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Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
THE VICTIM
Of GASOLINE
Both Hands Badly Burned,
But Glad He Is Alive =
Friction on Skirts Causes
Explosion Of Tank of Fluid
DANGEROUS AT BEST

Escaping with badly burned hands.
one of which may be rendered useless
permanently, Lee Banknight, of the
Mccarthy Cleaning works on Main
street. still feels himself fortunate
in that he is alive.
Considering that his burns came
from explosion of a so gallon tank ~
gasoline over which he was practical
~ standing, his conclusion does not
seem unwarranted-
Banknight arrived here recently
from Joplin. Mo. and entered the Nc
Carthy establishment. He was clean
ing a wooden skirt when electricity
forming from friction on the cloth
ignited the gasoline be was using.
The flame connected instantly with
the tank, the explosion resulting.
Prompt use of a fire eXtinguisher pre-
vented spread of the flames.
Banknights face and body were pro-
tected from the flames through IN
stinctive lifting OF the skirt before
him on the instant of the flash. His
hands alone were exposed to the
flames and these burned deeply into
the flesh before smothered. The
force Of the explosion threw him 10
the ground.
The accident brings into promin'
ence once more the danger attending
the use Of gasoline for cleaning pur'
poses. At this altitude, electricity
generates very readily from the rub
bling of cloth and too great care can
not be exercised. A single spark is
all that is necessary to start a fire
that may readily end in fatality. With
the spring cleaning season at hand
housekeepers in particular need 10
remember the danger invited by gaso
line even under the most caution;
manner of use.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
TONY BERNARD IS
BURIED BY MASONS

Tony Bernard, who died at the Cop
per Queen hospital on Sunday after
noon following an operation for stom-
ach trouble, was buried on Tuesday
by the Masonic lodge, of this city, the
funeral ceremony occurring at the Ma.
sonic temple. Mr. Bernard had been
a Mason for many years and a large
number of his old friends were pres
ent at the funeral to show their e
spect. A number OF handsome floral
offerings were presented by relatives
and friends. The deceased leaves in
this city to mourn his loss a wife
daughter, aged mother and sister.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
IS CONTINUING

CONTINUED from P5se u
the advancing federals at two hun
dged yards an dthen followed the
rush to escape during which ten
crossed to the American side. They
did not do this to surrender and two
Of them fought the troopers who were
disarming them. as also did a little
trumpeter. Before the FIRE men
dropped on all sides.
Love and Friendship
During this attack a case of love
and friendship was demonstrated by
one OF the federals. He strived TO
carry of a wounded COMPANION and
was force 70 drop him, but he re-
turned firing as he went and again
picked him up Time after time this
was repeated until finally the wound
ed man was drawn into the shelter o.
hollow and there he was left. Six
teen We're left or the field.
While this fight was going on bull
lets whistled over and into the Amer
lean town and there we're a number OF
narrow escapes. one bullet missing 4
Mexican seated in a doorway by less
than six inches. Another. stray bull
let performed a. curious feat, entering
house and knocking teakettla
trom a stove Many toniookers had
tales to tell of their narrow escapes
ct this time
Ggiidfoyle Sees Limit.
Following this fusilade upon the
American side Col. Guildfoyle turned
to one of his o GERS and informed
him that he must notify the Mexieans
that shooting across the line positive
~ must be stopped and would under
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
Strateqists Speculate.

The tactics OF the state troops in
not attacking the town during Tues.
day night or with daylight yesterday
morning and in Withholding their IRE
as they did reused comment and ex-
plantations were sought, especially
when firing ceased in the afternoon.
One explanation offered was that they
were awaiting ammunition ad artillery
which II was claimed had been sent
from HermosillO and had reached No
gales Tuesday night Another that
they were seeking 10 wear Oieda out
or TO draw him from the town. These
were merely surmises, however, sug-
gested by curiosity.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
PREs5YTERlAL
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Womens Presbyterial Mission
AIRY Society will hold its annual meet
ing in the Bisbee Presbyterian church
totay. The first session viii be held
at 1890 this morning Sessions VIII
al.o he held at 2.30 and at 1880 y. m,
Miss GHchrist, of Phoenix, Synoaical
presideni Of the Womans Work viii
te present and assist in the meeting.
The day sessions will be devoted
largely to business and the evening
meeting will be Of popular nature
with addresses BY Miss filchfist and
Rev. J.. E Fry The public Is cor
diany invited 70 all the meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10

Continued from Pose u
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
Losses Unknown.


