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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
VERMONT NOTES

Word has been received from the
state laboratory of hygiene that the
cause of the recent death among Berk-
shire cattle was the feeding of the
cattle in swamps and marshy land in
the pastures.
Samuel Libby of Boston, the balloon
list at the Rutland fair, was almost
instantly killed Sept. 6. when the last
of a series of parachutes with which
he was attempting to drop failed to
open and he fell about $50 feet to the
ground.
Madam Sophia Webb of at Granville
celebrated her 101st birthday Sept. 6.
Madam Webb has the use of all her
faculties and enjoys much that is of
interest to younger people. She re
ceived many callers and seemed to
enjoy their visits. Only a few days
ago she took an automobile ride to
Roxbury with the family and visited
relatives there.
The 31st annual convention of the
Vermont Christian Endeavor union will
be held in Montpelier October 2, 8 and
4. Among the speakers are DR.. Will
liam Shaw of Boston, general secretary
of the organization and candidate for
governor of Massachusetts, on the
Prohibition ticket two years ago, DR..
Milo Hillegas, commissioner of educa.
tion, and Rev. A. w. Hewitt of Plain
field.
Adjt. Gen. Lee S. Tlllotson of st.
Adams, has gone to Eagle Pass, Texas.
to visit the camp of the First Vermont
Infantry. He will probably return
home in about month. General Til
lotson says he cannot say what the
probabilities are for the return of the
Vermont guardsmen to their home
stations. No word has been received
that they would be ordered home at an
early date.
| A friend. whose name at the present
will not be made public, has sent to
the Vermont state board of health a
sum of money which will be used by
the board to enable them to make
Investigations regarding the value of
immune serum in the treatment of
poliomy elitis. or infantile paralysis
cases. The serum will be given to
prac ticing physicians free of charge, to
be used in cases of poliomyelitis where
they are discovered early. 1t is in
tended to try this treatment out, such
work having already been put into
operation in the state of New York.
The serum is obtained from the blood
of individuals who have recovered
from the disease and are therefore
immune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
VILLA AIDED BY WILSON'S
FAVOR AND BACKING.

:. In March last Villa made :
!. raid into American territory. He :
!. was bandit leader whose :
X career of successful infar1y had
+ been greatly aided by MIR. Will
!. sor's favor and backing. He {
X was at the head Of Mexican SOL :
!. diers, whose arms and munitions :
i. had been supplied to them In
!. consequence of Mr. Wilson's re- :
!. versing Mr.. Taft's policy and :
!. lifting the embargo against arms :
% and munitions into Mexico. They =
i. attacked Columbus, New Mexico,
i. and killed a number of civilians
!. and a number Of United States {
4. troops. On the next day the
4. president issued an announce
4. ment that adequate forces would
4. be sent in pursuit Of Villa with
4. the single object Of capturing
!. him" On April 9Th. the an
i. nouncement was made from the
j. White House that the troops
i. would remain in Mexico until
+ Villa was captured It was
:. Furthermore announced In the
j. press dispatches from Washing
j. ton that he was to be taken
i. dead or alive" Fine words!
j. Only-they meant nothing. He
j. is not dead. He has not been
!. taken alive. - From Speech Of
+ Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, De-
i. livered at Lewiston, Me-, in Be-
!. half Of Charles e. Hughes.
!.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13

Mr.. Wilson during the past few days
has become such a life long opponent
Of the pork barrel that he Is almost
sorry now he didn't veto some Of those
bills.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13

. X >. = !. ). !. ). X ). !. i. !. :. :.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
HOw's This a.?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh Send
for testimonials, free.
T. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
RECEIPTS

Report of the Treasurer of the Orleans
County Sunday School Association.
RECEIPTS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-13
ADVERTISING

