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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
ACT NO. 1877.
Senate Bill No. 6Q-By Mr.. Well.


Senate Bill No. 6o-By Mr.. Well.
AN ACT
Proposing an amendment to Article 100
of the Constitution of Louisiana rela-
tive to District Courts, in order to
provide for the creation and election
of an additional Judge for the Thir-
teenth judicial District.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of louisiana two
thirds of all the members elected to each
House concurring. That the following
amendment to the Constitution Of Lou
isiana shall be submitted to the electors
Of the State, at the congressional election
to be holden on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November, 1914, and. If ap-
proved and ratified by a majority of said
electors voting in said election. the same to
become part Of the Constitution. to-wit:
That Article 100 of the Constitution be
amended SO as to read as follows:
ARTICLE 100.
The District Courts, except in the Par
ish Of Orleans, shall have original juris-
diction in all civil matters, where the
amount in dispute shall exceed Fifty
($50.O0) Dollars, exclusive Of interest, and
In all cases where the title to real estate
Is involved. or to Office or other public
positions. or civil or political rights, and
all other cases where no specific amount
Is in contest. except as otherwise pro-
vided in this Constitution. They shall
have unlimited and exclusive original ju-
risdiction in all criminal cases except
such as may be vested in other courts by
this Constitution, and in all probate and
succession matters, and where success
sion is party defendant, and in an cases
where the State. a.parish, municipality,
or other political corporation. is a party
defendant. regardless of the amount in
dispute; and of all proceedings for the APP
pointment of receivers or hquidatorS to
corporations or partnership; and said
courts shall have authority to issue all
such writs, process. and orders as may be
necessary or proper for the purpose of the
herein conferred upon them.
There shall be one district Judge for
each judicial district. except for the First,
Fifteenth and Twenty first
Judicial Districts, where, until otherwise
provided by law. there shall be two dis
trict Judges, but judges Of the Twenty
FIRST Judicial District shall not be resi-
dents OF the same parish
And the judges Of the Fifteenth judicial
District shall not be residents OF the same
parish after the expiration Of the terms
II the present incumbents.
District Judges shall be elected by
plurality of the qualified voters of their
respective district, in which they shall
nave been actual residents for two years
1ext preceding their election. They shall
be learned in the law and shall have prac-
iced law in this State for Ave years pre-
rious to their election.
District Judges under this Constitution
hail be elected on the Tuesday after the
lrst Monday In November. 1916. and every
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
NO. 81.

Ia NO. 81.
BY Mr.. johnson. Chair
0anmittee on Public Edu-
rtute for House Bill No.275.
RESOLUTION
5snendment to Article 255
|ntitution of the State of
)plAtive to the support of
pchools cf the State Of
Ind the levying OF taxes
arishes. cities and towns,
! conditions.
( resolved by the General
0tAte Of Louisiana, two
ognbers elected to each
~ That the Legislature
70 the same funds the
ID lands not designated or
Cther purpose, and shall
y parish may levy a tax
kools therein. which shall
ntire State tax; provided.
NJ the whole amount OF
not exceed the limits OF
lxed by this constitution.
y Orleans shall make such
the support, maintenance
! public schools Of said city
proper, but lot less than
80 min for any one year;
|ohal1 also continue to re-
DpArd Of Liquidation Of the
|nounts to which they are
tnnder the Constitution
Nd II the year 1892.
zlS0f the several parishes
trustees and municipal
kpnratsd cities and towns
1nnna excepted) shall
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
PPLEMENT TO
! MARY BANNER
y September 5, 1914.
|ONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 81.

