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AT NEWPORT.

b Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Newport March s.-Mrs. William '.
Pratt entertained at dinner at her nome
this evening.
Mrs. William r. Caperton has recovered
from q slight illness and was able TO be
about today.
Captain and Mrs William :. Sims. I.
: y, will probably make this city their
permanent home.
Major and Mrs. Harold L. Clock. OF
Fort Williams Maine. are guests or Ma
jor and Mrs Edwin 0. Sarratt, at Fort
Grehle
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Alfred Picard was commissioner from
France TO the St Louis Exposition IN 1905
and four years before that had served
HIS country as commissioner general OF
the Paris Exposition. In lsS he was a
member OF the Cabinet, holding the post
Of Minister OF Marine.
NJ. Picard achieved distinction as e.
gncer mathematician. administrator and
jurist He was born m the province Or
Lorraine. and left Tor the French capt.
tai at the axe OF seventeen years 20 eater
the technical schools. lie served IN tho
army during the Fiarco-Prussian Wat.
and. returning - Paris. rose rapidly from
one high place 10 another. lie Was called
upon 20 liQuidaio the affairs OF the eX-
position of 1879 and earned reputation
that brought him the appointment OF
COMMISSIONS general Tor the exposition
which marked the close II tho nineteenth
century. lie contributed largely 10 tho
success II THAT last great fair.
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ALFRED MAURICE PICARD.

Paris. March S.-Alfred Maurice Picard.
formerly Minister Of Marine IN the French
Cabinet and member OF the Academy
Of Sciences. died to-day ~ the age %
siXty-nine years
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yJASKINSON-
THE GENERAL SOCIETY Or MECHANICS
AND TRApESMEN

or TIN, CITY OF NEW YORK.
Executive Offices. No. 2" West sam ~
Brothers Sorrovful announcement - t,@l' o.
tie death OF Brother William A llankinson..
~, March = for twenty years meint"r OF
tho society. serving faithfully on the tn'nlD'.
ship committee FOR seventeen years ptine ~.
chairman FOR three vars ana Us .,nvspn
RICHARD T DAVIES Secretary. President
aoyT-s suddenly. az her late residence NO. 81
Fast Gs,h St Gertrude Riker hoy, ue,',s''
wife OF Joseph y. Hoyt and daughter OF uiF
late Daniel :. Riker ana Joanna {. fl'lH'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
urAD-,t Greenwich. Conn. March s. Isaac
/ Mead ia his roth year. Funeral services
st his late residence. No. rs LAFAYETTE Plac..
Tu.sday, March II. al .. m. Kindly om't
flowers.
oIJIFTE-March 8 1913. a., Howard Mission
and Home for Little Wanderers. susan "
Ure Funeral service at the Howard Ms
sion No 22J East llth ST., on Iucsaa,
March II, 1918, at S'oSN' -
vate
pocEvrII-unnie Battles Rockwell. wife
-, c.oree Rockwell u Waterbury, Conn.
suddenly al Atlantic city. y. J.. on March
6 Funeral services from her late rssllencc'
waterbury. Conn. on Monday a, Mr,eon
March 10. az o'clock. burial W Mef'de"'
Conn AZ the convenience OF the family.
sATrERLEE-on Friday. March !. 1915.
Jean Sutherland. wife Of the late Edward
George Il. Reese. Funeral service al Cal
-ary church. 18th ave. and 2ist ST., on
Monday. March 10. at $50 q. m.
STEW ART-on March s. 1913. At the residence
O, her daughter. Ethel s. Elliot. No 80
West s7ih St Eliza Josephine Stewart. fu-
p. m. San Francisco and Los Angeles papers
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IN MORiAM.

VAN BUsKIRK-In loving memory OF my de-
voted husband and our beloved father. the
Rev Peter vreeand Van Buskirk. who
passed into eternal life March Q, 1917.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
CEMETERIES.

FRANK T.. CAMPBELL. s4l-3 West Esd
St Chapels. Private Rooms, Private Ambu-
lances Tel 1924 Chelsea.
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
$3.50 St BY Harlem Train and by Trolisy.
once ~ East sd St.. N. !.
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DI D.
In Nisnoriam
Van Buskirk Rev. =. '.

