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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
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amsritanii6sn Stadten, in Der
Heritanii6en &rtiis gu
bermitteln.
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8or6absn ablsbnsuo seger,
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gsmiibungen Der iiloamerttann9en
Staaten, in Der meritanii4en &riIls
suoermitteln iinb am Uontag gel4eIs
tsrt, nod sbe ben Ysr. Staaten iiber@
haupt elm formslIer 9ori4Iag unter@
trettst tporben mar.
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Montag bem Geianoten pon goli0Ia,
ipel6er oetrmmsn mar, lin an5uIra>
gen, ob bic Der. Staaten cine 8er<
mittlungsanerbietsu Der iiioanlsrttds
niTben Raabarn I'M SutersiIe Der
gsrbiitung zines arisses ai5sptiren
tpiirben, bab bic Waihingtoner u e.
sierung ni6ts in Der SituatiDn err
blide, mas f4iaDsri4tsrlt6 beigelegt
nerbeu tDRnte. Ssrr Canning be-
ipru6 nit bem Geianbten cine babe
etunSe lang bic Situation unb es
beibt, bab sr ibm seidgt babe, pie
@erantDortuns fir bic ariiis rIbe
suns ansin auf Gdrrunaa.
gils Der bolipianii6e 9eianbte oas
Staats Gepartemsnt perlieB, idgs
ter er, bab bic biplomutii4eu Iers
treter Der fs5s 3entrals unb iifbams'
rituHiI6en Staatsn, pel9e on Die mes
Iianii6e gptI6aIt nit BEN @nerbiss
ten Der @ermittlung berangetretsH
iDaren. rorldufig ibre sutsn SisHs
tie ni6t anbieten uiirben.
gr erf(Grte, bab Der 9erIu6 plels
lei6t erneuert perbsn tpiiroe, falls Die
Anttport bes Gen. GarronSa uuf bic
lebte Rote bes Setrstlrs earning cine
gaIis fir siueu 9ermittlungsoors
i6lag bieten iuIIis.
.Oie ameritanif9e Regies
ruug 1partst sund It
auf Garrau5as lsss
tes mort.
Die Der. Staaten ipartsn iest ses
fpannt ouf bas leBts Wort Der De-
fattu Rsgisruus in geSug auf bic an
sonntag on lie ubseianbte gfOte, in
tpeI9er bic 5rsiIafung Der ameritanls
iten Solbatsn psrlanst piro, pel6s
in rem Sample BEL Gurrisal gsfonsen
eenpmmen puroen, unb auf eine fors
msus oiplomatii6e 9tutiinSisuHg Der
glbii&teu Der befactu Regieruns ses
orungen ipirb. Die glote fam om
sonntag Ra3t in Der StaSt Wegito
on, pie Der ipsieus Gsent Rpbgers
5sri6tste. gr fiists binsu, bob iein
eriter geriu9, Tie oem meritdnii9en
Winifter bes 2lsuBersn gu unterhrei=
ten miblunsen lei. 9tber pbne 3peiz
f.l purbe iie bemielben nod am
Wlontaa einsebdnotst, anS Die biefiseI
geumten Tben innerbalb spei Saf
gen elmer 4ntpprt entsegsn.
Observation-Disclosures
energii9forta
gefeBt.
gs finb anSsiten pOrborbsn, aus
bsnen iib ersiebt, bab SsneruI Sum
ton, falls ss biz gum gnbe bielsr
Do6e su einem grilte tDmmen Iolls
te, in Der Gage isin tpirb bic grens
se anaemeiien su psrtbeiotsen unb bes
Senerdls peribtng Grpebitionstorps
seniisenb gu peritdrfsn.
ssm 2aufe bes Montug tpurbe bon
nensm CUR Gile aufsefopoert In gsaus
auf bic 8efDrSerung bss Gtaatss
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nommen unb 3pei aanonsn unS "a
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Wetter am Dienitas; an Ulittipod
f40nes, ettpas tiibleres g9ette..
