.S eftion,
9. &c. 9. b. N..a."
SefretGr Sbeo. u. 2edert Nr.t21O,
Slorioa.Nue., M..O. -IeriammIung
ieoen /. Sonntag i'm Moi,ot BEL q.
9eBIer, Mr. 500, 8enriylponia.ape..
M..@.
"Shpabiider Granfen . ltnteritiit.
5unes. @erein."
Sefretar Midael Sies, 9r, 600.
S.Str., SD 9eriammIiing ieoen
I. Gonneritaa bel Senrp @abmann,
Nr. 1877. Z. Str. N..@.
rSccaiiia-2o9e gr. 1, 9. 8. 5. E..&."
Sefretdr S. q. Sdiirser, GongreB
Ssigbt. 9. 6. - GerIammllng ie.
ben 2. nno A. 9onnerItag Bel Senrp
@aBmarn, Mr. 1877. Z. Str, N..@.
DGeutIder ltnterItiisunes. gunb,
@ilbeIm Tel.9ose Scr. 5,
II. 8. 3. Y..N."
Sefretar SAUL @ahidmibt, GER.
$40, 9.Str., N.-S. = @crIammIuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

Seuer-S eriiherlngen.
,global Sniuraucc SO. Of Qiuerpuuf," SerrD
VI. Wnriielo, Neiioenis Wlunuser, 01-102
Chamber Of Commerce Gniloine.
r@srmania 5rner : Vtrlidlerunss . geienidjait,"
Baltimore uno 9iortbsS trabe.
G%igentbums Mgenten ullo SGnoler.
9ierre 6. Iasan & Nepbew, 10 Oit.aerinetou.
Sirdbe.
Sltfifmieo. 3u6ebor.
6. eeptt 9npne Go., 362-S64 gtorb.Gapss Ctr.
&oblcn unO SoI,.
Senrs q. Bon Seine, $50 GoIumbias9oenue.
Bfonoleib.8 eidGite.
rGunioliSateS suaa Co.," 1 sorb'Sab' straBe.
Eianos uno Orgeln.
Sbas. ~. etieii. 0 gorb.eibertp. etrabe.
Wu. Snabe q Co., Tarfsstpe. uto SaDettesStr.
Yopicr mo Yopier. Often.
smttb, Siron Co., 1O5-1O7 Sanoperss trase.
@ledplotten, Wetou, etc.
essn, Gonttin & So. Cneorporirt), 1910
8aloerftons Strabe.
Seteftip-M gentur.
Baltimore Ietsetipe gsench" eparSaucr &
S6rrioi. Better. SOB Galoert Rlos. 6. & q.
Ybone 81. Saul S24, ssobnnnessI eIepbone
Sri; SpaIodner, Molfe 1878: &riL. G1mibt,
gSplfe 2S65-R.
"s'ational Teteetipe eerpiee," s. ~. 9at6,
@efbdflSfiibrcr. 632 9ap Su!.tina. @aIii'
more. Wio. Bboue ct. BHl $500.
paimeritan Tetettiue MgenrD," Charles dpbIs
malt, @eitlftsfiibrer, $40 Gauitable Rlo9,.
baltimore. no. 9bone: e. 4 Y. ct. Ynul
202., AoDnlilg: 6. d ggolie 1880 u.
2eidenbeltatter.
eanoer & ebbne, 17Os-17l0 Ganion.Wbenue.
am. eosf, Nortb' uno Sreenniou M lpenue.
Srieoboie.
"anubon Vari gemeterp," Siireau: 81 Beft,
SaratoeaaStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
NationoI. 0onfen.

