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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
CONGREGATIONAL.

Morning services next Sunday at
1890 O'Clock conducted by the pas
tor. Subject, $50 Near and Yet so
Far" Evening services at 1880 con-
Quoted by Miss Alma Reiber and
Miss Murray. =
The Sunday services are the first
of emission" conducted by Misses
Reiber and Murray of the North
western Bible School of Minneapolis
in cooperation with the pastor and
associate pastor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
at the post Office at Princeton, MINI.
on September is, 1915: Mrs. CLARA
n. McFarlane, A. R. Anderson,
Miss Amelia Anderson, Miss Clara
Broecker, Mrs. Olof Dahl, Mrs. F.
Lindberg, Mrs. Walter Madison.
Please call for advertised letters.
M. NJ. Briggs, Acting P. NJ.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
Irritable Children Often Need Kickapo'
Worm Killer.

Z There is reason for the disagr re-
able and fretful nature of many chill
dren. Think of the unrest when the
child's body is possessed by tiny
worms sapping it's vitality and clog
ging it's functions. Whatever may be
the cause-"that children have
worms is fact" Your child's pee
vishness and irritability has a cause.
Give Kickapoo Worm Killer a
chance and if worms are there this
humanity harmless remedy will eli
inmate the annoying parasites. 25c.
a box. Adv. .. .+a ..4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
Notice.

Notice.
From and after this date 1 give to
my step.son, Ben Sumson, full time,
and will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by him, nor attempt
to collect any wages due him.
September 9, 1915.
38-3tp Norris Eisenhut.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23

FOR SALE-A bay horse, s years
old, weight 400 pounds; also one
black colt three years old, weight
1,lOO. John South, Princeton, Route
-- 4O-3tp
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
METHODIST.

MEIdODlST.
e. B. Services subjects for Sun
day: Morning, faction Speaks
Louder Than Words;" evening, "a
Poor Wind. That Does Not Blow
Somebody Good" :.
Special music by the choir, under
the leadership of Mrs. Clair Galley
Miss Svarry and Miss Walker,
Organists. Sunday school at IL :35;
Mrs. Guy Ewing, superintendent.
Brotherhood class after the morning
worship. Teachers Training class
every Sunday morning at II: AS. All
young people invited. Epworth
league Sunday evening at o'clock,
Miss Inez Winsor, leader.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 80.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
LOST

LOsT-Between Clarence Taylor's
place and Wheeler school house in
Blue Hill. one pair eye glasses with
Dr.. Frazier's name on the case.
Finder please return to Clarence
Taylor, Zimmerman, MINI. r. 2,
Box 80.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23

FOR SALE-A 25-acre tract one
mile east of the village on the Silver
lake road. Inquire of Herman
TOma, Princeton, Route 4. 36-tfc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.

SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Confirmation class Saturday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock.
Services at Greenbush next Sunday
at 1920 a. NJ.
Sunday school at Princeton at
p. m.
Services at Princeton next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of Zim-
norman will meet with Mrs. Berg
on Thursday. September 80, at 2
O'Clock p. M.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. NJ. Peterson, D. D., Pastor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23

FOR SALE-Eighty-seven acres
OF improved land 21s miles from
Princeton. Cheap if taken at once.
Address Box II, Route l. Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

NURSERY-The best trees and or
namental stock come from the Jewill
nursery Co. W. Griffith, agent,
Princeton, MINI. Will be glad to fill
your orders. 36-4tc.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23

My Holstein bull for service.
Diamond Leaf Stock Farm regis
tered Holstein catte. P. W. Jensen,
Prop. Princeton, MINI. 36-tfc.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eighteen acres of
standing corn. Address Box IL,
Route l, Princeton. 4O-ltp
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-09-23
WANT COLUMN

~ Notices under this head will be Inserted
at one cent per word No advertisement will
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16