Cards of thanks, 5Oc. Resolutions,
$1OO Reading notices, 1Oc per line
per insertion. Classified advertising
terms at top of column one, page one.
Display advertising rates upon ap-
pl1cation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

gdt6. Charles 4. GoooD, GouareB.
mitolieO.
sldtb. @eter 5. Gonlpbea EraH.
Dent OeS StaatS Seuots,
9lhtb. SomeS GopfiuS, @litalie0
Der @eiebgebung.
9ldtb. 9lobert g. Sec, Selretdr Oes
MaoorS.
&roi SenrD S9ooo, 0on Scr So6us
Soptins- llniperiitGt,
Gorl 9. 2iioerib oeiitiher Goniul.
g. SolliS Setter 0iterreidiieb im.
gorilber Goniul.
Gr. ". a. 8. Gobme, @raiioeut oeS
u@itpmiOe GonoreB.
9. y. $eunigbouieu, Gbren 4Srds
iioent Der ,,Neutidjen @eieaid)ait bon
W}arDlano."
gldt6, Stephen s. NicGononab,
@litgleo ser Staois-@eiebaebumg.
Sonis z @eis, Gr.Giuwonoeumgs.
Gommiii6r.
Senrp E6omoS, Erdiioent ser Der.
einigten Singer
5rco. $. @ottlie6, @r6iioeut oeS
uGborcool CLUBS
Gpan S. Seiu5. SerollSgeber oes
vGeltiden Gorreiponoeuten.
@rnit ShmeiBer, @r1iioent oes
u9Iuoem Ieutiheu @uiieubouieS.
NenrD 8. Nlenden.
Or. s. 9. Wlurrap.
S. IS, @lobl6enrih.
G6as. u. ShniiOt.
gloolpb s. Seht.
@oiior Sultus Sofmam
@aitor u. 2. @e6er.
0bcrit s. @. Soof Gr Steuer.
einne6mer.
Oscar Seier @litglieO Ser StaotSs
Steuer-Gon1miiiiou.
SeurD s. @ilfen 9rdiioent Der
u9lagemeinen Geutihen @reiIenbei.
mat6."
Sacob @leper. BON @ooowaros.
0inc
s. San0er, BON &oo0marOsuille
Gopt s. 9ioper, oom RorOO Slopo-
Sampler n9ibein.
Capt q. Sinih, oom 9torOO.2lopO-
Sampler u9tedor" uno
Ser 9eie6lshaber oes Samburg.
glmerifa Campfers Bulgaria"
Die g6renadite fobreu um A llbr
in einem &orlor @ogoou ser Stra.
Beu6abn uoh Dem 6eltpIobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

0ie @eb0roe Ger Boli5ei-Gommii-
iGre bat in ibrer gelirigen &erlonm-
hng SGritte getban, Die gIameu Oer-
ienigen 2ellte BON oen &oli3ei-Ben-
iionsliiten 81 ltreiden, oie ibre Fen.
ion traft belonoerer @eiebe ser 9e-
giSIatur be5ieben. Dielc 2eute Iteben
i'm unteri6ieoli1en @egeniab 5u Ger
gr0Beren 3obl BON BeniionGreu Oes
Yoli5ei-@eportements, sic bon Oelt
Yoli5ei. .Gomniiidren Ielbit gemdB oen
algemeinen @eIeben BON 1886 unO
1900 nllf Oie YenIionSliiten geIebt
meroen. @cncral 9apralon Sfiges,
Der Yr6Iioent Der 9e60rOe Ser Eoli-
8eiGommiIidre, itellte cine GRIND
li1e llnterludung Der llmitdnOe an
mo fano babel, OoB sic oben ermd6n.
ten beionoeren @eieBe ungeieBlih
ieien. Gr bat cine 8emcelng einge-
Ieitet, iol1e Geiebe in 3ufimit I'M
mogIid 5u marben unO oie bis iebt 10
bewiIlieten Beuiionen 5liriid5u5ieben.
0ie 8e60roe ooreiIirte Elm Sbreiben
an StaOtprohlrator g. g. iSieI0, in
Dem oaS grgebniB Ger llnteriu6ung
ourgeiteat uno er nm fem @utabten
betreiis Ser llngeleBlidteit ser 'Een.
1ionSs s@elebe uebeten miro.
0iele llnteriudungen ieitens ser
Foli5ei-GommiiiGre iinO nit groBter
@ebeimbaltlmg eeiiibrt moroeu. I'm
gerehtigfeiten in ser &erwalting Oes
&enlionsionos paren lHon felt Sab.
rem @egenltano erregter 9elpredun-
gen. Die 2elltc, Die i6re 8eniion
frait Der SonOer.@elebe be5ogen
muroen fritiiirt, anoererieitS murOe
aber AUDI bebaltptet, 0oB iogar einige
ser bon Der 9cboroe Der Yoli3ei-Gon-
millGre auf Die 9iIte geiebten 9eniio-
mare oie Fenlion nic6t peroienten.
Gie @oli5ilten, ole Dem 6ono ange-
b0reu, Sablen an ieoem 8abltag 2
9Sro8ent ibres @ebolts Elm. Die
Steuer5o6ler ser Staot tragen iabr.
lid ctpos me6r ais $4,000 5u Dem
%eniionsiono BEL wooon etpa $4,000
an sic 2eute geben sic i6re Feuiion
froft Der SonoeraeieBe crbaIten. @a
sic Stoot iinan5iea 6eoeuteno in oie.
fer 9lneeleeenbeit intereliirt it, bat
iid Die 9eb0roe an Stootprofurator
5ielo oelpanot, Inn Ieine Wleinlne 5lI
erlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
NO@acitsaIOdcn.

