davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

tragedy Is mitch the same as that
about which ByfEe wrote bis compelling
and poetic DRAMA "1he piay.Dey OF
the Western World" The mountain ser
has the stark elemental qualities Of
futalistio masterpieces. HonoLhins OF
the sort Is bolnE produced now In
Now York in tho decentralization Of
John 1'ox's Trail ot the Lonesome
Pine"
Iiady Gregory displayed keen insight
In mentioning this region az ono for
the scene OF local drama, II. Rs In
the past. the play draws it's Inspiration
from close to the ground and among
the people the South can do better
than the vapid society comedy and the
silly farce. Richmond may not be
able yet to open her own thoatre for
such work. but her authors are already
doing their share to depict the form
and color of life as they find it, And it
may not he impossible some time TO
Initiate boston. and give plays by
amateur aotors rs Is now dono in that
city In what Is known as tho Toy
Theatre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
QUIET IN ROCK ISLAND
Withdrawal of MilItin. However, mt
Present Time Is Opposed.

Rock Island H., Marcn 2S.-Auer a
quiet night citizens OF Rock Island to-
day discussed with Mayor Schrivcr and
sheriff Bruner the possibilities of fur
Their riot troubles and the question or
how long the soldiers of the Sixth
Regiment viii be needed TO preserve
order
Many business men favored lmmcdi-
ate withdraway OF the militia. but tho
city and county officials would not
listen TO this proposal. Others said
they believed it would bc necessary TO
hold the militia until after the primary
election, April Q.
Although soldiers and deputy sherifs
made scores OF arrests IN the railroad
yards and alons the river front last
night, there was 40 disturbance
worthy OF comment. All OF those ar
rested were taken to tho county Jail
and Will be held for investigations for
several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
REID DENIES STATEMENT

London, March 2S.---In connection
with Sir Henry James DalzlcTs cues
non in the House Of Commons regard
ing tho statement published in New
York March lG. quoting Whitclaw Reid.
American ambassador In London, as
comparing the. present conditions in
Great Britain with those of France
before the revolution. tho American
embassy yesterday issued the follow
ing statement:
mo Interview whatever was au
thoriZcd by the american ambassador.
who never entertained, much less en-
pressed the opinion set forth in the
question:"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
MEDICINE FOUNDED IN EGYPT
Chicago Physician Translates Work
1000 Icnrs Old

Chicago, March 2s.-Dr. carl IT. Won
Klein. IL north side physician after
twenty years study and an outlay Of
$4,000, has completed the trans
iation Of the ''Papyrus Ebcrs." an
Egyptian medical work 1000 years old.
Thc papyrns was revealed In 1879 by
George i2bcrs. who, with the aid OF
Ludwig stern and some Psychologists,
published the fact that IIippocrates of
Cos who had been known as the
rather OF medicine" no longer pos
sesscd that title The dntc Of the
papyrus was so remote as TO place
II ppocratcs in the ranks of modern
physicians.
The Egyptian physicians were the
most learned. III all the world said
Dr. won Klein last night The in
cau;a;ions In the papyrus are bcauti-
full They cover all diseases. Even
appendicitis which we considered a
new disease few years ago. is de-
scribcd"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
News Of South Richmond

