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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

limb fie bat isbsnfalls bic arbeit
germ geleiitet. Cine 70 semiitIide,
itets bilfsbersite 5rou babe id IeIs
ten tenhen gelernt unb nod oaSu
in 5rontreid, ipo bic 8ilber, bic uns
bic Pbantniie friiber bon Jrants
rei9s ssrauen semaIt, elm gnns ans
beres Nusfeben geiponnen boben.
Sic ipar bsbG6ig. BON runOli8en
Jormen, peinlih iauber, unb bon
sartem @emiit. Wiit meinem &ome>
rob Ga9munb, befen Rameu iie nIs
,9ai6m0ne" ousipreheu tonnte,
(bsi meinem brad iie fi1 bic 3unge
abD, itanO iie it6 aus bteiem
@runbe febr gut, unb als er ibr
bas Bib ieiner Samilis gsSeist bat<
te, i6pGrmte iie baDun in ipabritem
Sinne bes DOrtes. Sam 8eIu9.
bonn mubte aud bieIes Bib bers
balten, Oh es bic Sdneiberin, ots
SsrtIcuIe ober ipnit cine CUTE Sreuns
bin mar. glie aber la6te i'd 10
bersboft, ipie zines 46snbs, ols iie
in fie feIbgraue Sofe meines Sreun>
oes elm neues &nie einfeBte uno oas
Bel in sliidli6er Sbeenpsrbinbung
gu elmer Sreunbin fdete: rMabempia
ieGe, IaFen sic fib nur eininaI bos
Bib Der Samilie bes SOlboten Seis
gen, bem bic Suie bier seb0rt!" Sn
etner 8e3iebung batte i4 es au4
gut bei ibr, neil i4 i'm Sauie ben
9olmeti6 ipielte. Wiabame tonnte
nGmIttb nur sfpei beutf4e @orte,
unb bic bieBen n9rutt (man Der:
Itebs barunter 8rptD unb Wlart.s
Sas MGr6en bon ben beutiden
9arbaren slaubte iis nidt. 0ofiir
batte iie unIere @utmiitisteit Su iebr
tennen 9elernt. gtur einmnl Fhien
bieTer @laube ins @antsn gu seras
ten. Bir batten, bonn @rersieren
fommenO, einen Slsifder aufsetries
ben, Der als 9eIeue NAL in 9eutIbs
Lamb gepeien ipar. beutIden 9es
I6mod tonnte unb nun rei6li4
SodfleiI9 fabriSierte. 9iefe siins
itise @elesenbeit ipur6e benubt. Mit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09
Die Wirtin Won OaIeneienRes.

SpIgenbe &riessitiSse aus Der Sc
Der Rubplf !Sepnemanns i6ilbert
in tOitli4er Weiie bic Grlebniie bss
@erFafers in einem fran50iii4en
Quartier:
Gs 1T ipirtIi9 i1abe, baB BEL
meiuer @erpunbung mein Sagebu6
o5banben getommeu lit, bas iG nit
peinlidfter Sprsfalt sefiibrt bate.
S6on aus bem 9runbe, neil borz
in Hame unp StraBe meiner lies
bensipiirbisen Wirtsleute in Der
S!obt Der beriibmten Spiben, in
8alenciennes, beraei9net itanb. 0as
9ebG6tnis bat unter benz @inbrud
Der pisIen gruBsn Greisnife, bic
feitber on mir poriibergegangsn finh,
bic idper gu bebnItenbsn Rnmen
sergeIen.
Wenu i9 meiner @irtsleute in
8olenciennss gebente, 70 ipeiIsn bic
9ebonfen meift BEL Der ssrau, benn
er. Der Yotron bes SauIes, mar bic
Idnsite 3eit bes Sases nidt gu
feben. Die ieber quite 5ron5oie
ftedte sr friibmorsens feline Pfeife
an unb sing fpoSieren pber in bic
gftominet, um nit 5reunben unb
Natbbarn iiber 8pntribltion, 9ers
filsrngen ber &ommanoontur unb
bic neueItsn &riegsnaari9ten auss
giebig gu perbanbeln.
Sur su ben Mablseiten fsIIts er
iih piinttIid elm. Damn aber mar.
tierte sr ben saitTreien Sousberrn.
bolte aus Der nddItsn gitamiuet
Bier unb, penn er Defenders gutter
2aune mar, 70 tpurbe au9 gelsssnt>
lid Der 9eItanb bes Beintellers ans
eeriFsn. Gr mar bon 8eruF Siiter
zines SpieItlubbauies. @ines nns
i1einenb barmloIen &lubs, benn Der
groBe SaoI bes @ereinsbnuIes lpies
cine 9lnsnbl bortrsffli6er Billiards
auf. limb no mon Billiard iptelt,
ba lab bid rubis nieoerl -. Sotpeit
Iitb ben Wlann tennen gelernt babe.
lipirO pobl aud i'm Sriebsn, oIs tie
Iprominentsittn Decentralization BON
I8oIeneiennes bier bsm 9illnrbIpiel
buIoietsn, bic glr6eitslait auf ben
SduItern Der Srau seIsSeu ba6eR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

oct Der O6fbau unb bans6en 6te
8ieb5u9t bic bauptiG9Iihs ginnabs
mequelIe Der 9epobner. 0ieTe gel.
ten nIs oie rsinbliitigiten @rie9sn
MaSsooniens. giumiitig preiien alle
9eIu9er Der Sal6iniel bic unberz
elei9li9e 6erni9au BON ibren @ips
feln Der betannteIte 5eil Der gbalz
tibits 1T 6ie SalbinIel 9ltbos, bic
I9on in ben perIertriesen eine Holle
ipielts. Seit bem W1ittelalter lit iie
our6 ibre aloIter beriibmt; ipie man
tpeiB, barf tein psibIt9es 8eIen,
augsbIib ni9t einmal Elm Saustisr
ipsiblihen 9eI9le6ts, bic SalbinIel
gttbos betreten. 9ies gilt aber feis
nesfoGs fir bic beiben Re6enbalbins
IeIn bes 9ttbos, benn ouf ibnen lies
gen ia bic sroben DirtI6aftsgiiter
Der &l6Iter oes 9ltbosberges. Wanz
der aaiIer bpn OIts9fom bat nod
Ieinem Stur5e bier ben Rsit ieines
2ebens bertrouern miifen. &oitaniens
pdlOer unb Weinberse I9miiden 0ies
fe 5rben Der Deltflu6t, unb iene
ReiieI9ilberung erSdbIt uns bon
buntlen S9metterlingen. bic tpie ern<
tie @ebanten bur9 Die lebensfreu6ige
2anbidaft i4pebsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

dber bas Id36nite BON nlIen ben ges
i9enten 1T oo9 oas aertriimmerte
9sI9ob, pel6es sic mir geIdentt
babsn. Sc 1T oieis md9tise 9raRate
ia Elm fdredli9es Ding, unb ipel9en
Sdaben tnuB es Itiften, penT es
sdn5 pOlIitdnOig iit, unb ipenn es 10
IN Der Cuff baber ssiauit tummt..
nieberfdIlt .unb plnbt, muB es ia
eirien fur9tbaren 2Grm geben. Sd
babe sihen iebr sroben S9reden be-
tpmmen, uls i9 biefe @ranate inb,
unO nit @ntieben fpurbs i9 erfiilt,
tpenn itb mir Iagte, Dab bieIe 3uders
biite duf unier teures Resiment unO
auf unIere brapen lieben 2nnbsleute
seI9pifen unb setporfen iperOen, bod
Soft lei 0ant ssI9iebt bisIes ni9t
mebr. 9enn es 1T ia jeBt ein breis
pO4entIiher @affenitiaitonO ses
i9lohen, un6 boffentlif tommt es
ni9t pieber gum Sample. Damn
tommen sic nit bem brapen aegiz
ment rubmgetrGnt gu mir Suriid.
Wie iperbs i9 mid freuen, sic ole
ipieoer gu begriiben. 9lls ia ct.
Prioat unb Sc 8ourset unb no9maIs
Sc 8Ourget bOrte. lpdre tth troB bes
sroBen S9redens germ eripaaTen ses
ipeIen. Inn bobet gu Iein. lle6ers
baupt m69te i9 alles nit benz Res
giment mitgemadt baben. gs 1T
Elm GROCER SroIt fir mid, gu tptfen.
baB teiuer bon Sbnen mebr totges
ffofen pirb. Sd bante Sbnen
bisle taufenbmal Oafiir, baB sic 10
freunoIid setueien itn6. an mid gu
benten unb mir 0ieIes glnbenten an
bieIe I9pere 3eit bur9 9raf Sins
fenItein unb ben 6elbpebel ii6erreis
den tieBen. 2eben sic redt tuObl,
Serr Oberit, 9ott wOse sic uno bas
Regiment 6eI9iiben unb ferner leiten.
Bite Oonten Sic Sbren Serren Diff
sieren fir bic @uTmertInmteit, 0is
iie mir eripieIen baben. Meine Mamd
IdBt bersli9 sriiben. Sbr iebr ers
gebener 8ilbelm Bring bon Preus
ben, Set.42eut, I'M 1. 9.sR. 3. 5.
Berlin, 2. 2. II.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09
Elm 1Hsendbrief des Raifers.

