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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
~ EDITORIAL 90
By THOS. E. WATSON

Here is Cur Nam for Commissioner of Agriculture.
general ondo a that b9oh the They
How can the public look after underlings big department.
RS 69d er keep track Of s"D0 OIL
We e t5 chief Of s Ena and
e T that and
else the states be carried ON? ...- ,n,
perfectly indifferent him. and
But the States officer by gift position
would aerelc editor, that
Commissioner of Agriculture.
competing
acids Another is protect all
Y & yss are s as s tn" Sc
So s Gsn9 and facts as to the of Com
Cd many years
boher Bofin Wright
of He The esne engh on %ens Office
52 When PROPOSED
this CON
sUT ES6EAVoRs 70 RHA1S uSoo2ERE When sn3se
M % opo h booh frankly bat he had
Dsop % Rso S anf 1T there
Wtg their best being
TA0Ts THEY WANTED THE soANDALoUs CONDITION OF THINGS
they expect
people, whose trust they had SO long and nsgnt M
machine politicians appointed inspectors who
and d took ns the was paras
honest
the indignation of
90 unduted that Hudson and Wright unable to make
months waited for their report THEY NEVER WE'RE ABLE
INTELLIGENT STATEMENT.
could scandal Do
20
their would be glad have the information
y. j.. BROWN, BOWMAN, WOULD MAKE COMMITS
SIONER AGRICULTURE.
sout practical farming his heart with
OF AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
possible, the Underwood
J..
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07

and said liquidators shall remain in
Office until the affairs of the corpora
ton shall be fully hquidated as pro-
vided by law. and in the event OF
death or the disability or resignation
of one or more of the liquidators, the
survivor shall continue to act.
ARTICLE X.
No stakeholder shall be held liable
or responsible for the contracts or
faults of the corporation in any fur
ther sum than the unpaid balance due
to the corporation on their shares of
stock owned by him, nor shall any
mere informality in organization have
the effect OF rendering this charter
null, or exposing stakeholder to
liability beyond the unpaid balance
due on stock owned by him, if any.
THUS done and passed, at my Office
in the Town of Franklinton, Parish OF
Washington, State of Louisiana, on
the day, month and year first above
written in the presence OF r. H. Bate
man and D. E. Branch, two compe-
tent witnesses who signed their names
hereto, together with the said ap.
bearers, and me said Notary, after
due reading of the whole.
Il. r. COWAN...........25 shares
j. u. KERR. .............24 shares
W. G. STORM, ....,.......l share
Witnesses:
d. E. BRANCH,
r. H. BATEMAN.
OSCEOLA H. CARTER,
Notary Public.
Publ. Nov. 9-Dec. IA.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07
Sheriff Sale.-No. 2466.
w. F. Simmons & Bro.
VS..
Martin Waller.

Martin Waller.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the Goth Judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, December 8. 1916
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property. to-
wit:
Lot six, block one of the L. A.
Pierce Addition to Bogalusa, La.
Terms of sale-.Cash without benefit
of appraisement.
This the 30th day of October, 1916
j. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07

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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07

Notice. am applying for
pardon.
H. D. Bickham.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07
Sheriff Sale-No. 11lS.
T. B. Erwin & Son, Ltd.

Pierce Wood Co. Ltd, ct ais.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of ieri faciaS. issued out of the 26th
Judicial District Court of Louisiana, In and fol
Washington Parish, in the above entitled
cause and to me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and highest
bidder, on
Saturday, December 9, 1916.
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
tn legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit:
Lot 1 in square 1884 in the:Pierce
Division to the town of Franklinton,
except a strip 10 feet wide on the
North side, said lot being ninety feet
on the railroad and one hundred and
hirty-six feet deep, as per plat OF the
said town on file with the Clerk of
Court, Washington Parish, La.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement.
This the Goth day Of October, 1916.
j. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-07
New Orleans
Great Northern
Railroad.
SUNDAY EXCURSION and Weekend Fares

Week end fares from above points
to New Orleans and return. going
Saturday or Sunday returning Mon
day.
For further particulars call on agents
or write N, J. Mcmahon, G. 2. A.,
New Orleans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
@larie nnO @rete.
Gin @eind Del Orn OItcrrcid.ungari'
ihcn WlptormOriern.

