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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24
Tlammen ld6nitten Sen
Musmeg ab.
Samts Selme mo9 tuapp Sem
Sob tntgangen.
'uniere Jlaggc anf ben
Meerem.
Iftsebn Sampfer fiir meme ntlan'
tiidle nno pa5ifiidle Sinir.

gtem gorf. "a. 6cbr. 9l6t5ebn
Snntpfer neroen bic sSlottc Der
ncuen SuIton, @ilinms & @igmore
Stenmibip Corporation biloen. Die
lid bier organiiicrt batte. umSdliffs-
linien iibcr ben ntIantiideil lino pa5i-
fiidcn S5con 6u opcricren. Schs
S6iffc Duroen bercits fiir oic neltelt
Sinier onecfouft; icds onberc
Shiife, 0eren Namcn nidlt befonnt
III, muroen gchartcrt; 5pci anocrc.
bic gegcnnGrtig III ocn Sreut 9ofes
Engineering 8orfs gebatt pcrben,
Der0en iibernontmcn pcroen, un0
bier pciterc Shiffc mill Die aorpnra-
tion ounl 9nu pergeben. Sic pn5i-
fiitc 9il,ie miro bon Sun 5ranciSco
nod Chino, Sapan uno @looipoItof
geger. bic atlantiihc 5lpiidcn gtep
Yorf lulo 9lrhnngel. iobolo oicier
Sofen fir Die S6iffubrt lpieocr offell
iii, uno in Der 3ipii3en5eit nod bri-
tii1en uno frnn5oiiihcn S1fcn. Gi-
nige DER S6iffe n1ogsn aud Iaiio-
gicrc niitnchmcn. Tic Sd)iifc lper-
ocn unter amcrifaniidcr Slaggc
fQhreu.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24
Scr NifOrrgang
oer 53ettgrnuffrn't.

2nnoon. "a. ,sebr. 3ie mage
rem Gage. Die gegerpGrtig piclcn
curopaiihen 3eitiineen beidieber
iinO, fonoen cine bejei1ncnbc Slu-
itration, als geitern Ser 0faiienpcr-
palter bes bieiieen rStanoorb" Dos
Slatt, oos 100 Sabre lang in Gng.
lano cine fiibrenbe &oac geipiclt bat
tc, fiir ben Hreis jli perfauien iu6te,
ben oas @anferottgeridlt ols Die
0tinoeitforoerung be3eidnet hotte.
9as bodite glngcbot fiir bcn Sir.
mentitel mar 1000 Dollars llno fin
Ole sh1Ioge, cinidlicBIiG Ser abon-
nentcrliite. ipurocn $4,000 gcbo,
ten. 9ieie glngebote bliebcn binter
Der DfinoeitforbcriIng Der 9lGubiger
ioipeit 5uriid. baB Der Serfouf bes
9lattes i'm 0ffentli6en Gbitrid) 5,l.
riidgc5ogen tperben muBte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24
YrOjtB Sbornburg.
Gpilepiic nls Gcrtcioisnnssgrunb in
Nprbproset.

Gaijapolis, IfiG., "a. 6ebr.
Sic @erteioiglina i'll Dem Roropro.
:et gegcn SpIneiter :. 3tprnburg
miro gcItenb MAIDEN, oaB Der iiinae
Iann III cincm enileptiid,en slnfalIc
feline 1orte erinorbet bate. 3horn.
burg icl6it miro als 3euse pernom.
men nerben uno ipabrifeinlid1 fpie
biBber bcitreitcn. bnb er bon ieiner
Eat aeitltnis hattie. elmer 3bcrn.
burg. Ser gotte Der Grmorbeten,
'ogte ole 2eiiee aits. bob er tiiemols
aetpubt bate, onB icin gseffe GpcIep.
tlfer lei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24

