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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

Yer 5neite 9pbn Des
Reiastanslers, 5elir bon getbmann
9ollpeg, bat iid jeBt beim 3. garoez
nlanen : Regiment uIs Rriegsfreipilz
Tiger 9efteIt. Der junge getbmonn,
per I'M 10. 2ebensiabre itebt, befudte
btsber oas Mrnot : 8Dmnaiium in
9ablem. Dort fat er feline Motreifez
prlfurg betanoen. ST puroe, oa er
bet Der llnterfudung als nienlttoua=
lt9 hefunoen iporbeE 1T, 1ofort Eel
leinem Resiment eiuge1teut. Ser al=
te1te 9obn oes 8an5Iers lit in pplen
gefaQen.
- 5 m 9Dftbeater in San
l!oner tomb tir5lia Die llr%ouffaDruns
stnes padenoen biitorifden gdou.
lpiels nSruBig lnb treu" Don lj&orz
tin 5rebiee itatt unb botte eineu
lIarten grfolg. SIN Mittelpuntt oes
Studes itebt Die per1Dnlt9teit oes
erlten a~urfurlten Don B%ranoenburo
aus ,Soben5onerni4em Sou1e. Mn
lelnem Gbaratter, on 1einer nett
lqauenoen alusheit, an ieinem Ser
sen luft Der WerfaKer bic Wurseln
81 setgen, Die aus 9ro%nbenburq
YreuBen nno aus preuben Deutid.
lano erpa4ien lieBeu. Ser Werfaf7er
Se1d9net elm farbenfrtfdes, lebboftes
Bao Der 3eit gu 8esinn bes Is.
Sa%hrblaoerts, nit allen ben aroBen
Jragen unb Sprsen, Sic bomols Sic
Wten14en betpegten, in tnappen, aber
tlaren l1mrifen.
Sn elmer BetanntmQ=
dung bes Rommanoanten Der Dlterz
reidii9 : unguri1@en 8altonltreit=
tratte finoet iia Der 8eri9t zines
aus 9erbten 5urIdgetebrten Reilen=
ben, Der @~elesenbeit batte, nit SITTER
retdHa : unsarif9en @efangenen all
lpreaen uno Der bns beiipiello5e
gleno otefer armen Men16en fdil=
bert. Der Reilenbe fab in yeiib Sc
tan9enet Die ibr 2eben nit @traben-
'evletl, s9uVo1uH9etO1eHlten ltnD Set=
teln frtiteten. 4ue iparen in serrii=
lener aletouns, f9mubig unb perbun=
CERT, meift obne 9dlofitdtten. @iele
3auienSe iino an &rantbeit 5u9yuuoe
gegangen. Mue sieben ben Sos bteler
elenoen @efansenidaft Dor. Ser
Netlenbe 9epam Sen @inbrud, bub
otele Robbeit nidt bon Sem @oIte,
lonoern bon Der Dbristeit ausaebe..
gr ertlarte iia bereit. ieiner5eit Ieipe
9nsaben eibIi6 81 betrdftigeu. Ser
Rorrefponoent ether engliIden s3eitz
lartft ertldrt, bob bic D1terreihi5hz
lIugartf9en @efansenen 5ut 8eerot=
gllng Der an 5ledtppbus Beltorbenen
I1eranseaosen iperoen. Die urfpriina=
lide 3abl Der @efangenen lei infplae
bon 3rantbeit bereits auf Bic Sdlffc
aulammenaei4mplaeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

