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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State Of Louisiana

Whereas. Mortimer II Taylor aud
AnrYiR y. Taylor heirs Of Dr Willlan
liollaRay Taylor deceased late Cor.
ener Of the Parish Of West Fehciana.
Louisiana have applied to me for the
cancellation o. bis bond drawn and
subscribed by the said William H.
Taylor as principal, wlth Aaron schles.
niger for g5oe no, Ernest Newman for
$500 on. William " Burekhalter for
/ $500 0D. and James e AaEeaH for
$500 90. rs uroties. dated June 40
1916 and recorded la Mortgage Record
/ r page $50 Of the Mortgage Records Of
/ the Parish Of West fellclana and for
! the cancellation ut the special mort
gage for g. 600 ga. granted by the said
/ William II Taylor IN lieu 81 q bond
bearing on bis former rphidor r H fh
/ Town Of ST Franesgyllp. date April
| 1915 aud recorded Ia Mortgage Record
| T page Ia Of the Mortgage Record Of
the Parish of West Feliciana, upon
which mortgage there are no suretiea
or endofBcfs. both bond and mortgage
being given aud conditioned for the
faithful performance and discharge by
said Dr. William Holloway Taylor Of
! his duties as Coroner Of the Parish u
/ West Feiieiana. Louisiana,
! Nos therefore l. Rufilu q Pheasant
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
have thought proper 60 issue this my
proclamation sith the yieW 81 giving
public notice To all persons herein
/ interested and concerned g. show cause
/ Ia writing. AZ the Office Of the Secre
tary IT state at the eiig Of llat0n
Rouge. la. within ninety days from
aud after the last publication hereof
why said bond and the mortgage re-
sulting therefrom should not BE- can
icellcd and annnlpd and the above
manned securities discharged trum aRg
| further liabilities In the premises
! Given under my signature and che
seal ~ the state Of Louisiana at the
eity Of BATON Rouge. this 10th day 81
July. A u 1918
r @ PLEASANT
| BY the Governor
! r. II FLOWER.
Asst Secretary Of State 5i2.st
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
A SOLDIER Bovs IMPRESSIONS

We publish frN extracts from Corp
John J Barrow lrttefs homo ~ they
may prove OF interest 20 those who
tnov htn and To- other soldier boys
who suu Tho 7 u Like al oEhrfs IS ho
hat, expressed themselves ou ths sub
jaet he thinks frnnce very pretty
couurfg and that the people are a. utce
20 tham as can be He says hat he is
efad 60 hn our VI The lucky atgs sent
ever I'm his last letter be writes W"
have lust gotten back frem the front
here oar regiment Was engaged 20 q
pretty good hattie with the Germans
w. JUST licked the stutitn attl OF them
and also took quite a number OF prts.
puers They were u sorry looking
bunch uI barKars ! assure yen
We arp nov ~ rest camp and are
eniu, ina . we'll earned rest uuclt
San takes good eafe Of his soldiers
I eiu thankful 10 have come through
without a scratch Ne have "A good
commander Ia charge Of oar company
lir issued orders for every man ta
write la some one at home n few days
age Il was very thoughtful OF him
drHt sos thfHk so
The rIimats II ysFy pleasant and
seldom gets warm which is a eood
ihme rs Sc take long hikes sometimes
va are being veil ted So don't worry
about thai
Fnr those Who may be interested ir
hguaug his address IL
Corp John ] Barrow
Arc 10 ca. {. % Inf
A f.. F., Frame
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
HOW GERMANY WILL
Sc PUNISHED

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
sArs vs.. MOSQUITOES

doctor 10 san Antonio. Texas
claims tn have discovered that the bal
Is the natural aniidote fnF the mos
quito and tss invented a patented bal
rousf or cage 10 house the bats dufug
thf day llute We hereby call upon
Tits goad doctor iH the name of sat
Frr.ng humanity 20 come down here
y aud give hts experiment a fair
trial II the breed Of mosquitoes nov
operating In thl- vicinity De- ao, eat ap
his balls and then come hack for the
roosi. ae ara very much disappointed
IN their foragtne ability Ahbeviite
HIrridieRa
Nevertheless AZ most persons have
groat horror Of bsts r. RaFdins them
A. both seird and u1sIaan, there Is no
, aetical benefit Ia The discovery.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
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pATnloTisM SHOWN EVERY
WHERE.