Qcharoelt, ais er Die p0rtrglclllde
1Slnggc nuf oen Sdliffcn auf3o9 unO
lie als cine Hriie Der Hcgieriulg Die.
les 9nnbcs crfldrtc.
BortiiGal befinoct iid gegenmartig
rid)t nit DEN 3cntrclnldd)ten I'M
Gricgssritanb, aber icine politiialcll
Sjcjiehungcll 5u Sen slniierten iil0 il
rnger gtnttr, onB ein Scid)luB Der
@egislatlir. nit bcn 9llliiertcn gcQer
bic Scntrolm16tc Sliinlnneil5llarbei
ten, foiun iibcrrai6cilO fonrnlcll
0iirftc.
Der Sauf bcs 3nren.
Gctrogrob, "a. 5ebr., iiber
9onbon. Ger 8rGiibcitt Scr 9ulnn
perlos mGbrcro bcr gcltrigen Sibung
baS foIgenoe Selcsrantn be5 3oren,
Ser ir5fpiid)cn ipieber oil Die SSront
5uriidgcfcbrt iein loq:
sd oonfc ben Yfitglicbcrn Scr
Guno fer5Iidl fiir ibrcn 8liifipllnIdl,
bcn lie mir 5iir Ginnuhnle bon Grsc=
rin gcion6t baben. Ytit SSbnen bin
id) Der 9lniidt, bob Oieic nciic Grritn-
acni6aft Der rliiiiifen @affell i'm
aaufoius pon@idltigfeit filr bcu en0-
giltieen Sicg unierer Sruppen iei1
fpiro, imb als cin 3eihen 0afiir iebc
id) ben @ifcr aller &iIt6cr ltlllercs
groben 2anoes au, alle Modt unb
onc S1noe fiir iei1en Gienit 81 regeit.
Gs bot mir grobe SSrcuoe gentod)t,
oies gcltcrn bel mcincm Sclud)c iii
scr Iuma Sll beobuftel1, Tiir Oeren
fru6tbure SGtigfeit imo elrbcit i'd
mid i'm 8c6et pereinigtc Die
9otid]oft 0es GaiierS Dilrbe nit gro
Bem Slbel altfgcnomnen.
9lDmiral pun Yubl seitUrben.
9erIin, iiber 9onoon, "a. SSeb.
9onliral BON Bobl, Oeiicr &iiftritt
aus @eiunbbeitsriidii6ten Dor 5pcl
3a9cn ongcfiinOigt tpuroc, uno Der
an Der Spisc Der oelttihcn S6lod]t-
flottc Itono, lit bier geitorben.
Sueo bon Vohl tpuroc nn1 %. glil.
quit 1866 in Sreslall geboren. VI
puroe nit 81 Ssabren 2elttront iulr
nit "a SSSabren Sberlelitnant nno NIT
Dem 8efebl uber 81 aorpettc Garolo
betrout. 1894 ipurbc er &apitan-
reutnmtt ullo bier Sabre ipiiter So
pitGn. SSm Sabre 1905 ipltroe er
jllm SontcraOmiral lno 1909 5lln1
8i5eooniral beforoert. Seit DEM
27. SSonuor 1918 mar er Iolniral
sur See. Gr fGmpfte ais 9ontmalt'
oant bes arell5crs Sania bel Dem
9onlborbement Der Sorts bon Soti1
in China i'm Sabre 1900. SIN Sab
re 1909 plroe er Gbcf beS slonira-
litGtsitabcs nit 0em Saltptquortler
in 0ilbelnlsbapen. Sm porlger1
Sabre muroe cr Ser 9tad,folacr oes
9lbnirols BON Sngenohl alS Sefebls-
baber Der oeutihen SGlotltenldll1f-
flotte. sln %, 5ebrrar Dilroe ielr1
Riidtritt angefiinoigt.
Sritcnbampfcr r@eitbmrn" bcntidlt
Eriie.
2pmbpn, "a. Sebr. Sine amt
lid)e Scpeide bpn Santa Grn5, Sc
meriifa, anf Den aanariidlem Snicln
melbet fplgenoes:
Ger britiide 7ampfer n@eit
bnrn" fnbr in ben bieiisen Safen nm
ter bentiher Slasse eim, Inn slnsbel
ierungen pprnebmen ST laiien. VI
fat cine priienmannidlaft an Vpro
unb eines beren Nitslieber traat cir
ganb nit Der Snidrift rS. M. 9
Wf0ue" an Der Wiite.
yIn gprb Der r@eitburn" befin
ben iif 206 @efanscne. Sic mnr
ben BON ben britiifen Sdiffem ~6le
meneo", pSoraee", uGlan WaeSa
niib", nGantbribse", Edinburgh
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24

