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he internal ppltics of the United Kingdom have reached. in the struggle for home rule, an mpasse which is thloatcning to become more dangerous parties engaged in the conflict have #nnouncod. with studied impressive hess, the maximum concession they are prepared to give. or the minimum nf dcmand they are determined to make. In such circumstances, it would seem as if the only issue was by force Az q matter of fact. probably no one
 Hr' even Sir Edward Carson. believes ! that an appeal will be made to tn, 1 sword. The people of the United l ki gdom have a genins for muddinu 1 through. It is true that the phioso-
 ph'r historian periodically warns them | that such q method cannot be | tinucd with impunity. Nevertheless Oliver Cromwell is not the only "goy-
 crnnr of England" who has ended an
 argument by throwing q cushion at
 ar opponent
 It is to be expected. therefore, that
 it will be in the feathers of argu- l mt rather than in the smoke of riff a+
 tLat the Irish settlement will take
 Ilacc In other words. that the agree | mCnt will be reached in the council | chtmhor and not on the battlefield | thy other solution is positively un-
 tliinkahlc. only those talk lightly oi l evil war who have never clearly form .
 ul&tcd to themselves the precise con
 dition of hell typified in it. "The wounds of civil warfare" says Lucan-
 us in the Pharsalia, "are deeply seat
 cd deeply seated that the risk
 of inilicting them should never be in | cured except when every effort |,
 aycid the struggle has failed.
 In the present case it can hardly
 b, pretended that every effort nas 1 failed. Mir. Lloyd George declared quite recently with something less | tlGn his usual sense of humor, that 1 if fighting began it would not be en- thely on one side. That, it may bC marked paranethetically. is the ma tErc If fighting, and it is also the pre- else danger of tho situation. Fightinc nay take place because one side ha: Lot sufficient destraint to resist tho IrCVocation of the other. When Bonn bastcs hangs his boots on the tree both sides of the present struggle--il i, hardly in the nature of the Irish man to resist taking them down. Ul-
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approved type, and these gentlemen yesterday sicnitled their desire tu LNc all this to Alaska hy a unanimoua Vote m the House of Representatives
 N.at a fortunate thing it IS f,r N..sr4 taat sayh men as the worthy
 tDck are not or the cloth that law. makers aic mad" of Suppose Stuch was m congress instead of hciug an
 irla,,.ou Suppose there vcr. d "le.p "t ot him in congress. 1hoa u"ro Nash:t would hc stuck and tuck good by th, good stuck.
 I't t r"nglcssmau is d congress- u"m and We all know what that is. ,nd an archdeacon is an archdracon. ,nd some of us know what that is. and each of them has his own func- ucn 10 perform.
 IL Is very blessed thing that arch ceacons of the Stuck kind are arch ~earons and not congressman. for luLole for the country, that Is and "y are not now speaking of the ..,rlh, for If there were enough men u congress who believed that a wagon II ad would do where railroad was needed the same men might also be- l,Nc that an old time wooden frigatr >,ds au efficient as modern battle slip and that the mail could just as to.. be earned by horsrmen Us in fa,, oau trans.
 ,,lu.u's our good friend stuck never -." my such thing about wagon
 .ts ncln- good enough tor Alaska. moy have been misquotcd or he ..y n.r, been talking about Darkest 'a.'1 or Ev may have pulhf-a bj~ lm1lh III some way that Ng~ uo. :.oNu .u the telegram from the ,lt, "i ''1nN and brains. II that ls Ia, .... nd We have been making Jest u. .t~ cAprus, N. are sorry. hut tiLlu4 i uh the whole there k il great deal
 .Im done "u the outside hN people ".' -o ahuut delivering opinions aS E, Ne.at Is and what Is not needed t. AasIo People who know notHl .u"uj th, conditions CT have such l. superficial knowledge of them that .,I IuirrmttI"u and their suGge~- tlars frequently Wurk more harm than - ..a tu the country. No doubt Deacon ~uu,h's remarks were made in per tc,Jy good faith. No doubt there ar,. I..n men III more influential positions [, au k the good deacon who are over .,.,o.,4 lu lr! ing to do something or -,ol for ,hv territory and only sue
 ,d ur"UGh lack of knowled-e of conditions and the life up here in do- .. E. vast tmout of harm
 I..s cannot he helped of course. but ..t Us hope that before another year ;as r'iI.d around that some, many, of lHc honorable gentlemen of the ma u,uaI legislative body will find convenient to come among us and t srr eur condition at first hand and ..1rn our needs in the way of govern m. ht as well as of drvelopment
 There are too many deacon Strcks telling the legislators what Amsk, ',rds Let them come among us and sec for themselves.
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stand H..ie WH., me federal schrm u' bonn. ru,o VI. .or- evolved, 1t i.
 .' ".' @".... n r., ,,ar-o of , few years r.M u..-ur, uf ham '".o mt4': l.. nr...t uloat as W.- lam uFil-ul Iru,.r desires. h. ."rscuD Ns for nuc lul" Ii, fore, "l arms tt vou'1 Hrh only he fund mGta!@ of pcrmeu,o.y hut the funda mHla's If lou, rulc. EN.
 The logic of a9 the evidence rela tive to Alaskan political expansion and material development gathered since the first disclosures of irregular ities in lease of mineral lands Ina, been summed up by United state, Secretary of the Interior Lane in hi4 latest report, The old form of terri terial government is not equal 10 the new duties The present population cannot vet he entrusted with full home rule What remains Commis Siou government, with large responsi- hi.ties resting upon tl. lppomtc"- 1na power vested in them adequate { oontr"I sale or lease of lJnds. miner deposits forest .r l,aIa-,lr,tric sites ,r terms socially dcryus..lr and frlm- ed sa'r. with Anslau's best interests ID vp," ia sl'l;, Secretary Lane i. trr mahju- Aas1l a u.touM model or experiment station in conservation endowed Nih adequate auhority. N.st u.tuI u~l'h s"..l~ d.~,o,cry " ..ua,t.m .Hur. ..anu.rous 3r, aIr mos 1"".ar .I'. .r@ IS usual y -.,J. o... as-arad oI rewprl lg 'u... .a.r oud mad. ,.nnd,nr ia.. .l,r. .- ~taul- government.
 N. -.ItH- .0. appear tp d,>r.o. .., ~.a..rIp uar pt #, tl.,pry os | n.I,,. If fr.d aud pn..r uppN md aa d,nnot mlna1 ol t1urs u. fuel deposits t..s sapp.r> ,,n h. Ao,n,.t Do'n n tie territorial com m S>Ion aud ul I..,.j, ,oa,oi~.
 !nt,t,~tns Us arc the d-tlIs of tn r," p,au tu- atlr ..f,r. rH. bold ness ol t.r pru...t vuc! Secretary i.ane fathers. }ic aprrur> uus dls covered ,' m"a ,att iS anu-sociai Jn Dnc w.lkIn- T land laws und other statutes aoNuuius federal territory it, the t'nnci States e.ol5tion impp- .'b,r noA. to ".t4dr1v hat he IS q - torm.n"I 10 Save Alaska from similar drawbacks. Ih.lo society is sill hui ! "l.u-h |" bo rtm,u au mor" equit- able models. Da.4I -rs oau h.
 a>td from la, d.uulti,n cf thoe" .as"ntr" owners who are more con ."ra"d wi,h dividends than with com ."ilv equities Tac 4.vyrumen' lt-
 .t can sc.a,n power that too oft, l .a t4. Culed States. has been d,l,- eat.d ta corporations and SD perman. ~tN aijcpate3 from soIal control . It is brclusc this cabinet minister is thin,ins in Jh,s. terms. and ap- lrrsinely, that lis recommendations to congress are unusually signiGcinl Ex.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
Steluart'S & 6o.'S 9Iugeitclltc bOltcu
@Sirnic.

