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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18
Perseverance Necessary

1t looks now as though a Gen.
trail road from Roanoke Avenue
to the Roanoke Rapids Cemetery
is going to be difficult of attain
ment. The County Road Board,
who should authorize the put
ting down of this road along
Sixth Street out of the Town
ship Road Funds has declined to
act, rendering a counter PROPOSE
ton to have a road opened up
by the town of Roanoke Rapids
along Fifth Street, which, they
state. they would be willing to
keep up out of the township
road funds.
As the road in question will be
used by the people of the entire
township we believe it is moth
ing but right that its cost should
be borne by the people of the
entire township and we certain
ly do hope the town commission
ers will turn down the pro-
position of opening up Fifth
Street as soon as it is put to
them.
The position of the County
Road Board is peculiar in this
matter and we certainly think
the people Of the township
should bring more pressure to
bear on them in the attempt to
get them to open up a road to
the cemetery. The offer to
maintain the Fifth Street road,
II built. i illegal, as we under
stand 1t. contemplating as 1t does
the expenditure Of county road
money inside an incorporated
town, and the town could not de-
pend upon this offer any longer
than the present Road Board
holds Office.
Roanoke Rapids Township
pays enough taxes for road pur-
poses we believe to keep in
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18
FIRE FATALITIES.

Commissioner Of Insurance James
r. Young says there seems to be an
increase in the number Of deaths BY
are reported Of late not only in the
daily press. but especially In various
sections Of this State. which had come
to be comparatively free from these
fatal furnishings for some time past.
Constant vigilance and attention to
the details OF fire prevention and
maintenance Of safety and Are-escape
appliances are the only remedy for
these disasters. and Commissioner
Young appeals for this care-taking
and vigilance to be exercised. pointing
out that It viii result not only In
saving life and property. but In the
ultimate reduction Of fire insurance
rates, which are 90 largely controlled
By the volume Of IRE losses and cost
Of administration, HI
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

Well, Roanoke Rapids got
through several weeks ahead of
the rest of the Clubs. ,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

TELEPHONES

Entered as Second Glass Matter April
3, 1914, ct the Post Office at Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina, under Act of
March 8, 1879.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

The Associated Press used a
column lately describing the
wonderful sneak King George
took to the front. Supreme rot.
We would be overjoyed to know
that King George and Kaiser
Wilhelm had fought the thing
out personally and that there
were no survivors.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

William Jennings Comes
Back at Hughes" as headlined
by a contemporary reminds us of
the saying about lone fool after
another.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

The Russians taking Jablonitza
was no surprise to US - we had
figured it out that prohibition in
a savage country like Russia
wouldn't really prohibit.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

If the government can't settle
the strike, it can at least settle
the strikers by presenting them
with the alternative of going to
work or going to Jail.
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All communications should be
addressed to the Herald Publishing Co.
Persons wishing return of mss,
must In ell cases enclose stamps.

All cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
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the rate Of one cent per word. Cash
must accompany article in all cases ex-
cent where customer has regular &C.
count. No insertions made for less
than Is cents.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

Perhaps it was best if they
really didn't have any bands of
ball players who could make it
interesting for THE TEAM.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18
Friday, Aug. IS, 1916
It looks almost Hughesless,
doesn't it dear reader?
Don't forget the memorial ex-
ercises at the Cemetery Sunday.