gerlin, "a. 5cbr. ltcber Son-
bon. 6ruse 8eluinuc Der oemtihcn
!occre lucrbcn i'm Nprocn Der irans0ii-
.iflen sscitnns @eronn pun Der Cher.
iieu Seeresleitnns beute gemeloef.
Ter amtlidc @crid)t lantet oabin, bae
scr ganse belualScte 9iitrift i'm Nuro-
iuciten nno Hpropitcn BON Beaumont
hno in Der @alorcgiun upn ,6erbc im
9eiibe Ser Sentidjcn iit.
Siiolid, bpn Wfcs iunrbc Elm frau-
5oiiider Gurpoiten burdl einen lleber'
rnihnngsangriff nufgebpben. Die
seiainft geinsnng BON 80 Wfann
funror gefanaer.S
@eitlihc 5rOnt: Sm norolifen
b,,dlnitte Der Trunt haben lcbbaftc
Slrtillcricaefedlte itattacfnnben, iuie
GndJ an 5ablreiden Stellen Eatrunil'
len.6eiedlte gcmelbet iueroen. @r'
eigniiic BON gebentnng ereisnetcn iidl
10 iuenis ipie an Der Snlfanfrpnt.
Imtlidl iuiro beutc angefiinoist,
bak Die 9entid)en bas Sprf Srabani
nno bic Srtifaiten 6anmunt nnb
SamognenI in bem 8anme BON Ser
onn genommen babeu.
Earis, "a. Scbr. Der Gerini.
bes Gurfes @rabant iuirS BON Der
iransOiiidlen aricssleitnns smsese,
ben. glnbcrcrieits bebanptet biz
ariessleitnns, bah bic fransOiiidlen
sinien on feincr Stcae bnrdbruhen
tuproen iinb.
3niien Bel Sarnoppl seidllasen.
9cr1in, orabtlos iiber Soppillc,
"a. Sebr. Tie 9lbwciiung Der rliiii'
i6en 9lngriffc out oic oitcrreidiiheu
porgeI6obenen Stellungen norbpcit.
lid BON Garnopol in 8oli5ien tpirn
in elmer IeIollne bes oIterrei6ii6er
Sauptquartiers bonn geitriscn Gage
angefiinbigt.
sln Der itolienii6en Sront lrnb i'm
Sale beS Ssion5o oauern Die Irtille.
rief1nlpfc on. 9roBe @rdnoe fpur,
ben binter Der itnlienii6en 6ront be.
merit.
Ssn Albanien baben Die Selterrei.
der, uie gleihfals amtlid1 genelbei
miro, Die ,staliener aus elmer Stel.
lung iiiooitlif bon lurad5o pertrie.
ben.
Gin 2uftiibcrfall anf 9aibadD.
Ofuilono, iiber Boris, "a.
sSebr. ginselbeiten iiber einet lleber'
fall 3ltr 9uft auf 2oibod), Der burd
Gin italienii6esSlic I'M
ternommen ipuroe uno iebr erfolg'
reid geipeien Iein ioQ, iperben jesi
hefannt. Der @rfolg ipar in eriter
Clinic Dem &apit6n Salomone 5u Der.
banfen, Der cine Waid)ine nit pier
Sabrgditen iteuertc Sic aufgabc
oieier Woihine mar cs, ben 8eener
sli ergagieren. Inn ben anberen Wfa.
idlinen Die slusfiibruna ibres 9luf.
trogs 5lr 9eibieBuns 81 ermosli6en
Salon1e eriff perffiebene oiterreiGi.
id)e Slieeer on ilnb i'm Serlaiife bes
&onpfes tpuroen ieinc brei 9ef0br.
ten oie Opfer oe5 DiterreihiiGer
sSeuerS.
Sfiiiie baselten aiif ben itaIieni'
i6en SIieeer bon ollen Seiten uni
Gin SberIt tpliroe getotet.
Tprtnsal beidllasnahntt be,ttide
Shiffe.
9onbon, "a. Sebr. Cine unee.
pohnIidc ulto unsrDartete Gnttpif'
hing bes Srieses ereab iih aus Der
9tnhrint bon 9iiiaben, bob IS hci;t'
iGc unb oiterrciGiiGe Sd)ifie I'm
laio BON Der portiigieiiihe,l 9fegie'
ring bcihlagnobnlt iporbet iirio. Der
8efebIsbober bicier iSlottc. bic BIC
ScidIdgnohme rorl,ohmt, hot auaei,.
idcinIid1 ailf cigcrre sscrniitiDrftunq
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24

