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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

ian Fnsstaaen dus R1ffes NIT MiiA
uno Ionit aus reiner Nsil6 beiitM.
ariIh.r nntmen feline beiben En.res
iiern, ip.nn II, Der MsFe bsiatipobns
fatten. nidbi Itlten ar isineni Griibs
| itid ifsil. Inn bat iih bic zine ocn
itrsm aslisbten .gsppo1 irennen miif'
len. une itr Qlnb on Der Uriibffidss
.ofsl In lssr. Rur tur5s 3eit gonnt
lid gius in oisiem irautsn Gomslisn.
i,sife. goIe lponbeli er ptsoer nit
benz gebe.bub auf uno ub, um noh
Ial,rlei burtsuosntsn.. bspor sr pintts
lid Inn S llhr isin 4rbeitsaimnIer TN
srsiien Stod betritt. Die Vnltlnhsn.
bi. bir,ft ppn Der .onisliten 15Df IN
ben 9asifon selisfsrt rpsrotn, no ne
ISer poitmsiitsr bes gatilans rl'
pf1npt Iisssn auf bem lti6 aus
eebrtitet. CT bGlt oarauf, iis cls
ieIfFi su I.btn, obnoh Der eiHs
l1nf an griefen bisDeilsn nliBers
ctbentIit erob iit. Ssin Stirts
tai Sffne. bic griefumitlds. uno
reiti bic grisis bsm hstltgsn
Batter. Gr iiberitau. lie nit s'nsHi
sinsiaen Bid. i1IIi cine GHtths'oana,
I,ai Il. su aenau.r priifuHa fort oo.r
Iiiberantiporitt Tie btm paptricrp.
Das aebt iebr fhnell. I'm nsun utr
| iit allss besneet. Der oieniibabeHcs
grdIa. meIoei Den aaroinal Siaats'
lftireiGr Wsrrp bel 0aI. Der bic Ttpt'
| frten uno be neu,iien Rahritttn. be
Hoitn Der Gsianbien Inb bic fduiSsn
Gptitxipungsn in nilen geifiiten an
| ssIsaenbsiien porlesi. Wenn iid oitltr
Giitenfiirii um Ill llhr otrdbfhiso.t
empfanst Der papIt onoere aaroind.s
unb bobs iirblihe mirosntrd5tr.
Damn ihI1ai bic Stunbe Der auoiens
zen. Sn feitgeIsbi.r Reibenfols. trsisn
bic 3u Der toben Gbr. sinsr grplidss
oitns 3nssIaFenen. ourhrs;f.nee gi'
ih6ft, poiiii.er nnb fonItio. btoeu.sns
be perionlif.eiten, DOT ben teiligen
Batter. auf einen griehsn folei sss
ipo Elm pole, ben TOT. rDito.r Elm amss
ri,ansr ob, nah bisIem iommt Gin
Deutittr u. +. 10. Den GtnJeIauolsns
gen itiisbsn iih bic -Tli.ineto~ an.
5.i bensn GruppGn BON brei. bier ro:r
nod mttr psrionsn rtm pnpit pors.s
i,sui iptresn. Tas bauer. dina sipsi
Giunoen. Damn nimms pius feline
51uptmohssit in Gsisni4afi f,n,s
Setrst1rs elm; be Giiie, nnf3 Dir Der
poplt allsin eiien mub. BAT Il duftes
bobsn. Die r6miits aihe iast ihm
nihi fshr 5u; II bdlt fih on bic q I :
9iipobnie pentsianifde. Rad Dem
Mnbl bait .r feline Siefso; pislmstr
prpmsniri Ct in ben golerien, no iit
pisIs GI1ubies aufgsiteni bab,n. um
isiHsn Gsesn su empfanssn. syiir isoin
bat sr Elm fr.uHoIifes Mort, ein all
iioes 2dfeln. Rnh sinem Spcaiers
eana In ben ipunDerbdren U6rttn bes
9a.ilons ttbri r um 81 llbr in fen
arbtiissimmer suriid unb tmpfinit
ner!riuitre Besdnnts une Wlriea.rl
ger. Wsnn .r alIefH in, lief er, m1tt
0ciisen unb psriGbt isinsn Mrbsitss
tiih erft um 81 llbr. am gnbe is.
tts 3aasf ihrtibt CT In ein sisents
6e'i isins gsobatinHaen rseoer. Rad,
otn er ein Ieihi.s ab.nomatI su iit
ssnommen uno feline lssien 0ebee a.'
fprohen, beaisbi sr iih um 10 llhr su
9stt. Gintr iein.r GapIdn. mub in
isinsr Qdbe ftlnfsr. .Menn it 3l5s
lid trant .piiroe." icsts er. 10 MOD
IL i6 nidt itsrben obnt bic 9roItune.a
unisyer Relia.pn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
lie Haaasserases.
HoS 6onucptrorer linterR a.,

