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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-25
CAUGHT BY

Among the first photographs Of the
British attack on the German lines in
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reproduced. showing the first group of
German prisoners being taken to the
rear. Note especially how some of the
men need support by their comrades.
The soldiers in the foreground are
Britishers watching the march Of the
Teutons.
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telt. the Eaton collar and cuffs being
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LOUISIANA LAND.

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To Rent-Three unfurnished rooms
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Statesmen WANTED

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Write X-20, care of this office.
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IOWA LANDS.

For Sale-By owner. good 16O-acre
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from thriving town. Will Boatman,
Oakland, Iowa.
For Sale A remarka BILE nice level
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school, and fine neighborhood, for only
5000 per acre, which is a bargain. G. S.
Nugent.
For SaIe-Improved Harrison county.
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For Sale-Choice driving mare, city
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or Sale--Elsht lead OF registered
Hereford bulls Of serviceah!e ages
herd headers. farm bl!ls and se:eral
good aged bulls with quality. Pr.ces
right Ellis Bally. Marshalltown. Iowa
One mile southeast CT depots.
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Wanted-Sweeping and cleaning
Address 705 South Third street.
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To Rent-Nicely furnished modern
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Wanted-Every one to know tina.
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able ana willing 10 pay OF without -.
by those In straitened circumstances.
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street. phone SS5.
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To Rent-Four room house, III North
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Wanted-Iousemovi H. 8. Miller.
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CUT RATE SHIFTING.

Cut rates on household goods 10.
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For Sale-Emerson eight-inch cleo
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letter. Have boy of II years. G.
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FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE

laundry accommodations. Inquire at
North Third street.
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To Rent-Furnshed rooms for light
housekeeping. doS East Linn street
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10 Rent--A six room. strictly mod
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i6S.
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For Sale New Al white clover
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sugar. D. E. Lhommedieu, Colo, Iowa.
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Buff bingham, combined with brown
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan upon farm and city
property G. w. Lawrence & Co.. E'irs:
National Bank building.
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new wagon and team of horses; 1908
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Auto livery and country driving a
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service. Jensens auto livery. rear S
North Third avenue. Phone 513
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MISCELLANY OUS

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FOR SAlE-MlSCEEl

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Wanted - Position by experienced
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
FOOLS COLO

Oake Charles American Press
nj had only taken my dear mothers
advice when vas boy, instead Of
seeking riches By the getrich.qulck
route would not be here today plead
Ing for mercy al the hands Of justice
and that gray haired mother back in
the mountains OF North Carolina and
my heart broken dad would not be
boWiHR their heads In shame"
This is the view taken by Guy Hart,
man. head Of the "mooRshine trust" In
Arkansas, Of the easiest way" nov
that he has followed II to the bitter
end Hartman for years had the posses
sion OF wealth and all that riches could
buy, bat he never knew peace OF mind
after his first wrong doing The spectre
of the outraged Iaw was a every feas,
Finally came exposure. arrest, release
on bond, flight into old Mexico. stolen
visit across the border after a year in
exile. and recapiure. Now, still young
Ia years, stripped of his llRotten gains
he faces long years Ia prison
III | had only listened 10 mother,
What regrets, what anguish lie behind
that cry Of grief Mothers advice may
NOT make Won rich Ynuup man, Is may
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
ORDINANCE NO. Is

