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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
As TO HioAGR SALARIES
+ sud NE Robinson Editors

peaF supt Glarrs The common
everyday parent sill never get On
thusiastic over increasing the pas ell
teachers until the schools are more
efficient Larger pay tUg individual
teachers Nho have made good wilt hr
made but raise lu pay Of aIl teach
ers without respect to merit is wrong
In principle Parents ate so latuoas as
To expect their children 10 read, write
calculate IN numbers. aud spell When
conspicuous failure ia these essentials
is the rule and uol the exception,
parents will continue to think that q
large number Of Hrly and sixty dollar
teachers are getting we'll enough
Believe us, parents de not consider
a spring drive in spelling sufficient for
a years work that uu reaching page
lga Tor SOME such uumbfrl ~ their
arithmrtirs is the proper goal To SET
for pupils work. When a child can
not read an unfamiliar poem sith
expression OF a news item correctly,
nor write The right sort OF letter for
special occasions, these parents will
continue Ia think that there Is some.
thing wrong with the schools, aud do
not believe it will be- calamity II
some Of the gtddy young teachers will
40 into steuogFaphy tand Incidentally
learn how 60 spell. sc hopol and make
Way for the teachers who have been
retired as mosshaeks, bat Who, at any
rate. taught our children the three R's.
N. II. Teachers imparttug these es
sentials In spite OF the curriculum are
not expected To consider these remarks
az personal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
HOME ADDRESSES SECRET

Geuoral PcrshiHg has been requested
b. The French to keep secret the home
addresses of soldiers that are KILLED CT
wounded ~ the front These addresses
afford clues to the anemy 1t mas cause
confusion and distress At home. which
should b. horne patiently AS oar share
Ia the var
similarly statements that certain
men viii leave for France may afford
clues aud should not appear ia the
press uHtl too stale IS an item TO be
Of Use 70 the enemy. Moreover. silence
safeguards ,hr poyagers themselves
Ne are frequently forced to postpone
Publishing such items. aud our report.
pra must take this into consideration
For example. not 50 long ago three
different attempts within two weeks
we're made "a get into one OF oar publ
cations the announcement that young
man vas leaving for France Had We
published il some one could easily
have found out from The young man =
friends where be sas. aud perhaps the
movement ut a large body Of men could
have been discovered
4 good rule is f0 tell nothing OF this
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

ua.ted hs e. 3 Eauoa THIS contract
o. tr luf an uI lhia road from upper lns
.rf IS g. SMITH place Ca tbr Cooperation
UaHU et 50 Flaugta,iIls About 6 miles
eft fata
Road $50 No. GWakghrid and tarksuu
Ragdt Commencing az Wakefield station
uu ffe = a "a y Is u aHd running East
t. 4a,Hauu so Thompson rrseA. ti.xespi
tHrf portion cd ghis re8d already Buasf
saHEf#eIf ThIs contract iar about mites
eff fmfH
H.sH $50 o. Road commencing at the
saf.u. HaaHs lNsursa miH} and running
south tu ehrre that read johns the JnpoJ
Iatfsau rusd About Q miles ot ru4a
rFns road is alreads contracted for
Road Ne "a Road running from cross
roads u concord Church. Aho8t { miles
81 road This rusd Is slrsads contracted
for
EaaH Sc a. Hnad commencing az the
! Mississippi state line asd RUNNING South
rsat Ca Jackson About ~ miles 81 roai
HnsH Na u.s. fInvrF Jackson EaHih
.ummsprH# ~ Alexander rreoE HHa
running f.asl to where that road joIua
thu irisyF jackson road About "a mites
nf road
Road So O. Commencing ~ " g.
}aumaus STORE aua running y a. oi}
alafr of lhr JHreF where that road Joins
tHs NaEtH,ld and jackson road About
mtI,7s vf rpaa
HuaH Nu a. Commencing nc rcfurf
J. NJ tiaruW place faHHiHg NE a.
where that road Johns wa3H road at q. 3"
SalIuaa# place Ahaul mites Of Joa.
Parties Bidding con- thoee roads viii
please refer e. them hy The number
designated herein Mileage wlh lse deter.
mtroH O., measurement and need Hgt isa
exact lu $50 fHr as bidding Ia concerned
Al bids tu Bee submitted e. the fehrr
jury ua April s., lels mot later than
IH ugimrk A. u
Al secondary public roads iu this
Parish uui mentioned tH lhts letting viii
receive lhs attention 81 thr Police Jury
Whenever a request ~ made upon that
body e. y HOWELL. President
h q MATTHEWS. ClerR
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

