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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Oer6ii6i6 gepiIe9t. llebcr bic gran.
weiBen &oIfitciupdnOc ocS 9o6lwc.
gcSnidteu Oic @rdicr lmO Strdu6er
1ermtcr. 9ilf sic 5elSiId6c meiBcl-
te cine acididte Son0 in cine &ortu.
ide Die 5ui6riit; uSier lag onl5ein-
Oe oos .. Battalion g|-G,.. ~
1914-t9i5.~ cs miro iib MN nod
cine 1916 6injngeielIen niiiicn. llnO
pd6rcnO ii6er oics ibnulde &orge
I1nOc bin oie 0cutiHcn @eic6oiie eli
ncr beuobborten 9otteric unO Oie
onrb sic 9uft icgtcn iii6ric uns ser
@aiiptmonu feiilic6 in oie ySto6S.
b6blc,~ bic iib alS cine irgcnliit6li.
dc 9uoc nlitten I'M @citciu ooritea.
te.
nSo ic0cn Sic, bier bonit man
nm" io9tc cr oolS Elm re0clrcc6tcr
TrogloOpt 9l6er man ridtet cs iicb
Elm poar &lnOert 0lctcr pont 6ein-
DC loW lDllcBuD 9dllj lllellWelnOilr-
Dig ein Nlan BAT olid ieinc 6rcu.
Oeu unO llc6crraic6ungcn. @citern
g. .. 6cfau icb ciucn 9ricf folgcu-
Den MortlnutS:
uSie6er Sp. 9iit Oh pie iA bel.
no6e onnc6nien mnB, 0os olte
Smpi6u6n nit ocm i'd Dor odt
5c6n Sabren ln5d6Iige @laicr in@ot.
tinoen gclcert 10 meloe Gid bite
m6glihit umgc6cnO 6ci 0cinem Sei6.
6uribeu g., Der ols ariegSirciwiai-
ger in Ocincm 9loN6or 9atoiQon
III Der 6ciheiocncu Giir0e cines @e.
freiten liegt SoQtcn o6cr Der Serr
@nuptmann nidt ser 6eiootc Sp.
icin 10 bite i'd Gw. Sodwobl9e6o.
rem oe6oriomit Inn Gntihuloiguug.~
Gie Sode itilnnte. Sd por OoS
nltc Sunpfbu6n. sic f0nnen iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Gie iron5oiiiAen 9ldtter 6ra6ten
iiin0it Die 9Sohricbt, OoB Elm bo6er
cngliicbcr General bon elmer &ugel
gctroiien woroen iet ober lpie Olr1
cin 99InOer unoerlcbt blicb. IS BAN
belt iicb bier Inn mciueu 6rcimO Sip.
pcrarD, nit 0cnl id oitcrs in Sries
Ocns5eiten in angcregter llntcrbal-
TING oas g9ort n9es" ecmehielt
bate. 0ie m0roeriide Suocl traf
i6n ais cr aeraOe i'm Sdneaidbritt
ii1 por Den anriidcnOen 9eitiben 5ll-
riid5og imo O0bei ser gauge nac6 6ins
iicl. Sic OiIrd6o6rte sic rcbte flint.
li@c SGoOc, iiI6r Our6 Die ocpolitcrtc
Siiitc, onrhi@hlg glatt oaS mottirtc
NlicOcr m0 riB Sem General oie
Pcriide 10 bcitig bonn &opt oaB ibm
babel iein @lasou9c 6inailSficl. Sonlt
Dcrlicf 6os glbcnteuer imblutig. gsr
ioa Sippcroro nod Orei Gage lana
Dor Shred nit sen falicbeu 3d6ucn
gefloppcrt 6o6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Ocufcn wic mir ms mitcinou0er gc.
ircut 1o6cu- 0lm d6cr SIT Siid,
mcine &errcnl"
llnO pd6renO OrauBen Der 9lrtilie-
ricipcftofcl wcitcr giug, icbtcn mir
inns inter Der 9}atltr0cde aus llu.
ibelfalf, 5lpiidcn Oeu nit olten @or.
0inen gar 5ierlicb oerfleiOeten Stein-
mdnocH an Sen rnoen Gid, ser
nit Scr5en un0 0riincn 3mciocn &c
ic5miidt mar, 5um fclO0cmdBen6rii6
ltiid Srt Der Sauoltug: 400 Nlcter
bonn 6eiu0e Sin S66lenndFhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
9as DgrDBerr Selgien. !"

