davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Poczta droga powietflzz N osz.
/: czedzi wiele czasu.
Plany dOstarczania pO-
CITY aeroplanami pre-
prOWadzOne beda. w
prZeclagu prZySZfegO
rOku iak rapOrtuja.
WASHINGTON. Is prudnia,

WASHINGTON, Is grudnia.-
Dalszc szczeg0ly wzgledem pro:
ponowanego rozprzestrzenieniau u.
s}ugi pocztowej 70 pomoca aero.
planow do wybrzezy Pacyfiku ]
do Atlanta i zaprowadzenie no
wej linii ~pomiedzy st. Paul, Min
neapolis i St. Louis w przeciagul
~przysz}ego roku, diane bylo dis
.komitetowi izby pocztowej plrz'ez
asyst. Generalnegso poczmistrza
a. z. opcrowaniem npWych
.linii powiedzial pan Prayer, dos.
tarczanie poczty New Yorku do
San Francisco odbyfoby sic u szyb
koscia okolo dWuch dni, a. pdczta
2 Atlanta do New Yorku ,zajsellaass
by II do II goblin czasu.P rzez-
naczenliie 50 100000 ma uzytek /;
trzysmania rozprzestrzenliiteellliiaa l q
'sltulgii sepIaUuc5szttowej7zz IA pto1n1ocaafpeeRRsaalt
planoW bylo zadaniem, lecz ko,lnpaiISS
tet odlozyl decyzye naspozniejj..ss s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
A[anci chca przyjjaGt 1iiekkt6jre Amer. warunhi " TTrahatach
Wegrom bedzie powr6eona
mona1chia.

BERNO, IS grudnia. - Veg
rZy poWr0ca wkr0tce do monar-
chii, st0sownic do oswiadczenia
podanego do zjednoczonej prasy,
przez szwajcarskiego p%odr6znika,
ktory co tylko pcwr6cii Z Buda-
pesztu.
Blisko 50 procent ludzi gloso-
.walo "a powr6ceniem monarchii,
.powiedzial on, lccz zawsze j~eszcze
nie jest pcwnem kto zostanie kr6-
lem. Stare modni rojalisci uwz-
g]edniaja austryacko-whg ierskie-
go cessssh.a Kar6la, gdy inni mys-
L. re jego syn, F%ranciszek J6zef
Otto Il wielkim ksiecicm Jozefem
jake regent1anspowinien~ wstqpic
Ia iron. Inni So "a wezwaniema an
gjclskiego ksiecia,: lecz pod lynn.
%wzgledem >nas ustaloonlejspprzes-.
wagi. y sss Il
. Usilki wzgledem poWrocenia do
dawnego. acknowledged zycia
posuwane sanaprzod przez Veg
row., powiada podr6zny Wsze-
die budzi sic chec dosp9rzemyyslo-,
weyo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
l MN d z l;lll q I I a polclag a.
Boehlepea

,OuIsVILLEK - grudnia
Us IE,'teo1eiag Chesapeake & Ohio, Mr.,
przYbyl wczoraj do louisville
{ ss5SHSEmfilut "a p6zno, lecz my
n1l1eesIsJlohn Cayins obecnie pochle-
lburzetdmnkoWi kolejowemu ra-
Eppoltem Oil zatrzymaf pociag
||zalrlaz kSooloszss Hartford KY, ably o.
eallie cclllilfoop,cu, kt6ry wpadi
dos1nrozllnaee saad1aWld'
SsaaYiinlalsIIpEooWiiada re jego pociag
ass5zses edIIsWolnaoo Wokolo ostrego sl1re
tt lu;gdayysszobaczy}em ch}opc6w kt6-
rzz.,yysasslb5,eeesz,ssklslllfyeeznie ~starali sic" oca-
hlH6stoWikaalzyska..=z sadzawki m1yn-
slIiseajjjs Oddly "a cienki azeby
6ggInlniiiessiutrzymac, vice rzuc,ii-
lem chhI1op,cuszznur kt6ry pc wieel-
emmntooeoWsaniu sic i wysifkiach
=a lbs,Ysieenltrzylnac ia poWierzchni
woody, oklzrecil go w okolo siebiie,
jjaass SO Wyciag1lalem. Zabraat1keesma go
ma stacye kolejowa j przez szfl-
1czne oddychanie wslSrzesilem go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Chlopiec zwiazany przez to.
varzYsza ably omyIlc OLGA.