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fir bic 9e5ablung Der G0bnungsn
un0 ioes unterbalts Der Stdatstrup<
pen Bis gum 1. sSdnuar 1917 unters
brettet, unb auBerbem peuoen $13,s
100000 fir ben @ntauf BON pferben
unb WauleieIn fir ben 9ebrau9
Der Qrmee Derlan9t.
Qm Wontag ipurben au6 8ertreter
BON giIen6dbnen na9 bem &riegsz
Separtement gerufen I'm Sntereiie Der
geidleunigung beg @erian1tes Der
Sruppen unb Der @orrGtbe.
Sesslei4en tpurbeu bic pldne fir
cine militGrii6e '3eniur ii6er 3ets
tungen, Wbaga3ine urb ionIttge pu6lts
tationen fotpie iiber ale &ommunItas
tionslinien beIpro9en.
glm Utontaa Qbenb tpurbe ungeoeus
tet, bab 10000 Mann peisrer Srups
pen in bteier Wo9e bic 9rsn3e pisl<
lei9t nod errei6en tpiirben, uno oab
innsrbal6 brei Do6en bic pom prds
iibenten WilIpn siuberufene geiummte
Electromagnetic i'm Siipen angetommen
iein iperbe.
Der grGftbent @ilIon ipra9 Den
Sef6dTtsbGufern gegeniiber, Delfe
ibren 4nseits[tn geitatten, obne Der
luit ibrer 20bne pber Steaungen It9
Der Hationalgarbe ansllAiebeH,
feline glnertennung aus.
Die in msgtto nod anne.
ienben Imer itaner
ELLEN mad Der
9ren5e.
0as Staatsbeportemerrt i6Gst bic
ansabl Der ii9 nod in Merito beFinos
liben gmeritaner auf etpd 1000. Iae
Sieienigen ,ipel3e bas 2unb nod Ders
Iaifen peroen. perben iid nod I'M
2dufe Der Wpde auf bem @ege na4
pem Rorbeu befinben. Sds Separ!ez
ment lit auBsr Stanbe, uit5utbei.en,
nie piele 9lmeritaner entf9lOfen i;no,
in WSerifo gu 6leiben. Die &oniuln
In Wan5auilla unb Srontera iinb ub@
gereiit. Sm Snnern Meritos befinoet
iia ieBt tein ameritanii9er &Oniul
me6r. Bon ben 400 4merttanern,
tpeI6e bon Der Stabt Megitu in ben
IeBten Saeen in 9eru Gru5 aHtamen,
tpurbe etn 5beil pon einen 0umpIer
Der Worb ainie an SorD senommsrL
Der Sransportoampfer .Sumner"
Der Iib in Sampico befiitbet, bat am
Utontag gefebl erbalten, iia ebenfaIs
na6 9era gru5 gu begebeu. Die 4ns
Sabl Der 4meritaner in Sampico III
auf 200 herubgeiunten, segen 1000 DOR
tpenigen Wo9en.
Der arisgsIetretGr unb Der General
Scott, Der Gbef beg Seneralitabes, iils
ipiSirten am Mprtag bas Mobtliii@
rungslager bes Siitrifts Don Gplunlt
bia in Del Rup, @irginien tpp bic ers
ten UtilisIolbuten bes Diitritts einges
muftert tperben. 2lm Dienitag iDirb
Elm Snfunteries9atailpn pon Reeern
einsemuitert perben, 10 bob Biz gum
qbeno ettpa 500 bon ben 1000 Wunn
In BEN Eager na9 Der SrerBe abgebeu
tDnnen.
Maior gbarles 6ine, friiber Ses
triebsleiter Der Southern gacific 8dbn
BON Merito, iebt in 8irgirien tpobn.
baft bat bem &riegsbeportement feline
Oienite araeboten. Gr III 9rnbuirter
ppn We 9oint unb bate i'm fpantI9sn
&riese eebiert.
au6 bonn SenGte nurbs
bic Mtlts Gtumuite'
runs 8orIdge dus
genommen.
Bafbin9ton, .. g., 26. sunni.
Die I'M Reprdientartsnbdufe IN LETTER
Do6e aneenpmmene ReiOIutipn, ipels
DIE ben prGfibenten autpriiirt, bic Rd.
tionalsarbe fir ben 8unbesOienit etns
sumuitern. tpurbe am Wpntag au4
bonn Senate ,nlgsunmn.sY,. io9psH
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i lu9 bonn Senute purbs
bic Mtlts. /. Gtumuftes
runs BorIdqe ans
9en 0 m m { n,

