davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Qvicncs eran los comprometidos en-
9! conp.ot zepatista.

Con cl fin de que rindan declara-
cicn en- Ell proceso alberto contra Ell
sargento Felipe Bello quien. como Sc
,-ecordara estaba comprometido con
os Zaoatistas d oTganiZar motines
dentrO de varias ]poblaciones para
H1e aqu6llos ocuparan estas sin resis-
~tcncia. han s!do llamados a declarar
los icfes de las guarniciones de las
plazas Ell las que sc supone ramifi-
cado el complot, con el objeto de sa-
he- q~ui&nes eran los militares COM
n-onetidos en- aqucl'a aventura que
fr2caso absolutamente.
Atendiendo q la cita que lie hizo
81 iuez instructor del proceso. lego
4 csta c:udad el coronel don Floren-
tho Alderete, conandante de las
EuerzaS cue guarnecen la plaza de
Matamoros Y q al descubrirse la cons
plfac!on zapatista, Sc encontraba en-
At'ixco.
Tambiea Ell coronel VilIarreaI Y
e! coronel Morales que entonces Gran
Jetes de las plazas de Matamoros v
Chietla, tendr&n de responder en- es-
te procesc. pUes Belio p~ertencia a las
tuerzas del primero de los citados ie-
fes.
Fl doctor F6'=z SC dcspide de- su vi.
da &c se-tcro.
Tn grupo dc amigos del doctor y
Eduardo Velez. glien en- muv breve
p!azo cont7aera matrimonio con una
distinsuida ~sehorita, perteneciente a
Ia familia Breton, ha organ:zado pa
"a manana n cena que ~se4servira
en- centrico restaurant, con ell obieto
de despedir a dicho profesionista. de
su vida de s~oltero. 4 la c~onviyiali.
dad han sido invitados un gran MI
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PESoUISAS-;

GRATIFICARE con $500 a quien me inror-
me del paradero cIacIo de mis- hernia
nos Antonio V Jose ArvIzu respectipa-
mente. T.! primero, de q afios Y el Sc
| yundo de 80. or;ginarios de Rayon. Sonora,
Mexico. DiriiirSe a Francisco r.. ArYf-
zu, Cowell, California, Via Bay Point.
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nero de personals.

nero de personals.
Los organizadores de esta cena
son los senores Francisco de Velasco,
Francisco Amaviczcar, Miguel Diaz
Barriga, Juan Huerdo y L:cenciedo
Luis Quintana.
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Sc ycrdca tres maqulaas,. dos Para engar-
collar Y trOZar en- hoialaterfa Y una para
pIlir en- Zapa,eria. Dirigirse u Teodoro Ma.
varro, 80 west Commerce 81. (t2D)
PERSONA QUE Sc AUSENTA de este ID
yar, vende dos autos Siudebakers, 6 ci-
lindroS, con ruedaS lie alamDre, cast nue..
voS 4 preciOS muy comCdos. Ocurran
Main Plaza 2i4. $780,.
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sean los autores del robo dc que Sc
trata. Sc han hecho varias apreken-
stones lie sospechosos.
FL sucoso ha causado gran sensa-
c;on cn Ia ciudad.
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GOBIER0O TONIC Ell
CONTROL De Los
FERROckRRILES
Hoy en- la tarde, quedardn bajo
su mandO tOdas las iineas de
los EstadOs tnid0S

