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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-07
FOREIGN CONSUjS
UNDER SUPICIOUS
TO BE INVESTIGATED BY STATE
DEPARTMENT.
Possibility That Others Will Share
Fate of German Naval and
Military Attaches.

Washington, Dec. 4.-DevelopmentS
which have followed the request for
withdrawal of Capt. Karl Boy-Ed and
Capt. Franz Won Papen, naval and mill
tary attaches of the German embassy
indicated today that the state depart
ment would conduct wide investiga-
ton of foreign consular officials in the
United States suspected of unneutral
activities.
Should it be shown that any of the
officials have acted improperly their
exeQuaturs either will be cancelled or
the state department will find other
means Of having them discontinued ir
the ofices they hold.
Any action that may be taken un-
doubtedly will have the full approval
of President Wilson 1t was said at
the state department tonight that no
decision had been reached is the case
of Alexandra yon Nuber, German con-
sui general at New York, whose name
was mentioned in connection with
Boy-Ed and others.
1t became known today that England
might refuse to grant safe passage for
Boy-Ed and Won Papen, because they
are not civil attaches.
The attaches, it was pointed out
would be free to proceed to Mexico
1t was made clear at the state de-
partment today that to have the at
! taches remain in this country even as
private citizens would be undesirable
| The government has ruled that they
are persona non grata.
The state department made it clear
that none of the information or sus-
| picion upon which it acted had been
submitted to Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador The department
held this unnecessary. 1t was pointed
out that the request for the withdrawal
of the attaches could hardly become
the subject of diplomatic negotiations
Secretary Lansing said he had re-
ceived stenographic report of the tes-
timony and remarks Of counsel in the
conspiracy trial of the officials of the
i Hamberg-American line in New York
and that it showed that Assistant Unit
ed States District Attorney Wood had
not gone as far as press dispatches
indicated in his references to Capt
Boy-Ed. Secretary Lansing was of the
opinion that some accounts of the
trial which reached Washington were
made Of whole clotn."
The references in the government
attorneys speech most complained OF
applied not to Boy-Ed, but to othel
persons, the secretary said.
Capt. Boy-Ed came to Washington
today from New York and conferred
with Count Won Bernstorf.
1t became known today that a num-
Der of attorneys, among them counse
for the defense in the trial of the
Hamburg American officials, mad called
at the state department late yesterday
and asked to see Secretary Lansing
The secretary declined to receive them
and they were directed to the depart
ment of justice. There they conferred
with Assistant Attorney General War.
ren, who has charge of the investiga.
tion of neutrality cases. The purpose
of their visit was not disclosed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-07
WILL VISIT SCHOOLS
iMr. Lueeo Gunter Will Spend Several
Days in Newberry and VIII Ac-
a. company Mr.. Barre on Visits.

q Superintendent Of Education C. P.
Barre will make several visits to
schools during the week He will be
accompanied by Mr.. Lueco C. Gunter,
state supervisor of rural schools. They
will spend Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday among the rural schools. Just
what schools will be visited Mr.. Barre
did not say and has not yet decided
Mr.. Barre has already visited quite
a number of the rural schools Of the
county and will visit all of them just
as fast as he can.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-07
BOOZer.Gentry.

At the Methodist circuit parsonage,
on Saturday, December 4, 1915, at II
AocIock, by the Rev. w R. Bauknight,
Miss Emma Boozer of Newberry was
s&arried to Mr.. Andrew Gentry of XII
nards.
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InvIgorating to the Pale and slcsZa.s

The Old Standard general strengthen ing tonic
GROVES TASTELESS cIiin TONIC, drives cut
MaI1ra e;Ir;che I 1e blood ..nd builds lDtheSys-
tzru A frue tor Ear adults ot-4 It llrGG 1s-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-07
PROGRAMME
Opera House,
Week Beginning
Tuesday, Dec. 9TH
TUESDAY, DECEMBER, z.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER, Z.
The Water Tank Plot Kalem
(Featuring Helen Holmes.
World Film Corporation Presents
A GENTLEMAN FROM MISSISSIPPI
(In Five Acts-Featuring Tom Wise.)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s.
Barriers of Prejudice Vitagraph
Two reels-Featuring Anne Schaefer.
Hearst-Selig News, No. so
Her Coul Revealed BiOgraph
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.
The Great Y. L. s. E. Feature
THE MAN TRAIL
In six act, with an All Star Cast. .
Black Eyes Edison
Featuring Ray Mckee and Jean Dumar
Box Supper.
The Ladies Aid society of Trinity
church will have a box supper at Mrs
Lucy Longshore's Friday night, De-
cember 10, 1915. Everybody come.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Geiprdde mil einem beutiden
lInterieebOo otiiibrer.

Ginsn anT6auIi&sn Ginblid in bi.
IEhdtis.sit uuierer tiibn.n lInterf,e,
boote esndbri. cine G4ilberuns, bic
aapiianIsuinnnt GIaus 5anisn, Der
i3iibrer BON IL 161, bem ameritanis
Ii5sn 8.rth.eriiaitsr aarl bor Wies
IsaHb segeben bat unb bic bieisr in
Sr .Hsfp Yori WorIby psr0ff.ntli@t.
2apiidnltutnant 5dHIsn, Der ben bris
ItiI6en Dampfsr .Guipi4' unb bic
faH5Dfiitxn ~Uil, be aiIe- unb .9i.
lorab' gum Sintsn sebrd4t bat, tpirb
ION benz ameriianer .als Elm slan5tns
fss 9tiipiel isnss nsutn Weni6snip,
Itus, ben Der llntsripaferirisg berDors
e,bra4t bat, be5ei4nst. .Wis dHbsrs
Itisler /lls9Oot Dffiaisrs. osnsn i4
ibsgesnst bin, BAT sr ,iptihe. f.inst.
usibeItt, CARTE 3ue., Hare. isIts 2lu,
gen. cine i4lants s.i6nieibise 5isur
Iunb bsiibt jens bspegli9. Glaiti,itdt
Ibsr itGbltrntn Perben, bic itets bersit
4 sum fofortisen 6anbslii, 81 f9nsls
|l.n gntf4Iiifisn- un6 sr0bter geiiiess
Innfpannung. GoIGe NGnner MAIDEN
Isinen unbsrsebIiHtH @inbrld, lpie
|Denn lie nur Elm Tbsil bss fsinsn un5
,fnrfen Ms9dnismus ibrer untsrfses
boDte tpdren. btrtn 4ussn unp Des
btrHs iis ipirsIi& iinb. R2pitSnIiat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

Suftbuih aus Snbiens blumisen Gs=
itdpen, ieine puIfe tlppften fhteler,
bds. 8lnt brdns i6m bsiB gum Ser3en,
unb bas Nuge feines @siItes fab Gin
berrli9 yroiienbiab nit 6untlen 2rfs
fen unb fanftem 216elu, nit humber
ftOnen fpeiBen 9trmsn unb sdrten,
f6mdlen Sdnb1en Iie i6uute i'm
an ais fpenn fie nit bem milbcn
,Seuer ihrer 9lide fein Sers enfsiiltben
ipollte, Iie idtpebt, nGber uno ncber =
ibm ipurbe 5u Wiutbe, ais ipeHn q
@0tterielisteit f9liirfte bic gruii
idlus1te iid es fties in ibm ens
por ipie' cine idue sSIutb bic glns
gen i4loTen iih iinipintiirli6 !. !. uno
elm firdtbdrer WieIsr ipedte i9n aus
ieinen bolben SrGumen.
llnb Der Waonh Idfelts snn3 ebenio
ipie porbin, dls nam er 70 rent
frcunbIi6: Sur @eiunobettl" idaen
ipollte; has ih0ne 5rausnbilc mar
aber peri9frunben, BE roiisen Nebel
serfloFen, unb Der 9oiietretdir 5aie
idb Iidb ipieber ppr oen idiefen,
ifmudlpIen Banben isine5 tlsirtn
3immers umgeben, bic t9m nnr err
5Gblten, bab er bis iest Dergeb.ns ser
irGumi.
gfber Der Mono tam INNER 0fter
unO otter; Der glngel Guf Der 9roBen
,3ebe ipurpc innier ldN3er uno !dnssr,
uno dis unier juriger 5}rslnO 'nm ere
itenndl ben Gtiefel luieoer an3iehen
tonnte, mar iein eritsr Gang sum
6errn qpitmeiittr, BEN er ieipsn
DunIh portrug. aus BEN Stddtsbtsnit
Su Ifeiben.
Der 9oihneiiter tpoIlte e o1tfan9s
nttt glaubeu, unp dls er ss 81 gIaus
ben begonn, that er iein Uloglihiies,
I'm Ieinen 6offnunssboItn nnterssbes
men bon sinem 10 uuiibsr!esten Sdritt
suriidsub1Iteu; aber es BALI ales
ni6ts, unb iourit mubtt Der ipohlipols
Ienoe 9orseisBte it9 bsHu in bas rns
psrmeiblide fiigen nnO Dem Sstretatr
idsen, er m0ge nur fein 46iGieosges
iu6 in Der oorgei9ritbsreu Jorm eins
rei6en, er lpiirOe les bdrn nit ieiner
gefiiriportung on ben !9errn SeneruS
goItmeiiter ipeiterbeforoerr
(GortIebuns fo.8t)
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GrnabsisentIsms '&yyst5eien,
Heue Sppotbefcn.

Neue y OIL Ell en-.
ebitb Bean an Cottage .. uH6 8,
Go. $1,000.
Rarp q. Gerber on Soneiteab g.
,nib g. Go. 5000.
Saniel 6. RuHpon on WiIfore
Some BIog. 60. $500.
2uIii GlaBmeper an 0et. 9Ionms
Q. uno 8. u. $1,000.
slbnm 5ebr on Srulon6e 9. uno
g. 60. 500.
SarrD u. 0aebne OIL SiInerton &.
ln6 .. go. $2500.
Snrnb so. Sarfer an Soittbern
Sbio Sapinss 9ailf 60. $4700.
isreoerif s. Slider an DO. $500.
2oliiie Ma. Gliding an SirlbI1y
Nnrfet go. 2 g .irnb .. 60. $4s00
9foiie 6. Selers an Cottage 9. unb
8. SO. $1250 =
Tennis ~. 9teberger on gearl
glarfet 8m1f 500.
sSannic 6. Qape an Central Gor.
wcob y. imo 6. q. $1,000.
gIiSa Wsitd,eil an German 9. y.
ino 9. 60. 5000.
Carolina aierim on giortb s5slir.
mount SocaI 6 iinb 9. Go. $500.
Ibomas SO. glaIton an Gait Gi0e
D. un6 s. Go. $500.
DiQian 6. Geniuap an bo. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Gin gutmlt6iger
]llep6ido.
&Omifher Roman DON
u. Don 8 / HterfsIb b.
(GortTesuns.)

NJ -'lNS"hoI
ngta, 9lmme," fagte er, feinem na6,
barliden pafagier berb in Die Wangt
tneifeno; der &leins f9ldft ia nod
imnier; er9dIten Sic ibm bieien 5riss
ben fsiner SeeIel"
nglber, Serr Seinper," entgegnst'
gang iAambaft Der poitietretair, be,
oas Wurm nod immer ni6t bate lps,
iDerben t0uner, rluffen sic mid m
SottespiaeH biuuus; i4 fam bod
unm0gli9 -"
Sic iinb es, geIiebter Safe2" riel
in freabtsiter Grregung Der Weinrei.
ieHbe, lid min sic Don Ser5en serr
9inuusIuiier, eradblen Sic mir abe,
iDenigitsns, pie Sic 9ereinsetpmmer
Iinb!"
.Spdter, fpdtsr,' ent9esnete ber
Setretair, irrbem er BEN &prb Der @mc
M, uvb bas &irb bem gsiunben
WtGb4en rei9te unb ii9 bann bur6 biz
harten &nie bss Suben unb beg 6iden
9errn binour4queti6te; piebt babe it
ia tefnen 9lusenblid 3sit baSu."
2lIs er sliidli6 unten argGangt
mar, fparf Der DagerWneiTter ben
S4lag gu.
rgortpdrts, poftilon!"
Die 4ferbe Iegten ii9 in bic g.s
fdirre.
DWenn sic mid in gDln beIu6en,
ni4t pabr, SaIe?' irdbts bd bts Stim.
me Sernper's inbsm fein SbertDrpsr
in benz 9eruntepgslaFenen Geirfter iitt.
bar spirSe .aISisst 6aie, auf mlsbsr.
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@rxns.is,ntbsmshb,rtrasnnae
Gincinnotl. ~. Wei.

syoeIla sSobnion m Oas 9orf gSDo-
ming, 66 bel 106 s5uB al Der Git
ieite Der gine StraBe II gsDoHilil5
(Stcuer 50t) $3.50.
Mlarp &. Slipbant Der Sberitf oil
RprtIe ). Garter, Cots no. as, AZ,
49 un6 30 in sSoiepb ,Sedn's gsad1-
Lab $3.50.
9uice aP. Spaetb II. u. an slOaHt
tSebr, 90 bel 110 5a,b all Der Sitieite
Der 2angImo Strabe. 75 G1Ib bon
Der ano'plton StraBe IN GirHliiins.
bile 81.
Sarrp s. &luder an SSoiepb nno
Gnumo 2enmel, 80 SUB an Der 9toro.
ieite Der Guecn Sim anena,e III GEL
tion 81 IN @lilcreet Lounibip (Steii.
or $l) $3400.
6. Bernard S. 9rIns oil Senrp
Starmann, 90 bel 211 SUB on Der
Siioieite Der Gina IDeniie IN Gbeniot
(Steuer 81 81.
auura g Wec5drIan on 3oiie 8.
Seaers, 17.09 9Ifer 2Grb in Seftion
II in Columbia &ownibip (Siener
Soc 81.
gIla GroiDe ali Wlnrp SO. 8oIS,
2ots $40. 139 uno 140 IN Rorrpooo
gieD llnterabtbeilung 81.
Suella y. shines an 8eniaurin u.
Silioro II. g., 2ot Y in guclio 2nno
sliin's eriter llnterabtbeiIitng an
2mpn glpe. (5teuer Soc 81.
9auIa ge. W2eper al Daniel 8. gir.
rban, GbeiI Ser 2Ot ~ in SeDis ".
Grafe's gtad)InB III Seftion q IN
Columbia &orpnibtp 81.
Charles Bartlett an 9tndIoB pon
Morbecui Df. @bite, llngetbeiltes sSn.
iereiie IN 81 SUB an Der Giinpeitieite
Der @eit 6ront Strnbe, tpstli9 Der
@ooo Strube 81.
Soibua y. 3npIor an Mdrp goI.
Ter, 5luei Sabre 8odJtref,t bonn 81.
sIpril 1915 ouf so bei 15f Sub an
Der @eitiette Der @Ienmore gipenue
in @eitrppoo. Syabrlide Wiietbe 1892
nit anfnuispriDilegiiim bon $4,000.
@iliam 6. @iIlidnls an 5reoerid
u. gien, 3S bel 100 SUB m Der
gtoroieite Der DlprtIe slneilue, befmmt
als Wo. Ills NprtIe gIpeIue (Steucr
$3.50 81.
9elia SaipIer an gofpin O. 8rob,
% SUB oil Der Roroieite Der @laS.
itone apenue 5ipiiden Muibington
StraBe unb 9SbilaoeIpbia 9Ipenue 81.
emanuel sSiemnn an aRi6oel mo
@apme Griisbnm, Got 4SS III geoar
@rope 6. into 9. sIiin's llnferabtbei.
lung (Steuer 81 ST.
Sa7nman q. 9iouoebuib Ii. eI Oil
gugcne $. Saobof, S0.f5 gfer Sano
III Sett. 26 in Sarriion 2p. (Steuer
$3.50 81.
glf5abetb Stable an sSulia @of.
mann eigentbum betnIuli als go.
423 grmorp gnenlie, alid 9to. 42S
uno 43G armorp glpeiiIe, aud 9io.
421 grnorp sIpenue, aud go. 42i
arulcrp apenue, aud gio. APO uno
Az 9lrnprp glDeirue, audi 9lo. 2520
SSSon StraBe, aud 20 bel 81 SUB All
Der &aeitieite Der Spcnmore Strabe
.Steuer $40 81,
sS5obn Mener an @iIIian s. Con.
iunD, Scts 214, 215 nno 216 in Sso9n
Meper's 5tpeiter llntcrnbtbeilung IN
SpringficIO 9opuibip (Stesier $2)
81.
SObn @eser an xbonios Da. .t,a.
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ssulia gofmann an @at Siberii
9. i,no 9. 60. s2500.
etnnta SSiloram al Satob stpf
$2962.2t.
sllmo grstObcrit an Gait Gn0 8
q. go. $3.50.
eSrorO 9. Gl,irii an 5fdieen .
inr g. Go. $1,000.
Gbiporo 3. 9errp an 6reocrif "
@ien $400.
alaorn 6. eSrleuapalo all tSt. Der
nerb grosreiiipe 9. iinb &. y. 80
$3.50.
Slancs Sore an Wilicro !Som
gIsa. SO. $4,000.
ggjll:am grofnmp al Court Scil
SGpinas gnnf $150O0
Stomos W. Nnltou nli sSogl
N,gncr SI72.74.
2siiIialu &. Gonwnb on Sob
wieper S3I6.f5.
sSrccIono u. Stron1 OIL GoIles'
Sill 9. lno .. 60. $1,000.
isiorencc aR. SntiiD al Scnos .
lno g. so. $1,000.
anna AhIers oil @eitIidcr Sterr
& INTO .. u. $1,000.
gsaItcr g. gIemier al Nfaoiicn y
". ac. 9 $500.
Gora Steueei as Soiepbiue GoGe
rid $3.50.
saininm 6. Sobnion ON 5. R
@arncr $500.
@ettIgte Sppotb eten.
&enrh Z. COTTON an Glenn .. nm
.. N. $1,000.
Sos. gtiliied an 30. 5000.
Sscbn @liIler oil Brighton German
gont go. $1,000.
2Sam Sebr on Srmcnbe Q. unt
e. 50. S1400.
2Duiie ". Siding an 5in6iar
Winrist 9o. 9 g. mo 9. So. $4,000.
Sarrp Z. Grcne on DiiIioro Some
@lh1. 60. $4,000.
9icia SteioIe an DO. S3500.
&c. on 9ofingcr uue $opfiIta
St433.
gertram 2ugann1ni on s3elrl
Strabe Wlnrfet @dnf S2500.
Chen .. 9enn an Cottage .. mo
4. 80. $i250.
G!arb q. @crber an $oinefteaS 3.
ilI,o 6. 60. $500.
g,e1ina Stebm Gil Snopf & @eIft,
2Im5er 60. 1929.
,3nrrp gSbiie al W Globe y. irlo
z. 60. $1,000.
Barbara u. @itidser an Gelta 9.
u. sc. $3.50.
9lcrcitS gc,uHnn on giarp e.
@tberbn 5000.
gS1n. 9ef on sSreo @cd $500.
GsllieI 2oba,lgb an German y.
6. nno e. Go. $500.
&. Il. 9ien an MaIpiHa Bo9gs
$500.
Seanette 9einIein an s. Serbitreit
$4,000.
aate Suber an giaIoina gosss
$1,000.
9llma sranoborit an Gait GlS 9.
q. Go. $4,000.
eoirdrb 2. Scrome an SaHes 8,
Cooper $4,000.
Eito SeDeI ON GIeeilent 6. uno
g. a. Go. $500.
Ir. on gl. gol5 $3.50.
Gita 81. Coates an GbpGro 9.
Guiin Si00.
90. an ai5gaI 6. ,ub g. 60.
$1,000.
Gtta g. Coates an s,ronibeut g. ..
nno {. Go. S4500.
1arp 6. SrienpaIb an!St. gr.
ncrb 9rogreiiiDe y. mb 8. U. 50.
$3.50.
s!lInie @iIes an Bridget Regan
$500.
slbrens sSrou @orfs Go. an 9ictor
3 gLih & Con $205.
Dnl. @rofaulp an Gour. Souie
Gapines @nnt $1,000
s. R. Strong on College Sia 9.
nno g. Go. $1,000.
slnna slDerbid an E5eitIiter Stern
8. ,alb .. q. 60. $4,000.
$cparo Or. Cobb an Waulie u.
GeGten1in $1,000.
SHereia 2,ioDis on @m. .. Gilt.
boiiier $50.
z. Iatbetp @ras an Eannp
Grange $3.50.
9anieI G. Sobb an anna Wesler
S2s00.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Energy
and Ambition Slipping
Away

Mansfield women know how the aches
and pains that often come when the
Kidneys fail make lie burden, Back
ache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy
spells, distressing urinary troubles are
frequent indication OF weak kidneys
and shonld be checked IN time. Doan {
Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only.
They attack kidney diseases by striking
at the cause.
Can Mansfield sufferers desire stronger
proof Or merit than this Springfield wo.
man : WOrd'
Mrs j. II Butler ga Guy 81, Spring
field, Mo-, says Weaf and lame back
together with difficulty with the kidney
.secretions led me to get Doan 5 Kidney
Pills and begin using them. They began
bensttlng me IRON the first and con.
tinued taking them untIl | received the
best results. thank Doan S Kidney
Pills lOr what they have done for me,
fnce SOC al all dealers, Don't simply
ash ior kidney remedy-get Doan f
Kidney Pills, the same that Mrs. Butler
mad. Foster-MilburD Co., Props, But,
iaio, =. T--AdT.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18
.IS YEARS or
LIVER TROUBLE
Finally Relieved by the Old Reli
able Thedford's Black -Drsught.

Traverse City, Mich.-Mrs. J, W.
Edwards, Of this town, says: 81 suf-
fered for about Is years with liver
trouble, and doCtored with many DIFF
ferent remedies. AT last, / was told
that an operation was the only thing
that would help me, but ! heard OF
Thedford's Black-Draught, and took
six 25-cent packages and 1t cured me.
] can recommend il to all who suffer
from liver troubles.
| have influenced several OF my
neighbors TO take Black-Draught
Liver Medicine, and | give 1t to my
grandchildren. -
! can safely say that l owe my life
to Black -Draught, as it put me on my
feet after everything else had failed.
You know that you can depend upon
Black Draught Liver Medicine, for
quick and permanent relief in all dis
orders of the liver, stomach and bow
els, such as Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, headache, sour stomach,
tired feeling, and many other common
ailments, because, III the past rs
years, it has helped so many thou
sands of people, whose troubles were
similar to these.
Safe, gentle in action. and without
bad after-effects, Black-Draught Is
sure to benefit both young and old
Sold everywhere. 25c a package
Costs only one cent dose. NCB
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18
Facts For Sufferers

Pain results from injury or congestion
be it rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago,
neuritis, toothache, sprain, bruise, sore
stiff muscles or whatever pain you have
yields TO Sloan Liniment-brings new
fresh blood, dissoiyes the congestion, re-
lieves the injury, the circulation is free
and your pain leaves as il by magic.
The nature OF its qualities penetrates
Immediately to the sore spot. Don keep
on suffering-get bottleo Of Sloan 5 Lini-
ment; use it: it means instant relief.
Price 25c and SOC. 81 bottle holds six
times as much as 25c size. ADV.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18

al for public read Reports, plats
Of survey filed by County High
way Engineer showing that ", A.
Glenn claims damages in amount
Of so. Court appoints j +. Kirk
patrick W ]. Pyatt and Newt as
special commissioners to assess
damages.
Complete payment OF both
principal and interest has been
made on the following school
fund bonds and mortgages and
bonds are ordered cancelled Jno
S Baker, + H Hanson, HIP. Shad-
dy, F. N Moore, Joe Long, Geo.
", Kent, s 9. Chancey, J.CLong
William Moody Z. W. Cramer and
Thos. Moody.
Now comes the city Of Noun.
tain Grove, city Of Mansfield, city
Of Hartyilie, sci ODl district No
90, ~ and make proper applica'
ton for their part Of the 1915
Foreign Insurance Tax. Clerk
issues warrants as follows Noun.
tain Grove, $2G3; Mansfield, S97;
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18
Petition filed, proof Of notice az

Petition filed, proof Of notice ap
proved and survey ordered.
In matter Of petition Of }. ,.
Howard ct al for public road Pc
tition filed, proof Of notice nade
and survey ordered.
In matter of H. A. Deadman ct
al for public road. Report Of
commissioners to assess damag.
es flied, matter set for hearing
Nov. 4
In matter of petition Of (. G.
Williams ct al for public road.
Petition filed, proof Of notice
made and survey ordered.
In matter Of petition of II. j.
Rutherford ct al for public road.
Petition filed and proper notice
made. Ordered that County
Highway Engineer survey, make
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18

out proposed new route as deS'
cribed in petition, assess damag
es and report at next term OF
court
In petition of ". F Borders et
Mansfield mirror., 1915-11-18

| Quarterly report of Ben Hud'
son, ,overseer road district No. Il,
approved aud allowed So %
/ 1t appearing 10 the satisfac
tion of the court that complete
payment of interest and primci-
pal has been paid on the bond of
J.C.Long On the n. h IL, sec 80,
twp, 81, + IL, it is ordered that
same be certified t. secretary of
state.
! Quarterly report ofW L. White,
overSeer road district No. IL, ap
proved and allowed SllS 20.
! Requisition ordered for county
supt, salary for 500
Warren Roberts appointed
supt of Co poor farm Temporal
rily IN the absence OF Joe Lee.
RequiSition ordered for Hart,
vile state aid in amount of 1881.
j. II Matlock relieved of taxes
on valuation o! $500 for 1913 on
account of erroneous assessment
In matter of petition of b W.
/ Cramer for change OF the Hart
vile and Mountain Grove public
road Petition filed and it ap,
pearing that proper notice was
not made according to law it is
dismissed
In matter OF petition Of Csc.
7. Pryor ct al for public road.
Petition tiled, proper proof of no.
tice made and survey ordered.
In matter of petition OF ThoS.
r. HenSlee ct al for change of
Hartville and Grimes public road
Petition riled and proper notice
made, matter considered and
dismissed on account OF irregu.
larities in petition.
School fund bond and mort
gage Of Emily Shelby in amount
of 500 flied and approved and
accepted in lieu of school fund
bond and mortgage of J.R Crisp
in amount of 500 ordered can
celled,
| Quarterly report Of r Pryor,
uyerseer road district NO. 6, ap
proved and allowed $500. &c salary
and hired help
Quarterly report of Gus Car
, ter. overseer road district 10. Z,
approved and allowed Sl24.
Quarterly report OLA +. Short,
oyerseer road district No, ,, ap.
proved and allowed S82 90 salary
and hired help.
Quarterly report of hi. Odell,
overseer road district No. 9, ap-
proved and allowed S2O5. sc salary
and hired help.
/ Quarterly report of +, P. Gas,
kill, overseer road district No. 8,
approved aud allowed S125 salary
and hired help.
/ August andNovember quarter
|Iy report of E. F. Newkirk alp.
proved and allowed S143 30 sal
airy and hired help,
Quarterly report of f a Brott,
oyerseer road district No. 4, ap-
proved and allowed $3.50
/ Quarterly report OF Harry
Mansser approved and allowed
I$155.55.
Ordered that Minnie E. Rippee
wife of j. A. Rippee, be trans
ferred from pay to county patti
ent in State Hospital No. 3,
Miss Nettie Edwards Judged
insane and ordered sent to state
Hospital No. 3 at Nevada. for
treatment.
Alfred Hall adjudged insane
and ordered sent to State Hospi.
tai No. 3.
Quarterly report ofBen Moore,
oyerseer district No. 5, approved
and allowed S11425 for labor and
salary.
In matter of petition of w NJ.
LOveall ct al for change of public
road, Reports, plats of survey
and deed of right of way convey.