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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-16
aas Sreunbidaft fir Gnsfamb.

als bic Glliirten ibre Qaleibe in
bieiem 2auoe unter6ra9ter, protes
ttrte Die beutid@umerifanif6e prcHe
busegen. sic bob berpor, bab Die Der.
5taaten ibr @eIb 3uIammsn6olteu
maiIen fir ben 3eitpuntt, mann bic
9ei6dfte ii9 ipieber bsben unb odb es
ni6t unbebentiih fei, bic fliihiscn
Geloer unierer gtation in pdpicrea Der
gaiirten feitsuIeeen, bic aler @Ors
dusfi9t 8ufoIse ni9t in Sabreu fliiNis
gemaht fperben tonrten. Der ebur
Der 4robriten anttpprtste barauf III
ben Borten WiIfOns, bag aaHbesDsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-16

Iisbs fi9 NIT mGbisen Soften unb obns
slnipenbung BON DisnItspans erBie=
len, aber bas ipiirbe niht Dem 3ipsds
bieHen, benDieienis en- Dor sluesn bas
ben, pel6e bas Riiitunssfieber an
feuern. Wenn mir cine itarte 5lotte
baben, 1T unier 9unb poIlauf gefhiiBt,
esnn baburd Idbt lid ispsr 9arbungs.
psriu4t, Der gar nidt ipeeen ieiz
ner 4usiihtsloiisteit beabiidtist .pers
ben lam, oereiteln, ipenn er ipirtIid
psriuht iperben iollte. Sin itdrtsies
9anbbesr ,oIs Der 9onereB bertpillist
bat, III pOllia iibsrfliifis unb ioa niGt
Der 8ertaeibisung beg ednbes bienen,
ionbern anheren 3peden, Die pobls
peisli6 psri6pissen ipsrbsn.
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Ser militGrifte Dienft

Spang in ben Ser. Staatsn 1T of
fen6ar bef4lOTene Sa6e. gr fGngt,
Inn ni9t o[lSu abf6redsnb gu fpirten,
Helm an, inbem bic 9ienitSeit auf feds
Wpuate befhrGntt pirb. Selbfoers
itdnblib tpiro es nif,t babel bleiben.
Die MilitGrbeborben tperben beriften,
bab cine unterrpetfuns Don feds Oios
naten perlorene Seit unb Miihe lei unb
eiue 9tenitpfliht ppn mirbsftens sinsln
Sabr foroern. Sn iolhem SuGe ipiro
aud Elm Solo be5u6lt perben miiHen.
ba 30 pro5ent Der junger 2eute, bic
6eeresoienit leiften follen, aui feline
untsrftiisune Don Suuis re6nsn ,0ns
nen, 8ir sluuben iosar ni6t einmul.
baB Elm 9tenit BON feds Mpndten
obne 9eaabluns geleiitst tperben tDnnte.
8as ma6t eine @rbobuna Der Gine
tommeniteuer unb bic ginfiibrung Der
Grbi6dftsTteuer unobpenbbar. Do bic
rei6en Qeute bieie ollein su be3dhien
ba6en, 10 tDnnte es iiberruIhen, odf
ne 10 begeiftert Don Der Dienitpfii6t
iinb, Der @runb Ut aber beutlth oeiire
an srteuneR. Die 5ruItn1aendten bae
ben beobahtet. fpie sStoltsn unb Trants
reid Strsits bstGrpfen. Dos aef6le6t.
tnbem bic Streifer aum 6eeresbienit
eineeaogen tperoen unb bonn mi'Ten iis
duf 9ommanbo au bsm 2pbne arbeie
ten. uel6en iis nidt annehmen ppIlen,
oisleift gar obne 2obn. Das bot ben
Rilitdrspono in eetpiiIen areiIen 70
belieht aemadt unb bespeaen fpirb
Der gutriotismus dngeneitfht. nm
Diejeniger odfiir su bsdeiftern, bic cine
ahnune haben, rods ibnen beppritebt.
5dtten Tplhe Wotipe ni6t bproe.
herrfht 10 ipiirbe bic Riiituno auf bic
9Slotte befhrGnfi aebIieben fem. Diefe
1T, ME mir 6ereitfpilliaff augeiiehen,
hnderiioene, um uHiere ausldHbif den
Snterefen au fpdhren nnb ioqdr I'M
unfere fpidtigfte 9iiftenlinie olG fpelte
mir ben pdnomas&dnul betraaten, su
beidiisen. Cine geritdrtung Der Jlottsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-16