SeDer faan iidl bic gSeibnadis-
Gimfa,tfe erIeidtern, iuenn er DieicI.
ben friib5eitrs madJt; er bat bic polle,
srpfe Nnsiuabl Der @aaren nnb bcr-
meioet oas 1ebrGnse Der Ietttn "a.
&c, bas nidJt nnr lebr anbeanem lit,
ionbern aid Die GinfGnfc ipeiemtl,dy
erid)luert. Allein, nidt MIR bas. 3os
friiG5eitige Grideinen Der GnnSen in
ben edSen, iett idon bcsinuenb, 1T
audi cine Grleidternns fir bic Gaai-
lente, Die melr Mnfe babcn sic Daa-
ren IN seisen nno bic GGmfer beiier
mno anfmerfiamer 5n beSienen I'M
Stanbe finb. sHio inadt Cure @eib-
uadts-Ginfanfe 10 balb mic m5slidl
beiite nod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wird nicf)t bcltrdft.
lhlue j0r0aung uOn 0edGrei6 angd(l6 a6Qde6nt.
2laerlei 2nftf6n1pfc.
Sit 9Dbn Grfnd ieines glmteS fltboben
N(cnteneoriner aber Sic Cara
3uritfeetrieben.
Sit SObn 6rfn6 ieines Autts fntboben

|nber mon lebe leber iteilen 9eipegliilg
pom ibrer s5eite nit Der groBteri
Mnbe efltgegen Dns Ilingt alles
ITO iiher ll1b 5ufrieoen, man iil0Ete
|fo5t lagelt eetlliitlid IL bod lit es eitt
poGfonlnlenes girgelt1nOnis Ser
5hndde lt1lo oes WiserfoIees. Ga
ipred)en oieielben gnglatloer, Die 5a
'geginit oes observation-disclosures
lid an Erablereien lnD Slegesge-
|ibrei niht geilltg tim fornten. Som
ltailtinopel mar lAo1 iii ibrel1 San.
ocn Die 2dnbcr Der Eiirfei ipuroell
bereits perteiIt lllto aIs Die @iiIfs-
|aftion fir Serbien begalnt, on red
iilete man idoil aus, mas man oIfes
mon geiterreitb abihneioell tperoe,
INN Elm grofes Serbieit 5ll i1affeii.
lino iebt? eSm iGtnmerliditer Neiie
lit bas icrbiide 1tntcrne6men ocr.
fradt. Die cmgliiden mno frans6ii.
|idJen Srnppen iino nidpt einnaf ba'
|su gefomt1ttn, iid nit benz eigenfii-
dJen Ierbiiden Geere 81 berbinben.
Nie cine sylittiuelle iir6 Bic Secre
Der oenfid]cn |erbiin6etem nnO Ser
gnlaaren iiber bas Gan6 geifr5mt.
Sas ierbiide Seer, bic ierbiide 9ie-
|gierung, oas irrbiIdeS &5nigsbaas
iinb iuegseidauemmt, nnb nnr Ser
iueitsebenben 9efaaigfeit WriedJen-
lanbs baben es 6ie engIilden nno
franSDiiidJen A3iilfstrnpprn sll bar.
fen, 0ak lie nidjt and) in Ser allge-
meinen GataitrDpbe nit iintergegnn-
gen iiuo. go fonnten iie I'D, aui
ariediiden 8eben retten, iu6brenb
bic 0entiden, Gefterreid)er nn6 Nml.
gartl gang Gerbien befeten mn6
|bielleidr bic ipid)tigife Grr,tngenidaf.
|bes sansen Qrieees Sic gerbin-
|bnng Der beibtn GsntraImadte mil
|ibren 6itliden Werbiin6eteu berifell-
ten. So, bns lerbil6e llmternebinell
lit ~ Gn6e, iuie bic en9liIden 9cpe-
ldjen iasen, aber Is bat III einfr iMr
bic GngfdnSer unb Sranspien gauj
iGmnerlidfn Belle seenbet. sic
baben Gin 0iaseo erltbt, ipie nod
tie Snber i'm arieae; jelbif ber bel
siidfJ Jel6sns IGht f1 NIT 6ieiem 1idli
bereItidjen; Senn baniaIs babtn sic
GneIGnber nnO 1ransoitn ia feinen
10 9eluaitigen Npparat il. getritt
|geiett, ME bies Nfal. limb penn
iihre 0epei6en, atariidlts bieier Sat
'fedjr, einen 10 rltbigcn, ieIbitsnfrie-
ocnen Son anldjIaaen, 10 if bas ei-
tel Spiegelfedtcrti; In Mirflidjfcii
iniiiIen iie bieien Miserfpls nnS ihr,
nod ben eiaenen Depeidlen, bpllitGn.
oiaes 9ineinaeorangttuerbtn in bie
Sefemiibe ais einen id)lueren Slid
idlaa empfin6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16
Or. 6eyamer iiber ben Binbeiarid.-
4merifauer.

