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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

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let cniboltenen Senlii6cS pon giot.
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ludt glu@ bier fountc man Scr fitr
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prooutfe nibt Serr merOcu. g'ci Ger
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Seridte ocs Oliiglir0s ocS Sranflin.
SnltitptS 6ronf 81 GamcroL 1T Scr
ertol8 ctn iebr gcriuger gcmeieu neil
llcb bel Den bier nod tbeorctiidben
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ltcllunaspcii2n ioit lmiibermiu0lidle
1dnierigtcitcu berauSgciicat babql.
D'on fcbrte ali oem oten Gcrfobrea
8itriid mie cs nod Jest III Sapan be
trleben miro in0em mon an 0er WSce
reSfulte ocn angeibWcHniten 4ong
lanmclte lnO Uerbronnte, I'm sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Sin Sa5r Scntide 4pf in seIaicu.

3n sen auIturtotcu, oeren
9eutidIonO innitten oes arieseS
iid rii5men oorf, neil iie in Sein.
Oeslon0 SoIl6rodt poroen iino, sc,
loren Die 2eiihnaeu imierer %oit in
eeloieu. Galt es oon bier. nod
int0 nod Oen Observation-Disclosures
ciaes SonoeS 3u eeniieelJ oos bel
timer oidteu gepoIferlng imo Der
1obcn @nhpidalne ieines ggirtidoftS.
.tbcns lid II. a. 0oS enemold)iQite
%ct bon @iienbo6nen qelnofien
lcttc Cine notiirIidc sSolec mar,
oab Der &ricg gero0e in 8eIgien ouf
o'elen @ebict piel 5crit6rcn muBtc.
uno onB cs binpicoerum picI ueu.
oui5nboteu gob.
llcbcr oicicn @icocraui6ou ac.
i9obrt Elm geridt Der lus porlicot,
cMen belebren6eu @in6lid.
Sdritt fiir Shritt uuiBte oic Se.lt.
itc Eoit ibren S9ca icb bobncn. Die
Grlportlmg beIgiidjc @eontc III
uhSrcidcnocr 3o6l fir Sen oeiitihea
Wicllt 81 gepinnen, crfiintc Iid IN.
ielge cineS gerboteS oes beleiiben
EoitmeiiierS 5lrn11it nicbt. Teu
Gicnlt mnBten oes6ol6 borerit aus.
l1iieBlih oeutihe Eoitbeamtc bciors
NclL Die 81 oenl 3mede aus Ser Sci.
mot berorge5ogen mur0en. Shliono
Sttober 1914 pnren es 500 Qopfc
Sis Wlitte gtopember 1914 moren
N 16 groBercn Srten ocutihc Goit.
raiter eingeribtet. Sic ale itonSen
nntcrcinonOer nit Der &ehnat irnS
MI ocm 5elNbeer in Gcrbin0uno
NeBt tonnte auh in @riiIieI cine al.
nuAlt tdglid5 ciiunoIi1e @riefbeIteI.
llng eingericbtet iperoen, Sic bon
% ortsfltnoi9en itellenloIen Teilf.
ihcn oliSgcfiibrt mltr0e. Ger npu
cntltonoene 4oitnerfebr griiSIeIs
.lmtnBtc $4,000 Senounaen t1aIid.
Wtitte DECEMBER 1914 iuoren $50
oehtlHe Roit. uno Geleeropenbeoliite
einidbIieBIicb Der Selcqropbcnnrbcitcr
i'm 2onoe tGtig. Bis 9(nfona sSonllor
1915 mar fir oic @ieoerbelebitno
oeS Noltberfebrs oiirb Ginrihtima
BON %oltdmtern in 90 Orten elm 1iis
Berer gfabmen eeicboffen moroen.
@roBe Shmierigfeit 6ereitete oie
gSieoerouinobme oeS Selearupben.
perfebrS. lSottc ooh Die beIoilhc
TeIcgropbenbermuItun9 oIle YIGne,
3eihnuneen un0 lteberIibten iiber
ibr &elegrdpben. uno sScrnipred1neb
beieitigt mo ou1 inuerbolb ser
@ienitgcb6uOe ollie geunmerunoo6en
ocritort ooer eef1Iiht 10 SAB bic
GeicbsieIegrapbie einen Doafomnle.
men @irrtporr oorfano. cSn @riiiieI
inSbeion0cre, no oie 3erTtorlingsiDut
Oes 9obclS ocn groBet NIpporntIool
0eS Soupt.Gclegrnpbeimnlts in cine
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scr 5mcitcn &1lftc oeS 91obcmbcr
1914 neu in 9cmIeum gcnoinnlen
wcrScr. glub bic 6cIaiItcn Scrn.
iprcrh1mtcr Der groBrn ,Srtc lpuroen
boIo micoer IN GrOlttneI qebrodt ilno
oem Gienite ser 9eborOen inO Srup.
pen erihloiien. Die GcIeqropbeil.
uno Serniprehlinien iinifoBten be.
reitS glnfong Sonltor 1915 6700 ai
lonletcr Scleoropbenlcitlm0en uno
10000 &ilohleter 5er1liprehlcitln.
aen. 9oIo oltd prroe Der 3eitiutgs.
mo felt SSoulior 1915 Ser 9oiton.
meiiungsOieuit allieenonunen. Tom
6ebrnor bis @noe gLpriI 1915 per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

