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\ BANDA DE .NALHECHGRES
Viene de la P8g 4a.)

Se-rlu % relatado por TN indlvi-
duo drlc ru6 haIlado por los emplea-
dos cuando'andaban aver buScando
los malhechorcs. esjvs lie. manifeS-
jaron. cprca del rio. Ell donde estuyo
con ellos. que peusaban destruir la
Via r6rca para int"rrumpir las TO
muuicac!ones y obrar con mayor IL
bertal.
FL CUHRESpOESAL.
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La voz dc Ia Nsturaleza. Collection
dc hermosas historias y novelas mo-
raleS Sl'%
danual de Agriculture = Ganaderia,
Indispensable para Ia genie de cam
Do. Con grabadoz .........$1.2s
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

Secretos de los Carlos. A-te de ga
mar a todos los jucgos. .$1.o0
La Gran Magis Suprema...... soc
Enchiridiones, Grimorios = Pentacu-
La Gran Farita Adivinadora = el Vie
10 DrUidc de las Piramides.. Csc
FL Dragon Rojo D Ell Arte de Mandar
a los Espiritus Csc
Manual de Nagia BlanCa..... Csc
Manual de Magia Roja....... Csc
Manual de Magia Negra ...... Csc
Clavicula del Req Solomon -. Csc
FL Poder del Pensamiento. Su domi-
Mo = cultu-a. Obra para estudiar Ia
fuerZa del pensamiento .....$l.00
Tesoro de Milagros de la Cruz de Ca
ravaca. Yerdadera joya del ocultis-
Los Admirables Secretos de Alberto
e. Grande Csc
Filtros MagicOT.-Secretos para al
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Lbro Magno de San Cipriano. Edi-
ci6n unica Y complete del famoso
Grimorio, considerable como Ia sofa
a~utentica entire tOdaS $500
Seeretos de Ia Prestidigitaci6n Y la
Magia. Lecciones de escamoteo y
prestidigitacion .Sl.oO
La Clavicula del Hechicero, o Libro
de San Cipriano, con infinidad de Sc
cretOS QUO
81 D~iccionario Internal. Contiene 10
r~eferente a las apariciones, magia
blanca, roja y negra, ~adivinaciones,
c%onjuroS, etc. ....-.........Sl.OO
Dogma = Ritual de Ia Alta Magia.
Esta obra ensena los misterios de las
ciencias ocultas. Contiene Ell TRAN
gulo de Solomon, Ia ir~radiacion ma
gica, Ia Cabala, secretos del eXito,
nigromancia, etc. $500
| 81 Verdadero Libro Internal. Trata-
do complete de las ciencias ocultas.
Contiene el Iibro de San Cipriano, "a
clavicula de Solomon, magla supre-
| ma. invocaciones, conjuros, el ORA
! g6n Rojo Y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
fas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. 75c
81 Verdadero Dragon Rojo. Contie,
ne paetos infernales, encantamlen-
tos, modo de hacerse invisible Y de
evocar al diablo, etc. ...-...SS.0C
Verdadero Horoscope para Adlvlnai
al PorvsEir @OS
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SOES.As

Poesias de Antonio Plaza. soc
Pasion@rias. Obras poeticas de Ma
nuel y. Flores. ........... doc
Poesias de Manuel AcUna. Aumenta-
daS con e. he-moso drama "El Pa
sado" Soc
Los Trova5ores de Mexico. Hermoss
collection d Poesias de ~nuestros me-
jores auCoreS. A Ia rlstica.. soc
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

William D~ebrowlski, composturas,
West Commerce Street, block 226;
$500.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.


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OBRAS eOETICAS DE PEA.
RELIGION.