Dlan I9reibt Ser ,90IniI6en 3eis
tung"; @dbrenO ii9 no9 fdIt gan8
9elgien in oeuti9en 6dnbeu beTinoel
uuO bic beIsiIde 6roge ibre 26funq
bonn Qlusgang oes &rieges Der @roBs
md9te eriportet, beI9dftigcn iigb ge.
ipiFe beIgil1e areiTe in Sc Sdpre Be.
reits eifrig nit Ser 6raee elmer Der
gr0berung bes alien 8eitBltan0es oea
&0nigreids Diele 8eItrebungcn, bic
bauptid9Ii9 in Ser beleiiben Scituua
n2e Xxx. SiecIe" fir 1c1 propoganbo
MAIDEN, ri9ten iid6 feinespegs auein
eesen 9eutI6lano, bas ia erIt nod
5u beiiegen iein miro, ionbern tebren
uu@ me9r uno mebr gegen Soaano
uno 9uremburg ibre Spibe. SSn sic.
fer RiHtung faBt man cine .9lugIicSe.
ruug~ SeefIanbsrns, 2imbures unG
2uremburgs ins Qluge unb bemiibt fid
bieIsn 3uiuuftsplGnen nit ouerlei
reHt ipeit berseboIten biRorii6en @r.
gumeHten eiuen Sdein oes Re4tS gu
perleibeu.
Sn SoLdnb baben oiele freunono6s
borli@en plGue bercits mebrfad Elm
nidi geraoe begeiIierteS G9o oefuns
Sen. Dor fur5em unternabmen es nun
ipic0er Der @clgier Pierre gotbomb, oeI
Gntel oes berporragsnoen Gtaatsmau.
mes bes G0nigs 2eopolb l., Sean @ops
tife Notbomb, in elmer 8rol9iire ,.6i.
itoire Beige on @ranosDude be Cur
embours" Cqaris. eibrairie 9lceoemi.
que 4errin C Gie., 2ibroiress Gbiteurs,
1919 bic .biItorilcbeu" giehte oes &5s
nigreids @eIgien uuf Die anseOelteten
8eitrebuneen NTH GROCER GjeIebrfams
teit ouseiudnoer5uIeben. 0orouf auts
iUortet nun Der boudnoiE9e Generals
leutnant s. be 8as In elmer S9rift,
Oie ii9 n@alIHe StaatstunOe~ bciitsIi
(s0rabenbage, De Gebroebers ban
GleeF, 1916. @r ipioerlegt oarin bic
Qlusfiibruneen gotbombs iiber 2ims
burg un0 2uremburg un0 ipiomet ben
olten @eSiebungen, bic 2inburg nit
9Onano uno 2ugembur9 nit bem
9errIberbauie NoHou perbiuoeu, cine
eingebeuoe Gciradtung, inoem CT te=
fonOers bic betanntcn .GrsigniKe BON
1880 unb 0cn fplgenren Sabren luiss
OerouIFriidt mO fb gum bereoten
@ertei0i9er 0es &onigs MiIbelm l.
BON Soaau0 in ieinem @erDalten ges
geniiber gelgien mnAt. Dor ALIEN
polemiiiert er gegen @ot9oub oamit,
6aB er osu Dem 90nig @iI9elm ees
mod]ten @orlpurf. am 2. gNiauli. 1881,
pbne porberiae Mitieilung oen MaTfens
1iinFano gebro6en 81 Daten. nit ges
f9idtIi4ea 9atlo1eu piosrIe9t. 2tm
S&luB iciner S6rift mmt be @as
etner @eriionbigun9 5piiden @sIgien
unO Souano Die @ege gu ctnea lno
bebt nit Gieni0tuiing Sic unIdn5lt BON
GnulpcIaert in 9tmleroam geiasten
Worte bier3u bcrbor @s III INNER
bin re9t bemsrieuspcri. bdB eesaoe IN
geipiKeH 36pfeu in Sc 6apse olIerIei
pldne fpuIen mo often cr0r.ert lDcrs
ben. oie gtnnerionsgeliilten pcr3ueiieIt |
GbnIi9 ieben unO cB nit Dem beriibms |
ten sRationalitdienprtnSip" gar ribIl
INNER 70 trogiId) nebmenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
0lnm elm @eIhsib.