aroBcrte iih oos ncue @erfebrSneb
Der Eoltocrwaltung bon l53 gSoltor.
ten um ipeitere COG imo pmfoBtc oa.
nit alle triIberen 100 9oiturtc I'M
Serride ocS General @ou0erue,
merits.
llebcr Sen llmfang ocs Hoitper.
tebrs om Gnoe Ocs erlten bol6cn
,Sabrcs oeitid1er girfiomfcit eibt ci.
ne i'm 9Ipril 1915 uorqenonInene
8ablune 9lufidlub. Tonod, oinacn
oamols t0ei6 $4,000 goiticnolut.
sen eh, m6breno $4,000 t6Qlim
anfgeIiciert milrocn. Ios g2cb ser
ScIegropbenIinieu eripeitcrtc lid son
,5ebruor bis glpril 1915 ouf 5000
&iIonicter, uobei oie Sduoe ser TeIe.
grapben- umo Serniprebleitunoen
ouf $4,000 &ilometer Iticg.
geionoers eripG6nt ober ici, ooB
Seleien Bcllte ou1 on @eltoerfc6s,
Ioiueit Deutichlon0 ieIbit i'm All pile.
gen permoo ieincn gtltcil Bat. Sine
9roBc @ntuidelimg nobm ser TeIc.
oropbenncrfebr. Gie @cIamt5obl Scr
monotlicb nb9eGenoen ilno onfom.
menOeil EeIcgrommc betrGat iett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

oortigen GGeniifer 6obcu cS al
Sdariiiuu uno gIrbeitsciicr SUR @e-
minrung Don &oIi aus NioterioIieE,
Die iuner5alb ser @ercinigtea Staa.
ten 5n tinocn mo, nidi icblra Iaiicn
slun bo6en lid bcreits icit lon9et
Belt @clelIidlniten nit 9roBcm &opi,
fol Der Dcrlodenoen 9ltigabc acmi0.
met fir 0ielen gtoturidboB, Der Gin
yionopol DclitiblonoS lit, cinen ooa.
weriigeu @riob 5u fin0en. 9loh Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

(@rnn6riB un0 6oiiooc) 81 Dem @e.
b0loe itonnnt BON Dem 8erIincr g(r-
dite'tcil Hcgierungsbauueiier q. 3.
gSalt6er Shilbad, einem S1iiler
Dlclicls Mn ocn 8iIobuucrorbeiten
Der 6ronten linO %roicnor g. Scger,
Silobouet SSaltpbol mo 9ial1dcrt be.
teiligt Gic Mcto!ltiiren unO Sitter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

|olc Wlcnldcli gaben feline gieoer
Sscfn ooA Die aittcn mih feine
AtInniere huttcn
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
AID. SCHEME SEEN
IN MOVIE SUIT
AGAINST FORD

