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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
Western Offensive Continues
Over Seventy-Mle Front
Belgians Advance Mace
donian Artillery Engages
Teuton. Russian Situa-
ton More Cheerful
tBy tho Associated Press,


The wiping out of the German
salient at Messines apparently is
merely the prelude to q far
mightier battle. After a Ger
man reaction of a surprisingly
feeble character, the British
have resumed trench raids from
the north of Ypres to as far
south as Epehy, 20 miles as the
crow flies, but far more than
that along the windings of the
battle front.
The official announcement of raids
north Of Ypres is especially interest
ing in view Of the recent frequent re-
port Of heavy artillery fire on the Bel
gian front. Some weeks ago the Ger
mans made q voluntary retirement
from in front, Of the Belgian lines.
From Ypres the allied front curves
sharply to the sea and advance here
would threaten the German hold on
the great submarine bases on the
Belgian coast, Ostende and Zeebrug-
gee.
In the there are indica-
tions that General sarrail is prepar-
ing to ressme the offensive in Mace
/ ,,lds;nis 81 me Hd1sartiaa tdat m.
nounoementsreported a3sreet increase
in the ailied artillery. fire on this
front. Considerable fighting has been
going or fol. month but the meagre
ness, of the report and the SURPRISING
interesting events Of France have
combined to obscure the situation
here. 80 -. i. &4
Another gleam.of light has pierced
the dark cloud hanging over Russia.
The Cossacks have again voiced their
determination to support the provis-
ional government and there are indi-
cations the provisional government
will receive backing from the peas
ants. This cheering news comes on
the heels of the publication of Presi-
dent Wilson's message to Russia,
which is hailed by the British press
az not only great state document
but . powerful reinforcement to the
men who are striving for law and
order in the infant republic.
i
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
National Bank.
To Subscribe

Washington, Jnneg13 comp
troiier Of the, currency announced to-
day that the national banks could
reasonably subscribe on their own
account to the extent Of 6 per cent. Of
their total resources and declared
that after July / q ''roll of honor
would be published of all national
banks whose subscription should
amount to 5 per cent. or more OF their
resources. 4, tss5 3S5 < /.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
IS ARPEANE Il.
RADL0ND0N
German Aviators Kill 81 and
Wound Scores Great Bat
tie in the Air.
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
London, June 13.-The east
end of London was bOmbarded by
Is hostile airplanes today about
noon. A large number of British
machines pursued the German
planes, which flew over Essey
toward London and great bat
tie took place in the air, in which
Entente aircraft guns on the
ground participated as we'll rs
British aviatOrs. s....
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
Germans Admit Withdrawal
tBy the Associated Press,

00y CHo 1AsS0Ca1eeu : eos7 y n
Berlin, June 8.-The German fore
es on the Belgian front have with
drawn. from the salient protruding
westward between the canals end In
the north of Harrebek and the Douve
basin, two kilometers west of Warne-
non. says the official statement issued
today by the German army headquar-
ters staff.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
Report Forty Nine Dead
And 200 Injured

London. June death Of
40 persons and injuring of 200 9TH
ers in today's afraid was announced
{by the Earl Of Derby in the House
of Lords today. The secretary said
he feared the figures would be ex-
ceeded when fuller reports had been
received.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
S, BHoN0RlS H ||!||l|l|l R 5
CElNAL PERSHlNC
Soldiers, Sailors. Destroyers
and Hydro-planes Parade
For American Military Chief
(By the Associated Press,

(By the Associated Press)
Paris, June 13.-General John
Pershing landed at Boulogne this
morning and will arrive in Paris
tonight. He was met by General
Pelletier, representing the French
government, and general head
quarters staff of the French army.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14

.Bptte du Mssnil, Hill so4 and: Des
Paroehes a German surprise At.
tack near LaTIaute was repulsed.
Everywhere else the night va quiet.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
PHILANTHROPIC
NORTH DAKOTAN

A gift Of $4,000 by Harold Thor
son, banker, of Drake, N. D., to the
fund of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of America, was
to 800 members of the
Twin City Luther College at the an
nual banquet in the Ryan hotel, St.
Paul. Luther college is at Decorah,
Iowa.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
King Refuses to =
To Leave Athens
(By the Associated Pressl

