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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
MANY CHANGES
IN LOCAL pIIpITS

of the score of Methodist pastors III
Richmond, eight have served their
churches four years. and must he given
the conference. They are Rev. II, H.
Potts. H.. H.. Of Monuments: Rev. W.
Asbury Christian. -. D.. of Union sta
ton: Rev. j. !. Bradford. of Park
Place: Rev. j. a.. Vim. Of Barton
Heights; Rev. c. q. futile, Of High
land Park; RnS. l. V. Carson. of Fair
mount: Rev. j. w. Euro. OF Denny
street. and Rev. u. W. Jackson. oil
~Epworth. Rev. r. Men. simpson. II. -.
the presiding elder Of the Richmond
District, has completed four years IN
his field also. and must change.
The business sessions and the evan
g~eliStic services of the conference will
he held in the Broad Street Church. In
the basement of the church Will meet
the joint board of finance. In the Cen
trail Young Mems Christian AsSocia-
ton Building will bo held the exami-
nations of young men who have not vet
completed III" tour-ycHr course of :tudv
required by the church of its preachers.
In Centenary Church will meet the
board, tho board Of education. the sun
day school board. tho board Of church
extension. tho Epworth League board
and the board of lay activity.
Services Will he conducted in many
of the Richmond churches Of all de-
nominations next Sunday by visiting
Methodist preachers. Bishop kilgo will
preach in the Broad street Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

of the National Guard is at stake. if not
trembling III the balance. For ii is plain the
country will have a second line OF defense.
and ii the National Guard may not be de-
pended on to supply that second line. some
other plan will be devised and put into effect.
As has been said before. The Times-Dispatch
believed in the adequacy of the plan under
which we are now proceeding. and the re-
Spouse 10 the Presidents call to arms con-
iirmed that belief. Now. however. develop
mcnts raise serious doubts as 10 the perma-
nont value of the National Guard system.
No criticism of those who have resigned. or
OF those who fail to enlist or re-enlist. is
offered. But 1t is time for the youth of the
country 10 realize what confronts all of US
a volunteer reserve army. or compulsory ser
vice. The choice, at least for the present,
depends on the National Guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

And ii viii Do fifteen days before = citizen
use his name at the express Office again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

The street Committee has mmen
Alderman Gunsts ordinance prohibitinr
street cars and automobiles from making
unnecessary noises when passing churches.
provided the churches hang out signs.
What's the idea? Can't motormcn and
motorists tell a church when they see it?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

According 70 some expressions OF opinion.
II !. 10 be assumed tina, Richmond doesn't
need any expert opinion as to how it may
waste and improve efficiency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

General Haig refuses to permit the German
general staff to arrange his strategy. Just
when Berlin announces the offensive on the
Sommc is over. lIais takes another 1000
prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
Questions aud Answers.

De Scuectute--The writer Is II Cong rcgational
minister scventy-eight years old. Please in
form me IL ! am right not TO use II pillow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

II Nr. Armgaard Karl Graves l. 10 be he
lieyod, the German embassy is no, above TAX.
ing a flyer on the street. based on inside in
formation. Wherein the German embassy
is not totally unlike many patriotic American
citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

Norway having dehcd Germany. according
to the dispatches. 1t is now time for the
Chancellor TO Gear up another scrap Of paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

IN" death OF Dr. DuInba is oNicia lily denied.
No" We may continue 10 say. with perfect
pToprlety. what We really think OF him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
EXPECTS QiIET AND
pEiCEf,I .. MEETING,

y matters ~ great mon"ut are
likely 10 l.. debated 1t this session
of the c"nfercuc".' said Rev. T. Men.
simpson. u -, presiding elder ~ the
Richmond district. last night. II
seems that this viii be Il rather quiet
and peaceful meeting. one Of the
most important questions to be consid-
cred is that oC the admission Of dis
trict lay leaders "a eN oiiicio members
OF the conference. The matter Of union
with tho Northern Methodist Church
may i" brought w. hut ii canno, b."
decided hy this body
General interest is perhaps conferred
on the appointments If the preachers
81 the coming year. The con-
ference cabinet. consisting of the
ten presiding elders, Will meet
each afternoon with the bishop to de-
terminc the location of the preachers.
Many changes will he made of ncceS-
sity, on account Of the men having
served their churches the full time of
four years. and an unusually large
number. the presiding elders think.
Will take place for other reasons.
Speculation is rife as to the final
location Of preachers known to he going
to move. All reports rs to that matter
must at present he without sure
foundation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

me ca"c of Dr. 7. Z. MaiduN. charged with
aSSa ultinE George Kane. with intent 70 ktll
came ny III the lIustincs Court OF Magistrates
Yesterday. AiadduN was acquitted. there being
no evidence whatever against him. 1T was a
plain cas-" uf buN-off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
Current Editorial Comment

woodrow Wilson has swept
the United States in 1915 hecu,1ss
Woodrow Wilson stands for hui
manity aud the people. as Lin
coin stood for humanity and the
rule Of the people in 1850 I'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

