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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-19
RUSSIANS CROSS CARPATHIANS
AND ARE MARCHING INTO HUNGARY
SLAVS REPORTED TO BE ONE DAYS MARCH INTO HUN
GARY IN DISPATCH FROM PETROGRAD TO THE
LONDON STAR.

Germans Regain Portion of Deve Wood from British and
also Obtain Footing j. northern Outskirts of Longueval
London and Berlin " Announced Today-Berlin also
Admits that Russians, 1gly Reinforced along the front
Southwest of Riga % Willy Attacking General Hin
denburg's Forces There, SSays All Assaults Thus Far
Have Failed-Minser fror "t'izerand discusses with
Acting Secretary Polk Prospe. ~ Peace in Europe but
Conference Appears Have b. Without any Tangible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST

New orleans, La, July 10.
The weather forecast for
Oklahoma for tonight is un-
settled and cooler; Thursday
partly cloudy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21
Surge l1eberii6t.

,yalfenba9n's Srmppen ba-
ben &rajoiua inl iueitliden 9in-
mamiem, am3tnl Jlniie, erreidJt.
@eiter iueitlid slpansen lie bic
Rnmamien iid BON Gripiud
silliaid 5nriidsn5ieBem.
. Sie Celterreider nebmen ei-
ne italieniidle Sefeitismng I'm
Garit 8ebiet.
Bic Gnglanber luerben pom
ben GentIden ams bem fpeit-
fiden Sell pon Granoepnrt
bertrieben.
Sic SeiitIdem nnb Snlgaren
babcn bie memen Stellmngen
bei Wfpnaltir eingenommens
sbme pun Den Ser6en rno
Transpicn beoranst sit iein.
Sie 9iniIcn iulleu lett Dem
eritcn Snni iiber 100000
Nann berlpren baben.
aailcr Jran5 SoIeplJ bat ei'
nc leid)te 9nngencntsiinOmng.
Ter griedJiide Sronrat mei-
CERT iid, ale @affen bes See
reg an Die sliliierten anssmlie-
fern.
Nas ltnterieeidjifi ySentid)-
lamb" itelfte S97,500 Siirs-
idlaft.
Sie oeittide yieaieriiug be-
ftreitet amtlidj, oaE anf Die 9iet-
tnnssbOute oes oGoiuanmore"
scIdjoiIen 1T.
ltniere 9iesiernns lit nidjt
Der slniidJt,' Saf Der Sampfer
slrabia" ais Gin 6eiuaffnetcs
Srmppentransiuurf Sdliff an.
snieben seiueien lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21

Sine SepeIde Der ysSnternationai
9teips Serbice" melbet, baf Jalfem-
babn's Srnppen nit groker Sduel-
lismfeit i'm 3inl Sal pprseornngen
iinb nmo iid bereits in Der gsGbr
bun Grnjuiun, Der grDften Stabt
oes iueitliden yiMmGnien 6efinbcn.
Die @iunabme BON Straioiua ipiiroe
ben 0entiden nno Ceiterrcidjern cine
leBr iuidtisc itratesiidJe Stellmma
geben. Bon bort iuiiroc 9ia6opa al
Der 9umam, bas uir piersig Wfeilcn
iueiter iibIid) liegt, Ieidt erreidlt
iuerbem f0nnen nnb onmit iuarc bas
ipcitIihc 9inmanien bnrdlqmert mnb
cine Ginie DDm yipter Smrm Haf
in ben transipluanildjen sllpen bis
binnnter sur gDnnn geSogem Icim.
SIN amSerm Hnnftcn in &mmGnien 1T
rbenfaas idjarf sefdmpft luprben,
Dbne bah 8eiunberes sn perseidmer
mare. ssait iiberall iumrben bic Hm-
nGnen gefdIagen mnb gesiummgen,
1tdD 5nrnG5u5teDen, beiDnDers idDiDer
ldeint Die ytiebezlase in Der ysabc
oes spidtigen Crtes aampolmna ae-
ipcieu IN iein. Sm SaI Der Gilt
iollen bic oentidbcn glngriffc abac-
Edlnsen icin nmb bei ga6eit iuollen
Die 3nmaniem cine ansabl 9cntfdjcr
nnS Ceiterreider sefansen senom.
men babcn.
Cine 9epeide ans Eeters6nrs
at Splsc, baben iidj bic ginmamcn
ans Der Wegenb bon Srioipa mad
Der Gegem6 BON Silliadj, 40 Wicis
len noropcifIidj uon araioua Ill,
riidaesuecm. Gs lit bies cine 6eben-
tunaspole geiuegnna bic seist, baf
Die 0attiden nno Sriterreider i'm
ipcifIid,em Sell 9lnmdniens cine
9lrt 9efeIfreiben nnf bic Hnmancn
beranitaIten nnS iie nad Siiooiten
sm brGngem. @eiter Ditlid bel Gam-
poInns lollen bic &nmGnen, bic enrdj
ginifen beritGrft fimb, gnsriffe &c.
ina&t babem, aber snriifseidiagen
IeiH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21
Cine 9epeidle aas 81 9salI