~ AL W.. o.
Il No. 91--By Mr.. ManiOn.
1T RESOLUTION
amendment to the Constitu-
xe State Of Louisiana, with
to taxation Of banks, bank
ations, banking corporations
,sg companies. doing exclu-
I. business of lending money
in bills of exchange, in this
domiciled i'm other States OF
~oE-in foreign countries, and
ne extent and limita-
thereof.
solved by the General
te of Louisiana, two
nbers elected to each
That the following
e Constitution of the
"a to the qualified electors
their adoption or rejection
Bional election to be held on
hay after the first Monday
n November, 1914, as follows:
Banking associations, bank
slns or banking companies,
y in this State but domiciled
of the Union or in foreign
Il may In their own name or
ftheir agents CIR representa-
n this State in the business
ley or dealing in bills of ex-
lively. shall pay a yearly
Atwo hundred and fifty dol
tie and like tax to the Mu-
fochial corporation; and in
Id license tax shall pay to
nnual tax of 2 IL per cent
terest earned OH all none!
the Municipal or Parochial
like tax Of 2 IL per cent.
bject to no other or further
by the State or by any
ision thereof.
1t further resolved, ETC.,
b ballot to be used at sale
have printed thereon the
lie proposed amendment to
IN OF the State of Louisiana
he extent and limitation OF
INKS, banking associations,
companies, doing business
: bt domiciled I'm other States
In foreign countries" and
Iainst the proposed amend
Constitution of the State Of
ytiding for the extent and
eAxation on banks, banking /!
corporations or companies
In this State but domiciled
OF the Union or in foreign
Id each elector shall indi-
bed by the general election |
kte, whether he votes for or
opposed amendment.
Il l.. e. THOMAS,
House of Representatives. |
THOMAS C. BARRETT,
and President of Senate. |
ne "a. 1914.
l.. e. HALL,
bf the State of Louisiana. |
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
ACT NO. 1874.

House Bill No. 340-By Mr. Gordon.
AN ACT
Proposing an amendment to Article No
l2o OF the Constitution of the State OF
tOrneyS.
Section l. Be it resolved by the General
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
ACT NO. So. u.
10. 49--By Mr.. Manion.
"a RESOLUTION

WCT NO. 62.
70. 49--By Mr.. Manion.
q RESOLUTION
endment to the Constitu-
State of Louisiana relative
mption from taxation OF
hand or on deposit; ana
homestead Associations or
Societies to their members
stock Of said Associations
X resolved by the General
y State OF Louisiana, two
v members elected to each
ring. That the following
d the Constitution Of the
1tted to the qualified electors
= their adoption or rejection
~ onal election to be held on
y after the first Monday in
9vember, 1914, as follows.
exempt from taxation all
or on deposit; and loans
associations or Homestead
~ members secured by
Iiations or Societies.
further resolved, ETC.,
Lllot to be used at said
I've printed thereon the
proposed amendment to
Of the State Of Louisiana
taxation all money in
Dolt: and loans by Home
30 or Homestead Societies
i secured by stock OF Said
Societies" and the words:
oposed amendment to the
the State of Louisiana
taxation all money In
6olt: and loans by Home
= or Homestead Societies
j becured by stock of said
Dcleties." And each elector
= provided by the general
he State. whether he votes
=
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OlemahreacItc @eraIente.

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beiBt aus Scr @egenO a6geldoben
mcr0cn.
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Wclualtiocr Oel6ranO.

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5clen W. SMITHS Wlarber
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Snqlelt 9ingcn oobuL oaB Sri.
Smith in i6rem 9imgolop errnoroet
nuroe liAt ON W}ecrcSufer, wic
eos @citdnoniB &oooni'S 6ciaat Bat.
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bier SSabren ni6t oagelpcieue So1c
Don St.25 pro @uibel fii6rte. Sc
sen Oie Gage flr5 Dor ser &riegS
crtldrlng beOelltet 0ies cine Steige.
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icbic0cnen Eermingeiddftcn itcigerte
iib ser @ei5enpreis I'M 37s bis 53s
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gen 5hhiBnrtirungeu. 9ei fIeinen
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no6men broHteil oie &rciie ipieoer
6lm Sinfcn uno Der W}arft i6loB
Inn 1s bis 3s uic0riger ais on D9itt-
woA nit @}oimei5en 81 $t.19H.
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ge5cncr Scridt 6ciagt. 3o5lrci6e
@liiiioncn in Eeutih Oitairifa, Die
ourd oie cusopdii3c Gentrolor8oni.
iation Der 9looeutiiten unter6ulten
mirOct wcr0cH bon Der mncrifani.
i6el Wliiiions6e60rOc ii6ernommen
iUcrOen niiiicn.
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Seine Oper fir Button.

