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St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

We are authorized to announce
HERMAN SCHULTZ
as candidate for Day Marshal, in
the town election to be held in June,
1915.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
SPLENDID FOR RHEUMATISM.

II think Chamberlain's Liniment
is just splendid for rheumatism, !"
writes Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N.
7. ut has been used by myself and
other members of my family and has
always given the best of satisfac-
tion.'' The quick relief from pain
which Chamberlain's Linn af-
fords is alone worth many times the
cost. Obtainable everywhere.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
FOR NIGHT MARSHAL,

We are authorized to announce
G.. NJ. LLOYD
as candidate for Night Marshal, in
the town election to be held in June,
1915.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
PAROCHIAL CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF..


FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce
A. ]. PLANCHE
as a candidate for sheriff of st. Tam
many parish, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary
FOR PARISH ASSESSOR.
!. We are authorized to announce
A. d. CRAWFORD
as candidate for Assessor of St.
Tammany parish, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic primary.
FOR CORONER.
We are authorized to announce
DR.. J. F. POLK
for the Office of Coroner of St. Tam
many parish, subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce
DIR. L. C.. HEINTZ
for the Office of Coroner of st. Tam
many parish, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary.
. We are authorized to announce
DIR. II. D. BULLOCK
for the Office of Coroner of st. Tam
many parish, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
MATTRESSMAKER AND UP.
HOISTERER
]. NJ. WILLIAMS.
lOx 6O7 500 Florida Stree
COvington, L..

WANTED-To purchase horse sur
rey and harness. Apply Nelson, 23d
and Harrison. m1-3ts
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

FOR sALE-Gentle pacing horse.
Apply Tom Cahill, Abita Springs,
La. m9-2t
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

Orders for Bollwitt's Barred Rock
eggs can be left at L. A. Perreand's j,
FitxSimons' Grocery, JAS. Connaught-
on's or Planche's Butcher shop.
Eggs now Is for 81. IS for 100.
ap1O
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REM

From a small beginning the sal.
and use Of this remedy has extended
to all parts Of the United States ana
to many foreign countries. When you
have need Of such a medicine give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy trial
and You will understand why it has
become so popular for coughs, colds
and Group. Ottainable everywhere.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

FOR sALE-Fine, fat, 3-months
old pigs, at 'Woodlawn," on Mande-
vile road. Mrs. E. A. Graf.
= m15-1t
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

FOR SALE, CHEAP good farm
horse, good drag harrow, 1-horse
wagon. 100-gallop hot water tank;
1 2-inch force pump, secondhand
Fisher piano, secondhand New Roy
al Sewing machine, / Smith Premier
typewriter. Write or call at Bour-,
Eeois' Furniture Store. .Covington,
La. f37tf
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

passengers.
There were hundreds of inquiries
the safety Of Alfred 6.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

as a candidate for sheriff of st. Tam
many parish, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15
We are authorized to announce

for the Office of Coroner of st. Tam
many parish, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

