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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Promote the Health OF
the Child.

II is no longer sufficient that school
shall not interfere with the health Of
the child; it must positively promote
1t. asserts DR.. Woods Hutchinson. The
schooIroom should be tolerated in so
far as it makes for health. and not one
whit farther Growth is the chief
and only important business Of the
child; and the duty OF education Is 10
assist that growth Whatsoever is
more than this in il, cometh OF evil
The school ought to be, and must be
made. the wholesomest and health
Aest place in the world for the child
The old education concerned itself
solely with the mind Of the child. and
the only part OF his body that it took
into account at all was the brain-hulb
at the upper end OF him. The new edu-
cation considers the whoia child. and
proposes 20 develop all his powers
bodily mental and moral 4 healthy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Domestic Science.

The Chicago woman who advertised
for q domestic. and offered weekly
auto ride as one Of the inducements
got but enc reply. she was requested
20 send a photograph Of the chauffeur
so that it could be determined wheth-
or the place was as attractive as de
sired As the lady's husband himself
drives the car the Photograph was not
sent, and there is search in other
directions for a domestic II would
seem from this that the service must
have more than ordinary Inducements
these days. aud then doesn't sult some
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
MISSING the Point.

Representative Bucker of Colorado.
apropos of a tariff argument about SUI
gar. said TO Washington correspond
emit: "Oh. well, those men don't see
my point They miss my point as bad
ly as the old lady missed her sons.
- Neither, a young man said, would
you believe that il takes 5000 ele-
plants year 10 make our piano keys
and billiard balls? Make our piano
keys and billiard ballsl' cried the old
lady. Welt always understood
that elephants were intelligent crea-
lures. but ] never knew before that
they'd been trained TO make piano
keys and billiard ball"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

that were cracked, or otherwise unsal-
able" replied the grocer. IF you bad
sorted your eggs l might have done
better for you"
or course she did not like IL, ~.
whose fault was it If she could not
get the highest market price?
A little later another lot was
brought in. There were two boxes of
them, in each of which were twelve
cartons, holding a dozen eggs each.
One bcx was full of white-shelled
eggs, clean as pearls, uniform in size,
and packed with the small end down.
The other held browfl-shelled eggs,
some cartons being light brown, and
others dark brown. The clerk smiled
as he lifted them out.
Eighteen cents dozen. and glad
to get them. Orders waiting for them
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

courteous precursor of a fuller com
mnnieation when he has learned our
your-pleasure.
She did not at once express it
indeed, at the moment. seemed scarce
" to have comprehended; her glance,
which had swept furtively behind
when he was studying the document,
returned more uueaslly to his. but not
before he had caught the backward
look
"WelI?" he said with a touch of as.
perlty, ''Well?' he repes tea, when
his gaze. following the direction hers
had taken, paused.
Although well lighted IN the center
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

paper. bis usually austere face wore
q slightly propiuatory expression,
while the eyes he turned upon her,
as slowly he entered the room, sug-
eestod respite of differences. Paus-
ms. he toyed with the missive, turn
ing it around and around in his fin
gers. as If something in his thoughts
we're revolving with IL. Had ne been
more watchsul of her. less bent on
some matter uppermost in his mind,
he could not have failed TO mark the
pailor of his face. or the agitation
written there As 1t was, his glance
swept without studying.
Il hoped to find you here he be
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

by great Venetian eandelabrum, the
Tar ends Of the spacious hall lay
somewhat in obscurity; notably the
space adorned with tropical plants
and hfe-size bronze before the en-
trance 70 the balcony. II was on this
dim recess the Governor permitted his
eye to rest; at first casually: then
with sudden appearance OF interest.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Body as Well as Brain

happy. well.taught childhood for ev.
cry child born into the community Is
its atm--nothing more, nothing less
No country which is contented with
less can call itself civilized. The
child Is our best crop; the one for
which. in fact. all others sse raised
and no money. no time. no energy, in
telligcntly spent upon its cultivation,
can be wasted
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
CHAPTER XVII.
The Moun.sbank and Ny Lady.

