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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
Polltica extranjera
GAMING DE LA CONCORDIA.

Siguen preocupando, no solo la
Iopini6n inglesa, sino la de los centros
politicos de Europa America, las re-
'formas de Irlanda consignadas en- ell
bill y apellidado ell home rule, cuya
,discusiGn en- la Camara de los comunes
,ha perdido en- estos 1ltimos dfas la acri-
'tud que en- otras sesiones revistiera.
I A que obedece ell cambio que Sc ha
operado pOr lgual en- los elementOs mas
lntranslgentes, Ell Carson, ell leader =
de los "covenanters del Ulster en-
Redmon Y Dillon, .jefes ardientes vo-
ceroS de los naciOnalistas? Cuando al
gun Orador del Gobierno hizo notar,
con lntima complacencia, la tranquila
serenld&d con que Sc desarrollaba ell
debate, Mr. Balfour, ell antique caudi-
llO de los unionistaS. exclam0: "No es
que estamoS tranquilos; es que nos SEN
.tlmoS aterradoS, como 10 prueba ell he
,cho de que va, EN- rigor, no Sc discuten
las claCSulas del bill, - sino la forma
Y el modo de evitar la guerra civil, 5"
affirmation que asinti6 gran parte de
Ia Camara.
LEGO el dia Ell que habia de votarse
EN- segunda lectura ell proyecto de ley );
inteVrieron en- la discussion los jefes
de los partidoS, lamentando ell de los
,unioniStaS, Bonar Law. que Sc discutie-
Ia. auSente el primer ministro, suj jeto
"a reelection pOr haber aceptado la car
terra de la Guerra, ausente tambien
'el ministro de NegociOS EXtranjeros,
lque en otra session pronunci6 frases de
concordla Y de paz, { intervino Ell nom
lbre del Gobierno ell lord lugartenente
ldc lrlanda mOStrandOSe prOfundamen-
Itc optimSta. Pero la declaration mas
impOrtante de todaS fue la hecha pOr
tel caudllo de los "covenanters Sc
lg1n VA die Ell un articulo anterior, la
Formula conciliatoria preSentada por
Mr. AsQuith permitia que durante Seis
lanoS cl Ulster Viviera fuera de las pres
lcripciOneS del home rule 81 bien
ItranScurridO eSc espacio de tempo te-
Inia qus SometerSe las dispOSiciones
Gle la ley ESta formula fue rechazada
con cntrgia por los uniOnstas, pidien-
do la exclusion permanente, y cuandC
Sc veia mas aIejada Y dificil que nun
CA todl inteIigencia entire el Gabinete y
lla oposici0n. mister Carson diJo que S
la proposition del Gobierno Sc reforma
ba en- le Sentido de que paSados los seE
amos el Parlamento inglts decidiera 5
el Ulster debia no sujetarse las
Iclausulas del home rule. Ell eSe ca
SO 81 prcsentaria esa formula sus ann
COS. rccomendando la aceptaclon,
NADIA concrete contesto el lord ngar
Itenientc de Irlanda aunque acentuo su
acentos optimstas. y ell bill Sc apro
b6 en- segunda lectura por 3o6 Voto
lcontra 276: es decir, por una mayors
Ide so YOtOS. La question, no ooNldHte
sigue en- pie, pues el proyecto ha de pa
lsar por otros tramites, sometiendole el
la misma Camara de los comunes al Co
mite constituido por toda la Asamblea
Y desputs ha de ir la Camara de 10
lores. 81 bien, aunque estos lie rechacen
puede lleyarse la sanction de le Coro
ma. cor arreglo las prescriptions
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26

