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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-01-23
Cotton Seed For Sale
Double JOinted Snow Bank Cotton

This cotton is far superior to many
varieties in productiveness. 1t does not
take ON SO many long limbs, but all of its
strength gees to making great clusters of
bolls on short limbs. twill bear plant
ing thick, and where the stand is good,
the yield is wonderful. am confident
that at least one-fourth more was added
to my crop last year by having this
variety. have limited supply of seed
that will sell at ST 90 per bushel.
Address
w. a. WATSON
Thomson, Georgia
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Honesty In Business,

Commenting on the statement
made recently that a large business
man found nearly all persons honest.
the representative of another concern.
doing from S30.0OO.O00 to 100000
Of business every year. said to me.
Going back over our accounts for :
period Of seven years, can assure
you that our losses have been ieas
than tenth Of l per cent"
That is certainly a small loss. Il
every time you handle 81 900 In 4
business way you lose less than i
through misfortune, trIekery or diG.
honesty, the record looks pretty clean
The figures indicate that the man who
IL habitually dishonest does not sur.
yiYe In business.
i Philadelphia manufacturer of cot.
ton garments tells me that In nIne
years his plant has lost total of only
$3.50 through inability 10 collect the
debts due It. | asked him how II
was possible 10 keep the losses 80
small. His reply was that his fac.
tory sold Its output mostly TO large
concerns whore the standard of hon.
1ty Is Philadelphia Ledger.
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Jewellers PAID FOR SPEECH
oId-Tlme Methodist Exhorter Had
Strenuous Experience With Wild
Men In Wild Region.

John Lewis FER was an ItIneraat
Methodist exkerter in the early 'forties
In the Sioux country, and one of his
strenuous experiences with white men
In that wild region is told In a vol
nme. Missionary Explorers Among the
American Indians" compiled by Mary
Gay Humphreys. At Lincoln City =
party of Christmas celebrants called
gust at daylight. reused up the preach
81. and told him he must go with
them to Walkers" and either treat
or make a temperance speech. He
went. There were over 40 men, and
they called for chairman or modera-
tor: but they we're too drunk to be
moderated. I got upon my box and
stated my arrest, and proposed to
make a speech. They said: Go on.
I said: Gentlemen, | will tell you what
I think. There ls not a man here but
would be ashamed of his father or
mother, his sister or brother, to
know just our condition here this
morning. They stamped and roared:
That's So all over the house. And
next | continued. If we we're not 30
drunk we would not be here Cheers.
That's 30, too all over the house.
And II we we're a little drunken.
we would not do what we are doing
(Cheers.) | wound up and was about
to leave, when the judge said: I move
that we vote that everything Mr.. Dyer
said Is true and they gave rousing
vote. He said. The ayes have It, but
that I must not go yet. and made and
put a motion that they all give Mr..
Dyer one dollar apiece. and that was
also carried. They took the hat, got
so. and thanked them and went
home to breakfast"
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RED-HEADED NOT TO BLAME
According to Writer, Thslr Fretful.
ness Is Thrust Upon Them BY
the HumoFls1s.

