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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

sic ideiusn bier alIes Gut3ubIstsH, I'M
bi. 9suif6sn DON Rheims Des5uOrdns
gen, bas aud am GuHHsritas lpisosr
bom6arbirt tpuroe /glua Die aatbs'
orale fog Disosr bsitofen pOrbsn
lein, na9bsm bic 8sutidsn bic GraR'
3ofen 6sf4uloigt, oab iie Gbermals Die
abiirme fir Militdr3gDeds benubt adts
ten. 0as 9orriidsH Der Sransoisn an
bisIsr StelIe beutst an, 6ab lie bic I6a
Iidt baben, bier burd3ubrs4en unb sis
nen aeil stDiiteH ben rsateH uno linz
Ten Sliissl Der 9sutihen ein3ui4iss
ben.
Die 5ransoIsn bsbaupten aud, sipis
it1en Der Waas uno Der Moiel OOrges
riidt 3u i.in unS bic BON @eroun na4
Ws sfiibrsnbe Strabe srrei9t gu 9as
ben.
atm rettsn 5liissI Der 5ransOi.n,
po ss cine Ssit lang rubis mar, babsn
Die 9suiiden iui.bsr bic SffenfiOs err
sriffsn. iie foa ab.r Don ben Gransoien
aufgebaIten ipOrSsn i.iu.
Die britif6en glilitGrfadlsuts ball
ten bic Gage, mad ben Dorifehenosn
9eri4tsn. fir rbur6uas 6efriebiseno"
Sic finb Der @nii6t, odb bsm 8ors
marid Der Tsutf6sn ua4 Der aiiiie
Sefinitip GinbaIt ssbOtsn iporoen III
unb bic Seutidxn ss3tpanssn paren,
ibr Centrum ,u ihpdaeH. I'm ibrsn
rehten GIiiseI Osritar,sn Su tDnnsu.
lbsr ipenn es aud ben Ssutidsn
ni6i ssIunssn iF, bic 5rOut Der @ers
biinbstsn gu burdbre6sn. 70 bsftnosn
iie ii4 iebt bod in elmer beifsrsn Gage,
aIs subor. ba iia lire GrDnt isbt bon
Der S4ipeissr Gren5e biz nda glnt'
iperpsn unb bOIIGnbiItsm Sebist .rs
iiredt uno ss isins Glanten mshr sibt,
ipelds bic @srbiiuSstsu umsehsn t6uus
ten.
Die 0erbiinbsien t0nnen absr ben
9erIu9 MAIDEN, bic Jront Der Deats
i6sn gu bur6brsden unb es i4eint,
baB iis biss isbt an Der bsIsii9en
9renSs periudsn.
Bon ben aGmpisn i'm nOrbli8sn
geIsi.n fast Der offiaisle geridt nur,
baB bic BON glntperpen .tommenbeH
beutiden Sruppsn in psitIi6xr Ri4s
.unS mati4ir.sn uuS an mittnc4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

abenb in Der Rdbs Don 8riigge angsz
tOmmsn isieH. Die OppOiitien, Die ben
Oeutiden entgesengeisBt purbe. mar
teine febr ernite un0 bate oaber nur
ben .3ped, ben 9ormari6 aufSubaltsn.
Die Eeuti6en baben griigge beieet
uno 6efinoen iif ieet pabriheinli6 IN
Der gtdbe BON Sitenoe. Dfan e!altbt
aber, onB ons 9ros ibrer armee in
iiiOIiter 9ti6tlmg naridurt lmb Ben
9eriuh Ser 9elItiten lltlteritiisen
ioQ, Iif an Der fran3oiiifen aiiite ieIt.
juiesen. ga a6er gpres, oiesieit Der
bels;iden 8ren5e, BON @crbiinoeten
beiest lit, uno oieie pabri6einlid
ard an6ere Sriippen spiihen Dpres
uno 9fieuerport baben, Sebn Meilen
iiioreitIi6 DON SItenSe, tueroen Die
Geiltiten tpabriheinIid1 lire nad.
item Geftisen Sample al ben StraBen
lnlS Giieubobner su beiteben bnben,
Die pon Der Strife naa Siten fii6ren.
@s III aber aud moaIif, bag fie Iit5
Ser armee BEG Generals ocn 4Iuf
anitIieben per0en, bic Sife6litlo
nit n6rSli& BON bieier Stabt sele-
geue Giitrifte bciest fat.
Gie 9erpobner Ser Gesenb, ourh
peIdc Die 9euti6cn jest mari6iren.
iIie5en Der Settle su unb oeriudeH
na6 gngIanS gu geIaneen.
geIsiife GliittIinge fOmmsn iest
in sr6Berer 9abI in England OIL.
gtut; uneefdbr 5000 pertptinoete BEL
aide SoIoaten iinh ifcn angefonl'
men, un6 auBerbem fommen 5lii6t-
Iinae BON Soanub on, no Die Stdote
lmS Ortidaften iiberiiiat ihno, uno Is
iftper bdlt, Die Msitteloien 5n err
nabreu. Sn RotterSam lit ilbrteens
Elm aomn1ittee sebiloet tuorSen BOB
,ib na9 slnttperpen beseben miro, nm
Arrangements fir Die &iifbeforoe'
RING eines grobeH Sbeils Der BON
bort qeiIiidteten @epobner gu iorgen.
Die 9eutifeu iirrO aber 1lidt I'M
.gtanbe, Die Siferbeit Der llni9ulot-
gen gil gnrantiren, fiir ben San, oab
irgenSipeIfe Sranftireurs auf oic
oeutI6en Srappen feueru oSer in ion.
tiger gSeiie iip gegen iie oerseben
iSltsn. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Gine 9riessnerwillisitng
npn $2,5OO,OOO,OOO
@il( Die preuBti d. e u e g / e.
rung pom 8 Gunotag per
laneen.

