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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

iiibrte Carl Bed Ct. Yaul Den &oriis.
Nie Gcrlommlung mar bon hobcr Ve@
eeilterun9 8etraeer. Der %belonoers
lpdbrcHo Scr Heoe 9iirscrmeiiter San
Gears bon WinneapoIis gun, Surhz
brllf fant. gilbert Blair, Heip Yorf,
Elm alter 3eitunesmanu iprah 5ue
ndhit. Or CAB cine Hcibe g%rlebniNe
aus ieiuen reifen Grfabrurgeu gum
Better, I'm Die Niftsniiroisteit, Ser
losenbeit unn aduilihtett Der ioscn.
gclbcn Vrenc 3t ueranlhalilid,en.
Sic Gr%moroung Yrdiioent Wcaiulep's
Iei cine oirefte 6olee Der 3eitunss>
made aetpeien - Die 9elbe YreiIe babe
ieinen Sob auf Dem 8eniiieu. 8epor
.eeiuube, p~abrbaft hempfratiite Suz
itdnbe in Nmerifa plas9reifen fonnten,
10 folserte Der Hebner. miiiie bas Bolt
nit Der %perlo9enen TarteipreiIe aufs
rdumen.
Mit elmer misunderstanding I'M
Iuoitorium fam Sonnerstag Ibeno
(21. Idr5) Die breitdeiee aonpention
Der sYartiian 2eague gu Gnoe.
gruelite ifarfe Insrific allf Yrof.
Cana SuranS BON Der Hutipnuls Dfos
nomiid,eu Ibtbeiluns Der Staats sllniz
uerIitdt ipegen angebliher Surtites
-derei nit ben S~leiidpatern unp Die
4nnabme> Heoe bes Mont Yurtiians
aanoibaten fir bas 8ouuerneurs Imt
biloeteu Die Sauptereigniic ees
Ibenbs.
Sie Ingriffc auf Yroieiior Suz
raub fameu bon feinent 8eriueeren
als 8iIiam Sent. Mitslieo Der Sun>
bess Sarif aommiiiiou, Der I'M Guf>
TRACE George Grecls. 2eiter bes gunz
ness &pmlite3 fir Difentlife Suformaz
ton, Der Sueung beiipubnte.
Ter 8puuernenrs -aanoioat Gbas. u.
2inebersb
betrat Damn inter lautem geiiul Die
Heonertribilne. Sr begann leine Wis
filbrunseu nit ben Nusorud bes
SnufeS fir Die ibm 3utbeil s%etuorbene
Gbre. On eiuigen Sasen iperoe i'd
benz Staate Elm nirtbitnitliheS Yro>
sramm unterbreiten, baS audi nit
Sbren 3ieleu barmonicrt. henn tic
limb Die pes Bottles I'M Nasemeinen.
Sic lperbeu Den Staat Winneiotn
gum Siege filr politiide Sreiheit uno
inbuirrielle llnabbdngisteit filbren."
Sie in Der Ieriamml,ius anlpeiens
ben Tertreter Der Sarnter unb Der
Irbeiter pes Staates erboben lid .3u
BENT feierlitIeu Gerlpred,eu oes ses
genieitisen Observation-Disclosures aui
Dem Soben Der @cihliiiie Der Sns
sirg. Cine lebr erioIsreihe Ronpen>
ton erreifte oamit ibr @noe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
GERMANS CROSS SOMME RIVER

London, March 24.-"Fresh hostile
attacks by the Teutons developed this
morning in great strength on the
whole battle front" Field Marshal
Haig reported tonight. South of Pc
rome the Germans succeeded IN cross
ing the River Somme at certain
points
London. March "a c. p. M.).-The
British third line of defense stands I'M
broken.
Only at two points were the Ger
mans fighting under the command Of
Prince able to shatter the second Brit
ish line.
Through these two breaks the Ger
mans sent their Uhlans dashing to-
ward the third line, only to see them
broken and rolled back.
Never has British calmness shown to
better advantage.
The first adviees received here today
stated that the Germans had continued
their terrific assaults all through the
night.
Searchlights Show Battle by Night.
Powerful searchlights behind both
lines Illuminated the battlefield.
In some sections the British con-
tinue TO maintain their positions in
ever their first line. All preparations
have been made 10 abandon these,
however. il necessity arises.
The losses on both sides have been
enormous. Late estimates are that
100000 Britons have been killed or
wounded. Gen. Haig with his i'm
ems reserve has been able to fill his
ranks without delay. Berlin claims
having taken 10000 prisoners and 800
guns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
lpaetstkmm Ses Se;iaIisntas.

