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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-12-31


TIE ST. MARY BANNER
WEEKLY.
FRANKLIN. ST. MARY PARISH, Ii
SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1910.
Good independent program Al
the Jewel.
May you live long and prosper
10 the wish of the BANNER.
New Seed Potatoes at O'Niell's.
There will be services at the
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing and night.
The public schools throughout
the parish will re.open Monday,
January End.
The newest things are shown
6rst in our 5 and 100 department.
NEIL MCNEIL.
The Police.Jury will meet in
regular monthly session next
Tuesday. January 3rd.
We note with regret that Mrs.
]. F. Hottendorf is seriously i'll at
her home on Main street.
Fer a fine bu ggy, surrey or har.
-, call on G. S. Brenn.
The merchants of Franklin re.
port q most excellent Christmas
business despite the hard times.
The roofs of the kitchens of
Messrs. w. Y. Kemper and I.
Popkin were damaged by fire the
past week.
Colgate's Toilet Soaps, Powders
and Tooth Paste at O'Niells.
Christmas passed of quietly
here. Every one seemed to en-.
Joy themselves and much good
feeling prevailed.
The many friends of Miss Lucy
Brasselman will regret to learn
that she has been confined to her
bed with sickness the past week.
We constantly watch the mar.
ket for new and worthy goods.
5 and 10c store. NEIL MCNEIL.
We have sent out statements
this week to all of our subscribers
who are in arrears for one year,
and We hope to receive a prompt
response.
On next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Jan. S, 6 and 9TH, there
will be held at the High School
building in Franklin a teachers
examination.
All kinds of repair work done
ct G. S. Brenn's. Prices reason.
able.
We cure headaches and eye
strain with correctly fitted eye
glasses by q scientific refracting
optician. Eyes examined free of
charge at I. Popkin.
Up to going to press over 1000
poll taxes have been paid in the
parish and it is safe to say before |
midnight to-day over $500 will
be paid in the parish.
Mr.. A. Fl. Thompson, of Patter-
son, 10 having his building in the
rear Of Mr.. Paul Kramer's Office
demolished, and will remodel the
ONCE building Of Mr.. Kramer.
# you do not pay your poll tax
BY tonight at II O'clock you will
disfranchise yourself from voting
in the general election in 1912.
Every voter understands that if he
does not hold poll tax receipts for
tKo years prior to an election he
Y 1t permitted to vote in that
election. There remains only to-.
niRhkat IL o'clock for you to pay
Vol poll tax, so do it at once.
JUST THINK OF IT. Photos
s for 10 cents, 10 days only. Large
ones In proportion. Acme Photo
Company, next to Commercial
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03

SSn ser &onpention Der gountl)-
nn6 DiItriftclerfs bat ntail einen
8lan enttuorfen, cine eroBe 8ereiri.
gllng al grinoen, Die aae beitebenoen
Srganiiotionen bon Goltnt3.0 enmtea
umfaiiem ion.
50. 8. Rorman fie[ geitesn
obeno an Der @ad6errp itno 8uDaI
GtraBe BON einem Suniet 3nae nHo
ipuroe i1per perlebt.
Soiepb Moreon @eorsct inter
Iraiioent Glebelan0 BoltnleIiter in
unferer Staot, lit i'm alter bon 81
Sabren geitorben.
sSsm Mlter BON 35 Subren ltorb
Jrau 8ede @uefte, Satin bon Geo.
polo @iifte.
Mn Ser Mppenoicitis itorb in ef'
tlem bieligen Sospital elm iunger
5aruer aus Ser @egeno bon Shores
bile Mamens Muguit 3eiglef.
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@runbeiseutnms : itebertrasaaeen.

