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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Mrs. Sanger Tells
Why She's Birth
Control Advocate
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NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Mar
garet Sanger told today why she adj
vocates birth control, for which is
now being tried. and because of
which her sister, Mrs. Ethel Byrne.
is now serving a sentence on Black
wells island.
Il was one Of II children" she
said. My mother died when was
i because she had had too many
children and had worked herself to
death. I became a nurse TO help
support the family.
Il came TO the conclusion that the
greatest good I could do was to help
poor women to have fewer children
TO be brought up IN want and pow
erty. I threw my nurses cap away,
and swore l would don it no more.
1 went 10 Europe. studied the birth
control clinics there and came back
10 America to do what ! could"
Mrs. Sanger will know Friday
whether she is to get a prison SEN
tence for disseminating birth con-
troll information Three justices in
Brooklyn special sessions reserved
decision until that date.
Meanwhile the condition Of Mrs.
Byrne on Blackwell's island remains
the same. She is being forcibly fed
at regular intervals and does not
offer any resistance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Gen. PerShing viii Assume
Command of the FL PaSO
District on His Return
to American Soil.
GUARDSMEN TO BE SENT
HOME WITHIN SIX WEEKS
Last Troops Will Leave For
Rio Grande Wednesday.
Many Refugees Are
Fleeing Mexico.
IntarnItI0naI News Service .

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Orders
for the distribution along the border
Of the regular troops now in Mex
leo under Gen. Persbing making it
certain that an of the militia units
viii be ON their way home within six
weeks. We're made public by the war
department today.
The withdrawal Of four units of
the militia under the control of the
western department were issued
simultaneously with publicity Of the
orders 20 Gen. Pershing The addi-
tioual militia units ordered home
are:
Troop a, cavalry. Oregon Battery
A. field artillery. Oregon; Troop B.
cavalry. Washington; co. a, signal
corps Washington.
Gen. Pershing viii assume COM
maud o. the ri PasO district on his
return TO American soil. Gen.
Swift. ON completion Of his duty at
the Columbus. y NJ. base will as
sumo command of the regular cav
airy brigade at El Paso.
with the completion OF the
movements referred to-" the order
stated. the regular forces will be
distributed along the border so as
90 place an infantry division and
two cavalry brigades i'm the eastern
part of the border and infantry
division and cavalry brigade in
the central part and an infantry
division with one extra cavalry regi-
meut in the western end of the
border"
10 was stated az the war Del. IT.
mcnt that an OF the militia troops
under the southern department
Jurisdiction recently ordered home
would be en- route 10y Feb. 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
SIX APPROVE Of
CONVENTION BILL

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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. go
At a secret meeting of the senate
committee on judiciary this morning
six members voted for the present
constitutional convention bill and
four for bill amended to provide
a referendum vote of the people on
the measure.
Another meeting was TO be held
this afternoon and the bin reported
out with a divided report. An effort
Is being made TO delay the final vote
on the bill as it is believed it is not
possible 10 obtain 34 votes to allow
il TO be passed under suspension OF
the rules.
Rep. Dick Vesey. of Fort Wayne,
today asserted that the woman suff-
rage bill would not die in the house
committee Of which he is chairman
He denied he had made a statement
that he would refuse 20 report the
bill.
The state highway commission
bill rewritten and amended, TODAY
was being re-drafted before being
presented TO the house
The new bill viii provide for a
commission OF four members. two
democrats and two repu bHcans and
one of the four 20 be a farmer. TIN
maximum expense for state high
ways shall be $4,000 and the max
imum salary for All engineer shall
be $1,000 per annum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Decision Reached in Order to
Permit Foreign Office to
Carry or Negotiations
With United States.
QUESTION TO BE TAKEN
UP BY WAR COUNCIL
Danger Zone in the North Sea
Has Been Extended to
Cope With the Sub
rine Menace.
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LONDON, Jan. 80. - The Times
today says that it is authorized TO
state that Great Britain. for the
time being. Will not arm merchant
ships fore and aft as a protection
against German submarines
This decision was reached. it is
understood. in order to give the
foreign office time to carry on fur
Their negotiations with the United
States on the subject
The exceedingly heavy toll Of al
lied and neutral ships, with pros
poets of even greater losses before
the situation improves, has aroused
the nation. and the announcement
in the Times caused considerable OF
a sensation.
There are earnest demands from
an sections of the United Kingdom
that the yd-George government
take hasty and decisive steps 70 put
an end 10 the ~" boat menace for.
with the deterioration tonnage food
is getting scarcer and prices are
going higher
Will Discuss Question.
IL is possible that the question OF
arming merchant ships with guns
forward as we'll as astern will be
discussed at the allied council of
war which has assembled in Petro-
grad. Whatever action England
takes in this direction will be taken
with the sanction Of her allies for
the matter is too big and the is
sues involved are too important for
England 10 act alone.
Great Britain is taking such &C
ton as she can. outside of the double
arming Of merchant ships 10 min
imize the ~" boat menace. The
danger zone in the North sea has
been extended and new mine fields
are being stretched everywhere pos
sible 70 prevent the passing Of the
"J'" boats
I'm the meantime represe ntatiOns
are being exchanged with Washing
ton on the armed merchant ship
question. According TO the old sea
laws a merchant ship armed fore
and aft would come under the class
OF auxiliary cruisers. but the con-
tention is made that the introduce
tion OF submarine warefare on an
extensive scale has made il necessary
to rearrange the laws of the sea.
At the same time Sir Joseph
Maclay. the new controller Of Brit
ish shipping. has under considera-
ton the naturalization OF liner
services and a decision on this ques-
ton is expected soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
FIVE ARE KILLED BY
POISONED PANCAKES
Victims Noticed Slightly Bitter
Taste But Paid No Atten-
ton TO II.
InteTnatIonal NeWs ServIce.

