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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

Der beuti de Bot 6 tter r
in @ai6inston bat iia BEL unierer Res
gierung iiber bic @erlesung Der gteus
tralitdtsz zReseln bura Grobbritannien
bei6pert. DAP bas n0tbig 1T, pirft
tein sutes 2i9t auf bic yleutralitGt
unierer Regierung unb mub in oieiem
2anbe @ntriiituug erregen, Tenn bas
8erbalten @rObbritanniens betpirft
ni4t bios eine S9Gbisuns 9euti61
lan0s, ionpern in nod b0berem Wlabe
cine S9doisung unieres 2anbes. Wie
Der beutfdhe 8otf4after ri9tig barlegt,
bebanbslt @robbritannien bebinste
&oHtrebanbe in berielben Weiie, ipis
abIolute &ontrebanoe. Yeoinete Son,
trebanos, tpie grobftoffs. lam ni6t ge=
tdpert iperoen, lpenn Die Qabuns
ni4t fir militdrif6e 3pede beitimmt
it, 5rosnem perben iol6e 2abungsn
BON eneliihen Sdiffen sstapert, Denn
iie Bios 3ur @rndbrung Der geD0lte>
rung bienen iolIen. gbenfo tonn be-
oinste &ontre6anoe niht getapert ipers
Den, Denn iie mad sinem neutralen
6ufen aebt. @rObbritannien aber ldbt
ipl4e 2aoungen nur buragsben, fpsnn
bag importirenoe 2anb fid Dsrpfli6tet,
nt4ts DoH Der 2aoung an bic Gngs
lamb feinoli9eH 2dHoer gu f6iden, mo-
gu ss abfolut teiH Re6t bat. Der
rDeitere Gepaltatt beitebt in Der nus
leguns Der fortgsfesten ssabrt (cpne
tinuous Dopage). SH 8e3ug auI abs
folute GOntrebanoe 1T es Rsgel, bag
eieie ni9t nd6 eirlem neutralen Safen
gefhidt fperben iann, I'm bann an ben
5einb eefdidt gu iuerben, aber Oieie
Regel gilt nidt fir bebinsuHsstpsiis |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Sanfiasunsstas 1914.

