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DOpys.

Tfmto chci oznamit min pTatelGm
a znamfm, a vGbec vSem Gtenaf6m to.
hotO lystu, re ffdim zde informaGni
hOvornu; avSak ne TAX jake redakcy
casopysu "HOspodaf" ony odpovidaji
pouze otazky tykajicf Sc farmerstvi a
zv6rolekafstvi; kazdou odpUYeG 1--WE.
fejnf, KIDD by cht6l odpoveG soukrome
psanf tedy Jim must zaslat jeden
dOiar.
ia rovn9z pocft&m jeden dollar "a
kazdou odpove6; mic nebude uvefejn9.
no novynach, nibrz vSe Sc dele sou
kromem psanf. ia odpovfdam ia vSe-
cko. vyIimsje doktorstvf. Pc dlou-
hem badani Gteni mnohich knGh,
historic sv6tovich a vedy jake: Theo.
logy, Saikology, Phrenology. Physics,
Chemistery, Botany, atd. jsem soho,
pen vysvetlity vsecky tajnosty a zaha
dy nevysvetlitelne. Uvadfm zde ne.
ktere takove otazky, tax ma pTfklad;
Co jest elektrika; proc must NIT tele
fon elektricke baterie? Jak skonGi
Evrorska valka: kteri 2 tamnfch ma.
rodG PRAGUE ku sve vlastnf zkaze? Co
jest bleSk a hrom; Go jest jich puvo-
demP 2 echo Sc della zelezo, ocel, lyty-
nap ZGeho Sc dela sklo; al echo
papi-? h'-...
Dale mohu dati mnohe rady Ollie
du zdravotnim. Mnozi Tide mali tn
nepfijemnost jako (dandruffl cyly lu.
by ma Have a yypadayani ylasG; cd to
no jest snadna pomoc stojf to jen
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malickoSt. PAX mnoho lidf ma tn ne
pfijemnost re Sc Jim stale potf nohy;
cd toho je take snadna pomoc; n9kdo
by cato dial p6tku tfeba doSftku kdy
by Sc toho mohl zbavit. KdYz me da
dollar tax SO tOho ma dobro zbavi, ia
mu "a to rucim neb prostfedek ten ie
jistf kazdem pfipad6. N6komu "a
Sc casio teGe krev nosu, cd toho je
take snadna jista pomOc. Toto jsou
ien nektere Otazky, vSak ia odpovim
a vySvetlim vSecko NONE, at je 10
jakekoliv nauky. vedy. Co KIDD ma
ma mysly, neb Gem Getl neb slisel a
nepochopil toho niue Ike me pfijiti a
ia mu to vySV6tlim. ale kdybycn snad
nemohl tedy tej to nebude mic stat.
Lide vzdaleni mohou me dopsat a
pflloziti jeden dollar a ia jim pax zaS-
Ia dplnOu odpoved, vSe vypisu dopo-.
drobna a nejen Re feknu takhIe Jest
to, ale ia podam ddkazy kterez kazde-
no pfesvedcf re skutecn9 jest to tax
jak ia tvrdim. Ia ml6enllvost ruGim
kazd6mu, to je, re Sc zadnf nezdovf co
Sc KIDD pta. neb zadna otazka me dana
neb zaslana ami zadna odpoved nepff-
do do novln, nfbry vSe Sc dele soukro-
mem psanf.
Jeste Sc muslin zminlt jedne zaji.
nave otazce ia jest. Jaky jest roz-
dfl mezi techy, Nemcy, AngliSani,
mely tito kazdi svuj poGatek CO jedno
tlyVf narod Ianebo jsou jake vetve je-
dnoho stromu jednoho kofene; totiS
jeden narod? Toto vysvetIim X iplne
spokojenosti, KIDD toho Dude pratt. S
