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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-03-11
CALIFORNIA ORANGE
DAY.

Saturday, March 18th,
las been designated as Cali
Sornia Orange Day" and will
De celebrated throughout the
country by the hotels. res
taurants. railroad dining
cars and dining stations,
boarding houses, housewives
etc. as well as by all lovers
of this justly famed product.
It is planned to have every
individual in the land eat at
least one orange that day,
and to have California oran-
ges served in a thousand
and one appetizing ways.
Six negroes were arrested
this past week and lodge in
the St. John Jail, at Ed
gard
The negroes are said tob
the ones connected in th
long TRADE OF house breal
ing and robberies prevails
on the right bank of this p
ish sine a few months.
It is to be hoped that
right parties have be-
caught, and the full limit
the law will be a very ligh
punishment IN proportion
10 the many outrages cons
initted in St, John recently.
Thanks" to the sharpeycs
of the citizens of Wallace
and vicinity.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-03-11
Find BaFre'S Body After
Two Years
River Gives Up Pilot Whp Lost Life In
1914 When Gem Burned.

The body of Captain William
Barre, the 65-vear-7I licensed
pilot, who lost his ifa when the
steamboat Gem was burned. with
the loss of six lives. on February
10, 1914. at Hahnville L., was
found floating in the river at
Nine-Mile-Point SUNDAY. after
naving been buried in the river
bed hy silt for two years. It is
believed the action Of the flood
waters released the body, and it
came to the surface.
Mate Landry Of the Gem, who
was badly injured the night the
boat was burned. identified the
body bv watch which he had
given Captain Barre shortly be-
fore the destruction of the boat.
\ cuff button bore the initials B.
and the outlines Of the face were
recognized by Captain Barre's
daughter and son, and Capt R
]. Comeaux, who commanded
the Gem. In one Of the pockets
was found a letter addressed to
the Comeaux-LandryPacketC Co i
and signed R. A. Birot.
The burning of the Gem occur
red at 8 o'clock atnight while the
boat was coming down the river
in a gale with six passengers. q
crew Of IS and a miscellaneous
cargo. The fire started in some
moss under the steps leading
from the lower forward deck un
to the cabin deck. O wing to the
high wind the flames could not
be checked.
The boat was rnn ashore, but
The current swept her back into
The stream. Again Captain
Barre drove her on the bank. and
his time she stuck long enough
sor a gang plank to be lowered.
md al except six of those on
BOARD got ashore Captain Barre
stuck to his wheel to the last.
The boat dGfted down the river
md was burned to the waters
.dge, the hulk being driven on a
and hank three miles below
Iahnville.
Capt. Barre occurred rum e~ous
position on different
arge steamer plying the upper
.oast and was well known and
lery highly steemsd by az whose
privilege it was to know hia
Besides many relatives in this
'arish, Capt. Barre leaves many
lose friends to mourn his heroic
nut sad passing away
All that was mortal Of Capt.
sarre was laid to rest IN New
orleans La, the condition of the
'ody not permitting transporta-
ion to St. John parish Cor inter
neut IN the old family tomb in
be st. John Cemetery.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-03-11

Those Ne Meet, Hear of and
See During the Week.
Visitors in and Out Of tht
Parish.


Mr.. and Mrs. Emile 0. Hempe'
attended the Carnival in New
Orleans this week.
Miss Alba Dufresne returned
to Lucy Tuesday after spending
a few days with relatives at Wal
lace, La.
Mr.. Albert L. Bossier was q
business visitor to New Orleans
on Monday.
y
Messrs. Walter and Oliver 0ubre.
Sidney L. HymeI and Emanuel
Laiche were Lucy visitors or
sunday.
Mrs. Anicet Dufresn an1three
little daGgh ers Laurence, label
and Eula visited Mr. aad Eirs.
John D. Reyna4d and family on
Tuesday.
.
The different public schools Of
this parish closed on Tuesday to
celebrate Mardi Gras.
Both teachers and pupils were
prompt in attendance early
Wednesday morning
A dance was given last Tues
day night in the Berthelot school
by the younger set of Lucy. this
was the last dance until after lent
and a grand old time prevailed.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-03-11
SAerif's Sale

