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Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

Iofort 81 Sauie fiiblte. 9as Set MUIR
Sc eingeleitet 0ltrh einen 9~luf5lg Der
MitgIieOer unter Siibrung ibrer Brd-
Iioentin, Srau 6. SpieB, peIde in
fnappen, ober trefflihen 8orten Die
@ri6ienenen begriiBte. gead Dem ge=
meinlamen Nb1ingen 0es 2ie0es u9as
&iitli~, ergriff @err g. g. 9fideil-
ba6er, Der .8rGiioent Oes Neligen
a@riitli &ereins~, oeilen WiitglieOer
alS GbrengaIte bel Der Stauffa6erin
Deilten, Oas @ort mo oulfte I'M Na-
men ieines &ereins. 9nm folgte Die
4uffii6rlna elmer 0ramtidcn S3etle
Cine Sdpei3er S6lile in Nmerifa4
Erottem es feinen eigentli6en Ser
faiier fir 0as Stiid CAB - Die Nfit-
mirfenDen batten ole lire Hollen iel=
Der oufgeiebt, uno altsgearbeitet
mar Sic @eiammtmirfung Oefielben
oo6 cine ousge3eidnete. Mana id0-
mes SAmei8er @ort tpliroe gebort,
manf treffIi6er @ib erbieIt oie 96-
rer in gliidli6lter Stimmung. 5rdll
9uIbbp ipieIte Die Goriteberin Der
56ule, 6ran 3ibtl ibre Qiiiitentin
Ga fam 5uerlt cine S6pei5er Q}ut-
ter (5ral 54iipbaa) nit Dem Sans
Ii uno beflagte iid bel Der OberIeb-
rerin, ooB Dem n8iibli nit erlnubt
miro lis 8fiefIe 5'ralde@ uno als iie
bort, oaB oas bod nidt angitge,
orobt tie, 0as ugubIi~ nod uSei0eI
beri~ in Die Sdule 81 ididen. sic
miro obgelolt our9 cine engli1Be
Mlltter, bic oitd cine Rlage ,Dor5u-
brinaen bat, n1mlid, Dab Ser Cert
ser Qieoer fir fie ais engIfi1 ipre-
denoe nidt berItGnoli6 Iei, man fon=
ne ooh niht piilen, mas onbinter
ltede. @nolib IoBt lie fih berltbi-
gen, in0em lie erfdbrt oaB MIR patri-
otii9e @ei1nge, feline uNagtime" ge=
lungen miiroen. Damn fommt cine
oeutide Wllltter (6rau @ngels), 0ie
einen Sdpei8er gebeirotet bat, un0
nun cine So9ter in Der S6ltle bat.
Sic fam niAt glauben, onB ibre
Eohter cine idledte S9iilerin Iei.
Ole 8oriteberin bermeiit iie auf ons
na6folgen0e @ramen, % fon1e tie
li9 lelblt iiber3eugen. lln0 oen ge=I
i1luB Der Observation-Disclosures maht
cine Mutter (6rau @ionannini) oie
nit ibrem aino, oas ibrer Meinung
nod feline i1leAte Sdiilerin Iei, oenn
es bat ID 9'i6tbts Gbing DO ser.
Wnetter geerbt" gtun erfoIete ser
9(ufmari1 ser Shiiler Ii. Shiilerin=
nen. 3un6hit fommen z biibiHe flei-
ne &inOer in Sdmei3er @olfstraAt,
Wau.ine @lltman, Selen Sell, So
pbia aleinbennv 9ertram SpieB, CT
na Steiger, Mtiloreo Steiger, 8allli-
ne @alter), pelhe ibre 8riifung gut
beiteAen lno boiler Stol5 gum ShluB
uliiIono Iagen: o@e ipea nell~. 3mei
&naben (9llfpns uno Rurl NepeW
baIten einen 0iaIog iiber ole S6uei8
un0 6. NepeI einen @ortraq III
Sdpei8er 0ialeft. @s NOR bemer-
fenswert, Dab Der anabe obgleid bier
aeboren lit mo einen omerifaniiden
Softer Bat, oo1 elm 10 fe9leffrefes
Sdwei8erii6 iprod. GbenIo mutete
Die Defamation iebr an Die emma
Smmler IN giitem 9ailer 0ialeft
portrng. a.i6 5rduIein ggIoff CAB
Deflamationen gum 8eiten, poOon
cine u0ie Muetteriproh" bumori1tiI6
uno in forrefter Tburgauer Wllino.
art aehoIten mnr0e. Ole nnhite Ml1m.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

Ole 81 inftreIs~ Der ct. Ste
pbanfir1e gaben am lebten WlittDofl
81 @uniten ibrer 4aiie cine oNRin-
itone Sbop" uito Cans in Der glati-
onal STILES armorD. 0as &rogramm
mar Iebr gut, DEFENDERS berOor8ube-
ben 1T elm 8ortrag bon 6ranf @ei-
gano, Der ais oeutlber Waibel unO
fiir5lid geIanoetes @riinborn Oas
Yublifum in gebro1enem @ngliid
amiiiierte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

m Oienitag. Den 10. 5. so. fei-
erie 6rau aIbertine Shoneder i'm
Rreiie ibrer 6amiIie uno Dieler ibrer
Sreunoe i6ren @eburtstag. @ir mod.
ten uns Den @liidniiniAenoen an
I6lieBen uno Dor allen niiniden, Dab
oos rege Sntereiie, oos iie fir oles,
mas an oeuti6en @ele9enbeiten bier
norgebt, bat ibr nod Iange erbal-
ten bleibe.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
6eier Scr 605-ia9riaen @ieOcrfebi
Oes o@riitli Sdunr" i'm @ereim
Die Stmnffnderin.

IS mar uirflid ber3erfriideno,
Der gldn5eno perlaufenen 5eier In
Der Stmtffaherin beigeno6nt 3u baa
ben. 0as Set mid bon Dem altGer-
gebra6ten ab, es mar originea uno
iibte cine it6ermdltiqeuoe @irfmQ
altf Die 9lntpeien0en aus. Die Wiitipirz
feuoen in Den @or%fiibrungen fDaren
NIT gan8em Ser5en bel Der Code,
uno i6r @ntbuliasmus teilte lih Den
.an0eren nit. Shou beim gintritt in
Die @aae puroe Die Stimmuug cine
gebobene. tSdwei3eriihe unO ameri-
faniiAe 5abnen umgaben in gef6l-
Tiger Drapierltng Ole e%in5elnen 8an=
tonspuppen uno meitbin leuhtete
oas 8ilo Scr 8atronin oes 8ereins,
Der Stouffaherin. @eI6madoon ges.
oedte Glide luoen gum 0~ieoerfiben'
elm mo batte man oas getan, TO mar
man freitOig iiberrolht, elm SouDenir
bel ieinem @eoed 81 finoen. Sab Die
9amen uno &inoer in 4oltiimen err
ftienen marenE tpirfte beIebeno, itno
trlt9 fiber oa3li BEL, DAB fih ieoer
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
Ger nobIbefonnte pobl-

Ger nobIbefannte mobl-
beliebte uno moblbeleibte 8i8epraii-
bent oes .@rion", Serr @m. 8ieg-
mann, bat einen be0ouerlihen I'm
fall erlitten. geim 6leiididneiOen
idnitt er fid aud in iein eigenes
SleiId uno trennte iid Oos erIte
@lieo oes 3eigefingers Der redten
Sano ab. ST 8m. 8iegmann linfs-
b6noig? auf feline Stimmung bat
iibrigens Der unfan feinen @infIuB
gebobt, ser Sumor lit oerielbe ge.
bIieben. @ute g%eiierung!
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

MmnGdten 0onne It a 9
abeno, am Oonfiagungstage, finoet
in Der SGngerbmOboae Elm Gang
fr1n36en ltott. Die 8eliebtbeit, De-
rem lib oieie Strengthen 8u erfreuen
babetl miro gepiB nidt perfeblen,
re6t DieIe tan5Iuiti9e 2ettden bort
5t bereinen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

Serr Sllgo SGuI5e, Der 10 alt
lit tDie Der SGngerbunO, feierte Dor
s Sagen Ieinen @eburtstag i'm Gid.
terbuno" in Der SGngerbunoboae.
8aibington SdngerbunO, 9idter-
buno unO Sugo ShuI3e geb0ren eng
3uiommen, unO oie 8eIiebtbeit, oeren
oas @eburtstogsfinO ii9 erfreut, fam
in ber5liden &eOen uno Eoalten sum
MusOrud. 8ir grotillieren nnhtrdg-
lid.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
09igi" SOmlliun @iirfcl
at 5aben bel
Sl6ert Gcpper, 151 Genter Marfet.

% lie aus Dem Snferaten-
tell ser belltigen drummer erfidt
li6 lit, empfieblt iid Serr SO. 9.
5ariton, 929 S-StroBe N.=8. 3ur
9(nfertigune bon 9amengaroerobe.
6err @ariton, meI1er feline Yrofei.
lion in 9euti9lano erlernt, un0
% Sabre in Srqnffurt a. sc. betrie-
ben bat, garantiert taoeIloien Sit
Der BON ibm gelieferten 9leiOer, iiber-
bnllpt taoelloie 9eoienung ieiner
aunoen. Sin @eriud miro lih lob
men. eets
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

estutunsIeio, beri9ten gu
miifien. oaB Der aus Gllrnerfreiien
UObIbefannte 9err 9oul Arnot an
observation-disclosures idper franf
oornie6er Iiegt. 8ir boffen auf lei
ne baloige @eneiung, Oamit er balo
pieOer in Die Gage fommen moge,
iein @ei6dft pieOer alif3unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
SmpOrtiertc 9ulm6pie
81 9a6eu bel
9ll0ert Qcpper, 151 Genter 0larfrt.

Ginen gemitIi6en abeuo
Tam Seoer in Sranf gnores @orf
Sotel, lite uno @De StraBe, 9.-@ 4,
ii Dem marmeu Kindergarten genie
Ben. @ute 01uiif uno 8eoienung.
Gin Dinner fir 50Gents ieoen 9lbcno
un0 Sonntags bon Wfittags bis s
l1br Abenos. sSn Ser @irtihoft unO
in oemRatsfeaer iinO itets irii6e uno
lattice guitern, iotDie 2und 81 boben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

PIN morgigen Sonntug
(3otcnfeitl finoet Tadmittags 3 llbr
ouf Dem Sroipeft Spin 6rieoboie cine
@eOGdtnisfeier itntt, Die Serr Eu-
flor Nen5el Ieiteu miro. 0as oeut-
ide Rublifum lit eingeIu0en, Ooran
tell an nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
@erlanat:.

3~uOerldnige, qeieBte, WeiBe 6rau
fir aagemeine Sausarbeit in feline
6amilie. Seine &in0er; 3immer i'm
Saus; @eIufte mlB engliih Derite-
ben. 1920 SrOing Str, 81. @.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

mer oes S9ulprogranms fiibrten II
reiqeu0e 0tGoels in aoltiim auf
G3auline Sober. 81. lleberiol0, Ilo-
ra @utnnn, @1iB 9roe6en, 9tmnie
@utmau, SuIin griinenalO, NfarD
Sell, gliie 3leiu6enn Coma 5tei-
qer, gliie Shiip6ab, 3oberta Q9eb-
Der. @mma SmmIer) Delde Inter
Der 5iibruna bon Sri. @altiine 500
Ter iangen o@er3, mis- 8er5 marum
iotrtrig~. SIS maren prdHtge
frii6e 0fa0neugeitalten, luo ole bid
Ell 6lonoen uno ihmar3en langen
36pfe IieBen mou1en @laBfopf uei-
oiih blidcn. 9[ac Ole Sdwei3er W}a-
bells grltppierten lid Damn Inn Gle
SdDei5er SABINE. pGbrenO Sri. $50
Ter, begleitet BON Serrn 4orl Sober,
fang: . mein Seimotlon0, 0 meiu
&aterlano". sic fang lcbr gut, uno
iUuBte 10 oiei Sunigfeit in ihren @e.
-iang 81 legen, oaB iie %brauienoen
8eifaa erbielt. Dab ShDei5erblltt
jung bleibt, bemies ole %75-iGbriae
Sraii Geb Die fIott mo bon Screen
fontmeno i6re Sober eridoaen lieB.
9os Bublifum rubte nidt e6er,
ais bis. fie gum 90 copo nod mebr
Sober fang. Sic bate 4 EoAter mo.
einen Sobn BEL Der 5eier atmeieno.
.W}it einem &iolin Solo oes Serrn
8rehin Don ser Il. g.. @nqineer9an0
un0 eirIem Giolin 9lto BON 6errn
9re9lin uno 3o6ter iAloB Die %or-
telling, uno Oie 9berlebrerin l1l0
MN Die AnpeietiOen Elm, 5li5ligreifen
al benz mas aiid)e un6 Seller be-
ifeert bette. SEER S6miot iibernobm
ben 8orIib beim 8anfett. Der 8oupt-
re0ner mar SEER s. 9iittbis, Der
&aa3ler Der bieiigen idmei6eriidea
@eianOtihoft. @r iprad ben 9anf
Oes @riitlipereins Der Sdmei3eri-
I6en l1nterItiiBungs @eieaidaft
mo Der idpei5eriiden @eianotidaft'
fir sic @aitfreunoihoft Der Stauf
fa6erin ans, lproh meiter iiber bic
Idmei3eriiden pplitiiden uno rpirf
ldaftlihen @erbdltniiie unO ermabr=
te Die @nDelenOen, ibre ShDei8er=
fpro6e uno ibr S6pei8ertltm bod
3ltbaIten. Sri. @oIer iprad Damn
iiber oen @crein, Ser 1897 orgoni=
iiert pur0e, ii6er sic @rbeit ieiner
@riinoer, uno Dab Ser @erein bea6-
lihtige, tltnIihIt jeoes Sa6r cine
u@riitli4 6eier ~o65ubaIten. Der
iunge SarrD giienbeiB, unteritiiBt
BON Den 4naben @art uno @roB, gab
magifde @iinite 8ltm 9eiten, Die Der
bliiffeno mirften r6ritb friimmt iidI
mas elm @Gfhen meroen mia~ Wfit
g(nipraden bon 5rou @%ifenbeiB,
Serrn Sui @gloff ul0 anoeren enoete
oas idote &rogramm. gs fam Dem
@erein nidt gemig Sob ee5oat wer-
Den fir Die fleiBige Ausarbeitung
Ser GoQen llno sic fIotte mo glatte
@ur6fiibrung oes 9rogramms, un0
oles in 9eutid, moglihit u5hw9-
5eroiitlA~. @s fiel redt Der @egen-
iaB 5tpif1en Dem @erein Sic Stnlf-
faderin unD Dem @riitlioerein allf;
9ort elm @erein, Ser gang Oeutid-
ihpei5erii6 geblieberb bier elmer. Der
iih nidt mebr gum Deutidtlm sob
len mia, mie er es ood friiber setan
bat. Die 8eamtinRen Der u5tauf-
faherin~ iin0:
6rou 6. 6pieB, @rdiioentin;
6rau @iienbeiB, @i8e-9rdito,
Sri. 8atline Sober, 5efretarin;
6rau 5. @gloff SAabmeiierin.
SIN Der Spite oes Arrangements
fomites ftano Srau @ui6bp, an Ger
oes &oinites fir @rfrii6ungen 6rau
Shipbadl uno Dem Yrogrammtomi-
tie itonO Grau giienbeiB Dor.
-
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

Ser ia Gurnber.
Elm bat fir ndditen MittwOd cine
Grtro : 8%eriammIule aler ieiner af-
tioen uno paiiipen MitglteOer einbe-
rufen. 9ongreBmonn &idarO Bort
oil ot wirO prdlioieren. Nm Iebten Conn
tag CAB es geroitete &uitern i'm Eurn-
berein. Sonntags lit iiberbnupt im-
mer ettpos Ios in 928 M-StraBe, irno
per tpifien nil, Oh man iid bort anlii-
Iiert, frage MIR Die Srrner MaAGer,
3oren5, Menoen, SpieB, &iedel,
gramer uno 9rauninger-
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

M II oeS Sei-
enoormItGoter neutrality-suspicious.
am lebten Mitttpod mar gut beiuht.
8r1iioeut Bauer fiibrte Den SorIiB.
Nah grIeoieung Der Houtinegeid)df-
te beridtete Ser 8oriiber Oes grfur-
Iionsfomites einen lleberi6uB Don
$4,000. Dieies &omite muroe nil
Dnnf entlaIien uuo elm neues, fir Den
0emnGhIt ab5nbaltenoen 8aa, be-
itebeno aus f~oIgenOen Serren, err
nannt: Sobn0leininger, gmiI Spain
6. @maIing. 9beo. &erh, s. Sobn,
S. Serber, SEQ. 81. D0rr.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

OF 33IIIIV IITITNVC 4. KIN
g%eitreiftc N%lefIaIiae SeiOc OJV
Cine erQiiiite QraIitdt bon
gal5 rsiler SeiOe, jeOe geipiiniG-
to Scribe, paiieno fir aQe 5orten
alpioer fir StraBe ooer 9(6eno-
traf6t. etli6e einfad, anOere ge-
itrciff, SOC 9ltalitat poIe "a
3nQ brett inier EreiS 59c
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-19

Affection is blind" said a SEN
tentious man. 81 know it," re-
piled his friend. when it comes
down to facts I know I'm much
better looking than that bull ter
rier my wife makes such a fuss
over"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-19
e-They're getting artificial milk now, frc

Bacon-I see thar garlic came
rfrom Asia and has been used ever
since the earliest times: 1t form
ed part of the diet of the Israel
tites in Egypt, Egbert-Do you
think that accounts for their be-
ing driven out of Egypt?
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
ron AMENDMENT no. IL
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. IA.

BE II Enacted by tho People OF the
State OF Arkansas;
That Sec. 16, Art 3, Constitution OF
the State Of Arkansas, be amended so
as TO read as follows!
article g. Section l6. Each member
OF tho General Assembly shall receive
six dollars per day for his services dur
ing the first sixty days OF any regular
session OF the General Assembly, and II
any regular session shall be extended
such member shall serve without further
per diem. Each member OF the General
Assembly shall also receive ten cents
per mile for each mile travelled in going
to and returning from the seat of gov
ernment, over the most direct and prao-
ticable route, When convened In extra
shall" receive three dollars per day for
their services during the first fifteen
days, and II such extraordinary session
shall extend beyond fifteen days
they shall receive no further per diem
They shall be entitled TO tho Same mile
ago for any extraordinary session as
herein provided for regular sessions,
The terms OF all members OF the General
Assembly shall begin on the day OF their
election, and they shall receive no com
pensaton, porqulslte or allowance what
ever. except as herein provided"
Filed In the office OF tho Sec
retary OF state on the 10th day
OF April, 1912,
Each oleotor may vote for or against
tho above amendment
= Witness my official slgature
this Goth day OF May 1912,
EARLE W. HODGES,
Secretary of state
fSoal1
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
TOR AMrNDMnNT no. ID.
AGAINBr AMnNpMngT NO. IA.
De II l9enactcd by the People OF the
state OF Arkansas

lie It l1cnoeted by the People OF the
state OF Arkansas
Every elective public officer IN tho
State OF Arkansas may be removed from
office by the electors entitled TO vote
for a successor OF such incumbent,
through tho procedure and I'm the mans
ner herein provided for which proceed
ure shall bo known Na tho recall and IN
IN addition to any other method OF rcs
moyal provided by law
A. 10 effect the removal or an elee-
two state officer petition signed by
the electors entitled 20 vote FOR nuo-
coapor TO the incumbent sought 90 bo
removed. oqunl I'm number 20 twelve per
conium OF the entire vote cast At Tho
preceding election for all candidates for
the office which tho oneumbent sought
20 be removed occupies, demanding tho
election OF successor 60 tho officer
named IN said petition, shall bo address.
cd 60 tho state board OF election com.
mlanlonorA provided said petition shall
he circulated IN not less than five o0uns
Ties IN the state ana shall he signed IN
each 0f such counties by electors equal
IN number TO not less than one per cen,
tum OF the entire vote, east IN each OF
said counties at said election. as above
estimated such petition shall contain
a general statement OF the grounds upon
which the removal IN sought which
ptntomont IN Intended solely for the In.
formation OF the voters, And the SUN
cheney OF which ahell not be open 20 re-
view,
" When such petition shall he filed
with the state election commissioners
they shall Hubmt the same t0gether
with n statement OF ltH Bulllclonoy, 80
the governor who Rhnl Immediately
order ana Fix n date for the holding OF
the election which shall take place not
less than sixty dayH ana not more than
eighty days from the date OF liling tho
petitions and certificate with the goyz
ernofi ~ by the prayer OF tho petit
TONERS In the governor whose removal
Ia sought tho petition nnd certificate
before mentioned shall be filed with the
auditor OF state who shall proceed IA
the form ana manner nH prescribed for
the governor
G, In the event the oftleer sought to
he removed iH the governor, secretary or
state, or attorney general officials now
compriHinH the Hinto board Of election
commissioners, either official Houaht to
he romuVed shall he disqualified nA a
member OF said state nonrd 0f election
commissioners for the purposes herein
provided ana such vacancy or vacancies
on said state beard OF election commits
sidners shall be nlled by other state Of
iieais IA the order named followihei
/, The auditor OF state.
q. The state treasurer
q. Tho commissioner or mlnea, man-
ufnuturcrH and agriculture,
4, The superintendent OF public IN.
d, The Justices OF the supreme court
IA the order or their seniority aH such
d The. governor shall make OF. eaust
to hn made publication uf notice for the
holding OF such election and the else.
| ilon commissioners Of the various oounl
| Ties OF the state shall make arrange.
menin for Huoh election, ana ths Hamt
shall be conducted, returned ana the fe'
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22

4. The State Text Book Commission
shall be governed by the following
policy: II shall hasten the publication
of text books. beginning with books for
the primary grades, as fast as approv-
ed manuscripts can be secured and pub
lication facilities are afforded by the
State, and the Commission shall make
no contract with any publisher for a
longer period than six years, and no
contract shall be made for any book
which shall interfere with the publica-
tion of a substitute by the state at any
time.
Sec. 12 That members OF the State
Text Book Commission shall receive as
fun compensation for their services
the sum of $500 per day. for each and
the performance of their duties, and
actual railroad fare to and from their
places of residence The amount of
time each Commissioner shall devote to
the work of the Commission shall be de-
termined by majority of the Commits
sion. and for the purpose of supplying
the Commission with printing, stationery
and other incidental expenses there Is
allowed said Commission q contingent
fund amounting to 100000 per year;
See 3, That to cover the per diem.
railroad fare and contingent expenses of
said Commission for a biennial period,
beginning December H. 1912, and ending
December 10. 1914, there is hereby ap-
propriated from the state treasury from
any money not otherwise appropriated
the sum Of 100000, or so much there
of as may be necessary and the chair
man and secretary of the Commission
shall file with the auditor of state
vouchers for the per diem, railroad fare
and contingent expenses, herein pro-
yided for and the auditor Is authorized
to draw his warrant on the state treas
urer therefor
Sec. IA. That the text books the pur-
chase or production OF which are pro-
vided for In this Act, shall be distrlbut-
ed In the following manner: Where
books are, purchased or contracted for
from publishers other than the state,
they may be sold by regular dealers,
whose margin OF profit shall be fixed
by the Commission; where the books are
printed by the state they shall pe diS-
tributed by the county examiners and
county superintendents or public instruc
tion under such terms and limitations
as may be prescribed by the State Text
Book Commission,
Sec. Is. That all acts and parts of
acts in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed and this act snail take effect
and be in force from and after the date
of its adoption by the people.
Filed In the office of the Secre-
tary Of state on the 9th day OF
May 1912,
Each elector may vote for or against
the above Act,
Witness my official signature,
this goth day Of May 1912.
EARLE w. HODGES
Secretary Of State.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22

a. This article is self executing. but
legislation may be enacted to facilitate
it's operation, but, in no way limiting Or
restricting the provisions of this arti-
Gle or the powers herein reserved.
Filed in the ONCE of the Sec
retary of State on the 9th day
of May, 1912.
Each elector may vote for or against
the above amendment.
Witness my official signature.
this goth day Of May 1912
EARLE w. HODGES,
TSeall Secretary of State.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
ynorosrD By INITIATIVE PETITION
ACT no. 4.

AN ACT creating q popular educa-
tIonal committee creating text book
commission: prescribing the manner OF
its election and its duties. and providing
for uniform text books for the public
schools of this State and for furnishing
the same to the school patrons of the
state at actual cost of production and
delivery
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
by INITIATIVE PETITroT

Constitutional Amendment No. Is,
providing for the issuance of Bonds by
Municipal Corporations for certain pur.
poses when authorized by a majority or
the qualified electors. OF said munich
palities.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
PROPOSED by INITIATIVE PETITION

Constitutional Amendment No. 10,
limiting the amount and per diem and
mileage OF members OF the General AS
sembly.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
fsnnll ]
by INITIATIVE PETITION

Constitutional Amendment No H. pro-
vidlng for the recall OF all elective pub
lie officers, and prescribing tho proco-
duro,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-12-28

The public appears to have for
saken tho governments sober pos
tai card for the gaudisr, produc-
ton of tho souvenir shop for the
report of the public printer shows
that only 77O.253.399 cards were
printed in 1912, while in the pre-
ceding year the big establishment
turned out l, 380,S95,840 In this
age of haste it il probable that the
souvenir card is more frequently
used because less space is allotted
for writing purposes aud on many
of thesa picture cards there is
barely enough space left to sign q
name. The printing Office is run
on a cost basis for Congress aud
it's business for the past year
amounted to S6,775.S25, the larg
est in its history. Speaking in
typographical terms. the printsry
produced 1.OO2S97 1903 "impres
sions" during the year. Picayure
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-12-28

Archbishop BIenk, OF tho Cath
Ollie Church, delivered . sermon
against the modern dances that
the young folks indulge in. He
said that the grizzly bear, the
hunny hug, the gaby glide and the
turkey trot, were the elements OF
miasma of the under world. This
is good doctrine. aud people OF oil
religious crseds should refuse to
take part in tho foolish and vulgar
practice of the ballroom floor
Franklin Watchmau.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-12-28

Mr.. Robert Barras has removed
bis barber sbop to the Duchamp
building under the New Era Ho-
tel.
The Ellington Company at the
Opera House this week drew large
audiences and are giving satisfac-
tion.
Mr.. Emile Soulisr of Lafayette
was hero on Christmas to spend
the day with bis father, Mr.. E. E.
Soulier.
Mr.. Olympic Pavia Of Lake
Charles is hero to spend the holt
days with his grand mother, Mrs.
P. Pavia.
You need a new suit, do not fail
to get it from K. Schwartz, he has
an elegant stock. and offers spe-
cial bargain prices. adv.
Mr.. Sidney Foutnet of Des
Allemands epent Chriftmas here
with bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Is. Fournet.
Mr.. Alexis Dslahoussaye of
Sulphsr 10 here on a short visit to
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Delahoussaye.
If in need Of OATS and CORN
got it from Laizairs Bisnvsnu, he
10 supplying the public in feed.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennetts Bien-
venu of Jesnerstte spent Christ
mas at tho homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. T. Bisnvspu.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Olivier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dslahous-
sage of Arnaudville spent the day
here on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Provost
of Port Arthur. Texas. are spend-
ing q few days at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. Casimir Wilt.
The heavy rain Of Thursday
night will keep our roads muddy
for several days longer. being al-
ready in . bad condition.
"A splendid line of Mems Suits
at specially low, reduced prices at
K. Schwartz. They are real bar
gains. Come and sec us.-adv.
The Rice Bros, show who play
cd here on Christmas day was
pronounced one of the best shows
that came here for a long time.
just two more days are left TO
pay your poll tax, unless this is
done, you will be disqualified and
and not able to vote until you
have paid your poll taxes for the
next two years. This is an i'm
portant matter, be sure 10 pay
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