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Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

LEASE AND FURNITURE of a 26 room, thoroughly modern hotel for sale; excellent location, all outside rooms, beautifully furnished, hot and cold running water in every room; low rent and long lease. This lease is positively worth the entire price asked If not sold by the 1st, this hotel will be withdrawn from the market. Holt Realty Co.,, 8 W. Adams Phone 1246
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
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 AVERAGE >$100 WEEKLY in small business; man or woman start anywhere information free. J. H. Craycroft, 525 Cory Block, Fresno, Calf II
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
IY0Ufh's I0mp8HI0U J

YUM n NN'H ffttAltFta.f
You love society aud want H. You
NOPE aud grow bored at home aud
long To be out among people to hear
their chatter and laugh with their
merry laughter II seems to you that
to live is 30 be where others are living
not to mould Ia cold corners with
moHotonous labor aud solitude. lou
envy those she seem to have the
social gift by nature and arg AZ home
IN any company. who appear never To
act awkwardly or TO cay the wrong
thing
You would give tho world to be like
that Somehow the wrong thing al
ways comes natural TO you you make
clumsy and Inappropriate movements
and are intensely conscious of Il You
say words that are nos tittiug. not
gracious, rot tactful The minute you
have said them you would give any
thing to recall them. Perhaps yea try
Co do So. and thus draw the attention
of ton people where otherwise ao one
would have noticed II you keep still
you feel like a block II you make g
determined effort 20 talk, you Wish you
had kept stIH. and you suspect that
others wigh SEA. too.
The most painful part is the memory
Afterwards gkeat orator tells us
that he spent the night before hts
speeches thinking Of what he Was 20
ing to say and the night after thinking
at What he wished be had said After
every social occasion YEN are like the
great orator. In the dim quiet Of night
yuu blush for what you said and for
what sou did not say.
This is a hard weakness 10 overcome
The best remedy is to realize the uB-
importance Of what you say or do To
any cue except Yourself Reflect bow
little YOU notice or care for the aWk.
gafduess Of others, and remember that
yours Is equally Indifferent 10 them
The fundamental trouble Is that, al
though sou seek society TO get rid Of
yourself and to live the life Of others.
You take Yourself With yen altogether
too much The Gext time you go into
company, try to become wholly alb
sorhed In what IL gulag on about you
10 think Of Others worag and actions
and interests, and leave yourself a.
home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
PARISH RALLY
D - n b nNLInEln. ElII0Ts-

Saturday. sept D. has been named
as Organization Uay throughout Louis.
iaua. ehnH f. public meeting wtll be
held al every court house Ia the State
for thu purpose of organizing q parish
council auxiliary to the state and ma.
tiupal rUuucFls Of defense Effective
public speakers will present the sub.
Just ,u It's every phase before the
people Hud fBlly instruct them rs 10
IN" necessity OF such an organization
After which the formal organization
all como as o matter Df course. Every
man. woman and thtid tn each parish
b. earnestly requested To- b. present
We luak for a large outpourug Of
the people At the FeIIeiana meetings at
Clinton aud 81 FraurIsgtlIe The gifted
speakers Judge Fred Odum viii be- "a
Clinton and Col 7 sambola Jones at
II traucisytIir Besides this local
mnu viii make addresses The Felte
iahas are never siuW Ia aHy patriotic
duty. and thgy viii not tail in this
instance when the eyes of the nation,
az Il we're are upon them. and their
course viii be considered a gauge at
their patriotism aud realization of the
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
LoUIslAAAs INVENTORY

The United States food administra.
ton. under direction Of Hon John NJ
Parker. food administrator for Louis.
lana. sill IN October make q thorough
inventory OF Louisiana possessions and
possibilities
II will not interfere with any work
that has gone before nor can il posi-.
bis be- other than for lOuisianas entire
benefit II il a big stocktaking and
sill show cunclusiyciy where weaFe'
in regard to the state's~rosources.
II is hoped to make this inventory ty
ward rs parish and then for thc
whole state
The Inventory sill be as broad and
as beneficial as IL can he made. II wiil
NOT interfere with any work that has
gone before or that will he conducted
later II Ntll utilize and supplement
ali the other surveys. and all other
agencies and activities are expected
and pledged to make ours complete
Mr Parker asks the support Of the
press an dthe assistance Of every good
citizen of Louisiana In order 10 make
this report accurate and Of great value
II goes without saying that ho may be
sure Of this cooperation.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
r4e APPEAL or A coascalpr
New Orleans Times Picayunc

New Orleans Times. ptcayuncD
4 young man song to the army camp
to prepare himself Gor the war gad 8bo
signs himself An American Conscrtpl
writes to the papers as follows
Hetore va go across the Atlantic
ae would like 10 kaow whether or not
All American citizens are going to give
as q fair hghtIHE chance for oar lives
Are yon going TO stand back Of us2
We can take care of the front bHt for
Gods sake. 8e plead keep The copper
heads and hyeuas from knitting rs In
the rear"
This h lair and just demand The
men who are going 10 the front la the
defense ct their country and the world
have right so ask that those who
have not yet been called ~ for mill
/ fary service sec to it that tb" nation
IL protected ~ home against those v ho
are seeking. In every way possible. 90
stir MP trouble and dlseoFd, and 10
iHcitc riots and Instructions al home
The United States suffered from this
class Of "eoPpofheads' during the Civil
lWar and tn ConfadoFacy to an almost
equal extent from the "jayhaWkorR
and other deaerters insurrectiouists
and enemies Portions Of Louisiana
aud Aississippi swarmed with these
contemplate men aud summary meth.
aas had b. be- Fesorgod 10 before they
we're broken up
/ The people Of the United States aho
|wll remain at home viii see ie il that
1.-The request of the American Conscripi
/ that the people stand back Of them
I and deal with the cDpperheads and
/ hypnas" Is kept W. cannot IN justice
10 tn men whJ are uphoidinE the
cause ~ The country allow their work
/ "a be- mdoEc OF tu be weakened in any
way, ard the best, indeed the only
! way - deal with conspirutors OF this
Itype is hy the most energetic and sum
mary methods Il was found SO during
she CbD var, a. il has always and
Eeyetye been found
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

The tactics Of the great var ar,
undergoing another change IN the
west the tremendous artillery ere al
the british aud French is making II
excessively difficult tor the Germans
to hold continuous lines of trenches
Accordingly, they aFe occupying shell
cratrrs with detached machine gun
parties always within supporting dts
tame Of ore another and scattered
over very broad zonn of front. II h
hard gor the gunucrs ia tell which
shell holes srr fortified and which are
not. aud hard also ga keep a destruc.
tive hafrarn hfe uu defenses so idely
scattered Rut our Allies are finding
the answer 80 the new military prob
lem. az they did to the original trench
warfare
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
FAIR NOTES

W. anoW that the children will be
delighted to learn tbat the Fair Asso.
cation has signed a contract with a
merry RornRud maH lla promises 10
be- here and to ran the merry Roround
the entire time Of the Fair day and
night So let the little boys and girls
aud lhe larger lEroanupl boys aud
girls save some uickols and take few
ahuIs ON this ioymakor Watch for
the merry Eo.roBHd
The suggestion made last week ia
these columns Ia regard 10 the school
parade Has what If purported TO be s
merely "a suggestion The matter has
not been presented Go the Fair Associa.
ton aud has not been sanctioned by
fhr Association. II the Association
IL Tres to have such a parade. it can
easily overcome the objections He have
heard So far hy having the white
schools parade ou one day and the
rolorgd schools on another day
Il is time for us now to- begin think
Ha about that boosters trip Tor is It
those boosters rripsD Keep your ear
In trim See that Il is always Ia good
running order so Wheu the call comes
to take the hig outing you win not be
left behind au account Of car troubles
Ne have heard AT least one person say
that she enjoyed the boosters trip
fuIiy as much as the Fair II is q
valuable adjunct 70 the Fair and GER
talaly ought not 10 be- omitted The
tlme Of starting und the itinerary will
be published In plenty Of time ahead
80 YOU can make arrangements 10 join
the parry Bnt BE prepared %
Mr. Claude Daniel has sent Ia his
Ignatiad as superintendent Of the
restaurant department and we are
again up against IT, for a man to on
this Important position We are will
ing TO announce the vacancy thus pub
llcIy. because wc have no fear of being
overwhelmed WIlh applications for the
job
The Wilhelm Lumber Company has
again very generously offered to de-
nate Ia8o feet Of lumber and taa or
three cars at saWdust Perhaps the
company viii also make an exhibit al
the Fair This company is a agnwlro
aud a booster for the Free Fair
Arrangements ara being made 10
have "a biz football game on Saturday
al the Fair belsoeB BATON Rouge High
School and New Orleans High School
This ought to be and doubtless will be
one Of the mostsatffactivo features Of
the Free Fair
The Secretary has just had letter
from an amusement company la New
Orleans proposing to scrd some amuse.
mrnt concessions to the Fair Our
prospects for amusement features are
much better than last year
our Fair viii be better advertised,
have more amusement features, and
doubtless win be- better managed IN
every respect than lasl year II stands
TO reason that. If the weather Ia favor.
able and II eur exhibitors come across
~ they Doubtless Will we shall have a
fse more successful Fair this year than
lest
Lets pull toEetb - fer the bnst Fair
in our history
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

The alIe OF Tons Converse cuIorud
aaa ma over and Killed bg lhe e8fIy
s. q Ny pa cnger train Wedpes
day morning AZ Whitman station. the
body being literally ground 20 nIoces
Coroner Taylor and Deputy Sheriff
Wilcox went out and held aB inquest
They report that the indications are
that rHo Woman committed suicide
she had been sick a long time During
the night she told her husband and
sister that she aa going into another
rom to pray SHE jumped through a
Windows and made her way 10 thp rail
road track when they found her tho
train had passed and her body VAS
manRled as described
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

In one of the nuw iamousl iRfamousl
LuNbuFg dispatches to- his government
be recommends with regard to the
Argentine STEAMERS either compelling
them to turn hack. sinking them with
out leaving any traces. OF letting them
through II would have taken con
sidergbIe ingenuity for his government
to decide ou something different from
these thrau possibilities Possibly h.
feared that laseoiEg the vessels "a th6
shore would Be attempted of some
hing like that
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

The Federated Employment Clear.
ing House. city Hall, New Orleans. has
been ordered by the Commissioners.
General Of immigration at Washington.
y G. IN a Telegram 90 register all men
relieved from eantonment work nj
Alexandria. La, and to ascertain the
post office address, work desired and
where willing to work The object of
this registration is 20 secure employ.
mont for them elsewhere 81 war emer
gency work II there Is Ia be found any
former workers al oanloumpnt still
within the reach Of this office please
call aud register for above purposes,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

An English defender of the Admiralty
Ten trying ia answer the question Wha,
would Nelson have doBeT pertinently
reminds mis- readers that nowadays the
Nelson who fought Trafalgar could
never have got by a medical board with
his one arm. his one eye, his damaged
head. and his chronic inyatdism In
Nelson's day II was enough to b. a
fighter Springfield Republican
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
coLoREp PEOPLE RALLY TO
SUPPORT or PARISH FAIR

Secretary Crump WAS agreeabiy sur.
priced early last Friday morning when
thr Reverend Dick Veal HANDED him
the neat little sum Of thirty dollars
Ieold eashl as ? slighl reminder of the
fact that the eo,ored people Of the
parish ase taking mach interest In the
Free Parish Fair Ia Nhieh they win
have a part this year This is a
splendid beginning fer IL" eolored
people aud Indicates that when they
come B with full force, they vii be
quite a financial asset lo the Fair
The colorcd division OF the Fair has
held several meetings already The
interest is being worked up rapidly and
It mas be thgt We shall receive some
more surprises ia the way Of the good
showing that they will make Ia the
Pair work
Following Us a list Of the cash con
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

On common outside Of Munich
bavaria. was recently deposited at the
dead Of night a pile Of eggshells. six
feet high sud some twenty feet square
Il is estimated that the pile represented
the remains Of at least t30o0 eggs.
The police theory Is that the eggs
rotted In the hands Of a hoarder who
sought thus 30 conceal the crime he
had committed against the stringent
German food laws The Town Council
has assured the people that the police
sill be kept on the trail Of the egg
hoaFdcf until he il tracked 10 his lair
II he has many more eggs boarded the
tracking ought NOS TO be difficult, oven
for BayaFian policeman. fond Of
limberger
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

The four lines written TO an Amegl,
can years aud years ego by q HrItisher
are likely To prove az prophetic as any.
thing that vas ever penned
Sea-born We are sca-born YOU
still upon the sea we're met,
The sea Il MAS that parted as.
The sra will bind MS zee
Baton Ronge state-Times
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

Preparations are being made for q
big rally Of East FeIioiana parish clti.
gems ut the court house IN Clinton
Saturday. 20 organize 4 until of the
state Council Of Defense Judge J
Fred Odom. of Baton Rouge, will de-
liver an address. az will number Of
local leaders
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

Not long ago a bank offered prize
for the best slogan on thrife The
winning ore was Earn what you
can. spend What YOU must give what
You should. and save the rest.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

Sending the .TwoniyfoBfih infantry
to the Philippines for the rest ot the
var is ft punishment for the rjotpR
Of pome 81 ita members and also for
the officers who It would appear had
uo control over their men Sew Or,
lvana states
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
REGISTRATION OF WOMEN

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resume - gwen
'He governments - ~ ''' ms 80
ihrot years e' wal anu 'u' ~"
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'r"''"" OF ~ ""'''''. 49,
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f'h'@'t''''" ''",p'''' @''p 49, 80,
passed 'l'' 'a" k'''"S '''' ''''' ''''
'a 81 "'i''Se l"'i poN'' ~ ''9'''' =
repatriation u ""'"," ''o,' ,'', -.
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ha7 a"cldea 10 nav S"'h ''s'@''
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

Clothes go not make the man, bat
they may show what kind of q man he
Is Albany Journal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

FOR SALE POO buahels Burr Glover
Seed. "a 81 aO per bushol Dr N W
Wilhelm. la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15
JuRy vrNtREs

Grand latv fpg tbs October Term. ialt
at the gftb judicial District Court far thr
Parish II West FtHtIaua. State ~ Louis
...s. 4,.s,.r,...5,siB., Monday B.gfg...f 1917
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-09-15

! h0FghF ffflTfE Ihe Hf0YT sad F0Ff"
ea.Hr Ia hn e True and correct copy ri
lHa gsna larry tar tHs October Term
wtl uf 20 saith lndtrHl District Court
Cor the Parish o. West Ftl.e.aUa las
rammtRg MONDAY October 1917 and
Of the Petit Bry fur THE arsan3 es.k 1T
s8fa Count commencing MuwlaE october
Is l8lT
Ia alth whereof uitaeHs NY hand 8nd
seal officially ihIs i2th daR II September
#i9 g. s. MUSE
clerk 81 saI8 Court
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-19
LOS ROLSHEVIKIS NOMBRARON
EMBAJADOR EN- LONDRES.
Wienc de la Ia

~eslava. y hercd6 una considerable
fortuna. Sirvi6 Dor valios amos en-
e. gohierno del cx-Czar Nicolas g hi
70 Il ripida carrcra en- las csferas
oficialeS. dchido a Su claro talonto V
4 81 incanSablc la~boriosidad. descm-
peao pucstos de importancia en- cI
Ministerio de Relaciones Extcriorcs
del antigua regimen. Por algGn ITEM
no fut prime secr.tario de la Emba-
jada rasa en- Berlin; pcro en- los i'll
limos amos Sc dedico principalmcnte
al perioIismo y a trabaios de auxi-
lio para los rcvo!ucionarios. En- Ia
a.tualidad ". Chicherjn dchc tenar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-19

sicneros c%iviies, mvalidoS. muieres Y
ninos memories de IA amos ' para ell
mejoramionto de los p~risioncros de
guerra. FL tratado lerm;na con estas
palabras.
Cen 81 prop6sito de facilitar Ia
conjunction dc las n~egociaciones de
pa" y apreSurar la ruracion de las
hcrldas causadas por Ia guerra. las
parties c1ntratantes dan los pasos
cncaminaGoS al restabIccimiento de
las re~laciones econ6micas y dc cuItu-
~ entire los signatarios. Dcntro Ic
To- llmites que el armisticlc 10 permit
Ia. podra e~fectuarse ell servicio pos
tai, el envio de libros Y p~eriodicos =
restablecersc las reiaciones comercia-
les, para 10 cuai una comisi6n inte-
grada por representatives de ambas
parties contratantcS. Y en- la que esta-
ran Representatives todos los partidos
intcreSados. conciuira los arreglos V
dstal!es en- Petrogrado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-19
Escasea Ell carbon
para la guerra
Varias fdbricas de Baltimore es=
tan sin cOrriente eItctrica pOr
falta del cOmbuStible

WASHINGTON. Diciembre lS.-A
iuicio del doctor Garfield, admins
trador de CombuStibles. Ia reduc-
ci0n en- el consume es 10 unico que
puede salvar al pals de los danos que
lie ocasionaria Ia faita de carbon. AsI
10 declare a los doscientos presiden-
ties de comisiones de servicios de gdc-
IRA n~ombrados por diversaS indus
trias. para que las pusi2ra en- contac-
to directo con 81 go5;ernn. en- IA
comurl de ~nateciaies Sc guerra. d.
chos presidentes Sc reunicron en- esta
capital con objeto de nombrar sus
dii ectores Y Ell doctor CARTEL fue
uno de los varios f~uncionarios del &C
bierno que delinearon los prohlemas
industriales que Ia de resolver Ia ma
ci6n.
s.: no Sc hacc TN csfucrzo con
certado, para ~conservar el comhusti-
ble-diio 81 doctor Garfield las e%is
tenciaS de carbon no bastaran para
las necesidades de la industrial. Las
industries de guerra seran las que
obtengan la preferencia de Ia aGmi-
instruction de combustible. en- Ia dis
tribuci6n del carbon Y las demas ten
dram que slfrir las constituencies de
Ia fa!ta de combuStible, aunque TO
s. haya hecho una liSta de las indus
trias De articulos cue no Sc conslde-
ran esenciaies a las que sc negara ei
ca hnn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-19
La CAMARA APROBO IA REF0R-
MA PARA La PROHIBlCION
NACIONAL.
Viene de la 6a.J

ella asist;eroa. ha sido uno de los
mas grardeS. Basic iecir Que hubo
cuarenta miembros mas de los que
~estuyieron p~resentes en- Ia session en-
que Ell Prcsidente Wilson lego 81 re-
cicnte mensaje. FL total de votos
eal:tidcs l4l0}, Sc dice ser e. mas