Henry Ford returned TO Detroit
from New York, Tuesday, and as
serts that he is determined to fight
the libel suit brought against HIN
by the Vitagraph Co. OF America to
the finish. Alfred Lucking, Mr..
Fords attorney, believes that the
suit has been started for advertis-
ing purposes. however. and that
nothing serious will come OF it.
Tho Vltagraph company claims
that It's film. The Battle Cry OF
Peace" was injured by decreased
patronage to the extent OF $1,000,
600. due 10 an alleged libelous adyer.
tisement placed by Mr.. Ford in =
number of Newspapers Mr.. Fords
attorney contends that the part OF
the advertisement upon which the
suit Is based Is not libelous but a
legitimate comment upon the sub
ject of preparedness.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
AID. RUTTER is
SUED FoRs5,000
Herman Grimm. Tailor, Seeks
Damages for Injufies Re-
ceived In Auto Crash

Md. Robert R1ttGr. candidate for
thc Republican nomination for aud.
itor, Is Defendant liz a suit for S..
con begin Tuesday by Herman
Grimm. a tailor ut Mack and Mt FL
liottaycs., who ALLEGED ha, an "a.
tomoblc hired by Ruttor ccllidcd
with arother can continuing M
Grimm and members OF his family
june 10. inhictirs severe injuries 10
the tailor
The accident Occurred 1T Gratiot
And Townscnd-tvcs The machine
VAS owned by X II Alexander pro
plietor NJ an airItCmcEt place At
M - Cadillac-sq The machine. y
Is alleged. was on tic wrong side OF
the street and going ~ miles an
hour Alexander Is also named as
dcfcLdaat in the suit.
The driver 81 tho machine was
fncd SO by Justice sellers. accord.
Ing TO Attorney John thinner, repro.
scnting Mr.. Grimm ie says his
cll,nl -ustaircd three broken ribs.
"a ball, wrenched shoulder. and sew
oral bruises. and that his wife also
was hunt Grimm's son.in-law ard
daughter we're also in the car when
the accident happened.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
BIRMINGHAM

son. ncnry Miller. At Redford'
An inquest VIII zoe held Friday
morning iu Justir" 4, ". Campbell =
ornce 10 decide hy what means Mark
Leach met his death Aug II
Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs II. Il. Hrt-
ana Mr. charles Nudge
Albert q Rohr"r, pf Saginaw. ar
rested 10y Deputy sheriff Roy Mont
gourry on a charge ~ violating the
Tuesjav In justice court here and
paid 50 nno and 81 20 costs.
Miss Strtia irtn is III
The Farmers Stub. OF Troy. viii
hold picnic ~ Palmer park, ~atur-
day, Sclt 2.
tho uarriaE, nt Miss JESSIE Reid to
Julius Thomas Martin. The wedding
took p'R'" IN Detroit saturday. Aug.
-. rh.v hoka th'Ir ZONE at
SivUE city. az.
tn irdpnth Chaut,uqua opened
her" Tuo.Gay afternoon. 4 grand
ionccrt Vas gisen Nv. smith spring.
il. ~ Jif,td sdtc iccn~e on
"Amcrlta. destiny, IN ths evening,
William g. HfCcle. art3Strd 81
complaint made ~ Nra>-i'lsria u"& =
land. uu q charge ~ using indseSpt
b,nEuaEe iu TIA" presence ol Wottdn
I'm Justice s. ". CaWPhclls court
aud wa. s,utruc"d 10 spend ~ days
iu IN" Detroit ITpus" ~ Correction.
For trrt" hOrrs Tt' .jry aft.ruuou
tr' swept over the woods ON Adams
plot ana two n,lds ON Charles
mlugham. n Was.uuJlly smothcrcd
out by the fdfmArs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
SUBURBAN NEWS

