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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

No Plaster! No Blister!

Everybody knows how the good old
fashioned mustard plaster relieves a
cold, an ache or a pain.
Your mother and your grandmother
always applied it. The plaster burned
awfully. But it surely brought relief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

in the large hospi-
balls. Doctors and
nurses use II and
recommend it to
patients. Ask your
DOCTOR
At youf
gist 3, in use and
soc jars, and O
special large hos
pital size for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Bruises. Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
Colds of the Chest (it prevents pneu-
monia). Millions of Jars of MUSTER
OLE are sold annually. 1t is a staple
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than any
o.hor publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

Read the classified ads. on page D.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-04

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

Fresh eastern oysters at the Bon
Ton. 10-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

until four months ago l began giving
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial and now l am in good
health" Mrs.. WILLIAM H. GILL, Is
Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York.
"DOctOr's Daughter Took It."
st. Cloud, Mimi was so run down
by overwork and worry that l could not
stand it to have my children talk aloud
or walk heavy on the floor. One of my
friends said, TRY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, for l know a doc
tors daughter here in town who takes
it and she would not take it if it were
not good
II sent for the Compound at once and
kept on taking it until l was all right"
Mrs BERTHA M. QUICKsTADT, 727 9Th
Avenue, S., st. Cloud. MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be relied upon as the most
efficient remedy for female ills. Why
don't you try it?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
The Fallon Cutoff

The survey Of the cutoff of the
Southern Pacific in Churchill county
has been completed and rumors are
to the effect that the work of con
.struction will soon begin. The cut
off will reduce the length of the main
line fifty-five miles in the state. The
new line will run from Hazen
through Fallon and Saltwater and
through the heart of che farming
lands and will be a decided improves
ment over the old route.-Sparks
Tribune.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

NE make our own tomales n can
Guarantee them-at Shoots. u
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
Sale On for Big
Gypsum Deposits

AS the Review goes 10 press Friday
right, negotiations are being con-
cluded in Las Vegas for the sale OF a
big gypsum deposit III Moapa val
le-, known as the Anderson property
end owned by w. R. Anderson. Ha:-
~ Anderson and J. NJ. Thomas, who
are here to sign the papers and re
ceive their money. which is a good
found sum and said to be on deposit
in the First State bank.
The deal is being negotiated by
Nessrs.s Johnson & Colder for Los
Angeles capitalists and the law firm
OF Thomas & Henderson was busy
yesterday afternoon drawing up the
necessary papers for the transfer
Ii the deal is consummated It
means great things for Moapa valley.
as it is stated that the new owners
will at once begin operations on a
large scale. Shipping will begin i'm
mediately. it is said. but future de-
Nelopment will involve a large out
lay of capital. Power generated from
the waters OF the Moapa river to
OF crate the gypsum works and fur
rish light and power to the entire
valley is among the improvements
limited at by those who know some
thing Of the deal.
The deposit, which is a large one
and of excellent quality, is about five
miles from Moapa and but a short
distance off the Moapa branch rail
road down the valley. The proper
ty has been operated for some time
past by the Aetna Gypsum Co. under
lease, the product being shipped t,
California for refining.-Clark Coun-
I" Review.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
Humboldt's Big Valuation
A DEMOCRAT,

County Treasurer F. G. Hoenstine
has completed the work of totaling
the axe and valuations of the Hum
boldt county assessment roll for the
year 1913. The total taxable prop
erty on the roll is $15,5S3.SS2, OF
mount $325,355 is the va1ua-
ton of personal property upon which
'a>es amounting ITO $6,610.38 have
been collected by the county assess
The total amount of X on
the roll to be collected by the coun-
tv treasurer is 800 ,246.3l, which is
Ii: round numbers 100000 more than
the taxes paid last year. The in
crease IN the property valuation III
the county for 1913 over last year
is S3,S69,244, or nearly one-fourth of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

