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skirts, even II II is a
poor reason. Things
like skirts do not lust
grow" There are two
reasons advanced by the
students OF man and his
WAYS. (The wor d
man" when used in
this way includes the
idea woman" one is
that skirts are a sign
of leisure. one is to
Imagine primitive man
and his wife working in
the fields with con-
venient garm ent of
work-trousers.
When primitive man
became rich enough to
let his wife sit at home
and do nothing, he
proudly trammeled her
in skirts to show she
didn't have to work. In
the same way, in China,
he mede his wlfe's feet
small to prove to the
world how rich her hus-
band was-behold, he
could afford to have a
wife with crippled feet
and who could, there
fore, do no work.
But this theory ex-
plains only in part and
there are holes in It;
because women work In
the fields in their skirts,
as any one who has seen
n Balkan show in the
movies can attest.
The best reason for
skirts seems to be that
they are pontiflcal.
Woman Is the high
priestess of humanity,
bearing and bringing up
the young, and, there
fore, requiring the dig
nifty of skirts, Just as
the clergy, to whom Is
entrusted the care of
souls. wear skirts when
they preside over their
flock, so woman, to
whom is entrusted the
care of the precious We
hicle of souls, namely,
children, preside over
their flock In skirts.
1t is, therefore. al
ways in subtle, serpent
like and tricky fashion
that the skirtless idea
tries to encroach. AS for
example in the above.
At first glance 1t looks
like a sure-enough skirt /;
but close observation re-
veals the insidious edges
of what must be trou-
sers lurking at the
ankles. Otherwise the
creation, which is said
to be new. is "a decided
novelty in Jersey silk
fabric with an open
stripe long coat having
the charm, and can be
worn also as the popu-
lar one-plece dress. This
charming creation was
developed in q ribbed
silk fabric trimmed in
~ 90 tl,ig 1aIiUhtf,tl etnff g..
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Richmond to Preach in Logan

DR.. Thomas T. Eldrdge has offered the
Rev, George Chalmers Richmond the use
of his clinical lecture hall, at 1911 North
Logan square, in which to hold Sunday
evening services. Mr., Richmond has ac-
cepted the offer and will preach in Logan
square every Sunday night, beginning
March 8.
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IN NIENIORIAM

NEEIY.-Tn loving remembrance OF Mrs.
ELIZABETH CHENEY HICKMAN NEELY.
wife OF the, Reverend Bishop Thomas b.
New Orleans on the 18Th day OF FebrIgary. "
in the year 1919.
WILSON N.-Falthful son. devoted husband be-
loved father-WILLIAM THOMAS WILL
SON entered eternal peace February 26.
1915. WILLIAM ELMER WILSON.
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TROUSERS FOR WOMEN? WELL, HARDLYl
NOT EVEN THESE SILKEN SUBTLETIES
Skirts, Decreed by Centuries of Custom, Are Insignia
of Her Luxurious Ease and Queenly
Dominion Over the Home


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MARRIED

WHEELER-HOBART.- Santa barbara
CAL on February "a, HANNAH NEIL HO.
BART to CHARLES WHEELER.
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everomedtoah movement toward
tous a
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ECKER7T lSIR7 pop EGbggsry 2S,, 1916; FRED
tiyes and friends. also Pacific Lodge. No.
10 n. NJ and the msnngers Of the odd
Fellows Home. are invited to attend The
funeral. on Monday, at r. m, from the
odd Fellows Home, S. h. cor. 18th and
Tioga SITS 1nterment in American MechRn-
iCs' Cemetery.
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DoWNEY. husband OF Elizabeth n Dow.
ney tnce Heddenl and son OF the late Will
lam and Sarah Downcy. Relatives and
friends. also Commodore Barry Council X.
of C., Division ~. A. q. H.. employees OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railway car
shops and all other ORGANIZATIONS Of which
he was member, are invited TO attend the
funeral Tuesday, at $40 a. m, from
his late residence 250O East Behlgh ave.
Solemn Requiem Mass at St AIMS Church.
a 10 n. IN. 1uterment at Holy Sepulchre
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pIEnLNIAN.--At woodbury.. y. j.. on Febr,

