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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
GARABED, DEVICE
FOR FREE ENERGY.
PROVES FAILURE

Washington, July l.-An unfay0r-
able report on 'garabed." the mys-
teriOus engine which its inventor
claimed would take power out Of thu
air to run anything from an air
plane to a battleship was submitted
TO the interior department today by
the committee of scientists who test
ed the invention at Boston Saturday
with the approval OF congress.
The committee announced it did
not believe the principles Of the in
ventor. Garabed T. X. Giragossiau
were sound or his devices operative,
or that they could result in practi
cal development of free energy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
AMERICA SENDS
TURKS INQUIRY
United States Demands Explanation
for Repor,ed ). cking OF Hos
pital War May Result.

Washington, July 1.-THE United
/, States government has formally
presented to the Turkish govern
ment the report that Turkish troops
attacked and sacked an American
hospital at TabriZ, Persia, and seiz-
ed the American consulate there,
with a request for an explanation.
Confederation of the facts of the
Tabriz incident have been received
through Span, supporting the ru-
NOR sent from Teheran by Minister
Caldwell. 1t was said at the state
department today that the charac-
ter of the Turkish troops respOns.-
BILE for the indignity might have an
important bearing on the attitude
of the United States ir the matter.
Upon Turkeys reply depends
whether the ally of Germany shall
be added to the list of Americas en-
emies. 1t is thought possible that
the troops which raided Tabriz
were Kurds or other irregular sol
diers operating without orders from
or the sanction of the Ottoman gov
erument. In that case the incident
might not assume great Importance,
particularly as so far as has been
learned there was no loss Of Ameri-
can lives.
All Americans were reported out
of Tabriz some time ago. The
Span sh consul was in charge of
the American consulate and ii is
supposed that ha also was looking
after the interests OF the hospital,
d Presbyterian Institution.
The Spanish government trans
mitted the confirming report to the
state department Saturday and the
demand for an explanation OF the
Turkish government was .mmedi-
ately dispatched through the Span
ish foreign Office
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
GERMANY PLACES
CLOTHING UNDER
NEW RESTRICTION

Amsterdam. July The German
imperial clothing department issued
an ordinance today in which new
clothing can no longer be obtained
unless the application is accom-
panied by a properly certified state
ment giving IN detail list et
clothes already in the applicant S
possession
Il is provided that heHrefort1
coats snail be uuline1 in the ba &
aud lined only half way down in
front. The number OF pockets IS
limited to four. while vests anl
trousers may have not more than
three pockets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
LIBERTY MOTOR rs
BEST IN USE; SIMS

Washington. July IA report
from Vice Admiral Sims TO Secre-
tsry Daniels today says A recent
test in European waters of a sea-
plane propelled by the Liberty mo-
tor, demonstrated that the engine
has better climbing and load carry
ing qualities than ans OF the best
Euronean types
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
YANKEE AND
ALLIED Navy
F0RCE: THERE
Officials Watch Develop
ments in Russ Province
Under Army Rule.


