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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
ALEX JARVINEN
DEFEATS LEHTO
WINS FlNNlSH CHAMPIONSHIP or
THE WORLD IN THRILLING
MATCH At DULUTH
LAST NIGHT.

Alex Jarvincn. the slippery Finn,
last evening proved his superiority
over Kari Lehto. the copper country
Finnish champion, and thereby annoy
cd the Finnish championship OF the
world. The match was conducted in
Duluth and IS said To be one of the
Most exciting and interesting ever held
in the Zenith City. Hundreds OF fans
from an parts of the northwest gather
ed at the Auditorium 10 witness these
two big rivals -rappie FOR thc title,
and checrcd their favorites to an echo
throughout The contest
The men appeared 20 he worry evenly
matched, JavIncn Icing slightly the
heavier Beth were iu tho pink of
condition ard very aggressive. For the
FIRST half hour there was little 90 choose
between them. Ey,ry trick and use
known To the wrestlcr's art was resort
cd to in turn by rle clover men but
without avail After lhc first half nUur
however. Jawincns additional weight
slowly began 10 tell ON T.ento and az
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
COUNCIL GRANTS
Time EXTENSION
EONDS OF ONLY THREE LIQUOR
DEALERS APPROVED LAST
EVENING. TO HOLD AN
OTHER MEETING.

The Laurium village council held an
adjourned special meeting last evening
for the purpose of approving liquor
bonds. passing on the salaries of the
several officers. and transacting other
business.
The liquor bonds Of Joseph j.
Schnauncr, George =. Viani and JOS
cph =. Swetish were presented and
approved while the remaining liquor
dealers, numbering fifteen. were grant
ed further time in which to secure their
bonds. For this purpose the council
will hold another adjourned session,
Friday evening of next week, when it
is expected all of the remaining saloon
men. who have been granted licenses
viii have their bonds ready for APP
prevail
The druggist bonds Of Mcqueen and
SibilslIy and John G. vivian. were pre-
scented and approved as were the
wholesale and retail liquor license of
the Bosch Brewing CO.. and the ware
house license of the Park brewing
company.
President Wills. in concurrence with
the council. set the officers salaries at
the same figures as last year. These in
clude the village clerk, secretary of the
water board treasurer, assessor, street
commissioner and marshal held Joint
~. sewage and plumbing inspector.
inst and second engineers, electrical
Inspector ire alarm Inspector, officers
Of the board of health, members Of
the board OF health, village attorney
ianitor of ire and town hall and night
watchmcn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
SPORTING DEPARTMENT.

eveninS His victory over Lehto last
evening arouses added Interest IN to
morrow nights encounter. m view 90
The fact that he threw the copper com-
Try Finn IN much less time Than IT. took
HbN szko ia their last encounter Ia this
city, when Lehto was not as stron.
or as s.dllful as he is at present. jar.
vinen'S weight is almost as great a.
the Poles and his supporters antlei
pate that tomorrow nights match vii
Dee one Of the best In the history @
the COPPER country.
As prelndnaries for tomorrow
nights contest. there will be = ten
round boxing exhibition. and a wrest-
ling exhibition In which Berg viii en-.
Gcavor 70 throw three other cope
country wrestlers IN forty minutes.
1tter his match with Zbyszko tonof
row evening. Jarvinen will leave 10
ishpeming. where he will meet yam.
l,cc Rogers on Anril "a.
Pole Coming Tomorrow.
J. Hermann, manager OF Zbyszko
wired the local promoters today tha.
the Pole and himself will reach Calu
met at noon tomorrow. Zbyszko is in
excellent shape for his match tomor-
row night. according To advices
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
STATE CHAIRMAN
HERE NEXT WEEK
STATE CHAIRMAN HERE
HOuGHTCN COUNTY PROHiBl
TioNISTs PLAN FULL TICKET
FOR FALL. CONVEN-
TON SOON.

State Chairman w. A. Bruiaker of
the Michigan Prohibitionists will visit
the copper country next week for the
purpose of looking over the field and
assisting i'm the preliminary organiza-
ton OF the campaign for the fall cleo
lions. Mr.. Brubaker win give an adj
dress i'm I.aurium on Thursday evening
and also will address ? mass meeting
for men and women at the Calumet
thcater on TIE sunday afternoon fol-
lowing, April IS. lie is known as a
very interesting speaker and the Pro-
hibitionists of Calumet and other parts
OF the county are looking forward with
interest ITO his visit here.
Considerable interest has been man
ircsted as TO whether or not the Fro-
hibitionists will have a ticket in The
field this fall. one of the prominent
PARTY leaders stated this monns
however. that there is bat little doubt
that the party viii b. represented by
a full ticket. He stated that the party
has had a ticket i'm the field at each
national election for twenty five years
and that there is little possibility that
they viii depart from this Ions estab-
lished course
1t is expected that County Chairman
w. J. Fauil of Lake Linden will issue
the call in a few days for the county
convention To name delegates tn the
state convention. The party is plan
ming an aggressive campaign before
the fan election and proposes TO brne
speakers Of national regulations 20 the
copper country To assist them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
larry Z. king.

