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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-19

n Il you own a. mach - $1,000 worth
|of taxable property Uncle Sam haa
|yoar name and counts you - ops aba
70 buy ! Liberty Bond Of 4 ths least
N $50 denomination. It y known by
the soveEnmsnt thats 1000 psfsoss II
Maury county afs able to buy Liberty
Bonds, but u noon yesterday Only
|sS7 persons had made application ~
bonds. This means that but Iittle
moFs than one-sixth Of The msu and
womsn known to b potential. bond
buyers havs done THAR dirty.
This. however. - not : complete
estimate q the possible bond buyers
lin Manry county. The probability Il
|that oae-half Of those who have Snb.
|scribed Tor honda are not on M GOV.
ernmsnf list ofi 1000 and that this
proportion viii hold throughout the
campaign. There u N fact many
more than 1000 persons IN the county
who can buy these government secur.
tiles.
Nobody knows what win be done
about those persons who 40 not buy
bonds: but Al who have given ser,
|ious thought 70 the matter know that
the government must and win raise
the money to pay the cost of this war.
|lf It y not RAISED in part through saIes
~ bonds. II will DO raised By TAXATION.
Various methods Of dealing with
Liberty Bond slackers have been sug-
|gssted and adopted throughout the
country. but from I Mississippi city
comes the report hat they have
adopted : most appropriate treatment
tor them with : list 81 Ill persons
who are known % b able to buy
bonds before them. co0mittee has
checked of the names Of those who
have subscribed. leaving q ghadtly
skeleton Of names OF those wh4 have
mot done their duty. This Skeleton
|of slackers they are going to publish
|so that al the world may know who
failed to respond when the govern
|ment called. who vas willing to let
fhe boys in uniform risk their lives
for Liberty while he held with .
miser's clutch to his dollars and failed
to buy for Liberty. who withheld from
the government that protects him that
which In fact belongs to the govern,
ment.
Furthermore. the patriots 70 this
Mississippi town are going to ostra-
lcise these slackers. The man whose
name appears on that list 10 going 70
/ find himself in a. uncomfortable po-
sition as the MAN without . coun-
Try" He is going to be pariah among
decent people. He IL going to find
the back OF every hand turned against
him. He Is going to realize that he
lives in . city Of patriots where the
possession Of q few dollars viii not
buy rsspectability. He is going to be
taught that the coward with his
money Is as loathsome to true Amer
leans a. the coward with his skin.
Although no such drastic method
as that OF the Mississippi city may be
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-19
LOUISVILLE LIVE STOCK
MARKET
tBy Boubon Stock JournaI)
Special to The Herald.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April 1s.-HoEs
declined today the Is cents they adj
vaneed wednesday. Cattle we're &C.
tive and sheep steady.
cattle-Reeeipts. $50 active: mar
ket active.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.7o0 head: mar.
kst Is cents lower Quotations. tops.
$17s5: lights. s1740: pigs. $3.50 70
|flsle: rooshs. s1kIe ard down
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-19

Be sure to attend the Trench
luncheon. Monday. April 2znd. at the
war Kitchen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-19

