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psrsoa attending The summer Normal
ochooL The executive conmittes o.
the soards Il County cemmissionsrs Of
the several counties OF the state tns
nu%Ssr sna a..:s 81 TIE R srsops sr an
their respectiys counties. and y shan
be the duty OF the county commission
srs Of The county wa:ss such e SsfssssSess
for each person 70 csrtified.
Sc. 4. This mensy, togsthes Wi Win
~ sssS fSE shs S1o
and All special appropriattone for the
".S42S.d e ; sSs ssss ra
msr Nornsl schooi Tsnd."
sunsssr Normal schooi District shsil
hs kcgt separate for ths use Of inst
Sc. 8. The state Auditor ihall.. upon
the order Of the president Of the board
Of trustees Of the state Normal school
At Greeley. countersignsd BY the sec
man 81 Z the s1sensive comn;ittss Of ths
Summer Normal School District 10
Who's, favor the v y.na {, y =. e srs.s.
ursr Of the dsstGnsted district; Pr9-
vidsd, That moneys Appropriated @ COL,
bssics IG shs Gni bs ussa Tor no ohsT pSs
pose than the legitimate expenses OF
ryinE out the provisions Of tails act, the
sum Of five thousand dollaFs 3t.oee.ee)
10 hereby Appropriated from the gen
wise appropriated, to be. used ~ the
Trustees Of the State Normal School ~
Greeley for the maintenance OK Bun.
msr Normal Schools In the designated
sc. G All sections and parts Of seq
.iens u eenfiiot with this act are here
go Ia the opinion Of the General
Ar: :. Aes .s s. IN sss. rom
and after Its psssAGe.
Approved June :. 1914.
tary Of stafs on the Fourth day Of Al.
gust. A p. 1911. At 4:a7 o'cloek. P;M
In Testinony Whereof. I have hers.
seal Of the q ate Of Colorado. at the
the City Of Denyer, this First DAY OF
JAMES B. PDARcE.
(DEAL1 sscrstary Of state.
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AA3sksASH -
Notice Il hereby given. that a. the
Fifth day Of November. A. D. 1918,
snsss w' Of oe the STATE Of coiorsdo the
question OF amending the Constitution
Of said State.
The authority for submitting. such
Of the regular Session Of the Eight
words and figures. foiiowinG. viz:
Al fE Asp e ERE sssa q s. It'll It'll sEHHG
OF COLORADO AN AAENDIENT TO
4IoN 81 ~ Fs Of sr 1HR e 81 c5o
Be II Enactsd by the General AssswSsy of
tAs State Of colorado:
Hection 1. That there shall be sub
ststs su Of Il COLORADO. Al the next sensral
election for members of the Cen
sral Assembly, for their approval or
tSs coDstitn ns Of the ssase " Colo
RADIO. which, when ratified by ma.
1ority OF those voting thereon shall
namely: sse.ion - Of Article Ky Of
RADIO shall be A. follows:
p.ns sa j: Any sr sH%
engaged In the state In smelling.
sampling. refining. reducing. mill
gArded a. engaged In. . business
affected with 9 public interest and
Section 2. Each eieetor vetinE =.
for or aGainst a1Sd. amendment, shall
deposit In the bslBt box for his ballot.
wherein shall be printed the words,
"For the amendment concerning mills
and shelters" and "AEainst the
shelters" and shall indicate his choice
by placing 2 cross (xl opposite one or
Section 8. The votes cast for the
adoption or rejection Of said amend.
ment shall be canvassed and the result
determined by the laws of thS State
for the canvass of votes for Represen-
tatives In Congress.
Filled In the office of the Secretary
of State this Fifth day OF June, A. d.
I'm Testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
Seal Of the State or Colorado. at the
the City Of Dsnysr. this First day of
October. A. D. i AN a puAncr
ISEAL1 Secretary of State.
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(sEAL)
HOUSE BILL NO. sA LAWS 1911.
