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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
LOKOMOTYWA UDERZA W
AUTOMOBu.

Pociag kolei North Western.
.kt6ry wyjechal z Wmony we
czwartek o 7:335 rama uderzyfw
Dodge Center, okolo 10 mil cd
Winony W samoch6d, kt6ry, gdy
pociag odchodzil z Dodge Center:
wjechal ia tor kolejowy ably
przejechac Ia druga strone, 20
|stal uderzony i roztrzaskany. H
7. Palmer odni6sl wstrzasnienis
m6zgu i umar} W szpitalu dokto-
ia Mayo W Rochester. H. L. Star
ford, utraci} noge kt6ra mu ko-
la odciely i inne rany, %prawdopo
dobnie umrze, albowiem utraci
wiele krwi. PAM Frank Horton
ma rany ma g1owie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
ARMATA~
PRZEZ WINONE.

Ciezki instrument wojenny Ia
d}ugim p}askim wagonie kolei
milwauckiej*: przeprowadzany
przez Winone do Tacoma, WASH,
zkad bedzie odeslany do Rosyi.
.Zarzad kolejowy utrzymuje il
przew6z ciezkiego dzia}a, kt6re
wyglada}o jak wielka masa niesz-
zelaztwa ia pfaskim
wagonie.
w przeciagu ostatnich kilku ty
godni przeprowadzanych by}o
przez Winone wiele wagon6w z
automobilami, maszynami farmer
skiemi i innymi rynsztunkami kt6
re p6jda "a morze do Rosyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
z Racine Wis.,, donosza nam,

z Racine Wis.,, donosza nam, IL
tam, w kosciele. sw. Stanis1awa,
odbyl sic Stub p. Jana Zaborows--
kiego, syna s.. p. Jana i PAM Ma
ryanny Zaborowskiej z Winony a
parma Paulina Kropid}owska z
Racine, Wis. Slubu m}odej pare
udzielif kuzyn panny m}odejWiel.
KS. Leon Pollock. Druchnami by
}y panny Violeta Burant Salo-
mea Watkowska.
z Winony wyjechali na Stub
m}odej parry pahstwo A. Burant
i PAM NJ. Zaborowska. Pahstwo
m}odzi osiedla slew Racine,gdzie
pan m}ody zatrudniony jest jake
.klerk W skladzie obuwia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
Antochowsi zabity przez
pociag..
p0Clag.

W poniedzialek 0 7mej rano
znalezione zostalo ma Bluff ST.
ding, zaraz poza rzeka cialo
czlowieka, kt6ry najechany TO-
stall przez pociag kolei burlington
skiej i zabity. w zabitym pozna--
no, il to by}y zw}oki Alberta An
tochowskiego, 38 letniego syna
PAM Maryanny Antochowskiej,
zam. pod nu. 1852 Ewing I'll. iona
|jego znajduje sic W stanowym "a
k}adzie ola ob}akanych, W St. Pc
ter. Antochowski mia1 siedmioro
dzieci. Inquest koronerski W po-
niedzia}ek pc poludniu zadecydo-
wal re smierc nastapi}a z powodu
przejechania przez pociag. swia--
dectwa wykaza}y, il Antochowski
pracowal mad siecia pc "a rzeka.
Byl on W Bluff Siding, niedaleko
miejsca przypadku az do 3ciejago
dziny z rama. Przetrwoni} tam
wszystkie swe pieniadze. Szedl w
towarzystwie kilku innych, lecz
ma krzyz6wce roz}aczyli sic = o.
nj poszli W lima strone a on wy
bra1 tez lima. Navel ME cztery
godziny p6zniej z%naleziono jego
pogniecione ma Smierc ciafo.
Pogrzeb Antochowskiego 3D.
by1 sic we wtorek pc po}udniu z
koSciola sw. Kazimierza Kr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
PARAL.Iz DZIECIECY.

szpital iz%olacyjny, urzadzony
" okolicy jeziora, bardzo sic Okla
za1 korzystnym W tych trzech la.
|tach. 2 ,tych wszystkich %izolacyj-
nych zarazliwych chor6b, kt6re
tam byly opatrywane ME bylo a
nj jednego .przypadku smierci. I
w tym roku bylo tam 10 przypad-
|k6w paralizu dzieciecego a wszy-
stkie korzystnie leczone. Ostatnie
s przypadk6w WISELY 20 pazdzier
nika z pod kwarantany.> Szpital j.
zolacyjny znajduje sic pod hume
rem 6z6: Grand ul. Telefon $685..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
KOLEJ NORTHWESTERN Be
DIE ZAWIADAMIAG o wy
NIKU WYBOR6W w DID,
REBIE SWYCH KOLEI.