crfbSother ~ cousin IN the Americas
a{myxos navy Who vOuId not mako
~ fn6isdinfe sscfifice that ronld b
~ ~ comfosf Or protection Of that
eotfl6e o. sstlor. Ohs would b VA
~ n shsd ~ Last cost. % knit and
- sntii hss fingers bleed. al seant
sezjosA y woft night snd day to Do
p6Snothfng 1or. hat soldisr. II 1t would
teEmaks him ssSeF fpom the danger
~ 1oGx1s ~ 80 to. his confoet II
60 Ihst a > certainty the denial
u ehjch would b resented BY any
M1bsr o. nothee sister Or brother Or
cossin e . soldier o. sailor
There srs many ways IN which this
peutection and comfort can be pro
vidsd and most u the relatives Of the
Soldiers and sailors ars doing some
thing But The simrIest and easiest
~ To help them u to buy Liberty
Doads os Thstft stamps. IL has been
animated that II every person IN
Magry county who Il related 10 ! soL
~ . sailor would 80 70 The limit q
ter nnancial abfiity and credit IN
~ purchase Ok Liberty BOnds. the
4nfa 81 3ssI, 1oe would b. oversub-
ecfzb{1 ~ thsm aions.
Win ~ money raised b. The sale
o. tonda ths government provides the
9ilj and nAvy With everything that
q eassptisl % their protection and
611ert Purchase q these bonds d
KY lending The money to the govern
heaf With which to equip the men
uAo ars going TO do the fighting.
~ Analysis Of tho subscribers to
~ Third Liberty loan has been made
n saeceetatn which are relatives Of
s611tesr md what relatives have NOT
s8bscF5bed, but II u safe venture to
Stn1t lsrgs number 81 tho buyers
~ iot closely related By blood to
~ soldier u sailor ana that many.
4{pyN.O arssvery closely related 10
q 80 = uaifsrm have not bought
- ~ much = ! $50 THIRD Iibsrty
J n sIesrs.:,. u, VI. 800. y $50.
Gsi.Ss:.ss. 49, 80. - I. 49, s-..,s. O.. q.
s...s....a. -. -. $500 49,
sssss,.s1 g., - 60. .s... 49,
,.s,..- 80 -. .,..,,,,...
1;31s.- \. ,.s.s 1919 Y. - !,
Sx.j ~. y I. !. \. ',....-s - go.
s;S. 2ls. w '5s @. - ~. ~.
asszl..- .,- !. 80. A.,.ss- 80 1870
~ ~ 1890 ,.~..s - - r.-.-
E IN. y 80 ,.,..,-~. 49,. !, !. ". - W
Ess::.-' -. ! 49, -. -
.l2s,.g l. Z. go. 49, - 60
I 80 --,,,,. /. II "a. ~ 49, q. $3.50 $3.50
% ss,sIs. - ...s.-. - - - -. -.
go ..s-.,.-s- .s.r 80 -.
Il. 4. 81. = 49, = -. ~ 49,, u.
Hs.s,4- .s...--. y 49, - I
80 " s. -s..,s, \. ..-..~ VI
f.sss.t -. - 80. !. 49,. 80 s. 80
2s57 Q. ,....- =. 80
Il "a ]. $3.50 - -..... -
Va $3.50 ~ s 49,.
go. I. ..... Nv. - ~. q =. ". "
I. 49, ss"ss ~ ~
40, - 80. ~. ~, ~. - = ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-04-19

Sheep Receipts. 50 head; market
steady.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
poucr Juey peoerfor4os


paltr, Iur MSS aaIisI Il. aEd.i tH IN
,ha~ = Howell President WITH HE Gul
lov re members uf fh, tafs present
Alessfs pfassrtus Kaufman Goth IsW.s
towel kustIu Uauera3s Garr"W Mari
man aed Isss ,reue
Minutes oI lhr msf mrrtEug wore read
sed apptut nd
The minutes ~ the E'oifrr iHHA fer the
meeting held August Eth tHis With ref
erruer To- report u rbr fu1Hre Commit
a.. regarding ths bHdE,t faf rise year
tsls Nns corrected o. feHd SEE follows 60
sit The Finance raumitlr, presented a
budget prepared W them fal fhs fet
1918
The HutI and irttKs CamWattsr rTut'-
~ having ,uaulu1rd A'f E,aua Walt
IL as rmtd gHd mItgt sapsr,sof fug unn
year al Il s8lap af ilsHH prr te1f PAYABLE
mgutbls NJ wall Signed "a contract
VIII Ihss Committee aHa rutsrsa upon his
duties an sept o. isis taking .HHrRs 81
the entire Parrish road outfit BHH 1hor
ST. Wall sill Inspect lnd tHkv Vp III aun
tta,t raa, aud iafagy wera Huw audrf HHT-
trsrt tu thts parrish a8d AZ an 'm"s be
uujve ths super EH.aH a4 thr Efasss" Iuy
~, FureuIft,,. explained a. Ilt iurs the
ue,ezs.t. II slltrg.ue m, saa4 uUfhf h}
uiylue muIee unH Hgrurss tfHrk aHi a
road dts4 TIE tu.A was hoHEbi for
yash taHf mules asrt heHett Iwp fnun
ST Ard fa. ituu tn4 geu f.ew lH'
fep .uf - rtsH.I+t lie fHr fsHa Tire two
mules hygFhi from ~, Town ~ 81 Fran
pIsvllle f,1 stUa .H.lHHyI an hasu,~. as u,d
H the Tuuu ttR #nl fn iHt tact that
There eutflH Hef ts sufficient HH4s n.ti
ttis cat ~ thr Ifts taxes ra pas fur fasst
u9uies "a, COMMITTEE tst eat tEat IS r,su.
Iaftuu De- adopted la t..s Police lHy .ua
urmtua fhyIr contract sltH tus Town af
RI EfaHetst Fl, afH Alr ! q Al3 uh,rrht
thssr faar mul,s HEs BE- DO asI fHr tt
warrant uf the ruU.r Hu re rs, tHnH
aH 1919 meeting uG tHa luIfaT leafs
eHtreupuo ttr fmlaa.He resolution n8Y
introduced t NJ H8a."aHs and HHn
seconded Sos N. taserrue. a~ follows
Resolved THAT lhy action af fh, Eo.s
aua ufapt eams.ttrs af tt.a paIfr, furN
ln but.ue tau nHl,s ffpn NJ = Arc
Ier stup lad TIVE aHla- f.am ths Tawu "a
~ rtBntt4sIlE, e.. gsHu tnatH Hsfurssl q
hy patd ~. o. warrant ~ th.s ral.ee lHs
to %, ISSUED ~ lbs fauu4sF fslH m,stlna
Re AMI tHs Sam. rs hereby spp.assH sHs
confirmed
Ttis resolution sss ufn.maHsIt afupt
80
The TaHsH Hasr addressed t4s palte,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