(5ortiesitns ouf eette e.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24

Die ei,13i9e fdsrid6e ocitf.
(6e geituns in 2ai6isan,
rperfe oie 9epef6er Ger
PH. EreHe 6rin9f.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-24
1plitiifle 1fnteritromnng?

@ie melt oos politiI6e Clement In
Die geeentuartiee Sit,totion beinein-
ipielt, IoBt iiG nod nift erfennen.
9(nbaneer @ilion's erittnern ieoo9
baron, boB StontsiefretGr grpan
nit Dem Vr1iioe1tten broh uno bos
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
Colds Need Attention

Internal throat and chest troubles
produce inflammation, irritation, swell.
ing or soreness and unless checked al
once, are likely to lead to serious trou-
BILE. Caught in time DR.. Bells Pine
iar-Honcy loosens the phlegm and de-
stroys the germs which have settled in
the throat or nose. 1t is soothing and
healing. Pine is antiseptic; honey is
sootyipg.b together possess excel
lent medicinal qualities for fighting
cold germs. Insist on DIR. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey. 25c all druggists. -Adv-1.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
War Upon PainI

Pain is visitor to every home and
usually it comes quite unexpectedly.
But you are prepared for every emer-
gency If you keep a small bottle of
Sloan's Liniment handy. It is the
greatest pain killer ever discovered.
Simply laid on the skin-no rubbing re-
CURED it drives the pain away. It is
really wonderful. Mervin H. Soister.
Berkeley, CAL, writes: Last Satnr,
DAY, after tramping around the Panama
exposition with wet feet, came home
with my neck so stiff that couldn't
turn. Iapplied Sloan's Liniment freely
and went to bed. To my surprise, next
morning the stiffness had almost dis
appeared, four hours after the second
application was as good as new. !"
March, 1916. Atdruggists, 25c. Adj.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

The motion for the adoption O
the resolution as made by T. C
Llncecum was duly seconded b,
M. 4. jackson, and when it wa,
placed before the board by the
president it carried unanimously.
all OF the board members voting
yes, opposed none. The presi-
dent announced it adopted.
A number of claims being ex-
amined and approved for paw
ment by the board, the president
and secretary were authorized to
draw checks against the proper
funds and pay them.
After discussing other matters
Tor the betterment of the schools
II the parish the board adjourned
o meet, the first Saturday in
April, 1916.
j. H. MCNEELY.
j. N. WARNER, Prest.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
From Mr.. Harper.

