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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
anbsminoer

8enne 9oa, uogioet ii Gaitor q
.9(nSerien. grpit oeo Gor 6rellers
eo. fHt5. airfe, 9sem Yorf
Gitp, Borough Of 9roofIpn, gmi.
grant. % Ssmanosprait % gfioOer
al 8nnnebros. er iaare lprerig %
i~nteresiant at lpie. 0e mango per
ionlige 0pIeoelier % ben GrooprOig-
beo. boormeo fSorfatteren iortuller,
gioer os ct Sn0blif / BET firfelige
Grbeioe | Storitaoen, Der er 8eren
til amerifa, ooe tuiinoes 9iem.
Nien 6oriatteren bier ogiaa Hart
% beitemt, 6bor Geren or I'll oct
bimmeIife Stem, til SUBS Hiae, %
9sren er ben beIlige 9aab / Seiu
Griiti 1apn til SpnSernes 6orla.
belle os oct eoige Gin; tbi Seiiis
tiger: Seq er 3sren. % apoitIen
9eter ia9oe poa @inieoogen: 9Om.
bender eoer, og boer al eoer IaOer
zig osbe | Seiu ariiti 9oon til Spn.
oernes 5orIaoeIie. oe 5 IfuIIe iaa
Sen SeIli9oanos 8ooe." Gag os fob
og les, gtbi erfnren gfano er goo
at apite.4 Pris mob. 81 o. uin0.
bnnoet 75c.
@ogen iaas Dos 6oriatteren og
/ 7aliif 9ogbonoeI, Geoor 5af1s, ga.
Z. ). q. g. .. Rielien,
Erpit pes @olgntbn o1 8ethiemane
airfe, 9bicaeo, ST..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
WebSeldie.

Oct oanife Excitement peo Stan.
barb, siberia, CANADA, enifer, for
at iorebmge mulig MisIoritaaeIie,
at meooele:
1. ut ineen ariesitat er paalast
21nomanoen | Canada.
2. ut tpungen 89rnepligt life
eriiterer og efter Reseringens be.
itemte erflpring life pil blipe ino-
fert | Canada.
3. at alt tiIbagep9ren6e 2ano |
o. beo bort Excitement Der, iom
oct beoite / 8eitern Canada, milo.
lertioigt bar pRret toget Of Warfe.
oct / ben Seniiet at reieroere Del
for biemoenoenoe SoIoater, pan
SettIementets Interchangeable Opfor.
bring after nf CANADIAN paciiic
Hnilpap Company er cabinet for
|SaIg paa be i9ooanIige 90 aars
9etaIingspilfaar.
R9rmere Oplpsnins gipes bereo.
piuigit al Den oanffe Excitement
Stubs Sefret9r
q n tb on g. Masmusfen,
Stanooro, Mlta., Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
Gil Cline earisn.

Sleeping @oter, 9ebry Wrs.
ID. &obertien $40, Games Z.
Ssobnien 81. GlmooIe, Rinn.. Che
Girl GLIB" S.. Oiafis, Rinn., 3eu.
6. Poulien 81. Ropol, Sa.,
girs. 1bee. Snnien So. Blair.
Rebr., Wrs. 8eo. 6. u. aourien
s., CIR. Roienbecf 81, anor. Gar.
len 81. Salt Safe Sin, 3ep. 5.
6. Garlien 81. Minoen, Rebr.,
9ieo. $. g. Senien 81, Nrs. Sobn
Anoerien 50. 3enper, Colo, apin.
o~eforenineen SIS. Stapleburit,
gfebr., Dir. % Nrs. artbur Sn.
len, So. Nr. og Rrs. CIR. 3.
peterien So. H1iTfiu, Rebr., Reu.
g. Senien, Ears Seiperien, 3. e..
Same 'Soutoeo, 5. 3.
@olobecf, @ilber 8eterien, Boul
Inoerlen 70, 50, 9. W. ebrllten-
len 81, Nartin Senien, Wartime
Senien. Cora Senien. anton @oIo.
beef, 5. 6. Gbrfitenien IN. SO.
Marius 8oIobecf, Cora @olobecf,
q. 6. Soutoeo. Sens Sanien, =.
$. Ieterien, 6. 6. @rnerien,
Sens anoerien bb. 50, q. NieI.
fen, &liooIf anoerien CIR. 9oeoen
bn. 81. goroopn, Rebr., 6rnnf
Sobnien So. Sleepp epe, Ninn.,
@rs. 5. Sobonien 81, Rrs. 9.
e. Senien 81, Rinnie Senien$5.
Minneapolis, Rinn., Wrs. q.
81. Salt inofommen
$4,000.
Me6 5of mootaeet.
s. Marfusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
6eruoale, Sal.
Reooeler.

