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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04
Mrs. Will Harding.

Hickman, KY, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Will
Harding died yesterday afternoon at
her home in West Hickman. The re-
mains were taken to her former home,
near Mayfeld, KY, for interment. She
is survived by her husband, parents and
two brothers
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04
Removal Notice.

take this method Of Informing my
patrons and the general public that |
have removed my wall paper store from
the Southworth building to Woosley
Office building, ground floor, rear of
Union City Insurance & Real Estate
Agency office. Phone "a.
33-tf r. f. CRAIG
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04
Married.

aIr. Waller Whipple and Miss Fay
Hampton were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony Sunday afternoon, Esq.
Theo Terrell officiating.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04

BOYS GIRLS FREE COLUMBIA
BICYCLES for a little easy spare-time
work for HAMPToN's MAGAZINE. Send
postal for wonderful FREE Bicycle Offer,
Address Bicycle Club, Room SIS,
West 35th street, New York. 32-4t6
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04

Everything new and fresh at r. S
Goodwin new grocery. Phone rs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-11-04

The whole or a part of my house on
Division street for rent, furnished or I'M
furnished. Apply at once.
Mrs. j. A. HENDERSON,
Union City, Tenn.
Barrier Oil Heaters are the best made.
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
the capital, this

T. rsrosea sTtcndHisnt io8 ttfeu. Oastif4-
81 tiGn ~ar tacf state Gf sortn Dakota
j. Tn the people of theL state of South
Dakota res
/ -FEheGeleverth legislative Assembly, s0T
the state OF South. Dakota, begun amos
EeiG- al Pierre. the capital, on the fifth
day OF ! all1IaTy, 1908. and concluded
OH thea flfth d4Ev Of MaTchL- 1905, pros
posed the TOaoVvtgITE am endInent To the
! constitution antEthCr state, viz;
That section uine, article HeFen or
! the constitu don of South Dakota -sbs
aRle n6cd -soaaS to read as fOtlOVgS:- ed
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
GNEFTs7DETP5UsTRY SHOW
MA
r-cinnsr-~Sives- Eanriee Chance 10
ssz L.ySee tive Birds.
90 a. H WHTTE.l

T2E r. fBVF r III WHTTE.D
81 The Observation-Disclosures nfg ther f,og45
to- ctae, fHncier.r and particu-
tafiyato tila beginner, eannur be over
E estimated. 3gAustudy of the standard
ron etirsn descriptions Without the OPP
portunity to ssestivea specimens gould
never egiye arhesriear. concise coTicep
hon ofata variety (which uttIe poatry
rpirds or atHs Ia Nor iss1rtis benefit
tost TO tse nexperiencad fancier, for
eyervTEuppCrrnmiry when bsu gets to
see the hfrdscof his com netiturs and to
| meet and exchange ideas wnh his fell
{ foysbreedsrs1 Is of direct educational
salHe. atAftaroERtEv pouttryn breeding,
hfle all otnercliyessHock gbreRding, fol-
irtoWs certain sfashiGns awhicnG-are con-
stantiy changing more araess slowly,
! md for tnis reasonable fancier who
iaaeyer tIas opportunity TO observe 9TH
ser men s st 1gk Tcanv scarcely texpect 70
keep aDraastsenf these nsfashions in
IGirtlss fIo1tha fanciersr therefore, both
Old andaew. tire purIitr'y show is a ltb-
ueral education. and siaasoneasense "a
NECESSITY.
$50 those not ~partieutartyT familiar
with poulJTvoand Who attsnd the show
largely rontycuIiesit the exhibition
has a distinct educational value. 1T
opens their eyes ca the extent and
degree tor which poultry zbreediug has
lgbeen carried. and abri1gs II realization
not Importance nof the industryg In this
! relation the show Inns a direct valuaJto
/ the indus1ryain ~garnusing interest sin
poultry breed ing and III gaining many
X new recruits. %
ta To ltherpiain ter utility uuultrynsn
the show has OF courses ~Hnoeducatt9n
fal Evatusg iremay opens his eyes to the
u yaius OF puFesbredsst ack as acompareC
arwfth scruh8 or lntoncrelt stock, though
here ats w~ouldaseem ruafaif ~somewha,
i'm its possibilities The WRITER hal
q been informsusr howevar, that this ed
~aucatinnaic influence is felt in the in
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

gcreasing tgdif1cnttv SWITCH isY
fancierslin selling null stoeKa
"a dustriaI extr mts3are aisoevair
the rpuultrymau. quite asomuc
fact, las TO the fancieris To I'll
}tha SHOW should haHel anFl1H
farsreaching effect trateat PRE-
ists, and IT is IN THIS respect
forms should ahedinitiated.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

INNTMaAEs.

