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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
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gang sntftbt. pis mir idien. sis
mub Is tpobl seb0rt baben."
Sic singen mitfammen binans;
Der Sdlanie unb Der Runblid)e, unD
Dina fab ipieber, ben appf aufsss
itiibt, bic Gebanten Don pprbin bepes
genb.
Sbr llIri9 bate 5ia bisber f4sins
bar penis nit 2ietxIsien befabt. gle
foriate ibm aud ni8t GnsitIid mad,
als tluse Mutter. DGr sr elm iols
der Grauenfreunb, ipis ibr Suit ses
peIen, es bate ibr bod ettuas babpn
bot. Iusen unb gu GebDr fominsa
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pielleiat mar es bier cine iebr srObe
= muBte man ibm oo6 aus Dem
Wese rdumen. llmo punberIid. lie
ertappte iid babel, 6ab lie oadte:
Wdr bieies id6ne MdOten, bas ba
neulid itattli9 an lllyi4s Ssite III
bic Gale ftritt, cine Der llnirisen,
pie germ Bate i9 es oanit fpobl ses
ieben, baB iie cine @eobern ipiiroe.
sic brau6te ni6t reid gu isin, aber
aIs Stammutter zines lletsn s3tpeis
ses Webbern : @ippIin8ercoe etne
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dbnlit mar es setpeisn, Song uns
mosli9.
Ssbr fdiper Ieufste fe. Das mar
mad benz fr0bliden Seimtommen, an
al ben fonnenideinii5eriIutsten Sas
gen bod Elm bSfer Saatten. Jort
bamit! Sbn befeitigeH. Sbre ents
idloFsnbeit tam.
Sie itarb auf. Die CUTE 5einefsts
ter bielt jebt ibre Mi;tagsrube, aber
nafber ipollte iie gu i4r ssbsn unO
Die 9oluntdre ms erie Treifen flip
rem. Cine gang seiditte Stratsgiii
mar iis ia i6on oft seDeIen.
Bon briiben Hang Gin Woriipediel.
Cine frs6e Mdnneritjmme bate ct.
mas SobniI6es, nit gube fieI Die pom
lllri6 Elm. Damn bonnerte BOblie
ipie elm sroQenbes Gcpitter. Run
absr binaus! Sofort. Soer i'd rule
Die !SOfleute."
Sdritte; nodnnals Elm tpiebernoes
9elG3tsr. 9rauben i9lusen Die
Suroe on; burauf rurOe es title.
limb na6 Elm paar Wlinuten trat ILL
rid pieber in iein 4r6eits5immsr.
Gr mar serDtet unb rib nit elmer
baitissn gespesuns ictnsn Rod auf,
als bsenge Jpn Der bel BEN tisfsm
aufteinbolen, gu Den er aniebte.
Seine SHUTTER blidte gu i'm beriiber.
Or bate bic 9rausn 5uiammengesos
gen unb tniff paIn bic Gippen a%ufeias
amber.
,!acnnIi bu bid iber einen minbers
tperiissn Wenf4en crgsrn?1 fragile
Dina eritdunt.
.lIeber ben 2umper. nein! IN ild
tritt iOl9e Sa6e GJters auf bern
aanbe Elm. Der serl. nein!!" u
cine abpstr.ube geipeguna
unb faste born eifrig: .9db Iein!
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iino feise. Or nil Elm Gorberger
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er es ausenblitli6 nift, henn feline
papisr. tpdrsn ibm dbbanben seioRs
men. @ia bier bsftoAen fporben fem.
pdbrsnO man Jpn iel5ft bes SiebftabIs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
GrnnSsisentbnrns SppOtbsten.
.gineinnati. 2. Musuit.

Rene 5bpotbeten.
5oiepbine Winis an eagle g. unb
g. U. $500.
eIi5abetb 9. Mbits an bisIelbs.
$1,000.