GALLOWAY, pastor o. tho la K.es Memoirs!
Methodist church Mr.. Galloway. who wax
iDoht forty seven years old, was raised ia
S"ath iiehmonf. and was rnemhet o; tho
fiith street Methodist Church. Aiie- entsr.
ms nc ministry he occupied the puipiis o.
toe Hnrton Heights and the Denny Stree.
Methodist churche. lie Had numerous reia
;iyes IN south Richmond
ne iGntFa b afrnnse'nen:. taye not ys:
Al! be brought here toT burial.
on stove Cause. Fire
Engine Symrany 30 ,e vas yesterday
called 10 cstiHguished 81 ANAL blaze q, ,h-
home Of y. J.. ru!!iar. Nos Porter Street.
Although a line OF hose was laid ana the
chemicals made ready. i, was FOUND unneco..
snry 10 use ;hem, The are MAS caused IS
an OIL stove; No aamase vas done.
Give successful Entertainment.
Mems Bicle Glass o; the Wcstherford Me-
inoJl1i church for Tie benefit OF the bui,d
irg fund was a decided success Tho pro-
gram was -Hcolienily arranged. = comedy
sketch. entitled Love in = Lighthouse
was wcli performed by ioca. talent,
Elk. Elect Officers.
-. an election held AZ the EMS Homo
"a rs Manchester Lodge 30. sac. Benevolent
order % Elk. to serve :or The ensuing
ESai,.d Ruler, I.inwood b TAoyd: Esteem.
"a Loading Knight, s.. q. Ral!hrd: Esteem
ed Loyal knight; John l.. Norris. Esteemed
lteiutinE KNIGHT John Kely: Secretary.
l.
lngton: TiGstcts. j. NJ Graves and John Il.
Morris.
The election was followed hy mu..ea,
nfoSram and Refreshments.
In thr Police Court.
For Carrying concealed weapoa. Allen
Hines, coiorcd. was Yesterday sent 10 JAN
!or six months In default 0! fac o, 81
and costs
Ll.zie clarke. SIS Clarke and Mat,ic Roas.
e'f, al coored. were each assessed so and
costs for being disordcrly.
Sam Brown. coioreh. WAS given thirty dayi
In iail Tor being dsordcriy on the streets.
~, Funeral or Mr. Jones To-Day.
Street. will he hrii tiis afternoon AZ 1884
o'clock from his home. The Rev. ]. ". Po--
roster pastor Of tho Decatur street Metho.
DIST Episcopal Church, wiz conduct the
Cemetery.
Death of nm Infant.
Ann i" the infant daughter Of r Stanley
Hail. OF ,2oc Decatur Street. died yc,,erday
he conducted this morning at 1859 o'ciocR
from the hone. Burial will ba in Maury
Cemetery
w. G. T. L. to Hold Convention.
The Chesterfield Union. ". e. r. u. win
hold a convention in the Clopton street
BAPTIST Church to-day. beginning at 1852
5fnlodA. Mrs Starie, State president az
New Jersey. VIII bc the principal speaker
Other prominent speakers VIII also be pres
cni.
Iiali Game To-Day.
The Powhaians nm aggregation nf young
SouthsIde ball tossers. viii cross bats this
AFTERNOON with the strong Woodland Heights
team on tho Spring IIili fIamond Tho prob
drcws and Tyree. The Powhatans have al.
ready pluckcd the scalps al. the Oak Groves,
nj Manager Staples is confident OF adding
another victory to the string.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Caught on the Fly.

Baltimore declares that no eNtortion
Will be allowed there during the Dem
ocfatic National Convention. hut Il few
campaign promises vii! probably be
eNtortod from the nominee. at TINT.
y sixty four year-old california wo-
man has married a hlUshing young
man OF twenty-one. California has evil
IDENTIFY gone suEraget with a Ven
geance.
And by the way. the custom Cut
ters Association meeting IN New York
VIII IN no way try TO reduce the tariff
demanded by Collector Loeb
The government has issued a bulle-
TN on Tick Eradication" Those who
nave been buying goods OH tick will
De disappointed to hear this
at men are going out of style. but
most OF them will be surprised 10 know
that they We're even in.
EGGS are only 3 cents n dozen in
China. but then China isn't FULL
hetiGcd republic yet.
il has been discovered that sauer-
kraut promises longevity, but II there
Is nothing in the future. but to keep
on eating sauerkraut. what is the use
of longevity?
Senator Hepburn says bills should
not be railroadcd through the senate
nut there arc some railroad magnates
who VIII not agree with him.
out In Kansas, Captain Hobson re-
ceived one vote for President There
was always something the matter with
Kansas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
MORSE NEVER FELT BETTER
Hnniicr Expects to iicturn Home Re-
stored Ia IIcuIfIi