NEW YORK, ~ grudnia.-13
lctni Kar6l Winfield zosta} wczo-
raj wieczbrem znaleziony przez
swego OLGA drzvi jego aparta-
mentu re zwiazanemi rekami i no
gami wziety jake zastaw. Karol,
ktory byl vaginal cztery dni temu
opowiadaf ponurq historye o die
ciokradztwie Et6ry jak on .opo-
wiadal pisa1 listy z p%ogr6zkami O.
trzymywa11emi przez jego OLGA Cd
czasu jegos znikniecia, domagajac
sic $50 "a jcgo bezpieczny pow
rot. DIS, W krzyzowych zezna-
mach, chlopiec upad} iwyzna} re
on jego towarzysz: zabaw
"Tough JONES' uplanowali mi
kniecie i pisal:listy: wyoolbrazajac
Sobie otrzymac pieniadze "a. kt6-
re mogliby ,sobie uzycc. Drama
tyczny powr6t, powiedzia} on, by}
takze u%planowany jakoby mial o.
znaczac ucieczke Z zatrzymania
gdy on i "Tough' niecierpliwili
Sic d}ugiem czekaniem ma pienia-
1As .ea..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
I

PoWo1Euljjac sic ma komunikat z
ddnias220-go b. m. Konsulat General
nllyyy.zV'lr.aca Z ea}ym naciskiem uwa
gsWyszystkichx zainteresowanych
.naustep brzmiacy*: "Konsulat
tzz,nlppszony jest wstrzymac .Wyda-
slNNpsaaaalalahpaszportoW. AZ doodWola
n1ia@zadne zgloszenia 8 paszparty
:osobiassttee All pisemnne przyjmroo.ya-
neegll1eesda1a.s1
1RlEEeszse#Wiecsnie nadssylae aplika
se,.yjani8oplat paszportowych po-
,lcztta, anisWprost do Konsulatu, a
"a posrednictwem agentow, DO
..podania tie j pieniadze beda bez-
|Warllnk1owo nadsylajacym je zwra
cane. Naraza to jedynie interesan
tow ma ni%epotrzebne koszty.
Konsulat prosi j scisIe zastoso-
WaIIea do poWyzszeggo j pocze-
kaniesz#Wnoszeniem aplikacyj do
sehwilIW kt6re.j Konsulatogglosi
e WznaWiia Wydawanie paszpor-
tow do r lski. Nastapic to moe
Wbsardzo niedluggim cz2asie, slkoro
styIkosobecne tr1dnosci komulnlilka-
5e,yjne usulniietez ostanaa. ...s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
go
Tysiace %bezdcmnych zpowo.
du wyIewu ma po}udniu.
Georgia, Alabama i Mis-
sissippl najbardziej do
tkniete ZaIcWem.

ATLANTA, Ga, II grudnia.- ~
k;ika tysiecy cs6b jest bezdom-
nych jcszcze wiccej znajduje sic
dis bcz piracy Z poWodu wyleWu
REX w Alabama, Georgia i Missi-
ssippi. Plany ;azdy ko1ejowcj
szczeg6lnic w nizszcj czesci Ala
bamv i Mississippi zosta]y zdcmo
EalizoWanc i czo&ciowe straty o.
szacowanc So Ia m;iiony dolar6W.
Rzcki w tych stcnach wezbrallyy.
do ajwyzszego stopnia jjahlieegs.e,l
nie osiqgaly cd wielu lat, j1kko. reaa
zlEltat ciezkieA=deszezo ". il
szej czesci togo tygodnid~s11ese,zl'dzsis
woody zacze]y og6lnie opaaaae 5=z.ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
VIE !kl B!rytania ma zsmiar
wykupit handel likier6w.
kOszt WynOsify $780,
600 jak utrZymuje 10.
mitet piracy.