Die @nabe beg Simmels betpGbrt
| iih an tsinem 2anbs mebr, als an BEN
unierigen. Sebes Sabr bringt gr0be.
rem grnteIegen, unb penn mir uns
Der 9naee i'm poaiten Mabe piirbie
erpeiIen iuollten, inbem mir aaes,
pos bic 9aatur uns barrsi9t, nit BEN
nOtbigen Sleibe unb nit Der ge6iihren.
ben Sahtenntnib ausbeuten tpiirben,
70 piirbe Der Snbegriff alss Segsns,
als eines 2anbes, in tpel9em Milt
unb Sonis flieBt, iid an uns err
fiiGen. Sopsit mir MangsIbaftes
BEL uns bepbcbten, 1T es nidt bic
Sdulb Der Ratur, ionbern Der Msn.
ifen. 2lber aud BEL 8eDba6tuns
unIersr @erfeblungen ipirb cine bants
bare Stimmuns babur9 anseregt, oab
mir ernitIi9 besonnen baben, afes.
nas unierem Glide i'm @ese itebt,
fortsurdumsn. gu bieisn Sesnunsen
re9nen mir aup0rberit ben boben iittlis
9en Son, Der ita in unierem Dffentlis
tse 2eben fpubrnebmbar maht. Sas
amerifanii6e Bolt 1T sur Grtenntnib
sslunst, bab unebrli6teit in 0ffentIis
tben 4ngelesenbeiten auf bas priDats
2s6en abfdrbt unb ss pirb jebt nit
gifer baran geurbeitet, alles gu bsfeitiz
gen, ipas torrupte @erbaltniiIe i'm
staatspefen sr3eugt. @iel blsi6t nod
gu tbun iibrig, oenn bic MiBitdHbe Ell
nes Sabr6unberts ldiien ii6 nt6t in
einem Sabre ii6ertpinoen. Qfber Io6alb
Der @iGe fid einfteGt, na9 bem Re4s
ten gu ieben, ipiro aud Der Grfols
nidt ousbleiben. 8as bepabrbeitet
Ii6 ipe5iea in elmer neuen Dffentliden
ginri6tung, lpel6e in 6ieIem Sabre,
srit Dor lpenigen Sagsn, ins 2e6en ses
treten lit uHb uns sroben Segen pers
Ipridt. Wtr oenten an bic ReierDes
banten. 5iinfunofieb5ig Sabre lang
1a6en mir uns nit einem fe6lerbaften
5inan5ipItem geplast. bas benz aanb.
Jroben S6aoen 5ugefiigt bat. SEPT
inb mir Dieier llria9e bsitGnbiser
Sorge lebig unb oas itimmt sans be-
'onbers Sur Dautbartsit, neil baraus
u erfebsn 1T, nit fpiepiel gr6berer
siniidt jeBt bic 0ffentlichen gtngelee
Jenbeiten neripaltet iperoen; uno iobalo
lie Ration ale araft ibren natios
lalen 4ufgaben 5ulpenbet. 1T Elm Bee
tdnoiger 5ortf6ritt unb Elm gsbp6sner
son in allem uniersn Sanbsln, 9enz
en- uno gmpfinoen nit Beitimmtbeit |
II erDdrteu. Sin groberer Sesen In !
Itrbt beHtbar, oenn bteMant elmer glus |
ion liegt uitbt Bios in ibren materiel- |
en-, IonDern nod mebr in tbrsn fittiis |
ben @iitern.
Oie geiitige @iepergeburt, in ipelher
Dir uus jeBt befinoen. bat audi beis
snb uuf einen i9meren 3rebsfhaDen
emirtt, Der in Der grunbirriaen Nufs
1ifung beftanb, baB 6as fittli6e DpIe
N Elm 6inberniB fir oen nationalen
luffApune p uHD Dub Der Hstrusl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Snm gsadlSentem BEL lid.

9ie @dDler bon GaIifornien baben
itaatipeite probibition init einer Wtn.
|iorit6t Don 100000 Stiulmeu abae.
than. iInS 5ipar iparen babel burdous
niht Die geipaItigen finansieIlen lino
lanopirtbf4aftIids JnttrtFtn alIsia
ausidIagaeberb. Die Nrobibitions.
Sanaiifer, Die ibre 3,pangsgeietc
Sern @oIfe Sieies Staates aui3pinsen
lDoIlten, batten bic urrperit1mtbeit,
Dem 0eiesentpurf eineu Varasrapben
bei5ufiiget iponah BET 5tpeiter lleber.
fiibrung, 6aB ieulanb in .ieinem eigc.
nen Saife bei ben Wabbeiten Wein
ierpirt, nit @efansnib beitrnft ipcr.
ben icae. SIT es ba 5u peripunbern
baB bic ~ErodeneH@ 70 idn6bIih ab.
gefaIlen iinb2
Der 9eriaf, bic SeiIiefeit oes
Seins 5u 5eritoren, lit aber toraf.
teriitii1 fin alle fanatiide 9robibi.
tiouiiten, eitierlei mo ilnb tpie iie alli.
treten. Sic 5ogern nidt, bic 9iener.
idoft i'm Saire. ia Ole eigenen 5a.
lniIienenmiteIieber sn Spionen bei
Glide, iogar i'm gdIaf,immer 5u ma,
den, I'M 6aranf Die alnflnge fir eili
8erbreGen Su begriinoen bas feiit
@erbreden lit. aaBt mon bieies grin.
sip tpeiter idalten, 6nnn lebeluobI,
periouIide 5reibeit In glmerifn. giam
fann iinb ipirb es aud auf ben me.
bi5iniiden, aiif ben er5ieberiiden gs.
rrlf, aiif Die RcIision, .iiberbaitpt alti
al infer tdglides Wun airpenben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