gi bar baft en- goo aegn / Be
iioite Gage al SUM Maaneo, bpao
&ooirugterne iamt @rqsmarferne
Hart bill gioe til aenoe. Oct bar
ellers O9ret ieroeIes folot 6ettesor-
nar me0 oeoparen0e 0oroenoino,
men M, on 8inoen err fommen on
/ SDo-Spobeit, og pi bar iaoet
8egn, baaber hi, at SoIen oil imi-
le oenligt til os, budo pi paa oct
oenIigite bill seneploe.
9faoets 9niere bar / lang lib
fife bsrt ira os beraoe paa StilIe.
baosfpIten; ieg tRnter, at aorre.
iponoenten fife bar bait megetSto tot,
eaer ogiaa bar ban lagt pna ben
laoe SIDE | ben traple 5~oraarstio,
6paO Sfriberiet angaar. Nfen Ne.
uigbeoens itore ar6eioe per ibIanot
bore 0nnife - gdar aIligeDel lin
title, Itstte Sang bIanot gamIe o.
inge, og oi bier % penter, at Ser.
rem oil ieroe tiolig Regn og iiloig
&esn, at Sierterne / FRO maa aab-
ne iig for BAN, Der | iaa rigt RaaI
laoer lit San0beOs Orb lDOe paa
port Wooersmoal for port 6oIf.
Won Di ret Ifatter oenne @o0beo?
Non Ri iom GoIf betragtet ret ger
9rlig oerai2 Won Der life err man.
ge, iom Iigger | 2igegpLoigbeos
9uale, og Iom bsrer airfefloffernes
miloe, uenIige aaIoen, men life fan
bore BET, eIIer life pil? Ger Ifal ioa-
res 10, tbi man f~orgIemmer, at bet
err 9errens Dag og tager al anoen
inpttig 5anoeI FOR, iom nebopsier
sSambittigbeoen, os man glemmer
at bereoe tit Sierte for BAN.
Renigbeoens iinge meo Bait.
Rielien bar for nogen lib ifoen |
gurefa, bpor be gap ct grogram |
ben norffe airfe. Erosrammet bar
meget oellptfet. De iirge Normano
meo paitor gorlfp fra ben norIfe
@irte bIsp inobitot til GernooIe os
agter benao Somntcren at gore Gen.
eGI6.
Den 6. SliIi bar Ri aportaIsms-
De. geo iiofte auartaIsmeoe bEeu
en- aomite pao 8 Neolemmer uaIst
til at pdretage Oroningen al Qreos.
meoef, forn, ON Sub bill, I'll Otter.
naret bill bIibe nfboIot ber I Dern.
bale. aomiteen, Der teftanr al 8
Wnr6 % 4 Huiuoer, piI sSre at
fcr,ot areofeus prnfter idapt Dele.
sersoe TON lie is fom bientu.e IN.
ter opbolbet ber, % n e sIooe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
Blair, 9ebr.