: DuNDYN, II grudnia. = Wy
kupienie przez panstwo .Wiclkiej
Brytanii handful salkoholowego,
pociaggaIo bY "a SODA ST., SOC, 000-
600, st6sownie do, komitetu, kt6-
~ przyspasabia kompanie robot
niczaa ola d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT intc-
:rlessul.#Obszerne zapatrywania wy
..klsaszaatlgE ze zorganizowana praca,
5ggrguntoWnie uwzglednia NATURAL
,izsa 4 cyleepprojektu, .jak Nierdza.
''Pi'rl'oshibicyya, jak utrzymujo komi-
ttet, ME wytrzyma pr6by, lecz pu-
bll.iieeznlaosc brytyjska chce ulcpsze-
n lliasn s g T dom6w publi-
cznych. Take s%uiepszenic jest
Wsp61uulbieggawcze, by1oby og6l-
mem kupowaniem W ca1ym kraju
i kontro1a handful. ..ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
P%rzedmiotem jest pogodzic Sc
nat i potwierdziicc Iraktatyy|;
konferencya L0ndyllska
0>iagnefa umOWe ma sad
polubowy ably ZgodZic
sic re st. Zjedn. st6sOW-
ME do paryskieg0 Matin

LONDNN II @rudnia. John
". Davis amcrykanski ambasa-
dor odvicdzif wczoraj pc polud-
uiu Bowling ulice, 2dzic premic-
wy i inni doradcy byli na konfe-
rrnryi. RaportoWano Zc obccnosc
Lloyd d George / Cirmcnccau am
ha~a,iora Davis poiaczona by}a
W,znra.j z propozycyami podda-
nrmi 4 k~ontcrencvi prczydcntoWi
NiI>onovi. l;t0ry ;,odda przyjete
1inktaty pokojcwr %oGoIncj opinii
nubIicznnj w Stanacn Z~jcdnoczo-
nvrh. Vice hrabia ChinGa amba-
sailor japon>ki byi takzc zawola-
~ na konfrrclicvc praWlc priced
;,,;,NcZHnieln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
HATTIESBURG, MISS, byl

IIATTIESBURG, MISS, bylo
jedyncm miastcm niedostepnem Z
powodu woody, gdy okoio 20 in
nych. bylo czesciowo odciete.
Stwierdzono lie $500 os6b, glow
ME ncgr0v zost:io b~czdomnych Il
powodu zalevu lIattcsburga i
Mcridianu.
Sctki innych mieszkanc6w w
zalancj okolicy zmuszeni byli do
%ucicczki, lecz utrata zycia ME BY
la wiclka. Dv6c5lakolejjarz ultra
clio wczoraj !Y@aaasNs mississippi
W vvkolcjcniu poWoGuzpodmy-
c;a toru, meyer utona1 AZ Meridian
i dwic nicwiasty a take jedcn
zc!nierz we wtorck WlsIlocy mic
dalrko Atlanta, @dy automobil
przejrzdza1 przez Aszkk1a2dl l: j
most. P6znir:j spodleWeano sic
virce.j raport6w o utopieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Lenin powiedziaIi| ali. ze dluga
walka must sieloezyG re
$rtdnia klasa.

- LONDON, Is grudniiaa. Mike
}aj Lenin, fsbolszewikow
w przcmawianiu ia piefwszym
~rosyjskim kongresie W Moskwie,
oSwiadczyl lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
skonfrontowanicm problemu RIA
du sowiet6w bylo zorganizowanic
miastach i zdobycic stromictWa
pomicrnyeh wic$niak6w. On do
maga} sic prava do postepu usta-
rowicnia systemu soW1etu.
Krytykuj2c pomicrnych Wies-
niakow, wyraziI sic jakoby to by]
dcbry uczyn2k ola gfodnych 70
bOtnlk0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

