davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

eva Piracy zorganizowaia VIA
sna partye robotnicza W opozy-
cyl przeciw socyalistom j wysu-
neIa wlasnych kandydat6w ma u
rzedy miejskie.
z ORGII ZBRODNI.
- N. S.Lighthall, adwokat,
Fam. pnr. 45O7 N. Monticello
ave-, wczoraj wieczorem postrze-
lony zosta} w lewe ramie przez
kt6rego znalazf W
SVEN mieszkaniu. W}amywacz
ucieki. Rama adwokata ME jest
Igrozna. RADIUS ME zdola} mic "a
brac re SODA.
DIVA oddziaiy detektyw6w
uzbrojonych W karabiny W
dw6ch szybkich a~utomobilach da
remnie przez kilka godzin oneg-
dajszej nocy sciga}y pieciu ban
dyt6w, kt6rzy W skradzionym all
grasowali w zachodniej
Ii p64nocnej czeSci miasta cd go
dziny 10 80 pred poinoca do po-
RANKIN w niedZiele.
Rabusie obrabowali kilkana--
Scie .os6b. We wielu wypadkach
ofiary ich miaty tylko drobne SUI
my pieniedzy.
Skradziony AUTOMOBILE naleza&
do L. W. Hathaway'a, pnr. 1904
Cullon ave. Znaleziono 60 mad
ranem ma ~przecieciu ulic Bissell
j Willow. By1o w automobile
siedm dziur cd kul rewolwero--
wych.
Rabusie zaczeli swa kampanie
rabunkowa ma przecieciu ulic
Roscoe i Ravenswood ave., gdzie
~zatrzymali szeSciu miodziencow,
wracajacych z zabawy. Jeden
miai 60 centow, drugi 40, a resi-
ia mic. Rabusie odjechali klnac
siarczyscie. Nastepnie zatrzyma-
Ii j. Bensona, Fam. pnr. 3406 AL
bany ave. Ma ~przecieciu ulic
Roscoe i Whipple kazali mu
wsiaSc ma AUTOMOBILE. Gdy mu
zabrali So, wszystko CO miai, wy
rzucili go ma krzyzowce ulic
Troy i School. w ten sam spo-
sob ~postapili z innemi ofiarami.
- R. H. Miller, Fam. pnr. 3t6
Normal Parkway, obrabowany
zosta{ z SO przez dw6ch uzbro-
Ijonych rabusi6w, z kt6rych jeden
by} w uniformie zoinierza, a
drugi majtka.
IF. Mahoney, Fam. pnr. 450S
Indiana ave-, zatrzymany by}
przez dw6ch rabusi6w w mum
durach zo}nierzy. Przeszukali
mu kieszenie, lecz ME znaleAi cze
ku ma $40.
- Dw6ch }odziei wyrwafo pu-
gilares z reki panny B. Lenitzky,
Fam. pnr. 1915 N. Western ave.
ZnajdowaiO sic W MIN $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

DONOtlCECIAS &c SG-OAAlN
zacyi ola przewrotu obecnej stru
ktury ekonomiczneji obalenie
rzadu obecnego, ably ma jego
miejsce ustanowic Rad bolszewi
cki; i wreszcie zastosowanie
,,bezpoSredniej akcyi", t. j. bonn
by i pochodni, tam, gdzie lima
akcya ME okaae sic skuteczna.
$4,000, 900 MA WYKONCZENIE
N. MICHIGAN.
Bulwar N. Michigan, i most
dwu pietrowy }aczacy obie SEX
eye nowego bulwaru poch}ania-
la diva kroS wieksze koszta ami
zeli pierwotnie sadzono.
Obliczano ma peezatku, re ST.
10000 wystarczy. Wyborcy u
chwalili przeznaczyc re skarbu
miejskiego ma ten eel $4,000
w r. 1914. Re specyalnych ases-
ment6w, naiozonych ma w}aSci-
cieli realnoSci, osiagnieto So
10000
w listopadzie roku zesz}ego u
chwalono dodatkowo wydac bon
dy ma 50, DOC 900. Suma ia take
poszfa. Okazuje sic obecnie, re
wykonczenie bulwaru potrzeba
jeszcze $7,O00,000.
DAFEMNE A RADY-
KALoW.
Radykalne zywio}y w Chica-
goskiej Federacyi Piracy wczo-
raj daremnie staFaiy sic projek-
ity swe przeprowadziG ma posie--
dzeniu tejze Federacyi. Wszyst-
kie ich wnioski ubito, jake ira
CAGE socyalizmem. Miedzy inne-
mi take ubito wniosek ,azeby
Federacya wyslaia trZech dele
gat6w ma konwencye socyalisty-
CO, kt6ra sic odbedzie W Chi
cago, dhia 1-go maja.
Tvioiy radykalne czuja gorz-
sd. = CHjcagoska Fedora
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
ROZDZIAk XIV.

