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SHELLS OF BIG
GUNS Of u. S.
Hurl 1,400 Pounds a Mile
in Two Seconds.

The Navy Department is a great
woodworking establishment. 1t
makes guns which hurl a fourteen
UNDERGROUND shell through the air
at the speed of a mile in two sec
onds, and it is able to measure that
speed with absolute accuracy. The
firing of one of these guns releases
a force sufficient to raise the Masonic
Temple in Chicago two feet in a sin
gle second, and yet the Department
is able to measure that force as &C
curately as your groceryman weighs
a pound of sugar. The powder that
creates his great force, when un-
confined, may be used as a walking
stick, from which the owner can
light his pipe or a cigar.
Then the Navy Department has a
clock so accurate that it must be kept
in a vault where the temperature is
not allowed to vary more than the
hundredth part of a single degree.
The vault makes use OF an electric
light bulb for a stove, and there is
a mechanical hand that turns on the
light when the vault temperature
falls the hundredth part of a degree,
and turns II off again when the vault
temperature rises the hundredth part
of a degree. Sometimes it makes the
little light wink many times d min
ute. Your watch is regulated by
that clock.
There are a thousand fascinating
and astonishing things about this old
Government of yours which you need
to know, and there is one book that
tells them in a way pleasing to young
and old alike. This book is 1.-THE
American Government" by Frederic
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
TANK CAUSE
OF FIRE AT KEASBEY

Keasbey, Oct. 2s.-An alarm was
sounded about 6 o'clock Saturday
night for a fire caused by an explo-
sion of a gasoline tank, which fur
nished the light for the hotel of e.
Meyer. Keasbey Protection Fire
Company No. l quickly responded
and soon had the fire under control.
The damage amounted to about
$3.50. Only for the excellent work
the fremen the building would have
been destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
AUTOMOBILE KILLS VETERAN.
Knocked Down by Car Driven by Sew
entcon-year-old Soy,

Stamford. Conn, Oct. 2S-Artbur W.
Henry, a veteran Of the civil war, was
hit by the automobile of .dax J. Fuchs
on Atlantic street here and was killed
almost instantly.
Mr.. Henry was crossing the street.
He became confused and was unable
to get out of the way of the automo-
bile. Mr.. Henry's skull was fractured.
Mr.. Fuchs and his son were In the
automobile. William Fuchs. the son,
seventeen years old, was irving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
WILSON ISSUES STATEMENT.
Says It Is important That Senate Shall
Be Democrats

Princeton, N. j.. Oct. Ex-Governor
Wilson issued q statement appealing
to the Democrats of those states In
which the new legislatures select
United States senators not to forget
that 1t was Just as important that the
senate should be Democratic as Ii WAS
that the president should be Of that
political faith toe. His statement fol
lows:
81 am particularly anxious that the
Democrats Of those states In which
United States senators are to be
chosen should remember that control
Of the government depends as much
on the control OF the United States
senate as upon the presidency itself.
l hope that In those states particular
attention Will be concentrated upon
the necessity Of obtaining n Demo
cratic majority in the Legislatures OF
those states"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Humane burglars broke into the
shooting box OF M. Lindet. president
of the Paris Law society, at Fosse
Mousson and after r~ansacking the
place carefully destroyed traps and
snares for animals which they found
there. On a wall where the traps had
been hanging they scrawled the
"Be kind to animals or else
we will return"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
EFFORTS TO HAVE
JACOB RIS ADDRESS

There is a movement on foot
among some OF the Roosevelt sup
porters to secure the services OF
Jacob Riis, the great slum worker,
to address a meetinA in Perth Am
boy. If he consents to come here,
he will talk in either Danish OF
English, as the audience may elect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
EttOr Trial Again Off.

Salem, Mass, Oct. 28:-Owing to
the continued illness OF John M.
Carter, juror, the murder trial OF
Ettor, Giovannitti and Caruso, was
again postponed. The court will re-
convene Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
PIGEON CROSSES CONTINENT?

