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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
LOST POCKETBOOk
CHECKS AND MONEY

On Thursday evening Joe PewottC
and Mrs. May Reardon were at the
postoffice and later went to the Gem
Theatre. After the first show they
left the playhouse and on the street
Mrs. Reardon noticed that her pocket
book was gone. 1t could not be found
in the theatre or postoffice and is
advertised as lost In the pocket.
book was a check for $101.41 from
the American Refractories Company
to Mr. Pewotta $21 in bills, three rings
and several receipts from the Allen
Music house and the Settergren
Hardware company. A reward is of
fered for the return of the property.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
CAN MORE PEAS
and CORN Than
IN PAST YEARS
Herfort Firm Pack Over 100, 900
Cases During the Season Which
Has Just Closed

The Herfort Canning company has
packed more corn and peas this year
by 10000 cases than ever before. The
amount put up follows; 81
$4,000 cases of corn, over million
cans.
$4,000 cases of peas, over million
and half cans.
The market on canned goods at the
present time is weak but there has
been no great slump and there will
be none because the price never be-
came unreasonable as. did sugar and
some other commodities. At the pres
ent wholesale merchants are buying
very sparingly, having lost large sums
en- sugar. Corn and peas are stable,
have q. high food value and for that
reason viii be largely sought. by the
buying public.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
Nine FEET TO
VIRGIN EARTH

On the bank of the Baraboo river,
where Charles Grubb is erecting a
heating plant and Office, just above the
dam across the river below the high
bridge, it was found while excavat-
ing that earth to the depth of nine
feet had been filled in along the bank
of the stream. Below the filling was
thick black soil which had never been
disturbed.
The new building at the Humane
Stanchicn works will be occupied by
the heating plant and office. AT the
present time the firm is using a mum
Der of stoves and to eliminate the
danger from fire to a minimum the
new addition is being erected
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
LOUIS BASS FINDS
$4,000 LOST ON WALK
BY HARRY APOSTAL

While walking along the street
near the Y. NJ. G. A., Harry Apostai,
who operates a shoe shining establish
mnt on Oak street, lost $4,000. The
money was found by Louis Bass, 5O2
Camp street, who read the lost ad-
vertisement inserted in The News and
who returned the property. Mr.. Apost-
al was much pleased to receive the
bills and rewarded the finder with $40.
90, although Mr.. Bass was reluctant
to accept any reward.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
RETURNS FROM
EUROPEAN TOUR
Henry Thieman of Reedsburg
Back From K. of c. Meet Over
Seas

Henry Thieman, who was one of
the five hundred Knights of Columbus
to make the pilgrimage to France,
Italy and Switzerland, where they
spent several weeks sight seeing and
visiting various places of interest, re-
turned to Reedsburg recently.
Mr. Thieman left the party at Paris
and went to Berlin where he visited
with relatives spending several days
at the home of his parents. He says
that Germany is beginning to take
on evidences of thrift and enterprise
but that the affairs of government are
in a deplorable condition
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
NOT MAKING
CONDENSED MILK

t. B. Towle, manager Of the Elk
celsior creamery tells of an article in
the last issue Of Butter, Cheese and
Egg journal. The article states that
beginning today all condensaries in
the country should discontinue con-
densing milk until January l, 1921 and
possibly longer. One company, says
the item, has stock of six million
cases and nc market for it. Many 9th
er factories are in the same condi-
ton 1t is thought the condensaries
will make cheese instead of condens-
ing milk
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
TAKE rs STILLS IN
MOONSH!NE RAIDS
IN BADGER STATE

About Is moonshine stills taken by
federal officers in raids throughout
the state are in possession of the in
ternal revenue department in the I'm
ion Transfer building in King street
Madison.
According to federal officials the
stills will be broken up and sold for
junk.
Liquor stills following confiscation
are held as evidence against defend
ants. They are disposed of after the
trials.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
AUTO STOLEN FROM
JOHN NJ. OLIN FOUND

