davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caucasian., 1911-07-23
TWO CLASSES OF MEN

Refined Sugar Is Trust Controlled.
Competition Will Destroy the
Trust-The LOuisianian Preaching
Protection EnIists Under the FIaa
OF COWardly Surrender,
The Caucasian., 1911-07-23
Weather Forecast.

" Gather forecast for Shreveport
ana vicinity: Unsettled and showers
Sunday.
The Caucasian., 1911-07-23
COTTON MARKET

Office of The Caucasian.
Shreveport, La, July 20, 1911.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1911-02-10
State Happenings of Interest
Items Gathered From our Exchanges and Boiled
Down for Busy News Readers.

John Garwood has been postmaster
at Monticello, Fla, for forty years.
1t is understood that the Mardi Gras
celebration in Pensacola this year will
eclipse all former carnivals held in that
city.
The city council of Palm Beach has
author zed the issuance Of $4,000 in
bonds for streets, dock and sewer inn
provements.
Louis Lowe, aged IL, was killed in
Key West, last week, by being struck
in the back with a pair of scissors
thrown By John Sawyer, years old.
Theodore RogerO. of San Mateo, was
the victim of painful accident last
Thursday when a mule bit him on the
lower Jaw, the animals teeth penetrat-
ing to the boy mouth.
j. W. Hodges and Ella Flowers, a
depraved white couple living near Pa
latka, we're jailed last week for MUIR
dering an old man named Hughes, The
woman confessed and told her part.
The Bradford County Boys Corn
Club will meet in Lake Butler on the
lllth inst, for the purpose of perfectipg
the organization and TO map out the
summers work.
! the Flagler model farm at Hastings
has been divided up into town lots and
put on the market. On this farm the
town got its reputation for growing po-
tatoes.
The poll list showing the names Of
the voters in DAytona who had paid
their poll taxes and were qualified "a
vote in Wednesdays city election con.
tanned 325 names.
A valuable dog belonging TO Samuel
Humphreys was successfully operated
on by Capt. Willard for black tongue
this week. We.have always heard thai
the only way to cure black tongue wai
10 chop the animals head of. -Suwan
nee Democrat.
/ Miss Minnie Helvenston, an employ'
at the Office of Baker x Baker in Jack
sonyille but whose home was at Lake
City, was asphyxiated in her bedroom
last Friday night. She failed to turf
off the gas before retiring.
The steamer Fannie c. Hart, OF th,
Merchants & Planters Transportation
Co. line between jacksonville and Mi
ami. which was disabled by broken ma
chirery while near Canaveral light
last week, was towed to Jacksonville
and repaired.
!, A Florida Hercules has been discov
cred in Oscar ". Stuckey, Of Oak, Fla
who will De taken to New York an
trained for prize fighting. He is
years old. weighs 236 pounds, is 6 feet
inches in height, has reach Of 81 l.
inches, is built tosuit the 'proieshr an
is no braggart.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1911-02-10