PUBLISHED ever. day In the year at 10 south TENN
street. Richmond. Va. 10y The Times Dtspnich fhD,
fishing Co.. Inc. Charles T.. ia,hrook. Editor ana
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

ADDRESS ALL CoMMI>lCATIoNS to Tho Times
Dispatch. md not tu lndi, iIuai>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15

TELEPHONE: Randolph /. Private liranch fh'h""se
connecting with All departments.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
ssERlFFs SALE

state ST iusasiBEt laH ~ West tr
hetus 18th 5Baral iHtret Court
Les n Nait,e IS turHtas Asuat.
" tduN and icu MuuI IT ais Heirs
n William Minor. DECREASED no. lltp.
Bs VIRTUE ~ Nut Of Seizure aud sale
e. the SAefln dlrprted - tbu Honorable
the Twenty fourth Judicial District Court
foi ihe Parish ot West Isi,ylauH. su the
ahn, q numbered AMI entitled atuss. ! f8Fe
selEeB ami VIII uIEy 500 sale 90 the high
est hsHdtr az The front tUuI IT tn Count
nsuss .n the Tyan ur ST. franrisylle
Louisiana at the hour al Eleven O'clock
4 NJ an
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915,
the following described UrupvrtE ~ the
defendants So VII.
4 certain piece ol parrrl IF land With
al the buildings Wua lmlruE eussnts there
on. situated ia the Parrish a West Pc.
Hsiana. state uf Louisiana, containing
eighty nue acres mere 90 less, bounded
ou the North bA f'lijah Ford, South h}
White Tract. East hs walker and lrYlne
and West by Jackson and tanri HllI
publi, road
Terms Of sale tash with beHent ot
apprusemeni
J. n CIACK, Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
STRIKE SITUATION
BECOMES ACUTE

President Wilson laid the railway
strike situation before congress 81 80
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon la an ad.
dress Io both houses assembled IN
Ialt session The President told con.
gfrFa Of his efforts 70 bring the rail-
road managers asa the men into some
sort Ul agreement and saying he was
yaaerisss g. do more. he asked con.
sfrsa "a nact certain specific iegisla.
ton s. deal Wiih the situation now and
Ia tIe future.
Pointing out the distress and hard.
ships which nationwide strike would
bring upon the country, the President
askpd congress 60 empower him 10
draft into the service Of the tnited
STATES the very managers aud men
s. ha have been unable TO adjust their
differences. 40 that the government
may operate the railroads IN ease Of
military necessity
tie proposes that congress
First fnlarep the membership Of
the interstate commerce commission to
equip Il % deal with larger situations;
second That an elghthour day be
established for al trainmen tn inter.
state commerce.
Third That a commission iHvesti.
gate thp eject Of the eighthour day,
bat without recommendation that the
public may learn from dIsinterested
source Of the merits OF the uestion;
Fourth That the interstate com
mercr commission consider the in,
rgrald cost Of the eight houf day In
marking rates;
Firth Amend the mediation law 10
prevent strikes or iockouts while indus.
trial disputes are being investigated
Sixth That the President be em.
puwared TO operate the railways Ia
cas-, Of military necessity.
The brotherhood has ordered the
general strike ia begin on Labor hay
September II some agreement be not
reached before that time. ,NthIng nov
seems possible 10 avert the strike, and
Il hardly seems possible that congress
should bs able To effect such Legislation
as could handle the strike by Sept 1
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
GOOD ROADS MEETING WILL BE
HELD SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
Continued from pare one J

lCoBtinued from page oue1
BATON Rouge. a substantial obserg Ing
business man and banker viii hp pre-
pared 10 tail the meeting what good
roads have accomplished fng his parish
Why they are building more Of them as
fast A. Il can be done. and Hhy il viii
be a good investment for West Fclic
lana To do likewise.
This Ia meeting Of get together
nature and every citizen Of West Pc.
lciana has n cordial invitation to at
tend and to state his views on the
subject whether favorable or uBiayor.
able to the movement The women
esps cially have been Invited Good
roads mean as much and possibly more
to women than to men. for good reads
tend to build np better and closer
soeitl Intercourse, and II Ia their right
and duly go state their views both ip
public and at tbs polls an the questions
presented
4 large and enthusiastic gathering
Of citizens Is expected at the Pastime
fheatrr In 81 francisyilie. when the
meeting is called te order q = M
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
PROPER CARE INCREASES LIFE
AND USEFULNESS.

Money Invested In shed, repairs,
grease aud paint for farm implements
and machinery will earn good interest,
and more investments Of this kind
should be- made by Louisiana farmers. .
says A. F. Rldder professor of as.
ronom}. l.. S. 4. "A good shed can be
erected with ordinary farm labor This
should BE- done. aud each machine put
away nHh wearing parts well creased.
as soou as its work is over This pre-.
vents rust shade trees may be used
for a shed. bat they afford small pro-
tgetioa and the farmer sho uses them
for thiz purpose usually soon has junk
instead Of implements.
"PioWg. disk harrows and amooth
harraWs viii not be la use at this sea.
son Of the year They should be put
away 80 as 10 bc ready for use this
iall Ia putting la the oat crop, There
great temptation 10 leave the heavier
implements. such as grain binders, In
the field from one season So another.
4 binder with such treatment viii last
usually only three or four years, while
ilh proper care one will do good work
faf dfteeu 10 twenty years. la the rice
sections OF Louisiana binders do not
last much more than one season. They
much heavier and more eomplt
Gated than the ordinary grain binder.
bat With proper care and attention
these machines viii last from eight to
ten years.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
LEWES ARE GAZING
IN MANY PLACES

Caves have taken place at Red River
Landing. near the Chapel al Eliza In
West Baton Rouge parish, al White
Castle in Iberia parish "a Reserve ia
II John parish aud ~ safpy La 81
Charles parish
1t ia unusually early for hNoea 10
begin 90 cave. and IL looks as # there
Is 10 be much trouble with them this
fail because ut the hbeh stage Of ihe
river for a longer period This year shan
usual. caused by heavy rains 10 thia
state and others. the iD9eB hecame
thoroughly soaked and softeued Con
sequcntIy, when she water began to
reeady long sectious Of leyrc in many
places follow I'D suit
state Engineer Munrei vent 60 An.
COLA Sunday te make "a Inspection Of
the teyees NJ the ejHto farm thor"
Leyecs nj Angola sill have 60 undergo
much reconstruction before The fall
rise comes
On the completion at Hn iuNrsflea
tton Of tar lgyees M Angola, Engineer
Mongal vii make a report Of their coll.
ditlon with recommendation Go Mana.
ger ruqaa Of the state peuItautiary
system
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
ONE CENT POSTAGE
MAY COME SOON

Efficiency in the peal office depart.
meHt elth a proper rpadjnslmrnt Of
rates viii permit thu government 1o
uaugnrate a 9Heceat letter rate with
Ia The next year. according 20 Pest
master General Albert y Hurlesoa
t'br fact he SAYS. that this year
We have q surplus of between 81 enn 4no
and S. 600 en9 demonstrates THAT AZ
last the postal service Ia on strong
business ard disappearing basis II
sc can keep down useless extraya
ganee. We can soon inaugurate One
cent postage in this country
Az the present time letter users II
the United states net 0 profit 20 the
government Of over si5.aoe .6pp year
over actual cost of distribution Al
the same time large magazine interests
are securing distribution Of their pro.
duct at one cent a pound which means
great less 10 the government and to
make ap this loss users Of Ietier post
age are paying profit Of too per cent
II h tn correct this great lnjuAtIce
that the postmaster general and bis
hundreds Of assistants throughout the
country are uow employed From all
indications enc-ceut letter postage
promises to be ore Of the most i'm
portant issues ~ this winters session
nf eongreRa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
CATTLE REGULATION

Be il resolved BY the Police Jury in
regular session convened. That u shall
be- unlawful 90 bring into the Parish
Of West Felipiaua any cattle OF other
stock from adjoining parishes without
clean bin OF health Any person or
persons violating this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeauor
and punished as the iaw directs
G. +. HOWELL, President
C. T. TOORAEN. Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
PURE sELFIstlNEss

Judge Ben H. Lindsey said ln AZ
address before lhe Denver Young
Womrns Christian association
Show me bachelor, and ~ shoa
you q hafdhearted. crusty, snitiak nan
- Denver bachelor said u ea Ia
a Denver old maid
Have You ever noticed aa ha
ha have yuu ever noticed ma am
that bachelors as a ruic. are much
richer than married menr
Yes have the old maid said
Well how do you ha. IA hal
how do you account faF ~
Like This said the old maid Poor
men marry and rich ones don't Men
are much reader to divide nothing
with woman than fhoy are 70 divide
something yon know.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
COOP LIVE STOCK PAYS

II makes farming permanent.
II returns highest prize, for farm
crops.
II furnishes market for waste feeds
II reduces bulk OF marketable crops
u distributes labor throughout tie
year
II means cleaner farms.
u makes income atraay.
u helps to keep boys on the farm
II makes farm life more pleasant
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
elos WANTED

BIDS VIII BE- received fog working road
from Muifords graveyard "a oe'lars place
and to Mississippi une IN 5th aasd. about
miles. contractor to furnish bond and
keep said road in geo1 esuditsuu for ! year
e. r room AIN. Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
NOTICE or EsTRAY.