THE STATE OF COLORADO ny Pc

TuON OF NEEEGh0MUVAs
Notice u hereby. given. mat at the
Fifth day. OF November. A D. lsi3
s Electors Of = the STATE Of coiorsao. To-
s shilE NJ g. Which HeS:s sl We
s:5ess 70 y n' as 81 Ct ss
Ss,. e sSs s.. g q doss.S
AND filsd in the offies Of Secretary q
FIJI 1sii q Sn i rs oeIecs e.. = 'un'
Act q Found il Section of Hitisis :
e sns fs &:
ana Referendum.
HOUSE BILL NO, g; X; LAVE e, 1911. ~! a
Fill F2R AN s MGT TG DsF NoRazH
oasaaASNIzz1ATliSSS. S9NTRSls nc MA 1E
4 4eAaEsRs AMP eg hHaEFnN1 NoRM a.
T SHE sdAfs Of SgiSRxSRS ASS
TTMAEEREFoR.
. .s x f Hsss's q Selossss: A'''''s y
Ing and nsintaIninE' Ts.shsrs. sum
msr Normsl ssh sooI Districts IT. and Sun
The Northern Colorado DistrIct shall
consist of the counties of Weld, LOGAN,
sss..lsk rhi1,p' 1s%a w.,6,nsaon
Jeffer:on.- Clear Greek, Boulder, diipin.
Rsn1s district ssai cons hs
Fremont. FL Paso. custer. Pueblo.
Psowera. BAG. and Kioxs: the saI;
Luis Valley District shall consist OF
The COUNTS. Of costllla. Censjos. Rio
sIst Of the counties Of Archulets,. San
s sasn "a R. s ssa d sS Rs'Ssss
counties Of Gunnisen, .chsffse. Lake.
Delta, Montrose. Hinsdsie and Ouray:
the Northwestsrn COLORADO District
shall consist q the counties of Grand.
Sec. !. 4 Summer Normal School for
the Instruction Of teachers and those
to tss a not ss, f tssn .s
District Of the state. The county super
School Dist rict shall annuaiiy elect not
more than three of their number az an
executive committee. The board Of trus-
greeley, together with this Committee,
shall employ all Instructors determine
the time ana pseSeo Or ana each
other functions Of = managing Board
for said Summer Normal school Dis
tricts; PROVIDED That the Summer
School for the Central Western Colo
RADIO District shall be held at GunnIson,
ern Colorado District shall be held at
Greeley. Provided further. that any
school Of college Grade located in any
offer courses for teachers which. IL
patisfact orv. to the governing board OF
said District shall be accepted as full
filling the minimum requirements for
the training of teaChSF8
Sec. 8. To defrHy the expenses of
said Summer Normal Schools, q reris-
tration fee shall be collected from each
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Trsssaisr: such rspers shsii g ~
sources aH ' snd amounts aS q ii mossys =.
ostvsd during the period covered By the
Bscsion =. Fund. lodsed With The
are not crsAitable to the general rev.
s e nay y e ~ 'A law as.sasssd fos pars
sSsii not BE- dspositsd IN me treasury
shall IL Be Ssid BY the ssts Trsssursr
;asa e. sSnss az sy :: ..S
Or r1 Ssrsafts S' Vested v it, satsority %
e g. ssDss :sa 70 ss ssfsr ::
sss.iea s: Eoshias y sai. act vt. :A. y,
the University Of Colorado q The q:
r.qsy and a !. e sss Only only
s ss q &. ..S
To: To: On " y.s sss 3 AZ
to az dnaS o. 81 70
the e ' plosisions q applied x sueh iunas,
officers, department. Or institution. and
as q : e s sa. ias:
i've. n. y.sios. sssSsils%snts ssins
r.s ssetase .s'!z Hsss Is.
wh,ss ,:cs ssss nay ma form g so e.
ssis:. permits Or nensys from sny
Ss se 3: :nss.a fo 70
form from the General public, shall
IL. r sSsis sssan.r sh.i
& sss:ins bosE: Itch :h;i, ?. pSel,,ss
receipts 10 expressly authorised. the re-
s s:l' b, ot ass p
titicn In any form Whatsoever. except
BY BY the issuss. FOR every sum OF money
whatsoever received BY such public Of
ficer, buroau. Department Q. instisu.
