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PRINT PAPER FOR THE.
SMALL PUBLISHERS Is
NOW PROVIDED FOR

NEW YORK. July 2I.-NnnounC"-
mont In mnd" by tn" pnpNr c"mmlftr"
of tho hm"rltau Newspaper IuhllYh-
ora association TINT through con
tract made By the Cumnltt"" Win
Lord Northclittc'a Newfoundland milt
$4,000 tonn OF ncwH print annually
will be available without contract Tor
small Newspaper publishers III 'h'
United States and others VIII" hav"
been paying high prices Tor th"lr rTIht
paper requirements.
The entire output OF tn" N"rihriiH"
mill DO available ns we'll IN tn" output
OF the Albert r.. Rrod bill. aI"ar thn
Northclifre plant which makes luo
tons OF ground wood daily In iddl-
tion the paper committees says there
now ID In storage and ready I"i hhlp
ment Is 900 Tons uT n"wa pIlhl. 10"
tInis OF ground wood pulp and ".onu
tona AZ nulphllc the latter i"i The ua"
Of cunVcTalun mills In Ihi" country
The paper connlItr" "AlI"nn"S ia"
belief that bringing Ibis calin nrwh
urinl lnin the marked "lll i""ul' Va
la~uI pIl.cn all "I'.nn'l. "n IL WI !"
nI,iC ,ninpuilIl.h., creating hnY'i -
tnnihrI by placing at TIA" hi"r''""l al
,uuhlInho,p r.n"i"lig "''''' r"I'"' 'h""
ihey IN no"l u 10 "l". i'"'''" y"
have an lmn,".,i"ni h""'ine -" iHIt
VIII aoii ia" r,'"l"' III 'h" i'"'"
elmo ,niIla ~hll" III" r''"""l nl'I"
rnnry rslsia
hpr"aa"y ahIpn h"V" l""m ""r"r"h
h., I,nnat,ti 10" nurriI h"I" ""l '""
,nt R,,ou huv" uii"nlY h',"n 'l"NY"t"h
On tho Atlantic, u""l,',u,'l nn'l "n"lh"i
will b. ON ~" way ~ ~ low 'lnih ihl'
nowu pint Ia ~ ,"lIp m"l rl'""in
"rhlu pnp"r win l." sold nv '"''"i"
IoIU al intrn l"Hn Ihhn ia" pi"VnlllIW
,uuikri uuuhnll"nr 'lt" l'np"r com
miii"r rnyu. "nud I,uhlimh"in "h" TAX"
Inrgr, quantities. viii E"l II IT," l"'w
than ~ II hundred pounds ] I"
urnlnnrh III" "snri pIl'" has H"' 81,
boon not 1t wili u" n"ll tot 'hhh IN
advance with order
Tho financing ruI THIS arrangement
wan mn,ln pnnnIbl" Through ih" R"n"i
onliy nf u number "r lnIE" puhlthli"I"
Thu nmnll"t puhllnh'rn now may H"'
thrlr requirements by "uIiIuinil' "lI'hI
with A Il Mcintyre. np'.'lnI i'Iir
rruiuIivu oT tho paper committee" III
thln city,
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TO AID DISABLED ONE q.

BALTIMORE. July "I--t. w. EEhn.
general clnim nRrnt uf til" IihlI im"r"
4 Ohio rnllrund. hiu, launched II plan
for The MD or lhnnr rnIlrund rmpI"y"n
who nny be- permanently dlnmhl"d In
the. wnr ro TINT they may h" taken
cnTr Of inter the return 10 rivll lIT".
In hin he hnn he bnrknIE of NIL other
TnllTund ryrtcmn and the I"ndn 81 The
country viii HrI An unli III lhlh
WORN
Tho movement Is To- "hurnI" dis
nhlrh ruldirrr Iu hr"nin" sell "uru"ri.
Inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
ANNOUNCE. NEW PLAN
FOR u. 5. PURCHASES

WNSIINtTDN July II rho now
plnu fur uuhluE government wnr InIr-
"hnr"r. rnlllnF Iur reorganization "f
tl,, ruumilI"" rIui"nI OF tho hCf"nnn
curIu"ii Iuubnhlv VIII l." announced
hv l'I"rlhruI WilGun lnInnIrnw or
Mnndny AMI hn uul Int" effect imm"-
,int"Iy I'll" council was To hnv" MP
proved II to-day but postponed nCllun
until iunnrruw.
Creation OF II wnr nhuatricr hnnr'l
nuh priority bunrd ~ supervise gov
eminent buying ~ The most important
rhnnrr from Ih" pr"N"nt RyHl"m. TIL"
'wnr Industries hunTh. with Frank
Iirui nj ilq head. although making no
nclunl purchasers. Will nppr0v" nll con
lTnrIh for wnr AupplIcr.
Tlr prlurily hnurIi will hrnignni,'
lh" crater IN which government con
tracts phHIl h. filled
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NO RECURRENCE OF
YOUNGSTOWN RIOTS

NDi' Nt.HrDWN o. July 2I.-.A Tr-
t.uIIrnrr al The race IlnIn which nc-
cured hc,r yesterday hrI wcrn NOM
bonn III Tia, ohio Nutlunni Guard and
IL crowd al mrrI"cn liz M, l0nh nh for
tuIuu"I william J.. Love. TuInfnnnhri
ar Ilr IrnIl regiment. hnr ordered
rutIniir az hir mon To- continue Tho
patrol nf the hurlurnn rr"tInn which
was ,rlnhiirhrh liant nlHhI II IN"
rnuIlun mEulnrI IurIlirI hiniuIbnn""n
Although tho city la not uud"r muI
tinl Inv the military han nuIhnIlIY I"
prrvrnI rurh tliniu,hnncnr nm incurred
yrrIrrhny whom nnnrlY nrorn uf
unprurn Irrrlvrh n nnVnr0 hrntlnH At
tho hands nf the nnItl"rn wlium lhnr
nIr ulIrgml Ia hnv" r"nIlnunurir 1T
nuIich rlurr Tho PuHItlnm"n w"r" IlInl
uiInrIrTuh hCIG
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HTJUhINu PLhHTEH T'ILOnE.

WNhIII%GTDN. July - NnmUIca 81
court uInnIuT ,II-ITlhnI'h In ltrnulll n
: $ nr u IirrIunu InluI concern w"rr
Turned ,,VrI in lli' 'l"I,nTl IUrnI at IA"
Ilrr i"dmy Icy ;""r"inr} itrdn"Ih.
'hnrE'n hpv" h""m mad" Tint Ger
IunI,u nI,. ;rITrndiuE I"tuuun nIIl ntIt,.I
,II-,nIm.n ~ Tho I.uIi"h f~ni"n IlirnIri,
Tia, hIriTIinItiuu nr IunH i'nI hr"nnlnT =.
Tilr hrpnrInI 'uI 81 lu"iI'" |" mnhluE u
.IruIrnI nunIyrln ct ,"Iui rImnicrr al
IT, WnrhiuHI"u II"In t"II"nn r"IiH 81
Nr LnLInlIY
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SERBS PLEASED OVER
ENTRY OF AMERICA

GOltFu 'July - IL F"rcIvnl
Dodge. special agent Of III" stat" d",
pnrrmrnl Of tn" United HIn'"H md
formerly ntlnrh"d Il" IN" American
embassy II, Paris. arrived h"r" l"dny
wife and family. lie pnlh mn "fhGlnl
Walt To tho Serbian premier ma FOR
rign minister. who "xpr"HH"d lh"lr
PLEASURE. NJ "ih" ntrnnr'' "f III" nobi"
American people into the nrhi Tor ia"
rr"ni uhlim" prnrlpl"h or liberty.
Justice ind government by IN" pee"
pie.
To Ihla was ndd"l nh "kpr"hnl'h "I
hope. hy The HrThinu ofNclhln That tn"
rnurIn Of Mr. Dodge would r"huil Ia
bringing III" American md Hrihlhn
prupir closer 10 "nrh other 10 tho Inu
Iuui advantage at both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
WHEN IS A SOLDIER
NOT A SOLDIER I

nInNIIliVlII,r =" iulY Fl Ia
u n,llI,i IL q hmtIiinr nUIi q" r"hll"' IN
uuIi,uiu Ia tL, uy,,u 81 liz" Ira'l'InI Ia"
nrnIuui the .,uI,. at lituUI,uutn 1" u'L
,l,.Iu Ia nuiInIni
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lu h,rUrImu.n "I iunIl'' ur'uI" h''"
It" ,urr"ii"u "i''n', "nl 81 'h"Ir""
that n,lilIrIr hur" b"Uu 'l"IiuInT linIlI
Iur ruiIr r"tlIur Ihrn "'I nmil then
ruinr l., rrl'"n,u T." uu'n'h lh"li
lhliri
i:nlmruh"rt,"rr 'lnlm ih"" 81" mnmhln
- ulIuC,IIrh hot wo"n ruI'li"In nutl
,IrIlInur wh"u they w"nt hnihluG
ruItu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR

hMHrliitlJhM. fully II Emperor
t'hnrIrr IT hurIIln had n narrow
rrcnI,r lnrd wrrk Will" whiting Tho
hntIIr front IN tinlI"ln, nnyn tho
Wiener kllTrmrlmr XrIinnF Whiln
The rruurrni wnn taking luncheon ~ II
rnrllu urnI the BATH" lln" ItIishlnn
artillery rhrIIrh The dwelling Tho
emperor nrH i"flirrd ~ Ihh" cover
mud went un the hnIrnny, but owing
Ia the prulrrInlIunr al hin nlnh ha
wnn DnnIly Induced to lunVc,
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woo

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,.n,L ,nnthrI vhI L. ANN" APPARENT =
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
BAUJF,.RS CLUB TO PLAY
DII.I.ONVAI.E. SUNDAY

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!IN I,III. 1ull. -. Nrrh nrr .lrll
IhIr mrI,.tn,."r, age l., uInt hrd
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n,,,r Inflammation iI,,u Nnrl,iutI ~,
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had net ;uI Iu,n IU'uiNrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
"SUB" DESTROYED

FNHIE. .JuIv II t"rnnn rub
runrInr wmr tl"uirnYrd on Thurrdnv on
thu french runrt went nr talnir. Tn"
untlrrHrn hOnI went nufur" nntl til"
crow, lnuhlr to ire" her. opened tn"
gnnullnr tnnhn aud net FIR" to tn" V"H-
RcI
The mrnlhrrn Of The crew r"nchwl
tn" nhnr" where they w"r" undo
DrluuUrTu
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rum DOWN, rIIIcd

MuHlA NTuWN. " Va. lIIY - .
rInui I.nrrhrT wan hiiiuh anil E"lr''r
Mel min md ruu NJ yrrr r''t" nuI lrIIr.
Is In nIIrh to-day al Point Marian when
nm nlIiunurhlln Iru'h In "hl'h they
wrIr riding WAC riIIIrh rs IinlllIiIr"
a. ohio Inrn"nTrI iInln III" iiu'h
ntnlod ms II wnn "Inrnlur II' lIn' Ii
md tho cHmIm nf TIA" n"u /" r'nIi
fl fullrH
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a Perfect Baby

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ri. H. a, %-a" IT,, s. s. . Al S:.-,., o..
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RCEIiII NT lIHRVDIDRIIiI .

rI.hHItsIilIIiG. W Va. July -
IN II T. Muth"nY, '"r'HirI. to-day 81"
rlnIrd nr munvnl,lnh" accident the
,l"rlIuruIluu ,L HAIRY tnilInnn. ~ II
mnrhlulid, when hr l"'rnuiu "nlnnEl'h
Iu viirr 1T u mining nnililn" late p"h.
irIrIny IN to" Dawson cont mime n"hr
hrIG
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WNUiII..iII'I'. .l,ly American
u"ld nnI",rr" ,iurlur tie. u"'"I '"' "',l.
Iup .Ium" ~ t"ImIlr'I ~, Itd.n'h u"
nhnuu H. HruIrr .."IrI'Ii"d I'''l"I hE iI"t
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uf imIuttr nvrI. "pInTI- ~ iEhh. at mol
npnlurI - net nnIruiI "r 1Irl-i - al l"9i
s"n,. nmh t1t. i.ahI ia" I"nr h" go"
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NEW YnUII. July :i..Iln~ "unnr
nIrnna centrifugal 81 20. m"lnrror N ~
rorinnd fi,,n. fino nr"nuIn,Hi Fihm
n 30.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
Life's Gloomy Joy.

Do you over feel that nobody in the
world cares anything for you? If yor
never feel that way, you r:iss ta.o 81
the greatest lHelancholy Pleasures oi
life. When you feel that You have
10 friends, and that the wi,";e worl6
is agaiist you, you shoui'! :int argue
with yourself that you are wrong. Yor
should go to some Quie! place, where
you can be alone, and there sit dOwr
and enjoy your grief. or course, aL
people cannot find comfort in this kinc
of thing. Many of them are not for
tunate enough to have the proper view
Of life. In order to enjoy gloomy hap
piness you must believe that the WORLD
Is upkipd. II you don't believe tha,
much, there is no use OF your seek.
Ing the sad Joy that comes to those
who do believe it.-Fort Worth Star.
Telegram.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15

SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Richland, ss., District Court Fourth Judi
cial District.
L. b. Matheisen, Plaintiff
Cora 4. Roggeveen, Carrie E. Iiackett,
sole heirs at law OF Mrs. L. A. Sears.
deceased and all other persons un
known, claiming any estate in or lien
or incumbrance upon the real proper
ty described in the complaint,
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You. and each OF you. are hereby sum
moncd to answer the Complaint Of the
Plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
Will be filed with the Clerk OF the District
Court in and for the County CT RicLland
and to serve copy. OF your answer there
to upon the subscribers within Thirty days
after the service OF this summons upon
you. exclusive OF the day OF such service
and i you fail to 50 appear or answer the
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated this ss'h gaSf% eaX e feRT9srY, M1nY 1917
Attorneys for Plaintifr. Post Office
and Office Address, Plano Bldg,
Fargo, North Dakota.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You will please take notice that the object
to the following described real property,
lying and being in the County of Richland,
and State Of North Dakota, to-wit: Lot
Four ~ OF Block Four ~ Of Barnaby's
NdG Dakota S ed afher that
herein has been flled in the office OF the
FABER L WOOD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
+@-7- March !, St
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
COMING TO
Wahpeton
Dr.. elIenthin
SPECIALIST
FOR HIS SIXTH YEAR IN NORTH
DAKOTA
DOES NOT USE SURGERY
will be at
MERCHANTS HOTEL
Wednesday, Mch. Fl
office Hours 9 A. N. to 4 p. N.
One Day Only
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION
One Day Only
no CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION

DR.. Mellenthin is a regular
graduate in Medicine and Surgery
and IS licensed by the State of
North Dakota. He visits profess
sionallv the more important
towns and cities and offers to all
who call on this trip consultation
and examination free, except the
expense of treatment when desir-
ed.
According to his method of
treatment he does not operate for
chronic appendicitis, gall stones,
ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ad-
enoids.
He has to his credit many Yon-
derful results in diseases of the
stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin
nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed
wetting catarrh. weak lungs, rhe-
umatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get anv
better do not fail to call, as I'M
proper measures rather than dis
ease are very often the cause of
your long standing trouble.
Remember above date, that cx-
animation of this trip will be free
and that his treatment is differ
ent.
German spoken. Address: 336
Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
3-i-S-l5
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
Thought Makes the Man.

A warped mind can never produce
symmetrical character. Thinking /.
the molding force in life. Let the mind
dwell only on brute strength and you
will gradually take on the animal ma.
ture. Sellers Of patent foods tell you
It's what you eat that makes the man.
Students Of human nature declare it'a
what you think that makes the man.
And little thinking on your part will
convince you they have the best Of the
argument. You can't help letting your
thoughts speak through your deeds.
and your deeds form the habits Of
which your life is the sun. So If you
would grow symmetrical you must
start the process In your thinking. j
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
TEACHERS OF OUR PUBLIC
SCHOOL FOR COMING YEAR

The following corps of teach
ers were reelected for the coming
school year:
Superintendent, Martha Fulton.
Manual training teacher, Roy
Finkenbiner.
Science teacher, Robert Schuck.
Commercial teacher, Elsie Wall
pole.
Domestic teacher. Maud Engle.
Principal of the Grade School,
Elmer Paulson.
9th Grade, Inga Neostad.
9th Grade Helen Campion.
5th Grade Georgina Baker.
4t'l Grade, Mabel Nepstad.
3rd Grade, Edda Albrecht.
End Grade, Gladys Jenson.
1st Grade, Elizabeth Stanley.
1st Grade Bertha Baurers.
The Misses Snyder, Holcheu
Shane and Weisert were not ap-
plicants for reelection. Their
places will be filled later.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
CITATION HEARING PROOF OF WILL.

STATE or NORTH DAKOTA. COUNTY OF
RichIand, In County Court, Before Hon.
George VanArnam. Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF kunigIInda
IIafner Deaceascd
Michael Iiafner, Petitioner
Elizabeth I.ocllr, Simon Wi"dcl John
WirdcI. Margarctlla l'orlIm, and
John Wicdel,
Respondents
THE STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, To the
above named respondents and all person in
terestrd in the Estate of kunigunda IIarncr,
Deceased;
You and each of you are hereby notified
that Michael liafner. the Petitioner herein.
has filed in this Court document in writ
ing, purIiorting to be the Last Will and
Testament OF Kunigunda Hafner. late OF
the Village OF Mooreton In the County OF
Richland and State OF North Dakota. deceas-
ed, with his petition, praying for the ad-
mission to probate Of said document as the
Last Will and Testament OF said deceased,
and for the issuance to Michael Hafner or
letters testaInentary thereon. and that the
ported Will and Testament will be heard
and duly considered by this Court on Mon
day. the 3Oth day Of April, A. D., 1917 at
the Court Rooms of this Court in the
County Court House. in the City Of Wah-
peton, County OF Richland and State OF
North Dakota; and
You and each Of you are hereby cited to
be and appear before this Court at said
time and place and answer said petition and
show cause, II any there be, why the pray.
BY the Court,
(sEAL) GEORGE VAN ARNAM.
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 3rd day of March
Let the service Of the above citation bl
made by publication in the Wahpeton Timei
and by service OF q copy on the County
Treasurer. RichlaDd County. North DskUtI
GEORGE VAN ARNAM,
Jldgl
PURCELL 4 DIVET.
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Wahpeton, North Dakota.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
WATKINS REMEDIES

have the agency for the Wat
kin's liniments. spices. extracts
and toilet articles for the south
half Of Richland county. includ-
ing the city Of Wahpeton.
A full line of the above arti-
cles is kept at 81 Second street
south.
Phone 368L M. d. keeney. Agent
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
"THE LlFE OF ouR sAvloUR''

a seven reel dramatic master
piece, in eolors. Let the little
one come and see this picture.
Friday evening, March 10th.
Special Matinee at 4:1O, admis-
sion price for all children SC.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15
Business Directorv=
o. R. MOE, ri, b.

u - UuOG1 NJ e
SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Nose and
Glasses properly fitted. Office in
the Benesh & Pierce Block, Room
No. Z, Breckenridge. Minnesota.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15

1,
Sewer District No 3 Bonds
District No. Warrants outstanding.
District No. Warrants outstanding.
9th ST. Ext of S. ID. No Warrants outstanding
2md ST. Ext of d. No Warrants outstanding
9Th ST Ext. D.. Warrants outstanding
7th ST. Ext of S. d. No Warrants outstanding
4th st Ext of S. D. No. Warrants outstanding 529O
5th ST. Ext OFFS d. No Warrants outstanding O). 5O2O
lth ST. Ext d. No. Warrants outstanding
5th ST. Ext d. No Warrants outstanding 2).
9th ST. ID. No. Warrants outstanding
9th ST. Ext of S. d. No. Warrants outstanding i) 1679SO
Sewer Water Connection Fund Warrant outstanding
Paving District No Warrants outstanding
Special Sidewalk Warrants outstanding
Total Special Indebtedness
Water Works Bonds outstanding.
City Hall Bonds outstanding 100000
General Fund Warrants outstanding
Water Works Fund Warrants outstanding 2i67.57
Total other than Special Indebtedness 99l1.57
Total all Indebtedness February 28, i3533380
Resources
in City Treasury - - - - -. ..- - ........s 1864 go
General Fund Warrants carried Sinking Funi..
Real Estate owned by the 100000
Personal owned by the City 100000
Cement Crossing
Water Works System 100000
February 1917 .....s 2OO56i 60
1916 ASSESSED VALUATION OF CITY
All
Personal
738i33OO
School Mills 5752.i2
City Tax III Mills
5oo6l6o
Respectfully submitted.
S. II. MURRAY. City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-03-15

LASTING SPLENDID MEMORIAL
Is the monument that is made
and erected by us.
Only the finest quality marble
or granite is handled here--and
the beauty Of our designs is ap.
roved by exacting critics.
Our lettering, etc. is such as to
offset the action off the elements
longest.
Prices, etc. gladly furnished if
you will but inquire.
WAHPETON
MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
Il. J. k0RF, Proprietor
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-17
FoR FUEL SAVING

one of che most important duties OF
the State Fuel Administration is 70
conserve The supply of coal So that
there VIII he sufficient fer the purposes
enumerated
Government requirements faf all
purposes
Munitions. domestic and public
Utility requirements
2 Plants furnishing Government
supplies Indirectly
I other Industrial plants
e All other users Of coal
In order to curtaiI the demand Tot
coal It is suggested that wood be used
for fuel purposes. wherever possible
and practicable to do SO
The railroads of iho country are
taxed TO their capacity and any move.
mpnt that viii relieve the congestion
of traffic ou their rails viii help along
In The aork at the Government tH
preparing for tho var with Germany
JNO 6 OKEtLEi.
State Fuel Administrator
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-17
"A-pLENTY MORE LIKE EN-
WHERE YOU'RE A-GoiN

american Cooperative Journal
They tell Of an old grandma who vas
sitting ia front Of her home. knitting
ia the sunshine. VhcH aH Immigrant
with covered wagon drew up his team
and gave them a rest and drink
'Ilowdy,' spoke up grandma
Where hr you a.goiu ."
To Nebraska Grandma
An where be you from ."
From back in Indiana state
Wal spoae you jest hated to leave
the old home aud neiehbors ?" again
asked grandma
No Deed We did not. we had the
peskiest. meanest uotghhors. We wos
glad 20 get shed of en-
Yes bul roul find plenty more Just
HE em where you. a.goin And then
grandma 3oul on knitting
\ frw DAYS later another Immigrant
wagon with its family drew mp Of the
water trough And again grandma
asked the usual questions rs 90 where
they were going and where they were
from
hal this time the answer to the ques
ton Of whether they did not hate to
break up old home ties vas different
Indeed ve did hate 70 leave. Grand
ma II nearly broke our hearts We
had the best neishbors that ans one
ever had
Yes, eoasoled grandma, I kn0w
h0w it's, but youll find plenty more
just like 'sm where you're a-goiu
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-17
70 TIE SHIPPERS or LOUISIANA

The State Council 81 Defense has
received from the Council of National
Defense request that aN shippers iH
I.pusIaua ruoperala ID securing better
freight service by economy along Ger.
tain Hur4 tH rhe usa al ears la this
connection lbn railroad Committee ou
Car srrNtc, of the Council Of National
Dsfruse has offered thp following sug
gr-tguas which ar sincerely trust yo0
viii follow o8f as far ~ possible.
/ Tu thr receiver uf freight. Pur
chaaa be tha ueaFnst market. be- pre-.
pared to store the fnll contents Of the
largest freight ear. bunch Your orders
So gs 10 make GtII carload Iots, ii yoa
cant order b., carload arrange with
others 90 pouI carload shipments. Ut
load cars promptly
2 10 The shipper Of freight Load
heavy commodities un aiI eases up ~
Ia ln excess Of fhe marked carrying
capacity at each ear unless special
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...t...4- ...,n r.g.r.nca - certain
- .......,,.,.,.. - .v,..sd Tho
,ar b. ..t,,.h ,... .nestaI Instruction.
AM ...r.. I'D rsh, u..tsht or hylky
s.....,., g.. f,u cr.,,t,al r,r,,.ft, nj cacb
h.. conn, .,t,.,,...,,,s road, f,r Inn.
tt. ,,n.,t., go r.aai,, ~ ear.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-17

The prices obtanable fer cattle and
hogs 1T the present time offer a strong
iaducemeal to sell. even the female
stock bat ii this practice Is persisted
In II is going to result In a shortage OF
meat animals when they may be need.
cd even more than at the present time
Il may be quite permissible to get rid
of q reasonable number st the old and
Improbable female stuff but there
should bp q rigid line drawn at the
younger female stock, If sc hope TO
maintain and increase The supply and
meet the future demands for meat
animals which Is not only a common
sense proposition. bat q profitable one,
and a patriotic duty demanded of cur
people ia the present world crisis, Ia
which our country Is 3 participant
IN " II Dalrymple