visited At the home OF her brother.
Horace McDougan
Roy Younss has received an hon
orahlc discharge from Co. A signal
Corps. and Is home from Graylins.
pr. Edward y George viii return
about Sept |. from Bay View
Tn" Recreation and Prospect New
comb teams viii 20 10 Ann Arbor.
Saturday. To attend the county meet
which IL 10 he held In West park.
Members, are requested to take tho
i,2t intefurhan car.
Miss Gertrude oliver. OF the 4. s
Pressed steel CO.. office force. l.
taking two-weeks vacation and s.
spspding Il In Boston. Mass
o. a. pcrb}shiTe and daughter.
Miss Olive. ~ indianapolis. Ind. are
guests Of his sister. Mrs. Chester
Alhan.
Miss Julia stevens. who has boon
listing Miss Alice Gilbert, has re-
turned to her HON" In GRAND Rapids.
Father Kennedy and Geo. ". John
son are quests 81 Brig. Cen. John l..
ny vote ~ The city council 81 to
over the veto 81 Mayor &. y. brown.
For. t-nv". vii d" paved. The ele,.
hn honn uFh'', over "h1rh thrre
yoS:d )" raj IA. GiS ss us Of d .5e city y
~. 3D. Of bollc' YIN f&cSiyF 81
rhs stony. cfs.I crescent Ala so-
WITH Mrs D, !. tfippen.
Mlss Matith fhH"n, Of nctroi,. 4
Prot and Mrs. Fred. T. Gorton and
f~niir ar. tskinr an Aptom"hil". trip
which j. " last about ono month
't6ur sday ,Aficrnoqr. Ang 81. ~ tsr
home az vts. Iohn QghckcnhuSh
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
BOYCOTT ON
N NEISS: fP up
Wyandotte COlored Men Are
Warned Not To Return
To City

To make sure there were no col.
ored men left In the Detroit Valv.
a Fittings Co, boarding house on
Seyenth:it.. about 500 boys and men
OF Wyandotte and West Wyandotte,
assembled In front OF the deserted
house late Tuesday. night and made
thorough search OF the building
Finding the ptsce completely empty.
M mob dispersed without disorder
OF any Kind
Several Nrsfot. afffmptyS to
come into the city Tuesday and
"Wednesday. wsfe approached by
members OF the selt-appointed wig
ilhnce committee" and told To leave
III town. The Negroes did, Thgr,
are now about 10000 Ehite ,peefiS
Id Wyandottr. including Several
thousand Polrt. nuntstans. Rrs.
SLAMS. tia ~. Serbs and americans.
bat the - population Is abso-
ldtely nil.
Liza lane" Marlin. ~ Who's
boarding house on -sonrh fliddissve
The Negro. Caesar Powell. was killed
Monday night. was busy packing for
the hnal GETAWAY She was the lael
c6lorSd r'sldtnt TO leave. With be-
sevcn-ycar-old daughter. she VA
awaiting sirAtt chr At ) 6'ciock.
Tucsd,y tveni,-
When two mtn yotf6oied up to
Negro who Early Wednesday
morning stepped on wyandotte-
Trenton car IN search Of work. and
explained Inc cifcdk,TancTs OF the
raid. the negro jnmped on another
car aud returned 10 Detroit.
Pubiic s'h,Iii'n, o,cf the race
rio. /; somsvhar divided Some
residents consider Il an outrage.
while Others thinF ~ JUSTIFIED Old
rtsidcnis say 4, ,ior OF this nature
has not occurred In s. years.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
YPSILANTI

Mrs. G. A. Pore: OF Hast cross:ss4
10 rrncverins from an attack OF
SSs;' 4 fss:i'n !: H 1r.'ssissgg ss Ias
Or. and Mrs. Walter Hoyt will
move soon 10 Akron. ohio. Dr. Hoyt
Normal college. md for some time
fas been connected with the U, of NJ.
s@ *. i,; iis yss.!Sias rrsia.sy
E T. pay" Ss SSn;gtss sitsStS & ;Ss s" sSs
Sence from the city Of many Of the
81 IN: 6h!S;McH !, an. ,sSsg' =.
sw w." s stonv creek GxGiish. orr
LOCO belong TO the Ohio Michigan
brsociatlon. which is made up Of peo-
PIC. who moved from ohio to this
: Miss Rcrtha Parsons has returned
Prom an outing at Pine Lake ana
The Cherry Inn cAoir wa .ksvt IA
Ice cream party Friday evening on
the school lawn. Tho funds Will APP
ply on the purchase price OF plano
FOR the church.
Funeral services .raH .iiog1r. lhe
three months-old son ~ Mr.. and Mrs
C ,..s ,,s s9o5 Won%sv a ySsHs"hiS,Ss.a.
tum. were held Tuesday.
Tuesday. where she Joined her
hrother.ip-law. Rlnaldo wigle "
Ens;y'lslrI snS she Ia s S,; wl IL
,ourihg cat. purchased Thpsday. In
Windsor
Mrs. Milo T.. Gage Is entertaining
Mrs Ralph Ensign and daughter.
Miss vclmk ~. Nav Faltimore. 3sA
T. visiting relatives In the vicinity.
Frank clark the belleviile banker,
has sold hif farm near Jhe Erisn6s
church for $500 The farm Wis pr.
chased last spring by Mr.. clark for
'' Charles fstSIstt 4ss seid hs a,n
near wills TO a Detroit party and
will move with his family To this
city.
Another box OF necesssries and
goodies will be sent Thursday. by
sitisses. e the sIEnsl Sofps
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