printed thsreon. shail foley next after
e: :. f ss. out Il enc orr q
sncs Of each rscsipt shall be accom-
dapiisats similarly num1srsd and con-
iorms whish may e ca ..ssl,;, :, q q
for, but shall bs pressrvsd With the
stub and % designatsd ~ c4ncellsd or
sn srs e: .s S' e s sss
posit meneys or funds - provided In
this .aet. Or failure 70 report - pro.
vidsd for hsrein, or The expenditure %
:s:y Rsss f;:s ss2 sasiR.
Wilfnl false Statement Under oath In
any report required herein. or the vio-
lation OF any OF the provisions Of this
act. shall q deemed . misdsmsanor:
oxcool ono year, and evefy fnemhof OF
\ beard on eon1ssoio0 which may Be
In Default shall ~ Doomed individually
liable u asosntinG theroto.
,. y wissi,y ssss,s ~ p.se
It's sof ssaii IS labs g the People
In . penalty ef enc Per cent. thersse
for each d s,yy - .e assnu fii.d tbs o a.
tornsy General upon request OF the
affect the duties Of any County Treas
ul ssesion ). All acts ana parts Of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
section 10. In the opinion Of the
sss as .sa 8 %
and effect from and after the date Of
sS:eSs;dT I'm; I, u, ISL a,,,,.. :, ...r..
I'M TESfINONY WHEREBY. I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the state of Colorado. at
oet''e' JAMES B. PEARcE.
(eNAL) Secretary of State.
AnRysa
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c16E1 cYzNfbG FRoCGa9Ee
GH;aTA5N Hn1f{3ynxMT1 MyH a4
VIDE 4 FHkAI4x HoR THE VIC.
LAT!oN pr TAn RnoyIgI0ES o.
1895, APPROVED NARCH u. 1895.
AMP ALL OTHER ACT1 AND
WITH THIS ACT"
- ~ 1saeted ~ ~ 0sssrs Aess~sss u
a. ttsss Of Csssge1e:
Section I. EmHlcymsnt n All 11dee.
ground mine4 undsrgrouna Workin9S.
open CUT Workin69s open pat Nor
es sss nils. eSiorisssisn sse.
csssss. cyanlds grocssses apd ccse
ovens. - nereoy dectSreo 20 Pc inae.
rious to health ana dangerous 10 sfs
ena h9n rs ~. ..,n =, .rnn,ox.
msnt OF men woykfng in All under
groNn0 mineS. nnasrgrounn MorGaSss
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HOUSE BILL NO. - LAWS 1911:
THE STATE OFF COLORADO DY Pc


Triton OF REFERENDgn.
General Eisction to 30 held on the
Fifth day Of Noysmbsr. A. ,n 2. a LII.
filed electors Of the state Of Colorado:
for their approval or rejection, HOUSE
fsrrsd to the PEOPLE Of the. state of
colorado by Petition of Rsferendum.
number q sisnstHres }s o,o Of shs l s,.i1
verified in accordance with law and
filled. In the office of Secretary Of state
on The Second day of June, A. D. 1911.
The authority for. submittinE such
AIT il found In gection of Article 8
Of the Constitution OF tho state of
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
i HousE Bill No 4s. LAWS OF 1911.
"A Bill. FOR AN ACT TO REGu-
LATE AND LIMIT THE HOURS OF
ENPLOYMENT IN AL u ndIIS,
WoRKiNas OPEN CUT Wo HIs
iN9A rr 3sEf RnpHu5r r MoE WosRs.
STAMP MILLS. CONCENTRATING
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ssy.nnED 70 r. ESesSy1 v O.
