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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25
Ia PRENSA P|DE
QUE Sc SUPRINA
Ia CENSURA
OIcfN los PfRiODIC0s ESPAA@ES QUE
NO DEDE CONTMUAR la CERSURA Ha-
BIfNOOSE SUPRIHIDO Alley kaRClAl
Srr,icio Exclusive para Ia rRENst.

MADRID. Julio 3i.--T"ia IN prem
"A rSpah0la. ">pcriaimrntr Ia IN"
50 puh.ica rn "Sia capital. ha pro
!nStaAn unanimrmrnlr p0r II hrch0
de Jur =. @0hirrnn ha decldidd III"
ruutinIr "n Vi"0r IN renSlIra que -
JerrcIn iunln Ion la ley marrlai.
S0SIiencn ios p"ridrir"> que Ia cen
,ura ,Ichr ser !"vanta Ia. >upucsl0
lur 81 @ohirrn". IrInirnd" m"inra-
.ir nOlah!cmnn;a la Siiuaci"n. d"rla-
'ri ,Iur iajaha ir r>iar' rn Ni:"r IA
lev marciaI rn t0hn rl pals.
com" "A rampaiia l' la pr"ns;r
para 1Ir :" >uprima "a rrn>ura 80
muy important" porqur f0S prrl".li-
eos .!n torIoS los parlidoS p"IIIlr"S
In annvan. 80 cree - @nhlerno :" vc-
"a nni.ain a lcvaniar IN rrnSura d"
In m;~ma mancra lu" -Hprllnl" In
Irv mafrial III" "-iaba IN Vlc"r.
No So drlrndran mas en- \ueia YORK
los buqueS que salem de- ESpaila.
Ia r0mEaAia lraSat,in!lra anun-
riI hnv que los hulu"> qII" >a'"n II"
Bilbao. G"ruha. Ni-o Y SanIandc".
para America. no :" d"l"ndran mas
rn Il puerto de Nu"va YORK. n"r-
1lir M hay Sulicientr rarGa con
i"Siino djrho puerto. Slno Gu" So
auirIn dir2clamrnir hasa la Haha-
ma. puoS rl principal r"merri" i"
Espala IN .Amfrica, artnalm"n'" 10
.rsla hariendo con Ia rnpIinira lie
Cuba.
Ftlf frIiritada la reina madrr por
SlI OnOmaSficn.
Fl onnm:iSli,o ,in IA Rc!na Mafrc
!lIi .rr>laiadn hay rn =! Palari'. R"a!.
con as tarcmoniaS arn>lutnhradaS
lie Amino. Spglin Ia dir"n :oS rlI-
morcS pnrSistrntnS qur han rircQ-
laIn. la rrina mafr" rrrlbl". prdr-
tiramrnlr. la f"Iicia"ioHeS >"I"
de personals. III" >impatil4n con Ia
rauSa tnu!oaa rn Ia prrs"ntr .ttr-
IRA. 'nnrS -,it:rSr lI" p"ra> fu"r"h'
la> pnrsonaS SaiadGfilaS que I"i!rl-
tarnn In Rrina Madr" ron m"tIFo
de Su OnnmaSsico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25
AUMENTA LA EPIDEMIA DE LA
PARALYSIS lNFANTlL EN-
NUEYA YORK

NUEVA YORK. Julio 24.-Hoy Sc
ha vue!to informar al Departamen-
TO de Salubridad que el numero de
muertes por causa de esta horrible
epidemia. tuvo un aumentO, en- tanto
Que disminuy0 el numero de nuevos
cascs. Durante las ultimas - horas
hubo 81 defuncioneS Y SO nuevos ca
sos. contra ? defunciones ll5 casoS
nuevos cue correspondieron al mismo
periodo de tempo aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

roleo sin motive alsun0. Los guar
dias Sc encontraban acampadOs. ha-
ciendo servicio de vigiIancia Ell q
orilla del rio Immediate a. Campo
Cotton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25
Ell EIex-Gobernador de Te-
xas ha sido uno de los
que mas han venido
atacando la poii-
tica del Pie.
Ell jefe del ejecutivo Sc nego
nuevamente a prestar gu
apoyo a la adopcion del
sufragio femenino
Especial para IA pRENsA.