Florence, Italy, March es-"Tcil all
my friends In America that I've never
felt better in my life than to-day"
said Charles W. Morse. the American
when seen hero yesterday by
a correspondent MIR. ana Mrs Morse
arc staying at the Grand Hotel. The
banker said nc had Increased fifteen
pounds In weight since leaving New
York. He expects TO improve steadily
from row on, and says he viii return
10 America rs n healthy man. Morse
called upon Professor Marchinfava, the
Pope's physician. some three days aro.
Professor Marchiarava diagnosed his
symptoms as uric trouble, which had
resulted In artcrio scleros's Garden
ing of the arteriesp. but that his con
dition was lacking all elements of
gravity.
His constitution was reported in eX
ccIlcnt condition.
The Morscs viii remain in Florence
for another fortnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
THOUSAND MINERS SAIL
a" Ia Homes In Europe in Anticipation
Of Shutdown.

New York. March 2S-Morc than
600 miners from the anthracite and
bituminous fields have sailed from New
york to italy and other European coun-
tries within the last week. They have
left their work In anticipation OF n
suspension Of mining, believing that
even though an agreement is reached
IL viii be fully u month before al tho
collicrles start UP. The men know that
In event OF a strike following the auto
matte suspension now certain to coma
they Will DO called upon 10 give hnan-
clal ala TO the union, and the prospect
doe; not please the frugal ones who
have saved money and arc able to take
vacations. Furthermore. they prefer
to be idle in Italy, where ii costs less
TO live
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1913 iiuii Street.


rhono Madison liz
Er!dentiy dctosnlIad to make spec.al
levy OF the profits OF All liquor dealers on
tho Southside. thieves. who for tho past few
weeks nave made specially OF breaking
Int" fa!ooms- some ,nc before daybreai<
yesterday morning forced an entrance into
tho saloon OF Moore y Moore. Fourteenth
and Hun Streets. This IS tho nt;h robser,
TO DO reported to the Souiha!dc polIcs do
par;ment within three weeks. una zach mas
been a har-roouL
Yesterdays burglary shows pialnlv IN.
the person committing tho robberi.r is no;
only familiar with Tho habits o, tho police,
nut Is AT homo In each OF tho places raidcd
Ito selects the easiest mode OF entrance
and h'-s 80 FAR made clean getaway With.
oni leaving any Clue FOR tho police TO :oi-
The booty in each case has been very
small. Zen dollars in money nnd .ey.
quarts OF liquor !s tho largest haul mad,
TO date The latest raid uetted nothing as
Far NJ can nc nscerta!nch
Minister Dies in Norfolk
Word was received here Yesterday q. ~,
sudden death In Norfolk OF Rev q. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
On the Spur ofthe Moment

By Roy <. Mloulton

clothes thoro nln't much doubt ns 70
VINO wears tho lower portion OF 'om
5ank spinks Says horscshoos amt
u niEn OF good luck. Hos been pitchin'
EN- for nino years mud nin't won u
game yet.
The problem OF taking care OF tho
population or Europo Beenia TO hnyu
oeeh solved. Most or 'em just at pres
snt are over here tryin' TO throw
FRANK Gotch or Kid cutler.
II fellcr has got any doubts
whether his gal loves him and Is
appear when she begins To criticise his
necktles and pick ravellu's on'n his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
PART or ALTA MIC FLEET
GOES no T,iNGIE.R SOUND

Norfolk. Va. March 2s.-Thirtecn
battlcships and cruisers, composing ~
part of tie Atlantic flect, left lamp
ton Roads to-day for TanSicr Sound.
1t is reported that the ships will OPEN
IRE on the sunken hulk nf the battle
ship sun Marcos, formerly the Texas.
The floct viii 70 to the southern drili
grounds for spring manocuvrcs on
Sunday or Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Voice Of the eople
Praise For the EuuitnI,lc

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--ilovirg been with the Equitable
Ing that they give every man. woman
ana child square deal" write 10
thank Messrs. Christian. Gordon {:
christian for giving the public $50
WELD our sido OF the claim or Mr..
John p. stockton. aud am humbly
grateful to the Equitable for giving 50
many comfort, peace and refreshing
sleep JOI;S I rIE, NTE, 20
Hague
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
The First Ono.

