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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

]. Thoma, a farmer. was fat
ally wounded in battle with pack
of wolves near Chippewa Falls,
Wis. He killed Z wolves with his
jack knife before they dragged
him down.
After thinking over American
conditions and happenings, the
republic of China has decided
that majority vote of national as
sembly will be sufficient to pass
law over presidents veto.
First state legislature in his
tory of New Mexico met today.
First job will be to elect u. S.
senator's at dictation of Solomon
Luna, New Mexico's up-to-date
Republican boss.
All of 40 Iron Workers Off
Gals, charged by government
with being implicated in the al
legged dynamite conspiracy"
are in indianapolis today, ready
for their arraignment tomorrow.
Governor Hunt of Arizona has
decided to abolish stripes in
Arizona prisons, and prisoners
will be allowed to work ION their
honor"
Crown Prince of Germany has
taken out patent on coal saving
range invented by his cousin,
King George of England
What was the matter with
George taking it out himself?
Too proud to earn a little money?
DR.. Angus v. Rose, dentist,
Syracuse, N. Y, invented new
anaesthetic, and Nexperimented
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-11
flew from Paris 70 Avignon in bis

flew from Paris to Avignon in his
aeroplane, met Mile. Bremond
there, married her. and then car
ried her as. a passenger to Nice.
Joseph and Angelo Picola,
Montclair, N. J., today began
erection of $4,000 business block
with money saved out of shoe
shining parlor
Heaven is really everlasting
death. New Religion, quar-
terly magazine published at New
Haven, Conn.
We shall now be glad to have
New Religion explain what, in
the name of the music of the
spheres, death is. We don't know
ourselves.
German coal strike is on. En-
tire industry will be paralyzed
within 48 hours. Police and mil
itary on duty more than doubled.
Miners cautioned by their leaders
not to give government excuse
for seizure of union officials.
Announced at headquarters of
French Miners, Federation,
Paris, that 90 per cent of French
coal miners have obeyed order to
take part in "a hour strike.
Thousa sands of factories
throughout Great Britain failed
to open their doors today because
Of lack of fuel to operate machin-
cry. Chances of settlement of
British coal strike are better.
Eyes, my friend, I was about
to marry the. countess when
r Z 4 q.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-11

Eyes, my friend, l was about
to marry the. countess when
| suddenly learned that she. spent
more than thousand year on
her dressmaker."
Then, what did you do?"
Why, / married the dress
maker. Answers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02

beginning January l, 1914, and theil
travelling expenses, not exceeding {
maximum amount to be fixed from
time to time by the General Assem-
bly,, IN itemiZed account of which
shall be rendered in an annual re,
port.
5. The chairman of the first Com,
mission shall be named by the ap
pointing Board and serve until the
expiration of his term of office, and
thereafter the Commission shall Sc
lect it's own chairman.
G. The Commission and the individ,
ual members thereof shall perform
such duties in respect to assessment
and taxation as are herein prescrib-
ed. and such other and further du-
ties as the General Assembly may
from time to time prescribe.
7. The General Assembly shall pro
vide said Commission with an ade-
quate clerical force.
s. The Commission shall have pow
er to adopt and enforce such reason
able rules, regulations and modes
Of procedure, not inconsistent with
law, as it may deem proper for the
discharge Of its duties, and to hear
and determine complaints that may be
made against assessments, and other
Of its acts, required or authorized by
law.
9. The Commission shall have pow
er to summon and compel the at
tendance Of witnesses, to swear wit
nesses, and to compel the production
OF books and papers, to take testimo-
ny under commission, and to punish
for contempt, as fully as is provided
by law for the district courts. The
General Assembly may provide 9th
er penalties for violating the orders
of the Commission.
10. If any person, firm, association
or corporation shall be dissatisfied
with the assessment made or action
taken by the Commission, such party
may file a netition setting forth the
cause of objection to such assessment
or action of the Commission or to
either or both in a Court of compe
tent jurisdiction, at the domicile of
the Commission, against said Com
as defendant. Either party
may appeal to the Supreme Court of
the State without regard to the
amount inyolved such appeals to be
returnable within ten days after the
date that the decision of the lower
Court becomes final. All such cases,
both in the trial and appellate court,
shall be tried summarily and by pre-
ference over all other cases. Such |
cases may be tried in the court of
the first instance either in chambers !
II at term time.
II. No bond shall be required Of |
aid Commission in any case in any !
curt, nor shall advance costs or Sc
urity for costs, be required Of it.
y. It shall be the duty Of the At
Orney General, and the various dis
riot attorneys, on proper request or
ERECTION by the Commission or the
Governor, to aid the said Commission
Il all legal matters, and to prosecute
nd defend all cases in accordance
nth such requests and directions. A
allure on the part of such law Off
ers, when so requested or direct
d to perform the duties here I'M
Osed upon them, shall constitute mis-
eaSanCe in office.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02
Article VI.

