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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-13
WELLMAN ON WAY HOME after ONE
DISASTROUS TRIAL OF HIS AIRSH|P

airship, but it was recovered after two
days search.
VIII Try Again.
Wellman says he will make another
attempt with a new airship in 1908.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-13

CONTINUED on Page six.1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
EVIL EFFECT OF CLERICAL SCANDAL.

on ministry
lurking the closet
OF
sunderb 81 tle 81
sac o. IS
when paaced o also
have always
wilt gunues with their
congre 0
scandal True ministers
world
their skirts
lean
8 morality
andy
responsibility hundred fold
OF the
o d
opinion
o
as 5 a
the OF the OF
is justh a be so
as
o.
ing of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
FABLE OF A BOY WITH TOO MANY MOTHERS.

boyw having to
Elevate and being Grass Widow left town leaving her
twelve year ola son u the care o. elat1yes e = ,,
him a alimony wnies Paw
The uosn0t Of al T@s tna wo T Court 'n Rl
wnie was an Angel
Real Well he had sweet Dosoq His hair was Yel0w and his
% @ b of Forty soeiety girls IN their zeal to study human
Isn't he Dear exclaimed of
Half Telling it, the opinion of the Secretary
such Eyes. gasped a Member
Heavenly compsSon c sshs@ one who Real so~
wne ala realize that he the Object Of these Com
Secretly He
stuck out is the
' a8 5 S a u aSa{a 5g6 he was Really Hea'of'
meeting called then and there and the President
put The thought il eoud be- done rey oo Slant at the
in Publicity
morning
Nonpal MANY forty Their Boy copy Of the
with an the Sweet THINGS they had to " Fsgarns All c9neernsd
member. club
a Hymn book
one a fitted to
was though Baahu Plans
following Boy re-
Papers each containing
the club All called attention spiritual
Zoe had
accompanied Illustration
When this thing had been gong for week the Other
When he g his
Ratnent they called him Dude and Sissy Before
him
a and
g few dmired him
les vi WEI The Boy,
of Indig Sale
q stand fer
Adoption papers full Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Evidently Jack Powell had a re
juvenation yesterday against the Sox
and six innings and in the battle with
Smith it looked as though the old timer
would pull ont a victor. but the eighth
proved too much for him. Davis was
back at short and he pulled the whole
infeld together again with the result
that Smith was jollied along in fine
style and worked his arm off to win.
Just fifteen men faced Powell in the
first five innings. while Smith had a
hard time in the first, but got together
as the game went along. In the eighth
the game was won after Hahn was out
Jones doubled, Icy singled Jones
scoring and Ivy taking second on the
throw in. Jiggs famed, but Robe hit
liner past Powell and Izzy came
home. Dougherty dropped one in front
of the plate and Powell threw it into
the pavilion and Robe scored. The Sox
got one more in the ninth. The Sox
will play one more game with ST.
Louis today, and Sunday viii come
home for game with Detroit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

