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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Sn AeidDstaaSwohltreiie Nianbcn bot oennod)ll
SIC Griatmab iir sen be SincOiuc geialeneu o3oloe.
inefrofdpn Mbacoroicten On Suoul0 6ran tott5ii
inbeu Sic biirqcrdci Gartecr pcroen 3puoiooten
irdi ncacn ionoeu oas 0lauoot ocn So3ioIoemo'
iraten ulberiiie ilberloen Aie vglal' Haop@e
Qonoes5chn9" bearnoa oieien eidihlliB ol9enoer.
uaBcu 1of i'm eia0eu Sanoe iein aanpi mln tein
Qso6tanpi aiiinoen oor 10 lauae micr Solt %
gsaiien aeacn Sen 6eino cn iiblt Seoer oaritm nB
u G10m6eim Der ioiiaocmotroiildle geperber onne
ecqeneopoioaia acpd0t merocn pic in Gberidmopell
iiiaall Ser @cinunsmam un0 mic in Neloelberg n
l,nmigiloen Dlonat ser 9lationull0erac Sie burger
ndcn @aDler imieres @a6freics miiroen id oennadj
BET a6iumnuna cntbacn User bon bncn aber ill oie'
lea aro6ei lQocn sic pothe @caaerldlali ueraellen
lm9 aleidyp0b au ien g8o0lredi ndlt uer5idicn win
scr acbc cucu zimu5ciel ami ben Roucn oes uerltor
tened qIbacotoneten 1r Siiomio 6rauf ob. Solde
Siinn5cticl fms 3uar in9ita lpo iiir ben glnsiau
SCI Mahl bcorrinaSlos eoer ciu3epc abcr pare Elm
3ehci scr 3odlahtna uno Dontoorclt enes enltiaell
poltiidef 0eancrs n ecoddiB au oen iilr cn @ater'
ion0 rcnpiuo Ia anupi nno TOO aeaanaeuen biSbei'
aus Ab0eoroueten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Bon @erbort Souptmonn
8 mcin Qaterlauo, beiliaes Scimot6louo,
gSc erbleihtet on nit cmcnmol2
9augcr 9tbem giug ourd ,Selo imo S6ol
9leern mudjs rngsiuu ser g9olten 9ano
. mcin Gatcrlouo. 6eiligcs 0eiuat6louo.
&er Oenn riei Oos @etter Dir beren
IaB 0es o6len Saiics 9elber Shem
Old um3udet mie elm @eltenbrono2
,0os t6at mciuc e6r sic miaolia mar.
Ebat mein mbeiledtes 6rieocnstIeiO,
Chat bic mid aebar, Die arobc 3cit,
lluo ole 0roBc 3eit ole i'd gebarl"
Sit es 10 beiieat. iiirtt i'd feline g8eltl
9Se6 i6r, mem oein 0er5 lns nidt me6r idd9t
Geine beliae Sece inns nidlt trdgt
lln0 0ein Stroblenblid imS nid6t cr6elt
God, mcin @atcrlono. 6cliacs Scmot6ano
Beldc Rriinng muBt on MN beltebnl
,&ino, iie mlB aedle6n mlB uoribergc6en
Rinm ou mu Die Sidel IN Die Sanol
0euu ou muBt elm o5ras md6'n nit letter Sorit
NMBt es nrdtlos mo6'u in @ctteno6t
0'abn. ob 9ib mo Conner niu ob fradlt,
9lltiaer @ienbagel bid nmiauit.
llo es iit elm eros. oas pom 9luie irdnit
Mcin Grbarmen tnm Oir iein crlaubt.
3ihcno iinit pom Saline Noupt nm Smipt
llo 5ii 9eidenbergen iDitos 9e6dui.
lmermiolid6 must on itebnuno md6n,
Sdntter. oidD entbinoetuur Der zoo:
crit uao5 einem bhltigc Nlorgcnrot6
garii on ncue aorncr IN MIDI oen.
gSein 0ein arn erlQbnlt pcltI oen Ner5 erbebt
Silgt mid ,0oit BON 0eicr 6r0e aus,
Sduti mo 9lihe miro oen Gltern6aus
llno DER 0eutidc glamc bat aelebi
3 mcu Goterlano. 6eliges 0eimat5lauo,
@os oli inat id nil es aernc tbm
Nlaben pil id) mdben rno nidlt nbnl
@b ih nidli ole lebte 0orbe bano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
gefnnntmndlnnnen.


