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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

l. = crKh>Rpr-A petition 80 hank
r.p.,y Va- rl-i against Peter charles
L.klarit rrd Frederick Cckhafit, doing
bushes - = c. Eykharit. r~a. es'ite
AN,u... .N these creditors: $afnue! s'n'o-
w''. ti Benjamin. psitzm1n, So
auI Mrrr', r'r'"diau4'-, ft\N. l. Ma 81
los iA'f 'h-y trans '''"'. " portion 90
it-i. proper 5 20 'r.I.t'-s 80 p-,f7- 'ltu
end a.>' d..nUrs ,-'i.t"-s p" obtain a
preference } IA - .~'~iins' L~to'l
$1,000. TUc business W started In
i Do: heir FISHER aud They slc'eo.i"i
u.rf-A petition ,p bsaR-up,,y
Va Ned asG,ns, Mler Hart. %tr4tinE a.
liglo- ID -, v.s5y s'..c' ~ ,hc.s
CREDITORS Louis \. lsaacs. F.i-5 Nag
steiner \ 60, ~, al SanH. We.
..es.r',. 70 .itr.hsm y. Or. IL
u>l0N HAI CoMPANN-Two petitions IA
pen. 'utrlHl-tu-,ri 60: "uu4cu's ana
,GlIreu- htt.. under 'Ae nane = ,",
See. " 'hs,S rreIitors; Nav Feis,.
MttS'y2r. HTT = ,-H5,g'ahtsSSiia. ~ and ~ Al
He. Courp.s. ,., SO, and i silva
s. ..o ,o,a 49,; n9.cn"
rIp',y Nae Med against BOX a Levine,
G,Il,'. ia cigars tuI tobacco Al 5Gi
fHa'" . G-,g,n. ~ M,f os!ay 'T x s"T..
So ana pi'e , s,'si' $50. Liabilities
tSTSo n,,Hn 44ir;yyIiSr2i' '' ,n~Ds,.lnent peal.r
= - las mn s,reet, Med a petition
iu htnkrp"t' = ,.Sl'a tto'i.ies S'-p1 and
A,t?iT'h M. Boalipl s'' "ra ',n4uc,ea til.
V ,iiorf 'sa4..ty Baker, ca,skl1
9isa ?entt,t"n ~ .-..rsH,." with Ia
AIR tiIAM VEIN. liy!n, %, Port Chester,
= y. Who h4a a srqecry lore atGretn.
wen. Conl, has tled a peiit!on y bank;
sets ,iig.
Petition Dismissed.
GUSTAV srElN-Judse Housh, dismissed
the petition In bankruptcy nled on March
facturer Of ostrich feathers at rs East
r~wcnty.nrst street. on Il settlement With
creditors.
Composition Confirmed.
Louis Z RACkER-Juage HouEh CON
nrned a composition of Louis Il. Backsr.
elo,hins dealI, a; 81 ssI,h .venne. VIII
~ store y Rra.N'y9; a. scc 20 cents on The
Bankruptcy schedules.
NJ. PULASKI COMPANY, importer ~
ubroitor,,, ana l,c,s At ti0 FitIh AVE.
nuc, MED schedules. showing liabilities
tr,oun,-, s4o,5.,; h~Ntuses. $1,000: stock.
$1,000, cash. sl.lG3, and i,500 share. ~
stock ~ thC fd!a-hl company of :;
CAL, Switzerland. value unknown. The
largest creditor = the PULASKI Hulupany
IL 81 cal. s7s.3si
SAMUEL MlitOl.AMSNY. dealer In dry
schedules showing Liabilities $4,000 and
asset SOLO, .,ol'isilng Of stock. $500
cash Ia uunS, $50. and .alniS against nre
~MEHLMA< ~ MEYERS, clothing manu-.
facturers Of - Great loues street. tlei
schedules showing iiab!iitie. sl..tis and
assets tito. realized from sale Of stock
ANA MIXTURES. besides accounts of uU-
-. =, -.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Mach .. Trading on
the Local exchange va. u.A, and ftaturele.,.
E'ect-lc Sto-1-e Battery and iehigh Nsylgs
ton were -l.N'l, lrprr The summary
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.