III Ti4so s1e 81 g SIssDTi
0enersl Eiecticg 20 Ss nsis en Ws
there viii BE- submit "a 70 re- syHs ~ tsa
eiectors Of the 6saSs , OF sHMHA III
,h ssI sRpr9sssssi Glitch ssnss: Bill vas
referred to the People q me staiS OF
Colorado by Petitt9n OF hsfesendlam.
number 81 .iEnaturss $50 Of the lsgai
ysrifisd IN aceordanSSs VIZ ~ ~ st aHc
on the Tifsh day q Juas, =. .. 1911.
ct ii:se o'ciocE. ,...s....-,. :. IL
All IN = found i IL ssst,on ! 81 AssisiS !
Of the COMMUNION ~ ttnnss JstMsy, o.
Colorado, provldine tor tse 4hIstVs
srNATr BILL NO. ass, Lava 1911.
a BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING
fuBLIc EuNPs REIoM@IM1 ~
ThSFfA1RrTMH Tnnn r. bAu n III OH:
GnR THIREot. PRovIDiNQ FOR
rrhhiHpTTi nMsa53W iTHpRAWAL ASp
F K6R9 pHnNNIrf II FOR FOR THE vIof.x.
T T19N 81 HHHhRRriN. ov1iNs e
1.1 s sssss q 5s.s.ses: !.
h.1e sSsio dae.ixnstsd a. the custo1isn q
III monevs bsionrinx 10 the STATE Of
Colorado or to any Institution. bureau.
or oepa1fS5,m snnro 0 iStions Seretofore or
Ssrs.ftsr maze shall BE- Withdrawn
from the hands of the state Treasurer
Such appropristions are Incurred and
inc m pwithSrnWsi Of funds from the
Treasury snn,l y *, i tns pupposs of az.
po.itinx such money, IN bang. or with
Psesisiea: & "a. sss (. ;a: a. e:
priauona4 suS ~ no' .tsts inatitusions
whsthsr continuing Or bienniai. Or e
form , o. SSsif from the Ssnersl funds or
from any. special o. limited FUND.-. md
All e1psnditurss from funds in the
Soosn nriv mon sho is.usncc az
1nnchsr. zee Certified or approyed by the
person. persons. officer or institution
having control and drs Ssa%n Of sSsa
!unS' t1nd. T. Sccnrdsncs thsrev}th Nv
NC. NC at tuna nHattor
esSti6h g. .,a ,,nn., IN stitution. ~ IN
Sna.'sD ,hi - S>rtvs mnnev rrom twi<tnn
stAte' wnnt,,hMtinn. or 'tha .sSn a
products. or from any other q soS a,S:.
In ~ ~ ~ st.ts who derive ar -,
III. monsv. from fess tarea saisa.
psnsl.iss, licsn.s::, permits. ,I-. q eta:f
sonrce., ~ SnnSs 9TH ths ststa Trszs.
POST suC g, .tt ra; therenr I'M v.rsons
cssh. fes and other funds above de-
ecripeo snsn ~. unsricsrs pSavtr
mini.nea p AZ Az oUix Nv va,chsrs ~
snorlsy 20 a. sScve described. n ehaii
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tn es CITY 81 to 81 b.nxsr' tbs Frat Day o.
lsEALl Secretary Of STATE:
-cu-. .,.,---o !, ,.v. mn,
nEEE y a.! 70 I'll q. f fSS ax r ~
EAn STAIH 0S Gy.0 lily
notes . Is h.rsDy. si!ss. Ts:s :. n.