You will read in ancient chronicles
that when the ruby-haired Crusader,
Sir Rufus de Burgh. paid his famous
visit to the monastery at 5aint-Brieuc
he said to the abbot: Now tell II.
old chap, how did you lose your hair7'
Nothing daunted. the abbot replied:
Sir knight, It was red. 30 / pulled
It outl"
! Maltese CROSS marks the spot
where the good man fell. and you may
see 1t to this day: but the end Ii not
yet. for q certain fretfulness has been
attributed to the red-headed ever
since, and nov comes WIHe Professor
Davenport, looking Into them with the
eye of science.
For our part. we think science Il
taking awful risks, and vii discredIt
itself. We admit the fretfnlness. We
have often observed It. Yet we hold
that the red.headed come into the
world peaceful and amIable. and have
Ifretfulness thrust upon them by the
humorists. This In why Titan paint.
ed where he did Seeking : city over
flowing with red.headed girls, he nat
iurally established himself at Venice.
which has ever been their haven and
heaven. owing to it's freedom from
white horses.-New York Tribune.
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Married mems iuE Of war. team OF
Denton 1lngling unmarried mems
tug of var. team Of Walter bowman
tug of var between the two winning
teams. team of married men. bean
race, Edna Dutrer. grasshopper race.
Harry Koont2; blindfolded peanut
contest. Raymond Koontz. blind.
horse race. Harry feeser. horse. and
Harry Koontz, rider. hobble skirt race.
William eopenhafar. string winding
contest. Berniee Hoover bal throw
ing. Elsie Gelselman bal rolling.
married ladies'. hrs. Luther sllfer
ball rolling. over sixteen years OF
age. Miss Mary Frock; ball rolling.
under sixteen years Of az. Miss
Katharine Feeser, ball rolling for
championship between the laat three
winners. Miss Mary Froek. pop
drinking contest. Herbert Grouse
boys baek-to-baek race, Harry Koontz
and Oscar Essig. potato races. Clara
Humbeft and Evelyn Cover. boys
sack race. Ralph Bowman.
George L. MoIter. residing In the
upper nafl OF our district. has bought
the farm of Howard ]. Hartman. near
Two TaYerns, p. containing 147
acres. With 10 horses. II head Of cat
tie. 20 hogs, 200 bushels Of oats, 1875
bushels of rye. al the proYender on
the plaee. the growing corn crop, and
full set of farming implements, for
the GIN of $4,000. Mr. Motter gets
immediate possession, but Will not
move upon the place until the spring
of 1911. and In the meantime will
have . manager On the farm. Mr..
Motter now lives On the farm of his
father. Levi J. Better, and l. one of
the most enterprIsIng young farmers
in this part of Carroll county.
| Jerome Koontz recently had q
tumor removed from his right wrist,
at the Maryland University Hospital,
Baltimore.
James Shriver has returned home
from st. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore
where he had an operation performed
for the removal Of his tonsils.
Orestns Bowers and family. Of Bal
timore. are visiting Mr.. Bowers moth
err, Mrs. Susan BlHh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tagg. Of Balti.
more, we're guests Of the Misses Tags
and Harvey Tagg last week.
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those present Hafe Mr.. Luther +.
FeeaaH and RIIa. Margaret Dictk.
John } 7. ilaumEartnef md wife.
George Il BaumEardncr and sifc Of
Baltimore. Ellen lost. Of Mannheim.
Township. Pa sarah Wertz. Of fian=
over. Soah Sullivan. John Garrett.
Andrew Wilson. Dallas Wilson. Clar=
cnee Wilson. Albert Thurman. Will
lam FeeHar. AfI.H social conversation
and general god time. al ID justice
10 table loaded % satisfy he inner
man.
You hear of wrecks ever day on
the laTKe railroads. On Monday last
there Has serious wreck n the Il.
V. Branch OF tn y N. Il. l. A. the
engine vas crossing the IL bridge
below Nelrose. The frame work
gave Hay Croft. the engineer. felt
Il giving way. and with presence Of
mind n put on : full head II steam.
aud pulled the engine and ane car 10
safety. One Of Tie loaded ore cars
went down the smhankmenI md stood
on IL end. Fortunately m one was
injured.
There was reunion Of Mr. Ezra
Froek'a family N Sunday last. Mr.
Grover Froek nd two daughters.
Jesse. Kenneth. 0sear. David. Malcolm.
Carroll. luelia and Grace froek were
present.
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MOI NTAIN.IEW.

