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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

rious injuries, although cut and
bruised.
The party was bound for Popham
Beach and had reached the Meadow
brook road in Phippsburg, when, on
a ridge, the embanl1ment suddenly
crumbled away letting the car over.
1t rolled over and over until, strik-
ing the swamp below, it landed right
side up and was scarcely injured.
Mr. Percy was pinned by the run
ming board and it required Is men to
lift the car off him. 1t is believed that
his shoulder is FRACTURED. Mr.. Stewart
is reported to have broken both legs
and his right arm, He has been re-
moved to the hospital at Bath. The
ladies were returned to Bath by Hon,
Frank Bowker of Phippsburg. Hon.
Charles V. Minott, also of Phippsburg,
led in the rescue work.
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Tennis Match Wanted

The following letter has been re
ceived from a Skowhegan Tennis en-
thusiast and we turn it over to the
consideration of the local patrons of
the sport, with the confident feeling
that the up-river sports can be &C.
commodated
Skowhegan. Maine,
October 10, 1914.
Kennebec Journal,
Augusta, Maine.
Gentlemen:
There is a good deal of interest in
the game of tennis at the present
time. We should like to play anna
tours of other communities either at
singles or doubles, for the champion
ship of the State.
Would be pleased to have you put
us in touch with players in your city,
and if you please, make this announce
ment through your columns. -
Very truly yours
r. T. PATTEN,
Mgr.
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out in order in the third inning. Bush
fouled oat to Schmidt, and Murphy
was retired on a sharply hit ground
er, Evers to Schmidt. Oldring, after
hitting at two very wide balls. ended
the inning by grounding out, Maran-
Vile to Schmidt. ~
Boston Jared no better in it's half
of the third. Baker scooped up Morans
grass cutter and tossed him out. Evers
dropped a little grounder to Bush and
was also retired. Connolly gave Muir
ply a long fly in right field.
Athletics Second Run ~-
The Athletics put together their Sec
ond run in the fourth inning. After
Collins had shot a hot liner at Evers,
which the Boston captain held, Baker
struck out for the second time and
there was great cheering. "Stuffy"
McInnis waited until he stood three
and two, then caught the groove ball
on the nose and lifted it into the left
field bleachers for two bases. Con-
molly made a daring try for the ball
He leaped into the air, lost his ball
ance and fell backward into. tho
bleachers. He was out of sight for
several seconds, hut bobbed up I'M
hurt and was cheered for his effort
Walsh also waited until he was three
and two, and then slashed single to
left, bringing McInnis home. AS Nc
Innis was about to round third, Deal
got in his way and both Davis, who
was on the coaching lines for the Ath-
letics, and McInnis complained to UNI
pire KLEIN against Deals alleged in
reference, but as McInnis had scored
there was nothing for the umpire to
do. Barry grounded out, Deal to
Schmidt, leaving Walsh on first. .e
With the Athletics having the ad-
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BOUTS THIS WEEK

TUESDAY-Leach Cross VS.. Gilbert
Gallant, Dan Mcdonald VS.. George
Robinson, Bob Evans VS.. Billy How
ard and ALT. Freeman VS.. Willie Green,
Atlas A. A. Willie Lewis VS.. AL CRU
dolph) Mccoy, New York. Patsy
Drouillard vs. Leo Kelly. st. Louis.
Dick Stosh VS.. George Watson, CO.
lumbus, o.
THURSDAY-Al Reich VS.. Jim
Flynn, New York,
FRIDAY-Dan Hayes VS.. S. Mi
chaels, Chicago.
SATURDAY-K. o. Brown VS.. Har-
ny Pearce. Brooklyn.
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AUGUSTUS PERCY
AND CHAUFFEUR
INJURED As auto
Goes over BANK

Bath, Me-, Oct. 12.-Hon. Augustus
A. Percy was seriously injured Mon
day forenoon when thrown from his
automobile in Phippsburg Center
while his chauffeur, Seth Stewart, is
suffering from internal injuries and
fears for his recovery are entertained.
Four other occupants of the car, Mrs.
Percy, Mrs. Robert Hatch, Mrs. Carl
Troup and her 3-year child, also
were thrown out but suffered no Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13
MIL WlUkEE HAS
FOOTBALL FATALITY

