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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
! WHAT THE EDITOR
SAYS.

We are about to go to press
we learn that Hon. Albert ]
Lacaze the Jealous and ever
devoted leyee inspector has been
suspended discharged through
petty political spite By Commits
sioner Angelo Champagne at the
Governor S request.
The real gist and sole reason Of
Mr. Lacaze's suspension or
rather discharge is not due to
the fact that he has not earnestly
performed his duties as levee IN
spector and given entire salts
faction as such both to Mr.
Champagne and the Board, it is
not due to the fact that Mr.. La
Gaze has been unfaithful in any
way or to the fact las Mr.. Cham
pagne tried to impress on Mr..
Lacazel that there was to be a
suspension.
We wish to lay stress on these
words when we say that Mr.. La
Gaze has been discharged mot
suspended by Commissioner
Champagne for the sole reason
that at the last extra session of
the legislature our Hon. Parish
Scion voted strictly according to
the sound dictates of his own con-
science and AGAINST the nnreason-
able wishes and unsound measure
of the Governor.
We are surprised, dumb found
ed and at a complete loss to un-
derstand how a man of Mr..
Champagne's type, and standard
occupying such an elevated and
important position as that of
Levee Commissioner could atany
time be a party to such put-up-
| job, spiteful and petty act.
We fail to realize how a man
lof such standard as Mr.. Cham
payne, occupying the high office
| Of Comma ssiuner could submit to
such propositions when presented
to him, and allow such a slur to
be cast on his intelligence and
position.
It is certainly a source Of great
regret to as that the required
time and space in this issue will
mot allow us to say more regard
ing Mr.. Lacaze's uncalled for and
most unjust removal, but how
ever we do live IN the fair land
of sweet promises and expecta-
tions and do hope that providence
viii soon allow Us the pleasure of
casting our spot light on those
whom we term as political con-
pirators and tyrants, and thereby
expose to THE gaze Of the surpris-
ed multitude all unfaithful, and
dangerous masters and political
TRAITORS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
Il NICATION.
Mount Airy, La. June 80, 1915.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE
BAPTIST.

At the request of a large
number of my friends of all
political factions, | have de
leided to become a candidate
for representative OF this
Parish IN the Constitutional
Convention.
I admit thatI always had
q secret wish to go to the
Convention as the representa-
tive of the people Of st. John
land to take part in the work
of framing the new Constitu-
ton for our State, and /
Thought all along the people
of this Parish would be will
ing to elect me, for / recall
with no small degree of salts
faction their kindness, loyal
ty and generosity in voting
for me every timeI became, a
candidate for office in this
Parish. | beg leave to address
to them and to you this com
munication and to solicit
your Joint support and your
votes IN favor of my candi-
dacy. / believe | posses some
experience in the work to be
done, having been the re
preventative of this Parish
in the Constitutional Conven
ton Of 1898. / consider the.
Office above the level of fac
tional politics and it would
be pleasing to me to be elect
ed not as the representative
ofone faction only. but as the
representative of all the peo-
pie ofst. John, among whom
[ was born and have spent
nv life and to whose interests
/ am sincerely devoted. In say
ing so, | beg to make public
acknowledgment Of the kind
ness Of Mr.. William +. Hart
and his faction for their en-
dofsement and promise of
support of my candidacy
Yours very truly,
(signedl !. Y. chenet.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
Popular Teacher I'll.


