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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
tRTICLE vi.

This charter may be modified, changed or
altered. or said corporation may be dis
solved with the assent of three-fourths l3-4D
of the stock represented at general meet
ing Of the stockholders called Tor inat puI
nose after ten DAYS previous notice shall
have been given to each stockholder mailed
To his last known residence as II appears
on the books OF the corporation.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
CHARTER
" THE SOUTHERN FILM EXCHANGE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
w LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW OR
XANs, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
F1uTe 7 -.

-. Known, that on this twelfth C2th)
~ tne month Of May. In the year of our
lissx ene thousand nine hundred and eleven
y - !, and OF the independence of the Unit
n,,ss.a rs OF America, the one hundred and
~ tl35thl, before me, Henry Leon
- ~, Notary Public, duly commissioned
- asnned In and for the Parish Of Or
- - Sate OF Louisiana, and in the pres
- ~ tne witnesses hereinafter named and
H~en Sned personally came and appeared ::
kl,2 ". Lamb, John Albion Saxton and
~ Pierce walmsley, Jr., all resi-
ISss.d the City OF New Orleans, State OF
- sa, and OF the full age Of majority,
~ ,aeciared, that. aaIling themselves Of
6tiu o.slslons Of the general laws Of the
4 WI ~ louisiana relative to the formation
n soorations. but especially of the Act
4 tno,c. the General Assembly OF the State
ov,esnsiana OF the year 1904. they have
-. and agreed, and they do by
~. VWesents covenant, agree. bind and OBJ
- themselves as well as such other per-
VA s s may hereafter become associated
Nv. mem to constitute and form them
- mo corporation and body polite In
q ~, me purposes and objects and under
&ucies and stipulations following, to-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
CHARTER
OF THE MENDOZA BROS. INC.

OF THE MENDOZA BROS, INC.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
oF LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW OR
LEANS.
Be 1t known, that on this fourteenth day
of June, in the year one thousand nine hun
dred and eleven, before me, John wagner, a
notary public. duly commissioned and sworn
in. for the Parish of Orleans and City OF
New Orleans, therein residing, and In the
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
ARTICLE /.

Nj name and title Of this corporation
0ireTr the SOUTHERN FILM EX-
Ssn ME-, and by that corporate name 1t
Z n,. lave and enjoy succession for period
NM, !. nine (99) years; IL shall have the
"a ma ~ contract, sue and be sued: to make
kre. corporate seal TO issue bonds; 10
otssnd lend money secured by mortgage
se,rS S,n to have and employ such man
0lnlc,s directors, officers, agents and other
pSssi,es as the interests of the said cor
u ~, may require: to make and estab-
Z 49, bylaws, rules and regulations for
4 sis nsgement and control Of the affairs
hss eorporation as may be necessary, and
y n. and possess all the powers granted
nps.s nWs or this state to do all things
r.. and proper to carry out the OBJ
T. ~ purposes for which this corpora
organized.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation Is formed. and the nature OF
the business to be carried on by IL are mere
nv declared to be: to manufacture Pur'
chase, sell, lease, and to deal geneFaay en- IN
the exhibition or reproduction OF MOVING
pictures on screens or otherwise tor lts own
account or as agents for others, In the STATE
of Louisiana and elsewhere 10 Duitu, p Sor
the exhibition or reproduction OF moTIng
nictures on screens or otherwise; 10 puy
and sell as well as lease, patents ana pat
ent rights in conneetlon, n Wit rornorat ion Is
formed: and in general to do all thlngs
necessary. Incidental and proper 10 carry
ont the objects and purposes or SAID cor
poration.
ARTICLE w.
The capital stock of this corporation is
6xed at the sum Of ten thousand dollars
$50 600 OO), 10 be diided into and repre-
sented by one hundred (lO0l shares OF tne
par value Of one hundred dollars sluo.o
each and said stock shall be paid Tor 10
cash. or its equivalent, as called for by the
This corporation shall commence doine
business and become a going concern con oGn oa a.
Of IFS capital stock shall have been sub
scribed to- No sale or transfer OF STOCK
shall be valid or binding on this corporation
unless made on the DOCKS OF the eolpoia
ton. -, ~,
Should any stakeholder desire to sell MS
stock he shall first offer the same 10 the
stockholders of this corporation through
its Board of Directors, and any stoekhoIdei
AT its book value, at the time Of Offering, oil
within seventy-two (72) hours Thereafter
hut mon the failure of the stockholders e
Stock NAV be sold to any one desiring t.
nurchasp same
No stakeholder shall ever be held liable fol
the contracts, debts or faults Of said cor
poration, nor shall any mere informalty II
rs organization have the effect of render
ing this charter null. or of exposing an,
stakeholder to any liability beyond the un
| paid balance due on the stock owned by him
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29

