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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
9reimal SnriifSci6las
gen.
(JOrtietnng DOn Ser I. Seite.)


geno 5wii6en Der N}aas uuO ser
MoieI mar Oas 9(rtiaerie-@efedt elm
iebr beftigeS. Gin 9oritoB Seitens
umierer 9nlffldrimgs Getodements
bel GenenouOiQe mar bon guten 9fe-
illtuten besleitet. @ir modten 5a6l-
reide @efongene.
Oeitlider &rieg 8 6au.
plat.
SSn Dem 9e5irf 5pii6en ser Oitiee
lmO oen &arpatben mar Die @efe6ts-
tb6tisfeit MIR bel 9iga uno iiioli6
BON Giinablrg lebbafteu G6arafters.
SSn Den @alo-9arpatben niirOen
ruiiiibe @rflnOungs glbt6eiIngen
wieoerbolt 5uriidgeporfen.
9luf Der rlmdnii6eu @bene nabm
Oos glrtiaerie-6euer an ein5elnen
Stelen gegen 9lbeno einen intenIiDe-
rem 9borafter on. glm 0onau-Geltd
idIugen buIgoriide @oiten am sam-
Itag einen ruiiiiAen lle6erroi6ungs.
9lngrifi 5uriid.
9luf Der maceOoniiden 6ront bat
iib ole aagemeine Situation ni6t
weientlid sednoert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
etrife Onrdl @eraIeidl 6een0et.

SoItingS- -Suoion, 16.
Sui. II Ser 9lusitano in ser bieii-
gen glnlage ser rgtational CONDUIT &
@oble 50. lit berte Ylorgen ourA
gerglei6 beenoet porOen. Den
Strifern mlr6e cine Stunoen5ulnee
bon 5mei Gents belpiaigt, imo iie lie
Ben ole 8or0erlng oes o6tltiinoigen
glrbeitstaees fnaen ar6eiten aliO
neim Shinocn pro Sag, mie biSber.
Die Ntnidiuiiten ino beiier be6obIteu
9lrbeiter batten oen 9lllsitano bereits
am SamitaJ OurG g(nnabme Der Of
terirten orei Gents. Stlln0enlobnerbo.
bung anltatt Ser geioroerten flint
Gents abgeihloiien. Ntan glaibte,
0aB 6os fremoeeborene Clement beute
Niorgen 9rapaa MAIDEN peroe, ooh
lit es nidt 5l ireeuopelden llnrlben
oefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

bon ms am IA. SyuIi cro6erte Ser
rain ipieoer3ugepinnen.
Gie glngriife in ser letten g}aht
maren fiir oen 6eino iebr Oerbdng-
niBpoll. Greimol i6ritt Der 6einO
gum @oritoB; bel ser eriten beiOen
@aIen muroen ieine Srlppen ourd
unier 5euer nieoer9erHabt; mr 6eim
oritten glngriii erreihten ole ieino-
li6en Streitfrdite uniere 2inien. Sn
per5meiielten admpieu, pelde bis
Sagesaubrud 'oouerten, idlugen I'M
iere Erlppen BEN 5eino uno nabmen
ibm ieinen @epinn pieOer ab.
Ger 5einO feuerte beute 100 @e-
ibOiie IN Heims binein; 5mei alte
Wl1nner ipurOeu getoOtet.
Gle 9lrtillerie.aGnlpfe moren iebr
beitiger 9tatlr in Ger gan5eu @egeno,
mo au6 mlf Dem Iiufen llfer Der
Maas CAB es cine idborie 9anonaoe" D."
Q cut b G U grt1te an DER
@eitfront.
9oriS, t6. Suli. - g9ie Ser
6eute ausgege6ene nmtlide 5rontbe-
ridt oes frau50iiiden &riegs6rreaus
melOet, 6aben Die Geltiden ldngs
Ser Sront 3miiden Der Somme uno
Der 9lisne unO in Der Champagne ge-
itern gtobt cine 9iei6e ltorfer 9ln.
griife umternomuen. Gie @oritoBe
puroen iiberall 5uriidgeidlaeen, NIT
qlisnobme bei 0lout Solt in Der
Champagne, no einige @rabentbeile
in Sdnoen Ger Geutidcn blieben.
Iie NlelOung loutet:
n8miiden Der Sonume mO Der
9lisne unternobm Der 6eino nab
ooraufge6enoen 9eiHieBungeu cine
&ei5e itarfer 9(ugriffe. 0rei Pm
Itrenglmgen in Der gtodboridoft BON
ct. Gmentin purOen oilrh inier
Seuer qe6ro6en. Sii0lid Don @or-
benD griffen me6rere 9lbtbeilungen
ser feinOliden Streitgrlrppen unlere
fleinen @oiteu an. giob einem iebr
bibigen @efecbt wuroe oer6einO poq-
it6noig abgeidlagen. llnlererieits
maHten mir sSortidritte iiiolib BON
gliaes mo no6men @efangene.
nSSn Der Champagne in Der @egenO
BON Wlont Saitt ino Teton parfen
Die Geltiben, nab elmer ie6r 6efti-
Gen 9eidieBung, 6eOelltenoe Streit.
frGite aegen sic BON ms am IA. Sui
eenommenen Stelhmeen. llniere
Sruppen leiiteten nit lnii6erwinOli-
der 9roit ino 9lusoauer Dem gln-
griif oes an 3abl peit ii6erlegenen
Seinoes @iocritouO 9ei Eeton pa-
rem Die feinoI6en 9lnitrenglngen er-
foIglos. Sic ongreiienOen Sruppen.
mel6e iebr idpere Gerlliite erlitten.
poren nidt in Stonoe, in imlere Si-
MEN ein5uOrinsen.
@ei Niont Saut fam es 81 einem
beitigen 3onpf pelder Die gaii5e
9}o6t 6inourd on6ielt. Gem 6einO
aeIong es 5uerit einen groBen E6eil
Oes bon uns eeluonnenen 9ooens 5ll.
riid5uerobern, ooh murOe er OlIr6
einen elGn5enOen @egcnnngriff inns
ierer Grrppen 5uriidgeiuorfen. Gini-
&c @ro6enltiide paren alles, mas in
Oen SGnoen oes 5einoes blie6.
ltcberfGIIe an ser Sriten.
front.
2onoom t6. sSuIi. Bon Der
britiihen 5ront in 5ronfreicb unO
gelgicu puroe beute amtlib genel'
oct:
n9}oromeitlib bon 8outaines le5
GroiiilIeS mo in ser 9la6borihaft
bon 9lrnentiereS puroen geitern
gtorbt feinOlibe lleberfGue nit Der
luiten fir oen @eener obeeidlagen.
g9ir madten einen erfolgrei6en
lleberfoll nabe OppD unO uabmen Ell
nige @efaneene."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

60 meIoeu Die offi5ieIleu 9eridte
aus Betersburs an ole ruiiiide
gotlboft in @oi6iuetou. ~ 9ie
OffeniiDe Der 9iuRen i6reitet an.
eeblih erfolsreih fort. ~ Ruiieu
moaen bis 80 01eiIen bon Gent
berg Dorgeorungen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
@ @alfii6fong Giefe i'm
81 em Yorfer s afen.

~ " y l I 1 ~ u u.
9teW gorf, 10. SuIi. X Gin
S6iff lieet felt geitern in O5em Dor.
fer Safen, pie man es bier ielten sil
@eii6t befommt. Gin e6ter g8aI-
iiidfobrer nit 1900 SAB @alfild.
tbrm in ieinem rieiigen S6iffsboud
mo elmer groben 2aOung bon Slid.
bein..
Gieier @olfiidfa6rer, ser Sen at-
lontii6en S5eon Der gan5en 2dnge
na6 ourdiobren unO ni6t meniger
ais 297 @alfiicben oen @araus ge-
moHt bat, beiBt nS6or", no6 oem
altgermaniiben Gpnnergott, m0 lit
Elm gtoripeger. &ein SeaeIidiff mie
Die 5diife bon emit, Die iiG NIT
@aliii6en berumiAlugen, ionoern
elm Gompfer, Der 1860 Sonnen @oi-
ier OerOrdngt nit allen mooernen
9lpparoten Der 8alfiidfang-8e6nif
uusgeitattet lit, Oorllnter groBen 9e.
bdltern fir oen Gbran mo cine
Munnibuft bon 81 a0pfen an 9orO
fiibrt.
Gle 297 @aIfiide fineeu fir i'm
i'm SiiOpolar-@leer, Orei mooerne
Gampi-Spinoiien oOerSramlers. sic
ihleppten ole barpmiirten Seeunge-
t6iim gum uEbor" bin uno cine
GampipinOe bob 0ie erbeuteten @ole
oufs Ged oes Gampfers. Gonn ging
an 9orO Die Sbranfoderei uno Oie
MISUNDERSTANDING los II gang
lno gar i'm 6obritbetrieb groBeu
StiIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Jrr(rnkt.
Nmerifanii6er9Am
,,0rare."
Eret Nlfanm babel Mm's
.&eben aetUntmeu.

Sin 9(merifoner unter Sen @etoOte-
ten. II 8pei N3itsIieOer Der ome-
rifonii6eu @a6monni6aft pur-
Oeu OerIest. II 9lae lleberleben-
oeu muroen eeIanoet. II 8tuei
eroBe @ritenOoupfer BON 8uiom-
men mebr ais 1t,OOO GOnnen
RnuminhoIt in Die Tiefe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Contractors Attention.

While the plans and specifications
for the new Y. w. c. A. building ha'o
been distributed To contractors having
made application for same to the
architect. IL has been arranged by
the building committee OF the associa'
ton to provide plans and specifica-
tons for all Tulsa contractors and
material men, that they may have al.
opportunity OF furnishing estimates for
work and material embodied in the
plans and specifications.
Those wishing an opportunity TO
furnish estimates can view or secure
the plans which are in the hanos ~
Mr.. Henry S. Thayer. superintendent
of the Sinclair building.
While the time for opening the bin'
has been arranged by the committee
for Monday, August 90 it is hoped
that all those wishing 10 make esti-
mates. either for work or material,
will have their estimates in the hands
Of Mr.. Il. NJ McFarlin or the archi-
tect on or before that time.
All sub-contractors or material men
may secure the names of the general
contractors, plumbers and heating
contractors and electricians from Mr..
Thayer upon application.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Farmers in Tulsa County Know This Store
As Well As They Know Their Own Farm

FARMERS IN TULSACOUNTY PROBABLY KNOW THIS
STORE BETTER THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TULSA
COUNTY-AND 1T is BECALSE THEY HAVE MADE TT
THEIR HEADQUARTERS FOR YEARS AND HAVE DONE
MOST OF THEIR BUYING HERE THEY KNOW THEY
ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE WHETHER THEY BtJY
ANYTHING OR NOT, AND THEY KNOW THAT WHAT
THEY DO BUY WILL BE THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBJ
TANNED FOR THE MONEY. THIS SAME THING APPLIES
TO TULSANS AS WELL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19


down good money and they Rave been
working like that for several weeks
now That b.s vIul. hey are build
ins-and its ~ biz as any bank vault
Un TulsJ-Was started siN DAYS ago
md I-u't finished yet. II Is 10 be used
in one Of the biz scenes in Alias
Jimmy Valentine. This follow Hast
mss and his director. Mr. Nickery
are sticklcrs for detail. They want
30 put on productions here equal in
every respect 70 the big road shows
and that's what were going tn have.
It's the best or nothing at All
In Different Class.
The Grand stock should not be COM
pared or mentioned In the same breath
with any stock company that has ever
appeared In Tulsa. The prices VIII be
popular. ranging from 20 cents 10 80
cents. but the shows. rom 4 stand
point Of acting. scenery and effects
will he as good rs any of the road
attractions that charge twice or three
times rs much.
Scenic Artist Johnson, who came
here from the Llb'n moving picture
scenic artist and assistant director
under Komaire Fielding. IS working
day and night with his crew. No
stage IN this part Of the country ever
held the scenery that the Grand is
now or soon will be housing.
Tulsans who appreciate high class
stock. such as IS so popular In the
east and elsew here, neef not prepare
to resist the onsl3uchts OF tho invad-
ing actor-arn.y. Their attack cannot
be resisted. Tulsa will capitulate after
the first nrht
Wait for September -
Mako yoJr season rescrvntioos early.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

prevented many persons voting at the
primary
Secretary Lyon was instrumental In
having the law passed, as 1t would
provide for many citizens way 10
vote who were interested in candi-
dates and the election, but who were
compelled on account OF business 10
be away from home on election day.
Lyon was formerly a travelling sales
man.
He urges upon the attorney general
that IL was the intent OF those sup
porting the new law that the voter
be allowed TO vote at the primary
elecion as well as at the general cleo
tion following. section OF the 1913
statute is cited whereby the secre-
tary thinks the attorney general may
see III TO render an opinion in ac-
cordance with the views Of the Sec
retary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
ASSEMBLE FORCES
TO STORM TULSA
Gen. Cliff Hastings Expects to
Begin General Assault
Soon.
LIEUTENANT POWELL BUSY
Supply Trains on the Ground;
Jimmy Valentine, Noted
Crook, Coming.
LIEUTENANT POWELL BUSY

Cen. Cliff Hastings and his staff
have begun active preparations look
ing to an assault upon Tulsa. His
chief scout has inspected the for'lfica-
tions and pronounced them anything
but impreguatic. The supply train Is
on the ground and the troops Will be.
sin arriving the last OF this week.
Don't be alarmed L is TO be a
friendly attack
General" Hastings comes with the
best Of intentions. lie has come and
seen ana now he is prepared 20 con-
c-er
general" Hastings IS TO be the
reading man % the new Incompatible
Grand Theater stock company an eX-
elusive Tulsa organization that plans
TO give discriminating theatcr- soers Of
Tulsa something they have never had
before.
Experienced stock people with repu-
tations are beng Assem- Dled from va
TiCus points thruout the nation. Re
kearsals will begin one week from to
.1orrow AMI the opening Dill. Alias
Jimmy Valentine" will be presented
September >.
Jam-Vp Stuff.
This company and our production.
VII be Of the same type that mas ere
ated such n furore in Kansas City and
Oklahoma City in recent seasons" said
Lieutenant l. X Powell big chief
Of the Grand yesterday The lieu
tenan. Is busy man. All he has to
do is spend his money and he SAYS
General Hastings certainly is spend
thrift.
I've spent $500 this week alone
buying cloth and canvas for scenery"
said the lieutenant 1T has taken
l.50o 10 redecorat. the interior of the
theaier. Lock back there at that
stage. See all those mechanics and
scenic painters Well, they draw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Leak to Germany Soon
to Be Effectualiy Shut

NEW YORK. Aug. ls.-The arrest
of Heinrich s. Ficke, auditor in this
city OF the North German-Lloyd
Steamship company, as an alien
enemy was expected TO he followed
today by the detention OF numerous
other men, all of whom probably will
be interned until the end OF the war.
Ficke was arrested last night by
United States Marshal Power, who
said today that thru his arrest and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
LYON SEEKS TO HAVE
RULING REC0NSIDERED
Wants Freezing to Reverse De-
cision So Absentees Can
Vote in Primaries,
Worlds Capital Bureau,
IIui Carnnirff Euft,lfr-

ANNA Nalbue4A b44tAltts
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 1s.-In
order that voters absent from their
homes on primary election day may
vote. as they are permitted by law
TO do so at general elections, Secre-
tary OF State !. l.. Lyon today ad-
dressed letter 10 Attorney General
Freezing calling attention TO an opin-
ION on the subject and asking that IL
be reconsidered
At the special session OF the legis-
lature in January. 1915. n law was
passed allowing voters absent from
tAeir homes on election day 10 cast
their ballot in any county where they
happened TO be on election day. Pre-
vious 70 the primary election OF that
year, however the attorney-general
gave an opinion to the effect that this
only applied to general elections and
not 10 the primary election. This
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

"Your soil seems n little thin"
Whats the matter with you? II
goes clear thru TO China, same as any
other soil "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
burglary.

Miss Vocolo-Tm never happy un-
less I'm breaking into song. Bright
Young Man-Why don't you get the
key and you won't have 10 break int
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

others TO be made soon the leak to
Germany will be stopped"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
DRAFT DOES NOT
SPEEDRECRUITInC
Passing Of CONSUMPTION Bill Fails in
Expected Eject, at Least in
This City.
MORE MEN NEEDED At oSCE
Companies Of Second Battalion 70
Which Is Attached Still Short
Minimum Strength.

The passing Of the CONSUMPTION bill
IN Washington did not have the de-
sired effect on enlstments. at least
not in Rock island
1t was expected that when the con
scrtption Bill passed the young men
Of the city would flock TO the eoiors
knowing that they could not escape
service "The young men of Rock Is
land and vicinity are evidently wait
ing 80 be pulled into the service said
one local officer TO-DAY "Euistmeuts
are not coming i'm near as fast as they
should. The second battalion, with re-
cruitinE Headquarters al the armoTE
here, is stiH short many men and they
are coming in slowly None Of the
com Danfes IN the battalion has yet
reached minimum strength
Lieutenant Reid II the local recruit
ing station today received ii card from
one of the members Of the AuEustaua
band. now in service at Springfield.
The writer was enthusiastic over
army life, and advised the Young men
Of the community to enlist at once.
New Officers al Work.
The new officers of Company A. pro
NOTED yesterday, were busy today get
ting acquainted with fhar new duties
Company a has OF late secured q good
eaIibre of recruits and the company
promises to become one of the best fn
the sixth regiment. Lieutenant Scott
intmated today that more promotions
we're in order IN The near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
New Officers al Work.
RFPkINT RATEWEY CAFES.

The gates at the railway crossing
at Twentieth street and Second ave
nue. were today rapainted from a red
and white 10 black and white. The
black and white col0rs are being used
on gates in the larger cities The
Twentieth street crossing is the only
one iu Rock Island that was repaIBIed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03

CONTINUED on last pagel
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03
CHRISTMAS MAIL FOR
OUR BOYS IN FRANCE

The time Is approaching TO give
thought TO bringing Christmas cheer
20 the American soldiers and sailors
abroad
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Christmas mail 10 the
American expeditlonary forces Ia Eu.
rope is 20 be delivered By Christmas
morning without the fullest eoopea.
tion on the part Of the public, Il will be
impossible to accomplish this result
The three essential respects IN which
the public can aid IN assuring a happy
Christmas 81 the front are Mail early,
address intelllgehlly, and pack secure.
b.. For this reason IL Is urgently re-
qucsted that all persons having Christ
mas mail for the soldiers and sailors
and the civilian units attached to the
army Ia Europe observe closely the
following directions
Mails to reach thp soldiers Ia
France b, Christmas morning must BE-
posted not later than November Is by
order No SCI, Of the Postmaster Gen.
aral dated October % 1917. such par.
edls sill b. limited Ia weight to seven
pounds
Every package must bear conspic,
uously the words Christmas Mail, 70
the complete address of the person for
whom IL Is intended. ard. In the upper
lefthand corner the name and address
Of the sender
Every parcel must be so packed
and wrapped es to admit Of easy in
epaction by the postmaster No parcel
NiH be dispatched 10 France which
has not the postmaster certificate
that il contains no prohibited articles
latoxicants. iuaammablo materials tin,
Guiding friction ma,chesl, or compost
lions which may kill OF mjure another
or damage mails are among the articles
prohibited
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03
WEST FELCIANA
At STATE FAIR

Bob Daniel aud A A Frederick
iefl early Monday morning for shreye-
port, the foruer being Ia charge ~ the
exhibit from the Parker Stock Farm.
a8d the latter the West Feliciana es-
hlbU for the State Fair 4 e CrumP.
secretary Of the West Feloiana Fair
Association left for Shreveport Mon.
day night
While ind ,iduaiF from iho parish
have shown at Shreveport before this
is the FIRST time any comprehensive
parish exhibit has been taken there
from West Fellciana The best spec
linens from the recent parish fats were
taken to Shreveport it Is likely that
thIs exhibit Will also be- taken 80 the
National Farm a Live stock Show n
New Orleans. later IN the month
Just before leaving for Shreveport.
Hr Crump oglied az The True Demo
cFat office and designed an attractive
advertising POSTER for West Feliciana,
using cuts aud matter that appeared IN
the Silver Anniversary Edition Of The
True Democrat The 6rst page con.
tains the piece Come 10 West Felie.
lana Land Of Opportunity and the
scene Looking Down the Avenue at
Rosedown' Pages two aud three are
spread containing potato cattle aud
having scenes, and some of the resi-.
deuces Of the parish The last page
contains cuts Of Mayer 4 - BriaBt
aud Hon p Bowman also the cuts
Of the winners tn the better babies
contest AZ last years parish fair, with
scenes along Thompson's creek scenes
az Rosedown municipal utilities and
Mrs ] y MeGehce in her flower gar.
den The posters were prepared and
shipped on a later train
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03
EAST FELIcIANA FAIR
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

The East Feliciana fair Of 1917
though arranged hurriedly being de-
cided upon almost at the last moment
was better attended and more interest
shown than la some years past Nat
umlly she exhibits we're small in mum
Der hur we're good and helpful Ia
others
The Rad Cross auxiliary had the
restaurant concession for the benefit
Of The organization and did good bust
ness. netting quite a sum The work
attracted ladies from all ever the par
sh who came and worked with a will
for this noble charity Il was due
largely 10 their interest that the fair
vas held at alI
Opening day the crowd was yery
small but increased very much on the
second day the entire parish being
represented with some visitors from
West FeIieiana and Baton Rouge We
did not get there for the opening being
detained by the publication Of our fair
edition, Of which many free copies
we're distributed there On Friday They
werc well received and we heard many
favorable comments thereon
one Of the most interesting exhibits
vas that Of vegetables from Judge
Charles KilbouTnes war garden, show.
ing 6floen varieties all excellent In
size and qualify Another exhibit
showed seven varieties Of peas, some
sorts whose names even we did not
know
Two Youngsters had interesting ex
hlbils Henry Forester son Of Mr. and
Mrs Howard Forester. had a set of
hand.earyed table utensils, knife, fork
and spoon done in wood, aud Judge
kilbourne's little son, aged nine
showed talent in a picture drawn and
painted without any instruction what
ever
Fridays exercises included call TO
order by " A West, a fair director,
and an invocation By Res. W. A, Ne.
Cain o. Norwood Friday afternoon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03
COAL DIRECTORS
FOR SIXTH DISTRICT

The fuel administrators for the sixth
congressional district Joseph Gottiieb
has named parish administrators for
the entire district Acccptanees have
been received by Mt Gottlleb from
foar Of The IL appolatees. as follows
NJ Stoyer. East Baton Refuge Chas
Sehwing, Iberylllo, " A West East
Pallclana. and John + Irvine, West
Feliciaua
Aa soon as an ablr man has been
secured TO head the parish coal admin.
istFaltge bodies, the fixing Of standard
measures og weights and the determin.
igg II prices will be taken under ash.
vispmenf Most Of the parish admin
Itrators wlll likely name committees
Ia assist them
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-03
WEST FELIC|ANA WOMEN
ARE NOT SlACkERS

The West Feliciana yemen have pur.
chased through the Bank OF Commerce.
! in the second issue Of Liberty honda
in sums amounting to $1,000 OF this
amount $3.50 we're bought IN response
TO appeal at Parish Chairman. Mrs NJ
4 Robinson In addition, Mira, Robin.
SON secured subscriptions amounting
30 $llgD. made through other insiitu-
tions than the local bank She was
appointed 50 late and her campaign
fer subscriptions VAS consequently SO
limited that her total Of $3.50 h good
Subscriptions had already been made
before the special appeal 10 West
FrlIc.ana women vas mad" Had all
the subscriptions been bulked IN one
total. and & thorough campaign made.
thHte can be nU doubt that the women
Of Wcsl FelEclana would nave sub
sgrtbed the full quota Of the parish A.
n t@s HiAHbHt fbHAFlFt' VI h"SAtSA'NtNftt NJ
shown by the foregoing. $4,000 worth Of
bonds were bought By them In fact,
the purchases made By two women
tinne nof previously reported, runs the
total 10 over S240o. and there can be-
no doubt that much mere could be &C.
counted for. We ask for these figures
for the honor OF West Felieiana women
VIII not these unknown subscribers
give the informa'iCp desired for this
yCl3 good reason
oar italian women show up well
Mrs Peter Troochlano and Mrs Mar.
garri Pad each bought q 800 bond
Two lie girls boaehi bonds, and
one tad leaving the parish bought a
regi rr.d hond linking her nr nee with
The cid hH Several ita2hefs bought
houds. sad several other young ladies'
from their own fund
Those. who answer "a say ag that
they could no, invest, almost inya-
rtably gave The reason Of previous pur.
chases. OF else expressed the most
beautiful sentiments Of regret and
loyalty This was q most pleasing
feature Of the campaign. But the
woman Nhe wrote as follows has a