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MONA LISA
 IS FOUND
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 FLORENCE. italy. Dec. iS.-The famoua and world discussed picture Mena Lisa. which was stolen from its place in Paris and for which search has been goins on for over two years has been recovered.
 The thief who stole this great mas ter piece is an italian who has been arrested and confessed and he states to the authorities that the reason hc took the picture was to revenge the Italian nation on France for the theftS of Italian art treasures by Napoleon during his campaigns in Italy. The great French emporer brought to Paris many valuable statues and paintingn which hc footed from the palaces of Italy and this lone aveneer ms had the whole world stirred up by his daring theft of the renowned paint ing
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cuNBOAT
 UNDER FIRE
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 WASHINGTON. Dcc. i3.-The latest telegrsms received at the navy depart ment from Admiral Fletcher. com handing the American squadron a' Tampico. reports that the federal war ships and batteries are raining shell on the rebel forces attacking the town and th,.t the foreigners arr in iIr.v" danger. The Eunbtmt Wheeling has been sent into the mouth of the river to observe the fighting and to iend any aid in her power to any foreign CTS in danger. Her orders are m re- ceive on hoard and place under thu" protection of the American fimc tho people of all nations, with the ex- oeption of Mexico. who may appeal for shelter. The position of the gunhoat herself is not without danger of tho shells from the. federal ships as well ..s In the line Of fire of some "f the rebel batteries n Ts. however. c"n- sidered imperative that the Wheeling maintains her position im "rdcr That shc may bc easily reached ly Ii"sc who desire shelter. if the little vessel becomes over crowded with refugees she will steam out into tho hnrbor and transfer the people to tho battleships.
 The army transport sumner has been ordered to proceed from Galvas- ton to Tampico with all speed in order to be available for the transportation and care of foreigners in order that they may be taken off tho warships
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Special Nvesst Service.

Special Nvssst Service.
 WASHINGTON. pec. is.--secretary of War Garrison announced today that
 Major General Leonard Wood. chief of stan of the army would retire On the fir st of next April.
 There was a great deal of ertt-tssa Oi tt" appointment of General Wood to he brigndier general hy President
 Roosevelt just nfter the Spanish wnr
 when he commanded the rough ridera.
 tho regiment Of which Roosevelt was lieutenant colonel and which would ID ohahly havc becn In serious troubl or. acrount of tho ,mpctuosity and
 lack of military training of Roosevelt
 hnd not the colored regiment of reg
 uiar cavalry pulled them out of the hole at San Juan hill. Wood was doctor in the army. with the rank of captain. nt the be- ginning of tho Spanish war ard h" and Roosevelt organized the Rough
 Riders After tho war Roosevelt took Wood out of the medical corps and made him brigndier general There was a great dcni of dissatisfaction. and l justly. among the officers of the army who had served eli of their lives in the limo and were displaced by a doctor bt cause he was personal friend of tho president
 Fortunately Wood has never been
 obliged to command troops hut has
 be on engaged in administrative work 1 and his lack of military education | has not shown to so great a disadvan-
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tempt u rt,trOgrde movement. This retreat in the face of the rebel ad- vance was carried out by regiments. One command at a time falling hack u few hundred yards while the other regiments held tho rebel line In check
 Ir this manner Villasco covered th3 distance between the scene of the en- gaeement and Torrcon. AS soon as his first troops reached the outskirts of the town they began the construc- ton of earthworks while the remain .,e, of the command under the per xonal direction of the general held th" rebel advance. As soon as the in- ,renchments were completed viilasco x. nt his field guns In on the Gallop and the gunners unlimbered and ran their guns into a position behind the breast
 works. Then the remainder of the n, my fell hack to the shelter while the artillery played on the rebel trOops i.olding them buck from charging tho r-,reating fesieralx. Four hundred con- s,i,utionaiists are reported ss killed during th.. lighting around Torreon. Th. federal lusx is not given. but u k thought to have been greater than tLnt sustained ny the rebels as many
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ARMY MAY HAVE
 CONCENTRATED POSTS