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:, tba Arctic oc-an ghou, fo,,r
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trat F-e,rs and Prft5sr rrooDs
r-e-a landed so,,s +fr7e ago II, NO
tae- rho Nar--.e7zr, railway. over
which allied supplies had been go
ing MO Russia
and tIi:ed Torca Tbcre.
=
as--l-I : 'o1-' -'s i' ,.'l ieI
san prut 4lee ~ ~ ..'--@'', " -.e' s
a state ol "aI A--7 "e-l ~ 'l'--' NJ 'u'
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COW lies iae A-atie poIS Oh NoId'
VIII us ran. oas1 I'I,i'4 lS a-l-t'i
anu = -1@'i 10 y a. l''' l'.,- o-i7
queLlIs --e q % '-'7I 60 a'
tacAes 10 any ue' ei"p "pl-eHl7 lIei t.
ana ON clal- anu a-p-OAa,7 mere al .
Wondering "4-al IAe uetla' a'-oA u
a state Of war may mean,
All recent I' per Is 20 '-Ie state oe
partInent LAY rep es7,I'.u No.i'I,
IoAs 20 II 4R.e1 atGHL'll al l--s'- ii : .
ana along Tie Ta.LToad euut VI aTu
from Aoia anu II Is Aopea tnat lH~
latest Development may mean no
more tAaa tAat lAe boiSi! !F'-N gov
e-i'i- Eas pfo--'- -l-ed A-1i ''oi
t." 10 maintain order
Acres OF Supplies.
At kOla and FOR miles inland
along the railroad there are acres
of military supplies, running all the
way from locomotives and cannon
to clothi4g and provisions. Most Of
these wire shipped from America
and frO4l England when the Rus
sian arm les we're still fighting the
Germanj and we're short of sup
plies
Il is Known that the Germans
have beEn exceedingly anxious to
obtain possession OF these supplies.
or If tltv could not 90 So directly
10 '.avel them taken over By the
Fi-1l sa White Guard who have
hsSen acting under German prompt
Ag.
The allies have realized the dan
ger and dafnry15ueT 10 save these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
U. S. TO LAUNCH IA
DESTROYERS SOON

Wasthgtou. July L. Fourteen
leslrty4s viii be launched from
Ameri3a yards ou July 4 These,
wits apumbar Of eag'e boats VIII
reuresd, the uaEy's share Dt ton
mage tA'a.<e the water iu ce.ebra-
lion osEseperdouce day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
40 ARE DEAD IN
BUILDING CRASH
Nearly Two Score Bodies RecOV-
cred at Sioux City Seven
Persons Still Missing.

Sioux city. Iowa. July 1.-Thi--
ty-uiue persons are known TO have
been killed and several injured
when the building of the Ruff
drug company az Fourth ard Doug
las streets. collapsed Saturday af --
eruoon. Seven persons are still
reported missing All the injured
are reported TO be recovering.
An. onic-al investigation Of the
disaster Will be started today.
The following is the revised cas-
uaIgy list
The known dead.
Mrs. y. r.. Dunn. Alfred j. Han
SON. j. r Awe. ole +. Running,
John Loy5ue. AIRS. HanieI Caven7,
BENJAMIN G.. wood. Mrs. Heater G..
English. ole *. Roistum, Waltei
q. Nelson. son Of ". II Nelson,
Charles KugeJ Merle kugeL
Myrtle Hongslo. James Harp. Mrs.
Margaret Haley Helen koehleT.
daughter Of KriOn K0ehler. Of
sioux city. Robert Henderson,
Elaine Crumrine. John Stoiz,
Charles NOrstrom, Herman Forden,
Hoe Rhor. Roy Ostrander, Roy
SchueiIer. Mrs. r. A. Lotus, Louls
Soisitt. J. =. Schrisber- John sim
con and IrS Lena behI
Unidentified Dead.
-Four unidentified women. four
unidentified men. one unidentified
girl.
The Missing.
Miss hbbie NathenE. ihaTles
Harrington. Miss Johnson ana
MS Farris. OF Soutberland, Iowa.
iowa. Mrs. Jonathou Aasteii and
Miss Lawson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Petain and Haig Forces
Improve Positions
Waiting Attack.

