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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-28
FIECTII


De sigur, aeroplanele din acl
81 tankurile de pc uscat vor
sdrobi Gu totul masina de razDol
Kaiserului in ofensiva aliatilor
dia, 1919, daca inamicul nu Sc
prcda pima atunci. Programul de
razboi al Statelor Unite cere mi
de aeroplane, ce de sigur vor ii
sub comanda generalului Per,
shing la primavara, precum 81
alte mil care le vor urma in scurt
tinp. Aeroplahele sunt cele mai
bune mijloace de recunoastere,
Ia fel ele au probat ca sunt bune
81 ca mijloc de hpta, la fel au
dovedit fndeajuns ca sunt cele
mai bune pentru fntreprinderi de
bombardare acestc maslnarll
va fl la dispozitia generalulul
Pershing in scurt timp.
Tank-urile? Doar stim destul
de bine cit au contribuit aceste
in ofensiva maresalului Haig, Gu
ajutorul lor englezii au ajuns
la linia Hindenburg pc care au
maturat-o in scurt> timp, Mimic
MI poate opri tankufile dccIt a
pa prea adinea asa cum sunt
riurile Scheldt 81 Mcuse, insa
aceste pot Fl trecute peste po-
duri. Spaima dusmanului foar-
te mare cfnd vad tank-urlle. Ele
matura cuiburile de maSini de
puscat, trece peste transeie, Isl
face drum prin paduri, rupe Sir
mcle ghimpate, protejaza infan-
terra 81 deschide drum cavaleriel
- Gu un cuv1nt un tun rapid.
un inspaimintator monitor ne
cimpul de lupta. Arier gardelA
fug din fata lui, ogaruk acesta
este strigoiul pentru armatele
germane. Tn observator englez
spune:
moi am fntrebuintat in ofen-
silva noastra numai 0 fractiune
din oamenii pc care ii 1ritrebuin-
teaza inamicul in astfel de in
treprinderi, 81 aceasta mare di-
ferenta fost facuta numai GU
tankurile. Dupa cum era pima
acum ca victoria era pc partea
acaluia ce avea mai multa rezer-
va fndarat, la moi, Gu cit avem
mai multe tank-uri Gu att victoria
q mai sigura. Aceia ce fac tank
uri sunt tot att de multi in raz-
boi ca 81 fratii lor de pc cfmpiir
lie Frantei." /
Lar miorul Secly ministrul
mnnitiei q zis:
= ,,Spun un adeyar incontestabiL,
precum6 II va spune 81 alte sute
.ces au privilejul de comapda
ed mil de vieti ai fost salvate
datorita tank-urilors & ly 81
Statele Unite pot face mai
multe 'tank-lri dee1t Bat faeeI
Franta 81 Anglia IA in loc s
mania nu mai poate tine n ~ ei
aliatii.
Cind genearlul Psz 1in elf
armata lui AZ 3 4. 4 n " y
nj ca sa spnl lbel iltja On I Il =
ia pc nm fren @ y d
'prin,4yara osi q nm n N Il
presupunem clk icl n = =
atapei n ~ -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-28

o lupta deschisa. Generalul Byng
ne-a dovedit aeeast% IN ataeal
san de la Cambrai.
Creeru2 ihventiv al America
.nilor trebue sa fmbupatateasca
acest model lufnd ca forma eel
francez 81 englez. Multe din a.
.ceste pot Fl fabricate. ,Treizeci
81 sase pentru un batalion" nu g
prea multi, fnsa ele, dupa cum
So spus din Londra, salveaza
vieta a 1000 soldati in fiecare ri.
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.F
nea ca Gerlnanii 'sunt decisi sd
paraseasca tot teritorul specifi-
cat in tratatnl de la Brest-L Lii
tovsk, fmpreuna Gu districtele
Desna, Minsk 81 0 perfume din
Mohilev. Mai spunea ca locuito-
rii sunt nearmati, neorganizati
81 fara vre-un mijloc de a Sc apa-
ra contra jafurilor 81 a omoruri-
lor. Poporul cere ca teritorul G.
vacuat sa fie ocupat de trupe a.
mericane, franceze 81 engleze.
Arborarea steagului Ceho-Slo-
vac. Cleveland, Ohio. - Din
ordinul maiorului Davis, fntreg
orasul Cleveland a arborat Sim
bata noul drapel al Ceho-Slovaci-
lor impreuna Gu eel american, in
semR de serbatoare a naSterei re-
.publicei Ceho-Slovace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-28

