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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31


TcutiAlano uuo Ceiierreid ousiibeu
iiu seeBmdBig Gicie 9loda0e p0rc
and fir sic &riegs0alIer ausihIag
ae6cno. @cuu ein5elhe ancrifaui.
iAc @eidditsleutc oicie 9lodooc
ourh aupfer. Gel, sgetroleunl iuo
an0cre Scnouugeu 5lI itoren piiulh
tctt 10 m6gen iie es mf eigencS 93i.
ito hin t6uu Der uG6roniclc4 en-
flort ieruer 0aB cine Gurbildung
bon 0onoelS Eampiern aui Sodiee
uidt 81 umge6en ieL rdtb jeoodb Der
Aegierung 9laes SIT t1mt Inn Oeror
tige Giu@mdlmgcn 5l 5ci6lGmi-
gcu
G6orofteriitiiA lit sic 9eipreduug
oeS o@Iobe ser 6olgcnoes iagt
uGie amerifoniide 9legierung Ders
Iougt BON ms, ooB mir SIT @uuitcH
i6rer @ciAditSintereiieu imiere pirf-
iouite g8oiie aegeu unicre 6enoe
unaebraiidt Ioien uno Die 9lodooe
Ser ieiu6Iideu SdnOer aiigebeu; bei
scr nuna6leua6oren &ergcpalti
auug0 oes beI9iiben @olteS botglme
rita geihmiegeu. Sic Stimme Ocs
groBten uclitrolen 2unOes crt0nte
ui6t bei elmer pidtigen moraIiiden
6rage, o6er crit ais Oen onerifanis
ihen @eihditsleutcn Is uinl0gliH
irur0c. ans oeu 9e0iIriniiieu Der
fricgiii6renOcn Sdn0er geniigcn0 aa.
pitol 5u idlogeu Go6er gibt eS nr
cine 9lntport aui oic amerifouifeH
,Sor0aumgen iiuo Bic 1eiBt agtenM
Stir notbIci0en0e Deltti dl G
@efouqene iu Sibiricn.
g8ofbiugton 80. Ge5eiuber
glmeritaniide Silfe fir 10000 ocni
ide ms Siicrrcibiide @eiongcre III
Sibiren, melbcu es en- alc0ern ino
MeOi3in mou9elt miro pom Hotbcn
Srel5 8epilnlht
Ircitaitien0 Collars murOeu Dem
onerifoniiteu @cionoten HeiniS6 III
&ctiug fir @leoi5in geta6clt wel4c
0urN onerifaniibe Dliiiiondre inSi
birieu uertbcilt mer0eu Nerr 9leiuidl
Bat our6 Sen ruiiiiteu @eiauoteu
ain Gbina @arantieeu fir oie llHtcr
itiiBuug crlouat. Serr 9eiuid muir
Sc outoriiirt III Gbina cine @rouGe
0eS amerifoniidcu &ot6en areu5es
5u ctablircn Inn oie llnteritiiblngS
cr6eiteu betreiben SIT f6uuen
Gin 2ofal.Gonite in Eicniiil, meI.
aeS @orrdt6e iuro Sibicriptionen
ianmelt Bat oie amerifauiide Ste.
gicrina bon ser oriu0cnoen glot6
pcuoigteit ioiorti9er lluteriiiiblng
benohritbiigt
@uiiiiae &egicrnu9 mill
0as ben 3 eutiden geb O.
rtge 2on0 annettiren
%etrogro0. 80 Ge5- Ole
M}itatic0cr oeS ritiiiiden 0ieidsrat6s
6oben banic in eirer 8or6eipreduag
sic 6rogc ser Gntegiung ocs oeu
1euiid 9liiien ge60riaeu Sanoes
i'm ruiiiideu &ei6e erortert mo eli.
nen &orihlag ausaeor6eiiet nod
Sent Sic Sen EeutiAen ge5oriacn
Sdnoereien BON Ser Negierimg a6gc.
itabt wnO oie 9eiiser oe5mtngcit
merOeu iouer i6r Gigeut6um Oer &c,
gieahg auS3uIiefern 0as i6ncn IN
pierpro5entigen 9eaicriugs Nbligds
tioueu 5uriid critottet peroeu ioll
Die 9eiiiunniug ion ii1 MIR aul
nod Sem Sabre 1870 BON Geuti6eu
eruor6enen 2anoes 6e3iebcu GaS
geiommte @ebiet oas in ruiiiimen
&aidc 1eutid)en ae56rt miro alii
@50000000O aeiGdBt Iie &aitpt'
id)wieristeit in scr Iurhiiibrung 0eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