faFlS. July l. French troops
laSt night carried out an opera-
iio on the Marne front Seufh Of
The Ourcg which resulted in
/ the improvement of the French
positions in the vicinity Of
PaSSy en- NalOiS.
I The Germans counter attack
! cd in an effort 10 recover the
ground gained by the French
Saturday night in the vicinity
of M0Sley, on this front. The
enemy WAS rcpUlsed. the
French retaining their new po-
sitionS in their entirety.
Taking the aggressive south
OF the AiSHc. the French cap
iured a German strong point
near Cuiry southwest OF Snis-
sons. adding to their recent
gains in this sector.
With the British Forces in France.
July 1. CBy the Associated Press).-
/ The Germans heavily bombarded
the British positions in the terri
tory west of Aveluy wood early this
morning, but thus Iar no hostile
infantry attack has been reported.
London, July L. British troops
last night, in a minor operation in
the region northwest of Albert. ef-
fected an Improvement in the Brit
ish positions there and captured
machine guns and prisoners, Thy
war office announced today
| The British raided a German posi-
| in Aveluy wood. north of Albert
and the enemy trenches to the west
| of Dernancourt on the river Ancre
taking a few prisoners.
Activity of the German artillery
/ in the region between Albert and
! Arras and in sectors of the Flan-
J Ciers front is also reported il tg-
days war office statement
(By The Associated Press,)
! Both the French and the British
/ continued yesterday and last night
their recently adopted program OF
prodding the Germans at various
points along the Franco-Belgian
line, capturing vantage point
here and there and harassing the
enemy while the preparations for
the resumption OF his offensive are
under way.
French Gain at Two Points.
The French hit the line in local
attacks at two separate points but
both on the western side of the Ger
man salient which projects down %
the Marne from the Aisne They
gained ground in each attack and
took prisoners and machine guns.
The most pronounced gain was
effected by General Petain's troops
just above the point where their
line joins the American sector
northwest of Belleu wood. They
advanced here south of Passy-En-
Valos and carried their line for
ward so that IL now runs east Of
the Chezy-Vinly railroad. In ad-
ditlon, they held on firmly to the
ground gained the night previous
just to the north, in the region OF
Mosley. fighting OF two German
counter attacks.
Push Ahead Near Scissors.
South west of Scissors. where the
brilliant stroke of last week placed
the French in a strong position on
the important LayersiBe plateau
they moved ahead again IN the cen
ter of their new line. gaininr
ground by the capture OF a strong
point north Of Cutry.
In all the French took some two
EuLlred prisoners in these actions.
The British stroke. which was
also a local operation. Was well TO
ward the southern end o. their l51e.
just above Albert. north Of the
Somme river. An Improvement in
the British positions was efecte..
here and machine guns and pris
oncrs fell into their hands
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
LATE BULLETINS

:, Washington July T. Lieu
tenant Fdouard \. Jsaacs' l.
:. S-Aho nas taken prisoner
BY h EcTman suhmaI I'ilt
shieh sunk the American
GaHsprt President Lincoln
las NJ located in u prison
tsIap Germany. \ telegram
neeeM by American ked
CrGxAere from Switzerland
aBaesEd that Lieutenant
lsaassas 1T Karlsruhe ana
NRheton. July L nc
AiBne destroyer { ''iu'
Whchhs torpedoed 10 utD-
nGd ScrS on 0ctoh'T 10
laf A been repairej ~
tfAard and has bee re-
An station Win ~
Aefa destroyer forces l"S
NV tpartment announce"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight. Tuesday
anu Wednesday.
Temperature al q. m- ss li Eh-
est YESTERDAY 60. Lowest last
night. %
Velocity of wind Il a. m 8 miles
per hour -
Precipitation. - inch
Relative humidity al
at a. ~ 70
stage of water +. a
last IS hours
J. Il. SHERIER. NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
$500 AuSfrO
Troops Taken
by Italy Men

Washington. July IAN Off
ciai dispatch from Rome today
says the Italian and French
lCrceS on the AsiagO plateau i'll
capturing Mont Val Della took
LOCO Austrian prisoners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
HE:AvYFIRING
IS REPORTED
BY PERSHINC
Cannon Roar On u. S,
Front Near Marne Pres
ages Hun Attack?