general Injection 70 e. nslo On M w
Efth Gay Of Movempsr, - D,i,,.S
:I:ssor: e sss sss: & GoiorsSs,, iS Z
&. vs .da, aS s ,S Sl sac "a: J,
containing more than the EequisNe
1Ss.s: q e ts.s ssss Is 81 duly
isa Is the a oes q q
e rs! III o.sioes (; i a =. = -. 800
Ast e found A. 's.ies I Of A a,t,a 3 :
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
and Rsfersn9um; ,.,, 4
HOUSE BILL No ~ ~. r dsA sMra lyu src =
TONY sSSi, AND essS, OF TEE ne
yiaED gTATuTE5 OF & III nyGS
Or RxAa1fNATioNs FOR TEACH
ERE GERTIFICATEs. AMP QUAIL
TcHT IS,s !, 81 =. TG sisssEss s:e.. .,
section 1. That ssction 5sS1. Of the
s.s.Sts; q si IsSs = 3
rss Sc =; s, s1.ioc On tn. third THURSDAY in
aaa Mssn IN : s.sh
IN y "a S' Of ~. who s sssll have COM
ost,ss few T. Hs Ssn9o Or
.isnss aa Tho are dss,rS.s Of Ra: .oms
/ =
s ssSs Il tho county. Or "a cAss
ss:Ts /. n0 sass notice e n:
may by him - deemed necessary. At
which time he shall examine all such
:r,t Il Sfishg Hknsis srsmmaT
9soErsphy, history and Constitution Of
the United statss and the constitution
oey, natural sciences. theory and prac.
tice Of teaching, and the school law Of
state e Msn 'ssl e "a sd S%. sE,
and agriculture ana horticuiture for a
smination shall s1tend 70 such add
tionai branches Of study a. are to be
f tSs com d ns 70 teach and Of the
good moral character Of the applicant,
shsii siys, :Ssh .Rn,isEsn1Is esr.ls,
lion. but he shall not issue = certifi-
cate except one Of like grade unless
| ne Applicant be examined ct the regu-
ever. In case OF emergency. recognise
county teachers' certificates Issued In
this ~ ofher states by endorsinE there
| on inc word GOOD until the next regu-
! lar county examination; Provided, That
i the certificate 90 endorsed shall be In
msnt ma ahaii not 30 renewed, ex-
tended. nor show Z previous endorse
ment thsroon. II the attendance upon
m ,examfnatiou At the county seat
shsll work q EreAt hardship to five or
nnncsintsndent may provide for such
tsscher or teachers to take the EXAM
insfinn Al some convenient place, and
the county euperint ondent may appoint
ZONE suitable pers6n to conduct such
Z. ecn aS ts
Stittsn snswsra 81 each Application.
such rser1on shall be entitled to five
SES dofiars per day for conducting such
srsmination. and such services shall
81 certifisd By the county superintend-
sec That section 1894. OF the Re-
v,ssS atatutea OF Colorado, 1903, be
mn the name II hereby amended TO
resd A foiioWs:
Sac. 1854. Tho certificates issued by
liza wrsSe. distinrnishsd A. first. sec.
ond ma third The first GRADE certifi.
cats. .haii he valid for three years and
MSy IA renewed by the county superin-
fenasnt Of the county In which il was
certificata shall be Issued to any person
Tho has not had al least eiEhteer,
w.ers 81 profe ssional traininr in 4 rec
oSniHed teachers' traininE school and
fhree terms Of not less than six months
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28

given back their tickets, marked SO
that they could 60 on a later train
this evening when the track is
clea<ed. Some who did not wish to
wait, went to the Vandalia station,
and by that road to Hibbard, and
then got train to Argos about one
o'clock. Though they had the
tickets, they cCuld not be taken to
Hibbard by the Lake Erie & Western
train, as that road could not carry
them unless they were going be-
yond.
Mrs. M. E. Martin of Empalme,
Mexico, is here staying with the
family of her brother, p III. Ryan,
engineer on the Milk train. She
come away. She is suffering from
advice of President Taft that as a
measure of safety it would be well
for Americans of all classes, especial
ly women, to get out of that country
for the present. Mrs. Martin s
husband is a railroad man on one
of the Mexican lines, and did not
come away She is sufferig from
the cold in this climate, the change
being very great, and besides she
was snow bound coming from Ell
Paso for FIVE days, which made her
feel the cold more than otherwise.