- Cine 9epeid)e ans 81 GaIO
bebanptet, SrepinD babe Gbibnabaa
nid)t perlaiiem, ionoern befin0e iidI
nod INNER in Der Stabt.
- @ie es beiBt, 1ollen bnrh Die
neue merifaniide 8erfaiiuna bic
Merrlter bes gice asralioerten, oes
oosnIti5n1iniiters nno 0es llnter-
ridtsminiIters abgeldafft meroen.
Dos sS1itialrliriiteriurn loa NIT bent
Sbergeriht pereinigt meroen uno
oas Observation-Disclosures nit Der
ltniDerlitdt.
- Sci Ganta 9ioIalia iollen bic
@illiltas Dpm ben Garransiitns nil-
ter General 0snna seid)lagen iuor=
6en iein.
slns 2areoo miro geineloet,
in Mfonterep ieien gabnangeiteIltc
erldoiien iporoerl neil fie iid met
gerter, einen 3ng fertig gu moheiL
penn tie nift IN @olo be5ablt Mir
ben.
= Gbos. g. Garfer, Der aneri=
faniI1e @eid)aitsstrager in Werico,
lit angetpielen iporoeny garran3a
na1 Gneretaro 5il folgen
- Sn 0osales finO bie bier slme-
rifaner einsetroffen, bic aus Ear=
raj entfloben, als Sila bic Sfaot
einnabnr.
Der amerifaniid)e @iehsiihtcr
gllbert Serolo, Der in Gbihuabua
aefangen gebalten tultroe, tit IN
sSreibeit gelebt iDor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21
SnIane,

ssn Ser am Molltag in 8alti=
more abgebaltenen Sisung Ser
Mnlericas Seoeration Of 9abor lUllroe.
Elm folgenihmerer geidlnB anges
nournlen, Der anf ale 5ltfiinftigell
Streifs einen gro5en ginfluB aus
iiben miro. Gs miro BEN llnioA-
.leuten oarin angeraten, geridtlide
ginbaltsbefeble, ioDeit 0ieielben iib
auf oie 8eenoigung BON Streifs
uno oas @erbaltnis 5ruiihen slrbei-
tern uro srbeitgebern be5ieben, ein=
fnd nift nebr 81 beahter. nodterl
oie Gonieqnen5en aud iein, mas
irnner lie ipollten. Cine g1ltlhei-.
onng 6es Gapreme @erihts Don.
0aalIa1uletts, in Der y9lrbeit" aIs
,gigentum" erflart miro, puroe ge-
biibrello burbgebedelt Gs fpuroe
beIhlolIen, Die gilibaltsbefebl- l-slnge
legenbeit in aaen 5ufiinitigen polite
ifen Gannpagnen gan5 geborig i'll
oen @oroergruno 81 ltelen, oa ge-
tpiiie 8reiie ourh Die sSiliunftionen
in oen lebten Sabren cine Waht
illurpiert bitten, Die alien freibeitli-
6en 8rurbi1ten politanoiq afttago-
niitiib gegeriiber ftebe uno iif iiber
oie 4onltitlition uno atloere erlalle-
ne 8elese itelle.
= Ser friibere amerifatild)e Bot
Id)after IN sSranfreid), Mpron e
Serrif, bielt IN 8bilooelpbia Dor ei-
ner Weillion1r 8erianullung einea
8ortrag, in Dem er Die SannnliIng
foIoiialer @elon1ittel - er. iprad
bon elmer gilliol Dollar 5ur In
teritiitung ser arieesnotleioenoen,
ipabrideinli6 Ger fran5oiilden, emf
pfabl. Gr illiitrierte leinen 8or-
trag our6 @prfiibrung BON 8an-
oeIbiloern in oenen Der fran5oiii1e
Mmmllan8oienlt, ioipie Die nSateu.
Ser merifar1iihen 6lieger" ge5eigt
ipltroeM.
= Die pom &ongreB arlgeoronete
ltnteriu6rrg, in Der Die @eld)dfts
fiibrung Ser giIenbabnen uno anoe-
rer 0ffentli6er Sraiisport @eiell-
ibaften einer genalten SsS1lpeftion
linter5ogen miro, lit in @aifington
begoniien Senator geeiplmlos. Der
8oriibenoe Der &ounliliion, ea6 eli
men alleemeinen lteberblif iiber oen
3tpef bes mtgeiteaten 8eriabrens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21
SNarfe Torderungell.
Oiit 3nriid;iebuug Der aner=
fennuns georobt.
DerunterIefsun9 der
nlinenlteucr.