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Iidc N3itglieOer ser Eruppe ieieu in
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Scr eingetreten o0er einge5ogen por.
cen; onOcre ieicn I'M 9cgriff 0oiiel6c
5il i9m lno Dielc, oqrltnter bic
mci6lihen Wiitglie0er aus europa,
ieien in beri1ieOenen Sbeilen bon
europa iiolirt lmo gcitranOct.
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Countries g9adlIpicl.

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9lftiDa Ger @ont Inn 100000 b0ber
cri6einen IieBeu, ols iie wirflih wo-
rem imO gegen 6or mo Wtc9ouaIO
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0a Oie idnIultliben @2itolicOcr oes
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ongcnonuucn Wcr0cn. uoOurc6 Den
6armcrn reihlid6 3cit 0egc6cn miro,
ibr 9Bro0uft nuf Ocn Nlorft 5u brin-
gen. Gieie 9ioten uerOcu 81 70 Ero-
cent i6rcs g}ominalwcrt1eS ange-
nommen unO niiieu BON Oen oGlr-
rcncp 9lliociations~ aui @rlnO Oes
9llOri6 Greelano Ueicbes prdicn-
tirt merOcn.
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nb6molS ieiner llc6cr5euglng 9luS-
Orud, Oob NIT Oicien Gorfe6rlmgcrl
fir Die 9efrieOiglng aaer lcgalen fl,
nan5ieaen 9eoiirfniiic geiorgt lit ino
OaB es uidt criorOerlid lit, oI1 nod
0cn Sioats6oufcn ouS Ge6t Der Nus
go6e bon 9anfnoten 5u ocrlci6cn, OQ
er bcfugt lit, observation-disclosures
i'm @ctragc bon 1000 Wiillionen Col
lars ouS5uoe6cn. Ger S9abiefretdr
lit ou6 crntG6tigt Oie glusgabe fol
den @apiergelOeS 5u Derpcigern,
menu cS nod6 iciner lle6er5epgmug 5i
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ioa. Tie 0anten 6oben Ooiiir 81 ior-
gen, OaB Die 9ageriHeine, welhe on-
genommen merOcn, BON 3uoerldiiigen
9ager6ausbeiibcrn ousgelteat iino
unO 0aB @almpoQe lmO Go6of i'm
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6aa Scr &erni6tung ooer 9eiddOi-
gung 0urd 9}oturfrdfte ocOedt iinO.
Ser ( c6 Grfuugen Ser 6 la u
s@iII a6geIe6nt.
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gciteQte 9(ntrog, III Oie ouf Seiibge.
ieQi6oiten be3iiglide 9eltimmrno
Der GlaDton'iden Eruli-Yia eincn
@eidngniB @oragrapben ein5uiii-
gen, lit nit % gegen % Stinmen
Dcrmoricn morOen. Ger Senat Bat
au6 nit 30 gegen 20 Stimmen Oa.
gegen geltimmt, cine @eiGn9niB-9e.
thinning in oen gegen ineinanOer.
Qreifenoe 0ireftorien geridtete 9lb.
idnitt ser GloDton-SiQ aui5unebmen.
Ole @biIippinen- Dill.
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tanten6auies oerein6artc geltern cine
Spc5ialregel fiir Oie 9erotbung Der
,Soues-9ia. mel6e Den 6ilipino5 ein
ueitercs 0}nB BON Sel6IDerlpalting
gewd6rt. Gle NloBregel miro aber
crit in einigen goHcn Dor Oos 6aiis
ge6ra6t merOen.
Sn ser 9iQ miro Dem @unIdc
9lusorud ncrlic6en, Die p0Qige llnab-
61ngigfeit Der @6ilippincn 6alO an
crtenneu 81 fonnen, an Die Steue Scr
&bilippinen-G tritt Gin ans
S2oblen bcrpor9egnngener Senat
unO Ocm @eneroI-Soiberneur miro
ciu belbrdnfies, Dem @rGiioenteu ser
Ser. Staaten aber cin obloltes Yeto
Hed5t Dorbebaltcn.
2 Yun0eS- @an0elSr
marine.
0ie 9l0miniitrations-9iQ be3iiglicy
Ser 9cgriinoing elmer &6e0erci-@e-
iclihait, melhe inter Der Gontrole
Der @unOesregicrng ite6t unO fir
wcl6e $t0,OO0,00O bcluiQigt perOen
ioQeu wilrOe 0eitern bonn @aus-Go.
mite fiir Die SanOelsmorine in 9e-
rat6ung genonlmen, mo eS puroen
arrangements fiir 0iicntli6e Ser
ne5mungen ii6cr ben Elan getroiicn,
pelde morgen beginner ioa. Maio-
ritGtsiii6rer lln0crpooO uno S6ab-
iefretdr @lc9lOoo werOcn Die NaB-
regel beiiiruorteu.
Spcn0en @ilfon's un0
Nl ibuIps.
Inter Den 9citrGgen, mel6e I'M
6ieiigen Souptauartier Ocs ,,9iot6en
arcu5es~ fiir bic onl1Blid Oes&ricgS
in europa 9}otbleiOenOen eiligegnn-
gen iinO, 6eiinocn iid Oic iolgcnoen;
@rdiioent SSilion $50, gice-9r6ii-
bent Nlari6aa $25, Senator Salues
6 Nlortine $50, Senotor 99eeo
Smoot $25, Senator Sobn u Eboru-
ton s. umo 9oroneiie bon aetteIer,
weIhc bier ueilt, 500.
oemafrcselte Serslente.
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9os neue Sblo6ticbiff u9tiDoOdp'u
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outf Dem Ood periomneIt, ais yl's
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fiigung bc6iieIih ser Snoicnltlnlssii
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roOoOin" ocr6lcibt obcr nod mcDreT
%ohcn in G6orlestopn.
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lDrfdtigt.
9cutl6lanO' 'SScmiIDulI.
gen nm SsricOCm.
9mrb britii6en Staatss
ietretar Scs MusiudrtiDem.

