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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08
NEW YEARS CHIMES

Because OF the rush incident to
moving the Signal printery from
Bridge street to It's new quarters
on the South Side Of the public
square, we have not had time to pre-
pare for publication the list Of re-
,eyals and new subscribers for
rec weeks. but here they are:
h j. W. Dunn, Snyder, j. G. Will
IAmson. Snyder; A. +. Coston. Evant
Texas; u. H. Coston. Richland
Springs. l.. o. KImbrough, Route 81;
]. T. Bradley Route 1; W. j. Rob
lnson, Snyder, d. o. Farris, Burle-
son; J. J. Harris. Route 3; l.. Nc
Quinn. Snyder; r. +. Fleetwood,
Snyder. II. l.. Davis, Knapp; W. s.
Upton. Snyder. c. W. Letter, Nap
'iersylle, NJ: Hugh ] Scarborough,
Waco. Mrs. T. J. Taught, Ft. Worth
]. A. Morgan, Route 3 f. +. Mer-
chant. Snyder; j. W. Fuller, Route
2; C. o. Smith, Snyder, W A.
Brownfleld, Route 4; J. c. Sea-
bourne. Snyder; f. @. Eikins, sny-
der: A. ]. Lightfoot, Route 1 Jesse
smyth, Holleen, n. NJ; T. J. Brox-
son. Snyder; ]. S. Pogue, Snyder;
Dr. j. T.. Dodson, Pasadena, Cal,
J. W. Berry, Route /; Mrs. +. NJ.
Literal. oil Springs. Ky; A. ]. Hor-
ton. Camp Springs; W. II. Richard
son. Dunn: Mrs. l.. II. Lockhart'
Robstown: W. +. DALEY. Route o;
J. W Dixson. Ira; ]. W. Floyd. Rt.
2; J. n. Huckabee, Route 2; Miss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Gertrude Fondy. Clairemont; A. NJ.
Davis, Nevada, W. j. Ramsey. Estel-
line. Mrs Jetty Crowder, Albany;
X. +. Burnett. Brownfield r.. u.
Baugh, Snyder. ]. H. Fondy. Snyder:
Miss Ethel Burch, Wylle; ]. Y.
scoggin, Snyder; W. b. Lennon,
Route /; j. w. Massey Snyder;
D. NJ. stephens, Snyder; J, /. Bur
rough, Dermott; II. q. Grantham,
Littlefled: George Barnhart, Taho-
ka; l.. r. Condra. Ira. G. +. Light,
Pyron: f.. j. Helms. Hud; r. l..
Watts. Snyder; ]. f. Singletary,
Snyder, DR.. j. r. Whitmore, Snyder;
W W, Daugherty, Route 2; j. W.
Bowlin. Snyder; c. p. Chandler
Route 4; W. T oliver. Route 2; s
D. Hays, Route 1; r. A. Jeffress Sny-
der; J. c. Harkrider, Greenwood, La;
Rev A. b. Ingram. Corpus Christi;
w. 4 lMyres, Gomez; J. W. Holden,
Camp Springs, n, f. D.; C. W. Davis
Snyder; G. ], Morgan, Snyder; W.
ID. Cadet, Dewyille, j. W Couch,
Snyder. Matt Smith, Alpine; Mrs.
NJ. D. Gardner, Ilermleigh; II c.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Pyron; j. A. Hood, Hermleigh. j. T.
Lauderdale, Snyder; Harlie y. Will
lams, Hillsboro; Miss Lizzie Lee
Watkins, Route 5; JIM. Morton. Mer-
kel: c. D. White. Route 8; J. A.
scriyner. Dermott; Texas Co., New
York. d. r. Pryor, Snyder; Mrs. a.
Fredccl,. Abilene; j. s. Bedwell,
Memphis, j. T, Sanders, Route 2; J,
II. Byrd, Dunn; J. T. Ellerd, Aber-
nathy: ]. v White, Roscoe; W s.
Boatman. Fluvanna; Guy f. Casey,
Route 2; W. D. Hardin, Snyder;
orvIlle Braswell, Camp Springs; p.
Randeli, oDonnelli T. f. Baker,
Austin
E. Calls, Route 2; r. r. Williams,
Camp Springs; NJ Il. Stockton, Flor
ence. J. W. Shaw. Snyder; W P.
Thompson, Ira, c. r. Burk. Route 8.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

sheriff W A. Merrill returned on
Monday from q bushes trim to San
ncr In San Antonio. Hc could not
tear him away from those tamales
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Copper thieves near Dallas have
been cutting down and carrying
away telephone wire and bunch Of
them we're caught at their work
Monday night by a posselof Officers.
a battle followed in which officer
Farmer was wounded and It is be-
lieved one OF the thieves was shot,
but he got away.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Bro. Werner filled his regular ap-
ponlment here last Sunday.
There has been considerable may
ing about Zoo this community
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Dr. Ayary has moved into our
midst
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

