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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21

&enntnts geiest, es tpiiroe rtiht ge.
itattet peroen, 6aB Die s[iIenlbIb an
irgeno einenl ottoeren Srte 5uloul.
menberitfen tperoe; itntt oereit ipiiroe
eine RattondIfonnertion Don ben 60.
biet eirlbernfen iuer0en.
glqe 3eitllngen, 0ie Gir5eIbeiten
iiber Die fonItitttioneIle gerIanut.
Ing bradtelt tp1troen fonfis8iert.
9ie Sooiet bieBen bic 9lnFloIung
Der Geriunlrnlitng frii gut nodoeut
Snobieff in elmer &eoe erf[drt bot
te, OaB bic 4onfereuS 0iuei GIenenfe
5uiannengebra9t babe, bic fie9 niht
5u einigen bermodten.
gsah g[niift nebrerer 8arteifiib.
rer beOeltet Die glufloilt1a Der cit.
5ung einen &rieg bis atf8 0aeiler.
9ie @2itglieoer Der &e6ten beabIid.
tigen, enttpeoer slt &ieip ODER gfobo.
derfasf 8a toger.
gluf Sabitfoff, eiuem 9Inbafaer
aereusfps, miro aefobnoet; Ct ioa
it1 IN Der Sta0t berltedt auf6dlfen.
Siefige Qolitifer fin6 Der 9[nfidlt,
0aB Die 8olfbebiti am Staatsrn0er
bleibPn meroen. Cine 9lnsobl Weit4
gIieoer Ser 9ioten @ar0e ober bot
erflart, fib bon 6en golIbebifi los.
8uIagen, in6em iie erfIdrel1, oasit
bertuenbet at tper0en, Sic sSreibeit
0nrd slngriffe auf Ole fonftifutionelIe
8erlammlung Su 1ulteroriiden.
2enine ielbit reifte oas 9[ufl6.
irngsbetret in Ser 2IiiembIp Elm,
na60em er IN elmer Ge0e, 0ie neitn.
5ig @inuten oalterte, Die 5nbiet ge.
legatan als @ertrater ser b6dbiten
0ladt Der @elt0enofratie lobte. Or
batra6te oas gLilfl6iungg- -9efret oIs
bag ein5ige MaitteI, tim oas ralliiide
8olf 51 retten. ct CAB offen at,
bob es un1nogIid5 iei, eillett fo3iaIiiti-
iben Staat 8lt griin0en attBer ottrd,
einen 8itrgertrieg. Qos a6er idlreft
uns nidt ob", iagte er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
1sricostatsiisNno
iibcr Sciltic9c &5feiIe
gIciOlntion crfennt m, bah Oettidc
3eitnuaen me9eu glitter 9lr6eit
eEiitCn5beredtigt iinb.

2incoIn, 81. San. gtuf Der am
Samstag cbaebaItenen Sieunn oer
Ioq. arieqsfotlferen8 lpuroe na6 d,
ner @coe BON q. 6. gleiDlin Don
StootS 8crteioieungsr1t cine gleio.
luton ungenonlmen, bie bon eineln
aomitee boraeihlaoen mltroe, 0aS
Iif aus folqen6en 9erren 3uiam-
mqniebte. s. s. Campbell, 8oH
GountD; sSobu 8. @}ore6eo0, gi-
6ar0Ion 6. 9. g9eber. Saan0ers;
6. q. @roinn, 2ancoiter; s. so.
Soui6 antelope. Die geiolution
enbiobl n1s geitreben Ser Ser.
Staoten Die 9aelt 81 oenofroti.
iicrcn, eupfobl oie 1dtigfeit bcs
Stoats 8erteiDigungsrates, beion-
0ers bei Der ltllter0riidung oes
netiden llnterri1tes In ben S6u-
len oes etaates. iprad iiA fiir oa8
Gedlt Der GoIbaten oes GtaateS
ats, 6ei oen 9Boblen 3u itbnnen
o6ne g3iidiidt nuf oeren 9llter, m0
batte 6olgenoes iiber Die oelltidc
&reiie 81 iagen:
n8ir erfennen Die i6d0Iitbe 8ir
flng. Die cine ltnloDale Deutlde
Breiie bd6el fam ln0 mir inooIie-
rem Die 3eniltr, Die jett bon Der
Gegierung ousgeiibt miro, pm0 em-
pfeblen 0ieieIbe. gtber inoeu mir oie
Gdtiade onerfalnen oaB einigc
oeutide 3eituugen Iobal Iin0 ua0
cute uno mirfiaue arbeit berri6-
ten iteben mir fir Die Inter
0riifltng Ser 6eutIden qreiie 8u
oicier 3eit niht Elm, aber mir em-
pfeblen oaB irgen6 cine 3eitlrng in
jener 5prahe, Die fortpabreno Der.
iuft, oufril6rerii1e ooer laIoDaIe
&riu8ipien 8ll berbreiteE inter
orldt loeroen ioate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
glrnentinien nnb 9entlfllanb.

