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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-24
TWO RENO BOYS PLAY VILLA.
AND ONE Is KILLED

Reno. New, June 23.-Rene Mary,
IL, and Joe Serpentino, IA, playmatos
played villa, and after several min
utes OF play, Rene was killed when
a charge OF birdshot entered into his
body. The boys were returning from,
a hunting trip In the nearby hills
Mary declared that he was Villa and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-24
RUDpER PLACED ON SHIP
OUT OF DRY DOCK

Repairs OF a difficult nature were
recently made upon the steamship,
Honduras. in quick time Mt Galveston
where no dry dock is available. The
vessel, after breaking down at sea
and navigating for more than one
hundred miles with a hastily devised
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-24

started to run. Serpentino raised the
shot gun he was carrying and order
ed his companion to stop. The boy
kept on running and Serpentino pull
ed the trigger. He thought he had
extracted the shells from the gun.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-24
Sure To.

sure TO,
II trouble were needle in a hay
stack some people would find 1t easily
enough.-Judge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
Positive Proof.

An aged and much-traveled tourist
was relating experiences of his travels
to group of friends. when a blatant
young man, who had himself made a
short triD through Europe. decided
that 1t " about time TO come in for
his share Of honors as a great trav-
eler. When l made my trip through
the Red sea-" the young man inter.
jected, we dropped anchor one night
IN the exact spot where Pharaoh's
hosts were engulfed by the waters of
the Red sea. In the morning when We
heaved up the anchor We discovered
that one Of Pharaoh's chariots, which
had for years been lying at the bottom
OF the sea, was hooked on TO one of
the nukes OF our anchor. It was in an
excellent state Of preservation How
did You know it was one Of Pharaoh's
chariots and not one of more recent
vintage?" inquired the old tourist
On, that was easy" replied the noisy
young man You see. in one corner
or the chariot we found an old coin
which bore the Inscription, zoos B.
c."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
DESPLAND DINNER AND
BALL A GREAT SUCCESS

The brilliant affair Saturday even
ing held in honor of the opening of the
Despland hotel consisted of a most
enjoyable dinner, followed by the an
nual ball. which lasted well into the
night.
The main dining room presented a
gay scene. Many private parties ad-
ded to the fun and merriment. Among
others, NJ. Sholtz entertained six Of
his friends. His table had been en-
gagged for some time past and elabor-
ate preparations for the dinner made.
Another of the parties consisted of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Cornwall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs j. D. c. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Niver, Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Fitzgerald and
Doctor and Mrs. G. c. Bohannon. Mrs.
Isabel Cornwall also entertained a
party Of three.
Among those who arrived yester-
day at the Despland were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Dunn, from East Orange,
who will spend the entire season:
Mrs. NJ. Bean. also season guest;
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

Where q nan can live he can
I've well; but he may not have 70
IN a palace. Marcus Aurelius
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
scrubbIna the Floor.

Always scrub a floor the w
the grain OF the wood.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

November ls
December =. =. -. 6 LIZ
Total IS days; 66.43 inches.
The heaviest rains occurred JalF
airy II, 2.6S inches; July II and :
2.25 and $50 inches; August ~
10, 30 and 2.2o inches; SeptenN
p and "a, 2.10 and $50 inches: oeS
Der %, ass inches.
It rained 81 days in 1914, Sss
inches. and 76 days in 1913, NJ
inches.
The combined precipitation Of tas~
two years is It's inches less than "
amount for 1915. \ former wealae
report gives 500 inches as the nofn
precipitation for Daytona ana
mond.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
INTERESTING RECORD
OF The PRECIPITATION
RAINFALL OF PAST YEAR Elk
cEEDS COMBINED PREcIPITA-
TON OF THE TWO PRECEDING
YEARS-ABOVE NORMAL.

