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Fl gobierno runano y Ell cuerpo
diu|omatico abandonaD Bucharest
Aseg1rase que j~untamente con ell Key Fernando
v Ia Corte estableceran su asisnto
en- la ciudad de Jassy
en- Berlin Sc dice que los run1aaOs Sc italian T1Iy
desmmsIzsdos y qus SUI retirada esta
efectuandose en- des0rden

LONDRES. Noviembre 29.-La 81
tuacion de los ejercitOs rumanos que
defender Ia plaza de Bucharest, pa
rece prescntarSc cada dia mas criti
ca. La amenaza de As invasores.
principalmente de los que avanzan
por ell sur Y Surocste. cs cada vcZ
mayor ' ell peligrc de I'm flanquco
nor ell Suroes:e inminente.
Solamepte por cl nOroeste de Ia CT
tada capital. las lineaS rumanas pa
rcce que c~onservan con firmeza
Sus lineas y no en- toda 81 extension,
pueS Ia captura de Curtca de Argos.
imp0rtartc plaza sobre cl fcrrOclrril
de BucareSt 4 HcrmanStadt. no dei:'
De poner en- refcrs Ia captura lie
Campalung J Pitesci. Fiacia q Sur
de Curtea ios sc han yiSto
obligad0s 4 retjrarSc de 81 Inca dc
defensa en- q Topo!cnS ) eslob!eccr-
Ia cu ell A"cish.
NuevoS dcspachos "ecibido> en- eS-
Ia capital. dan cuenta dc que 81 go
bielno rumano ma salido juNtamente
con e! Rey ' ei Cucrpo DIPLOMAT
co dc Bucharest para Jassy, en- donde
estableccran prpvisionalmcUte 81
a~Siento. JasSy e. una de las mas im-
~portantes ciudades dc Ia region orien
tai de Ia Moldavia. siendo al mismo
tempo IN cenLro ferrocarrilerO de
imDortancia capital. que Sc encuen-
/ atr muy proximo a Ia Inca diviso.
| ria entire Rumania y la BeSarabia.
Esta Separado de BucareSt por una
! distancia dc mas de doscientas millaS
al Norte.
Fl avance De :as fu"rzas de No!
NacNcn<er I rlaves del Danubiu, -
deDe en- gran psrrc al rapido a"ance
u- La iucr-aS de von Faloenhayn IN.
cia el Or:ente. mo"imiento que vino
a tener 81 punto culm;uantc ell "a
/ union de c<oS dos importante> Cucr,
pos de- Ej-rcj-o a rs!yo cargo eta l.
conqu;sta del RENO b2.kanico.
En- el inio-me publicado hoy en- Ia
capital dc Alcmaniu. sc dice que Ia,
tropae rur-Has han ~emprcndido Una
re:irada p.ecjpitada : en- dcsordea.
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nal de Rumania. en- Ia region de los
Carpatos conocida pOr la BiStrilza
dorado. Los ataques en- esa region,
segun Ell communicate russo. nan tc-
nido por resultado Ia captura de las
c~olinas al Sur Y al Oriente de kir-
libaba v de mas de 700 Soldados ell
tones. En- Gambia, el communicable ale
man declara que los ataqucs que en-
prendieron los ruSos 4 10 Iargr de los
Carpatos Y en- ell frente occidental
de Ia Moldavia. fueron ~rechazadoS
en- su mayoria. no habiendo logrado
a~quellos mas que eXitos locales.
Actualmente no Sc nota mas acti-
vidad que en- los frentcs de RumaaIa
Y Macedonia. 10 que hacc >uponcT
que todos los eSfuerzos de los COM
batienteS cStan rcconcentraHdosc ra
csos dos teatros, en- don0e rstan por
ahora fijas las miradas del mur!o
entero. FL resu!tado de cSa terrible
lucha, principa!mente Ia que sci iora
en- ell primero, tendra cue iHI.I:.
graudcmente en- cl dcSarrollo de iu~
prcximas operacioncS en- los dcmaS
frentes.
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alarma en- Londres Ell avance de
Won Mackensen en- Rumanla
La opinion publica Sc halla excit I'd por e. fca-
case d. csc RENO sin sab r a 81. atr,buirIo


.;:n . ..,, C.,;,,I ,ros oI,as ;,di-
a-,, T., .ror.o DO o,o -o;,,o mi
,-.n.a 3oc-o.od, =. ana .or5
mn,. J;fi.r mn. va daci,. imno.;brc
I.u.I. !. no.o.a. J., rot.;o-d.
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Ell yiZCONDE HALDANE ACUSA.
DO DE. 1RAIDOR POR VA.
RIAS SENORAS