The police Saturday night at Madi,
son recovered the Hudson auto stolen
from the garage of John NJ. Olin, 136
Prospect avenue, Friday night and ar
rested VIM. Dawson as the alleged
thief. Dawson was caught by Officer
Hogan while driving the car on North
Hancock street. Mrs Olin, nee, Helen
Remington, was former Baraboo re-
sident.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
REPUBLICANS HOLD
MEET IN. BARABO0

The Republican county committee
men have met and organized as fol
lows:
Chairman-George Carpenter
Secretary-W. II. Ode
Treasurer-H. H. Stanley
Executive committea-George Car
penter. j. S. Palmer, H. B. Quimby
Charles Enge, and Ed. Hood
Congressional William
Kruger and George Isenberg.
Assembly committees Herman Jahr
and Simon Cobleigh
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
TYLER FOLK HOLD
REUNION AT LAKE

A large number of relatives and
friends were entertained at the cot
tage of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Tyler at
Devils Lake State park today. The
autumn day was fine and the occasion
was one of the kind that fingers long
in the memory.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
JUDGE CASSODAY DIES
IN CHICAGO HOSPITAL

Mrs. Carl. A. Johnson, Madison,
daughter of the late Judge ], B. Cas-
soday, died Friday in Chicago hos
pital. No operation had been perform
ed. She was born at Janesvilie; her
husband is a member of the Gisholt
irm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
TWELVE COWS IN COLUMBIA
COUNTY DIE AFTER EATING
TOO MUCH OF GREEN CORN

Near Randolph in Columbia county
sixteen cows belonging to Everett
Gilmore broke through a fence into
a field OF green corn. Twelve have
died from eating too much of the
|unripe plant.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
SEARCH NINE COUNTIES
FOR HOME, TAKE BARABOO

Mark Warren, who recently sold his
residence on the west side has pur-
chased property in Baraboo and is
making preparations to move to the
county seat in the near future. He and
his wife returned a few days. ago from
a trip through nine counties of the
state looking for a location TO their
fancy Reedsburg Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
I'll TIC INCIDENT
White Haired Woman Weeps In Court in
Support Case

WeeTnng bitterly whre-haired grand
uothe- pleaded IN Nur icipal Court this
morning that her two little gandohildre1
10 left in her cere She was Mrs Isabel
icVie. of 1910 Mount Salem I.are. ard
she charged her eon-in-law, Charles r.
Ferguson. with failure 70 provide for the
little ores.
Touched with pathos was the story
related by Ferguson II the buried mother
ard wife, and his own wish r. have the
chidrc always ear him 50 he hved A.
the home 0f his mother-In-law, Uvir z
her each week portion Of his week :
earnlrg % as a shipyard worker.
l. It October he married second time
Mira. Movie does not ike his new wIfc
evidently. While her aged voice vas
shaken with sobe this morning she told
Judge Hastings that this woman was not
capable Of cErlf 3 FIR the ht'e boy who j.
now in the possession Of his father
Ferguson smiled in q rescretful manner
when she mad this st4ternent- and
expressed wiiilr gress 70 provide for the
children Insofar az his present reduced
wages would permit. A temporary order
MAS made that he pay s. Per week for
the support Of the child now in the custody
Of the grandmother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
PHI ADELPHIA PRODUCE.

