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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

ltis pretty generally conced-
I'd BY al! the farmers who Laye
tried it. that sheep raising IL
.,his couaty would be q profitable
industry We're 1t no. for the loss
IS accustomed by the sheep Kill
log dogs tile loss. from wolves
compared will, that wrought by
he dogs:heing negligible. Who
awn..t.ie. >sheep killing d ogs ::
Why: eencrally.it II is the farmers
themselves, The very people
sao recognize the fact that: they
can make mereH' hs. 'keeping 3
..'ssis of:sheep 81, p1,o., tlfeagency
tliat nakss. sheep Keeping i'm.
,o&sible::' There are few. farm
'1omes.:in the .:calinty where OF,
,'r. in.bre. man&res purps may. no,
!o'e found, suppe'rted as an ID s,i,u>
tion .in,e rfeflng' with the farm
eF'' ) money getting. , Between
the dog and the almost certsii.
;sante ot'swt:lllny his. bank. ac'
tosnt the :'iaEa,,er seems TO pre-
'ar Tie dog. -. He ,nigt, raise.
and. keess il. dog, ro'.-tlao
r iah,l;sud' ofa. dog: but, no, be
seems inssine.sely. toytarn Tor
The com panionship OF Tho. pura
ot >siies,ion able .pafeptag and
\ we'll Developed ion for mpr,
lerine critters that grow. WOO,
and which really offer him. no
Besides. the. farmer
can always:sa. .ha, kind Of. dog
Ierr. ..no,hing-~,l,ere' is always
great. neishtoriy generosity in
the: community in that res
'ee,; whereas the ,right~kind:otj
a dog, oae bred Is, friendly ard
full communion with sheep,
'nigh, rost a~isw da1lars, y A
small t'ock Of sheep on the farm,
would easily p'rod',ec. the. reyen.
,ie 10 raythe farmer's.taa bills.
out in most cases the; farmer.
lispenses with. these revenue
prod ucers and pay~ a tax ON bis
'nonerel !r,end OF. Of other, farm !
revenues. Realty, the problem.
of. sheep raising is not one OF
dogs a, all. II is one Of the right,
kind Of thinking in farmers who
own dogs. Az long a. lha. is
absent there will be no money in
sheep raising bcrs, al =
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

Etry and Great Britain 10 the con.
troyersy over nustrsl foreign
ocmmercs reminds ~ Of Al cid
almanac Joke that ran about like
this; A boy had = bull pup
that he wanted 70 bring up AZ q
fighting dog, 10 he induced his
old father 10 yet down on all
fours and growi ut the pup. The
pup, nothing loath. prom pity
grabbed the old man by the nose
and began dragging him around
the yard. while the hoy danced
around, calling out excitedly,
Bear IL. dad. bear it: itll be the
maxim of the pup" Now, every
time England gives Uncle Sam
the boot in the matter of the
shipping dispute, the munitions
manufacturers here gath er
around the agxrieved old gentle
man crying, stand for it Sam.
stand for it: it neans prosperity
for us" And your Uncle
Samue. lneealy turns up his
roat-tails and braces himself for
Isse next JOLT that makes the
teeth Of the spirit OF ou r national
Independence rattle. L n d e.
.he influence of our war million
hires at Washington the United
States has become the yassal of
.ireat Britain. >.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

President Wilson .,lies of The
handle easily when the Germans
siuk aship: with an American
citizen or TWO ON board. bat h.
sticks 'rcmarkshiy tight to /,
while the Mexicans. are killing
americans in blnches of iitteen
:: twenty. His attitude. in :.tt,is
'respecs leads us. 10 the ,.conclu
sien that tre life Of an American
citi,en' in Mexico is Of far les~ :
importance.,o him than ,ha lie
Of an American citizen on board
'oi'svship Of the Allies ~: =: !: =: ::
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