larry =. King.
John Harris viii this week undergo
IN operation ut the Calumet Public
hospital for internal trouble.
Many applications are being rccc!y-
"d for the packages of free seeds which
Postmaster .Vairo has received from
CONGRESSMAN Young.
st. MargGrct's Guild Of Christ church
Episcopal will hold cake sale tenor
cow afternoon Ia Edwards meat mar
set.
st. Authonys Court. G. O. T.. viii
aold special meeting SUNDAY even
hg in the First National bank hall
10 he followed by social session.
There viii be shop talks by D. a. flo!-
and and Or. Scholler. and musical
program.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

The southern League vii! use th,
double umpire system this season ion
the first time in the history Of tho
league.
Bert Kelley former pitcher with the
Washi ngton team has been engaged
as playing manager by the Chicago
club OF the United States League.
Pitcher Harmon. OF the Cardinals
started the season by downing the
Pirates. Last year Harmon tied thc
Pirates in Knots every time they
faced him.
Catcher Gabby Street believes that
the Highlanders have the strongest
pitching staff in the American League
in Vaughn. Ford Caldwell and war
hop.
Texarisana, Marshall, Paris Gle
burue, Longview and Tyler six young
cities in Texas. form the circuit of tho
South Central League this season.
Rlght Fielder Miller. Of the Tcrrc
Haute Central team, is from Hilsvillc.
Va. and the bugs have named him
Sidna in honor Of the great outlaw.
ON April IL George Appleton, the
veteran baseball fan of Boston. saw his
forty first consecutive opening sam
on the old South End grounds-thc
FIRST in 1871
Manager Jimmy burke. Of the In
dianapulis team. has released Lew Eit-
ter tho veteran backstop. and signed
Mig" Clarke. the former Cleveland-S
Louis catcher.
The Cincinnati Reds lock stroag
enough to keep va The running this
season. and perhaps Hank ODay viii
show 10 the world that ne is as good
a manager as ne was an umpire In
former days.
Evidently the Boston Nationals made
no mistake when they graobcd Vim
Campbell. the former Pirate. The AclG
is hardly biz enough for Vim as lac
covers ground like a cirns tent
The Montreal club has signed "a deaf
mute by the name of Irving. Playine
with the Akron o and l. league tenn
during last season. Irving batted .32-
and stole no icss thar 81 bases Ia
So games.
The Central international Baseball
League. which was organized i'm pulutn
recently. will place teams in Winni
peg. Man. Grand Forks and Fargo. y,
H.. Duluth and Virginia, MINI, and
Superior, Wis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
RECALLS HIS FIRST TRY.
Vanguard Tolls Of a Warm Reception
at Cincinnati.


II shall never forget my first game
m Dig league company" says Gubc
Marluard in the April Baseball Maya
zine. 1T is still so vivid in my mind
that | cannot look back on it now
with any degree of comfort We were
playing Cincinnati The people turned
out in great crowds To see tho new.
phenom pitch. The records said ,hcre
were 10000 people present. but when
! entered the pitchers hoX with my
i,nces smoking together and looked
mp into the stands. | could see at
least double that number. / was only
20 years old az the time ana cN-
uemely anxious to make good, but !
had small hopes Of living up to the
high eXpo tations OF my work. which
the crowd seemed TO entertain and
was extremely nervous. The mere
fact that ! was SO anxious to mako
sood made it impossible for me 20 do
myself Justice.
II could not bear to think what the
crowd would say II should hit a bat
ter i'm my nervousness. and IN an effort
10 avoid this ! was extremely wild.
Then when ! tried TO gain control 10y
putting them over the plate had to
depend solely on q straight ball which
was not able TO handle with my o.
binary good luck. Then the balls
started coming for me like rifle shots
and went as safe hits. II was a
slaughter and | blew ur compile tcly"
Advertise IN The News for resuIta
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
is HARDEST TO FAN.
Al eridweII Is Stumbling Block Of Al
the HesVers.

