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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28
France Faces Grave Question in
Comparing Birth and Death Rate

-four months preceding the birth Of
a child.
Fathers Of large families. or
mothers shall be entitled 20 a yearly
subsidy from the government
amounting 20 from 800 TO $500.
and depending upon the size OF the
family or their needs.
The German suggestion Of "sec-
Ondary marriages" which met with
universal scorn and condemnation
here. has aroused a terrific protest
from the whole Of the Swiss Cath
olics II appears that. far from
treating the "Ersatz" or Substitute
Marriage" lightly. the German gov
eminent has distributed several
millions Of copies Of the pamphlets
that urged this marriage on the
church and empire as the only
means Of remedying Germany's
terrible decline in birthrate. 20 the
men in the trenches. The pamphlets
have also been in circulation among
the German women at home for
nearly six months. it is stated on
good authority. without having stir
red Up a single protest in the press
or pulpit
I'm the words Of Eugene Brieux,
the noted French feminist the great
problem appears almost insurmount-
able.
"A spirit Of sacrifice and devotion
on the part Of woman may be con-
sidered as a sure proof Of the seren-
ity Of the future declared he re-
Gently. but it is no guaranty she
viii not regret the steps she has
taken and make both herself and
the man repent OF them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28
BY ERNEST p. ORR.


inter lffou--4 news service
PARIS. Dec Wanted. Two
million men for husbands
France is earnestly seeking them
and casting about by every means
In her power. every honorable
means. to provide husbands for two
millions Of her daughters at the con-
clusion OF the war
The events Of the past month have
done a great deal 20 stimulate the
controversy ass 20 the means that are
90 he employed 20 pay for the toll
taken by the war. on top OF the
drst oflc.ai statistics received from
Germany, Via Amsterdam, that the
rate Of mortality in the empire, not
from injuries or wounds or deaths
in battle. twice that OF the birth
rate. the ST legal proposition with
regard 10 encouraging marriages in
france has been submitted 10 the
chamber Of deputies.
IL Is not a solution OF the prob
lem. by any means. but merely a
proposition Of law tending toward
the assistance OF those who marry
and become the parents Of children.
Article I. OF the proposed new law,
begins with the proclamation that
maternity IS the highest and greatest
SOCIAL function for which the gov
eminent should assume the respon-
sibility." II then proposes that
every French woman who works. or
Is in need. shall be entitled 70 re-
ceive from 40 cents to 81 a day
from the government during the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28

Fancy Spy Apples, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Figs and
Dates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28

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Jiffy-Jell is an exquisite prod
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The great distinction lies in
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28

once start 10 turn this new war
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kind. and the world may meet one
of its greatest surprises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28

Lick a few war stamps and the
boys over there will lick the kaiser
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-28
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this offer expires in one week.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18

possible toward the house from Wh,rii trunks and furniture were being taken. An inclined elevator would h2lc shnpi fled matters considerably and Nonll nave neeessiiated onc-half the men used. Four men LOOK the corners Of an ordinary trunk. struggle tO keep on ther feet and gradually slid and craWicd down thc small winding trait to the motor truck.
 Primitive Transportation.
 On the hill back of the city and above the railroad tracks which run along Ii,c south side Or the city, a pack tram Of burrOs attained heights which moiur trucks and wagons could not reach. Egrh Durro. loaded with two boxes uf orr. stag gered along ihe trail. winding down b. ward the center or the city, where they were unloaded and their burden Was transferred to a motor vehicle.
 Beautirm WeIl-Equipped srhooIs.
 lt is hardly neceSSary tO say that Bi -licc has beautiful schools m large numDes>. and That the system extends rum the up per end of Tombstone canyon down BisDee, through Lowell. and tu Warren. The buildings include high school. some iJ graded schools, Roman Catholic srhoOl and convent. They are. as were Those of Douglas and other Afil1na towns. well built structures of modern arrange iucnt and equipment. Most or them are built away from tue main thOrough ghiarc>. In appearance and In the work they arc accomplishing they are monuments to the public spirit Of inc district and credits Co the county and state.
 Lowell Bu>tling Little City.
 Lowell in the business district has one main street several hundred feet long and mnch wider than the main streets or Bi>- bee. branch of tie Copper Qheen store is one of the largest institutions or the rlN. Hotels. restaurants, stores oi various character. several thcaief> one of them ile largest in the district make up ihe remainder Or the block. Murh smaller than BSbce m its central make up. lowell i> one or the busiest spots uf the district. Thousand, Ul irticrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18

who tOu m tie -piant> or the several companies make thcig hcnIcs about tue town and on it, outskirts. FetHcen bis. bee and Lowell it Is impossible tp tell. vhen travelling rlonF the paved hlgb- way. where tie one ends and the Othcr begtls.
 Lowell k less uf the rugeid hiIly city found in Li-bcc. When the site for the town Nas chosen a basin on the Tomb stone ,anyuh Wgs selqrtcd as the most Nailablc spDi rur construction About
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
Connrr ls nnrrn in Rishcr