,anit ser 3eutidlalos III @onilift alp|
Fbrilrgetr, mas tie abcr nid)t hil1bert,
iii ben bon ibnel1 fol1trolirteu Airsl
|del Soltntags tfiir Ben. Srieoen beten
5u laiien.
9lber INIT bielem oireftcn, 1ad) Mrf.
faIiM1tg n1lerer apoblpeilen Megierung5
legitimen Nrofit itlto lie ni6t snfrie<
bet. Sic babet nod ei1,en ottoercnI
Coup Dor, Der iidy in 1lid)t aa5uIer-
l1er 3eit an @ua Street penpirflide11
biirfte. Sbre @eredpnlng gebt bas
Fin, oaB, 90 gnglanos gerrnogcn, fir
Bic bier fontrobirten 2ieierungen in.
@olD 81 5a6len, iid 1abe5t erid)opft
baben biirfte, es in 8aloe notbiga per-
ben apiiroe, groBe Blods amerifani-
ider gonos u1o ionltiecr gefurita-
ten SIT peral1Bern, sic lid 3lr 8eit
lit lbritiiden &drben tbefiroen. DIE.
les plotlid1e Nngebot auiiroe sic Mb-
iorptions oes Marftes iiber-
ltciger llro Soften Ser &l1rle perur-
laden, bem Damn bnr6 cine an @an
5treet .aeididt gu inicenirenoe Ser
fanfsfampagne nadsubelfen more,
Tim cine ur1ear paric" fertig 5lt britt
gen. Son ser I'M Solbe bes aapitaz
lislnls ite6enoen SEEM Dorfer 4reIIe
miir6e baum ser 1otbige aomnnentar.
gelieIert merben, 1trt Sen fleine1rs
Dseann a1 Scr Siderbeit ieiner paar
Nftiel1 ooer Bo11os irreanmaden u1o
ibn 5l1 beranlalien, iid Oerlelben al
entallBerlr, 6ebor JIG bollig entlpertbet
iein tpiir0et. Ser meitidtige aapiz
talili apiirbe linn ieine Soft 5llt1l 1ies
|ortgiten Iagesfllrs ~db1ebn1en uno.
nadbem bie Sdafldplr porii6er, mir
be Scr Marft iid) mieoer erbolen.
1ieielbe Nro5eol1r lit Id)on oft Dor.
genon1men tporoen u1uo geraoe jebt
ideinet1 Oie l1nital1oe fir lire eriolg=
Notwithstanding ibelonoers bielper-
lpredeno. 1aB es in oieiem Safe
ieine eigenen 2anoslel1te iein nutrient,
loie Scare laiien miiBten, fiinpal1ert
oen aapitaliiten nidt, bem toa5a lit
Ter All - neutral.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10
Die bettidJe brabtlDic station sas.
ntllc in Wc,u eS$ericn.