Serr Mar s. Silbu Sobu ser
SSroll Bertha N}. 9Siitel rei6te letten
Gonneritdg Sri. 9laria %. Sonion
Eohter bon @crn ino 6rmi 9amb.
bin ole @ano sum emiaen 9unoc.
Die Ernlnng muroe bon Sem @cttor
Guilius ~. @euier in Ger @l. Nrr5
Sem Stride poll5oeen, gIlS @rout.
nngier hmgirte 6rl Sulio Trohn
mo ais 9rantfiibrer Nerr Mat1dlls
g8odlter. Gos @ohseitstlci0 scr
@rout mar ous mciBer Saiieta NIT
@eorgc Crepe. bcieet init cAten
n@eriec5" Spiben. 9llti oem 0nupte
trug iie einen Srou5 bon Nlprtbcn
imo Crongenbliitben uno in 0er@ona
eineu praht0ollcn @lumenitraub BON
uglmericdn Beauties 9ladb Scr
Srolmng fanO Elm Gmpfou9 ser 0I
tern 0es @rGutigans, gIr. 1909 92t
@leaiant gIpe. itatt ,Sm 2onfe 0es
Nodl5eitstooes lief Elm ber3lihcS
@liimuunidihrciben BON Dem Eaui-
patDen oeS @rdutigamS. Serrn 6ran5
Erubionstp, bon Nfilmautee ciu
3a5lreidlc prohtpole @eihenfe lea
ten bon Der @cliebtbeit ocs @ruut
puores lprc1enoes 3eagnib alb. Gas
neipermdblte grautpaar iUiro ienc
neiie @obmm9 9lr. 1924 Salt 9lpr,
Gde 9ouloin.SiroBe aufihIoeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

'tesOicnit wieoer erofinet iueroen Der
Seeliorger Der @emeinoe III 9aiior
@rih 8 8 &eiBner.
Capt. SurIeO ipridt
Capt SltrleD BON Der n0r0liden
Eoli5eiiiation mo ieine uEroil Sit
ter peroen 6eute 9l6eno in Der 25
StraBen Gbrilten Stride Gortrdge
baIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
@samteuiDo6l Ocs aSt. Gat6erinen.
NrancMnerein0.