pcbrer.8ertififnt fix ssinit eona
@nrtIc ylnper.
8ertifitnf fir neutrality-suspicious.
|-Scnrp Gilbert g'ottbcff, Mobcrt
Siliam Heiiter, Truman Sanobcra.
3ertjfifat fir SiffograpJie etc. =
gaoriroOo .. Salfcner. Glifforo Rob'
ion.
3ertifiiat fir Wafdinenfob unb
Druden- -Ralpb .. 9ubr.
3ertifiiat fir Druder = Grant
Sarrp WsIase, Sofeph Goodman.
3ertiiifat iiir SfJriiticgmaid,insn.
bsirisb-Sarrp q. Auisisp. @up u.
Rbobes.
3sriifiidi fir NSbsn - Gertruse
Sobanna Naus, SsIsn 9roiper pains,
Marie Sdnger.
3ertifitai fir aofxn-Sdrab e'is
sa6ttb ernpen. Softpbins 5erbrid.
spe5iaI 3eriiiifnt iiir sS,pitt---
Sdrpeiter Sunrpborofa.
abenbf&uIe
9iplcm fir WeHani!- -5arrp Q.
9iebbegsnsr, Grant 5oIspb anaur,
5fam GonraD Dleocipeaer IT,, ,soan
geroict, Soluaro 1SreSerid 5eibbnus,
Sec. 8. Ulob. Irant ebiparb MuslIt..
Diplom fit GIsiiriJitd!-WiniaE
2ouis qusbeI 2lribur 3. 8ertts, yinlp5
ebpdrp Simsor. Glmer Ssnrp g.
9unimun.
Diplom fir ardittliur-9iharO
Wlar ejubft, u. Sarrp 5oftmsier.
9ipIom iilr 9bcmie-SGrrp Slit
ioipsii.
3ertifiiat fir RaitinenSsi6ntn =
Sarrp R. Stidlep, elmtr ebriii.
Siartt.
3ertifitdi fir 2lrdit,ttur Ssi9rtn
--Gbparb Scbn gobsnittin, Wecres
osrimn, 9iaianrSouis aiappes. sscaR
g. Dlo6r. Gran, GblUin grindmai',
Gecrae Rieubdus,jr., .Spftpb srimps
2sriiii,at fir ebemie - anriag
Ss,obn gaumon, Wdlier gnsrr. i5rests
lid .Sobn sasebOru, Diaiam Geore'
Gang.
3sriifitat fir Weiaaarbeit.nttpiiri,
6. Sri, Reuben !. Dnsnis..
Bernhard RobertSda,fer
3sriifitat fir 5reibanbsei4nen--
milbur aniIon SOuib, GlIsworih
Bernard Darnborff.
3srtifitat fir Discriminatory
iepb Mob.
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bcrbciseiaidt mar II. radJ Der angdts
nes 1etcftipcs edlpdble cine alte
Cane, Die gcrabc BON bcm Sfraben'
tabmioosen iiieg auf elm Sanr Illt,
6eraeranat haftp.
Der 5arbiDc 5reo. ,Scbnion ueii
10. 1927 sYeit SedJite Strobe, pliroe
neil er Spiritiioien Dine Si5enS uer'
fauit tntte, Sii einer Celebrate ron
5000 ur0 acitcn perurtbeilt.
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e'Grlatsbni idetite.

