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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
Low WAGES ARE rule IN JAPAN

What is the economic condition of
OF the average Japanese tax.
payer, is the interesting ques.
ton that is considered In one
of the chapters dealing with the
fiscal situation in the Mikado's Empire
in Thomas F. Millard's book on Amer
lea and the Far Eastern Question.
The question is especially pertinent
because of the recent agitation among
the mislej plantation laborers to Sc
cure an increase in their wages on the
ground that they could not live de.
Gently. with their present income.
In 1904, an experienced economist
gathered statistics on the month
ly income and expenditure Of
an average japanese family. consist
ing Of man, wife and two children.
The result Is as follows:
EXPENSES
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
ON GUARD

II is apparent from the last two
issues of the Advertiser that 1t has
withdrawn from the controversy
arising over its attitude toward the
strike trials.
rs motive for so doing is absolute
~ Unknown to us. Neither directly
Oh Indirectly have We had any COM
uur ication with any of the repre-
peJf itives Of that paper, and know
40 acre about its affairs and doings
cor erning the matters involved
thg does the general public.
SIS far as this paper is concerned
II ad certain charges to prefer
aga lst the Advertiser and It's asso-
ciat,s, and it made them and de-
Tended them when made, and is en-
tirely ready to maintain that de-
tense at any and all times.
Its motive in taking action was to
secure fair trials in all the strike
cases many of which are yet to
be heard - and by fair we mean
FAIR TO THE PROSECUTION AND
THE. PEOPLE as well as to the de-
PENDANTS.
1T is substantially conceded on all
sides today that 1t was the PROS
ECUTION and NOT the DEFENSE
that did not have a fair hear
ing and fair consideration in
the riot trial. Hostility to plan
tations was interjected into the
councils of the jury trying that
case in plain violation of the
oaths of the men that did so; that
the charge of Mr.. Lightfoot of lar
oeny and burglary preferred openly
in that case against the attorneys
conducting the prosecution precipl-
tated the rebuke and castigation Mr.
Lightfoot received at their hands,
and this only when Mr.. Lightfoot
insisted In disregarding the ruling
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Dencit ................. 1.16
In commenting on these figures Mr..
Millard says:
IF this accurately represents the
income Of the japanese Of the lower
class, such family will today be pay
ing an annual taxation of s. per cent
Of its income"
The earning capacity of Japanese
family Of four In the lower class is
estimated at Yen 100 annually. which
requires the children to work. The
100 Yen that this japanese family is
able to earn Is equivalent to $4,000
At the lowest plantation rate Of SIS
per month this same family would
earn 1864 in the year. This shows
plainly enough that there Ia not going
to be large exodus on the part Of the
disgruntled followers OF Maxine and
his colleagues hack to the domains OF
the Mikado.
The mean wages of workmcn In
japan Is shown In the following table
which has been compiled upon the
average income OF the workmen In
\ The trades mentioned:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
THE EMPIRE.

A decided novelty will be put on at
the Empire tonight. Sibyl Campbell.
Reid, originator, teacher and champion
dancer of the Pacific Coast, will give 4
series Of character dances. Tonight
she will give the famous Spanish
Cochuca.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Frank Perriera, who was arrested
yesterday for attempting 10 commit
en- the maximum sentence provided
by the law, but that only amounted
to a $10I.1O fine. Perriera claimed
that he was drunk and did not re-
member anything about the affair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

gest agitator in this city,
and have made two-thirds of all
the trouble that has come to
this city for years. Why don't
you get your brains to work IL
you have any left?
81 .s.1 WHITE AMERICAN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Our safety is is having lofty ideals
and in constant labor to secure their
realization. Let the getting Of mon
ey be a mans ideal and he will Of
necessity grow toward the dust: let
man hunger and thirst after the
kingdom Of God and he will grow
into strength and enjoy an unspeak.
able peace.-Joseph Parker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

ministration of our Territorial af-
fairs.
Let the skulker and knocker get
aboard or get out of the way, and
let law, order, justice and open and
above-board treatment prevail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