pozdravem ma vsecky Gtenafe tohoto
lystu. Frank HoraSek, ~ .. {
-" Tabor, S. d.
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Aohh N1NuhO3 JOho Ah"hSSAh"
dcera, jenz farmafili u Platte, Sc
minulou sobotu nastehovali do
bulky We ktere drive bydlela sta
ra Vrbova.
J. A. Matuska Sc rozhodnul be-
Yeti pro Gfad Serbia ma demokra-
tickem lfstku. Ma dobrou Gaku
ma zvolenf, nebot ma dobre nohy
take mu sotva ostatnf kandidati
postaGf.
M prodej, farma o 200 akrech,
6 mil severozapadne cd Tabora,
ma pekne vtstavnosti jest to jed
ma nejlepsfch farem We okolf.
$3.50 "a akr. Frank Uherka, Ia
Dor, S. D. Adv
Adolf Reh1fek prodal syoji far
mu, 2 mile ma zapad cd m6sta Vac
Haklovi a koupil farmu cd Adolfa
DvofaSka Avon ktera sousedf
jeho osmdesatkou. HodIa Sc tam
S rodinou odst6hovat ma podzim.
Vaclav KoGer Sc vratil minulou
stfedu Chicago, kamz doprOva-
eel zasilku dobytka, a veGer t6hoz
dine ma n6j soused6 uspofadali pre-
kvapenf. Celia drnzina pax Sc INA
menit9 az do rannf hodiny bavila.
Spolek dobr5ch cest v tonic O.
kresu Dude odbyvati vSrocnf schG
ri iterS, 4 dubna v 1 bod. odpo-
ledne, v Security Block, v Tyn-
dali. Kdo Sc zajina O dobr6 ces-
ty, nechybi kdyz schulz Pride.
Zdeisf obchodnfci sem pozvali
diva feGnfky rolnickeho odd6lenf
koleje v Brookings, kteff budou
zde v sobotu odpoledne, 6. dubna,
a budou mluvit o rolnictvf a jak
p6stovati kornu. Kazdy je ivan
by Sc dostavil.
V Gtery minulS t5den Fuller
vile sicily til kary S trait, jedna
nalozena Sindelem dive prazdne.
Kary tyto Sc nalezaly uprostfed
vlaku "a mimi Sc nalezaly kary S
dobytkem. Ma st9stf nikdo nebyl
poran6n. Wax prF jel asi pet mil
"a hodinu kdyz kary vyjely.
Claude Stills pronajmul Kingovu
budovu a nastehoval Sc tam man.
zelkou. Rozvazf postu ma 2 route
ma mfsto G. Kinga, ktery v pond6
II odiel do Nashua, Mont, kde Sc
usadf. O.routu je n9kolik ucha-
zeGI.
We Springfield, ILL.,, zemfel DR..
VIM. Jayne, prvnf guverner toho-
to statu We staff SO rokG. Byl u.s.
taven guvernerem roce 1861 pc
nastolenf pres. Lincolna, a pfiste-
hoval Sc do Yankton, kde byla teh
dejsf kapitola. Jeho dfadovna Sc
nalezala ma Broadway ulici We sru-
blu Brzy ma to naffdil sGitanf
ob5vatel teritorie dakotsk6, kterS
okazoval, Re v obOu DakOtach teh
dy bylo 2376 dust. PAX rozd9lil
teritorii ma soudnf zakonodarne
distrikty. Bylo mu tehdy SO let
a byl povolanfm lekaf.
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Oznamujf vefejnosti, "a
prevail fizenf Hanford p
Co. a uch&zim Sc o obchOt
jenz prodavaif smetanH VI
Tim Sc kazdeho sv6domit6 3
ziti a budu vzdy platit nejYy
ny "a smetanu CIV Root
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Ladyblrds Destroy lice.