Milwaukee, Oct. 12-Milwaukee,s
first football fatality for the 1914 sea-
son, occurred today, when Carol Oh
sen, 20 years of age. died in a local
hospital from eoneussion of the brain,
the result of injuries received in a
game yesterday. The young man was
injured early in the contest but he re-
sumed play and finished the game,
collapsing afterwards.
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NO FOOTBALL AT
EDWARD LITTLE HIGH

Auburn, Me-, Oct. 12.-There will
be no football at Edward Little High
school this fall. At a meeting Mon
day of the Athletic Association. Capt.
Stetson reported that attendance at
the practice did not seem to warrant
going ahead with a schedule. Instead
of football additional attention will
be given to this years basketball
teams. Practice will begin this week.
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|GIANTS AGAIN BEAT
new YORK AM'NS 6 To |

New York, Oct. 12.-The New York Ma
ltionals made it three out of four today
over the New York Americans, rinning
by 6 to ! in the Manhattan championship
series. Fromme pitching splendid game
The Yankees now must win three straight
to take the series. The score:
Nationals 80 0 0-6-1o-1
IAmerieans 80 0 OIL SO
Fromme and Meyers; McHale, Heating
Cole and Sweeney.
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|CHICAG0 WHITE SOX
DEFEATS NATIONALS 3 TO |

Chicago, Oct 12.-The American Leag-
uers won from the Nationals in the fifth
game of the city series today to l. The
games now stand: Nationals 8. Ameri-
leans 2. Brilliant fielding kept down the
Cubs score. The score:
Nationals 40 l 0 0 0-1-5-0
Americans 90 0 o 2 0 o 1880
Cheney and Bresnahan; Scott. Faber
land Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Roger Bresnahan,
catcher with the Chicago National
League team, has signed to succeed
Henry 0'Day as manager of The club
for 1915. according to a story printed
here TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

Paul Revere g. C. L. Jackson.
Bangor.
Hiram H.. b g, Fred Wescott, Bar
I Harbor
Vassar ", r. g. Geo. w. Low. Rich
mond.
Martha DeForest. m, Max Powers,
Bath.
Frank Braden, b g. F. NJ. Simmons,
Rockland.
McEwen, b 6, John McEwen, Ban
gor.
Billy Herr. s, A. e. Russell, Lew
iston.
Redhower, CHI g. w. F. Flint, Sand
ford.
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TUESDAYS Race Entries

Following are the entries for the
races for Tuesday, the opening day:
2:19 CLASS-TROT AND PACE
PURSE $500.
Major S, b 6, l. p. Woodbury., Port
land.
Herbert H. g, P. L. Smith, Bridg
ton.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Oct. IL.
CATTL E. Receipts 22000; steady;
beeves 650Q10590; steers $40; calves 1900
i125.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; steady; mixed
7309S35 bulk 100000; pigs 475GS00.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; steady: sheep
4S5Q6OO yearlings 560@650 lambs 610Q795.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-13

In Italy there are about two thous-
and five hundred murders annually.
Russia about two thousand four hun
dred and Spain about one thousand six
hundred.
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Ter 29ertb bon alfalfa in 9Sis.