Taken up and estrayed before nae BY
Rai HARRISON one light rcd and white
spotted heifer Appraised by Il T.
Harrow and = u HARRISON 10 be worth
eight dollars n not claimed aHd costs
paid will after fifteen days advertise
ment be- advertised and sold AZ the laH
directs. r. s. TOWLEs,
Magistrate. 10th Ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
hlns WANTED.

Clerks oIes. ST FraneissilIe, La.
August 2, 1915
gias viii to received up 20 7 30 o'clock
T. m september g. 1915, for the erection
IS three protection leyees IN Lower 81,
Fr8H,tattli Ia, agFfegatiHR Is, 1877
uI3, Yards Plans and specifications on
4, Ia clerks oatoe The right reserved
20 ,eespI ~ reject ans ar an hlds.
- l. riETTINgER, Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

The State automobile licenses issued
Ia 1915 viii probably reach iS,0e0, al
ealnst ia0oo last year
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

Ms cattie mark is " IS on hIp aHd tag
Ia one ear rulIg s warmed not 60 pur-
chase 81 drive III ans cattle 80 marked
tAugls iyff tlrY T. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

Roumania has finally elected to Join
ihy Allies tn the war.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

qbs patle Is hereby notified dat AuHt
mg ou crossing over % suy gsieg form
oi utspass is prohibited Oh a piece u
ground aesi 81 the T. S ~ B Railroad
beginning IA the north boundary 81 b. ~
stirling and extending 90 Whitman plat
fern gu the property ol Mrs s. B. ~
laip. Also oH an property 81 Ma. G. h
Leala. Mrs J. A. Mboga, aua R g. sur
huE r. n. STIRLING, Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
NEA stLAGE MAY Dc puT ON
Top or OLD.

New rtlase mas be- put Ia the silo GA
top Of the lid II care IL taken To clcau
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