The Mountebank and My Lady.
'The Governors daughter!" Had
the light been stronger they must
have seen the start tho mountebank
gave. '1mpossible!"
"Eh? What?" Surprised in turn,
the officer gazed at him. You dare
out with him!" To the soldiers.
But in a moment had the mounte-
bank recovered his old demeanor, and.
without waiting for the troopers to
obey the commandments order, walked
voluntarily toward the door and into
the passage.
Our supper! Our support" A mum.
Der OF the prisoners, erowding for
ward, began once more to call Justify.
when again was the disk-studded
woodwork swung unceremoniously TO-,
cutting short the sound of their lam
entations.
"Dogs" Malevolently the dwarf
gazed back. ITO want to gorge them
selves on a holy day"
"Pious Jacquesl" murmured the
commandant. But ] always said you
made a model landlord"
When not interfered With" grum-
bled the other.
Eat any rate he doesn't seem TO APP
preciate his good fortune" with a
glance at the mountebank.
mo" jeering. "A gallant cavalier
to step blithely at great lady's com
.s,rnaf s,+c,.n odpahgn nxsarusb n lime
met" bowling grotesquely. Your
LadyshIp's condeseensioD'
why, then. need you take me?" in.
terposed the mountobank quickly,
"Can you not tell her ladyship | am
not fit to appear in her presence--an
uncouth clown"
Bah! I've already done that" an.
swered tho commandant
But how came her ladyship TO
know OF here---?"
How indeed?"
And what does she want of me?"
"That," roughly, you win find out !"
and stepped down the hall. followed
ny the soldiers, mountebank and
dwarf. the last Of whom took leave OF
them az the door
Clear waa the night; the stars. like
liquid drops about to fall, caressed
with silyery rays the granite piles.
In contrast to the noisome atmosphere
OF the prison, faint perfumes. borne
from some aowery slope of the dis.
tant shore, swept dangerously in and
out the open ,dsles and passages OF
the Mount. In such an hour that up.
per region seemed TO belong entirely
TO the sky; to partake of it's wondrous
stillnesa; to share It's mysteries and
its secrets Like intruders. penstrat-
ing an enchanted spot. now they trod
soft shadows, then, dangerous, beat
beneath fout delicate laceworks Of
llght.
Here We ara!" The officer stopped.
At the same time upon a nearby bal
cony n nghurgale began to sing. ten
tatively. qs II trying the scope and
quality ol it's voice. You are TO 10
In" he announced abruptly
Such a fine palace! IL would
rather mott" muttered The fellow, as
they crossed an outer threshold and
proceeded 10 mount some polished
stairs.
stubborn aolt. Now in you march.
pausing before n door "But. bark
you! and my men remain without
So. mind your behavior. or" a look
from the oommandant completed tbe
sentence
Alone, in an apartment az the ral
ace, some moments later. the moGnte
banks demeanor underwent a quick
change, he glanced hastily toward the
door the commaudant had closed in
aeaying, and then, with sudden bright
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
A Coed Pasture.

Timothy and clover make a fine
pasture FOR COWS. The seed should be
sovn in the spring. Sow broadcast.
Mix timothy with it. sowing ten
pounds Of tiAothy and four pounds OF
clover seed. Prepare the ground as
for wheat the previous fall.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Was Afraid of Excitement

you no My heart is Weak you Office
Men Do all you can TO get Nee out Of
trouble. If they had TOLD Nee the let
ten Was year / Never Wood sind
the bond l thought it Was year So !
Was told when you Rite Don't Rite
any thing that win excite Nee it win
Fly to My Heart kansas City Star
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Most usefaI Bird.

The common plover is one Of the
most useful birds in the land. as it
destroys snails, wire worms, beetles
and all sorts of obnoxious insects.
In Scotland these birds are protected
BY law
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

"BearsGn says his ultimate desire
is to be u United States senator. +"
When man gets so much money as
be has he doesn't care what Kind OF
life he leads IL Life
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

A new windmill has horizontally ar
ranged vanes. SO sheltered by hood
that those which move against the
wind do not feel its force. thereby Per.
hitting increased size and power
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02

A tree can be bridge grated in less
than half an hour. and it is better TO
take this time to do it than to let
a valuable tree die.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
,s.I,le of Green Rcn.

Green cut bonc is one Of the best
ohtainabie foods to iGd=ca egg-pro-
duction ard promote growth.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
slnht kInd al erit

Grit. to De OF any use to the fowl
must be grit. It must have sharp
aarrars and cutting edges
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
CHAPTER XIX.

The Mountebank and the Governor.
In his hand the Governor held a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Foos "a chicks.


Chicks should be fed hard boiled
eggs only few days,
Washington Journal., 1913-05-03
eiuiadbsit ais enzns.
gE,. Si,I5efudtss SStsI nItsn stiIs in
2pnbpn.