National.0 onfen.
,Sbe Glib 9uwn glatipnal gauf," Sab. unb
9reiersStrabe. Sucob @. Soof, Brdiioett;
-Selrp .. yieoue, auiitrer.
,5pcite Hdtipnal,Sant," 432 GlosBroaopa9
gS. &. 28agEer, Auilirer.
pSeiteru National Sant," IA goros@utafpsStr 1T.
70. Wiarripit, Safiirer.
rSarmerS aub W,crfants g,utiuual 9auf."
Solitbs lIno QpUbaro=S trdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

Giltmbing, Sl,rnaceS, STANCES uno
Sefen, Sad)oeden nno Simmer.
Sennett Bros, 523 Torbs Sremont.9(penue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

Marmors llno @ranit.W erfe.
9. Silsartnsr & s5bue, 714-7ts, Beit.gaIti'
more Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

jeben 2. uno 4. 0ienitag inn Wonot
in Ger. 623, 2oriiionn-s(pe., R,.@.
~ltnfel gr6iie.@ "
Sefretir Geo. Meir, Nr. 124t, 6.
Ctr, 60. = @eriamnIung jeber
2. Sonntog i'm 0tonot in Nr. 43O,
3. Str, 1913.
n0cutider ltnter'tiibungs .9uno,
Giitrift Ar. no."
Sefretor @m. Sannemann, Ger.
1915, l@arinn.S Ctr, N.-@. - Ser
iommluug ie6en A. Nittruod] i'm NO.
nat III Aug. S6mar5's vGoIltm6ia.
Wtdn1erAor.SaIe," Gar. 1877, Z. Ctr.
H..@. to' N ulJ
nGeutib - amerifoniider llntcrItiit'
..,tla =, Sllna5s Serein."" s
ScfrctGr q. @iegon6, 9ar. 1924, G.
Ctr, S.t8. - @eriommIung ic0cn
9. 9ienitag inn Monot 6ei George
geBler, Hr.~ 922, Eennipluanio.s(De.,
N..@. l.. ..
"@eion0berein Gcrmonia- Wanner'
~ua dor" ..i,l..
ScfretGr Sronj Gentb. bintcr Tr.
225, 9sStr., 9.-&. - Geriammlltng
ieOen /. Sonntag i'm Wonat; Sing
itun6e ie6cn Gonneritog In George
geBler'5 SoI(e, Gar. 922. Ecnniplpa.
nin.9loe., H.-@.
columbia ltrnbercirt."
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Is. Sir. H.-@. - &eriammlung ie'
Ben 2. Sonntoa I'M Monot in Ger
SllrnGalle. Ode Z. u16 2.Str., H.sW.
SllrnItlmben jeben 3ienitog, Witt'
nod mo Sreitag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

setf gun Webrau& In Der Qon1beu, unS Rf.
vtn9o Gtattou uui 1000 ubenbS.
Sslerntruna bon Nnurt In SGf1t ODER Dep
nf.xsaeeoHSs Epetferatsn etc. tperten I6re2
s:soref Der 1e!epbon tn allen frIaenbeE Htuet
Gnseaift; enar.e6s unt BdltiuioreIG trabe, g
$.s 81. EauI 1924. ober Mo. Gourtlarb 1901;
ut Stohet<GtatieR :. q e., Mf. BsrnDn SIS:
9nraeei,S tatton SnforluattoneHare6u I.
=. $oni 9le, ober 02b.. gour.lant t7DG r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
9lhnnfnten-

aarf u. W. sdtpft, 1919 Gam guiIotng.
SnitaUns Sort, 201-260 9aIbert NuiIoina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

@alt . Materiolien, S9iireu, 6enlter.
robnten, 2aberL etc.
Sames 9. Suffer & Co., 1l5-1l7 sios5res
beridsSiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

8lipierld)mie0e unb Blumbers.
3oln .Subert, 17i4 3bamessS iraBe.Lg.~&-B
Ielepbon: Molie 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
SrltIt.G

TrltIt.G omposnie'n.
rWarblanb Truit Co.," 9toropeIt.Gae galperts
lluo Serinnn'StrnBe g.. e. 8~immermanit,
Brdfioent: Carroll Ran GeB. Gtnbuteifter;
Serbs Spencer. iut.. SiilissS da5IHeifter:
9au SfiIner, SiiIfes Sefretdr.
Baltimore Sruft 4 Guarantee Co.," equitable
Euilbiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
SnnoeS.G cridite.
&~reisgeri6t:
-E0fbau lYnff

