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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-13
JvstihabIy Indignant.

The Publisher-Yee. We sent for
you. This chapter in your manuscript
book seems to be identical with 4
chapter from BLEAK House"
The Rising Author-C onfound tia,
man Dickens! He ought to have been
indicted for setting up = literary mo-
nopolyl
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28

Mrs. ]. H. Duchamp, Mrs. Fran
els DeBlanc, and Misses Octavis
Bisnvenu and Alice VOORHEES, spent
tie day with friends in Broussard,
Tuesday.
Buy your School Suits for your
boys at h. Schwartz. he has hun
dreds of different kinds and qua.
lities, which are offered at less
than cost.
Mrs. Edmond Buliiard who has
been seriously sick for several
weeks left for New Orleans Sun
day to consult specialists, she was
accompanied by her husband and
DR.. j. 8. Martin, her physician.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28

Mr.. Leonce Durand is erecting
a small sugar house on the Pine
Grove plantation for tho manu-
facture of syrup. Mr.. Durand has
always taken a deep interest in
canning and has some experience
in that line. He has large crop
of cane which be intends to turn
into syrup which will be sold in
cans, glass jars and barrels. We
feel satisfied that M. Dnrsnd will
make success of his enterpr:se.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28
Final Tableau.

Flnal ldDlcdu.
In the matter Of the succession OF
Emma VOOrhieS. deceased wife
of Louis G. Duchamp.
18th Judicial District Court,
Parish Of st. Martin, State Of Louisiana.
No. 1872
Whereas Mrs. Emma Duchamp admin
istratrix Of the succession Of Emma
VOOrhiss. deceased wife Of Louis c. Du-
champ. has fled In my Office Final Ia.
blsau and account Of her sdministra-
ton OF said estate.
Now therefore all the Creditors. Heirs
or other Interested persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their OppOsi-
ton thereto. If any they have, with the
Clerk Of said Court, al his office in the
Town Of St. Martinville. Parish Of St
Martin, within ten days after the first
publication thereof otherwise the said
Tableau and account will be in due
course Of law offered and hOmOlOgated
Witness my hand and seal of Court al
st. Martin vile, Parish Of st. Martin. La.
this Gath day Of September A. ID. 1912.
IGNACE BIENVENU,
by. Clerk of Court
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NOTICE.

The public schools throughout the pa
IRISH will open Oh Monday. Sept. Both,
with a teach,r's meeting in st. Martin
Wills at 9 a. m.
On Tuesday. Oct. LIST. TIE children will
be expected at their schmis Mt . a. m
Parents are urged to send their children
on that day. To begin later will mean
retardatlOn.
A. j. DUPUY,
Parish Superintendent
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28
SATURDAY. Sept. 2Sth, 1912
Tho cool north winds this week
served ss q good reminder that we
vsre in the Fall season and that
winter will soon be upon US.

A young man named Melancon
was killed in the saw mill at Port
Barre Monday. He was working
in tho mill when in some manner
was caught by a bolt and killed.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28
Labor's Protest Against
Injustice.
". o. States.