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DANFORTH. III, Jan. 3O-Five
persons in one family are dead and
another is seriously i'll here TODAY
as a result Of eating pancakes which
II Is believed contained poison ac-
cidentally mixed with the -four
The dead are.
Fred, Theodore Irwin and Minc
AIeintz. and their seven year-oId
nephew
Mrs. J. o Meintz. mother Of the
boys. is III. Other members OF the
family who did not taste the pam
cakes We're not affected The vic
tins noticed a slightly bitter taste
70 the pancakes. hut thought nothing
OF il until they were seized with al
the symptoms OF poisoning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
British Effort
To Reach Bagdad
Is in Full Swing

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LONDON, Jan. 30. - The second
great effort of the British in Meso-
Uotamia to cut through to Bagdad
Is now in full swing Dispatches
from Basra (the British base) re-
ported today that heavy fighting Is
in progress on both sides Of the
Tigris river and that the British are
attempting 10 isolate the Turkish
garrison at Kut- El-Amara. The
British troops on the southern bank
OF the Tigris. having fewer obstacles
to overcome. are making better
progress than those on the northern
bank. An official war office state
ment issued Monday night said that
about two and one-half miles of
Turkish trenches had been captured.
Heavy losses were inflicted upon the
Turks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Plain Drunk Proves
To Be Embezzler
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CHICAGO. Jan. 3O.-Penniless. /.
Henri Charlebois, former official OF
the province Of Quebec. Canada. to-
day Is occupying cell here while
officers from Montreal are preparing
20 come after him on a charge OF
sWindlng TIE bank OF Montreal OF
$4,000.
His arrest on a charge Of drunk
enness. followed by the revelation
OF his identity through letters in his
pocket ends a nationwide search
for him. which has lasted since las,
October Charlebois evidently made
little effort 10 conceal his trail
hich he blazed by scattering bills
OF large denomination in the cabar-
cts Of New York. Cincinnati. Cleve-
land and st. Louis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30

Wilson-Lodge
Debate Likely
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AAAFA hAAAuNdA news service.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 30
Sen. Boies Penrose had nothing
further TO add today TO his de-
clarations OF last night when ad-
dressing the Republican Tariff
club at its annual Mckinley day
dinner. ne served notice that
should Pres't Wilson again ap-
pear in the senate as ne did re-
Gently TO deliver his peace mes
sage. fireworks would result.
Should Priest Wilson come
there again and / am there, ."
declared the senator. Il will en-
gage him i'm colloquy and debate
in which j shall be strictly within
my rights. as he is within his
rights In going there. Doubtless
other senator's viii Join in the
debate. although / shall not ask
them 10 do SO. Pres't Wilson
will be addressed as was Wash
ington more than 100 years ago
and I think I can say this second
appearance Of Mr. Wilson before
the senate will be his last"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Vessel Ashore is
Not in Danger