8uenns glites, 81. San. n.-s35n Bic.
'iAcE politi'hen areiien n:r6 sic
Got6ritbt, nona6 Or. 9tonlulc glI.
on ser tiiralid feline Gefignatiou
nls orgentiniidar @otifafter in SEN
&eremintel Gtacten eiureidJ.a, uata
@uenos sfrres 5uriidfebren ioIl, I'M
einet aonferen3 be3iiqlid 9(b6ridjs
Der @c8iebungen NIT 0ettIhGano
In glbreoe geits1t. Gm
}lbbruA pirS it5t Idn1er mabr aud
MIR int Grpdganq ge8ogen &ia
5relnoc ben 81 glaon be9anptrn
mnr icin 9liifiritt cine 5o,la poH
nit Der 9egieriaa1 mIc
ocu beri6nittJcn @riin6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
Nagemeinrr Streit III
Sl.|terrri(b=llngarn
Rom met Sais iitP In Ocitcrrcidb Itorkc Oppc>
IitIcr 4 en- Hic 1lnncricnspldnc Scr ScMtz
Is0. tllititdrpartci ocltcnS ntac6c
,llan 1T bcl0nScrs eeeen Siirt 3iilo,O aufeebrott

Oom ein9etrofienen 0epeiden beia.
gen. OoB Die qlnneriomiieu iiber ihre
@egner betreifs @ebietsanei9nlmg
I'M Often eineh Sieg errltngen ia.
ben Sic oa0eutiden 3eitlmgen
Geuti6lonha be8eidnen oie @ntIni.
Jung 0es foiierIihen @e9eimiefretGrs
8alentini ols einen 9riump9 fit
ibre Sahe. @nIentini mar oen 9las
oeltihcn Elm Corn i'm 2luge; iein
gta6iulqer @err b. 9era. ira6er Ae.
gierlingspraiioeut Der BroUin8 Git.
preuBens, bat oo8 poae 8ertrauet
Der aonierbatibeu.
3ie 3d8lide gfntr0idou rift ei.
ne @emerfung 8alentini'S ins @e.
bGdtnis 5uriid Die CT nod Der
SdIodt bein 5fagerrof genadlt boz
ben 70. er beoonerte Oos @rei9.
mis-, oo man an einem q3inft an.
gefonnten mar, ith NIT @nglono al
eirIiqen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
0linimal.8rcis fir sdpcineflciidl
i'm feruen gSelteu.

Gan 6rauciscn, 2t. SSan.-8nrh
Elm freimiaiges lIebereinfommsu
3miiben 30 @roBihlddtern ous Gos
liforiiia, Oregon nno 8aIbington
unO Der giobrineSniitteIberpoltung
miroe Gin gfinimaI Breis fir
Sdmeinefleiid on Der pn3ifiidlen
Stiiite feitgeicBt 8ieier betrGat Gle.
nen Gent Weniger als Der bon Der
gloniiiiiitrotiou fir Den G6icoaoer
glorft feit9eietie giarinoL 9Sreis,
Der iebt $3.50 fir oas Sauoert be.
trd1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
GeIpro6nientfn laIlen Q0nierenl Old