A. subscriber writes that the chief trouble
with the country is too many people in the
white shirt brigade; too few in aprons and
~overal]s. There seems to be something in that
theory. "
There was a time in this country when
manual labor was considered honorable. The
old school readers used to talk about the dig.
nifty Of toll, and emphasized the John Smith
doctrine that only those who work should eat.
But there has been a gradual growth Of
the idea that the object Of an education is to
escape work. We have been taking on the Eu-
1ropean idea Of caste; that the object Of am
*bition should be to- get into the leisure class
OF at least get into some polite occupation
where one would not get his hands dirty.
We have been turning out too many pro.
fessional men; trades people and people in gen
eral disassociated from the actual work Of pro-
-duction. -.,. - = s".. -:
S. Too many boys have left good farms to be
clerks or. small shop keepers. Too many Of our
incoming aliens have turned to tradesrather
than to agricultural or manufacturing produc-
ton. :'."''' go
Small wonder, perhaps, that those who
have become mechanics, OF. field hands, or have
turned to some other occupatfonsWhich produc-
cs muscle and sweat have become a limited and
i'll some cases show a disposition to become aS
privileged class. 44s..s#.&
Multiplying. tthhsss.ssstsgEgaa.n.sssiles and Institutions
which deal nllENl44A6saFfbnti in catering to
the desire NsffESsftI for luxuriess rather
thar seaec ffSsEin S*unduly duplicating the
yes lE1dieeessssHeegs## &pax Of conveying output from
the rodueefss Wisconsin makes heaMer
and=heagiierasaI1lh6eaIllbbaad which the average man
must beaf.sssAsIIss@S SIS .s#.s
The proIbaAgAnps which requires solutions
that Of increasing production d4donlg.st the
necessary work offs4fhhe World.. This mneeallsst1hla At.
more people must do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
scriber who writes to this papersonnAthnesassnnlk51eesatfss
says there are toe-feW people#silI The oNgsFaaIs
brigade. and too many NNalldass
shirt contingentte1ling "sI.aWorkefsssNsaAa
to do. ##. aAaMAssssssM
20 what extent az p
pulation, whether
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Bolszewicy wioda arnie ma
Denakina.
0dparci Ia kaukaskim
frOncit prZez k0zak0W
hawaii va pOWraca.

= ONDYN II grudnia. - URIC.
dove %zeznanie wydane dis przez
offs wojenny gfosi re o%chotnicy z
armii gen. Denekin'a wypedzeni
zostali z Pieryatina so mil ia
wsch6d cd Kijova pod rzadem
Pot1awy. *:s-.
Oswiedczenie glosi ze wojska
Denekin'a upadiy w tyf do linii
ollnonnej wzdluz kolei Potlawsko-
Kiiowskicj lecz obroni}y sic same
korzystnie W pozycyi otaczajacej
,Kij0w w proEicniu 20 mil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Il. A. Garfield ustapit jake
federa|ny administrator O.
paEu.
W~.tSII\GTO\. ~ yrudn

WtSII!NGTON. ~ yrudn. -
H.. ntalnr ~o>WiaGczcnir o rczyg-
s.#'yi administrators oDa}u Gar
i lila spohzicvancm by!o dis "
I:i%iy1n loNn. I'oWiadaj&, re DR..
';"riirIA podai STa rczygnacyco:
DM"i,Naz ME z~AtZii sic 4 glow
=rnsi W~nicS!;a:ni rzudoWcini, ktc-
go zaI"~n&}y stTa;k wrglovy.
!.h"r:": wi"I"innn Ir r~czygancya
VIA ro~'"na do prczydcnta, IT,
,;'ovc upoNnicnic ME zosta}o
.n AziSipj>zcYo dnia osia@nietc.
\ni Dir. Garfield ami sekretarZ
TumuI1E ME chcicli o tom dysku-
wac.
Znancm by;o re DR.. Garfield
~przrriwiai sic urhWalom propo-
rvrvi. ktjrr =ahonczyi,y strajk
w"~loWv pon!eWaz en- utrzymy-
val Zc byiby to nicuchronny po-
rzadck W.vznaczajqc nicchybne
rodWyIszcn;e cen ma wegle ola
EIirnt1w. Oronowaf on stanow-
rzo wszc'kim zamiaIom podwyz-
~z"nia d~ctalicznych cen wegla.
Czy prczydcnt przyjmic rczyg-
naryr ME wiaGomo. CzlonkoWic
-abinrtu stoja 20 "a ugoda wa
runkow. pomimo zc i .prczydcn1
Wilson powto"zy} wczoraj swe
po>wiadczcnie propozycyi przez
poslanic kongratulacyjnej waldo
moSci do .John'a L. Lewis, czyn
rcgo prezydcnta o~rganizacyl zJe
Inoczonych robotnikoW gornl
rzych, pc przyjeciu ukfadov
p"znz g0rnik0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Plan zanikniecla weteran6w
wojennycn.

WASHINGTON, II grudn. -
Inik1lircic Wctcran0w Wojny sWla
1owrj: >towarzyszenia zofnlerzy,
marynarzy i zcglarzy / w%eteranoW
>zcregowych i korporacyi a utWo
rzcnie jcdnej organizacyi names
.jako Wctrrani wojny SwiatoWejj,,
inkorporcwancj. %ogloszone byte
III dis prZeZ komitet narOdoWY.
przed>taWia.jacy te try organlzaass
we. Zg'oszrnic do kongresu be-
dzic zaraz zrobione O charter,
SpodZicWanem jest platne stowa-
lzyszrnic Il 100000 cz}onk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
|BolszeWiki rozpollcIz lY now
ofensyWa

Revival, Estonia, u ggrud llIlil
-BolszeWiiki rozpoczei nova o.
Effensy,5Wye ma $ffro1nucie NarWa. Pc o.
|kropnnym oggInu arrtyy,llerryyjny1m
#dziesiecmi zaboitych zostalo dostar
Wionych y pozycyi Estonczy5Akao5W.
Wszystkie atak zostaIy odparte,,
.jak donoszaa raporfy,szeiezkiiemi
stratami Wojsk bolszeWickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

whether hand workers or brain workers, pro-
ducings below what should be the minimum?
How many have been taking it too e4sE
The whole question after all }bmes down
to the very simple procedure Of every day
life in every. community in the country. Ifs
every man would take it home to himself and
get right on the job in the old-fashioned way
we would soon be pulled out Of our troubles
There is too much looking to the government
for solutions of which government is incapa-.
Bile. There is too much talk of what the other
felloWsought TODD, and too littlesdoing.offaone's
own particular duty.
There isstoo much false acknowledgements
as to what constitutes an honorable career. a.
sgood. macIinist is a far more useful member Of.
society than an Indifferent 4or:even a merely
superfluous professional man. A hard working,
intelligent, successful farmer is about the most.
useful, independent and praiseWorthy citizen a.
country can produce. A year or two pounding
iron or diggging GOAL would better education:
for thesaVerage youth unaccustcmed
cal1abOrEthan the same amount of:tlme spent.
in anyscoHege@mgth country. #S%s $50
Tho. peoplessnats take home &c Ives
sone.of the blame forSSssnna
which they lplailll..z'Th The is general pro-
testzagainst proffiteering, but there is also#a
very general participation IN It. The mostScon-
sclencelesssprofteerSis is not always big business;
it may be the small tradesman who spends his
leisure time crying out against the plutocrats.
seat Of much off4our trouble is too general
acceptance of the idea that physical toll is a
s5aiscfeditable thing and a source of great per-
ssonal differing. This in a country where most
cot our sidentsI have been at one time in their.
career manua lSWorkers.z==
ssSIt is llintrestiing study for one to look a.
bout i IL his daily rounds and see how
ssInucIsof the nearsl lab that is going on could
sslbe sNSddlhAsspenHse with s;@hoW.heayy is this toll upon
fAsa rgductlon.S will help one to u1-z
afsstaaaltda@thhh parffsspeope generally are play
sssIIsgss lllsllIle55erea Of the very evils they talk.
1olsssassslIff they Werezztlhe result Of remote ma
RiSxNaNskrnAh Nations q u 4 IAN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Erancuz zabity u
chwalif.$ 100000. nj. ma po-:
. mink dlaSb0hatcrskiegO
,batalillonllu ulmarf spada-
SO eASs;aerOplanu

|Eass II grudnia. -Geor-
neutrality-suspicious. banku Ma
mne National Bank " Buffalo,
az Y.,spad1 Wczoraj q aeroplanu
:niiee,dIaaleko .Catenhan, Surrey i 20
sfasm miejscu zabity. PnlK Bra
5dlegskttoory byI pilotemlWsmaszy
Me sszi ostal ciezko poraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Drukarnia "Manace" spalila
sic.

AURORA, Mo-, IL grudnia.-
Drukarnia sp61ki wydawajaccj
1.-THE Menace" zosta}a dis znisz-
czona .przez ogien.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-11-06
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
nation n for the County Of Bienville,
La TO be held at Minden and Blen'
vile, Dec 10, 1919, to fill the position
If rural carrier at Ringgold, ana
vacancies that may later occur on rural
routes from other post offices in the
above mentioned parish. The exanlna'
ton will be open only to citizens VINO
are actually domiciled III the territory
| Of a post office in the parish and who
meet the other requirements set forth
in Form No. 1877. Admission OF wo.
men will be limited to the widows OF
T.. S. soldiers, sailors, or marines, and
to the wives of L. S. soldiers, sailors
or marines who are physically dis
qualified for examination By reason OF
injuries received in the line Of military
duty. This form and application blanks
may be obtained from the Offices men
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-11-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Succession Of James T. Dick, DECEASED DECEASED
No. 713, Probate Docket BLEW N'e
Parish, Louisiana. ,,,s
Under and by virtue or cohllhi .,
sion issued to me as Administrator IL
the above styled and numbered ma II,
ter. by the Honorable Third Jual G, d,
District Court, l will SELL TO 1he i s,s'
and highest bidder, for cash. at VI,
principal front door OF the G n;un
House in the Town Of Arcadia bleh
Vile parish, Louisiana, within lesa
Saturday, December 9th, lsiS' l.,
the following described properly u
wit: <,o> .,u ~
The cast twcnty-three (23, acres o.
81 II of NV II, and SW II OF Sec
tion 1 and Sc IL Of SE IA, Section
and y - of NV II, Section . TOWN.
shin II North, Range 6 West, III biel'
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-11-06
PARKER AND DEMOekA'h
r,,.ox shreyeport Times