Does this show that the office has
always been non-political? All thaa
time the Gardnerville p~ostoffice was
not a presidential office. Now that
it has become so it certainly belongs
to a Democrat under a Democratic
administration. For the past six
years Mr. Jacobsen has made an X
cellent postmaster but just at the
present time he stands on the wrong
side Of the political fence | know
positively that Mr.. Todd has been
congratulated by Republicans, as well
as Democrats. who have stated that
they were pleased by his appoint
ment. That writer furthermore
states that the Democratic senators
have stirred up d hornets nest-no
doubt he means among the Bull
Moosers. | wonder if these sena-
tors were elected as Bull Moose Or
Democrats? | also wonder how
many Democrats will turn down
these senators for standing by their
| think it is ridiculous for
that writer to suggest that these sen
would consider turning down
their Democratic appointee TO give
political plum to a Bull Moose
or Republican.
A DEMOCRAT.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
Side of
Case Presented

Gardnerville. Nov. "a. 1913.
Editor Appeal: | wish to state a
few facts in response TO the article
which appeared first in the Reno
Gazette and copied in the Appeal Of
the 10Th, in which the people of
Gardnervllle are represented as pro-
testing against the appointment Of
a Democratic postmaster. The writ
er Of the article states that for a
quarter OF a century the affairs of the
Gardnerville postoffice have been
administered without regard to poll
tics. This Bull Moose writer does
not seem to be very well informed
on the politics of Douglas county.
Since the time of Clevelands admin
istration no Democrat has been post
master at Gardnerville, and about
eight years ago there was a three
cornered fight for the office-the
contestants were all Republicans,
There was no chance for a Democrat.
Then again when a vacancy occur
red in the office by resignation, one
of the applicants was a lady who had
been the assistant in the office. She
applied on non-political lines but
her application was turned down
and by the influence OF prominent
Republicans the office was given to
the other contestant-a Republican,.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

organic pains CIidt
sometimes l would
lie in bed four days
at a time, could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to me or bother
me at all. Some
times l would suffer
for v hours at a
time. Different doc
tors did the best
they could for me
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25

the increase in the property valua
ton in the entire state.-Winnemu>-
ca Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
ohnRubke
LIVERY, FEED & SALE YARD
Phone 1898

IL ID ALL Null
To have enough wood around S o the
tramp can pay for his meal, and for
kindling and for CRATE fires, but it will
not give you a uniform heat.
Nothing Better Than KING Coal
for general heating purposes. Don't
forget that there are different kinds
of coal. Be sure you buy heating
quality, not simply weight. Slate and
rock are heavier than coal and cheap
er.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-25
WOMAN SUFFERED
TEN YEARS
From Nervousness Caused b!
Female Ills-Restored to
Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Auburn, N. Y.-"I suffered from
nervousness for ten years, and had such
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21

0fn 81 p. iaapui Nastolan piirin
nimismieben Iuofie fafi faubistu'
nutta mieStd ia fertoiipat, ettd pe'
ndIaiiet iotiIaat SennoIasIa oIipai
5%itoneet f5pfiad erddn mieben puu'
bun tiinni ia iIman muuia Idpistd'
meet bdnet paineteiuaan iitben paif'
faan. Edmd tdriipttdpd ndptelmd,
ionfa tobistaiift miebet aipan iattu'
malta olipat ioutuneet, oil fontn
~antarasti fosfenut mtesten bermot'
bin. pube Ell tabtonut fdpbd, mifd
on luonnouistaftn.
2dbbettiin topabtumdpaifaue ia
buomattitn ettG miebet olipot pubus
meet iotta. Siud famdla ndDtelmd
oil pieIdfin fdpnnisId. Wies oil IL
bottu puubun ia muutamat i~otilaat
oifein aIiupieerin tomennon mufaan
ipofIimGt pistimenid onnettoman
ruumitieen. ubri oil luonnouiiestifin
aitpan eIoton ia ddnet6n iefd ldpid
tdpnnd fuin ieuIa. &pbopttiin tdmdn
1ddIimdtt6mdn menetteIpn nbriSta
felpdd ottamoan Ia buomottiin iuu
retIi femennDfiefIi, ettd ie olifin bet
niud taptetip mieben maotoinen idf'
I'll ia ettd ie rautaiieen tertpepteenid
faiIoen fpieId moi festdd monta tdl'
iaista iaunaa, iobon iofu muu mites
oIi5i auttamattomasti Iortunut. 2onS'
taieerattuaan ettd ubri plofubtetfitr
ndbben NOT erittdin bptpin, poistui
ipat spiranomaiiet rpddfauon pat
faIta."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21