Oct. Ser ligger nnrmeit at be.
gDnoe meo OF fortrae ON oenne
Gang. set er noget. iom formooent-
So ifpt fife er mt ior De fleite-
H nemlig, at ri ben iioite ll8es
ID Far bait ira 80 op imoo 100
@raoers 0arme / Sfpg6en; men
an bet fife Bar an0en getponing
Sro fan 2pierne anore SteOer ton
ne. # ri in iDmpatiiere nleo Dem,
anar Be Inlpster i 6eoen. Gog-
bet ffal la ogiaa iiges, at Sarmen
Oar prrat peIfommen Tor Wfnis-
b1rferne, Tor Soroen bar bait til
Frpffelig 5iigtigheo. Ser er llo-
6gter til ct aronnor.
6nrmerne beromfr ing bar
begpnot at bsite; Seitningen al
Et1terbpcoen er bel paa Bel %
sRfelfe BAR ogldd begpnof at Delte
6apre. Speoen er beore, emo ben
I Goraaret tegneoe til at bIioe.
= Bat. u. 9. Sanien ira Co
Son. Sol, er Der | geise ! oisie
Dnee; ban bar life enonu peret
tienrne iioen aarsmsoet. San bar
sienuttet 9eilisbeoen til at beige
sumIe 8enner Der / Wiotitaterne.
8i Bar ulig bait 8eis1 Al
nor Ben ears 9orien ira 9eres.
fpro. 50. 9af., tiIligenleo bans og
DOT Granddaughter" 9ucile, ionl
n her monli. DIR BARREN benptteoe
seiIfgbeoen til ogiaa at afl9gge
geisg / Smoba og Council 9Iuns,
se I @nnr Rorges afreHte ban ber-
"a efter &iemmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
6jemmenes BsgiamIins.


lite Serte.
Dor Eios melt opiigtsp9ftenoe
Begiuenbeo poa bet friiteIige Bog
marfeos Omron6e. Sire uomDrfeoe
Bigger | DoIfeuognpe til omtrent Den
pris, en- entelt al Dem ellers foiter.
Gibiger: Cubs Ram.
Mcaro: Il ng6omsIiu.
2mirits Eeterfen: DiIIiam
Brandt.
Wnos Sepien: Jeannebare
Ale A gsger tiIfommen - bper
! fmuft fomponeret SeIfbirtingsbinb
- for ben ubbrt biIIiee gris al
$500 - psrtsfrit.
De 4 Hbaer Ct paffet | en- Bop.
|nffe. en- por6ifuIb SuIe
Dan. 2utb. RMbl. &oufe,
UIdir, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
WiSiipnsmeoer.

Ntsitonsmsoe oil blipe afbol0t
ON @uo oil, / 9feopers, Gan, ira
20.-23. SuIi. Bait. 5. q. gbri.
itianien ira a~uoubon, Sa., % I'M.
~oertegneoe oil preoife CUBS Orb.
aae er nelfomne.
5. Wognusien.
Nisiionsmsoe afboIoes, om@uo
oil, | gbene3er Wenigbeo peo Star.
ton ira 800. Siili. Yrpiterne
Jreo Sanien, Davenport, Sa., oo
S. g. gbriitianien, aiiolibon, ga,
og Here oil pare til Steoe. aae
er bierteIig oeIfomne.
s. Wognusien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
@nnne Qenae ira enaIanO.

@uuoe @enge ira england.
9ecp gorf, q. Sum. aeeoric1
al Soi6e Stierne 9inien er an
fonimet ira 9ioerpool meo St0.-
.000. 900 ira 9anf Of ENGLAND ion
Detailing Tor Ammunition. Sfibet
par bebpbnet meo en- 6 Sommers
Ranon, Ser bar monteret agter.
Der me0iuIete finn cen eneite Bas-
lager, en- Hepreientant for 8anf
Of england.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
dnrsberetninsen 1916

fan Oentes fproig / nGite llee.
gartibeittlIinger beoes inoienot ina
reit, bnor oct fife aIIereoe er ifet.
4rdien er iom i9opanligt 10
Gents. 9ogen oil fiinne foos pos
iSamfunoets Greiter iamt Suiets
forifeIIige Agenter.
Saniib entb. Imbl. Somie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