are not asked to choose by religious
faith nor is il likely that an} Of them
would desire Ia do 50 The hearts Of
Protestant Americans 70 out as freely
TO Catholic mothers and children, be.
reft BY this cruel war. as 10 any other
victims There is absolutely no dis.
elimination In the mnistralons ol
mercy
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
Notice Of Public Austion Of Certain As.
sets Of the Felietana Bank Trust
Co. In Liquidation.

States af Louisiana Parrish 81 West Fa.
u,aaa Path GHa.raI ptsi 'anrt
FyH,a#a ra8H S TwHf tu. Toe It4aaba
t#uH. SEQ AZ
Nalas a hereby given thaI bs virtue
of au erIsr af rHr Honorable TNrur
Faasll f8aaal Distinct court of Louis.
asses "a. ,sty tie -am .at af >sp,utb,a
@l, .hs l4HaalH II rBr FrHuaul
IsaHa 4 rrs-t ,awpaus will a,H az pnb
DE- auction - the fra.g door uf the ,augl
hpBer u as Town ag So FuanFAllls
Ia an
Saturday October ~. 'sis
~ - u.aIufb a w. r,flaH tasst~ eft HaIH
HHa consisting ~ pramssarg NOTES and
judgments against debtors % the saa
Han. HI according "a co., petition ufdef
ut Court ana h-t Of .3H Hatrs anB iuas
mtnls aHat>eH "a s.8 petition aHd orl,t
af ruHrt aHH Cd. 80. n the clerks aHIe,
81 saa r488a
N1wa the Honorable Charles HI
luwnr @nag, Of tic guH Judicial pis
Hta 81 Louisiana fHa gsH d3s " SCI.
frmNyr iaIs g. 8 MISE
rlsfa st saH Court
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