futtomaa on tatieua fitd bartauita
ioua otetaan ofaa neutrality-suspicious.
Teen. SDbdmen pobiasta faiobtao
ieurafunnan lauht m~uufalaiteslo
maasIa. Saforistoon tulaan laar'
naaiaa terpebiimddn, maifta emp
fertaa naSta iamattaiiinftn. Wtuun
muasia tulee ternebtim6dn erds not
men pobiois.S uomeSta. ,9dn oil 10
monta tpuotta o1ut MosfopaSia
paltpelufiesfa, mutta et olut iaantt
ttetdd, ettd faupunsiSia pioetddn
iuomenfieIiIid iumalanpalpelufiia.
2ppneleet Ebert bdnen IiImiStddn, Fun
MT tpuofen tofaa pddfi %ieurofunnan
fansia 9erran buoneefeen fuule'
maan ianaa omana dibinfieleuddn.
Hippifirioiiufieen ennen iumalan'
palpelufien alfua astun barmaapdi'
men mites. 9dn ndpttdd pasiinia,
ioSta fdp ielpiue, ettd bdnen tott'
paitfania OF Canon ipbdmestd, Ia
oitoianoIainen nimitin bdnead on.
Sdn tapaiIee ianoia Ia ppptdd ar'
teeffi. ettd pnbe hdneltd ei cndd iuiu
fiud 10 40 muotta on ban ouu Wos'
fopasia erdGsid tebiaasia foneen'
f~dpttdidnd iefd ppbdt eta ariet ipos
iddn, alma tpendldisten parisfa. ylpi
nasta bdnfin iai tietdd, Iuomalai'
iesta Observation-Disclosures Ia tul'.
SiImisid beiiasti %ianomaton lilo.
Mosfpmas1 ia on oIemaSIa luteri'
lainen Ieurofunta dibinfielenid unob
taneiue iafialaiIiue, Idttildifiue ia mi
rolaiIiue. Seurafunnan, iofa on nj
mitettp q. Sobannefien mufaan, on
perustanut iofunen puof fifteen np'
fpinen Wifaelin iofialaiien ieurafun'
nan paStort ". SuDn. Terran tuue'
ia pibetddn erddsid fouluialisia
8ronnoiafabuqa mendidnfieIinen lu'
teriIainen iumaIanpaIuelus. Suoma'
laifia Ell fuuIu fiiben ieurafuntaan
naiffa iotu fdpein Tead faarnaa
fuulemasia. SatiaIaifia on Wosfo'
tpasia $4,000 ia BELLA on fafii firf'
foa. pastori 2abn tpalitti, ettd np'
fpinen iuurfaupunfieIdmd on iuu'
resIa mddrin m~dbentdnpt m%arIntin
miespuoIiien pdestDn firfonfdpn'
It'd.
6. 50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21
mViten Eappsfa tieta nentputaam.

Ndin: v2un MT tuosta merdiGr
81 astutta ia fuletta fmian fauttu
tauin taite lebanon p~ieniarta pitfir
waiiffabaan merdidue, Min nous
faa fen 81 ia lesfeututfoo farianur'
roo alma oifeeIle fdiae pdtpdn las
fua fobt ia fiertee fiud tapaua Ca
lattalammin oifeeta fplpfee fiffi fun
nidtte ruobifonrinnaSTa HdiidIdn
Yefan tdmdn femmdifet toffeet (fa.
lafatisfat) ia niiien tafana ranta'
mniasia iuuren rdfdpetdidn, Min 1T
I'd Titid fidnnpttd pdipdnnoui ua fobt
ia tuIetta Hdiidldn ia Catalan raia'
aiiaue, iosia on iuIofutperdid. Gen
noustutpa aIafaa fats mauantietd,
toinen 2ubtaniitpue, puan mdnfdd
tpD iitd toista, iofa midp Stdpidn
9eiffilddn ia fuIetta fitd tuas pbtd'
fuoroo fits fun tuletta panbaue to.
Iatptieue - iiitd ei ennee etfi pie'
rasfaan"!
Sarpinneefo mainita, ettd iapo'
IaiTiItatin tdptpp iosfus tdmdnfin
idIfeen ppptdd IiidieImitpfid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21
Suonfen uuti$ia.
aelia peninfnlmaa rrumiinfanto-
matfaa.