Al eridweIl Is Stumbling Block Of All
the Hesvers.
New York. April 19.--According 2,
the official figures Of the National
L6asue. the pitchers of the senior or
eanlzation have found Al Bridwel of
the Boston cnb the hardest man TO
strike out. Bridwell, while a member
of the Giants i'm 1910, struck out hut
% times in 141 games. He maintained
this splendid average I'm 1911. striking
out but Is times in ~ games. As "a
Giant he PLAYED IS games last season.
during which time he famed 10 times.
After his transfer TO Boston he played
u games ana was retired but eight
times by the strikeout route.
The only pitchers credited with
striking BridweH ont in 1871 weI"
larson and McTigue of Boston, Bargcr
Of Brooklyn. Chalmers and AlexGnder
OF Philadelphia leach twice. O"roole.
Hendrix ard Camnitz Ctwice) of Pitts
burg. Frank Smith. Casper and Boyd
OF Cincinnati. Cole. McIntire and
Richie of Chicago and l.. Laudermik
OF ST. Louis. The only pitcher To
succeed in striking Dridwoll ont more
than once In a single game was Cum
nitz of Pittsburs.
This record is an unusual and re
markablo one, showing as IL does thU
Bridwell both in 1910 and 1911. struct
out on AN average OF but once Ia CO
cry seven games From May - 10
June % of last season The 4oston
shortstop played 2S consecutive games
without being retired ON strikes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
INSPECTOR ROWE BUSY.
Swears Out Warrant for Marquette
Meat Market Proprietor.

Deputy state Dairy and Food In
spector John +. Rowe. of l.aurimn.
Yesterday swore out a complaint in
Justice Byrne's office for the arrest
of William Lewinstcin, proprietor Of a
meat market on North Presque Isle
avenue, on a charge OF keeping un-
wholesome meat for sale. says the
Marquette Mining Journal. Mr.. Lew
instoin viii be arrested and probably
given hearing this morning.
Inspector Rowe found some badly
decomposod veal i'm the shop last week,
which he conhscated. also ordering Mr..
Lewinstein TO clean up his shop. on
further investigation, and on consulta-
ton with his department. Mr.. Rowe
concluded 10 prosecute the case. lie
VIII leave the matter entirely i'm the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

however, feeling that the officers are IN
duty bound to protect the public n
such matters.
Mr.. Rowe said yesterday that hC
hoped the prosecution Of this case will
the need Of establishing a public
slaughter house. whore all meat viii be
thorouehly inspected before it is dis
uibuted lie said he believed there is
much diseased meat sold in the city
thore being no provision in the city
dealing with the marketing Of
diseased meats
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

ter forty minutes of hard wrestling,
his adversary secured a scissors and
half Nelson. The latter hold vas soon
dropped in favor of n hnmmcrlock.
Even at this disadvantage Lehto put up
a game defense. until inch By inch, his
shoulders werc forced to the mat The
hammcrlock also brought the second
ran Cor Jarvlnen in thirteen minutes.
I.ohto was visibly tired during the Soc
end bout. while Jaryinon was appar-
entity still fresh and with the added
confidence. made snort work Of Il.
Both men probably VIII arrive In
Calumet this evening. where Jarvinen
viii rest prciwratcr, to his match with
Ibyszko al tho Palestra tomorrow
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

uittee thinks better results will come
rom his personal supervision of TIE
ithletcS OF course. ne viii have ex-
IA iUJbers and carctokcrs. but he
himself viii watch any ailing athlete.
The duties OF the trainer will be
nothing new 10 Murphy. as ne has ia
zen three teams Co Europe at differ
mt times. In 1900 be had charge OF
he PENNSYLVANIA and New York Ath-
etc club teams at the Olympus games
At Paris In 1902 he had the Yale and
Harvard teams in his keeping IT the
international collegiate meet at Lon
don and I'm 1908 he had full charge Of
The olympic team at London.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

: DAVIS THINKS TIGERS
: WILL COME SLOWLY

: Harry Davis of the Maps is
: OF the opinion that the Detroit
: club is going TO lose lot of
:: games before it strikes its gait
: and settles down Go business.
: The Tigers did not look very
: good 10 me-" SAYS the Nap man
:. ager, although they won two
: games frcm MS. look for them
!: 10 drop quite a few games ne
: fore Cobb. Crawford. DelahaEty
: and the others get 10 batting
: and the pitchers begin To pitch
: real big league bali. The Pitch
: ing stan is likely to DE Detroit
: weak spot this season
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
LAURlUM eREVITIEs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Miss Irene Sheehan has left for CHI
cago.
Charles LaForest. OF Perkins this
state, is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orchard will leave
soon for Cornwall where they expect
TO spend the summer.
Contractor B. Hclmstrom has force
of men az worl; at Eagle Harbor raz-
ing tho old Methodist church there.
lie will erect II summer cottage fol
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
MIKE MURPHY is FIT.
Trainer Of Olympic Team Is Back
In Harness Aaain.