What the losses of yesterday were
could not be ascertained. No more
wounded were brought across the line
from the federal side and the state
troops were caring for their own
wounded In the American hospital
enc OF the wounded died during the
night and another was reported in a
serious condition while 81 Of the
others were doing well. o. the in
jured United States troopers ali were
reported as comfortable and not in
Cangsr. Estimates on the federal
killed and wound ed yesterday after
poon we're as high as afty or sixty
and no attempt was made 10 guess At
The casualties among the STATE troops.
Ojeds Still Holds Nsco.
At the end OF the day conditions
Nere not much changed oyer the day
before. Ojeoa still held the town,
the rebels had moved in closer and
were taking up some new positions.
The federals had used much more am
munition than had the rebels during
tie day and night OF fighting.
On the American side fears were
expressed that Oregon would come
In during the night and that storm
OF bullets would fall on the American
eide and cause injuries anu loss or
life to those who are only sheltered by
wooden buildings Surprise and sat
= faction is expressed thst thus far
10 civilians nave been injured by the
numerous stray bullets.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
FUNERAL WILL
Be TOMORROW
Body of John Rooney to Be
Inferred by Elks and the
knights Columbus - Many
Will Attend

Friday morning at $50 O'Clock, tie
funeral services of the late John
Rooney will be held at the Elks
home The public is invited 10 az
tend the ceremonies.
The funeral is being held jointly by
the Elks and the Knights OF Column
bus, the deceased having been a mem
Der of each &C these orders. Both
Elks and knights of Columbus win
gather at the Elks home TO DO the
last honors to their Departed broth
er. Following the services, the fu
neral procession will make It's way to
the Catholic church, where services
of the church will be held, Father
Meurer officiating. IRterment win be
made in the Elks plot in Evergreen
cemetery
The final arrangements for the fu-
neral were made yesterday when
Francis Rooney, a brother OF the de-
ceased, arrived from Marathon, Tex.
John Rooney had many friends in this
section the last sad rites over his
body win be largely beside his
many friends in this district it is ex-
peeted that members of both the Elks
over the county will be in attendance.
While the funeral services of John
Rooney are being held, sPst. McKenna,
the man whose conduct On Sunday
was directly responsible Tor the death
OF Rooney and also Of Frank McKenna
will occupy a cell in the county jail
at Tombstone, where he was taken
yesterday.
McKenna maintained on the trip
to Tombstone the same stoiidity and
seeming indifference to the terrible
Consequences of his spree that char
acterized his stay in the county jail
In this city. This a;utude on the part
Of the prisoner was not even broken
at the funeral services Of his broth
er, held on Tuesday and az which he
was present. His presence at the
services was on suggestion of the Of
fieers. who in decency asked the man
il he did not wish to go. He replied
that he would go, in the same indit-
ferent manner that he made response
to order to prepare himself to so be-
fore the Lowell court to answer the
charge preferred against him. II was
from the court room that he went &c
the funeral services. Under the
charge now against him, McKenSa
may receive a maximum sentence Of
FIVE years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary for resisting an officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

I.GST-B Between Main street garage
and O K repair shop Si0 bill, re
iurn same to Citizens Bank 4
Trust company or this office and
tcceire liberal reward.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10
Probar
Cue PuedO Curarle.
4 Este Fin Estoy Reealando 10000
Pesos en- Val0r de Medicines

NpnHe "a opJe1O ue ueiii0lStA -, W
ana c0ntundentc, que soy
oosecdor de I'M remedio positive
para Ia curs de las eniermedadss De los
rsnsrt;1lrs tc IVA med;c;nas nar yaIor az
sI;p,rn ~ 5"ii,r u. rnsia,,;sr nersors o,e
,sds,rs ~ cstss enferncdadrs nndra obtencr
~ ,rst,r,tento shsointamcnfe cratis Solo
= L|;S Z ~ S's's
M 1872 N S ~ 4. i. 4.r.~ va 80.
49, 4nssto ase.L W. e ~ sosn,s ~ II -
ua.sn III = patsS . = a : y. ~ !,
quasso assir WE ae snviars ss.1 nsa $3.50
e e5@psssaA rs;n I 49, u sa,,eIIox me- rsde1can
az eniermedaoss qmanaaas &c. sxeeso gel
euando pueden optensr ~ cura- - espeso'
y " sI satss med;c;pas oue e snyio l WI afstis'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

