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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21
WORKS BOTH WAYS.

Denford's Wine and Spirit Circular;
"I have heard distiller and i'm
porter say that he would light to the
last ditch any attempt to establish q
saloon in the neighborhood In which
he resides. II the people, engased In
the business feel this way about II.
they cannot find fault with others 20
ferIng the same objection"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21
DRINKERS NOT WANTED.

'Tf we could. we would keep no
man In our employ who drank at ~.
Sober men are safer and the better
always. The total nbstalner Is deeid-
cdly better than the one who drinks
even moderntcly."-The Buckeye Roll
Ing Mil Company, Steubenville. o.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21

Nine. Eugene Fonariova, noted Rus
sian beauty and concert singer, at
tired In mourning garb. She has just
arrived In New York and brought
with her new war style IN clothes,
being dressed In black from head TO
foot. The Grand Duchess Tntiana'
eldest daughter of the cZar, and a
number Of court ladies Of Petrograd
adopted this style and took oath never
to wear anything hut black until Rus
sa was victorious over Germany.
Nine. Fonariova was present when
the plan was made nad since then has
dressed In mourning.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21

Ralph Albert Blakelock, the famous
landscape artist. who for II years has
been confined In an insane asylum.
Many prominent people believe that
Blakelock Is now entirely sane.
Through the persistent efforts of Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, Adams and others he
has been granted six months fur
low of freedom In which to prove his
sanity. Blakelock says that he will
paint his way back to freedom,
despite his seventy years.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21
BOTTLES SCARCE.

A chemist in Chicago, who is ex-
pcrimentng with a formula for max
ing catchup and other preparations In
tablet form, explained to friend that
this change was all because of pro
hibitlon." Secondhand bottles are
used TO n great extent by manufse'
turrrs of many Of these products"
said the chemist, "and the spread OF
prohibition is making It almost Inn
possible to secure bottles for this puSN
pose"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21
VIOLATES LAW.

Champion of Fair Play:
"Thcre Is not n licensed saloon keep-
er In the state who does not lay him
self liable to prosecution dozen
times day"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-21
OUTLAWS SALOONS.

Skngwny Alaska, by vote Of 1o0
to 1853. outlawed Its saloons at Juzs
election
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
SrS uAu guDmdm" nit 8umppe H. fam fir fnm Tbn hhmn oaf wI IN va .
y&n gML In gmo l0 rme am bddMnt- .-

13, @ladbotpf II, goone s, 8erner
8, 8ltd]al1at 10, 8uena Giita 6, @ut.
Ter 5, Calhoun Z, Carroll Ia, Gaf
8. Geoar 10, gerro @oroo 6, Gbero.
fee s, GbidaIam 10, Glarfe 6, glat
4. Glnpton IA. Clinton 81. grap.
forb IS, Dallas 8, 9aois H. Geca:
fltr 10, 9eJamare S, Ges Wloimes Is
9idinion A. 9l,bltque 81, gmmet 4
Sapette IL, SlopO 5, Tranflin A
Sretnont 8, Green Z, @rltnoD 6, SIT
tbrn s, Samilton 6. Saneod 4, Sar.
sim z, SarriIou 6, &enrp 10, Som.
arb Z, Sumbolot 4, ssoa s, Soma IL.
SSaflon II. Sasper IA, SefferIon 10
Sobnion 16, Sones IL, &eofuf Is.
&o1iutb 8, See 81 2inn 80, Soltiie
5, 2ltcas 4 2pon 6, MtaoiIon s, Ma.
basfa IL, Marion 10, MaribaG 10.
Nsins 6, iMtden 5, Monona g. Mon.
roe s. Miontgomerp 6, Mnscatine
IA, Sygrien 8, SsSceoIa 5, Yage Z,
Galo Mlto Z, 9lpnrm,tb IA, @ocabon.
tas s, Golf 81, Bottapattalnie 90,
Gopeibief s, &ingsoIo 6, sac 6,
Scott 80, 5belbp IL, Siour 8, Stu
M 5, Cana 10, Gmlor s, Union 8,
gmt 9ltren II, @apello is, @arren
s, @aibinsto1t 10, @apne 8, @eb-
tier 10, @innebago 2, @innelbiet
10, @oooburD 81, @ortb 2,
@rigbt 5.
Mne stimnseber, Sic ii6 SIT Sen
Slrnoamentals@ rllnniasen Ser 9er1to-
.fratie b%efelne11, iino eiugelaoen, iiG
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

