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New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Pershings Stands Firm in Face of Threat FI
 Trevino and Is Prepared for Eventual Intense Excitement on Border-ClaSl Mazatlan -Yucatan Orders Americans H1

Washington, June 19.-Not since the Spanish has the nation seen such military activity as today.
 More than 100000 national guardsmen in 45 s1 were under orders to mobilize for Mexican service constitute virtually the entire strength of the U1 States. President Wilson through Secretary Baker sued the orders yesterday when it became apparent the threatening conditions in northern Mexico were improving
 Only drilling and recruiting will be in order an militia organizations for the present. All must be m tered into federal service Later they will be sent tq border for patrol duty releasing about 3OOOO regular service in Mexico if war actually develops.
 Additional warships also were getting ready todd hurry south and stand by Mexican ports to protect cans Secretary Daniels after the militia order was isl last night ordered destroyers and nine other vessels to join the American warships already in M waters
 No Offense Anticipated.
 No offensive attack on Mexico is contempt President Wilson only wants stronger forces to dd the border against bandit raids and to be prepared s Carranza troops carry out threats to strike at Ame forces engaged in chasing bandits south of the bordd
 With about 100000 mtiam under mobilizI and about 5oOOo troops already at the border the U States reply to Carranzas last note demanding wthd al of American troops is ready go forward It anno a refusal to withdraw until Mexico curbs its own dts and if is emphatiC
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
In Rhode Island

Providence, R. l., June 19.-Orders for the mobilization of the Rhode Island militia were issued today by Abbott. They directed that three troops of cavalry, battery of field ar tillery and the ambulance corps, as- semble at Quonset Point, which is expected to be fully organized by to- morrow
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
PREPAREDNESS IN D. c.

Washington. June 19-A recruiting office of the District of Columbia na- tional guard opened here immediate ly after the preparedness parade last week, was crowded this morning with applicants for enlistment. Scores of young men were at the door before the office opened and by 9 o'clock nearly hundred were in line wait ing to offer their services
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Vt. Soldiers On the Job.

Montpelier Vt, June 19.-Work of assembling the members of the Ver- mont National Guard was begun early today A large part of the men were ready at the company armories at 6 a. m. It is expected that they will pro- ceed to Fort Allen tomorrow,
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Americans Reported Ordered Out

Galveston, Tex, June 19.-The Mexican government in Yucatan has issued a proclamation ordering all Americans out of Mexico and declar- ing a state of war existing between the two countries, according to pass engers arriving here today on Nor wegian steamer Nils from Progreso.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Intense Excitement on Do

1AbSHSC EAGibCIIkCAI Otl OO1
 Fl Paso, Tex, June 19.-D ments in the Mexican situation last thirty-six hours caused ment today paralleling that ing the crossing of the frontier American expeditionary comm Columbus, N. M, more than months ago.
 American military authoriti mitted that every preparatio been made for eventualities, | serted that no trouble is anticiI this immediate locality.
 Gen. George Bell. Jr., comm the El Paso military district, confident today that with the| troops on station here he is pI to cope with any emergency. consideration, however, was X rumor that a body of Carrar1 diers, estimated at 5000, is enI about twenty miles south of prepared, if necessary, to ra the garrison of 4,000 and thaE troops left Villa Ahumada, three miles south, yesterday, E Valle. southeast of Dublan, Gen. Pershing's field bases. port, however, could not be co5 and was not generally believea
 Trevino Arming MaIesl
 Reports also were current Gen. Jacinto Trevino, Carran5| mander of the army of the N arming all male citizens above of eighteen, following his rel campaign for which orders vl gently issued by the Mexican II of war.
 News that the fourth exd had been withdrawn from Mexl CT brief campaign and Sd Bakers statement that the neH or national guardsmen is for duty only as needed and not creasing Pershing's command quieting effect in Juarez. Whis numbers of persons gathered the Plaza in the Mexican to9
 (Continued On Eleventh Pa
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
PerShino ITnmOyed By Threat.

Columbus, N. M., June >19.-Not- withstanding the threat of General Trevino. the Mexican commander, to attack him if he moves in any direc- tion except toward the border, Gen. Pershing, commander of the Ameri- can expeditionary forces in Mexico
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
GUARD OF COUNTRY
 FALLING INTO LINE; MEXICAN
 CRISIS BECOMES MORE ACUT
Over 100000 men Hurry Amons Be Prepared Relieve Regulars II
 Ine-U S. Troops Will Offensive

pected that there will be opportunities for volunteers from other regiments.
 Engineers have been carrying on the work Of preparing the camp grounds here for year past, in anticipation of mobilization for Mexican duty.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19

is said to be laying plans foI dashes north and south at tn sign of hostility His plans, il lieved by observers, are to ga session of the Mexico North railroad which virtually comma territory adjacent to his line ( munication.
 Gen. Pershing's men slept q arms last night.
 The American commander ia ceipt of irformation regarding facto Mexican government trooI ments. Natives, treated kindly| Americans have voluntarily s| valuable information.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
WEATHER.