Q what is that
The Easter hat!
That proud mamma is wearing?
Yes. 1t must be,
For papa he
is in the basement. swearing.
The first expense
ls nety cents.
For feathers, straw and laces.
And colored grass
And Rnrden sass
stuck round in likely places.
It's very neat
When it's complete.
It's swaggcr and it's nifty,
This bunch OF trash
Gets fathers cash
The price Is nineteen hfty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

70 al<arn rho mss invented cab
re- ias ~hirh man can stick his
ft*3 %n@h pfina the telephone ana
- shH or 81 noisea and keep his
refaai@s pr!Fate, should now turn his
@t'o3'jon ~. dn.ace to keep the
Dnp'ie from ;ing.ng eleven times dur
m pii" H..al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Conklii,-.
Mandy Thursday.

Please give origin OF name AIaund,.
Thursday. RIO {; (
1t is believed to come from the fact
,hat the epistlc in the mass for the
DAY Is taken from !. Corinthians. XII,
Mncrc the words. "accipite ct mandu.
oatc take. eat) occur. NTaundy was
used commonly To mean the Last Sup
per.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
I haIiprDn.

!. Can you properly use tho worI
"chapcrumc"? AZ NJ
The word has no nnai G. 1t means
mead protector or hood" and had
originally no sort Of application to tho
.natnrer woman who protects the
An old use in English is ..chapcroncss'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Levi. Wins Decision.

Liverpool. March 2S.--!Iarry Lewis.
the american welterwelght. and Harry
Mansfield, Of London fought twenty
rounds here Tonight, Lewis won the
Il ,cision on points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
IDhinn Hummer Ducks

Please tel me what color the egg
OF the Indian Runner duck should hc.
MRS y. y.
White. The occasional green tint is
found ana is regarded to indicate the
trace of Mallard in the stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
According to UnrIc Abucr,

The kind of gal to marry is tho one
tnat can look as neat Ut 10 o'clock in
the morning as she does at 10 o'clock
In the evening. n B.-There Isn't
Hank Tumms hutued for his razor
strap SIX weeks before he discovered
that his wife was us!n it for belt.
some women are too Ingenious
mere may somewhere in deep darl,
ooscurity be self-made man who
amt proud Of the Job. but II there Is.
he has Sept himself carefully con-
ccated from the public gaze.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

''"''F fpr women: q kcen temper
ah5 <een tongue are both edged
'yh-' - ~ psed as Rarely ana deli
t@ffiI AZ q s4rgeon'a lance The natter
= aFf*' ps@d - CT the dam kindlinr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

prDaresst%s Rerublicaus are going
~ ~ our q pew daily paper in Chi
'sg1 rneje Teddy is 10 conduct a
t'fraa tepa rtmeilt called "The Ananias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

fups@ibers III s25 IN gold mine
pa' tpfned p1t % 10 IN tho promoters
ftcia WIN Drpbapiy moi wall for con
Ttf<1lpnaj 'probe' 10 pull out OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Isn't IL MINNIE

How quickly the first Of tho n,op,b
comes around IL you are paying rent
nat while wedding suit is ex-
penslve' divorce suit always costs
How many miliionaircs there arc in
,n i world who started by picking UP a
That the best way to find man
bill
Row woman can get n square meal
owl OF lettuce sandwich and n pen
pcriniht wafer at Il reception. but re-
a cafe. :"
How easy IL Is for n man to no
honest when he never has an opnortu-
nifty 10 be otherwise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