WASHlNGTOAa-Juli 2i--Con
oastante interes X ha seguidog 1en
esta capital el curse de las eleccisues
Erimarias en- el Estado de Texas. El
compute de votos~ que hastu ahora
sc ha. rccibido que senala como
victorioso a Colqultt soDre Culber-
sol Sc considera aqui como un~ 'eol-
pc Ia politica de Mr.. Wilson. Ell ia
question mexicana. puesto que ei *
gobeinador mencionado ha side uno
de ios cue mas duramente han ataca-
do csa politica de Wilson.
Otro ma! ind!cio para la admi-
nistraci6n del presidente Wilson es
el hechc de que cinco de los candi-
datos de IL administration para re-
presentantes Al Congreso, han -sido
derrotadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25
Wilson renIsa de nuevo 81 apoyo q
Il, reforma al sufragio.

F presiGente Wilson nuevamenee
Sc rehus0 hoy 4 prestar su apoyo y
usar de su Influenza en- la Camara,
en- favor de Ia cforrla relativa IA
adopciGn del sufragio femenino.
Tai hecho Sc considera tambien
como dcSfavorable para el mismo
Wilson. pues o. SECURE que sc achara
encima II encmlStad de las sufra1is-
ta& Y por ende, tendra ell su contra
80 enemigo mas en- las proXinas
elecciones presidenciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25
Aseguro en- ei Senado
que aqueilos han sido
enviados a la from
terra con uu fall
so pretexto
Ell General Bliss informa' que
las condolences en- Ia
frontera son SatIS-
factorias


gf''"' dH'h '-~p'Ftat par u ~ hi--r''h-
WASHINGTON. Julio 24.-Ei g.
naGOr Townsend. EN- un diScurso que
prOnunci6 hoy en- II Camara de Sc
nadoreS critic0 dur2mente 4 n admi-
distraction por Ia movilizacion dc las
Guardias NacionaleS de .oS Estados
declarando que los miiicianOS nan Il
do lievadoS a n frontera con an falls
pretexto. Y que por 10 tanto. deheriau
ser inmeC!iatamente retiradoS del scr
yicio para Que volvieran :: Sus ocupa-
clones.
FL general Bliss informa sobre las
condolences en- Ia frontera
Fl general Tasker II. Bliss, ayudan
te del Jefe del Estado Mayor Genera;
del Ejercito de los EstadoS Uni1os.
aue hace tempo sali6 para In fronte-
n en- viaje d. inspection. M ea-
viado IN extenso informe en- el cual
dice que las condolences que preva-
lecan ALI son baSJaute satiSfactoriaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

fps.. . "a ss, Col. se.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

Gonprs ustsd sus Hbros sn sspstol
antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas hsrnca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