(By the AesOcIafed Proe61
London, June 13.-Former King
and the other members
0 fthe Greek royal family are still
in Athens, it is reported here and
King Constantine refuses to leave.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
Greeted at Boulogne.
(By tho Associated Press,

Boulogne, June 13.-The channel
steamer Invicta, with Major General
Pershing and staff on board, was vel
coined with cheers from French
territorials and sailors and soldiers
on shore, to which British troops re-
piled Justify.
The American officers reviewed the
French and then entered motor cars
for a ride around the city. All along
the route they were followed by
crowds Of people who greeted PERISH
ing with the greatest enthusiasm.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14

JOE I6ll6IdI JOIll L Gle SlA14A& aAAu
his staff arrived here this morn
ing after an uneventful trip. All
members Of the party are in good
health and spirits. Their ships
were sescort ed into portlby Amer
ican destroyers. "a.
A hearty welcome was extend
ed to them by official represen-
tatives Of the admiralty, the war
office and municipal authorities.
The war office has assigned a
brigadier general Of the British
army as aid to General Pershing.
He took up his duties with Cen
eral Pershing as soon as the lat
ter reached here.
A formal welcome to the men on
the landing dock was stirring scene.
The party, consisting. of regiments
with band, was drawn up. When
General Pershing had been introduce
ed to the naval officials, he inspect
ed the guard of honor while the band
played the "star Spangled Banner"
General Pershing said to an Asso-
ciated Press correspondent:
The trip has been delightful,
particularly the latter stages,
when we were escorted through
the danger zone by our own de-
a stroyers. Speaking for myself
and my stafR, we are glad to bo
+ standard bearers of America In
this great war for civilization.
The opportunity of landing, at the
British port and the welcome we
received are significant and are
deeply appreciated. We expect in
the course of short time to be
playing our part, which I hope
will be q very great part, ON the
western front.
4 The British delegation which vel
coined the Pershing party on board
the deck Of the liner consisted Of
Rear Admiral Stileman, Lieutenant
General Sir Pitcairn Campbell and
the Lord Mayor of Liverpool. The
ship docked at 9 o'clock.
{ After the.band had played the
American national anthem, it rem
dered "God Save the King" all pres
ent standing at salute throughout.
On the voyage General Pershing
.~ = /. ~ - -. .5E :
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-06-14
GIVEN. PRISON R 5 "
SENTENCES E FOR
not REGISTERING |!
Kramer Get. h Additional Sen
tence For Dstibuting Anti
Registration Literature =
Spectators Applaud.
(By the Associated Press)

NeY York. June 13.-Louis c..
Kramer, self-confessed anarchist, was
today sentenced to two years in At
lanta prison and . fine of $4,000 for
conspiracy to distribute anti-con-
scription literature. He also received
a sentence OF a. year for failing to reg
lister.
[ Morris Becker, convicted with
Kramer on the conspiracy charge,
was sentenced to one year and one
month at Atlanta. When sentence
was pronounced, there was loud ap-
|plause from the spectators in the
court room, which officers were un-
able to, suppress.
New York, June ia peniten-
tiary sentence Of II months and 20
days for not registering under the
draft law was imposed by United
States Judge Chatheld in Brooklyn
on Herman p. Levine, school teach
er and college graduate.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21

Notice to V"t.r>: To vote in favor If the
,,,nvs,> v Submitted up", this ballet place n
.,oSs " mark IN the square af,,r the wort
Yes; tv.,,e against II place siniiiar mark
after tn" wprd "N"".
Fourth That the following qualified voters
in \ id School District airs hereby appointed a.
"a n,,n,ssiun.ts, ans. clerk, of SAID election, to
VII:
L. W Paddock, Thomas II. Shannon. Jr., aud
T. r.. Dtcii, ta,mmi--i t.,.r~, aud Lewis j Laes
Clerk, and the compensation to he paid said
rl.yti.u officers tnr the serv ices rendered Uy
ia. Ia ,n IN, capacity, at said election il here
ty fixed At the >sn, ct Three Dollars tsa. iDj
,,;.r day each and the President and the >ch.si
Board il hereby au,hor!x Il to pay the sai,!
Comm ouer- a,iu sal Clerk for the sriv Tres
rendered hy tiirm in sad election, after the
rti,dit ION ct the .oiiir.
Filth H.. it further resolved That the Pres
id,nt If this school i;os,d I. hcicb, authorix., d
to Contract tor the printing ut n sufficient pens
t,er If ia let's fur Use ~ sale. elect Oi; and d..
i, iurtl.-r authorized au.i ordered q, Dr.,vi.i
aud have delivered tn. Dal I bssA~s ballots
the necessary blanks for tally SHEETS lists Oi
voters. valusttors ~ property, and complied
.:aI. n-nt ~ the e"trr- IL uu,uI"r. and
tit,'..ft
six,t, Inst the Pr, ,iient ot tiir sciltoj
Board b. hereby turti,er .uiituriz..d " eau :.
tns Kexistr3s " Vvtsra VI the garish Ut 81
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21
Commencing next week, will
,apdie sweet cream from Baton
Roupe. SAM SERIO.