mere Is no more Irritating nerso,
"'!i'hs all the hf;y-sever than tha a.
VINO says II wonder IL It's yoin,, -
rain 7 wonder If YOU could tell ma
"hen ael! be back" 81 wonder ;, ~,
"ei'ef wears my furs." Thes. yocu.
s''Ns soiNs don't really wonder :,
,sSrs roo7e backbone ana stouter
4sar; a1d some common sense 70 won
~ Eoc cave 70 face a fact bafnro
S'A fan '~ondei At ii, These people Az
.Hfrs!y fafias Z doubt. Wonder Is ma,
aLf &aa 'hsi!ing emotion that a man
~ "hen alone al night /, G looks up =,
~ stars of courge. what they rsa,,,.
Hf@n T. 'Do you think it is going to
go They arc trying to make van
fHs ITEM advice without even ,,-
s'Ff!fs tae responsibility OF asking
~ y That h.nt Of wonder mus, ~.
rfs'x Lore I'm TO what an Lido, pron-
~ 'eeis most Of tho time. Ana HE
'''.| ~ " the word Is hard on the
"1aasff1l English language
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

aforementioned peace seems to work
" t'H"s'heai fashion III its pieceworl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
woMAN.s soLEMN onusApISG.

1t has been said that woman has
small sense OF humor. This. like most
other truisms. Is probably only a half
need moro and more of the broad
human spirit of fun in her makeup as
her interests und activities in society
: broaden and become more complex.
Otherwise she is not going to stand
the mental and emotional strain. She
IS too single minded. 100 elemental. too
serious to be bose, with n thousand
calls upon her spirit She Will get
confused and wear out and havo
nerves. and society Will he to a cor
responding degree injured. She will
nave TO learn what mon have al
ready learned. that laughter is n
pretty good shock-Hbsorbcr. 1t Keeps
people from ge,tinB interested in
a cause that they forget everything
else; and il Is a fine way of pro-
serving the right perspective OH life
AZ present women do not mako good
enemies. They seem to lack the
urbanity and elasticity Of soul that
other vigorously TO stop for a Joke.
often joke on themselves or wha,
they stand for, and then go OH as
earnestly as ever in their efforts
TO some people this levity may seem
trihins with sacred beliefs But as
Bernard Shaw says, only serious things
are TX subjects for testing. They
furnish the right sort of contrast.
and they are big enough 10 stand II.
The biggest Jest ever gotten off was
az the expense OF Very noble thing
when Don QuiNote came riding into
the pages OF immortality TO prove that
chivalry was only WORKOUT tradi-
ton Serious things like Adam and
Eve, the mother -in-lew and babies
have ever been the source Of smiles
And If cause isn't big enough to
produce smile now and then. I,
isn't much of n cause Smiles make
Tor health. and pleasant intercourse
and sound sleep. and general GOOD
temper. And they really advance the
crusade. Folks remember fac,
lighted with wi, longer than ono
c!ouded in gloom. Nothing can bc
hner than the earnest and eerious
Split with which woman is trying 10
alleviate pain ana poverty. help tho
cHidren' and bring about better living
'onHiiions But her solemn crusadinr
should not turn out kin-joy and ;,
source OF bitterness. she has NOT %,
iel' the terrible full sweep or the gust
o tate blowing from every corner
'nil Of thousand horrors upon tba
haHed courage OF man. when she does
she VIII realize the need of comic rs-
ne Tor sometimes laugh is tho
ing safeguard of sanity and justice
Newark post., 1912-08-28
StriickersvIIle

