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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
Declares Oscar Straus in Some
Warm Remarks Concern
ing the Same.
tarEeIAL ID rNr rrLEaaAnl

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The Hon.
Oscar s. Straus, chairman OF the pub
lie service commission OF New York
City, Progressive candidate for gov
ernor OF New York in 1912, secretary
Of commerce and labor in President
Roosevelt's administration and min
lister to Turkey during the Cleveland
administration, vigorously protests
against the appeal Of tho Democratic
campaign managers who, under the
leadership Of Henry Morgantheau, are
asking the Jews to support Mr. Wilson
because he appointed members OF their
faith to high office, describing It as
IAN insult to the intelligence and
patriotism" Of his co-rellgionists.
Last month a most unpatriotic and
un-Anerioan appeal was issued to the
Jews OF America by Henry Morgan
theau in behalf Of President Wilson"
said Mr.. Straus Thursday night at a
meeting which he addressed. ITO
gether with a number Of my co-relig-
ionists OF all shades Of political afllla-
tons we issued statement as Ameri-
it' fci'' resahting this
sectarian or group appeal as an insult
B.-S SO the unfailing
patriotism of American Jews, from the
beginning Of our government to the
present time"
Mr.. straus declared that every presi-
dent has done justly by the Jews but
that no president should stoop to ask
ing them to pay for the protection and
recognition to which they as Ameri-
cans were entitled to by either votes or
campaign contributions.
at is an insult to you, my fellow
citizens" declared Mr.. Straus, ito
assume that you will vote as Jews,
and not as Americans. Jews have
never voted In groups and / hope the
lima VIII never come when my CORE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
GERMAN-AMERICAN
SOUGHT FOR WILSON

sentiments as might naturally be ex-
pected from any man through whose
veins courses the blood of one of the
parties belligerent. Being interview
ed by a newspaper reporter, Mr..
Bruncken refused to have his views
aired in the public press. Later on,
at the instigation of President VIII
son, Bruncken was compelled to
sever his connection with the copy
right office.
Corroboratlve of the Rldder reve-
lations in regard to the attempt OF
Wilson and his party to cajole the
German vote, is the following lette
emanating from the Democratic NJ
ttonal headquarters at Chicago:
September IS, 1916.
Mr. Ernest Bruncken,
Assistant Register of Copyright,
Library of Congress,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Sir:
Not knowing whether you are I'M
der civil service and not knowing
whether 1t would be consistent for
you to assist us in the pending cam
paign by making some speeches in
German, l ask you to be kind enough
to advise me, by return mail in re-
CARDS to it.
We are badly in need of German
speakers and would greatly apprecl-
ate it If you could make yourself
available to us.
Most cordially yours,
(Signed) HANS REG.
Naturalized Citizens Bureau, Ger
man Division.
The request OF Herr REG received
very forceful acknowledgement from
Mr.. Bruncken. who declared that he
would be especially glad to en-
tighten the Democratic masses on
how President Wilson, by his
vacillating, stupid and tricky dlplo-
macy has twice got US into war with
Mexico, and is now trying to get US
out of the trouble he has brought
upon us by the surrender Of Ameri-
can interests and honor. How he
has surrendered. the interest OF the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

United States in China to the in
trlgues of Japan" Bruncken scored
President Wilson for weakly permit
ting England to blacklist American
firms and to rifle American mails. He
declared that the president was di-
rectly responsible for -,the capture
and subsequent execution Of Sir Rog-
er Easement, by giving to the Brit
ish government information unlaw-
fully obtained through fragrant
breach of international law" And he
accuses Mr.. Wilson of insulting
American citizens of German and
Irish birth or descent by calling
them disloyal and 'venomous crea-
lures for opposing his un-Amerlcan
and unpatriotic policies"
Needless to say, the attempt to en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
MANY CASES
Are Listed for Trial When NO
vember Term of Federal
Court ConveneS.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 20--A total of
1872 cases are listed for trial when
the November term OF the United
States district court conyenes here
according to the trial list Just made
public. OF this number 142 are civil
cases and the balance criminal cases.
The most important cases which will
come UP for trial at this term Of court
are those Of seventy-three brewing
corporations in the state, indicted in
Plttsburg on March last on charges
of violating the federal corrupt prac-
tices act and that Of ]. v. Thompson.
banker and coal land owner indicted
in connection with the closing of his
bank at Uniontown, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

