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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

id, mad1te .intn @eriudb oaniit. Sle inanie
mid itarf uno aeiuuo uns unler Saus ,if
lest nit ,in.m fIein.n anaben besliidt. "a,
bin iebr irph, oaB i'd Spola =. Nintbams
8eleiable COMPOUND einaeupnimen babe
uno id, emsfeble es ub.rnll."-Nrs. n. y.
8ostams, 504 Sit Soparo s'raBe,
Sr,itpn, ,Ssiua.
Suns bon Murscln nuS Eflnnjen
w,rctn labrliA bel Der Jabrilotion BON Sp
bia &. Yintbam's Yssetable COMPOUND at.
braud)t, iu,ldles pom SSear at SSean ais
bas Stanbaro giittel segen 6ralttnf
teiben betannt III.
Set piersia Snhr.n it oeis beriltmte
9ursel. rno ghuuSen. Mebesin duberit er-
iolgreid in Der aoutroliruns ppn Nrauen'
IsibeH. Bor;iislidteit allein tpnute nar bie'
fer probe Der 9eii wioeriteben.
@enn Sic zen leiieitcn 5weifel be'
gen, SaR Sbneu apoia &. Yiuflmm's
@esetable Guu-puunb belfen fDnnte,
id)reibeu Sic au bic 2gbia e. Rinf'
ham WteSieine So. (pertranIidO,
Sgnn, Mai., nm Hatb. 5brc Sdlrci'
ben piro pon elmer Tran geDfInett ge'
leien nno bean,iportet nno itrens per'
traIllid bebaubeit merben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

nein iolten ssaait nie sufriersn sebsn.
Gin Siea Der bsiben beutiden 8Olter
tpirb einen Oauernben ssrieben iihern.
0eutf9lanb. foipie Seiterreia. .llnsara
iinb fir ben isriebsn unb bic !6err.
TGer bieier feiben 90lter ipiiniden fur
ibre llntertbunen Die Ssgnungen Der
Gipiliiatipn, bas @udstbum Der ssSn.
tuitrie uno bic bentbar hO6ite Gnt'
iuideluna aui oem @ebist Der aiinlts
unb Wiiisniflaftsn,
Inter Den iibrigsn Reonern befano
iidb Seremiab =. 0learp, Der 8prilBer
Der gtmsritan Srut6 Sotistp unb Der
llniteo Sriib Spcietes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Sdiffsnahridteu.

1em gprt, 26. Sept. 9lngs,.:
philadelphia" bon 2iperpool.
gfen 2lorf. 81. September. 9In'
eefommpn: nGspa9ne". Don SABRE;
,Gulum5iu", oon GLASGOW.
slbgeinbren: ,Gretic" nat 2iocr.
pool; o9amaru", na6 Gan i5ran.
cisco.
8enuo. 9lbeefabren: ,3uca bi
@enooa", mad 9teip e)ort.
IonNor. aInaet.: .,@eIore" BON
Baltimore.
2ioerpopI. 9lngef.: .Rubian"
pon 4crt Ct. Soc.
albseiabren: st. 9ouis", mad geeD
0orf.
sc obiIIe. glnsef.: oanionia"
bon SEEM Dorf.
Oelaipare 9reafD q ter.
8aiiirt: oIomirionr, Don 2iuerpool
aat 9bilabelrbia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Gin nnperf6dmter 2Iit-
reifenoer.

Gif.ubabnsrIebnib BON e. aub.


Gott lei Dant. Oa6te gaula Seer,
tdmm, als auf benz Stpsi3er gabns
hof gu 9afel ale ibrs Witrsiieno.n
ben 3us Derlieben, uno iis ii9 aaein
in ibrem @btbeil fab. sic bate iid
nit ben brsi Serren, bic taft bic sanss
Strede BON Jrantfurt nit i6r 5ne
fammsr gefabren iparen. iebr anses
nebm iinterbaIteu, uno bod mar iie
iest frDh, ALIEN 5u fein, benn lie bate
ieit einieen Stunben nit tpabrem
5elbenmittb bic Sdmer5en psrbiifen.
Die lie am reGten Gube fpiirte.
Sobalp fie allsin mar, sOs iis ben
tsntsn SzSat aui. bo!lt aus ihtm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Nerseblib
9absH bic Ruifen peruht,
bur6 bic aGrpGtbens
paife nad uHsarn
Al dslanaen.

