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Washington Journal., 1913-07-19
Got an bic Salfanituatsu.
9ecnSisnna OeS ufricgeriideu 3mi-
idlcMipieIs1 MOtluenOia.

NJ~HiF't+~ bNAN*
Berlin. Is. Suli. Die .gtor0-
0sitidc 9faqcmeine 3eitung~ miomet
III ibrcr lebten REORGANIZATION Den
@orgdnqcn am 8aIfan elm belonoe-
res alsfii6rlideS Sntereiie. Gas bod
uffi5i6ie Organ wen0et iid) III ieinen
Niisfiibrlmgen al Die am &ompf
ielbit beteiligten @arteien mo leat
oteien sic @ptmen0iatqit har. cnothb
in iellcm @ebiet b%eit1n0iger ~llnruben
cine oauernOe 0ronmg 81 fdnifen.
9as Mlnnoltiid Der Negierimg
mobnt Oie @alfanitoaten. idon nit
Hiidliht onf ibr eigenes Sutereiie,
oos ufricgeriihc 3piihenlpiel 3l be-
cloiaeil. un0 gibt ibnen ben &at, tie
loaten iih iiber bic Abgren5img Der
5t perteilgnocn @ebiete enogiiltig eli
nigen mo auf OieIe @eile neilell
6eiuOicligfeitcn porbergen.
&MmGmicr riifcm mciter uOr.
19uturcH. Is. Suli. gmtli.
den Meloungcn altfolge riidcn Die ri
mGaiIhen Streitfrdfte nuf 0as Sili-
itria, &utidlid, Sbumla un0 @arna
umfaIicnoe Gicred, oos su beicb.n
&umGnien lid cntifloiien bat, Dor.
Sic @lll0aren sieben lid Dor ben
beranna6enOen Mumdniern 5llriif.
Sircftc &crhan0lnnaem.
9nlaariem mcnOet i'd IN Serbien ue-
gem cines @affcmitil
@ie qemeloet miro, bat @llgarien
lih nit Serbicn 0ircft Degen zines
Observation-Disclosures in @erbinoung &C.
ieBt.
MascOumiide StaOt Scores sepliin-
Bert nn0 eimBeGidcrt.
Gnlonifi. is. Sllli. Die @liin-
oerilna lrn0 Nieoerbrennlnq Der
Sta0t Scores ourd) Die geIhlagcne
GilaoriiAe 9(rtnee uno Oie babel be-
qanqenen ACKNOWLEDGMENT bon
Sralten u1o @rauiamfeiten gegen
MGuncr mer0en in elmer Gepeihe Ell
mes nombaften grichiid)en aorreipon-
0enten in pollitem llmfaig beItGtigt.
Ser 0epelAe 5nfolge er0ffnetcil
sic o~6siebcnocn 8lilgnren bon einenl
Siiael ans nit bier 6elogeid)iiben
cine &unona0e nlf ben Dirt. @leid'
T3citiq fielen Srrpps bulgariider Sol
ooten, bon ihren Gffi5ieren geiiibrf'
in sic Sta0t elm pliinOerten Sdoer
mo S1lller, tr0nften aaes init Ne'
troleum unO lieBen baum ben groBe'
rem Cell oes OrteS III 6lommen alli.
gc6en.
Nidt einmnf Oie &oniulate aus
mGrtiaer Midte inScres mur0en Der.
Idont. las oiterreihilh-lngarildI
acknowledgements mlIrOe gepliinoeri
mo III 9rano aeitedt, Der @i3e-aon.
iul @eorg s. 3latfo BON Den Wiaro.
oeilren fortgelhleppt, ipGter aber &c
gen SoiegeIo freigclaiien. @li6 oa:
italieniide &oniulat iiberfielen oil
@liinoerer. lieBcn lih ober ourd oel
&onInl nit @elo abfinoen.
Biele 9eute purocn gcfreu5igt, III
Stiide 5erbadt, ooer lebenOig Der
brannt. Nn 5rorlen ieoeu gnters per
Qriifen iih oie bulgariiden @iiitlingI
ms piele ser llngliidlihen erlager
Den 6olgen Der MiBbanOlung oeI
entmeni6teu Soloaten.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