Hartford. June 19.-Tor hartford and vicinity: Inset tied weather with showers and lower temperature tonight. Tuesday fair and contjnuc,, cool.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19

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Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
local Option)
ACT No.2
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE Pc
TTTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Act, proposed by initiative pc,
tition was fled In my Office as required
by law, and that the same VIII Do
submitted to the qualiaed electors Of
the State OF Arkansas at the next gen
eral election, to be held on TUESDAY
November 7, 1916, for adoption or re-
lection.
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04

It occurs in this act, may apply e,th..
to an individual. firm, association =.
corporation:
Sec. 10. The word liquor wher.
it occurs in this act, except in Sao,,'sr
IL of this act, is intended to iSon inclnsn
and embrace alcoholic, vinous .rJtue
malt, spiritous or fermented liouors
any compound or preparation thnsot ot
commonly called tonics, bitterse efeof
medicated liquors. OF
Sec. 20. That Act No. Fifty-niro
the Acts of the General AssembI' oi
the State of Arkansas of 19i3 ot
proved February II, 1913, and At Sp'
Thirty of the Acts of 1918 of said csUo' NO.
eral Assembly, approved Februarve ven,
1915, are hereby repealed. Thai y; !;
other laws and parts Of laws in "a. gu
flict with the provisions of this act 'oa.
hereby repealed. and all laws are are
parts of laws regulating or relat;ra aaa
the manufacture or sale of intoviss...o %
ing liquor in this State, and not
conflict with some provision of ~ III, n
act. are cumulative to this act ss as
this act shall take effect and be in snm snu
force from and after Ns passAa iuii
The above proposed Act was A.,
in the Office of the Secretary ot s..so sNaso
on July 6, 1916. 0'a'e
Each ehector may vote for or ap.,,..
the above proposed Act. N'Ha
witness my official signaturs .,,.
25th day of July. 1916. 'n's
[Seal] EARLE w. HoDcEs
secretary Of Sta,s
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
Be it enacted by the people of the STATE

OF ARKANSAS
That Section 3. Article XIV, OF ths
Constitution of the State Of Arkansas
be amended so as to read as follows
Section 3. The General Assembly
shall provide by general laws for tbs
support of common schools by taxes
which shall never exceed In any one year
three mills on the dollar on the taxa
BILE property of the State, and by an
annual per capita tax Of one dollar, 10
be assessed on every male inhabitant Of
this State over the age of twenty.oM
years. Provided, the General Assembly
may by general law authorize school d.
tricts to levy by vote Of the qualihM
electors of such district tax not to e.
ceed twelve mills on the dollar In nanyo,
year for school purposes. Provided
further, that no such tax shall bs sp.
propriated for any other purpose nor 10
any other district than that for which
II was levied"
The above proposed Amendment wai
fled IN the ONCE of the Secretary 81
State on January 14th 1915.
Each elector may vote For u
Against the above proposed Amendm.nt
Witness my official signature this
25th day Of July. 1915.
EARLE W. HODGES,
(Seal) Secretary OF s,ah
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
FOR AMENDMENT NO, Ia.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. Ia
Proposed Amendment NO. 10

"An Amendment to the Constitution nj,
the State of Arkansas amending ssC.
ton 8, Article XIV, so that the Can.
eral Assembly rlay by general law su.
thorize school districts to levy BY a
district a tax not to exceed twelve
mills on the dollar in any one wear 70,
school purposes"
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
Be II enacted by the people OF the s"'
OF ArkansaS.

That Section ! Of Article 5 ,,, 70 ~
Constitution OF the state OF Arksnts,' y
and Amendment No. 10 thereto +"
amended so as TO read as follows; A
Section !. Legislative authoTlW ~
this state shall be vested IN L,s%I,
tive Assembly which shall consln cons,,". 10
Senate and q House OF Repfeseh,,ua...sM, X,
but the people reserve 70 themsei,..su, n
power TO propose legislative m.s,t, m.s,s h,
laws, resolutions and amendmenu,, s,,,d
the Constitution, and 70 enact o, nM
the same at the polls Independent ,,T, y,
the power, at their own option,
prove or reject at the polls any
Item, section, or any part o. ahy l,p
ton or measure passed by the b's'
tive Assembly. n. mD
The FIRST power reserved by ,ns "a
pie is the Initiative. and ne nu,'vv nv NJ
legal voters required TO init,aaWnSM MI
tion shall be ten thousand SiymVyb", ~, MN
no more, But no petition shal' sS,,,,tr
invalid ~ Il should contain ,ls
number than required and eyer IN, Il
petition shall include the fuii NO. n ~
the measure 40 proposed iss.a,siir
titions shall be fled witt tue ss,b, N
OF state not less than four nv ,,v'an Az v
fore the election at when 'he'
be voted upon, .., NO tht w
The second power reserved ~. ~ WnumM
plo is the Referendum ana u's and NIL
Of legal voters required 70 b,s" shaIl
valid q referendum petition ,,,ofs s NJ
seven thousand (7,000) and no MYTH N
no petltion shalt be held lnva,n,s, I'M
should contain greater nuunu"dum N
required, The Ming OF ps,ctItfi
lion against one or more items W d,u I
ar narts OF any measure shall ng~,,sIa
tbe pemainder from becoming Jam ehe M
but il is not 10 be understood. ,,y,TYft 4
that All OF an act may rot pe atANfl
Referendum petitions asalns' hsNms
pasaed by the Legislative .y Al elil, [
shall he nled with the seero''hsw i'y
not later than ninety w, sesllon
the final adjournment 9l w whlth tW
the Legislative Assembly, y, ghsh IN
measures were passed, Ptsmpofl
iournment shall be taken einsly
for a longer period tlahh aaIiitIons wv
DAYS. IN which case sucU psJv iaOl oI
ns nieu no not n,en,srv la,rr rS" adiourng1nn,. ~
a,.es a,se r,,rss sesh refsprpSd ,spt to vote 81 ,G
bic by referendum shall rerr'" .au
III II il snail be necessary iorN NMIh
sarvatiep OF the public peace 'N.sSnt Y
sSfetv tbat A measure shall pXtAti
fsetiVe without delay sw,,on' A1
shall he stated IN one ,Sftatblla
upsn n Yea and nay you sMl
ot ali the members eleGte3ay6f mos
un6n separate roll cal IN opsfsuus
measure going into, ihh taaaas tNtn'I
such measure snail ny opsettts'l,
without delay II shall sU6ssiiiult M
smergensy. Provided, h9wsSssrsi uh
omergoney hhall not be oes1ISglIlsge cI.r
rranehlso or special ,pEE', pE',Vnoyve ar elnNWr
erentlns any vested flsh. Inc hNWsr
alternating any pfopeftS y, any XIV
referendum is flled assiaalsssufs tm1,lI
eeheey measufe slef mmsas BY,
4 lavi until u To voted ulpsgSlpa M.h
pie, ana If u Z then reestins W'sVf
1ority OF the electors wa rM i
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
Amendment No. l3)
PROPOSED ny INITIATIVE
PETITION.

Notice IL hereby slvsn that the follow
ing proposed Amendment 10 the Consll
tuition OF the State OF Arkansas. Pr
posed by Initiative petition was flled Y
my oflce as required by law and tni'
the same will be submitted 10 the oual
fled electors Of the State OF Arkanm,
at the next general election 70 be n.y.
on Tuesday November 7th, 1915 !"
adoption or rejection.
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
FOR AMENDMENT no. 10.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. H.
Proposed Amonamen. No. -.

Amending Section l OF Article D o. n'
Constitution OF the State OF Afmn'
sas, and Amendment No. 10 theleS,
defining and enlarging the powers y
the Initiative and Referendum ~'
for other purposes.
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
Be II Enacted by the People OF the
State OF Arkansasi

Section 1, That hereafter the sale
OF alcoholic, vinous, malt spiritous or
iermented liquors. or OF any compound
or preparation thereof, commonly CALI
ed tonics, bitters or medicated liquors.
IA hereby made lawful In the State OF
Arkansas, subject TO the restrictions
and regulations hereinafter mentioned
Sec O. whenever a petition Ia Sign
ed by not less than ten per cent OF the
duali1ed electors OF any county In this
State, calling for an election In such
county for the purpose OF determining
whether II Ia the desire OF the people
OF said county that license shall be Is
sued for the sale OF alcoholic, vinous,
malt, spirltous or fermented liquors, or
any compound or preparation thereof,
commonly called tonles, bitters or med
ieated liduors, and when such petition
4. hled with the County Clerk OF the
county, the County Judge OF said ooun.
" shall, within ten days, make and
cause 10 be published an order calling
tIon NJ For Lieenee" and Against ii.
eense" shall be submitted to the dual.
,aed electors OF said county for their
approval or rejection, provided that
Sald petition shall be accompanied by
Nend 10 he approved by the County
Govt In the sum of one thousand
tior and the cost shall ne nsed by the
amounts now allowed by law for sin=
liar service In holding general elee.
ticN IN this state for the election OF
s,"'N of'lcers,
$40. Z. The election 80 called shall
be- held not less than th,r,y tso) dnys
ne~ more than sixty t60) days after
the date OF the order calling same and
sss'l be held under the direction Of the
csunty Board Of Election Commission
ers for the said county, In the man.
ner provided by law FOR the holding ~
go sral elections In the Sta 10 for ths
election of state of',eers,. insofar ns
ihA same may be applicable, The
County Beard OF Election commietlon.
hps shall, within Ave tb) daYs after the
election, certify the result Of said elee.
tion 10 the County clerk, who shall
without delav, enuHe the tame 60 be
recorded In his once ana pub'ihhed,
sac A. N a majority voting In sald
s,catlon have voted For License" tho
rounty Judse Of Aaid county shall then
II Ne a license for the eale Of any
a,soholle,. ylneus, malt. spiriteus ov
fsrmentsd liquors, or OF any compound
ar preparation thereof commonly call.
"a sonies bitters or niedleated lleuors
wiibin the l'mitt of said county, and
..Il.zt ~ tba raatristians and raauI,
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
amendment No. l2)
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that ths n,
lowing proposed Amendment to the cor iv,'
stltu5i0n or the State Of Arkansas pro.
my office as required by law and tha, ~
the same will be submitted to the orais Ia'
fed electors of the State of Arkan.a. Auur.,
at the next general election 10 bs b,Is
on Tuesday, November 7th, 1916 ~, ~,
adoption Or reiectinp I iV
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
FOR ACT NO. 2.
AGAINST ACT NO. 2.

"An Act to provide for local option and
TO correct the evils arising from the
iiouor traf,o; to authorize the peo-
pie OF any county in the State OF Ar
kansas to determine whether liquor
shall be sold In said county, TO pro:
vide for the calling and holding OF
elections for same, to regulate tho
issuance OF license for the sale and
manufacture OF liquors, 70 increase
the public revenues OF the state. to
prescribe penalties, 70 repeal all laws
and parts OF laws IN conflict with
this Act, and for further purposes"
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
Primary Elections
ACT No. l
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETI-
TION,

/. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
wing Act proposed by initiative
tition was filed in my Office as re,
uired by law, and that the same Will
e submitted to the qualified electors
{ the state of Arkansas at the next
eneral election, to be held on Tues
ay, November Z, 1916, tor adoption or
election
Sharp County record., 1916-08-04
FOR ACT NO. /.
AGAINST ACT NO. 1.

IAN Act to Regulate Primary Elec-
ions and for other purposes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
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GrIirfe..

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meb Taitor og Mtrs. Snnion. Ser
bar Gale al Or. &apn, iom operrnfte
Treitefolfene en- Nengeium paa ST.
% tolfeoe WenigbebenS Naaifiennel.
ie for oct nbferte Mrbeibe / beres
Wtiote. = Senoag Sen 9oe bar ser
Confirmation / airfcn. Sm Otter
miooagen bar Ser Tabpergong % If-
IfebsprGoifen. Ger bar flere SoIo-
iange peo Wrs. Sanion og TO 0llet-
ter peo Eaitor og MrS. Sanion. Sm
Iftenen bar Der IfifeOspr9Oifen /
SltCQl1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
st onrt Yao.

SorO Mtilner, iom ofte er blepet
n9pnt / Sorbinoelie n1eo engelife
Gprnepligtsipsrgsmaol, fort9Ier
f%eIgenoe Siitorie, Iom elngaug bend.
tie bam / johannesburg.
ga 2orOen bapbe EN- lang og be.
ip9rli9 &eiie bag Jig, beitilte ban iig
ct Sao / Sote1et. Get toe nogen
Sib, for Sjeneren melote, at 9abet
bar fprbigt, % itrar efter set |fpriri-
ifenoe Sao fit 2oroen geIee at en-
Population, iom fom for at flage
oper, at Ger MI bar Zig Sanbman-
gel / 9pen, at man MI baboe maottct
forbpbe S~nbbpgeerne / @pen at boz
ife fig - noset, iom / ben itegenbe
Seoe maatte fples iom ct ifrGffeligt
Gam.
Man ipurete Milner, ON ban fun,
be finbe noeen ltopei. - "Men, mine
Serer," iparebe oenne forbariet, :
leg bapoe ingen Inelie ON Sono.
mangelen / johannesburg og bar
netop taget mig ct forfriifenoe gob."
Serrerne laa poo bperanore. en-
belig iagoe Srofereren: "Mtplorb,
bpiS Sc bill giere Gem Image at I'M
beripge Sogen, bill Ge %erfare, at set
life bar Sonb, Sc bobcoe l."
Get bar engelif Soonpano til 2
SbiningS - ca. 80 Gents - pr.
Sluife, man bnpoe fplbt @aoefaret
meo.