Ger idbrIidc 2llSflu9 ocr glnee-
Itclten BON Stcport&Go. miro 6eute
al 9lpon0ale Shore o60e6oltcn mer-
sen ino pcrlpribt oen @etbeili9ten
sic oeufbor froblihIcn Shmocn.
llngefd6r 1900 &crionen meroeu in
Spe5iol SSaggons Inn 1 llbr 9tad-
mittogS bon ocr Gde Ger &omarO
umo 2crin0ton. StroBe oie 6obrt on
trctcn. Die 2citer ser &eronitoltng
iino: S. s. Mioolcton, 9. S.@rrmmJ
George 81. 9}uIiea, 9Srdiiocnt S. 8.
@Ios, &ice %rGiioent s. 8. @ieorS,
Sbobmeiitcr s. S. 6. Souer, Sefrc-
tdrin Sri. 8. Sid; Dircftorcu: I. S.
SSoncS, 9. Wlor9on s. s. &cuie, @.
s.. g(acn, 8. 9. Stonton s. 8. Goi-
ioro, SRI. 81. @rouer um0 Sri. @.
Gbmano6ou. 0em Arrangements
Gomite oeborcu sic SS. s. s. @loS,
Goriiber, IS. S. glaeu uno 8. S.
WieorS on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
,ScreiniaIc eanacr BON QaIIimurc, .
acariinOet 18S6.