GoS 0onncDeraner untsrR. Rauf,r
8dfno feiert 6omfos, 26. 4pril.
Gtiftungsftit. Der Wsreiu III brsikii
Jobse alt uno min ben .Drsi6;sidbri'
9tn Rries- NIT gang befcnosrsm
pcmp ieiern. Die 1eiili1seit finNi
IN ber Gxntral 1urnbaae ltott "a
jDG ein 1omiiienfsR lptrbsn, Iobof
~ WitgIitbtr nit Rinb unb Rear
ollSriiAtH unb ou6 ibrt 5reuube NIT
trtaeea ieuea. Dos arrangements.
9smMi1jet befebt aus ben 0srren al.
&trfh4sFa Tho. QaHshorR. Tin.
sslianPte. 0sq. 8emper uRA Dinian
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

ten uHb bic Wouxn gum baiben
preiis. Der isst seforbert fpirb, on.
bietsR, 70 bab fie Mnes. tpos iie ern=
ten, pertaufen t0nnen. ThatfGHlih
bietst bieis Retbobe pos einaise Mittel.
ben slsinen 9auernitanb, Der nint
grobfruht pflonsen iann. gu rstten,
ba bel Der unm0slihisit, bos eserntet,
preouit au periaufen, Der 9emiif..
bau iih unIpbnsnb ertpeiien mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Dir 6erobieBung lmo tell
rpeiie o0lIige QbihafFung Der 30lIs ouf
gtahrungsmttteL niro Der jest un.er
ben Surmen ihpr etngetretenen 8erues
eung oirett an Die Gonfltmenten 8u
pertaufen, oroben 9orihub teiitsn.
Sis bqben entoett, oab ibre SntsreIIsn
nit bsnsn Der 8er6rdutsr io.ntiTh
fino. g0is in peri6ieoensn Jarrnerr
Gpuoertionsn, ueldg oieier ldas itattz
asfunoen ba6en, mitestbsilt rpirb, 'ei
fetn berehtigter 9runb fir tbeure
5elbfrihts oorbanoen, bsnn aitf Der
5arm tpiirnen iie billie pertaufi. Die
1heuruug besinns erit, nahosm Der
3pif6enhanbel fih Der Waoren be-
fnGhtIgt Bat unb bdburh rperbe Der
Garmer sbsnio ibpsr geihGbist, pis
Der 8srbrduher, neil 3u ben tbeuren
preifeu oie Rahfrags fart oeriiirs!
fperos. Wietr nls ein syarmer berif-
ftte, bub CT geaDungen gefpsfsn iti. bos
Rrnuf umsupfliigen. neil Der Mbfat
In Joiqe Der boben preiie su gerina
mar. SeibfDerfiGnblih liset bic Ab-
fid5t Dor. ben 3niihenhanbel mad
Rrdfteu ausauIhdlten. Die Farmer
fupnen in ben Grobfidoisn in Elmer
Gnjabl Don QIabsn gaiebsrIassu srri6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Die qrpereiiiiten ppIen
ben 1urif DOT oas Bolt brinsen. Rah
ibrem Qlan ioll Die 5artfsSia, nads
bem lie in beioen Sduiern paftrt uno
BON 9rdiibsnten unter5eitnet tuoroen
lit, benz 9pIte sur Genebmiguna uns
terbreitet psreen. SslbItoeritdnoltd
fperoen Die 9emptraten oarduf niht
etngeben. Sic rpsroen ith porauf be-
rufen, nab oas 8oIt iiber sisis 4nges
Iessnbeit ihpn ssIprotsn, inoem es
ben 9emptrutsn ben Nluftras srtheilt
bat, ben Sarif gu repioiren, Mud piels
RepubIitaner biirften nit Der GlnFuh.
runq oes Refersnbums fir rationale
GeIsBe niht einperitdnben fetn. Sm
9lugemsinen nebmen pro9rei1iiten uno
Republituner in 9esuo ultf ben 2drif
ben eIeihen Stanopuntt elm inoem ite
soEIfrsisr Woue opponiren. Dds ipiiros
iebe Reniiion psreiteln. osnn. ME ielbft
gIbrih osIoot bat, biloet WolIe oas
Junbament bss Sarifs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Sn fsinem W ptipenbs :
rid CUR ususn Sarifbiu iagt unosrs
ippob fret ltno often, oub bic prpbut.
tionstoTten BEL gniegung Der 3oaraten
niht beriitiittigt poroen Isien. Wtt
ioItem prtnsip t0nuen ernitIihs Jshs