MiIbrsb 9. Happaport an @iaiam
WtilIer. $3.50.
Warp Weisbers an RsoDing Roab
g. unb .. 60. 1892.
@snss R. @eibman an GLENDALE
e. u. $3.50.
GfteIa Sobniton an.l marb g. u.
8. n. $1,000. /.
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Soft 9. Nsab an WefliGer Gtsrn
8. urb 3. u. $4,000.
DerfeIbe an DiefeIbe. $4,000.
Wplf pestin an eagle g. urib 6.
u. $175O.
Warp 9. 9obts an Miami Tofpns
|fbip %. unb 8. Gp. $3.50.
Sofepb Nussnt an bieieibe. $500.
Qouis Wrpipn an propibent Sabs
ings y .unb 8. 60. $1,000.
6tnrp Mifd an poplar 8. unb Q.
So. $3.50.
Sherman 3.GDoper an GitiStns
8anf BON 81. Bernard. $1,000.
Waurice 3. Sdroeber an ct. Der
narb prosrsFipe 9. unb 8. u. $240o.
Joiepbine WiIis an Woobburn @pe.
g. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Jofepbine WilIis an Samuel ..
Cooper. $500.
SamueI 9. Malters an gion no. l
g. unb .. 60, $500.
Iisuit 8. UsiIs an btsIeIbf. $4,000.
Marb q. WurpbD an George %.
Orr. $763.63.
Sobn 81. @reen on benfelbsn.
$1,000.
Settle 8. Green an OenisIbsn.
$1,000.
SObn ~. Green an Carrie gtoins.
$1425.
Charles 2aufbauff an Guarantee
Depofit 60. $4,000.
Senrp g. !6ensmann an Mintop
YIaee g. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
Gillian W. 9iderfon on Meitern
ape. .. q. $1,000.
Gissie Malep an Carolina &. gfter.
man. 1852.
8elnab 3. pierfon on Meit aiberte
nnb 6. SO. S2250.
Gillian M. 9iderIon al, Wpsrs q.
Cooper. $1229.85.
Mliee g. Smitb an 2iberal 6. unb
20. $1,000.
Bernard 5. Wiiderbeibe an Geit
Str. q. u. Ro. 1. $4,000.
&etiIgtc SDpotbefcn.
ssobn O'gseia al Monarf q. nro
g. q. Co.; $2500.
Sbcrnian $. VoIrner all Scmeiteao
G. iab 6. Co.; $4,000.
Gina u. Butler an Georgia geari;;
Seunic @. 9eotmail ail @tdcria
n. no. 2; $3250.
9ieicIbe on $orrp Oldham;
S35S.02.
gitcnn Sobniton oil Griie @aro o.
linS g u. &C.: $2500.
Sarnb g. @ortnabp an 2eonnro
$1,000.
Sreb. Spreeii SSr. a, Some Q. uno
2. Co.; $500.
@nL o.. Strip on g. 30. Grags;
$500.
SoIepbtiie gSilliS on Btrie GfrnBc
Gcble 8. inb .. Co.; 5000.
abrabam Spiiler on @agIe @. Ii.
9. a.; $1,000.
Sol. @asler on 90. Marb 8. iinb
8. 60; $1,000.
Catherine Worar on ct. Bernard
9roSreiiioe g. ilnb 8. Co.; S2500.
Gamel 6. Nalters di 2ion SO. /
2. nnb Q. Co.; $1,000.
3homas GIatterp on eagle Q. iutS
9. a.; $4,000.
Catherine @cIbltrg on Grant|
SpiBberger; $1,000.
anlla @aIburs on b~enielben;
@arp 81. @itrpbp on George o.
Orr; $56S.
Carl Vtares an aeror %. uilb g.
Co.; $4,000.
Settle S. Green an @oIinit SiQs
Q. unb 8. Co.; $1,000.
Gbas. anitfbuff an Guarantee De.
poiit Co; $1,000.
