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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

A generation ago two thirds the en-
tire population of the United States
lived on a farm and cultivated soil and
ard at present less than one third are
engaged in farming. And until this
condition changes we can never see
farm crops and farm animals cheap
again. It is certainly the day of the
farmers opportunity.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

The result Of Mr.. Crump's Rick.
writing campaign in Shelby county
two years ago Is telling now in negro
activities In preparation for the CON-
ing election. Report coming from
Memphis that ten thousand negroes
have registered in Shelby county. and
being denied negro candidates by the
Republican organization there the neg
roes have put out candidates Of their
own race and are urging all negroes to
support them. They are also working
some In Fayette and Upton counties,
to get the negroes to vote. They are
not receiving the support Of white re-
publicans in anyof the three counties.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

Why is procrassination said to Be
The thief Of timer" asked the peda
eogue.
Cause IT takes 20 long 10 SAY Il.
answered the bright youngster at IL
pedal extremity Of the clasa
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

is her hair. If yours is stresked with
Ugly. grizzly. gray hairs. uss La Gre
OLE Hair Dressing and change i N
the natural vs.. Price 800 Ill
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

50 on first symptoms use "Renovins'
and be cured. Delay and pay the Az
ful penalty. "ReDovine" Is the
heart'sEsmedy. Price 800 and SOC. Ill
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27

Your druggist viii refund money Il PAzo
OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case Of Itching.
Hind. Bleeding OF Prutruding Piles in 6toI4days.
The 6rst applicaEiou gives Ease and Resi-. -
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

A car load of fat hogs recently ship
ped from Somerville to st. Louis were
sold in that market at 100 on foot,
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-10-27
The FAYETTE FALCON
v. I. LOGGIEs. EDITOR and PROP.

Entered at the pOstofice Of SomerviIle,
Tenn. as second-class matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
A. H. DEMEULES, GERANT
La St Jean-Baptiste
a Cloquet

L'Union st Jean Baptiste de
Duluth Went d'6crire une belle pa
ge dams rhistoire de la colonie
franco-am6ricaine de la T6te des
Lacs. Organisatrice autorisee de
nos fete patriotiques, ellie ma ja-
mais failli sa noble mission, re-
produisant sur les rives du lac Su-
perieur les manifestations grandio-
ses qni saluent, sur les bords du
ST. Laurent, le retour du "a JUN.
Mais cette aimee, ellie a fait oeuvre
doubiement utile: dams le d6sir
non settlement de conserver les
traditions nationales, mais aussl
d'unir en- un faisceau infrangible
les divers groupes francais epars
en- ces regions, ellie convie une
meme fete les Franco-americains
de Duluth, de Superior, ct de Clo-
quet. Son appel fut entendu. ct
avec quel enthousiasme, la foule
qui Sc pressait, malgr6 la pluie
importune, dams le Joli pare dn
charmant Cloquet, le clamait a
tous les vents.... Jamais 'St
Jean-Baptiste'' fut plus unanime,
plus radieuse ct plus f6conde -.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
Bureaux: 3O5 East Hennepin Ave

en- ce qui concerne notre attitude
vis-a-vis des autres nations mais
c'est Ia un des nonbreux cxemples
prouvant que le v6ritable amour
commence chez sol. CONNIE Ia dit
le docteur Butler. "Allons-nous
commencer a faire d'abord chez
nous une nation modele de notre
pays?"
Et, dams ce cas-, il semble neces-
saire d'exalter lamour du pays,
ainsi qu'un s6rieux d6sir d'6tudier
ses besoins ct de TRAVELLER pour y
faire face. ST nous esp6rons etre
un mod6le vis-a-vis des autres ma
tions, 81 nous voulons leur prouver
que la libert6 resout plus de pro-
blemes que la repression, nous de-
vons d'abord effacer toute trace lie
restriction dams notre pays, aboiir
les nombreuses ct tyranniques en-
traves mises a la liberte individn-
ellie ct laisser Phomme libre de de-
velopper normaiement ses propres
faculties ct poursuivre son propre
bonheur; il ne doit etre restreint
que par la consideration n6cessaire
de l'egalit6 de libert6 pour tous ses
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07