IOW MRS. HARROD GOT RID OF
HER STOMACH TROUBLE.
'' l suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything l
ever heard of, but the only relief
Igot was temporary until last spring
l saw Chamberlain Tablets adver-
tised and procured bottle of them
at our drug store. / got immediate
relief from that dreadful heaviness
after eating, and from pain in the
stomach" writes Mrs. Linda Harrod
Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable every
where.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Meets. nrst and third Wednesdays
Of oach month in Knights Of CQlum-
bus Hall. Covington. L..
]. L. SMITH, G. K. Na
c. G. KORNFELD. Recorder.
q. A. o. D.
Rogue Falaya Grove No. Fl.
Meets on the frst Saturday and
third Friday Of each month, At 1880
,. m, in Masonic Hall, Covington,
B. FoNrAN, JR.. Noble Arcn.
r. B, MARS0LIN. Sec.
MASONIC LODGE NO. 1ss
+. y A. N.
Meets every second and fourth
Tuesdays at 1880 p. N.
e. g. DAVIS, W. NJ.
H. M. HARRIS, Secty.
FOR sERvICE-Registe man.
moth Kentucky Jack, Fairbanks w.
no. 6o34. Terms: $500 down and
$500 when foal comes. e. Brunei,
at Planche Z Perbos' saloon. Coving-
ington, La. au1O-6mo
FOR SERVICE-Regist Ken
y tucky Jack, Champion" No. 4-164.
Weight $50 pounds; height lax
hands. Call and see him at Wallace
n. Poole, Covington, La. au22-6m
FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. Apply 217 Vermont
street. n7-tf
White Rock Eggs, $3.50 for set
ting Of Is. $500 per hundred.
Winners at three parish fair in 1914.
Futurity cockerel at New Orleans
Poultry Show, 1918. At lockwood
Farm. Leave orders at FitzSimona
Grocery or write to Jos. Schnyder,
Covington, La.
FOR SALE-The lots where the
old Cantrelle Hall stood. Cheap.
, Covington Bank & Trust Company.
feb2O-tf
FOR RENT-Two of the best To-
eated ofhces in the town Of Covlng-
ton. Well lighted, we'll ventilated.
Covington Bank & Trust Company.
feb2O-tf
FOR SALE-Thomas Motor Truck
IN good condition, model OF 1908.
Price $500. A bargain for some one
who wants q good machine cheap.
Retiring from business, cause Of sale.
Apply r. Clancy. r. O. Box CAT, Sill
/. deli. La. f20-tf
EGGS FOR sALE-Indian Run
ner duck eggs, 81 per, setting Of Is.
Potteds Boston ferns, 2sfor Csc. Mrs.
@. NJ. Birch, TO Lee Road.
ap10-tf
FOR SALE-Young pigs: ordi-
nary, $1.35: Poland-Berkshire. 81.
or will exchange for eggs. DR.. w.
L. Stevenson, Claiborne. f27-tf
FOR SALE, CHEAP good farm
horse, good drag harrow, l 1-horse
wagon, 10O-gallon hot water tank;
2-inch force pump, secondhand
Fisher piano, secondhand New Roy
al Sewing machine, / Smith Premier
! typewriter. Write or call at Bour-
Eeois' Furniture Store. .Covington,
La. f17tf
FOR SALE-Fine, fat, 3-months
old pigs, at "Woodlawn," on Mande-
Vile road. Mrs. E. A. Graf.
m15-1t
Orders for Bollwitt's Barred Rock
eggs can be left at L. A. Perreand's,
TitxSimons' Grocery, JAS. Connaught-
on's or Planche's Butcher shop.
Eggs now Is for 81. IS for 100.
ap10
MATTRES6NdAKER AND UP.
HOLSTERER
j. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Box 6O7 500 Florida Street
C0vington, L..
WANTED-To purchase horse sur
rey and harness. Apply Nelson, 23d
and Harrison. m1-3ts
FOR SALE-Gentle pacing horse.
Apply Tom Cahill, Abita Springs,
La. m9-2t
STRAYnD-Fr0m the Poitevent &
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-05-15

as candidate for Assessor of St.
Tammany parish, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic primary.
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ca lqlVOT REFUSE SHIP
"A Alsl EE2TCAN REGISTRY
man warship. The Sacramento was
interned without protest from the
United States and her crew detained
In Valparaiso.
Another Ship Arranged For.

Another Ship arranged For.
LONDON, Janf 2a.-The foreign
Office has received no adyiees except
press dispatches concerning the pro-
posed sailing OF the Dacia, the form
er Hamburg-American vessel now
under the American flag, which will
attempt to take cargo OF cotton to
Germany. The announcement that
she would sail from Galveston. not
withstanding the intention of the
British authorities to seize her, Great
led no surprise here. 1t is felt the
wide publicity given her prospective
seizure had discounted any stir which
might otherwise have been created by
the incident.
Arrangements already have been
completed for use OF another. ship TO
which the Dacia's cargo will oe trans
ferred at some English port. 1t gen.
orally is believed no effort will be
made to stop the vessel until she ap-
proaches English waters. The sug-
gestion that she might make the trip
from Galveston to Norfolk within the
three-mile limit to avoid capture is
regarded as ridiculous by English Of
lcfals. They consider that much of
the publicity concerning the Dacia Is
inspired for. political effect. 8
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Iss4fBy associated rfcss.)