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.-Wireless
reports from the crew Of the coast
erard cutter Mohawk today identi-
fed the vessel ashore of Barnegat
ueht on the New Jersey coast as
the Norwegian steamer Bowden
The Bowden is not IN danger and
will be pulled of OF the sands this
afternoon according 10 reports from
Mohawk. She piled mp i'm the shoals
shortly after midnight last night and
her shrieking whistles notified life
guards at Barnegal who attempte.
20 reach her. hut were forced 20 re-
turn after their surf boat had been
dashed back again and again by the
heavy sea. Later they boarded her
with "a motor hfebOat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
PRIMARY BILL KILLED
House Committee Now Working on
Law Tor Future.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan. so. - With
the proposed change of the date of
the 1917 city primaries effectively
killed, Chairman Dynes Of the house
election committee, today announced
that the committee is working on
the Mason bill which VIII provide
that in the future there will be a
combined registration and primary
in May.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
ATTACKS FAIL.

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BERLIN via Sayville wireless.
Jan a0.-Hi1 No. J04. on the Yer
dun front was again the storm
center OF lighting last night.
The French assaulted the German
positions on that blOod-sOaked
height but the attacks were with
out success. the war office announc-
ed today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
FLEET HUNTS RAIDERS
Big British Squadron il on the
American Coast.

International News Service.
NEW YORK. Jan. so. - \ big
squadron of British war vessels
formed into a huge net off the Am
erican coast today 10 comb the seas
for traces Of two German commerce
abandoned the South American field
for the more lucrative steamer lanes
of the north. In the hunting squad
ron are said 10 be the fastest cruis-
ers and destroyers the British navy
boasts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
HEART STOPPED BEATING
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CHICAGO. Jan a0.-Little Eliz-
aneth Kelsey. seven years old.
dauEhter of James '. KELSEY a
banker. rs ON the road 10 recovery
today after her heart had stopped
beating during am operation ana life
lad been restored artifciauy
The child collapsed under am am
aesthetic and was revived after the
leart action had been seilled. by
methods employed lU consolidating
ra- and drowning victims The
heart was coaNed along for q doubt
flI 80 minutes before Dr Elmer +.
Vaughan announced that she would
live
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
PEORIA HAS FIRE.
InternationaI News Service.

PEORIA H.. Jan. 30 Fire
which for a time threatened 10 de-
stroy several buildings in the bus
mess district was placed under con
troll today after il had caused dam
age of $50, 900 10 half a dozen store
buildings and smoke and v'ater had
damaged their stocks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
WOMEN PROTElST.

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CHICAGO Jan. 30.-Six hundred
women at the municipal tuberculosis
sanitarium threatened 10 march 10
the city hall and protest 20 Mayor
Thompson il DR.. Roscoe Giles. "A
Negro physician is appointed staff
physician Of the institution. Giles
appointment was 10 be certified
TO-DAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
CHANCELLOR TO TALK

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AMSTERDAM. Jan. 3O.-Dr. Won
Bethmann HOllweg. the German
chancellor. is expected 20 make a
statement on foreign affairs when
the ways and means committee Of
the reichstag meets tomorrow. says
dispatch from Berlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
ARREST FoRGER.

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FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. So
Thomas Leonard. confessed forger
and a swindler OF women. whose
record goes back for "A years. Gov
ering al parts OF America and pos
sibly abroad, is in Jail here awaiting
the arrival Of Los Angeles officers
20 take him there 70 answer a for
gerry charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30

If the British are able TO capture
and hold Bagdad il will put an end
10 the German dream Of a trade
route from Berlin to the Persian
gulf Much Of the line has been
constructed and surveys have been
made for all OF il. Bagdad is about
10 miles northwest OF the present
fighting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
ORDERED TO MEXICO.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 30.-Henry
2. Fletcher. American ambassador to
Mexico, has been ordered TO his post
in Mexico City. il was learned Of
hCially today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
BANK FAII4S.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Jan 3O.-The
Northern Bank and Trust Co. one
of the largest banking institutions
here. failed today. The books OF the
bank were seized by the state bank
examiner this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
GRAYNON IS ID k.
atlonal NeWs servIce .

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WASHINGTON. Jan. so. - The
senate naval affairs committee this
afternoon voted 10 recommend con
drmation OF the presidents appoint
ment of DR. Cary T. Grayson. his
personal physician. as medical di-
rector OF the navy with rank of rear
admiral
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
SLIP IL nANIAGED-

IrfcrU.t-|7IlI Vows NeIVIre:
ROME Jan g0-DurinE an en-
easement in the Adriatic between
Austro-HunEariau and Italian de-
stroyers several days ago the
Austro- destroyer Illus
Zar was SEQ badly damaged she mad
~ be towed into port. the Tibuna
announced tod2y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
THREE SLOT DOWN

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PARIS, Jan 3O.-Three German
aeroplanes were shot down 10y
French airmen yesterday the war
Office reported today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
Admits He and Won BernStOrff
Are Close Friends But De-
CIareS He Was Not
in on Secret.
REFUSES TO EXPRESS
OPINION OF 7. LAWSON
Effect Peace Move WOULD
Have on the Market Was
Never Discussed at Meet
ing With FinanCier.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Bar-
ney Baruch played "a lone
hand" an Wall II. during the
now famous period between
Dec. n 90 %. ami BY ~ doing
he cleaned up sac, The
figures are his own. They were
given to the house leak" COM
mittec today by BaTuch himself
i'm a detailed statement of his
speculatiOns during that time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
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NEW YORK. Jan. 3O-A sweep
ing denial that he had received any
advance information concerning the
peace moves OF the German en-
peror and Pres't Wilson before they
were chronicled in the newsp4 pers
was made today boy Archibald S.
White Count Won Bernstorff's
friend when he resumed the wit
ness stand al the congressional
leak investig cation.
81 had no information concerning
either document before their pub
LEGATION" said White emphaticaIlv
BernJorT's Friend
Sherman I. Whipple. counsel 20
the committee. read 20 White bits az
previous testimony showing that
knowledge Of the two peace moves
obtained in Teutonic diplomatic cir
cles before their publication. But
while admitting that he and the Ger
man ambassador We're close friends.
White declared that he had no in
timauon Of the two secrets
Rep Campbell Of Kansas. made
an unsuccessful attempt 20 get
Whites opinion concerning Thomas
W Lawson.
81 think he rs a remarkable char
acter." said White.
"But DO YOU think be should Doe
I'm an insane asylum or IN Jail rs
has been suggested here OF" pursued
Campbell
That is not for me 90 say. sir"
replied White gravely
White denied emphatcallv that
he and Lawson in their weekly meet
ings ever discussed what effect
peace move would have on he
market.
Was Never Suggested.
Did not Mr.. Lawson suggest 70
you. queried Campbell that the
market was topheavy, that sug-
gesuOn OF peace would start the
market downward and that IL would
he "a good time for bunch ~
friends 90 get together and make e.
cleaning"
"He did not"
Rep Le0root Of Wisconsin. exam
iued White searchinEly as to hts
relations with Lawson
You continued 10 have cordial
relations with man who made
statements about YOU which YOU
have characterized as false ana as
romance" asked LenrOot
"N0t cordial relations exactly 7
attached no imp0rranre to them.
replied White
Lawson Talk Not Important.
In response 20 question hv Rep
ChiperfeId OF Illinois. White de-
clared ne never attached much
Importance 20 the bulk ~ Lawson's
statements"
The committee manifested con-
siderable interest concerning The
Federal Lead and Chemical cor
poration" with which white is
closely associated. The wines de-
MED that any Of his associate direc-
tors bought or sold stocks from d.
cember 1929 O. his lnowiedse.
White was requested 10 submit a
list OF the officers and directors ot
the company o. the committee.
Before White left the stand ne
promised 90 make an EFFORT to Fad
out whether Count won Bernstorf
and lawson ever met.
Baruch f. Called
Bernard 81 Baruch was called as
White finished.
Baruch denied specifically THAI Pc
had any news sources % guide him
On his stock market operations Other
than the customary ticker.
Baruch submitted 90 the COMMITTEES
a detailed statement of his "loug'
and -short" stock transactions from
Dec. Il TO %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
LATEST IN THE NEWS WORLD

wegian steamship Argo, 1851 tons.
has been blown up with the loss Of
nine OF her crew. according 10 A
telegram received here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
SLIP HTrS NINE

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LONDON. Jan. 30. - The Nor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-30
THE WEATHER

INDIANA-Increasing cloudiness
probably followed by snow in north
and rain in south portion late to-
night and wednesday. colder ln
north portion tonight
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12
Luke McIuke Says:

A man may be as black as he is
painted, but a I'M Is never as pink
as she is painted.
When we see a painting that seems
to have neither purpose nor reason, we
call 1t art and let 1t so at that
1t Is hard to realize that a big, bull
necked. pop eyed, fiat nosed guy with
sandy whiskers nee took a prize at a
baby show.
A man Is never damaged as much as
the amount he sues for, and he is never
damaged as little as the amount the
Jury awards him.
II most Of IL were az big as we i'm.
Agins We are. the streets would have
to be widened.
The trouble With a woman Is that
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12

she always wants to do something else.
1t Is different with a man. But a
woman Is more afraid Of getting fat
than she is Of getting consumption.
No. Harold, women do not like to
kiss each other any more than men
like to kiss when they meet. But the
women like to make the men imagine
that they are missing something.
There isn't as much to bark about at
night as a dog thinks there is. And
there isn't as much going on down.
town at night as q woman thinks
there is.
Before he gets her he thinks she is a
clinging vine. But later on he likens
her to poison ivy.
The fellows who are not getting any
Of Il are thu Qnes who know that the
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12
world Is full Of graft.

world Is full Of graft
The old fashioned a who used to
wear a Mcintosh nov has a son who
wears a raincoat
When you find It In the butter, q
blond hair looks just as bad a. q gray
one.
1t Is easy to tell a girl that you love
her when you don't But It IL hard to
tell her that you love her when you do.
Some men regard their conscience
and their appendix as excess baggage.
Most Of the men who are seeking
positions are lodging Jobs.
There isn't enough horsepower in the
world to force q woman to do what
she will do willingly after a little jolly
Ing. -,
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12

Call at my headquarters for the
cheapest farm loans, as l have them
Sole agent for Trevett, MATHS and
Baker. Private funds on hand.
j. II. BAILEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12

To Cash on hand ........$ 91,61S.61
To 1908 Tax Collections :. 5.35
To 1909 Tax Collections :. 7.15
To 1910 Tax Collections -. 40
To 1911 Tax Collections .. 1908
To 1912 Tax Collections .. 1898
To 1913 Tax Collections .. 1858
To 1914 Tax Collections =. 1,O4l.47
To 1915 Tax Collections =. 2,050.OS
To 1916 Tax Collections =. 1~33,926.O9
To School Land Prime. -. 100000
To School Land Int. ...... 10000
To School Land Lease -. 1890
To Univ. Land Prime. 80. 10000
To Univ. Land Int. 900. 72O.S3
To School Land Lease .... 3O4.2O
To Jan'y App't .......... 3,613.32
To Misc. Coll. General. 1,340.32
To Poor Farm amman. 4,286.33
To Fines and Licenses. 267.OO
To Inheritance .......... 900
To Int. on Co. Deposits. 1915
To Red Cloud City Treas. 100000
To Redemptions ......... 2,666.96
To Com'r Funds ......... $500
To Fees 1850
To Motor Vehicles 900. 1910
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12

&c d ROBINSON, being first duly worn according to law on ohd e@e and say That the above is
a full true and correct statement of funds collected and dhbed by me as County Treasurer from y 9TH
1917 to June 3h1 1917 inclusive as verify believe i
C D. ROBINSON, COUNTY REAsURE
Subscribed and worn to before me ass h@y of July. nMz EEg
GEAD B. F PERRY COUNTY CLERK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-07-12

Paid State Treasurer ..... 36,414.56
Paid County Gen. War. =. 17,131.75
Paid County Bridge War;. 13,723.48
Paid County Poor War. :. LOLA
Paid Co. Soldiers Riff. War 4.50
Paid Co. Inheritance 49,. 258.55
Paid School Orders ...... 73,517.84
Paid School Bonds ...... 1,843.53
Paid Com'r Orders ...... 1,894.12
Paid Road Orders ....... $4,000
Paid Road Drag Orders... 1,047.41
Paid Polls ............ 1000
Paid Bladen Treas. ...... 2,053.83
Paid Bladen Bonds ....... 351.40
Paid Blue Hill Treas 80. 1.948.06
Paid Blue Hill Bonds 80. 475.00
Paid Cowles Treas. ...... 1000
Paid Guide Rock Treas. :. $3.50
Paid Red Cloud Treas. -. 6.924.06
Paid Guide Rock Bonds :. 1,845.45
Paid Redemption ........ 2,666.96
Paid Refund Sch. L. Int :. 161.40
Paid Fees and Com. ...... 1,432.12