tonlln. lie tlirSlide @rIldruug 0sors
Wc8erroWs. ooB lein Nlfalrn uber $50
per We're msrtb Jet, eriunert n baran
Oas Ger Genius 9anids nit nabeSu
elmer Billion Acres ge9en $4,000 Attes
IN Wtsconin aniubrt. SIM pe,IloIisntn
Sabre Siuan9 sic 3rotenhelt in aoulas
ole oorti9eu 6armer. tbr SHngoieb su
~psrtaufen uuo N.idlid !uar 10 oilllg.
oaB Der Wertb per Mere faHm Elm Bier.
tel BET 2abI Nc8errUm8 erreihte. Die
Moral ut: BIstbt in 8isconnn. baut
AIiaIla uno utter. guts3 @isconiiner
8ieh odmit.
5m llebrigsr biIost iih @isconiin
raidl ia einem Staat iir SpaciaIinrmes
ri aus. aeplel. &lrihsn uno 8iInus
liru ntloet man uon Der ilotidhen Srense
bis sum SupsrIoriee; aus NSsiQsuila
tonlmt Die aunoe sriol9reitler But.
tenproouttton. uno Ia Der llmleo
leno uon W(IlpautPe nno dnoeren inos
tlden Sidoien psrlsgt mia til INNER
mehr CUT Die Garta!oupe. Sn
DC itisoeuen IbsIier 5eninnt ser ,3ucs
ttrta3enbdu an A|usosbuuu9 trob Der
Gratifying oss Inriis. 8lee miro
II osn n0roIihen 8egeuoen IN perar0.
8trtsm MuBitabe aejogsn, uuo Ddni
!3mmt in oen aIteren Ibst,eu timer
mebr tn Nuinabme.
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SOoeaihatten.

gittmGa - 3u 'hrem Hs;rH. BIZ
9toro y. StraBe. flt5 6rau &m. s.
Eittmon, geb. 9tstie7., be Gatlin oes
betdnnten @rocerjitcH an II. uno &ines
ItraBe. an Der Nus3ehruu9 i'm Allsr
BON 40 Sabren. IN 0etlelben Srantp
belt ltarb aud iaea Shweiter. 6rn.
Qyt'rtGu'S erite @aitu. Sie iberlsben
Der @atte uno pier 8lnoer. Geora. 2iIa
Ildn, NIbert uno Robert. lrsple Die
Wutter uno Slusl 8ruoer. Oa8 BE.
9rdbntB nnbet nm 80 ll9r Samltae
g{admtttag oOm 3rduerbanie aus ltatt,
nno 8eu. &oiulilou wtro nmiiren.
NamiltOn I'm Slutueratituna
itarb 9eitsrn 6ruh I'M ct. 6rancis
Spital Gbrlit. s. 6amllton, @lert oes
blelsen 2%retegertdta, goni unerpdrtet
pioBIth. Gr mar bls lseteu 6reiro9
uod in Qutem SeiiHoen. uno lein plob.
lthes 0tnihsioen erreQt oloemetues
Ssoauern. oa er ljt qIoBer Yopulnri.
tat e~rireute. 9as 8tgrdbnlB lit hsute
9tahmtttng $50 lllr uon Der llu,per.
laItltsnttrhe aus. Ter lhmsrbelroffe.
men 6dmtlle miro a~qgemelnes Mlt8e'
Iubl oar9ebraht.
3obn Z. SuIIioan, piele Sabre
elm Burger Sparto's. itarb I'M Altat
ucH 81 Sab;en. I'm i'm trnnern oil
Satin. line Godlter oe8 ueritorbeneu
Gaipdr Nijuer BON Ga GroIie. , So6ne.
Die Wtuttsr. , Sdmsitern uno elm 8rur
Der. Der 9eetoigung, Die in Srartd
itattlano, mobuien piele : olumbusritter
oon bier bel.
3ncob 6aolicet itarb in Conn
GomburQ, 81 Sabre alt. Gr mnroe
uon Der blsli9en q. @enje8laus atrhs
aus aui Dem tatbollihen Jrle0boie be.
g%rnbeu.
Spaniide 0rie98oeteranen uon bier
wcbnlen Der 8eeroi9ung pOn Gep, So.
muno Grimm in Grempealeau. Der
sum- hlaiiseu ea-oers Camp gtborte,
an W{ontag gtddmittag bel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
EeriOnalia.

