davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Aaron, 21-32-22-33-42.
adam, 32-31-21-t2.
3~-Adrlan, 21-3t-22-23-82-42.
4-Adrinna, 21-31-22-23-32-42-51.
5--Aegeon, G1-62-43-44-33-42.
6--Aeneas, 51-52-53-44-bl-6l.
7-Angelo, 32-42-43-44,3b-4
Same Page, 54-51-42-6S-44-55-
~ 64-43-b2.
0--Antonio, 67-6s-7D-G0-s0-o0stD0.
1O--Antonius, 67-6s-70-60-s0-70-a0-
Bs.
1l--Antony, 67-Gs-70-G9-S0-7O.
12-Ariel, s4-S3-72-s2-73.
13--Armado, s2-22-12-21-11-2.
14-Audroy, 51-62-7l-s1-s2-o1.
10 Bassanio, 56-67-77-ss-7sses-5s-
60.
l6-B Beatrice, 15-4-3-13-22-25-14-b.
17-Borachio, b6-4b-56-25-14-24-23-
33.
1s-Cade, 04-S4-85-S6.
19---Caesar, 14-25-2G-17-2s-29.
20--caius, 14-26-t6-7-17.
21-Caliban, 94-s4-7S-72-61-5f-42.
22-Cato, 1i-3-13-2.
23--Cclla, 14-5-0-16-25.
24-Charles, 14-24-25-36-3b-26-17.
chIron, 14-24-23-22-33-42.
26--corin, O4-93-s3-74-7b.
27-Diana, 47-5s-G7-6s-7s.
2s-Dion, H-5S-6s-s0.
29--Dorcas, 47-Ss-2o-19-2s-i7.
30--Dromio, 1i-1-2-12-2s-33.
Duncan, s5-7G-75-6B-b4-53.
81 Egeus, 44-43-62-G2-63.
33-Fang, 3o-40-49-50.
34--Ford, 30-3S-4s-47.
35-Froth, 39-29-3s-27-37.
SG-Hamlet, 24-25-34-35-26-27.
37-Helen, 37-26-35-44-63.
3S-TIelena, 37-2G-S5-44-53-54.
Helenus, 37-26-36-44-53-62-63.
o-37-26-3G-46.
4l-Ioratio, s7-3s-29-40-bO-6O-63.
42-Iachimo, 16-25-14-24-23-t2-2.
43-Iago, 23-32-43-33.
Alden, 74-S5-SG-75.
45-Imogen, 23-34-33-43-44-b3.
4G-Iras, 2O-29-28-17.
47---lrls, 72-S3-74-63.
4S--Isabel, GG-77-67-56-57-46.
40--Isabella, 6G-77-67-56-57-4G-s5-
rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Here is the Complete Correct List