groicltcs oitrfte mobl sic iinan5icne
6roge weroen nit Der lid oic Regic
nmg 5u bcfaiicu bate.
@ctro8ro0 b0lt Ocutid Ell
6cl65u0 inn Often 6isbcr
fiir erfolglos
2ouoon 30. Ge5. Ger @etro.
grader @eri6teritattcr ser nEimes~
6eipridt oic itrotegii9e Gage I'M
Often uu0 6e6auptet, oaB Die 0eut.
ide notwithstanding ouf @ors
idou niemols oaS Centrum Der Spe.
rotiouen aemeieu ic5 ion0ern nur
oen 3ped ge6obt bo6e, Sen bon Ben
&uiieu auf Grotau auSaeiibten 0rud
SIT crlcidjtern 3wor 6atteu oieGeiit.
ideu 5eihueilig oieien 3ped erreidt
a6er Sic ruiiii6eu @ert6eioigimssIi.
MEN Dor @aridou bitten ieBt Ben
&ormarib enOgiltig gum Ste6en ge.
6ra6t. Somit babe ser ruiiii6e
6elo3uq 6is6er oen Ieliti6en nidt
Sic geringiten Griolge ge6raht
GaS goriicr u ben0s
@uIletiu.
&orts, 30. Gejem6er. Die
iolaenoc offi3ieQe 9lnfiinoiglng
mur0e beute 9lbeuO bonn &rieas .Ge.
partement crloiien
.Scilte iin0 feinc bcoeutcuOeu Gr.
eianiiie 5ii bcrihteu, abgeieben BON
oeu @om6oroeneuts in Der @eaeno
bon 9lrroS im0 aui ben Maas-9In.
666en iopic pou 6ortihritten in Der
Champagne.
entIaua OeS ar0Bereu Gbeils Scr
sSront bdlt 0as idblecbte gSetter on. "
Ger @etroaraOer 9erid t.
@ctrogrnO, 30. Ge5en6er.
9ladiie6enoe oiii5ieue 2lnfiinoigung
muroe bcnte oom @eueral-Salpt-
qarticr erlaiien
,Gntlang Ser gon5cu 6rout alf
oenl linten llier Der @eidiel, ousges
nomucu in Scr @caeuo bon 9oIi-
mou, SuoiuIo05 imo iiolid BON Qla.
Inaos3cl, iuo sic bcitigen admpfc
iori0aucrn, berridt 9ube.
Cie Eeutihen mahten uuter dr-
BERT itariem 6ener unierer @c-
ihiibc bon 9olimom einen glugriii
ouf 9olrgaoc, @oriimop um0 uuiere
Serihau5ungeu na6e@oumiue (@om-
bin2), a6cr bel einent 6eitigen @egeus
ougriff peruicbtetcn uuiere Erippen
nit Dem 9aiouett fait Sen gon5et
6eino, nit 9lusuo6me ueniger, iuel.
cbe geiongen genommeu Uuroen.
Sn oieiem @eiedt erbeilteten mir
ocuticbe @}ai2inenoepcbre iuO 6rad-
ten Dem 6einO, meIher matchmaker
Gegimenter bon 0eridieoenen 9lrmee-
corps degeu ms ms 6elO fii6rte,
enorne 4erllite bel
9ia6e SnoiuloO5 ieBteu iid rmiere
Guippeu in ben 9ei5 Der oeutinen
5hou5grG6cu.g ,es ,.o.o.
NluBtcn Ser lleberma@t
meiden.
@icM 0ra6tIos ii6er 2onOon, 80.
Ic3ember. ~ Sine pom General.
Observation-Disclosures crIoNeuc ofii5ieIlc
@rfldrng aiebt oeu 0iiid5ug Der
Geiierreider in @aIi5ien SIT Gie Or
fldrung lautet:
Sic oIte riiiii&c 9trmee, peIde
Dor ettua elmer ISOLDE nit etier Si-
feniiue oegeu oieienigen imierer
Erllppen mclde sic Gorpai6eu iibcr'
idritteu 6atten iburoeu IN elmer Ser
artigen @eiie Olr@ Salisirnppen
ino friine 0ibiiiouen Deritarft, OoB
iiA uniere Gruppel entlona Der 9ou-
sem oitliAen ,Sront im0 i'll Der G6enc
bon 0iorlicc (0irett BON Sen &arpa-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

