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snxArn BILL NO. .. Laws or ,s,a.

nsfsersA - the FesSis Of The State q
CsssraAe ~ Petitioa Of HeferenAun.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
At the General Election to be held on
the Third day of November. A D. 1914,
fled electors Of the state Of Colorado.
for th cir, M appsreevea Or rsteet,en,
Wa filed in the sifiee q the Secretary
b. ISIS. At $50 o'clock. Z. M. and re
ferfed 70 the People Of the State Of
O.; ,.,, sont sa,S., NOR: thar IN r.
Wi&: S., Of the isgsi voters Of
ths stats Of Colorado, duly verified IN
tss Sffics Of the sscrst.ry Of state On
isia & 1:so c'ciock. :. M suns - =
ISs eutherity for submittins such
Adj u found In Section Of Article v
Oh the Constitution of the State Of
caloeHAq. provtAinG for the InitiAtivs
~ 0o1orondum. -.
assAts Btll No. %. Lava Of 1913.
An ACT TO nBIIEvn EMPIoYHs
AND WORKNBN FROM ARRIJnfYlao
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re&HAA - SSAAsS we ~ AtNW AU1&s
DsfsSreA % the People u TIE State 81
Cesesaao ~ Petition Of Referendsna.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
At the General Election to be held on
the Third day Of November. A d. 1914.
there will be submitted to the quail
fisd electors of the State Of Colorado,
Or their approval or rejection.
esctions g and g Of Senate BIZ No.
office of the Secretary of State on the
Fourteenth day of April A. D. 1918, At
1885 O'Clock. q. M. and referred TO the
People Of the state Of Colorado BY Pc
tttion Ct Referendum. containing more
than the requisite number Of sigma
tgrss tto-wit: SO of the legal voters
IN accordance with law and filed In
the office of the Secretary of State on
the Fourth day OF June. A. D. 1918, at
l:1l o'clock. p. m.
The suthority for submitting such
ACT II found In Section of Article v
Of the Constitution of the State Of
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
and Referendum.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
Contribution OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO. INITIATED M
PETITION UNDER THE INITfA-
TIVE AND RETERENDUM.
Notice 4 hereby given that At the
Third day of November. 4. d. 1914.
fled electors Of the State OF Colorado
for their approval or rejection. the fol-
SMinE PROPOSED o; liz am n,naI CO. to The
lnitiated by Petition under the Initia..
tive and Referendum. which initiated
Eors Than o the rsauired numSsr ito.
state q COLORADO. duly ys 1if IN s Se
the office Of the Secretary OF State on
the Fifteenth day of April. A D. 1918
At $40 o'clock. q. m.
oss St to sss sSsn
Of the Constitution OF the State Of
COLORADO. providing for the Initiative
AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE XIV OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO, By ADD
ING THERETO A NEW SECTION,
TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION ls,
MAKING NEWSPAPERS PUBLIC
UTILITIES.
D. s Esocted BY the Psosls o. ~ sesss Of
Colorado:
That Article XIV of the Constitution
Of the State OF Colorado be Amended
snSSSe e.s s sss id;;a y. which section
%. ' paSil.hsd sns eireaiass G'f IL Rf' tse
STATE o. So,or ,,e,1 y hsTr sy declared Z.
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Is
SENATE ELL NO. I, LAWS OF 1e1s.
Referred to tAe Pesple Of the State ~

So1D800o - fetntb00 o1 AStef0U0084>
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Thar
1t the General Election to be held on
the Third day of November. A. d. 1914.
there viii be submitted to the quail
fled electors Of the State OF Colorado.
anS 81 s.nsss s
No. I. which Senate Bill was filed In
the office of the Secretary Of state on
the Fourteenth day Of April. A D.
1913. at 1924 o'clock. .. M, and re
Colorado by petition Of Refsren-
dunn. containing more than the re4ui.
site number of signatures to-
WILT: $40 Of the legal voters Of
the State Of Colorado. duly verified
In accordance with Law and filed In
the twelfth day Of July. 4 b. isiS.
at lt:4e O'Clock, =. N.
The authority for submitting. such
Act u found In section. Of Article v
Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Colorado, providing for the Initfative
and Referendum
ssnats Bill No. I. Laws 1918.
Section Rsfsrrsd-Nos. IS. - and q.
Section IS. GAY No street railroad
corporation. tslsphons corporstion.
telegraph corporation. water COR
forth begin the constTaetion Of 4 StrSst
railroad or Of = line. plant, or system,
or Of any extension Of such street rail-
read. or line. plant or system. with
out first having obtained from the
eommiseion . certificate that The proo-
snt or future public eonvsnisncs and
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ssnats BIN No. s14. Laws Of 1911,

