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COUNTY OF GLYNN.
r. ~. u1--..-Lt. Co..
70 the TOnofable SuperIor Court Of
SAID County. 49, = - -
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and Tsslqepts Of said eoupty, and state,
resss shtOFs ,sqt ssts court:

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ressq fu shfoFs f9sth9 court:
I. Thai Your petitioners. for them
selves. their associates and successors.
desire to be Incorporated in accord
anceywith the laws OF said state t4ider.E
the corporate name, and style Of .B.
Borchardt Company
2. That the object of said CORPORA
ton is intended 10 DC the pecuniary
gain, profit and advantage Of its stock
holders; to that end they desire sndI
pray that said company may have. IutI /
power and authority to, engage in ths1
Wholesale and retail grocery bushels.
either o.. both; and TO. manufassiinTre I
buy, sell and deal IN, either fox ggis-k
or upon commission as agents forSt65 ],
GERS, al III artists g99dsp wares 8nd. Wer
chandise. builders materials Of all
AIDS AHilders' Supplies Of any sanGf'
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or ommissaries. Or stores for tie as97
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to deal q, coal and coal prdduetso. SWpSS aa I
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to handle, and dispose of for Rife af3f I
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nsrehalndiss, and TIE same To receeiiTaeq. I
upon ssfl63lf,aaige al, warehogs eman End fd]
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TSdkoh psls ssnaas cles&So superior
court OF said county do hereby cer-
'la 1faf the above aud fareg A,ay>7
tgaal aisd seaEIeaF copy -qfsdheeopss -,
pefstien lfor charter ofcB. Bpsess. sS1
Company of file in my Office. yshooNs
This JaaqaFN l2th, 1899, mr. ~
,,.i els9i H.YF. paRienoAo ~,
NleEt Spna5ier Court Glylm .goHpsal
Georgia i,
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asAMPsoR.n

Sampson Is the talk Of The town.
He was shown t. Coo paid admissions
yesterday
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I71''S y u UUlAal UuNI IVss, UIIIIts hnIa
agents in asa aotEst cWaT f esaRg !
ties of said state, or m the United
ls5 Eli sas III SD & 8sSlis e Sa-

WHEREFORE, ~~-4'eur petitioners /
pB4sr thlSt thisr application Ia9lass,Ae
STAB auR9nb 4gahkkiplners dc8qi N :,
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a9HRrs me SAID nIa}pe and style sS, II
hS9G6hAEFdts fiQmql4Pa9nS With al tha lSi.isI
aAaJlRMiisgs bn this p petition prayed ~
sa.R2qsiSq94set atqaIsqfh ,liahilitiest, aSD1sst
ilp.Ea t4i9f6pfS.f9f ,aFe fn9gh gFescri6e aSI 81
tAai law lq6 said state, .,.I q 80
,tAngdb ,petitfEnsAffN as eitip3 p4pf4o 5otssrs
VIII eVfiff apfiaNf e4esR p W kTragssv y;
Petitioners AttorpeV.
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Company hasS eoMsaIs ID esed sanA aKa !
point such officers ana agents as may |!
ess5 s',nIgI',S 1af'I e. sYe VA The

ADOPT such regulations, rules and by
laws that may be deemed proper; that
II may SUE ana be sued in the1. o5rpdr-
ateptame5d To phad and he impleude5f9
withs9teo !havsIand iisa IA aaOrpant elb
'sea9i 9and generally to- enjoy .aifd ,ss4sl
,ercise all the rights, pomBfsiand Ihattsts
,legesgdusnal ana ffnbid6nt ftoiibaDSanxsb
icofporatfonss under thashwsxRf sastaB l
state. .19illsia b-qa 4sruase |,
, 81 h'ifaeI7 thpwoapital5 stook aobssdfH
,coiApalF 9seishe HnnnIob fifty ahoasaHvsos,
,dolla4slR$5Al000, 06pSof. which sahpyuug.
your pstitsonersii shomfstenii ter5 csixas sy
haAsi aHahdyf1edn paid ainta ahHD yubf
,pdl4tiaiofs psay hhatisheyiba asahsasar7
the Vpflv legBf1o phF sion he said rsto6k,.,
Iinnsai6 icdmpa nSfi eftlpaye imicash5ldv ieST
equivalent in real or personal Tspper,y
ty, or both, at-such valuation as may
be agreed dbbii Qssa III g 4sfeeiT stDRhs
,hetedfh YodF fpeNaSnefk desire to
have the right to increase said capt.
,talS#dck at any, TIME dpof7 ID ai&tsW
twhl thirds OF iphehstock OF sagdscwtnedi
.panSoneJ iHdtiiexcetdmgo h,niaruaec
and fifty thousand dollars Ns2sO, aooyoq
0Gyiba9d Il brs bIGDs7@ sa!sinnoM
4%That tlie'biinelpal offieeh andi slateee
of tfansaetphg oaAaislofngg the 6aFesm etosso
orr haido company shah be ihi,eAh sf.adi
ofofBtaaiswickl 1eGd 9deunty adaaexataew
withaFhe Aqghti and privilege tod lsesata
and establish such branch houses.
places Of doing business, offices and.
agents in a@ sotFet cWqSg III csasg /,
ties Of said state; or m the United
skIess q, ssls9M.ReeETf. q Qgkabe de-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
Alleged Libels Specified.