Private Roht Percy ~ FtBckHey
willie writes home au account Of his trip
from Camp lIeaurcRard to Camp Mills
New York II is. chiefly remarkable
as describing the patriotic greeting ihe
boss receive everywhere tie says
Camp AiIts \ ;
NJ prrclogs Mother
We had a lovely trip and enjoyed II
very much saw Niagara Falls They
arr uDuultlm Sent sou some pictures
al them
Mn pissed through ten states and
auada This camp is twenty Two miles
eui 81 Nev Nork Cit, The brooklyn
bridge is some bridge. We saw very
httlr of \ $. bat ~ we passed. roneE
island there were bunch nf girls and
boys swimming
The farms. scenery, aud girls 81
Illinois and Indiana are lovely Aicht
rau aI~e has pretty stenery, didn'i
think ppueh Of Ohio or Canada We
didHl sae much Ia "a except mines
aud factories
The lakeh Valley Is Tho most hran
trm place ia the vortd We came down
II tust about sunset and | never saw
ANYTHING to equal il
W San men. women and girls barn
footed Va tfk The girls ia Canada
Herr dressed Ia oyeralls and working
to beat everything IN tact they we're
working ia every rortheru state vs
gpss.d through
H. "a every town wc passed through
hI 81 every whistle II could rake and
sorape from the time / saw there was
q war troop train coming until sc we're
emit If sight We made the trip IN
n.pn'Eeighf hours
The uIrplanes are swarmlnR over
here
W. surely saw lots N pretty girls
gll along the road The girls Of Monroe
F8nl, treated It's white Gave rs loads
ct cigarettes cakes and coco cola
We sore nearly starved We dtdu'i
ret much 60 cat on the train
TaH Tinker there is q dandy can
teen here sud that I made for II as
seuE as reachrd here
have heco on detail aH evening
putting up officers tents
fhtHk I vlII geg 8 twenty tour hour
PASS 70 Couey Island a. I Ftar enc ean
base a better time there than IN Nes
N,rh CIV u is only fifteen minutes
rup on the subway srom New York
Must class Az Il is pearIy time far
Retreat YnHr loving ION
ROBERT
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
~" SUNDAY

HoV the Y NJ &. A is helping "a via
'bu war viii be- described Ia sermons
bt pastors al local churches SUNDAY
Sept designated bt Gov Pleasant a.
Army Y VI e A, Recruiting SUNDAY
These addresses wil cover the \ N e.
A = entry into the sar work the aide
scope and the effect IL has had la main.
,ainlng morale nf American troops So
fayarably we're French and Italian COS
efameut Impressed aith the part the
y VI 6 4 II keeping up the spirit Of
cat men that the American \ NJ G.
A. has been asked BY the two govern
meals 20 send secretaries 10 work With
the French and Italian armies,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
THEIR REASONS
Glefs Of said gour

Reeeutlg tea the trenches q soldier
companion
What brought yoH ngt here be-
cried
Tn = single man end tm very
fond 81 var Was the answer
Well im "a married man aud lm
very ford Of peace aad that's ahg
Ina cut here, vas the rCtUTt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

IS. consent of at parties concerned
application hos herH made 20 fhr pro.
ur authorities fgf The dissolution ~
.Ee corporation known ne N & =
Waff Really q Investment Co
.Sli3t A ii. MOSES. Secretary
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

From aHa after this date al huntlng Of
any aiHd 81 Ambtoaia and Independence
plantation - positively prohibited under
psnalty II trsspassna AHy one found on
these places withoat permission wiil be
considered Irsspsasias Ans prosecuted %
the HN sstsut ~ tia law
Mrs r. n BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

8'Fl NATURALIZATION
sides satin fats an wheat We
Got ter save agRar ila hes say
ter save sugar is Ten Use 9raps en-
h0nel
A nice III pie her fa.N er iasses
conveyed hy Hgst 81 hu ~ heat
axes h. oHe er is ErF vays ta
set grUst wtd de sugar pfuIi.k. 49,
ca II saves wheat -four toe.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

rails lmarsh hem In Louisiana. black
bsllicd aud golden plosers, greater
and lesser yeliowlegs Ia Mississippi
Louisiana. Texas November liam.
AIRY -
Woodcock Ia Mississippi Louisiana
Texag November December ~
novcs In Mississippi. Louisiana
September iB.Dpcomber 81
On the following migratory game
birds there Is no open season Wood
duck. SWAMI. whoopng and sandblIl
.cmres. aud eurfews and an other
small wadlBg birds, OF shore birds
tploveFsnipe gruupI except those spe
fed under the open seasons
No Hunting After Sunset
The act prohibits the killing of
migratory game birds between SIN.
set aud half an hour before sunrise
The act prohibits the killing al any
time Of al migratory nsectiyorous
birds. as veil as certain other miRra.
tory game birds, most important
Of which are grebes ie.dippers or
he'll diTersl looms gulls, terms. bit
terms herons ttucludlng night heron.
of 'grosb.c"I woodpefkers. night.
hawks tbullbatsl. meadoslnrks, swat
lows wsxwtBEs teedar hlrdsl and
robins
The act prohibits the killing Of
migratory game birds from a power.
boat or sailboat or any boat under
sail and Rith gan larger than nam.
beT ten gauge az any gun not fired
from the shoulder
limits Number Taken
The act limits the number OF migra.
tory game birds that may be- taken
~ one day by one person as follows
geese, 5. ducks lexcept wood duekl
- 10 the aggregate of all kinds coots,
gallinules, rails, q ia the aggregate
of all kinds; Wilson snlpe, or Jack.
snipe Is doves, % black beliied and
golden plorers, greater and lesser
IyelloW.laRs IS, w0odcock. 6
| Tn" act prohibits person from
transporting OF causing Ia be trans
ported (which includes shipping OF
carrying Ia any mannerb in any one
calendar week q greater Humber OF
migratory game birds than may be
taken legally in two days by one per
son
The act requires that when miRra
tory game birds or parts thereof are
shipped 10 packages. such packages
shall have the name aud address al
the shipper aud OF the copsignee snd
an accurate statement az the number
and kinds OF birds contained therein
clearly and eonspIeuously marked ou
The outside thereof
[
| As 10 Waterfowl EGGS
Under this act = person may take
u any number and at any time mi
gratory waterfowl and their eggs fof
| propagaling purposes when 80 au
thorized by q permit Issued by the
Secretary OF Agriculture. Waterfow
and their eggs so taken mas be- pos
sessed By the permitee aud may b.
sold aud transported by him for prop
agaiing purposes to any person hold
ing permit issued by the Secretary
OF Agriculture authorizing the holder
thereof 10 possers. bus sell and trans
port migratory waterfowl aud their
Increase aud eggs IN ans manner and
~ INV time for prOpaRatine yur
poses. and So kill by any means ex.
eepi shooting and thereafter 10 sell
aud transport auy migratory water
fowl possessed bought OF prapsaat
sd BY him except the Wild birds orig
tnaIly captured. as above provided
| for Information as % the assurance
of such permits may be- obtained
from the Secretary Of Agriculture
Washington. u. G.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

PROM ard after This tate al hunting 81
ang a.Ha uH ths Greenwood plantation Is
positively prohibited under penalty Of
trsspsw.uR Any 8us found ou this place
without permission will he considered
lrssfasslHa aud prosecuted to the fuii
extent Hf the law,
MRS. 3 A vENTREss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

Az cattle driving, hunting ashinG and
ether tfespasKiuE ~ any kind are fog
hidden ou Forest plantation, under ne
penalty - TIE aw
tg-iG.IkB J " MCQUEEN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

Ws regret ws have to forbid an tres
HtssaHa ~ rFsft kind Including PaasIHs
HHaH NualaRu FaFm
g. IS MegEnEE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-08-31

Fso public IL aansi AGAINST buying
fire agod posts 90 crops Hom tenants o.
Magnolia without permission
MACklR FARMS co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

three I'm the gathering darkness. with
or'. The Pickering hroliHhf the tail,
straight figure %. ~truuE l1uhod moLacing.
as he stood white faced looking al the
D~riuging form of Byron
suddenly the woman tIrnol toward
him. urI face drawn ANA uag.ird. uut an
u]udtUaied light iu her eyes she walked
Quietly To hiul. Her eyes were fearless.
although h,. bosom heayHd u~multuously
and She nIeuchod her hands Byron raised
Dis head ana looked at her with dull fof.
rilod eyes Strour, for the moment had
forgotten his presence, until a loud cry
from Byron made his wife shrink ! Ok
IN fear
"Dout-don't tell him" cried the frea.
2lpd man. staggering over 10 her and hold
Ing ON his hand beseechingly.
Strong. In another instant. had him by
the throat. There HaH a short. silent
struggle, and Byron lay white and motion.
less ON IN, floor The lawyer. his eyes
blazing with the fury OF an unclaimed
demon, kuelt un his unconscious form and
dug bits hands into his throat
Jack, jack the woman cried. throw
Ing her armg about his shoulders. trying
10 drag him on Don g. that won't help.
Can't you see he's unconscious now For
Heavens sake, stop-don't rave a worse
scandal"
strong. his fury gradually ceaslng from
the fact that his victim was Offering no
resistance, heard his wife's voice and
vaguely compromising some Of the mean
ing, rose. still trembling In his inordinatc
rage. aud walked uncertainty 10 the cor.
ridor door The woman looked at him In
dumb fear o.
He WAS going 10 leave her without a
word Twice she tried 20 cry out 20 MIN.
but her throat and tongue seemed para.
}2ed Ills hand was on the knob OF the
door.
81 killed the butler-"
strong paused. motionless. ~ hRnd fell
10 his side To the woman II seemed as
thoulh ho would never move. Finally he
walked straight toward her his face un.
earthly pale and Mis- hands shaking, as he
looked az her IN blank incredullty
What In thia?" he aaid, In a suppressed
tone, AN attempt to save your lover"
Sh" WINGED al tho words, and straight
y. Great Britain Rights Reserved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

old story OF ID wife neglected For months
ind months 'uu .3lc paid no attention 10
me. There have been Times when have
hardly seen you from ore day TO the
other. Even at meal time. when the bust
est men are with their families. YOU are
never af home
You know. we've known SHE besitated
for a moment Ont Byron He' been one
" our SCI over since we were children.
I didn't realize n. but he was with me more
than is rir'' Tor Duy married woman to
bee in ih, society ut another man lie al,
ways suited my moods, No. pleased my
vanity. and Dee was always ready 20 sug.
gest some novel amusement anything,
something, 10 make me forget forget how
much 1 loved YOU, and how badly you
we're treating me. This sort OF thing had
drlfted alouG for almost two wears. The
mans reputation | didn't know al hrst
Then some kind friends, "a woman always
has that kind OF friends, told me that
everybody was Kossiplns suddenly
realized that the gossip, idle as Il was,
might hayo been justified. ! WAS panic
stricken II"
She paused for a moment and turned
away Strong stood cold and motionless,
WATCHING Hycry movement OF her face.
every changing light IN her eyes. His own
were inscrutable She controlled herself
and raised her head again. continuing her
suppressed tones.
II had written him several is1ers:"
Strong started, and his bands olenohsd,
hut he simply started az her and was
silent,
They were Just the ordinary. chummy
letters that any woman might write with
safety under different circumstances, bnt
there were things that could be misoon-
strued, arc ! guess everybody would, had
they been read. ] wanted those lettars
back. flo laughed az mo aud said thai
he"
She broke off again, this time with an
audible sob. Strong stood silent while
she controlled herself Ills eyes Cor q
moment etrayed to the PROSTATE form on
the floor with a fash Of burning hatred.
"Ho wanted 10 keep them as souvenirs.
that was his excuse. I pleaded, / begged,
but II Was no use. Finally threatened.
] grew so desperate that / threatened 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

