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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
KEEN IN TEREST IN
BRAZIL OVER CRISIS
SPIRITED DISCUSSION IN CHAMBER
or DEPUTIES WHEN QUESTION
WAS BROUGHT up THERE,
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS;


Rio de Janerio, Brazil, June 2l.-Ihe
keen interest in which Brazil is following
the developments Of the crisis between
the United States and Mexico received a
new impetus today, following a spirited
discussion in the chamber OF deputies,
during which an opposition deputy made
a bitter attack on the United States,
The discussion was opened by this
deputy who commenting on the last note
sent to Mexico by Secretary Lansing, de-
clared that he was astonished that the
United states should make difficulties in
accepting the explanations Of Mexico
while promptly accepting those of Ger
many In regard to the submarine war.
The speaker asserted that Germany was
continuing fits undersea campaign IN
violation of it's promise to washington
and that the United States did not dare
to protest. He expressed the hope that,
Brazil would continue to maintain itsl
traditions by defending the =p-sneiple OF,
the sovereignty Of ali countries N5taeuf
regard to the economic or military
strength Of any nation.
Deputy Sousa E. silva defended the
international policy of the administra ton
and declared that Brazil stood firmly for
the solidarity and fraternity OF the
American nations.
Deputy Sousa Dantas. who has taken
! DR.. MueIler's place during his absence
I from the country, questioned in regard
/ to the attitude Of Brazil in the present
1 crisis, said the government had entered
\ into negotiations, but in common with
/ all Americans, was watching the situa-
| ton with the anxious hope that a peace
full solution would be found.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28

Lieutenant-Colone1 Cornelius Van
derbilt, active in the mobilization of
the New York National Guard for
possible service in Mexico, is one of
the highest officers of New York
ststs.s solder force. He is one of the
three inspectors-general of the state
militia Lieutenant Colonel Wander
bilt, who is a member of the famous
family, began his military career fif-
teen years ago as a first lieutenant
by election of Company G, Twelfth
Regiment, New York National Guard.
He has been known to the public for
years as hard worker for the Ma
tional Guard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
PERCENTAGE REFLECTIONS FEW
IN N. CAROLINA MILITIA

Morehead City, N. c., June 27.-
Medical officers declare that the per-
centage of reflections among members
of the First North Carolina infantry
at Camp Glenn, because of physical
unftness for service, has been very
low. The work of examining the men
and mastering the units into the fed
eral service is being rushed in order
to prepare for the reception of the
Second infantry, which viii arrive
here Wednesday night ard Thursday
morning. The Third infantry is ex-
pected saturday.
A large supply of virus has been
received and all officers and men
will be inocculated against typhoid
fever. This work viii begin the lat
ter part of the week, it was said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
NATIONAL GUARD AvIATORS
MAY TAKE LEADING PAR

New York, June 27.-Major c. F..
Hartman, of the United States signal
service, who is supervising the mo-
bilization of civilian and national
guard aviators, held a conference
with officials of the Aero Club of
America last night and received from
them list of the men who are ready
to enter the aviation service.
Major Hartman told the club Off
GERS that all the volunteer aviators
would be considered promptly by a
board OF army officers which will
notify them to complete the military
part of their training in the aviation
schools recently taken over by the
government. At least 800 o:icers of
the national guard have asked for
transfer to aviation duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
CIRCUIT COURT

was decided in the circuit court Tuesday
without going to the jury, decision being
for the defendant Judge Campbell over
ruled a demurrer fled with the court and
thus disposed of the case. S25o,000 was
involved.
In the case Of Francis Goldring VS..
Mike Kelly, suit for $500 for rent, YER
dict was awarded plaintiff in amount Of
$3.50.
only one day longer and It is possible
that the business viii be concluded this
afternoon. Only one case is on the
docket for this afternoon. that Of Sarah
and Nose Lyman VS.. Scottish Union and
Insurance Company, involving insurance.
The plaintif is represented BY r. Pope
Reese and the defendant by Robert H.
Anderson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
MOVEMENTS RED CROSS
UNDER COVER OF SECRECY