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dlciembre
PEI gran suceso que Sc espera-
| ba, ha tenido va lugar, con la procla-
macion hecha aver por ell gobierno
de Estados Unidos, poniendo deflnl-
tivamente bajo su control, los ferro-
! CARRIES de la nacion.
Hacia algunas semanas que venla
estudiandose la forma en- cue las
distintas companies ferrocarrileras
pudiesen prestar al gobierno IA ma
yor suma possible de servicio, en- 10
relative a Ia guerra, Y tras de largs
consideration del punto, Sc lego al
acuerdo de que era necesario poner
todas las Was ferreas bajo ell control
Official 10 que Sc ha hecho.
En.su proclama respectiva, ell Pre-
s:dente dice que este paso es ente-
ramente necesario para Ia prosecu-
cion de Ia guerra Y que no habia
otro canine que seguir en- ell presen-
te case,
La accion llevada a cabo por ell go
bierno, significa 10 s~iguiente:
La subordinacion completa del
s~crvicio f~errocarrilero de Estados
Unidos, al transporte de tropas y de
matcriales de guerra.
Maneio al presente, de los ferro-
carriieros, For los mismos directories
dc las ~respectivas empresas, bajo los
acucrdos del Conseio de los Ferroca-
rifles en- Ia Guerra, 4 cuyo frente Sc
encuent7a el Secretario McAdoo.
e aseguramiento de los intereses
de los qIe tcngan dinero invertido
en- los ferrocarriles. por medic de
todcs los esfuerzos posibles.
Proyecto de poner bajo ell mismo
control, las lineas de trenes electri-
cos Y todos los distintos sistenas de
tranvias.
7 algunos otros intecesantes asun-
tos mas r~elacionados con los intere-
ses de los ferrocarriles.
Esta resolution del gobierno, en-
pezara 4 surtir sus efectos segdn Sc
ha ~anunciado, ell yicrnes veintiocho
de los corrientes, por Ia tarde.
E Secretario Dir. McAdoo, reten-
dra su puesto en- ell Gabinete del
Presidcnte Wilson, siendo al mismo
TEMPO director general de los ferro,
carries, como jefe del Consejo a
que hemos kecho alusion.
Todos los ferrocarriles sin excep-
ci6n, quedan comprendidos en- esta
resolution g~ubernativa.
Ell dltino calculo sobre cl estado
actual de los ferrocarriles que han
pasado al control del gobierno, es ell
s~iguiente:
Numero de millas 39l.141
Lacomotoras 5000
Carros de Pasajeros 5.705
Carros de carga 2~.356.336
Emp'eadcs ~1.409,342
Capital inverti-
do S17,247, 101, 1881
Pa5ajeros transpor
tado5 en- 1915 976,303.502
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CORRESPONDENCE DE LOS ESTADOS
Ell RESULTADO De LAS ELEC'
CLONES EN- MlCHOACAN.

MORELiA, Mich, Diciembre 20
De los datos of;cialcs cue Sc han re
cibidc en- el gobierno del Estado So
bye las elecciones munic;pa'es, efec-
tuadas en- > del actual ea el Munici-
pio de Mcralia, ~resultan triucf&ntes
las sigu;entes pcrsonas para integrar
.! future ayuntamierto.
P:~op;csarios:
Eibiano Ibarra; Joaquin Donde;
Francisco Alexandra; Agustin Tena;
JeS3s NJ. Sotelo; Jesus Cuevas; Jose
Molina: Manuel Arias Cordoba; Apo
Ionic Gomez Campos; Daniel Ra-
mirez y Pedro Raagel Calder6n.
Srp!entes.
Octaviano Ndncz; Rafael Alvarez;
JESUS Ortiz; Felix Cortas; Emilio
Garcia; Francisco A. Lopez; Jose
Campuzano; Joaquin Donde; Saliva
dor Il. Ortiz; jose Rico; Gilbe.to
Perez.
En- Ia pa. ssec;6n electoral no h2-
DO e~loccicaes municipales.
Sindico: Propieta-io, liccnciado
Adclfo A.lvarado Y ~sup'ente, ~licencia-
do Mario Palacios.
e conf:;cto dc Ii libcrtad.
I. v;cc-Prcsidente de! Club "Lcr-
10 dc T~eiada" de La P;cdad. seno"
Jyan Z. Ruiz, sc queja al gobierno
de irregularidades que ha comctido
- y conccpto Ia Junta Computa-
ezra Dc aquelIa iocalidad, Y pide que
~intervenga,
Fl g9bierno ha con,esrado que no
desea nmiscui-se en- cosas cue no
-1n de su resortc.
Mejc: servic;o telefonico.
r Juez del RegiStro Civil en- esta
ca7:taI, ha ordonado SC mejoren los
services t~elef6n;cos de Ia oficina de
So cargo, con e. Pante6n, Y a fin de
QUE @, pjh]ico sea de5:damente aten-
dito.
Esta meiora Va Sc hizo con e! apo
yo del gob;crno del Estado.
NO hn00 e'See0~7 en- rSze"a'0
En- 81 Arnnic;pio de pazcuaro no
hpho eIeccioncs Nunicipales nor las
Observation-Disclosures de las comunicacio-
nas. mics 81 Drosidnn+o mnn;c;naI DO
-: -,Ni
leyes oportonamerte.
Sc lie avisara Ia fecha QHe dcsignc
.. oongfeSo para s~fec'""ri*S 4 Su oe-
, '".''' - :" l''I|" =" "'H',',
0i-St'.. ~
NJ rob;prro dol, rs,oao Nv, Tst, 4,
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Asentados que Sc denuncian a la au.
toridad militar.

