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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
ITEMS PICKED UP

A new German electrical heating
unit is made of the fine resistance
wires woven across pure asbestos
threads.
Bessie Arnell, a Chicago nurse, re-
Gently received a $50000O bequest in
the will of an aged woman she once
nursed.
The new Catholic church of Brown
Vile Junction, Me-, cost $4,000 and was
built by a parish consisting Of only
thirty families.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
Hln EsthetIe Appetite.

"For one so young, my baby, ROwdy,
has Il terrible taste for music" boasts
ed Mr.. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge.
"1uther night at the dance, while the
beauty Of our community was eating
the lap supper and the whisky for the
chivalry was on tap out in the smoke
house, Rowdy crawled up and gnawed
a hole in the orchestra leaders fiddle,
which was laying on chair. BY
chuck l--lf he keeps on hathaway
wen make a professor Of that boy p
Kansas City Star.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08

petty officer on liner plying between
German ports and the United States.
The girl, whose mother had died, was
on the way to Steelton to live with her
uncle, Otto Dehner, a brewer.
The boy and girl lovers became en-
gagged, but the stern old German uncle
refused to countenance the match, and
when his niece insisted that she would
wed Voslruhl, he sent her to other rela-
tives In Germany and refused to give
the young officer her address.
Believing Miss Albertine's love AFFAIR
was dead the uncle sent for her again,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
Costly Remark.

what do you think, Miss Chenille,
a friend of mine get a three-karat dla-
mond ring for only twenty dollarsl"
"Why don't you look out for bar-
gain like that, Mr.. SlowguyT"
And presently It dawned upon him
that the remark was going to cost him
money
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
LOVERS REUNITED BY WAR
officer Of an lnterned German Ship
Finds Girl He Met Years
Ago.

Harrisburg, Pa.-Tobia Voskuhl, an
officer Of an interned German vessel
living at New Orleans, has married
Miss Albertlne Dehner, Steelton girl,
for whom he had been searching IA
years.
Voskuhl met the girl Of his dreams
when she was sixteen, and he was
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
When Summer Scored.

Once when Charles Sumner was in
London he gave a ready reply. At
a dinner given in his honor he spoke
Of 'the ashes" Of some dead hero.
"Ashes What American English" |"
rudely broke in an Englishman; dust,
you mean Mr.. Summer. We don't burn
our dead in this country" "Yet," in
stantly replied Mr.. Sumner, with a
courteous smile, your poet Gray tells
us that Even in our ashes live their
wonted fires The American was
80 criticized again that evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
gnalIest nrltIsh posseasloc.

Gibraltar, which consists of less than
two square miles, Is the smallest Brit
ish possession. Canada, covering
3,746,000 square miles. Is the largest.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08
Insure Against Melancholy.

Employment and harcAhips prevent
melancholy OhnEOn.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08

While Europe was at war our own
continent one Of our own neighbors
was shaken by revolution. In that
matter, too, principle was plain and it
was imperative that we should live up
to it if we were to deserve the trust of
any real partisan of the right as free
men see it. We have prOfessed to be-
leve, and we do believe, that the peo-
pie Of small and weak states have the
right to expect to be dealt with exact
ly as the people Of big and powerful
states would be. We have acted upon
that principle in dealing with the peo-
pie of Mexico.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-09-08

and she has been living with him for
ten years. Recently she saw her low
ers name and wrote to him. THE we'd
ding followed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

charge the public increased freight
rates. In taking control of your
roads, which are capitalized at from
two to five times their actual value,
1 shall only be returning to the ctti-
zens of America that which they
have created and which rightfully be-
longs to them.
''The United States is the only
large civilized country, excepting
Spain, that does not yet own its own
railroads. Sooner OF later you are
going to come under government
ownership and control, and it might
as well be now. trust, for your sake,
you will not make any such action
on my part necessary. Thomas Le-
Wish.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09

