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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11


ucm moaliden 8eiu0 ouf bobcr Gee
aegeribcr ani's Spiel 3ii ieben
(9r 6rantltu mnr Der Girettor
Der Ionipfihiffo6rts @cicQi6oft,
iuelher sic ,,Citauic4 angc6ortc, ouf
pel9er 10 pielc glcuidenIc6en Ourd
yoieie 6iiriorge" beicbiibt lporoen
iino,)
@r0Btes 5tiIlTAmcfgcn
piro bemaDrt.
9tem Dorf, 10. 5ebrllor.
g9ir auf anae6lid5e 9efe5Ic bon
@oibington 5uriid5ufii6ran lit. mcr-
ZEN 5ir 3cit ale Syniormationcn iibcr
bic AlarirJn0cn BON 59ifien I'M
Soa6ois. olS al@ sic 9tamcu scr
Sdiiic ae1enl gebolten. Die 9ionlen
ocr S4iiie, ionic 0cren 2lntinft in6
glbiobrt oiirieu ui1t in 0cn orabtIo.
len NlelOmgen bintcr Sonoluhi 5u
EldBcu in bamoiiibem Gerritorilru
ODER Den 5ii0icc-Snieln 6efonut &C.
mdht uerocn pic 6cutc Hicr bon Scr
nGomIncrcidl Go6lc Go." bctan1t gc.
ii1dt mur0c. lie @ctauitmodung
muroc mic sic 9cauten ocr @eicl.
ihaii nitt6eilteit o6ne ueiterc 9e.
griinoun9 erlaiien.
W 1T fliegeH0en = bncn.
y5cm g)orf, 10. Ic6rlar.
0it 0cn Sternen lmO 1trcifel ais
6laggc iibcr Dem Eopnialt fubr 6cutc
Scr Iornpfcr ,Nodeitcr" pou Der
SScrr Taalpfidiiia0rts @cieaihoit
nit cner algemcinen 2ooung fir
9oroeaur 6citinnt fur5 na6 2 llbr
gldAnlittags All Der Gilarontdnes5tas
tion 0orbci. Dic o9io6eiter 1T Oos
npcite amcritaiiiiAc S6iii wclhes
0ielen Soicii felt Der Grfldrunq Der
oelti6eu llniericcboot 9lpdaoe pcrs
lGBt Gie @loGdoe prr0c am 81.
sSaniiar crfldrt un0 iiibr All 2. sc.
6rudr Bic ,.loHra4 nodl C5etuu a6.
Tie p9loheiter bat sic gSotioual.5or.
ben ali ben Soften ne6cn 0cn Sud-
iiobcn II. 9, 9t.~ pcnn ald Die
pcrtitalcn Streiien in rot6 imO ipeiB,
ipie bon Der ocutihen 9le9iering por-
aeidriebclt feblten. aeincs Der
Sniifc lit ormirt.
Scr a9iocheiier" iolgtc oas onicri.
foniihc 5hiif rCrleous~ BET Srien-
tai 9ldoigutiou Go. tucldcs gleids
falls fit Auroeaiu beItiiuuit lit, TaS
Sdiif trdgt oic dbnlihcn Grfen-
nlinQS3cidler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

SrsnnOic nno impOrtirtr 9cmi
dlOnnccn; fir ytiereo" 6Goun-
ccn.GleiOcr; ts bis 90 Bon
brett.
Slnfcrbem n 5Oa scriiidDtc
5lOnnccn; fleine oportc DluIter;
ousecaodter Soum; 800. bis
65c. @ertbc.
29c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
Am 5llittwo6
SydDrt Sraf SrrultOrtf
G6.
2luf 0cm ncSreOeritf Der
9t6tc".

