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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
RETIRING BONDS.

Governor Hall has ordered State
Treasurer SMITH to send OUT advertise
tnents 10 New York. Chicago and New
Orleans papers explaining that the
State Of Louisiana will pay and retire
s4D.eee worth of It's bonded Indebted
ness, which Is due Angus, |, 1864,
Under an act OF the general assembly
of 1913, / 500 of the FIVE nslll tax II
set aside to pay interest on bonds and
fixed charges. and the surplus may Be
used TO call In and pay st.bearing
bonds due any time between now and
1864.
by paying these Interest bearing
bonds nov that are due In 1864. the
state saves $50 600 or si.see year for
rs years, according to Treasurer Smith
The state redeemed $685. worth oil
It's 81 900 bonds la August 1916, and Ii
obligated 70 call In aud pay a5,saU
worth on the iss day OF August, 1915
The bonds that are being called Ia BY
Governor Hall have TO be retired on
August or February |, on which dates
| the coupons are due. They are TO BE-
paid of out Of surplus in the treasur,
| that stiiI exists after ali other obilga,
tiqns aet aside have been met
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
STAR HILL.

Miss Nav Young Of Alexandria II
the guest of Mas Ella Lee Daniel fal
the remaining holidays
Miss Lillian Daniel and brother, John
ira, were In Baton Rouge. Monday
Miss lenara Mahoney returned IA
Forest, Tuesday. accompanied by hei
sister, Eloise.
Harry Daniel went mp 10 Naples ot
business Tuesday night.
The Mcqueen and Perkins families
motored over 10 neerford this week
DIR. Daniel returned TO Tonro foi
treatment, Wednesday morning.
W W, Perkins liz the guest 81 hls
brother. j q, Perkins,
Fox hunting has been interesting for
several days, as Mr.. + n, Nettles OF
81. Helena Ia oyer visiting at Forest
He had bis fine pack OF IS welI-trained
fox hounds brought over for hunting
J. W Mcqueen Is spending few
days In New Orleans.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
STOCK TAKING.

Immediately after New Year, By
inmemofial custom. begins the stoek
taking Of merchants They 80 care
fully over their stock I'm trade, iteniy
ing the goods on hand. and cleaning
up hrnken lines, 50 that nj unse a
fresh start may be- made for the nes
year. ard with az few handleaps In
dead stock rs possible. But not only
merchants should take stock. but mtn
In every sort Of business. The farmer
should take stock OF what he has, what
be owes, that he may intelllgently dc.
eide what he viii do
Outside OF business Il is we'll for
every one 10 take stock occasionally
aud new year Is logical time rahe
stock OF what you have Decide tie
question, Am | richer or poorer than
was In 1872 II richer. determine ;1
what respect, and In what degree this
IL the case If poorer, then there is all
The more reason. 10 discover the extent
af i0as and the eatse therefor kno8,
Ing that the new year finds one poor
In a great Incentive TO retrieve loasea
and set ones face sturdy To the
future, determined 10 win. Seine ma
tares must strike flint before they ear
hs, fred.
Take stock OF what you are! Has
your character Improved of deterlorat
cd In 1872 Are you making good In
character. regardless OF business ste-
cess or fsilnraf In yobr spiritual mp
petite keenes for what W good than /.
waH a year agoY Is your Intellect we'll
fed by good reading aud well.esereiasd
by noble thoughts II Ia we'll to tase
Asaek Of ohe's self
Have you made or lest friends? Or
II both has happened to YOU does tAe
gain eounierbalaRee the loss. that IL.
II Indeed anything car compensate the
ioss Of an old friend The mere taking
stock OF such facts will help YOU 10
understand your position as related
to others. The information will be
salatary.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
FOR A BETTER NEW YEAa