LONDR&S. Noviembre %. Tn
Crupc de scuoraS elegantemente Yes
tidas uue conSrricron anoche a la
Sociedad Peal de Aries. Ell donde el
yizconde Haldane pronunci6 IN dis
curse armaIon un regular esc4ndalo
mterrumpicndo q cada ratio al oradOr
CON gritos DC prottsta y tachandolo
de sci IN traidor pro-germanista Y
un enemigo de 81 pals. que merecia
ser <nviado = e Tore de Londres.
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u'H P'"""N 'V"'''aN '"S "' .':"'''
; "'',!.'.' '"S p. '"''.., 4" '"'
las " ''"'i' ' a aA"' r-''- c:a
"@"''c'''H 't''.'H q oar Il Id, iG''.''
lh''''Fa' /" ! session. i' '"Ha J." ma
ge" "f'lHfd9 DC! 80 ra.u'i'' ".$
dc Ia' '"'i'N'S HurTio' da it'''|"
ca IA i|ont'r2 con Fua@"Gi ) Hef".2.
h%oiH GIIrG1Tn. o #"# uou "iS,a.ct'
dc mas &c c~oc:c1;aS m''!as.
Los informcS d" les rumanos ~"
harIan lad" t"davia Il" cSto> "van
""> del "r"mi@o. pc'o :" pr"sHlG"
gu" - han iIcvad" 4 c~Fcrt", pI".
N los citadoS mformr& ~ habIa do
que las trop,s rumanaS han continue
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'' .,L.
y, -.
'', ''.
- 90 '''!''> .' c. "-'
ma ''''.',' '.' '''''.'
ca. IL 'l'','. '''"''''" '~',,''''' .. i"'
g''''a e. ''".' "' ""'"""'' -
d'i'" = IA '"'." nS ''.'""" I'll los pa
nos 80 ''' ".'''''S ' 90 20
"'l" ''''.' ~ T'," '",,' IT, Id
P.''''''"''"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30
Ell EAPCR NORUECO "VIsBcRG'
ECHADO A PIQUE

LONnRFS. Noviemhrc 29.-El va
por "Visborg" dc Jandcra noruega,
dc l,"Il toneladas De capacidad, fuG
cchado 4 pique. segtin ei aviso dado
por la agcncia ''Lloyd's" de csta CAPT
tai. eli dia tie hoy. Ell capitan y la tri-
pui1ci6n del harco dicho. fLecon res.
catados Y desemharcaios. Fl rapitan
informo que el "Vlshorg' fuc hundi-
do por un submarine alenan.
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LA CAMARA DE DIPUThDOs
FRANCESCA Sc REUNIO EN-
SESSION SECRETA

PARIS. NOviembre 2J.--Hoy Sc
supo en- esta capital que la Camara
de D~iputados en- esta capital. Sc reu-
mic aver en- session secrcta, ignorando
sc que asuntcs Sc discutieron EN- esa
session.
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Las senoras tuvieron que ser des-
alc1adas del salon para que Ell orden
pudiera restablecerSe. FL Vizconde
Haldane ocupG los puestoS de Sc
c~retario de Ii Guerra Y Ministro de
Gracia = Justicia en 81 gabinete in,
giles.
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Ell case del hundimiento
del "~chsmung" recuer.
ia 81 del "Petrolite"
CBFESF SiN EMBARGO. EN- VISTA
De OLE NJ HUB0 PERDIDAS
DE N3DlS. CUE NO Sc N1O-
LiRON LAS PR0MESAS
DE ALEMANIA.