Well
Get
You
Yet

Not through ads" or cut
prices. Not through any
tniuG ou earth but QUAIL
ITI and VALUES. YOu
can't deny them-yOu can't
dodge them-you can't
beat them
We otTer extremely smart
fabrics. stripes. serEes aud
a.. cloths, In mighty natty
NeaveS and deItrOus I'm
styling. The inside or
groundwork is simply per
feet.
When We say these pat
terms OutdiStanCe anything
yOu'll see at this price by
T'Y months. this notice
-ugnt TO interest you.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29

A true copy from the original on file in
my Office 49, r.,,,,.,,,, ~. ~,
June % % july 10 20 % IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
-@Orabsr2o 2oSabrsm lpurSe

-9orabsr20 Sabrtn tpuroe
so. O. Trenn aus 45blonD, @is.. irss
aen Worbts on Doipin Wi. Steel Sn
lanasr Jrtibiisitrafs Derartbeilt. Selt
sipei 5ahrsn bsfinbei Ct iih ipisoer In
ssreiheit, fonb abr, nIs tr bic WausrH
bes 3uttbuuies srlieb. feine sbemas
liqe ssrau als bic Ooiiin zines uHoss
-Ten. Gr bate nun ibon oft gebroht.
ben Wlonn feiner friibtrtn Jran 5n
ernlproen nnb psriuhte nun an
Dienitaa feline DrOhuns fpnbr su nns
den, inbem er burh eiH Jeniier cuf
ben Mann. ytomens JalHes Duiss,
fhoB. Die austl ging aber ftbI, ims
merbin perurinhis bic Shieberei cine
sepaiiias aufreaung in Der StaDi.
sSrenh iDurbs fur3 bnrnuf psrhufict
unn iieb. nun aufs re,is, tpsgen MOrDs
nerfuds, elmer ihpsren Sirafs eutses
gen.
4beetihIt. 0on 6arrist gets
hsre Einlus. Der grfaferin Don On.
tel 2oms hiitte@, miro in elmer eng.
liihen 3eiiidrifi cine amiiIante Nnet.
bot. ersdbli. s5tr Bruoer Gtnrr
Warb 9seder erSdblie ibr tines Icgss,
ibr BUD lei nun aah ins Jtalitniihs
iibtrisbt fporDen, ,inn sirnr BON einenl
W0nh. Dieter babe einen gr'd Dol.
ier gsseiiisruna on ibn geihrieben uno
erilart. ipsnn er bic Jrou, bic niefss
Wert psrfnbi, nur tin einsises Mol
fiiKeR Tonne. iuiirbt q germ iierbtn.
rHun,3 fiiots mRr. 8seher bin3u, i'd,
babe ibm unterbtHen Dein Bib ass
ididt. 6dsrift; nbtr feitDtm tabe ID
|Hi9is MIR Ssn I'm Ssbsss.4 q
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fih lsbt unb benno9 eleihseitis gana
kftimmten 3peten, bic auBerhalb iei=
ner ielbit liesen, btent. Gs erfdeint
ola cine ih0pferiide Sroft alIersriten
Hanges. Die beutfde Getperbemarfs
itebt bod ouf bsm Martt bes internas
tipnaIen Netttompfes, unb Der arupps
fhe Stabl lit un3eritorbur. llnb mi,
baben gsfeben, baB oieie bpbe Marts
itne bieie lln5eritDrbarteit nur 0ani
ben INNER ipahIenoen ipiiieni6aftlid.
tehniiden Ssnntnifen Dsutihldnbf
errunuen neroen.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

ihen 2ebr5eit oIs erfte reife Gruht bos
grobe unb tiefe Grfafen be: Mntite
unb bamit ben tlaififhen Stil beimses
brdht, Der iibsr Wspbsns unb 3eitenz
tpehfel binaus cine stpise Gsltuns bes
ipahrt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

