JAS. VON LOTTEN and G. D. BENTLEY
Publishers and Proorietors
Entered in the postotfice at Donaidson
ville, La., as second-class mail matter.
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cension, City of Donaldsonvfl', As
c-sion Parish School Board.
Subscription, $2 per ear, in advance
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1914.
There is doubt ca:t by p lromi
nent physician upon the re cnt an
nouncement that Tulsa is a cure for
cancer. Ho says rad.-, does dis
int-gratel and di oni' the cancer
itself, but en'ui yet unknown s ub
stince I:' s fr"m this process
which h-e'co 0 ,s abiorbi1d by the
Wood and Rills the pati-nt, In oth
or words, the vi'til ii cured of
cancer and dies of soimethit 'g else,
which recalls thi fan liar statemlnt
in conne1c'lion with ,.uigical t'i r na ent
that "th'e (elration was a perfect
success, i-ut the patient deed.''
The ofifcrs recently dlcted for
the corning : iX 1moo10s' teirmn by Mo
hawk Tribe No. :",' Improved Order
of Red Men, silt be publicly installed
with e-Ialorate cer' imonies Sunday
e-'ening, Feb. 15. The exercises will
be held in tihe wigwaim of the tribe,
and will be followed byadance. Ex
toensive arrangements for the event
are being made, and the Red Men
propose to i 'utertain their palIoface
guests in sum1nptuous style and to
inakce the affair one of the most in
teresting and succeessful of its kind
coe' conducted by any of the local
fraternal organizations.
In tilel appointment of (has. F.