.,x, /, -. ., =, -:
-, r.. ' :''':' >: - - '''- 49,"
:"F'A:s 1eS @'tt'S': !.t'i I eaX' or II
III tat; AS eaMeiN rfayeii.4e"i.o .oue
III u G'qr tl*:and ,sts, .e'.f we
aljssd a. onr t;,y,x, inys r., ,ise
,,I.o =,
,;:. >>'''' ,>N '''' ''''''' -.
J. ~" "s VOC '"i's"l'ls 's'0IH',
!. was 1@,stsi IN rather i.oush
aad ht'y eoahiry, aa::o'la. people
Win . |te@t store OF wealth. We
naa tIf; "a n@kiibofs, blo;heIs,
H's": were F@F' !Und oi ht;tl ling.
particularly .'gA's, and each ot
!ntu'. hn'l ts1tnnS. sixteen IN al.
~'.'l %Na"!d" .hI1W. Il born 10 CAL
i!.sy..4 togeth,r -. sta,'' toa + on =
.i?N 'h0ni j re ipx'frtAten'ly
went. attnSs' '!le cpriier OF my
'Iat''eF s. iaiiH,' Il was only a
Saungster ihfh;. and, Ike most
young tees, wasA csose observer.
One thing / no,ieo'f;was hat 'he
fox ncsef get very far. ahead Of
'hc i'nonas' 4e NS'eh'ed 10 rau,'
,r,> r.. 81, : - -, ~ : - O,'.'se = a.as.
10 Chris,o,,pe.r Sa,,n a t,raus
Scotch noyeiis! cf III early dav,
,seemS IA hsv's neticed this same
tnlng f.S'',of' ! Ho'icea a'so
,.". ' ~, 'tss '''n"i "',, "'' ). ss.e
sri so,n.,;r,es nne nv ,ro nv, o,,,arS
white .at RES. Of them were ap,
paren,'y los', and would jump ou
logs ana 'eaees' LOOK and sni1.
= a.. :. a;HsuF' .,, ~. nSt~ ~; sas.n
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

4 For the Iast fse or six wecss
tho country@fror. ore eud 10 to.
other has besn experiencing a,
epidemic of w1ss ls genetalD,
known as erirpe.
i Symptoms are those o3 : segers
eold W ILsi more or ;ess so'-.. throat
coDgh, pains In tlie head ard You.
t.ae body. In some eases tbs
symptoms are gp.tt persistent.
II seems certain 'hst the great
u. ior;ty. at least. o. these cases
are nos true grippe. Some bac-
tario.ogists have reported finding
Streplococcusi in the th~oa, and
not the bacillus wilict. causes
grippe. Nevertheless, he pre-
yention is exactly tie same for
such a case as foss the true grippe
Tha diseS$e is &ctua1ly con.
fas'ons' t.'a'2s On taxes pace
most r?#s:ilr ty diI eel contact .
The more intimate and proloDg /
ed this tontac:, 1.,r greater ihc /;
dagger of cp.fa&ioD. perscns
: iluaid @Fc.d crs@ ass r. ugh as
i'l'''iD''' "''0'.' ~ = necessary 20
of ~lN' taos = ai:er'a& rom Inc
ss" ''"Fs s "A'ch A.'e be<n' ae'
'efi'e-' ~es Sa1'' a. 'osis / as ;1f
rs ',os*''''e '0'on sea persons
ac,'2 M q 4 ~ :t;1 fy2i di@% a'',f'
VI I4l'e coeshi's: or sneszln1' 'ne
'e FSon ai'>s'.' s1"ai1' .Neep liz I:i
ana '''o.e cc'e:ei '"'sT IL tnr
lshd ere; ;sles-;; h'ts|as' especial
~ 50 'Iid p, a :''::,s s&. = \ '.ll'o t +
" h"sh !; n1any' Mos''sfs .-a'e oii
.o"l.g 'ii't '|rse" o. = i>1HLeF ''
,.ilt' E~n N. he sang la !: nderch!ei
,oaI'4 p": 4, oe ,FFa lef:'E :: .'.~:. /.
i'eF;' rs ~ "2e&'-.c:: Wh..ci' E'd
prevent ~ !! = Ao!"-" A:~e D.fst
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

