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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

the earlier stages-the earlier the bet
Lr, for when disease develops to an
advanced stage the treatment must be
more frequent. more drawn out more
extensive. Treat now while your case
may still be durable.
During the next seven days the Elec-
tro-Medicat Institute agrees to accept
one dollar as payment in full for their
regular 80 medical examination.
which includes where required the X
Ray. Blood pressure test and chemical
analysis. This will give every sufferer
a chance to obtain scientific diagno-
sis OF his or her condition, after which
the SICK person can really know what
can be dGre with the modern Electro
Medical system Of treatment In their
OWL, particular case.
The examination is the most import
ant part of the proceeding when a sui
ferer calls at the Electro-Medical In
sticute. While it costs but one dollar
to ti:oSe calling at The institute during
the next Scveu days. yet TIE ,xalhina-
ton IL made G% thorough ami as aCCli-
ratio as if the patient hat: paid the ftl:!
regular examination charges. after
tho diagnosis is made the mode Of
treatment is determined. II is never
harsh drugs or dangerous poiSUns
That is the old way. but science naa
proven that electricity, serums, BAG.
ierine. antitoXins and mild medicines
ar best. The great physicians of 70.
LAY a:c learning the trend of medicine
is away from drugs The mo-; deli.
cate man, woman or child need have
n" fear either of having Al N-F}ay cy-
animation made or Of taking eIrctrira!
treatments. The N-Ray and electrical
treatments are harmless. painless and
s;tfa in the hands Of experts. They
arc totally unlike the old shocking cur.
rents used ia the old DAYS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
9oppeltes 9mtereKe.

Man fallru r1lbig alrnebmel1, Dob
ser bolldnbiide Dmnpfer 5l,bontia
ebenio tpenig torpeoiert moroen lit
luie oie 1tortpegiide 8anf 5ili11s.
Die oel1tide M6miralitat bat por emit
gen 1agelr crit erfflart> oaB oie 5ub=
rer oel1tider Smtdboote gerneilene
@eiil1ng b1tten, ne11trale SAiffe
ob1re 8nrnllng nidt 5u t%orpeoieren.
Dieie @eiiung gilt a16 fir iolde
Sdiffe, 6ie @riegsfonterbon6e fit 6ie
miierten an 8or6 baben. Ser Cont
pier Iubo1rtia befanb lib ouf Ser
6abrt 1rnd 8uenos aires, botte olio
@onmmare fir 6ie Mlliierten jeben=
fals ni9t on 8orb. 9umit berlor
ser 0ampfer fir Die 6euti9en Sn1d=
boote ieglid1es Srtereiie. SIZE @obr-
ideinli4feit ipridt bafilr, bab Ger
Compiler ourd cine engliide Mine
5erlt0rt tplrbe. gnglur6 bm olio Elm
.bpppelteS SsSrterelie baron, fir 6ie3er=
it0rl1ng bes 9ampferS Elm 6el1tides
Smadboot bera1ttportlt6 gu madberr;
einmal I'M ser eigenen @eronttpor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Soiepb gpsfp n1ro Gron on gouaro
gpsfp, gh gh NgA Sec. 4-126.
80, $15O0.W.
Soiepb gpsfp an Bi1iam @psfp,
|NgA NgA Gee. 80 uno NBA
|MWA, Sec. 33=127=3Ou $4,000.
81. q. Beterion unb Grm1 on Sobn
.Gboreion S@A Sec. 6-123=335> me-
niger Grotp 2nfe, $7065. 90.
Mner 2emmer uno Jrmu a1r Sol
Ding 6armers Creamery, fiibli6 275
SUB bon 2ots 1 un1 2, 8uB's Mo6.,
&oI6ing, $4,000.
Martbo 6. gnlbmm II. a. an IS.
q. @ptcer, 2ots % unb 26, 8Iod 2,
Smitb's Moo., 81. @lopb, $4,000.
Sulia Sobied un6 @atte on Sobat
1rattel, 8h S@A, Gee. 35=127-29
8rodapop> $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

