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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-25
BRAYToN

H. M. Bartlett and mother will
leave Wednesday for the latter's
home at Los Angeles, Calf. Mr..
Bartlett will visit there for a few
weeks.
Miss Irene Morrissey who teaches
the Simpson school, east of town,
went to her home at Shenandoah
Friday to spend the holidays.
Mrs, Fred Larsen and little son of
Atlantic visited last Thursday at
the s. P. Daugaard and Alfred Mill
er homes.
Lawton Bartlett returned home
from Iowa City Tuesday. He visited
over Sunday with friends at New
ton.
Miss Marie Freeman spent Fri
day night in Atlantic at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Heath.
Hans and Meta Andersen are
home from Grand View College,
Des Moines, for the holidays.
Bert McKibben returned Monday
from Illinois, where he had been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Hoegh and Mrs.
/ Pnlnp hnuJSeu were AIldullc VISIT
ors last Thursday.
Marion Jenkins and daughter Dor
is went to Omaha Monday for a
short visit.
Mrs. John Nissen was up from
Atlantic one day last week calling
on friends.
The Brayton and 0akfield schools
closed last Friday for two weeks
vacation.
Eugene Pratt of Regina, Canada,
was in Brayton Monday calling on
friends.
Roy Jensen came home Saturday
from Iowa City to spend the holt
days.
Josh Cousins was up from Atlantic
the latter part of the week on bust
ness.
Arthur Anderson sold team Of
hcrse: to Morgan & Karls Of Anita.
Mrs. VIM. Clemensen was an At
lantic shopper last Thursday.
Niels p. Hoegh was transacting
business in Atlantic Tuesday.
L. P. Rasmussen went to Omaha
Monday on business.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-25
ANNUAL MEETING HELD

The Audubon Cooperative
Creamery Co. held its annual meet
ing December 18th nj the creamery
building, the coal shortage prevent
ing it from holding the meeting in
the Commercial Club rooms where
it is usually held.
The attendance was not very large
being too close to the holidays, but
it was a live one and the enthusi-
assn shown predicts good future
for this very important enterprise
started for the benefit of the farm
ers of this community.
The following officers and direct
ors we're elected for the coming
year:
r. w Mullinger, president.
Jorgen II. Mathiesen, vice-presi-
dent.
j. c. Abildtrup, secretary.
John C. Jensen, treasurer.
Director for three years, Jorgen
u. Jensen.
Director for two years, C. Mol
gard
Director for one year, w. e.
Kennels.
The meeting decided to extend
the business TO buying eggs and poul-
try and sell feed, salt, hay, ETC., as
soon as arrangements can be made
to handle these products.
While the volume of business for
the last year has been quite large,
lover $40,000,)i the creamery could
handle considerable more at about
the same expense and thereby bene-
fit the patrons by paying higher
prices for cream.
Farmers and dairymen are urg-
ed to support this industry and help
make 1t the success it deserves.
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CAV EASILY REINsTATE

Attention OF soldiers, sailorsfAnd
marines is called to the fact What
under the present ruling of the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance, it
will be necessary in case insurance
has been cancelled or allowed to
lapse more than Is months. to rein
state their insurance by December
81, 1919, or lose this privilege en-
tirely.
After December 81 a man must
reinstate his insurance within IS
months from the date of his dis
charge, or II he has been out of
the service over Is months, he can
only recover insurance which has
lapsed less than IL months.
Remember, the period of REIN
statement for those discharged more
than Is months and whose insur-
ance has lapsed more than IL
months expires December 81, 1919.
Reinstatement blanks may be OBJ
tanned from the Bureau of War
Risk Insurance, Insurance Division,
Treasury Department, Washington,
d, c., or upon request at the Home
Service Section of the Red Cross,
Audubon county chapter, Audubon,
Iowa, Mae Mclaughlin. secretary.
Telephone No. 252. Office in the
Harper building,
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RECoMMITrED no HOSPITAL

Word was received today that
Carl E. Hansen of Extra, aged about
20 years, had been recommitted to
the hospital at Clarinda Mr. Han
sen was discharged from the state in
stitution on November IA, 1919, as
cured, but for some reason or other
he was Tsturned to the hospital for
further treatment. He was first
committed to Clarinda on January s.,
1917, released on November 81,
1918 but in March. 1919 was taken
back. The many friends of the
young man trust that he will soon re-
cover from his ailment and that his
recovery will be permanent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-25
WAS opERATED ON YESTERDAY