Sn Der reGelmdBigen N8onatSucr
iommhms oes oSt. &ntbariucn
6raueu llnterltatungs @erens
fano 0lontaa IN Der a@er5 Senl.0oI
IL" 81 &iablanotomn itatt. Gi5e,
9raiioentin ". Nl. Boil iiibrte SEN
&orliB ino Sefret1rm Nl Me. S5ie6
ler oos 4rotofoll. gloh Grleoialng
oIlcr Iaifenoeu @eiddfte fou0 sic
@abl Der iol9enoeu @ennHiuncn hlr
oaS lolienoc Subr iiott YrdiioentIN.
" "a. Sin5;. &ice srGiiocutin, VI. M.
Ball; Setrctarm @1. @}. 5ieoler;
Sdatmeiitcrin 2eop. 8euer Ger.
einsbotin Gb. Tbnnner; Seranfcn.
Gouite sic 6roucn 9. Schiller. VI.
Eribull s. 9pflooc, @. SCHUBERT VI.
GeOoer, a2. Mulier. Q. Suholfa ltn0
". 26ffler. Ger ausiheiocu0en @rda
iioenttn ". 9ldttes iu0 Shoemeiiic
rim ga. 9is Tottermeib mur0c SER
Daut Oes Gereins fir ole traien
lonaiobriaeu Dieuitc alisgciproacu
Der &ereiu III IN autem 3uiiouoa
uno fam IN ieinem 3i.idbriaen 9c.
ltcbcu oif elm icaeuSreihes @irtcn
6nriId6liden.
AuunneateM pic esH ,.Densiaen esrfeippa.
nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Oieicr ipoBi9iten oQer 9irlesaic-
9luifii6rltngen Gilt ser aomifcr Eom
@opne, weI6er in oieier StoOt ie6r
befannt lit. W}aomoiieae 2opera,
cine bii6l6e GeDptii6e Edn5erin
miro IN einem ginofter, genonnt:
uGen MinuteS among the @pro.
mi0s", Oerihe0ene ibrer beiten alt.
daDptiiAen Edn5e ouifiibren. lSiini-
uno5wan5ig rei5enoe itnge 0amen
merOen an oeiem 9lfte, peI6er berr-
lihc 2idteifefte aufweiit tbeilneb.
men. glnoere &iinitIer uno aiinit-
leriuuen wel6e in oieier 8urIesque
oIftreten, iinO. 0ie @rinooonna
@racc 2epis, @ilt Sranfforo, 6ranf
Nlartin 0oap @ilion, Sad 0empip
unO oie Gameu Beatrice uno 2ooera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
User iuill Oer5aqem i?

~tt% *~'* ~N%O"bNNF
yso1 rolil1t ser 0eutihe @ihenpalo,
Nod lebt ser alte @ott;
yes @lorgenrries Gdo boat,
Srob aller Seinoe Spott
.@ermnnial - oos lit Der 9fuf
llno glae ltimnen eil
Sic Sono, oie StobI iino @iien ihuf
sic ioa geiegnet ieinl
nod ilieBt ser Gbein binaus ms
Wleer,
Ter 6enimt ie ieinen Galf2
y'od iieet oos oeutidbe SeIoen6eer,
Srob ieoer 6euertauf'
llno iIt oie gauge gSeIt ms gram
als pGreu mir alein
llno mollten 6reunoe lonoer S6am
Die Eootensrd6er iein.
Sod mebt oos 9ReiASponier empor,
Nas ItolSe S6por5 @eiB 0loib;
Us trott Dem gan5en 2iunpen6or
llno prangt i'm Morgenrotb.
Eie 9[lpenfirnen bolten @aHt,
ga fommt fein 8eino berein;
EoBt aufl balo iino iie ar pcrfra4t
llno 6rieOe miro oann ieinl
y'od manoeln SelOen ali Dem FIan,
Sie ME ole Melt iie lab
lhO neiie Sdoaren 5ieb'u beran,
9eil Gir, @ermunial
Vein @ritenreih, fem Wiosfoipit,
acin 8rau5monn bait iie allf;
Sm Sieaeslnlfe, Sdritt fir S9ritt,
S3ldat man oos gang @eidnalfl
lln0 8ittert Oft I'M StoB Die Sano,
Sm 6eiBen, mil0en Streit;
Gas @lut Gilt ia oem 8aterlano,
Sect lit ole redbte Belt
Nie EbrGneniaot muB ieBt aeiGeb'u,
Sonit gibt es feine Stub;
Vein 6ein0 iol oeine @aueu idmd6'n,
V}ein tbeiires IeutidlonO, Oul
Rob panft lie niht, Ole treue 5haar,
yddts bemnt oen fiibnen Sbritt;
lln0 mon6er @reis i'm Silberbaar
Siebt ipie elm Singing nit.
@ernaniol on Giienbrout,
&er 1T an araft oir gIeid2
ylit Qbr1nen bait BUS ailfgebalit
Tos oeltibe &aiierreidl
llnO orobeu, iiber'm Sternen8elt,
Sino Seloen obne 8abl
IN iener 6o6en @eiitermelt
ga blibt es taiienomal
T0r' icst aIh aIles trii6 ino i6wer,
sls brad oie 9aoHt 6erein;
Seio itill 6olo roui6ts bon 2ono 81
WPeer:
"Seutihlono miro iiegreid ieinl"
q. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