0isiipnsmpbe

afboloes, oil @iio, | Opens, Soma,
10. og 20. au9uit. 9enner, iom
oil beisge os ! 0isie Gage er bier
teIig oeIfommen. Yaa Wenigbeoens
8egne. 5. Sse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
Mrs. anoreu Beef BAR iaa

= UlI5. WITUITIU 9TH q Tuu
ubeloig forleoen Morgeri, oa bun
oiloe Ole ct Sub, at Ser gift Slo
I OIien, Iom bun baooe tat paa en-
n@afoIinSStope@ og i6et bun ereb
Rarret meo Ben ~brpnoen0e Ollie
for at fate set belle no. iIog 9uen
imoo 6enoe, iaa ben0es arme og
oels benoes Sails og anIiat bIep
lent ~iorbren0t. og Gage maatte
tiIfaIOes. gt bbrer Boa, at Ser er
lloiiat til, at bun fife ifnI faa no.
get Dari1t Men al Set ~iu0trufne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

peo at filnne bpoe Dem gelfon1men.
iSluttelig en- f9rIig SiIien til 9la-
bets Heoaftsr os 9uiere. Eaa Ore
nigbeoens 8egne
9enIieit q. \, aorr.
6ernoaIe, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
eano tilbpbes oanife Sarmere paa
iGroelts aooe @iIfaar.

On itor 9anf eier iIere 10 %
20 Icre Tracts / Ell onnif 4oIoni /
ben bersmte ySoufb Gan Goa.
qiiin Srresotion Diitriet", iom ben
snifer at ielge til Danifere paa
mango Mars IfbetaIine. 8anfen
oil ioritrpffe epentuelle aebere meo
Qenee til at bpsee Tor, fsbe area-
turer oe Iign.. buis snifes.
6or nRrnnere O%pIpsninger til
ifrip
5. g. SEMEN,
Room A. 5. 8. o. s.. 9l6g.,
Stocftpn, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

9tpt franif 9can. Rep gorf, 7.
Slili. Ser feres llnoerbonoIinger
ON ct nut franif 9aan paa 100
MiIlioner Collars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
Den banife ltbbambrine til
Nmerifa

"QSlSH0
Dens aorioser os Deie tilliseme0
en- ll6fiet ODER onnff 2itterotur ON
amerita % 6anif-omerifdnifeS frif.
ter ON Donfternes 9ip oe Serb
beroDre. @eiien til amerifa land
Trnf fra llopan6reres 9iu Der |
aanbd.
N =. Q. Big.
50 Siber. afar Trpf. @o6f popir.
PriS / OmIIoe 26c, il. 40t.
0ons tos Dorfdtteren elIer
Danifb 2ntb. BubL. 3snfe
0I1ir, Mir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
SOr saIe.

1aa@runo Of 9sostilfaIoe, err en-
6arm for SnIs biflig. geIiseenoe
/ set oonife Excitement Der oeo
Dicfion. R9rmere Oplpsning faas
peo Senpenoelie til SIR. 5b. 56om.
zen, 9icfion, siberia, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
Misunderstanding.

9nitor u. 7. 9aniens a0resie,
isr OIeanoer, Gal, er MI It. 3.
Dor AZ, 6resno. Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
0eiu gorf farme

pasienoe for al SIags 5arming,
til iaIes bilIiet; goot alima. rig
Sorobuno, soOe 9pgnineer, eoot 90
riseIigt gano. Ssieite gr9mie peo
gaciiic Gfspoiitioii. geoite @ootfsb,
npr Marfeo, $4,000 pr. aere.
Nanee Sfnnoinaper bar fsbt Gar.
me. Rp Bulletin nreo geIfripelie al
mere emo 600 5arme til ialss fen.
0s irit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