&ontrefknbe. 3rpbSem bebdnbeI
@robbritannien dbiolute unb bebinet
2ontrebanbe in slsiher Weiie. Infer
Hesisruns fpirb niat unbin fDnnep
auf bieIe 8eihtperbe bes oeuti6el
goti9afters 4ntport au seben. Weni
| iie iid tein Gepiiien baraus mad,t
unneutral gesen Deutialanb su Der
fabren. ipie bas San Su iein i9eint
10 lit iie bod perpfli9tet, ben amerita
nii9en 9anbel segen bic @ergeipaIti'
sunsen our6 @rpbbritannien 81
rdiibsn. @s miro jebt intereiiant isin
gu erfabren. oh uniers &egierung aus
3uneisuns groBbritannien beidlpi.
fen bat, ben Sanbel ibres eisenen Gan:
bes ifper au i9Gbisen. Wds Oeutifs
lano betrifft, 70 bat es, ipenn es tein
Reft miro, bic unbsitrittene 9efugs
nib. oen ameritaniiden grport in ber>
ielben Weife gu bebanbsln, ME ss bon
Seiten @robbritanniens seItiebt.
X X
Rad bem mir Sbises seIdrieben bais
ten, traf eine Depeifs aus Waibinston
elm, bab oie Der. Staaten bic Com
bonsr @rtlGruns. auf ipelde Der beuts
i9e gptfdafter iif itiiBt, nidt aners
tennen, neil iie bon gnglano niGt ras
tifisirt porben lei, bemnad teine p0ls
terre4tlide 9eltung babe. Sn Splge
befen tpiiroen Die Ser. Stadten ii6 an
bas @Dlterre6t baltsn, tpie es Dor Der
2pnooner @rtlGrung Geltuna bate.
Sas erifeint uns als cine 4usiludt,
nm Die oeuti9e 9eI9perbe on Der
SdpelIe abneiien gu t0nnen. slber
ielbft nenn unIere Regierung iid blps
an bas friiber geltenbe 80lterre9t ball
ten nil, lit na6peisbar, bab lie pars
teiii6 gegen SeutIalanb banoeli uno
benz ameritanifhen Sanbel niht Den
i'm 5uitsbenoen Sdub gepdbrt, gfob
Dor Der Qonooner @rtldrun1 mar es
pDlterredtlide SaBune, bab 9roos
1tofTe, Die ni1t aur grndbrung beg
feinbli6en Seeres, ionbern Der biirser
liaen 8epolterung su bisnen beitimmt
finb, aus neutralen 2Gnbern ben i'm
&riege itsbsnoen 2dnbern 5uaefiibrt
meroen biirfen. Warum bat pann un<
iere Regierung nidt bagsgen proteitirt,
bab Gnglanb Shiffe nit 8ooitoffsn
tapert, Die Oeutidlanp 5uaefiibrt ipers
ben, gegen pelfes bic GnglGnber teins
8lodaoe ertlGrt baben2 llnh parum
bat Die Ser. Staaten Reaierung nidt
bageqen proteitirt, bub @nglano
S6iffe tapert, bic nit 8robitoffen nad
neutralen 2Gnbern seben, bic Ii9 ni6t
osrpfli9ten po[len, Die Qusfubr bers
iefben nab 8euti6lanb uno Oeiter4
reid 5u perbieten2 gnglanb bat au9
inter Der alien SuBuns tein Reht,
iolde @oridriften au MAIDEN, aber uus
iere Regierung lGbt bas rubig ses
iheben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
abseblitt.