pon uno nod DcutihlanO un0
Oeiterreih. lluqorn iiber Rotter0am
imn 9lep-Dorf. Geloienounoen noh
Gpropo.
$beO. 8. Dieuer & 60,
PIT SR.@aItimore-S Str,
(IRnra19-l 243 SaS.grnacluas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10


Sn Ger n6diten @ode miro GobiO
6. 6rancis, elmer ser beItbefannten
Sanger uno Sinolc6rer in @oltis
more, Ser felt ben Iesten 1S Sa6ren
llnterricbt in @elong oegcben rmo ee-
Ieeentlid oos bieiige @ubIifrm nit
ieinem pradtUoaen Eenor ent5iidt
BAT, ieiu Debut ouf Ger 9ii6ne oe3
&arieteS in 9oeius Sippo0rom2.
&6eoter MAIDEN. Serr 6ranciS 6atte
ole 2eihIng Der @65re Der griten
engliiH-ht6erii1en Stride, ser lutbe.
ridden ct. WartuS.&ir6e mo Ger
Wit. @ernon metbooilti16. .episfopali-
l6en Stride inne; in Der lebterp66n.
ten Stride mar CT o6t Sabre long
t6Gtig. Gein Stimmimfang miro
ais gerdoe5u eritaunIid6 be3eidnet,
imo iein ,9luftreten I'M @oriete-Ebea.
ter miro Smeifellos Elm @rfolg per-
0en Serr 6rancis lit aus @ales &c.
biirtig, Bat aber Ole perfloHenen 1S
SSabre in Baltimore oerlebt. Seine
Io4ter, SRI &at6erine 6rancis, miro
ais cine Ser 6eit talantirteu 4Sianiitiu.
nen in oieiem 5taate betraHtet.
g(uf Dem a6tnummerigen o9la
Star" -Sgrogromm lit @orOon 81.
OriH & So. per5ei9net, un6 8mar in
i6rem neueiten 2onooner grfolg
,@on gp q Seq. Dos Stiid wuroe
bon Sru. 2oew 5u Dem ipe3iellea
3med importirt in ieiuen E6eatern
eeipielt 81 iueroen.
1ieienigen, sic ibr 9orpergeipic6t
reOu5iren moIlen, lolltcn lid so. 9ar-
neB uno 92able 9lobinion anieben,
beioc 25O.pfimoiee, ole l6on felt
sSa6ren 0enlelbeu 3med nit ausen-
iiAtlid le6r menig @rioIg erreibea
moaten. @ie 8eioen lino fomii1
5um auqeln. Sionep, GopnleD imo
@Ooie uno 8iroie Gonrao neroen
cine neuelte mulifalilde &om6bie bic.
ten. Inter Oen meiteren ghumern
beiinoen ii1 0unbar, 9annurO unO
Qunbor elm Grio elIropdiiber lleber.
ipauntbeiten; auBeroem @anoelbil-
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

gbOmenien, DIe ben ,,9cutfdlen GUrre.
FpOnbenten" riCJt piinttltdl DOer unregcls
utdbia crbaIien, iinb aebetcn, Der Cfltce
bauOu per ErIepbCn Oner iibtlitIIb f..t...
tbc''vns ~ mo8en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

ADpnnenten, 0lr ben aHentincn 0orfefpoa.
hfritur nimi pAuitltu nher uurgHUm0fia &c.
Qnlitni lNp 0sDeten, DeE Office NaVoN pgr 6c1ss
phnu poer imriullh hlitipfilAu1 pa mintn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Ser sao, sen ,uir fcicru.