She went with two of Mr.. Ryan e
daughters to Fit. Wayne today to
visit sister.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28

Albert Pence was In town a few
hours today Albert is an old resi-
dent of Marshall county, having
lived north of Plymouth most of his
life. Five years ago he went to
Wisconsin. where he engaged in the
lumber business. He is now buying
timber for a Canadian firm who ship
to Liverpool, for ship building pur-
poses. Only the very best choice
timber is wanted by them, and Al
bert is an expert In selecting what
they want He went north this
morning, but will be this way again
in a short time, and will visit his
old friends for several days before
returning to Wisconsin. He says
the weather has been fine with them.
Cold, but even, and he is pleased
with his new home.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28

|. George Weissert of Hamlet was
here yesterday to see his mother
who fell and broke her wrist Thurs
day. She was visiting her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Gibson, and was taken to
her home in Bourbon by Mrs. Glib
son later in the day.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q ASTOR
FRIDAY

Miss Jean Kyser went to Argos
this morning.
Mrs. Marion Logan is visiting in
Valparaiso today.
Otto Klingerman went to- Hibbard
today on business trip.
J. A. Holem, the South street
milkman is in Knox today.
Mrs. J. F. Scott of Donaldson is
Plymouth shopper today.
E. J. Ridenour of South Bend was
a Plymouth visitor Thursday.
". B. Yost of Warsaw was in
Plymouth on business Thursday.
W. R. Sibert of the Western
Union tower force, is off duty on
account of the grip.
Judge Burson of Winamac is here
looking after business In connection
with some ditch matters.
Mrs. Ida McCarty of Chicago has
returned home after visiting several
days with Mrs. Brumbaugh.
Mrs. W. j. Renner and daughter
of Oseola were in Plymouth enroute
| to Grovertown to visit relatives.
DIR. W. A. Weiser of Indiana
Harbor is here endeavoring to get q
new trial In the Lewellen will case
Grover Spahr of Walkerton came
down this morning. His wife and
son have been here since yesterday
Mrs. Elmer Young, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold
| Steiner of Lakeville, has returned
home.
Perry Thompson returned this
morning after spending a day with
his brother Thomas Thompson at
Tyner.
Prof. H. W. Owens left for his
home in Chicago today, having at
tended to his music lessons last
night and this morning.
Carl III. Brown of Hamlet was here
yesterday and attended the Mozart
club rehearsal of Pinafore last eve
ming, returning home this morning
Truant officer George Bowel is do
ing the south part of the county to-
day, having gone as far as Walnut
station on the six O'Clock train
this morning.
Miss Bertha Swoverland, who has
been visiting Miss Alice Banks, re-
turned to Plymouth Saturday eve
ming, accompanied by Miss Banks
Bourbon News-Mirror.
C. A. Growell of Logansport re-
turned home today after spending q
few days with his son C. A. Growell
Iof north Center street. Wayne
Growell went with him to remain
until Easter.
Mrs. August Weissert Of Bourbon
was in Plymouth Wednesday hav-
ling her eyes examined. She fell on
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Harry Woodbury. came home last
night from his studies at Indian
apolis. Harry is a student in In
diana University Medical school, the
latter part of which is taken at the
Indianapolis branch. He will re-
main for the Easter vacation. He
reports Darinon Rhinehart as getting
along well in his work.
Glen Underwood and Harry Wood
bury came in ON the belated Lake
Erie & Western train last night
about twelve o'clock. Soon after
leaving Indianapolis something broke
about the engine. and they crawled
along to Peru, where a new engine
was put on. Then getting round
the wreck going from Rochester to
belong, and up ON the Vandalia
took more time. 1t was tiresome
journey indeed.
Among those who attended the
Sunday School convention at Twin
Lakes today were County Supt o.
s. Ellis of Bremen, Mrs. A. c.
Hume, Rev. S. A. Now, Mrs. Ira
earn, Mrs. F. w. Bosworth, the
Misses Estclla Chase, Grace Lemler,
Gladys Hoover, Mae Scott, Julia
Yockey, and Ralph and Ed. Boberg-
The IL :04 train stopped at Twin
Lakes for them.
When the train on the Lake Erie
& Western came in at 10:45 today
it was necessary to detour to no
chester, by way of Delong via the
Vandalia. Argos passengers were