Der farie @slbjhrant Der puritan
Chocolate Co.. 10. 106 @eif Court
Strabs lriotritanb ben anbo6ruusss
beriu&en zines Gslbidrauliprengsrs.
Der ben aontorrdpmsn btiagttr Uir.
ma sinsn 9siu9 obitaiists. Der Gin.
BREEDER erbrah bi,runf bic puIts unb
entlDsnbs:s sinsn WepoIDtr fotpis 81 in
gaar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

Bir erparteu cine grtIdrune
Guslanbs, oab surtiss abiplute
&risgstontrsbanoe iinO. Sisie tOnnz
ten, penn in sroben Wenssn uno Is=
benb na6 Osutihlanb erpprtirt, ben
enslii9en Rotbrofen sefGbrlid pers
ba bic Surties bur6 ben Inblid Don
rotber Sarbe fart sereiSt iperoen unb
ben eugliifen Soioaten ius 9eiiht
ipri,ieen tonnteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

giHe Der gene MI n
Gri6einungen in bieIsm 2aube lit bic
9biterie i'm 6anbsl. Denn irseno etz
pas ni6t ben ri9tisen Wes sebt, 10
psrDen bic Hesieruns uHb bas sanse
2ano nm 9ilfe anserufen. Sin Bel.
ipiel bdben mir an ben giisnbabnen,
Die lnteritiibuns auf 8oiteH bes
@Oltes perlansen, neil bur4 eins mos
mentane Storuns i'm Selomartt
S9pieristeiten entitanOen. bic aapis
talien aufsubrinsen, heren Die giien=
bdbnsn bebiirfen. Cine anbere grs
iteinuns lit bas bpitsriide 8erlansen
Der 8aumipoue<p <pflan5er na6 6ilfe,
,peil Der Grport ibrer @aare 5eitpeiz
Zig sebemmt lit. Der SaB ipurps aufs
seitellt, nab 8aumnole ni4t peniser
als 10 Gents bas pfunb bringen bIrfe
ui.o !penn niht mebr gu erlangen iel,
miiBten Die Regieruns unb Die gan5e
Natipn etnipringen. Cine 5orDerung
sins babin, ooB bic Resierune srobc
9arleben auf 8aumpoue MAIDEN iolle,
baB iie nidt unter sebn Gents pertauft
5u iperben braudt. 9lls bas, ME IS
iid sebiibrte, abgeipisIen tpurbe, ginsen
bDiteriI9e auufleute ans Wers, lin eiz
nsn sspnbs pon 135 Miqionea Dollars
su benz geba6ten 3pede auf5ubrinseu.
gber bic 9dntiers in ben 8aumpou;
itaaten, bic bod am meiiten ar fol9er
5ilfsattion intereFirt iinD, Derpeisern
jebtpebe get6eiligung an Dem 5onos.
Gie iagen, bab bieier Sonbs iiberfliiis
fig lit, ba lie oolauf i'm Stanbe limb,
alles @elb 9u leihen unb Spar gu feds
pro5ent unb bab lie iid auf einen
Nlan, einen greis BON 5ebn Gents fir
8aumpolIe gu erspingen, iih niht
einlaFen tDnnen, neil es nidt Der nae
tiirli6e preis lei. Da Die pflanser,
I'm sinen bOben preis gu erstpinsen,
cine arobe Mengs bon ibrer poriabriz
gen 8aumpolle aug bem Mdrtte biel@
ten unb iebt eine srobe grnte binsusez
treten lei, ieien d6t Gents bds pfunb
Der natiirli6e Yreis unD bieier tpiiroe
eingetreten iein, aud penn fein &rieg
in europa ausgebro9en pdre. 10 bab
Der 0utbidrei ipesen beg 9rieges err
beuhelt lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

iOlien ibre StsIIuns iirbern, ebe bic
fetnbli4en GIieser iie snibsdt baben.
wiit Der Rolonus 1T audi unier Muto
borsetommen. Wir pertbsiltn feline iebs
ten S4dbe, ounn jast unfer Masen
nit 6eaem Ruf na4 Geban bapOn.
gri6Q1brer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
2onncrstaa Scu 26. IOpe,nber 1914

