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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
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6cne Moi 4ro5eiiioncH iinoen
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am Gouncritag % iunge 2eute 81
@rieitern ipeibeu.
@iele ser WSai8rO0eilioneu, welhg
iuiolge Der rmgiinitieen @itteruna
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Gen Sonutage Itattfinoen.
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miro in Dem ct. @incentS Bailen'
baus fir Shoben ali ser Dorf &oao
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tere Pro5eiliouen iperoen BON Scr ct:
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ct. Ybilip imo SSacob-air1e gebalten
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gie sIiiociaticn tuurOe inlI2ni 1891
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@ilot mar ibr eriter aeiitiaer gera-
tier lmo 9lnt6ono @erf i6r crIter
@rdiioent. 9usuit sottlcr 1T sur
8cit Der 8roiioent Der @ereiniaune.
aoroinnl Gibbons ooIl.
5iebt 9rieitermeibe.
sdiumo5mau5ig ilnge@lanuer wer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

eugene Wiartenct. Chopin agln.
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fiir 8iano; Gt0eluu Gruoeu. 1aui.
oofi gIu0ante aus 2. Gou3crt fir
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Soprn; Dlar1 5borp. @ect6ouclf
Strcislcr .NoHoino" Nrcislcr
.,Sdon 9fosmarin~ fiir &iollne;
@eralonc @0gar Chopin Ser
cellie ~Sder5o4 in GAPoll, fir Ria'
no. Seattle Bacon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

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III ~ fir Eiono; Daorie 5or. 9artbc
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pilS Iria4 5onatc, bic gpei eriteu
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uSiOl0e'S 2iebestoo" aiIS
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p}io 9cn@. Gonipbea-E -Eipton
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mo .,Eoccata4 fiir @iono; Blonde !
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palo. Dc &anm 3pci Gnartettc,
iir bier 8iolinen; Selen @eisbam.
&c, 9sorina 9elion. Geraldine Cigar
mo Catherine Grinfer. ggioor
Siuale ans /. Srgel .Gbmpbonic;
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9Scu6OOg. GOnScrtc.

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riin ipcrocn am 22., 23., "a, 25.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Gin 9IutomobiI, ooS ais 4oiiogicre
0rei @eiItlid)e hotte, plroe ouf ser
2dnoitrobc in Der 9}d6e bon GoaaS.
toiun, %a, bon einem Stier an9egrii,
ferb pclber sic N|oidiur itort beidd.
oiqtc. 1ie orei @eiIilidcn &oItor
S. 6. gurf6olOer, 9aitor q. 2. Guor
81 uuo @aItor 9ntber %. McGorpep.
battet nit oen Stier ciner 6eiBen
Qalnpf 81 beite6en es gelaug ibnen
a6er, OaS 9bier 81 Deriageu, o5ue
Dab iie &erletuugeu erlitten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

gselp sSrIcnns, Ga. 20. Dlal.
9lls 6olge bon S4eBcn oui 5e1n
oOcr me6r Diciiac sStaliener iud6reno
ser lcstcn paor @oden Oilrd Dit
olieocr elmer genoetta, ipie man am
nimmt, bat fi1 geitern bier cine @e-
beimIiea itaIieniiher 9iireer se6il-
set, Inn Oen 9e6oroen bci5uItcben,
loIdcu 8crbrchcn Elm @uOc 81 mo.
her.
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Plus Sem SHnerrH Nlar0lanog nuo
ben angreu5cnoeR Staateu

Goroino YlorOpro8eb im
@ange.
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Encpma, 8ni6iuetou, 90. @oi.
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perurtbeilt poroeu-
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Nbunnrnicit, bic ben ,,1gntineu O0rrts
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bapgn per ItIev0on UOeg IbrtItIidl Nllls
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-30
TheErening Story
A Narrowing Tale
copyrtgAr 'si5. yy ". Werner