Stt elmer lnterreoulig, tpelde OF.
Is. S. 6eranrer, Der Nrdfioent oes
t0elitih annerifonil1en gaotional.
|bunoes 8ertreterir bon Tie MaiIl
|uallfee SsoarnnIg itno ,,9be MeiItuan.
fee Jrec BreB~ balo ilnh ieiller 4n-
lfnnft oaIeIbft gep1brtc. bat Iid iiber
|ben Binoeitrih slnerifnner tpie
|folgt, geduBert: Die unperniinftigste
Gisfuiiior lit Die, tpelde fid init bent
ginOeItrid) Mmerifuner bcjAdftiat.
0os bor Dem Ninoeltrih ltebenoe 81.
'gr,1lhnftsmort aeiet MIR an, BON
|luelhenl Nolfe ei1l Maun abltnnnit.
Bir iiilo ale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SD ltnbm friiber an, oaB Der Sfloin-
iler Der eii,5ie edte Amerifarer 1T,
aber 0ie mooerne s5oridung Iiibt
ben geuhipeis 5lr fiibren, oaB er ltr<
ipriirglid, bon aliien fam IS giebt
nihts peroammlingstpiiroigeres, als
Den 8erluf, sfnlienbaB in urlisfs
Volitif 5li rnii9en. Mir nniiilen a1s
barmoniih arbeitell. SD bin mil
lens, in Giatrnht nit irgeno einem
onoeren 9lrnerifnner 81 arbeiten,
gleimniel, peId)er anoeren NaIIe CT
entitain.nt, SoIange CT iiir edjtes
slmerifanertunl ipirft, bin ib ipiIens,
leine Gpnpathie fir oas Sano fei-
mer @orfabren 5n relpeftieren aber
id eripurte BON linn aud, ooB er in
aleid)er @eiie meine Spnlpatf'ie
relpeftiert. Mir perlange.l feline Ne.
giinitiglnlg 9eiitidlanos, aber mas
mir Derlangeil, lit cine ileutrnle, nn-
parteiilde nno eeredte pro-amerifa-
niide 8olitif - slnerifn fir bic
amerifaner llno 0ie eiflsige Or
ludgitng iollte Oie iein, mas gut fir
tins bier lit ino tpos ana befteu bn-
81 oienen fpiro, uniere rationale
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f1au0riiben Sbiibel1gr1ben ipiiroe Ct
leinen Soften mol ausgefiilt baben
@arfbas ltro Senegalneger bafte It
Dielleiht 5lt nod belnerfensiperterenI
Eaten i'm Dienite Der s3iDililation
porDartsgebraht, ols es Sen W}or-
ihalen 5rend uno sSsoffre bergoant
mar. @enn Der berborltedeno1te Gast
rafter5ug an Dem Wfilitdr Githener,
gen er nit Weaingtotl genneinidut
bot tit 0ns, mas man einiqernluEe1,
rihtig MIR NIT oert 8orte .aolt-
idnali5igfeitM be5eidulen fann. gs
III Die bollfonmel1e WIeid)qiiltiqfeii
gegen morali11e @erte, oie He=
Trimming oes eigenel1 Son0els llur
nndl @riinoe;l Der 3pedmGBigfeif.
5eerHibrer oieIes Sdlages fonlnlen
nnr fdtuer In Elm perl511lides Ser.
bdltnls gu ibrell Erlppen. Sic
nlenihlide Ndr1ne, tpie 1ie eftua Elm
Sinoenbnrglder 9lrnreebefebl ottnet;
til et1pas, mas aitdener iuubrShein~
lid nidt peritebt. sSbnl liegt ipeocr
Der Stol5 auf oie 2eiItunaen ser.
Grippe, Die er fiibrt, nod Der
Shmer5 llm Die gerluite, sic lie err
leioet ibn fiimnlerir 11ur bic er5ieltcn
Grgebnilfe;; ipie iie er5ieilt ulr0en,
1T gleidgiiItig- Der olte syoberts.
Der Mbgott Der illoifhen gIrrnee, iuas
IN 0ieien Nunfte DieI oe1ttIfer oiS
aithener,
9iele Abneienbeit allcs menid.
lid @ffiibl iblsm1figef betpd1rt Qitd)e-
ner freilid audi Dor Ser 8eudeIei,
|oie ben gurhidnittscngla Be-
falLf iobaIo Die Dinge 1fid)t 10 qc-
ben, tpie ct irlohtc. aithener bat
Dos @rab oes Dtatb6i 5erit5ren un6
|oie seide ih1noen ldiien, neil er
cas- fir 5tped6ienlid bieIt, Inn benz
|reltgi0ien 6nnatisnrls Der Wsad)oi-
| |ften eiaell Nnf11iipfinfgspunft sls
|nebnler giner observation-disclosures,
IcaB bic Wasregel 5ipedipiorig qeiues
| ic fei lpare er bielleiht 5lgdnqlid,
Igeiuelen; iiber Die fittlidc gntriiltnna
Iiei1tes 2nl1bsmnlll1es Gburd)iIl, Ser
ood) audi an Die gorberbeltinmunq
oes Slt0mns 81 engliidem giger-
| tilm glnnbf, bat er fitber lrlir sic
A1leIn ge5udf aitdener bdIt ben
i n 7sfSrHs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16