4 NEW YORK, Jan. SO. Government
pwnefshlp and operation Of the rail
roads in the United States are inevi-
lsble. in the opinion OF Representa-
tive James ". Bryan, OF Washington.
gho spoke on this topic at the Re-
Publican Club hero today.
MONOPOLY Of railway Transports
fipn Ii 1i1eeltRb1e and necessary" the
song efssnAIt deserted s,ths attempt to
Eeep the railways apart and compel
Them to light each other is absurd
and sFastefli. HafrlTnan did q great
kerrfee tor the people itN going as tar
ie ile did toward Merchandising the
railway aSBte5ns ! but 4 government
which cnSte 81 600 se06 900 : year feels
re tRenikness ia tho preaence OF an
inteFnhl eprD6Sa tlons E III til inucf tns
der fesent systetns. be neneesd 81 4
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Government OlE'1ae
4, of RailrO0 ads I1acUit 1lg

few men. Such powers ada d "a itself
other great interests and leafe "a M
aristdcfaSy OF wealth ii sehich i KSsk
dozen men become more iinffefkIf
than kings. q II.
THE big transpo oreAtf1H esitna IL
the United States has BecoSte kcS hiH
TO live under the peoples rnfp0re@
ton. known as the Unit tSd States 81
iAfntriea. The stockheid ARe eg siil6
cofnpany inevitably win feHhSlhgiS skaf
the supremacy OF the eox6fhsa 81 5 IS
challenged by this power. Ths re 81
,its d fight to the finish bel eesk lhe tkyg6
instituticn5 Either the iefla crkcS ae
the People nr the afisioH Hfacf 81
railroad cofD6rnttNns fiakt flli
Htn3 3aif1tn y. xoak k1su rlal ls1,,nFi az
the st. Louis and Sea lsea 40
rnad declared Il D, els 81, ,io eIi tT
who owRsd tnS "a !. rs
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SEN S IL All.
Gus re siiI s;lIsl
E:s S
y. II 4 4


a 4 ~ kf Z q
~ ~ z
tss a1llse<'EE 'n eEasnse lale Qaay
FeAched snsl nen or the ship
puFchaae biz end adopted q feeosas
si9n i'm SING IS 8 Eaftg n1easnre THREE
Desnpcsth voted ageiiss bat later
seeH linnsiiieors ~
BIN as 4sitd 81 pfe,Ioas caucus
es oIsel Tie rrlprltal sllf-
fsn- -dtcee pk otfuap,i 1850 bA Senator
kk1x6 ltills nlegstient to pr0yide
that Tho s9F2 kfslent. AEteE nf14
tIon ntsihhI NnEid cond tspns
sslcsIfs sa ships 70 rfi-
gata rlg fFrfiz lnstsai o. oHef ling
t1eln {Ss1rsh 4 Eovern natis ennfFol5
led e6si Ia., ,Eaa eslaShd dpScns yges
u nf0lo se0 de.Jes
KEN ann iousi ed Ter
the that tSinrthifds pf she
S1yeniel BAD v4se6 tor the rsssIa.
tsp71 X II tlst tigi d rarfE N g a.
safs ,afh0sfAss h0megaf.
ssf6 net ksseEt whom that ntf ION
Z - ~. q. 3 800.
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Reorganiz 0sa Plans
Given Fe lApprsyal
tBy a 5J,iaisii ',iiiSIi Psess. 8. 3 s! :,

