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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24
8. B. BANKS WON'T
RUSH INTO PLAN
Local institutions Will Consider
Carefully Before Joining
Central ReSerVe-CitizenS'
National May Be First.

officers of South Bends national
banks Tuesday were unanimous in
the statement that the question
whether their banks will enter the
new central reserve system provided
by the new currency bill. is a matter
which will be decided only after a
more thorough study of the provi-
sions of the amended bill
At least one OF the banks, the cd
zens' National. is practically certain
TO enter the system as the officers
feel the bill as amended in the sen
ate has been formed 10 overcome OBJ
jections which may have been enter
ed 10 the original draft
There have been so many amend
ments and changes in the bill during
its tendency I'm congress that 81 is
difficult To know exactly the proVi-
siOns Of the new measure" said My
ron Campbell of the South Bend Ma
fional bank. one OF the City's best
posted men in finance. our bank
will probably take no action toward
entering the system until we have OBJ
tanned "A draft of the law
The banks are allowed at the out
side a year I'm which 20 decide wheth-
or they Will enter the system at the
end OF which time if they fail 10
join, they must surrender their char
tiers as national banks.
4 few Indiana banks have already
surrendered their charters aC1 APP
piled for licenses to operate as state
institutions The foremost among
Chicago bankers have approved the
new measure and signified their in
tention OF Joining the system. The
South Bend bankers reserve their de-
cision until more definite information
IS obtained.
Banks Lose Interest.
Discussing the features of the sur
rency bill MyrOn Campbell said
Tuesday II believe the clause
which Will work the greatest hard
ship on our banks is that which re-
ouires that we lose the interest on
i've per cent of our total deposits by
depositing this amount I'm the reserve.
7 do not think the requirement that
banks subscribe six per cont of their
capital In stock of the central re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24
COURT GRANTS DIVORCE
LYMAN 6. Kent Wins in Suit for Di-
vorce From Wife.

Lyman s. Kent, cigar manufactures
of the city, was granted divorce
from Mae Elizabeth Kent in the supe-
rior court Tuesday Mrs. Kent LETT
South Bend Sept. IL. 1913. following
the separation. They formerly lived
in Navarro place.
Kent charged cruelty IN the com
plant. 1t was alleged that Mrs. Kent
corresponded with other men and
that she did not care for the home
which Kent provided.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24
sUsPENDs MEMBERS.

nouncement was made Tuesday that
four members of the London Stock
exchange have been suspended for
terms varying from one TO FIVE years
for dealing in Casey Sutton Cobalt
mining shares. one clerk was sus-
pended for FIVE years and 10 other
members OF the exchange were CEN
Sured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

Maud-Isn't 5 10 80 too old to hope
for any improvement? / should say
not. One just begins to live. Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea; you
will be blooming fair at 60. Csc. Tea
or Tablets. Coonley's Drug Store
Advertisement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

Don't wait until your blood is i'm
pOverished and you are sick and all
ing; take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea now: it will drive out the germs
Of Winter, make you we'll and keep
you well. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
Coonley Drug Store.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

Kruyer's favor than against him, as is
invariably the case with the machine
in Indiana politics, and now that he
has the appointment we must let II
pass. 1 merely do not care to be rep
esented as having endorsed it. for I
didn't. Neither did 1 endorse anyone
else"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

Frances NJ. Bashara and MISS Ethel
Farrage. Miss Gertrude Birner pre-
scented Charles Dickens Christmas
CAROL +. c. Koos furnished SOLO
and the pastor, Rev. j. L. Gardiner
told the story written by Henry Van
Dyke about THE First Christmas
Tree"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Gelbitmpro cines bentjden WiIio.
mars.