Ladybirds are of great service to
the gardener by reason of their de.
struction OF plant lice. among which
they lay their eggs, and as the larvae
come to life they feed on the lice.
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For Representative in Congre!
First District vote for
X c. A. Christopherson
Republican Candidate
Primary Election

Oznamuji vefejnosti, re j.
dnatelem pro Cedar Rapids
a prodavam pro onu spoil
gasolin a rdzne oleje "a cent
ne. Eman Pekaf. Adv
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.DOMACl zPRAvY.

wynn 10 uOJpLluOuhCJol VIVA W
Gistit divorce.
Frank Rada 81 koupil Ford cd
Jos. Skorpfka.
Platte sv6 dane ma Taborske
bance. Adv.
Sazenieky ma prodej 5 a 1Oc storu.
Adv.
Ma prodej, mekke uhlf v King
elevator. (Adv.
James Kulis a jeho manzelka by
Ii Yankton We stfedu.
Zlatou knihu pro farmera lie
koupiti Lakeport Store.
Prodam anebo vym9nim sveho
Jacka. Jos. Black. Adv.
Ed. Zolnowski cd Dante byl zde
v titery ma SVEN automobile.
Ma prOdeJ, 6 tun sena. 4. D..
HorhGek, Tabor, route 2.
500 busl6 korny ma semeno. A.
Vavra, Lakeport. Adv.
Nam ma prodej 10 dojnic, n6kte
re bfezi. Jan Hamburger. Adv.
Plymouth Rock vejce ma prodei
Is vajec "a SOC. PHI. G. Bouska.
ri. Jos. Turka odjela do Omahy
v pondeli, kde Sc zdrzf asi IA dni.
81. Frances Sutera byla n&vste-
YOU u pfatel IL Dante minuly IT,
den.
Naleznete plnou zasobu zelezne-
no zboM a nadobf v 10c storu.
Adv.
Frank Straka, NIL, Sc vratil v
Gter5 z York, Neb, kde navstevo-
val skolu.
John Cap prodal svdj podfl v pc
hybliv5ch obrazech Teo KoletzkJ-
mu minuly t5den.
Konrad Szymanski z Owatonna,
Mimi, sem We stfedu pfijel ma
navst6vu k bratrGm.
Ma prodej, pekn5 Holstein By
eek, 7 mGsfcG starry. Vino. Totu-
SEX, route 2. Adv. Alb
R. r. Mkt, F. w. Noll a Teo
Koletzky konali svoji povinnost co
porotci v Tyndall tento tSden.
Name jednatelstvf cd firmy
Quincy v Yankton ma kv6tiny a
zeleniny. A.J.Novak.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
M9jte vzdy donna Pyro stfikaG-
ku ma ohefi; zachranite tax svGj
majetek. Ma prodej v garazi. AID
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Vejce cd Rhode Island Reds ma
prodej, Is vajec "a 40c. Mrs. V.
j. Siman, Lesterville, S. d. Adv.
J. E. Matuska Ludvfk Hakl
byli V AUTOMOBILE u Wagner minu
| IL t5den podivati Sc ma sv6 fanny,
Emil Vauk, jeho manzelka jeji
matka, pr. Jandova, byli navstG-
YOU v Utica u F. A. Wagnera v
1terS.
Ed Olsen, jenz pred nedavnem
koupil Machovu mastal ma hlavni
ulici, hodla tuto rozebrat a odste-
hovat IA svojf farmu.
Frank Kubal a jeho dcera, pr.
Jos. Manise, byli navstGvou u Jos.
Kubala u Geddes, jehoz manzelka
byla operovana.
| Dejte Sc pojistit ma zivot slime
spoleGnosti kterou jest U. S. Annu
lily Life Ins. Co. j. F. HOSTEL,
mistnf jednatel. Adv.
Ma prodei, dunn lot dobfe
casti Tabora. Dunn ma 4 velk6
sv4tnice mimo tfech mensfch. Lot
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suspend all further argument in
relation to it. | will merely OBJ
serve nevertheless, that the certi-
ticates Of Messrs. Williams & Go.
make it very conclusive that the
epithet was used. as attaching 60
the instrument of writing.
The remarks made by you at
the time you speak of. alledging
to Judge B. an abuse of the
franklng privilege, we're not re-
peated to me, and if they he'd
been, | should not have COM
planned. The Judge will pro-
badly defend himself against that
accusation.
In conclusion, | have only to
say, that, being called before the
public by you, | will be response
BILE only for the truth of such
statements as have been given in
this publication, if these be found
correct, my responsibility ceases.
| assure you sir, | will most
studiously AVOID hereafter, put
ting it in your power to annoy me
again.
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Natchitoches. July 9Th 18a