VIM VI. Burdine, prominent ciIizen
of Miami died "Wednesday last.
A club has been formed in St Peters
burg with membership OF about 800
consisting of tourists from Illinois.
The sawmill near Dade City belong
ing TO the Sunnybrook Tobacco Co. was
destroyed by fire Monday night of last
week.
Additional laborers are carried 10 the
Extension almost every day and work
is being pushed both way from Pigeon
Key, the center at present.
The second annual convention of the
State Retail Dealers Association will
be held in jacksonville March Sth. 9th,
10th. Important matters will be taken
ND and large attendance is expected.
The French liner Louisiana, which
was blown on the Florida reefs during
the October gale with 500 passengers
aboard, was foated last week after a
half mile chanuel had been dug, and
towed TO Key West.
The Miami Herald tells of the cap
ture lately of u foot 1900 pound mana
tee. or sea COW. by Alligator Joe. An
exciting struggle, during which the
captor was dragged seven miles out to
sea, preceded the capture.
There we're about 2,4OO automobile
permits issued by the secretary OF state
up to January LIST, and placing the
value of each car on an average of 81
900 will make nearly S5,0OOO 900 invested
in these machines 10 Florida.
Mayor W. L. Bachelor, of Hastings,
who is 65 years old and weighs 225
pounds, was knocked down and run
over by runaway horse last Friday,
and while no bones we're broken his life
is 10 danger from the shock and internal
injuries.
George Howard, convict at the
Marion farms serving ten year sem
tence, made getaway last Thursday.
AS trusty he was on mule to Ocala
Oh an errand. The mule was returned
and now guards, hounds and sheriffs
are seeking Howard.
Monday evening of last week the new
and handsome government building al
Fernandina was opened for the firsl
time for inspection. The basement
three stories and attic are now com
plete and the postoffice and U. S. Off
Gals have moved in.
Will Love. former Tampa hack
man, was struck by train and killed
while asleep on the track, near Nal
berry last Thursday. Il was from bis
hack that FiearIotta and Albano were
taken, while 90 their way to jail, ant
lynched during the strike.
Judge Minor S. Jones called specia
term OF the circuit court at DeLant
last T1esday 70 Try the cases Of Heller
rant vs. Stesson University and Heller
HUNT vs. Lincoio Hulley. Helen HIM
was dismissed from stetson aud claims
By damages.
last Tuesday afternoon the big barr
at The STATE Reformalory was destroyeS
by afire Of unknown origin The barr
was Of brick 4OS9Ox25, on which theirs
was $40 insurance. a thousand bush
els Of corn, 800 bales Of hay, ten tons o
COW feed, tools, ETC., we're total loss
Miami folks have inaugurated ho'
movement for municipal ownership o
riparian rights on which 70 build dock
but The agents Of FiOrida's Creates
benefactor says DO. The day wher
private corporations are allowed 70 bot
tie up ports should be thing Of th'
past.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1911-02-10

safer as you will pay ball twice. the check itself
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1911-02-10

with checks YOU will find convenient than paying
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

0OlnllDtN 2utnDereW Szo, UtSltuBe,
81. @., Gel. NOrtb 2l45.
@el@dftssY 81 rlammIuugen isoen 2.
Somtae I'M Monot, No6mittuss 3 ubr.
8~Orfau6s. Sisunsen isOeu l. uuO 8.
Montoe, NbeuOs 8 ubs. /. Spreder
Rurt gOeIdner, Qibra,p Of @OnsrsB.
S@riftpnrt s. 6. Mann, 1891 Is.
StrnBe, sc. JIG.
Dumsuvsrsin. 8ruu Bette @Slsi6srt,
prdfbeuttn.
1eatl6er 0ailenbauSperein, Prdi.
6rsO SmbOf Dm. s. Mepers, Setretdr,
1919 Srpins Strabe, NorCwef. Direts
tOrens unO DeIe9atens QeriammIung am
2. SOnntos isOes MOnats na6m. in Der
Nnitalt.
ranens0iIfsperein. Sou &. 81 8artbsl
wr6I. 8srIammtIt f9 mCnatli1 an 2. DOM
nertns I'M NCnai in Der Nnltalt.
6rausn WdbSerein. 6rau &. gSTler. pral.
0erGammslt fh i'm SUmmer am B.. Mittprh
i'm Wpnat in Der AnlfaIt.
ORtRCuUtUptFttH VIZ ofH OutuluVHef
6enrp 0altber, Sstretdr, 415 6 Stra6e,
NOrowef.
Deutider RrieserbunO, %uerlammelt
f9 am 3. MDntu9 munutIi9 in SO. 929
Bsmn. 9Iue., 9ouptmann 9errmann
9sdner; 6slOwebeI SOlepb Muir, $500
s Ctr. %. B.
Oeuti9amerit. Ge9nitersY erein Uers
lammeIt ii6 am /. unO 8. WlittwOd
pes Wtonais i'm Sdnserbunb, Sl4 IS.
Ctr. N.W.
9rOipsct 6ia Cemetery. 6reO. Sns
bOf, gralioent, Bm. Murtin, Setres
tdr. VerlammeIt iid ain srlien 6reitug
mOnatIid BEL s. u. @%riesbuuer, 48S
9te GtraFe, q. W.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
0anSsmannIdaftlide nnO luteraiibnngs
Wereine.