|. After January LIST, 1914, all as
sessments for all State purposes, ex'
cept as hereinafter provided, shall
be completed on or before April 1st
in each year, and the taxes shall be,
come due ana payable on the first
Monday in June of each year, and
shall become delinquent on the first
Monday in September in each year.
Each parish and municipality shall
have the right to fix the date for
the completion of its local assess
ments, and the payment of it's local
taxes and licenses general and spec
ial, until otherwise prescribed by the
General Assembly. Until otherwise
provided, existing laws on these sub
jects shall be operative. Levee dis
triCt taxes and forced contributions,
exclusive of produce taxes, shall be
assessed and become delinquent CO.
incidentally with parish taxes.
2. Public service corporations shall
be assessed on their physical proper
ty and on their franchises separately,
but the General Assembly shall have
power to direct the Tax Commission
to assess the property of such cOrpO-
ratiOns at a valuation including both
physical property and franchises, TO
be determined by gross receipts, Or
by dividends on stocks and interest
paid on bonded debt, or by any other
available method.
8. incorporated banks shall be as
sessed by assessing the stockholders
on the book value Of the stock, i. e..
capital stock. surplus and undivided
profits less the assessed value of zeal
estate locally assessed and taxed,
and less such further deductions of
not less than five per cent on their
loans and discounts to cover bad
debts and unearned interest as the
General Assembly may prescribe,
which deduction shall be made only
from their surplus and undivided pro-
fits; all taxes to be paid by the
banks and charged to the stockhOld-
ers.
4, Individual bankers, banking firms
and uninCOrporated banking associa-
tons, domiciled in this State. shall
be assessed on the amount of capital,
surplus and undivided profits actual
ly employed in their business, less
the assessed value of real estate To-
cally assessed and taxed, actually
and exclusively used and employed
in their business, and less such fur.
Their deductions not less than five per
cent on their loans and discounts to
cover bad debts and unearned inter
est as the General Assembly may pre-
scribe, which deduction shall be made
only from their surplus and undivid-
ed profits.
). Foreign banks, and individual
bankers, banking firms and unincor-
porated banking associations, domicil-
ed out of the State but doing bust
ness in this State, shall be assessed
On such proportion of their capital, |.
and undivided profits as is
actually employed in this State, less
the assessed value of real estate To- /
caIly assessed and taxed actually and /.
exclusively used and employed IN
their business in this State, and less
such further deductions. not less than
five per cent on their loa0s and dis
cunts, 70 Co.cG LAD d D S a 4 ~
earned interest as the General AS .
'ombly may prescribe, which deduc- .
ions shall be made only from their
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02
Article Y.

l. All assessments of property for
State purposes shall be made by a
State Tax Commission, composed Of
three members to be, elected, not
later than July list, 1913, by a Board
composed Of the Governor, the State
Auditor and the State Treasurer
from among the qualified electors Of
the respective Railroad Commission
Districts, as constituted at this date,
and they shall not be subject to re-
moVal except for the causes and n
the manner provided for the remog-
al Of district judges.
3. The terms of the first commits
sioners shall be for two, four and SIX
years, The period each is to serve
shall be determined by lot. At the
expiration of such terms. election
shall be for the period of six years:
and commissioners shall be elected
and vacancies filled for any uneXDir-
ed term by the qualified electors of
the respective Railroad Commission
Districts at the regular congress ion
al elections to be held in this State
the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November every two
years; and at the said congression-
a. election held just prior to the ey.
piration Of their respective terms.
8. The Commission shall maintain
all office and have its domicile at
Baton Rouge, and the members shall
reside in Baton Rouge and devote
their tine exclusively 20 b. dis.
charge OF their duties.
t. They shall each receive a salary
Of Five Thousand Dollars per annum
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02