5eOc Soillic. olh sic flcinlic IL Gers
lid ipiIltomuen.
llcbcr ollc @citrdgc miro pcri0n-
LID imo ofientlicD il Der ,,9lcm.Dors
fer 5tootS5eitnug" ino III an0eren
3eittngcn OeS 9onOes Quittirt.
9ittc bclicu Siel Gs Gift, Gien.
id)enlcbeu 5n retten sic 2eioen bic
les idredlidcn %oltertricges 5u lin.
berul @S 9icbt fciu Siilisiucrf Oo9
noibiger il ais oicieSl~
Gem 9}otioualcn 9lnicrifalliidlen
9lrr5te Expeditions Gonite, Oos
umter sen @eicscu oes 5toatcs 9t0u-
y9orf incorporirt lit un0 oohcr Scr
bcborolinen ghtiiiht unteritebt, Scbo-
reu inter nnoeren an.
Gircftorcnrat6. glrthnr pon 9ric
fen YoribenOer; @erman ", AReB,
Shabmciiter; @icior 81 Miooer,
5efrctdr; Gr Scnrn 6. aralie,
9looli arttroii 9lcp, ~ sNaiam
9'opdc, Carl :, Sburj lnO @eorgc
Sploeiter |iercd.
gllgencincS Gonlitci 9Idtb. Ricb
@artbclot ct. 9ouiS; 9lrtbur BON
9rieien 9Ier ports 9lbth Ncnrp
Gollmcr, Goucnport So Norocc y.
@ranN Gbicaao; Nlor @ilr8bcim.
Cincinnati 81; 6. u. Nenrici lirool-
I'M, 6rcNcrid McB iun, 2on Srou.
cisco, Gr- lSrauf MorL 9}emNorI ,
Ir. 0enrp g. aralic, llup1rf; 9IooIi
autiroif gicp !)orT c5lliiap .liauer,
@hIlaoelpha NMtb Ncrmm NJ,
NlcG, 9tNu Nrrt @od Al NIHagr,
G6icaNo 1r Gbarlcs 4. 9SiMa.
NrootIm, 9Ico, Gr. 9SW 9Sopdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Allie slrbcit miro ircipiIli0 in0 I'M.
cntgeItIid) geIciitet.
Die Iulicnocn 9ctricGs1uSgabcu
(Irndiaueu @orto Il. I. w.) wcroen
nicbt aus Den geitr1gen, ionocrn
bon Sen Nlitglicoern ocS gomite'S
pcrionIib geocdt
7oS Gomite bittet OringcnO ollc
5reltnoe tbatfrdftigen iInS notbigcn
SdmoriteriUerfS lm SSiilic, lmo spar
III ioI9euOer S9eiie
geitr6gc lpollc man an Oen 5dat-
neiltcr ocS @omitc's, oen irii6cren
Gon8rcB 9lbgcoronetcu imo Comp.
trolIer scr 5taot 9}elp yorf, Ncrrn
Serman ". Dies, i22 Suoion Street,
9fcw-Yorf, ooer al Die oeutic6en Sci.
tngen ocS 2onocS o0cr All bic iii
oielen Stdoten bcitebcnoeu lhlter-
Goniitc'S abiii6ren.
gl6reien bon @eriouen bic OoS
Gomite porausiiHtIib ani cincn per.
ionliden 9lppcll bin nnteritiiBen per-
oell molle man All y9lcr5te Grpebis
tionS Gomitc, H0 @or 1901 9tem
Dort Stu" ienoen
Bon grobter S9idtiafcit lit mldl
Mcrbcar6cit, I'M bic mir bitten oie
NIT sen Sci0cn Der pcmululocten intS
frnnfcu 5olOdtca N}itlcio babcn.
Dladcn Sic Sbrc @ctauntcp ui0
SrcinIoc oiif 0os notbpcnoiac NiiliSr
rcrf aifmcrtium inlO ucronlallcn
Sic oicicIbcl inns i0r 1hcrilciN 81
icuocn Sl8itirQu 5ic IN SbrgnAscrs
cincn ooiiir, oanit Nicie Sanlnlhm'
gen pcranlaltcu oocr aus orr %cr.
einSfoiic cncn Ncitrog bcluilliacu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

9}ap Dorf sri. GOit0 9leiiicrt
81. ., 9leu yort SSictor 3. Nio-
ocr 9lcw @ort @il5clni RieB, Si-
0iouopolis @ail Don 5hleinB,
Wlimaufce, Garl .. Sdart 9lcm-
2lort; 5rdii ", ". 4bcp6ero, 9ler.
port 6cronano lbln ReaDinM
AGo. Ibeooorc 1iitro 9lcp g)ort;
(5corgc SDluciter Gicred g}cr-Gori,
g 81 9ictor. 9}iMnon0, va. 8. w
&olifronL 9tcr 9lorf lm0 aiIc &or.
NscN0el bon 2ot0t Gmuite'9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

9ompolnn ollDcren Srauen@ Srnu
Warn @iO1euaD, Nurdno, ggiS.
@iur fsran upn Niaiiaduictts idJrribt:
%aditonc Mlal yWlcinc Neioen
iIaten uon 9lier, iIno Orci Sabre lang
libttc i'd micb iebr traIit Sb hottc oft
pieanidLc urD litt nu groBcii 5dmers
5en SD unbn SBoin Y, Yntbam =
Negotiable COMPOUND unp bin Jest gcs
llno. Bran Rierre Gunrnugcr, @or
289, @loditone Waoii.
5old) iuurneilbe 5pmpionte. tuie cnI
WeiIbl 0cr @ritiditng oibnufdlle, Miits
Ielndmcr5rip Nopfidlmer5cu, glnaitne-
lubl, 3agbnftiatcit GbrenidlicL ocrSs
uopfen, Slunmern Dor nen SInNcL llns
geNetndBigtcit uugeniNer glppeiit iotpic
@dlm0d]e mo SchiuiuDcIqufdlc. iolltcn
SSS.a SpS altiideg alsn S,st, Ssaegist 0aTosa s,
eomo hat piclc Nrnucu gliidiM ilpcr
olcic 0riiis aelibrt
tQldr53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

@lan elluaNnt Aen a8uIlImafs 0uEIgigaNStnIa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

NIdunnruisn Nic ScR sTguildjen
SurreippaOrntsa" nidIt paNftiidl cStv
nNregeInaiiR cyhallCN, iiEa Gsbcisa.
oer Eiiirc Sanoa per SclgpAua uAvy
idlgittildl Mitsbeilaua iG maAtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
IS oilt NIcnIdlcnIcben ~ rcttem.