A Ia jefatura de operaciones en- Ell
Estado han sido denunciados los
grandcs atentados que en- ell pueblo
de Tecomatlan, perpetraron varios
jcfes militares pertenecientes a las
fuerzas del general Clotilde Sosa,
quien tiene su Quartet general enslos
limites de Puebla y Guerrero.
Los hechos de que Sc trata fueron
denunciados por el teniente Pascasio
Rivcro, quien Sc nego a participant en-
fP,s, Ia &C. Pc Fot g,
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MEXICANOS instruIdos, oio. Venderfa cs-
uela espahola. con publication semsna-
ria adjunta. $500. Aceptaria iierras
Igrlcolas en- este pats. Buena PROPOSE
ci6n para Incdico. Escriban: c. Martin,
205 Masonic Temple. DENVER, COLO,
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HOTEL ZAFIR0. e02-k west Houston.
Cuarios de renta por dfa o semana Stoda
romodifad. Luis Herrera y Anita Msrt-
nez, Props. OBJ
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MORELiA, Mich, D!ciembre 90
De los datos of;cialcs cue Sc han re
cibidc en- el gobierno del Estado So
b-o las elecciones muric!pa'es, efec-
tuadas en- > del. actual Ell el Munici-
pio de Mcralia, resultan triurf&ntes
les sig~u;entes pcrsonas para iategrar
.! future ayuntamieCto.
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-op;ctarios

Eibiano Ibarra; Joaquin Donde;
Francisco Alexandra; Agustin Tena;
JeS5s NJ. Sotelo; JESUS Cuevas; Jose
Molina: Manuel Arias Cordoba; Apo
Ionic Gomez Campos; Daniel Ra-
mirez y Pedro Raagei Calder6n.
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LfHpIO Y RENUEvO sombreros. todas cla-
,cs Recibo materi8les dlrectamSnte de 10
rabrica para soncbreros STETS0N. V6a-
ne. C. Sweetser. Sor1brero. $50 ". Hour
on 81 DID,
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vEND) en- abonos:-maquinas para coser y
hordar. marcs "Silger. " Pianos, Muebie-
V F0nogTafos. F. de los Santos, 47 North
San Saba, Telefono Travis $3.50.
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,IrIdo $500 por semana. Diriilrse 65a
'nin Avenue. The Guardrobe Cleaning
Co. I230).
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DIVERSOS

MEXICANO de - aEos. honrado y sin
virios. con IN pequeNu cstablecimiento en-
Halstead. kanS.. deSca correspondence
pretcnSioncs. obie;o mairimoniO. DIriiir-
sc al 81. kniceto ~I'antoja, Box IS, HAL
STEAD, kANS. (2Js9l.
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No hubo eieccionc- en- Pazcuaro.