WINFIELD, La, Jan. %, 1916.
. 10 the Voters Of Grant Parish:
i Words cannot express nv feel
ings of gratitude for the liberia
support you gave me at the poll
18th inst. You reposed a conf
dence in me that shall use m,
every effort to maintain. It was
not for any financial benefit r.
myself that caused me to ask YOU
to again honor me as your Sena-
Tor, but that / might do some
tnlng, not specially for those who
are already in a financial condi-
tion to take care of themselves
but for those who are struggling
Tor existence and upon whose
shoulders rest the support of ev-
cry nation. To those who voted
Tor my opponent wish to state
l hold no malice against you, and
hope to convince you later that
my supporters were right. When
convenient call in to see me as + |
would like to discuss economic
questions over with you.
Hoping you who voted for my
opponent 18th inst. will join those
Who voted for me and give me
.our support at the general cleo
ion. | remain,
Yours to serve,
S. j. HARPER
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
[ADvERTlsEMENr-]
A Card to Ward Two Vota-s

10 the friends Uho supported me in ~,
Iace yor reelection to the office of en-
Justice Of the Peace for soard q
l wish to express nv SINGER,
appreciation for SO substantial ,
support, although l did not re-
celve enough support to win the
race.
feel sure those who supported
my opponents did not do SO for
lack of confidence in me or dis
satisfaction with my work in the
office. but that they were, to a
certain extent, prompted to do so
OUT OF sympathy for some of nv
afflicted opponents, who are the
two leading men in the race
They both need all the courtesies
that can be extended to them.
One OF them is manned for life
BY the loss of an arm, and the
'ther one is an invalid.
l feel equally sympathetic as
between the two they are both |
ub1ects for sympathy. and II
Wish my position to be known as
leutral between the two.
Now l surrender the field to
nem, and submit to the will of
ne people with consciousness
having faithfully discharged
" duty impartially toward all.
Again thanking you, :
R. L. PARISH. L
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce
L. O. CLINTON
as candidate for Sheriff of Grant mar.
ish, subject to the will of the Demo.
cratic voters in the approaching Demo
cratic primary election.
We are authorized to announce
r. w. WAGNER
az candidate for Sheriff of Grant per-
ish. subject to the will of the Demo-
cratic voters in the approaching Demo
cratic primary election.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been used in my household for the mast
twenty years. l began giving it to NV
children when they were small. AS =
quick relief for Group. whooping cough.
ana ordinary colds. it. has no equal
Being free from opium and other harm
Iui drugs, l never felt afraid to give il
10 the children. / have Recommended
u 10 q large number of friends and
neignbors. who have used it and sneak
nigniy OF 1t, " writes Mrs. Mrry Minke.
onortsviile, N. Y. Obtainable every.
where Adv.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

One talking machine plus one me.
cnanical plano player plus four Nav.
a1o Indians blanket rugs plus a DOR
.fau OF Whistier's mother plus two
beer stems equals one refined Amer.
can home.-Life.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

When q woman is angry she tells
man Just what she thinks of him-ans
incidentally, just what she thinks otl
er people think of him.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
The jefferson Highway.

). Active moral and financial c,
y operation on the part of the Stat
S OF Louisiana in building the Jel
e ferson Highway through tn
!, State, will be sought at the mex
3 meeting of the legislature in Bat
on Rouge. The residents of New
Orleans. Baton Rouge, LAX,
Charles. Alexandria, Shreyepor
and the other towns and cities t.
be touched by the highway. are
enthusiastic over the prospects Of
pushing the Louisiana link of the
great highway to an early com.
pletion.
We have every reason to feel
that the plans we are maturing
VIII meet with the approval of
the general assembly" declared
Luclen E. Lyons, Jr., of this
city, foremost citizen and auto
mobilist. Mr.. Lyons is chairman
OF the good roads committee of
the New Orleans Association of
commerce, and the State vice
president of the jefferson High
way Association.
Ourplans calls for the issu-
ance OF good roads bonds to the
amount of So, 900, OOO," Mr.. Ly-
ons remarked, land we feel that
we can easily demonstrate the
feasibility of such action on the
part of the State. Our talks with
pond experts have led us to be-
ieve that the bonds would find q
'eady market"
Interest on bonds aggregatinp
., 600, 600 can be met by the
money received from licenses
ecelved from automobiles in
'ouIsiana, added to the revenues
objected by the different coun-
es for roads. The several units F
Louisiana pay a tax of one
larter OF mill, and this lump
with the automobile licenses.
'ots up $225. 900. This sum
ould be more than ample to1
eet the annual interest on the
'nds, and enough would be left F,
er to retire some of the bonds
ch year. q,
The sum already available for
e interest on the good roads Fo
nds, will soon be increased.
ing to the popularity of auto Fo
'biles in the State. The auto
bile license will double within
} next sixteen months. in the Fol
MON of those engaged in the
omobile business. Real es- Fol-
e owners are taking much in
est IN the Jefferson Highway, -
ause they see in it the means "
doubling and in some cases
billing, the value of property io
spirit of sympathy and de-
to improve the public high For
s in Louisiana has resulted
q the big convention held in
: Orleans during November.
n resulted in the formation
he Jefferson Highway Asso-
on. With the support and -,
oeration of the New Orleans ma. ~
citation of Commerce, the incit
louisiana Good Roads Asso- or p
On, and the general assem-
the people of this State BEL Pal
l;+tla +.o,l, ~, usual
ns.io 'iouDie VIII De expe- But y
ed in building the jefferson gency
way from the city of New Sr rest
ms to the Texas line Simpl
p;oo quirec
iooyune. really
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05
Colfax, La. Jan 2 1915


Tor the parish of Grant, Louisi
ana, met in regular session thi
DAY and were called to order b,
the president.
J. II. McNeely, E. A. Wall. N
5. Roberts. M. E. Jackson anG
4. c. Lincecum were present, A.
W. Stewart and l. j. Rhinehart
were absent.
Mr.. I. c. Lincecum having
been appointed to fill out the un-
expired term of NJ. A. Walker of
ward five who had resigned.
There being a quorum present
the board proceeded to. transact
the following business, to-wit:
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
as read.
The superintendent made a |
synoptical field report for the
quarter ending December 81. |
1915. and the board ordered the
report published with the pro-
ceedings of the meeting.
On motion of E. A. Wall. duly
seconded by N. S. Roberts and
carried, a vote of thanks was ov
tended to Supt. j. N. Warner for
the efficient service rendered and
the faithful performance of his
official duties during the year
1915. t
Mr.. Charles F. Trudeau, rep {
resentative of the State Depart a
ment of Education and one Of q
the Rural School Inspectors of Q
the State, was present and ad- Il
dressed the board with appropri- 81
ate remarks reference to 81 e.
his tour of inspection of~the ru- Ic
raj schools of the parish for l
which purpose he had just en-
tered the parish. A very cordial ~
welcome was extended to Mr.. 60
lrudeau by the president and w
other members of the board. gu
The following resolution was
Uttered by T. C. Lincecum. who OPP
moved its adoption. WI
RESOLUTION. ~
Whereas, this body is present ~
ID with a survey of the plot of
round on which the proposed
ew school building at Pollock,
a., of this parish is to be erect
d. and TO- =.
Whereas, we are presented j
18th q request or recommended |
on by the building committee, app
1ly appointed at a previous sup
Getting of this body, said COM celv
ltee having in charge the loca- race
on OF the new school building l
I'd the supervision of the con- my
ruction thereof, therefore be # lack
Resolved, That we, the Par satls
! Board of School Directors of ONO
e Parish of Grant IN rar,,,s cert;
ssion convened. do and we here ou.
grant this request by locating alliic
a site tho s,rvev NTH ,,.L:.s two
are presented and ,hat 80 They
thorize the hu;Id;no oor,n,;.. that
proceed with the construction One
the BUILDING IN tbe ,.nd :. by tn
ds they have suggested to otnef
3 body, and that we authorize l
president of this board to ac- Detw
t deed for the board to the sup]e
q that appears to belong to ]. wish
Ball. and that the president neutr
secretary of this board be mo-
they are hereby authorized tnem,
RAW check in favor Of .ha the pt
il. F. Ball to the amonnt d,e of ha
for his land at the price my d'
eed upon, $40 per acre. Aga
e it further resolved, That
president OF this board be Has Us
he is hereby authorized to
Mt deod FROM nj ~. "Cha
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

