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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

Etl!LtIiOSit sc lSuIlLSIOH c4 Id SoSe
de Corte de esta ciudad, tresciento;
americanos, de los que han salido dt
| Mexico, con objeto de formar una OF
ganizaci6n para TRAFALGAR ante el 60.
bierno con ell fin de conseguir Gus
este haga las agencias y representa-,
clones para que sc les den las protec.
| clones debidas a sus vidas e interesc:
en- auuella r~epiblica. En- opinion dt
esos individuos, ha llegado ell item
20 de que sc tome ana acci6n pronta
cspecifica Y decisiva ell Mexico, Y IT
solamentc en- la frontera.
Noah Allen, cI primcro que hi@r
uso dc la palabra en- Ia mencionaJ:
reunion. dijo que, por cada alemaI
que ha encontrado Ia muerte q m2
nos dc los revoluci0narios en- Mexico
e goDierno ha pagado mi indemniz3,
ciCn dc 10000 pesos; igual Suma Ia
| sido pagada por cada Il de los sub.
djtos ng!eses que han sido muertos
durante la revoiuci0n que ha habiGJ
en- csc pals en- los uttim0S c!nco amos
Y hasta los ChinOS han recibid0 indcr.-
nizac;oEes, pues no menos de dieZ nj.
pesos por cada unO de los 80 ciuGa,
danos de csc pals asiaticQ, que murie.
ron d manos de los revoluCionarioS en-
Torre0n, fueron pagados por cI CO.
bierno de Mexico; mientraS que las
vidas de los amcricanos hasta ahora.
10 han Waldo nj diez ~centavos.
"La p~lataforma d~emocratica baio
a cual ei prcsidente Wilson fuG clsc-
10, dec!ara: Que todos los ciUdadaiic.;
ameriCanos que reSidan 0 tcnyail pro.
piedadcs en- cualquicr pals e~xtranjc-
80, tieue dcrecho a Ia protection Dc.
gobierno americana tanto para e. CO.
mo para suS propiedadcs"
Eel dIa - de Agosto dc 1918. ii
presidcntc. por conducto del Secre.a
dc Estado, notifico a los m~eXlcaGrs
que "cualcsQuiera v~ioIencias que sc {,
meticran con los ciudadanos an -
ricanos por c~ualquiera de las autor;da
Ges civiIes 0 militarcs. este pals Coz.
sidcraria rcsponsablcs personalmcn;u
4 los nerpetradores de esas v]oilencia,
Y ei 26 de Enero dc 1914. @! misn,o
presidentc, por conducto tamDiGn dai
Secrotario dc Estado, manifesto Gia
los intcreses dc todos los ciudada' IS
americauos serian protegidos tanto cl
Mexico como en- cuaIquIer otro pas
del mundo.
Per cstas dcciaraciones los amer
canos creian justificadamcnte que re.
cibirian Ia protection empenada poT
ci gobicrno Y a Ia cuai les dabdn de-
rccho todas las ieycS del CodigO IL
tCru2ciona.cS V tOdas las lcyeS dc la
raz6n Y Ia justicia
"Ahora, despuGs de tres amos ' Ei"-
dc de faltar al mantcnimiento de 81
promcSa hccha a los americanos Gu
Mexico, sin eScrupulo ninguno So III
20 d. Washington que 81 los america
.- ,.,,,-,,,,, $50, AIr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
lie conceden permiso a
castro para que viva
en- los E. Unidos
La orden fus dada pOr Ell Secreta-
rio Wilson, Jefe del Depar-
tamento de Trabajc
feIrarama ESrerlal rara La PRENsA.

felfIrama ESgerlal r1Ta La PHENSA
WASHINGTON, D. c., Julio IA
La libertad que antes Sc hubiera ne
gado q Cipriano Castro. ex-Presidente
de Venezuela para entrar en- terri
torio de los Estados Unidos, lie fue
~concedida antenoche 4 & Y a su mu-
jer. por orden del Secretario Wilson,
del Departamento de- Trabajo, qnier:
no tuvo en- cuenta ell acuerdo de ia
jurta de immigration que negaba a
Castro el poder il 4 Puerto Rico, CO.
mo eran antes u planes, 0 permanc-
Ger mdefinidamente en- los Estados
Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
REP0SIERI.5
PpraS de Alnlibar.