me 20. Mtskeadtng biographies.
.aThe Cor,hfoas Atles "a 1,,..
Of Pembroke r,oy-rsl,f,,,. j 49,. 5s.l--s
delivered II subscribers -, co,,,,a,,,,
which makes business ~ a,l1t.,r.
peopla win ,,acti,,,, 80. ~.
r..
~ 49,. 80. 49, 80 4eSala's ehlhg
or,l,, ,,,,-,1l-,,-.- Us : r'.ies are hot
ert,,.- -. ~ acts ou' are SICK
Every person whose ne Is sl,stebad a
a model man Thev ara All am
right" ..prouressf,,a = .e,..r,,-tst,,,-,.
popular" genial, generous. :. Nyona
of them have any blern{sbas rrbo
hack writer's invariably stsrt Win MS
wormy phrase: The subject OF this
sketch was born" etc.
Omitting the hacknevsd starts- -
Hank Henderson's write mn We Mn
select an expression Ar rarao,, or
| is a kind. loving ana fnsulrsnt bns-
band"
This may go win stra,s.o-. -.
with local peonle who go, -. ~
| not If +he crt,otr,l .o,,., -. ~
self The nresert sea,,g,,I 49,. -. ~
and his tenants wife. tolts the .lov-
| ing husband" theory.
zao,, za,s,1o-,s ,,,.,.-....,...
10 =, - ma
~, ., ~ +l...rSt.t.. - -
| &C. - ,,ea-,,.. ~, -. II !
,s s,,ral,. rroe,ree.,,-, 80, - 1.e 20.
| - 80, r,,1,,-,.o.f,,,, - - -
/ 81 o,,r,,s3 -. =. -. -. -.
- -. -. ~ $3.50 - -.
oao1 -, -. 49,. - ~.
assessn,erts
|
Iheh thefe Is RANK RUNNER Now
hahA Is GOOD man. but u Is posi-
'iNeiS "leAea 20 car MN lhaepend'
ellt ana fearless. me poor hehpeck-
ca man care not can ms soul ms owl
"heH ms "lAe around.
Dixie Allen, the undertaken, is de-
scribed as IAN amiable gentleman. who
is a credit to the community" II the
biographer had said that Dixie was G
necessary evil in the community h,
would have come closer. But we taks
exception to the amiability expression
lDike is a crouch. He grumbIes II PEG
pie are slow in dying off. An under
| taker who complains of poor business
is about the limit.
The biographer unwittingly gets on
n delicious piece OF hurnor when h,
saws that George Grimes who die,
last wear lis one of the best remern
bered men in the county"
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out his biographer is mum about il
Perhaps Bill didn't tell him.
Thank goodness. Pembroke. of which
hopkins IS the commercial and social
center Is not entirely composed OF
model people. IL il was ii would be
dry place p live IN, Tor there Il such
thing as men. even women. being so
Tree from human frailties. So infera-
ally good. as 10 be uninteresting.
SIonarchs and Editors.
The Hay Press again asks it, conn
try correspondents 70 avoid using the
editorial term we" such expressions
IS. we are told that Bob Mckay win
soon start for the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, and We understand that Josh
Beehe and Miss Gerte elders are fire.
quently seen in each others company
lately" should be omitted
II is well established rule that only
kings. emperors and editors are allow
ed 10 use the term we" Country cor
respondents don't come within the mon
archical and editorial rule They are
not in our class
An Unwriften Law Violated.
There is some criticism 81 Mrs. An
CORA KATE. wife or our popular hog
buyer. FOR having worn a Shower gown
than her guests at the reception she
gave last week According to an IN
written social law the hostess should
be moro quietly attired than her COM
pany ON functional occasions. The rea-
son for this Is that Ii embarrasses tho
guests Il thoy are outshone ia dress by
the hostess. 1t don't embarrass guests
II they are outshown in intellect, for
the latter don't count for much at re-
eeptions.
Mrs. Katz and her sister. Mrs Bill
Berkshire. who assisted ia receiving,
We're stunningly costamed in Chester
white empires cut low. with Poland
China trimmings.
Pardoned Jaggers ReluaEed.
Mayor Watsons birthday fell on
Tuesday. In a spirit or magnanimIty,
like European rulers His Honor re-
leased Cad Godfrey and ST Simmons
who were IN the lookup for drunken
ness. Not to be outdons n peace on
earth. good will TO man, Cad and 81
proceeded to celebrate His Ronor's
birthday. They got jagged again. and
We're locked UP once more. already yet
A vexatIous Typo slip.
We apologize to the Hay Press read
ers for the delay In getting their pa
ipers last week. In came about in t.lis
way. Miss Maize Chucknecl5. a Kanka-
kee belle. was visiting Miss Jeannette
Tigers % Hay Press avenue. In de-
Jiggers OF Hay Press avenue. In de-
said among other things that her pretty
smile is enhanced By Ter thin lips. In
print II read: Her pretty smile is
enhanced by her thin hips"
When this was discovered We were
in a pickle. 1t is not permissible in
print to speak OF woman's hips. But
even so. no woman wouid tolerate the
mention OF thin hips. Ii would give
her more offense than to say that she
had big feet.
We dreaded offending Miss Chuck
neck or her father. who is big poll
tician at the county seat and might
prevent US from getting our share of
the delinquent tax list printing the
coming year.
There was nothing left for US to do
but obuterate the offensive words. Sc
the whole Hay Press stan. including
) the editor, smeared them out with oily
| printers ink. This was why the Hay
t Press looked like a CENSORED Russian
9 publication.
Truly the bannisters of life are full
J. of splinters for the country editor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Tommy Burns is making a hit with
the people OF Oakland by doing his
daily training stunt in public. Every
fan in the city takes an afternoon off
and goes over to watch him at work
Squires is also visited often and all
agree that he is a good one. We should
get the returns on the Fourth by 3
o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