No.
keth, JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
CHARLES A. FARWELL
(Testementary Executor)
VS..
CyFille Babin, Ignace G, Bahin and
Henry T. Babio.
By virtue of writ of Seizure aud Sale issued
on the Path, day of February 1916, anu 10 'ae
directed, have seized and taken into my
possession aud custody aud shall offer for sale
st public auction. at he principal front door
ef the Court House
On Saturday, April l5h., 1916
al u 0'eiOek a. n.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-03-11

h-n<eFed as seeond-cIass ntatteYFeb.
Faary 10th 1914, at tile Pest-Oflice at
Lucy, La, under the Act OF March
3, 1878.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
NOTES FROM BROKEN BOW
AND CUSTER COUNTY

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. April i5.-(spe.
ciai)A the last meeting Of the city
council an ordinance waR passed yacat-
ing certain parts Of gtrcota. in order that
the new de9ot TO be erected by the Bur.
liugfon railroad. shall have an adequate
location. Ground will be broken at once,
The site for the new depot il directly
across Twelfth avenue, two blocks west
Of the present station. The structure viii
be thirty hy eighty feet Ia size and Is
10 be built of pressed brick. with onam-
oled brick finish for the interior II viii
eost $1,000 A new freight station Will
be built west of the passenger station.
Alton Rail a youth Of is years, rcsid-
lng near Berwyu. u under arrest charged
with attempted assault upon ii.yearoid
Altertn Martin. of the name neighhor.
haad When taken before County Judge
Ford. Ball askfd Ter continuance The
eanri tanned MAY s. MS tile date % hear
ine and fixed hla bond NJ FlW0, the eama
being Furnished hy the defendants father.
iehn 81 Boyer. who Ras arrested az
Ansrlm0 Ny sheriff Wilson, for boot,
lef9itr pleaded guilty before County
lldae Ford aud Was fined tioa and costs
William eslleH ~ esilaRhY was also at
tealed ~ tho asne charge and was nut
paeer bonds ia sppfnf fOr heAFua AiAy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nebraska
VOTING ABSENT FROM HON.
Person Must Be in State, but 0ut
side His Own County to
Use the Law.
HOW BALLOT MAY BE CAS-
lrrom slnff corrnsnlndfnLl

Hrom Staff Correspondent.l
LINCOLN, April l6.-(sp cial.l--The Ia
regarding voting BY mail appears d 3
not fully understood as regards what ecn
stitutes real absence from home sets
cannot take advantage Of tho right Il
send In his VOTE BY mail unions lie
absent from the county in which bis hom
Is located. II an individual is with
tho county IN which he has right e
vote. he must 20 10 his legal voting rlae
and deposit his ballot IN person
In order to take advantage Of tho yot-
ing bymail law ono must be within ihf
state and cannot cast hia vote by mai
u outside the state. He may prcaen.
himaelf TO any Judge ~ election nt any
voting place within this state and after
taking All oath that he IL legal voter
In the county, precinct or ward Iii which
ho holds his residence lie viii then b.
given n special ballot upon which shat
be printed the n0mes Of all national an
state candidates and constitutional
amendments, but blank Az TO diatii ana
county candidates. and he shail write In
the names OF such candidates not printed
thereon aud shall mark the same aH any
resident voter may. aud shall fold tho
tame and hand II To the Judges IN the
same manner Ms the regular voter. but
tho ballot shall not be deposited In tho
ballot box nor entered upon tho poll
books.
II shall together with HIS affidavit be
placed in an envelope upon the back or
which the Judge shall write tho name
Of tho voter and tho place where he Ii
entitled TO vote and tho samo nhall be
signed by the fudge. However. II the ap
pllcant votes In city where registration
10 required. ho shall hand 10 tho Judge
Of election copy Of bis registration
signed by The registration clerk or the
city In which tho The registration was
made, which with The ballot shall be re
turned IN tho envelope. Tho envelope
shall then be mailed to The clerk NJ the
county in which The voter holds hls ioga
residence
The county clerk shall preserve ths
envelope Unopened until tho eanyasalns
board meets 10 canyass The 0 en- aud thcu
snail turn the same over 10 The board,
which shall IN the prescnee of the county
clerk and mo other perAong.a open the
sane and make the proper entry on Tho
poll book Of tho voting precinct ID which
the voter resides The ballot viii thsn
be placed IN mn envelope and sealed up
with the proper endorsement Of the
board, showing by whom the vote was
cast and the voting precinct where tho
vote should be cast The members of the
board and the county clork must kosp MI
things secret In connection with The
ballot.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Arbor Day Officially Fixed
By the Governors Proclamation

