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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
Proposed by Initiative
Petition
SEVENTH. CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

SrSkS4e,.p CONSTITUTIONAL
ANENDMENT.
Aboli-hins tb. present state board Oh
,a,.,li<stion and prov sdine lar appoint
r,,ut nv the. governor. in leu at such
heard Of 4. -iaf.. tax roursi--ipn- and pre-
..r;b;,s The. number. qualifications. duties
and salaries nf the n-rub~r- thereof
p,o,,<sd ,fn.ninen, by initiative petition. to
a. ,fe Constitution OF Missouri. submitting TO the
80 o,-rx a.. the state Tor their approval reiec-
,,',n n the srnct1i .lcC;inn tn be he on the ines
Az next follow inc the nr>t MondIy IN N"Nemnet.
A ~ Tgil rrrcalink section N at articie y OF TIE
on.fitufion Of thc >st- 81 Mr. Ouft and enactins IN
Ken thereof a new scCtton ~ he kn"~n a. scS'ion
II. ereatink a state Tar COnnsssi"n
Re y,.ss:.EEr .E- rsssr Of re STATE 81 Nsssas''-
Srrt,.p Is The pscssnf >faf. bouri Of egi'i'if.'-
,o, hall be at,.lrshsd jsauafy ~ :piS and IN
its stead . state tar eommis'"n OF msnloe,s u
b.,rby created tn he appointed BY the governor.
vino shall IN the bcxirnIne appoint one m~uhet t"'
so wears, ore member Tor three years and one
member ior tnnr Year, and all snnsrGicht 'ek"lsi
appo,nincnts shall be tor terms 81 tour >sais shs
mill their sucCrS>ofs arc appointed ana aiIhhsu
IN. terms Of tho,e appreciated shalt tSxin februsr,
I>r lqll and the sIlary shall mot re less mar
& 40 IA per wear each M mcIfi cr shati az ths
same time bold any "'hcr >'Iie. irdcfai OF soNe'I
r,-,t,l T,>if,.,n or of,cc cccityc or app"'niiVe
xh,t h, the duty at >Iii C'nl'>>ion io see That th'
L.ws conc ming the aS>SSsnIvnt OF propc',y An'
The levy ant Cul'rrtt"u at tsNcs are tn'hhiiy en-
forced adjust anil c''''e NC VI ".'ii.'n ~ p'i
er,y arnnag the scvCf ~ C"untIcs AMI the Guy
{, .i>. anil tn r., torn such Other dutics As ma
be prescribed ~ law ,.:t,;o
Win the purpose anil in'ent ct tbs snlcndmsn
Sc,h;ns in thi> sincnimCut shall re construed
limit the iniiiafivs and referendum powers reserve
BY the people
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01

Ths brims II the new fall and win
ter hats are twisted and turned in ev
sry conceivable angle. says the New
Haven Journal Courier. one side %
vide and high % to completely hide
the crown and ofssn most Of the high.
81 trimming
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
PROPOSED By Initiative Petition.
NINTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.

Providiop fssr IevyinS and collecting.
on each enc hundred oeI,srs sssssssd
vssvation. . state tax 81 ten cents ses
the support u the public elementary
and hiah schoosS state normals, Lin.
ssse Institute ans the State University.
Proposed amendment TO the consiitu-
ton Of Missouri la be submitted to the
LEGAL voters II The state Of Missouri for
their approval or rejection at the regular
general election to bs held ON the Tues
t1y next following the frst Monday In
November. A. J.. 1919. providing for
revenue for the support Of public educa-
,io,. by adding g" article Y Of the Con-
xtItutinn one new section to b. known
a. section twenty eight 'zs). which Is in
Words aud figures a. foliows:
Section ~. y stat. tax IL ten cents on
each ..ns hundred dollars valuation shall
be annually levied and collected ON the
assessed value Of all property subject By
Law to taxation In this state. The pro-
DEAD. Of said tax shall he set apart In the
state treasury and appropriated BY the
,sen-rll assembly for the support and
me in,snaIee Of public elementary ana
s,ssa s-ho.,ls. state normal s-hools. Lin
so,n Institute. and The State University;
mt in no cs>e shall there he Appropriated
I..s than twenty-five psr cent OF sat1
proceeds to he used IN aiding public ~
me.,Ary and high schooA
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
Proposed BY Initiative Petition.
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEET.

