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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20
STATE FIRE MARSHAL ISSUES TIMELY WARNING
concerning FIRE PREVENTION IN THE SPRING

hand and a caution as to handling
and storing of rags used in wiping
vanished or oily surface or wiping
paint from the painters hands is
timely. The only safe place for
such greasy rags is in the stove. If
kept for any length of time to be
used again, they should be stored
in substantial, covered receptacle.
Many fires are started each year
by the careless burning of the rub
bish accumulated in yards and al
leys during the winter The burn,
ing of this rubbish is too often left
to the children, which annually not
only costs a large number of lives
of serious injury, but results in the
total destruction of many thousand
dollars of property.
The people of Louisiana are be.
ginning to take an active interest
in the idea of prevention of fire
waste and there is no greater OPP
portunity for them to do effective
work along this line than in thor
oughly cleaning their premises both
inside and out and the proper hand,
ling of the refuse accumulated there
from.
City and village authorities and
boards of health are requested tc
cooperate with the Louisiana State
Fire Marshal Department in reduc
ing the annual loss caused by the
careless handling of refuse at this
season of the year.
Again we say, "Clean Up"
B. P. SULLIVAN,
State Fire Marshal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20

just after the war and what has been
accomplished since that time. Visit
that section and see what has been
brought out of the chaos that exist
ed just after the great conflict.
GAS an Illustration of the good
feeling between the whites and
blacks, we give an instance that
occurred in the town of st. Fran
cisville, La, while we were there.
Mr.. Villeret, who had been a promi-
nent candidate for Secretary of State
on the Democratic ticket, missing
the nomination only by a few votes,
died on the 18th OF March. He was
prominent in several secret orders
and was buried with the honOrs of
the orders. The writer being a
member of the Masonic order (noW
don't you Bowling Green members
laugh at our attending the lodge
down there) he was in the process
sion. AS the body passed the negro
church, the bell was tolled, out of
respect for him. So you see there
is not much bad feeling between
the races-only in the minds of the
rabid fault finders who go there
full of prejudice.
"From Star Hill we went to New
Orleans and spent several days This
old town is not cast down on account
OF her failure to get the Panama Ex-
position. She recognizes the fact
that being a natural gateway to the
Canal, she will get the business,
etc
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20

At this season of the year, the
people generally realize the neces-
aity of putting their premises in or
der.
This cleaning should extend from
cellar to garnet, from house to cut
buildings, alleys and yard. A fly
ing spark lodging, lighted match or
live cigar or cigarette stub thrown
carelesa!y into rubbish in, or out
side of buildings has caused many
disastrous fires. The chore boy may
carele5sly throw a match or cigar
or cigarette stub into rubbish sur.
rounding barns or in barns; the clerk
may throw into either the rubbish
Of the basement Of business blocks
where paper, excelsior and other
packing materials are often allow
cd to accumulate. Perhaps we can
not prevent the people from care
lessly throwing matches or cigars or
cigarettes, but we can prevent the
accumulation of combustible and in
fgEmmable materials, if we will.
In this clearing of premises, the
attics should not be forgotten. In
them dust and spider webs accumu
late and all sorts Of inflammable
stuff is stored away. Attics are toe
often without ventilation. Thus,
when the fierce summer sun. beats
down upon the roof, the attic be,
comes a veritable furnace and spon
taneous combustion occurs in the
rubbish, dust, oily rags, highly var
nished pieces of furniture, etc.
The painting season is near al
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20
JUDGE PUGH ANNOUNCES
Ascension Jurist States Platform On
Which He Is Making Campaign
for Associate tudgeship of the
Supreme Court.
To the Voters of the Fourth SUI
preme District:

To the Voters of the Fourth Su-
preme District:
Under the primary system, candi-
dates are called upon to state to
the electorate the reasons of their
candidates.. My candidacy for the
Associate Judgeship of the Supreme
Court of Louisiana is prompted and
based on the belief that there
should be change in the method
off reaching decisions by the Su-
preme Court Be the cause what
it may, it is undeniable that under
the present system, the litigant OBJ
tains the opinion of only one Judge
on the law and the facts, whereas
he is absolutely entitled to the
judgment of all five. In saying this,
let it be we'll understood that / cast
no reflection On the Court as now
constituted; the evil, however, ex-
lists and should be corrected. If
further legislation is necessary, it
should be enacted at once. I trust
my candidacy will direct public at.
tention to this state of affairs and
bring about the desired results. In
common with every one of my pro-
fession, have laudable ambition
to be a member of that distinguish
ed court, and this, perhaps. is &C
centuated by the fact that should
the people see proper to choose me
| will be the third generation of my
family to serve on the bench.
EDWARD NICHOLS PUGH.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20
V|CKL|FFE GETS 100000 APPROPRIATION FOR
FLOOD SUFFERERSO MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY

The United States Senate passed
the Wickliffe bill, Tuesday afternoon
with celebrity, appropriating 100000
for the further protection of the le
wees of the Mississippi and its
tributaries and sent it to President
Taft for his signature, which was af.
fixed soon afterward.
There was no debate in the Senate
when Chairman Nelson reported the
measure, except upon a proposition
made by Senator Hepburn of Idaho
After the presiding officer had de-
clared the bill passed, he objected.
He said he could see no reason for
the word impending" before the
word Floods"
'The floods are all gone," he as
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20
ABOUT HARVESTING OATS
j. Burruss McGehee, West Feliciana's
Premier Dat Planter, Gives IL
Valuable Suggestions on Harvest
ing of Crop.

AS j. B. McGehee, of Laurel Hill
is an authority on the cultivation
of oats, the following twelve sug-
gestiCns from him as to harvesting
this crop will be acceptable to our
readers:
/. Cut your oats with a binder.
A mower is liable to waste Is to so
per cent. One binder will harvest
about 80 acres-S acres per day
2. Previously have your binder
all ready and tested on grass, and
bearings limbered up and crew drill
ed, especially regarding threading
and tying. Have an extra binder
tongue and several extra wings and
arms for the reel all ready before
hand for repairing breakages.
Better work four horses to your
binder, with one man to operate and
another to drive.
Set binder to make small bundles,
to facilitate threShbng.
Harvest early; our own crop rip
ems about May goth.
3. Begin cutting as soon as about
rs per cent of your field has turn
ed yellow-just as soon as all the
grain has past the milk stage. The
dough stage is all right.
4. Do not cut grain while wet
from rain or dew.
5. Rush cutting all possible.
6. Cut low to get long straw.
Southern soil is damp.
7. Shock with only four bundles
to the shock and reset fallen shocks
every day.
8. If you have to buy a thresher,
get enough capacity. Small thresh-
ers prove very expensive.
8. Thresh as soon as possible.
but do not thresh grain wet from
either rain or dew. Thresh from
field. Do not stack, unless unavoid-
able. Fresh oats are liable to sweat.
Ours keep in shocks 2 to 4 weeks.
TO- Examine strawstack constant
ly during threshing to assure no
grain being left on straw.
II. Use light wind on fan; take
out a plenty of chaff with grain. It
reduces waste, the oats cure better.
the light stuff adds fine feed, and
the horses eat more slowly. Defer
retaining oats until needed.
IL. Store in bulk and not over 3
feet deep. Be sure to thoroughly ex-
anime grain daily and turn With
shovel if any indication of heating.
Watch closely for at least 3 weeks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20