notre train de bravos r6p6t6s. La
fanfare locale attaque la "Marseil-
laise''. LIE valiant abb6 Lemire
ct les officers du Club Lafayette
nous recoivent a la descente du
train ct nous souhaitent la bierve-
nue.. D6ja on Sc sent chez nous.
Les sergents d'armes organisent Ia
procession: drapeaux en- tete, ellie Sc
d roule a travers les rues pavoisees,
gravite- la pente qui meme a P9gli-
Sc ct s'eng6utfre sous les vo1tes du
temple. La chcrale de Duluth en-
tonne avec un brio entra nant la
marche chant6e: ''C'est la St Jean
Baptiste''. LIE waste 6difce d6bor-
de bientot; $500 personnes sly
present a s'6craser ct quelques
centaines bordent les escaliers ct
toutes les avenues. Jamais audi
toire ST nombreux ct plus recueilli
ne s'est WI a Cloquet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
Arrivee a Cloquet

Pluie battante depuis Carlton.
Derriere ce voile humide, Cloquet
Sc dessine vaguement. Cloquet,
nom bien n6tre, 6voque le souve-
mir de ces hardis pionniers fran
Gals qui ouvrirent ces immenses
pays q la civilisation chr6tienne;
lei CONNIE un peu partout dams ces
Etats de rOuest, nous sommes
chez nous de par lie droit de pre-
miere possession. Aussi est-ce tou-
jours avec respect ct avec tiert6
que nous visitons ces ''postes' de
traite on d'industries naissantes
devenues grandes cites ou villes
prosp4res, ct Oh restent burin6s
dams lie roc, ou sur les arbres de la
foret, ou dams les ceurs de Ia &C.
n6ration nouvelle, les noms fran
Gals des fondateurs. -. Nous voici
en- plein Cloquet. Nous longeons
d'immenses cours q bois Oh s'entas-
sent des millions de planches. A
droite, sur les bords de la rlvi6re,
s'6levent des scieries colossales,
gagne-pain des quatre-c -cinquieme
de la population ouvriere. En- IA
ce des maisons de commerce ambi-
tieuses; plus loin, grimpant les CO.
lines sabloneuses, des residences
multiformes ct coquettes; ct plus
haut, 6tendant ses bras protectors
sur la vile cul6e, la croix du clo-
cher paroissial. -.
A la care une foule endimanch6e
brave la pluie gaiement ct salue
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07

San Francisco, 3 juliet. = On
estime q 90 le nombre des REFUGEES
americans venant de Colima ct de
Guadalajara qui sont arrives ven
dredi a San Francisco q bord du
navire "Peru" qui s'occupe du
transport de la MALE. On compte
parmi ce groupe de REFUGEES des
femmes ct des enfants qui ont dn
FUR en- toute hate Ieurs habita-
tionspour Sc diriger vers la cote
occidentale.
Au dire des REFUGEES un nouveau
chef de bandits qui declare Sc
nomm6 le general Chibo- ce nom
veut dire ''ch6vre' = terrorise ac-
tuellement le territoire en- dedans
de la cote occidentale. II a dome
au d6tachement quill commando le
nom de Chibetas, qui veut dire
"chevreaux.''
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
Depart de Duluth

