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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-15

friendship and education by impoverished bankrupt
sister nations make possible the rebuilding places
If America leads now other nations may follow moral
force of the example will aid civilization and democracy
fleet of uper-dradnaughts 1t will mr hldeous in its
stronghold With life purged precious germ of de-
tense and benevolent mtarism to give first
thought to other problems of vital Importance.
FIRST IN SOCIAL JUSTICE
America first in social usco Her problems many. Her
zens ey the privileges democracy freedom
OF ecencY and waste and the exploitation her
and OF the life OF her people, Let this exploitation
the curses OF child labor alcohol drugs organized labor
lis just demands of shorter hours higher wages the
control of its forces Curta the greed organized
capital Let Christian America discover capital
to meet in mutual regard and larger
Vcfop American resources and perfect American life.
America first in educaon There set before this nation
to-day an open door which shut Ties of blood
aonshp bind her people every other civilized nation under
uer sense than where else nationam fall
short onternaonasm schools as those of no other land
can inculate inerraca sympathy respect and esteem
For the mutudes of our citizens of foreign birth and their
Children life in America brings lessons in freedom and in
self The cosmopolitan character of our population
guarantee of fexbi and natve education for genera
tons to likewise increasingly generous
Investment of public in public schools form Of
government national ideals social institutions our world
wide missions demand such investment.
Let education in America be complete! Lay it's foundation
broad and Deep Let remain public forever from ecces
astica control mpahetc toward religion With such
aton and cooperation between the public schools churches
as will insure recognition of the place and of religion
as an indispensable factor complete educaonThe Adult Bible
Glass Monthly.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-15
AMERICA FIRST
United States TO Lead The World In Things That Count

america Fr" That watchword of the hour Let rs
seek to give truly Christian the
haunting banners of our beghed mtass and pagan princes
of commercam Wherein America be fsY Surely not in
And if war, preparedness for war Wbv
should America augment the worlds dust and
by herself distressing the world of moral need and bv
amng invite dstrus reurn Her today her strength:
ideaism and faith her buwarks surest defense
FIRST IN DISARMAMENT
America first in disarmament" Shout it abroad urge in
cunc preach 1t from pulpit and platform; pocamit through the
The world needs example. Have VIC hundred million
dollars to invest defenseq us use as we did the
in China amid the ruins in epipm and Po
land and Turkey the Balkans France Let us invest it for
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-15

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the desire to spread the Christian citizenship deserves the
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development of the future citizen the sentiment of
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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
MODERN WOODMEN
GIVE entertainment

Tue lecture and entertainment
gwen by the local Camp Modern
Woodmen of America at the opera
house Saturday night was attended
by large crowd and was enjoyed
thoroughly by all. The lectures
and illustrations were very fine and
the members Of the Camp feel that
they were amply paid for their
trouble and expense in the matter.
The only disappointment was
that Hon. Earle w. Hodges, who is
a loyal member Of the order, and
who was scheduled to make a speech
on this occasion, failed TO come
Otherwise the full program was
carried out as advertised.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
SERIOUS CUTTING
AFFRAY AT BIGGERS

Last Sunday night at Blggers
ELI Brooks, merchant of that
town, aud James Manning, a young
farmer, who lives near there, be.
came involved in a difficulty, IN
which Manning Is said to have
been seriously cut by Brooks
Deputy Sheriff II. A. Nicks aud
Joe ii. Johnson arrested Brooks
and brought hlm to town where he
appeared before Esq. j. A. Daug.
lass and was bound over in the sum
of $1,000 tor his appearance in
court here next Tuesday. The
bond was made promptly aud
Brooks, was released from custody.
Manning, though said to be badly
cut about the breast and arms, will
recover. The trouble came up
over a debt Manning IA alleged TO
have owed Brooks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
aud renewals from the following
since our last issue:
Ed Eddington, DC Bishop, A
NJ Dunn, Jesse Lacewell, E NJ AL.
exander, IL Johnson, N 'P Sim
mons, = A Weisenbach, ] II Carter,
j w Phillips, ii o Helen, Mrs
Mauley Presley, q A Crawford,
ii + Pickett, Dick Brown, II l.
Chester, Lee Rrooks, A M Mansker,
5 { Upton, Geo Ingram, Wm
Shaver, Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Mol
lie Jones, = ii Booth, John Hal
ford, Arthur Cox, NJ B Odom. Joe
Bland, Geo Wells, Mrs I G Casey.
Curtis Cavenar, g w Lewis, ] Il
Poindexter, q q Johnston, l. l.
Shemwell, Claude Cunningham, w
X McCracken, A II Lofts, w II
Barnett, A A Sage, Mrs Joe Thorn
as, 7 l. Wright, G Il Abauathy,
II Schmidt, | Vanhoosier, II III
Mondy, Earle Walters, S M Spikes,
Albert Lacy, Bud Brooks, Marvin
Simington, w G Glasoo, J J
Thompson, A X Knoch, l. Penn
berton, Frank Sutton, Albert
Schaohte!, II A Lamb, Mrs Nora
Kline McKinzie, John Gschweu9,
Dee Mock, Tom Mock, Rev w A
Cummings, VIM Evans, Lewis
Wilson, John Wilson, J w Bar
nett, + II Hoelcher, Woodbridge,
J ID Wells, J J Chester, SD Poe,
Leonard Miles, J M Green, p b
Stephens, Rich Gross, Mrs Susan
Carter, Mrs. G J Poindexter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
A jolly Good Tine

On last Tuesday evening about
seven o'clock a bunch Of jolly girls
met at the home of Miss Katie
Wyatt, intent upon having a gem
eral good time among themselves,
but Dame Fortune thought best not
TO trust the girls by themselves, so
when they arrived upon the scene
they found one Mr.. osus Wander
grit waiting patltntly for their ar
rival.
Soon after arriving they busted
themselves in making candy and
pop corn balls. The rest of the
evening was spent in merry.making
and music. In the course of pleas
ant happenings each one was called
upon to give something for which
they were thankful and Ostis ex.
pressed his thankfulness for being
the only boy present aud therefore
receiving the most attention of
anyone. Those who enjoyed
this Thanksgiving treat were Misses
Edith Greer, Flavia Ruff, Edith
Martin, Tula Blankenship, Anna
Barre, Gladys Mills, Ethel Carroll,
Winnie Johnson, Katie Wyatt and
Mrs. Ella Wyatt, and 0stis Van
dergrif.
Several nights previous to this
about the same bunch enjoyed a
similar occasion at Miss Edith Mar
tins. A Guest.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
hausman-Ungerank NuptlalS

DeBow, Nov. 22.-Frank Haus.
man, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Hausman, and Miss Sena Ungerank,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Ungerank, both Of this place were
married at st. Johns Catholic
church on Tuesday, Nov. 10. 1915
at 8 o'clock. The bridal couple
aud their attendants entered the
church, keeping step with the sweet
strains of the wedding march played
by Miss Anne Hausman, sister Of
the groom. Then the Rev. ]. +.
Van oudenhovan pronounced the
magic words which united the hap.
py couple IN the holy bonds Of
matrimony.
Mr.. Mike Ungerank and Miss
Mary Hausman, Mr.. Clarence
Hogan and Miss Josephine Unger-
ank, we're the attendants.
Both the bride and groom were
becomlngly attlred.
Immediately after the marriage
the happy couple, with a host of
invited guests. went TO the home of
the brides parents, where a bounte-
Gus wedding dinner was served.
The newly welded couple we're the
recipients of many beautiful pres.
ents. The writer joins the many
friends IN wishing them a happy
aud prosperous welded life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
LET'S ORGANIZE
To HELP OTHERS

Pocahontas needs an organization
or association of some kind TO look
after certain poor and needy peo.
pie who live in our midst. All
towns have them and Pocahontas is
no exception. The Star Herald
believes a good plan would be to
get together and form a permanent
organization for the purpose Of
looking after the unfoTtuuates who
are not in position to help them
selves. Christmas will soon be
here and with it will come many
JOYS TO those who have a sufliciency
of this worlds goods, but how
about those who have not even the
necessarles of life?
Let US organize board of charity,
or form an organization by some
other name, aud enjoy the real
spirit of Christmas by making
others happy instead of tying to
enjoy our own good things while
those less fortunate are left miser-
able. Think about it, kind read
ers, and let us all resolve to make
this the biggest and best Christmas
we have ever had.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Resolutions Of Respect

Be it resolved by Pocahontas Camp
No. 1880, NJ. w. A. assembled:
Whereas, it has pleased the Great
Ruler of the Universe to call from
his labors in the Forest Of Wood.
craft our beloved neighbor, Oscar
Keith, when at the mandate of Him
on the goth day of October, 1915,
our much loved and honored brother
laid down his axe in this life and
took up his abode IN that City Fter-
nal, that house not made with
hands, and
Whereas, we az Modern Wood
men, have been blessed with the best
of opportunities to learn and know
beyond cavil or doubt the kingly
virtues OF our noble departed SOW.
ereign, and having learned to know
and love him because of those high
and exalted qualities of mind and
soul, which was ever displayed in
bis daily talk and conversation,
therefore,
Be 1t resolved by this lodge in reg.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
{. G. SCHOONOVER is
HONOREO BY MASONS

At the annual meeting of the
Royal Arch Masons and Royal aud
Select Masters held at IAttle Rosk
last week, cur worthy towpsman,
4. e. Sohoonover was honored by
being advanced to the position of
grand master OF the second veil m
the Royal Arch aud grand con
ductor Of the work in the body Of
Royal and Select Masters.
Mr.. Sohoonoyer is we'll up in
Masonery and is thoroughly qualI-
fed to Gil the Offices to which he
was elected oredItably.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Christmas Sale

The ladies of the Methodist
church will put on their Christmas
sale at Lewallen's store Friday and
Saturday, December 3rd and 4th.
A free lunch will be served at the
store Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The people of Pocahontas, and the
surrounding country as well, are
invited to call and see the beauti.
fall line Of goods which is now on
display at the store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Christmas or New Year presents!
What is nicer than dozen or so
nice pictures of yourself to send to
father, mother, sister, brother,
sweetheart or friend? Something
that they will appreciate as long as
they live, if made right. The Lem.
mons Studio has them made right
and IN time for that memorable
day. Lemmons,
II At. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Mrs. TAYLOR Lectures

Mrs. Taylor of Imboden visited
the Womans' Missionary society
here Sunday and delivered an IN
structIve and entertaining lecture at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Mrs. Taylor
came in place of Mrs. Steadman of
Jonesboro, who is the regular lec-
turer for this district, but who was
unable to visit the ladies on this
occasion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Installing HEATING Plant

Attorney 7. w. Campbell has
had an up-to date heating plant in,
stalled at his home, which adds
very much to the convenience and
comfort thereof. The cost was
about six hundred dollars and the
plant was installed by gentleman
from St. Louis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26

Mrs. Hiram Stephens and babe
of Benton, Mo, came down first of
the week for a short visit to Mrs.
Stephens mother.
Mr.. S. l.. O'Baugh from Knobel
is here this week visiting her par
ents, the editor and wife.
Epha Joyce Of Batesyille was in
Pocihontas first of the week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mollie Bryan Is visiting her
stepdaughter, Mira. +. J. Wyatt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26

nlar meeting assembled, that in his
death this lodgehas lost one of its no
blest and best of members, this en-
tire community one Of its most high
ly honored and respected citizens,
the wife one Of the best and truest
husbands, the sweet little daughters
one OF the most devoted and loving
fathers, the parents a dutiful son,
whose parentage he honored, and
the entire country a living monu-
ment of manhood.
Neighbor Keith was born in
Wayne County Missouri, June 81,
1885, and early in life began to
show himself TO be possessed of
abilities far beyond his years, and
soon entered the service of the rail.
road aud rapidly rose to posts of
profit, trust and honor IN the service.
At his death be was the efficient
and loved agent of the ST. Louis Il
San Francisco d Southern X. X.
Company at Pocahontas and had
been for about l2 years and We feel
safe in saying that this great sys-
tenn has not another man anywhere
better loved and respected by its
patrons. NeIghbor Keith was
adopted into the Modern Woodman
Lodge No. 1860 on July 9TH 1903
and held certificate No. l7l255I
for 100000
lie served as the efficient clerk of
this lodge almost uninterrupted
from the date of his adoption until
his death and in this capacity no
man has ever yet been able to find
him IN error in his work. Neigh.
Dor Keith was also a member of
several of the most important fra.
ternal orders and was a mason of
the highest rank. In fact any or
der or institution of society might
well feel itself fortunate to have
the name of Oscar Keith on its roll
of membership and we will say that
there were few institutions in so
cIety in which he moved, which
stood OUT for the uplift and better
ment of society that did not find
Oscar Keith with 1t heart and hand.
lie was man of easily accessi.
BILE nature, as hrm for the right as
the Rock of Gibraltar, as quietly
powerful for the good as an Ava.
lanch, yet as gentle as good wo-
man.
Be it resolved further that this
lodge extend to the bereaved fam.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Cash Corn Market

II. L. Richardson of Reyno was
here first of the week arranging to
move his corn shelter down aud es'
tablish a cash corn market in Poca-
hontas. Mr.. Richardson has just
about bought up the surplus IN the
vicinity of Reyno, having shipped
something near $4,000 bushels.
He thinks he will be able to buy
that much, OF more, at this polut.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Poultry Business Good

The local poultry Luyers did a
rushing busines, Saturday, one firm
paying ont nearly $500 for chickens
and turkeya a.oue. Our buyers are
paving 100 prices aud as a result
they are getting the produce.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Wedding at AttiCa

A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of J. Mcdaniel at At.
tica last Sunday, the contracting
parties beng Mr.. George Purdy Of
Brockett and Mss Lucy Mcdaniel.
Rev. w. }. Williams performed
the marriage ceremony.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26

lily and especially the widow and
orphans our deep and sincere SYM
pathy and coincidence, and to as.
sure them that while their loss is to
them very bitter, yet we assure them
it is grief that is universal, ard
we commend them to the Consoler
of all earthly grief and bid them to
reflect upon the beauty of such liv-
ing.
Be it further resolved that a copy
of of these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this lodge, a
copy furnished the family of de-
ceased nelghbor and a copy be fur.
nlshed the Star Herald for publica.
tion. FraSernally submitted,
f. N. Fills,
A. j. Cole,
j. l.. Park,
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
Loses fine Horse

A fine horse, belonging to X. L.
Shaver of south of town, was shot
by an unknown person last Satur-
day. The horse was loose IN a
pasture and it is thought that the
shot was fired by hunters. Mr..
Shaver is endesvoring to locate the
guilty party.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26

Revs. ID. II. White of Middle
brook and Burlie Lemmons of
Blythevllle were in Pocahontas
Tuesday on business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26
On Dark Nights

the burglar said that house proof against
his skill and equipment
This the the year when all people have
ey 1t the burglars business to know who has at home and
who keeps it in the bank
To which class do YOU belong?
you depostor better join the ranks 1t better
to be safe than sorry
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
Capital $26,OO0.OO Surplus $23.5OO.0O
A strong safe and burglary insurance
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-26

Uncle Frank Chastain of west OF
town was here Tuesday and paid us
a pleasant visit.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
From the Clerk.

That he presented such portion Of
the proceedings OF the last session
as = required by the Charter 10 be
so presented 20 his Honor the MAY
or fcr approval on the I nh inst. and
that they were approved on the i,th
inst
Placed on hle.
Also. that he IL In receipt OF bond
% tHe r r holmes n Co. nled la
accordance with a restitution adopted
~ the Common Council on April &
1915 ~ q. &. p. $3.50, relative 10 the
vacation % certain alleys
Referred TO the Committee on
wAys and Means
Also. bond Of the Peninsular Elec-
tric Light 60.
Referred 10 the Committee on
WAYS and Means
Also. bonds of the Mcnamara sign
Co a Federal Sign system telectricl
Referred TO the Committee on
WAYS and Means
Also. the official bond OF Thomas
Fence a. Constable Of the Eighteenth
ward
Referred 30 the Committee on
Ways and Means
Also. ihe Official bond 90 VIM. n.
GrGlkc a Constable OF the Nine
tesnth ward
Referred 70 the Committee on
Ways ard Means
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Way. and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Ways and Means. TO whom was re-
,:rtsd the sommur,ss,lon from , in"
Of the United States, relative to the
holding OF their National Convention
In this city August 10. ~. - and -,
and asking for an appropriation To
assist IN dsfraying the expense Incl
dent to same. beg 90 report that we
llevins the request should be con-
CURED In, recommend the adoption
OF the following resolution,
Respectfully submitted.
cHAS ". BURTON.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
JOHN &. LODGE,
ROBERT W RUTTER.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
w ~ g. HlNDI.E.
JACOB GUTHARD,
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered.
Resolved, That the sum Of $1,000
ated from available balances. the
said sum 20 he used for the purpose
OF defraying expenses incident TO the
National Convention of the Veteran
Foreign Wars Association. to be held
IN Detroit August iS. IL. IL and IL,
1913
Adopted as follows,
leas-Aid. Asbe. Barnett, Hleil. Bur
tcs. Case. Craushaw, pill. Dtngeman.
Fills fieid. Frclwald, Gilman, Outh-
anL Hindle. Jnkel keAfing. kochsr.
krimmel. kronk. kunf, ismpke. Lodge.
Move. owen. Richsrt Robinson. Roilo.
Iel A. u. Wilson, ", J. Wilson. Wing
Zink Zoeiisr and the Prcsidcnt---ti.
Nays-Sone,
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

To the Memorable the Common Council
Gentlem~r--Four % the HOUSING
lnspeetors have teen especially as
signed 70 follow .p notices given
daring the winter time 70 ahate an :
santf1ry coudlti9ur 10 various Kinds
located all over the city, ard IN many
Asses az pnints a lons distanCe from
each other, ne eHsitdttrE a great d&si
% travel upon. street ears. resulting
frequently II Toe expenditure as hlzn
a. nfty -rsntA PaF sgay ~ these Ia
spec'ors, which amOgns appears 20 ~
too great for them 70 pay out ~ thtlr
salaries Tor the purposes mentioned.
80 that your honorable Body IL re-
spectfgiiy requested - authorize q
transfer % $50 from the balance
brought forward IN the Public Health
Fund from last year for the pur-
pose ~ PAYING the inspectors snen-
toned At tbe rate of about fio per
month each during the remainder Of
the a-c Al year ire same 10 begin as
Of April lst. Instant
About a year ago. your Honorable
Body provided funds 20 the amount
or 1909 Tor the use ~ the ladies' com
prtsing the Public Health League OF
this city 20 BE- used FOR variety
% public health purposes. chiefly de-
ligertnE ~ lectures accompanied By
stereOpticDH views ana other efforts
of thar @lasr " 81 believed that good
use was made ~ tho money eNpend
ed ny this Organization though Il
vas not All used. balance ~ tf63
remaining. which balance your Hon
orahlc Body u now EezpeCtfuiiy re-
qgested 20 authoriE. this League 20
use Ter the same purposes st forth
In the com municati8n presented %
your Honorable Body at the time
mentioned
Respectfully submitted.
BOARD or HEALTH.
secretary.
Refsrrsd 90 Committee on Ways
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

To the Honorable the Common !ouho IN
Gentlemen - Your Committee ~
claims and Accounts. 10 whom
referred the supplemental Es. r,,
hoard OF Education Fund, iesps
fully report We have had Tue ~
under consideration and recomineh"
that said supplemental estimate. sa,h
mitted by the Controller on the 49,
uit %. {. G.. y. B2sl, be adopted aS
referred TO the BOARD OF Estluaates
Respectfully submitted,
MOSES WARTElI.
GEORGE II. ELLIS
LOUIS ~. LEMPkE
JOHN A kRONk.
FRED a. ROBINSON
ANTHONY NOWC.
JOSEPH SCHEMANskf
Accepted and adopted as tollowh
N,as--Ald Ashe. Barnett. Eleil Bur
toh Case, Cranshaw, DAl, Dlns.mal'
Eilis. Field. Freiwald Gilman GUN
ard. Hindle. Jakel, keating, kochei'
krimmsl. Kronk. Kunz l,cmpke. Lodse'
Movie. owen. Richert, Robinson, HOLD
Rutter, Scheniansky, Schultz btefanoN-
ski. Thompson. Vernon, Warten' Wen
sei. A. v. Wilson, W. j. Wilson. WING
zink. Zoslleg and the Prssident--ti'
Nays--NOne.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Ways and Means.

To the Honora bie.the Common Council;
Gentlemen --- Your Committee on
Ways and Means To whom was refer
red the petition OF the Bankers sur.
executed ~ the P.ninsular Elestric
Light company and the Maryland
Casually Company. In place OF one
on nle given by John A. Russell
and the Hankers surety Company,
eeg TO report that We have had the
that John A Russell sold his fran.
chise ordinance TO the Peninsuiar
Electric Light Company. and that
since the Village OF Woodmere has
been annexed 10 the city also that
the Bankers surety Company Is
winding up Its affairs and going out
+,f hsf-trt~-s.-t4 -rrvturv- VIZ rrruTuuTrurt
that the new bond submitted. white h
H. endorsed correct In form and
execution, ny the office OF the Cor
poratton Counsel. be accepted. and
that the bond given by tae petition,
by the city OF Detroit
Respectfully submitted
CftAS W BURTON
HAIRY J BINGEMAN
JOHN 4. LODGE
ROBERT " KCTTER
GODFREY FREtwAI.D.
W ~ &. HtNDIE
JACOB GUTHARD,
Adopted az follows
lsas--Aia. Asfs Barnett. Blen. bur
ton. case. Cranshlw Dill. Dirgsma o
Kills. Yield. freiwsid Gilman, Oath.
ara liindle. Jakel, kctting, kachsr.
kiimmel. krouk. kuuE. Lempks. Lodge.
Nowr Owcfl. Richert, Robinson. Roiho.
Rpttsr. schcnansky, SchultE siefau0w-
81. Thcnpsep vttnor. wsrseil. Wen.
zink zoeilsr and the Presidrnt--il.
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Councils;
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Ways and Means, TO whom was re-
feTred the resolution authorizing the
transfer OF remaining unexpended
balance In the so-calfed q. A.. r.
Fund. TO certain sub-funds. respect
fully report we have had the same
under consideration and seeing no
objection thereto. recommend that
said resolution. presented by Aid
Burton on the 9Th inst 81. G. C.. y.
5eTD, be adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS W. BURTON
HARRYtl. DJNOEMAN.
JOHN e, LODGE.
ROBERT w. RuTTBR.
GODFREY FRE1wALD.
JACOB UuTHARD
w. r. c. HfNDIsE.
Accepted and adopted as follows;
Ysas--Ald. Ashe. Barnett. Bell, Bur-
ton, Case. cranshaw. Dill. Dingeman.
Ellis. Field. Freiwaid, Gilman, outh-
ard. Hindls, Jakei, Heating, kocher.
krimmel. Rronk. Kunx. Lempke. Lodge.
Nowc. owen. Richert, Robinson. Rollo.
T.Jtter. schemansky. schultz. stefanow-
ski. Thompson. Vernon, Wartell. Wen
rel, A. y Wilson, w. ]. Wilson. Wing,
link. Zoeller and the Prcsident-fi.
Nays-Nono.