Philadelphia. April 19.--Mike Muir
ply. trainer in chief Of America :
olympic team. is back In harness and
viii be in condition to take charge
Of the athletes whenever the commit
tee is ready. II is. Of course. a fore
some conclusion that Mr.. Murphy VIII
have no opportunities TO work ant'l
after The trv-outs June 3. The chances
are nov that he will have nothing TO
10 nvtil the picked SQUAD boards the
FINLAND June a.
II is not likely that Murphy VIII
have an assistant trainer. as the COM
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
Rain prevents Six cames.

Rain prevented all games OF tho Ma
tional and American Leagues today. ex-
rept the Pittsburgh Louis and the
~ Louis-Chicago contests and also
those Of the American association.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League.

Il II n
St Louis .....c010O2013-7 10 8
Chica go .......oC2 O03160-12 Is p
Batteries Nelson. Hamilton. Spentor
and Nrichell. Kuhn Walsh and Sul'-
van.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
ELKs LOSE THREE GAMES.
Y. NJ. c. c. Seniors Win Bowling Match
on Catholic Club Alleys.

The bowling match between the EiiS
and the Y, VI. c. c. Senior team on the
Catholic club alleys Wednesday even
ing resulted I'M a victory for the latter
team by the following srorCs
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19
American Leaaue.
Today's Games.

National
Boston ~ Philadelphia.
Brooldyn at New York.
Cincinnati AT Chicago,
St. Louis ut Pittsburgh.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

aNlltAA ittiAl
CHICAGO at ST. Louis.
Cleveland az Detroit
PHILADELPHIA at Washington.
New YORK al Boston double header.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-19

Advertise In The News ror resuIt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

rroposcd Amendment io the Con
stituiion Authorizing Citlca ot More
than hooO Inhabitants 10 Adopt thor
Charters d, Vote of tAc people
GA . A. No 100 HOUSE tolni Re
aaluiion.
House loinf Resolution proposing
an amendment 90 section q. of Arti-
glo n. ol lhc consillution 1T tho state
of feSas providing for cities ci more
than owe thousand jaooQl inhabl.
gAnts 60 adopt lhrir thartcr by vote
30 lhe l~oplo
n. q resolved by thc Iesislalnrc Of
the state Of Twas
section d That section OF Art
oln Il ~ thp Constitution Of the
State % rcxas b. amended - az %
hereafter rrad AZ tolloNs.
1 section 5. Cities having moro chan
ave thousand theonl Inhabitants
may, hs ma5erlsS vote ~ the sssh.
ned voters og said city, a. an ele ileH
held TOR that purpose. adept ~ amend
their charters subject "a suss Hint
fAtlons a. may he prescribed hy tha
Legislature. aud pfosldlag that ne
charter or any orilnsnSo passed M
dor sAid charter shall rculaip an,
prOvtslen Inconsistent With Inc Goa
siitation ~ she State. % 81 thc gen
lcFAi laws snkCiad b the icS.siatar,
oi this state said siiies maY levy. a.
scss aud callecl such taxes AZ mas b.
authorized Dy Jaw or by their char
tors bat no tax for any rurpose shat
ever DO lawfol f.F any one wear. whiel
shall eNceed two 4 onc-halt iel
cent. OF the tAxaele property Of s0c1
city. aud 40 debt shall ever bo srcAios
BY any csN. nnlSes az The sam,
time provision b. hato 10 assess ana
coilort aRnnallg = Sufficient Aam Is
pay tue interest thorv0n asa crcAtinH
la siakias fund ~ at least two pel
coat thcncon, ana provided tuglhVr
tAAt no city charter shah be atiegcc
amended or repeated ottenor thar
every tive years,
See :. The Governor az thn
state u hereby directed 10 isSne al,
necessary proslamssiss,, snbmutlAi
lthls amendment 10 tbs qualified w.
tors az TS>as az the neat grnerb
sloSsion held IN lhls state, o. Ia A..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

written ON lhclr ballots thr words
Against the amendment nl Article
DEL uf tht Consultation of fhc state ~
fcAaa. regulating thr form oi office
ui ikg Nphfh of Regents ni tto state
urifcfaiiY aud other noafd ul rrus
toes or ManaEera heretofore of
hereafter established b., las
srg 81 The Governor of this
State b hereby directed 90 msuo 600
noeesaary proclamation iof said eloc.
llou and have tho san,e puhlshsd
as required hg tho iau oi ihia State
srf yhe sum VI use thousand
dollar tts.Uop Hul. or ao much
thereof az mas he ncersssrY o. here
hy Appropriated out ol any funds lp
tho state Treasury not oihorNise ap
proprlatcd 50 lofral tho expenses n
said Proclamation Publication. aud
election
T80se M s7 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