Aboiishins the present state board OF
equalization and providing for appoint
nent oy the governor. in lieu Of such
board. OF a state tax commission. and
prescribing the number. qualifications.
duties and salaries Of the members
thereof.
Proposed amendment. 10y initiative De-
tiiivn. to- ala. state Constitution Of Mis-
~.'uTi sibmiiJin. To- Tie legal voters Of
the state f"r their approval or rejection
AT the general election L" b- held ON the
Tuesday next following the first Monday
in November. \ u. 1912. repeating SEC
Ii',n Il 81 article Of the Constitution
81 the state II Missouri aud -nscting in
.I.u Ih-T.'f new Secti"n Ia lee known
section II creating a state tax COM
isi~~I'rf.
81. it enacted 10y tie people Of the State
& Missouri
-svcs!"n i The present STATE. hazard Of
equalization Sii.'ii IT, abolished on Jan
1l..iN 5!>i. l"l.. and Ia it, stead state
IdN commission 81 three M, u,h-f> - here
icy created I" - appointed by the gov
.-ill1T. wh1 shall az Ii.- i.-SiausnS Appoint
s.tl.. ni.I,lls.-I Tor TWO S-stt>. "Ue m.InbeS
'"r th--- vars and "t-- .t-ins-T f"T four
reals add 81. ~.I'.~rr 'G- 81 reg 'ltr appoint
rl.-iiiS <i4,.i to- i"f trims 81 four wars
.,ilI Ui.fi then s.is'-v>-'it~ are appoint -
aud 'IIaliiI'd- Ti.- t"fmS ri these ap -
iHlifIf.-i ~itail hsgIn February list. ISL.
an! la. salary stall net b- less 49,.
50 insi 10 pr var Zach. M m~nsf-yC
-iB.n ~ th.- sam" tim" h"ii any sisef
sts.I.. federal 81 governmental I',ssiS.,n tr
..rfI' elective aII-t!fgiiN-. " xilau be
thu duty al aid commission ~ ss.. thai
thu ans cnur-rIIHg tile ssA>oment VI
l,fs,f.. TfN sud TIA. !-Ny and collection %;
iasN.-< are faithfully snf"t.,ssi. To- sdjts-
au.i -.fl.iliZe ~" valuation ii property
.u.afs-. TIL -.-l.',l .-suTti.~ and the city
Il - Louis. AMI g., perform such Other
iuIi.> u3.'y ~ prescribed by LAW
Tic g-il.T,i assembly shall prvy.ds the
b.. >ltfipu Es,'~S.rN To- -.-ctl- fuu and
.f.--.Ii.s .-..nII,iIEu,.- AIth ,is- surp.sse
.,tld i.i..ut sf lhI~ s'fIi' ii'irD-ist. Nothing
ia i'f.~ amendment ~'s-tl h. s.ss>trg~-t To
limit III'- ini'u,iiEs AMI referendum POW
els 81 ~ Tie pyJpl~,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND,
MENT.