New York, June 27.-The war de-
partment has placed the movements
of the Red Cross under the same
cover of secrecy as those of the reg
ular army, and the National Guard.
Officials of the Red Cross have been
instructed to be careful as to infor-
nation they give out as to the dis
position of their forces would indi-
cate the points where troops are to
be sent.
The Red Cross has 5000 nurses en-
rolled who are expected TO respond if
needed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
l. s. PLANTS MAKE
ALL MUNITIONS
THE ARMY NEEDS
PRESIDENT CAN COMPEL AID
FROM PRIVATE FIRMS IF NEG
EssARY, BUT GOVERNMENT
ARsENALs ARE SUFFICIENT.

Washington, June 27.-No short
age of ammunition or war materials
is anticipated if war with Mexico
comes.
War department officials say they
are sure the present equipment OF
government arsenals will be sufficient
and it win not be necessary to call
on private plants.
The Frankfort government arsenal
at Philadelphia turns out 19,500,0o0
rounds Of rife cartridges a month,
also $4,000 to 10000 rounds of 3-inch
shells or shrapnel and from TOO to
100 rounds for larger caliber guns.
This is on the basis of single
shift of eight hours. Working TWEEN
ty-four hours a day this arsenal alone
can turn out 47,750,000 rounds OF
rifle cartridges and between $1,000
and $4,000 rounds of 3-inch shells or
shrapnel and corresponding quanti-
ties of larger caliber ammunition.
Rifles to take the place of those
broken or used up and to equip new
EEcGlOUS OIL Lllllb4d SclAI NC
at the rate of 46,870 month.
This capacity is sufficient to furnish
every man in the regular army on the
border and 100000 militia with a new
rife every three months.
Rifles are made at the Rock Island
Ill, and Springfield. Mass, arsenals,
and the latter can turn out $500 pis-
tolls month in addition.
For the artillery the WATERFOWL
N. Y, arsenal can turn out 5000 8.
inch shells and between $500 anc
5000 larger calibre projectiles g
month.
The Picatinnay arsenal turns out
100000 pounds of smokeless powder
month and 10000 pounds Of higE
explosive and could turn out two anC
a half times as much working q
hours a day.
Uncle Sam now has on hand a re
serve of 225,0O0,O0O rounds of riff,
cartridges and 100000 pistol cart
ridges.
Also there are $1,000 rounds >
artillery ammunition in reserve o
in process of manufacture.
In machine guns there is a consid
cradle deficiency. The militia ha
only 81 machine guns and needs 30S
Congress has provided in the nev
national defense act, effective July
that the president, in time of war, o
order with an individual firm, or or
when war is imminent, can place al
ganized manufacturing industry 70
such material as may be required.
The act makes compliance wit
such an order obligatory, and in cas-
of failure the president is given powe
to seize such plant and operate it 70
the government.
With the enormous additions whic
have been made to private munition
factories, the United States, so ia
as mobilizing these industries is cor
cerned, is practically on a war basi
now.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
NORTH FLORIDA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE MEETS IN
MADlSo FLA, JULY 6

The next meeting Of the North Florida
Chamber of Commerce viii be held at
Madison, Fla, s, converting promptly at
10 a. m. at the court house
At this meeting a director from each
county in north Florida VIII be elected,
and the citizens Of each county and
their commercial organizations and bust
ness men are requested to be repre-
sented and to suggest the name OF some
prominent citizen as a director from
their respective counties.
A picnic dinner viii be served at l
p. m. by the people OF Madison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
BAYOU TExAR BRIDGE
HAS BEEN REPAIRED

The Bayou Texar bridge has been re-
paired BY order Of the County Commits
sioners. IS is condition was growing 80
dangerous that immediate steps were
thought necessary to public safety. At
the regular meeting Of the Board. ii was
decided to ask permission or the comm
troller in procuring funds for repairing
the structure, but action was taken be-
fore reply was received.
z. l. Sierra contracted for the work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS To
START SOUTH TONIGHT