aarl &uttar, elm miqionenreides
Mitglie6 0es Deutiden Vereins, Ser
iein 8erm0gen ourd sic Grfinoung
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an 6lai6en,
mie er meiltens bel Bieriloi9en an.
gepanot miro, ermorben Bate, begging
5elbitmoro 6urh grihieben. Sn
Der poaitou6ig nit @aifer angefiiu.
ten 8a6eluanne in ieiner Seem yor.
fer 8obnune muroe ie:ue 9side nit
elmer 5dubmunoe in Der redten
Sbldfe Don Ieiner Nflegeriny Sri.
Map Torithnff, nufgefunoen.
Der lcbensnliioe Mi[iondr fit felt
einiger 3eit al, elmer compilation
bon &ranfheiten. Che er bie Ser.
51peiflunqstot o%oGfIihrte, tptes er
SRI. Iorlthofi an, einen 5pa3ierqong
au unter1ebmen. Iarauf iebte er
lid an Ieinen Shreibtiih uno furieb
eiren ipater porgefunbenen, in 6eut.
idm Sprnhe %abaeiabten Mbidieos.
brief, Ser iolgenoen Wortlaut bate:
Sin aue Nerfpanoten, Treunoe u1o
8efannten! Noh langpieriger
aranfheit fin id beoauerlihermeiie
gu 6ieiem gntihlulie gefommen. Sd
babe mir oieie Ell Sdritt reifid iibcr'
leg1. ehe ih mid gum Selbitmoro
enti9loB. Ger Sdmer8 uno sic
Mgonie, Die man in oieier @eIt er.
ouloet, f0'1nen nidt idli1ner fein,
aIs Die, sic Sic SeeIe in Der anberen
au erouloen fat"
6rI. 6orlthofi rief iofort 7r. Otto
&eniel. Sen &al.:or't Seq Wiaiondrs,
uno mebrere ieiner Treunoe aus benz
nobebei belegenen Oeutiden 8erein
berbei. SEER &utter, ser Snnggeiel.
lie mar, e*<s:ahHte Fin Sitter bon 81
csubren. Sem @eiddft betrieb CT in
SO. 241 2nfapette Ctr. SIM 9aufe
elmer Ionqer 3eihe BON Sabren bot
te er iih ENC perthone Sephthiamrn-
lung, sic feline Naiiion btloete, 5nge.
legt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Glue 4p@tuerte eh,uefer eu1pfteth TIN fetr. 4
RetpQsfuut QDt8.. Nuauft 1919.

etae 4o@uerte e&meter empfteblt TIN fett. 8
aetuastum. @ts.. Nueuft 1919.
"a ttehs e9tpeftern ben 9aftor R5nte'S Rel.
benttarier eebrauden, bertn1te i'd aud eine
f9Hef tetfbeu. Mot nur bteI befier, ionberlt
tlble and tuobIer. beSbaIb empfeble is ben
Ssetbenftdrier outs bette.
S&tpefter 81. MIacoaue.
9f9rrer 5. 9eHe, f@retbt bon .9enabIanca,
9. MeTteo. bab BITE TIaibe 9aftor aonie'S
sserbeHltarter fur cine Srau tpar, tpeI9e fagt,
buB er tie am 2ehen erbieIt.
ferr sSmL u. -gselfon f9reitt aus @belburn,
Snov bob er f9on fett 10 Sabren an San.
ludDt,, S9lafIoitstett. Ropftpeb unb Irdumen
iil IN e In e0s srs IF fltf''f pe1' gstm 4pur ;sro unS od i S i5M
hal11 9aitor a6nie'S Nernenifdrler, norauf
has Rppftpeb llnb he sl1f1Ie baIo aufb6rtel1.
sSb fann beSbaIb Ben Nerhef1itirfer nt6t ee1tllg
lobe11. neil er Die oetpilnfbte 8irfune bate.
@Anx Elm lpcrtbpones Bud fir gteroeuleiheHb.
1RkRE miro Seoem Der es perlau9t, 5%n9efanot.
Wv Nrne erbalteu uud9 bic Wtebi5,l untirnlt.
Siefe WteoiaiI lpurbe felt benz Sabre 1875 bon bem
9ottp. GATOR &6HiG. Sort g&opne. Sno., 5Ibereitet
NIB iest inter lelucr Inlpeiiuns bon Der
KOEN1G MEDICINE CO., Chicago, Ill.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet stpsibefertt 81. baben fus
$500 ole Glafbs, 6 BiniGsn fit $500;
eroBs $t.75, 6 tur 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