9(noor 9[oorion idrei6t ocm guoa.
peter a9l3 Git"
DaS @liid NOR mir bolo - id)
babe uuierc GPotornoricr md6reno
i6rer Edtigfeit gciebcu 3upor 6ottc
id) @cleocn5eit nit einsm bo6creil
ocuiit5en @eueraIito6sofii8ier 5u iprc-
den. @r duBcrtc iisb iii nn6egren5tcn
2obcSmorten ii6cr oic @l5rier. iro
iciue Stinune floue bciouoers pariL
ais cr bic oeuticb 0itcrrcibiidanGa.
ride @afienbriioericboft prizes. IS lit
intereiiont Inn ME picIes nnOerS oie
@oric ,MaiicnirclmoiDait" oSttl.
Ter al Sbulter4 ilin. lpirten uena
man iic bon ben 2ippen eines Sploa.
ten bort, ais pcun iic in oen Spaltcn
elmer 3eititng erihcincn @ir gingen
81 ciner 9lrtiacriepoiiiion binnuS.
Qon mcitcn borten mir lhou Oas
9rii1en ser aononcn. Bon 8eit 5u
3cit mobte cine grdBlihc 0etonotion
bic Guft erjittert etua5 gfcues uuO
llnbefaunte8, Gin oroben0er Conner,
mic mir ibn nod ME gebort bubcn.
@s mar bic Gimme Der W}otormor-
fer.
Iir 5otterie itono on gu0e OeS
1orfes, bintcr eincm oerlQiieueu
@aucrubauS, cinigc @}ctcr bon Der
Man0 cntiernt lin tie Serum &oiten-
automobile un0 oioere 3obr5eu1c.
Nian fam iid in @irfli6tcit mir
ooun cipeu @cgriff oopon not1clt
mos fir Gin oroBoriiocr pn0 fompli-
Sicrtcr 9}ehonisnut5 oicicr @loricr
III, peun man oieic Nicnge scr Silis-
iuiirHntcntc liebt
Dic Ylorier iino Die 8rimaoouneu
ocS aricgeS 1cbt MIR. nit uicpiel
Nafcten &iliea @dgen, nit luie 8u6l
rcidlcn ncbcnlGA!id idlaincnOen Gin
0cu lc rciien mos aaes iie bcn0tigclt
nm i6rc iHipioeriteblid1c Gimme bo-
rcu 3u Iaiien ino i'm &immclSwiaen
nid)t irgeHopic iuoisponiert 81 iein
Stol3 itcbea tic "a. Der @lan5
Der Soiinc beIeudtet lie. Sic itrcdcn
ibre Safe iic 6jiaen ilrrn Nlinol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

y@cpiB" ioqte oos iSrGuleiu unb
nidte babel init i6rem Sraltfopi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

purOe Oie 9lngeleernbeit in ben
ihwei5erii6eu Sonoelsfrciien bon
&oris oisfuticrt, obne NoB Tie ictnol3
SIT elmer 2oiung fonncn fornte. Die
groBtc Gppoiition fam ini @erborge.
ren BON Der 5eite DeutiAlnnos, Oas
ms iiberoa unter ieine pirticbdftliMc
@ornMnOihoit briugen ipoate. Sc.
piIIc beeinfluBte DISQUALIFICATION Gin.
gen Iomeit. 5u ioaen Die Teutibcn
boben feline SonoelStoruner, sic
sihwei5er ioaen iuiolgeOeiien auh
fcinc baben. @liidlirberreiie bat Der
&ricg sic Sohmg Der Sroee beidIeu.
figt. gercits ieit ciniger 3eit lparen
Die beridieOenen Sdapei5er @ereire
uno bic eiufhlBrciMiten @lit1lieorr
ser aoloric. 6eionocrS cini9e Bon.
fiers cnereiiA fir Die raidbc Grim.
Dung Sieier Soroelsfnmmer tdti9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