Washington. July 1.-Except
for increased artillery activity
on both sides i'm the Chateau
Thierry region. General Perish
( ing's cOmmuniqVe today said,
/ there was nothing To report
for yesterday from the Ameri-
can fronts.
With the American Forces on the
Marine, June 3O.-tBy the Associ-
ated Press Excessive movement
Of troops and materials north OF
Chateau ThieTry, together with the
increased artillery and aerial ac-
tivity, form the basis OF the belief
that American forces in this 10
caIity may be called upon to de-
fend themselves in the near future
Long streams Of enemy troops
and wagon trains have been OBJ
served in the ne.ghborhcOd Of the
BONES wood. There have been
more than 80 enemy aerial flights
over the Ameri an lines northwes:
Of Chateau Thierry in the last -
hours. One German machine was
shot down by ar anJi-aircraft
guns.
Shell ' tai Spots.
The American artillery has heav-
ily shelIed many vital active spot
within the enemy lines. once Oh.
tanning d direct hill in detacl =
meat OF marching Germans.
For days the Americans have
heeu expecting that the enemy
stung by the defeat administered
to him recently on this front,
would make a vigorous assault
upon the American forces. and il
was partly for this reason that
the American operations in tn&
BelIeau section were carried out.
With these operations completed.
the Americans now have The coun-
Try for several miles in front Of
them under their eyes and guns
ana can see what is developing. In
consequence. when the expected
blow comes they will be tnat mucu
better prepared 10 meet Il.
Ready For Them!
The American troops a4ye made
al preparations and the Germans
viii get 81 exceedingly warm :
ception if they try what the stu
alton TODAY Indicates they have in
mind The Americans say that no
matter where the enemy strikes he
is Bound TO pay dearly for his e.
fn-4 and that the bigger he target
the better the American forces
VII like IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

ASS 0 { iat e d Press
eaaed Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Unidentified Dead.
The uissing.

-Four unidentified women. iobi
men. one unidentified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

NJ e m B er of Audit
Bureau Of Circulatlons
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24
FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT. :

Joint and concurrent rssolstion Submitting y
the qualified voters sf the STATE Of Mis-
souri, an amendment to the Constitutiss
thereof, concerning TAXATION.
Br TT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE. THl
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, CON-
CURLING THDREIN:
That At the general election to b held -
November, 1913, the following an1sndmsnt 70
the Constitution Of Missouri, concerning taxa
tion. shall b. submitted to the qualified voters
Of said stats, to wit: /
ssction I. That article x Of the Consti-
tuition Of Missouri b. and the same 10 hereby
amended, by adding thereto one new section,
to b known a. section twsnty-two (22a),
which IL In words and figures - follows:
Fec. 22a state tax Of ten cents on the
ono hundred dollars assessed valuation shail
be levied aad collected on all objects and sub
jects Of taxation in the same manner thst the
state and county taxes are collected. One-half
placed to the credit Of the state road fund.
One-fourt shall be apportioned to the coun.-
ties and tho city Of st. Louis according to
their respective areas and one-fOurth according
to population. It., shall be the duty Of the
STATE auditor to make such apportionments and
certify the same to the state -frsaSurer5 fce
payment to the counties and the city Of gt.
used BY thA counties for the conshucfteu and
maiptsnance Of public roads, sd b ~ city
II st. Louis for the oonstrnotion a1a ma1nte.
nance of tn streets and alleya therein. When
ever the taxable property Of ~ state shall
amount to three billion dollars, the rata In tbs
act shall be reduced to five cents On tAe o0o
hundred dollars valuation.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24
Proposed Amendments to tho
Constitution of Missouri by
the Initiative.
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

AMENDMENT.
A propcsitIon to establish in the state treas
ury . homestead loan fund to be loaned to
citizens of tho state Of Missouri TOR the
purpose Of purchasing. homesteads and
erecting permanent Improvement thereon,
to be secured by 4 first lien on the home.
stead and to bear three per cent interest
II commencing one year from the date Of the
4. loan: providing for the repayment tnefeoa:
and empowering the Legislature to enact
8 necessary legislation to make effective the
provisions hereof.
BE IT ENACTED Dy THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF MISSOURI
< The Constitution Of the state shall be and
the same IL hereby amended by adding the fol-
lowing Section to Article XIV thereof;
Soc. a. There Ia hereby established In the
State Treasury a FUND to I've known ID the
Homestead Loan Fund.
Said Homestead Losn Fund shall bs lent to
citizens Of Missouri for he following purposes
and for no other purpose whatsoever: VI TO
purchase homesteads; " to erect permAn mem
three .fourths Of the appraised value Of any
homestead shall be lent thereon; PHoviDED;
however that three -fourths Of the appraised
value Of .tha improvement may be added to the
thfee-fourths Of the appraised value OF the
land to Az ertain tho limit Of the loan No
loan exceeding three thousand dallars shall Do
made on one homestead. Every loan shall ~
secured BY notn and mortgage or deed Of trust
constituting a first lien oil the homestead. *
ospt taxes and special assessments: and the
improvements on the homestead shall De yep.
safely insured against fire and windstormn OF
the full nsurabIs value thereof, and the poll
Giles shall he assigned NJ additional aecurit!
for the loan, Every loan made from .a,d fund
shall hear interest at three per cent per an
num. beginning one year altar date Of thu
loan, which interest, together with one.twcntt.
9th Of the principal. rhall be paid at the emo
Of the second year and at the end Of each year
therea fter until the loan IA paid in FULL PRO
VIDED, however. that II tho homestead ON
which such loan II made shall cease to he used
a. such BY the owner thereof or his family.
then the unpaid portion Of such loan shall 1s'
come payable in three equal installments fall
INF due at the dates Of the next three INSTALL
nsnts Of the loan ~ duo BY tho original terms
thereof, with interest at six per cent per
annum
II shall be the duty Of the Legislatnre at
it, first meeting following the ratification OF
this amendment to enact such legislation ~
may give full force and effect to the provisions
thereof and Of all state and local officers -.
spsctivsiy to execute the same under penalty q
q forfeiture Of their office.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24
E1aHTR CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

1xsvidine thst all public revenues shah y
derived frsm taxation upon the unimprevcd
valns Of land based upen assessmsnts made
taxss upoa the maasfecturs and sala Of
iatsxieatins liquors. and tobacco. and On
lnsalnss and Entertainers; atelshins au
ssastitutieaal limitations o. the ratss Of
Hzatisa, aad smpewsrins the lssi.latars.
eeanty courts and Municipal aatheEitdss -
IA IL rate fer STATE and schesi. ssenty
"a nnnleipel purposes, rsspsct!vsiy. s!as.
1yi.s sisas: q ", q -, Easrs Sss, "a
-ssessss.tisaai provisieas 1. esaztset here
Mn.
BD n ENACTED By THE PEOPLE OF THE
01ATn or MISSOURI:
- c,uvtitutssa Of Missouri shall b ind
q - . s.s's. amen: :T:Sese y ss., acsas ~
An 1saais rsveauas for state. county. M.
sielDal, scAsea ard sll other public pusposce
Gnn0 - AaFlvsA from taxes o. the value of
hnA eGplulfvs - improvements and from sbeh
faetSrS "a nj 4 iatoxicating liquors aud
ts1aSee - . incsnss and inheritancss; bat
ta1s-anhI 80 pesvent the imposition of such
-: s.ss = ~ b. .sss''a s,,t T. g'sr:r
Il 1T ueiiities shail Be deemed property
n - - ~ value thereof shall. b fa1e4
aseglolR = ~ Qxnsd By The pabaic. me-
-: ssvs "a. ~ :. ': s.s . ass ssss
~ 80 tut ~ tAess $500 bsfs9s t.as
l1SA n eeage1tutisaAl hnltatiees Of rates
e nqlpnt - taxatin afs hefsey aAe1-
g - - e h0tiaa - sail Dgs1sso
- 61u1u UQ3ne9 ~ state an4 sce>a -.
pM&Nk4 Amoep - Cs00 CT 6 49,
- . 49, ~ ~
= 10@1g111 - !ats lsse4.U . -
$500 ~ de- - ~ -
~ -: H1oy1DO. ct say -
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24
State of Missouri, -
County of Bates.

Stdte Vi MiSso"' S.
County of Bates.
, !, Frank Holland, Clerk OF the County
Court of Bates County, Missouri. hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is a full, true and COM
plete copy of the five different ballots, and the
constitutional ballot containing the six joint
and concurrent resolutions of the Forty-nnth
General Assembly of the State of Missouri, OF
the proposed amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Missouri; also of the three
amendments to the Constitution proposed by
initiative petition to be submitted to the quail
flied voters Of the County of Bates and State
of Missouri at the General Election to be held
on Tuesday, the sth day Of November, 1913.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1
hereunto set my hand and affix the
s(Seal) seal of the Bates County Court.
Done in office in the City of Butler,
this 3Ist day of October. 1913.
FRANK HOLLAND.
: , Couaty Clerk
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24
n ssed 4 to the
Constitution Ii Missouri
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~ V enact new s ectsoh ;" 'ieu .uese s :.
sp.lo~s. ~.
Section = That section o. Article "
IT the Constitution Of Missouri - hereby ~
yealed, &
Sec. 8 That in lieu Of section II Of arti.
e,e 10 81 the Constttntion Of Missouri hereby
Srpesied. Nthere II enacted the following new
ase,fion n ~ Known a section ii. article 10,
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sshcol pnspossy may V levied On 81 .uc,ecss Y
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- prOpefsy, IN .Sounte: .Asihs ~ u...v 1870 ~.
~. VI 80 sssn ny, ~ tIe fs s.,..t 49,:
nfty cents on ne nunared aoiiars w .'Sa.
q counties having six million dcns 1, aao Mnuss
een million dollars. seaid rare sneIl NO. eaSesa
!ofn cents on the nnndre0 0oaIAr v..u.', S.i
couT ts,e, nnx ;,,,c tsn .s,d rate shaiI
sAnoeS tnfty millon ooueIs, sM HS ~
nos exceed ffty asnts On tne nnnofea co, ss,,,
uoa !. ana y countes nasnc .u ~. a m
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oirty'nve cent? on the nunafed aonsrs .a.us
0cn. For city ana town purposes tne snnna.
1ete on property Ia cities ana toWn. n.sa ~
9nfv tnoocana innaoltants OF more sn.n "os.
TIE one hundred DOLLARS vainatton: 10 cites nv
owns havine less. tnen thirty tnouasna I'M
80 gen tnonsend lnnaDitanu. saio ra.es ,nat
~ exceeo -siAy cants u .as nuncs.S 80 uol ~
-. ten thousand ana more tnsn one tnou.
and nnantanm; s1id nse s snan no. ,,..;es.
01v cenu On tne nunorco- uonn" .san.s.n..
ma IN towns having one tnousaha 'AnaDtaMs,
- isss. said rate .haM not exceed twenty-t.vs
Sass g tne. h9noIeo 9o a sa.u.t'cs y. ,.,os
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24

Jsiit ~ esaessssat ssssIutisa sstmittiAs 10
~ ats1ihaA yste3s II ~ stGts ef ~.
q. tAsrs6f reQ1ixine The esnnty court, whom
asa asthsflssd " IL exalifisA vstsrs q ~
4 RID district, GeaGsal q sDe6ial, v make .
speciai lazy q IL taxabie pss4srty within
S saSh rad district, n sddjt1v1 to H. lsyiss
&c nov Authorized ~ law, ~ mot 10 sxoeed
seve1ty.kise cents - ~ - hundred ID.
lass vAlustisa, ~ pseessds d sueA levy
e ~ ussi fer rsaA Iuspssss within suah
district.
u \ II
BB m nneolYND III THE SnNATD. THE
HOUSE o. REPRESENTATIVES, CON-
vs. CURRIS0 TMRnM. ~ FOLLOWS.
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