ERU HEMPELS K00EBoo.
I'm Skonomisk Husholdnings Kogs- og syltsbog.
29 Slider. Trykt pa godt Pair med store, klare Typer.
AZ Ferfattsrens Forord hidsettes fslgende:
Mar jeg har samlet denne Haandbog for Husmsdre, er
de- like ford, Diet er noget nyt, der her fremkommer; men
do like faa Aar, jg har beskeftiget mig med den husige
Corning, har jg samlet og opskrevet hvsd nyttig,, sparsom-
neEgt og godt, jeg har prsvet og erfaret
Bogen vii fndes nyttig enhver Husholdning stsrrs
eler mindre hvor der ses hen psa 0konomi og god Orden.
VorSpeciel Pris rs Cents
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blak, Nsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
.Oanfferen"

DnsOne Den Il. Sitli 1916.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

You pay no cash down, hut afta - -
Of trial, you can begin payment on III -
ct, easiest terms ever suggested BY . pianD
manufactures. These terms are arangsd =
suit your convenience, and you can buy : pisnD
Tor your home, without missing TIE mauey.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
WEDDING BELLS
Tregre Borne.

AS we go to press we are urg-
ed to announce the approaching
marriage of Mr.. Mareelin Tregre
of Wallace, La, to Miss Rosa
Borne of Edgard,
The happy and notable affair
tc take place at the st. John the
Baptist Catholic Church, Edgard
La, at 3o'clock in the afternoon
The prospective contractinO
parties are popular aud highly
esteemed throughout st. John
and neighboring parishes and are
receiving in advance OF the haI
py event the congratulations
and hearty wishes Of their hume
rous friends.
Relatives, friends. and az.
ouaintances are hereby most cor
daily invited to attend
No Cards.
LIE Meschacebe wishes the hap
py pair 3 long smooth sailing on
the matrimonial see.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
JanYier Named Postmaster.

The nomination of Charles
JanYier to be postmaster at New
Orleans, as the successor Of
Joseph Voegtie, who has resign
ed. has been leeided upon by
Postmaster-Ganeral Burleson.
Mr.. Janviers dasne probably will
be sent othe Senate by the Pres
ident within the next few days.
The selection Of Mr.. Janvier
followed saTfsit to the Postoffice
Department Monday by Repre-
sentatives Estopinal and Dupre
of New Orleans. Both Congress-
men indorsed Mr. Janvier and
informed Mr.. Burleson that it
was highly satisfactory with the
financial and commercial inter-
ests and the people generally of
New Orleans tnat he should be
chosen
No difficulty ia obtaining an
immediate confirmation by the
Senate is anticipated. as Mr..
Janvier is held in high esteem by
both Senator RansdeIl and Sena-
tor Broussard.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
Grand Dance For Benefit
OflmprOVement Fund.


Circulafs are out announ-
cling a grand dance which will
take place at the Edgard
High School on Saturday
February 10Th, 1916 for the
special benefit of the Edgard
High School Improvement
Fund.
Elaborate and extensive
preparations are being conf
pleted By the teachers and
patrons of the school and
the affair promises to be the
grandest social event of the
season.
Prof. I. Oswald Montegut,
the live, energetic and popu-
lar young principal Of the
school is sparing no efforts
in making the proper ar
rangements for the occasion
and under his able and wise
supervision we feel safe in
predicting a grand success
both socially and financially
Thefamous and up-to-date
Donaldson- Burlington Or
chestra will furnish sweet
music for the occasion. The
presence ofour gifted young
local musicians will furnish
lovers of good dancing an
exceptionally rare opportu-
nifty which they should not
miss. The whole affair will
be a treat and young and
old should make it their spe-
cial business to attend. You
will help a good and noble
cause and at the same time
enjoy a good old time. Deli
cious refreshments and fine
eatables will be served
throughout the evening.
Don't fail to come over and
invite all your friends.
Don't forget the place and
the date: Edgard High School
Saturday, February 18th.
1916. A cordial welcome tc
one and all.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
Democratic Committee
Selects Thomas.