One of the particular stars OF the
musical organization brOght here to
DJay the special Mowschine- koehler
score for the famous civil war screen
drama, The Crisis. is Senior Manuel
Perez Sandi, prominent throughout
Mexico as violin-cello soloist.
senior Sandi has been in the United
states for only about eight months
.ust prior to which time he was leader
Il the Carranza National Band, for
nerly the National Band of Mexico,
.omprising sixty people and consider
d one of the finest musical Organlza'
ions 10 the world. However the tur.
,ulence of war-stricken Mexico finally
became too much for Senior Sandi' )
.emperamental soul, and he secured
IN indefinite leave of absence.
The cello played by him S q re-
oarkabiy fine old instrument, which
vas given TO the celebrated 'cettis'
even years ago oy the late Forhrlo
Uaz, one time dictator OF Mexico.
The instrument has been 10 tbs Dlaz
family for 4 generation. and is very
,iphly priced by its Owaer. VINO Will
come here with line Crisis" Or
Wednesday. AnriI ~ at the oper'
louse, tot inAtlaes aau uisnt. MstI
~, :;3o, uiga. o;l2.
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Resolution Calling Special Election in
and for the Morgan City School
District.

A resolution calling a special election to
I've held in and for the Morgan City Schoo,
District, Parish Of St Mary, State OF
Louisiana, on Tuesday the 2?nd day ct
May. A. H., lnl.. for the purpose OF sub
mlttirg to the property ax.payers en-
titled 10 vote in said district under the
Constitution and laws Of the state OF Louis
lana. the question OF incurring a debt i'll
the sum OF Sixty Thousand Dollars tS6',-
no. UDi and to ,>.ue negotiable bonds there
for running through period OF Thirty
RI, year. and i,ear,a2 interest at the rate
II Five 81 per cent per annum, interest
payable annually. and issued in such de.
nominations and payable at such times AS
il authorized by the Constitution and laws
of the State of LOUISIANA. especially sec-
| ZION % Of Act No. 256 Of tho General As.
s-mbiv OF the stste OF Louisiana TOR the
| >enr 1910, the funds realixe,, from the IL
| curing of said debt AMI the sale Ut >u'l
un"s 10 b. used for the purpose OF pur-
cnasing building site, or sites, aud the
bulid,pg thereon VI QUE " Wors addlloa
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21
Meeting Ct Road District
No. 9.
T. opti y +" }

.of st. Mary, to incur debt and issue
bonds Of Road District No. of the
Parish of ST Mary, to the amount of
Eighty Thousand Dollars ($SO,O00.0O)
N acco: dance with Article PSI of the
Constitution and Laws Of tn, State
n Louisiana, said bonds to be Paid
IN such amounts and in such places
"a; It such times as the governin,
authority may determine, within the
-.cr:od o. thirty-five years from the
date thereof, to bear interst at the
rat. Of five per cent 6 per cent?
-. annum, payable semiannualy and
aid bends to be sold at not less thar
,ar: the proceeds of sale to be usef
b. the governing autho ity of Roa;
District No OF the Parish Of S.
Mary in accordance with law, for the
construction of public roads and hisf
WAYS in said Road District No of
the Parish of st Mary
And that the e were ? votes. repre-
senting an assessed valuation Of
e3:C52Oo cast against the PROPOSE
ton submitted as above set forth.
And the said p OPPOSITION having
-eceiyed a majority in number and
,mcunt OF the votes cast at said cleo
.,cn on April 10th, 1917 vas de
:7r.d carried.
THEREFORE,, in accordance witt
The result of the canvass and the &C
.,o- o. the Board Of Supervisors &C
ing as the governing authority Of
Road District No. 2 of the Parish 0
St. Mary, hereby declare the sal;
proposition as above set forth t
have been duly carried. this procla
nation announcing the result OF the
v.tes thus cast.
THUS DONE AND PASSED ir
rTNTREVILLE, Parish of st. Mary
STATE OF Louisiana on the 18th da!
Ct April, 1917.
OSCAR BOUDREATX,
President
I. s. WOOSTER,
Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21