The Police Jury 81 the Parish OF West
FelciHna, being in regular session and all
members being present, on this the 9Th
day af September A u 1915 upon motion
ot y a. cobb seconded by 4 s. Bras
AeauNr and Hpuu vote taken dulN and
unanimously carried aud adopted the fol
lowing Ordinance Number - was intro
dueed and adopted and ordered spread
upon the records and published according
90 law
Whereas, twenty Eve per cent aHd more
IT the property taxpay ers, both ia number
as appearing oh the tax rolls and Of those
eligible 10 vote ia g tax election have
petitioHed this body tO order aH election
ln Road District Number one 81 said
Parish II West Fsllelana 10 determine the
proposition 10 incur debt and issue bonds
of the said District to the amount Of
Sixty seven Thousand Dollars ttG3 sea Nei,
To run for a period Of forty years, bearing
interest at the rate Of five per CenEum per
annum ayahie semi annually the funds
thus derived 90 be used for the purpose ui
constructing and maintaining public roads
Within said District and
Whereas. Article 2st of the Constitution
oI 1918 and Act gb6 II the Legislature OF
1910 as amended by Act 2is Of 1912 de
ciarcs the Police Jury 81 the Parish Of
West Fplipiana 10 hr the governing au-
thoflty through which such District may
iHrHr debt and issue negotiable bonds for
such purposes, when SO authorized az au
election held IN the said District nnd
Whereas. the assessed valuation Of the
said Road District Number one amounts
Go stx Hundred Fighty.teur Thousand
one Hundred Eighty nine 1855, 1879 90
Dollars, and there " NO existing bonded
indebtedness tn said District incurred un-
der Article 2si If the Constitution Of 1875
and 1918, and
Whereas the special tax necessary 30 br
annually levied 90 estlnguish the proposed
Indebtedness viii approximate i've ta)
mills. which will not exceed the tGHstjtg
tional limit ~ ten mills or the dollar "
assessed valuation 81 the property of said
District, now, therefore,
section l. BE IL ordained hy the Police
jury II the Parish Of West tslieihHa, ia
lawful session convened, that an election
shall be, and is hereby called 60 be held Ia
the said Road District Number pHe ~
said Parish uf West FelgiaHa on Tues
day, the 9Th day If November 1915, at
which election the majority ~ tho prop
erty taxpayers 1T the said Road District
Number oac in number and amount, ellis
tile SO vote. and voting shall determine
the proposition 10 incur debt and issue
bonds ~ the said Road District Number
cine, to the amount 81 sixty seven Thou.
sand Dollars 1877 6D0. COZ 10 run for a
period Of forty isnj years, bearing Interest
at the rate pf five per centum taEs per
Bnnum. payable sgml -aHnually, the funds
thus derived 20 be used for the purpose Of
constructing and maintaining public roads
within said District
See BE Il further ordained etc, that
the ballot boxes. necessary blanks and
ether necessary parapherutlia shall De
provided by the Secretary ef the Police
Jury aud he shall cause To be printed
ballots for the ugt IN said election, Ia tbs
following form, tUwit
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

or e"uNe} anrv passing shall not return Ia
iHr center IT the road until 1T leBat
limits aaat feet ahead of the vehicle or
rglN,t tuee passed
scrtiaa 4 Every automobile, motor
vehicle a. motor cycle using gasoline ur
other explosive mixture as motive power
siHl aiep engine while such autamuhiiE
iu'tut vehicle ur ustur rycle is standing
uhogrHpIgd up"u ans street. avenue, pub
u rttgr ur putbs highway within the
I@Hh al ST Ffanatsyittr Louisiana
Section B. Ans person Violating any 81
the prov s0ous ct this ordinance. ufiou con r.
tlEttun stail he punished ty a HUe ef not
less lhHu five dall1fs and not more than
one hundred dollars and costs and Ia
,lrltAlt ot pft Went II tine and costs shall
o" sentenced te serve got less than i've
R"r more th4u uHe hundred days la jail
sihlt#t 30 work au the pubic streets az
ttr ioNf as prev lHe,l by ilw
Section = lie II further ordained los the
AtHNHr and Board II Aldermen that an
ordinances ~ parts 1T ordinances contrary
10 a. IN conflict herewith be ard the same
are Hereby repealed
..- a IS BHlANT. Mayer
g. l. j.ETTtNGEB Cierk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

Section BE II further ordained, etc
that fhs riertipn commissioners At Ssid
election shall be The same rs ihuRe acting
in The general election "a he held un iht
said date tueit November J. 1916, and
that they shall serve without oomprnHa
ton other than paid them as general
election commissioners ana that the said
election shall he held at the following
places aHd by the officials named below,
each being registered voter
At st FFaaeisyllie tlst Ward Com
mlssioneFs, H. NJ MaRoah q ii Lester,
q $. Davidson CLERK, j, q Trmpei
At llaton Sara tist Ward Commits
sloners. John Bell. q, II i.eet, Jim y.
Autig, clerk, J. IL Logan.
s. Daniels store Ignd Ward 'ommis-
Harvey Clerk. J. q, Perkins
81 StewaFtt Store tFth Nafd) tuW
mssinRers, II III sonneli jr, ", :. Mars
man. IS T. Daniel Clerk, A g Patterson.
Section T. IBo II further ordained, etc
that notice Of this election, containing tho
proposition herein submitted to the voters
shall he prepared aud signed by the FIRES
idrul #ra secretary ~ the Police Iafy
aud shsH BE- published By The Secretary
Ia the official journal IT the Parish, By
four wCrks Insertion, the pat" 81 Tie FIRST
insertion 10 BE- not less than thtly days
l3p das - before the date 81 the election
The said notice shall further rrette that
on Wednesday. thp Alh day 81 November
lslG. the FIRST day following the clertInh,
AZ 12ao o'clock ~ the Police Jury wili
meet II the Court House in 81 Francis
willie Ia said Parish and there in public
session open the ballot hoAes eNamlue
and count the ballot both as Re- number
aud amount and examine and canvass
the returns, and declare the result Of said
election. aud promulgaie the same
g r HOWELL
President IT Police Jury
L.. r. TOuRAEN,
GlsFR IT Police Jury.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
NOTICE..
The Public IL hereby notified that
| an applying for a pardon.
ielf 3edl JOE WILLIAMS.
An ORDINANCE