chased from ~. ~. II. 4As sUIa
AlbEhf H. a0t l.E
Hunting OF auy alua. ,aHs arriving @,
fshHg pu ait Vernon plantation Is posi-
tAels prohibited audy4 pvs4its 81 fas ,aH
| ST uezpsss. Nc exceptions.
a. ". hall.
AIRS. L. HAAIIta%
Crossing JBy T,af 81 prosperity rs#ga
True DgmgsIal stuev los al fgas, SKIS
| IL hereby pugAibNsa aH4yI ltu.ats 81
tsea!ass Persons tuau4 ,.Hsa.Hs sHssa
IpreHises % damaging ghe sss,es ali b.
prosecuted. aRa 81 g.. ROBINSON
al gtespasaus proRhtr aa ai.II sHa
Slaughter taav hferze. aEaEar.a, aHa
Glass lltyg plantations, Ha.a 81 naH.Hs
pecan gathering. st..s a5a H4 b. ls
tateI Ia lgH tAlsHl 81 ia. sa
KAttUt Ht8 COMPLAINT.
Tea S. /. baHgst. AAsHa
amth.aHa lJa aHa B. as a.,
as pags ia agrsu5 ppslsa seaHas as
forms ul u,spasaag ha#l..H laitH7
agents VI All dvsguEs oms, aH4 AS stu,
IsuYiHg -. a. AGHAlN
Ias puaby - hereby ss4He4 Aal Hb,
alsua and Forest plantations ate pes.sJ
laaalast hunting. HaHspk. aes4 salspa
and all either forms 81 Jfsalsara, sReHts 90
ever description HeiBaet
IA K JADHsON
| .---=-.-.-..a--.--4.-sa--a-.
Al. cattle dsiNuE aHb elbel ussltlss.HG
Of auy Aind afu forbidden oa teysag plsu
ltioni under penalty Vi tbe .aa.
.. 81 MgQt EEN
The pubAu "a hereby warmed against
buying eood. posts aHa ymagf Of any
Iaesttiptu u trum tenants ga lhs 0aalgl
iUgdsH alld Downs phHg4t3Uas al buni
| Ing. gaiils-df5y4ug and le4,s cutting are
positively prohibited, aHd theae places srs
closed against agents Il all a.uds
LuIl L. MATTHEWS.
SO hunting Of feapasasns ot 40
allowed ga Parker stogA Farm -.5as.
penalty u the law.
PARKER STOCK IARA
Hauuns. driving cattle o. trespasslns
81 any gind whatever 0a Como Plantation.
brandon la. 10 prohibited under penalty
OF the AN J. b, NU0u Mar
an parties are hereby notified not &c
iuespass ga any property Of the egleians
Bank asa Trust Company, ia Liquidation
under penalty Of the laW.
, b. STEELE. special Agent
fbs pablls Is hereby notified iAat bust
mg on. crossing over % suy gste, form
oi t5,spass Is prohibited on piece u
ground acsi Of the !. S ~ ; Railroad
beginning "a the north boundary 81 b. ~
stirling and extending 90 Whitman plat
form gu the property Of Mrs 8 T. ~
laip. Also oH an property Of Ma. C. h
Lesla. Mrs J. A. Mbooa, aul R - sur
Hus. r u. STIRLING, Agent
Hunting. fishing. lollsftpg ct trsHlasa.
ms Ia su5 form ou Laurel hlll Farm Ia
hereby prohibited under penalty VI the
las. nv A. STEWART. Manager
All hunting Of any hind en Pauline. lsys
OAK sHa Chance places cutting alu
fences. hauling across fields. auj eutung
81 selling wood buying o. haHHBk tau
and buying cattle Ola aus uf lHe ahuRt
places vii be considered IS trfspassIHs
nd wlu bee prosecuted tn Ihs fan rsEsut
/ the mw. regardless of lulug
% is-.I ~ +. q. HAMILTON
The public IS hereby warmed against
ullag and hauing SaoA from ths Al'Fai
Of The aw
1HA8 WEfhEilI. AGENT
tt..' '''' ''''' ''.s i''s '' N' q
ehs ""'' "'s i'''''n 'feN' 1''R '''' i'NH
'tft"f'e sa'8tt 81 - "t+f p.
IAtit prohibited #HttNF tsH54H5 Hs Tres
without permission viii 30 considered
'''s''.sss '@ - '''' go"
'A's'.s - ' ...-,.......
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
rRgsRAss hortcEa

All uuuaAe alta ass .E..
Through ga eA 20 Aug eaglss a# Hs
Tics ly p.auiaugu sshgat bs
mission. is lsa.uyeb prohibited aH sE.1
acts All be lgs4slea 40 tfya, sa.
prosecuted "a such.
MRS c. Ii. BARRON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

All parties are hereby notified not to
tfespass ga ag} property Of the elleiana
Bank aBa Trust Company, ia Liquidation
under penalty 81 the Law
} b. STEELE. special Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

SO huHttHg ur tfeapaHa.ug ot 40
allowed ga Parker stogA Farm -aas.
penalty ~ the law
PARKER STOCK bARA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

The ptlbAU Ia hereby warned against
buying eood, posts aHa ymsgr Of an}
description tTum tenants ga lie oaatyl
ogden aHd D0BRH plantations al hBni
Ing, gattls driving and lea,s cutting are
positively prohibited, aHd thsae places srs
closed against agents II all a.nds
Ll'l4 L. MATTHEWS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

All hunlHg Of auy Sind en Pauline lave
OAK saa Chance places, cutting ala
fences hauling across fislib. and cutting
81 selling wood, buying or haaauh carf
and buying cattle sB aus uf The shuht
places vii De considered as trrspassHs
ud glll bee prosecuted 10 ths fail eaEaut
I rho hw, regardless Of euiUr
Sg ls..I 81 r. q. HtMiLToN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

tigm aud ugel tu.s date si Haa#.- ~
aug sHa vu AWHfva.a an8 laaaYs lessee
plantation Is paalAya prohibited aa#a
eeaai,g % t.esl tss.aH Ans aae sa-ss 20
these piae1s Without YglmtsaieH asa bee
considered l,a.stsus. AMI Esss, ...# to
the ialg est,Ht a ihe las
Ail# IS IL HANBHH
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
cIlAs wEYpEnr Agent

bteu suB after shss date ais bHH.1a ot
Ray kind on Hergh slrggu auH sltF llsH
tttuus Estate IL F. 2 MsH s pcs
.tReIl prohibited aB8tg gguajfs ~ tree
passing Ans ana 1aHH4 90 hase riaess
without permission vii 30 considered
trespaasinf aHg pTnseeaisl 10 lhs fob
extent 81 the lta
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