0Onlt mor es nidts ais Gang uno
4lang,
Gag unS gum 9eutideu Gag getrie-
IN ben;
Nun aber miro's Elm ernIter @ong
Sllr ollc, Die gou5 treu eebIiebenl
0@mer lieet ole 3eit alf uni'rer
9ruit,
Ser Iib nod ieiner Ffli9t belpuBt,
AFRO beuer eruitIi9 Ginfebr balten
VnO beten0 feline Sauoe falten.
SSonit louidte man Der SReoe 9daa,
Won prizes ole 9euti6en bier 81
2anoe;
vs mar bait nlIr Elm &eoei9poa,
"a iteben mir, i'm @eltenbran0e >
'lr SaB pirit man uns in Oen
SdooB,
unO Ebrdnen iino iebt infer 2oos;
gln ieOer Eog bringt neue Sorgen
Vir lino nod lange ni6t ge6orgen.
Sonit elaubten mir an ibren 0anf,
gag mar elm i9oues 2iebesiperbenl
N9tS blieb, ais SeBe lmo @eitanf,
Son oben Der ibwur man @eroerben.
S'as W}enl9ertiide ie er0a1t,
Sat man i'm glu 5ultano' ge6raAt;
Silo agitirten Oie Goniorten,
0alt iino mir oogelirei aelporoenl
snO giiemano trat oa fir lms ein,
NlS mir MIR infer 9fecbt begebrten
1elt 1tan0en mir, mie gr5 lmo Stein
sls iic ser Seimat6Iiebe we6rteu.
JeO' oeutlbes Ser3 in beIler @lutb,
SeiB maate ieOer Tropien 8lut;
cle fohnten unler'n Sinu ui6t bell.
gen,
delt ltan0en mir, elm Seer BON 3eu-
genl
Sobl puroen UieIe ieig llno peid
Sle ionit an unfrer Seite gingen;
Sie fiir6teten Oes Safes Strei6,
als iie ben Mantel ieitip6rts bineeu
Sonit iGrie'n lie iib Die &eble wuno,
Sn man9er frobeu SeierIhmO';
Jbr Deltidtbum bing am Oiiunen
6aoen,
Vos oelitide 8lut mar l6nea Der.
ratben.
Vo6 Iti1 lie baben ibren &obn
uns ober min ole 8fliht gebieten;
'lno mar Die @elt poa SaB unn
Sobn,
Slr baIten aus, i'm 2anpf bienieoen.
yd6ts lodert ienes belize 9ano,
Ereu bleiben mir I'M @eltenbrauo;
ger Seimat6 gilt iest unler Streben
uno mar es aud nm @ut unO &e-
ben!
SonIt mars Der gtei0, Der unS ge.
trennt
Yer idlug gar mande tiefe @unoe;
Yin 6euer it's, oas beute brennt,
Us aiebt bon oeutiAer gin6eit aunoe.
y'idt So6 nod gtieoer loa mebr fem
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-02-26
SHERIFF SALE.
J. Rosam0nd Quave ct ais vs.. Al
phonsine 1uave.
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court,
State of Louisiana, Parish
Of st. Tammany.

BY virtue Of an order from the
honorable aforesaid court, to me di-
rected.. bearing date February 2,
1916, l will proceed-to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bid
der at the front door of the court
house on
>. Saturday, March Is, 1915.
the following described property sit
uated in St. Tammany Parish, La.
to-wit:
(a) All that portion Of the Will
liam Simmons H., R. 10 in township
south. range Is east, st. Helena
Meridian, lying south Of Simmons
Creek. except 134 acres thereof de-
!, scribed a. follows: Commencing at
|lower ba{ { corner Of said section 40.
|<hence run north 1920 chains to
stake, thence run south 80 degrees
20 minutes west IS chains to Sim
mons Greek, thence westerly along
the run of said creek to the south
boundary Line Of said section 20.
thence south on old line 2O.O7 chains
to upper back corner Of said section
~, thence north SO degrees IS minu-
tee east on old line IS chains tn
point Of beginning.
Said lands reserved being the prop.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-02-26