might b~ a good thing for the nationai 1 defense, would naturally deprive the lo.aiitie& from which they are re- moved of n good deal of ready cash.
 This attitude on the part of the poll ticians has been the cause of much inefliciency in the army and the pre- sent contatYipA ted @estabsishment of larger posts has been consistently fought hy the political patriots in Wilmington
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GENERAL WOOD TO
 RETIRE IN APRIL

l.. g- as might have happened.
 After his appointment to the line of tho army he WIS rapidly advanced in rpnk until there secured the remark able situation of the army of the Unit ed states being commanded ny doc tnr.
 The retirement of General Wood will relieve considerable friction In certain a: my circles md will permit the ele- v.tion Of real soldier to the sup remc comman next Ia tho president.
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l044 DELEGATES
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 WASHlNCTOE. Dec. i3.-The Ma tionai republican congressional cam- paign committee has gone on record as favorinG special national con v-ntlon next year. The committee has outlined plun providing for one thou sand and forty four delegates which will bc submitted to the national com mittcc next Tuesday.
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MENIC:n CITY. Dec. lS.-There ls Il fierce. imtiI" in progress for the pos session of rampicO and reports state that already over thousand federal and constitut ionalist soldiers havN hcem killed and wounded. There Is very little In the way of medical aa- tendance and hospital supplies avail- able for either side and the suffering O; the wounded from lack of atten- ton is terrible.
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WASHINGTON. Dee. '3.--Admiral Fletcher. comma nding the American ships in Mexican waters has cabled the navy department that the con s,hmt ionalists are making progress in their attack on Tampico and that h. hus taken some Americans aboard the battieshirs for safety while many Amcricnns and other foreigners have fi,.i tn the neutral gone.
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pRe slpeNT ILL
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 WAStiiNGTON. Dee. i3.--Prsidcn, '.ilson is contn to his nc '''s' another nttnck of la grippe. T!"' Washington climate does not s'en. ''' agree with AIT. Wilson and this ia tho s. cond time this winter ma, "c ba.' hccn laid mp with Il severe cold
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F,ve RESIGN
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 CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-The resipnu- tions of five members of the school lnard of Chicago who were opposed to tho appointment of Mrs. Young as head of the Chicago schools have hecn handed 10 the mayor.
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WILL PARDON wAPPENsrs,N
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OLYMPIA. Dec. Ex-Governor Lister announced today that hc would par don Wappenstcin. the cx-chicf "f police of Seattle. who is now serving term in the penitentiary after being convicted on charges of receiving bribcs.
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BELLS COMING HERE Special Nuaeet Service.

KEITF,. Russia, Dec. 1S.-Beiiis. the man who was recently tried and ac- quilted of the charge of performing rituaiistic murders has announced that h.. wi,, soon leave Rmssia for the Unit ci States.
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RADICAL ELECTED

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 BOISE. Switzerland. Dec. l5 >". thur Hoffman. Il member of th.. "uli- cal democrats has been Sioctei prsi dent of the Swiss Confcdcrati,
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POPULAR ELECTIONS
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ALBANY. I>cc. i3.-Thc stat" a"- st mbly has passed the bill providing for tho popular election of senators.
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lARlS, Dee. lS.--The minister of , ,hlic instruc'i today Confirmed the CD. rt of ih" rvco, cry of the Mona .ian.
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TURNER WILL RUN
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Special NHsest Ssrvis&
 SEATTLE. Dec. lS-Former Senator Turner. the Spokane millionaire has announced that if the democrats or Washington request t. ,e w'n again .nr for the tn ci states sent"
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MEXICAN FEDERAL GENERAL
 DEFEATED NEAR TORREOn

mcT. had to be sacrificed in holding the o' the main body was made good
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CuDHRANO ]. lOMEN. Lawyer, and Chief Roof Gardener
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:. WHICH WINS? ost yeu . box of Ross's Candies.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07