One NJ the leading magazines has ~
the theme Of it's leading editorial, For
a Happier New Year" bat IN our
opinion shis la not go good as the
caption We have chosen Happiness
In sntneih8ng every one desires to
possess as course, but happiness elndes
those who pursue IT, bal often comes
willingly 10 the very hearthstone Of
those who have never sought II, but
have only followed the plain light Of
Duty Therefore il Ii not happiness
which musi ba ones chief atm for The
new year, or the 'rtcksy Imp, like some
will o. the wisp, will ever slude one
and there wiit be- noihiHg In its place
For a better new year" In however a
toast tina. lies In ones own power to
attain.
fletter, By a greater energy and i'll
dustry In business. whatever It's ma
tnre Let one ard all resolve to drop
the lazy. the idle in habits the non.
progressive In methods that prove such
q draw back in every undertaking
better in the manner of living
Broader. triendlier, more charitable 10
ones attitude To others i, IL easy to
bestow charity when II IL merely aims
Ones heart must he very hard indeed
no, to be touched BY the sight Il
human suffering but TO be liberal Ia
Judgment upon anoshers actions, when
che motive In not obvious that ts hard
and yet no really better new year can
ever come TO any enc, unless his spirit
broaaens In Its stew Of others
These changes In conduct Of bust
ness and af life will bring a better
new year To any one sho practices
Them. And If by some miracle. some
peHteeost. the entire community should
make these desirable changes, IL would
not be merely better he@ year, but
the best the world has ever seai
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
THE GRACIOUS CUSTOM OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

We used 10 think the sending OF
Christmas cards great waste and
nuisance. Eiut We have Fecantea
Nothing SO Welt fills the place Of Is
toRen OF remembrance to acquaintance
az friend not intimate enough For a
gtft or even letter II is possible
THIS 10 remember easaa! aeuuainf,
sHees. aud IL is pleasant tn them %
know they are remembered and even
he heart friend To- whom one can
desoie little or 40 time, amid life's
rushing cares. card speaks the ines
aagp that the old love ia alive
The expensive Christmas or New
Year card ss still Objectionable, how
ever One tiislikes To throw II away
and get there Is no use 10 which II car
be put lie message delivered. TIA
faI3un Il 'eFFu III over The growing use
Of engraved cards In to be- deprecated
for thls reason, A cheap card, with
Weli-ehoseR words. holding some In
innate reference and many such eat
ha+ found is more to BIZ appreciated
than single phrase Of greeting en-
Erayed alike for all ones friends Is Il
not so The Individual touch IL whai
the heart wants, and though simple th'
medium. that gained. all else IN un
important.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
CHRISTMAS, 1915.

Christmas was lovely as To weather
Sunshine such as the sun can pour
out SO laslshiy, when II viii, upon tse
southland, was nnstlnied The Wind
was sharp rs II II we're dsAag what Ii
eould TO convince one that 1t was
December and Christmas. bar neyaY
more than braolng. There we're no
public meetings. save the usual church
services, and no entertainments OF airy
kind. but there Was a good dinner IN
every home. and ii 10 to b. hoped, a
sntsiesencs Of presents received and
bestowed.
Ii vas a quiet Christmas There
were no public disturbances Of ans
kind. no casualties resulting from Are.
works, taken internally or otherwise
Surely q Qulet Christmas 10 best.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
FREE FLOWER SEEDS!
Reuters New CataIog TeIls You All
About III.

About N.
IN you grow vegetables for market
or II You are progressive farmer. you
cannot afford TO be without the loo
page seed eataIog issued by Chris
Reuter-, The sonth's Foremost Seeds
man. New Orleans, la, II yea plant
only vegetables and flowers In the
garden. this big Illustrated book will
help you. II will BIZ sent absolutely
free. postage paid, to all who write for
Il and mention this paper.
In IL | tell yon OF sng splendid Free
Flower Seed Offer, six large packets
Of beautiful flower seeds that will keep
yeur garden In bloom throughout the
year, Also II tells you how you can
procure a copy OF my new 300. page
book on the growing. packing and ship,
ping OF vegetables. It's free also. In
addition 10 this. my wonderful ResuF
rection Plant Is also absolutely frae.
This big eaialaR should he In your
home. Write for a copy today. and send
along the names of some OF your neigh.
bers and I'll gend you ahgoIusely free
four packets OF grand fewer seeds.
Chris, Reuter-, New Orleans, La.
tAdv. s5daml
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

The Governor has not yet accepted
the resignation of Col c, Harrison
Parker as president and member ot
the Beard OF Control. and II liz to be-
hoped that he will not do SO, IL no
better reason transpires than the one
given, lack Of accord With the other
members Of the Hoard. and particular,
Nv as regards the proposed purchase OF
land for the State, In this contention,
Col farkef's position was impregnahle
He sought 10 protect the State from an
investment, Inflated as to price, and
uuprefttahie az 10 value.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
ST. FRANClsVILLE, LA,

X. w Tempel informs The True
Democrat that he has received letter
from the Department NJ Commerce aid
Labor showing that West Felielana
produced gss bales of cotton in 1915
as compared sith 1885 bales In 1914.
We have ne figures comparing the
acreage planted to eulton for the two
years, bar II IL weil known that II was
considerably Iaaa In 1915 than for the
previous year War prices at planting
time discouraged many fran planting
cotton AT all and nearly every oae who
did plant cotton reduced his acreage
With these facts la mind. II would
seem that West Feiiolana IL in a fair
way 10 Come Back" as cotton
producer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
A cHILo-Llks UNDERTAKING.

The photographers have amused them.
selves sith thousand qaips and turns
pf phrase with regard TO Henry Ford 9
peace expedition. II has been allitefa.
lively termed Ford's Folly. Ford 4
Farce, and With great truth Il ID only
comparable In futilsiy 10 the Children q
Crusade In tbs Middle Ages. when
boys aud girls were melted to start on
pilgrimage to- Wfess the Holy Land
from the Turks, II ended In disaster
The children were scattered To the
four winds far from heme and native
land.
In the vtes Of practical people Ford y
mission was foredoomed 10 failure.
And yet IL only the united press Of
America had been behind him, who
can dare say that something dlgnlfiad
II NOT entirely successful would not
have been accomplished
To our mind Ford Ill, hope, brosen,
disappointed, Ia a tragic figure, not a
connie one. and va are moved to fear
that all who helped on his failure have
committed the sin Of 'whosoeyef shall
offend one OF the least Of these"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
BARTER rs ALL RIGHT.

Commenting upon the withdrawal by
the l.. II, Il n OF It's editorial mileage
fhe baton Rouge State.Tines considers
Il pratsemerthy step Newspapers in
large towns are more independent In
This respect than those In the smaller
ones as the railroads must advertise
To Some extent iii the former. while
the effects OF ani advertising are less
pronounced in the smaller towns
where a closer view IL taken of all
local happenings But the fact remains
that railroads do uns advertise as
much az they do WHEN II IL payable In
advertising. II does NOT stand to- reason
that they would, and though money "
The most desirable medium of ss.
change. Ii is not the ouis one by any
means Where two people, each oi
IS HON has a supsrfiniiy OF any com
modify. more than he can easily sell
the natural procedure lis 10 indulge In
barter, and 1. In as husineas-like az
ans other means Of exchange.
Such Is the case with the railroads
They have more transportation than
they can commonly sell The news
papers have q like quantity OF space,
and can pay for their transportation
la that way, more readily than with
cash. The barter Of mileage for nd.
yertIsing Is economical and sensible,
aud similarly space for mileage,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The True Democrat Ia authorized 10
make the following announcements
subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary:
For State Senator.
G. l.. CAULFlELD.
d. M. Pipes.
r. +. WALKER.
For Coroner
DIR. r. Nj. I4EvEgT.
DIR. w. II. TAYLOR.
For Assessor.
IKE CuTRER.
BAT HARRISON.
c, I. ToogAEN.
For Sheriff:
RoBT. II. BARROW.
john H. CLACK.
WILLIS r. DANIEL.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01
Ar SOLITUDE.

Miss neuiah Smith returned from a
visit Of some weeks to friends nj Alex.
andria
Mr. H. +, Normana Of Alexandria
was guest of friends al Solitude dur.
Ing the holidays,
Mr.. Bolt OF New Orleans was n guest
nj Solitude, returning To hiss home last
week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

Bayou Sara Ledge No, 8, Rebekah
Degree, has elected officers as follows.
Mrs G, Weydert. ". g.. Miss Anna
Tenpel. v c.; Miss Augusta Wepdert,
secretary; Mrs. ] q. Tenpel. treas
uger. Mrs Weydert and Mrs. Eva Ham.
liton, delegates 10 Hebekas Assembly
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

II strikes us that many camps OF
the Weodmen Of the World make a
grave mistake In endeayorIns 10 cen
done the Peasants picture episode In
Jefferson parish When ali In said the
fact remains that II was lottery dive,
and IL would be wiser for the local
Woodmen IN Jefferson To- adduee the
argument that when they met there
they were unaware of It's true eharae.
ter All the perfumes of Araby can.
no, sweeten black and tan lottery
dive. and II Ia useless To try.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

II nov appears that MIR. Fleasant's
the Inner door of the parish prison as
New Orleans. An exchange aisly sng.
gests tina, this mas have been done
for the nplif,. OR II may have the
Significance of. Ye abandon Pleasant
Who enter here for more than thirty
days.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

When one Ia looking over his or her
Christmas gifts. there IN always some
particular present liked better than all
the others 1t may not necessarily be
the costtiest. Of that given By one =
dearest, Ii Ia the one that most nearly
reaches the hearts aeed need one
mag scarcely know himself hnt which
exists. and 10 which the heart rises
responsive on seelHg II first. For ex.
ample. II may Be only some tflt'Ing gift
that strikes ones sense OF humor, or d
taste for beauty II may be- only a
message on a post card, and yet be
mama To the spirit Surely one should
pray for guidance In giving presents.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

GRACE CHURCH

Rev Alvin w. akardon. Rector.
Second Sunday after Christmas
Holy Communion. 1880 q. IN.
Church School. 8. 30 q. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon, Il o in
Thursday, The Epiphany
Holy Communion, 10 a. m.
Friday l.itany. 10 q. m.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

Put none but good Democrats on
guard at the Democratic primary next
month, for none but registered Demo.
Gratis must be permitted 10 vote. .--
Mansfield Enterprise.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

The young man who broke of with
his best girl before the holidays TO
keep from giving her a present In
feeling lonesome nov that the FIRE
works are over.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

The young people OF the neighhof.
hood were gaests al tea Of Mrs. ]. A.
Nentregs. Wednesday evening In com.
nllinent to Mas Marguerite Ellis
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

The Bankers Club of 81. Lanla have
introduced the speeches. dinner. They
are fed no" With talk fellows beg
ging for loans.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

Woodmen Circle, Elan sti. holds
election Of officers Monday afternoon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01


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Mrs.. u II Tenney writes 20 friend
here that the family are now corn.
fortahly located al College Point, Tex,
and she has sixty teachers boarding
with her Miss Mildred Tenney teaches
near Tenaha, Mrs, Tehney's heart still
cllngs 20 the old home however for she
| writes that In the removal she has not
been living" because she missed sey.
eral copies Of The True Democrat,
ffieaas mere VIII be interested Ia
me tact thaf Miss h'tbye SRslieherfy
WAS married on teesaaS 10 MI. WICK
liHe Mitchell bahln' agricultural teach.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-01

Five big factories aTe OH the slate
for New Orleans Ia 1916,
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Evening star., 1916-12-22
BITTERLY FIGHT DRY FRANCE
Powerful Liquor Interests Arrayed
Against Premier Brands Proposal.

PARIS, December 22.-Premier
Brands proposal to suppress the
manufacture and sale of spirits, which
is generally approved by the public, is
being fought tooth and nail by the
powerful liquor trade interests
The National Wine and Spirit Trade
Association at a special meeting has
passed resolution strongly condemning
the premier's proposal. Among the
arguments advanced at the meeting was
that the measure dissolves the sacred
union of the country before the foe
by attacking one class of citizens. that
it is violation of the right of every
citizen to trade and that amounts to
appropriation.
1t also was urged that those affected
would be entitled by law to indemnities
which would swallow up hundreds of
millions of francs and that the measure
would suppress one of the most lucra-
tive branches of Frances export trade
The loss to the home revenue by such
step was estimated at a billion francs
a year and it was declared that it
would injure 1000, 900 farmers and vine
growers. 10000 business firms and
throw 100000 wage-earners out of
work.
Evening star., 1916-12-22
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