sum Singen bereit, iriO ipnrten nll~
mlf 0aS 3ei6en oes aopellneiiters. :.
Wlnn gcbt nit i6ncnipirflir6 10 NM
mie man es NIT BrimaOounen 81 tin
pflcgt. Gic g(rtiQeriiten itmitebcn iie
in itillcr 9eiuinoerung Sbre 8eaei-
itcrlng tn0 i6re 9luimerfianIfcit, Die
lie oicipn ihredlihen Nloidtnen ent.
ecaen6ringen lit luobr6dftig mcr.
ic9opflid. Sic ber5drteln iie nit ianf-
ten @i0Ohemonien. 0ieie 8luei oa
beiBen @rcte mo Diarie. @rcte uuO
Morie le6en in gutter 6reunoidoft,
obgleib 3lpiiAen oen 8mei aolleQin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

beiier er5ooen. sic ipudt ni6t. i'll
@eganteil, iie lit eine iebr feiue Game.
bic iiA Sen Yhlno ausipiilt 90 mel
oct ser unoariide 9lrtiaeriit wenn es
ans g6feuern oebt. Su1 GnOreiultat
lit a6er fein eroBer llntericbieO 3Wi.
icbcn Den beioen, un0 OoS Wlunoaus-
ipiilen ser W8arie lit Inn ni1ts &c.
rdltic6loier o0er oisfreter, als oas
Sprden Der @rete. Die Morier finn
eingegroben itebeu auf @iienplotten
uno itno troB ibrer @eorlrngenbeit
ipo6l9eiornlt. Sbre @onitruftion lit
duBerit geiitreid. Sbre @eitalt lit
etpos filr5 ln0 sid iuio ein flein tpc.
nig plump, abcr immer9in iebr &c.
id1io.
SSebt pcroen Die @3orier gelooen.
Sin iituDer 9(rtilerieleutnont iebt Ote
@}inute fcit in mel3er o6gefeuert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
9sniidlr aOrpstadrrci.

(Su nebenitc6cuSen 9tbbilounsen).
Gic geidofiung oes Yrotes, ocS
SauyttobringsnlitteIs oes Solodten,
bcrlouet natiirIih beionoere 8orfcb.
ruuqen. Die lruppeu fiibreh gemo6it.
lid mobile Gelobddereien nit lid ST
oeren geOicnVng eih oitSgebiloeteS
Rcrionol porGqnoen iii. ghiBerOetn
ai6t es binter Der 6ront aorpsbddc.
rcien, Gioppenb1derei. inO @toppcn.
observation-disclosures unO dbnlid5e
Ginrihtungen, bic iitoilsgeiest nit
Scr Grgdn5iine oeS %rotporrota.S be.
ifGitigt iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
golfsApcn il Scr aalisiidcn stqst grscsfo-

ncn cine oeuiIie Eipalitdt Bcrritt,
lno oie cine Oic anocre bci jeOer CSe-
leoeubeit 5li ii6crfliiocln ucriubt.
Dod lit Oicic 9lioolitdt pieaeidt norl
oroBer 5rpiihen Der Wlonnit6ait Der
6eiOen aioricr.
Sci Der Sanobn6ung Scr aoloiia lit
cine nate utO eigeuartige Geruinolo.
Nic entitonoen oSretc ipia ipudcl "
ioat ser g[rtilleriit inb gibt oantit
fin0, OoB Scr Wiotorm5rier in naH-
itcr Bet ab8eiencrt miro solnrie III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
35 Sabre 5ablfen. Sic Iino ser y'0''"
lHait cntnoUnen eeueien.
Scr sduccI6n6 im arics''