many other ornlthoiosical specimens,
that cause the morning and evening air
to yihrate with their songs and cheer
the heart Of all that hear Let US not,
therefore forget this important service
which vic can render 70 ourselves and 10
those who come after MS.
II am pleased. NJ governor Of the state
Of Nebraska. to again call attention TO
Arbor day which viii occur Saturday.
April %. 1915 And would urge our peo-
pic to plant trees and shrubs, thus add
ing value and beauty 10 the land in
which we live; that the teachers IN our
schools may enlist the attention OF the
pupils and inatill within them a DISPOSE
tlon 10 plant trees and shrubs and flow
ers. by 40 doing you implant higher
ideals OF life and instiil disposition that
VIII render them useful citizens,
IN testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand this 10th day of April.
1915. JOHN n. MoREHEAD.
Governor Of Nebraska"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Hitchcock Looks
Ahead to November

YORK, Neb.. April i5. Especial Teie-
eram)-Unlted States senator Hitchcock
replied 70 charges made here by former
eeeretafy of State Bryan before good
sized audience OF tho Auditorium this
afternoon. He was introduced by A. IL.
Gilbert lie poured some hotshot inte
w J. Bryan and cmphatlcally denied
many Of tho allegations made by him
here. he said Mr.. Bryan Travelled In
the same company With him for twenty
years when both were oppoeed to pro-
hibition. sat now Mr.. Bryan was in IA
yor Of prohibition while hts position was
tuat the fame He closed his address
with the folk wing;
The primary war will soon be over.
Tho democratic party IL the political
home Of more than 10000 voters In Me-
braska. Some OF US are on one side
and some Of MS on the other alde just
now. Let us avoid doing and saying
thse things which make IT difficult to
bring about the necessary union for the
fall campaign for the triumph OF the
cause OF the people. We owe this to the
party and we, owe IL 10 our great stand
ard-bearer. Woodrow Wilson,"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Peter f. 0'Sullivan,
Pioneer Newspaper
Man, Answers Call

WEST POINT. Neb.. April Is. Especial
Telegram peter r. o'suliyan. veteran
editor and newspaper man Of pioneer
daya died late thi aafternoou ut his home
here, Just two days after the burial OF
his wife. Ills health had been falling fof
some tIma and the shock Of her death
broke lis heart
ne was born n Toronto. Canada, sew
enty.ihros years ago, of Irish pafentage'
IND learned the printers trade at an
early age lie came west after tbe war
and started the old Sioux city Times.
and worked for the Sioux CITY journal
as reporter and compostor for some
Time and wns well known among the
printing fraternity In ali the river towns.
In 1913 he removed 10 Omaha, and then
IN 1874 10 West Point, whore he estnb.
lished the West Point Progress, q strong
democratic paper of much influence, con-
Quoting II successfully until igs-s
lie wns a member of this county board
IL the tiine Of hia DEATH being repeatedly
reelected, and has held many offices Of
honor and trust He was n veteran Of
the ciYi war During the Legislative
session N 1918 slf. 0'sullivan was hhad
proof reader.
Mr. o'suliYan IL survived BY five chill
dren Ile left hosts Of friends and ad.
nirere His absolute honesty and un-
falling good hnmor endcared him 10
everyone during hia long residence hero.
lie was D. power IN politics. possessing
the happy faculty of enlning his point
without losing The friendship Of the oppo.
site party.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
LIVERY BARN AND GARAGE AT
TECUMSED ARE BURNED

TEcTMsEH, Neb.. April i6 Especial j
The big delivery barn ~ Mason Il Brink
ley. with the most Of the contents and
the garage Of r. II. Perry A. Co., and a
part OF tho contents, were destroyed by
fire shortly before midnight Thursday.
Tho fire was Uncovered In the livery
barn. and II is not known what caused
II 4 LOT of hay, mn automobile. horse
a mule. some grain, harness. two auto
mobllcs and general llno Of auto sup
plies were Iogt. The livery barn was
insured for 1900 and Perry a 60. had
Sl,2OO insurance on their garage, which
will partly pay the loss only.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16


