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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
eATTLR BRANDS.

Ny brand ia SPADE. The public Ia
warned against buylrg cattle with ihis
brand. without my consent.
J. G. MA8EARis
I win appreciate any Information lead
lns 70 the recovery Of cattle branded n
tina, may have straysd from the pastures
near TisttenbsrE
r. :. PERCY. Agent,
piettenhsfg Ia
~ cattle mark il " " on hlp and ias
Ia one ear Public ~ warned net 80 pnF
chase o. drive N any cattle so marked.
lAug I2-iyrD LUCY L. MATTHEW'S.
Saturday, October "a, 1915
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

All hunting Of any kind on Pauline, Live
Oak and CLANCY places, cutting wirt
fences. hauling across fields, and euttina
OF selling wood. buying or haulins cors
and buying cattle on any Of the abov,
places viii be considered as irohpasHlna
nd viii be prosecuted 30 the fun eatsni
the law, regardless Of color
Las ia.-I yD y. o. HAMILTON,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Saturday, October %, 1915
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Al tfeapassiug 10 prohibited on Hili sna
Slaughter. Lake Breeze, Brasneld, aaa
Glass place plaatations, such as hunting
pecan gathering, etc. aud ali be prose
outel t0 iull sAteni Oh the law
RACCouRCI COMPANY,
Per s, l.. Doharty. Agent
snlthlaaa Ldg, aud T. o.. la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
CnAa. WEYpERT, Agenl.

Hunting and trespasslng Of all KINDS
are hereby prohibited, under penalty Of
the law, ou Magnolia Plantation. No
exceptions.
The public is warned against buying
fire wood, posts OF crops from tenants 81
Magnolia without permission.
AACkfE FARMS CO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

Mans n fool!
Always wanting what he's not
Never liking what he's got
You can take ID as "a rule,
Mans fool!
When it's hot he wants IL cool
When it's cool he wants IL hot
Mans n fool!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
Second Death From
Diphtheria at School

cises at the school iast evening,
| when the health board learned
that a girl pupil of the school,
ill only a short time with diph-
iberia, had died during the day.
Orders were Immediately given
that the school should be vacat-
ed. The graduation services, rs
result were held at st. Pat
rick's church, North 18th and J.
At present there is only one
case of virulent diphtheria in the
city, small boy of the Aquinas
academy. OF the other eight
cases at the school, six have re-
covered sufficiently to be re-
moved from quarantine, and boy
and girl pupil have succumbed.
Examination of the throat cul-
lures is progressing "apidly at
the city meteorological labora-
tory, and 1t is hoped that the
source of the disease will be de-
termined in q few days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
FLASHES

TOXIC = Muniton factories
here have been asked for aid by
Mexico, but were forced to decline
as it was impossible to fill the
allied orders.
WASHINGTON - The state
ment that Mexican troops would
not attack the Americans UNI
less the latter were the ag-
gressors, has been taken to
mean that Carranza is weaken
ing.
PARASITIC French have re-
pulsed three heavy assaults by
Germans in the Champaign re-
gion.
NEW YORK-The American
Union Against Militarism is at.
tempting to gather Mexicans and
Americans together in an attempt
to mediate.
SEATTLE-Maj. Gen. Bell ar
rived here today to inspect the
western military situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

have no Influence whatever on
the inquiry already under way"
warned Mayor Fawcett.
Certain city officials looked
upon the movement as all effort
to whitewash Drake of the
charges pending against him.
No, l don't believe it is a
whitewash," Mayor Fawcett SAID.
THE association has promised
me that it wants to get to the bot
tom of conditions in brakes de-
partment, and merely would like
to look into certain other mat
tiers at the same time. The pub
lie is free to Investigate the city
hall any time it wishes, so far
as | am concerned"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

A gradually increasing cpl
demic of diphtheria at Aquinas
academy, a private scuool for
girls and boys at North 18th and
G streets. came to climax yes
terday with second death from
the disease, and orders from the
health department that the build
ing be vacated Immediately.
Two deaths in nine cases have
resulted at thet school in three
months. More than 100 samples
of throat culture have been TAX
en- from the pupils by Fumigation
Officer Joseph German, in the
hope that the source OF the dis
ease could be determined.
1t is believed that a diph-
liberia carrier"-some person who
carries the disease microbes but
is not himself ills causing the
epidemic.
All arrangements had been
made for commencement exer-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
BOYS FIND
MANS BODY