tSurtietuua uon ssr 0, esitsl. I'd. <.
@3cnoen S6neeihu6lditfer obne ~.
iouoeren aroitOerbroud an alie %s
orobtcn SteQcn bringcn. 100 r',~s S5s
Eruppen nohurnOig iieo. DAB III.
Ereiocln ober gelegentlidb aud u ,n.
bern 6Gaen cute 0ieuitc leiiten io, e,ni.
bat lib pdbrenO oer Sample an ON ors.
min gcSciot. Gic @cgcurr6Gltnille X
rem BORT 10 ic6Iedt, ooB sic Vagus .ar
mr. gum Seil iiber oie 4allc lu 'Sr.
0ie einc fonnte nidt ciimal !"
5eIofiIhen iiber Die 9er9e bringem,.,
Dob iic iic5 sur @rriAtung eu soa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
93o5onfaipD3no, ibrem Stanoorl ,S, u
bis gum Sii0fluB 0cs @e6irgcS qe'rS
tigt lob. @ei ser Ginrichtung '.s,
lleberipahung Oieics 0ienltcs luNs \.
ous SreiOcln nit 0ntem GrIols
nubt liam
0ieier Simpcis iiibrt ms III aei.
in Die bcipunoertcn Eotcn iulO ~.
itinaen binein, sic umiere S@1l ss,l
iduGtruppcn i4on binter iih puY ri,
@iit i6rcr Shilocrlng ioQten lpll l,lerit
fern flcircn llebcrblid ci9entlif Sa,;tS
zen, I'm 10 Dem bier gc3eihuctcll .',r.
oeS Sdneeidubs i'm ariege oel' p,oe
oigcn 9fobmrn 81 geben 9lbcr lpp ,ct.
Der G6rohiit beginncn imo no elyii, el.sii,
penh ibn 0cr Stoif eleid b1noeDssit IN.
eutaegenoldat. Cesbol6 mag oeI Sir
forbe Sinmeis geiiiigcn Dab p~ .,ns
neur nio bod 70 dlte @afie bel ,Set
mic 6ci imieran 8erbiinScten r. SIC
9c5iebunG beipGbrtc. s0as l' Sie
g(nIiht oacr.4 icbreibt 2uther' steh
ibren gLrteiL AM Srieac beopoV
fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

iuerocn miro; er neitbt Jest ciniee
Sdjritte 3iiriif. g9ir folgen ibm till.
Gs cntitebt cine eigertiimlibc feier.
lihe Stilc. Die Sefinoc oiinft ms
cine gnn3c gmigfcit. Sn uniereu Ser
ben jittert Die GrauortlmG, bic luun-
ocr6oren 9roBeu greigniiiet Doron.
6u9eben pilegt. llno iieb Oo, iest
cine orohreuoe @rplolion.
slus Dem 9tobr ibldot cine eel6-
lide Glommcn3unde beraus. Gina
eiien balben Dieter lang. Die 8lom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

%, %, 20 Sabre olt moren. Scr
foiun gloubli6c 9feforo wiro ober III
5lrei 5dllen erreidt, no ocr 6ctrciicn.
De Sonptmonn ais t9idbrig bc5cidl-
net miro lleber 26 Sabre 51blt iiber.
boltpt fcincr Scr geiolleneu @uupt-
leute, itno es nimut iitb Icltiom &C.
mug aus, oaB bcim elcitben 9legimcut
bc5ip 9otoiIlou 5efonocleltunntS
unO Sci.tnauts ficlen ole 80 be5tu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

ne i6l0gt berouS inO beri1pinoet.
@S fnoIIt ilnO briillt ltno beult uno
weint. Bon ben entlmlbten 91unen
fallen fleiue Neite berob. Gin @ir.
belpin6 entite6t Elm Slirren: inioIee
oes 2iftOrudes iino iGnitlihe 6enlter
unlcreS glutomobiIs 5er6roden. SD
babe Oas @efiibl, ais Oh iih 5pet
itarfe 9lrme nm neiue sSiiBe floin.
mern ipiiroen. SD iinfe fat i'm. 9as
lit Die @irfung oes Siiftorudes. limo
oieic @inoriide, oie id bore, icbe in0
ipiire, erideinen aae in elmer toiiieno-
itel Sef1nOe.
@robortig ino grdBlicb lit es. GS
belimnlt ben gltein. 3u ipredeu, 1itA
MIR eiuen ein5ieen 2out ertoneu 5u
loiien, mare llniinn. Gin SdhuB iis
gefalen nno Die gan5e gaotiir init
allen @lementen III in @Grunq gero.
ten. 9ie @r0e bebt. Wlon bort eiil
Seu(en iiu0 Minieln lpie bon eineu
gepriieeIten Siino. gS lit ein neiier,
nod ME getorter 2olt, nit ipel9ent
bic 2ilft tpicoer In Oeu ourdb Ons &C.
i@oB luftleer gelporocnen Hnam elm.
orinat. Nliniiteulang b0relt mir Die
len 2diit oeii nieniano beihreiben
fontt Gs lit Elm erdBliber luto I'M.
DergeBli6er ginorrd. 9ann iperOer
Die Wloricr Ipfort gereinigt.
Sin Quftitiffer beobohtet 0ie 8ir.
fune unierer W26rier. gluf elmer in
ocr 0obe geiduifcnen @eobaAtings-
ltntiou iibt Der Sdiiptmonn iliIerer
Observation-Disclosures iinO merit auf.
Ger 5eino rnlgibt ibu nit @iit, IN.
ere ErlIppen nit itiller 8epurtoc.
rtrg. 6einolid5e @raioten longen al,
Inn i'm bon Ieinem Bolten berab5u-
iuerfcn. llno Der Solbot fist bort o6en
oacin. mdbreno Der Sob iic6 touieno.
fah an i'm bernnOrdngt. llno luie0er
er0robnen uniere Nlorier, ala ob ibre
iitrht6ore 5timme bic Snnlne Der
Gapierfeit 0es in Der Sobe iieenOen
@ionneS iineen iino oonnernO beten
piiroe:
o9lamddtiger, beI6iise oieien
Nlonn Ser Oo oben in Greue iino
Nflidt6eluubtiein Ieincu 1ieiiit ber.
iicbt. geiAiibe i'm, oenn 0u bit all.
modtie, er ober lit miitig itno bon
Selbitoilfopieritng. Dit i'm Simmel
imO CT sort uaein ouf ieinem BoIten,
ier bciOen iueroet erd gepiB Der.
Iteben.@
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
3nr @riinOung sincr Idjiuci5crii1en
SanSelSfummer III Baris.

gu Der @riinoins eiuer ic6pei3eri
iden SonocIsfomnier in Goris miro
Dem 0SenpS~ BON elmer i6mei3cri,
i6en Heri6nlitbfeit erfl1rt: llntcr
ben gegcnlpdrti9eu llmit1n0en, nit.
ten i'm aricGe, geiuilnt sic 5Goinuta
Der lbpei5eriideu Sonbelsfonuner
eihc gon5 beionOere 8coertltng. Ole
@ritnopug fonnte nicbt obne Wlii6e
eriolgclt Seit me0r ais 5ebn So5ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Sltuge cffisiere iu GnolouO.

9lus 6en priboten Eo0cson5eigcM
nit Oenen gegenApGriie Die engliI1e
8reiie ongeiiillt it, fam man crie-
ben, ooB Die engIiibc 9[rmec beoeu-
tenOe Sdauierigfeiten beim Siii5iers.
eriot baben ruB Sci Der Offcniioe
norOli9 Der Somme 1T cine groBc
s(n5oDI Sauptleiite oeiolleu, oic crit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

Slnmdnde 2Orfmpen in SaOmsurn Der 0Oimarft 1iOacnes
Si Si0mgou un6 ungaridcn @afo Sos id Scr IbcB
nod Often bis oc @suer Der orpat6en 6rOd Geren So
PEI Grpa erfd d6 Die bere0cnorecn luono1eu W 9eDoa
ner nn Ic lrgorn uo bort Hudncn no Gcrben ouidi
TO- SIN @ertm ooS @onot Elm Eei Gocens & Der 9eern6ng
mgarden irenun Nongolen
o Soorn on oos 9oot Derpite u6 p0cr ogten oe Gbre
Grte sic 1922 Groberung
9anotS pnoc Crit nod i6 Sobrcn 6eicaic @rn3 Gee
gant o na ocn SAL 9gra6 1i7 on6 6c 9rn6crriho 6r
GnSe 1870 wroe Observation-Disclosures 9oot Qon ntuem
ncrb Die 9cuQcioo GGter-eds deo gIedpie m
bnid @oiuordoit ocn ibrgn llnoorn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

Gr: oGS oibt 5nei NerioOer u 81
mes Wlonnes &ebcn III oenen e'
8rou nieuals bcriiebt" ,,sI
Sic. y1os on nidt iaglt
moni III oos2~ MI
@r: n@be er per9eirotet W
no6ocni er oer6eiraiet lit, rg
(@biloOelpbia Gpening SeoS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

Gum SOmbnrSemcn Der bnlGOriden GhfcufGSc. Gie bulsa
0nicufaOt Mdrra.
- III oocr
Ec Scr aIr 0cs sdwon @ecreS Iceeno bul6orhs i6e
no g9orno Oc Soicn 1906 ouc wnroc lit Der r
6lottc bnborOiert poron gorna III utgcr SonOelsplnB
rrs lno bciB inc 1900 Ictr ng o!e MI ggorie fam bic u
Ourd Den 9erncr Graa 49, u 1878 Gle 6roniocn p e
Die 1taot in Sabre 1854 crrt bort Eager p 6
Der Strmfeog nn Nsaong nu9n 1912 wnoc Die Stno or"
lirfcn bombor0icrt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
Surface Car Transit At
Standstill and Subway and
Elevated Affected.
MINOR DISORDERS
DURING DAY
Travelling Public Suffered
More Than At Any Time
Since Strike Called.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York Sept. 11.-With surface
car transit virtually at a standstill
in Manhattan and the Bronx, and
the subway and elevated affected
more than at any time since the
strike was called, the traction situa-
ton in New York tonight is serious.
Labor leaders held conferences to-
day, but no definite action was taken
on the proposal of calling a sympathy
strike of about 100000 workers of
various crafts.
Hugh Frayne, organizer for the
American Federation of Labor, to-
night predicted a sympathy strike
would be called in a week by long
shoremen, teamsters, stationary en-
gineers and fremen, affecting 10000
workers.
Minor disorders occurred today and
the travelling public suffered more in
convenience than at any time since
the strike started.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
POLICE ASKED TO LOOK
OUT FOR A KIDNAPPER

Circulars and pictures have been
received here by the police depart
ment and in the sheriff's office, re-
questing that the officers to look out
for and arrest Mrs. Sadie Dean, aged
II years, wanted in Atlanta for the
kidnapping of little girl, Mildred
Dean, her daughter, who is under
stood to have been in the possession
of another party. g.
Mrs. Dean, who may change her
name, the circular states, is 81 years
old, 5 feet inches tall, weighs 115
pounds, blond hair, blue eyes, paints
eyelashes and eyebrows, also cheeks
and lips. Wears dress exceptionally
short and always wears heart-shaped
locket and chain.
The little girl, who was kidnapped
August 80, is 8 years old; has light
blue eyes, teeth very bad, weighs
about Is pounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
To- HOME RULERS
ISSUE GOOD.START FIGHT
ROAD BONDS FOR CHAR TER
Election To Create Special
Districts Carried More
Than Three to One.
ASSURES OLD
SPANISH TRIAL
State Highway Commission
er To Meet Board of
Commissioners Today.

Milligan, Sept. 1.-THE election
held here today, for the purpose of
creating special road and bridge
district and issue of bonds, resulted in
majority of more than three TO one
for the bonds, the vote being so for
and Is against.
This assures the building of the
Old Spanish Trail through Okaloosa
county, also the Florida, Alabama and
Gulf Highway, which viii give the
Bay county direct connection, by way
of Milligan, with Andalusia, Mont
gomery and other cities in Alabama
and Georgia.
VIM. F. Cooke, state highway com,
missioner, will meet the board OF
commissioners here tomorrow for tn,
purpose of arranging for the appro
priation of fourteen thousand dollars
of the federal road fund, which thu
state road department has rendered
the county in connection with tht
bond issue and the highway worl
above described.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
MUST HAVE LICENSE
TO ACT AS AGENT