My, my, what can be the trouble with
those Cubs. Why they allowed the
Pirates to get away with another game
yesterday making two straight, and
the latter are not much to boast about
either. 1t was the pitchers fault again,
and Camnitz evidently got a coaching
from Liefeld as to the faults and fail
ings of the Cub batters. Carl Lund-
gren was not hit very hard, but he
was extremely wild and allowed five
passes, but the seven hits were pretty
we'll punched. Holman was the bright
fielding star Of the game and also was
the leading batsman getting two
bingles He made one of his famous
catches when he meshed one off the
fence from Honus Wagner's bat. Joe
Tinker went into short and Holman
was sent to the field as Del Howard
displeased Hank O'Day several days
ago and now he is resting for three
days per orders of President Pulliam.
Ruelbach and Lever today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
WITH THE EDITORS

Henry James picturesque old house
in Sussex in known as the Charles
Lamb house. from its association with
the life of that famous author. Mr.
James keeps up thoroughly well
ordered establishment in spite of being
a bachelor and one of his principal re-
creations is TO take long walks along
the country roads in the vicinity Of
his home. A vast amount Of work has
been accomplished by this man Of let
ters concerning whose genius there has
been so much disagreement among the
critics. Some twenty or nearly
half Of his books have been novels.
nrany volumes of short stories stand to
his credit, his work as critic is recog-
nized by many who are unable to read
his fiction; and then his life of Haw-
thorne and biography of Story, besides
many early descriptive essays. so
various is the expression of this per-
sonality," writes II. S. Dwight, so
that our novel in mannertaotaointa
novel in manner and matter. =
that our inability after forty years
either to accept or to reject it is per-
haps not to be wondered at"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo, 6; Columbus, 3.
st. Paul. 4; Kansas City, 0.
Minneapolis, II; Milwaukee, 10.
Louisville, 6; Indianapolis, 3.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
4~H~NAANN~~~A~N ~~~~NN~A~~~~

$1O000OO
o
ed
in Civ a education-News Iteml
me is a
by a o Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
THREE EYE I.EAGuE.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
the semi final Kid wolgast knocked
out Danny Goodman.

The Detroit team bumped the Maps
yesterday and as result they are two
games behind again The struggle this
year Is a beaut and promises to con-
tinue until the end OF the season. The
fans are up in the air over ii ana are
roofing hard for their teams The
Maps play the Tigers today and the
Sox play them tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

The new pitcher, Fortunes. has a
good chance to get his six foot five
inches in strong with the Hammond
people if he viii go IN and pitch good
ball, win or lose. Fine chance for a
growing boy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
THREE EYE LEAGUE.

Clinton, A; Springtield, 2.
Bloomington, .; Dubuque, 1.
Cedar Rapids, 4; Peoria, 2 Twelve in
nings).
Rock Island, 8; Decatur, 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Richard Croker showed that he is a
good sportsman when he sent a
challenge to Captain J. II. Greer. the
owner of Sieve Gallon for a match
race with Orby at any distance from
five furlongs TO three miles. Greer de-
clined 10 accept.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Karl Behr was put out of the run
ming In England yesterday by Norman
+. Brooks OF Australia, after one Of the
best matches of the tournament. by
three sets to two. Miss Sutton. how
ever, won her match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, 3; Chicago. 1.
New York, 8: Philadelphia, 2.
Boston. 6; Brooklyn, 5 (ten innings).
Cincinnati-St. Louis, wet grounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 0.
Washington, 16; New York, 5.
Boston, A Philadelphia, twelve in
nings).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Moines. 9; Denver. 2.
Sioux City, II; Pueblo, 8.
Omaha, 5; Lincoln, 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Packy Mcfarland showed last night
that he can be considered with the best
in the country when it comes to light
weight pugilistic honors, when he won
the decision over Charley Neary in Mil
waukee. The boys went ten of the
hottest rounds ever pulled off in that
burg and the crowd was on tip toe
all the time. Mac went through the
mill without mark, while Neary was
punished badly. The boys went at it
with rush. but Macs clever blocking
and footwork pulled him out of bad
holes. He used the good old straight
left while he walloped with his right.
Only in two rounds did Neary have the
advantage over the stock yards boy,
the fifth and sixth. and those two were
near even. Packy showed that he could
punch hard with both hands and sew
eral times had Neary wabbly. The de-
cision was good in favor of Packy. In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29

Victor Hugo's Intellectual Autobiog
raphy" is a belated volume of Victor
Hugo's writings the manuscript of
which dates from the exile in Guernsey,
when the genius of the writer under
went that well known change which
gave to his later writings their melan-
choly spirit. Hugo directed that the
manuscript should not be published
until some years after his death, his
purpose, apparently, being that he might
without reserve set forth his private
conclusions on literature, philosophy,
art and religion Hugo's heirs have
withheld the book for a still longer
period that they might be able to make
it the chief memorial of his centenary
The first half of the volume is de-
voted to literature and art. while the
second gives the authors convictions
as to the human SOUL mans destiny
and God.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-29
he Hopkins Weekly Hay Press
TOM BoNFIELD :: PROP. ED AND PUB.
susscIinon AavertsLna clreuaion satcncn, ss : =

T ON NFIELD

dVeEsns and Circulation Statement subcr 10 Search wsant
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
ARTICLE FOUR.

Fifty Thousand Dollars, divided and repre-
sented by i've hundred shares OF one hundred
dollars each, and as soon as fifty shares have
been subscribed for this corporation is author
ixec to begin business
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11

quali6ed - electors under the constitution
and laws Of the State Of Louisiana, 70 take
the sense OF said tar payers ON the question
Of mourning debt and the issuing Of nego-
table bonds therefor, for the purpose Of
erecting and constructing . water works
plant for the town OF winnheld. La. and
levying and assessing i've mill tax on
the dollar per annum for the purpose Of
paying principal and interest on said bonds.
Section l. Be Il ordained BY the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of the Town Of Winnfleld,
La, That special election be held In the cor
porstion or winnAcld, La, ON the 12nd day Of
January, 1871. ut which shall be submitted to
the property tar payers. qualified electors un-
der the Consultation and laws Of the 6tate Of
Louisiana, the question Of incuf1ing debt and
issulng negotiable bonds for the purposs Of
erecting and constructing . system Of water
works In the town Of winfield, La, and 70 -
sess and levy tAx Of i've mills ON the dollar
for period Of thirty yeen 70 pay the principal
and interest," On said bonds: the said bonds u
be issued and the tax 70 be levied and collected
according 20 law.s Said Indebtedness to Be IN
sas e & "a ia aSs
bonds to be issued therefor ahall run for .
period of thirty years md shall beax interest It
the rate q hye percent per annnm, the tag g
be Ave mills PR annum ard said Indebtedness
to Be incurred Tor The purpoee o. erecting and
constxucfing sy.te9 Of waser work. IN the
i i 70 s. naa6sred NON one 70 one hun.
for tie sun q Two Hnndred and Fifty Dollars
nd sn.ll y DE sd peg9bls ten bosds Jsaa.
honda January l. H: nineteen bunds Jnnuarv
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
ORDINANCE NO 90.

An ordinance levying special tax Of Two
Mills on the dollar valuation on all the
properly subject 20 said tar in the tow o.
Winnfeld, Louisiana, in aid Of the ire
mont a. Gulf Railroad, said tax to be levied
and collected for period not exceeding ten
years. beginning with the year 1872 .nd
sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ts levied and
collected and paid over to the fremont =
Gull Railroad according to law.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen, Of the town OF Winnneld,
in regular session convened; thai pureuant 10
. special election held in the town OF Winn-
1905, at which special election assubmittsd 70
the property tax payers Of the town Of Wtnn-
field, who were entitled to vote under the eicc-
q special tax Of two mills on the dollar vaiua-
the town Of Winfield, to Be levied nom year
finuing net more than ten years thereafter
until the sum OF ten thousand dollara = collec-
ted and paid to the fremont 4 Gull Railroad
at which time said tax shall cease, and,
Whereas, the commissioners and officers OF
election, holding said election. made their re-
turns TO the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen OF
Is. 1905, for the purpose Of promulg1ting the
resuld of the special election. al IN the mAn-
ner directed By Ordinance No. Is 81 the town
Mayor and Board OF Aldermen having Compfl-
ed the vote cast in said special election and
having found SITTER due PRONUNCIATION q the
result lHat INT e3ta sPe<>Ae 49, - S@@A.~>A ~
the following:
No. persons veting for said tax------ 81
persons voting against said tAx-----.-- y
Property voted for said tax.-.----------- $5oseoe
Property voted against nstd tax BIB
Which result was duly proclaimed ~ the
Mayors public prociAmation bearing date q
Therefore. We, the Mayor and Board Of AZ
der1nen, Of the town OF Winn6eld. Louisiaun,
hereby oSdain, order and direct that special
tax of two mills on the dollar valuation ON AL
the taxable property OF the town OF Winudeld,
Louisiana. be levied according to law in aid q
the fremont & Gulf Railroad; thai the 1atd
special tax be extended on the assessment rolls
OF the town OF Winnfeld by the proper omcers
and that said special tax be levied and collect-
ed, beginning with the year lsos and coufinu-
ing thereafter from year to year for period
not exceeding ten years or until the sum q
ten thousand dollars IL levied, collected md
paid over to the fremont a Gulf Railroad, ~
which time said special tar shall cease.
This said special tax to be levied and collect
ed under the conditions expressed In TIE pett-
tion Of the properly tax payers Of the town Of
WINFIELD. pursuant to which petition said
special election was ordered and which pett-
ton is OF record on the minutes and ordinance
book of the town OF WINFIELD and u annexed
to ordinance No. IS OF the town Of Winnneld.
SIC. 2. Be it further ordained. ETC., that
this ordinance take effect from and after It,
adoption.
Approved December 4. 1903.
Will A. STRoses @. n Bnyuxs
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
Article 3,