Bafbin9ton, .. g., 26. sunni.
Die I'm Reprdientartsnbduie in LETTER
Do9e ansenpmmene ReioIutipn, pels
DIE ben prdIibenten autoriiirt, bic Ra.
tipnalsarbe fir ben 8unbesOienit etns
sumuitern. tpurbe am Wpntag ou4
bonn Ssnate a1geuomulsyl. l141sm
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Oor6er eine 9eiptQigung DON 81, 1,0o0,l
900 CUR ltnteritiiBung DON bebiirfttgen
5amilien bon Uttti5ioIbdten geitrt4en
unb cine 9erfiigung iubititutrt purbe,
unter tpeI4er iol9e Mttglieoer, tpel6e
bic ein5igen GrnGbrer tbrer Jumilis
finb, bonn 9ienite btspeititrt tperben
tonnen.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Swat the Dandelion.

A fine crop Of dandelions is starting
along the sides of the s'reets in some
parts Of Holyoke this spring. II the
property owners do not take vigorous
steps to destroy the dandelions, it 10
only a question Of short time till ev-
cry lawn in Holyoke will be ruined.
In some parts Of town the dandelion
is permitted by property owners to
grow and mature seed and this pest is
gradually spreading over the town re-.
.gardless Of the vigilant efforts Of some
property owners to keep clear Of them.
II property owners do not have the
time or tho energy necessary for lit.
tie work in destroying the dandelions,
there are plenty Of boys in the town
who would be gisd Of chance to earn
little money at such work. Some
towns offer prizes for the destruction
Of the largest number Of dsndelions,
out this plan is not fair to the boys.
Let them b. paid fer the work done
aud not force them TO take the chance
Of working for nothing.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Notice.

After remodeling my place
of business / am now ready to
open the only Exclusive Ice
Cream Parlor and Confection-
cry in Holyoke. Bring your
family aud treat them to good
dish of Ice Cream. For every
10 cent purchase made that day
at the Parlor will be given a
free draw on fine Rocking
Chair. DO not forget the place
and date. In the Holyokc Ho-
tel, Saturday, April %, 1916.
The Palmers.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Sunday School Convention

On April 18th and 30th large Sun
day School convention will be held at
Holyoke in Court House. All the vari Z.
Gus Sunday Schools Of Phillips County
will be represented by delegates. A
fine program for each day is being
arranged. Among the speakers will be
M. Z. J Albertson. the General Secre.
tary for the International Sunday y School
Association Of the State Of Colorado
Mr.. &. Is. fortner. Vice President Of
Logan County Association. and Mr.. II. u
Mcmillan. Of the Weld County Assoei.
alton. Some very good music and
singing is being arranged for. All are
extended hearty invitation to attend
the sessions Of both days It 10 suggcs
ted that those who come from . dist
anee bring their dinner and enjoy 9
whole day Of inspirationai speech. good
music and pleasant association. Come
and help to give to Phillips county =
Sunday School Association Of strcng III
and helpfulness. IL IL at this eonven.
ton that the association Of tho county
expects TO ge. Arm foundation for fu
ture work
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Katie Austin.

Kntie Austin, little ~ year
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Austin, died ut their
home in Scdgwick county on
Saturday, April 10. She had
been sick with n severe cnse ol
the measles which seems io
have developed into diphtberia
which caused her death.
On account Of the contagious
character Of the disease, u pub
lie funeral was not held. The
body was brought TO Holyoke
on Sunday and laid to rest in
the town cemetery.
Such deaths are nlways n sc.
we're blow TO the family and
friends but seem doubly 90
when the character Of the di
easc prevents family aud friends
from accompanying the body OF
the dear one 10 the last rcstin q
place. The family hnve the
sympathy Of oil Ia their sad az.
Fiction.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
One Spoonful Gives
Astounding Results

Holyoks residents are astonishcd at
the Quick rcsul,s from the simple mix.
ture Of buekthorn bark. glyeerinc. etc. 4.
known as Adler i.ka. This remedy acts
ON both upper and lower bowel and Ia so
Thorough bowel cleanser that It Ia
used successfully In appendicitis. Ono
spoonful Of Adler | ka relieves almost
Any Case Of constipation. sour or gnssy
stomach. One Minute after you take
Il. the gasscs rumble and pass out. y.
N. Smih.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

The proposed action of the present
democratic congress to abandon the
protection of the Philippine Islands il
cowardly to say the least. They are
proposing this action under the claim
that it is tc give the Philippines their
freedom" Yes, freedom that would
mean that the islands would immediate
ly he siezed by some stronger nation on
that side of the ocean and freedom,
that is to be given because, as some of
the democratic leaders have admitted
it would cost the United States too
much to hold and protect the islands,
and is in the line of economy in nation.
al preparedness
The state herald., 1916-04-21

This is a good time to invest
in Phillips county real estate.
If you wish to make some mon
ey by such an investment, don I
wait too long for prices will ad-
vance in the near future and
every time prices advance most
of the advance is held.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

The Royal Neighbors celebrated the
anniversary of the organization Of the
Lodge, Saturday evening at the audito-
rum with literary and musical pro.
gram followed by banquet. There
were about rs present and very en-.
joyable occasion is reported.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Joseph Sandy. high school pupil, il
confined to his home with measles. A
number of the high school pupils seem
to have -een exposed to the disease be-
fore he discovered that he was taking
the measles
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Gard

We wish TO express our heart felt
thanks to the friends and rcighbors
who so kindly gave US their sympathy
and aid during the sickness and burial
~ our loved one We especially wish
To thank the friends for the il,ral offer
irg, Mr.. and Mrs. + N. Austin
and Family.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Mrs. M. D. Copp returned to Hol.
yoke last week from Los Angeles, Cal.
where she had been making her home
for some time. She will make tel
home with her daughter, Mrs. Louii
Bovee near Holyoke.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Samuel Smith. John Curroth
ers and B. J. Beckwith of the
State Auditors Office have been
IN Holyoke this week making
an examination of the treasur,
er's and clerks office.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

II you want the news from your part
Of the county published, have some one
write up The fasts and send to the Her.
aid Office and We will do the rest. We
have a phone in the Herald office and
would be glad TO receive over the phone
any item OF news.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Miss Edna Gathe, who is at,
tendiu& : the Denver University
came down TO Holyoke Satur
day for u visit with her sister
aud friends.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
F. H. SANDY
{: Stock Buyer
Highest market price paid for hogs
See me before you sell
Holyoke Colorado
Auto Repair Shop.

l have made arrangements to open
an automobile repair shop in the City
Garage of M. Zoll, April 1st, will be
prepared to do all kinds of automobile
repairing and will aim to give satisfac.
tion on all work. When you have any
work in this line to do remember my
shop. L d. Gentzler.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Yellowstone Park

unique among the recreation and wonder spots of the world
aside by the Government For the Benefit and en-
oyment of the People for all time, primarily because
tains by far the largest and complete collection of na
tura phenomena in the entire world There Geysers of
every known variety Falls twice the height of Niagara the
largest lake at its altitude in the world Except ng Pc
ru while the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is
an epoch in anyones life
The Burlington k service through Cody the East and
Scenic Gateway will be improv ed in connection wi spe
cal automobile service between Cody and the Lake Hotel
ninety mile delightful auto ride along of the Worlds
famous scenic highways Through Coast les also
enter the Park via Cody the rail journey from Gard
paying extra only for such Park sdetou accommoda
tons they receive
Park publications the press In due time ask for the
n. McEwen, ,TicketAg g, ,Holyoke, Colo
ihIIfl L., w, Wakelyi A o'n,h,
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Sam Holland informs us that
he has a grapevine message
from Villa to emphatically de-
ny that he is dead again.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Rev. and Mrs. Bainbridge. son War
ren, Miss Reed and Mrs. z. I. Latts
returned Tuesday from trip to Denver
in his car.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

E. G. Summers returned Tuesday
from st. Louis where he was recently
called by the sickness of his father.
He says his fathers condition is much
improved.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Mrs. August Erdman of Allan
Neb., arrived in Holyoke last
week with her two little adopt.
ed daughters to visit with rela.
tiyes and friends.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

The Herald publishes the land trans.
fers but does not claim to be the only"
paper in the county that gives this line
Of news.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Mrs. Clark Finch left Hol.
yoke the first of the week for &
visit in Nebraska.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

The Herald has no "big machine
yet, but gets the news just the same.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Rev. l. A. Brink, H. L. Colver, j..
W. Van Kirk and Frank Ralston drove
to Brush, Tuesday, to attend a meeting
of the Presbytery.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Ray Barnes went to Amherst
Thursday for few days visit
with friends.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

C. II. Moore was in Ho'yoke couple
of days the first OF The week, return
ing to Crock Tuesday evening.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Vernon Smith, one of the sue
cessful young business men OF
Haxtun, spent Thursday in
Holyoke.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Roy CLANCY of the Haxtun countr!
was transacting business in Holyokt
Tuesday.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Mrs. Emmett Trego was taken to
Julesburg Saturday evening to take the
train for visit with friends in Nebras
ka,
The state herald., 1916-04-21
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Holyoke Colo Nov 1916
Board me, pursuant to adjournment
present c Z Johnson chairman u @
summ,rs and II Poe commissioners
The state herald., 1916-04-21
Capitol Correspondence.
Denver, Colorsdo. Apr. ls. lels.

The announcement made
Sunday that the slate had been
made up for delegates at large
to the Chicago convention had
been broken, has created con
sternation and confusion in po-
llitical- circles. 1t had been ar
ranged by the manipulators
that the four should consist OF
Governor Carlson, c. w. Water
man, p. B. Stewart and DR..
Work.
For several days there had
been a strong undercurrent OF
dissatisfaction that a few men
should assume to settle the
whole business without waiting
for the convention to express
itself, and it seems that on last
Friday, the friends of Mr.. Schuy
Ter asked for a conference with
the hackers of the slate. This
meeting was attended by the
governor, Mr.. Vivian, Mr.. Stew
art, Mr.. Waterman. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin and Mr.. Sullivan,
representing Mr.. Schuyler.
Mr.. Schuyler in his forceful
way, represented the strength
of Mr.. Schuyler and demanded
that he be given q place on the
slate. He did not care, he said
whose name went off, but Mr..
Schuylers name had to 60 on
or the entire slate would be
blown to smithereens. The
others retired to talk the matter
over. Neither Governor Carl
son, Mr.. Waterman, or Mr..
Stewart were willing to step
down, so as DIR. Work was in
the east and could not defend
himself. it was agreed that he
should be sacrificed. and an an
nouucement to this effect was
publicly made.
When the friends of DIR. Work
got wise to this, they were fu-
rious and declared they would
not stand forit. In order to
paciiy them they have been as
sured that if they will be good.
DIR. Work will be reelected Ma
tioual Committeeman, and, il
he refuses to comply with their
wishes they will throw him o.
verboard and make Geo. Stidg-
er the Committeeman. DR..
Work is reported to be hurrying
home and until he arrives the
deal will not be settled.
In the meantime. the people
are asking where do they come
in. They do not much care
who has the empty honor of go
ing to Chicago. but they do
want to know nightly what
they intend doing after they
get there. Not one of them
has made II public announce
ment of how he stands on the
question of preparedness and of
cooperation with all forces op-
posed to democracy. For all
that the public knows, they
may intend to vote for Henry
Ford for president, with Judge
Lindsey as his running mate.
In voting for them at Pueblo
the delegates will be voting for
= pig in a poke. II they imag'
inc the people are going to stand
for this sort of thing, they are
doome cd to sad awakening.
A movement 10 already on
foot, that will probably come To
n head before this letter is print
ed. backed by scores of the most
prominent men in the party,
and including former progress
ives and stand-pattsrs, to force
the hands Of those would be
delegates and compel n public
nnd sntisfactory announcement
OF their position. or else put an
opposition ticket before the Pu
eblo convention.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