del valor ACTUAL effective de Ia misma'
Aparece de 10 que listed escribe que
ia contention els hecha que la CAN'T
dad de Ia exencion de d~oscientos pc
SOS debe ser deducida dc Ia tereera
parte del valor actual Elective d9yAa
propiedad. 10 cual, EN- efecto. exernp-
tuaria de tasacion mucho mas que los
$4,000. La il~ustracion que listed da,
de un dueno possible de propiedad 4
Ia cantidad de 100000, es, en- ST misma
conyincente que Ia legislature no po-
dia haber intentado que los $500 de-
ben ser deducidos de n tercera par:
tt del valor de la propiedad. Aparece,
81 esa mira pudiese mantenerse como
c~orrecta. que 81 dueno del yalor en-
100000 de propiedad no pagarla min
gunas t~asaciones del TODD. Segun di-
cho por listed, en- sustancfa, Ell estatu,
to no intenta proyeer Que dos tefceI
ras parties de Ia propiedad en- Ell esta-
dc debera estar exenta de tasacion,
pero Que toda Ia propiedad esta site
Ia sobre una base de una valuation
de una tercera parte de su valor com
pleto, y ambos la constitution v este
estatuto proven solamente por una
exencion de ~tasacion de propiedad a
la cantidad de 5000.
Cue no tengo duda por la deduction
de los $2OO.0o debe ser hecha de la
cantidad complete de la propiedad po-
seida por el cabeza de n familia, de-
jando 10 restante 10 cual es tasable y
ese restante tendra que ser valuado
para fines de tasacion Ell una tercera
parte del yalor actual effective de Ia
misma.
Terdaderamente de I'd,
FRANK w. CLANCY.
Procurador General
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

- vAloE de mcdicinas.
instrucciones para su administration I'D ira
t~ainiento de mi cura y he De cumplir mi
palabra.
Creo tsmbieu oportuno signifcar. que
todos los ingredicntes que tonlan partc en-
Ia composition de los medicamentos que
compontn mi tratamicnto, Sc hallan garaii-
tizado, habiendose curnplido con todos los
requisites de Ia ley. Este tratamiento
vencera el rclmatismo, vcncera los dolores
en- las .espaldas v vcncera ei deseo ffccucntc
&C. orinar, sans5a Y a~paciguara. en una
mente con 81 uso. En- 81 composition no
cntra ingredieute aleuno que pueda pefjuS
mente = 81 mejoria. Solo pido. que Be
digne cmplear mis- medicamentoa Vd.l
mismc, ) fin de lograr 81 conviction per-
sonal.
Debido a Ia crecida dcmanda. he editado
diez mil ejemplares mas dc mi iibro medico
Este libro medico Is complete en- i
y c~ontiene ilustraciones VI description
deta1lads de los sintomas, efecto y cura
del NAL de los rihones h vejiga y de las
enfermadades renmaticas. Todo 81 que se
m-edicamentos. recibira tambien III ejemplaf
de mi gran libro medico ilustrado, 81 mejor
que hssta ei presente Sc ha pubIiczdo,
tratando de cstas ~enfermcdadfs y para die
tribucion general , g~ratuita.
81 tiene Vd. necesidad de mis- n1cdicss
mentos y esta ancioso de obtener su curs.
sin tener que desembolsar en- AVERIGUAR,
que remedio IS el que ha de d~evolver a yd,
% salud perdida, sirvasc leer Ia adjunta nofa
de sintor1as y comunica me hoy nisino
cuales son los que Sc rnanidestan en- 81
AS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

