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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

The next thing to having cold feet, colt
hands and cold ears is to jump into thu
tent and find that there is no fire in thu
stove And the next thing that tries
a chilled mans nerves is to find that thu
wood allotment for the day is nil-whicl
means somebody else stole the timber
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

There were twenty three marriages in
the regiment during the past month, ac-
cording to the reports OF Chaplain Han,
which only goes to prove that old Dan
cupid was as busy q youngster as Sahta
Claus during the record cold month IN
Southern sands. One company command
er was included in the LIST Of Benediets--
Captain Rasselas Brown OF Company ~.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

Sergeant Mclaughlin of E Battery viii
probably have to die in a regulation way
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

According to latest reports, August;
boasts of four new trolley cars, according
TO the Southern Railway Cos estimation
etFour cars to every army divison.)
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

Score to date: won favor the Allies
@. M. Sergeant Chadwick OF A Batter,
That's right, Sergeant. give them all the
can wear.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

The splendid health of the 112th Regi-
ment continues, in spite Of the frigd
and changing weather Colds are com
mon. but serious illness has been reduced
TO q minimum There have been two or
three cases of measles and these We're
Immediately isolated One of the com
panies i'm the first battalion played in a
little hard luck last week when a SER
geant. who bunked in the first tent on
the street, came in about $50 in the
morning from bayonet school and said
he was sick. 1t was later discovered he
had the measles and it wasn't many
hours until the entire squad, tent and
all, were out in the woods. among the
virgin pine. as close to nature as pos
stbie during these chilly days.
Men who were lucky enough to spend
the holidays at home have reached the
conclusion, in spite of handicaps in reach
ing home, that they are the luekiest
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

If Private Fulmer b Battery. woul6
only sit in the saddle he would get {
longer ride.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
WHAT UNCLE SAM DOES WITH "

A single Thrift Stamp 20 cents
sill bus a tent pole or five tent pins,
waist belt or bat cord, shoe lacos and
Identification tags: two Thrift Stamps
will buy one trench tool, one pair Of
WOODEN gloves, four Thrift stamps will
bus two pairs Of canvas Ieggins, ak
+ Tariff Stamps $3.50 - will buy five
pairs Of WOODEN socks, three pairs sum.
mer drawers. summer undershlFts,
|l2 Thrift stamps vii buy a steel bel.
/ net to protect some soldier az the
front. one Warsayings Stamp will buy
! 100 cartridges. another will buy car
fridge belt, soabhard for a bayonet.
four War Savings Stamps viii buy a
rife for some soldier az the front fight'
+ Ing for the cause Of liberty. three and
unehalf War Savings Stamps will buy
three pairs Of wooden blankets for the
comfort Of the man IN the trenches and
two and one half Warsayings Stamps
will bay a Ras mask for the protection
/ Of some mothers boy from the deadly
|atiaCk Of gas three NarSayinEa
Stamps viii buy an oyereoat or two
wuolon service coats. Two WARSAW.
inga Stamps will purchase two pairs
LOT WOODEN brooches or tao flannel
shirts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

MIR T.. RothsehiId of Woodvillo has
entered into partnership with J NJ
Dampf Ia the Wakefield store, J l.
Stirling leaves the cierkship there, and
will work for the STANDARD on lie
spent "Wednesday ia st Fraucisville
Misses Mabel Howell and Elizabeth
Wfldblood, who are attending school
at Woodplle. spent last weekend at
their respective homes
Last Monday afternoon Bishop SEES.
SUMS and Rev A " skardon held
services at the Wakefield school house
Although the congregation was Of dif.
fefent denominations. the sermon given
By the Bishop WAS appropriate for all
SUPP. II. = Crump vas a welcome
visitor A the Wakefield school Wed
uesday
Or. Sidney Powell WAS a visitor al
Mr. ". /. Strings. Wednesday
The Wakefield School Improvement
League expects TO have meeting
Friday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR
BAYOU SARA LEVEE

