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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-11-28
BUON VIAGGIO!

Martedi' scorso parti ALA volta
deli Italia il Sig. Giancarlo Pace Gu
gino di Marino Pace da Homer City.
Egli va per una breve vista sara
di ritorno fra POGO tempo.
All'amico Pace auguriamo un buon
viaggio un felice ritorno.
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L'dmbaSCiatd lngIese a COStanti
lOpOli MESA a SaCCO

ROMA, "A. - Telegrafano da CO.
stantinopoli che una folla di fanatici
Giovanni turchi, ha fatto irruzione nei
local. dellambasciata inglese, deva-
standoli e saccheggiandoli.
Un'altra turba vandalica ha sac
cheggiato rospedaie russo.
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II figIiO del Kaiser
qraYemente feritO

LONDRA, 22. = II Principe Au-
gusto Guglielmo, quartogenito del
Kaiser, e rimasto gravemente ferito
ad una gambia ed ALA faccia, in Sc
quito ad un accidente automobilistico
avvenuto mentre egli eseguiva un
giro militare.
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a ritirarsi da varii passi del monti
Carpazi per ''misure strategiche,,.
La realta' e. che russi avanzano
in forze preponderantissime gil au-
striaci, pure combattendo con valore
non possono contrapporre un numero
adequate di forze.
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NelP fnteresSe del nostri 1ett0ri
ed atbonati

Per uno speciale accordo preso fra
administrations del nostro giornale
e lie varie Ditte che inseriscono la sire
clame,, sui "Patriota,, tutti nostri
lettori che vanno a far spesa nei Ma
gazzini d'Indiana, riceveranno note
voi ribassi saranno ben trattati Do
vranno pero' mostrare o nominare
"patriota,,.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-11-28
La ritirata degIi austflaCi

ROMA, "a. = Dallo stesso bollet-
tino ufficiale emesso Vienna ira
smesso telegrafieamente, risulta che
resercito austgiaco e state costretto
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-11-28
tedeschi passano da||'offensva ALA difensiva
Un prGSmo attaCCo nava1e COntrO rIa1a?
La bandera faGana SSata Su Trieste

Ma questo tentative di controffen-
silva e totalmente fallito.
lie truppe russo sostennero vigoro-
samente l'attacco del nemico @ 10 CO.
strinsero ripiegare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
JURY CONVICTS
ELLIS; FIFTEEN
YEARS IN PEN



Chicago March William Cheney
Fills was today found guilty of MUIR
dering his wife, Mrs Eleanor Hosea
lsllis last October n Chicago hotel
Punishment was fixed at inprison-
ment in the state ponIientiary for ill.,
teen years
william cheney Ellis killed his
wife Mrs. Eleanor Hosea Ellis, here.
october no. 1913, The night after they
had celebrated their ninth wedding
anniversary with dinner ana a the
ater party Mrs Ellis had come here
several days ahead 81 her husband
and had made the TRIP against his
wishes AZ the trial ellis defended
himself by tesiifying that he had rea-
son 20 suspect that his wife was here
90 meet Fred CauldWell Of Brantford
Ontario. Canada young dry goods
merchant they had met while on a
vacation in Canada me said that the
thought drove him Co frenzy and ex-
pert witnesses set up the plea or
psychic epilepsy o' transitory insan-
ity
ELLIS was well known dealer in
leather Heods iu Cincinnati ana was
supposed to be- wealthy lie is a
years old Mrs Ellis was beautiful
woman and the mother OF tive little
dHuFhicrs Eleanor ana Violet. and
2 Years old respectively
George Remus. EMS counsel. said
thc verdict Was complete victory
for the defense and indicated he would
now press q motion for new trial.
which was filed Immediately after the
verdict WIS read
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
CALIFORNIA AUTHORITIES
PASS lNEMpLONED ENSTW ARD