up one side and down the other
twice, which is necessary to prop
erly fill up all the ruts and crown
the road it takes one hour on a
half-mlle stretch and after an hour
the roads in our section have dried
out to such an extent that they are
too dry for the earth to properly
pack. But if watering cart could
be purchased one drag could take
care of ten or twelve miles of road
with ease, by wetting the road with
the watering cart after it has dried
out, or in dry seasons, and following
with your drag. This method | will
show is already being practiced in
some parts of our country.
This drag is Light and any team
of little mules or horses will be
able to pull it easily. This machine
drage down the high places and
fills UP the low places and it has
the advantage in being within the
reach of any farmer or any commu-
nifty, in the fact that it not only
smooths and levels off the roads,
but that it packs down and COM
presses, layer at the time the road
and surface, and crowns the surface
just enough to permit the easy flow
ing off of rain water. We have
found that one mile of road can be
kept in perfect condition by the use
of this split-log drag at a cost of $40
per year. Of course if the road is
being regularly OVERLOOKED or has
no bitches alongside. the necessary
drainage must first be attended to-.
But by using the drag after every
rain, and l emphasize every be-
cause in the constant and steady
use of the drag, are its virtues
found out, the poorest sort Of
country dirt roads can be kept in
perfect condition for any kind of
traffic.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20
USING THE SPLlT-LOG DRAG.

The following helpful advice is
from a talk by an authority on roads.
Mr.. L. s. West at the Good Roads
Conference in New Orleans:
eve have found that with this
drag a farmer can keep in perfect
condition one-half mile of ordinary
country road. I say one half mile
because we have found that to &C
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-04-20

serted Senators Foster and Percy
were on their feet to protest. The
Mississippian explained that the
crest of the flood has not yet reach
ed some of the richest sections of
Louisiana and Mississippi, and that
there is need of protective work.
Hepburn, however, would not be-
lieve it. He insisted upon a motion
to strike out the obnoxious word. He
had no objection to an appropriation
to repair the levees, but he protest
ed against having an appropriation
made for protection against impend-
ing floods. The Senate, on viva
voce vote, defeated the Hepburn mo-
ton, and by the same method again
passed the bill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Ct plaetat

Sra Ncm PORT mc06clcS Ben 22oe
Nuril: EQUATOR auutc 9teIion Tu
Winnciotu opIuier / Ell MteoOelelIe,
iom or Qieugiuet / Sc berorrenbe
@Iabc, at Champ Glorf$ M ina be-
rcutc GampoQncion9: "Sbe Scum
Iuna OF the SSorfa", IIct life er en-
bemofratlif San9: heller life 'frioer
Den ia ira S5nrfblcrge9ncrc, iom al
miroeIiq ortaget, men cr / &lrfeIi9.
hcben ct Ilmpet Elnaiot al Ell gam.
mel ipcnif &fin9iona. Senotorens
6orfGorc off oite / iclrriS aamp meb
3onernc al oeure Sang lpOeube i
line 2reu. SieI9c Scnotor NcIiou
Iuber Saracu poa lit oprinocIige
Spro9 iaaIebeS:
NGr iaa fom I'll itaocr& grim,
9oifar iparfer bunbcn min.
Set siOr De- jana ON han er blot
ell Sunb,
De mdItc Iliita OF iparfo bonom
rrmot.
Songen for fereS iao Iangt tiIbagc
iom iii Iaret 1900, % Den Dor mn.
liaen& oIerebe CANNED ba. Gen Ell.
geIife Gang er nGiten ell boeitapelie
S~periPtteIie Of ben ~ipenife.
Seuatoren beupiier ole Nnmoo-
ninger ON at hinge Sanaen iii Som
greSmauo 2ebecf fra Hebraifa. Mr.
Ssbecf er ipenif'), og Senatoreu H.
ger, at bon bar Sanaiiemme.
= 7ette er life sanife ristis. Rr. So
bed er SpIteinsr. men taller Spenii % el
sVeblem Of Here ipeniie 5%oreninser.
&eb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Min0eddpen 1914

Shet oi benoiier til 9roi. 9iorne
Sourees artiteI / iiSite &lmer al
"Gefcrob8 oiten" ansaaenoe arbei.
bet for ben ipaes Wiuoeaope til
9oree | anIeOring al 8run0Iops,
iubiIret / 1914, itaI ri life uro.
laoe igieu at gisre nogle 9emerf.
ninser ON oenre Oigti9e Sag.
Oct oil u%tpiliont pirfe / bsi @ros
ppmIntrenoe, at W~inbegapen ON,
fattes meb iaa olminbeIig SSsnteresit
| Decorate og 8inneibeif Goumtp
iom bet al &r. Spmlees artifeI
ireHlsaar er SiliRloet. ,Sfte Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Gulinoer hiemIoie.