Several severe thunder storms
passed over this vicinity Sunday nIsht
giving a general down pour OF faIn.
Some OF or farmers are busy haul
In and sowing grain.
Mr. Charles Barnhaft has purchased
\ new buggy.
What might have been a serious ae-
eldent occurred last week one day
when two small children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horalln F'lichman we're playing
together With n Ratchet. and the old
ct struck the other on the head Nth
The Ratchet. IntIlctlng : deep wound.
The mother had stepped into the
house a few moments. The child II
improving.
Mr.. Charles Barnhart Is building a
ne. wagon shed.
Mrs. W. l. D. Froek + on the sick
lit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Geiman and
daughter, MYrmla. spent Sunday With
Mr. Geiman,s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Geiman and family.
Mr.. and hrs. Robert Leppo and
children, Melvin, Herbert aud Mary.
OF Pleasant Hill, spent Sunday With
Mr. Noah Gelman and family. Of
Baehman's Valley.
Miss Sitter. of Philadelphia, Is VS.
ting her uncle, Mr. Edward Wentz
and family. of this place.
Mr.. and hrs. Charles Barnharl and
son, Floyd, spent Sunday evening
With Mr.. Milton Null and family, near
Matthias school house.
Sunday school at WIsner's Sunday
morning At . a. m.
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- 1T 10 amend section ? Of Article
>. TIL. Attorney General aud States At
turnsTs Of the Constitution Of this State.
aad Il provide for he submission Of said
amendment 20 the qualified FuIsTz OF this
state xgT adoption sT rejection
SECTION T. Il ! enacted y the Gen.
cral Assembly uf Maryland tfHTssz Hflba Of
al members Of eaeH If the two houses con.
curflngI. TbSt ths following zeztiou be
aud he samS i hereby proposed as IN
Attorney General nd States Attorney
of The Constitution Of this Stale. and Il
adopted b the isEzI qualified xaIsrs there
Of az herein provided. said zseIian shall
stead 81 section y said Article ) OF the
Consultation Of MaTTIan
.. Tie States Attorney sal perform
such dulles and FH1HIFe such fsH# and COM
missions or sala1T. not exceeding thfee
thousand dollars. - are noHsuF may here
after = pfrHffihs1 By law. nd II an
States Attorney zHaII receive ~ other fea
Or nsHHHd than suHH A. IL o. nay bc al
loasd - law, BE- zazIi. on conviction there
Of. b removed THam once: provided, thai
the States Attorney for baltimore CitT
shall resolve an aaaual aalaTY Of hfty=
four hundred DOLLAR and shall have power
Ia aHHaIHt one deputy ~ an annual salary
not exceeding fur thousand dollars aud
aries 81 exceeding twenty ne hundred
dollars each, n IHH Supreme Bench o
HaltImsHe Cts NJ authorize md ap=
ptuxs. al Of aaid zaiaries 10 hs paid oui
offiee. - has heretofore been nfaeticed.
ST. 2 Aud u i further enacted b.
the authority aforesaid That II. sald fore
going section HsEsnY proposed as m
amendment to The Constitution shall at thu
naxI election for members o. he General
Assembly 81 this State. 10 Be Hsid on tha
Tuesday neIt HfIsE tho hFHI Monday II
the mouth % November, nineteen hundred
aud thirteen ilaIzIz be submitted 10 ths
legal 81 qualified zofeFs thereof for theii
dlrezIIHuH contained In Article II OF tn
Constitution OF tn State, and n the said
election the vote ~ said proposed amend
meuI = tho Constitution shall b by bal.
lot ~ upon eHEH ballot there shall h
written or printed The words For Con
.HtIIuIIanal Amendment" Hn1 against
Constitutional Amendment Is nov pro.
vide1 = law Hnd Immediately after said
election due fetuTuz shall be made 10 tn
Governor Of the FaIs for aud against said
proposed amendment a. directed by tn
aaid Article II d he said Constitution.
Approved April Il. 1912
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Tie celebration held N Saturday
- a success although the weather
~ very unfaYorAhia
Please beaH IN mind tt Aid Society
supper. September /. Al are 81.
come
hrs. lettIs Beam and daughter
Ala Belle. of NeW Jersey. are sIHIt.
M relatives IN this vicinity.
Hf. and n. John Iaufer and HnnH
IT. and NJ Charles Graf and IT
!. Albert VAL and Hon. all of naIII-
more. and Ills DorfIz RarrleE. ol
Trenton, \. J. are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Wesley ". bond
Nr. and Mfa Reuben Taylor and
Sons. Of Baltimore. spent Saturday
md Sunday Nth Mrs. Howard selIara
Mrs. Mar shockney. Of Baltimore
i visiting her nephew. Mr.. Nicholas
MnmmauRh.
Nr. Edward Curren. Of REGISTERS.
town. spent Saturday and Sunday
With his mother. Mrs William BnHhey
The ladies Aid Society will meef II
tha home Of Mrs. William Beam IN
September :
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Little Edwards parents strove con
scientiously To develop his individual
ity. and succeeded to = degree thai
was criticised by conservative out
alders. One night, while they attended
a concert, Edward was left In charge
Of Bkeptieal young uncle, who at the
proper hour told the youngster that
he must go to bed. Edward rebelled
haughtily.
That's not the way to talk TO mel
he announced. You're not to say
must but always give me my choice
That's the rule"
All right responded uncle. grim
y: nov you choose whether you wani
to 90 to bed this minute. quietly. o
whether you want spanking"
Edward chose, without delay.
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spInster Lover ofcats.