Springfield, H., June 27.-All indi-
cations today pointed to the depar-
ture of the First infantry, Illinois
National Guard tonight for service
on the Mexican border to be followed
shortly by part or all of the Second
and Seventh infantry regiments, B
and batteries of the field artillery
and one or both field hospital conpa-
MES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
MOUNTED coNsTAeULARY
POLICING BIG DISTRIC'


Field Headquarters. Mexico, June I'll
(Via Army Motor Truck to Columbus,
n. NJ, June 27.l-An efficient mounted
native constabulary today policies the
Namiauipa district. The corps was or
ganized by officers of the United States
punitive expedition that the Mexieans
might protect themselves and their
homes from the lawlessness which has
followed in the wake Of civil war in the
country.
Ranging the canyons and foothills of
the surrounding country. the members
of the force have already paid the
Americans for their administrative by
uncovering numerous caches Of Villa
rifles, machine guns, and ammunition.
Whether the corps win be permanent
can only be speculated upon, but citizens
in the vicinity assert that since its or
ganization there has been a marked de-
crease In crime.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
NOT A CASE OF
TOO MANY C0OKS

London, June 27-Five hundred
more women have been accepted by
the British war office as army cooks
and will soon be sent to the front to
join 1 300 others who have been salts
flying Tommy's appetite. These wo-
men wear khaki, live in camps and
barracks, mess, draw rations and are
the nearest approach the army has
yet seen to Thomasina Atkins.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28
YACHT RACE TO
BILOXI IS PLANNED

a yacht race VIII be run from Pen
sacola to Biloxi after the regular re-
gatta from New Orleans to this city.
This feature Of the Yacht Clubs pro
gram is an entirely new one. and il is
expected to add greatly TO the success
Of the occasion.
The rules Of the race viii be the same
as for the other long distance, and stops
will probably be made at gulf points.
The start win be made at O'Clock July
8, and the handicap win be made the
same as the order in which the yachts
arrived in Pensacola from New Orleans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-28

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Hu$ dem nerdWelten

st. HanI. - Die &agre,
oem iogena1mten ENHANCEMENT geo.
1 0tebe Mmen6ements inn bollen Mb.
6rl1f an mberer SteQe) CUR Mnnabs
ME at perbelfen bat alien grnites ein.
gelett. Das ENHANCEMENT liebt einen
Iogenannten u&ebolping Sun6" bon
100000 Dor, aus meld)em m1sbilfS-
mei1e sic Wittel 511r Mnlegung bon
2onoitroBen, @raben un6 6euer-
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den Siderbeit innerbalb BON feds
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ten @irten" errei6te Montag ibren
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Summe bon SIS, 000.19
81. Yeter. - Ser ettpa iedS
Meilen bon bier gelegene Simber
9afe foll troden gelegt mer6en. 9ie
Gol1ntp=@ommiiiare bon Nicollet=
County boben in elmer Sibung be-
idIollenu Mngebote fir 6ieies gnt=
pafierungsproieft ein5uf0r6err. Sic
nit 6iel emt Hroieft pe%rbnn6enen So
item tperben a1tf etma $4,000 ge=
idabt, 11n6 ettpo 307, 900 @11bifporos
@rltrtb miiiien %entf0r6ert mer6en. IS
lit a1h cine 8etpegltng int @ange,
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Me6 2ate Mortbern &ailmap Co., 3l1=
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griff genommen tper6en. @s iollen
Ser na6iten 5mei Sabre
bunoert Meilen ser 11e11er 5trede
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