CpUppUs
usberuu iiberbietst man FG bsuAs
aMlaoe in puloIdbnli9sn, init dls
lem Qomfort Der Nsu5sit- ousseifots
tsten 6otels, in osnen Elm Druid ouf
Sen elettrif9,n RnOpf ben 9eniuss
ser Qualification In al Ieinsn Tors
men sur grf9sinuns brinst. Sn
gnoIono ober, Dem ionierpntipen
2unbe, sibt ss 2euts. sic Fd 9sstn
FprtI6ritt uno glsu3sit itrGubsn, uno
Sic beute nod 70 pobnen mohttn.
ME ibre Batter DOT ibnen.: NaH.
1rnte meinen, DAB Iis, fpsnn -Fs nod
Ser 6auptltoot ibrss 2dnoes iOms
men, 0arauI utr3i1ten miiBtsn. ober
n.in. ou9 fir ibrsn @ei4Tod IL
in Ser Gieben Minionsn : Stoot
oeIoret. Wiittsn in Dem mOOsrnsn
@etpooe beg Wsitsnos BON GonOon,
in elmer @sitsntraBe Der sls9onten
Reoent Street. sibt Is Elm 9OttI alien
Gtils, Elm Sous nod Gem 9er5en Der
Mnti : Jortfdrittler, osnn bisIes
5ptef protsftisrt IOsuiussn esasn
oGes, pos I9 felt Dem TOos @eOres
H., 1920. srtignet bat. &sin 6iDe
S'tlod Stu. feline Muiit, tsir 5obrs
ftub., Itin Ss.epbon, tsin slsttrifdes
2i&t, ia ni9t einmol Gusbelsu9tuns
ober Petroleum : 2ompen ,gibt es,
Sur 8slsudtuns oicnen ousI9lieBIi4
Rer3en.
HutiirIia pirb aud Ous mObsrne
Yropoeonoa : Mittel Der Retloms
perI9mGbt. aber oeTen beoors ou9
oas Iono.rbare SauS niat. oenn es
fneint INNER uou gu iein. Die Gin
esfpsibten gsbsn lbre MiHenidoft on
OleitoeIinnte neiter. lnb aud BON
Iclfen miro bos SotsI frsquentiert,
oi., bon Der ueppi3tsit uno Dem
Gurus hires tGaIidsn 0ebens iibsrs
IGttie4, Tid in Oie yinfndbeit fliifs
tel mO9ten.. Nur eires oiirfen Die
GaIte oes SotsIs nidt psraeFen. fe
miiFen rGsIo in ibrs.. 8sutel tun".
Denl Die Gtntd11ett Ut GIN CuIhs,
ben man teuer be3oblen muB.
Mu6 in Der gitp BON 2onoon gibt
es nod elm 6otel GbnIider Nrt. 6rsis
lid 1T IS in Der 9udftGnoigteit ni4t
gora 70 ebrseiais. tpie oos !5ous i'm
@effeno. oenn our Nustenung i'm
Scbrs 1851 puroe ss mOOernifiert,
nm bic 8efuder an5ulpden. @tit
tamols obsr bat es TAPER ieoer
Neuerung nioeritanoen. Diefes 500
tel srfrsut fi9 ebenfa1s ftsts Oes be-
fen 8efu9es, bat uber ~alIeroinss
Guber Der MltertiimliGtsit nod einen
febr fpertroler @Orsug aufsupsifen:
e. 1T pienei9t Der auertinite NinteI
3pnoOns. uno oas. pbnobl ts ii9
rur ettpa cine Minute bonn Mlaniion
6ouTe fefinbet, mitteH in Dem gr0Bs
fen @etimmel Der or0Bten Stuot Der
Melt.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-03
Ser Nnfamg bcs gricfmarfrn-
hanOclS.