LINCOLN, April 1s- Especial l-Gnv-
crnor Morehead this afternoon issued the
annual Arbor day proclamation. ns fol-
lowai
The groves were Gods first tenn
pies The cedars Of Lebanon are often
spoken Of, especially In ancient litera-
ture. as among the most interesting fea-
turca Of nature. Tho importance OF tree
planting cannot be oVerestlpated A few
years ago this state was a vast prairie.
stretching out to the west as far as the
eye could reach. But with the march or
civilization began the placing Of trees.
until now groves and orchards appear on
every hand. dignifying the hills and
beautifylng the valleys. Much of this
has been caused by fhs inspiration OF
Arbor day, and has been continued from
year 10 year with great success With
thr production Of trees has come the
feathered tribe. the robin. the wren. tho
orioic, the bucbird, the thrush and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

UPLAND. Neb.. April IS. (speclal) 4
McKclyie For-Goyernor club was organ.
lied here on Wednesday evening with
about thirty charter members The fol,
lowing officers we're elected. l.. r. zet.
tie, president, r. -. mccauiey. vice presi.
dent; G. II. Rogers. secretary; Fred Her.
raid, treasurer; executive committee. J.
u. Howell, Charles Liudercn and J. A.
Auster1nann. The members OF the club
pledged themselves to work for the Nc
Kelyie for governor. AT subsequent
meeting held Thursday, II was decided
10 change the name to "MeISelvie- For
Governor and Barton-For- Congress club. g
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

ALLEa. N0b., Ami 1.-I8peclal. I-Fbe
Commercial club and bueinees mon of
this place Will give q drag day April ~.
at which time prizes and premiums VIII
be given 70 every farmer who con1es 10
town on drag The idea IL 10 cneour.
age road dragging. A prize Of t7.60 caab
VIII be- given to the man dragging the
most road that day, also prizGs of ~ and
$40 for second and third. Besides the
cash. each business place will give an
article Of merchandise.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nebraska
SORORITIES LEAD
FRATS AS SCHOLARS
Averages Compiled at State . Show
Girl Greeks Are Best
Students.
DELINQUENCY REPORTS MADE

LINCOLN, April 15.-- Especial. )---
University Of Nebraska girls, who are
members Of the fourteen Greek letter
societies, again established their SUI
promacy over the members OF the
twenty Nebraska fraternitics In
scholarship, according to figures
made public yesterday by Dean Eng
berg Of the delinquency committee.
The girls led the mems organizations
by good margin for the last sem
ester OF last year, but increased their
lead for the first half OF the Is, '1G
school year. The girls societies
showed better scholarship, while the
men fell down as compared With last
year
The lowest scholastic standing of any
girls organization was higher than the
hest III any Of the fraterniiics. The glfia
had an average delinquency of but 30.
~ COMPARED with i5.2 for the men.
Delta Delta Delta Leads.
Delta, Delta, Delta lcd the sororties
with graded average ~ 27f md delin.
dueney Of but III. Acacia Was first Of the
mems organization, with Alpha Theta
Chi leading those Of the societies belong
Ing 10 tho interffaternity council
Tho following table indicates the
scholarship of the different organizations,
with The first column showing The rank
Of fraternity or sorority, The second The
GRADED average, which includes the ex-
ocIlencs of The work, and the third the dc
llnaueneY.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nebraska
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF
NORTH PLATTE FEASTS

NORTH PLATTE. Neb., April Is.
specially Nearly 900 men gathered at the
resbyterian church for the annual ban
net Of the North Platte Chamber Of
cmmerce ". u, Fisher. secretary Of
lo Alliance Commercial club and score
lry of the state association Of CONNER.
aal eiuhs was the speaker OF the even.
ms. liz told Of the work being done by
he Alliance club and offered mum,
'ot of suggestions for work To he done
North Platte. -Four new members Of
he board Of directors wore named and
he board empowered 20 elect officers of
he club
Relieving that 70 readyeftise would
ring better bids Tor paying. the city
'ouneil rejected the bids submitted by
laht concerns from Lincoln. Omaha.
florence 81 Joseph, Kansas City and
Chicago for twenty-five blocks of paving
70 be done here this summer. THE city
'lafk has been instructed 70 roadyeftlsn
ior bids and the new bids viii bo opened
9n MAY l2.
Turn old furniture hDtIKehold uandz n "a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
renwenfien Of nebsLahs.