Nr. 5i7
cine @ergrounnn, um ncmdR encr s.nc ocr
YCnic.niur uor 0inrnlauo, 10 iDlcr Snuunt'
eibnu9 in sabre 1914 ale 0apiiel 323 au'
nenummcn, Sen 0nnor uuo Stnotraih uon
NniiimUrr 80 nnioriren, Smuloiheinc BE-
iantcr Corporation bic SO ciucm Scirnn unn
nidli n6cr orci Wii1iuncu Sunarc $4,000
600 nHe5nacbcu, ilr ben 3mcd, mrDr Wclo
llt frpieliiluul Ouutruiiuh otaplirnna
luo @nncnnuna ocs Ab5ngelnunli Sniicme in
beinafen ons ourn Napiirl $40, oet Hile
pcr 9cqiclnlur vrn Wlnml0uo uou 1904 nuo
Napitcl 03O oct 9ltc ocr Sc9iclniur uun
Mlnypane ueu 1910 nnn anhetoem ental
uon NiGrIlauO uuu 1914 auturiiiri wuroc
Sa 0urn cine 9iic Der ccni2lniur bon Wlnrp
l0no 100 ihrcr Jnunr 1itnn0 im sabre 1913,
nle Nnpucl 323 anqenommen Der NlaQot nm
siloifdi0 Don yuilWQrc duforiliri uurocn,
inre SnulnlOcinc uia iu cncm Nc!tnQ pon
Mot iitl orci Diulon.u Souoro lS3ouUpoo)
ulh tarin igiQclctier Ylli uuo NcoHQuu0cH
nntiracucu, ocrcn NrltoA ir 1cn 3mcd ncnlei
Wctrcu lou. mclf Vtio liir oic 6roicitruiN.
eoniiruiion 0iHrihuna uno &oucnonnB oee
Ibjnosianal ephems 5u 9eaGliei. oas outn
Ndpiicl 3lN Der sllic Der Scgislninr bon y,Qrp'
l0no bon 1904 mo our0 Nnpifcl $50 Der sliic
per Seole.anr ool N'afnlano eon l9lO mn
Wiarnlano bon 1917 nuioriiir uuroe uno
"a @elo nf beia0ic 3redc ieVi bentiDiot
glbihniu T. Ccsbalo ioiro bonn Mahor
uno 5idoirui1 uou Baltimore perorouci. oob ole
Sinnuis is0ommindrc blcrrln aniotlllfi mo ON.
oepieieq lino mo ZEN louliI oie lcailltitlen
hrci Winioncn tS8 600 00O) Eonars bon 3eit
az Belt 5u ucrnusq00cu mic Oiciclbc fir bic
bicrin 5npor 0cnannien Suede ctioroerlin lein
muacn uiio nnB nc0atc GbliH0iuncn rpn ocn
Sinnnit0uuniidrcu pcrlnui ucrncn icllen. BON
3cii go 3ci mo 6u iol0cn 3ciicn ais cc
ctlorocrlid icn mac mn bic 9iunbmln ans
ocm &eriaui bciOQier Eblinnituncn loucu iiir
bic uurpCunnuicn 3uedc pcrauelabi ucrocn
Infer Dom &orbcbali o0G oiclc &eroronnn
Mot cber Ia strait ircien ioll aie bis oelelbe
eur0 eiuc Mni0riidi Der Silmmcn Der aeieb
lidl beiuaicn Siimmqcbcr Der Siaoi Baltimore
Die 5u Ser ipdicr hc5cihnccn 3cit mo On
anHcQcocn mcrocn beiidn0i morocn IT,
Nbialnd .. llno .i cs icrner peroronet
has bci0Qic sbulOihcinc IN Summcn hon cini
tnnoeri Eou0rc (SiOOl ooer Wuliirlilnlen onr
BON auaGcoepCn pcroen ioucn. bic IN oler3e
inDriidcn S.ricn cn5u0ien llno; Die erlic Serle
nu0 cine Scrie 10 nn erlien IaGe oes Widri
ieoca iplaenoCa Subrca ein5uDeu biS Die letie
75crie ein0c0li morocn li. Der in ocn perldie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