Bisbee ;nd the Ma1e;i district depend for their existence on the copDer mines. here are iorated the great plants Of inc Pheips- Dodge Corporation. Copper queen branch. tiic underground chambers or the Calumet Arizona properties. and the 'rlchesi lit;le mine" the Shattuck. Re- sides. several mines now in the making or just prospects gre grfOrding employ meni Co some few men and women In all inc three large mines or the district several thoussnd persons are employed They in turn support busy. progressive and up-to date stores. restaurants and refreshment parlOrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
steam shovel Mininq.

bne or tle most striking single ar- tlNities Which the visitor sees in his moro or less casual visii to the mines. is inc work now taking plarc on the Sacrameniu hiu. on the very apex uf the rusty red mouniain lucsted between Bisbee and Lowell. is churn drill Below il ou the south side of the hin k series oI tracks and switchbacks. Al the lon ni these lines. great steam shovel delve- into the rock of The bill The upera
 ton marks fine first steam shovel mining in i,e Warren district and Is preliminary
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-27
ST HERNlNO RECOMiENDh FL
ALMA CORDIAL

RooStown. Texas: Haze alrunos Iias
nos escritc de este pueblo 81 senior
Juan Mercado G~ic:eudonos: Por reco-
,nerdacion dc un hcrnano mic que e.
amigo de ustedeS. me propusc one
e~1c1reara ma medicinal cue - llama
ei Alma Cordial . irmediatar.nHtc me
dirijo a ustedeS para que Sc Sirvaa
mandarme s cajaS, las que creo sufi-
ciente para una toS cue JeHSo desde
haze ) aEos, que con fuarza mayor
me ataca. por frio o Dor calo- g una
tos SEGA, Y cuando hago ejerv;cio GU-
re cS maguaatahle. as. es lie 0ue con-
flo on su med;cina, Ia GIe r>pcro a
vuelta de rorreo Toda persona quc ha
usado el Alma Cordial reconienda1
esta medjcina como Ia m2jor. porque
sahen por experienced cue no nay ne
jor medi>ina listed debe de- Seeu.t
los consoles de cStas DcrSo@rs cue
har sanaGo y user Il meior mcIlr.-
ma cue 6 81 Alma Cordial. ?ida i--
forolcs q Mtiie, AVID Co.. Station \.
Boz -, San Antonio, Texas.
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Los viilistas dicea que su jefe hizo
retirarse a los americanos.

Viajcros lIcgados de Casas Gran
dcs rciirrcn que los habitantcs de
aquclla ~poblaci0n, tan Iucgo como sc
: c~m.craron por los viajeros llcgados dc
Fl Vale, de que las tropas america
las So GisDonen d rctirar sallcrOn de!
pueblo para ~prcscnciar ell paso de las
! troOas que Sc han retiradO de Fl Va
lie Y otros puntos comarcanoS. Las
personals que salierOn de FL Vale lie
varon a Casas Grandes la notlcla dc
que a solo vcintc millas de aqucl pun
10 SC cncontraban quinicntos vIlllstas,
los que diicrun que era la avanZada
dc una gran coIumna quo marchaba
hacia cl Nortc, tras de las fucrzas dc
Pcrshing que SC 'rctiran porquc Fran
cisco Villa ha obligado d las tropas
amcricauas d rc~couccntrarSC CU CI Nor
tc del Estado para rcgrcsar d los Es-
tados Unidos.'
En- cada pueblo y rauchcria que lie
gan los viliistas en- su avancc haCia cl
tcrrcno ocupado por las fuerzaS del
general Pcrshing, oblIgan a los habi-
tantes d unirse a las fuerzas del que
''esta hacienda que salgan de Mexico
los a~mericanos." De esta manera Vi
LA csta aumentando sus filas dc III
mCIo considerable, pucs los pcones,
que dcsdc kacc ccrca dc un ana nu
han visto en- aquclll iona I'm soldadc
m~cxicano. Sc unen con toda vo!untad
a Villa, d quien Green cl autor del re-
trio de los a~mericanos, porquc rs
quien primero llega a Ia region don,
de flot0 la bandera americana desdc
el mes de marc del ano que ACADIA
lie terminar.
Ell CORFESPONSAL.
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Sc dara un banjo de desiR-
feccidn a tudOs los que
IIeguea a Eagle Pass
= :, :. :. :. :. Z: - :. :. :. = - :: = =
:: e. trafico entire esa ciudad y =
:. Pied-as Negras ha que =
:. dado paralizado.
:. ) J ). !. : :. : : ;. = : ~ : > =
SNBRE LA EPIDEMIA DE TITO EN-
pIEDRAS NEGRAS Sc TIE
MEN INFORMES CONTRA
DICTORIOS.