- IS beift, baf sic arnerifani-
Idyen 0elegaten ST Der &Dnferens
in 9ltlantie gitp ben merifaniiden
0eleaaten cine glrt 11ltintatnm itel=
len iuerDen. 9as beiRt, tic iueroeu
linen eine GrflGrmng bprlegen, mr=
ter iuelden geOinsnngen bic ame=
rifaniidfn Srnppen ans Merico sit-
riifgesugen luerDen f6nnen nmS iie
iuerben 5nsleid) erflaren, baft iuenn
/ Garransa nid)t oafiir Jorge, Die
Grense Sit beIdliiken, nnlere Gesie-
rnng Ielblt Sem ganSitemtreiben III
Wferiep Elm Gnoe MAIDEN iuerbe. So
iuirb iuenisitens ans 9tlantic Gitg,
allerotngs nidJt pon amttlifer Seite,
gemeloet. Sas iosenannte lllti-
iaatitin Iua folsenbe Mitteilnngen
eHtbalten. Die Ser. Stanten fOn=
nen iid gu Der 3nriifsiebMns Der
Srmppen aus Wegieo MIR unter Der
8ebingnns periteben, bak Merieo
Die bDlle &erantiuDrtnng bafiir
iiberniinntt, baf feline Mngriffe pun
Merifanern amf amerifaniides Gi=
gentnm an Der 8rense gemadJt luer-
ben; baF garransa iein &eripre-
den erfiillt, nnD @illa entipeoer per=
nidJtet ODER iIoliert; baf Merieo
nmf ieoe GntifJnlSignng BON Seiten
ser Ser. Staaten fir bie @erfoI-
gnns nom ganbiten, sic Ma1bsiige
amf amerifaniid)es @ebiet senladjt,
per5idltet; baF Meriep Sic Sbee elmer
nentralen Gone anf jeber Seite Ser
grense amfgiebt. Gum Sdlnf,
mad)t nnlere 9legieritng angeblidl
sen Nferifanern Har, baf bel ibr
bic SamptiadJe Der Sdjnb Ser .@ren-
se lei itnO pid)t Die 3nriifbernfnng
Ser Srnppen.- @ie bieies lllti-
matunt aufgenommen iuerSem lpirb,
iueif man natiirlidj nidjt. 2nis
Cabrera IDll erflart babem, oak er
6eitimlmt boffe, man iuer6e sn elmer
befriebigellben Ginignng fpmtinen.
Seoenfalls IdJeint oas GnSe Der
aonferens nabe sn iein, mag Merieo
nnn oie ntnerifaniIdJen syorbermn-
gen annebmen ober nidjt.
Cine nidlt Ie6r snpcrl1iiige
9epeidJe mas Atlantic Gitg iast, nn-
iere Gesieritng uerbe, iuenn Die
Gonferen5 in Mtlantie Gitg erfols-
los perlanfe, in Merieo midt inter-
Denieren, b. f. nid)t in sic inneren
merifaniid)en gerbdltniiIe einsrei.
fen, tie iueroe nur bafiir Iprsem, oaF
Se6en nnb Gigentrm in Merieo
aeidliibt Ieien ino lie perbe iofprt
einidjreiten, iuenn 9lmerifnmer in
Dem bon Garransa funtrDllierten 0c-
6iet get6tet iuiirDen. gSic nniere ye-
giermmg oas MAIDEN mill, pEne sm
interuenieren, lift nidJt red)t flar. IS.
leift and, iie iperoe, ipenn Gar
ransa nidlt berniinftie iperben iollte,
einen Songres Der amcrifnniiden
Repmblifeh Die lin ieincrseit ami
@eranlailnng Der Ser. Staaten an,
erfannt batten, einbernfcn mmb ba-
fir iorsen, baR oieIe 9lnerfemmnns
iuiSerrnfen meroe.
Cabrera mad)t befannt, er 6a-
be in gteiu sorf cine &pnferens NIT
amerifaniIdlen Wsinenbeiitern ee-
babt mmo iid NIT linen anf cine
Seiteaermns seeinist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21

