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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
DAREMNE CZER-
WONEGO KRZYzA.

Washington. Wielka Brytania
powt6rnie ME uwzgledni}a sta
ran i zabieg6w Amerykanskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza, ably warun-
kowo dopuscic transporty pew
nych przybor6w szpitalnych do
Niemiec i Austryi.
w opublikowanej tn nocie z
1890 BIN. brytyjski minister
spraw zagranicznych Grey pod
kresla, re brytjska blokada, ME
dopuszczajac tych transport6w,
wcale ME gwa}ci przepis6w kon-
wencyi w Genewie i re ma razie
mic ME wskazauje ma to, ably mo-
carstwom centralnym dawa} sic
odczuwac brak materya}6w, o do
puszczenie kt5rych Czerwonych
Krzyz zabiega.
Wyrazem ostatnich staran
:Czerwonego Krzyza by} list byte
go prezydenta Tafta, przes}any
do rzadu brytyjskiego "a posred
nictwem departamentu stanu,
kt6ry stara1 sic wykazac nleslu-
sznosc zarzut6w Aliant6w, re
'skoro Czerwony Kryz ME utrzy
mule teraz w Niemczech zadnych
szpitali pod swym wlasnym "a
rzadem, ME moze dac dostatecz--
nej gwarancyi, IL nadeslane z A
meryki transporty medyczne /
szpitalne ME zostana obrocone IA
cele militarne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
NajWazniejsze WypadN
Minionego Tygodnia.
HECTOR" ZATONAk WSKU
TEX BURY.

Washington. Wielki weglo--
vice "Hector" z marynarki wo-
jennej Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
kt6ry pr6cz za}ogi z IL oficer6w
i 70 mathew wi6zf 50 maryna-
rzy, zatonaf onegdaj wiecz6r ME
daleko Charleston, S. c., wsku--
tex huraganu, jaki przedoneg--
daj szala1 ia wodach poludnio-
wego Atlantyku.
RAPPORT 0 zatonieciu weglowca
otrzymano cd kapitana Hunt z
holownika "Vigilant ',kt6ry po--
wr6cif do Charleston pc darem--
nych pr6bach prbyjscie "Hecto-
rowi' z pomocq. Ma pomoc We
glowcowi pospieszy} i w poblizu
niego sic znajdowal parowiec"A
lamo'', z powodu jednak niepo--
myslnych warunk6w atmosfery--
cznych ME zdolano pochwycic ia
dnej iskrowej depeszy cd niego.
"Hector" odpiyna1 z Charlie
ston onegdaj i miaf udac sic do
Santo Domingo. Wkrotce potem
zaskoczyl 60 huragan, pr6bowaf
vice zawr6cic z powrotem, ale
burza szala}a jak tax wsciek}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
LIST JENCA.

Tomasz Wilga, pozostajacy W
niewoli niemieckiej cd roku, po--
.szukuje syna swego, bawiacego W
Ameryce. Tomasz Wilga pocho--
dzi z Kr6lestwa Polskiego ,guber
nil P6ockiej, wsi Jednorozec. A
dres jego obecny:''Europe, Ger
many: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. 16579. =
Tomasz Wilga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
POzAR w NO.
wynn YORKU.

Nowy York. z niewyjasnionych
dotychczas powod6w wybuch o.
negdaj polar W arsenale rzado-
wynn PREY zbiegu lei ave i 35ej
I'll. wskutek kt6rego zgina} jeden
czlowiek, a kilku strazak6w PREY
gaszeniu ognia omal ME zostalo u
duszonych dymem. Szkoda mate
ryalna wynosi oko}o 100000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
EPIDEMIA w NOWYM YOR.
KU SZERZY SIZE DALEJ.

Nowy York. Pomimo wszelkich
zabieg6w w1adz sanitarnych cpl
demia paralizu dzieciecego sze--
rzy sic tn coraz bardziej i zbiera
wciaz obfite zniwo smierci. Oneg
daj zanotowano w Nowym Yor--
ku 1852 wypadk6w nowych zasfa
bniec, a 81 smierci dzieci ma te e
pidemie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
PIERWSZY ZGON w MILICY1
ILLINOIS.

Brownsville, Tex. Berthtm |.
Walker szeregowiec l p. konnicy
Illinois, zmarl w p%oniedzialek W
tutejszym lazarecie garnizono--
wynn. Jest to pierwszy wypadek
smierci wsr6d zolnierzy milicyi
re stanu Illinois. Zmarl on z cho
roby trzewi w pofaczeniu z ma
larya, kt6rych nabawil sic W zy-
ciu obozowem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
,e mu sic to ME uda1o.
Charleston, s.. G. - Oficero

marynarki otrzymali tn isckro-
wa depesze, re ludzie z zatopio--
nego weglowca "Hector' schro-
Mill sic ma male 1odzie ratunko-
we i kilka okret6w spieszy i'm z
pomoca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-20
zmaitenadmienien
wyjete przypadkowo ze setek W naszych
pieknych oszczednosciach
" Interstate ipcowe1n uprzqtaniu
zgotowej do noszenia odziezy przez
ten ca}y tydzie6.
Crepe de Chimes "a
Tubing $500

Te bluzki ha newe i zwykle
sprzedawane pc So sc, i 70 90
W szarych r6zowych i pasis-
tych zaprzestanych stylach, z
kt6rych many tylko kilka, war
tosci do $500 teraz $500
Lingerie bluzki ma ulice l do
noszenia w domu SOC
500 style we v~oiles, organ
dies teraz Sc.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
BUTTER MAKING CONTEST
EoR snoRT COURSE GIRL s

making contest, open only
Ia girls who attended the Short Course
AT the Louisiana State University last
winter, will be held at the Louisiana
State Fair az Shreveport These girls
received special instruction in the ART
of making butter while AZ the short
course. Each contestant will exhibit
a pound of butter at the Fair accom-
panied By reports on the churnlnga
The prize for the best pound Of butter
will be an Iowa cream separator valued
at SIS 90 4 complete outfit for making
butter consisting Of a churn. printer
and bntter maker. viii be given as n
second prize
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
FERkAkDgz-BoWMAN.

/ The little Catholic Church at Jack
son. La vas thrown open for q wed
ding Thursday morning and tastefully
adorned with flowers IN readiness there
/ for The contracting couple were Miss
Cecile Bowman, the charming young
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, J Bow.
man Jr Of West Felicaua parish. and
Mr. r Fernandez Jr. OF Tulsa, Okla
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
/ white crepe De chine with garnitures
al lace ard lilies OF the valley. Her
sister. Miss Sadie Bowman, attended
her rs maid Of honor, while Mr.. Eugene
Constautin OF Tulsa, Okla. served as
best man. Mrs Louise klIbourne
played the professional and recession.
al marches. and during the signing.
Call me thine own"
Many friends Witnessed the impress,
size Buptials as performed by Rev.
Father Rombouts BESIDES those In
the immediate vicinity. where the
young bride has passed most OF her
life, there were present from dis
lance, the bridegroom's father. mother,
three sisters and two brothers, the
brides grandfather, Mr. Jas. +. Bowman,
and her auuts. Mrs " ]. Fort, Miss
Bella Bowman. and Mrs. Eugene y.
Muse from West Feliciana. Others
were Mrs Jas kilboarne, Miss Ethel
Muse. Mrs Louise KilbouFna. Mrs
q y Brooks, II - FrancisyiiIe, and
Mrs T. T Muse Of Baton Rouge.
Mr. and Mrs Fernandez left on the
noon train for New Orleans. thence 60
some unnamed elygmm for their honey.
MOON. before going on 10 their home
Ia Tulsa, Oklahoma. where the bride.
groom IL an esteemed and prosperous
citizen West FeIiciana bears him no
III viii for capturing one of her lovely
maidens, but rather wishes that for.
tune ard oil things good mas be show,
cred as freely as West Feliclana sun.
shine upon both him aud his bride,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The seniors elected their officers on
Monday evening Miss Eudolie Mat
thewr was elected president, and John
Douglas secretary and treasurer
The literary society was organized
last Friday afternoon Pupils from the
fifth grade through the eleventh grade
Joined Feltus Fulkes was elected
president. Sadie CEaek. secretary The
society meets every other Friday The
next program will be given on Wed
nesday. October ! / At 2 O'Clock, Parents
and others are cordially invited for
these occasions
Miss Oriana piilet substituted for
Mrs Crump, Thursday that she might
accompany Mr. Crump on the fair
boosting tour
CubEug numbers Is a more or less
popular pastIme mostly less
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
WAKEFIELD NOTES.

Mrs Noise Conrad arrived Netines
day night from visit 10 New Orleans
and CoHinglon At the latter place SHE
has been spending q few weeks with
her brother. T. &. Davis.
Mr. Johu Stirling lett Monday morn
iug for natua Rouge where he expects
tu return TO his work
Miss Katherine Mcfaleb ot Baton
Rouge spent the weekend with hel
brother Maurice,
Superintendent X T. crump, accom-
panied by Mr. John Commit. stat,
school inspector visited the Wakefield
school ON Tuesday,
Mr. c II, Argue and Mr. w l., Stir
ling were In town on business Monday
Horaiio Jackson, who IN attending
school Ia Woodyllle. spent last week
end with his parents on Island plan
tation
Miss Nell Jarvis left for New Orleans
Wednesday to- resume her professional
work
Mr. NJ r Jackson vas In town ON
Monday.
Rev A " skardon conducted the
services In the Wakefield sehool-house
last Sunday.
Wakefield school will have a small
exhibit at the Fair. There will b.
school Thursday. bat all the school
children are expected to attend the
Fair en Friday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
SEEKING PARDON FOR SON.

Mr. Williams Of DeRidder was In
town Thursday getting signatures to
a petition for pardon or parole for his
son. Joe Williams. nov serving 20.
year sentence for shooting at, years
for burglary and years for larceny
This sounds like he WAS desperate
character bat II will be- recalled that
he was the young man who about four
years ago was sent mp for robbing a
boE ear ut Wilhelm aud shooting at
the officer Who arrested hEm. he him
self being wounded tfhis officer was
one Of the first to sign the petition }
Williams had Just completed term
at the penitentiary. md this fact no
doubt went against him, II Is an ex.
ample of the excessive sentence. The
ease is we'll summed up BY Chaplain
II = Johns. who. In letter attached
to the petition, says that Williams was
only II years old when he committed
his first oifeRse, and then. while under
confinement came under bad lnflu.
ences that led to his later trouble when
released The chaplain implies the
States responsibility In the premises
for not having separate provision for
juvenile prisoners as being at the root
Of the trouble Mr. Johns says that
Williams is now a soberminded and
energetic man and II put under the
influence OF his father, he tthe chap,
lainl believes will make good
The True Democrat Az an unrelent.
Ing foe 10 the disproportionate sen
trnee took pleasure In signing the
petition and hopes that the young man
will be paroled at least. and thus given
another chance
Mr. Williams left for Clinton Friday
to secure II possible the signature Of
the presiding Judge Hon George ]
Woodside Other officers of the court
have signed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Nr Iuo + irvine made q business.
trip to Alexandria this Eeek
llr and Mrs J NJ Daniel were In
Baton Rouge the first OF the week
After a brief stay at home. Meryln
Taylor left for East Felselaha, Monday
Miss Dine Fort spent Sunday in
iaton Rouge With friends
Mrs Gordon Harrow returned last
week from visit TO Baton Rouge.
Mrs s. Powell has been quite sick
this week With fever.
Mr. Lee O Lester made a business
trip TO WGodyile. Tuesday.
Mr e $ pruyu of baton Rouge vas
"A guest In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
J NJ hookter on Sunday
Mrs feelings IL boarding at Dr
Haffow's 10 be near her husband. Nho
Is an engineer ON the Sarah EdenboTn
Mr. A j. Laurel of Sunshine. La.
visited his son Il Laurel, here, this
week
Miss Jessie foikos ls al home again
from delightful 'isit to friends in
Wilson, La
nr Jas kiibouFne spent several DAYS
In Shreveport, this week, with his
daughter. Mrs " T.. Craddock.
Mrs Relic Winston returned last
week from Natchez aud next made
visit To Mt. and Mrs Gordon Golsan
at baton Rouge
Miss Edith I.Gake viii he in iIatou
Rouge for the Weekend TO have her
eyes treated She will he the guest Of
the p q iI0chenedel family
Mrs T. + Muse is here. returning
Irom a vlsl, Of some days to her step.
daughter. Mrs. Jas T. Bowman Jf on
the occasion nf the Fernandez bowman
wedding.
Miss Margaret Thorn and Mi Oscar
Rogilllo were guests Of Miss Rosalle
Iiookter on Sunday, Miss Thorn stay
Ing over until Monday afternoon before
returning TO her home at Rogiliosillo
Mrs l.. V schwing. Mrs sIOcum.
and Messrs Randolph Slocum and
Miller of Jackson motored 10 81 Fran
cisviile. last Friday. returning home AT
midnight. The ladies' were guests Of
Mrs. John Tomb while In st Francis
wife.
Sunday afternoon Miss Margaret
Thorn, Miss Resale Hookter and Mr.
Oscar RoglilIo mOtored out TO Cheney
Greek and attended the meeting of the
baptist Young Peoples Union there
Miss Thorn announced the next Sunday
Sch0ol convention would be- held the
latter part at October
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

The Wilhelm Cemetery Improvement
Society has given series of entertain,
meuts, since II was organized. aud
nov has about sI0oo IN the treasury
raised by giving these entertainments.
Our last one vas given on the evening
OF September 30 NJ the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs J l.. JeiTrtes, and Was d
tacky party" Quite a crowd was
present and the evening was spent
very pleasantly, every one par'ieipat.
Ing In various games and contests
Mr. ]. w Darling Is IN Wilhelm nov,
looking after his sawmill interests al
this place
Miss Margaret Thorn, one Of the
Parish Sunday School Association
workers who came 60 Wilhelm to as.
sist us with our district rally, spent
last week with Mrs, Il. 4. VIM. She
left for her home last Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Emma Clack visited friends at
Wilhelm last Saturday and attended
the "tacky party" that evening,
Mr. and Mrs h. n Jeffries aud son.
Vernon. formerly Of Winfield. came
TO Wilhelm this week for the purpose
OF making this their home Mr.. and
Mrs ]. l.. Jeffries vacated the house
they occupied, for them. aud moved
into their oau home short distance
oui Of Wilhelm
Miss Vivian Tempei came mp for the
"taeky party
Mr. Ossie Rogillio went 90 81 Fran
cisyllle last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Il J Abbott entertained the
Ladies' Aid, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Martin il visiting her sister,
Mrs Haynes, and expects 80 remain
with her until after Christmas.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire. through the medium OF
this paper. to thank those who SC
KINDLY onleiated o. the unTeiIlng of
the monument TO our lamsuted hus-
hand and father, Flshburn Carney To
the friends who furnished the music
aud helped IA other ways. We extend
our warmesi thanks, and to the " o
". Camp, jackson, Who put this beau
tifui stone over the grave of our be-
loved dead, We express the apprecia,
ton Of our full hearts
Mrs. NJ f. Carney and Children
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
A Few MINOR CORRECTIONS.

Long Beach, Miss, Oct 2. 1916
In the communication OF your cor
respondent. Mr. BeauregaFd Barrow
there are some Inaccuracies bu, Of nc
great importance. However the vii
Ham Barrow, head OF the Louisiana
branch OF the Barrow family weni
from Virginia TO South Carolina Being
a cripple he took no part In the Reye.
lutionary War and during that time he
moved 10 North Carolina Ills Oldest
son, william came to Adams County.
Mississippi, and thence to the Felic,
ianas In the latter 1905. settling large
bodies OF land, and making his home
where the Highland plantation IL now
situated.
His two brothers, bartholomew aud
Bennett, followed In 1916. T'he former
lived where Mr. Wade II Richardson
now lives, the latter, Bennett. where
his grandson, Bennett J.. nov resides
Mr. David Barrow married twice.
His son. Bait, married Miss Martha
semple Ills daughter by the first
marriage, Mrs Mary E. Barrow, is
now 81.
Mrs Florence Fischer of New Or.
leans and DF. David Barrow Of Lexing.
ton, Ky, by the second marriage,
survive
! hope you will pardon this intru.
sion. and will excuse my writing In
pencil AS | am just up from a four
weeks spell aud am much exhausted
from this effort
Kindly yours,
EUGENE BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
PAlNE-sPiLLMAN.

pretty home wedding took place.
Sunday afternoon at the home Of MI
Henry Spillman In the 18Th ward, when
his daughter, Miss Alma Rosaie Spill,
man. became the bride OF Jesse Ed.
ward Paine The honse was tastefullY
adorned With profnsion of flowers
which made an exquisite setting for
the bride In her white dress, veil and
orange blossoms. The ceremony wax
performed by Rev A. w skardon,
rector of Grace Church. 81 Francisyilie
A large assemblage Of neighbors and
relatives Vas present After refresh
ments were served, the happy couple
departed for Wiiheln, where they will
go 10 housekeeping Mr. Paine Is an
exceptionally fine young man, aud la
the marriage he has made the beat
auguries are present for their mutual
happiness aud prosperity.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
TIME EXTENDED.

AZ the fair meeting on Wednesday Il
vas decided to extend the time limit
In which exhibits can be entered at
the Fair to- 10 a, m Thursday, Oct L.,
no later
This Il to accommodate those living
AZ distance, making II unnecessary
for two trips To town. Others are
urged 10 make their entries timely TO
avoid the rusb
There has been secured capable
Judge for the Wamans Department. a
stranger to all concerned Mrs
Stewart og New Orleans, She may
possibly be- assisted by two others
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
WISHES THEY COULD see
FELiciAhA.

Miss IIilda Simmons ~ West Felie
lana writes from Oretta. noamogard
parish
This Is q colony of people from
Missouri. Nebraska, Iuwa and other
states of the Middle West They came
here to- farm and for health Many
like II but some SO back. Those who
so hack do so with the idea that all OF
Louisiana is stumpy and not very
desirable place 10 locate In. wish
that they might see some parts OF
West Feliciana."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
MAKE IT a REAL HOLIDAY.

II iF nnoiilcially announced that dur
ing The school holidays on account Of
the parish fair teachers will he cx.
pccted 30 Iock after their pupils while
az the fair grounds Puzzle Find the
holiday for the teacher,
ITS uo fair" as the children would
soy. NO pun being intended Instead
make II a feaI holiday for ali Parents
should impose penalty Of some
kind en their offspring for bothesing
Teacher at all on this occasion,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

MI n +. Thompson jrs proprietor
Of the Woodyille Manufacturing Works,
informed the writer that he had al
ready paid out this season between
two and three thousand dollars for red
pepper, this being a new industry Ia
oar town The pepper Is dried here
and shipped to market, aud MP to this
time two cars Of the dried product
have been shipped out Of Weodslfe
This new industry h bringing money
tuta car community aud Ne are glad to
see that II is prospecting NoodHiIle
Republican.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

IN enthusiastic meeting of Tunjca
Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men
WIS held Thursday night one appli
cation was received and plans were
laid Tor systematic campaign for DE-.
sirablr new members AZ the cenciu.
zion Of the meeting, the members adj
iouraed to Martin paul's establishment
where Past Great sachem Eirie Rob.
nson was host nj an oyster supper
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

The evangelist. MIR Merlns. Of Kan
sas ctyt. arrived on Tuesday 10 take
charge of The Union Meeting Of the
baptist, Methodist, aud Presbyterian
Churches nf Jackson He will be- as
sisted by Mr. Hunter Of Missouri aud
Mr. Jones. the singer, who has been
the orgaHist In Mr. Moody's church IN
Chicago.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
THE FIRST BOUQUET.

Our sister toaH. 81, Franclsyille. IL
enthusiastically boosting It's frst Fair.
and as the folks in West FelIciana
never do things half way we predict a
big success polnte Coupee Banner.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
PERSONALS FROM The JACKSON
RECORD.

Miss Blanche Tabor left this week
for her schoel near Ethel
Miss Emma Robb is ia Ration Rouge,
where she will take the training course
II, the Deaf and Dumb institute this
winter.
Mr.. +. s. Carney and family Of West
felteiana and Mira NJ Y Riley attend
ed services In Jackson on Friday night
Mrs A Nj Fishburn, after visit 10
her cousin. Mrs II G. Dudley, has re-.
turned 10 her home In BATON Rouge
Governor Manning Of South Carolina
and large party visited the Asylum
on Tuesday.
Mrs W W Parker of Hutchinson,
La. is visiting her mother, Mrs + =
Carney in West Felielana
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Show that you have roots in your
home parish, By subscribing for your
home paper We will send The True
Democrat toany awayfrom-home teach.
er or student for 80 cents for the
school term
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Remember October IL, Is and IL are
the days ON which the towns will be-
filled with strangers, aud all of rs
should Ro out Of our way la see that
each and every visitor Is made to feel
at home, and enjoy his or her stay To
the fullest extent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
Absent Friends

Mtss Bonnie Moses daughter of MI
and Mrs h r. Moses OF CoyIngton
has matricuIated ut H. +. L She Is
boarding al Mrs Wallets
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
Church N0tices
GRACE CHURCH
Rev Alvin w. skarden, Rector.

Rev. AVN W. SkaFdon, Heetor.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
Itoly Communion 7 80 O'Clock
Church School. . 80 o'clock.
Morning Prayer and Sermon,
II O'Clock
Friday iitany. IN o'clock
81 Nary's Neyanoke Evening
Prayer and Sermon. I o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

One and enethird fare from ali
points on the l., n. a NJ for the West
Feileiana Parrish Fair, Oct. ~. 10, ~
c, GouoEAu, Local Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Since Che days are growing shorter
the evening mail will leave st Fran,
cIsyille postelilce at ) O'Clock sharp,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Methodist Episcopal chure, south,
81 FraneIsyIlle Second Sunday at
II m. aud = m., fourth Sunday
at 7 q. m
star HIN Fourth Snndas morning
at II o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

The homes of Messrs. ] II Palmer.
Louis Norwood and Frank vresinski
and others were entered by robbers
Monday night and money and jewoiry
were stolen
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church
Rev r. Rombouts. Rector.

Sunday Oct 4, XVII Sunday after
penlocast Holy Communion al a M,
Mass aud Sermon at 10 a m.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07
We HEAR

There is to be q wedding In Noyem.
her. but somebody might bee wroth II
wp mentioned names
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

Clearing the grass and weed grown
bitches IN Royal street has been the
order Of the city fathers this week.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-07

An alarm Of fire, soon over, vas
given from the Frier residence last
Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-16

To w. $. Mowris of Tulsa on the for
mer's land in Mcintosh county. is
seeking to mandamus Secretary OF
the Interior Lane to compel him to
approve the lease, although it is ad-
mittod that MoWris would hold in OK
cess of $500 acres in departmental
oil leases. The action. which was
brought several months ago in the
supreme court Of the District Of
Columbia, was to determine the Sec
rctary's authority IN fixing an arbi-
lrary rule that no one person may
hold i'm excess Of 500 acres Of re
strictcd Indian oil lcases. The lower
court upheld Secretary Lane. and an
appeal has been taken The case will
b" carried to the United States SUI
prcmc court and is being followed
with interest by oklahoma oil men
generally
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l.557 and went through 81 feet of dry
sand into a break of eight feet and
then into the second sand with Il
small showing of gas. 1t may pick
mp something in this lower sand but
it looks rather bad. The difference in
sand depths in accounted for by the
elevation of the Prairie well which
is upon a high hill
Another dry hole was reported
from that field yesterday Cosden $
No. in the southeast corner of the
northwest of the southwest of section
5-l6-l5 being said to be dry.