Il. J., SIDDUNS.
latiohen entiprehcno 5ugibt, brono-
llorft er bic crillteren @boratters alS
llnmabrbcitel. Wiebr Ntoteriol miro
or nod Dem 9iitrittsfomite porlegen,
INN oie Acknowledgment ieiner @eg.
ncr SIT e%nttrditen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

Bic beiOeu neucrndnuten 81
Itriftsfommiii1re Gcipmon ullO Sio,
IONS, lino pom Scnntc bcltotigt
moroen ltno mcrOen bcite III ibr
s(mt cingeihporcu
Tyronf 9. 2orO, gegei 0eiicu 9c-
iidtiQimq ii1 groBe 0ppoiition Gel
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19
Sircftc %erbanOlnnaem.
9mlanriem mcnOet iidD an Serbien he
aen cimes @affcnitiaitanOes.

8ie gemeloet miro, bat @nlgorlel
lid nit Serbien Oireft megen zines
Observation-Disclosures in @erbinoung &c
leBf.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
FEDERAL SOLDIERS
TO THE NUMBER OF TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY PUT TO DEATH.

A startling tale of the execution OF
go federal prisoners captured in the
battle of Sanandres by the Mexican
rebel leader, Pancho Villa, and OF his
own mistr~atment by Villa attcr he
Had grutuitouslv miniStcred to latter :
wounded, was taken to MARTA, lex,
by DIR c. E. Shachelford, an Nnerl
can physicians, who has spent the past
"sf* wears in Santa ROsaiu, Chihua
bua, Mexico.
Without assigning any reason. said
the physician; Villa offered HIM the al
Tentative of leaving Mexico within
twenty -four hours or being stood up
and shot, first robbing him of every
thing but his clothing. The rebels, he
SAYS took from him 5000 in notes,
the property Of the Bank Of Madero
He was then forced to give up his sur
gicul instruments and s.. 900 worth OF
medicine, Ne declared, even though he
had been using It to treat the wounded
in Villas command He made his way
to the border at Preside, TEX. w4th
great difficulty.
> Other refugees arriving at Maria
from the state Of Chihuahua without
exception report conditions there A.
being deplorable.
The death list. due to the dvnanitiny
Of train near ,Nancga>, IN northern
part Of San Lnis Ioto>i. is officially
fixed atthiitv-iive. Civilians as well
as soldiers were killed.
Considerable ammunition and S., O(V
il cash were seized by rebels at town
Of Charcas.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
SElePiH,s SaIe,,

n. i :. H II EIi4.sf- Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Cndio Parish, La. !:
J. j. Lyon rs. Y. T.. McCalty.
BY Virtue Of q writ Of seizure and
sale to me directed from he Honor
able First Judicial District Court OF
Caldo Parish. La, in the above
numbered and entitled suit, l have
seized and Will offer for sale at pub
Sc auction for cash and on terms Of
credit without The benefit of APP
I'raisement. at h" principal front
.Goor Of the court house Of Caddo
Parish, La during the legal hours
Of sales, on
SATURDAY, OCT, Z, 1918,
lots Is, 10 and 20, Of block Of the
Howard Cole Subdivision Of the CITY
OF Shreveport, La, as per map of
said addition in conveyance book =
page -, Of the records O. Caddo
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
E,Sfray Notice.

Fakcn Up By L. b. phillips seven
miles east Of Greenwood and es-
fravtad before me. the Undersigned
authority. one isht bay horse, about
u wears old. ii hands high. blind III
right eye. both hind feet white,
brand on left hip. The owner Will
come forward. prove property and
pav charges or the horse will be
sold according to law on Saturday.
Oct IS. 1913, al Greenwood. La.
J. B. HARkRIDER.
Justice Of the Peace Fifth Ward of
Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
. Caucasian, Sept. a, 1913. @a
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
ROBS AND KILLS
Indiana MAN
3Nn|ANkP0LIS IS SCENE OF MISTER
IOUS MURDER.
MERCHANT HAS TRAGIC FATE

eodY Of Joseph Schansky Discovered n Room OF
Hote That Had Bsen Occupied by Young Man
4h1 Left Two Notes. il Which " Stated Ihat
Re Slew the Party
The body of Joseph Schlan>kv. an
tndianapoIi> merchant, was found IN
i room Of Il hotel III that city THAT hai
,tnr occupied by q young man who
had registered as w L. Anderson,
'.uui~Nilln kN.' \ strong coI.tt had
hutM jad around the merchant : lEEoal
ana h, had also been Shot through tht.
head.
hftrr committing THO decd thu nun.
ticrcl washed lis hand, in the lava
;Dl.A SchanSky,S watch and SO are
lli9>jng.
! 'I'hr SLAYER left two notes IL winch he
said hc had Sturtcd to rob the MGR
chant then killed him.
SchIaneky'S slaycr is believed TO h'
| IN" same man who a few nights before
/ Ill1.rd NJ Raft. d merchant OF Louis
/ .illt. into d hotel room at that cltN
/ nnd al point Of 4 revolver robbed
/ him OF Sb2 and gold watch Tie rcp-
resented himself as a travelling sales
man and induced Ratf TO visit hlSToom
under prcteNt of showing him samples
OF clothing. After robhing the Nor
chant the stranger cut the telephone
! wires in the room, locked the door On
,hv outside and escaped IL regis.
| tered in the Louisville hotel as hob
ert Duncan, Cincinnati
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
Cottonseed Trust Alleged.

Complaints from souti9Grn f,4rnars-
principally in Alahan]a- alleging ! g
combination among cottonsecd mills
70 control the prices q ,cotton7feedl,
were received IN Attorney Gsn12, !! y.
McIieNnoId>. The farmers ask 4. go.N.
elnment investigation to nncaNh Sus-
pectcd restraints Of trade. Continn-
ally higher and Uniform price " c9}t-
tonseed. the coplplq ints deel lar !n IA
cate q combination in Violation Of the
Sherman law. The question viii pe
looked intoiby &. Carroll Tttarl, III
assistant attorney general. 4 , =. ! -
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
...I,.,a. .5sa.r,l,.i oil Gadoo Issrisi'.
Che suiIti Bill.
/ ,r-aI .lt.lI. VI Ett

4 Ilr aEtli alI" &53 49,
orualng IN t.ur-lf.-> -',N''.dl 5.A''I''''7'
I'LL nnHHz H,aut~5 ttr ~t@-'. WIKI .-.''
4I| 4l>"" ~"At #.4.It- a1I1,....5''' M
4a4 4IIlu sr t'E*@ t.t."t' ."1''s-.''''
9ttn bE5 IS a&5.l-,"@ I7"st@ NJ
a.uu..I :NtG7g-D 4nit t@UI. TT. c'l
fImn Ha 4 La-stil'.3'lL" \.
/ bfta iHa tt> u0 mw"ags above
S.5dUe MA ua. Or5s uE = -Esttl'i3l"d
4,aI H..a h A" p+t t"H..
lIr roH-M.o4 g."a t.t- 5aA ~
inrUHr~ .t1s p ''H @tt' "I4|- ~ ''i'i'
and Threatened with ,t".eai I1
Iiilatly " IHtN4IH.a -.s.rN,--. .Il0H ~.
Tx pm 1eoGl= = W" "lI.5 EafG"G.
sre,iun aI taN@zioa. lHN9t~tElrs
should he relieved NH taxation.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
sheriff 5 Sale.
10. l7,i7o- ln the First Judicial Dis
f1'ict Court OF Caddt Parish, La,

No. l7,i7o Fl the First Judicial Dis
t1'lct Court Of (.addt Parish, La:
T.. X. Smith IS. w. S. Johnston:
BY virtue Of q writ Of seizure and
sale To inc directed from. the Hon
!oratDtr First Judicial District Court
OF Caddo Parish. La, in The above
numbered and entitled suit | have
seized and Will Offer Tor sale at
public auction, for cash, without The
benefit Of appraisrlncnt at he prln-
tcipal front door Of the court house
ni Cahlo Parish, Louisiana. during
The legal hours Of sales. on
SATURDAY, NOV. 8. 1913.
tots ID. IL. Is, ~, y, p. u, block
9, and lots 3 and - or block l6 and
lots 9, 10, II, block ! !. and lois is to
20 inclusive Of block ~ and lots )
III 2 Inclusive, and the east half Of
block p, and lots q to- % inclusive
Of block p, and lots 10 to Is inrlu--
slNn OF block e, and lots 6. / 8. 81
Hook 26 Of The Ingleside subdivision
OF the City Of Shreveport. Gadd0
Parish. La Said property seized as
belonging To The above named de-
PENDANT and To be sold to pay and
satisfy the debt as specified i'll said
writ say The sum Of twelve thou
SAINT ana srNeutN-tiNr and no-l0u
dollars, With eight per cont per an
num interest thereon from the ma
lurity Of the notes attached tn pc
tition and made 4 part hereof, With
all costs Of suit. as We'll rs Ten per
cent On said principal aud interest
rs attorney, 5iers..
~ J. p. FHUu RN1oY.
Sheriff, e1-0tlieio AucIicpeef
Gaitasian.s SeI5t AZ, 1919 II WAX
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
Young ftan AceidentalIy sh0t.

Ross Harp. a Young caft5'nan: son
Of 4. f, Harp Of plainticv.Tc VII !,
accidentally shot Mrssrs. 7I;i'l. Clint
Shepard. Ernest Matlock and another
man. all Of P1ainView, were in Mr..
Shepard 5. AUTOMOBILES a;Afatlock had
Winchester rifle and vaa.Ishoming
at rabbits. rs be started to s]lnnt: ut
one the gun was discharged, the hail
striking Harp il the lower right side
Of the back, ranging .nrwar{ and
Just above the hearts; He WAS: taken
to Hurley, six miles away, andtI9iyep
medical aid. Physicians dGcl*rrl his
recovery probltnta tical.s. .,...4t..
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30

Court of the Parish Of Natchlto-
ches. La: Succession OF Mary I.
Mason.
Bv virtue of a commission TO sell
to me directed from the Honorable
Eleventh District Court III and for
Nalchitoches Parish. La, in the
above numbered and entitled cause.
[ will offer for sale at public anc
tiOn for. cash and according to, law
FOR not less than tWo-thif,ls of ttlc
appraised value of the property
herein described. at the principal
front door OF the: court house Of
Gaddo Parish, Louisiana, during thc
legal hours Of sales on
SATURDAY. OCT. Z, 1913.
Lot 9 of block ) Of the Fctzer &
.Auer Subdivision of the City. OF
Shreveport, La, as per map filed
and recorded in conveyance book
II. page 3S6 Of the recorders Of
fee of Caddo Parish. La. Said prop
nrtv 10 be sold as belonging 10 the
above succession for the purpose OF
paying dents.
J. P. FLOJRNOY,
sheriff. cX-OiliciO Aurt!Onec".
Caucasian, August 81, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
-
Sntial Ctahs o.. Of. BLsines

District At1orns+>t 4, & M;ttft.;lr. IF
Houston practiva.llE'Won his,titht-'to
oust so-cailcd Social clubs from that
lily. Nine If rFtm we're sued ;an1,5.' IT
asked. with the 'rus,1}t THAT
court orders put sevchl. r,it q. h,3s h1rss
permanently and co,n1sssf folatheE other
two withdrew from the csfltrst " Cen
eral allegations were illegal = fitrif{rr
selling and otifst' FmpfUPHr 5prac5itris.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
Sugar Refinery Sold.