Senate Bill No. 11i, Laws OF 1919.
AN ACT RELATING TO THE AP-
IFS. CoNsTABLEs AND OTHER
PEACE OFFICERS m COUNTIES.
CITIES AND TOWNS oF THIS
STATE AND TO FIX A PENALTY
: Foa InM vio1 ..1I VI TIE
FhovisioNs W This All AND no
REPEAL SECTION 1873 OF THE
pAnnn nr ,.ac M AZ oTMrp
HADe oE 1sos AND ALL OtHEh
ACTS AND PARTS OF ACTS IN
The said bin or act, s1elusivs q the
title .. above given. being a. follows
Be 70 1"scfed BY the oss~s' Asss~sss q
tie State Of Colorado: W I.
Section !, Every appointment Of AZ y
n ,n hu s ~ ~ ~ sucn appoitnSs ~.
~ IS q tns snef ~ 6na sn3M g alsd
q; but 81, ::ssion .hai! nCs :Fssnd e
Enx. sn !; s e .nd.l ss !; e Dc Z
sar sn.n ~ syHsrpcsvtn y -. 4.nn,,tc
sS Se for any yp pSrnoss rni..s tie p nsr.
o cSa 20 - epPonasso s, sn "a navS p$S9 e
9sen % sns s,n AZ % coi1laao LOT es
msnt and q Is. eopn.y six montSs
and 9 aualified voter IN such county:
=, section 2. That Any person: persons
tirm OF cofperntion % aeent or any of
SEem tnat snAli procure tne appolnt-
msnt q any deputy by the sheriff Of
county. IoI the purpose OF hifinS euch
deputies st the expense Of such person.
tense OF guarding private property,
or any persons who shall procure An
purpose Of hiring himself or who shall.
after procuring an appointment a.
deputy offiSer hire hiinssis to any per.
OF any Of them. to guard private prop
orty. shall BIO deemed guilty of q fell
ony ana on CONVICTION tneroof shall be
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SENATE ELL NO. ia. Laws OF 1873.
nafsyreA to the People Of the state 81
Cslerado By Pstlt3en sf Refereadusa.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
at the General Election to. be held on
the Third day OF November. A. D. 1914.
there win be submitted to the quali-
fled electors Of the state OF Colorado
Senate Bill No. 2I4. which Senate Bill
was filed In the office OF the secre-
April, a. B.. 1918. At io:4s O'clock, a.
m. and referred to the People, OF
the State of Colorado by Petition
the requisite number OF sIEn6-
tures (to-wit: BY of the legal voters
of the State of Colorado. duly verified
the office of the Secretary Of State on
the Twenty-seventh day OF June. A. D.
1913. At 4:a1 O'clock D. m
The authority for submitting such
Act 10 found In Section OF Article v
Of the Constitution of tho State Of
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
and Referendum.
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ana Referendum. ia.f
HOUSE Btll Nd. 1876. Laws Il lsaa.
~ Msssrs Hawkins and r. b. oaaas
AN ACT TO DEF1ssu cpAnfIgnoas
/ MERCHANTS; RRovIDB ron LIZ,
CENS3No AND no9D1Mo C0a011-
ZION lEnRC1zAlsTe, NBauISArn
/ THE Hu11NEaa OF COMMUNION
I 1<NRCaAleTDs AND Y&Ov1DN HoH
VIOLATION TNnREoE. Isl
- 10 1rsstss ~ ~ 6sssrss Asssaslv Il
~ stste ~ OeSsvs1s:
Section l. Any person. firm o. cor.
poration pursuing OF. who shall pursue
orchard or garden produces fssc.pt i've
for Z commission shaii 81 desmsd to
meaning 81 this act: Provided. That
70 include any retail DEALER who r.
mo- commission Il charged or collected.
n ssG aleS snsi b n1lswfI g fSe
rsdo WITHOUT first ostsinins . II iiesnss
s s5Sm the e STATE = sondTct
section J. Such eemmissien m.r-
nndsr osth shs Y u STATE
giving his full name II an Individual.
the full name Of all the partners II q
ion shs Is sA osfs.rs sns
and the amount Of the capital stock
ng.ths name Of the city or town whore
he intends to carry on such buulness.
sEns III .sS n sna e.. q se. ae
Acter Of the produce for which IL
csnse to sell on comnission e wanted.
81 ssnts a.. g
ter reGTirsd. tGssthsr With q fse Of
seoretary 81 State shah issue to- 70 said ala
businsss Of commIssion. merchant until
ip which such license T. issued: Pro-
s n sns aes ,a h liz b s for
rotary of State. and no other personaor
persons shall be permitted to examine
tbs the IA, same s, u an the same be REQUIRED
Section T.. Every commission NOR
state of Colorado shall file. with the
by such commission merchant Rs prin-
cipal. ana = surety company licensed to
sum Of ten thousand doiiars. FOR the the
payment and proper aocounting to each
ana every CON1lRuoT OF 0OCn farm,
dairy, orchard or warden produce. and
the fun amount Of the selling price of
and storage. Il any. and such commits
the consiRnor and such commission
merchant Such bond shall be ap-