John r. Putnam, c6nsu! americana
en- el puerto De Valencia, Espana. ha
enviado 4 IN Secrotaria de EStado
del gcDierro de los EstadoS UmidoS,
81 siguiente cab!egr2m2 relative Al
hundimie"tc del vapor americana
"Chcmune."
''El vapor americana "Chemung'
fue echado I pique por I'm submarine
austriaco que simultaneamente hizo
fuego scbrc eI cirado vapor Y lanzo
Sobre 81 un torpedo. e. hecho ocu-
rri6 81 dia % del actual. a las 1914
i. m. en- IN punro $ituado 4 catorce
millas al orien,e del caho de Cato.
La tripulacion fut desembarcada en-
este puerto. TodoS sc encuentran
bien."
los f~urcionarios de n citada Sc
crctaria 50 rchuSaron 4 comentar el
case. e<pr~ando conocer mas detalleS
de csc S.c-.c. SabeSc que cl consul
Putnam rnviar5 IN me~Saj" detalia-
do son~r 81 particular. c mo en- los
LcSpachoS qu" dicho consul! ha en-
|l&A" ""S'' "N'''' IL" "'' "
at2qu@ legal & presume que g
"Cn2mung fs''p!o ''l>o p'T P"Lts
IL ..-,-G,r-a dol s,,bp,ayl,,n -
del c"nAaN"aA's ue! SUBMARINE l.
emH.e" &c il" "'''''e't" Po' q S0o'h"
r'no 91tz" sc maya heeao Fo' e "e-
sec del coman"an'e de Shor'aFSe pro-
>ec-"S' SD'"'"' NUS. '"'
lie 4>tos, g cmDlcc Ia a~rtfieria
r9arao SIN n1eta pre.tar iguale.
Sarvic;os.
Uno de los suncionarioS de la ad
m-inis,raci5n declare Que el hecho de
"a, 81 ..Chemung" fuera IN BARGE
americana era sin duda un detail,
| .mno,7aD,,. nero ore ningun BARGE
~marirano tiene e. Ierecho de evadi,
as 8isno-icion.s G~ecre.aiaS Dor !;
S~ecreraria d. Estado. 81 el Che
] n-rp" yioI5 las leves. - coloc.
an "A careyora tic claluuier orro bar
co Que obvr contrafiaueute ! las dis
posiciancS eScipuladaS por dicha So
( c!etaria de Estado.
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Travis
~TELEFONOS PAIL
Nuevo

IA PRsN>t &c FL periodiru rrNiranu d
MAYOR circulation en- lu> E>ladU> inidO>,
: p0r 10 taGtn. cI Hejor para los anunrian-
les.
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T. ID L iR ID I i VI \ II | Z
.hbogado Mc\icano.
7l6-120-Brady Bldg.

I'm >oric,iad con los al"=atl">
rubiS and CoiH>. =" rnrar=a dr toda
cla-c DE- aSunIo> i" 81 profession.
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Entered as second class matter February
4. 1913, al me PoStOffice al san Antonio.
Tex. under the Act. Of March 9, 1873.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
lessons STRAIN ON EYES
Device That Can Be Attached tc
Windshield Makes for Comfort
of Auto Driver.

A light diffuser designed to be car
ried on the windshield Of an automo'
bile is the latest means for counter
acting the glare from the headlight
of an approaching car, as well as for
preventing the eye strain caused by
the glare of the sunlight on the road
way. The device consists Of a square
of special amber glass mounted In
frame made up Of brass rods and SO
arranged that the glass can be placed
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
Part of Machine That Calls for
the Most Careful Atten-
ton.
USE HARD AND SOFT KINDS
Discrimination VII! Be Found Worth
practicing - Should Be Ref'Ied
Every Two Weeks--t1ow One
Man Has Trained Small
Boys to Do the Work.

The average man gives grease cups !
sDasInOdic attention, and the spasms |
are, as rule. at too great Intervals,
and when he fills them, as a rule one
kind of grease is used, with prefer
ence for the harder grades, which IS
wrong.
On our car we have about forty
grease cups, and by far the majority OF
these are filed with very soft grease
(nOnnuid OLD; in the balance we use
the same product of medium con-
| sstency-kOOO.
Our rule is that all cups in warm
places, those which are located closely
about the engine or exhaust. or close
to the muffler, shall contain the stlner
grease, while those on spring shackles'
steering knuckles and in all places not
Subjected to heat the very soft is used.
Once a week all cups are turned
down part way, and the following
week they are turned down till empty
and then retilled. This. of course, IS
during the season when we are averag-
ing nearly 800 miles per week.
At the time the grease cups are
given attention all oil holes and caps
are given their dose The writer mas
trained several small boys who live III
the vicinity and who like to come
around the garage to do this WORK
They not only attend to these things
under his direction, but change tne
engine oil, repack the shaft universais
with grease and many other simple
ibis which require getting UNDER
and they do everything as well as tn'
best-trained mechanic could.
One day the club secretary dropped
in the garage, and seeing three boy
hustling around-one with an OIL can
= one screwing down caps and anotne
d filing them-remarked, mo wonde
=. YOU keep things up to top notch O
" your car and give every little part II
Or proper attention.
Re we invited MIN W looh uhu0i '"
=. car, when he saw two more boys
" work. How do you get them n
asked. In the first place, by BEN
the friend of every boy in the neig
" borhood and boy with him, and nevt
~ forgetting to have loose change" c
L, hand when we are doing a job. 30!
Ct will do little things often better tina
t. men, particularly if there are sever
n of them at work, and one fellow
r. ready to "sing out" if the other ski
81, something when they know the
49, will be dividend" declared when Il
" Job is over. Try it. You'll get II
81 out of it, as we'll as results.-De
''e ware County Auto Club News.
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Constable Sale
In the City Court, Bosalusa. Lo,;,;
ana, c. Ellis OFT, judge