2 btfEesei hrtghtadays make Wosk In the
p~enitryTyard areatepleasure. !.
Hens snoulde not paIaeRxpected rt
Iodri1k tee owa.er o~rreauucon out 81
snow.
wHensotwiny netsglayr waiti.H thrfye
9nftesa atneylhay nleutpiiettsusaAAh
X segI the windows clean.
idea of perfect o shorfr
iprsaorainate I'M Avetyg buitdins that II
l1ao~nsfractaa fnrCtisas Ihickens. -
/ fWnen fssGedfrawayntromrthe gar
sdeiS and flow ero beis3doWis edo littls
DAMAGE ~andcesrses seaYceiya any annoy
hancaEon a farm. ~
senGh ems wiiHt,ut scratctlsshen se103
ssfaI ovarfeahn nor when ithere is &0S
feedlinarhe Ittserle Tte td q 20 keel
& rfegn scratching.
saatenalmateriai nfrorne rahtcte egg she'll
/ ar ianaae1ts e~arh6natee ofntine ant
srhera lare many asorraset In (which thil
/ raaya ise Furnished.
| EhHeassthat are not lastng arirese day
! can coased usomeiimesehvg feedfnl
, ts,en,l asmalr anloant hos1 bone o
i fresh neat ifi some form.
b when II sbaconses neeosssarsn to wasl
ineEg@cooa account Fofo nnecominl
soitssi asstthe Observation-Disclosures soap o
tanyshinst else abata luke Q aearrn water.
IIn9fhe fHaiap Runners .a1ckhts TO th-
.hdnck fsnily " hat gthe nj eglfrrn is Z
ntnennen family. a-Tfeyareagreat lay
iterspt bet not 80 sn.tabiearfnr nrsrke
z nurposes.
On Eeyou seeputtrs poultry asofsee q
aeletane as the EdaiFs saoilsesand Ans
eneual energysana egoediHense ins -
taryrysher ssraneh sogs tire so usin ess 70
ahwil1i ffaze money. @
ays Af~aysppiole upethsrcfasds trough
tahA4eire used inntneta csc
a1deslt and put tttef ms esnsf seainststh
1 tide osEltaeg buisafsg tnilerstfs1eszsw ~
mt nacoMe filthy. A
ia re observation-disclosures sees ffntheAWfi
i teriffsatc fmitTtE aaturs fasuanucn Z
iepnisfolsBatS eeethat ttsrtowisnare con
ID foE1a btea ndathatethpvn9s cplenty (
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aAhs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