For Assessor.
We are authorized to announce
n. h. PERTON
es canddate for Assessor Of Grant
parish, subject to the will of the Demo.
erauc voters In the approaching Demo-
cratic primary election.
| We are authorized to announce
]. N. STRAUGHAN
as candidate for Assessor of Grant
parish, subject to the will of the Demo
cratic voters in the approaching Demo
cratic primary election.
For Police Juror.
We are authorized TO announce
/. c. DYSON
as candidate for Police Juror of ward
seven, subject to the Democratic mi
mary election.
For Magistrate.
WARD TWO.
We are authorized to announce
Z. n. FULLER
% candidate for End Magistrate ~
ward Two, Grant parish. subiect n |
the Will OF the Democratic votnrs n the
ton. s e'ec
We are authorized to announce
H. C. TULLOS
~ W : canoldate for End Magistrate of
- ara Two, subject to the will Of the /
Dnemocratic voters in the approaching
democratic primary election.
WARD THREE.
We are authorized to announce
ODUS WATSON +
q candidate for Magistrate Of Ward |,
inree Grant parish, subject TO TIE
VII q the Democratic voters IN the ~
Democratic primary eiectio5.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-02-05

For Constable.
WARD TWO.
We are authorized to announce
2. n. BARTON. JR.
- candidate for Second Constable Of
ward two. subject to the Democrstic
primary election.
WARD THREE.
We are authorized to snro,,r..
J. H. BRUNSON
a. 4s canoidate for Constable of Ward
anIse' SUBJECT to the will Of the Demo-
crst;c voters IN the approaching Demo-
We are authorized to announce
G. H. MCBRIDE
e candidate for Constable Of W.,a
lnree, subject TO the will of the Demo-
cratic voters in the approaching Demo-
cratic primary election.
WARD FIVE.
We are authorized to announce
G. L. BARRETT
g candidate for Constable of ward
nye, subject to the Democratic primary
We are authorized to announce
r. w. RAMBO
= candidate for Constable of vsrd
~. subject TO the Democratic primary
WARD SIX.
We are authorized to announces
J. w. FLETCHER
!: candidate for Constable Of Ward
~. subject to the will Of the Demo-
xe9c voters IN the approaching Demo
retic primary election.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-06
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

DOUGLAS, Sept. 5.-Several hun dred refugees reached Douglas last night and today from all parts Of Sonora, scme from as far south as the Sinaloa border, but most of them from the Cananea district. bringing reports that unrest over the monetary situation had grown to such an eX- tent that an outbreak of hostilities is expected at any time.
 Conflicting rumors as to the in tentions of Governor Adolfo de la Huerta with regard to enforcing the use of Carranza's latest issue of cur rency in all business transactions have intensified the feeling among Iaooring man all over the state. it is reported. The army is dissatisfied because of being paid in the Car ranZa money and assertions are de- cimating the ranks.
 Arrivals from Cananea say if De la Huerta forces the employers to cease paying in silver and to pay in Car ranza "bilimbiques," a general strike, which will result in rioting is feared.
 For that reason all the more timid Mexicans are leaving the district. It was learned from a reliable source that the governor issued a de- cree two weeks ago. ordering the executive use of Carranza currency throughout the state, demenetizins silver gold and all other mediums of exchange except the "infalsaficable' issue and ordering the arrest of any one attempting to use any other sort ] of money than the depreciate. paper Only the strenuous efforts of his 'cloeest friends has caused hims to re-
 frain from issuing the decrees order