- poupn Ia> peraS en aqua ira al
ruc=u. y dando un par de hervore'
- "rIlan an aqua fra para Que no Sc
manrhru: IueGo 50 mondan y pun
I'm por dos parties: - c.arItlra azu-
car y ST Iace iguai que en- Ia ante
rLnr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
oBl,,s DE CAROLINA lNsERNlzIO

Alupre< lra@.ros. 4. tuiuus. o.
81 borIc d"I abisruo : LaEo funesi0. :
C0razGn &c obrcrO. > iomo5. . U.s.
Gadcna CiCrna- / tOEluS. t.6n
Crtmen sin caSligo ) I.ucha supgeina. 3
Dramas del adul;crto. , ioinos. o.sg
Il be>D dc una m!rriL ! La VcnSduIa Gc
una lpCI. = tUL!y-. : Is
IL ulIUuO bcSU. 90
IL SecretU DC IN haHdlIp. h.ih
IL ircu d" IL GnUerie. : tyuIUS. asa
IL hljO L"l anarTGlSta. : tUiuOS. u.S0
IL albeTSlc del tl-lIlp. : i0rnos. u.Sg
Il ahOrcadp del parQuc. 1 tomOs. f.59
II c~alyarIO dc una mIIrc y Arrepeniimlen-
Los CrGnrnr> de DIaynllna- , tJmOs. 0.Sn
Los aiuures maliiiOs. = ipluuS. U.Su
los marIdua lufdru.S. = lUrUyS. O.S4
la SepultdGa VIVA. = ivInvs. u.S'
les y~.ci.luas del amor. az
Las iCaEcuIas &c los c"lys. & iuluus. i."f
Ia r~ccaiurd. O.Ii
la hiia de- 1t ppri"ra. = ,uurS. ash
"a resurrection dc IN angel. an
la bai,lr!Ul lei 'iUalru Teal. : iU.uUS u.Sr
Ia Ultima rita. " lmlHus. u.~f
los mIst"rlrS Del crIIW"I. s tumUs. i.F,
Las "~~"ldEaS Ulanris. = irrlVS. n.Si
IaraizO e Inferno. az
RInI % 81 Angel q" los hI.cs. = lvlrus n.Sl
! Teresa Ia Er>grIiada. : Iuluu-. O.Sn
In CrIuIcu Ct GUjpiUGvIi. . ,yiIyS. U.SI
N.rs"n : Iuadrc : t.Apld"iDu. ; 9aryS to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

Cuando ~neccsitc Hbros en- csPanoi
diriiase listed a Ignacio E. Lozeno.-
6o7 Dolorosa St.-S. Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

Teauvcva dc BraVanic. "
Historic DC Robinson Cru>oc. Hcrlhoso ~
BIO que pruyOca sicihpFc lA'cN9a9 ~ M
IA Usura dc lls CaUcllaS. 80
los ss.Ic pecalos capiIalcS. : tDTnos i.1l
la Ley d. dos. ~
Los ultimos dias De POmpcEa. ina uF Ids
yp,a1 mIio,Sr do Imio 2.BG
la mujer aduli"ra. : tonnes tH!a. . : 80
la hlja del Cardinal. U;l"
Los Tres MUsuuclerOs, ron So CDAlin'acioh
.'vcinle amos dcspGes' y FL NiLcoagr
de BracplOuc. s omOS 80!
los N.slerios dc 10 InGuis!rtdn. . u'"1
La juycnlud dc Enrique CuaEi". l.ou
Napoleon, pot Dumas. VIZ
oscar Y Amanda. = tOIuVS. . -
Pablo J Virginia. p.-1
QUO Vadls! NUyc!a Historical dc Ia epoya
"a SarGn 0.7G
IT,oao y ;nIir,a. ~
Tn hijo natural. Us"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
La ~situacion del Papa
Benedicto......
(Viene de Ia Ia. plaza

liza. y So cree Que obIigara al Papa
q lomar una resolution encrgica =
dccisiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

cue no puede precisar 81 eran 0 10 sol
dados. Aproximadamente como 80 IL
ros Sc cambiaron de cada partc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