The 5inging sunday evening was
we'll attended
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-01-08

Walter Barnett went to Merkel
last week
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gnlsariide srnppen iinO seitern

4nlsariide Srmppem iimS aeitern
In lerbiIdjes 9ebiet ciaaeSrunaeu
Sic gingen in Der 9eabe bpn 9nia.
fd)eiuab iiber oie Urense. Gine le.
pelde, ueldje 6ie 1erbiIde Weianbt.
jdaft in Qon6un er6aIten fat, melbet.
sic 8nIgaren hGtteu in Ser WeaenS
bon Wlaiina anacariffen.
9eadj 6en bentIdlen nuS Siterreid,i.
1dJem Weridteu nimmt Sic Supaiion
in Serbien ibren rnbiaen Nortaana.
Der 1teberaana iiber Sic 0reusff,ii.
ie 1T lest ppIenSet nnS sic Comm.
tfotilfe iii ia babel, Sic ppn SEN
Gerben seled j. Wsinen ans bem
TabrtuajIer Ser>0 0pnna mn6 Der Gobe
sm entfernen. On Der Grina NIB
bet Snbnc bnbem &antpfe ttatt9efits
ben. GbemIo in Ser Ueaenb BON
Siam nn6 Drsobn nn6 ale bieTc
aGmbfe iin6 fit bic bentiden Wer-
biinbetem erfoIsreid seiueien. g.:
babem bic Crte Wriinberg mn6 Welfi
grafam seitarmt nnb bic 8Oben 5iui-
IAem Harto'pd iino wiirjetpo, iiie-
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Huns nidjt snten giirser bnrd i6e
8enehmen fibIen an laiien, Saf tic
nad ibrer Nnffaiinns nnred)t 1an.
Oelten, rto discipline tben", ipie er
|saste, tueldes id0ne @Drt ioiupl ben
yesriff bes Graiebens ais bes Gtra.
fsns in iidJ ldlieft. Ous lit sirls
oirefte @eberei, Die 5u Ben ihlimrnt-
fen Jolgen fiibren fann. oas gSieoer-
ins-2eber-Nltfen eines ¬pnotbin-
gisnlas in nelier ilno ertpeiterter
Geitalt. nno fein Meni1, ielbft mcfnl
|er Hrdfioent Der Ser. Staatel lit,
lat, in oieler @eile sur 9erfolglng
cirler @rnppe arnerifnnilder Biir-
ger our1 Die anoere Wruppe ami5u-
Iforoern. Brafioent Wilion fiibrte
oas 8eiipiel oes, ~9aaing" aeu eiiI-
Itretenoer Sdiiler alif llirineriit1tcil
lln6 Sobibulen an nno iagte, Die
dlteren Sdiiler, oie ons .Saoins
belorgten, ieien nod libt reif gerrlg,
lin Mihter iiber lire iii,ieeren aa-
laeraoen iein gu fonnetl. Gas lit nlt-
8tpeifelbaft rihtig. glber BON bieiem
+felben @eiipiel ausgebelio, lagen
mir, 6aB auh crtpa1iene 2eite, uno
leien fie AUDI Yrdii6erten Der @ei
Staaten, in erregten 3eiten tuie oie.
len, in oenen fein ein5iser ben Ser
baltniiien ebenfals nod reif gerng
0afiir iir6, cine ibren lpe5iellsn
glniidten uno Neigungelt entlpre-
henoe Negel fir ipabres 8iirgertunl
altf5ultelen uno nun Die eioenen Ge-
finmlngsgenoilen aufauforoern. aQe
an6ern. Die nitt in ieoer 8e8ieburs
nit ibnen iibereinitinnlerl, Dor al-
leut itt 8e5ug auf Die Saltltng Dec
Ser. Staaten getpiifen ausldnoiiheil
greigniiien geaeniiber, our6 &C.
malt ,tno 8erfolgung 5ll ibrer eige-
nen auffaiiung 5it 5ipingen.
= @ns @aibingtnt miro iuieoer
einn1al semeIbet, man lei gum Iet-
ten MaI oie Mote ON England 6urd-
gegangen in Der gegen Die Sto-
rltng oes Sattoelsperfebrs 5ipildeil
neittralen Wfahten proteltiert miro
lno iie tueroe in einiaen Saget ob-
aelhift tueroen. Soffentlib eeifi2bt
2eeteres anh.
- Observation-Disclosures 9lrlelon
bat 8oiffarten, 9riefe iliip, BON Ger
our6 Die Ioit ausge-
idloifen, Die Ole g8orte o@5ott ltroie
@nglano" tragen lmo oie bielfed,
bon 0elltihlono altsgeididt tueroen.
@benio 8riefe lnb 8arten, tue[ds
felt einiser 3eit bailfig aus @ngs
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aur5t l1tbtrlittt.