An army officer writing from France
to the Army and Navy Journal ntters
these encouraging words
The United States Is certainly doing
more here Ia getting ready to deal the
Kaiser and his dastardly hordes a clean
knockout blow than most Americans
st home have any idea OF / wish | was
al liberty 10 state what wonderful
progress In the midst OF heart breaking
obstacles has already been accom-
plished. despite the political calamity
huWlers vino see are already Ia full
cry AT Washington. like a pack of
wolves
i can only state Ia general say
that our engineers have done great
! things In the way of railroads. wagon
roads, etc our lines OF communication
are already immensely advanced The
artillcrymen, both light and heavy. are
a1 The job preparing proper doses lor
the boehe, and you can bet he won
/ like the taste of them. We have a large
number OF heavy oalibre guns from the
United States. which the railroad ariil
/ lory are to use but the light pieces
lwc use at present are the French
75mm. which our men can not praise
too highly.
our infantry signafmen. aviation
section medical men. etc. are equally
alive, and so are q NJ corps, Ordnance
Department and elements II would
most assurediy make interesting read
ing II could so into details but n,
rules forbid
This should bring the blush Of shame
to the cheek Of even the hickskinnet
congressman and others. who. hayinf
done nothing to help ou the var. seel
to minimize what the Government has
already accomplished Not content viii
the miracles accomplished they ash
that all the miracles be- performed al
once, and that armed men shall sprinl
up As quickly as when Cadmus sowet
the dragons teeth
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
PATRIOTIC ALPHABET

A is America who enters the fight
II is her Banner for God and the right
{ is the Camp where our young soldiers train.
ID is Democracy which the whole world must gain.
is Enlisting that our boys gladly do,
is for fighting which they look forward to.
G. is the General that heads our defenders.
is the Help that America renders
is the infantry down in the trench.
j is the Journey in aid of the French.
X is King Albert who made a brave stand,
l. is the Love that we bear for his land
VI is the Marine who is doing his bit
n is the Navy ready and fit.
O is the Orphan by cruel Hun made.
u is the Patriot all unafrad.
@ is the Quarters where our boys rest
r is the Recruit who will do his best.
= is the Soldier in khaki so brave.
I is the Thrift Stamps which teach us to save
L is the U-boat ugly as sin
Y is the Victory which we shall win.
" is Wilson Of exalted position.
\ is the Red Cross mercy its mission.
Y is the Year when the foe we will rout.
\ is the Zeal which will bring it about.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
a FIGHT Fos Life

An exchange deprpoaies the aliuslon
made hy SOME public speakers to the
presence Of America iu the war as pay.
mrut uf the debt wr owe tn France for
her aid during the Revolutionary War.
aud like expressions rs being mtslead.
ing. ard causing disanection These
tue expressions ary al very sell as
indicative uf side ssues, bat u plain
words. America is iu The wat because
she had no alternative, aud public
speakers should make this Uumistak
ably efoar Thpg should explain that
the rutsd States bore af1ruuls from
the enemy until forbearauce ceased 10
be- virtue aud brcame a menace To
turn the other cheek gr So give the
extra cloak may appeal to some ua.
tons sense ut chtyalry bat Borhedom
has no conception of the principle be.
hind such conduct The more Sc yield
ed. the more Ne we're required to
Weld. n Is a fight for life Speakers
make this plain. That fact Nill appeal
IN the duIesi aud the most selfish man
nr woman Ia America.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

As q lawabiding community. We bc.
Hpvc the parish of East Folielana is
entitled to the palm The spring term
of criminal district court opened Mon
day Of last week, ~ 10 a IN. The grand
jury was empauelled. took the usual
time for dinner. recanyened H. the
afternoon returned four mlsdemean0T
indictments, and adjourned finally a:
4 p 81. Not only this, bui owing to the
lbseHce of business. the petit jury Tor
the following week was dismissed With.
out even putting In it's appearance,
thereby resulting ia quite saving 10
the parish. The time Is not far past
when Il took very nearly three weeks
20 atteHd so the criminal business com
ing before q single term Of court in
East FelicIana
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Use the rope and firing squads aud
,aull get results quick John "
Parker saws. Put these eases before
military cauFimagttai aud handle them
las a military affair We've gone say
beyond the limits Of patience aud this
is no time fof the hsphrR Il makes
my blood boil to sen these people
treated as houared guests and Hterned
for The term of the war" Mr Parker
might have added Social and business
oslrar.sm for German sympathlEefs
would d. stu mere "a ease Wp matters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
NO MORE GERMAN kuLTuR FoR
AMERICA

The German language has been
barred from the schools In many cities
Of this country and should be barred
from every school In the country. Al
the same time the German professors
Who are holding lucrative positions IN
our universities, should be shipped at
once as there is no question but What
many Of them are spies Of the Father,
land NoodyiIle Republican
tnquestiouahIy this Is what should
be done, both as regards the German
language and German professors. Ter.
man kulIur has had It's deathbIow go
far - the world outside Of fiupdoa Is
concerned Never during the life Of
the present generation and While 70,
membrane of this war eudures will
German philosophy be accredited as
verify Of human respect The world
has seen too venomous serpent
halchei from its she'll TO regard il
with anything but abhofreuce and
dptestation
The German professors In America
have helped to keep alive the idea that
their kultHr transcribed that Of all
other peoples, and In this way have
worked iusidiousiy upon the minds Of
American scholars The latter have
had rude awakening. aud sili never
again be IuIted into acceptance Of the
ultimate II German thnnRht
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Aud while hls small critics pere gel
complaining aad pfalIng dark, Of whal
they know az affairs among the rNPedt
tlonary forces Secretary ni Var bakeJ
autetls Slipped away and went over to
France "a spg for himself Tie has me'
their hlnn In courageous unansNor
able way he vii Be able to speak
with surety Of What is. over there.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Thursday Friday aud SATURDAY ApFil
/ E aud &. the stat" teachers will hold
their annual meeting in baton Rouge
IN other words. In the midst OF var
against illitcfacy. aud while the fact Is
admitted that money and time are
hacking ia conduct the var properly,
the captains desert their companies
for holiday for that is 81 hat II Is %
most Of the teachers There can never
BE- any real belief Ia the sincerity Of
teachers holding a convention Tor
the best interest Of the profession -
until they held oue during their Eaca-
tions 70 take It from the ehllds brief
school sessiou is an injustice 10 that
child which 80 fine words can excuse
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

West FsIIeiana Parish Public Reads 10
De let out by Contract by the Police
Jury on April 3, 1918,

Road No ! 70 begin at the lover line
II tbe Angola State Farm then to Wilhelm
and thence to tie Ray place ard thence
down main rlHpkHeEVille road t8 iht
dipping vat on y II Barrow place Ais
that road running y from tbe Wilhelm
road Ca thr Mississippi state line through
the RAY place Ahout e miles - road
Road 80. 3 Beginning a tie sieo
bridge ~ capt reterseHs place meas
Wilhelm and running ,-E hF the NeEau
oge T. q 80 the dipping sat oR y. II
Harrow place About 7 miles 81 road
Road No Beginning at the Old claes
place on Road No 9 and lHtefeebtlHg thf
road from Eller1slie plantation aaa thence
To- GranaaH station ON the l.. r. q y
About miles ~ road
Raad Ne 4 Beginning at the gate "n
the filafa plantation running West 70
where lbHs reaa joins into Road No. g.
About G miles of road This Ia the odd
Como road
Road No. tpleusubefg Road Begin
ntue AZ r . Woods store ARD running
e. t4elteHbsrE station sets tbe h. r. a. y
Ahgat s miles NJ road
Road Nc Highland Hoadl begin
ming af 3 = prrgys residence and run
ming East through Greenwood and High
Hand plantations 60 where that raaa Joins
the maaa IHncAussNille ruad oB nrsrfia
ulantatHaa about s mies If road
rfaH No T. ,sltEa Ea1dl BeelnuluR
a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Raising money is not The only gov
rrnmental purpose Of thrift and war.
savings stamps Another purpose Is 10
teach the people to save This has been
q nation Of spenders aud MASTERS II a
tenth part Of that sort learn So save
that iu Itself viii be- a glorious victory
fog America
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Buy uarsaalngs and thrift stamps
now II I8 an ideal way to save small
sums. little bg little aud Ia is absolute
IE safe Savings hanks may break but
not the United states. Buy while yuu
rau for you eau not expect to have 80
good au offer made son always
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

A national congress - mothers ana
parent teachers Ia session at Atlantic
Cfty n J. grayely passed resolutions
disappearing the action 1T the military
authorities Of Germany la urging the
necessity of encouraging tlleglimate
children to be- brought mp by the state
aud requesting the clergy 30 remove
the moral scrupIes OF the women IN
order that war LOSSES may be offset '
This should tickle even The German
sense Of humor Much the Roche cares
Whai national mothers and teacher
parents" think on the subject After
breaking all the other commandments
into bits. Why should he Worry about
The seventh
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

You might just az well feed a hoR
AZ that worthless ear dog from nos on,
as every dog or goat will have to be
assessed and taxes paid on them Tho
hos OF goat can bring you revenue
bat the cur dog can not. so feed the
BIg instead If the dog Ahbuytllp Ne
fldional
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

4 drafted man from 81 Louis "a.
Gently claimed exemption when draft
81 by quoting ileut xxis g. The BOARD
ri Exemption ovofruled this plea for
hridrgrooms and put him IN Glass A
Women tn most eases, are not the
oiingiUg vines that they were when the
Bible aas written.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

since The capture Of Jerusalem. the
British have put "a Catholic Irish TeRt
mnuf 10 guard lbe places sanciiiied by
tha life aad death Of Jesus Christ as
sell as the Uthgr sacred spots In that
.city
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

East Baton Rouge is about to follow
Wet FeIjgtauas good example ia the
natter Of taxing dogs IN the absence
eft state laW. the FuikCs statute an.
thartlsue police Iurtcs 10 act IS good
nnm
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
LITTLE ADS"

SHIPPING TAGS Those eonteBr
plaa Ha uao Of shipping tags At ans
time HBg lhr spring oF summer
waula aa e.ll to place their order now
TbIs Jess uf goods ia becoming diai.
cult to nd Il is possible that our
customers Wll avoid undue delay by
placing orders some time in advance
oi the time the goods are actually
needed THE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

VIII some Of the pious please add to
their prayers. Soften, o Lord the
hearts 81 the food pfohteers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Give the Kaiser no quarter Save
your quarters any buy thrift stamps
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

Bus War Savings slampsfrom iho
BOY Scouts
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16


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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

The Hereford Cattle Co, offers 80,
sale grade Hereford Cattle, registered
DurocJersey Hogs, aud Angora Geata
Prices reasonable Address So. Fran
cisyIlle, Is t2i2lstfl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
FoR SALE

FOR SALE Red Rust Proof Seed
Oats. JAS. p. BOWMAN t7.tf.tf
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16
NOTICE.

Automobiles will not be permitted
In the Rosedown field
JAS. p. BOWMAN.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

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elevated In the gsut,r ami be So maintain
sd n chat condition az ta quickly and
thoroughly drain the road bed tH fine a'sfr
bitches THE read bed stan De- worked
and maintained u "a smooth condition
free of bumps mud holes and similar
obstruetIous All roads shall be- graded
with G. road Erlaor not Irss than once g
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-03-16

An side bitches are Co hv opened and
kept open hy the contractor free trom ans
gua al distractions. and uf sufficient size
and capacity ga thoroughly drain the roaa
At bitches across the roads under bridges.
suivrrta or otherwise are t8 he opened aHd
be Kept uppH l1y the contractor And where
drainage Is rot uoH sufficient same shall
be- established and maintained hf the
LnMtflrl-E
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
Sheriff's Report for June

The following is the report of
Hon. j. L. Dishong, sheriff of De-
Soto county, of the criminal bust
ness transacted through his Office
during the month ending June
Both ult. =
Aggravated assault, 2; assault
and battery, l; breaking and en-
tering, l. delinquent child, /;
drunkenness, 1; driving auto
while intoxicated, 1; fornication,
g; Gambling, SO; having an I'M
lawful amount of liquor, 1; insan-
ity, / (; indecent language, L; is
suing worthless check, l; manu-
featuring intoxicating liquors, Q;
obtaining goods under false pre-
tense, |; petit larceny, 4; profani-
ty, |; violating auto laws, 4; va
grancy. 5.-Total "a.
Plead guilty, 81; tried and
found guilty, /; tried and found
not guilty.. j; mol pressed, 1; sent
to State Reform School. /; bound
over to county court, g.; bound
over to circuit court, 2.-Total
Ga.
Prioners in Jail today, 16; pris-
oners in Jail during the month,
SO; county convicts on county
roads today, 80; fines and cost
collected during the month, 1885,
80; fine and cost bonds on hand
with good security, $265.35.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
Increased Taxation Necessary

Secretary McAdoo's position
relative to taxation for the. COM
ing year was frankly and posi-
lively stated in his letter to Ma
jority Leader Kitchin of the
House of Representatives. He
wrote in part:
"We cannot afford to rely upon
81 ,000,000,000 only for taxation
because we shall then have to re-
" on raising $20,OOO,OOO,O0O by
oans. This would be surrender
to the policy Of high-interest rates
and initiation, with all their evil
consequences.
"lr we are to preserve the f.
nancial strength of the Nation,
we must do sound and safe things,
no matter whether they hurt our
pockets or involve sacrifce-sac-
rifces of a relatively insignificant
sort compared with those our SOL
GlerS and sailors are making to
ave the life of the Nation.
"The sound thing to do un-
ouestionably is to increase taxa
ton, and the increases should be
determined upon promptly and
made effective at the earliest pos
sible moment"
The Secretary's recommends
.tions briefly are that one-third
ESTIMATED at $8,0O0,000,000) of
the cash expenditures to be made
during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1919, be provided for by taxa
ton, real war-profits' tax at a
high rate upon all war profits, a
substantial increase in the amount
of normal income tax upon all So
called unearned incomes, and
heavy taxation upon all Injuries.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
Cheese Easily Digested

Contrary to opinion held by
many people, cheddar or "store"
cheese is not unusually indigesti-
BILE or constipating, Extensive di-
gestive experiments conducted by
the department of Agriculture
have demonstrated that more
than 50 per cent of the protein in
cheese is digested and that 80 per
cent of its energy is available.
One person who ate cheese as
the chief source of protein and en-
ergy, eating an average Of 9.27
ounces daily for more than two
years did a fair amount Of muscu.
lar work and remained in gooC
health.