G1anS, g'lang g1ang walled
Betty But the old horse only
shrugged his shoulders and look
contemplatiyeIy over the oh!ons
field. as though calculating The NUM-
Der OF times II had taken him 20
20 round with d plough the week
before. His whole attitude OK
pressed contempt, or indifference. 20
The girl
"Oh DO 20 lang snapped Betty.
losing patience a. LAST and slappiHg
the re!n- over his back Then she
picked mp a cudgel and laid 8, on
with no gentle hand The horse
stood il 10 rho fourth thwack, then
turned bis had and looked AZ her
rhCgEhr:gily. stepped deliberately
over Tho trace chain and swung
round tlll 30 faced the harrow His
one eye closed calmly Betty felt
IL was meant for wink Shc
dropped upon the harrow with a
choking something thai nigh. have
been a sob or 2 laugh.
Whatever shall do nov she
said aloud I'm glad we're way or
in The wood where NOBODY can soc
feel Ike a fool r. ,aa, Old"
May ask me trouble" drewled
voice behind
The glri sprang % h"r 'cc' A
horse had crossed the soft ground
without noise She looked "A. fs
rider sharply v!'h a froon Bg'
there was no amusement in ths
young mans ewes. only curiosity
and some conceTr. Use your eyes
she said shortly The fool horse
won't DO q thing For ne. he Just
turned square round and told ne
20 with that wicked eye o. his
The horseman dropped 20 the
The Detroit times., 1916-08-30

home people. Now I'll be going"
"'Deed you won't" exclaimed
BETTY. laying hand on his arm as
De started ~ rise mot unless you
want 90 And you're not a rotter or
any OF those ugly things You're
the finest man ever met You
ought Go see the ones on the noun
ain here. lazy, good FOR nothing and
sIouyhInr not one so neat and gen.
Ucmmh AS you, And see how nice
you've treated mo today. With horse
and all Dont YOU ever say any.
thing about down and out"
by Jore ny Joye'" calculated
Bertram. trying 10 force some rapid
thoughts into his mead ID don't
YOU ~ 10 rubbing q in. Betty. if
YOU don't mean H."
Il do mean it-eyery word
And and voull bc- let me build
a house yes by Jore, ON the end OF
your got next money comes in two
weeks send 90 uncle FOR rugs and
books stored there look people right
ia he fsce again by Jove Retty
silly broke in Betty We've
known r,cN other jusf about two
hours But II YOU keep on being
nice Ike this for yondermunth.
who knows" Now. will you look
youder' II that COW hasn't stopped,
aud Is louking back, asking where
20 90 next forgot 20 pull her
rope. the old darling
The Detroit times., 1916-08-30

a thing about farm work" reckon.
His blooming education shall
commence az once" promised her
companion IN buy him harrow
% practice with. whate'
The girl looked AZ him curiously
silly she commented But rs
TOO lad don't see but TN have to
put the land into taters agdin. With
oct harrow ing
A clear "Moo-oo" came from the
edge OF the field Bct'y's face
cleared
The very thing she cried "lt7
uy old red cow shes ~troug aud
big as nm OK. almost. and minds wc
Just like the horse minds Krandpaw
Wen t4sten her 10 The harrow
After ;hiz second change was
made. Betty threw q piece ot board
across the barrow You mays Well
s.t here. too. she invited that r..
II yuu don't want 20 De going II
YOU 30. some stones can be piled
on. aiut heavy enough 10 keep ''
down by myself The COW needn't
be led or driven. can guide hyv
All right by the TWO ropes fastened
20 her horns learned her that
when i little girl 20 pull my wagon
Funly didn't think OF her be
tore
The first 10 or IS minutes ot their
ask. after starting. was confined 90
ne steady moving harrow held
down by their weight. and 20 the
ease with which the big COW drew
.t Then Betty looked az her cou
panioC specuiatively
Don't remember ever seeing yca
round the town when I've been 20
rhe store or 70 sell things she OBJ
served.
Instantly her companlor's face
changed from ela,.on 20 drpr, ,slon
Knew the 3Agh,ag thing would
have 30 come out, he groan~d Fac.
u.s. I'm a no account down a03ol',r
remittance man YOU know Haa.-
heopie ashamed 90 me-. zos- head
any ~imp does me - 'try ~.u.
ne or with a beastly 5o puHc3-
quarter Haven, the manhood f.
keep any ot tt N nay pockc. To-
nard end ~ las- lot. though I d
pinch enough 10 buy my horse a.5
ran gq here into the aoojs H
some charY.r Is sure 20 trade u9
ia-k-rabb., ,or him before .oa1
Na end sorry had 20 toll soa H.-
'y Irs been the happ.aat day Eve
bad In this country -ye.. o- tr 'a.
old one. FOR long ',u- Ts.y
treated ne over there Ike the rar-.~
am just uncle. yol know uy r,a.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-30

face down straight. You will find
this a very strenuous exercise
Keep up this movement until you
can do the full swing with ease.
Now as 20 the leg movement To
tell the truth there j. not much ot
leg movement 10 the crawl, and
advise you all 10 keep the legs
straight out until you can propel
yourselves in the water with the
arm movement alone When you
try the crawl in the water be sure
10 keep the head in the position
have explained 10 you.
When you have mastered this
movement out Of the water try ir in
the water. and feel certain that
you will not experience any din
Guilty in mastering the stroke
II Is rather difficult 20 teach you
the kick used in The crawl and
suggest that after you have mas
tered the arm movement YOU should
carefully study my instructions and
then experiment until you have be-
come accustomed 20 the movement.
The main point Is 20 keep the legs
rather limp. BeEd them from the
knees in and Up and down move
ment, but do not let them come out
OF the water
There are many ways Of doing the
crawl and I advise ny pupils 20
watch those a. the pool who know
the stroke In this way u will only
take them a short time. with the
knowledge they already have 20 mas
ter this stroke
The Detroit times., 1916-08-30
Article No IS.
BY ANNETTE keLLERmANN
international Reeord-holder and Star
Of the William Fox Si,oOO,OOo
Film "a Daughter Of the
Gods"

had Intended beginning today a
series OF nye or six articles about
diving. But I have changed ny
mind--not because ! am a woman,
"a some OF you may think, bat b..
cause ! have overlooked stroke o.
much importance 10 swimmers and
also because know Of several other
things you would desire 20 have M
tell you first.
The ignored stroke is the Aus
tralian crawl This stroke was first
used In Australia by the Cavills.
famous swimmers nave always
, been very grateful 10 the Cayills.
for. In a way. they aided me great
deal. Il was at Farmers baths, in
Sydney. where learned 10 swim
and my daily companions were the
Cavills. They helped me later on
20 become the socalled worlds
champion woman swimmer. ! have
never claimed this title. say this
90 that you will not misoonstrue my
statement.
I have given up swimming-"pro-
fessionally," at least, for all time, but
am still great admirer of the sport
and win always do everything in
my power TO advance it,
Most OF my swimming exhibitions
win be given in motion pictures
Hereafter because the surroundings
for this seem 10 be ideal
Now as 10 the Crawl"
The crawl is a great stroke for
what II termed sprinting racing. Il
must the developed slowly. for IL is
Cnly beneficial when the swimmer
uudeTBtands IL perfectly.
There In a slight difference be
tween the trudgeon and the crawl
IN the crawl a double windmill ef.
eocf n used. BY this l mean that
ne arms remain away from the
bo6y and the head and face must
ssmain straight down in the water.
- - turned only when required.
~ . fresh breath OF air. Scooping.
WIN big 8. Is the secret OF speed
while using the crawl | myself have
newer used the crawl stroke for the
roaDsa that / have never been
ealled upon to use IL In any OF the
eompctitions ! entered.
Nevertheless, II should be learned
~ sll swimmers for II may come
in handy sometimes. The only dif.
ferunce between the crawl and the
nudgeon In this: You use your
arms the same way except that you
make = wider and deeper sweep OF
ths arms and keep the body well in
Ne water. The wrist plays a very
important part in the movement OF
the arms. because II is bent TO aid
the scooping movement OF the hand
The swing OF the arms starts the
same as the trudgeon. then as II
hits the water twists sideways and
downward back az far as possible.
The left does the same. This move
ment must be done regularly and
not too quickly. Try this movement
out OF the water In the usual way.
Lie on the piano stool and take the
same position as for the trudgeon.
Now place both hands on line with
the hip. hands fat and elbows about
. foot from the body. II you bend
the elbows you will find that the
distance from the body will be the
same from the elbows 10 the tip OF
the fingers. Now swing the arms al
ternately. Try 10 initiate a wind
mill In action. Keep the head and
The St. Mary banner., 1916-07-29
SATURDAY, THE Doth DAY OF
JULY A. D., 1916,

between the hours of ii O'Clock a. M.
and o'clock p. M. the following men
toned and described property to-wit:
The following described property
situated in the Parish of st. Mary
Louisiana, tO-wit: Lots or tract Num-
Der Sixty-seven (67) containing 6S. -
acres, more or less. of the Adelne
Plantation, according to the recorded
plat thereof.
Together with all the buildings and
improvements on saidpropertv situated,
rights, ways, privileges and servitudes
thereunto belonging.
"The Adeline Sugar Factory Co,
Ltd, specially reserving the right OF
drainage for the benefit of adjoining
lands over and across the land convey
ed herein through such drainage as is
now constructed, or may be necessary
to construct by the owners for the bene-
tit Of the adjacent property holders, and
subject to perpetual servitule or right
OF way reserved by the Adeline Sugar
Factory Co., Ltd, for a public road
paralleling the Bayou Teche where said
road is now laid off and constructed.
said servitude Of way to have the width
of sixty feet, and also to the swamp in
the rear as now laid out. :"
CHAS. PECoT Sheriff
Sheriffs Office, Parish Of st. Mary, La.
June 20, 1916.
Borah, Himel, Bloch & Borah,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The St. Mary banner., 1916-07-29
WANTED.

Young ladies between the ages
of 1S and 25 years TO enter tram.
ing school for nurses. Must be
in good health and able to furnish
the best of references. For parti.
culars apply St. Mary Sanitarium.
Franklin, La, between 8 aud 10
.. m. daily. No phone appli.
oauts will be considered.
The St. Mary banner., 1916-07-29

Messrs. l. Popkin and Will Frost
are agents for the Parish of ST.
Mary for tn, Buick autom bile
1916 model. They will be pleased
10 show anyone the advantages
and cost of the machine they rep.
resent.
The St. Mary banner., 1916-07-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court-Parish OF
Orleans.
William L. Clark. Jr. W. j. B
Verdun, Jr. No. 1l6 224.

By virtue of writ of tieri facias. is
sued out of the Honorable the Civil
District Conrt, in and for the Parish of
Orleans, and to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and will offer for sale for
each, with appraisemant, to the last
and highest bidder, at the principal
front door of the Court House in the
Town of Franklin, Parish Of ST. Mary,
La, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JULY, A. D.. 1916,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. M
and 4 o'clock p. M, the following men,
toned and described property. to wit
"All of the right, title and interest of
J. B. Verdun, Jr., as an heir of Ro>
main Verdun, deceased, in and to the
property of every kind an description
belonging to the succession of Rpmain
Verdun. deceased. as we'll as all the
right, claim. demand. title and interest
of the said j. B. Verdun, Jr. as a
creditor Of the succession of ROmain
Verdun, decd, and more particularly in
and to the following described proper
ty appearing on tie account filed in
said succession by the administrator
thereof, tO-wit:
"Claim of j. B. Verdun, Jr.,
as administrator of said estate, to
a commission of two and ne-half
z l-2] per cent. on S1.715.O0
amounting to ............... ..Sl92 81
Amt. due J. B. Verdun, Jr,
as per contract with the children
of decedent herein for services
rendered In getting up the evil
dence to prove the claim against
the U :. Government and pros
ecuting same ....... Sl92S -
The undivided interest of J. E. Yer
dun, Jr., as an heir of Roman Verdun,
deceased, in and to the sum of six
Thousand, One Hundred and Seventy
two lS6, l72 OO] Dollars, being amount
paid by United States Government to j
b. Verdun, Jr.. Administrator of the
estate OF Roman Ver,iun, deceased, un-
Ger act of Congress known as "Omni-
bus claim bill''; as well as al, of the
right, title, interest. claim and demand
of the said J. B. Verdun, Jr., in aud
to said sum as a creditor of the estate
of Roman Verdun, deceased for the
amounts of 1892 81 and sl,92S..5. as
set forth. and as appears on the account
filed in said succession by said admins
traitor"
CHAS. PECoT. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Parish Of st. Mary, La.
July Sth, 1916.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St Mary.
The Adeline Sugar Factory Co.
Ltd vs Albert Iuhnke.
No II 10

By virtue If writ of fieri facias is
sued out of the Honorable the 23rd
judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish of St. Mary, and to me directed.
in the above entitled and numbered
snit, have seized and will offer for
sale, for cash, without appraisement, to
the last and highest bidder, at the
principal front door Of the Court House
in the Town of Franklin, Parish Of ST.
Marv Ia on
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TOMBS AND
VAULTS.

Brick and Concrete Tombs
and Vaults. Reinforced con-
crete posts with galvanized
chain. Marble and Granite
Slabs and Monuments furni
shed aud erected.
ORvLLE w. ALPHA.
Phone 80 franklin. La
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For Rent.

Store building opposite
Southern Pacific freight de-
pot. For particulars apply
to Mrs. j. FEsKE,
Franklin, La.
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Ifyou want your ho',s e, "pl
.hod, take them 70 H .hos.
reaux's blacksmith sD''
addition.
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Board and Rooms

BOARDING AND ROOMS = Can ac-
commodate a few more boarders; rea-
sonable rates. with the best the market
AFFORDS. 123 South Second street