merf a nj. = Granlter (l1
einem @erurtbeiltcn): Sic fonrnlel1
mieoer IN oieIel6e Strafonltalt, i'll Scr
Sic 5ulest morcn!"
@errrtbcilter: g, ih ounfe for sic
f(eene llfflnerfiomfclt,"
Nus elmer ~ ii II eb ener.
S9ule. = @ebrer: Sam mir Ell
ller bon G1rdb Gin 9eilpiel Don oltber=
gelpobnlide1n Mutb %nellnen?"
Shiiler: v8enn a ErellB in Miin=
d)e11 q Selterma11erblt6'1n unfma6t!"
3upielnerIongt.- Sproler
'Sallger Q1ei0ii6 5u 6em in oemielben
Nrogramm auftretenoen 8o*6reoner,
ser rei6en 8etfan erntete): uDas tpar
ia aaeS gan5 ibon, pas Sic gemo9t
boben. Mber fonnen Sie al16 mil
oem 8au6 >. .io6eln?"
Stets i'm @ef9aft.-So@-
ter: vMd, @apa, mie berrli6 lit ood
Die 56iloernng 6es 6euers in S6il=
ler's ,@lode'!"
uSatpobl, Ser Mann batte nette
Froptiionen ber6tent, tpenn er Ser
Iidernngsagent getpor6en mdre!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
On Gr;essanoenre,,
Berfsrbener @eteraM trus 40 Sabre etneu Cru.
natiplttter In BET Bruit.

gs eetpdbrt erobe @efrieoigung>
aeraoe ieBt einenhBlid in Deutldlanos
8ergangenbeit 81 merfen uno ii4 De-
rer gu erinnern, Die fir Deuti6lanbS
&ubm uno @robe Gut uno 8lut elm
oeiebt baben. gu oieien @dnnern
3dhlte aud Der in Bapelpis Sdle-
fen, Der torbene 9nuptmurm a. ..
bon Sdmeillihen, Ser 40 Sabre Ell.
lien Bronatiplitter in Der @ruit nit
iih herlmtrug. Anl IS. Mltgltlt
1870 mllroe Ser oamalige 2eutnant
y. Sdmciuihen BEL @rahelotte ibuer
perpunoet. Sn Ser oortiaen 5hlabt
crbiclt Ser @ruoe 5,erit einen 9aio,
nett1tih in Sen 9interfopt fiibrte
aher trob ser Wer1pltnoung ieinc1
Slta meiter. 9eim 0nrge6en orang
linn Elm @ranatiplitter in Die Nrult.
l~1naead)tet Ser uellen @er7nl1normg
horrte Ser Ofiisier meiter BEL %ieinel1
3uge ous, bis or bltrd einen Sdub
ql1er Sur(l oas red)te Muge fnmpi-
u1tfabia muroe. Ner5tliter alrnjt
oclona es mobl> oas linfe Muge 81
erhalten. Die 9ruitpnmoe blieb
ltanoia nrter giterung oifen. Ser
fir iein mlltoolles Nerbalten gum
@auptmann beforaerte l1no nit Sem
giierl1en &reu5 oeforierte Offi5ler
mllBte uls Ban5i1polioe Sic milit0-
riihe 2aufbahn a%ufaeben; er mi6mete
iid Ser @emirtidmitung 0es 5omi-
Iiengutes @ilarboi &reis Sarotfhin.
Mit 9ilfe Ser Montgenitrablen ite1te
man fpater ben Sit oes @eidoB-
ip1itters am Miidgrat felt; elm opera.
tiper gingri7t NOR jebod unmoglid.
Grit i'm mai 1910 l0ite iid 6as 81.
ienitiid, bos ooppelt 10 groB mie Elm
BtIaumenfern mor, ielber los u11
brang unter g(l1terguB aus ser
Munoe herpor. N1r nod oret Sabre
maren @errn b. SdNpeinihen oaraui
Eel e%inigermnben gutem @obhefin.
Ben bethlehem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Selma balf ni1t-
@coi5im fmrirte,