Rozmyslajacy udac sic W pod
r6z W dniu wybor6w ME potrzebu
ia pozostac W domu azeby sic do
wiedziec o wyniku wybor6w.
Kompania Kolei Chicago &North
Western urzadzila ola podr6z-
''nych W obrebie swych kolei kom
:pletna obsluge najnowszych tele-
Observation-Disclosures we VITO
rex, Ego listopada, kt6re z b}ys--
kawiczna szybkoscia posefane be
de pociagom znajdujacym sic "
podr6zy tax szybko jak rezultat
szostanie puszezony przez druty.
Pod takiem urzadzeniem pod
ROM otrzymywac beda natych--
Mast wiadomosci 0 wynlliku wy
borrow.
S%HGL}a@h4 $50 = A-4--E&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
Y B
GA KAMPANIA.

Demokraci urzadzaja W tym ty
godniu W calym stanie wielka
kampania, p~ostarali sic o najlep-
szych mowc6w, kt6rzy czekaja ma
ich rozporzadzenia. Prawie W kaz
dym miescie i wiosce bedzie urza
Ozone zgromadzenie, ma kt6rem
MONEY! beda przedstawiac kome--
czna petrzebe powt6rnego wybra
MIA Wilsona azeby sic Gale Stany
ME rozpadly. Spodziewanem jest,
IL " stanie Minnesota Wilson
przejdzie wiekszoscia glos6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
N 6 WYSLANO WAGON
MAXI MA KUBE.

Zn6w wysfano W przesz}ym ty-
godniu wagon maxi 80 tysiecy
funt6w, przeznaczony do Carde--
mas Kuba. Maka zosta1a wyslana
przez tutejsza kompanie ebay
State Milling Co." koleja burling
|tonska = Przez wyr6b i wysy1ge
maxi z tego mlynaiinnych fabryk
Winona stale sic slawna W kraju.
Miejscowe wyroby siegaja daleko,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
PARALIz DZIEC1ECY w


Podlug wiadomosci nades}a--
nych z Madison, Wis. paralii
dzieciecy panuje W okolicy Aar.
cadia, Wis. DIVA przypadki tel
choroby zaraportowano do zarza-
du zdrowia, z kt6rym jeden "a
kohczyl sic smiercia. Choroba ia
podlug ostatnio otrzymanej VIA
domosci wzmaga sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
WiadomoSci
:.
MIEJSC0WE.

w. zeszlym tygodniu zawita} do
Winony Wiel. ks. JAN Przytarski
z New Hradec, N. Oak, ably spe-
die pare tygodni wakacyi z krew
nymi i przyjaci6lmi. Wiel. ks.
Przytarski jest bliskim krewnym
PAM: Leonardowej Bruskiej i jej
si66str. - w czwartek Wiel. gosc
wyicchal do Greenwood, Wis. z
kr6tka wizyta do Wiel. ks. Achte
]ika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Herbert Dubois, mlody student
medycyny W Paryzu ozenil sic z
Annette; Iecz " kr0tkIm czasic
sic z ni4 powr6cil do A
meryki.. Tu pokochal sic z Flo
renee Lockwood. Gdy Mon. Pr
card z Paryzu przyni6sl mn via
domosc re Annette umarla, zenil
sic : Florence. Pewnegos dnia gdy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
NAGRODA IA SCHWYTANIE
ZLODZIEJA DZICZYZNY.

Piecdziesiat dolarow nagrody
"a jednego strzelca dziczyzny, zy
wego Tub umarlego take oglosze.
MIA 50 porozlepiane Ia rozmai--
tych miejscach wzdluz rzeki Mis-.
sissippi. Do przekraczajacych to
prawo naleza ME tylko strzelcy.
lecz i ich pomocnicy, kt6rzy pc
rozmaitych miejscach So poroz'
stawiani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
MA SPRZEDAz.