MENT.
Providing Tor raising all revenue by
,.x.~ nm Land ;,b.r;,,,..- and fr,u.b;.cs
e..
iorpu"hS ~rrN"' ~''N'"P'"s """
taxation all prr-onsl property and int
n,,x.m.ut. All, i,,,i. ,.i,,i;.hi,s ,oII taxes
anu oe""pa''"" '">"- '"r fcN""h' P"r-
posses: sboli~hine The. constitutional lirs'it.'-
tiou upou tb.. RATES. ,,r t,x ,,fi.,u for stnt,.
county, sr"""' ""u ".""'sii p"'p"~"~
and providing that the laws regulating the
manufacture. up,I -,l.. ,,f iu,oxir,fiuc lin
a, AZ
uo's S'~" 'e""i" ""'''Su "ehe"s-
Proposed amendment. by initiative petition. to
the Constitution nj Missouri suhmtrns 20 the LEGAL
voters OF the of Missouri Tor their approval
rejection. nj the General election TO be held on the
Tuesday neSf following me hrss Monday m Nov
enbrr. A. d. 1912. by asiiink sections relating
to revenue and t1x7iion- to article n
n, H,nac,,L fEr hss.l, Of the STAFF of NtSSoHyi
Sec,,on l. Al! prorerty now subject to TAXATION
.b,Il he I,.,it,d Tor purpo,e, of taxation and Tor
.,r,n,,ioa FROM t,xltion as follows.
lIIx, On, sh ali incl,dr al personal property All
b,ndx aa6 c,,Ii s-c,ri.irs ri the stale and Of the.
,oI;,;r,I x,,h zrd un,.nicicaiitiex thereof
now or hereafter issued shall be exempt from ali
s,,rx ,t,r and Io., from md zfter the 1dopton of
.h;s .mrnd,nyn,. a,d II Other prrSo,aI pToperty
an he exempt from al t.xc< s,l.c and local in
.ssrrsr tqlt an, ,hrT-,,,r,- P,o-,{,J ina, noth-
;ns n III; amenemrn, shall be ron,fucd as limiting
or denyinS the po~ OF the state form Of
'fr,neh,,c privilege or inheritance
CIaSx ~, ,haIIincIude al improvements in or on
lands exeeps inn emeuS in or on lands now CT
emo, from taxation hy law In the years 1914 and
IaS an property in class two shall be exempt from
Al, ,aIe, state and local to the extent OF one fourth
OF The ass~~.ed value Of such properly in the years
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS OF
: HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI.

L. Frank L, Teller. County Clerk.
hereby certify that the following
Nominations for Township Offices as
shown by the returns of the Gen.
eral Primary, held August 6, 1912,
and filled by County Central Commit
tees. as the same appears on file in
the County Clerks Office and their
names will appear on the ballots for
the various Townships in Holt Coun-
ty, Missouri, to lie voted on Novem-
Der 5, 1912:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
Proposed BY Initiative Petition.
EIGHTH CONSTITUTIONAL, AMEND
MENT.

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ballots were AZ N"'eu i"' J"'' $40
az ,-Ilr eIau decide. ui.i,T ti.v Jaw aud
a, -, -. ut.tb., An, mai t,tIInf- have
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=, ,.,,,....,,t.,,, aud oral eyI.
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deiicc ue1si1efeu "s 'H- s'"''' '' $50
other s.sDpS,rleut rNii"st'~. M. NC ihiSs
-, ~. ,,.i-s AT Law
o"e'" va INV $3.50 .,.
srS.d Jr1. lea az" i"N'>uss"oA W
-I,,tivus ~ stp.N. provided. shall 10
,., N, any ,-itv
s''ed III e~'
win goNefnm-i''' !""~Pehoe"' VI NV
county. d, the SrAeTs Judges throughout
-, "a, s.II Grand
TIE s'A'e e'"p""" "
yurI-s. within thHiS days si'ei eath seh-
-r.i election. 81" II q Judicial circuit or
--,--,,I committees
di-trict - ''"Pu ~
then at the next term al ih- eouit tasie
Altar SIM, grand I'M shall take the
-, -, r.,,, ;,,,x
place Vi 'es"a'
low prov id.I for by Law 4" HNesusa'e
~-,;.,, ,,,I far other purpo~ss and
-, -. III t,- ,ox
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Srs as o., Investigations Anu ths Hhcie'-
-, -, ..c.nders for f-lonIvs and mis-
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
For Constable. Liberty Township.

For Constable Lincoln Township:
CHARLES *. ADKINS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
IL BARRELS
OF LIQUOR FOR OWN
USE, SAYS MACONITE

MACON. GA Sept 9.-Chief Of po-
ice GaaBnfA pdFy qeirefSd sto p. j.
MeNeis. "a saloon Keeper twelve BAR
rels of hish-grade whisky valued a,
$500, which were Seized by policeman
on Friday night McNeHs claimed the
liquor declared he had ordered it for
his personal consumption and threat
ened to contest the chiefs right to seize
and hold it. The city attorney ruled
that unless he chief had evidence OF
sale or Of tine whisky hsyiug been kept
in 4 place Of business, the goods.
though possibly intended for an Illegal
purpose should be surrendered to the
claimant.
policeman was going through an
alley late a night when he stumbled
on dray loaded with the liquor. When
the negro liver fed the policeman took
the liquor to the police barracks and
un oaded it,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
NEGROLODCEMEN
IN CONvEN TON
Governor Brown Welcomes the
CoIored Odd Fellows of Ma
ton Gathered at Armory.