va Nts cummings liaH
sag Robert H3iIaN lAHs
,sa Edvafi Mathew EsHs
va Hereford Johnson. BaHH
nuales Thornton Igma
sgH Jaupa NunmugN isaius
~. Tubp carter Wahphsla
rmus iuggs laIHs
sss Edward campbell 81 EfaHrsgIlv
faus Rhsrs ba0us
sH AH,ft Igua.H Wakefield
Harrison llHn naHa
has fuseph carter ST Fran
s8i Peter THt-a.hisnn So Fran.
Az Iss,ph Nelta. Nsh,uyld
sss Edward S,ar~ 80 Emtug .s3 ttis
Ma gsurg, lahuson IaIHf
SIS lphu T. Nht, l#uH~
Ma Tmm Williams Maa,Hsla
$50 namp williams. NaksHs}H
a. Iann nWud. tg Haa
stg nau Veal Eaus
>l John Arm-tHuR Habr H
NiB bafiys sr 80 irtHg1s> IiIs
~ EmauB,l 3ars Wakefield
sIg Peter NtIHu Wakefield
SO norman johnson. "a H8a
SIS Willie Ford ST. Frau
$50 Porter Davis EaaHs
40 U,HI- Al,u BaH-
,l Louis k4l Rains
s2 Thowas Richardson Ea4Hs
v5 Howard NT hHe,E Esus
k.5 Nathaniel SMITH AHkyHrlH
" AFtun~r Allen taus
$50 Wade hudson Wakefield
SIS 3Bur= Veal HaIua
sss 4 $ Thoms Natsld.
sa ffH l.ufavls Ras-lay
seH Z, TtuuBft NaEs.He
sea IaHy CHECK Norwood
sa Nm Gula.H NuallHus lIe
r@ue Eagrla NasHIas
,tg Edward fulds# NgEs
sf. vs. - NIfgan NaFsIHs
fet Harrison -1rasnH. ,aInaF
,ts 1aHH -luss Waszlar
faHtHH,H nest week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

ga Amg} Jackson. Jackson
80 Daniel Carr Elm i'afk
s4g York Harris Eim Fsft
sl5 Andrew Parker. Wakefield
SIS John FolHus Elm paTk
SO Charlie Mullen Jackson
GiU Charles u ipssR, Jackson
Ell ThoWas Jones ~ tr8uris} lie
e5s 4sm,s Leonard Elm Fart
as Stewart Cuunsu jackson
So Thomas Turner a. Elm IaFA
go q Armstrong. 50 FBgs.Na ne
go Audrey Fuliins, Elm l'aga
ta3 Richard staules Jackson
~, he RHgAvt fim Park
go Henry eummins Elm rafk
6tH ,ldeou tones Elw Park
tgl Saw = Harbrr jackson
Sc Miles steward Wakefield
Gg3 Nley Nixon Jackson
tdl e 4 LIoyd Jackson
$50 = Newton. Roglllia> lie
tee " IS Daniel. ST FraueisyiIIe
So T T. SbaE st fraHs.sv.ilt
tts " q 'aUe, Jackson
Gtt = Is Cgurr. Wakefield
tsa lee 90 Lester ST FraHrisN tllr
t1l ! " taulel, 81 FreueEsy.tle
60 William smith jackson
e53 Lew Hurks. F.lm PARK
90 Joseph Edwards Ne>aupEe
ga Isidprr Hell Negauoke
$50 S.las gaurhs Jr. Ngysuoke
81 tEr Row spuOnyr 50 Francis
ets Joseph rrg ton Laurel i'm
80 Adolpb Monroe. Neyanoke
tsa Ned Her Laurel lIH
tAi Mathew EibkIus Laurel HtH
So Nelson curtis rtnekus lille
t'3 Nat Carroll NsFanoke
So Andrew Handy. Weyauoke
tNa samuel i'sElan. Laurel tin
FNh Fat Furr WcFauokr
ts, Charlie Momos. WeSauohe
ass ANTHONY luure WeYauoke
hsa Edward Thornton We>auo',r
$40 VIM stephenson. Netanakr
btl l,"hl Collier Ntsauuk"
tas 7 - Woods. b. NrHauoke
hAi IAN jones. NnEanaks
az benjamin Metralf ianoknsHYile
t't i"ba Willis Dawson. IVES tuukr
7'' Is " FtfrN NeYanoke
tsi samuel lifuwder eNanake
s7s samad cot'h. Nsyan"he
an Nilen Pate. N"FaHab"
.'' Thomas bakef. If fiurkns4
iai Harrison smo'bors Laurel ilA
."- iHt'h hnireiL Weyap"ks
| tHi SamarI l.sun Pate. Laurel Tin
thi lHaat Meter Dr.. TlnekBeRNtllr
'H' los Baker Nys aHokr
'aa Nathaniel sharper W.yaHake
,'t sidney Frften Weyanokr
JOS I fcFieu Weyanote
,e' samuel urls Ptnrkuo'Nile
tia Nr"n strong Ncyaugke
III shepherd Fuil.ser l1uekueyNlle
| ~ FRANK Nr't"' linrkHr}Yiilr
| tl# l.. \ Evans. Laurel iitl
~ Monroe Rowan Nr}aunku
! tia Moses Hampton tinckneNyiliv
/ tIt Fred Harris NeFuuukc
| ~ Alexander lsaldsu Neyauokn
~ Wallace HreeHup WeEanoks
! as Albert laHun NrNanuko
! Z" W J le>assier Neganuke
/ t4i Emnh Jones. Ntfmuky
- ltuN Robinson Weyanuir
~ Peter Hampton. WeEunoke
"a samuel Fat" W@Huoke
t.' = RAY Wilhelm
~ l"hn Lewis i1nrkHeNtiie
Va Frank 9th Iin,kevNilio
~ I'D Pate Nrtauoke
'z' Thomas smith lhnrhneNN'ite
ti' hirhald Nmoih"fs, Ne}ahoke
'hl arthur Hradf"Fa, Ne}auehe
'a- B"hett Ford. Neyahoke
'aa l"Nld hlhno' linekueyN'lle
~ James Reed l1nrRneNNille
s8a i 7 l.'sSasstrf. Nc'8nnk"
'8t i'an Reams Ne'anoke
| '3t SatRfit VI Williams. si Fran
"a i'ad Furnish. Wakefield
'5' u } Lewis baiHs
90 JehH Trucker i'uuglas Palms
| ~ p e Wilcox ~ FfaHosIille
tt2 Vim Port Butler - fraHets'iilr
tia ~ Roth ~ FfaHrIsFIllc
"a Edward ] ko'hsrbIld Wakefield
- Arthur Lee IaHsss - FraneiNlll.
~ ! bob Daniel 81 ftanrIsysllr
ga " e H""eu Rains
- Arthur MADDEN. ~ flnnr'stiAe
| ~ Thomas l'uil"f - FrAneisviilc
%" ~ 'laek IT, II fnrnisHiile
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
it+2 MEN REGISTERED IN WEST
FELICIANA.


''i"'I' baiisf. Jackson
.'' Nol'h st5'HNheftN IT, Tim Park
a'' nave " 'l'''hs. wakefield
o'' N'''tl dorsey Elm faFt
49,, err N,''n''i"i. Film Fafh
'''- fdd' Woods Wakefield
'''' ,'''hafa 'i'li'l - Fran.
''' iIitf. Elm fart
ave. fa'''h 1'I'iihE ~ tra'I
'''e ,'''fsr Ie'fsns. ~ ftah
W. ''N '"8hE wakefield
'"S ,.'" iaAior. Elm Park
~, 'st ''aHk Nahrheid
,'',''''' >,f"4'i "aArhla
,'''''''''' iHthe' Elm Para
''''''@ l'"7'h jackson
-" VI. l''ii'i. Jackson.
,''" l'iV''. 'i'FT"h
s,@ -, ,,,. " .,''''''S 81. " stef't'
-. "''llh stewart. wakefield
~. ''' ''''E Nak'tfia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

..N 100 UHa uf commerce today 81 -
R,srtrtHlIs submitted
e MATTHEWS Parish Treasurer
yIr faJlaNlnE bills we're tnou rrai and
.rHrH,H pata ts warrant
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

rus mmHT election held sept 10 $685. ~
f. 81 I,s.ft t!o.rd IT !ieaIth 3, 80
Tas democrat parrish pluter .. o. ~
A. Davidson. clock tender 1900
IalH Wilcox ltultuf court house ~ IA
J. h. Matthew. clerk treas w a. 90
jose taalDl htuIIHe aud putting IN
calvert .......... 10 so
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

from ami after this tags al hunting ot
suf kind ca the Greenwood plantation 5
pos.lNpiy prohibited undo. penalty y
tfsapass.ug AHy aBe found ou this place
aithout permission will br considered
lfssptsslua snd prosecuted 10 the 'IlI
,airHI ~ the lRW
Mrs ) a NFNTHEHs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
rREsPAss NOTICES

From and after this date an hunting 4
any Kind Oh Ambrosa and Independence
plantation is positively prohibited under
penalty u tgsspsssiuG Any ous found aH
these places without permission will be
considered trsspsssinG ard prosecuted tu
the flll extent ~ the law
MRs s. n WAHNOM
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05


plantation is positively prohibited under
penalt, u t5sspassiug Any ous found oU
these places without psTm.ssluu will be
considered trsspsssnE ard prosecuted tu
Mrs. s n HARROW
from ami after this da's ali hunting IT
AM kind ca the Greenwood plantation =
p0styeiy prohibited undo. penalty -
tfsapassIug AHy aHe found ou this piAsa
tfssptsslHg and prosecuted 10 The tau
rairHl If the iaR
MRS A VENTURES
We fygrrt se have Ga forbid ala lrss
rasefus IT every AIHa Including passing
H.aaa# Hsa.aU# tara
Mr3EiiEE
Trlspasstng - sIl kinda is hereby ur8-
hibited. under penalty 81 the Law. an ny
lands Ia the ninth @ard purchased frUm
/ Or " II Taylor
ALBERT T. souLE
.
Hshlns ga NJ Vernon plantation is posi-
uyvlA prohibited under penalty " TIE lAw
! al irap1ss Ma exceptions
MRS E HANli.ioN.
!
Crossing the rear If property below
The True Democrat office ih 81 Francis
vile Is hereby prohibited under penalty
luf uvspass. Persons found crossing these
/ premises a. damaging lhu fences viii lie
prosecuted MRS # 3 ROBINSON
Al trespasstuE is prohibited GA it.il aud
slaughter Lake breeze. 3ny1sl1. ana
Glass place plantations. such as hHntus
prran saihsfins etc ani sil be rtos
RN'CotRCl COMPANY
g GOODMAN. Agent
-wtllIaHa iag aHa ]. a. "a
/ The public Is hereby warned that Tho
island and Forrest plantations s5e posted
against hunting hshIHg weot .ullina
rN"fn description Included.
" h iA'hs'N
+ The rai.'f .- "@'s'f warmed #Ha4"E
hhNlhE H""1 posts ami Thinner ut an.
description lIam l.HaHis on the hahie'
/ ogden ANA l'"E aH'atI"Hs IN hunt
positively prohibited. ana hes' places ate
''oss1 aEa."sl agents = III knas
i''f 70 MATTHEW'S
No hunting - uespasa'ua al aus ANA
peha'iE of the Ia
''fthHh -t'" AKIN
u" a-'" i"''f. .ns "i Hrsp"Hs
t"g a 10y ia'm 'A iaHfri h'l Farm y
= " y ~ ''''"es'
,r. - =. IN. i.,..,.,.. y.
-. -, -
$500 t.,,.,s..,
80, -. a.. a.. -, ,.....,4. y,
20 s''' 80 ''''s '''s -, - ''''','s :,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

The public Is hereby warned that tho
island and Forrest plantations s5e posted
against hunting ashIHR wuua cutting
and sH other forms ~ tIrspass agents af
rsef> description Included
" n JACKSON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05
FATAERLESs CHILDREN
or FRANCE

Continued from page onel
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

Trspassng ~ all kinda is hereby pro-
hibitod. under penalty 81 ths laN sn ny
lands Ia the ninth ward purchased frgm
Or Il II Taylor
ALBERT T. sOuLE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

An trespassluE is prohibited ou itl aul
Slaughter Lake breeze. 6aynsld and
Glass place plantations such as huutus
prraH gathefing etc aua Nill bs pros
srats8 a. full extent II the law
RACyot RCl COMPANY
q GOODMAN. Agent
-mflhhua l.aa ard T. a. IA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-10-05

Hunting Of any kind. cattle driving 81
HshlnR ga At Vernon plantation is posi-
lively prohibited under penalty ~ TIE lAw
ri u.sp8sa Ma exceptions
MRS d HAMILTON
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-04-26

CITY TELEPHONE CALLS.
fohce department ..-.-.........-..... Wau.
Si .tty 5nRlheer ......-........-..- Nau. IS
City Treasurer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mar, X;
City Clerk Wa, =
Water Works Wan zoo
CITY OFFICERS 1917
Mayor- Hans A. Koenig
A. v. Brigham
lily Attorney Albert B. Houghtou
City lfeasures- Fred Prudiseh
Sity Assessor Alonzo f. Kellogg
City Engineer J. E, Lowther
Supt. of Water Works A. W. Hebbrina
Health Com Dr. II r Petsrso
Chief Of Police George Bate
Police Justice Justice of the Peace
Walter l. Koenig
COMMON COUNCIL
First WGrd--
a, G; Hanson Willard l. Nothohm
Second Ward
John De swarte j. j. Masquardt
Third Ward
., J; Hayes Ben Wood
VIM. 7. Whip John Krafczyk
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Optimistic Thought
Rejoice today. for tomorrow you
may be ashes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-04-26
RED CROSS WORK.

In order to accomplish Wauwatosa' S
share of the Surgical Dressing Work.
it has been deemed advisable TO open
the Work Rooms in the High School
three evenings instead of two a week
Beginning April 29th, the rooms will
be open Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings from seven to nine
thirty. All are cordially invited to
come and work. Ii you have taken the
course and know how, we need you
il not, come and learn There are no
charges whatever connected with this.
All the requirements are a large cover
all apron. Golf or cap. scissors and ia
bleknife. If you have someone in the
service, you will want to Do this work
--Ir not, it is your duty to do it.
Wauwatosa Red Cross Working
Hours: Monday. nigh School to )
p. M. and to $50 p. m. Tuesday,
High School 3 to p M. and to
$3.50 p. H.; Council Chambers to 5
p. m. Wednesday. High School, to
5 p. m; Council Chambers to 5 p.
m. Thursday. High School l to S
p. M. and z to $3.50 p. M; Council
Chambers 2 to 5 p. m. Friday, High
School, TO 5 p. M; Council Cham,
bers-2 TO 5 p. m. Saturday, High
School, to Il M.
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O'Clock. and the body was taken to
Chicago and inferred in lakewood
Cemetery. The family have the SYM
pathy of large circle Of friends.
Mrs. Hattie Spalding died at the
family home on East Milwaukee Ave
nue. on Saturday. April 20 at the age OF
As years. The deceased had not been
well for some time. She leaves be-
sides her husband several children.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence, Monday, April %. Interment
was in Forest Home Cemetery.
George sWletschak. who is now at
Camp Custer, is showing the boys a
few things in boxingga at the camp. He
is known as Robbie Fletcher in the
boxing world and in Wauwatosa and
Milwaukee. From clipping that was
sent he is well thought of across the
lake, and has had several settoos so
far in camp. He will no doubt come
close to carrying the medals for Camp
Custer
Wauwatosa was the first city in the
county TO go over the top in the third
Liberty Loan and was awarded the
first honor flag. Her quota of $4,000
was reached early and at this writing
is exceeded by over $4,000. Mr.. p. ID.
Gates. cashier OF the First National
Bank, says that the success is due to
the efforts OF the woman's committee.
Work is fruitful about the country dis
tricts and the farmers are liberal sub
scribers.
A basket social was given at the
Ludington School in the Town of Wau-
watosa. Friday evening, April 18th, I'M
der the auspices of the Social Center
Committee, Mrs. John Schafer, Mrs.
Henry Zophy, Mrs. Chas. Nash and
Mrs. Frederick Tesnow. The program
was very fine minstrel show given
by the young folks of the district UNI
der the direction of Mrs. John Schafer,
who is very earnest worker along
social lines and has taken very great
interest in Red Cross work. The net
proceeds of the social, which amounts
to $5S, is to be donated to the Red
Cross
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-04-26

II Is believed that nearly 80 per cent
Of Canada Is still undiscovered. and If
Indian reports are to be believed there
IS in the basin of the Mackenzie river
one of the largest areas of possible oil
bearing country on the face of the
earth. The Indians report the exis-
tenee of lakes hundred miles long in
Yukon that no white man has ever
seen, while even the Indians appar-
emily know nothing of the as yet I'M
trodden Mackenzie mountains.