BALTIMORE. March DISSEMINATION pre-.
ferred sold al la. a gain Of I'VE points
OIL stock. were fractional!y lower The
ummary
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but It is doubtful that the roads will
secure tho full tonnage placed OH con-
tract time.
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Petition Dismissed.

GUSTAV sTElN-Judse Housh dismissed
the petition In bankruptcy hled on March
-. 1915, against Gustav stein, manu-
facturer Of ostrich feathers at rs East
r~wrnty-nrst street. on a settlement With
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orr Z RACkER-Juise Houeh CON
rrined a composition of Louis T. Backsr.
clothing dealer ~ 3.l sixth svenue, with
Two Sto!e s ~ Rrpnklvn, At 20 cents on the
ILL IIHhiA.iA- 81 MN
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y half dozen Eastern railroads came
urgently into the market yesterday for
standard section rails for this years de-
liSery. THESE Inquiries are generally
for small lots, including one Of 1910
tons, The nails are practically over
sold for this Year and probably pre-
miunls will bo paid To secure preferred
deliveries, II is understood that some
recent rail sales have been made for
delivery over the last half Of this
year and the first quarter " next year,
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aIuR REIcfENBHRG. grocer at .,
'arnn!ie street, who made an assign
inont On February :, had his property
reu ssign.d 10 him ON 4 settlement with
creditor az % cent? on the dellar.
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Receiver Appointed.

II pDERrrH y 90. Judge Hu!gh 30.
pointed ! >iearus Edlck receiver r,r
Henry p""rs'h, tracing IS ~ pa-rsCl Il
GO, grocer, At Nva'k bond $1,000, be-.
CAUSE Ihrre r. = horse 20 be fed and
taken care ~ II, was also huthuriIc,I
to routiuu, business twenty day.
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ALLIED ~ RLlSAlNG CORPORATIONS
iNt, publisher Of = real estate monthly
a. Ito RruiiraN, made an aSsipnmant to
Morris y Mnskowits The company was
incorporated on January 3, 1910, vi. n
capital stock, $S,ou', Allan l,ouinson is
prc,iiCu'
MIRA M~ENAsCHE. Wholesale cuufoctioncr
at 70, forsyth street, made an asgigu-
urut tu ,Iultus i, kl,iN,
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Sic SoS ;seaplus.

Der Spb 5eGofps Stub laost ale
Wit9Iieoer bes Sroens, oeren Samis
lien unb 6reunbe Elm. ii9 an einem
9tusfluss gum Obj 5elIr1p !oetm in
Sprinefielo 81 bstbeiligen. Der 3us
berlaBt ben qenniplOanio 9abnbof
am Spnntoq, ben 9. Suli, I'M 7:45
llbr Morgens. 5Gbrtarten fir bic re-:
ieroirten gBaseu $50 bin unS Suriid.
Die perIdiebenen @antpns Der Pat
riar9s Dlilitunt" perben an bem
Sprntup i6r Eager I'm bas Seim bers
UNI aufIdlaQen. 8us Cincinnati
Canton y0usen Gitp" aebt nit.
glae 8orbereitungen iinb oe'
maft, Bel ben @antons iofpobl aIs BEL
ben 2osen pon Sprinsfielb, Die sabIs
rei6en GGIte gu unterbaIten. IS itebt
besbal6 alien 1beilhebmeru Elm aes
mitbliher uno senuBrei9sr 5aa be-
ppr. Saffse unb Gbpaaren perSen
bnrh bic aoger Sommtttses 5u biIis
aen qreiien in ben aeLlerrGumen beg
Seims berobreiht.
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gterblithfeitsberibt.

