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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
CABARET FEATURES
BAMBERGER SHOW

The Elbeco Cabaret Du Luxe was
presented at the Kruger Auditorium
last night by the Employees Mutual
Aid Association of L. Bamberger &
Co. The cabaret was a vaudeville
exhibition, in which only the en-
ployes of the Bamberger store took
part. Dancing followed the vaude-
vile exhibitions.
The stage setting was made to rep
resent the Bamberger white room,'
with the soda fountain IN the oaek-
ground. Those who took part in the
musical and vaudeville numbers were
seated about the tables as guests
and acted as Mattresses. There " $
no interlocutor or leader. 1t seemed
us If the guests just arose and did
their little part just as 1t occurred To
them
Thomas Bowker, the sixteen-ye year
old boy singer" seemed to be the
particular favorite of the evening. He
sang several songs in dialect that
brought forth repeated encores. His
first number, ION the Shores of
Ita,y," was especially good. He also
sang Irish Lullaby" and THE Song
of the Red, White and Blue" d.
F. Earl Hart and Leroy Mahoney,
in a black-face skit called Back and
Front" made a very favorable i'm
preston. Miss Augusta Stern rem
dered the Venus Waltz" and Little
Gray Home in the West" in a thor
oughly efficient manner. II. Max
Saslow introduced a few novelties on
the violin and cello. Frank Hutch
inson, as an Irish comedian in 1.-THE
Man from the Green Isle" was also
very good.
Carl Egge gave an exhibition of
humorous sketches in charcoal Miss
Dorothy Wanz and Wilbur Crelin, in
singing and dancing skit, were very
good Their Don't Go Away" was
especially pleasing. Other mum bers
were: Solo, "Shine on, Winter Moon"
by Gail Jones; solo, Loves Own
Sweet Song" by Miss Ella Muellar;
trio, Divine Night" by the Misses
Louise Rode, Violal Geiger and
Dorothea Buck, and solo, I'm Not
Ashamed of You. Molly" by Miss
Katherine Knodel The opening num-
ber was a medley introducing the
latest song hits, "Elbeco, Our Ell
toee." to the tune of Maryland. NV
Maryland" was the closing number.
Frederic H. Yeomans acted as
musical director. Others who took
part were: Mattresses, the Misses
Esther Lloyd, Margaret Lutz and
Dorothea Buck; guests, Messrs. Le
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
CARLTON

THE Walls of Jericho" the photo
play during the last part Of this week
at the Carlton, Market and Halsey
streets, is not Biblical drama. 1t
relates to the life. love, sufferinge and
ultimate happiness of a millionaire
ranchman who is falsely accused of
murder.
He escapes and returns to his home
In England, where he marries the
daughter of marquis. She begins a
Irritation which threatens to bring
down the entire structure of domestic
happiness which her husband has
built up.
How he brings down the walls OF
Jericho" by which the growing bar
rier between himself and his wife is
typef1ed, forms one of the most thrill
ing dramas in fllmdom.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
LYRIC

Ralph Dunbar's Seven Bell Ring
ers," one OF the best attractions the
Lyric has had this season, is head
liner at that popular theatre during
the last part of this week
Another excellent feature of the bill
is the sketch Of Sam Liebert and COM
pany entitled Her Wedding Day"
DeLeon and Davis with q clever
burlesque on Movies" Seymour and
Williams in a bright little musical
comedy sketch; the DeBars in a
whlrlwind water Juggling novelty, the
Jameson Duo in a tuneful singing
act, Adeline DeNette and Boys in a
graceful dancing act, and Jergo and
Hamilton In original bits of repartee,
complete the entertainment.
This Sunday vaudeville concerts will
be offered for the benefit Of the war
sufferers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
Music Notes

Miss Suzanne Seymour, late So
prano of the Royal Opera Company
of Munich, will give recital for the
benefit of Yale scholarship funds at
the hall Of the East Orange High
School on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der IT.
On account OF the war conditions
Miss Seymour is now in the United
States instead of singing "Kundry''
in Berlin.
The first appearance of Miss Sey-
mour was at Willow Grove in 1905.
At the suggestion of Walter Dam
rosch Miss Seymour went to Ger
many in 1907, studied for one year in
Berlin, and in 1908 was engaged as
leading soprano at Rostock's. She
rendered Elsa in 'Lohengrin," Eliz-
abeth in "Tannhauser," Seiglinde in
"Die Walkure" and Leonora in "Tro-
vatore."
Under the late Frank King Clark
of Berlin, Miss Seymour studied
"Brunhilde." isolde" and "Kun-
dry"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
CURTAIN CALLS

Alexandra starred. comes the news
from France that the talented actor
has been killed in the great battle IN
Belgium.
Alexandra was to the Pathe French
drama what Max Linder (who was
recently wounded1 IS to the Pathe
French comedy. No man of mediocre
talent could be the leading man at the
Gomedie Francaise or the winner or
the first prize for tragedy at the Con-
servatoire of Paris. and these are two
of the honors gained by Alexandra
during his wonderfully successful ar
tistic career. Tall, broad-shOuldered
and notably dignified in bearing, he
invariably played opposite his beauti-
full wife, better known to the Ameri-
can public as Gabrielle Robinne.
big Jim Garrity," which will be
next weeks bill at the Orpheum, is
a return to the older style of pay
which was so popular a few years
ago and which has begun to return
in the recession of the public mind
from the purely society and problem
play which has been so prevalent for
the last few seasons. 1t is full Of
thrills, comprising a safe robbery, a
murder and an attempt to burn a
house.
When Thomas w. Ryley produced
"Florodora," that celebrated seXtet
set the fashion in tall girls. but the
dainty little powder-puff girls in his
latest musical comedy sensation,
1.-THE Queen of the Movies" which
will be the attraction at the Newark
Theatre Christmas matinee and night
and Saturday matinee and night,
December 20, have set the new style
OF petiteness. What the celebrated
sextet did to make "Florodora"
famous so the powder-puff girls have
done for 1.-THE Queen OF the Movies"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04

Roy Maloney. Earl Hart, Gail Jones,
Wilbur Crelin, Joseph Ferdinand,
Frank Murray, Alfred Daenhoff, Her
man Rosenbaum. Samuel Greenburg
and Albert Gobello, the Misses Ella
Muellar, Augusta stern, Jeanette
Cohen. Anna Haug, Elizabeth
O'Brien, Anna Eyesoldt. Katherine
Knodel, Louise Rode, Viola Geiger
and Dorothy Wanz.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements included H. w. Wright,
T. Dugan. II. Stein. =. Shuster, NJ.
Connolly, Mrs. B. Henry, Miss E. Sell,
Miss Z. Brown and Miss NJ. b. Doom.
The officers Of the association are:
William Winward, president; Edgar
S. Bamberger, yiee-president; Frank
/. Iiveright. treasurer; Thomas
Dugan, financial secretary, and Miss
Mary Gibney. recording secretary
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04

"Ireland a Nation" a slx-reel fea-
ture film, will be presented at the
Shubert Theatre the week beginning
Monday, December IA. with matinee
daily.
The first reel of this story shows
the passing of Ireland's House of
Parliament and the spreading of the
news across hill and dale, while de-
voted sons and daughters swear to
break the English yoke. In the Sec
ond reel the redoubtable Robert EN-
met appears, and he journeys to
France to gain the promise OF Ma
poleon to aid the cause of Ireland.
Meanwhile the United Irishmen
have been drilling, and the next two
reels show the betrayal of Emmett
through the perffdy of an informer,
and his chase, capture and hanging.
The last reel shows the rise OF Dan
iel O'Connell and the passage of the
Home Rule Bill" making Ireland
one of the nations of the earth
The parts are well acted The Nc
Namara Fee ture Film Company pro
duced the work.
Mabel Estelle, who will appear at
Keeney's Theatre week after next by
special engagement, has the ambition
to become a vaudeville star. That
her aspirations in the line are not idle
dreams is evidenced by the fact that
at her last appearance at keeney's, a
few months ago. all records Of attend
ance at that playhouse were broken,
In her forthcoming engagement here
she will head her own company in
sketch she Is said to have written
herself.
II is a remarkable coincidence that
almost simultaneously with the re-
lease of More Than Queen" the fine
Pathe colored picture in which Rene
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
OPERA in N. Y.

At the Metropolitan Opera House.
Broadway and Thirty-ninth street:
FRIDAY-8:15 p. m, "Tosca." Cast,
Farrar, Braslau. Martinelli Scotti;
conductor, Toscanini.
SATURDAY. p. M, "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" Cast
/. Destinn, Duchene, Mattfeld,
Botta, Tegani; cast 2, Bori, Amato.
Tegani, Audisio; conductor. Po-
lacco.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
THEATRES HERE

SHUBERT-"within the Law"
NEW musical comedy.
ORPHEUM-"The Argyle Case"
KEEN 'S-Yaudeyille.
New Workers." bur-
lesque.
Folly Burlesquers."
IYRIC-Vaudevill
PROCTOR'S PARK PLACE-Photo-
drama, changing daily.
ARLTON-Photodra
PARAMOUNT-Pa pictures.
STRAND-Photodra
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
NEW YORK CONCERTS

p. m, Aeollan Hall, Sym
phony Society, soloist, Alma Gluck,
soprano; s:15 p. m, Aeolian Hall,
song recital, Franklin Rlker.
SATURDAY-2;3o p. m, Carnegie
Hall, Boston SYMPHONY Orchestra;
Harold Bauer: S:15 p. M, Aeolian
Hall, song recital, Joseph II. Con-
lin
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
Her Mind Clear, Woman Turning Into
stone.

MERIDEN, Conn. Dec. 4.--Physl-
clans yesterday described as excep-
tional among medical cases in this
section that of Mrs. William j. Fred
erick, fifty years old, wife of local
merchant, who gradually is turning
to stone. Her lower limbs are petri-
fed and her arms are becoming rigid
and stay in fixed position across
her chest.
Her mind Is clear, but her voice
has failed, and only her husband and
the nurses can understand the sounds
she utters. Specialists say the case
presents new questions, and some be-
lieve the patient suffers from a kind
of rheumatism. All regard her case
as hopeless and wonder at her
vitality. She has been i'll five years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
Not a Bit Lonely

Wife-Don't you think you might
manage TO keep house alone for a
week while / go on visit7
Husband guess so; yes, OF course
Wife-But won't you be lonely and
miserable?
Husband-Not a bit,
wife-Huhi Then won't so.--New
York Weekly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04

It is a remarkable coincidence that
almost simultaneously with the re-
lease Of More Than Queen" the fine
Pathe colored picture in which Rene
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
Ia DE Ia g. De
MONTERREY.
Viene de ia Pag LAY

Las autoridades peImanecen
todavia en- la desolada plaza
~regiomontana, Y Sc dice que
vendran fuerzaS de las. demas
ciudades del Estado de Nue.
v0 Leon 4 reforzar Ia requena
guarn:ci6n cue eXiste, pero ma
Gle tiene confianza va en- cue
Sc restablezca ell ordcn, pues
Sc We que las mencionadas au-
toridades son incCmpetentes
para reducir al orden a suS
hombTes.
Sc ignora el objeto de Ia
violenta salida de los carran-
cistas de Monterrey, Dero in
dudablemente que Sc trata de
sCs5encr algun combate con
los yillistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
Sc IGNORA Ia SUERTE QUE
HAyA CORELDC FL GO
BEEWADOR LTURBiDE.
Ell COrrespOnSal,

: \
2prNsA
FL Paso, Texas, Die 20
81 ex-gobernador del D!ouilc
Federal, don LGuatoo Ituioe'
qulen Sc cEsl2 'i"jap" Ell e.
'ie" 00"P"S.' p'' nS.
-.r.Io lii.
so. M rrg+q1ar de aDToha1-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
e. TEATR0 IN PARIS.

=. 5or,r, c,y.ioso cono-
+a.t,.,1L 10 2o,,s In
~ com,:n - Nh
n..:td;nn. .-itiI,o-
. 1..,,.-' ran.4o- do Tra..iro a.
N%-.o =, ,,6.;oo " do
I..n =. -,ar-, 49, ahr;,.
.,,. oI,,.1 an ~ foc5a or rre
,;-,o cos>,rI~e hacarIo 9ao
-, ,.ar5o de- ,,s aeon
- ,,,-aro do los
,r,ranos %;..,;nrv6 de modo
.a>...rt. mo. u moyor marie
=, H.. io,.oras .r.;.+as Sc en-
Icror+ran an Ia onerra. Adcm&s.
.,..-o. sanorfra. e,f4r todayia
49, ,-~,o,.;ncia =. no han recresa-
. fa. Sin embargo. las classes
an vuelto p &hrlrse, y en- aQuc
las donde a1,es co"oUrrian
"@1e @ ounce -.'-" -e 'e" So
NJ 0'l..o -, 70 a;Ia ,o,,;
|:;-o5os 60 han coofiqdo . otros
m~aostras que parmanecen en-
Paris.
En- los esfuaios c-as1coS oe "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
DARA ~GARANTIAS.
(Viene de la Pag 1a,)

medidaS en6rgicas enc2mina-
5as 2 reSta6iecer la paZ. Guam
do haya terminado de llevar a
Ia practica esas medidas me
encargar6 perS0nalmente de Ia
camDa5a para "a captura del
puerto de TanDico.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
CETiENEN Y QUEMAN UN
-pEN
(Viene de la Fagina u

caro- de carga Y ordenaron al
maquinista que siguiera con
jumbo a Monterrey con aquel
caro- solamentc. Ell resto del
5ren fu6 incendiado, pues Sc
gun Sc sabe, ell principal pro-
D5siCc de los villistas era obs
truir Ia via para impedir ei
paso de tropas rumbo al puar
% tamauhpeco que esta s:endo
asediadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
VUELVEN A STTIAR
(Viene de la lra.)

en- Galicia ha llegado hasta Ia
antigua capital de Ia Polonia,
Cracovia Y ma emprendido ell
sitio de ella.
Los ei&rcitos aliados de ale
names y austriacos son perse-
cuidos 2 traVez del paao de los
Carpatos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
CONBATE FUEIGSAMEN
= EN- RAMOS.
Uiene de la Pag la-)

all ti.1Iado general Jose E.
SANTOS.
L. ao5icia del combato en-
Ramos Arizpe ha causado
gran sorpresa, pues no Sc saba
gue los yil'.stas estubieran tar
cerca. Sc cree que las autori-
dades carrancisJas estUDieron
acult&ndo du-ante los ultimoS
Gias eI avance de las fuerzaS
villistas. para evitar el p&nico
= que ahora, en- vista de las
si-culs5ancias, no han tenldo
mas remed;o Q4e hacer Eotar
FL petigro inminente en- que
Sc encuentra la ciudad de Mon
terrey.
Nc ha sido possible recabaT
detalles detalles del comhate
que Sc Ia estado librando en-
ire viIlistas Y carrancistas en-
Ramos Arizpe, Y por esta ra-
zon no los envio. Sin embargo,
estare al tanto de cuantO in
.forme llegue, para communicable
por eSta misma via.
M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
iViene &c Ia 1ra.)

lii as conduio al connotado
1cl.sico meXicano has5a e.
puente International, mani
festandole que que Sc le con
ced.a IA Iibertad a condLci6n
lie Cge nc reE-esara al pals,
r cue en- case de que desobe-
ceciera e5ta orden seria juz-
r-a0 sacramento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
DEsERTAN los VILLISTAG.
(Vieae de la Pag la

EmilianO Zap2ta estaban
obrando dc acuerdo = cue am
hos lucharian unidOs en- favor
De Ia reconstruction de la pa
.ria, combatiendo a todos los
elementos que Sc opusieran d
CUE tai obra Sc lievara 2 cabo.
sc lie muchos oficialeS de
csos que han desectado y que
han resuelto radicarse en- esJa
ciudad. pues "a no Qulcren Sc
guir luchand0.
Ell CorTe5pOnsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
SALE E. RHODE ISLAND.
(Viene de Ia la.)

ia antics dicha, y Sc cree que
ell Secretario Daniels oredenara
la movilizaci6n de otrOs acora-
zados para darle iguai esplen
dor que en- amos anteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
SE CEELARA 4 Y De
VILLA.
(Viene De Ia Pag. 1a.)

ror .rasPogJa americana ella
c:eI'' en- provision de cUal-
outer atentado que pudieran
-ome.er los subleyadOs.
Ell contra aimiranta Howard
que lomanda Ia fIota ameri-
cana del Pacifico ha recibido
ordenes de 81 gobierno de en-
v.2r q crucero Annapolis q
Ser Bias, pero Sc sa0e de bue-
HI iuen.e que hasva Ia fecha
no han con.etido eXcesos los
pronunciados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

ell hombardeo de Ia ciudad de
Muelhausen situada en- aQuelia
provincial invadida por los
tranceSes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
Attitudes 5elig;0sOs
D. VENTA EE IA
LTgE-giA DE- IGEACIJ Z. LOZASO.
ORhCIOEES.
Fl C~0rrespOnsal,

IS CENLA'OS CADA UNA
"a 9shyra &c GGsc&'upe'
> - N 10 u A'o~NA
" .. utoso, dol -r,do
e. 800 ,,t3od 1 ~
Sa..ial n rl ~ in c,,,-
IT. ,f,l-,-GS W 01
.Somo.4 d. San Pedro. !
8 ~ de Ia bueaa muerte.
S.l Isidro Labrador.
Ssr Ci0.izuc.
X sra Setota de- N5nserrato.
- m'Nu1"s en- So""P"Hi" u' '''"'
SAGca-e-'a"0'
uo~vNAS
D.! Sqrto Miro De Atocha, q Is
."rsa.Cs c26a una
N-y-lay Il1lo de Nuestra Sc
n - O., PeEpetuo Socorro, a ~
ea~,avos cada una.
R2SARlOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a 81 suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario O
del semaaario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

D.! Sqrto N;Eo De AtCcha, q Is
,"rsa.Cs cG@a una.
N.v-Aay ilgo de Nuestra Sc
IA G-l PeEpetuo Soc0rro, a 70
sa..a.os caia una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

e. Corresponds.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

TIN RINK o. INJURY on D1A11
PROM DANCERS AND PDRILS IN
ANY EMPLOYMENT WHICH TIN
EAPLovER NIGHT NJ ORDINARY
CARE AND EFyORT HAVE PRO-
v1D1D AND GUARDED A0AINsr.
AND PERMITTING A RECOVERY
or DAMAGES IN CASE OF INJURY
On DEATH.
titfs ~ above given. being a follows:
n ~ Sssots6 ~ sAs 0snsvss Assssslv u
tAs 6tsts u Cslersds:
Section 1. Whenever any agent SER
Anee Of his duty for his employer. shall
ke injured or killed IA the employers
service on account Of the employers
feet or peril connected with the waya.
works. machinery or tnstrument.litiss
used In the business Of the employer.
which could have been remodied or
rsads more safe BY the use Of crdi.
jury o. death may DO had. and the fact
that such employs had knowiedgs Of
the defect or peril. shall not be bar
20 the recovery. unless the repairing
was his principal duty. An stipuia-
tions. contracts or agreements hstWeen
an employe and his employer or be-
tween other persons contrary to the
provisions hereof shall be null and void
In Testimony whereof, have here
Great Seal Of the state Of Colorado.
sixth day Of September. A. D. 1914.
JAMES b. PEARCE,
(seaD Secretary Of State.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

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my May 20 iaHsusn9s t7s somnsasasN
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Su.ss OF nc1vs =. SAsscs to -
sucn .tock OF StoeE esrfificsss. ~ ~
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knoVinrlv rnniies. or esusse - 1914:
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stock csrtificnte or bond. nssSe a. sthxr
Evidence OF indebtad nesS %, any ~.
order. or 10 any purnQss spscifisd IL
the commission's order In excess Of tn
amount authorised for such puFDo1e.
or who. with knowlsdge that any
stock g . g tick cs ~ i cr eosd. mote
been issued Or executsd II violation o.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17
Senate Bill No. 1. Laws 1918.
Sections Refsrrsd-Nos 2e and n.

Senate Bill No. 1. Laws 1919
Sections Refsrrsd-Nos. - and a..
AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC UTTI.-
rrIEs CREATING A PUBLIC UTII.-
ITrEs COMMISSION. PRESCRIBING
RHPEALING CERTAIN ACTS AND
PARTS OF ACTs IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH. N.ff
said Sections - and ~ being - fol-
lows. te-wit:
section 20. (a) Ne railroad corpora
line corporation. Eaa corporation. eiss-
trical corporation. telephones CORPORA
Visions OF this act. shall Ssncsforth
sell. lease, assign. morteaKe or other.
- ~ any psrs Of It's raiisoaS. street rail-
g r1 us.fni In p the performsnee Of IL d.
S.rmie s or any risht thsrsundsr. o. By
any meAns Whatsoever. direct or indi-
rsot merge or con.olidate its rail-
ten, OF franchisss or permits or any
esrt thsrsSs. WITH any , other PUBLIC
go as ss: Ii norss.ss. dlsposi:
s s sss ss.n II or
Sssa iss s sss s.s. .s. Ss vcS TSa
.sss e e.. sss .sssss. = IA
q psFs1it under section thirty-fIve, ta)
~, aet e sns 49, ~ nr
SsSsr tsis ssesfsa shsii sset bs con;
S r. r;yys Il ~ psr III g. e
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The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17
SENATE BILL NO. i. Laws 1919.

SENATE BILL NO. 1. Laws 1873.
AefsfreA % the Fespss 81 the stats ss
CslssaAs ~ Fetition u Refereadan.s
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
s g tas s, usnsrsi EScsion 70 q hsid Sn
there win be submitted to the auaii-
f Snr s tS!c OF the S5Aes OF Co,iorado
ssctions g and q q Senate BIN No.
office Of the Secretary Of State on the he
Fcgrtsenth day Of April 4: D. 1913 At
People Of the stats Of Colorado BY Pc
t,tion e Rsfsrsndum. oontainins more
lures Govt: 6N) of the legal voters
q the state Of Colorado. duly verified
the office Of the Secretary OF State on
the Fourth day Of June. A. D. 1919. at
t:lI o'clock. p. m. n. =
The authority for submitting such
Act p found IN Section OF Article v
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
and Referendum.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17
FOR BETTER ROADS

Those Wishing to vote for said bpl.
posite the word yes. altar the words
FLOR BETTER Roads"
Those wishing 10 vote against said
opposite the word "No," after the
words FOR BETTER ROADS"
In witness whereof. I have hare
unto set my. hand and affixed the
At the City Of Denver. this twenty.
sixth day Of eeptember. A. D; 1914.
JAMES b. PEARCE.
fSeAD Secretary OF State.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17

s,AFsd that this act = suepismental -
cd smsndatory Of the state Htghvay
9o1mission Act. aeprossd March ~.
NE sisnsrs Of this pstitiea. - here
~ name and appoint the following
Dersons to act for them In all mattesn
i Hixsins. Pueblo: ri d. Levin. fse1-
Vile; r. q. 6ommsrn. Denver; VIZ.
Harlow. Boulder. and W. H EmnonA
Denver.
The foregoing bill shall BE- votsd
Vpon by tho electors OF the State OF
Colorado by answer to the following:
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-17
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SENATE BaLL NO. .. LAWS Or 1s1a.
ResssssA - The ressls sf the stats 81
Cs1esaAe ~ FstStssa sf 1sfereAAaA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
at the General Election to be held on
the TAfrd day Of November. 4. d. 1914.
thsre Win b submitted to tho ouaii-
fled electors Of ths State Of Colorado.
s Senate Biz No g, Which ssnass siPi
Of STATE On the Fifth day Of April 4
5. 1914. a. S:Se o'clock. q. M. and "a
6Sissads n r:tition Of ,E.ssrs1.SS.
vii: EEJ Of the legal voters Of
the 1sats Of Colorado. duly verified In
the o6fics Of the Secretary Of state ON
the Twsnty.esventh day Of June. A. D..
Tie quthority for submitting such
Aeteis found IN 6ection Of Article v
Of the Constitution of the state Of
co1oeadA peovidfAG for the Initiative
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