state Is hereby directed 90 lssnc and
halo Published fae necessary pr0cla-
nation Tor ibo uemlasion of fht
rr.nn.cd amendment tu ihe Cauaii
uNnH ol coo State off Texas to tho
qualified toirr. Gee members az thf
Legislature of fue state 0i Texas af
fht pfAi general election to br hsil
m Colts State AN persons fsNorias
said amendment shalt hate written r
printed on tha.r ballots For a NK
Yfara trfm isf fus9n Commission
rYr and those opposed fo tno adHN
tIon oi thia amendment shall saf.
.arifeu or printed un their ballots
AsAiusf "a sit years term ior Prison
Commissioner
sos Tho sum of thrc, thous.
and dollars tis.pool. Gr so much
thereof AS Mas ho necessary. L. here
hl appropriated ont uf ans faads OF
900 state Treasury nal otherwise aQ-
pFoprlated to dfiraY abe expenses of
publication 90 ihc Governors procla-
nation submitting thls proposed
amendment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

aus urstl0Hs oi.etion shall to h.ii
in ih'a state Cos ofhor purposes fh.H
this proposed amendment shall pe ail.
efi,td to the lasNfiea VOTERS ui ND
|un Az anUh election ihose faRuf
lng thr amendment shnll havr vrIt-
fon ul urutli aa tho,f ballots flr
words for amendment to soDtaA
4, Article ll of tnD Constitution an-
fhoritlng fltigs 30 more than ntt
Thousand Inhabitants to adopt ihs
charters hf vote 0f Too uDnpr
fbose opposing .a.i amendment hHN
hsfr Nfllitn nr pruirI un ihulr ha
lots ihe words Asaluaf amcndmenr
go section D., Aruaio %. nf ilr Cansil
tuition, authorizing a,lics of moro ihaa
ave Thousand inhabIianu to adpi n
iheir charters hy vote of the $50
MS Tne sum ot nYc iaousand
dolhfs, og sn much aa h. Necessary o.
hereby appropriated eui uf thr Tfvas
AIRY of The State of Texas oat af mo
news NOS otherwise Appropriated io
pas lhc expenses nf Che publication nl
This amendment and she proclamation
for thu election
V9e.ss l2 g7,tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

rfupasti amendment ip she Sinte
Constitution ercaana rho once OF
Prison Commissioner aNd maklu-
Tho TORN of oHte oi thp poard 0f
Prison Commissioner sis Years
tu B. Il so can House john
Rcsolutnn
A joint resolution proposing o.
amend Article WI ~ the state Con-
ssiiauon by addn's theseio section
-. creating thr nmtr of rrls0n com-
mlssioners aud making lhc torn ui
ofico of fhc mrmegrF Of thc n1anl
90 rrlson Commissioner sA years.
and makinH an appropriation
hs resolved by ihf legislature oi
the State of Texas
scetion ! That Article XVI ai tAe
Consiiiulioh of the state ~ nNas be
amended b, adding thefcio q new
ss,iion Nhish shall re known a.
Seglloa rs Aud shall read a. iailoea
Scciloa Is tArtieie XVII This
Hoard Of Prison cemmlsslonrf.
charged b. Law wiih the control and
management 90 nc state prisons
shall De composed of three members
lappelnted hy TIE governor. hy and
eiih ihe coasGnt of the senate. aud
whose lorne OF 0nice shall ~ ya
pears az angl their saeccssors arr
iapaoinfed and qualified provide
/ that the tcrmst 81 oaieo 90 tse BOARD
az prls1n Commissioner nrst Np
polatca after ne adopiion "a tals
amendment shall beslD On lanaar,
2elh oi th9 AcAr ielloNine she ad0l.
tioa 0f this amendment ana shall hold
orsce As bellows, ong shall serve lee
svara. one l0Gr bear and oae 81,
Years Their terms % Ne deciaed b,
10, after they shalt have qualified. aad
one Prison Commissioner shah ~
Arpcinted every tNo years shercaftrs
IN case 81 yacaneg lH said onicf the
Coyernor ~ this state shalt nl, sata
vacancy ~ Appolatmeat ior ne pnex
glgcA term shercof
SEQ. = Tkn Governor at tAis