Mayor Jas H. Logan and several
members Of Bayou Sara Council met
the Finance Committee of the Police
Jury. Wednesday. and had confer
entp over the proposition 10 aid Bayou
Sara IN raising tbe s2oe3 required In
order 20 secure twice that amount from
the Mississippi River Commission 10
be used IN building a leype for Bayou
sara The Finance Committee was Of
the opinion that the Police Jury did
not have the funds TO carry the full
amount. but suggested that Mr. logan
and his people ia Bayou Sara start a
subscription list and see how much
could be- raised ia that gay before the
next meeting of the Police Jury With
his accustomed energy Mr. Logan
started the list al once. and has al
ready neat SUM subscribed The list
viii be- published next week, and Ne
hope 10 see q luii representation OF oar
citizens a. subscribers
There is not shipper ia West
Feltclaua parish, Hot 60 mention Ia
Wilkinson county aud East Feliciaoa
parish. but is vitality Interested ia the
welfare OF Bayou Sara, since los
freight rates By rail are contingent
upon it's existence as a shipping port
The cold blooded suggestion is some.
times made that nu matter whether
there is q town there or bot SO Ions
as IL is a landing the effect upon
freight rates viii be the same
So long" is good Because If Bayou
sara's Ieyue be not kept up and a
certain amount Of dredging be- done. IN
course OF time Bayou sara will build
up a batlure in front that will ruin Il
las a landing Il brhooves every one t.
help. If oull for selfish reasons Hut
Ne believe that higher impulses Of
lfriendliuess 10 a bunch of Hood.iighiers
viii inspire many In giving something
And Sc expect ia see rcprcsen'atl',
| list next week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

The Local Exemption Board has con
Guided the examination Of men IN
Class /. with the exception Of - men
who failed to appear for examination.
West FeuciaHas number Of men In
Class ! is $50 Of the men examined,
10 we're found TO be- permanently dis.
qualified The papers Of about % others
we're sent to the District Medical Ad'
ylsorY board these men viii likely be
classified for non-combataat service,
The following named men failed 10
report for examination Richard Whit,
.akpr William Bailey, James Young
Eddie Williams, Mitchell Douglas, Jim
.HH. Harry Converse, Tom NesL Nil.
ton Polk, Willie sBuIley Eddie Posey
James + Richardson, George Washing
ton. Forrest Douglas, Jim Anderson
Willie Jackson. Robert Hampton Eddie
Williams. John Lucas. Jim Singleton
.Groycr 4. mndlrk, 1911 Jackson, Ely
whitaker Richard Gilmore, John Cum
miugs Jim perkin. Williams Hays
sam williams. Tom Washington, Josh
jackson, Alfred steaverson
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
FINE MUSIC

aIscha Elman. one Of the great vior
llR ganmsos of this generation viii
appear at Garg Hail, Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY February % Seats, S2oo.
81 50 and $500 On sale Apply to
Prof " u stopher. Louisiana State
University, Baton Rouge,
Elman vas born 0u january n, 1891
NJ Talnoio. Russia His FIRST violin vas
given him as q birthday present and
| the little four.yearold boy astonished
the lamIy ~ once by playing many
tunes by ear.
At five years old Mtscho Elman as
touisbeh the faculty ~ the imperial
school of Music and Ras admitted as G
pupil Of Alexander Fidelman. He WIS
The Youngest student ever enrolled. In
1902 Leopold Auer, the great violin
padaEugup.. Glanced to hear E,lmau
land after some difficulty he gained
PERMISSION from the ear To- take the
boy to st Petersburg as his private
pupil 4 year later Elman played al a
IuotahIc concert Ia St Petersburg sab
IstfutIue for Professor Aucr and the
city vas taken ~ It's feet by the
Itgycarold wonder child From that
time can Gilman appeared throughout
Europe creating great enthusiasm
| Ills English debut vas made at
IQuecu's liajl London. IN March, 1895
lite PLAYED the Trhaikowsky concerto
las it had never been played ia London
land bonors we're again showerod upca
lhan The next month be appeared tn
lParta vIth the same results America
IhrH bpafd him in iaUs. when hc PLAYED
In News York with the Russian gym
IphnnY orchestra
| The program for the coming events
lis given below The last Two parts 81
1.-THE third Number can BE secured to
! Baton Rouge on phouaRraph records
/ Concerto q Minor NNasdtNat
Ichaz Allegro, Adaglo Allegro
| symphonic Espagnole I.alo Al
Iiegr8 non troppo Andante, Allegro
i g fal Deep River traraphrasol
fimaH lhi Tango Albania Ethan fei
I NaCtuuo T. Fiat Sarasate Chopin (dl
, / Hungarian Dance Ne Brahms Joa
Ithim 90 I paIpiii PaEanlni MIR
Philip Gordon az the piano
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
REQ Cross NEWS