inteze avfnd Ia dreapta bar tank
urile, la stfnga lor tank-uri, @'
tankuri pretutindeni, aruncind
foe 81 otel asupra germanilor,
orr unde isi/ vor scoate capul.
Organizatia engleza cere ca fie-
care battalion sa alba trcizeci 81
sase de tank-uri. Nu e lipsa de
o mare preparatie de artilerie, a.
cesti monstrii merg sprs pozi-
tile inamice, cind primesc sig
nalul de plecare 81 fara nici 0
preparatie anterioara. Aceasta e
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|NF0RMATlUN|

Ucis pc scaunul electric. -
Columbus, Ohio. = All nOapte,
la orele 1907, uegrul Bradel
Spilman a murit pc scaunul e.
lectric de la puscaria din locali-
tate. Tribunalul la dat aceasta
pedeapsa pentru ca acum un
all omor1se un contractor in
tr 'un grajd din Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ucisa Gu revolverul. = Muske-
gon, Mich. - in urma unei GER
te, un anume William Weldman
a tras cinci gloahte de revolver
in corpul femeiei May Mcllain.
Femeia a murit la putin timp
dupa ce ajuns la spital. Crimi-
nalul este detinut de polite.
Roosevelt este contra celor Ia
puncte. New York. - Colone-
lul Theodore Roosevelt sd opune
celor patrusprezece puncte ale
presedintelui Wilson 81 corespon
dentei sale Gu Germania. In te-
legramele trimise catre SENATOR
Roosevelt zicea Cd spera ca Sc
natul sa sc declare contra adop.
tarei acelor IA puncte lin fntre-
gimeSs. Dinsul mai zicea ca Sc
natul face bine daca voteaza
pentru pace de predare fara
conditii 81 contra unei paci ne
gociate. y
CiOcnire de tramyae. - Spring
field, Mass. - Linga fabrica
Nesting House din East Spring
field s'au ciocnit dOua tramyae,
ranind nouasprezece persoane.
Ciocnirea Sc datoreste unei cete
mari.
nptamur de pamint. Wa
Eshingt0n. Seismograful de la
|pnivetsitateA din Georgetown q
|lnreS Siatrat azi noapte un cutre-
i1nx e pxmfnt undeva la 0 dis
is1 San az ], 500 de mile de
& HIM ston. Tremnrile an in
n otsle uA7 p. n. 81 au
'tontinnat PM "a 12.45 q. n.
= = refnospe na1
Il n |' |lllll z,iiarele s.
]! ! D 1 : / ! I I. il!s |. a. 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-28