5rdnt S6neiber, AT, "a WsF 8.
Str, Rierenleiben.
Oora&ries, 63. 2410 Sprins 9roOs
aDe., e9pdds
geter 91eu, 70, 1924 WeitpoO0
4pe., Nierentrantbeit.
9ouiie s. 8arner, 81, 1910 Mcs
Willan Ctr, 9osrnOsrtaltung.
Gli5abet6 Goparbs 2epis, SO,
2409 Boone Str, Shfpdae.
Bernard Serman Suniing, 60, 521
Sff 13. Ctr, Srebs.
GbarIss 5uggsrtp, 3, 1909 gppreb
Str. Sppbus.
@iGiam Bbitnsp, 45, itaotiides
6oIpitll, Meningitis.
9uuis 5reo. Sil6er, 80, 1040 Nil
tad Str, 2unsenIsibsn.
2lmeIia Rrgers, 81, glspes, Ship,
&rebs.
atnna @ilTon 70, 1o47 SOrban
Str, Qitbmd.
gatrid 5. MuIbpn, At, All Ot g.
Ctr, Su6ertuIois.
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Oebxrtem.

Walter unb 9ica MiRisr, yorf uns
Jrssman ape., anabe.
George unb Warsaret gaumgarts
ner, 4012 WbetIeI aps., 2nabe.
Jreb. unb gbna W.b. 3646 glarion
4pe. annbe.
WidaeI uno Marie Saneib.r, 1853
Carl Str, Wdb9en.
Grant unb aati Mlatbss, Rorb
college 5il. Wdbhsn.
JOispb unb 9ena Romer, 1903
Cones Str, MGb6eu.
elmer unb Srsns Climb, 842 GIins
ton Str, Wdbhen.
1rsb. unb Winnie Gaitelman, Wins
ton place. Wdbfxn.
slrtbur unb Wtra Dittep, 737 gps
NORTH Ctr. WGbd.n.
WiIbur unb gtbel Bobn, 709
Jrooms Str, Wdbden.
Sarrp uno Gsbei 5amilton, OaiIsn.
Mdbdkn.
Ri9arb unb Catherine gusten,
3009 Weit 8. Str, W1b6sn.
ebuarb uno 3sloa aoh. 2930 Sibs
nsp Mpe., &nabe.
5arrp unb Wa6el Climb, 995 paras
bronze Str, Wdbd.n.
eouis unb 5o5sI Ritier. 1877 Ma=
bifon Rb., anak.
Charles unb Marp Gebner, 1744
Baltimore Rb., anube.
Gbnarb unb Bertha S1rinner,
1896 Ne Widen aps.. Ginbe.
SOtn unb aena Sobapp. Carthage,
9nabe.
Samuel O. unS Cecilia y. Wsb.l,
1927 G[lis Str, &nabe.
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Zbften,atiih
Yirb SHaelluerfe6rs rstpmmiiiiou Gr
/, gebuReeu iber Straheu6abu.
uerfrbr anitelen.

Slabtingeliicur aruo pirb in oei
nahitcn 3ageii I'M sluitrog bcl
Sd;nsaperfcGrStomnriiiicu 6urh cins
aH3atl iei,Ier llnterbcomten nit ipiie.
nintiId,eit Grtebllngen beSiigIib o.s
StraPelibalTrerfebrs aitf allei
StraEenbabnlinien uno audi ben Der.
idaesenet gerbiuounssbabnen begin
ileg,.
lns pubIifum ipirb burd 6eIon,
cefe 3siatnte in ocn betreifenbcll Na
qsr aif cicie Tbafiahe aiIfmerticn
sleirIad,s unb eril,d)t neroeiI. f!ein.
8cttcI. rclde jeoem pniiagier eiuge
hiuoist trerocH nIisgiiiilen. Die be,
trefielbe ieitenf ber slomnrijiion gc,
iJiinidtc Ailshlnit iuniaBt Jrngen &c
fiigsid bes paniftcs, on rpeIdem ccl
befrcfietbe Vaiiagier einaeiticae1 III
rb I,lb duf Welde 2inie er unlteiv,
,lno fiber bos gnbaicI ieiiier Jabrt
C.irG biefe Syrugen lpiI bic Acn,n,ii
iicIt cingel'eHbe E1ten iiber ben a,er
ioncIipcrfebr Iamuleli,. Inn airi bieis
Belle AZ ernlitteIn, no bic Stationcr
Der prpieftirten gerbinoungsbabn ON
3pednsdbiuiten arIoubrinsen fino.
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ams BEN NfMxijipalgeridgt