H.3.c.G- a ~ C~cnla'pS.
Ari~ Dc ru-ra" IhaTldo.
Amor = EIIrtlrir.
CaI.arIn Dc amor
Fl Upvi0 VTest-dr-
IL purSaiUrio Dc ias sylicr5S.
~ Ulrai>a DE- la mIJeTe>.
FL inferno lie los hoTlJrcs-
II hlJ!a dc Jos mares
II Collar DC C-msraiGas.
Il nfdp dc r~uI>elcrcs.
III ;! dc Ia, U.iias.
IT. anna Oh III beS0.
Ia Liia q" las flores
la rinG dr los jaEmtne5.
la riUdd allegro.
Ia rorte DEL amor.
Ia priGcesI del dollar.
La h,ja dc Venus.
La ub~araS del a,nJr-
La lijas del. champagne.
Las ErlS IIylerHas.
Maidltas scar las mUjcr"5.
Malditos scar I2s hoIRbrs5.
MaidiIas sean las sUsgras.
MaitI'u seq Ct amor
MaIJjIgs sean los CclOs.
PprGuC - caSan los hoIuDFcS-
fgrIUc sc casan las mUierGS.
fg-uE@ pecan las muIeTeS-
Ir-Juc retnciden las yiuddS-
Fn?uue murmuran las viejuS.
Fvr S"gU.r 4 una mujer.
~ TIaIeSIE1 q Amor.
.hWa mi nUFia,
NoyciaS a 30 c~sutsyos-
h1ucsna. Dor CG-lots BrGs""4.
lr@d. Dor Garcia 8-G=G.
II BeCerrO de CE1.
Il Lilo Tualdil0.
I EtsngCSrt.o - - go.
III cirra de aldea.
M2ria, gCc Ic:Ee ISaEcS
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RELIGION

Aurgra Gr -al,arJGu. u.Hl
CatCr.<;uu &c IuPalda. UlO
CTuiuIraror General. 90
Cair-,-r.o de Perseverance,. i.yg
DevOcIOlartO GUadalupano. O.2j
FL Geniy del CriSt!dutslIO. Leciu.as para
~ hn-ar FGIrian de iu!n. 2GO
T!!y>yCia Elemental. por BalrncS. 10
EIstttfs >agrada. LibTo del Antigua = Nuc-
20 ~TestamentD, que C0Euenc Ia historic
del pueblo dc Israel : plnta las iSuTaS
Dc patriarcas Y prUteJaS. vjenduSc clara
mentc como - prepare Ia vcC.da del Ne
SIlS Tt!ri5n de Iui1. 3.m
La I'UiiacICH de CrISiC. h.GI
Lavaile meXIcGNO g" ~uraciuacs. p.ou
Los NarIIce-. q 81 trIUnfD dc Ia religion rrl--
t!ana. ror C~hatcaubr.and. EdIriCn dc INFO
con GrabaGp>. ..ll
NDrcua del -antO NiiJO &c :iCC3a. Oh
! rgur.iO L.avdIIe &c u JuveuiUd. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
MaNuiLES PRACTICES

Los ManuaIcs anOtadUs j continuation "a
len SI.BH IN peso Cada unOj.
Manuel dc. areltc> Y JabOncS.
MANUAL lie agricultural y SanGIeria.
Manual DC aIhaillleria.
Manual dc aries y UrIC.uS.
Manual de CirpiuICria dc taller.
Manual dr c"rraJcria Y Obra dc hero.
Manual del CuhclcrU : puivOrIsia.
Manual de- rUTtIdUr tic pleleS.
Manual del COnfiivru-pd>telcrO.
Manual del dcsIilador liCOTisia.
Manual de eleCtrIcldal.
Nanual tie fUiugrafiH.
Manual del hujaidlCrU.
Manual &c jaruineris y horticulture.
Manual del ldDUrcO Ge IuinaS.
Manual dc lcchrTia.
Manual dc meCauica Industrial.
Manual del plulcr.
Manual del rclnierO.
Manual del sasirC.
Manual del iclsgraf!-'a.
Manual DC yetrrlnsrls j equllsCI9D.
Manual del zsp2icrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20

SiaS he au;CreS IacNicanuS. -
pa.IonaTlaS. POC Manuel ". Flores. . y-@3
FUesias uc Antonio Plaza W.
POeslas Ge Manuel AcUld. VII
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asa MAS mRnDA Ia las EGURA L, OLE rEE Ell EoR sIR r% y m LA 81 gE Ir M1h Ia S o n"" N'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-20
oBRiS POETICAS De PEA.

Cani0S del HgSar. .
RI A-oa gel Amor. Edici0R dc lulO. -
Flores del Alma. EGiCl6n de luIO. !
N0gar Y Palria. EdicloD de lujo. . !
10, Glorias dc Mexico. ComposlciUnes
dycadas d Ia pairLa Y d sus heroes. {
Memorials. reIiquIaS y rC:ra'os. PTo7as
EecUcrdus Y EspcTdlLa5. Id. dc LUG
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES.