Ernie Everts who was suddenly
stricken with appendicitis Monday
evening and on Tuesday morning
taken to the hospital in Carroll was
operated on at st. Anthony's hospi-
tai half hour after his arrival The
physicians found that the appendix
had bursted and the patient was in a
serious condition. Yesterday morn
ing friends left the hospital with the
news that Mr.. Everts was getting
along as well as could be expected
under the circumstances. He has a
hard struggle ahead of him, but all
indications point to his ultimate re-
covery. #. d. Lane, who returned
from Carroll yesterday morning said
that attendants at the hospital held
out much encouragement, though Of
course he was far from being out Of
danger.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-25
NOR rHAT Way IN AUDUBON

A year ago today, several hun
dred soldiers of Shelby county were
wishing that they were just where
they are today. And now that they
are here, most of them are wishing
that they were someplace else.-Har-
Ian Republican.
Audubon soldiers think Audubon
is good enough for them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-25
NJ. e. CHURCH NOTES

Sunday school at 1000 a. m. Ev-
eryone cordially invited.
Preaching at 1900 a. m. The
pastor will preach a New Years
sermon.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m.
Preaching service at 1880 D. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
these services. ID. ]. Shenton, Pastor.
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Garry On

Uncle Sam il releasing from the
service thu men who went over
there ? to free the world from
,utocracy. Thousands Of soldiers
are daily receiving their honora.
be discharge, they pocket their
pay, bid farewell to their com.
rades ard sally forth u civilians.
There 10 one army, however,
which must not be demobilized.
That is the War Savings Stamp
buyers. More recruits are needed
70 carry on the campaign of read
justment which follows the sign
ing Of tho armistlce.
The army Of fighters. Las achiev-
ed It's purpose.
Tue army Of savers must remain
in ''action.'
" Carry % : 70 lasting peace
under tho banner Of w. s. s.
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city's affairs under the Commission
form of Government.

Resolved, That we note with pleas
ure and pride the indication of the con-
tinued determination of the citizenship
Of the city to continue to move forward
in unceasing struggle for the continued
up building and civic betterment OF the
citizenship Of the city, as indicated by
the very large majority vote cast
for Mr.. W. F. johnson, one of our best
and most progressive business men, to
fill the Office of mayor of the city.
Resolved, That we congratulate May
or-Elect johnson on his election to the
Office of mayor, and the citizenship of
the city in having secured the election
of this high-minded. progressive citi-
zen. and we call on the people Of the
city to stand shoulder to shoulder with
him in his progressive administration,
to which we look forward with SO much
pleasure and hope.
Respectfully s1bmitted.
Chairman, MRS. CAMILLA BREAzEALE
CHARLES v. PORTER,
D. C. ScARBoRoUH, Committee.
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CANE RIVER JEWELLERS
N ant TO Play in the Good Roads
Game

Mkl The good roads spirit is at
fever heat in Natchitoches parish
is evidenced by what has recently
been planned, and the latest move
comes from Bermuda, where a
big meeting is scheduled to take
place on next Tuesday, April Goth.
MIR. Charlie Keator has been
planning for this for months, dur
in. which time he has personally
interviewed every property owner
down Cane river Is far as GolfaX,
and all are willing 10 vote for a tax,
so that concrete roads can be built
thru the garden spot not only of
Natchitoches parish, but of the
South-The Cane River Valley.
The plan is to build SO miles Of
road, Is between Natchitoches and
Cloutierville, then on to Colfax on
this side of the river, and the dis
lance between that point and Alex
andria will be the connecting lini:
for the road on to Galveston, tor
which Rapides recently foatcd
-, 900, 100000 in bonds.
This Will be one of the, biggest
drawing cards FOR commercial aid
educational advantages for Match
itoches and the whole country, chat
has been opened up since the good
roads movement started, and much
will come from the meeting to be
held next Tuesday, when some Of
the most able speakers. who are
familiar with this matter, will adj
dress the meeting, and good old
fashioned barbecue dinner can lie
procured upon the grounds.
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An Appeal for a Noble Cause