Section I be it ordained hy the Mayor
ard Board Of Aldermen Of the Town Of
81 FraHrisElle Lou gsann. That the rate
uf taxation Ter said t5wa fpT the year 1915
be and the Same Is hereby fixed az ten
mills on Che dollar on the assessed valua
tiun IT th" property in the town, and alt
resolutions fixing aHl ltgyng the rata IF
tNallon heretofore adopted are hereby
re*ciHeed and repealed
Section . Sc it further ordained. etc
That the following annual estimate Of
revenues and expenses II the said town
faF the year 1919 III hereby adopted
EEt4Wtfsa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
WHEN / GROW OLD

When I grew obi
God grant that eyefy ehiid
WIN fcel the goutldul texture 81 wy soul
Ard VIII not turn away from ne
As from q dead a. shruuken vine
when groa oId
When ! EroR old
G;ed grant that : muy hay, some task
Which must be doBe ~ suuae one fare
WDrsC-
That u Some corner Of the earth
Some one viii need ms hand
Whsu ! RFoW old
Selected
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

Show that you have roots in your
home parish, by subscribing for your
home paper We viii send The True
Democrat toanyasayfrom- home teach.
er or student for 90 cents for the
school term.
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ORDINANCE No. is.


NtAtf u I0HFlnna, F8fikh d " e8t
fetlgianA.
81 Franeisyilie. la, sept g. 1915
Budget 0t said Parish for the year 1911
Section / BE It ordained by the Police
fufy u the Parish II Vest Felluiaua ia
the State ~ Louisiana, that tie annual
Apsnsrs, taxes and revenues ut said
Parish fer said year are estimated and
AppnrUunvd and detIivated based on total
assessment Of s2Bs5. $40 90 and vehicle,
per capita, and license tax authorized ana
ordered collected by law 81 si33a 90, as
n
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
rREspAss NOTICES.

Al hunting with dos OF gun, OF uuNHg
through VI of ~ amp cattle. ou ia,
Isoaais plantation Without sysy.sl 10.
mission. - positively prohibited All sg,t
acts Nlll be regarded as tresp.sss ug ALL
as such
MRS T. a. BARRON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
Signature IF Voter

Notice 10 NuterRl To vote in favor
II this proposition submitted upen this
ballot, place cross ~ mark iu the
square after the wort Yes Ia vote
against II place similar mark after
the word No
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
X. YUNkES
Machinist

Blacksmith, Wheel~riaht and HoFse
shoeina shop--piumbine and Pipe
Fitting --- General Repair Werk on
Gasoline and Steam Engines --- All
Werk Guaranteed.
ST. FHkNcisviLLE. Ia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

From and ai,eF this data ali hans,rs 81
aAy kluu va A3ubrUsia aud lndepeHd sE,t
plantation Is positively prohibited under
penalty 81 ttvspasaiaR. AUy one iaa,i 81
these places without permission H.li a.
considered tf,spaAang, aHd prosecuted @,
The iull eAteng vi lie law
MRS. y. a. BARRON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