Sn 2onbon 1T fiiraIi9 GtanleD
@ibbons se%Itorben, Der 8sgriinOer
bes beute gu 10 onfebnIi@er 8eoeu-
tung on9epadienen unb iiber bic
gon3e Melt berbreiteten 8riefmorten=
bonbeIs. Die @eiAi9te feiner 2ouf=
bobn, bic i'm bon fIeinen Mnfdngen
gum 8eiiber elmer MeItfirma emporz
gefiibrt bat, 1T ni9t nur fir Die
Sreunbe biefes @ammcIfports BON
Sntereffe. @Is Rnabe orbeitete @ib~
bons i'm @ef9dfte feinss Bates,
eines gbemiters in plbmoutb. S9on
friib erfoBte i'm cine tpobre Qsipsn-
19oft fir bos acknowledgements.
unb oIs ct fiinfSebn Sabre olt mar,
beeonn er in fIeinerem llmfonge
Sonbelssef9dfte nit ben seIiebten
Morten gu treiben. Sein Batter err
loubte i'm foaar, oIs CT mertte, bob
bic 2iebboberei bes Suneen Iutratip
81 tperben besonn, fid einen eioenen
2obsntifh in elmer gde feines Sc
S9dfts ein5uri9ten.
Stanlep Gibbons Mortenbonbel
tpu6s fnnell unb erlanate balb 1oIdle
Bebeutunq, hnR feline @innobmen bic
feines Batter iberitiegen; nod bsifen
Sobe tpurbe ou9 bds urfpriinaltus
@e1nGft pertauft. @inen begonoeren
MufTntpuno nnbm Gibbons Brief
marfenhunbel infpIoe zines oliidlis
den 3uFol1s. SIN Sabre 1868 tos
men 3pei Motrofen. bic bic in elmer
Gde bes .G9aufenfters ousaeleaten
8riefmarten eefeben batten, in ben
2obsn unb frogten ben iunaen
6dnbIer, Of er niAt fir Morten
@~ermenbunq bGtte. bic ie ouf ibrem
@hiff nit T9 acknowledgement
Gibbons foate ia, unD nm ndhften
Sage fomen bic Matrofen nit einem
eonaen @Gd9en BON Morten pieber;
es fporen Sauienbs BON breiediaen
aop Der guten Soffnuno, feltene unb
esmDbnli9e Mrten burheinanber oe=
miIht. DUFF bic Traoe, tpober lie bic
Morten 1Gtttn, ertldrten bic Wotros
fen, es mdren Morten, bic mon in
Ropftobt fir WpbltGtigtsits5psds
qeIammeIt bate. unb elm SID boil
bopon nGre nuf einem 2ir9snbofdr
psrTteisert tporben; fe bdtten, bn iie
gerobe ouf elmer @eraniiaunsfobrt
oufs 2onb bo5u ,oefommen pGr.n, elm
Sos fir einen SHILLING setouFt unb
bieTe Drummer eetpnnnen. 90nft DerS
eniigt aogen bic beiben Seerioden ob.
oIs ibnsn Gibbons $25 fir ihren
S9oB iibereab. Der toitbor' Wor<
rat hieIt lonec Scyohre Dor; nod elmer
befdeibsnen @Adbung bat Gibbons
minbeFens $250O an feinsm &auf
berbient. 6eute freili4 triirbe Der
Sud boil Morten gut bns 3ebnfa9e
!. an Wert bdben.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-03
Hnssisen.
1nnflrs arieasCiIS.
. ..itlsFrit bes @sut'dcu 8Oten 3ren5es
IN GurFtnntinOpel.