IHesU are not at all expensive. With
the resinol soap and warm water battle
the affected parts thoroughly, until
they are free from crusts and the skin
is softened. Dry very gently, spread
on thin layer Of the resinol ointment,
and cover with light bandage-if nee.
essary to protect the clothing. This
should be done twice n day. Usually
the itching and burning stop with the
first treatment, and the skin soon be-
comes clear and healthy again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
PROBLEMS
of Transportation to Be Dis
cussed by Coal Men Here
October "a.

Transportation problems including
rate cases now pending before the
Interstate Commerce Commission
will be discussed by members Of the
Central West Virginia Coal Operators
Association which will be held at the
Hotel Waldo October "a at o'clock.
The transportation committee Of
the organization, Of which r. M.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

Hite is chairman, will at the meeting
report the result Of conference with
A. w. Thompson, vice president in
charge of traffic of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad, in which relief from
the present car shortage situation
VIII be asked. The date for the con-
ference has not been fixed and the
meeting will take place in the East
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
SERVICE TO RESUME.

PlTTSBURG, Oct. 20-Packet SER
vice between here and Ohio river
towns which was suspended several
weeks ago because Of low water will
be resumed the last part of this week.
The packet Ruth, of the Ohio and
Kanawha River Transportation Com
pany, which has been tied up at Par
kersburg, is expected to arrive here
this week and will depart for down
river points on Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
Despite the Fact That He Was
Forced by Wilson to Quit
His Position.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O-Ernest
Bruncken. formerly assistant register
OF copyrights at Washington, D. @.
is another German-Amerlcan whom
the Democrats tried to enlist i'll
President Wilson's cause.
While holding office. Mr.. Brunckeu
gave expression to such pro-German
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

with eczema, ring
worm, rashes and
similar itching, burn
ing skin troubles.
AT any reliable
druggists get a jar of
resinol ointment and
a cake of resinol soap.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

list Mr.. Bruncken's services on the
side of Woodrow Wilson ceased
forthwith. But regardless OF the
merits of the controversy 1t is appar-
ent that the Democratic party has
engaged in double-deallng for the
purpose of getting the German vote,
its duplicity has been exposed, and
Mr.. Wilson has nothing to show for
~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

Almost any soap will clean the skin
and hair. But those who want SOAP
which not only cleanses but actually
helps the complexion and hair are wise
20 choose resinol soap.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
How to Heal
Diseases

A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive,
home treatment for people suffering
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

Alabama ranks first among the
southern states as producer Of min
erals. N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
MINERS 10 VOTE.

BRIDGEPORT, O.. Oct. 90 a
referendum vote will be taken BY
$4,000 union miners in the esatern
Ohio coal fields to settle the dispute
regarding the site for the new temple
which the United Mine Workers OF
America in this district will erect at
a cost of $4,000. Martins Ferry
Bellaire and Bridgeport have asked
for the building.
Canada has S5,5ss miles of railway.
Douglasvllle, N. j., has a dwelling
occupied continuously for 200 years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20
Will SONS APPEAL
INSULT TO WIS

llgionists in this country will so for
get their Americanism as to cast a
group vote"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

THE %TITC days are here and nppy Winter is just
lIE 0OilS around the corner We have suits and overcoats that
will arouse the enthusiasm only the their
that they ideal from the standpoint
Boys New Military Overcoats fine all gray
navyned with all wool red fanneL Sizes from $1,000 $780,
Wonderful Coats. See them. Lady clerks attendance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

This business fitting young owsn their
suit isn't would Think We from
the edition of his
clothes yet dash Of STYLE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-20

we'll the gap between boyhood and !
mirably reflected in the first long t
ment here-Prices $3.50 to $25.OO-s
good at every figure.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
SHORTAGE OF EGGS MEANS
HIGH PRICES.