JIG Brown, who for several years
has been keeping a record of the
rainfall at this place, furnishes the
following record Of the precipitation
Tor the past year and makes an in
terestlng comparison with the
amount Of rainfall of the two pre-
ceding years:
Rainfall for 1915:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

Mr.. NJ. A. White, of Philadelphia: Mr..
P. c. Clifford, of the same city, and
Miss Jane Hill. of Atlantic City.
Manager Waite is expecting the
early arrival of several more parties
from the North and his bookings for
the entire winter warrant an optimis-
tic outlook.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
Sure Cure.

My love. wish you wouldn't
IAN the women 90. dear
looks ike an admission On your
that YOU are not already perfec-
that pains ne" What could ~ s
but stop?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24
WruuoeiseutgumS ltebertrasuugsa,
Gineinnoti. %. gluauit.


Senrp Wlsis an pie Taoors oil
Co., 5 Sabre podli, pom Is. Sun
1916 an, auf gOi no. 31a pon 30
finger unb Soptins lntrabtbsilunf
bon Siib RorpOOO gu elmer jdbrlidsr
ylistbe DON $500 nit @ntaufspr.ui:
Issium fir $1,000.
Die q. q. psiers ReoItp So. ar
2aura Supbsr, 5O.84 Bel 122 SUB ar
Der RorDIeite Der 5optins aDsRus
122 SUB Diili6 Der adifon Gtrabt
in RorpOoO, (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
Die grbsn Don 5race Samipsus
per Skriff, on .6snrp u. alein. %
bel IS Sub an Der Siibieite Der Sli.
Der Sirabe, (Sieusr SOC; $500.
Maria 8. 5OrimaHn an Sarrr
5srbers, % 5uB an Der noroDitlitsr
ede bes Ct. pauI plaee uuD qaOil.
lion Strabs, (Steuer $1.50); 81.
Charles 9tbums an Sames 80.
5orater. 2 Cots pon js 100 tei 150
Sub on Der Dsitieits Der Wapnt
2lpsnue in 5urtpsa. (Stsuer $2);
81.
Goriens s. 9tibbroof an Mlbert v.
Sisblsr. S5 BEL 240 SUB an Der Role
9ia Qpenus, (Stsuer $10.50); 81.
@eorge s. Subn on giiber Bloom.
20 bsi 100 SUB an Der Sorban Strus
BE- (Steuer $3.50; 81.
Sacob 3insmeiiitt an Gina pnias
teri, 25 bei 50 SUB an Der Oitieite
Der RittenbOuIe 5traBe, 180 Gub
nOrblih Der Gatbarine Strabe,
(Sieusr $3.50; 81.
Robert g. 2llcprn an George 8.
@Olf, 33a SUB. an Der gprbisite Der
Gaiblap 2tOenue. ferner IL Sub an
Der Norbieite Der 2niblap @penue in
Bomb Sil augrensenb, (Steuer
1886; 81.
9arrp z. asbman on paul s.
@renbelmepsr, bic ESrbIihen 12A SUB
bou Got 19 unb bic iiibli6eH %
SUB pon Got Rp. % BON Der Spanbos
Spnbitat untsrabtbeilung in ylcrs
uoob, 81.
paul ). @renbslnlener an Sarrp ).
as99niail Die Die fiaiiSsia;ssa aisi;ss!,ss.a III Guk BON
Got glo. 90 uno bic nSrbli6en 255ub
bon Got SO. % Derfelben llntsrabs
tbeilung 81.
Sarrp s. 2ebman an Moia g. sbs
iparbs, bic fiibIi9en 12a Jub DON Got
% unb bic n0rOli4sn 25 SUB bon Got