lay, II one is possible, and City Con-
troller Engel has promised to learn
II there n any means OF raising the
needed amount. The city could not
borrow the money legally. he said.
but there might be other ways, such
as providing the appropriation from
existing balances In other funds.
Commissioner Dust wants the bath
house addition ready by the open
ing OF the next season. He plans
to accommodate 10000 more persons
in the bath house by the addition.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
!Isss!' s ) So

FOR Cleveland, FfttsborVh - -
pOints -svth and cast DsllS ie,lS :. -
Pare 10 Cleveland. e2.isi 1f6ssSsik.
DAY TRPs TO CLKyKI-AuD-,0A
rvesd~v, "Wednesday. rbsrsAay an2 49,
urdao, S;3s o. m.
nziLr. psa. y sA.s ,..k. =. -
ss.Se ROUND TRlr.
roc Masstnsc iAiead 80 vuvpxua<-
sssdsy .nd Fnds5. siSs . n
SPECIAL sssA<nss - Macadnas-Ra0
dsy,. s;so. q. MI fhursdavs, & -
NO .tegs en- ssese,
sATI RLhf-Cisvsispd Ss-So -
Trip fss trNnsporteAsa-
etsts~oem Ascsmynodafts1e Uuuv
birth. "a, lower ssvts. h.ses ~
TiCREr dypICrs-rh,rf Ave, Whuf.
49, Woodward Ave. IMsJestio Maj, q
ksrt - ws~a- oDp. resaseA>A
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

CHARGED WITH
SHOOTING PATRON

John Schierlinger, saloonkeeper,
of No, 36l Gratiot-ave.. known as
Bayer Hanes. was arrested early
Wednesday morning. charged with
felonious assault. after fight in the
saloon, in which Charles Bosel, 81
No 275 Russell.st.. was shot In the
hip with load OF buclshot.
According TO the police. Bosel
started quarrel In the place
and struck the saloonkeeper during
the argument. Schierlinger, the po-
lice say, then went to back room,
returning presently with the shot
gun.
In the receiving hospital II is said
that Bosels injury is not serious.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
C0I WHITE STAR uNES

Eastern Lame. rUr the FLATS and
PORT HURON way ports. stcame 7
leaves Detroit daily '(eN. sunday. S:45
a mn,2:So p. m. y. m. SUNDAYS. 3
q. M. and 30 p. IN. Sundays only, eN-
ira boat for Flats, Tashmoo and Al
gonac, p. m.
For SUGAR ISLAND, daily. s5o a.
m, Sundays. only. sac q. m. $50 A.
m. $3.50 y. m. and 3 p. m.
For TOLEDO. daily. $40 a. m. 2.
m. Sundays, $40 =. m. 30 p. m
Wharf Foot OF Griswold 81
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Boy browns After
Trying To Push
Companion In

Unable to sIim. Dclo Moran, is.
%as drowned. Tuesday. in the DE
troit rlyer, on the Smith coal dock,
River Ronse. &htn he ten into the
river by losing his Balance. fiarbor-
master Killing recovered the body
about ~ O'Clock. -
Bystandaris: say the boy aifempud
to push in companIon, VINO slso
could not swim. and who had no
bathing suit. The othsr boy dodfea
and Moran, losing his balance. fell
into ths river. A hoy. named .rssi-
ness tried 10 rescue Moran, but bad
tod esert him when he drowhins
lad obtained 4 strahgie hold.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

Lynn. James Rutledge and James
OBrien. were sentenced Monday to
serve like sentences
Work on the new school In the
north end IL progressing. the base
ment and part OF the nrst story wall
being completed
Joseph Rurt Tuesday paid a fine ~
$40 and 81 costs for disturbing the
peace Saturday, Justice Monte gave
him "A 60-day alternative.
Doris Montey ACTED as president pro
tenn Tuesday night at the meeting Of
the village council. In the absence Of
President Charles Heide
Bonds totaling about $4,000 for
water extensions. were sold 10 the
River Rouge Savings bank. Tuesday
night. =, ..
Tuesday night added to the village
limits by the council.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
ECOJ5SE

R1iding sunday 10y Narshal Gcolgc
Moore. - Erursr's one lisordetlv
house. resulted IN seven qo-dav sau-
teurcs for the Inmates Justice Rich
ard Monte Tuoedur morning SEN
fenced Mrs James Payuc Mrs Carrie
RutledEo and Nrs Kate Iiutter TO
go days in the nous" 81 corrcc ton,
without 'Gc alternative ~ inc fus
disturbing m" peace" The [nur men
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
WYANDOTTE

John Reattjc. walnut 81. n visit
ire frtGnis hp Sumpt"r.
lowal-rit'r " 1s'us viii picnic.
TfrrEf-S ht.St,rupi island
Jake Nuuuc. - workman on a crane
In Michigan tlkaN 70 plant ~
waS severely injured ~ rdnvsd.N
hL[pinF. whom ne was caught ~
IVAN. the hiler and boom OF IA,
~ ~ iif VAS attended by Dr
y ErSYan. And taken to Emergency
fRt city combustion. Tuosday
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
FORD

three yonr Ola son Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Valentine. North Lime who
died Monday, were held from st
Francis Xavier church. Ecorse. We'd
nesday morning. Burial was in Mt
Carmel cemetery.
Miss Rose Imbush. Detroit. Is Wis
ting relatives here
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

INSDALE ILL., Aug chubby chap OF
city does look like IT, but he is business rather business
Raymond bedseed terrier pups and these
f6f1
No hr the a
live pups than be dies about stuffed
Teddy
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
100000 ASKED
FOR LARGER BATH
HOUSE ON ISLAND

How tn raise 100000 FOR an i'm
mediate addition 10 the Belle Isle
bath house will be discussed al a
special meeting OF the common coun'
ell committee on parks and boule-
wards. Saturday morning
Park Commissioner Dust has ask.
ed for an appropriation without de-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

night, contracted FOR the purchase OF
Gdu feet 81 IRE hose, at 81 a foot.
Roy scouts Will meet In the For
cster's room of the Oddfellows tenn
pie. and =. -, Ward lodge. / .. q. r..
In the temple. Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Anna Gibson. Chrstnut-st.. Is
visiting friends I'm Zig Rapids
Trinity Young Peoples society will
meet Wednesday evening In Trinity
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-13
honday in November, 1916, for their
ra tifCatfon or ratacttOp.

Monday in November, 1916, for their
ANNEXATION or rejection:
Inc Board OF Control Of the STATE
fehi1entlaryt or its successor or suc-
ceHSors III office. Is hereby authorized
ana empowered to incur debt, issue In
terest bearing note. In serials or other
FORM FOR Il term not to exceed fifteen
Year, 70 the mou of -Four hundred
lh"~Eand Dollars. at "A rate Of Interest
not exceeding five per cent per anuuu
paSdol' S~eml-annually. for the purposp
81 'uhainS and retiring its floating
ana other outstanding Indebtedness
anu IS authorized to secure same tv
mortgage on any or all Of its real es-
tate, and the faith and credit OF the
state Of Louisiana Ia hereby pledged
10 guarantee the payment ut <aid obi
cations and the interest thereon. but
tHc BHard of Control or its eI-or
shall be required 10 pay same out of
us w revenues and earnings, and
only "hcn the same are exhausted
snail the State make good the residue.
The General Assembly shall pass the
necessary enabling act to carry this
amendment into effect. and Act No.
l3' of the Acts Of 1916 on this sub
}ecI matter Is hereby approved for this
purpose"
Section 2. Be it further resolved,
etc, That the Secretary Of State be
and he is authorized to have printed
on tn" official ballot to be voted ia
November, 1916. the words. For thu
amendment to the Constitution fund
ing the debt of the penitentiary
Board and the words, against the
amendment to the Constitution fund
ing the debt OF the PenitentiaYy
Board and each elector Shall indicate