ct. BouI. Ninn.-Ser .@ans
bcrer" meIbet: Bon DEM 8abstbumt
bes Go3iulismus bat alih uniere
StaSt ct, Pau! eineu SalId pcripiirt.
Dor oipei Sabren erbielt Der %io5iaIis
itiihe 9iireerneilteramts : &anbibat
1900 Gtiumen. Elm Sienstas
paren bic aanbioaten fir bic Sriibs
%iabrspabl su roninieren. Ser
,o5ialiitii6e S.irsermeiiteramts saans
oibat erbielt ii6er 1000 Stimmcn
.tnb tornmt als s~ipcitsr aanSioat aui
ben @abI8ettel. Grit nad) cinem Gbs
1taub Don 5000 Stinmcn fomnrt Der
gelperber nm bas Gmt. Der iid) Sen
@Gblern ala Sadpalter ber ~2ppaIi,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Priests and the Income Tax.

The s%ubjoined treasury decision (No.
2090, Dec. 4, 1910 will interest many
OF our clerical readers:
voluntary Offering Easter offer
ings and fees received by clergymen for
funerals, Masses. marriages, baptisms,
etc. are considered income subject to
tax under the provisions of the in
come-tax law Of October 3. 1913. Christ
mas gifts. however, are not considered
income within the meaning of the law
and should not he included in a re-
turn" - .Fortnightly Review, Vol.
XIV. No. G..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

Washington. March 21.-The Brit
ish Embassy here today gave out fig
dres OF the British Admiralty showing
that from both enemy action and ma
rine risk on January l, 1918. allied
and neutral shipping had lost since
the war begun 1l.S27,572 gross tons
while %shipyards outside Of the Central
Powers were turning out 6,606.275 tons.
In addition several millions Of enemy
shipping were seized, leaving the net
loss 2,632,2297 tons.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

Rom, ben 21. TGrs '1S.-Sn
feiuer Siterbotitait an Die @ereini9s
ten Gtaaten. ipelhe Raplt geneoift
Der Siinf5ebrte burh bic rGNoeiatep
greb" iibernittelt Bat, beiBt cs
tpie fol9t:
.Sie critic gutidait bes duferitans
benen grIDiers an feline Singer, nads
Dem bic 2eiben Der Raiiionstpode
ilberitanoeu iparen. lautete: .Sriebe
lei NIT guhl" SHE bat Die 8clt. fir
ipeIte CT iid freu5ieeu Iieb, 10 iebr
hicier Sriebensbotitaft benotbi9t, ais
gcrabe beute.
.gci bieicr icicrliden @eleeenbeit
babe ih teinen iuniseren 8unid fir
haS 2anb. bas mir 10 iebr am 8er5en
lie9t, nls baB Der gDttlife Grloier.
ben 8unih erfiileu mose, Der Guer
nler lit. ndmlid Die Seilung be3 be-
itebenoeu Saiie5 uub Die ShlieBuns
cines bauernbcn Sricbeus. Der auf
8crchtigteit b~ceriinbct lit, ferner
Surft bes Scrrn. uno 2iebe fir bic
Ienihbeit, ipoourd, Der Welt cine
ncue Generation bon IDlteru llnb
Hationen gceebcu ipirb. Die inter benz
Banner Der luabren Hcli9ion gu elmer
eolcren, reineren uno miloeren Chilli
intion binanitreber.
.Iuf bicie @cilc ipiinld,eu ipir
bcn lester 8eiebl bes Iu%ferituubenen
an icine Singer al erfiilcn, iueld]er
ulio lautct: .@ehet bin in ale Welt
uno prenigt bas Gpan9elium alien
3Olferu."
aein Suniiiturium.
Germ, Sdpei3.-2uut pdpItIidem
Goitt ipirb ~ipdbrenb Der Sauer bes
aricgcs tein 8oniiitorium ~ab9ebuIten
merbcn. Sas leste aoniiitoriim fano
DOR bem Giutritt Stalien's in Den
1rieg ltntt.
4apit geneoift cbrt bic Wanen bes
irifd,eu Wdrtprers Hlunfet.
Rom, II. 0tdrs.-9er ct. 9os
tfid' ; Sas puroe i'm 8atitan begars
gen, inoem Der Yapit bas Sefret Der
Selisiprehuns pom Slipcr Slnnfet
oerlds.
Slipcr Tlunfct purbc 1851 als
Tcrrdtbcr erld)onen. Sr ipar 1929
III Der ridden @raiidait Ieatb ges
bpreu. lpurbe fiir ben Hrieiteritanb
alisgebilbet unb nirfte 1657-1669
ais 4roieiior Der Sbeoloeie am Bros
posnnoa s&olcgium 81 8om. Sapit
9lemens Der Neunte ernannte i'm gum
@r5biidof bon Irnlaeb unb ipdter,
1869. 5um Srimas o Srlanb.
Sn |crbinoung nit DEN Inter
hriidungss Iabnabmeu Der gnsldnber
gc9en aatbolifcn, neld,e Der Innabme
Der SeitzNfte foleten, puroe Ylunfet
i'm Sabr 1878 einseiperrt. Ser Be-
t~beiligung az Der ~pdpitlihcu Ser
ihluorln9" an9effnat, nurbe or nad]
Gnalauo gebraft unb BORT 1851 pros
s%ciiicrt. bic Nnfla9e lautete. bob
CT lid, pcri6iuoren babe, cine irau5o>
hide Irnec nadl Srlanb 5u brin9en.
GngIiihe 8eid)ihtsihreiber be3eihncu
baS Seipeismaterial al5 ipdrlidl,
Sliufct ipurbe nber bennoh perlrs
tbcilt uup bnun ~eebentt, 9erdbert uno
gcpiertbcilt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
periiebt am Plat.