que ell otra OCCASION senale, dc la ley
Iapellid9da Parliament Act. =
Tai es ell estado actual de esta cues
ltion, acaso la mas complicada Y dificil
|que desde hace mucho tempo ha per.
|turbado la politica interior de la Gran
Bretana, perturbation que ha repercu-
|tldo no solo EN- colonias como FL Cana.
da Australia, sino Ell las vastas pose
|slones de la India, 10 que tai vez expli-
que ell cambio operado en- los impugna-
|dores y EN- los defensores de Ia refor-
ma, hacienda todas estas circunstancias
prever una soluci6n de concordia V
paz.
A pesar de este estado de cosas. los
covenanters hi sc descuidan nj, 4
Juzgar por las apariencias, cejan, dan
dose estos d1as EN- la Verde Erin los
mas eXtranos y singulares expectacu-
los. Los batalones de voluntarios del
Ulster sc reunen, maniobran,. reciben
sus banderas, son revistados por mister
Carson, que les arenga, Y aunque les
llama Ejercito de la paz. es 10 cierto
Due sus fraSes tienen acentos de cIar1n
de guerra EN- los periodicos mas impor
tantes Gel Reno Undo, muchos escrito-
res Altman que los iefes ofcialcs del
|EJerclto regular no eStan ObligadOs 4
servir EN- caso de guerra civil, va que
las King s Regulations, que pudiera-
mos traducir por OrdenanzaS del Rey.
no han previsto el caso, y, por tanto,
10 mponen, Ell eSa eXtrema circunStan-
Ella. obligation alguna.
Hay que tener en- cuenta para apre-
ciar eStas cosas, que nos parecen incom-
prensibeS, el modo especial Gle ser del
Ejercito mgleS Y de su uerpo de ohcia-
les, ell cual seg1n la declaration de IN
|Comite nombrado para eXaminar en
1913 la conducta Gle las tropaS con oca
'H4'h " uiloS mo Nus 0FtldlO iut H'
estan sujetos i responsibilities espe
ia!eS najo las prescripciOneS de la ley
segurando muchos eScritores tecnico.
r. dc e,idente autoridad. que los o6cia
es, a prestar juramento, no iuran alb
oluta >umision, llegando algunos sos
| tener cue, al pegarse generates, jefe
| Y oficia!cs 4 actuar en- caso de guerr;
civil, preStan immense servici0 al pals
Iues haccn impossible esa guerra.
Por Su parte. 81 Gobierno afrma to
Cos los dias que no piensa EN- ejerce
| 'oaccioneS Gle la fuerza Sobre los =" co
INenanftrs, nj que acepten una cons
Itituci6l que deteStan. declaration de
lord lugarteniente Mr.. Birell. hecha el
u session del 6 del actual y que reel
llleron con grandes aplauSoS los unio
liStaS. los cuales, no contentos co
Imanterfr cl esplritu de oposicion Il /
Hey en- lrlanda, ceiebraron en- cl miSm
ILOldffN gTdHOtS lllttlllgS, pfOlc>
tando tntrgicamentc contra el proyeC
tado home rule. p"
Frente este movimiento. que acas
tiene mas de religioso a. de poIitico, 10
catolicos irIandeses, que son la nmens
mayorla de la isla, permaneccn tran
Quilos, convencidos, convencidos acas
de que la victoria que desde l8S
aguardsn esta cercana, siquiera las eli
cunstancias impongan atenuaciones
limitaciones, que en- bien de la unidaC
LA concordia Y la paz, parecen dispue;
tos d aeeptar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
A. B. G. 5a. EDICION
CLAVE
EN- ESPANOL.
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose.

~----XOX--
81 usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6yil una joya, algo de yalor 8 de-
sarte, ofr6zcalos quien pueda com,
prarlo.
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20
NUMBER Of
new CORPORATIONS
Wednesday Was Biggest Day in
Months in Office Of s.ore-
tary Of State.