4 western Pennsylvania spinster
gets from a Pittsburgh agency all the
anecdotes and poems about cats" she
can secure. She has been doing this
for the last ten years. insisting that
the clippings shall come to her IN
such shape that they can be neatly
pasted in my scrapbooEs, with the
names of the papers IN which they
appear and the date Of their publIea-
ton" Her country place Ia always
the home Of score Or more cats.
waits and strays she picks up on the
highways IN her tours about the coun-
-.
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land. do hereby order and direct thai a
copy OF each Of said Acts proposing said
amendments and additional section to the
Constitution Of Maryland. be published in
1T least two newspapers in each Of the
counties OF the State and In three news
napers published in the City of Baltimore,
one of which newspapers. in the City of
Baltimore, shall be published In the Ger.
man language. once a week for at least
three months next preceding the next
General Election which election will be
held on Tuesday, November 4, 1913. and
at which election the said above proposed
amendments and additional section TO the
Constitution shall be submitted, In the
form and manner prescribed by the Gen
eral Assembly. to the legal and qualified
voters Of the State. for their adoption or
rejection.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State of
Great Seal Maryland. Done at the City
Of Maryland Of Annapolis. on this 18th
day Of July. In the year Of
our Lord. one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen.
PHILLIPS LEE G0LDsBoRouGH.
BY the Governors
ROBERT 2. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER sa