4tIHs /: ia k4,,:sia, :4d!sa;;i refinery in the
Colambus (TrE9 section, consisting
81 sfbt 't'ctlii6a,y IL: Late>ida and 5000
;tbisei known is tfoBo,ops7 plantation.
wAs< SOLD at,Gtt93s,iihbns At 45hblfc auc-
bit,i,, 'Ee1,,lsr&j, ~ II, FittrEee and
hsss' ln,t|,N .Jaae5|, r. llter5clel for
$3.50, Coo, ~.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
SOLE SAN j4CINTi0 SURVIVOR
EXPIRES IN AUSTIN At TIIE.AGE 0!
NINETY Three YEARS.. !:

w. +; Iuher tito last Su1vqToo- Of
Tie battle cf San 5acjnto t}'rAa AZ tire
residence Of his daughter ia :Auetin,
aged ninety three wears. .'.'.'+
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
ShcriT'.s Sale.

No. I1,iiI In the First judicial
: District Court of Caddo Parish,
louisiana: James Riley vs.. j. A.
Selby.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Hon
prablr the First Judicial District
Court OF Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
IN the above numbered and entitled
suit | have seized and will sell at
public auction, for cash and with
out the benefit of appraisement, at
The principal front door of the
Court House Of Caddo Parish, Louis
tana, during The legal hours of sales
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER I, 1913
Lot fourteen Of the Keith suhdiviJ-
ion Of the City OF Shreveport, Lou
isiana. as per map filed and record
ed in Conveyance Book 6. page llo,
of tie records of Caddo Parish, Lou
.isiana. together with all the build
1r"s and Improvement thereon
Said property seized as belonging to
the above named defendant and to
be sold 10 pay and satisfy the debt
as specified in said writ, say in The
sum of Three Hundred and forty
eight and nO-i00 dollars With eight
per cent per annum interest there
on and all costs of suit and ten per
leent interest on, said amount OF
principal and interest as attorneys
fees. J.5P. FLOU RNCY,
Sheriff, eN+>Dtlicio Auclioneer.
Caucasian, Sept 2, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
~. .sH 4 jig

Parish, La, with all. the buildings
and III, elaaf$>At4 3ls1s
property seized as belongings " the
above named de1ehhasl 5MIco be
sold to pay and satisfy the debt as
specified in said vrif,:. s{oF chsRayo
pay the sum Of S2n2bRtjaltnb Ws-tIle
together with 8 per cent per annun
interest from March Y, 'stNas;aqas4h
terms Of credit to meet The fonllr
notes due DekpecbluAr hH2o. 30 81
and 81 months from March Is, 1911
for s75.OG with per cent r.fsesass
from March 49, otfs mi ,t9t+ss.vtssfs
iof suit. as We'll as 10 ref42t1tali on
said principal and f11terksr'AfE sftttt-ssFf-
ney,s fees. J. p. FIOURNOY
= Sheriff, ex-Officio AMFH6nerr
,.'saueasian''. aassNest B astt4aS, ,sa!ss
-&l.r,.IL ,tEI,.:i}! 7boLaN .azs1lySak .111f nj
"poe htah'lo4efy 1sJe Ia Ia tda1 llhe
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
Shel'iM'S Sale.