u1ro geriammlungen nit Shimpf
tporten Inn lib merfen. 9os 3mit:
id,ern bon ein paar 9l1seno Sptber
in oen Solenlarm 1rm &eroun mir
Sc gerlal1 10 piel @infl1b m1f Sen
M1sea,pg oieies &i%eienfampfes boben,
mie bieie tnpfern u1rb robiaten 8eo=
ner unb 3eitunesihreiber allf Den
M1rsgm1g bes &rieges a11siiben font
men.
IS lit midt Deutifylano, oas ourd)
oieie moerniinftigen Gorteiganger
gelda6igt miro. gs lit Mmerito, ous
oen Sdooen 5u tragen bot. Dime Die
geringite Ml1siidt n1f irgeno pelde
@ortbeile, obore Sic M6glidfcit, m1d)
MIR Sen geringiten ginflub ouf SEN
groBen &rteg al1siiben 5u fonaen, nn-
tergruben Size lie rabiaten u1l6 geballt=
gen Sdepater urro sfribifore uniere
nlogli9ertpeiie mertbpolle Niiblidfeit
ols @ermittler uno 6rieoensitifter
u1o peruriad)en 1ns in Submit enor=
me &erlulte in 9un0el u1ro Serfebr
o,1rb SEN ma1tbpillig berporger11fenen
@ob 5tpeier GROCER &olfer, Die mirtb=
idutlid) nab militariih 10 itarf 1tn6>
oaB lie bier an0eren @robmadten ge=
geniiber mebr als ibre Stell11ng be-
bm1ptet baberl tros0em 0ieie ibnen
a1 @olfs5obl ooppelt iiberlegen iino.
@elden Sinn bat es Nun, etrpos 51
tb11r, moour9 mir 10 piel %perlieren
rnb ablolut nihts getpinnen fom1en?
@abrbaft patriotilhe Mnlerifaner,
oeren Mmerifns Mobl iiber oues an-
oere gebt, mer6en es permeiben nn6
es, irge116 eine Ser frieg=
.fiibrenoen Nationen in gebaiiiger
5a1 perl1nglimpfe11. Ser trel1e=
lte u1ro patriotifdite Mmerifaner lit
pelder in @orten un0
@unoll1ngen mirflid un6 mobrbaft
nertrd lit. @s lit genal1 10 unpoz
triotild uno unumerifaniid, pro-
britii9 gu fem, 1pie pro6eutid1 unb e5
lit genn11 10 ber6ommerrspertb un6
fir bos Mobl unieres 2anbes per=
tperfIih Nropogon6a fit o6er gegen
gu betreiben, tpie es per-
tperflid lit, Hropagan6u fir o6er ge=
gen 9el1tlhlanb unb SOS bel1t19e @olf
III MAIDEN.
l~11riere erite Hflidt, un1erem 9a1rbe
1nb ser 8eh gegeniiber, 1T cine ab-
iolute unb g%apilIenbaft gu beobodtem
be Neutrulitat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
@ebdniee @arteili@teit.

Gin Mmerifumer, 6er tndbreno Der
Iebten neun Monote in Eeutfdlao
geLebt bat, idreibt elmer bieiigen Sci
tung, boB bns @efiil Der 5reuno-
|fat, Dos Dos oeutibe 8oH frilber
BEN Mmeritanern entgegengebradt
bobe, elmer itarfen Abneigung ges
tpiden lit. 9ies 1T ems Der beflo=
gensmertben &e11Itate Ser partei-
i1den Bropaganou, Die bon gepiiler1
Herionen un6 3eitungen gegen Dos
oe11tj1e 8olf uno feline 8egierung ge<
modt miro. Sc tit unperitdn6lid,
tpelbe Gortbeile 6ieie unperniinftigen
9eriomen ooer glatter burd iolde
Garteilidfeit gu erreiden boffen. sic
fonrrer1 1id bod umogli@ einbiIoem,
bob Der gigortiide @ompf an Der on=
oeren Seite oes S5eanS oaour9 in
Ser einen ooer Ser a1roeren Weile be-
einfIubt miro odB iie IN 3ett1i1Agert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