Die Snpafion in Gerbien
id)reitet erfpIgreid) boran. Sic
5erben iinb In sablreiden &c
fedJten gtfd)lasen. Semenbria
1T befest.
Die 8nlsaren bringen III
Serbien Elm.
Die S6ben BEL Slabi, no,b-
iueitlidJ BON Sarnuppl, iinb bon
ben OeiferreiMern senomm.n.
Mms benz @eften fom men
irioerlpred5enSe geridjte. Gs lit
bort aber nidfs ipidtiges bor-
sefallen.
Die Siirfen beridjten iiber
erfOlsreid)e Nnsriffe anf 9alli-
poli.
9as ensIiide 9sarIameut lit
beate er6ffnet.
Die MIbaner fpmmen angel
lid ben Serben sit 6iilfe.
3aimis erflGrt, griedjenlaGb
iuerbe itrifte 9semtralitat be-
pbndten. @eniseIos crfIGrf, Sic
Gammer iuerOe bic meme Megie-
RING nnteritiiken, iobaIS re nd
nid)t bun ieiner YoIitif ab-
iuenbe.
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lano fonlmen lino oie elm 8ilo 1cs
6eutiden Meidsuolers 5eigen nit
eitlem 8IutfIef, Dem Nanen .2uli-
tania" iilo Sen @ortel ~Sbe blot
that mont come off"
Cine Srou Olga 9. @alib IN.
Chicago tit beim oortigen gnno,s-
geridt I'm eiren ginbalts sbefebI eilr
sefonlinen. 0urd ben aie Direftoren
uno Setter Der Wlttllal 2iie cyiiiu..
rance gonfpanp of Neip g)orf, dnrall
gebinoert tueroen, einen TeiI Ser
ibnen anpertrauten @eloer irl 6er
engliid fransoiiiden arieesanleibc
orlaulegen. Die 4l1gerin, oie fir
5000 bei Ser genantlten 9eriidc
raitGsgeieIIboft perfibert iii. en-
Hart, boB geamte ser nMntiiaI~
NIT S. g. Morgnn cine gebeiine
3lllammenfunft abgebnlten uao Iic5
bereit erfldrt bdtteft, 5ebn Wii[lionen
Dollars in Ser 4riegsonleibe on5n-
Iegen. sic begriin6et ibr @efnb Inn
einen GilrbaltsbefebI oanlit, oaB ibr
Die slnlage niht iid)er gertig erid)ei-
tie ino ferner. ooB oieienisen 2ente,
oetten oieies @eI6 in @irfiidfeit ge-
bort lno bon oenen es Die .Muhiols
oeipiiierrnaBen aIs u9rllftfnno" Be-
Iitt, ben berldiebeniten gsationalitd-
ten anaeborten uiio oaB pieIe bon
ibnen Die 0eriuenolne oes @eloes
in oieier @eife niht billigtell.
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&elebnng bon Seentel0ria o1rd)
oie 9entl6en lt1lo Seiterrei6er,
5aintis' Grel6rnne.
Gried)enIand Wird bewaffnete neutratdt beobadbten
Dos eneliiebe parlament tpies
Der IN Situne.