@as Sir eomoro @rcD Dem Inter.
bolie bon Dem ssirtcn Ocs Ocrt-
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mare in europa, 0ie 5u Der Seite Der
0Seocnt0 GoD 9loOcntiits" 5d6len
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men mic elm aeitcrn i'm 6ieiiaen
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Nas Sbab0epartelnent oer0ffent.
libte geiteru oie @eOingingen imtcr
melc6en 9agerideine ii6er 9ounpoQe
imO Eo6nf nit &crfoQ nad ipdte:
items pier Nlonotcn icitcuS ocS Gc-
portemcuts pon Iationalbanfcn ais
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WONDERFUL WORLD OF OURS
What Lot of Things Grandfathcrs
Missed

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ne present ca lI''El 4h"l"S' 'le
ure'ueu 1901 ahu Hou'H 1ISo'so rep
IeS' nus one "L 'l' "onuvIS o. O'lo
NoIlu' III '""C IL u,Ilo"S'r'.e9 'It u
IecllNeheSs OF luou'IH ooH'rol meas
uICa over "IS'"N'' 'nv cause o.
WHlCH mas never pv'H Se'H ~, ,H""bH
lh' Io"l ana In"uIh "ls'aSe Is NloM" W"
10 ue a'C"S'"n'u 'N" boIHl' ulal lu-
aINluo'i mas never p'5h pIoushi ou5
10 thc HEHI OF gay H"" PHoIotI"P ilCu
Tor the IouE's R"Hery., hul WHiIe
conU"l Oh ll' 'plueIlllo MAJ bS
one Oh IN, N"Nu'II I"I progresses i'laue
IN sanitation, ll Us Only one OF Ine
W"huoIs OF 'he Hlo"eIn NoIlu' WIN
out our present hHoNi'use OF way
loI "n'IuIIHb suIl uIS'a9eS we NHuIu
he no ptI''i on man our sTdHoIa 'HeIs
VINO never heaId phohogIdph nor
saw an auion9hlI'.
Bul Nhdl Iol OF soud IhlHSS our
slanuialn'I missed ne ttI'ph"A''
electrlc Hshl' telegraph internal com
busuon thhih'' anustpuC surgery
ialiIoad ualh ana inter III pan iIoIi'N
ear, gas range wafer uhueT pIe9aut T.
gram olndtN HuIhS implements loI
an sorts OF iarm WORK aulomobHe'
pn"n"Iiapn, We're unknown 10 thchi'
Nhat Would they lhlhh II they were
10 AWAKEN To-Day ana step lI,'o your
nome ana near puoI'bIdpu poul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19
GRAIN