NnTIIlIuIll To- LITlUff WI.
Ser SinntWcumcict miro ant Sicullna, Ocu
20. CiiObcr 1914, 3ur unlcn nuOc0cncucu 3cit
an Srt uno Slcue ctihcinen mo bic 9ducaI
Der lOl0cn0cn SlrnBcn uno glucne ciunllrcn:
Hulclnuo. SirnNc, bon Der 2ein0ccr SirnBc
Uc 5ur Vuurcne SitdBc uui no lhr Nurm
culburltsirahc, BON Der gein0eer Sirabc
bis 5ur eanrcnc Sirahc nm 1915 &orm.
40 6uh Nncr, 300 6ib nurolD bon Der
Nori0 9lpcnuc bon Der NclnittNucuic bis jur
urine 9nnI Zane unl i30 Born.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

3eimngS Shateaen bebaupten, Oie idIueae @iHuab'
me Scr bcaiidcu 6ehmaen Siittid &onnlr mo Nnt.
lrerpcn mo Der ran5oiiden 6ehne Nloibengc babe &c
5eat 0aB 6eumaen in oel nooerncn aricaen gar einen
g9ertb nebr 6aben Gos 1T bod mo1l elm gcpaltiecr
Srrtbum @em cnc 6ehmaen ndlt inn &egc Der NIT
@libcsituelc bcrauridenoen oeutidcn glrueel gcton
oen 61tten uu0 wcnl DER rau5oiide 6ehmasgiiric in
Den &oaen nidt Oogauecn uno 4oris cine otene Stoot
acpeici marc Damn aebe cs bee fciue ran5oiiidc mo
enqliihcn Arneen mebr IN ,Srontreid 6ellngen mo-
aen ndt mebr rmcinne6nlbar fem abcr iic acud6ren
cner @cri6eoigmasarnce enen nidlt 3u micrlddbcr
ocu Sttpmtt mic sic cbiAc 0roBc Sdladli an Der
Nsnc 3eigt nlo mie Der itneoiac oduide @cncra BON
Nld aii ieinem BUG nadj 95aris eriobren bot 0bne
NorS uio &oacicn.6cung0aiirte botten bic lran5oli
iden mo cn0Iiiden SrIppeu ME Belt 0cponncn lid 5u
ianmcn no cine ein5iae 0roDc S6lad]tline 81 biloen
8eihmaen wcroai and tiinitig6iu 6rc aroBcu Wertb
bdbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
0nt6erine 6offman.

Gs 1ar0 am 49, Cfiober 1914 naa lan9crcr
Nianihei Nnlbcrluc noiiman l6 Sabre ali.
oclcnic Cntiiu oca uerlictptncn Geo. ppnunli.
Sic gcQr0am0 iiuOci Sunnin1, AQUmiiape
nor. BON Der 9Sobnnua lhrco Eobnee. ptn.
Ocnrn R Noiimnn 9lr. 2l9, Sno.Hroaownf,
aus f0li &crndunic uno Srclnoc ocr SAM
lie 1nb nhtnn0SpoQ clnQcdocn. oerlclDcn bei'
,unnhncu Qlcilctuuo Oul Dem aNrlicn opnn
ccildcu Nricnhofc" l1itl'- -lol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

NS unrO am i2 CIiobct 1919 um 1880 ubr
WoracnS Ohao. Is. Ircbcr1. 0cichicr Vaiic
Der bcriiorbcucn 0lii1bcib 6rcipcrp. ger
m0uhic uno Sfcnnoc iilo boiihu clnac1ocl
ocr 6ccroianro nm 1uuncriinn. i1r 4nq
miiioae non felnct g0ohnuuo 9lr. zoos, Noro.
Ohencr. Slr0hc. Oua hciNmchncu. HciletunA
oni ocm Baltimore Sricobolc".
(Cfi13Mfh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
Elfa Sol6era.

gs narb ann g. Ciiober 1914 0lia Nulocra,
aeiiiuc bon eiGmuu0 0nibera sic gccrois
ouna iinhci am Iuuncrhoa, 3. ciiobcr
iihr gnhmiioQs bon ihrcr gsobniinq VI.
2OOi Cn.1anrne.e eitahc, aus liQt 9eicbnna
prp0t 0ni ocm Baltimore 1eraclitlWen 6reo
holc lNiiic iciuc @lnmcn) (Ciil4 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15