ae &crianmlung 6es Mor6-Wtinneio'
ta-g neutrality-suspicious. miro biel
am Z. nn6 s. Mopember itattfinoem
sic Musitell11ng ON 8. De5ember
@iele Scr iammll,ng miro sic gr0btf
lie inn n0roliden Minneiota 6agetpe'
iene @artoffel-, Mais- un6 @efliigel'
idydu NIT iid bringen. @s meroen
mebr als $1,000 in Yramien gegeber
tperoen fir sic breifade Sdauitel.
lung. Sic @alfte banon miro bon Den
bieiigen @ei9aftslel1ten in @oren sc,
geben tperoen, $500 bonn @nttpid-
lungsperbanDe unb 5000 bon aus
mdrtigen Girmen.
@Iearmoter. = @on alien
Nngeborigen perlailem, front nn6 Of
ne Mabrlng mur6e Die 7Olabrige
|6rm1 Sobn ltnger oaf ibrer abgele=
genen 5arm a~ufgefu1r6en. Die nod
lten Mad)barn tpobnen flint Meilen
%entfernt, nn6 feiner Der elben tpuBte
ettpos bon ibrer Notb, Bis Dor eini=
gen Sagen elmer boripro6 un6 Sic
Srou b%ouitdn6ig hilflos borfano.
Mon IieB ibr iofort sic notbige Sorg=
falt angeoeiben, rn6 sic 8eb0rbe 6es
Gountps @rigbt mur6en benodri6=
|tigt. 0ieie 1,nteriuden Sen SAL un6
bemiiben iid, @el6mittel fir sic alte
|Trau 81 iammeln.
minneapolis. - 9ie gum
gel item bes 6euti6-01terrei9=ungori<
iden &otben &rer5es arrangierte
Minneopoliier &irmes bat bier am
Montag begonnen un6 miro ant
Sam1tag 5um Mbldl11B %gelangem,
l,no no9 ser Ibeilnabme an 6ieier
6eltlidfeit lit 31 idlieben, 6nB Ser
ielben Elm grobartiger @rfolg ge=
iidert lit.
DuIutb. = IS. 8. Sbompion
BON Tbope, Minn., @tonlep @ooo
bon Miltpaufee 1tn6 81. g. @orbon
BON Boulder, Col, mer6en ais 3eu=
gen f~eftgebalten in bem Safe 6es
Sol6oten 6. g. Council, Ser inter
plOUO gltrg1d)n1r n11ter DER MntlQge
itebt, sic Meutralitat 6aoltr6 berlebt
gu baben, 6aB CT in Sen Ser. 5touten
fir sic fana6iide Mrmee refrutierte.
: acknowledgements ouf Sic ii6
6as fiir5li6 CUR @erbiit11ng 6es 6a=
mails 6roben6en %angemeinen @iien=
babn : Musitan6es mgenomme1te
Mbmion'ide Mdtitunoen=@ei nidt
be3iebt (ettpa u6t5ig Gro5ent), baben
in Ga1lutb nnb int Giiengrubengebiet
@inneiota cine Betition in l1mlauf
gelett, in Ser iie gegen 1as @eiet in
ieiner gegentpartigen Sorm proteitie=
rem; Sic &etition 6ieier nidt gu 6en
bier 9roben &erban6en ser 8abnan=
gelteqten %geborenoen 2eute iou in et=
ma 5ebn Sagen an 8raii6ent @ilim
angeben; Tie perlangt cine Nban6e=
rung 6es @eiebes, 6as als unbilig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