9lGc Arrangements bccnoct. 5pc.
5ioI6ug bringt Sen friibcren 9ot.
idoftcr unO @eglcitaua bon
@oi6iugton nab Sobofcn.
llmioiicnoe @ortcbrllnocu fir Oie
5idcrbcit ser GcicIli6oft.
@crarO mo1ri@einIi@ iett idon
oui Der Seimrciie.
Mai1iugton 10. Gc6r.- g(ae
arrangements fir oic 9lbrciic OcS
friiberen ocltiben @otidofters @rof
9ernitorif, Sic an @litttpo6 92o6-
mittog oil 8oro oeS Gompiers rjSrc-
Ocrid s" erioloen miro, iino getrof-
fen.
Gidt allie OeutiAcn Con.
iuln beglciten @rai
@crnitorff.
glidlt allc oclitihcu Gonillit iucl-
dc i6rer Boiieu III oicieu 2nnoc cnt.
6o6en nurOcn, iueroeu nit @rof
9eruitorif Die 9liidrciic no6 europa
ontrcten Gs muroc BelIte befnnnt
oaB ciue 9tn5a6l Der Goniulor sc
onlten bon Scr oeitideu 9lc9icrluie
S5niirufiionGn crbaltcn 1nben, bon
i9ren iriibcrcn 9soiten noh Eunften
iii Siio- lmo Central 9lncrifa a6.
5ilfobrcu.
Iic 9laner scr Goniulrt oic ritbt
uoA GcltidlonO 5uriidfe6rcn iuer.
Ben gebein gebolten, neil Die Mog.
li1feit oorlieoen miiroe. Dab Die
Gntcuteiuddte cs 5li pcr6iuocrn III
dIcu uiirocn Nab Oicie 9contcr if
rem 9cIlitnnilrgsort crrciden.
SIS miro uidt ser GcriuA gcma6t
iuerocn fir Die Gonhlln icbereS @c.
leit noh5ltiuteit oo bon porn6crciii
angenonmeu miro, Oob oicfeS 3pc6
los icin luiir0c. Iie Goniuln ipcr-
ben uiii i6r cieencS Giiifo lore neucu
@oiicn III erreiben iudcu miiiieu.
@raf @ernitorffs 9tbrciie.
9}cm Dprf TO- 8c6r Ger
Dahipier u5rcodricl $. bon OerSfon.
0inapiih gIuerifouiiGcu 2iuic, scr
ocn iriibcrcn oettihen 8otiboiter
@raf 9crnitorii itno iciue grgIei-
tilno noh europa bringen pirD,
miro lpie ictt icitgeiebt uuroc, AM
udditcu MittpoA g}odnlittog ? ll6r
n6fobrct
Eic Giqcttbiincr ocs Shiifcs III
Aopcnba0cu go6cn III einer bcute
bon oenl bieiiqcu 9lireoit Ser Clinic
elupfongcrcn aa6eIoepcide sic Gr.
laibniB iiir oic 9lbfobrt ocS Sdii.
fcs.
2lnbcr Dem 8otidlaiter ino icincm
Stnbe mnO 6amilic iueroen etpo
200 ocutidc Gouinlar Ncontc bic
Sabrt nlitnader.
Eic auerifoniihcn gcbor0cn ia.
ben aac Vorfc6run9cn 9etrofielL luil
Dem @otihofter uuo iciucr NegIcis
ting 6ci i6rcr 9(brciic alien Shnb
an9eoeiben 5n loiien 2alnihes, Die
Sdnellicucr Seidiite al 9orO bo.
6eu pcroen ole aiiItc in Der 9l1be
oes Gan1pfers patroiiilliren.
Iie BoliSci bon Sobofen, mo OnS
5hiif bor 9lnfcr licqt ocr 9unocss
@ebcinOicnit nno bic %oli;ci Der
Stdot glcIp Dort tbcilten iid) III 0is
s(tfgobc, 0cm oeutideu 9otidoitcr
cine iidere Slbreiie 5ii 1ciud6rleiiteu
glnBcr oen Meriteit 100 Der Gonis
pier liegt iucroen and Die 6d6rbootc
uno Die Siibluon 2inier bic nadl
Sobofcu iii1ren idarf bepodlt lvcr.
oen.
Der 2pe5idl5ug, Der bic @ciell.
icboft bon Moibingtor nodl Sobofcn
bringcn miro, ruiro cine Spcjial,
9loute eiiihlaeen aiif pelhcr bic
@eieMdoit oireft BON Moibington
bis 5n ciiein @irfte 2ll 8lods BON
Dem Sdifi gebradt ipiro.
gs miro crpnrtet oab Der 3ugSo-
bofcn unecfdbr I'M 6 llbr IOiittpodj
slben0 crrciheii lpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
gSurten unS Siuirn6dnOer.
e rossc,c.en,r,horteu. ,uria nuh tmn,or.