Nul more. ~. Dlloucr l0li.
gluachoic iu ucric0clien 0ouucrcu. an ocn
No0lo Of gup0toa 0nrc OF sin NcQilicr nit
0cr 2ulinrlfi a4roppidlo lor toe 7uppln of
electric SncunoceCcu Ramps OF bulbs uct
Sen Dis n llbf Nornitinno am Nlittluum, ocn
2S Eifober 1914, im &iircau ocS Siaoi,acals
TRAITORS. lioihb0ue, cni9eoen acnolnnen.
NuQcbolC mllfcn im 0iuilana Wii ocn zpc5l
filaiioucn lichcn oic ion tiircnu oce Stuoi
pnoercbnue &euudlicre. 3l1 oonriano SirnHc
Baltimore crOdlilN iilo.
NurQlnnii iu Ncirngc ocn CONTEMPORARIES
miro rcflauGi
1eaen gluoeooi nutb elm beoaubaier 0Ucd
nc5 Nicicre liir liiulbunocri Nonnre lSoOu.uu)
an ocu Niluor uno 1iuoiraib BON baltimore
No. onrd clnc aOlcdrna SOME Ndui" 5npl
bar beicciQi icin.
Sic 0pniran Nc0nroc hcbdll lh oao alcdi
not. rNcno elm oocr cite An0cppic so ocrOci
fem
06aflcS Niiion,
Slnol enNcrhnne &crunliprof
Nciidiiai
1nmce s.. 0rciiou
frdilocnl ocr Commit tcp1foc.
(Cni12f.21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Scr 9Sut fam id ictt SrOrcS fir
iOIecHoc Scitidlrifteu entocecn neg'
men: 3il
ngulmrr saoeblan" geoaatsusaobs i2,
s1ie Nome', i0c.
anie Anlunlt", 2oc
oeclpiieer Slnirirter 8elmn0" i0e
.9rlur Snnirirg 3cinaa", re.
&orl IS. yleger,
9lr. 50u. observation-disclosures.
Ecp20. S.I&S,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

C6 Der gnffauo Der @nrea in sao.gIirIa BEN Gng.
lanocrn nidt 9eeacn fomnti so tie 0enicpen ndlt
ais @rlno benuBeu weroen, oui crncic 0ricoenooer'
mittlmQspurih1gc 0cs 4r0ioenicl gSon 3ll 6ordlen
Gas Iolsc 9l6ion tonntc inter oen obmoenoea Inn.
Itan0cn ia nit crner Nliene bebaupten nili oic 6urtt
i'm arcae oegen Deuiidao 5 nnterliclen babe eS pom
Scr prablcriid pcrfiuoeten 9bdt oen oaliidc Nlili
icrisnuiS 3i pcruidjtc obgcbradt iouocrn vnoorbcr
aeIe1cnc 5plgenoc Grc9niiie inn Snnern ocs Neltrei'
DIES" Eaitidloil0 that pieleid5t po9 oaran, in Der
grobtuoelidien Gie encn pcrnidtenoen SAog acacn
enaIono 8l fiibrcn oomit es ndt abermos ourd bri.
tidc Diplomatic IN Die Aeiubore 9ioac 0cS Strctiidl
tiacu aeor0nat miro Gem 0eutihlano ionn d SIR
3ct o feline 6rieoensDordldac einloen ole nid]t oe
DcmitbioimQ oes pcriiocu 9llbions enhlieBen Cos
0eitIdc 0olf uiiroc 0os nid)t eraubcn IS pia nd1t
umionit Qeblittei 6oben Gs min cinen priIidcn oar
crn0cn 6ricocrsidhB tenei oorii6erec6cnocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

9pd ser meme A0nia pon 9hnluanl'n miu Neutral
beiDcp som Il onrt oen Son 2ntperpen 'no mp
eriolac Ser oeuiIda Maiien IN gluidfeolcn u~i Der
ocfbfn0eien 0cttid6ifrrehIihu ia Soli3cI rob ein
Sidi aHlaeaQn0ai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Gnlnmtnl "',,s,%iiiia'''s"'"' sls.i"'s.#;
Nlotinccn Ticnina. Wliinunm, 1reiias, eamitaa
@reie: slbcnos loo bc 75c
ggSaD SUwn Gait."
Wiii oeficlbcu Srnppc nn0 Froonuion wclme
22OOO,0OO Seiuher ladcn nno welncn mnllic
Nddfe gsode: aNougbi dio Bnio for.
(Clf1-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