9lbuunenten, Oic Ben oSsntiden
.GprreigoHoenten" nidjt piinftIid uScr
unreacimahia erbaltsn, IinO gebeten,
Scr Office onOou per ScIepbDn Obcr
idriitlidI Wlittheilnna IN MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

oima inn StiTen C5cau aetdmpit
iucroer Hno cs maa mo6l Damn ben
8er Stnoten bon 9ort5el iciu, ell
neu nlaAtigen 6rcmo ad i6rerSeitc
3u 1a6cu
y@lau6eu Sic oaB Die ocutidc Res
aicrung BON inns eruiilid sic glnnab.
ME elmer iolhcu &eiolition erluartet
mic Sir nregen2" frogte Ser Dor
iiben0e Gloo0,
SD CLAUDE un0 Scutc pcl@e III
Ieutihlau0 aeIe6t 6oben iogen oaB
Die Ieutiden 81 i6rem groben @liB.
faacu BON uniereH @aiieuienomugen
at Sic &crbiiu0eien erFabren ba6en",
antruorteie Golmcr.
GongreB gIbgeoroueter @artgolot
iagte oem Gomite, oaB oHrd ole
Dollar 9lcntralitdt" 0ie @ereinigs
ten gtaoteu iib 1cutl4Iano mo
CeIierrcid eutfremoeten er iubr
fort:
Gas giiuouiB oroB6ritouuien's
init Sopan lit fir uns feiu auteS
Gmen ruo sic 8ufiuft miro es Ie6.
rem peuu mir I'M StiaeH S3eau
oieS meroeu crfa6ren miiiien Grobs
ocn abcr BADEN ioir uuiere gleiltra.
lif1t fir enaliihes @olo Derfmtit
GongreB gbqeoroneter Cooper
iraate 0oraui n@oaeu 5ie oanit
iageu sob mir mn nod oen 9uds
ita6en neutral iino, III @irfli6tcit
o6cr cine scr Derbim0eteu 9ldhte
iino. oa ipir SEN anorreu @cihoiie
liefcrn2"
o9Sir ibio nidt BON aIler S9ulo
irci iagte eougreB 9l6georoneter
@art6olot ..mcnn mir oobei belfeu.
@ldnner BIT tootcn, Sroneu 5u gSitt.
meu ino Sinner 3n 99aiien 5u nos
den un0 sen S{riea 5H uerldngern.
5eit oem ariegsbcginu bat bic slils.
fu6r Don Sriegsmateriol einen @ert9
bon $150,000000 erreidt Sd bin
iibcrseuat, Dob ser arieg ie6r 6olo
Gin gn0e ncbmeH miro, rucm mir lei
Sen Grport bon aricgsmatcrial I'M.
m0glih mahen llno penn mir oen
strieg aud nur Inn cinen Nlonot pcr'
fiir5en 10 wiro 0as niebr tiir inns
beocutcn, als alle &ort6cilc, ole pie
5a6rifantcn baben tonnten"
@on 9loutag 40 miro oas Gomite
sic Ielegationeu bon 0lelugorf, Gbis
cago imo philadelphia 1oren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