~ Associates Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec % Wheat un-
changed \o 2, red winter. 93al 9S: do
sarIicky, Stal 50
corn. tirmer, Old as to grade and loca-
son. qSaI 90. new, No 3 yellow 92a96; do
81 1. SSa02
Oats lower. No .. white. 6oaeo14:
No 5 white, 59a59i2
Ruttcr unchanged nearby prints,
fanc, e1a69, western creamery extra. &.
Eggs. higher: nearby frsts, 7eaSl
current receipts. "; western extra firsts,
$3.50: do, frts. 72a74 fancy selected
packed. ola92
Cheese. quiet: New York whole milk
fancy Fat held % 2a2S: common 70 good,
25a27; do, fancy fats current make,
24a24lb. do. common 70 good, 2la23;
l7nghorn. held p: DO, fresh. % l9a27 y
single daisies, held 26a27 DO, fresh, 25a26.
Live poultry flrner fowls. not leghorns.
2qa3S. white leghons, 2Sa30; spring
chickens. not leghorns. 30a35 do. white
leghorrs. 27a2o, turkeys, fancy, 45a5O;
d. ordinary 35a40: old ducks, choice.
4a36. do. muscovy. 24a26; geese, 2sa32
Dressed poultry easier turkeys choice TO
fancy nearby. 56a60: do, western choice
- fancy. 55a6O, fair to good, 35a40;
fGWS. TTtsl klileU. Cl4RlEE ~ AAiAtNs CtftDb-
10. small sizes. 24a30. broilers, nearby,
i2a47: do. western. 41a45: roasting chick
ers. nearby, 3za39 do, western, 29a3s;
irving chickens. nearby. 3Oa32 do,
western, 26a27. ducks. western, 3Sa42.
geese. western, 34a36
Potatoes steady; white potatoes, Penn
svlyania. per 100-b pounds. 125al IS;
Jersey. No /, per basket, 50a70: do, No
=. 2-a35.
Flour. 4uiet. steady soft winter straight
nearby. SaS. %. do, western, S75a9 %
aard winter straight. S.75a9. so; do
short patent. 25a9.7 70; spring first clear
$3.50; do, patent, 9-50a9 90; do short
aateut. 10aIO5O; fancy spring and city
nils. patent. family brand, llall.50.
Hav. Steady. timothy. No 2, 27a28; do
No 8. 25a26: sample, 22a24;; no grade,
1SaIS.j0. clover, mixed hay, light mixed
2sa26 No ! mixed, 23a24.
Tallow, quiet prime city loose, 512; DO
special loose, ga prime country, az
,.elible n tierces. SLza9.
Bran dull, soft winter western IN 1oD-lb
esck. 3sa39; spring. 37a3S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
EQUIPMENTS SHOW
DECIDED STRENGTH
Stock Market Rallies After New
Low Record is Made
by Two Issues.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Dec. % WALL Street. 1890
=. m0.-New low records were made by
two leading issues IN the initial stages o, ,,
today's stock market Atlantic Guli ieii
II. points TO 50 and Crucihle Steel de-
ciined n to 70l4 United Fruit, Mcxican
Petroleum. General Electric, Consolidated
Textile Great Northern and New Haven
comprised the other heavy shares Eu-
rorean oils were sgain strong, however, &,
Roval Dutch rising 3 3-S and Shell Trans
port one point Reading and other coaiers
we're firm. as we'll as Southern Pacific
and Canadian Pacific. New York AR
Brake and beet sugar recovered part OF
vesterdav's losses and utilities were tea
ture,i hv Adams express At gain oil Z12
points.
Noon-The market reversed Its course
within the first hour responding generally
20 an active demand fer the better type
Of rails. Southern Pacific rose 213 points,
Northern Pacific. Reading and Lehlgh
Valley each and Atchison ~. Paul pre-
ferred 500. Norfolk Il Western. New
York Central. Baltimore OHIO ana
Southern Railway ] 10 lAs ofucihte,
rallied four points. Atlantic Gull ana
Mexican Oils gained TO points De
,ided strength was shown by equipments,
especiallv American and Baldwin Loco
.nntIvee. Wells Fargo rose points AmerI-
AN Express 312 and food and motor spe-
..I.Itl,S were materially better DealIng+
IA the forenoon exceeded those OF recent
sessions and call money was IN free supply
AZ per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
LES|ANUM IN
ACTION TONIGHT
1t Will Play Newark High School
on the Brownson Hall
Floor.

sale.ianum G. II. s. viii play lts first
home game against Newark High at the
Brownson Hall, tonight. The game will
start at $50 nharp. A great struggle is
promised 10 the lovers of basket ball
Last year Newark High pit up q won
derful defense and though young, they
always held their opponents to low
score From true reports this years team
in composed Of veterans and their gre1t
to@crs intend 10 cop scholastic honorr on
the wooden WAYS Coach Salmon Shields
Is certain however that nothing can
stop bis young col's who eavort around his
wonderful stars: Captain Lowell and
James Quinn These two athletes are
among the coolest mud fastest players the
gnrne has ever had in this city So friends
of the game, friends Of the sale~ianrrn,
veterans Of pnst years be on hand tonight
for a royal time is promised to All of you
Mr. Roes Of the Central Board will referee
the game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
KNOTTY PROBLEM.
When Deaf Sailor Applies to Magistrate
GIuekman For Marriage License.