Ia the last report from the office of
MARKETS. aud Rural Organizations ~
the Department Of Agriculture we tlnd
q great shortage OF eggs compared to
the same time last year
From reports ct l5a cold stOragea
reporting 80 the department there were
3 .Bh6533 eases of eggs in cold storage
on November !. 1915 From the same
storsges there we're reported 2.59i,2aS
casps oH hand November L. 1915 These
figures shoa a shortage Of Sg2 2Ss cases
thls year over the same time last year
This II due Ia part to the fact that
there we're fewer eggs put into cold
storage this year than last aud, also.
that the consumption Of storage eggs
has been heavier up 80 date this year
than last
On October !, 1916. from Ia storages
reporting, there were on hand a,i7o,06s
cases of eggs and on November !, 1915,
more were only ''"'o'''f 'aS'S' 'n"S
Sh"N ''s '"'' "''''h ''' "'''''" " w
toner 1919 'hef' were e'''ii' ''S'S VI
eggs taA'h o'' "' 'o'a s'"'"e' '"' 'o'''
SUMPTION. ih's SHOWS 'N'h'S p'' ''"'
less 'kEH III s'o'as' No''"'"'' ! '"''
o''"o'i l. i'i'.
VIZ "'lo"'i J. ''t"' 'i"i" 100 7'"'
reporting. mere N'l' ',os''i'' casts ~
'"'a f'o'"E'' an" "h "''''''''I = '''''
'h'f' were @''a'lol cases ! DIS SHOWS
Nia' uuf i''R 'h' 'R"h'h " ''''e''' '''"'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

dlN 81 October II each year. los a
like period ot five years when water s.
drawn fram fire hydgants which may bs
located aionR all mains at intervals ot
not exceeding one fire by drant TO every
five hundred feet ~ mains. and the
benefit " bee derived hg the citizens Of
the Town ef iayau sara and Tie aavaH-
tnWra te them frum "A sE stem 81 water
works and electric light supply
Twelfth That the sersi.e e. be fur,
utahpd kg the Town IT - tFgupisk lie to
the Town of Bayou safa It's citizens and
residents whether Il he water or electric
energy of current for public or private
purpose. SHAH Ia al particulars as to
rel4th.litg and character be the same as
supplied To- its oWu citizens and residents
and within the limits 81 the capacity Of
the power station uoW owned aud operated
hy the Town 81 ST Fmngisyille, and DO
mora Il being particularly understood
that the Town 1T st FurcisHllic shall
have the right 90 decline patronage for
either the water seTN igt or electric current
hey oud the excess capacity II the present
plant and as It ia nuw operated. that IL
during tbs night time, unless n the
opinion 81 the MAYOR aRd Beard II Alder
men Of the Town 81 81 Frau,,sy lie. the
addition of patronage wih Justify the
Operatives of the plant Tor longer hours
J. II LOGAN,
Mayor Of the Town e Hayoa Sara
Attest.
INU N BEIia Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
FEVER
youths Companion ,