g bat lih bd1fio erlpielen, Dag Mube.
Lrlld)e Slft u!n quite Nabrltng pielen
Yerlpneu, Die au Slberfulo1is leipen,
belfen. Nbcr es mub 5ugegeben lperoen,
DOB Die Mruufheit 1elten n1ebr oenm .einz
gel Arunft" miro. @s bebarf ba5u etlpas
meDr.
Gdnlal'5 glterutip lit cine Weoi3in,
Die our 3etllng bon Su%berfnlo1is tnbrt<
3irt miro. Sic bat oieie &rantbeit piez
ser l1no tpieoer 9ebeilt. @dufig iinb btez
lie &uren erlpirft mproen, mo Die umltanz
Sc nitDt IDEAL tporer1, - nnb Do6
~loeilungen er5ielt lpurben. Sett be-
6nllpteu mir lnb belteben baralf, oab
Gdmau's Mlteratip gebrullHt iperben ipQ
in ieDemSull BON Suberfltlo1is IN Serbinz
Dung nit glltem, nabrbaftem @11en unb
iri1ber 2llft, Die mir alle notblpenbig bdz
sen. Gin 1lerfpiirpiger Sail fplgt:
@elbnn, ssSu.
Serreul = v9urcb gcu1mu's Mlterotip
hin ib upr eilem friibSeitigen @rabe be-
rabrt lporber. Mn1 IA. 9e5en1ber
1904 e%rfranfte ib an Sypboioz
guc1mol1iu. Meiue 2lu1geu purben
1rg nn9eariffen; mein Mnslpnrf NM
re unteri ltbt ltnb boriu Suberf1lpiis
3~o5ilen oeiul1oeu. Nm 81. Sebrl1ar 1905
ouroe mir u%n9erathen, nod Sort @prtb.
Segns, 8u 9ehen. @dhrenh meil1es 9ortz
leills brodl Gin @elp0tbs on meiner recbz
ttn 2ll9c oli iuN leerfe iidA. ,SGl. lplcs
&c 1dltinmer llln 5eOrtc leNr Itorf OF.
Mteil 9rst tbeiltc mir nit, iA nlilIlc
llorh Colorado re,'eu 10 rn'dl nl5 m1aliGtl.
30 utvlicG Ctra5 ont /. SUM lmo tam
in Golou Gin nm 3. Slni. 3ebr oez
ldMpdd1t, an. Htodhoem ith SORT sluci @ps
dlea "Ne1pelen. theilte mir nlein Nrat nit,
oa5 fir milo nihts mefr Ncthan >perhell
f65n',e. oaB mcin Gnll ei1 pffnrnlAslp1er
lei. 9rci Mp1'eu 'pdtcr fcfrte ih 1lortl
Nol1e s%llriif, nna 1O3 Yfln1n; Der Nr6t
huttc mir niabt einmol sic 3uI;tNerlma
ocoehen, on5 ib le6eubig b%eirnfommen
'nerhc.
Nm II. Suli 1905 begonn ih, gdmons
nlruoereIeS Mittel gege1 Sdh,ntNnl l1tl'!
81 nehnnen; berlte ipieQe ih 15S Nflt1ln.
500 tiii itorf lnb gel lt1b lu1o fa1n lrgeno
cine Mrbsit bel mciucm Glehotor perrid)z
tr>s. SsrG babe fein @eh nph Sd)mer5
in mci1en 2unoeu, e11e gut, fblafe gut
ltub filhlte ME better.
Undergraduates 9lffioobit)
Mrthnr W b b.
sos. 5quir@s.
@cn1an's Mlteratibe lit nirflnm in Sal
len bon 8ronditis, Mithrna, 5el1fieber,
oalsz uno 2ungenz8eidtperoen nnn I'M
Mufbau BEG @nitems. gnthdlt tein Slit.
Cpiaten ober 0ebi5in, Die lid CUR &C.
tpobnbeit ma6t. Sra9t no6 Bootlet,. IN
tpeldbem @eilungen ber5ei6net 1tno ooer
1hreibt an gdman's 2abordtorinm, Ybtz
8n., fir tpettere @bioen5. gu
berfaufen BEL alien 9nnptapotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
%efreit @16 bon Sen Gnalen bes
MhenmatiSntns.