Sbomas 6. 5i1Iiarb aus
9agerstpprt, STD, bat cine 53jdbrige
Sienitaeit oils Geitaments= NesiItrator
i'm @atfenseridt binter lih. !Serr
9tlliarb ipurbe, trpboem CT Elm De
motrat tit, ftdnpis III benz r%epublifa=
nifaen @aibin9tpn Gpuntp mieber.
eripablt, ba er iid allgemeiner Mdz
tung erfreut. Gs nirb anaenpm
men, baB oiefer 8eomte Der sin5ige
I'M @taate, lpenn ni6t i'm earlSen
aanbe 1T, Der cine Stellung 10
lange inne bat.
NaAe g1ambersburg bel
9aserstown, Mo., purbe bic idlper>
ite 5rau BON Sranflin Gpuntp in
Der Peripg Der 81 Sabre alten
5annie 2ebma,l gu Grade setraasn.
Die @erftorbene bate elm @epidt
BON 500 pfunb unb paren sebn
Mdnner nDtig, ben 5arg aur @ruft
su- tragen. SRI. Sebman Bate cine
@rDBe BON 5 SUB Z Sou. Snfolge
lbres S6rpergepihts sebDrte Tie gu
ben befannteften DISQUALIFICATION i'm
Gountp. Sic erlag elmer nur fur
sen &ranfbeit. 8iele bunbert Ser
lonen BADEN Der @er1torbenen bic
lebts Sire ertpielen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Seuba6ten Sic bas Sinh tuesett @ir=
met.

8ilrmer ent5ieben bem &inS Sic
Starfe, berallben bem &inb Ser Mabrz
ing uno MAIDEN Sic &inber aufseregt.
nerpDs uno unrubis. 8eobadten sic
Den Stublgang, unb BEL Sen eriten gnz
5eiden poer @eroadt auf 8iirmer gez
ben Sic bem ainbe cine babe ober
gauge Sp5en9e aidapoo 8prm aiIer.
ein Ganpp 8llrm 8efreier. @iebt fpz
fprtige @eillltate, tit abfiibrenb, t0btcf
uno entfcrnt Bic 8iirmer, fDrbert DE
@erbalung nnb allgemeine Geillnp@
beit bes &inbes. gleiben Sic bel llno
seben Sic bem &inoe aifappo 8prm
&iuer biz ale Nn5eid5en bon 8iirmern
perI6ip1noen iinp. 25e BET Sbrem
Ipotbefer. (In5.),
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Sempfratiidjc Staats=& pnpcntipn.