Carrier From Philadelphia Found at
Golden Gate.
San Francisco, Oct. 2S.-A valuable
carrier pigeon was found on the
United States army transport dock at
the foot Of Laguna street. 1t bore
the tag Of n. A. n. 6049 (Phil.) r.
l.. Meade"
Whether It d from the east or
escaped from some local pigeon fan
cier's cote could not be learned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

No Chance to Hold a Goat-Getting.
Some time ago a Mexican stepped
into a Harrington grocery store and
was very wrathy when he discovered
that some other Mexican had been
getting groceries charged to him, re-
Iates the Harrington Sun. why don't
o get his goat?'' suggested the gro
Ger. HE got no goat" replied the
Mexican. "He not even got a dog
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Fact.

Opportunity knocks but once; and
nine times out Of ten, she knocks you
so hard that you have to spend the
rest OF your life squarlng yourself
with all OF your Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

San Francisco. Cal. Oct. 28.-After
breaking into a big department store. u
burglar lost his way and wandered
about the place all night trying to IND
an exit. He was arrested h chs Uvrur
Ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Winchester, KY. Oct. 2S.-When
the trials Of the fifteen men accused
of numbering Sheriff Ed Callahan in
Breathitt county is called here, Mrs.
Lillian Gross will be on hand to aid
the prosecution. After the murder
last spring she worked quietly for
three months and then presented evil
dence to the grand jury which re-
suited in the return of indictments
against fifteen men, many of them
prominent citizens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Martinique Dress Co.
PACKER HOUSE
Perth Amboy.
Room 20.
Monday & Tuesday, Oct. 1870
Special Sale by
MARTTNIOuE DRESS CO

of 116 West SEND ST., New York,
Sample Dresses at half price con-
sisting of Serges, Messalines, Etc, for
ladies, misses, juniors.
All Wool Serges at S3.75 to $500.
Messaline Dresses at $3.95 to $500.
Party Frocks of net from $3.50 up.
Norfolk Cordnroys for misses, $3.50
A good quality Petticoat, usually sold
at $l.95, for this sale S1.05 to pur-
ehasers q ~2taeE-ss5ods.
Sale from 9 a. m. to 10 .. M
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fGine Erbtran8 go io8-1912.--5lr
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erffiernen bon ireenb einer Sirabe GDenue,
Quen noer zines enberen affeutii6en Reees oner
elnes Ibeles berfelben IN Der Stant Cincinnati
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qeboiii gepilaiiert. beoedt ooer uengepiiaierf
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Sretnau1 SO. Ieosi9f2-sle sleitimmsne.
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Geition 2. Iab fnrfmsfetae frsl nroseni
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bon btnnn satf cohenen enbluHasn ron sltisb
menis aiisQegebeH tyerten. uBb aHbere nn;b
renh,een ausfaben tn H6 fnI!sten
eeiiien 8 tat bis 10 anfsrissisn ailebmsniI
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nuSt perfrn.
seTion 2. 0ie bcTapten geIeiIe fcIIen bers
gcItcli Deroen inter Ger Iuff.dt iinb eur 3n'
iriebenbct beg GtnotsSrpeiisnrS. nub toucn 70
hergsiieut iueroen, baB fie nirbt biupsilin feifl
iucrhtn mil Gem eefpnbnIicben Sebrcuf rber
init bem 2lbfIuB ben bon gtrabsH, MsenpeS 'lnb
gtuens, Iter weIdae otcleben bereeiteut tpcroeit
lnuen.
eiultimnlcr mil oem stibeau Der Gtrnben, Noes
nues uIio 2llers, ipeIcbe &c ficn5er i;nb Die
seiaete 5iieRtn5nsSsisfli6ait tou ioiort nG1
1eeuitn Der beIagtffi dScIeiip in beufelten onfir
iurselt oaB bic bciuetctt Graber, apeitnce mo
aueDs, pofeIbi tie uitiperiiien ioorbcn, ipieber
IL ;hren jcstpsn Stift1no aefeet iperher.
4aiftrt aiH 20. NooeIlber u. .. 1911.
Spbn GaIbiiI
Erntioeut oes Etahtrnths.
Mtieit: =. 9 GdrrolI amtireuofr GIert.
1917
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(c.ine &cfc!ntto irsithe g far RIB
" iuehn,a criIart. Eu ItfaIiren o7rei l2l
boIserrr griidcn IN RenhinG Hoao, ~ 9sHo
etn Dte cine e;ipa 500 SUB norolid pH Der
o. itrio 70 gistrbabn, bic aflhfrc i,51n SnB
fioiid boa Gntibnae Mrtiue ohrd nnnef.t'
Aeriinrran3. INTO JHr Wioerrufune strfr Aeic'
IiitpH, bctlielf r&tne MeiclniiOn. neidbe G. 'hr
soitpcHoia erilaTt, aur gS'ef eictricunta bon
spei I23 55l35tnfn Rriite tn Renotns iionb,
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inTen1 railIrt dnl 8. G2erB 1pl2 feiIitclcus BITE
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tuta nns giipcou tnnnn rne bic eAlhctsenhsH
Riunc. 2pegtitaiicnen. aeiieHeIrnitt tlane nHe
Ssi es percrSnet bcm siostrcib be, siost
Cincinnati. siaai Chiu lbret gsittie. auer oa ~
crip3blft1 liiiaieber Hbcu hiiimmcuel:
Eat q piesoErd r roibpeneia e5iiaTi l miES
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eiacufburI cher Sniertfie tnriE, pefdlii 9oe:
apptorrtiri nfbft ben ttoiisn nrte anSaa1sr
ifir iraerbcin Representations. .nertabten tliar
mub Die E;habcnetfde'5 5crttsilrlen nelde II
nenbeineTH geitl5er bon aHetcrtrHSsT @6noeret
en- eccrL JnifteNe fcuu fltcssftofEH, iifo oti
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iou. trrIhc ron ber Gtaoi thr ttife 5peds
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bcrfdtfelbt
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sruei t2D boI5eTnen AraSfH IN hrdbigia Nodo
sn Rouo piu. onrh beriiastie Qtiiereis ztIni
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S5efere 81 reranfd'ieH
gtIfftrf ON q 8rEtI 1912.
Simeon 81 SoIrfpr
8rdittenl oes SiaoiIaihs.
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esffon 5. Das Der meft bsr cefammtfDitess
bon .hsioeitr DsrbtFtrune, speiGtr nitt ips,ita
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hein e9runoetsentbum pber> Jnierejie bartns ge'
fuuft ube- apprrprttrt, nut BITE Rotten lfle uues
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terthtu oarin luasiprotea ipsrbtn nnb pie ,RcHsa
unn siiienaben Ilir trpenbeiHeA i1lhen Sn,pfnh
boil ber Gtnot Cincinnati dns benz &rios nes
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bon btioaitr eidbt iar fei@t 3psde fhr bic esm
@eth poretidristtHsH aHait ansatasbtH nuefH
iellsn.
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anqrsnssnb nnp uRH0beno on hdot Sitn ooh
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llfib @Cflier Mntnnc ffriiher Hdbie =ttdEel, ne'
fienert lpcsoen tcaen fur Die oeingss SttoeNe'
fnHg hr nbcH bciltls fen.
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biaourd rrm1ttiaf nnb anaeiuisitn iperoe.
etiieu aputrdff uusBnierfsgen nllo nisdn'inlth
ffir tef1aie s,crbef'erunp NIT osH iiieorie'fen
iirh beffelt @iefer rdt be- BeroHtnuicpunG, IN
ueberstnsttInruun nit benz 8eleee.
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IN nnrfoetEhri luerbeH pen nno nan Dem lrtp
eeften BON o5efsss erlnubten .teitpuHsie on.
4nSi.fi am whit 1917
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fclnc @efpInitout rreite bic Hbfth'
" erIldu sug a9prorfieiicu ncn GidcaittHH
hebuFS aiffl,fiibcu Sebranf,s fir EiyatcInuSf'
ie bon SictueT anenue bts TcIhI aesnue.
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Cincinnati StaGi Ihie, sail es in eet atii1i
hufs 6f'c;tlih~u Bcbrards iGr SitEbrnspe6e,
roH SiclueI sDenuf bis 1elbi apeHne gtris IN
BEN eieshesIalld bsiacflpieu 8lGae tcttrtes
benz fcs nnd,foIgcHb bet&ricbeHe &tnfiIibum,
ndmli1. 9lniaEacHn On bet Nrtu9unf Der
lpeitlidsn ginie poE zlsiuer aeenne nno Der
fno.IheH 2irie bon Got no. ] ben g. II. Gee
fnrs tufilcr ZuhesfiiirH, cinntlraseH tH Ilats
tun g. Ec'je iS2. y. Z. g.; bdnn fpesimnrls
ldngS bet tibliben eiuie ben bsf0pier rol ZIG.
etne Etrede nor $50 Cub tih sn ciHcru alAi''
gunife In her pc'ilifeH Ginie bon Sieiner
@eerue: odnH liioIit l6rps ret reiiii'heE, IiiIic
ron Eteiuer aeenie. 10 Sus tts 5Hm antaHSs'
3oairi aH o. sisriI q 2 1919.
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assa.s s ssn BEN % ssiisu Msuis! s,, esn ai bsifa
Mbeniae Dts enr 0Itsn tntsrHsitntc BON
pinipopb, burt WrGbirgsra SetsH boS ssrefssfs
Qnrhe, g<Grr nsuer grnerffs. .ssnHDaMfnIs- 4fIlt
itern bfSieisigeH EpsiIek bss Hahvspsas, neIfatr
pvH ben VafIfissn bsnistl ptI5. nit frR beiteM
hsE alias 0fasiisAls44i. 1Naiseru .hty Dsise1
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18th judicial District Court Of L.,
for Washington Parish.
Succession of Pink Summersett
Number 224.