maren bon 9l1lltb aus ouf ser Sabrt
nod Sibbing, als ploBli6 in Der Ma=
idine Jeuer ent5tan6, 6as at lo1den
lmnoglid par. Ser @aiolinbebal-
ter tpar frii6 gefiiQt por6en, nn6 90
cine grplolion befiir9tet tpur6e,
nra1B ten Die Sniaiien sic Nabe 6es
Mutos meioen. l1ngefabr 40 Muto-
mobile itanoen al1f ser 2an6itraBe
aufgereibt, 0a 1ib ale megen Der 81,
plolionsgefabr fIrdteten, an 6em
brennelroen &1to borbei5ufabren.
@inona. - ungefdbr 10000
Sonnen Muideln wgIaimS"), o6er
iol6e I'M @ertbe bon etma 100000,
iin6 aus 6em Miiliiiippi entlang Ser
ltfer oeS @epin=5ees innerbalb Ser
abgelaufenen Saiiom gerommen nor
Den, wie fonlerDatipe 56dbungen Der
700 Mui6elfil6er beiagen, sic i'm
CONNER bier ibr. @ei9aft betrieben
baben. IS mar sizes ser rei6lte CT
trag, Ger bisber iemals in 6iefer Sc,
gen6 5u ber5eidnen geapeien lift. &od=
maiier I'M CONNER tpar sic l1riade
6ieler gri6einl1ng, nnb aus 6eriel=
BEN uriade ertparten 6ie 6iider> sic
iebt lire Mrbeit b%egarnen, ebenfaaS
einen MISREPRESENTATION grfolg it,
rer 5iidsiige. Sic Mnf6elfilder ba=
ben 6urd16nittli6 ie6er cine @ag=
gonla0ung ablen6en fonnen, mas bel
Sen boben 8reiien bon $50 Big $34
oie Gonne einen iebr idonen @etuinn
@e6 @ing.- Sic n9eag11e Of
Minneiota Munieipalities" bat in
Ser Sdlubiitung Tires bier abgebal=
tenen bierten SabreSfonpents ct.
Glou6 a1s Srt fir 6ie 8%eriammlung
im na6lten Sobre erforen. 8inona
batte 1ib ebenfals I'M Ben &onpent
beporben. Sic @eamtentpabI batte
6os folgen6e @rgebniB: Corporation
Council .. $. 0'geein BON ct. Saul,
@i5eprdii6ent> Dr. 6. IS.
Moore, Minneapolis; Sefretar nn6
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neapolis; @refntib Sefretar, Brof.
g. 8. Bennett, MinneapoliS; @refu=
tibfomitee, Or. &npert Sminnerton
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

|be3ei6net, a1,Ber6em Die @auptfrage
Der Mrbeitsitunben un6 90bne unge-
loft laiie. Sic Betition berlangt fer.
ner, baB 8raii6e11t @illon cine Som,
miiiion einlebe, sic beftimmen iol,
Oh oie 2otomotipfiibrer, &ei5er, 3ug-
fiibrer un6 fonltiges 3ugperionol
Mnipru6 auf einen Mntbeil an Den
boberen Gtnnabmen Ser 8abnen ba-
ben. Ma6 6en @%eitimmungen bes
gegen>partigen M6amlon-@ eiebes ion
onrd cine l1nteriudung feitge1teut
tper6en Oh es Sen @abnen m0gli6 lit,
auf lire Soften at fommen, tpen1 iie
5tpar adt5ig Bro5ent ibrer MngelteM-
ten gu BEN often 20bnen bei9aftigen,
6agegen Sen ubrigen erb0bte 29bne
be5ablen.
@beIetb. = Ser 81 Sabre olte
9enrD Naatila, Elm moblbefannter
5armer aus Sron S1nction lit I'M
bieiigen Mpre=@oipital an Sen Ser
letnngen geitorben, Die En- iib 9on<
neritag bel einem Mutomobilnnfau
5u5og. Mugult &11rfala> Ser ii6 nit
ibm inn Ml1tonrobiI befan6, erbielt BEL
oem l1nfam S9nitte am @opf mn6
tr11g aud innere &erlebltngen 6abon.
Smatonna. = SerrD Slpm,
Ser cine neun5igtagige @aftitrafe tpe>
gen Srunfenbeit gu berbiiBen bette,
unb MeIpin @ngons, Der ii6 in Tn
teriu6ungsbaft befan6, INN ii6 Dor
6en @roBgef9morenen nrter ser Be-
idu1l6tgung bes Diebitabls zines Mu=
tomobils in 8looming Brairie gu
peranttporten, baben Die 3enengitter
6es &aftlofals bon Steele=@ountD
6ur6iagt, 6as oem GountDzS 6uliu
perinten6ente1r SSames Mort geb0rige
Mnto geltoblen nnb iin6 entfommen.
Dulutb. = 9ie megen neber=
falls unb 8eroubnng bes @ei9Gftes
bon Sliber Hrice, 1902 Sg6en Mpe.,
berbafteten Sper @brtitianion nn6
Ssobn @rabif, sic ith mabren6 Der
Notwithstanding Dor &idter
eDdrles Sm1tD 1GulD1g DetQ11rfen,
tpur6en gu lie 1eds Sabren 3uhtbaus
Derurtbeilt un6 6em StaatsgefdngniB
in @aupa1n 5ugefubrt. @briitianion
nno iein @efabrte maren in oas &C.
idaft eingeorungen, um, mie ite iog=
ten, ii6 @elo gu peridaffen. 9afmr
mollten tie ii6 &lei6er fa1fen, ebe iie
na6 einem &ol5fauerlager I'M Scot
6en Minneiotas gingen, mo. iie Sir
belt erbalten battenu @bri1tianion
iagter ferner, oaB fie biel getrunfen
batten, ebe iie an 6ie MusfIbrl1ng
0es &artbes gingen. - 0as @errn
G6pi11 COOPER aus Du1utb geborige
groBe ie=Ml1tomobi1 tpur6e m1f
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING cine Meile
bon 8ubl, 6ur6 Seuer bou=
itanbig ger tort. SEER COOPER, feline
6ral1 un6 Elm 6reun6 Ser 6amilte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