ary 20. 1915 LOUISA. widow OF Levitt
pehlman tneo Gehringl. ,agca 81 years
the funeral. on Monday. VI $3.50 q, m. from
nCr late residence. $50 East German St.
Woodbury.. n, i, Rcuuicm lli<h Mass al
81. patrick's Church. Woodbury.. n. j.. al
1880 q. N. Remains may be viewed OF
Saturday. from Z to y. m, Intcrmcn
nrivats; at ST. Mary's Cemetery, Gloucester
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ESTLOW.--Suddcnly, on February "a, 1916.
ADALlNE ESTLow. wife % James !. Est
low, aged 40 years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services,
on Sunday. at y. m. at the residence OF
her son-in-law. Henry l.. Blpptncott Ito
South 33d St, Camden. n. j. Remains may
be viewed on Saturday evening. Interment
at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Burlington, N. j..
about 3:3O p. m. Remains may also be
viewed "a cemetery. .
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nT rsbrnar, 9t ~ b,she
Of Joanna Mcintyre and son Of tho lai
Thomas and Sarah McIntyre. Hcwtisv
and friends, also Court Ncsln minr. M ~
Foresters OF America, and the Robert J
Patterson Beneficial Association. are invite
10 attend tho tuuerei, Tuesday, ut m
from the Oliver II, Bnlr bulldiug, ts1
Chestnut ~. solemn Mass Of Requirni o
saered Heart Church. a, $3.50 a. m lntei
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affair
| near
| The
wish
| bf nat
ringsd
e also
b pale
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ST. JOIIN.-On February rs. 1915. CHARLES
ELLIOTT ST. JOHN. ID, D.; minister OF tho
first Unitarian Church. aged 50 years. Fll-
neral services at the First Unitarian
Church. 2l25 Chestnut St. Sunday, at (
p. m. Interment at Dover. Mass. on Mon
dag. at 1880 a, m. Kindly do not send
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velvet
which
the re.
|urprls.
liver or
a very
a Jew
Ininato
bottom.
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BERLIN STOPPED TO CONQUER
Reply Worded to Avoid Break With
United States.

OHiANA
London, May 11.-What Purports 10
be summary of the speech OF Or.
Won Bethmann-Hollweg, German I'M
perial Chancellor, at the secret sit
ting of the general committee OF the
Reichstag on May is published to-
day by the Wireless Press, which says
the following remarks by the Chancel-
Tor may be accepted as unquestionably
authentic
q have said before that We must
drop all sentimentality. regret that
With regard to our dispute with Amer
ica our self-respect was wounded by
the aggressive wording of the Ameri-
can note to Germany. Our feelings
urge us to repel this interference with
our legitimate methods Of warfare and
tell America to mind her own bust
ness; but considerations of policy
compel us to subordinate patriotic
zeal to patriotic reason. We must be
guided, however, not by our feelings
but by the coolest Judgment.
I'VE must have one aim and one
duty, namely, to win the war; there
fore any policy which endangers our
victory must be avoided The over
whelming majority of expert opinion
regards a rupture OF relations with
America as a grave peril.
"A great mistake has been commit
ted in overstating the value of the
submarine campaign against England.
Our naval experts no longer believe
in the probability of reducing Eng
land to starvation and ruin by sub
marines even II the war lasts another
two years. 1t Is true that these in
struments can inhict frightful
amount OF damage, but this damage
would be insufficient to outweigh the
! danger to ourselves of Americas hos
tility.
1T Is folly to underestimate the
consequences Of a conflict with Ameri-
ca, nor should we risk only Americas
enmity. Our information leads us 10
believe that other neutrals might fol-
low Americas lead.
THE Imperial Government has
| weighed every factor and is convinced
of the necessity OF avoiding breach
with America.
These are the hard facts of the
! present situation We have worded a
reply such as may reserve future lib
erty OF action If the situation
changes, we may cancel our conces-
sons to America and resume unre-
stricted submarine operations, but for
the present we must overcome our
feeling and pursue the policy most
conducive TO final victory over all our
| enemies"
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$50 CIE IN FLOODS