0cgrunoet 1888.
Souptqiartier n@cruania MGn-
1erc9or'Glu6bnlis," g2r. $50, 9lorO.
&ouoro-StroBe.
@eorg 2cifert, %rGIiocnt, g2r. 215,
SSeli-SorotogaliroBc.
Sobn g. aIcin, Girieent, 9er. 20i,
observation-disclosures
@eor0 SimmcI6cber, prot. lmo
corrcip. SefretGr, Gar. 3t5, O2oro.
GOcn.SiraBc.
@ernlalm MidIiA, SdosnleiTer,
9fr rs, @nrner.StroBe.
6rib Soimaun. 7inau3Iclrctdt,
9lr. Pill, @eIt-@rott-StroBc
@m g. SiIoebrouot, giblioi6cfor,
glr. 2029, 6reocrid-9locnue
Scrmaun e5rdic, Goriitcr oes @lu-
iif-Gomites, glr. 1912. ggelt.NluI-
bcrrD.StroBe.
n9lriou.@cIougocrein.
oSarmonie.
n@ernanla'Y'dnncr6or.
.SrobIinu."
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o@idcufran5."
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.Wlebger-@ciaugoerein."
Observation-Disclosures"
.ggeItenO-2ieoerfrano.
..gGdcr @eiargberein."
Souptqudrticr: 9liifcps Saae, gar.
t0S. gloro.Sreoerid- -StroBe, ieoen
5omIioa 9lbcno, nit 9Iusna1me oes
6ritten Saniltags i'm Ylouat. Sing.
IhinOe.
%crciniate yr6citer.SGnger UOn
Baltimore.
So,lptqilarter ~Snnnefc @alIe,"
o}r 40S. @eIt.2eriugton.StroBe.
Sobn Scotia, %rdIioent, gar, 2029,
@oOO.SiraGe.
@eora ". EocbImonn Diriaent,
0}r 9O2s, 8airnount.9Ioeune.
SO. Qron, SefreiGr, 9lr 1920,
Sonbcri.StraBc.
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0litipod.
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iiunoe Sreitag. (~Fara4-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
S5eirot6s- -Qicenaen.

elmer Y. 5os6enucr 33, Baltimore,
imO glcttie @I. Sooo, 81 9louut 9lirp,
WlorDIan0.
Sorrp Sonoer8 q mo 9lnnie So.
ben 90.
Sacob 6 2oua % mo @eoraeanna
S. Tlmn IS.
E6omoo 9. 0uolcD a6. g9oi6iua.
ton 9. Is, iuo Mort6o @'. 9licbulouo
33, Baltimore.
9loOos g. @encilS 90 mo @ictorio
g. @ensfitiS 10.
So6n g. @ria6tiou % uno W3arp
y Sebncr %.
0io0ulono 6 @iQeD "a, Gom6rioac,
@loy mo 9lnnic @ono 10. Sporrous-
%oint Nlo.
66orleS Stein 81 uno 0loaic So.
BEN %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Genoralilirenoe @irfing Der Wlil.
iouri @ociiic @o6n @rippc
2ie Baltimore. C6io-@o6u" grill
iibcr $2,4OO000 POM SlcierpeionO
an.
Gie 90rie mahte peraeblid6 Oen
&criud, oie oemoroliiirenOc @irIimg
0eS Dliiiouri.@ @ociiicsSDitems oli ole
0ruppe ocr@oul0 glfiieu 3u beiArdn.
fen uuo ole onoereu g9ert5qrrppen
inter glusniibuug oes aldn3enoen
Grnteberi6tS bonn Nltimoh gum
Sieigen 3li bringen. o6er oos W3an0.
Der gliidte uibt. Giaent6iimIiH be.
riibrt Die SonolingSmeiie ser Bun.
observation-disclosures, weun lie fait
tGglid) 6robti1be crmGBigt mO bic
Gntidcioung 6iuiidtlib Der Gr60-
Duug Der 6rahtroten iiir ole Sitba6.
nen ms llnenOlihe binouS 3ie6t. @ie
es 6ieB, miro ollh morgen Ole Gnt.
iheioung idmcrlih ioaeu Tic idl.
lige Scmeiler-Cipioenoc BON 8 @ro.
3ent auf Baltimore 4 Gbio.2lftien
mlrOen ertldrt uno ein OorldiIiiger
SSabresobidluB poraeleat, aus wel.
dem borae6t, oaB ole @obn sur 9lui.
rehierbaltlng Der poaen Ii0i0enoe
runo $2AOO0OO aus 9liidla9en bat
beran5ieben miiiien lmo al Der Gr.
merbung an ser Cincinnati GaDton
s. Somiliou 9a6u 100000 5ugeiebt
Bat. Die SSnternationol @reot glorib.
ern 9o6u, melde ebeniaaS 3lmI
@oulo-SDitcm gerednet miro nnO an
oeren Spite 6rouf @oulo ais aSrd-
iioeut iiebt, lit sur 3eit e6enioas in
9eOrdn9niB, 0a i6r oie Ginloing
bon $t1.0O0.O0O 9toten Sbmierigtei-
ten bereitet. Ger ein6eimiicbe @elo.
martt NOR ltnDerduoert, Der Sob iiir
@elo oli 9luf 6etrug 5uneiit 3 ASro.
sent,
Ger gliliiidtSrat6 Der Baltimore &
S6io 9o6n NOR in Sibng uno er.
fldrte oie iGaiaeu Nol6iabrS Cioi-
Oenoen bon 2 6e5m. @ro3ent oui
@or5uaS- mo Stanmaftien g9ie
idon fiir5litb ais mabrideinlih IN
9lushdt aeiieat mar ole Gipioenoe
ouf Siontmotticn nidt gon5 Der.
Oient neil nod dniebnlihe 9etrdge
aniqemonot mltr0cn aui Die gluS6ei.
iculua ser 5hh6ih0oeu i'm 6riib.
io6re 1913. GS mnBten oo6er bon
Ocu 9iiidlageu Der @abu $2,l69.659
sur 9luSibiithng Der GiuoenOe mIi
Stommotticn 6erongeBogen lperoen.
Gie perie6lle @ruerblng Der Sin.
ciunoti &anilton & GoDton.9obn,
betreiiS Oereu 9egIcitumit0noe cine
llnteriudung i6webt fonete Der
Na6n I'M OerIloneucn 8eiricbsia1re
5000. .272 fir 8inieu, welbe oie God
ter6abn nebit Der @ere Dldrqueite.
9obn ihuloig aeblieben mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
N0uar0 3. 0oNalerI1 22 m0 Mla

GOporo s. Cola6ertD % uno @lo.
m Y. SauOerS "a.
So6n @f. 5. Scranton Is, Salii.
more mo Git6er SooOaro l9, St.
Moru's eounip, no.
GooiO Ericc 70 unO 2cna @iie6s.
fD %.
GlonOio 9locciolo 80, gSitiper, mo
Catherine @raIt 20
9n6ert HeDuolos % mo Seoua
Gronie 2S, gSittiue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Mbonncnien, bic ben ,.DenildIcn NDrres
ipUnbenien" nidli pilnlildl 0ber nHrfafl'
mdilia erbnItcm, lub eebeisn. ber CllIfe
hanun per Telcpbou DDer f1rlfllN Ulll.
lheiLnna dn mnAgM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
QeiMte @prreftur.

Ser @oit; u9ld, &eIluer, oos tbut
mir aber IciO, i'd iebe chen, OaB ih
MIR geraoe 10 Diel @elO bel mir babe,
oIs ole &cduung ousmodt, 10 OaB
mir ni&ts fir Elm SrinfeelO fir sic
iIbrig bIei6t."
Ser &eaner bertruulid: ugtm,
0onn loiIen Sie mid bieIleidt Die
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Sin ctnblirteS WcIdlGft.

$50 Din pegcn 6rnni6cit 5um Ridtritt bonn
@eiHdii oe5mungen lno oerialiie ant pripaie
bauaIcrsSuntanc ocindft Uou ~ E. MsileS
81. (ni6i incorporirD In gir. 736 uno 1888
CiisQ0nbnros sSiraBe. beiricbcM enihlieBli6
g(nlQQc tno Norraib uno Qliicn gSilen IS
III Dies cine ieliene G0ancc.
gSm. Sietdler,
734 uno 73G Sfeom6aros ssfrabe.
(Suli9-14)
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SECOND CALL

$1,000 6. IS. 6 G. X %. 4laer......... 90
1000 glorI. q @oris 1rod ber... sdN
600 lio. Rus. Der (gioieu) .,..t... qo7s
5000 qs. q. q a M. Ser. s5%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Dome. DsSin0en Sie cs ni9t lGber=
lid, Serr bon SSenpils, ioniel otf
l@eburt 81 eeben2~
Serr: 09urAaus nidt, meinc
@naoiefte, OieieIbe iit gum Qaiein
oo6 inumgdnelib notbmenOigl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

@eicbieoene 5rau (5u ibrem neuen
@attem; nS6leht be6anOeln oorfit
On mid nicbt; oos iogc id] Dir sleitA.
Nlein SSriibercr bat idon sciogt; icb
fam je0e Stinoc pieOerfommenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

2u ncrlnnicn: ..
Sin 8nneaIom nit 8 8immer z Ader n'lsr .,,r
onhf feime QolnIiidt. 10 lGinllien@aug &nt
ctafion. 9adMiraeen bel Ysr ~enl. az ncr ~ gs
im6 cienc ober ani Der 0Dale'Slailup11 ~, ~
o. & 90. q. NSut' s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

uS9riftli4 bat 0eiu grdutieom
UNI Did geporten9.. gu elmer @rieis
narfe bat es pc5l nod gereiCbt, gum
2eiben eines 5rades uer nibt mebrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
Baltimore Olarft6cridlte.

1SrcIfd q, IU. IiIlI lyI1.
Wtcbl. 8ufubr 1879 Safer,
einldIieBlitb 1851 SSdIicr 8u 2oarit
QSoint iin0 2427 6GIler al Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11


pouiiou ell pto. C1r eiis) % baN
0ouiiou Cil (Dib oiis) .-.. 7s
Sam. g. s. IS. Greef 5cr..- SO
9a soter eower com. ...... 7aM 7aM
q,a gsaer @oper er...... 90 0cA
ErciIc anf Der Mcp-yOrfer 9Itiien.
b1rle.
uuiana s9np
gmaIaamaieb Copper .....,. 7oss doH
gneriean aar 0bem Go b4's
sm,rican slor G0cm pib olA
ametioan can Go.......4..- 27M 27g.
amcrican Gar S Sonuorp ~ 52N 5iM
american Cities pio.......... oaN
gImericau Cotton ctl...... 50
gImrIcan 0rpreM ......... ios
slmcricau eocomotipe .... 81 so
slmericau Wian pio.......... lo's
glmericau Smeltina alei. SO e5M
elmcrcm Smelling pio..,. los 1882
smerIeau enoar @ei Go lo7 ioo4
gmcrIcau 9cl a 1d...... i2i i2osd
smcrlsan Tobacco pto uen io7N
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Chino 0on eop-..-....-. ao's 4oa
Gomiiou 1uHd .........-. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

g8 8ci8cn. - 8llfubr 60,l29 9ii'
ldeI; &erionot BON oeu Gleuotoreu
t65.Si9 @uidel; GleOotoren &orratb
G3.GlA @niheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Ru ucrlouicll.
Sine quic Nddcrei NIT 0nuS nm Slltlm'
hnn in outcr Nncbbdrldai. AueS 3aocf, Se'
indii McQcn 0ronihelt ~ oetIauleH y'nW'
Snirnqen gir 1897, 2nntenc StrnHe
(Sils-iD
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Wiuia: nnes Qancn-@cichdii 9iah8uita9en III
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(Sulif0-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

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nncr Gcfhdisbdu9. einlc Haae NQW3hlta9'l
be a. Sorni6, 9lr. 700, iUr.StraRe.
(NuliS--21)
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qgeoen 9lulQnbe ocs 0ausbnIi3 oetianle lel'
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-03-19
Singing Convention.

The Bossier Banner, Benton, La.
The Bossier Parish Singing Conven-
ton will meet with the Linton singing
class the fifth Sunday in March and the
Saturday night before. All lovers OF
music and gospel song are cordially in
vited to come and help us with the good
cause. Though our convention young,
we are expecting good and glorious
time, and want you to share a part
with US.
We would be glad to have more terri
tory in our convention work, and invite
delegates from any class in the parish
to come and put in their invitation for
meeting.
Linton is eight miles east of Benton
Any one wishing to come by rail will be
furnished free conveyance from thai
point to Linton.
Dinner on the ground for all and
place to sleep. Come and bring YOU
friends. Yours for better singing,
T. F. JOHNSON.
Plain Dealing, La, March 16, 1914.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-03-19

west; also, the west half of northeast
quarter of section Il, township 81, range
H-140 acres; $1,000.
J. Perry to ]. D. Gleason-The north
half of southwest quarter and northwest
quarter of southeast quarter of section
10 and southwest quarter of northwest
quarter OF section 20, township %, range
12-160 acres; S1405.
j. F. Adair to Alfred Roberson-Lots
5 and IL of section Is, township 20,
range f1--74.0 acres; $500.
Casper L. Perdue to James M. Per-
due-20 acres of land situated in section
4, township % north, range IA west;
1888 3311s.
F. R. Prince to Floyd L. Prince-An
undivided one-eighth interest in and te
the south half of northwest quarter
southwest quarter of northeast quarter
and south half of section 50, township
10, range IL, less the south half o.
southwest quarter of said section 80
lying south of the L. and A. Railroad
1925.
H. j. Bennett to S. HI. Bolinger 4
Company-The north half of southwes
quarter and northwest quarter of south
east quarter of section 81, township q
range 12-12O acres; $500.
S. H. Bolinger 8: Company to H. J
Bennett The northeast quarter o
southwest quarter and northwest quartz
of southeast of section 80, township 2
north, range IL west-s0 acres; $500.
Willie Chambers to j. S. Rodgers
The west half Of southwest quarter (les
20 acres off the east side) of section q
township 81, range 1870 acres; S1o7.
James M. Perdue to Dennis B. Chan
dler--20 acres of land lying in section
township % north, range IA west; san
i Benjamin Miller to Armand w. Roos-
The north half of northwest quarter {
section %, township II, range t2-s
acres; $500.
M. S. Bolinger to Ran Jackson-Th
northeast quarter Of southwest quartz