proved by the Secretary Of state.
Section s. In case such commission
merchant shall fail or neglect to ac-
count and report for sale or to pay
over tho moneys due on account OF a
sale, As required In this act. an action
may be had against the principal and
sureties on said bond by such consign.
or in the name. Of the people Of the
State of Colorado for the use Of such
such consisner from said cotnmission
two or more consisnors for the purpose
Of suit hereunder to join actions, but
the Judgment shall specify the amount
due to each cOnpfKnor. Such suit shall
be brought in the county whore said
commission merchant has his principal
place of business: Provided. That said
bond shall not become void upon the
first recovery thereon. but may be sued
upon until the Amount thereof u ex-.
hAusted. That upon the impairment
Of said bond By recoysries thereon. said
commission merchant shall be required
to make and file . new bond In an
amount equal to such Impairment con-
diNoned A. heretnbsfofs provided.
chant doin4 busines under the provis-
and complsts set o. books. In whish
Nal ~ fpn1v raAaeAah fha avgnounf M
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td) All stock and every stock certifi-
eaisenee Of no' Or pnbiie
utility. issued Without an order Of the
stock and every stock certificate. and
every bond. npte or other evidence Of
WITH sp the aHthorisasion Of the commi se
Vision. to =; ny wjsn
shall be void: but no failure in any
ohs5 e. &c. e4sr q sns
s aa ~ the hso soeR s sndsr
sses or q "a
II Than n' IL GOOD faith and for value and
teS Every public. Utility which. al
rectly or indirectly. issnes or causes to
any stock o. stoG u IT,
order Of the commission authorixinR the
se Se II x. e os shs
State. or which ApplIes the proceeds
from the sale thereof. or any part
purpose or. purposes .peeified in The
commission's order. a. herein provided.
to ulSSsr n
such purpose., 10 sub5eet 20 : penalty
lars for each offense.
On Every officer. agent or employee
Of public utility. and svesy other
rects. aids In issuinE OF executes, or
causes to be Issued or executed, any
stock or stock certificate or bond. note
or other evidences. Of lnds btsdness. in
non conformity with, the. order Of the
commission authorizing the sems. or
or Of the constitution. Of this state.
or who. In any proeeedin1 before the
false statemsnf r. rspresea tatioa Or
! With knowiadEs % ~ fatality files or
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In witness Whereof. / have here
unto set my. hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the State of Colorado,
sixth day OF September. A. D. 1914.
JAMES b. PEARCE.
(SsaD Secretary Of state.
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pubiio Unity, Operating under and by
do so by the commIssion. Every as
signment transfer; contract or asrss-
a. any stoek by BY Or through any person
s .sesoa 81 .sa be o. v sss
and Of no effect. and no such transfer
n nnsll BE- ,,, made On the books Of any
s.sss .ns!i :: sss.ses.s g ; sfss.ns ss q:
holding Of stock heretofore lawfully
S:ssioa H. g, n. pev.r z publ.
tificates. and bonds, notes and other
ate liens on tSeir Property situated
ths risht Of .upsryis!on. r.9alstion. 8:
ana .Seh poss se Snail Ss .a.r eH q
:. e. ms
q 4 public gti,,.y map i..u. stock.
and other. evidences. Of Indebtedness
months after the date thsreof. for tbs
nansy for Of sses
snSss Of ss e S5 s.
tSs IMPROVEMENT or msintsnsncs Of IL
fsii rsfundinS Of lie obiisstions or fsr
expended from income or fron any
other moneys in the treasury Of the
tsinsd from the issus Of stocks o.
stock certificates, or bonds. notes or
other evidences q indsstsdnsss % such
DsiSF 70 ths f,linE q q s"plisssis7
:sa zee sns e ia 0' &
where the applicant shaI have Espf
psnditpres In eueA nAansf a. 70 en-
nssss e IN szs r .ssI aiS =
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In Testimony whereof, i have here
unto SGT my. hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the State Of Colorado.
s q me d.C q g h
JAMES B. PEARCE.
(9eaD Secretary OF State.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-06
9lAYER OF THREE MUST
! Ole IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Oreste Shillitano, "the Pcrcr Box
Kid" Leer as Sentence
1Nr Is Read.

: - . courtroom filled with detec-
oRos. stationed there ~ q matter Of
0gocaution. Oreste Shillitano, the
ksuepsr Boz KID" slayer Of Policemen
af1aney and Charles Tsare and Of
- Risso. Q civilian. Wa sentenced
~ In the electric chair during the
49, beginning April ~ by Judge
knooo In General Session. to-day.
k%Doan pals" Of Shtliitano hsesd to
hn1esncs imposed. but created no
fs\illitano took his sentence With .
Sw Of bravado. a leer OF contemnt
1000 over his features ~ be listened
Judge Mslone. Deputy Sheriff
ho1ph A. Miller and two ASSISTANT
~ him to Sing 6ins prison nm the
D1W train.
III Ohiliitano was convicted Of the kill
IT OF Policeman Hcaney. The youth
nQd Russo. q saloon keeper. had had
eSouhle. ehillitanO encountered Ris-
- the night Of May last In = pool
toom on Mulberry street and shot
NJ dead. while resisting arrest
D4hitano killed the two policemen.
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PAID BY 1 DtinO MAN
AND oI0n'T SHOVEL SNOW
Work Finally Done by a Prisoner
Who Was Let Go to Her Out
Victim OF Three.

"shoveiiins snow for . blind man"
must take it, place with taking
candy from . child" william Sand.
Ter. who - blind and owns q big plot
Of ground at Nswkirk avenue and
East Twenty ninth street. riatbush.
Endorsed the opinion In the FlatbusA
Police Court to-day when. guided By
. re,ative. he answered Q summons
served upon him yesterday By 20.
iiceman Reeder directing him TO ap.
pear and b fined for failing to keep
l2S feet Of sidewalk IN front Of his
property clear OF snow.
Il am almost totally blind" ex-
planned Mr.. Sander. Il have paid
three mensto remove that snow and
each time the money was collected
for work not performed. Can you
help me outf"
Edward Sauires. awaiting arraign-
ment on . charge Of intoxication and
vagfancy. was called TO the bar Of
Justice. The Magistrate asked him II
he would d, some work In considsra.
ton Of suspended sentence. sauires
agreed ana was sent with Mr.. San
dler TO clean OF the sidewalks in
front Of the Sander property. sauires
not only escaped punishment. but got
paid for his work. He shovclied on
the snow.
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SIPS HANDOUTS OFF
AND ESCAPES FROM
4 Police IN 4 CROWD
Almost Broke the Wrist of
Second Prisoner, 10 Whom
IA. He Was Fast

James Valentine Of No. 81 East
- Hundred and rhirtsssth street,
onaOsA With burglary. clipped HE
wrsst out Of the handouff which held
Nm TO another prisoner. Victor Pare
G No. 100 East One Hundred and
SEVENTY second st-sSt. on the One
hundred and Twsnty.hft street sta
s3ea q the Third avenue elevated TO-
~. and sscapsd. He was one "
1uortssn prisoner IN charge Of Dep
uty OhssifRs Dsvin. Dross and Han
ROY from Harlem prison to the
County Court In the Bronx for trial.
]. Pare yelled with pain - bic wrist
Was nearly pulled out Of Joint when
valsLtine jerked away. Valentine was
lpot in Q moment in the crowd Of
workers who were pouring out Of
aDwntown train.
me other prisoners told the deputy
eat Valentine had . visitor in the jail
yesterday who left with hun small
6eetis Of oil. The handcuK link from
vAich Valentine squeezed away was
scared with oil.
Passengers at the station. most OF
whom were young women going to
V0rk. ran around screaming. which
lnoreased the confusion and aided the
pgS0oner to escape. Valentine In IN
~ q, 500 bail, set by Aagistrate Ten
LICK in Morrisania Court Feb. .. He
Was caught In the act Of entering
S6a1oe at No. $50 Kelly street.
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FACING EVICTION, ENDS LIFE.
Sorkville Real Estate Mas . SCI.
eide n MIS- Own OAcs.

Fearful. evidently. that he would b.
dispossessed OF his once for failure to
pay , mt due. Charles d. schnelie com.
mitted suicide BY tying . sas tube TO his
mouth In tho lavatory adjoining the OF.
Ace at No. 1880 Lexington avenue and
inhsiing the how. lis body was found
there to-day by his daughter, Edith, AZ
ter Policemen MclcennA Of the East
EiEh'y-sish'h street station forced the
In a note 10 Joseph II. Sets. owner Of
the once. who had threatened him with
dis possion. Schneile wrote. Don't take
any action until matters are settled"
Schnelie lived At No. l<7 East Ninety
cr FOR whom he left letters. They were
Frustrated by his suicide. He was well
known In real estate circles In Yorkville.
He was forty-seven years old.
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Sewing machines, $32.So. regu:
larry ~. The MISUNDERSTANDING
Rotary. Lock and chain stitch; drop
head; automatic lit; four drawers.
Pull Get Of attachments.
Dress forms, $3.50 and SO, regv.
larry $50 and 81. The Special
sud"Duchess'' the little space needed
to keep the former and the sdsptabil-
ity Of the latter TO any number Of com.
b}nstions Of sises sad forms makes
this an unusual combinatioa to be
imcsriaI clothes wringsrs, -.
regularly s.. Hardwood frame. H.
inch roller. Can be fitted to either
round or stationary tub. Guaranteed
ior three years for fancy use.
White.enameied medicine cabb.
nets. SS.S0, regularly -. ~ %
in. Beveled plate mirror. Sis IN.
stove psrcolators. -, regularly
$40. Nickel plated o. copper. 3
pint sise, ebouissd wood haadle.
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Brass umbrella stands, $50,
regularly $50, sise eSx In. high.
Bird cages, Si.7S, regularly sass:
Sliding drawer aud sides protected
With brass seed guard.
Electric Irons, $3.50, regularly
$50: Six peunds; eight feet Of wire
attacked.
casssroie baking dishes, -. res.
ulaNy -. Frame nickel. plsted o.
brass; metal handles sAd feet. Guern.
~ sasthsawsrs lining. t-pist capsc.
ity.
lrssularIy 0.es. No. q copper
bottom.
Heavy salvanixed ash Gems, I.Iy.
regularly Sl.7S. Wrought steel
bottom; drop side handles. ~ "a
Iinches.
Aluminium bail sriddiss, Si.3s,
regularly S7.S0. l04n. dse.
| Housewares Store. Subway floor. New
Building. -. y.
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Twelve Spokesman for the
Economy Side of the
'Safety.FirSt" Housewares Sale