heavily upon that any way possible
More particularly this because be in Chicago
Thursday would much like attend this conference
and add mite Of strength the patriotic citizens who
standing for clean citizenship and righteous government
cannot see those things reality until there is
serious check placed upon the liquor traffic This traffic has
come to be most serious loss merchants and
manufacturers and most certainly the of much per-
sona suffering and The methods of organza-
ton Ill combating this traffic have always appealed me-
primarily because they based upon practical methods
In the present national movement the League my
est support constitutional amendment allowed by the
present Congress would put very strong position
from which might later reap victory from state after
state This seems favorable for that congress
s1ona propaganda that certainly League will use
every effort to bring it about
do not think any other organization in country
in position successfully campaign for this
red is the AntiSaoon League because of its
nonpartsan and omnidenomnationa aspects.
trust that the Chicago conference will result in such
interest that every who attends every one who
comes under the influence of those who attend will strongly
stand by and support the program of the League.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Convicted Of Selling Liquor

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Company was convicted in the county court of Lake
county at Waukegan on October 28 of selling liquor
their dining attached to the "Poneer Limited"
and fined $50 and costs The prosecution brought
by the AntSaloon League and is the first of its kind
in Illinois, The company has agreed to it that
liquor is sold any of their trains in the future.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07
Arkansas ConcededDry by Wets

he action OF the state supreme court in sustain
ing the validity of the Going Prohibition act is con-
ceded by the liquor interests to that Arkansas
will take its place in the rank of Prohibition states of
the Union after January The following appeared in
Current Thought the liquor trade journal of Chicago
ARKANSAS DRY AFTER JANUARY
Little Rock, Arkansas-The state SUI
preme court today sustained the validity of
the Going Prohibition act and Arkansas will
become dry after January I, next. The vets
are taking the question to the higher courts
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07
Peoria to Have House Cleaning

Peora's citizens, aroused by the recent revelations
of graft and saloon rule, have taken the first steps to-
wards perfectng organization to clean up the city
morally At big mass meeting held in the First
Methodist church last week committee was appoint
ed to devise ways and means that would be effective
in combating the liquor interests
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
November 7, 1913,

conducting the fight against the liquor interests, and
the evidence presented that these methods bring
suits, appealed to Chcago's business men, causing
them to unanimously adopt the above resolution.
Many of them then and there manifested their earnest
by subscribing literally to the campaign fund.- and
many others have since pledged their financial support
Mr. Follansbee's address made a particularly
strong appeal the business judgment of those pres
ent. In substance he spoke as follows
Mr. Follansbees Address
am against the saloon first of all for moral
because believe the saloon be But am also
against the saloon because believe to be OF all
legitimate business I brand from the BURNING
have been drunk in life My brothers, who are all
associated with the iron manufacturing business nave
been drunk have my And yet have su
ered from the saloon because of drunkenness OF employ
What business here today that he has not
suffered loss in time and money because of drunken
Employer You know is sol The superintendent the fore
man. the mill hand otherwise efficient but addicted
strong drink and likely fly off the tangent time
of over-ndulgence in liquor
resident of Pittsburgh but most of our busenss
in West Virginia. When reorganized
decided that would be build for
mill hands. The strongest consideration in this the
fact that could control the saloon problem We did this
What is the result? Our employees their homes
of them homes with all modern conveniences; the
we'll paved have good sewerage system;
gOcd supply and the residents OF the town happy
and prosperous
don't know what the trouble was-whether
prosperous and happy but the liquor interests
after had been established sometime began fight
Up until this time had heard of the Anti-Saloon
League The liquor interests got after with the intention
getting legislation through the legislature Of
Virginia to take charter away from that thev
could plant saloons town. and the superintendent
of mills Wheeling fight the proposition
best could After there few days dis
covered that there who had control of the
legislature with reference temperance legislation. These
the superintendent of the AntiSaoon League
and his attorney They helped essentially winning
fight and keeping the saloons of
This, gentlemen, is how l to become acquainted
with the tiSaoon League and have been its staunch
friend since later discovered that the AntiSaoon
League employing practical busnessike methods
throughout the entire nation combating the liquor interests
They made winning fight in West Virginia the
stion statewide Prohibition submitted the people, and
later by and practical campaign they carried the
stion submitted the people by majority
You business can't make better investment than by
lining with the An-Saloon League its fight destroy
the of labor and prosperity-the legalized
saloon.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-11-07
Henry M. Leland.

The following are excerpts from letter of Henry
M. Leland, president of the Cadillac Motor Car Com
pany, of Detroit who unable account of bust
necessities to fulfill his expectation of addressing
the meeting:
exceedingly regret that shall now have to ask you
from my appointment This is intensely
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
ARTICLE III.

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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
ARTICLE I.

The name II thlS corporation shall
BE- Horse.hur Stock Farm Company,
and unde" that name shall have and
enjoy existence and succession nt a
period OF ni;'o'7-nine (os) years, un-
)>~s sooner dissolved by law or con-
s?aa ci ,h> stockholders as heroinaf-
f. urr :iucd.
Said corporation shall have the
power - contract, sue and be sued,
- i.olG, 80 receive, have purchase,
improve, ALLEVIATE. convey, sell, Dor
row. pledge. mortgage aud hypo:le-
cate, under It's said corporate name,
properly. real and personal TO NAME
&HN appoint ~uch officers: directors,
agents and managers and employees
* n" inferred or convenience 81 tic
laid corpora III may iruujiv.l make
and Establish - laws, rates and r"@n-
.%ticns Tor he government OF the sad
crrnrr~cior ard it, affairs. "s nav re
Mountaineering and proper .r1 NE
same to change and alter at pleasure:
a1G 10 DO al n7Ner Hts and r4..},.~
permitted Ivy av, " as :>h:lI rr 49,
b. n9cc.aarg sad proper to carry ~.
the Objects ;tui purposes OF said cor
UOrHtlOn
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Booth Related to l.lucoln
Assassin.

Lake Providence, La, Jan. q.
Judge f. X. Ran:sdeIl has SUM-.
moned the grand jury in spcc;H
session for next Wednesday tJ
investigate the killing OF D..
James Fletcher Boooh by h,+
wife yesterday.
Mrs. Booth is still in the GU u.
today of the sheriff and greatly
deplores the tragedy. ST.,
claims self-defence.
Dr.. Booth was buried in La,
Providence to-day. His brothv"
and sister re ched here tin.
morning Mrs. Booths fathe" il
here also.
/, No new details as to the cans.'
OF the killing have developed, an,
the sentiment still exists tb"'
tho wife win not be idicted.
The police here have nun
of letters written about the
of the marriage of the pres t
wife from parties in New < :
leans, and it is !t:::ncd tilrt u ;"
Booth had SONS history tn;
having at one time teen the :.
of G. M. O'NeAl.
DR.. EOOth Was related to Jo ;!
Wilkes Booth, who killed Pr
dent Lincolu, ard was proud q
his ancestors.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Beware of Ointnlcrts for Catarrk
that Contain Mercury,

mercury Will surely destroy the scne OF sne5
aud completely dctanse tie Whole system when
entering it through the nucous surfaces. such
articles should ncrrI 0c used except en- Cresccip-
tons from reputable physicians. The dsm1ge they
will do is ten fold TO the good YOU can possibly o.
rive from them. Halls Cntarrh Cure, manufactures
By r. j. Cheney l. Co. Toledo, O., contains no lner.
curry and is taken internally, acting directly upcs
tks blood md mucous surfaces OF the system liz
buying HANS CataTh Cure be sure you get ths
genuine. 1t Is taken internally. and made In 'rocGa
ONO by +. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per bottle.
FAKE IA Family Pills for constipation.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
CHARTER.
United States OF America, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.
Be it known and remembered. r

Be it known and remembered. Tint,
on this I6th. day Of January, one
Thousand. Nine Hundred and Thir.
teen, before me, Deios K, Johnson,
Notary Public III and for the Parish
of Washington. State Of Louisiana.
duly commissioned and Gua!i8rd. and
in the presence OF the undersigned
witnesses. personally came and ap-
peared the persons whose names a"a
hereunto subscribed, al Of full age,
who declared that ayailing themselves
OF the provisions Of the law OF this
State relative to corporations, and eS.
pecially Act No. = Of 1904 Of the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of horist-
ana. they have foitned and BY l1esa
presents dc form. constitute AMI o.,
ganize themselves. as we'll rs such
persons As may heren ''er i3tn or b.
associated with then, or their suecesa-
ors. into q corporation and body
polite in law, for the objects I'D
purposes, and unda" the stiDuis.t0a>, IA
articles aaa conditions following IL
wit:
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
ARTICLE ".

The capital sock of this corporation
shall! be Twenty Thousand {$2o. 900 ,G0)
Dollars. divided into and represented
by Two Hundred (2Wl shares of
stock, at a par value Of One Hundred
($lOJ) Dollars each WHICH said stock
shall be paid for TIC ash at the time
Of substitution or as the same May
be issued, at not Tess than par value,
orm paymen; g" exchange for prop
ertv or rights actually received, pur-
chased by sucn corporation or for SER
vices actually rendered, provided no
xsoc& shall be issued until the cpnsid-
GRAFTON therefor has been received by
tie sait corporation. TAis corpora
:ioa lGay ,o3ur once doing business
&nG shall become a going concern az
soon as Tel thousand )&io,Go,l Dol
lars OF us. capital stock shall have
been subscribed tor.
-,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Sheriff Sale-No. 1854.
Philip Werlein Ltd,
Versus
!. O. Penton.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF an order Of Fieri Facias, issued
out Of the Goth Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in the above entitled cause.
aud to me directed. will proceed to
seil at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. February |. 1913
ut ths principal front door of the court
Lcuse at FrankliE;en, La, between
the legal sec hours for judicial sales,
Tho following described property. to.
Wit: I.
CnsNo.. 1851 piano, Vie "K," oak
Terms OF sale: Cash with benefit Of
appraasement.
This 18th dsy Of January, 1913.
+. ]. simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
atiOn shall be vested r. and cxercjs-d

stion shall he vested +, ar,! exercised :
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Of Directors. N..td ,.,nr! I'll - 80
ter, .N,ct-l :. 10y sue -" :a.:
shall ,ery,. uni; ;i.i, .,t,rrr.>r.> lara !,
be,,, n}crto. A.. ouu}t6rI. -, oar ;
cars .nul} t,. .'..trl from ann.u. tho ,
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Shall he eligible rs 4 Director VINO Is
II 81
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
STOPS PAlN-HEALS WOUNDS

ROYALINE OH. is a GOOD PIN
MEDICINE as wellas a GOOD Ar
SEPTIC. lis greater strength gives it
GREATER POWER to ease pam. H.
side or outside, man or beast; ;l'o
makes it go further, and the',to:e
give JAEGER VALUE FOR THE
MONEY. Pleasant, clean. safe. 'cc,
&c, SOC. Money back If not 'at1s
factory.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-08-22
NOTICE TO LABOR TEMPLE
STOCKHOLDERS.

The semi-annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Everett Trades
Building Association will be held in
Labor Temple next Wednesday even
ing, August 2S, at s o'clock. A ma
jority of the capital stock is neces-
sary for the transaction of business
at this meeting. The time set by the
bylaws for these semi-annual meet
ings is the last Saturday of January
and July. The meeting was post
poned last month because of an alb
sence of the required amount of stock.
The semi-annual financial report,
election of officers and trustees, are
to come up at this meeting so it is
essential that the stockholders at
tend. Unions are requested to see
that their representatives attend this
meeting.