DAVIS on Friday. March :. 1918. - n, re,.-
denco OF bic son. vernon NJ. DAVIS. 10 -
I.nox ave Robert Vernon Davis. iu The sJiA
,ear "a, his age Funeral service af N'.
Asnes's chapel. West g2i 81. near 'olln. :
rus ave on sunday. March !" 1913, a. LOU
. m lnterment al Noodls"n
pOWIE-On March :. William H. DOVE. IN
Lis s5tb veor Service private on acco INK
;ii,e.s in family Intcrment a. Andes. y J..
tuesday Delaware County papers please
copy.
ENpERI.E- suddenly a. his residence Bro =
,on Hall S6th 81 ana Broadway, Joseph W
Endere Notice Of funeral hereafter
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change in so far as II touches the ioun-
dations Of the state, is experimental
and transient. This Englishman seems
sometimes TO doubt il. and to disbe-
lieve in the permanency OF anything.
There I part company with him. ! am
as Conservative as he is. ] would take
TEN norris 1cfi for d motto just as readily
az he. But ! a one OF those VINO thinK
that Radicalism works its own cure
not always swiftly. but surely. And !
look upon this Englishman with his
7 .tters. which each week are read by
q million OF two Of other Englishmen'
"a one OF the forces which strike, not al
the symptoms but at the causes OF that
disease which for want or q better
pord We call Radical in this country
and Progressive in our own. | know
~ no writer who is doing for us IN
America quite the kind OF service
.oa,nst the common enemy which this
Fnglishman is doing for England. but
thai we shall deal with our own revo-
,ut,onary asitators in due time ] never
doubt.
ought 10 add that MIR. whitley
u,r,,.s on lighter topics with light
touch from which the saving grace oil
sipcerity is never absent; old authors
are as dear 10 him as old ideas. Art is
q domain in which he loves to dwell
.Ia has dreams OF beauty and finds IL
ubere II is TO be found; whether in the
romantic or iii the classic FORM ne
doe. not disdain even the Russian Bal
LET az a subject; regardless OF it's popu-
,ar,tv with a . orld which accepts
fashion as a law in amusement as ~
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

Section 30. It is hereby made the duty
Of the commissioners of election, in each
city to which this act applies, to fur
nish printed instructions to inspectors
and ballot clerks. defining their duties
and the law governing elections, and
said commissioners Of election are here
by empowered and required to have gen.
eral supervision of all elections under this
act and to see that such elections are
conducted according TO law. Any of such
inspectors and ballot clerks failing to
perform such duties prescribed as afore-
said shall be punished by fine of not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, or by imprison-
ment in the county jail not more than
thirty days.
Section 3d. The said commissioners
OF election appointed by the mayor may
be removed upon proof of official mis-
conduct or negligence, and said commits
slonefs may appeal to the common coun-
ell within ten days after removal, and
the common council may conduct hear
ing by committee in such manner as
may be determined by 1t, and report
the same to the common council, who
shall determine the question on such ap-
peal.
Section 81. It shall be the duty of all
officers and departments of cities gov
erned by the provisions of this act to
cooperate with the board Of election
commissioners 50 as to carry out the
provisions of this section.
Section 80. This act shall be literally
construed so that it's purpose may not
be defeated by any inforrnality or fall
ure to comply with the several provisions
in respect to either the giving of notices
or the conduct of the registrations or
keeping within the exact periods of time
stipulated herein.
Section 49, Any public officer who
shall wilfully fail or neglect to perform
any duty imposed upon him by the pro-
visions of this act. or knowingly make
any false certificate in respect to such
duty, Or to any matter to which he may
be required by law to officially certify
shall be punished by imprisonment in
the county Jail not exceeding nine
months, or by dne of not more than five
hundred dollars and the costs of prose-
cution.
Section S. This acta shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March 5, 1913 Copy Law.
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nit to the voters Of said city at the next
election of any sort to be held In said
city the question of Issuing the 5chooi
bonds of said city in the amount and for
the purpose or purposes named; and upon
receipt of such request from the board
of school directors it shall be and is here
by made the duty of said common councli
to cause the question of the issuance OF
the said bonds for the said school pur-
poses to be submitted to the voters OF
the SAID city at the next regular, speclal
or other election held in the said city
The question of the issuance of the SAID
school bonds shall be submitted upon
separate ballot, or in some other manner
so that the vote upon the issuance or SAID
school bonds shall be taken separately
from any other question submitted to the
voters at the same election, and II ma,
jOrity Of the votes cast upon such bond
proposition shall be in favor OF the 1ssu-
ance of said bonds, then the common
council Of said city shall cause sucn
school bonds to be issued forthwith IN
the same manner as other bonds winch
have been properly authorized are issued,
and the proper officials of the SAID city
shall sell or dispose Of the said bonds
in the same manner as other bonds are
disposed of and the entire proceeds or
the same shall be placed in the city treas.
ury, subject to the order Of the said
board of school directors, for the purposes
named In the request for the issuance OF
the said bonds. Said school bonds shall
five per cent per annum, and shall
be payable in twenty years from the date
of their issue, one-twentieth of the pr1n-
cipal to be payable each year, and the
said common council is hereby authorized
and it is made their duty to levy and coll
lect tax upon all property, real and
personal, in the said city subject to tax
alton, in the same manner and at the
same time as other taxes are levied and
collected which shall be sufficient to pay
the interest on all school bonds outstand-
ing, issued under the provisions Of this
act, and to pay such part of the princf-
pal of such school bonds so issued as be-
comes due and payable during the next
fiscal year. The amount of such school
bonds outstanding at any one time shall
not be greater than one per cent of the
total assessed valuation of all property,
real and personal, in the said city sub
ject to taxation, and the tax levied to
pay interest on and the principal Of the
said school bonds shall be in addition to
the tax levied for general purposes upon
all the taxable property of said city.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March s, 1918. Copy Law.
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No. %, 81 Published Feb. II, 1913
CHAPTER 1, SESSION OF 1913.
AN ACT-Relating to expert and cler-
zeal assistants for the joint committee
on finance, and making an appropriation
therefor.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section 1, The joint committee on
finance of the legislature Of the session OF
1913 is empowered to employ trained eX-
perts in accounting and statistics and IN
the formulation of public financial state
ments and such other assistants as may
be necessary. Such experts and assist
ants shall be exempt from the provisions
of chapter 1863 of the laws of 1905, and its
amendments
Section 2. There Is appropriated out
of the general fund a sum, sufficient to
carry out the provisions of this act, not
to exceed ffty-five hundred dollars, the
same t. be paid upon the approval and
order # the chairman Of the senate and
assembly divisions of the joint committee
on finance
Section 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved Feb. II, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. 72, Al Published March 81, 1913.
GLI oTER IL "A WIS OLE 1913