Cape Town, Union Of South Africa,
May 12.-Hundreds of persons are
homeless as a result of the floods in
the Midland districts.
The loss Of lives is estimated at $50.
The property damage is very large.
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FOR SALE-The Levin property on
Pleasant and North street. The prop
erty consists of the large, two story
dwelling house No. l12 Pleasant
street, the building in rear now used
as machine shop and garage and the
dwelling No. 1877 North street, with
barn in connection. The Pleasant
street house is well adapted for the
purposes of n boarding house or for
its present use. that of furnished
apartment house. The machine shop
and garage is an A stand for an
automobile business, including re-
pair department, located as it is on the
main line of automobile travel and
having an outlet on both North and
Pleasant streets. The North street
dwelling is in location which in the
near future will probably be in de
mand for business purposes and in the
meantime can be used as at present
for residence purposes. The property
is offered entire or would he sold In
three parcels. as outlined above. For
price and terms or any desired infor
nation apply to Charles N. Powers
Savings Bank Building, Bennington
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FOR SALE-Corona golden chest
nut mare. 1913, weighs 1000, standard
and registered sired by Red Elm by
Rev Wilkes. dam by son Of General
Benton by Electioneer; mare is kind,
gentle and fearless in and out of
stable, speed 22O. H. Z. Burgess,
pa Depot street Tel. 37S.M. site
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CLASSIFIED.

TO RENT-At once four room
tenement on North street. Apply
Clarence Chandler, Tel 372.11. S2tf
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sNEHiFFfs sALE.

state Of Louisiana, Parish Of West Fa-
tsclana, aash judicial District Court.
Fetieiana Bank and Trust Company.
ifs Liquidation, Va. NO lls0. v. o.
Hamilton
tis virtue OF a Writ Of seaxure and Sale
to me directed by the Hen. the aith Ju-
dleiai District Court La the above entitled
and numbered cause. | have sslaei and
viii offer for sale 10 the highest bidder al
the front door Of the Court House ia the
town Of 81 tranelsyills. La. NJ the hour
of III e'cloca g. m.,
SATURDAY, APRIL sa. tsts,
the following described property cs de-
PENDANTS, to- wii.
a certain ios # ground situated In the
town Of 81 fraaessyilIe. Louisiana, at the
foot Of the hill. @ith all ths buildings aud
improvements thereon. fronting fsfty-tw
and tao tenths tsa2l fee, ON Ferdinand
street. known az the Meyer Hotel"
being the same property acquired b. the
said Fred ID. Hamilton from Mira. Jullus
FFeyhah, ct ala. on the 2stA day Of
April. 1906.
Terms OF saie--Cash, with benefit Of
appraissasnt
j, IT. Ct.Ack. sheriff
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sHERaFFss GALE.


state Of Louisiana, Parish Of IVES, BE.
lieianA, 24th judicial District Court
MIRA. Eudells BROOKS Matthews and
Ausbaad. Us, No tils. William Wade
Beals, 81 ala. Heirs of v. T. Wlmiaah,
aeosassd.
fiy virtue o. Writ Of sessnrs and sale
20 ma directed. bs the Hon. Che 2ssh ys-
dicial District Court. In the above entitled
aid numbered cause, | have saized AMI
VIII offer loa xais 10 the highest bidder al
the front doof Of the Court House Ia the
to~n OF 81. Franelssllss. Louisiana, at the
hour OF Ii O'Clock q. ma.
SATURDAY, APRIL ca. tsis,
the ieiiowins described proesst, Of de.
Ieadaai's, to~~is:
A certain piece or parcel Of land. sit.
uatsd 10 the Parish Of Wsst gelielaaa,
state Ut LOUISIANA. with all the buildings
aad improvements thereon. containing
one hundred and fifty tl5e) acres, more
OF less, and bounded a. fellews Ali the
land lying In thn northeast corner Of
beeea Grove Plantation. within the fol-
lowing hoandafies oa the north by lands
OF Mrs L. A. winbish, on the east BY
Little Bataa sara Creek. ca the south bS
sandy creek, and on the west By Dry
hrthch, separating the fyrn field from
the new. ground field. from that point
shers II crosses the Nimhish Falrylsw
line to tie intersection Of saady Bayou.
Terms Of sals--s ash.
j. III. Ci4ACK. sheriff.
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ELEcTtoN OFFICERS,