@aibinston @ritliOerein, gbarIes
6Of. Giuan3sS etretdr, Sor 1904,
citation q; WereinsIOtaI MrtOns6ale,
1905 s. Ctr. q. D. 9erfammlune
eriten OOnnerstas i'm MOnnt. 8rGi
Ben g. 0tidenbaAer, RenOis Building.
IL umD g.. ctr. 81. 50.
@tauFa&erin Usrein. Grau glmnn Spiss.
pr6ibentin.
@dwei3er. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prdi-
SnIius @sIUff, ll8 Gsnns6ss aus., 9.
s. 6. {. Sawesler. Setrstdr, 1929
s Ctr, q. W.
Ierein 8aben, AlUis 8sinbart, @etre-
tar, lib . Straee. @iOweR, periammell
FG ieOsn 1fen DisnfaS i'm MCnat in
1921 Ute StrnBe.
gerein Bayern, Columbia Sections SIR. l
WCIfsang NudO6l9el, Bril-. Grant
@eisanb, Wice.prdi. Mi9el 0OIs.
beierlein, @9asmeiiter. GbeO q. Sc.
Gert, SetretGr. 1910 JIa. Npe. 81. 6.
geriammIums ieOen eriten SOnntuq
8 ubr Na9mittass in 8eBIers 60ae.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
@roBe apfelernte.

Eroboem in @aibington Gouatp
nno i'm Cumberland 8naeD elm gro.
Der glepfelertrog gu erparten it,
iinO Die 8reiie fir aepfeI I'M Stei-
gen 6egrifien. 9tod Dor einigen $50.
der mur0en fin aepfel $3.50 Gents
per SAB angeboten. Settler Iiuo ole
9reiie auf $t.25-2.25, lie mad OHIO
litat eeitiegen. Sn einieen 5aaen
(iefert Der &1ufer nod oie 66iier I'M
@ert6e non 35-38 Gents per Stiid.
9. 9. Snioelp, elmer Der 6eoeutenO-
Iten RGrfer in Sa~gerStoprb iogt,
oaB me6r ais sic &Glfte oes glepfeler-
trags fir $t.50-$1.75 per Sab Der.
fault muroe. 9ie AuoIitdt Der 6rudi
lift gut.
Sin Obit5iidter BON 8ai9ingtor
Gountp bat ieinen 8orrot6 bon
05%mofebouie~ : aepfeIn an cine Bal
timorer Girma gu einem Ereiie Dor
81 .OO-$S.5O per SAB %Oerfnuit. 81
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
1siang=Sereine.
MI,
w

0aIGin9tpn 5angerbunD. Nr. 3l4
6. Str. q. 50. hilbert 9epper. 8rai
q. 8rauner, getrstGr, 8l4 6. ctr. q.
B. 0einri6 9ammer, Dirisent. 0ers
inmmsIt fA ieDen Dientas Snr Sins'
RuMbe.
Damenpereim. 8rau 6. s.. 9aribel, YrdI.
@srlammIuns jtben /. nnO 3. 6reitas Oes No
rats, MbenDs 8 lbr, in Cbissm 9CtaIe.
ariOn @eIans-g eretn, 1000 6. ctr.
q. N. Sobn Biidbuien, Prdi. Sac.
8rasser, @etretGr, pa 9te Str, q. SO.
6arl 6Oler, Oirisent. Otreftoren.
usriummIuns am /. SOnntus mad Dem
/. Mittwo9 I'M MOnat. @~instunOs
ie6sn Mittwod. Notwithstanding
am /. @onntOs I'M Otdrs unOS September.
mMriOn DamenSerein. GrGuIetn pauline 50
Ter, prdTbentin. NerIamnluns am 2. Mttt-
nod mUnatIiG abenOs in Cbisem 9Ctale.
@ermania MGnner<gtUr. 922 Benn
9lue. Brdl. Sobn Geiff. Setr. 0eonarb
@eper, All IiteStr. q. 6. @mil 5.
@brifiami, Director. gerIammelt lid
ieOen erfen @Onntas i'm MOnat CUR Sc.
faaftssrleOtSunS unO ieDen Spnntae
unb DCnnfrfa9 CUR Sin9tunOe in 1922
Venn. Mpe.
DamsnSsrein. Grau SuIia GuBlsr, prGl.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