Saruep q. Gcrrorar on bieiclbe
Co.; $4,000.
Mnrsaret aoribagen on Get Cir.
no. 9 g. unb Q. Co.; $1,000.
Soiepb 9. SilgericQ on Sames 81
Collins; $500.
Warfin 3. Shoe6le an @. u. Yc.
terS Mealip Co.; $555.
9erielbe an SSen 9. q. Col
Cline syierce an Cottage Q. unS 8.
Co.; $1,000.
GauhfnerhauAshfah bei WeYbuu
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Iid,en gde bon Golerain uno &oppI'
Strai,e. WionatIid)e Mietbc $50.
eona 80. TapIor an Sarrp @
gaplor, 400 SUB an Der @eIticit,
ron aincaio Boob in Tearultt @iog;
tStcIer 500; 81.
Charles Nartinaton an Chill,
Henlbilb II. g., is bel III SUB al
Der norolid)en Settle prn CLIFTON 9lue
(Steuer $f); ST..
Spa Su0toif an Guiani1o Gtenger
30 bel 100 SUB an Der Gillette Dol
SSonnboe 9lpe. in gtorpooo (Gteuel
$Sl: 81.
abrdbam SbuaerS mn @olf
eRpustin, 9beil bon Got IL in &. "
5aplor'S Sitboiuiiion an Der DIT
Sotc &oa6 (Stelier 500; 81.
sscan s.. 9api6Ion OIL Soiepb 9tu
gent, ~ungcfabr z glder 2ano in oel
Seftiou 26 in Ntortb @cno (Steuci
S2); 81.
Senrp 6. @betitote on @iaiau
WtGonnio, az bel 121 Sub an ocl
iiiorpcitliden Seits BON Morris Ylaee
$40 SUB oitlid] BON GrScuIIum Ipe
lteiier $500; 81.
Jrnrf @betitcne OH @iaiam Wc.
'Oonolo, basielbe @ipeihbiun (SteiNr
$500: ST.
Rafel u. CUNT II. u. an Sherman
3. Cooper, Elm urpertbeiltes SntereFs
in nnsefGbr 100 Older aarto in Secs
ticnen q unb 33 in Sscamore Gotpn'
ibip, (Sieuer 500, ST..
Wiaiam q.tount an Senrp g.arufe.
25 BEL 150S5ub an Der Weitieite BON
Carthage pite (Steuer SOC, 81.
Bertha Gdroer al, .Serbert 8.
Garbner, Got 1O3 in Sdmes $. Die
rer's 4obition in Reabins, (Sisuer
81, 81.
ausuit 9. srum an Cincinnati
Gerie so. 142, r. 8. g., / bel rs
CUB an Der SfHeits BON Jadirn
Ctr, 81.
Sdmuel .. Cooper an Spispbine
WiLis, 81 bei 1o1 SUB on Der nprbs
fpeitIi9en Ode BON Win6ior uHb ct.
SSames Ipe., (Steuer $6), 81.
George y. Orr an Warp U. Murs
pbp, 25 hei SIS sFlib on Der Sitjeite
bon Gifbert Mpe.. (Steusr 500, 81.
2ouis u. sopion an Nrmintba 6.
1opfcn, Got 217 in u. 6. SeoDilIs's
unterabtbeiIung in Mppming, (Stsasr
50O, 81.
Mar 8ottuin an @ertrube Nbr,
81 bel 105 SUB an Der Siieite Don
DAT aps. duf price Din, Sieuer
SOC, 81.
Carl pbares on aIice 8. SiIbess
IeD, 2ots IL, IS, 81 unb 90 in glod
IL in Games 80. Siblep's briiten
llnterabtbeiIung in Terrace part.
alice 6. siloeslep an Sane ..
9. pbares, baHsIbe Grunbitiid.
81.
Carrie glome an Sobn 81. Green,
90 bei 229 SUB an Der Rorcieite
BON Dbiiiier Str. (steusr $2), 81.
Sobn Or. Green an So9n 8. Mil
ion. baNeIbe 9runbftiid, lSteusr
50e), ST..
Mdriin z. S6asbIe an !Senrp q.
Seineman, Got 6 in Winton Seiebts
llnierabt1eiluna (Steuer $3.50. 81.
Marion ". Bran an .WiIbur
2 Cots bon so bel 125 CUB
an Der Oitieite pon Saff aps., (Steas
er $1.5W, 81.
Wilbur grafpforS on u. s. DEAN,
30 BEL 125 SUB on Der SIfeite bon
Guff 4pe., (Steuer 81, 81.
u. 8. Beam an WiIbur G~rntDforb.
@%ereinbarung sum @ertauf bon 80
bel 125 SUB an Der Sftieite pen
9nff @pe., fir $792.
Barbara 6rous an Grnjt 8. Tran5,
Got 296 in Spbe parf ~unterdbtbeis
lung on Gbparbs Roab, 81.
Caroline q. G%ftermanr an li5sie
% BEL 120 SUB on Sibfeits
bon @sit 8 Strabe. (Steuer $l50,
81.
Gbe Guburbnn Real Gftate CONS
PAM an gsluab 9, pierfOn. Got 102
In Horpoob 9ieru lInterubtbsiIung,
.Stener 81, 81.
Sobn Gissl an bic Stabi gintins
naii, Got IL in 3. &c g. armitrons's
llntera5tbeiluns in Columbia, (Steu'
IT S3), $3.50.
Martin aublotp an bieiel6e, Got
l6 in berfelben 1lnterdbtbeiluna,
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protef.

'4rst: nWait biefer arantbets t0nnt
RJbr alt tperben, &reusbt4Isr."
Bauer: r@er, b6s taat' gabna pais
Dostorl-
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
Mississippi Hogs Make New
High Price Record,

Agricultural College, MISS.
September 15-The highest price
ever received for Mississippi
grown hogs S1I.15 hundred
weight. was recently. paid to /.
c.. James, of Sharkey county.
for a lot of IS head that he had
fed under the direction of |. w.
Carpenter, extension anlmat hus'
bandmau Of the A. & M. College,
A. r. Terry, DEMONSTRATORS
agent for Talahatchle county.
The average weight of these
porSers was 201 pounds, and
they brought an average price
OF S22. Is each
At the beginning Of the feed
ing period the average weight oil
the pigs was 1913 pounds. They
were ted for 40 days. during
whlch time they ate 46S bushels
oil corn and 1000 pounds of cot
ton seed meal, and were allowed
to Craze ON twelve acre leSpe-
deza pasture. The corn and cot
tonseed meal were fed IN "A self
feeder. After charging the corn
aiSI 90 a bushel. the meal at
$50 90 a ton. the pasture at SO. %
au acre, and paying IS 90 hun
dredwelght in The first place,
Mr.. James, VINO keeps an ac-
count with his hogs, calculates
that he made profit Of s. %
a head. or $3.50 90 on the lot.
The average daily gain per hog
was pounds.
Mr.. James Is raising hogs as
means Of diver sfylas under
boil weevll conditions. He has
Just put 100 more shoats on
ration consisting of SoybaauS
and corn. and Is. in addition,
feeding 100 sOwS to be used for
breeding purposes.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
Prohibitionist Saw Snake in
His Bed.

West Point, MISS, Sept. 10
(Specla0 Pat Bennett lives at
No. IL, Fifth street. He went
to a prohibition lecture last
night and was a little late going
to bed aud thought he felt some,
thlng moving IN his bed, but
fell off TO sleep without lnvesti-
eating. When he woke up this
morning a big moccasln snake
crawled out with INN Pats a
prohlbltionlsf. lives in prohl-
bition town and never touches
a drop, but he was sure he had
the "jlmmles' and be broke the
lock and tore down the door
getting away from that snake
and all be wore was his nighties.
-Ex.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
What's s in My Soil?

is my farm alfalfa lar d: What
kind Of soil Is this? What's in
il?
These are Tie questions That
every land owner finds forcing
themselves on him IN these days
when farming is done more Or
less b chemical formulas
These questions aud many oth-
ers are satisfactorily answered
IN The Soils of MississIppi. "
bulletin recently published Oy
DR.. w. N. Logan. Of the Geolo
gy Department OF The MisSls>ip
pi A. Il M. College.
TINS bulletin not only tells
how soils are formed by time
| and the effects OF water, Ireezlug.
dead plants, and au mat>, aud
other agencies, but shows your
county IN "a we'll prepared map
OF the soll areas of the state and
tells what the contents OF the
soll are, and what crops. are
adapted to that section.
WhIe the supply Is limited i,
Director & +. LloJ d Of the Miss
i>>ippi Experiment Station has
arranged to send one copy only
to any resident Of Mississippi on
re quest.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State OF Mississippi,
Oktibbeha County.

Oktibbeha County.
Notice to all whom it may concern.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Oktibbe-
ha County, Mississippi. hereby gives
legal notice unuer chapter l76 Of the
laws of Mississippi, 1914, that said
Board will at it's regular October, 1916,
meeting. issue negotiable bonds, Of Su-
pervisors District No. 5 Oktibbeha
County Mississippi, for the purpose of
constructing and maintaining one or
more highways in said District and for
all other objects permitted and author
lzed by said chapter 176 of the laws of
Mississippi, 1914. Said bonds to be in
an amount not to exceed ten per cent
um of the assessed value OF all taxable
property in said District, and in all
things to conform to said ia@.
The statutory petition is now on file
with the Clerk of the Board of Superyi-
sors and the preliminary declaration of
the Boards proposal and intention to
| Issue bonds is duly recorded in the
minutes of the meeting of the Board for
the month OF September A. d. 1916.
The qualified electors of said territory
may petition against the proposed is
suance of said bonds as provided by
| law If they so desire,
Witness my official signature this the
sth day of Septem ber A. d. 1916.
Seal ). K. LONG,
Clerk of the Board of Supervi-
sors OF Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.
! 9-S4t.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
PlOWS For First
Time In 5 Years
LAFAYETTE County Farmer Feels
Better Than He Has III ~
Years.

It is doubtful if any man III the
whole state of Mississippi is
more enthusiastic or can vouch
for a more remarkable benefit
from the use of Tanlac than w.
w Stewart, Oxford, Miss, Il. +.
ID. No. /, one of the we'll to-do
farmers of Lafayette county and
one of the best liked men in bis
section.
1T may sound strange, he
told f II. Rowland at Roland :
Drug Store the other day, "nut
| hadn't been able TO eat bite
of ham in ten years till | tried
Tanlac for my stomach trouble.
aud now I'm eating ham and veg
etables aud number Of things
that I've had to let alone for
pretty near eighteen years.
I've never III my lie seen amy
medicine like 1t. aud lot of peO
pie here IN Oxford that know
how tad off | was will hardly be-
lievp me when | tell 'em I've
plowed every day this week since
Monday I'm sleeping fine, too.
aud | feel better every way than
| have IN 20 years.
I'd. just gotten so my stomach
was no good 10 me at all. for
every thing I'd eat would give me
sour stomach and a burning in
my chest, and som etlmes | would
haye cramps 'ull I'd think | was
going to die. Sometimes these
spells would hit me here in town
aud | would just be afraid | was
not going to get home alive.
Il couldn't drink coffee at all
and even water would make me
sick at the stomach sometimes.
| couldn't sleep at night TO do
any good and [ simply got SO |
couldn't eat any breakfast at all
aud | finally quit trying.
"I'Ve paid doctors big money
to treat me for this trouble. and |
took a lot of medicines but in
spite of all 1 could do | kept 60
ing down hill till [ had no
strength at all aud when plow-
ed like | did this week it was the
first time | had been able to do
such thing in five years.
''Taulac's the only medicine
that has ever done me any good.
| was III an awful shape and 1t
tized me up fine and | hope every
body-I know Will read this state
ment. It's the simple truth and
| don't care how far you spread
it,"
Tanlac is sold in Starkylile eX-
cluslvely by r. K. Il + L. Wier,
III Sturgis bv |. Shropshire in
Mabeu by Thomas & WIggins.
aud III Bradley by j b Brown.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22

Death overlook ia persons,
while walking on tracks, swing,
ing tralnS, or otherwise trespasS-
ing On the property Of the South
eru Railway during The year end
ed June 3Oth.
Desplre all warnings OF It's
danger, the practice Of trespass-
ing on railroad property seems
on the Increase For the three
previous years the number of
trespasSers killed on The South.
ern was as follows: 1913-155;
1914-126; l915-I46. making with
1916 a total of 601 lives sacrific-
ed TO careieSsness.
Statistics show that the great
majority of railroad trespassers
KILLED are useful citizens. Wage
earners, using the tracks while
walking to and from their work
furnish large proportion while
fully third are school BOYS,
killed while hopping" trans.
The Starkville news., 1916-09-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Fuller.
of Houma, La, are visiting rela
tives here.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
Retribntion.

Usurpsrs OF power have ~ r
met the condemnationw which their
acts have justified. King John
assumed the regal powers il
England, and we find the "Bard
of Avon" placing these words in
the mouth Of the Legate Of the
Roman Pontiff:
"A sceptre snatched by an unruly
hand
Must be as boisterously maintained
as gained;
And he who stands upon slippery
place,
Makes nice of no vile hold to stay
him up
In the unenviable position nj
King John now stands the Big
Boss Of All thu little bosse-. to-
wit: Col Robert Ewing, and We
lsunch this assertion with NJ fear
of contradiction On April 10 he
sceptre Of his dn,nininn "v~r the
people of Orienns will fail from
his pslsird graap, and his carer
will close in the scmbre midnigh
Of political oblivion
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
On April Is vote for
EDWIN S. BROUSSARD
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LOST

On the road between Bald
win and Choupique planta-
ton, in Baldwin. or on the
train between Franklin aud
Baldwin, a braided gold
bracelet, with one diamond
and two amethysts, with
monogram initials NJ. A. P.
1915 on inside. Reward if
returned to
OSCAR l.. ALPHA.
Franklin. La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
School Board Proceedings.
FRANKLIN. LA April IL. 1916

FRANKLIN. LA. April IL. 1916
On the above date the Board Of
School Directors Of the Parish of St
Mary met in regular sessi n, Presi-
dent Wilson McKerall presiding. and
the following members present: Messrs.
c. a. A,cock. Sidne, Borvillain.
John C. Claussen. H. L. Jolly. F. d.
Winchester. J. o. Bodin. William
Folse, L F. Pecot. E. Fl. Bojarsky.
Absent. Or r. f. Frere.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Superintendent submitted the
following reports, which were adopted
and ordered placed on the minutes:
FIN NCIAL REPORT.
Statement of Receipts and Disburse-
ments Of ST. Mary Parish School
Board, General Fund Account. for
Quarter ending March 3Ist, 1915.
RECEIPTS.
Current School Fund Estate
Appropriate 10. 9oI VI
Police Jury Appropriation 1891 50
Fines and forfeiture. 80 90
Poll Taxes 1895 80
Interest Sixteenth Section 1.e3S So
Municipal Tax 1888 u
Land Rents 81 90
Interest: daily bank balances I'll %
Balance cash on deposit FIRST
Nat. Blk Morgan City, 1871 l,O69 43
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
Daniel ETrOlanlan
Presents
narguar|te Clark
In picturizatiOn Of the
beloved romance
The Prince and
The Pauper.'