Assumption Pioneer: The sweet talker
is always good mixer, and as rule is
pleasant company, even though his hon
eyed words are used for the occasion only.
Lake Charles American-Press We do
not regard it as settled that Carranza will
be allowed to back out of the fight now,
since we have gone to the trouble to mo-
biize our maj)r generals.
Mansfield Enterprise: Hon. T. H. Har-
ris, superintendent of Public Education,
has been giving presents of considerable
value to certain members of the Legisla-
ture, for appreciation of services rendered.
While there was probably no evil intent, all
such things should be avoided absolutely,
as they are bound to arouse suspicion.
Assumption Pioneer: The bill propos-
ing that the Senate issue Sc, 900, 900 bonds
for the building Of a system of highways
Throughout the State was voted down by a
small vote. While we are in favor of hard
surfaced roads, we do not believe that the
people of the State should be burdened
with such Il debt, especially, when the fact
is clear that we can accomplish more by
urging each parish to build its own grave
roads,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
School Board Proceedings.

The Parish Board of School Directors for Bos-
sier Parish met in Benton in regular session on
this, the 9th day of July, 1916 with the following
members present. to-wit: w. E. Connell, Ward
One; wv. Wallace, Ward Two; N. w. Sentell,
President, Ward Three; A. J. Demoss, Ward -Four;
L. r. Bumgardner, Ward Five; L. c. Bggs,
Ward Six.
After roll call, the minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted.
There being no old business to dispose of, the
board went into a committee of the whole for the
purpose of canvassing and promulgating the re-
turns of the special school election held in School
Districts No. 7 and Nos
The result of the election held in District No.
showed as follows:
Haughton box-Vote fer the tax, 46; amount fol-
the tax, S37 $40. Against the tax, 1; amount
against the tax, S22O
Adner box-Votes for the tax, I; amount for the
tax $4094.
The majority in both amount and number OF votes
being in favor of the 7mill school tax for ten years
we, the School Board OF Bossier Parish, declare the
tax duly carried.
aforesaid result prepared and the Secretary OF
the School Board was requested to have copy Of
the same signed by the president of the body ant
published in one issue of the official journal, anc
one copy kept in the records of the School Board.
| This done and signed by the undersigned mem.
bers of the Parish Board of School Directors fol
Bossier Parish. N. w. SENTELL, President.
W. E. CORNELL,
| L. G.. BIGGs,
! L. r. BUMGARDNER,
| A. J. DEMoss,
J. w. WALLACE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
Gems of Thought.

Santine: He who tells everything, says
too much.
Burns: They never sought in vain that
sought the Lord Alright.
Plautus: There is, indeed, a God that
sees and hears all we do.
Tully: In the pursuit of pleasure, the
greatest virtues are neglected.
Macdonald: The best preparation for the
future is the present we'll seen to.
Goethe: Talent shapes itselfin stiffness !;
character in the tumult Of the world.
Shirley: Knaves will thrive, when hon.
est planness knows not how to live.
John Boyle O'Reilly: Be true to your
word and your work annd your friend.
Hinton: Never be afraid of giving up
your best, and God will give you His better.
Taylor: The full discharge of duty on
the lower level opens the passage up to the
higher.
Bunyan: In prayer it is better to have
heart without words, than words without
heart.
Lavater: Where there is much preten-
sion, much has been borrowed: nature
never pretends.
Barrow: Nothing hath wrought more
prejudice to religion, or brought more dis
paragement upon truth, than boisterous and
unreasonable zeal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
LATE NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The population of Mobile is 75,OO5, &C.
cordng to figures furnished by the city
directory of 1916.
A half mile of railroad tracks near Pic
ayune, Miss, was washed out by the over
flowed streams there.
Figures made public last Thursday show
that during 1915 trade of the United States
with Great Britain and her colonies reach
ed total of more $4,000, 100000.
A violent earthquake at Caltanissetta,
Sicily, occurred on the 9TH, causing the
deaths of 300 persons. The victims were
in three sulphur mines, which the earth
shock caused to cave in.
A bandit, single handed, held up four
stages last Thursday at Wawona, CAL,
just outside of the Yosemite Valley Park,
and from twenty eight people collected
500 in cash and some jewelry.
Nogales, Arizona, July S.-From one to
two hundred Carranza soldiers and camp
followers were massacred by BronchO va
qus this week in lower Sonora, according
to arrivals here to-day. Those of the de
facto detachment not killed by gunfire, it
was said were burned at the stake.
Guaymas, Mexico, July 5.-Women are
ledullIS UtCdu IlJtS III lutCIlOl tO"ll VI VIC
west Mexican States, according to reports
received here to day. The food situation
has reached an acute stage, with practical
ly no harvest of crops owing to the depre-
dations of rowing bands of Indians and
bandits.
Kansas City, July 8.-"To the wife beat
ers' post for you' will be the sentence to
wife heaters found guilty in Judge j. H.
Brady's court hereafter, according to the
judge. ''It does no good to send wife
heaters to the worzhOuse,' the judge said
"Henceforth we will chain them to the post
in q prominent place SO everyone who
passes may see the sort Of brute who uses
his fists and feet on woman. Maybe the
humiliation will do more good than work
house sentences. It is a shame the law
does not allow whipping posts.''
Alta nta, Ga, July 9.-Rivers Throughout
Georgia and Eastern Alabama We're report.
ed bank full tonight, while the heavy
rains that reached this section simultane-
ously with the tropical hurricane along the
Gulf Coast, continued. Flooded rivers al.
ready have taken two lives in Georgia
within the past twenty -four hours and to.
night it was reported from Columbus, Ga.
that the ChattahCochee there threatened te
overflow into Georgia on the cast and Ala
bama on the west. The weather bureau
announced to- night that in the almost con
tinuous downpour here since last Thursday
1923 inches of rain had fallen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
From Plain Dealing.

