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Evening star., 1914-02-16
Ants" Extend Organization.

Ani.ouuceuleli; is made by the a,ti-sut-
fgaGists that Mrs. Arthur VI. Dodge.
president. ana Miss Minnie Bronson. sec
rctagr. ot the National Association Up
posed to Woman Suffrage, are now in
the west und that this week branches of
the organization viii be started in WIS
conslu, Minnesota. Nebraska and Iowa.
Mrs. Augustus p. Gardner, president or
the District branch of the organization,
presided at q meeting yesterday after
noon al Ier Headquarters, 1902 II street
northwest Mrs. Gardner made An ad
dress j.: y lich she charged that there is
Il .vorkinE agreement between the suf-
fr..sist2 ana the liquor interests.
Not Opposing Senators.
MIR I,ae.a C.-!de Dorr. cditor OF
;ls : .,irs.-is:, d s,aper pgblis!"d here
l,.- ti;e Congressional Union 1ov Woman
sulisagc ennhatica!ly denied today
statements a.,riautea 10 her 81 news
papers tEts mor,ihs to the effect that
her organization will oppose for rc-clrc-
ton next fa.. SENATORS Smith Of ARIZONA
ChaIcbcrIain a oregon and Thomas of
Colorado, ti.r.a democratic senator's from
suffrage states.
senator Thomas is chairman Of ths
scuate woman suffrage committee, and
Senator e aInberlaia IS the author al
Tie suffrage amendment TO the Consti-
tuition now pending before the Senate
When racmbers o. the congressional
co.an.iJtee Of the Na,ional American
Woman suHrage ASSOCIATION saw the
statements attributed TO Mrs. porr they
Immediately Announced that they Were
utterly opposed to any such qolicy.
sIiss .ti;c~ Pa j. chairman ~ thc Con-
gcessioI.,i t'uiot said today that her or
sanitation isaS 10 Thought Ui Opposing
S,-u4tors Smitt Chamberlain aud
'EAoIuas s-Ee s...d tlat sac still had
noses 81, :he otstaCcI.tt party helping
tin, suffragists get Vat they want.
Evening star., 1914-02-16

Ruud Water Heaters Hest.
!. ; MudGiruau " to, 6Ib l2tfi x i2H G.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27
ORDINANCE NO. 66

Calling an Election Throughout the
Parish of jefferson Davis, State
of Louisiana to take the Sense OF
the Qualified Electors in Said Parish
as to Whether or Not There Shall be
Granted Licenses for the Sale and Re.
tail of Spirituous, VinouS, Malt and
intoxicating Liquors; Fixing the Date
OF said Election, and Appointing the
Commissioners and Clerks in the
Several Precincts throughout Said
Parish to Hold and Conduct Said
Election, AS provided by the Gener.
al Election Laws and Constitution of
The State of Louisian4.
Sec /. BE IT ORDAINED by the
Police Jury of the Paris of jefferson
Davis, State of LouiSlana,s in regular
session convened, that an election be.
ana tie same is hereJy ordered to take
the sense OF the duly q allied voters
a0d electors in the Pa jah of jefferson
DAVIS and State of louisiana under the
Cons tuition and laws aid State, as
10 Waethero or not ther snail be granted
c5Ilses for the safe aid etaii of spirit.
l>uS, vlnous, malt an tozicat NJ Ii.
TORS throughout tAe ntire Parish of
Jeraon Davis in said state,
Sec. 2, Be IT FURTHER ORDAINED
etc,, That said election snail be held
iader the general election laws of the
StaJe OF Louisiana 81 tar as a plicaDie,
Liter due adyertisme md the iSSu.
nee Of the proclamation OF the Presi.
lent OF the Police Jurj as provided by
aW. on the First day o. December, A. +
D, 1914, at each votin4 precinct in said
'arish.
Sec. 3. Be it Furtnes Ordained, ETC.,
hat the ballots used at said election
hall be in the following form:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27
What Would You Do?

There are many times when one
man questions another's actions and
Motives. Men act differently under
different circumstances. The question
IS what would you 90 right now, if
you had a severe cold? Could You do
better than to take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy? II is highly recon.
mended by people who have used it for
years and know its value, Mrs. o. e.
Sargent, Peru, Ind, says, chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy is worth its
weight in gold and l take pleasure in
recommending it,, For sale by all
uedleFs'-AQY. limo
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

Wade Z. Plauche,
Simpson Q. Scoggins
W. E, Taught.
Edwin C. Willard.
George r. Boiling.
A. 7. Jones.
r. r. Arceneaux.
'EAL) (Signed c. E. CARR,
Notary Public.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has beer
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
Uatar?h. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
nent. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. there
b. destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
Eature In doing its work. The pToprietors
have, so much faith in its curative pow.
srs that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case that it fails to cure. Sen6
for list of testimonials.
Address: r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

The domicile Of said corporation is
declared to be in the town of Welsh,
Parish of Jefferson Davis, State of
Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

State of Louisiana,
Parish of Jefferson Davis.
/, Isaac R. Price, the duly elected and
qualified Clerk of the Fifteenth judicial
District Court, in and for said Parish
and State, and Ex.ofiicio Recorder, do
hereby certify. that the above and fore.
going is full, true and correct copy of
the original charter of the Welsh
Warehouse Company. that the original
was filed in my Office for record on the
LIST day of October 1914 and was duly
recorded on October LIST. 1914, in Record
Of Charters, No. !, at pages 90 ct seq.
In Faith Whereof, | have, hereunto
set M hand and official seal of office.
at Jennings, Louisiana, this 1st day of
October, 1914.
(SEAL) I.R. PRICE,
Clerk of Court and Ex.Officio Recorder.
Tues Oct 20 to Nov rs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

NO StockhoIQer Shall ever be hell
liable or responsible for the contract.
" faults OF this corporation in any
iarther sum than the unpaid balance
4 the stock subscribed by him, mol
Shall any mere informality in the
organization have the effect of render.
ng the charter null and expose a
stoekholder to any liability other than
as herein provided.
Witness my official signature and
5 al at Welsh. Louisiana, in the pres.
9nce OF William B. Gabbert and Chas,
Dautel competent witnesses, on this
inc zlst day of September, 1914.
Witnesses:
tSignedJ W. B. Gabbbert,
Chas. Dautel.
(Signedl Joseph A. Verret.
L. E, Robinson.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27
EnsIand's Oldest Port.

falmouth is probably the Oldest port
IN England. 1t was used by the Phoe.
nicians $500 years ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

Tie name Of said corporation is de.
ClareJ to be the WELSH WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. under which name and
title it shall enjoy all Of the immuntieS
rights and privileges conferred by law
upon corporations for a period of
ninety.nine years from date hereof.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27
Charter
Welsh Warehouse Company.
State of Louisiana,

SNd tG Vi LOulSidudi
Parish of Jefferson Davis;
Before me, Charles f. Carr, duly
commissioned and qualified Notary
Public, in and for said Parish and
State, on this DIST. day Of September
1914, personally came and appeared
Simpson o. ScogginS, Rosamond R.
ArCeneauX, Wade E. Plauche, Lee E.
Robinson, Edwin C. Willard, Joseph A.
Verret, George r. Boiling, William E.
Taught and Arthur T. Jones, all resi-.
dents of the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
State of Louisiana, each of whom de.
clared unto me in the presence of the
hereinafter named and undersigned
competent witnesses that they do here
by organize themselves into and create
a body corporate in law and adopt the
following articles of incorporation for
the conroI OF themselves and such
other persons as may become asSoCi.
ated with or succeed them.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

AGAINST License
throughout the Parish
OF Jefferson Davis, State
of Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-27

FOR License through.
out the Parish Of Jefer.
son Davis. State of
Louisiana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
3adridtrn.|
SabrrsfOniereu5 Der 0u. @emsiH.
idlait.


SahresfOuirrsn5 orr TN. @emsiH.
idlait.
Die ia6rltde %slouierenl-S ituut
Der epanaeliiden @emeinidait tiil
Den Staat Rebrnsfa mur0e bonn ~
big %. Mar} In Der grrdumigG
Stride 81 Jelbaita. &dlbtugtot
Gouutp. obgehnltu. 9iidof 2. y
prena .. .. BON g@1aperuiue, Su.
iihrir 0eH 8oriiB.
so 4aitoren aus ocm Staat &c.
brasta unO 3u oieier aonierenB &C,
horeno mareu uHBcieuo 5olaenOI
geriouen. nelde SuitititioueH unt
glnitalten petirctcH. batten iidj elm.
aeilelt. 9lro. @eorle ,Sobniou sic.
Delano. C6ic. 5iHan|ielreiar mn
Shabmciiter Der millions @eiea,
id)dit Scr STRIDE. 9icp. H. ~. lin,
brett Jinamietrttar mo ShaBmci.
itcr ocs ytortbmeitcrn College III
Haparpiae. Sa 1itu. / Bauer.
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uno Giafohinenbuiiie5 in Chicago,
un0 s. MioDer, g~ertreter oes Der.
lagsbuuies IN eleuelauo. .. Die
a%bgegebeuen gcriata oifcnbarten ct.
neu 5ortifritt oti ieoem @ebietc
firdIt6er 1bdtiateit I'M perfIoiiencu
Sabre.
Gin beion6errs GrciguiB oieicr
Souferen5iitung mar Die abihieos.
0%eriummIuna am 5reitag gtahmit,
tag, bcrmitaltet 5l ebren oeS Sru,
g. 3. Sdnab, iugenoliher Iaitor
Der @olgotba . @emeiu0e in Gin.
coin, mcltcr bon Ger Nliiiionsbe.
horOe fir ocn MiiiionsOienit in S,a.
pan ollserie1en fpor0cn lit rutO i'm
M}ouat gtai nadl iriuem %entfernten
Soften abreiien miro. Ser Sduab
lit eiu Sobn uuieres berrIiden Staa.
tes Rebrasfa, qeboren mo er3ogen
nnbe GlaD Center. Gah0em er on
Ger oortigen Sofidule %graouirt bat.
te, bejog cr oas Roroneitlide Sol.
IN 3aperbiae, graOuirte nit
gbren an Oemielben ionic nlid ip1s
fer on Der 3beologiiden SduIe oa.
ieI6it.
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Der Dfiiiionsgottesoienit an Conn.
tag gormittag. Radoem Der 8i.I
in elmer aeiitgeiaIbteu 4re0igt
Ser M3iiiions S~ntereiieu aeonft bat
te, tpuroen non ben anpeienOen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

guto biz bette Sellers 1925
$500.
@utc bis bette al6e S. 0-7.35
glitteImdBige bis CUTE $50
$50.
9epotrIi6e bis mitteImdbiae
81 25-5.75.
Stoders rnO fceoers felt Beute.
Sir ISOLDE flau.
Grte bis bette $7.65-7.90.
I~lttteImdBigc bis cute $7.25-
1.G5.
@rp0bnIife bis miiteImdBiae
So. 50-7.25.
Stod aiibe m6 Sellers 5000
$50.
Stot adl5er Sc. 5000
adlber ST. $4,000
guQen $4.75-6.50.
Stpeine-3ufulr 800; Rarft
fIau bcutc. Sir @ofe 10 bis f5t
Goher. 1ltrfidnittspreis $3.50
$50; boditer 9reis $3.50,
Sdaic 3uiu6r feinc. Narft
fir ISOLDE 30 big 40 boger. Gam.
mer 90 bis 30c boiler.
2Gmmer S7.S5-S.2 20.
8i60ers 55-6.9
Mutterihuie Sc $3.50.
@ericon &dmmer $8.0G-8.50.
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omaha Csetreibe. Rorft.
Gnrubu. 4. 4prI.

~H1upds T. AprI.
Starter 8c3en-
g2r. 3. S4-S7c.
Rr. 3. S3-S6e.
glr. A.. 79-84I2c.
5rubia6rsDei5en
gir. 8. S512-S6t.
Gr. 4. s3-s4Rc.
Duran Bci5en -
gtr. 2. S6-8615c.
CIR. 3. S5-8515c.
8eiBes aorn s.."
g3r. 2. 65I-6534e.
g3r. 3. 65-6515c.
g}r. 4. 681a-6l15oc.
.@clbes aorn
g2r. 9. 65-6515c.
g5r. 8. 6i12-65c.
g2r. 4. 621@-64l2e.
aorH -
g1r. 2. 6494-65.
9tr. 8. 6334-65c.
SIR. 4. 59-631bc.
aorn feines @raOes 59-631hc.
Safer
gtr. 2. 38-3815c.
stdnbnr6 Safer 37A-37%r.
gtr. 3. 37-37Ac.
y5r. 4. 361a-364c.
Rnl5gerite 5G-60r.
gtr. /. 6utteraarite 50-55c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

@enoeI5io6n Concerto in G.MoQ,
81. GA. Al 9lqearo motto oppai.
tomato; b gn0onte; q qaegrettc
non troppo aaegro motto bipacc.
5enrD Cor mo oas Grdeiter.
Maiienet - greIuoe sur j. See.
ne, aEbe aiiumption". Streif.
orfeiter.
SihaifonsfD @arcarone un6
@alber. - @oac5 GrGcitcr.
@ricg @Iegiac MeIo6p,
Stirring. Strcits 0rfeIter.
3rieoemaun Slaponie Rbap.
ioOp. @oQcs Ordeiter.
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9inrft6erim

SitosCmnhn. 4. April.
9tnoDieb 3uiubr $50; Marft
felt beltte. Sir ISOLDE felt.
@rte bis bette Sdbrlinge 1926
800.
@ute bis bette $8.f5-8.75.
9iitteIm0Bige bis CUTE $7.75-
SIS.
@erpO6nIife bis mitteImdbia.
$7.85-7.7a
aiibe mo Sellers feit beutc. sir
8ode felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
aOn5ert Scr omaha SdlnIe fir Or
deiters ,Initrnmcnte.

am @ontag abeuo, 6. apriI,
miro Oas Gmaba Spmpbonp Stlop
Grdeitrn inn 9ronoei5 IAeater iein
oierte5 &on5crt bernnitalten. Ios
grogramm lit gepablt un0 0cr.
ipridt cincn itonen muiifalihen
@enuB. Gie gintrittspreiic paritren
5miidjen 81 Gents uno $t.00
RrOgrnmm.
Sdrl6ert-GUerturc g8oiamunOe"
ouniertig". Al aaegro moderate; b
anoonte con motto.
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Seutide Nirdt Der 6panaeliIdrn
@tmriHihait, is. NIB GH-
ming Strnht.
II. Eftrrtan, 4ailur


II. Sitrrtaa, Naitor.
Somtaas itule un 10 nbr Tor.
gems.
BreOigt.@ u ttesOicuit nm If llbr
WforgeriS uuo s llbr aben0s.
SugcnO : grrcin INN 7:t5 llbr
abcuOs.
60 peroen aud 4dihonsqottes.
oicuite gebalten ncr6eu pom Z biz
10. ApriI. ieoen abeno, INN S llbr
Die Abenoe limo 9ieniiug, Mittmodl
9oHneritnq mo Sreltaa. iuo3l &c.
hermann 3ittritt bat mo bon ser
@cmeinGc iammt 0ern gre0iger
e~iuaclaOeu lit. bei5upob.
ncn.
8abren0 Der ablugienbeit 0es LIN.
ter5eidueten sur Snhres aoniercn5
SiBimg lit ous Snucrc Der Stride
0urh Die Sirma 5uds. Con q
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mor0cn uu0 looet nun sic Shon.
belt oes 1eulpcls mt EN- sum freu.
6igen Gienitc gottes oirb Scum
6briitum. 9arm tomnt.
s. Sitertag, 8oitor.
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$4,000 aIs @iHionsopier ouf Oen
WiiiionsaItar gele1t. SIN Rerlauf
Der aan3en Sibnia offenbarte iidl
Der @ciit sSeiu Ghriiti. mo mar Is
angeHebm I'm 9mocrfreiie 81 iein.
- 3. 0itertaa, gaitOr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