Ml6in Seioel an 6. 8. Balmel
@runbItid on oer glebelano uno Slatne
Ctr; $875.
Srau Sauie S. @ansler al Craig 8.
@bie, @runbitiid an ber @ides Str;
ST II. 81.
Mnoretp @leib on @erar County, Ell
Mder 2anb, 800.
Sigblano Improvement @ontpanp on
$. $. aalten, @runbitiid III Der 9Igb'
Lamb 8arf Mbbition; $1100.
Senrp glaiien uno SrGl an 9lgc
S6uete unb Sral, @runoltid an Del
Sbaho Cir; $4,000.
aate g. Sadion an Sran Carrie y
aubn, @runbitid oil Der Gsarita abe. I;
$1100.
6. s. @lteelt an Glfreb SO. @bers,
@runbitiid an Der NorbsGenter StraBe'
8. 6. gasbbiben an Bertha Seibe-
manu-. @runbftiid on Der gelpin Ctr;
$2430.
emma gourine an Bertha 5eibe,
mann, @runbHid I'M Gitbsgiod 113'
ST II. q.
Senrietta 6. unb Charles gllm an
Miuto 6. Silton, @runoitiid I'M neitei'
gitn@8lpd 1541; $3.50.
Inno sc. Sagman II. VI. all .Waraaret
Saomarl, @rrnbItiid in ben nelten elth4
@lods 1880 unb 1888; $500 II. VI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
..

Ser Senat bat oie Sill nngc-
nonlmen, ipelbe oie ginaiebung bon
s. nno 7%-pro5entieen S~taatsbonos
gum 8etrage bon $1,353, 700 uno Die
Iusgabe BON neuen 6reiprosentigeii
anoronet. @s lit Dies cine ser Ma5.
regeIn, oeren Mnnabme ser goubet-
ncllr in ieiner letten gotidaft Der.
lonet bate.
- Ger @ouperneur bot cine @nt-
i6oft an oie 2egislatur geianbt,
in oeNe r sic &atifiaieruns oes Gin.
fommenitener : @inenoements 5ilr
9unoesperfaiiung uno Die Mnnabnle
bon Masreseln, burh Die oeln Col.
lege in 9rpan eetpiiie Sonbs 5ur Scr.
fiieung aeltent iperoen, berlangt.
Sn @einlar lit Brof. 6. Maas,
Elm befannter beutiher 2ebrer, geltrr-
ben.
slug @on5aIes miro oas iii
Oerter, 90. M. erfoIete Mblebcn bon
Srau Salie 6iiber eeb. @onsbmtien
gemelbet.
gs iheiilt nod fraglid, Oh 81.
9. 9opioion's @abI gum Gice-@oll-
perneur geiihert lit. CUR 8cit bat er
mr. 1923 Stimmen 8Iuralitdt iiber
Gbomos unb es iino nod 10000
Stimmen 5lt 5ablen.
= Sn 8rei1bam ltarb 2oren5 3ei5
an @erIebungen, Die er iid in ieiner
gottonein sugesogen Batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
Gin N%masomenitaat.

@abreno in ollen .Staeien Die
Sra1en in mebr ober n1inoes 5eftieer
@eiie I'M politii1e He1tI uno @leid=
beredtigung fampfen, lit Mormegen
auf Dem @ege our Serrldaft Der
.Srauen. &onig Saafon bat cit sc.
ies lonftioniert, nelhes ben Sraiie,I
oos @oblredt fir aae fommunalef
uno propinaiaIen 8ertretungell ge'
pabrt, nno oas normegii6e Barln.
ment in ieiner eroBen Mebrbeit bet
oie @ablseiete beidloiIen, oie Mini-
tier fiigten iih Big auf BEN Sanoelss
minilter Mrctanoer, Der ben Sprung
ins 9unf(e" nidt ipagen no1tc.
2o%nostbing, S%belstbing unb Stor,
thing baben bie 5ronen ben Mdn-
nern glei1gelte1t. Sur Mrttonocr
furbtet bas .Mmaaonenregiment"
uno nobm feline gntlaiilng. 0es
rteue ermeiterte @ab[reht eiebt 490,-
900 Srauen bas @ablrebt, 6ie 3if-
fer Ser mdnnliden @obler blci6t iif1-
perGnoert. 60 boben Die Sralen bas
llebergepiht BON 10000 Stimunen.
SSsn Der 2onoesbauptltaot betragt iett
oie Bail Ser meibli1en @Gbler 81
300, friber 21,400, Die Der iEannli'
den $4,000. Gin meibli1er @e-
meinoerot lit niht unmoelid. Nidt
longe, uno oos Stortbing loiro Die
Srouen sleidfaas aufneemen, Der
fonltitutioneGe @usiduB fat NIT II
eeeen 4 Stimmen beidloiien, Die @e-
form nod in oieIem Sabre gum Mh-
ihluR borsulhIagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03

lttgaitli6e golf tparfen iid enolib
Die Setter cuff lire 5trobbiinoei.
galo peritummte o1es i'm Mtoorbof
mir Ser Sritt oeS Observation-Disclosures
flang ouf Dem acknowledgement SO.
ben. Stunoe Inn Stl1noe perronr,
fem 2aut, auBer Dem @ufbriiaen Ell
ller Sub, Dem @iebern Ser eigenen
Goile, marc bon ben iorglib 2ou-
i6enoen gebort. Die Seloer lumber,
Der gidenfamp uno Ser Strom lageu
i6meigeno, BON Sen Nebeln Ser
feu6tfiiblen Sommernad]t ummogt.
Sem 8unoer, ouB Der @odtelfer Der
Neiter erlabmte. DIS nit Ser crIten
9ammerung Serr Srieori9 lelbit
aus Der S6euer trat, INN 8aIthers
Stelle etn%5unebmen, blidten 8eibe
ltmber uno nabmen 10 menig mo5r,
als Die Inoern 5ltoor. 9en11 Si1i~
rid, Ser Soldier, Ser in oieiem Nu=
genblid aus elmer 2ufe oes @ebofts
in ben a~nltobenoen 8ni6 ltiee, briid-
te iid lautlos uno obne einen 3meig
SIT peridieben binter Dem griinen
8aa oeiielben bintpeg, fro6 in lei.
nem brall11en &ittel iiber oen @eg
uno ridtete lid erlt in bic 9obe, 10
balo er nuBte, oaB i'm Sic oiften
Nebel iiber Dem Moor perbareelt.
Damn i6ritt ct fronf uno nit boiler
Siderbeit Dem ounfeln @alier ali,
bas pom Woor beriiber sur ems
i6li6.
@nf Dem @eboft blieb es cu6 rob-
Der tief rubig, Big ii6 Die &ncdte sur
Woreenarbeit erboben nno oie yfeiter
lire 8feroe nod Dem Stronl fiibrten,
Tie 5u tranfen unb 51 reinigen. SEER
5ricorih iab ndbrenobeB BON Serb,
feuer aus mobin INN Ser Moorbof i
bauer Mil6 unb @rob bringen lieb,
Dem fommenoen Sag ms Nuge. Gs
mar Der erlte. ben er nit Dem &C.
fiible, fret uno Serr leiner S6ri.te
81 ieir1, begriiBte. Ct ourfte bette
Iei1en 8ee ielbit iuden, uno NOR
iider, i'm BON Serrr Nicoloils' erol>
lenoem Mntlib nidt gefreusi gu ie-
ZEN. gr batte oufatmen, altiJout5en
mogen, = oo6 oas 8%emuBtiein lei.
mes finltern 4uftrags beriieB lint
ni6t ltnb Ser 3meifel, mas er 3nnahit
5il TIM babe, geielte iid binsu. @ol-
tber, melher 5uerit fam, I'M oas
Sriibmabl gu teilen, riet ibm, eemcin.
Ian1 DOM Strom aug an einem Sea
benfluB por5uorineen, er batte erfllNs
oct, boB alte @ege bonn gmstol Onrdl
oas Woor na6 @eltfrieslano bil-
iiberfiibrten. Rah fur5em geiinnen
mics inoelien Der Sungberr Sen gor.
ihlog oes &eiters 5uriid.
Gortlebung fol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
osr Sooen. @eitfalen. hror

SSSn So9en, 8eitfalerl hranntc
einem Boli5eibeanlten eiu 9aftling
ourd), Der benz 8eridt uorgefiibrt
iueroen ioGte. Ger Sliiftling rann-
tie Die 8ergitraBe binauf uao fonnte
BON mebreren Mannern, Die ibnt Den
@eq nertroten, nibt gebulten merhen.
@ls er chen in 6ie SdulItrobe bieacn
lponte, fam ibm ein 20iabriacs
0ienltm1bben entgegen. Gas Mdn.
hen iiberiab Sic Sitnotion, uno i'll
redten Moment srifi es Den iianlml.
gen Burden beim @idel nmo belt
i'm felt, bob oieier balb nor Ncrbli'i-
hlna, balb oitd), meil oos fcrife Wt6.
Sci gut 5u5upaden ipltBte, ltebeit
blieb uno BON Dem beronfeitdenoen
geamlten pieber in gmpfoiig 9ertolil-
men meroen fonnte. l1ltci Den be.
munoernoen 3urufen Der ,Serrclt
Der Shopfune" entfernte ii6 Die
,topfere gao", pergniigt ldDclno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
Die bette Stmmbc Ses 2e5ens

tit, menll 1lloll cine groBe Eat gctnil
ODER cine imnnoerbore GntoeflinQ ae-
nloht bat. s. 81. Bitt bon 9tnde
Mt., %. g. i6reibt:: o8ei Der i6luer,
ten Grfoltnng, Die i0 ie ourdloc-
ulndt, cntoedte ih 81 meiter orc
Sen 3nfrieoenbeit, melhc %wuliberbu.
I'd Snitcu- ltno @rfdltuugs Mcoi5in
Or. Sings @em Discovery lit. @iae
6(oide firierte mid pollltanoio."
80 Gts, nlb St.oo. 8criuhsflaidc
irei. @orattirt poll ol(cn 3ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
@el6ites Hrpblent.

Srau q. gum sdaffner): uSdafi.
Iler, MAIDEN Sic bas Seniter muf, id
idmise Mid 5u Eooell4
Srau g.: sShaffner> MAIDEN Sic
oas 5eniter gu, if) friere mid ia tot"
&err: uSdaffner, MAIDEN Sic
oaS Seniter auf. bonn friert iid Sic
Cine 5a Sooe, Damn madden Sic es
81, oaun idmibt iid Die InSere tot;
auf oicie @eiie merben mr. 8eioe
los.
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2cbcn a,n laua,na-aonol

er5el1st MoIario, ipelde gauienoen
2eioen mo 600 brabtc. Mbcr Gle
trio @itters perfeblte lie, Malaric-
2eioen sil flirieren. @nt. 81. Sret,
lpelt BON 2licama, g. g., ibreibt:
y9rei 5loid)en fmriertelt mid bon
einern i6peren Mnfad bon Malario
unh erfrelle id) mid feitoem 5er Be.
item @eiunobeit." so gts. @armtiert
polt aIeu 9rlggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03
Gntocdte cine reidjc Mine.

9. IS. geltos Don Cool Gin ala.,
iagtc, er babe cine DaDre Wine
pon @einnobeit iii Or. &ings Nep
2ife 9illen entoeft, oa iie i'm md
12idbrigent 2eioen BON eiiter 2eher
NIB Nieren-aronfbeit furiertcn. %
Cts. BEL aIlen 0ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-03

Had longer 8onoerung betrat Der
s@rof oas SdloB ieiner gorfabren
Dor Gfniioung fait 5uiatnmenbre
6eno, blifte er iid bergeblid nod eli.
mem Seiiel Inn, onf Dem iein gequaIc
tes sSer5 Der @ilbe pfleqen fonntel
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9as seras Wnnbcr

BELT ole yatereu, 8lafen unh rDell-
matiide 2eiben; BET onen gruagiiien
ober 2 monatli6e 8ebonolung per
Goit fir 81. Or. 6. %. SaI. 292G
Slipe Str, ct. 2ouis, Mo. 5hre.bt
fir 3eugnilie.
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@efGhrlidles ltnterne6mcn.

Baron Gu einem 6reunoeJ: ugs
muB iid bod berumgeiproheit bohel
0aB id nit Dem 9leroplon %auf5uitei-
gen beabiidtige, 10 rabiot iinb meme
@loubiger nod ME aufgetreten."
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NadD benz WittaaeiIen.

Sic: Scum min i'd Sir altd Der
raten, Iieber Damn oB ib Dos @it-
tageiien beut' ielbit 5ubereitet babe
gr: %, bann bab' id aber nnie-
rer Warie in @eoonfen iebr ltnrefi
getan.
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elm Soar iprad 5rou stmpfins,
,oelien graut5eit fiinf5ia Sabre &C.
bauert bate"
sd nebme on" pericbte Serr
Simpfins, oooB Der arme @Ite 5u
i6pah gemoroen mar, INN lid nod
langer 81 itrduben."
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MeIpeftDDa.
Gitterglltsbeiiber Sc

9ittergltsbeiiser: ygull inein
lieber Snipeftor mie gebt's Scnn 81
rem Sobne auf Dem @pmmaliums"
Snipeftor: %, SEER Baron, ser
6ot Die gbre .eebabt, nit SIREN
Serrn 5obn 8uiammeu iiben 5i blc..
ben
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Nmn,pstHiiOes.
Die 2~ie6cspro6c.

Sic (Stuoeutin Der Meoi5in):
vSiebit gu mid mirflid iiber olles,
S6ab2"
er.. sd itlpore es; Sc, fonntc
fiir Old iterbenl"
Sic: Damn laiie Dir NAL pon
mir meme 1teu ettoedten Gcitba5ilIcn
einimpfenl"
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Der @ouperneur bot Trieorid
6. BON Mofenberg, Mitglieo BEG
State Mining gooro. ols RaGfolger
Sanfin's gum Weriiderungs aoru.
miIi1r ernonnt.
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Mpoerm.

8ouriii our Sennerin): rSm
poriaen Sabre trugen Die Gibe ani
Der Mlm bod @loden2"
Sennerin: v0os giebfs nil mebr,
/ bin neroos norm oapon."
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3ernrent.

9roieiior Gid nit elmer 8inoeI Die
Roie idneu5eno): @Sm, I'm, ipas
mir beilte mein Soidentld 10 grob
oorfommtl"
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Infmapfnma.

SEER: oMein andoiees 5rauIetn,
bari ib Sbnell beinl ndditen &egen.
metter meinen Sdirm uno porlanft0
meme 8egleitunq onbieten2"
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gps6aft.

Sic: v8enn ih Glopier ipiele,
flirren ieoesmal oie gron5eiigurer
Die auf Dem Snitrumert iteben."
Or: u@ie ioaten tie iid aloers
mebren2"
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8 ,ueb!

uAls &iharo uno Mortbo nod
perlobt maren, reoete er lino iie borte
5u."
v@bo,l uno jett 1T es l1llleefebrt:
lie reoet uno ct muB 5ubDren!"
uNei1l, iie reoen ale @eibe, mo bie
Rahborn boren an"
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3eroadlt.

Didter Gum gefanntelt): Sin
meme @eoidte, Die i'd iest I'M Sana.
forum eemadt bobe, bot iib raid
Elm @erleger gefunoenl~ oMb, Scr
NOR mol old i'm, Sanatorium2"
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n~nsefabrlid.

gadfiid: Cine BON unieren
&odlebrerinnen lit ihon iiber iieb5iJ
Sabr."
Snfel: Die iiberuimmt mol =
oas Sol5en Ser Speiien2"
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Grspantoffelbclb

aellnerin: u@as miinidm ser
6err2"
ngiilen 9lueenblidl $50 1T nun
Der 3ettel2 = Meine Nrau bat mir
bod aaes gang eenmt ouieeihrie.
ben -"
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ainbIidJ.

Glsden: u@os traet oenn ser
Monn oort2~
@utter: r9os 1T einc Seuao
BEL
glsden: u@iro oenn oos Sen
bon ben 1feroen nit Ser @abeI &c.
geiien2~
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Gin Sfeptifer.

ger einieen 9aeen beiratete iidl
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
An lmnossihle Remedy.

John S. Ingiis, contracting freight
agent of the Union Pacific, has been
suffering for several days with a Sc
we're toothache, the first of his life
time. He has consulted every railroad
man on the row" in an effort to find
a remedy to stop the pain. The other
day he was given tip on sure cure,
but refused it, claiming that the rem
edy was worse than the ache.
He paid a visit to the seventh floor
of the Flood building and there met
freight man, who suggested the rem
edy
Its sure to relieve you" said the
friend, "but it is severe treatment"
Can you take the same treatment q
asked Inglis.
Sure, can stand it, replied the
friend,
'sIf you can stand it am sure can.
What is it," asked Inglis anxiously
"Plaee small glassful of whisky in
your mouth. Let it run around on the
aching tooth and then spit it out It's
a sure cure if you can do it.
Inglis still has the toothache. San
Francisco Call.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
NEW SHORT STORIES
LincoIn's Circus Story.

''Among t-tncolns circus Stories"
said Cincinnati veteran. was one
about Delaware tough
"A circus, LincoIn's story ran, visit
ed Newcastle, and the town tough
turned OFT the afternoon of its arrival
to see what sort of circus it was.
"a canvasman, making his usual
round, shouting of the guy ropes,
thereof the guy ropesr came sud-
denly on the town tough, who was
leaning against the canvas tent wall in
the sun, smoking corncob.
eye wuzn't talkin' to me, wuz We,
Stranger said the tough, launching up
his shoulders very wickedly.
oh, no, SIR said the canvasman,
frightened by the tough's size i only
just wanted TO warn you, sir, that it's
little dangerous to lean against the
tents that way, as the elephant might
kick you, sir
"The tough snorted with contempt
"'Drat yer elephant he growled.
TN clean out the hull show, elephant
an all, if We give me any of yer lip
"The canvasman skunk off humbIy
and a few minutes later went inside
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
The New oirdIes.

The new girdles are decidedly deep
~ isont-in fact, some of them run
quite up to the chemisette of the waist
and form the principal trimming OF the
bodice. In others the belt, though de-
cidedly deeper in front than at the
sides and back, is not exaggerated as
the bib or pinafore girdle. 1t is very
easy matter to make one OF those new
girdles and mount It on an old bodice.
The effect is really quite surprising,
for the wide belt is so decidedly
thing of the moment that 1t brings an
out Of date waist up to time in a de-
lightful manner You can make the
girdle Of any depth or shape that you
like, and it need not necessarily match
the waist in material. though it should
in color. Satin MORE and any Of the
corded silks make smart girdles. and
they are most inexpensive way of
remodeiing an old waist.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10

and told the boss. The boss, who
weighed over 200 and stood six feet six
in his socks. chuckled and took up one
of the enormous mallets used to drive
in tent pegs.
Show me where he's leaning, was
all he said.
.sThe canvasman led the boss to the
place where the tough's form made a
long oval dent in the tent wall The
boss, chuckllng again, fixed his eye on
that spot, just below the tough's coat
tails. where the dent was deepest, and,
swinging the mallet twice around his
head, he struck with all bis might.
'"There was Il dull thud, cry of pain
and fear. and the tough leaped ten
feet, then made off down the road as
fast as he could run.
What's the matter, Peleg?' the in
habitants shouted as he tore through
the town
Been kicked by the elephant he
replied"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
Neat Gloves.

In the interest of fresh, neat looking
gloves they should be placed In paper
as soon as they are removed, or at
least SHOULD go in the glove box.
Rolling together in a wad gives
gloves rumpled, worn look. They
should be stretched fat and. above all,
should not be kept in a damp place, as
they are liable to spot and mold.
Black gloves which have become
worn at the seams can be freshened by
putting few drops of jet black ink
III a teaspoonful of olive OIL Paint
the shabby places with this mixture
and a small camels hair brush.
Light gloves only slightly soiled can
be cleaned by washing In cornmeaI
or French chalk. This saves the risk
of discoloration from use of naphtha
or gasoline.
White gloves can be easily cleaned
By washing in pure white soap and
gasoline. Rinse in the pure gasoline.
Rub with clean piece Of flannel,
taking particular pains as to seams.
Dry near heat after first moisture has
evaporated. This quickly removes the
odor
Make point never to wear pair
Of new gloves until the buttons are
reserved This avoids dropping them
at critical moments, when ones repu-
tation for neatness may suffer.
Never allow a rip to go. Seams are
best mended by sewing as much as
possible like the other seams Of the
glove. With a little practice this can
be done SO as scarcely to be detected.
A tear in glove should have the
raw edge buttonholed with fine
thread and the space filed in with
successive rows of buttonholing.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
sHERIFFs SAFE

NO. I2,828-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La.
w. Alfred VS.. J. R. Ivey.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me issued in the above numbered
and entitled suit, from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish of Caddo, have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction. for
cash according to law, without the bene-
mt of appraisement, during the legal
hours for sales. at the principal front
door of the court house of Caddo Par.
ish, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, MARCH rs. 1oIe
All OF the northeast quarter and north
east quarter of northwest quarter and
north hall of north half of southeast
quarter OF section II, township IS north.
ranged 10 west with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
The above property seized as the
property of the said defendant, and to
be offered for sale to satisfy the debt
spec1led IN the said writ, say in the a,,a
OF $780, with 8 per cent per annum in
terest thereon from the goth day of
April 1908, until paid, together with {
per cent on said sum and interest as at
torney's fees. and all costs of suit.
]. P. moURNoY.
ssaeasssa' FEB. ~ Shssif.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
The Latest n sprino Hats.

II you chance to see a woman with
q hat trailing along at respectful dis
lance you may rest assured she il
wearing the latest Paris importation.
She is the possessor of one Of the
s'out in back turbans, piece OF femi-
nine headgear designed to look as If it
were doing its best to ignore its own
er, but cannot.
Out in back" turbans and imported
French creations that have six inches
the better of the Merry Widow Of
recent vogue will vie with each other
this spring for popular favor
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-10
ONE YEAR IN OFFICE

President Taft has been one year in
Office and what is his record?
LIS he disappointed his friends?
Has hsNcarried into execution the pro
gramme 49, outlined for himself?
President Taft s, IS the saying runs,
wen meaning man, man full 81, good
nfsntions and Of honest purposes, but
has he not been naisled by the men who
are pretending TO be his friends?
IN the one year of his tenure of of
fee as President there has been aroused
considerable discomfort and dissatisfac-
ron among the leaders of his party and
there is revolt of his friends who may
set Be plaeated, but there is certainly a
well defined discord resulting from the
efforts of promises unfulhlled.
And as to the country at large, what
Is the situation? What is the feeling of
the masses7
The few, already strong, the special
interests whose greed is linitiess, APP
parently are dominating the go vern-
rnent. while strife IS abroad in the land
and the cry of discomfort is heard from
every side.
Under the system Of protective tar
Ii, It is scarcely possible for working
man or for the man who earns fairly
Qneld safary 70 suhsist since the price Of
The necessaries Of life has been adj
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