Der nene sriedaid)e Nremiermil.i-
tier 3aimis fiat in Der Samnter bic
.GrflGrnns abgesebeu, @riedenlanb's 8
5tellnug iuerbe Die einer itriften
9eeitralit6t iein. Gin pplitiIdes 9sru-
gramtm boraalegen, fagte Der menc
Miniiter, ipiinide er nid)t; bic Gpli-
tit Der 9iegiermmg iperbe iid) mad
ben ieiueilisem Greigniiien ridten.
Ieniselps antipprtete als fiibrer Der
@aioritGt. ST iaste, Die aantmer
iueroe bic 6esiernmg interitiiten, 10
lange bic 2ektere feline Holitif, Sic
Don Der Gammer sntse9ciken lei,
mid)t berGnbere. @enm andj fein
@ertras NIT Serbien borliege, 10
berlGnge es bod bas sSntereiIe Gr:e-
denIanbs, bic nemtrale Saltilng aaf-
5naeben, iuenn 8nlsarien iid aai
Serbien's Soften an bereid)ern ge6en-
fe. 9ricdenlanb iplte es inter fei-
men llmitGnben seitatten, OaR Ger
bien BON @nlgarien bernidtet iuerbe.
Gas 9tationalsefibl iolle es bfrt
0rieden idun Iasen, baf 8nlgaricn
bermidtet iuer6en iolle. @enn 8mlaa.
rien trimmpbiere, meroe Der 6ellenis=
INNS beridminben. Die &ammer per-
tagte iidJ 0anm bis siint nGditen
Montag 9iermad lit es berit6ab-
lid, iuariin man bic gan6mng al
liierter Sr,tppen im Galuitifi seiiat-
tet. Ieniselos fat ne erlambt mna
man mill bon ieiner EoIitif midJt ab-
iueidkn. Dit Der itriften Nemtra-
lita, Sic 3aimis anfiinoist, itimnlem
Sieie 2an0nngen abIDlmt midJt iiber-
cin.
0as ensIiide Harlamemt lit bentc
smfammengetretem. Sc iuirb inter
nnSerm and iiber Sic in mnIerm 2an-
be bereinbarte MnIeibe sn entideioen
imb fie ant5nbeifen baben. Man er-
iuartet, Oaf Sir GSuarb 9rep Mnf.
fl6rnng iiber bic 8alfanlaae .gebe.
Cine 0epeide aus 2Onbpm fagt, bic
Nagriffe Der ySimes" anf Sir 60.
iuarb 0reb batten gar feline 8e6eM-
ting. 0as mil itns oenn bod ettpaS
ionOerbar erideinen.
9ie TentIden meIben, bak bier
feinSlid)e Merpplane bnrd bemtlde
2mftidiffe seritSrt iparben, sipei BON
ibnen iuaren fransOiiIde mnb siuei
cngliIde. 0as cine Der lettercn
tunrbe bun Dem 2entnant Gngelmnun
5itm 2nnbem sesiunnsen, Der in fur
ser 3eit idon bier fransSfide Aerp-
blanc snm Nieberseben sesfpmns.n
fat.
Die Siirfen melSen. baf re bel
Mnaforta amf gallipoli bic feimbli.
den 8atterien, bic ibrem linfem sylii,
Gel beihoiien, snm Sdmcigen se-
bradJt nn6 bel Mri 8nrnn mebrere
feimblide Ninen seiprenst baben.
Sei Sofa 9ere ipnroe cine feinblidje
Stellnng bmrd) bic tiirfiide GrtiQerie
serit0rt.
Cine 2unbomer 9epeide meloet,
bic gabanier fdmem in beaen Sanien
ben Serben sn Siilfe. 9ieIelbe De-
peidJe iagt andj, bas seiammte icrbi-
fdje @Olf, Wianner nnb Granen, mir
be iid) oen oeittiden Gimbrimglimgem
emtgegenitellen. Nir mullen ben
Ser6en sn ibrem eisenen geiten iuiin-
idlen, bah bies nidlt seidliebt.
Gs beift, bas @rpkfiirit giifplans
i'm aanfains Die SffenIiue erareiit
Gr int beiier baran, Ieine 5inaer
babom 81 laiIen, er fat nit ben Cf-
femiiben fein Slid.
Bonn tpeftlidlen arieasidlampfab
melben bic 9ettidlen, oaf fie sln.
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grille bel Sond)es nn6 HenDille nnO
in Der Gbampagne, nDr00itlid bon
Sc Mesnil, aitriidsefdlasen bGtten.
Die 0ransofen melben bagegen Sort
fdritte ioipol in Der @egenb bon
Nrtois nnb in ser Champagne. Sit
iuplfen an Der Strake BON Sundes
nad) glngres, i'm SpndJes-Sal, lel6ff
nnb i'm Nalo BON GibendDg TDrt-
idritte semaht baben. sSn Der
Gbamapsne babem re ansebIidj cine
8efeitignng Der 9entiden in Der
Wegeno bpn Sabnre erpbert. Gte
Semtiden iuiiiem BON alien 6ieie,l
GrfoIgen nid)ts sn beridJtcn. Die
lsnglGnber ersablen bon benz 3i.=
rifld]lagen bcr bentjdjem glnariffc
iiiblidr bonn Ga 8aiIee &anal mn6
BET 6nllud mmb bon ben idiueren
@erlniten, iuelde 6ie 9entiden 6a6ci
crlitten baben. Sci letterem Grt
tuollem Die Gngldn6er eincn Orabe;,
aenommen bn6cn. 0ascgen geben iie
sn, Sak bic 9entId)en bic cngliidlen
Stmiem BEL einem 9itnfte Scr fobe..-
sollerm @aitipn, Der mod in ben 6Gn-
nen Der Gngldmoer mar, bnrdlbru-
den bGtten. Gine 6emtlde Iel6nna,
oak elm Nnsriff Der GnslGnber nOrO.
lid bon @ermelles feblseidlagen lei,
erflart Der 8eridt fir falid); Elm
iOldJer Angriff bobe iiberbanpt MD.
ifattgefnnben.
yei Siinabmrg nn6 nor6Ditlid bpn
@ibsep tuiirben Ansriffe Der 0fniien
BON Srnppen Sinoenbmrg's slriid-
aefdlagem. 0eneraI bon Ginfinger
bat ebenfalls iuieoer CUTE GrfoIse sn
meloen nno General bon 8otbmcr
bat bic 66ben fiiblid BON SlaSfi,
fiinfsebn Gilometer npr6iueitli6 bon
SarmopDl, senDmmen nmb brei Mm-
sriffe Der 9aniftn anf bas Ourf
Sla6fi 5nriifgeidlasen. 4n Der
Strbpa 2ipa baben nnr leidtc Sc
feWie PultUtiuuutH-.
Die 9eutIde 9anf fann in If
rem glustpeis nndapeiien, baB 6as
@eidaft Der eritem le6s Monate bon
1915 niht biilter oem Der gleiden
Beriooe oes Sabres 1914 s4riif-
Itano. Die @er1paItung fofritatiert
ferner, 0uB 0as gerbdItnis Der bor-
banoenen fliifiisen @eIonlitteI gu ben
8erbinolidfeiten giinftiger itebt nno
oaB oie 9epoiiten GROCER aeiuoroen
iinb-
Die brittle oiterreihiibe &riegsar-
leibe liegt iest auf. Der @miffions-
8reis betrdet $3.50; es tperoen 515
Nro5ent 3inien be5ablt nnb iirlo ole
slnteilfdeine iteuerfrei. 3ebn groaeilt
oes ge5eihneten getrages fiito TO-
fort ein5ll5ablen; oann ie 90 gro-
stint am 6. 9e5ember, am 5. ssalu,ar,
on s. Sebruar iino Ser ReIt am 6.
M1r5.
SSSn Sinlano berrfht grobe ltnrll.
be. 0te 3eltltngen fiibren 8ef6iper-
ot oariiber, ooB bas 4arlament, oen
aisoriifliden 8eltilnmitngen Der
Serfaiiung entgegen itiht Ihon inn
Sebruar einbcriifen iporoen lit. 0os
5isfaliabr 1914 brahte Elm 9efi5it
bon 10 Willionen Marf nno oasieni-
ge oeS laufeitben Ssabres miro aut
ueitere Wiaionen geiddbt. Ole Sie.
9ierung IdJif oober neue Steuern
nno nabm cine 9tnIeibe ouf, Die
obne Die 2lltimmuna oes Rarfn-
ments beioe nerfaiiiinoslpibria iiu6.
Die 1tngeieblide @inferterimo ncu
5innen IN NttBlanb, Die %erhoFt~rg
5iueier &eonfeure bon 9rbeiter Sci.
tllngen, troboem iie bonn @eridt frei-
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Bulgaren dringcn in $crbien Elm.

gelpro6en iporoen paren, u1tb ote
0i6teitlberufltng oes Harlan1elts
5eigen ben Sinlanoern, baB Ser gaar
ll1lieblame &ritif fiirdtet.
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.Oerr Wreu,

eil, MeiltersgiIengieber linb Meallureili.
bon 0amblirs, 9eutlhIn.o. bat Die eei<
tline bes Sd)ipeiB 0epartementS iibers
nomnen in Der Spntbern Mribina &
9aad)ine GpmpanD. 212-2t4 College
StraBe
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= Gas Gfit1b SterIing ift Men-
tag an ser 9eep g)orfer @orIe anf
S4.671a gcfaIlen, nohoeni es ieit
@litte letten Monats alif $4.73 de=
ltiegell mar.
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Or. @. 6. Sarmer lit 8u feilier
Hraris snriifgefebrt 400 Gibbs
@log.
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Sr. MeHenser, 3ahnarsi, lit BON
219 nad) 422 @foore-@ebdnoe linIge-
sogen. Sci. Grodett 1748.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15
rasseAss Aor,esa.

All hunting with dog or gun. or driving
through or OF Of any cattle, on the
'Rosale" plantation without special per
mission. is positively prohibited. AL suca
acts win be regarded as trespassing and
prosecuted as such.
MRS. c. r. BARROW.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

From and after this date all hunting OF
any kind on Ambrosia and Independence
plantation Is positively prohibited under
penalty of trespassing. Any one found on
these places without permission will %
considered trespassing. and prosecuted "
the full extent Of the law.
MRS. s. H. BARROW.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

From and after this date all hunting o.
any kind on the Greenwood plantation II
positively prohibited under penalty of tres.
passing. Any one found on this place
without permission will be considsreu
trespassing ard prosecuted to the full ea
tent OF tbs law.
MRS. J. A. VENTRESS.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

We regret we have to forbid all tres
passing OF svry kind inclu ting passing
through Woodlawn Farm.
i. S. McGEHEE
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

Trespassing Of all kinds is hereby
prohibited, under penalty Of the law,
on my lands in the ninth ward, recently
purchased from DR.. w. H. Taylor.
ALBERT L. SOULE.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

From and after this date all parties
cutting or removing wood from Pecan
Grove plantation will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
r. M. LEAKE.
The true Democrat., 1915-05-15

Hunting. driving cattle or trespassins
of any kind whatever on Como Plantation,
Brandon, La, is prohibited under penaity
of the law. J. d. WOOD, Mgr.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08

You onnan
herenI stated
and expenditures beginning
Aprn st oI3an
dHke oknoww
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08

give wayor
o to-
bond
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08
The Result

the period covered herein the sum of S 10000
net as license, and,
Approximately fifty dollars per month
to the plants for current and water
amounting to. ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
was paid by the dramshops.
Mr.. Voter take the three items last
above and add them and you will have a
deficit in the 20 months from April /,
1918, to December l. 1914, of .......... $10356.01
the actual cost of the City govern
ment and the conduct of the city plants.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08

To amount collected from April /, 1918
to December 1, 1914, Qess balance in
treasury on April l, 1913, 1876, 202u
To amount expended and actually paid
out during the same period. $40, 369.29
To excess payment over total receipts
Should you deduct the amount expended
on the streets, on the well, stack, stokers,
boilers, roof and coal shed, we would have
still a deficit of.
Mind you that among the collections for
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08

list. 1t cost the City in salaries rent
ais, street improvement, street lighting
hydrant rental and incidentals during the
above mentioned time, to-wit: Apr. /, 1913
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-01-08

On April /, 1913, according to the rec
ord of the City Treasurer, there was in
the City Treasury the sum of. .,......
From April /, 1918, to December l,
1914, the collector turned in net collections
from real and personal tax, dramshop and
other licenses and from all other sources
under his jurisdiction Observation-Disclosures.
From April 1, 1913, to December l, 1914
the City Auditor turned in net collections
for power, light and water amounting to.
From April /, 1918, to December 1, 1914
there was paid to the Treasurer direct the
fines, part of the dog tax, the monthly in
terest, the telephone franchise tax, the
foreign insurance tax, etc., amounting to.
Making a grand total Of money on hand
and received for the twenty months above
ildlleu VI .''..''''' '''''''
The Next Question Is Where the Money
to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-07
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.

William Joel Stone Democrat /,
of Jefferson City, was born May Z,
lS4S. in Madison county, Ky; grad
uated from Missouri University,
which later conferred upon him the
degree of IL. D.; is a lawyer, admit
ted to the bar in 1869; was prose-
cutting attorney of Vernon county,
Mo-, 1S73-74; Representative in the
Forty-ninth, Fiftieth and Fifty-first
Congresses; Governor of Missouri
1S93-1S97; member from Missouri
of the Democatic National Com
mittee 1S96-1904; vice-chairman
19OO-19O4; married Sarah Louise
Winston April 2. 1874, and has three
children; was elected to the United
States Senate, to succeed Hon.
George Graham Vest, for the term
beginning March 4, 1903, and re-
elected in 1909. His term of service
expired March 3, 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-07

The Punta Gorda Herald com
menting on the kilograms re-
marks as to the futility of some
of our contemporaries attGIlpts
to correct the bad grammar OF
other contemporaries, declares
that grammatical horrors are be-
ing perpetrated that cant be
endured by |. nor he, nor any I'M
offending nominative." BE
tween you and l." Bro. Jordan,
we have felt this way about it
ourselves sometimes, but charit-
ably tried to excuse the brethren,
rejecting that Homer some
times mods" But some of the
Homeric figures astride editorial
tripods seem to enjoy perpet-
llal nap. SO far as grammatical
purity is concerned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-07
SENATE COMMITTEES

Judiciary A-W. F. Hines, chair
man; A. l.. Adkins, H. J. Drane,
John b. Johnson, F. NJ. Hudson, r.
A. McGeachy, A. ]. Mcclellan. A. S.
Wells, F. NJ. Cooper.
Judiciary BY. l.. Watson, chair
man; J. E. Caulkins, Max NJ Brown,
j. NJ. Gornto, |. l.. Farris, w. NJ.
lgou, Glenn Terrell, F. l.. Stringer,
J. n. Fogarty, R. A. Willis and B.
H. Lindsay.
Finance and TaXation-Glenn
Terrell, chairman; Drane, Donega,
McEachern, Y. L. Watson
Ex-Communications-J. E. Caul-
kins, chairman; Brown, Adkins,
Gornto, Lindsay, McGeachy and
Stringer.
Constitutional Amendments-Jno.
b. Jones, chairman; Stringer, Wat
son, johnson Caulkins.
Educational-M Brown, chair
man; Terrell, Willis, Gornto and
Caulkins.
Railroads. Canals and Telephones
F. NJ. Hudson, chairman Igou,
Hines, Mcclellan, Farris.
Corporations-M. l.. Plympton.
chairman; Donegan. Watson. Brown.
McEachern.
Appropriations-A. S. Wells.
chairman; H. ]. Drane, Roland,
Johnson, Green.
Privileges and Elections-A. z.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-07
MOTHERS DAY COMES SUNDAY.

Mothers Day comes May 9-the
second Sunday in May. There is
plenty of time to make the day a
memorable one in the history of Or
lando. Who should be honored more
than "Mother?" The slogan of the
day is, The best mother who ever
lived'-in honor Of her, the mother
of your heart.
It's object is to observe the we'll
being and honor of the home,
blessed by that noblest and most
gaclous of all women-mother.
The day should be observed by
some distinct act of kindness, by a
visit, letter, gift or some seuti-
ment q tribute to sho~ rcmem-
brance OF the mother to whom crate
full affection is due.
;ofhers' day is equally a Fathers
day, and is DESIGNED to deepen and
perpetuate all family ties. Generally
the day is observed on the Friday
preceding by the schools, and BUSH
ness and other organizations OBJ
serve it on Saturday. followed by
church observance on Sunday.
President Wilson issued the first
national Mothers Day proclamation
on Saturday, May 8, 1914. The
movement has spread and is now in
ternational.-0rlando Sentinel.