List Of Commissioners. Clerks ane
| Deputy shefiffs for the General Election
Tuesday, April IL. 1915
-. franciasillas La. LIST ward. w
Mann, St ffaHeisyilia. La. Rw. Tesnpel
- frahsissiase, la. Commissioners r.
w Ray nhsm, ~, FraueisyilIe, la, CEsrk
John Wticos, 1T Francisyille, La, nspus,
sheriff
bayou sara Ia, iss ward--e3so. Les,.
La. aose Van Tromp Bayon sara. La.
commissioners. Geo. Baler, Bayca sasa.
la. Clerk, c, r. roorasn. ssyna sara,
La. Dspats s'hrelff
Second Ward-w u. Boostsr, Freeland,
la. NJ o Daniel star Hin. La. u. /.
Daniel. Star Hill. La, Commissioners
II. III. PIsvtt. Star Hin. La, Clark. J. e.
Hall Deputy sheriff
Third Ward--T n Iawrason. Hatns. La. /,
Albert Wilcox. RI. Franeisvills. La. r. c
Wederstrandt, Pains. La. Commissioners
Fred Converse Raina. La. Clerk. " J..
Ryder, Deputy sheriff
Fourth Ward 49, \. G. Roberta Laurel
iiil. Ia, G. II Hamilton. Laurel Hit la. !;
l.. W Morris, Laurel Hill La, Commits
sioners. II NJ, stewart Laurel Hin. La.
Clerk. c. III Argue. Laurel niI. La.
Deputy Sheriff.
Grange Hall. Fifth wafd~-J +. How
man, jackson. la; I'D Petsrsos,. Fsogif.Io.
vile, la. w r. Campbell, RogillloYille,
la, Commissioners. J. j. Gfiftin, Ragll.
ilosille. Ia, Clerk. H. A. Wright. Rogli.
hoviils, La, Deputy sheriff
Poplar spr4ngs Fifth wari-wilsy Me.
ufaw, Nassids. La. J.. \. Mccartney,
Wsyside, La r. A. smith, waysids, "a,
Commissioners ]. A. Ieekham. Norwood
la, Clerk. j. A, Thons. Deputy Sheriff
slsth ward-fld, sadden. Raeeonrei. la.
hsrniis ortis, Raeeourei. La: w. "A. David.
son, Raccourei. La. Commissioners joe
ortis, Racccurci. La. Clerk John san
ehsz, Deputy shsriff
Wilhelm, Seventh Ward---J 4. Jessries,
Wilhelm. Ia n 4. wtnn, Wilhelm. la
J. II. Mullins. Wilhelm, La. Commission.
ars. y, r. Rev. Wilhelm. la, Clerk
w, G. Wade. Deputy Sheriff.
Angola, sessatk Ward 80 4. II. Davis,
Angola. La. " NJ Lindsay, Angela. La
] hewaters, Angela, La. cofBmls.
sioners a. w H. Whitaker. Angola, La,
terk. ". p. tsobRooa. Deputy Sheriff.
Eighth Ward~N H. BARROW, weyan-
BIKE, la, w T, fsssassier. weyanoks. La.
=. Percy, rlettenberE. La. cpnamss-
sionsrs. +. O. Weeds, Jf weyaneke. La,
.lerk. L. M Martin, Deputy Sheriff,
Ninth Ward $50 Hugh Council, jackson |
In. Ike casrar. Wakefield, Ia, ], j.
Daniel Elm Park, la. Commissioner. |
,, u, Hammond. Jackson, La, Cierk. |
IL ~ Connesl Deputy Sheriff
Tenth Ward, ], Harrow, 81. Francis.
fiiie la. Gus Desarammond. Solitude, |
"a. Siam Braud, Solitude. La. Commits.
toners w. II Smith. sr., Clerk. iaw-
'vnes Harrow. Deputy sheriff.
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sections Of this act shalL span conviction.
be fttea rot less than Five Dollars and
rot more than Twenty Dollars. or I'm.
psisunad aot more than thirty days In Jail.
% both In The discretion OF che csaFi
Section 4 ReassinH rfs value Of these
aforesaid bridges. II Ia further resolved
ard ordained that any informant who
shaii report any violation " the pre-
visions 81 this ordinances shall upon con.
tietion Of the offender and payment Of
sa'fle, feeslge $500 OF the fine lsvisd.
This Ordinance shall be spread on the
minutes Of the Police Jury and published
10 required By law. and u shall gp into
effect from aIsa after lts adoption.
said 0faiRahee was read, thoroughly
understood. waa adopted and approves by
che Police Jury al sasd Parrish on tia
first Wednesday and Iss dss OF March.
A. ID, 1916
G, r. HOWELL.
Attest President Of Police Jury.
&. T.. ToslisAEa,
Clerk VI foites Jury
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ssfEniFFas SALE.