John McKcown is on an ex-
tended visit to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Bland entertained
Miss Nellie Davidson, of Delaware
City. few days last week.
Mrs. William Passmore is with
her sister-in-law who is seriously
i'll at Beverly, \. j.
William McCauley and famil.
spent Sunday at Blake, Md.
Miss Ella Singles, of Philadel.
phia. is spending her vacation
with her parents.
Misses Nell Garrett and Ella
Morrison enjoyed a trip through
the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal to Baltimore recently.
Mrs. j. G.. Vansant entertained
several of her friends at dinner
Monday evening.
Miss Anna Singles is entertain
ing Mrs. David Calvey and Miss
Kathryn. Of DreXel Hill.
Misses Bland and Chambers
spent Sunday in the village.
Mrs. Frank Singles entertained
Mrs. Joel Conard. Mrs. Sara 70
cum and Miss felma Ioculn, o
| New London. last Wednesday
Miss Ola Clark won the media
at the last silver medal contest o
the Donnell W. c. 7. t. The golc
medal contest will be held in Wea
| ley NJ. +. Church, September -
Mrs. +. p. Crossan attended tn
! funeral Of relative at Concor'
! last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong
of Sharon Hill, and Miss Mar.
Johnston are being entertained a
the home Of Mrs. Emily Smith.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Pleasant Hill

Miss Elsie Slack of near Newark
was recently entertained at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. William
Cloud
Miss Nellie NJ. Vansant has been
entertaining the Misses Erma Nc
Daniel and Daisy Chambers OF Will
mington. Del.
Mr.. Lewis Lee Of Strickersville,
Pa. and Messrs. William and Clar-
ence darkness were the Sunday
guests of John E. Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Lamborn
were the weekend guests Of their
son. Lester Lamborn and family OF
Rosedale, Pa.
Mrs. Sherman Collins is enter
tanning her sister. Laura Clark OF
Marshallton.
Messrs. Thomas Moore and A. B.
Dennison have returned home from
a pleasure trip through Maryland
and Virginia
Mrs. Harlan Herdman and
daughter. Ruth. Of Newark, spent a
few days last week with Mr.. F. II.
Buckingham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Demp-
sev and Miss Louisa Baldwin were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Miss
Mamie Mccormick of Iron Hill.
Mrs. w. +. Stinson IS spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
&. T. Eastburn Of Red Mills.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. c. VI. Eastburn Of Mount
Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Irwin and
daughter. Florence, of Philadel-
phia. have returned home. after
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Croft.
Mrs. j. Leslie Eastburn has been
entertaining Mary Zebley of Will
mington.
Miss Helen Armstrong has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Lut-
/ ton of Brandvwine hundred.
/ Mrs. p. II. Buckingham and son.
i Clifford. spent Monday with hel
sister. Mrs. Harry Crossan OF Hoe
I Eessin.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Constitutional Amendment.
An Act to Amend Section 49, Article I
of the Constitution of the State of Del
aware.

BE it enacted 10y the Senate ana House OF Re-
resentatves OF the.State OF Delaware in Gersr
Assembly met; ttwo-thirds OF all the members
each House concurring therein:
Section l. That Section ~, Article :, OF the Co-
stitutiou OF the State of Delaware. he amended
adding to the end thereof the following wort
provided, however. that the General Assemb
may by vote OF two-thirds of all the 1nctllti
elected 10 each House pass laws relating to Ia
laying out, opening, alterations or maintenance
any road or highway which forms CorIinua
road or highway extending through at lras
portion OF the three counties OF the State
JNO. NJ. MENDINIALL.
President OF the Seuatl
u. ". CAMPBELL,
Speaker OF the IIoui,
Approved this twenty-eighth day OF March, An
1911.
SIMEON 5. PENNEWIIL
tfOvernn5
I, Charles s. Richards, Secretary Of State OF
State OF Delaware, do hereby certify that theal01
and foregoing is true and correct copy of Sena
Bill No. III, entitled AN Act to amend seciG
~ Article ?, OF the Constitution of the State
Delaware as the same appears OH the cnrogt
Bill filed in the office of the Secretary OF Stat
aud approved by the Governor, March twen5
eighth, \. ID. 1911, which said Bill proposing sas
Amendment to the Constitution OF this STATE
published i'll accordance with the Requirements
the Constitution of the State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, hst
hereunto set my hand and otlicialsa
lL.Sl at Dover, this twenty-third day
July, i'll the year of Our Lord %
thousand nine hundred and twelve
CHARLES 5. RICIlARR
Secretary OF Stait