If there is any indication that the
strikers have returned to work in
the right spirit. 1t is not yet appar-
ent to the ordinary observer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Let us not fight over what the
telephone is, so 1t is one that works
a reasonable number of consecutive
hours every day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Crete does as 1t is told Though
tremendous in area and population,
poor old China has to do the same.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
44er's
Cherry Electoral

is entirely free from narcotics or
poison Of any kind. 1t is the great
remedy the world over for colds,
coughs, Group, whooping- cough,
influenza, Ia grippe, and all bron-
chial complaints.
Accept no substitute or cheap
and worthless imitation. Be sure
you get Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Put up in large and small bottles.
Psspsrsi " d. l. Q, Ays I o., Lowell. mssa. u.s.A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
ONE OF The RESULTS

The following received In. this
mornings mail so clearly points to
the line Of thought and action pro.
NOTED by those knocking the case oil
the People in the strike trials that
II is presented to the readers of the
Bul letin. II shows that the
methods of the assassin have beer
fostered by covert sympathy for tn,
principals In the local game to brint
about government by assassination
II speaks for itself among intelligent
men:
Honolulu, Aug. II, 1909.
Editor Bulletin.
Dear Sir: - In yesterdays
Bull letin Mr.. Dening says
that with certain newspapers
sensation is always preferred to
truth. Now, what about the
headlines of the Bul letin
for the last two or three
months? II they are not SEN
sational, what are they. The
white Americans know that you
have always worked against
them in favor of the planta-
lions and cheap labor. You
are nothing more. than a low
down plantation sucker, and
everyone in this city knows 1t.
The Japanese that tried to
kill Mr.. Sheba made grand
mistake. II is you he ought to
have got instead of Sheba. You
are the thug and the big
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

~ BULLETIN Ans PAY IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16
Warehouse Trust
REAL ESTATE
MAN0A VALLEY:
Three bargains in homes and home sites in this farowing

Modern bungalow built two in the Puupuo Tract
Lot Of L400 So IT, House contains Price 75C
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-16

Modern two bedroom cottage Lanhu Drive College Hills
This property exceptional well located and recently
renovated. Good value the price asked ,,...,...
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21

a New Orleans Saloo,,ist Convicted for
Selling Liquor tn Ih,,tecn Years
Old Grit.

Lake Charles American. John Nc
Namata. n New Otlean saloon keeper.
has been convicted Of selling l,quot to
a ,J-yeat old girl. The saloon keeper
of his type. and they seem to flourish,
despite the efforts Of the Model License
League is never satisfied will, the priv
,lcges the law gives him tie is nj
ways trying to gather IN few tainted
dimes bv selling on Sunday "r to minors
~ to hal,,,ual dt,,nsards. setcnely dc
t,ant Of public sentiment and afraid
only Of an occasional strict Judge OF M
officer win, docs his duty Tie can not
be made to understand that he ought to
obey the law as other citizens do. And
after while when the public sentiment
he has Houted and dei,ed rises up and
Indignantly sweeps him clear oft ct
business. he is ,nvstite.l aud amazed and
cal, find nobody to hanc tot It except
the preachers
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
A MISTAKEN POLICY
Success II, Agriculture Must Rest "i
Intelligent D,vctss,hcatiou