| ygb era the pnraslatiar4 is 8-e0oeor naoER
ttsucn eitvr mn ya1nenr an .tntsntedaesS
t5t0C eE r8@fit3fs & ee1 gfffT per cEntunL npor.
iassae a sse3sed 3~vafuation nfEIhe {ts%-bte
4Eproperty tteren tg5r5the, .ysay neS@
I pr4ced hg tfIat iH WI ict1ts SAID aifufen ted+
1 nsssa stsa1in1IfYrads f0ra-the purp9Se o.
i Aenstrllct1iE street eteeuiC
rntsror otbspg lighting piantsi
die aprnvf1ef further G1hat8Enp COUNT
4 Tnuntctnaft COT po~ration- civil tow1&4SsL
II district ltHf~ subdivision tshaIl he. II
wluaea within such district or stf8f
tIasinn Wirtp8IE ErSaBpf1ry vote IN fat2r
2 gssrssf g1fathes electors OF the county
anueir II HEcoTppr2ttOn civil township.
4 aTH trict orr subdiS sisnc as thelcase ttsfE
tEr. avEIch aseHprirosed 10 oe t~1ctttoeEh
F; THEREIN, and no AsEeh debt 5~a11 eVgr ia.
4 nnIrrsd f@r 1nv of 1hs PURPOSES aE
~ 3fis sscttoff provided, aEfegs f~&5#1E-st
/ aa48ty a vote in favGr thDreo lily a.
rEru2joa1ey sof the electors OF sue coUE~.
/ iE,9 Inu-icfpaf tcarpurattoa, ciRl tnn@a
fst7tpy dlEtrict -.or srlbdtVfsIor iTc1iTZtEE
TIE 55"appsedw anneranent wtl IN
! '0ted RuLen bToEtHe abeople at re T
/ Hgtai e4ectienE TO he i1eht tn this s-1ts
ga Tuesday, the sth Nav o. N0HhT-3a-
FfEEf orgEhe@prBTaspH eraenTTaEnt " III
a-a nrtnf et AZ Efrai5 tto ballot fo100~ed bvl
t-c3sa vsriraa. s-sfa4l the 9b1Ve s~tasr1TEor
84raent re- utha Constitution IN rsFaa
"a rttie1e amount OF debt Of cFgFae
e~ttties. etc.~fe aperoYea ard rabfFee 3
E fnlr7g .4i aeea4v TT tie ~aft 0E vEsfa T5e
4eea prHlrnc r+se woTdshHEes" anfj 80
3FeepfH 10rerede daG5vre square In WDr@a
sEtan pisctnraertars pt9cs ahpcrnss toE5a9.e
1tea dis E4esearSE Ieeeors desiring rEta
feata v.twes1avala pfaces aaacrnSsl keRaFe
ftfB TnoTda-E sg"sandt stliUsng q strinsstc
f&e3tepfsnts" s place q befpss 1,efcreeths
4 ABatoerHS pierrsg , tho. capital. this
srr Ffay. Of Ialash1 u. 1910 Lie eIe
SAY -+S Yata Il
Seerstar Sacretaryaof State. =
s4d 90 nnnsansA nae aGni&st to- sile spastltt
pg tEos, Ssffehefssnsc 10 c. santn DnLasa
80 Tire uroapae saf sheE STATE OF 8oath
- 5aketas 18th al
sesEneaS IeEar1tl tzg tsaatfye ASSEMBLY OF
affheg shgte 70 Il SsatA~ DaksSa. anesun ant
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
D Base Gsdec re


alareIo sthosHl used lontfheafr41Ae at the
bottornEgbut WITHIN sIcfgan stssp to Ell
TfenEhaover rnaI top andanaifsfk a blooN
ntx11 ~ incill ON d zach fend to fsrabetweel
fahaa coreo and tmoulditorg Moving thu
mon in theosan1e pusitfam annaahe SAND
edisrancssana r as thenctsraehon the bot
lt~oanaheldtt hs bottem apart.
EdRamanowfr ready II orssflfaaE cement
whfchii usedrfn gtiFs 'propoftlm Of 4
iparts uarse Lsand ptoe gHnft good
IPortfanffaE cementF notwithstanding
In~Veronig1t Iorsset. fdrame va1p the tor
spreadars tfirst. thine bsiiiszz bottom
~spreansrs tiirst, tihen bOtfEBn botton@
Iisbaas of galvanized iF8nE aSsiAs I caI(
turahes cores and lastly r renewed th(
bandslfromt the oatside0 Hnd4fook %
btna mould. s~g1shisaeieft EuO4a good
smooth tilegefS inches IN riiaa eter o.
ldhea inside andffta niche tatcas whicl
kaftera lnspasautnga several wa~ys wa
lrnadya forhuse.d ShouidlatirBd desired
lfoa maize aalareer nurBhergahmt maxi
| more nsollds AS atheya1azmxy cheapl}
lniasie andF fheamork dnann i1dt1Cne aftnl
! Misunderstanding during etkag etaning a
/ any ocellarcnrs piaee tmhefnoseae froa|
/ WIN cnothtouch ltfern while setting.
tkiIH making canlantatiie rerfombsr a
| rerno res che sfnstdea on fDranArst, AMI
| the oatside I last. pr aaniatxprn9nts th)
kapftfg cof etheocore ffurnlusxra<ching d
lsprsad ding Asswonid cbeethA 49, IL y0}
kshouid sakenoHsthe outsidaimonld firs(
l and ~ cement ifr211n fresh
Euss ognoddP Portland csadeua9c6hd goo,
j clsan zeosrseA s1Asand We
tbyi xprinkIiHg awfiiia HiairS1k do nd
] poarwin sheawateE asysAshinxrea ah on
ttns- cef1ant snAnphselTlaihoo fllinl
mould.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
How tofs-acs,re Flock