The Pines, tubercular institl-
ton, established three years ago,
some eight miles out of Shreve-
port in-the midst OF pine grove.
is in need of aid,
The object of this institution is to
arrest the progress ofthis dreaded
disease by isolating iEcipiant ST f
ferers and give them o!en air
treatment, natures remedy rest
ozone and sunshine the universal
panacea for many maladies.
During the short time it has
been in operation, sixty-fve pa
tleuts have been discharged as
cured. thoroughly demonstrating
|tiKt the white; plague can be
|cured il Louisiana with proper
environments, as we'll as in the
west.
Provisions have been made for
a new building but a maintenance
fund in needed if this splendid
work which not only secures the
health, comfort and happiness of
the patient but is protection for
the we'll. and helps make our coun-
try a healthier place to live in,
should 60 on. And surely no
worthier cause could appeal to the
interest and sympathy of any citi-
zen who has the welfare of his
home and country at heart.
A beautifully illustrated little
pamphlet has been sent the editor
with circular letter from the
president, IN which she says, I'VE
are very interested in securing the
cooperation of the surrounding
parishes in this enterprise. There
are q number of patients in the
different localities and it is abso-
lutely necessary that they should
be isolated for purposes OF treat
ment, which can be done in this
climate.f This is matter of vast
importance to the health ana fu.
ture welfare Of our people and it
isto be hoped that thru the columns
of your paper You might be in,
strumental in securing the cordial
cooperation of the public
ANY one can become a main
tenance member of The Pines this
year for $1,000 which isn't much
to give to save a human life and
this is an appeal to humanity iii
its highest and most helpful sense
SO if you are willing to respond,
notify the editor who will remit
the subscription, or put you in
direct communication with the lea
ders Of this noble cause.
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE CLUB

TO the Equal Suffrage Club. the Citi-
zens Of Natchitoches and W. F. John
son, Mayor Elect
We, the committee appointed by the
Equal Suffrage Club Of Nstch;toches
to prepare revolutions expressive of
the sentiments Of the members of the
Equal Suffrage Club on the result Of
the recent municipal election, beg leave
70 report the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Equal Suffrage
Club Of the City Of Natchitoches takes
great pleasure in expressing the very
great pride Of the membership Of the
club IN the success Of the effort to elect
to the Office Of MAYOR Of the City of
Natchitoshes one of our best and most
progressive citizens.
Resolved That we point with ron
tinued pride to the steady advancement
eslsG 49, 2 - gezsEpPsnt q ths
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From Germany

To the Members of the A. E. F.:
No one can fully realize the wonder
full opportunities Of seeing the world
that we members of the A. E.
F. have had. Why. studying his
tory is no comparison; at best,
it gives only an abstract concep-
ton Of these foreign powers. while W
have in person fought and lived among
them. Through France, Belgium,
England, Luxembourg and Germany
we have travelled, first during the crisis
Of the world war and now in the period
of social, and political as will as eco
nomical reconstruction. We have seen
the Allied Nations attacked by an
enemy, waging ruthless warfare, striv-
ing to gain supremacy over entire
Europe, and we have helped to stem
the tide of the invaders and finally to
terminate the war with . glorious
and overwhelming defeat. which will
be recorded in the annals Of future his
tory as a victory Of righteousness and
justice for the cause of humanity. And
we Americans Of the A. E. F. have'a
right to feel justly proud In having par
ticipated in such glorious National
Reconstruction Of Freedom. It has
given US the opportunity to study these
nations in reality, as they really exist.
We have lived among these classes of
people, fought among them, and proved,
in deeds Of fiery hsroism, the undaunt-
ed spirit of America. We have studied
their different moods, methods Of liv-
ing, social and economical, race con-
ditions, and are able to join in a clear
conception Of the relative value and
merit of one country to another. It
gives one an idea of what, the world
really is. It puts spirit of self-reliance
and self-confdence in man. 1t teaches
him to face the bigger problems Of life
without flinching, with the same tenac-
ty and bravery that he faced the bullets
of the Huns on the firing line. 1t en-
ables him to realize more fully the
whole scope Of life, not only as lived
by his people, but as lived by that Of
the whole world. It gives him keen !;
er insight into human nature, into COM
pick conditions Of human connection,
where each individual is striving for
and greatness, where
each nation b striving to surpass in
power its contemporaries. It has
shown us the result Of desire for
world rule. Of the greediness and self
ishness of nation against whom the
whole world, in . spirit Of human JUS
tice, rebelled. And - climax it has
taught as the one great principle Of
life, 20 vital and necessary in the exc
istence and development Of nation
namely, Justice, Humanity and Free
dom to al mankind. SThese experiences
have fully awaksned Gin every man the
dominant spirit Of true American man.
hood. And W Of the A. Z. F. are
pxQpd r haaa fought. andCE our glQrt :
= -
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Mr.. Walter McCook is enjoying
his first Through with his mother
and family since he went into the
navy. when war was declared. He
has crossed many times and had
many interesting trips and expert
ences during his travels and when
he leaves home this time, his ship
will go,to Turkey. Mr.. Willie
Dunckleman is a fellow sailor a..
6oard tho ihevmut. -->--~~taII
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Ar. Breazeale's Candidacy ;

