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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
CARD FROM Or. FOUNTAIN.

II has been reported that Miss Eve
Ign Mistrot died OF blood poisoning
following an operation for append
citis. wish to correct this report
most emphatically. and for those wwb
would be interested in the truth Of the
matter viii say that her death was
due to exhaustion from lack Of nour-
ishment. which she had not been able
to take for days before the operation
or after. on account OF an old stomach
trouble. which caused incessant vom-
ting. Al the time Of her death the
wound from the operation was perfect
ly dry and was practically healed.
II. l.. FOUNTAIN. NJ. ID.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

LONG RANGE FIGHTING.

The proposition now under consid-
GRAFTON by the naval board to make
the two dreadnaughts TO be construct
"a this year bigger than the ships OF
any other nation Of the world, and to
equip them with guns that viii shoot
further than any other guns will shoot,
suggests the futility OF such course
and the never ending struggle for su.
premacy In this particular.
We may succeed now in building
larger ships and guns. but how long
would II be before some other nation
would surpass us and the same condi.
lions would again confront US? In
stead OF striving for preparedness
that would enable us to destroy our
enemy before he could reach US, why
not tight all our battles in advance
with weapons that have ranging
power across oceans and continents
the wireless telegraph. the wireless
telephone?
With these latest triumps in meth
DDS OF communication which bring the
nations OF the whole world in instant
touch. why cannot every question Of
difference be arbitrated at the very
time OF It's happening?
Is II not Just as honorable TO settle
a dispute by diplomatic methods as
by the arbitrament Of the sword?
Why fly TO arms and after a carnage
Of death and Decentralization be
forced TO settle the trouble after all
BY terms for a cessation OF hostilities
and by treaties safeguarding the fu.
ture preservation OF peace? The very
questions that bring on the war are
the questions that must be settled by
agreement in the end. II looks like
foolishness not to settle them In ad
vance.
Instead Of settling our difficulties
with the biggest ships in the world
and the longest reaching guns that
sweep the seas, let our leaders see the
wisdom Of settling them by the sensi
BILE. honorable. dignified plan OF liplo
macy and arbitration.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
A. & N. COLLEGE WON
OVER GEORGETOWN
Easily Defeated Visitors In Basket
Ball Game by Score Of
IS to s.

The Aggie basket ball five added
another scalp to their string last night
by defeating the quintet from South
western University by the score of IS
TO 8. The game was fast throughout
and marked by brilliant team work
and spectacular passes
Southwestern presented speedy
five, but they could do nothing with
the heavier Aggie basket shooters.
The Methodists' only scores came on
fouls. Captain Hay for the Metho-
dists was the star performer. All OF
the Georgetown boys fought consit.
emily. Kendrick and settegast we're
the bright and shining lights for the
A. and NJ. five.
The lineup;
Southwestern. Position A. and NJ.
Harris. Smith ... .Gilfillan, Hanson
Right Forward.
Hay IeapU N. NJ. Braumiller (capt.)
Left Forward.
Mckenzie ................. Settegast
Center.
Knickerbocker, Quinn w. E.Braumillei
Right Guard.
Perrin ...... Kendrick. Barnes
Left Guard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
COURT HOUSE TREES HERE.

The elm trees ordered by the coun.
~ from c. c. Kirtley 4 Son Of Cam.
eron and the twenty pecan trees Civ.
en- 10 Judge Maloney by Mr.. Kirtley
have arrived and viii be planted as
rapidly as possible The holes for the
trees have been dug around the court
house and everything Is In readiness "a
place them IN the ground.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

A widow lost hog. We do not refer
to the death Of her husband. She lost
real hog and advertised for Il. The
editor says the hog must have read
the paper. for he came hiking home
on the dead run as soon as the paper
left the postoffice. This is not the
first instance where a hog has read
a newspaper and incidentally forgot
to pay for it.-Caldwell News-Chroni.
Gle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

Mr. Bryan has been elected to mem.
bership on the permanent peace
board. The members Of the board
are to receive salaries. In this con
nection II might be added that Mr.
Bryan would be willing to work for
peace till doomsday II the salary were
large enough.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

Don't send your money to the out
OF town concern for goods and then
ask your home merchant for credit.
The out OF town concern will not give
you credit for soc and you should come
clean with the home merchant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

and It is well worth the effort. The
Eagle hopes the Commercial Club and
the commissioners court will take the
matter up at once and see what can
be done.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

The name Of that out OF town con
Germ to which you are sending your
money for goods does not appear on
the tax rolls OF Bryan or Brazos Coun
Ity. How about your home merchant
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
kELlER.PRiNZEl.
Popular Young Couple Of /kurten
United in Marriage.