4 meeting Of the Executive Commit.
.er Of the 81 FraBcIsyiHe Chaptrr. Red
Gross eas held IN the Rank af Com.
nnarra Friday Fob 8 1918 at 2 p m.
The object of the meeting vas the
sppaiufmegi af committees upon de.
rsrr,aspt. aF work and TIA, disnoaal Of
.ar.r,f uatyrrs nj kpslnesa
rhe folloujge members were no.
nosutad mn the Finances Committee
+, "a pnasra ! a Ktbevrua Miss
ror, Nave Srbebar
IN motion dgIy seconded Mr. Alex
Mac ,ysa spun5nted auditor
nm s.a,.ae i, e. resolved to raeou.
r,ens fa Frank n uaya, Chairman
coIg p5yfsIop cnumittac seeopa Red
rr,.. W. Fppd ma ca,npalpn manager
9th. .ran,s.d arf,, Mr. n q GRIMM
on notion dnly seranaag If was
r..of,.s u,.t tho g,lIo,ing War Fund
n,.tt,,4,, ranr,l,t,s ha arnogetsd
NJ. l,tr.. voh5naoo chairman. Mr.
f,r.. p,,t,.sao Mr. Gordon n,rros.
s..,afsry ,,as instructed to notify
al ,.~,4n. 81 their ,,n,lntreuts ma
,..,,,,it,.as
,n Motto. ,t.f, s.cond.d "a. uswe
g.....,. ...,i..a r,.n,se pstt.f r,m.
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,,,,.t.....n. sri... h,,ins hoe, ,n,at.
It'd a.. q,r,,s,,rar hs instructed e
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$500, -. ,... ,.,.,t.n d,. u rransia
M ,,,.n,., -. ,p.,,t, IF said Cb,pter
a.. e..r.ts,, y,a instructed "a a,
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a.. = narroa a. chairman nj
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
TOWN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PROCEEDINGS

81 Franeispllle La Feb Is 1918
The Democratic Executive Commit.
tee Of the Town of s. FraucIsyillc Ia
met pursuant to call on this date Hith
Ia quorum present
The Chairman announced that the
object Of the meeting WIS 20 6y the
date Of the Primary Election for Mayor.
Aldermen. Marshal and EEecutiyeCom.
nfeemen of the Tosn Of s, FfaBcts.
vile. la
On motion. duly seconded Is was
resolved. That the Primary Election
for Mayor Aldermen. Marshal aud
Executive Committeeman Of the Town
Of ST Francisvillp. La be held on
Tuesday. March g. 1918 and that all
persons desiring 10 become candidates
ia said Primary Election fle their
written notification with the Chairman
Of this Committee by Monday Feb &c
Elgts. at ~ o'clock noon. accompanied
by q deposit Of g. 20
There being nD further business, on
motion duly seconded the meeting ,heu
adjourned
f G. spoHN, Chairman
In A. WEBS. Secretary
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
BOOKS ARe HERE