LIE 25 JUN, a $50 a. N Ciel girls
images noirs a l'extreme horizon:
on dirait ds gigantesqnes corbeauz
qui@planent. . lei ct Ia des 6clair-
els de sole,l qui Sc prolongent en-
6ventails: LIE roi des lacs dort pa
resseusement sous un rideau DE
pals brouillards. Les colines, ta-
pisces de foraisons tardives aux
nuances vari6es, 6chappent avec
effort a p6treinte humide ct mon
tent h6sitantes vers la pleine lumi-
ere, Duluth est triste ct beau q la
fois!
Aux trois points de depart, des
groupes Sc Torment, gross1ssant s'a-
gitent. CONNIE le chantent quel.
ques voix joyeuses, ''les Canadiens
sont la!'' lis sont Ia avec leurs
'sbeaux habits des grands jours'',
avec leur gazette francaise, avec
leur patriotisme tout 6panoui. {.
Les chapeaux au ruban tricolore
sont a la mode. On Sc salue de
loin de la main ct de la voix; ct
peu a peu les cat6gories Sc clas-
sent. Les v6n6rables aieuls, aux
longs cheveux blancs mais encore
solides sur jambes ct au regard
bien clair, Sc recherchent ct dams
un coin tranquille, revivent ensem-
bic les jours d'autrefois, ''jours des
triomphes ct des splendeurs de la
race. La jeunesse, fra1che et
brillante CONNIE les roses nationa
les, forme bouquet lei ct Ia, s'amu-
Sc ct jette aux 6chos sa franche
gazette. Les enfants sont partout,
au grand souci des bonnes mamans
qui les appellent ou les poursui-
vent; quelques uns, debout sur la
vote, regardent au loin CONNIE
seur Anne. Soudain, des cris
de joie: lie train arrive!..
La compagnie Northern Pacific
fait royalement les chooses: ellie
nous fournit un train de latre avec
wagons dernier modele ct avec un
m6canicien, serre-frein ct conduc-
teur francais. Au della de sept
cents Franco-am6ricains prennent
place dams les luxueux wagons
(pres de deux cents les precedent
en- automobiles). C'est un succ3s
inesp6r6. Tout ce monde q bord
en- route.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
ABONNEZ-vOUs

L'ECHO 20 par semaine
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
EI Paso, Texas. 3 luiIle1

Ell Paso, Texas. 3 Juliet. = On
rapporte que 2l chevaux, 2l selles
ct une quantit6 de revolvers, fu-
siIs, munitions de guerre ct vete-
ments, qni ont etc captures d Cor
rizal, ont etc remis aux autorites
militaires.
Les chevaux ont etc conduits a
I'extr6mit6 mexicaine du pont in-
ternational qui s6pare les Etats-
Unis d'avec le Mexique ct de Ia
les betes avec tout le enlargement
ont franchi la distance jusque sur
le cote am6ricain Oh DIES troupes
en- ont Gu soin. Les accoutrements
avaient etc places a bord dun wa
gon. LIE tout pass6 aux autorites
am6ricaines apres qu'un officer
AMERICAN cut sign6 une note sous
forme de recu.
Aux QUARTERS g6n6raux xe Far
NEE am6ricaine sur lie sol dame
rique, une conquete Sc poursuit
pour savoir quoi sen tenir reIati-
vement aux pLaintes port6es par le
general Francisco, commandant de
la garrison a Juarez, qui pretend
que les troupes am6ricaines pres
Gsleta, Texas. jeudi soir, ont tire
de l'autre cote de la ligne, tuant
un garden de l'entrep6t des doua-
nes au Mexique.
"L'inquali6able attaque des
Mexicains contre la cavalerie ame-
ricaine, lie long refus de relacher
captifs ct Pinsolence ct le def con-
tenus dams les communications di-
plomatiques sugg6rant P6change
des soldats am6ricains prisonniers
contre des bandits sont plndice
dune hostilit6 d6lib6r6e ct du re-
fus de coop6rer avec les Etats-
Unis en- vue du reimbursement de
rordre au Mexique."
En- consequence le "World' es-
time que la demonstration militai-
re commencee sur la frontiere
mexicaine ne peut Sc terminer que
par Pabandon complet par Carran-
"a de latitude gull a adopt6 Wis
avis des Etats-Unis. "Renoneant
q toute idee d'annexion d notre
profit ou de pillage au profit de
certalns interets am6ricains, mons
ayons le droit d'exiger du peuple
mexicain non settlement la paix,
mais des garanties de paix."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-07-07
Brownsville. Texas. 3 iuillet.

