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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
mcttcrbericl1t.

Sir Omaha imo llmeegeno,
Sd6u beute abeno unO 6reitog. aei.
ne meientlide Eenlperaturper1noe.
rltng.
Sur g1ebra8fa: 2tGgenlein I10n
beute abeno unO 6reitaq. gB6rmer
I'M meitlihen SeiI 5reitng.
Sir Soma: 9eihpeiie beip0lft i'm
lpeltlideu Teil. g9abrideinlih SIC
qcn I'M oltlihen unb 8entrnIen SeiI
bcllte obeno iuo 6reitng. GtipoS
tpdrnler I'M istliaen uno 5entraIcn
&eiI Greitng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
llnpatriutildle ganOuirtr.

greslail, s. SUM. syn geuOori
i'm areiie 2ie0nis ba6en 13 @uts.
better nlter gdn5Ii6er gluBeradt-
laiilng Der 8eitimmlingen 8ei3cn
nermoblen nno 9rotgetreiop al Slit.
terungs3peden beri9roten Loiien nuo
berfiittcrt. Der 2onorat bat ibnen
oober Oas Redt Der SelbitberIor-
ping ent5o9en nn0 ibre Ranten i'm
areiSblott peroffentIidJt NIT Dem
Serborbeben, oooB ouf Die 8ater.
lan0sliebe Der 9eluobner bon geelt.
corr fem eiinitiges 2idt lpirft, wenn
in oerarti9 erbeblidem lmiang Die
ienigen geiablihen geitintnllneen
iibertreten lperoeH Die aus Dem
@rlmoe crlaiien lpuroen, oas 9urh.
balten in iuirtidJaitliher ge5iebung
Dem 5einOe gegeuilber 5u periuirfli-
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
Sc5ialiitcit bctpiIlioett
1teite 1sric0s0nleihe!

Berlin, s. SUM, iiber 2on0ou.
Inter groBem geifaIl fiinbigte Der
Io3ialoenofrotiidbe 9bgeoronete Or.
8raonnuer I'M &ei6stog tft, 0oB iei.
ne 8artei beidloIIen babe, fir Die
neue Griegsanleibe lit SGbe bon 12
MiIliaroen g 0tiIliaroen 0oIlarg)
at Itimmen. 8ie 8orloge mar fitrs
porber bon Der 9tegierltng einge-
rei6t nor0en. @erldie6ene neue
Stelterborlaget, oortlrter oie Con.
oerituer fir ariegsgeipitlue, fnnen
5ur Oritten 2eiung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
gsum gluto iiberfaIlren.

Sbelton, gleb., 5. SUM. = 6.
.. 8oilep meIder meltlid) bon
sbelton NIT 2o1lOitrdBenarbeiten be,
iddftigt mor, muroe geItern morgen
bon Goscoe Drummer nit oeiien glu.
tonlobil iiberfabren lnO auf Der
Stele getOtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
Or. onnrnn ifnlSia befpnben.

Stem gorf, s. SUM. Die @e.
ihlporeneu iprnhen geitern na9 nur
so Wiinuten ipdbrenoer 8erotltne
Or. S. 2bmnn iduIoig Die 9oIt 5u
6etriigeriihen 3fpefen berllbt 5u
baben. 2Dnnn bntte i'm gan3en
2anoe oltrd 3irflllare 2eute CUR
anIegllng ibrer @eIoer in idipinoel,
baften llnternebnungen aufgeforoert
lno 1lnIummen ergaunert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
garaSe Der snffraoetten.

Gbicago, s. Stunt GroB 6es
itromcnoen Hegens beteiligtcn iid
geitern ocnnod) 5000 Sufrogetten an
Dem bier itatteeillnoenen llinaug.
9ieIe bon ibnen wnren iogar topfer
genug, obne &egenibirm Die &aroSe
nlit3nmad)cn. Die gtooiebclton6dns
gerillncn moren IN Der Dfebr5abl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
l1rdI. ti,ilicn arbeitet
Sem. platform aus!
9icieI6c iDirb Oas eob bss 9SrGf.
benten nnO Ieiner Jiceieruns in
alien Sunartea iiuseH.