- TD;.aci5n de Cristo ...... Soc
la-ecjsmo de R;palda 1890. 1oc
La:a5.e &levicano ......... Soc
Aucora de saivacjon ........ Soc
L Azucera- D~evoci0nario para las
Gl5as IL Maria .......... sos
-ouu!ca1y- General ........ 75c
Pequeno LavaIle Ce "a J~uventud, 0
DevociOaarjo del Cristiano 3D.. zoe
Curse ae F~losofia Elemental, por
Balmes. Coatlene l0gica, metafisi-
ca, eJlCa, etc. SIPS
Devoc.CnGcio Gu&Gaiupaao -. 25c
Catecisuo de Perseverance, ...$I.00
Los A&-Cires. 0 e. Triuafo de Ia Reli-
gi0u CrisLiana. LiorO cuya lectura
nos hace aSistir = Ia lucha de dos
gcneracio1es ~cOntrarias: Ia 7 ar
NADIA con los a-reos de Ia ferocidad,
y IA o--a con e. sim0oIO reden-
ty- paw
81 Genlo del CristianiSmo. Esta obrs,
como Ia anterior, es de las mejores
para los nogares. AnOas estan edi-
csCas d todo luyo $500
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KNSENAMZA

CuiLu-a : Le0Euaje. Pa-aOras : ia
ces Ge uso comun en- 81 idloma. Csc
G-aualCa CasrellaG& ..s...-. l5c
Aritmetica Commercial .......- l5c
EilabaClOs voc
Eanrilla No. l Ioc
asnl.ia No. ? ooG
go1TU NJ 2 I5c
Llbr0 MarG6yll No. I de lectura zoe
gard5vil No. . 25c
Mand6vil No. s ...-.--.... 55c
UZbanidaC Bue1as Mane-aS-. l5e
Qeografia de Mexico .......- 75c
Curse Elemental de Congratulations
D-endie1do Geografia Fisica : de
Mexico. Cosmograiia : Noclones de
Eeog-atja Universal -....... 75e
Compcrdio de Geografia de men-
co Etc
Eleren-0s de GeOnejria 1890. l5c
CompenGI0 De Grammatical CaStellanar
dispuesto segl0 a Academia ESpa-
nO.a F0C
Grammatical CastellaDa, segLn n Ac2-
demia EspaUola; eGici"a aunentada
con IA teo-ia de los 2umentaCiv0s ?
iimi-u-,vos, dos trataGos completes
lie prcsodia : Or-ograiia : Ca0.aS
az - -, -
He-Deos &c SsI $50
1sN-CA~o' ~o-7~N'.~ &c a.
Q J., -
- L-Sc-gI.o -9-9o~''~ &c i %
nos lie Cga-lO ..-.---.-... oVc
Arirme-ica Elemental, ap-obada como
o1-@ -5 -. 81. los n
c-s--S os A7A.co o.
5ao'as -e 81
Cgstsnara. En5asra5o en- tela .sI.lo
,RmPano 4-uSIs-lo. D~tcc.o2a-lo com
Ee-;s-5c - 90 .4GG< %$% re-~a-
sos. Is maoas. dos cuadr0s de han
ie-as, etc. EnPas,aao en- ~le-a-S2-o0
0ronJG&ro de U-IograsIa C2S-2.an@'
lgaSS,o 5~ -o---- ~ p.
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$50 De los n1LCS. LEC2S-@l0 ESe
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SOVELAS A 40c CADA UNA
81 EeCarro de Orr
{. Hiic Ma!Gitc.
La Lucha por el Amor.
e Mauuscrltc de Iii Madra
Maria, por Jorge ISaaca
81 Cura de Ia Aides
Dora
AZuCena
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HIsT0RIA

{. Sol de Mayo. Lcmo-js7 dc IN n
te-9srcion. Con Er8oados 90
= Ce-E7 &c as CzmDsnaE- Con -
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ESPIRITISmO.

.Q4e g e, EsPiriJisno? $500. Use
25rzs Pga-umas de Ea-dec Use
Il Li6-o de los Mediums 5000. 75e
81 Genesis, los Mi.ag-os : las predlc-
-i7rsz Use
q E5-0 de lbs E52C-rus 1900. Use
g Evrngelio Segln 81 Espi-ihs-
40 75c
e. Cls.o : e. inferno Use
BRAS DE la GUERRA EUaCPEA
a CsnDaaa &c L!eja See
= IS LIrea de EueCo -.....-. 5Gc
i44orin Intlna de IA Diplomacla Ale
4aaa ...... she
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NOVELAS A 35c CADA UNA.