Cine EMBELLISHMENTS Ser
oemofratiiden 4artei bon Soma iii
hermit nod Clinton, SSa., ouf Mitt-
mo6, SEN 10. M}ai 1916, Inn 10 l1br
gormittags berlifen.
Ser Smed belagter @%nnpention iii,
irgeno cine 8ofalt5 fir 3elegat al
large ODER itellpertretenoer 9elesai
at large STIR Nationalfonpention Ser
oemofratiiden @artei, Sic am ID.
Stunt 1916 1T ct. 9ouig abgebalten
merOen miro, al,s5ufiinen, iomie Sic
Ielegate1r at large ltto oie a'prgreB-
be5irfsl9 elegatel1 5u oieler &onpel1-
ton SIT initruiren, tpenll bies bes
Manbat ser bemofratilden @abler
lit, tpie es in ser 9rimarmabl aus
ge0riift mltrbe, uno fir grleoiglne
lolder anoerer @el6afte, melhe sic
&onpention fir %notbmenoig ur1o an.
gemeIien finoen mag.
9as gerbaltnib Ser 9ertretlung III
1 9elegat fir ie0es goltntD utlo /
9eleaat fir ie 200 @timmen obe,
eil1en9 rudtbeil FOLDER iiber sic S1lf.
te, bie III Ser @eneralmabl bonn Sab.
re 1914 fir Sobn S.. Samiltpn fiji,
oas Mnlt oes @ooernors a~bgegeber
Dl1rben.
Mad oieiem @erbdItniB fins oil
Counties 5u ~folgenoer 9elegatenoab,
lberedtigt:
aoair Z, Moams Z, MIIamafee 8
Nppanoole II. s%lllorbon 6, 8entor
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
stpeet Lamb Of libertpu
Sis tbe itar ipateleS bannerl
81, long mal) it lpape
Ger tie lanb Of tie free
Mno tbe Iollle Of tbe brabe."

Nuf m te Weiie
bat in 8erlin Die 9ertauferin Suite
glesper cine srobe @n5abl bpn Ser
m%ieterinnen, oaranter &riegerfrausa
unb anbere, Die in Dec jettgen i6ne=
ren 3eit nit Der Got oes 2ebens gu
tdmpfen baden, yelddoist. Die Mnz
getlaste eridiel BEL 5reuen, Die
Smlaf1tenen 5u permieten baben, un0
mtetete Elm iol@e unter Be5ablung
pon 2 bis 8 Marf. sic bate fetn
gepad bel fi6, CAB 1t@ fir cine ftelz
lenlps geporoene PllBma9erin aus
unb erfldrte, DaB es ibr Bel Dem iebiz
gen Mal1gel on 9ienft1ndnnern nt9t
m0sli9 senele en- lei, ibren Softer
gleid mitSlbringer, bab tie i'm aber
am ndditen Sage bolen piiroe. Die
Iebr getpanDte 9lngeflagte perftano e5
auBcrt geiGidt, Dos @ertrauen Der
ssrauen gu erperben, Deren Mitlelo
ST. er.egen uno ltb au9 ~bilfsbereit 81
3eieen. Sic sr5a6lte Ii. a. unter Sra
ner, baB ibr 8rdutisam i'm 5slbe sez
fallen unb lire Mutter plDblih se=
ltorben lei, auf Der anoeren 9e!,i err
bot fie ii@, ~itellenloien Mitbeipobnez
rinnem Mn1teuung in einem groben
puBgeIddft gu perfaaffsn. DIN nadz
item Sage perabidiebste lie iih ettpas
plDblia, anseblia UNI ibren Softer
gu hplen, fie tebrte aber ni@t aurld,
llnb Ole 8ermieterinnen muBten 5u
i9rem 5dreden feitftelen, oaB Die
Mngeflagte bic tur5e 3eit. in Der 1e
aaein III Ser @ohnuug mar, ba5u
benubt hstte, I'm aue Mertiaden,
llbren, soloene Mtnse. Mdfdeitiide,
bar Gelo unb2 audi ma,des teuere
Mnosnten al Ger1tprbene az fteblen.
&irSli1 traten 81 8slaitunssSeusin-
men, Die ie in dlberF raffinierter
8etie beitpblen bate, gegen tie auf.
Das @eri@t ~perurteilte bic aemetnae>
fdbrlide perion au orei Sa3ren Ge<
fdn9nis.
- Gtner Der lebten Dfft.
5lere, Die emit fir SGlesmtgSSolftein
ftritten, bollenoete por turaem leta
So. &ebensiabr.. prin5 gbriitim
Srieori6 Scarf Musut BON G9Iess
mig : Sp(fteia : @pnberburg : Mugu<
itenburg, Elm S5eim Der beut1Gen
aaiierin, ipurbe am %. Sarllar
1881 geboren unb sebDrte OILS Sberlte
leutnant Der &apallcris Der einItigen
@9leslpig 6oliteinifGen 2anbesar=
NEE on. @pdter nobm ct an benz
SeloSug 1864 tell. SIM Sabre 1866
permdbltc er ii4 nit elmer ensliI@eu
Ntnsefiin. Yrin5 Gbriitian, rer
s~s1bbritmnii9er General unb preu=
bif9er General Der &apallerie i la
suite bes 8. &esi<
ments 1T, lebt in 2onbpn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