A tanple involving deaf sailor. If
foreigt nationality, who was unable 70
speak F. glish, and woman who admit
ed that ,ehe had b-en drug addict was
placed before Magistrate Harret Cluck
man last night, when both partie applied
for rntrriage licerse After vaiT iy tryirR
TO gain the Necessary Information and
comply with All the legal requirements
recessary 20 obtain a marriage licere ee the
magistrote, bordeTir on q atatn of rervo'Is
collapse, sent the man and woman home
without hoense and told them to return
today
The sailor gave his name ne Geronimo
GarvIoe, and aaid hc lost his hearing duTing r
he World War
Fifteen minutes work with pencil and
pad n dattempts at usir 9 thef1gl language
brought oft the fact TINT his home was
now here" IL desperation tho squire
sked for his service papers and found
tat the man WAS carre tore mste or.
the Tirited states transport Narsemond
RE served in the T. s Navy sixteen years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
NEW CHARTERS

Dover Dec. %. Charters were fled here
Yesterday as follows
Detroit Export Finance Corporation, vii
iuingtou. Del capital. $4,000. 600
Humphreys Texas Co. Tulsa. Okla. 50 I
ness Corporation. wilmington. Del.
s. 10000
Del 81 5000
Hoyt Corporation Minneapolis. MINI
sGrrs Marguerite Co Wilmington, Del.
$500 600.
Lawton Producing and Refining Co. vii
mington. Del S50O,OOU
Fi0dcx Co. WHINING ton. Del $4,000.
Cinema Finance Corporation New York
City 500 600.
Pa 5000. 900.
Del $50 600.
900
Industrial Cost Association, Nilmingt ton
Del To protect commerce no capital
Increases IN capital. ". O. Mcbride, Inc,
st. Louis Mo, from 100000 to $500. 900
r. Krasnow & Sons, INC. Pittsburg, Pa
So. .OO0 10 500 900; Continental Flourspar
Co. Nevada. $3.50, 900 to S300,00
Changes in name-Merdelde Slgnalitt
sales Corpora tion. New York City, 70 TooI
Products. Inc: Colonial Bond and Mort
gage Co. Detroit. Mich 70 Colonial sAlort-
gagc Co,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Renorted Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du POnt Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Beacon Oil Co. initial of S per cent. pay
able December 81.
Bell Telephone Co Of Pennsylyania Ia
Der cent payable January Is.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. quarterly Of
2 per cent. payable January 25.
folly sugar Corporation quarterly OF
3-4 per cent preferred, payable Feb
Tuary !
Imperial OH Corporation quarterly OF 2
Der cent on preferred and monthly of ] per
cent on common payable January is.
ROthschild s. Co. 100 per cent on stock
on common.
United states Smelling Refining and Min
ing CO. quarterly Of 80 cents a share on
common and 81 y cents share Oh preferred
payable January Is.
Ventura Consolidated Oil Fields, quar-
terly OF so cents share. payable Febru-
airy ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
NOT TO MOVE.
No Intention Of Taking General Motors
Offices From New York.

There has been persistent rumor III
certain quarters here that General Motors
Corporation offices. now IN New York:
4.Il hc moved to Detroit to occupy part Of
.i, new General AIotors building In a
fatrmcnt depyIpg these rlmors Pierre s
ui Pmt, president, says Ia part
There is no foundation for the rumor
,h,f General Motors offices Will be moved
fr.,, %e,y York 10 Detroit No considcra-
tjnu has been gwen tn this proposition and
t seems unlikely, in view Of the many I'M
nortaat matters 10 bc taken up and de
rldcd. that this ono of lesser Importance
should receive consideration
Il WAS learned today that there ls nc
foundation for the report that the Offices
might b, moved TO Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
SEEK NEW JERSEY WOMAN.

The police have received a request from
the Newark. y J., police TO be on the
lookout for Mrs Beulah NJ. Bartsch who
disappeared from that place September
IS. 1920. At the time Of her disappear
ance she is said TO have had in her posses
SION $500 in cash and diamond rings and
other jewelry valued az $1,000. She is 30
wears old 5 feet 3 inches III height and has
DIRK haIr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
VICAiEAD HUNT.

The Vicmead Hunt Club held SPLEEN
did run Yesterday, the chase taking in Mt.
Cuba, Ashland and other towns. The
club will hold another hunt at $50 on
Thursday, so that the young people home
from school for the holidays win be able to
participate The direction the club will
take on the Thursday chase is not yet
known The members will meet at the
kennels, prior to the run
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
ENTERTAINED DINNER PARTY

Mr.. Florence Wilckens. Of COB Harrison
rect entertained several friends at a
inner party on Monday evening Those
present were Misses Bessie Maclary
Louise Poff Helen Murphy, Emma Mac
larv Mrs. Norman Karschner, Mrs Lii
han Slaughter. Mrs. Jessie Agnew. Mrs.
Florence Wilckens and John and Dean
Agnew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
LAST OF A FORTUNE.

Five Dollar Bill Has Inscription That
SPEAKS Volumes"
A world of experience and a trace OF
bnmor are lmbcdded in a quotation
written on a SIS note received by Magis-
trate Harry Stradlev The note bears
the following inscription The last of
$4,000 spent on wine, women and
song
Onthe opposite side of the bill is a man s
NAM and address scrawled SO hastily as
to be llegible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
JUNIOR AUXILIARY DANCE.

The dance given by the Junior Auxil-
AIRY Of the Homeopathic Hospital al the
Hotel du Pont last night was we'll attended
and reflected much credit upon The chair
man-general, Mrs ). G. Frederick and her
allies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
STUFFED UP HEAD

TRY THIS-Dissoive teaspoonfuI each
of Brazilian Balm and salt in cup OF warm
water, snuff some of this up nose night
and morning or when needed. Few doses
Balm internally will help. Often acts as
cold preventive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
wall Man Of Delaware so Cents.

A limited number Of the Rand McNally
map Of Delaware are on sale at Every
Evening business office, so cents; 10 cent
extra for postage 20 any address.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

If sou can't bring your want ad to
the office, telephone it to . Want Ad
TaIIer 1t costs no more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Stock Quotations
1900 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird & CO.. Security
Brokers du Pont Building.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-10-07

fRoPosnD Law OF TMD STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED NY RETl.
T1ON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.
Notice 10 hereby given that at the
General election to Be held on the
Second day Of November. A.. d. 1890.
there VIII BE- submitted to the aua!i-
for their approval or rejection. the fol:
SoioTsaS; 81 I;;. ,Ia inis:tsS :. petition ass:s
Initiated petition contained the sigma
lures Of more than the required num-
Der. !to:wlt: sNl Of the legal voters Of
the office OF the Secretary Of state on
the Twenty-n ninth day Of June. A. b.
The authority for submitting such
Article v Of the Constitution Of the
Initiative and Referendum. " '"'
TY OF FLAGLER AND THE TEN
P0RARY COUNTY SEAT THERE
Pps4MHNT Pp EEHX1D1Sf Sf FHF ETs PKHc1AcT THE AEi
AND &C S0ENTY oEFIGERs, FIXING
CERTAIN CONGREssI0NAL. SEN
DICIAL AND NORMAL DISTRICTS.
eS = rHs hs1fzFR 6F 81 cUt6RHB1 T6 RE9eLE
Section l. That 50 much Of the
Counties Of Lincoln and Kit Carson as
10 included within the following des.
cribed boundaries shall be set apart
and is hereby established a. q county.
to be called the County Of F'laElSr.
and the boundaries are as follows. to.
Beginning at a point ON tn. north
boundary line of the County Of KIT
Carson, State OF Colorado, where said
county line is intersectsA By the Range
line between Ranges Forty-seven (4D
and Forty-eight (4s). West Of the Sixth
(Sth) Principal Meridian: thence south
on said Range line to it's Intersection
With the south boundary line Of Kit
Carson County; thence west along the
south boundary line Of Kit Carson
County and the south line Of Toynship
ts1) Vest Of the Sixth (sth) Princi-
of ssiG township: thence north Along
two (62) and Fifty-three (53) West Of
the sixth (6th) Principal Meridian, to
the southwest corner OF Township Nine
~ South. Range Fifty-two (52J West
Of the Sixth (sth) Principal. Meridian:
thence west along the south line Of
Township Nine (S) South. Range Fifty
three $50 West of the Sixth (6th) Prin-
sipal Meridian. and along the south
line OF Township Nine (S) South, Range
ifty.four $50 West Of the Sixth Prin-
etpa1 Meridian. to the Southwest corner
OF Section ThhtNthree t33) of said
rownship and Range: thence north
along the west line Of Sections Thirty
shrss tsa). Twenty-sisht (1O. Twenty
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-10-07