@skh6eH. eutes hsaiices. II 9abpe cit
'uti Sieus ale psnDermnosseIi. i10 81, nc
npIden Enent+T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

Der nofhbafte pitfpIo.
GGit NOfienb): .an bem aOmpOii
fshlt etipns!1
pittolo fdngitlih mad bem Cbtrs
ftlInsr ftknb): .Ja, obsr aur eli, sins
siges lofftIheu pou; in oebs Jbntn
.msiu G5Isnmsst rarasfla
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
giarb am goRaersgae ben 90 Etfober 1911
In ieiIrT 3SobraHs, nc. yle Soleroni aoeuae


gsliebier Gofie Ron E.aia Gusrimann. GEO
.ga6. TN Hlter bon g. fGbreH Tie 5eerhi'
plrHe iinbet itatt nou1 Eyr.erbauie Glts aIl
nilpEing, ben 80. Effptcr um s uNr ~ Mtia.
ssuraens fuoruuf am ubT In eeT Ct. g5tl'
belmB STRIDE riH feterfidrs .PeGuieM GSaetaIisH
ptSa JgeiIHhe firb etRrC.aeCn ze.2a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

qelisbtsr Dnite Ter esgiicrteueu Gpnifs EGn5
GET. So9saHo, in tstHen 81 GebtHeldhgs. Ets
See-htglu4 'iufci iirif BON LJa.ierbGlt'e unf
60 I1lT SbcTpar sleems arr MRpuiae, De!
50 Eit0Ter, III u ltE aaaaL- gteHnee llss
GsrpeaoefI
2s2a lie ffautrnsfa 9inifrblIsbsnea.
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8erlangt--Deiblid].

Geutf6es aRdohen fur 9osuni.airs.af.
belt uiio ao6eH. flene Souilte. 5561 tllaS'
ia eoe. aooH s24 n. 30
eine erfnbreue oer.f1e aocsu; euiel
Econ; GulDteblungeH ofrtanCf S57g gsaib
iriaion slee. ahonooge. 27,2e,Zs~
SuHees srab6eu, nm Del Der augesneirer
SausGTeeii 6u hel1en. 1an3uirQaea i5l4
a Eager Blaze. 2SalHui Stas. -3nene "
Cal. 2T--2
rs shrfettn in Der Scbruan gstiitveneetmait
ar Stablnnh ape nH' Msi slubarn Dlat
sifpas eriabrnHs toJeH. 27,2es
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ssbi'. 3sos efsae'ne aoas. EsoaecIs. zsIs'
Gentfaee mdb9eu tut aIleemeins
SeHsnrbeit 22S mao4psuriS yIeee. DIT sl1'
bufu II
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hfi'en s. bic g9cce nHe Hafbeflglaaa
gadmiraatH BEL II. q. gIes, isi CT /.
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Ean'ilie; feln asdf1eu. 1911 CT EscgauaH
Sirlbt, gsainui 4ias.
5unets aqdb6eu fEr Isiaie eausorbeli;
TEN sso6et ssafdcH pbSr 5aeeIr. 1926
gaf6tran. * saoms. Glsrpas Fpenue
tns fasio aiH gsie. ssries Sia-
@dhesu sir ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nrs aotsrn:
lem zsai1eh esi (BleHiroos Ant,, aDeH6ole
Gerflnfcrinnsn Ibe 2orent gros.
20, Mace ilne eiber eaabs
Gntcs Rabesu. 2ss altaun ssbeuas.
No0nsaIe
agGeeen lr oaaemsius saaiembsit: fsiu
aoabeE. ises foaiii sttnbe, a8ciati elas.
afatn. herbs,ratbeir. cute. fBr goartsna,
hdBs. 8of Sairre1er Eounioe, -. CT. iS40
sainai stTnbe 2 stec.
wabntu far nsrairs-arheii: Ysins ia.
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slscuenIt
f2afefrau far gsonias. 28os eelnlO3
-, -, y.
mhb6en iir nnafmsiuf E,xusarbtss; fetn
asaibeu; epieg 9ohn. e92 9. gpescenf ebc.
Gdhdsr fgr sinla4ss sso1sn. snsene's.
ii21 sinin SssGse
mtbteu cher grau 'Ar orsenesns
polsaresii = aothe, Sps.aa 0Irce aee,
nus nEe gtbItt Etrate.
Eiti1sHeefufle--frdnulim.
gunser maun fadi Ei4ue @oIB Xoiisr,
gunamdTH Ceer BARTENDER. D. tkcniIna. IL
s.aa0n ElEdbe.
aRGuH rHb GraH futsn Glens in etner
41i5nitGHlille; bic sSrGA ale aottH MHG her
mann R1r 8agEarbsli e1g. goSa dgknrei,
Jos isiHsldD &fgabe
@arfsepsr, bu sHaiifden nne eeaifden
SEate Hatsta. fatbi Etfas. r. a. e., e2a
kipinaitnn EgTaBs
2enifpsr mtftellabFie. faft EisHe, I'm
alih, 4iifrb. eiirnaee IlBs nupemsiue Grbeti
su teioTgeT. KelHiIi S~4m ohne 4lSh8t
0f Gotn. EoRifl, 1927 Central Acfnnf
GdHn. iunacr, esrbesgatbeisr. frsiaf1i $isfs
OILS ggi6paseyfs [reibeT DAer srefub eta
Iiirsnsri q. bcafer. Gog i2s q, Route 8.
eaeli sscrf sloas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
an5eigen fir Gndbernfe.
5n Snnie:-
DR.. r. Holmes
90. Eftrber.
We 8 CT Mote strahs.
Sn Dermicthen 9inurer