Gies f0nnt STR tbun, tnenn STR
g,1d) bon Ser nriade befreit. sdma-
che un6 miiBige Screen erlauben SEN
=@tften, inn 8l1tte GIT ber<
bleiben, nno rbel1nlatiibe gdn1er5en.
gelblpolene ulrO idmer5enoe @elenfe
fms bie Iulge. Nfebmt 6oleD Nieren=
Eiler, Inn gl1ren S6mer5 nnb Dual
5lt erleidtern. Sic mer6en politip
u11o a,1oal1erno sic Nieren itdrfen,
ibre nprn1ale Clifton mie6er berltel=
len uno l1rinld11re : &riltaae aus
6em 8lltte nn6 Dem &0rper fernbal<
ten. @eriudt iie. 81 fa1fen bel al
len @dn6lern in ct. CLOUD, Mfinn.
- An3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Der @eiud &aiier @ilbelms in Sidl
uuo Gmnnoen.

Die uDeutide Eages3eitune" mel
bet aus @munoen: Mus 8reiien, Die
Dem cumberlqnoiihen Sole nabe,
{teben, miro mitgeteilt, oob aali er
@ilbelm i'm Muguit ols @alt oeS
&ersoepoares BON Cumberland nod
@munben fommen mirb. esn Die 3eit
b3efes 8e{udes fdnt Ser @eburtstag
&at}er 6ran3 Soiepbs, 5u mel@em
ber @umberlanoer 9of bon ieber in
SAB S1bI ein5utreffen pflegt. Sier'
Eel itebt felt 6ab Der Deutide &aiier
fi9 gIeidfons nohNidl begeben miro,
UNI ieinem faiierlid1en Treunoe al
grotuIieren. Der%dmieger'ph ON oes
&er3ogspoores bon Cumberland, Der
bn6iihe Shronfoloer nno Der @roB,
ber5oe bon Wecflenburg Shmerin
>per6en oud) bel ser @ratulation an.
tp.enb fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

fen. SIN allgemeiren i6eirt Die Mn=
li1t por5uberrl9en, oab Sen @tien=
babnen ioldes geltattet meroen ioQte.
IS miro oarauf b%ingepieien, oab 6te
gilenbabnen ne11er0ings ni6t nur
b0bere 20bne, ionbern aud meient=
li6 b6bere Yreiie fir oas fiir oie
MISUNDERSTANDING 0eS 8etriebes er=
forDerli6e Wfaterial 81 5ablen baben.
Terner miro berporgeboben, bab ltd)
oie grb0bl1ng Ser 6rabtraten BENT
Yublifum 11ltr in geringem @ra0e
fiiblbor MAIDEN miiroe, mabreno Tie
fir sic 8abneu bon gr0Bter 8ebeu=
t1ng lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
New Process
Steam ! laundry,
Ycuft S,br Ghpus ppn Cure Baihe?

aeutt Sbr ghpas pun Cure Bai@e?
Neun 10, Damn miro es lid gud lohz
asn. ur:ht aubcr Adlt gu laien, Bog MI. u
S1,er Giosntblim bebaroeln, c.ls lpdre es
Srs uuirriuc' Mir baben Die poultdn:s
oioite M1ihanltolt i'm gipropelt en 'tno
@l,tieru ritter Alofe Nrbeit. @1r gez
oreldeu feline Gbeuitalen; lp1r perDere per
s-Rcr glre 5odben nidt. @enn SDr
selle Nrpelt uno 6elte Beban0lnn9
rolf. ounlr pe,,tt an u15. lnlere Nretz
le iiup uiepriger als lonl tlpo. r MIR
5sloroel, Cure 8amilientpalde b1l1ger,
uts 81, es lelbit thrn t1n1t; grtn1lot91
ms iiberaeilet Gllh. @ir baben 49ens
zen IN nen nm!ieaeuoen Stdpten.
s !. Wener 2ampf,ua'dnn1talt
gtgentsilrner.
:. Mpe. g.. ct G!onb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