Farma Micha1a Turzynskiego
niedaleko. Marshland, Wis, jest
ma sprzedaz - 100. ARROW i 23
sztuk byd}a, 4 konie, SWINE, gesi
kury, maszyny i tego roczne sprze
ty. Moze bye zamienione czescio'
wo ma w1asnosc w miescie, jake
czesciowa wp1ata.
Musi bye sprzedane szybko.
A. H. Bohri.
1852 wsch. 3cia nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Pan Jozef Lesman, kt6ry Gale
lato spedzi1 Ia swej farmie W
Sioux Pass, Mont. powr6cil do
Dodge, Wis, gdzie zamieszka z
rodzina przez Gala zime. Pan Les
man W poniedzia1ek odwiedzi1 re-
dakcye Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
DZIEN PARTNERSHIP MIENI0.
NY.

Dzien farmerski kt6ry miaf sic
odbyc W dniu Ago listopada 20
stall zmieniony i odbedzie sic W
sobote dnia 11go listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Herbert egzaminowal cialo MO-
DEF niewiasty przekonal sic ze to
rtyiia-4al1aet.c rr2ysz}a
zamieszkac. Pokusa ably j4 zxbiI
przyszla mu do glowy, lecz jego
lepsza natura pokonala j.. Daa-
sy Gig tel histoEyi moteeie 10
|hacxye y Strand 1haatre " pEzy-
|azl4 nodf ego LigtepadA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Zecer Herald Fabich, z St P
MINI. %przyjechal W sobote do Wi
nony ably spedzic razem z rodzi--
cami dzien swych imienin. Odje-
chaf do St. Paul W poniedzia1ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
MA SPRZEDAz.

80 ARROW gruntu zaraz pc "a
granicami miasta. Zglosic sic pod
nr. 7O3 wsch. 6tej I'll. albo do ma
szego ofisu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Klub dziewczat z Ligi Postepo
wcj"urzadzil W zesz}y czwartek
W hall Radeckiego zabawe "Hal-
lowecn'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
WIAD0M0SQ OSOBlSTE.
Pan J6zef Winczewski.

wy urzednik rozdzielania grun--
z Duluth, MINI. bawi Cd xii
ku dni II krewnych i przyjaci6}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Klub ch1opc6w P. Y. M. G. UREA
dza NV przysz}a niedziele W swych
lokalach zabawe prywatna, wy1a
cznie ola. cz}onk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02

Pan Hieronim Lorbiech powr6
cir we wtorek re st. Paul, dokad
Fbyl wyjecha} W niedziele W spra-
wach biznesowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-02
'UDAL s4 DO szPTTAI.A.

Piotr Stelmach z Arcadia, wy
jechal " przeszlym tygodniu do
Crosse, j znajduje sic pod pie
cz4 lekarzy " szpitalu sw. J6zefa.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
PROVISIONS Of THE
RURAL CREDITS LAW

The act provides for The creation of
twelve Federal land banks and permits
the establishment of any number Of
lolntstock land banks for the purpose
Of making loans at q reasonable rate
Of interest. for long periods OF time.
on farm lands
A Federal Farm Loan Board has
complete eoatrol over these banks
Twelve Federal land banks are pro.
glded, one IN each of the twelve dis.
triets into which the country will be
divided These banks are empowered
70 lend ON FIRST mortgages on farm
lands In amounts of 500 to sl0.0o0 for
approved purposes The loans are TO
be made through farm loan assoeia-
tons and agents No loan may be-
made Tor more than 50 per cent Of the
value If the land mortgaged and 20
per eat of the value Of the permanent
Insured improvements upon H.
National Farm Loan Associations
local a-eanisations composed exsfli-
gively If borrowers are authorized
These associations must be sfoekhaId.
ers In the land banks In proportion to
the amount their members Wish TO
borrow Eventually all stock In the
Federal land banks viii be owned ex.
ciustyely by these associations.
A reasonable interest rate Is estab
llshed The act prohibits the Federal
land banks from charging more than
8 per cent on any mortgage, or requir-
ing fees not approved by the Farm
Loan board
The borrowers viii share In the net
profits Of the bank because they are
stockholders. II is contemplated that
ultimately the borrowers will be the
only stockholders,
Long term loans are provided for by
authorizing mortgages for periods Of
from 3 up to 90 years.
Small annual or semiannual pay.
meRts on the principal are made re,
qulred feature OF all mortgages
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
THE COUNTRY GRAVEYARD AND
COMMUNITY SPIRIT.
THE Progressive Farmer !