erty conveyed by Jess NJ. Abney to
Jones & Pickett, March %, 1911,
as per title Of record in C. B. 81,
page 1874, Of the conveyance records
Of st. Tammany parish, Louisiana.
y (b) West oue-half Of the Bledso
H.sR. ~, in township 5 south, range
Is east.
Co Lots one, two and three of
section 10 in township south, range
Is. east.
: I'D Lots. one, two. three, four
and i've. and north half of southeas.
Quarter of section Is in township 5
south. range IL east, less and ex-
cept - acres thereof sold by Jess NJ.
kbney to Jones 4 Co., by deed dated
September 10, 1891, as per title Of
record In C. B. o. page 436 of the
conveyance records Of st. Tamman,
parish, La.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
T. E. BREWSTER.
fiat Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-02-26
No. N245s.
Twenty-Sixth judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Tammany,
Louisiana.

BY virtue OF an order of seizure
and sale from the honorable afore-
said court, and to me directed. bear
ind date the 9Th day Of Feb, 1916,
I have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder, at
the front door of the courthouse be-
tween legal sale hours, on
Saturday, March q, 1915.
the following described property, to-
wit:
The undivided one-half of all that
certain piece or parcel Of land lying
and being situated in the parish of
st. Tammany, State Of Louisiana, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Commencing at the
corner of Louisiana and Twelfth
Avenues, in the town of New Gov
ington, Louisiana, thence south along
Louisiana, one hundred and thirty
nine feet nine inches, thence on a
straight line at right angles with
Louisiana Avenue, sixty eight feet to
Thompson street in n0rtherly di-
.rection one hundred and fourteen
feet. thence along Twelfth. Avenue
one hundred and eight feet to point
Of beginning. Being q portion OF
fractional square No. 1101 of the
town of New Covington, in accord
ance with q map made by Paul l..
Guzman, surveyor, which map is now
on file and Of record in the Office of
the Clerk of Court of this parish
and State. Being a portion of the
same property acquired by present
mortgagors late husband, John J..
Maher, by purchase from the New
Covington Land and Improvement
Company, as per deed of sale truly
recorded in Conveyance Book v,
Folio 81, of the records of this par
ish and State.
Terms of sale-Cash. without APP
praisement.
T. e. BREWSTER,
feb19-6t Sheriff
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-02-26
WAR UPON PAIN.

Pain is visitor to every home and
usually it comes quite unexpectedly.
But you are prepared for every
emergency il you keep . small bottle
Of Sloan's Liniment handy. It IL
the greatest pain killer ever discov-
cred. Simply laid on the skin-no
rubbing required-it drives the pain
away. It IS really wonderful.
Mefvin H. Soister, Berkeley. Cal,
writes. Last Saturday. after tramp
ing around the Panama Exposition
with wet feet. / came home with my
neck so stih that couldn't turn.
applied Sloan.s Linimen freely and
went to bed. To my surprise. next
morning the stiffness had almost dis
appeared, four hours after the sec
ond application was Is good a.
new"
March. 1915. At Drussists. CSC.
No. /.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-02-26
No. 24s4.
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court,
State of Louisiana. Parish
OF st. Tammanp.

Notice Is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of an order of partition and sale
Issued out Of the Twenty-Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court of Louisiana, In
and for st. Tammany parish. Lou
isiana, in the above entitled cause.
and to me directed, will proceed
to sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, on
Saturday, March IS, 1915,
ct the principal front door of the
courthouse at CovinEton, La, be-
tween legal sale hours for judicial
sales, the following described prop
erty. to-wit:
!. The south half Of the northeast
quarter and the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-seven (27) township eight
Isl south Of range fourteen (14)
east, containing one hundred twenty
one (121) acres, more or less; ex-
cept the following described proper
ty which was sold by Ellis: Crandall
to Lott Forbes on April II. 1893. and
recorded April 26, 1893, In Book
'.P," page 1916: Commencing at the
northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of
lection twenty-seven (27) IN town
ship eight 80 south, range fourteen
Ga east Of st. Helena Mcclellan IN
Louisiana; west six ch9ini, thence
going south ten chains, thence going
cast six chains, thence going north
ten chains,
{. This 7th day Of FebruaryS19l6.
T. e. BREWSTER,
f12-6t Sheriff. .