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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Der Der reine Rinlmcrlatt. 8eim Nus
Ieten Der &ur3ellproBlinae miro aer Dos
Den ilod)nIal5 NH gehprig perrotteteni
@tallmiite Aeoiinlt. Nudl enlpftebit Is
lid. duf icoer YflnnsIte!te ettua5 quite
Sompolieroe gu lriiQer.
Neim Nusieten Der Spr0blinae pirS
na Der he%tretfeueen Stelle iehesnrnl einc
b~lrreidlenoe 0rite nllsgeluorfeu. oann
halt mai aie Mltr3el biuein, 10 nnb Der
Mnpf 0tdlt uuter Die Grnoberildhe tontnti.
'Illlt rtll9slnn ben Getting uno 5iuilden
oeiien 2surjeln lnderc Grbe ulo oriidt
lcbtere gut ieit.
81 BAG 2nno ionaig ino oiirr. 10
iuitroe c. raibiani lein. Die 8ur3elu ueul
rem Bfldn5en mt Dereiiunter YtlItlauhe
ananidllcmmeu ltn0 ftr8en 8iinQer nuf
jene Yllan6e 81 ~itreuen. Aitd, fam mnlI
Die Nopie etlro5 tiefer icbcn, 10 ooS Die
giInn3en IN tieinen Wrlben al lteben
fornnlen. Sie lel0en 6aun uidt 70 lebt
on Srodellel Ell
Midtig it. Dob bic MhaGarberpilorz
zen nldlt III 3 d. itebeu. Wll .nGit
lt0nc, trdf,IGc 1tle.e crrien. 70 miilleI
oe @'tlr1cm ner cln3clncn St0de 9,ns
rcithen0cH Mann bdUell. nm lid Al emf
:pldelu. @H9 oieiem Grunoe leslie man
pc &}ut ietj prD8ltlqe in oegenlcitioen ahs
'tffa0cn butl III .~torlten5 3 HuE ans.
d'idi bclonocrs retd,en Booen oiirfte cine
@uitc1tulp pom 4 6tB mad ie0er Aidls
t.]ilg nIdai 81 9roi lej.
YSoblenb Der erlicn . Sdbre ldbt man
- &fIan8et itd ru5ig eHtipidelu. lndert
baifip ben Sooen, bdlt i'm pom llnfraut
fret ure oiinnt ii jebem 6ritbldbr on5
E1uo rcldt:dl nlf uerrottetem 0iitgcr.
Sdmmtlldle &lutbenitenQel mii'ielt, 10 OFT
.tln 10 bnlo lie erltelncu. entiernt iuer7
ben. Rom ortticn Sabre an inun ntat
ne QIattltlcle fit Ole Nldle beruben.
z. Z g. in y, Reb. 3er neue dn.
iaruutftee bat in ben meinen @~'eqenorn
ben Gr'DdrtuHgen. bic man biniihtiif Der
Bienenpeioe an i'm %iielte, niht entipro-
den. Jir noroiide GeasnbeH ei9uet iih
oisie Rleeort ihsrbnupt niht, Ia er i'm
Gpdtiommer oeer Srubherblt sefdt niro
unf ,pdhreno eines mifoen g9tnters fem
bsites sBatsthuri mahfn lou. Ter Snfar-
n%aiilee Dlro fhou i'm Nai s;r;dbt. 3m
libIlden Eteife bes Stoates Sutrcis ges
bert. eieie Rleeart. Wphi III beahtrn IN
AUG. oaB er nur etulnhria If, atio Hadt
cem erlien Gdnitt einaebt. 9ie neue frlb.
bIhbcnoe Writ bat uiht bic grttdae aelie.
fsrt, welhe man erbofii bate. ,9nfarnat.
flee beoarI terner Ted rgdlf: er tpiro l--lL
Tub bob urb p~erIGn9t nitt folden quten
Boocn ME Hothtlee. 90 Der Sntarnatfiee
iehr ihnel pduit, bie;tt er lir bic hetref'
ienben @fgcnteH in iutternrmen Sahren.
iopie iur QusteItrung aus9emiutfrter
Sielru IN b 0itf!eefelosrn eine norsitglihe
Nusbtlfe.
[der3r0tIcI. .glcr f1hrt cit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

9arte Butter Idbt f9 oft
.oum riibren. Gin tpsnis b,taunt.r
Sniff lit es, stpas MsbI ba3piihen
gu f%treusn; man piro anssnsbm
ubsrroidt fsin. ME islbFt gang barts
Butter fd gu Sabns ,If Ken ldBt.
MEM man 2ompen, Rob.
men uip. aus 8rou'. gut rsinigen
nil, reibt mar fs am bsIisn uno
sinfadftsn NIT elmer 3pisbsl ob, bi.
nan Observation-Disclosures. Wnn r.rs
u.,ioet baour6 eas anI,sen pen
Grinipon. Der ii6 Isidt but9 Out.
sen ouf anhsrs 9rt biIoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

oGs Gt0dfeS, td0 Der Jtgt iii flelltCrell
0!0hen in Den n0rolidlcll nod ser
Gclte0lun8 %barrenoeu 0iItriftcn bon
2Siscon!iu. 0ieie ialoigen @00eu
ltn0 3mor in Der 9tegel nit aerinQen
llltoitel 5lt rooen mo fir sic all-
%turnl6ung ber3uridlteu, bod bot 0ic
Grfobrung gelebrt oaB ibre 6rud)t.
borfeIt uud iebr leid)t ourh cine I'M.
aulturmltuug erih6pit
uno untergroben miro. 0ic Icn0.
mirtbidoftIide &eriuhsItoIion III
s&iSconlin bot oesboIb lett S5ahren
alls9coebnte llnterludungcn uorQe.
nomnlen, nm beltimmtc Wfctboocn fir
cine c~riprieBlihe @ewirtblfoftung
lonoi9er 8oben feit3uIegen.
gei oielen ianoigen 80oen fommt
e5 Dor allen 0ingen ouf cine Scr.
mebrung oes SumusgeboIteS
on. Genn 6urh cine ocrartioe Ser.
mebrung oes @eboItes Deg go0ens oil
orgoniiher Subiton3 miro nift MIR
Die 10 aerboIteno e Strait Die
Ter 8oocn ouBeroroentIid) qeIteiaert,
lnnoern 5ugleid ollf ibr @eboIt on
% abritofe brett uno beoelt,
tend permebrt. Ole Steieerlnq Der
moiIerfuiienoen uno moIIerboItenoen
Graft Der ianbigen 8ooen bari nm 10
lpeniger nnterifast meroen, oIs be.
tonntlih Ianoiqe uno b%umusorme
9}ooen infoIoe ibrer groben Struttlir
III iehr oielen S1qen auh unter ionit
gilnlti9en Terbdltniiietl niht einlnol
Qeriiaeno 5eudltigfeit 5lt bolton Der.
mnger, I'M cine aud nlir ciniqerma.
rem leiOlidle @rnte 81 iihern. gu
ourd) oaein iperoen in bieIen 9S0Qcn
Die ianoigcn 8oben nbioIltt ertrags.
log.
Cine meitete @efohr fir oc6cih.
lide &ultirnublnq 0icier @ooen bill.
oct oas Nermchen. oIio oos sSortipe.
ben beg itnubortioen 5onoes ocricf.
ben lei ftorfem Sturme. lin oieIes
I'll h~erhin0crn. ionte man Die Qder
I'm Iarqea, ifnoIen 5trcifen aus
IeQen un6 iie obipchieIno NIT elmer
@rns. he5m. elmer GuItur,
{ r Ii d t h%eitelen. Sit Iin6 aud ,oGe,
%uounte ~29inobriide" aIio fIeine
SoIsoflan5unpen, Inn Die Groft 6es
3inoes 3u brefen, iebr om BIoee.
Guf ion0ieen @Sbcn ionte immer
Notwithstanding tief ou5gepdan3t
weroen. Sod Dem 4uspfIon5en o0er
Nusiden ioIte oos 2ono gefualst unO
geeegt meroen. 3oourd miro Die
~0opiuoritdt" 6es 8o6ens beoeuteno
geiteigert uno oos our aeimunq be.
notbigte 9taB aus ben tieferen Sdid.
ten oes @o0ens mognetiih in Ok
Bone beg 9eimbettes emporaeboben,
BORT MN cine roihe. eneraiihe ano
qIeidm1Bloe st eimuna5 efuirfeno.
3ugleih Dirb ourh oaS Dem 8ol5en
ioIgenoe ggeen an Der SberfLdhe
aud mie6er Elm Ioderer Gooen.
II! ul d. hereGteUt. Der befonntlidl
Die 8erounitune Der bon unten in oas
ieine. ober feite Geimbett ~ernporitei.
geroen 6eidtigteit on Der Gber.
Ilode oes aders pirtiom berbinoert.
auf fat allen ianoigcn Bcoer
lobnt fih cine Dilnguna nit std,
toft @hospborfdure uu1
aoli. 4bospbor uno Sail miiTien
enttueoer brett ourh aeeianete auuit.
olneemiiteI ODER INDIRECT ourh ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
pie 0erbefer,tng reidter fonoiaer 2ssoen.


,ihte, idn0ige
8ooen gibt es in
ieoem Stoate; IN
@iscOnim oaein
5luiiden bier un0
funf Wfiuionen
Icre2. @icroon
liegeu runo 0rci
Wduiouct gtcrc8
IN ocal idon be
iieApltn1 6EpiIn
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nuserl, mie oieies imTer nod 10 OFT
aeidiebt. Ntit Der geoffncten @dno
beriibt man 5undhIt lanft oos Outer,
oomit ole Sbiere nidt erId)rcfcL
gIeid3citig ergreift man Die Strid]e
AM obercn G9eil mo preBt ourd)
Ieihtcn 9rud Die W2ilh bcrouS.
Sobalo nun sic @onh lid pieoer oif.
net, flilt iid] Die Mild5iiterne oltIs
Ne4e. 90 ourf oos Melfeu Ole
MiI6obIonoerlng iebr fort an8e-
reqt miro, cmpiieblt e. iid, iiber
areu5 5i meIfen NIT nnberen @or-
ten, man melft 9Ieih5eitig Den reftcrl
Doroeren un0 linfcn bintercn Strid)
1rno umoetcbrt. Sit Die Nfild aus
Den eriten Gtrifen fnIt cntlecrr,
ounn bcginnt mnl NIT ben beiocn
hintcren. Gum ShluB meIft man
Die beioeu erltcn un0 Damn Die BET
Den eriten uno oann Die beioen Icb-
fen Stride hnIlltdnoi9 oltS. Auf
beid)riebene Meile perfohren, erbalt
man cine groBcre Menae fcttreiher
0tiIt. neil Die leBten iebr fettreiden
@eItanotbeile Set boben. aus ocl
feinen 5omrlelfundlen III Die Bitter
ne ob3uIlieBen. Crit oantt. peltn man
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sanSrath, ,.WoRspoh". "a GruHe. q8ts.

|, 8rou Sophie 81. in g., DC ! d.. -
Vile Gatllp muR in einem g!oilrten
! opfe aetodjt ultb in 8ldiern ODER Steillz
iopfen anfDelrabrt merhen. {}eiseu i'd
iIr Gntinp lueiBe Tleden, 10 III CT uers
tprtetl uIle rngcniebbar. Gor An nielen;
0ebrdud' oee Gntiup lit 3t tpariien; Sim
Germ lit Der 0enliB oeSielben oar II d /
III Qeltdfien, mo lcIblt @rfpab1ene iols
len biereiu iebr nldi]ig iein. Rdn niimi
! Yet 8omatell. idlneihet Die Stieleuoen
ans, noftt le nno todlt nc in einem
@ranIttcpie redlt Weid,: nod Dem Orr
tGlien oridI ma lie onrdl ei1en IurdDs
'dllag ooer Glen. Gam lebt man tie
hlener aul oas Eeuer. iiigt je 1 96loftet
@als, aei1dhlcten idipar3en Yfefser.
1eitoBene Retfcn. Selferted :
men On eiucm w usIiniddhen)
; SecIoffel g abennepfefc fps
lric 2 lin8en 0en III { b | hin3u mo
.0flt 8 GtrrocIl inter ofterem llnttiiGe
len; in aer letter. StuHoe n.uB fortipdbs
reHo gcrdbri mereen. 30. Dem Grtdften
lest ma nos / Kiur qu'en @iiQ na8u
lnlo htttillf Den zclcruiof1en ber1ne;
ltndl hcm 9rfdIten mint Der Gnilup III
Eiaiden Q%eiiii.. ~nertorft nrl reriicqcli on
eilem Gunfelu Crtc d~uf6eludhri. | Xed
Sonldtcu gibt / 5 Chart Gntiup.
NIB q il g. 3nb. Nritiidls
Columbia 1T Die NcitpfobiHB boil GaHn-
IN. bat eileu ~6t1dleninbdlt bon .um"
e92, $50 C3ioordtftl0mefcr s5m Ctet
rfnfagf CT zen orDBteu 8beil oes aeraoe
Sc.i ArobGriiqiteu Selicnpeuirgcs, Der
Noties, 0ns bier Der SfDiuei3 an ieeuis
iten Sdonbeiten Qleidfomtnt, iuenn Mat
~itefCntrciie &c iitertrifft Tn5 Gij1G IL
in Der S%iutenleoenn mlilo umO ieudt, auf
Dem innercn YIntean trodeu, tnlt i'm
&}inter mo bcik i'm CONNER. Hicb3ud)t
rub @crqbnr lift bic 6nuptiuouitrie.
Ter WcrQbm ~Iicfert Sob. Gilber. Supp
Ter; NIei. ete Ger 6iitliarg &h4s.
EeI3robben. GuRer 3oI3idoemii6leu tanm
eine Snouitrie. IN Dem ~rieiigen Serrjs
tpIiuus &c Ell ulr etlpd cine Nleriel D2iis
Ion Rem zen. &'er bort etipnS aus
rtd'ten nil. muB beoenteno Gapitdi mit'
tringen
NGb. ". III T., R {. Ser Mbo
tdrter Uerl1uGt eire tieforiinoipcn, tiei
aufpeloderteu. bun'lsreifen, trditiger
reihlldl q%eoiiiqfen @'ohtu lnn Bel trodes
uer @iiternnH reibIides peoiefen.
Sic g'ermetruue acifieb' in Der Henet
ourdi w ur3eIiprotIiuue Die
3acilurg Der olter Mhabdrheritodc 3ped 2
@ermebrung geldiebf i'm SrIhlinQ, iurI
tor6em HE rercn 5rietc ii6 5eigcn. Die
;'Sur3eln trcr6cn NIT qrobcr zordfntt
n~u61eqrlren NIB Damn }erihuitteu
Sober 3un HiIan5eu teiFimmte 5heif
muR cine qr0Eere Mrr3cl uno miu0eitenS
cine mnleriebt:e Srethtrofpe ia
leu. &utseIn nanc a~noipcu treite.l
uitt.
8as 3ur &ultur res 8satdrter be.
i;;nmte &nno mu9 nor Dem H~l3icBeu
Der 8urSelirrDbiinge iehr iie umQes
nrotcn pernel. @Ieidlgciiia ipetoen
reidilifle Gii%nnernenqen uuteroebrdtt.
/ IN 8e;na aui 2iinpnus If Der Rhopnt-
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II Mitarbeitcr
elmer l~on0lpirtb-
idoftliden 3eit-
ihrift iagt III ci-
mem Artifel BOB
ooS Iutomobil
fir oen SCR
nter ulebr be-
oeutet ols fur
irgeno eiEe OH.
oere 8erufsfloi
ip. INN AnR iihcrz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

it oaS 4ufbe-
ipobren Der
3ipiebeIll -
~iiberboupt al
Ier Semitic -
lit eS erlte 8e.
%oin9ung, ooB
ieoe &nouc, JIG.
Des Gtiitf feb
Ierfrel lei, alln
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

mn ouf einem
iino 0emielben
Seloe regel
mGBig ale paar
Sabre Slice &c
5ogen miro, 10
itent iid mon6-
nal Die e.
ilonnte St c.
IN ii D fei
cllt, Die lid einein
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

c btitCn igll0
lohutH0Iteu 4ar
totTQcrntcn q.
5te9ta, uluijea
mir 8eraSe ieet
INIT ~belon0erGr
SorgidIt ole
y q T.
tofielu ullSmab
lei ms liilterlu=
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25rtefRaffen oes Sanoratbs.

af9 ahwrbtnn tGINnde ampn wGMn bier Observation-Disclosures annuua gsm kb rq ommnbu a6uGh mint
nit NL mas g w& wG r fug nenbubene ws CUR sdh hu ub h CT 6@tb bic fpmbnbho mbre
ghpHeb Der Gnnmr16 auhn mfrr nn anbwtrbf6a ftS.S Cd ue elmer Der oqrhInnN y amen Qmns
AnmmRg itufm mmu nM hmdGhnt WbG:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

nIie iidl Seoer
Dies iagen:
8cint Wtelten
ion Is Iullner
als &egel gel
teli Die gon
sc $ un0
nift llur eini-
&c Singer Der
IeIben 5u be
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Sder3rotieI User idbrt Gilt
tiili9iten iiber Die u or0ice?"
sic G%n9ldn0cr."
.llno morun2"
~0os fOitet lie nur orei Rreu,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

$. i in =, @ $. - Sic Iateiuirt6s
itafiIld,e Standardization in Qtanilun
cmpfiebIt 6aftmdis CUR Gnlilirrnq oanm
81 ldruei0ell, lpcnu Die aorrer 9ernoc tire
IS La nr betnnnmcn haben. Rferoes
3abrmoISicrten rarn, iuenn i'd que
81 orner III ben &olben gebilhet bdberl.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08

filled and plated into streets. alleys
and lots, and bonds 80 bought shall so
provide. II Is further provided that no
district shall be formally designated by
the County Commissioners Court I'M
len owners OF at least one-half OF the
proposed area OF district petition there
for, and subscribe out for bonds for
lrepufchase from the county as herein
provided. This amendment may be
acted on without delay OF legislation
In aid thereof or legislative action may
be had In furtherance thereof II
desired by the county, acting through
Its COMMISSIONER Court.
Be II further resolved by the Legisla-
ture OF the State OF Texas:
That the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution shall be sub
mitted TO the qualified voters Of the
State OF Texas for their ratification
and adoption at an election 10 be held
Throughout the State on the second
Tuesday 10 November. A. ID. 1914, and
at such election those favoring the rat.
ification and adoption OF said amend.
ment shall have written or printed on
their ballots: For the amendment 10
Article XII, Section Ia, OF the Consti-
tuition, providing for authorizing coun.
ties bordering on the Gulf OF Mexico To
build seawalls;" and those opposing
the adoption and ratification OF seid
amendment shall have written or
printed on their ballots: Against the
amendment to Article XII, Section
Ia, OF the Constitution, providing
for authorizing counties bordering
on the Gulf Of Mexico to build
seawalls." Proclamation OF such
election shall be made by the
Governor, as required by the Consti
tuition and the law, and there Is ap
propriated out OF any funds not other
wise appropriated the sum OF five thou
sand $4,000 dollars. or so much there
OF as may be necessary, TO pay the ex
pense OF advertising and holding suct
election.
Notes. ]. r. No. 22 passed the
Senate by q two-thirds vote, yeas "a
nays /, and Senate concurred in House
amendments by two-thirds vote, yeai
n, nays o; and was passed by the
House of Representatives with amend
ments by a two-thirds vote, yeas ia
nays o.
Received in the Executive 0ffic,
April 1. 1913, and filed In the Depart
Iment OF State April 8. 1913. without
1.-The approval of the Governor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08
SAVES DAUGHTER


Ready, KY" was not able TO do
anything for nearly six MONTHS" writes
Mrs. Laura Bfaicher, oil this place, land
was down In bed for three months.
cannot tell you how I suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
10 give II up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
Al last, my mother advised me 10 take
Cafdui, the woman's tonic. ] thought
II was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed 10 do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now | am able
TO do all Of my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui Is the best medicine IN
the world. My weight has increased,
and look the picture Of health. "
II you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle Of Cardu
Today. Delay Is dangerous. We know
Il will help you, for II has helped so
many thousands OF other weak women
In the past 50 years.
AT all druggists.
VIM 70; Chattanooga Medicine Co. Lsdlsf
| Advisory Dcpt. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Ss<riai
lsrfyrrfissf on your case and e<rpsgs book. Hons
Treatment for Women IN plain Wrapper. NC iss
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08

Ashe OF New York win box Jack Dill.
Ion Of indianapolis here this evening
The mill Is scheduled for fifteen
rounds.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. s-Knockont
Brown and Mickey Rogers. the crack
PIttsburg lightweight, VIII clash In .
sixround fight this evening. Brown
IL guaranteed $500.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08
RURAL SCHOOL NOTES.

County Superintendent 7. W. Parker
reports that the Hickey school trustees
have had the old school building torn
down and are erecting In rs stead q
new and more modern building.
The Macy school trustees are also
having new and much better school
house built to replace the one that
was destroyed by fire last winter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08

sion shall continue until the business
OF such session Is disposed or.
Sec. 2. The Governor OF this State
10 hereby directed TO issue this neces-
sary proclamation submitting this
amendment 10 be voted upon by the
qualified electors for members OF the
Legislature, at the first general cleo
ton TO be held In this State. Those
favoring the amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots the
words: For amendment to SECTION
"a, OF Article 3, OF the Constitution, In
creasIng compensation OF the Legisla-
ture. and extending the .ength OF the
regular session OF the Legislature
Those opposing said amendment shall
have written or printed on their ballot
the words Against amendment to
Section "a, Article 3, OF the Constitu'
ton, increasing compensation OF the
members OF the Legislature, and ex'
tending the term OF regular sessions
OF the Legislature"
Sec. 3. The sum OF five thousand
dollars, or 80 much thereof as may be
necessary. is hereby appropriated out
OF any funds in the State Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, TO defray
the expenses OF such proclamation,
publication and election.
Notes. J. X. No. 20 passed the
Senate by twothirds vote. yeas, 20,
nays 0, and Senate concurred In House
amendments by two-thirds vote, yeas
20, nays /; and was passed by the
House OF Representatives with amend
ments by a two-thirds vote. yeas lol'
nays 22)
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08
Is. J. II. No. ~
Senate Joint Resolution,


10 amend Section 1, OF Article 8, OF
the Constitution OF tho State OF Tex.
as, so as to give TO the people, or re-
serve 10 them, the power 10 propose
laws and 10 enact or reject the Same
at the polls and 10 approve or reject
at tho polls any Act OF the Legisla.
ture.
Do It resolved by the Legislature OF
the State OF Texas:
That Section 1. OF brticle 3, OF the
Constitution OF the State OF Texas, be
amended TO read:
Section /. The legislative power OF
This State shall be vested In Senate
Ind q House OF Representatives, which,
Together, shall be styled "The Legisla.
lure OF the State OF Texas" but the
people reserve 10 themselves power,
Is herein provided. TO propose laws and
10 enact or reject the same at the
polls, and 10 approve OF reject at the
polls any law. or any part OF any law
Enacted by the Legislature. The Leg.
Islature shall provide by law for sub
Knitting 10 the vote OF the people, upon
The petition OF twenty per cent OF the
nualifled voters OF the State the en-.
actment OF laws and the approval or
rejection OF any law enacted by the
Legislature.
BE II further resolved, by the Legis.
Iature OF the State OF Texas: that the
above and foregoing IL proposed as an
amendment TO the Constitution OF this
State. and shall be submitted TO the
Qualified electors OF the State Of Texas
Tor members OF the Legislature, for
heir adoption or rejection as a part
of the Constitution OF this State, and
fhall be voted on by such electors at
The regular election for tho election OF
officers TO be held throughout the
State. on the second Tuesday IN No
sember. A. ID. 1914, and those voting
Tor the adoption OF said amendment
shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words: "For the amend.
ment TO Section OF Article OF the
Constitution OF the State OF Texas.
providing for the initiative and refer.
endum." and those voting against the
adoption OF sad amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots the
Words: Against the amendment TO
Section /. Article 3. OF the Constitution
of the State OF Texas. providing for the
initiative and referendum and the
foregoing proposed amendment shall
be duly published once week fer four
Consecutive weeks. commencing at
least three months before the election
d which II is TO be voted upon. in one
weekly newspaper In each county In
Dis State. In which such a newspaper
nay be published. The Governor shall
bake a proclamation OF such election
Upon said proposed amendment by pub.
hcation as aforesaid, and as required
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-08
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

Chas Hawkins. Galveston.
r. NJ. Johnston, Dallas.
c. d. Amos. Dallas.
Tom Grace, Dallas.
Jno. J. Reese. New Orleans.
n. p. Deayours. Dallas.
Jno. Simott, Rockdale.
o. A. Ashworth. Fl. Worth.
c. c. Gates. Marlin.
r. ". Clark, st. Louis.
l.. @. Miller. Dallas.
r. b. Jones. Brennan.
BOXING MOTIFS.
Wfnninag Man. Aug. SC
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Proposed Amendment 10 the State
Constitution, Amending Section "a,
Article 3. OF the Constitution In
creasing Compensation OF the Leg.
islature and Extending Length OF
Regular Session.
Senate Joint Resolution.
Is. ]. Il. No. 26.)
Joint Resolution proposing an amend.
ment TO Section No "a, OF Article 3,
OF the Constitution OF the State OF
Texas, relating TO compensation for
members Of the Legislature.
Be II resolved by the Legislature OF
the State OF Texas:
Section 1. That at the next
general election OF the State OF
Texas for the election OF State
officers, or az previous general
election, In case a general cleo.
ton for the State shall be sooner or.
idered by the Governor for other pur.
poses. there shall be submitted 10 the
electors OF the State OF Texas. for their
adoption or rejection, the following
amendment 10 the Constitution OF the
State OF Texas. as provided for In sec.
ton /. Article II. OF said Constitution,
relating 10 proposed amendments
thereto, II being intended to amend
Section "a. Article 3. OF said Constitu
ton. relating to the pay OF members Of
the Legislature. and extension OF term
OF regular sessions, 80 that the said
Section shall read as follows:
Section. "a. The members OF the
Legislature shall each receive from
the public treasury as compensation
for their services twelve hundred
(sl ,200) dollars for the year In which
each regular session OF the Legislature
rs held, payable In equal installments
on the twentieth days OF January
April, July and October OF the year In
which the regular session is held, and
five dollars per day for each day OF
every special session held in the year
next succeeding that In which any reg
ular session ia held. In addition "a
said compensation the members OF
each house shall be entitled 10 mile
age going TO and returning from the
seat OF government, which mileage
shall not exceed five cents per mile
the distance to be computed by the
nearest and most direct route OF travel
by land. regardless OF railways or wa
ter routes. and the Comptroller OF the
State shall prepare and preserve Ia
BILE Of distances TO each county seat
now or hereafter to be established. ant
by said table the mileage OF each mem
Der shall be paid. Each regular SEES