CO. Iosaica. S-1s-9-1O-2O-l0-2s,
5l-Julla. S-7-6-l6-25,
81 Juliet, s-7-G-f6-25-27.
So Laortoa, 35-25-2G-3G-27-ts-9.
Ga La Feu, 93-s4-05-S6-76.
65 -Lartius. 35-25-36-27-IG-7-17.
&c Lear. 36-26-25-36 or 7s-s2-o2-
So.
57--Lena, 3b-44-53-54.
bs Leonardo, S5-44-33-l2-s2-22-
11-2.
90 Luciano, s7-7S-G5-66-67-Gs-7s.
Luclllus. s7-7G-G5-74-7a-72-Ss-
SO.
Gt--Maebeth, 34-25-l4-t5-4-i3-24.
Mardian, 34-25-86-47-5s-e7-Ca
G3--Maria, 12-21-22-23-32.
G4-Marlana, t2-21-22-23-32-A2-BI-
6b---Martius, 34-2b-30-27-1G-7-i7.
ge--Melun, 06-s6-s7-7G-75.
67-Menas, 34-44-53-54-63.
Menelaus. S4-44-53-52-4f-51-
62-63.
Morcutlo, MISREPRESENTATION
100.
7O-MIchael, 34-23-14-24-2b-2s-35.
Miranda, 12-23-22-32-42-S1-21.
72--Mopsa, 34-4b-b5-G4-b4.
73--Morton, s4-45-36-27-ss-4s.
74--Moth, 12-2-i3-24.
7b-oberon, 45-56-57-4s-ss-4s.
76-orleans. 45-3G-46-57-e7-Gs-77.
77-Othello, 3s-27-S7-2e-3B-4e-45.
7s---paris, 3O-4O-2o-20-10.
-Pisanio, b5-6o-77-G7-es-5s-e9.
s0-Portia, 55-45-s6-27-16-25.
s1--Proteus, 3O-29-Ss-27-1s-7-17.
Richard. 22-23-14-24-25-ss-47.
sS-Rlchmond. 22-23-24-S4-33-42-
81.
s4--Robln, S6-45-56-66-75.
Roderlgo, 20-Ss-47-57-4s-5s-5s-
60.
s6--Romeo. 22-33-34-44-4b.
ROTTERDAM, 29-3S-27-37-26-38-
25-34.
-sllius, 64-74.73-72-62-63.
s0-snare, G4-75-S4-s3-s2.
-Thalsa, 13-24-25-16-17-2S.
91-Tlme, 13-23-34-44,
02-Timon, 43-23-34-33-42.
93-T ltania. s9-90-79-7s-6S-5s-o7.
o4-Titus. 7o-9O-so-90-Ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Abbott, Mrs. G.. Il.
Adams. Abbie.
Adams. James.
Altman, Nellie T.
Allan, ] Porter.
Allen Helen y.
Allen. Louisa.
Allen. Ruth.
Andorherry Carl r,
Anderson. Dorothy
Anderson, Jeanne.
Anderson Neil ],
Anderson, Marie
Anderson, ThaNnlng.
Anderson tn r.
Anderson. ". L.
Anderson carl
ArmsiFons Mrs n,
Armstrong; Mrs }
Ashhaegh. Airs w.
AsHburn licrnlCe
Asmusscn Mande
Atklus. Mrs Eugene
Aurlnger Marvin 81
u
Macon Mrs
BailcY Ruth A.
ualrd Grace
HakeH charles ~
haket Mira tt
uaruall tlaarae
Hafshalit aha
NamoaM l0Hn
nstt Mf E
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

Bolln. Alma c.
Bone. Mrs. G. S.
Bothwell. Mary r,
Boyd. +. J.
Brennan. Mrs. NJ.
Birch. Anna.
Birch. Joseph.
Brilliant. Virginia.
Brown. BERT.
lirown. Elizabeth.
Brown, LILLIAN.
Brown. Margaret
Brown. Miss A. j.
troBa Mira Louis
fir1wn. Myrtle
trttnaw Frances
tiryaon Charlotte.
Burlington. Mira A.
nulla C.
nunnth. Frank
Huteh, Z dIth
nnrHeaon Lillian.
burgess tina
Furlstsii AfaV "
BURNS Mary
nuflaH nua
nasbman Aara
uasa MmfI h
hftfa Ma A 81
fslna 1tai
taHlnh egl AIhfF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Honorable Mention for Cedbe Answers but Less than Eighty Names Correct

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Cole. Mrs. r. G.
Golfer, Mrs. y. NJ.
Collctt. M. A.
Collister. Mrs. n. -.
Conley. Florence.
Conrad, Marie,
Cook. ~ Leona.
Cook. Ester.
Cook. Harris.
Cook Mrs Ernest u,
Corn, Eta
Cotter, Esther r.
Countryman, Edith.
craig Martha
Crahlree, Inca
GROSS, L. w.
Cunningham Mrs N
CuHeaden Gertrude
%
hunforth lirsale
Darcy Kathleen
Davenport Ailas X.
llaYia. Claude A.
Davis luelia AZ
tafls MFs a. "a
Dawson tlek o.
uaY clint e.
Dean Airs b. &C.
tWaieb tifsia
po Co.'S Aira p A.
fellaBs Alite
wnaHlf N
kn. Ethel
b Nheim&
an.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
The Roll of Honor