En- Ell Municipio de Pazcuaro no
huho eleccioncs Municipales por las
irregularidades dc las communicated
mes: pues el Dresidente municipal de
aCuei lugar no rcci2i6 las boletas Y
leyes oport9nanerte.
Sc lie avisari Ia fecha que dcsignc
81 Congrcso para efectuGrlas q su de-
Dido tempo.
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(Psse E Ia &c. Psg. Col. 2a.>
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Sup!ertes.

Octaviano Ndncz; Rafael Alvarez;
JESUS Ortiz; Felix Cort6s; Emilio
Garcia; Francisco A. Lopez; Jose
Campuzano; Joaquin Donde; Saliva
dor II. Ortiz; jose Rico; Gilbe.to
Perez.
En- Ia Pa. secc;6n electoral no h2-
DO eloccicaes municipales.
Sindico: Propieta-io, licenciado
! Adclfo Alvarado Y s~up'ente, l~icencia-
do Mario Palacios.
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u NEGEsIJa express para que IleYe So
jaeacas a Ia esIeci0n o Gamble sus q
1tss aabIeis 8 RosaIes. Teferono Crockst
ITai = TrSvtS ttSH
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La ley del Pcdcr judicial,

La Secrs5aria de- Estado. Dcparta-
mento dol interior, ha remitido a es-
tie gobiarno la Ley Organica del Po-
der judicial de IL Federation, a fin
de que sea concedida.
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1NTEOJQS en- abono. La CompaiIfa- Cra-
mer, 3i9 Hicks Bldg, Esqulna de Houston
y Avenida C.
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rtoUlGRAFIA ractlitase sprendizaie rapidc
soc. lecclon.-Escritura maquina gratis
Seorifa "a Iecciones InsIes noches.-Ss
H''tan Sc orttas-Jiggtlls-323 Hicks Bldf
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hpRENDA eI oricio de peluquero. Nos
Cuantas semaEaS. Veanos, o escrfbanos
hog mismo Y darcmos detalleS. Moler
Barber College. IT West Commerce ST.,
San Antonio. Texas.
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Juan Martinez de la Lastra. Sc
cncuentra En- Maravatio en- su calidad
de Jcfe de las A~cordadas,
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THE DESTROYER A SUCCESS

Both sides have learned that the submarine hash chahce
against the destroyer fighting craft according to London cor
respondent Of the New York Sun Among the reasons given are
that the submarine can not nearly fast the destroyer
that the destroyer guns and heavier ones and that can
dodge the torpedo while submarine not dodge the destroy
r gun fire. All this interesting in connection with the EFFORT 10
bcle te story attack our transports ana inc
effective fight put up desroyes This effort with IT'S charges
of exaggeao against the official account issued from washington
has been surprising to say the least
Both the official story OF the attack and the claims OF eciehc!
made for the destroyer confirmed by the account oil an eye
witness secured by New York Times Discussing the second ana
less serious attack this eye witness says that line OF bubbles was
left ON the water by torpedo missed its mark that an American
DESTROYER ran down the line bubbles speed OF 40 miles an hour
like hound on trail that there evidently COLLISION
column of smoke hundred feet III the air. and III the
waerspout that followed the soldiers the nearest transport ds
ngshed clearly pieces and steel and dark hue
fragments that moment before had been living men, Any ucer-
ant was impossible Transport after transport passed through
floating oil streaked with Shiny red and patched with wreckage
This account while sposng OF the charge OF eXaggeraon at the
same a tribute to the destroyer.
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GERMAN-MADE HISTORY