fourths per cent for the third class,
seven per cent for the fourth class,
and thirteen per cent for the fifth
class. Whenever the rate of as
sessment levied against any inheri.
lance, legacy, or other donation, when
deducted from said inheritance, le-
gaCy, or other donation, would leave
the beneficiary a smaller net amount
than he would have received had the
inheritance, legacy, or other donation
fallen into the next lower class in
the classification according to amour
of actual cash value, then the rate
os taxation shall be first calculated
upon the maximum amount in said
next lower class, and the remaining
amount of the inheritance, legacy,
Or other donation shall be taxed at
the rate fixed for the higher class
into which the inheritance, legacy, or
other donation falls.
Duplication of inheritance taxes as
between this State and other States,
foreign and domestic, shall be avoid
ed by the exemption of cOrpOreal
property belonging TO a decedent Of
this State, and situated outside of
this State, to the extent Of any in
heTitanCe tax Of such other State;
and by the exemption Of incOrporeal
rights belonging to nonresident de-
cendents, such as shares Of stock in
Louisiana corporations, notes, bonds,
and evidences Of debt due by Lou
iSiana debtors or bearing on LOulSi-
ana property, to the same extent.
This tax shall also be applied to
all donations inter Vivos, the donees
to be divided into the same classes
hereinaboye defined. All donations
inter ViVOs to the same person with
in a period Of five years shall be
taxed as if together constituting a
single donation.
LegaCies and donations inter ViyOs
to educational, religious, or charita-
BILE institutions, or to trustees for
educational, religious or charitable
purposes, shall be exempt from this |
tax, unless such donation, or legacy,
shall be more than half of the dis
possible portion of the testator's, or
donors estate, in which case the tax
shall be imposed upon the entire
legacy or donation and the legatees
or donees shall be considered to be
within the third class.
8. Such other special taxes as the
General Assembly by a vote of two
thirds Of all the members elected to
each house may from time to time
prescribe.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02
Article ".

I. The General Assembly Shall have
power to levy license taxes only on
persons, partnerships. associations
and corporations engaged in bust
ness or occupations that fall strictly
under the domain of the police pow
er, and for that purpose to classify
all such businesses and occupations,
and to graduate the tax within each
class.
2. Local subdivisions of the State
government shall have the power to
levy licenses on businesses and Occu-
patiOns falling strictly within the do
main Of the police power as prOYid-
ed in the foregoing section for the
State, save. that such local licenses
as may be levied on traffic in malt,
vinous and alcoholic liquors shall not
be less than those levied by he
State nor less than those now or
hereafter to be prescribed by the |
General Assembly as minimum local /
licenses.
3. Sub local subdivisions, as each |
may determine for itself, shall also .
have the right to levy license taxes,
classified and graduated with due re
spect to equality and uniformity with
iii each class, on all businesses and |
occupations not covered by Section 2
OF this article; save and except IL
censeS on corporations. persons, firms
and associations whose property or
among the sources of rev.
enue reserved to the State, and save
and except licenses on individuals
engaged in trades, occupations and
calllngs involving the personal labor
Or skill of the person to be taxed,
and not falling within the domain of
the police power; and save and eX-
cept corporations, associations, part
nershlps or individuals engaged n
manufacturing or industrial pursuits
whose capital stock, or capital in bus
mess, is less than five thousand dol
lars, and not falling within the do
main Of the police power; and save
and except persons, firms and cOrpO-
rations engaged in agricultural or hor
.icultural pursuits In no event shall ]
any such local license exceed one
tenth of one per cent of the gross
receipts of the licensee, provided
hat no license shall be less than
$500, nor shall the licenses provd-
ID for in this section be levied IN
ess the general property tax of
zach taxing locality, when exercised
to sixty per cent of its limit, shall
not be sufficient to pay the eXpen-
jes Of its government. Whenever a
license equals the license
eyied by the parish only the munic-
pa license shall be due and collect !
lble.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02
Article XT

l. All articles and paris OF arti-
cies Of the Constitution of 1898 on
the subject Of assessment and tax
alton, and all amendments thereto
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02

ial sewerage and water tax of the
City of New Orleans shall continue
to be levied as long as required by
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02

on said subjects contrary to or in
conflict with the provisions of this
amendment be and the same are
hereby repealed. a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-02
Article X.

|. All State taxes and licenses ex-
cept as hereinafter provided shall be
collected by the State Treasurer. The
General Assembly shall provide such
addltlonal clerical force in the Treas
urer,s office as may be necessary to
enable him to perform the duties
herein prescribed.
2. The General Assembly shall
have the power to provide for spec
lal Revenue Agents, not to exceed
three in number, to assist the Treas
uTer in collecting all licenses, and
taxes, and to assist the Tax Com
mission in gathering information for
leVylng assessments, and shall fix
the compensation and duties of such
agents.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30
sllede ll)ISe.

am 9ienstnp helb ndlt llhr Wors
aens tratea nerr R'lheiia slede inp
drf. Spbanna ssilbe ppy ben altnr
IN bieiaer Ct. 9uiepb's airde nno
reisbten iih sum eebgnSbuno ei:
6ahee. Tie 5rauung uplisoa Der
0odlu. g,ater 3iepenbrod. dis
5ranseugen beeleit;ten baS iuHoe
9snnr an ben lroualtnr Serrn 2uede
eiu 8ruber bes SrdutianWs uno 6ri.
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tise Shndserin Der Srailt, 9tnh
btm grontamts irIbitiidte oas neu'
uermahlte idlmude Ioar i'm 6auie
Der Srnutmutter s9ittue Bernard
geit6e. an oieiem nnhnten bic nddls
itsn 8crmanoten Der yieuuermabiteH
Shelf. stm slbeuo iuuree Der Siirs
aerid,ait. nahbem iic bas iunse 9nar
nit einem Stanbhen. iupbei ollie
arten uon Snitrunenten. nui bic ale
5pnarten - MIR feire melootidlen
- acipielt ipur3en unn bic ous Sub
oudeu Girtelidaer. Mnaer- -iteins"
II. /. 10. bei;anbeu. brsh;t lpuilir
ihnen bann In ben SnIubnS mehrerc
;sob Bier nuiactiiht ilno anF
beS iuuneu FnareS Saubt aetruntcn
,uuroc. ToS iiiuetrc Cement it,unna
In bcr BOremeuer 3ausbaIlc. luobei
Sraut unb Srdutiaunt ben eriicu
5ous mottcn, bis ncacu smbli llbr
oos SanSbein. Tos neuucrmdhIte
Goar wir6 ijh in Der IiirslidI bon
benz g,rdutiaam cnuurbeneu aul,
mener Nohnuna bduSIid cimthtrn.
Ten Glidunriheu Der sablreidleu
,sreunbe bcS iuuaen $aares reiht
aud, bas -@oltSbtntt" 6cu iciucu on
M6sea S1ilheIm lmb iciu 0nnhen
Ter irOben Snne hahen manhcn!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30

3um Scrtani Gin EoIlc6
an0GS &ulkutaIb InmlnrN llib.
erooeo, / Wrnatc nit. lnicnt 400
&iuuo. bel
Nlbcr, SdIici, AucIbipIQn No
--Mittsuc Wrrunro }SiIoc iiattttc
ltptc laudle Suhn ur6 Shmicncr
tudtcr bonwiddllidl obcr ben oprt
uculidl anattpnmcncr tlrincn GnttI
III 6wburo cincu NCiud nb
Mint uddlitrr Tpnncrino ii COS
6cit ,rphulci Npnm.
--Tc Sdrliidlpp' uu6tc lucaeu
Der Seitc Die mir ben &etcrorcn &C.
uiOmrt aus bicicr AlumniCr ouS0c
ld,nltct mcrocn. Tic alteu %ctcra
ncn iine iebuh ucrth an criicr SteIIc
An iretcu nnb hcSbaib bitten wtr bic
necbcrirn Yeicr nit Der irritSura
Der GrSdhIurN Nb bis udd'ite 9Sadr
IN aeouloru,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30
9.piiiar' .sahlcr bon Hpaooiifrift
II nHc ~. Ciaac SO. Mc.,
9ld,tuua.

1cocr Nhratr ms ollie ,ucrocu
hermit cyiudht. bnb Gle nl5 Yoll
Care crbubenc Sunme iIir Die 9lcae
oiitri,tc II mH - ppu I innc County
inr jcbcn GrbcitvNihiQcu mdrrIitlcu
Nc'uuhncr lbcr y lro inter 30
Snbrcn S2.oJ. mo iur iuldlc non
ibcr 80 ,(nhrcn, ;oc be,rant.
lln;crSeiductc &eacnuiieher ipcr
oen nm 6. Suri iur i4re betreiieubcH
Sllritte IN lSeitphnlia Die Stcucru
III Gmpinna nebmeu unb cine ,}abt'
uuaSirit eeiunbrcn biS ium Ii.
Sltui. 1clls Die [nrt bis im 30.
,(iIni richt cinbciohlt luuy0cr N,
wirh alnne rinacrtidlt rucrbcu. vi
les Gincutlum tam um oicle Snre
einsubriuecu. touhnSicrt rcroCr.
&hilipp Quctc. Auiiehcr GSeac0i
iriit II. Cinac GUuutu.
7. u. Nucbbrrt. Nuiieber SStoc
Olilrjttl ? Cinoe 9 9puutp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30
entriuai cin;m ihrcaiihra aaia
idi.

Smicnoc ,]nuaeu torateu bic
Ionlbortcit puu fran I. Z Cur
Soliet Sll.. uidi nuSbrlten ,ur Die
.puuocrbnre Seirciuuo peu por CT
arm id,redlidcn Sdlidialc. -lpphns
gmncncrt;nrouua lies bel mir ei.
neu idirrdliheu ouiien suriid"
ithrcib, tic .pit bate Id, 10 ihred'
lihe Snacuani6lle bnb idh mciutc
iirrbcn su maiier. Sh iuuutc te,uc
DnFe non 6r,;lidler @ehauoluuo
rutl auoercr Sr;neieu crIouarn bis
idI Tr. Sings Rcip TiSupcrp &C.
oraudite. Gicier uuHoerhdreu Srs'
aei peroantc i'd meiu 2eben. ba id
cot aar uidlt mehr butte" SbnelI
inb iidber. IN eS bic perlaiiiaiir 0e'
,i,iu iiir allie oalssnnO 9uuacnIeii
,en. 9coc Slnidle anrnutier. aiS
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RehaQeu 4 oiltemensr fon uno :.
d. SdseIl a Soas q. Sbeuins une
q. etiIaheib. -~z -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30
mas 9sraner beIuppberp

II Gin fernigcS. trditiaeS Ycben nod
Slnaabr ppm 6uah sallmap Sau
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uub idl alnuben bah &C Ole beltcn iino
bic aenIadlt lueroen." susae,cid,uct
iiir Wiaaep geber. uno 9lierculeioen
% bel gIprinn 4 6itcmeper, @cit.
phnIia, Hchaaeu x 6iItcmcuer fUlt
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nes r,b ct. GIiobetb.
-9lm 9icnst:a iuaren bic budlw
6crren 8nhmeici BON Qpoie Greet
mb Mudermnu uun 9iuu bier sim
SCiuhe unicrss buludl. l;iorrcrs
Scioe hpdltu. Nerrtn brcbrteu nudl
ourh ibrrn ;luipruh miicre Gnlce.
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biuSmilr6iaer 0cr - bns lit trot
ictucr 0ubucnpcitnlt uro. mir mod
ten iolt inoen. 2u>ucuilimnc nbcr
aud To,cr aFlcdcymnuu - idcint
nit urs cine 9hiB ~ Iundcn III h0
tcu nbtr irReub cine 9'cmcrllna Die
mir ii Der 3tiiuuR ocnnht pocr
uicilsitlt nidlt Ncunht hnhen sNr
miiicn ocSbnIh nidli. lpllcn mir nm"
mierer Nbwcicuhcit ireucn ober rie
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ben, uicIlcidht nbcr oudl einiNc NnO'
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an tuiicu acnsbeu - aIui al lie 6dlIc.
mir mpdueu bnraui urttcu, mir mir
ben bel benz buhw. Nerrn eirc yer
iuhnuna cr,pirtt hObeu. glihtS iiir
uuaut! Ndd)ltcnS WuIIen mir unS
bei,rrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-30
Eotlstopu.

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nm uurjgcn Srrntng in unicrcm
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>troth:uS. unb MenrRe Stumpe uuo
6rau upu Meta; Grnu : heubpr Ncru
Irau @eprae IpbScJt une 6ront
NinuVubrint uau drccbura uuo Tnr
tin &uoc uno orci orr cJrp. Sdnucs
it>ru non S@:itpbnlio
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ocr Nod liIaHo Nnbu ricNcracrnnnt
wuroc. licG I'D, hicr nm Eiinniiicitc
ichcu. Gr III wIcecr iiculid nohI
aui
6rl. Anna 0cjSIcr lit oau Il,
gpuiS oabeia;, 1ricoa mo ,Icurlc
S&pcbr rc,i:tn nm uuriReu Wputa0
undl ct. luuiS nm luicocr ihrfn
llCuli du'iunthncll.
Nan inpi bLG 2Iuiun &altcuhuidi
uOu 6rteJura elu Stlcu huu Smitldl
buaro bel SSi,huc Elmd Snr uubrir
ptu miro um bclIercn Spynhpcrtchr
III triiclcu
Aa, &iirRi'ieNc tnm !, m $ur II.
semitic lmN Der I0nNc Rpbert %oy
n NciltcD ocr GI,crn bicr ou. Wlcitl
ln,lS Suitpb Sd,mle opi Hrpu,c.
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