JOominit Ga gianeo, 20, 326 SObu
( Sirabe.
temma grannstt, %, 423 bessl.
IgDiliam gu4anan. 81. 1922 @fIisrn
I qrenue.
l2llma gebinsbaus, 20, 1245 Martin
Sirabe.
IDilIiam GrobOstp, 40. 1877 Rac.
I Strobe.
l9lnna alsin. "a. bessl.
jebarles elbama, "a, 1892 go:.sain
I glpenue.
l4lma Sung, "a, 73e Clinton Str.
Jglamon 6. 5loipers, 80. Detroit.
lglabtl Gbas. Jodion, 20. 933 Barr
Strabs.
)9llpie 6. SamiltoH. q, aobsfaub. 8.
tgitber Q. cannon, 20. bessl.
)ejsOrse ebparb Dobms. %. God.
I lamb 8.
lSabis M. 5ausbt, 21, bsssl.
JGba.Iss San, %. s32 Barr Cir.
lglannis Susbes. 90. 715 Deit 8. ct.
J6erman groipn, 81, Spmmes unb
I Morsan Ctr.
lGnnie N. Burner. IS. 638 Wain CT.
)SOl. Z. Sdosnemau, 25, pbtlabs..
( phia. ga.
l5lOrsnts Mintlsr, 90. 522 Goreit ap.
j9sri 8. Tegafiasus. 20, Detroit.
tSennsi Garter, %, 694 grsen,pocb
2lpenue.
}Seiie Gee S'gears. 26. 422 epart ct.
latlbsrta J. aosan, 10. 556 On s.
Strabs.
|eimer ginger, 81. Clifton, On.
lGOra aamptri, Is. Rorpocb.
j!osnrp n. WpoIIsp. q, 1908 God.
1 tpoob place.
lWarsaret gfoie, 10. 1926 DtnDer 9lO.
Winiam 8. RpDpIanb, "a, 465 Dar.
ner Ctr.
tGlara G.blsri. %, 5703 sDmp.ias
glpeniie.
)5arpIb .. Wdrb, 20, WaSiionpils.
lgllma ahlsrs. 25, $3.50 @ine Str.
jSObn s6ulsr. %. aibsrip uns
Granb 2lpe.
lanna MOisr. %. 1745 Gsmonb Ctr.
JGbporb n. Smitb, %. slepel. en-.
lebitb Reiner, 10, 9drrifOn, 8.
Iebariss Z. aJfsfIsr. %, 723 epea.
more Ctr.
lGlara JuIia 3tpf. %. 1923 gine ei.
Sobn %. ei.gobinion, "a, Qor,pooo.
l5sIen ID. Durm, %. oessI.
ejecrse %. gaDsr. SO. 1868 aepiIt
2ibeHue.
leIara 6. et4i. 2s. 1882 gairvisIO
yebermdn 5ObniOn. 81. 4lo men Q.
Gtrabs.
lslba 9. $. milsp, 30, sl2 men 4.
Strobs.
giobsrt @. gouet, A, Gid Bun pis,.
Cora 6ensleb. 25. 8 Mbtrislbp elpe.
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Sn ben anIasen Der q. p
Wefte electric Co.. go. 327 g I
Sedfte gfrobe, fam eeitern glnAt en-
5aicr gum glusbriid,, nas cinen
.g9d0en BON etpa $4,000 msrldtcts
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~us oem oemofratiif fl II
9auptquartier pirb ansetiinoist, bab
b-r prdiibent ben Sffeniiptrieg gesen
bic 9euti6eH nit Der srObtsn Yebarrs
lihtsit fortiebsn perbe. Was er bamit
be0pedt, 1T leitt ssnug gu eriseen.
Gr peiB. bab er es nit ben Deutl1en
sriinoli6 Derbprben bat unb er pia
nunmebr Den republitaniihen praiis
Dentidafts z&aHbioatsn Spinsen. s5ens
faus aries nit ben 0euti den gu fibz
rem, 10 oab aud oieier iia bic Teuts
fben su 5einben maat. Wenn 6ieie
Grpurtune iih niht erfiiat, oanu MIL
Wilipn bic Sffeniipe segen Suebes BIZ
rett ri6ten ,inbem er ibn antldgt, oab
er nbeutf4en 8erratb" unteritiist, I'm
nit beiien Silfe gepdhIt Su rperben,
mas cine aufforoerung an bic pros
britsn in alien partsien fem iou. ses
gen ben ,&dnbipaten bes beutic1en
aaiiers" gu itimmen. Oieis 9atiit
tpirb an Der pornebmen 9efinuuns beg
Rihters Sugbes ideitern. Oieicr lit
gu anitdnbia. I'm 4ntlasen gu erbeten,
bic jeber Segriubuns entbebren uno
er bat bereits Billions Manoper NIT
Der @rtlGrune our9treuat. in Deife
oIe Ssuti6en begeiitsrt einitimmeu:
bab Elm ameritaniiher giirstr perz
pflidtst lit, lebielih bic SntersFsn ieis
res sieenen Sanoes gu beriitiidiigen.
Oas baben bic Oeutihen setban. Sic
haben gu teinsr 3eit @erginftisuHsen
fir Deuti6lanb seforbert, ionbern cine
G4t ameritunii6e 9olitit, tpelhs Die
Ser. Stadten ipeber ben Sntersfen
Seuti6lanbs, nod gnslanbs aufopfsrt
unb lie iinb NIT Der ieBigen Ipminis
ftration pegen ibrsr offentunoisen
probritiihen 9eiinnuns un3ufrieben.
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Vie annabms, bab bic iesia

Tie annabme, bab bic ississ
ruiIii4e OffeuiiDe permoes Der Wafs
fens unb Wtunitionslitierune aus bies
fem GanDe eefiibrt pirb. lam uIs
ielbitperitGnbli9 gelien. RuBIanb BET
ipabrero Der san5en Suuer bieies aries
ees nit ameritanif9er Wiunitipn 'ciue
Sdladten seiblasen, Wlit ameritu-
uii9en Spmbsn 1T Sitpreuben perlpuz
ttet iporben. Witt ameritanil9en 0es
tpebren baben bic aoIaden, ipelne
friepli6e oeuti9e Mdnner ermprbeten
unb beutihe 5rauen f6Guoeten, Dit
Sep0Iteruns terrOriiirt amerita bat
ale Wertitdtten in Daffenarisudls
rerpanbslt, um ben 9oiadsnborpen
gum Siege gu oerbelfsn. gber bssipes
gen pirb bod BRETT bsbuuptst; bab bic
umeritanii9e Republit unter Dilipn
fur &ultur unb Menihli6tsit einitebt!
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Rev. A. F. Vaughan will preach
Tomorrow his farewell sermon at
the Methodist Church. The an
nual conference of the M. E.
Church will meet next week in
Baton Rouge, and we are sorry to
say, that uuder governing rules of
that body. Rev. Vaughan must be
assigned to another field of labor.
For four years he has been the
pastor of the Church here. Dur.
ing that time he has endeared
himself to his congregation, who
deeply greet that they must part
with. him. He has commanded
the admiration and goodwill of
all. both in and out of his imme.
date congregation, who wish him
success and happiness wherever
his duties may call him.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
MOLLY Make-B Believe. -

The many thousands who h we
read Eleanor Hallowel Abbo,t's
celebrated story. "Moily Make.
Believe" will recogniz. at once
that Marguerite Clark il ideally
suited to play the role of the de-
lightful little Molly. one Of the
most lovable little characters in
all fiction. Though fhe delightful
story is essentially romantic and
comic in its main them. there are
some remarkably pathetic scenes
and powerful dramatic incidents
which combine to make this pic.
ture an exceptional photoplay.
Molly Make.Beleve is unques-
tionably one of the the most pa.
thetic characters Miss Clark has
ever played on the screen.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

The choir of St. M4ry's Episco.
pal Church will give service of
sacred cong, Sunday night, Nov
10, 1915, at 8:15 O'Clock, The choir
will be assisted by Mrs. E l Say-
burn, of Patterson, Mrs. Paul w.
Trowbridge, Mrs. r. E. Brumby
and Mr.. j. A. Barnett. An in
teresting programme has been
prepared, and all are cordially in
vited to attend. An Offering will
be taken for the organ and choir
fund of the Church.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
Milk in Winter.

Why do your cows give less milk in
winter than they d. 10 summer? Just
because nature does not supply them
with grasses and green food. But we
have come to the assistance Of Dame
Nature with B A. Thomas Stock
Remedy which contains the very ill.,
gradients that green feed supplies in
season, only, Of course, III more
highly conceutr ted form. We guar
antee mat this remedy will make your
COWS give more milk and batter milk,
vi n the same fined.
For sale by City Grocery.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
Phone 80.
1.-THE PRINCESS PATTI

OF al the musical offerings present
ed within the last few years none hav We
attracted more attention or received
Theatre. New York Production of the
Victor Herbert Henry Blossom comic
opera. THE Princess Pat' which
comes to the Eiks Theatre. New iberia,
on Sunday, Nov 26, matinee and
night. The reason for this, it is said,
in the fact that Victor Herbert
has fairly excelled himself in the
tnnefuIness and variety displayed in
the twenty numbers he has given t.
the opera, while combined with the
exceptional score is Henry Blossoms
book that is humorous and interest
ing, and has we'll sustained plot.
Associated with this powerful COM
binatiOn in the staging Of 1.-The Prin-
cess Pat" was Mr.. Fred g. Latham,
than whom none are more competent
in directing stage presentations OF
this particular line OF productions
Briefly told, the story of the opera
has to do with the Princess iii Mon
taldo. (Pat) an Irish girl. who is the
wife of an Italian nObleman. and who
is visiting her chum, Grace Holbrook,
1T tire home of her uncle AmO z
other visitors is Anthony Schmaz,
wealthy Old man who hopes to Climb
the social ladder through mar
rage with Grace. To this Grace
agrees solely to aid her uucls out of
his financial dfficu ties, but Pat does
not believe in such sacrifice, aud
partly to break off the engagement
and with still another purpose in view
she resorts to little affair with
SchmalZ.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mr.. Milton Lungsfo1d and Miss
Lillian SavOie we're married at
y o'clock on Thursday morning
last, Rev. Father Rousseau of6ci-
atirg. The groom is employed
~ the Southern Pacific railroad,
and Miss Savoie is the daughter
OF Dir. Cyprien Savoie, Of Frank
lin. The Banner wishes thrm
prosperity and happiness always.
- they journey through life to-
Rether.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
SATURDAY, THE 23RD DAY OF
DE EMBEk, A. D. 1916.

bet ween the hours Of IL O'Clock a., m
nd 4 O'cl 'ck p. m, the following mem
i,ned and described property to-wit:
can aud singular The following dos.
cribed property stu tted in the Parish
Of st. Mary. State of Louisiana. to-wtt:
Lots or tracts nu,nDere,l seven ~ seven
ons-half u 10. aud seventeen M, col
tanning l3j. GS acres, IN IRE or le;1. of
the Adellne Plantation, accOr .ins ~
the recorded plat thereof.
Together with all the bull iin.s AMI
improvements mp IN SAID properly situ-
ated, rights, ways, privilege, aud scc-
vitdd"s thereto belonging.
The Adeline Sugar Factory Co.,
Ltd, specially reserving the RIGHT OF
drainage for the benefj Of "a il ,iniug
lands over and across the land conveyed
herein through such drainage AS is now
constructed, or nay be nec3s,try tn
construct, nv the owners for the benefi
IF the adj ,cent property holders, aad
tiact to IL perpetual servi'uie or rislit
If way reserved by tie Adeline Su.ac
Factory Co, Ltd, FIR public roai
paralieiliug the Bayou Ttche where
said road is now laid off and construct
ed, said sctvitr'le OF way to h,v. Iie
width of sixty (61l feet, aud ais, tn tls
swamp liz the rear as now laid out
tHAS. PECoT. Sher fl.
Sheriff Office, t'afi,h OF ST. Mary, Ia,
November II, 1916.
B,rab, Hincl, Bloch d Borah,
Attorneys foI Plaintiff.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

The cold wave which struck this
Parish last Tuesday and Wednes.
day was 80 severe that it caused
great anxiety among the sugar
planters. The temperature drop
ped to the freezing point. The
prevailing opinion among those
who ought to know. is that the
sugar cane is not badly injured.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

MI. Rex Mccullough has accept
ed employment from the Metro
politan Lite Insurance Company
as its agent 10 the Parish of ST.
Mary. Mr.. Mccullough is ener.
getic, trustworthy and competent.
We bespeak for him a fair share
Of the patronage of the people.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mr.. VIM. A. Anderson. young
est con of our friend, Mr.. Jacob
Anderson, has been very ill with
appendicitis this week, and was
operated upon at the st. Mary
6anitarium on last Tuesday night.
We are glad to say that the ope-
ration was successful, aud the
patient is rapidly improving.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

The telephone company ia call
ing the attention of its subscribers
to the Importance IF m aking tel.
ephone calls by number and not
by name. 1t ia stated that the
service will be more efficient and
more accurate if subscribers will
consult the directory and call by
numbers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mr.. l.. G. Kramer, of Centre.
Vile, will furnish you roasting
size pigs for Thanksgiving at 30
cents per pound, dressed; weight
from eight to fifteen pounds. All
orders must be given a week
ahead. See his ad in another
column.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

PRINTZESS SUITS, the suits
of Distinction. and BETTY
WALES DRESSES. For sale at
THE SPECIALITY STORE,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mrs. Julia Chadwick. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James Reece, in Flint, Michigan,
for the past six mouths, returned
to Franklin yesterday morning,
and is at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs, w. Fl. Latham.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

On Wednesday m orning last the
residence of Mrs. Matilda Mcbride
caught fire, but the dimes were
extinguished before any material
damage resulted.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mrs. REV. R. D. Norsworth. of
Yazoo, Miss, spent the week with
her daughter, Mrs. John B. Lyon,
who has been quite sick the past
ten days.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mrs. (Dr.) Beverly w. Smith i
visiting her daughter, Miss Daisy
Belle Smith, in New Orleans, who
is q student at the Sophie. New
comb College.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