gdtpor3es sei6enbanb, bas 6urd
lqngeres Eragen unaniebnlid mur0e,
IGBt 1i9 auffriiben, menn man es nit
einem in giiig getaudten 2appen
reibt un6 baum gleid auf Ser unre9>
ten Sete biigelt.
Ginen guten 2ad, ais Nnit rih fir
@orbmaren un6 @ol3gegeniton0e per.
tpenbbnr, erbdlt man ol,rb Miihun-
gen bon pulberiitertem Siegel Cad
nit @piritus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

An5ei &c. - Slt11ger Mallll, I'LL:
gliicflib perliebt, bietet iid) alrge:
benoen Apiatifern 5u Haiiogierf obr:
ten al,. Sffertcll erbeten ul1ter v9lues
egal" al Sic Expedition oieies S1at.
ties.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-06-21
"a Daughter of the Desert. .

The caption above is the title
of a high-class western drama
presented by local talent at the
Colfax high school auditorium
Thursday night, June 10. The
proceeds of the entertainment
are to be used in organizing a
brass band, and the receipts
amounted to S35.75. Those who
witnessed the presentation of
the play were greatly pleased
with its rendition by our local
talent. The aggregation will put
on another play at an early date.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-06-21
Uncomfortable c.

Some years ago. says Brander Mat
thews in the Century Magazine. a
friend of Oliver Herford was going 10
Europe on the Celtic. and the evening
before his departure Mr. Herford call
ed him up on the telerhone to say
good-by. He asked what ship his
friend was going on. and some imp
of the perverse prompted the friend to
answer that he was sailing on the
Kettle. Mr.. Herford promptly respond
ed. Don't say that or you will have a
hard c all the way Overt"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-06-21
His Mothers Crime.

A guild OF godparents to save chill
dren from incongruous names is be
ing suggested. The late Canon Bards-
ley, author of a book on English
names, told the story of what was
probably the most idiotic name ever
bestowed upon an unfortunate infant
A woman had her son baptized What
for no other reason than to cause
amusement in future years. when. be
ing asked his name. he should reply
What London Chronicle.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-06-21
Fitting for Hiaher THINGS.

We may call the higher kingdom a
spiritual kingdom or not, as we
choose; but it is at least not meat
and drink" Only as a man reanzes
something of it can he hope to under.
stand even himself. or his true rela-
ton to the life that now is. And il
is only through a proper understand
ing of his relation to the present life
that a man can fit himself for partici
patton in the life of the spirit.-Ex-
change.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-06-21
In Memory of Mrs. Rosanna Brian.

Died, at her home in Verda, La. :.
Monday, June 9, 1913, at 8 a. M, Mrs.
Rosanna Brian tnee Roe), aged rs
years, months and - days.
The subject of this sketch was born
in Rapides parish. in what is now Pol
lock, Grant parish, Sept. 26, 1886. Her
parents were Samuel Roe and Rosanna
Stevens, both of whom were born in
Louisiana and lived to the age of 81
and SO, respectively. At the age of l6
she was married to the late Senator B.
F. Brian. who was only 10. The mar
rage took place at the residence of
her parents near Albright's Praire,
Nov. Is, 1852, and their marriage licen-
ses were the first issued by the newly
organized parish of VIM, in which her
brother, Samuel Roe, Jr. was a MEM
Der of the first police jury, and had
given the parish its name.
The next year she and her husband
joined old Pisgah Baptist church, To-
Gated about a miles from where she
was married, and same distance from
Mars Hill cemetery where she was
buried. She was devoted member of
the Baptist church for little over GU
wears. The writer remembers with
deep gratitude the Bible teaching of
that mother as among the first things
that dawned upon his reason; and u
that early training and her simple,
childlike faith he owes much of the
zeal he has to-day as Bible student
She was the mother. of eleven chill
dren, one of which died in infancy, tn,
other ten raising families. and three OF
them proceeding her in death. There
are GA grand children living, about 100
great grand children and great-great
grand child, or 172 living defendants.
All the grand children and most of their
children knew and loved her. and it is
pathetic indeed to read the letters of
some of these on hearing of her death
But there are scores OF ola nelgnDorS
and friends and their children as well
as other relatives, who mourn with US
the loss of mother in Israel" But
when We think of how the Lord blessed
her always with a home of her own
and many of the comforts of life, and
then took her away as gently as an in
nocent babe closes its eyes in sleep,
when. her spirit returned to Him who
gave it, We. have much to be thankful
for.
We sorrow not as those that have
no hope, but are sure of meeting her
soon in that glorious resurrection morn
ing. H. l.. BRIAN.
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Children's Day.