he Journal u moi given to advising
,ts tatmc, readers how they should con
duct their business. hut il Is impressed
witt, the conviction that il would he 4
mistaken policy Ia abandon cotton rails
ing to too great an extent. Some cotton
should he raised on every farm. The
idea is to raise \ variety. but let cotton
lie the main part ot tho variety. The
best policy. it see,ns to US. is for the
tarmc, to raise all tho truck. poultry.
etc . he ca, for ,asl, during tho spring
and summer months and cotton fo, the
TALL money The main idea is not to GO
too largely into an, one crop. Many
farmers know this and arc acting &C
,cordingly but the few who arc figuring
ON doing away entirely with cotton
might do well to reconsider their plans.
Mansfield Journal
Nor would the Caucasian venture tits
book learning" on the tiliets Of the soil.
but tho advice Of the Mansfield Journal
il sensible As cotton Is the ready
money crop. to abandon its growth
would. except IN rare instances. lead to
serious embarrassment. The policy
which has always been advocated by the
Caucasian. without it's intrusion on the
farmer. has been: Live at home from
the products Of the farm. y
WHY should a farmer go to town ~
an empty wagon and return home with
corn. or dry grass styled hay. which he
should have grown on the land7 Why
GU 10 town and buy meat from st.
Louis or Kansas City when his smoke
house should he filled will, ham and
bacon from hogs of his own raising
The live at home farmer. aud there
are a number Of such ei,tcrrr,smg and
progressive horny -handed. have about
them all the products Of the farm he
sides 4 surplus from which they can
realize some ready cash, Such men arc
independent Of merchants and OF bank
crs and live at home IN the fullest en-
ioymcnt Of the fruits Of their toll
What this class Of farmers have done
and arc doing. can he and should be
done Nv every farmer who would I've free
and happy IN the realization Of his cn-
.leaevots. Il is IN the dvctsitication that
this success is secured The 'up-to-
date farmer will not neglect to grow
some hogs and some corn aud some
grass and some Of tho things which can
bc produced from the soil and to these
he may have as manv acres ct cotton AS
lie can cultivate and gather without re
gard to the boil wccvil and other pests
which. as blessings in disguise. will
stimulate his energy and his activity In
the end his reward will he teekoned IN
ii profit which he can measure in dollars
and cents
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
REAL ESTATE MARKET
Record II Realty I,ansact,r,,- ~ the
{ lily aud Parish,

Real estate transfers furnished l'v the
addn Abstract 90. |id - MAJ e'''l
ei,cet nrr"s,tc court house, ! - l'u
bank. president J. \ Icoua'd. vice
president ram " Mason. secretary
i T. l5ubanl. t,casutet
: {. Il"stcitc, /" w. II More
field. pat of lot = Groom subdivision
Of Mon''rgsr",t f,rr.
+ l. Faull IL " II NInrci,clI. lri
/, llm u, ,, Mrnt,uesrn,t $500
Geo NJ lluclahay To w ! | l"n,
son. ,,l,c, on MI seet,nn = - except
west hall Of southwest quarter, als'
southeast u,,a,.er Of southwest u,,artes
aud southwest uuartet 1T s",tleaF'
unatte, section :" 90. fs""
e. NJ lIutk,l,av to Busch Everett Go
southwest quarter section I = -. eo,tl'
cast u,,attc, Of southwest quartz, and
southwest quarter OF southeast q,,a,te,
section :" Z, IS. $,1.1"o.
G. + D,,na"u I" Busch Everett Go.
northwest quarter ot northwest quarter
section ~ ais. $,"lo.
I. Z. Crawford to Husch Everett { o
southwest quarter IT northeast quarter
southwest quarter 1T southwest quartz,
section ~ 2,,s. $erD
Geo. Phillips to W u Noel =outl,
west quarter and southwest quarter ot
northwest quarter section 20 y, 1000
!. T. Hagrns to T. Ma,t,neau. cor,
tract To erect sstory brick building on
saloon building $so,, 90
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
COLONIAL, TEA

The celebration of Washington s
birthday hy the Pelican Chaptc, ~ A.
K. will take place tomorrow ut tho Cad
do Club from !, 80 to s 90. The enter
tain,nent will he characterized by great
simplicity Tea girls III the rt,'n cos
tune Of tic Puritan maiden will serve
the guests. and little pages IN colonial
dress receive the cards. Special guests
will htl,e mattons Of 1900. and Daugh
tiers If the Confedetacv
a hand Of strings. playing the ma
tinnal airs. will add to tho enjoyment
If the afternoon Receiving ladies' III
colonial costumes. national and Pelican
colots everywhere will give charming
to,cl, Of the olien days Loyal mem
cries will I've stirred. and social good
feeling strengthened. by u common pa
ttiotic sentiment that makes It's all kim
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
MRS e. NJ. CHRISTIAN