stt Corpus gbrilti lift am
9fontag Ole 2. Gulf goait grpolition
er0ffnet iporoen, Die slusiteaitng lit
gut belhift lno Der 9eflid am err
iten Gage tpar redt aufrieoenIteIIeno.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29
t P eterman returned

Hon. w t Peterman returned
home last Tuesday He received
a glad welcome from his host Of
friends and supporters here. He
looks none the worse for his ardu-
Gus work for the last six m ,ntns
as the State manager of the cam
paign of Mr.. John VI. P ,rker. He
is still full Of fight and energy and
withal he knows he has tn full
confidence Of his Pc ople. He. ac
c mpanied by Deputy Sheriff
Louis .. Bigler, Left Friday eve-
ming for the seashore for short
visit.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

The man who edits the average
country newspaper cannot well
avoid treading on somebody's
toes continually; must expect to
be censured often for uninten-
honal fail res: must expect to be
called coward b cause he does
not pitch into everything that
somebody thinks is wrong, and a
fool II he speaks out too plainly
on pubic evils; he must expec, to
grind other peoples axes-and
turn the grindstone himself. Still
we think il is one of the poblest
professions on earth
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29
Experiments conducted hv Ha

Experiments conducted by Har.
~ Morris, Bacteriologist and AS
sistant Veterinarian of the Ok
pertinent Stations, L. S. u indi
cate that the buzzard is capable Of
carrying infection for miles after
feeding upon anthrax carcass and
OF starting fresh centers Of an
thrax infection in pastures where
At had never previously existed.
This may be one of the means of
accounting for anthrax breaking
out on new areas without any
visible way of infection. The
0uzzard may carry the bacteria to
the pasture, there washing or rub
DING them from his Deak or feet,
or vomiting them from his crop.
Hay cut from such a fi.ld would
De very dangerous feed and, no
doubt, this one source of infection
may account for many of the spo-
radio cases of anthrax which oc-
cur In the winter season when the
animals are being given dry feed,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

,nd east by Francois Prince and 81
by land designated as beonpD ''' : 's
LIVING being the land acopis n !.
i''rnevlIIe D1yries from Nero p pm y
"3rd: another tract Of land ,;,,,..
near me above described tract o' ~;
No. - and delineated on said ma, =. y
ihe property of Pete Dayrie,, co,,,
'h- l7.io acres. being portion 0tS.
former Francois Prince land and l,' y
OF Oigrr Prince, south by the ripb, 4
way shown on SAID map. which ~
rl@ht of way is reserved for the us !,
the owners Of the property abou M
below, being the property acouir., ~ !,
fiIlalre Lancon from Dernpyille D,rI.
ana Of record in 30 k "UU 1897 bu
az mules: four 81 plows; two q, s.pp.
carts; one (N l-horse cart
W. T. FISHERMAN. Sheriff
Sheriff Office. Parish of St, Mary /,
March -, 1916.
Borah, Himel. Bloch e. Borah,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