NaCchltocheS, July 9th, 1873,
Sir:-l should have replied, t
your note of the 18th of Jur
sooner, but for your immediat
departure. | hasten to answer il
the instant l hear you have re
returned; yet in so doing at q
earlier or later period, l canno
Tor a moment. recognize any rigE
on your part, to question me
touching the matters referred tc
IN your communication,
The very fact. upon which yoi
indirectly, reply for sustaining
the course you have been please
to pursue, towards me, is on
amongst others, upon which
would not hesitate to base my dc
NAL. of the right which you yirtu
ally assume.
Judge Billiard was "a candidat
before the people," for publ
oreferment, and as such, invites
scrutiny, into his qualification
and conduct; and / as one of thu
tree citizens of the district had
perfect right, to canvas his pre-
.entions, to state facts relating tc
MS moral and political character.
md express freely opinions, as t.
both. This privilege, | claim and
,hall always exercise, towards all
sandidates for public favor or con.
idence, whenever l shall choose.
1ithout regard, to such epistle,
$ you may be excited, in your
cal, to write.
In self justification, I will re.
emark, that your informers, have
1lsrepresented probably from
llsconception), a portion of my
observations. | did not say that
Judge Billiard attempted to in.
luce me to sign a false certifi
ate" but in substance, that on
occasion, he desired me, to
'ttest a public inventory, which
2 legal and moral contemplation
you'd have recognized my knowI
dge OF, and participation in the
making thereof when such was not
ne feet. As to the last obserya
on quoted by You it was used, ]
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! steps he meant to pursue, as !
wished that no note or message
should come to my house; Mr.,
Wynn said he had no objection tt
state to me what Mr.. Dunn in.
tended doing, and that his view
was to publish the matter--I con.
fess | was surprised at this, anC
expressed to Mr., W YIN my wish
that Mr.. Dunn should not do so.
but the determination appeared
fixed; not to be changed now
requested Mr.. Wynn to give me
the substance of our conversation
in reference to the affair; Mr..
Wynn resumed his seat and cheer
fully wrote a satisfactory state
ment, and having signed it, said it
was but fair to let Mr.. Dunn see
it, and that he wished at any rate
TO take a copy of it. l said, yes,
certainly; an hour afterwards Mr..
Wynn returned and said Mr..
Dunn had made some objection to
this statement, and that he would
write another more full and parti-
cular; / remarked to Mr.. WYNN
that | wanted it for publication,
that Mr.. Dunn had by no means
the right of receiving that paper,
and l had permitted him to see it
from courtesy alone; Mr.. Wynn
sat down to write another, which,
though containing all the facts las
I believe) was drawn to such
length as to render it entirely
useless for publication, | declined
taking it from Mr.. Wynn, and re-
minded him that | had from the
first proposed introducing a friend
on my part, who could witness
our conversation, from which i
had been dissuaded by him, he
stating at that time that he was
the mutual friend of both. Mr..
Wynn retired with an understand
ing that he would in the future.
at any time, give me any state
ment | might want.
] think it due to myself to state
that l have thus purposely given
all the particulars, including as
we'll what is against, as what is
for me, in order hat any further
publication may be dispensed
with.
10 the Frontier Reporter of the
14th July, Mr.. Dunn makes a
short appeal, in which, fearing
''misconception on the part of the
public (who, by the way knew
nothing about the matter) he
deals out what he calls Justice to
both parties" in publishing my
hiA uSeRAa
receiving, but accidentally, or
Intentionally torgets to assign the
reasons why | refused to receive
it; for the more convenient ref
erence of those who may do me
the justice to read this, l have in
serted Mr.. Dunn's reDly-append-
ed to which is my rejoinder.
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Notice.