Rchmoua Cmlr March Ar
mngomonts were made tonight hy the
authorities of contra Costa county tor
ihe Transportation of two camps OF
unemployed men ngnegotne about
1900 men to Ronicn. solano county.
tomorrow morning The men wnl bo
put ahomd Santa ne cars and taken
to Matinee where breakfast win
De- served hy The people 81 that town
From Ihcf fhe mon vm bc frame.
ported hr train 10 Muu station. the
closest point 90 Port Costa toHched by
the Santa BE- railroad.
FerU boat service has bpDu Una
rt fo send tho men into soltnn eoun-
tN ucru Cur4unel straits
Il was reported hero tonight that
the cIiiaona of Hcnlcia were threaten
lne t0 oppose enc Mualue of thc mcn.
nrpuH shrflff md special police
euarded iho eaups tonight and were
prepared 90 act vigorously N the event
't attempted depredauons
ieadeW of rRm factions ~ march-
'rs said They intended Go make ogden
Utah a common moetmg point where
lther bodies of men Will gather from
Portland mcoma and Las Angeles
From ogden thcy ay thes wm travel
n mnssc 10 Washington ~ a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
BOARD Of TRADE
DENIES LAW IS
BEING VIOLATED
Chicago and Minneapolis Or
CARNATIONS Not Involved in
Monopoly Of Grain, Attor-
ney Declares,


washington, March Defense OF
the Chicago board of trade and IN,
Minneapolis chamber of commerce
against charges that they are tools
! of combination arbitrarily controH.
lng tho price OF wheat in the United
states began today before che house
rules committee
Henry S Robbins. counsel for tho
chicago board told the committee
chat The ORGANIZATIONS were not ana
could not De- involved ia any grain
monopoly because they were not en- b.
.EaEei ns organizations as commercial
enterprises lio nid the exchanges
merely provided places and means of
trading, hut TOOK no part in the deals
Donic, Power OF Congress.
MT Robbins argued THAI congress
had mo- power 10 conduct the Invesf
ratiou proposed iu Representative
Man1han's pending resolution to
gather Information on which prose
cutions under the sherman law bv the
department of Justice might Doe based
ihe department. nc said. already was
'effieicnt enough ana state laws cox.
cred any points n the complaints of
farmers organizations not h. ~
reached hy tho sherman act
The committee expects To- CLOSE
hearings nn thc Manahan resolution
saturday ~ has been suggested hlt
THE proposed investigation. be az.
tended 10 include the New York and
New orleans cotton exchanges. bpt
only the Chicago ana Duluth areanI-
zaticns arc represented at the hear
InHs and they viii divide the two and
% half DAYS allotted for reply to the
charges ot wheat growers a. IN
anhy president Of the chicago board.
'fil hf the CHIEF witness tomorrow
Dealing In Futures Legal
MI Robbins eontended that Tho
ederal government had NO iursdlc-
len over terminal grain elevators be-. .
ousc they were not engaged In M I
ersiate business Prohibition nf m
ure trading n grain ne argued. alsl
as beyond the constitutional powets
IF congress iie said the future deal
ngs wore ntrastate and cited onm
ems of The supreme court TO supper,
he contention Brokers Wires were
lat common orriers be said and r
efian cnsos the court has held cot.
eA contracts made between Alabama
nd View Nork brokers net to he Inter-
tate commerce
u Wouid Doe impossible MIR Hohhne
adcd. Tor an exchange 10 eliminate
tem ils future trades those that weeo
'nrelv gambling Either an future
amhHue must ne prohibited. be aIf
" the subject let alone he Insisted
bat the whole system of distribuune
arm products was necessarily spec.
#ilte one and the present method
ad PERSISTED because it was the best
70 found
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
FORMER u, S. SENATOR
EXPIRES SUDDENLY


Reno. March 8 Former United
states senator w A. Massey Of this
city died today while enrouc from
Reno 70 Susanviilp Califs on legal
business immediately before crossing
me California line he complained Oh
feeling IN, but after half hour he
SAID he fen well and left the smoking
car. entering another car. shortly
AFTER engaging in conversation with a
toWnsman on the train he was seen to
ne 10 distress and expired quickly His
aeath IS attributed to heart trouble.
MT Massey served as United states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06

expect incfH4 "a ahtr d5ler,
anoailen*
Word bid fNHf = iho ntosMtnl VI
RFnefa impression m Europe thni
tbr United stiifH was HlliHr r, ,4ua
60 tpo HlnN 1H possible" in Interpret.
inr pinnirrs nHir nn st. tHti.a $50
pressure haU hfNn hrnuHht tu hrnr ht
amy nation fn pmphualre thrn eleu
"a ililN connection NHt the president
frlt confident thm iufrisn apvern.
muie h8l ihg feling 0n thc subject
ln ihif connection Nr Wilson rr.
foile9 illf ltb ihai alur0 hlH mlk II
1tu 1850 Hih fnrmcf AuhasAa0f
kAep DAB which, hH HI3p AmHranrot
ihhi lht inllH QHft nu NnUM hf token
0p "a th regular etHslpn 81 funnresa
no communication fuuwnl OBJ othor
WiAft hf8 passed heiWeen Great Hrn
aipiaHd iiie nHed Suites
Nuuird tunaft.s in Understand
The president aid no particular
ihlnr nan taueed hm ip ro8d lhe
HessaHe except dHnM th#t bad ex
isicd in HnfHe UuHrtfr n tUnfrrm ns
81 bow STRONGLY convinced Doe naa as
20 ihe necessity 10 renea ilc hnd
Itli tmf ne wmiad members ~ eau
HfeHs iu rai fn0i ~ fucsllpf
snNRhl lhNln tn reverse thelr action
at seHt ago
femder aal,fe Wtina ehlIfnuu nf
the fafeiHn Relations committee etid
ianinhi ~ Nas Resulted pr Ideni Nll
Hun'H reference ~ aiheI matters
henf ail foroign uHitor confront
ine h, an erumcui
llr administration nna uhtuled.
fnHuf feffirH problems heHHIa aaHd
z is neeeaear} that nHr fuFfm reia
lone he fNnaiuatpd 'fhW uhHi
lhlnk lhe PRECEDENT had ln mAa
Whom the ntuee r0mmHf-t ON fn-
fFiFi1ie enDimrfee mNetH tomorrow. lf|
IF rsprefed tD mfoHh5 report ihr
Sims h.li 10 rnpef ihu exemption
e'Alsf nn The onaie side hlN Tor
thHi PURPOSE WIS introduced been eDnf
ln stnNl8r Root 0f Now York
Senator chiffon. dsru-.ne his
amendment o. m0Irt as accomplish I.
the repeal ftid thH % nsr bia aWn \
idta Nf & MNy out of ihe 1ifnDuHyI
WAT might meet Pc vicNH NJ somp
''fo ln nnl IHtuf direct repell Hy CON.
HfrsH Tho president hHd nat harn
HntuitrH With relation b. HI hr Hld
H.i'e ."natafH were luollHed % thC he
liHi lhHt lltr thiliOu amendment
iUfae ihai & bad aifUmui0d ta lo8ao
an lsir lath placed before ID fy thr
pfe|drni seuafor Root asserted tbai
lAr fefun would BE- tht aame as ID 3
ilal lspeH md lhH oanufs manl.
nrtirf Hef Pc dirsei ferfHl
Underwood Is Opposed.
snnr ai lAo leader. lH eonsfass. .n- !
AHiins Majority ieadcr Underwood. F
iH house. $3.50 oppose Gao rruUll
HHN Hn r1nfnrni fH mHkt
Mahf rnHidrs aud CdHerg uhfn 6
lflsed thD message Others nHlaat- +
q ihai thc Nnnld support toe repeal. .l
fEtheash fhT tfd nat aEfte with thp'
fffr.a'nfH position
oied fan fa'l exemption aid =
nAtnf ikUfH. aeniaUwtt fnHasf m|t
hn ffnIff lf tNtc lor ibt feneai' b
s Wig nnf De ha. ha1a ehanaud f
6 dfwF du nof believe thH UuIs
sfmriien rf0Iatfa Ihr uaf pannUr +.
oie f,nts lf appau lhr urp.l n
ianis request NiIl u0 600 a0ouase of d.
lls Hesiie zen ruHrfesH 20 support hIs
efrlfn e. lsf and inf the further
lfan fHHt En gsr-iluHs uf This kind n
1htfe thsl f. Hn auua rs ie InUf If
'tetftNn of treaties ifr foreigner n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
FAILS TO RECOVER
CHARIVARI DAMAGES


~"f'"N s9vHhA1 SPECIAL LhA8Hn WHAT
Alma, kas, March 5-The clty of
Alma cannot be punished for failure
% protect William Boyd and his bride
trem the strenuous charivari of sew
cnty-five men and boys, Judge John
Currant decided in the district court
here late today BOYD has sued for
$3.50. alleging the charivari party
really was q mob. The judge ala
not think $50. However, attorneys for
the city after the court gave It's deci.
sions agreed voluntarily to. alIon
Boyd $40 90 repair his home. which
was damaged by dynamite used BY the
crowd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06

senator from Nevada from july. 1912.
70 January 30 1913 being appointed
by Governor eddie 10 fill the vacanU
caused by the death Of the late sena-
ter George 3 Nixon. He was a e.n-
didate of tho republican parts for
election IN November, 1879, wher the
people voted for choice for office and
was defeated by eighty-six votes He
bad served as Justice Of the supreme
court of Nevada from 1886 10 1899
resigning to enter private practice He
was recognized as one of tho leaders
ct the Nevada bar.
lie was born in Oakncld. Perry
county Ohio, came west In 1855 and
was rs years old
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
RetIrca - IlnrInrrr nIe.

New York, March 5.-Richard Des-
pard Dodge q retired civil engineer
and formerly instructor of engineer
ing ia The United States naval acad-
envy died today al the home OF bis
son in Brooklyn. He served in me err
gineering corps Of the navy during the
tee twenty years ago. He was seven
tv-IINe Years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
Di-ordcrcd Kiducys cause Much
AIi.l.aA

with pain and misery by day sleep
ulsiutbins bladder weakness at night.
tired. nervous rundown mon and
Women everywhere arc glad to know
that Foley kidney Pills restore
health ana strength and the regular
action uf Kidneys and bladder Mrs.
SUN Barnes Bowdon Gas. Il. 1, SAYS.
suffered with terrible headache
haekaehe ANA bearing down pains. 50
tad J was hardly able "a set around.
j took 3 bottles of Foley Kidney Pills
ana since then have heen entirely
we'll For sale hv Bnits Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
MUST NOT CARRY GOLD
AWAY FROM MEXICO

Vera traE Nauh Passengers
Inu board thr Ward lime Steamer
Monterey Une auIehJ for Havana.
1no NrN Work. were notified hy spcs
'tt customs Inspectors thew MHu'd
hnt he permitted ~ take out of the
country tnfNIsH Sold coin SIX nas-
sfn=ew MNine u their possession
American Eplr coins were compelled
to go ashore Rni eNohanee them Tor
American notos
Ihe AtNDu NW PROHIBITS tho exc
pore ut MgNIcm Sold and sllver coin,
hut heretofore it bad not been made
81 appN io American gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
HURRY ORDERS GIVEN
FOR RECEIVING SHIP

Nahelo ealifl March s. = Teie.
graphic orders were received tnssv
from me navy department. 10 IN ont
inc receiving ship Cleveland a. the
earliest practicable date n il he
leVed here that She win bc sent "a
a.Nle'n waters with 4 mn compile
ment of men
the Cleveland is too small for dntv
as a receiving snip al Mare island
recommendations was made some time
age ihat she be replaced nv 4 t,rror
ship ON account of her crowded conai.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06

ahould ho given the neuen Of ths
doubt
Representative E.aos On Montana.
9 democratic member 0f tho comnIt-
tNe. teiagfapled Yesterday to he rc-
e0rdod BOP faf0r Of IRE repeal hul ai
ifp committee mesune tomorrow
House luyor- Repeal.
NrUr ntuipn Palmer. of pouHYi-
lana, announced flH p0ii of the
house enneiuetWV demonstrated thar
There Ncre more thHB enough votes
VI inc huuHe ~ auM1in thc presidents
Hpuffl
Representative knownnd, ~ can
furHia. republican, asned d statement
declaring thaD "hne1WF Of tHe failure
10 foreign policy lHd 70 please MAJ
iiona hNt are 0ur commercial rivals,
ibe governments policy muH be- rec
forard congress muHl turn somor-
ulnt ana ihIs country ha humiInfcd
iu ono eres Of tht world tic added
,hat in speech during the prc-eloc-
tiou campaign n.y. president hos sWd.
reforming to The Baltimore free tolls
plank ON pmforu g Not m09sscs
~ llich flies q means buslnew men
who iHlk one wa} ana vote another
NiiI bc rcfiroJ fUm public ifr
G'Gnrninn Dcfics Pre-. idem
Senator OHomau of Nce York
Who Nll lead thc democratic oppoM.
tim NJ tho repeal ln the senate Issued
atatcment tonight mYIng that while
he Yielded ~ no one NJ respect for
tho PRESIDENT motives ana patriotism.
Hl. I4tf.. il ta......t.... t..Ft Nt.
lornatite SIN rcqistnhce fo fha pro.
BOSCH fobeal M ,har,r,er,zed ,ha
,,.. aa.,,
'""ie' y" '''''7''f IVY
'll'''lF' H. VIZ p'A' ln''''H'H ~ We
Ain'ilc1n penpir ana quoted FORMER
we lhfhis Inti nnd lto"eNrll inffnor|
fteroiuries az state kn0y ANA Olncy
4nH Representative Understood afI
hrldme fh. axpmpiloa omuse not teI
ta IN .l,lntinf. tb, mas. p,t,p.cf,ts
t.e.N D..t,.l.. n., if..t..t.
D''l "H ''i ''"U "N' ,'iil'i
''Hllhsn''i "IiI'l-' hNa ffpirsa'u WV
tifh hN tfhned mar mo war vessels
u nHod Iu thn treats mean HhIpa zoo
gagged Do utrreeaa u1de.
If ua muw nurrhaH. fnreirp
fri.ed.hf. fhe .,stor c,.,.t,,,t...i I
liiiiNHHIIit lfiN 'NNlNi fHfli lhflfNf /
the price cauted must noe Involved
Us ln national dehonor and repudin-
tl0u of pHrit PLEDGES imon ,,bich thIel
Administration sr.tr.d ,rfr.u
fuNuN NNihtf ~ 'hHini,
itona hcfota ihh hour SEQ for the
presidents nlNh personal address To-
nag legislative brputh uf The govern
fnrhi lhr clpitol corridors were
lnWd'b with mon nnd women ltFuf
~ #ith tickets nf admission tn ihe .
authorizes
Ihe iuiffaiale commerce commit. ]
rN pNpaUta tn cp0w hlii f1f reuoAi 4
lbc heug eaamDsr ana Galleries
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
nenry hauls basgaso. Phone as9

Real estate prohlems-purehases.
sues ef ff8de-tfe easily solved hN
journal want ads Read them. use
them DO tt today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06

Want hIgh ptade employee Ol
lhc better grade of servants Make
h7e nf the want columns of the Jour
mi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR BENT-3-room. furnished flat.
modera. 21S $. sixth. Inquire savoy
Hotel.
LOST ~ Lody's black pocket6ook,
containing SO, on street ear ast
night Finder return to the journal
office Reward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-06

,4iiia
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tii
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25
Sam Gibson

Died at the home of his daughter
near Eden, La Sale Parish, La, Sept.
IA, 1914, Sam Gibson, Chief Of the
Chotaw tribe of Indians of Louisiana.
He has suffered severely but patient.
ly for the last four months and while
the shock was great, and vain is any
attempt to measure the loss of this
great chief to his tribe, the end was
expected as the attending physicians
had had no hopes for two months be-
fore he died.
This great Indian was loved by all
who knew him and while his best quail
tiles were hidden from public gaze
they were revealed to those under his
jurisdiction. While he was far in the
evening of his manhood and the shad-
ows had long fallen to the east, we
still cannot tell which is to the more
fortunate, the child dying in it's moth
er's arms or he who journeys all
the length of life's uneven road pain
fully taking the last slow steps with
staff and crutch.
His remains were followed to his
last resting place by large crowd of
his friends from over the parish on
Tuesday September Is. 1914, interment
being made in the Eden cemetery.
John HUMPHREYS.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25
SheriffSa

State OF ml,oulsiana-Parish of Caldwell
7Ihlrtieth District Court
R. P. Jarrett vs.. No. 1906, E. W. Han.
chey
BY virtue of writ of Fl ia and
sale issued out of the Thirtieth Judi
cial District Court, of the Parish of
Caldwell, State of Louisiana and to
me directed, l have seized and taken
into my possession and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the principal front
door of the court house in the town of
Columbia. La, between the hours pre-.
scribed by law for judicial sales on,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3lst 1914.
the following described property, to-.
wit:
An undlv.aed one-half interest in and
to the NW3 Of NE4, and NE4 of NE4,
less lot on East side 400 feet North and
South, by zoo feet East and West, all
in Section 80, Township IL. North
Range 3 East, Louisiana Mer. Also a
lot beginning at point so feet opposite
Station No. 8Ol. of the H. C. A. and
N. Railway, which points is on West
ern edge OF Railway and is 1872 feet in
a Southerly direction where said Rail-
way is crossed by boundary lines be-
tween Sections 81 and 80, To IL, N. r.
8 East, thence from said point at right
angle in Westerly direction 200 feet,
thence in a Southerly direction at right
angle to the last mentioned line and
parallel to Railway 200 feet; thence at
right angle 200 feet; thence 200 feet
in a Northerly direction to beginning,
being 200 feet each way, less lots sold
to E. W. Hanchey, and Thompson &
Nethery, as the same appears describ-
ed upon the records of the Parish of
Caldwell, La, (Area not given) togeth
er with all buildings and i'm
provements thereon. Seiz d
as the property of the defendent, E.
W. HaAchey, and will be sold to salts
fly said writ and all costs in the above
entitled and Numbered cause.
Terms of sale, cash, with benefit of
appraisement
w. E. GODFREY,
Sheriff, Caldwell Parish, La.
eo'a's. Sept. %, 1914.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

unde e; date at of Nov. "a, 1919. and
April !, 49, 49,. 1914, respectively ely.
and therefore makes an official !
request upon the State Highway
Department, Board of State En.
gineers, to make such payments
on , tneSf e.a contracts as they may
be due c from to time by the Par.
Be ~, 1t n further resolved, etc.
that the Police Jury of CALDWELL wei
Parish agrees to reimburse the
State, Highway Department MT
Board OF Engineers for any, and
all payments so made as Soon as
as fnantial conditions permits s.
Be It further resolved, ETC.,
that IN order to protect the
State Highway Department
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25
School Board Proceedings


Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Parish Board of School Directors
of the Parish of Caldwell, Louisiana,
at it's regular meeting, held on July Z,
1914, l, G.. T. Martin, President of said
Board, hereby give notice that, in COM
pliance with said resolution, a special
election will be held in School District
No. II, of the said Parish of Caldwell,
Louisiana, on Tuesday, the sixth day
of October, 1914, for the purpose of
submitting to the property taxpayers,
qualified under the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, to
vote at said election, the following
proposition, to-wit: Giving additional
aid to public schools.
For the purpose of said special cleo
ton, the polling place shall be Vixen,
and D. L. Womack, 5. O. Dortch and
B. B. Barnett, shall serve as Commits
sioners, and B. B. Banister, Clerk, all
of whom shall serve without compen-
sation.
At said election, the polls shall open
at Z O'Clock, a. M, and close at 5
o'clock, p. M, and the election will be
conducted in accordance with the laws
of Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice is hereby given that, at 10
O'Clock, a. M, on Wednesday the 7th
day of October, 1914, the said Parish
Board of School Directors, of the Par
ish of Caldwell, Louisiana, will meet at
it's Office at Columbia, and in open ses-
ion, proceed to open the ballot box, ex-
anime and count the ballots, in number
and amount, examine and canvass the
returns, and declare the result of the
said special election.
This, the LIST day of September, 1914.
GEO. T. MARTIN,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

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