@af6iugtou 80 Gc5en6er.
Gem Sous.Gomite fir 9lusudr-
tiec glngelegcn6eitcu beridtete 6cutc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nonmcr bon
soma, iuie Sic @er 5taatcu III go
Iageu sen curopdiiden arieg 5n eis
mem Gnoe brinacu f6nnteB pean tie
je0e QIusiuhr BON arieg5material
perbieicn miiroeu @cneiuiau rIit
Sem gougreBab9eor0uaten 9art5olot
iuboiiirte er eiueu gemeiniaaitlideu
Neihlub, Ser Dem Rrdlioenieu Die
No0madt acben iaa mad icucm
Nuiaasan oerartige GrpOrte 5u per
0cien. Qoamer fiibrte oie amerita.
uii4en Gmbar9os bonn sabre 1894
biS ann Gmbarao iiber 42erfo inn
Sabre 1912 ntt Inn 0as conititlrtio.
ueile 3eAt 0es Gonareiies 80 oerarti.
gcl NlaBuabmrn uath5umeiicn
ErSioent @iliou iagte &oll.
mer, puerHdugte 0os Gmbargo iibcr
geaiieu. uuo Nmitiou5. genouugeu
uaA Nlarito im Snicreiie elmer nab
rcu HeutraIitat int @egruiab 5n eis
ner gleuiralitdt aui Sem 4dpicr Sd
be6auptc, oaB ocr.pon mir Jest an8e.
regte 9idh6 ntit oer biitorilden
TRADITION scr getenigteu Staaten
i6areiiiiiuimt Sic qls eiirigiic Ser
eHtcriN 0es yrie0eiis bisber Oct alien
86ltcru ae9oltea bai 2lber oieier
9lui Dertrdat HB5Ridt uit 2icicrima
bon 4iorouerijeiaeu an tregiii9.
renoc N1ddjte 5oaeu pir iest ben
Sppotriteu Nutcr oci 8oltert ipic.
len2 a6nnet mir bier nm 8rieocn
6eteu uio alad3eitig ariegSHaterial
nod glropa Iiefaga a0nucn mir
init ni6igem Befpiiien 8oit un
3rie0en 6itter mit ocn Geio III nn-
iprep EajMet aa Dem 9lut flebt2"
gludoriidlH nprilart @olmer:
Deutidlmio faiih III oieieni &rie8e
nidlt bclieat per0en 0eiien Bolt ut
ciuig into tHiiHl9lien bis 8un lcBten
@htsiropien 3u fdHpicn geenu oie.
ier arieg iortaeiebt miro, miro en-
iolange oouerH biS Die gni3c gclt
por oem @aatcrott iie6t
Gs gi6t nur eiiie 9Satiou aui Ser
@elt oeren @niefellen oireit oenen
0es ameritmild6en 8olfe5 cutaegen-
aciebt iiuo Sdj ideue uia uidit 5li
erflaren ooB neiuer Qlniicht nadSa
pun uiht mr 8ialiidlaiJ oHoern
oGc s5nieln tn 2hQen G3eaH be8al.
taN pir0, Die AZ lett otiiipirte Gine3
Cages miro aud uu Sic Gntitei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
: llnbrliGgbQr.
sSit bas DCutidDe &eidj.
Grtlart Der GOn8reRabs
geDrbmete 3Dllmer.

@ridt init Dem Gon9reB gl6georoue'
ten 8art6olot cine 2an5c ir Su
iersiie cines eeieees 8um gerbot
oes Mafie nHo @lunitions.er'
ports boz oem Soiis.G .Gouite fir
miSmartiae gluaeIcaeubeitcu
8art6oLot ipciit auf pie @eiobr
Scr ioponiic6en goIitit i'm Stils
len C8ean Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
@fiifo iir ben Grtcgmit
glmerita.


2onooM 30 Dej, Die ame.
rifoniihc @roteitnote geget oic eng.
hide Neciniliiihmg Ser ameritani.
idcn Sdiiiahrt bat einen groBeu
alf Die StrieasDeriiderilnget
ge9abt 9ei 2lop0s luir6en geitcrn
IS 6itineei @ro3ent iiir @oliceu be.
5oblt. pclc9e &crlniie oeden ioaen
0ie inuer6al6 oer udtbiien 12 0lonate
in 1olge zines e0cntuallen arieges
3piideu Gnglono imo gImerifa cnt.
iiebcn
Gie gcriiherm0s @rdHie fiir
sen 9usbuiH zines arie8es 5piiheu
gnalano iuo 9lorpeaeu notirte mir
nit z @fo5eut, alio weuiaer ais Die
Sdlftc ocr @crlibering gegcn cincn
enaIiid.oucritauii6en ariea
ggl. ". g}npen1 i'm &otter
0am.
6una 30. Ie5cm6er Ger
amcritanilbe Iompier ~ n. &a
BEN Ser am "a 0e5cmbnr init 66o0
@aaen 9anunoae IN 9lotieroam aus
@ilminstou 9i 81, cintraf il Der
crite Gaupier, Scr gaumuoae felt
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Is h Judicial District Court-St,
Landry Parish.
Succ 'ssion Sale of Estate of Milton
s Coins. M. 6714. Probate
Docket.