Sealed bids for the purchase OF
$40, 600. 90 Good Road Bonds will
De received by the undersigned. tc
De opened at 10 o'clock a. m..
Thursday, May 18th, 1915. Bids
must be accompanied with certified
heck for 5000. 90 as a guarantee
II good faith. The right is e
ierved to reject any and all bids.
Address:
g.. Il. PERSON.
'rest. Police Jury. Parish of Nat
chitoches. La.
~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Natchitoches, La, 26 July 1882.
Being arraign'd before you by
Mr.. j. R.. Dunn, / need offer no
apology for the appeal ] am about
to make; considering, as | do, that
am absolutely compel'd to it.
On the evening of the 10Th
June, Immediately after my
arrival in Natchitoches, / was met
~ Chas. A. Billiard of, Esqr who
said to me that he wish'd to see
ne, and had thought of sending t.
my residence, stating that lis
brother Judge Billiard had been
very grossly abused by Mr.. Dunn,
~ strong as to be compelled to
coll upon him in relation to them:
snl added that he left the business
c tirely with me, and would adj
her" to any course / should pre-
Sri re. l gave Mr.. B. no parti-
calar answer at this time. | r
cared all the necessary informa.
ton as to the expression used by
Alr. Dunn in reference to Judge
thlllard, and also to the very
Ie',lic and violent manner in
which they were made. but being
iilform'd by the family physician
% Mr.. Billiard of certain OBJ
.';acies, entirely of a domestic
{ aracter. interfering with the
l'r2Iriety of a controversy at that
tltnn, which | fear'd might be at
with serious results. II
advised Mr.. Billiard to think no
more about it, Considering, how
that some notice of Mr..
iIfi1n's conduct was due to Judge
i,,iiard, l determined to inform
MIR. Dunn, as | did in my note oil
18th June, that if he did not
his expressions, / would
lamp upon such conduct the
it should properly bear,
hat of malevolent and malignant /,
llsehood." This pledge, first /
gtVen to Mr.. Dunn, and after :
slrds transferred frem him by his !
yn act, to the public, / will not !
ttempt to redeem. How far In
lay succeed, will be for the pub. !.
2 TO determine-and in order to 4
i%ciliate as much as possiblr, this !
the whole controversy :
here exposed entirely. II
Natchitoches, La, a
18th, June 1882. al
Sir have just heard that in il
recent conversation, between h,
ourself and some gentlemen Of Of
is Parish, you stated that Judge "a
now q candidate before ie
people, had on some passed N
attempted to induce Ie
u to sign a false certificate" and er
at he was q damn'd rascalo. "a.
ou must be aware that such lati- nc
de in reference to an individual dl
10 holds SO respectable . stand eli
I in society, and who has SO M,
my personal friends here, is en- be
ely inadmissible. / am led 70 pr
and to hope. that you will eei
on reflection, withdraw the re-Ir
,rks made by you. and hereI
uded to, bat should you on the shc
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Having been called on by Mr..
Charles A. Billiard to state what |
recollect in relation to the above
statement, | have to say that
was present at the transaction al
luded to and that | believe IL
statement to be substantially tru,
j. P. HARRISON.
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L. G. DERUSSY.

On the 9th February 1926. an
inventory was taken of the pro
pertY of B. Morris's succession by
order of the Court of Probates.
II is signed by 2. Morris tutrix,
Chas. A. Billiard under tutor, and
curator ad bona, B. B. Breazeale
and John Sibley appraisers, H. A..
Billiard and f. Williams witnesses
and John &, Carr, parish judge of
the parish of Natchitoches ex-
oficlo notary public.
When the inventory was nearly
finished it was discovered that
Mr.. Williams who had attended
as a witness, was absent, he had
been called out, l.think, by sick
ness in his family, but of this |
am not certain. Judge Carr re-
marked that the inventory might
than be closed if there was an
other witness. Mr.. Dunn coming
IN at the time, was requested by
my brother to sign as a witness.
He declined dong so, because be
thought that the true construction
of the law required the witness to
be present during the whole time
the notary was taking the inven-
tory. Nv brother, and most, if
not all others present. thought, on
the other hand, that the law was
substantially complied with, if the
witness says the closing of the
inventory. Mr.. Dunn said he
did not sign, but offered to certify
that he saw the closing of the
instrument.
The above is a true statement
OF what occurred at the taking of
said inventory according to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. A. BULLARD.
Natchitoches, July 25. 1882.
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We do hereby certify that W.
were present when the converse
ton alluded to in the above certi
ficate took place between Messrs
friedrich v illiams and John R
Dunn, and that the expressions
made use of by Mr. John K. Dunn
with regard to Judge Henry A
Billiard are correctly stated in the
said certificate, to the best of oui
oelief and remembrance.
V. SOMPAYRAC,
NARClSSE
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do hereby certify that on Sun
day the 10th of June, 1882, viii;
in conversation with Mr.. j. K
Dunn, in presence of N. Prud
homme, V. Sompayrac, Esqrs. an
others, the said John r. Dunn di
then declare that Judge Bullar,
was a Damn'd Rascal; and in evi
dence that he was such. state
that the Judge had call'd on hin
to sign, or testify to, an instru
ment of writing knowing it to b,
false: Mr.. Dunn further observe
that it happened at the taking O
Morris inventory.
F. WILLIAMS.
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An Interesting Document.

