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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23

J L Smith-----.--.......... .............-. 62.20
Houston & Bros. ........... 3l7.76
Rosedale. Miss, Dec. 2. 1916.
To the Honorable Board OF Super.
visors of Bolivar County, Miss.
Centlemen:-
In compliance with your adver-
tisement for bids sor publishing the
proceedings and legal notices of
the board. we the undersigned,
agree to publish the proceedings
for the SUM Of 10 cents per inch
for each paper. and will publish
the legal notices of the board in
both papers at the legal rate for
publication in one paper. This
bid. if accepted. to hold good until
the lawful time for the board to
let another contract.
If this bid is accepted the people
of the entire county will have the
proceedings and legal notices in
paper of their respective districts,
The Cleveland Enterprise having
large cit culation in the second
judicial district and TAe Bolivar
County Democrat having a large
circulation iii the first judicial dis
trict.
The Cleveland Enterprise.
c. S. Glassco & Son, Prop.
The Bolivar County Democrat
A. D. Linnell, Editor.
Ordered that the foregoing bid
be accepted.
Ordered that the PERSONAL assess.
ment roll of L. Green be reduced
to $4,000, and his assessment of
road and poll tax to be strickened
from the roll.
We the county election commits
sioners having filed with the board
certificate tina. the election held
the 5th supervisors district result
ed against the issue of bonds by q
mai jority of ten votes it is therefore
ordered that no further proceedings
be had in that behalf and that all
formor orders relating to said
bond issues are annulled.
Ordered that the road commis-
sioners of the Riverside Separate
Road District and the Phalia Sep.
arate Road District are instructed
to improve when funds are pro.
vided, to the road extending from
| R osedale east by the way of Malvi
ma and front the cenetary bear
Beulah to the Bogue. and frou,
Kerh Junction west to Egypt ridge.
Ordered that w. E. Litton be
allowed, and he is hereby allowed
ISl2 50 as road commissioner OF
road and bridge no 5.
Ordered that the board now ad.
Ijourd until next meeting in course.
w. A, SPEAXRS, President.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
Al Their Regular December Meet
ing Held at Rosedale.
Continued From Last Week. }

(E0ntlnueQ rlOtl LdSl "eck./
Belt further ordered and adjug-
Cd. tha. the offer of the Bank Of
Commerce and Trust Company, of
Memphis. Tennessee. for taking up
ard caucelling the bonds now out
Standing. preparing, taking up and
taking up and paying for the new
bonds, be confirmed and ratified,
and that the attorney for the board
beiustructed to prepare and SUBJ
init such orders as are necessary to
bt passed making the refunding
bonds legal and binding obligations
Of Bolivar county Mississippi.
The foregoing resolutions ard
orders, having been duly read and
submitted. was upon a roll call of
The members Of said board of sup
/ trvisors Of Bolivar county Missis-
Sppi, unanimously adopted.
It appearing to the board that
Bolivar County should participate
IN the Mississippi Centennial Expo
silion at Gulf Port duly passed and
ordered by the board that appro.
priation Of one thousand dollars
now be made for this purpose to be
paid out in future orders Of the
board. the matter Of their said ap.
propriation to he continued for
future consideration.
1t is ordered by the board of
supervisors of Bolivar county. that
Charles Clark. County Prosecuting
Attorney, be and he is hereby di-
fected to ascertain the amount OF
money on hand in the county de-
pository. belonging to the various
sixteenth sections Of the county
which is subject to be loaned, and
10 negotiate for the lending said
money. 1t is further ordered tina,
the said Charles Clark shall loan
tne said money tor a term of moi
longer than FIVE (s1 years and a,
arate Of ofirterest not less than
pef cent said loans to be made
only after the borrower has furnish
e : complete abstract of title. and
aiter the said Charles Clark shall
nave attached to the abstract, his
eelllhcate certifying that his opin
ION the mortgage or trnst deed
from the borrower to the comfy
constitutes FIRST lien on the lanc
esnVeyed, and that the borrower
aperiect title thereto. 1t further
ordered that no loan of the. sale
monies be made for a greater sun
'nan one.half the value of the pro
peily, and ]. L. Smith and saiC
Snarles Clark. are hereby appoint
% as committee from this board
investigate all securities offered
spp'aised the same and report theii
anoings to the next meeting of the
~atd. 1t is further ordered by the
ooafd that the clerk of this board
"a'i issue his warrant upon the
ss''our sixteenth section funds a.
'uall be shawn to him by the said
Snarles Clark, to have the none,
necessary to make the proposed
osn upon the delivery to him BY
"esaid clerk an abstract of It'll,
WHO certificate above set forth
"ua deed and notes dulv executed
'"o the certificate of the said ]. L
'ao Charles Clark. that in thei
speniou the land offered as securit,
: worth double the amount of tn
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23
whv Ne Mourned.