The British government is cop.
Ing with a complicated situation
at present. A serious revolution
ts in progress in Dublin, Ireland
Drastic measures were advertised
by the ministry to suppress the
rebellion. the whole of the island
being promptly placed under m ar
ttal law. Major General, Sir John
Maxwell, former commander OF
the British forces in Egypt. has
been sent to Ireland by the govern
ment.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Palm Sunday and Easter were
specially observed at the Episco-
pal Church. On Palm Sunday
afternoon carefully prepared
musical programme was rendered
at the Vesper service by the ch Dir i,
ably assisted by Mrs. J. B. Lyon,
who sang the Palms" mos
beautifully. Mrs. Ligon's lovely
voice always attracts a most APP
preciative audience. and on this
occasion she surpassed herself
On Good Friday il was our good
fortune to have Mrs E. | Sey burn.
of Patterson. with US, and her rem
dition of Gounod's beautiful set
ting to the well known hymn
"There is Green Hill Far Away"
was most lovely and appropriate.
Easter day was one of the most
successful and enjoyable of all the
Easter festivals ever held at this
Church. Not only were the COM
municants attending greater in
number than usual, and the offer
iDgs larger, but the music was of
Q higher order than ever before
Mrs. SeyburD. Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Barnett and Mrs. Jas Parker
son, gave very valuable aid to the
choir in the performance of an
elaborate and difficult programme
Mrs. Seyburn sang several solo
measures in the 'Introit" and
"Gradual," and Mr.. j. A. Barnett
gave a most lovely solo during
offertory. Mr.. w. Y K-mper also
sang a solo in the "Nunc Dimit-
tis." The music which had been
most carefully prepared was per-
feet in every detail, and the Rec
tor and congregation desire to ex-
press their very sincere thanks to
their most earnest and hard work.
ing organist and choir director,
Mrs. r. S. Barnett, and to their
choir, and also to those who so
kindly helped them for the splen-
did service which helped to make
their Easter festival such signal
success.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

From reports at this writing i
seems that the German note in re.
ply to President Wilson's demand
relative to Germany's conduct OF
submarine warfare, will be en-
tirely satisfactory to this country
1t is to be hoped so. at least. The
American note was viewed a.
practically an ultimatum, and "a
peaceful settlement Of the diff
Ierences existing between this
country and Germany will, OF
cotfse, be preferable to an optu
rupture.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Ex-senator John r. Thornton.
OF Louisiana, has been appointed
q civilian member of the board of
ord inance and. Notifications, the
Senate confirming the appoint
ment on Wednesday afternoon of
this week. Mr.. Thornton succ .eds
the late Senator F. M. Cockrell.
ct Missouri, as a member of the
tortjfcation board.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BIRD Judicial District C3u-t-Par-
ish of st Mar.
John D. Bell vs.. Mrs. D3rcian
Lancon Savoio. ct al.
No II l1O.

BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale, issued ont Of HE Honorable the
-oid judicial District Cpurt, in an t,r
the Parish of st. Mary. and to me d-
rected. III the above entitled aud nam
bered suit. | have seized and will offer
Tor sale. for cash, without appraiscmrnt.
to the last ana highest bidder, AT the
front door of the Court House
IN the Town of Franklin, Parish of st.
Mary. La. on
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

AT the regular III etin Of Evan
9 line 6 ovr No "a y A . d ,
held on Tu"-day night last. tn
following officers were elect d ::
f. Y Larpentuer. n A; \
Adams. V A; A ? D igie F $;
+ O'Connor. K 5; Paul Naquin,
o. q, Frank Grpaux. G; j. A
0 Nell. Trra-urer; r Parr. Com
ductcr; Dr. G N l!or'on, Phy~i-
clan. NJ. Hiak ley. CASTOR S CUR.
A Gu lerian, Board of Tut e
f. 0 Conupr. X f keenza. Rep
resentatives to Grand Lodge 2.
Saint, G.. 5 Brenn. Alternates.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

1mme diately after TIL II a m.
service there will be a meeting of
the congregation, for the purpose
of electiug delegates to the Church
Council in New Orleans on May
1Oth. and also TO elect members of
the Nestry to serve for the coming
year. A full attendance is re-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

One of the largest congreg
tons IN its history assembled At
the Methodist Church on SUNDAY
to take part in its Easter services
The seating CAPACITY Of the church.
though greatly increased by
throwing open it, Sund v School
rooms, was taxed - its limits
Rev. A F, Vaughan taking as
his thPmr Tn Risen Christ" gave
lucid and m ,sterly EXPOSITION
II how much the Risen Christ'
meant to the word and to those
who believed on "rhe Christ"
Special music had been pre.
pared by the Church choir for the
occasion and was enjoyed by al!
present.
The chuIch had "a it's guests
the mbe's Of Calvary Com.
mandery. Knigats Templars. Of
New Iberia And one of the mos
features of the service
was ne sight Of these men. who
are piedg d to the defense of the
Christian religion. l. they passed
I rward under their "arcn Of steel,
to partic'pate in the Sacrament of
the Lords Supper.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Mr.. Geo. III Smi'h. one of the
best known railroad officials in
the South. Gi d in New Orleans
on Thur-day If this week. Mr.
Smith was a member OF the
Jacques De Moluy Commandery,
Knights Templars, and Of Jerusa-
lem Temple, Mystic Shrine, OF
New Orleans. He was native of
Boston, Massa chu cts
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