w. ID. Kelsey made husi
ness trip to Wray this week.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

The Eastman Poultry Co. have re
Gently put up nice business sign.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Ira Taslor returned Wednes
day from a business trip east.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

Wanted, cattle to pasture for the Sc
son Inquire at this office.
The state herald., 1916-04-21

S. M. Wright returned Tuesday from,
a visit in Nebraska.
The state herald., 1916-04-21
and H c Harreaves clerk
Claims allowed

Claims allowed
R R Stout janitor so 90
P s Struble vital statistics 4 rs
Town of Holyoke water and lights 70 SO
c WSederburg treasurer 20
H C Hargreaves clerk 27 so recording
road petition and viewers report 6 90
M b Norton repairs for grader 60 Al
services as engineer 107 SO
Thomas Clark road work SO rs
Charley Powell road work "a 90
David Jared road work 50 IO
Cliff Shafer road work 72 90
Bliss Hendrix road work 500
E l. Hoschouer road work 8 90
Harry Lock road work 400
W F Harmon road work II 25
L L Berkey road work l6 so
Andrew Griggs road work l8 90
L W Arid road work Sc so
Herb Jung rond work l6 90
N s Landr. tn road work l6 90
W L Hansen road work 9 25
Lewis Landreth road work l6 90
J H Guernsey road work 40 90
H B Osborn court reporter 10 20
W d Kelsey county atty 20 S3 deputy
dist atty 40 90
F C Finch sheriff 62 rs
W E Correll assessor 108 90
W G Holland J P 90 elk dist ct II 05
H Work care L B Vandre 81 rs
F McElroy board Geo Gilbert 25 90
Mrs E M Palmer board J Strand rs 90
Enterprise prtg and supplies 29l SO
G Sarver telephone calls 8 50
] H Painter notice teachers ex 10 IS
P Jones feed for horses road work 2 so
Monthly reports of clerk judge sher.
if and treasurer were ordered filed
Board adjourned to meet Nov
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Claims allowed
H Miller road work SO 90
B Flanagan road work 4 90
Floyd VAIN road work 90
G Eldrsdge road work l3 90
Ira Kepler road work 10 90
C E Jacobs road work 100
J Miller road work so
H J Miller road work q 90
Town of Holyoke lights 5 63
W d Kelsey dep dist atty l5 90
Addie Zimmerman CO supt rs 76
C E Johnson com 80 60
G Summers com l8 40
Board adjourned to-meet Nov s
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the board hereby approves
and make levy of two and one-tenih
mills on the assessed valuation of Phil
lips county Colorado as returned by the
county assessor for state purposes in
accordance with resolution duly adopt
ed by the state board of equalization,
notice Of said resolutions and levy be-
ing received by the county clerk from
H L Mulnix auditor of state Of Colora-
do
On motion the board hereby sppro.
pirate for the current expenses Of Phil.
lips county for the year 1916 the follow
ing amount for the several officers and
tho va rinua fundd