Die 6dIFtt Der 5aeibuHesflagH Ttrs
ben bnrh Erunifnht psrnriudt. Der
Erinfer giebt pitl gslO nit 8edgenohsn
aus, has feline frau uHo siHosr betoms
men Ioatm. CT p.ridumt ieint aTbsit
unb iablt Hi6t sut, ouBer er triutt. @es
u6hnIih 1T er jubaus ialsdt eslalnt
Dies dnbsrt I'D auss, penu Oos altos
bolgift ans isinsm Spism sHtierut II
Mnb Der @uHld uub isus iur1tbdrs Sisr
fnb puidwnnoen. Der libsrffe, juDsrs
ldniafe un0 I9nelits Neg. biss gu tbuH,
III bic geaI 8ehanoluHg i'm glsaI Sus
fitut, 1907 Glib 10. StraBe, Omaha,
Rsbrasfn. III nsbmen. Die esituHs bat
Der bentine arst Or. u. RoH3issr. I'm
R~orrsiponOeu3 piro srinnt. StreHs PER-
fraRlih. 5dreibt weseH 8ii4Iein De-
yartensHt z.
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Ieitide Cd. Iuth. Ct. 9aiIs Sir.
dc. tempordr ode 81. mo SeDaro
Strubr. @otte5Oicnite nm 10 llhr
SoHntogsihuIe Inn batb 5uoIf. @ot.
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@a1nilton Strabe. Geutif.euaIi.
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Oori 2ebrcr.
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REcEIvED AT 1921 Fsrnam Street, Omaha. Neb. H SS

RECEIVED Al 1921 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. %%SS'
EE4 CD 81 COLL sS0EAAS@g
hasaf wx NEW YORK NY 81
MR. Gso BRANDEIs
E%a%s CT ] L BRANDEIs AND SONS OMAHA NEE
BOUGHT FROM THE RECEIVERS OF THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY FOUR
TEEETH STREET STORES THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENT TWO
KNIT UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT NINE LAcEs DEPARTMENT TEN LADIES
NEoKWEAR DEPARTMENT FOURTEEN WHITE GOODS LINENS MUsLINs DEPART.
MENT TWENTYsEvEN JEwELRY AND WATCHES DEPARTMENT THIRTY EIGHT
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs DEPARTMENT FoRTYFoUR snvERWARE AND
CLOCKS DEPARTMENT FoRTYNNE TRUNKS AND BAGS WE WERE THE HEAv.
lest BUYERS AT THIS SALE THESE GOODS ARE ALL HIGH CLASS AND HAVE
NEVER PURCHASED GOODS AT A GREATER SACRIFICE THAN 1 DID AT THIS
sALK WILL START TO SHIP TOMORROW
.' ARTHUR D RRANDE1s
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Sic ilcbcrirtnna Or5 O6iacn 9cIcorammc5.

Sic ndrrms hrs @n Sdgm@t @Z@
@m Go gmN lei q gm&8 & CONS 0m Mb I8#
9mh bon ben Mdpprmtmb Der Smpn Gmbo 60 gudhG @m .mm sic hnm 9pmmmg 4
Sa3 @Ghpm r gWMs uhmG mm SmD4ahmgt4 Rm Embellishments mmn &Bmmm. Eel
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E. HoIoVtchineT
Office 300 8amse g~ebaaOe, is.
nHb Sarnep Strafe
Segeniiber Dem 0rpbeum 3beater.
Sdepbom Douglas 1888.
ReiiOeu3 24O1 SiS 16. stra6e.
SelepbOn Douglas 1885.
Spred itunoen
10 Bis IL nbr 8Ormittags, 2 bis
5 ltbr gaodmittags.
Omaha, Rebrusfa.

Sd babe meine Office nit ben
mooernlten 8orridtungen fir eIef-
triih . terapeutiife 8ebanaIuno
ousgeltattet uno bin eingerihtet,
iolde 2eiOen 5u bebonoeIn, pelha
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beeinfluBt neroen. Sd bin in
meiner Office tdali6 bon 10-12
llbr Born. uno % lthr Qohm.
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cine forrefte 0iognoiis 5u maiden
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uebmen.
@leftri3itdt oIs Seilmittel in oer
moOernen m~eoi8iniifcn graris
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obne oieieIbe iein. Gas @eciet
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-11
MOSQUITOES AS DEADLY AS BULLETS
The Foes Our Soldiers Will Meet.