t,rrr>nonIvnria E>ncciaI para ~ rEENsN.
EAGLE PASS, Texas. Enero 25.-,
Una ver,!adera revoluci6n ha causado
en- csta ciudad. la Inauguration del
arevo local de la nueva cas- de In
Immigration americana, en- la cual ha
auedado instalado en- definitiva, un
dcpartamento de hanos de deSinfec-
ci6n p~revia. por ell cual tiencn que
pasar. irrcmisiblcmente, todos GUAM
tos uuierau venir a EStados UnidOs
cntrarIo por esta poblacion de Ea-
gle Pass. Dos dias hace. que cl trait
co entire Picdras Ncgras Y Eagle
Pass. Sc ha suspended cast por COM
plcto, Y aun personals neccsitadas Dc
~enir a este lado. q cumpIir con obi
gaciones de trabaio anterior, han
prefcrido perderlo, a pasar pOr Ell ba-
no Ell comun en- la Oficina de Inmi-
gracion.
Las caSas dc comorcio cuya prin-
cigal clientele vicne de Picdras Ne
gas. - han visto sofas hace dos dias
y en- muchaS oficinas, han faltado las
dependencies @adicadaS en- n pobIa-
cion mexicana. cue no han querido
Pesa" Dor el baHo.
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VENTAS

~ CrfTu~ r.ini- 'rndrmu~ los ~igUi,uIr-
.u,uH!rl H. IN ~prrrrrta Cuadlrl6u m"ra1IrI
~IrpniRn-rtl TuN S!.J.Nn. rUIlrn "lliI-
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I1uy.uD. >rI> CIIIniru>, luz Cl"cifIri. LrraiI-
nuI aUluIu iIIrU. ~lCir pd>aJrT0S. hlNh.
s.HatH. prhu rIliudrU~. CIncu pG>dlrrur.
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sIiN,IA ~ NLNTi~. i. -. Bon ~.
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Interesante q las mujeres

Al recibo de 10 centavos para pa
gar les gastos de anuncio, enviarS
porte Dagado a cualquier mujer. III
tratan.iento de dicz dlaS de OAK
BALM que cs Il meior medl,jna
que hay para Intermediates utc-i-
aas lei ovario. Dirijanse a DIP.
HARRIET LINDT. Dept. X,
SOUTH BIND. INDIANA.
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SEA hGliar icIlCldad. sUcrtc, fortuna, amor,
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enETesds, 81 qEicrc hac"r5e dlnal, - NIiclH
salir vlClUr!OSC en- iOdUS SIS aslinin' y ~
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Il. Lr "1rrru ! Urrr'ou. =. J.. Nc1r". tpar
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,I;;.EC,O SuNI.kErOS

iIta> y Mics. Inr fnHiD qir 80 81 ">iIto
IN cue =, "ICurnIvcu , Hu" dr'"rI"rhi"-
q /, C,t"I' - tIprnr-. lu~ I"folruJ \
gIEir!O prTT"CI&m,li" ! To- d"In drr"gIt
,n> i Il: ultima muda, prv ~ y - rci'aSu--
ia. tunIp. IL ltcynylts -. IclciOnO Cru.
rkrtt SIS.
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DIVERSOS:-

DIVERSOS:-
IiACEN0S cen rOGa correction. 'art3S, a
mUrUSaS, de pcdIIucnlO. r"llrItaCloncs. cum.
,,lcaloS. ulSrUrSOS V Ioda CIaSc DE pOcSlaS
imUro>IS, de anlvcrSarip, particulars, etc.
( rcClOS IgudcradOS. I'irlIanSr pJr cUrrr0 a
=. Calder On. ais Zacatccas Alley, san An
tonic, Teas.
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\EIESII ~iHDS-el>trC. irabalu srgur V
bgtu -u"lG,. We, ">iid bEcnas r"fcrcncIaS.
!ru,r II and 49,, AN EENITp. TENAs. +. o..
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-27