jSh9u JCotOoSlS'
~ Perthes-le -Hurlus."
Czy tam dobrze idzie?
Czy dobrze? -rzek4 jeden w czerwonej cap
ce z Pas-de-Calais - chyba dobrze, gdysmy wzie-
Ii trzysta jardow we try dni.
Popatrzylismy ma niego z niedowierzaniem.
Ale on ME zartowa}, a drudzy z czerwonymi cd czu-
wanna oczyma, potwierdzili rzeczywistosc slow to-
warzysza.
Ludzie ci, Q ogromnymi bandazami, z czfonka-
mi W leszczotkach, zaczeli nam opowiadae nowiny
T. v ojny, poSrod kt6rej przezyli pieG niesiecy. Byli
teraz W podr6zy diva dni jedna noe.
RAINY ich byfy W okropnem zaniedbaniu, "a
nieczyszczone, nawet w gangrenie.
Chociaz byliSmy p~rzyzwyczajeni do podob-
nych rzeczy, ,jednak dreszcz odrazy i wstretu pre-
bieg} mas ma widok tax rozkiadajacego sic ciafa, a
ci biedacy pomimo b6lu i szalonego zmeczenia, je-
dino mieli pragnienie, przekonac mas o prawdziwo-
Sci tych fakt6w i o zywotnosci Francyi, budzacei
sic z usmiechem do WARY i zwyciestwa. Navel
wtedy, gdysmy niesli ich zmordowane ciafa, opo-
wiadali z zapafem.
Gdy rozbieralismy ich, tnac ma kawafki ubra-
ME i bielizne wrosfa W rany, pragnienie brzedsta-
vienna nam jak rzeczy stoja, byfo W Mich %silniej-
SEE, nz Dol, powtarzali ilesmy zdobyli i re godzi-
ma wyzwolenia sic jest coraz blizsza.
Me bylo to goraczkowe podniecenie, ami ma
mia pokazania sic silniejszym, nz natura, ale "
tych prostych sercach zyia goraca, n~iezachwiana
wiara W tryumf Ojczyzny ME mniejsza ola niej
mifosc.
Me chcieli ME mogli spac, przebyte fakta
zape}nia}y ich umysi i wyobraznie. Miesiacami ME
mieli znikad zadnej wiadomosci, zyli wojna, VOL
na oddychali. Wszedi gi6wny doktor, przechodzil
sale zwawym krokiem. Badawcze jego oko zaraz
spostrzegla twarze nowych pacyent6w.
Obejrzai ich rany, zapisa{ uwagi, byi wes6f,
podtrzymujacy, ojcowski. Znalaz{ odpowiedne s}o-
wa ola rannych. ,,Wszystko bedzie dobrze, moi
drodzy ch}opcy. Zabierze to nieco> czasu, ale ma
~prawinny te noge, a co DO z'arnanego ramienia,
trzeba wiedzieG, re sic W dobren miejscu z'ama,a
i samo sic zagoi.
Takielni Slowly ni6si wszedzie uspokojenie, ma.
dzieje, a gdy odszedi, ci co byli dreczeni niepew.
noscia, i b6lem, wyrazali swa radosc tent Slowly:
o, jak ten major jest dobry, jaki ojcowski, gdy
sic go widzi, zaraz sic czfowiek lepiej czuje.
Mielismy wielka pocieche, widzac tych no.
wych chfopak6w rozweselonych, smiejacych sic,
upojonych szczesciem, p}ynacem z poczucia, re
smiere spodziewana co chwila, przez lyle miesiecy
omineia ich, re uzywaja zycia i spodziewaja sig
ieszcze walczyc z wrogiem Francyi.
(Ciag daisy ~nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
z KANTOWA.