STATE OF lot iSiANA.
Parrish uf N.st Fehsiaua
Pursuant 90 authority contained la or
atuaHrt Ne IL uf the Tulicr lufy 81 the
Parish 81 West FtUelau8 at date the 9TH
lieE 81 September 1916. T. I. + Howell
president OF said body, do hereby give
notice that 40 ,Ies ton wh be held % the
Ke5d District Number onr Of said Parish
ST West trlICiIuH uu Tuesday the TN
day 81 November 1915. AZ set forth Eu ih"
following abstract ~ said ordinance
"srg tiuu : he il ordained bY the fuHre
jury st the Parish ~ West Felicianat IN
lawful sessiuu convened, that al election
vbtu be-. aHi ts hereby called 70 he held
iu the Said Road Distinct Number one u
said lullsh IT West FeltelBHB 0li Tuesday
the Eth daY Of &oN enber 1915, at which
election the majority 81 the property t4N'
PAYERS al the said HHad District Number
One bon number and amount eligible to
vote. ami voting, shall determine the
proposition 10 incur dcbt and issue hoAds
uf the said Read District Number one, 70
the amount IT SiktCn seven Thousand
Dollars 1851 600 bal go run for a period at
forts liGl Years, beartHg Interest al the
rate uI iEp per coutHm per uuuum. p1t
Hbft Euwl annually the funds thuH de
rived q" bs used for the purpose OF con
stE9''Hg tfd maintaining public roads
within said District "
TEr said election shall be held al The
following polling plarpa and by the pit
gats n3tuv,t. each being registered
voter.
At - Ffaueis,ille uzt NarD Parish
Court House commissioners, = VI M8
Eragl a. N Lester O. y Davidson
Clerk, J. 9 Fempri
z Al Ba{ou sara ilst Wsfdb odd Eel
luws ilaIt budding commissioners John
liyll Z. II i,eet lin T. Auhle Clerk
q At Iaulets Store ,2ud ward com.
nussinuers / G. tiai NJ . Daniel aud
X 10 Harvey tlefk J. q Perkins
At SteRartH Store iath Ward Com
missioner ~ n tonHell Ir, " = Mary
mtu and " X bauiel. Clerk. \ G.
Patterson
Notice is hereby further given that ON
"Wednesday the sth day II November 1916,
tbs first a8y follow ing ths eiertion, az
r n# N tine Police JuTy viii meet ag the
Count House Ht st FraHriayillr so said
Parish and there IA public session open
thp hiiiut boxes. examine pud count the
ballots both AS To- number and amount,
aui examine aIsa canvass the returns, and
declare the result 81 said election, and
WnwUlgHtr The same
Given uH this the Zlst day 81 sept 1916,
t - FuuUtnyile IA said Parish
e. r HOWELL.
President II the Police Iurs OF
the Parish IT West F,hglHua.
\ Igar rnps
e. L ID0EAEN.
Secretary Of the Police Jury,
If itftTtaRa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
cArrLa saAnos

NJ brand Ia spade tn pubHc =
warned against buylrg cattle Sitb This
brand. without nty consent
} e. MAUEARl
/ viii appreciate ans Information leau.
ing TO the recovery ef cattle branded \
that may have Hlfayed from the PASTURES
near ftettsHbeUR
y T. PERCY, Aren't.
pleltenherg. Ia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

Fataai ~
A. II iRIANT Mayer
Ia l. Pi.ETrtNGER clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

Hunting ard trespasslHg uf sli kndA
are hereby prohibited, under penalty Of
the laW. GA Magnolia i'lanta ion. No
exceptions
The public Is warned against buslu
ire wood. posts or crops from tenants u
Magnolia without permission
MACKfE FARMS 90
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

Hunting and all forms Of trespass
on Evergreen plantation formerly
MFs. RurekhalleF's place. are positive
~ prohibited, under penalty Of the law
ts2.l6 gmol II. r. LEE JONES
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-14
GRAND ARMY MEN TO
HEAR HUGHES TALK
Only Reserved Section in the
Auditorium to Be Set Aside
for Civil War Veterans.
SPEAKS IN OMAHA MONDAY

The only reserved section of the
Auditorium next Monday evening for
the Charles E. Hughes meeting will
be for the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, whose members will turn out en-
masse.
"The old soldiers intend to give Mr..
Hughes rousing welcome to Omaha
and we are pleased that the commit
tee has set aside section for us. The
veterans are for Mr.. Hughes and will
give him fine demonstration next
Monday evening"" stated Captain C.,
E. Adams, who is assisting with this
feature of the program for Hughes
day in Omaha.
Before the Auditorium meeting is
called to order a quartet of old sol
diers comprising w. H. Russell. D. M.
Haverly, J. H. Staley and E. w. John
son will sing a repertoire OF patriotic
songs.
Dietz in Charge Of Parade.
Gould Dietz has been placed in
charge of the parade, which will move
from the Union depot to Hotel ton-
tenelle shortly after the arrival of the
Hughes special train at 5;45 p. m.
Monday. At the hotel Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes will review the parade.
Mrs. c. M. Wilhelm is selecting a
committee of women who will sit
upon the Auditorium stage and will
look after the comforts OF the women
in the Hughes party. A large commit
tee of representative men OF kebras-
ka and western Iowa is being pre-
pared and will be announced in day
or so,
There are thirty-eight in the visit
ing party and information has been
received that additional newspaper
correspondents will join the party at
Falls City on SATURDAY. morning and
will follow the Nebraska and South
Dakota itineraries. -,
Among the Omaha men who will
be with the Hughes party on the Ne
braska itinerary will be A. w. JET
ferris, Victor kosewater and National
Committeeman Howell.
Considerable interest is being man
ifested throughout the country over
this third western tour of Mr.. Hughes.
Big preparations are being made at
Falls City, Fairbury, Beatrice, York,
Columbus, Grand Island, Hastings
and Fremont and intermediate points
along the way. In some instances
school children will be assembled
to meet the presidential candidate.