Cotton is not only king but
crowned emperor at fourteen
cents the pound!
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-18

Some progress from the Roa-
noke Valley to the Virginia
League! = at that!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24

Hi1ter orei eegen oieien Mann err
bobene acknowledgement als bIauen
9nnit 8nriidgemieien bot. Gin aon-
traitor namens @allep bebanptet,.
DAB Nepton iib erboten bobe, fir
$4,000 ben 8anfier S. g. Worgan
onr6 cine ani6eineno 5uf1Iige Nnz
tomobil &oniiion 5u totem; @alep
miro IN oieier Mni6uloigung ourd1
elm Seem Yorfer SpiseI unterifust.
3pilden BEN &inobieb= nno
S6af5iihtern bon Meia Gelta Goan=
to, Colo, fino Streitigfeiten he
gen Der @~eioegriinoe a~usgebroden,
BON ben uGomboDs@ muroen 800
Sdafe getotet, Die einem gefpifien
gofer ge5orten. 8afer bot georobt,
ieine Sirten beuaffnen 81 molten
nno ieben Gotpbop nieoer5uidieBen,
Der linn ms @ebege fommt.
Sn elmer in 4tlanto, Ga, ge=
baltenen &eoe erflarte Senator
Sefpis bon Sainois, BOB cine oefen=
iine I1ian5 aIer amerifaniiGen
2anoer Dos ein5ige Maittel lei, INN
Die Ser. Staten bon oen europai-
lden Streitigfeiten fern gu bolten,
cine oerartige gereiuigung miiIie
aber notgeorungen cine reue
iiber internationaies Redlf
Snfel Sam lit ia augen-
bliflid idon a1if Dem beiten @ege,
NIT Merico cine lolde aaian5 ab8n-
lnlieBen.
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Der einse[ne @nnnit. her

Der ein8elne 8anoit, Der Dor
einigen 9agen ben Sdnea5ua ser
Union 8acific @iienbobn in Ser
yfnbe bon Sauna, 8po., beraubt
batte, tpnroe bon elmer yGoiie", oie
li9 gu ieiner @erfoIgung aufaemodt
batte, 20 @eilen noroIid bon @oI.
colt gefangen. gr CAB 0lt, nidt nalr
ben lesten Sallb ionoern audi fri.
bere lleberfdae a~useefiibrt su 6obsn.
er babe es meiit Sportes 6alber oe,
tom. 9ieien Sport miro err ieoel,-
fails nit elmer Iebenslanalidelr
3lt6tbamsitrofe gu be5ablen bobe1t.
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Die gcutiae Gage.

Sci @eroun bot it'd, troboem ieit
9amltog BORT ldorf gefonpft miro,
Die Sage nenig gealloert. 8eioe 9or=
teien ideinen fleine @orteile errun-
gen 5lt baden, Die 5rQ15olen I'M
@aurettes : @alo, oie 9eutidelt am
Gotten Mannes" Siiael. 8on
entldeiberloer 8eoertung lit often=
bar feiner Der Grfolge. 9aB Die Nie-
oerlnge Der @~nglanoer an 3igris
cine bebeutenoe geDelen it, gebt
aus Sen 8eri6ten beroor. Sn &lein-
alieu lit oa5 gororingen Der Sui
fen anldeinen0 aufgebalten. 0os tit
Die erfreulidite Na6ridtl Die mob
reno Ser lebten Gage gefommen lit.
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ymTanS.

Ser nit % .anoern Straflin-
gen aus Dem 3u6tbaus bon @rfan-
ias e~ntiprangene, 81 lebensl1ngli-
dem 3u6tbaus berurteiIte CHARLES
Smens mioerleste lih leiner @ie-
oerperbaftuHg uufs MeuBerlte uno
fonnte erit na6oem er totlt6 per-
Dnnoet NOR, nod Dem 3llbtbars
5uriidtransportiert lperoen. gr err
flarte lieber lterben 8l molten, als
iein gan5eS 2eben IN @efuneenldaft
gu perbringen.
SStt Granite Gitp, So, brannte
Samitag nadlt EN- pieritodiges Go
gierbaus ab; trosoem elf MGnner
lnb cine Srau in DEM 6euer unlge-
fommen fein ioaen, ipurben nid)t bie
%geringlten Initrengunaen gemadt,
Die Ruinen na6 ben 2ei1en al
our6iud)en.
Ser Senat paiiierte oie pom
Soule angenommene 3ufer : 9iG,
IN pelder Die 8eibeboltung elmer
Steuer bon 1 Gent fir ieoes 9fl1no
3llder auf unbeitimmte 3eit porge-
leben lit, nit SO gegen 10 Stim-
men.
Die 3em gorfer Boli5ei bat
iebt cine nerie anflaee gegen Sen
Dor einigen Sa9en perbafteten Sarrp
g. Neipton gefunoen nadoem ser
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(Gus benz y8erl. Sageblatt" bonn
20. @dr5).
Die eritem ~fabrbaren aiid)em in ben
Straken BON Berlin.

9as idwierige Yroblem elmer
ansreidenoen unO 6iaigen grnab-
rung breiter @oIfsmaiien, ooppelt
idrpieris IN oieien 3eiten unaufbor-
lider 8reislteigerungen fir Ole not
tuenoigiten 2ebensmittel, lit I'M
Often Der Heidsbauptitaot, orauBen
in 2i6tenberg ouf Die oenfbor ein-
fa6fte @eiie praftil6 geloit moroen :
lett beute 5ieben Our6 Die StraBen
bon 2idtenberg nm Die Mittaasseit
5tpei fabrbore aiiden y@nlaidfaho-
men" genannt, felomari6m1Bie IN
ibrem @enBern, oie baudigen aeiiel
gefiidt nit oampfenoem @iIen. uno
leoermann fam ii9 90 iein Mitfag-
brot bolen nno es oabeims IN ieinel
bier Yfablen in oIler @emiitsrube
per5ebren. Der 8erein Der 9erliner
8olfsfiifen BON 1866, ser aIte
Morgeniternihe 8erein, Ser int $40.
nat sunni oieles Sobreg ouf eine
titnf5igiabrige erfoIgreide @irfTam-
felt 5uriidbIiden oart bot bieIe
Nenernng in Der grndbrung ser
gerliner 8euolferung tpdbreno oes
arieges einsefiibrt uno liderIid oo-
NIT cine trefflide Soee CUR Ser.
tpirtlifynng gebradt. 3por bat Der
Terein int gan5en @ebiet BON @roB.
Berlin unb 70 aitd) in 2iftenbero
leine itanoigen 8oIfsfi6en. 9lber
man peiB es ia, pie es oamit aebt
lnr elm notwithstanding eng be.
a~ren8ter areis pflegt oieie @BgeIe-
~eenbeiten regeImaBie 5t beniibe,,
Der @rqBteil oes Bottles b6lt mil
Reft an Der eeniitliden 8rbepouIe
oes familiaren gifens I'M eiqenen
Seine felt. uno 6od) iolte Sen
Winoerbemittelten gu elmer ousrei.
denoen, frdftigen unb eridninqbo
rem Nobrune berboIfen neroen. GI.
10 oodte Die 8ereinsIeitung: tuenr
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iesen moate. @ir bnben niht biel
@ertraue11, 5lt Observation-Disclosures
oes &onereIies. Smmerbin tpolen
mir, 10 longe nod Soffnung oa it,
ben Srieoen 5t erbalten, au6 bot
fen nno inter 8eites aa3lt tln, BOB
er erbolten bleibt.
IuBer oieler groBen n1fregen6en
8egebenbeit pailierten nod ell paor
anbere, Die ebenfals. @lifregung
bra6ten. Sn oen1 Groaeiie gegell
Die angebli6en Gerldnorer sur
3erFtornng oes @eGotto &anols
m4reen @tuflogen erboben, oarunter
ou9 aegen oen friiberen 0elitihen
Wilitar 9ttaGee b. Gapen. &oupt=
5eltge lit ser piel ge1tannte SORT BON
ser @olb, Der, in. England ais on
eeblider Spion %abgefangen, lett ais
Staots5eltge in oieiem Safe auf=
tritt rno ooour6 lein 2eben 5u ret
ten bofft. Golf 8efenntnis 1T in
.@nelono peroffentli6t uno es nno
cine In5abl 2eltte in ibm gena11nt
.ipor0en, oie jebt jeoenfo1s NIT III
BEN 8ro5eB peripidelt peroen. uebrl=
gems entbalt es gar feine 10 CRU
{elieen @eidid)fen mie bebauptet
ipl1roe.
@abrenb Der persongenen ISOLDE
diberfielen Boli5iiten cine Office in
Seem Oorf, Die Elm SEER @olf BON
Seel, Elm angeitenter Ser oeutiden
gotidaft in, @oibinaton in1e bate.
SSn Der Office befanoen fid sur 3eit
8olf bon Sgel uno 9eore BON
Sfal, Der friibere Gbefreoaffeur Ser
Seem Porter Staats8eitung. Sgel
tpuroe na6 et1ent &onogemenge nit
ben 8oli5iiten, perbaftet unb cine
Mr5abl Baptere tpuroe ~fonfis5iert.
Iuh oieie 9neeleeenbeit 6Gngt nit
ben aneebIiden 0DnamitoerldnS.
rltftgen 5uiammen.
Der oeutide gotidafter bat eeaen
Die @efangeunabme Sgel'se uno 6ie
geidlaenabme Der Gapiere prote-
itiert, neil e%riterer our 8otidoft ge-
bort uno oie 8apiere ebenfans got-
ihaftspapiere linb. Iniere geBoroen
baben fid nod Elm menig ~eeitratbt,
ober ibliebli6 baden lie oo1 SgeI
IN Sreibeit ieben miiiien. Die Mit-
glieoer 6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. 0ie
gei6lagnabme bon goti6oftspopie-.
rem mar namlih Elm lebr hummer
Strei6 bon Seiten u~nierer gebor-
ben, tie muBten tDiiien, oaB Tie iiber
geibe feline Wadt batten. 0as SOL
ferre6t perbietet es. Sic oiesbes
5iglihen Sabungen louten: lin iei-
ner polferredtfiden @ufgo6e @enii-
&c leiiten 81 fonnen, lit Ser @efano,
te befreit bon Der Staatsgepolt oes
Gmpfangsltaates; oarin beItebt lei
ne %iogenonnte grterritoriolitat. Gle
benz @%eianbten ielbIt gepa6rte Or
te~rritorialitat eritredt iid aber mel
ter ourd: i. Auf Die nit inn mob
netloen Mitglieoer ieiner 6amilie;
2. auf Die Waitelieoer Der @eiono-
idaft NIT Ginidlnk Der militGriidDen
nnO tedmiiden Nttadjees, Iotpie auf
Die Somilien oieier Ierionen; g..
Imf oas @eidaftsperional; 4. auf
Die 9ieneridaft Die grterrito=
rialitat umfaBt i'm e~ittaeInen. /. Die
perionliAe unnntaitbarfeit. 2. Die
exemption (8efreimns) ppn Der &C.
ridJts6arfeit bes Gmpfanssitaates.
3. Die llnbetretbarfeit Der Sob
ftung. 4. Die 9efreiung BON alien
perionliden Steuern uno 4bgaben.
5. Gen uteingei6rdnften ui1o unge-
bemmten 8erfebr nit Dem ablenoe-
ftaat."
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i'm militarpfli6tigen Sitter lteben
ooer audi ionit oienituntauglid fino,
na1 ibrer Seimat 5urnf5ui6iden.
Die &uiien peroen cine aleide Mn-
5abl oeuti6er 8efaneener onslie=
fern.
Isle ats Iaris gemelbet miro,
iimS Die 9entiden in gorttgal an=
geuieiem iuorben, bas 2amb bimmen
fiinf Sasen su berlaHen, iomeit lie
midt in militarpflidtisem Mlter
itebea nnb audi nidt Discriminating
lid iinS. Siingere bienittamglid)e
9entide tuerben anf einer Ser Mso-
rem : Snieln interniert iper6em. SHE
9anbelsabmadnmgen NIT ben 9emt-
idem iinb fir nngiiltig erflGrt nib
ale &ertrage iinb anfgebpben. 0e1t-
ides Gigentitm in Hortasal lit elm
gesogem itnb Sic Seil6aberidaft b1,t
9entid)en at i~nbmitriellen nnterneb-
mmnsen in Hortngal lit fir berfal-
len erflGrt. - Portugal fat Die
Seinbfeligfeittm gegen 9ertid4anb
nit einem 9iebitabl begDnnen nmb
es fett, tuie man aus obiger Mittei-
lung iiebt, bieie nnkbrimgembe Sc
idaftisnns NIT srOftem Offer fort.
Die mirtidaftlide apnferens Der
NQtierten uirb ant 9onneritag inn
2nrem6mrs : Ealats sn Earis err
offnet merben. Die &pnferems iebt
iid aus Mitslieoerm Der beridiebe-
men Earlamente sniammen.
Ius @aibineton miro gemeloet,
es lei mogli6, oaB uniere &egierllng
aud Seiterreid cine energiide Note
5ll6iden iperoe mie 9eutl6lano. @s
bange Dies BON Der @ntmort @ien's
auf Die @nfrage @aibington's bee
5i1gli6 Der Sorpeoierung Der ruff
iden garf oSmperotor" ob. @nf
Dem uSmperator" befanoen iid stpei
amerifaniide 8iireer, bon oenen Der
cine onrd Sdrapnea Seuer Der
lebt fpuroe. 9ieie 9nfrage lit, mie
aus @ien ge1neloet miro, ioeben
beim oiterrei1ilden ausmartigen
@mt e%ingetrpffen.
Ias 4enf iuiro semelbet, bic Ml-
liierten iuiiroen cine DeridJGrfte
8lufabe gegen bic n~ettralem 2GnSer
pine ~beiDnoere 8enadridtiamms in
Ssene ieten.
Ius &openboeen miro beri6tet,
DIE 8riten bitten Die geiammten
8oitiaden eriter &lafie nno oie
Hafetpoit BON Dem oanilden Gam
pier .8otnia" beruntergenommeil,
obglei6 Der 0ampfer iid) auf Der
Sabrt BON aopenbagen mad Sslamo
b%eflnoen babe. Die befannte 3eitlng
pSolitifen" erfldrt Dies als oie
fhperife Gerlesune beg @olferrefts,
melde 9dnemarf bisber babe erlei-
ben miiiien. Selbit penn man be-
oenfe, iagt Die 3eitung, BOB eng
lono iebt Die llnberleslidfeit ser
Boit abgei6afft babe, 10 mdre Die
les n%eueite @reiguis oob eritaunlif,
90 Die 9oit iid auf Dem @eee BON
einem aroern baniiden Soften be-
funoen ba6ef
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Semitic.

aartoffeln. California. 1925; Cole
raoo, $3.50.
9ibe aartoffeIn. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
3tpiebeIn, $erns Bermuda. $1.75 per
erate; g6oice. $1.25; gbrbitaI 8ag,
$1.75.
9omaten, Seras, 6 a6rbe, $2.75.i
8Inmenfobl. $1.75 fir ~ Stid.
8opffalat, 65c uub 75c per Camper.
@obnen, California @nboits. $3.50;
Colorado $500; Gina, 1925; 9abb,
1925; Bind @bes. 1925; Crime Bob
uen, Der 8uidel, $3.50.
Tieh-lRarff.
San Nntonio, Ser, "a. IpriI 1916
&iibe $4.25 biz $725.
&dIber $4.25 bis $7.75.
S6fen $4.S5 Bis $3.50.
8ulen $4.75 bic $500.
Ct. 2ouis, "a. @priI 1916. - 8inbz
bieh. Serassgieb, $5.25 bis $500.
Sdtpeire $3.50 nno $685..
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@ie aus Shonohoi oerneI6

@ie aus Sbatebai aemeloef
miro, %foGioierte am Samitag, fiio-
lid bon Der Gbulun-Snlel Ser dime
1tl1e 0ampfer oSiinggn" NIT Dem
6ineiiiden arell5er Sal gounas
eriterer ianf uno es famen Iber
tauierlo &erloneu, gum groBen geil
Soloaten, um's 3eben.
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3mnn auitenpreis, Bins 6Oe