as he looked kconly a. his client no was
white aud motionless There wa. 900 angry
grumbliuE from the crowd watch wa
surging into the chambers 10 . |rw see
unds the court attendant mad driven them
back into the court room. and our INTO th"
corridor. where thet stood rooted waiting
Strong looked up auI Cor Oh" first time
saw his wife
Marion he said. warmly, Dis face
lighting up wi'h pleasure as D.. strobe
swiftly over 60 her holding uaf .H. hands.
She looked 30 him and tried "A. smile,
but she dropped her eyes and turned away
rgrmbling
Marion. hc repeated IN alarm. what's
the matter
An uuoary moan from Byron distracted
him fcT am Instant and be- forgot ..s Wifes
action BE- walked over '1 'I. uucuu
sciuus man. nl wife watching htm intent
ly, "a deep fear loo her oy.-
"Yuu may 90. S'ruuF ga,i tu ruu court
officer who stood HN..,ug oNp..tautly
"Ill t, him ur. Wait outside uurl / call
YOU Don lat ans one Iu hero
Sfruag turned hi. attention 'U Byron ar
lilo officers closed the door behind them
after q brief and spirited struggle with
the crowd who wanted tH sc" into the
room
Come. BYRON strong called shaking
INU. .N .NF .NNN..'I"H N|N'' "|
Tho linn shattered figure raised rs
head and looked duolt tho room BOO 20 ia1ed
manner Suddvu.. h. realized tH" old
horror flooding ni' couutenauco u.d leav
ing him Phastll pale We emitted % groan
OF horror and shrsnN back into She chair
Mrs Strong turned away aud1"0l' carrying
her face iu her handkerchief and stared
unscriur out or the window
Control Yourself byron strong was
saving. quietly "Nou tainted dead away
when the foreman Of The lurE rose 90
announce, the verdict"
Byron started 60 hi- feet. pushinr strong
4sli, iu terror. Dob. voice 500 shr.I that ID
Wac almost "a scream
Don't don't caa'f die want 60
live Don't Def them burn my iifn out IA
that cursed chair
Dee chokod m Dos terror. aud Furg' ne and
ssuaniug staggered about 'ho room strong
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

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perccpthly when De spoke.
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''' you "pHlo mah" now. ! believe YOU
aud for YOU | could make any Jury in the
world believe YOU. for I love Won hotter
than anything i'm This whole world"
tie gr,.ped her nv nor sboniders ana
ealed IND her spddo,iv s,ar,iod sonTv
eyes. Wet with tears.
Marion no whIspered unateaduy .gt "a
indeed an m.wind thai blnws nobody rood
Byron tainted before Tho foreman Of tho
Jury had a chance 10 announce the YER,
dict. lilo wa found NOT qITILTY'"
She gave i sndSen s,ar, easnod ana sa,
lnertly into his arms. lie looked down on
her pale and tyouble.lined face His whole
heart cried out 10 her Gently he rsted
her and carried her TO the door. He turned
and looked back at Byron. who was crawl
ing. dazed and ~pltifully weak, to hia hneea.
Suddenly no saw Strong with his wiso In
The dim outline NJ bts All s.,ro ter 10:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

w long has the Jury
been out
Byron clenched
his gands with say
age nervousness. as
he asked the ques
tion for the TWEEN
tleth m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-15

"~Don't-don't tell him."
cried the frenzicd man,
staggering over 20 her
and holding out his
hands beseechingly.
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DOING THEIR PART WELL,

The American army in France has
done well. The young men compo4<
ing it's units have been weighed in the
balance and .haveN not been found
wanting. They are lighting for: ideals,
for the invincibility Of right. They are
dying for these ideals. Fhey have
been baptized and rebaptized in blood.
And. they have not flinched. Their
conduct has extorted tributes even
from their enemies. The soil on which
they stand is daily becoming more and
more compact Of their dead. They
have made q great sacrifice. They
justify the line Of the British poet:
."rWho passeth here ?" we Of the new
Brigade
who come in aid-to take your place
who FELL
what II the ~countersign r. THAT We
have weighed
The cost lye paid-yet come" s.fasa!!
all Is we'll" 49,.
After all. death Is = small price TO
pay for thu. honor OF carrying On the
oldest and finest traditions OF the race.
i'm. II. In Rochester Post Express.
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RUSSIAN NOTE IS
SENT TO WILSON
REGARDING PEACE

Amsterdam. Oct. SO.-Russian
Foreign Minister Tchitchein adj
dressed a note to President VII.
son ON October "a, according to
Petrograd newspapers saying:
4As q condition OF the afInis.
tice during which peace negotisx
tions shall be begun, you In your
note to Germany demanded the
evacuation of occupied teExitorieA.t
We aro ready, Mr.. President, to
conclude m a~ExnisticeN on this
condition and request you to In.
form us when you intend to
withdraw your troops from the
Thurman, Archan9el and Siberia -,