t11ng leoig 5ll tper6en, oorar m1d,, meil
orei Mnrerifa1er on 8or6 bes Sltbm=
tia tporer, alio prddtige @elegerbeit
gegeben lit, ein biBfen gu beben. limo
1pie b~ereittpiuig sic I'M 3ienlte gmg=
lat1bs iteben6en mperifaniiden glat-
ter auf Sic Mbiibten ibres %g11ftrugge=
bers eingeben, 5eigen oie 8anolun-
gen, bie bie Melbungen uber sic &u=
taltropbe in menigen Stlnoem 6a1rdt
gemndt babem. Sn Der eriten Must
gnbe ser Nadmittogsbldtter bieB es,
ser Domrpfer lei mabri4einlid auf Ell
ne Mine geitoben, cine aruoere Weel=
6u1tg beinge, Der Dampfer lei torpe=
6iert tpor6en. Sn Ser 5tueiten Ml1S=
gabe Ias ma1t, ser Compiler lei ent=
tpeoer oa1f cine Mire geitoben o6er
morben, nn6 in ser ipdte=
rem Ml1sgube beridtuun6 Damn a116
oos enttpe6er = o6er, ser 9umpfer
iei torpe6iert tpor6en, bieB es. Die
tpar fertig. 9ur6 fleine
laBt iih in iolden 6allen
oiel madyen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l111a Campbell nno @atte an Scar
goret Meoed, Cots 8 11n6 8, 8lod 76
Sssarmes Botpes Mbo., $4,000.
gla5ubetb @ommer fen. on Saeof
s. 2ang, 2ots 1888, 8lod 90, Rids
mono, $4,000.
Setter Mein5 ltno Grou an @arrr
6ront, 8lof z, @nite Harf, $1,000.
g. Doung, BOT rs unb g. 16 5uB
6ro1rf sc. &nB nn6 5ra1 an Garl
@ettenmoier, @eit IS SUP bon 2ots
II unb 12, 8lod 2, %SmmerfaQs 800.
Mbon, $425O.OO
g. 81. NeIion nn6 6rau an q. 50.
@aterman, 9ots 4 unb 5, 8lod Z
uro 2ots 1884, @Iod 3, 8rooten.
Nelion 81. NeIion un6 5rau on q.
Is. @atermom Got 6, 8lod z, 8roo<
ten, ueniger ETC., $4,000.
Sane 6. &annep ont Soiiab S.
Sids, 2ots 6, 8lod II, Curtis Cur
peD, 100000.
Soiepb @psfp uno Srou an glnrer
gpsfp, gh M@A uno gh NgA
4=126=3O, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Ylmmpe Tdlt@mng.