The following Qua fed registered
vnte,s Of said School District have been
appointed by the School BOARD Ut the
Clerk of said election s"-xii:
|. ". Pad,tnk, rh"me n. shannon,
.,r aud h. + i,iuh. Commissioners,
aud Le~'sI Bass. Clerk.
Notice 10 furLher yiveu that the School
Board Of the Parish Of st. Mary,
through its Board If Commas 0ners,
will in open session, held at its regular
meeting place IN tho Court HOn-e in the
Town Ut Franklin i.N., On tn, 18th day
I, Of May, A. ID. 1917, at tho hour QUE
.'ciwk p IA proceed I" "pea said 'ai-
| OF box S Used ut said eiect,M,. examine
| and count the ballots IN numbers aud
| amounts. TX .ln.ne aud camvasS the ~.
urn-. draw W. process verbal de-
cinrirg the r-snit Of said ele,t'on. and
,ht anne pr,,inulgate in The m.nner an,i
form required by law and do amy aud
| all sc,s aud th,ags required aud pros
viie,i b, Act M. 25G Of the General
Assembly IT the >,a,o Ut LnmIsiaua for
the year l3iO, aud all acts a.uondatory
thereof.
| In faith whereof witness Onr Official
siynu,ures at Frnnkii, st. Mary Par
,,h. State Of Loui>saul, tnis It'll day Of
Awii, a d., 1917.
(Signe,i) ~ CLaC SEN,
pres ilen. School n.i", st. Mary Par-
I i,h. STAG. "f LoaislAuH.
U.k, FO>lEk,
SecrstA1X<
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21

Mary I" furnish IN" {. mui-si"n"rs appointed
hitau il id ~ ,i..r with III" li-t t the
taNpaNr,> cav t.'t - {" IN person. nr BY
i."AA. It -u.h = Al ~ y 'i'r with the
vat, a.. 81 .-"-h >piAr property As >iipwu
q, the =. ~.'ni rot. ~ in .ir aaI iicu prior
t. tll' IL ling Il -4tcil -lt'-
~rN.ntl. ii 4 the election herein Ordered
is rn b. called aud conducted. the ballots cast
thcr-;tt roInt-d, the r. turns thereof mai and
canv. 4. and the result. thereof pr"mn'-
= ted and process verbal thereof fl.Ni and re-
Corded III The n,uurr provided toy Article Isl
..f ihc ,"u,!uutiat ~ tnt >tt" If l."nis,lnA
adopted int r>rarlaII au Act NJ. 2,i nt the
ii.trr ii AS>,-''Iblt at III. stat II I.nii.tai
TOR ih'' s"tr M ,. aud ANY ,meni'"h!' 'iisr re-
I" u.-lt.
E.h: he 1t fur'hr, R.-''v 4 hat the
81. '"l Boar "f thu. ,rl-h ~ 1t. Vi 4rN itll IN
the 18th tltN al MtN. A. T.. i'i', ~ the hour "
o." o'cl"cn p ia. meet AT the ''"urt H",sr i'll
FIR ,nkn. l., aud IN open -cs-',n pr"crrd to
open tue ballot boxes. rAttlitu, and Count
The ball II III nmn,cr and am"4it, ">n"ine
ausl "atsH~- lhr ittu-n>, All urri .rr the RESULT
OF the EJECT
>t,.tl. ~, Il Fur her kt.-oiN ed, That II ,iice
"f thr ,f.cii II herein Gated SIgi,rl oN tua
President ,ui secretary OF tni- Sch"" ';".rd
snail h. gwen ny gm''l'"tl n t'r til" r'ri I'll 1t
IniitN ,itt 4 ~ i'll thu, oi'c Il Journal ut the
Parish Vt ~ MAY. III 'l." mtn"tr mi form i
rcc,-'l, aud pufsnut t"t1H prov i~i"n> OF Seq
ti,, } - Act V" \. " ii ihe I, n..i Al assembly
at -, STATE OF i.'rii-iana .. ti,e Nr,y taln.
Ientlr IA L h --"tutimt III u likewise
BE- published Tor the fuii prfiot" ItIity ,'o'
Il ~ III nr"IIlcl Il j urn i"t The Parish ut 81.
ny anh shall taAc effect tr".n and att-i its
passage.
ki,v....il. And he 1t Further Resolved. That
al res Iuf."a> at thi school Il 'ard. "r parts
ct r,.,nlut'"r- ihr," + in Gehct herewith, pe,
ani liz SANE s't'. nrr"b, repealed. -
rnu, done, real. at'pt-d >ighc'i, AMI serled
with the "tii'i II seal OF this Board IN open sos
snt at Fraukl II. - Mary Parish. state Vt
Leu i.iana, tni> lltii AZ OF April, \. d.. 1917.
T.. tLACSEN,
r,--i'ient, School Board. st. Mary Parish,
LOui-l
ID \. FOSTER
Secretary aud SlIpnrint snds NJ.
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(COm unicqtion