Nalditas Sean las Mujeres.
hia.Gitos Sean les HOmbreG-
Ma.ai.as Sean las SuegrSG,
Arte de Buscar Marido.
Las Evas Nodernas
El Novio Prestado.
La Hiia de las Flores.
Fl Purgatorio de las SolteraR
e Par4isc &c las Mujerea.
e Inferno de los HombrsE
Viva nj NOvia.
E. Hada de los Mares.
81 Ma5estad ell Amor.
Ha,dito Sea el amor,
La PrinCesa del Dollns
Amor = MartirlO.
l. Hi5a de Venus
Por que &c Casan los Fombreh
Pc cue SC Casan las Mujerez.
Por cue Pecan las Mujeres.
Por aus Reircidea las ViudRA-
Il Collar de ESmeraldas.
Las H!ias de Champagne
e Nito de Ruisenores.
Las OoreraS del Amor.
Marina 0 a Hiia de las OLN5,
PaSiorarias de Amor
&! ST Ok las Ninas.
Ia Fiuda Allegro.
La Nina de los J~aZEisSa
Ca.vario de Amor.
Per saEuir q una Mujer.
Ma.titos Sean los Celoa-
La corte del Amor.
oBRAs DE VICTOR HUGO
e HombUe que RE ....---. 7sS
Cartas a IA NOVA ..-......- SIS
La Leyenda de los Sigios 65S
Nusztra Sonora de Paris ..... SIS
Han de Islandia, o FL aombre RE.
q Cos
u Ano Terrible .......... T5s
Los MiserabIes, ? tomos ......Sl.5C
Los Trabajadores del Mar 49,. IS;
e. Noventa = Tres. Episodes de l.
Eeyoluci6R Francesa ....... 7S'
dos E5S
e Destie-To ScE
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Il CUHRLSpCESAL
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-30
Weather Interfares With W. 0. W.
Barbecue And Fair.

The incessant rains of Satur-
day followed by the very incle-
ment weather of last Sunday,
greatly inUerfered with the W.
o. w. Barbecue given at La
Place by Palmetto Camp No. 2
of New Orleans. Notwithstand-
ing the weather and the muddy
roads, about three hundred per-
sons who came on board the
Steamer Sydney marched to the
w. o. w. Home where the bar
becued meats were freely dis
ornsed to all. Plantation NaSoa
furnished free of charge by
Messrs. J. L. 0rv and Son OF
Woodland Plantation were used
70 convey the excursionists from
he home back to the boat, WhicI /
accommodation was greatly appre-
ciated by Palmetto Camp as Wei
as by the local W @. " Camp,
and mostly by the lady excur-
sionists.
At night the Dance took place.
but the Euchre party was post
Doned To Sunday, Feb. 7th ~
which date there will also be an
orher Dance and the ladies' con-
test will also close. The contes-
tants are working harder in Their
endeavors to get first honors.
Let no one forget to be at w.
O. w. Home at LaPlace on Sun
day: Feb. 7th. at 7-30 P. NJ. foi
the Euchre, Dance and close OF
contest.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-30
5. q. Labicae Bays GaryVille Ferry

Mr.. S. II. Labiche. of GaryvilIe
Tho recently sold his inferastin
oary otats 5al.A ADJ resigned as
asher, TO devote all Of his time
70 his Insurance and Real Estate
as lately purchas I'd the
3aryVille Ferry from Mr.. Ghauvin
.nd has placed IL IN charge of Mr..
Leopold Faucheux, who proposes
!" operate one of the best and
most up-to-date ferries on the
river. As soon as the necessary ap-
'roaches to and from the river
ian be built he will operate a large
ilat boat for crossing automobiles
and vehicles of all kinds.
If. Labiche has taken the
gency for the KING. and
SPHINX AUTOMOBILES, and has
promised the editor to drive down
10 his sanctum and take him out
Tor a ride in his new demonstraror
n the very near future.
The automobile ride which IS
% heartily extended to the editor
! profoundly appreciated be-
cause it is bestowed by such q
lose friend, and a loyal supporter
Of the Meschacebe. Mr.. .abiche
Who enjoys a well founded and
extensive reputation as 4 leading
.ocal Banker, Insurance and Real
Estate authority has not only
0een q constant reader Of The
Meschacebe for year, but has con-
sinually lent substantial en-
ouragement by purchasing adj
rising space ut our regular
rates.
We wish our friend I,abiche
abaunded success and prosperity
n his new undertakings, and
axe his opportunity af thanking
I'm for auto ride invitation which
ill not only be highly appFeciat-
ed. but which ill be considered
Is the arrest and best trea & Ihe
Jason.
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him, nor shall any informality in
organization have the effect of
rendering this Charter null, or
of exposing the stockholders to
any liability beyond the unpaid
bolance, if any, of his stock.
THIS DONE AND PASSED,
at my Notarial Office, in the
Parish of Jefferson, on the day
month and year first above writ
ten, in the presence of Albion
T.. Middleton and Chas. F. Gel
BIKE competent witnesses, of
lawful age and residents of this
Parish, who hereunto sign their
names, together with the said
appearers and me, Notary, after
a due reading of the whole.
WITNESSES:
Albion L. Middleton
Chas. F. Gelbke
Paul Berthelot IA shares
Eugene Dumez IA shares
William ]. Hart 2 shares
F. A. Middleton
Notary Public.
I, the undersigned Recorder OF
Mortgage, in and for the Parish
of St. John the Baptist, State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of
Incorporation of the MESCHA-
CEBE PUBLISHING COM
PANY, LIMITED, was this day
duly recorded in my office, in
Book 45 Folios 123, 124, 125.
May Sixth 9th, 1914.
George w. Booth
Dy. elk of CT. and Ex off. Re
corder.
I hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the original instru-
ment on file and of record in
Notarial Office.
(Signed) T. A. Middleton
Not. Public.
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HAYOEL- -COPPONEX.

On Wednesday afternoon,
February 10th. at two O'Clock,
will be Joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony at st. Michael's
Church, Miss Edith Copponex,
the charming teacher of the
Seventh Ward School and daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs: John Cop
poneX, of Convent, to Mr. Albert
J Haydel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Haydel, of st. Patrick.
We extend, in advance, congra-
tulations and best wishes.
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DUFRESNE -ABADTE.

A PEglise St Philip, a st.
Jacque Lne a Ell lieu lie mercredi;
28 JanVier a $50 du matin, le
marriage de mademoiselle Laura
Abadie, file de N. ct Nine A. O.
Abadie avee monsieur Glide C.
Dufresne, fills de Mime Veuve
Onesippe Dufresne.
A ces deux Jeunes couples, LIE
Meschaceb6 envoie ses meilieurs
souhaits de bonheur ct de pros
perite.
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LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

Rev. Father Richard, the be-.
loved pastor of the St. John the
Baptist Church, Edgard, La,
accompanied by Rev. Father Lou
vet, S. J. the eminent pulpit ora
tor who, last week, preached for
the iridium conducted at Edgard
visited Rev Father Garde, of Our
Lady of Peace Church, -Vacherie.
Mr.. Etienne ]. Caire, of Fdgard,
motored to Vacherie in his Stude-
baker car, with Fathers Richard
and Louvet.
E. 0. HempeI, Emile Maitreme
Jr.. and a number of friends went
rabbit hunting last Thursday and
the natives thought for a while
hat the European scar of war
aad been transferred. When the
noke cleared away, the dead
numbered Six aud E. o. Hempel
mad done the bloody work.
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No stakeholder Of this cor orr
ton shall ever be held liabl or
responsible for the cont tfac oI
faults thereof any further
sum than The unpaid balanc due
the Company On the shares Of
stock subscribed For or oWn
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HYMENEAL.
BOUDREAUx TREGRE.

AtSt. John the Baptist Churci
Edgard, La, on Thursday morn.
Ing, February 4th, at clever
o'clock, will take place the wed
ling of Miss Ella Tregre, dalgh
.fer of Mr.. and Mrs. Septime
Tregre, Of Lucy, and Mr.. Joan
3oudreaux, the genial clerk OF
The Wilton store and son of Mr.
and Mrs. &c. Boudreaux, of Cen
trail.
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ROME

The marriage of Miss ADJ
ohina Maria Natherne sister o.
Mrs. J. B. z. Baudry. to Mr.
AngHstin lean Rome. son
and Mrs. jules Pierre Rom h
been announced The happy ven
wi take place in st. Philip S
Church. on ednesday, February
clock III the morning
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MARRIAGES.
TROXCbAIR CHAMPAGNE.

A'l6glise st Hubert a Gary
vile. le mercredi, 27 Janvier, a
$50 de Papres-midi, a Ell lieu lie
marriage de mademoisefle Laure
champagne. file de monsieur ct
de madame andre Champagne,
avec monsieur Eustache Edwin
Troxclair, fills de monsieur ct de
madame Arnaud Troxclair.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH oF
JEFFERSON
CHARTER
OF THE
MESCHACEBE PUBLISHING COMPANY
LIMITED

BE II KNOWN, That on this
25th. day of the Month OF April,
in the year of Our Lord One
thousand Nine hundred and
fourteen, and of the independence
Of the United States of America,
the One hundred and thirty
eighth.
Befo ore me, FREDERICK A.
MIDDLETON, a Notary Pablic
in and for the Parish of Jeffer-
son, duly sworn, commissioned
and qualified, and in the presence
of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned. person
ally came and appeared:
EUGENE DUMEZ, PAUL
BERTHELOT and WILLIAM j
HART all of lawful age, and re-
sidents Of the Parish of St. John
the Baptist, State of Louisiana,
who declared to me, Notary, in
the presence of the undersigned
witnesses, that, availing tnem-
selves of the provisions of the
laws of this State relative to
Corporations, they covenant and
agree, and bind themselves, as
well as such other persons as may
hereafter become associated with
them, to form and constitute a
corporation and body polite in
law, for the purposes, objects
stipulations, article and condi-
tions, to-Wit:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-01-30
ARTICLE

The name and title of this cor
poration shall be the MESCHA-
|CEBE PUBLISHING COM
PANY, LIMITED, and it's do
micile is hereby established in
the Town of Edgard, -'arish OF
st. John the Baptist, and under
It's said corporate name, said COR
poration shall have pc yer and
authority to contract, sue and be
sued; to make and use a corporate
seal, and the sans to break or
alter at pleasure; to hold, receive
nave, purchase, improve, alierate
convey, sell, operate, pledge,
mortgage, and hypothecate,
under its said corporate name,
property real. personal and mix
ed; to name and appoint such
officers. directors, agents, man.
ayers and employees as the in
terest or convenience of said
Corporation may require; to make
and establish bylaws, rules and
regulations for the proper man
agement ofitS affairs as may be
due, necessary and proper, ano
! the same to change or alter at
! pleasure; and to do all and every
act and thing permitted by law,
or as shall Or may be necessary
land proper to carry out the
/ objects and purposes of said cor
/ poration-
The said Corporation, unless
sooner dissolved in accordance
with its charter, shall exist and
continue for a period of ninety
nine years from and after date
hereof.
The President or in his absence
the Secretary Treasurer, shall be
the proper person upon whom
citation or other legal process
shall be served.
ARTICLE II
The objects and purposes for
which this corporation is organiz-
ed and the nature of the busi-
ness,to be carried on BY it, are
declared to be the following, to-
wit:
| To own manage, operate and
| publish anewspaper in the Parish
af st. John the Baptist; to lease
let or hire said business or plant
to do job printing of every des.
lcription, and generally to do. ali
things pertinent to the conduci
of a newspaper.
ARTICLE III
The capital stock of this corpo.
ration shall be Three thousane
4 / IS 5000 00) dollars, divided int
and represented by thirty share:
| of the par value of One Hundred
i 500 COZ dollars each, which sale
stock shall be paid for in cash, o.
same may be issued at not les.
than par, ia payment or exchan
re for property orrights actual,
received or purchased BY sail
corporation. and the same ma.
be issued fpII paid for mo E,
paid: or for such other values 0
services as the Board Of Director
=
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-04

| cut her with that while she was on the
| floor. | do not know how | came to have
80 little blood on me. There was some on
my hand that I wiped off on a cloth
that was hanging on nail by the door
She hollered while we were fighting.
The only words l remember her saying
were, "Oh my baby" | did not know
whether she was dead or not when
left the house. [ left the house and
went around the barn and chicken
h use and angeled back to town comir G
past Dieriex's place then down Main
street to Third street, turned east there
a I'D went oneiblock east, then turned
south and went straight to Mrs.
Wright's house where | shoveled snow,
carried in coal and water for her. We
had supper. | stayed at her house until
the next morning. The only reason
can give for my actions is that l was
drunk at the time as | had always been
friendly with Rube and his wife
EARL SUTTON.
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Mrs. C. 7. Harry and Mrs. G P. Har-
ry have returned to Norwalk after visit
ing friends in this city.
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SuttOn'S Confession

|, Earl Sutton, of my own free will
make the following statement: l went
to Chadron Saturday evening, Febru-
18th, and drank quite lot of whiskey
| was pretty drunk when l got home.
also brought pint and a half of
whiskey home with me. During the
forenoon of Sunday drank a half pint
with two other fellows. About noon
Sunday three of Us drank another half
pint. After noon | went to the skating
rink and was there until about two
clock. | started down town from
/ the opera house and stopped in the
alley east of the Commercial hotel and
drank half pint of whiskey. I then
went to the hotel corner and decided
| uld 60 to the Sanders place as Rube
had asked e to subscribe for a paper.
He had said he was going to try and
win an automobile, and | wanted to help
him along. | went down south on Main
street and turned north of Frank
Waite's house and angeled out to
Sanders house. | went in and visited
with Mabel while. Before left she
picked up the butcher knife Iof the
! table and told me had to stay until
Rube came home or he would shoot me
if | didn't. When she grabbed the
butcher knife got out small pocket
knife and hit her with it. She stagger-
ed back through the door way and on to
: the bed. / followed her up and kept
hitting her with my knife. | got the
butcher knife away from her before
she could cut me with it. / broke my
knife blade off hitting her while she
was on the bed. She got up.and staggered
over towards the northeast corner of the
room and then staggered back towards
the door way and fell down in front of
it. Then | took the butcher knife and
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NEBRASKA MAN
C0NFFSSES
Continued from First Page.)

According to the Rushville (Nebaska)
Recorder of February &c, Earl Sutton
has confessed to the murder of Mrs.
Sanders. After his arrest he told the
authorities that he would confess pro-
viding his life was spared. This they
agreed to do, he confessed to the crime
and has become life prisoner in the
penitentiary at Lincoln.
Mrs. Sanders was formerly resident
of Sandusky, Sank county.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20

underground on State street is left
open.
''Mandel Brothers are guilty of a
violation of the city ordinance and
the only question for decision by in
the municipal court now is the ques-
ton of what shall be the penalty i'm
posed on Mandel Brothers for viola
ton Of law" said Leon Hornstein to
a Day Book man yesterday. Mr..
HOrnstein made this statement in re-
ply to question and said he wanted
it understood as merely information
as to his argument before Judge Will
iams and he did not wish to be quot
ed on anything he had not said in
argument in court.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20
THREE ALLIED SHIPS SUNK
OTHERS DAMAGED


London.-Admiralty report on OPP
eTatiOns on Dardanelles admits that
three allied ships have been sunk
and three vessels damaged.
French battleship Bouvet was
mined and sunk at 2:3O in less than
three minutes in straits north of En-
enkeui village. Practically whole
crew drowned. Bouvet cost about
-$GOOO,OOO.
British battleship Irresistible sunk
in naTTows by fire of Turkish bat
teries. Crew saved. Vessel cost S.
100000.
British battleship Africa sunk two
hours after Irresistible. - Sinking
caused by Turkish guns. Crew saved.
Africa cost $4,5OO,OO
Three vessels put out of commits
sion were British battle cruiser The
InfeXible, British light cruiser Anne
thyst and French battIeship The
GaUlois.
London.-In official statement to-
day, admiralty announced that from
beginning of the war until March>17,
81 British merchant vessels have
been sunk or captured by enemy's
cruisers.
From Petrograd came unofficial re-
port that Russian Black Sea fleet has
appeared off Bosphorus. Arrival of
enemy's squadron has created panic |
in COnstantinople.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20

Rumors that Vice Admiral Garden
was killed in engagement on Thurs
day followed admiralty's announce
ment that Rear Admiral de RObeck
had been placed in command because
Garden was ell" Gardens flagship,
the Inf1exible, badly damaged by fire
from Turkish forts.
Swedish steamer Hanna,
which sank off Scarborough last Sat-
urday, was torpedOed by German sub
marine and not mined. Two Of the
Hanna's crew were killed by explo-
sion but others were rescued.