90 correct characters:
Elizabeth r. Allan,
Mrs. M. II. Parks.
Harold II. Thorn,
Anna Murray,
Lucy A. Dietrich,
Mrs. c. s. Beebe.
Gertrude Finely,
Sarah Bailey,
s. s. Philbrick,
Elizabeth M. Spencer,
Mrs. Charles A. Goss.
McArdle, Charles G.
Mundell, Anna
Nickerson, Adele
Negele, Mrs. w. II.
Owen, Alice Jane
O'Brien, 8. M.
Perkins, Marcella
Porter, Jean
Perry, Mrs. Il. p.
Pryn, u.
Rhodes, Isabel
Riemef, Mrs. Alfred
Roper, Elmo
Reeder, Clara
soules. Mary
Stevens, Wayne
swoboda, e. %.
schmld, Mrs. e. A.
Svoboda, Adolph
Tucker, Dewitt A.
Tunison, Oris II.
Ure, Mary
Van Horn, Mrs. Il. G.
Watkins, Grace l..
Wycoff, w. w.
Wurl, Helen
Whitlan, Mrs. Alta
Virgins, Carryl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Kianer. Alable.
Knapp Bessie.
Knox. Nettlo q.
Kotlar. T., NJ.
Koukright, Lew
Krueht Gladys,
krhtz. Ethel
Kruger. Emile,
Kuhn Mrs. Fred.
Kulrna, MrE. Jas,
Kulakofshy, IT,
Kgl Rudolph,
a.
lhffrrty Mrs. r. A.
ialna Carte A,
lanes. 0en6yieve
tanstipp Mary
lAfHnn. LELAND
lear, E0ilnsita
Teddy liush
futmef Mm W. A
teaila. Gmtta
talt ATmine
Iawmah Mazda
ftEsatt o. a.
f4liffnfs Mrs ~
fiuibiad kirs A. w.
fdiH Han he
tiFmH tome co. T.
t uUih
fH AierF Ann
tHH tiam
taa ta
ulthaff tlfs EfL
mL M8t
tmh I'it I.
t M N M
a.
Aliases Clara
1Ht Mica
nFt tYl
AE tFiia
q NF tiafgamt
NNt
A. Ma tt
q ins fhaf
ffmfH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Groodt. Lucille.
GroschclS. Frank.
Groschck, Ruth.
Gross, Mrs. George J.
Gudmunson, Mable.
Glimpert, noe,
GHndcraon, Ethel.
Gntlmnn. Minnie,
Guycr. W. X.
lIhhegrr. Edmond
ilarlL Olga
itahn, Mrs l.ulu.
tlniek. Pauline
ltsil tieneviege
Hammond q
Hansen Charlie H.
Hansen, Evelyn.
Hanson Fred %
IiafboE Mrs llalelgh
iiArtlus N h
Hardy Alan ~,
Harris ibs.
ltatfis l.
tiAnis d. ls.
Hart Enms ~
IlafiliHe ueulsh
flhfiW li tiaifa
tIatwlE NuuUan
iteY8ka. Caroline
ffa#a Mfa W
tiahri WatteF
t Iwhani t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Edwards. John.
Edwards, Ruth,
Eye, Annie ]
isldredge. John.
Eloe. Mrs w. g
Epplen. Ruth ID.
Erh. Laura.
Hrikaon, Ethel A.
Fischer, Louise.
Evans, lnyina Il,
Ewlng, H. /.
Eyler, Myrtle.
y
Fair Helen
FagtinRrr. Rose
freeman Emma
Ferguson, olive AZ
Fischer. Mrs r. hh
Fitch, Alfs T. W.
tfli. E "
FLYNN Mrs , A
Foster. Geraldine
Fraser. AltA q O
ftuese. Iva
tnemah FanA
q
tiaiiila Mabel ~,
Garrett Iielsu
tlsfmtL h
tlatf Mas 81
tlaa lua
Naatt Afa
tiiihft
NEf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

McRyhow. William.
MoVRnn, Donald.
McWilliams, Ernest.
Mackprnhg. Alfredo
MaEarot, o. II.
MhFnry, Dora Il
Mnlchicn. N u
Malutt. Mrs Edgar,
Mhlstrom, Mrs q w.
Mansfield. Mrs u.
MArkunrdt Fred
MnrnwltI, Mayer
Marriott, Mrs J n
Marsh w. W.
Matters jean
AiattHap Mrs Ethsl
AiawhinueY AifA VI
May Mrs
Mayer Herbert
Maynard loni
Meade. ilegtna
Meier AlafFaptK
Merchant Mrs tt a.
Meyer Mrs q
Never Mfn Laura
Nlkaml d T
Miksaeli Sell
Nfiief Charlotte w.
Willat tisis b
Milif ifafeHa
MliltJ tianHs
Miller fleftHfH
Mlitef tiarf
MlIH NtHH
Ni1if W
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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Hollenbcck, Marion
liollingaworth. 4 j.
Hombaeh. L. j.
Holman. Harold
Holmes. Bertha G.
Holmes. Mrs II. y.
lioatetler. Mildred.
Hopkins. Ethel.
Hopkins, Hazel.
HouEh, noulah,
tlough Mabel
IlouFhlun. Mrs A.
ilnuaer. Louis II.
Howard Gail
Itubbell, tliatlyH
Hughes. Eaiells
fiurhes Martha
Hughes. 0fviil
Hughes Philemon
Hunter NJ a.
tiunlieY, olive T.
tlufd Lu lie
ttuutsman idnilY
Hustled. Mrs. y
Hutton, q e.
iaFs tiiaiFa
tNtfaab. eIiN
faek chester o.
ieRf Nifa tl
hHH Aafw
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

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! H. 70. Wacek, Helene
ida. Wahl, Frances.
cha Wahlstrom. Maria.
~ Waite. Mrs. Lulu.
J. Waite, Rose.
r. Walker, Ruth.
o Wallace, Henrietta
X Wallace. Jean,
Z a. WnllweY, Evelyn.
Walsh. Mrs John.
: G Walters, Pearle,
MArne. Pearl M.
Warren, Eugeho,
Ruth, Wsrharaky, Sarah.
Waterman Hazel
~ n Watson Alice,
nah. Watt, AN
alma. Waitles Jane
b Wegasr Adelaide
Weaver, Allan
= WvNh iletethN
Weller Martina
Wen lucy
'ao'hY Wslliel ffeasrlsk,
Weller w. 9 n
MfNt'AIh " y
A. Weymullfr. ilslsA
~ wtt.tlr af.,ss,s,.
.isHa WtnasrIf.
MssWan, tNilA
haFH MNihallH Mra ? q,
h M@'h "a
MN1aeh 'eFgshh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23


On. Morris. Powell, Martha l.
ln, Wayne, Procoplo. Antonio,
III. l.. ~ Purdum. Mrs. C. w.
olson, Hazel a
Katherine. ouinby. Mrs. Laurie.
e. Maballo. "a
p Maude. aaheler, Mrs AleE
}, MnreoluH. RamsdnIs. u n
=. haluNFihe' Randol Lucille,
w, lnA Ransom, Dorothy.
I ', 7, HayliE, Mollle,
-" ''8's' Read ~
Redmond Helen
m ~ "l'H ny Reed Daisy
llL Mary Fiirn pevnotts "a "a
hiasH's, NeFl" nhadts Mildred n.
AsAsi W. - Rhodes mildred.
as'iNA nlchartA n a,
% RitH Nlrbmond Duane.
ti sstNf''he Hllaell neaate
J. Thslma nt,s...tt Il
aod A'rs n So Wss.r NJ. o.,,s.
ard Ruth. u.h~ aia3s,
y Holland lds.
Elizabeth Ramsfa roma
81 Matln Nafo Flaffuet
a John Nose iaWphue,
s. tEsa uws. Nins.
lAHih NHtUfieln itt'bs
Joss EHWb O. N.mli MFtuli A.
g htt "a ls tHRB taiheFiNG
Ha Ma W. N. tan Ntn M az
g a.. Mtt WHO
uem mmsh i ,nan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23

D2 correct characters
Anna T. Adams, a..
Marjory s. Hoyt.
X. #. Terrill,
Mrs. J.. M. Johnson,
Pearl l.. Norton,
James II. Smith.
Alice Polian,
Mrs. G. II. Henderson.
81 correct characters
M. Evelyn Cameron,
Sidney M. Glasson,
Between eighty and
Antilles, Ellen
Anderson, Erma
Black, Arthur
Barrett, Elizabeth
Balcombe, Mrs. u. b.
Brandes, Adolph
Brown. Marie
Beck, 8. ID.
Brungardt, A. r.
Brunker, Grace
Barnett, Stanley II.
Butt, Mae e.
Collins, Helen
Campbell, Margaret
conn, Madeline
Croker, Mrs. Claire s.
belong, Scofield
Durham, Henry w.
Doyey, Mrs. Halle p.
Davidson, Winifred
Edwards, Mrs. J l..
Farrell, Veronica
Guiou. G. b.
Green, Elolse
Gilchirst, Marie
Hildreth, G. w.
Hill, Mrs. e. G.
Kitchen, Dorothy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Here Are the Prize Contest Awards
The Five Money Winners
Extra Award for Attractive Form.

Ralph IT. Kastner, 1876 Vine street. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Olive M. Ferguson 5O24 California street. Omaha Neb
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

Rv virtue Of Writ of F.e-l races 10
- S;rac:ad from the Honorable SIXTH
indic;aI district Court for the PARISH o.
OracnIta, and une 9TH Magistrate Court
of Ouachita Par!sh,iu the above eh''11',t'I
ca,1se Win proceed to sell, at puDhG,
surtion. at the principal front door o.
tSe Court House in the town OF aliH.4h
II, Madison Parish. Louisiana on the 4'h
Saturday. tie 22in day OF JaaudF;'
n 1916. between the hou-5 pre-
rnr;hed hv law. all the right, title ana
interest Of Wallace & Wallace and =.
n Wallace in and to the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit: c-.
That certain Judgment N Cause ~; ?, y, p
her 1868 stvled c. II. Wallace, vs. H. II
fitzgerald 81. J. Gehlharsen, render.''
!, the Ninth Judicial District tHurI 70
,. ne Parish Of Mar!ison. State OF J oui5i
, ana on july 20th'' 1914, as amended q
the Hon. Circuit Court OF ApPeaa!s Q
, on;siana, Second Circuit, at Ia..u!af
Ia Also the saw mill property SIT
ated in the Parish Of Madison net
d Quebec, La, on the Hester plan'a''o
+ seized in the above suit.
Terms OF Sale: Cash with the Den
s fit of appraisement. -,-r-, -
d Sheriff Madison Parish, =
y Sherif's Office, Tailu!ah, La,
January ith. 3lo.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

On motion of Mr.. Mitchell! ,.
Spann was authorized and ;sG.e
to have repaired and put in goo,
condition, at the least possible cos
the bridge at Barnes Station.
On motion Of Mr.. Galloway, the
services of Messrs. S. W. Vance ano
TT. Watson were employed as ag-
ricultural demonstrators for this
parish. at a salary of 100000 pei
annum. each, to be paid monthly.
On motion of Mr.. Spann. the FOL
lowing resolution was apopted:
Whereas, 1t is the opinion Of thl
Board that the Village of Delta l
not legally entitled to collect licens'
taxes for the year 1916, under pro
visions of Act No. l42, Session o
1904 of the General Assembly o
this State, but the Parish OF Mad
son is entitled to collect parish
censes and license-taxes from licens
tax debtors of said Village, therefor
be it
Resolved: That the Sheriff an
Tax Collector, A. ]. Sewer, Jr.. b.
and he is hereby instructed to d
mand payment from all license-ts
debtors in said Village of paris
licenses, and, if necessary. to tai
legal steps to enforce said collie
: tons, and that the District ATTIC
. ney, jeff B. Snyder, be directed
assist said Sheriff if legal procee
ings are necessary.
: There being no further busine
+, the Board adjourned, sine die.
\ ALEX CLARK, Pres't,
!, w. H. HARVEY. Secretary.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NGT--S

Mr.. Henry Easterlin, of Send
beimer, was in Tallulah on Monday
last,
Mr.. Morris Witherow spent IueS-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Witherow.
Mr.. w. H. Harvey, Jr., ATTENDED
g dance in Ferriday last Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Voelker, OF Lake
Providence, passed through TalIulah'
Tuesday, on his way to school at L.
I S. U.
{ Mr.. C. D. Johnson, of King
snent part of last Sunday in Tallulah'
Mr.. Tom Thompson, Of Mound
was in the city Wednesday.
There is to be dance at the Lyri
Theatre tonight for children only
Eisely's Dance Orchestra will turr
ism the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Pinney al
nounce the engagement Of the1
daughter, Mary Loecille, to ii
Mevles S. Hopkins. The weddir
to take place February, 9th l9I
Roosevelt, Louisiana.
The Knights of Pythias will nc
a very important meeting ne
: Thursday, their regular meet
4 right, at 1880 o'clock. This
very important meeting, and ev'
member is urged to attend.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given as the
chartered law of Madison parish
Missionary Baptist Association
(colored) requires that whereas the
above named body failed to hold It's
election of officers on the fourth
Tuesday in August with the MT.
Marian Baptist Church, Thomas
town, La, January 9th is fixed as
the date for said election, to be held
with the Mt. Olive Baptist Church,
Tallulah, La. Come prepared &c
pay in full for 1915.
w. H. HODGES, Pres
THORNTON & ELLIS,
Sec'ys.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
POLICE Jury PROCEEDINGS
Wednesday. Jan. 5th, 1916,

wednesday, OoIi. oeH' AN
The Police Jury convened in reg
ular session this 9th day of January,
1916.
Hon. Alex Clark, President. pre-
siding; all wards duly represented
except the lst ward, MIR. w. M,
Mcdonald being absent.
On motion of Mr.. Hewes, the
reading of the minutes of the prey
ious meeting was dispensed with.
The Finance Committee presentec
it's report, together with bills agains'
the Parish amounting to 81, 1872. .
endorsed for payment, On motion
of Mr.. Galloway, the funds neces
sary for the payment of same wer
appropriated; the Secretary instruct
ed to draw warrants to cover:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
How's This :

~. oner One Hundred Dollars re-
- Tor any case of Catarrh that can
rot he cured by Halls catarrh cure,
h0 Halps Cats.fb Cure has been taken a,
aae,rrh sufferers for TIE past
.S,,ty.nye years. and has become
, ,nian "a the most reliable remedy 10.
catsrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts 'nru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces "a
pelline the Poison from the Siooo 1
heaiinr the diseased portions. rrn
After you have taken y ian will see a
S Spes, 'G Improvement in y0rr genera enerSs,
sse1,h. Start taking Hairs Ca.L h
H rHrs at once and get rid OF catafrh
send for testimonials, free; o,,.
CHENEY & CO., Tolsdo, onio'
] eoId sy all Brvggisu. 1es' .
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
aai,",. 10; .n:.....

Hon. MAYOR:
Nv Dear Sic:-My ar..r..-~ -
been ca'tai so ~;
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

We are authorized to announce
Mr.. N. c. WILLIAMSON as a candi-
date for the office of State Senator
from the 2Sth Senatorial District,
composed of the Parishes of Madison
and East Carroll, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

sending travelling, oe-a.-..
from one city to another. and thai
about nine times out OF ten these
paupers become a burden upon the
- ,,,LiS', Nv bo--a haa,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08

FOR ..fe-lluari,n, you ~4ii rnt =.
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
yGR STATE SENaTGR.

We are authorized to announce
Ion. A. X. AMACKER as candidate
for reelection to the Office Of State
Senator from the parishes OF Mad'-
son and East Carroll, subject to the
action Of the Democrtic party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
DEMOCRATS PASS MANY
LAWS FOR BENEFIT OF
THE LABORING CLASS


democratic control Of .urstos
and the s'muiih'ir l'td'iahip "I
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
GREECE OF TODAY AS
VIEWED BY A FORMER
U. s. AMBASSADOR