German influence American universities was long marked ana
in some Of them German historical methods accepted as the
worlds supreme achievement in this line But II such admra o
has survived he shocks those still entertaining II
will be rdey recent uteance OF fro Hans Del"ecN'
head of the department of history in the University oil e III
an interview given the Associated Press Prof Deueck virtually
ebaracrzes the the friend patron and even promoter
of the Russian revolution He is thus quoted:
"lInil of late Germany felt herself seriously menaced
v the Russian army, which is almost twice the size OF hat
Of Germany and Austria combined We therefore were
forced to extend our defense to the utmost now by defea-
ING Russia and bringing revolution, and incidentally
liberty to the people, we also freed ourselves IN
the future the Russian republic will be far less nenachg
than was the conquerng lust of Czarism AS result, we
will be able to reduce armament.
OF course nobody knows better than Prof Delbueck that the
Russian revolution was greatest blow received by Germany since
the battle of the Marne with the exception the participation OF e
United States in and that all Germany aValape pow
or was employed only prevent but to nuly Its disastrous
effects If the head of the department OF history III the university
Of Berlin to put views permanent form for the deectato
Of posterv American professors will begin to wonder at Their 1o
mer admiration for history made in Germany.
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RESERVES or ENEMY ON DECLINE
GERMANY HAS ONLY ,55,OO00
MEN FOR FREE DIS
POSITION

Paris, July 29--Germany has only
755, 900 reserves for free dispositions,
according to General LacroiX, noted
military expert of the Temps.
Eleg vies these figures, based on
careful Investigations of German con-
ditions up to June 1
The total number of Germans called
to arms since the beginning of the war
is 13,1S0,OO0.
From these must he deducted losses
Of 3,630,0OO; re-formations of 2,200,-
coo; wounded under treatment and
hose living abroad, 1,110,OOO; total
Of 100000. The number of Ger
mans actually under arms at the
front, in the interior, and guarding
communication lines. he declares, is
J,345,OOO men.
Adding the two totals he finds a
grand total of 1875 900, which, sub
tracted from the number in service
leaves only $4,000 available for free
| dispositions, that is, free to be shifted
from front to front as the demand
arises, or as Won Hindenburg may de.
eide upon an offensive.
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NEGROES DEATH
CAUSES ARREST
Elijah Hughes, Augusta Man, Brought
To This City and Placed In jail
For Safe Keeping.

Augusta, KY. July 30 - Elijah
Hughes, 20 years old, was taken to
the Maysyllle jail last night for safe
keeping, being charged with fatally
Soundlug Russell Nelson, negro, IA
years Old Last Monday, II Is alleged,
Hughes attacked Charles Nelson, 16
years old, knocking him down and
beating him. The younger Nelson
went 10 his assistance, and Hughes
struck him on the top of the head
with grass hook, II Is alleged, the
point penetrating the brain.
Hughes was fined SIS and costs on
disorderly conduct charge by jury
| II being thought that the boy was not
seriously Injured. A blood clot formed
on the boys brain, paralysis follow
ing, md he died early this morning.
When Ike condition Of the negro be-
can alarming warrant was issued
TO- Hughes, who made his escape on
a passing freight train, but was cap
tured yesterday afternoon at Higgins
port, Ohio, being returned here, and
vas later taken to Maysville for safe
keeping.
Hughes is the oldest son of John
Hu2hes, of this city.
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md stayed four weeks but when ! camo
he.ae l would faint just tho same and
had the same pains.
A friend who is nurse asked me to
try Lydia E. Pinkhara 8 Vegetable Com
pound. began taking it that very day
for I was suffering a great deal. 1t has
already done me more good than the
hospital. To anyone who is suffering
% was my advice ia to stop in the first
drugstore and get bottle Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before
you 90 home. - Mrs. w, C. Brow
2S44 W. 18th St., Cleveland. Ohio.
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NIEI,BE!