3enber, Colo. 81. s}an.-Gel.
proou3enten bon Colorado. lltob,
8bomina, Diontana. Gflobomn imo
9auinS iueroen am 3ien5tag unO
01ittpod bier cine 8eriammhm9 a6s
6aIten, Inn Die fiir3lid i'm Senot
poIiierte 8aIib. 95ittlnan 8orloge be-.
treii5 gerpddtuna BON ao6len. unO
0eadnoereien 8it beiprcdeu Gs Der.
lalttet, ooB cine borgeihIagene 9lmen.
oieruug oieies @eiebes onrd bic Ge.
eiernna Der Gnhpideltng oes snIt
Greet 5eloe5 III 2gnoniing Elm sim.
oerui8 ieten un0 ben tlcinen 8e.
trieben idd0Gd iein iphrbp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
RmHiict,e SelSariftce
Sem 11cf1aln0ern lt0Re

2onbG,t, 81. sat.-Gine bier ein-
getroffene offi8ieae ruiiiide 6unter.
oepeihe gibt 0rei 2IppeIle pie0er,
ipelde Die traarige Gage oes nod inn
8et0e iteben6en rtlitideu Scores
ibtl0ern uno BON ben 8olfsfou1ftii-
idren fir arieg uno Dem Central
aounite fiir Die 8erpflegung Der 9lr.
NEE ousgeian0t moroen iino. @iner
Der g(ppelle lautet. a2lh 2tGel 60.
forti9e Silfe lit notipenoig. &ie 9Lr.
mee Die geoul0ig un0 topfer fir oie
5rei6eit oes 2onoes aitf Ser @adt
1T, ge6t 0llrd Snnger 0ugrunoe,
oem lire &crpfie9uug bat oufge.
bort. @3ebrere Hegimenter iino Of
ne grot un0 Die 9}fer0e obne SUIT
ter. Se0er 8iirger GuBIanos rnuB
In 0ieier berbdngnisboIlen 5tunOe
iofort iGine 9fIiht tlln.
Die 8ueite oer 43roflamdttoner
nornt Die giien6abner uno onoeren
Grausportarbeiter. oaB fie idlper be-
itroit mer0en iollen, pem iie 0es
@erit68 iduI6ig befunoen meroen
iid militdriider 2eben8nittel 3l be-
nddtigen. Qie 95roflnntation ibGieBt:
ogtur our6 freunoidoftlides 9uiau.
memDirfen. rur oirh Sarnonie lrn0
groBe p5piiide 2Gnitrengungen miro
es ms moalid ieiL Die berridctlOe
gluarhie gu iiberlpinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
llnrnlen in epnnien.

93obrio. II. San. Syu 2(liconte,
Dem Saupt9afen bpn 8alen5ia, iin0
nele ltnruben ous9ebrodeil pie
aus einem offi3ieIen 8elegronlm
berborqebt, meIt6e8 meloet, 0oB Elm
@iob Die 6obrifen 5lpang All ihlie-
ben uno 9tngriffe ouf Bripatbduier
mahte. 3rouen mo 2Lugeb0rige ser
mittleren aloiie iolIeu ge5lp1ngen
DorOen iein, iid ON Der 9euonitrn.
tion 5u beteiligen. Die 3ibilaoroi-
iten ihoiien auf bic 9enlonItranten
uno orei Beriouen fuuroeu getotet
iruo bier idmer beriuuuoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
Der9eiratcfc fomcn
Stcireit faot GrciuScr

@oi6ington 21. 0adnner
I'M otenitpfIi6tieen 9IIter, Die ieit
Dem IS. 02oi 1917 berbeirotet fino,
iollten richt bonn MilttdroienIt be.
freit meroen iogte belite grofoB.
n1arIdal General GrolDOer. Gr iuies
Hegierungsagenten an Die 2ofaIbe.
boroeh peIde in 6erartigen s5aI(en
9tenItbefreiltn9S -8ertiftfate erbolten
bdben, ait eriltden, 0ieieIben rid.
9angig ST MAIDEN. 3u gIeider 3eit
berfilgte General Grolpoer, ooB feline
fir ben 9tilitdroiefit &eoiItrierte in
Die slrneen Der 9lIiierten eintreten
0itrfeM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
gImer. iEIuttcnmannidaft nre6rt.