The family burylngground ought
really to give way everywhere to the
church buFytng ground We say this,
FIRST, because almost any farm may
pass into the hands OF new, unearing
owners 10 whom the sacred mounds
will be- only obstacles TO cultivation.
aud secondly, because We need to en-
courage In the South everything that
looks TO the development of the eou.
munity spirit a. distinguished from the
family or indiyliualistie spirit,
A friend told rs the other dag about
rural community cemetery In Nc.
Kinney County, Texas, the people of
the community meeting three or four
times year to keep II clean and beau.
tiful: and we know another rural com,
munity In which a trust fund of several
thousand dollars has been raised. the
Interest being used as a perpetual
maintenance fand for the burial ground
What Ne set oHt 60 suggest. however
IL simply the opportunity for eoopera
tive work In redceming these country
grayeyards from their present dreary
hopelessness Of appearance. If there
Is a neglected family buryihe ground
near YOU, why not get few Reighbors
to Join With yoa some Saturday after
noon In puttlng II into shape, or II II Ia
a church cemetery. have the preacher
Ok q time for ala the members to join
Ia heautifying Il resolving Ia any ease
te plant some trees. shrubs, vines ant
tloN ers next fall?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
KHAKI VS.. FULL DRESS
UNIFORMS.
New OFleang American. !


'Lol | must cell tale Of ehiyalry,"
wrote Keats For large, white plumes
are dancing in my eye" A British
ofllcer In this country recently wrote
TO a newspaper that he had observed
on his visit that our army Ia too
modest. that it parades In khaki when
Il paradcs Ut all, that the regimental
hands do not play Ia oar parks, and In
our restaurants no officers In gorgeous
uniforms are seen. Our American reg.
uiars are too efficient 10 indulge In such
vanity.
Nevertheless the figure Of bold Sir
i.auneelot with ringing armor and
sparkling shield, helmet and feather
shining, bestridlng a Ieweled saddle,
a horse with FURNISHED hooyes, which
he guided with a gemmy bride. hts
greayes Of brass, his bugIe Of silver,
his haldric blazoned. singing "Tira.
Ira as be rode charmed the lady of
shailot aud other ladies, Including the
Queen. And more modern military
men have found that fine plumage
makes fine birds In the eyes of the
fair sex.
The chief end of the soldier, how.
ever, il not war bride or the girl he
leaves behind him unaed. but the
enemy. That Is why our men.ataFms
do not Try 10 live up to the ideal OF the
British officer. 20 emulate the nifty
appearance of Sir l.aunceiot or To Ia,
spire bards who like Keats are moved
te write tales OF ehIyalFy by the sight
of large, white plames that dance In
the poets eyes and set them IN a fin,
frenzy rolling.
The habli does not make the monk
nor the uniform the soldier Some oil
the fereest fghtlng the world has eyei
seen was done by our Confederate
troops when they were poorly clad IN
The conflicts they have had with the
Mexicans oar soldiers In khaki thai
show SO little Of the pride, pomp, aRt
circumstance Of glorious war 10 paradei
IacQuiiied themselves like heroes. which
instead Of making a holy show Of him
self IN military suits aud trappIngs, Il
the high ambition OF the happy warrior
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
Ut BALL AT LOUISIANA STATE FAIR SHREVEPORT NOV 4TH
VIEWS ON INFLUENCE
Of MAINE ELECTION

Chairman Mccormick OF the Demo
cratic committee issues the following
statement The result of the election
In Maine indicates sweeping Demo
cratic victory In November have
never claimed that We would win In
Maine, because realized that TO carry
such Foekribbed Republican strong
bold In a presidential year would be
practically impossible,
I'VE have materially reduced the
usually large Republican mapority al
ways obtained on national issues IN
that state and that insures the election
of President Wilson In November by
an impressive majority, just as a Re
publican plurality OF i2.500 in sepiem,
Der. 1892, prefaeed the election Of
President Cleveland In November
III Il The Arst time United States
senators have ever been elected IN
Maine by popular vote and the senth
menf az TO national Issues In 10 be
gagged by the vote cast upon the same
issues IN other years
Chairman Wilcox telephoned from
Syracuse to Republican headquarters
a statement In which he said the result,
OK the Maine election meant a reunited
party. assuring the election OF Charles
II Hughes IN November.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
COTTON CROP BELOW
RATE Of CONSUMPTION
tCoufierJ Journal J