ggai6ineton, s. Sunt. - 9a Die
ocmotrotiiben 6iibrer Die gionGina'
tion oes grGiioenteli 8ilion irn0 oes
gi5c graiiotnten gloribol ouf Der
oemofratilden giotioualfonbention in
ct. 2oitis tilr bolig geiidert bal.
ten, 1T jett bic gluhteLlung Der De.
mofratiiden Ylutform ibre Soupt-
Jorge.
g8ie berloilfet, miro in 0erIel6en
oic 1uberc 9Solitif Der glegierung oas
5unoameHt hii0en. 0auptid9li9
lpiro aui Die Beliibungen Der De-
nofratii6en 8erwnlhrng Dingepie.
len ueroer. oas 2nno bonn ariege
fern 3u balten imo gleid8eitig Die
rationale gbre ouireat gu erbals
ten. (9ie blaiie 2iiee, oem lpenn
cS no6 Scrrn @iiion uno oer yie-
gierung gegnngcn mare, iobe oas
2ano beute mitten Orin I'M ariege.
mo Die nationale eBrc!-Iiebe DE.
rifoD
Ylatfurm III 8iliDns @erf.
9r1foent Q9ilion arbeitet ielblt
ben 9orentmurf our 9lotform aus
un0 bat OenielbeR ioit fertiggeiteat.
Gs bleibt ieinen @ebiiien nur lib
rig, Die Ginaelbeiten aus3uarbeiten,
montit ieDod) 9eiportet ner0en ioIl,
bis Die repubIifaniiden ltl6 progrei.
jiDe aonDentionen Doriiber iino, UNI
aus oen 9lotfori6en Der beiOen Bar
tcien Dielleidt nod gtuben gu 0ie.
ben.
8iliun fingt irin gob.
8ilion miro iid in ieiner, ooer
bielnlebr Der oenlptratiiden 95lat-
form oas bodIte 2ob ansitellen (@i.
gcnlo5 -riedlt befanntlid) unO Oor.
auf lpeiien, 0aB ieiue 9legicruug
nit grfolg Die Ae6te glmerifoS mO
oQer gteutraleu otf Dem Neere 9e-
gen beiOe friegfabretOen garteien
gleidm1big 5is lDabren beritonoen
bat (0aber Sic Jortonuer oes britt
iden 8oltralibs linO giratentumSl
poour1 oent mAerifaniideu Sonoel
arobe 8orteile entiteben. (8iIion
meitt ruaArideig + oen 9onoel Der
8affer. itn0 glIuttiOns Sieferau-
ten)
glu9 Die &nltnng Der 3egierltng
in Der nleritaniiden 6rage miro
bod geprieien iperoen, neil es $err
8ilIon beritanoen, 0ofitr 5u iorgelL
Dab Die Ser. Stooten nidt in Die
inncren Sample ieneS 2aiOes Der.
quidt ipuroeiL utto megen ieiner
pronlpten gntienoung amerifoniider
Gruppen ilber Die @ren5e na6 Dem
lleberfoa in Columbus.
Gin meiteres Sob miro Dem @r.
folg Der Hegierung ee3oat tperoen,
Die W&onroe Qoftrin oufreht 3u err
holten lnO nit oen iiioamerifdni-
i1en Republifcn tnni9ere 8e3iebuns
gen al5utuiipfen, ioiuie Die 9mt0el8-
be5iebuugen NIT Oenielben 5u per-
beiiern.
5ooann miro bic Carthage be.
iprohen peroen un6 aud Serrn
Billions @ereiti6aftS Brogramm
miro Die nberoiente4 8Iroigultg er-
fobren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
eoenit Cir. giabaft in isIammen.

DaS Oiteil0e oes in gau be9rifie.
nen 2ocllt Ctr. 9iaonfts Der 0lii.
iouri 8ocific gabn eeriet bellte
morgen ge9en $50 in grau0. SGmt.
lide 5eueriuebr gIbteilnneen iDtit-
ben berange5oaen, oie 5lantmen 0ll
betdmpfel un0 pnn einen ltrbcrl
oringcn anf bic in Der gt1be be,
fin0liden glnlngen Der 5tanodro
Oil So. ab5ubalten. Seftge gtoro.
oitluinOe nodten es idluierig, ser
6lammen Serr 5u iberOen. Ger
8raRo entitano non t5infcn eiues
5eliers Der 9flaiteruugsorbeiter
peIdc Elm Sob Seer etlt3iInoetcn.
Die 6lammen griffen bei Dem beiti.
gen 8ino NIT 8IisesidneIe Inn lid,
uuO ietten iofort ben gio0uft III
9rano, Der nnbc6u fertiegeiteat
iuor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
QllprelIu luirb nidh bennrtiert.