M~l6fer-gtnfbar Soft. l
Mi6ier-Seter g.. Tritdaro.
0ertfts.Mttuarc nno aneere .BeridttSbeantte.
Slperior:@ eri6t-Stepben 6. 2iiile, vt. 1920.
SttsNaltimore,Gtrabe. tri =
eoIltnon, 4IcGs.@eri6t - Ibam Teupert, 1r.
S15.. 9lorbssIrIineton,9 loenue. "
Gfabts8eridt O.. Gareb 9inbfah. gr. $40.
observation-disclosures. '
8reisaeriGt 9r. 1 - gsn. Oh. Carton. gsr. "a.
Glib Snliou.glpenue.
0reisaeridt DIR. 2 = Sobu 0Ieofants. CIR. 1t15.
NorosGbarlcss Straie.
gri~minaI.Seri6t = Sam. ". Watterfou. Cir.
1924. ct. 9auIsStrube. "
gn~noess@eri6t (im Voftaebdabe) strtbur
9. Spamer, 9r. 2424. 3inSen.slbenue.
SeitnmenissJieeiiirutc : 0ofpdrS u Sadfou.
Nr, s3i, 9forbsSSaibinatp Strabe.
S6erlu : Sobn !. Sarfon. Dir. 1928, W,cGuI.
lobs Sirabe.
Spbn'Strabe. ~
". pdt1ne. Griorh g. Gtirhcomb ufto Haps
Inono g. @iuiamS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

2anOwirtbidaitlide @erGtbe nno
Samereien.
G Surner Co., 2o7 GorosGacasSt rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

s9anfen.
rIeutidje eparbanf non Baltimore" Gutaips
lno BaltiinuresStrabe
ySt. Sanes sparbanf," 9aItin,oresS trabe uno
9uiiom Soules g!peHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

Stoats. 9anfen.
,Teutide 9ant upu Yaltimure," Baltimore
urn 0ouioupsS irabe. sguguit @eber, Irdiis
bent; &. 5. Slot, ~Sdabmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
MarglanSer nnb Smnbesgeridjte.

Sic WtiteIieber Der MarbIdnoer geridte. NIT
Nlisnabme Der @Giienrit ter, peroen auf is
Sabre eripdbIt; fe %rtiifiell bas 80. 9e6ensjabr
our Belt tbrer 99abl erreiht babeu; 10 Sabre
u oie Nitersgren3e fir ben .SttrtterSienft; oie
Ne9iSlntlr fam uber blrd eineiI BefdInb be,
%fttmmen, Dab Gin Nitier. Der bic aItersarense
errettt. bat, ieiIen 3errltn ausoienen bari. Ser
Staat 1T in adt Subi8iaL9e6irfe eet1eiIt: Die
counties. ltro in iiebet 8e5irfe eruppirt, bon
lppl9en ieoer einer; Sberrifter mo 5rpei bel.
nbe1oe ,E,ttter bat; Oct afte 8eSirf lit bie
Stnot baltimore, lpeIde cine oberite Gtahtoes
rittsbnnt bat, beftebeno aus einem Sbcrrihfcr
lno llelt betitbenoen .3ibterl. 3ubenl miro in
baltimore llod eill ,Ntdter ertpdblt. tpelter nit
ben. Iteben Sbcrri6tern bon ben anocren itebell
pe5irfcn has Observation-Disclosures biihet;
per Goiberncnr beiienirt fir oicfen @erihtsbpi
gtdnte III 80. Sic Galore ~bcrfeIben liio:
SStaats : gppeuationsri6ter $500. beifitenbc
Titbter In ben 9e5irien $4,000; olerlie Stnbts
oeribtsbanf $4,000, bon peI6er Gurtrne Ser
Staat $4,000 unb bic .Staot $500 DeSabIt. Gelt
1904 hsitebt ehi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. inter
pelderl Rtdier tad benz 70. 2ebensiabre cine
SabreSsBeniioIt bon $1,000 er1nIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
0ei9dftss@ egmeiier.
Bidder, Gonbitor. uno Sotel.
9eoariS.I rtifel.
Sic Wbers G. 9idS Co., 104 Siio'ScluarbsStr