Charging that John M. Parker's
campaign is based upon dishon-
esty and treachery and that
he is leading part of federal
ism and false pretences," !" L. E..
Thomas, speaker of the House OF
Representatives, in accepting
unanimous election as chairman
of the new Democratic State
Central Committee, which was
organized at noon Wednesday in
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, asserted
that if Parker wants to be sc
high and honorable, he ought to
retire.
MIR. Thomas expressed the OPT
MON that the Democrats are not
vet ready ito sink so low as tc
desire torepudiate their primary
election, at which so per cent. OF
the vote of the State was polled
and an Overwhelming majority
polled for Col. Ruffiu G. Pleasant
Louisiana's native son." He
quoted from an editorial in which
Mr.. Parker's morning newspaper
lhe Times Picayune stated be
fore the primary that to partici
pate in the primary and then tc
vote against the nominees i
dishonorable. Statements made
by Mr.. Parker and his camDaigr
committee requesting their fol
lowers not to participate in tn
Democratic primary We're refer
red to by Mr. Thomas.
Philip WerIein of Orleans. wa
unanimously elected vice-chair
nan of the Committee; A. d
/ Newlin was reelected secretary
| Thomas j. Ryan was reelected
sergeant at arms.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
PRIMARY VOTE FOR STATE
OFFICERS.

The official tabuIation of the
vote of the sixty-four parishes of
Louisiana for state officers as cast
at the Democratic primary elec-
tion of the 25th uItimo, shows
the following results:
Governor -Ruffin G.. Pleasant,
"a, 407; Thomas G. Barret, 30,112
Peasants majority, 54,295.
Lieutenant Governor-Fernand
Mouton, 0,067; Ferd C.. Clai-
borne, 81, OLA; L. Austin FonIe-
not, %, 922; Porteus R. Burke,
II, 867; H. J. de la Vergne, 243O;
Mouton's plurality over Claiborne
9O53.
Secretary of te-Iames j.
Bailey, 80, SAB; Edward Everett,
"a, 212; LeDoux E. Smith, q, ,239
Bailey 5 plurality over Everett,
1881.
Auditor of Public Accounts
Paul Capdevielle, 6S,224;.O. B,
Steele, 80, 865; Capdevielle's ma
iority, %, 359.
State Treasurer-Henry Hun.
sicker, 81. 578; Robert H. Collins.
A, 995 Hunsicker's majority, 758;
Attorney General-A. V. Coco
67,065; w. F. Millsaps, 40.864
Coco's majority, 26, 201,
Register of the State Land Of
flee Fred ], Grace, 81, 266: Clar
ence Percy Dunbar, 26, 338; H. j.
Lea, Is, ,270; j. E, Glisson, 9582
Grace's plurality over Dunbar
80, 928.
Commissioner of : gricultur'
and immigration Harry D. Will
son, 54,874; E. o. Bruner, 34,6Q'
R K. Boney, 9,757; Wilson
plurality over Bruner, 20, 265.
Under the law a plurality vot
suffices for the nomination of
candidate for any state office eX
cept governor when no secont
primary is necessary to determin
a nomination for governor, hel.c
| the Democratic state tickets noV
| complete with the following q
the candidates to be named o
the official ballot for the genera
election on April Is:
| Governor, Ruffin G. Pleasant
Lieutenant Governor, Fernan
Mouton.
Secretary of State, James
Bailey.
Auditor of Public Account
Paul CapdevielIe.
State Treasurer, Henry Hut
sicker.
Attorney General, A. v. Coo,
Register of the State Land 0
, flee, Fred ]. Grace.
I Commissioners of Agricultul
and immigration, Harry D. WI
son.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12

revamping the bosses issue, to
make considerable noise during
the pending campaign.
But when lis, 900 voters, four
fifths of the electorate, went to
the polls in January, they deter
mined not only the Democratic
nomination, but the result of the
primary as well.
Mr.. Parker, by dropping his
Republican protection plank
from his platform the other day,
and The Item, by pretending tits
still Democratic, acknowledge
that neither a Republican nor a
Progressive party can win in
Louisiana.
Neither can a hybrid which is
attempting to parade under De-
mocratic colors.
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South And Preparedness.

R publican newspapers are
telling the President not to
trouble himself about the
west so far as his prepared
ness program is concerned.
they advise him to convert
the South.
The South is not any more
in need of conversion than
the West, however, and ifthe
President comes this way rs
he is said to be planning to
do, he will find that. in spite
of the attitude of some of
the Southern representatives
happily few, rhe masses OF
the people in. this section are
as strongly for national de-
tense as those of any other
section of the country.
The campaign which Judge
VenabIe won in Mississippi
is reflective of Southern senti
ment. Senator Vardaman's S
large personal following in
the State is not disputed; but
it was significant that offour
or five candidates in the race
all but the Vardaman candi-
date stood for the broad po-
/ Icy advocated by the Presi-
dent.
Time was when the South
was regarded as more
emotional than practical
But conditions have changed
Now it is the section of SOUND
conservatism. Its conser
vatism, however, involves nc
lack of patriotism, nor any
want OF appreciation of the
dangers of unpreparedness a
a time when the world is OF
fire and sparks are falling al
around.
When the showdown comes
lthe South's representative
/ will be found standing bebint
/ the head of.the government
Senator Ransdell came t.
Louisiana a couple of week
ago to find sentiment, wher
ever he sounded it, unanimo
lly behind Mr.. Wilson's polio.
Other Senator's and Congress
men will find a like sentimen
in their constituencies if, lik
the Louisiana senator, the
go among their people an
feel their pulses.
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Wilson Wires Col. Pleasant
His Wishes For Success.

Col. R. &. Pleasant, Democra-
tic nominee for governor, Tues
day eveningreceived the follow
ing telegram from President
Wilson, at Washington:
my congratulations aid hear
ty good wishes for success. "
Several other Democrats pro-
minent nationally have wired
similar messages to Col. Pleasant
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THE WAX LIQUOR COMPANY.
VS..
HOME ICE MANUFACTURE JG COMPANY
By virtue of writ of Commission to sell Rel
Estate in the Parish of St John the Bapti :,
issued on the 18th day Of January 1915,
and to me directed, have Seized and taken
in my possession and custody and shall offer
for sale ut public auction, at The principal
front door of the Courthouse.
On Saturday, the 18Th, day Of March
1916, at u o'clock a, m,
The following described property to.wit:
"a certain tract of Land or lot OF
ground situated in this parish, forming
part Of Hopeville ard designated as
Lots and square IL; bounded by
Front Street. South by Lot 4; East by
Main Street: West by Hope Plantation.
together with the buildines and improve
ments thereon. also the following mo-.
, ables two (2) engines, two (2) boilers.
one Cd Lot OF Iron Junk. one y Lot
of Ice cans; one (i) Ice tank; one (D
Water tank; one Q) Lot of Lumber
Junk; one u wheelbarrow and al
Hopeville Lot No. ten 10 in square
nine (9); bounded North by Lot seven
(7); South by Lot eleven { u; East by
lot No. nine (9) and West by Francis
Street, together with the building and
improvements thereon.
TERMS: CASH ON THE SPOT.
sherif's Office, Parish of st John the Baptist.
this 4th day Of February 1910.
PAUL BERTHELoT.
Sheriff.
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TO SyndIcs.

We are requested to call
the attention Of all syndics
to the roaming Of cattle and
horses. on the public road
at the present critical stage
81 the high water The Off
GERS IN turn are respectfully
requested and authorized to
pound all animals found at
large
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-02-12
SHERiFFS SALE

No.
Twonty-sFcond judicial District Court,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THE WAX LIQUOR COMPANY.