g'ne Sspeld)e ans Sonoon neIOct,
a.; ~ ~ =. A.De ~ - rs %'asIIeaq'I@s'l I9 .
ss+sS ~ 4aleI1 Ds j: ameeaasysD1e ~ sss.
:slsass s x,or'altsI 8: sssI'siS 81, Y 1:e!' ,sg
y. x.:;s ssa o,sls so.e eF',a.
=; "a ssx:.' .'.:.'ssa.is,e s. ae'slAlA Ee le'
- "o'y I:sosly s. Datu!s aaar9M usn1 IS aD9eael9l,
- w e'"sa aas'x s osr gte1nnnge''
,,.;;s. : .1oas y - rs. 2. ~ ese5a9egsn,
iiberIaiJen, Sc ipes;eIen orietfids.n ! z
0(rnnb(Ste feitaniteIIen. bis ST. az. u
f<ffsfn6er ttS 1fnterite6pufs herIeAf
f9ten ipIlfe. xlr eiaer Nebeidie ons
fbisn .lvitb efffSrf. So 5fifrrsid,;Id,r
AbmifulitSf ii anfss Gnfld;ieSsnif.
se6em rimt Grffsrstna, 6afl So 81.
fe9isbaber 6es 1tntesierbopte. sluefdicr
- 8
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- 80 
*e~'
| IgeIdDiIen baben.
Bon oeutider Geite iuirb aeuteI=
bet, Der Gegner babe gleruplane uadJ
Derfdiebenen Wesenben i'm @eftrp
lgeidift, oarnnfer aud nad Wiiill=
Beim In 8a6en, uno babe babel bier
9erOplane eirgebiift. Sin BEL Sn
Ganne seitran6eter ensIiid)er Dam
tpfer lei bon beutiden MerupIanen er-
lfclgreid ansesriffen.
Die GngIGn0er meloen, baf ihr:
Qnftidiffe 6es Merpbrpme III 6erbiI-
| n, iuoitnt lie iuol ben JIngpfat nnb
| bic 9nftldiffbnllen mrinen, erfoIg-
| reid beidoiTen battcn,
Mns 2unbun fpmmt Sic iiberra-
ideuOe Wiitteilnng, baf Sir syuJE
Trend, Der bisberiae gefeblsbaber
Der ensIiid)en Gtreitfrafte in Trans-
reid, anf Iein cigenes @erIangen lci-
ines sltutes cntboben nnb Der Wenerai
Sir 0onelqs Guis s1 leinem Rad
fDlger eruaHnf iei. Sir eSpbn syrendj
IiDir6 8efebIsbaber Der glrmee in
1aslano ~ lesor mrt. nno erga!1, gem1nef'
S.as~ sa o..s:sps IL ''Sn =. ,f'as Ds'oan- y.
cumnt" Sir 9OngIas Gaig iDIf Gin
lfebr fiidJtiger Dffi5ier iein. Die Gut.
Ifernung oesSir sSphn syrend1 bonn 80.
rrS M nsIr;ss | oeI4a.m.. ga1.'"snp'e1.aus' NV
ocr ~ !, 6.hs,.t,. "s j. ,rsfsss,. sfs - - ea' ~
s."o vsS.a'A'l.ie" Ssy1 .aP " u's
,~f.h.,s - ', wsh Nh IN 's:I.Ass Sg q, Z ~, ~,
e. o@''S.". az. ssH9e" 'D'.1 p'e!st soe@'s'
I" ~ s''a.4aDs aa'9 'uD. Hsa''s'
v'ne Sepelge aus Utrltn inelott,
Inp'uslfladl l..a oon HlepiJe lelen oit
tonfene9rtner noer oen sara &C.
'essa @
SSa @ culDuMensa lo'1o mls
~ ~" sas sa.4''ssa ~ uag,aaalsseI sss.en 9emes'
r.-sk ~. o'k Das .n11s'ae syener 30, ose
s,M cssnpe gs5DangsH as!yI pa9e, sQre S9i!1f.
rs sU.''L ese tnlr,!asA r s1eAnH9en PCT
81. ssn1 y .assa seIagouea. p,s Sasud5H5legsA'
~: s:' Z: rs4. aaosa Hs psaesM na W. yau''
q. So 60. y.. 'a.ssiA"0sn'
1.e ssan sena'sxr msIoeu o ans oer es.
w. s: osn n ~ - a.atu, esk te pspf
" 8. xunsHenAug Der be1noe per'
asgssAaI gg lsao;
Iea slvRe otlt!'@e Sampier nltfe-
q ~ y petlenI! moreen. Dse Manit.
IolaIa DHroe DIS anT 5lpes ettntieH
Sets.. tna =.
~ SS~D0ner Hnn nno nIuAy veasl laDa,
- '.ssa Suv,oaJ 1H1enle arnppen
! ~ ~ SaaDn'ls: Nag zen 5aDlo'en
ss.pAngeH ~ Aoer Srhppenlanonngtii
.yatt asn Me'he", 0'e oaW 'uare
s4ss sasfsa' :
Otc S0noeHer Morning yoli4
oepanpfsf per bnlgarttdJe 9einnbfc
= afgen Daee erflarf, DE stabte
.s'eeslell NM SOtran I'm lHoitd)en
Sero9en nnrOen npn ben Inlgaren
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Der 9ritfcllf.

.slber, mein 8err, lparlun bette
ben Ste oenu 10 barttladia oarailf,
mid 8l begIeiten r.
Tim Sic Dor llnberufencit 3u,
oringlihfeiten su idlitert"
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Or. 5. $. Habne, 3abnarst, lit nodl
603 graop-@eb1iioe unaae5oeen. gess.
grodett 52f7.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16

geites Gel inlo @o{oIin crb1lt
man bon Der sIimp Oil Co., 400
Gltgonmerce Str. Neues gef 9ra-
uis 1852.
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Surge lleberii(f)t.


Die Antiuurtncte Gciterreid)s
lit In benz nglnrpnd" Sale
lit itnferm HDtfdafter IN Nien
iibergeben. Die 5iftrreidiidje
Regier1ng Iebnt anldeinemb
'nnfer @eridngen, 6as yprge6em
bes llnftrieebpof 6omman-
1knrs nidt gut sn beiFen ,inb
BIN Nlaan ~ bsitrafen, al.
Sir Jobn Jreud 1T abse-
/ Ittt, ST 0Onslais Saie ipiro
fem 9iadfoIser.
Die Naontencsriner luer6em
iber bic Cara setricben.
Die Siirfen iinb bel Gnt-Gl-
Nmara biS an bic GaMptiteIluua
Der GwBIdnbtr bsranae6r,tn.
gen.
sym @eiten 1aben beftioe
9nfff6mpfe itattssfnnSen.
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Mer iein 9ers oem Gbrgeia
offnet, perihlieBt es Der Mube.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-30
THE PUBLIC FORUM
CHARITY OF TEACHERS. =


which teachers spend the munifcent
wages paid them, while this is not
compulsory, of course, l doubt if
there is a class of people who give
more to charity according to their
means than school teachers.
There are few teachers indeed
that give nothing. In the poorer dis
tricts they simply must give largely.
How can they help it when they
know their children, some of them,
are suffering for food and clothing?
Let me retail some instances:
One teacher, a Miss R, who
died this last summer, one entire
year provided a substantial lunch for
a boy in her room. 1t was the only
decent meal he had, and by its aid
he managed to do his work and make
his grade. This was only a drop in
the bucket of the things this teacher
did, and there are many like her.
One of the teachers killed in the
Iroquois fire left aged grandparents
who were entirely dependent on her
support They had sacrificed all they
had to prepare her for teaching so
she could make the living for them
all, and that was her first year of
teaching. Her one extravaganza
was to be the cheapest seat she could
get for the holiday performance.
Well, the teachers of her school
made no fuss about it, but every
month each one paid a certain sum
and it was given to the old people to
pay their way. AS the fire that took
away their support was the fault of
our city it would seem as if the city
should have cared for them, but it did
not. After many months had gone
by one of the teachers succeeded in
interesting Sir Thomas Upton in the
old people (they were English) and |
he took them over to his own pen
sion list and relieved the teachers.
in, ha <0fi
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the teachers were keeping TAP on inc
pupils who were not properly nour-
ished. Before the holidays came
there were so many whose parents
were out of work that the job became
too big for the teachers alone and
here is what was done:
There was large fiat building in
the neighborhood. The building was
canVassed and all its tenants were
asked to save every scrap of edible
food that came from their tables. All
were willing to do it, and, of course,
many gave more than the scraps.
Every morning for that entire win
ter certain teacher carried a big
bundle to school with her from this
building. She managed to fill up her
children that needed filling most,
without hurting their feelings or
making them ridiculous before the
other children, and if there was too
much for her room she either sent it
home by the poorest children or
shared it with other rooms.
The Starving poor" grew to be
the greatest interest of that winter,
and as these families and their inter
ested friends gave good warm clothes
as well there was something done be-
sides feeding them.
Any one knows that hungry and
ill-nourished children cannot imbibe
much book learning, and know per-
sonally there are many, many teach
ers who shoulder the burden of get
ting their pupils in a condition to i'm
bibe knowledge. They never make
any ado about it, but simply go
ahead in the most matter-of-fact
way, even if it does make serious in
roads in their salaries.
Another thing teachers do in the
poor districts is to get jobs for pupils
who need them. This takes at least
time and carfare, and sometimes "a.
presentable suit for the boy or girl
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Sheriff Sale-No. 1850.
Lewis b. JENKINS
We
S. D. Hart.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ OF seizure and sale issued out
of the 26th Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, in and for Washington,
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed. | will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June 26, 1915.
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-W't
50 acres of land. being the same
Iands acquired by S. D. Hart Of Bah
ington Bros. Ltd, and by them Of D.
E. Bateman e. Co., less the south halt
of said track released from mortgage
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisemenJ.
This 18th of day May 1915.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff. ,
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Sheriff Sale. No. 2639.
Union Bank
VS..
A. G.. Williams.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order CT seizure and sale issued
out of the 26th Judicial District Court
of La, in and for Washington Parish,
in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday, June ), 1915
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
First-About eight-tenths OF an
acre of land in the John Bic khan nd.
No. 4G, Township 2 south range lo
east, St. Helena MERIDIAN, described
as beginning at the north west cor
ner of certain parcees land former
ly owned by T. c. Dyson dad acquir-
ed by him from Thomas NJ Bablns'
ton, as per title Of record in Convey
auce book No. 2, thence south o90,
west . chains. thence south 20, east
4 chains. thence north S90, east .
chains thence porth -, west
CHAINS, to the point of beginning
Second about eight-teaths OF an
acre of land in the Jonn Bickham 10.
No. 49, township 2, south range ~
east, described as beginning at STAKE
north 10. west chains from the
soutbeast corner of the lands decided
by Darlington Bros. to 7. NJ baolhg-
ton, July IA, 1897, as per title OF rec
ord in conveyance book [, page zoo
and run south 690, west chalns'
thence south -. east 4chalns' 1hehce
north s9@, east chains, thence north
10 west 4 chains to point OF Deglh-
ming: also strip of land l. feet s~'oe
an the east side of the above descriD-
ed land, beginning at the northeast
co,ner Of said land and run equal
width 2 Of the distance of said property
Third Lots Nos. 4,square No. 3ol
in the Town Of FrankIinton, as per
n,ot Of said town on file in the Clerk s
office. being same land acquired oy
mo from Delos r. Sohnson, as per
,,,Ie Of record in Conveyance book
10. IL, page a.
Terms of sale-Cash without beneh
Thjs 9th day of April, 1918
r. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Sheriff Sale.-NO. 1896.
Fl, r. COttam & Go.
vs..
John w Mason.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of writ of tieri facias, issued
out of the 26th Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for Washington
parish, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June 5, 1915
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
The following described property, to-
wit:
115 acres of land more or less in
the William Poole Headlight Number
40, township 4, South. Range l3 East,
bounded on the east by Pearl River,
on the north by lands of w. E. Will
liams, on the south by M. A. Bailey,
and Pearl River, and on the west by
homestead of j. w. Mason and as sur
veyed by TIE. Pigott, Parish Surveyor,
and being part Of the same land ac-
CURED by j. W. Mason from j. Q.
Knight on Feb. II, 1898 as per title in
Conveyance Book No. 2, Page 1888 OF
the Official records of Washington
Parish, La.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisement.
This 10Th day of April, 1915.
r. J. Simmons, Sheriff.