Sern, Shpei3. - Ser Heeiez
runssratb bcs 8antons llri bat bus
iolsenbc be3eidnenbe Gerbpt erlaiien:
Sen S%nternierten lit cs itrense
uuteriast, an 9nn3pergniiacn. audi III
ileiner @eieQihait, tbeil5uncbmeu,
pie cs linen ilberbulipt perboten lit.
fpn es and lei. 81 tanSen. Scbc Der
abreihuns bon s%ebranntcm 8aiier an
Snterniertc lit im 9an3en aonton
pcrboteu."
Nus Den @cscubcn. no Sn%ternierte
mtergcbrad,t iiub, tonrmcn pieliad,
8la9eu iibcr 8~e5iebuneen. Die ielbit
p%erbeiratbetc Snternierte NIT ben
mcbr ooer lueniser biibiden Sprf<
~iunaicru antniipien. Serbdltniiie. Die
id)pn bittcrbole Sol9ert mad lid, 5ogcn.
Golden Sineen ipouen, id,eint's, Die
llrner pprbeugen.
geihlasuabme bes A%ltpapiers unn Der
Yapierabidle.
Germ, I'M SamIar.-SaS idipeis
3criihc Observation-Disclosures : Separtcs
mcnt erlieb cine @erfiiguus. iuouad,
ale Iorrdtbe an N%ltpapier, Yapier
uno YapierabidIlen beihla9uabmt
iinb. Ion bieier 8eiflasnabme lpers
ben ldmmtlihe porbanbenen uno nod
abfallenben Reugeu ~bctroffcn. Die
0aaren lino ausihlieBlid fir Die
Snlanbe Snbuitrie bcitimnrt. Die Gers
penpuns o Iltpapier uns IbfdQen
CUR Serlteluu9 bon %iogenannten
Yapicrbritetten uno Der Sanbel nit
lold,en Sabritaten limb perboten. Sas
Separtement bat Johann iolsenbe
Sotitpreiic feitseiest: 8etpobnlihc
aemiidtc Yapicrabfdlc 10 Sranes.
S%ruditampi (giidler, iaubere 3citlins
gen. aataloae uiiu.) II ST. Sdreibe
itampi (beihriebencs Yapicr) 5 Sr.
per 100 3ilp. bic Scrfi9ung tritt
ioicrt in Strait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Weekly List.

London, March 20.-The British Ad-
miralty reports that during the week
ending March 18th eleven British ships
OF over 1900 tons and six vessels Of
less tonnage were sunk by enemy mines
submarines. The figures given out
for the previous week were fifteen large
vessels and three smaller ships.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
". S. VETERANS IN ACTION.