s. g. Ganbfcrb. Z. 9. Gonnpr.
6. e. Wiobain, B. &. 9iiDop, u. Z.
8renat uno Charles WiGer, i1mmt.
lid 2ofomotipfiibrer reip. Sei5er.
tuurocn geitern pen siibter Ileranocr
tpesen 8ersehens ses.n bic Rauds
oroira,5 I'M je $25 unb Die aoiten
5citruit, aber bic Strafen rnroen il.
ncn crlaiien, oa lie nod uno beilis
Gelobten, ibre 2ofometiper in gu.
funit nidt mebr ailalmen Iaiieu ,ll
ipcaen. @iliiein ss3r unb ". g.
@ausbn, Die bes gleid)eu gergebsns
beiduIbigt iianoen. tturbcn freiJe.
iproden.
glit elmer Srciipredununa enbete
bcs Gerfabren eegen Die iSarbigen
sHfreS unb 8annie @iItens. @ilfens
mar Der einmii dung in Die Imtsbc.
fuanliie zines BoIi5iiten anacflast,
Dabreno feline sSraM bes iingebiibrli.
den 9etragei,s beiflulbigt fpuroc.
slus ben slusinsen Der slngcflasten
iofpie aitb Don slugen3cugen gina
berpor, baB Die Holisiiten, ,peld,c Die
Werbaitrng uorgertcuImen, aiisgiebi.
gen Gebraiib BON ihren auiippeln se.
rnaft tattan, otne bierSu berefJtigt til
icin, GarlIibin berfiigte Der @fitter
prompt Die sreiiprednmg une SAT-.
cT.laiiling Der engefIegter.
Die gerbanolung eeaen Sanucl
1aiiinan uiib glpa Mc@ia, Die Der
SebIrrei in @erbinbung init Scn
2icoitablen beidlllbigt iiub, Die Bel
Der s. 9ai;er SO. periibt murben.
iuaIroe bon Hid,ter aIeganber bis slun
12 SlIi peridobeu.
Ger 5arbise @iGiam Sbuffor5,
Ser ocrgeitern abenb ieiuem Maficgc.
noiieI glrnctt aillano i'm Clinton
Parf eile llfr gu itebIen perilthte,
iuarbc 5u GO Sagen afeitsbaus uno
$50 aebit Soften periirtbeilt.
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SaiesSAH.

Sas ein5ige gationallisa SpieI
fanS ssitern in qittsburg SpiIben ben
Rep gorisr Rieisn uno ben oortigen
pirat.n nit osm fuIsenben ReiuItat
itatt:
gaep gor. 2oo031033-12
Pittsburs -. 100o00005- T.
Die brei anberen 0itliten slubs -
.grapss" (goitun), rSuper6dS"
(gruotlpn) unb y0udter" (Pbila6elz
pbia) = befanSsn iia auf Der 5abrt
mad bem Weiten, NO beute Der admpf
In Cincinnati Gbicusu unb Ct. 2ouis
forts.Iest ipirb.
SIN bieiisen aeolunb 5ieIo tommt
beute Radmittas oas srits Spiel elmer
pisrtdsisen Serie 5rpifden unieren
.Rsos" unb ben grOotlpner Super
bas4 gum qustras. Mittea uno @ins
90 Itebsn Gls gatierie fir bic sReos"
auf bem pregramm.
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Heutidj.slur. stabtperbanb.