Editor Shreveport Times;
I have been reading OF late Tile va
riou, expressions of opinion anent Tue
r,,hernatorial campaign in Loulslaho'
and wondered if 4 lifelong Demoea'
would be permitted to expcss his views
ON the political situation.
Every four years the Democrats Oh
north Louisiana have been deluse'
with 4 review Of the infamles Oh 'lie
notorious New Orleans ring we are
treated to this as regular as the time
comes to elect governor. 1t has Deeh
used every time to array the country
against the city and to secure votes
It has been my observation that the
Now Orleans leaders have always STOOD
xouare for Democracy, state and na'
tiopal They have stood as true u
Democracy as the needle to the nortll
pole. / do not believe this Old cry Is
going to cause the old line Democrats
of ,be country parishes to fail to &c
their duty at this critical moment
Aglan for the sake Of argument al
mit that the "ring" should be broker
up. smashed generally and put hors d'
combat routed hoof and horns-call TN
governor of this state perform tina
service? Governor Pleasant says tina
John NJ. Parker can If we eject Hill
Pleasant admits that he has bee
against the ring and that while
Saved his hide" 50 to speak, lou
years ago, he has been lying suplneI
on his back ever since he took offlc
by It's votes and has never Deeh near
to raise his voice against it until al
other gubernatorial campaign is on an
he desires to have elected his politics
opponent Of four years ago.
Why did he not put in his four yea
busting the "ring?" Why should
admit that he has done nothing alol
that line during his incumbency! WI
cry wolf now aud proclaim that
ex.Republican can perform the jo
Why il 1t that he did not finish I'll
Job before another campaign and tn
save. us from this old ghost OF ri
domination?
The only conclusion Is that all
rant Is to catch votes. Parker trl
to sdefeat the Democracy four yea
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700. He now has put on a Democratic
,oat and is paradlns as simon-pure' all
wool and q yard wide Democrat LII
other words, he seems to claim to Dc
tbe ornhan Democrat Of the state al
the others are false Democrat AZ
th,s he reminds me of the fable OF the
s,unt that dressed himself up IN
coon's hi naededw emf en- en- en- e'n
coon'. hide and went out to fool all
tbo animals Of the forest, The SKUNK
moi coon. The coon looked over
and said: You look like coon; you
have eyes like a coon; you have ears
like \ COON" Then the coon used Ills
o)factory nerves, and exclaimed But
before the Lord you do not smell like
COON" Parker can never make TIT
ro,l Democracy of Louisiana believe
nj his Democracy.
Now, another observation; The New
Or,eons organization is a mighty forc'
Of true Democrats who have stood tn
+ost Parker tried to be elected fou
years ago and failed; he and other nc
nubllcaus have since changed thel
registration from Republican TO Demo
crat. and this bunch are out III sKuhI
skins to deceive whom they may. me
are to destroy the Democratic organ
izations both in New Orleans and tn
country parishes, If John NJ. Parke
ID elected the Democracy Is destroyed
whittier of the country parishes or c
: New Orleans.
DON E. SoRELLE,
J Many, La, Oct. 2e, 1919
. The above letter taken from tn
q peoples Forum Department OF II
0 Shreveport Times.
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SHERIFFS SALE

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Bien'
vile, Richard Moore vs. eugene
Moore, for use and benefit Of D. II
Brown. Jr. Third Judicial Distrlc'
Court No. Ash.
Under and by virtue OF writ o.
execution issued out Of the above nam
cd honorable court and to me directed
T have seized and will offer for salt
to the last and highest bidder for casl
with benefit of appraisement, at TIL
principal front door Of the Courthous'
in Arcadia, Bienville parish, Louisiana
within legal sale hours on -
! SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1919
the follow described property to-wit:
NJ il Of NE II, Sec. Is, TIP. Il
y. r. 4 W.
The above described property to b
sold as belonging to the defendant
Eugene Moore, and will be sold t
satisfy said writ Of execution and a
costs.
This the 25th day of Sept. 1919.
]. Il. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle costs but a
few cents, and il it fails to give easy
relief in every case Of liver sluggish
ness and constipation, you have only
TO ask for your money back.
Dodsou's Liver Tone is a pleasant
Casting, purely vegetable remedy
harmless to both children and adults
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NOTICE

Money to loan at 5 IL per cent, or
long time loans, on improved farm
lands, through the Federal Land Bank
Apply to The Central BiCnville Farm
Loan Association, l. L. Sutton, Sec.
Treas, Bryceland, La.
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toned above Or from the United States
civil, Service Commission at Washing
ton, D. c. Applications should DC iol
vardcd to the Commission at WASH
,nctou at the earliest practicable date
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Ev.rv druggist in town-your druggist and eveybodys dtus
gt has noticed great falling off in the as OF ca'oms .sS :,
all give the same reason Dodsons Liver lone Is taxing 10
place. ,,. ,,od.or,e
"Caome is dangerous and people know it. wh!e O0oso"s
Liver Tone perfectly safe and gives better results Sau
prominent local druggist
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Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

Take O spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biIiousness, 'iek
headache, acid stomach or constpated
bowels. 1t doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all the next day like vlo'
lent calomel. Take a dose Of calomel
today and tomorrow you will fee!
weak, sick and uauseated. Don't lose
a days work! Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine, full Of
viror and ambition.
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Vile Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold to pay the
debts of the said succession ana SUD-
iect to appraiSement.
This the 10Th day Of October, A. D.
1910 Z. C. DICK,
Administrator.