Washington. March 24.-American
troops have been engaged in the at
tempt to stem the great German often
sive, according 10 reports reaching the
capital late this afternoon. The Amer
lean troops are thought TO he those
which recently We're active along the
Chemin Des Danes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

Sic YrobibitionS : GcrIasc ees
Stoatcs Snbiana. Die BON Der lesten
Sciiion Der 9ceislatur p%aiiiert lpurcc.
lit unfpnititutioncll. lpic Der Sbers
.itaatsridter Spitetter cntihieben bat.
g. 5. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
SHIPPING
REQUISITIONED

United States and Britain Take Pos
session Of Million Tons; the Presi-
dent Explains; Chartering Agree
ment Had Been Negotiated in jan
uary, But Holland Had Been In
able or Unwilling to Carry 1t Out;
Holland May Send Ships To Secure
Bread Cereals Needed by Her Peo-
pie; A Protest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Paris Bombed by Monster
Cannon.

London, March 23.-Reuter's Paris
correspondent reports that Paris has
been bombarded with long-range guns
since 8 O'Clock this morning. He wires
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
Sferboti9ait
Dom 81. Batter.

Sft ietner Siterbotihaft OF bic Der.
Staaten ipriht Der 81. Batter ben
Wnnid, ans mad cinem bauernben
Sriebcn, Der s%egriinhet lit auf &c.
r%edJtisteit, Snrht. bes Serrn, NIB
Siebe sur &umanitdt; fir einen
Sricben, ,peldber Der Wclt cine
meme Organization bon gSIfern
briusen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
L. =. STEAMSHIP SINKS U.BOAT

An Atlantic Port, March 24.-An,
other German C-boat has been sunk
by an American merchant ship. ac-
cording To word brought here today by
the American vessel herself.
Seven Germans of the U-boat were
taken prisoner and landed in France.
The battle occurred two days after
the ship was out of a French port. and
following the sinking OF the subma-
rine she returned to the French coast
and there landed the men she had
taken prisoner.
--+-"<-
Nad Dem ueucn Catholic
9ircctorp sibt CO III Netu Oort Gitp
ctipa 1,S6S,500 &atbolifcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
9anbwirtbihait Otientlife
HnBbarfeit.

Spdter iprah 9. %. Sbomaion.
Elm Srganiiatpr Der Npns Yartiian
2caauc. or bcb hernor. bab Die sars
ntcrci ebenio ols oifentlihe Nilsbars
felt nnseiprod,eu tperbeu miiiie. ipie
Die S~iienbabueu, abcr niemalS benz
ielbcu Sdus seuoiien babe. fpie
pieie. giienbabuen lei seieslid, bas
Redt s~arauttert. eineu ansemeIleneu
Nuseu 8u maden nid,t aber Der
9onoipirtbidait. Gin Sarmer. Der
Ait cincm Iuiprud uui 9aruntic
eiues anscmeiiencn Husens III Die @cs
rid,te fommc. piiroe iiderlit alsges
latt uub aui icineu @e~iiies5uitano
uuterilht wcrbcu. Sabci lei Der BE-
tricb Der 9anomirtbidait unsIeid
pihtiser oIs Der Der giicnbabnen.
Gilbert Sputt pom 8unocss Mrbcitss
3epartement fomplimentierte Die Nrs
better q eipertihaiten fir ibr Iopalcs
@erbalteu III Der StraBenbabn Sons
tropcrie uno tbeilte nit. oaS &puarcBs
manu- Carl s. San Sufe ais 0ertrcs
ter rcs Trdiiocnten bier lei, nm icoc
Npelihfcit Der 8iercrfebr bon llus
ruben 3u beieiti9eu.
Serloeene Earteipreiic.
Am Sienstas Ibeub 90. IGr3)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28
U-BOAT TOLL SIX MILLIONS.