@aibl 9. g., 21. San 9efre.
tar Daniels bot geitern ongefiinoigt.
bob ct iuegen @flidttreue BEN Gber.
bootnanns Wtnat 5tief Sofnidf itn6
ieina @anuIdjoft STIR 9coienitnq Ser
aanonen an @or0 0e8 amer. Gam.
piers v9lrmenia". Der su g[nfana
DECEMBER torpebiert mlroe, beIon.
Oers eulbfobIen babe. Der 9ambfer
fonnte Den Sofeu erreiden, uno 0ie
Uforinefononiere bolfen 6ei gfettina
oesielben frdftiq nit lmO berIiebeu
aut ibren 8oiteu Bel Sen @eidiben
nidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
l,ruminenter garaer aeitur6en.

GlfborL 9lebr. 81. San Rod
mir eintdaigem aroufcuIdger 1T bier
aeItern SER 66arle5 g9itte i'm al.
ter bon 81 s,o9rru einem Ser5Iei.
0en erleaen Der 8eritorbeue mar
i'm offeutIidlen 2e6en oes Douglas
6ointB cine borteilGdft bcfnnnte
9eri6nlidfeit mo mar fir cine &c.
riooe bon ied8e9n sSabren Qoitnei.
iter BON elfhorn CT ge6orte 0eu
perid)ieoenen 5iaaislodcH AT uno
mor elm geihattes 4qlgIie0 Der.
ielber Eie geihenieisf fin0ei NOR
gen. gienstoa, mn ! Nor nadmuit'
faas IN elfborn ilntt 2ln ieiuer
gabrc trauern icine g4itpe bier
ainoer ano 5dglloic Ureunoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
ScrtfiibriIlto Scr
SricScnsOcrbG

&opeuDageu 81. san. - Seute
bier eingetroffene 9eridte beiaaen
boB Der ruiiiide 2fIslanosmiuiiter
&robfb fltr8 Dor ieiner 2l6reiie bon
Brett 2itobsf Dem Sefret0r aii6I-
mann bonn oeutideu 2luspdrtigen
glmte erludte, Die 6rieoensberDano.
lilngen niht als abgebrpden gu be.
tradjteii. Ger 93ertreter &1Blaros
erfI1rte, oaB Die 8erbonolltHgen in.
nerbolb einer 8ohe bon nenem alf.
genpuirnea lper0ell iuilroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
iEradt6adndpf sic cines Nranhes.

Fort glrtbur, 8cr, 81. San. =
Ser 6radtbabnbof Der aanius Gitp
Soutbern RailmnD i1nr0e geitern
friib 6urb elm 5gicr inbcfnnnter
llridhe 5eritGrf Ger 5dlaoen ruirD
mtf 100000 eeiadst gie uner.
mlolide arbeit Der 6euermebr Der.
biitete, Dab iiA Oas gelier auf Die
S5radtiuaggoHs misbreiiete. Die nit
eGppriDarea angeiilat iporen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
Nlrnflfrnrr im relhiilrift.

&idiia adnia5. III San 5erer
unbetdnnien llriprlmqs bat ii el
1ora0O 0rei groBp @eihdits 5diier
Jcrit0t mo fat aud au6ere on.
arcBcnOc @ebdu6e III 0titleiOen.
ihnii qejoqen. OF 9ora0o lieat i'm
2grBen oes Eel 0iitritts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
3Wci SuISaten bnrd Grploiion bcr.
Iebt.

@ori8, 81. San. Gin @oIoIiu.
tehdIter in Der Idbe Der befollnten
0}onlin DC Ia @aIette &on5boIIe ct.
pIooierte geiterrt ais geraoe meb.
rere glmerifaner babel tUoren, ben
@oioIinbebdIter ibres 9[utos AT
fit0en. 9(uh 0ieier erblo0ierte uno
8pei amer. 5oIoaten ipltr0en
i6linm 0erleBt. 0ian itbaffte fte
na4 Dem amer. 9IulbuIan8- -@oIpital
in g}euillb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
@ritiidler GBenera[ aeitor6en.