Tuesday, July 1l.-Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Powell
the proud parents of their sixth chld-a pretty
little girl.
Mrs. Harris of Ruston was recent visitor here
with her sister, Mrs. R. L. Arnold.
Senator w. j. Johnston returned home from
Baton Rouge last Friday afternoon.
A cousin of Mrs. John H. Allen, Mr.. Joe King,
of Memphis, Tenn, was visitor here Sunday.
Austin Stampley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Stampley, passed through Tuesday for Bearden,
Ark, where he has accepted clerkshp in a store.
Miss Carrie Wyche, now of Collins, Miss, and
her sister, Miss Lizzie of Dixie, spendind their
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Wyche.
Mrs. j. S. Gray was called to Shreveport Sunday
to see her new grandson, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Curry. This is their second child, and both
are boys.
Mrs. J. T. Many returned home last Wednesday
from Simsboro, where she spent two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball have
just become the parents of their second child-the
first boy.
The register of vital statistics for this place, Mr.
John H. Allen, reports for the first six months OF
the year six Births four white and two colored, and
four deaths, all white, occurring in the town OF
Plain Dealing.
Miss Vashsi Keoun, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Keoun, of Red Land, and Mr.. Ards Gamble,
of Hortman, near which place the young lady has
been teaching, were united in marriage in Minden
on the 4th, Rev. w. w. Drake officiating. This
attractive and talented young woman has many
friends throughout North Bosser who will be
pleased to extend their we'll wishes for life to her.
self and the young man of her choice.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
The Police Jury Meets.

A regular meeting of the Police Jury was held
in this place Tuesday and yesterday. All men,
bers were present
The body organized by electing Mr.. J. C. Logan
its President; Mr.. r. B. Hill, Secretary; Mr.. R.
T. Stinson, Treasurer, and the proprietor of the
Banner Parish Printer. All elections were for
four years. DR.. T. N. Keoun was appointed Par
ish Health Officer and Messrs. J. G. McDade and
L. M. Burks appointed to serve with him MEM
bers of the Board of Health.
The new Auditing Committee is comprised of
these three members: Messrs. J. G. McDade, j.
T. Many and L. M. Burks, and the Bridge Com
mittee of Messrs J. G. Logan and J. T. McDade.
The Advisory Committee for Road District No.
3, with the member of the jury from that ward to
act as its chairman, is comprised of Messrs. S. H.
Bolinger, w. F. Bell, J. S. Rodgers and F. r.
Garrett.
The Budget Committee fixed the rate of taxation
foc 1916 at 10 mills. AS fixed by law, at least 8
mills of this will 60 to the school fund.
An appropriation of 500 was made in the inter-
est of the 1916 Parish Fair.
An election was ordered held September 18th in
Ward Five, at which time the voting of special
tax of mills for period of five years, for the
upkeep of public roads will be submitted
Ordinances were passed fixing the special tax in
Road Districts Nos. 1, 2 and for 1916 at 61s, 81
and mills, respectively. The taxes, as the reader
understands, are for the retirement of bonds and
their attached interest coupons.
A Federal official was present in the interest OF
furthering tick eradication. The topic was freely
discussed, but the compulsory dipping of cattle
not framed into a local law. However, the jury
WILL as for some time past, continue to encourage
the practice.
Toll collectors for the east end of the Bossiel
City bridge were not elected. This is matter
that will properly come before the jury at its o.
tober meeting, though it was postponed at the
October, 1915, meeting.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
FROM OVER OUR GREAT STATE.