The many friends Of Miss Jennie
Perrin of Edgard and throughout the
parish viii regret to learn Of the serious
iIlaess of that amiahle and devoted
teacher, whoswas stricken with aseyere
attack Of typhoid fever just after the
closing of the school session Miss
Perrin enjoys the distinction Of being
one Of fhe most popular and well-liked
teachers in ST John parish. She is not
one of those dashing teachers and her
trait 81 character Is remarkable for
kindness. and she has what we may
truly call 4 lovable disposition.
Wemust admit that she is not popu-
laf among those who consider beauty
above all things, but among those who
ean traIy appreciate kindness, gentle.
ness and devotion she Is admired and
popular
For the past five Or SIX years she has
devoted her time Is teacher inthe Ed;
gard High School and during that TINS
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF 81. JOHN THE BAPTIST
C0URT-HO USE

Edgard. La. July | 1915.
The Democratic Parish Executive
Committee Of this Parish met thisday at
the Court House Tor the purpose OF cal
inga Primarv Election, to be held
throupout the Parish Of st. John the
Baptist, Tor 8 delegate te the Constitu
tiOnal Convention
Fourteen { 14 Members prese nj and
] quorum and the following resolution
vas unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the General Assembly Of
tbs state ot Louisiana, has ut the SPe
cial Session. recently convened. sub
United to the voters of the State the
proposition 81 whether or not Consti-
tutional Convention shall be called and
has called democratic primary election
to be held throughout the state on the
I 27th. day OF July 1915 for the purpose
of selecting nominees Of the Democratic
party for delegates to the said 0oDYen-
non.
BE II RESOLVED, that Demo-
cratic Primary election be and the same
3 hereby called to be held throughout
1.-The Parish OF ST. John the Baptist, on
tas a7th. aay of July 1915. for tho pur-
pose 81 selecting nominee Of the De
mocratic Party for delegate to ths Con
usional Convention to be held % the
ciev 81 New Orleans. il voted Tor BY 9
naiority uE the people Of this State as
afoFesaid. Oh the 18th day Of septem.
bsr 1915
m n FURTHER RESOLVED
that each aad every Candidate Ter de
Isaaes ko he said Constitu utional Genven'
/ 60 shsIl file the notification 81 bis
esaidacy with The Chairman Of the
Democratic Parish glofnmitte as the laN
prosides
BE IrF8RTH EsR B SOL WE'D thai
ssfIa atSo eeerg candidata for tie said
neFr1ination shall deposit with the Chair
man 81 said ComnitIeea q the tine thai
Aa files Els mott gaeation of his candidacy
IS sssns d FiFfy 5000 Dollars
Tbs Parish Democratic Executive
lsaaEoifles to meet as The gouFt-House
81 russaay Julx 1sth 1915 i 300
O'Clock neon.
GEO IS Iasesn n halos
ssst u
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
TIC CROWD
ORGANIZE CAM AIGN CLUB.
Attorney Reynaud unani.
mousIy Endorsed For Convention:

Following the exciting and illl
teresting meeting go Of the School
Board and Police 4 tlry last ltlrs-
day an unusual large and en-
astlc crowd comprising
4 eventy fipeo one hundred
0 y leading citizens Of ST. John,
Tespre esen1ing each ward of the
parish. gathered at the Court
house and org ized i Campaign
Club known SIS the Reynaud
Club
After the election of officers
and after many brilliant and IN.
tersting addresses hg prominent
Ese 0f tElis par Esn Hon. Louis w
maud. q promising 8 young at
Eo4sseF t9 Lucy was I'M
nn0I endo ed IS the andl-
date to represent this parish at
the mex ons iofa Com en-
ne following s. the distin gnisl
% 0f Tie la
eisry aurin, esId dsnt; pr. J.
asad
So foIIo ing s. vice esia aents
were chosen oEa aeh ward
rro and keae
aneai First
ZONES ard 4 I'll Second
ID Fl elea
ant2. Foslrka
aud oE1ce
l1t.l
al
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03

and since her arrival ii st John she
has been loved and cherished By all the
good and conscientious people Of our
parish.
The Mschacebe joins Miss Perrin's
wide circleof friends throughout this
parish III wishing her an early recovers
and hope that it will be not only our
pleasure, but also our good fortune to
have her teach ia the Edgard school
for many years to come
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
Ex.SUPT. BERNARD LETTER.
Hon. Paul Berthelot. Sheriff,
st. John Parish
Lucy Louisiana.
June 7. 1915.

Dear Mr. Berthelot
Yourte Of June g to onsa at Baton
forwarded to me here and hasten
surprised indeed that yours
questioned evidently question say
THAT OF LOYAL FAITHFUL AND DEVOTED FRIEND 10 BETTER
AND MORE EFFICIENT EDUCATIONAL system.
testify the splendid unsfh and fearless
half Of work and the schools under supervision.
element
with but thought with
understood to the best tor people do right God
the mighty
upheld back fight strong
Brtot defend the system worked build and
that know
OF St John these things white know that the gratitude
from tins EARTH and not wait deck tomb
tribute hi consider justly his due, would
be stamped
support public
And while speak this gratitude do
concented @ TO believe that the splendid
but rather because mbud with
atisanan efficient school
pardon nudng touching
shall forget but when worked unsH knowh and
his consider duty credit he
has no earned Once place when the opposition
told that before
would triumph
fight the Does
other than the movesf TO looks like ther
right than President"
many State repeat il; There
heris the State who Of
upbuidg the
possible uPbuhn8 OF without
help operation could not have accomplished schools
the spirited
Of q politician
magnanmous
nothing given
but could be reached and that We'll done thy
good am faithful Servant"
myself ron my snoer gratitude
noble fought behalf the children pah
With zndest Fegards and best wishea.
fsignsd) l. .t5sfssis d BsRNaRD Ard
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03

IS nsntad become perIatai s1tl !
seeiges one tenth Ct fhs
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
T

We are glad to chronicle the arrival
on last TUESDAY June 29th, OF boun-
cling baby boy 10 gladden. che hearts and
brighten the home Of aIr. aud Mrs.
Luci en- Desroches, Of Lucy.
The newcomer Is splendid specimen
OF humanity
Congratulations 60 the proud ard
happy parents. and long life. and nn-
bounded happiness to the newcomer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-07-03
Ex sUPERNTENDENTs BERNARD AND BROUssARD PAY HIGH
COMPLIMENTS 20 SHERIFF RERTHELOF FOR LOYAL ATTITUDE
TOWARDS THE ST JOHN SCHOOLS.

Hon Lionel Bourgeois present Superintendent of public
education in this parish the only who compliments Sheriff
Paul Berhe for hoya attitude support towards schools
At the special request all parties take pleasure
in publishing letters from two prominent ExSupegnendens of
this parish which very fatteng indeed riff Bertheo
and his many friends
Hon. L. L. Broussard the distinguished pncipa of the
Thbodaux High School, at Thibodaux La and a. A. c. Bern
ard who has the honor the Of Secretary
Manager the New Iberia Chamber of Commerce ave certainly
justice TO whomit belongs.
Wehave doubt that the following letters which have this
day the pleasure reproducing will be taken the truth and moth
else but the whole truth by the good people OF ST. john
The two letters which follow selfexplanatory:
EX.SUPT. BROUlSARDS LETTER
Hon. Paul Berthelot, June 8, 1915.
Lucy, La,
My dear Sir:
have your letter of the End which you opinion
expression from relative the attention the public
schools Sheriff during neumbency Superintendent of
St John Parish.
With reference to the above need not but repeat what have
frequently said number of friends that the upftment
etterment of the public schools of Parish have been subjects
which have given loyal and devoted attention
have found you unwilling assist you been
willing in contrary the best interest of your Public
schools.
Trusting that the above will answer the desired nfomaon am
Yours very truly,
Signed) L. Z. Broussard.
EX.SUPT. BERNARD'S LETTER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
Sc ENCCENTRA 4 DIECIOCHO
nlILLAS De Aqua PRIETA, SON.
Los americanos tienen ordenes de tratar los
villistas como bandidos 81 cruzac la frontera
En- Washington juzgan muy seria la sit"aclon
Y Sc habla de la posibilidad de una que
rra entire Mexico Y los Estados Unidos
ENVIARAN UNA ENERGICA NOTA A CARRANZA

rS!an ,nmandu IOda rlaSc lie pre-
raurionrS Y tirnrn dl'tenrS trrml-
nantes DE- lIarar fucgn Sohrr los VI
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rIar dice lur los NllIiSiaS Irbcn
SCI. tralado> como bandido> ell
ianto que i los rarranrlSIaS So Ven
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rrirta. dada Ia amimnSidad que han
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Hnlrriran"S a>i como p"r las drd"-
ur> trrminant"> que rSt0S tlrAen
,ir r>iorbar lo> drSignioS de aluc-
Hos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
HUNT PIDE AYUDA Al PUEBLO De ARIz.
PARA Los HUELCUIS7AS
SALEEL GEREHTE della SHANNON "COPPER" CONFERENCAR
CON LOS ACCIONSTAS De CHICAGO

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mestibies a los huelguLStas dc los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
LOS ALFnAHES oy.fREN JUS
TIFICtR FL FJSH5KiEHTO
DF MISS CAVE!L
DICfN QUE IA FEFtRHfRi HGlijA Mere MERE
CI4 Ia PEA QUE }E If fPtSO

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HI HIADI|DO UNA FRICCION ENTIRE FL COB.
FERGUSON YEL SENlDOR SHEPPARD
Sc han carnbiado acres nnensajes las do;
per3onaiidades mencionada las
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Benjamin Hill So cncucntra
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Hill 81 rnrurntra rn rSia ritIiad
dr>dr aver esperanto que pasrn
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
MEXICO HA SIDO INVITADO Al
SEGUNDO CONGRESO CIEN-
TIFE;O PhN-ANER|CANO
ESTE Sc RtUNiRA En- WASHINGTON A FL
Mes DEL CORRIEHTE AHO

WASHINGTON, OctuAre 2S.-De
fuente fidedigna Sc SupO hoy aQui
que 81 @obiernO americana ha in
vjtado oficialmente al gobierno de
fact0 de Mexico que ACADIA de ser
rec0nocido. para que envle SuS re-
prrSentantcS al Segundo COnsresO
Cicntifico Pan-American0 que de-
beri reunirse Ell eSta capital a fl
nes del preSente ailo.
En- e>e Congreso se daran CO.
nocer los adelantos de la ciencia
en- general Ell toda Ia America Y
Sc presentardn temaS a discussion
sobre asuntos meramente cientifi-
ESQ. Las confarencias duraran de-
dia p de Diciembre pT6Ximo al dia
s de Enero del entrante aHo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
LAS FUERzAS V|LLISTAS De
CHIHUAHUA Sc URIRAN A
Los CARRANCISTAS
! Sc Dice QUE LAS De PARRAL, JIHENEz,
| CHIHUAHUA Y JUAREz 10 RARAN ASI
especial para Ia PRENsA.

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A ULTIMA HORA
FUSILiR0N 4 IN AMERICANA
LOS EILLiSTAS.

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$500, 900 PESOS De BILLETES
FALSIFIcADOS F(JERON
DESCUBERTOS En-
NUfVO LAREDO
TRATABAN De PASARLOS ESCGND|OOS En-
UHOS SACOS De HAIl, A MEXICO
.rlrncnr,. especIal para Ia pKENsA.

LAREDO. Tex, Oct. 2S.-Los en-
0lcados de ia Aduana dc Nuevo La
redo acaban de deScubrir una impOr-
tante remesa de papcl moneda ca
f1.ancista falsificado que pretendian
introducir Mexico los consignata-
rios de I'm cnvio de maiz. Doscientos
mil pesos en- biletes de diez Y vein
te pesos fueron encOntrados en- va
rios Sacos De maiZ que. consignados
? una poblac6n del interior del pals,
fueron pasados aver de esta ciudad
4 In de Nucvo Laredo. Las autOrida-
des de anbos 'laGos estan trabajando
con ernpeNo Yer 81 logr&n dar con
los que trataban de inrroducir ei pa
pei fal,ificado, pero hasta la fecha
NADIA han logrado.
Son Getenidos a!gunos oficiales
carrarcistas.
Los cmp!eados de Immigration de-
p:.Sn :: Ia p:iiiilI iii tni Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
c|EnTO clncuENTAnlL S0LDAD0S
FRAnCESES DISQUALIFICATION
ENEL PUERTO SALOHICA
La prensa h1ngara asegura que el Cob.
griego ha pedido que abandonen su
territorio todas las tropas aliadas
Ell pueblo frances ha depositado en- eI Banco De
Francia docientos rn;llones de pesos en- orc

a-deaada uiJimamente en el puerto
s.n Sa!onica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-29
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre I'd. sus libros en- espaHol lgns-
clio f. Lozsno, COZ Dolorosa St. San Anto-
MO. Texas. Su casa es la mis barata.
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee Ia PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
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Pasa a In 5a. Col. IA.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-29
A Prescott Disturbance

Prescott has tactful police judge. He had be- fore him the other day aged resident of the Pioneers Home, the complaint of aggrieved person, his octogenaran roommate, who charged him with Disturbing the peace quiet O NJ. M. Gilbert by making loud and unusual noises by tumultuous and offensive conduct and by threaten ing, traducing, quarrelng, by then applying violent and abusive and obscene epithets O said NJ Nj. Gilbert"
 We suspect that the complaint is defective be- cause it is mutfarious. Too much has been crowded into it; two separate offenses included. The reference to loud and tumultuous noises had with the unearthy snoring of the defendant which awOke the complaining impression that the last day had come and that Gabriel was sumfnonng him the last judgment. That may be described the first count we do not think that the allegation therein, describes that constitutes crime. A search by of the statutes reveals inhibition of the snoring. nor is there restriction of the right snore, though he the
 The second count relating O tumutuous con duct, threatening traducing etc. had to do with the movements of the defendant the complaining witness had demonstrated with him by throwing the ventive measures against overmuch snoring. The old man might have been convicted on that count but the police judge of measuring the enormity of the alleged offenses, the two old men. and he succeeded inducing them to shake hands and forget it, suggesting, however to the defendant that that T recurrence of the incident might be averted, install muffler on his before retiring
Arizona republican., 1915-10-29
Army and Navy Appropriations

The Republican is in full sympathy with the object of the Navy League-we think that a large ,ajority of Americans have been converted within the year belief navy should be rapidly and greatly increased that first line of defense" should be materially strengthened. But do believe that majority of the American peo- lle will be content with the appropriation of more money for a bigger but that they will upon a condition precedent larger appropriations for the navy. They insist that ;hc expenditure of such appropriations shall be safe guarded. IS is in Great Britain, France Germany and all European countries except Russia where expenditures loosely guarded they in this country
 IT the Navy League desires the full co-opera- 5ion of the American people a pressure upon congress will have clamor for something beside money II will have enlarge program offer guaranty that the money will be wisely and honestly spent; that it will be dumped hlndly. il has been the past irto the laps of the munition makers manufacturers of plate favored contractors
 IL has been shown that the United for some years been appropriating much money for ihe army and navy as the first-class European powers In 1912 We appropriated more money for naval and military purposes than Great Britain. Germany France. when those nations must have been looking to the present struggle. though probably they expect that it would soon.
 We do not know what the yearly appropriations of those countries for naval military purposes were for the next three years but and 1915 were greater than those O What nave We to show for money? Where has it gone? We have not the ships have pitifully small army. We part fo, the dissipation "i the army funds. In the first place. pay of soldiers greatly exceeds that European soldiers and We would not suggest that should be Much of the money has been absolutely wasted maintaining widely separated and useless army posts How much. if any, has been grabbed by un- watched grafters, and any means of knowing
 But we can offer for and we know of no explanation of. the the money has been appropriated for navy. The cost under