The Grand United Order of Odd Eel
lows of America negro organization.
began ITS sixteenth annual convention
today with welcome addresses by pub
lie officials of Georgia and Atlanta and
responses from their own delegates.
The six days session opened at the
Auditorium It II O'Clock, with the vel
come address by Governor Joseph NJ.
Brown.
Governor Brown talked of the impor-
lance of the national meeting and spoke
of the work the lodge has done for the
race. He extended a welcome to the
delegates and wished them a successful
meeting. E. H. Morris. of Chicago. re-
sponded TO the address
Following the talks, MAYOR Court =
la nd 5. VIM, representing the city.
MADE an address of welcome. Others
WAC spoke were w r. Morris. Of the
supreme court of the lodge welcome
address in behalf of the ODD Fellows of
Georgia, Dr.. c. T. Walker; in behalf of
the households of the city. Lucille Den
nls. DR.. William F. Penn spoke for the
odd Fellows of Atlanta.
Henry Lincoln Johnson. registrar of
deeds of the District of Columbia. pre-
sided at today session filing the place
Of the grand master E. II. Morris, of
chicago. Henry Lincoln Johnson is
known to Atlanta people as one of the
Republican leaders of Georgia
DO. Several thousand delegates are at
tending the convention Many of them
arrived IN Atlanta last night from the
North. East and West, and today spe-
cial trains from various points in
Georgia Brought others At the close
of the convention an excursion train
will carry the delegates to Tuskegee.
Ala, where the large negro school is
located
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
ales of Horror
Told to Senators

FL. PASO. TEXAS. Sept with
the Intention of forcing the United
States TO intervene in Mexico. the reb-
e.S IN Sonora are now combining their
operations TO besiegins towns popu-
lated largely ny Americans or are
working on the United states Do.der
ralding into Arizona and New Mckee
and generally conducting themselves so
as 10 insult Americans in every posi-
bic way They declare they viii con-
tinuo this policy.
The coming 90 United States Sena-
tors William A. Smith and \. b Fau
to Investigate the Mexican situation
viii have It's effect upon the policy Of
the American government it is be-
Haved. in serving 10 give Washington
authorities Information on true condi-
tions IN Mexico.
senator Smith spent sunday taking
testimony. and today exp essed himself
as hooked at the stories of the out
RACES told by Americans. Two Mor-
mon eills told of the b"uta, murder OF
then. father by Mexicans while the ia
Their was trying to defend the daugh-
tiers
julius Romuer. president OF the Mo-
mon colonies detailed the disarmins OF
the colonists and the lootng Of then
bones Mining men. plantation oNueus
lauchmcn and others are giving the
committee large list Of abuses OF
Americans
The American border is excited to-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
GEORGIA GIDEONS IN
SESSION AT AUGUSTA;
l. ATLANTANS PREACH

AUGUSTA: GA. Sept. 9-The Gideons
Of Georgia held their annual meeting in
shg1sta yesterday$ Leading hideons con
Quoted the services sin all OF tie pTomi-
nent churches here. At O'clock yester-
day afternoon the Gideons had a bust
ness meeting
At the ST John Methodist yesterday
mornig c. F. Burge, of Atlanta, con-
Quoted the service
At the ST. James Methodist \. ?. TODD,
also of Atlanta, made the address of the
occs sion.
w. w. Williams, another Albanian, was
at the Second Baptist.
The welcome address at the meeting
Yesterday afternoon was delivered by DR..
H.. NJ DuBose, of this city, and was re-
sponded to by Edgar Oliver, national vice
president of Atlanta.
Last night at ST. John Methodist the
religious services were conducted by the
visiting CidcOnS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
GIRL A SUICIDE;
EMP LOYER HELD
Birmingham Mans Story That
He Met TyplSt Accidentally
Being investigated.