su geIangen.
2on0On, %. Sept. - gine De.
psids Der GrdaHgs telegraph So. aus
Rom msIost, baB aus Disn bortbin
beridtst pDroen 1T, bic Ruffen bdttsn
in Der perfIOffenen @ods u.ridisbsRt.
lid Dsriuht, our9 bic aarputbsnpGis
naa uHsarn siu5uoriHsen, aber Oisie
@eriu6e miBIangsn ausnubmsIOs.
geIei.r 5urii d gei dIasen.
SpnoOn, %. Sept.- Dem Rsu,
ter'ihsR 9ureau lpirb ans Sfsnoe ses
meIbst, oab beIsiide 9ruppsn, bic am
SOHntas sinen IusfaG aus QHtpsrz
pen matteR uno stpa siHs MsiIs nett
in Der Ridtung Ha9 grps gu sstoms
men parsH. DON oeutfaeH aaDulsrii;.n
mad IIDit suriits.i6Iagsn tpurbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Weftranoet

5 # eeitsrn etnem 8 I'll ee,
bal fen einrufiii6er
areu5er.
2oubon, %. Sept. Dem ,Dailp
Selsgrapb" tpirb aus Sppenbugen be-
pelhirt:
Gin ruiiiIf1er SreuSer lit beute in
Mame bonn Genior ausgemer5t) einenl
Sftieebafsn geitranoet. als er pers
iuhts, Sadsn pom Wrud bes Sreus
sers .Musoeburg" gu fi6ern, bas Don
Der rufIiiden Jlotte entbsdt porb.n
mar. Der Sreuser 1T elmer bonn alien
Shp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
gerfd, n q ppt.

Better (enles 8artcnreitnurnnts
gum WiIfmam iriib): ,@eitern bat.
ie i'd 70 itarfeu 9eiud), uno alles
trunt Wlilh. oa tonnte i'd mir niht
onoers beIfen. oIs etrpas g2aiier Ser
Wiilt siBl,ieBen, oann mar tie aber
art foiim 5n trinfenl"
DhldHaml: ga. mehr uIs einmlI
pertraet iie's @Saiier ni9tl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
3ernise 9Sprte
Sprad Der aonsrsBubseoronste ri
haro 8drtbolb Bel Der 5eier oes
9eutidsn Gags IN Rsp gDrt.
gr CAB Der gsfiir6tung ausornd,
bab es gum &riege 5pii6en Sa@
pan uno ben Ser. Staaten
tummen ipirb.

~ ~ - ~NPAs NN1N'
auBsrorbentlid. aablreider 9eibeiI;
suns bon SeitsH beg 8eutid Qme
ritanertbums purb. am Sonntas i'm
Serrace @arbeu Der Oeutite gag BE-
sanseH. Sc fanben apei SSsitatte nit
3a6lrsiden RsDen itatt, absr Der
Sduptreoner ipar Der &onsrsbabge=
prbnete Ri9arb gartboIb Don Wii.
fouri.
Serr gartboIbt betunte in isinsr
8ebe bic Srsuuoidaft, tpslds0sutit=
lamb ieit ben Sugsu Jrisbrids. oss
9roBeu itets fir oi. Ser. Staten Be-
fpieien babe uno bob namentli9 bsr.
DOT, bab pdbreno oes girssrtrieses
Seutf6lono oas ein5ise europdiite
SanD mar, bag Der Union frunbihaft.
lid geiinnt mar uno bag in Der ba=
7naIisen 3eit Die beutfhen gaHtiers
Die ein5isen Daren, tpsIde ben Der.
StaateH in finausiener SiHiidt gu
9tIfe tamsu.
geaiisIi6 bes gessnpdrtisen ari.s
ees bem.r.ts S.rr gartboIbt, bab BAG
ginsreifsH Sapous in ben ariss
nidts Gutss fiir bic Der. Gtaa.sn
bebeute. .Guslanbs 9tufforosruns
an bic ShrDur5sn, bic 8raunen una
Die @eIben, nit ibr Settle an Seits
gesen cine peibe unp auf elmer auber.
orbentli6 boben aulturitufe ftsbenos
Station gu tdmpfen," iaste Serr Bar.
tbolot, ,tpirb niht bas GnDe fsin.
Der Sapaner pirO ieiu Stiid JI.iib
DerluHsen, oas obne alien 3psifeI
aus Der 9aut einss gsipiien Sntsl
Sam gei9nitten iperben Dirb. gs
mag febr leidt iein oub iest fdon
oem selbeu4 Wanne aIs Dant fiir
feline gegentpdrtige unteritiiBsuns
unb fit japaHifhen Sdus in Sns
bien bi. Sberbobeit i'm Sti1en Sssan
perfprodeH porben 1T.
Qluf pen, auber Oeuti6Iano tDnn.
fen mir uns perloHeu, tpeHn MIR ie !
nit sSapan aneinanber seratben foG-
ten? Cana aetpiB ni6t uuf Gnslanb.
Die Deufid. .4meritaner limb nit benz
nolfften Rett erbittert iibsr bic fsinbz
ieIiae unb aebdiiige 5altuna Der anglo.
ameritoujf1en Yreife Deutidlano ass
geniibsr. Sie Deutft 4msrifaner
boben ben @ereiuisten Staaten ftets
bic qr5bfe 2opulitdt befDRfeH unb Das
q(llerminbeite Oas lie perIdnsen tSns
rwn biirftt fsin. bab bic preHe bieies
eanbes iid btm aanbe oeseniiber aus
benz fie itamnitn, unparteiiid ssissn
riirotn."
6err 8drtbOlbt fdlck nit ben fol-.
3enben Mprten:
Sine gieberiaae ober eine3eritiide.
una Des Delrtidsn Reids ipirO einen
mmeripGbrsnbsn Rries btOeuten. oenn
- Stsuspnii4s gfufs ssirs f& nit stl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