9tls Der ieBise aaiier BiIbsIm
ieiner II. 9e6urtstas feierte, itanb
bus 1. 9arbe=Rssiment 3. s., Dem
er, pie ale prinaen bes preuBiibsn
SOnigsbauIes, ihon i'm 3nobenals
ter aIs 2eutnant angeborte. in 6rants
reid i'm SeIbe. Der bamolige Sons
manoeur bes Regiments, Oberf b.
8oebn, ididte ieinem viiinsIten
Geutrant" gum @eburtstage pom
S6la9tfeloe aus cine frepierte Braz
nate. 9erabeau bessi9uenb lit ole
art, in Der Ii9 bic sSries
oensfiebe' tunb tat, bic &ais
ier @iIbetm II. Ipdter Iein sans
yes 2e6sn binbur9 6etdtigte. Surs
auf ri4tete Der iunse prins an
S6erit b. 8oebu elm 9nnti9rei6sn,
oos in Ieiner finbli9en S9rei6peiIe
olIo 'autete: rWsin lie6er Serr
OberIt! 9tn meinsm @e6urtstog babe
i'd rieIe idDne Sa9en bstOmmsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

elmer netten portion riidten mir gus
bauie an, unb Mabame, bieniteifris
ipie INNER, ipollte fofprt ans 8ras
ten gsben. @ls mir ibr miibIam
auseinanbersefeBt batten, Oob Oas
gebadte Sleiidb rob, nur nit Pfeffsr
uno 3piebeln 5ubereitet, gum 8rot
segeHen lperbe. i4lus iis in fomia
I9cm gntieBsn bic !Sdnoe iiber bem
aopfe suiammen unb beteuerte elm
iiter bos anbere Wnl: go ettpas
gibt es in Srantreith nun bod ni9t!
SroB bieier Ii9tbareu Spuren bes
9arbarsntums blisb iie unS bod ses
ippgen. ga, einea Sases tam iie
gang aufgel0it in ben Saal selaus
fen, in benz mir gernbe nit einisen
9amerabsn, bic bon lInierer 8iaorcs
berrli9teit sebDrt botten, cine Pdrs
tie ipielten. sic bate in Der Stobt
seGSrt, baB f9porse Sruppen gee
gen 2ilIe marfdierten. nNiAt no4
2ille ssben." rief tie, nbie S6mars
sen!". 9obei ma4te lie bic @e'
bdrbe bes SuIsnbi6neibens -.
limb oll oieie 9isbe boben mir
mi! llnbont beIobnt. Sbne 9lbf9ieo
iinb mir Encouragement. Sic burf'
ie ia ni9t ipiiien, bab mir peiter'
befDrbert ipurben. WiilitGrii6es 8es
beimnisl 9lls zines Ro9ts gllarm
mar, ols es ontreten bieB, lebntsn
mir ibren Sdnbebrud gum abfaHu
ab: .Wabnme, in elm paor Stuns
ben iinb mir ipieber oa. Dir boben
nur Observation-Disclosures" Wlit bis'
fer aiise ouf ben aippen idisbsn
mir. a6t Sage ipdter fiel ~Wons
Tieur 2otam6ns', unb id =. i'd
babe ibrc 4brefe perlpren. Sas eine
ober peib i1 ii9er: 9as id1Ons
Auartisr bon @alsnciennes tperoe Id
ME pergeIIen! Gs mar elm WfanOs
ber.raum i'm Seinoeslanb -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09
GbalRidike.

Die SalbinIel G9altiOifs, bic ieBt
tpieber BEL ben pOlterre9tspiOrisen
Sperationen Der gllIiierten in SalOs
niti eins 9folle Ipielt. lit nod cine
re9t unbetonnte 9esenb, obtpobl lie
auberOrbsntIi9s S90nbeiten auf>
tusiit. Sic 1T eiH 9e6irgslanb nit
breiten Sdlern oSsr Salebenen, bon
oenen GbaIIia pesen i6rer 2iebli9s
teit nnb Gru9tbarteit am meiIten se>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

prieIen ipirO. 0as 8erglano erreidht
i'm GbolomonOnssbirse feline gr0bte
SObc. gu feinsn 6iiBen lisst 2oris
golpi, bas bon bem bsutiden Reiiens
ben 9ietritb nit einem SiroIer Sc
6irgsOorf persli9en ptro. WG9tige
9udenpdloer, reid an Rot uno
SdnorSpiIO, beOeder Die SGnss.
SiiOlGnOii9er pirtt Ratusnitia, oos
tnmitten iippiser ObitpfldnSunsen
bnliest unb neben &irIds uub Rubs
bGumen aud ben Mnul6serbaum, fers
ner Nuitten, Setgsn unb 9ronots
APPEL 5ur Reife brinst. SOmit bils
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

uSb Der Seppo enOli9 It'll
Sid bel Slid berbaIten ipiu2
9as berGosne S6auteIipieG
8irS aIImdbIi6 lns 5uoiel.
8iu er brap gu Slid ii6 iebeu,
Sarf er fid Die 2ippen nesen
Wlit Stroller rotem 8etu,
limb bic Srieuiiner RaGl5eit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

,Sdttit Su trob SsIunlm5ios 9eier
limb bcm giat Der anoern S9reier,
Sros Der gauerufdnser Hoden
Rit ben @ren5beribtieirnssbrode
Sreif scipabrt bel Sreunoes Not,
8ie gertrasspiIidt Dir sebot,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09
Scr hpIIGnbii&e 9ldel

= Der bOttGnbii DE gtder'
GauminiIter bat eeIiattet, Dab alls
&ii9e aus 0em lleberIdpemmungsges
bet in Rorbbouanb 10 idnea als
m6al;6 le6eno oOer ssihlahtet na9
OeutI6GonO oussefiibrt perben. Der
@rlDs barnus Ioa ben gieb6eiiBern
Su9ute tommen. 3ipet kstonnts
Firmeu lperoen nit Der g(usfubr bes
.raut perben. Die llnterIu9ung Der
&iibs iIt unterbshsn bssonnan nor'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

Slo6 mill er in ieiner Not
Rit iih Sieben 8ein ilnb Srot.
Sod bic gltern balteu's feft,
ltno Der 9eppo bat 5uIebt
giuoebiibt Der Suseno aobn.
ygcppo. iieb. bas tommt babon.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

Coll Der 9obn Der Sllsenb iein.-
Sod Der 9eppo b6ret nibt,
@as man aIiO 5u ibm ipri6t.
CT beet rnS icbiirt
limb iutrisuiert,
CT trappelt
limb 5appeIt
sIuf benz StibIc gang erpidt
8is borbei bas @Ieid9eipi9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

eeBt, i6r Iie6en 9inber, icbt,
8ie's benz geppo iueitergcbt.
Oben Itebt es auf benz Bib;
Sebt, er idautelt gar gu piIb.
gis Der Stubl uad binten fdlt.
Sest lit linn Der Spab per8dIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-09

Sdttit bu iest ben fetteu Siiien (
llnb Elm rubi9es @eipiReu.
8cibes bait Su minmebr ni6t
lluS erfdbrit in Strafseribt
3iidti9uug fin SeudeIei
limb gebro6ne 8mbcstreit'."
y SoIbeiusgerIae, Riin6en.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
THE NIGHT SHIFT.

The Night Shift" is something the
community knows little about Not only
the one bright dependable girl alert
and wakeful while the city sleeps,
ready to summon the doctor for you.
the fire department OF the police, get
ting up in time for that early train,
even routing you out eheerfully the
morning the trout season opens not
only the telephone girl, bat the fire
department With several men always
waiting TO spring to the horses heads
the police force, travelling a solitary
beat each night, the train dIspaiehers.
the rounahouse men. the train hands,
the electricians. the night nurses In
the hospitals, bakers, hack drivers and
their patient horses, mothers Of little
children, Who sleep sith one eye open
ali the time all these and many others
make a list OF toilers whose service is
all the more remarkable because 20
little noticed La Crosse Wis. Leader.
Press.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
POULTRY is A READY
SOURCE OF CASH.
Clean Surroundings Essentlal~--0oee
Market For Products.

One Of the problems that eonfront
the farmer, even though he be mode
rately prosperous, is that OF securing
ready eash. The salaried man usual
" has more or less cash, though he
may not have much else As a means
Of providing ready cash, al all seasons
of the year, the poultry yard. wheh
properly managed, Is perhaps the most
dependable II involves little expense
where the feed Is produced on the
farm, and the return from poultry ant
eggs are certain. There Ia today as
almost unlimited market for such
products, and there Ia no evidence
that the future demands will diminish
The essentials In raising poultry
are clean and sanitary surroundings
abundance Of green food, which car
be produced the year round in Louis
lana, and improvement in breeds BY
the use of males from the best nreeds
r. O. Edison,
Extension Division, Louisiana State
University
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
WAY The HOME MERCHANT LOST

4 housewife some weeks ago ordered
a cooking utensil from one Of the
northern mail order houses believing
she was securing a bargain at S. lb II
later developed that the same Identical
article was being sold by Natchez
merchants for three dollars even,
Moral patronize the hatcher mer'
chants and save money Natchez
Democrat
All correct but the moral deduced
II should be thus, and for Natehez
read any town
Moral II Natchez merchants had
advertised one OF them would have
got the order. II Is absurd To suppose
that any woman would have turned
down such q bargain And In the case
Of articles nationally advertised, a mere
statement that one carries such arti
oles brings the trade, hence the adyer
Using would be simple, cheap and
effective.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
THE COMMUNITY CHORUS.

In the North and East. where new
things are usually started In these
United States. there Ii come into being,
what IL called the community chorus.
II IL Of near kin Ia the oIdtime singing
school. which had SD much 10 do ia
promoting social life la rural eommn
mites. and which has heretofore had
no successor The community chorus
Is adapted TO both town and country
II is smpty the getting together Of the
people of community. and with some
musician chosen a. leader, the sing.
Ing OF Well.known songs.
II has boen found that In this way,
musical development and appreciation
have greatly increased, good voices have
been discovered In the threats af per
Sons Thought mute and inglorious while
enjoyment has followed for all IN the
mere assembIaga Of uelghbors and
friends In the average community
there cannot be- too many opportunities
for people to meet and show fFiendlf
ness TO each other This alone is q
strong argument for the community
chorus
II has occurred 10 the writer that
this town needs something ~ the kind
IL only some person With sufficient
musical know ledge te assume leader
ship will take IL In hand No doubt
there are many ho could sing sell II
there we're opportunity given 10 do 80
II IL To- be hoped that the suggestion
will make appeal to the music lowers
uf the town
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
COUNTRY PRESS CATCHES II

The daily papers Of New Orleans
have put into execution their policy as
announced. of cutting ptf absolutely ell
free papers But II has caused pam
and some surprise to the country press
to learn that the copies which have
been coming into the little offices at
Cuw Corner aud peuplesytIit, 10, these
many years from the big cts brethren
descending like the gentle dew from
heaven upon the place beneath, bless
ing and being blessed have bccn con
sldpfpd free papers aud ate accord
ingly discontinued No country paper
Of four ar sik pages, set "a ~ pit and
geattpruely at that, imagined that It
aas giving due exchange for the city
daily, several times larger Ia size, and
over twenty times larger IN actual
amount at reading matter but the
country weekly has never failed ia
run HhtiAIFtll'Eil0 iRf WV 'FhS Fel' .
M part payment when SO requested.
aand as a matter OF fact this has ee.
CURED not Iulreauputly
To learn al this late day that the
exchange copy u.s. Notwithstanding
this paid by advertising feature, cou
sidered a gift to the country paper IL
discoucertiug to say the least Of Il,
and N not tend 80 friendly attitude
towards the city contemporary by the
country press The Times Picayune to
offset its action is taking subscription
To various country papers, and may
plaCate part Of the country press, as
sell as save something Ia dollars and
cents In this way but there viii be no
real saving sith the advertising prlst
lege and the loss Of spirit or com.
radeship taken into the calculation
Immemurial custom cannot be changed
aithout a great wrench to all Interests
affected, aud should not be- done with.
out full consideration Of its value
and import
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

Without me no msn has ever achieved
success, nor has any nation ever be.
come great
| have been the bedrock Of every
successful career. and the cornerstone
Of every fortune,
All the world knows me and most Of
the world needs my warning.
The poor may have me as we'll ~
the rich.
Ny power Ia limiiless, my applioa'
ton boundlesg.
He who possesses me has content
ment tn the present and surety for the
future,
| am of greater value than pearls,
rubies and diamonds
Once YOU have me 40 man can take
me away.
If. my possessor TO higher planes
of living, increase his earning power
anu b3lhE ~ fPditAdtiRb INV tHbSS w
his life,
make man we'll dressed, we'll
housed, and well fed.
Insure absolutely against the rainy
day,
drive want and doubt and care
away
guarantee those who possess me
prosperity and success.
have exalted those of low degree,
and those of high degree have found
me a helpful friend,
To obtain me you need pat out no
capital bat personal effort, and on all
you invest In nae guarantee dividends
that last through life and after
am as free as air,
am yours II you will take nae,
| am Thrift
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

The opportunities ~ oiiees"ekeFs
II is said have forced Cos Pleasant TO
secure private office where he can
work undis'urbed al least an hour or
two every day on the States business
What's the matter with his office at
hatan Rouge and friend private see
Rotary Marshall The general impress
sion has always been that the CHIEF
duty Of private secretary was &C.
shield the governor from visitors. to
keep them happy aud especlant In the
parlor while che governor vas In his
sanctum Have oi'iee,seekers grown
So unfortunate that they push past
this genial CerberusT OF Ii IL only the
Cosmopolitan Hotel that does NOT afford
the governor sufficient seelaslon9
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

Though there is nov less likelihood
~ Il general railroad strike, strange To
SAY II Is the railroad officials who are
making difficulties The President has
plainly said 10 them the, In the event
af q strike thpy must bear the respon,
sthility therefor, aud that their recall
eitrancs MAY hasten government own
srship II this IL not warning 10 them
nothing will be-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

sutap Southern suffrage OrgaHtza
tious have always approved securing
suffrage bi federal amendment hul
II Is uot conceivable that this View will
lead them into working for the Rcpub.
IieBn party for even # Mf Hughes
could confer suffrage through this
medium which he cannot. though
thrice president it would be a toe
dearly bauEht privilege the price be-.
ing domination af the country BY the
Republican party nut his talk is all
mooushIno pretty 10 tuok at, but 10
substance to II tie could go uo farther
than hls party which declares for set.
element by fhe States Of thls question
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

Occasionally one hears an argument
for aboIlshIng the editorial, bat trying
to read any paper regularly that has
none soon proves how spIneless a
paper ia that has no editorials And
many an otherwise pooh paper Is re-
deemed by its editorials One readily
recalls several papers of the Louisiana
press, for example, indiHerently print
ed. rot newsy and yet are enjoyed
solely on account Of the play of wi'
and humor on the part Of the editor
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
TO The FARMER.

If you have anything 10 sell pertain
ing to agriculture, horticulture live
stock, dairyIag etc write the Com.
missioner Of Agriculture, Baton Rouge,
La and he will use every effort to
dispose Of anything grown on the farm
In Louisiana.
The Commissioner has iBaugurated
a Bureau Of Markets AID wants 10 aid
you In every way possible.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
90 THEY WANT ausINEss1

WHY should GlsnmoTa not be ali
right? All her leading merchants have
an auto, plenty Of money, no poor kin
aud all the business they care to handle
n they needed more business they
would ask for IL. Glenmora Record
brother, you are shoft-sighted. Don't
they open their doors and isn't that a
proof that they want TO sell? OF course
persons who don't pass that way will
never know IL. but what matters a
little thing like that?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
OBJECT LESSON AT SCOTLAND
STATION.

III the httle negro village that has
grown up about Scotland station on the
s. 6N y and the l.. Il a \ railroads
IN proximity to the Southern Uuiyer.
sits near Baton Rouge, there Is oppof,
tuntry for the officials OF this State In
dustf!al school for negroes to show
IS hat cau be- done in the way OF prae,
teal education 81 the adult negro along
lines of sanitation and hygiene. and
81 hat results will follow the promotion
uf thrift aud moral conduct The sit.
lagr Is IN fact 50 near tha school that
unless those objects Ia attained TIE
school viii hc lrfpparabIy injured By
it, environment II il urgent that the
village should prove that this work
can be accomplished Neat, clean cot.
tages. thriving gardens fourishing
vines. qouug orchards. decency and
good order on the part af the inhabi'
faHts NEil uHord ocular PROOF el tue
good effects following the industrial
education Of the negro,
Some good showing IN these particu.
lars has already been made The tray.
elur hg train notes that the houses are
above The average IN grade, there are
q Tea gardens. vines and hgtrees
planted The frequency Of the white
shirt front black salt negro Of leisure
upon the scene is the most dispensing
feature. Such as he causes the white
mans persistent objection to the edu.
cation IT the negro The true friend
IT the proper sort Of Improvement Of
the race should keep such elegant
creatures IN the background