Notice is hereby given that. pursu-
ant to a commission to me directed
by A. J. 7. Littell, Deputy Clerk of
Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court Of louisiana in and
for the Parish of St. Londry. upon an
order granted BY the Honorable the
18th Judicial District Court of the State
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
St Landry in the above matter, offered
for sale. at pnblic auction, for cash, TO-
pay debts, at the principal front door
of the 'Ourr House in the Town of
Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, Louisi-
ana, on Saturday, the 18th day of
November, 1914, between the hours
of IL O'Clock d. m. and four o'clock
p. m. the property hereinafter des-
cribed, and that, at said Offering, af-
ter having made ali proper and legal
announcements and having announced
the terms of said sale in a loud and
audible voice, having received no bid
for said property, | the gave notice
that would re-offer said property at
twelve months credit. for whatever it
would bring. the purchaser being re-
CURED to furnish good and sufficient
joint security and special mortgage
on the property hereinafter described. |
bearing interest at the rate of per |
cent per annum from the date of adj
Indication. and that, pursuant to said |
notice, and according to law, l will
sell at public auction, to the highest
md lest bidder tor whatever it will
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
FARM FOR SALE.

1O6 Acres; 40 acres in cultiva.
ton, 55 acres cleared, balance in
woods. Excellent land for Corn
and Alfalfa. five crops of Alfalfa
a year, 80 to 40 barrels of corn an
acre. 1872 so per acre.
Also 1S1 acres of land; 20 acres
cleared and in cultivation; under
good fence Excellent shallow
we'll water for stock. $50 cypress
trees. Good market for fuel wood.
Some scattering timber. $50 per
acre.
Terms: One fourth cash. b alance
in 1, 2, 3. A and 5 years at 6 per
cent interest.
Write care P. O. Box 46. Frank.
lin, or apply at this Office.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
SUPPLEMENT 70 ST. MARY BANNER SATURDAY DEcEmBERh ,r

OF It's phases. and put the Com
mission in possession of valuable
data and information.
Mr.. Frost, chairman of the
committee appointed to recon-.
mend a civil engineer asked for
further tim" Tor t.,e uom nittee to
make its report.
Moved by Mr.. Peterman. sec.
onded by Mr.. Gooch, and carried.
that the request of Mr.. Frost be
granted. and that Mr.. Eugene
Pharr be added to the bankers
committee.
Moved by Mr.. Pharr, seconded
by Mr.. Petefman, and carried that
the communications on the table
from the civil engineers be refer
red to the committee in charge of
same for it's action, and vote of
thanks from the Commission be
extended to the bankers and en-
gineers present for the valuable
information given this body.
Moved. seconded and carried,
that the Commission. adjourned to
meet on Friday, December II,
1914, at 12:o'clock m.
!" ,CHAs. N. FROST,
y. Chairman.
w. H. LATHAM,
&c
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
DARN IT ALL.

The Regional Reserve banka
openedl Gently and floated aroupd
the country somewhere are about
four hundred millions of dollars
In emergency currency-that is,
ii we have the dope right. That
would make about four dollars for
every man, woman and child in
the country. All this ia in addi-
ton to the money that was alleged
to be in circulation before the re.
gional banks opened. Now we
nave been looking forward to the
release of all this money. expect
ing that we would, of course, get
our four dollars. But where is it?
We said nothing about this last
week because we wanted to give
William McAdoo and Paul War
burg Q chance to get on their feet
and attend to the distribution.
But some time has gone by and
yet there ~ nothing ing. Thi-
places u in an embarrassing post
ZION. We had harmed that the
Rock Island Railway VS. to have
D"en put up for sale at auction
ard we Exp cted to be able to buy
l.. Now took II the hoI. we arr
in! Any day they may d eide to
put up the railway aud here We
are without our four dollars. We
have md. up cur mind to one
thing. Ii Wi liam McAdoo eve,
runs for president, we Will refuse
to support HIM and will leave him
Hat OIL his back.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that seal
ed bids will be received by the
President of the Parish Board of
School Directors of the Parish of
St. Mary from the banks Of the
Parish, in accordance with Act
2O5 of 1912, to act az Fiscal Agent
and Depository of the School
funds for the term of two years
ending Jan Is, 1917. Said bids
will be opened at the next regular
meeting of the School Board,
Wednesday, January 18th, 1915.
The bond to be fixed as by law,
and based on the average daily
balances of the past year.
Address bids tn
WILSON MCKERALL, SR.,
President of the Parish Board Of
School Directors. Parish Of St.
Mary.
franklin, La, Dc. 3rd. 1914,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