SuDMdriheie Isl VOr lnceLa dctlu-
nea cit de curfnd. Sc zice ca ma
vigatia GU Danemarca s'a fnce-
put ieri.
-Liberarea primarului din Bru-
ssels. Londra. - D-nul- A.
dolph Max, prinlarul orasului
Brussels, care fpsese detinut de
Germani la Turnhout, in Bel
gia, ,fost liberat impreuna Gu
alti arestanti politici. Germanii
il arestasera in Septombrie 1914,
81 vina ce 10 .atribuian era ,,pur-
tare neingaduitoare"
Masti de gaz pentru porumbei.
- Paris. - Porumbeii fntrebu-
intati pentru transmiterea ordi-
neior pc c7mpul de razboi au 81
eli masti de gaz. Chimistii le-au
! preparat un fel de pine Gu carl
li-se invelesc coliviile 1ndata zee
Sc aude alarma de gaz.
Colonelul House in misiune. -
Londra. - Conform unei telegra-
me trimfsa din Paris catre ziarul
Times, colonelul House, prieten
personal 81 sfatuitor al presedin-
telui Wilson, a sosit in Franta Gu
0 misiune speciala din partea pre-
sedintelui acestei tari.
Omoirirea microbului de tuber-
culoz3. - New York. - Docto-
rul Brazilian j. A. De Oliveria
Botclho, a facut 0 operate PEN
tru nimicirea microbilor de oftica
prin introducerea de nitrogen in
cavitatea pleurala La operate
all asistat alti opt specialist 81
toti au pronnntat ca a ayut eel
mai mare success.
Revoltarea so1datilor Croati. -
Basel. = Ieri s'a anuntat in par
lamentul unguresc ca soldatii Gro
att din regimcntul saptezeci 81 no.
ua de la Fiume s'au revoltat, au
pus stapinire pc oras si.au rupt
sinele drumului de fier. Din acea-
sta cauza contele Appony, contele
Andrassy 81 deplltatii din opozi-
tie au cerut dinlisia ministerului.
Prim-ministrul Wekerle a decla-
rat ca, in vederca agravarei situa-
tiei, crede de cuviinta sd propue
regelui formarea unui cabinet de
coalitie.
,,crutsrss' iisrerilor De arta.
- Londra. De la Berlin s'a dat
un comunicat care anunta ca toa-
te lucrurile de arta luate de la
Lille, Cambria, Douai 81 Valencie-
nnes au fost puse in magazii, un
de sunt ferite de orr ce vatamare,
81 cd dupa razboi vor vi inapoiate.
Bombardarea oraselor germa-
ne. - Londra. s. Aviatorii En-
glezi au aruncat All noapte cin-
cizcci 81 una de tone de bombe
pc orasele Burbach 81 Saarbrue-
cken din Germania. De asemenea
au mai fost bombardate 81 To-
calitatile Mannheim, Coblenz,
Metz-Sablon 81 Mainz.
Aprobarea unui alt credit. =
Washington. Senatul a votat
astazi inca, un credit al armatei
in suma de 6,OO0,O0O,00O de do
lari. Sc va trimite imediat la con
fcrinta 81 mine seara va Fl pre-
sentat presedintelui ca sa fie
semnat.
fmpotmolirea unni vapor. -
Victoria, B. C. O telegrama
trimisa de la nord prin telegrafia
fara fir anunta ca vaporul Prin-
cipesa Sofia a lovit un prund in
canalul Lynn ST s'a intepenit "a
colo. Vaporul please din Alasca
81 avea pc bords peste 200 de pa
sageri, carl Sc crede ca au sea-
pat toti GU viata.
Americana vor reel&di Russia.
Philadelphia. Uniunea indus
triala din Russia a, cerut prese-
dintelui Wilson sd trimita ar
mata de meseriasi experti carl
sd ajute la recladirea Rusiei. Sc
zice ca presedintele a raspuns
fntr' 'un mod fmbucuratdr.
Kaiserul boInav. Kestile
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Teroarea bolgevic4 IA Lituania.
- Copenhaga. Pc urma arma-
telor germane sce se retrag din
districtele Lituane, au navalit de
tasamente bolsevice din Russia 81
baga groaza rosie in locuitorii
fara nici un. mijlpc de aparare.
Ia Copenhaga I'M sosit dol dele
gati 81 peporplpi Lituan, carl
fac APPEL Ii aIist q sa Il dea q
jdtor, Nnnl din1is dalegati apu-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-12
A $4,000
RUNABOUT
FOR $4,000