2onoon 2i San. = Sen Cir
9eadlainp 9uif Der bon 1913 bis
1916 @oiwtfonmon0ieren0er oer
britiiden 5ruppen In sylioien mar,
muroe IN eiuem aIubbnus in 8eit.
enoe 9ou0ous tot i'm 8ett gcflin0eu
Gr 6attc cine gldll8euoe nlilitdrii6e
anrriere binter fif uHo erbielt I'M
Qllguit 1916 eineu gtddfoIarr III
Scr lierion 0e6 0ien Winnrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21

3ll sen 5hien bun opnen eS 1eibt,
man iolle i9neu mdbreu0 0es Gre.
ifns 0as 4Quul ndlt berbin0eh ge.
borcn jeue. bic iilr oen dleiifirnt
oreiden auqcnidleinlidI uidlt gseuH
Die ,preiic 70 meiter iteigen, meroeu
oie balo nur nod }aittaae baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
@itdlenrrs gleffe brrlpren.

2onoon 81. San Der gtoni.
ior 9fogIan Ser bel Dem an Conn.
tog in Der g8dbe Der 9ar0oneQen
itottgeflluoenen @efedte berIoren
gin1, ipur6e Bpm Discount grooue,
oem gleffen 6e8 beritorbeuen Carl
9itAener fpntmo1oiert. 8iscoiult
groome mar Der Saupterbe ieines
Gbeims, ionic Gr6e 0es Titel8 Carl
aithener Of 9bartoln. 91idt8 lit
ii6er oa8 SbicfioI 0eS 8iScoltnt be.
tount, nod lit Ser 8erienfllng I'M
9fomirolitdtsberidt Grlp06nllnQ ge.
tan tuor0eft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21

Gie goitoner baben ii i6reu
Sdulen shuiierei ais ltuterri6t
iah eingeiiibrt QIlio eHDlih eiu.
nal S6uiter Die bel i6rem 2eiiteu
blei6en luoileH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21

sSiir Omaha ilnO llniqeqeiO: Sdl6n belfe
abeno lnto 0ieustog, fein pcienttder Gertpe.
rat1irtped)ieI
Sir 9aebrasfn: stloemein iaOu beite abenO
,tno Dienstog.
s5iir Soma. gerGn6erli9 bcute obetl0, tell.
peie bcipOltt am 4ienstog, f1ltcr i'm 8eIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21

glmlterSam, 81. San.-(gnI-
lctin) Nus Berlin 1T bier bema
te Sie gsndridlt eingetruffen, Oaf
sic anabbausisc rniiiidle RepnD.
lit 1ttraine ein ltebereintOmmen
slpcfs Seritellung zines Sepa-
ratfrieOens init ben Central.
mGdten aetrpffen babe.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
Mohawk Chiefs Honored.

The Chief joins the wide circle OF
friends of DR.. r. T. Thibodaux IN eA-
tandinp him cordial congratulations
upon his election to the ONCE ol
great sachen of the LOUISIANA fes"r-
vation, Improved Order OF Red Men'
to which exalted station he was ele
vated at the meeting of the great
council held in Thibodaux Monday
and Tuesday last DR.. Thlbodaux
has always been an active and vlgor-
ous worker in behalf Of the order,
and richly merits the distinction that
has been conferred upon him. IMnat mat
he will put pep" into the reservation III
and otherwise administer In a mos.
successful and satisfactory manner
tbe important duties devolving upon
him is in the nature of foregone
conclusion to those who know no"
devoted he is to Redmanshlp, ana "ho
have heretofore had visible evidence
of his remarkable genius for acnleV'
ing results. Felicitations are also eN,
tended to Paul j. Gisclard, another o.
Mohawk's olive wires" upon his re-
election as great keeper OF Wampulm1
in which capacity he has served Wlti
credit and ability for the past three
wears. The Mohawk degree team dle
not succeed in capturing the kopln
son cum. but made splendid showing
none the less and were defeated oni.
by the narrowest margin. Tne troph!
was awarded to Hiawatha TRIBE O.
Baton Rouge.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
NOTICE OF SALE.