Ter nitt ausbIsibsn. probuttionss
toItsn r1iiiien in alien 5Gqen beriidFds
tist tperoen, in tpslhen QDbn. ben
5duptfpsrtb Der Woars bilnsn, ulIo lei
i5srtigfubritutsn. pa ri4t gu bsitrsis
ten 1T, bub Elm grober untsrihisb in
BEN 2sbnruten bes Snlanbes unb
4uslunoss beitsbt. 10 iIt riht psrftdnos
lid nj: Der dmeritanifhe Sobriiant
BON Tertienaursn fih sessn Die Gon.
turrens bes Quslanbss bebauptsn
tDn1lts, psru oisiss bsoeutsno nieori.
acre 2ohne 3ahlt. Sn bisism pun,t
bsburf Der garif elmer Repiiion. Wir
asbsn bsreitpiQi9ft gu, bab nttt Iues
beihust Derbsn tam. Ius oiefem
Grunbe beiiirporten mir 3oQfr:isit
fir Rohitoffe. 3imal folts. bic in
qroben Wengen impprtirt perosn milf
Ten. Dir iinb audi sinosritauben nit
elmer Itarten 6erobi.sunQ in ben Boil
len bon Salbrohitofsn, Die bon grobsn
lruits tOntrolirt rpsrben. 9as mub
naturssmGb cine entfprehsnbs 6erabs
fsBun8 Der .30ns fir 5srtisfabri,uts
aur Toles baben, dbsr tpeiter io[Its bic
Reouttion nitt gsbsn, uls lie burd bic
3olsrmGBiaung fir Robftoffe unb
6dlbroftItoffs osruria6t tpirb. Ston
bic 9efahr, bub oa s2luslanb feline
ibsridiTigs qrpoutiion Bel itns su
Saleubsrprsiien oertoufsn t6nnts, ein
8orgGna, Der unter benz Namen
Dumping" bstunnt lit. iolIte bdpon
abhaltsn. GFerti9idbritate obns iresnb
ral6er SdubsoQ au belaTen. Die
bemotratiide 9artsi nirb fdls9t. Grs
fohrun8sn MAIDEN, psnn lie teins Rid
iidt auF bic Qrobuttionsto'ten bon
fsrtiasn Wdaren nimurt. Sn benz Be-
riht piro seiast. bic amsri.dniSnsn
fFabritdnteH Iolltsn ihrsn Geiit ans
itreugen, i'm 70 binio probusirsn an
tonnsn, ME basGuslanb. NYh hi.
qeiftige &raft rat ibrs 8rsR3s Gin.
arobs llnulei66eit in g0hnen ols syola.
Der osrihieoenen aebsnsbaltilna i6b.
fi6 yiht burt asiftias Qnitr.nguns
iiberfpinben: bas ldht Ii6 nur permit.
teIii 3ols bsipertitsGisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Die llnterfu dung Der Qobn'
osrbGltnifs Der Qrbeiterinnsn in gtis
cdap finoet i6ren Nusorut in elmer
bon Der bortigen WoblfabrtssGs'sl
fbaft ausgsarbeiteten 8eissesporlage
ipeltsr man oas 9srbienIt riht abs
fprehen tdnn, oub lie Die 8erfhieoen'
belt Der Iotalsn 8srbdltniiIs beriidiids
tiet. Der 9prIaae sltfoIgs follen Die
20bns, bic an 2trbetterinnen su bssabs
len iiHo. pon lotaIen 9ommiIIionen
feftoeftelIt iuerben, um folder Wsife
ben 2ebensz unb TabritationsrsrhGlts
niIsn in ben peritieoensn StGbten
Rshnung 81 tragen. Qbsr oanr pers
bIeibt nod Der unterihieb arpiifen
BEN perFdisbsneu Stdbtsn beg 2anbss.
Gin Gbicagosr 5ubritdnt fam nitt
fohere 90hre bs3ablen, dIs Elm gtetp
PORTER. Wenn oiefs Qnpslsdenbeit
iiberhdupt elmer Reosluug fGbig TT,
lam es nur ourt cine rationale Der.
etnbarune ueife6sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Die ertsn Silfss 3pllsinnebmer
perosn tbre Stellsn bebaIten. Sas gez
Ihieht duI 8rltnb Der betannten Sbat=
fade, bab Der erite 9ebiIfs oes Steuers
eiunebmers alIe 4rbeiten beiorgt. Yer
Steuerz zGinnebmer ielbit 1T blps Elm
Dstprationsitiid uno Der Reprd'entant
Der geutspolitit. Wlun tDnnte bariiber
laden, penn es nidt 10 trauris tpdrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23