tpir0 atdb 1trs bier @erc9tisfeit ipioerz
fa6rclt. %ltniere 2oDalitdt gesen bie Mez
plblif, ipelde man iett b0gnil1 be-
sipeifelt, iuirb ipiebcr ancrfunnt ipcr@
bell mic, 5l Baibinston's, ipic 5l 2inS
coins 3eitcn. %llnlcre @ciinnlnaen
ipcrbcn lpicber geadtet; unicrc Sittcn
IND Bebrdllde inns selalien; unler
@plfsdaraftcr miro nic6t ntehr in Ben
aptb bcr@erlalmbrna ec8osen ipcrben.
lllo mir lperoen nidt langer 5ll9iirsern
%5tpeiter pbcr britter alaiie begrabirt
fperoen. l1nb 9eraDe bier i'll I1nerifa
loll Der Sab beipieIen ncrben: vMn
nelttlc9en 8eicn 1oll bereinlt Sic 8elt
geteleu."
QaBt besbalb Sen Mllt6 1idt linfe,,,
ibr alten &ai,npen fin Sreibeit unb
9fedt. @altet itof5 Sen aopf in. Sic
&pbl So fat &ciHcr elm belIcres Gecbt
0a8ll ipic ibr.
Seoer, tpelder beitldes 9llt in let
men NSern Bot - basielbc rot6e 8lut,
ipclfes feline 9opferfeit in Sen Sdan5S
9rabet~ Sln11oert1s lnlb Srmifrei1s. alf
Den @efiloeu 8olcns uno &urlal1ps, in
Den @ebir9spallen serbiens unb in Sen
&arpat6cn nnter 5inoenburg lllb Ma@
c%fenieil, benz &diler urlb 9rpnprin5e1
ltno i6ren anberen 9roBen 6eerfiibrern
beipieIen bat; nnb ni6t MIR auf BENT
2albe, 1pnberr1 ald in Sen alberen
Glementert Ser 9Satltr iiber ltl1b urlter
DEM @ailer uno IN Ben 6D9iten Gesioz
ncn Ser 2uft, Ser ltaunenben Iitipelt
8lli1oer llm @unber borsefiibrt fat,
Der braltdt iid niebt leiner M6itamz
mltll9 gu lda,nen. gr 9eb1rt 5u bem
@ermancnlfalnm, Ser grDBten Mlen<
l6enraiie, lpelbe le auf bieler grbflleel
gelebt, getpirft, 9eliebt nitb ge%
fampft bat.
llno ols quite arneritaniide giirger
baben mir bag gedt, itol5 auf n%nlere1l
ginoeltrid SIT fem, ltnicr ubppben".
ltnb Ser 9eutI6 : Mmerifanil6e Nfa=
tional : guno bat cine sroBe &ulturz
miliipn 5t erfiiaen, al5 @ermittler
ltt1b l1cberleber jenes eroBen @olfsgeiz
ties, Ser bas Sbrt briiben Iaes 9e1d]afz
fen bat, 10 bab feline ge9nutngen al1d
lnierm seliebten alnerifantlden gater=
latloe 5llfommen mD9en.
11nb ipern sic SD6ne @ern1aniens
Ii1 I'M has Sternenbant1er 1baareu,
lpenn linen ipieber ibr redbtmaBiser
Elat ais %gbrensarbe BET bemielben suz
.erfannt miro, iuelln man 1ier crit be-
9reifet lernt, baB beltlde Grelle, bent=
i6er @lttb, oelrtlde @1sbauer, neltlbe
@riinbli6feit, beutl6es @i1ien, bel1tz
ide Seibes~, Geiit~ nnb gberafteritarfe
bieles Gnblem Der Sreibeit bpbbalten
uno bei6iiben lperben, bann fDlt1ten lpir
aus gan5em 6cr5cn mitlilgen:
paeD cnntrb 'tis Of tbee,
Sipeet LAMB Of libertDv
l1n6
sis tie ltar 1pansIeb barnerl
81, long 1na1 it lpape
Scr tie lunb Of TIE free
0T..S etII. G,,.E, - IN. I..Is N ~ +
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Die ldjSncm sad)cn.