Brownsville, Texas, 3 Juliet. -
LIE g6n6rale Emilio P. Nafarette
qui commando q Tamaulipas la
garrison carranziste ct qui autre-
fois commandait d Matamoros, est
arrive vendredi soir sur la from
there. iCet officer mexicain a con-
frm6 les rapc orts disant quill doit
succ6der au general Alfredo Ri
caut CONNIE chef de la garrison
Matamoros. LIE general Nafarette
etait accompagn6 du general Eu-
genio Lopez.
C'est lie general Nafarette qui, le
IL JUN dernier, a ennis une procla-
nation 4 Tampico d6clarant que
r6tat de guerre existait entire les
Etats-Unis ct le Mexique. II de-
mandait en- meme temps aux ci--
toyens de s'armer contre les enva-
hisseur. .....
San Antonio, Texas, 3 juliet. -
LIE Ter regiment d'infanterie de
pIllinois, commando par lie colo
mel Sanborne, est arrive a Fort
Sam Houston vendredi soir ct s'est
aussitot rendu au camp de concen-
tration.
LIE 7e regiment de New-York a
atteint San Antonio tard vendredi
soir ct a change de train pour Sc
rendre a sa destination pres de
Brownsville.
D'autres regiments de New
York y compris le lie d'infanterie,
arriveront d destination d'ici peu.
LIE Ter regiment sera suivi q en-
viron 24 heures d'intervalle par le
2e regiment de PIllinois. II est
fort probable que les deux briga-
des entieres de I'Iliinois auront at
TENT lie Fort Sam Houston d'ici 5
ou 6 jours.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
MEXICAN AGITATION
FRIGHT WASHINGTON
ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS ARE
MAKING NO ATTEMPT TO CON.
CEAL UNEAsINEss FELT.
MORE TROOPS TO BORDER
OrIeIals Declined to Reveal Details
But Seemed to Believe Serious
Purpose Was Behind Bandit Raid
on Coleman Ranch.

Nashington.-Coincident with con.
"nulng reports from consuls all over
( Northern Mexico. telling Of the rapid
spread OF anti-American feeling. the
/ war Department ordered 1900 add.
/ 'lonaI regular troops to the border.
/ Administration officials made no at
/ tempt 10 disguise their uneasiness
/ and il was officially admitted that
/ there is growing alarm over what the
agitation may produce and the possi-
( bility OF an attack on Gen. Pershings
expedition.
No case OF attack on tho persons OF
American residents in Mexico has been
reported. although there have been
one or two attacks on vacant consul
ates and other American property.
Part Of III" increasing apprehension
here is due to the renewed raids in
the Laredo region Several reports
dealing with the situation there have
been received. Officials declined 10
reveal details. bu' seemed 10 believe a
serious purpose was behind the band:.
raid on the Coleman ranch. Three
raiders were killed and two captured.
one report said adding that they al.
tempted TO burn a railroad bridge near
Laredo but failed.
The new force sent to Join Gen.
FunstOn's border patrol. Secretary
Baker said. was to fill in gaps in the
guard such as that near Laredo Il
will be composed Of 10 companies of
coast artillery and a battalion Of en-.
gineers. The artillerymen will be
Withdrawn from foTtitiCatiOns between
Portland, Maine, and Sandy Hook and
the engineers 20 from barracks in
this city. The secretary said there
was no present intention of calling
out additional national guard rcgi-
ments for border duty.
Gen. Mann, commanding at Laredo.
reported that a patrol of three Cava'-
rymen was fired on during the night OF
June 10 near the town of HaChita, and
Private W. l.. Sanders. Troop X.
Twelfth Cavalry, slightly wounded.
Two mounted MeXiCans who did the
firing escaped.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17

The LenZburg Chrichtor OH and
Gas Company. incorporated. has filed
SUIT IN the Shreveport district courr
against II. f.. J W. ". :. y and
Herbert Atkins for Judgment rescinS
ing a contract OF May {. 1913. where
by the petitioners purchased large oil
ana gas leases on lands in Rienville.
webster. Red River and Boss,er
parishes, paying therefor the sum or
$4,000. of which $4,000 was paid nv
promiSSory note Of June 9, 1915. pay
able By May |. 1916. with s per cent
interest, the remainder OF -he price
being paid by the issuance OF 25O
shares of capital stock. the certificates
being issued to J. W. Atkins ar a
value of $4,000 par value.
II is alleged that at the time OF the
sale and transfer TO petitioners of The
lease contracts. the defendants had
already preached contracts with their
respective lessons on the lands in Bos-
sler. l.6o5 acres. by failure to comply
with certain cOntractural REQUIRE
ments. thus forfeiting the contracts
annuli2g title 10 the leases and Great
iTSg paramount outstanding title IN
the original lessons. amounting to an
eviction of petitioners. who claim
that at the time Of their transaction
with Mpssrs. Atkins they we're nor
aware tnat defendant had neglected
TO comply with resOlutOry conditions.
When petitioners learned this and ten
dered quarterly payments 70 the les
sors Of defendants. the lessons refus-
ed payments and denied petitioners
the right to develop. Petitioners claim
that the leases in BOssier are worth
more than those of the other parishes
combined. and had they known of the
forfeiture of rights by Messrs. Atkins,
they would not have contracted with
defendants. Because of failure 10 title
TO the principal part OF the considers-
tion, petitioners claim to be entitled
TO have the sale and contract OF Nav
4 rescindcd. and TO have returned 10
them the $4,000 paid on the deal and
also the 80 shares OF stock. and. in
default of return of the stock. iudg-
ment for $4,000, the par value of said
stock
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
v IN JuOGESHIP OF
4 ..ucToN AT ST. TAMMANY
DISTRICT FILLED.
UNANIMOUSLY INDORsED
,,,,aster Died in Midst Of
wb1. Grand jury Was in
"a, and Was Abou: to Re-
turn True Bills.

Baton Rouge. .-'
L,~ B. Carter has been ap
= iudge of the judicial district
I..,d Of the parishes OF Washing
IN s. Tammany, vice Judge 10
deceased Mr. Car.
!, ipdorsed unanimously by the
. me district. by both the sena
A representatives from the two
Il. and BY all Of the parish ON,
\, Garter received the appoint,
,ter a personal visit to Gov.
Pleasant. accompanied by a
n Of lawyers from the district,
| rsd a speedy filling OF the va
because the condition or the
fairs Of the district, caused hy
hath Of Judge Lancaster. The
\ died In the midst OF the term.
! he grand Jury was in SESSION
i u about 10 return true bills.
+ hih put an end TO the proceed
h The court, and prisoners in jail
L chance to make bond and the
. we're complaining OF the stop
| { justice.
II Carter received his commits
ID will proceed at once to the
10 take up the work where
lancaster dropped it. A num-
cases we're taken under advise
/ By Judge Lancaster and Judge
will have to traverse the rec
1 each case to reach a decision.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Divorce For Mrs. Waite.

Grand Rapids MiCh.-Iudge Major
6. Dunham announced that he will
grant a divorce on July l TO Mrs. Clara
Louise Peck Waite. wife Of Or Arthur
Warren White. who recently was con
victed in New York of tn murder Of
Mrs. Waite's father. John +. Peck.
Of this city. and who is to be electro
cuted during the week of July 20.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Inproverent Club Formed.

Se'mor, Tenn.-The Community I'm
provcmcnt Club Of Sclmer was eHtnu.
siastiCally organized at tn" court
house \ large crowd of repr"sc nta-
tive men and women were present.
as permanent chairman and Attorney
II. =. Wood WAS elected as permanent
secretary. Specially prepared pro-
grams viii be rendered al the regular
monthly meetings.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
To Ask For Withdrawal.