There is no doubt about this years
cotton crop being below the present
rate Of consumption and there IL a
question whether with the carrying
from the crops of 1914 and 1915 there
viii be enough To ga around without
check Of consumption II the war
should come to an end before another
crop season, thus opening the markets
Of Germany and Austria, which are
barren Of supplies, there is no doubt
about present supplies being Ia tde-
quate Germany and Austria have been
shut oh from American cotton for more
than two years. As result Of the war
other foreign nations have been TAX,
ing less than under normal conditions
attributable TO high ocean freight rates
and their inability TO compete with
this country Ia finished articles. OF.
aettiug 80 some extent the reduction
In the conversion Of cotton tato textiles
has been the enormous amounts used
In the manufacture of explosives
Wilhal however. the worlds con.
sumption Of eotton under the present
handieaps IN estimated 10 be In excess
Of $4,000 600 bales a year. The 1915
crop amounted 10 il,f9i.s20 bales, the
1914 crop amounted 60 ll,lS6, ts6 ha ,es
and the average for the past hye years
was li,G2s.o09 bales. Thus the erog
Of this year li.Seo.oo9 according TO
government forecast, IL far below the
average Of recent years.
A healthful feature Of the Gotten
situation Is the steady expansion Of
tho textile industry In this country,
particularly In the South. More than
50 per cent Of the cotton produced In
this country is now being taken by
American mills as compared with not
ever ~ per cent before the outbreak
Of the European war. The Southern
States are leading In this country IN
the manufacture of cotton In the
cotton year ended July 81 tass the
fakings OF Southern mills ara estimated
10 have been l.00n.0o0 bales. an In
crease of s3o,o0p bales over the pre-
yious year while the taklngs Of North.
ern mills are estimated TO have been
1920 900 bales, an increase of i0l .000
bales Experts last year amounted To
6 zee GEE bales, which With takings Of
American milIs. account for i3,eoe, 900
bales, In the gear ended July 81. 1914,
exports amounted to s.20o. 300 bales.
while the American mill consumption
amounted TO $3.50, 900 bales.
In addition TO high prices offsettlng
70 an appreeiable extent the shortage
In production the South is reaplng the
benefits of greater diyersldcatlou Of
erops A short cotton crop Is Iess hurt
fui than formerly, for the South Is
having TO buy less corn aud ether
staples than when II stuck to the one
crnp system There are no signs of n
check To active business Ia the South.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
ARE MAKING BIG HIKE

Beginning Saturday, September IL.
the route between san Antonio and
Dallas has been selected by General
Funston for the big divisional hike
The marching Guardsmen and regu
lars will form column ten or twelve
miles in length aud vehicles Slil have
3 hard time passing IT, The hike will
be- the biggest eh record. with s53
officers. 1910 enlisted men and $3.50
animals taking part,
For the first time motor transporta.
ton viii be used 10 supply an army
division For the first time since the
Civil war a division will move with
complete divisional equipment
Five motor truek companies. total
Of las machines. will form the division.
al trains. Two companies will make
up the supply train, two companies the
ammunition train aRd one company The
engineer train The supply problem
will be handled along the lines worked
out by the European eombatants. San
Antonio viii be the base and through.
out the s3mile march 10 Austin, the
stay of three days In the state capital,
and the eight days return trip. the
trucks will journey back 10 san An,
tonic for all supplies except wood.
water and hay
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin. Kansas
and Texas viii take part In the hike.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

II Ia not get decided what IL the
carrier Of Iniantiie paralysis. It's ap.
pearance frequently In widely separated
foci cannot be accounted for. aud Is a
great puzzle to Investigators. 4 writer
In the Saturday Evening Post suggests
that IN such instances. the agent Is a
human carrier that has had the disease
go mildly as rot Ia be recognizable as
such sven by q physician The Con
lecture IN = plausible one,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

Less than half OF the applicants for
teachers certificates who stood the
recent state examinations qualified for
certificates. according 10 the tables OF
results complied by John r. Commit,
chairman Of the state examining board
or 1885 white persons who stood the
examinations, $40 passed. and OF Ala
negroes leo passed. The percentage OF
faimfea for the whites Was 50 "a and
for the negroes 81 2s
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

by the recent act OF Congress that
created the Hawaiian National Park,
the United States comes into posses,
sion Of lts frsi great playground for
the people that lies outside Its coat.
mental boundaries. II includes the three
great volcanoes, Kilanea. Mauna Lea
and Haloakala. kilauea has been al
most continuously active for a century
and ID still the most stapendous movie
IN the world. and Mauna Loa and Hale
akala are worthy mates
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
REGULAR SESSION or l.. s, u.
BEGINS ON SEPTEMBER 20.

The 1851 session Of the Louisiana
State University viii open OF Wednes.
dag. September 60 Theasrst exercise
Will be an assembly in GaFig HALL AZ
n. m, Of all applicants for admission.
Entrance and deficiency examinations
viii be held September 20, II % and g.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
rAE PEST OF NOISE.
tYou,h's companIon.l

pathetic letter sent TO Philadel.
phia newspaper. asking If there were
any lawful protection from "a noisy
parrot In eongested nelghborhood."
awakens the helpless sympathy Of iis
readers. The anguish endured Ii so
manifest. The chance OF redress In so
slight A rooster In "eongested neigh.
berhood" Gan be suppressed But a
parrot pretty Poll, The pet of In.
noceat ehildren. the saiscs Of deaf
old lady who can hope that the court
will rule against So engaging an
offenderl
woman carrying a parrot In cage
stood waiting recently al the Grand
Central Station. New York. The bird.
fretted by the turmoil, battered oat its
vocabulary with an occasional shrek
of defiance A nervous bystander asked
IL /, hated 10 travel" "oh, moi" was
the uniisturbed reply. 1T doesn't mind,
when once We are started. am think
Ing of taking II to Santa Barbara"
Santa Barbara" echoed the by.
stander, reeollihg,
Yes, II will soon set used 80 the
cars A friend of mine brought her
canary from San Francisco last winter;
after the first few hours. II sang all
the way over"
Think of the unfortunates who cross.
ed the continent In the unsolicited
company Of canary Any one who
has ever taken the tao hours trip from
New York to PHILADELPHIA with neigh.
bor aho never stopped whlstling can
family realize what those FIVE days
must have been. In Germany, man
who whistied shrilly In railway car
riaee would be ordered by magnifi.
Gently uniformed Official To hold his
peace In England. his fellow travel.
ers would suppress him. In France,
as Ia Italy, such an annoyancs would
be ineoneeivabIo. The privilege Of
making oneself public nuisance Is
not, TO the Frenchman or to the italian.
a civilized form Of freedom,
The Russian IN shielded by paternal
government from the more maieyolent
forms ~ music In petrograd. the
gramophono and the photograph are
so strictly disciplined SO hampered by
rules and regulations, AZ 10 be- harm.
less elements in life. Banished from
"congested districts, from business
quarters, from every austere neighbar
hood where relief has been asked and
granted, their unheaFd melodies have
that surprising sweetness shat Keats
has taught us to enjoy
II In proposed nov that We free.born
Americans should do for ourselves
what Russia and Germany do for their
doCile eiiizens that we should co
operate to modify the needless noises
that keep our nerves forever on the
rack A single dog barking and yelp.
Ing la back yard viii suffice to
destroy the peace of a neighborhood:
yet even In the close vicinity OF o
hospital, where suffering men and
women sislr for fev hours' sleep,
dogs are sometimes permitted 20 bark
all night, because. although there IL q
!. Law that might IN this instance be
evoked. no one Ia sufficiently concerned
TO evoke H. A heaFtwhole indifference
TO the weIl.beiR Of our nsighhor Ia NOT
1.-THE happiest expression Of democracy
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16
CATTLE DIPPED DURING AUGUST

East Felieiana 2,52s herds, 3s.s24
cattle dipped. 6s2 herds, 1881 cattle
infected; III vats
West Feliciana l,7Ta herds. 20.643
cattle dipped: lis herds. 5,27g cattle
infected, Sc yats,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-16

The only argument that will reach
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cone from the Judge and can be
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Madison Journal.