And the Grand Jurors aforesaid. upon
their oath aforesaid, do further present.
That under the circumstances and
conditions and with the same statement
OF antecedent facts and circumstances
set forth in the first count OF this in.
dlctment and by reference thereto made
a part OF this count, the same as
though fully set out in this count, the
Press Publishing Company aforesaid.
the said Joseph Pulitzer, the said Caleb
NJ. Van Ham and the said Robert II.
Lyman. unlawfully and malicously
contriving and intending to vlllify and
detame the said Theodore Roosevelt,
President OF the United States; the said
William II. Taft. the said Charles +.
Taft, the said Douglas Robinson and
the said William Nelson Cromwell and
to bring them and each OF them into
fanny and disgrace on the fourteenth
day OF october In the year OF our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and eight,
at the district aforesaid, OF their great
hated and ill-will toward the said Theo-
dore R9oseye't fis sid n,u,; Of =, the h,
Taft, the said Charles P, Taft, the saIa
Douglas Robinson and the said William
Nelson Cromwell, did unlawfully and
maliciously publish and cause TO be pub
lished a certain false, scandalous, ma
licious and defamatory libel of and con-
NNfHlub tilt sdIN tIA''h'lN iN'tSN
President OF the United States; the said
William II. Taft. the said Charles p:
Taft, the said Douglas Robinson and
the said William Nelson Cromwell,
which said false, scandalous. malicious
and defamatory libel was In the form OF
an article printed In the said newspa-
per called The World, and OF the ten or
following, that Is to say:
panama secrets wiped out in Paris
IN June" imeaning thereby that there
were some secrets about The sale Of the
said Panama Canal to the said United
States and that the evidences Of them
and OF the reports Of the said sale were
corruptly destroyed in Paris on the thtrd
day Of June, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand and eighO. shortly be-
fore William H. Taft was nominated all
records OF new Panama Canal Company
vanished meanng thereby that short
~ before the said William II. Taft,
half brother u the aforesaid Charles +.
Taft. was dominated for the Presidency
OF the United States all OF the records
Of the said C0mpagnie NOuville dl
Canal de Panama disappcdred. WHO
got 100000 paid Is st.ll mystery
Liquidation ~ company ceased suddenly
Its archives CMean.ng thereby its
records, plans and mapsJ Tunnel
over to L. s. tAleauiug thereby the
said United states OF AmpricaJ CCopy-
right, 1903. hy the Press Publishing
Company, New York WorIdJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
TO CONTEST EXTRACTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l.. - pelavan
Smith and Charles II. Williams, owners
OF the indianapolis News, who were in.
dIcted by Federal Grand Jury In Wash.
ingthon to-day, announced that they
Will contest cXtraditlon to the District
Of Columbia for trial. on the ground
that 1t was committed in Indianapolis,
the place of the publication of the
Nauc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17

Compaigne Universaille du Canal Inter.
Oceanque de Panama. laughed
frankly and said, they will have a hot
time over this thing, II II has been pub
lIshed as campaign bomb. Agents Of
these men, whose names | have given
YOU" tmeanlng thereby the said Charles
p. Taft, the said William Nelson Crom-
well and the said j. PierpOnt Morgan,
''as well as of others whom | identify,
I am not ut liberty to disclose, quietly
bought up for several months thousands
or shares of the old Panama Company
and many OF the bonds OF the new COM
pany all through the country" meaning
thereby that the said Charles +. Taft,
the said William Nelson Cromwell and
the said j. Pierpont Morgan, through
their agents, secretly bought up during
several months thousands of shares Of
the aforesaid Compagnle Cniversele
du Canal 1nter-Oceanlque de Panama,
and also many Of the bonds Of the
aforesaid Compagnie Melville du Canal
de Panama all over Franco,
1.-The small holders of Canal paper
FASTENED to take advantage OF the free
or nothing gifts unaccOuntably laid at
their doors, for the shares for many
years had been considered practically
worthless by thousands Of peasants and
other modest owners I'm the mean
United States "the Government was
being successfully worked by the syndi-
cate and especially by a Western men,
Der thereof tmeanIng thereby that the
said scheme TO cOrruptly and frsudu-
lently make a large sum OF money, 20
wit. the sum OF thirty-sly million five
hundred dollars, in Connection with the
sale of the said Panama Canal TO the
said United States, was being success
fully carried out by the alleged syndl-
cate. including among others, the said
Charles p. Taft, the said William Mel
son Cromwell, the said Douglas Robin
son and the said J. Perpont Morgan,
and especially by member OF the said
syndicate living in the western part OF
the said Charles p. Taft, who resides
in Cincinnati, o. '"bought from its own
citizens I'm reality the United
States bought the canal from its own
clzitens instead OF the French share
holders" ,meanng thereby that with
out its knowledge the United States
bought the Panama Canal from the
aforesaid alleged syndicate. consisting.
among others, OF the said Charles =.
Taft. the said William Nelson Cromwell.
the said DauElas Robinson and the said
J. Pierpont Morgan and paid its pur-
chase price OF forty million dollars to
the alleged syndicate whereby the al
legged syndicate corruptedly and fraudu- |
lently made the profit OF thirty-six
million five hundred thousand dollars
aforesaid.
The distribution was not thought
sufficiently important 10 require that |
attention be called TO 1t, although 7 my |
self am inclined to think the United .
States could have made a better bar |
gain-a far better bargain-by dealing |
directly with the French, This opinion |
l,,,, 1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
5000 KILLED BY
EARTHQUAKE IN
WESTERN PERSIA

TEHHERAN. Persia, Feb. l7.-News
was received here to-day showing that
the violent earthquake recorded Jan. %
at almost every scientific observatory In
the world where seismographs are in
stalled had its location in the Province
OF Luristan. in Western Persia.
Sixty villages in this district were
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
CHARGED WITH EXTORTION

Albert Gernorl, nineteen years old, OF
No. ~ Cherry street. and Frank
Vinala, Of No, 40 Madison street, who
were arrested last night on charge
OF eStortion made by Frank Bologna,
OF No. 10 Baxter street, Were arraIgned
in the Tombs Police Court to-day he
fore Magistrate House and held in 5000
bail each for an examination on Friday,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
Went to District.Attorrey.

Tn answer to my Indignant refusal,
the blackmailers stated that even II
they could not substantiate the stories.
and even If there was no basis for the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
CROMWELL TALKS
OF BLACKMAH
tsnscla I, The EyenIng World !


WASHINGTON Feb. Il. - William
Nelson Cromwell issued the following
s.,,o,,o,, 60 ao,,
S'',.,''v"' 'o'u'S
NhiIe the Grand Jury had this mat
ter under Investigation could not with
nronriatv mako o,v whit, s,a,on.
P'P' 'e.! "'"Ne an! PUBIC statement
respecting the subject or these crimi-
nal libels but now that that body after
long aud frI, i,ves,iy,,,o, ,,,,a o,.,..,.
"H ' 'u' ''7a''''' '"'o ever!
feature OF the case including the com
plete documentary evidence covering
an roi,,s b,yo fourd al, ., 49, ,t
az VI VIC pun
Hshed allegations In connection with
the purchase by the United States OF
tho panama Cana, nronsr,y "a ha ,,,,ol
, - " w VIM
y raise. ana nave indicted some OF the
parties responsible for the circulation
~ tbo fa,sehoods <ee, ,b,tror fr..
we '''"' an ''e'
10 speak
Il wish to say in the most positive
manner that the stories respecting the
the New York World, the Indiananolis
News and Other papers and for which
the editors are indicted were nor legiti-
mate neyspaper publications They ynre
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
LAWYERS FINE RENTED.

County Judge Fawcett OF Brooklyn.
to-day RENTED fine OF $500 imposed a
year ago upon William o. Miles, a law
yer, upon his conviction Of fraud in
connection with sewer overflow claims.
In addition to the fine Miles was SEN
fenced to the penItentiary for one year.
lis torn expires on Feb. u.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17

use OF the names OF Mr. Charles p,
Tart And Mr., Douglas Robinson. the
! publication OF the stories, with the in
clusion OF the names Of those gentle.
men, was bound to injure the cause OF
the Republican party, and particularly
would defeat, they believed, the election
OF Mr. Tart, and they argued that be-
cause OF my well known support of Mr.,
Taft's campaign, should be willing
to pay them $4,000 rather than permit
the publication of those stories; that II
! lid not purchase and suppress the
stories would be Sprung late in the
campaign, when | could not have time
to send to Paris for records and proofs
or otherwise overtake and offset the
stories before election.
81 decided that the time had come to
place the matter before the District
Attorney Of New York. and | did so.
Il was told by these parties that II
did not pay them the stories would APP
pear In the New York World | have
absolute proof that tile parties behind
these stories were at the time In fire.
Quent conference with managers of The
World at their office and residence upon
the subject of these stories According
to tie threats and after the New York
World had held these conferences with
these blackmailerS, the stories did in
tact appear in that paper and were
copied By other papers, throughout the
country.
The World Nor a Party.
Il do not state, nor do ! believe, that
The World was party to these at
tempts TO blackmail me; but do say
that 1t was dealing with the same
gang that was attempting to blackmail
me: that 1t knew that | had laid the
Matchmaking scheme before the Dis
trict Attorney of New York. and that
on the very eve OF the publication Of
the story 1t not only had my explicit
denial and denunciation of the stories.
but received direct personal notice from
me In its editorial rooms that the sto-
ries were false In every respect: that
they had been ooncocted and used in an
attempt to eNtort money from me and
also of the character of the parties fur
nlshing the stories; that the matter
was In the hands Of the District Attor-
ney, and that offered It opportunity of
ascertaining the truth before publca.
ton.
There never existed the slightest foun-
dalton upon which to base any OF the
allegation contained In the stories pub.
llshed In The World; there never was
any purchase Of the securities oS the
French companies by any American
syndicate or myself
Every dollar was paid directly by the
United States TO the French companies,
In the Bank OF France. as is shown
by the official receipts Of the li1uidators
OF both companies on file in the United
states Treasury. The division and dis
tribution OF every dollar of the 81. O0O, 900
was made under the authorization Of
the courts ~ France: the records exist
OF the payments OF this money to some
1000 individuals, and each Individual
receipt for the sums each received is
on file in the court and bank records
In FranCe."
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wholly or partially destroyed, and ma
resultant loss OF life Is placed between
5000 and 5000 persons.
This IL the first accurate location OF
the violent earthshock OF Jan. %, It
having been supposed up to to-day that
the disturbance had centred In Western
Asia, In Asiatic Russia or even In the
waters OF the Indian Ocean. The rec
ords showed that the tremors wers
OF practically the same force as thossN
which on Dec. % converted the coast
regions OF Sicily and Calabria into
scene Of desolation and ruin.
The shocks In question were recorded
in London. Berlin, Hamburg. GoettinA
gen. Vienna, Stuttgart, Washington,
Albany, etc. ETC., and even in far of
Cape Colony.
The Province OF Lrristan is very
mountainous and sparsely settled. II ID
about three hundred miles southeast Of
Teheran and the only communication
with the Persian capital Is by courier.
The inhabitants are chiefly Bakhtyaris,
an offshoot OF the Iranian people.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
Save the Babies.

something frghtful We hardly realize that
OF all children civilized
nearly onuarter die before they reach thtyseven
cent than onehd before they fv and onehf before
they ffeeui =
We do hesitate say that timely would
majority Of precious lives
these nte deaths occasoned BY the of narcotic preparations
Drops uncts and soothing sold for cns complaints
less opium morphine They in considerable quantities.
deadly poons In quantity they upc rrd circulation and lead
congon Sickness DEATH Casto exactly the but
you that hears the signature Fletcher. Coa
the blood to circulate properly opens the A.
pores Of the akin and allays fever. N uCI
Genuine CastOria always bears the sig oflze/ZTZLM
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Sum Said to Have Been Sufficient.

IN Huntin. promiennt engineer Of
the old canal company" (meaning
thereby the said Campagnie tniverselle
du Canal interoceanique de Panama.
and an opponent OF the sale to the
syndicate Cmcaning thereby the al
legged syndicate aforesaid 80 said he
thought the sum paid by the United
States was sufficient hAk that It never
reached the shareholders OF the old or
new French companies meaning
thereby the said Compagnie Universelle
du InteroceanQue du Panama and the
said Campagnie NOuvelle du Canal de
Panama. "a the United States Gov
eminent naively thought It did. Tech
nically. however, added NJ. Huntln, the
event was merely a financial transac-
ton which Is not calculated in these
days 10 excite criticism Of an adverse
nature either In France or America" to
the great injury, scandal. rIdlcule and
disgrace of them, the said Charles p.
TAFT. the said W!ll!a mNelson Crom-
well and the said j. Pierpont Morgan.
against the form Of statute In such case
made and provided, and against the
peace and government OF the said United
States
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-10
Comfortables, label Linen, etc.

We have very large stock of blankets and comortables
on which you will surely money if you purchase them
during this sale.
We also have very large stock of Table Linens, towel
ngs and towels which we will sell at cut prices during this
sale.
We also have large stock of Bed Spreads in plain
with fringe in different coors which will sell from 2Sc to
&c less than REGULAR prices during this sale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-10
Youths Overcoats.

or Knickerbocker which we will sell from 81. to $500
less than regular price during this sale Our stock of Child
Overcoats very large and prices will be very low
You will surely save from so to each coat dur
ing this sale.
We have a few Ladies and Misses Suits, which we
sell at a great reduction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-10

Our Men IS SOC WORK ohlrts Will go at ACC
We have extremely large stock of Furs and Muffs
which have just arrived which we will sell from 81 90 TO
less than regular price for each fur and muf
Children's sets of Furs and Mufs at soc set and 90
a set worth double the money
We have a large stock of Ladies' Fur Hats which we
will sell at reasonable prices during this sale
We have a large stock of Mems and Chldren's Cans
which we will sell at reduced prices during this sale
Mems Derby and Soft Hats at reduced prices during this
sale
Mems and Ladies Umbrellas
75c Umbrella, SOC Umbrella 75c I.25 Umbrella, csc
$50 las 200 1so
We have very large stock of Holiday Handkerchiefs
for men, ladies, and Children in silk linen The prices
will range from &c, &c Sc and high as I25 each
We have just received extremely large and upodate
stock of Ladies and Gents Neckwear which we will sell
reasonable prices
Ladies Waists will be sold at reduced prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-10

very large stock of Ladies' Black Skirts in Worsted
or Vol which will sell from rs up
25c and 3oc Window Shades for zoe
Ladies' Percale and Flanneette Wrappers
sI25 kind for 100 100 kind for 75c
Mems Fanneette Nightrobes.
SIPS kind tor 100 100 kind, 75c soc kind, 42c
Ladies Flannelette Nightrobes in extra sizes
81 .35 kind for liz 100 kind for 75c
rs SO so 42c
Heavy Fanneete Petticoats worth soc 2c &c for
Our csc Ladies' Underwear will be sold at 21c zoe Under
for Acc Ladies soc Union Suits for 42c; 100
Union Suits for 75c.
Mems Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear single double
breasted we'll worth soc will go at 43c We have
very large stock of all wool flannel Outside Shirts which
will be sold at reduced prices.
Men all wool undershlrts worth SI25 for Soc
Ladies Shaws all wool double and single will be sold at
reduced prices during this sale
aides, Rlack Heatherhloo1r Pett;coate
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
WILL INTRODUCE BILL
FOR JURY REFORM S

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 6.-Senator Tom Ken
nedy Of the district attorneys Office in
san Francisco has several jury reforms
up his sleeve for submission TO the
legislature. Kennedy intends TO intro
duce a bill which he framed with the
assistance of Assistant District Attor-
ney Louis Ferrari providing for the
same method Of impaneling juries in
the police courts obtains in the
superior court.
The idea is 20 get rid of the profes
sional jurymen who hang around the
hall of justice waiting for a policeman
to summon them for service Kennedy
would like TO see a venire made up
once year by the police judges, and
believes citizen should be excused for
a year after serving once.
Another bill which he will introduce
is aimed a the abuses that are cur
rently believed TO play part In the
decision Of damage suits brought
against certain public service corpora
tions. Kennedy would change the law
so that a hangeron summoned on a
jury may be excused without challenge
on the showing that he has served on
a jury within q fixed time.