TVTTW q TIWTT w OU Nv FTTTITV OIVTFV 7TT7 W
bisbergcn bciocn ociiden 9rclBern a@oeben" mo
.9reslo pedc sic 1iirfei ociouit Bat an Der spite
IN has Sdmor3e 0lccr 6noin8eq6ren lii imo Der ruff
ldcn 6lotte cniae9e oomph miro mo0der @eiie Die
critic qrobe Secdadt bort mo nid in Der 9orOiee sc.
idoaen perocn Gs wiro aud 6erbtet Dab ,@oeben"
ino .0reslon~ nod ibre mprmalid)c ocltlde 9eos
ima 6a6cn uno Dob Der Gounuanoant Der D@oeben" 3u
qomral ser 1lottc crnamt morocn it, ,Sn Dem Sale
fonn es oe Ruiicn redt hlcft crgebcn Oenn aus mel
dem 0ol5 oie 66rer Der beoen c1emoliQen oetdeu
Sdiie aeidniBt ino baben iic M 9lniaua oes arieeeS
6enieen ais lie ic iuutDg nit Ser enalide uno iran
3oiiiden llebernodi ihnseu. 9s lit and iebr uobr'
ldenlid oob ebeuolls oic bracn S6iiic Der tiutden
1loitc 3ium I6eil oeitide 9eiabung babeL ocnn eo
uir0e ID por ctliden gSoden aeneoc oaB oetidc N'a'
rineoiii3erc mo Nloaden nod 9cnlimuopel aerellt
icie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

MVINlW WUTlW NUF7VIWN TNVI TIW UVTITIVVV NVVITV7-
blan Gs aai ga oas Daa0er 1rbnua jlr 3eit nit
9r0cit idt ibcrbdut it f0nnic cS ia ooribcr 80 @e'
rdlt ibeu, iuer am meien lot @aris oocr Sonoon.
lluo am lnpcrihonieiien GaS mare cine eele9enbeit,
81 5cigcn Dab ole Ncrren pom Erbma alid aanl 3arte
9tie 81 inadcn i'm Stonoe lno."
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
Buys Hotel in Shreveport.

A. j. Gauthreaux, the Well-known
local restauranteur, who went to
Shreveport last week to conclude me-
gotiations for the purchase of the st.
James hotel in that city, writes that
he assumed charge OF the establish
ment on the 1st inst. and that the
hostelry has been crowded and busy
since. Mr. Gauthreaux was accom-
panied to Shreveport by his wife. and
their children viii join them there
after the close Of the session at the
nonaldsonville High School. The
family will reside in modern bun
galoW, which is now being construct
ed for them in the thriving Caddo
metropolis. Mr.. Gauthreaux's White
City restaurant on wheels, which he
has conducted SO successfully for the
past several years. will continue to
be a fixture in the neighborhood Of
the T.. & passenger depot. Al
bert's many friends, while regretting
his departure from DonaIdsonVil1e,
wish him unbounded success in his
larger venture, and hope the bless
ings Of happiness and prosperity will
be shoWered upon him and his esti-
mable family in liberal measure in
their new home.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
Appointments by EIks' Ruler.

Alex. Bloomenstiel, the newly.
elected exalted ruler of Donaldson
vile Lodge No. 1853, B. P. @. E., has
announced his selections of appoint
i've officers and committees, as fol-
lows:
Esquire, Abe H. Bloomenstie1.
Chaplain, Fred. Landry.
Inner guard, James Won Lotten.
Auditing committee E. Blum,
Leon Levi, J. J. Lafargue.
House committee-Joseph N. Gis-
clard, Al. W. Whiteman, Dom. E.
Ducos, J. R. Duke, Frank K. Sims.
Finance ommittee-Walter Lem
ann, DR.. T. H. Hanson, J. A.
Dalferes.
Building eommittee-R. N. Sims,
E. c. Wathen, Charles Maurin, B.
J. Vega.
Bond committee-A. E. Truxillo,
Adolphe Meter, Charles Schneider, D.
D. Dalferes, L. w. Armitage.
Sick committee-Dr. D. C. Brum-
field, DR.. John D. Hanson, Henry
Meter, c. M. Odell, William A. Dill.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
Elks' Officers Installed.

The new officers Of Donaldsonyille
Lodge No. 1853. B. r. o. Elks. were
formally installed last Sunday after
noon with appropriate ceremonies, as
follows: Alex. BIoomenstiel, exalted
ruler; L. w Armitage, esteemed lead
ing knight; a. E. Truxil1o, esteemed
1ecturing knight: E.A. Thibodeaux,
esteemed loyal knight: Sidney Harp,
tiler; Frank K Sims, secretary; w.
j. Leblanc, treasurer; Abe H. Bloom
enstiel, esquire; Fred Landry, chap
lain; Ferrier P. Blanchard, organist;
Charles schreiber, b K. Sims and
Charles Maurin, trustees; Walter
Lemann, representative to grand
lodge; R. N, Sims, alternate repre-
sentative. The installation cere-
monies were conducted by Millard
Perkins, past exalted ruler of Ba-
ton Rouge Lodge No. 40, who was
deputized to act in that capacity by
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
J. NJ. Cobb, of Monroe. A cold lunch
was served in the stein room after
the meeting.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
Madr{i,S Il ponS

I. W. Maddux, division inspector
of bridges of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad, with headquarters at DON
aldsonville, and Miss Margaret Lyons,
Of New Orleans, were quietly mar
ried at Baton Rouge at 7::30 O'Clock
last Saturday evening, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Mr.. Drake,
pastor of the Methodist church of
that city. Miss Lyons was formerly
the efficient teacher Of the fourth
grade in the Donaldsonville High
School, but rendered her resignation
Of that position a couple of weeks
ago. The young couple arrived here
Sunday, and will make their home
IN this city. The congratulations
and good wishes of a host Of friends
are extended them.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
HouiIIon Released on Bond.

Emile Houillon, Jr., accused of the
murder of Helena Davis, a negress,
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Charles T. Wortham in
the district court Tuesday, and af-
ter the testimony of several wit
nesses for both the prosecution and
the defense had been adduced, the
prisoner was admitted to bail in the
sum of $1,000, with L. B. Mattingly
and George Forrest as bondsmen. Dis
trict Attorney Philip Gilbert opposed
the release of the accused, and en-
tered a protest when such a nominal
bond was exacted The dying dec
laration of the Davis woman was
read, to the effect that Houillon had
shot her while attempting to force
her to comply with an indecent pro-
posal to which she had refused to
accede. Testifying in his own be-
half, the prisoner declared he had
reached home at 10 o'clock the night
of the tragedy, Saturday, March
29), and was in bed and asleep at the
hour when the woman received her
fatal wound. This statement was
corroborated by Houillon's father, but
several young men with whom the
accused had been drinking at a sa-
loon in ChurchVille declared he did
not part from them until after II
o'clock. The shooting took place at
about 1870 o'clock on a street corner
several blocks away, in the immedi-
ate neigh borhood of Houillon's home.
There were no eye-Witnesses to the
tragedy, and the evidence against
Houillon, apart from the ante-mortem
statement of the victim, is purely
circumstantial.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

"a
4 large portion Of the superstruc-
ture Of the Thompson Companys
gravel-loading plant at Profits Is
land, above Baton Rouge, which
caVed into the river several weeks
ago, was caught by Whiteman Bros.
with their powerful tug A. w White
man as it was floating down the riy-
er last Sunday. Several woodchop-
pers had sighted the 3derelict and
were attempting to bring, it to shore
with their skiffs, but the task proved
too big for them, and it was only af-
ter the Whiteman tug had made line
fast to the floating pile that it was
safely landed. It is estimated there
is upwards of $1,000 worth of lumber
in the piece of wreekage, which is
of exceedingly heavy construction.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

!, After spending several weeks as
s,s. sas guest of her brother-in-law and
s.s.el, Mr.. and Mrs. Clerville Himel.
:. ~ mlhaie plantation, Mrs. Albert Alb
Wy ana her two children will leave
'oaay for their home in New orleans
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

3. Brlng the children to the vaude-
.s.1ie \, entertainment Monday evening
- ene Grand Theatre, SO they may
see Miss Kaffie's kindergarten class
perform. A real Easter number with
sohgs and fun and rabbits galore.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

the board of commissioners of the
> NeW River drainage district have
psen called to meet at 3 O'Clock
next !, Monday afternoon at Gonzales.
the domicile of the organization.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