3eitlmgen 3eitibriiten etc.
,Sbe Baltimore ae,ps Co.," Sapio glberer,ms
bic, Seitdft5ilbrer, 3lS NeftsGerMaisStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

VdHe fir's AuSfnub ttsfpfBt G. Statue. 4t3
Sh'Salttrnptr' Str, nate 6nitom Npnie.Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21

i eaNe far'S s4Mflanb beferef e.. saaltx. al
Ef.HaIftMsresets~ aete Gsksut esnkIxpG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-21
etaats.G Expectations. 9eridt.

Ritter-9bomnS s. Morris.
gftiar-Irtbur G. Spanter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. B. 9immermanr.
SittrifiSs NniudIt-Sobn 6. Moje.
SiiItssSiltriit S.@lnfuaIt-WtorrlS 81. Goper.
Nnnoes'WSa rfdau-Sobn s. Qanebanlnter.
Sberite sta~otserihtsbanf
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03

Not many years ago the
public would have b..en taken
completely BY surprise to have
an official to state that his.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
Too Particular.

We believe that Governor
Sanders is the snartest man
that has ever been at the mead
of the Louisiana government,
but he is too darned particu-
lar. Every time his political
fences get out Of order the
least bit, he has the legisla-
ture meet in order that he
may fix them. Next week will
be the second special session
of the Legislature he has call
ed, within FIVE months of the
adjournment OF the regular
session, to do patch work.
Elk.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03

Office did not pay and tha1
he would resign. So tenaci
ously did the oficeholder'
hold OH to their positions that
some one proclaimed, "tha,
few died and none resigned,
but of late this has been
knocked skyhighward in
Louisiana, and quite a mum
Der throughout the State have
resumed civil life. Caddo
seems to have the lead on the
parishes in this direction. Re
Gently Judge A. j. Murf de-
clared he could better himself
at the practice CT law, and
now appeareth the Hon. Mil
ton G. Elstnef, United States
district attorney for the West
orn District cf Louisiana, who
tenders his resignation. aad
says he can practice law to a
better advantage than to hold
ing on to an Office.
That the Offices will 20 a
begging no enc need have fear
for in Louisiana and else
where, there is a crop of as
pirants approaching the Office
at the front as we'll as the rear
door. -Haynesville News.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
THE STATE oFLoUIsIANA
Twentieth Judicial District Court
Parish OF Lsfourche.

E. A. Beauvais vs.. No 4leo H. c. chol
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
Judge Don Foster Dead.

New Iberia, La, Nov. 28.-
Ex-Judge I. Don Foster OF
this city died at his residence
this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow. :.
Judge Foster served on the
bench of this circuit for some
years aud had been promi-
nent as jnrist aud in the prac
tice of his profession of the
law. He was the elder broth
er of Senator Murphy J. Fost
or, who was with him at the
end. Formerly Judge Foster
practiced law in partnership
with Congressman Robert f.
Broussaru.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
The Vital Statistics.

There should be provide
in every parish, a Register Of
Births; q Register of Deaths;
aud . Medical Directory.
These books should be sub.
stantially b,und and of suR
cient size to last a number Of
years, and they should be care
fully preserved along with
the other records Of the par
ish.
Every ward officer should
have a Register of Births and
Deaths-a single volume of
moderate size, aud a small cost
These ward registers are not
absolutely indispensable. but
they are greatly to be desired.
They would guarantee good
work on the part of the Off
cera; they would soon become
Of considerable interest as To-
cal records; and if the parish
registers should be destroyed,
they might be reproduced
from these ward books. The
ward officers get no pay, and
they are entitled to this small
encouragement.
We do not hesitate to assert
that the health laws of I.ouisi
ana are superior to those of
any other State in tho Union.
II they ara efficiently admin
istered they can not fail to be
productive of immense bene-
fits to the State ard to the
people Of the State. With
the proper cooperation be-
tween the parish police juries
and the boards of health, the
administration of these laws
will be eaey. TO secure this
cssporation is the object of
this address. 20. Dowling,
NJ. D.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03