Ira 9clta Yoiut, Ga, melbcs Den
23oe gpriI: Sper 1000 Ntennc.
fer ouiIoae& iaiten at pGre bienlls'e
/ norOpeitIiQc Soui'iano iom Gpl9e al
Spcriuemmeliernc, oa Oct antageS,
at oette glntul nil bli ior0obIet /
@pbct al en- llgc til. Otter Den Gio
oil rimeIi9piS %onoct bcGpnoc at
pcuoe tiIboqe til Wi&iiSiippicn gieu.
mem Rco Ripcr COT the Soutb).
Sra GcIhi I'll WollnoS, Ell Strrf.
ming poo 40 NtiI, cr GQncn forpanb.
LET til Ell opcr Ell Nil breO % oucr
10 Tob bub %nbiis.
Shom3topu er oen cnCitc @p mel.
lem her % GebIi, iom life itoor I'M
ser &auo. s GnIlubIo Itoor &uuoet
lem 500 Npbt / ole 6orretning2buie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

TeoeIigbeO og alpor, bpis Sanbbeos.
trolfab / 9e~banolingeil al ofientIige
Inliggenoer life er at itole paa."
gal er Oct 10 9ipet, of ben iociaIi.
ltilfe Eresie bill beSapouere ggeoe
Nislen, og at bans Woral life err
Den gjennelninitlige iociaIiitiife, lige-
laa at Socialiiterne bar Heipeft baa-
De for Solfeitpre % @oraIens Dub;
men | lin agitatipn bill De meoe
@geoe 9tisienS llotalelier peo bper
aorspei % iaaleoeS / WoraIens
Napn pGre nsot til at ilaa Bam libel
bper Gag.
Observation-Disclosures bar bolbt fit
Wsoe for ll,ffeoe 9sre. Se bar peo-
taget ct Sroeram, iom iolfalo er
li9eiaa lan9t ioln Spcialiiternes. Set
er g~iennemgaaenoe foriigtig % mo.
oerat. MeO Senipn til Sorbu6sia ia.
gen bar De neiet Jig meo at i,btale
Sililutning til @fbolospartiets Yro-
gram. De mener, of Ifbolbsoreani.
iationen ielp ber faar piie Geien. Sg
IfbolospartietS Erogram anpiier
Sorbuo engang / Sremtioen og bill /
Den n9rmeite Sremtib prspe 2ocal
Option / iaa itor lloitrefning iom
mllig.
Eli Stpre for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
mes Organization paIgtes: s. gaits
berg, Sormanb, 81. Mproang, gice.
formanb, ~Stpremeblemmer: @fteitel,
Happen, g. Sui. Inoerierl Spiabl
og Berg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

: fglsenbe Samilier, SIR. 6. 2~pnataaen,
24l2 Cumming Street, Smaba, Nsb., oa
gtrs. 3ena Moel, aenpiba, @iscpns
I'm, er Or. Galotpen's Sprup 9epjin
tiin benpttct ipm 9atsatip. Settle
nae Sorbringer paa fulofommet aots.
atlomiooel os bets IarIiae miloe pa finer.
ietrl Strfting anbeialer Bet / S9roelrsbeo
1pr Sprn, 9lore Solf ialminbeliabeb
-, Solt Tom bebsuer ct miIot % uplipenbe
wtaoenliooel. Suiinoer at omerifanife so.
miller bar oper ct fpart garbunbrebe ale.
bet iig peo bette MibbeI.
enbuer Tom enifer at fprIeae WibIet
tgr De fjpber hos Gpotbcferen for so
Gents, eller | itprre Slajte Tyamilie-
Stsrrelie) til en- Dollar, fan faa en- grppe.
flaite ienbt frit til Siemmet peb blot at
itripe til Or. u. 3. Galbwen, $50 @uSb.
ington Ct, Rpnticeap, 81. Seres geaun
% aoresie paa ct Yoittprt er tilitretfelia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Gpao or Der ipeic,a naeo Seres "8abp".