With a partially emptied pack
age of strychnine lying on the
ground beside it, the body of a
well-dressed man, 40 years of
age, was found in the underbrush
at 42nd and Cakes, near the
city's contagion hospital, last
evening by two small boys. The
body had been exposed nearly
two weeks, and the face was
hardly recognizable.
That the man committed sui
eide is almost certain. Part of
the inner band of his gray felt
hat had been cut away, evidently
to remove the Identification
marks. There was not a paper or
article on the body that would
lead to Identification.
Beside the body was a small
grip containing some doughnuts,
and a change of clothing.
LONDON-England informed
state representative that she
wished to remain neutral in the
| Mexican affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
LA-LA-LA!
SUMMER
HASCAME

Mans n fool!
Always wanting what he's not
Never liking what he's got
HOu can take ID as a rule,
Mans a fool!
When it's hot he wants IL cool
When it's cool he wants IL hot
Mans a fool!
"And that" said Weatherman
Cover, lis the absolute and I'M
vanished truth"
A reporter roamed into his Of
flee on the 5th floor of the Cham
Der of Commerce building, and
confronted him with the fact that
1t is the 23rd of June, that, &C
cording to precedent, ne should
have staged the first or second
Gas you figure it, day of summer,
and thta, on the contrary, the sky
is a dull gray, and every one is
wearing his raincoat and her furs
winter ones, at that.
Cover whirled his chair about
suddenly. and, without introduce
ton. flung his opinion at the
newspaper man in the verse quot
ed above.
The reporter did not know
whether the verse was original
with Cover, nor how, personally,
he meant it, and did not choose
to inquire.
Now, | gave the people eight
wonderful days of summer last
week"
The reported did not interrupt
him to ask about the eight-day
week, either.
Gave you eight hot days, reg
ular go fishing and-swimming
days, and every one howled SO
that ! scrambled around and
found an old rainy streak that I'd
overlooked last winter, and pol
ished 1t up bit until 1t was far
~ respectable, and sprung it.
Now every ones bowling again.
II tell you. there is 40 satisfy
ing these Tacomans, and I'm dis
gusted."
But there will be more sum-
mer. won't there?" the reporter
asked, hastily.
Don't know. All can do is
to remind you of last summer.
We had IL days OF 1t then. If
we keep up the record, that gives
us four days to go on. We may
keep up the record. tho" he end
cd. pessimistically
His forecast for tomorrow is
PROBABLY SHOWERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
Mayor Says OK. to
Probe of CITY Hall

Declaring that a general in
vestigation of the conduct of all
city departments, at the same
time that Commissioner brakes
office is being probed, would be a
, beneficial move for the city, men,
bers of the Taxpayers associa-
tion of Tacoma presented a letter
to the council today requesting
permission to conduct such an
inquiry.
On motion of Commissioner
Drake, the council voted TO allow
the Taxpayers association free
rein in investigating the city
hall.
but this investigation will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

men walked out and tied up ship
ping again yesterday noon, tho
situation has remained unchang-
ed in Tacoma.
None of the docks or shipping
companies have made any at
tempt to import strike-breaker5.
nor have they shown any inten-
ton of doing so.
While the strikers have put on
pickets at the various docks, rigid
instructions have been issued
against any sort of disorder or
violence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
Hogs GetHin
In Hot Water

Matt Holmes, of Puyallup, was
thrown into the county Jail today
because George Belanger, an irate
neighbor. claims he swiped four
hogs.
Belanger claims Holmes wife,
Mrs. Olive Holmes, Is equally
guilty, but she was not put in Jail
because of four small children.
The hogsar Q valued at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
Begins Twelfth
Year As Pastor

Next Sunday w. A. Moore will
begin his 18th year as pastor of
the First Christian church.
Previous to the coming of
Moore ]. T. Eshelman served IL
years and Morton l.. Rose three
years.
At the first service of Rev.
Moore's pastorate there were so
in the Bible class, so in the morn
ing service and 20 in the even
ing.
Rev. Moore announces for the
coming Sunday night a Surprise
Service"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

Both sides appear to EEL that
the affairs which caused the ce-
newal of the coast strike concern
San Francisco alone, and they arc
waiting for another settlement.
Everything is quiet along the
waterfront.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
ALL QUIET
IN STRIKE

Tacoma waterfront employers
and striking lOngshoremen both
seem to be disposed to rest on
their oars today, awaiting final
settlement Of the difficulties in
San Francisco switch broke the
patch of their agreement.
Since thousands of longshore-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
J.COZZA s.
SONS

SONS
LINCOLN MARKET
11O2 Com. st. Main 1910.
We Give s. & II. Green
Stamps
It's the precautiOn against
impure foods that makes
you feel safe in trading
here.
Specials for Saturday
IL lbs. Sugar. .$1.OO
3 lbs. Premier Butter. .05c
This is absolutely the best
Butter i'm town. A trial
pound will convince you.
Fancy Creamery Butter soc
Fancy Swiss Cheese, lb. soc
Fancy Cream Cheese. zoe
Fancy Limburger Cheese,
lib. ...... ..... .&oc
Fancy N. Y. Cheese, Id. csc
Fancy Brick Cheese, lib. 25c
Selected Ranch Eggs, 2
4 cans Wash. Milk. .25c
3 cans Mt. Vernon Milk 25c
Snider's Catsup .......2 zoe
8 bars Lenox Soap. .25c
Shredded Wheat, pkg. lee
8 cahs each of the following:
Campbell's Assorted soups,
R. & r. Chicken Broth, Rex
Tomato Soup, Fancy June
Peas, Fancy Iowa Corn. .25c
Heinz Sweet India Relish,
pt. ..'... SUC
Fishers Peanut Butter, 2 lbs.
Tor SOc
Fancy Cut Sour Pickles,
quart $500. .........2O zoe
Fancy Cut Sweet Pickles,
quart ...... .25c
Dill Pickles, doz. ..... DC
Mason Quart Jars Assorted
Pickles ...... .22c
Del Monte and Tea Garden
Preserves, far .22c
Our Floral Blend Coffee at
25c is a winner. Can't be
duplicated for less than
35c. Just try a pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

WASHINGTON - U. S. is in
vestigating rumors that villa is
at Escalon dickering with Car
ranzista officers for a commission
in the Mexican army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23
Seize Bullets

/ .SHAMOKIN, Pa, June %
Sixteen carloads of ammunition
consigned to the allies were
requisitioned here today by
American officers.
The cars were re-routed and
sent TO the arsenal at Fort Worth,
Texas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-23

TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE Z FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12
SnlansiidBe NamriAtsn.

