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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-17
BAL T|M0RE MECCA
Of THE Faithful
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feet and as they cheered each waved
flag with which all had been equipped.
Then the band Joined In and for min
ute ii looked and sounded like a nomi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-17

Oulx PLUMBING REPAIR DEPART
:, uaent lis is At your service. Prompt
attention. VA. PLUMBING. HEAT.
INC CO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-17
For Sale.

UNREDEEMEl, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
guns. lass than factory price. STEIN
Frs 14Al Il. Main atreet.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17

State OF louisiana,
Parish of Ct. Landry
Having carefully examined the Charter of
the Maud Agricultural Association OF the
state of louisiana, and being OF opinion
that none of It's provisions are contrary to
the laws of the State of louisiana, / Bave
on this eth day OF June. A. ID. 1871, ap proved
said charter.
r. LEE GARLAND,
Dist. Attorne v. 18th Judicial District of La
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
AMERICANS Win
AT HORSE SHOW

IOndOn, June 13.-At the con
tinuation of the international
Horse Show at Olympia today,
Waiter Winans swept the board
in thellight harness horse class
taking the first, second and third
Eprizes, with Eros, Chanticler and
Eli, respectively.
]. NJ. Smith of Boston won
Ithird EhDnors in the class for nov
ice horses between Is and 15A
hands with Nimble. Judge
|Moore?s Kra and Bruno took
foGsrth place for novice tandems.
BaGhgate Uwell, exhibited by G.
B. Hume of New York, gave a
good performance in the jumping
course. Five prizes in the jump
ing Mound for the whole course
were divided among three French
one Belgian and one English Of
feer. The American riders and
horses, both strangers at 0lym-
pia, made a good showing, but
were unable to defeat the sea-
soned continental riders and
horses, who had long practiced
in the show ring.
White Marsh, ridden by Lieu
tenant Johnston of the Seventh
Fort Riley, Kans.,
showed up well, and Roustabout, !
Capt. George Vidner of the
Cavalry, Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, covered the course
fine style.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17

writes me: These newspaper re-
ports make it very hard on us,
as the average farmer would
much prefer the hot sun killing
the Weevils to doing it himself.
Il have been watching the wee
wills in the fields closely myself,
and assure you that only the
Weevils that have died have done
so from old age or by human
hands
MI. w. Fl. Wilmington, Gil
bert, La, has hand picked the
adult weevil weekly for five
weeks, with especial watch on a
small cut. On the small piece
after the five weekly pickings,
he found fourteen Weevils on
Jnne s which he killed, and
seventeen on June 9. He is only
holding his own against the
fresh weevils from winter quart
ers. Where there are forms on
the cotton, the Weevils are pune
turing them daily.
Mr.. J. w. Griffing, Gilbert,
La, killed 1O3 on two rows. The
infestation in Madison Parish
has been on the increase for
three weeks.
I'm Southern Louisiana Dis
trict Agent Perrin writes that.
the Snfestation is general but not
very heavy. The highest picked
per acre is 1O8 weevils.
There are more weevils in the
COTTON fields at certain hours
than many farmers are admit
ting. A few weevils can have
an awful number of grandchild-
rem in the short time of twenty
eight to thirty-five days. Be
sure that you are not soon going
make a Matching in your crop.
In thine Of peace, prepare for
war"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
To the Mayor and Board f
Trustees of the Town Of Mel
Villa 80


We, the undersigned freehold
ers, electors, do petition your
Honorable Body to call an elne-
ton for the purpose of adopting
or rejecting a new charter for
the Town of Melville, Louisiana.
in conformity with Act 1876. 1858,
and with subsequent amend
ments thereto.
Signed: F. B. Cason. r. E.
Zerangue, L. P. Bridges, G. @.
johnson, Geo. Matthias, e. ].
Lyons, L. II. Lyons, P. PAXTON.
G. A. Long, Lud Darnall, Thomas
Caps, H. RACIAL, W. e. ba-
Blanc, A. Rosenberg, r. III. Jones.
Ira Westbrook, Paul ArtaIl.
Willie Long, T. j. Worden. j. e.
Hill, E. F. Stangle, j. w. Conley.
E. Hamilton, w. F. Brown.
Joe Triplette, R. E. Walling, JAG
Bloch, DR.. G. A. Goudchaux. s
]. DeLoach, w. Z. Smith, VI. S.
J. B. Cason, R. H. Jones,
Jr.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
List Of Jurors