Halm 8ea6%, 6ei6enz 1lno @obairsGn<
sii9e. greiie $3.50 Biz 1925, ale Nors
ben un6 @r6Ben. 1000 ansiige fofort su
berfaufen. SrieinalsBreiie alir gn<
iidt, Ser @runo Ser btQiaen Greife tpirS
nuf @nnid erfldrt. &ein Snnrbuo.
sWeine Nrslagen fino gerins. g~oftbeaeIs
llirgen erfpiinidf. SitttnteI, 333 Wefts
Commerce Ctr, int &a1npmanns 8ebdu@
be. Sci. grodett 1898.
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.Senotpr 6,,Stino non go;ac,

oh QAlAtNg sUul 0lSCUI=
tin. Der BON ieinet 9onititlenten
au~fgeforoert NOR, iid fir oie gr-
baltung oes 5rieoeiis 3miiden Sen
Yer. Stooten nno 9euti1lano su
berfpenoen, telegrapbierte arl oen
gra1er 5reo Babit in Milpaufee
3nritd, oaB err uno Die anoern Geten-
ten iif) an ben 8otl1after @ern-
ltorff tpenoen modten. Sic Ioaten
oiefen eriu6en, Der oeutiden &eaie.
rltr9 por5uiteaen, baB burd itrifte
geobaftung Der internationolen sc.
Iebe iiber Ole &riegfiibruna eitt
Sruf NIT ben Ser. Staaten leid)t
bermie6en peroen fonnte.
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San antuniu, Seq, "a. Npril 19fbA
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. 10
Gents Der @auone.
Neiu Yurf, "a. Mpril. Spot $1,000
bio; april. $10.45 uno $11.00; Wsai.
$10.63 nno $10.66; SUM, $1062 nnS
$10.66; Suli, $1,000 unb S1O.7f.
Iuguit, $10.67 uno $1,000; Gebtems
Der. $10.57 urio $10.59; Sftober. Sc. 40
$9.44; Nobember. 1857 uno $3.50.
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Erdiioent 8iflon nominierte
&obert s. 8aaner gum 9oitmeifter
bon 9em gorf; SEER @aaner er.
flarte inoeiler, oaB es ibm unmoa.
lid iei, Die g%rnenmirla mnebmelt
5u fonnen.
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Banmmone.
gottpnTamem. grobmfte.

san Nntonio, Ger, 11.S5 Gents.
@alneiton, geitern, feline 80rie.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02

FOR SALE-A parrot. Call at G1as.
Garbo's, ON Nina Street. aug 81
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02
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SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS

EE-E
than one meeting in each month
Carried.
The President then appointed
Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Horaist as
members of this committee to act
with him.
Mr.. Hawkins, duly seconded,
! moved the following bills be ap-
proved and ordered paid if there
were sufficient funds to pay them.
L. G. Ghachere for blue prints
I. 6. Chachere, for blue prints
Of Grand Prairie School
District Map...... ........s 40
LltteH & LaWler account of
making map. 250n
Noise Bourque, poll tax re-
fund, double assessment. 100
Francois Saucer, poll tax re-
fund, double assessment 100
Southern Seating Co, for rec
ord books for schools 1880
Account Of Supt travelling
expenses ....... -. Ala
Account OF. expense, express. 1864
I. b. Knott Apparatus Co., ac-
count Eunice High School. 1850
kltteli q LAWYER, map $500. 300
Llttell & Lawler, map School
District No. 6, eth ward. S. 800.
Z. 6. Ghachere, blue prints of
map of District No. 6 18th
ward. ........ 40
Jacobs News Depot Co, sun
dries for office ...... .. f.95
On motion of Mr.. Perkins the
Board adjourned subject to call.
O. P. DAILY, President.
B. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02
EVER sALIVATED BY
CAL0MEL? HORRIBLE
'alomel IS quicksilver and acts like
dynamite on your liver

eaiomel loses you a dayl yo,
Know what calomel is. It is mer-
curry; quicksilver. Galomel is dan.
serous. It crashes into sour bile
llke dynamite, cramping and sick
ing you. Calomel attacks the bones
ana should never be put into your
system. 80
When you feel bilious, Sluggish.
lonstlpated and all knocked out and
pelieye you need a dose of danger
Gus calomel just remember that
your druggist sells for SO cents :
potie OF Dodson's Liver Tone
Whicn IS entirely vegetable and
pleasent to take and is d perfect
substitute for calomel. II i
guaranteed to start your liver with
out stirring you up inside, and can
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02
For SALE

I.
I. Two H. P. Pull power Hay
Press-International.
10 < f8-Gapacity 10 to Is tons
per day.
The Pull Power Principle.
The Combined Leverage.
The Toggle Joint plunger and the
Self Feeder.
Self Dump Rake.
Second hand, but in good condi-
ton. Will be sold at a bargain.
WASHINGTON STATE BANK.
Washington, La.
aug 81 mo
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02

lie record of any official is legiti-
mate subject for criticism.
Perhaps it is that the Judge had
not thoroughly studied the rec
ord" That is possible.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02
WORsHIPING FALSE IDOLS

According to reports in the daily
papers, principally the NEW Or
LEANS ITEM, itlooks as though
some of the good citizens of Calca-
sieu parish, Lake Charles in par
ticular, are inclined to feel kindly
towards the assassin of the late
Sheriff Swords, Hilaire Carriere,
It has even been suggested that
Carriere was acting in self defense
when he killed the Sheriff, by some
of the people of that section. From
information received here it would
appear that Calcasieu is trying to
make a hero of this desperate
this man who defied the world
who openly stated that he would
resist arrest, and that he would
kill any man who would attempt to
apprehend him.
When Carriere was captured it
was thought that his chances for
recovery were poor; he (Carriere)
also believed this was so. At that
time hg said that he regretted he
had Killed the Sheriff, but in the
same breath stated that he was sor-
ry that he did not kill the two me-
groes who had informed the st.
Landry authorities as to his where
abouts. Reports said that Garriere
had stated that there were sew
eral others whom he wanted to kill.
How a people are able to sympa-
thize with a man Of the type Of
carriers is just a little beyond our
comprehension-what prompts
them to make a hero of this man
this same Garriere who confessed
that he had killed a negro boy for
the reason that he (the negro had
offered to inform a st. Landry Of
ficial-Mr. McCoy-as to his where
abouts for the sum of twenty-five
dollars, we cannot exactly under
stand. On what hypothesis they
arrive at the conclusion that Car
riere was acting in self-defense
when he ass~assinated Sheriff
Swords, we do not know. Carriere
had defied all officers to arrest
him. He continually had in his
possession a rifle and an unlimited
amount OF ammunition. He sent
word to officials of this parish that
he would kill anyone who would
attempt to arrest him Sheriff
Swords, with his Chief Deputy, left
the night before he was
assassinated, and with several ne
yroes of the Mallet section, guarded
he house where Garriere was.
Everyone knows what the result
vas. Garriere's threat was car
led out. He killed the man who
to arrest him.
We hope that these reports COM
ng from Lake Charles are untrue.
We hope that they will cease.-for
u%stice's sake, if nothing else.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-02

titles $ h ine p people q believe that the above
have nothing rfs nefeen and are satisfied
a trial. tflein 10 vote Judge