zafcta salmOortcn; psih uuS idwnr5
i5c Gnolitdt; 5tid .t21he
Observation-Disclosures; veb; 2lUnrD 1ind r.......... 9c
Gampric Nae Apirrbnrb; 8rcien p nno a; baS @iid
gseiber Gnidb 6Yoro Gihd r. .25
2ineere 3prbao peB roia ooer blan 5garo SthG ir SC
6narnabcIu, Siderbcits-NoSelm nnO StefnuOeln
2robt,Soorpaoen; arorrc @r5Beu in ga8cn. ...,.. Sc
zoomelnaetc Snnoer SdnnoeIn Z 9inib fiji
400 Stid r&abHaion" Stedndoei; Bapier ..4....
6atcn nnO Seicn nnS 9rnffnUpfe
gias imp Gbni9iq SAFER Deep; Gr0Ben oiiber;
Suben0 35c Sturic
9rndinop weiB ooer dwnr3; roniwm Sorle. ... Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

3rsglei8cn aanORirc
fit amcrit. S6itfe.
%ebcm unO(Gigcnthmmt tnuB
beicbiItt iuerOeM.

cautiIc 0larinc, y. ". 2. Groilf
Iit ocitellt. 0ic acoicruug
Der 9crchlietcn Staoten meioert
ii6. maIitdriiden sdue 5u itcl.
len. 3u Sulic bIciben oober
sic 9aroIc. Serr 5ronflin
batte dud ii6rr bic ,,Gitouic" gc-
ipott. s(ncritaner fo6ren al.
gtrtp gorf 10. 5e6r. Cine
@efdnutmadlng bon peittrooenoer
@eoeuhng puroe 6ellte bon Dem
Erdiioenten Scr aSynternotiouaI Oler.
coutilc Wlarinc~ q. ". g. 6raufliu,
wIaiicu, inoeut Ell erfldrtc ooB lpc.
0er oie rSt. 2ouiS r5t. @oll~
coer aHoere Shiiic 0cr Gcieaidoft
iiber Der Ocean acbeu lpcroetI peun
riidt Uncle 5dnt oenielbcn stononen
ODER &allouiere ooer gealcitldiiie
itcIlt.
Eieie 9cfaitutnadung puroc er-
Iaiieu nadoem ieiteciteat ipuroc,
6ab ein oerartiecr Gtbub Nic6t 5n Ct,
GaIteu ipdr, ltno Sic glcgierung Der
@er gtaateu nidt 9cneigt lit, cinet
oerartioen Sdub 5u aepabrcu
@erlnnGtcr Rnnoncr.
a@as mS betrifft iagte Scrr
Sranfliat ,ba6en pir alcS perhtdjt,
6ouonen iiuo @anoniere gum S6uBc
irierer gdfFe i'll cr6aItcn bod bat
IS nitht Ocn anidjein ooB 9Sripot.
@eicHitnften III Ser Gage iino, it'd
oieie8 @d1ubes pergeipiiiera 5i tou
nen Iie Ganpier ocr ,Slmcrican
Clinic" mcroen iIiat o6io6ren f6H.
men, Spcnn nidt Die Hegieruug eiicr
NegIet Gampicr oocr Sanoucn,
aIs mld dceignetc aauouiere all lin.
Tere Ganipier poitirt I'M bic Slider.
Belt lRierer Raiiaaiere oocr Mam.
ldaften 8li oarantireu
Sr 5raufliu fuies 0oralli bin
boB lit 5oIgc oct lric0Slicieruugcn
un 6ie friegiii6rcnocn Alddlte 5ci-
tens uniercr Briodt 3nouitrieu
BON Oieien tpeuig 5il erHnIteu i'll, il.
Die st 2ouis nur obia6rcu fdun,
menn Die giegierlng ODER irgen0 ei.
ne Nripat @eieIliduft Die aanoncit
fiir oieieS Sdifr itelleu fam.
riSraii5oiiicbc nno britiidle Sdiffe
iegelr BON oieIcu SGien o6ne lluter-
btnSuug," iagtc 8r. Jranflin, ouuo
Ipreden oan ociltidrn @cie6lcu@o6u
neil Sieic arulirt iino, o6er oie ouie.
rifaniltbcu Gantpfer ntiiiien I'M Sas
fen bIei6cu ueil tic niht cine aa
none bciibcn iid6 i'm glot6idle 5n Der
tbei0iaen4
gg1ir iollteit cine iedls5olligc Sa.
none lno Mlannihaften an 8oro 6d-
bclt lpeldlc oieie beoietel fornen
GS iiuo 3ii oiele 2ebcn ino 5i piel
Gigent6unt ouf Ons 9picl gciebt, i'm
6ieie nnbeIdiibt iiber oen Gcean ge-
bet laiiei 8il fonnen1
syn Der lreiterea glusiii6rlln9 ici-
ner 9e6oiiptiingeu iagte @r 6rotf
lin, oaB ale Ganoncn feinen @ert6
bnbeu penn riht bic geeiguetc 9es
marniine fit Die @coienung Ocriel
Ben pprbdn0cit III
Iiefcs III oie Sihiator pelhe
iih Ste 9liuericau 2iilic gcgeniiber
fie6t, iueldc nidlt Scn gSlindl bat.
Tire @dlific o6er W9enidbenlebcn eli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
WiirtcL NM Gyiidlbcin.
sciSrnnNrtcl; ipeih nser ihiuars.