How 20 How Tor 6 scdctste Flocks
ichtSeratchtng uisreofirnloreai np
ffhan feeding, sud1itIise ncsne
to efaeda themhmDreR than twice
Etssthe moon meal usuailys satfs
hfowls that they wiillnotr t,ei inR
BenatchraandXthen eexercisee4
has fof hustle for part Of
ing aiiIhea laying eggshu hfieF nj
! fed hem Is serensigGigestfngrh
/ ann quietly Waiting tor nher o.
bring more.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

IS. Z. SatS. b. 306.) fer
Am Act 40 lss 80 tDfvfds cths 2tata into cQ
E-Asrf en- sressfpH al Districts. ARA
Re u IA IL Fanaeted by tina Liza ahtureu-
the StEEthe@ state Of South DAKOTA -
& FKstIt hyhet4ethe1 state OF =Sotlln III
kata he xoth Re end IS 5hsrAhy DIVIDED me-
erUg = @reonsra sesFGa nj IS diHfrieIs 10 De k9p.
NuS r~~ aCrf aeri gssR ed IS DistrIci@t NUM-
0ra araFIps xpa District Number IWoF ana 2
yp--earrr re tree M ztveE fn the congress Ola
FufENT Mates sstatesR han be eiected -FFi
s-r kv snak M sasea. district, winch seougf2s
rrav 80 AMI no 81 ala shhe a resiaentaof the QAstr
rrrr- &c Jp-rprn 40 rssA &hesraail ia eleoIearl
rfcr M ricsY Mum bsraOns shah consist ot-La
cswp~5S sornprfsa the coo mites Of Aarci a. ~
8le Esa4sls36 E9p. Horan1e4 tH HrooklT1&S. tFu
SwTsla RIYfsaIas Charles mix ClaN9DaYAtS
rouxlasp hItglas, Hana, Hanson, Hnslle ~
gH#nr-rs q iius1n, sFyaA,E1 t Jerauia KING s2tE
YaEa Yxsges. IsnrSlnE. McCDok, Miner, bII
EaEa Nnsas. MosstuI4 Sanb0rn, IlIr2eF,E G9s-
xu8 yarasia n Y sakt en-, and all tie oa1 EoL
Fag ~ Ties ns the 60 sats both aoraAnl2ed- z
unpvra~ I'M orgaras a. shall comprise ah&T rs
~ae ststuFpS oisfrirt- N4rahCrAiNVo. la.G'
there slfaara RshalIo he apportEeDed % SCI
TAa<1Ss Tasg saa 2ddftoBa 1eaa9fe@R-h& He
TIE r1xdffesraat feNsFal census Sllf co. aEr
u4qu or r1anx ar coma ressTaen 1sEai % 80
a. arg tfrfarEe from the &eH5&T& sC4
RaCa such ttFfe as the -ieSisAAbaIs eitaAte
DISCREET Sfst rsff che state. IS
AvprnweA pss~esedkA March 3, l9bS. a}
aSSnH ttshatls the sabOpce lave hccane al
Of t1E& az tfis state
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

PrpuoSx r. - ssssa nsaaeas SeFas tpGsAN ~
fism Of tsa~ Sssssh~fstssr sf5aoEtn DcAGsss
To ira ~ ptns epeopse OF shefstatez Of Soats
DaR0se- Dakota:
TNt wfsvfheb slevsnEft legislative q sser hty1e
ghs S3Gtthers sats of Soath DakotFf ne5Ht u
held at kesaxs at tHte rpes the capital, on th9af1f
Aav ~ N3p ar y ARaia Yy;ar1soe land 5conciua e!
"a tEm nhEahsa Hfek AAy of Marcfsf 199s.&nq 2.
nnaa6 mac ted IN 81 70 lusufnK srenrf4snsd arassfs
nasnt tonfsnt aU sAsl aonstifution of the stase
rnat ssraass ~sseasopf nms scof article eagall
Of ina ornfhA consultations OF tire state ~,
gDnth aepufta DAk STA eEbssaarnended 50 as
read zs rAaas a. follows:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