8aprifGe arbeit. Gs seigt
fi6 elm orinsenbss @eeiirfnib nab ei-
mem poetsn, Der bic trteqerifhen Sci
ftuneen unierer bapriitben Reitsbrii-
Der ebenfo tonsenial beiingt, rpie ub=
lamb bic .Shtpabsnitreibe" perberr.
lidt bat. Das man ndmli6 in bisier
geBiebunu BON &ritgsI6aupIab bbrt,
lGkt bic gapern bon beute alg ipiirbise
SSbns Der 9antrn por 70 erffeinen,
unp Gaa bic 2sranioisn sr,ernsn siss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Nphittf piE WI NNSN'
Q. qlnfhaw's Seae'
table COMPOUND ein'
senpnlmsn. Sd hattie
Stmerssu. wenn lh
~ piel arbeitete ooer
irgenowelhes z t1ire'
rss nu'hcb. uno it
mar bann 10 itlipad,
uro u.rpos unb bate
10 i,h- ~ leioen eab
i'd oarnieberlaa. fiits
,sr.unotn tbeilte mir
nit. mas Sbre Meoi'
sin fir tic gotham nno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
q a he 8eficrurq.

stmtsmaim: sic GROCER, itartcr
Mann Iebep IN Miibissnne iuo "a.
itern l;no lniien iidl BON Ssbrer idma.
den sSrau erndhren? Sd)dulen SIe
lid, Scnn niht2"
Bauer (5crfniridt): .'s bort ia mi
baIoe mi, Serr slmtmann; sic sin.
Der fan9'n ia bod idGn an Su Der.
hienenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

ggiiiips bon Seurh FnuIb. in ibrrm 20 pebens.
idhre. Dds gcidcrbegdnaniB iiuoet tidti an
ben 80. Sepieintrr. nm libr DIOR
neHs. boin 3rnilcyhdne, no. 1853 Bine Strabe
aus, iporanf I'm $50 in Der Sf. sSrdn6iStns
strbc elm Iepifirtes Sobnmi selebriri fuiro,
lrchn ssreuubr bofin eineelnocn lino
Eiiic. feline gInmrn 2s.29
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Staliea

Der dn9ert bas Wtorato.
rinm Bis 3um31.
SeSsmber.
parts, 2S. Sept. laut elmer De-
peite Der 2lgentur Sapas aus Ronl
lit burh Elm foeben Oer0ffentli6tes t0s
niglihes Sstret bas Wtoratprium ppm
80. September bis gum 81. December
perlGngsrt pprben. gdnten biirfen
ben 9epOiitoren pdbrenb Der nd6itsR
brei Wionats bis gu 3ebn pro3ent bss
9utbatsns pro WOnut aus3ablen.
poitiparbanien unD 9lnien, bic Wdbs
rurg ausaebeH, miiHen ,9eppiitsn in
Spa be3ablsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
GerfaInnc@ @nns

= CT al c % a Ms.
Sans: vDilrtter. ins IldfaB lit
cine Rais aeidIlen!"
@elitter: ~Sait Iii fie bernusgc.
bolt2"
Sans: .@ein. aber i'd bn6' Sie
aas' oa5u geporien!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
5rau (6ma6
llnO nerU6S
ssinbet @einnSbeit Snrdl Spoia e,
Rinfbam's Testtable Gumppsno.