CHICAGO Dec. 1s-1IeRyy profit taking
and little talk of peace and OF difficulties
hsmpering reports wiped out today sub
ttantial advance In the wheat market. Prices
closed unsettled with gains Of - 10 sc
net Corn finished nc of 10 to upi oats
unchanged 10 NC lower, aud provisons .
shade to 20o down.
There seemed TO be Widespread dsposi
,ion to avoid noticing crude rumors regard
Ing the wheat trade. Gossip though Of Q
check not unlikely on the sailing Of Eng
lish ships from American gulf ports, had 80
unsettling effect. New Orleans freight
sells were not 10 leave port without having
official sanction to do 20. Refusal Of many
country dealers to sell wheat except at .
decided further advance kept actual trans
fers to exporters down TO smaller proper
tions today than has recently been the
case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19
Mhnf Allied Him.

There is veteran actor I'm Now
York who suffers from some digestive
affection that. after a heavy meal,
causes him 10 make mysterious, mut-
fled. far-away sighing and moaning
sounds, down deep in his chest,
He was playing cards at the Lambs
club one evening when an especially
severe attack Of this malady came on
him. Ben Happgood Burt the song
writer, who had strolled IN, was stand
ing. behind the sufferers chair, listen
ing with unfoigned interest TO the
rumblins manifestations which
seemed to proceed from nowhere In
particular. Just as he located their
source the person responsible for
them spoke
81 don't know what's the matter
with me-really ! don't" he la
mented.
"Old man." said Burt instantly. "I
know, you're haunted"-Saturday
Evening Post.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19

Immediately following the murder
Of the gambler Rosenthal in New
York. the papers were full OF stories
10 the effect that members Of the
uniformed police force cleared the
street in front OF the Hotel Metropole
in order that the assassins might pot
their victim without interruption
A night or two after the killing a
very tired man was clinging to an
awning post opposite tho Metropole,
in Forty-third street, when a patrol
man came by and ordered him TO
move on.
VERY WELL" said the weary ono
thiclly. VERY well, ossifer; but ia
like to ask you a civil quesn first ?"
We'll, what Is TT" demanded the
policeman.
"Who you fellers fxin' to shoot
Saturday evening Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19

Baby, baby, In thy cradle; what
wilt be when thou are grown
wilt thou be a baseball player with
a dome of solid bone;
Or, perchance, a worthy farmer with
an oatstraw in his ear,
Telling folks the worlds salvation lies
in cotton every Year,
wilt thou be voiceful preacher, or
butt into thy life's work
As q druggists understudy and q
soda fountain clerkY
Only time can tell. my baby but II
have half chance,
I'll steer thee from the cigaret or dust
thy little pants;
I'll guide thee into channels that may
be thought crude today
But, bless thy little soul. III make a
man of thee some way.-Ex.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19
LIVE STOCK


KANSAs VIIY. Dec IS = HOUS 10
ceipts $500 steady Bull $1,000 T 20.
hcavy S715a 725 hight $1,000 7l5, pigs
SCbO0 700.
CATTLE Receipts 1900: lower Prime
fed steers 50 OOH 10 co. dressed beef steers
81 OOp 9 90, southern steers S65OM so.
COWS s4.50q 90, hefers s6OO@ s.25, stock.
ers SO 0On 1.75.
sHEEP-Receipts 2. 500 1Oc to 25c lower
Lambs $1,000 T. 90, yearlings s625@ 7.-j,
wcthers $3.50 GOO, ewes $45OH5.5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-19
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO Dec ls-HOGS Receipts 43-
600. weak Bulk s705a 78O. light SO 50
q 73O. mixed s69Oa 735, heavy s6s5m
1875 rough se.s5@ TOO. pigs S576 "a 30.
CAT1LE: Receipts 1000 steady. Native
steers g oo@ 10 90, western $49o.q O5,
.s25
SHEEP Receipts $4,000 weak Sheep
s5.25d G 80. yearlings s640G 100 lambs
50 4OG Go