GcIeaentIid Der beutc slbenb I'M
ceutidSn aiub itattiinocnben Der
ianunliing oes Ge,itiH slmeritnniI
ffrn GtabtperbanSs ipLen ipidties
geimdfte sur Grlebiglrng aeIangen
lr.b aus bicient 0runbe lit bic anpe.
icnbeit nGer Tclegaten ,ntb Ginjel.
initsliebcr bringenb erpiiirid,t. Scr.
nrr iolcn niid bic 1idets bonn HRS.
lid itatfaebdbteu gclfsfeit perrehi:ct
serten, bansit oas aommittee eineil
Iehbsiiltigen 4eritt pcrleoen tann.
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rem gritsenanllten erlau6t fem fcQ,
ipabreno eines sSa6res mad Dem Snoc
Der Miltter, bas Sans go. 1857 0tai.
iad)uietts gperlie foitenirei 6epob'
nen gu biirien.
8eri6ieSeres.
9ie gig Sour 9. & 9. Go. erlang.
II eiI lIrtDeil iiber $2119.45 segell
Soiepb u. airit. - Heliance Seating
So. Elm foIbes iiber 500 geaen q.
Noieit5lpeig. - $. VI. Sranflin ein
ioIdes iIber $102.35 gegen Dtarion
8. Stott. - SSSobu Sourners EN- iol.
DIES ii5cr S125.1 gegen @ar Soif.
man. Sitlius Berger ein iolfes
liter S142.55 gegen @m. Gilbert.
1ic 5drbise Molie Roaer lpltroe
eeiterlt 6es Saiden0ieRtabIs 5um
Dta9tbeil BON Geo. Srlitbes ifuloig
teilulben.
Die Gprilrg 8ar6el g. & g. 50.
flaste cine Sppotbeffproerlng ii6ec
$30S4.37 gegen GmiIie Sd)lagengeiI
u. q. ein.
Srau Charlotte Murran, iest III
Reip yorf pobnbaft, g9tttipe eines
iriibsr bier aniaiiieen <tifenfa6ri.
fanteu. Die Dor einigen SSatreu unter
8ornumoifait geiteQt tporoer nar,
puroe geitern aui getrei6er i1re$
5iSberigen @ormimbes, gr.RidJter :.
y. S'Gonneu, pieber IN lire 9iefte
eingeiett.
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fleiBig einitubirt iperben, bus Gsit, 81
oem alle beltI9en 8ereine eingelaeen
porben iirb, berberrli6en belfea,
Qud fir qnbere unterbaltungen unc
geluiitgungen Fir Elein unb SrOb,
Sung unb Qlt 1T Gorge setrager.
10 bab allen Sbeilnebmern Elm Ders
oniiater Eaq in Gusfi6t Ite6t.
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unb oaS@aFer Department einem
geneinItaftli6en Superintenbenten
unteriteut, DurDe pom Stabtrdtbe
iiberltimmt uno bic Srbinan3 DON
ueuem einitimmig angenommen.
= 9us Seitament Der Oeritor6enen
1rau 8ilbelmine 5rep tpurot i'm BRO
bateeri6t singerei9t. Der Ra6ldb
ioll gleiamGbis an Die Grben IN
Seuti6lanb oertbeilt peresn.
= Die 2ei4enfeier fir ben peritcr=
bensn poIi5ciiripettor 4rthnr gSalte,
pel9s am GonnerItus itattfuno, &C.
ftaltete iid 81 elmer bDdit einSrudss
pollsn 9lffaire. ytaf Der 6eier In
srauerbauis ipurbs bic aei6e unter
elmer poliSei Gstorte Ippie Der gsz
sleitung bss SrOens Der Gagles nab
Dem Gresnipoob 5rieobOi sebratt
unb bort beigelest.
- Grau @eorgs j. Sig oon gto.
s34 sab Sie6ents strube meIOets Der
ppIiaei, baB ibr cine gunse &n5abi
ppn Subnsrn seitoblen purce.
- 5rauIein Maub SOebler Ino
0err 9ernarp Wleisner purDen in
pfarrbluIe Ie Der ct. @erunica @emeins
De bur3 giep. 8. D. 9erbarous lpn
berr Shomas Yuiiel unp 5rdnlein
Selen sinIep bur9 Eep. u. Diartin
ebeIi1 osrbunoen.
6rau &at6erine 9aBelmonn,
geb. aGfer, ipurbe i'm Seim ibrtr
Sp9ter, 5tau aot9erine &penner, gto.
2404 genningbOfen 4penue, Bpm 5ose
abserafen. sic mar i'm Sabre lslo
in S9penningen, g8iirttembers, ges
'boren unp i'm Sabre 1864 nad pa
milton getpmmen no lie ii4 nod In
iegbsn Sabre nit &uoolpb 9rdtpobl
perbeirutbete, Der ibr ober id)oa I'M
Sabre 1850 i'm Spoe poranging. Spds
ter trat Die 9eritorbene in ben @be@
itano nit Qusuit 6ubelmanh Der
etenfaIls TART. 9iele Sabre lang
bate Bruu !6uBelmann Der Iutber's
ifen ,3ions Gemeinbe unb oeren
ssruusnpsrein angebDrt. S9on ocr
II Sabren purbe lie Opn eiHtm
oitbmdtiiben 2eiben beiuIleu, Dem
Tie aud Sulebt erlag. Sic erret9ts
Elm gllter ron Il Sabren unb pirb
auber ibrer 9ohter betraueri pon erei
@nteItinnern, einem llrenteI, Dret
9ruoern uno stpei Sdneitern. Die
geerbigun0 Finbet mprgen Ra3HtittoJ
unter Der 2eituus pon pditor s. 8
%. 9lllparot i'm @reenpuob 5rieoboT
itatt.
- Sm EeeiItrar 8iItritt Samil'
ton itasben i'm 2auFe bes Wtonats
Stunt At Yerionen, baoon 81 in Der
Stoot Sdmiltpn ielbit.
- MoDpr So6n ". 6pI5berser eiu'
pfabI BEN Stabtratbe, gu beiblieben.
tab bic Stdot cine eigene anIage fttt
bic Repuratur BON gspboIt Strabsn'
pflaiter ertperbe.
- Die getpiliSunssDorldse tiir
bic speite 6GIFte oes Sabres 1916
i'm gstrase BON $299, ,376.25 pnros
Dom Stabtrotb stuitimmia uneeuOm'
men
- Brau Sberman WiIiams unter'
400 iib i'm Wtercp 9pipitaI elmer &C.
fdbrIiaen Speration.
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Seimrn Scrlcbnnarn crlegeu.