NO. q c 4 rnD IA@s oF 1913 IL 1918
AN ACT-To create section of chapter
3d. of the private and local laws of
Wisconsin for the year 1867, providing
for the incorporation Of the Wisconsin
Yearly Meeting of Freewill Baptists.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. There is added to chapter
23 of the private and local laws of Wis
consin for the year 1867 a new section
to read: (Chap. %, P. &1 L., Wis. 1861
Section s. 1. The board of trustees may
Wisconsin Baptist state convention, a
religious corporation organized under the
laws of the state of Wisconsin, all the
property of every name, nature and kind
Whatsoever now owned or controlled by
the Wisconsin Yearly Meeting of Free
authorized by a majority of the dele
gates present at any annual meeting,
by like vote unite and combine with the
said Wisconsin Baptist state convention
and provide that thereafter all property
coming to it by gift grant, devise, be-
quest, purchase or otherwise, shall in
ure to the benefit Of said Wisconsin Bap-
if originally given to it; and may, by like
vote, after having been duly authorized,
as hereinbefore provided, wind up the af-
fairs of said Wisconsin Yearly Meeting
of F'reewill Baptists, and wholly dissolve
said corporation
g. All acts and parts of acts in conflict
with the provisions Of this section are
repealed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1913. Local Law.
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OF WISCONSIN

NOTICE - The publisher of any
weekly newspaper printed in whole or
in part within this state which shall
have been regularly published during the
/ six months Immediately prior to the
opening Of any regular session of the leg
islature with bona fide circulation to actu-
al subscribers during all that time OF not
less than three hundred copies each
week. may republish in such newspaper
in the numerical order of their chapter,
all CT the general laws passed at any such
session which shall be designated by the
secretary of state in the official paper as
j "eopy laws and upon fling with SAID
secretary satisfactory proof by affidav1t
of such publication shall be paid one hum
dred dollars thereon out of the state
treasury.
JOHN s. DONALD,
Secretary Of State.
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No. 8, 81 Published March IL, 1913
CHAPTER 6, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend subsection Q2) of
section 2o.S4 of the statutes, relating
to the distribution of Wisconsin blue
books.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. Subsection G2) of section
20.84 is amended to read: (Section 20.SD
Q2) Of the Wisconsin blue book, one
copy to each state officer other than
member of the legislature, to each mem
Der, officer, employe of the next
succeeding legislature and employe of
the state capitol to each charitable,
penal and reformatory institution, each
judge. clerk and district attorney Of the
United States courts within the state,
each senator and representative in con-
gress and each member-elect as such,
the state dairymans association. the
academy of sciences, arts, and letters,
name is listed therein. and the home Of
flee of the Wisconsin Humane society;
ten copies each to the state library, uni
versity library, university law library,
and the state historical society; one copy
each to each other public library, school
academy, and college applying therefor;
to the adjutant general for the use of
the national guard, fifty copies; to the
les to enable him to deliver one copy to
the following officers in his county: the
judge and clerk of each court of record,
the county clerk, district attorney, coun-
ty superintendent of schools, chairman
of the county board. and clerk Of each
city; and to each member of the legisla
ture two hundred and fifty copies, to be
delivered to himself, and to each officer
of the legislature, fifty copies to be de-
livered to himself. and to each employe
of the legislature one copy.
Section 2. This act shall be in force
from and after it's passage and publica-
ton
Approved March II, 1918. Copy Law.
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No. 6, 81 Published February Y, 1913.
CHAPTER ?, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend that portion of sec
ton 2424 eft the statutes, relating to
terms of court in the seventh judicial
circuit.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented III Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows
Section 1. That portion of section 2424
of the statutes which relates to the sew
enth judicial circuit is amended to read:
(Section PAID Seventh circuit In the
county Of PORTAGE on the first Mon
day in Nay and the first Monday in
= December; in the county Of Wau-
paca on the first Monday in June
and the first Monday in November; in the
county of Waush2ra on the third Monday
in April and the third Monday in Sep
TENDER; in the county of Wood on the
second Monday in March and the
first Monday in = October.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved Feb IL, 1913. Copy Law.
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Published March IA. IL

No. $50, 81 Published March H. 1913
CHAPTER 8, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT-To amend subsection of Sec
ton rs of the statutes, relating to
registration of voters
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section L. Subsection of section &c
of the statutes is amended to read:
(Section 26.) 2. They shall put thereon
the names Of all persons residing in their
election district appearing on the poll
and municipal elections, and may take
therefor such lists from the office where
kept emitting therefrom the names of
such as have died or removed from the
district, and adding the names Of all
persons known to them to be electors
the board OF inspectors held Immediately
preceding the first election requiring
registration, after the first day of De-
cember 1912, in cities of the second,
third and fourth classes, and villages and
towns in which registry is required, such
inspectors shall make a new registry of
electors for such election, and shall
place thereon the names of all persons
residing in their election district known
by them to be qualified electors and the
names Of all electors who appear in per-
son or through responsible elector of
the voting precinct known to said inspec-
tors request that their names be placed
on such registry. Such inspectors shall
hold their first meeting on Monday and
the following Tuesday three weeks pre-
ceding such election; their second meet
ing on primary election day and the fol-
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March Il, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. Iii, Al Published March 21, 1918.
CHAPTER Is, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To appropriate to the county
of Milwaukee, in Wisconsin, the sum
of nine hundred and eighty dollars err
roneously paid to the state on account
of forfeited bail
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. There is appropriated to the
county of Milwaukee, in Wisconsin the
sum of nine hundred and eighty dollars,
said sum being that in the possession Of
the state treasurer, arising from the err
roneous payment made by the treasurer
of said county of Milwaukee to the state
treasurer during the year 1911, on &C
count of bail furnished in the case of
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS.. Joseph
Finnis Brown, defendant, and forfeited
by the circuit court of Milwaukee county
by reason of the defendants failure to
appear at said trial.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after Its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March Fl, 1913. Copy Law.
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No. 381, ST. Published March IS, 1913.
CHAPTER Z, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To validate proceedings here
tofore taken for the creation of towns
under the provisions of sections 775a,
775b, 775c and 775d of the statutes.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section 1. Proceedings h e e 0 o e
taken for the creation of any new town
under the provisions of sections 775a
775b, 775c and 775d of the statutes, where
the requirements of said sections have
been substantially complied with except
that the territory embraced in such new
town exceeds government township;
provided, that such territory is contigu-
ous and provided further that the find
ings of fact and order of the court Great
ing such new town shall have been made
and filed on or before March Goth, 1913
be and such proceedings are hereby val
idateC and such new town SO created is
hereby declared to be a lawfully created
town.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
upon it's passage and publication.
Approved March u. 1913. Copy Law
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5. 81 Published March 81, l91

No. SIS, 81 Published March 81, 1913
CHAP TER Is. LAWS Or 1913
AN ACT--'To amend section l. Of chap
ter 574 Of the laws of 1871. authorizing
certain changes in The historical IL
brary building and it's equ!rn?ent
The neop.a CT the State of wisconsin,
REPRESENTED IN 5e:iaty and Assembly, do
enac. as follows:
Saction /. Sector. Of chapter 574 Of
the Lays os 1911 is amended fc read: (Ch
sT4 Laws 1a11) Section J.. FIT Tbs pur-
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No. EST, AL Published March 81, 1913
CHAPTER IL, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To make an appropria ton for
stationery for use of state officers and
departments and the legislature
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. There is appropriated out of
any money in the general fund not other
wise appropriated the sum of eight thou
and dollars, to purchase stationery for
use of state officers and departments and
for the use of the legislature for the per-
iod ending July l, 1913.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved March IL. 1913. Copy Law.
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No. $685. Al Published March 10, 1918.
- eli Iokr.LtE2 L AVIS on

CHAPTER TO- LAWS OF 1913
AN ACT-To detach certain territory
from the town Of Saxon, in Iron coun-
ty to create the town of Kimball, ana
to provide for towr meetings therein,
and for g. final settlement between said
towns.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
section l. All that tract of country
heretofore constituting a part of the town