Tho human body s continually pro
duciHR heat and just as continually
using IL mp in It's various activities
When m" balance OF gath and loss is
disturbed. lhr temperature OF thg body
either fable hrloN or rises above the
normal 4Ha degrees when the body
! h@f H ast.s4lte. 500 call the condition
fever
Fever is nnt q dt4gasa tn Itself hHt a
symptom of many Diseases II ranges
from lbo slight rise that accompanies
sn attack ot Indigestion. or "fcycrish
cold, So the long high fever of typhoid
or the raging temperature of pneu.
moOia In former days. tn mere fact
that there VAS fever caused great con.
usmalIuu and the only thought Of
patient physician aud friends Was 20
reduce the temperature a. al costs
For that purpose a great many drugs
of an auupyfetic nature we're used
Those drugs dld often serve to bratThe
fever down temporarily. bar as they
rarely did anything 80 combat the real
cause of the fever. IL naturally came
back again
Now We have learned not Ia waste
our time lighting fever and have even
found out that fever In really a friend
J, signifies that nature Is doing the best
II can 10 burn up the poIsous waste
maiief. bacteria, whatever they may
be- that are the real cause OF the
illness OF course fever like fire
anywhere else. must be- watched and
If possible checked when it grows too
fierce for II high fever is allowed 10
rage unchecked. the Tissues Of the body
as we'll an the poisous that the ere WAS
originally lighted 20 consume must go
20 feed ~
Small deyiations from the normal
constantly occur and are Of no i'm
poFtauee People who get 'hippod' on
the subject Of fever aud live With Their
momclers In their mouths make a great
mistake 4 fever thar is serious enough
10 b. taken into account viii declare
itself Enthusiastically Many people of
neFgms temperament aud most chill
dren. have a feyerIgh temperament on
very slight proyoca'on, that is only
natures effort 10 adjust the balance,
and IL Is often owing to dietary errors
IN long continued tevers the treatment
is "a matter for the physician and Is
directed chiefly 70 maintaining the uu
triton and the strength OF the patient,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
lupamENT.
state 0f Louisiana Parish Of West Pc
HtiaHA aith judicial District Court
Mrs .sah ii,uekaup Harris wife.
yR M Alex NJ Harris husband

state ct Louisiana. Parish ut Wet Re
htiaHA, atih judicial District Court
Mrs ieah b,uekaHp Harris wife
NR No Alex NJ Harris. husband
This cause came on Ga hp heard after
tssu, Joined and pursuant to assignment
The piaiutin having besn dniy authorized
herein when after hearing the evidence
f.Asuua orally aHslKued that thr plaintiff
bai established her demand and the laN
and tie evidence bang Ia favor thereof
II Is ordered aajudKeh and derfred Thai
there be Judgment in fuKor ~ ptaiuiiH
Mrs Leah pruekaHp Harris, and against
toe Defendant, Alsx ~ Harris. derreeipg
dissolution at the community Of acIuets
aWG Eglus heretofore existing between
them aHh - separation uf property brr
tween the pltiulin aud defendant with
SO costs
- Is further ordered adyudgsi aud
t,gJt,d ttat the plaiutin Mrs Leah
bpHpkamp Harris. have Judgment Hnd
recover uf the SAID defendant AleN 81
II rris, shv sum IT Nine Hundred aHa
tlug Dollars $3.50 ga. with legal interest
from the date al this Judgment
Judgment rendered la open Court the
ibib day ~ October \ -. Nineteen
Hundred and sixteen
Judgment read and signed Ia open
court this the 23sd das ct October. A. -,
Nineteen Hundred aHd sixteen
los, L. GpLSAN,
Judge 2lth judicial District
Filled Tor record October q, 1915
Recorded October Is i9ls, ia Mortgage
Record n page $40. ., ,,..,,
Clerk and Recorded
a true cepl Of the original
r. s. MtSE
Clerk and Recorded.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
MAKE YOUR TOWN FAMOUS FOR
SOUTHERN TREES