Notice Is hereby given that by vir-
tsulof the co,nmi ssiom Of sale issued
out of the above court in the matter
of the succession 1T Pink Summersett
No. IA, and to u.s directed for exc
cution. will offer for sale and sell
t, the last and highest bidder 1t
the principal frolst door Of the court
house at Franklinton La, on
Saturday April IL. 1912
during the sala hours for Judicial sales
the following described property cit.
uated in Was hingit.,n Parish Luuisians
to.wit:
~One acre Of land in the s. E. II OF
S.E.l-4Sec TIP. 80. r. 10 Est. Hell.
Med. desc ibed as follows; starting at
the CORNER Of Sec. II, II, IL. I u
thence Ma w. 8.25 chains to point Of
beginni ng. thence W; $50 chains,
thence ) 1-4deg. E. 3. As chains to point
oibegi nning. Terms Of Sale CASH
Thi 2lst. day Of March 1912.
JOE N. MAaEE,
Sheriff
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-03-28

On March 10th, at Sheridan.
La. Mr.. james Knights S3rd.
birthday was celebrated at the
residence of his son Robert
Knight. Mr.. knights relatives
and friends have for Il number
Of years celebrated his birthday
by a bOunteous Ginner and manv
useful gifts aud on this occasion
as usual, the table was amply
spread with Goodies" ,,repared
by the good women Of the vicinity.
Mr. knight is old i, wye, but
his appearance and actions are
as young Us either John or Bot
HeiS a father of eleven children,
and has fifty two grand children,
thirty three great grand child
rem, and one great great grand
child.
lie is quite active. showing no
signs Of feebleness whateyer;I,as
good eyesight and retains y re-.
markat,le memory.
Mr.. Knight has lived his entire
life IN Washington Parish, having
raised a large family here. He
bravely served the entire tour
years Of the Civil War and at it's
close just as bravely took up the
struggle Of building up a home
out 9! the ruins left BY a conquer,
ing army.
The passing. reminescer ca
aud interesting anecdotes relate
by the old gentleman were q
joyed by all prsent and til
whole cay proved "a deliphti !,
that We left, sne and all ho,,fn
ior the COB, u ity to speI
iran 49, - ~ + 3. u
many n,ore ,.larpp anniyersar5t
W''h this 5000, man who hasn:
yes bad birthdays enough h
|satlstA. his many friends.
! A GUEg1
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Notice.

The Police Jury Of Washington
Parish will -eceive bids for the
Fiscal xgency to be opened at
the:r next regular meeting on
A,ri, the list. 'fhey reserve the
right to reject any and all bids
w. E. BANlssER, /.
Soc
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-03-28
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the !
Public of the loss of a mortgage
note dated August 5th. 1910. due
October 5th 1910 for 1904 with
8 per cent per annum from
maturity signed bv me and made
payable Myself or order" and
endorsed by me and in favor Of
Bank of Franklinton, Franklin
ton La. The Public is warned
not to negotiate or acquire said
note, as it was paid by me to the
Bank of FrankIinton, Franklinton
La, on Decenber 9th. 1910, and
II lost or mislaid tlessame.
February 18th q D. 1911.
GREEN MAGEE