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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22
TODAY IN HISTORY
September u.

l60i-Ostend. important Belgian seaport,
surrendered TO the Spanish $4,000 Eng
liSh and Dutch persisted during the
siege which lasted three years.
l692-Two men and seven women executed
at Salem. Mass. for witchcraft.
l770-Delegates from 90 towns and eight
districts Of massachusetts met IT
Faneuii hall to consider the grievance
Of standing armies.
l776-Nathan Hale executed at New York.
lS5l-Louis kossuth, the Hungarian chief,
and IS of his followers. were sen
fenced to death at Budapest for not
~surrendering themselves.
lS62-Meeting OF governors supporting
the union held at Altoona, Pa.
l9l4-Statewide prihibit on was voted in
Virginia to take effect Nov. /, 1916.
l9l4-The War: German submarine U-9
sinks British cruisers Abonkir. CreSsv
and Hogue. with total loss Of l.433
lives, exclusive of officers. Germans
chau. German wireless station at
Naurau in the Pacific destroyed. Rus
slams capture JaroSlau in Galicia.
German cruiser Emden shells Madras.
Allies drive Germans northward in
France at two points. French gun
boat Zelie DESTROYED in harbor Of Pa
peete, Tahiti, by Germans. General
Botha made commander in chief Of
British forces in South Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

Amt No Such Thing-Please inform me
what would be the correct diet for one >uf-
fering from chronic rheumatism and
chronic dyspepsia!
Answer-Both terms are meaningleS~-
neither expresses anything but a vague
guess. "Rheumatiam'' covers q multitude
of distinct conditions; dyspepsia" j. only
fiji for use III an almanac Or quack ndver-
tisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

Germany will annex Belgium. but per
haps events may prove that she has been
somewhat premature IN such action. Ii
any country merits the diSinterested Serv-
ices Of the world powers. IN maintaining
her autonomy. surely il i unoffending.
victimized. suffering Belgium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

Even the Red Gross, which has been one
Of Carranza'S most hurtful detractors. has
tnmbled into the Carranza band wagon.
and has sent the first chief a letter con
graduating him upon the manner in which
the constitutionali>ts nave sent aid to re-
lieye distress IN Mexico CITY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22
Caesars Oversight.

Lady" said Flooding Pete, "dat dog
Of Yours come mighty near biting me-
well" replied the matter of fact WON
an. Caesar i getting old and kind Of
careless. Every once in a while he misses
somebody" - Pittsburg Chronicle Tele-
graph.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22
HEALTH TALKS
(BY WILLIAM BRADY, Nj. d.

their care while taking the cure. This
idea. too. is adapted for use in this coun-
try. and it makes an ideal disposition Of
the problem Of the convalescent con-ump-
tive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22
H0GWALL0W NEWS.


DUNK Bolts, Regular Correspondent.
The Wild Onion school opened last Mon
day, in charge Of the regular teacher. A
good many 81 the patrons were ID favor NJ
getting q fresh teacher. but the Wild onion
teacher always compliments the trustees
IN hls public talks, and they naturally ia-
vor him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

Checks should be made payable to The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. Business
communication should be addressed 10 the
company, and items, letters, etc. intended for
publication should be addressed To Editor, The
Herald, Brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
for publication should be signed with the full
name Of the writer, The name will not be
printed If not desired. but il will be evidence
of good faith on the part OF the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

The Herald is delivered by carriers reg
ularly employed by The Herald To subscri-
Brownsville. San Benito, Harrington. Lyford,
Raymondville. Mercedes. Pharr. McAllen. Mis-
sion and Edinburg. The latter point the most
distant from the office Of publication, is
reached at 6:i5 o'clock on the afternoon Of
publication, a special automobile service
being employed from San Juan. Texas. Sub
scribers not receiving their papers regular
y should notify the local agent. or write The
Herald, Brownsville, Tex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22
Questions and Answers.

Fasting j. Not Starving-My husband
has gastric ulcer. Ills doctor took him ID
the hospital and starved him for IL days.
giving him nothing but rectal enemas OF
some predigeSted nutriment. He improved
and got along nicely for months, but now
we feel the old pains are returning. VIII
YOU kindly recommend a good physician!
Answer-We highly recommend the doe
tor who first treated him. That j. the best
treatment known. There j. a great dis
%tinction between starvation and fasting.
Most Of a. would be- healthier for fasting;
none Of a. would BE- helped by starving.
Bronchitis Not Heritable-Is bronchitis
inherited? Grandfather and father both
had il, and | have considerable throat
trouble.
Answer-No. Modes of living which
predispose To bronchitis and other troubles
of the respiratory tract do prevail IN
families. Over eating. over heating the
home. coddhng fear Of cold air and drafts.
u~nrecognition of the infectious character
of so-called "coldS.' and the misguided
resort to cough and cold cures, instead ~
seeking proper medical advice are con
tributory causes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

Washington Hooks, who has been keep
ing up with the war through the Saturday
Blade and the Tickville Tidinss, ha> mighty
near lost all interest in 1t, and i again
helping his wife de- the weekly washing at
the pond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

As a strong evidence 81 the early ~
proach ot winter. lobe Mo~cley thl~ wrrI
was noticed propplng mp hi chimney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

The Rye Straw store was entered IN I'M
known persons Saturday night. The
strongest evidence that 1t was the work Of
some well dressed stranger and that no
body IN this community had anything to
do with it nj all l. the fact that nothing but
II lot of socks are missing. Consequently
the Deputy Constable l. out looking for a
well dressed stranger wearing a pair of
sox.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers in the city of Brownsville who
fail to receive The Herald regularly are re-
guested To notify the office promptly Telephone
No. q. New subscribers should receive their
hrst paper not later than the second day after
the order is in the office of The Herald. Every
subscriber, even in the most distant sections Of
the city. should receive his paper not later than
6:45 p. IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-22

The Tickville Jail closed on account NJ
Labor day.
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BELLAIRE LOSES TO
LAWRENCEVILLE
OHIO TEAM USES POUR PTrcHrRs
VIM AAE UNABLn TO HOLD
VISITORS.
frasht. Nsuhardt and Sullivan All
rive Essy For Pennayivanians,
Who Ple Up IL Huns.

The Bellairs Athletics we're over
, ~,II'einlheiy defeated by the Lawrence
nlls. Ia, aggregation at the Reilaire
srk yesterday afternoon by the score
~ ~ 70 q. In spite OF the large score
e.9 game was interesting and amusing
anu was enjoyed throughout by the
small crowd OF fans.
The Lawrencevilie lads lived m 10
Sneir reputation as sluggers securing
y hits from the Bellalre pitchers The
VISITORS pounded the ball to ali Corners
OF the lot and completely cute lar,ed
Bellaire IN this department or the came
acht started the game hut retired in
me ntth frame In favor Of sullivan
MS lad pitched one inning bat MAS re
placed by Neuhardt. who finished the
Howard pitched for the visitors and
was given good support aIthouEh fbe
bellaire lads secured ten hits
fairman with the bat and smith field
ing at third We're the stellar lights OF
the visiting team. Neuhardt PLAYED a
GOOD game Tor Bellaire. working the on
Inc mound. in the coachers box, the
right garden and at bat
The score follows.
ddtwrenceN1lle ......e3 Ot0O1 IL
&c., 49,. = -, =. .. = . 2 ~ % y % . Z
Hunter. Bellaire-Pracht. Neuhardt. sui
Ivan and Nanaman.
Two base hits: Fairman 8: Hunter
MUM, Neuhardt. Stolen bases. Nolan
smith. Hunter, GILES. Double PLAYS.
base on balls: off Pracht 4: off Neu-
hardt / off Howard 4 Passed nails.
Nanaman, Hunter. Hit with pitched
bail; Nolan. Howard. Sacrifice hunts.
Fairman. Sacrifice flies. clancy. Hen
derson. smith; Moore. Struck out. by
Howard ( Time Of game. ? hrs ~
min. Umpire. Mckelvey.
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terday from DR.. G y. Citizens who 4.
spending his vacation on the lakes IN
Mlchigan accompanied By Mrs Githens.
aylhE that they were enjoying them
5eiNes ana that they would return home
IN ABOUT ten days or two weeks
As a protection to the many fhoyq-
amos VINO are 20 attend the West X-ir-
klhla state Fair. TO b. held here novt
munth. the y. a. %. road Will have an
eNtra detail or officers stationed in this
community 90 guard arrivals from
events 'ue4
United states Marshal Ned Smith
hlE appointed Captain John NJ short
~ deputy IN this section OF tho sfoto
captain short will work with Bopttv ~
p. Allison. Both will have their head
quarters Co. this city
large force Of men Is now AZ work
Inthing extensive repairs to the Local
ffnnHNlFanin depot. The entire 0fffra
section ~ the building will b. rcnDdefed
hnd put In first class condition while
the depot proper will be enlarged The
Irack work along Water street is pro-
crossing rapidly while the now train
shed at the passenger station will be
completed IN about SIX weeks
At an unusually important rroaffrr.
~ The Pan Handle NFrIcuifuraT rtub
ma saturday afternoon. action v.aa
tRhcn 90 hnvc the many members Of fbe
organization cooperate with the Vyrrf
virginia fair. 90 be- held in this CITY next
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
pistriet Ranrosd 80. to y. rnI.n ~


District Railroad Beds 70 Re Taken Up
At a Regular Session OF the County
Court held fo- the county o.. Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Philippi. at
the Court House or said County. on the
9th day OF May. 1915.
The following orcer was entered Of
at Is ordered that a notice OF the
intention OF the County OF Barbour to
pay Off certain out standing District
Railroad Bonds. be published FOR 30 days
In the Wheeling lutelliEcncer. a daily
newspaper published In the City or
wheeling West Virginia and In said
notice u shall be set .orth that the num-
Der OF Bonds desired 10 be paid off aad
taken up under this order shall be
-Four 90 ~ Valley District Ra!ornd
Bonds mum oered Two TO Five inclusive.
for Five Hundred Dollars each. and L.
sued b. the County Court or Barbour
county. and date August s. 1855 Num-
Der one Of said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder Cf the Eleven IN
Ecnds, being Seven 30 % Barker Dis
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 10
Seven inclusive for Five Hundred Doll
lars each. issued b. the County Court Of
August s. 1859.
And "a f. ordered that the Sheriff Of
said County Cense payment Of interest
on said Bonds az the expiration OF said
ninety days.
a cops from the record.
8 p HOFFMAN. cisrE
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NEWS BRIEFS


Catholic churches throughout the
entire world held yesterday the feast
81 the assumption Of the blessed Nir.
gin saturday was a day N abatln.
ence for an CathoIics
State fair boosters made arofher
TIP TO nearby counties Yesterday
Henry " McLuro Col 70 VI Browne
Charles ~ Uancher George W Int
james y Hanley. of ris ritr. and .
N Cunningham. OF MoundsviIIe. made
up Tho party. Tho men mof0rod Co.
Fort Ridge ln Marshall county
Mrs william Taylor Wre Gen +.
Mrknun and Mrs Julia Fletcher are
VISITING for a. faw days Dol rIuahurrH
JOY VII return The latter part ri fhia
Paul Shields of fha o.. O. sfarrl Br.e
store. On She south sIf. who Hrr
rusty nail into bic foot while nf rar.H
nfar ArwsfrunF MIIe ohio. ana fH.
Woun0 which lafrr Developed into blood
lll-nning la imrrnr .rc rapidly and win
Tuesday
Word was received iu me cIty yes.
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Youno Mother Dies.

Mrs. victonia Paul Rehana. aged
20. wife of Frank Rehana OF Manning
ton. died in the Ohio Valley Hospital
Sunday morning at o'clock. OF a
complication Of diseases. Her death
was very sad one as an eighteen
months old boy IL left motherless.
Besides the husband and son. her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Paul OF Warrington. survive her. The
remains we're sent home on an even
ing train accompanied by her father
and husband. Funeral services will
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U. S. REPLY
Ccontinusd IRON Tir.t P.r..,

outset OF the war seriously. ~ not
fatally. embarrassed by the lack OF
arms and ammunition. and by the
means 10 produce them in sufficient
quantities to supply the requirements
OF national defense The United
States has always depended upon the
right and power to purchase arms
and ammunition from neutral nations
in case of froeign attack This right.
which II claims for itself, Il cannot
deny to others"
The United States asserts that II
cannot accede to the suggestion that
!: change OF modify he rules of in
/ ternational usages during the pro-
gress OF war on account of special
conditions and declares that the idea
OF neutrality advanced by Austria
would obscure the whole field of In
ternational obligation. produce econ
! omic confusion and deprive all com
merce and industry to legitimate
fields OF enterprise. already heavily
burdened by the unavoidable restric-
tons OF war"
Did Same Thing.
/ Attention is directed TO the fact
, that Austria-Hungary and Germany
before the war produced a great sur
plus ofwar munitions and sold them
throughout the world. especially TO
belligerents." and that never during
that period did either Of them sug-
gest or apply the principle now ad-
vocated by the imperial and royal
government"
The note points out particularly
that during the Boer war between
Great Britain and the South African
republics, the latter were i'm a situa-
ton almost Identical with that oc-
cupied by Germany and Austria al
the present time and that in spite
OF the commercial isolation of one
belliRerent. Germany sold to Great
Britain. the other belligerent. hun
dreds Of thousands Of kilos Of ex-
plosives. gunpowder. cartridges. shot
and weapons. and Austria-HunRary
also sold similar munitions 10 the
same purchasers. though in smaller
quantities
Tn this connection table ~ sales
by Germany and Austria.HunEary to
Great Britain during the Boer war
is appended 20 fho note and Do o. sug-
Eestcd that had Austria and Germany
refused TO sell arms 10 Great Britain
Of That time. ION the ground that 20
90 so would violate the spirit Of strict
neutrality. the imperial and royal Rov.
eminent might with greater consls-
toncy and greater force urge be- pres
ent contention"
The note was cabled 10 Ambasaa.
dor Penfiold az Vienna ON August ~
Nu word of ifs delivery has vet been
received
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RIVER NEWS

To On announced az tho Wcwerbep
dam that work upon the uIckcts viii
Do completed In eight days Tho pres.
ent low water is permitting fast work
The stage yesterday feu h. about
Tour feet five inches ~ the ioca1 wharf
boat The wickets abova. "a. toire
raised and This drains Tho uat.r kors
To- o. expected that tho stage wl1 -
main stationary around four feet
The Joe Fowler went down at noon
yesterday FOR Louisville Her state.
rooms we're nearly AN taken The
hana"ha vas up from Charleston yes.
ferday morning The boat VIII bo
down from Pittsburgh today. The
Express viii Boz out today af % 20 u
m. Tor MaHmoraa. and tho Liberty
will be in AZ = %. m Tho Reuben
Dunbar viii DO up for pitfsbureb from
Charleston. Tuesday.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobb.r. ~
chants ana Others Wholesale DsaIsrr
a. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daifv
~ its ottice at Charleston, West VirrtntS
To- furnishing supplies for the Eeveral
sue INSTITUTIONS. the financial manage
mont CT which f. vested In said B0RTd
SoEtracts viii be awarded 10 the IoweSt
Dlgptls quality considered. and othsf
Nll"1s p,lng equal. West Virginia deal l.
trs VIII be given preferences.
llsJs or supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
bIATE BOARD OF CONTROL
la-l-tL Charleston. West VIRGINIA
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Mrs Io0siuF die hyah new min.
i'irr am a fine preachah. but be- am
Dc loanost an sk.nnicst young man
I ebhah acef
Mrs Black hoa au. ho done toia
man husband. what weights two
h1ndard and foty. fo bowar les be-
should Do wciehrd in DO balance an
fOuu wanfinF Puck
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pLANINe nlLL euRnsp-

LANCASTER. Pa. AUG 1.-THE
Elizabeth Planning mill owned and op
Grated by Honor Brothers. Of Eliza.
town. was completely destroyed bv
IRE today. enfaiirr Joss NJ f35 600
The orrin is unknown
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ESTIMATES
bIATL or WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY
OF OHIO, DISTRICT or LIBERTY,

A. a regular meeting OF the Board Of
tuucai ION of Liberty district. OHIO couu-
-. hela 40 the regular meeting place
mercer. on the second Tue zJiay Of Aug
ust 1915. Present r. n Emsiey. Pres
iu'ut and VI. %. kimmOns and George
LaM son. commissioner. The Hoard fro-
ceeued 20 make up an estimate Tor the
severn amounts Go BE- levied as follow
~ lLllNG FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIirTs
Amount due from sheriff - es4rq
redemption testimatedl 5000. no 90
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Mrs. Brown Funeral
saturday afternoon the funeral OF
Mrs. Emma HIN Brown. wife OF Jonn
NJ Brown. who died al Atlantic city
last week. was held al the fam..y
home. No. SOS South Front street
Island. The Rev. Dr. Charles n Rob
tnson. pastor ~ the First United Pres
oyteriAn Church. OBLIGATED Mrs
Brown had long been a member OF
that church
lnterment was in the Union Hin
cemetery. ST Clairsville. Ohio The
palibesfers were: William Harvey
James H. Mcclure. c. r. Amos. ".
~. Robertson. l. v. Vietz and Frank
7. Hare
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FOR RENT

ron RENr-BUILDrNo NO. ssl
MAIN ST. CONTAINING ABOUT &c
DEsIRABLE ROOMS WOULD Pre-
PER TO RENT ALL TO ONE coon
rENNANT, BUT WILL DIVIDE II
NECESSARY. JAMES L. HAwLEX.
fOh hENT-Two nicely furnished
. rooms Tor light housekeeping EOS
..L ~ ~ au-1H-i
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state % West Virginia. County Of Onto.
Town Of Warwood to-wft:
Al special session OF the council OF
tie town Of Warwood. Ohio county held
In the council chambers thereof. in the
10th day % August. 1915. there were
present 4. ". ktndelberEer. mayor. e. =.
Erecland. clerk. and r. ". Mahan ~. c..
Fuhr. J. g. Williams. Charles Draher.
Jacob Hilton and ~. T.. Rogers. menu
bcrs Of the council 81 said town.
In accordance with section Z. chapter
?. Of the acts q the extraordinary scs-
sion % the legislature Of 1908. the coun-
81 proceeded Go make up an estimate Of
nc amounts necessary 70 De levied for
the current fiscal year. 20 cover all
municipal debts and Liabilities payable
during the said year. including probable
ana proper allowances for delinquent
taxes. expense 81 collections and con-
tlngencirs. but deducting thercfrom the
money in the city treasury applicable to
the service OF the year and municipal
claims and doth determine and mate
the several amounts % be levied as fol-
ESTIMATES
Maximum levy IS cents on the hun
ured dollars valuation
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The amount due the said municipality.
anl the amount that win become due
and Collcctible from every source. cN-
Cnpt from the levy Of taxes 90 be made
Tor The current fiscal year
balance IN hands OF city treas
urF. unsolicited ....... ........ 10 l0s -
From street paving and sewer
bills. due and unsolicited ... 1osb.0a
Total estimated receipts ... fz3ai.75
ESTIMATED UlSitItSEMFNTS
Debts and Demands owed by said mu-
nIcipahtv which will become due and
payable during the current fiscal year.
lncluliuE interest ON bonded indebted
ness ~ every Mind ana character.
Bonds. series ~ interest .... 20o DO
Elect Jon expenses ..... ........ 50 90
r8Ii~- dep.rtm.nt 90o s6
Health department ..... ....... 200 30
streets. alleys Hn1 llEhta ..... fltI 90
tIfH fHil erpruaea ....... 1s 90
Ieiruuon.Irs ana erunsrnfInua. 300 0H
comm. HaInus and contingent .Hf ff
Land books and billie .......... 500
Total estimated IIshursf uerfa t-e.ass
Amount fo Dol provided f.r Dol.
b. appearing fo the council traf ne
total Valuation ~ au taranfe pr1rert,
ln thia MUNICIPALITY. according fI me
neinE real estate to me value m on
POO 900 personal property fo The value
N s1t2.fo. and railroad ara other prop
WORKS to ths value Of tzssas7 ss '-srti-
De- ig thr council hr the officer whose
aEps,f.nr from ifs forsrolrr estimate 15i ~
that Do o. necessary fu rnIHe bf lrrt.
after drfurfiuE 900 credits. 81 82to7 for
tsrmIu.d chat q levy on sarr ono hun.
drrl InLIlra valuation .r twenty 1--WE
'NI" 'a".| '.. MUNICIPAL purposes viii
Do rr.raanrN fu produce fHU estimated
amount OIL aforerlId f1r the snsu.ns
rrrHI year
rf1tr ~ West virginia County rr Onto
Town ~ MrruuHf. fH.vIf
n Frank vs. Klein. recorder Dol ana f.r
fNN uuUI' |If" 90 NHrNnuH county Hf
lini.. and state nf West Nfrrfrrs go
h'rr'E c'r.fN flnf fhe foregoing Ia a
-u- COPY from che records NJ en- order
made hL fnr council ~ alff rrurfrfrs
.n the 10Th fnN ~ August. 1915
Given under my hand tria ION fsv %
August 1915.
FRANK w. KLEIN
heggrder ~ the Municipality
~ Warwood. vs. Va
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ESTIMATES

--~~---->~----s
state ~ Mesf virginia. Coanty o. Ohio.
Al-trict ~ tAchland. to-Wit.
AZ regular session % tn boArd %
el-estien 81 Richiand district 90 Ohlo
ee@lt2 helt - me regular nnssflnE place
thereof. on the second rgesday ir Aue-
A-t 1915 present RI a AieNanasr.
President or said board q education. ard
Mhfoa HCfnllcch and John A Moore.
couriiss.oners.
IN accCrdance wtth chapter s.. Acts
Lrla. anne uding section 81. chaptrr -
Nrts lsNe. the board ~ educati pro-
ee"aed 20 MAKE up a. estimate % the
amount nFcessary TO b. levied for the
current rscai 81 ear % cover AL district
debts and liabilities payabie Curing a..
ear. including the probable eNpendf-
lures Tor district purposes. and proper
allow ances Tor delinquent taNe- eN-
ten-ss OF collection and CunttnEencicz.
huf deductlng the money in the trcas-
url applicable 20 the service % ire year
and district claims doth determine and
estimate the several amounts 90 b.
levied a. follows
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The amount due. and the amount that
every source. except from the levy %
taxes TO be made Tor the current Ascai
ear.
RedeInptions testimatsdl ....s Is 90
Due from Supplementary School
Aullas ---.--.. ..-.-. ls 90
Aotal receipts ....-.--.-....f Il 90
ESTIMATED DiSRt- RSENtENTS
Ihs debts and demands owed by the
district a. a whole. aud payable out OF
the ouilding fund.
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MOTORCYCLES
FOUND

--~s-@~--~~~~-~-~--~~-
FOUND Pair Of Spectacles ana -.
- or zane street near RridRcport
brigge. owner can have same by cailtng
advertisement
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For Rent

WARwOOD-T rooued bouso an I'M
oroth avenue. Has bath. electric lights
etc. Occupancy Sept. /. $50 per month
EDGWOOD-4 rooms on second floor
or ~, an up-to-date residence. S25 per month
includes light. heat. etc.