Gor einigen @od}en gtng onrd Die
I'M 9ien1te ser Muiterten iteben6en
@erifuniid)en 3eitrngen Elm 8rief,
SEN Erin5 Mar BON Sudien, Ser als
fotboliiher 5el6geiitli@er NIT IN Sen
&rieg ge5ogen lit, ON cine englifde
3eitung, oen 2on6on Sriib @iti5en,
geridtet boben io0te. SSn 6em 8riefe
itaroen %ubfdIige 8enerfungen uber
6en oeutiden &aiier. Inter anoerem
bieb es: uMein 9er5 blutet BEL bem
@eounffen, 6ub meir 8ertpnrr6ter ben
unpergleidliden @erbreben gegen
oie @:tirde un6 gegen feline Mdmen-
ider 5ugeitimmt, beigepflidtet unb
feline Mnerferml1ng gegeben bd. Mm
fann fir fem 8etrogen MIR 6ie etne
gntidp1loig1ng fin6en, 6te mir, oie
i'm fennen, fir ie6e ietner &an6lun=
gen baben = sic l1nberantportli4=
felt. Iber ols @oupt bes 6el1tiden
&aiierreidS 1T er unerbihlib." @ir
boben bmrals bon DEM 8riefe feline
Noti5 gerommen, meil tpir i~iber5eugt
paren, BOB es ii6 Inn cine 6alidang
barbelte> un6 I'M cine ungetpobnlid
pll1mpe' 5alidung 6o5u. Dos miro
iebt nmtlib beitatigt. Sn reid36eut=
1den 3eitungen fin6en mir folgen6e
@rfldrung: u0ie frm5oiiide 3eit1ng
@rceliior bonn 5. Gebra1ar mill oapon
unterridtet iein, 6aB Brin5 Mnr BON
Sudien IN ser 1ad)1ten Nummer 6es
2on6on Sriib @ttiaen iid in obfaniger
@eiie iiber Sen 6e1tiden Scatter ur6
Sen 6el1ti9en Militarism1s al1sfpre-
den tperbe. 8em o11h ser bon ser
3eitung mie6ergegebene Mus5ug aus
ben a1rgebliden M%euBer11ngen fir ie-
6en &11n6i9en SEN Stempel ser ln-
uobrbeit tragt, lit 6oh 6ie Sddiii9e
Stonts5eitung bonn Brinaen Mar
aus6rudli6 ermddtigt mor6en, oie
Nobridt bon Mnfmg 5u gnbe fir er-
logen 5u erflaren. Hrin5 Mnr, ser
idon felt 8eginn 6es 6%elo5uges ols
Gel6geiltlider tbatig tit, bot me6er
nit engliiden nob nit iriiden 3ei-
tungen perbnn6elt un6 u11d feinen
@orreiponberten FOLDER 3eitungen
empfangen. Ml;b begt Ser 8rin5 fir
SEN @aifer MIR Die .groBte 2iebe unb
@odid6b1rng> 10 boB ibm nidts ferner
Iiegt, als cin 10 tboridtes @eidpab,
tuie es ibr1 in Sen Mh1no gelegt
8ir ertparten nt4t, 6uB 6ie
a~merifmriid)en 3eitungett, Die Den ge-
falidten Brief i~einer5eit perbreitet
nun o16 Die 8eridtigung
bri1gen. So ueit reidt ibr Initanos=
gefubl lange nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
8osarti8er Mnf@1a8.