re. i0s2 Ntttentpnfs @trase ~
8tnuHer TN i. Stp6 porna: 2 Simmer I'm
4. Etpd, hirten; 2 Summer tint 4. Stof,
gale. bc
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Gathariuu n. Chnt.

Die Rsrroienne fiubtl f'rit am gecnina mcr'
gtH nl $50 Il6g bon LTusrrhGnie G.as, 80
$50 Eauf 5iraBe. spOrou' nm = ibr In Der "a
Aa31tigHlie sttrche esE lstLiltiss 8eaatem cbee'
hQltsn tpirh
1s.2s Tie ssaaeruSta SiatrrsiisbeHsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

Eiarb orr 1oHnerifnc, ben e. CttDheT 1911
Gorpena I'm 10 ubT rp1tIoey'essn NIT ben
bI. sterbc' 'afraWentefi GF'eTe iYtrigsiGtlte5tt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
Hmrlis hptttatr.

80. Dgtobtr. 9aAmiifaQ5 : rbs, BON TFdasrs
bauit aus, Sc, 25i2 8drtpe Ssfase, mosi
Gsglponnie HAe UreuHbe 55hitsi etnaeInheH
tlab BON eA
1929 zramernstu SlHisrblitssnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
Qbrif q. Strunk,

SStiiiutr bon Gsinn1 Sirun,. gfh Ticuerrr, In
ieHcnl 5z Gebensiahre. 5rgrbtguag am 5nns'
tag, bpn Is. Gftebsr. Eu usr Retnriitaas.
pcm Iraierbdufe ans. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

GeutfneS mRaoden fur Gospni;airs.s4f.
beti uno soteH: fleine SousiIte. 5567 Elass
ia Gpe. AeeH SEA e. 30
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

eiurb dm Gennerfiae ben &C. Eituber 1911
s1u1nifiogs 2 ubr As l.iEuieH, tn ieiuer gaoa.
iuIug, 30. 26i2 Ssrigl @rUoe elbelue,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

@nt subercttefes efken6effen bet ssfnn
aus .yliiH1eu; a5tcis Csc. 4srs. Sefrani
zoos elm SiT. 27--2es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

aeIterer gRann, nm TN Saloon su az
beifeH, guar0, GUNNER gnb etsras actH
8i11 sEeii o. GtrdBe,
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3ehans Sdloh.