Snteo w WsTrisBe.
Mr.. Albert II. Keller and Miss Ella
Marie Prinzel. both~of Kurten. were
united In marriage at 2:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran
Evangelical Church Of Kurten. Rev.
J. J. Kasiske. pastor Of the church.
officiating.
Quite a number OF the relatives and
friends OF the young couple were pres.
ent TO witness the ceremony. The
church was prettily decorated and the
ceremony as performed by the min.
lister was very beautiful and impres.
sive.
The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Prinzel Of Kurten. one OF
the Oldest and most prominent Ger
man families OF Brazos County. She
is a young lady with hosts OF friends
won by her rare personal charm.
The groom. prosperous young
farmer. is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Keller who have been residents Of the
Kurten community for a number Of
years. He is an excellent young man
and has quite a number Of friends
among the influential citizens Of the
community and over the county.
! The many friends OF the young eou
pie express hearty oongratulations
and best wishes for a long and happy
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Keller will make theli
home in the Kurten community.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Gin Sabr inter frans6iii&er
Serridaft

gerift elmer ais iranSoiiidcr
s}ipileeinnseilidGft 5ilriidsefebrterl
Ieltiben iiber lire GrIebniiie IN il.
rer Don ben 8ran5uieu beiesten Sci.
:notD:
s., ben II. Stto5er 1915.
slin 6. 8. II beieBten bic SraSo.
len ". Die oeiitite 3oQitation on
Der 9abn Z. :. g.. Obrpobl mein
Manr crit am ieds5ebuteu Ulpoii.
inadnnestas eiuri!den ioIlte, perlicb
CT iGjon am 5 gl,iguit ieinen Gierit,
OFT, i'm Den 5rarBoieR nift in bic
Sdnoe su fallen. Bieid nn9 iein,m
@eggnng perlieB idb Dos Sdpllbaus
un6 rDObnte nun Bel meiner Dsiitter,
iSrait s -. Elm 8. glueiiit erging Der
s'rfebI, on Die 5ilriid5ebliebenenwian
ner ieoen 9Ilters, iid am BabnbOf
ein5ufinber. 100 lie iiaa Same, vi.
ter, Stanb ilno giationalitdt niisgc.
frnpt rpurben. 8erifdebene plr6en
alcifJ nod syranfreid obgefiibrt.
9lnf,bem air 10. 9lusuft Der Crt be.
fGcHen tporbsn ipar. begonn feitens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