of "Bess H" could meet him face to
face.
Those kind Of so-caIled men keep
out of the way of real men. They
hide behind the door. wish he
would take a rest,
Otherwise The Day Book is all
right. It is easy to read on the
crowded cars, as our elbows don't
jab some one else in the face or eye.
We boys like the articles written
by Jane Whitaker. She is all o. K.
Wish there were more writer's like
her Also your sporting page and ed
itorials are fine.
We are just a bunch of working
men and l can't express myself in
the highbrow way some do, but I
guess you can read this.-W. n. Kutz.
CONTROL. - It is for control of
the markets Of the world that the
present conflict in Europe is raging.
It was desire for control of the. law
making bodies of the colonies that
brought on the war of the revolution.
|, From the inception Of the United
States the men who had their CAPT
tai invested in human flesh made the
laws in the interest of their class.
Most all the wealth produced by
southern slaves was cotton. The
market for this cotton was in Eu-
rope and to exchange this wealth for
the essentials necessary for their
plantations they wanted free trade.
In the north capitalists realized that
the wage slave was cheaper than the
chattel slave, for if he had no work
for him he laid him of. He desired
a high import tax which would en-
able him to exploit the American
consumers.
The struggle between the northern
oO11thoVv, e1n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-09
DEFENDS WOMAN

DEFENDS WOMAN want to
thank M. Rasmussen for the reply he
gave to McGarry. He apparently has
some women relations of his own.
belong to a family of union work.
ers and l think it's time that the in
suits to our mothers sex stop. There
is no other paper in Chicago that
would cater to such articles as are
printed in The Public Forum under
the names of Chas. Jordon and that
"knocker," one Allen Steven.
He was allowed to insult my sister,
''Bess H, when he. asked her to call
on him at his home, but her reply,
giving her reasons for not accepting
his invitation, was, 1 suppose,
thrown in the waste basket.
"Bess H" does not read The Day
Book since his last insult, for her
four brothers Gall working mem
read theirs on the cars and give them
away before we get to our home.
My own late father was in the
newspaper business for nearly so
years, but he would not print some
of the stuff that we sons read in The
Public Forum.
1 think Steven is some nut" He
ought to go to work in one of the
boiler shops. He said he likes the
noise they make. He even makes
fun Of the mental detectives and the
sick. Not wishing him any bad luck,
but l wish one of US four brothers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12
Hungry Hogan Dead
Known for Years
To Chicago Tourists

CHICAGO. July l2-Hcnfy Hogan.
iamliarly known a, Hungry Hogan,
the up and down hickman who m
the campaign " 1912 va, named hy
some oi h., friend, as a Joke olnd'
date iu the nomination tot congress.
At large from Illinois and who came
neat being elected. IS dead At his home
here TODAY
Hogan was known tn traveller, from
an part, OF the Tinted State, who have
.yi,i' ( Chicago m the last two grnct
aiiuu, II was this fact which prob.
ably caused him IN he named for con.
gtrs, =, a "ioke'-a Joke which ll,cf
presented a b.. mcrang phase when 4
second count VA, ncCcl,ay io de
,cfminc tina, he had 'nis,cd election by
uuly a lev yntr,
he was a, much a part Of the husi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12
RANKS OF ARKANSAS
GUARD ARE DEPLETED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July l2-ns
three companies OF the Arkansas Ms
uonal guard tina, have undergone IN
scrutiny OF the federal inspecting Off
Ger have been reduced below peses
strength a. a result OF the rejection Of
many men Tor failure To meet the phys.
zeal tests. Officers Of the guard saS
that II the same proportion Of reject
men,s cont ueS only two OF the twss-
~ four companies will be at pesSD
strength They Say tina, the vaceiad-
iions Tor small poS and typhoid fsvW
made many OF the men i'll and die,
combined with drilling IN the hot ~
has so reduced the weight OF the M
that MANY now iall below the fedesol
requirements although they met with \
when they enlisted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

Warrington and Miss Carr. Miss tunicc
Stuart and McssfS. " +. Bockelhrink
4 l. Pavey and John Fitzpatrick
They will return Sunday evening
Mrs. W n Webster returned last
evening from Fort sill where she W.
tied her son. Mr.. Donald Webster oi
the engineering corps. company \
Mr. Temple Houston who spen,
last week with Mrs Claude Weaver,
returned SUNDAY 10 her home in Wood.
ward, Okla
Miss Helen McClclland and Nj
Neyin McClclland Who spent q month
In ksO,as City with friends. arc nov
~ Great Mountain Falls. Col. where
they will spend the remainder ct the
summct
Miss Fife McFadicn ~ Tunkava.
IS tie guest, for a few DAYS " Nj,
Frank Weaver while en- route from a
visit in southern rcNa'
Miss Jewell paichcli " Paul, Valley.
Okla. will arrive FRIDAY iot a yisi,
with Mise Amelia Weaver Several
informal entertainments arc hcinr
planned for Mise pitehell
NJ Claude Weave will leave Ffi.
day for a business trip 10 Washington
Mrs W G Livingston ~ Newton.
Kan, arrived MONDAY ~ sncud the
week with Mr., : " Van Meter
Mrs " n Ne,psf returned Saiuf.
day from Minneapolis. MINI. where
nc was called nv the illness and death
IT her sister
Mr., + = Dayi, and ,on Rch,f,
left this morning fut Dal'at TcSas
where they will v,,i, Mrs Davis SIC.
ter. Miss Kate Middleton
NJ and Mr. & \ Bfadhnrn re-.
turned home This morning from a visit
in Toledo. Ohio
ssF
Mrs. Della Parker and si,tsr. NJ,
X Bacon ot kinvhsh,t. who ha,, beer
the guests ~ Mrs e. T rfou,v vii
leave this evening icf Long Beach
Cal. where they will ,rend the remain.
def OF the summer With relatives
Dr. n W rhtu,,et. chifortat,ot
Consultation Tree. " i2N Mitl
I North nfnadwav-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

M MRS GEORGE / DENT en-.
II\NV1 ]tcrtdincd Tuesday afternoon
UNJl at auction IN honor Of her
aunt and sistcr.in.law, Mr.,
n q. Craycns and Mrs {. Dent OF
Wichita Falls. Mrs Hamilton g. Stew
art was presented with a flower bas-
kst for hiQh score. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the clo.r Of the
afternoon and the guests Of the occa
sion were Mines A A. Davis. NJ T.
Cunningham. II G. Stewart, W Rob
inson, sam Murray A. Collins Of Far
fax, Okla, IT. G, bennington, " b
Nichols. l.. Riley and J. II Thompson
Mrs. CrayenS and Mrs. { Dent De.
parted this morning IN their car Tor
Wichita Falls. accompanied bv Mrs
Georg, Dents son, Henry William,
who will spend the hummer with them
|. Mr. and Mrs. NJ l. Turner an'
daughter. Vivian accompanied by Mr.
and Mr., William A. Brooks and sor
will leave the first Of August Tor Al.
lanuo City Mr.. Brooks expect TO &.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12
General Railroad
Strike in Spain on;
Troops on Guard

MADRID. July II o. Wa Paris.
July l2)-The railroad strike begin,
at midnight Al trains vii he stopped
The principal railroad station, have
been occupied BY troop, and railroad
men liable to military service have
been notified iha, they must keen a,
work hu, only express and mail train,
will run
The National Union Of Spanish
Wotknemcn ha, discussed the adv,
ability VI calling a general strike ~
all trades A special meeting ui the
cabinet IN view VI the gravity ni the
situation has been summoned Tor
Wednesday
New Telephone Difcc,nfie, have
been delivered II you have not re.
e,iyed a copy call pBN. 30 ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12
OF MEASLES
AMONG TENNESSEE GUARD

NASHVILLE Tenn. luiy H. An
epidemic Of measles has broken uu, W.
the state mobilization camp and Tue,
lay nigh, une battalion ~ the Third
infantry is under quarantine Officer
feat tina, the epidemic NAV interfere
with their immediate departure tot the
border
Captain " y Hughes b., T. < \
tuesday va, elected colonel II the
Firs, infantry. notwithstanding a com
munieation irum Governor rive 10 the
electors stating iha, he would not Ccm
mission Captain Hughes IN N, event
Ut his sLc,icr No action has beer
taken a VI. governor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12
Tomorrow's EUents

Mrs. Claude Nowlin, bridge for
Mrs. Gus Elbow.
Allegro Amigos, Mrs James Z.
Sharpe.
Bridge, Mrs. George Spencer.
Bridge Luncheon, Mrs. W. Y.
Wright.
Beau-Not club, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson.
Royal Auction, Mrs Charles
Gdnter.
Recreation, Mrs. Harper Otth.
Thursday Tea, Mrs. John T.
Clayton.
F and N Crochet, Mrs. W A.
Wildman
Ian Dramatique, picnic at Belle
Isle.
Jefferson Park club, Mrs. A. H.
Sipes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

on 10 platt,brrg \ Y. where he will
spend several week. "a the civilian
military training clmp
NJ, Cb,,,.. y p.n, ,,,,,,.J Too,
10" ,rnm .ba,, y,, 80 ,virb;,,
K,,
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ri. ,
IN Vu,lngc,
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Wv N''',.'N VII wa, "N'' "r"I'
u'"'' '' WV I'' ''"'NlI ".''
w ~ ''I WI" ", wa
"''''' "''' '' INV "'''''' y" ""
m7 $500,
NV, ''u..'F n,' ''.'' '""'
W.T. ""' VIII ''' ''' !" d
'"'''"
Mrs Gus Apclt entertained the
Roselclf Crochet club Tuesday alter
noon in honor OF her h~ouSeguc'tS Mrs
Anna Apclt and Mrs g. /bindcn Of
Bloomfield. III In a ceremonial con
test Mrs. J NJ flnney carried off the
honors. and IN a guessing contest Mrs
ia'', Following the iIh,Y Work n.n''
we 'o''e'' was '~,'''',' Ny ~ MIN,
9'o' III S't''"s u '"'''''' N,p'u"'a'
E"eNt' ~ 'Ie ",''IH''. "I,' 'Ic'
N'uDp','','' ''''u y -,
Mn, "n' '''"' ~, '
W." ",' W~'''''''' .''f"'' WIN
Ne.s,s p,pI I,bo.., and viprer,
Nrlycy of Yukon .r,r, SprI,v Win
ir,cnd, IN ,b. r,,,
~ ~"'"R"''u' NWP'l'' "'' bN'',
u'ip'y SI',u's IVY ", m''u''.l
' Ma,''n' p.u' Wv 'n', p'yN'-
utn' Mt' " " REG "l'h, ''g',h'i
WIN 'l,'t hu'p''u, 'l'N Ea'N'Ien al
nc 'c'N nome 'n Noilh western ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

ness section Of Chicago as the Masonic
Temple or any Of the all.nigh, r~estaus-
ants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

Dr. n " rhtu,,,t. chifortac,of
Consultation Tree " I'm Mih
North Btosdway-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

Messrs Paul Johnson and Vincen'
Mulycy Of Yukon spent Sunday viii
friends IN the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

Mi and Mrs. { VI Flora and fam
ily have removed from their iottrrt
residence At 1910 North Sharicl IN sll
West Sixteenth street where they arc
al home to their friend,
$50
Miss lucic Carr ~ San Antonio.
Texas, will arrive Thursday iot a visit
with Miss Fannie Warrington Friday
Mrs r VI Warrington will chapctonr
a party oi Young people iot a motor
Trip to Medicin, park Tor the week
end. The party will include Miss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-12

Mrs. NJ l.. Crowlhcr l.r Tuesday
for Mlni,ou, Colo. where she joined
her children. Constance and John Fred
eriek. who have been there several
we,k' with their grandmother Mrs NJ
II Jackson They will spend the &C..
maindct ~ the summer there
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
ACT NO 81

senate 1914 Nu l}Y Nr 8tius iu0H
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing aH amendment lH h.IHtg aI#
~ The Constitution 81 fha stat, eft
Louisiana fixing iha qualification eft
section }. b, ID resolved b. tHg 8uHrral
Akas mhlt ~ The state ~ Louisiana. two
tUiT4H 81 alI the members elected 10 v74n
house gUHeufuuE lh8f Article .l8 eft TIE
CONSTITUTION be aWpHifa 30 HF lH f'4a HH
ArUclc alo No psrsua shall Hr tle bg,
fu Hw office state. Judicial IaWgHHal
Municipal 90 Ward WAp Vs. NOT citizen
Of this state. aut duly 8aaAHrH e.s.iar
~ Ward wherein tns functions uf ihu
SAID office are 90 De- performed provided
MAT resident women over faF aHr III
twenty one years shall tu a rtllg ta lala
| the office 81 FaeIars Inspector Rua ANS
afllge connected Wsla ths educational
/ eleeu8HNU8fF penal and rgstIunHl sEs
tents q the state ia 81 Naf4 M8ulgl-
pINtN oT ass other political HtEt@eH Ht
| the State AEd whenever ans officer
| state. Judicial EaruyhHl Municipal. CO..
| trrn this state, pf ffuu Else dlsIIsHi raT
| iFb municipality roo WHT1 ln HH.uH HH uf
| she holds fath Office. tAH . sH3l
| thereby lie vacated, any -HaH ut
retention q dotnlc,ic 30 the ns Hai-
WjthFiHhdng
seCtioH 2 ue u further resolved eta
| That this proposed amendment it 4U.
| mlttrd 50 the electors ~ iHp stat, ~
| Louisiana fur sheer approval 81 rejection,
as required hy Article sal IS tbr 1aas#
| tuition ~ the state a. Lou. aua sHi EHf
| general election hRs uf als state ln
| November, 1915
| Eegt3gn 3 he is further resolved, .tt
| That on the onlc.al ballot "a BE used a4
TOE gald election bhRll bu placed the words
| tuf the proposed amendment 70 Article
10 Uf thu Constitution relative Ru women
| ana the words Against The proposed
| amendment 20 Article 7lu ~ Tbs ,BHsll
| tuiIUH relative 90 HuUtH a85 r3GH
| glggtef shall indicate. as provided iH the
general election laws Uf the State whether
hy votes for 90 against the said amend
! meHt
| FERSANu MOTION
Lieut. Gov and President Il thH taHtr
| HEWITT BOUANtHAlb
| Speaker II the Hguss 81 EepF, ftutatres
Approved July 8, 1915.
| r. q. PLEASANT.
Governor OF the State ~ Louisiana
| A true copy
JAMES j. BAILEY,
Secretary ~ Stale
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02

House E.u $50 lss BY ST. loHe ,ha.l.
HaH Committee ua iH. 'H. #'H
=,.l.u #h faH a i'#E
fafgT G#.stgH t#H.
tf..u# aE 4H amendment Co.
y Ehr sfal. ruUsNlHJH# f.|'.
ihe H#sU AtWIH.. fH. It
#E t##utHa H.s ,ts..t.
EsTw #' ,fH.g lHf#pf
HIH office force
.H. ugu B. Ht ' Ig #a#4 p. i#
Asssmls ri t8r state 20 I#a. @ '.
HF#- as Ihn mtUilI# elected OE
house iuHtaIrtuE, That A.'... |t ~ E..
Consultation If thH State IL Louisiana U.
av arH# aari aa q tea4 60 iats""s. .....
AT4.Iu IfE. IhFE. shall d. I.#.'. ..
Attorney iug Jhe Parish ~ HFis #"
SHAH Np rIr. ted Hs tht s#1r. #t tHr
ia.Fs# i#F the term &c faa- #s#.. #.a u.
FHt.l Ie.tfF, AN annual Hala#s ai i.. f#.#
sand aullHEH. forts six hHHaEt. ...NIf of
ah'gh sHsll ~ pad r. ~. s." ~
lHlaua jH equal monthly ihFi 'H
fHp balance 81 Hiiy fuu5 hal. #.Ht
shAi ts Tua ug the gtt} ~ stH ,Iie
IH tg4u monthly HaisiIueBt a H#H
receive aH other compensation f|# E#E
Hr n licensed attorney tHd sHsa sHlH'
as.H duties AH are GaH pff T#lf b. fH
uf m#E hereafter Hr pre- .stea U iHs
tltHtr.l Assembly, aH8 ahHA iaH0 #a.
aEUu practice lie nas spluiI #H# g.Hah
~ ha discretion HsH aa}lsit#... HHH
| HEIH#H tEt AItt FI-E't t4h'.'t ttt'
/ r'ggas. sieHuEfaph#Ts ASA special ".sN.i
aa u4g hy provided LN tAt iu#4t
| council ef lhr city ~ New HEIsH#Hs a|#
| "A sHUa salaries lHa terms ~ lg W@uf a.
/ jhr sal Commission Council #aH u5.#t#
| section ise 10 further st#. ri
! That lHHs proposed amendment .#H Be-
| submitted l0 thr qualified hulrH vI .H.
| efaIr. iaf adoption #T Ifg'.UuH. 20 .#s
| Congressional rlFglIuu iH HE h.f1 .H 81.
| Fsut,r l3la aHH, I'd gdppt#l l#e a.
! shall tBhr eject uH iIte HI#i Ma..tN #
/ December lalt
cation Bee l further rea.lkr.I Ella.
| That tie voting either fuf uf against tHH
resolution hy ans member ui tHg agHtfE
| Assembly shall upt prevent h.H 'fu
being Is taHiilal, Tor thy sfH8 u.i.".
| section e. BE Is further Frsttst. r.r
! That au tby official ballots o. Zee .ssHH g
aafH yl., tloIs, there shalt As gIa.#a tu
thr proposed amendment tg Article - 81
| lhr Constitution ui Louisiana #aa Oh
words Against Ihc proposed aH.HaH#at
tu Article lEs oT iht Constitution or IaH
lsiaHa and each uitgllf shall lHH ti. b
provided iH the general sl.i|HH HH 81
iho State. Nhirh ~ Jnv rIupusrf rHI u
Against he Votes
HEWITT BUIANgNAIH
| speaker ot the House ui Representative
FlEAANb M9t Ton.
| Lieut. t,us au8 President az IHa asHaii
Approx ed July 8 ltit
X e. PLEASANT.
Governor 81 tlv stat, ui Louisiana
II s true cops
. JAMES j. BAILEY.
Secretary 81 state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-09-02
ACT NO IA


House Biu Ne AS Mr. Heiniz
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment &C. Article IFS
III the Constitution Of the state Of
Louisiana ou the subject u Juvenile
to4FtA.
section | Ep Il resolved by the General
Assembly ~ the state of Louisiana, two
thIfas uf al the members elected 60 each
House Concurflng, that the nfih section
at Article lis II the Constitution Of the
state OF Louisiana be. ana the same IL
hereby repealed.
section E lie IL further resolved, etc,
lHBl This proposed amendment shall be
Submitted Ia the qualified electors 0f the
state tor adoption az rejection AZ The
congregational election % De held ola
H,saay November l. 1915,
section BE e further resolved etc,
IH4f na the official ballots 90 be used ~
said election there HhaH be placed the
words For this proposed amendment 70
Article I3s uI the Constitution u Iputs
Jana and the words Against the pro
peay3 amendment 10 Article lis Of the
tsHauu4uau Of Louisiana, and each
egeetaF shalt indicate, a. provided Ia the
general election laws ~ this state, for
which III the PROPOSE items he votes
HEWITT BOuANCHAUp,
Speaker # the House 81 Representatives.
ETUELnED NJ STAFFORD
Ttrsaent PRO Tempoge q the senate
Approved June 10. 1915.
81 g. PLEASANT
Governor 81 the state uf Louisiana
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JAMES J BAILEY,
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