NEW YORK. Ian q esss sedaraI ap-
,royal. was civ, today 10 plans for
,eorganization the keiiea dry goods
corporation of le H. b. CIsilin Com
5any. The asI Hts are se5d 20 sha
dercantile Sto = leEapratiun and
he H. B. Clad Cor ften uader
serms by whicf lnan- esentinE crediz
,ors get ,29. per 3ent of their d epbr0e-
I'd claims and HHeh ting rfeGi it1rs 1G
Der cent In cas- Iand the rest ii notes
20 aranteed by kha Iarcanftie Stpreh
corporation. e0tei elaine fllad
cached over 8 loco 900 ssid the court
Jet the liquida ia value qt hnSesE nE
sbout Sl3,
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yFASFfINHT9t Ian. 2s General
AWARD ohfaeon kas snefne6 overt
tiges from Gen4fal zzthllo QutfefFes
tS tofn & in1epesient movement
aaainsk both eaeFansA and the :Viisa4
zaptG coalition. ana Will Feiaaff so9ai
to Cafransa eeco1dEnG & 10 sfl Sts4
noun esinent tonight ~ tie affAnxa
aeency here
esAl Obfog06 dated PraAi0 Wes made
asiiic by the aee1Sy
4k1ehy AL versions ,,f tie fsp0st
fh&t / hays s1tned E1lticSSee As ~
IVA - I have fs1a ilonoF 70 fnssn = part
81 Is Son is 4 t6nflias sflne " efkl,s
~ "a 1t Yehil6tiatso CaffaK.
~ oGaef&l6 Gut tiefrE4 1kfkl le6; 8etse.
sids Bihneo 4ss c.lss. Ean ESsa
lSis, san ave iniiSet1f s cana !
stshsk wis 4,sif have A
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sin,,aIly dropbSsg bombs behind It's
hostile lines : s
Dunkirk has been sifnaled cut ter
81; ioubTi1sa le-
chnEe II d belle Rea = Il Id being lissaI
bx the Bfitieii as a base of surpiiebI
krolp England, h ila Oetehd, HfhRes 3
md ze4bfngEe aro receiving tt tsfi y
Ten from the a lilies. There Is rs
cpniirination from osicial sauross 81
the reported visit az the Aliies. 1if
men 70 Essen and DusaaIanrs szs..4
Ii the; " eek. 81
reragrk&hls situation has arlssn|
-, I,5ieI.a Russian troops tiofth Of
the iofRaf yistula are noH 50 miles
tarfheE Wsst than the Germans III tiie
diraction ot Wa rsa " I 80 that d sue !
ceHskssi 4ossIne gf she Sissnls would
niAes tank aftack slg either array
BILE The Germans are keefiik'
Careful guard over 4 possibis pasetGl 8
iof the river above Plocl; eyidensit|
Tor THIS reaspn, bat tho Russian d
Jeelisse arpeara Is ilb to the n0fsiI
rather than 10 the south. on tl,f
whole hotseyef. tllos ], ,tfatr0. Ger11iins .
Tor Splitichl oIs must iiithfi'
thor attention to the auntii65S,
where the Russians are nfeasi,S,}
through tIle nsoantailis fowasll
Tfanaylvatlih. si
rlin to- 5suEsIati stafsmenkAI
stfols fian forces sifeadR Isl "a
ke4n pncotl lnteFes: and there rs q I'D
sesf sp7 The RusBfa fans are .es petIfl
ed to meet eefif opposition bsf0ftI
long atte s Ia ffont pf sPsirl
saw = aye - Spven less frequent and
apphf lfke not being pushed Hisil
the eF1ni nation - DreffssisiTI
~ the Cagpa zas the armies ergI
;3aoHb10no
There are repo kta 81 4 peace move
mems sa Hungary
i5isna tcheg nom Rome say fffksss
hundren peace na6etfnHn sshicii ~sfi'
axfSktd ftis SunlSy harS been p4kjI
5ibifed ElFIe annt IlSf feooff y ff6ift.
The same source i seclaa6s tie resieii ~
Ton bf The Aastglel rres.ilafs Eolifsa
Karl sfnerf IliS 4 Il axpodtesl aS,d flln1
ne Sisl f5 lbg hiienee ene ca tx Herr 9ti,
lgisinSki the Atistsa Il I'll flsil mn, .1l
ter OE Nsia1s
ArebdnAa caflss ls4nci ana ar
on BuElan sle e 51klfRf'SI
mia ,ats e ok fel'eizn s q telfr. IL ~
b1dll4 4nsksets ili2I s 10 ies s. al K 8.
tliesenai0ll as3oag the GssIais stiles.
l..it tltis ~ rot sofiQdnlF e6hhiiiS Sfs'tS s
IA Eiaffi s. nSse eyer pes ee =.
keine eisfefe..l iaied Isf n i 4 iI'> llf:6
IS bet IN ftfhnS an tsi 4
[ntszanct flfte OK plss ~ wees M
tisllp md f,s'bnt 1ssjstlin ilssdfc = b s
- 81 zg Rsli u Ser Is. srli 4 Il, 7i.S
the eAisas res ins Ai,u i,
y & s epiA ers csng u
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.TAAW'S FRIENDS
. SAY Farewell.
THOUSANDS CHEER HIS AR
RIVAL AT STATION I'm
BOSTON
POLICE FAIL. TO
MAINTAIN ORDER
Ne~ Hampshire surTenders Him
to New York Authorities a.
Fugative From Justice.
@y Aa.osiaisd . Pfs,a.l.