9SrofeTor: nSagen Sic, SEER &nu.
6ioat, pa5 III ). q. cine inotaliIds
S6ricige2"
Sonoibot (nah ldngercm glod3oens
tclD. r@ine moraliIde S5rfeies lit
sic 5eftige @eriibring oes ieeliiden
@eiid)is, O6ne @euubuNg Der 0auo.
nit NinterlaKung 9silti9cr Spurcn.
81 gekibioungsSpsdcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

SSn einem Muieum ipurbe Elm eoI=
bener Fotal eeiiO9len, Der Der Can.
ibes6err geIdentt bate. ~ nMoS iullcn
mir nun nit bcm Sutterdl bea Bofals
mafen9" fragte Der Direfior 6es
Muieums Gin WliteIie0 Oes QIuFIMjtss
rotbs.
,,Do tonnen Sie bic NoIe bineins
ftedcrl bic Sic bon ber gegirrung BE-
tommen Der6en,~ lautet bic 2(ntport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
nyHenn III meiner S5rdn dIle5 dnsI
iGoficn tDnntc. ipas Fe babcn min,
bann mare i9 a6iolut alidli9l"
punllnn, tein per6eirotbeter Wionn
tam aona qliidli4 iein!"
n n 81 henter.
@ a 8 m q mi a

(2o6eugriu ipgt gu @lTa: aNh
font Du mid teFrageu. nod MiIlens'
Soroe traaen: pober itb tam oci
SSabrt. ned ipic mein Ham' unO
2trtlD
MdtC6cn (auf Der @allerie su ibrel
Treunoim): @ud. RideIe, 70 mabci
9 s. Mannsbilfer dncmol. lpanp
paun mans fragt, chs an recIle 9lbs
lihte henntl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
e MIaaenber @epei8-

W{utter (Die N0fterIeliIIe bur1lez
Ifen6): n@isber nibts aepounenl @s
lit Thon gum 6aurauSrouIenl Sebt
babe icb oas 2ps ertra DON Cir sieben
lIafIeu. peil es beiBt. bas &iuOcr Slid
i'm Spiel bobenl"
! @odfiIb: uiebb Du. W01mo, 70
lqebts, peil gu ME alauten pilrH, 6dB
LID fein SfinO mebr binl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
oym ltnterHanb.

e) ~ ~ ~ : ! II Y " y.
u@u. SSriBe. id muB Dir iagcn. bet
Dedblait BON ben Bieiab, no 0u mir
ieIdeutt BAIT is mid 6eIon6ers."
Oct ica Bel 2ie6es5iaarren Dora
tommen."
ullnO oieGinIoae is oo9 mid beions
bers.
v6ob; icb ooH isfunhsu."
n9lber eens is bran Jana duSge5eidb,
net. eene ipdbre Grouidung."
.So9 Wat Oenn9@
DE HebsnluItl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
Der IIcine Inrnnn.

,Wtana, @oi ion nidt immerfori
buitsnl~ u@r muB. er bat ia Sus
iteur Damn foa er ollcs auF eina
NAL buiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Gnfelin: n@itte. @roBmonio. mo-
1T oenn ons her uDru, priifc, uer
iitb ciuig biuoet9~
@roBmttcr: Pins ser gllen alien
8e'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Sodfer: pdpd 9ina ia beute Wlbrz
lgen In QoH3 beIonOers gutter 2oune
nd6 Der Sfficel
Wlutter: 9as crinnert mid oaran
ib DergoB san5 i'm I'm GelO gu
fro0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

9almatcrialicu Tbilrca acuiiers
ra6nlcn. 2d0eu eic.
SGs n 9oteE & Co., 1is-li7 gnO.orsbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Wodnfb. SO S3,I5O. 1-25 y97r0
.,Fodnrh Wiotar So Of Nalilmcre't GtnrleG
SrnRc nno 0li NOunltWpcnuc
Euoac breS, olc apopuldrc 0ar~ $7SI
n'at1c Oiebilc 0o., Vatane laos 40 Hor0u
@9aglcs Sttabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
II n nj o Sc + n.

cgaitn mie ipor Oos seItriec 2iIt-
ipieI2"
rgI1, qoa3 unntoOerneS 9ene.
N2idlt NAL n 9hltomobiIitngliid
tmnnlt 0'rin Uorl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
ggatcnt- -9lnip6lte.