London, July 29-According to a
Reuter- dispatch from Zurich, Matthias
Er2bcrger one of the leaders of the
Clerical Center in the German Reich
stag, who has just arrived there, de-
clarel TO the Zuricher Nachrichten
III could talk with Lloyd George
(the british Prime Minister) or Mr..
Balfour British Foreign Secretary
we could, in few hours, reach an I'M
Outstanding which would enable Of
fetal peace negotiations to commence"
Herr Erzberger, who has taken a
prominent part with respect to peace
Turing the last months, asserts DR..
Michaeis, the Imperial German Chan
cellor, is peace Chancellor.
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There Il more cstarrh II this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II was sup
posed to DO incurable. Doctors prescrlbsd
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with locri treatment, pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh IL q local disease.
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
dtions ana therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by II. J. Cheney q
Co., Toledo, Ohio. 10 q constitutional
remedy. IN taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward In offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
II, J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Gold by Druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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so SAY WE ALL OF US

Democrat printed what the tuberculosis COMMISSION Se
each week il would only medical journal if it printed what the
moonlight school enthusiasts send it would be school Journa
printed what the commissioner sends would be handy com
pendulum on road building if printed what the agricultural exper
nen station sends would agricultural Journal and so on &C
innium Being merely country newspaper mas no space io
ba exnon of other schemes and cosigns after
ream of copy basket As we see very little OF the
stuff our exchanges they probably following the same course
Some dav maybe who paid to work the newspapers Tor
advertising will tumble to the racket that their efforts are
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
]. C. Rains as a candidate for the
office of Clerk of the Mason County
Court in the November election, sub
ject to the action of the Republican
voters at the August primary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Harry A. Ort as a candidate for the
Office of Chief of Police Of the City
of Maysville, subject to the action Of
the voters at the November election,
1917.
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METHODISTS TO RAISE FUND

New York, July 29-The Methodist
Episcopal Church will raise q fund of
100000 for work among the young
men of that faith at the various mill
tary training camps throughout the
United States, it was announced to-
day by d. d. Forsyth, Corresponding
Secretary of the Executive Committee
of the Board of Home Missions and
Church Extension.
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We are authorized to announce the
candidacy Of Mr.. Addison Baldwin for
Representative of Mason County SUBJ
ject to the action of the Republican
voters at the August primary.
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We are authorized to announce Fred
Dresel as a candidate for Magistrate
from the Second District, subject "a
the action of the Democratic party al
the August, 1917, Primary.
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
Thomas M. Russell as candidate for
the office of Mayor Of the City of
Maysville. subject to the action Of the
voters at the November election, 1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01

We are authorized to announce Mr..
James Mackey as a candidate for the
Office of Chief of Police Of the City
Of Maysville, subject to the action Of
the voters at the November election,
1917.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce Mr..
j. J. Owens as a candidate for County
Clerk, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, August, 1917.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce Mr..
John R. Cochran as a candidate for
the Office Of Representative from Ma
son county, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary, August, 1917.
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FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
No Relief-Mrs. Brown Fin
ally Cured by Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio. -"For years suf-
fered 80 sometimes 1t seemed as though

j could not stand
1t my longer. II
was all in my lower
organs. At times |
could hardly walk,
for IL ! stepped on o
little stone / would
almost faint. Ono
day / did faint and
m y husband W n 9
sent for and the doc
tor came. ! was te-
ken TO the hogpital
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce Mr..
W. II. Rees as a candidate for Attorney
Of Mason County subject to the action
Of the voters at the Democratic pri-
mary. August 1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01

We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. G. Watson as candidate for the
once OF Jailer of Mason County at the
coming November election, subject to
the action Of the Republican voters
at the August primary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Charles Galbreath as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff Of Mason County
at the November election, 1917, sub
Ject to the action of the Republican
voters at the August primary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Andrew M. January as candidate for
election to the Office of City Collector
and Treasurer subject to the action Of
the voters at the November election,
1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01
Announcements
Fer CITY Treasurer

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Fred Cablish as a candidate for cleo
ton to the position of City Collector
and Treasurer subject to the action Of
the voters at the November election,
1917.