@aibington s. sylni. synfoIqe
einer auf gernnIaiiune ocs gfepra.
ientonten 2nbef bon geebrosfo I'M.
ternontcnen llnteriufing mur6e Scr
8efebl 8ur Deportation GarmelIo
gaorello's aus Gma1u nuisebobeR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08

Sic britii6en Serluitc on Men.
ifenlcber merhen auf ilber 1000
Nluna ecitdst"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
Die CsntIdlciSnna uahe.

glilllfer0dlll. =. .Slilll. ~ 0ie ape
rotionen Dor 8er6nn n1bern iid)
ihren Ghoe, lnlO Die 5rai13oien ntiii.
fen Iid. penn aud NIT alBeritent
3ioeritreben Der GrtenntIlis fiiqeu.
bah Dor ben 3oren 8er0uns ibre
@ioerItan0sfraft gebroAen iii. 0tan
itebt in Baris oas llnbeiI fommen.
nnb lhon lDeroen YreBitimmen lalt,
Die Die 6oI9en 0es giiid3ugS aIs
ipcnig beoeuteno bin3uItellen beltrebt
fino. Dlan ipridlt bon einer 8lpeiteu,
nod it1rferen gertei0ianngslinie,
orF ipelhc bic fran86iiihe Irmee sii-
riiffoIlen fonne. i'm Sole iie ibre
Stellirugen Dor gerouf n!ifgeben
ioate; man ipridt ferner bon oen
enorr1en 8erlulteu ser 3eittidjen, Die
HI feinem gcrhiltnis all Dem itrotes
qiidlen 8ert Der Stuot itdnDen, uno
itellt ben Sieg Der 0elltiden, ben
iebt aud Baris NIT bangen 9lbnuu.
gen fomnlen iiebt, ais einen8brrbuss
5ieg bin Der Die frau5oitidla Mebrs
frat IN feiner Beiie beeintrahtigt.
bic oeittidJe obcr ltarf berlninoert
babe. Die drdn5oicu brauhen iid
ibrer glieoerIage njdlt 3u iddmen;
tie babcn init aerooc3u beiipicIloicr
1opferfcit qefdmpit, Bic aud i6rr
@egner ebreno nnerfeunen iper0et
9(6er ihGmen ioaten iidl ibre 10.
eenannten Staatsinanhcr lmo bic.
ieligen ibrcr militariiden 5iibrer,
tuelhe Den Slorren griin0Iid berfnb.
rem ino nid1t einmal Den ght ho.
ben, Dem @otfe Die gga9r1eit 5l Ias
gen, jene 8rablbdnie, bic oen pSieg
bon @eroun4 idou Dor g9ohcn ge.
fciert baben, im0 jeHe Generate, bic
0enl fransoiiiden 8olfe INNER mb
imlHer pieoer beriiherten, oaB lie
hie ..qaqe Dor ger6un felt in ben
5dn0en bitten, nnb 6aB Der ,.lebte
lerIud9 Der geutiHen fIGglid ge.
iheitert lei. 9ieIe 2eute iino ent,
mc6er gumufopfe oOcr 2iiguer,
benn bic laugiamcn 1ber itetigeH
Eortiarittc Der 9elltiden bdtten lie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08

Beirut eud bel eintduicn auf
Die aGribilne@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08