BOSTON, Jan. Cheering thouB-
ands met Harry X. 'rhaw at the North
Terminal stattpn bhre liskr today
Whap. the slayer OF STAFFORD White
arrived from Concord. N, H, where
earlier In the day he had beeh sur-g
rendered to the New York authcri.
ties as fugitive from Justice.
The train on witch ThaW was ~
passenger rolled into the station at
an hour when tens OF thousands OK
commuters were hurrying home.
An extra detail OF police failed TO
maintain order and the crowd fairly
swept the efficere off their feet, ThRw
WAS hustled through the Atlrging,
cheering mob to a taxi which took
him to a hotel. William TfayeSS ice
rome, special deputy attorney general
of New Yosk, In charke or ths ar
rangements, decides 10 remnin In
Boston unit q. M, leaving ON u
train arrsyEAE ID Now York at "a :D6
O'clock tuidorrpw fnornlng AaR.
made mo att4nsps 20 conceal his dia-s
appointuse lent oyer the delay and some
lipf his friends sd atef tslfk he
arrived ia New York Sunday s would
be- more diiiicHIt Tor HIM 20 make An-
lspiscation for hail.
I,
sssi -. :A 9s'.'
ersa sstnss 2 ]. 4:
weiis sssss
nus e J, e
nav HhS atAsl'gsI ~. s. y. 2 ~. IN
Jerome and Franklin Kennedy, dep
made tiis ffip' In another ,,llre cf tbs
same car. but there was as sign gpf
reeognition between TkRw and the
| two prosecutors
Sheriff Holman "A. Drew, dgS Berlin,
and policeman clark D. Stevens. 81
concord. who have beBfi Thesgsa Ghs.5
fodiann during his 16 months isoiorfss
| In New Hampshire, rode With * the:
prisoner from Concord 10 hanchea-
ter INST before ina former guard
iana left 80 train Thaw Showed greas
seeiinr oyers the parting. 4
a smnS crowd gatherod IT the Afdn-
chestar atatioIi to wave tIsEif fafe-
weiia other little bands az ayrapa-
| ltbizers wers on hand sat other sta
lions. ~ IS. ss
yf1,tta ~, fhn train TshnW Htnvo out
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Orders a Special
Term of Cossrt

Special to Tho IntelIieuncor.
!. COLUMBIA. Jan. 23.-Chief Justice
Gary tonight ordered special term
of the court of general sessions for
Greenwood County to begin on the
tsecopd Tuesday in February. The
term was ordered e. the request OF
Solicitor Pa A. Cooper.
& 1t iB understood that the Greenwood
,ail Is full OF prisoners, "a.
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COTTON LADEN DAcIA
BoUtyE TO GO BEFORE:
BRITISH PRIZE COURT
U. S. POWERLESS
TO AVOID ISSUE
Great Britaia Has Right to Test
Genuinsness of Change in the
Registry.
(By Associated rrrs,.,-