state Of Louisiana, Parish Of West Pc.
llelans, zsth Judicial District Court. -
Jaspef n, Anglia. va Ne lias
Hereford Percy.
tsy virtue Of Writ Of Seizure aud sale
Ia the Sheriff directed, b. the Hon. the
18th judicial District Court, iD the aboye
entitled AMI numbered cause, have sslx-
ed and viii offer for sale 20 the hlghea,
bidder ~ the front door Of the court
House iil the town Of ST. Franelsyille,
Louisiana. AT tha hour Of II O'clock a. nsa.
SATURDAY, Mas 4. 1915,
the following described property Of de.
fenslan' lis 10 wit
An undivided ons-haH interes, II the
aforesaid j III ierey, in and 10 Lots
Numbers One III, Two lsl, Ten tip1,
Eleven III, Twelve tlgl and half of Lets
Numbers Three IS, and Nine ts) In
square Number Eight 80. In the town of
st franeisyilis, la.
Terms Of sale--cash. wlth benefit "a
J. III. CLAck. sheriff
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ORDINANCE MO-.

Aectina l. Fle Il resolves end ordained
by Che Police Jury 81 the Parrish IT West
tseliciana. State III Louisiana, In eenVen-
ioa duly aud legally assembled that.
|shsfeas. this aforesaid Parrish Of West
Fsiialaisa hHs tuas completed tbs several
bridges serass it's cre.ks within the hoan-
laries of the aforesaid PARISH. and where
|ss II In SENTIMENTAL 20 the preservation
|thd perpesuiiy Of these bridges for bug.
|giaa horses automobiles and other In.
Etrunsats OF transportation and Tor Pc
lsstsians 10 troll. galley or speed over
hese said hrtsigea
Section q Nov. therefore. the said
'uties Jury hereby declares and makes IL
hniadetnsanes for afty cns te drive. ride.
Fun OF exeeesi In any manner whatsoever
IN crossing these bridges. q limit Of two
lniles an hour or 10 exceed waik IN ease
! baggs, vasua or cart OF either than an
Automobile ID bsing creased.
Section 4 fss II further resolved and
praslned thai Aas enc aoaad vielatisx aay
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SUCCESSION os MFss. MARTHA
NARY sEAasas.

No ii2,saA Division BE-, Civil Dsssrte,
Court Parish of oriaana
10y Strtun Of an order TO me directed bs
the Honorable the Civil District Court tor
lac Parish OF Orleans, LuuIslataa. In tha
mattel Ut the Succession OF Mrs. Mary
nearse5, deceased. viii offer for aate 20
the higaaat bidder al the front aoof Of the
Court House In ths town Of ST, Frass ia.
villa La, at the hour Of II O'Clock a. M, ON
SATURDAY. APRIL o, tsis,
The following aasorabed property, to-wit.
l1ts Aambaes lac. isa fss, and isa, In
square Number Ia. ia the town OF Rayeu
SARA, Parish OF West Fsiiciana, Louis.
iasa, with al tho buildings and Improve.
nlents thereon.
Terms Ut sals--oas.half or more cash.
and the balance, IL any. on a credit Of one
year. the credit of said sale to be asi.
dsaesd b. aete OF tbs purchaser. TO his
own otsiaf and by hin endorsed, bearing
Interest AZ ths rate Of eight per cent, per
annnfa from date OF adjudication until
paid. secured By special mortgage and
sehsiot's lien and privilege on property
sold With the pact de aon aIlsaanslu"
and the usual security elaasss, 10 per cent
attorneys fees la the event OF suit, said
property to be tnsarsd BY purchases and
the policy Of insuraaes to be transferred
to the holder VI tha hese and the par-
chaser TO pay eyar the above amount Of
his bid ali taxes oss the property due and
sSig!bis ia the saar 1915. the eest Of all
certificates and revenue stamps and acl
Of sais at sxpenss Of the purchaser.
Said property is appraised al One Hun.
'issd tslve,pnb DeilarH.
j. II, cLACK,
sheriff. parish OF West FsaiclanA.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN me
40 Mayer OF the Town Of n, FraRcisvslle,
Louisiana, | hereby order an election ia
he held 81 Tuesday, April ~. 1876, as The
Court House in The Town OF sc Francis
vile Ia, heteeen the hours Of sever
o'clock a. M. ard sIg s'eloeh .. m. ses
the purpose OF eleeiins one Mayor. five
members ef the BOARD Of Aldermen, ana
ans Marshal. for aaid Town. and the fol.
lowing are commissioned Go asa an Cora
missionsfa Of Eiaelion. Psaca Officer and
Clerk. respectively, Of said election sowii
J. a fsnspsl and Marx Neusta,lisr, Com.
missioners Of Election John A, Lawson,
Pcaee officer. john Wtieox, ClsrA Of
Election,
pone and signed Al st Franclsyisls.
Louisiana. this the Esd day as March. 1916.
A. n. RRIANT,
Mayer OF the Tewa OF SIC. FFanelssllle. La.
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@af@fp Efraf Asaaas, tssa axaasap
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Bayou Sara, La. March q. 1919.
Bids will be received for the prlyt
less Of conducting the Bayou Sara
ferry and also ths wharf lease. fer the
year 1915, 10 be opened nj the May
council meeting. The right 10 reserved
TO reject any and all bids.
j, III. LOGAN, Mayor.
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TOWN BoARp oF ALDEaMEa
PROCEEDINGS.

81 f'rancissilte, La, April 1. 1916
At regular meeting Of the Board III
Alsisrme held thss day. the following mem.
beers we're present. A. H. Briant MAYOR.
g, W. Newman, Rusiolph funkes, George
Rsttig. H. w honefB Board OF Aldsfmea
Minutes OF hast meeting were reaa and
adopted
Mayor and Marshal reported two cases
tlefk submitted statement OF receipts
ara dtahuf easements for the month Of March
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PROCLAMATION or ELECTION.


State OF Louisiana. Parish Of West
Feileiana.
Notice is hereby given that the
General Eiectioa for all State aud
Parish officers will be held nj the usual
polling places on Tuesday the 18th day
OF April, 1916,
A. ". kILBOunNE.
MAX DAMpF,
Il. q. MUSE.
Supervisors Of Election.
------s-----~-s --------------
Customer Have yea anything TO-
day In the shape OF bananass"
Clerk -" yessain, eaeumbers."
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ALI hunting sith dog or sun. OF aTlvlas
through " off 81 aay cattle. on ths
kosais7 plantation without special pas
mission. IL positively pgohibited. ALI such
aess viii es regarded a. trespsssing and
prosecuted az such.
MRS. Z. h BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

rrofn ana after this date ali busting Ut
aAt klna GA Am5tasia and Independents
plantation ia positively prohibited under
sesassits oI ue@passaag, ABs one found on
tAsss paaeos Without peTiBission wiA be
eonsiJerea usspassins. and prosecuted 10
the lall extent 81 The law.
AtsS. 4. H. BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

From aiia sfiss thas dale ali hunting 81
aAs hlaa Ola ths 0Gseaseod plantation Ia
positively pfohaolasd undsg penalty OF Tres.
passing. Ans ons found ca thss placs
without permission will Ia eoasidsrsd
iteapassng aad prosecuted 10 the taIl
extsnI os the Law.
MRS. j. A. YENT1EsB
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

we gegree we have TO forbid ail trsa.
PASSING oi every kiad. including pAsalns
Through N0odlawa FarIn.
]. y. MoaEliEE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-04-08

Our cattle brand ls SO ca left aide of
nsek, ans - .. asayeu sara. ia, oH tag
In ear. and the public IL warned rot In
buy any cattle Of this brand without cur
consent We will appreciate any assist
anes IN recovering any Of our cattle that
may no astFay
SPRINKLE q slRoaAN.
Ny cattle mara Ia w. w. on hip and
tag In one ear Public 10 requested not
10 purchase or drive OF any cattle SO
marked Lucy l.. MATTHEWS
sOet 23~~gmt