grpbibitionifif4.
|gornirtbeit. 81. Waiitropos
itel oieies 2anbss tppIlen nidt nur
ben @snub niIer geiitissn Gstrdnte
per9inbern, ionbern 4. urbsit,n au9
oarauf bin. OaB ben 3situnsen tn ben
ytrodsnen" Stdaien perboten piro.
Qnseigen Don 8iers, Wein. ob.r 2is
quor aisf.ronten ju D.rGffsntIi9en.
Ser Staat alabama bsIist iaon felt
Subresfriit Elm fol9ts Geiss. Der
Staat Wafbinston felt l. San. b. s..
unb in Georgia tpirb Elm jolhes ON
l. Dsai b. s. In araft trttsn; au9 in
South Carolina tpirb eifrig fiji bies
len 53tped aaitirt. Disfs Gei.se per.
bieisn nidt nur ben In ben betreffens
ben Gtaaten btrausgteebsnen 3sis
tunaen bic @tr5ffentIthnns bon ans
5siqsn fir ben 0srialif gsiitiser @,s
irGnte, ionbern fie .rIauben aud
nidt, baB 3eiiunaen bon aubsrbalb
in biefen Staatsu ptrtdnfi iperben
biirfen. fpslGe iolfs Mnaeisen sntbals
Ten. Die betrefenben 3eitunsen mdfs
fen bdber entipeber beIonbsre 4ussas
ben fir bic .irodsnen4 Stadisn pers
anftalten, ober lie mhFen in ben
g2ummern. bic lie port feilbistsn, bic
Wbisfep MnSsfgsH berausftnsis
ben rber iibertIsben. 1euhelsi,
b.in better gldbrbobsn TT ansriia!
-Sm Heb Der Gilman
berungs DtbSrbe ga9
mebrmonatisem Guden f.itens Der
Ginnanbefungs BebSrbe bon glis
Sslanb in Der Smporteur boIIGnbis
iden Gsritenfdftts, Uran5 S4aaf,
bon Snfpsitor Haippr IN Msonbuttan
auf etnen 6dftbefebI bes Gsfretdrs
fiir Mrbsit fsffssnDmmsn unb na9
gllis syslqnb sebrant iporben. 0ss
rabe sur redten 3sii. i'm bic fHon
DON ben Aualen bss Durftes bsbrobs
ten Grnsnbs isupsttisrtsu Hisrn jn
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rettsn. trnf an IL. OftDbsr an gorb
beg Sampftrs Olympic aug Rots
terbam elm .Serr Jrnn5 Snddf in
Rem gorf EN-. er rnnmte iih dltr
beif4ia, prn 6onanb aus baib 4rnes
rita nit imprrtiertem Bier 5u pers
forsen. unb 6err S9dff miettete I'M
3. Siod bes Gtend > Gtbdubss In
.5oboten. RD. 50 Riper Ctr. 8ursnus
Rdume- Damn ftiirste e. fih in's
9eihdft unb nobm Beitsllungsn nuf
bic NIT bem nG9iten Dumpfer sin3us
treffmbe 9ierienbung entgegen. 6srr
Sdaaf bate feline JGmiiie, beiteAeno
aus isiner Satin unb brei ainbsrn
teriiberaebrnd,t. cine Wpbniine In 6cs
boten semisthet unb NIT eiegunttn
MObeIn ausseitoitei. HaIb barauf
frdf BEL bsm gtsdtsaniudlt 5ir5hs
berg in benz 9ebGube btr 6obctentr
Sparbuni .in G@refben elmer Dame
aus Rotteredm Elm, IN ipeIhem it4
bic Sdreiberin aIs Dran5 SHaafs
riHtisgebenbe Satin unb Mutter
mebrfrer aus biefsr Ghe jtammtnber
4inber beasiduete unb bic Utrmus
tbuns anisiprad. baB ibr gbemonn
Elm. aetpiH. Uldria bon Goeft nnh
amertia miiaenon,men babe, nit Der
tr iis. tpie iie erit fiir5li4 erfabren
hohs,, vim rkn,. r..k xs.<ss SQsshs ,o,,
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81. ,,anrldisen" iSeitnnsen.