3. 7.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.- Adminis-
tratfon oft,ciais hs,;aye ,ha co,,o,
sh,. ,,soi. ,,,,,.r Is.ss sss., !,
snip pacia sooner or later is bound
70 80 petore e. british prize court Il
she undertakes the voyage from. Gal
!. weston, Ter. I'D iRdttardaSn wa Sttnr-
: 80 -. = : ~ ~ ny .ousAy sneg
Inc state aeparf 1ent was present
eu WIN eylasncs tnas tne Dacia, q
{ Ger, elIian-o@ned an steamship. naa peen
soiu 70 an .AIneIlcan ana uhaer tne
,,lt law mere was no power 10 FeLusc
,.er A'isTicatl AN registIy.s Inat sSreht 1
;.,, DIitaih ms Eght 20 test tne gen
au'neness uh tne onArse IN reglnstfy =
sens.aily aohlttea hna the proper :,
InoIHy 70 pass on tne question Is .
H-.usn prlze court.
Apparentiy the nuy,asI OF proof is
On tne purcheser IN view, OF tne iact
lnas tne yeshei was aSouSht from q
{ esteIinan German company ny a ~ erman -Amer-
lean can !, anu y CARVING cargo Destined
Tor Germany. It's pointed out that
snes unltea states govefanient Is not
oouha 20 saccepl ineS nndings or e
ptllse icsaTt anu " tley kapp pear To- De
N c0niiict with the iaek and evidences
the case may ne treated diplomaticai-
tysatIer g, ~ collEf nes ruled
lle.. ne case eL5 ~ q zooaslhden steam
! er sNiineillinn, sys issf has cleared
1 / from ron New York Tor ermany y at
!. Sraetin taQTe lafer 3 th e stats de-
pArtilns thal g OF 6 the Aaatas
t.noagh slis :tae xpprters OF the ships
Zooa cargo appear CONFIDENT neither
,ls ina snip nor the 1000 can ne detained
eys tne, hFltisn, tneir confidence is mol
) ssilarea sDy an oinclais mere. Whhe ~
- true tnat lne Hressn government
,nas ln1icatsd an intention OF living up
! 20 Lord Sailsnury's declaration In re-.
gara to the exemption from seizure @
sooa .cafgoes destinea Tor the =. clyls
populatiaon pa OF. neligerens countries; ~
I ~ polntea out tnat reseryations Were
MAGE. AZ Is NOT clearly iindicated 1ust:
+ wIias these reserve powers are. but i
las peen suggested that the British
usllgnt hoid tnere are no male civil
mans IN Germany because all are ell
gsipls 70 militaryS service. {
ih sta5e aepaart5menl deciines W
maxi pubic It's action IN the case oi,
the steamer Farm. ordered either q
: : s..tlern OF 20 ieaye san Juan. Porte
hico, It is regarded ~ unnentral fol
inc aepastment even 70 ADMIT that
3 5sslcn an order mas peen issned. Brit.
fGh erftfeerg are knnr-yl r., he mn ffte
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fRv "a .is 3 -

BALTINoRE 4aus q Joseph
Willard, SO yea eia pefho1al
.Fiend OF Abra lh lincoln ana foFe,
nan Of the ju Tint on3t cte 41t4
,erson Davis ot sre son. VIZ married
iere today to u s se Secsl
IS years old mar m esa sls ac-
,Ofdanoe with EseifS the Ss0s,s
slrst wife expi inst hefoes her
ieath fIa year f5o :
5 Niliard and tb lfHf ife lsSefI ttIs
gether So years )
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can Line. lie loaded her with cotton
at Galveston. The state department,
having sounded the British goyern-
menf, has resolved an answer that
tile ship Is stiil considered liermRn.
That means when she sails from Gal.
yeston on her way to Rotterdam she
WIN be seized and eonflscated, Just ss
oil German vessels have been driven
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tBy a 1sla.aa EIs.s.l

J DOUGLAS. Ssp eenl
indians capture Nac6zar. scslvFa; BY
.rawling down tbs mo cpnlalnsid DO on
sheir stomache pnehtnB their biasl-
ket rolls beford theflf as bEea EfWOrirss
according to al tyale from the seutlt
today. The tow was taken from the
Sarranza garrt % Gee1aEs ss
The falui5 as7sSassi 81 sFsl cI1zeng.
One had been Bend witt 4 Be, the
other with a h "a grenade.
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and ,s9siiy i
gtenf
when the war st1l b I,
ain iiiissS ii.seit iIffSi55ii i
ships esuid ns d
Anles sIctl. lWfie
the iliali seas, 3
lIr. RrelsHnf eIs
the la..lI fEohs Iae
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f6rSe y. n am. sgfil D l,lfta q .s
!1l1sA,e K Ia IS d
=. : - ttcs, e q " Q. 5 d 8 -
ton frandu7eua we're made ny Irfalill (
HoesE; }anocrkti oppohenk.
before gIienit oyamissie iepefB n 4
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from the seas by the British fleets.
Ine administration Mt Washington IA
said to have determined tlat the yes-
sci shall be considered American.
Mr.. BreitIng Ii repoFttdI TO have
ordered Iert0 saii regardless OF the
British government. Tint VIII force
the issue directly, and may mean
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ScoNIINUEp oE pAtlI1 IllII.,
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