Roy ID Whitehead. an insurance man
from Birmingham, IS held today in the
Do}iues station for cxaminationsfoho =
ing the saiciGe of yA1iss Claire Cameron,
of Columbus, WhiIe with Whitehead ia
tha Terminal station last night. The
gin drank a bottls of carboic acid in
the corridor Of the station last night
Just after SAYING good bye TO White
head, who turned caught her in his
arms, and aided in nurrying her ito
Grady hospital, where she died few
moments later.
Whitehead told tire police today that
Miss Cameron was a stenogr apher in
his Birmingham Office tnat she had
left eight days ago on a vacation trip;
that he came to Atlanta on business
and met the gir by accident Yesterday
in the Terminal station and talked
If shop affairs there Whitehead says
he had no intimation of anything
wrong
Whitehead is the agent for the
Standard Home COMPANY a Birn1ing :
ham. He is married and has one ch{1d
He appears to be about % years old.
Girl Came Here Three Days Ago.
The girf came TO Atlanta three DAYS
ago and registered a the Terminal ho-
tel. Employees there. say she was quiet
and reti-ing, spending most Of her time
in her room and having ne callers. She
registered as from Birmingham but she
mad iH5her bag a card bearing the name
of E II. Cameron .Cofuinbus Ga, ana
the police think Columbus is her home.
Whitehead says he believes she came
from Columbus.
1t is believed the girl was without
funds. She paid he@' bill Of Sc at the
hotel yesterday afternoon. and when
her bag was opened after her death
only so cents was found
The night niktr6n az the Terminal
station says sRes noticed Whitehead
and the girl talking in the waiting room
and they seemed TO be intimately ac-
quainted .'i
E. II. Cameron brother Of the dead
girl arrived today from Columbus. and
had the body Of his sister removed to
the undertaking parlors of P. J. Bloom
held 1t is probable that an inquest
viii be held in the chapel there late in
the afternoon, Funeral arrangements
nave not been made -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
TAFT REMOVES TWO
POSTMASTERS WHO
SUPPORTED TEDDY

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Sept 9.-A
special to The journal from Washing
ton SAYS.
Because they supported Roosevelt in
'"o national Republican convention at
Chicago, Byron TrammeI postmaster
at po,han. Ala. and j. 3. Daughtry.
postmaster at Hartford, Ala. have been
removed from office by President Taft.
Il is assured that Trsmme' viii be sue
eeeded by J, w. Renfro. and that j. y.
Charcey viii replace Daughtry. Tram
nell and DausHuy were the only TWO
Alabama delegates to the chicago con
'enuon Who stood by the Bul Moose.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
CAVALRY GETS PERMIT
TO ATTEND STATE FAIR

MACON. GA, Sept 9.-The war de.
partmcnt has granted permission for
Troop \ Of the Eleventh United States
cavalry to appear at the Georgia State
fair in Macon next month. The troop
will hike" from Fort Oglethorpe. at
Chickamauga park. to Macon. leaving
on October / and camping en- route.
They will spend two days in Atlanta.
During the fair the cavalrymen will
give daily maneuvers and exhibitions Of
horSemahship. They will be under the
command of Captain f. NJ. LearN. Troop
\ is possibly the governments most
famous caNalrN command
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
Girl Ca me From Boston.

COLUMBUS, GA. Sept 9.-Miss
Claire Cameron. who killed herself in
Alfalfa last. night, lived in Columbus
until two mouths ago, going to Biz
mingham with her father and mother,
Her father John A. Cameron was'for-
merly superintendent of transpeftat ion
Of the Columbus Railroad Company
She has two brothers in Columbus. Earl
II. Cameron. paymaster of the Eagle
and PheniX mills. and Roy Cameron. of
the Majestic theater
Miss Cameron was twenty years old
and came to Columbus with her par
ents ten years ago from Boston. She
was held in nigh esteem by large cir
Gle of friends.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
MOB THREATENS TO
LYNCH MAN JAILED
FOR KILLING FAMILY