A copy of "Rapporteur des
Frontieres" of July Dist, 1882 the
paper published here at that time
some eighty four years ago, was
sent the editor with the request
that the article that appears be-
low, be published.
The presidential campaign was
on at that time and the following
ticket appears at the head mast.
For President-Andrew Jackso n
Electors of President and Vice
President.
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as a matter of private opinion, an
opinion resting on reasons, which
are to me satisfactory. Other re-
marks We're made, in the CONVEX
sation referred to by you, which
in my conception, charged the
Judge with grossly improper con-
duct; Ito Wit: that he had abus-
ed, the franking privilege, in
sending articles of clothing, in the
mail from Washington to Opelou-
sas, under the sanction, of his
official signature.
l would have supposed, that the
Judge and | were, perfectly COM
petent, to settle any differences,
which might exist between US,
without your aid as a volunteer.
1t is altogether probable we shall
meet IN a short time. This now
ever is wholly immaterial.
What | have said of Judge Bull
lard, l reiterate. 1t is the place
of the injured to seek redress, and
if you, or he feel aggrieyed, by
any act of mine, | hold myself
responsible to answer therefor,
either to you or him, if it should
please either of you to call upon
me.
| am Sir respectfully,
+ Your obedient servant,
JNO. r. DUNN.
To Major Lewis G. DeRussy,
Paymaster q. s. A.
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Subscription 81. o Per Year
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-14
POSTPONE CENTENNIAL
DAY AT NEW CARLISLE

Heavy rain at New Carlisle caused
the postponement of the centennial
celebration there Wednesday as far
as the outdoor events were concern
ed. The program consisting of horse,
automobile and motorcycle races,
was postponed until Friday.
At / o'clock the rain had not abat-
ed, and it was reported. all the
events were postponed. A long pa
rade in which a number of decorated
floats were to appear, was likewise
called off because of the inclement
weather. The foot races for children
and adults TO have been held at 4
o'clock. were postponed until Friday.
Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor of
the First Christian church of South
Bend. will deliver an address at the
indoor centennial exercises to be held
at the Newa Carlisle high school this
evening. Sc ectiOns by the high
school band will also be a part of the
evening program.
II was decided late Wednesday at
ternoon 10 postpone the entire cen
tennial program until Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-14
MEXICANS MARCH IN
Ell PAS0'S PARADE
FOR PREPAREDNESS
International News Service !:

Ell PASO, Texas, June IA
America first" shouted thousand
voices in the preparedness parade
here today. While thousands of
small American flags were raised
aloft by the marchers, a thousand
voices sang America" star Spang-
led Banner" and other patriotic
airs.
1t was the greatest plea for ma
tiOnal defense ever staged on the
border land FL Paso has a Mexi-
can population of $4,000 and most
of these stood on the sidewalks
watching the paraders go by. A uni
que feature of the parade which took
more than two hours and "a half in
passing the reviewing stand was the
appearance of 100 members of the
Chinese colony in the procession as
we'll as a number of naturalized
Mexicans
Although Gen. George W. Bell. jr.
commanding the United States troops
in this section, had no fear of an out
break either for or against the Mex
leans of FL Paso, he took adequate
precautions to prevent trouble by
placing a strong military force
around the city during the parade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-14
DOWAGIAC MAS0NS TO
GIVE BENEFIT FAIR
Plan Seven Days Entertainment i'm
Effort TO Raise Money For
New Temple.

Starting Monday. June 10. the
Nasons of Dowagiac viii conduct "A
seven days benefit TO raise money
for new Masonic temple. The
fair will open each evening az 1880
o'clock and will close at 1880
o'clock after which "a dancing pro-
gram Will continue until II o'clock.
Special programs will be arranged
for each evening. ON Monday night
the opening feature will be street
drills by the Benton Harbor and
Niles Communicates. Delegations
from all towns surrounding Dowa-
giac are expected to attend the fair
during the week. The program for
the week follows.
Monday. June 10. Knights Tenn
plar night
Tuesday. June 20, odd Fellows
and Moose night.
Wednesday June 21. Maccabee
night.
Thursday. June % Elks and
Eastern Star night
Friday. June %. Blue Lodge night
Saturday. June "a, Chapter night
Monday. June %. the last and
getaway night.