Wednesday was the biggest day in
the new corporation line in the Office
Of the secretary of state, in many
months, there being II charters is
sued. The total capital represented
is $4S1,000. They are:
The John Il. Paulson Company, Of
Hillsboro; capital, $4,000; %.incorpor.
ators, John E. Paulson, Mabel D. Paul.
son and Herbert H. Paulson.
The McClusky Farmers Elevator
Company, Of McClusky; capital, $15,.
900; in%corporators, A. c. Booth, C. o.
Bennett, ]. H. Register, "A. ]. Kramer,
Conrad Hahn, Joe w. Turnbull and
Andrew Schachais, all Of McClusky.
The Peters Elevator Co., of Napole-
on; capital, $4,000; incorporators, w.
H. Savage, IA. F. Sheldon and w. M.
holdings, all of Napoleon.
The Williston Mill Co., Williston;
capital, 500, 900; incorporators, Chsp.
w. Jennison, Of Williston; Hermen o.
Frank and VIM. J.. Miller, each Of Min
neapolis; Warren j. Jennison, Of Fair
view, Mont, and Gilbert johnson, of
Williston. ~ s#
The Fairview Mill Co., Of East Fair.
view, N. u; capital, $4,000; incor.
porators, Chas. w. Jennison and Ar.
thur X. CRUDE, Of Williston; Herman
o. Frank and VIM. ]. Miller, each OF
Minneapolis, and Warren ]. Jennison.
The Rugby Elevator Company, OF
Rugby; capital, 500, 900; incorporat.
ors. Charles Jennison and Arthur X.
CRUDE, OF Williston; Herman o. Frank
and VIM. J.. Miller Of Minneapolis, and
Warren J.. Jennison Of Fairview,
Mont.
Gunder Olson Grain Co., of Alexan.
der, Mckenzie county; capital, $685..
900; incorporators, Gunder Olson,
Grafton; p. R. Henricks, Alexander,
and G. C. vG%underson, Alexander.
German Grain Co., of Strasburg,
Emmons county; capital, $4,000; in.
%corporators, A. ]. Baumgartfer, Mill.
cher Brickner, L. e. Mastel, Joseph
Dillman, Romanus Erickner, all OF
Strasburg, and E. G. Terwillinger, Of
Minneapolis.
The LaMoure County Abstract Co.
Of LaMoure; capital, 10000; incor
porators, Herman Goehl, Bernard w
Loppnow and Frederick P. Bennett
all of LaMoure. .
The Werner Equity Elevator and
Trading Co., of Werner; capital, 500,
900; ~incorporators, Edw. Herbert, AL
fred Killing, c. B. Howard, Ambrose
Donohoo, Nils Thorstad and Harry
Scott, Of Renville, and Ben Rustad Of
Bailey.
Bowman Equity Exchange, OF Bow
man; capital, $50, 900; incorporators
Nels Boxeth, Bowman; s. D. Faris
and VIM. c. Farmer, Of Cheneseth; o
M. Ring, Ring; r. o. Bryant, Amor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20
FIRST REGIMENT
IN CAMP soon
Plans Complete tor Transports
ton Of Entire Organization to
Sparta, Wisconsin.

The first regiment OF infantry,
North Dako q National Guard, com
prising headquarters, band, hospital
corps. machine gun company and
twelve companies will: participate in
field maneavers at camp Of instruc.
lion. Sparta, Wis, Aug. z2 to 81.
General orders No. II has been is-
sued from the Adjutant Generals Of.
flee in this city regulating prepare.
tons and transportation and in sub,
stance is as follows:
Two Special Trains.
There will be two special trains,
n passing oyer the Great Northern,
the other over the Northern Pacific.
At st. Paul the Great Northern train
will be taken over the Milwaukee
road to Sparta, and the Northern Pa
cific train over the Northwestern
road.
The Great Northern train will con.
sist of twelve coaches ana, the North.
ern Pacific train will consist Of ten.
Northern Pacific Organizations.
The various organizations will
leave their respective towns as fol-
folws:
Co. A, Bismarck, 1p m, special.
CO. B, Fargo, z pm, special.
Co. r., Mandan, 1880 a M, special.
Co. G Valley City; 4:55 p. M, spe-
cial.
Co. H, jamestown, 3:50tp. m, spe-
cial.
Co. X, Dickinson, $40 al; M, train
No. 4.
Band and Hospital Corps, Lisbon,
ABS p. M, train No. 140.
Arrive st. Paul, 1880 q. m, Aug. o.,
and at Camp Mccoy, Sparta, Wis.,
1920 a. M, same morning.
Il, Great Northern Organizations.
Co. G, Grafton, leaves 5 p, M, train.
No. 80.
Co. D, MONT, $50 a. m.. train No.
Co. F., Williston, 1:55 a. M, train.
No. a.
Co. I, Wahpeton, 9 p. M, special.
Co. Z, Hillsboro, Z p. m, special.
Co. M, Devils Lake, 1850 p. NJ,
train No. 6.
Machine gun company, Grand
Forks, 500 p. M, special.
Arrive St., Paul 500 a. NJ, and at
Camp Mccoy, Sparta, Wis, 1000 a.
M. Aug. %!
Officers and enlisted men are en-
Joined to take as little baggage as
possible, and all grips and trunks,
belonging to enlisted men, other
than battalion and regimental nCli-
commissioned stan must be carried
in the baggage car. Enlisted men
will carry their extra clothing, shoes
and toilet articles in their surplus
kit bag.
Officers and enlisted men will be
examined for contagious disease be.
fore leaving home stations, by the ~
aiming surgeon of each o1Sanisar
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20
the causes for which they will take

the causes for which they will take
up arms. HN
Whether the kings and the en-
perors remain on their thrones mat
tiers little. Great Britain, Though It
remains the fiction Of a monarchy, is
as democratic as the United States,
and it's Parliament responds with
greater precision to. popular SEMI
nent than the American Congress.
The war means the end Of autocracy
whether the kings remain or not.
MoNTANA's WEALTH GROWING.
Helena, Mont, Aug. 19.-'Montana's
taxable wealth has Increased more
than $25,000,OOO over last year, &C.
cording to figures compiled by ]. ].
Ryan, clerk Of the state board Of
equalization. The total assessed pro-
perty valuation in the state this year,
exclusive of ToOle county, which has
not reported, and ofithe railroads, Is
$332,540,323, compared with $308,132,-
lO96 last year. 40
The railroad valuation last year
vas more than $4,000, 900, which will
be increased this year, making the
total property valuation In Montana
in excess Of $1Q,OO0,0OO. &
Real estate other than city or town
lots shows the biggest increase, ap-
proximately $4,000, 900. This in.
crease is due, not to any raise in the
valuation, but to an increase in the
assessable acreage. East year 49,.
541,O34 acres were assessed; this
year, q ,273;O33 acres.
Livestock shows an increase of
$1,000, 900, and automobiles Of $780,
900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20
Very Good Bait.

A certain bishop was recently a
guest at the home Of a friend who
had two charming daughters. One
morning the bishop, accompanied by
the two young ladies, went out in the
hope Of catching some trout. An old
fisherman, out for the same purpose,
wishing to appear friendly, called
out::
Catching many, pard,"
The bishop, drawing himself to his
full height, replied:
Brother, am a fsherEo men,
you've got the right kind of bait,
all right was the isherman's re-
joinder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20

General Helmuth Motke, who as Chief Of Staff Of the German arm,
commands the Kaisers forces. Ms sixty-s six years old ald has spent MS
life studying the business Of war. He distinguished himself notably in the
Franco Prussian Wal. He was born in ,Gersdorf, Meckenburg, and attended
the gymnasium at Rendsberg. He was a lieutenant in Franco russian Wal
time. and was decorated with the Iron Cross ofthe second class. Most OF his
service has been with the general staff, and at the time Of the death Of General
Field Marshall Count Won Motke, his uncle, he became aide de camp to the
KAISER "I# # ##& "#&% #%% fN@s,~ @@; Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20

V. L. Williams was fatally kicked
by a horse recently, while branding
the animal, on the Wagner ranch,
near Sentinel Butte.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20
BINDING TWINE.

The Mccormick Standard, the best
Irvine on the market for the money.
French & WEIGH Hardware Co.-Adv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20

vertising expert, delivered the prin-
cipal, address, and conducted round
table discussions. All the district de-
velopment bodies were represented.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20

DISCUSS STATE PUBLICITY.
Grand Forks, Aug. Estate pub
licity yves the subject for discussion
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-20

at the annual meeting Of the North
Dakota Development league, which,
was held in Grand Forks.
George iB. Irving Of Chicago, an adj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
WOODPECKERS ARE
CAUSING TROUBLE
Not Enough Wood Picking Material
on Hand 50 They Peck on the
Houses.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
DENVER, Colo, July 27.-Chief OF
Police O'Neil would like to establish
a training school for wood peckers. II
he doesn't do something he fears his
brave blue coats will exhaust their
energies running down false burglar
alarms.
For three days housewives in the
fashionable Capitol Hill district have
frantically telephoned the police, com
planning of burglars outside their hous'
es, desperately trying to jimmy their
way in. In every such instance the
police have failed to find trace of
burglar or a jimmy.
O'Neil Investigated and learned
that ignorant wood peckers were re-
sponsible. Capitol Hill houses not be
ing surrounded by proper wook peck
ing material, the birds have been
pecking asidiously on window stills and
castings, frightening housewives az
most to death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
Loan Association MEETING,

WASHINGTON, July 27.-For the
first time since the league was organ
lied twenty-one years ago, the United
States league of local building and
loan associations met here today. The
attended by about 500
delegates, will continue three days.
At the same time an affiliated or
ganization, the National Association
of Examiners Of Building and Loan
associations, opened their conven-
tion. The visitors were welcomed to-
day by the District of Columbia COM
missioners. A pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon is one Of the entertainments
planned. Among those scheduled to
deliver addresses and read papers are i:
Edwin F. Howell, New York; X. v.
Haymaker, Denance. Ohio; Charles F..
Benjamin, Washington. D. c.: James
NJ. Mckay, Youngstown, Ohio; Oreb
NJ. Tucker, chief of the cooperative
bank division, Massachusetts; Mark
D. Rider, Chicago; Henry s. Rosen-
thai, Cincinnati and G. Cullen Sulli-
van, Anderson, S. C. ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
CUPID ACTED
AS TRAINMASTER
Train Held at Depot Fourteen Min
utes While Couple Cos
Married.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BILLINGS, Mont, July 27.-Cupid
set the block against the Puget Sound
Express and the De Luxe Northern
Pacific flyer waited at the union de-
pot. Billings, while Charles Wilhelm
and Miss Marion Bell rushed into the
altar and back again to begin their
honeymoon on the same train which
brought the bride to Billings.
Miss Bell, a Billings school teach
er. has been spending her summer
vacation at Superior. Wis.
meet me here and we'll be mar
ried," wilhelm wired her.
Twill arrive on No. 3 Friday night
The flyer pulled in on schedule
time A female form alighted. Two
male figures sprang into the circle of
light about the platform.
"This way" they said
Into a waiting auto they climbed,
speed limits were forgotten as they
sped to the license clerk.
The preacher was waiting.
The short ceremony was spoken
and the automobile sped back to the
station The engine shrieked and the
flyer slipped out into darkness as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
Cupid cleared the track Just four
teen minutes had elapsed.
The TANGO is All Right.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 27.-Tan'
going, grape vining and other mod
ern dance figures are merely varying
expressions of the exhuberance OF
youth-joyous abandon to "a certain
perhaps indefinable impulse not es'
sentially bad impulse"
That was the declaration here Of
the Rev. DR.. S. Edward Young, pastor
Of Bedford Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn. And he made it plain that
he is firmly in favor of those dances
for young people when they are
danced under careful supervision.
The "salacious features" he said.
should be restrained" and public
dance halls where liquors are served
and where unchaperoned girls dance
far into the morning, done away
with.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
P|NCH0T AT TACkS
WILSON OVER BILL
Ad,mson Measure Said to be Full Of
Jokers by President Of Ma
tionai Conservation
Association.
REvERsEs OTHER POLICY
claim is Made That surrenders the
Rights Which Were Secured
in Seven Year
Fight.
REvERsEs OTHER POLICY

The Adamson dam measure is being
handled rough shod on all sides to
iudge from the Washington dis
matches. Yesterdays Chicago Tribune
carried the following story from
washington, by staff man:
Clifford Pincfiot, president Of the Ma
tional Conservation association, today
vigorously assafled President Wilson
for approving the Adamson dam bill.
every friend of conservation will
receive with keen disappointment the
recent announcements from the white
house" said Mr.. Pinchot, that the ad-
ministration indorses the Afamson
dam bill in its amended form.
This is an unfortunate and need
less surrender to the power interests
on the Threshold OF victory for the
people. It is direct reversal of the
conservation policy which both Presi-
dent Roosevelt and President Taft
acted upon.
"The bill as 1t stands is thorough
" bad bill. 1t does not require the
power companies to pay to the public
for the valuable privileges they re-
ceive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
PREPARATIONS
FOR PIONEER DAY
Fl. Madison Will Select Date ana
Program for Entertainment OF
Old Settlers Crowd.

A public meeting will be held IN
Fort Madison this evening to arrange
for the Old Settlers reunion program
for that city, and to decide on the
date of the reunion. The Old Settlers
memorial fountain may be installed
by the time of the reunion, 1t IS
hoped by those back OF the plans.
The Fort Madison Democrat OF Sat
urday says:
Although Donnellson, the most en-
''terprising and progressive town IN
southeastern Iowa, in proportion to
lis size, was an aspirant for the
honor, the committee accepted the
Invitation of Fort Madison. For var
Gus reasons, Fort Madison seems to
be the favored point for holding the
reunion. The date for the meeting
has been left open for the secretary
OF the association to fix, after consult
ng with the local organization that
may be formed. in order that a date
may be selected that will not conflict
with neighboring fairs, chautauquas.
o. celebrations. The artesian well
now being drilled in Old Settlers
park, will be completed within the
next two or three weeks, so that the
,pioneers and other visitors will have
lplenty of good wholesome water to
drink, flowing from the bowels OF the
earth, where microbes and disease
germs do not abide. 1t may be pos
sible to install the Old Settlers mem
orial fountain in time for dedication
or the date Of the reunion. There Is
now about 100000 in the Lee county
savings to which $4,000 should be
added from some source. It will require
81 900 to erect a suitable fountain
worthy OF the purpose. While on the
subject of deep wells, it ia not out
OF place to suggest that the city
should not stop until every ward has
an artesian or deep we'll or at least
near and convenient access to one,
SC that it could no longer be said OF
this city, as it was Of the famished
sailors aboard ship for weeks IN
dead sea calm, in the story OF the
Ancient Mariner" Water, water
everywhere, and not drop to drink
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-27
LEGAL PUBLICATION.

Published by the Secretary Of State
of the state of Iowa in accordance
with the provisions of the constitu-
ton Of the state of Iowa and of sec
ton IS OF the supplement to the
code, 1907.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. S.
Providing for the Initiative and Refer
endum.
House Joint Resolution.
Joint resolution to amend the con-
stitution relating to legislative author
ity; providing for the initiative and
referendum with reference to the
enactment Of laws, or laws enacted
by the general assembly, and amend
ments to the constitution.
Be # resolved by the general as
sembly of the state Of Iowa:
That the following, designated as
section one %. be and the same is
hereby proposed as an amendment to
section one %, of article
three CID OF the legislative
department Of the constitution
of the state of Iowa. which, when
agreed TO ny tUlS, tuc Till ~ iii Ill SCh-
eral assembly. shall be referred to the
thirty-sixth general assembly and, If
by it agreed to, shall be referred to
the qualified electors Of the state OF
Iowa, and, If approved and ratified by
a majority of the qualified electors
voting thereon, it shall be valid as a
part of the constitution Of the state
of Iowa, as amended. and. when said
section one ~, of article Gid, OF the
legislative department is SO amended,
IL shall read as follows:
Section /. The legislative authority
of this state shall be vested in gen
eral assembly which shall consist OF
a senate and house of representa-
tives. and the style Of every law shall
be, BE it enacted by the general as
sembly of the state Of Iowa. but the
people reserve unto themselves the
right and power to propose laws. to
enact, approve or reject the same at
the polls. Independent of the general