glmiterbam, Is. Oftober, pia
2onOon. Der telegraph" oeroffent'
lidt oie iolgenOe 0epeid)e aus Ser
lin: Die preltBiid)e 9fegierirng beub-
iidjtiat, ben 9anotag Inn cine &rtegs'
5elpilligung DON mebr ais S2,5O0,'
100000 5u eriu6en.
,Hegierune5arbeiten an ben Gtlen>
habnen imO 2anoitraBen ioIlen III
groBem WtaBltabe in gIngriff genom'
men lperoen, um oen 9lrbettsloicn Be-
iddftigllna 5u geben uno anoeren Sc
meinocn SiIfe 5u geipdbreu Syt ciner
gemeiniamen Sistng Der &arteifiib-
rer puroe eiritinlnlig beihloiien, oas
Regierungsprogramm 5lt unterItiisen.
Die Seiiion Oes 2anbtages wiro Den
Gbarafter zines groBen arie9sratbs
baben, unb MIR penige Gage oouern."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Cefterreihifhe aabaIlerie
Sn sic Geitung 9r5empsl
eiMge5ogen.

2onbon IS. Oftober. 9ie iol.
aenoe oifi5ieae Seiitide Gepeide lit
am slbcnb per SunfenteIegrapb bier
einsetroiien:
,Sn @ien ipiro oiii5iea gemeloct:
llniere sfapaIlerie III bonn @eiten
ber in bic sseiting 4Sr5empsl
ei,lsr3oaen. Der Seino. iiberraid,t
bnld Die GfneIligfeit imiercs Dor.
riidciis in @ali3ien ino RniiiidrBo.
len, Da.te pergebIi4 periatt, 5u uer-
bin6crn. oab mir Der sseiiirng gntiab
briiigsn, inoen CT Irlippen in melt.
!idyer Rihtimg abgeididt, lie iparen
aber nid,t im StanDe. ben 8ornlaridl
unierer glrmee ailf,uDnlten."
.Gie o. imo 6. riiiiiid,e Snfnrterie.
Tipiiipn. bic pon uns aHgegrifien
tpurSen, befinScn iih in Der Hibtlng
aui ben sInb Gan aui Der Sludt
Cine Standardization nno cine
c,nfmteriebrigaoe, bic iih in elmer
i.arfen Steanng ipeitIih bon Dpnoru,
in @cIi3icn bcfanben, ipiirben nn6
fur5em @ioeritanoe in bic Gludt &c.
idIIngeil."
Der aei6sfau5ler in
griiiieI.
Berlin 15. Ettober. Or. bon
@etlmann.Soaipeg, Der oeutihe
Dieihsfon3Ier, iit NIT ieinem Stab am
W2ithuut, In NriiiieI asiasfoutr1e1L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Die Gage
RlHf bsm 5iiIidJen aritssidaapIat
cine giinitigs.