5tark on Jtsitaa bar q. EttebtE 1911. II,
; iitT Wl5raeTtS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01
i4aaenbeek's Narrowest Escape.

am often asked what is my narrOw-
lst escape. Perhaps the following is
the closet shave l have had: was
experimenting the dispatch of some
ANNALS at the railway station in Ham
burg, when a half grown elephant,
which was standing in n Of the
trucks with it's legs chained. suddenly
turned round and tried to pin me to
the wall. was at that moment exam
lining a cage containing monkeys.
When I entered the car / knew the ele-
rhant was cross, and should have kept
my al towards him. Instead of do
Ing SO, I turned round to look at
something. and at hat moment the
brute went for me. He tried to pin me
10 the wall; but fortunately for me his
tusks were too wide apart for him to
properly grip me. The tusks just
trazed my skin OF each side Of my
back. One Of my men rushed to the
rescue, and pulled me down between
The animals head and the wall. They
then stood me on my feet to sec II my
back was broken. With the exception
ri torn clothing and a grazed skin, I
was all right.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01
PLANTING BULBS IN MAY.

There are several bulbs that may be
set out In May. The anemones, pre.
sentlng . variety Of colors, may be
planted during the month ana win
rome into bloom in July n supply
lowers until the middle OF September.
caladiums, well known to ali earden-
r.. crown. Of course, for their foliare.
mould PC set out in May In rich, deep,
veli drained soil. The summer hya-
cintns. hyacinthus candicans. should be
planted IN generous quantities ana A.
way u groups. They bloom from July
70 and. with heavy protection
~ winter prove hardy. In many Sec
.s0ns g tne country montbretlas also
should y planted this month. D,hiis:.
essoIOloe tueeeous begUntas (trans-
psaased2 tlgri1ies and tubercsss also
n01Io ~ ~ out ~ the middle Of the
e 49, glantineDe Wesk apart . 8.
800 SeoooooMeo0 oe beoom.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01
The Years Youna kina.

Oh, golden is the Summer. the time of bud
and bloom.
OF roses fair. and lilies rare and gardens
Of Perfume;
or south winds softly blowing, across a
SANDY WHY.
And little ships in sheltered rips, and
crested waves at play.
but VINO would hint at treason, unto the
Years Young King,
Inc royal. reigning season, the hopeful,
happy Spring.
And tender is the Autumn, the days OF
corn and wine,
OF burdened trees and garnered leas, and
purple fruitcd vine.
VI oirds that band together to plan a
journey far
10 orange shade and covered glade, be-
meath the Southern Star.
ru who would toast a rival, before the
Years brave King,
The httest for survival, the heart entranc-
ing Spring.
Oh, wondrous is the Winter. the zenith OF
the year.
With drifting snow and lakes that glow
When tenlrests sweep unbridled and
strangely through the night
The Star worlds float each one a boat,
upon the sea of white.
who would crown another, the years
have but one King,
From each to each, no other tina love-
compelling Spring.
A truce to all discussion, a fms to all
doubt,
When white and blue and yellow, too.
the hyac!nths cone out.
Blue skies and dimpled waters, and, SUBJ
tier yet, q fame
That never man of mortal clan, hath
dared to give a name.
And who would signet offer save to the
fair young King.
Loves Jewels in his Golfer, the pulse be-
witching Spring.
-IAalia Mitchell.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

Gold-the sovereign and %half-sover-
eign-is o being largely used in In
dia instead Of silver. Traders, instead
OF going about with bags Of rupees,
have taken to carrying gold in their
was imported into India, compared
with $36,0o0.000 In 1905 and go, 600, 900 in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

The Students Advertising club. at
the University OF Wisconsin. has just
afiliated with the Associated Advertis-
ing Clubs Of America, and Is the first
advertising club composed solely OF
college students to join the national or
~ganization. The club will send a dele
cation to the meeting OF the national
advertisers convention to be held at
Boston.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

A building has recently been pur-
chased In Peabody, Mass. by the Greek
orthodox church Of New England which
y 20 be used for the establishment Of
. preparatory school to be known as
the American Greek college. It will be
connected with the University Of
Greece ana viii be the only institution
De it, kind In this country.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

one OF the freak bills before the Ok
lahoma legislature would require sim
glo men to give up the title Mr." and
use one equivalent to the word ''Miss,''
the theory being that women would
thus be protected from flirting with
benedic.s In the belief they ere
bachelorS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01
PeopIe That Jsr Ue.