There was buried yesterday afternoon
III Greenwood cemetery loveahle won,-
an. Mrs. &. NJ. Christian. whose death
occurred at her home in this city Satur
day. February M. at J 20 am Mrs.
Christian had been i'll about one month
She was cndcared to all who knew her
She was devoted to he, homo aud was :,
true and consistent Christian She is
survived bv her husband. four da,gl,-
tiers. Mrs. ]. =. llamell and Mrs.
Charles Hamell OF Texas. aud Misses
Grace and Bertha Christian. and on,
son. Charles. who are residents oi
Shreveport The burial was attended
by large gathering OF her friends.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
EtfSSTANIIING LOUISIANA.

The Louisiana Democrat he State
Of Louisiana Is rapidly becoming Rus
sanizcd in so far as the restriction Of
personal rights is concerned. We send
lot Of men to the Legislature every
two years. who haven't the most inhni-
tesimal conception Of aheir duties to
the people who send them there. but
who Immediately upon their arrival at
Baton Rouge rack their brains. Il they
have any. to devise schemes to forge
shackles for the cnslavcment of those
who have given them political promi
hence and preferment.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
NEWS IN BRIEF
Interesting News Items Gathered by a
Caucasian Repre- sentative

TRIBUTE or FLOWERS
More eln1tieui 'ha, Wrtd@ IL the hour
1T uu@pealahle suttnV ate tower
utl,n,c .rlen, sweet mre-cnrst- wh'l
winch cod Ia heauti.,eI the earth
| LEI, beauty aud trarran,e arc III balm
t" the st'cvsd haeti
Ntl, the coming ,pue nf the beloved
voting vnn,ain Nj Nl,c t,n@lcau
Dale. v1l, th,t last sleep upon het
were tribute oh 50 beautiful. "t How
ere 10, ~n,s,l friends. literary aud y.
t,,n,,, sn",ct,cs Will, which she wls at
l,l,atcL. testified to tl,c,, love If aud ~
probation 1T hc, \ pillow If Ted and
white carnations bore a card from the
VIM NJ Bates Chartc, u. - G.. Of
Nashville. tribute If l,l,cs from The
Nashville Chapter Daughters Ut the
American Revolution. roses from Tea
,,nths and 81 Joseph lilies wc,r ~ this
tender tribute with ~, a. r1 sympathy
from The lt,,ve, s,tv M classes IT IT,
Montgomery Eell Acaden,-. Nj fnr
ter Nite 1T cN t.uvrttnr Porter. i'tni
= N CIa'l, aud othc, svnrath,5'ue
ft,euds
Friends II homo testified IN the eltnc
'cnier WAY thc,, loving tribute IT, her
mcunty. \ cross OF red aud white ar
nat,nne can,c from Shreveport. tharte,
U. u { White carnations with
crossed lag t,nn tho Pelican thart',
u \ X aud the Confederate battle
ilag III ,osee on \ hcld IT blue ttnu the
tcuetal LEROY Stafford { amp u & v
! icse were all laid tcnde,ly aud ,cyet
entity. covering her last resting place.
while fr,cnds stood Wv with bowed
heads and sottnw,ug heats that ono
50 good and purc had departed from
this earth
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
" \Nllll,

NJ once W. WANT al energetic man
~ woman t. tale charge ni OF, Sub
e,,irt,nn interest IL Shreveport and
N',rltv Permanent place and good
money ~ hustler We train YOU IL the
work before starting llampt"n'- Maya
5,nc. sales department. New York.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
DIR, WRIGHT PLEADED GUILTY

DIR. 7. H. Wtiht. negro physician
and druggist. has pleaded guilty i" the
City Court. Judge Fulilove. Of selling
wh,skey in violation, Of the prohibition
alw. He was assessed to pay fine ot
$,W. Including this fine Or. Wrights
experience III selling whiskey " over
will respect the law.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
HYPA1TA

February business meeting was held
with Mrs W. NJ Lcdbettct ut her
pretty home on Gary street. After the
usual routine Of business the election Of
delegates to the State Federation at
Lafayette. March q u. took place and
resulted as follows: Delegates. Mrs, Il.
" Lindsay. Mrs Austin Thigpen. al
tcrnate. Miss Mary Furman. Mrs. w.
NJ LedbeHer. alternate. The election
Of Mrs. Irma McVov Egan to nember
ship III Hypatia was announced.
Ilvpa,ia is to he congratulated on the
acquisition Of this most desirable mem
hers Mrs. Egan is cultured woman
a college graduate and accomplished
musician The personnel Of Hvpatia is
represented in the society woan. the
business woman. the teacher. the news
paper woman. civic worker. the student
of domestic science. and now the musi-
clan who will be able to supply the note
lacking in Hvpatia's harmonious com
pletcness.
Dainty valentine favors bestowed by
tho gracious hostess with delicious re-
freshments.
Hypatia's literary meeting will be held
with Mrs. J. NJ. Foster at Curragh-
muir February ~ at 3:3o o'clock.
DEL EGATES TO j.. A. r. CON
FERENCE.
Mrs. P. Yourec and Mrs. Thee
Minge left Thursday morning for New
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
WORDS OF WASHINGTON

WORDS OF WASH N(,lON.
Peace with all the world is my sin
cctc wish.
Whatever services | have rendered
my country. in its general appreciation
| have received ample tewatd
Good sense and honesty arc qualities
too rare and too precious not to merit
particular esteem
The namc Of America. which belongs
to you must always exit the Just pride
Of patriotism more thar any appellation
derived from local discrimination
Observe good faith and Justice to
wards all nations. cultivate peace and
harmony with all
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21

Tomorrow. February -. Washing
tons birthday the great national ann,
vctsatv. will he celebrated. throughout
the length aud hteadtl, Of the land
Who can eve, forget l,,m-tl,at majestic
figure that has come down IN history as
the defender Of his co,,uttyt-he found
Ct of lil,ctty-tle friend ot mat,
Called NV his country I" the defense "t
her Liberties. he tr,umpiantly INDICATED
the rights ot humanity. and on the pill
lars 1T national independence laid the
foundation ot great republic
Born tho hcnefacto Of mankind. he
united all the qualities necessary to- an
,llustr,ous career. Nature made him
great he made himself v,,tuous
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
IIt ltNCI, NOTICE.

MI Ietsous fttnis 81 corporations 'n
my h''e'n'7- which '"1n'fc license must
p,nc,,,r =,u,c he fore March 1T In and
fef ill date i penalty Of pes cent
,upnil, will he collected rs required by
law ! J. ~ on RNCY.
Sheriff and Tax Collector
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
ARTICLE u

The ru,r"se7 10, which this corpora
t,n,, ~ formed aud IT. objects Is hereby
Acslated to be. I" promote social 'ntet-
course between IT, members and to pro
vd~ anu@c,uent aud recreation tot
them to own. lease aud acquire 4 club
house. -, place ~ meeting Tor It's mcm
hcts Tor amusement recreation ~ 80
cal intercourse. to promote aud Gu
courage games Of skill and Other act.
., the public ~ '- board IT directots
may determine
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
THE LETTER LIST.