10. % in berfelbsn llnterabtheilung,
ferner bic fiibliden 37a Sub bon Got
no. 19 in berfelben llnterdbttilung,
(Steuer $3); 81.
Margaret 9reenomner an 0sorge
u. CUNT, Alb BEL 1892 Gub on
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porssnommen. nur i'm IotfalI. etipd
bidt Dor Der 20funs, bic SpHtraiics
gu perIuden. Oenn er fpnnte ieti
ni6t mebr baran 5lpeifeln, baB bic
GefunObcit bes &inbes, pbpliid) 10
pobl lpie pIpdiih, unter itdrtsren
gsinilu1unsen, birsttsn GiinHldfsi
runsen beoentlib leiben ipiirbe.
Dit jfner lsi9ten SDpnoie. bic Dem
Subjstt isl6it unbepnbt bleibi, beeiils
ilubts er ihematiiA bic 8eoantenps!i
oes Map6ens, unb bel jeber Gelesens
bsit, bic iih bot, iufte er lie fur oas
RatieIlufte Dss 2ebens gu intsreliis'
rem, i6re pbantaIie IN Die 9eheimpeli
bes SaTeins gu sieben. Sas fiel ibnl
bel ibrer 9eranlagrlnl niht ihpsr.
Sn ibren buntIen gllgen tegann Elm
unbsimIi6es, iibsrirbiiaes 2i9t 5a
bremen, uno immer tiefer Derlant iis
in i6psrmiitises Strpeisen, Slln
Shreden Der Wiutter, bic iid getaos
pon bieier Reiie, pon per frii4en Gess
luft, Der 9lbpehIelung ein @ufbliibsn
Der bisIang suriidsebdItenen lebenss
luit ibrer Sp9tsr periproden bate.
Ql6er iie abnte nitt bic llrid6s.
Sic lab in bem Spttor etlpas san3
anberes aIs ben tpifeuihaftlifen Jas
natter, ben pfptiiaen gipiieftios
niiisn. Sin roiiger 5usenbi6ilnmtr
iiberspb ibre 3iise, Die 5dItten pes
Summers sIdtteten fb, penn er II
ibre RGbe fam, iib neben ibr nieoers
lisb unb intim au pIaubsrn besann.
0snn Or. gbartott oertebrte. dubsr
pem S6iffsur5t, nit BEN sr geleaents
lid iiber irseHo ein itrittiges 5bsIad
in Der Rsbi5in bistutisrts, nit feinsm
Der fremben pofasiere ober Der
SdiffsoffiSisre. 9lber ibr seseniibsr
bssann er mebr unb mebr auf5utansn.
Gr unterbieIt ii6 iber ale 3eiien,
iiter ibr 2eben in 2Unoon uno Sponep
unb ni6t bic tleiniis aIeinisteit mar
ibm langpsilis. Gs hien ibr indnd,
nal, als probe er mi, elmer Sonbs in
ibrer tiefitsn Seels, els ipole er ne
tennsn lernen big in Dls 9erborgenits
binsin. llnb iie erid1uerte unter ieis
nen forfdenben gIitsH. iurdtiam ME
Elm iunees 0iGb6en. ygie ein Jieber
padte es iie su5siten, bciBss glui iiisJ
ibr gu Sirn; unb blnH frOtelis Fe
pisber Dor elmer nar,HIoIen Insit.
9as mubte bic gisbe isin. Die
pabrs, .dts 2iebe, bi: lie trob ibr'r
lanssn Gbe bod pr5 nis setannt.
0as mar etipns 10 gang dnberss aIs
bamaIs, in ibrer grua!3eit. 0dmdls
mar es Der &orper, nit BEN lie Iieote
uab ben iie 'bingab; oiesmaI NOR Is
bic Sesls, bic ii6 in 9emui BEN
8uni5 unb @iLIsr bes Wiannss
ppferte. llnb iie fii5lte fih beisIist
in bsm 9eipubtisin, lb iis ibm ibre
tiefiten Resuneen cFfenbaren burfte,
unb mertie es Oar ai6t, bab er ibr