240 &noben 6aran, un6 IA fiibrten
ben &onteit gu @n6e. Sos Sdapein,
meldes Der iunge Someq anf3og,
11obm in Der gegebenen 3eit 211
Bfun6 an @etpidt. gu, nobel Der
@ertb 6es Suffers auf 1862 angege.
ben miro. Mnoere Sieger in Dem
@ettbetperb fin6: @oDne 8iQiams
un6 gernon @urb, &igbmore; Granf
Moaner Srbtpap; SaQa BUD, Stop
monb; Mlfre6 2aotpig, 8rpant;; Sobn
sd0pp, @enrp. Sic Bramien tpur>
ben bon ser Morea Bading 60. bon
Siour Sails geltitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Die Qpmooner vBirelef &ref" ar-

9ic 2onooner u@irelef Grek" .ar-
beitet tpie6er. Mns &om lacBt lie ii6
mel6en, General bon Salfenbapn lei
5hmer bertpunoet morben, pas man
BORT Danf ser bor3iigliden 8erbin-
6ungen nit Dem 6alfenboDn'i@en
&auptquortier 1tatirli@ gan5 genau
tpeiB. 8ern muB nit Ser Melonng
ausbelfen, sic 6eutide polnii9e Se-
gion 1ei 5uiammengebroden. go tit
6afur geiorgt, 6ab es eine1n an
1prudslolen Bublifum mi@t an un=
terboltung feblt.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-06

year 1915, in favor Of the Mayor and
City Council OF Amerlcus, ia, VS.. T.
@. Bass. Tenant in possession notified
in the terms of the law This the End
day of August, 1916.
Also at the same time and place. one
vacant lot on the north side of Ogle-
thorpe avenue, and bounded as fol-
lows: North by Ashby street; east by
property OF Mrs. J. c. Cannon; south
by oglethorpe avenue; west by proper
ty of W. J. Gum. Said lot being so by
$50 feet, more or less, and levied on
as the property of w. j. Gum to salts
fy tax Fl fas for the years 1914-1915, in
favor of the Mayor and City Council of
Americas, Ga, VS.. w. j. Gum. Tenant
in possession notified in terms of the
law. This the End day of August, 1916.
Also at the same time and place. one
house and lot en- the west side of and
known as 1881 Elm avenue, and bound
ed as follows North by property of
J. E. and ]. H. Poole; east by Elm
avenue; south by property of J. E. and