The hirentpn Shell Beach Re-
sort was opAn' d al Sunday. with
talr crowd ia attrndluce w.
see no reason why this uIe,4ur..
resort should MT b. a e lanci,l
success, Regular automobile SER
vice Is m 'iAtainnd to the anu e.
ment grounds Dancing ev.rv
night ard IN Sund,y from noon
to midnight A fr-t.class re-.
taurant l. open day and nighr
A 5O-room bath house ard 40
camplng cottages, whicn will b
"frred for lease, WILSON b. com
pleted.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

The election for Mayor and fv
Councilmen for the town Of Frank
lin. takes place next Monday, Nav
let, at the court house, and every
voter should take time enough an i
70 cast his ballot.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Inc lawn party given by the
ladies Of the Methodist Church ~,
the parsonage ground on Tues
uay last, W are Pleased 10 saw
was briliant euccess-a nica
sum being realized.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29
Episcopal Church.

Sunday. April 80 1916
Sunday School At 9 80 ! m
Service with sermon wv. r
Gates ii a. N.
Evening Prayer at ) p. M
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Re yolution in Ireland is the latest
addition to the war experiences of
the European confict.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-29

Mr. Alb"rt j Bourgeois, of Pat
terson. and Miss Annie L,u,ia
brnsoh, # barNick. ~ere married
nere last Thur d ~ at the resi-
q nee of Jutga I-aac M,vrr
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mony. Tn y vii r side il Pat
tefsnn Tor hort tim, bu, W.
learu the future homr Of the bride
and groom will be in Texas.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
Sparks From Motorland
Events Of Week on Automobi: Ro,p.

Contract for the distribution OF the
King cight-cylinder car In the State
OF Virginia has just been closed by
the Kaehler Motor Company with King
factory officials. The Richmond com
pany Will establish agencies through
out Virginia. and will inauRurate SER
vice on King cars now owned III this
territory.
Robert +. Knehlcr, the proprietor of
the kaehler Motor Company. accom-
panied by jerome Fanciulli. territory
sales manager. and Charles S. Clark.
retail sales manager, recently visited
Detroit TO investigate several cars
they Ind under consideration. They
drove King eight frSn Cleveland
to Richmond, making remarkably good
time. They said yesterday that the
trip was a revelation to thom. but
the contract just signed was not
entered into Until further trials OF
the car had boon made.
workmen are fast completing the
building at 1851 West Broad Street.
which will be the new home OF the
Commonwealth Motor Company, aud ii
Is expected that il viii he ready for
| occupancy on or before December /.
The structure, similar in design to SOW
eral other well-known garages in Rich
| mond that have just been completed.
i',will be 40:13O feet, and will be Mt
trnctivelH fiLished, and the interior will
furnished as showroom. The Of
! @: will be located In the balcony over
.ooking- the showroom. which will be IN
white and mahogany, with red tiled
! floor. A large service station will he
| fitted up i'm the rear. entrance to which
| VIII be from the alley. When con-
| pletod the building will rival in APP
! pcarnncc several recently erected ga.
RACES that arc causing wide favorable
| comment in the city!
| The first shipment of new 1917 Saxon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
PRICES At SOUTH HILL
SHOW UPWARD TENDENCY
[spccial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SOUTH HILL. VA. October Is
Prices on the South Hill Leaf Tobacco
Market continue upward. There WAS
an Improvement this week in the
quality of tobacco offered. and also in
the prices, the tendency throughout
the entire week being consistently up
ward.
Much OF the high-grade tobacco
from the middle OF the stalk now is
being brought in. with the result that
number OF the loads are bringing
more than 30 cents per pound. and
some Of this grade is selling as high
as 80 cents.
The total number Of pounds sold
during the week was 362,iT2, which
brought s66.6S0.S3. an average Of
, slS.l2 per 100. This is exactly 81 per
hundred higher than prices for last
week. and S3.oi above the average for
The week before.