Why He Mourned.
"You say tina. Jenkins owes every
thing he has 20 you. Worse! He
owes much more than he has to me-
Boston Transcript
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23
PERCY AND SILLERS PUSH
INC FLOOD CONTROL BILL

Senator Leroy Percy and Wal
ter Sillers ex-president of the Levee
Board have taken up with Our Sem
ators the passage of the Flood Con-
troll Bill. The object being through
Senator Williams to get the presi-
dent to recommend its early pas
sage to congress. and through Sem
ator Vardaman an early report
from the Senate Committee of
which he is a member and before
which the bills is pending.
Both Senators are thoroughly
alive to the importance of this bill
and pledge their active support and
influence to secure its passag.
Senator Vardaman replying to a
letter from Mr.. Sillers says:
- l was in favor of pressing the
the Flood Control Bill at the last
session but Senator Ransdell and
others thought it better not to press
the matter unless we could get All
agreement with Newlands not to
urge the adoption as an amend
ment to the Newlands plan. l
shall do every thing within nv
power to secure the passage of this
bill a: the coming session OF Con-
aress.
Senator Williams encloses to Mr..
Sillers the following letter from
President Wilson's Secretary:
The White House. Washington
November goth. 1916.
NV dear SENATOR
May I not acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter of November
10Th, with its encl ,sure from Mr..
Sillers. l shall bring it promptly
before the President.
Sincerely yours.
J. P. TUMULTY.
Secretary to the President.
Hon. John Sharp Williams.
Yazoo City, Mississippi.
This letter OF Mr.. Sillers referred
to was a letter to Senator Williams
showing the immense levee line
that is being maintained by Bolivar
and Washington counties and the
small counties of Issaqucna and
Sharkey. nearly all Of which levee
$ below grade and menanced bv
numerous caving banks. and set.
ting forth the great advantage,
both to the government in money
to be saved. and to the levee dis
trict by the danger to be averted
be the early passage of the bill and
the immediate letting Of contracts.
Senator Leroy Percy and Hon.
Walter Sillers will work with
Congressman Humphreys. Sena-
tor Williams and Senator Vardaman
for the passage OF this bill, and If
all other levee districts will each
enlist five as able men to work
With them, there will no doubt OF
its passa &c. Cleveland CONNER
cial.
(Night Letter.
Rosedale, Miss. Dec. FL, 1916.
Senator James K. Vardaman.
us. Senator,
Washington. D. c.
The failnre OF the Flood Bill will
bring disaster aud untold suffering
to your people of the Mississippi
Delta. and they are watching the
men who are battling for their
cause with all the interest the
beligerent peoples of Europe are
watering their leaders along the
battle lines.
with Mr.. Newl.nds and the
members of the Senate knew what
this bill means to the people of the
lower Mississippi; if they did no
obstacle would be thrown in the
way of is passage. Your paople
appreciate more than / can tell you
in this message the splendid fight
you are making for them i'll your
advocacyluf this splendid measure
-o,oro {,rpCrtar,t To this nation
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23

d on Certificates Of DEPOSIT
loan. The said clerk shall record
the said deed of trust. and deliver
the recorded deed of trust togather
with the notes and abstract title.
to the Cleveland State Bank at
Cleveland Mississippi, and shall
file the said appraisement of the
said committee with the board of
supervisors, when the same shall
be spread upon the minutes of the
board.
Ordered this the 4th, day OF
December, A. D. 1916.
W. A. Speakes, President.
The following claims approved
by commissioners and authorized
by chapter-acts of are now att
dited and allowed: Separate road
district:
Or. c. w. Melton ......--....... $292.54
The following claims approved
by two commissioners and author
ICED by chapter. .....acts of....--are
now audited aud allowed road and
bridge district no. S:
J. D. Adams-A----- $21.00
w E Litton. pay roll.....- l79.55
The Goyer Co. Greenville 1o4.S7
w F Pack .....---.- ......... ....... 1885
M A Canmill, Shaw. ZOO
The following claims for mileage
and per diem. authorized by sec
ton 21o4. are allowed to- wit:
w A Speakes ...~....-....--- IS 80
S Knowltau ....-...... $40
H L Wilkerson ......- ........... $50
] l. Smith go --.--..--.. go
w E Litton..-. .-.- .........,. $50
P B Woodland, clerk. . 800
L G Dean, sheriff .......-..... :. 200
The following claims for salaries
for the month of November 1916
are allowed.
Charles Clark. county atty Sl66 &c
no Jones, county agent 10000
G H Armstrong, supt edu. 5000
E R Mclean county health
OWCet ..---.-- Aoo'oo
w B Roberts attorney for
board of supervisors. so 90
DR.. L B Austin. jail ply. 23.34
Jesse Brough, co treasurer 5000
The following claims approved
by two commissioners aud author
lied by chapter .....-.-. acts ......-... are
now audited and allowed road and
bridge no. 5.
AIDav $3.50. rs
tn Jenkins 1905
Pease Dwyer & Con- olo.Z4
T H Lamas,us---...- ------------- 43.ol
] l. Longmire---.....--.,-.--- 44.ES
S G Wilson....... .-...----- ~. ~
Munnery & Munuery--.- |.oo
Southern Sewer Pipe Co Zol.4L
w H Beaumont lo.oo
Standard Oil Co-....-.- 12o.73
! d Adams & Co... lls.4o
Kinnard- Hanies Co.. 39.z3
VI w;ltersm ....- ... 1917. so
Bolivar Co Democrat. $50
4 A Brown, Beulah, ,.-....~..,. % ~
B Wolf. Beulah.....~.....---..... loZ.oo
Mrs. P O Donnell --.- Io.lo
Road and Bridge no S
| w Weilenman. Shaw, 42'2o
Cleveland Enterprise -----.---. |'9l
A Z Graham, Shaw 1o'4o
Bolivar Co Derocrat o.oo
LIB Westrope. Shaw ..---. oo'oo
] M Gilbert.,.~...-..- '----''''--' I'oo
NJ B Brister. Shaw, l'oo
I ] Patton .---.-----'''''''''' ~
C S Crawford l'oo
EE Shivers.-.--.--...-.. .--.' A'o
F J White.,...--,-----','-'''--''''''''''' ~ ~
! II Litton.....,,-.-.- --~-''"---''''''' ~
A R Harris.,...,,..-.,...'-''-'''''-'- 1'oo
DIP Fergison.-.......-,..,..--.''- i'oo
Road and bridge no 4
Cleveland Enterprise~~,..,.,~, lo.9o
c R Smith. Cleveland .-~.--,..- Sz3' ~
Cotton Exchange Bank. DIV
Kinnard Haines & Com 80 20
| c Wester, Clevsland.,..,...,..,,.. loo'oo
Tea Vine cooperage & Co 1881
las H Pace. Pace. Miss -.
IHD Woodward ----,~.-.--' o'o'
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-23
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RICE COMPANY
DEALER IN
CoffinS. CaSketS and all Burial Material
Arterial Process Of Embalming taught
Pref. Of Cincinnati.
GREEK P. RICE Funeral Director and Embalmer.
ROSEDALE. MISS.
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Der s%ll1Orang NOR Elm 10 GROCER, oab
Bic @eidaitsleitlrng oes 1beoters iidI
p%eranlaBt ia6, ollh be1rte nod oas=
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SIT laiielt.
Soc Sadion miro bellte in Ser je=
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81 e%rfillenoen Miidlidt.
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bon @~riii0ent @ooorom

gcfretar bon 4riiii0ent @ooorom
@illnn l1no @ban1p Glarf, ser Spre=
der 0es Observation-Disclosures.
Nlls Sttama, Slilnuis, mlroe bell=
te SIT friiber M%orgenltun6e bon Dem
oortigell 9l1real, Der @eltern llnioll
Selesrapb Company genleloet, DOB
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larlOt muroell, in 0enen bie @iirger
0ie .8ertreter 0es Bottles in @albilig=
tom eriltdtel1, alles bara11 at letel1,
ltn1 Den Srie0en 81 erbalten.
Geiammtaabl Der GrotelHelesramme
auf liter ad)t5igtaaicnb geitieger.
@ie aus @aibingtom I'M 3fuei llbr.
Fbeltte Morgelt gclnelDet apltrDe, tit Die
-3aM ser cingclanfenen Grpteittclc=
9ramme a1tf adt5istanienb g%eiticgen.
9iid)t MIR Die @iirger Oes gan5en
2a1lOes batten oieie Ielegra1nalle ab=
aeidift, nein, @unoerte llnb Galiien=
De lpare1 nit Der l1lterid)rift oTrall-
Ell nno Maiitter" berieben.
Hrotci ttclcgrammfprmi1lar in cngli=
idyer Sprade in ser GcbaftiDn
ppn Ser 9ernofrat" ST babcn.
Sn engliider iSprahe a~bsefaBte
5elearammproteitformltlar fonnen
bon leOern1am in Der Meoaftion bot
Ser 8ernofrat" foltenlos im gn=
pfang ael1ofnnlen luerOen. Mltd) ge=
nilgt es, ben engliiden Sertlaut, BEN
mir 1T lmierer geltrigen Mltsgabe
bradten, alls5nidneiOeL ,ailf Elm
|Stiid @opier ot fleben inns NIT Ma=
men 5n perieben. 3en &eit belorgt
Damn Die @eitern Union telegraph
Company ODER Die Noital Gelegrapb
Company fir SIC.
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5taat nub Gounp.
Miittpod, Sen 26, April.
aleiue @taot=Menisteiten.

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matislmts lulo Sdnler5el1 aller slrt.
Giepe's Npotbcfe, 403 apeltl. 2. Str.
@egen angebliden Slnitidelai=
le1s leiller @attin mllrOe geltcrn Ser
bert Still bon Ser Iapenporter Noli=
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tag Morgcn ieil1 Gorperb0r beitebe1.
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sdeioulgsflage gegen ibren Gatten,
@arrD @idbanl, megen al1geblid)e11
sSmitibelaiiers anbangtg mad]en.
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@uaitanoiscr gcridt Scr Graiioen=
tcnpprna9l.
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$50 stinntelt alpaege6en..
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ami 10. 9lpril abge6altel1en IraiiOen=
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oenlofratiiden, reprlblifanildel1, pro-
greiiipel1 lnno lo5ialiltilden Iifet 5lt
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abgegebet moroen maren. Die Sc
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al1f $2,367,966 nltO pertbeilen lid)
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Sud- : aieiiert : @crlubnna bcfannt
acQcbcu.


Sic gerlo6llng Don Sri. Gillian
&odt Der Sdypelter Don @illianl
&pdj Don Der @elt 2pcuit StraBe,
NUT 5errl1 gomoro 6. aieffert, Dem
befarllten Slrlpelier, oelIen4 2aoen i'm
Secllritp-geballoe lit, mrroe gelterll
befonllt gegebcr.
Die g%crmaGlang miro idoll al11
DtlttlpodN, Den 8. afai, g%eieicrt per-
ben. 9fad eillem 9rnd)eon inn Blad-
halpf Sotel, Dos lid Der grouu1g all=
'd)llcBen miro, gepsnft ii6 bas Haar
allf Die Sod5eitsreiie 5ll begeben.
|9fah ibrer Miidfebr bon berlel6ell
iperoen Die jlll1acl 2eltc 9to. 11O4
NSsIt 2oelIt Strabe ibr @eilll ouf=
lGlagc1.
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BUR lctten Gnlc bciseiett.
SRI. ST. m a Mocue.

Die geiiebung Don SRI. Srn1a
Noege eriolgte geltern Osorgen I'M
8 llbr BON DEM 2eid)embeItattlmgs=
etabli11emellt bon MiIIen l,no Sarpig
aus anf Sem 9ine Sill 6rieobofe.
SEER Sobannes &roeaer bielt Sic 2ei-
denreoe. Die gabrtl,dtrdgcr maren:
6enrb 2pOen, SSobn 8pmlil1g, George
,Gorflin, SDlpelter Scott, g5as. @el1=
ridlel, Sobn Solton.
SRI. Doris Sem.
Die Beiicslllla Don Sri. Toris
Sem erfolgte geltern 9Sadyn1ittag I'M
/ llbr BON Dem Seine bon @errll
Sans Roensfel0t, 500. 1112 @elt 5.
pStraBe, aus allf Dem @lne @raB
Sriebfolgte. SEER Sobonnes &roe=
ger iprab lolpobl inn Seine mie ard)
@rabe.
Die @abrtudtrager maren Sic
Naditefenoen: Ss%eroinano Mangels,
8iliam @eltpbal, Mnoolpb Sduett,
Senrp Ipensfel0t, Gbeobore 2inoer,
ssSobn 4reen.
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8. StraBe, Ianenport, Ser lid leit
llngefabr 5mei Gabrelr i'll Gbicago
ailfbdlt, liegt BORT ldJnNr al Scr
2llngenent5iiltonng ~crfrallft i'm Set
me %leiicr Godter, Nral, .. @eil,s-
.6erg, 9So. 1448 Siio @ebpale Mpe.,
Gbicaan, SsSn.
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&onpcntion Der @otarg Clubs in
Cincinnati.
0%apellporter Motarp Gifts miro Ser
treter 5llr &%onpention enti enoen.

3as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir
Die &%onpention Der S%alterllatiotlal
I%iiociation of Gotarp Clubs, sic int
Der Belt pom Is. bis 5lltt 90. Suli
IN Cincinnati ltattfitoen ioG, it BE-
reits poaenoet norOen, ape,,lt audi an
Der 6ertigitellllng Oes l@eidaftspro-
gralnms nod mand)erlei 5lt finn
lbleibi.
Die Motarp glnbs Ser mesiiitert.
8roBIta0te, Sarlluter andy per bon
Davenport, merben 3elegAtn SIT ser
&onpel1tion idifen, llno, Da piele 9az
men, Bic @uttinltel1, Iodter, Miitter
mo SdApelterlt ser Gelegatan eriuars
tet iperoell, 10 miro naiiir gelpr3t
|%aperoen, DOB iid mld) toiele nlif oas
gelte alriiiiren tperoen.
Die &onpention begil1tt init cil1enl
Gmpfang atll 5onltng Mberb, ben
16. Sltli, nl1o IdlieBt bier Gage lpa=
ter, am 20. STINT Mitttpob merbell
Die Gelegaten nit loren Garnelt eli
men groBcreu glltsfll1g ltltcrneDn1en
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TricocusparaSc III Im6naitc.

Ieltern olbello lpllroc in Gl16nqlle
clue grnBc 6rieocnsporaoe abgebal=
ten, an Der iid) melt iibcr eintaltiel1o
ieiirger 1llbltqlles u1O llngegeno
betDeiligten. Iiele Earaoe, Sic in ie-
Der 9e5icbltltg eill 0urdblIlagenoer
iGrfplg mar ml1roe Don Sen I1tbu-
oeutldcn Gereinigrngell &C.
plani.
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mirfihe
piano
Bargains.
@enig gebrandt,

11iht ems auf Der f~olgenoan
Site Ger Pianos 1T altmooiih.
2lues in oen neuelt ten Stylen
uno 9riinolid nadgelehen. 6a'
rantirt, oab itd7 oieielben in Ger
befen Derfa0un9 befuoen.
/ 9cder grps. So. ountlcs
Wtaba9pnp @ebaule 4. $3.50
/ Garl abams & gobn @aba<
gpltD @ebdllc S1G5
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/ Siifnep, Ntabaeonps @e6allie,
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i sabman giden : @eballle. $3.50
/ s6aeifcr g%la1asorp Sc
bdllle S135
/ gdiaer, $3.50 gtpl, Mabaz
aorp @cbau1c $195
i gdilcr. 1895 stpl, @illiun
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i gdiacr, $685. stpl, Ma5az
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/ gdi0cr, $3.50 stplc, gidcnz
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i gdiacr, $3.50 gtpl. @olnutz
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Cine flcinc Mnaablluls ms SIS pc,
Monot iidcrt Slnen iracnp Gins Sc,
nbigen oSnitrl1mcnte.
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Saben Sic fdon OIb Mfiliiotl
8ier prpbirt? @Iem NIT Dem beitsrl
importirten @ier ilnD ernpfoblen bon
Ben Doftoren. Sod Sslano 9relping
gompany. (2lna.)
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stabtballc idJlieft bcntc ,trn s,uei
l1br, 6amit Mmscitelltc @aicball=
Spiel iclell fDnncr.

5anmtlide Bureaus Ser stabt-
lDalle lper0en beute Madrnittag l,tlt
5lpei lpbr gelh1oilen meroen, oal1it
it'd Die ltaofild)en MngelteIlten oas
'g~roffnl,ngs : 8ale6all Spiel alies
fen foi'nrelt. Cine Mei6e po,i }tGoti=
id)en 9eanteil lbaber lid) Mlitomobile
ultO meroen benz groffl1lrlgs
lpiel in corpore beiipobnen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-25
nc cs ss'e Of Mary Page
ny Frederick Lewis Author of !: Pictures by
what Happened to Mary: Essanay

sou entered the roomg
"No.@
What did you dof'
II clipped OF lbo cloak again because
u was warm aud laid Il on chair With
my gloves and bag
Where was that dhar2 ....
The question snapped Hike whip lash,
and for a moment Mary hositatod.
Tn not quite sure" she said slowly;
thcn, with more assurance awhy, yes.
! am II was towards the door into the
other room because Ii was then That I
saw Nh. Pollock come out
And you rotroated7a
Yes" Tho nnaaor was breathod rather
Than spoken, but l.angdon pushed on. too
eaGer TO spare her.
"bld he come toward your
"Yosn
ibid he follow YOU 50 far that be came
between you and that chair
why, Of course lie be~camc right
np 10 me"
She shuddored aud hid her face In her
hands. NJ the tide of recollection swept
over her, but Langdon had only one more
question
Then in order 10 secure the revolver
from your bag, you would have had to
push past him and secure the bag from
under your cloak, would you notg'
Yes But I-l-dont remember what
happened
THAT Is all. thank you, Miss page. &"
said LanGdon. and turning 20 the bailff
no added briskly;
"Call Mr. Daniels.
a sense OF something big Impending
stirred the spectators and the jury alike
and the Judge himself, kcenly alive 10
TINT new noto in Langdon's voice, turned
deliberately in his chair as Daniels 6cga
his testimony
Everyone in the room leaned forward,
tenfe with excitement
no BE Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-25
Nebraska
RAIL BOARD WINS
IN FIRST ROUND
Supreme Court on Order Nineteen
Fixes Time to File
Briefs.
TIME ALSO FIXED FOR REPLY

1 ttfom a starr Gorrpapnudnnt1
LINCOLN, April a. Especial The
controversy between the attorney general
and the State Railway commission took
another turn this morning when the I'll.
preme court ruled IN favor Of tho hitter
IN It's motion before the court 10 set
aside It's former order made after an
agreement by the attorney general with
the railroads setting the hearing IN the
rate case, covering order No, No. 20 Sep.
tenber next
The railway commission protested and
WAS given a hearing on the protest last
week 10 which several rhnrgeA were mnde
pro and con. some Of them Important
from the pro standpoint and others show
Ing considerable con. The court this
morning decides In favor Of the commits.
sion and gives the railroad untt July
is to file briefs, the commission until
september 10 to answer By brief and the
railroads until October 70 To reply
Under the agreement made with the
railroads by the attorney general, TO
which tho railway commission objected.
after the aboge prcllminnfios had been
gone through With the hearing In tho
matter would have not come Npff until
along some time next year.
barrett Takes Dispositions.
Deputy Attorney General Dexter Bar
rett IL in indianapolis this week. taking
deposition IN the controversy between
the state and owners Of what Ia known
~ the Lutcn patents, covering conatrue-
tion OF cement and concrete bridges Mr.
Barrett has been working on this case
for some time and liz gathering in all
The evidence he can IN IN effort 10 show
that the state has a right 70 use The
methods II does In concrete work on lts
bridges and does not infringe on any
rights Of any other proposition
Thomas 10 Nashville.
state Superintendent Thomas expects
10 20 TO Nashville, Tenn. this week 10
attend q meeting Of the Mississippi Wi
ley Historical association, which meets
IN that city on Thursday and Friday Of
this week. Or, Thomas has been IN.
vited TO speak on Nebraska history
Counties send FUNDS.
Two counties made remittancos 10 the
state auditor today on their old insane
accounts. Boone sending IN p,G2 which
cleans up the original debt OF about $500.
and Greeley RENTS sls2 as a payment on
the claim against that county
Hnrman Gets HsIing.
Food and Oh Commissioner q. y. liar.
man has secured ruling from the nj
torney general covering bis right 70 paw
premiums on bonds Issued 70 bis assist
ant inspectors. The attorney general rules