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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

Job NOW il rraace
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with dollars and thai with them
last
The best Raises Wilhelm 8 all America Is his
provide the money b2yaeyeu million
uare The best IS to In
Liberty Bouda and de u
Ne o pay bills way Il do lend Tie
let i Interest for ae forn
creased vii back na Interest What's
answer
We don't have Eieo s2oo $3.50 casa fer bond
The bank arranged month aee aud ua arst
payment per falls dun October
hos there" VIII h bans ami his
refuse yaa,sa b. .a vIn food
and clothing and gan anmaut nj 81 a. a. #.f man
hs country iHl.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
DEATH or V. NJ. JACKSON

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r,,,,lry oct "A o.a1 a.clerE a, the
hmm, 8, h{s sengttt.r NJ. ue,,r,w
p.hers ustap uenra Che be,ly vas
hra,sa, ho,na and the f,msfaI ser, .rns
G,lg ,t n Johns rp,seppgf rnurra
I.mrel nan that afrerran Rev
u et,ri,r alt,ratad
Mr. lsctsnu vas harp reared and
spcer hls entire life IN West r,IIefana
parIyh member Of one If the oldest
loading families In addition In inter
ests elsewhere h, owned and Operated
posauavsa pl,utatfap one If the fin.
est places IN the PARISH aud ever most
unnecessarily conducted As a plapter
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
FAIR IN
DEFINITELY POSTPONED

Acting under direction ot th" Par
sh Board of Health aud in conformity
wih the attitude OF the State BOARD
towards calling off an parish fairs Mr.
Edward mtlerpfesidcnt Of tLa West
FellcIaHa Fair Association. announces
that lhr parish fair oci a % haa
ha# indefinitely postponed Although
ia mHl he source Of general dlsap
nummrat il is ua doubt III" part Of
iam aad must be so regarded by
Lam aho aHb 10 see every available
m,aaa employed far STAYING the spread
yI #HuaHl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
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OVER THE TOP

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
CftRlsTn 5 BOXES FOR auYs
ABROAD

OnlF eue parcel sill bo accepted bE
ite Wa Department through the Nma
rra Red Cross for each soldier ever
Each soldier viii be- provided
with enc Christmas parcel label This
label VIII be forwarded b. him 10 me
person tr the United states from whom
ha wishes to receive his Christina
package Package that de- not bear
this label sill not he accepted by the
American Red Cross for delivery 20
q. office authorities Labels that are
lost will rot be duplicated
Car. tHas parcels mast be placed 0u
cardboard boxes three inches BY four
inches bf nine inches n size These
bosses viii b. pro, ded to holders Of
labels by the American Red Cross
Chapters and branches after Noyem.
her first
With each box viii he given com
Hera Instructions regarding articles
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rtta. gt,l, ts.s. ,,.str,st4,ng aud
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srv Kind vfI he ,rlave1 Ia fl. hayes
Whom the ba,a. ~. pecIea but pp.
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,gs, ia, round. and rt,.a, o.pea. n
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to rnsch ito as.t,,a,s,, vjtb the either
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
nome CARE or SICK

surge General Blue Says That
erau aua. rosmrg call tbeg on physi
.an cor nan makes It much harder
la mat fbs urgent aneds Of the pa
t..rg. ehu are seriously lu
The present generation fail the
SUR cnal ha been potled by
n eae had expert modoa' and uuw
as caro- s.y available While /
ehr rfHlN recognize m he gool that
ha been dome by Our splend.dly train.
~ rdut nurses believe that the
laiHe a.asrNy has come 80 rely tno
u..H aH heir service and has NOT
.a .tas ITSELF sufficiently In study.
ap aama csc uf Na sick
E.rt person who feels sick and
o. a. developing an attack ~
HfuaH aeu'G 40 once be- pat 10 bel
10 sef fsa lated reom surReenGau.
en' HlH ud II the pa lent las fever
plE elag hauld be called aud this
-1,ald be- lone tn any ease II the pa
ttul appears yery aeR, coughs up
p.nksh bputum or hreaiioa rapidly
and painfully
The diet u the patients should be-
light QuIet snd cleanliness are es.
fptat Attendants cs PERSONS having
II augnza ia sufgeonlGereral said
unla wnaf "a sauge mask and taku
ID pre- mtIms to prevent ooutagIun
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19
DEMONSTRATION AGENT
URGES FARMERS MEETS