@erIiH 10. Cttober. Ger Sun.
senieIegrapb nad SapDille, 8. 5. stiu
GounerItdg iuurbe bier Oiiisisa ange-
fiinbiat, bab bic SdIadt, Die felt benz
a. Cftober OitIif pon @irbdIIen in
sfdiiih-a,oIen, i'm Ganse It, fir bic
Csiiti&en oiiiiitis SsrIdsit @isoeE:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
|2seioe Armee1 I'M norofi6eu 9'ranG-
rei& 5ie9en Derfdrkun9en 6eran.
|ltno bereitem ii6 an9eni6etntt0 anf
ei1e SauptiOla6t por.


eC
m6rb in ua @aideH &ad5H
Gmo@ els aobendif @ Nm Der aafe
u ben
s,m6nro 81 mraouIdeu alg ema6 @braLar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

ber @erbiinocter an ocn aricg 81 De.
tbeiliaen. Ger @eianote iaetc, oaB
oieie @eriidte reiter nidt5 ais SSSntri-
gllen ieien, bic ben 3pef bdtten, Die
poltlmq Der rltnlGniiden 9iegicrlng
5l beeinilulien, 6ereu Eolitif init Se,
3ug uui ben arieg l0ngit ieItgeiteat
iei lmo bon Der inter feinen ltmitcrl'
Den gapiGen lperoen ipilroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
1as Dement, 0nglanbs
Tit ge3ns anf bic britiid.belsiide
Nsilitdrbersinbnruns bonn Saui
1906.
sgeoeutet gar nidts fast
Graf pon gernItorff.

Graf BON BernItortf.
Waibington .. g., Is. Gft.
Ger bieiiae bertide 8otidafter, Graf
bon gernitcrif bat am Gonncritag
bic fcIecnbe GrfIarung nbgegeben:
England bot nit @e3as aiii bic
britiih-beIsiife wliIitdrpereinbarllpJ
bonn Sabre 1906 cine Grtldrling/ q.
gegeben, bic gar nibts benefit Die
Gotumente befinben iih in ben San.
cen Der oeitiidem geboroen unb iper.
ben i'm @orilamt peroffentlift iper.
ben. an Der 9bntiade iit nihts 5it dil.
OerL bab ein iogenmnteS nern lleS
2amo cine MiIitGrpereinbariing nit
Gng!an6 getrofien batte, in Der cine
2anbung BON britiiden Iriippen IN
bieien .iielttraIen" 2an6e porgeieben
mar. Slus ,oen 9ofilmeilten gebt ber.
Dor, Dab geIgien ans eigenent, freiem
BiIlen 6as anerbieten gnglanos on.
genouruen unb bei6loiien bate all
Der Seite Der gerbiipoeteu 5lt fam,
pfen.
England bermIabte 9elgien, iih
aiii ben aries ein5ulaiier, aIs aber Die
8eit FAM oas lmsIiidlid,e Heine 2ano
5il beidyiisen, iuuroe oieies iif ieI6it
iiberIaiien. 9eliti6lano baaegen, tas
bon Der 8ereinbaring, Die 9eIgien
nit GneInnb setrofien, seb6rt bate.
erbot iid beim 8eeim bes arieges,
Welgicn beidlisen unb fir allen BEN
Sdnoe 5usefiigteH gdaoen be5abIen
5u tpoIIen. geirihIanb tpiirbe icin
gerfpreHen ebrIid, geboIten baben.
Die in WriiiieI nifsefunoeneu DO
fiimente bepeiien ferner, oab id,on I'M
Sabre 1906 England IN ipitenatiider
@eiie peyiud,t bate, Die stoaIition 5ii
Gtanbe su bringeu, bic iest Geiitid.
Iai0 ben Grieg aufgesrpi,ngen bat"
Bonn is. Gftober. Gie bier elm.
getroficnen beutihen 8eitllnsen cnt.
baltcn ale Ianse grtitel ilber bic in
griiiieI lifseiimoeuen 9ofumente
beS belgiiden @eneralItabes, Die Die
sluiidrift ngritii6e sSnterpcntion III
@cI9ien~ fiibren, uno Die BON Der
n4orboclitihen slagemeinen Sci.
ilins" DcroffeutIidt lpiroen.
lie aareii55eihing" iagi, aus ben
Gofnnenten gebe berpor, oab es idjon
ljeit ;Sabren cine beidIoiieue Ebafrass
ecrveien iei, bab i'm Safe einss arie-
scS Bdgien gemeinidaftiide Sade
NIT 5ranfreih imS England mancn
ipetSe. Gie 9eiiihe Eases5eitlmg
or:idi bic Scffming aug, roub bic
iltiitrolen Stdnten iest nlifboren iper.
Den, iiber Die brutaIe @ergepalti.
siing Der imiduIoieeH fIeinen Bel.
gier" ,li iarHmern.
.Gie Gofiincnte berpeiien." iagt
bic .9oiiiide 3eitung", Die Seudelei
GnsIanos uno oeiieu SlOifierenS nit
ge5us auf Sie geutraIitdt anberer
2inber, inSem es Derindte, aud Die
Weutralit1t SoIlanbs 5il perlesen.
sic beipeiien AUDI, baB Baron grinol.
Der belsiidIe @eianote in Berlin, Die
ridtige Scee BON benz @ertb Scs
Gdnlees gnglanos bate, beren BRO.
pbe5eitunaen iino in erfiiauhg se.
gansen. geIgien blutet ans tauieno
@imhen, Die es bel Der geidiisimg
britiider Sntereiien erbaIten bat, uno
Die Gntriiitiing Der britiifen Stnats.
manner iiber angebIide gertrags.
bride III bic reirite Seu6eIei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Cberft tpn Remter
Mit benz @iiernen &reu5
eriter &laiie oeforirt.