bring, at twelve months credit, tho
purchaser being required to furnish
good and sufficient joint security and
special mortgage on the property here
matter described. bearing interest
from the date of adjudication, at the
rate OF 5 per cent per annum, ut the
principal front door of the Court
House in the Town of Franklin, Parish
OF st. Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF
JANUARY, 1915,
between the hours Of IL o'clock q. m,
and 4 O'Clock p. M, the following des-
cribed property belonging to the above
entitled and numbered estate, to.wit:
That certain lot or parcel of ground
lying and being situated in the Town
OF Morgan City. Parish of St. Mary.
State OF Louisiana. being the western
81 feet of lot No. II in square Letter
"F', of the Town of Morgan City as
per the Barnes map and plan of sur
vey thereof, on file and of record in
the Recorders office of the parish of
st. Mary, fronting 81 feet on Frerret
st. OF said Town by the uniform depth
between parallel lines of 80 feet I
inches; together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and all
the rights. ways, privileges and ap.
thereunto belonging and
The said lot having been acquired in
two successive purchases by the de-
ceased, Milton 5. Coins, one strip of
y feet having teen purchased from
Charles SpinelIa January 2lst, 1909,
by act of sale acknowledged before
Charles a. Bibbins. Notary Public.
ST. Mary Parish and recorded in Book
WV OF conveyances, page SO, and
the remaining + feet depth having
been acquired b, said deceased from
Vlnenzo Monguso, March %, 1909,
by act of sale before Charles A. Bib
bins, Notary Public, st. Mary Pa
rish. Louisiana, recorded in Convey
ance Book w page ITO of the records
OF the Clerks Office of ST. Mary Pa
rish, La.
w. Il. PETERMAN,
Sheriff Parish of ST. Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

I hereby give public notice that
l have applied to the President
and members Of the Police Jury
of st. Mary Parish for permission
to conduct a saloon in the build
ing known as Corinne Store on
R'c ,hoc plantation on the north
side OF the public road leading
from Franklin to Patterson and
about one mile west of Calumet
pnstofice. st. Mary, Parish, La,
commencing January 1st, 1915,
as prescribed by law
B. LANDRY.
DC. 4. 1914
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

1t is told of a certain candidate
hat he had a parrot which he took
around with MIN on m ,st of his
campaigning tours, and of course
this Polly heard many things and
Temem bered them. On one &C.
casion- the candidate had ju
finished clinching a farmer and
was getting in the buggy. when
the parrot awoke and said, NV eli
Pol. we got that derned old guy
fixed, too" There IL no way Of
knowing whether or not the candi.
date receivcd that farmers vote,
but in the neigh borhond it il
thought that h. did not get it.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