Continued On last page.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-03-28

am Sienstas abeno GO. Idr5)
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
AND CONVENT
TO CLOSE VERY SOON
GRAND coTEAu INSTITUTIONS
TO HAVE COMMANDMENTS
St. Charles Alumni Association Will
Hold Its Regular Meeting
June 10

The two big institutions of learning
located at Grand Coteau, the st.
Charles College and the Sacred Heart
Convent, will close a most successful
scholastic year at the end OF the pres
ent month and the many students at
tending these famous places of learn
ing will return to their respective
homes for summe vacation.
The meeting of the alumni associa-
ton of st. Charles will take place on
Sunday, June Is, the business meeting
being preceded by a mass sung in the
church and a sermon following it. In
the afternoon the actual business
meeting will be held. This old and
famous college has a large number in
it's alumni and each year, at com
mencement time, the members of the
association come from far and near
to attend the meeting of their Alma
Mater.
The closing exercises at the Sacred
Heart Convent will occur on next
Friday, June IA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08

concealed In his apartment, the com-
mand given to him. Rita is saved
from out the mass of humanity strug-
Cling IN the water. Meantime an
opera record of Rita's voice on "a
monograph, reaches Harry's camp,
and he grieves anew for his lost love.
Van Bergen goes to London, steals
into Rita's boudoir and attacks her.
With a cord snatehed from a curtain
she strangles him. Then, to erase the
horrible scene from her mind, she
goes to the hospital to comfort the
army's wounded heroes. Fate at
length leads her to Harry, and she
touches ~reverentIy the Croix de
Guerre that is the reward of his valor.
America enters the struggle, and in
the reconstructed towns of France, lit
tie children learn the lessons of the
war, and to revere the name of Will
son. They recount France ravaged
cathedrals-the exiled Belgians, the
treaty of Brussels, the Zeppelin raids,
the bombing of school houses. These
evidences of the nature of the Hun
must be kept in mind-Lest We For
get.
Princess, Tuesday and Wednesday,
June II and u.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
COUNCIL ADOPTS
POLICE REGULATIONS
COMPREHENSIVE RULES PUT IN
EFFECT BY oPELousAs' DADS
Cover a Wide Range of Subjects and
Woe Unto the Cop Who Fails to
Govern Himself Accordingly

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last Tuesday night and along
with the routine business transacted
adopted a set OF rules and regulations
governing the police department and
force of the city. The rules r pub
lished in this issue of The Clarion in
the official proceedings of the board,
and a perusal of same will convince
the average reader that they r a
comprehensive set Of regulations for
the police force, not only prescribing
an official uniform but states positive
ly that both the chief and the special
officers under him shall patrol the
city at regular intervals during the
twenty-four hours of the day.
The impounding of cattle and other
live stock ranging at large in viola
ton of the city ordinance is specially
touched upon and makes it obligatory
for the police to round up these cattle
or horses and place them in the city
pound.
Further, the rules as adopted place
the regulations Of the force in the
hands of. the chief and mayor and it
requires that each and every officer,
including the chief, file a formal re-
port each day of their activities in the
city. The regulations were drawn up
by City Attorney Sandoz and covers
practically every line of duty incum-
bent on the local police force.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
FIsHER-EsToReE

On last Tuesday evening, at 2
o'clock, Miss Nita Estorge of Opelou-
sas and Mr.. Henry Fisher Of Iota, La,
we're married at the Catholic Church
in this city by Rev. Father Wagamus,
S. j. Following the ceremony the
happy couple departed for New Or
leans to spend their honeymoon,
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry e, Estorge while the
groom is q member Of the naval re
serve and at present is stationed at
Algiers, across the river from New
Orleans.
At the marriage ceremony
Miss Aline Estorge and Mi. Edward
Estorge were the attendants. The
bride was given away by her father.
The Clarion felicitates the happy pair
in their welded life.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
PROCLAMATION
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

4 "a VT 10O40ta3N6As E&5
Parish Of st. Landry.
Whereas, the President, of the
United States has set aside Friday,
June 28, 1918, as National War Saw
ings Day, and calling on all people
to devote themselves on that day to
the work Of War Savings and for
every citizen to carry out the in
structions and wishes of the Govern
ment; and,
Whereas, the local Council of De-
tense has requested the President of
the Police Jury and Mayors of all
towns to issue their proclamation
declaring Friday, June %, as War
Savings Day.
Therefore, 1, F. Octave Pavy, Pres
ident of the Police Jury, hereby is
sue this my proclamation setting
aside Friday, June %, as War Saw
ings Day throughout the Parish of
st. Landry, and | hereby call on all
the people to devote all or as much
of their time as possible to the work
Of War Savings.
r. OCTAVE PAVY,
President of the Police Jur.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
WIDOW or LATE j. D. HAGERTY
DIED I'M WASHINGTON SATURDAY