Berlin, Is. Sftober. Sberit Don
Sfeilter, Der i'm oorigen Sabre oas 80.
Sliianterieregtment tommanoirte, als
Der Gouflift atpiihen Der 9epolferng
BON 3abern uno Dem oortigen WfiIl.
tdr entitaub, lit rpegen Sapferfett Dor
Dem Seino nit Dem @tieruen &rcu5
eriter alaiie oeforirt tporben
Dor 9ur5en bieb es, baB Sberit D.
Reliter IN einem @efed]t in gelgieu
getobtct worbeu iei bies rpuroe aber
bon ben Neutiden 01ilttdrbeborbeu
prompt in @brcoe geiteIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

sir Ohio, aentudp, anoiana, Il,
iinois MeH 8iraini,n unb bus ipeit-
lide pennipIpanien: Iriibes Detter,
ipabriheinlidl nit Stridregen am
Sreiids. am Samitaa idb0nes Net.
ter.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
All Saints Day.

To morrow our thoughts revert
to the dear ones who have precrd
ed us to the other graves.
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes,
dust to dust is Gods immutable
law and the separation from loved
mother, father, sister, brother
and friend bows our heads and
crushes our hearts.
We feel the parting Of the
ways, bnt Death tho unfathom-
able to US, is a mystery which
lies with the soul which reflects
the conditions and influences OF
the next life. What the evolution
is we must learn from the sacred
writs.
The sting Of Death, therefore.
is in the separation, the serving
of loving hearts. and to morrow W
we commune with the Dead and
hook forward to the reunion ii
another world.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

Our popular School Head Hon.
Lionel J. Bourgeois motored to
Lucy on Monday and was warm
ly greeted by his many friends.
Miss Edith Dry has returned to
her home in Lucy after most
pleasant stay at the home of the
Misses Gabb inst. Patrick, La,
Miss Hattie Plaisance spent
Sunday with relatives at Central
La.
q -
Miss Emma Fielder an attrac-
tive, and Winsome young lady or
New Orleans is the honored guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph D'Arens-
bourg, and family.
e =
Mr.. Albert L. Bossier, the popu-
lar Clerk of the Launch Tom was
mingling with his many friends
in St. John on Sunday.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, ETC.

In conformity with the require
ments of an act of congress of
Aug. "a, 1912. lie Mesehacebe
publishes herewith a sworn state
rnent of its ownership, manage
nlent, etc. as furnished in du-
plieate q the local postmaster
under date Of Oct. 81, 1914
Editor John D. Reynaud.
Managing Editor John D.
Reynaud.
Business Manager John d.
Reynand.
Owners Eugene Dumez, Pau
Berthelot, and William ]. Hart.
known bondholders. mortga-
gees and other security holders.
holding / per cent or more q
total amount of bonds. mortgages
or other securities None.
(Signed:l John D. Reynaud.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 31st., day of October 1914
Seal ]. 4. Pancaire
Justice Of the Peace,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Among those who renewed their
subscription to LIE Meschacebe
this past week, we take pleasure
in quoting the name of Lloyd
Landry, a popular. and highly
esteemed employee ofthe Bowie
Lumber Company, of Lockport,
La,
Mr.. Landry has at all times
proven himself a staunch friend
to lie Meschacebe, and there are
no words at our command by
which we could fttingly show
our appreciation of the nice letter
received from him this week, and
of the kind sentiments expressed
therein.
Perhaps the simplest and best
way to show our heartfelt ap-
probation in this instance would
be by the little word Thanks"
s .id with a sincere and most CRATE
full heart.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
LETTRE DUN SOLDAI
MOURANT.

Un soldat francais blessf a
mort, rle champ de batail-
lie de la Marine, ecrivait les
lignes touchantes que nous re
produisons:
"C'est aujourd hui jeud1.
Nous sommes dams lie de
partemcnt de la Marne. at
tends du secours qu1 ne wen
dra pas, ] Fen suis persuade.
"Que Dieu m'appelle a lul !,
car je SQUIRE horriblement.
Adieu, ma femme, mes en-
,fants bien-aimes; adieu toute
ma fanille que al tant anne
Re demande a ceux de mes
chefs qui trouveront cett<
notedel'envoyer a ma femme
avec mon Garnet que Je lalsse
dams la poche de ma capote
Rassemblant tout ce gu
me reste d ennergie, les deuA
jambes brisees, j'ecris Ses
quelques mots sous une grelt
de bales.
MA derniere pensee est
pour mes enfants, pour me-
chere femme, eompagne dc
ma vie, ma femme bien aimee
Vive la France!'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
La IeOn GOdchaux
Company

Atm de retablir le marche
des sucres ell Louisiana, la
Leon Godchaux Co." Sc pro
pose de METRE ses sucres en-
sacs de 25 ct 100 livres qui
seront vendus directement
aux consomn1ateurs. On sc
servira que de sacs en- cotton.
&c projet empechera lie Trust
du sucre d'imposer ses prix
au consomnateur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
Mass Said For Mother
Stuart.

A solemn requiem massfor
the repose of the soul OF very
Rev. Mother Janet Stuart
was said last Saturdayin the
Chapel Of the Sacred Heart.
Academy at Convent, St jam
es Parish, La, A cablegranl
from England, on Thursday
brought news Of her death
she was superior general of
the Ladies Of the Sacred
Heart.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
Grinding Season Ihaugnrated.

With ideal good weather
prevailing. and a very large
crowd of laborers ready to
save the crop the grinding
season was inaugurated in
St. John Parish this week by
the following factories: The.
Reserve Refinery, at Reserve,
La, Columbia, at Edgard,
La, the Evergreen, at VAL
lace, La, sport at Mt Airy,
Gold mine. and Glendale fac
tories at Lucy, La, and the
Hope factory near Garyville.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
Voting On The Amendments


the following article from last
weeks Donaldsonville Chief re-
garding the seventeen constitu-
tlonal amendments which are to
be submitted to the people of
Louisiana at next months elec-
ton. The article appearing In
that grand old Journal and which
we deem very a propos follows:-
The Chief is of the opinion that
the average Louisiana voter may
save himself trouble and possible
confusion, without seriously COM
promising either his own con-
science or the interests of the
state, by voting ''yes'' on all
seventeen of the proposed con-
stitutional amendments which
are to be submitted to the people
at nextmonth's election.
Nearly all of these propositions
are not only unobjectionable, but
will inure to the credit and bene-
fit of the state at large or the
particular sections to which in
some instances they appertaIn,
and none of them can do any very
great harm, even from the stand
point of the most punctiIious or
captious objector.
Some opposition has been ex-
pressed here and there to Acts
257 and 1877 amendments Nos.
| Is and Is on the official BALLOT,
which seek to provide an addi-
tional Judge in each of four
judicial districts the first,
comprising Caddo parish; in the
thirteenth, composed of the par
ishes of Rapides and Avoyelles;
in the twenty-fifth, made up of
the parishes of Tanglpahoa and
! St. Helena, and in the twenty
eighth, comprising st. John, st.
Charles and Jefferson parishes
lbut it was virtually the unani-
nous opinion of the general as
sembly apparently confirmed by
the sentiment of the members OF
the bar and the people of the
districts concerned, that the crea
ton of the Two judgeships is
essential to- the prompt and eff.
fective administration of justice
: and enforcement of the laws,
} hence there would seem to be NJ
: good reason why the voters of tht
= remainder Of the state shoulc
, refuse "a rant these congesteC
] districts the relief it is sought t.
] afford them by the adoption o
! the amendments just mentioned
Act 278, (appearing on the of
e ficial ballot as amendment No. 13
: lproviding for the levying of
Q special tax to create lakeshor
0 park in the city of New Orleans
may be negatived by the dis
g erifninating voter without hurt
2 ing anybody's interest or feeling
/ inasmuch as the friends an
? promoters of the measure hav
y agreed that existing condition
are not propitious for the carry
u ing out of the contemplated PR
p iect. and theyinvite the people
Ie vote the amendment down undt
le these circumstances no harm wi
I. ensue il the measure is adopted
,e las it merely authorizes the city
,e Issue bonds and levy q tax, bl
: does not make the actinn oblig;
tory. There is no probability th'
: the authority will be exercise
:. If granted.
Is Lieut.. Gov. Barret Of Shrev
y port was quoted IN the sneV
s. papers last week as declarir
that all the amendmepts .,
Il excellent and are receiving b
os hearty support. In fact, sa
: lhe, know of no opposition
any Of the proposed amen
! ments. =
l1 --
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-31
The following letter from

AAV 4OAAS"AAS ASSSSA
President Woodrow Vision OF
Senator Jos. E. Ransdell, which
was made public will give the
people of the delta some idea of
how the Administration feels
towards the solving of the Mis-
slssippi River Flood Problem, and
should be welcome news to all of
the friends of the Mississippi
River Levee Association.
THE WHITE HOUSE"
Washington October 1st, 1914.
NV dear Senator Ransdell:-
am glad you have given me
an opportunity by your import
ant letter of September thirtieth
to express my very deep interest,"
in the problem of flood control in
the valley of the Mississippi and
in the valleys of the rivers run
ming into the Mississippi. 1t is a
question to which I have already
devoted a great deal of attention
and I shall continue to study it
with the determination to con-
tribute all that can to its solu-
Ition. believe, that this il one OF
the chief physical problems con-
fronting the country and that it
is our plain duty to address our.
selves to it very actively and
with a determination to succeed.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
(oigned) Woodrow Wilson. >
| The Levee Association has con
Quoted a very active campaign
during the last year and a hall
for national recognition of the
Mississippi River with a view tt
| having it treated as a separate
| and distinct project, asthe Pan
anna canal was treated, and it il
evident from the favorable com
ment elected from a number o
senators and representatives
when the River & Harbor Bill
was being attacked, that tn
country is now willing to consi
der the Mississippi River bii
enough to be treated by itself.
It is the intention of the Mis-
sissippi River Levee Association
therefore, to direct all Of its ef
forts in the future, towards Sc
curing acknowledgement on som
definite and specific measure TO
this great project, and to divorc
it entirely from thegeneral Rive
& Harbor bill.
President Wilson s letter show
that he is keenly interested an
is determined to do something j
a big way for the Mississippi
River project. With this definit
expression from the head of th
present Administration ever!
, body in the Mississippi delt
should feel greatly encouraged
icontinue their fight.
The President has already mad
Q wonderful progress in carryin
! out the pledges of the Democr
y tic party and as the rectificatie
al of this great river and the contr
of its floods, was one of the planl
10 in the platform, It's evident tn
le the President intends to take |
\ this matter next and give it Il
lie same personal attention that
has give TO other important a
= ministratfon matters that ha'
3 already ben put through. Tl
u Tariff CurrerAx Iegislati'
a and the Trust Hesitation ha
q already been disposed of and nc
" comes the consideration of Il
d great national problem-contr
q linr the flood waters Of the n
lsissippi River.
1 The Isevee Association has
q HIready begun t take active ste
a to formulate its ans Tor prese
q ting the case Of the isslsil
Rive at the coming session
y Song ess and PresideAt Galdw'
has lnst issued q call for
meeting Of the Executive Coz
Imittee of the Association to
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Thursday, Nov. 26,
Thanksgiving Day,
Is Wilson's 5 Decree

President Woodrow Wilson
proclamation last
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

wrestler of the world, who is said
to be in training for the governorship
contest in Iowa two years hence.
The big wrestler has practically
given his consent to the Corn State
slate makers and it is said that the
Republicans believe the champion
athlete could put a Democratic gu
bernatorial contender to the mat as
easily as he has his old mat rivals.
No announcement has yet been
made of Gotch's high political aspi-.
rations, but the news leaked out in
telegram sent to Chicago.
Meantime, it is said, Gotch will
give no more exhibition bouts.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

San Francisco.-From the wres-
ting mat to the political arena is the
jump contemplated by Frank Allen
Gotch, champion catch-as-catch can