DECATUR. ALA. Sept 9.-Because
MOB that gathered around the Jail a..
huntsville. Ala. last night threatened
to lynch VIII Lacy. accused Of the
murder Of Samuel Smith, Mrs. Smith
ana their tour-Near-old child the pIfs-
oner was removed to another county.
today. special guard vas kept at
Che jail unul the prisoner was taken
aNaN. The mob remained at the jail
until daylight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
assssssssssssssessssseess'
f: Six Miners Failed to
: Wear Union Buttons;
Il 1000 Go on Strike

POTTSEILLE. PA. Sept. 3
One thousand miners went on
strike at the Lehigh Coal and Nay
.gation Company's No. 10 colliery
at Coal Dale today because half a
dozen mine workers failed to wear
union button when the miners
appeared for work
This was button day at the col
. Iiery. and the wearing of a button
indicated that their dues had been
paid for the quarter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
CORN 82.1 PER CENT ON
SEPT. |. SAYS u. S. REPORT

WASHINGTON. Sept. "A repor.
issued today by the crop reporting
board, department Of agriculture esti-
mates the condition Of crops on Sep
TENDER as follows
- Corn, SCI; spring wheat 9o.S.. fal'
wheat, $40; oats. 92.3 barley $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-09
Mrs. OFT Charges Cruelty in
Suit for Divorce Against
Her Artist Husband.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 9-The stlangest
romance Of modern times has gone the
way Of too many modern romances.
and Mrs. Ralph Chesley OFT is suing
for divorce from the artist whom ahe
married q little more than two years
ago and whom SIZE said she had met
and loved some 5000 years before that
in Egypt
In that far age she was the Princess
Amneris and he was an artist in the
employ OF the naughty Pharaoh, her
father II was a case OF love "A first
sight, according to Miss Jane Schauf-
fert. the reincarnated Amncris and an
artist model. They met, but alas, They
could not marry owing to difference Of
rank.
But in the year Of grace 1910 out in
Missouri things differed from the Egyp-
tan order. Let OFT describe the meet
ing between the Princess Amneris, now
Miss SchauTert. and himself.
He had returned from a commission
to study the ancient architecture Of
Egypt by E. G. Lewis. who desired its
reproduction in University City, Mo,
where he saw his bride to De.
At the time Of their marriage in ST
/ Louis they described their unique sit
uation After speaking Of the strange
| day dreams Of Egypt that mad been
his. Mr. OFT continued:
Met in Pyramid.
! ALWAYS there was the Princess Am
ners. who is nov my bride. We met in
/ the queens chamber OF the great pyrs =
mid rhat vas the beginning Of our
/ love. In the evenings ! met her in the
palace gardens and together we would
| wend our way TO the river. where she
would throw sWeetmeats to the sacred
crocodies
Il recall night tnat brought great
/, TRAGEDY 10 my life. Pharaoh discovered
vs.: there we're torches, and guards who
seized me. After that my impressions
are IazN J can recall wandering about
through a sandy waste with strange
peop,e-aud that is ALL And now.
when ! saw Jane SyaAuffert entey the
fqueens chamber something inside NE
seemed to snap and 1 Was back in an
otent Egypt AND in the presence OF the
Princess Amneyis
"lt was the same face. the same fig
ure as that Of my dream pginccss-the
princess that | had loved in those days
SO long, long past. and when she told
me Of her strange impressions Of q
previous existence. knew and know
now that We did live together 5000
years ago
Thus Spoke the Bride.
Mrs. OFT vas quite as firmly con-
WINGED OF is,
y know as surely &C am alive
now that 7 lived before thousands oi
Years ago in Egypt she said. 4 was
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Ralph Chesly OFT ...>.c. - Artist .
Jane Schautfert D., 81. 81. .1 T.. o.. Model .
They first met. she as Princess .
Amneris, he as an artisan, in the .
great Pyramid. 3oSa g. c. .e 9
They loved but we're unable to .
wed, owing to differences in rank. .
Reincarnated, they met again at q
University City. Missouri, in 1910 q
A. D. ... .
They were married on Feb. 5, q
1910. sure of eternal happiness. q
after 5000 year wait. Q
But 5000 years Of idealization q
were as nothing to TWO YEARS q
and SIX MONTHS of actual mar. 9
riaae-So SHE SUES FOR Of. q
VoRCE. ,... ..... .