In the City Court, Boealusa. Lo.;,.
ana, c. Ellis OFT, Judge.
Guy H. MalIam, Jr.,
vs. No, 256
+. J. Benjamin.
PIeaS e take e. notice that BY via,
OF a writ Of tleFl Facias ISSUED =
OF the above Court in the above J,
titled and numbered cause, Inn.
seized and will offer for sale !, i
front door Of the City Hall in Il
City of Bo&aIusa, beginning at 4
hour of II o'clock a. IN. on
Saturday, September 18th, 1916 |
the following described p,opsb
to-wit:
Two notes dated at New o,l.,nl
La, Nov. 10, 1915, for $7e.l9 =,
payable to myself" signed Nv ! \
Brady and by him endo,,,d !
blank, payable in six month, 4
twelve months respectively, h.,l,.
interest at the rate Of epst IN
from date, endorsed by F. ]. B.,a
min in blank, identified with Al :.
of mortgage passed before FIJI, 4
Dreyfous on Nov. 16, 1915.
Terms of sale, cash with bena|
of appraisement.
This 2Sth day Of August, 1916 |
J.R. KING. Constable
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Color No Criterion of Quality.

The mere color of rubber, however,
indicates absolutely nothing as to its
quality, but tough stocks and poor
wearing stocks can be made in any
color-white, black, red or gray.
A tire is an article of utility which
should be compounded with the idea
of service and mileage, and not color.
1t would be hopelessly impossible to
determine the quality of rubber by its
color. and should people insist on par
ticular colors or combinations Of col
ors in tires, they would ultimately
have to pay a pretty high tire mile
age bill for this small satisfaction
The only wise plan is to leave ques
tons of color to the rubber manuIac
turers, allowing them free hand tt
make the most useful and durable
rubber goods possible, regardless O
color.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
Gasoline From Gas.

Several plants for the manufacture
of gasoline from natural gas will be
built in Texas within the next few
mouths. 1t is stated that there are
now about fifty plants in Oklahoma
that manufacture gasoline from what
is known as casing gas, or that
gas which comes direct from the well
WITH crude oil. Their total output II
apoul 5000 gallons daily.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
" itnasSe

\. L JUNEo,
J. ". REYNOLDS.
CLARENCE /, JOHNSON,
Notary Public
certify the above and foregoing to be a true
coayof the oriainai Articles and Incorporation Of
Bogalusa Paper Company, passed before me on
the 18th day OF September 1915, and recorded in
the Office Of the Clerk Of Court for Washington
Parish. Louisiana. in Charter Book No. |, PAGES
-. Dated September ith, 1915.
CLARENCE L. JOHNSON,
Notary Public.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
ARTICLE NO., 2:

The domicile of this corporation shall
be in Bogalusa. Louisiana, where all eta
tons and other legal process shall be
served upon the President, or in case OF
his absence, upon the ViCe-PreSldent, or
in case of the absence Of both such otti-
GERS, then in the manner provided by
law
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14

