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FEBRUARYV AN A LLIWHITE COMPANY OP MERIT Perforing Doll
Presenting the FINEST ELECTRIC FIRST PART SETTTING ever seen on the Circus"
Donaldsonville stage, with an array of High-Grade Comedians, Singers, Dancers
S1 PRICES: 50c., 75c., $1. Children's Admission, 25c. Seats Now onSale at the Box Office
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Entered in the postoflice at Donaldsonville.
.as second-class mail matter.
JAS. VON LOTTEN & G. DONINAUD BENTLEY
Publishers and Proprietors
Official Journal of Ascension Parish, Town
of Drnaldsonville and Parish
School Board
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1911
Who wanted the old exposition anyhow?
Logic is logic, congress or anybody else
to the contrary notwithstanding; and New
Orleans IS the logical point.
How differently the exposition contest
might have resulted if Louisiana hadn't
put all her political eggs in one basket
and the wrong basket at that!
Mayor Behrman came back from Wash
ington without the exposition, but the
faithful Algerines gave him a rousing re
ception nevertheless, and that helped
some. ;·
Soniow the impression seems to be
growufi that the failure to land the expo
sition bodes no good to the future politi
cal fortunes of the Sanders and Behrman
administrations.
There doesn't appear to have been
much party politics mixed up with the ex
position fight, since thirty-two Republi
cans voted for New Orleans and thirty
three f!emocrats against her.