Getretdr 8rnar min Die
5rieosnspsrtrGgs, bic in Ger SaftT6en
Administration perporfsn tpurben,
tpieber uufnebmen. Die 3uridpsiiung
erfplste, neil Der Senat Iih peigerts.
ole Streitfrageu ir9sno peIfsr Nrt
nit elmer fremben Rottpn '6iebsgss
ridtliher ShIittung gu untsr6reiten.
gDir gluubsn ni6t, oab 8rpon beTs.
ren Grfolg gu ner3sihnen bdben rptrb,
bu i'm Serat niht einmaI Die Rei9ung
befts6t, oas 9erlungen gngluHos 81
berpiQisen, bic unbebsutenbe Streitfrue
es, Oh unter ieinem 8ertrase nit ben
Ser. Staater umerituniihen aiiItenz
fabrsrn frete 3ur6fdbrt burh sen paz
mama 8anOI bstpiuigt perten barF,
por Elm S6ieosssritt su 6ringen.
grpon isIbit ifRint tsin 8ertruusn au
bem epigeN Jrisben Al habsr, oenn in
bic Don i'm porgeihlGoerer 8srtrdes
fol- aud Elm para8rap1 duf9snpmmsn
fpsroen, odb pdbrsno cine StreitFraes
Dor oem S6teosgerI6te i6nsbt, teiHs
Der i'm Streit lisgenber Rdtionen Ri
ftungeu b:trsibeu burf. Dsnn 2tusg
frisolih erlsDigt psrosn ioq, 1T es bod
Elm Mioerfpruh, an Ruitunasu gu benz
fen. Sm llebrtgen pdrs bieisr 9aro.
graph siue itpers 8enaatheiIiguna
Der Der. Staatsr, osren Riiitunaen
hohit margeIhdft fino. pd1rsrb anosre
Notionen INNER 6ereit Iinb, oom qeber
su 3iebsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23