railroads. tank cars, and bargeS or other
water craft, terminals or landings, but
not as common carrier; to operate sd"
mills, to carry on a general mercantile
business; and generally to engage in any
business conveniently necessary or incl
dent 10 or connected with the operation
Of the business and industries above
mentioned.
ARTICLE NO. 4:
The authorized capital stock of this
corDoration is hereby fixed at the sum OF
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $500, O0O)
represented by five thousand (5OOO)
shares of the par value of One Hundred
Dollars (S1OO) each. to be paid at such
time and in such manner as provided by
law and as the Board of Directors may
require, and such stock may be issued tor
cash or in payment for property or servl-
ces actually received by or rendered &c
said corporation. The parties hereto de-
clare that they hereby subscribe tor the
number of shares set opposite their re-
spective signatures hereto. or an a88re
gate of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dol
lars (S25O,OOO)
The capital stock of this corporation
NAV be increased to the sum OF One Mil
lion Dollars $500, OOO,0OO) in accordanc
with the provisions of the law pertalnln
thereto.
ARTICLE NO. 5!
All the powers Of this corporation sha
he vested in and exercised by Board Q
f not less than Seven CD Directors to b
elected at the annual meeting of tn
stock holders. The persons so named
5 Directors, all of whom shall be stot
2 holders, shall elect from their number
President, one or more Vice-PreSldentS,
: Secretary. a Treasurer. or Secretar
/ Treasurer, and such other officers as Il
i Directors may from time to time deterr
inc The first Board of Directors, Wi
their postoffices addresses. are as follow
II Walter P. Cooke, Marine National Bal
Building, Buffalo, N. Y.
o Charles |. James, S29 Equitable Bull
f ing, Baltimore, Maryland.
" A. C. Goodyear Marine National Ba
Building. Buffalo, N. Y.
Il W. H. Sullivan, BOgalusa. louisiana.
G. II Wood Monroe. Michigan.
D. T. Cushing, BogaluSa, Louisiana.
), NJ. L. WueScher, BogaluSa, Louisiana
, Until the first meeting of stockholde
=, Walter P. Cooke. shall be the Preside
a ". H. Sullivan, shall be the Vlce-Pre
, dent NJ l.. Wuescher, shall be the Sec
r tary, and D. T. Cushing, shall be
. Treasurer. of said Corporation.
or ARTICLE NO. 6;
"A On the Second Monday of January, ~
>; and on the same day Of each succeed
r. wear, except when such day shall fall
lie a legal holiday in which case the me
70 IND shall be held on the next follow
"A day. the stockholders shall elect bo
- of Directors for the ensuing year;
- Board of Directors already Installed 81
- continue to hold over until their success
- are elected and qualified
-, The Board of Directors 50 elected 81
81 select from their number the officer;
re the Corporation as above provided,
,r every such Board may appoint all ne(
On sary managers and agents. The elect
or of Directors shall be by ballot aud
70 persons receiving the largest number
60 votes cast shall be declared elected,
As eIe;tlns Directors or for any other
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
Charter
OF The Boealusa Paper Co.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WASHINGTON.

BE IT KNOWN, That or this 4th day
of September, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred sixteen, before me.
Clarence l.. Johnson, Notary Pubic
dulv commissioned and qualified in and
tor Washington Parish, Louisiana, and IN
the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the several persons whose
names are hereunto subscribed, who de-
clared that, awaiting themselves OF the
laws of Louisiana relative to the fOrma-
ton and organization of corporations,
they have covenanted and agreed, and do,
by these presents. covenant, agree and
bind themselves as well as those who
NAV hereafter become associated with
them to form themselves into corpora
ton for the objects and purposes. with
the name and under the stpulat'ons tol-
lowing, tO-Wit:
ARTICLE NO. /:
The name and style of this corporation
shall be
BOGALUSA PAPER COMPANY, Inc,
and by said corporate name it shall have
succession and existance for a period OF
ninety-nine years from the date hereof
unless sooner dissolved in the manner
provided by law, and the Articles OF this
Charter; and under said corporate name
it shall have and enjoy all rights, PRIV
leees and immunities which are now con
ferred upon, or may hereafter be granted
to corporations of the same kind an'
character.
ARTICLE NO.,2:
The domicile of this corporation sha
be in Bogausa. Louisiana, where all eta
tons and other legal process shall b
served upon the President, or in case @
his absence, upon the Vice-PreSldent, c
in case of the absence of both such off
GERS, then in the manner provided b
law
ARTICLE NO 3;
The objects and purposes for whlc
this corporation is organized and the n;
ture of the business to be carried on b
it are hereby declared to be- to produc
manufacture, buy, sell. and otherwise AZ
ouire, deal in and dispose of pulp, pape
container board, and other like products
timber. wood turpentine, rosin, and 9th
naval stores. and wood derivatives al
other products. commodities and mater
ais of all kinds; to construct, build, pu
chase. lease and otherwise acquire MI
and manufactures for all such purpose
and to sell the products and residue al
waste thereof. or to further manutactu
the same: to procure, buy, lease ana otht
wise acquire and obtain, and to ieaS
sell. grant licenses IN respect VI, or oth'
wise dispose of OF use, patents pate
rioht. trademarks and trade names, al
inventions, processes, and improyemer
of all kinds; TO pull StumpS ana Gle
lands. whether in connection with Su
business or apart from it; to purchase
t,,,i.l
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
HUNTING LICEN Sc.

Residents of the State can pur-
chase License for Sl00, good in all
Parishes of the State. License to
Non.residents $500. Licenses COL
lected by j. f. Bateman, Tax Col
lectOr.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14

Every true sportsman will en-
courage and aid the Department of
Conservation in the enforcement OF
the law, discourage and report in
fractions thereof.
Report violations to the nearest
agent or to the Department of Con-
servation, New Orleans Court Build
il na The Department will keep as
confidential any information given
it as to infractions Of the Game
| Laws.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-14
EXTRACT Of THE
LOUISIANA CAME LAWS

GAME BIRDS.
ODen Season and Bag Limits,

GAME BlhDc.
Open Season and Bag Limits =,
Wild Geese. November to Feb :
ruary IS. Bag limit Is day. ,,
Ducks. Ncvembex | to February
Is. Bag limit Is day.
SDipe, November | to March 10.
Bag limit so a day.
Coots. (PouIe D'Eau,) November l
to February Is. Bag limit Is day.
Rails and Gallinules. November |
to February IS. Bag limit Is a day.
Woodcock, November | to febru-
| ary IS. Bag limit IS a day.
Shorebirds, Sandpipers, Flowers,
Curlews, Chorocks, Etc. November
| / to February Is. Bag limit Is
day.
Night Herons, (Gros.Bec,) Novem-
Der to February IS. Bag limit Is a
day.
Bob White, Quail or Partridge,
November IS to March |. Bag limit
IS day.
Wild Turkey, Gobbler only, No.
vember IS to March /. Bag limit l
a day.
Doves. November l to February
, IS. Bag limit Is q day.
Special Closed Season, Prairie
= Chickens, Upland Flowers, (Papa-
9 botte,) Killdeer, Wild Turkey Hens
S and Imported or Native Ringnecked
:, Pheasants must not be hunted until
o December 31st, 1919. Thereafter
only from November lst to Decem'
- Der 3lst of any year.
\, GAME ANIMALS.
# Open Season and Bag Limits:
II Deer, Northern Zone, Vernon
IS Rapides, Avoyelles, Concordla, and
all Parishes North of same; Septem'
le Der Is to January 5.
,e Southern Zone. All Parishes South
,g of Vernon. Rapides, Avoyelles, Con
h cordia, and Mississippi State line
N October / to January 20.
VS. Bag Limit, One hunter is Limited
an to killing Five Deer in Season O
ia possessing Two Carcasses in one day
ps Deer not to be killed between Sun
re set and Sunrise, or when driven t
nc high ground by overflow. Fawn
la must not be hunted at any time.
Squirrels, October to Februar
IS. Bag limit IS a day.
ES Bear-November to February Is
Trapping prohibited.
TO Elk-Wapiti Elk introduced int
the State for propaeating purpose
OUTLAW BIRDS.
ar The following species OF destru
I r tive birds may be killed at al
ght time: Turkey Buzzard, Black w
for ture. (Carrion Crows,) Duck, Tia"
,a ui Cooper Hawk, Blue Barter. an
are Sharp.Shlnned Hawk, Great Horne
n a Owl, English Sparrow, Crows an
cod e Crackles, Checks or Crow-Blackbirc
when destructive to crops, Kinetis
"A ers when nesting in levees.
In NON.GAME BIRDS PROTECTE
gA@ BY LAW.
NM All song birds, the Robin, Mea
IN owlark, Green Heron. Cap Cap, HI
1865 aa8 Bird, Bee Martin. Cat Bird, Bla
If Caille, Red-Eyed Vireo, Green Or;
o is set, Herons or Cranes. Cedar Bir
or Ortolans. all other birds kno'
" locally as Caille or Grasset, are v
liable insectivorous birds and m,
=. not be killed or trapped at any ti1
'Ver' Sea Gulls are now on the protect
NOR. list and the killing Of any OF tn
any is punishable by fine or impris'
ment or both.
hich
idea VIOLATIONS.
olor Every true sportsman will
v its courage and aid the Department
par Conservation in the enforcement
cor the law, discourage and report
mile. fractions thereof.
.t;or Poport violations tn the neal