The Great International Shows,
under the management of Mr.. A.
h. Brown, one OF the largest street
carnival companies travelling, is
now in Franklin and will remain
here until Sunday night. The ag-
gregration has its own special
train and employs hundreds of
people in the different depart
ments. In the way of attractions
the company offers perhaps the
greatest variety OF any similar or
Ranization that has visited Frank
lin in a mum Der of years. Doletta
and her babies are we'll worth
going to see. She is the smallest
human mother on earth. is 80
years old, % inches high and
weighs but 81 pounds. The wild
animal feature alone in its tent il
well worth the price of admission
to all shows. The company car
ries its; own Uniformed concert band
and it is Il good one. There is
also a n gro minstrel feature and
numerous other attractions of
which want OF spac. forbid- mem
ton. Taken as whole the Great
nt'rnatinn,l shows il the best
-tr"et fair that has been in Frank
iln for the past ten years. They
viii show here today and to-
morrow.
On w dnesdav night last Allen
e. h pr NJ 81 Order Eastern
Star. elected 'hr following officers
TO tn ensuing var: Mrs Rosie
Nieeot, Worthy Marion; Capt, r
w. All'n, Patton; Mrs Lizzie
& ing, Assistant M4tron; Miss
Graci" Ali"n, Conductress; Miss
Lille Davis. A ~slstant Conduct
rrss; Mr. lou Sm,rdon, rreasu-
rer; Mrs. K I'll A len, ~ecretary;
Miss Florence Go ng, Ada; Mrs
Matti Di-ch, Ru n; Miss Minnie
Davis, E tner; ,ir.. Beanie john
son, M 9TH Hiss Teenie Davis,
Elec,~; Ar-. Flora Mayer, War
d "a; Judge A. G. Allen, Sentinel;
Mrs. Lola Everette, Chaplain;
Miss Louise Aim, O:ganist; DR..
Joseph Mayer, Mar-hal.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

B fore Nappleon's time it had
been the custom for armies to
carry huge, unwirldIy flag
mounted on poles. which. Will.
they afforded rallyimg point for
tn ir corps, also drew the enemy'S
fire, Napoleon revived the ancient
sy m Dol of the Caesars. The Ma
po;eonic eagle itself was eigh.
inches in height and nine inch g
across the wings. 1t stood IN a
GRASS block three inches -quurc.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

The largest diamond known
was discovered in the Premier
mines. in the Transvaal, in 1915
Il weighs 1888 3.4 English gara,s.
1t was insured for $3.50 600 and
WAS presented bv the ;ransvaal
g 'vernment to K ng Edward. 1t
was named the Culiinan, and was
sent to Amsterdam, where it was
divided into eleven stones two of
which are the largest in existence
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
',od Roads Commission
Meeting.

. FRANKLIN, La, Dec. 2, 1914.
Pursuant to adjournment the
aet Roads Commission met
day in the court house in the
: . Of franklin, La.
he meeting was called to order
he Chairman, Mr.. Cbas. N.
fost. Roll call showed the fol-
wing members Of the Commits
cE present: Messrs. James A.
mfh, Eugene Pharr, Wilbur
= AsS, Jho. r. Drackett, w.
aS0h, Alfred Forlier, Jr.
~! EE. Robertson.
teopooDe to an invitation the
s1ing officers Of the different
= Of the parish of st. Mary
resent ct this meeting:
danFice Norman, represent
he First National Bank of
= City, La.
Alphouse Boudreaux, re.
atlag the Bank Of Berwick.
III. 8. Palfrey. representing
ommercial Bank and Trust
Franklin.
wilson McKerall. ST., re-
.ng the st. Mary Bank and
~, Of franklin.
mailman then stated to the |
: ct the different banks pre-.
reNsons for asking them
v. NTH this commission
We the question. of fiuanc-
3oad issue of $500. 900 for
teoee Of constructing a sur
ghway Though the parish.
snen discussed the matter
1n ana tho Commission was
ged BY the views express
~ each and all Of them.
=, lol!owihg civil engineers
sasish were. also present in
.Sss @ a. invitation to at
~ meeting: Messrs. War
Aeed, L. A. L.oustalot and
4. Aemper. These gentle-
lesed the matter of con-
. surface highwsy in al |
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Succession Of Katie Mosby Cert,
deceased. No. 1858.

Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the date of this
notification. whv the final account pre-.
sented by Wilbur Il. Kramer, Clerk,
ex-Om:dO administrator Of this estate
should not he approved and hOmulO.
gated and the funds distributed ia &C.
Herewith.
In evidence whereof, witness my off,
cial sigma ture and the Impress Of the
sea IF my Office this 18th day of Decsm-
Der, A. D., 1914.
WILBUR Fl. KRAMER,
Clerk Of Court
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-12

There are many people who
will earn their living in q town,
talk about what a good place it is.
and yet send money away for
even the smallest article they
wish to buy. These people are
not town-builders. The man who
really benefits his home town il
the one who supplies his wants at
his local market.