FONEA. Neb,. ApFiI fBp0cIaIl 1.-The
eleventh annual convention Of the tiir-
tiett district u Tlcbelsahs Will be held
here May II. The district Ia composed
Of EIz lodges: Wynot. Newcastle. Ponca.
south sioux city. Allen and Emerson.
The following state officers will be
present: Florence Wagner. president.
Hattie Hoasiand. vice prcaident: Nora
q. Townsend, warden. Emma Il Talbot.
secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

0VgRTON. Heb., April i5,--(speclal
Telogram.j Samuel n. McKclyie spoke
here at u o'clock 10 large crowd. aenn-
fnept here II strong for HDgnes for presI.
dent aud McKelyie for governor
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
AMY WILSON WINS HER CASE
Woman Injured by Sudden Stop Of
Street Car viii Collect
Si0,500.
FORT CROOK CASE IS DECIDED
fFfo,n 4 gtaff correspo1de,

from Staff Correspondent
LINcoLN. April H. (speclalj-ln opln-
ions handed down by the supreme court
This morning, tho court nffirns the judg.
ment of the Douglas county district court
which gave Amy Il. Wilson q $1,000 YER
diet against the Omaha H. Council Bluffs
Street Railway company for injuries re
eelYed while about to atlgbt from car
CAUSED by the motorman stopping the
ear 10 audde1ly that she was thrown 70
tho floor of the car and received permae
nent injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Turn old furniture. household goods and
clothing into cash with bee Want Al,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Inlnncllnn VIII Alnnd.

The supreme court affirms the judR
ment N the sarpy county district court
covering suit brought TO enjoin The
village board Of Fort Crook from issuing
q saloon license ~ II. y. Wnusel
THE opinion IL by Judge Hose who re-
cites "that the village IN within Two and
onesh half miles of The Fort Crook military
port, which III not maintained exclusively
"a signal corps post, The trial court
oYsrfgled o demurrer 10 tte petition and
the defendant refusing 70 plead further
an Injunction WIS granted and The de-
fcndant appealed"
The defense alleged that thefc was no
basis for the Classification prohibiting sa-
looms within two miles ana half of a
military post and those maintained ex
clusiyeiy for signal corps. but Tie court
holds that The application n the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
No Dammae for Delay.

TN fie Absence Of special contract Or
special circumstances which takes the
case out of the general rule, carrier of
live stock IL not bound 70 use eztfaor-
dlnafy means 70 forward shipment of
stock. IN such caec The shipper viii be
held 70 have consented 10 tie eafringe Of
such stock BY The regular trains Of the
carrier on its ordinary schedules"
The case was one brought by Harry NJ.
Payne IN the Douglas county district
court against the Chicago. Milwaukee A.
~ Paul railroad beeauae Of delays ID a
shipment Of stock from Luther. ip,, 10
Omaha, a distance Of iss miles. II ia
shown that the shipment was on tbc
road twenfy-scYen and one-lialf hours,
Luther Is on branch line of the road
and II was shown that tho car shipped
went over the main line on tho first
train through affer II reached Madrid.
la. the junction point.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

"a violation " the statutes requiring
the employer 10 guard sbaftlng ~ gross
negligence" according TO the supreme
court
The case was one brought by James
Mccarthy againkt the village of Ragenna
TO recover damages for 10000 for per-
sonai injuries caused by falling from a
ladder while whitewashlng the walls Of
the village pumping station. having been
caught In the shaftlng Of The pumping
machinery and injured.
A judgment Of 10000 was rendered. but
wan cut by the Buffao district court, be-
fore whom the suit was tried, 10 5000.
from which court the village appealed
and the court sustains the lower court.
Turn old furniture household goods and
clothing into cash with a Bee Want Ad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-07
@citerC &rieSsbcri6t


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bcid6oi9t.
&on0oh 6. Syuli. Die bri-
tiibc g(onlirolit6t CAB belite Soleen-
oes 6efonnt:
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Der glor0iee muroe am 0ienItog our6
Elm feinolides ll.9oot bei6Goiet. 0ie
9eidGoiging por lei6t, uuo Oos IL
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forgeneg em a d t baben.
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2onoon). IT. 9os ruiiiihe &riegs-
bureau bat Deite offi8ieG ongcfiln-
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ruililcben Eruppen olIf Dem oitliden
ariegSidJoiiplobe eefongen genom-
men wuroen. Son oieien wuroen
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gen eenommen.
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Oeiterreitber modt oneebli6 meitere
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beuti9e offi8icae 9eribt oes itolie-
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bor6ereitete Stealtngen 3urild5u5ie-
ben.
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