County licenses must be had, and
must be shown when an officer asks
for them, else it may mean arrest and
additional expense besides having the
license forced upon you.
This was forcibly impressed upon
Prof. VIM. Tyler, Monday, when Dep
uty Sheriff Byrd served a warrant up
on him, harging that ne was doing
business without license Sufficient
bond was given, and the defendant
will later settle up the matter.
A few days ago, it was understood,
Prof. Tyler offered certain school sup
plies to the board of public instruc-
ton, and when the board looked with
favor upon his bid, it was said others
in like line of business passed the
word on that he had no license as the
statute provided. hence his arrest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
Most Significant Move Made
BY British In the Strurna
Region.
GERMANS REPULSED
ON SOMME FRONT
Austrians Retreating Before
Rurnaflians In Maros and
Holitza Valleys.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Sept 11.-Monday proved
day without spectacular features in
any of the war theatres.
Probably most significant move
was that of the British in the Struma
region on the Greek-Macedonia front.
Throwing troops across the Struma
river, the British captured four vii
lagos between Sores and Orfana,
holding them against heavy counter
attacks. Whether this is the begin
ming of an attempt of the allies to
drive through Bulgaria, or merely a
maneuver to bring the British lines
closer to the Greek port of Kalvala
is not apparent.
West of the Varda river the French
are bonbarding the Bulgarian posi-
tons. On the front hell by the Ser,
bians, they have compelled the Bulga.
rians to withdraw.
The Austrians are in retreat be.
fore the Rumanians in the Maros ant
Tolitza valleys, north of Herman
nstadt. The Rumanians have occu
pied Holimbar.
Heavy fighting continues in De
brudja.
Berlin says, heavy Russian attacks
on the Stakhod river, northwest Of
Kovel and in Galicia near Haliez have
been repu1sed.
Except for commandments and re
pulse of German counter attacks
Monday was without special inciden
on the Somme front.
South of the river in the sector O
Berny-en-Santerre the artillery duel
between the French and German
were especially violent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-12
Indications Are That Mill
ken Has Been Elected
Governor BY IL, 900.
SENATOR JOHNSON
PROBABLY DEFEATED
Some Congressional Races
Are Very Close and
Still In Doubt.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Portland, Maine, Sept. 11.-Indica-
tons late tonight, based on the vote
from about fve-sixths of the pre-
cincts, were that the republicans had
won the state election by safe ma
jority.
If the ratio of the republican mar
gin is sustained, Carl E. Milliken,
republican, will be elected governor
by about 1900 majority. Bert M.
Fernald, republican, seems to have
been elected United States senator
for the short term, while United
States senator Charles F. Johnson has
apparently been defeated by Fred
erick Hale by an indicated plurality
of $500.
If the republican congressional
candidates hold the lead they had
late tonight three-Louis 3. GoodaIl
in the first, Congress Johr \ Peters
in the third, and Ira G. Eorsey in
the fourth-will be elected.
The fight between Congressman
Daniel ]. McGillicuddy, democrat,
and Wallace H. White, republican, in
the second district, was close.
One hundred and forty-one pre-
cincts out of lat in the second dis
trict give White 2o,670; McGillbudy,
20,197.
With all but 90 precincts reported,
it stands: Milliken, 1901; Curtis,
61,003. Fernald and Hale, republi-
cans, are maintaining a lead over
Stills and Johnson, democrats, for the
senatorships.
Republicans Gain.
With more than half of the pre-
cincts in the state heard from, the
returns tonight indicated a republic
can gain over the 1914 vote of more
than 35 per cent, and democrats
gain of about per cent.
Returns from $50 precincts out of
635 in the state for governor give:
Milliken, republican, 46,455; Curtis,
democrat, 40,456. For senator: Hale
republican, 1850; Fernald, republi-
can, 46,022; Johnson, democrat, A.
161; Stills, democrat, 40,962.