A 6-cylinder, high power
ed, luxurious car seating
either two or four. Five
Rudge-Whitworth wire wheels,
Silvertown cord tires (pracf-
cally new, custom body
English runabout type),
costly equipment. Used one
season on fine roads, under
care of expert mechanician.
One of the handsomest,
smartest runaboutS in the
East. In perfect condition.
Owner going abroad. Ad-
dress, Box 81, TIMES Of
Flee. 1912
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Aere tracts At auction, satur-
day, June 18th At J O'Clock D. m. why pay
e1tortionate rent whan you can Be your own
landlord. An acre Of land At Columbia
place, WashinEton'a Garden suburb solves
the rent problem and .irices the high cost
Of living Tell your ends o. this eEccp-
donal opportunity e. acquire q BEAUTIFUL
suburban home site At your own price And
on any terms you want within i've years, ~
70 per cent cash and 80 per month or mars
n you prefer Agents on grounds daily. Tor
particulars phone R0salyn it1-C OF can a.
In II. n. W. T. J. OWENS 4 SON,
AuctioneerB, or write for fun descriptive eiE-
eulAr from Columbia Land Company. Airing
ton VI "a
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FORD TOURING CAR. 1915 model: good con
dition; big barEain. Call during day llS0
18th st. N. ". Phone North t0TS. tels-f
FORD CAR. model 1918, used about months;
win sell for SiS5. Reply to Atlantic GArage'
sth St. near Pa. ave. "
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FOR SALE-H0USES

CLEVELAND PARK-Si2.s 500 - An
extremely well and artigtically
planned detached residence IN the
most beautiful part Of the park.
Has 10 DELIGHTFULLY."- arrange
rooms. tiled bath. open hre-
places. front. side ard rear porches
tHleepinE porch). Space for "a
rage, etc.
SHANNON 4 LCCHs.
Main 3i5. III 18th X
? 1sth ST. .soo-Wsst
OF 18th St: hollow tile. detached
house. with slate roof; hot-Water
heat, electric lights. open hre-
places. 9 rooms and baths
tshower). communicating roomAP
porchea, etc. Owner viii give
prompt Possession, July LIST. n de-
sired. Terms Of 1900 cash and
20 month can Be arranged.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main rs. III 18th ST
Jaio-ti
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

u IN or near
WaahinEton, the city o. prominA
Buy land now. Il r. chap.
PrupAro 70 build when matarAl orup4
We oieF
ne CHEAPEST land
In ths PRETTIEST loeltio1
And on the EASIEST terms.
BANNOCKBuRN-II JTHE-HILLa
Located IN the hills ovsriocking IL
the beautiful upper Potomac. Elsc- car
service EKcsllent auto road. Writo 81
phone for particulars. Main Tsn.
A. g HOUGHTON q CO., ISIS II Il n. ".
We Have tha Best IN Every Section
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6TENOTYPISTS-Keep up your speed BY en-
tering the Stenotype dictauOn class Wash
ngton business and Civil Service School,
III n. Y. ave Special rates 70 Govern
me1f employees. Is
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FOR RENT-RooMS
FURNISHED

YOUNG nan wants roommate; private;
Catholic family. Phone Col 747s. liz
Sth ST. n. l., Il14-Furnished room FOR .
gentlemen: electric lights, bath; so per mo.
MONROE ST. n. W. ISlS-Two nicely fur
family. L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-12

ARMY lieutenant would like
officer to share pleasant room,
twin beds; rent reasonable. Call
North 6S23. IL
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DR.. REED, SPECIALIST,
SO4 Seventeenth Street