3. Mr. and Mrs. Clerville Himel and
~, mEs. Laylnia B. Himel, of Minnie
#piantation, together with their house
guest, Mrs. Albert Abbott, of New
ofaeans' We're in town yesterday fore
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Come all of you to the vaudeville
entertainment at the Grand Theatre
Monday evening, April 13, and see a
brand new stunt by that funny Pits
ter.9eiger mbination.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Messrs. R. S. viekers, c. NJ. odell
and A. w. Whiteman enjoyed a trip
g Napoieonville yesterday as guests
za Or. sheard Moore in his speedy
Hupmobile touring car.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Miss Adele Blum left Thursday
morning for New Orleans and Brook
haven, Miss, where she will visit
relatives and friends for a short
while.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Miss JAMIE Moseman, of New Or
leans, is spending few days here as
the lovely young guest Of Mrs. T.
H. Hanson.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

]. Easter services at the Church If
.ha,a I ascension (EpiscopaD will be
nanl ,a a. o'clock p. m. In the fore
a,',, auua the paster, Rev. R. II. Prosser
"a "a conduct services at Morganza
aaa sss lakeland, in Pointe Coupee par-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
SIX PER CENT LOANS.

" ranch and city property, or remove ineuInb-
rance therefrom. Special privileges and reason
able terms. For proposition address: FINANCE
DEPARTMENT. 1927 Busch Building, Dallas.
Texas.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Remember the vaudeville entertain
ment at the Grand Theatre Monday
night for the benefit of the Episcopal
Guild. Everybody should go.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Morton Henderson, of Napoleon
vile, spent the past Sunday in town
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Henderson
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Tilden Fernandez, of New Orle-
ans. was in town on visit to rela-
tiyes the past weekend.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

What's the use of staying at home
When you can go and see Frank
Relger as sEbenezer Saunders"
sensible appearing man, looking for
q fourth wife.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Miss Josie Wee St. Martin is
spending the Easter holidays in Ba-
ion Rouge with relatives.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Miss Garnet Maurin, of New Or
leans, is the attractive guest of her
cousins, Misses Laulie and Matt
Colomb.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

All the schools in Donaldsonville
and throughout the parish closed
Thursday for the Easter holidays.
Class work viii be resumed Monday
morning.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Sidney Durand, Of Lafayette, is in
town on a visit to his uncle, Prof.
MI. Durand, OF the high school
faculty.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

Come early and get "a good seat to
witness Uncle Ephraim's Summer
Boarders," and see Mildred Buquoi
in the role of Mrs. Bang, a staunch
suffragette supporter.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

ut takes live fish to swim up
stream" Be live. Advertise IN
The Chief.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

After spending fortnight or 90
Mac Mao win Miss Nita Sims, Miss
asaaof mcr,. Warren left Wednesday
Whaa ang for Washington, D. c.
rea,,ss, s,s she will visit friends before
CIV eithihs to her home in Salt Lake
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

State of Louisiana, Parish of ASCENSION. J.
A. Dalferes, President, and ], W. j. Leblanc,
Cashier of the above named bank, do solenlnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 11th
day of April, 1914. B.=J. VEGA, Notary Pu1ic-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
Peoples Bank
of DonaIdsonyilIe, La.

Banks by the Peoples Bank of Donaldson
Vile, La, at the close of business on
March IL, 1914.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

nasl, Sheriff 3. G. Hanson has added II
man ~ maft,n, well-known young
q Q, Sorrento, to his STAFF
painta piaapaole deputies. The new an
n,ras ns,nsee was sworn in Wednesday
+ ra asng ny Deputy Clerk OF Court 7
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11

The Chief had been informed, and
SO announced, that there would be
. band concert in City Park Easter
sunday afternoon, and that in con-
nectlon with the musicale the Civic
League would sell refreshments for
the benefit of the fund to continue
these concerts weekly throughout
the summer period. We have since
learned that it has been decided to
defer the event temporarily An
nouncement of the date selected for
the first concert will be made in
due time
The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-04-11
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1914.

The place: Grand Theatre.
The show: Vaudeville entertain
ment.
The time: o'clock p. N.
The date: Monday, April IS.