-. ~
The aiS:sodpye IN. a 10 : 2hasT
,,s,,r I,rc.zcx d Hts for
!: lGfh sGicS s s.sr,, sserfss
TO, have bea = to many,
yet to4ho4ewho kept in touch with
political movements it was recog-
rized as foregone conclusion; for
months in every review of the po-
litical situation and reference to
prospective candidate, the name of
Hon. Phanor Breazeale, of Nat
ct;toches'' was included in the list
OF probable candidate; thus show
my that he was in he public mind
rs a probable and acceptable can-
didate. The reception given his
announcement is fa,tering and en-
couraging indeed; from every Sec
ton of the state come words of
encouragement and approval. The
press has been kind in its recep-
ton; no word of disapproval have
we vet seen.
Locally the announcement was
acclaimed with satisfaction and
approval, regardless of past align
ments and utilization. which indi-
Gates II united parish IN support.
From the old Fourth COMPRESSION
al District, which he represented
for several terms in the National
House of Representatives with
marked ability, comes most hearty
endorsement; from this the Eight
District, many parishes of which
used 10 be comprised in the Fourth
District, and in tie parishes of
Rapides and Avoyeiies, where he
served as District Attorney. he is
accepted with approval. So also
in other parts of the State where
bis record is we'll known, his all
nounccment is meeting with ap-
prevail.
The public record of Mr.. Brea-
zeale, as y member of the Cons,i-
.uticnal Convention of 1898. as
CONGRESSMAN for Six years, as
District Attorney OF the District
comprising Rapides, AvoyeI!es
and Narchitoches, ;,hd his work ia
every war endeayoi' as member
of the State Council of Defense.
and his position en- every great
public question thai has been be-
fore the people, are too well
known for us to recount. That
that record is acceptable is evident
by the spontaneous approval OF
lis candidacy.
As yet Mr.. Bseazeale has made
40 announcement Of issues, feel
inc that tho people are too occu-
pied with more personal affairs
and are not anxious for a long
Drawn out campaign, which u dis
cussion of issues necessarily in
wolves. At the proper time a
platform of issues and govern
mental measures for which he will
stand, will be presented for consid
Grafton.
Natchitoches in presenting a
native son, - the oldest parish in
The state. tor the high Office of
governor, asks the careful and
favorable consideration of her
sister parishes, feeling, believing
and knowing that he is worthy.
In the language of the Mans
lield Enterprise, we confidently
believe that the man who defeats
Breazeaie will be the next Govt
srnor Of Louisiana.
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Acc6gli1g 70 : prophet sst1

Acc6s1i1g 70 : prophet sstr.-
loesF Who claims to nave p.ophi-
c,sd alyear 4 advance bafpre the
Tnr u 1914 heean and the year
lyci0re ~ oession OF hostilities,
there viii = another world war
bqeiaeiag 4 June 1926.
The pheeo q this next war will
bGein VIII Turkey be claims, aud
Proellan i1nrikus will dominate ID
tic 800 ooet affecting Greece,
Tsrlay ~ Rnssia.
Il y safinfy wing % know that this
Ep9l(1 - 6ephsriaI, y hi signs
l,r "a ~ tsedicts another 81
81 >. ~ s. Sss-ss al - q
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It is foolish to pay any atten-
ton to tho talk tina, Germany mas
refuse 70 accspt the peace erms.Sh'
has been conquered, fangs extra t
ed and there is absolnNiY nothing
left for her to do but sign the trea
tvs
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Nhcre one finds hal roads
these days, ono usually finds a
Uoor. dull Deighbcrisansi. Farm
houses are general, run down,
vehicles are shabby, a.,d every
thing shows ! dead eoa1nupity
prevails, while on the other hand
where goed reads exisi, tie farmer
usually has some pride about him.
sell ard tries 10 briny his business
~ - ths Standard Of other con-
ditions. Farm and Ranch
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The American Army Of Occu-
patton NJ found q nickname, the
.membsrs calling tlicnsels ANA
rocs, which is a nal.se nassi,. up
from the 6rst svlI;.i,!as CT the A.
A. O. and Is after the manner OF
the Anzacs, Waaes ard ether
trench creations.
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Mr.. 3. II. Hill, parish chairman
of the Fifth Liberty Loan and Mrs
MAude Henry, chairman ofthe We
mans Committee for this drive, at
tended the district meeting held il
Shrsyeposs Monday, called hy the4
~ ornl llfroclor +. N. Saith.
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FREE or CHARGE