BY MARK TWAIN
Opera house. Tue dav. April Is.
Prices 1Oc-15c

The Part.h School Board met
last Wednesday and transacted
"nsideraela business The pro-
'eding- will be found elsewhere
in this issue. Mr. Wilson McKer-
al. Sr chairman. DR.. T +. Frere
and Hr e. A. Aycock were ap-
pointed to look into the matter of
r. pairing aud improving the OLD
ST. Mary Central High School,
building for the pu pose Of u ling
same as Domestic Scienc:
Scaool The expense Of this i'm
r'uvement is TO c,me out of the
Third Ward special fund. Or !.
r. trere and Messrs. C. A. Aycpck
and L f. Pecot were ais, ap-
,int-d a committee to look into
the matter of cree ing a school
building in the First Ward, the
building to be p il for ou- said
wards special fund. Other busi-
ness of routine nature wa- die
posed of by the Board, The white
schools thro' ghout the Parish
were ordered closed on Nay % n.
The presentation on the screen
of THE Prince and the Psuprr,'
the foremost work of America
greatest humorist, Mark Twain
and the fra, OF his beloved tale
to be PIC urized, represents an
other decisive triumph for tn
Famous Players Fiim Company
In the five-part photo-adaptatio
of this celebr .ted Romance, MI
guerite Clark stars IN toe du,
title role, in which her rHm,'kAb
interpretati n Of the contrast,
characters will rank with the
or, hi-trionic f .at- of
screen. Faithfully preserving
satire, the thrilling romano. y
the beautifus sentiments of Ma
Twain's immortal tale, the pl
duction d-lineatcs with astoniI
ing realism the adventures Of
weary little prince who ionged
play brgg'r + II IA day. aud Of
ambi ious little b ggarwho yea
ed to be- 4 princr, bo;a If wnf
through theic rrmArkab r,sa
blance to cAcn nt.er, sudde-
find their h...rts' desires graril
in Il totally unAxOectrd man
After many stirring ,mpl.catii
with shattered illusions.
longs to return 10 his .rmar
natural m ,da of -Xi~tenc.,
sltion which is fl csrd in the Il
ther deveInpm 'nt Of the story.
Opera house. tn esday, April
Prices 1Oc. loo.
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Respectfully submitted,
d. N FOSTER. Supt.
On motion, daily seconded and car
ricd, a committee of three composed
OF Messrs Wilson McKerall, Chair
man. Il F. Frere and G. A. AycOck
we're appointed TO look into the mat
ter of repairing and improving the
old St. Mary Central High School
building, the said building to be used
as Domestic Science School. all ex-
penses in connection Herewith to be
paid for exclusively out OF the Third
Ward special fund.
On motion of MIR. C'aussen, duly
seconded, Messrs. T.. F. Pecot, G. A
Aycock and r. F. Frerc were appoint
ed as a committee to look into the m t.
ter of erecting a school building in
the First Ward. said building to be-
paid for out of the First Ward special
fund derived from the compromise
with the Southwestern Traction Il
Power Company.
On motion of Mr.. Aycock, duly
seconded the i<oard authorized the
payment of $500 monthly out Of the
special fund of the Sixth Ward as an
additional amount to be paid Il janitor
of the Morgan City High School.
said payments to begin IN the 10th
day of January, 1916, and for every
school month thereafter.
On motion Of Mr.. Jolly, seconded by
MIR. Bojarsky. it was moved that the
bill of e.. T.. Hartwei! Company. Linn
itesi. for CRATE bars be paid III the
amount of $3.50 90 as per agreement,
and not $i5 90.
Ga motion of Mr. Winchester. Sec
onded by Mr.. Folse. Good Friday
was given as a holiday
On motion. duly seconded. the white
schools of the Parish were ordered
closed on Thursday, May .. 1916.
The following bills were approved