Section sectfone s.anThes fanas fnentlo
this art TITS ~ rsfe lee shzlie ne 1sasea Tor I
see ace I'm asss fafrn1n - Use y
eli cFasof lcrUpsaof grain alsft sS54slal &
aTtas a1afrss aaoties : assshere inbs1ore ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

T recentIyrecentiy needed some fssaflcff rtiae-
Ig, buElng.e but gtheq large yqdantity dre1uiredl
I'd th4 and tn o snrieehaskeo by the tile ward
sCDie kneepia estaggereG me $50, as necessity
the rix the mother Eof ofnvention,nI didemy
ti4owna title nlunufacruring eyensingp ce
~fhnent-efEne method n tried WAS as lob
ne jnEE anM sH VITA ~ O pieces sof1sinch board
,lento az inches wide anda2 inch es long, laidI
sos inv stdae by afdaaI nailefxtwoc1x2G inch
class tstraps ter ocieats on cfhewbaek, writes
more1 sazxarn Griunmninr farmers Reviawl
IL exs 4 Ihts wasemy base. On init b acirclal
&c res bun of l1incsr ltanberTa see 3 drawingl
and Il and ~E&dncanuide and rs imchesein
ianetatiameter ionitheainsiie and 81 inches
q the i'm the odfsideI rfRhislIonaiIed on che
reverse sidebofamyI bases mrs
taasea slfretf afsneetaofzealsRuizsd fronh541s s
ssaEg atnches3 long sdthafdshewenda womid
dag, an .andIEsilecn 1x2iner strips ON 0irei
hoe rsida nbe ginning 50 finchesafremi tfstend
80 t9ahnng Mating 3 THEMES Inches aparf.
D haal sdrnese served eFstiff6nersaea'h et sheet
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al beRtrin raocfr-
levefSthc Iai w tri theilsiries ainfiueaani placed
ufood ON sthen base inside ofrcthe aeircfehas
81 TO tsnuwn iinsdraRingnrTh hi furnished the
ore dcoray ofle my then II ahen made 4wp
Ureadaspreadersntnd6tofnside oofahH corenaH
lustrattiustrateda and tniacedn natnsida nc
-, 80 sttifa bottanI To- ehoifetie coneeinr place.
Xee4ndE Keep ieQfrumtuollapsfnga ETthen
.a4-sradprocuredr aeAt aofzgalyanfxed
iron 90 inches lDnE ,g~alloNiltH fer otne
xsnntlap NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asfhe
Ia bec0reg bendfngnit around cleeon
4saahes baseawfs TIN fheostrips ontthceout,
he, 1ostaAg noidingIaeen pagce hsEffh bband
r,n hafarontnannss 6cpsxna b0tfoansefThted def
n t.ai6ae ofnsids ofrn0the mUfittinerfertiy
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

49,
sn.-ss a. nae a ssssss Tea sAa q. oastftm-
81 tim safttaerSsase 10 Dakota
& TO THE opeephe sof tho s tRes Aof 5oufs
Eota y
nEa1s teg fxia o nasernhLy NJ
thess rsrtnSaDG Ssfrtns Abesnn AIRS
Held Ct LPp,rrGy tina capftsr fDEs tire Atth'
lazy uef ~ af1fdr y = r1B eeaTzf concias ct
5ntst hesn MT. dsps OF h~sfclDras03. pre-
szhe1 consEifutfnz1 softthe state Was TIE
EeI'hat sse~rtoarsc0 nj sE tr1es14a Of tbs
tonstifutfn soa the stat. . Sou ~ d.
anfaa be- adasd TO the rfons tstsst8oa END
ShatE1 rfnaoas foIows; 8
Article Article XIV .
PC 4a1s uleE issatu CT oftahs state SeutA
@nkotga csh4it "a ot have 1tire tro~er to
Ys4abliehaaafg on -enal. aduca-
I MISREPRESENTATION ~tnstttutior noe a. stase
| trstitutihnEmsnt sh gfse y saEne@ehas fbeeF
tifl5 ehthgrtEcn7an yrH gTnstofity vote~pf
it}Fo sreopFf sottthegx -afs, voting toFvas
tah III sntats t~nsttduttorB at any res
tar afpctierpantah g static ARD @fIe fegis-
~l9ttire shaihtsRota make panyrfarprcpras-
rsau oselrvItrstieneioTg srcept aAneBs
/ 37. est }atvh kaaw bylTla~e .afless Lex
ars sally sai sorEosf3 " on TO adoyaev q sss-
Fote FEf 1lte apecpis off, Stlt 81 state
4rr1m rcs-tHrrt aeaeessEE efeEtfon upon~a
| ~~ouuS5f ng lfnist eSal enl nj. the eiees
scrs ssf N tates aa~ dprUvtaRd byriaw,
THE pr sp1snd = nrenarnentRe w+liy4es
Hrte5 1~aflre sac onhe sarsthe gen
lssag Taeadase. tias Stf aayerhsvovama%r,
+ sd 8.sE gBns sspr % upsedn@ anfensnenf VI
irsg printed aapUs8lttie Asalhrs safofIosSAd
Etry5 h siH1it u. 81 aSHenAv
to tia rsnStitutfsnasinn rsf9t5on
lin eStafflls4rlefys efarn ss stAue fsstit1s
bsicnFg hset ppToYedta and sratEaads' Ira
ned5atai faSttHa feftcnP snaBich silali
DO printed rtHe Hx~dszA - s~sana na&s.s
eaefHaprecelse dsaaAE n N uarBetn FWaeIh
thR eiErtoia ,ntT 1lausH accfnss- to Nd3-
Eeategehis EyerearsIsleetorE g dessrarg1 to
I gDte 4tyeE3anaiG Is places aSs.ross dnefofs
t*Ee EwardQ*Ees !.ca II stf1cHex dHsirfnG 10
fpote tlsnthasi "a Eraee aecrcestbeforekbe
fIeord No. ter fy
LDatEaraA T~4errc2pthe, capital. thLs
i J1E day Of T1l1sh4. ID 1879 F5sSfn
-oA2U.1SAldgELI pOLLE Y0rtah
SscretartecfeE1Rgsof S5afe%
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04
" mi

that is
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-11-04

feicr at Pts RE, the capitaa Tonnthe -tfsa
EItRya OF gJasuarya1909c fsld 1SooncludeH
IN the NTH ANY OF Aarchg 1so9, pro-
posed nrfe- 70 aovfng1 ~araenaraent te c-s
consgltutia OF ahs state, viz:
a-ThaI article N nf9the1 constit iatoft
Of OF South q OAK ota be
tan le uis q $50 as rp RAMA as follows
The Washington times., 1910-06-10
RAILROAD
Bulletin
nlllmllIlllllllllllIIlIlI Illllllnllllllm
$500 WEEKEND sEAsHORE TRIPS.
over Sunday at the Sh0rel

Over Sunday al the On0reI
To make the call more attractive the Pennsylvania
Railroad has placed sale, beginning June II, special
weekend ticket from Washington TO Atlantic City Cape
May Wildwood Ocean City, and Sea Isle City and return
good going or all trains Fridays and Saturdays and good
returning until the following Tuesday inclusive The price
Of this ticket is only 5000. 1t is good via the Delaware
River Bridge Route from Broad Street Station, Phila
delpha as we'll as from Market Street Wharf and includes
transfer Of passenger between Broad Street Station and
Market Street Wharf in each direction and stOp-Oyer
at Philadelphia within the limit on the return trip.
The Atlantic City Special" leaves Washington at
LOS P M weekdays with Pullman buffet parlor cars and
Summer Resort.
The Washington times., 1910-06-10
FRESH LAUREiS WON
IN GOUNOD'S FAUST
Vocal and Histrionic Stand
ards Maintained in Aborn
Opera Production.

In its presentation of one Of the most
poignant and powerful operas ever built
on the worl i-Ol6 theme Of human love
and frailty. the Aborn Opera Company
won new laurals last night when at the
New National Theater GOunOd's Faust
was given.
The vocal and histfionic standards
maintained throughout the evening by
most of the cast. the general excellence
Of the chorus. and the creditable staging
OF the performance combined to afford
an evening of enjoyment even to those
familiar with the productions OF a Met
ropolitan or Manhattan Opera Company
Eugenio Battain. in the title role, was
III excellent voice. and sang with the
spirit which has characterized his every
appearance here. The convincing man
ner in which he acted the part Of the
AGED Faust in the first scene, and the
equally realistic youth and buoyancy his
acting conveyed after Faust had been
transformed by Mephistopheles into a
young anG ardent lover. gave evidence
OF unusual versatility.
Clara Lane. who sanc Marguerite TO
Eattaln's Faust. has not a voice Of
power or Of particular beauty. Her
presentation OF the role was. however,
satisfying. She achieved a girlish ap-
Dearance which suited the role admir-
ably. and The effectiveness Of which was
heightened rather than hindered by the
light quality Of her voice
Alberu. as A,epnistODheles. did not &C
quit himself brilliantly hy any means.
Both his singing and mis- acting failed
10 rise 70 the demands Of the role
Miss FRITZ Won RUSing. always pictUr-
esque. made a most acceptable Seibel.
and Miss Rogers. as Martha. won re-
Deated applause.
J. c. Murray filed the role Of Valen-
tine satisfactorily. and orce during the
evening his acting rose 10 a height Of
dramatic intensity which revealed a
greater histrioniC power than he has
shown at any time this season.
The soldiers chorus, admirably con-
Quoted by NlcoSia. was one Of the most
en- iOyable features OF the performance.
Faust viii be the bill for the re-
mainder u the week at the New Ma
tional.
The Washington times., 1910-06-10
BOXER WAR CLAIMS
ALLOWED IN COURT
China snd Japan Trading Com
pany Given About All Ii
Asked.

IN anticipation Of its claims FOR losses
caused by the Boxer war in China, in
1860. the Court Of Claims has awarded
the China and Japan Trading Company.
of New York. 500. S55.65- The claim was
allowed in part by the United States
comm issiOners in China. whose action
in rejecting a large part Of the amount
claimed was approved by the State De
partment
The company appealed to Congress,
and after hearings before the Foreign
Affairs Committees in both houses q
bill was passed reserving 5000 90 from
the oVerplus Of the Boxer indemnity
FOR the payment of such claims, disal-
lowed by the commissioners in China,
as might be allowed by the Court Of
Claims, and providing for a rChearing
Of these claims.
The China and Japan Trading Com
pany received substantially the amount
originally claimed.
The Washington times., 1910-06-10
MARINE RIFLE RANGE
NOW IN OPERATION
Site Near Indian Head Pre-
pared for Extensive Tar
get Shooting.

Equipped with all the latest devices
and appliances for developing the art OF
military rife shooting, the new marine
corps rife range located about four miles
from Indian Head. is now in operation
and viii be used for qualification shoot
ing and as training ground for the team
which viii represent the Marine Corps
in the national rife matches at Camp
Perry. Ohio. The land was turned over
To the marines for a range last year.
Because Of a lack Of sufficient money
In che appropriations almost all the work
Of fitting up has been done by the ma
rine corp officers and men, During the
winter they occupied tents fortified with
.og bases and roughly constructed cab
ms. With the coming OF spring. the
work was pushed until the range IS now
open for use.
The administration building is located
Just outside the firing line so that from
his office the cOmmaudant can survey
the entire range. Firing houses VIII be
erected IN the near future al the several
firing points and in addition 20 the usual
equipment Of telephone, Offices and other
Up-tO-date appliances, cOmmOdiOus
porches VIII be provided for visitors. The
first butts viii contain 50 targets. the
second 81. the next II, and the last one
80
There is ample ground for the encamp-
ment OF several thousand troops and
some day Il is probable that the national
rife matches viii be shot there In
the meantime matches viii be arranged
between the marine corps Of nearby
States.
Captain Harllee viii again be captain
Of the marine corps team with Gunnery
Sergeant Baptist as coach. The marines
from New York Philadelphia Washing
ton and Norfolk will make their quail
fcations on the new range.