Als gerube5u grotesf m1b 0e Mb-
iiht Ser g11tente be5eidnet peroen,
burh einer 9opeott 9eutihlmos
@eltbaroel GIT pernidten, iobal6 Ser
arieg gu gnbe lit. GuB lie Deltid+
lano militariih mdt unterfriegen
fo01rrer, ideint SEN Mliierten allnab=
1ih al1f5ubdmmerl un6 miro 1bnet1
no6 fLorer perben, tpenl1 lie i'm nad-
iten SCRIPT @oten pergleiden un6 iid
ben Sda6en beieben. Sic 9erre1, oie
bieien bosurtigen Mnidlag a1f
9autidInr1 ms @erf ieten moIen,
folten ood 10 piel BON Ser @eldidte
neriteben, boB iid ser @eltbonoel
nidt ourd spmpubiem o6er Mnti=
potbien beeinflulien Iabt, ionoern le=
oigLid burb Sic geidyaftlihe &onlunf=
tur. Solonge 0eutidlanb biaigere
uno before @anren m1f SEN 8elt=
nrorfft bri1pge1r far1r, ols @nglano ooer
Sromfreih miro es Sen @eltmarft III
sem betreffenoen 8randen beberr=
iden, un6 tpe1rr es sos nidt funn, 10
bro1d1e1r lih bie Maiierten gor nidt
neiter 51 bemuberL bann bort ser
Grport in Sem betreffenben Nrtlfel
gong po11 ielbit Out.
l1nb 9eutidyIm6 beliBt eire gu15e
9nsaH loilder Spe5ialitdten, Die bie
@eH notbapen6ig brm16t un6 Die fet=
ne anoere Nntion In gleider Cite
uno gum gIeiden 1reiie liefern fann.
aoIi finoet iih gum 8eifpiel MIR IN
9eutidlanb unb es miro in un6eren
2anoern idtper empfunben, boB Ser
@rport IN bieiem NrtifeI oufgebort
bot. Ser Mongel on 6arbitoffen lit
at elmer 1pobren @alnmitat getpor6en.
Gin getpiiier 9arnror liegt iibrigens in
Ser Ibotiude, boB bteienige Ser bie=
figen pro+nniierten 3eit1ngen, tpelde
ONT tpiiiteiten a11f Derfidlano
fdimpf, ibr 8latt nidt mebr a1f DEM
beLiebten roio Eupier erideinen lai=
fen funm, tpeiI feine 6eutfden 5arb=
itoffe mebr erbdltli1 itn6.
Gins fonrren fi6 6ie Serren, Die
DeutidIomo %fommer5ien umbringen
tuonen, nber merfen. @ns 6ie 9un=
6eIspro6ufte ser miierten n1betrifft,
10 bot 3%eutidlunb, m1rd bie Nob ge-
atp1rnge11, ii9 bon ibnen unabbdngig
gemodt. sic nerben 10 tpie 10 nod
bem @riege tpenig @elegenbeit baben,
!SonoeI INIT D%eutfdla1b, fotpeit es itd
Inn Sen grport ibrer eigenen Bro-
BUTTE ban6eH, 5u treiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
!6altet Cure @aut rein nnb geinnb.

gs g1bf 1ur e11pe1 Neg, e1r1e refine,
gelunoe @elidtsfnrbe at bober1 11nb
oieier lit, Die gi1getpei6e nftib uno
regular 511 bnlten. ST.. &ings Re11e
9ebenspiuen mod Cure @eiidtsfarbe
geiunb l1n6 tein, bringt sic. ginge-
meibe in 8epegl1rpg, %itim1liert sic Sc,
Der, reinigt Dos Spitem un6 madt
bos Slut rein. Cine olsge3eidnete
Gribiobrs@Me6i5in 25f bei Current
glpotbeter. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Sic am meiiten seplagte parla=
mentorifde &orperidnft lit gegen=
martig unler @ongreB; er fou nidt
BLOB 8illa fangen belfen, ion6ern al1d
nod Or. Goof @elegenbeit geben, 5u
bepeiien, oaB II SEN @orbpol entbedt
hdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

-@err Braii6ent BiIion roiielt ge-
gernpdrtig furdtbm NIT 6em Sdbel,
als Of mir urs Ole gun5e Belt gu
Geinoer gemodt b1tten.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

preamble OF our Federal Constitution states that
hen organized citizens
alton independence
not
free patriotic just happy
izaion capable than country freedom
and become
Turning moment from documents
on citizenship and one universally accepted by Websters Inter-
national Dictionary which defines
native naturazed of either
entitled to reciprocal protection
entitled to the protection Of life liberty
We now have before the authoritative citizenship by both
and society order
perfectly subject will
conception
Economic League will be in vain the owy freq
serious thought
his responsibility to his fellow ~
Applied ablebodied take 1t We will have
chiefly citizens rerp
outlined above would 70 epend sufficient labor IN
production auxiliary tupae Viz manufacture transportation and
distribution to support himself and bis family comfort conform
contribute his u government in personal
time payment Of taze & bearing defense Of the
nation ~
reaching cbndas; assumed that under our system
citizens are owners rht
benefits of government during The lives and o
such period only =: ~ "
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04
Good Roads for Washington
Parish.

| have been asked a great
many times when we could get
our roads Strengthened out and
properley built up. 1t is abso-
lutely impossible to do anything
along this line with our present
funds, but | believe we should
make an effort to better our
main travelled roads and having
gone over the matter with many
of the leading citizens of the
parish, I find every one in favor
of a system of good roads reach.
ing every part of the parish.
After consulting with these
citizens, l believe roads should be
built from the st. Tammany par.
ish line south of Rio along the N.
0. G. n. R. r. to the parish line
north of Angie; from the parish
line near Rio along the old river
road to the parish line above
Warnerton;. from Pearl river
along the $4,000 road to the west
parish line.; from Bogalusa
northwest to Hackley; from
Hackley southwest thru Frank.
linton to connection with the
Folsom road at St. Tammany par
ish line; from Mt. Hermon south
east to a connection with $4,000
road.
My idea would be to build the
roads as straight as possible,
building them @ fit. wide be-
tween outside of bitches, cutting
down hills and filling in hollows.
We should build creosoted pine
bridges and culverts, covering
them with dirt. Such bridges
would last at least twenty years
fand probably much longer.
By building the roads, under
the supervision Of the state en-.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

mittee of Washington Parish,
La, hereby heartily approve and
endorse the Democratic admins
tratiOn under the present able
leadership of the Hon. Wood.
row Wilson, heartily approving
the course pursued by our Pres
ident in the trying period of the
great European war, believing
that the record made by the
Democratic Party under the ad
.mirable leadership of so able and
fearless a statesman bespeaks a
triumphant victory for the Hon.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

made good in all the duties at
tending his Office under the most
trying circumstances offending
the greatest neutral nation in
the time of the worlds most
colossal war, and, whereas, he
and the present administration
have and are. in the opinion of
this committee, carrying into
effect the great fundamental
principles of the Democratic
party.
Be it therefore resolved. That
the Democratic Executive com.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

gineers we can get the state to
furnish about one-half as much
money as we raise. 1t would be
necessary to vote a special tax
OF three mills for a period Of fiji.
teen years. This would reduce
our present mileage, build the
roads mentioned, in addition to
putting the other roads in good
condition and maintain them all.
We should have to vote the tax
on the incorporated towns as we'll
as the country, and as each of
these towns would get two of the
good roods l do not think there
would be any opposition from
them. With a tax of this kind
voted we could issue bonds and
within a year we would have a
system of roads that we would be
proud of.
should like to see discussion
Of this proposition in the papers
and if any one has Suggestions to
make, | should be glad to hear
from them, This work should be
done before all the timber is cut
out, az our assessment valuations
will be greatly reduced after the
timber is all gone, While | have
not gone into the matter fully
with Mr.. Sullivan Of the Great
Southern Lumber Co., | believe
we could depend on their hearty
cooperation, as l know they are
greatly interested in the upbuiId-
ing Of Washington parish.
Yours very truly,
F. l.. Sanford.
Rub My-1ism -Antiseptic, Anodyne
KILLS pain, stops putrefaction.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

Woodrow Wilson and the ma.
tional Democratic Ticket in 1916.
There being no further bust.
ness before the committee it
was declared adjourned by the
chairman subject to call.
D. E. Branch, Chairman,
W. J. Dobson, Secretary,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04
Parish Democratic Committee
Meeting.
Franklinton, La. April 90

committee of the Parish met
persuant to call of chairman,
Upon roll call the following were
present in person: D. E. Branch,
chairman; ]. N. Magee vice.
chairman; W. J Dobson, secre-
tary; Geo. W. Smith, j. B. Linds.
ley, A. N. Dobbs, NJ. @. Sylvest
G. W. Goodbee, Jap Warner, H.
E. Gayer, Robert Darlington,
proxy of A. Carrier, W. J. Dob
son, proxies of G. Fred Magee
and M. John Afford, J. B. Linds
ley; proxy of F. J. Adams, D. E.
Branch; proxies of J. W. Seal,
w. O. Grain, Dave Miller and D.
W. Branch. A quorum being
present the chairman stated the
object of the call was to elect
delegates TO 90 to Baton Ronge,
La, on May 23rd to the conven-
ton to select delegates to the
Democratic Convention at St.
Louis, Mo-, on June 18th, 1916.
to select nominees for President
and Vice President for the Dem
ocratic party.
The following resolution was
introduced and offered by Her.
mon E Gayer: Whereas, Wash
ington Parish, La, is entitled to
eight delegates to the Democrat
ic Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge, La, on May 23rd. 1916,
and whereas. the matter of the
selection of such delegates is
left to thr Democratic Executive
Committee of Washington Parish
Therefore be it resolved, That
the chairman of this committee
is hereby authorized to appoint
thirty-two democrats, residents
of Washington Parish, La, as
delegates to the Democratic
Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge, La, on May %, 1916, and
that each person be entitled to
one-fourth vote.
1t is further resolved, That
said delegates vote upon all
questions coming up at said
Convention as a unit.
Be it further resolved, The
the chairman of this committee
in making the appointments of
such delegates appoint himself
as one of the delegates to said
convention" A. N. Dobbs NOV.
ed the adoption OF said resolu
ton which was seconded by W.
J. Dobson, and upon the chair
man putting the motion before
the Committee it was unanl-
mously adopted: The chairman
announced the appointment Of
the following delegates under the
resolution: Elk Gov. ]. Y. San
ders, W. H. Sullivan, A. N.
Dobbs, M. K. Pierce, J. B. Lind
sley, M. R. Dorsey, P. B. Car.
ter. D. E. Branch, Dr.. j. l.
Brock, j. Vol Brock, T. E. Ben
nett, Delos r. Johnson, W. j.
Dobson, M. A. Thigpen' j. E
Bateman, ]. M. Byrd, Joe n.
Magee, Hermon E. Gayer, +, M
Brown. G.. A. Mathews, }. W
Seal, W. j. Daniels, F. l.. San
ford, E. P. Knight. W. It. OFT, G
G. Fortinberry, H. E. Smith, W
J. Afford, G. S. E. Darlington,
DR.. M. Bateman, r. H. Spring
and L. P. Pierce.
4 Upon motion made, seconds
and carried by a unanimous vote
Il the following resolution wa
b adopted:
Whereas, This committee rec
ognizes 1.-THE fact that in GU
President, Hon. Woodrow WI
son, we have q man who ha
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
J. S. CulIinan
ON CITIZENSHIP,

Mr. ]. S Cullinan, President of the Texas Economic
League in inviting the people to study and discuss c
zenshp and to give special attention to the problems o.
government, said in part: Before intelligent,
study SO important subject citizenship we must frs,
define it. What is citizenship! Who is the best Amer
can citizen? Search the statute books for deini
ton of citizenship and unless is member OF the
legal profession We Immediately become entangled in 6
labyrinth of confusing and omes contradictory laws
seeking to promote restrain every form of human
activity much of them good of them bad and others
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

Rub-My-Tism -Antiseptic, Anodyne
Kills pain, stops putrefaction.
The midland journal., 1916-08-04

Woman's part in the forthcom
ing Presidential campaign in the
movement for equal suffrage, prom
ising the most active participation
of women in national politics in
American history, will be planned
when woman suffrage leaders,
militants and pacifsts, meet at
Colorado Springs for a three day
conference of the National Woman's
party, August 1912. The con-
ference will consider what policy
the new suffrage party, organized
last June at Chicago, shall adopt
in the coming campaign to effect
submission to the States by Con-
gress of a national suffrage con-
stitutional amendment.
Whether support to the Demo.
cratic, Republican or Progressive
parties will be given by women
favoring a national suffrage amend
ment, will be definitely decided at
the Colorado Springs conference.
While the conference is called
primarily for officers and leaders
in the suffrage campaign, it is OK
pected that hundreds of women of
the rank and file Of suffrage work
ers will attend.