Sarminaista Hence ettd ruumisto
fuIietetaan peninfnImamddrtd fanta'
malta bautaan. Niin tmitenfin to-
pabtui dsfettdin Sooanfpldsid, JOS
ia not. II pnd baubattiin eras mat
moibminen, iota ~arfusia oil famnet'
tn ct mdbemmdn fuin = 40 filomet'
rid. 2antaminen Ell fuitenfaan tapab'
tunut f~omeusIpistd maan teitten
puutteen tafia, iiud paiffafunnalta,
iosta ruumista fulietettiin ei ole Fir
fonfpIddn tpefitietd enempdd fuin
mitddn aiotietdtddn, ainoastaan
idnfien ia metfien balfi fulfema fdp'
mdpoltu. - Tdaaiiet tapaufie ct pu'
butpat life puolestaan miten tarpeel'
linen funnolisten fulfuteitten banfft.
minen eapisia on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21
Merifdarme ndbtb tooellt'
fnmbeSia.

Wfn II paimdn iItapdinaud, st.
Ioinan ouesfa torponmufaiieua mat
fauoan, nafimdt Iaimasia oliiat
araaIeIin ia Dirpiniemen mdl'ud
Ioipan ebesId fummauiien otitien.
&c oil noin 81 merlin p%ttutnen ia
nafpi fita meben pddad folme fob'
toa, ifddnfuin ionfinIaiIia pabfurot'
to 5eIasId. Gamd QUITO me'eldtpd
Fulfil biutan eri i%uintaan fuin lotfpa
mutia labbettiin ftd aiamaan tafaa.
.WerifdGrme" oil fnitenftn tttit nos
PEG HifteisIddn, ettei laiipa itfd to'
poittannt. Sonfun oian fnluttiia to-
toF fe ndtpmdtt1miin.
9aimasia oil paIion mdfed, M. M
oil otettu lastousmdfi erddstd nal'
miifTi lastatusta Ioiipasta iunri nd
hid ennen mufaon. 9ietenfin berdtt'
tuouatIen merisilmi5n ndfeminen iou'
fosIa Iuurta buomiotd. Wtiebet, iotl'
la oil mufano pitfdt propTifetiit, ar
meIipat eitd fpud eIuffa otis nous
Sut funban oIiFpat pddsieet tste'
madn fouffunia fiben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21
,,Oliko aitisi kelvoton
aanestamaan?"
6. g..

Yllaolevalla otsakkeella on New
York Journal kirioittanut ioku aka
naisaanioikeuden puolesta seuraa-
vaan Japan:
,,Se on vaaryytta, Sc On hapeaa
michele ia julmuutta naista koh-
taan, eta taman maan aidit ovat
estetyt pitamasta huolta lakien saa-
dannasta', sanotaan kirioituksen
alussa. Viitaten sitten kuvaan,
iossa huolestuneen ia vasyneen ma
k0inen att pitaa huolta kolmesta
~lapsestaan, iatkuu kirioitus: KAT
SO tuota kuvaa. Sc esittaa laval
lista hyvaa, kunnon vaimoa, ioka
pitaa huolta perheestaan. Kuka
mics uskaltaa samoa, eta tama val
mo Ell ole kelvollinen aanestamaan,
tahi eta hanella Ell ole oikeutta
aanestaa. Han tuottaa lapset maa-
ilmaan. Han pitaa heista huolta.
Han karsii kodin sairaudet, vastuk-
set ia yksitoikkoisuuden, miehen
Odessa poissa, toimessa, ioka on
aarettomasti palion vahemman kar-
sivallisyytta kysyvaa, Att karsii
lapsivuoteen hirvittavat tuskat, iot-
ka ovat verrattomasti kovempia,
kuhn karsimykset taistelutantereel-
la, ioista miehet min patio puhu-
vat. Att karsii huolen ia surun
p~userrukset, kun hanen lapsensa o.
vat sairaana; han menee koetusten
lapi, iotka ovat miehille kasitta-
m attomia, n~ahdessaan lapsensa
k~uolevan, koettelemusten lapi, iot-
ka ovat miehille sietamatt0mia.
Koko mailman taakka painaa val
mon harteille. Han luopi koko
rodun, seka miehet eta naiset. Vaa.
rat lait lepaavat raskaina hanen
paallansa. Huonot lait ia lakien
valvomisen laiminlyonti muserta-
vat hanen poikiensa luonteen, ia
han karsii, karsii =.
Kasittamattoman typeria ia raa-
koia ovat ne, jotka tahtovat kieltaa
naista ottamasta osaa aanestyksiin.
Eiko maan naiset ole oikeutetut
halveksimaan lakeja, kun heita kiel-
letaan ottamasta osaa niitten saata-
miseen? Eivatko miehet ole alku.
a%ioista asst tehneet palion pahem.
pia tekoia, kuhn aanioikeusnaiset
Fnglannissa milloinkaan ovat teh'
meet, koettaessaan saada itselleer
! aanioikeutta ia vapautta. Eivatkt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-21