IN GuEftantitupcl.
Dos @sutI6e Rote areu3 bat i'm
sonsen feds @rpsoitiOnsn CUR pfIsge
Ser Nernunbeten unb &ronten i'm
23uItantrisee abseianOt. Die erite
Expedition, Die abging. mar jsne, bic
zen ben bei6en Ner5ten gbefor5t Or.
Eiebert (lllm) unb Or. 9iBIer (yleu=
1lIm) eefiibrt tpur6e Ginaelne Wlits
Glieoer oiefer Expedition finO uns
!GnsIt aug RonftuntinOpeI 5uriidssF
fetrt.
Sn Sen trifen Sdasn mad ibrer
Mniunft in RonituntinopsI poren lie,
nie 5e beri6ten, oomit bsfhdftigt,
ben ibnsn our @erfieuns etitelItsn
Gau, Elm friiberss tiirtif6ss 2a3orett,
BOG fpGter ols MuiffduIe perfpenbet
fooroen tpor, ols SpitoI ein3urihten.
Eos @ebGube hattie teinen Tuhbooen.
Die 8etten tporen meiTt @eThente.
oIt,. morfds SOI8Ttide. gu oensn BON
ser oeutThsn &olonie bic WdiHe
Enb bic 9eden beigeiteuert truroen.
Es puroe raid cine Dompfbei5ung
eineebuut, bic ober oft an tuIten Sds
cen nidt in Betrieb mar. 0d in Der
Gtd0t erbebIiher &oblenmangel
MrrTdte. SIN sonoen tpuroen IA
@Gle einssriGtst uno nit 800 8ets
ten bsItelt, bic foft bic gauge 3eit
SELECT parsn. Se9s bis odt 0amsn
Ser beutffen 2oIonie ftelIten iid
frsipiuig aIs !6ilfsperfonal CUR 8sr<
fiiquno. SnosKen tpurbe BON beut=
ffsn Gruu,n ftsiBig an Wdfdss
f'iiden fir ole @erfpunoeten ssars
beitet. 70 Dob ss mOeli4 mar, Ole
tirfif6en Yotisntsn, bic ii9 nit
smsi, brsi 6emOsn, nit oft flint Biz
feds Dieter longen 8ou1binosn unb
nit benz MontsI foedr ins gett leg
zen. uus3uTtutten. Die StaOt feIbft
nor iberou nit @oI0oten fart be-
f.Bi. Sn Der 3eit BON fat flint
Monntcn tpur0sn an 1000 Opsraticz
sivn an 8erpunGeten porgenommer.
Die Snfettipnstranfen (Sbpbus uno
ghoIero) tporsn i1oIiert unb Iuqen
r;dt i'm onqemsinen Gpitol. Der
tiirfifhe Snlbdt 1T onfpru6slos unb
SeouTbia. Sein S0fifss 1T, ipenn er
fau6en fam, uno 70 lieB mar ibnen
ard lire 2iaaretten, nit oenen mdnz
de i'm 8ett Tpgar Itarbcn. Die 3apI
Der hiruraiIh gu bebanoslnNen
&rnntsn ma ndtiirlid Iebr grpB, bens
rcd erloNen bdpon nur etind 25.
Tie Wunben. bic bic Rranten ouf>
Eiefsn. tparen meilt aIt., pereitsrts,
init Mo6sn bsTeBte S1uBnun0en:
Gplitterungen BON GHrdpneGs un0
@ronaten. Die MnqefdoFenen muB=
4sE fid toaeIang neiterT9leppsn. Biz
5se al einem &rontsntransport bdz
men. Gle Idnotsn odrum aud
%.rupppeife i'm SpitoI an. Man
trahte fie auf @dgcn. oft ouf pferc.
sefhnolIt. Sn elmer NaGt Ionaien
einmaI 172 M}ann an. Won fam
fh 0enfen. boB bic pdar Ganitdts=
ledte iebr onqeitrenet tporsn. absnos
rft erft UNI 10. II ubr gum GFsn
tomen unb no6ts um 2 llbr Iflon
foie6er beraus muBten. Die 3oft fir
sic GronFen ME aud fir oas per
ionuI beitanb fat INNER aus Reis
Mth er1m"I' e''1. NIs @etr1nt
iruros See Qsreiht. Die G6perpers
trunoetrn erbieIten bur9 Die @crs
1a;tttIuna Der beutfden 9oti6oft-
sRilh. Die @srftGnbiaune NIT o,n
9iirten mar cnfanas febr fdtrsr
Sie oeutFhen Oamen, Die ale gut
siirfif6 fprafen, muBten Die Doll
metf4erinnen abseben.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-03
1InIHrA Ninher Tie /

unfert Stnber. Die tIsis
ne Nnna: r8ls tbuit Ou. RIara, penn
Du einmal grob biit2" Die tleiIs Gla.
"a: sd fsirat6e! l1nb mas tbuit
Du9" Die feline Nnna: sd peros
cine @7ft~sssrmutter, bdmit i'd mid
an ben b0fsu gubsn ridden tamil"
Gntf9eibung porbe.
bnItcn. 5rduIein: sd bente sar
nttt oarur, gu beirutb:n." = Sunsel
Mdnm: ga. rsnn aber nun Stmuno
um SIRE Sanb unbdlt2" - 6rdulein:
~Nun. bnnn f0nnte man es ii9 ia
immer nod iberleoen.-
Washington Journal., 1913-05-03
WarbinOtOn SOnrnaL

erfbeimt feben &amtaN.
@nibinstOn SOurHaI g., Sue,
@ieentbimer.
Herausseber: Gbns. &. SHpssIsr.
Office, Te6aFtion un6 Drudere:
10 Gedbffe Giraffe. u. 81.
SeIepbon, Ratn 1889.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-12-13
AS TO PARDoNINe DR.. MckowEN.

This paper has not changed it's opin
ion concerning the crime or punish
ment of DR.. E, C. McKowen. Nothing
has occurred subsequent to the muir.
der to change those conclusions one
lota. The reasons advanced by Col
Harrison Parker, president of the
Board Of Control of the State Peniten.
tiary, for McKowen's release, namely
his services as a physician at convict
camps and the farm, and his assistance
in quelling mutiny, while signal and
meritorious, and would be sufficient
grounds for clemency to some men, is
OF questionable propriety in his case
and for the reason that while the
crime for which he Is undergoing pun.
lshment is usually described as that Of
a monomaniac, there is no ground for
assurance that he is a cured or g.
changed man. True, the deIuge of
anonymous letters stopped with his
entrance into the penitentiary. This
was due either to extreme vigilance
exercized over his actions, which was
evidently not the case since he was
allowed great liberty as a levee camp
physician, or to his being clever
enough to perceive that it was folly
to pursue this course longer. It's
ceasing 80 abruptly is the act of sane
man, There is no guarantee of what
he would do when at liberty.
The acts of kindness, public spirit,
devotion to duty. attributed to him are
not new characteristics to those who
know him best. He was long known
as faithful and tender physician, de-
vout church member, so renowned for
good works that the mere charge of
crime was almost unbelievable. On
the other hand he was bitter and
vindictive in his animosities, relentless
In his attitude to his foes. He is In
fact living embodiment of DR.. Jekyll |
and Mr., Hyde, and to release a man
like that is an act of grave danger, in |
addition to the violence to law in set
ting aside the solemn verdict con-
demning him to life-imprisonment. If
three years comprises life term then
1t Ia safer in Louisiana to kill man
one of Gods innocents say, that even
barbarians protect-than it is to steal
q horse.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-12-13
AN ORDINANCE.

Relative to the policing or regulating the
keeping of dogs within the corporate
limits Of the Town of ST. Francis
vile. La, providing a penalty to be
imposed upon all dog owners who
violate the same, and empowering
the marshal to capture and destroy
all dogs kept in violation of this
ordinance
Sec. ]. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen OF the Town OF
st. Francisville. La. at regular session
Of said board. that from and after the
adoption Of this ordinance it shall be UNI
lawful for any bitch or female dog to
run at large upon any street or streets,
walks, or public places within the corpo-
rate limits of the Town OF st. Francis
vile. while In season.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, that any
person or persons contravening or vio-
lating the provisions set forth in Section
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one Q) Of the ordinance by allowing dogs
owned by them to run at large as afore-
said, shall upon conviction be fined In
the sum not to exceed Ave (s5.00) dollars.
nor for a sum less than two dollars and
fifty cents $3.50 for each offense, or in
default of said fine, to be imprisoned not
more than five 90 days, nor less than
one % day.
Sec 3. Be Il further ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, that the
marshal is hereby authorized and en-
powered to capture all dogs running at
large In violation of the ordinance, and
to destroy all dogs whose owners are
unknown. or whose owners refuse 10
claim them.
Sec. 4. Be 1t further ordained by the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen of the
Town Of st. Franclsyille. La, that this
ordinance shall take effect from and af-
ter It's adoption.
A. B. BRIANT. Mayor.
G. L. PLETTINGER, Clerk.
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sHERlEE'S SALE.

state of Louisiana, Parish of Point.
Coupee, 21st Jud. Dist. Court.
John M. Parker Co., vs.. Robert S
Bienvenue.
BY virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facias
to the Sheriff directed by the Honora
BILE the 21st judicial District Court fol
the Parish of Pointe Coupee, l have
seized and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House in the town Of st. Fran
cfsvile, La, at the hour Of II o'clock
a. m, on
Saturday, December 10, 1918,
the following property, to.wit;
"A certain piece or parcel of land
situated in the Parish of West Felic.
lana, being Section Is in Township
No. 2 South Range S West, composed
OF lots one and two in said Section,
and the East half of the Northeast
quarter, and lots three and four Of
said Section, containing in the aggre-
gate One hundred and sixty-eight and
4+10O acres, more or less, this
being the same land which was pur-
chased by Robert S. Bienvenue from
Louis P. Kilbourne, Parish Treasurer,
acting for the Parish Board of School
directors OF the Parish Of West Fe-
llclana, az Will appear by reference to
Record No. %, page 149;
which purchase was made OH the 18th
lay of January, 1911, by Act passed
before E. S. Muse, Notary Public"
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit
If appraisement.
J. H. CLACK, Sheriff.