Ole 9ll1besregierung fat sic Sci
tl111g Der 6rabtlolen 1ele ii6er 11o11=
men. 8arlm2 Selbltberltdnblid)
mn, lti1r llniere beriidtigte Neutralie
tat 81 idiibel1. 3mar fam fein
Wferl6 eil1el1 9etpeis 6afiir britgen,
Dob SaDbile irge1lbapie lllrO iraet16=
tpann %llriere NeutraIitat bcrlebt bot
te. llniere &egierul1g bebauptet 0os
falld nidt eill1nal. slber unlere M}e-
gierllng 6ot lo.eitte nl1beltirnmte, pcr=
ld)tpommene Mltlll1g,. als nel1n es
nj ) Gid apare, SOB einmal Don
1sapDille aus elm 0eutldes Sol1dboot
benadridtigt mer6en t 0nnte G. nn6
aus 7oielcr m1tungspolle11, lrnbeitimm=
ten ELECTROMAGNETIC beraus lit ser
tMiae gebore11, SnDpiae 1lnter 8rn-
.oesco1tro1e 81 itellen.
Sic britiiden Mgenten III gan5
|slmcrifa f0r11en 0urh 6ie britt
.iden an6el ibre &egierung, sic britt
iid)e Mbmiralitat l1to 0amit iebes
britiide &riegsibiff iolpeit es nod
all Ser 6erridait iiber oie Mogen be-
|apas lie fit midtig balter1. 9as per=
tbeilist iii, iiber olles informirelL
|lebt llniere Nel1tralitat nidt, iaat
p@ermania Scrolls" in Miluaufee.
9as erregt III 1nlererMegierl11g ni6t
einmal cine l1nbeltimn1te Mr1ul1g bon
Der MDglidJfeit ser @erlebung. 1nle-
rer N~el1tralitqt.
Cine in engliider Sprad]e eridei=
ner10e 3eitung bes Siioens bat in 8e-
5ug al1f 11,riere Neutralitat bebuuptet,
mir ieien eil1 @olf entmeoer bon
9eud)lern ODER bon Norrcn, permutb-
lid bon bei0en. @ir mollen bier felt
|itellen, BOB mir. itets un0 in1n1er
|offen eingeltanoen babe1l baB min
slmeri6aneresidt 'te,stral lcie,n, oab
mir pielnle6r nad) alien &r4ften unS
nit olle,1 Mitteln ENGLAND bebilflid
ieiell, bob Oelltid)e @olf SIT berllidte,,
ltn0 Ieltld)lal1o SIT ul1teraperfe len. 8ir
itcllen Oan1it felt, DoB mir meoer
belldeln, nod narriid ii1lb.
9ead Dem SAT- ser u2lliitanio" er,
flarte linlere &egierlmg in @e5ug oui
|SaS @eleb, 0as Bic l1ebertabme bon,
grploiipltnffen al1f 9aliagier0anpfer
berbietet, oie 5400 &iiten M1nition,
|oie Die v2ltiitanio1 olt 9or0 gcbabt
lat, ieiel1 1id)t int 5inne oieles l@e-
|ieees Grploiipltoffe. el6er sols ser
omerifaniide Deneralfonilll @affney
in Mii11del1 cini9e 3eit bors Sent
ariege ieil1 gh1tn altf 0em @aIIagier-
bampfer nod briibe,t 11a6n1, apl1roe
ibln bon Ser el6el1 M%egierlu1g ouf
|@rl1o oes ermab11tell @elebcs pcrbo=
ten, a1h nltr einen ein5igen Sitter
|8alolin mit5lt1ehnlel1.
@ir iino mirfli1 nidt 5el,dlcrild)
ge1tltg, INN 5l1 6e6al1ptelt, lr1lerc Sic.
glerirg lei neutral, lllrO mir ii,,o
|ltibt narriid gelt1g7, am IS al glau-
tbe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10
Scr Mapitalismns nnb ser &rieg.

@abrcl1o Sic groBe Mollc oes a1ne-
rifanilden @olfcs lr1ter Ser Miiidapir-
flung Oes 8eltfrieges, bic ba0llrh iii
San6el nnb @etperbe entltnl16ene2dtb-
q1ll1la SIT leioe1r bot, u1,o baber nidt
llllr aus altrltiitild)en Melpeggriinoen
|bofft, bob Scr 6rieoe balo fpmmen
n1p9e, gie6t es %bier51llol1oe cine fnpi-
taliltiide Clique, benen ser geaen=
|martige 3uitanb ein i6eoler ld)eirt,
|ld)reibt sic u@eItlide goit". gs lit
oas iene @rl1ppe bon Ginon5lelten,
oeren @al,pt icner S. IS. Morgm lit,
an meld)en iebt biel luu10tbige 5pnn-
patbie beridppetoet mirb, neil CT
oltr6 Sic electromagnetic 9rplle, pelde
CT in ietner Gigenidaft oils tbesablter
ggent @nglanos lpieltc, Sic Mnfmerf~
[lamfeif eilles morOeriih beranlagten
%SSrriinnigen arf iid) gesogen bat. 9ie=
lc Sorte 2el,te perltebel iih meiitcr-
lid borauf, aus otrberer MenIden
Sallt @ienlell SIT idp1eioen ultb balten
es fin eilt entld)icoenes M13eid)en IL
loDalcr @eiilmarlg, tperul iemo1o
it'd 1r1terfangt, 3rpeifel at Ser @e-
redtigung Dres 1reibens 5l dillBern.
FSie lino 5l,nad)lt SSlrl)aber iel1cr So
brifeL bic 6en Mlliirten &riegs1nate-
rial aller slrt licfern IN iuldem tint
fangc, BOB Ser @ertb ibrer &apttals-
onlaaen lett oen 8ricae lidl pernebr-
fad)t, i'm 6alle oes Nl1lpertrltits TO-
gar beriie6enfadt bot. Matiirlid) lit
les ibllcn 0arllm SIT tbl,n, Sen &rieg
|an ne%rlanaerlt, ia, tpenlt moglidb 81,
beralgemeincrn. &nu ibnclt ge)elt
allb alle sic &etliiaen aus, tpelde
5llm 3wef ba6ell, lnniere Negierung
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10
3olitiidje 1tnb ,tnpplitiidje
&anbslDHen.

Die Sallptltriade1 sic Stalien
in ben arieg getriebcn bot, lit offen-
bar, oab Ser 5tieiel @i9ie brolrd,te.
@etpun6ernstpertb lit Sic
Sdne1igfeit Ser ruiiiiden 9ompf.
'tpol5e, 1pe'la lie iid riidtparts bepegt.
1as S%priduport: ugs lit
idtper, einem Sdapein ettpas 56led<
tes ob3ugep0bnen", lit ein engli-
DIES Spridmort.
SSebt, 80 i9m 6ie Mmerifaner
norlanfig frcies 4uartter gemabre11,
lit lit Mlertfo fal1m giner au finben,
Der I'M Safe zines geIurgenen Gin
talls es nit &uerta ge6alten batten!
50 bel fann man sen 6eutjden
So5ialiiten %berlidJcrn, ooB Sic sluifr-
ten, menn Tie 6rteoen moqe1l, Don
lelbit fomn1en aper6en.
Cine f%onierbatipe Station Sic
les Mlbion. Sein &orps Don BreB=
bcltebt herte lrody geral, 10,
'p'e a9omas S%efferion eg fanrte.
80 Sic 9eutldeu erholten on1eri=
fa11tld)e 8elhIse and. Mleroings
out Hmtpegen. Sic nebt1cn lie set,
Nnllen ali. Gus bat sen 8ortbeil,
DaB tie 1,td1t oafiir ST. be5ablen bral,=
den.
80 Nraiibent 6es ltnterridtsmini-
lteriums:, Mrtb1r @enoerlon. Der
eir5ige Mrbciterpertreter I'M britilden
'Miiniterillm. St iolte ieine 16atig-
felt bel ieine11 aolegen i'm @abinett
beginner ~ Sie baben nod bel 5u
%lerl1elt.
@cnn es oud beibt:: u@ieI
5ein0, biel Chr, 10 mfrs in 0eutlh=
lalto oodymit Medf barauf bi11gelpie,
len, 0ab mon bon bei0en audi NAL &C.
mug befommen fnn11 ultb lih min0e-
items nidt INN Sic Mebrllng at be-
mil6en 6ral1dt.
80 Die nasodiid)t" Scr arnerifoni-
1den 6afen6eboroen ser .Mrmentan"
gegeniiber iett al,b sen u9ltiitania-
Soil" IN Elm nelles 2i6t. Mud] sort
mag maa1d)cs uiiberieh e II"
aporOen icin!
@enn Sic sSru15olen bis 6u1in
nod l1id)t geim,bt battel1, 1pas 5dppa-
tbenitreide 1in0 wv in ben Mrao,1ne,,
'baben Sic @iirttcnberger .es ibnel1
'ban09reifli9 bci9cbradt.
Ger oiterreidiide arltpp beibt
'Sfooa uab leilte @erfe befin0en iid)
in Nillen. Seillc Niliener Stengel
loacn nod fraitiger lein, ols Sic
'oiden 9ertbas bon giien, l,,po Sic Iaj-
len oodl altd) on &raft nid)ts 5u miilt.
iden iibrig.
Die 3ipilbep1Iferlrng bon @ar.
1d)an fliebt in Mni1en aus Ser be,
'orobten Staot. Sic bot ebeuiopiel
gertral,elt 81 Scr llnbeiiegbarfeit ser
rtl1iid)en 9oroelt, 1pie sic @erbiinoe.
ter. Inns INIT Warld)olt apiro audi
Die lebte 9offnul1g Ser pereinigteu
Moroer 9entihlan0s fallen.
Die 9on6oncr Meaierung sdblt
III einem langen Mrtifel oie Spfer
allf, meld)e gnglanb fir feline Ser
bringt. Diele gutlduloi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

Senatas5 Ilussa6e, fees Mt,i,n,ern 1 ispe gasse
otrb aH Die glbonnenten In btefer gtabt M
~ 0sstS .tp5@entli&. ODER $500 fIIrIt6 iei
6ss0uS5ablunQ fret aboeItsfert.
eett ber Hoit. arberbdIb bee etabf. mad Il.
lexl etneut 8oftar1t tn ben Ser. staaten, ga.
- ooes DesSteo. $500 ldtrIi1 BEL 8srauS.
PIE essstssg . asssele, NIT buro bic BON
~ tebern Npftant In ben Ser. Sfnoter. Ycffei
lHerlt6t tt.00 bet DoraussatIuno.
Des r4aItmsdeatlt@e Senstrats, burd Die
tsaaer IL .ber stabt $3.50, Sci Roraussablune
S3.QO; mad sGnnabn $3.50 unb nod &Irond
400 bee Sabr BET NorausaabIuxo,
Der vaBDdentlt1e gemptrat", tn stpet xtet.
!!eHx W9tttpo&S lrb Sonnnben6S, ioftet trrers
eolt her ger. Staaten $500, mad Canada linb
saA senropd, $3.50 idbrIid bet 8orausaaIIu1o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10
&eranseeber: $, Glider Grintins g..

eatersd q the Postostles at Davenport
90 Second Class Matter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

Die 2on6oncr Megierung sdblt
i'll einern Iangen Mrtifel 6ie 0pfer
auf, meIde gngIanb fir feline Ser.
bringt. 9iele gntiduloi.
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13
Storm Does Much Damage
Death List Heavy

Twentyone deaths and list
OF injured that may run to half q
hundred was the toll taken bv
two cyclonic storms Thursday
afternoon. The first broke in
the vicinity of Arcadia Parish.
southwest Louisiana, and the
second in the vicinity of Jones
town, north Mississippi. The
loss of life in Louisiana totaIed
fifteen and may probably run
beyond this figure. In Missis-
slppl SIX lives are known to have
been lost. The property damage
IN Louisiana is placed at S5OOO0O.
The figures for Mississippi are
not obtainable but will be equal
" large. Wires are down thru
out Coahoma county, where the
fury OF the storm was greatest
and details of the havoc wrought
oy the wind are difficult to ob-
tain.
The district surrounding Nc.
Comb in southern Mississippi
and southwest Louisiana was
visited by torrentiai rains which
worked great damage to cr0Ds
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13


gram was rendered;
THE Church and Laoor', BY
Mrs. darlington.
WHAT are the signs OF Waiting
China and K,rea::" Miss Baojng
ton.
"The Virginia School at Hue
COW China. by Mrs, Bethea.
"Tbe Woman's Missionary
Council" by Mrs. OFT.
Then a discussion Of our atti,
tude toward the negro and what
we can do toward community
work was led by Rev. J. Il. Nc
Cormack.
After the program, the hos.
te,, served ic's and cake assist
ed by Mrs. C.otiJde Simmons.
There were a number Of guests
besides a fair attendance Of reg,
uIar members.
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13

| am applying for a pardon.
Tom Boutwell,.
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13
May ii Set Aside for Clean
Up Day.

At the request of the Louisiana
Federation of Women's clubs,
through its civic department.
Governor Hall has issued his
proclamation calling for a state
wide cleanup Day for Louisiana
and has fixed for that day May
Il. The proclamation follows !:
"Whereas, request has been
made by the Confederated Wo-
mems clubs OF Louisiana that.
following the precedent set else
where, cleanup day be named
for this state; and,
"Whereas, the observance of
such a day throughout the state
will tend to develop and foster
better health standards, and
bring to the local and state health
authorities the assistance and
cooperation Of the peopla.
''Now, therefore. |, Luther Z.
Hall, Governor Of louisiana, do
issue this, my proclamation, de-
slgnating Friday, the 18th day Of
May, 1915, Cleanup Day. on
VIII ich day the people are request
ed to devote themselves to the
work of cleaning-up their re<pec.
tive premises, and towns, and
cities and preparing them for the
season during which unsaritarv
conditions are the most baneful.
and to assist the health authori-
ties in work of public sanitation. "
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13

Mr.. W. Z. Farris, recently
elected vice'president in charge
OF the New Orleans Great North.
ern Railroad with office at New
Orleans, after having made an
inspection of the property and
getting acquainted with its net.
rons IN an endeavor toget closer
to the people, beliel mp that
hea, j cooperation between the
people and Railroad is the hest
policy, and that their interests
are mutual, has decided to ra-
store passenger trains Nos 81
% on the Shore Line, and 81 and
"a on the Bogue Chitto Branch.
effective Monday, May 10Th,
which trains were discontinued
Oh January 3rd last.
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13


II ,o,rO item .to ,o,, ,Eot $1,000
u New Orleans wgs car;onc
l., sbot while eutarinu ropl,r,
" horse intent on raisjuo q cb;ckan
= = IikeIv he wa. r,hh;.o. hon
- uooO. New Ortp,n. :, no, ~,
" bost MACE for ro;.;n, ob;o1-ooo
,,.bothpr for ,ha ,nar,,a. hoo,,
conspnption or rhicl,a, ,b;ova.
WASHINGTON Parish bo.. ,ff.rod :;
Offering and will continue to oifp,
;,dncADant, +, ,.,,It,, ro;,n,
where conditions ara fav,rahIo
for the pncoura oamont oi ne
pou)trv indu,trv Tho ovbi,;, o,
tba porioh Foi, 1o-. ;,J;,
ed a prowioo inforosI IN oot o,,I,.
poultry culture bnr IN caveroI
other aor;c,,IrrroI I;noe T,;.
vear,, F.,;r o.;,.,, ,,,.o. ~
nucts of pc,insipn .,]I o,bor o4r,n+u
heretofore moas to n,,t tba in,+i
tution an ,aroonoo+ bo.;, 11o,,o
j. vbori, ba;nnd dana .t th;.. 49,
earliest sta,o ~ o,a,,,;oo, NV .
amnton Pna}rv % ), dooa;nu
ord oor,or;oo. oh.nr,,.o ,;u, -
Fair Groundo co,,nrii.i;rno so,oro
If fo,,, aoros Tho Croo+ ca,h
arm Jnr,hor 20 of Hono,,,, =
shjnnino tha material for tha con
ct,ro,;on ~ an o,.o,;,;. Ln
which will raf1ac, croa,t an o,,r
ontorcr;ca and ;non;ro ,.;e;ton, ,rd
ourselves with nrosnocts Of j nros-
noro,,s fr+,,ro oonronton, vii, 10
r;n worl IN tho otruot,,ro for
which ol,horo+o ,,l.n, b,r, hoo,
d,.orr and O hI',a nu;,t ;o,,,l
next week. The orincinals Of all
+ba b;oh schools of tho n,,.;sb
mat rocant)v and for,r,,]atad n,.no
for an ;otarnst;ng nroo,am Of
events which will mako Fridov
Octohor +ho 15th bo,oor dar
for the immense thronos Of nao.
nIe that will he in atrandanca q.
eco nuniIs besides their narents
relatives. friends etc counted on
to be prgsentl: the premium lisr
is almost COMPLETED and the cata-
lopue will shortly be preDared and
printed, Advertisers are araady
seeking space for their card in
catalogue and merchants. manu-.
facturers and others are seIectino
nrizes and premiums as
evidences Of tboir nnrDose to
make this, the fifth annual Par
iSh Fair, excel its predecessors.
Mr.. d. h Branch, the president
Rethea the secretary. are busv
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13
W0man's Missionary Society
Notes.

The Woman's Missionary So,
ciety met With Mrs. Ada Bah
ington on Wednesday, May 5th,
and enjoyed a very profitable
afternoon, The following l'go'
The Era-leader., 1915-05-13
Dear Editor or Editress:

y ~" S-4INlIIil Plt9Ittilt -
1t made me want to ask some
Questions. Almost at the very
beginning Of his article he STATED
that the Parish was in debt So.
G16.2O when the present Police
Jury took charge Of the business
Of the Parish, Now | will pro,
ceed to ask the questions.
Mr.. President. what did YOU
promise your people, if elected in
regard to the Parish Indebtedness ?
Didn't you promise them if
elected, that you would assure
them one thing that the Parish
would never get any further in
debt?
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kept this promise judging from
the difference in the parish debt
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Ere, ,LEApER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-11-18
Sad Death Of Young Lady.

The death of Miss Genevieve nj.
Walsh which occurred Tuesday night
at her home in Harpers Ferry is one
of those rare events in passing through
life where words prove futile to ex-
press ones sorrow and the imagination
falters at the attempt to do justice to
the virtues of the deceased. In the
height of usefulness and delightful
companionship of the years of full
blown womanhood, she was translated
from the scenes of this world to that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-11-18
EpwOrth League Supper A Success.

The chicken and waffle supper and
Chrysanthemum sale given BY the
Epworth League in the dining room Of
and Saturday, Nov. and s, was a
grand success. The suppers were well
served at attractive table, and all who
had the, pleasure of enjoying the waf-
Ties and other good things provided
by these young folks were fortunate.
The Chrysanthemums were beautiful
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-11-18
FEEDING THE EWES.
Rations Recommended Before and Aft.
or Landing Time.

Rations Recommended Before and Att.
or Landing Time.
Ewes before Landing should receive
good, wholesome feed, which viii
keep them In a laxative condition, says
the Iowa Homestead. During the win
ter they should receive well cured
clover or alfalfa hay with small
grain ration, and If possible few
roots or little sfiag although silage
sometimes causes trouble when fed by
an inexperienced person.
The grain ration most widely recon-
mended is one composed OF peas, oats
Orybran, or mixture of these, and fed
at the rate Of about half pound a
day up until lambing time approaches
when the amount of grain may be in,
creased provided the ewes have plen.
TT of exercise,
After lambing the ewes should be
literally fed on any good succulani
feel before they are turned on pasture,
Including plenty Of grain and good
hay. Scotch shepherds prefer roots,
but most men In this country feed
silage. About two pounds Of clover
hay and from one to two pounds Of
grain viii be required for the best
progress of the eve and the lamb. The
grain should consist Of oats and bran,
with little oil meal added. The oil
meal is particularly necessary If you
do not have silage. AS soon as the
grass has made SUFFICIENT growth the
grain may be reduced and shortly elm
mated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-11-18

literally a question Of root, hog, Of
die" and you will contribute In the
largest degree to strong filters.
We are not advocating starvation
policy by any means, because, as q
matter of fact, 1t pays to keep the SOW
gaining until she farrows, but the In
crease In weight should be put on
right, and this cannot be done IL sows
are allowed to loaf around their sleep
ing quarters all day. Not only should
their feed be scattered SO that time
will bes spent in consuming 1t, but the
sows should actually be turned away
from the yards every day when the
weather Is at all suitable. Then turn
them out in field where there Is nc
straw and no conveniences so that
they can make themselves comforta-
BILE, and the result will be that they
win keep themselves on the move con
tinually. So much the better IL there
Is corncrib located a considerable
distance from the barns, SO that few
ears could be fed there once or twice
daily.
The practical effect Of this will be to
keep the sows going backward and
forward, and they will possibly make
the trip as many as six or seven times
a day. They are under constant suspi
cton that there might be some grain
available at the other end Of the line,
and their hoggish nature asserts itself
to the extent that they are not going
to take It for granted, but make, as
1t were, personal investigation. This
accomplshes exactly what is desired,
because 1t develops the sows in the
right direction, and under this kind Of
treatment they usually farrow strong.
hearty filters.