,,nrar. r--train,n pr,l-r prohibiting the
e. nn,uIs<r,n from interfering with The
plaintiff business. WIN are h~hm-n.
Tit Is = lest case, and SHOULD the IN
juc,ifs, he inside permanent will v'r-
tuaiiy ,nnui the game and h-h laws
of the state. There ar. many "f the
States best citizens who have "ev-r
taken kindly to the commission crss
ton, and the outcome of the case will
be awaited with much interest
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
Saved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity 10 his fam
lily was prevented IS told BY A. D.
Mcdonald. of Fayetteville, N. z. X.
F. d. No. 8. my sister had consump
,ion," he writes, ''she was very thin
and pale, had no appetite and seemed
To grow weaker every day, As all re-
needles failed, till DR.. Kings New DIS
covery was tried, and so completely
cured her, that she has not been trou-
bIed with a cough since. It's the best
medicine / ever saw or heard of. "
For Coughs colds lagrippe, asthma,
Group, hemorrhsge all bronchial trou-
bies, it has n" equal, Soc, 81 90. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed By all drug
gists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03

Til. growth af t.u..iit. sentiment in
favor of ih.. things which the demo
cratic party l,ss i.een stivocaf'ng anu
the disgust with the mnnasrinrnt 81
affairs by republican, lr.strrs, have lr'i
IL the signs' victory s.,n ny the de-
ua",rsts ON Nov. 8, bat the sict'ry
|, vii, he of no purpose unless the demo
Gratis entrusted with power are /" sy'
mpathy with the forward movement
which the democratic party has been
leading There must be no backward
step: there must be no daliying with
the reactionsry element of the party.
1t was the republican, partys Wall
Street connections that led to the pro.
gr.ssive movement in the republican
party, and Wall Street 10 much less
popular 10 the democratic psrty than
in the republican party. A democra.
tic congress must keep step With the
spirit OF the time and lead public senti
ment to the reforms upon which the
people have agreed The democratic
party must everywhere urge the cleo
ton of United States senator's BY di-
rect vote Of the people; the dpmocra-
tic party must in all sections fight the
trusts and carry out the democratic
platform demanding legislation which
makes it impossible 20, private mono
poly to exist. The democratic party
must redeem its pledge to Overthrow
Csnnonism au establish represents
tiyH government 10 congress.
Let the democrats 61G be faithful
10 the promises ,nsde ~ the party and
the presidentia. elections nf 1912 will
bring an abundant reward. but retreat
would he AZ i.npoiitic party has no rea
sou for existence except rs it is tL.
champion Of the Whole people in their
tigh. for justice aud equality Of npw,r
tunity. After decade aud haiti the
party has hten gaining strength by ite
fidelity to the interests of The common
people. 1t has been .so~iuy the sect
.nd cultivatlns she crop. Tue harse.;
is now ready.
Wants TO Help Some One.
For thirty years J. F. Boyer. of Fer
tile, No., needed help an., couldn't
fim' Vt. That's whyshe wants to help
some one now. Suffering SO long him
SELF he feels for all distress from Back
ache, Nervousness. Toss Of Appetite,
and Kidney Disorders. He
shows that Electric Buffers work won.
|iers for such troubles "Five bottles,
be writes, "whoIIy cured me and now
| am we'll aud hearty" It's also losi>
lively guaranteed for Liver Trouble.
Blood Disorders. Fema.e
Complaints and Malaria. Try them.
Soc ut ait druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
Puio's OBLIGATION To San
ders.