- 8rau Marfbau6tc.h nee Elgc
Y aEorian in &ancouuer. 9rItiit
Columbia, iii ems muniereH &n15leins ge
neien, nno beioe b~efinoen iih a~usRehmenl
mohi. Shire Wuiter, ;Srau 9anorian. madtt
nd eben pdrGt su Der pei!en Aeiie mad
Soucouper. ais an Sieniiaa Mittag ipl
aenoe 3epeide e%intral: ''Seven-pounc
boy arrived this morning. Both doing
fine. Love, Marshall Field" 6rdl
eanoriaH f0nnte iomlt loreenbefreit oil
2our unterIaien uno oObeim blelben.
Ger 9ienitae Gotmiitag Stiderei
Club lam bel SRI. Bertha Stdiih d, 81;
SlneliraBe, suiammen.
Sr. Senrn 6reebn bon bsr
Mormon GoUlie mar oieier Gage bel ieiuen
Sohne 8lllinm, Der bel &abaiba cine 6arn
bebaut, gu 8eiudI.
- 9r. uno 6rau Carl 9augenbad
uno OR. nn6 5rau Nlfreo4angenbad
nno 3Ubter @retheu uerlebten bas Eiterfel
in MapuIle, gSis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
sSrmhlabrS Sarirmittsl mo
Slutreiniger.

Rsiui9en uno ipulen Sic Sen 9orper
aus BON DEN iid ongaidmmeItsn lln'
rstnlthftitsn mo @iiiito'isH maareno
Ser Ninttrmonnte relni9en Gie Ten
W(aseu. oie 9sber uno Die 9ltereu ron
alien decentralization. Nebmen Sic u.
aiua gle Bids njdt$ bsiitr lur Set.
utQuna oea &lutes. Miiloee. mid. an
lrtl'enoee 9biubrmIttsl. &ntJrl &er'
itepluug uno mndt Sic Qut inblen.
Nehmsu Cir tsiu ouoerts Wttttel. 25t
bel Ilrem N~potbetsr.
@udlen'S Nrnica. Salbt lit ale &tr'
lttungen. i}lu6l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
9odSeitsglofcn.

Sic iol9snoen MISUNDERSTANDING.
lfelue muyoeu beim goun.pcIsrt 3olls
uette 9el6it:
Goiuaro I. 3o6nion uno Marie u.
NanlOn, bstoe pen bier.
SEQ. 3. Gpot uon bier uno 6rl.
Nnna Nunnemoter 70 0otlb,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Verflnst bic Staot. Contractor
Thomas 6. BoOIsp bat I'M &relsaertht
cine q Iage ouf @~rlnn9ung 0 $1,000
sesen Die Stnot anbdnsis aemadt. @r
behauptet oaB ibm oleis Summe ned
5ufommt fir @rirnarbetten bel Der SEE
suna uon @alierrobren. Die Staot'
b botben batten ibm elnen auagleih
BON $3.50 a~n9ebotsn Den sr aber nIht
anuobm.
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niaQs=GbrOnif

Clai Cticn. 1905 @eit Npenue, ser
IN oer SeleltssN ohibnus Tabrlt amaze
it,lIt ut. entginQ MT tnopper 9totb Dem
Ioos. Gr wutoe turj Dor 8 llhr an
gtenitdQ Nbsuo pom sinsni nah unten
ashenoeu dabritubl 9etroftn uno I'M
MAIDEN psrlset. Gr mulbe nab ielntm
penn aebyaht, uno Gin berbsi8eruieuer
Gr3t lieIlle cine 8erIeeuu3 oes BUD
gratis lett.
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Nms ben Werihten.

9. q. Yarmsnter. Elm riibrises Sir
3enm,tslieo Der 9lOroleite. muroe aui
SRtreiben pOn @ltern itulpflihti9ei
alnoer perbaftet. @r itebt unter oei
Vintage li6 unlittIih betrasen gu baben
Der Wann wObnt 2002 Berlin Stro6e
1T 40 Sabre alt uno Inter bon eriuat)
Ienen &inoern.
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0rnnoeigtntbnnls=N larft.

6oI9enbe @runoeigsntbuIIs llebers
tra9un9en uurosu IN ben lebten SaSen
u0rgenommen:
9. Z. 9Sa1 uno Clof E. 9qau on Yt. q.
9anion, Tarm III Conn 9plIano $500
Oscar s. @aniun an Meter Queens. 8elie'
thum nabe Splmen fu=......... $l.121
9onis 4o't an 3oa uno 6annje 0ll, Gi9cn'
thlm IN GualaSta fir .......... ~
Senrp Qino an y. +. Sdmud, Gtsentbum
in 4ipro Va grplie iHr ......... 81 .0C
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9n 9onOOn.

10 Qonoou. @nss
louo, idreibt uns
6r. 8. s. o II II 5
auf siner anii6tss
p%oittarte, ben z bell
Qouoons nit benz
Gica >
Sirius" (Oen
QroBen 8lab no
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Yergniignngs=8 esweiier.

MGieftie. Geocn @beno uno leoeu g{Gt
mitlag 8au0eplle &orlietiun9en.
8iiou. Seocn aiahmittas uno Abent
98aHoelbll0er.
spric. Ssoen gahmlttag nno abent
@anoelbiloer.
eaiino. 3eoea Gabmiitas uno &bent
gSanoelbil0er.
Star. 3eoen 0ahmitta9 uno Abene
&anoelbIioer.
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1seuer in @eft Salsm.

sSener in 9Seit Salem. 9ngit
nnO Sdrefen bemddtigle id Der Bur-
ger pon 8eit Salem. ais 3ientng
Mtor9en Die aIte Steenien Ntubte III
Jeuer au'glng. 9n lie etne Ausoreis
tung oes 5euers beflrhteten. srbat lid
oer 8lrgermeliter oes 9tadbariaots
hens bon unisrem Staotoberbaupt
0IIfe. 0r. SOrenien itldte audi ioiort
etneu GbeII Der 5eusrtuehr per SpeStals
Su9 natl oortbin alb. uno Die Qeute
bltten geraoe Noro ga GrOiie erreiht
ais lie Groer betaneu 5urlfiutsbren.
od oon gSelt Salsm Die Nadrltt erns
getrpnen mdr onB oas Jeuer untsr
Gontroue lei. 2ss Sbaoeu betrus
etWd 4 .GOU.
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5u p%crfouicn cccr ssa
permicthcn.

Sin 6otel in eritsr Slalie
%erfaIung lit III elmer f,einen
Staot mt un9efdbr 1900 Gin=
wobnern Sl einenl a%anebmbarell
Yreile 81 pertaufen oOer Su per-
mietber. @in5.aes 0Otel in Der
StaOt. 9rei Sahnen freuien
Die Stu0t. 9tad)5uira9en i'll Dem
,Norolttrn" =Gontor.
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,@aafbins Croimaus" Ibertre.

,Waibins Croiuaus" iibertre:
ten. Sobn Wtller. atla9 @eorae
Wlll0ms, o Spartd m.ro es lldl
llberIegeu. ebe or in ga 9tpia mieotr
,FIrteo". Samlta9 wuroe er I'm @ourt
9ouie Y1rf einl9eu Mdohen 10 5ns
orlnglit1 ocB Elm Yolijiit it'd bintsr i'm
ber Made, nber Is 9eIang I'm litl
oltnne gu MAIDEN. er puroe leood) ipiter
9efnnoeu uHo Grretirt. Gr bate fir
llebertretun9 Der NHtt.W 1ibtug.Sor
lbrlft Sl250 Straie gu 3abIsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Gontraft berseben. Die ga
9rOiie Stone 60. erbielt ben @Ontraft
fiir 8Halterr oer s. Strabs. BON Waiu
biz GoB. lie Strabe srbdlt elm
Nspbalt.M acnoam uno mlro S4.4l5
toiten.
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Qemnah paroen Die Rsiienoen nlio
@noe oieier 0ode bier anIaugen, uno
Or. 6enrp @uno tUjrO 5u oieier 3eit
ueblt 6amilie in "a GrOiie srwartei.
Die 6erren @uno nsbit 5amiIisn MAIDS
Ten oleie -Four mil elmer De. grOBen
&etie8ei alAaftsn zen q. 500 &erionen.
Solfe 9teiIetouren ldeluen lmmer mebr
popular u tueroen oann oeren Inter-
nebmer beior9en g59sn einen semliien
9Sret8 ole NsiIe. arrangements. uno
Die Eonrilten Iinb ati0 pislsr Miibeu
uno G,ofereien enltQben. gu Ssoers
MAINS 8eibmaf lino nber lOlhe @ai'
lersIouren bod njtt. osun man lit oas
BET an cine 9enaue 3lelieroute uno an
atne gSnaue 3sit ~Q25uuoen uno bat iuss
niger Belue9un8&ft.;4elt ala wsnn mar
fur ljb olleiu reiit.
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OieIe StroBen munben uno elm ungebsus
rer Vertebr berrldt. 5ei9eno:
Qonoon. l. GpriI.
Dies lit elmer Der beIsbteltsn 1unfte
Der Weltltaot 2ono0n. Wiir 9si1lit
oleIelbe iibsrouS GUT. Nm nGditen
SamIta9 treten mir Die Ssimrelis an.
9er5li6e @rlbe an N0e. Scr
@ep. 3. 8unb."
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0eue(te Rn5et9en
aIelns SpeMnlAnAsIaeM Ioiten:

alelns SpeuGlAn}slgem tOiteH:
10 geurte pber prHiaer ~ Gents
. Il tbs n gS0r:e. 81 Gents.
y is bis 20 gSptte...... =. 40 Gents.
81 bis 25 a9Urte H.. so Gents.
ueber y gSprte 2 Gents bro W tort.
8e gsorte ~2tsrlauat". .Su oertarfen~ I'm nc,
aiethtu" PARTNER p~eriangt~ II. T. ~. ip1p il b
Aooreitn ilHb eH Ibeil Der AH5eiQen HHo mnifeH Ia
Breiss& eredlRuna ais 9Sprte miteesdhIt per0en.
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Scfanuma6uuQ
an Earmer!

BE @eItern Spinning Drills in
GualaStn, isis nebt uno Ipinnt
fir aunoeu @arn' uno 8ols. 8nta"
iur @omiorter5 in taoalloler &eiie
uno Su onnabmbaren Treiien. SpssislIe
Auimerflamtelt niomen mir Der 6drs
mersa unoidaft. uniere Nrbeit 1T erlts
tlaIii9. uno unlere TreIle limb Die nns
nehmbaritsn i'm gnuSsn Staate. Sir
ons @eben pom pollsnen ,8ais" bes
ref)nen mir nur 10 Gents bas Hiuno,
uno fir 8arn in iraeno elmer StGrfe,
1. 2 ODER Spin. 20 Gents bas Hfuno.
Nae uuIere Nrbsit miro nur pfunopelie
berehnet, unb ni6t bel Der
3olIe.
Q9ir sarantiren bnB BON Sbrer @olls
niht mebr OILS 10 Trojent bel Der 8er'
arbeltung perloren 9eht, ODER oeutIther
Qelaot, BON leoen 10 8iuno Gohmote.
rjal ~IieIern mir Sbnen 8 8luno ierti9e
0aare.
Die Bats" tomman in senau ser
8r0Be oes Bettes. &ir BADEN nur
autbomatiide Mni6insn. uno aus Die.
iem @rnnoe tDnnen air Die Nrbett 10
blQi9 %lteiern.
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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-20
Died.

At the home Of his sister. Mrs.
Lou Watson, Trout, La, Feb. 10,
1914, w. C. Gilbert. He was
born in Bib Co., near Macon.
Ca, moved to Louisiana when
quite small, and was a citizen of
Caldwell parish for 90 years.
He was deputy sheriff of Cald-
we'll parish under Hon. Emile
Girod. and made a good officer.
His remains were shipped to Old
Fellowship grave yard in ward
S, and laid to reston Feb. II. He
never married. He leaves one
sister, Mrs. Watson, one brother,
T, R. Gilbert of Harris Co. Tex,
and host Of other connections
and friends to mourn his loss.
T. K. Owen, e
Mt. Pleasant, La.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-20
Proclamation.