Zen nnse @ooer rs peiaa mango af be
9lbre er pite | 8ilorebe meb aariagei i'll
lit SartS 3loetefinbetoe. Sets lpceliae
@rnao er life ngopenbigpis ct 5esn paa
noget aloorliat Snoe. Ter fan maaite
life pRre oroct ipeien enb Ell Sopeopine,
eler Ell 6prnemnelie al alminbelia Slpp=
bee. Get fan ieIpfpIaelig life ielp beItripe
5ellen, men iom Ell iorebpgsenoe Sors
holosregel or Sc trp9 peo at fprlpge ct
milot 9afseringsmiooel.
S nj uo af II 3ili9lte oil De finbe, at
Del er alt Barnet bebpper. tbi bets llrp
% Slppbeo fan maaife tilitripes en-
Stanosnins Mnuens Sinttiouer, % uaar
oenre er f%jernet ,pil Sppeopinen, Slppbeoen
% DC mango ppri9e 5egn paa n9pnte
Stal'osrling og oaarIis 6orbpielie burtigt
iprfpinoe.
@ip life Oct lille Barn Salte, aiisrenbe
Elller eler moobDoelige Rineralpanoe, tbi
oisie pirfer pltrserenoe % er for lt9rte for
ct Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Grperimentfdrmtnd

Bore 2anbbruasifoIcr griber for
hocrt Inr, iom anar, frnftigcre ino
/ Oct ornftiife &nnobrug, ierit oG
remit 6crpe0, at Ser itco'e bltr Here
% ilcrc iom ieger oi&ic SfoIer FOR
q; erbpcrpe fig ioooonne aln6ifa.
Der, iorr De Ser fan fau, cnten oct
M or gIcrulem et fompIet alIriuS
eQcr ct al sc ~fortere aurier, iom
Der III for Sibeu / De ileitc Stoter
el I%nleontng Ill at fretpenterc.
Wter ogiaa paa mnngioIoi9C andre
Moaoer phcr bore &anobrllg Sifoler
Sormernc pproiiuIb SirIp og 9is
itanb. SaoIebeS cr oct blet mer %
mer almiroclig, al man 2oubman'
ben life fan fiubc Sio % I%nIeouing
til at is9c StoIcrne, iao isacr Sfos
Icrnc MI / itor ll0itrTfning 6nrme,
rem % Qier bmm paa oct Ni8 ocIs
aQti9 / DC Sober, &c iio6er in6c
meb. let omiottcroe Experimental
iDorf", Tom bripcs / Here al be ueit'
Ilge Stotcr, err ct oTroiflIbt SEQ |
bcnnc @epGqcIic. Gen uomerfc02
2mbbrltgSifoIc / gmcS ISopo, bar
bou Bette Smroaoc 6repet set irrs
la biot. SioiR Iirtcr uuinttc bernc
SfoIc Ell Soqnlor0, ion pcb Sam
orbcihc meb progressive Turmere /
Staten forisacr at Isic enbcl al Dc
mango TrobIemer, Tom cit ISorb.
bprfer / Dor Sib rsbpcn0igpiS its0er
Sou, bpiS ban / set belle er Ell uir'
feIiQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pna lit Self.
Ger er oIIerr0c ooer 300 Sarmcre /
Soma btrefte %intcreSieret / bette
Irbeioe. Sper al Dem bar uoln0t
ct SSor0itpfte til bc grpcrimcrtcr
man bar for fig. Ser experiments
res me0 forificIliae SIoQa N~plinGcr.
ca 2onobruQ&ifoIeu ifniier / ole
SiliTIbc bcn np0pcu0iQc Sr6. )
entclte SiIiGI6c airIbcr oct ar tint
De oct rcttc SInQ@ @isoieI, % bcmt
iaor man IiQclcNc5 ira SfoIcn i
Shines. Gauen@ itoar Tormerne /
itohiq Ropport mco Ben io9fnu6iQ2
Gbef for @rbeioCt % mootnaer
Raob % &eiIeorinQ meo Scniun iii
be iortintte Grpcrimcuter. Som
&coerIog IorpliQtcr hc Tia til at
iu6bcrctte til %ulobrltQ&ifoIcu Ne.
iuItatCrne al Niaie, unar NrbCioct or
inopi0t IorQt frcrrifrcoct, at man
hnr noact beitemt at holoc iiQ iii.
gtocre moo HormCrcn Qoo ino poo
Of 0ierc HCiultotcrnc ficuNt / lit
9toboIog, 'oo al o0ioo andre fan
npoC gobt al 6cnl. Gen uuIottc
Tapmoro CT en- GAMBLER, Ser bar
oorcIGra griorinQ ! bi@ic Grpcri.
meuter i lit &icmIouN, buor Sam
arbciGe al Ocnre @rt Irnlc bar pu,
ret orcUet % meo i~orbouienbe SeIo.
Der qisre@ toor 6orieq meo ott2
ioritIelltge 2tra, beribIanot meb I'll
falfa, ire Clogs Sabre, iorificQiQc
8arteteter al gpg % MoiS, ligeIc,
bes meb Sober; man forieacr at
formre efter, bUorIehes gomIe Sap
negange beoit fan iorbcore& o.i.u.
sc 9onobrugSfpubige ipoor ia Itore
&eiuItater at bette arbei6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

cneite Wanb, tiger balL bar afiloaei
eller nrgtet at noe I'll @auen. Sail
bar innbet lutter Ieluilie % Sor-
i%toocIie for Su9en operolt, % ell
bier bar eipet eiter Gune, ior al
observation-disclosures ueo Den Itore
| SunoreoeaorSicit fnn optrrbe pau
Ell Wnooc, iom or ocm pGroig.
&t Tor %iormoScntIig goo no fro.
Of Ben Sntercsie, iom InoleoeS er
Iogt Tor 9aaen Der paa Steoet, llet
life er noqet eneitaacnoc, men at
man piI iinbc ocn iortmc Smsoe'
%fonmlcnbeo og So~ritonclie operalt
bIanbt pore 2oro$mPuo / amerifa.
Spob man pcntcr poa or, at togell
IofaIt ifaI tagc ii9 al SnoiomIingcr,
bpor Der life ollereoe er giort 6or'
onitaItninger bertil, og oct Oermeo
f%orbun6ne SrqoniiationSarbeioe paas
goar MI meo il,IO Strait. Sr. aoeI-
itclt @erge gisr aoot Irbcloc, buor
ban iGrocS, % III REFER Sr.
Spnllse ogioa no for at belsge at
ore norife 9per % Settlementer !
SaaenS SSntereSie. Hoa ois'e Nel-
Ter oil ban orgoniiere aomiteer, dn.
iGttc SnoianIere % mootoge Si'
Drag I'll WinhcQouen. ri ieler oS
io~rpiSiet ON, at ban pil bli bel mob
tnget ~allcuegilc, og at man oil poe
BAN bcn SirIp % Ststte, iom ban
Tor SoaenS % lin eacn SfpIo bar
Ret til at uente.
90 ina oil ri otter fou 2op I'll
at mir0c ON, at Si0en qaar. Scr
oi peo Srbet al. itoar Den pigtige
@caiocrbeo for Ssreu. Srr9en ber
ocrior trsite iia mco, at oct life ba'
tier, for oct or nctop Oct, Oct gler.
Ieriom oct ifuIbe piie Jig, at De
RorIfc / Imerifo pcO 2Si,beIoorctS
,tnotrr6cn life bar pGret iitanb
til at iamIe en- reipettobel Silm til
0finoegopen, iaa fan hi fun tPntc
oS Ell Iariua ocrtil, nenrllg Den,
at man bar pclltet % bet oa uoiat
meo at qisre ioog, bpno man bar
troct li8e'uo goOt tltloe gipreS
imorgcn. Ienne iutale Scori, at
Der life nlao banble& for / iioIte
2icbIif, / ben ellepte Sime, bar
fpGrfct mer enc ct goot norlf Sore
tagenoe. Oct oiIoe oGre Ell Stan,
ON bette ogioo IfuIoe bli Wtiuoego.
pens SfiGbne. &oo berior oae in.
tcrcaiereoe togc Suano | &oufe %
gisrc oct MI itrar. Sar ri Winbego.
ben inmIet aIIereoe / 1913, ion for
ri fcite mco iaa meget bebre Smn-
pittiabeO / 1914, % ri oil "a life
bebspe at forIsfte o. nor at reooc
Dor 99re paa SaIorebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

Gn scmgtlis Sisser. "gers'aob.
@amlc, Der bar Sc en- Sisrira. -
bpao bill Sc MI nnoenbe ben til?"
Seq peb life, bpab Sc tines. - ifal
ieg fiebe S%tatspapirer for Den, eIIer
iGtte bcn ino / Samlaget?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
100 Wcres Tnrm,

4 Mil fra Sefer, AZ Wfil fra Minneapolis;
40 @cres Nger meo 9erjorb, 90 Ncres Sss
Lamb, Reiten Stog % Saune9a lang @aaninSss
bus meo fem S9relier, apo og tor "Barn",
@rairerp, Ssniebus, Gprn'Grib, spbt Sano,
paffer Sfo9llno % 5rigttrGr ~Ifanoinapilte
Habper. @ieren er ing og fan life oripe
Sarnten. Strip til X. G. KnutsOn,
Becker, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

urTtJp a, sroosr Class sITrTE JuSE IBTH 1908 ~ gHE Posi-
oyrI A. DDooslH, Iowa, usDEN wa Au % cosssra 90
kANch 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Recall ~forfaitet / Ohio.

Sra Golombl1s, s., melbes Sen
23oe: Farografen ON Hecaa al Of
Iertlige GmbebsmGnb / Sorilaget til
Den npe aonititlltion for Staten bIep
ioag al @runolopsforiamlingen for.
faItet meo 81 MOB 40 Stemnter.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
Don't Know They
 Have Appendicitis

Many Prescott people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful, have doctor. ed for years for gas on the stom. ach, sour stomach or constlpa- tion. Hesterly states if these people will try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine. etc, as com. pounded in Adler>i-ka; the Ger man appendicitis remedy, btEey will be surprised at the QUICK benefit. A SINGLE DOSE re, lieves these troubles INSTANT. LY. s
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
Local News

Three feature films at the Gem tonight.
 Go to the matinee at the Gem Saturday afternoon.
 The weather man promises us local showers today or tomorrow. Dixie Mosquito barrs and frame complete; also extra barrs-H. A. Hamilton & Go. If
 Miss Alverne Gee left this morning for a two weeks visit to Philadelphia and Little Rock.
 Griffin Blakely is at home af- ter several days vacation spent in the lower part of the county.
 Mrs. F. B. Greeg and children 0f Little Rock are here, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daniell.
 1. A. Blakely has returned to his home here after a visit to re latives and friends at Ashdown and Texarkana.
 Three good reels of motion pie lures at the Gem matinee Satur- day afternoon - show starts at 2:30. , and 10 cents.