r>TREviI.i Z, la Anril T., 1911.
Editor 81. nary H,nu-I:
franklin, La.
Having been so! cited nv the
minister of the Centrrvllle Mstho.
d:st Church (colorrd) 10 say f. W
words TO his CONGREGATION on Sun
day. thu 18th lust did 80
After hearing the minister's adj
irese al d prayer. | cam refrnia
rom repairing his loyal and pa
rlotic txpre--inuS IF fidelity To
ur people aud cur country and
hat his txUres-ion- We're instant
~ echoed by the entire congrega-
tIOn.
| believe them 10 be loyal and
rue. M German agent can poi
.on their mind. No labor agent
IAN i"duce them to tmigrate. And
should they BE- call. d to the front
they VIII need no c,necrIption. In
behalf Of these worii v people
would beg space your next is
-uc.
Respectfully.
N. JAY WOOSTER.
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NOTICE..

In accordance with the terms ot an or
ii,,any. alnpn"i !n the Board OF super
visor, of Poa, Di>irc. No. = VI ihn Paris
If 81 Mary 'he E"rrl Of supervisors of
said Road District No. : will receive seal
ID proposals tor tn" purchase ut not less
h IN par aud accrued interest Of "A certain
bout issue of Eighty thousand Dollars.
10 > OF the Parish nf y. Mary. ut an cleo
'inu held in said Road District on the lui h
iav "t April, iol.
The hii viii he acc ',npan'e by ccrii>
fed ch.que To the or''prof the President
# the Roard Of Supervisors Of Road Dis
'r,.t No. > of the Parish Of It. Ma,v. for
rweny-iive Hundred Dollars (f.50l M ;
,hc chcu,le Of the successful bid,le, will be
credited on his purchase prizes or forfeited
10 Inc Road District in The event OF hi-
fniiur. to fulfill tie { 'ndition> Of his bid.
The cheques Of all unsuccessful bidders
vii he returned to them on rejection Of
:h"ir bid.
The success full bidder will be furnished
proper legal opinion as to the validity of
he bonds at the expense OF the Road Dis
tIict.
All bids must lie unconditional and ad-
dressed to the Board "f Supervisors Of
Road District No. , of the Parish OF s..
Wary. Centreviile. Loui>iana. with state
ment on the envelope that it contains u
b:d for the bond i>>u. offered. and the
.aid bids will he opened IN public session
at II O'Clock IN, June 4, 1917, at Cen
'reviIie. louisiana. The tSoar'l reserves
The right to reject any and all bids.
For any further infOrln2'i"a concerning
aid bonds o. The proceedings leading
hereto. apply to II. l. FAVRUr. SPECIAL
Counsel Alb Henneu Building, New Or.
leans, La.
OSCAR HOUDREACN,
President. Board OF Supervisors of Road
District no. = of the Parish of st. Mary.
L. y. WOOSTER,
secretary, Board of Supervisors Of Road
district M of The puri,h of St Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21
Episcopal Church.