We have chosen at random from list Of than o0O0O
household articles whose prices less than regularly by
10 to 40 per cent? twelve Of these savng
Each article everyday necessity
Each article example Of the Safety First standard
Of Wanamaker housewsres- ...J
Each article fair representative Of the savings which
rossble but once every six months.
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Wos,,en's Undsysusav
At I3lte each, "seeelds'. Of Ice
10 CSC Gsedss. White ribbed cotton
vests, With fancy Jokes.
Al Nc each. regularly Soc. Ribbed
cotton vests end conhisstion sults.
At. 3Sc eaeh. ''seeosds" Of soc
grade. Ribbed cotton combination
suits.
At sec each, regularly 75c. Fine
white isle thread combination suits
Lace-trimmed knee. -r.
Wou,en's Hosiery
At l0e pair. 3 psirs for csc:
"seconds" q lBe aad csc grades.
Seamless tan cotton OF mercsrised
stockinss. .. ..r..
At l715c pair. regularly csc and
SSc. iTsa cotton or lisls thread stock.
ings.
At riSc pair, 3 pairs Tor SOC;
"secoads" Of CSC srade. Past black
seamless cotton or Isle thread stock
iuRs.
Al 3Sc pair, regularly sSc sad SOC.
Artificial elk steckings.
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: And the tailoring will be on par with
the quality Of the suitings. :.
You will be immensely satisfied with
these suits. We not only predict that.
We warrant it. !
gas. $50 and $35! suitings. then.
= 60 into sack suits at $40. so:
sizes above A chest measurement.
ten (1O) per cent. more.
First choice; tomorrow, Saturday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-24
LOCAL BREvITIES

George SalIers has purchased the Sam
Pearson restaurant, on South Main street,
and took charge the first of the week.
The contract for paving West Butler
street at FIT, Recovery was awarded last
Friday to Lowry, Mannix & Wagner, of that
village. at their bid OF SlOll0
Friends in this city OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
SchmalstiR. of Dayton. are in receipt of
stork cards announcing the arrival of a
baby girl in the Schmalstig home July II.
A White Mountain Creamery stub, dated
.June rs, 1914, with the name E. o. Hagar,
was turned into this office by Night Officer
Hastings. II Ii interests party same can be
had by calling at this office.
The contract for building the new waste
weir on the west bank of the reservoir, at
the headwater of Beaver, about a half mile
below the city limits, will be let on August
4, at the office of the superintendent OF
Public Works at Columbus.
CLARA v. Ohaney last Friday filed suit in
divorce in the Common Pleas Court against
her husband, Alonzo Ohaney. The couple
were married in 1909 and have two chill
dren, which the plaintiff wants in her Gus
tody. Alonzo is charged with failing to
provide for his family.
ID, A. Faurot, South Echo street. was
overcome by heat while working In the
oats field on the DeFord farm, west of
town, Tuesday. He was found unconscious
and removed to the home OF Vernon Pur-
dy, who is farming the place. After recov-
eFing sufficiently to be removed he was
taken to his home,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-24
GOVERNOR cox SET SOME
PRECEDENTS LAST MONDAY

Calamity Jane Mercer County Observer please copy1
special Assembly last Monday the short
n record-eleven hours.
II was the special REDUCE
peoples annual bill and left that in
their pockets.
provided the the history this and perhaps
other State
Ohio General Assembly did IN that precedent
establishing extraordinary session of but day
900 900 by reducing the state levy
mill As mill. These reductions were made
In sinking fund from m O33s mill o 0025 mills
common fund from. mills 0550 mills
University from mills 092S mills
Highway from mil o mills
Total reductions from. mills 45O0 mills
reduction which will have
hardly expect to increase rates in the
such action.
saving the property owners of s3O year by repeal
requiring h political
subdivision cent of the regular annual pros Tor the IN
public employees.
exchequers schools
rights school, ministerial and canal
which
png for the payment of all revenue de-
Auditor Donahey
liberal provision made for the com
Assembly Ohio the state III e
o thus preserve its rights to all minerals
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-24
BOGUS CHECK GETS MAN
IN THE USUAL TROUBLE

After being put off Lake Erie & West
ern train near Coldwater, and falling and
breaking his arm, Robert Kendall, Civ
ing his home as Greenville, was arrest
ed in the Office of Coldwater physician,
while having his broken arm reset, last
Saturday evening and brought to this city
by officers Duncan and Heistan and
lodged in Jail.
Kendall gave Clyde Fleischman, To-
cal auto livery man, a worthless check IN
payment for services in hauling him to
New Bremen and return. Fleischman,
Immediately upon finding he had been
swindled, swore to an affidavit for Ken
dall's arrest, but Kendall had boarded
the Lake Erie west bound passenger:
Word was sent to Coldwater to apprehend
him, but it seems he had been drinking
and was put off the train for raising dis
turbance. He was arraigned before
Mayor Rice, plead guilty and was fined
80 and costs. Unable to produce the
cash, and unable to persuade His Honor
to accept his check as payment, he was
turned over to Sheriff Fisher.