within handy reach, where !. css
get out Of his way. II the fox /.
caught, the lead hound pauaijs =
does the killing, while the res,
do the believing. He has csnd.
denese In himself, In his seu.e OF
smell, In his ability 70 get Tiers.
His better sent, his song sx.
4 2esisnce, and his observation get
sis1 to the xaaae Esst. He
b'.iloys. a. a.l iso0aas do, bat In.
issiiige.,'y, ard does Eos wear
himself GUT With mere besiowfnp.
Meg re 3 good deal ike q osck
q. bounds. Toey mpst haee al
.'sader; aad they learn after al
while 10 follow an intelligent Lad |
er after they find tia, be Las 4
better Eose, better head ana |
9et;er legs than they hare. Wha,
tiie farmers OF the corn belt need
is closea, lead sacunca; in other |
'-o' ds. w.a4 al intelligent lead |,
WHO has. irsighf. |.
a!@ii 41awcss 70 zcan. in ,ns!i
sJand, men Who have Observed
good pG.f ,se. tE!lo hare good
'd&-ae II, and confidence ir
-'at .a1 11ta:en., ard who learuI
s.sschs fro.s e-9c-ierc-, bethi
.. ir oEn a-ta -i.4l tt. ether reo
..e: Ig-ese AZ. lie onsz thai ge,l
= zane /. is aae thing ,oI
20 cad s.oaEd. Itrs,er pays ro ..
x a r4Fre oelloaver. ..l5eilcmiugi :
.esrt ses'k, ti3e gape +-Nsi'zce
'4rmcr. = /,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

The carelessness with which
the Democrats treat their plat
form promises makes appear
aAhae tAese promises wsre only
intended ~ "molasses To catch
fiina
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
primary.

We have fa: chance of expand
ing our ocean shipping during
this war while we let England
tell us what we may ship, how
we may ship it, and where VIZ
may shin IL. Il:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

All . convict ia the Missouri
penitentiary has TO do no Sadays
to win his freedom is to sing
my. johnson, Turn Ne Loose"
and I'll remember yoh at the
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

T. Have you noticed how The sZ;
OF that dollars worth Of spga'
continues TO: dwindle under tho
rule Of. the Democratic party
which promised to cut down tic
high cost Of liyingg:'' -.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

Il was the irony OF fate that
old Victoriano Huerta should die
In the country whose Tag he re-
fused to salute while was at the
hsad Of the Mexican govern
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

I. The leap: year proposal ,h'
Republican Party: is agoing u
make Uncle Sam this year vii.
be accepted without any coy hes
itation' from fa'se modas:y- HI
Is ready to'jump at:the; chance:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
Sock Parade. Shows ','> .:. >'~
- :. r ".,Valut' Of Good Sifes:

':+ProbabFN, no p,raae in To.
world has ever rep esented 81
many prize:wfpnirg' and state and
world record amin us 'HAe>il Dy
|oue ed qea,ional insti, uiiojI as1 lsl'
seen by .i'ariners,''W e<sik visitors
At the College Of ~ r!cvl,wre q
the university :ol. Missouri at
Columbia hast weeE> :. !
The parade wqs. % SHOW. that
a..hat the College u. ASs'ieW, Nsre
has doi,,:, will, a few. good & ri:
mails. any .individual.'h .'h.eee''er,s ,s'
moderate nesns may do;;' The
entire n&nIpshira ates,. eioy es.
mpie,. was 'lsxct frcrn. ,l,'re:
Hamt,sh;. re,ewts, at.t,i he 1<,.s i.,,ia
herd, one 81 'tiue ...an,>s.. in like.
eountry- M;as s'eea daa <~oYii ,.'ar re.s
cows: ru rl.,asati lo,, a,boa: 500 In
l>p2, :::fhts herd. n,w i!iclpdtt~
thirty six cows: shs.. toDi.i 'no, b,
replaced! .far. >!!o, c,i' aa!ii s:~a:'
haye pt.iii'il:,,d. SURPLUS st,,,.l,
xh.xi, ad!d f.s<;' ST, il. in::. ts,,;,;
ah.le.,l,e:: milk Td;.l',ee ,hlaa sal,ms,
I'D the herd. :: =. e.. - =. :.
The parade. vas Ted bN Honor.
able. .ihe* .isnth Iitd:'. p.ershere:,. J.
stallion, il sirs.o. lunny prize win.
refs folio xt>i lay:. sixteen either.
dratl horses, Among these was
joseItl,ine - ''Ml and ;tiEec of her
fsials> which ars :o'yuca. by ihe
College ol Agriea,su r. TAtet |
others haze been sola fat>::$E, ,i(o;
.Alnoae Tie. dairy: cows WAS
Grace nri2ss :n.rohas{y tl,t hold |
or. of tho worlds long d.s.ai.se
record: Sofar Us is: known, 10
other COW has sser: cgustlsi her
prod action. Of ), nearly IL. .e<1
pounds oi.nilk andf ,0Ao rnuns',,
Of butter in -siN,'stii 'ye>vrs tia
she has been III milk. She was
bred by the"dairy dcpar,mentof
the college. I - a.. il. - -
With the exception Of .cne
all the Hereford cattle in
the parade were those raised on
the University farm. The larg
er par. of: the herd is descended
from two cows purchasedin 1904:
Among the sheep, the most
striking lesson YVES in the eX /
hibit of the diEeren, crosses Of 8 !
priced pure. bred ram
and grade western ewes The |
daughters and grand daughters |
Of the typical, ninety; pound west
ern ewes looked so much like the
pure-brcd sheep ,ha; in many
cases they could hardly be dis
tinguished.
The entire parade was design.
ed to show the value OF good sires
on the stock farm.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

Fssvts haunt Him rhirty-flvs Veasa
A conscieacc-stricken citiscn Of Fur.
ess Grove surprised punhan Wilson Of
Nillvillc. ascd ninesy-onc yaars. by in
closing in . letter 81 bill, Tho nate
accompanying the bill stated that
about thirty.ave years aso. when vii.
sou lived q Forcss Grove. tvo cl hts
cAtcksaa stsaysd 10 the writer's prop
sety ard ~ conascated them, Ths
writer said that As had bad 10 psacs
& 0tnA epe Q ssnbsr es ysass and
tAat - 80 uaalsd 10 sase Ais eoa.
es1aoee ~ 0aklng oss esaaissaten.
~ AGee - - slgnsA - Wlsoa
- ~ sseall - iac1tsne e )ua1ag
- t1Ionsae 111ilv,l1s tN. ~ ~
oon 0nUon1D1h 0oo1UA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

: II 10 reported that Secretary
Of the Treasury MoAdoo has al.
tered the system of book keep.
ta0 in his department 40 tha,
liabilities may be brought around
in the asset column. This handy
trick enables him u make q fav.
orabis treasury showing for his
pa.in.lsw's administration. Con.
grsssmsn Forney OF Michigan
commented on this arrangement
In . speech iu the House one day
gscently - follows:
Your Treasury today Is in a
chaotic condition. Your Treas.
ursr has changed the manner of
sookkeepinG in the United States
Tfeaeury; and II there were a
.aasional bank within the limits
Of the United Stktes today that
would adopt the manner Of book
beeping snch - has been adopt
"a tn The Treasury Of the United
States, the bank examiner. un.
der The direction Of the Gecrets,
~ oe ths 1'rsasury, would have
every man oooneosed With that
|Asak In jaii within ~ hours. ;
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
Not an lacample'e ''Rural Rsute Editiea'
The REAL Daily 6Isbe-Denserat

Comprehensive and absolutely Trustworthy rsnee -
the BIZ Greats prsss9sag. daring saA toaSfne a. -
cratic National CoevsrtsI at 81 L1ais Dserr 6raaa
from start TO erish sf ths iC ,ortaat = -
ns H4sn hs woas trssA. wisheat hias and wiahA ~
ladiee All the Of oil the asrth - ~
helpful page for wansa every DAY. Cdsseea nas,s1e =
parts bri9ssss and tsjska serSt nevs UneoseAA -
casl lfeAtnres for all ths family Clean Refns m - d
minute In every WAY COserisse. In ssssy ~ -
prsus In every way. Ihs DsaA -
ssad Ia Year SShseripssse Today. n yos vt.A -
Great SUNDAY Gsees DeEcr1as sd dss:E.s tor 49,
yaAr. Sample copies Ira
THE GLOBE PRINTING CO. PlklfteS
ST. LOUIS, 70.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
whsa Mercury Went Dsws.

IAttle Willie from the mirror
All the mercury licked Oh,
Thinking In his chiidish manner
Itvonldeaps his whsopine ooaGh.
AZ The fansrsl wlllls's nsAhsr
Gadly said 70 Ass. Deswn,
Twas : chflly aay ~ WINK
Whea ~ &noeoney WonD Ne@o.s =
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
Let the Republicans -
Missouri" Tor . change.
EbTAs Reaches like The state
psyroll 20 we'll that Pa Roach
10 out sfter the governorship.

Mr.. Wilson has no strict &C.
countability stuif to send to Mex
leo, its oil needed for exporta-
ton 10 Germaay.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

one ef ear Dsmecrsaic N.
nnoo saagssts that Prssidsnt
vllesa nlght put . lit>ls none,
-" iaAis nsess = naslEad.
11Daa1iln 4 1lupa 80 -.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19
Wonderful Campaicny Year Bargain
-. i. The st. Louis
DAILY GLOBE.-DEMOCRhT
Every. Day Except Sunday
Six Days in. Every Week
Two Dollars Per Year

kxsrs sr@ca campaign rata yearly xuAscsip&Saaa
"n linst 10 efd<rs sssesvsd nv dlroh Il 1ota: eae0
10 snoscr.s%ss receive sasir zaE ~ Rur Ersa -
vsrr Star kasse ami pess ecas whers there = -
ss~sssa'er handling Gse DAILY GLoH--nEMnC1AY.
aoe otsa ~ ssssoEtbsss who IL towns ssyssA -
DAILY GsnBE-DENOCRaT as~s. .Asaaava - -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-01-19

For the Iast fse or six weeks.
The country@frors one eud 10 tb.
other has beso experiencing an
epidemic of wast ls generally
known as grippe.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

SUCCESSORS are appointed and qualified. Every
alternate year, the Governor shall appoint
one person. az the successor of the Commis-
sioner whose term shall sxpire. to serve
for the term OF six years from the date Of
the appointment and until successor Is
appointed and qualified; vacancies are to
be filled for the unexpired term only. The
Commissioners may each receive such reason
abs salaries may be fixed by law. in
addition to expenses while in the discharge
of their duties.
The following are the names and addresses
of the four persons designated to fopresent
the signers of this petition in all matters
affecting II: Henry Van Kleeck, 1863
Logan Street. Denver. Colorado: William E.
Hutton, 909 Oneida Street. Denver. Colorado:
Hugh Mclean. 1859 Pontiac Street, Denver.
Colorado James II. Pershing 1130 Race
Street, Denver. Colorado.
The baliottftIe of the Initiative amend
ment is follows:
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03
2
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATS
OF COLORADO. INITIATED Rv
PETITION UNDER TIE hNiTtA-
TIVE AND REFERENDUM.

Notice y, hereby given that at the Cen
orai Election to be held on thc Seventh day
of November. a. ID. 1910 there WIN be sub
n.ittod to the qualified electors or the state
Of Colorado. for their approval or rejection.
the following proposed amendment tn the
eonstft alton. OF the State or Colorado. inftIat-
ed by Petition under the Initiative and
Referendum. which initiated petition con-
tnincT the stgnatureA OF more than thc re-
quIred numnor tto-wit 3 percentD Of tho
legal voters Of the STATE OF colorado. duly
verified. In accordance with the Law. and
filed In the officc OF the Secretary OF Stntc
on the FIRST day OF July. A. D. 1915. at
The authority for submitting Nnefi proposed
amendment to the Constitution is found In
Section Of Article OF the Constitution OF
the State of Colorado. providing for the
Initiative and Referendum.
A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO DE
KNOWN As SECTION IA. ARTICLE XII,
or THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO
DC n Enacted by the People OF the state nj
CUforddo
Section t3. Appointments and promotions
In the civil Service of the State and of all
the Civii Divisions thereof. including Cities
OF the first and second class. shall he mndc
according to merit and fitness to he naccr-
tanned. 80 far ms practicable by examna-
tions. which. no far ms practicable. shall bo
competitive. When necessary for tho good
OF the service. appointments TO positions
requiring technical, professional or scientific
knowledge or training. need not be limited
to qualified electors Laws shall be enacted
making continuing appropriation OF an
adequate sum to mako this section effective
and continuously operative; and, In the nb-
sencc OF adequate laws providing therefor,
the expense OF tho commission and salaries
OF its employees shall be paid out OF the
general funds OF the state. M the expenses
and salaries Of executive officers and en-
poyees arc paid.
The enforcement of this section and of
all laws and rules relating to Civil Ser
Vice shall be vested In three competent pcr-
sons not more than two OF whom shall be
adherents of the same political party. ms
Civil Service Commissioners. appointed by
the Governor. to serve for six years, four
years and two yenrr. respectively, from tho
date Of their appotntment. and untii their
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03
4
PROPOSED Law OF TIE STATE
OF COLORADO. INITIATED BY
PETITION UNoEH The iNiriA-
TIVE AND REFEHeNouM.

rs,tin. N nersey Eivesn that at the .osnorai
Ei.rtion TO he sed on the seventh day OF
No~cmbrT. A. n. 1916. thcr~ viii In sub
mittnd to the qualified electors OF tho State
of Colorado. fsr their approval rejection.
tii'- foiiv~tnz pe~possd' law Of the state OF
Colorado. MINATED 10y Petition under tho
intihtioR nn< Referendum. which Initiated
petition contained the signatures Of morn
tnan tse Required nuubcra tto-wit; per
ruiorado. dusy verified. In sccordanc. with
the Law. and flied in the offio~ of tho
seorcssry Of state the rlfth day OF July.
A. ID. 1915 at 4 100 o'clock. y. ~
The authority for submitting sneh pro-
posed Law IL found In section l. of Article
OF the Constitution OF the Sta.c OF Colo
RADIO. providing for the Initiative and Refer
en,ium.
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE CARE OF
THE INSANE, AND. REPEALING ALI.
ACTS AND PARTS or ACTS IN con-
Ff.icr HEREWITH
Ne ~ Endotcd by The People Of The State
Of Colorado.
Section /. That ssi persons who have
been or may hercaftnr be adJudTad to bo
insane hwreby made war,iH OF tho state
Of Colorado and is Is hsrcby made tho
duty Of the Colorado Bonnd of CbrrcctIona
10 admit into the Colorado Insane Asylum,
or to provsdA. and care TOR elsewhere. all
insane persons who may be committed to-
the Colorado lnrair~ AHyI,fm.
Section 2. That the stntusos OF thIa
state shan not bo construed to limd tha
number of insane persons TO bo kept
IN any building at the Insane Asylum and
the Colorado Board of Corrections shall have
no power to snke enforcr any ruio or
by-law which will limit tho number of In
san. perHons to be cared for by the state. or
that will deny TO any insane person the
euro Furnished other insaBs persons by tho
stotn. or that will In any way sbridxe the
purposes OF this net.
Section 3. All acts and parts OF acts In
conflict hercwith are hereby repealed.
We. the petitioners, hereby d.aignnt. and
appoint the following named persona. whose
IA afl tH..lt.
names. TO represent the rignors hereof In all
mattcra affecting this petition. Edward T..
Dcan- 1s0 Marion ST.. Dcnvcr. Colo.
Gurncy G. Wallace. 935 So Downing ST.
Denver. Colo: George NJ. Griffin, brighton,
Cole
Tho ballot title under which the foregoing
proposed law ana Initiated Act shall appear
on tho official ballot at said election shall
be follows:
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO, INITIATED BY
PETITION UNDER THE iNITTA-
TIVE AND REFERENDUM.

Notice In hereby given that at the General
Election to be heid the Seventh day of
rnitted to the qualified electors of the State
OF Colorado. for thcfr approval or rejection.
the following proposed amendment to the
constitntSon OF tin sratc Of Colorado. ini-
tiatcd by Petition under the inltiativc and
Refereudum which Initiated petition con-
taif1rf fhs signatures Of more than the re-
auirs.d number Ito ait: per crntl of the
legal voters of the STATE OF Colorado. duly
verified. in accordaarc with the Law and
filed in the office or the Secretary of Stat.
on tn, Third day OF July. a. u. 1916. ut
100 O'clock r. ~
The authority for submitting sucn propose
"a amendment TO the Constitution is found
IN Section OF Article Y OF The Constitution
of the State Of Cofosrdo providing for the
fsitiatiyp AMI Refercndan-
sS AMENDMENT TO T-HE CONSTITUTIONS
OF TnE STATE or coI-0RApo TO ne
KNOWN As sECrfoE 3 or ARTICLE
XXI TNr0NicATfsG LIQUORS"
81 n Eaaeied ~ me Ftop6~ Of me state
sf Coiosufr-
rhat tuu Co-rs alton % rn- state % Colo
RADIO be- a1d Tire same iF nrn'hT amended by
aufinr thfrctn % section ~ an article % De
known la Section % " lruif fcfurc uut Sale
Of nrer Isnld srcuon 70 ls lti1d 20 Article
XXn -lHusricHtiag Liquor TO read as fol-
lows.
section 9. Besr-is HEREBY Declared 10 be-
"a nuu-intoNientinI- liquor gii1iu the meaning
OF this Artlcic of tho Constitution. and The
manufacture and sale OF beer b. hereby made
inwfsf provided. however that All beer
shan b. pOn IN unbroken packages and
delivered directly To the consumer at hia
residence. Tho state Treasurer shall charge
and cuiIect u tsrK sr ten ttCH ornfs per bar
rel for each and every barrvf OF bc,r manu-
nirttf..csf
This sectiU1 snail be self ~rceutinE
The rignrr-r. hergof dcssgunte and ADpolat
the following pcrsous to Teprcseuf them In
uii matters affecting the sane Edward "
Anderson. 214s fremont Pihe-. Denver.
Cbioi william J<nEhacnr 25ir Froat View
Crrscrnt Denver. Colo. Marsin yietsru.i $50 D.
Inca Street. D-aTpr. Colo: y Knn;fel. gof2
Boulevard y. Denver Colo. William Koch.
2Z23 w. 2TtA ksr- Dcnve-- soio-
The ballot i1tss of this mnassrw ls as.
ftfi.uwr.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

From the Crawford Chronicle we
learn that the scarcity Of chickens
In that section has forced the minis.
ter to go fishing.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

In witncss Whereof. 1 have bcreunto a.,
my hand and affixed tho Grcat Seal OF the
Stntc OF Colorado. at the City of Denver
this Eighteenth day Of August. A. ID. 1OI8'
JOHN E. RAINIER,
'oe"i') Secretary OF State.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

HOUSE BILL NO. 17s, LAWS OF
1915.
Referred to the People of the State
of Colorado by Petition of Refer
endum
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

FOR AN ACT PROVIDING
HUMANE CARE AND
TREATMENT FOR ALL
THE INSANE.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

In, wffSnsss wh,s-of have hrrrunto set
my hand and affixed the Grrnt Steal OF siio
Stats on OoiorrSoe at the city % Denver.
this EiR3tceoth Day OF August, a. u. 1915.
JOHN n. RAINIER.
fsSsI Secrstury <f StnN.
The Delta independent., 1916-11-03

Hours Bfi No. IT'S. am lYESi
, Act Rri rin<rrx to- the p,sns-. l--f-l
} tice of H~dicin. In the MOI
1 Sta -. og Colorado II