SE NECESiTAN-mln"ruS Y lUrnalcr0S para
frabdjar tudrs los d.aS. lI"uQs armenia
do J0rnal de 3! \ &c ccnlayO> pur toncla-
"a lie carbon rargadu. TamDicn pagdInOS
a. lrnlavos por lardd adiclonal de cnira-
ia. Nina SEGA. uO lay gases explosives.
h!cn are. T'IOr que traDaiO aIt!"rd '
mas bl,u p.CadO. NUc>trOS min"ruS me
AIcallUs macon lie dos Il tres dollars pur
IIa. lodcrmO> alquIiar ra>a>. REAR uRASS
g.. JEWElT, TENAS.
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Campo fue nombrado por
Villa agente en- San Louis, Mo.
Los REBELDES DlCEN QUE FRANCISCO VILLA HA
OBLIGADO 4 Los AMERlCANOS A RETIRARSE
Los ~viIlistas reanudan sus sctividades para irnpe-
dir a Murguia GU, distribuya sus fuerzas q fin
de ocupar ell terreno evacuado por Pershing

Ia esperanto dc la coniarca lagunera,
para d~istribuirlos en- la region occidcn
tai dc chihuahua que esta Siendo eva
cuada por las tropas americanas.
La actiyidad v%illista.
4 10 largo dc la via del Central cs-
tin op2rando solo pcquenas partidas
rcbe!des, segun Sc Sabe, pues Villa
ticne reconcentradas todas sus fuerzas
por Ia via del Norocste, porque en- la
region occidental del EStado Is dondc
"a = dcsarrol!ar sus grandcS movi-
lizacionc&. . cfccto uc ocupar los lu-
cares que tcnian las tropaS de Pcrs-
hing 4 mcdida que estas vayan recon-
ccntrindosc hacia cl Nortc. Personals
llegadas 4 Casas Grandes procedcn
ties de FL Vale, dijeron que habian
salido de aQuel punto en- cuanto vie
ron que los americanoS levantaban
aus C".'r'"'e'''oS gan Pi-S"
1lSP"''t"'' " c'Hp-e'"'' !" "'"''"" I'D"
-" C''o"'" N""'''' pa" 'eu'''' d o0'
I"> "'''@S "oP"S que - '0o'!'l"'"'
ca 81 'U"!''' 2'''e'"' "e 'e''''''S'
Esas gent2S dccidieron cmprcnder ci
vi"jc hacia Casas Grantees, PorGue tn.
v!aron not!cias de que las tuerzaS de
Vii" So ha!!a"aA Il muy c2ria diStan-
-" tie Fl Val" y estahan lisp zen
dose : ocni - -" p"m'o para J" cual
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r.i.-.u ~abIr 81 pHrad"Fo De IA primo her.
,.,.,t,n Inc Ecyr,. HaiIEu q" ',ulildr'Yl, Tn
rII.r. N-\lru. HI i"ig VINO 4 est" pas aruru
rl,rrir lie III l'I:rru nerruanU >uy" e."
'.u,i urr Manuel i'el"s. la Ultima uutlrlH
orr. ir'r y" -, ilr dr NlDcrI. kail,dS.
q IL irr-rnd cue u" rHInffUrr
rr.rtD- lrlN 'orlrrra-. Box III. S;kEh
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ra>a - IA 81. plaua, col. ia.
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II IL. NdhqucA ! Ia sonora LuIsa II. de
J.sUI"I trrcai -ab"r ri parddCru dc 81
tito IaIdclaFlO NIXqlieL. quiru - quedO Ell
:nllla. T"Na>, ct n'e> he JUNO del allO pa
,a,lp Tara IT. u rrInir>e con >Ils padres eI
T~Eu"ndalp. lin que Iia>ta la fcrlii - iIaSl
~, 10 Z srIi"r Iolicia de ri. SupjiCan Gu
are, ld4iTtri" ! la persona que Seps algJ
dc Il. 81 <IrNa ~'cnunirarsc con &. 81. =.
j.. .aCG. IHrh%LALE. TEAS Q3I
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Sin faIta, Ell dia llItim5 ter
minara sus Iabores eI
constituyente
- =, :, = = = :: - = :. :. :. -: :. :. ::
:: Seis a~rticulos diaries estan ::
= siendo aprobados por los =
:. diPutados carrancistas. =
= - :, :. :. :. :. :: :. :. :. = -. :. = =
VARlOS DI?UTADOS PIDIERON
QUE Sc SUPRIMIERA LA rem
IA DEL TIMBRE EN- MEX.