0bnin a. eomnele. Nchle0npaii; 4nlcnie
pGnocls.S nubnnlieu. &crlansrepic OiarG
lun0 1ruu Aui,oihp
Cbapliu g. 6cranipn, ii6--li7 Qaio Wni.oiua
iS.iuOrtlc 0tiQhfuua.
q. y. & ". 8. Noparh. Al Continental pl0e.
&rallidrcn icll 1879 trl0l9rrt9 ill 0allmogi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

3eiilHgcn, 3citihriiien etc
ghr qaltlmoFe wemS 0pmpauu", 8oberl " =.
Nleperc, 0elhaltalnerer. 22l Nseaiperi'1lf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

v " ID q II q.
.S9ybrc @ottin bat Sbucn bier ain.
Scr oeidcuft?"
,93o. qcihenft foint' id bel oen
bobm Sausbaltsfoiten gerooe niHt
iaqcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Yicrcantils gIoeneD.
". @. Tim & g., IA
O02ei0 Marblan0 Irun gl0a.

9amoicrialiru Gbilrcm acuiiers
rQ6ucn. Qd0en etc.
Sag 9eleE & o., its-il7 Sno.0rsbe
Fotcnt-slmuGlie.
0buln Il. eolunde. 9lcg6le0upaii; 4nlcuie
pGnocs bnbmnueu. &clInnStebic NiarG
CbapIie u ssraaign. ITO IN aaw euana.
q. s. < u. & co@sfS. iii 6ouhucriol qlss
%rai1idiren ieil 1879 trl0larrtH ~ eaillmcgf
glltomobiIe
gadoro. SO $3.50. 25 S27C0
rFeeoTa rFssr @ie'oT "a, Se q SsIilmers't 09aFIeS
1uoqc HreS, SIC .pomIarc Gar x7sr
MAJ 1c Wiobile 60. &Qlune laos 40 Hpr0r
@barle'Sitabc.
8eihmgcn. 3ciiibriien etc.
.Ths ealtlmeFe slemg Cempanve 8cber y T.
a'cpers, @eI3dlislQerer 227 N'eapui'elr.
Tcutibe %iidpr lino 3ciiIdlriiicn.
" pani'id. vi. ooe, @etteernaiOmsirabs
Tbotolrapb,
godra@ Gin Hpolooropp pou aus3ei6unea
Nr. 40, gReltNclunion.@ltnhe.
9iotionul-Vonfct.
0rclctfSirnbf Sucop 2S. ooui, HtGnoclus
0cnrp 81 9leouc NdfNfcr
pesfone MntloaaI SAINT" 4S2 Gno'@rco3paU,
nsgsas5n siatioraI yant" IA gore.cuiau.9,r.
~. N'aroH. aallirer
Giocts.90ntcn,
!, 1rnHdt gnng pcn geItlmcre" Anlhmorn
ncni Sopn y. ganaes. Sicfbrdllotuti
georos 8 eous aoillrsr.
Spnr-9anfcn.
vIsu,ihs eparbanl gou gaiilmps.," &uiuws
uo AaltlmoleSirohe
Irult0onpouicu.
neaIs 1epuiu aac 1wa 0ampaua," as 9puias
Strabe.
9Rarmor- unN @SrGuii-gecrse
9. cnpaFiHe' & eons, sas .c1arlcs.ct
2anowirtbhoitIide @cratGc uuo
SGmcreicn.
sr'fl'ib xaFurs 60. 2o5 oro.gomeirom.
Fhnabina 8uruaeeS. STANCES haS
GefeiL Tod0ctcn iln0 9inncu.
snusis Bros, sas .Sremout,eDenue
&iihierIthmicOe una &lunlncrs.
Jshn enOsrt 1884 xeamrs.a aiuhe &. 50
3eltpoeu' 8oiie 1899.
;Sellcr-GerlicberlmQcn.
y. 2. e0adtllurb & g.,
llt--2l Nbm1hcv Commerce YniicluN
,GcutIllc Hcr&crNncrunno.N .NccniNdii, oOif
io0or iliio Sdltimorc. .SirnDc
iNehiinl'Am Ntner NtrNhcruunS. .tstItNinait
baltimore cSir0bc V1c Guiiom NnNlf 4Oenuc.
,Nnpal 3niurancg 50. VI 9iusrpunl" Qerp M.
Wuruco. Observation-Disclosures l0i-r iU8 0tuup
pcr cl Commerce Yuiihiup
,Wrrmnun Tciier NerNMtruNat Orfellintf.e
Baltimore mo Ncrie2iS0he.
@icIplaitcn W1cioll etc.
euen. 9pnsnn g Co., 3ae,, ld NalbtEllpm
StrAbe
@fan0leib. @elddfic.
,Guaiolttateb eoau Gu.", @orb.@ah.Eirase.
0ner glrt mo Nuf.
ldbtnieo.8ubeh0r.
b. Scott @aHue Co., se2- a6a Woro wun.gts.
@igentbumS-Naellteil Nn0 NGn0lcr.
pissEs s. raaaa & N,vssp, - clbesklnus@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

q. Scott QaAue Co. S62~9 9oa Woro ~m.git.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho NGn0lct.
Rlssrs s. 1aaaa & Rsblsw, 70 clbewntisn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

4 m NRniif Waogo5iu.
.@erfoilfen 5ic aud aIo0icr-
ftiidc9"
,gcoolre, nein MIR gouSe alo'
bierc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

@lcdpIaitcn W1cioll etc.
gucu, 0pngin g Co., 3ae.. 40 rs Nalbrlpm
StrQhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Ecutihe %iichgr lmo 3citIhriiicu.
" panilln, M 0oe sctgerlnaiomSlraae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
g3fan0leih @eIddfic.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,Guninlltnteb eoau Gu.", ! Aorbs@ah. h.Girase
eiienmoaren oler Nrt mo sui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Irilh0omp0nicn.
neoIs TepoHi aao 1Ea 0ampaua." as gpuins
Strabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

gudraM Gin Rbolo0rnpb hon NuS3clGunaa.
@r. 10. &eiiaecrinQion.Elrnb
9fotion0l .Nonicn.
,ghr rib Town National WaHg" wnb. uaB
0rclcrSitnBc Sucop y3. Noui, Ytfnpcus
pcirp 81 lleoitc, NniNfcr
,,zerono MnllDanl SAINT" dS2 Gnb,Nrunhpau,
9V Is 9Nupncf Sluillrcr
,,S2eiirrn National N0nf," IA MOro Guin,p,Etf
g8. NlaroH. Aalilrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

Spnr-gnntcn.
yIensihs Gpnrbout pen Baitimus.," &utuiua
uto AaltimurerSirohc.
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13
SOUTH CAROLINA TO STUDY
BOIL WEEVn IN LOUISIANA

The experiment station of l.. S. U.
were the host on Oct to a party
from Clemson College. South Caro-
linia, who are coming to Louisiana
to spend a week in studying the
measures employed in this State for
combating the boil weevil The boil
weevil has not yet reached the cotton
fields of South Caroliana, but is eX-
pected to do so in the course of time,
and the agricultural leaders of that
state are preparing to give it a warm
reception when it does come. Among
the South Carolina party will be:
Governor Manning, President, w. NJ.
Riggs of Clemson College, Mr..
Johnston. head of the Clemson Col
lege board of supervisors, Director
J. n. Harper Of the South Carolina
experiment station, and Director w.
W. Long of the South Carolina ex-
tension department. While in Louis
lana the party will be given full OPP
portunity to make careful study of
what Louisiana has done to check
the ravages of the boil weevil.
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

t,t yau who have torpia liver
&aak DIGESTION 0r constipated bow
rs loy' for chiIls. n, season
mere and the air is full OF disease
90 u.. The best thing to do-is to &c.
fpn liser III GOOD condition and pur
fly the stomach and bowels, HER.
iiiNf, rs tina right remedy it ans
s~ers rnc purpose completely. Price
500. -uld.nv Bclanger Drug Co
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13
WITH TIE FAH{zH
DEa1QNSTRAEIoM AGENT.
y areg.r Parish increaseo
Cat Acreage