Laredo, TeN.-AmeriCan merchants
plan to hold meeting in St. Louis in
the near future TO prepare a petition
to President Wilson asking that the
American expedition be withdrawn
from Mexico, according to a local
Spanish newspaper The newspaper
says that since the trouble started IN
Mexico American merchants have lost
more than S5O.OOO.OOO.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17

WashingtOn.-Twelve hundred men
of the Fifteenth infantry. under Col.
Harry c. Hale, stationed in Tien Tsin
and along the railroad between there
and Peking. and a legation guard of
$50 marines. constitute the American
military force in China. 1t was said
at the War Department Colonel Hale
may take any part Of this force to
Peking in an emergency without IN
struCtiOn.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
GETTING Serious

Maude: What makes you think his
Intentions are serious?
Mabel: When ne first began to call
he used TO talk about the books like
to read.
Maude: And now?
Mabel: Now he talks about the
things he likes TO eat
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
GOUGINS THE PUBLIC.
Swiss Government Takes Action
Against Food Spectators.

Berne. Switzerland.-The Swiss gov.
ernment finds itself compelled TO take
drastic measures against the specula.
prices TO an eXorbltant height. :
number OF these harpies. many OF
whom are foreigners. have already
been arrested and will be mercilessly
prosecuted.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17

Mrs. William KanOunse. who accom-
panied her husband in midnight Wis
it to the home of Dr II. Buck. ply
Sician Of Kinder. and was arresteS
after her husband had been slain in
a pistol duel with the physician. adj
mirs. according to the authorities at
Obcrlin. that she and her husband
planned 10 get revenge on the physi.
clan and this prompted their excur.
sion from Lake Charles 10 the scene
OF the shooting
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Cotton Records Broken,

Lyford. Tex.-All records for a first
bale of cotton were broken by seven
DAYS here when the first bale of the
1916 crop was ginned and immediate
" forwarded TO Houston by express.
The bale weighed SIS pounds.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Fire Loss Is S65,OOO.

Fort Worth. TeX.-The warehouse
OF the Southern Trading Company,
dealers in heavy machinery, was de,
stroyed by fire here with loss Of
$4,000. The stock of the s. T. Bibb
Grain Company was damaged to the
extent Of $4,000
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
.Jupons OFF hovin1 Train.

Pittsburgh. Kan.-William Taylor,
a prisoner being taken from Kansas
City TO Tulsa, Okla, to face a charge
of larceny jumped from a fast train
near here and escaped into the woods.
A poSsee is in pursuit.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
WITH The LEGISLATORS
Senate Bills.

New Orleans nine million bond bu,
passed The senate.
Without discussion, the senate nass
"d in" DeIOs Johnson near beer bin
by vot" Of - 10 l6. Senators Drswe
'hrI+tF and Roatner. OF New Orleans
ana Boyer. Of Avovelles. swirgIns
NOR votes 10 the measure when IN.
roll call came.
House Bills.
Lewis. 10 eliminate the necessiry n.
printing an entire fiscal agency act +,
calling certain meetings Of the board
ot lquIdatiOn Passed.
House bills on final passage: Men
tent making bonds in Injunction cases
payable 10 the clerk of court "a N
other states. Passed
Powell. committee substitute for
fugh'S bill relative 10 the inheritance
OF a deceased spose in community
property Passed.
Ford. TO authorize police furips TO
grant franchises in the public ROADS
highways, roadways. alleys or places
under their administration for the con
struction OF sewerage and water pines
Passed
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Demand Senarata Peace.

LOndOn-An Amsterdam dispatch
saws peace demonstrators, most of
whom were women. marched from
Vienna 10 SchOenbrun castle. the resi-
dence of the emperor, and demanded a
separate peace with Russia.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17

Sheriff +. c. Viewers OF Pointe-a-La.
Hachc sold at public auction the
group OF nine sugar plantations ad-
joining each other along the river
front for a distance Of seventeen miles,
including over 5000 acres of swamp
land, Myrtle Grove central factory
and large modern sawmill all De
lonrng TO the Myrtle Grove Planting
and Manufacturing Company. anc
seized by the Mortgage Securities
Company, which was purchaser of all
property sold.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Its Location.

Did the choir sing that chorus in
unison?"
No; they sang it in the practice
room. ."-Baltimore American.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-06-17
Beluians in Africa.

Havre-The Belgian forces operat.
ing in German East Africa have pene.
trated 125 miles into the enemys ter
ritory since the middle OF April.