HINDER ACT 215 Of 1908, Of the .
~ general assembly of the state Of
Louisiana, approved July 8, 1908, as
amended by Act 283 R 1914, the fol-
lowing land situated in Ascension par
ish, Louisiana, to-wit: The northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter, sec
tion 35, township 9 south, range, 4
east. containing 40.18 acres, and lot
1, section "a, township 8 south, range
A east, containing 41.17 acres, south
eastern district, east Of river, will be
sold by the sheriff of Ascension par
ish, La, at the front door of the court
shouse in Donaldsonville, La, on
SATURDAY, MAYs Il, 1918,
at 12 o'clock moon, to the last and
highest bidder, at not less than SD
per acre, cash, being amount fixed by
the register Of the state land office
as the minimum price for which said
Hand can sell per acre.
| Witness my official signature this
I28th day of March, 1918.
HUNTER G. LEAKE,
President Board Of Commissioners,
Pontchartrain Levee District.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
D;.s.ninatine Patriotic Propaganda.

Disseminating FdtfiothS
successful meeting in behalf OF
the movement for increased tood pro-
Jnction and the general observance
~ thr tick eradication law was held
at Sorrento Thursday night, April A.,
nnder the auspices of the Ascension
council Of defense. Talks were made
bv Walter Lemann, Of Donaldsonvlllee,
chairman of the council; A. |. Picard,
narjsh food administrator; }. q. Mon
teput, parish farm agent, and Ponce
Juror Joseph Gonzales, of Gonzales
Rallies with the same object IN we"
are announced for next week as 1oi-
lows: April 17-McElroyf8 p m
April 18-Singletary school, 8 p m;
April 19-Lake school, 8 p. m. Apfll
20-Dutchtow High School, after
noon; Acy, Martin SCHOOL,, . p. m
April 21-Bellc Helene school, ~ a
m. The speakers at these meetings
in addition to those above named
viii include Miss Marjorie b. Arbour
narish emergency home demonstra'
zion agent; DIR. Earl J. Melxel, ticf
eradication specialist; Hon. II. Arthu'
Morpan. president of the Ascensloi
division of the Farmers Unloh' ane rt
Police Juror J. G. Nargassans,, OF 81
Amant. A patriotic rally under tn
auspices of the parish defense coan can
c;l is scheduled to he held at Gon
ya)es this afternoon, with the follow
mo sneakers: Col. r. Samboia Jones
of Baton Rouge; DR., ]. f. Doussan
NJ Iutcher, chairman of the st. Jane
oaunci1 m Of defense; J. O. Montegut
and Joseph Gonzales. Ihere VIII y
fair in connection, with dancing d
night
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
Sarseant Mestayer Accidentally Shot

The entire community was dis,
+ressed to learn of the serious ana
PAINFUL accident which befell Ser
geant Otto Mestayer at Camp Beaure-
gard last Monday afternoon. In COM
nany with Sergeant E. X. Sims, Jr.,
and couple of girl friends. Sergeant
Mestayer was standing on the camp
parade ground at about 6 O'Clock;
when he suddenly toppled over and
would have fallen had not Sergeant
Sims caught him. An examination
disclosed the fact that he had been
shot, the bullet striking HIM IN the
neck. in front and to one side, ana
going completely through. he was
Immediately conveyed to the hospital
and reports from his bedside last eve
ming were to the effect that, while
seriously wounded, he is doing as
we'll as could be expected and is re-
garded as practically out of danger.
A searching investigation failed to
disclose who had fred the shot that
injured Sergeant Mestayer. No
sound indicating the discharge OF a
rife was heard by the party on the
parade ground, and it is said there
was no target practice going on at
the time. Sergeant Mestayer was
recently promoted to first sergeant OF
Co. A, 142nd Machine Gun Battalion.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
puts Through Two Big Deals.

A live stock deal of unusual magnl-
[,de for this section was consuna-
hated Monday, when L. J. Echeverrla,
n Donaldsonville, bought from ~
sard & Geismar, Ltd, OF Geisnar,
400 head Of range cattle and IN turn
sold the entire lot to Numa Mayet, II.
sR. Claudet and C. A. Claudet, farm
sers of the Lockport neighborhood' IN
Lafourche parish. The cattle VIII be
rounded up next Tuesday and driven
from Geismar to Darrow, then con-
veved across the river to Donaldson
Vile on the ferryboat Ruth. Arriving
here, they will be loaded onto barge
in BAYOU Lafourche for Transports
ton to Lockport, where they Will be
turned out to fatten on extensive
grazing lands controlled by the
Messrs. Mayet and Claudet. Ihe
barpe to be used in transporting the
BIG herd will be furnished by the
purchasers of the cattle, and on the
trip to this city will have ABOARD
twenty-five seeers bought from them
bv Mr.. Echeverria for sale to locaI
butchers. Another TRANSACTION OF
note completed by Mr.. Echeverrla
Monday was the purchase OF l6,oo'
hounds of hides from sellers at Glynn
and Afford, La, which the local deal
er secured in competition with buyers
from New Orleans and elsewhere.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
cR17c1AL PERIOD OF THE WAR.