Der oeuti de 9antiasuHsstas
ipirb in einisen Doaen ssfeier:
iperben. ipann bic &uien sriinoli9
aufs 6aupt sei9lasen iein perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

@ir finb ni9t bantbar
fir Die art unp Weiie, pis unlere 9fss
sisrune bic Rethte Der Ser. Staaten
seseHiiber ben anmabungen @nglanos
gum S6aben unieres 2anbes pertritt.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28

The Exposition Officials at San Francisco
have accepted plans and specifications for the
Louisiana building and work will commence
just as soon as the contract can be let. The
first five thousand allotment Of medallions has
been received and is being distributed among
the different banks over the state, who have Of
fered to dispose of them. Every citizen who is
patriotic enough to invest one dollar in this
great advertising campaign for Louisiana will
purchase one of these medallions and preserve
it as a badge of patriotic citizenship. The wom-
en- OF the state have been asked to take charge
OF this campaign for selling medallions, Com.
,mlttees are'now being formed for this work and
1t is expected that every patriotic woman in the
state will be willing to help. This is Louisiana's
one great opportunity to advertise her wonder
fui resources to America and every Louisianian
should make it his individual business to 500
that Louisiana takes proper advantage Of il. A
second class exhibit would be of less than M
value. The exhibitors at the Louisian. o+.ta
tar at Shreveport were very generous with tho
Commission; furnishing two carloads Of aor;-
cultural exhibits. These. exhibits have haon
shipped to New Orleans and are now beino
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28
Editor Gazette:

Editor Gazette:
In its last issue the Plaquemines Pro-
tector, under signature of its editor,
publishes a double-coiumn canard chal-
longing my statement that the Protec~
tor had wilfully altered n of my
communications sent to that news
paper. The editor kindly invites me, or
my friends, to call at his office, or
home, for the purpose of refuting my
statement.
If in his generous offer. he had been
fair enough to promise to disclose the
authorship of the "Citjzen' letters at
this proposed interview, which l have
earnestly asked, his invitation might
have been accepted. l have already
challenged "Citizen' to come out in
the open IN order that | might show TO
the people of this parish his motives
for attacking me in such unjust a
ner. The latest cana,d of the PRO
tector" IS merely an attempt to muddy
the issue and to allow "Citizen' an OPP
p%ortunity to slip out of it, thereby
evading a fair discussion of this contro-
versy he has begun with me.
The bias, the manner and style. of
the editors card with it's Aaring head
line, with nothing lacking, except prob
ably the presentation of a small Amer
lean flag to its readers, show plainly
that it is a lame defense of "Citizen,"
all of which prompts me in the state
ment that "Citizen" ia very closely
connected with the Protector" and /
challenge bona-fde proof to the con-
trary. If such be the case, the PRO
tector" has lagrantly violated the
ethics of respectable journalism.
have shown the injustice of the at
tack upon the selection Of the jury
commission made by the "Citizen"
letter. Since that time l nave found
the records Of the jury commission
during the tenure Of the late Judge
Livaudais, which will show a few in
teresting facts sustaining my position,
if "Citizen" desires. If he des Tres it.
let him, or the Protector disclose
his identity.
Until this shall have been done, /
have no admission, or denial. to make
to the Protector" regarding my state
ment that my letter was altered in its
publication by that newspaper, regard
less of the editors proud boast Of "his
red, American Blood which no one
seems to have questioned but himself.
In other words, l wish to be as fair to
the Protector" in this controversy as
it is willing to treat me fairly.
Yours truly.
r, EMMETT HINGLE.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28

gotten in shape for shipment to
California. Other exhibits are
being sent in every day and it is
expected that by January first
this will be one Of the most COM
plete exhibits ever shipped from
this state.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28

REQUESTS for monthly reports on prospects
for growing citrus fruits in countries bordering
on the Mediterranean have recently been for
war1ed. through the courtesy of the Depart
mont Of State. to United States consuls in the
RESPECTIVE producing districts. Returns on
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28
r. S. DANIEL,
General Surveying.
1121 N. Dupre St. New Orleans.
Tel. Hemlock 361..
naew rtis Man

anew Hts Man
0ibb-That's q lsstty rsctylooh
Ing umbrella yov have there. Cd
man. l wouldn't carry one Ike chat"
Dtsbs-"I hpov you wouldn't; that'e
che reason l carry u when you'so
about"
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
PARISH OFFICERS.

OFFICIAL REGISTER.
PARISH OFFICERS.
President of the Police jury.
J. B. Fastening, Durus P. O.
Secretary Of the Police jury,
Luclen Caro-, Bertrandville, La.
Parish Treasurer,
Joseph Savoie, Nero P. o.
Sheriff.
Frank C. M5vers, Pointe-a.la.IIachs.
Coroner.
DR.. H. l.. Ballowe, Buras P. o.
Health Officer.
Dr. Chas. Y. Seagle Bertrands lille, LIZ.
Assessor.
Marc Cognevich, Nairp P. o.
Clerk of Court,
Ernest Alberti, Pointe-a la-Hache.
Member of the General Assembly.
Simon Leopold, Phenix p. o.
Police Jurors.
LIST Ward-I. S. Lathrop. Eng. Turn
P. O.
end Ward-Adrien Leopold, Phenix
p. o.
Srd Ward-E. 4. Schayot, Pointrv.ia-
Iiache.
18th Ward--Thomas Brophy, Neptune
p. 0.
9Th Ward-Jos. Bernard, Venice P. O.
9Th Ward-C. GrakcrL Jesuits' Bend
TIN
9Th ward-J0hn Fink.
9th Nars-Dr. G. A. B. Hays, Happy
Jack r. O.
10th Ward--J. B. Fastening, BIras P.
Parish scard of Public Education,
;raIid 1T. c. Darmas, Buras y. o.
,c,ttery a1o Parish Superintendent
OF FuDlic Education,
J. C. Blanchard, Pointc-a-la-Hache'
Members,
LIST Ward%os. H. Meyer, Dalceur P.
O.
2sd Ward-Wn. Bymond. Belair P. O..
3rd Ward--Jno. B. HiAgle, Poinee-ala-
Hache
It'll War!-I. W. Delesdernier. Pilot
Town
5th Ward-Miegs Childress. Triumph
9Th Ward-Elvi Gisrdano. Jesuits'
Bend p. o.
It'll Ward-Frank Giordano. Jesuits'
Bend P. o.
9Th Ward-W. W. Lemon, Junior P.
3ts Ward-Beuj. Ballay.
10th W'ard-F. c. D'Armas. Buras P.
LOCAL JUDICIARY.
Justices Of the Peace.
LIST Ward-E. J. Rodriguez, Jr.
md Ward-Hy. Meyer, ~Bs-trandvills
Adrien Leopoia. Pheniz
Srd Nard-L r. Fontsnelle. Psinte-a-
! l.-Eache P. q.
18th Ward-Geo. W. D~eles4ernier, RI
lot Town.
w. P. Simmons. Port
Eads. 49,.
5th Ward-Ernest Fellon. Venice.
! 9Th Wards-C. Il. Sarpy, Jssuits' Bend
p. o.
! 7th Nard-Glsm L'Artisue. Naomi p.
sEl W'ard-y. r. Grimshaw. Diamond
9th Ward-N. A. Lyons. Nome Place
! P. Q.
10Th Ward-Clovis Hingle.
CcHstables.
LIST Ward-A. NJ. Miller. Dalcour P.
O.
End Ward-Jchn Grabb, Jr.. Bertrand
vile p. @.
! Fslix Lafraace, pheni1 P.
3rd Ward Ernest Dodson.
4th WarG-Janes Kigsv.
Jshn Zettwock.
5th Ward-Ere Jago, Venice P. o.
9Th Ward-Aug. 4. Sarpy.
It'll Ward-Clcment L'Artigue. Jr.,
Naomi P. O.
Sth Ward-:'hos. Nolan, Jr., Diamond
9Th Ward-EnHle Martin.
! 10Th Ward-Phlip 0osnevich.
TWENTY.NINTH JUDICIAL BIS
TRicT.
District Judge.
r. Emmett Eingle, Ponte.a. la. Nachs.
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Two Senators.
j. v. Guillotte, New Orleans.
John Dymond, Belair.
District Attorney.
N. H. Nunez, Arab P. o
PARISH DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
Chairman-JohX Dymond, Belair.
Secretary-Jos. Savoie, Nero P. @.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-11-28

Notice for a Barroom and Retail
Liquor Business Permit.
! hereby give notice that l am ap-
plying to the Police Jury Of this Parish
for a permit to operate 81 white bar
room and retail liquor business at and
on the property Of DR.. B. Lavigne, at
Home Place, La.
B. LAvIGNE, JR.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

An eastern editor says that man go,
INTO tfudyN, Ivy marrying two wives
A western editor says that many have
done the same thing by marrying
one. A northern editor says that
unite a number Of his friends found
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

trouble enough in barely promising
to marry without going any far.neI,
A soutiieri edltbf says rhat a 1ffefS'
of his was bothered enough when ne
was simply found in company with
another mans wife.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
Cogged NostrIs And Stuffy Head Open
At Once - Cures Cold And Cdarrh

dlssolves by the heat Of the nostrils;
penetrates and heals the iniiamed,
swollen membrane which lines the
nose, head and throat; clears the air
passages; stops nasty discharges and
a feeling OF cleansing. soothing re-
lief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or cold with a running nose, foul
mucous dropping into the throat, ana
raw dropping into the throat, and
needless.
Put your faith-just once-in "Ely's
Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappear. (Adv)
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely; Dull Headache
Goes; Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.
TRY "Ely's Cream Balm"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, just TO
try it-Apply a little In the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. by
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone. =.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
firm, WIZ cAp3oH's MEXICO nAct1NlA" CO.

turns from description TO narrative
and tells the story Of the political
changes from Diaz through Madero 10
Huerta in a concise yet comprehensive
manner and with an evident freedom
from prejudice which commcnds the
story to confidence.
Mr.. Carson discusses the political
complications between Mexico ana the
United States in the same intelligent
and discriminating spirit which char
acterizes the descriptive and narrative
portions of the book. He contents him
self however. chiefly with lucid pre-
sentiment of facts and OF the various
policies which have been tried or sug-
gested, rather than with arbitrary dog
matizing on his own account. Thus lie
rounds out. down 10 date Of only few
weeks ago. volume Of singular In
terost and of more than ordinary
authority on what is probably the fore
most topic of tho day in the Western
Hemisphere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

The connection between literary fut-
urism and Nietzsche IS made abundant
~ plain in Mr.. Ssmuers study OF the
movement.
Had Stcndhal lived under the old
regime, he might have become the fore
runner of Schntzler. Indeed. the
Vicnnese dramatist and story teller Is
himself the chroniclcr OF another old
regime that must he passing. His plays
and his books are the subtle echo OF
the spirit OF the life OF the city on the
Wien, avid Of the enjoyment OF the
pleasures Of living, Yet always mcasuy
conscious of its sadness. He f., more
over an artist Of the first rank, whose
quality has, fortunately, received fun
Justice at the hands Of Mr. Eisemann.
As for Verhaeren. the link that binds
him to Heine is one OF contrast, OF the
significance of the difference between
two rca ctions TO the facts Of life. Heine
was the product of the beginning OF
the nineteenth century. Nerhaeren is
tho child of its end. Mr.. Samuel has
given as an excellent piece OF work,
thorough. we'll balanced. and reliably
informing for those who must seek
their knowledge Of current literary in
flucnccs and movements abroad under
the guidance Of leaders such as he.