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The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15


Miss Mary Wimbish, daughter of Mr..
C. B. Wimbish, of Shreveport, was
recent visitor in Benton. She was a
guest of Miss Ruby Scott Ogden.
Mrs. Sue Logan of Bradley, Ark,
came in last Saturday and is guest at
the home OF her son, Mr.. Ed Logan.
Mr.. Logan's condition is somewhat i'm
proved, but he is still a-bed.
We were told Tuesday that one could
again cross at the ferries on Red River,
but that that stream was again rising
fast. 1t is the quick rises and falls that
puts the ferries out of commission.
Mr.. C. Hughes of Hughes Spur re-
quests that we give notice to the public
that he has just had put in at that place
dipping vat for cattle and horses. The
fluid was put in yesterday, it is ready
for use and free to any one having stock
5 to dip.
DR.. j. z. Wise was visitor in Benton
yesterday, coming in Tuesday night, his
chief mission being to get his car, which
I he left here when he moved away some
months ago. The doctor is at present
practicing medicine at Crichton, located
in one of the new Red River Parish OF
fields. He stated that there is now &
good hotel there and that for the present
7 he and Mrs. Wise would have rooms ir
it, but little later he expects to build {
cottage.
Messrs. J. T. Hanks and A. M. Wych,
went to Belcher Tuesday evening to at
tend meeting of Belcher Lodge, F. ans
A. M. This was big meeting and th'
members of surrounding lodges of tina
order we're invited to be present. W.
are told number from Shreveport wer'
in attendance. Mr.. Alfred G. Glassel
and another whose name we could no
learn were the two candidates raised E
the Masters degree. Following tn
labors of the lodge all present were in
vlted to partake of an excellent spread
offered by members of the order o
Eastern Star of that place.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Miss Pauline Dawson returned home
last Thursday from a few days visit with
Mrs. S. H. Dowell of Shreveport.
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Food Wanted, Not Cotton.
From the Progressive Farmer.l

From the Progressive Farmer.
II any one wishes concrete illustra-
ton of the drafts the Eurogean War
makes on Americas food supply, just
let him compare food exports for the
eight months ending March 1, 1914, as
compared with exports for the eight
months ending March /, 1915, as follows:
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

II you have something on your farm
you would like to convert into money
advertise it in the Banner.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Get the Banner free one year by Sc
curing us three new paid subscriptions.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Red Land.

Tuesday, April Is. Miss Frances
Webb was shopping in Shreveport Sat-
urday.
Mr.. William McKellar visited home
folks Saturday night and Sunday.
Rev. Hinson returned home to-day
from Linton, where he filled his regular
appointments.
DR.. R. Butler was summoned to Mars
Hill, Ark, to-day to the bedside OF his
mother, who is very i'll.
Mrs. R. Butler left this morning for
Baton Rouge, to which place she goes
as delegate to the State..Sunday School
Convention, which convenes this week.
Mrs. G. T. Mays entertained Saturday
evening with party for the young peo-
pie. The hours were pleasantly spent
with rook, hearts and music. Before
the time for departure refreshments OF
punch and cake were served to the fol-
lowing guests: Misses Ida Harris, Eta
Fargerson, Nettie Smith, Luella Miller,
Frances Webb, Minnie Lee Kendrick,
Willie Belle Peyton, Ada Keoun, Viola
and Myrtice Allen and Messrs. r. B.
Fargerson, L. C. Keoun, Sanders Good
win, Milton johnson, Tilman Johnson,
Dallas Allen, William, Douglas and
Clifton Mcclellan, Clarance johnson,
Clyde Albums, Seymore Garrett and
Mrs. j. D. Rodgers entertained the
Red Land Domestic Science Club at her
home Saturday afternoon. The rooms
we're beautiful with a profusion of spring
flowers and everything was in harmony
| with the ideal spring day. The meeting
was called to order by the President,
Mrs. Butler. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
This short but interesting program
was rendered:
"Story of My Life (ten to - years)"-
Mrs. G. G.. Allen.
Good Recipes-Mrs. R. R. Cheshire.
Reading-Carrie Lou Mays.
emusic in the Home - Miss Nettle
| Smith.
After an hour of work and conversa-
tion the company was summoned to the
dining room with its lovely bouquets Of
violets and pretty white flowers) where
delicious refreshments were. served to
the following members and guests:
Mesdames F. M. johnson, r. R. Chesh-
ire, N. w. Stewart, R. Butler, 6. L
Mays, J. D. Rodgers, ST., and Misses
Luella Miller, Ida Harris, Nettie Smith
Willie Belle Peyton, Viola and Myrtice
i Allen, Carrie Lou Mays, and Ada ane
Eva Keoun.
| Mrs. Rodgers was assisted by Mrs
T. P. Garrett and Miss Matte Rodgers
| The place of next meeting will be an
nounced later.
The Red Land School will close it
1914-15 session Friday, the 23d. Pro
grams have been prepared for Thursda.
and Friday nights, to be given in tn
school auditorium.
A small fee for admission will b
charged.
| I'll. .ror.roroe for both pirhtc follow
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Mrs. Maude White of Shreveport is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Smith. She is Mr.. Smiths sister.
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Wanted

A good watch dog. W.
lDoran, Benton, La. l5-l-p
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Devotional.

Services will be held at different
churches in this parish Sunday as re-
ported below by those authorized to care
for the several charges:
PLAIN DEALING, La, April II, 1915.
Local Editor Banner, Benton, La.
DEAR SIR: Please announce that expect to
preach Sunday at the Plain Dealing Presbyte-
rian Church. Both morning and evening SER
vices will be held-at eleven and eigh. O'Clock.
GEO. G. WOODBRIDGE.
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BENTON, La, April IL, 1916.

Local Editor Banner, City.
DEAR SIR: Please announce that l expect to
preach Sunday at the Cotton Valley Church.
Both morning and evening services will be held.
Subject at eleven am, "The Church and It's
Ordinances" At eight pm, "Value of Soul"
Matthew, xvi, Is. JAMES EVANS.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

One finds, in short, that while Europe
in the eight months ending March 1,
1915, as compared with the eight months
year previous, increased her demand
for corn from 100000 to 100000
bushels, her demand for wheat from
II 100000 to 192,OOO,0OO bushels, and
her demand for beef, fresh and canned,
from 60,O00,00O pounds to 105,000,0OO
pounds, she decreased her demand for
cotton from 1881 ,257 to 5,6O7, 1926 bales.
And in the face of this greatly decreased
cotton demand-in spite of the fact that
prices are cut in two while food prices
are almost doubled-we have the great
est cotton production IN the history of
the human race.
Or to look at the matter in yet an
other way. Europe during the latter pc
riod of eight months increased her pay
ments for food stuffs from S132, ,0OO, 900
to S39S, 600, 900, and decreased her cotton
bill from s49s, 100000 to s24z3, 100000. In
other words, she paid out almost three
times as much for food and less than
half as much for cotton, leaving us also
with a recond-breaking surplus to carry
over and be added to our next years
crop.
In the face of facts such as these,
what shall we say of the farmer who lets
himself be fooled by the present little
upward squirt in cotton prices-a trick Of
the speculator, it would seem, to secure
another big acreage? Who will bite al
the bait?
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Miss Ethel Elston of Shreveport spent
last Friday night in Benton as a guest
OF Miss Lucille Edwards.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Miss Mary Wimbish, daughter OF Mr.
C. B. Wimbish, of Shreveport, was a
recent visitor in Benton. She was
guest of Miss Ruby Scott Ogden.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15
/ News Notes
| of the Week

Mr.. John B. Adger of Gillian was a
visitor in Benton last Saturday.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

BENTON, LA. APRIL 10, 1919
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

HAUGHToN, La, April 10, 1915.
Local Editor Banner, Benton, La.
DEAR SIR: Please announce that expect to
preach Sunday at the Haughton Church. Two
services will be held-at eleven am. and eight
O'Clock pm. j. M. BROWN, Pastor.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15
BRADLEY, ARK, April IA, 1915.

BRADLEY, ARK, April IA, 1915.
Local Editor Banner, Benton La
DEAR SIR: Please announce that l expect to
preach next at the Ivan Church. Servicew will
be held Saturday night and Sunday morning
at eleven O'Clock.
Baptizing at ten O'Clock Sunday morning.
w. E. COLLINS.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

s mo. end'g s mo. end'g
March, 1914 March, 1915
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

Mrs. Sue Logan of Bradley, Ark.
came in last Saturday and is a guest Al
the home OF her son, Mr.. Ed Logan
Mr.. Logan's condition is somewhat i'm
proved, but he is still a-bed.
The Bossier banner., 1915-04-15

We were told Tuesday that one could
again cross at the ferries on Red River,
but that that stream was again rising
fast. 1t is the quick rises and falls that
puts the ferries out of commission.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07

ae0edt ieilr. Sic oberen stodlperfe
fonl1en aus Sad)lperf poer anOeret11
bacterial gebaltt perOen.
Mllerbanb 9eridte Scr itd0tiid)en
@eon1telt mllroelt entgcaengeltoml1lel1.
SSn Der Sibung bcs Nlenarolts=
idulics bes 5taotratbs atlr Madnlit=
tag mtroe ein 9erid)t bes 8eIel,d,=
t1ngsfomites iibcr Ste Heou5irung
Der Soften Scr @ogelllan1perl bon $50
per Sabr alrf $57 per Sabr entge=
gcl1gellpnll11cl1.
Altd) muroe ol1f 9etreiben bes 0u=
pcnport Hotarp Clubs cine NeioIu-
tion %laterbrcitet, pclde bic Mrfitdt
lllto Gflege Ser 8al,me lit ser 5tabt
in bic @anoe scr Mitglie=
Ser Ser E~arf=&ommiiito11 SIT legen be-
@iiroe bas geidlc6cll, 10
lpiiroe Der 9erpeelrtg Der Staotper=
lhonerll1g betradltlid) gebolien mer=
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Mcncs ppn ser Gpltsei.

@on Geteftip gpettder nn0 ben
Noli5iiten Sal1sidilo nt1b SANFORD
puroen geitern Mbeno Clarence 8o=
lanO, Serbert 9itdforf llr6 HoD
|RoB, brei Muscatincr Siinglinge, rln=
ter Ser Mnfla9e perbaftet, EN- @err1,
|8olano gebDrelr0es s%lltton1obil ge=
ltoblen SIT babelt, 11ad)oem lie Die 60
rage er6roden batten. 8plano's 8o=
ter fun gelterlt Mbe1to aus M}usea=
tine l1ad] ibier, Inn SEN araftpagel1
5ltrild5ubringen. ct erfl1rte, boB Ell
oas Srio, 0or1l1ter lei11en eigeren
.Sobn, megen ginbrltds 1,ro Dieb=
ltabls pro5eiiiren miiroe. Die SSiintg=
huge batten gelll1g '@eleeenbeit &C.
bobt, ltno es ba1loelte iid oltrhal1s
nid)t I'M Oas critic &ergehen. Die
Eoli5ei bon Ml1scotine mltroe be11ad,-
ridtigt ltr1o miro bic orei boffnungs.
polel1 Silnglinge bellte Morgen nad
N1llseati1e 5l1riicfbringcr.
Eoli5ilt grplpt perbaitete d e1terr
Mbe1no garl 8arlif1g negen b0slpiQt=
gen Gerlaliens ieiner 6roll. Sorting
febrte geltern nod langerer gbneicl1:
beit alts Ser 5toot nod bier 5uriid.
Gr erfubr, bob feline 6ral1 lit ei1len-
Sallle an Der Iremont Mpe11ue BE.
ldaftigt lei. geine 6roll benadrid.
tigtc er per Ielepbon, BOB CT IN fur.
ser 3eit lit oem @ol1ie lein miirbe, I'm
ara6 81 ldllagen. sus ct anfam
murOe er BON Dem in5tpild)en nod
bent Sous entionoten Npli5iltcr
9ro1pn III gnpfang gel1ommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Sanbclsfamn1cr scr Ii. g.

Sic gereilrigtm Establishment
Der 8%ereinigten Stauten NIT elmer
Mitgliebidaft bon 100000 intere1t=
rel1 it'd in boGen @raoe fir Die &on=
ferell5 uno baben ben Stills Sefretar
90. 3. HrentiB nab bier entialt0t, Inn
bel tocl1 @orarbeiten bebilfli6 gu iei11
lrl6 lpater cillel1 8eridt 5ll erltattcn.
IS ban0elt iid bei Ser beporltebenoen
aonfere1r5 ebel1ln iebr I'm 1pirtbidaft=
lide nno inonltriellc @ereitld)aft mie
lrm militariId)e 8ereitihaft. Son
3%apellporter Gereinigllt9en gebort
oas @rDber Ianenport &onrite Ben
8ereinigten Son0elsfommern BET
8creintgten Staaten OH.
Die gerei1igten 6altOclsfammerlt
merOen, mie &err 4rentiB, Ser Be-
reits bier eingetroffen lit, erflqrtc,
ehtlpcoer Elm Mitglie0 Ser @u11oes=
Nelerpe6eboroe ODER ser 9u,,bes=
Sanoelsfon1n1iiiion als 9iebner bei
Der aonferen5 5ur @erfugltng ltelen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
9cmtidlcs sleatcr.

Die 3eit riidt INNER naber, MIR
nod eini9e Sage nl1o ser Sonntog,
Der 10. Sftober, lit 30, an Incident
INNS mieoer cine bentid)e Gbeaterpor.
telling in Ser @roro Opera Il1r-
ncrbaa b~eporltebt. gs lit gbrenlod)e
eines ieoen glltcn Iel1tiden, bicie
mltltergiiltige Goritellu1lg, melde III
ieber @eiie mlsge5eihnet pprbcreitct
lit, 5u belltden. Gle 9eietnng lit
cine ga115 por5iiglid1e, 10 oaB ein mirf=
ll6 fiil1itlcriider Mbeno in Mlsi ibt
gclteIIt lit.
@enm man ibon Nolnel1 Ser &iinlt=
Ter lielt, oie bel Nl,blifl1m u10 4relle
%affreOitirte ausgeseidnete Momen ba-
ben, mie Sri. Margarefbe Saral1,
Sri. Martba @ullsberg, Sralt 2ouilc
9riidner, ebenlo bie @erren @l1rt
8orit, ein @rlloer bes %beriibn1ten
Spcrniangers 8orib aus Seem Dorf,
SEER 9offma1n, @einrih 20menfelb,
@iuiam M3iiblban, Somes 8riifner,
grnlt SCHUBERT etc. miro idon cine
@arantie elmer gllten 8%oriteQltng ge-
mabrleitet.
Alio 9eutide, ocrialrmt nid)t Sen
10. Sftober.
Der gorberfouf Ser reierpirter
Site begi11nt bellte in @anlen's 9rl1g
Store ul1o 90 oie 9eod}frdge bereits
ei11e lebr itarfe lit, 10 iollte Sober iid
lfneaitenS einen gutcn Nlab iiderlr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Gtanocsbclpnbticin.

Gin @agenpltber er1ter &laile atno
ein @%ogenpl1ber 5%lpeitcr &lolie puben
altf ocm Bab1l6of III 3a6r5e ciltel1
.giicnbabmpagen. gus ser Gaber
5lpeiter &1aiie fertig 81 iein glaltbt,
lagt ct: u6errrtif."
0arnuf Ser 9llber CT liter &laIie:
uMaas ferrrtif2 user fat bier 5lt la
gen ferrrtig? Sd bab bier 5lt iagel1
ferrrtif. @emn 6 lag ferrtif, oonrl
is ferrrtigf. Ierrrtif!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07

Miepc's 2eber-IiIen c%nnpicbIen
iid jcoent. Nrobcn frci. Micpe's
Ipptbefe. gl11s.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
glns sem @eridlt.

Ser shl1lBberidt bon Golling
@orltartg, Observation-Disclosures Ser
Nadlaiienidaft bpn Sames @orlfong,
muroe gel tern our6 slnmalt sSiooc
Geters6crger binterlegt llnb gl1tgebei=
ben.
Cabin .. snpber lit 3l,n Wsalie-
%Derpalter fir Sen o%bmeielrDen @op=
mono 6. SnD0er erl1annt morben.
Ias @elu6 mllroe bon M3abel g1lp=
Der onr6 9lntpolt 81. 8. @be5em ge=
ltclli.
M0miriltrotionsbriefe iinb on So
rig &otlar, Geltomentspoa itreder Ser
gda6laiiealid]aft bon Sam S6ermar1
mlsgeiteat moroen. glnpalt lit Sic.
alff Sttelen.
Non1iniitrotionsbriefe iino an
Charles @llf, 5eitamentsppnitrefc,
Der Nadla1lenihoft bon gli5ubetf
Nlllf, ~aasgelteat moroen. sl1nmalt ii
Senrp $. Sebe11S.
S1t Dem Ian bon Mi11erpa Gon
oaQ gegen bic Chicago, Miltpm,fet
nnb ct. Eal1l &ailtpm Company ii
oltrd) sic Mnapaltc aaltfmann l,nt
0ilis cine amenoirte nr1o il1bItitlt
lrte Eetitio1l unterbreitet morben.
@alter Sparbel al1ger in eil1elr
SAT- 9egen bic $. aprn SEATING Com
ponD, bat blrd) 9l1tlpolt g11brcm g
ebe5enl cine amenoirtc ul1o iubititu
irte 9etition bi1lterlcgen lailen.
aominiitrotipl1s6riefe ii1lo an So
marc Wolbenidarot, Icitamentspoa
l%tredfer Der 91ad1luIicnidnft bon Mar
9arct Wtoloanldarot, ~ausgeitellt NOR
Den. 9lnmllte Ser glngelege1beit linf
4Sascol, NQscal llno Eascal bon De
gSiti.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
9lmbcrc @aitc,

SSn eilrem 5hreiben an sefretar
georppob bat @pllberncur 8Drne bol,
Siio-Gafota bic ginlabu1rg angenom-
n1e,l ltnO iid oltrdal1s NIT ben 3ie-
len Der &onferen5 ioentifi3irt.
Son @ouperneur @lnrfe bon Soma
lief geitern Mben0 bei SefretGr Mor=
MOOD Gin Selegrarnm NIT Ser g,1fiin=
oigu11g ein, oaB Moiutant General
SUP 2ogan 5lm pffi5iel(en 8ertreter
Ioes @ouperne11rs bon Soma bei Ser
&onferen5 yernanht lporoel1 lit. '@o11=
perneur W1ajor bon Miilol1ri fat ge-
ldriebc1, bob Ser Staot Miiiouri bei
Der aonferen5 0ur6 oen @i5e,@o1l-
|Dernellr bertreten leil1 miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
sSa, sic Merpcn!

Sl1 Ser Sbladt bon Ncllpe G6a-
pelle, ais mon gla1r6te, bic Sollc lei
ultf Die groe 9efonnnelt, 10 cit mt
lin1liges aa11oltcngefrade inns @ra-
natfclter berrldte BORT, BORT ein 81
.fi5ier I'M 56iibengraben mittel1 int
,@eorob1e Ser S6ladt folgcn0e @or,
te zines 2alroi ers al leil1en Radbar::
n5ierpnpnl1s, tOu Nabe, blt ibait Mir
mei1 6ett geflallt!" - 3as Set ba-
ben banl1 Die Gngldltoer befonlnlen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Sffisic4c @ertretnna.

8onfpralioe,1t 81. S. 1amion, frii-
iberer 8llnOesabgcoroneter 1,no 8or=
iieer oes 6iinf5e6nerfomites bieier
aonferen5, miro mprgelr glber0 1tad)
Der @ltnoesbalrptItabt abreii e1t, INN
&riegslefretdr @arrilon cine peri0n=
lide Ginlo0nng 5t iiber6ringen u11o
fir eir1e offi5iele gertretlng Ser
9nnoesregierung NrppaganOa gu mo-
Gen.
Senator Sherman BON Sainois,
pelder iid an Scr pa5ifilden aiiite
arf6alt, miro eigens fir 0iele Scott
feren5 nad ben Drei Staoten TOM.
men ui10 al1d] liderlid cine Meoe bal-
ten. Die M1upe lelrbcit ser beibel1
gl1r6esl enatoren bon Soma, Gum.
minis nno &enpon, lit 10 gut mie ge-
1i6ert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07

Saben sie ihon DIS Mil1ion
Wter probirt? @leid nit Dem be1ten
1mpprtirten 9ier ntl6 empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. &od Sslano gretping
20. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
staot nnb Gounp,
9onucrstas, Ben Z, Sitobsr.
alcire @taot=M euigfeiteu.

- @iepc's eeber-Eiaen empfcbIel
fid) jeoem. 4roben frci. Micpe's
apptbefe. Qlns.,,
Irou $. @rcpcslliibl bon geo
is She Hopicpelt", crbielt geiterr
aus Chicago Die Sral,crfln1oe boz
bel1 NbIebcr ibrer SdNpicgcrlnutter
Trau Gcronica @repesl1iibl, melde
I'M Seine ibrer Sodtcr, Iroll Iboro
Gratt, int Mlter bon 81 Sahrel1 o11
geltrigen Mtorgcrl gcitorben lit. Die
Gerltorbclle miro iibcrlebt Don orei
Godtern, Iralt Sbora Gratt bon Gbi=
ca9o, FSrm Gmilie Slider l11lo SSral,=
lem emma @repesmiibl Don groof=
Ign, q. g., lomie elmer sdnpieger=
tod)ter, 6rau $. @repesmiibl bon 1a=
pcnport, flint gnfelfinoern ul1o Ell
ller1 llrcrfelfill0.
- Or. Safer, 3abnar5t, Mbitofer
guiloing. (Mn5.0
Sltrller GDrllt gdDarDt, Der
%iopiale ltno ge~lpilienbaite @oriteber
bes alllblofals pes Iapcnport Il,r=
nerfluhs, ~fcierte geltcrl1 Mbeno inn
&reiie leiner pielen Tl1rnerfrclunoe in
bodlt froblider @eile (feltdtfrDbli=
d)er mare mobl ridtiger) leinen @e=
burtstag. Sllrl1er Gcfbarot lpl1roc
geltern AZ Sabre alt. l1nieren nad=
traglidcn @liidipunid.
Ser @ern1ania 6rouenbunia
hielt aeltern Nadnittag in Micn=
iteOt'S @alle ei1 gl1tbeludte &arten=
lpielu11terbaltlng ob. gs ml1rbe oil
flint Iiiden aelpielt. Greiie erran=
gen Trau Gietbs, 6ral1 2l1etb, fSrall
griflon 6rou Sinrids uno 6rau
Iicdbprlt.
Sic 9ear1ti1mel1 inns 9irefto-
ri111en ser 5teubcn @eieaidaft Der
iammeln it'd o1 6reitag, Sen s. Of
tpber, Modmittags int Seine BON
Irau Mrno Heterien bon 9eo. 1924
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lit erlpiinidt.
6rau a(ru1a 2afrenb bon go.
1112 @elt 4. Strabe feiert am 6el1ti=
gen Gage ibren SO. @eburtstag. Sic
mltroe am Z. Sftpber 1888 in Gins
born in @olltein %geboren llto fam I'M
Septcmber bcs Sabres 1856 iiber
Guebec ms 2anD.
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80. Gelepbon 855. Wn5.)
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Moline, 81, feiert am bel1tigen Sage
loren Ga. 8eburtstag. Sic 1puroe an
z. Sftober 1851 III &lein @nrfen in
3olitein gebnrcn nnb fam i'm Mpril
0es Sabres 1852 iiber Seem Orleans
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07

Mtolinc nno 9ettenoorf - SIT erner,.
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gen, flir Die lllterbaltnag ser @alte
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fen6 al1l1innnt.
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fomnentare 5l1r Golge gebabt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-15
Count Loudo11 Is
Ares ted on a
'Bigany Charge
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York, Oct. 14.-Count Max
Lynar Louden, said to be civil en-
gineer and inventor of military APP
planes, arrested here last night, was
held in $500 bail for examination
Saturday when arranged before Mag
istrate Ten Eyck today. The count
was held on short affidavit charging
suspicion of bigamy.
It was said at the detective bureau
while the nominal charge is bigamy,
the arrest really was made at the re-
quest of the deparement of justice at
Washington. Count Louden previous
to his arrangement denied the charge
and said the only wife he had was the
woman who was with him last night
when the arrest was made He also
denied that he had married Minnie
Wendt, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, or
Mrs. Rose O'Brien, of Albion, N. Y,
two women mentioned in connection
with his arrest.