9ie beutf6en @enernItommanbos
baben ipdbrenD bieIss getpdItisen Welts
trieses iit au1 nit rs4t feltiamen
Sinsen su befaifen. 60 erbielt bieier
Gage Der @erlas Des rgranbenburger
an5eisers" folsenbe 8uI4rift aus
Berlin:
r9luf bic BeTdtperbe bes gibners
Wleier in @dmerSte ipssen 9eru1ss
belditisuns unb @eiunbbeitsiddbis
sung bur9 bic 0rudnidndros bes
ngraubsnburser 9n,sisers" rirb
mad priifars bur9 bas Mebi3inals
follegium entfdieben, bab eine Be
ldftisuns in erbebiidem Mabe pprs
liegt, eine Sadbisuns aber ni4i ers
ipieien 1T. Sbnen ipirb babsr aufs
seseben, benz beresten llebeIitanb
i4leunisIt burd seeisnete geimis
fauug ab5u6elfen. Sas itellpertres
tsnpe @eneraltommanbo fpirb mad
brsi 5asen burh IusenIdein iid
bon Der 9sfolsuns o.rsetpifern.
a0nisl, iislIp. @eneraltommaubO 3.
q. g., gss. bon Serbia"
Das porerfpGbnte 8Iatt befenni
freimiitbis unb reuepOlI hierSu: Der
r4weiser" tsbt sur 3.it in .einem
euten 9erud! Iber bitt. Der giibntr
Wseier in Sdmer5te ii9 brett an uns
seipnnbt nit feiner 8eiaperbe, 10 bdt'
ten mir ibm 9tuftIdruns in bieier ans
gelesenbeit seben fDnnen, In Der felblt
Elm asl. Generaltommanbo ni4t burd
pures &ommanboport ben ranrii4is
gen" r4nseiseI' in eiren ipoblrieh.ns
ben pertpanbsln lam. Tenr es III tein
boIer WiIle, ipenn mir bi. Geru9sners
ben beIonbsrs empfinbfamer 2efer jest
elm tpenig peinipen nriiifsn, fonbtrn es
lit cine @rt ariegsnotbfdnb. Der Ges
rub riibrt DON Der DtuderI4iDGr5e
Der, unb bic MAIDEN mir nidt ielber.
ionbern besi.ben iie Don Uabriten. bic
uns auf ihon oft anpebrahte @es
idperben uniererieits it.t5 mtttbsiIen.
Dab cine bur9sreiienbe @erbeferuns
Der syarbe 5ur 3eit iinm6slih III. Sa,
Iebten mir i'm aanne Der Shlarnffrn,
no Wuni6 unb GrfiilIuns ieine Grens
zen tsnnsn, bann liebe iif ibsr bic
5a9e reben Damn fpiirbtn ipir germ
parfiimirte r4nssiser" bsrauseebtn, je
1a6 Wnnih bes ein5eInen aeirrs IN
Rolens, 8eilhens ober dnberem Iieblis
BEN Duft, unb fir ben 8ibner Msier
IN Samerais tpirben mir eine beipas
oere Suitipmphonis auiammenftilien.
pie iie ebsn fir ieinen pffenbar re@t
oerlp0bnisH @efdmad pabt. MpIte
Der giibner Isier in Gdnssr5ss ole
0ruderi9tpirse bes beutidtr HIGtters
lpaloes bel Der MiIiidrbeb5rbs 'ans
IapGrsen, 10 bd..s bas asI. General,
tommdnbo pieIs, ietr biele Betriebe
naa ,beresiem uebsIitunb4 In gtugen-
I6ein su nebmen. llnb ipia man fon>
Iequent iein, nidt nut bic 3eitunBsbes
tri.ibe, fonbern ole llnt.rnehmuneen,
Oi. auf olise unb fettiss Bsiriebsftoffe
iinp. Wlan btnit nir an
bic iebt sbenfalIs mid. s,rabs fiebIi4
ouftenoeu qutos!"
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#
sebt. aberNber bObs Se&Sissr spie Der
Giinfsiser bttbe iinb bt3ipinsenbe
geftaIten, alfre4t, itraff, ttrnis unb
traftboa.. 9eics iinb fart, sefunb unb
baben fein aeioeh, NOS man bem
Gslbrnariaau aud dIleS angebi4tet
baben mag.
Sp ffeben fit Dor uns, bic Shir.
mer nno 9iiter unTerer DfIiden
@ren3utarf, bic Sieser DON 3unnens
berg unb in Mafufen, bic grobersr
bon poleu, 2itauen unb Hurlanb,
ilno 10 tperben iie fortIeben, 70 lanse
sie beutide 3unse tlingt. bis in bic
ferniten @eitlenter Il.
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Wanbtrnbe gteint. On

@anbernbe crime. Sm
Gtaate Repaba sibt es Steins, bic.
iid ron islbit bepegen, iinb ptn be-
rien einige nitt GROCER als GrbIen,
mande aber 20 Bis 30 3entner i'm
9urdmeiIer arob iinb. 9isie rpans
bsrnben Gieine' seieen Elm Guberit
f.liidmeB @erbaIien. aegt man iie
auf ben JuBboben ober auf cine ans
bers ebene f5Idhe, 10 bab fie iih in
elmer Gnifernuna BON e!pa einem
bdlbsn Bis au einem Wettr BON sins
amber befinben, 10 beginner iie fos
sleid. fith gegen eiH seneinffdftlis
Dies Centrum Az beiuegen, Bis iie
fhIieblia in eintm seidIofenen arsi.
fe lissen, dbnlih ipie bic gitr In eis
nem Wpaelneit. 2sgt man einsn Der
Steins in cine gntfernifns bon> btis
fpislsreiie sinem balbsn Wlsier non
ben iibyigen. 70 fanH man beoba1ten,
tuie ii0 bisfer Stein iofOrt In. 1eipss
silns febt. I'M bic anbere gu srr.i9en.
Die Gtsine finben iib in tinsr 5iems
Iid sbtnen Gesenb. unb 5nnr In einis
gen fId6eu 9ertisfunsen nit einem
DurdmeHtr Don einem Eoben Dieter
unb mebr. 9luf bem Drunbe biejer
gsrtiefunasn litssn bic fcnbtrbnrsn
Stsins. Eds gebeimnis ibrtr genes
guns. bns bsm aaien burnnus rdtbs
isIfnft erfdtini, entfAlsiert fiG fos
fort. uenn mon ipsiB. nm mas Fir
IWlinerolisn Is iih bsi ihren hanbsIt.
Die Gtsins finb ndmlid nihts anbes
res aLs rnaanstifhes gifenera.
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8n perianien - Carmen.


E9tr 10 iinf6en 9trs dufmeEifamieif ipe.
s.eu auf cine ,tyarm bon 40 ndsSu 81 ler,
fen, ipeits bis|t sfompdanis siiIa @erfalf
bat, eeiegei on elmer entfn goob. 10 gsiiup
ten bon eiup9ob, SoniiItpn qcuntb. bon
: irel@fm 9i1se eine &c iyobrt Deltebf: inft
ntue Eueen ErH asiibsn5 bon o 3iriiuern,
has D1inMi 4tuL bic Gfaot rnb bic -Sfc1'
tfidu olael iiberbiidsno: CUTE Cnells, irvlsbs
Ksuiier fir bic gsobnnna uiib bos Dieb iieisff.
Ser Hcesn IN gut: cir iuuaer cbfienrier pea
eru6fbdnm.n: ni6f Der iisberflnfburp aiis'
pHctt unb II 'ebr pfnfherbperrb ois eiTe
oemfife. cher 9airrBarm. Hreis ss500.c0,
fbeilfpfifs bdar. geii auf Beb.usuHecr NAB
NHnnf6 bee stGnierb.
Dernsr, bteiunn5ipaHsia a6er ON Ohio BInb:
qffes fsss 3imnier Suas, uIetrers afsf BON
eufaifd, lepisr Gbiiaarfsu uiib etfpas f6Dres,
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-02
BOND ISSUE
For Good Roads To Be Voted Upon
June 2t-Order Made In County
Court Calling For Election.

Petitions were filed in the Mason
County Court Monday afternoon asking
for the calling of an election on the
issuance of 100000 in bonds for good
roads. The order was as follows:
1t appearing that Scott Fletcher and
226 other citizens, freeholders and le-
gal voters of Mason county did, on
the oath day of April. 1916, file with
Hon. w. II. Rice, Judge of the Mason
County Court, a petition requesting
that this court make an order on its
order book at the next regular term
thereof directing an election to be
held in Mason county, Ky, on Sat
urday, June "a, 1916, to ascertain
whether or not the voters of Mason
county are in favor of issuing two
hundred thousand dollars ($2OO, 000) in
bonds for the purpose of building and
reconstructing the public roads and
bridges in said county, il is there
fore ordered and adjudged that an
election be held for said purpose on
June "a, 1916. The sheriff of Mason
county is directed to advertise said
election and the objects thereof for
at least thirty days before the day
thereof in some newspaper having the
largest circulation in the county, also
by printed handbills posted at not less
than four public places In each of the
voting places in each of the voting
precincts in said county and at the
courthouse door. The County Clerk is
directed to have printed on the Of
fetal ballot the question, Are you in
favor of Mason county issuing two
hundred thousand dollars ($200,0O0) in
bonds for the purpose of building
roads and bridges?' and to leave two
spaces upon the right of said Ques-
ton, one for votes favoring the issue,
to be designated by the word yes"
and one for votes opposing the issue
to be designated by the word NO"
Said ballot to be printed as provided
for in section 1859 Kentucky Statutes,
and said election shall in all respects
be held In accordance with the gen.
eral election laws of the state.