3on @rcic bro garb tOe.; prr sid ...,...... 80
" Son 8retie; Ddr0 t21xci pro Sind ~
3O gree Ynro tSc; DuS Siid. 6
215 }ou 9reitc VurD 20c; onS gid LII
Nulriuol sciriH; neB NH ldpnrj ~, Ia, lno 2A
SOL; BRO 9nro DC; ptp Dbcn0 Ynfoe, so
Gba9o SeaDcrbone mcib oocr tiuar5 nit Seibe bcoed
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Miss George Washington.

The mention of the name OF
George Washington probably
recalls more wildly to mind the
cherry tree incident than the fac I
that he was the savior Of his coul-
try, so thoroughly has that story
been iHs1ilIed into the minds OF
the youth If the country. There
fore the announcement that Mar
yuerite Clark is starred by the
Famous Players in this Param ount
Picture "Miss George Washing
TOM, conjures up one of two pic
tures-a girl who cannot tell lie
or a girl who cannot tell the truth
Ia this case the producers have
chosen to parody the name aud
the story deals with one Of the
most accom- plished little fiobers
and mischief makers that one
could imagine. Before the story
closes everybody is deceiving
every body else. and there is
scarcely a reputation that is not
torn to shreds. But it is all in
good fun, and it all turns out for
the best. "Miss George WASH
ington" is one of the most de-
lightful comedies in which fasci-
mating Marguerite Clark has ever
appeared. Opera House, Friday,
March 8. Prices 1Oc-15c.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Self Culture Club.

The Franklin Self Culture Club.
which was organized several
weeks ago with fourteen charter
members, held its first regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. EN-
met Alpha on Wednesday last.
No literary program was given,
due to the many details incidental
to organization, but Mrs. K. S,
Barnett, Musical Director of the
Club. assisted by Mrs. Baker.
Misses Blackman and Christian.
presented two delightful musica al
numbers, which were mucn en-
joyed.
The aim and purpose of the
Club is educational, following
more or less closely the course OF
study outlined by the National
Draper Self Culture Club. with
headquarters in New York and st.
Louis. These programs will IN.
douotedly be most interesting to
all who are ambitious to help
themselves and to help their child.
rem. 1t begins with the children,
recognizing the fact that taste
for good reading must be acquired
among our boys and girls early in
life, but is most essentially for the
family.
The various subjects presented
and discussed are wide spread,
attempting to cover as nearly as
possible the full meaning of the
word "culture. la addition to
this program Current Events as a
topic for discussion or written pa.
per will be a feature of each meet.
ing Also good music, the idea
If the members being to vary the
meetings in such way that they
will be interesting to all who are
thinking and doing things in the
community in which he or che
lives.
The many social problems of
the day-such as Civics and Pub
lie Welfare-yill have their place
also in the years work.
A cordial invitation is extended
70 all the ladies of Franklin who
are not members of the Club to
attend the meetings which will be
held the first and third Wednes-
days of each month at 3 80 in the
afternoon at the residences of the
different embers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
UlShakoD Testimony.

Time is fhe test OF truth. And Doln,
kidnrN Pills have stood the 'n~t NJ
Frank in resid mt vii SUI - IA 'kt'he.
%" anapFing urinary II cGl n - IN
convinced by this ~ T. nd I. ,timpnv.
+ l-ar !. baurg mat deaie: G55 Ju-
~ street, New u'rlt. ia. SAYS. Il
WAS Cputilcd To- ny bet -everli times
with kidney c,lnps,'nt aud ,metime 5
couid hardly turn ov r in ted. OWING to
the pains IN my b .ck | lad IL be care
tul or sharp rwingt, wpfl3i lart Trough
my loiuo. Mornings ! WIS stlf ana
l,me an! lack a strength AMI energy
Dne box of Dmn's Lvrr Pills removed
Inc trouble. No trouh,e sine
over tive wears later VII 3 jlrs sli
II haven't hal an attack Of kidney
trouble since Doan Kidney Pm, cured
me.
Price soc 1t all dealers DoA't simply
ask for Il kidney remedy Duau ;
Kidney Fills the sam hat Mr.. 5 ,nr4
has twice publicly recon- nendel. Fo>-
ter NJ iiburn Co, Props, buf do. n. Y
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Notice Of Examinations.

The next examination of white
applicants for teachers certifi-
Gates will b. held ia the s.. Mary
central High School, Building in
Franklin on Marcn 26, n aud q
and coiored applican GA March
20. 80 and 81.
Examination of teachers upon
the books of the Reading Course
will be held Saturday, Iarch "A
Your attention il called to the
recent laws enacted governing the
examination Of Applicants Tor
teachers certificates. Graduates
of approved Institutions are no
longer exempted from all subjects
Except theory and arr Of teaching
They are either exempt from ali
subj Cts. or they must earn q
teachers Certificate through az
examination on all subjects.
D. N. FOSTER,
Superiutendent.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Alter March 10, Mr.. C. Steinfeld,
The popular Main street tailor,
iii, be located in his new quar-
trs, she M.gliola building, OPP
prsitr D-l4houssaye's drug store.
TIL. 0u,idi g will be thoroughly
ssaov.sea AID repaired, and new
kia.s front erected. Mr.. Steinfeld
eart.s.. complete line of the just
'y.c,iebrated Bruner Woolens,
AMI l. piepared to furnish mis-
patrons and the public with the
bsst snbtainaoie. In guaranteed
quality and workmanship.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Mr. Thomas Bodin has erected
Itvsra N re large bill boards on
tAe vacant lot on Main street be.
,a.saEingto the Schwan estate. I'm.
liz Ah- ordinary bill board, they
.e,t s1t di-pleasing to the eye.
fh,y Sc butt and arranged with
'esn. III d are rather an ornament
Il this old vacant lot in the centre
~ be business portion of our
'spwn II is az ideal place for the
.dlsp,sy Of advertisements OF that
tEr. I'D tn. y never fail to COM
i0Ai.d sne attention of all passers.
~.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Lexington
Minute Man Six 1917.

The Lexington Motor Cars
are sold under the STAN
dard W arranty, sanction
ed by the National
Chamber Of Commerce,
The best car ON the market
tor the money. 1t is Il better
value than a lot Of cars which
cost much more. Won't you
favor Us with an early oppor-
tunity to show You its advan-
tagrS. The Minute Man Six
IS equally at ease. You travel
III safety and. first class
always.
George Kramer. Agt.
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

California invites you to help
her celebrate National Orange
Day on March 10. 1917, on which
day It. il hoped every one will eat
a. least one orange, as a reminder
that it IL one of the most health
sful Of all food products. National
Ossnge Day will be celebrated
throughout the country in all
sailrosd dining cars and dining
stations, cleaners, hotels and res
AAufanta.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
The Hen That Lays

is the hen that pays. If she does not
Law, kill her, bue before you kill her
give her B. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy twice day for a week, and
then YOU will not Kill her Tor she will
be paying you a profit. 1t not only
makes hens lay but it is a remedy for
Cholera, Roup, and Gapes. We
guarantee it to cure or we refund
your money,
For sale bv City Grocery.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Methodist Church.

Morning Service, ii q. m.
Evening Service, 1870 p. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Epworth League, 6:45 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures service,
I 80 p. M.
A cordial invitation to all.
H, N. HARRISON, Pastor.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Oaa day this week the six-year.
ola s!n of Mr.. Heary G. Kappel,
Of hhuml. La, was operated on
suec 's-fulIy It the St. Mary SAM.
tsfium FIR appendicitis. We are
glad 20 announce that the bright
Htsie fellow is getting we'll.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Mr.. Louis Kram.r has bought
out the moss factory of Mr.. q. F..
Morrison at this place. Mr. Kra-
mer is a thorough-going and a
careful business man, and we are
confident that he will make the
business a paying success.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Episcopal Church.

Sunday, March 4, 1917.
Holy Communion 1880 a. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Service with Sermon ii a. m.
Vespers with Litany 5 p. m.
Daily services during the week,
AZ announced in Church.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

I'll. Missionary Society of the
Methodist Jhutch will not meet
ua.iI the second Thursday of
March. This meeting will be at
the Hume of Mrs. Mary NICK
Cyoes al 8 O'Clock.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

sis. Kate Robins, of Jackson,
a y. Ne Of the girihood friends
II lr. E nmet Alpha, is in Frank
IN for : short visit, guest of Mrs.
A,pnA She will leave in the
cur VI 4 few days for points in
in, sV.st
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

NJ. r. E. Brumby, with his fam.
lily, moved 10 their new home on
lower Main street ON Tuesday last
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Notice..

We, the undersigned Ba-
kers of the town of Franklin,
hereby agree to close our ba-
keries at l O'Clock ON Sunday
evening. Our patrons will
take due notice thereof, and
purchase bread on Sunday
morning to run them until
Monday morning.
L. J. MoUToN,
ANDREW SCHOENSTEIN :,
CHAs. J. MIGEoT.
Franklin, La, Feb. 6, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Judge Thomas NJ. Milling has
moved his family to Baton Rouge,
where they will reside in the flu.
fMPt.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

l. / with regret that we learn
Mr frank E Robertson has been
ii! ~ the last week. We are glad,
tlce v.r. to state that he il better
a. -, writing. We sincerely
naya th4t his recovery will be
En ,zAv
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

We nptc With regretthat Mrs. A.
&. Allen mas been quite ill the
past week. but are glad to learn
that che il improving.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Opera Houae, Tuesday, March 6.
Prices 10c.15c

Measles prevails among the
children 10 q number of families
IN F4.uklin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Mis- ausaiie Stiffel, of Mem.
phis. renp., was the guest during
the pass week Of her aunt, Mrs.
I.asc Mayer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

A regular monthly meeting o
The Police Jury will be held OF
next Wednesday.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

i Is rum ,red that, in q few
day. a Carnival Association will
be orgsn,z.d in Franklin. This
/. 4 movement ia the right direc-
Ai',n 1t meets with the hearty
ed I've neut of the Banner.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
NOTICE,
In re Succession of D. w. Starret
and guardianship of Roger
TetZlaf

Notice is hereby given that |. julius
Seelig, guardian Of Roger Tetzlaf. in
tend to withdraw from the State of
Louisiana all property, monies and
assets belonging to said Roger Tetz-
laf, and have filed an application to
such effect in the BIRD Judicial Dis
tr ct Court of Louisa lana
N office is hereby given that if there
any creditor IN this State, or if
there Is any reason why said property
or monies should not be Withdrawn,
opposition or objection must be flied
to the application to remove the same
within thirty days from date.
JULIUS SEELTG,
Guardian.
February %. 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Tioasfe, Rraniteware, crockery.
etc, a. Neil McNeil's 5 and 1(
cent store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Nail McNe,l's 5 and 10 cen
stare nas novelties of ali kinds
Civ ~ call.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

Before purchasing elsewhere
call on Neil McNeips 5 and 1C
cent store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
NOTICE..

| will apply for a pardon
at the next regular meeting
of the Board of Pardons.
WILLIAM Nelson.
Franklin, La, March |, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
NOTICE
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr.. Beverly w. Smith.
DR.. Espy NJ. Williams
This Is to announce that bo;h
Or. Smith and DR.. Williams are
prscticing General Medicine and
General Surgery aud either will
entertain and answer all profess
sional calls.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03

,t,r Tihwsre 60 to Neil Mcneil
s I d jOc store,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-03
Stock IlrtinaEioIl.

BATON ROUGE, Ia. Feb. 81 II
10 the Live Stock Owners Of the
State:
Due To The prevela"ce IF c,ar.
Don Infection, in varion- sncrions
, ri the State. this Board earn 4tlv
advises early inocuistion, 0r vac
cin7lon, this season IN the part
Of the We stock owners, in order
70 antIrID rte any probah'a out
brea ks of this disease, and for the
purpose Of having theif stock pro-
tcctei in ample time before the
advent of warm weather. winch j.
the charbnn
Past experience has Demon
strated that best results are OBJ
tanned when aGima Us ar VACCINE
eted against charbon earlv in The
Spring so As to ALLOW sufficient
time, in which TO secure protec-
ton. before the season approaches
when charbon Infection usually
develops.
The State Live Stock Sanitary
Board strongly urges. therefore,
mat In those SECTIONS of the State
in which charbon infection has
been known to exist in previous
years, vaccination of animals
should be commnncad not later
than the early part of March.
Ii stock owners will give this
matter their careful attention it
will increase the number OF pro.
tected animals at the beginning of
the charbon season and IN .terially
limit the spread of the disease,
should the coming summer prove
favorable to the Development of
charbon Infection.
La. State Live Stock Sanitary
Board.