Dir BON ben Dem etraten
beabiihtiste 5inans. .Reiorm entlprini
unsefdbr ben aniihten, bic mir mehr.
fad bariiber uusssIprpten baben. Cine
Hotionals ReIerpes9ant, ipie Ntorih
iie bedbiihtist, iit ausseitloHen. Stat!
elmer tperben fiinfaebn Reierpes9ans
ten, bic iibsr oas 9ono pertheilt. Iino,
treten. 1is'e ganten iino Die 9epos
iitenitellsn fir ale ginndbmen Der Rs=
sisruns. 70 oab bic Electromagnetic
niht miiBis in benz S6asamtssetpOlbe
liegen. Iuh ipirb bieien 9dntsn ein
Sbeil Der ReIerpen Der ubrigsn gans
ten 5ur 9erfiiguns 9eiteat. Solpeit
oieIe 8ontsn NIT psm Rehte Der go.
ten>Gmiifion ouseeItottet Derosn. milf
fen ole Gmii1ionen burh sine Sob
referpe seoedt iperbsn. Sm spthfdlls
t6nnsn and oie Referpen Der 8anten
in llmlauf seiest tperben, bod fpn TIRE
Ginlofune burh cine 3irtulationss
iteuer er5pungen iperoen. Die iest i'm
llmlauf befinolihsn RatiorulbantzRcs
ten, i'm 9etraae BON 800 MiQtpnen
Dollars, fpIIen i'm 8erIuufe bon Is
Sotren aIImGbIi6 Gus benz 9ersebr
sesogen ipsrosn.
Der plan lit gu fliidtie deseihnet,
als oub sr cine etnaebeuhs aritit ges
ftattets. 9ph 9ldu6en mir cine 0er'
beHeruns in Der WsiIe empfsblsn su
ourfen. baB ben 9anten. fptlfe nit
bem Rsht Der RotensgmiiTion aussss
itattst limb, perboten ieiu foa, 9slo aui
dnoers Siher6eit, als breimpnatlihe
@e1hdftspehfel oussulsiten unb baB
teinsr 9erfpn obsr Sorporution Dar,
lsben iiber eiuen getpiiIen gstros
hindus aemaht persen oiirfen. Golden
8unten fol es aud nid,t 1sitdttet Isiu,
unternebmunaen iroeno tpslher Mrt su
Finansirsn. Die S6sibuna atptihsn
Rptenbantsn unb glnIu9ebantsn mub
dsnau fsitae6altsn rpsrben. Sn eirem
Runtts tann man jest Ihon oem 8ors
itlags uus bem @runbs au'timmen,
hoR er ben bisheriuen Nbfluh allsr
8sIber ndh Nep glort psrhinbsrt.
Qut 1T erIi6tlith. buf Der DIdn uils.
rsiht nm bic olIi6hrlth fpieoertstrens
ben tlsinen @sIbfIemmsr All perhins
bsrr. 0dmit lie ihon in biefsm Serbit
nift auF'utommsn psrnossu. IN Der
9rdiioent bemiiht. Die Ninan'zRsform
rod Dor bsm 6erbits untsr dad uno
Sad 81 bringsn.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-26
NOTICE TO REDEEM.

TO inc unknown owners Of the Lands Here
matter Described. III
Take notice that at the regular public tax
sale, begun and publicly held at the office OF
County, Iowa, pursuant to law, conl-
mencing on tne first Monday Of Deem ber
1910, to-w1t: on the 9Th day Of Deem Der,
1910, the following des-
cribed real estate was sold by the Treasurer
of said County for the tax IS due thereon for
the year 1909, amounting to the sum of ySc
Quarter Of Section 3, of Township 90, Range
II, that John Haberly beca me the pure haser
of said land at said sale, and that the right
of REDEEM ptfon will ex pfre and a deed for said
land be made to the undersigned who is ow
the owner and holder in his own right. Of
the certificate of sale made thereon by the
treasurer of said County, unless redem ption
from said sale be made within ninety days
from the completed service Of this notice.
JOHN HABERLY, Owner.
Dated, Dece Der ~, 1913.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-26
APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN

Estate Of John A. Vessel.
Notice is hereby given, That the subscriber
&has lbeen duly appointed Guardian of
zthe property of John a. Vessel, of
the county of Howard, State Of Iowa, and
mas taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands upon
the estate of John A. Vessel are required to
exhibit the same: and persons indebted to the
said John A. Vessel are called upon to
make payment to Ed. THOMAS,
Guardian, Cresco, Iowa.
Dated, Cresco. Iowa, Dec II, 1913. ,17t3
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of w. X Howe, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the subscri.
der has been duly appointed AdIninistrara-
-1rix to the Estate of W. X. Howe, late OF
a lbon Township in the County of How
ard, State of Iowa, deceased intestate, and
mas taken upon herself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the Estate of said
Deceased are required to exhibit the sa me:
and persons indebted to the said Es. ate are
called upon to make payment to l7t3
LILLIAN G. HOWE Administrative.
Dated, Cresco, Iowa, December Is, 1873
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-26

Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratcb! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch the
more you scratch, the worse the itch.
Try Doan's Ointment. For eczema,
any skin itching SOC a box.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
mo MORE SKATING ON
BANQUETTEs NOW.
City Authority Put stop On The Skaters Of
Ibis City. Youngsters Hays To Go To
The Rink Hereafter.

In last weeks issue the Clarion,
stated that skating on the out
skirts of the city was not prohib-
tied by the autllroities, but since
then, it has been discovered that
there will be no more skating on
the sidewalks any where in the
city limits as the privileges,
which were allowed to the lovers
of that popular sport, were abus-
ed and there were SO many
skaters on the streets that the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
this city have decided that skat-
ing On any of the banquettes of
Opelousas would hereafter be
rofi / iitbiittedd
This decree of the City Coun-
ell will greatly increase the
popularity of the skating rink
which is being run by Mr.. Leonce
Roos, in the rear of his fathers s
warehouse, on Main Street.
Every night since its opening it
has been visited by crowds Of
young couples and has developed
to be a rendezvous for the boys
and girls of this city.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08

DR.. j. A. Shaw, recently clos-
en- by the Elks Of Opelousas as
their Exalted Ruler, is a promi-
nent dentist and useful citizen OF
this City.
He came here but a few years
ago, but notwithstanding his
short residence here, has easily
won the esteem and confidence
of the not only his brother mem
bers, but also of the whole peo-
pie.
He was born in Homer, La,
in 1882, and received his educa-
ton in the public schools of Clai-
borne parish, and in Atlanta
school of Technology, He gradu
ated in dentistry from the Louis
vile College of Dentistry in 1904.
Besides being a hustling dent
ist and a prominent member OF
the Elk's Lodge, DIR. Shaw is a
members of the Board of Alder
men Of Opelousas, and is con-
sidered exceedingly popular,
His many friends complement
him upon the distinguished honor
he has received at the hands of
his brother Elks.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
ELECTION FOR CAR
LINES TAX CALLED
Board of Aldermen Fixes April 22nd as the Day ia
Decide Whether or not the Voters here
Want an Interurban14ine

ognixed BIZ all who come into II
as one Of the best and most pro
gressive cities that they have
seen. Many cities in the North
and West, not half the size of
this city, have interurban lines
and paved streets; many cities,
not half as rich as 0pelousass
have more spirit of progressive
ness than ours. There is no
reason for the people of this com
.,a,,nitv to have Opelousas mum
bered amongst the many town
and cities that are a source CT
disgust to tourists.
There will be q. hard fight On,
hand, but when the campaign
will be started il will be found
that the difficulties have vanished
and the men who are willing Ia
do some good for their city will
have an easy road to travel.
The petition was presented be-
fore the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of 0pelousas Oh We'd
nesday night and an election has
been called by this honorable
body for Tuesday, April 22nd.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
THE EXTENSION OF
The RICE INDUS D RI
Providence Rice oi Twenty Years Age Is A
Thing Of The Past.
NOW RICE BELT OF WORLD
ST. Landry. Wi.a the4 Great schell Canal,
Promises ia Be- me R..aI Center Of
Ga:iigallaa VI Eief. s.
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Years ago say about twenty
years back small patches Of
rice, cultivated only by those.
who had a pond in their field,
constituted the rice industry Of
this country. Not a sack was
ever sold, except to a neighbor..
And now this is the Rice Belt
the greatest rice producing
country in the world.
And the future promises much
more for this section.
The Union Irrigation Canal,
one of the most gigantic con-
Germs in the South, is destined
to make rice cultivation cheap
and the yield profitable almost
beyond conception.
Rice mills are to be established
at several points one at Ope-
lousas for certain; planters along
the canal are to use lands here
tofore idle; and the water from
this same canal, while primarily
for the irrigation of rice, will
also be used for the irrigation
of cotton, and corn, and truck.
So the agricultural prospects
of st. Landry parish are great,
very great.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
DEMOCRATS AGAIN IN POWER !.
|. AFTER A SIGNAL VICTORY
Wilson and Marshall Inaugurated
Amidst Popular Acclaim AS
President and Vice=President.