Because Mexican soldiers good marksmen the loss
life in battle of American marching from Vera Cruz to
Mexico City would be comparatively light nothing like that of
campaign of similar length the War between the States And
them too the American soldier trained both the KNOWLEDGE
OF self protection and of Shooting He knows that charge in the
open against machine will before will he
dered Ills officers endeavor to loss of life among their
men while at the same time endeavorng do limit of
ton among the enemy If American army starts from the in
terror from Vera Cruz will be well equipped in every av to-
prevent loss from bullets far that possible in its ranks
But the Mexcans would have the assistance of some very
powerful allies Perhaps would be nearly correct to
that the opposing armies would be assaulted by common
namely disease Sanitation highly respected in Mexico
Cleanup day is manana Mosquitoes sing in comparative 60
cur planting yellow fever and malaria germs unhndered R
lets are OF no effect against them Wakeu outposs and watch
u sens can not protect the from nightly attacks of
oes OF Wearmed and persistent insects American soldiers learn
go the truth of that statement in Cuba the Phnnnas
they learned also in the with Mexico back in the ortes
30 our army marches Mexico it will face two ana
es the insects and the Mexcans The whole world is certain
tha the Mecans would be defeated 1t doubtful if the insects
would be conquered without exacng heavy toll in lives Of
can Necessarily the army sanarans would
be at disadvantage They wouldn't have time to take tho
cautions against disease that could taken in
thirsty soldier is likely to drink polluted water 49,
soldier likely sleep while busy mosquitoes feast unon him
Some notable vlcoeS have been over disease in oo
years by United States army and public health service
tors Mexican campaign would give them opportunity to win
another but would test them to the limit
The people would cheer loudly for victories ON the ba++
field and the thinking portion of the public would feel like cheer
ing equally as loudly from the front showed that ba
mosquito was not doing what bullets failed do war shond
come with Mexico there would be plenty opportunity for tho
army santaans to get into action Savannah Morning News
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Farmers Rejoicing Over
Victory For Parcel Post

In the current issue OF Farm and Fresde Wever
Washington correspondent of th publication describes tie
victory for parcel post from the point farmers Following
extract from his report:
i'Y the closest kind Of the plr;e post
Whether taee was conspiracy destroy whether pHsa0-
jealousy and narrowness sku arrayed allies Of e
Interests that would like system killed ol
certainly Can il IS thlt time wh3l parcel post was It'll
old, and when had demonstrated stupendous sue
and had the support Of almost all the people to ham
string aud wreck it very success cit is al
remarkable story of the last desperate the opposition
to the further growth of the system prcudc the country
against The feature that project was aimed
especially nutc the farmers The roll the
directly the parcel post to prohibit RAISING
the parcel weight limit above so pounds amendment had
carried would have been impossible thereafter provide except b
affirmative legislation for carrying packages fifty pounds in
other words the usefulness of the getting the farmers
products directly to the town would largely de-
soyed BY majority of the amendment fixing the
weight limit at SO pounds voted down
Twenty voted So pound limit Twenty
eight senators voted against it, were
~ absent voting Every to be ouired
explain his people why he attending to business
30 ought of the voted amendment
the further development of the system.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-11
Positive Proof.
Should Convince The
Greatest Skeptic In
Fitzgerald.

Because it's the evidence of a
Fitzgerald citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of
merit.
The best proof. Read it:
Alfred Kratz, 500 W. Magnolia
ST., Fitzgerald, Ga, says; "Doan's
Kidney Pills are in my mind the
best kidney remedy to be had.
They permanently cured me of
pain and lameness in my back and
since using them | have enjoyed
good health"
"When Your Back is Lame
Remember the Name" Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-ask
distinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills,
the same that Mr.. Kratz had the
remedy backed by home testimony
SOC all stores. Foster-Milburn
Go. Props, Buffalo, N. c. Adv.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-11

Young man, there is one thing
that you can not do. You cannot
make g success of the life unless
you work. Oder meu than Won
have tried it and failed. You can
rot loaf around the street corner
and cold drink stands, smoke
cigarettes, talk baseball ard sponge
on some one else without making
q fiat fal 'uro. You should learn a
trade or get into some honest
business. If you don't you will
become a chronic loafer, and there
is, never has been or never will be
a place in the world for loafers.
The ripe fruit is at the top Of the
tree and you must climb to get it
or some smart man will pluck it
from you. Do something no mat,
ter how small or how low the
wages, it will be a starter. Help
Yourself and others will help you.
There is no rlval road to success.
will, grit and endurance are the
qualities that lead to it. -Cornella
Enterprise.