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hint toarui1..u, u,rlI. temulc. ..
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~phthcaf,r.. IL I- Gas, t. project jur|
tics Of sentiment which bind the lio
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direct descent. According 10 % cunI-
uuut.,ttop addressed o.. inc National.
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KIN. Nose. form,rIg United states
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which 81. i..u,l t. IuIi.tfu ny the
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uirtyrc of fla, Atn,u. of fola, trJ of
Tho mod,rn ,,iIlcrs Of M, GA. which.
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in ,h. civ And il il only I'M the -
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

make up q deficiency IN the salary ~
the commissioner OF Agriculture.
This is interesting when It is OBJ.
served that on June 30. IatO, Just one
week later. Hughes approved u OH
increasing the salarics of a group OF
state officers. the lowest salary al
y HON was already 5000 a year The
salary ~ the attorney general was In.
creased from $1,000 To $4,000 tdou.
bicdi, that OF the state engineer and
surveyor from $4,000 to eS.ooo that
OF th" comptroller from $4,000 to
$4,000. that Of the state troisutcr
fom ti.U0v to $1,000. and that of tho
secretary OF state from 5. 900 10
80 GOO. with the comment that tin"
salaries of these state officers have
.lccn altogether GOO low
After o|ugitatInE ou Hughes method
of selection 80 the use Of public
money -NctOiug practical agricultural
appropriations M increasing already
70 - 1ff 81 I'VE" ~ ~ " '' fNl''N'l AiN.
the sensible farmer will turn to tho
achiotnnts of ia pmucratic sd.
mluistrttion and reflect That to Demo
cratic legislation is due the iiItil
credits law, the provision 40 tho fed
rral reserve law. making farm mort.
age and negotiable r,rc based on
live t1.h lawful security iu regional
banks for tn i,suau,, Of cmcrrcnru
,%irrcnctL creation OF the division oi
markets and rural organization. the
establishment ~ grain standards, the
cotton futures Law. ia" warehouse law
federal aid to- good roads ~ the states
and tn" agricultural extension law
and VOC for Woodrow Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

hold without slipping and the per
l!can mind in as mighty reluctant and
forced retreat uctutc Democratic facts
aud logic. Ia is groupings for a >alid
argument against President Wilson.
the Tribune editorial Includes.
among others. the following sigmfi-
cant paragraphs which require ~
faburcd Interpretation To- make clear
the instability 60 he Republican
tGus" To- TIE ordinary unbiased mind
President WILSON, speech Of a.-
copt1ucc is the clear statement OF
points Of democratic sLcngth OK
pcuted ot hmm n b. an effective pre-
t,ntatiou of the facets of facts uIuI
which the Democra,y wants the nlut
tu shine II i> an argument that ary
sensible Republican knows viii have
30 be- rcckoncd with.
'Tnc opposition has not set pat 'he
president ca tbs defensive. In ms
speech he is not dcfcndins a record
tie chronicles and explains il. not so
much iu answer To- attack COS for the
Information of The nation
Emalutius a. It docs. from an az
excessively Republican source. Ga,
foregoing preface to an argument tur
HUGHES. constitutes u remarkable roc
trrrtH.vn 90 Tsa,Alav.4aL .t...YfL LA.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
GLOOMY NV. RIPLEY.

A1oHppY in the United states "a
finding IT harder to make his
supcrabundant business actiyl-
ties square with his dolctul political
views han the president of the santa
Fc railroad company. says The New
York World. In his official capacity.
events which he intimatos were be-
yond his control. such "a the European
war. have made 1t necessary for hiU
TO report conditions Of prosperity
never before experienced
Having performed tins painful duty,
Mr. Ripley proceeds to apologize Tor
and explain away the narrowing and.
rs he calls 1t, 'abnoimti' record.
Evidently Il Is all agains, 'esson. and
We're It not fer the fac, that he hsd
the ludtors figures show ny uuoN-
amplel earnings. It is possible that he
would have rcpudinteG the whole
business a. a contemplate Democrat.
ic campaign trlsk.
There are people who consider the
Santa Fc q good proper. and havl
unlimited faith iu the section which Il
serves. what e pity 10 .s that the
principal officer ot the rroprietars
company appears 90 be- moro interested
IN VIudicauug Lts reputation as ID
prophet Of ,ilam.l, than in bis Hcll'
dc-or.cd fame as q master of traus.
partdiluu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

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