&orm EGtidlauo lmO CciterrciA
mcritnniihc glcr5tc mno Soipi'
tolallsriiIuu9cn Orin9cllO Orau'
den.
Cas- 9latiouole 9lmcrifaniirbc
slcr5tc expeditions Gomitc III
9telu gorf crlGBt Oen nohitc6en.
Ocn 9lufrii ali oic Geutih-gImcrifa.
ncr GeS 2au0es
oScit gllsbrllt) Oes cllropoIlhen
arieocs iino, oiii5icllcu @criAtcn ST.
iolac, 10 piclc oclltihe mo oitcrrec-
did iugariiHe 9Icr5tc Der 9il9el
oeS sSeinoes oOer arantbeitcn sum-
pier aciaIleiL oDcr iiuo inter ocl
iQlacbclrcn 9lmlreu9imgen ibrcS air.
rcibcnocu IicnitcS 5iiialmncngcbro-
6en uno orbcitSuuiobig gcrporocn,
OaB Scr 9Ier5tc6ciionO III bcoen Gdll'
Ocrl oui Die S0Iitc 5urild9c9au9cil
it'll
9cric6tc All ser 6ront t6dtigcr
glcr5te Ocriiberly DAB bic ucriiiaba-
rcn nc0iSutiihcu SiiliStr0iic uidt I'M
Ston0e Iin0, bic imgc9eurc Dlcngc
Oer glrbeit 5ll bepGltigcn. g4aS 0oS
tiir Die ucrwum6cten llnO trautcil
Soloatcn bcocutet, Oercn 3abl INNER
0roBer miro. brailrbt uicbt crit or5-
cinanoer9eiebt 5u iucroen
gIod, lhlimmer iDiir0c Die &agr
ais am 4. 0ftober Oorig.n 3dbrcS
Oos urucrfoniide Gotbc arcr5 Die
meobiuiidcn Stills Ggpeoitioucn
Ne g big Dubin III IeutidlQnO uno
Geitcrrcih lnterbolten bate, jllriid-
500. Eicie GrpeOitioncn tonuct
5lut flcincn l6eil oilrh Die bonn
9Incriiouiidcn 9Icr5ic expeditions.
GonIiic Snc., cntianOte qIcrate e.
lett perocn. 9lbcr nod oieIe @rpr'
Nitiouen iiuO n5tbig, luenn pirtIid
uerfIihe 9Ib6ulic gcidaiicu perOcn
ioll.
g9ie OringcnO n0tbig 9ler5tc oril.
ben Ge6roicbt uerOcn3 ge1t ais cl.
ncm GrlaB Ocs baperiideu aricgS.
niniiterS lcroor, ser Oie @initelhmJ
bon ul1cn Stuoarter ais glrnlcc.
0rste pcrfiiot Tarin heiBt c5 (oIii,
5icllc Diittbciluna in Der Ililndcncr
Decentralization g9odenihriit), ouB
bonn 10. 9m9uit 1915 al III llntcrl
orjtitellcn ser gIrmec iolde Wlcoisin'
iiuOirenoe 5il Ocrluenoen iinO, bic
noh 9blcgun1 Scr drStlidlcn Dor
priinmJ Gin tIiniiheS Sdnleiter Be,
ilidt uno ichsmorntlihc gb0tigfcii
iiSccrcs SauitGtS0ierit nbiolpiri
bo6cu. gllio 5hocntcu bic uiier
nonnolcn @cr66ltpiiicn crit nnd
mebri16rigcin weitercn stuOiim sir
4raris 5ugclaiien meroen Uiiroel
muB Oic 5orgc fiir bic pcrlpunSrtcr
rmo franfcn SoIooten unucrtraln
lucrOcl
GoS S5oipitulmotcrial (Srr6ane.
5cug. mcoijitiiHc gaiunipolIe, &c.
luIlic Nicoifanente etc.) III Gclticb-
lano uno 0citerrcih 0riugeno notbta
iino, lit id bcfnnnt lmo braud]t nirbi
crit bcspicicn 5u pcrocn. @lun ocrfs
oaB cs rriibcn al SOD uno oil &c.
tanbungsniiiteln icbIt, I'M Die NilRr
oca scr 5oloatcn 5u rciuigcll uilr
bic Sdlnrrjcn bci Sen uielcn Gpera.
iiuneit gt bctdiibcn. aciu Gent pirf
ueriAwcnoet
Tos 9Imcrifaniidlc glcr5tc Grpt
oton9 Goniitc ociler Aiit9lic0cl
tbeilrciic mtcn gcnannt iino, ,lpiiiudbI
5il bcioncu ooB ollie 9citr0gc fin
Oicie noibpcnoigiie oller aricas
biiIiS glftioncn Sirctt uO aus
ldlIicBid fit bic 9lisriiihm9 ltuS
Den llntcrbult Der ar5tIimcll @iilis
ggpcoitionen pcriucnoct fpcrOcil
TaS Gomite bat fcinen eiu5iaclt BE-
jobltm 9conlten oOer glngcitclltrii
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5euf5cr 1iditrr (pr Srau) .
,GS pare 3eit cas- iidl anSlid) ser
aroBc GrfoI1 ciriteaeu iuoIlic al.
fern ilno nw III elmer 3eiiimriit eit
paor c'eoanfcnipIitter uou mir al.
idicncit 0cHte iibcrIolicu mid idon
Nie @ldn5i0cr lui0 ic0er ipiIl Selol@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Dlnrmor. uuo @jrnniisgSerfc
=. StEoasuer & @pus, 2sa goEeig0agleAi estr.
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& Yiufboul'S Icoc
table Comp 0 I'm ..
g(lS ic6 fiinfunD
bier5ig Sabre alt
iuar llllo IN Den
2cbensipehlcI ciiis
trdt cntpfiebl cS
mir cine Srcunoin,
iiuo es gnb mir lol
dc Sinoerliilg mel
iles llebels, odb icil
nicbrere Sln T n { il
llabrlt. SO bin ieet
ipobI lluo geiunb
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COZ -6lo Yldgglono Emit gyIba.
@aiunatcriaIirn, Ebiircn, Ssculter.
rohmeu, 2aoeH ETC.
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ghmin n. scmnriS, RcseisaH0olt; Talent&
gauSeIS 4d1Eemeyica. Scalaasredolel Draws
Gbapin Y, asrgaion li6-ii7 oaip Gulioius.
lsidhuqc Grlqhrufa
". 81, n ~. E. NpwnHb, A ii &nntinGNlni Nn0s
Bfuti5irra icii is72 criciareiA IN Ralinofs
glutuinobile
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sgcfer Tnd5ccien unO Hiincn.
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ucr ~ Commerce &llloing
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-08-03
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BOWLING GREEN.