cln itdotiid,en Soipital itarb &c
tern Ger 30 Sabre olte Gouaro
@eorbegan BON go. CPS @apne Glue
al &erIeti!naen, Die cr am II. Sum
oapongetrcgcu hatte, oIs CT aus einenl
9eili6cber geitiir5t mar.
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6amiltpm.

llaier sIgent in Samiltou lit Serr
GSnarS Sruf, 449 SnO 5iinfte Str.
Sell Sci. 47G 81. Some Gbune
1851 ".
= 0as @etc, nit peldem MaDcr
ScISbsrser bic OrOinan5 beg Stabts
ratbes beIsst bate psI4s bas Gas
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aas ben 0eriAtsbSfem.
Gg.Siidjter .. e. Cppenbeimer ais
8eseiuer fir bic s. ,. &S.
Traction So. er.
nannt.

wsafepsrpaIter fit elm grport &C.
f4dft unD AUDI fir cine Wirtbf6af.
Derlanst. - Strabenbabn geieGs
l4aftsu miiiIen ibren antbsil Der
Soften oes 2ublop 2lDe. 0iabutis
bs5ablsn. appeltationsseri6ts,
entIdeibunSen. = g6eIteibunss.
unb SdaoeneriabfdGs. Ra6lnb.
laden. - 8eridiebenss.
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troffen, iobaB Elm Dsrsniist.r Gag in
4usii6t itebt. Sir aabuns unp
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-11-04
Death OF Frank Cannon.

Frank Cannon, a well-known car
penter of this city, died at his home
in Opelousas street at l o'clock p. m.
Tuesday, aged So years, 9 months
and % days. He had been suffering
from an incurable malady for many
months, and only recently returned
from the Charity Hospital in New Or
leans, where the assiduous efforts OF
the most skillful physicians proved un-
availing to avert the decree of death
lR5zhich had zhuaals pronounced by an all
5llBlB fUsfHence. The funeral took
place at A o'clock Wednesday after
noon, with services and interment IN
the Catholic church and cemetery. De-
ceased was member of Olive Camp
No. IS, Woodmen of the World, and
Ascension Hook and Ladder Fire
Company, and delegations from both
of these organizations joined the large
number of relatives and friends who
gathered to accompany the remains
to their last resting place. Besides
his wife, Mr. Cannon is survived by
five children, namely: Frank, Lucille,
Amelia, Martin and Joseph Cannon.
Industrious, straightforward, law
abiding, Mr.. Cannon was regarded as
one of the community's most exem-
plary and respected citizens, and his
untimely demise will be generally and
sincerely deplored.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-11-04
= HIGH SCHOOL HAPPENINGS. i
D. Ry TTrrIE M pETTIER.
- By TILLIE NJ. PELIIEh.
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The eleventh grade girls gave o
very interesting Halloween party Fri.
day evening Of last week, for the
benefit of the domestic science de-
partment. The halls We're decorated
with moss and little witches, giving it
Halloween effect. Refreshments
were served, and besides the many
games dancing was enjoyed. The
party proved to be successful both So
cially and financially.
The Junior Literary Society was
to have held its first meeting October
27, but on account of this date fall
ing in test week the meeting was post
pointed to Monday, Oct. 80. Their
next meeting will be on Nov. 10. The
following program will be rendered:
Reading of minutes, Secretary Will
ma Noel.
Debate, Resolved, that the agricul-
turists of Louisiana as a whole should
emphasize the growing of cotton more
than that of sugar cane during the
next five years" Affirmative-John
Saxon, Ruth White. Negative-Leon
Gaudin, Inez Soignet.
Defamation, Sidney Vega.
Extemporaneous speech, Percy Lee
Blanc.
Original story, Manila Martin.
News, Alvin Pister.
Jokes, Erna Gisclard.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-11-04
New Business ENTERPRISE.

Messrs. j. S. suttle and P. H.
Truxillo have leased the big stable Of
B. Lemann & Bro. in Mississippi
street, at the corner of ST. Patrick
street, and are displaying therein an
exceptionally fine lot of high-class
mules suitable for the sugar, rice or
cotton farm. The new establishment
will be known as the Planters Mule
Sale Stable, and will be operated with
Mr.. Suttle as proprietor and Mr..
Truxillo as manager. All mules will
be sold with the same guarantee and
privilege Of trial that other firms may
offer, and an inspection Of the SPLEEN
did stock on hand is invited. Mr..
Truxillo, manager of the enterprise,
is no stranger to the people of this
section, having formerly sold mules
hereahout for such well-known deal
ers as Frank Gentry, Sparks Bros. &
MCGEE, and J P. Hudson & Son. The
Chief bespeaks for the new firm a
liberal share of patronage, and wishes
them much success in their venture.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-11-04
ONLY ONE MILL-NOT TEN.

In the Chiefs editorial OF oet. .
entitled "The Amendments Giassl.
fed" it was inadvertently stated t mat
he the tenth constitutional amend
ment on the official ballot, authorizes
the taxpayers of parishes, wards ana
municipalities to vote special taxes
not to exceed ten mills nor = to run run
more than ten years in aid OF local
fairs. The authorized rate is only one
mil, not ten mills, and the provision
was correctly cited in gar article OF
Oct. 81 entitled "ThNRebataole
Amendments" This is 81; on y,
amendment applying to thu lsfaes
outside of Caddo and Orleans m
aut the levy Of a spec I,
not already provided for and ~
lied by the present constitution,
it will be noted that even this 4 an
levy of single mill can only inn
posed by vote of the taxpayers them
selves.