l.Gmpfanes Komite beimB dnfett.
Fon. GunO RnOolph Rerr GRriif. Feuri6,
Bon. Simon WoIf.
Die 6erren Gomaro Nbner, Or. p. Sartib,
8. 8. Sersmann, emile SerIiner, 2I
BERT Garry, Carl Oroop, P. ;. DrurY,
mm. Gnsel, CHARLES 6rof, Grnf
6i6ner, mm. S. Guoe, J.R Pauien,
2lue. o. 9errmann, SreO. Jmhof, d.
S. Jor6, Siemuno Kunu, Dr.. @. m.
Kober, 3. ). Kiibel, James Sans.
bnreb, Gilbert Sepper, Rep. poul u.
nlensel, mm. s. Meyers, Ghas. p.
Bees, G. J. Safs, Ruo. Saur, Sieut.
mm. 8. 5antlemann, Guitar 5bnlot,
Dr.. G. u. Senbouien, Geo. Ism.
Spier, JoRn @oIomonn, Fly. xauoer.
Kurt DoeIdner, GoahtEeifter.
2. Banfe!t, Kommers uno huff.
= 2lIpin NleiRner, porfber.
S. G. MonH, paul RoIfter, Permonn
Se4Her,
5. Gmpfaus. - moIfsans Rud0d'
faeI, Doriker.
SreO. JmRot FenrY streitbereer ST.
Otto Sor6oroins, JoRn Il. ster5er,
mm.G G. Gufer, Sreo. StohIman, SreO.
RonoIO, Geo. p. Pitt, 9. S. SCHUBERT,
Grnf z. WeIder, 2lus. SHmiot, SEQ.
RonGer, Sonis ROmie, 8. Glmeureid,
Carl Braun, JoRn 2lIt, Paul Batter,
Conrad nleinRarOt, q. p. polmer,
Jos. monorod, Geo. ). Se6Ier, 3.
S@worb, u. S. Gsfite, Ri4. meisfer,
-John Weber.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

proeramm un6 pofofiee i'm
Konpentionsidale. ~ John zoe.
Der, Doritker; G. g. Shwee.
Ter. Karl Braun.
DAMIEN. Die prdF0entinnen
foloenoer Odmenpereine
Sdneerbuno: Sran K. g.. SartbeI;
2lrion: SrGulein pauline Boiler; Ger
mania Mdnner9or: 6rau Julie Gofs
Ter; Columbia Gurnperein Srau Bet
tie S6lei4ert; moifenbaus Damen.
6aIfsperein: Srau Il. @. Sartbel;
Damen lldhperein: frou K. Soffer;
pIottoentl9er Damenperein frou
6enrY 6raue; Konisin Souifa snno;
fran martbo Rupertns; Staufabe.
rim: 5rau 2lnno Spies.
i. 2lbseiben. 6uItap Bender,
porfber, 6. Sentbeim, GonroO nIeiu.
RarOt, KurtD osIdner, JobuD ii@bufen
. Decoration. mm. s. 6uoe,
Dortber.
!. finans. Komite. -11lortin wie.
eano, DorFber.
Seifber: Karl RammeI, Jacob Sris'
ger, Capt. Ghas. G. S4weeIer, Simon
moIf philip Dittes, mm. S. 6uoe.
Karl GsOlf cbriF. seiIfein, Gbos.
Kii6Ie, Karl 2I4terfir9en, Rermonr
Se6ner, pm. Wiesmonn, Paul sod'
i4mio, mm. Berens, J. Geo. 2lutR.
Geo. ). Se6Ier, 2lnorew S0ffer IT,.
Geo. 10. Spier, SreO. u, Kramer une
HenrY a4terfirben.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
@Ogen.