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$1,000 Dstitiss coatsiss1 tks -dGns-
lDrae - oore tia. The rs1uire1 oa0.
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opsor1aAes yttA the law. go file1 n
- offios - the Secretary ct 01a4S %
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initiative ea1 ksferenduA
AlSS55lkk hHkihG HSrL6rHss u Has1HTku 4 III II
AQNICIPAk FIRE DEFARfMEMf,
ne SEEFE 1E1 6HE " cSHSAS6 WIG M6t oI ss Ia a.
bEfARfakiNnT, bEfARfak IL 10 kEnAIa 81
6UfI iii ANY CALENDAR NosefH
LONGER THAN AN AyERA0o OF
WHEHLyuEo 'gHH uoi M1yRs s.xrE cER PAY ZOE FoR
6F 4 cONrIAGRAT on GiNi-
Ar Ar GMERGEESY. AND PH2XID-
t1ON THEREOF.
THE hs4G5aR sTA4s 81 81 co1oRzSo:1 caz aSeI
esst5aa l.. From and aftee thirty
eve otter the p.s.Axs Of this act 4
:: S.isTf.i ay;,osr for snS 1s.,s.ss!
q - require any person holding eay
eesttioa or employment In the fire -
ea!t0sat OF such municipality. save
- n con1and Of such aepartnsat.
y .. o. re0aia ON duty n such en-.
eeeVDeat during any caisndar 0oeth
Sssssts Surtsx such month snount 10
beFe thaa twelve hours for each 1ay
u seiA 1eath: provided. howsver. that
ssss'tsss u 81 essFs Or o.
aSis ect shall apply to asi iscis1s eIi
sssisissiitiss having fir dsp.rt.eats.
ete1 uaAsr eeaersl laws. or by eYeeaal
q Article X Of the cosstitataoa sf
csstsss, :, Z a. x.y s Ssfssr :xssst O e. -
01s Of. this act. order. direct, compel
g. .ss & ~ ..s :Ses a. :ss ~.
- 3 eeosAad q said firs 1epert-
9ses % . Q. remain on duty Z, such
SsSth fes : longer time thsa that
sc ss.:: fSr :asiRs sSsR :: .
guilty Of Q Aiedemeanor. and ON coA-
xSetio4 thereof shall be punlshsd 6y .
qee Of not lees than one h.adrs1 (ieel
CELLARS nor more than five hundred
leeo) cellars, or by imprisonAsnt In
fks county jail not more thaa one hun.
leeA dAvh sr by both fine and im-
Ritsoamsat st the discretion Of tAs
-,TeStisa ]. All acts and parts Of acts
q conflict with this act are hereby
General and the Reporter Of the 0u-
Hreme Court do hereby designate and
hx as the ballot title to the Proposed
Initiated Measure herein the follow
ing: