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Strictly fresh eggs $100 per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
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of Frank l.. Day and Is others of Or
chard Grange. No 800, of East Parsons
field, for same.
BY Mr.. Ford of Whitehead: Petition OF
w. r. Donnell and eight others OF Wis
casset, for same.
BY Mr.. Washburn of Perry: Petition
of l.. Clark and seven others Of Cathanqe
Grange, No $40, of Cooper. for same.
BY Mr. Lawrence of Fairfield: Petition
River Grange, No. 50, of Mercer, for
same.
By Mr. futile of Caribou: Petition of
Gerald V. Burgess and 10 others of Carl
bou, for same.
BY Mr.. Greenlaw of Pressure Isle: Pc
tition of Fred S. Wiggin and nine others
of Maysville Center Grange, No. 1873, OF
Pressure Isle. for same.
BY Mr. Millett of Belfast: Petition of
H. F. Smith and ten others of Belfast,
for same; also petition of Hester +. San
ker of Equity Grange. No. 10. of Belfast,
for same; also petition of James f. Bra
ley and IA others Of Seaside Grange, No.
"a. OF Belfast, for same.
BY Mr.. Tabbutt of Columbia: Peti-
ton of Frank w. Randall and 81 Others
of Harrington Grange. No. 407, of Har-
rington, for same.
By Mr. Ballard of Auburn Petition of
E. H. Libby and 10 others of Lake View
Grange, No. 24s, of Auburn. for same.
BY Mr.. Gould of Leeds: Petition OF
Ernest F. Addition and IA others of Leeds
Grange. No. 80, of Leeds, for same.
BY Mr.. Newell of Turner: Petition of
r. A. Pierce and 156 others of East He
bron Grange, No. 800, Of Turner, for
same.
By Mr.. Dougless of Webster: Petition
Minot Grange, No. AZ, Of West Minot, for
same
BY Mr. Wilson Of Levant: Petition of
]. 3. Pooler and q others of Minerva
Grange, No 3s3, of Levant, for same.
BY Mr. Hill of Corinth: Petition Of F.
L. Holt and % others Of Independence
Grange. No. a. of Bradford, for same.
BY MIR. Robinson Of Bangor: Petition
of Fred A. Toothaker and IS others of
Hillside Grange, No. 40, of Newburgh,
for same.
BY Mr.. Hill of Corinth: Petition of
Amos G. Fitz and 90 others of Mystic Tie
Grange, No. IS. of Kenduskeag, for
same; also petition of Millie H. S, Flagg
and nine others of Hudson Grange, No.
457, Of Hudson. for same.
BY Mr.. Averill of Prentiss: Petition Of
A. Hathaway and "a others Of Wonder
Grange. No 44s. of Midway. for same.
BY Mr.. Thombs of Lincoln: Petition Of
Alyas B. Cobb and q others of Forest
Grange, No. Us, of Lee. for same.
BY Mr.. Ranney Of Vim: Petition Of
E. L. Smart and ID others of Whitney
Grange, No. 435. of Schools Plantation,
for same.
By Mr. Smith of Hampden: Petition
Of F. A. Wing and q others of Union
Grange. No. 26. of Hermon, for same.
BY Mr.. Higgins Of Brewer: Petition of
Kenneth A. Mckeen and p others of
Riverside Grange, No. 273. of Brewer, for
same.
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situated in Dennistown Plantation, in
Somerset county.
Towns.
! BY Mr. Turner of Hartford: An Act to
amend Section one of Chapter 1S9 Of the
| Private and Special Laws of 1899. relat-
| ing to the limits of the town of Dixfeld
also petition of c. l.. Dillingham; and so
| others, relative to same.
Ways and Bridges.
favor of the town of Prentiss, with
statement of facts.
/ BY Mr.. Mcintire of Waterford: Re
solve in favor of repairing the main
highway in the towns of Norway and
Waterford, Oxford county, with state
ment of facts.
| BY Mr.. Webb OF Cherryfield: Resolve
in favor of repairing the main highway
| leading from the town of Franklin in
Hancock county to the town of Cherry
field, in Washington county, with state
ment of facts.
By Mr. Edwards of Bethel: Resolve to
provide for improvement of highway in
the towns of Greenwood and Woodstock
BY Mr.. Thombs OF Lincoln Resolve
to provide for repair of road leading
from Stacyvilie station to the east
branch of the Penobscot river, with
! statement Of facts.
By Mr.. Creation of Starks: Petition Of
c. Q. Murphy and 81 others in favor OF
resolve for an appropriation for the
purpose of assisting in the building of a
State road from Jackman through Long
Pond Plantation to lockwood, Moose
head Lake. ~ 81
By Mr.. Holt Of Skowhegan: Petition of
w. z. Hackett and Il others in favor Of
same.
BY Mr. Dutton Of Bingham: Petition
of William r. Haines and 60 others in
favor of same
BY Mr.. Beal Of Cornville Petition
G. II. Turner and IS others in favor OF
same.
BY Mr. Lawrence of Fairfield: Petition
of F. A. Gilbert and . others in favor Of
same.
BY Mr.. Holt of Skowhegan: Petition
of Walter H. Maynard and IS others in
favor of same.
BY Mr.. Dutton Of Bingham: Petition
of p F. Larkin and 26 others in favor Of
same.
By Mr.. Pollard of Scion: Petition Of
F. E. Haines and u others in favor of
same.
BY Mr.. Creation of Starks: Petition of
w. J. Mcmahon and 50 others in favor
of same.
By Mr.. Dutton of Bingham: Petition
of Forrest H. Colby and % others in
favor of same.
On motion by Mr.. Daigle of New
Canada, ~
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/ BY Mr. Durgain of Bangor: Petition
/ of II. W. Leach and ten others OF Char
lesion Grange, No. 32J, Of Charleston, for
same.
/ BY Mr.. Clement of Montviile: Petition
of II. 3. Clement and six others of Dirigo
| Grange, No. 9S. of Freedom. for same.
! BY Mr.. Maxwell of Boothbay Harhor:
Petition of Fannie Z. Stone and 40 others
of Edgecomb Grange. No SIS. of Edge
comb. for same; also petition of Elmer
, c. Sornes and IS others of Ocean Grange.
! No. 2l3, of New Harbor, for same
BY Mr.. Tate of Topsham: Petition Of
o. c. Nutting and Il others of Woolwch
Grange, No. GO, of Woolwich. for same
BY Mr.. Littlefield OF Wells: Petition
of p. c. Goodwin and q others Of Elm
Brook Grange, No sci, of Wells Depot,
for same
BY Mr.. Lombard Of Old Orchard Pc
tition of c. B. Littlefield and q others of
Ogunquit Grange, No. 444, of Ogunquit
for same
BY Mr. Dutton of Bingham: Petition
of Mrs. II. A. Plummer and ten others
of New Portland Grange, No 112, of
North New Portland, for same
BY Mr.. Russell of Alfred: Petition of
W. c. Mason and y others of Enterprise
Grange, No. Sc. of WATERFORD, for same
BY Mr.. Hobbs OF South Berwick: Pc
| tition of D. y. Cheney and 81 others of
Quamphegan Grange, No. BIZ, of South
Berwick. for same.
BY Mr. N7elch of Machiasport: Petit
of Liberty Grange, No. 5o3 of Machias-
port for same.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. ThoInbs of Lincoln: An Act to
amend Section il of Chapter 211 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1895. as
amended by Chapter 1Ol of the Laws of
1909. relating to salaries of Judge and re-
corder of Bangor municipal court.
School for Feeble Minded.
BY Mr. Blake of New Gloucester: Re
solve in favor of improving roads
through the property of the School for
eeble-Minded in the towns Of Pownal,
North Yarmouth, Gray and New Glou-
cester with statement of facts.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Hodgkins of Harpswell: An
within the limits of the town of Harps-
well, in the county of Cumberland.
BY Mr.. Maxwell of Boothbay Harbor:
Petition of Daniel Greenleaf and Jos
others OF Boothbay Harbor, remonstrat-
ing against any change relating to the
catching of herring in the Sheepscot
river; also petition of Thurman E. Alley
and 6S others of Southport, against
same: also petition Of Frank H. Cas-
well and 1853 others of Edgecomb, against
same; also petition of Alvin e. Slower
and % others of North Boothbay,
against same; also remonstrance of Fred
Dunton of Boothbay, and 100 others,
against same.
State LANDS and Forest Preservation.
BY Mr.. Dutton Of Bingham: Resolve
authorizing the land agent to sell and
convey certain lot or parcel Of land
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From the Senate: The order relative to
the introduction of bills or resolves
carrying an appropriation of money,
passed in the House January 10Th, 1916
came from the Senate in that branch in
definitely postponed in non-concurrence
Mr. GREENLEAF of Portland: Mr.
Speaker. inasmuch as 1t leaves the mat
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from the Senate: The order relative
TO the time limit for the reception Of
private bills and petitions, passed in the
house January 18TH 1915. came from tho
Senate amended by Senate Amendr,sn,
A.
Mr.. GREENLEAF of Portland. Nv
speaker. as l understand it, by the
terms OF senate Amendment a, this is a
compromise date between the date fixed
by the original House order and a later
GATE which had been settled unon IT
was not the intention of the order 70 fix
any particular date arbitrarily for the
purpose Of shutting off any legislation.
but it was thought that perhaps that
was as convenient date as could be ar
rived at under all the circumstances and
IN view of that / now move that the
House concur in the adoption of Senate
Amendment A which makes the date one
week later for the reception of petitions
ana ollis for private and special legisla-
ton.
l will say also, if l may be allowed one
further word in explanation, in regard to
the latter part OF the order. stating that
all bills received after that time should
NC ASASiiCo " lllC next LEGISLATURE.
think that is a matter of little conse-
quence whether they be referred to the
next Legislature or Indefinitely post
poned. 1t might at first blush be thought
that referring these matters to the next
Legislature would be method Of lot.
ting these petitioners down easy, but in
asmuch as they are not received they
are down anyway. and l can see no OBJ.
lection to striking out that clause and
adopting the amendment in concurrence
with the Senate.
The question being on the adoption of
Senate Amendment in concurrence
The amendment was adopted.
The question being on a passage of the
order. as amended by Senate Amendment
A. in concurrence.
The order as amended by Senate
Amendment A received a passage in con-
currence.
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DIE D.

ANDROSCOGGIN.
Lewiston--Jan. %. George T. Fabyan,
aged Al years.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Jan. 2s. George F. A. Avery,
aged IS years; Jan. %, Flora F. Could
aged 70 years; Jan. IS. Henry NJ. Strick-
land, aged 30 years; Jan. %, Lewis Pierce,
aged S. years; Jan. 28, Mary Thornton;
Jan, g. John Mark Burke, aged As
years.
kNON.
Rockland-Jan. rs. Harry +. Brown.
aged about % years.
WASHINGTON.
Calais-Jan 26, Charles Z. Eye aged 81
years.
Columbia Falls, Jan. 81, Joseph Barton.
aged - years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
The nth MAINE LEGISLATURE
ctpuographic Reports of the Sessions of Senate
And House of Representatives

BY the same Senator: Resolve in
favor of an appropriation to repair
Mopang Bridge in Township 80 NJ. l. I.
Washington county.
BY the same Senator: Resolve in
favor of an appropriation to repair
bridge in the town of Addison.
By the same Senator: Resolve for
an appropriation to repair bridges in
Township 20 NJ. D., Washington
county.
By Mr.. Burleigh of Aroostook: Pc
cash and a. others for aid for build
ing a bridge across Allegash river,
in Allegash Plantation.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Emery, from the committee en-
appropriations and financial affairs,
to which was referred An Act to ap-
propriate moneys for the payment Of
salaries fixed by law for the year
1915, reported same ought to pass.
Mr.. Leary, from the committee on
pensions, to which was referred An
Act constituting Chapter SO Of the
Public Laws of 1913 relative to the
retirement of veterans Of the Civil
War in the service of the State, re-
Ported same ought to pass.
The reports were accepted and the
several bills tabled for printing under
! the joint rules.
Orders of the Day.
on motion by Mr.. Jillson of Cum
berland, the rules were suspende
and that Senator presented the fol-
lowing petitions, which We're referred
to the committee on pensions, an 1
sent down for concurrence.
Petitions of Hon. William l., Ingra =
ham and 1850 others of Portland
Hon. Charles F.. johnson and 229 9TH
ers Of Waterville; Hon. d. J. Nc
Giilicuddy and $50 others Of Lewis
ton; Hon. +. o. Beal and 4S0 of Ban.
gor; Hon. J. S. Hyde and 105 others
OF Bath: Hon. G.. Raymond Joy and
1856 others of Bar Harbor; Hon. \. c.
Hdserthy and ia others of Els
worth: Hon. Charles T. Daggett and
l03 others Of Pressure Isle: Hon. Ca:i
G. King and Ill others of Caribou;
Hon. Herbert r. Powers and 80 9th
80 VI oil IdlIiieIu. non. BeeChEr
Putnam and 1873 others Of Houlton:
Hon. Geo. g. Weeks and 55 others OF
Fairfield; Hon. l.. b. Waldron an!
$50 others of Dexter; Hon. +. |. Rus
sell and 119 others Of Gardiner: Hon.
Robert +. Dunton and 127 others of
belfast; Hon. John r. Sprague and
l42 others of Dover and Foxcroft: .
hon. c. Wallace Harmon and 50 9TH
ers of Saco; and others, making .
total of 5000 citizens of the State of
Maine in favor of An Act for the re-
lief of the blind residents Of Maine"
On motion by Mr.. Chatto of Ham
cock the rules were suspended an.
ttlat senator presented in behalf OF
senator Peacock the following peti.
tons which We're referred to the
committee on pensions and sent down
for concurrence:
Petition Of John McCarty and -
others of Dennis Grange. of Dennis
vile, Maine, in favor Of the act fo.,
the relief of the blind residents OF
Name; also petition of Evrie Oaks
ana Ia others of Narraguagus Grange
in favor of same
On motion by Mr.. Thurston of OK
lord an adjournment was taken until
next Tuesday morning at ten O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
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HOUSE
Friday, January

Friday. January o9th. 1915.
Inc House met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by tho
Speaker.
prayer BY the Rev Mr. LIVINGSTON Of
HalIoweu
journal Of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
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~.5sred. the House concurring that
~, the Senate and House adjourn
adjourn to meet Tuesday fore
49,. ~, Feb. :. 1915, at ten o'clock.
ssrt down for concurrence.
Subsequently the President in
.,-ned the Senate that the House
ID Dassed the order in concurrence.
-
PAPERS from the House disposed OF
i, concurrence.
from the House: An Act to pro-
10 for retiring and pensioning en-
.,oyees Of stat" lns1ne Hospitals
md school for Feeble Minded. tTa-
nod on motion by Mr.. Boynton OF
rlrcoln)
The following bii4s, petitions etc.
we're presented, ana on recommends
ION Of the committee on reference 81
bills were referred 70 the 1ol4oWlng
Committees
Inland Fisheries and Game.
IS, n.i.o ~ ea.ad,boc. oil,
t., fo~ I'm, urotecrion of wild
-.,aoIs and birds on the southerly
'~'nt If SDao Island. in the town OF
5.,li,e
tim , u,-
BY Nj. MV1''oh u Nuit'oel!diio'
b.. Al y |" au'i''i ne lhe .hdi'4e
Water Company TO take water IRON
sa00"l" ia"
By MI bui@'H u flSea 'a'iu4s' b-!'
Al Act I" dlh'hu an Act entitled
An act !" PROVIDE Tor nomination
y .,I..,i,,, - IC,rdo.n, u.,3
-; rofarraaN
Pensions.
D.. W. .r,,h,. nc cor,arsa,. pa+i.,o,
~ S,,,i,h ma I, o,hor, or
" 1' $780, 80 rou1,,i,o =,
favor If the act for the relief OF tho
lind residents of Maine.
b Nj tonant of Waldo. Petition
q K. T. cole and 131 others of sun
rise Grange of Winterport. in favor
,..I3snt. If Maine
BIZ Mr.. Boynton of Lincoln; Petit
tons Of H. A. Swanton and II others
Of Westport Grange, of G.. w Ben
ana o+hor. - ,oeeorao, 60.
IN favor of the act for the relief of
t,nd residents of Maine.
By MIR. Faherty of Cumberland:
Petitions OF George Carsley and II
others of Lakeside Grange, Of c. X.
Thorpe and II others of Riverside
Grange, of Z, 3. Racklef and 16 9TH
ers Of Sacarrappa Grange in favor If
he act for the relief Of the blin1
residents of Maine.
By Mr.. Herrick of Franklin: Pet,-
tons of Byan Wing and II others of
Sandy River Grange, of F. w. Pa
teFson and others of Industry
Grange. for same.
BY MI Durgin of Piscataquis:
Petition Of W. A. Hobbs and 81 9TH
e's OF Pleasant River Grange, for
SAME.
by MI, M"ulfon Of Cumberland
feN'ion OF H. Il. Allen and % others
VI cumberland Grange, for same.
ny MI LeaTy of Penobscot: peti-
roN Oh H. g Miller OF Eastern Star
O'ahst, Tor same.
BY Mr.. Clark of York: Petition of
l''l'ef L. Abbott OF Mousam Lake
orange for same.
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BORN.

kNON.
Rockland-Jan. q, to the wife Of Alex.
ander Johnson, twin daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
Two Deaths at Dover.

Mrs. Cassius E. Brann died Thursday
at her home on Main street, Dover Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. Harry +. Lee. Mrs.
+. ]. Smith of Dover, Mrs. Vernon
Gould CT Milo and a daughter in Rhode
Island a son, George Brann, resides
in New Jersey. Mrs. Sarah Gerry, wild
ow of John Gerry, died Thursday at her
home, aged rs years. She is survived by
two sons, ". W. and G. III. Gerry, and
one daughter, Miss Susie Gerry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

Don't think because you have taksn
many remedies in vain that your case
is incurable. Hoods Sarsaparilla has
cured many seemingly hopeless cases
Of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, kid
ney complaint. dyspepsia and general
debility. Take Hoods.
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from the Senate: Ordered, the House
cohcurring, that when the Senate and
House adjourn it be to meet on Tuesdav y
forenoon February End, 1915, at Ten
o'clock
The order received a passage in concur.
renee.
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ter indefinite and no date is fixed for the
reception OF bills or resolves carrying an
appropriation of money. and that they
may come in even at the last moment OF
this session, in order that we may take
the matter up with the Senate and know
just what our position Is in the matter.
1 move that this order be laid upon the
table.
The motion was agreed to.
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SENATE.

Friday, January %. 1915.
...e called to order by the Presi-
ss a-,yer by Rev. Paul s. Phalen OF
A., ssnrDal Of previous session read
,,i approved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

., motion By Mr.. Swift of Kenne-
under suspension of the rules, it
w. --5sred the House concurring that
~ the Senate and House adjourn
'... adjourn to meet Tuesday fore
w! r4b >. 1915, at ten O'Clock.
s.r+ down for concurrence.
Consequently the President in
,..rred the Senate that the House
-, nassed the order in concurrence.
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On motion by. Mr.. Daigle of New
Canada. Il
Adjourned until Tuesday morning, Feb
ruary End. 1915, at ten o'clock.
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p.ners from the House disposed OF
4, concurrence.
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r-o-n the House: An Act to pro-
4. for retiring and pensioning en-
,oytes Of stat" Insone Hospitals
I'D school for Feeble Minded. (Ta-
s'al on motion by Mr.. Boynton OF
rlrcon)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

ON motion by Mr.. Thurston of OK
lord an adjournment was taken until
next Tuesday morning at ten o'cloci,
A. NJ.
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There's not a man, woman
or child in Augusta who can
not find many things of vital
value in this set.
Don't miss this golden OPP
portunity. 1t comes to you
but once in a life time.
Never before has such an
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REMEMBER---T Kenne-
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building in Rumford for municipal and
county purposes. Ordered printed and
referred).
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Fossett of Portland: Petition
of c. E. Nutting and IS others of Otis
field Grange No. III. of Otisfield. Maine.
in favor Of the Act for the relief of the
blind residents of Maine.
BY Mr.. Roberts of Portland: Petition
Of Clinton A. HUFF and Is others of North
Scarboro Grange, No. 495. or North Scar
boro, in favor of Same.
By Mr.. Drapeau of Brunswick: Petit
ton of LymanzShedd and Is others Of
Crooked River Grange. No 81. Of Boil
ster's Mills. for same.
BY Mr. Harper of Gorham: Petition of
Walter H. johnson and 26 others of Cor
ham Grange, No. 81, of Gorham, for
same.
BY. Mr.. Blake of New Gloucester: Pc
tition of Inez S. Yeaton and 10 others of
Gray Grange, No. Al. of Gray. for same
BY Mr.. Peabbles of Cape Elizabeth
Petition of E. r. Leary and eight others
of Dunstan Grange, No. 1893, Of West
Scarboro, for same.
BY Mr.. Benn Of Hodgdon: Petition Of
H. G. Tuck and Il others of Haynesyille
Grange No. Ss9. of Haynesville, for same
BY Mr.. Allen of Machias: Petition of
II. E. Watts and eight others of ROGUE
Bluffs Grange, No. 1856. of Rogue Bluffs
for same: also petition of Ralph w.
Chandler and "a others of Machias Vel
ley Grange No. $50, of Machias for same.
By Mr.. Tate of Topsham: Petition of
George d. Weston. master, and five other
officers and members of Dromore Grange.
No. 500, of Winnegance, for same
BY Mr.. Jordan of BaiIeyville: Petition
Of Elmer J. Earl and three others Of Dan
forth Grange, No. 1ls, of Danforth, for
same.
BY Mr. Allen of Machias: Petition of
T. NJ. knight >and Is others of Jonesboro
Grange, No. 357, of Jonesboro, for same.
BY Mr. Chamberlin of Lebanon: Pc
tition of l.. J. Peterson and seven others
of Riverside Grange. No. i.5, of Lebanon,
for same
BY. Mr.. Mitchell Of Newfield: Petition
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-02
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Hon, Elihu Root
On Woman's Sphere

The question of Woman Suffrage is an issue before
the American people Twelve states have adopted it.
four more states vote it this fall it is strongly
urged that become platform demand the national
political parties 1t is therefore the privilege and the duty
OF every voter to study carefully subject Hon EIihu
Root in discussing this question the constitutional
convention of New York, recently said in part:
1 am opposed to the granting of suffrage to women
because believe that it would be loss to women to ali
women and to every woman; and because l believe it
would be injury to the state to every man and
aYnr rNrurfNrnn in Ahon nAnkn L.