The cano is growing very well on all
places in the sugar belt, with ''laying by''
practically finished everywhere.
Two men were killed and property valued
at 100000 was destroyed as the result of
fire which last Thursday demolished a
lumber plant at McNary, near Alexandria.
The first bale of the new cotton crop to
reach New Orleans was sold at auction las:
Thursday, bringing Is cents pound. This
bale was grown at Goliad, Texas. 1t classed
strictly middling. Already Texas had pro-
duced several new bales before the one
consigned to New Orleans.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13
Matthew.
And he healed them.-4, "a.

And he healed tnem.-4, "a.
Bring forth therefore fruits meet for re-
pentance.-3, 8.
And Jesus came and touched them, and
said, Arise and be not afraid.-17, 7.
But if cast out devils by the Spirit of
God, then the kingdom of God is come unto
you.-12, %.
From that time Jesus began to preach,
and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of
heaven is at hand.-4, II.
But when the multitude saw it, they mar
yelled, and glorified God, which had given
such power unto men.-9, s.
4 bruised reed shall he not break, and
smoking flax shall he not quench, till he
send forth judgment unto victory.-12, 90
Or what man is there of you, whom if his
son ask bread, will he give him a stone:
Or if he ask fish, will he give him SER
pent?-6, 80.
Then was brought unto him one possess
ed with devil, blind, and dumb: and he
healed him, insomuch that the blind and
dumb both spake and saw,-12, %.
| Give not that which is holy unto the
| dogs, neither cast we your pearls before
swine, lest they trample them under their
feet, and turn again and rend you.-7, 6.
For ii We forgive men their tresspasses
your heavenly Father will also forgive you
But if ye forgive not men their tresspasses
neither will your Father forgive your tres
passes.-6, 14-15.
Which of you by taking thought can add
one cubit unto his statute? And why take
We thought for raiment? Consider the
lilies of the field, how they grow; they toll
not, neither do they spin.-6, 1927.
And Jesus said unto them, Because oil
your unbelief: for verify say unto you
Ii We have faith as a grain Of mustard seed
We shall say unto this mountain, Remove
hence to yonder place; and it shall remove
and nothing shall be impossible unto you
-12, 20.
Agree with thine adversary quickly
whiles thou art in the way with him; les
at any time the adversary deliver thee te
the judge, and the judge deliver thee tc
the officer, and thou be cast into prison
Verify say unto thee, Thou shalt by nc
means come out thence, till thou hast paic
the uttermost farthing.-5, 1926.
And when thou prayest, thou shalt no
be as the hypocrites are: for they love tt
pray standing in the synagogues and il
the corners Of the streets, that they ma,
be seen Of men. Verify say INTO you
They have their reward. But thou, wher
thou pfayest, enter into thy closet, anc
when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy
Father which is in secret: and thy Fathe
which seeth in secret shall reward thee
openly.-6, 90.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-13

L. E. Smith, Ruston, Lathe "
half of lot IA of the Heilperin /
dition. Taxes, 7 cents; interest !
costs to be added.
3G3-William Whitmeyer, Shreyeuo
La.-Lots II and Is of block |, Hup
Subdivision. Taxes, 81 cents;
terest and costs to be added.
On said day of sale ] will sell d
portions of said property as each dab
will point out, and in case the deb
will not point out sufficient proper
will at once, and without further Del
sell the least quantity of said propertl
any debtor which any bidder wilbur
the amount of the taxes, interest
cost due by said debtor. The salel
be without appraisement, for cash
legal tender money of the UnitedShI
and the property sold shall be redes
able at any time for the space oi
year, by paying the price given, incl
ing 20 per cent and costs added.
D. E. SoRREII,
1866 Tax Collector, Bossier City, /,