4 8eutl9s 6reinaurer 2oge Or,
%minius, $40. 25. F. A. A. NJ,
W\SObn 81. Ster3er, Wieiiter. Ql6am
S9neiOsr. Setrstdr. S746 Wlc RinIep
ST.. @beup @bais o. g., usriammeIt
ii9 ieOsn Smeitsn unb uierten MOntas
I'M Monot i'll Nauul 9oOse 6al, Ate
Str. lno ga. Mpe., 9. s..
0iltelm 5el 9pee SIR 5, q. & O.cf@.
Oerlammslt li6 jsOen Item unO Sten
DOnnerlta9 i'm WOnat in 623 9Uuiiiano
aYenue. paul BaGlAmip, SstretGr,
l07 Ste Str, NCrDOR.
Columbia gunO SIR. 81, .. .. 8 st.,
'SUtn Meininser, 5etret1r, 2O17 Ste
5traBe, NOrpwef, SerIammelt i6 ieoen
2ten MittpUh i'm Mcnat in 1927 Ute ctr.
3Dnistn guila 8unD, 8. 8. g. R. 6rau
Martba Rupsrtus, vrllbentin.
Dul6instOn 5ain Nr. /, q. .. g,
3. s. SCHUBERT, 1927 ! tie Stra6e, NurD,
welt, perIammelt lih iepen llten unO 3trn
WiOntas i'm Wicnat in 1877 Ute Str.
GsutOnia sOss Nr. 2, 8. .. $. 9.
6.8. 0sIbis, BrdiiOsnt. 1742, T.. q B.
s. Gamenreid, Setretdr, 1900 Ste ctr.
NUrDwet Uerlummslt li6 jeben 2ten uni
4ten MCnta9 i'm MiOnat in 827 Ute @tA
NUrbweR
@ermania 9Oss go. Is. &. Of .
VeriammeIt fi9 am 2. unO 4. Dieuad,
i'm Yptbian EempeI go. 1o1z Q. ctr
q. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
Smh-Rnmttes:

4. BefuAe i'm meieen Rous, Ia.
pitol un0 Kon9reR 8iaeret. -
Kurt DoeIdner, Dorfber.
%. @. souned, &. f. o.. nIeYer.
5. Nutofahrten, GroueY &c.
SreO. &. 6eYer, pOrfBer; GRos. G.
S4wesIer, mm. ueulano.
9. limo. Oftober, na9m auf Dem
Oampfer 11acaIefter nad
lllount Dernon. -GmiI Spain,
Dorfber; panI FaIfter, 5iuon5.sefre.
tdr; 6reeor Kramm, SEQ OieeeImonn.
z. 2m 8. Oftober 2lbsn0s. Oeut.
fAe Gasfeier in National Rifles
6ale.-Dr. Gbriaian Strad,
DOrfber; @. Bender, lloE SerHitein,
albert Sepper, G. Saur, Or. G. Sell.
baufen, 2lIeg. ID. SrinG.
Grfrii4unes Komite: Jacob Brig,
ger, Karl GsoIf Karl a4terFir&en.
8. Konpentions Sdal. Hurt
DoelFner, Dorfber. G. bon Grmert,
John Weber.
9 6otel un0 GinquartirunS. Karl
Rammel, Dortker;
Carl GsoIt GRas. S. Kue4le, Gbrif.
seilfein, Phil. Dittes.
10. preHe. -Ghas. G. SApeSIer,
DOrfBer. G. Mag FofeIbo4, S. u.
Spencer, 10. +. S~onOpOist.
Il. DrudIahen. = Eouis Bauer,
DorfBer. JoRn nleininssr, RsnrY
meber, Jol. mOnOrOd, aeinp. Maui.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Deutlher Neutrality-suspicious., Ditrict
SIR 40, Setret1r Wm. 6aunemann,
1915 Marion Str. q. 80. perlammelt
IiG iepen 4ten WiittpO6 i'm NiOnat in
1927 Ute Strabe.
DeutIher Neutrality-suspicious., Difrict
$50, @tt4aet Dies, Setretdr, 629 $
StraBe, NOropf, %Oerlammelt lia iepen
4 DunnerIfas i'm NiUnat in 1871 Z ctr.
DeutI6- Nmeritanil6er unterfGbunes-
geretn, Sobn Dies, Setretdr, 1888 9.
Capitol StraBe, Osrfammelt F6 jeOen
2ten Dientas i'm WlUnat in 1871 tie ctr.
@jsrmania Stub. GeseImdBiae gu.
iommentuuft 6reitas QIbenOs in Gbe
0Oietam. So. 1928 s Ctr. q. @
Sefretdr 6. pom Grmert, go. 1920
Rinsman BIace.
OccaFa guno. Dip. Of Sol, s. u.
Snarser, SER, Gunareb 6eisbts. Q. g.,
Oerlammelt lia ieOen 2ten DOnnerRas i'm
MOnat in 1871 Ute StraBe.
Sntel 8rads 0srsnisunss 0erein,
SEQ. Wfair, Setret1r, 1881 lite 5traBe,
NOrpwef, %Serlammelt li6 isOen 2ten
Spnntus i'm NlOnat i'm @Ulben eagle
6Ctel, Stem SerIep Mpenue unp . str.
wlattbsutl1rr Damsnpsrsin. Trau SsnrY
Sraue. Yralbsniin. @erlammsIt lf& tsDsn 1.
MittpO6 i'm MOnat i'm 9auIe zines Der Mis-
elieDer.
Bolbinston Sid &eIief. 8rdlicent y.
@aHenrei9. ueriammeIt lid am |. nMO
8. MontOs I'M Nir's Oeutl9es 9ons,
s27 Z. Ctr, 81. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

bilber Kranfeuk Derein,
s. Ranolo; Dereiu Suoen, Scuis
Shrof; milbelm Gel Soee, Srib
Dossl; Columbia SranersK ranFen.
nnterfiibuues.De rein, Geo. HITLER IT,;
Dentl6s 2lmerifauil4er uuteritiiBunes'
Derein, George Mayer; maihinstOn
mebeer.l1nterfiiB .perein, J.6eO
2lntb; Deutlber luterffbunssbuuo
Difrict 10. 20, 2llfreO Krieg; maiR'
instOu Gain 10, /, D. II. o.. D, SEQ.
8. Rammer; Onfel srdiis perenii,
snnessDerein, FeurY mebrenbersi
Columbia SnnO, D. 8. 5. q, S. 10.
seebooe; Deutf8er Krieser . SunS
German Gedner;
Hurt poeIdHer, er offcio.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
DorRker: 1Ilartin miesdno,
111arvIano 0pe., s. 10.

Seifber: BON. Simon mOIt Philip
Dittes, MN. S. Gnoe, Karl GeoIf
Gbrif. BeiIfein, Ghas. Kii9Ie, Karl
a@terfirGen, Rermann Se9ner, mm.
mieemonn, ponl So4i4mio, mm.
Serens, ). Geo. 2lntb, Geo. ). Se6ler,
anorew Softer IT,, Geo. ID. Spier,
Sreo. 8. Kramer mo RenrY adter.
fir&en. Ruo. Sour, dlpin mei6ner,
emil Spain, Or. 6hrif. Strad, Jobn
Weber. Die Seamten oes GentraLDer-
ems i'm DifriFt Columbia: Die Gbreus
~praFOenten 5ou. Simon polf uno
RuOoIph Saur, Sefretdr 6uitop
Bender, S9obm. Ghos. G. 6erHer,
uno Die ce=prdfoenten moIfeore
RndOdf4eI, GRas. C. s4pesler, Carl
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

ser 0ady6ari6aft on5 bepberOstomn
6o6en ole 9%lepfelf6ufer $2.50-$3.0
per Sab be5ablt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Dsutlner @entraIpsreiH. Brdfosni
Rart gSldner; /. gi5s. Bral. D. Rud.
Odi9sI; 2. gi3ssRrdi. @opt. 6. Z.
S@wssIsr; 8. gi0ssPrdi. 9urI GsOIf;
4. gi3ssBrai. 8arI 6. Braun; 5. gi3s.
8rai. gOura6 MsiubatOt; @tas. 6.
@srnsr, S6abmeiasr; @uRaU Benper,
Ssfrstdr, gOnsre6 6eistts, .. s.
6ubnentraesr SOiepb @OnorOd. Ger-
1ammIuns ieDsn 4tsu DisnitOs i'm @Onat
in 922 @enn. NOe.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Gsolf, Karl G. Braun, Conrad nein-
barot Joleph monOrad, Sobnentrd-
ger, iowie ole prdfoenten foleenoer
Dereine: Dentf9er moilenbous.per-
elm freo. Jmbof perein Saiern 10.
RndodI6eI, 2lrion 6efaneUereiu John
mil4bufen, Columbia Gurnperein Ii.
Deteranenperein oes Q6ten Sattoib
Ions, D. G. D. Kurt poeIdner, 6ermo-
MIA manner6or Jobn Reif, Geutonia
Soee no. 2, o. D. s. 3, S. 10. EEL
big, ReGenOormfdOter uuterfibunss'
Derein Souis Souer len, Deutf6er
uuterfibunesbnnO, Diftrift 10. 100,
Jobn meinineer; plattoiitl4er Der
cen, ID. miegmonn; moiRinstOu
sdnserbunO, hilbert "copper". S4wd.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

6edenoarmRdDter unterfibungsperein,
9pbn M%eininssr, SetrstGr, 2017 Ste
Stra6e, NcrOpsR, Dsrlammelt fh teben
3ten @ittpOH i'm MOnat in 922 pa.
Npenue.
S6wabilher 6ranten- u trralbunes.
perein, Ni6asl Dice, 9etrstdr, 629
Stra6e, NOrpOa, DerIammeIt f& ieOen
1lsn Disnfus i'm MOnat in 737 Ute
5traes.
WlattOeutlHer Gerein, Bm. Star.
mann, 5etretdr, wObnbaft in 2arOma
part, %Oerlammslt li6 ieOen 2ten Dcnner-
tag I'M MCnat in 1927 Ute StraBe.
MeBssr- utsrfibunss- gerein, SU6n
DieB, Sstretar, 1888 9. Capitol Strabs,
perlammelt lih jepen fen DienRae i'm
Wlonot in 922 Yenn. Npe.
Suuse @esser Interchangeable
%ueriammsIt i6 am 3. Dienftus III 922
Penn. Npe. @eurss SuteridmiOt. Sstr.
Columbia 8rauers 81 antenunterfiib.
unesUerein, 8ran3 8Om, SetretGr, 1874
22ts Ctr NCrOpef, Oerlommelt iG isOen
3ten Disnfas i'm Monot in 827 Ute ctr.
Burbersllnion peiiammelt li1 am L.
unO 3. MittpO9 in 922 Benn. 9lUs.
gddsr . interchangeable (alt).
YeriammeIu lt9 am /. Sonntae i'm
WtOnat, mo.sens II nbr in 1927 7. Str.
Bddsr.u nteritHsunss gersin go. l
Guns) 8eriammsIt li6 isOsu 2. SOnn.
tag I'M MOnat I'M IL ubr Morgsns
in s27 I. Str.
Nrbeiters 6rantentO6e. YerlammeIt
li6 ieOeu 2 Dienitas unO am Iestsn
Somitos I'M MOnat, abenOs 1897 I. Ctr.
@OncOrOia. gerein pom (8~IaOeusburs)
W~iarpIano.
Braus 2lrbeiter Union $50. 1ls. 0ers
iammslt ii9 am lesten SOunta9 i'm
WOnat. morsens, in @OiteaO's baue,
Ste uO y Str, q. D. Bm. Sell.
mutb, Setretdr, 918 Ate ctr. 81. s.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
ptrrins- unO Gogrn- 9alrnoer.

p@- Die Seun sstutars FnO sstesu, uns Rs OOn ACKNOWLEDGMENT
8niat gu shu.
9us fir bic SnfeatOn Der a~s $3.50 per Sabr.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1911-03-25
An Old Story.

| have heard of poor and sad congre-
cations, but the saddest preacher I ever
knew went from Posey County, Indiana,
to Pike County. Missouri (where John
Hay discovered Little Breeches and Jim
Bludsoe). He was starving to death on
donations of catfish. 'possum, and hun
dred-dollar salary. Finally he made up
his mind to 60 away. With wet eyes. he
stood up in the prayer meeting to bid
good bye to his weeping congregation.
Brothers and sisters he said, wiping
his eyes on his red bandanna handker-
chief, aI've called you together tonight
to say farewell. The Lord has called me
to another place. don't think the Lord
loves this people much; for none of you
seem to die. He doesn't seem to want
you. And you don't seem to love each
other; for I've never married any of you.
And don't think you love me; for you
don't pay me my salary-and your DON
ations are mouldy fruits and wormy ap-
Piles. BY their fruits ye shall know them.
aAnd now, brothers and sisters, l am
going to better place. I've been ap-
pointed chaplain to the penitentiary at
Joliet. Where | go ye cannot come:
but l go to prepare place for you
Heart Ihrobs."
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1911-03-25
Eighty-Day Drought
Cut Short on Wednesday

A soaking rain fell on Wed
nesday, ending a protracted
drought and relieving the agri-
cultural outlook. Jupiter Pluvius
generously opened his flood gates
and broke what was considered
a long drought. During eighty
days we only had two slight rains
which brought little moisture as
a relief. The New Orleans office
of the United States Weather
Bureau reminds us that in 1910
it was practically May II before
the dry spell was broken. Last
year the first rain fell on January
10, but this was only O.06 of an
inch. SiightshoWers Wererecord-
ed on February 8. 8, IL and Ii
and ON February l9 of last year
the rainfall was 0.33 of an inch,
and on February 23 there was
O.45. Then on March 10 the first
real rainfall of 3.l3 inches was
recorded, followed by a drought
which extended up to May IL,
after which rain was a common
occurrence. Up to Wednesday, in
Marcn this year there mad been
but OBI of an incn rainfall, 0.23
of which fell Sunday morning.
The heaviest rainfall for this
month during the last forty years
or since 1871, was in 1903, when
1461 inches were recorded. The
least precipitation recorded for
March in the SAME period of time
is in 1893, when but O.8O of an
inch is shown in the statistics.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1911-03-25
State Board of Health
Praises Our Public Schools

DIR. Sidney D. Porter, State
Sanitarian, who was with the
health car in our parish, has the
following encomium for our sys-
tenn of schools.
"The Edgard and Reserve
Schools are duplicate buildings
and both of them are modern and
kept in a sanitary condition. The
ward schools in the parish, three
of which | had the pleasure of
visiting, are modern wooden
structures but are sanitary from
every standpoint. We wish to
compliment you on the progress
which you have made in your
parish, along educational lines
and the new and modern build
ings which you have erected in
each ward of the parish, show
your appreciation of the necessity
Of a sanitary environment for
the children"
We are gratified at our achieve
ments in public education and
DR.. Porter's official endorsement
of the actual conditions as he
found them here, should spur our
school authorities to greater eff
forts. The school Board should
feel some pardonable pride in
the splendid progress achieved,
which progress, within the past
few years, has placed this parish
in the front ranks. Under the
able supervision Of Superinten-
dent Broussard, we can look for
still greater material improve
ments in the near future.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1911-03-25
Leon Godchaux High School
Receives Piano as Gift

The Mothers League, of Re-
serve, whose jealous interest in
things educational is worthy of
emulation, announces the dona-
ton of a beautiful piano received
lately with the compliments of
The Leon Godchaux Company,
Ltd. The large auditorium is
now the scene of sweet music
and songs, to the delight of the
school children.
The Mothers League contem-
plates giving a grand Dance on
Easter Sunday, April 16. The
funds realized will be applied To-
wards the purchase of books for
~Stle liorary, lamps, etc. Mrs. Sol
Strauss, the president of the
League, urges our readers not to
forget the date of the great event.
Sincere thanks are due the Mes
SIS. Godchaux for the material
interest manifested by them in
the beautiful school which bears
the nana of their q acastor.