Mrs. Mary Chenier, widow of the
late ]. D. Hagerty, died at the family
home in Washington. this parish, last
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock.
aged "a years. s months and rs days.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon with services at the Catholic
Church in that town and interment
in the old cemetery.
The deceased was one of a promf-
nent family of her home town, her
brother, the late Joseph Chenier. hav-
ing died at the age of owe eighty years
at his home in Oberlin several years
ago. Several of her relatives reside
in both oberlin and Lake Charles.
and to these The Clarion tenders its
sympathies.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
RECENT CHANGE IN OLD
REAL ESTATE FIRM

The firm of Littell & Lawler, for
many years in the real estate and alb
stract business, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, as appears by a no.
tice published elsewhere in this issue.
MI. LAWYER has acquired the interest
of his former partner in the real es-
tate business Of the old firm and will
be located in the law office of D. L.
Guilbeau in the Garland building. Mr..
Littell, on the other hand, has ac-
quired Mr.. LAWYERS interest in the
~abstracting part of the old firm and
will operate under the old firm name
of Littell and Lawler Abstract Co.,
Ltd. The Clarion wishes both Messrs.
Litte1l and Lawler q generous share
of the business in their respective
lines.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
PARTITION SALE
MARY SAVoIE
VERSUS
VALENTIN SAVOIE. EFT AIS
No. 21007, Civil Docket, Sixteenth Jn.
dieial District Court, Parish Of
ST. Landry, Louisiana.

By virtue Of a Judgment of the
Honorable the Sixteenth judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of
st. Landry. rendered by Hon. B. u.
Pavy, Judge, and to a commission
Hereunder and to me directed, e.
will sell, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, for the pur
pose of effecting a partition, on the
property herein firstly described, near
the town of Eunice, La, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918,
at II o'clock A. M, the following d.
scr1bed property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land, situated
in the Parish Of st. Landry, with aM
and singular the buildings and Ia.
provements thereon, being the Easf
Half of Southwest Quarter Of Section
35 in Township 6 South, Range
West, La. Mer. containing Eighty
two and 54-100 acres.
Also another tract of land. beinq
woodland, containing Eighty acres
situated on Bayou Des Cannes woods.
bounded North by land Of Joseph
Bellon, South by Alexandra Miller
and widow Homer Courville, East
by Mrs. Rudo1phe Sayoie and &c
rard Miller and West by Hypolite
Vidrine.
Being properties acquired by Pia
eide Savoie from Rudolphe Sayoie,
January 10, 1907, as appears by Act
No. 59917, duly recorded in Convey
ance Book "Ar No. 4 IA, page 224,
files of the Clerks office OF the Par
ish Of st. Landry.
Twenty-three head of horned cak.
tie. Household furniture and kitchen
utensils.
Terms and Conditions: Movables:
on day Of sale and the imm0V
ab1es one-thirdI or more cash On day
OF sale and the balance, If any, b.
q credit OF one or two years at The
option OF the purchaser, the credit
portion OF said sale to be evidenced
oy notes or the purchaser, made To
ms W order and by him endorsed
IN blank, bearing 8 ner cent nar an.
interest from date Of adiudics.
until paid, secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien and priv
llege on the property sold, with the
pact de o alfenando" and all usu.
al security clauses, including 10 Der
cent attorneys fees in the event 81
suit.
EDWARD DARDEAU,
nay-l8-ot Auctioneer.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-08
Society and Personals

Miss Julia Boagni, a student the
past session at a. leading female in
stitution in Nashville, Tenn, has re-
turned home for the vacation.
Misses Ira Durio, Cedalise Burr.
Clyde Lawler, Willie Mel Durio, Ruth
Lastrapes, and Louise Van Sickle left
Monday for Lafayette where they en-
tered the summer school at the Indus
trial Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Numa Chachere are
receiving the congratulations Of their
many friends on the arrival of a lit
tie girl last Saturday.
Little Miss Mary Hazel Hunt
found a welcome at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter w. Hunt, near
shuteston, on May 80. Mother and
baby are doing nicely.
IF. M. Pinckney of nea Washing
ton was among the many visitors to
Opelousas during the week.
DIR. J. G. Vidrine of Mamou was
a business visitor to Opelousas last
Monday.
Misses Adna and zula Richard OF
Sunset were visitors to this city this
week.