~ At 10 amend section } IF Article
Of ths Constitution Of this STATE and 70
provide Tof the submission Of I'D amend
meuI . the qualified voters u this state
for adoption or rejection.
SECTION I. IL t enacted b the Cen
efai Assembly Of Maryland, lire nfths o.
houEea eoncuIfinE. That lie following
seeIlan De and IHs same i hereby pro
posed - an amendment 10 Article . Q.
the Constitution u this staIet and. II
adopted. by the hal and qualified voters
thereof - herein nd by Law provided, II
shall HnnsrAede section 2 Of I'D Article.
81. J II shall he the duIY Of the Al
tornaY General 10 prosecute aud defend On
the naEt Of the sIate all eazHH which II
the me Of hi appointment md quail
IeaIIaa aud which thereafter may be de
Supreme Court Of he United states, by OF
against the State or wherein the State
may = Interested. and he zhall give hi
opinion IN writing whenever required b.
tie General Assembly or either branch
thereof. the Governor. the Comptroller O
the Treasury, Of ny states Attorney. on
Ruf lEEnl matter ~ subject depending be
fore hem or eII.zer Of them. and when
required by the Governor Of General A..
seinIly he shall aI1 any States Attorney
In plassen,ng an sni, or a 81 a eronEa!
be shall commence aud prosecute or De.
fend my suit or action In any Of the said
courts. On the parI OF the STATE. which The
General Assembly or the Governor, actin :
according to Law. shall direct 10 be com.
meneeIz prosecuted or defended. and h
shall have and perform such other duties
and shall appoint such number OF depu=
ties Of assistants - the General Assembly
may from time u time By lHH prescribe
and he shall receive for hi services m
annual salary Of three thousand dollars.
or sueh annual salary as the General A.
aembIy may from time 10 time hy law pre-.
scribe. but he Hhall not be entitled to re-
eelfe any fees, nerqulsltea Or rewards
whatever In addition to the salary afore=
said for the performance Of any official
duty. nor shall IL Governor employ an
additional counsel IN any case whatever.
unless authorized BY the General Assem-.
bly,.
the foregoing section. hereby proposed -
an amendment 10 the Constitution of this
State. shall be. ut tho next general election
for members OF he General Assembly. 10
be held In this state, submitted 10 the
legal aud qualified voters thereof for Their
adoption or rejection. In pursuance OF the
directions contained In Article Il of the
Constitution; and at said election the
vote On said proposed amendment shall b
by ballot and upon each ballot there shall
be printed the words For The ConstItu-
stituIlonal Amendment" n nov prescrib.
ed b law. and Immediately after snId
election due returns shall be made to tn
Governor OF the vote for and against said
proposed amendment, ms directed by til
said fourteenth Article Of the Constitn-
Approved April II. 1912.
Nov. Therefore. /. Phillips Lee Colds.
borough. Governor Of the fIaIe of MARY.
| land. IN pursuance Of Section : Of ArtieIz
| II Of the Constitution OF the State OF MARY.
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EMORY.

Miss Bessie Marshall, OF Baltimore
Is visiting Mrs. Carroll g. RaYer.
Miss George I4amotte, Of Hamp-
stead, spent several days the past
week With Miss Helen Stull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
family. Of McDonogh, spent several
days With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Jones.
Miss Mary MeGollum, Of Altoona
Pa. has returned after spending some
time with her aunt. Mrs. Henry Stull
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Lamotte, OF
Hampstead, spent Saturday With Mrs
Frank Raver.
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.IAFrEn.

~ ACT 10 amend Section q of Article
III. title Legislative Department. o. lie
Constitution q this state. and 70 provide
Ipf the submission of HsId amendment TO
~ qualified HatsTs Of TIL state for zdop-
tn or TeissIIous
SECTION !. he Il enacted BY the Gen.
81 Assembly u Maryland three nfIHz Of
Ill The members Of each 81 the two houses
esaenrrinKl. That the following aeetlon be
nd the saus i hereby proposed - ~
amendment :. Hesstloh : q Article II.
tie Legislative Department OF Tie On.
zIIIulion Of IHIs state. md II adopted By
he legal sd qualified zslsrs thereof e
herein provided. u shall Huperasds aBd
land ~ tha plsee and aisad Of Section =
sc =. A. bli NJ originate IN
either House u the General Assembly md
b altered. zHendrt q HaIsetsd b he
aIEsf. but - bIii shall originate IN HIIhsF
House during the lasI In days d Ihn
SESSION. uuIszz IHosthIHdz IF the mHmH.Fa
nITzfed thenaIa shall dsTHTminE bY xFas
- nayHs NJ shall an I'll become , IaH
mi Il - ID 90 thfea different d. q
n session n each HunzE unless 10
IIIIds Il tie members elected Go the .zauze
.HeHs such ~ l. pending shall % Diet.
nine by 80 nd RaTzs nd no bin zaail
e rad a inIfd time uaIII u shall Hafs
- actually suar"sasa y printed u >
I'D reading
cling ssstInH herpbf Proposed - En
zmsHdment = the Constellation o. this
HIzle shall b # the nazI Eensral s!szlion
u members II the 1IaHH|al Assembly Of
Maryland. u - held n IHIH State. zubs
laIIlad 20 Il legal aHa lualiaed refers
thereof for IHHif adoption o. reieeIIHnz Ia
pursuance q re directions contained In
Article xIF - The Constitution Of tAls
zIzts. and Il aid general election The
ole on IL aid proposed amendment
HHail BE- - ballot. aud aHon each ballot
here shall - printed II. words 4FaT The
Constitutional Amendment. and Against
- Constitutional AmHHHHsnt, aH HeH
prescribed - Iaw. ard immediately zfIsF
I'D election ne returns hall be made Ia
lie Governor q tho xoIH for md against
IHa proposed amendment - directed By
ID ArtisIa - Of the Constitution
Approved april = II
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PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of Maryland.