Gattin bes Germ Grsb. Hp.bme bon
Ro. 728 Columbia Strabe 1T gtiterr,
I'M Utter BON 81 Sabren seitorben,
6-au 8pebme mar Witelieb Der go.
ct. Sobannes Gtmeinbs.
- Seipatbsidsine. ~ glrtbur Mila
ler, 81. unb Gthel parttr, q. bsibs
BON Cincinnati. - Sobu R. Warman.
"a, BON GapettepilIe, g.. unb Slips
pearl 8ater. 81, bon Sresonie, .. -
SEQ Spsf bon Sspmour. SnS. uno
Marp aeflstt Don Dapton, ap. =
aerop +. Seipitt, %, bon aonopn, O.,
iInb Gbna Weitenburger, 81, BON 9Delf
Sefferion, 8. - Seper Spnes. 81,
unb WSarie Berger, q, beioe Don 9a@
milton, 8.
- 9eiibtitsl y 9sranberunsen: -
Senrn 6ofitetter an Nuna s.. f5rl, elns
Got an ber gsorbisite Der SeIferion
Strabs, % BEL 14s SUB gu $4,000.
Sm Gircuitssrid]t purbe geitsrH
ron Charles Wbitcomb seesn ieinen
Nlrtner Morris Rptman cine alaee
einsereitt, in pelder um bic auflos
Jung bes aompasniesefdGfts unb unl
Die Grnenmlns zines Receipers 5ur
2cituno bes gei6Gfts eriudt pirb. -
9srDl &iiiinser purbe bon R, HIilins
ger aeIbieben.
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gororte, ole siemIid, inperiebrt aus.
ieben. Gann aber dnbert iih bcS
Bib. slm Gorio francesca Ginicppc
lIn6 IN Der Nia llfino III fmHn eiH
Saus, bas riid)t Spurel BON 1reffern
aeiet. llngcbeure 96her gdtncu aI
ben JdiIaSen berpor. Sduier. bic bonn
0af bis sum aeller aufgerifien iino.
3erid,oifene WobeIitiide Iiesen Fer.
Inn. lleberaG 5riimmerbauieu ano
cingcitiir5tc Waiiern. @er Die Stdbt
i'm CONNER aeieben bat, ertciui lie
Eaum mieoer. steine eiu5ige Stride lit
'ilnpcricbrt, am idnperiien III bic an.
nil3insrfird)e beidlahiat. Sn alIcn
Straf,ei itebcl lmiibidJiefe Wlniier,.
flaiisn Geid,oBirid,ter, rasen siuiiiea
nbasbraiinter Sa.ier nilo Valdite oil.
flngenb 5iIm Sirnnlel binauf. 9oic
iicbt rie 9iIla siopeie aus, bic binier
oen gcreius.sleierpeipitnl eeiegcH
1T. Setteres ipirbe tr6s Der Wenirr.
ilaagc beionbers an IA. Ge3entter
5rftig beidpiien, nobel iicben Boa.
ireffer in Sas @cb1lloe iielcn. Cine
1rannte idIug babel IN oas Opera.
fions5imnier, tootete bort 5ipci Wnnn,
iplbrenb elm oriiter idpper peripilnoct
rpuroc. aus iiiritersbiid6ilihe Bn.
.ais. oas anabenieinitar imb 5nbI.
rcid,c griunfpal1ite, iolpie @illen nit
scitbaren Ginrifhmsen unb silnlt.
ifdgen tpuroen elm afaub Der iSlam.
men. lleber biiioert GipiIperionea
ipurben aet6btet. gegen sipcibiinoert
reripnnoet. Bon ben gepobnern iit
Der arobte Ibeil gefIcben: ndds
gIn,tpiirbisen Rndridten iinS Faint
piertmti1ib IN @or5 siiriidgeblieben,
trosbem bic WerpiIegung ber StoS!
ME ins Stoden gcrietb inb nidts jl
ipiiiiifcn iibria Idbt, bic bon 1rieit
ber taoeao5 Sililiebt. Ian lpobnt
uIeiit in aellcrn obtpohI man aid,
bort MIR ipenig Gdnit eegen bic
idaperen @ei&oiie finbet. llnier oIteS
slbiieiscaunrtier, ods SoteI rToii~
III in 1riilnner aeid)oiien, mir irrcg
iiiigc- limber. I'M llnterflinft su fin.
ben. Gllblid fin6en iid barrpbtr3igc
,Seelcb Ole nus S6Ioiitellen in Ii.
rem NeIler airf nid,t garp eiiupdnt.
frtien @lntrnten biz Sirm nddiiai
aloreen mbieien. Iobmiioe Iinfen
mir baIo baruilf IN tieien gdIaf.
8. b. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

ilnier Agent in Samilfon IN
6err GbunrS Srnd, 449 Sib Sinfts
Strafe. SeQ Sci. 476 g.. Ssmi
sbunc 1913.
- Die aei6s Don Gre.u gerrH
MeSntoib, fpeld.r porscitern abenb
chi @rdno gouleparh BON einem 3ue.
eeioDtet ipurbs, lpirS kute Morssn sur
geerOisuns nah YuabOrn. BERN
Gpuntp, ap., sebra4t.
Der stp.iiabrise Soba Der Jas
milf. DaDib Jrsuo.ubura BON berSiio
3peiten Strabe tam nabe buran, an
sinsm Stiid 3uderSeus, pslass ihm
in Der Gurssl iieden blieb, gu sritiden.
Gin 9lrst mubte su Ratbe gs5pssn
- glisabstb Sbafier itiirate in Der
Wobnnuns in Der Sib . Gtrabe aus
elmer S9autel uno brad ben redtsn
Grm.
Irant 9udner purbe in Dapton.
g., Don Der Yoli5ei perbdfiei, tpeil er
bier iein. ainbsr perna6ldiiigte. Or
tpuroe Bis gum @erb6r i'm Susenbses
riht einssiperrt.
= Die poli5ei iuhi eiuen Burden.
tpel6er in Der Samitaa Ra4i cine @ns
,abl W1b9en beIdftiste uNb ben Wers
Iut ma6te, sins in cine aaep 81
ItIsppen. Der gurIde ipurbe Don eis
uem MGoden niebereeihIagen. Der
ansriff fano in Der Siib 5iinftsn
Strabe itatt.
Soiepb Ssnbrissman aug Gin.
:innati, Der SRI. 9lnna 5oeflins bort
1eiratbete, purbs poreeittrn 4beno
lad bem 9lercp SOipitaI sebradt, ipc
II balb barauf itarb. Gr ipobnie on
,er SpringoaIe 2dnbitrabs 5pei Wei'
en- bon 6omiIton sntfernt. Die aeids
pirb i'm ct. ssoispb Griebbof auf
prite 5il in Cincinnati beerSist.
= Der friibsre Gtabtratb Sof.pb
sudner 1T aus bsm @srein Der SOsias
iitsn aussetreteu.
- gliSabetb 6oIi.p bat ibren 9ate
en- CLAUDE SaIiep auf S4eibuns pers
last, lpeil ie ibn sruabren mubts.
Oas gaar bsiratbete 1910. sic pers
nnst auBsr Der Saeibuns tas R.9t,
bren Mdb6ennamsn Sao tpisber fiih'
EN- all biirfeu.
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Gif ipiirbe e jeber gran
ia8ess, ipemm He fbmmte.
Sran Geriten trfldrt eine 1ifisa,
bic Fe erbsfft.
3Sdjte bic 1a&ri6t ban Der SeiIang
Dnr9 3anIss perbteiten.