WczoraL, wieczorem w sail
szczelnie przepeinionej publicz--
noscia - Choir parafialny sw. ia
ma Kantego - urzadzif pred
stawienie krotochwili re spiewa-
mi Szygethi'ego, p. t. .Stary Pie
chur i Syn jego Uian". Rzecz te
grano juz raz pred paru laty,
by4o to vice tylko wznowienie,
ale - tenn lepiej wypadio: ANA
torzy j spiewacy Ch6ru wywiaza
Ii sic doskonale z r6l swoich, a
przedstawienie szio sk}adnie i
gfadko - tax, re punktualnie
zaczeto - mimo kilku trudnych
zmian, skonczy4o sic wczesnie.
Sytuacye komiczne i typy - ba-
WHY wybornie publicznoSc, kto-
ra tez ochotnie oklaskiwala anna
tor6w. 2 pan z~as}uguja ma wy
r6znienie i tpochwa}e: pna B.
Czapla, z uczuciem grajaca sme-
tina swa role, pna H. Gorzynska
- zawsze weso4a j d~owcipna,
kt6ra pieknie o~dSpiewafa kilka
solowych piosenek; wybornie o.
degra}a maia role pastuszka pna
Katarzyna MYTHS; z meskich r6l
ma pierwszem miejscu nalezy po-
stawic p. G6rzynskiego, ktory no
le szynkarza swoja popisowa ma
zwac moze: charakteryzacya je-
go, gra i komika udatna wywo-
}ywa}y nieustanne wybuchy
Smiechu; konkurowaf z MIN wy
bornie drugi komik miejscowy,
p. st. Rembacz, kt6ry r6wniez
daf bardzo dobra i ogolna weso-
lose wzbudzajaca postac; dostra
jail sic do mich tez dobrze ,,orga-
nista" p. Polniaszek; starego
piechura grab zamaszyScie p.
Wiodarczyk, a syna jego lula
ma" p. A. Drozda; obaj grail z
humorem i zacieciem, wykonali
tez pare wdziecznychp iosenek z
towarzyszeniem doskona}ych
chor6w kantowskich. Pomniej--
see role wykonali, o lie zapamie-
tao zdoialiSmy: panny S. Pekala,
L. Mazurowska, S. Skubek, B.
Gielecka, H. Sroka, T. MityS,
Gawrych, M. Ptaszak, Augustyn
- oraz panowie: Ma}ecki, Mi
siura, S. Peka}a, w. Misiura, A.
Store, j. Broniarczyk P. Cepa,
T. Rembacz j inni. Me podaje-
my wszystkich nazwisk, ponie--
waz ich w programme ME wymie-
Mono, ale wszystkim naleza sic
s}owa pochwa}y szczerej i cache
ty do dalszej piracy. Spiewy i mu
zyka byly doskonafe: muzyczna
czescia przedstawienia kierowai
doSwiadczony organista kantow-
ski, p. Franciszek Nowicki a mu
zyka by}a p. S. Kiosowskiego.
Kostyumy by}y bardzo iadne.
Wogole Gale przedstawienie ma
ley zaliczyG do bardzo udat--
nych. w komitecie jego czynni
byli: p. FIR. Nowicki, p. J. Who
darczyk, j. Broniarczyk, p. M.
Bfaszak j panny st. Peka{a, B.
WiSniewska i B. Kapustka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
obronie miasta.
A~LEKSANDER SERBSKI
NOPUSZCZA PARYz.

Paryz, 8. marca. - Aleksandet
serbski, ksiaze-regent Jugo-Slai-
vii, opuscii wczoraj W nocy Pa
ryz, ably udac sic do Belgradu po
miesiecznej wizycie w francu-
skiej stolicy. Prezydent P~oincare
/ minister ola spraw zagranicz--
nych Pichon odprowadzili 60 ma
stacye kolejowa i pozegnali go,
zyczac mu .~szczesliwej podrozy.
CZECHY CIERPIA GLoD.
Londyn, 8. marca. Biuro
Reutera otrzymuje informacye cd
czesko- siowackiej legacy tutej-'
szej, re Praga i caiy kraj czesko-
slowacki znajduje sic W n~iebezpie
|czehstwie giodu, stosownie do
wieSci w Czeskiem Siowie. Maxi,
miesa i jarzyn ME MONA znikad
otrzymae. Wszystkie zasoby SO
wyczerpane i narod ME moze wy
trwac do nastepnego zbioru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

miesiecy, ably ME dopuscic do sic
bic bolszewizmu. :
Reprezentant rzsdu ukrainskie-
20 kiadi naeisk ma to, re narod
lego dai sic nakionie do sfuzby
W u~kraihskiej armii gfownie dla-
tego. re Rad ten walczyl z RIA
dem bolszewickim w Moskwie.
SYTUAcYA zYWNOSCIOWA
I FINANSoWA POLEPSZA
SIZE w PoLSCE.
Warszawa, 8. marca. - Cd GA
su, kiedy pierwsze zapasy amery-
kanskiej zywnosci wystawiono
ia sprzedaz, ceny wszystkch uzy-
tecznosci spad3y, handlarze bo--
wien zaczeli spieszy6 sic re spree
daza.
Cukier, kt6ry w grudniu spree
dawano DO $3.50 "a funt, kosztuje
cbecnie 80 centow. Cena miesa
spadla z $1.00 "a funt ma 30 CEN
tow, a cena but6w z $1,000 ma
$4,000. Cena odziezy r6wniez
spada, tylko hotele i restauracye
trzymaja sic jeszcze cen starych
hub ie. podnosza.
Cd czasu przybycia alianckieJ
komisyi, polska marka ma wick
sza wartoSe niz austryacka koro-
ma, lub r rosyjsk rubel. WartoSc
korony ME dochodzi poiowy war
tosci polskiej mark, a "a 1OO
marek otrzymuje sic 50 rubli
pred miesiacem dostawalo sic
jeszcze SO.
KSIEzNA ~RADZIWILLoWA
w KIJOWIE.
Warszawa, 3. marca. - Know,
cd d4uzszego czasu centrum ola
uciekinierow z Moskwy, jest O.
becnie miejscem schronienia ola
polskich i rosyjskich wsaScicieli
ziemskich, a~rgielskich guwer-
rantek i kilku Amerykanow.
Miedzy uciekinierami znajduje
sic pcdeszia wiekiem ale energicz
ma ksiezna Radziwiiiowa, matka
IL dzieci. kt6rej majatek W oko-
licv Bia4ocerkwi zostai zrabowa-
ny i spal0ny przez Ukraihcow'
przyczem zniszczone zostaiy bez-
cenne stare meble, obrazy mar
murowe posagi.
z tenn, co zdo}a}a ocalie, ksiez-
ma RadziwiIiowa umkne3a do XII
iowa, gdzie ~pozostaia do tego CA
SUI. lei synowie Albert, KarOl i
Leon. s4uzacy obecnie jake Office
rowie w novel polskiej arrnii, ME
ctrzymali cd swej matki wiado--
mosci Cd pewnego czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
BACZNOSc SPIEWACY.

Wszyscy spiewacy, lub CT, kto-
rzy chca bye Spiewakami w oko-
Icy M}odziankowa, niechaj sic
zbiora do hall parafialnej ma Mo
dziankowie we wtorek o godzinie
6-mej wieczor.
B. Rybowiak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
ALIANCI sIE DO
~ARCHANGIELSKA.

Stockholm, 8. marca. Silly
wojenne alianckie w polnocnej
Rosyi wycofaja sic do Archan-
gielska, zanim lody ME poczna
pekac w przystani. Odwrot ten
juz sic rozpoczai i wkrotce VOL
ska tie zajma nova linie krotsza w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

naszego agenta ma Duncan ! oko
ice i zaabonuis Eobie .nziennil
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski";
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |
natomiast w proporcyi do procen-
tn STRAIT wojennych flot. Stad
chociaz Anglia stracifa najwiecej
okretow, stanowia one jednak W
stosunku do jej floty mniejszy
procent anizeli straty francuskie,
w ten sposob Francya otrzyma'
.laby cztery wielkie okrety, Wlochy
try. Anglia diva hub try, a Sta
ny Zjednoczone i Japonia pc jed
nemu. lime mniejsze narody, jak
Belgia, Serbia, Rumunia, Jugo-
Slawia rozdzieliiyby pomiedzy
s;cbie statki mniejsze.
KLESKA BOLSZEWIKoW
MA KAUKAZIE.
Ekaterinodar, 3. marca. - Ar
mia ochotnicza kubanskich koza,
k6w oczyscila zuPeinie poinocny
Kaukaz z bolszewikow, ktorych
resztki rozbite uciekaja we wszy'
stkich kierunkach.
Stockholm, 8. marca. - Dope,
Sze Z Helsingfors donosza, re
Gyktator zywnoSciowy w Petro'
gradzie Stryjewski zostaf aresz-'
towany. Mai on skraSc 80 milo,
now rubli grosza publicznego.
Bolszcwiki bombardowali Narwe
uzywajac do tego 5000 pociskow
Zniszczyli oni 175 farm i zabili
"a os6b cywilnych. LudnosG IL
cieka pred mimi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
ZE A ~PIELEGNIA-
REX.

% pielegniarek zastrajkowaio
onegdaj w szpitalu Oak Park,
skar1ac sic ma to, re w sypial-
mach So myszy i re musza jesc
~pomidory i sardynki z blaszanek,
Szesc wczoraj zglosiio sic do
szpitala pc swe kufry, gdy i'm
przefozona Siostra St. Lawrence
powiedziala, re NIGGA sic uwazac
"a, zwolnione. Sa to: panny Inez
Sims, Flora Wachowiak, G.. Nitz,
o.. Hay i A. Hayes. Pozostale je-
szcze sic ME zdecydowaly co u
czynia.
LoD BEDzIE DRozSZY.
Jako ~rezultat iagodnej zimy
l6d tego roku bedzie ,drozszy,
iona bedzie kosztowata So WIG
cej niz zeszlego roku. Zbiory lodu
ma jeziorach w Wisconsin, skad
wieksza Geese lodu, uzywanego
W Chicago Pochodzi, So mniejsze
anizeii kiedykolwiek W ubieg}ych
latach So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
LODI BEDZIE DROzSZY.
TeIegramy %zagraniczne'

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-03
krORika MiOlScOWa.

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
4oLo SHERIFF RESPONSIBLE

The AbbetIle Nertdional makes the
Errs good suggestion apfopos OF the
Negro lguehlug al Monroe namely
that the legislature should enact a
las declaring the Office OF sheriff va,
eaHG whenever prisoner Is taken
raH his custody hy 4 mob and bnehed.
The average sheriff mas HoI be able
tu protect 81 prisoner bat be may be
afth depended upou - protect his
grip on the oifice This Is true enough
fuf though sheriff mas not always
Anpg Of an impending lybehng his
friends N, thu friends at his friends de-,
and were there such Ian financial
iumn a. the sheriff would be- more #
fartBe lu staying the hands Of the
mob than ans active resistance on his
part
In tins connection We are proud ta
sug that our shertn takes no chances
of mob violence 10 a prisoner, but IN
II number at instances has had the
criminal secretly conveyed to place
uf safety untA the Law could take it's
course In these days Of automobiles.
this easily douc. hy any sheriff II
be- chooses. aud with the existence
ef a las reaeting on a sheFins tenure
Of office IN default OF protection 10 his
prisoner. the chances would be mini,
mlzed IF a sheriff not hearing OF the
possibility OF an attempt at lynchtug
IN time "a resuofe his prisoner from
danger
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
GRADUATION EXERCISES. JULIUS
raEYAAN HIGH SCHOOL
Continued from page one

lCohtlRued from page oie,l
ell that you have done aud attempted
To de- for Ms. You have shared cur
burdens and pleasures OF school life
and have given ua our guiding princi-
pies for the future We know that your
interest will always follow US and
thai We may always look upon you
as future friends
Classmates, We have fought II out
together thus far. II has been hard
at times and hope has almost been
lost but we have AT last reached our
goal Never again shall We work te.
gether but nos each must set out
alone to Fight Il out We have had
titsagrsements but they are all for
gotten Ia the sadness Of saying Good
bye and We shall only remember the
pleasant things Ia our years Of work
together II is With feeling of sor.
ruW that we realize that this Is the
last time that We shall ever BE- to-
gethel as class and that it is now
my duty to bid "Goedby" to YOU
Members of the School Board. friend
teachers and classmates
Fighting II out In this manner
May We ever hold,
Waving from our banner
our pure White and Gold.
May II ever keep floating
Ga each breeze So high
True ideals denotlng
As We saw Goodbye.
Miss Dupre the principal introduced
the speakers, State supt T II Harris
giving one of his characteristic speech
es on school needs throughout the
state Parish supt ID, G Lunsford
made his talk more local In application,
and delivered the diplomas to the
eight graduates, Elyin BIckham. Lafa
yette Matthews and Misses Baier Bar.
row MADDEN, aagearl Rettig and
Stephens
Dr A p Barrow. member of the
School Board, 10 few words made
awards SIS follows L. \ Il. scholar
ship Miss George RetiIg Southwest
ern Industrial lnsl Miss Frances
Raier
gram dancing began, with Toots
lohnsons band furnishing the music
and To- this Glyorite pastime the 70.
matnder eft the night was devoted
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
5EL6iouE Li5RE

No story ~ hefeism az the Front
read better than that Of the secret
publication and circulation nf Belgi-
que t.ltfe' tho new spaper which ap.
prared n irregular intervals during
the entire period Of the German oceu.
patton Of Belgium and which did SO
much to keep up the courage, the de
,otion and the patriotism Of the hel,
gan people 'Belgique Lihre' worked
hand tn hand Nith Cardinal Mercier
IN this. work Ia fact vas his mouth
piece far without this newspaper as
Ia moulhpieee h. woula have failed
10 reach SO many
How this new paper vas pub
lished and how distributed was the
secret of comparatively few and was
beyond att the Investigations of the
.Gerntans How II Was done has been
recently revealed and makes thrill
lHg story Of danger faced and enemies
circumtentcd The newspaper plant
had O. be assembled piece by piece
aud moved from place to place as the
German bloodhoupds caught the scent
One while the plant vas walled In TO
drown The Noise Of the motor that ran
"a
Distribution of the paper took place
In the open street and beneath the
very eyes Of the enemy On one oe.
caston a German soldier helped Bel
giau TO hoist a heavy package of news.
paper supplies 10 his shoulder When
one considers how heavy type and
newspapers are the difficulty of such
feats NAV be better realized
Al in NH. the story of this fearless
newspaper and It's equally fearless
proprietor aud his brave eoadjutors
feyeals that civilian life frequently
.oalls for as much endurance, courage
.and patriotism ~ the aeltiief requires
on the field of battle
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31

Wednesday May ~, Was "own a
home' day according to official pro
clamatlon. bat II vas nut observed 80
strictly as u wcii might have haen
Who bought home on that day. or
Who even made some effort Co pas
or any debt oh tte home he noW has
W. trust that there were many II
so they did what will tend more ia
their material seil botng than ans
either one thiug they could de-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
MALE PRINCIPAL WANTED

While the discipline ef Julius Ffa}
ha high sci3oul &as maintained dur.
inF The pa Hussiou alfh pu woman
facrlt' parent MOST CLOSELY m touch
with the schoal bslng informed upon
conditions frum day tn day KNOW that
tht situation of affair aa due lo The
fac that there Hete fau haFs ia the
higher classes ami these uert on the
campus during the noon hnlr and tbat
several Of the teachers were strict
dir jplnarians and kept the smaller
ho under guud poutfuI Bat atih next
So on different situation presents
itself There is a large lRflay af hoys
into the hgb school increasing the
number constantly ou the campus ne.
SD s this during th, past year nothing
w done towards The physical culture
aui manual training of the boys
There were Ha athletic contests moth
int 10 6Il The IDLE time of fha boys
pfudtably as geii as presumably
pareuts OF boys feel that mere should
BE- done Tor their soas and the other
boy of the town and that there sbeHid
bs teacher for these suhtst,s "a
necessary To the proper physical BE-
Velupment and innocent emplosm NJ
of these youths No man fitted Tor
such work could be- expected 10 uorl
under female direction II therefor"
follows that II male principal bs So
cuted Cspahle oG teaching physical oai
iure aud manual training that this
problem will be- solved. and IN add
tiou the boys at the yery period when
they most need a mans influence and
direction will ilnd II In the principal
while the latter will be- able 10 60
more completely than woman can,
aus sbcfe ard every here that the boys
are congfpEated aud know exactly
what II going an. without emhaffass
mehi in him or his charges
For these reasons majority Of the
parents are agreed that the LEGAL high
school should have male priaei
pal and are urging the matter With
tn" strongest tnsistaHee upon thu con-
mittee, whu have the matter nf selet
tiaa Of faculty for the coming session
This committee can not fall to see
the force and souHdurss Of the reasons
advanced without any reflection IS hat
ever upon The recent administration
NJ an gilNoman faculty.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

The other day
A fellow came into our office
And he said
wish that had done
Like Jim Brown did. aud
He built himself little
Home the first year
And he planned IL SCI he
Gould build pore onto his
Home the next year
And he did. and
Now he's got fine big home
Worth a tot of money
And he owns II
! Aad it's his,
And |
Came To town about
The same time
Jim did
ana ! TeHifB u mouse
Like a lot of other fellows
And the landlord sold the
House aad had to move
And | did
And rented another house
And the Landlord sold that
And | had TO move again
And all | got nov IL
Some rent receipts
Aid I've got 10 move again
Aint that bad?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31

Sunday. June lat, is uamed as
Fathers Day bat there will not be-
as much gush over II as Mother
nay Poor old Dads duty being to look
after the more prosaic details of life
hts personality does not appeal to the
poet and sentimentalist as does the
life of mother IN other words therp
appears To- the superficial as much diff
Terence between her prayers aud his
potatoes as there is between pathos
and bathes Iiu' not So Fhe potatoes
are az essential as the prayers Look
ing hack. we older oues. eho each
had good plain every day sort OF
father, should uet have gone very faT
without bis toll and pocketbook and
should have lost something very sound
and precious without the example al
his life and character Let such oh
serve Fathers hay with tender Thought
and faithful reverence
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-31
SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1919

aud continuing on each succeeding day,
until said saies are completed all I'm.
movable property ou which taxes are
nos due 10 the State Of Louisiana and
Parish Of West FeIiciana, TO enforce
collection Of taxes assessed in the year
1918, together with interest thereon
from the 3lst day OF December 1918,
at the rate at Ia per cent per gnnum
until paid and all costs The names Of
said delinquent taxpayers the amount
of taxes due by each on the assess
ment Of said year. and the immovable
property assessed 10 zach to he offered
for safe AZ follows, towit.
Llszic Smith tso lots and improve
m"uss IN the town Of Bayou Sara,
state tax, 81 Sc. Con Vet tax s0l5;
Good Roads tax, son Parish tax,
soa7 interest, 50 10, Cost s2oo, ADV
s Total. s.
Estate ~ T J Henderson. Lots and
improvements on Ferdinand st In the
town Of ~. Franeis'ille. State tax,,
sli2; Con Vet tax, os 80, good roads
tax. so0S Parish tex $500; Interest,
g. Costs. 5000. Adv +; Total
s.
FeIIeiana Hank 4 Trust Go. In Ii
quidatiou III Acres and improve
ments Campbell Tract 70 Acres and
improvements, Tom Anderson Tract,
iSo Acres and Improvements, Adley
White Tract. 3l6 Acres and improve
meuts + \ Wright Tract State tax,
SIZE: Con Vet tax. s20a Good Roads
tax so5l Parish tax, se6.5l, Interest,
81 80 cost g. %, adv. = total s.
l.. 4 h tIausey, IA acres Swamp
Land in Ward state tax. s2.02; Con.