People That Jar us.
Home hunters that We know are ..sbeauts.s
They couldn't even hoo the chuteo.
eome blacksmith are such stupid men
They couldn't rightly shoe Q han.
soms pressmen simply drive u Wild.
They couldn't wen Feed Q child.
Some dentists We would Ike TO taunt.
They couldn't ali . long.felt want.
s g9s Ig ,;:sn;!.st a.! = ss.psrts po:s
sssms , ss..s.... s. CIV; y. : ps.a.
There ase some eops-po naass ~ msn.
VINO couldn't wen arrest atesntson.
7ss; : sss.ss' y a.: Z: : ~; :Ss:. g 5, s;s,r.
4sss; sssssss!s :, 80 s sse,.. ssy: . -.
sEs.s s .,ssshs ~ p:Sassss sssssyta.
-0esten T51neoIS[
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

A new source OF rubber is found in
Borneo, according to a paper read on
he subject before the Academic des
Sciences, by Professor Dybowski. 1t
comes from the milk part of a plant
known as Dyers costulata, and, after
coagulating, the milk forms a white
germ known as jelutong. When quite
dried the matter is almost as hard as
Tostn. and 1t contains from 10 to 20 per
cent rubber. It is said to be superior
to IN best Congo rubber. A factory
has been recently put In operation and
ID now turning out O considerable
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

The Saxon state railways reward
Workmet who have been In their serv-
nee IS years. and at the same time dis
tiuguish them with marks Of honor.
Recently on this small. system 30 men
had served Is years. 20 for 80. II for IS
and Y for 20 Years.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

The German lines had cost 5000 s a
mile in 1909, which was 14.4 per cent.
more than in 1899, and they earned
$1S.764 gross and $5,740 net q mile. In
the United States the average capital
was $b9.259, gross earnings, $10.356 and
net earnings $3,505 a mile. The capital
invested is about $50 an %inhabitant in
Germany and $166 here.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

The Cuban Railroad company Is soon
@ begin work On q new road from
M~anicaragua to Fomento, in Santa
Clara province. which will open up
transportation facilities to the cane
growers In that country. The franchise
for building the road has recently been
granted by the government and the
terms stipulate that the work muat be-
gin within two years.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-01

Kentucky has been designated as the
home OF the mint julep, and its colonies
have become famous all over the world
Tor the easy n graceful way in which
they drink whisky with q little dash Of
sugar and a sprig or two Of mint In It.
It transpires. however, that the real
home OF the mint and the mint julep
10 In Missouri, whose crop Of mint last
year amounted to enough to make
more than q million juleps.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-06
ARTICLE I
 Name.

This organization shall be known as the Arizona chapter of the American Mining Congress.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-06

not only as a backStOp. but in head work and batting.
 Kill has proved this year to be a better man on first than he was in the box. as il has given him an OppOr- tunity to get busy with the batting list and climb tO the top of the league. Jimmie's worst fault is bad error at critical moments
 Second base has been stt ttengthened this season by the change from Pat rick tO Chapman He has played steady and consistent game with very few errors.
 Many of the uninitiated will say upon looking at Buffers fielding average that he is the poorest man on the team It must be remembered that short is one of the hardest positions on the field and a hard working fielder takes all chances without regard to his per centage. Butler has been a hard work CT all through the season and. as We said above. it is this that has been responsible for his record.
 While he is not as old q head at the game as ResvolOsO, Jackson at third has made fine showing for the sea son and justified his teammates in tIptHihS Hili UT Dt CdIlldih.
 The outfie,d has been stronger than for some years with Rulo. Enas and Anton. AntOn'S speed in covering ground makes him a good fielder. but his throwing arm has caused his change from left field tO right Rulo covers good deal of ground and is also a good sticker. Enas has the honor of being the only fielder with a perfect record.
 No accurate record of the number of stolen bases is at hand. but our boys have certainly pilfered their share Butler and Anton have both been strong on this point with the other members of the team not far behind. IL can truthly be said that where most of the valley teams fear the Indians is on the bases as at times they go a little beyond taking chances and get reckless