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Work is rapidly progressing on the
new brick school building.
The brick are being hauled for paw
ing the streets Of Bowling Green.
Mr.. Dyer moved his family here
from Wauchula last week. He is now
one Of the watchmen at the mine.
Mrs. Gibhens and children, Of Kath
lecn, who have been visiting her moth
er, Mrs. J. NJ. Bryan. for some time,
returned home Saturday morning.
Uncle Abe Chester ana wife return
ed Sunday afternoon from stay Of
several days with their daughter, Mrs.
y. II. Booth, at Fort Meade,
Rev. T. S. Armstead, Of Barlow, IS
in town for several days visiting
friends. Rev. Mr.. Armstead lived in
Bowling Green several years and has
many friends here.
Miss Lily Durrance is spending the
week in Barlow.
Miss Gertrude Rcauchamp was or
Grated on for appendicitis Monday
morning. DR.. McDuffie, of Lakeland,
assisted 10y Drs. Moore and Crum, per
formed the operation.
II. s. Bcauchamp and family, Of
Winter Haven. are in town at the bed.
side Of Miss Gertrude Bcauchamp.
Allen King. who had the misfortune
Of falling ana breaking his back some
weeks ago white doing repair work at
the mine, seems slightly improved.
Captain singleton has been confined
to his bed at his home at Tilgman for
some days, but is recovering now.
Mrs. J. W. Austin and daughter
left Monday for Haines City and ks
simmee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter. who have
been in Cuba for several years. are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Dyer.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
tiSt church next Sunday, and not the
second Sunday, as usual. The change
is made because Of the big missionary
rally that is to be held ut the Mctho'
dist church here the second Sunday in
August.
Rev. Charles Martin, Of Barlow,
was in town Monday.
There i, To- be a general cemetery
working at the Bowling Green Gene
terry Tuesday. August Sth. All those
interested are requested to assist.
Mr.. Malcolm Cameron is visiting his
father and mother at this place.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-08-03

~ canvassng board was unable to
properly credit second choice votes.
Each Of these precincts, upon recount,
showed a gain II . votes in my favor.
Clay County.
was advised by the county can
wasting board Of Clay county that they
made an error in transferring the vote
from the tally sheets to the returns
made to Tallahassee; that the former
returns gave me 100 first choice votes,
and since they have corrected the
transfer that the amended returns.
which have been within the last few
days sent to Tallahassee gave me POP
first choice votes.
Importance of Second Choice Votes.
When it is remembered that
throughout the state I received three
second choice votes-designcd to take
the place Of the second primary-to
every one cast for Mr.. Cats, and In
what a large number Of precincts the
second choice votes were not Tailed
so they could be credited TO either ~
us i'm the original canvass, il will be
readily seen now on the face Of the
incomplete and uncorrected returns a
slight lead might be indicated for my
opponent. although was, in fact, the
nominee Of the party.
Respectfully submitted.
W. V. KNOTT.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-08-03
SERMON on "BOOZE."

Rev. Chester Spraguc, minister Of
the Christian church, will preach a
temperance sermon in the opera house
next sunday evening. His theme will
he "Boozc. and What should BE our
Attitude Toward It.
The service will begin at $50. and
all who are Interested In the subject
are invited. Special music will be fur
niShcd for the coca sion.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-08-03
SmMannee County.


In previous statements have given
to the press a comparison Of the tabu-
lation of the votes cast in Suwannee
county rs it appeared on the first re-
turns sent in by the inspectors and
as it appeared upon the recount. /
then called attention 10 the fact that
in ony about three precincts did the
inspectors accurately count the vote
on the first canvass; that in the other
seventeen precincts some showed gains
for Mr.. Cats ana others gains for
me. the entire result showing net
gain in my favor If 81 votes.
There was only one precinct in Sn'
wannee county where there was ANY
considerable change i, e., precinct No.
u. The first returns gave Mr.. Cats
"a first choice votes and no second
choice votes, and gave me 40 first
choice votes and 1 second choice votes.
Tie returns by the recount gave Mr.
Cats II first choice votes and no Sec
ond choice votes. and gave me % first
choice votes and IL second choice
votes making a difference in the net
result Of "a votes. when the recount
was being made by the inspectors ot
the precinct in Live Oak their eNpla'
nation Of this decided change was
that when they were canvaSSing the
ballot the first time they saw That Mt
Cats and myself were the high men,
and that. not understanding the law
themselves. were advised by bystahd-
ers that the other low men would he
eliminated, and that the second choice
votes would count the same as first
choice votes for the high men, on
which account they credited to ME-
Cats as first choice votes second
choice votes which appeared upon the
first choice ballots cast for me.
Since precinct No. 10 was recount
Oh ffty-seven persons have signed Il
written statement to the effect that
they voted in said precinct and voted
their first choice votes for me, ms Is
further evidence that the tabulatoh
made by the inspectors vi that ~
the first time was erroneous thou9"
not Intentionally.
The canvassing hoard Of that county
explained in their returns to the state
hoard that where there was discreP
ancy in the duplicate tally sheets as
70 the total vote for any candidate
the smaller vote in each case was us
ed The accurate recount in suwannee
county shows 10 more first cno'ce
votes cast for the several candidates
for governor than the returns reIer rie
70 ont of a total of 1000 and l'1oo'
Leon County.
Nv petition was granted to nave
two precincts in that county mos =
5opd 11) recounted on account Of the
second choice votes not being properly
tailed, on account of which the eoun'
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-08-03
Complicated Tally Sheet Responsible
For Errors

If there is any question raised ABOUT
This nrecinct-in order to make 1t per-
fectly clear-I shall have photograph
ic copies made Of the tally sheet as
first sent in by the inspectors from TINS
nrecinct and the tally sheet made by
them on the recount. In fact thinN
il would be quite instructive 10 tne
public TO see the kind Of a tally sheet
which must be used by the inspectors
under the second choice provisions Oh