Make Southern towns famous faf
Southern trees. shrubs and flowers,
instead Of growing varieties that dour
tsh just as welt ct better he the North
Grape myFllcs, maguoliaF, live oaks
mimosaa these are trees OF rare beauty
Which the Lord has given TO us Ia The
south as our peculiar heritage, and
which travellers cannot find IN other
SECTIONS. Let's utilize them, therefore.
alpnE With the pecan and long leat
pine, tHo other distinctive Southern
trees.
The Grape myrtle affords more glory
Of blossom the whole summer long
than any other shrub OF tree, and 40
hope our town readers viii join rs
helping make the South famous as
The Land al the Crape Myrtle '
Naaldht il Re worth while 90 make
your town famous for lts Grape myrllcs
just "a Tokyo Is famous for les wIsiara
and cherry blossoms, Charleston for It's
magnolia gardens and az Jericho If
old sas called The CITY Of Palm
Trees
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

he 1t ordained hs the NaErF and t"un.
- ~ tie fn,su 81 I'asug sara. Louisiana
That gHf the purpose uf SECURING &C. tbs
Town ~ lagou Sara apa IT'S Inhabitants
a suptAs If aate aud electric energy or
smr,uf thy MAYER rs hsrebg authorized
and Instructed Gee rHter lntn "a contract
faf tBI GA behsH ~ the TusH of EeEng
SARA. m.th Else ToNr 81 81 ffau rs tils
I.pulsIaua. ta s8ppls ca d,llgyf waite aud
electro ,usref ug current "a ths Town II
Ha~sa 2afa aHH Its Inhabitants ~ rates
auA unsiyr conditions pres r'net and fixed
Is tbe MAYER and Board Il Aidsrmeu q
the Town At 81 tran is, lie and IL lease
fog psfiod Of Five - Years all mains,
plpea. eg wires etc which mas H0W er
at euy future time De owned operated or
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
ik

said bonds Go he numbered from one 60
Nine. Inclusive, and blanks To Toe filled iH
60 correspond wtth the amounts as pro.
yidpd in Section Three ut this ordinance
said bonds 10 be- signed by the Mayor Of
said Town aud couutefalguea hy the Clerk
IN said Town, who shall aifiN the corporate
seat ug the Town thereto. ard when 80
signed and sealed, shall be obligations of
Baid TuNU af 81 FfauDlEEllle, Louisiana.
which binds and Ubligates itself 10 pay
same ~ principal and interest and as
provide herein.
section +. lie IL further ordained, etc
That there shail be set aside each year as
the tax collections az. made into =
separate trust fund with the fiscal agent
VI the Town ot So ttancisyilie, the -Four
and uue. fourth a 10 mills Of the avail
able surplus oi the tun min tax which the
Town il authorized Co levy. herein levied
dedicated and pledged, as aforesaid, 10
the pas ment of the principal and Interest
~ the bonds authorized and 10 bF issued
herein fuf the purpose and tn be exclus
siYelY used in the payment thereof
5srtinn Re IL further ordained, etc
That certified copy II this ordinance
and Of the proceedings providing for the
issuance II bonds and the dedication II
the sBrplus of the awaits IL the ten Hlill
tax, shall be- recorded 10 the Mortgage
Rerurtls AZ the Parish 81 West Feiiciaua
registered wlth the Secretary 81 state Of
ihe state II Louisiana and promulgated
in one issue gt The True Democrat. the
official Journal ~ the Town of ~ Fran
plsyilis. in accordance with the prov stunN
81 Sprtau Five Of Act Number 50 Of the
Acts VI tia General Assembly 1T the state
Of Louisiana for the year 1916.
,Siguedl A q BRIANT,
Mayor 81 the Town ct - hanpissille, La
i~iRueab u l.. ILETTi NIGER
t"rk " tie Town Of ST franrisNilie, la
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
NOTICE