Mr.. M. L. Harrison has bought
out the dray businass of the Ko-
bichaux Bros. in Franklin. He
requests the patronage of the pub
lie, promising prompt and efficient
service.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
Continued. J

TREASURER REPORT.
Balance as per statement rem
dered Oct. Is. 1916 3270 OIL
Amt received from Secretary,
Oct. IL. 1916, to and in
GLIDING Nov. is. 1916 1880 80
Total. $3.50 81
Disbursements 1901 II
Balance in Commercial Bank
g. Trust Co., Nov. Is, 1916 3749 16
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

The City Council held its regu.
lar monthly meeting Wednesday
night. The official proceedings
viIl be found in another column.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

We are pleased to learn that
Mrs. L. L. Michael. of Garden
City. who has been quite i'll at the
St. Mary Sanitarium. and who
underwent an operation, is con-
valescing.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18

II you fail to get your Banner
regularly, please call As and the
matter will be promptly remedied
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-11-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of st Mary.
The Adeline Sugar Factory Co.,
Lid W. Francis B Drake.
No. ID 222,

BY virtue of a writ of iicri facias,
issued ont Of the Honorable the BIRD
judicial District Court, in AMI FIR
the Parish of st Mary, and to me d.
"ected. IN the above entitled and num-
3ered suit, have seized and will offer
{ u. sale, for cash, without appraisement,
10 the last ami highest bidder, at the
principal front door Of the Court House
~ the Town "f Franklin, Parish Of st.
Mary, Louisiana, on
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The residence of Mr.. Chris Mar
kerson. in the upper part of town.
which was partially destroyed by
FIRE recently. is being rebuilt by
Mr.. Marvin Morris.
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Episcopal Church.
SUNDAY. Nov 10. 1916,

Holy Communion 1880 a. m.
Sunday School 0:45 m.
Service and Sermon IL a. m.
Vespers and Litany 5 p. m.
Special service of Sacred Song
8:i5 p. m.
All cordially invited.
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Laugh and the world laughs
With you; weep and you weep
Alone"
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list OF DEAD LETTERS

Remaining in the Franklin POstofice
for the week ending November II, 1915:
Barnes, Henry
Brown, Mrs. P. J.
Brooks, Burnest
Dorsey, Hannah
Dorsey, Abe
Elijah, Alfred
Forston. Geo.
Guy, Willie
Harper, Francis
Hesson, Mrs. J. D.
Holmes, CiEdia
Howard, Maria
leo, Lora
Jones, Eliza
Jones, Susie
King, j. s.
Lorio, Jno
Mack, Robert
Monroe, Hy.
Knicks, Kearney
Scaliio. Ninceuzio
Singleton. Beatrice
Strahan, Mary
Stringer, Mary
Tucker, Albert
In calling for the above letters,
please say advertised.
TT FRERE p NJ
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] Before purchasing elsewhere
call on Neil McNeil's 5 and 10
ce1ts store.
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Methodist Church.
C~Ll n.Ac

Methodist Church.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Service, IL a. m.
Evening Service, 1880 p. m.
A. F. VAUGHAN. Pastor.
Morning sermon: sour Shep.
herd God"
Evening sermon: 1.-THE Message
of Great Apostle"
Sunday will be the close of the
pastorate of the present pastor in
Franklin, who leaves on Tuesday
for Baton Rouge, where the an
nual conference of the Methodist
Church is to be held. A cordial
invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend the services.
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. PRINTZESS SUITS. the cults
Of distinction. and BETTY
WALES DRESSES. For sale at
The SPECIALITY STORE.
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Dancing at the Jackson Rink to-
night. Skating every Friday
NIGHT
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PRINTZESS SUITS, the suits
of distinction. and BETTY
WALES DRESSES. For sale at
The SPECIALITY STORE.
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$3.50 80
z. L. SIGUR, Treasurer.
The Finance Committee approved
bills amounting to $98l.91, which
the Council ordered paid.
Franklin. La, Nov. Is, 1915.
Mr.. Chas. Lauve, Mayor, City:
DEAR Strive, the members OF
your Finance Committee. beg to hand
you the following bill, checked and
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We call the attention of our
readers to the change of adver-
tisement of Mr.. Sam Serio, which
appears In another column. He
is prepared to furnish you with
the best fruit cake on the market.
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Tinware, granlteware. crocKery.
ETC., at Neil McNeips 5 aud 10
cent store.