Greiton. Soma. sd lit on einem
sSrauenIeibeR BON Der 3tit, wle idl Grau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

gatiiipc bon Gbri'idn gonber nnb aelebte NUT.
fer bon Srnr Nnpn sipril, isrnn Subu ptiiere
iino perrn Snic Conner, in ibrem IA sspbers.
tntre 2as yei6enbeadnanib iiiIbet itdti hon
her gDobrima bon ,frnu Wnfon glbril, no. 3075
Stoneb sioc1ne nIis am Tieniida ben 20
September. nm 2 iibr 9p6mitfnas - 27.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
I'm Gifpreuben
Sull NdJ rniiiidcu Nadlridltcn 5nfplse
&aiicr &ilbclm bciinbcn.

2onbom IS. Scptenlber rS!l
cincr 2cpcidjc Der Zines" ans ct.
9cterSbrrg bciBt es. boB es ollbcr al
Ter 6rogc itcbt, oaB Der Oeutidc aai'
icr iidj iret in SltprcuBen befinSct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
.Nn5sissn.
AaiAarint Uouurr,

~ s,e5s ,s sR 9'gr sses ben 90 sspemser 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Caroline paulp,

Einrb nm Scnnina ben q
Iit1t s.iE iihr lIllnrnrnA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Stdrb nm 5amIioa. ben 20 September 1914,
eIbenbs Inn ilhr 20 DtiHnfcf, pl5piicb irnfere
inniaii aeliebie Sd)ipcfet, Gdivaacrin iire
qafic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Molis aohrmaun

i'm alicr bon b2 Sabrcn, aGcunisr nnb %
1naen. 1ic -9eerbiauna fipoet iinii aui Wiiii.
lpesh, ben 30. SrptfiHher, Rd1miiidas INT 2
Sirntr. npku Ssripaiibte nnb sSrenube bofiitit
rinlclahefi Iinb bon ocu
2s,2D 1rautrnssn Sinttrblisbsntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

GfGn. eenti6e. ysnnfhi Rdfts RAD eaufs eu
nsbMen. pesy q putsn. isi0 1p'salaai Eirs
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
Bryan ON Victory.

Along with other misinformed demo-
Gratis we were down in the mouth over the
result of the last general congressional cleo
ton, but our high spirits have been raised
by the announcement made by Secretary
Bryan that the results, to his mind, indicat-
ed victory for the administration for Mr..
Wilson. He did not give any reason for
turning the large loss of democratic mem
bers in congress into victory, but hereto
fore no one has had the temerity to question
Mr.. Bryan's statements, so we must accept
the announcement as fixed fact.
The return of large numbers Of the
progressive voters to the fold of the Repub-
lican party indicates that the old party is
again alive and that democrats must keep
their eyes open if they expect to retain con-
troll of affairs. The vote shows that in the
next election the democrats will have to
meet the old issues and wilin addition be
called on to explain the hard times, which
have been laid at their door, The election
really shows that the party will have fight
on it's hands and that now is the time tc
start repairing fences. 1t would have beer
wiser had Mr.. Bryan given out the actua
facts.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
SaleI
State of ] ouisiana. Parish of Ma6iuI
Nine h judicial District Court
First National Bank
vs.. M ION
W. II. Ward

BY virtue OF a WRIT of Seizure
Sale to me directed from the HonOrj
Nineth Judicial District Court, for .
parish of Madison aforesaid. in y
above entitled cause, | will proceeN
sci! at public auction. at the front do
Of the Court House in the town Of nd
Iulah. in Madison Parish, Louisiana.
the third
SATURDAY, the 2lst 6ay Of Ruwmbl
A. D., 1914, between the hours md
scribed by law, all the right, title, Al
interest OF ". II. Ward IN and tr d
following described properly, tOwI
TIE "Mansf ELL" Plantation conpI
ing the following: South east Quart
of section 70 all section "a; wet hi
section " weS.. half Of east half Il
ton 25; west faIf Of section 30 wes
half of east half OF section 80; We
half of east naif Of southeast quartz
section 80; All of section 81; east Id
Of Sc ton 81 al II Township II nas
range Is east and containing g5Sa
ares m r. OF less together with all d
buildings and improvements, live stu
and implements thereon or thereto \
longing; including the following;
mules, s horses and mares, lot Of blas
smith tools, 6 2hcrSe "; g)ns. d
binder. 2 McC mowers pauldingde'
filling machine. stalk cutter, ] d
plow, 2 Suiky breaking plows, ] I
rake. 4 riding cuitivatsrs, 2 grain Sll
l cheek row corn planter 2-horset =
engine, L seed clearer. feed crrat
/ motor hay press, 8 slip S craze
! land roller, l disc harrow, ~ cult 4
| 22 double shovels, 30 John Deer
, II cgtton p a1ter, all situated in M
parish, State of louisiana, seizetN
above suit.
Terms sale: Cash, without sppr
A.. J. Sevie-, il
= Sher;.f,s Ofsre Sheriff
/ Ta.lulah. La. Oct II. 1914. oct
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

A d,l,gstions of negroes from Massach-
usetts called on President Wilson the other
day and laid before him protest against
the practice in the departments segregating
the races. The spokesman of the delegation
became offensive in his remarks and was
called down by the President, who stated
that he was willing to discuss with them as
"a political question the race issue. If the
ID negroes holding jobs in the department are
y, not pleased with social condition under which
! they draw pay, there would be no objection
to their resignation. President Wilson took
the right view of the matter.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

the disease may be kept out OF
this state, but We would empha-
size the warning issued by the
state live stack and sanitary
board, to stockholders of the
state. to delay purchases of cat
tie, sheep, other ruminants, and
swine, from sections of the cOun-
try contiguous to the quaran-
tined states; and that everybody
dealing in or importing, hay,
straw, fodder, animal products,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
Sheriff Sale
State of Louisiana, Parish of Mad 81,
Ninth Judicial District Conrt
ID. ]. Sblenker & Company
VS.. No. 1913.
w. N. Smith

Bv virtue of a Writ Of Seizure
Sale. to me directed. FIR m the 10Y
able Ninth Judicial District 1ou,t
the Parish of Madison nforesa1, 10
above entitled cause, ! wi nroeec
sell, at public auction. at the froes ~
of the Court House in the townoi i%
lah, in Madison parish, La, on ne
Saturday, the 21st day Of ks''a]
A. D., 1914, between the hours .!i1. !,
scribed by law, all the right, uus
interest of w. N. Smith IN aM 70
following described properrJss
The "Tallaben&" plantation Y
ing all of sections twenty ard "
ore ard the east half OF sectors
two. in township II north, r!
east (except tract of SIX acre
IN tho norih-east corner of said s.!
twenty; also the south hall o. s ss]
sixtv-one and the east haiI u sse,i,
and he south west qnarter OF s :,
fftv-nine in township Is norm, a. u
Is east, together with al pulu .a lid
improvements. gear, lmpiel ....acbed al
or appurtenances thereto at'a SalouGr|
anv manner appertaining or oel Uass
Including the following: se ,,.ss1
mules, two horses and mares, nIsStfI
I8 John Deere plows, lOeot'en I p;v
eight v-harrows, seventeen ea maehi1
eight double shovels, moving y aG IN I
one grain binders, all stuat l1oouisis1
parish of Madison, state Of hO'
seized in the above SUIT ..;,sc,,t
Terms of sale: Cash. WIN"
raisenent. cruIER. JR,
"A. D. - Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, ,,}iou octlI
Tallulah, La, Oct. H. i'i
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

as hides, etc. should exercise
the utmost care in such impor-
tations. until such time as the
Federal authorities have declared
the infection eradicaled from The
country.
And further. we would empha-
size the Importance Of having
any suspicious cases OF the dis
ease reported at once 10 the
State live stock board at Baton
Rouge. Monroe News-Star.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
RrOuSSard and the Recall.

The recall has now become part OF the
organic law of the state and the suggestion
comes that a most promising opp ortunlty 10
try it out presents itself in the case OF Seha-
tor Robert Broussard. The Journal has
from the first opposed recall, but the ma
jority having forced it on the state, we must
submit to it and take our medicine. we
admit, however that the first prescription
proposed is not particularly nasty medicine
In fact to test the efficacy OF the medicine
on MIR. Broussard strikes us a good IDEA.
There seems to be some difference OF opln-
ion as to whether the law is applicable to
the office of United States Senator and 1t IS
certain that the question is involved, not
onlv in it's legal aspects, but but in the pract-
cal application of it to any office in which 1t
is necessary to get the large number OF
signers required by the statute.
But laying aside political prejudice, the
case of MIR. Broussard presents an instance
which verifes the position that we have al
ways held in regard to the recall, that it
subjected every public official to the caprice
of the voters, and would entail friction and
turmoil in politics.
Now there has been no material change
in the politics of MIR. Broussard since his
election. He stands today for the same
things that he stood for before his election.
He clearly announced policy, in regard to
the tariff and other matters, before his cleo
ton that was not in harmony with general
public opinion; his opponent in the contest
declared himself as favoring such measures
as were at that time popular with the voters
of the state. Notwithstanding, the voter;
elected Mr. Broussard, and he has, as far a:
possible, lived up to the policy that he hat
announced.
There is but little doubt that if the re
call of Mr.. Broussard could be legally sub
mitted to the people that the vote would b.
overwhelmingly in favor of his retirement
Before the Senator has had an opportunit.
to warm the senatorial chair, there has beer
revusion of sentiment, which if put il
motion would result in his retirement from
the important office that he holds.
We are inclined to believe that the JUS
punishment of the voters who elected hir
would be to premit him to finish his term
The voters had their eyes open when the.
cast their ballots for him, and it is not i
order for them to plead the baby act at thi
late date.
But if public sentiment must be $appeas
od with human sacrifice we hold that Their
is no better subject than Mr.. Broussard
Not that there is anything that can be sal
, against him personally or that he has doubl
deal: with the people, Tut simply on tn
grounds that the people have knowingl
!, elected to office man who did not repre-!
emit their views or their interest and that
I a christian spirit they should be allowed
! repent and do better next time.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

There is movement on foot in Rapides
Parish to cut up the large farms and the
movement has been put in effect by dividing
in small tracts several plantation which have
been sold to small farmers. The movement
is in the right direction, and one that should
attract interest all over the state.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
Mr.. Yoakum, of the Frisco System, in

Mr.. Yoakum, of the Frisco System, in
an interview with representative of the
Times-Picayune stated Thursday that not
withstanding the European war that he
expected to great prosperity in the South in
the near future. He advised curtailment of
the cotton acreage for next year and express
sed the belief that the worst of our troubles
are over.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14
New Orleans vs. The country.

The recent election on the constitutional
amendments demonstrated very clearly that
the political leaders in New Orleans control
the policy of the State in all cases in which
no general upheaval has been preclpltated.
While this condition exists because OF the
large vote in the city, neither alarm nor re-
sentiment should be felt. Political conditions
there have changed in the last few years to
such an extent that the most casual observer
must know that the vote OF New orleans
measures up in patriotism and intelligence
with the vote of other sections OF the state.
The old time ward leader has passed out ana
has been succeeded by higher type OF
leader. The vote on the constitution amend
ments showed that there exists IN the city a
strong political organization, and at tne
same time it shows that the voters lndlvl-
duallv evidenced a full understanding OF II e
measures submitted to them and that they
voted for the best interests ofthe state. 1t
has been recognized for years that there
existed in the country parishes a strong
sentiment against any political combination
that was affiliated with the city leaders, CT
bosses, as they have been called. We te-
lieve that great good can be accomplished in
the ensuing campaign by laying aside this
prejudice and meeting New Orleans half
way in making up the next ticket. The
friction heretofore existing has not worked
out well for the state, and with the changes
in the personnel of the leaders we hope to
see New Orleans and the country leaders
work in full accord. This course will &C
complish one thing, if nothing else, the
elimination of these so-called reform move
ments, with which the people have been toe
often humbugged. Heretofore the political
demagogue, wholly chance was reared in the
country, has made campaign against the
ward bosses, aroused bitter feeling and rode
into office on the issue. After his election
his first step was to make alignments with
the bosses.
The game has been so often worked thai
by this time the country voters should bt
able to anticipate every move. We already
see signs of the movement. for the mex
campaign and trust that the country voter
will refuse to again be hoodwinked. In tn
line up, select capable men for office, an(
support them to finish, without regard tt
the locality from which they hail. Polite
should be brought to plane where the hes
men of the state will be encouraged to STAN
for Office. This can be accomplished by lay
ing aside the sectional prejudice that nov
exists.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

1t is generally understood that the New
York Cotton Exchange will open Monday.
The opening of the exchanges will have
marked effect on the cotton Market.