Gereinsla5arctt, slDpelterfeier. -
Gin Soloaf britgt oerbe gol1plets
5lllll gortraa, NUT ltltaltsgelprodenell
Sdalbreiilen. Die perlegelle gtile
ltlter6ritbt Sdapelter 9arouelie 9.
i11 fleDelloiten Sonfall: u@er meib
6elln llod 10 ldore Sa1en?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

glrelal1os Med)te III Gortlteal
itilscn lid, ultf ei1en gertrag aus oer1
Sabre 1878 l1o ouF sic engli=
ihe9iiifiid}tsloiiefeit gegen Sic mad,ts
10 ell &%leinItaaten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

an Ser @abl BON 9eGeeaten 51 oieier
a%onpention gu betbeiligen.
SIM Outrage oes oemofratiifen
Gentralfomites BON Soma, bas ieine
5isrng an 2. Sebrltar 1916 abbielt
S. 50. &eDnol0s,
gorliser.
SO. 5, @ranagan.
Sefretar.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
Lovelock Drainage

Goodin, j. T., & w. R. Chadwick
The fractional M Sec. 81, T. 26 N,
Il. 81 E., 272 acres. Tax $65.28, penal
ties 1858, costs So; total tax 1881.
Larson, H.-SWA Sec. 35, T. 26 N,
R. 81 E., 100 acres. Tax $38.40, penal
ties 1894, costs 50; total tax $44.24.
Sehaefels, Gerhard-Sh SWA, So
SEA Sec. 20, T. 25 N, R. 81 E., 100
acres. Tax $3S.40, penalties 1884, costs
81; total tax $44.24.
Monday, January IL, 1916, at IL
o'clock NJ, I will sell to pay the afore-
said Taxes. Penalties and costs of ad.
yertising will be collected in addition
to the original taxes. Also that said
property is subject to redemption
within six months of date of such sale
by payment of said sum with 8 per cent
per month thereon from date until paid.
F. G. HOENSTTNE,
County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax
Collector of Humboldt County, State
of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04

Silver State and s. F. Call, SOC q month
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
winnemucca Town

Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo &
Co. to-wit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., wei the railway
mileage operated by the s. P. R. r.
Co. within the county of Humboldt,
State Of Nevada. Said Wells Fargo &
Co. operates within the limits of the
town Of Winnemueca, said county and
State, over a railway mileage Of 2.3
miles at 2S1.15 per mile. Tax $21.31,
penalties s2.l3, costs So; total tax
$25.44.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
INLAY School

Ernest, J. W.-Nh NEA Sec. SO, L
SO N, R. 33 E.. so acres End class
grazing land. Tax 1851, penalties SO,
costs So; total tax $5.97.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo 6
CO., towit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the s. P. r. r. Co.
within the Inlay School District,
County of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
Said Wells Fargo C Co. operate within
the limits Of said Inlay School Dis
trict, owe a railway mileage of 1898
miles, at $2S1.15 per mile. Tax $37.04,
penalties 1910, costs So; total tax
$42.74.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04

Brooks, Peyton Hal Sec. 80, Il.
80 N, r. 3s E., $40 acres c. p. con
tract land, all End class grazing. Tax
$27.71, penalties $2.77, costs 81; total
tax $32.4s.
Fable, Carl-Nh NwA Sec. %, t.
81 NJ, r. 3s f., so acres End class
grazing. Tax $3.47, penalties .35, costs
So; total tax $500.
G~awthorne, Frederick A.%SWH Sc
Il Sec. 16, T. 81 n, R. 3s E., 40 acres
End class grazing land. Tax $1.73, pen
alties II, costs 50; total tax $500.
Tufts, Mary V.-NEA NEA Sec.
10, T. SO N, R. 3s E., 40 acres con-
tract land, all End class grazing. Tax
s1.73, penalties II, costs 50; total tax
$500.
Wilson, E. w.-An Sec. 5, all Sec.
81, T. 36 N, r. 80 E.; all See. 81, T.
81 N R. 3S E.; 1886 acres G.. p.
contract, all End class grazing land.
Tax $500, penalties 1892, costs 81;
total tax $93.52.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo &
Co., to-wit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the s. P. R. R. Co.
within the limits of the Winnemucca
School District, County Of Humboldt,
State of Nevada. Said Wells Fargo &
Co. operate within the limits of the
said Winnemucca School District over
a railway mileage of 23.s56 miles at
1921 Is per mile. Tax $107. AZ. penal
ties, $10.75, costs So; total tax $120.23.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
LoYelock Town

Morrison, NJ. E.-Unimproved lot ID.
blk 81, Webb Addition. Tax $685.,
penalties "a, costs 50; total tax $500.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
property belonging to Wells Fargo q
Co., to-wit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the G. P. R. R.
Co., within the limits of the Gown of
I'oveloek, .S61 miles at $Ss1.15 per
mile. Tax 1913, penalties 81, costs
So; total tax $12.04.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHI

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween A. H. Taylor, John G.. Leinss
and Dudley Newton, has been dissolved
from and after this date.
Dated December Is, 1915.
A H. TAYLOR,
JOHN G. LEINSS.
--advt,d, janis
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
rairview School

Larson, II. P.-Wh VIZ Sec. l, t.
81 N, R. 81 E., alfalfa 3rd class 10
acres, grain IA acres, arabic 3rd class,
1882 acres; improvements; l wagon,
2 sets harness, machinery, 4 work
horses, 2 milch cows, 2 hogs, 90 chick
ems. Tax 5000, poll tax SO, penalties
Sf.32, costs 50; total tax $49.52.
Wells Fargo & Co.-That certain
pr property belonging to Wells Fargo &
Co., towit: The right to carry express
and the right to transact all business
commonly done and transacted by said
Wells Fargo & Co., over the railway
mileage operated by the s. p. R. r. Co.
within the limits of the Fairview
School District, county Of Humboldt.
State of Nevada. Said Wells Fargo &
Co. operate within the limits of said
Fairview School District over a rail
way mileage Of 1872 miles at $2s1.15
per mile. Tax $39.72, penalties 1897.
costs 81; total tax s45.69.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-01-04
winnemucca School

Burdette, NJ. ENVY Sec. 10, r.
"a ~, r. 35 E., leo acres end class
grazing land. Tax $500, penalties 90,
costs 81; total tax s9.62.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29
WANT mitchell oUSTED.
United Independent Democrats of Kings
County Send Resolutions to
Governor

New York. May 29-The removal of
Mayor Purroy Mitchell from Office was
asked in resolutions adopted at New
York and sent to Governor Whitman Sat
urday night by the united independent
Democrats of Kings county. The techni-
cal basis for the request for the mayors
removal was that he had failed in his
duty as citizen to notify the district
attorney of King and New York counties
of the knowledge he said he had that
clergymen were conspiring criminally for
illegal purposes. The resolutions cited
that in testimony and in public state
ments the mayor repeatedly said he had
such knowledge.
The resolutions were drafted by W. f.
Connell. president of the organization,
the man who requested District Attorney
Lewis OF Kings to investigate the wire
tapping which led TO the indictment of
Commissioner of Charities Kingsbury and
his counsel. William VI. Hotchkiss. The
resolutions were drawn al a meeting Of
the executive committee Of the organiza-
tion SATURDAY. and adopted at meeting
Saturday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY.
Its Meaning Interpreted for the Younger
Generations.

We pause to-day in the midst of the
never ending duties of life to give expires
! sion to high and noble tributes to the
great armies of our heroes, and to com
memorate their virtues and their deeds
with fitting and appropriate ceremonies
As we undertake to review the mar
velous development of a great nation
with its mighty wonders, we turn in
stinctively TO the soldier and in glorious
epitaph we would write of his courage,
his LOYALTY. his blood carnage, making
possible the foundation of our country's
greatness and building structure that
will stand for all time as an imperisha BILE
memorial of his love for humanity.
The purple Of the evening and the bill
lows of silver and gold of the morning
paint the flowers and grass and hide all
that is mortal OF young lives crushed out
on cruel fields of war, and where'er they
sleep, in field or on mountain or in the
silent deep where coral and the amber
ride in youthful bloom or boyhood pride"
these grand heroic builders OF history are
TRANSPORTED into the tight of His counte-
nance.
Memories. rich with the years of half
a century with their posthumous glories,
are before us glories attained by heroes
who have long been sleeping a long and
dreamless sleep; attained also by those
who came back from the battlehelds of
the southland. SCARED and footsore. to-
still give to the greatest nation on earth
the best of their manhood They were
not great as the world calls men great,
for they came from hamlet. and harvest
field. from dark forests and rural soil |
tudes; they came in the strength of
their young manhood, with iron nerve
and sinew--the revealed possibilities OF a
mighty patriotism. II was not the deed
that made them great. it was the motive
that prompted the deed. The soldiers of
America are great because they haze new
n entered war for the sake OF cvquest,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29
Someone Else Is Star Boarder Now.

Someone Else Is Star Boarder Now.
Landlady-What did the poet mean
when he said "The substance of things
hoped for; the evidence of things un-
seem?
Boarder-Hash, probablyl-Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29

| for the sake of territory, but always
and only for the equal rights of their
| fellow men And day we gather the
iris from the rpshes, the daisy from the
meadows, the Wild rose from the prairie,
and out of the secret woodland we watch
the chariot of springtime bringing her
choicest chaplets to our brave ones; the
same prairie and the same woodland that
gave them birth now weave in choicest
blossoms their tributes OF love, and all
the nation joins in the symphony of the
solemn litanies OF the past and sings a
joyful song unto the Lord; and our sur
viving heroes of '6l, in their last long
march, like Israel are looking forward to
the promised land, where there is no
sound of battle. only palms of victory
and crowns of glory.
From the silent cities of the dead
great cry goes forth, with an impressive
and never ending injunction, while the
volcano across the seas still pours out ito
deadly missiles let us have peace"
Memorial day must not be wasted in
sentiment that means nothing. On this
day we renew our conservation, our fidel-
ity, our loyalty, our vigilance. and pre-
pare for the vision of the future. That
vision must be the perpetuation of the
principles of great country, and we as
sure ourselves that while we win keep
the faith our fathers kept, we win pray
that our footsteps may be timed to the
rhythm of the march of peace.
"Down the dark future through long
generations
The echoing sounds grow fainter and
then cease;
And like a bell with solemn, sweet vibra-
tions
hear once more the voice of Christ
say Peace
National Association of Patriotic In
,tructors, l0l fremont street. Boston,
Mass, May |, 1915.