The following il 4 i,st Of letters Re-
naming uucalled for ~ the Shreveport,
pos,ols,ce Tor the week ending Thur ada
If.h,,,At, -. 1000 \ ehAtpt 81 Oh, reut
will be made f., each piece Of ma,
advertised When calling for these let
tc,s please say "advert,acd'' giving tn.
mail may be secuted by having yon'
mail addressed to street aud uunl'e,
date IT advertisement Free delivery oi
LADIES .,Sr
\,lanle Nj Nptl \lhed Nh -
VI AARON Nj a,ls,,uc
I,.nL, Nj. ! 'l,c. Ea,,. Nj
lm Brown NJ. ! ll,c. I'1A,l ,II'e
Brown M,ss May. Eyae Mr. | III,
Ecll M,h lcnc, Hau'|e,,t Nhe@ t'ae,
\ E,""ls Mis- II,tt,c E,r"I4 Nh
Fila
t"lI,n~ Mr. E"qr Collin, M,~@
E"v"an,a tturel M,ss Hcss,c .,t,,
Miss ll.grat CLAYTON Mr. Harold
Clark Car'"l,
D,ll.,d Mis- P,,lean D,v,g Nj
S,hh,e p"nsla- M'e% Judith " Ia
VI Miss Ida. DAVIS Jewel. Ia Mes
Na,y
I'n,lsl, MI k,''e
Franklin uh,La l'ra,,i hug Nj. I
',oodcu Mr. ',anl,,n. t,a,,rtt MIN
ne '.ll,u Mi, nren,a s,icun Mi.
Mac. Gardner Me- Fannie ',tah Mi.
Father tatn', Mt | ,lei
II,mnc, NJ licleu pig IlarJy
Mr. Sarah Handy Nj. J. l.
IInnpn Nj lI,ttct Hank MI. / -
IRONY lame {,
l"hueou Matte Hc1I l1t4 -o, MI.
! die I"hn@"n MI. Kst4. Iacl ,on,
Ms Rosie. la, son Nj. An,c John
son Ms IIa,n,cr Ann I'ta,,@c lack
@o', Caroline Inhn4"n Mis- l,atly
I.""l Nj Lucy. Iemu'nnv Mr. w
/ Iutle NJ II >
Meme Miss An,,c. NIonce Mr.
t,,stcen Mcllcdge Ila
Orr Mts Maggie
rtcshy MIS- Lu,'c Parker Mis-,
Ma,v. rctsnn Miss leIea. Powers Nv
Agatha Pos, Mis- t"rnc,a
E,vcs Rose. Rogers Mrs Il Z .
R,p,ic M,=S Rose Routcnlrtg M,s@ !.
Robin Mis- Jessie. Rake Mis- Delta !.
Eascoe Mr.. Hattie Robertson Mrs
ltmtnct
S,nnns Mrs. 49,. Scott Mt. T.. J. :
S,n,th Mr. Charity
Thompson Miss Matte. Trichel Miss
Harriet !. Thurman Mrs Mah,'a :.
Taylor Miss tn,unct Thomas Miss
Dome Tall, Mrs, I!ess'e. Turner Miss
Catherine
Nandc,,haugh Mr.. -
Watson Miss Lulua, Whiting Mrs
| ella Woods Sarah White Madam e.
y Walker Miss El1ar. Wmhctly SO
phton,a Washtal Miss + Williams
Miss Annie
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21
CHARTER


state IF nt,,.l,u1. i',tl h ct hd'in
II # remembered that on The 2tl' day
ri Iltttia,y 1900 hei,,ts mr. !! ~ t'4
t.tt-tr,u. = notary ruhlo dulv 'e.t'r'rir
! st,,utI and =Wrtn tni and III til" Va
Ill 1T { nr,lp. state IT | nt,i-ta1iA. 'et
..tlally eau,e aud app. at"d l"lui i"tn
E, auty. I,nni Ic.hcl,l.. Iae j. -hell'll.
I,,nl. .'t,,rh l'Anl Etit5. Anton
Iha4,,l Anton l.rur,.. Frank lehc'n,l.
Joe M,Ll,,l, Jacob lushel,. III u'l. T.
N.n.lc,he,r. " t."cLeken. Zoe kran
v,ch Valentine /asat Jacob Klaus.
Iohn C.anku. Frank ko,d,s. John cc'l.
t.,aga k,ate,uI,. Atoms Eol,sh. Joseph
T,oha. Anton ,ka,. Joseph PavIc.
ou,s Fabian. all RESIDENT. ot sa,d Par
,.h and state. who stated and declared
t. nc notary. that Ava.l,nR Themselves
ni the Constitution aud laws Of the
state Of ou,sa,1a. they have tn,mcd
themselves ~ we'll a. su,l, other persons
a. NAV hereafter hcc",ne aesociatcd
with ,hrn, INTO \ corporate aud body
r,Itt,,. aud have adopted aud ordained
The following. tu=w,i
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-21

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