II is announced that tho general
strike of the textile workers of the
country, in protest against the
treatment of Ettor and Giovanni
ii now in prison at Lawrence, Macs,
will be declared before the end of
this month. There has already
been many well-considsrsd pro.
tests from outsiders, including
such men A. Professor Tsussig of
Harvard University and Jacob
Loeb of the Rockefeller Institute.
The circumstance are az TO-
lows: Several months ago, at the
time of the Lawrence mill strike,
a woman was accidentally killed in
a riot, probably by police bullet.
The two principal leaders of the
strike were Ettor aud Giovannitti.
who were miles away from the
scene Of tho riot, aud many per-
Sous who followed the events of
tho strike said their influence was
on the side of order. They were
arrested, however, on the charge
of accessory before the fact be-
cause they were the leaders of the
strike, and were, therefore, held
Indirectly responsible for the kill
ing of the woman. There has
been no attempt on the part of the
prosecution to connect these men
directly with the murder, but
nevertheless they were put in Jail,
denied ball., and are still there
pending trial. and this trial has
been indefinitely delayed.
"In view of the fact that men of
standing in the community, such
as Professors Tanssig and Loeb,
should have taken tho stand they
have says the Now York Glove,
land that in the mind of all fair
minded observers outside of Law
renee aud the milltowns, whore
passion runs high. these two men
have boon unfairly and oppres-
sivsly treated by the Lawrence au-
thorities, the general strike order
cd as a protest by the defense com.
mittee is comprehensive if illogi.
cal. The men feel that they have
not been fairly met by the EN- :
ployers, who, in their opinion, con.
troll the courts"
1t will occur to any fair-minded
person that to arrest two labor
leaders AZ indirectly responsible
for the killing of the woman in the
Lawrence strike, while arrestine
no millowners, was an act Of par
. tiality. aud as such extremely un
wise, because everybody who
knows anything about the strike
knows that the millowDers were nj
responsible for it as the labo
] leaders. As a matter of fact, tn,
I responsibility for the strike ilsel
does not rest with the labor lead
!, srs, because the men and wompl
walked out OF tho mills withou
4 being ordered to do SO.
On the other hand, much ma
be said about the responsibility Il
= the millowners for the bad cond
:. tione and the starvation wages al
r mitted generally. 10 arrest strik
J. leaders, keep them in jail t.
months, refuse bail aud della
trial. aud do nothing to the mill
owners seem on the face OF it g
, unfair that it 10 sure to hurt th
cause of tho employers.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. l.. j. Gardemal made bust
ness trip to New Orleans this week
Mr.. Alex Fournet, Jr., of Des
Ours. spent several days here this
week.
Mr.. Frank DeBlanc of Port
Barre spent several days here this
week.
Misses Emma and Lila Beslin
Beslin made q visit to New Iberia
Monnay.
Mr.. Scaddy Dehart of New Ibe-
ria is hers spending . few days
with friends.
Mr.. Eddie Hernmenway of Lake
Charles was here this week on a
short visit.
Mrs. Edgar Marine and Miss
Constance Durand are visiting re-
latives in Jeanerette.
Mr.. Palmer Bienvenu of Lake
Charles was here on a short visit
Sunday aud Monday.
DIR. +. II. Thomas and Mr. F. j.
Eastiu of Cade were attending to
business here Monday.
Miss Stella Greig left yesterday
for Now Orleans to buy here Fall
stock Of millinery goods.
Mrs. Rose Broussard went to
New Orleans this week to buy her
Fall stock Of millinery goods.
Mics Laneige Champagne of
Breaux Bridge is visiting here,
guest of Miss Rebecca Moity.
Misses MaRda aud Lolita Cor
mier of Brsaux Bridge. were guests
of Miss Amelie Olivier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gonsou-
lin of Loreauvills wore guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Dessence Mon
day.
Miss Theress Berry of New
Iberia spent several days in town
this week. guest of Mrs.. George
Eastin.
Miss Eva SALES returned to her
home in Gibson, this week, after
spending several months here with
relatives.
Mrs. Michel Bourdisr of Lake
Charles, spent several days here
this week, guest of Mrs. j. G.
Bienvenu.
Mrs. J. A. Hitter left Sunday
for Lafayette where she will spsnt
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Felix Gerac.
Miss Corinne DomeDgeau1 re-
turned home this week after spen
ding several days with relatives il
Breanx Bridge.
Miss Lucy Martin of New Or
leans il here spending few day.
at tho home of her brother, Mr.
Robert Martin.
Mrs. Thomas Neill who was Wis
iting at tho home Of Mrs. Gabrie
Bulliard, left this week for he
home in Now Orleans.
MRS. Felix Berard Inns bough
from Mr.. J. L. Lytal, tho lot il
front of tie Market house and vii
move her country house to this 10
soon.
| MIR. Olympic Pavis returned
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Cincinnati. le. Wldrs.

Cincinnati, L. Ndr;.
SIN giucnHatier 8iitrift mirD Der Etub il
ben nad)ten "a Stunoen iteieeu. Bel bieli
ger Staot bate berielbe aeitern aberto ei1Eet
9Saiffritano bon 1913 Fub.
Eie fplgeHoen Tepeid)eu trafen ndbrene
oes geitrisen 3a9es bier ein:
RittSburg, ga. Der SIub bat einen
gSaner1tano bon .3 SuB nuo lteigt.
ParterSbnrq, IS. ga Ter Slus bat
elmer @dNeriiaao noH 9.S Fub uuo ifeiqt
aonambag sails, gS. Va. Ser Stus
bat eiuen sSaNeritanD bon Go Sub H. fallt.
Gatlsttsbura an. Der Slub bat Ell.
men 8aiferitaHo bon 1875 Sub uno fteigt.
GbarIeSton, 80. Ga. Der Slub bat ci-
men @Gferitauo bon 81 SHb uno Iteigt
8t Blsufoat, g8 "a. Ger Slub bat
einen Switzerland bon 1913 Sub uub iteigt
Sorts outb, 8. Der STUB bat einen
&aneritanb bon 300 Sub uno iteigt
@ouiS btlle, tfn. Der flub but eineu
Saiieritano BON 81 Sub uro fdIIt
eOouSbttle, 5nO. Der Slub bat Ell.
nen SaherftaHb bon "A . Sub uno fditt.
Gairo, 81. Ser Slub bat ciuen gSaffers
ltano bon 37.2 SUE uno fGit
Wsmp ts, Eeun. Ter Slub bat eiuerl
gSaNsriiauo bon 1878 SuB uuo idllt
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Stiere u 70-6.o0, fptitiide Stiere $5 10
100, Steders uuo seebers 81 1o--e. 90
aube nfio peliers ~ 26-6.60, aaIber S6 .o(
$50. Wartt ftetis bis loe niebriarr.
9 e.--ssiate Sc. .4o-6 .621s, ne.
mifd3te % 6.40--e. 10, fhspere Sc 4o-6. 7q16
raube So Ss-40-e.60, Ssrtsi 81 6o--6. 20.
Warft tanefam.
S1afe u. hammer. -- SG)ais: Sin.
beimifhe 50 1850, msitIift 81 .25-5. 70.
5Gbrlinae S5. lo-6,3 30, eam,Rer eiubsimi.
ide S. 25--7 DC, meitline $5.T5-7 so. Martt
ftetie bis tart.
3ufubr Rtnbbisb 5000. SdireiHs
1000, Shafe unb admmer $4,000.
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Qtustudrtise Wdrfte.
Ntp Aeri. IL. MAR,

Rem Sovf, IL. Mdr,.
MebI.-3ulubr Ii, 7T3 Ttls.. g.rfanot
4,4s0 9bls. Ter May,t mar bsuis bobsr -
Spring Gatent 81. $3.50, @inier straiabt
N.N-4.50, gsiuisrs Eafsnts o.. CO. 81
Spriae tisars $4.5s-4.s0, ssinter Grtras
Re. 1 10 So-3.s0 80 2 DO. S3.B5-3. 75e.
kanfas Straiabts 81 S0--4.95.
Aeagtnmsb mar hents ifetin. Raj,
Bic sutss $4.s5-a.s5, hoies bis fanes 500
--S.25.
SaAwtissn IN Hau ,u s2.sC
per loo pfuno fair biz auiss 1896 -
o. I5. Dolce bis iantp s. O0--5 .25.
Naismsbl II tftis. seines sptis,s
une sslbes $l.65-l,7o, ersbes N i.55-l 80,
Ailnbriee s375
4nei;eu uoalineu. amsricau s5c
arb Canadian 83e E. /. 7. Hen Hors.
Asaatu III itit 10. Sejseru s6t
bel nnsnuit e. l. /. Sarafo.
Gsrhs III isi. Gaaisseras l22-I32t
(. III. HnHalo.
@eist n.-3ufubr A, 400 gu., @rrianet
7a255 ga. glartt N ita 70. 2 rotbsr
nener l06s i'm GIseator anb lose o. b.
ihmimmsnb. 30. AertbsrH Tuiutb ls5I1t
n. 0. b. ihptmmtne.
1tli iAtcru-3uiHbr 90, $50, gsrianbt
~, ,S3s Au. Nertt III fsf. Wrpori ao. 2
nsner 8otzt i'm elevator anD 75l4e 10. b.
i6pimmtne.
cafsr-3aFuhr lis, $50 1u., serlanet
2l460 Nn. Der Rarit in fesf. Stanbaro
msibsr Ole inn eiepater, 30. ? Dsiser 6Ie,
10. 3 59isr, no. tSDt.
etn III ruhig. Frima ia5s, No. ! Is0
--l36s, N9. il5-l2oe, 10. 3 l00--l05s.
pppfen III ts,ig 5tate 1911, oroina
rsr bic Dolce 39--45e; 1910, 45--47e vaetfs
Coat 1911. Oroinartr bis hoies I'll 44e,
1910, <0--42e.
ednte iinn dstis. - Central Amsriea
2st 9oaota 2ss44-2ss.s.
Ys6fr in iietie Ssmgod 25--e7e.
otf III itetis. saniip sl8.5o--le. so
ftorf clear sl7.oo-lS.00, Msb $I7.25--
1850
Dssf III fetie. samiip tl5.0o--l5.5o,
NeS 4l3.00--i3.5o, Sssf- 44inlen t27.5o
No, Berba6t sls.oo--ls.6o, gifs srtra
9HD96 Nj tis.oo--l9.5o.
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Gut Weats iinb rubig. @epDteIte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA Plumb, 914e, DO. Sdul.
tern $3.50, be. Shinfen l0szt.
SAmaIs III feit. WfibbIe gSeft primo
s9. 9.Io-9.20; Naffinirter III fetig. Continent
$3.50, .. ". $Ios5, Gompoun6 6sl-7e.
Z ais III rubig. grima Stir &c, goun.
trp 5s4 -61e.
BaumnoIlf aam mend mar piIlia
Rrima robes $4.60--4.67, prima Snmmtr
selbes $5,65--5.70.
@ttreIt III fetia. aaffinirtes
Mem gort $500, pbiIabflpbia unb8altimore
1920, DO. in euIt 81 go.
@otls 1T rubis. Tomeitit sfsees Ohio
2s--29c.
oars 1T fietig. straineD, esD0bnlid.s
bis gutes 1915.
3srpenttni lit fsit su 52e.
Wo a ifes ftstis 1ep SrIeans Open
Hettis, gutter bis doics, 35--5oc
8ets iit ieit.-- giHbtimii6er Sss-5sze,
Fatna 6l4-615e
3u6er. Rober III ieif. g1uscababo
SO 9eit, 4.lle, esutrtfuaai 90 8eit 46lc,
WolaiIes s3utsr 50 3eft 1850. RaFfuirter
1T itstig. Gut epof $500, Gruibeo 6.50e,
Woulb 81" g. l5e, Cubes 605c, Ponoeroo
5.95c, @rauulateb 5.80c, Tlamono ~"
$500, Gonfscttpnsrs II" 5.65c, No. 5.65,
80. 2 $500, 4o s5.55c, go. 45.5Oc, 80. 5
5.45, no. q 5.40t, 30. 5.95c, @O. 5.Soc
SO. 5.25e, 10. 10 5.20c, SO. IL 5l5, SO.
l9 5.l0c, go. Is 5.05t, no. IA 5.05c.
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0rs 0DpSs Narft.
eintinnati. II. mir, 1912

eint tiurati, II. Da1rs 1912.
lie Radirass mar in Ser Ssrhsfsuen @ods
cine rett CUTE lie preiir iino netia seblie.
ben aHo wareH Am 5hIub Der gsobe rpie
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pramuer gausti u---syreot aaas q sXc.
2eo.ler 5Ee, Gcrtrtb Asxc. Hta az
1apitaI &c she, GeHhsrfrn 1dmilr 5Ae. linton
sAs ~aTtes.oH 6 ans. seaabcrH e :,
si.r,r sts rfs eAs s,gssTs sstsfTq 1e. 7a Tst
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DO, ~ iae. Rriebion 3 isc. b.. iof4 ise. 80
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%al1ns,Ie Ss1hnsIs ss @E ois:.s, rs sess Cabot
SIorb eHe True Eiae 6sse. sib,rtp &c ,ees50ru
hhe lsiTt Gaa sc &c ssaiih'nl Ec. GsGatc
aIGe. Rshperft if1H 9ir 30 aIl fge ufirr fny4
2Cc. DO ga 2se. QsarI i04 2oe, DC. ga Ise.
rstaetea 1914 2oe DO 94fsc
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ines nnS arane AZ G. EigrDfon yeourninas nHb
rYctte 4sc GpInr'bta Tuhiao 4@r ho Tleurrs
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qaiicrat oc. Gan Icp 5isc. Orion 4Ae, Gtd,
s-1berrshfc TMe, aerneos 7zc
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iihe. Queen e. tbe saeit xx ise. gaseuebans
Ha f5bc grue'froc q z 15c
Rfs sTaHifh gfcfts f2lLc.
= Serrteffa 2sc. ><,<s nsrrtefta 25c. 200
g pe. Eoeteif GlnH'c shc eoncnfter GtrpIe
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lge6erfdbt bee Ctmciam4ti
WeartteS,
far bic Rontas, ben II. Rdr, 1919
snbiasnbe Ho&e.
gineinnati, IL. mar, 1914.

gineiHnati, II. mar, 1914.
Eif naHiolgsn>tn Cactirunssn bais6en
~ Hur auf enerss 1ransaftiensn. Hti
tisinsrfn @dAditsn psrbsn sisas eshsrs
Ttsif bsrsAnss.
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Der 1earst mar rnkis saA Ole yrsils igttis.
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observation-disclosures. snarst
itetia. Sbsrf dear SsitsH s--sl1r. iberf
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pa6t
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Qiebensr srpiiroiqes Gn &c.
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peiteeutfhen SanDelsitaot puroe
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that alfo, mas oiele 5rouen tbun: ite
Iutte einen espiegten 0et.ttip aaf
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mer pbRe Grfola. 8em MaHn purce
aber Die hausrnpe 8erfotauna nil.
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ginss 5aees oerlieB er ben gsmein-
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miibten, aber fie Iinh mir bod idDoa
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frsunblthem @ruB 3etn Gnil. -.
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gatsnts s4.o0-5.00, Straisbts 3s0--4 so
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am Sdtus l043ac; fir 5uli 9928--1O01Sc.
am SdIrs lo0c; iir Septsmbsr 967s-s724c
AM Sdtub 97lSc.
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safer - aiir 1ai 5336-5415, I'm,
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am sdIus 43lsc.
Rosge n.-Go. 2 92c.
Rerite e. sute Eutt,raerife 7O-e0c
cute bic dolce Walsasriie ll5--l29c
II | a d. 8 q a m n 60 e. gS.
2l5lec, 10. u. ~. 252c.
9imotb eu.-9,uer sl1 90
l4.5o Der gsntHer.
Aiee q meH. - S16 00--2l 10 Der
eentnsr
1iir Wdt sl5.s7 ta-l6.0O an SdlIus SIS. y
tur Suii xl6.l0 - 1925, am StlIub $500
fur September, 1865 1850. an ShInb
$3.50
Shmal t. 1915 per 100 giuuo.
,str Rat ss.321s--9. .421a, an SfluS 1910
fur 5uli 9.4T1a-9.60, an Shlus $3.50;
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$3.50.
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perl0o gfuue. dir ylai .s0-S.s7I@, ON
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9l7l6, am Shirs s9.l5.
Sutter.-Tear.t III itetia. Greameries
27-30c, Sutrn 24--2sc per Biune.
sr.-0arft III fetig. Bride 19 -
zoe per Susene.
ma is.-4Rartt ia hdis. ertam 171%-
lse per Fiuuh. =
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gsIishsn.
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