sParsuant to*a resolution passed by
the Parish Board of School Directors
Of the Parish Of Caldwell, Louisiana, at
its regular meeting held on the 3rd day
January, 1914, l, Geo. T. Martin,
president of said board, hereby give
notice that, in compliance with said
resolution. a special election will be
held in School District No. 10 of said
Parish of Caldwell, Louisiana, on Tues
day, the 10th day of March, 1914, for
the purpose of submitting to the prop
erty tax payers, qualified under the
Constitution and laws of the State of
Louisiana, to vote at said election, the
following proposition, to-wit:
/. To levy special tax of 5-mills on
the dollar on all property in School Dis
trict No. IL of the Parish of Caldwell,
Louisiana, subject to state taxation,
annually, for a period of S years, for
the purpose of
(a) Giving additional aid to public
schools.
For the purpose of said special cleo
ton, the polling place will be Kelly,
La, and H. H. Hodges, w. H. Hall and
Finas Brown have been appointed COM
missioners, and j. P. Duke has been
appointed clerk of election to serve at
the polling place at Kelly, La, all of
whom will serve without compensation.
At said special election the polls will
open at Z o'clock a. m. and close at five
o'clock p. M, and the election will be
conducted in accordance with the laws
of Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice is also given that at II O'Clock
a. m. on Saturday, the 4th day of
April, 1914. the said parish board of
school directors of the parish of Cald-
well, Louisiana, will meet at the Office
of the Parish Superintendent and in
open session proceed to open the ballot
boxes, examine and count the bal.
lots in number and amount and can.
vass the returns and declare the results
Of said special election.
This IA day of JAM, 1914.
Geo. T. Martin, Prest,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-20
ORDINANCE NO. 9.

An ordinance prohibiting fighting inside
the limits Of the Village of Columbia,
La, and providing penaly for same.
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the Village
of Columbia, La, in call session con-
vened, That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to fight within
the corporate limits of the Village of
Columbia, La, and any one so Offend
ing shall upon trial and conviction be-
fore the mayor, be fined not exceeding
$500 or 20 days in prison, Or subject
to work on the streets, at discression
of the mayor.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, etc.,
That this ordinance take effect en- and
after its adoption.
Adopted this January is, 1914.
W. c. Welch, Mayor.
W. H. Waggoner, Secty.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-20
Proclamation

Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Parish Board of School Directors Of
the Parish of Caldwell, Louisiana; at
its regular meeting held on the 3rd day
of January 1914, l, Geo. T. Martin,
president of said board, hereby give
notice that, in compliance with said
resolution, special election will be
held in School District No. 10 of said
parish of Caldwell, Louisiana, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of March, 1914,
for the purpose of submitting to the
property tax payers qualified under the
Constitution and laws Of the State of
Louisiana, to vote at said election, the
following proposition, to-wit:
l. To levy special tax of 5-mills on
the dollar on all property in School Dis
trict No. 10 of the Parish of Caldwell,
Louisiana, subject to state taxation,
annually, for period of S years, for
the purpose of
(a) Giving additional aid to public
schools.
For the purpose of said special cleo
ton, the polling place will be Hawkins
School House, and Hugh Mcdaniel, J..
C. Biggs and W. C. Steen have been
appointed commissioners, and Vainer
Steen have been appointed clerk
of election to serve at the
polling place at Hawkins School House,
all of whom will serve without compen-
sation. At said special election the
polls will open at seven o'clock a. m.
and close a! five O'Clock p, m, and the
election will be conducted in accordance
with laws of Louisiana applicable
thereto.
Notice is also given that at II O. CLOCK
a. m. on Saturday. the 4th day Of
April, 1914, the said parish board OF
school directors of the parish Of Cald
we'll, Louisiana, will meet at the Office
of the Parish Superintendent and ir
open session proceed to open the ballot
boxes, examine and count the ballots
in number and amount, examine anC
canvass the returns and declare the
results of said election.
This IA day Of Jan. 1914.
G.. T. Martin, Prest.