Nos. 1903 and Is. lU9--In the First
judicial District Court Of Caddo|
Parish. la: City OF shreveport
81. 81. Joseph Ia hole Cemetery.
~ >lrtut Of two Wrlts Of tie:l
Ea9Ia- IL me- directed from the Hon
uIstiIr FIRST judicial District Court
at ,.af!,u Parish. Ia, in he ai,u\e
and entitled eases. have
~t-jIrd and Mill offer Tor sale at pub
Ifc uurtion for cash and according
10 law al The principal front door NJ
liz court house OF CudIp Parish.
!! "a. during The legal hours OF sales.
S\rl RpAN. OCT. II, 1913
y tract ut ground Described as fol
tuNS: Commencing where the all =
in he Doe Jones Subdivision inter
scots hr west side OF tile present
i'uNas Road at Point a, see map II
same, rum thence Mort h along the
West side ot HE alley 1876 feet To-
point "H. thence snlltliWrStrrly ana
parallel to the Texas Road and 20
feet thrruiron 6S2 feet or to lie
north side nf ~.rrt.t dividing t9:.
property Of Carl SNal.Na and The
property herein conveyed to point
I thence northeast along lie
north side Of SAID street Isl rect 10
3OinI ON the YVES. side Of Texas Road
10 point ID. thence northeast aion-
he west side Of The texas Road to
place OF beginning. SAID property
seized as belonging to HE above
named defendant and 10 pay and
satisfy '.Iie debts as specified III SAID
NritS. as fOlIOWS' In suit 1903 to
pay and satisfy lie sum of thirteen
hundred and thIrty-SeNen and
nO-lOO dollars. together with eight
per cent per annun interest from
he 233rd day Of June 1908 and all
costs of this suit: and in suit Na
!3l09 to pay and satisfy the sum Of
eleven and So-iOn dollars and all
costs of this suit
J. p. FLOIRNON.
Sheriff. rX-Ot1iciO .AclIonrrr.
Caucasian. Sept. 9, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
REBELS BLOW UP TRAIN.
TWO COACHES DEMOLISHED and EGSS
or LIFE IS GREAT. "

Rebels dynamited a train nca1;7 sal
tillo and looted IT, Fifty were killed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
Paraonsd After Fofty-Ihrse Years. I.

After passing: practaalIS All of his
Life since he attained manhood inside
tie penitentiary walls, Johh. 1Tabornn,
the Oldest convictin tie Ohio peniten-
tiary. at Columbus. has been p;trddned
~ Governor Coz. ia born ha9 been
a prisoner forty-three yeat'S:1. iefwas
convicted Of n7ul11eaassih Delaware
county in 1870 and sentenced 10 life
FIe IS. sixty 81 5sflars
Of ACE. $ a. III .-.; -.;.:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
i5E5':E CANADIANS PERISH.
EIGHT CT.lI,DDa5lEEN:| AND THEIR MOTHER
-.... NsDI4f.S OF FLAMES.

= i.i@5sht children Of Iriric Tiudcl. all
.jr,1t1e,l' Sixteen years Of are lost their
lives wifi ttaii' tHothol Is They slept in
thcID'htcIut tn ST. Francis street, Que
bee 'ttte nf6lHSt st1ll, Il daughter and
4he father eSaa pod They were badly
4,t}rnrd TIN fnt'nr ana mother let
thr t>1dcSt. 10y down from the third
lioo". which .tlJiv tyrcuoicIt and he was
severely .Efua.ts ~ nei4',bo1 rescued
the. nlbr girl, Mis-. J,ludej was car
.rjeA .ouI by .l-r1non, bat her Esurns re-
.Su4loG fatally,
b. Ehe. hoQSe, Waa woode}3 and owned
.hy tho IIl,deI.2,. WHO rented, the first
and second .sppr> ia five: other fami-
]ie, ;l'i,e chill drcn who persisted were
}ntn ,eITulGhters .hnd four sous. young
est 1wn Aears:nld.
: ~. sa5ley< Picture. in Senate.
: Iife- sjze .ppltraft Qf former United
State Senator Joseph W. Bailey has
been RECEIVED at Austin and placed
II The Scnate, chamber, The painting
vas EXECUTED by Bories b. Gordon y
EIouston 2Efist. who took the picture
Is Ao~tie, &c SAID Mr. Bailey gave
his .sittin@s at Washington. Friends
IF Tie former Senator. said the artist,
cohpnfS idned .1ilr 70 do the work. It
WAS .h1dcca iniinbdiatt1y to the left of
|tht Presiding officers stand and next
to ii il the one Of forn1cr Texas Prcsi-
dent N. b. Iato7ar:' Mr. G drdon also
|1,afnuM tha1pctufe3 of Sam Houston.
1aurlgdn THE senate Some time. but. as
kn and .atIc9tisIdtsyn COMMITTEE, could
not .aglce on. 1het price he removed it.
Consent tnhang the Bailey portrait IN
tire senate wa given bNState Stpcrin-
tr,attGalia OF l,ttblic Buildings Conlcy.
Death Penalty for Durfee.
Aftt,lr dcli1,crltinu for two hours the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30
judicial Sale.

No. 2,S27-In the Eleventh District
Court of the Parish Of Natchto-
chcss. La: Succession Of Mary /
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30

81 81 ), ttl,,:lf,l BsaN .azs1lyAk .l1,1 nj
4 Good ,: sstaA{i !9p ,t61he
np7'a7date IL: nPaff' eeJtsa ibbsi him
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-30

]. P. FLOJRNOI,
sheriff. exc iliciO AuctiOnec"
Caucasian, August 81, 1913.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-09-26
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America are earnestly asked to
consider the following question OF
whose solution gravelssues depend.
Shall we keep and bequeath to
the next generation a day of rest
and worship, protected by custom
and by public opinion and by the
practice of the most influential
members of society, or shall we
allow it to be converted into a
popular holiday, with. its logical
consequent, day of labor for
ever increasing classes?
We must choose and choose.
quickly; which day will be of most
ualue to the future of our country 2
With every year we see an increase
disposition on the part of many to
enjoy the privileges and opportuni-
ties of the rest day without con-
sideration for the fact that thew
are depriving others of the very
rights on which they insist for
themselves.
Those who spend this day in
giving entertainments, in travelling
touring, ETC., are not one bit more
selfish than is the small house
keeper who demands that markets.
delicatessen shops, florists and con-
fectioners shall open on Sunday
to deliver supplies which she
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might equally we'll provide on
Saturday. It's the same principle
in both cases, our own convenience
or pleasure considered before the
welfare of others.
Yet the need and value of the
day to working people is acknow-
lodged. They claim it as an lin
alienable right" and as such it
should be kept in accord with the
spirit of our institutions and of
Christianity.
Dare we deprive great classes
IN every community of the refining
ennobling influence of Sabbath
well SPENT" and condemn them to
the holiday Sunday which does
not recreate but dissipates AID
vltiates, or the working Sunday
which degrades or demoralizes.
Will not these rise up against
this generation saying: IF l am
an in6del or an anarchist, respect
ing neither the law of God nor
man, if trample on the rights of
others and make my own pleasure
my chief object in life, it is you
who deprived me of the opportuni-
ty to learn reverence, obedience
and righteous principles" ''It Il
have no high moral impulse, and
no vision of things spiritual, it is
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-09-26
HIS UNCLE'S PROPHECY
BY LAURA J. LIDDY.

Uncle John always did have luck
with him." said the man with the
big black cigar Don't tell me that
man can prophesy disaster and al
ways get away with it unless there
is some supernatural agency of evil
helping him!
I've always been fond of Uncle John
and his aversion to automobiles has
panied me deeply, since | own three,
and with the purchase of each one
lis bewildered wrath at me has in
creased. Each time machine was
added to my garage the mails have siz-
zled with the letters from Uncle John
demonstrating with me. His idea Of
an automobile is that it Is diaboli-
cal co2trivance straight from the re-
gions below and that those who risk
their lives in one should be restrained
in an asylum for the feeble minded.
THE last time ! went east on bust
ness hired touring car and driver
in order that l might cover ground
quickly, and as Uncle John lived in
the city / was visiting | naturally
went to see him. The first time
called he nearly wept over me be-
cause he had witnessed my arrival in
the big red car. He had visiting him
his brother from Maine, whose ideas
of automobiles were even more prim-
tive than Uncle Jolfn's-but Uncle
Henry had some excuse, for he lived
in region where there aren't any
automobiles.
Each Of them called upon the 9TH
er to witness that / was a reckless
young thing and probably would meet
my doom before left the city.
Il resolved to pat an end forever to
such foolishness and to show Uncle
John that automobiles were harmless
things that would eat out of ones
hand If properly approached. So the
next day l came again in my big red
car and with an expression Of firm
ness and resolve.
Uncle john" l said, without any
preliminaries. II have come to take
you and Uncle Henry out for a ride
in my machine! Get on your things"
After they had tainted and been
revived we thrashed the matter out
They had been strong men In their