Those who Joined in the purchase Of
the SET Of books recommended by Dr
Rcuway al the recent Chautauqua, are
informed. through this medium. that
the books have been received and are
al the Royal Pharmacy, where the con.
tFlbutofs can draw one book at a time
for reading As a deficit exists in the
purchase price, others who would like
90 avail themselves Of the privilege Of
reading the books may do So by sub.
scrlhIug 25 cents. z
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
TIME EXTENDED TO MARCH I

As some Of oar patrons do not
quite understand our arrangement
about the subscription rates We
viii explain that payment before
Feb Sd Is net required Of sub,
scribcrs who already pay In adj
vance. That Is, for example, If
you have already paid 10 sept /,
1918. 40 further payment is eX.
pected until that time Should you
fail ia pay within ten days after
date of expiration the subscFip,
ton will be- charged at $500.
Some of orr patrons already
paid $50 10 various dates Ia the
spring haze hurried to pay an
other 81 50 This was unnecessary
until their subscription year had
expired, hat others accustomed To
pas during the year or al It's ciose
"a few only after repeated bllls
sent are still holding back They
have had due warning that the
price on time IL higher, and theyt
should not In future complain Of
thu price. However as some mis-.
understanding exists We shall pN.
tend the time ga March |, 1918.
when such subscribers tihase not
already paid In adyancol can OBJ
tain the 81 So rate by paying for
unfinished part Of their year
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
Absent Friends

old friend West Feliei3na viii be
rlad tu read ttOs item clipped from the
pu.Bfa Coup Banner. The editor
had q plraa. vtstt and social oall
from Nj William u Falcourr Wed
uysday. It, H. us busy az ever being
postmaster al tnuts. and keeps one al
tha biggest general merchandise stores
In the parish. and then finds time "a
do quite "a bll of Red Cross work. and
anything else Tor Uncle Sam and the
nnlILe good
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Although 30 formal treaty has yet
been signed between the Russians ard
the Central Powers the BolsbeHikf
government has ordered a cessation ol
hosjiIiies by the Russians against Ger
many Austria Hungary, Turkey and
Bulgaria and the withdrawal Of its
troops from the trenches aud fortified
positions from the Baltic sea ia tbs
Rumanmu frontier.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
Personal But Polite

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''l''''F '"'@ " ''''l INV, mus.
jung anu WIS o. wv ,'.' "
spout wednesday q" NV" ~ ''''''7
MISS VI 'a'.'' ''''',' 7''.'' " '''
las' "''h s"'7' ~ WIZ. y. g. ''"',
Ne" p"'''h'~ Win Rs"S''.'''8 "' e.
A'"A h'7a'a' H'''''"S' "''''''' ''''''' To-
anu N'''' h"'b.
Z iiaihH''H Z" h''"h "o"h'' ".''
representative "' var t'ah "Ita''@h.
'fon VAS M lawn. TUESDAY.
Miss HeofEI" te'itF Was 'h'' /"
tome home al tn" N''h.'"a a'''f d
hont atth mfasIth at AfIo"h''a
Ae Belle Winston 70 tAhlhk 'aea.
ton from professional doh. ana "
"tth hnE parents. Judge ana MIS- ). l.
Golsan
Nc { l.. huhann bas returned from
Now Orleans Mrs Aunsoh rs recover
ibg from q recent operation al Tue
l. {. Hospital
tharll" haif"" u. ''it III saF' ""fh
ond for Ration Rouge. having come oP
several days previous Tor examination
ter the draft
Mr. A SchlesiHFor and family vent
to Ne" Orleans "h sunday ii' re-
turned Thursday but the others viii
remain a while longer
Miss Emma hrassea"A. "ho came up
from s.. : /. i"' tho "''1'N". was
detained ai nome #H "'eh bh d"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
u A WEIs Secretary

Az the recent Farmers Short tourS"
az Louisiana State University, Baton
Rouge ATIy prominent farmers from
every part of the state perfected "A
statewide organization to be known as
the Louisiana Farmers Congress. The
main purpose Of This organization Is TO
cooperate with the agricultural bureau
of the Naw Orleans Association of
Commerce ta establish better markets
ia that city for AT kinds Of We stock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

A million cheeks q month viii soou
be going forward from the bureau Of
aafrIak insurance to safeguard Amer
lcus lighting forces and their famIlIes
Applications from soldiers aud sailors
for Insurance are near $4,000 GOA Geo
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

The value Of farm products Of the
United statss for The yeag 1917 reach
the tremendous and unprecedented sum
Of So as SAG aoH. au increase uf more
than six billion over the values Of 1915
aud almost nine billion more than 1918
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
Instructions Tor Red croaa Knlttsrs

instructions tor Red Cross knittsrs
Sweaters Must be purled and knit
ted for 1 In then knitted plain 10 In
Al as eaters are uow made q inches
Sweaters must be crocheted twice
around the neck aud once around arm
holes for strength
Wr.stlnts Must be knitted 10 OF u
inches Ia length In sewing together
leave two openings, ono AT either end
Helmets should rs knitted plain
10 inches in front and inches IN back
Socks Must be knit very loosely &c
allow for shrinking Al socks must
be washed and pressed before sent tn
Caution Cast on and bind off silt
ches loosely on all pieces
VI. GAINES
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Victory bread sill be- on sale at the
stores OF Peter Trocchiano and Martin
Paul Don't b. So supogeilious az to
say that you want pure white bread
stand b. oar President Buy Victory
bread
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Spring has sent a thousand advance
messengers of her coming A thousand
evidences are seen that she Is near
ylolats pmpurpla the garden grass
That spring mas Ia royalty pass.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Thus aud John Nnci. Robert Tompel
aud Fills Ellis took the tenderiout
degfge. This week. aud there are others
on the anxious list The boys are hay
ing difficulty tu getting their uniforms
of the right shade.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Postmaster X N lrakc Announces
that up to February | thrift and var
savings stamp sales amounted 20 s542
This Is a poor showing for a would br
considered thrifty apd Iosal community
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

nj Rev Davis Sessums made az
episcopal visit to Grace Church, sun,
day. and after preaching q sermon Of
great power confirmed q class com.
posed as follows Mrs James Roth
Misses Isropa Meta, Flora Lee Bras.
seaux Gretchen Weydert, Rosie Tenn.
pei and Albert Wcydert. CLIFFORD
Rfasscaux. Vputrrss Thums, Garner
Dohrrty, Robert Tempcl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

THE trio of Haired Plymouth Rock
chickens donated 20 the Red Cross hy
Mrs Arthur MADDEN viii be- held for
sale until tn" goth and then sold Tr
the highest bidder Address Mrs 4 =
BarFup wIth sealed offer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

4 leading planter Of East feliciana
tells Us that the drift IN that parish to
cotton planting "a the exclusion Of rails
Ing feed products is deplorable. The
people, carried away with high prices
fer cotton in 1917. are determined 70
make q larger throw At It than before
IL this we're done and cotton made q
supplemental crop all would be we'll
hat to hazard everything oa this one
crop il little short of business suicide
The onp.crup system brought The South
Ia pcuury once. If too generally fol
lowed noW. in tine af war. 1t viii hrtue
dire want and starvation And this Is
TO say nothing Of public duty We are
loath to believe that any large mum
beers OF farmers will be 20 hortsightet
and So unpatriotic
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

In order not 60 tempt any enc 20 eat
meat Friday ! e NagoarI's cart did
not even go ont That's right Every.
thing helms
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

sylvester Sparks OF Wilhelm aud
Mrs torothe8 Peadargis Miller. of
paluie Coupre. we're mnrrted by Clerk
of the Court b. $. Muse Feb
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Born 20 Mr. and Mrs J T. Paine Of
Wahclm. La MONDAY February H.
son
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Through volunteers alone many col.
lrFps have already given 20 the Army
and Navy 80 per cont Of their stndenia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Horn 10 Mr. and Mrs Marshall +
Foulks q daughter Friday. February
S. 1918
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Strayed or Stolen from y Towles'
place. colt / \ years old, liver color
white spot In face and scar on nose,
white spot on foreleg above knee
Last seen a. Catalpa station.
CHAs. WEYDERT
WANTED Men between the ages
Of is and rs. good opportunities foE
advancement Call or write. 4 =
Marine Recruiting station, Third and
Florida Sta. BATON Rouge La
FOR SALE Single Comb Brown
leghon Eggs, 81 for setting Of i6
John n Lester Elm Park, la t2g.it
ron SALE Selected Mexican June
Corn. Address. n W Brandon.
t98l plnckneyyllle. Miss.
FoR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs. 1875 fer l5. Also Barred Ply.
mouth Rock coekereis, $500
2atO Mrs 4. Haddon ST Franeisvillc
LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN, From
my place nu or about December Il, enc
Black unbrokg Texas Mare, about SIX
years old Any Information regarding
her whereabouts viii be- highly appge
cialpd = VINE. Cpulorvllle. Miss. 263
FOR SALE
Is E WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELs
Price. S20o each
L. Aimee Jackson, Wakefield. La "a
FOR SALE Rcd Rust Proof Seed
oats JAS. T.. BOWMAN. t1l4ti
NOTICE,
Automobiles viii not be permitted
la the Rosedown field
Jas. p, BOWMAN
The Hereford Cattle Co, offers Fal
sale grade Hereford Cattle, registered
! Duroe Jersey Hogs. and Angora Goaia
/ Prices reasonable Address Sc Fran.
! elsyille, Ia, t2i3i6tfl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

GRACE CHURCH
Rev Alvin w. skafdon, Rector

Rev Alvin w. sksrdon, Rector
First sunday 10 Lent
Holy Communion. Z 20 a n
Church school $50 q 49,
Morning Prayer aud Sermon
II o'clock
Tuerdag Holy Communion, 10 a. IN.
Thursday Holy Communion, 10 M.
Friday
GHauy and penftcntlal once, loan
vrsperz every evening at O'Clock
The Gospel for the FIRST sunday in Lent
ST Matt ~. :.
Then was Jesus Ted up Of the spirit
into the wilderness TO be- tempted OF
the devil And when he had tasted
forty days and forty nights, be- waE
affuraard au huuRered And when tht
.tcmptpr came to htm. be- said II thoU
be- lAu sua ~ God. command that these
stones b. made bread Ilut be an
swrred aud said. Il is vrttteH, Mar
shall not live by bread alone bat By
|pgDrs vord that pfncerdvth out OF thf
mouth uf Gud Then the devil takell
hnn up iuGn the holy city and ssitelf
him oH q pinnacle If the temple aat
saith unite him II thou be the son 81
God. cast myself d1an for il is writ
ten. lln shall giyr his angels eharg'
concerning thee and tR their hand;
lhrv shall bear thee up, lest at am
tun thou dash Thy foot against q
stone Jesus said unto him II is writ
tom again. ThoH shalt not tempt thf
Lord thy Good Again the devil takett
lhtm up Into an exceeding high moun
tain. and sheuath him all the king
duu or the world aud The glory q
them. and saith unto him. All these
things sill / give thee II thou wilt faI
down and worship sac Then saitI
Jaaa unto hmL Get thee hence. Satan
for 10 is written. Thou shalt WORSHIP
the Lord thy God, and him only shall
thou serve Then the devil ieayetl
him. and behold. angels came ant
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16
WAKEFIELD NOTES

Following are the names Of children
wbo have purchased Thrift Stamps,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

Armour's oiconarEsriuc at Peter
The best
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-02-16

nou 60 Mr.. and Mrs Sam RjRardo
a daughter. Wednesday. Feb 6 1918
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FOR SALE Single Comb Brown
Leghorn Eggs, 81 for setting Of ib
John n Lester. Elm Park, la t2g.it
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NOTICE

Automobiles viii not be permitted
lea the Rosedown field
Jas. p, BOWMAN.