FL Diputado Victor Mudock de Kan
sas, fne unanimemente escogIdo poi
el caucus Progresista 81 yiernes de Ia
semana pasada como su candidate pa
ia Presidente de la camara Trece re-
REPRESENTATIVES atendieron v la afliacion
de cuatro representatives. quienes nc
habian llegado d Washington fue
anunciada. Ell Diputado w. H. Tenn
pie, de Pennsylvania, fu6 escogido
presidents permanente del caucus.
Washington, Abril 5.--El espectacu-
ID sin ~precedente de un caucus legis.
lativo de I'm partido, alberto al publ.
GO v atendido por mujeres, la OCCASION
fue la primer conferencia de los Pro.
El programa del viernes incluy0 la
ylectura de I'm mensajen de Theodore
Roosevelt. discusses por miembros
del caucus y la puesta del Diputado
Murdoch IN nomination como ell can
didato del nuevo partido para presi-
dente de la camara.
Ell aucus fue IIamado al 6rden por
Fl Diputado Hinebaugh. de Illinois.
como presidente temperate.
81 Diputado Murdoch, aceptando Ia
nomination para presidents cerr6 su
.discurso como slgue: De cada cinda-
dano Americana, hombre y mujer, pi-
demos cooperation, DE cada ciudada-
no que esta buscando restaurar por
medic de las diicultades y complex,
dades del dia, Ia Inca que divide
bien del NAL, pidemos ayuda.
Isl 81 puede yer por entire ell esp9by'
taculo de p~rosperidad material, la
consumida cara del niho que trabaja
en- las fabricas, 81 por entire la obscu-
ridad puede sentir la miseria de mu.
NAL pagadas u trabajadas de-
mas su lugar esta en- las filas de los
P~rogresistas.
Pedro Y Juan vinieron 4 la puerta
donde eetaba sentado I'm limosnero,
movido Q las mas angostas de las
soncepciones humans, levantando SUI
palma por limonsna. Pedro, fresco
Ell alumbramient0 de su maestro.
luien habia venido con la Ultima pa
de la verdad y de hermandad
sntre los hombres, le dijo al limones-
Zero: Orc y plata no tengo ninguno.
ZERO tai como 10 que tengo. te 10 doy.
"Nosotros no estamos pidiendo Ii
nosna. Nosotros estamos movidos
'or la inspiration de este dia-el de-.
de servir, Nosotros sirvemos a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

I'm condenado a muerte decia al
verdugo Que le ponia el cordel al cue
Ito.
No aprietes tantc, que me vas d aho-
gar.
pc ESQ Sc trata; respondi6 81 eJecu-
tor 3 suma gravedad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10
Il CONCILIO 0E IA C|UDAD.
SESSION. De NEGoclos TENlDA EL
sABADo PAsAD0.
~ que Hixosel concfolio de ciudad 81
Sabado en ia Noche.

sabado en- IA Noche.
Acept6 Ii resignation del Regidol
George W Armijo y le nombr6 de ma
riscal de Ia cindad.
Declare Ell asiento del Regidor Butt
~vacante y eligi6 a A. B. Renehan pa
ra sucederle en- Of Barrio 4,
Eligi6 d Gregorio Rael como suce'
sor del Regidor Armijo del Barrio /.
Nombr6 una comision de tres para
c~cnferenciar con Ia comision del Cuer.
pc de Planes de la Ciudad acerca DE
m.ejoras propuestas.
Acept6 los planes del 0trecho de la
Cienega1 siguiendo Ia soferta del Juez
Collins de Oar los derechos de aqua
Escuch6 al acalorado debate co
menzado por Ell cesante Regidor Ar
milo sobre el endose por el conciIic
de Charles f. Easley para estafetero
" James 4. Seligman para agrimensor
general.
Sc puso en- session ~ejecutiva q las
lgsi5 de la noche.
10 de arriba fneron los aspectos
notables de la junta del concilio de
lciu6ad tenida en- Ia casa de cortes y
atendida por muchos ciudadanos de
Santa Fe.
Tan pronto como los regidores ha-
bian tornado sus asientos George Ar
milo comenz6 los scohetesn pidiendo
que la resolution concerniente q Ia
recommendation de Charles +. Easley
para estafetero fuese Zelda porque 81,
Armijo, no estaba presente en- la d.
TINA junta. M 70 tampoco estaba, :
dijo Ell ST.. Akcrs. Ell secretario ley6
la resolution Y hubo alguna discussion
acerca de una ~sentencia Ia cual no da.
bu sentido. I'll abogado de la ciudad
II P. Davies Sc le pregunt6 81 Ell ha-
bia escrito la resolution y el respon-
dio; 81. por mandate del concilio,
pefb deseo decir que una palabra ha
sido deiada fuera en- la copia que Ell
secretario esta leyendo."
FL ST.. Armijo dijo: "Sr. Mayor y
del conciIio, este me parece
d mi un ~proceder fuera de regla por
que Ell conciIio de ciudad compuesto
de Republicanos Sc salga de su CANT
para endosar 4 I'm Democratic para
una oficina la cual estA siendo desem
satisfactoriamente por John
Pflueger, I'm Hepublicano. Nj una sofa
ha sfdo dicha para mostrar
que ell presente estafetero Is inefi-
Propongo que esa parte de la
resolution no sea aprobada.n
4. Z. Baca: 10 que significa, por
es cuando haya una vacancia
IN la estafeta.v
lNM Sr. Armijo: La resolution no di-
IL esq"
rM Sr. Armijo ~entonces Sc levanto
! dijo que 81 no estaria por ningun
juego' de esta clase y dijo que yeia
4 mano de Roman =. Baca en- clio
lei TODD. so rehusare vuestro
nariscalato de ciudad y me estar6
Iqui mismo para TRAFALGAR esta mate
ia grito 81.
FL Sr. Baca dijo: TODD este no Sc
Ia pedido.' Hubo otro encuentro.
ST.. Armijo d~eclarando que Ell esta-
SECURE que Roman l. Baca habia
lido responsible por este "trabajo es-
ondido." Acus6 al Sr. Baca de obrar
contra de los Republicanos.
Sc tom6 la votacion sabre la reso
- - - - l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

IN reporte ftle circulado que no ha-
bIia sermon en- Ia poblacion de- Lucia.
cerca de Estancia, el Domingo pasado.
X con TODD ESQ la poblacion de Lucia
estaba llena de ministries en- csc dia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Una plaza pequena en- Kansas vote
'seco9 v 81 pequeno semanario en-
esa plaza sali6 Ell la siguiente tirada
y dijo. No fue sorpresa."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Dicen que los que cantan en- los CO.
ros de las iglesias no cometen peca-
dos I tienen segura ST. salvation. X
Q TODD ese hemos visto cantadores
del ORC mas renegados que Sata-
mas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

concliio soDre On asun.o. ~ ~ por
man explic6 81 oDjeto de ~ resoluclon
Rdiciendo que a deseaba saber q era
propio tomar algun0s az los items
fuenclonauos - 0f Aheis Snsl1o
una com'sion ue sen nona pa
maie1hf AZ iMateria III "ayo.
apeS z ~ 0ies.
Akerss Aiarin Y honiai Z. Daoa "
servir en- oicna coln'sion.
LihESno v
y 'ueA 10TH Il ooAnlS ~ unis1o
~ oncii sopre 81 trecho ue 'elieio
g e cuai una ~coihpania uue - cp'
senta r. uuena. =. eerfeno es.a g
Horiente ae - sass ue VOTES. ~
que una apafiehu'a qu1 - e
Ve ahora,s aye e 1usA' per- pOuV
mos mane1arla 4 cohlo es'a. 0ueie
mos d~esarroliatla y pof III IaAon 81
ordeh ue corealia "a soaaies eSsalios
Eustosos en- gar unatfecno ue % ples
de a. Avenida oe washington ~ n's'
mo. netirare 'ouos los reciaihos Z
los derechos az aqua ueJarenloS
-.A- - X. - rad
que cora e. aqua por dohde pueoa'
'is.sas
= oo''o ao0p'o = 80
lneu'e'
Luego e. nompramientc de IN su-
cesor DC Frank Butt sc ayerlguo' "fo
creo que el ~. Butt intentaoa man
q su resignation cuando Sc rue ae
Y ciudad,' di1o e. Sr. Akers.pero GO.
mo no ! 2 ha hecho Fl onciii eilgio
a 4. B. Renehan como su successor en-
1el Barrio 4.
oRDENANzAs.
Propnestas ordenazas fueron leidas
entoncess Una fue acerca del alum
brado de GALES; otra fue acerca de
p~ersonas solicitando en- los p~araderos
gel ferrocarril, y ~haciendolo pena
de S. a $50 dc hacerlo sin permiso;
Ia tercera fue tasando . manipulate
res yendiendo a subasta pnblica 5000
POI q benefcio Y ellos obtienen &c
estas yentas en- esta ciudad; Y Ia Guar
IA fue concerniente 4 Dozos pantano-
sos.
sc ordsn0 Y publication Dc las Or
denanzas.
FL Sr. Lopez Sc levanto entonces y
diio: "Deseo nombrar IN mariscal de
ciudad, senores. y nombro a George
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10
LAS PUERTAs ABiERTAs.

e. viernes de Ia semana Pasada los
P~rogresistas Formaron organiza-
cion en- IA camara, Pero 10 Hicleron
Sin Ningun secreto Z Invitaron Gen
to 4 Ia Misma-Muieres sc Haiia.
ban Presentes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Ell Webster Davis que es candidate
para mayor de los Angeles no es ell
hombre que escribi6 Ell d~iccionario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Nombra PoiicIas.-M Mayor Lopez
anuncia que en- Ia junta ejecutiya
.del ccncilio tenida recientemente non
bro 4 los siguientes ~policias; Victor
Garcia Jose Amado Martinez Y Fran
cisco Romero.
La comfsIon de Mejoras-E Mayor
Lopez est4 sirgiendo n b comisionI
con los R6gidores Akers y Canuto
Alarid para conferir 0 Ia CamaraI
dc Concrete Mujeril en- cuanto a cons
truir banquetas de cemento y una pla-
taforma para Ia banda de mdsica dc
concrete en- la plaza de la ciudad. La
junta de IA comision para discutir es-
To asnnto fu6 tenida hoy ju6ves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Pregunta I'm maestro a uno de los
muchachos de su escuela:
Olga listed, 81 lie doy cada cuarto
de bora dos bizcochos, en- cuatro ho-
ras, cuantos bizcochos tendra listed?
-Ninguno.
Como ninguno? Por que?
Porque me los habre condo to-
dos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

La congregation Sc levantara aho-
ia. Aqui viene el Santo Levi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

Eagle Pass, Texas, Abril .Alfon.
70 Madero, cabecilla de la familia
Madero, ~conferencio aqui aver con 81
Gobernador Carranza de Coahuila,
auien esta peleando en- contra de
Huerta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10

10 es Usted2'' pregunta ell Know
les News" Pregnntenle a Levi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-10
; Apufense Obtenga unO d. estOs Ounce Pianos =

r1NcAN cvDADo y poNeAn IN GAP soLETo ELL NoMaAg PET! CANDIDATE 9
voros FUERoN@ TRADos a cAusA DE IA cosA MM@
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-16
FUNERAL OF MRS. PAUL
CHRISTIAN.

The Feliciana Record:
On Sunday afternoon at four p. m.
the remains of Mrs. Paul Christian
were laid to rest in the Catlett lot In
the Jackson Cemetery. Miss Lulie
Catlett and Mr.. Kemp Catlett of Rose.
land, Mr.. Chas. Christian of Meridian,
Mrs. Robert Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
lie Howell and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Howell of West Feliciana, Misses Co.
rhine and Zilla Christian and Mr.. John
Christian of Stevendale, and Mrs.
Joe Slaughter-all relatives of Mrs.
Christian-were present at the funeral
services.
Mrs. Christian, when Miss Corinne
Catlett, was reared in Jackson and
was In former years associated with
Mrs. V. 2. Howell and Miss Lulu Cat.
lett in educational work that has exert.
ed refining, cultivating influence even
to the third generation.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-16
A CIVIC LEAGUE WORKER.

Mrs. E. r. Moses and children left
Monday for their home in Covington,
concluding visit to Mrs. H. M. Levy
and family. Mrs. Moses is prominent
in the civic league work of her home
town, and she says that in addition
to its forming a pleasant diversion
from household routine, that it's gen.
eral effect has been to broaden her
outlook on life and give her self-re-
lance in wider fields of endeavor.
The league at Covington is one of
the most progressive in the State.
Thus two of West Feliciana's trans
planted young women, Mrs. Moses
and Mrs Charles Howell of Kinder,
are doing good service for civic up
building in their respective towns.
Why cannot some other woman do as
much for st. Francisville? ;, All our
talent, energy, and desire for civic
improvement have surely not emf
grated. All that is wanted is leader.
Will not some one volunteer?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-16

The sympathy of friends goes out to
Mrs. George Fredericks Sr. of Baton
Rouge in the loss of her husband, his
death having resulted from heart pros
tration on Monday Mrs. Fredericks
was formerly Miss Ida Briggs of St.
Francisville, and to a life, lonely and
sad, had come the sunshine of this
happy marriage, and in the care and
attention of her devoted husband life
was very bright to her, SO bright and
happy that it is related of Mrs. Fred
ericks that for months she has been
haunted by the premonition that it
could not last. Before such grief as
hers, what mortals can do is futile to
assuage or remove. One can but SYM
pathize, and trust that the powers of
endurance may sustain her, for which
she has always been noted.