OVT ~ NIIINNIINII OIINNN
Over 80 Years 1Tse 81 bT PTsstiSs IN The
and Special Diseases Of Men and Women.
Means health to you if you suffer
from CatErrh. Obesity Rheumatism. Con-
situation. Piles. Throat. Lungs, Brain. Heart
Blood and skin Diseases Nervous Debility
Kidney Diseases, Eladlcr Troubles Specific
Blood Poisoning ErJpuons Ulcers. and All
Private Diseas e. Cured Tor Life by safe
Methods
sos Bacteria Naccines. and all the new Sc
runs and anti-toGins administered
Charges low. Medicine fuFuished
Private Waiting Room for Ladies.
Otac0 Hours. 70 TO L 20 {. Sunday. 70 to 1
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be opened as
the Bureau Of Standards. Department Of
Commerce at o'clock p. m. June %. 1873.
for performing miscellaneous work during
the dscaI year ending June 90. 1913. Bidn
may be submitted on one or more Of The
following claeses. Electrical. carpentering;
cabinet work. gardening. plastering: brick
LAYING: concrete and cement hnishlnEs com
mon hand Iaboring: teamlng: plumbing and
steamftting. Matchmaking: stone-setting.
painting Requests for specifications ard
proposal blanks should Be addressed to tho
SuUertntendent Of the Mechanical Plant,
Bureau OF Standards. Washington, d. q
l-l0t2il
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.
Warrington. D C.. June 10. 1873 Sealed
proposals will be received at this office. Room
re- District Building. until two o'clock p. N.
June 90 1915. for furnishing and delivering
two t-i Grab Buckets. for use in the Street
Cleaning Department Form Of PROPOSAL and
specifications may be obtained upon Eppilca-
ton to thu pun hssiTg officer. p. Z, Room
30. District Building LOUIS BRO INFLOW,
JOHN G. D. KNIGHT, 9. GWYNN GARDE-
NEE, Commissioners, D. @ 1o.u.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-04-11
FOR SALE OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Meeting of the County Council of Defense Held in the Council
Room, Mineral Point Friday Afternoon, April S.

A meeting of the County Council of
Defense was held in the Council Cham
Der at Mineral Point, Friday, April s.,
at 2 p. M, Mr. E. c. Fielder, County
Chairman, presiding. In the absence of
the Secretary, Miss Matilda P. Hutch
ison was appointed secretary protein.
Mr. Fielder stated as the object of the
meeting the perfecting of the organiza-
tion in each town for the sale of the
War Saving Stamps, explaining that
the sale Of stamps had not been as sue
cessful as had been expected. AS Mr.
Fielder said, the Government doesn't
ask for any gift Of money but simply
loan which brings us little better
than Al per cent straight interest
Reports from few places were given,
Arena leading the county in the amount
of sales, over $6000.00. Barneveld and
Avoca also made fine showing.
The quota fer our state in the sale Of
War Stamps is $51,OOO,0O0.O0 and of
this amount Iowa county is expected to
raise $449, $4,000. Mr. Fielder estimated
the value of the farm lands of the
county at S5O,OO0,OO0, and suggested
that on this basis, the farmers are not
doing their share. Some plan should
be devised to present this matter to the
farmer so that he will respond to the
call, every farmer to loan to the gov
ernment at the rate Of $1.00 per acre, to
help win the war. We must get over
the idea that this is a children's invest
ment, for we cannot raise half a million
dollars from school children. The rea-
son some communities have done we'll
in the sale of War Saving Stamps is be-
cause they are we'll organized, and
where they have failed it is because OF
lack of organization.
Mr. Fiedler's talk was followed by an
informal discussion.
Mr. Sawle of Arena spoke of the
method of allotment that had been
used SO successfully in his township,
Mr. Hanson of Moscow reported that
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the work has not been successfully
done there because they have not been
properly organized but the organiza-
tion is under way and two patriotic
meetings arranged for.
Mr. Thomas of Hollandale told of a
1.-Two bits club organized there, each
member promising to buy thrift
stamp day, this year.
Mr. J. W. Hutchison spoke in de-
fense of the farmers, saying they
would give as literally as any one if it
were put up to them in the right way
and when the organization is complet-
ed among them, the results will be
satisfactory.
Mr. Cody of Highland attributed
their lack of success to lack of organ
ization but affirmed they do not mean
to drop the work but put it through
1t was suggested by Mrs Williams of
Edmund that the committee on County
Council of Defense be a committee for
all the war activities.
Mr. Priestley urged the Importance of
carrying through this work, saying,
''The Government will get the money
for the war work and if we do not pre-
vide it without doubt the government
will take it.
Mr. George Crawford reported that
the sales of War Stamps thus far in the
county approximate $4,000. He urged
the benefits of the plan, even if there
were no war in process, as such invest
ment was educational, encouraged
thrift and inculcated patriotism. He
emphasized three points: 1st, We must
realize that war is upon US. I'd, We
must win the war. 3d. We must work,
pray and pay, that we may win. He
gave a summary of the sales in the
county Where the sales have not come
up to the expectations, it was because
of lack Of organization, and as the
chairman said, if this meeting resulted
in better organization through the
county, it has not been in vain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-04-11
EMPLOYEES WANTED BY STATE