Cn:l'>por,icncia E>pc,-I' para Lt pIENsi.
QUERETARO, Enero 23.-A las
doce de la nochc del dia ultimo del
presentc mes, los diputados carrancis-
tas que Sc "cncuentTan reunidos CT
esta ciudad icsde el vcintc de noviem
brc del ano paSado, daran por tcTmi.
nadaS sus laborcS. Como aim faltan
por aprobar trcinta articuios dc la
nucva constitution, los diputados "a
cordaron TRAFALGAR de mancr activa.
dando su aprobacion a seis articuIos
diariamcnte. Para este, s. ha acor-
d&!o que sc suSpendan los ataqucs
p]crSonaIes que cada dia han veniGo
SicndO mas enconadOS, a fin dc que
solo Sc teuga en- cuenta el nien dc
Ia Patria. por la que hay que laborar
sin dcscanso." segun dijo Il de los
diputados carrancistas.
CarranZa Y los dipuJados q~uicrcn
Que cl dia cinco del mes de febrero,
aniverSario de Ia promulgaci6n dc Ia
Ca~ta Magma Sc promulgue Ia nueva
Constitution, para que en el future
esa fecha sea declarada dc Fiesta
Nacional por dobIe motive = u pue
olo sicnta Ia misma vcncraclon por
los nuevos diputados constituycNtcs
que por los que en- t;cmpos aciago$
para cI pals formaron In Carta Mag
ma de Ia R~epublica.
La comi>ion dc "~corrcccion de csti-
To- csta tambicn trahajando acjiva-
mcnlc en- Ia revision dc todos los artj-
culos aprobado>, pucS Sc quicrc que
Nor ningun motive 50 vaya a ra.ar cl
lila c!mco dc Fcbrcro sin que sea pro
mulgada Ia Constitution rcformada
Dor c! Primer Jcfc.
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Sc NENDE barato u tcrreno entire
las Gales Iliialgo y Trinidad. So por
- pies. DIrIgIrsc a go Lbor ST.
(l2S)
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Dediico esta npisiya q todos los hombres y Mujeres

E&wh GU ~a uuui I'm los altos del FROST NATIONAL 3\Nh IMa Nn} W. tUm
ucwr ST al coadod de CH~@I de San Fernandez
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para Distributes en- la region Occldcn
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cuada por las tropas americanas.
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-05-04

An ordinance to levy and collect tax on
all of the property of the Incorporated Village
of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio, for the
purpose of paying the interest and principal
of twenty-five thousand dollars of the bonds
of said Village, to be issued and sold under
the provision of ordinance of said Village,
passed the twelfth day of March A. D. 1917,
Entitled
AN Ordinance to issue and sell the bonds
of the Village of Wauseon, Ohio. to provide
for the expense of procuring additional
supply of water for said Village, and the in
habitants thereof"
Whereas, the Council of the Village of
Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio duly passed
and adopted an ordinance of said Village on
the twelfth day of March 1917, entitled, can
ordinance to issue and sell the bonds of the
| Village of Wauseon, Ohio, to provide for the
expense of procuring additional supply of
water for said Village and the Inhabitants
thereof"
And whereas the said Ordinance provided
for the issuance of series of bonds number
ed 133 to 1873, inclusive, of Five Hundred
Dollars each, and in the aggregate of
$25, 10000, together with interest thereon at
five per cent per annum payable seml-an-
nually, and whereas the said Ordinance IS now
in full force and effect.
Now. Therefore, Be it ordained by the Coun-
ell of the Incorporated Village of Wauseon
Fulton County, Ohio, two thirds of the men,
bers elected thereto concurring therein.
Section l. That there shall be levied an
lage subject to taxation, sufficient tax tc
, pay the interest the said bonds as the
same becomes due and payable, and to pay
into the sinking fund of said Villagr sun
sufficient for the redemption of said Bond:
as the same become due and payable.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its pass
: age and legal publication.
Passed this 2Srd day of April, 1871
Attest JAS. C. KING, Clerk 3-2