All the universe, so to speak, Is
watching with anxious eyes the pro-
oress of the titanic struggle on tne
hattlefelds of Europe and awalting
with bated breath the outcome or the
fateful contest between the forces OF
democracy for continued free exist
ence and autocracy for world don'lh-
ion. -, tho
unfortunate and humiliating collapse
and disintegration of Russia, Whlch
has enabled them to transfer large
force, of their troops from the east
arm 10 the western front, Germany
and Austria are making desperate ell
forts TO break through the allied llnes
in northern France, to drive Weose
between the British and French ar
no;as and to achieve a triumph OF
arms before the American leglohs
which are being hurried across tiie
ocean can be made available TOT e.,
fectively assisting IN stemmlhg anu
| overcoming the Teutonic offensive.
The beleaguered lines have pethl
| pressed back III ttGr7 a consld der3aD Dle n
area, and our allies have suffered Sc Sc
we're losses in men and war material
int there has been no actual breaking
| through as yet and the attack'he
hosts have been made to yield
terrible toll in killed and woundes
for the ground gained. ,o>
The allied armies have been piacee
nnder the supreme command of Gen
| Foch. the brilliant French tact1cial
whose efforts did so much to turi
hack the tide of German invasion
| durirg the first year of the war; ah'
tbe greatest confidence is expresse'
| Nv this commander and his ASSOCIATE
| hat the present offensive will NEE
the same fate and that the Ieuton
~an be held in check until thel
temporary preponderance OF man
,ower is overmatched.
The failure of the enemy to achlev
.he affective now in view will surel
;pell their ultimate collapse and dc
eat. and it becomes every day NOR
.learly apparent that America is
,lay a big and decisive part IN pfhe
ny about this most desirable result
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
Observation-Disclosures:

The marriage of Miss Alma }. klos,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. e: klos'
of Belle Helene, to Jacob ]. Walden
pfuhl. of New Orleans, was celebrated
at the home of the bride at l O'Clock
in the afternoon of Monday. April l,
Rev. R. II. Prosser officiating. Only
the Immediate family were present.
The bride had for her maid OF honor
her sister, Miss Helen L. Klos, while
the groom's best man was julius j.
Klos. Following the ceremony de-
liphtful luncheon was partaken Of, at
ter which the newly welded pair LETT
via the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
Railroad for New Orleans. where they
will reside. For several years the
bride was a member of the faculty of
The local high school, and she has a
large number of friends in this com,
munity who will be pleased to hear OF
her happiness. Mr.. Wadenpfuhl holds
position with the General Electric
Company in New Orleans. The Chief
extends congratulations
The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-04-13
Election in School District April II.

Property owners residing IN School
District No. 3 of Ascension parish
will vote next Wednesday on PROPOSE,
tions to issue bonds to the amount OF
$1,000, running for period Of twenty
years and bearing interest at the
rate of 5 per cent per annuna, for the
purpose of purchasing 1914 acres OF
land adjoining the Oak Grove Agrl-
cultural High School farm, erecting a
domestic science and agricultural
building, and purchasing an auton1o-
bile truck for transferring the Jofln-
son school pupils to the Oak e1rove 9. :
High School; and to levy g specla, !,
ten-year tax Of two on Y
property situated IN the district f for
the purpose of giving additional a1d
to the agricultural department OF the
Oak Grove school. The polling place
will be located in the school building,
and the following officials have been
appointed to conduct the election:
l.. Odom, M. J. Webb, Willie Johnson
commissioners F. H. Miller, Il. -
Stephens, clerks. 1t is confidently ex'
oected that both propositions will re
| ceive the Endorsement of the voters
The school board will meet at its OF
| fee in Donaldsonville Thursday, Apr
18, at noon, to canvass the returns o.
the election and declare the result.