10 ipsnis bugsgeH CAB, bab er MIR ih'
msr forberte.
(5ortistunJ folgt.)
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Der HorbIeite Der Union glpenus
204.92 Sub Oitlid Der GrapfiIt
Rcab. (Steuer SD; 81.
Carrie @pob an Wiliom 6. glart
80 Bel 177.75 CUB an Der Maoiior
&oac in Satlep, (Stsuer So; 81.
u. W. :. Sbepberb an 90. @aIac,
Boone, Got glo. 7 unb s in Der Gong
Diep llnterabtbeiluns, cine abbitior
gu Carthage, (Sisusr SOC; 81.
Geo. Slider an Catherine Slider
so lei 1893 Sub an Der Weitieitl
Der Cora stosnus in @eitipopb
(Steuer Soc; 81.
GcrnsIia 5R. sempIston an Roft
gIO3. so bei 131 SUP an Der @sit.
ieite Der Goniibins 9lpenue, 3127C
SUB n6rbIi9 Der Ulurbod 9lpenue
CSseusr $3.50; 81.
Carl u. Sa1nisan an Charles g.
S6ramm, Elm 5rati 2anb in SET.
ticn 27, Columbia aolpnfbip, (Steuer
$1.50); 81.
Barbara glaab an Sanes u.
@oIfb, rs bel So ;SuB an Der Gio.
ieits Der aibsrtp Strabs, (Stsuer
SD; 81.
Qpelbsio giraIu on Senrs Z.
S6runb, % bel so fSub an Der Oit.
ieite Der Gamblers Sirabs, 200 Sub
nor6Ii6 Der Corp Strabe, (Stsuer
T-5o); 81.
5enrb 8. Sdrunb an gaarp u.
Shrdnb, basIeIbe gisentbum, 81.
Simon q. Rob, Gre'r unb Sruiies,
an Nora 8undel 9aiIsp, bic iiibliden
"a Sub bon Got 3S IL. bic norbliten
80 ssub BON Got Rp. 81 bon Der aine
lpopb 2unb Go.'s sipeiteH llnterab.
tbeilung in 2inipoob, ferner sin
SireiFsn aaub 0itli6 bapon, eesen.
iiber bss Mpper pluts, (Sisa,r
So; 81.
Rcra 9undel gailsp an Spbn u.
Surimun. Elm sratt 2anb in Sation
20 in Columbia spipni9ip, (Stsusr
81; 81.
9setsr 80. gaebner an syrant 8.
SSir, bic oitli6sn 10 SUB BON Got go
is II. bic psIili6en 20 SUB BON Got
no. II BON s. 8. puIte's llnterabz
ibeiluns pon9lorb Sairmount, $3575.
SuIiu Reilsp an Barbara Stoebr.
so ssub an Der 9irsinia 2lpenue,
1859 SUB iiiblich Der gba1e 9lpes
me. (Steusr s2), 81.
Die q. q. 9eters Realtb 60. ar
9Inn6e u. @stefp, 81 BEL 159 Gus,
mebr obsr tpsnissr on Der Norbfeite
Der Serbp 9tDenue, 120 SUB ipeiilif
Der Withsa slpenus. Winton plats,
(Steuer $4): 81.
5beoeore GornueQe an Wpa6el
WiiIler, so Bel 139 aub an Der gg.ft.
ieite Der 8omisn 9tpenut in Mabis
fonpille, (Sisuer 81; 81.
Wldrp 9. 8ertlsp on glisa g,rs
man, 30 bei l4O s5ub an Der gDsits
feits Der MsItner 9lpenue in Mabifons
pilIe. CSteuer Soc; 81.
Daniel 6. 2pon an bi. Mppre Oil
Co., Cots 9ip. % uHb 26 in 6. 9o=
unloipn's 3tpeitsr untsrubtbsilung bon
gseh 8rope. $4,000.
Niaiam u. Mebl an Willinm Z.
Snctarob, S7.03 4der 9onb in Gets
tionsn a iInb 10, Golerain 9opnfbip,
(Steuer S3); 81.
hilbert =. Bug on gorinne Wah
8ub. Elm 5ratt aonb in Settion 12
in Columbia Sopnibip In bsm 9orfs
Wabsira, 81.
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Grunbeiatntfums .Spputbefen.
Reuseingetraaeu.


aaura Gnpber an Dat 8. u. 9.
Co., $4,000.
5ames 70. 5Oraisr an entsrpriis
y. II. g. ". 60, SIo0U.
ebitb n. Matbeps OIL bo., $500.
Daniel petri an bo., $2250.
Sobn $. Websr Sr. an b., $2400.
glarp 6. WilfOn an Ormonbs g.
II. g. Co., $4,000.
Sufan &raut an Some 9. II. 6.
Co., $1,000.
gilbert q. Giebler an Reabing Rb.
8. II. 9. Co., $500.
giapmonb psIssr an Watttstp 6.
4ailsp, $3.50.
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SeutidIanos 9anfessruk.
BON Rueolf Ssroos.

Rimm beinen Suusen, bIant /unS
BLOB.
9limm bsinen Junsen, blauausis un3
blonb.
lnb beb ibn aufs pisrb: .Hnn rsiis
bu los!"
llnb sr jagi bur9 bic aGnbsr, bon
SIutsn burGfonni,
llnb er jagt bur6 bi. gerse, BON
@letidern g.tiibli.
9urd bic 5bdIer, bic trduTsnb ber
CONNER burhpebi,
lln6 eiItlang alien llferlL ben Wleeren
beipiilt;
llHb er ruff, no Elm 9euti9er auf
poiisn nur iiebt:
Wutter = Wluttsr ldbt sriiben!
llnb iabfi bu Elm 9rab, brin Elm Dsuts
i6er fd,li.f,
Sr 2ld.r uub Dime, am etpisen eis,
Sc f9pins bid bonn pfero unb 6euse
bid tief
llnb TITLE bic Sroe unb filiie ne belb
limb made bic 2lugen srob unb ila:.
Tein Bid mub binunier pobI Tisben
S9ub;
llnb tpirii bu ben fhllmmernbsn Se!s
ben getpabr.
go falte bic 5dnbe unb flhitre ibm
3u:
Mutter - Shutter IGbt tanten =.
8 Mutisr OeutIdlanb, in glut uno
Braus
3pei Sabre, 5ipei Sabre bic SGbne
auf Waht!
linb al bsine 9riibe, lie reiaen rift
aus,
llnb bein Oant mub fpudien BEL 5ag
unb BEL Na9t
llHb bari nitt tpeinen pis Weibsrses
ipein.
llno MID! iuden, ip.r l.bt, unb nidi
iuten, iper i9uaHb,
Wub 10 grob pis bic 5baien be.
sapfer.n iein,
Mub ii4 itreden fpit cine GifmhaRb:
Mut.er - Wluiter Idbt sriiben.
o Mlutt.r Deuti6lanb, .s ip5lbt fid5
bein Dad,
limb sein Winb bats pertpebt, nno
tsin Siurm bat's sstnidi.
Das tbui, neil bas guse Der S6bns
mad,
3iDei Sabre lang mad burd bas 9lut
geblidt.
llnb bas glut beiner SDbne rinnt
unb bIinit
limb rinut Cd, 70 bi.t id bas metne
gum Srant.
Sier, msine griifisl Sbr Mdnner,
trintt
limb trintt sud fat! - unb bas iei
mein 0dni!
Mutisr - Wut!sr ldbt banten.
llnb ih nsbm meiHsn Sunsen ufb
beb Jpn aufs pferb
llnb wsii' ibn binaus 5u Der 8riiSsr
Shuar:
Du. !ras meinen Grub. unb msin
9rub isi btin S1peri,
llnb mtin Dant lei bu fslbf, ben ts5
ielig sebar.
lInb bGmm nit bem 9eib bic rsibencs
Slut,
nod FART mir bi. gruf. nod bliib.
mir Der aran3,
20 bunit cure Wlutier euh @lut I'M
8lut -
Mein Doll, mein ainb - Dir ssb i'd
mid gang = -
griibtr! Wuttsr
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gitber Bloom an Star 3. u. go.
3 &c., $3.50.
Gina pufatsri an Wouno .. u.
II. 8. Co., $225O.
DO. on SacOb 3iusmsiiter. $500.
@soree J. WoIf an Robert 9.
2tleorn, $4,000.
Wiliam q. Douglas an eagle g.
ii. 6. a.. $1,000.
sbeobors 8. gunn an Gitp SaI
9. II. 9. g., $1,000.
Sarrp Oidman an 9itIe Guarans
tee e 9ruit Co., $S75.
Nora @undeI gailep an goit gnb
9ant, $1,000.
Sohn v. 6ariman an bo., $1,000.
SObn proctor on 2ipinsiton 6. II.
3. &c., $500.
0rant 9nsft OH Rep Nlobaipt 9.
a., $1,000.
QInna Gbasiin an Jsrbinano
Steinbad, $3.50.
Gbtparb u. Marborf an Rem Wags
nolia .. u. 6. Co., $500.
giap puitboif an 2iberip 9ant &c
Spss Co., $500.
emma Wilion an DO, S1400.
9sorge u. 9unt an Delta g. u.
Co., $500.
Wiaiam 6. Gldri on DO, $4o0.
20. an Carrie Goob, $500.
Rofd glo6 an Weitern Oils g.
9. II. g. Co., $4,000.
paula sappsborn an 2lpba 9. Ii.
6. Co., $1,000.
q. 6. Robinsit an Reabins Rb. 8.
II. .. Co., $4,000.
GbarIss :. Waternian on ct. gers
narb progrefipe y. II. 6. u. Co.,
$3.50.
Srunt 5. Sir an GrnIt Citation 6.
II. 3. Co., $1,000.
glande u. 9lsistp on bic O. u.
peters ReaItp Co., $2800.
gliSa German an Gait gnb 2oan
af'n. 60, $4,000.
Die Mpore Oil 60. on Daniel 8.
apon. $1,000.
Getilsts 6ppotbeten.
aHnie SuiherIanb ON Dpomins 8.
Ii. Q. Co., $500.
patrid WiaIOnsp an Soms Q, u. 8.
Co.. $500.
Clifton !. Gutter oil bo., $4,000.
sula Smiib an Brighton German
8ant Co., $500.
Do. an Wsttsrer grepina Co.,
$500.
90. an bo., $1,000.
pairid s. Cabin an Wm. Galpin,
$1,000.
20. %. CUNT on Nilforb 9. u. g.
Co., $1700.
German airidnsr an Cora 9.
HsIion, $228O.
Dennis Q. Sarrifon on Wariap
Gpe. g. II. 6. Co., $2280.
abam Grib an Mobaipt place 8.
u. .. Co., 800.
Jrebsrid 9saier an propibent
SOgs. gani &: SruIi 60. 1915.
Sas. 20. gorbis an MabiIon 3.
q. glO. 2. s1250.
@bna WeiIrIhmibt an Clifton
9eistts go. 2 6. u. 3. Co., $4,000.
Sobn grocter an 2ibsrtp Banning
unb Sbss. Co., $500.
3bos. gIepsngsr on Columbia 3.
u. 6. u. Co.. $1,000.
puul Z. @renbelmepsr an 8. 8.
aebman, $3.50.
aaura 4lanharb Dale anO'grDons
bile .. II. g. Co., $500.
sebelia 6irit an Court 9pule 8.
II. q. Co., $500.
u. 6. Robinett an Reobius Rb. 8.
II. .. Co., $4,000.
Gbas. 3. MatermaR on ct. 1u,
ndrbb 9r5Srsfiff a9r5Srsfifis,s &c g g. !. =. g q gns
$3.50.
Bernard SitboItbof an Gitisens
gant pon ct. Bernard, $4,000.
Celia q. grnit on prOpibsni 2oan
Co., $3.50.
Deter 20. gasbntr an giti5ens ..
q. No. 2, $4,000.
Uiap QinnsntobI an Nen Jonnbas
iion 8. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
german weferfrIbt an 1OIitor 3.
II. Q. Co.. $500.
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m gifsr

Gbanunn: .Sie miiTen btirntbeu,
iunger mann! Gin trartes 4sim. tliis
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-02
Referendum Measure No. 3.

AN Act to facilitate the operation Of
the provisions of section 1 of arti-
Gle Gle x. XI of the Constitution relating
Sections svent 4s7 riuo 4 snc ams asainsg
4s7l.0 a., 1919, 497a,1o, 4s71o15. 4s71,
Remington & Ballingers Annotated
Codes and Statutes of Washington
and repeating section 4971S of Rem
ington & Ballinger's Annotated Codes
and Statutes of Washington. and de-
claring this act shall take effect Jan
uary LIST, 1916.
he 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
state of Washington:
SECTION 1. That section 4971-1 of
Rem. & Bal. Code be amended to read
as follows:
Section 4971-1. 1t shall be the duty
OF the attorney general whenever re-
quested so to do by any legal voter or
committee or organization of legal
voters of the state who shall desire to
propose any measure to be submitted
to the legislature or to the people by
ponents of such measure as to it's form
and phraseology, but nothing herein
contained shall be construed as requir-
ing the proponents of such measure to
consult the attorney general before fiji
ing any such measure with the secre-
tary of state. Whenever any legal
voter or committee or organization of
legal voters of the state shall desire to
propose any measure to be submitted
to the legislature, or to the people upon
initiative petition or shall desire to
order by. petition the referendum of
any act, bill or law, or any part there
of, passed by the legislature, he or they
shall file in the office of the secretary
of state. five printed or typewriter
copies of the proposed initiative meas
ure or of the act or part thereof on
which referendum is desired, accom-
panied by the name and postoffice ad-
dress of the person, committee, or or
ganization proposing the same, and the
affidavit of such person or the affis
davit of some member. Of such commit
tee or organization, that such per-
son is, or the members of such
committee or organization are legal
voters. Measures to be submitted
upon initiative petition shall be
filed within ten months prior to the
election or the session of the legisla-
ture at which they are to be submitted
The secretary of state shall give to
each measure a serial number, using a
separate series for initiative and refer
endum measures respectively, and
forthwith transmit to the attorney gem
sral copy of such measure bearing it's
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-02
Referendum Measure No. 4.

An Act to carry out the provisions and
to facilitate the operation and effect
of sections 33 and "a of article 1, of
the. constitution relating to the re-
call of elective public officers, to pre-
ent fraaa and amending seetions
494o-1O, 494o-15 and 494O16, Reming
ton & Ballinger's Annotated Codes
and IS, Statutes t. Of Washington, and re-
Ballinger's Annotated Codes and
Statutes of Washington, and de-
claring this act shall take effect jan
State of Washington:
. Sc sEcT J On; d J. That 5a section 4s4o-4
Section 4s4o-4 Upon being notified
of the language of the ballot synopsis
OF the shTg the SO nfn 4g the
single sheets of white paper of good
quality twelve inches in width by four
teen inches in length and with a mar
the top for binding, blank petitions for
the recall and discharge of such officer.
Such. petition shall be substantially in
WARNING.
Every person who shall sign this pc
tition with any other, than his true
more than one of these petitions, or
who shall sign this petition when he is
not legal voter, or who shall falsely
that he is certain person whose name
appears upon the registration books,
or who shall make any false statement
to any registration officer as to his
identity or place of residence, shall be
fined, or imprisoned, or both.
PETITION Fo RRECALL:
Of (here insert the name of the per
son whose recall is petitioned for, the
office which he holds, and the political
division in which the office exists, as
"Jolln Doe, sheriff Of---.--.---...---.-.. county,
Washington,") to the honorable (here
insert the name and title of the officer
with whom the charge is fled.
We, the undersigned citizens of (the
State of Washington or the political
subdivision in which the recall is in
voked, as the case may be) and legal
voters of the respective precincts set
opposite our respective names, respect
fully direct that a special election be
called to determine whether or not
(here insert the name of the person
charged and the office which he holds)
be recalled and. discharged from his
office, for and on account of (his hav-
ing committed the act or acts of mall
feasance or misfeasance while in office
or having violated his oath of Office
as the case may be), in the following
particulars: (here insert the synopsis
of the CHARGE: and each of us for him
self says: l have personally signed this
petition, / am a legal voter of the State