List of Jurors for the week
commencing June 18th, 1911.
The names and residences OF
said Jurors are as follows, to-Wit:
/. Charles Gardiner Cd. Cotean
2. Theogene Reed EuniDe
8. Armand SOVIET : Plaisance
A. Armstrong Smith Arnaudville
5. FL. "A. Wilmington Opelousaa
6. L. V. Mckinley : Opelousas
z. Athanas Manuel EAnice
6. VIM. Mcbride, Jr., : Armide
9. Triville Meche Grand Coteau
10. John Devalcourt Sunset
m. Geo. Wartelle Whiteville
IL. Robt. Sandoz Opelousas
|13. Henry Wartelle Washington
IA. Frank Dimmick : Shuteston
lis. Alfred Ledonx EuniEe
ZIG. w. B. Lewis Opelousas
III. VIM. Lima OpeloussS
.I8- u. A. Lavergne Bellevue
10. Numa Meche Grand Coteau
70 Nicholas Lahaye Port Barre
a. Noel Bellamin- Grand Cotean
%. Jos. Firnberg Opelousas
%. Audrie Spyrer Leonville
%. Jos. HI. Castillo Sunset
g. Nolle Chachere Bellevue
&C. Henry Burleigh Grand Coteau
n. G. Lastrapes LeonyiIle
8. Hyp. Meche : Grand Coteau
]. NJ. Mornhinveg-0 pelousas
80. J. G.. Lavergne Bellevue
A true copy.
R. L. WIGGINs,
Nv CJopLy
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
AN ORDINANCE

revise and adjust the boundary lines
III certain Of the Police Jury Wards,
Road districts. Justice of the Peace
Wards and Election Precincts of
the Parish of 81. Landry from the
present boundary tines estahliShed
by the ordinance of this Police Jury
adopted Ang. 9th. 1895, and re-
adopted Sept. 10th, 1896, and the sub
segment ordinances amending and
changing the same, In such y way
as to make said boundary lines con-
form With the pew conditions
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
HOT sun HASN'T
KILLED WEEVIL
Cotton Growers Warned Not 10 Rest In
FaRCied Security,
The PEST IS STILL HERE
sROesdeB, Of FarmcEs' cs-OPeFatsve Dem. Work
ISSUES Statement IN Which He Tells Farmers
Dry Weather IS not FlgAtlng WeeVII.

State Agent Snowden of the
Farmers Cooperative Demon
stration for louisiana and Ar
kansas, has issued a statement,
which is most important to every
cotton farmer in the country.
Mr. SnoWden says:
The intensely hot and very
dry weather is causing many re-
ports no the effect that it is kill
ing all the boil Weevils. This is
too gOOdto be true. Undoubted-
ly this spell has beed detrimental
to the propagation of the weeyil
and probably has fastened the
Ideath6of quite a number of hi
berHated weeviI; but neither
heat nor drought seriously hurts
the adult weevil, either hibernat-
IedOr otherwise. The adult wee.
vii can seek shelter from the sum
and heat, coming out to work i'm!
the cool morning and evening
hours. What the heat and.
does is TO dry up the.
|punctured squares when ON the
ground and kills the weevil in
THE eggs, larvae and pupae.
stages.
DON'T DEPEND ON THE SUN.
Don't depend t0omnuch0n the
sun and drought Ito do your work.
for you. In 1910 the small and.
late infestafa0m of the WeeviI
fooled many into believing that
the damage would be small; and
they made no effort TO control
the reproduction of fke Meevil.
The result was a naEined crop
the june rains came.
Don't get eaasght asgam in 1911.
There are NOW enough hibernat-
ed Weevils living to raise enough
young Weewias when the rains
start to ruin this eerep, if WeEhaNe
rainy July A rainy spell is
apt to follow this long drought
THE PUNCTuKED SQUARES
Al a general thing, the
cotton is too large ito make it'll
profitable to pick the adult Wee-!I
vii any longer. The fight anustl
now concentrate ON the punatur-
squares. The only safe thing
to do is to go over the cotton
once a week, gathering all
punctured squares. A handfal
of squares picked up now is
a bushel picked up i'm July.
If you pick the handful now you
will not have to pick the bushel
in July. The whole fight is to
keep the hibernated weevils
from raising any young weeyiIs.
1t can be done by picking up all
.unctured squares at a cost for
the season of not to exceed 81. so {
Der acre. It is the only insur- !
ance policy that you can place !
IN your cotton. viii you make
he fight? # so. now is the I
line to get busy and keep busy. I
THE WEEyIL HAS NOT BEEN KILL $
ED OUT. I
"District Agent L. e. Cal !
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17

Ladies can make good money
during the summer months by
soliciting Insurance. Write us
for agency.
I, AND ]. ROOS
Opelousas, LA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17
MORNHINVEf

Court Street dunsmith ,
|Opelousas, Louisiana
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-06-17

Look it over and get
ready. You know that
the notion comes sud
denly and that you do
not have time to look
around for new tackle.
We take a great deal Of pridein
our stock of fishing tackle.
We would like to show you
and invite you to come and
inspect this line, and assure
you that you will not be ex-
pected to buy simply because
you look.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

% Iopcoe at Jorge Tor bans Spboli
be ina 0age ban bapoe igjcn, laa baf
life ifuloe ialbe Stoten til Sproe
men intet er siort, oa III er Oct mart
~iorieltt. @otiou bar oct DOG goot poo
line iibite Gage, tbi 8arSen San'
berS bar, iom befienot, ct parm'
Sierte, ser tiIocls gaar lauJt uoen'
ON 6GngiletS HegIer. Ten MI mart
7O.aoriac Manb tilbrineer iaaleoes
bper Gag nnber Stpssetrprne
acknowledgements eaen Saoe, bpor
han fon npoe oer rene, friife Suit.
Scr, GA ban par iriif % a%rbelSsopg'
tig, bcifipiti9ebcS ban iom Sfoma'
aer, oa ban par bpgtia | bette lit 6aa,
ibet nan flinoe toge MaoI % IN belt
me Sfo. DC andre, ser oriper Sfo'
moaerboonopcrfet / SGngilet, bciat.
fer Tia iom RcgcI life mcO auoet cno
Sapping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
@Obhriseub. ai,nD,I,,r.

"spo'ttvSuue Ntenpel1el. uHl
liier Yarifb ! Aiblano bar meo Sen-
inn til loitebeIie al gorserpapirer
aigipet Ell opfigtspQffenoe aienoeIie.
aler WcDonalo o. 8iniam arm-
itrong bar ] iiere Gar peret Saloon.
barter | Iiblano, men for ct Mars
1io iiben opoaeebe gpraaoet, at be
life par 8orsere, buorior be blep
nesteoe SornpeIie al oeres 2icenie.
SalconuPrterne b%enpeuOte liz itrar
til CONNER pariib for at erboloe oct
anoet Sorgerpopir, men Der blep al
Megierineens HeprPientonter giort
Snoiigelie oerimoo, ioroi De to gn.
issere bapOe forbruot Jig MOB Sta
tens Sope peo at boloe lin 6orretning
naben paa Ssnbag. 0ommeren ianot
DOG, at oenne Snoiigelie life bar gpl-
Dig, boorior be Tsgtc 9orserpapircr
blep ubiteot. 0enne 9cmmer Eariib's
aienoelie er ! birefte Strio meo en-
ior'f,n noale faa W}nareoer iioen 81.
pen aienoelie af CONNER geloen /
Hacine, ioet Oenne al nsiagtia iamme
8runb neeteoe at Iaoe en- Wanb ino.
lemme blanot 9anbets @orgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

bar tiliot en- commission pan fire
Wieolemmer, Der bar iom fin Sp.
8aoe at msoe meo lienenoe Som.
missioner fra De andre norif luther.
tie airfeiamfunb (ifalo oisie tiIitem.
iiler Elanen) for at fotte Reeler %
Seltenmeller o~neoaenoe 6oroiflip.
ger og &onflifter iom fan opitaa mel.
lem De forIfielige Samiunbs Irbei.
oere paa Wisiionsielterne. Gen Sor.
eneoe airfes 3omite beitaor Of sSor.
nano 81. z. $. Sabl, 8aItor 8.
Z. airfeberg oe 8oItor 81. g. 2opif.
Ut 9reo ira Observation-Disclosures
| ariltiania, Noree blep oplpit for
Spnoben. grepet inoeboIot en- pen.
Zig Silien ira SafuItetet meb inber.
lig 5af for Den penIise I~obtoaelie.
Der blep bets l~tbienoing. Sognepreit
Z. Sperorsp, tilbel paa oennes ge.
log | Imerifa iibite CONNER.
Oct blep beiteint at ienoe en- Spor-
billen til Safllltetet og at Meniabe.
berne / SaiIges Spnooe opforbres
til at inbbpbe Or. 9. Sblano, Tor.
mano / Observation-Disclosures noar
ban oenne Sommer beisger Sine.
rifa.
Eaa Sorilag al Soaro of SruItecs
blep oct beitemt at Seminariets
Gentralopparming life lpnaere fan
foripne PrioatboIiger, ga @armen
trGnges til at opparme Sfolebpg.
ningerne. PrGiioentens Sus gisr
Dog en- ltnotagelie.
"Soorb OF Sruitees" fit gemnnoi-
gelie til at iplge so IcrcS 2ano |
Sooo County, Winn., naariombelit
gcaroet finder oct fo~rbeIogtigt. 0ette
StDffe Suno blep | lin Sib teitomen.
teret til Spnooen al afosoe ears
SolItab, 9erter, Winn.
Sesiionen afiluttebes meo 9sn al
Sobn Iplsgaaro, @onamingo, 2in.
neiota. Sr. Iplsgaarb er en- prpGr.
Dig S7-aarig S9gmanb, iom aar til.
bn9e tog megen aftip Gel % Snter-
este / Spnooen.
5reoag @fterm m. S~nbren1is.
iionsforeorag al Baitor s. 8. 2asie.
ion, 1bief &iper Sails, Winn.
umiooelbart efter Soreoroget op.
toges ct Offer til Snoremisiionen.
9ette belsb fig til 1921.
aomiteen for Snoremisiionsiagen
paatalte / i'm SnbitiGing iom iaare
b~eflageli9t en- Gel foritprrenbe Split.
teliesarbeioe, Der bar blet uofsrt al
andre Samfiinos arbeibere / BaItor
&%asmusiens 3alb / Hortb Safoto.
0ette Eunft fremfalote en- nofiaa
liplig omenb fort 0isfusiion. Roale
5alere mente at en- Zig llotalelie life
brroe tilitemmes, oa bet er oanife.
ligt for oct enc Samfuno at iige naar
ct aroet Snmfunbs Irbeioe err util.
berligt % fan aniees iom paatrGn-
genoe. Oct er iaa natnrligt, mente
man, at etbpert Samiunos glrbeiberc
lpger at fare UNDER lin eeen 8rp.
oe". Salges Spnobe bar npf fine
Wangler / iammc Hetning. Selit /
oenne Sib, ba Der arbeioes for Spr.
ening mellem Samfilnoene, bsr moi
life bore iaa ifarp og oaoIenbe / fine
llotalelier. slnbre Salere berimoo
mente, at Sanobeben burbe bolbes
frem UNDER ale Smitpnoigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
al1iacnuHu.
Barn ifulocs / fugcnSe @anS. Wr

% Mrs. Shcooorc SouiouS lille
Barn if iorle0cn en- gruiltlo 0eo, oa
oct faIot op Ell Sstte foQenoe Sano
/ TamilienS Stem / 0irolla. Wooes
rem par liUro Cmb at pnife @uloet.
Oa Barnet ubcmcrtcoc par fonrnet
ben til @gtter.
Nm Y%apiriabrif / Spiciliug. Get
mcooclca III ira poolioelige SLIDER,
at Ct al 0itens mlUgtigc Sirmaer Tor
ISdbrifatiou al Vapir bar iifret Jig
AiSb@ret til oen tore 9rmuin8, Iom
Nrpiu Slmber So. al @ranb Hapibs
bar bpG5et opcr Chippewa Hiucr ueb
HaoiSion Ter Nil ira Gouoerop.
&pi9 oennc SanbcI Qanr ilaaS, oil Ell
itcr Eupiriabrif itrnr hlipe ppisrt
paa bette StcS. Sclpc STmniugen
or MI poo hrt urrmcite iGrbig. oa
ser arbeioes Not % Sog paa ben
Reuoc, Der fsrer ira Sanncn neo til
So0cn al &onoinlbct.
Inacn fri 9nndl. @pcn Npplctons
Manor % @pitprc bar mobtaget Ell
an'saning on. at Npens Saloon.
uGrtcr itnl iorhuoeS at ierpere ri
9und / inc observation-disclosures, %
ser nil i~anoiuultapiS bIiue iat en-
Stoppcr Ncrior, Slere al 9nenS Sa-
%looupTrtcr iful .pprc gunitig itemt
Tor en- iaaoan Srouiu9, iormobentliJ
IorNi set hnr ionrtet til ell aappe-
ltrio, ON hpem funbe ~ierpere Den Hot
teitc 9iuldl. mebenS Scr pna ben oil.
Den SIDE 9isres opmTrfiom paa, al
mango iriltcS I'll at fisbe Sriffcparer
Tor al faa ell @ib Mao.
SHacpleicrifer ~araoucrcr. Torriae
llge noalf II illobeiarue Spaepleier-
ifer ira oet lutberite Soipitals train.
ing ihool" / "a Crosse. % aiaanes.
ieit iaubt ON Aitenen Sen 9oe StcS
/ ben norif' lutberife Strife. De iaar
arabuereuoc Sp9epIeierifer err: Gpo
Sinclair, Wabel, @fiun. 9ecnorc
Saffeu, Mentor, Winn.; Minnit
Smith, Nem 0iSbon @is.; Sesiit
@ricfion 90 crosse; Maraaretbt
Session. WiIpaufee; @unSa ssperion
@hitcbol. @iS.; SuIia 8laisruS
Spriu9 8rope. Iirn. GmcIie Sens
mcr, Caledonia. Minn. Bertha San
aent Secorah Soma. % gmmc
Sirucf, @inona, @nrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

motrriic. Sibtil har Der opg iaai
pprct Ell iaaban Speriloo poa He9n
at oct me Srriaationslpltem III
trGnseS - ioreIsbig ga.
@~raomcntcr ira SfcIcn ior Tspe,
Sem Shioenier graSuereoe orn 800
oS. ira Stateus Sfole iot 0nc I DC
nils Cafe. beribIanot Sens :. Y. Ee'
terion al Clifford os Slai z. Silrobr
al Wetinocf. @eaec oiaie un1t
Iqalo toa ATTN Del i aiiluiuinas'
bsiiioeIiebeoerne. ioet Den isritr holo,
en- Gale ON "antomobil o. Sarmer"
Den olben on "Siiiters erobrln9".
ceiling al ReS 3iper Salen arcos,
Tco ben aarliae aoniercncc, ION
Treiter 90 Teleeater al HeS Rircr
Oolen areoS al Den Norifc Snnooe
iorriae llge aiholot i PcriIdre. be-
hauoleoes S~psrasmaaIct on Eelina
al oenne arebs, Der er blepeu nli'cr
itor. Ger bIep foreilnaci az Sanne
ire me areoic, nenlis Shenenne,
@ooic Riper % SaIlep Gin. % Den
aomite, Der bcn InleonIug par neo'
iat. oentcoeS at pile a%rbciaIe 6or.
ilnget.
SrGbtes al Sgnet. Garl eaeflon,
en- 6ormer ueb Wales, % bans lie.
neitegut Aoolpb 5bonion blep ben
zoe brpbie al Spnei, meoens De I'M
ser Soroenpeirct git ira eli Smioie |
Rctning al 9cboeliesbuiet. Slere
andre Terioner bar / HPrbeoen, men
leo in1en Sfaoe. Ut iterft Hegl
ialot iamme Gag oper Nelion, @alib,
Tcmbina, Gapalier og @rano Sorts.
Counter, og ira 9epiIs Safe, NC
Gannn on andre Steoer meloes ON
Sfabe peo Sagl.
llnNoomsmpoc / NurtbwoOo. ling.
oomsforeninser / Bart Hiper og
8rano SORTS 9iitrifter al Den Sors
elleoe Strife iamleoes ben Soc bs. til
aorsmsoe / Norrbpooo. Der bar
Gelegoter ira ale Snmiunoets Wes
nigbeber / ben norbre Del al Heb ri
per Salen, inn Der peo Msoets Nab
ming par Here Sunorebe tilitcbe. Foit.
:. 3. Ninspol6, iorbenp9renbe Bra.
libeut Tor ltngoomsiorbunoct, bolot
Telfomittalen, % Den niipGrenoe
Erpiioent, Eoit. Sisrnbom, beipareoe
ocnne. Ger bleu unoer Wtsoet bolot
Soreorng al Trof. $. Aafer al Sar.
90, Troi. 6. 6. Sbaraloion, Groi. q.
Sburiou, Toit. u. s. Slllteng. Ms.
oct aiilutteoes SsnoaJ Aiten.
@srn lcseoc mco Tpritiffcr. Gn
itor Ganuebpgning tilbsrcnoe Count
tpfommisiGr Hobcrt Spneis, bocroe
lem Wiil isnoeniOr Sesienben, neo.
brpn0te Den Soc os. lom Selgc al
at @srn bopoc morct iig meo Spritif-
fer. st tort auantum SABRE, 60
Cons so og anoet Sober brpnote,
l~iaeleocs 10 prroiiuloe @erfibireipin
og to iulobloos iSsl. Mrs. 2pne's
opongeoc Sloen / Seloitet, % inben
ioa Winllter par 9pgningen ont
ippnbt al 6lpmmer, 9ranoiolf ieno.
res / %Automobiler oeruo ira 6esien.
ocil, og peo baarbt Nrbeibe lpffeoes
set at reooc oct itore og toItbare Be
b~oclieSbua. 1abct anilo9es til $40.
900, 0cluiS n%Siureret. Staloen nm
Der Sen ncobrrnbte Saapebp1ning
ulliaacS Tor at pGre Den ~itsrite |
Meas Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
atprn Dakota.
0nptiitcrneS Nnrsmanc.

gaptiitcrnes Narsmpoc. &c nor.
lie gnptiiter inbcn Staten beapnote
SorSoa9 aiteu iii Aorsmebe / Sarge
nleb Tr9oiten al Yait, SIoi greoine
al Fomers cate. Otter al Yait. ).
y. Sunbi bopbe snltet Nreiter %
1eIeaater uelfommen til Weaet bler
DC l~pooanllge Somiteer nebiatte al
6%ormanben.
Srrigationsaulra irrbist, Sopeo'
fannIerne peo @iaiiton Srrieations.
proictt or IN iproiet for 9rua, bpis
Banding ifiiloc trrnses. oa Here III
iinb acres iffres berpeb Ell ria gp.
ling, bpor tort Seir Der emo maatrG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Sub pukntn.
Nuu fem Solppucr / Hicrre. /,

MN ItW SuippHlt ! NtVtlt. atoli-
miaiionsitprct / Eierre belliltteoe Den
Soc o@. at inOifr9nfe Soloonernes
Nutnl til lem, og enouioere belt al
lloeluffc Dem ira Eierre Street. Sp-
ems @opeoJaoe. 9pitpreIien oil bIanoi
oc forifieliQc N~nisgcre pplgc iaa.
oanne, Scr pioeS at holbe ben beoitc
Sroen / line llbifipnfningSiteoer.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-14
Massacre of MOhammedanS.

After all the complaints Christians
have lodged against the Mohamme-
dan and the relentless manner in
which he has murdered. the slaugh-
ter of Mohammedan non. combatants
by Christians comes as an unexpect-
ed shock.
The slaughter of Turks who are
not armed by Christians is worse
than the Mohammedan slaughter of
. Christians. for the Mohammedan has
been taught that the slaughter of
Christians is the best means of ad-
vancing the cause of Mohammed.
But the Christian. religion is based
on mercy. 1t tenets do not justify
the sacrifice Of human life. Its hu-
mainly is the basis upon which its
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-14
Violin Was a "FInd."

Gaylord Yost, violinist, has a valu'
able violin which he acquired undez
interesting circumstances. His story
Of the "find" as told by himself fol
lows: "a
zone day in Berlin, as I came out
OF one Of the music stores / was
stopped by a couple Of gypsies. They
had at least half dozen violins caught
up loosely by the necks. Some were
stringless, cracked and dirty. They
asked me If wanted to buy violin
cheap and 1 replied that was always
looking for good violins. Meanwhile
/ had scanned the violins and l OBJ
served one with very artistic lines and
workmanship, good varnish, but in bad
repair. | asked him how much they
wanted for that one and they replied
100 marks. OF course 1 could not try
the violin In the street so gave them
my card and told them to call In the
afternoon. As soon as l placed the
bow on the strings realized what
It was. finally got the violin for 70
marks. l guess II was cheap. Would
/ sell It? Well, hardly"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-14

Tas worst trouble about a Inc
preserver." said an old sailor. ''is that
few people know what to do with one
when it's thrown to them. Many a
man would drown In trying TO get a
life preserver over his head.
The average person struggling
about in the water would try to lift up
the big life ring and put Il over his
head. That only causes the man to
sink deeper and take more water into
his lungs.
"The proper way to approach a life
preserver In the water Is to take hold
Of the side nearest you and press upon
It with all your weight. That causes
the other side to ny up In the air and
down over your head. ringing you as
neatly as a man ringing a cane at a
county fair. After that the drowning
man can be rescued."-From the
American Boy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-14
HARD TO PAY THE TAXES
French Deputy Runs Afoul Of Red
Tape When He Tries to Get
on Tax Roll.

Jean laval, who was elected deputy
of the Sens division Of the Yonne de-
partment In France in 1910, bought a
house n Sens Just after the election.
Discovering few days ago that he
had never paid any taxes on the prop
erty he looked up the list and found
that his name had never been placed
there.
AS no self-respecting socialist-radi-
cal republican deputy would care to
avoid such an obligation. and not for
getting the weapon non-payment OF
taxes would give to his opponents In
a future election, M. laval wrote TO
the authorities asking to be inscribed
on the list.
The letter was returned with the no
tification that his request could not be
considered unless 1t was sent In on
stamped paper. with so centime 40
cent) stamp. ..t
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-14
as.I rn.mx Of AecopIane.

One still often reads comments on
the effects OF musketry on aeroplanes.
written By those who have
probably never seen the effect Of bull
let's fred from distance. II has been
truly said that to lift, "rocketing
aeroplAne with q ride shot Ia an ex'
trsmsly dffncult matter. but to CON
cfude that tho aviator II therefore
immune whom at 1000 feet up is alb
surd. says Sir Baden-Powell. Il ID
not the danger from one marksman
that has to DO taken into account,
but vclloys from a whole battalion u
1000 or 1000 shots BE- fired at q ma
chine whiie II traverses one hundred
yards. thsre IL a good chance Of its
sustaining some danger 80 long az II
is well within range. II Is. however,
tho Maxim gun that seems likely to
be the most formidable enemy Of the
aeropiane. All such guns must In
future DO mounted in such a way az
to enable them to DO firsd nearly YER
tically.