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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31
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bereitS mebr ais s Rilliaroen ausbe.
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9iloing elmer 9roBen Hci6sfooero.
tiou bon Wtittclellropo bulo crlpartct
merben mag.
Ercmier HaoosluuuiI bclltctc all,
Dob 9ulsaricn bic Ginperleiblng bon
Wu5eOnnicn, Der Oobrli0jo un0 0es
aediidcn aiiitenlonbes pcrlongen
meroe. Gr ioate, oicies lei IN lleber.
einltimmnl.ng nit &egclun9 oes gal'
fanproblenls alli Der @runbloge bon
&cdt .nb @erehtigteit, iuie BON oenl-
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GgGiiben &iiite, III &apaIo, Drama,
3pes, i'm ierbild)en Wa5eoonicn itno
in Der Worabn @cgeno bes norolihen
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milnlhten einc Sereinigllng nit 0ul,
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gc3u9 aitf sic Oobrllojo. Die HuBluno
bon ben 9ulgaren cntriiien pllroe,
cin @ort 5u Derlieren.
Die ariegiiibrung foitet oen Ser.
Staatcn ilber "a Willioncn Dollars
per Gag, SSn Den 140 Easer. ieitbem
Ole Ser, Staaten iid) inn &rieae befin.
oen, babcn oieielben bereits 5pei ,lno
Elm Orittcl Billion Dollars berauS.
gabt. Die oil Gnglauo, HllBlato,
franfrei6, Stalicn lno 0clgien &C.
nladJten 9lnleiben biloen smei Orit.
tel bicicr aroBen Slnlme.
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frieg nod pciter pcridGrft ucroeu
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slmerifa itntermegs.
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3eitrngcn perbietcn mill, gto6ridtcn
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Der nGditcn Spaltc cine lportsetrele
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britiihen aonige
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31

Die tS1biefeit. alif iuclde oic Wtcn.
ihen bcn meiIten @ert legen, lit Die
3obl!tnssfGbigfeit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31

y8er nic einen anOeren gcliebt bat
als lid iclbit, bat icinc 2iebc on einen
llnmiir6igen peridwcnoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-31
slns anbcren Counties.

gSobl bic dlteltc 9ebrerin in Viii
louri Oilrfte SSruu SIlia q. Gclbn
bon Springficlb, DO icin, meldc bas
SOite 2ebei,sjobr iiberidrittcn bot bon,
luelhen lie 63 Sabre ais 2ebrerin int
ShuI5ilnmer ausebrad)t bate. 6rou
Golbp begunn ibren 2alifbabn ais Gr.
5ieberin int II. 2ebensiabr um6 mar
ieitber beitGn0ig als 2ebrerin tbGtia.
Bon 239 MGnnern oie in sSronf.
lin Gollntu ol5 forperlid tallalieh mir
ocn Militiiroienit befilnocn mllrben,
baben 139 alif @rllnb bon ibnen ab
biilaigen glneeborigcn I'm Sienitbe-
frcilmg nahgeIlldt. 10 Der 4S0
Ginberllfenen muroen als forperlidl
lmtaugli6 mir Sen 0icnlt bcflmbcn
mGDreno 81 es periGllntt batten lid,
5llt Examination ein5eItellen.
9us tenlporGre &apitolgebGuOc,
sic oltc grinorp m0 OaS friibere
ObcrgeriebtsgehGuoe meroen i'm Sep
tcmber lno Sftobcr obeebrohen inO
entfernt iperben, ba alle StaotsbcnIrl.
ten IN ocn l,IhIten 8p6en lul5ieben
lperoen IN bas nelic &upitplgebuiloe
@inltrpeilcn iperben lie iid nod nit
ibrem alten Wobilar begnilgen mil
len. neil sic ncllen Ginrihtllngen
nod nidt uuaclan9t iino.
3uei fSrembe melhc ibre Tamen
uls Honolo SegSitt llno @nl. s. @fil.
Ter angaben iplroen in Sonesburg,
Montgomcrp Gountp perbaitet oui
Ole Nnflagc cine Gcloanpciiuue I'M.
ter ialidem 8orpanoe erlangt a., ba
ben Gieielbcn batten iid ais ggen-
ten fiir ben Gerfaaf bon Jog. rStod-
Sooo" al,seeseben unb oen sSarmer
Gebnen bon 8cllspilIe betpoeen. ei
men Gontraft ais llnteraaent 5u I'M.
teridreiben, Der lid, ipdter oIs cine
@eloanlpeiillne auI $4,000 beraus.
itellte, ipelde oie n9genten" in @cIo
5u perWanoeln periuhteu.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-03

A last minute
escape from
a torped O I'd
steamer. T O
the left is seen
one man who
h as just let
himself down a
rope. Another
is tryin g the
sam e method
in the upper
centre, while to
the right the
last lifeboat is
pulling away.
Photo a. Undcrtcood
q UHdcrtCOOd.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
WANTS TO LIST FARM CLUBS

Having been elected President Of
the Cotton States OtFeial Advisory
Marketing Board viii say that We
want 10 make this important board as
effective as possible, To that end We
will need the cooperation Of all
We are very anxious to get q llst Of
the farmers associations OF every kind
especially the names OF the presidents
and secretaries. would like 90 bear
from every organization OF association
az once Would like TO include cotton
warehouses. elevators, cold storage
plants. shipping associations, aud can.
ming factoFies. az we'll as all other
agricultural and live stock associations
Please send In Your names at once.
and let rs have your cooperation
HARRY y WILSON, Commissioner
Baton Rouge La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
WEST FECNAS SECOND ANNUAL FREE FAIR IS BETTER THAN TE FIRST
BANK Of COMMERCE
IS HEALTHY YDUNGSTER

The Bank Of Commerce October Z
celebrated its second birthday aud re.
celfed the hearty congratulations of
the many fricnds IL has made during
The short period since its organization
Few institutions started on a COMPARE
lively small scale, and under financial
skies 10 gray as lowered over West
Fe'ieiana even two short years ago,
have done so we'll It's comparative
statements issued Saturday show wing
its e5aditlau at close Of business on
opening day. October Z. 1915. and it's
condition October &, 1917, show that
II has more than fulfilled les early
promise With 30 deposltors OH that
day and sZel402 20 cash reserve, IN one
year Il had 3i4 deposliors and re.
sources amounting 10 S7s.i2403, Since
October T. 1915. il has grown 10 tlo
deposIiors aud Us resources reach
eih#,aea ~.
During the FIRST year. a little over
six per cent WAS Melted on the capital
stock During the second year. after
paying all operating expenses, painting
and reuoyatiDg the bank building. aud
reserying sufficient money 10 pay the
1917 taxes, little over fourteen per
cent has been aetted Further the
Bank has purchased and paid for the
Il occupies This speaks elo.
quenily for the successful management
Of this supremacy useful institution In
West FeliaIann and incidentally shows
the Improved condition Of our people
The officers are r. q, Davis, presl-
dent +. W Rogers. vieelpresldeni,
N u Wood. eashIer with Chester
Folkes Mas DampF. g l.. Pleitinger |
and W Il Daniel as the other directors |
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
APPEAL MADE FOR FOOD PLEDGE SIGNATURES
DURING THE WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 81

The Food Administration has issued the following:
Most of the big things in connection with the
have been accomplished by the ypcaly American device
of devotng special week particular thing and mabnv
a national drive upon H. We have had liberty loan week
Red Cross week. and volunteer week
And now, food pledge week, beginning October o.
For days the press and every possible organization
in the country will be directed to the single end Of petng
the signatures of every man woman and child in the United
States at the bottom Of the food pledge Everybody In the
country has heard something about food saving and under
stands that Is Of the four biggest services necessary
to win the Everybody is less kindly disposed
toward food savng-and hopes that the other fellow Il
carrying out the provisions of the Food Administration
and intends 10 adopt the wheatess and meaess meal him
self before long.
But now the time has to sign up and do all these
necessary things.
At the end of the food pledge week the membership Of
the United States Food Administration should be 100 per
cent of the people of the Nation.
BE ready to do your bit" that week. It will be the
biggest sort of business because it is to help win the
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

The State Department Of Education
through supi Harris authorizes Civ
lnr a credit Of onethlrd Of unit
tov ards graduation to All high school
pupils for each years club work done
IN the elementary grades credits may
be- entered on the report cards az for
other subjects Unlike previous years
the eluh work Ia 10 begin Rith the
opening uf school this year in order
Ia get school credit
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

West Fecianas second annual free fair opened Thursday
morning and will continue through Friday and Saturday With
out dsparagemen Of the excellent fair given last year
be said truthul that this years fair is better than the
This probably attributable to the experience gained last year
and to the prosperous condition of the community There
are more exhibitors than last and the variety of exhibits
greater,
An agreeable feature of this years fair the attendance of
people from distance Many strangers and expaates
here for the opening day and larger crowds expected
Friday and Saturday Friday will be int Coupee Day and the
people from the river that they will be here
large numbers Saturday will be Baton Rouge Day. Last year
Baton Rouge passed up fair but already number of people
from the capital have To the fair and big crowd of them
expected Saturday The football between the Baton Rouge
High School and the Newman Manual Training School teams
expected to draw large crowd from Baton Rouge.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

We have heard OF tln soldiers. hut Il
has remained for J Burgess. an officer
Ia training al Fort Sheridan, Illinois
tU bring 30 our attention a camoufage
soldier Of papler mache HIis plan IL to
place p large number Of these dummy
soldiers beside the regular troops OF
the firing line TO serve as aecogs for
tho Germans Unable TO distinguish
between the real and feked soldier be-
believes the Germans Will waste a
great amount Of ammunition ou the
papior mache figures IN this instance.
every bii will b" as good as q miss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

Pupils In certain iowa public schools
are signing n pledge that binds them
not 80 find fault sith the food set
before them while the country is AT
war The penalty for each violation h
tiae of one cent, which eIll go into
fund To help the children Of Belgium.
A pledge like this also adds much to
the happiness Of home Let's an sign
one.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Dancing
Changes Noted

One observes many improvements Ia
the fair grounds and buildings Chief
among these is the paftItioRing of OF
the restaurant section Tor white people
In rustic style, both artistic aud prae.
teal A turustile has been provided
for the entrance to the restaurant. aid
Ing the cashier greatly The floral de-.
partmcBt has o wider aisle. and the
tented in section for the Better Babies
test IL larger and better adapted for
pruacy although located In the same
place.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Culinary Department

The various female departments in
the main building are placed rs last
year one cannot fail 10 notice the
larger booth for the culinary display
under charge Of Mrs e. NJ Barrow
The lower part represents green trellis
woek while the upper part il eanopie,!
with morning glories and green vines
The NEST Unusual exhibit In this de-.
pafimeu' II that Of italian confeetions
made By Mrs Peter Trocohjano A
plate of peaches. q large fab and a
small basket containing fruit radishes.
etc, are most remarkable IN her ex.
hibit, not alone for their beauty. but
their realism as all are composed OF
poede almonds and sugar 10 not
fail 70 see this novelty,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
american pFlsanefe III war In Ger
snany win b. furnished enough food 'aF

american prlsoneie III war In Ger.
Iaany wfli b. faFmislcsl enough luesi 'ug
tfeir sahs!e;sacc Independently Of ra.
iions provided them by the Germans
The American Red Cross, through ar.
ranRomeats with the british Central
Prisoners of War Committee, In doing
this for the American prisoners IN
Germany, OF whom there are now loi.
and committee Of the American Red
Gross has been established M nerne.
Switzerland 10 do this work IN the
future. This committee viii work 81
rectly under the American Red Cross
and viii take over aH the work Of pro.
YisioRing American soldiers and sailors
Who may be- held In Germany. each
person 10 slFn receipt for bis individual
box
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

Walter Maryman IL showing an
equine family consisting of mare and
four colts. Members Of this faLlls
we're prizewinHcrs lasi year.
A new exhibitor Ia Df G. q Hewea.
shaving his hBe kentucky saddle
stallion, choctaw Chief and a Jack
There are many either worthy ex.
hIbits In this line. bat time aud space
forbid a more extended mention al this
Tina
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

When sc talk Of safeguarding de.
mocraey. liberty, and the rights of
small nations, Ne really only mean
the muzzlinE Of the iankerism ia hu.
man nature, the restraint Of this
tfamplIag instinct.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Nesdlework and Curios

The ueedlework department IN
charge Of Mrs A. w Nolahd. as a
whole Is even better than last years,
ard each piece Fepays examination
The arr department Mrs ] g Perkins,
Chairman. has besides two dozen paint,
mgs by home talent, and hand painted
china, many objects Of interest net
competitive. A mainlIca syrup pitcher
IL shown which has been in the Lee O.
Lester family for nearly 200 years. a
magnifyiHg glass owned by Sophia
Mary piheey Who lived In St Francis.
vile In 1919. Something out II the
ordinary in aumans work h chair.
che seat Of which Nas recaned by Mrs,
O n Hrooks Mr. + Ard shows
carved cuff buttons out OF
Usage orange wood Prominent also L.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
AMards WIn De pubIIshea Nsn wssE
Live Stock Exhibit

This department Is up to It's high
standard Of last year, with possibly a
few more entries The swine and horse
exhibits are said 10 be better this year
] q Perkins has the oldest and the
Youngest exhibits In this department
The 6rst Ia an elghteea-year-old mare
that has eleven colts The ether Is the
tga day.old cali of his heifer which
won first prize here and al Baton
Reage, last year
The Parker Stock Farm has a large
exhibit of Duroe Jersey hogs and white,
face cattle. An interesting feature Of
this exhibit Is the display Of tifty.one
ribbons woa at various fairs, This
concern viii exhibit al the Shreveport
aud New Orleans fairs.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

the collection Of arrowheads and other
Indian reiicu exhibited BY John and
Richard Douglas, collected by them
during their walks iu wood and tloid
during their residence Ia West Pellc.
lana This IL worth seeing
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Large Number Of Visitors From Neiighborng
Parishes
MORE EXHIBITIONS AND ATTRACTIONS GIVE
FAVORABLE IMPRESSION TO LARGE CROWDS

Automobile Parade and Opening Exercises Held Thursday
Morning Friday Is Poine Coupee Day With Illus
traed Lecture at Night by Conservation Commissioner
MISUNDERSTANDING Is Baton Rouge Day With Big
Football Game In Afternoon.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13


The variety IN this department il
better than last year and there are
more exhibits, The aackle Farms Go
and Dr II F. Lewis have especially
interesting displays In the exhibit Of
Or. Lewis are some fine specimens Of
the California Money Dew MuckmeIun.
which ls pronounced quite a deilcaey
ceiorsd Department
The colored people Of the parish
have been taking an active part I'm
preparing for the fair and have an
exhibit which does credit to their IN.
dusiry 4 large portion Of the shed Ia
the teft Of the entrance has been set
aside for them They have put up
very pretty decorations end their ex.
hiblts Of noedlewoFk and agricultural
products Is really eommeadable. ] =.
Dawson ard } + RiHggoid two Of the
'tffhffH Sa4fRti tt8fbf'Ee III VIC tASAfiHH.
have the exhibits tn charge. The do,
nestle science teachers OF Southern
will be here To Judge In the
needlewofk department for the eolored
people This department IL In charge
Of Mary stone Bailey aud Henrietta
Dptltspb anal haB sau,n ayspa4,,sI,5 s,ga
specimens Of NIL STYLES Of needle work
A quilt beautiful In design and quilt
ing. is the work Of old Aunt Emily"
Davis
Prof J s Clark of Southern Uni
sersity Ia here for the fair lie viii
make an address 10 the eeiored people,
Saturday. and II is to be hoped that
every eoIored person In the parish will
hear him
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
DISTRICT COURT
AOjOURNS FOR FAIR

This has been jury week for the
present term Of criminal court and
number Of convictions have been re-.
corded Contrary 20 usual custom. the
jury docket was not completed during
The ilrst week This was for the reason
that Judge KHbaurno adjourned court
from Wednesday afternoon 10 Tuesday
morning. AZ 2 o'cIoek. In order 70 give
The Jurors an opportunity to attend the
fair
4 divorce WIS granted Mrs. Sarah
Fem Smith against her husband. Chaa.
4 Smith
Sentences Passed
The following sentonccs we're passed
this week
Ioo sansoai. assault and battery. $50
and costs or 80 days In Jail Sentence
suspended during good behavior
Chas Scars assault and battery. 81
and coats or "a hours In jail
Jonas Miller, disturbing peaeeablc
assembly SIS and costs or 10 days.
Dewey Minor same, $50 and costs
or days In Jail
Dick Iemlsan. allowing hogs TO run
at large s. and costs or 2 days In jail.
Mandy Harris, cutting with intent 10
kin plead guilty 10 woundlng less than
mayhem 30 days IN fail
zach payteu burglary aud larceny
10 days Ia tall
Willie Wilson, wouHdinR less than
MAYHEM, s25 and costs or 20 days Ia
jail
Harry Cart assault and battery, Sc
and costs or two days IN Jail
Harry Allen, shooting at, months
.n jail
Thornton Wilson. assault, $50 and
costs or 10 days
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
The Antomebils psrsds

H6 AhtoF1en3se fAf&nE
The opening feature III The Fair uas
the autouuol,lle parade which formed
ut the Wolf corner and proceeded TO
the fair grounds About thirty cars
were In line, which made quite nice
showing for the community There
was little attempt at lavish decoration.
probably for the reason that bumper
crops had To be- gathered aud that
nearly every local person is engaged
In some form Of war service ard has
but little time for the spectacular
However nearly every ear carried flags
and the national eolors and the note Of
patriotism was rampant
first prize In the auto parade was
awarded to MIR Andrew DFeher His
car vas tastefully decorated with fags
aud the national golfers
Second prize WAS awarded 10 Mr. Lee
q Lester. whose car WIS decorated
with field flowers The opinions Of
the Judges were concurrcd In hY all
who Witnessed the parrde.
Opening Exercises
Arriving q the taIr grounds the
opening exercises eere hold at thu
dancing pavilion m A. + BARROW
acted a. master 81 ceremonies Rev
W q Tins OF Jackson asked the tnyo.
cation. and MAYER II Logan of Bayou
Sara delivered the address Of welcome
Judge l. Golsan then made an ad.
dress upon the possibilities Of West
Feliciana and he capabilities OF her
people The opening exercises were
brief but impressive
University Men Here
The Louisiana State University Il
we'll represented al the fair by mem.
hers Of the extension service who are
here In the capacity Of judges A.
Hedhead will Judge the general aEFt
culture, NJ { Taylor will Judge the
poultry q Morgan. truck and hortl
culture and MIR l.aperre the live stock
Mr.. Redhead and Mr. Taylor attended
the fair here last year aud state that
they expect this years fair 10 be even
better
CaunFsEsgIaner AIssanasF
State Conservation Commissioners N
l.. Alexander will give an Illustrated
lecture Of the natural resources Of
Louisiana at the fair grounds, Friday
night. Mr.. Alexander IL an Interesting
speaker aud he has views that sili
entertain all sho hear him The lee
ture will be both instructive and ~.
pertaining
An interesting Relic a
relic that wtll recall the days oi
the past is u cedar butter paddle made
from one Of the old siringers used TO
hold mp the rails Of the old West Fc 4
liclana railroad This paddle was made
by Mr. ] >. Ard from a part of the
ttmhers dug up In his potato patch
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
School Exhibits

The exhibits from Julius FFeyhan
and Wakefield schools are better dis,
played than ever. and are wonderfully
good The culinary display OF the
domestic scieaee plasses HI the forneY
sehool MAKES yon want 10 break either
the eighth or the tenth commandment
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Commissioner Alexander
An interesting Relic

A relic that wili recall the days of
the past Is n cedar butter paddle made
from one Of the old stringers used TO
hold mp the rails of the old West Fc-
iieiana railroad This paddle was made
by Mr. 3 Ard from a part of the
timhers dug up In his potato patch
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
Canning Department

Canning Department
The canning department Is beautiful
The luscious exhibits arranged hy Mrs
" Il Daniel and her committee The
Juvenile handwork department Mrs
Il Leopold Ia charge, is good Mrs
Frank Faal shows counterpane she
croehetaaN when twelve yeafA old
There ere over t0o different pieces
of canned fruits or vegetables in the
canning department
Mrs. Stewart of New Orleans. who
vac the Judge oi woman's sork. last
year has arrived 10 Judge same again
this year
A rustic booth foF ladies to rest il
near the north entrance Of the building
and Vas the idea Of Mr. Gordon Barrow
Red Cross ladies have a display of
their work.
Automobile Statesmen On the Alert
The automobile statesmen Of baton
Rouge ar attending the fair In full
force. aud are demonstrating nice
line Of cars
The F'olse Motor Car Company is
represented by " ] Folse and Messrs.
Brock, spItler aud Bourgeois. They
are demonstrating two Oyerlands,
Buick and q Hudson.
The Capital City Auto Co Ia repre-,
scented By MIR Williams Of Baton Rouge
aud ] +. Butler. They are showing
the Dodge, Studehaker and Maxwell.
j Aessrs HochenedeI and Nomack of
Hamilton Motor Go are show.
ms the Eelie and Chevrolet. On the
opening day Of the fair they delivered
a Chevrolet to +. c. Wilcox.
Awards Will Be Published Next Wssk
The True Democrat was unable 10
obtain list OF the prize. Winners Fri.
day morning, as the judges had not
completed their labors. A full iist viii
be- published next week