The people Of the United States. af-
ter sixteen years Of Republican rule.
are now under the wing Of the Demo
cratic party.
. Woodrow Wilson as President. and
Thomas r. Marshall as Vice President.
were lnaugurated on last Tuesday,
March 4th, amidst a great popular
demonstration, not only in Washing
ton, but in all the large cities Of the
country.
The inauguration of President Wilson
marks the renaissance Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Much is expected Of his admins
tration.
True he is but a school Professor,
and before his election to the Cover
norship Of New Jersey, figured very
little IN politics.
The large majority Of the Electoral
College by which he was elected tells
Of the confidence the American people
have in him.
Mr.. Wilson received 24O electoral
votes, President Taft 5 votes, and
Theodore Roosevelt 49,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08

Madames Joe Chamont, of
Kinder, Marion McNabb and N.
L. Sonier Of Oberlin visited
friends and relatives here this
week.
Mrs j. Clarence Decuir, of
New Roads and Miss Stella An
drepont of the Sacred Heart
Convent, Grand Coteau, are the
guests of their parents Mr.. and
Mrs Yves Andrepont.
Messrs Edgar Andrepont, *
Fruge and Stephen Durard went
to Lafayette on Sunday.
Mr.. George Barry, Of Grand
Coteau, was here recently.
Mr.. John Prescott. Of Wash
ington, was here Sunday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08

The petition calling for the.
Traction Company's tax has been
signed by the necessary one.
third voters Of this city and an
election will be called off in the
future to decide whether or not
Opelousas will have an electric
car line.
This company, when it's being
constructed and even after its
construction will employ a great
number Of men, wf1o viii H make ma alksee
Opelousas one of their head
quarters. These will bring
money into this town and there
by place some currency in cir
culation. There is no city in
central Louisiana, which needs
more money in circulation than
Opelousas, besides an interurban
line.
It is expected that there will
be very little OPPOSITION to the tax
as a community which wants to
be progressive must, almost of
necessity, have both, good roads
andan electric car line. Opelousas
people want their city to be rec
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
.CRUCR POINT In
PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Mr. TheIssmar GHldry, Sturdy Citizen, IS
Authority For The Information.

Mr.. TheIesmar Guidry, one of
the sturdy citizens of Church
Point, just over the boundry line.
separating st. Landry and Aca-
dia, was a visitor to Opelousas
Monday.
Mr.. Guidry spoke enthusiastic
ally of the crop prospects of
Acadia parish. and of general
con iitions existing there.
Our farmers as a rule, are
not heavily involved, and If the
crop pans out this year, as it
promises, they will be in good
shape, " said Mr.. Guidry.
Church Point is environed by.
a splendid country, and when
thasaountry suffers for Jackof
5crop well, tfthere,l be E TO play
everywhere.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08
WORK Is NECESSARY
IN ALL Things
Police Juror Isenbausen sturdy
German, Believes In Toll

Police Juror Isenhausen, of the
third ward of st. Landry parish
believes that success in farming
depends as much upon the brain
and energy of the farmer, as
upon the soil and the weather
conditions, etc.
"A farmer that is not alert
and hustling can not make a crop
on the best soil and in the most
favorable weather. Said Mr..
Isenhausen T found that out
shortly after | went into the
agricultural business.
Mr.. Isenhausgn is al Sturdy
German, and the German believe
ii working for a Lying.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-03-08

Ths 81 Landry (La.) Clariss Is Without
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ssaxiiss IN the whvls S0uth.--AMERICAN
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