The M. E. church South Sunday
School in Colfax will celebrate Chill
dren's Day and Cradle Roll Day Sun
day morning, June %. Everybody is
cordially invited. Mothers specially
are invited to come and bring their ba-
bies and enjoy the exerciser prepared
for them by the school. The schoo
will assemble at 10 a. m. Exercises
will begin at 1890 a. m. A free will
offering will be taken to help needy
Sunday Schools. COMMITTEE.
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Ebenezer Camp Meeting.

The Ebenezer Tabernacle is being
well repaired and preparations are be-
ing made for a great time, beginning
July rs to August 8, inclusive. The
workers are Revs. Andrew johnson,
Frank E. Reynolds, and Hamp Sewell,
the noted singer and composer.
By request of the president of the
camp meeting, We urge the owners of
the tents to repair and recover their
houses at once. Don't delay until the
meeting begins. but do so now and be
ready for the meeting.
MRS. F. G. WARDLow, Secty.
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no Save rree. Of Australia.

None too soon a popular movement
has been set on foot In Australia to
preserve the gigantic stringybarks iva
rious species Of eucalyptus) of that
country. which far exceed in height the
famous "big trees of California. and
are the tallest trees in the world.
These trees sometimes attain heights
ranging from 400 to 500 feet. Their
timber is exceedingly valuable. and for
this reason they have been ruthlessly
destroyed by lumbermen.
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Mr. c. w. LaCroix attended the buri-
al of his cousin, Walter Bell, at Bell
precinct in Rapides parish. at 8 p. M
on Tuesday, June II. The deceased
was a nephew of Mr. A. w. Bell, and
died suddenly from heart failure. He
was out in the woods hunting hogs,
and fell from his horse and was dead
when picked up
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Mr.. w. c. Roberts and family, of AL

Mr.. w. C. Roberts and family, of Al
exandria, came up TO Paramount two
weeks ago on visit to Mrs. Randolph,
Mrs. Roberts mother. Mr.. Roberts
and son came on to Colfax the first Of
this week to see his brothers Messrs.
j. B. and Earl Roberts, and also to
hobnob with his old crony friends OF
twenty odd years ago. DR.. Goode cap
tured him and took MIN to his place on
Cane river, and he has been over there
since drinking buttermiik and rusticat.
ing with the Doctor.
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Mr.. John P. Hadnot. of ward two,
was in Colfax Thursday afternoon and
remained over night on a visit to rela-
tives and friends, leaving next day for
Dry Prong, on visit to his sister, the
wife of DIR. Ira W. Sanford. He grad
uated about ten days ago at the Me-
ridian, Miss, College, with the degree
of B. A, and arrived home the latter
part of last week.
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Coifax K. F. d. No.

Mr.. A. l.. Hopkins, surveyor of La
Sale parish, was in Colfax last Satur-
day, and had a long talk with Uncle
Bill Irwin and others about the little
fracas they had here forty years ago.
He was one of the Sicily Island crowd
that took part in the ''Colfax Riot" on
Easter Sunday. April 10, 1878, and this
was the first visit he has made to Col
fax since that time.
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Rev. p W. Lotion, of Appleby, Tex
as, arrived in Colfax last Friday even
ing, and after "a hours in the society
of old time friends left for his Texas
work He is engaged as district mis-
sionary over large field, and says
while he has many friends and good
work over that way, there is nothing
like his old home folks.