Madison, March 28.-Aut0mobile Lii
cense Inspectors form the latest addi-
ton to the list of semi annual examina-
tions to be held at county seats on April
20 by the Wisconsin Civil Service
Commission of Madison. Other en-
ployes wanted by the state during the
next few months, include about 80
Attendants, (male and female), 80
Prison Guards, Senior Accountants,
30 Clerks, 1 Woman Deputy to look
after the welfare of women and chill
dren in industry, Firemen and Engi-
neers, Cooks and Bakers, Teachers,
Nurses, Farmers and Gardeners.
Due to the scarcity of labor, the
Civil Service Commission has found it
advisable for the present, to wuive the
written examinations for certain Of
these positions, including Attendant,
Fireman, Cook and Baker, and other
positions where educational tests are Of
minor Importance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-04-11

KNITTING REPORT
148 Or. socks, II pr. wristlets, 81
sweaters, muff1ers, 8 helmets.
GAUZE WORK
24O congresses 9x9, 1850 congresses
SKA, $50 gauze strips 6x3, 925 wipes 2x2'
HOSPITAL GARMENTS
315 abdominal binders, 81 T binders,
80 triangular slings, 50 pajamas, 40
surgical shirts, SO pneumonia jackets.
Credit is due the following for their
share Of these garments:
Pleasant View, 5 pajamas, surgical
shirts, 7 triangular slings.
Willow Springs, % abdominal bind
ers, 10 triangular sings, surgical
shirts.
Waldwick, 45 T binders, 30 abdomin-
al binders, pajamas.
Bethel, 10 abdominal binders, sur
gical shirts.
Graysville and Rock Branch, 30 tri-
angular sings, 10 scultetus.
These districts have all helped with
the knitting, but as the knitters return
their own work as soon as finished, no
separate account has been kept.
DONATIONS
The sum of $87.15 has been donated
by the Mineral Point Band to the Red
Cross, This is the proceeds of con-
cert given on Friday evening by the
band. It was an excellent concert and
must have taken hours of patient prac-
tice. all of which the members cheer
fully donated to the Red Cross, who
are most grateful for the money.
The Graysville and Rock Branch
society met March 81, with Mrs John
D. Bennett and donated 1.60.
March 26 with Mrs Dwight James
and donated 100.
April / with Mrs 81. V. Collicutt and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-04-11
Statement of the Board of County
CanVaSSerS
judicial Officers

State of Wisconsin, County of Iowa-ss.
We, T. Harry Arthur, County Clerk and T. Fl.
Arthur. Justice Of the Peace, and Mr.. Char es
Billzey. a Member of County Board Of said
count constituting the Board of County Can
vassers Of said county, do hereby certify that
the following and within tabular statement is
correct and true compiled from the original
returns made to the county clerk Of said county
~andsas compared Herewith by US, and that from
said returns it app that at the judicial Elec-
tion held in the several towns, wards, villages,
and election districts of said county, on the
first Tuesday Of April, 4 ID. 1918, being the
second day of said month, the number Of votes
given in said county for Judicial Offices, was as
follows:
The whole number of votes given for Justice
of Supreme Court was Three Thousand Twenty
seven e ~ of which number Marvin B. Rosen-
berry received Thirteen Hundred Fourteen
Q31H votes; Charles H. Crownhart received
Seventeen Hundred Thirteen Q7l3) votes.
The whole number of votes given tor Circuit
Judge of the Fifth Circuit was Three Thousand
Ninety seven (309D of which number George
Clemenston received Three Thousand Ninety
seven (3O97) votes
TABULAR STATEMENT of the votes given
for Judicial Offers at a Judicial Election held
in the several towns, wards villages and elec-
tion districts in the County of Iowa, the first
Tuesday Of April, A. D. 1918, being the second
day Of said mounth.
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT