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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14

Wilmington. Nov. 20. 1911: l. woot-
en-. La Grange, Nov. 81. 1911: J. F.
Williams, Dixon. Dec. 5. 1911; ]. F.
willard. High Point, Dec. 5. 1911.
J.. f. Willis. N%orlina. Dec. IS. 1871:
". J. wilkins Dixon. Dec. %. 1911;
Wake Club, Raleigh. Jan. Is, 1912;
II. A. Wrenn, Wilmington, Jan. IS.
1919: J. c. Williams, Jr, Angler, Feb.
p. 1912; ]. T. Ward. kenly, Feb. s,
1919; J.. w. Ward. G~oldsboro, Feb. 7.
1912; F. Webb, Wilson, Feb. g, 1912:
j. E. Walton. Wilmington, Sept IL
1911; J. ]. Wilson, Dunn. Sept. 23
1911: J.. D. Williams. Wilson. Sept
25, 1911; B. P. W1lloughby, Green
Vile. Sept. 81, 1911; c.. A. Wicker.
Sanford, Oct. 7, 1911; Harper Wood
ard, Snow Hill, April 8. 1919: j. F.
Williams. Fayetteville. April 4, 1912.
Lewis Virgins. Newport, April 4.
July /, 1911: John Wrede, Whining
ton, July l, 1911; r. E. Wiley, South
ern Pines. July %, 1911; Brown
Withera C%hadbourn, July 3, 1911:
Nathan Williams, New Bern. July ,.
1911; jim Watson, Wilson, July 5.
1911; c. A. Weskheiser. Wilmington.
July 20. 1911: D. W. Willis. Whining
wilmington, July "a, 1911; H. H.
Woebse, Wilmington. July "a.
1911; J.. A.. Westbrook. Wilmington.
July IS, 1911; Wyatt & Street. VIII
mington, August Is, 1911; r. I. Will
iams, Raleigh, August 20. 1911; r.
W. & N. NJ. Woodcock. Wilmington.
August 20. 1911; D. NJ. Wineberry.
Jacksonville. August 10, 1911.
VI. c. Yeates, Durham, August
26. 1911: r. L.. Yeates. East Durham.
| Feb. 20, 1912; Lonnie Young, Dunn.
Jan. q, 1912.
p. L. DAVIS
superintendent North Carolina
Saloon League.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14
GOVERNOR JARVIS ON
GOOD OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Take Away the Bible and tho
Churches, and Nobody Would Wish
TO Live in Arson County.

Governor Jarvis at Arson County
Sunday School Convention.)
Speaking to the young people
present, he told That they were en-
joying the labors Of their fathers.
of we fail so make it possible" said
he, 'for the coming generations to
enjoy even greater privileges than We
enjoy, then we have failed Ho
declared hat but few men could be
leaders but hat the work of the
humblest mother and father in their
home was as noble in Gods sight as
ing of the problems that face this
generation, he said. that unless the
Christian people solve them according
to the gospel of Jesus Christ, theX
will have to be solved in blood.
Forget your petty creeds and teach
men to live according to the Bible"
said he, "for the church is the best
the people," He declared that ii
the churches in Arson county were
torn down and there was no preach
ing, no Bible, no Sunday school in
Arson county for twenty-five years
no n would are to live here Peo-
PIE say they feel secure because OF
the Law, yet every law on the statute
books for the protection Of life and
property, is based upon the. gospel
Of the Bible. This being true. how
important then it is that men should
wish to see the Bible taught.
The Sunday school he called the
nursery Of the church, therefore en-
courage it. Without it the church
woul die Of dry rot. IF every boy
and girl in Arson county," said he,
attended Sunday School for twenty
years there would be no need for a
county Jail II court house and men
KEYS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14
RALEIGH BOY WINS.
hr. Hugh A. Morson is Now the
hampton Shot III North and Soutj,
Carolina.

MI. AAsSH "A. hOfSOn is Now the
Champion Shot III North and Sout,,
Carolina.
Friends in this city Of Mr., "Petes
Morson will be pleased to read thu
1oilo~lng concerning him. which APP
peared IN the Charlotte Observer:
= A. Morson, Of this city. won
the North and South Carolina cham
Plonsn1p yesterday at the first DAYS
event or the gun tournament being
neio under the auspices Of the Neck
lenpurg country Club. making a rec
ORD or At out Of so targets. Charles
Nuchols, OF Charlotte. was second
With As out Of so.
Inc result Of the shoot amor,r the
nigh professionals was as follows ont
OF l5o targets: j. NJ. Hawkins TAX.
waiter Huff. 143; c. e. Goodrich.
141.
n result Of the contest among
Inc nigh amateurs was as follows, II
a. Morson, 142; c. z. Bates, 141: ].
=: Crayton, 1873, and L.. G. Grant.
The 81 of tho total shots on
aTget was as follows: r. A. F1aunt.
11as: y: -. Barnes, 21s: /. Andrews
aso' n. A. Morson, 232; O. r. Dickey.
~; John Philip Sousa, 1871: J. &.
Irayton. z1e: Charles Nuchols. a1e:
). n Dreher, 2oS: Walter Hun. zss.
- % hawkins. 24o: A. B.. Winr6eld
ioo' X II. Critcher. 202: c. E. Good
1ich' z54; G. c.. Bates, 224. T, r
townsend, 1874; S. r. Co}ev $50. 7.
Z. Grant. 212. -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14

a cnicago doctor is said to have
pa1o $4,000 for a tooth to be set in HE
jaw. u no sensible person would hite
on rn2f-Los Angeles Tribune.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
"PrOIotarGeVa" armada.
Roundup, Mont.

Asouiiuup, IuOul. her Sc MN
ce drug he oglaSi liz naSe naselbi-
ne V Proletarcu. sem primoran po
razmerah oglasiti Sc Jazz, sicer bo-
do naSi sodrugi in c~itatelji PRO
letarca" mislili, da smo o ''kre-
SUI zmrznili. Steer so tn tako sla-
be delsvSke razmere, da hi ne BIZ
10 pray mic cudnega. ce bi enega
IA druglm cd tn slana pobrala.
Toda ma poziv zmagoslavne PRO
letarceye armade" Sc je tudi tn
pri mas kliub slabim razmeram O.
glasilo lepo tSevilo "fraiviligar-
Jew. Xxi so sprawl skupai $13.37
ter tako IA nekoliko stopinj pOve-
cali "Proletarcevo' zivliensko ST
10 katero rabi pri poveGaniu taKo
nu.jnO, TEN nuineiSe. ker smo tu-
kaJSnji zavedni SLOW. delavci. ce-
tudi IA nj dosti, cato. da hi nam
la priljublieni delovski list elm
pref zacel dvakrat ma teden izha-
lati in ne enkrat ma osmih stra-
neh. Ako hi izhaial dvakrat ma te-
den, nam bo lahko prinaSal wee
dnevnih movie. kar mu bo prime
Slo doSti nOvih n~arocnikov. ker
ina vsakdo raje list. Xxi izha.ja diva
KRAFT ma teden, kakor pa list. XII
izhaja enkrat. Tudi agitatorjem
hi bio delo zelo ClaiSano. ako hi
list dvakrat ma teden izhaial.
h sklepu pozivljam Sc enkrat
vSe volllce IA povetanie "Prole-
tarca'. da glaSuieio "a dvakrat
ma teden. - : soc. pozdravom -
Martin MeznariG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Hrana in jetika.

Podlaga ietiki .ie slaba preba-
va. ker prebaylialni organi nece-
10 wee redno delOvati. Zdravnik
sc trudi. da ustvari V bolniku do
Der apetit, da organi zopet nor
malno delujeiO. Zdravnik poSlje
bolnika V zdrave kraje, zapove
mu, da mora biti ma solncu it'd.
Jetika, kadar prvic prime Glove
ka. Sc ola ozdraviti. in najboliSe
zdravilo ie hrana. V mnogih slu-
je zguba apetita prvo zna-
menje tie grozne bolezni. Najbolie
zdravilo "a MO .je T~rinerievo
amerlSko grenko vino. To ocisti
prebavljalne organe, iih naredi
sposobne "a delo in pozivi zivce.
20 lekarnah JOS. riner. 1888
So. Ashland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
jenny Lind, Ark

'bAA'-
tukai. iutri tam. tako nekakc
pravi pesem, katera zane velia
s. polni meri. Tako sem ,edai III
doll V ArkansaSu. Y tel iareci in
pckoGi draw. kier Sc clovek pot
20 cclih u ur ma dan.
Delavske razmcre Y tenn kraiu
Sc MISC tako slabe. delaio pc tri in
Stiri Sihtc ma teden, Il dclo Sc tc.
zko dobi. V nekaterih rudnikih 50
odSlovili vSe delavce.
Kar Sc tice misljenja so tukai.
Snji SLOW. dclavci zclo napredni.
Kakor Znano. so pred kratkcm
ustanovili oc. klub, Xxi ina u
prav lepO Stevilo CLANCY. kar ka-
re, da vedo ceniti pomen socializ.
ma za rcSitev delavcev IL sedanje
kapitalfsticnc suznosti. Brez do
bre Organizacije .ie nemOgoce us
peSno Sc bOievati prot nenasit-
MIN izkoriSGevalcem delavskega
razreda. Delavci Sc mOraio zaGeti
sami brigati "a svoje koriSti. ako
hoceio, da Sc Nth sedan.ii bedni
polozaj res izboljSa; do sedai so
delavci V svoji nevednosti prepn-
SEAL svoie koristi svo.iim izkoriS-
Gevalcem. Tako so delavci pliuva-
Ii ma svoi kroznik, kaiti republi-
kanski II demokratski politi-
Xxi so skrbeli lie "a kapitaliste; ko-
risti delavcev so jim bile deveta
briga. Ia brezbriznost delavccv
cd strani delavcev .ie pravi vzrok
sedanje bede med delavci. Skrai-
nj cas- ie, da spoznajo delavci svoj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Skupaj 1251.0S
LEPA PRILIKA.

Iaradi odpotovanja IL Milwau-
kee p~rodajam hiSo S sedmimi So
bami, pohi5tvom in kuhinjsko O.
"a 1900 dolarjev. VeliGina
Tote je 30l2 y f2O. Zahtevam 100
dol. tak0i, ostalo pa ma lahke OBJ
roke. kupec maj sc takoj zglasi
phi - Leo Sagadin 1872 Manitoba
Street. - Milwaukee. Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Girard. Ohio.

oiidiu, OiIO, ONllldln van
malo svotico "a p~oveGanie Pro
%Ietarca'. cinema ma drugem me-
stu.) PoSlano sem nabral ma god,
nj vesclici druStva "Slovenski
Narod'. Stev. 1913 s. y. p. j.
Youngstown. O. Da smo Sc izbor-
no zabavali ma tel %prircditvi. hi
bilo odvet poSebej povdariati.
kljub vsem prijetnostim pa niSmo
pozabili ma "Prolctarca'' i'm ME
gcvega molicka. "Revez" ie ze
tako zdelan, la zaSluzi V polni
mcri pension. Pri vsei niegovi
>labo>ti ic danes zivahneiSi pri
U1rihanju kakor ic bill pred Teton
dnii. Kakor Sc ic i~zrazil. ie sedai
dobjl potrcbno prakSo in ga mic
kai ne vescli It'll pokoi pred sep
tembrom.
DruStvu Slovenski Narod Sc
Girardtani i>kerno zahvaliujemo
n uliudnoSt in poStreibo. - Po-
zdrav vSem socialiStom - Anton
Strah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

vicenih pomislekov, stopite v W.
sto zavednih delavcev, narcotic Sc
ma Proletarca samo "a pol leta in
spoznai bodete svojo zmoto; Cd
prl Sc DO pred vami now svet! -
B. Lombar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

polozaj in da gredo ma delo in
v boi "a svoje lastne koristi. Ia
torej soc. klub Stew. S3 v j. Lind,
lie vrlO naprej pc zacrtani poti.
V slovo klicem vsem prijate-
lem in znancm: Zdravstvuite! -
j. Skerjanc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Newburg, Ohio.

Is. Lombar.
Newburg, Ohio. Kot nekdan-
j kansaski premogar hocem ne
kolIko porocati o delavskem OF
banJu Y Kansasu.
hakor $ kaze. bodo sodrugi V
okraju, kjer zivijo slovenski pre-
mogarJi, izvolili soc. kongresma-
ma, 70 samo ma sebi kaze. da mo-
ralo biti delavci omega okraja "a
Vednl In dobro organizirani. Tudi
slovenski delavci so vedno V pr
vlh vrstah razrednega boia. o ce-
mer mas delavski list "Proleta-
rec najbolie prica, kaiti ia list
1e dobiti skoro V vSaki Hist in de-
lavcl "a Z naiveGjem zanimaniem
bero. Drug dOkaz IA zavednost
nash kansaskih sodrugov so Ste
vhni prispevki IA "moza z ba-
TOM. Vsled teh vrlin lahko Ste
.lemo slCv. naselbine V Kansasu
med naiboli razredno zavedne.
kar je vSekakor casino za naSe
kansaske SOdruge.
Slovenski delavci V Kansasu. lie
tako naprei pc zaGrtani poti. Ne
~uStraSite Sc nobenega truda. no
benin zaprek. nobenih zrtev. Va
Sc delo re sedai rOdi nailepSe sa-
dove, Sc lepSe pa bO. ko Sc bodo
VAN pridruzili tudi chi delavci. Xxi
so Sc nezavedni in malomarni "a
delavski boi prot i~zkoriSGeval-
MIN kapitalistom. Xxi V Svoii veliki
p~ozreSnosti ne pOznaio nobenih
mel V %rOpanju delavcev niihove-
ga zasluzka.
Letos so predsedniSke volitve.
NSi delavci imajo najlepSo prili-
ko, da prOteStirajo prot sedanje-
mu kapitalisticnemu siStemu 5
TEN, da oddaio svoje glasove "a
socialiStiGna kandidata. Iii more
Ia in tudi bodeta dobila toliko
glasov. da bodo nasprotniki "a
vSelei zgubili misel, da so social
.stjtni nauk; Samo prazne SAME
nekaterih prenapetezev. Zatorej
je IA vSeh dolznoSt. da storimo.
kar .ie Y nash moceh. da bo naSa
novemberSka zmaga kar naiSiiai-
ne.iSa,
Newburg .ie velika sloy. nasel-
bina. ki pa Sc vedno Spi Spanie
mracniaStya. dasi so ze vse njenc
seStre. kakor Cleveland. Collin
wood. Euclid. Barberton in druge.
prebudilc Y z~ivlieniu zayednosti
in napredka ter uStanovile cato
potrebne poStoianke - social
Stitnc klube, Tudi Newburg Sc
mora prebuditi in >topiti Y vrSte
drugih zavednih SLOW. naSelbin.
Ma delo torci. ma dan vsi oni. Xxi
cutie. da Sc VAN Y Sedanii Glove
Ski druzbi godi velika krivica. k.
sprevidi;e, da ste Vi. delayci. tiSti.
XII uStvarjate bogatStvo vSega svc-
Ia, Xxi u~v.devatc. da vas kapitali-
ST rupaio vaSega zasluIka. da do
bite nameSto cclega zaSluzka Sa
mo II pet;no tega, NSi. vSi ma
dan. Ma delO,
X skIepu Sc zahval.iujem svo-
Jim kansaskim tovariSem IA gan
1.-Two slovO. katerO so mi prircdili
in katero mi OStane V vednem
spominu. Pozdrav vScm citatc-
Lem "Proletarca"- Anton Tom
sic. 6014 Glass Ave. y. f.. Cleve-.
land. Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Moo z baton" z 80 nab. DO
Ia Moza z baton.

JugSlov. soc. klub. stew. 1 La Sal
Ie. III. $500
John Rogel. La Sale. Ill e.. 100
Ant. TomSiG. Cleveland. O. 80
John TomSiG, Cleveland. O. 100
\. Wershnig, Seattle. Wash. $50
T. Wcrshnig. Seattle. Wash. 100
JugOsl. Soc. klub V Wauke-
gan, I'll. 800.
+. Singer, Jenny lind. Ark. so.
Louis Yeller nabral pri soc.
klubu V Red Lodge. Mont. 5.35
+. Verbais, Forest City. Pa 80
V. Velca. Milwaukee. Wis. 50.
MOI z batom' z 83 nabiralno
polo. - Nabiralec: John Kocjan.
P~ittsburg. Hans:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
TISKOVNI FOND.

Pref izkazanih ........ $11556S
MOI z baton" 2 81 nabiralno
polo. Nabiral Jos. Fernando
ma Svatb. sodr. Mike Pretnaria Y
TellerSDringn. Ill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

MOI z baton" s SO nabiralno
polo. Nabiral Frank Hostnik V f..
Palestine. O.:
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

one year, which shall exceed two and
one-half percent of the taxable pro-
perty of such cityand no debt shall
ever be created by any city unless at
the same time provision be made to
assess and collect annually a suffl
cient sum to pay the interest there
on and creating a sinking fund of
at least two per cent thereon, and
providing further, that no city char
ter shall be altered, amended or re-
pealed oftener than every two years
Sec. 2-The Governor of this
State is hereby directed to issue the
necessary proclamation, submitting
thi samendment to the qualified vot-
ers of Texas at the next general ell
ection held in this State for other
purposes. then this proposed amend
ment shall be submitted to the quail
flied voters of the State. At such
election, those favoring the amend
ment shall have written or printed
on their ballots, the words: For
Amendment to Section 5, Article II
of the Constitution, authorizing cit
les Of more than five thousand in
habitants to adopt their charters by
a vote of the people," those oppos-
ing said amendment shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots the
words: Against amendment to
Section 5, Article II of the Constl
tuition, authorizing cities of more
than FIVE thousand inhabitants to n
dopt their charters by a vote of The
people" The sum OF five thousand
dollars or so much as is necessary
is hereby appropriated to pay the
expenses Of the publication Of this
for the election.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Legislature of the State, of Texas
Legislature of the State of Texas at
the next general election to be held
in this State. All persons favoring
said amendment shall have written
or printed on their ballots: For n
Six Year Term OF Prison Commits.
sioners" and those opposed to the
adoption of this amendment shall
have written or printed on their bal
lots Against a Six Years term for
Prison Commissioners.
Sec. 3-The sum of three thous-
and dollars ($3,OO0)or so much
thereof as may be necessary is here
by appropriated out of any funds OF
the State Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated TO defray expenses of pub
LEGATION of the Governors proclama-
ton submitting this proposed amend
ment.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
on. j. r.. No. 100 House Joint Rcso-
luton.

House Joint Resolution proposing
an Amendment to Section 8 OF Ar
dclc II OF the Constitution of the
state of Texas providing for cities
of more than five thousand (5OOO)
inhabitants to adopt their charter by
vote o fthe people.
BE IL resolved by the Legislature of
The State of Texas:
Sec. THAT Section 8 of Article
II Of the Constitution of the State
OF Texas De amended so as to hereaf
ter read as follows:
Sec. 5-Cities having more than
Eve thousand $4,000 inhabitants
may, by majority vote OF the quail
lied voters of said city at an cleo
tion held for that purpose. adopt or
amend their charters, subject to such
as may be prescribed by
the Legislature and providing that
no charter or any ordinance passed
under said charter shall contain any
inconsistent with the Con-
stituiiou OF the State or OF the gen
eral laws enacted by the legislature
OF this state; said cities may levy
may De authorized by law or by their
charters; but no tax for any pur-
pose shall ever be lawful for any
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

the State of Texas, regulating the
term of office of the Board of Re-
gents of the State University, and
other Board of Trustees OF Managers
heretofore or hereafter established
by law"
Sec. 3-The Governor of this State
Is hereby directed to issue the ne
cessary proclamation for said cleo
ton, and have the same published
as required by the law of this
State.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
OF. >. II. No. 22) House Joint Rcso-
luton.

A Joint Resolution proposing to a.
/ mend Article XVI of the State Con.
/ s,itution by adding hereto Section
5S, creating the Office of Prison
| Commissioners and making the term
of Office of the Board Of Prison Com
missloners six years, and making an
appropriation.
BE it resolved ty the Legislature of
the State OF Texas:
Sec. THAT Article XVI Of the
Constitution of the State OF Texas be
amended by adding thereto a new
section which shall be known as Sec
ton 5S and shall read as follows;
Sec. IS Cart XVD The Board Of
law with the control and manage
ment Of the State Prisons. shall be
composed of three members APP
pointed by the Governor, by and
with the consent of the Senate. or
whose terms OF Office shall be six
years, or until their successors are
nffNiAANA anu NudlliltNl pIohlutu
,h.. the oIDs ~ Office OF the Board
OF Prison Commissioners first ap-
pointed after the adoption OF this
amendment shall begin on January
20 OF the year following the adop-
ton OF this amendment and shall
hold office as follows: One shall
serve two years. one four years and
one six years. Their terms to be
decided by lot after they shall have
& ~o lied and one Prison Commits !
sioner shall be appointed every two
years thereafter. In case OF vacan- !
cy in said office the Governor of
this State shall III said vacancy by /
appointment for the unexpired term /
hereof.
Sec. 2-The Governor Of this State 4
Is hereby directed &C. issue and have
published the necessary proclama--
ton for the submission OF this pro-
posed amendment 10 the Constitution
of the State OF Texas to the quail
led voters for the members OF the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Sec. 4-The sum of five thousand
dollars $4,000 or so much thereof
as may be necessary is hereby APP
propriated out of any funds in the
State Treasury, not otherwise appro-
prihted, to defraw the expenses of
said proclamation, publication, and
election.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
or. J. r. No 81 House Joint Rcso-
luton.

An Act proposing an amendment t.
Article 16 of the Constitution of tn,
State of Texas, by adding a new sec
ton thereto, to be entitled "Sectior
30a" providing that the members o
the Board of Regents of the Stat,
University, and the boards of trus
tees or managers Of educational. ele
emosyuary and penal institutions OF
| the state. and such other boards al
have been or may hereafter be es.
tabllshed by law, may be elected OF
appointed for a term of six CD years
one-third of the members of such
boards to be elected or appointed ev-
cry two 90 years in the manner
provided by law. fixing the time for
holding the election, and making the
appropriation therefor.
BE il Resolved by the Legislature of
the state of Tcxas:
Sec. THAT Article 1G of the
Constitution be amended by ad ling
a new section thereto to be known
and designated as goa" and to read
as follows:
Section 30a-The legislature may
provide by law that the members Of
the Board of Regents OF the State
University and Boards of Trustees
or managers of the educational, ele-
emosynary and penal institutions OF
the State. and such boards as have
been or may hereafter be established
by law, may hold their respective Of.
fices for a term of six 60 years, one
third of the members OF such board
to be elected or appointed every two
90 years in such manner as the
Legislature may determine; vacan-
cies in such offices to be filled as
may be provided by law" and the
Legislature shall enact suitable laws
10 give effect o this section.
Sec. 2-The foregoing Constitu-
tional amendment shall be submitted
10 q vote OF the qualified electors for
,he members of the legislature. at
the next general election to be held
n this State, at which election, all
'oters favoring said proposed amend
nent shall have written or printed on
heir ballots: For the Amendment
Of Article 16 Of the Constitution OF
he State of Texas. regulating the
erm OF Office OF the Board OF Re
tents OF the State University and
'ther Boards OF Trustees or Manag-
rs. heretofore or hereafter estab-
lshed by law" And all voters oppos
d 10 said amendment shall have
irinted or written on their ballots
ne words: Against the Amendment
4 Article 16 Of the Constitution Of
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
2O39-712-4OO

2039-712-4OO
AMENDMENT TO THE
STATE CONSTITUTION PROVID-
ING THAT MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE
STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE
BOARDS OF TRUSTEES AND
MANAGERS OF THE EDUCA-
TIONAL, ELEEMOSYNARY AND
PENAL INSTITUTIONS SHALL
BE ELECTED OR APPOINTED
FOR THE TERM OF SIN YEARS.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
2O41-712-4OO

2041-712-400
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION AUTHORIZING
CITIES or MORE THAN 5000 ~
HABITANTS TO ADOPT THEIR
CHARTERS BY VOTE OF THE
PEOPLE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
2O4O-7I2-4OO

2UIU-I IE-4UU
AMENDMENT TO THE
STATE CONSTITUTION GREAT
ING THE OFFICE or PRISON
COMMISSIONER AND MAKING
THE TERM OF OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF PRISON COMNiIS-
SIONERS SIX YEARS.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Wanted-Boarder at $500 pr
week; nice rooms. Near Baptist
church Mrs. j. l.. Abbott
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

pile of don't
SECURITY be first thought Make
VIII danger PRINCIPAL
ANYTHING else yourself
watch It. Bank money Then IL will be SAFE
will than bonds yi
bring In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-12
HOUSE.


Met ut noon.
Ways and means committee an-
nounced dates of tariff hearings.
New York bankers continued to
testify before the money trust COM
mittec.
New Haven Investigation bearings
continued before rules committee.
Passed bill to repay southcrn'rs for
nropertv seized by government after
June 1865.
ReDreseutative Roddcnbcrry intro
duced Joint resolution To prohibit in
.terlnarriagc 81 negroes or persons ~
color and Caucasians. Adopted reso-
luton for holding recess from Decem-
her ! ath No January 2nd.
Secretary Stfnson told military af-
fairs committee plans for fertilization
of Hawaiian islands and guarding for
Panama canal
War department recommended 20
foot channel from Perth Amboy to
Arthur XIII. Ncw York harhor.
Secretary Fisher asked for 100000
for continuation ef Investigation "f
mineral reealirees OF Alaska. General
Pixbv army chief Of engineers. ask
ed appropriations sub-committee for
appropriation for great foriiiication
az can. iituiN. va.
Adjourned at a.ls "'riork f1is ar
fornoon until noon Thursday.