Baaree.r Parish increasea
oat Acreage
LAT year the agents induced !,
few farmers 10 plant oats as an cx-
pertinent" The demonstration prov
I'd 50 successful that q large acreage
in the parish vii! be planted to oats
this fall. II one community the
farmers have made a club order OF
carload Of oats for planting.
pure-Bred Sheep for jefferson Davis
The arrival of 10 pure-bred South
down rams this week. which were
placed in flocks in different parts Of
the parish, marks the beginning Of a
system Of stock Improvement that
should mean great deal to the
farmers of this parish. Four more
rams will be bought just as soon as
suitable animals can be found.
St. Tammany Joins Dipping Move
The police jury of St. Tammany
parish will build three dipping vats
in each ward in order to get the peo-
pie started to dipping cattle before
the compulsory State law goes into
effect in 1918.
Seed Corn Field-Seiected in Yer
million
Ten demonstrators in Vermilion
parish have selected their seed corn
from the field. This means better
corn and higher yields FOR next year
Farmers Utilizing Rice Straw
Most Of the rice farmers in Cal
casieu parish are taking measure to
utilize their rice straw for feeding.
Two important results from this
practice will be more feed for the
live stock and more fertility for the
soil.
Terraeing in Grant Parish
Steps have been taken to supply
the demonstration agents with an
engineers level to be used in con-
structing terraces. The agents are re
ceiving many requests form the
farmers to have their farms terrac-
ed.
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

1t tn same In!e. Our Interest d.
nlands h. prompt siissuiutio. d our
political session from The tWo great
parties ttat coutrol n 4ost,nics Of
our country We 81 at5}d affiIiat,
With = party THAT IS ! Panty \
Thrd District Progressive Congress
man vithou. a National Party. with
rct AN issue. aoa Hth 1t leaders, is
triip'.d boil. ha.i aus loot and not
abIc 10 help our cause in Congress.
Believing IN the Non-Partisan
Tari,i Board, the Ineonv Tax, The
Federal Trade Commission Act. the
tH.i Trust Eli, ii, F,..yval Rc>er.t
Act, the Farm Loan Band Net end
me kl@ht!lour ia>. reteutly passed
~ ii, National Col1re>s,and having
been spared from IT,. horrors of war,
III the Accomplishments Of the pres
eht Democratic Administration.
which ere Ian mas along the road
- peace @ai nr.~ ef, and. believ-
! e t;.aJ an "a<, ~>~> Will again
- Dcmoyla.r, tt1k rou viii
.u.rre ,.;h a. gha 4 n.mocYa.ic
yr&ros>a.sa IS ii best olitieat
weapon W.th which = wja tha. for
"hich tlg!.t, and confidently
uAmit r aadid u Congress-
.
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13
WADE O. MARTIN ANNOUNCE s
FOR CONGRESS FROM THIS
DISTRICT

The Democratic Party having
honored ME with the nomination t.
the Congress of the United States,
most respectfully solicit your vote
and support in the November elcc-
tion
The Democratic Party IS irreyoc-
ably committed to a tariff on sugar.
The present tariff on sugar was re
tanned by Il special act Of the pres
ent Democratic Congress on the re-
commendation Of the Democratic
/ President
Some call it tariff TO produce
revenue. and others call it u protec-
tive tariff This is wholly irnmater-
ial. The fact remains that our sugar
farmers and planters are to-day en-
joying the ben Fl Of tariff As
q democrat | favor such i tariff.
and promise to vote for it. There
can, therefore. be no issue or this
matter between my opponent and
myself, ard those Who raise this is
sue are free-tradNg for their o,rn
protection against the loss o. votes.
Actually, not theoretically. there
is no difference Of 3pinoia - to
WHAT WE WANT. The only posi-
bic difference IS as to the best
POLITICAL WEAPON with shleh
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13
DEER AND SQUIRRELS

The season for hunting deer and
squirrels has opened since the be-
ginning Of October and applies to
the Southern Zone only Remember
that the game law positively prohi-
bits any hunter to kill more than
two deer in one day or more than
five whole season.
Fawns (female deer) are protect
ed at all times and must not be kill
ed. The hunting season for deer will
close January GOTH, and the squirrel
season not until February 18th. No
hunter is allowed to kill more than
fifteen squirrels in one day. The
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13
WHY PAPER GROWS DEAR

Simple jh!hGs nave way ot be
coming complex The moment You
look beneath the surface. Take paper
tof instance. Aost OF Us, u asked 70
tel the mGfedl"nt6 of common paper
the paper o. TINS newspaper, per
haps-would mumbie sometime
ah' Fl tres, @sgs. ol wood pup, %li
let Il %o ~ that. rev ~ Us Know
ihat tnr manufacture 81 paper +
largely F chemical proposition, H5
4iaatI "Ht color depending On aclaS
ard amin, products. And some o.
the n e needed ana common ehemi-
cals Hayt sEyf0ctcted III price dur
inp FL rtst Twelve months. OWING to
thc cessation vi German Exports tc
ass
70 BE- more specific: Casein, alum
and oda ash, all of them very meces-
sars ingredients il the making Of
paper, have increased three hundred
per cent III cost since the war began
rosin, used for sizing in the business,
sold ordinarily for three dollars and
seventy-fivc cents a barrel and now
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

i \ Zimmerman. IN Southern Buc
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

'..el''med matter .,d,..
:, gan City, La, Po.. aaSet. os
a4 October 7th. +. ra,G G'''ev
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

law a.so prohibits hunting before
sunrise " after sunset. Houma
Times
The Morgan City daily review., 1916-10-13

h"en ii LOUISIANA ~
@oidva orange tree,
Il bloom ii vild profa..a ta.m
thr state j.a tn thr
Nandarin-- ana Taakes.r aua
kumpuus~ rare AND ~~eec.
Invitingiy hanr down III Ia-t.s
'omptna sou 10 eat
chera
If your thoughts begin Ia wander
when the harvest tina i, here,
How the crops are brought to
market, far away and near;
Railroad service unexcellcd for com
fort speed and care,
Steamboat traffic safe and sure.
Chorus
when the time draws near for you
to pack your grip and go,
Back TO where you came from the
land of ice and snow;
Take another look around when WOW
are all atone.
! fl2ctinG glance again wall make
YOU want this HONE. SWEET
HOME.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-26
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VOTER
Gay HON. LESLIE NJ. SHAWL

ernment they loved. ! was never SO
impressed. l realized as | had not
realized before tie responsibility o,
the Republican party. Those factories
must not be closed. The husbands of
those women and the fathers of those
babes must not go without breakfast
nor cease TO expect dinner. Yet, no
man who has a rule of logic in his
head, or who can understand page
of history, or who is old enough to
remember the effect OF the Cleveland
tariff of 1894, can fail to recognize
the utter impcssibility of any factory
keeping open doors under the Under
wood tariff after the war shall have
ceased and when all Europe. with dis
ciplined efficiency. undertakes to re
cover the balance of trade and to
secui e the return of the half billion
in gold which has been shipped to this
country in payment for exports brot
about by the war.
81 care net where the man is born
/ or the language he speaks. or the
church to which he belongs or the
school in which he is educated, when
he has walked TIE streets all day
and has been unable to earn dime
and returns to wife in rags and to
children crying for bread that man
Is no SAFER WneIleT armed Win a
ballot or bullet than you or l would
be under like circumstances. If we
should have Democratic times under
Republican administration it would
be difficult to explain TO these people
that the influx of foreign goods which
had closed American mills and para
/ lived business would have been pre-
| vented but for the fact that tie good
peoDLa of some particular state-God
| forbid that 1t be this state,-had seen
\ nj to return to the United States Con.
| gress a Democrat who believes a pro
| tectiye tariff unconstitutional. who is
| pledged by party platform to conform
| TO that belief and tied by a Democrat
| ic and un-American caucus rule 10
vote as the southern majority of his
parfv may direct. ! leave the respon
| sibility for what shall ensue after the
war exactly where our form OF Gov
eminent places it-with the voter"