You win see free Of charge .
picture th1t has never been pub
licly shown. The film has been
held hack BY the War Depart
nent until now, because it con-
tains secrets Of the war, and
the Treasury Department has
exclusive use Of it for the Vic
tory Liberty Lean campaign.
The Price Of Peace win
show you why you bought Lib
erty Bonds, and why you must
buy unoie. Il will show You
that though the war is won, The
work q the people at home b
not done, md won't b until
~ pEieo q Peace j. patd.
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We still owe nearly $1,000, 1000
600 Of tho Civil War debA the
national hanks being the principal
holders of'ths old bonds the notes
being originally issued during the
Civil War % pay the soldiers anc
have ben rsnewed from time to
time 8 they wore ont.
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III you ant~to rea!iza the iui'
worth uf 4 newspaper a"d ander-
stand how vital it is to'existence
get yourself isolated IL some cor
ncr Of the earth where they amt. .
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TomOfro~. April 25ih, is ths
date for the German debates to
be at Versailles to sccsrt voiun-
tarilv Or involuntsr;ly. the jtnig-
ment Of the Paris conference.
Naturally the pill Germany has
70 swallow will not be SUGAR dated.
and tho il sa&s her, $ e has nc
alternative but to take it.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

The Southern farmer has 50 isn-
proved his crtsp.,iny s.ssfem, thai,
be can reduce Kiseuttoa acreage
and increase his other crops safii-
ciently to psect the reun.femenss
OF the present crisis without seri
ous disturbance to the Genera.
trend Of bis farming.
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When last heard from, G3r.naby
was getting ready 70 take an un
comfortable seat On President
Wilson's fourteen points States.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Gus Stars and Stripes. bathed in the
blood of our forefathers, the symbol Of
the greatest country in the world, q
country born in freedom and country
whose flag will forever be unfurled in
the one great cause of Humanity, JUS
tice and Freedom to all mankind.
MATHEW CHOPIN,
w. S. R., A. E. F.
Trier, 3 2S, 1919.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

!. lou are lending net g..Ip& your
morev and your government guar
antces its return wi h j teres'.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Land that will produce cotton
can I've made to produce hay, grain
and livestock.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Pigs and peanuts makoia dandy
combination for pcr'. ard pr@&rcss
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Help finish up the Germans by
getting a Victory Liberty Loan.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

IT, is hard for All emply bag to
stand upright.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-04-24

Save and pny for peace.
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THURSDAY, APRIL, q, 1919
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q a, = 80 81 q. 4 D
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-10
THREE WARSHIPS' STEEL
ORDERED BY THE NAVY

Acting Secretary Roosevelt has
signed d Navy order for structural
steel suficient to keep in progress the
work on the three battleships build
Il Ing at the New York. Norfolk and
/ Mare Island navy yards The price 70
he paid will be based on the lowest
bid offered for the remainder of the
same type of steel
Mr.. Roosevelt said this would en-
able the department to keep the work
Ing forces of the yards Intact while
awaiting an agreement as to prices
between the Department OF Com
merce's industrial board and the rail-
road administration.
Electric Car Meets With Accident
This mornings incoming car from
Baltimore. on the Maryland Electric
Railway (Short Llnel leaving that city
ut $50 and due to arrive ct Annapo-
lis 1t $50, did not reach this city
until 1890
The hours delay was due 70 an &C
cfdent caused b the breaking Of the
paragraph,