The objects and purposes for which this cor
noration r. oraaniled and the business TO be
carried on BY L are declared to be the follow
IL build and operate an ice plant and . bot
Ting vorks plant in the town OF Winnneid;
y, fncft1re Ice and sell the same at whole
saie OF retail; to manufacture and sell either
n Wholesale or retail all kinds Ut pop, soda
hsndled or made BY . bottiing works plant; TO
cary on and do . general cold storage business;
To Inv and sell either 1t Wholesale or retsil all
kinds Of fuel; and to do every other act OF
thing necessary to carry on the business ior
which this corporation II organized.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
ARTICLE z.

The domicile Of the said corporation Is here
by ixed and established 1t Winnfeld, Winn
Parish, louisiana The president. or In MS
mon vhom citation and all legal process shall
be served. The oficers Of this corporation
shall be . president secretary and treasurer,
but the Offices Of the secretary and treasurer
mav "a filed by one and the same person.
said oliccrs shall be stockholders in said cor
porstion and shall be elected annually oy the
board OF directors, and shall serve until tneir
sncreaeor1 are elected; however, said omcers
= All he subject to removal 1t any time by the
hoard of director for good cause shown.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
ARTICLE 4

The capital stock OF this corporation shall
be FIFTY THOUSAND Dollars, divided into AND
represented by Five Hundred shares OF Ont
hundred and fiity shares have been subscribed
for this corporation it IL authorized TO begir
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
PETITION ZOE wArnawosxs.

To the Honorable Mayor and Board Of A1dar-
men. 0f the town Winufeld. State 81
Iouisiana. :
= The unf5erxirnexa r,,nstitutin~ mora than 49,
f;fth Of the tsS psyers Of the town o. Winn6eid
who are Entitled Ia vote unfIers 1he e1rvsff0u
laws of tie State of Louisiana. and uarficnlsr3v
Art. 2s1 az the Consfitufion A. 81 ~ A.
III Of 1900 and Act is Of i507. ard M ofSer
laws 81 The state Of Iouisians ana fovn q
Winnfield pertaining fo the some subIect nat
ter resbecffuliy petition your Honorsble Bofv
Il order n election "a - held IN az tovr ~
Winniield for the purpose Of takinr the &c.,
ar the property tsx PAYERS. Who - entitled a
vote nrder The election lnu1 81 the 800 az
Louisian q on the question Of the levy a 4 sre-
cial tar of ave mills on the dollar yriunfion 81
all property Of the town Of MINDED for tke
purpose of incurring debt and issnaDoe 81 ne-
gotiabls bonds bearing i've per cent. intereSf
per annum for the purpose Of erecting 80
constructing system of water work. "a the
town Of Winnfeld, LA.
Said tax 20 be levied on the dollar valuation
Of all property In the town Of Winnneld nom
year 70 year beginning with the year 1901 and
to continue for not more than thirty years o.
until January |, 1888 That Tie bonds 20 issued
shall be numbered from one 20 one hundred
81 $ I: ID ~ s ssss :: =
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
ARTICLE SIX.

This charter may be changed, amended
dissolved by two-thirds vote of the stockho
ers ct meeting called for that purpose.
Should this corporation be dissolved by
vote of its stockholders, its affairs shall be |
Undated by the board Of directors as liquid
ing board,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-01-11
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