Berlin, iiber 2onoon s. SUM. -
8us &riegsamt meIoeie geitern
glben0, ooB oas 1itberIt itorfe Sort
9aur. ouf Dem Gltufer Der 9inas
m0 iiiooltlih BON Sort 4ououmont
gelegcn, bon 0en 8elltihen erobert
Doroen iii. Gie oelltihe glrtiIlerie
bate bieie SauptiteIllng 0es Sem
0es unbaltbor gemoht; Die Geut.
ifen iesten gum Sttrm an imo nab.
men 700 mberlpunoete 8rar3oieu
geiangen. Die ariees6eute lit groB.
8as bic 5rnnSOien lussu.
9oris, S. SUM. - Dos fran5oli.
i9e ariegsont bat 9eltte III einem
oifi3iellen gerid)t 5ugegebqn bob
ole Geltiihen Sort gdur genommen
boben, nadOem Oasielbe ourh befs
tiges glrtileriefeucr Ser 9eutihen
bollig 5uidnmengeidoiIen mar. Die
Oeutid)e glrtiIlerie bate oas 5enoen
BON 9erIt1rfungen in oas beOrdngte
Sort 8ur llmnoglidteit genadt, io-
ooB Oen @erteioigern nidts it6rIg
blieb, ais bic 8aiiet 81 itrefen
Mie pielc geianeene ben Deuts
Iden in bic 91noe fieIeu, miro utdt
augeaebcn, bod ninlnlt man an
oaB fat Die ean5e @arniion getOtet
mltr0c.
9onOon, s. SUM. Sort ganr,
efipa 5 MeiIen norooitlid BON Ser.
Dun qcleaen, meIdes ipodenIang bon
0en 6ranjoien bartn1dig perteiOigt
mnrOe, lit gefaaen; ole neiltide Sr-
fanterie nnternabm etnen 70 geipal-
tigen 5turlnmlgriff, onB fid Die
6ron5oien nidt langer 81 halten ber-
mohten; mas nibt erihlagen mar
DOer fliidtete, mnrbe gefangen &C.
nonlnlen; es beiBt. ooB iiber 700
iSrau5oien In @efangeniAoft gerie.
ten. 8ic Qeitihen eroberten cine
grobe 9lnsobl 8eidiisc beridieoeuen
aalibers. Wlaihincngelpebre imo nj
nenidleuoerer. Boris bebouptetc
nod, am @1itttuof friib, Dab oos
sort BON ben 8ranSoien beBolptet
neroe; 6o man ober ieit iener 3eit
feinc 8erbin0ung mebr nit Der Be
iasitng oes Sorts bot, lit NIT Cider.
belt onsnnebnlefL Dab oasieIbe &c.
faaen 1T. 9ieies 1T fir bic 5rau-
soien Elm ifperer Shlda on Die
Teittihen nit Der Groberimg oieies
sSorts ibre 2inien 5u bei0en Seiten
Der Wlnas oleihnldBig aitsgerihtet
hdben. 10 Dab oieieIben bon Sort
gaur bis Gbattnncourt cine gera0e
2inie bilDen.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
URGES FEDERAL Phone
SERVICE AS ECONOMY
Representative Lewis Limits Advocacy
of U. S. Ownership.

with the exception OF the telegraph.
and parcel post, the govern
ment would be q fool to go into busi-
ness o. any kind" said Representative
Lewis, Of Maryland. yesterday at the
luncheon the Builders and Manu-
lfacturers' Exchange, at the Continental
Hotel.
Defending his government ownership
bill pending in Congress, the Congress-
man said:
1T must not be construed that the
bi1l IL an attack on private property OF
private investors. Its aim Is to put the
telephone, eventually, in the homes OF
the masses"
Zone of the great benefits OF the bill
it will enable the housewife to deal more
directly with the farmer. and as things
row stand 1t Is almost impossible to gel
into telephone communication with any
Of the neighboring farmers for less thar
% cents telephone charges.
Washington Is the ideal city, being
the home Of the Federal government, u
try an experiment in government owner.
ship, and even II the service had to pt
operated at cost, the bill will have &C
complished its purpose.
THE difference between private anS
government ownership of the telephon,
Is the difference between using the phone
and locking It UP. As rates go up, utihza
ttion gees down. and II the government
Eventually takes over the phone systems
rates will permit the highest utilization
of the system, being probably as low
as cents O call"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
real ESTATE CONCERN
opens fine QUARTERS
John W. Thompson & Co. Leases Sec
ond Floor of New Building.

John W. Thompson & Co, Inc, real
estate brokers, have opened offices In the
new building at 72s-7S2 Fifteenth street
northwest, occupying the entire moor
front
John W. Thompson. president OF tne
company, is a grandson Of the late Jonn
w. Thompson, of Washington. who was
one of the pioneers of the city and ident-
Sed with financial and street railway
f-sCrests up to the time Of HIS death In
rsoa.
Ernest Hall Collidge is vice president.
Tte has been identified in the real estate
business In Washington for the last
eighteen years, and specializing In the
manaxement Of building properties and
leases. William E Davis, formerly as
sociated with Senator Blair Lee, ts
treasurer of the company. and Ross D.
Thompson, a grandson Of the late John
w. Thompsoa, Il secretary and mana
ger of the insurance and investment de-
partnnent-
Many new and modern ideas have been
adopted by the company. Its ofnces art
tastefuIly equipped and the firm Is serV'
ing a large clientele.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
AERIAL MAIL ROUTE
PLAN OF DEPARTMENT.
Service to Be Established Between New
York and Chicago.

Aeroplane mail service Is to be estab-
lished between New York and Chicago,
according to plans announced by the
Postoffce Department.
All details for a six to fourteen hour
service of mails via air route have been
completed, according to the department
announcement. and the only step now
necessary Is the purchase Of machines.
This will be done. It Is expected. IN
connection with the expenditure of $780,
900 appropriated by Congress for expert
mental purposes.
Declaring that trips are now entirely
practicable, the department says the dis
stance can be covered BY the mail-carry-
ing machines in an average OF eight
hours.
Emergency stations every twenty-five
miles will be established. with power
full searchlights. Planes will leave term
inals at p. m. and deliver mail u
their destinations before a. m. From
1900 to 1000 pounds of mail would bt
carried each trip.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
COAL FAMINE RELIEVED
BY CARLOAD SHIPMENTS

The coal shortage in the government
departments was somewhat reheveo yes
terday. when several carloads were re-
ceiysd consigned to District authorities
More coal is on the way.
Cold weather has increased demands IN
all schools and departments, a request
for coal coming from the new Central
High School yesterday. This school uses
from ten to twelve tons day.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
Kutz Tells of Local Government

Engineer Commissioner Kutz addressed
a meeting Of the Western Home and
School Association in Western High
School last night and described the work.
ings of the various departments OF the
District government.
The meeting was presided over by
Thomas L Hume, second vice president,
who urged continued cooperation be-
tween parents and teachers. Bryan
Morse, physical director of the school,
told Of it's athletic activities.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
10000 CHINESE BOOKS
IN CAPITAL COLLECTION

Readers OF Chinese need fear no dearth
OF reading matter, as there is a Chinese
library in Washington containing 1000
printed volumes. The collection Is part
Of the Congressional Library.
DR.. Walter T. Swingle. of the Library,
saws this collection contains some Of the
rarest Chinese works in print Some Of
them were printed before 1870 A. d.
The three largest books in the world
are listed in the collection.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
LECTURE ON WARS cRUCIBLE

Mrs. Harriet Chamlers Adams, who has
recently returned to Washington from
Europe, will address the National Geo
graphic Society this afternoon in the New
Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Adams subject will be ~Out OF
wars Crucible." Her lecture Will be
graphically illustrated.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
SEEKING IMPROVEMENTS

The Western High School and Home
Association has planned q campaign to
get two gymnasiums, a swimming pool
and an assembly building. Members OF
the association say that all other schools
have been improved since Western was
rennodened after the school fire.
Bryan Morse, physical director Of the
school, is working on a new plan of physi-
cal instruction that will rate each pupil
according to his athletic ability.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15

Funeral services for Mrs. Susanna A
MoreIand, who died Tuesday, will be held
today at 2:3O o'clock from st. Pauls
Church. Rock Creek parish.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15

Funeral services for Mrs. s. v. Cook
sey. who died yesterday, will be held Sat-
urday at $50 o'clock in st. Peters Cath
Olic Church, of which she was q lifelong
member
The Washington herald., 1916-12-15
FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget Dor
sey, who died Tuesday, will be held at
her late residence, 1915 Thirty-sfxth street
northwest, today at 9 o'clock.
Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara
Iocher, who died Tuesday, win be held
at her residence. 3421 o street northwest.
today at $50 o'clock.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-01-27
We are authorized to announce
Mr.. ]. O. WILLIAMS

Mr.. J. 0. WILLIAMS
as a candidate for the Office OF Gle k
of the Court of the Parish of Match !
toches, subject to the action Of tie
white Democratic voters of the Paris D
at the coming election.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-01-27

known as Road District No. IS, to-wit:
Commencing az point on the west
side of the right away of the l.. K.
& n. Go. at the north east corner of
Section 49, T. 10, North Range Seven
West where the South line of road Dis
trict No. u ends on said right away
thence running South along the West
ern side of the right away OF the l.. h.
& N. Co. to the west line OF Section ~
where said Railway crosses the west
line of section 80, thence north Range
six west. thence north along the West
ern line of section 80, north range six
west, thence north along the west lire
of section 80 to the South line of Sec.
10, thence east along the section line
between section 19 and 80 to the south
east section line, to the south east
corner of section 10 thence south along
abe section lines between section 80 and
20 thence east to the center OF the
south line of section 20 thence north to
the center of section % thence east to
the line of section 81 thence north
between section q and %. and between
81 and %, to center of Is and Is I. TO-,
north range west, thenceeast to sec
ton ID. thence north to the south west
corner of section IL thence east to
Black Bayou thence north in north
Westernly direction along the ward
lines between 2 and 4 the middle of the
north section line of section I. IL
North Range 7 west thence west to
the range line of range west which is
the boundry line of ward 3 and a thence
south along said range line to the
south west corner of section IL I. IL.
north range Z west, which point is the
line of the road District No, 10 to the
point of beginning of same.
And that the same be designated as
Road District No. Is of the Parish of
Natchitoches, La. earned.
BY Mr.. Pierson:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of Natchitoches. La.
Sec. /. That special election be
and the same is hereby ordered to be
held in Campti of the Parish of Nat
chiloches, being polling place No. l of
Ward Four in behalf of Road District
No Is of the Parish of Natchitoches on
Wednesday 23rd. day of February at
which shall be submitted the PROPOSE
ton to wit
To incur debt and issue bonds to the
amount of Twenty Ihousand.Dollars to
run for Twenty years, (20) towit:
916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922,
923, 1924, 1926, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929,
1880, 1881, 1892, 1888, 1884, and 1885,
to bear interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum for the purpose of con-
5tructing and maintaining gravel
DAD from the Maricelli School House
IN Bayou Bordeaux to the Village of |
ampti and for the construction and
of other roads in said
District.
Sec Z. That the Secretary Of the
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-01-27
PROOLA MATIGN.

Pursuant to a resolution passed /,
he Police Jury of the Parish of Nat
;hitoches, La, at its regular se-eig,
held on. the Bird day of Januar II 6.
G. H. Person, President of the Poilo
fury of the Parish of Natchtochas
hereby give notice in compliance VII.
said resolution that a special electio.
will be held in Ward Four Road Dist
rict No. Is GU Wednesday, Februar}
23rd 1916 for the purpose Of submit
ing to the proper V tax payers qualified
to vote at the said election under the
Constitution at the State of Louisiana
the following proposition:
PROPOSITIONS: to incur debt anC
5sue bonds to the amount of Twentl
thousand Dollars to run for Twe1t,
Years from date, to bear interest al
i've per cent per annum payable m
ually for the purpose of constructing
md maintaining a gravel road running
rom the Maricelli School House OF
Bordeaux, to the Village of Cam Il.
md for the maintenance ofOther road
in said Road District.
All in conformity to an ordinance jr
difference thereto adopted by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Natchitoches or
January Bird 1916.
For the purpose of holding said cleo
lion the polling place shall be polling
place No ] at Campti, La in the Par
ISL of Natchitoches, La, and II. e.
Lestage, S. s Sanders, and jules
EaricelIi, are herebr appointed Con
customers Of said election, and VIM.
Jr. is appointed Clerk of
said election. Said election shall be
conducted under the general election
laws of the State Of Louisiana appli-
:eble thereto.
Notice is hereby given that the said
Police Jury of the Parish of Natchito-
hes. La, will meet at its Office in the
City of Natchitoches at 10 O'Clock A.
! on the 3rd. day of April 1916, in
,pen and regular session and will then
II i there pr coed to open the ballot
Il xes examine and canvass the returns
nd declare the result Of h election.
%atchitoches, La. this 10Th. day Of
i. adaly 1915.
C. H. PIFES0N.
Prest' Police Jury,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-01-27
FOR CLERK
We are authorized to announce
MIR. d. j. HYAMs

as a candidate for the Office of Gle k
of the Court of the Parish of Natcl j.
toches, subject to the action OF tie
white Democratic voters of the Paria n
at the coming election.