WHEREAS. Mt the January Session of
The General Assembly Of Maryland. held
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twelve, Acts were passed
Article /; section q OF Article 3 Section
Of Article D Section } of Article 5;
Section q Of Article 4: aud adding pro-
Constitution Of this state. which said Acts
IRE In the following words. 10 Wit.
CHAPTER ~.
Az ACT 10 propose IN amendment TO
Article Of The Constitution Of this State
bY adding a new Section. 10 be known as
ia: aud to provide for The submission Of
sHI1 amendment TO the qualified voters OF
THIS stnte for adoption or rejection
SECTION |. BE It enacted by the zen
efal Assembly Of Maryland. three flffhs
u all the members Of each of the Two
IeN section be and the same Is hereby
PROPOSED rs m amendment to Article }.
Tile Legislative Department, 0f the
Constitution 81 this State. the same 10 be
Inserted after Section ~ md to be num-
Iere1 4OA. au1 II adopted by the legally
qualified voters thereof. n herein pFoFtd.
Ell said section shall beeome parI OF
Article Of the Constitution of Mary
land.
ia. The General Assembly shall enact
no law authorizing private property 10 be
IHken for public use without Just connen-
zatlon, TO he agreed nnan between the par.
IIes or awarded by q JurY. being firsI paid
o. rendered 70 the party entitled 10 such
compensation. hut where such property Il
Situated In baltimore Gig and Ii desired
II this stHIe or by the Mayor and lily
Council Of Baltimore, the General Assem-.
BIZ may provide for the appointment Of
appraisers b \ Court Of Record To value
such property and that npon payment OF
lie amount nI such valuation 10 the .IaHty
entitled TO compensation. or Into 9ouri
nd securing lie payment Of any further
Hum that NM be awarded by Jury. zneh
property NM be taken.
SIC. 2. And be II further enacted By
lhe authority aforesaid. That the said
aIonegoinE section. hereby proposed - m
amendment II the Constitution, EhHII be
n The next ensuing general election. n he
held on Tuesday next after the irHt Mou.
d. In the month Of November, 1r1a. be
submitted 70 The legal aud qualified voters
thereof for their adoption or rejection,
n pursuance 81 The directions contained In
Article 10 Of The Constitution Of this State
and at the I'D election he vote On aid
proposed amendment 70 he Constitution
zhaIl be by ballot. aud upon each ballot
there shall b written o. printed Tho
KurdH Fer the Constitutional Al4IaHd.
mHnif and Against he Constitutional
Amendment - nov provided b IaH
I'D Immediately after I'D election due
returns shall b. made . he Governor Of
he vote for md against said proposed
amendment. ~ directed b said Article II
d The Constitution.
Approved April $ t9I2
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UNION MILLS.

The annual summer outing OF st
Mary's Reformed congregation, Silver
Hun, Rev. 5. Charles Hoover, pastor
took place IN the grove of David
Boose, on August 7th. A fine day
brought a large attendance. QuoIIs
croquet, and other outdoor games
we're provided by way of entertain.
ment. Also a program Of laugh-pro.
voking contests, affording great
amusement to the performers as vel
to the audience, was put on dur.
Ing the afternoon. The winners n
the various contests were as follows
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MELROsE.

There was a pleasant reunion II the
home of Luther E. Feeser, August
4th, two miles west OF Melrose. Among
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scribed by law, and Immediately after said
election. due returns shall be made to the
Governor Of the vote for and against said
proposed amendment as directed b. said
Article Il of the Constitution
Approved April 5. 1912.