Congressman Pujo of Lake
Charles says II am under no
obligations to the Sanders ad
ministratiou." Seems to us
Mr.. Pujo is mistaken in this.
If it hadn't been for the ad-
ministration support of Jim
bailey in the last compression
al primary Pujo might not
have had such a walkover.-
Shreveport Journal.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
NOTICE

No hunting IN allowed ON Rienz
and Webre Plantations.
Levert & Morvant
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-03
Shreveport Journal.

The Jena Times: Tie constitution
atty Of the Act creating the State
Game Commission has been attacked
IN The Federal Court ii New ORLEANS
and Judge Foster has granted tenn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-10
Notice to Public Service Corpora
tons

The following resolution was
adopted by the State Board of Equal
ilation, April &. 1910:
BE IT RESOLVED by the State
Board Cf Equalization in session this
9Th day of April. 1910. that the Sec
retary OF this Board be and he is
hereby authorized to give notice,
by publication in newspapers OF gen.
eral circulation throughout the state.
TO all public service corporations
owning taxable property within this
Board that 1t be furnished with any
information, i'm addition to that re,
quired by law To be furnished by
them to this Board. which they may
have affecting the proper assess'
ment Of their property. or establish
ing what would be IA relative equal.
ization OF their property with the
value OF other taxable property in
this State.
DE ~ - " llIHN hro'l-N r"' 'h"'
/ on April j.. 1910, this Board will
meet In the city of Guthrie. TO
consider such information as is sub
mitted under this resolution, and any
other information which any public
service corporation or any person
Interested may care to submit.
Done at the city Cf Guthrie. this
9Th day OF April. 1910.
NJ T.. TRAPP,
State Auditor and Secretary State
Board of Equalization. lO-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-10
{8$mdl
BY MARY GWYNN WHITMAN
" MARY GWYNN WHITEMAN
Foreign Missionary Society
oNE-FoUR-Two

The Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Broadway Methodist church
met on Thursday afternoon at the
church in regular session
Mrs Whitehurst opened the ser
vice with prayer. which was follow
ci by song II Am Coming. ord"
The Bible lesson wac Psalms -
and 9G
THE Gospel in Latin Lands was
the subject Of an interesting talk
10y Mrs. r X. Kearncy
Mrs Woods gave a talk ON Med.
ical Missions
Miss Ora Whitehurst was enjoyed
IN u splendid reading
Mrs Roper read one Of Whiuicr's
poems.
The meeting closed with the Lords
prayer repeated in concert
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-10
DALZElL VENTS FEELINGS OF
REAcTioNARIes FOR PRoGREs.
SlvES.
WILL CARRY INDIANA STATE
Would Rather Have Real Democrats
in the Senate Than Halfway Kind
Like Beveridge. Says Carnon's
Right Hand Man.

Washington, April 9.-Representa-
tive Dazell of Pennsylvania. chair
man of the present committee on
rules of the house, and Canncns 4
right hand man on the old rule
committee, in an interview given
to night, expressed the feeling of
the extreme reactiOnaries toward
the insurgents while discussing the
Indiana situation. II was a hope
that the democrats would win rather
than the prOgressiyes.
II believe the democrats will carry
Indiana now said Representative
Dalzell Il believe that the next In
diana legislature will be democratic
and that real democrat viii De
sent u the United States senate in
place OF 1icyerldge The democratic
ought to win in Indiana this tim'
II We are going TO haze democrats
/ In the senate We want the real
/ democrats and not the halfway dem
ocrats of the }eyeridGe stamp. Any
criticism of the AldriCh-Payuc law
l by Beycrdge. of course the current
criticism used by free trade dem D.
Gratis. Beyeridgc's stand Is not in
any degree defensible by any per-
son who claims to be "A republican.
Continuing, Mr. Dalzell said: II
can't see how any self.res specting rec
publican can vote for IA single can
/ didate on the Beyeridge ticket.
/ call it Beveridge ticket because
| l. Is not a republican ticket, His
/ platform ia a Beyeridge platform
and not republican platform."
/ Mr. Ba!xell represents a billiol
dollar district in Pittsburg, the great
est industrial district In the United