sd enpieble 1onIar Muen pe..
dc lid, ans irgen6einem Grunoe III
abapnrattetem 3uiidnbe befinoen", or.
tIarie brinesnb Syrou 6. W. astfeH
pon 1104 Rdee StraB., Ginfinrati.
Dor sinisen 1asen bsm EanIac Wlnnn.
Gin Ianglpieriaes Wagenleioen",
erfIdrte ssran steriien, yaatte eins
laagemcinc ShIpdd]e meines aorpcrs
ino abnabme oes a6rpergeipidty
fur ,soIac. Sd wilroe 10 idlinlT,
bdb if slngir betam Gie Speiien,
rie id) .5n mir nabm, tbaten mir noe.
liis giit uno i'd mar oes Wadts I'm.
rilbig nno fonnie niht id,Iaien. SL
i;iiroe 70 idlimm Dab idl mid faiiTI
berilnidleppen fonnte. Sttine Me-
sept irgenopcIder sIrt bali mir.
,.Nadbem Id lamge 3eit an mel.
nen @cluobnbeiien, an Softern,. ici..
se6aIien imo i,nmrr idIimIner lulir.
BE-, ilibr ssran aeriten fort. sipar Id;
i6lieblid uiliens, ben pislen suttn
Worisn 9eb5r su fdenien bic bon
Qadbarn iixr 1anlat eefpro4su
ipurben.
Die quite Wirtuns itllie iid 70.
fort sin. I'D lpuros slsid DON I'm
fang an b.Fer. llnb tpie ionnte idl
efTen unb ipurbe itart2 aanIae 1T
fold elm porsiislides Stdrtunssmits
tel unb serabs bas Ri4tiss tiir
;5rauen. 60 madt mid felt. Die
5aupifa6e ab.r IN. bab Is mid ss'
iunb madt.
.Wsnn i'd f5nnis'. Idaie Gsrau
a.rii.n. 10 lpiirbs id peri0nIi4 au
isber lsiSenbsn Jrau sthen unb ibr
.r3dblen. mas 9anlac fiir mid ss'
than.
5anlae IN sine srobe. nisbsrauIs
bauenbe prdpdratiou-rein Degetabi'
ltd. gefonbsrs s.eisnet fiir ben
Mdssn, fpelhsn es miIbe 3ur 1hatiss
ssit unb gffimiIiruns anrest. Der
meni9liHs Wassn bunsert f1rnIi9
mad, iein.n rabrbafisn giseni&aftsn.
1anlae in Elm Waaeniutier unb
Stdrfunasmiitel. Gs Iitfert bic oses'
iabiliffe Rabruns, auf peI4e Tlas
aenifGrie aufasbout III. glei&e, i4spas
de, maaere. bIutarms 9sute tperbtn
robuft unb fett Ha4 BEN
ginnebmen BON 3dnlae.
1anldc ipirb psriSnlih siustfiibrt
unb ertIdrt In Cincinnati in Dem
Ge6fie uno Walnui Ctr. 2absn Der
Dom Drug Go. glud 1T es 5u habsn
In iraenbsinsm BON ben Ia Dome
Wedikrbeab 2Gben In Cincinnati
nnb in Der gilmore'ihsn 4potbeie in
Gppinaton. Ga IN cine aanlaesapos
ibste in isber Siabt i'm gineinnatier
DiIiriit. -anseise.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
Observation-Disclosures nnb GinbaIiamirer
7.u. YorR Str. g1ewpcrt, ,au.
7tlssbon: eouib ss rub eoutb 2e9o.
QIeyanbria Ctfiee: Stlnb 657
: a9tom mnS Seuebne.

- Der DeutihsYrpt. uuterit. s8ers
elm Don 0apton iuirb beute Ibeno
ieine SiBuns abbaIten.
Serr gbarIes Setbrih Sr. bon
Oapton lit geitern uuh ct. peterss
burg, SSla. absereift.
= Trau Geo. @Os.l Don Der Warb
aDsnus. gelIepue, feisrte iiiHsit i9r
30. Wieqenfefi uno erbieIt bic berg
li6ftsn GIiidpiiHihe ibrer sdbIreiten
,Sreunbe.
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Die @arteaeit nlIs5uniibelt hnben
mir rie S5be beitiegeiL Die oberfnIb
bon 1rieIt ben Sobenfrans front, Der
ben Snfen geeet ysorDen abihlieBt-
Dor meinen sliigeu bIout bns Mcer.
Iis ailft 1T flnr uno iidtig- BUR
iiocr Der Gtobt 5u nleiHen JiiBri
rdnst geIbIi9er Glmis aus peld,am
bseitc, ipeibe 5inGer nett in bic NIT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

geim SeiratbspermittIer.
Die Dame fat bod cine iabslloIe
Wtrgunssnbsitg4
-Dofiir earantirs Id; Iie mar biss
3sr nlir NIT Dtfbiesu unb b0bsrsH
9samieu ptrlobtl-
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Sebr befdaftiot.

.Wds bat benn Der Serr Rat5
beuie ipisber gema4t9"
.Ri9ts! llebsr bic DisIe grb.it BOT
tS ssi&impft.'
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6amiltpa.

ilnier agent in Samilton IN
6err GbuarS Srmd, 449 SiS Sinfte
Strafe. SeG Sci. 476 g., Ssms
rbone 1881 u.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-23
Introducing a Newcomer.

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. %, 1916.
Dear Editor:
Through thMmedium Of your ex.
cellent paper I wish to announce tc
the relatives and friends of my dear
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Morris
that l, Harry, Jr., made my happy adj
vent into this beautiful world or
Thursday morning, Sept. 81, 1916, al
eleven-forty of the clock, and was SO
eagerly welcomed by all of my loved
ones that | know | shall very much
enjoy my sojourn among them.
Our doctor says am one of the
finest specimens of humanity, (what-
ever that means). he has ever seen.
I've forgotten my exact weight,
but think it is something less than
one hundred pounds. My almost linn
itless lung capacity is, I fear, alarm
ing our neighbors; however, they po-
litely refrain from making any COM
ment on that deplorable deficiency
and dwell most enthusiastically on
what they sweetly term my more
creditable attributes.
Judging from the many tender
demonstrations OF love and eXtraVa-
giant EXPLANATIONS of wonder and
surprise, I feel quite sure that | am,
just now, the only baby on this mum
dane sphere, and that my coming has
stirred every holy and poetic emotion
of the human heart
Our relatives insist that | look like
every member of the family on both
sides of the house. The ability of our
Great Creator to condense and mould
such a conglomeration of features
into my tiny form and face inspires
me with awe and admiration, and |,
being so essentially human, will spend
my days in worshipful thanksgiving if
He only made all my ancestors good
looking.
This is hoping that everybody in
the whole world is as happy now as
my dear parents and Yours truly,
HARRY STUART MORRIS.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-23
REAL FRIEND OF FAIR.
Mayor Behrman Gives Substantial
Evidence of Good VIII.

4 telephone message to The Chief
from Secretary-Manager Vickers OF
the fair association, at 1870 O'Clock
this forenoon, conveyed the good news
that delegation of fair boosters con-
sisting of Mr.. Vickers, Mayor Walter
Lemann, Paul Willheit, r. J. Lee
Gardeur and H. J. Benners had call
ed on Mayor Behrman to solicit an
appropriation of $500 from the city
of New Orleans in aid of the forth
coming South Louisiana Fair, and
that the amount had readily been
pledged by Mayor Behrman.
Not only was this request granted,
but Mayor Behrman stated that he
would send a delegation of New Or
leans firemen to Donaldsonville to
take part in the big parade on the
opening day of the fair, and give an
exhibition drill at the fair grounds
afterward. The New Orleans fire
fighters are among the most skillful
and daring in the United States, and
their exhibition will add feature of
exceptional interest to the fairs
splendid program of attractions.
Mayor Behrman, with character
tic -heartedness, further evidenc-
cd his friendship for the fair and A
people of this section by announcing
chat he would detail three of New Or
leans most expert traffic policemen to
remain in Donaldsonville during the
entire period of the fair and assist in
handling the big crowds that will un-
doubtedly be attracted by the event.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-23
ROAD BONDS FOR SALE.
S14,5oo First RoaW District of the Parish

s145oo First RoaY District of the Parish of
A Ascension.
dEALED BIDS will be received and opened
p by committee of the police jury of
Ascension parish, as the governing au-
thority of the First Road District of the par
ish of Ascension, appointed for said purpose,
until Tuesday, October "a. 1915. ut IL
o'clock a. M, for the purchase of S14,500
five per cent First Road District bonds. dat
ed October /, 1915.
Bonds will mature serially beginning July
/, 1917, and running q period OF
eighteen years. Interest payable semi
nually on the first day of January and July
of each year, from date of issue.
Principal and interest of said bonds are
payable at the office of the treasurer of the
parish of Ascension, Donaldsonville, La, or
at any bank at the option of the purchasers.
Each bid to be accompanied by certified
check in favor of the treasurer of the par
ish of Ascension of " per cent of the face
value of said bonds.
All @ids must be addressed to c. c. Weber,
secretary treasurer police jury, parish of As
cension Donadsonville, La, and super
seribed bid for Road Bonds of the First
Road District of the Parish of Ascension
The privilege is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
C. c. WEBER,
Secretary Treasurer Police Jury, Parish of
Ascension, Governing Authority of First
Road District of the Parish of Ascen-
sion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-23
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIvATES

Here's my guarantee Go TO any drug
store and get a so cent bottle of Dod-
cons Liver Tone. Take spoonful an
if ii doesn't straightea you right
and make you feel fins and vigorous I
want you to go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
in destroying the sale of ealomd becanss
it is real liver medicine; entirely vego-
table, therefore il can not salivate or
make You sick.
| guarantee that one spoonful of Dod-
sonB Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver TO work and clean your bowels OF
that sour bile and constipaSed waste
which % clogging your system and max
ing you feel miserable. guarantees that
bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling fine for
months. Give it 10 your children. It is
harmless; doesn't gTipe and they like ito
pleasant taste.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-09-23
DEATH INvADEs HAPPY HOME.
Mrs. Lucien Casso's Barque of Life
Passes Out to Sea.

The entire community was gIsieved
to learn Of the death of Mrs. Lucien
Casso, which occurred at the family
residence in Mississippi street at $50
o'clock Friday afternoon While she
had been in precarious health for sew
eral years, her family and friends e.
not realized that the end was ;se~neas
and were stricken with sasFow and
surprise when the inevitable moment
OF her passing arrived Her illness
of the last week or SO had been given
publicity, and there were voiced many
expressions of sympathy coupled with
heartfelt wishes for her recovery, but
these were all in vain.
Mrs. Casso, nee Elisha Loeb. had
attained the age of "A years and 10
months She was in every sense a
good woman true helpmate to her
devoted husband, a loving mother to
her affectionate children. a loyal
friend to those whose pleasure it was
to know her. She did her part we'll
throughout life. At the end she died
beloved and admired, leaving behind
her the priceless heritage of duty
faithfully performed, earth's obliga-
lions conscientiously discharged.
All that is mortal of this lamented
wife and mother will be consigned I'd
Il grave in the Catholic cemetery at
4:30 o'clock this afternoon, following
services at Ascension church.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Casso
leaves nine children, seven boys and
two girls. They are: Henry, Law
renee, Lucien, George, Benny, Louis,
Clarence, and Misses Royal and Bella
Casso. Lucien Casso is working in
the Buick automobile factory at Flint,
Mich, and George Casso is in the en-
ploy of the Standard Oil Company at
Baton Rouge. Other members of the
bereaved family are two sisters, Mrs
John Pfister and Miss Bella Loeb,
both of this city, and brother, Geo.
Loeb.
In their affection may they find the
solace that comes from the divine
source of all good.