/, n. k. jalot isanmaan sankarit tassa
maassa alkuaikoina vedonneet to.
koihin, joita tuskin voidaan edes
kuvaiDa, taistelussaan Englantia
vastaan, joka kielsi heilta osano-
ton eduskuntaan, vaikka he vero-
tukseenkin osaaottivat? Me pu-
humme kaikki ihastuksella vallan-
kumouksesta ia niissa taisteluista,
joita miehet kavivat miehia vastaan,
saadakseen aanioikeuden ia itsehal-
linto'oikeuden ia me annamme sell
~laisenkin tapauksen anteeksi, eta
npatriootit" laahasivat Bostonissa
naisen, alastomana lapi katuien.
Miksika emme me sis osoita jon
kun verran ihailua, anteeksi-anta-
vaisuutta Englannin naisille heidan
ia muitten maitten naisille heidan
vaatiessaan epatoivoisesti itselleen
oikeutta ia ihmiskohtelua.
Michele, joka vastustaa naisaa-
nioikeutta, tahi irvistaa ialoien
naisten yritykselle paasemaan oike-
uksiinsa, me teemme seuraavat KY
sykset:
Miksika sina halveksit naisia ia
pidat 'heita kykenemattomina aa-
nestamaan2
Oliko sinun oma aitis %kykenema-
ton siihen? Onko sinulla min kur-
ia aiatus omasta aidistasi, %sisares-
tasi, tyttarestasi, eta pidat heita
vahemman arvoisina arvostelemaan
yleisia asioita ia ottamaan osaa hal
litukseen, kuhn joku kuria olento,
joka huuhtelee sisuksiaan wiskilla
saluunan nurkassa. Jokainen hitu-
men sydamellisyytta, mita sinussa
on lapsuudestasi, olet sina saanut
aidiltasi. Jokainen ihminen on syn
tynyt raakalaisena, vaan aiti Sc
karsivallisesti ia hellasti vahentaa
julmuutta ia vakivaltaisuutta, aset-
taen herttaisuutta ia sydamellisyyt-
ia %siialle. Mika hapeamattomyys,
eta mics uskaltaa samoa naista,
ioka on kyennyt hanta ohjaamaan
lapsuudessaan, hallitsemaan hanta
poikana ia innostamaan hanta mie-
~huudessa, kelvottomaksi kaytta-
maan aanioikeuttaan.
Sc mics, joka vastustaa nais-aa-
| nioikautta tahi nauraa sille, on joke
narri, defamation ia tahallaan val
a1is .vaaryyteen, tahi han on lapsuu'
destaan asst elanyt huonoien nais.
ten seurassa. Hanta on mutton
saalittava, mutta hanella Ell ole OIL
keutta estaa parempien, kuhn ha-
men omaistensa naisten, ottaa osaa
itsehallintoon.
Naiset maksavat ~nykyaikana ras-
kasta veroa. Entisina aikoina oil
vat verot miesten maksettavia. Mic
het maksoivat ~tie.veroa, leimasin-
veroa ia muita veroia. Nykyaikana
v~erottavat trustit naisia. Oljy-trus-
ii, koli.trusti, sokeri-trusti, iauho-
trusti, iaatrusti = mania kaikki We
rottavat hallituksen luvalla naisia
ilman naisten edustusoikeutta. Ku-
ka Sc uskoo, eta naiset, iotka max
savat tata veroa trusteille, eivat o.
lisi kylliksi alykkaita lopettamaan
tata verotusta? Jos nainen on kyl-
liksi hyva kasvattamaan ia opetta-
ma an polka ia tyttaria, kylliksi
hyva ueuvomaan aviomiestaan, kyl-
lin karsivallinen ia bella kestamaan
kaikki naisen koettelemukset, min
eiko han ole kylliksi hyva ia rita
van alykas ottamaan osaa maan
hallintoon? Nainen on urhoolli-
sempi kuhn mics; han on todista-
nut sen tuhat milioonaa kertaa lap.
si-vuoteessa. Nainen on hartaam-
pi asiaansa kuhn mics; Sc nainen,
joka eli ole valmis uhraamaan hem
keaan lapsensa hyvaksi, on poikke-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1913-02-22
1891 Sc !

The superintendent reported
that Mr.. H. E. Landry, who had
been engaged by the School
Board to make certain inyestiga-
tons concerning Sixteenth Sec
ton Lands, was absent and that
Mr. Landry had not yet sent any
report on his findings. The presi-
dent directed the secretary to mo-
tify Mr.. Landry to hold himself
in readiness for a summons to the
next meeting OF the Board and TO
have ready at that time a report
on his work.
It was moved by Mr.. Leger,
seconded by Mr.. Lousteau, that
the following bills be approved
for payment:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1913-02-22

the transfer when the Hsoit disant" pur
chaser failed or refused to buy and for
feited the earnest money as is shown by
check OF Mr.. Charles Lougue.
Elfer, who still held the option. some
times thereafter sold these same swamp
lands TO one Dressner for the sum OF
SIS, ,00O. 90 The defendant admits having
received from Elfer the sum Of $5,0OO.-
90 plus . bondus of $4,000 which
amounts were credited to Rose Planta
don.
There Is no evidence that Lasseigne
ever received any OF the profits if there
we're any.
Lssseigne furnished the money to buy
the plantation, advanced the money to
operate same and turned over to Mrs.
Cambre and her children the sum of over
Ten Thousand Dollars, and think that
they have received their full share of
what they were entitled to from the
Rose Plantation and that the claim of the
heirs of Mrs. Cambre is hypothetical and
lchsmerical.
In letter of Miss Edna Cambre. one
Of the plaintiffs herein, to Augustin
Lasseigne, in which she asks OF him on
behalf of her mother, Mrs. Lucien
Cambre for loan of $4,000, Ellie
speaking OF her mother, am'avait dit de
te dire que la maison va etre vendue
par Fitzpatrick, q la fin du mois, aiors
ellie rendra tout ce que nous to devons.
Again in another letter from same 70
same, and after the death of Mrs. Cambre,
another loan of 500. is asked of Las.
seigne. It is evident that il Mrs. Cambre
ever thought that Lasseigne was hel
debtor, she surely would not have asked
Laeeeigne Tor . loan Of money which
lher daughter Edna says world be re.
turned after tbs sale of Mrs. Caubre's
house IN the City.
considering the evidence and the Law
being in favor of defendant and fO'
reasons above given.
/ 1t is ordered, adiudged and decreec
that there be judgment IN favor Of de
fsndant and against plaintiffs lismissins
plantifs demand with costs-
Judgment rendered. resd and signee
in open Court, Parish of ST. John tn
Baptist. February 8, 1918.
(signed) Prentice e. Darlington.
Judge.
A true copy, Clerks Office. Parish Q
st. John the Baptist, this elh. day Q
February A: D. 1913.
WILLIAM ]. HART
! Clerk of Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1913-02-22
Convict Labor Abandoned.

Our contract with the State Board Of
Control viii be cancelled within Q few
DAYS. This conclusion was reached by
the Police Jury Tuesday upon the un-
animous suggestion Of the taxpayers OF
this parish, assembled in joint session at
the Courthouse.
The geod roads win henceforth be
constructed and maintained with free
labor.
The remodeling OF the courthouse was
postponed for time and the suggss-
fion was made to the Jury that it ap-
propriates the sum Of $4,000 towards
the maintenance Of our public schools
for the balance 6f the present session.
The official proceedings are published
in this issue.