The next examination for teachers
certificates will be- held at 81 Francis
vile, December 4, o. twhitel; 7, s, .
tnrnol The conditions governing the
issuance Of certificates are the same
as In the preceding examination
Attention Is directed particularly Ia
the resolution oi the State Board of
Education concerning the extension OF
first grade certificates after January !,
1929 THAT first grade certificates Of
those teachers uuly who shall earn
three summer school credits In the
summer schools Of the State or three
institute credits through examination
upon the books Of the Teachers Read
Ing Course. during the life Of such
certificates, shall be- renewed upon the
recommendation of the parish super
inisudrnt Of the schools Of the parishes
Ia which the teachers are employed +"
n. Il. CRuMp,
M Parish Superintendent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

which said bonds stall b. sold a. not less
than par and shall FIRST be offered Tor
aale by eulliRg for scaled biaF after Fifteen
days advert ,semeut provided that a laii
are 10 Rtii game after due Advertisement
win he warrant and authority 10 sell said
honda a private sale 81 not lsss than pal
See tiuu 4 tie II further ordained etc
That the fulioa ing shah be- the form Of
sad bonds. With interest coupons. pro
vl,ird the tiacr IT payment et principal
tuh interest may bee changed t. suit the
convenience 81 prospective buyers
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02
INTEREST coupoN

tsu the First bay Of March, uus Thou-
sand Nine Hundred and
the Town 81 - FfaHr3st lie Louisiana. a
municipal corporation IT the State Of
Louisiana viii pay 60 bearer a
Dollars - l, at the office 81 tie
Treasurer aud Clerk u said fown. in
81 FtaucisNiHe la. ur as the Rank OF
commerce iH 81 FraHcist lie La, at the
option Of the holder, being tho annual
interest due on It's bond Number
Town Of - Francisville. Louisiana.
ia rs MAYER
tuuuttfsigued
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

"a iubVT -. 1910.
The MAYOR aud BOARD Of Aldermen Of
the Town ~ 81 Ffanrisyiiie, louisiana
mtt lu opeu and legal session an the 2Gth
dtF If October. 1916, when ou motion duly
scruuded the estimate og revenues and
EXPENSES cot budget as fellows
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

Hsia Town. and including the right # way
for said iet ees aud for humsa
issued lea accordance with the prov isiaHs
Of Nertion -Four ~ ATtAie Two Hundred
and Eighty one II The Constitution of the
State ~ Louisiana ~ the year 1918 8ud
~ Act Number l32 pt the Acts " the
General Assembly 81 the state Of Louis
.Hua for the year 1919. submitting AN
amendment 80 the constitution of lsaA
rtIIlad lu the General Election ~ l3la
tH8 ira accordance with Act Number a6
al the Sets ~ the General Assembly at
the state uT Louisiana fur the yrIT 1916
anal e. br paid uut uf the awaits 90 the
rrEdug of the ten mill tJh authorized bN
the constitution 81 the state ut Louisiana.
In testimony whereof the Mayor and
Euri " AleirImsn ut The TURu uf ST.
FBpHzNiEy. Louisiana. have caused this
hu8I a. bee signed bt the MAYOR aud
,1HHtrTsgued hy the tlsrk 1T said Town,
ana It's corporate seal 90 bo iiAed thereon.
un this the H Day Of --. 1918
Town II St franplA1ls Louisiana
i3y rs Mayor
tuHuttrEtEUed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-02

lawful money IL the United states 81
America, With interest thereon at the fttn
If fVe pet cyntum per aunuin from tlfl-
a-@--b Ap ct -----a-. ----s l9lbt
pasabfe ANNUALLY cen the First bay ~
March. 1913 10 is2f Inclusive upnn pre-
seutatiuu and surrender ~ the coupon
attached hereto. as same shah mature
the principal and interest ~ this bout
being ptyagie ~ the office 81 the Treas
ater and CLERK af the Tewn II - Fran
clsyills. az a. ths BANK Of 'umHstes ii
aahl Town a. 81 F'fahctssEiic at The
pption af the httder
This iafi rs enc ~ a series ~ Nine
negotiable bonds ~ denominations 8s falr
lows fiBn 0a st5A On. $500 90 itag Dl
g1ao 90. SEQ ca SisGHa, t'ao go and ssee o.
md numbered from Une e. Nine inclusive,
.ssupa b} the Town a. - FrancisylilN,
state II Louisiana as representing the
cost oil building and constructing pFotss
ton leVees at the appst aud lower ends t'i