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The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
Boston Braves Baseball Champions.

The Boston club of the American
League has again captured the title
of the worlds champion baseball play
ers, having defeated the Brooklyn
club of the National League four
games out of five in the past week.
The first two games of the series
were played at Boston on Saturday
and Monday, and both We're won by
the Braves" the scores being 6 to 5
IN the first game, and 2 to l in the
second, the latter contest going to
fourteen innings before the winning
run was scored. The third and fourth
games were played at Brooklyn, the
dodgers taking the third by score
OF to 3, and the Braves winning the
fourth by to 2. The fifth and de-
Gliding game took place at Boston on
Thursday, the Braves winffing it bv
to |.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
Mail Pouches RiHed.

The storage room of the Texas &
Paelfic passenger depot was again in
vaded some time after midnight
Thursday, and two mail pouches were
cut open and their contents scattered
about the floor. Only special deliv-
cry and registered letters and parcels
were tampered with, none of the other
mail being opened SO far as known.
me mail bags which arrive on the
midnight train from New Orleans are
stored in the depot until morning.
wnen they are removed to the post
office by the eolored carrier. Several
times heretofore burglars have en-
tered the depot and Investigated the
contents of the bags9and although
local and federal polica officials have
worked on the various eobberies, they
nave been unable to uncover the gull
ty party or parties. 1t has not been
ascertained whether any money or
valuables were contained in the mail
tampered with in this latest robbery.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
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HIGH SCHOOL HAPPENINGS.
By TILLIE M. PELTIER.

The Seniors, Juniors and Sopho-
mores of the Donaldsonville High
School met Tuesday, Oct. 10, for the
purpose of organizing the literary So
ciety, with Mr.. Vickers acting as
chairman. The following officers
We're elected: President, Wilfred
Binnings; vice president, Kline Sims !;
secretary, Hazel Werner. The pres
ident appointed Gay Martin as ser
geant at arms. The program COM
mittee for the first term was appoint
ed as follows: Miss NJ. Monceret,
Eunice Chandler, V. M. Vegas. The
following committee on constitution
and bylaws was named: 0. Mestayer,
Jane Judice, Elvie Noel, Frank Con-
stantine. There being no further
business the society adjourned until
Friday, Oct. 20, on which date the
following program will be rendered:
Inaugural address, President w.
Binnings.
Reading of minutes, Secretary Ha-
zel Werner.
Piano solo, Letitia Thibodaux.
Extemporaneous speech, Frank Al
len.
Defamation, Frank Constantine.
Debate, Resolved, that training in
military tactics should be required in
all public high schools" Affirmative,
Conan Babin, Kline Sims. Negative,
T. A. Termini, Jane Judice.
Editors paper, Vivian Dill.
The 7th and 9Th grades also met
Tuesday for the purpose of organizing
their literary society. The following
officers were elected: President, Ur-
ban Wilkinson; vice president, Roland
Robert; secretary, Wilma Noel. The
president appointed Ralphine Hazlip
as sergeant at arms. The following
program committee was appointed: !:
NJ. Aydell, Roland Robert, Eunice
Eris.
The first meeting Of the society
will be held Friday, Oct. 27, and the
following program will be rendered !:
Reading of minutes, Secretary Will
ma Noel.
Talk by president Urban Wilkin-
son.
Song, eighth grade girls.
Extemporaneous speech, Leo Bloch.
Jokes, Allen Leblanc.
Piano solo, Geneva Innes.
Defamation, Noelie Cire.
"My Experience at the Fair" Ag-
nes Buquoi.
News. Fred. Loumiet.
Remarks of critic, visiting teach
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
Death of Sheriff Bearv-

James J. Beary, sheriff of La
tourche parish for the past twenty
two years and one of the best known
and most popular officials in the state
died at his home in Thibodaux Sun,
DAY, Oct. l, aged So years. He was
a native Of Port Chester, N. Y, and
came to Laeisiana when a young man
with his ,other, the late Thomas
beary, LOCI ting in Terrebonne parish
ana subsequently moving to La
1ourche to engage in business as a
country storekeeper. He was elected
justice of the peace, appointed bv
Gov. Murphy j. Foster as sheriff in
Iss4 and chosen by the people to that
once o., at every subsequent election.
The nearest surviving relatives of the
lamented sheriff are three brothers
and five sisters in New York state, one
sister and three nephews in La
fourche parish.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
Charles P. Crochet Stricken Down by
Relentless Reaper.

Charles P. Crochet, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Crochet, died at the family
home above DarroW at $3.50 p. m.
Sunday, aged % years and days.
He had been in failing health for
some time, and made trip to Texas
in the hope of combating the malady
from which he suffered, but was not
benefited and about two months ago
returned home to await the end.
A young man of admirable habits
and winning personality, straight
forward, industrious, reliable, he had
already given most excellent ac-
count Of hin himself IN the fnlfi llment OF
iife's obligations and the achievement
of material gain, and the future held
for him immeasurable promise of
happiness and prosperity. Stricken
down in the prime of his young man
hood, on the very threshold of that
period of life which holds most of
earth's joys and blessings, his loss is
a great blow to his family and friends
as we'll as to the community which
claimed him as one of its most pro-
gressive and exemplary citizens, and
his memory will long be affectionate-
ly cherished.
The funeral took place Monday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock, with services and
interment in the Donaldsonville Cath
Ollie church and cemetery. Besides
his parents, Mr.. Crochet leaves to
mourn his loss two brothers, Fulgence
Crochet, of Galveston, Teys, and Eu-
cid Crochet, of Darrow, and five sis
ters, Mrs. Leo Gaudin, Mrs. Lawrence
Marchand, Mrs. T. L. Richard, Jr.,
Mrs. A. J. Esneault and Miss Celine
Crochet. Peace to his everlasting
sleep in the heavenly home of his
Maker.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14

No fewer than ten prominent clti-
zens of the parish of Lafourche are
being mentioned as candidates for the
office of sheriff which has been rem
dered vacant by the de.Lh of Sheriff
James J. Beary. The list comprises
DR.. Thos. Stark, L. c. Roger, K. j.
Naquin, D. J. Foret, DR.. c. J. Bar
ker. DR.. F. T. Gouaux, Philip Aucoln,
J. w. Lepine, w. S. Lafargue and
Chenille Waguespack.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
The Amendments.

Circumstances compel US to defer
until next week the editorial discus
sion of what we have classified as the
six debatable constitutional amend
ments to be voted on by the citizens
of Louisiana at next months election.
The Chiefs conclusion, formed from
a reasonably careful examination and
consideration of the proposed amend
ments, is that they can all be safely
adopted, and that the benefits they
involve far outweigh the objections
which have been raised here and there
to a very few of the measures.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
THE WAR AT OUR DOORS.

Startling events have brought the
European war to the very doors of
the United States and very greatly
increased the possibility that this
country1nay yet be drswn into con-
troversy with one or more of the
belligerents that will make the main
tenance Of an attitude of strict
neutrality extremely difficult.
A German naval submarine, named
and numbered U-53, entered the har-
Dor of Newport, r. l., last Saturday,
Oct. Z, flying the German ensign and
displaying two mounted guns and
eight torpedoes on her decks. The
officer in command, Lieutenant-Cap-
tain Hans Rose, paid a formal visit to
the ranking naval officers in the port,
which was promptly returned by Rear
Admirals knight and Greaves, and
within three hours after casting an
chor the audacious little vessel had
put out to sea again, disappearing
under the water before passing the
three-mile limit.
Next day the country was electrified
by the news that no less than seven
shlps-four British, one Dutch, one
Norwegian and one whose nationality
was IN doubt-had been attacked and
sunk by one or more German subma-
rlnes in the vicinity of the Island Of
Nantucket, off the Massachusetts,
coast.
= So far as known no lives were lost,
time being given the crews to take to
the llteboats before the vessels were
torpedoed. Only one of the ships
carried passengers, and these were
picked up by United States naval
vessels and safely landed at Newport.
The crew of the British steamship
kingston has not been accounted for.
but IS believed to have been taken
aboard some outward bound vessel.
President Wilson was visited on
Monday by Count Won Bernstorff,
German ambassador to the United
States, and the president has also con-
ferred with Secretary of State Lam
sing on the subject Of the submarine
raid, which was no doubt discussed at
the meeting with Count Won Bern
storff. 1t is believed the president
has taken occasion to impress the
German ambassador with the deter
of our government to
resent any infringement of
neutral rights on the part of a bel
ligerent power, and presumably the
German authorities directing the new
against overseas commerce
will exercise prudent diligence to
avoid giving cause for hostile inter
vention by the United States to pre-
vent violations Of international law
and insure protection of American
neutral rights.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
Church of the Ascension,

Rev. R. H. Prosser will tomorrow
have charge of the services at Christ
Church Cathedral, New Orleans, in
the absence of the dfhn, who is in at
tendance on the ggeeral convention
Of the Episcopal chulch, at st. Louis.
Rev. Prosser was called to st.
Francisville Thursday morning for the
funeral of Miss Maggie E. Phillips.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14

The attention of The Chief has
been called to willful, wanton and
malicious acts of culprits who appear
to make it their pastime during the
still hours of the night to pull down
parts of fences and deface or destroy
the street signs on the corners. In
some instances tops of iron fences
have been bent. In the public square
the iron benches have been repeatedly
upset. The iron geese in the fountain
no longer spout, owing to these
rnarauders. The guilty narties are
liable to a fine and Imprisonment if
caught, and it is only question of a
short time when they will be appre-
hended.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
Jacob Ehrhardt, aged 81 years, VIII

Jacob Ehrhardt, aged 81 years, who
has resided in Washington, La, near
ly all the time since he came over
from his native Germany in 1848,
paid his Opelousas friends visit last
week, and the Enterprise reports him
as hale and hearty. Time was when
a large part of the people of other
sections of the country regarded Lou
isiana little short of plague spot,
where yellow fever, malaria and
other noxious diseases killed the in
habitants off like flies. The fact is
that folks live as we'll and as long in
this state as anywhere else in the
Union.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1916.
Atlanta is indulging in the costly
follv of a street car strike.

The attempted general labor strike M
in New York, designed by the Leaders
81 various unions to manifest sym
nathv with the striking street car ana
subway employees, was 1lzzie. IN In,
stead of several hundred thousand
men quitting work only a few nun
dred responded to the call. The car
mems dtrike has nearly petered out.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14

Thrdg of the biggest Republican
guns doomed from the same .spot
when Theodore Roosevelt, VIM. II:
Taft and Chas. E. Hughes addressed
the members of the Union League
Club of New York city at a recep,,
ton rendered Mr.. Hughes on the 3rd
instant. All three fired hot shot at
President Wilson and the policies OF
his administration.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
WOMAN ALL RUN down
Made Strong and Well By 'll VIna

Waynesboro, PAT was oil ipl m / u
after hard spell of bronchitis, e e nd
hard for me to keep about. haa ;lg
in my chest and took cold easl III 81 il
friend asked me to try Vinoi. a - III
it built me up so / am strong al1 W ass
and am able to do my housea.o,lA \, tetsll
I had not done for three n1onsna s.oleat
taking Vinol." Mrs. Z. +. hos9'
Waynesboro, Pa. y. d;iessl
Vinol creates an appetite, alas MI 81
tion, makes pure blood am 4 islI
strength. Your money back y
X-RAY PHARMACf -. Is
E. Richard, Prop, Donaldsoh NJ.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14
BLUE RIBBON WINNER FOR SALE

JERSEY BULL CALF. eligible to registra-
aH tion; fawn colored. Winner of blue rib
bon at South Louisiana Fair For par
tieulars write to or phone JOHN F. TRUX-
LILO, Belle Ailiance, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14

NOTICE TO MILK sHlPpEsSsissss
VXYOULD LIKE to get In coffsfsps ssfsrspss
WV with milk shippers. Bessrrr ah1
furnihed Address WALL
TIER, Gretna, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1916-10-14

Miss Emma Mollere visited rela-
tives at White Castle Monday.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
Sin nener lInter.e eetretar.

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uoaIt1noig, oa Oiele ser @eioaene1
niGt regiitrirt por6cn lporen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
Ser %ariier @erf6t.

8ariS, Z. Moi. Seitige @lm.
pfe Inn ole So6e 304 norOmeItlid bon
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gen enqliIden Gadperit1noigen fir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
aeiu ;yeiuO 0sntidIanOs.

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Der gIationaI5eiting. @ciit Oie
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5lpii6en GeiItIblonO mo Oen Ser.
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bdtte mo nod tbut, inn Die @efabr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

oic Oeuti6en 9'atruuiaeugdn8e srfaI8rsidj.
2ssriAt oss Ssat[aen esneralIIaBs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

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genOe Shiff bate an9eblid teiHe
6logge gefiibrt; aus oieiem @un.
oe bate Die n9ene3ia4 oie Sionale
au8u6aIten nibt beaAtet, iouoeru Iei
init 4olloonpf meitergeiabren Gur
auf bobc oas ueriolgenoe 8AifI tNe6.
rere @arnungsihiilie abgege6cn iuiA
oos frou3oiihe 5hiif me5rere SiilHs
ben lang uerfolat
Gs iol iid augebiA i'm ciuen
San0eISOompfer banodn. Scr III gi.
Hen SiilisIrel8er imaeuouoeli mof
Sen lit 1ie ogcne8io@ miro bier Alu.
iitiou Iaoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
gInsriFaniI9c agairaaiIIc aaiaerIs6en.


Gilaiitcn.9anoe madlt Streii3us aif
Glen Springs, &eras. 9leun
amerifanii9en Soloaten leiiipu
uereebIideu Bioeritano. Drei
oaoou aetoOtet. pier permiBt 8mei
ueriuilnoet. 9auoiteu pliiuoern
mebrere c5rcn5orte.
GIEafo, 1eros, z. aqai Giue
aus ueun ameritariiden Sol0otcu
beitebenoc 9lbtbeiling, Sic 6ci @len
Springs, Geros. potrouillirte, muroe
fait boIlitduoig bon elmer @iaa gl6.
tbeiling pernidtet sic am 6reitag
gIbero Ole @ren5e ii6eridritteu bate
Gieie 9latrift erbdIt @eueralrnaior
6llniton pom IA. &oBoQcrie MeQi.
ment in Morfa, ger. Gem Npridie
3lifolge puroen orei amcrifaniIhe
Soloaten aet0otet, bier lperocu 0er.
miBt un0 8luei puroen Derpuu0et
Gie 2eiden Scr @eioaenen iino 6euie
nad NlorotboH Eeras, aebradt
woroen General Gluitou bat Me.
fe9l gege6en, Dab @eritdrfuuaen naal
oen beorobten Grten eeianot per
oen. Die 3abl ser 9iaoiiieu, 0ie
oen Streii5ug lnieruohmen lit III
Dem &eIegromme nidt ongeae6en.
gs Derlaitet, Dab oie 8anoiten sic
@ren3e am Samitaa iiberidriitcn
uno Geemers. 25 @leilea lmternaI5
pom bier. pliuoerteu inns cneu
Dlann yameus Ieemers, ols @eis
iel mitidleppten @ie6rere 1ol0o.
ten 3elte un0 garradeu tins non
ben 9auoiteu ouae8iroet woropn il.
Die SoI0aten mlBten IN Sen g8al.
bern 3uiIuht Hebmeu.
&erlangen mebr Eruppen
@aio, Ieras. Z. @aal ee.
ueral Suniton bat 6entc Ste glad
riht erbaIten, Dab oas GrenBge6ict
in eiuem groBen gIreol geplanoert
poroen iei un0 Dob oie Ia oem be
treiienOeu Serritoriim pobucnoe9e.
o0lferng Den Staot Ieras III ei
nem offeneu 9riefe uu Nlili5.ErA4.
pen SIT eriuhen 0eoenlt Seit mpb
reren Wonoten boben bereits Ste Nv
oeni 6eorobten @cbietc pohneu0eu
8iirqer ouf oie Nottipenoiafeit eines
groBeren militariidjen ShubcS biu
eepieien iiuo BEL General Slpiion
lit Dor ciuiger 8eit Elm WlaTenappel
0er @amobner bon Giin1ga Nlarifp
ciugeIniifeu III Dem 0er General iul
9riippenperitarfiluoen eriatbt iuor.
Den mar
8anoiten pliin0erten.
aIpine, Geros. z. W}oi. Grei
2eiden non omcrifauiihen 5ol0otc
iino bclite naA Wlarat6on qebradjt
lpor0cn Sie iparen 6ei eiuenl5 5irell.
suge oar @tuoiitcn an 6reitoagt6cNa
gefaaen Die @auoiteu iibcrIhritich
ote @ren5e IN Der 0labe BON @oaiiiI.
las uno pliinoerien in Der 9idbc bon
Wlcainneg Springs mebrere @ebdiI.
Sc aus. Gin 3ebnidbriger 4uabe oer
@o9n eiieS 6armerSwur0e abeniatS
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