Sunday. April %. 1917.
Sundsy School 9:4J a. IN.
Servic" and S.rmon wv. r.
Gatr>) IL \. IN
Srrvic. with Litany 5 p. m.
There will no :, Parish meeting
Tor ejec ion # Vrstry mediate
Nv after the IL 4. m service.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21

S.gnature Ut voter

Notice I" Voters: To vote in favor IT tho
piuim- ton submitted upon this ballot place u
cr,,>s " marx in the ..luats after the w0r.l
''i' -; 10 vote agtlis: II Place a similar mark
after tiIr word M
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21
SATURDAY, THE 26rH DAY Or
MAY. 1917,

between tho hours Of eleven O'Clock
H.. and funr q clock p. M, the follow
Ink das,:r,bed property, to-wit
"lhat certain lot or parcel OF ianu
tying aud being situated on the Yves,
eide II ia, 90 T.cbe, iu the village OF
Chsr..,on, Lou,s,sna. fronting On TIL
n,",p pa"I,c read ieadiug from Cna.s...
tan I" .,-.n-, cite and Franklin. together
with III; Vt the buildings aud improve
N, Ats ,bee~om situated and thereto oe'
.,nx.nx aud which - more particular,
,oan,rd as follows: On the north os
re main pubic road, south by H.
-.:-,.nr,y o., w. E. Gardner, east o..
49,, .,,.i. aud west ~ The puoi''
4: >.
A,k..E PELOT, sheriff.
III jd,c.. Parish Ut 81. MARY
.. - :.,. l7tn i'd! uf Aprti, wv
l.a-oi.
u,r., .;:o,ii & BUrah,
s,,.ine.s ior PIa'n,ih.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
GARD Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
George T. Veeder Va. j. Anatole
Wolford, ct al. No. IA 175.

Under and BY virtue OF an order o.
seizure and sale, issued out OF the Hon
ornble 23rd Judicial District Court OF
the state Of louisiana. in and for thu
Parish Of St. Mary. and to me directed.
in the above entitled and numbcrer
rsuee. have seized and taken into III!
p,,ssessiOp and shall offer for sale. &C.
cor1ing 70 law, without superintendent,
"a the last and highest bidder, for cash !,
n the principal front door Of the Cour'
House in the Town of Franklin, Parish
Of st. Mary, State Of Louisiana, to pa.
the sum Of Two Hundred Eighty-thrrt
5000 1888. Isl Dollars, with interest
thereon ut The rate Of eight l8J per cent.
Yer annum from the 3Oth day OF Deem
-6.r. 1914. until paid. together with TEL
fol Ter cent. upon the snm OF Sever
hun,irrd and Seven aud 20. lOO 1871 WI
Dbl ars, with eight Isl per cent III
ssrcst thereon frOm tbe goth "a,
81 ,ccrmber, 1914, until the da!
Of sale. as attorneys tees, and al
cos,s OF these proceedings. the p"r-
chavez being required, directed an'
compelled, in addition. to assume y"
m, u,rut of those certain three l5J
srecjxl mortgage notes, each being ioI
vhr sum II One Hundred Forty lone and
* TOO [sl4i.5Sl Dollars, executed by
WOiforh, 10 his own ordrr and ~ Din
endorsed in blank, dated Decembe 81
1914. payable. respectively IN 'hree'
four and i've years after date, ana Dear
inv interest at the rate OF eight loJ pei
cent. per annun, from date. until paid
together with ten [l"] per cent upo'
sa,u principal and interest, as attorneys
f.ts. srouid said notes lie placed III the
pads ut an attorney for collection.
,c.n though suit b. no, filed on same
.slo mo, tgaye notes being secured oy
.;ec,s, murig"ge upon the SAID proper
~ h.,r,nafter desc, lbrd, executed by A
Wolford. il favor Of Ge"ge 1. Veede'
By &C, before l.. .. Pccot, Notary PUB
lie. recorded in Mortgage Book 81, pag'
2Sa. entry No. 80, 1871, on January :
1915. Of the Mortgage Kecords lot tn'
Parish OF 1t. Mary, State OF Louisiaha'