IS n Humble farm demonstration
agent of Rapdns parish. believes that
farmers should get together In ~.
rrw circular letter addressed 10 his
demonstrators be- mentions many farm
problems which should be- discussed At
farmer. meetings aud tells how 90.
operation B buying and selling could
be- maig profitable People i'm an other
lines ai business got together long ago.
he says and II js up 10 the farmers to
de- likewise They should hold meet
luRs
To discuss the shipping OF cattle and
hogs comparatively when and where to
ah.H "a get the best prices.
rs Discuss The pnrchaae - binders
and lhre-ber- comparatively IN order
Be- ret The bess results from ost and
wheat planting
Tu discuss the labor apeHtlon
problem thar coufronts every farmer.
fo discuss the purchase and use ~
commercial fertilizers.
To discuss The purchase ~ seed faf
rIaHrug.
To disrHss the preparation aud cultl
walton o. land 10 order 10 raise the
most crops
Ho nrga the farmers 10 Join the
parish council of defense ro see thll
everybody WORKS aud that there are Ma
shchcrs l. $ L Press Bulletin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

meat for lhIs gigantic army. bot this
army The Allied Armies aud the Allied
ciytl population must have ample feed
il Ne are 60 maintain their strength
We can do al these ,hjugs and | hn.
lieFe NJ can bring this dreadful bust
ness Is an end II every man. women
and child In thu Uulted states tests
e'erl actiun hy the one tombstone
does this or that contribute 10 winning
The war
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

The Roari 81 ADMINISTRATORS Of the
Fasf Louisiana Hospital for the Insane
have rlosed a deal with o l. HeHuptt
for the purchase Of the ldleUild plan
tatIou ~ lea acres formerly owned
hy J " Grippeu fer s2aeoe 1t will
b. uaed faf hay and stock raising pur
poses
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-19

Hheu tbe y n G A. * Of G. jew
sh Welfare aud salvation Army huts
wsre established ia France the native
population was mildly Interested bat
Httle cnuoua They tt.ouEhf the huls
Nyre ,sbteaus for Anne lean soldiers
q SORT Of an ou shoot og the Red Cross,
b which they we're already aeQualnt
ptl nut snon the american soldiers
D. H 20 frateruife wth the French
gaIa aaa fh latter after visiting the
HH sH cad 1br lalr 81 The many and
ia coggeutpnprs and necessities
frH asi fo the Americans Moving
p iHT aud eHterl Hments books
rl.us materials banking facilities.
.tH1 Ies lud games education long
Hs
HH Is 81 G. and 'he jess h Wei
uaard care tor ~ allInd soldiers
.bs amr has, main Hea for AmeFi
eH EaHrrs The Y VI & A has es.
a3lahed a sbnr.al service Tor the pat
a efh lha approval Of the French
government which has military super
vision over them foyers DIES soiiata
G e9ll them. literally homes for
soldiers They need homes, these
Hnr tired uHcongucrahlr French poi
lu Af'os four wears ni terrible fight
aa tbav are dogtrcd and need diver
ag between houl with the lnYad
l#a Huns they love 10 drop into their
Iryar for "a cup OF he. chocolate. "a
moka and "A commdely talk Their
irNder pay a frame twenty cents. a
#aY daes not permit hem the exirava-
aHn which, marks the American sol.
.1" But chocolate. coffee. boullou.
eakes pencils post cards aHd tEe Ike
taeg cH nuF Ten ceatimes. teu cents
the maximum price charged FOR
Naaso articles
The Library War Sc vice sends ii.
bF.ftes Of Gfiy To one hundred books
"a each foyer and TIE department. vtIl
sogH be Outraged "a tbe Frebyh goy
snme# has requeatpd that arricul.
uaf aad other works Be added The
aag department has ked for moving
pictures Illustrating scientific farming
forestry manual training machinery
Piay roHuda and pee cation coltera
American institution. American see.
rrt7r0ns Ike tbr.e ara spreading from
France southwark ntn Italy The
knHht- Of Columbus has ordered loo
gfatar.e So Ialy whore Ten huts are
bena constructed 81 ahuori 500 points
t.Ea s 81 G. \ has established ts
aark soon Iialg viii hrye as BONES
foe oIdtegs Nbefeges ite American
. Hae aops Ia help Ia the sar for liberty
there alo a. IN go the vas service ageu.
/ e.a the halnlag haad
Seven Of these agencies bagp been
authorized 20 aafk abroad and a baur
for the soldier sailor aud marine
These arr the Y Nc A. the y "
& a the National Catholic War Conn
ell and knights IF Columbus the Wa
Camp Community Service the jew n
Nelfafe Board. the American L!hrars
Association sud the salvation Army
fo maintain their efficiency "a great
deal Of money Is necgs gy and the
week 81 November Ills has been sol
apart to collect he sum Of $40 500 600
TO BE- divided among he seven.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04
THE GRENADA SENTINEL

ward trend prices has been mainly by the advance
for labor the chief element the cost of almost ali
commodities Thus the laboer has ben seriously injured
the rising prices because his income has risen higher
proportion than the cost OF living Wages OF skilled and
most unskled laborers have up high 800 per
and n addition the members Of the laborers Tam
lies hayc been employed also at high remuneration.
Sa ared men have been hit hardes for Wnlle salaries
have bn advanced in most che advance has not been
urate with deprecated curreAc In many OF the
pofessos the draft has difficult competition that
doctors and other professional have more TO %
and higher rates. Where the haIshps have been
greatest III the of school teachers &ad other civil en-
poyes clerks and the large class Of whose standard oil
living decent without being 0puent and Wo nave not re-
ceived material Increases OF income since 1914
IL the increase OF prices naturally most important item
that food which shows Of 81 cent Next
importance clothing, which has II per cent For
light and fuel the increase is do cent, and rents have ad
vanced b cent Of the rate OF increase varies
with different families but there hardly any family out has
elt The Of this extraordinary situation hat worse
about this condition the that the authorities do not
to anything like prices for some years
after
extremely doubtful if there will ever again
cheap living cost enjoyed by the American people
Just before the storm broke.-Kansas City Journal
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

1t would that-wth ali that has been said and with
all that has been written about the great importance OF
putting the Fourth Liberty Loan that anything further
would be almost verbal froh Yet the fact the
face that the top The pull is grade and
conclude the way the moving that the
DAD heavy But really is not if each and every
and the county viii do his and her part That
part based upon what each actually and the
Of property money each actually
the benefit OF the individual responsibilities
should be considered In other words the
who thousand dollars worth of property and is with
chick child other dependents, in position to
subscribe for bonds than the who has several chill
dren who is also worth thousand dollars And the
without responsibilities should be assessed more whether he
pays it This milk and cider business time. Like
the prosperous and the who has been
getting largely increased wages because of conditions
should also literally in buying bonds
The editor the CommercalAppeal stated months
that the only trouble about the United States and this
that half Of the people trying rob the other half
Whether this be not there much the
of the Memphis editors conclusion The man who
home making money whether he be of draft age not
much bound his counrys call the boy
the trenches.
The who has money who has property upon which
he get money, Stacker if he does not buy bonds
literally.
Those who buy several thousand dollars in bonds and
buy only thousand dollars enough their conscience
get by sackers and rest assured that their
Stacking will be found out
Whatever is committed any individual in the way of
worldly goods belongings committed him for
and not that he laugh others for having less
sleek and arrogant Gifts not always in money Some
have cheering disposition, have kindness of heart and
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04
THE FIRST DAWN OF TIE END.

Bulgaria has handed in her checks When Bulgaria
with hand to the Allies the first dawn OF the end
any reasonable minded people should have known for
many months later Our forces hit
ting the Germans along the whole front and the
strokes are coming the knocked down and killed
Germans are falling top Of the other The Germans
are putting up good fight They fighting the does
when hemmad a Of life and death with them. On
eastern front the region Of the Holy Land the Allies
victory after another The Turks have been
whipped wherever they have been met The Allies hrpooned
Bugars vigorously that they said enOugh Germany
longer able reinorcemetns to the East and
neither the -Hungarians latter had all they
could do in impeding the progress Of the Italians. The s
never looked brighter for the cause OF the Allies And
while all this true conclude that the job
overThosa Of the United States who recall the Civil War
well remember that South fought long years after
she already overcome
Victory going 10 the Allies. 1t will in the
Providence because truth and justice in the
analysis all things prevail Germany picked the
rel There debate with her about tit fight
run o-er and ground under the Reel OF Dictator When
otng would the Kaiser fight England and France
ready.
The burden the borne for nearly three years
by England France and Italy Germany and Austria-Hun
gary were ready countries not. Now the
she will equal to up Americans this
shoulder shoulder and make the Fourth Lib
erty great To do will be equal to
battles fought along both the eastern and western
fronts.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04
HAS PASSED AWAY.

The Kansas City Journal in speaking of an announcement
Cordea Howard Macdonald, the original Little Eva
in "Unce Toms Cabin soon witness film version OF
that play. says:
the picture live, then upon the panels OF memory as
that be forever Its fires OF anger
have been quenched tragedy has become JEST It's stars
the hutt Of stage oups Let the look upon the latest
and the last and doubling Topsy. The scene Will
be fruitful of memories grateful of which will be
the reflection that Uncle Toms Cabin passed
away sword Grant and Grant returned
it. like the soldier and gentleman both were'
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

We can not dodge a duty if we would. We may escape
d;r1aroing duty but that escape will hang like pail
ovar
Grenada county must up else there is going to be
shaking OF dry bones and airing Of property values h
county must over top The splendid manhood who has
gone from midst fight for pleads with us to raise our
Bond allotment. VIII turn deaf to the voices Of our
the battle lines of France and thereby say to
the Kaiser on your heishness while make money
and hug to our bos0ms the filthy lucre we have?'
Wake up fathers and mothers Of Grenada county Our
Bond allotment provided for It will not do now to go
to sleep at the switch
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

Congress has been struggling with he tais week
the wives OF the congressman who home
should perhaps say that there is record Of national
legislator being entirely The issue before
again exempIfe the lesson that has ringing down the
that the broing and frohing stir
commoon a few days that will take a thousand good
who home looking after them loved and pursuing
the Intended path or and ovabe years to set
Ha ba-He Tor suffrage when majority Of The white
women o. Mississippi say b. their ballots they want it.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

THERE'S lots Of money in the banks Trade is good with
merchants. The producer is having his inning
before Not only the producers cotton, potatoes
all other similar things higher than before but
the farmers adiuncs the way cattle and hogs bring
ing almost fabulous prices. By this would not have
the the only that rakng
in the coin others. The put
ting o the public o a fare you we'll.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

There are so many organizations to look after the
of the children especially the boys, that we
are almost at times conclude of these
Jealous will be ready to classify the home
an incubator only Alas many to believe that
only way accomplish anything is in whoop and hur
ran The hour but very schedules of
t. present age.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

Roosevelt still exhibiting his toe Teddys toe has
the War Department refused to allow nm
fight the Kaiser without preparation Roose-
desire raise regiment two of volunteers and go
II over and breakfast job of the Kaiser shows
had conception of the magnitude OF the task that
Law before Government He has been persistent
critic of the administration throughout the war.
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

On August 20. our Government paid ont @1560G0000
ich is at the rate Of $4,000 00000G year Just think what
5se figures mean. II days disbursement had been
made in silver dollars they laid side by side thay would
have reached from San Francisco On the
da an additional credit of $400,00000O given Great
b tain which the total loans to other Governments ST.
Nearly all the credits to foreign countries SIMPLY
AN that them that amount of money to Tor
goods and materials bought here Thus is that get
interest the money and people getting profit cn
wha is sold the other Allies
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04
THE COST OF LIVING.

Federal statsticians compiled certain facts relating
to the high living that to that very
large element population that depends fixed IN
comes The average the cost of living from July
to july 1918 was from per cent In other words
the dollar 1914 worth approximately 30 cents A
cordng to the report of the national industrial board the up
The Grenada sentinel., 1918-10-04

There mighty few of those who credited with con-
trolling good deal of and with owning nice properties
Grenada and county who have they
might do without embarrassment in buying Liberty Bonds
well plain about these matters The truth must ou
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-14
OSKALOOSA SOLDIER
BOY IN ENGLAND
RAY 8. DUeoc, FORMERLY OF
THE HERALD STAFF CALLS
ON COLONEL A. w. SWAIN

Southampton, England, Feb.12
Made inqurey today to learn if
Col. Swain was still the U. s.
Consul here. The reply was: "Very
muchIy SC! He is indeed a most
popular man in South Hampton"
The Colonel was out OF his office
when | called, but the pictures I
saw on his desk reminded me
more of home than anything
have seen, Major Lacey, Senator
Cummins and other familiar faces
of lowans' Colonel Swain is very
busy now. He is Secretary of the
American M. C. A., and Ameri-
can Red Cross in addition to his
regular work and is rendering a
fine service to the people.
Sincerely,
RAY 3. DU6Oc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-14
FROM WAL TER INIG
LIFE IN ONE OF THE EASTERN
ARMY cANToNMENTS

Ithaca, ~ Y, Feb. 3-Dear folks:
over, and l have some good news to
tell you. | was one of the lucky ones
in the class.
| will report back to school tomorrow
and take several days special instIuc-
ton, to make good as an instructor.
worked hard for it, but did not think
i would make it. If | make good
at that | will probably be made a
commissioned officer. | may be here
for some time. After that | will be
sent to the field for active service.
How long | will be here is guess
work but as near as / know l will be
here until May or June.
| will have to give up trying for q
pass to come home at the present time.
will be very busy, and if | did get
a pass it would put me back in my
work. So will have to wait until be-
fore going to France.
never told you, but most of my
class mates are photographers from
New York and Chicago. | am about
the only little town photographer in
the bunch. studied hard and minded
my own business, and came out ahead
of lot of them.
The weather has been fine until
today. 1t is showing and the weather
is chilly. One thing here, the wind
does not blow and pile up the snow.
The coolest weather that we have had
was ten blow zero, and it did not
seem one bit cold.
l don't know of any more news. so
will close now. / forgot to say that
if | get a commission, l will have to
turn all my clothes in. A soldier is
discharged, he then takes another
physical eXaination and enlists as an
offices. A lieutenant (Which would be
my rank gets about $4,000 per month
out of this he has TO buy food, cloth
ing, etc.
Write soon, with love to all,
WALTER G. mig,
Photo Division S. M. A. Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca, n. Y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-14
MEETING HELD OVER
BAPTIST REVIVAL AT FREMONT
FOR ANOTHER WEEK.

Fremont, Feb. 13.--It was decided
on Sunday to continue the special re-
viVal meetings at the Baptist church
for another week. Evangelist Norman
H. Camp of the Moody Bible institute
Of Chicago is conducting these meet
ings and both speaks and sings every
night. There was a large attendance
Sunday night Special music was req
dered by Mrs. A. j, Jones, Miss Lillian
Phillips and Ladies Quartettc.
On Monday night, Mr.. Camp gave a
stirring address on THE Anti.Christ"
illustrated by blackboard and chart.
This theme was continued on Tuesday
night under the subject "The Five
Great Judgments"
On Thursday night which will be
Young Peoples night, Mr.. Camp will
give a stereoptican lecture on Nyasa-
land of Central Africa, and will show
fifty or more slides. se m