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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Tho College OF Arms ~ Canada Nv
tdict of King Louis XIV, confirmed
by Royal Commission In Appeal OF
Malta 1871 is prepared to grant a
charter under Royal Seal for the re
Horseshoe of virginia that was found
cd by tho ROYAL Governor Of virginia
sir Alexander Spottswood. 171j-1Tl5'
Any on. interested and desiring furth
or Information can obtain the same
by addressing tho College Of Arms ns
Canada Room Library McGin Univer-
sity. Montreal Canada Gonealociea
Traced ana guaranteed certificates
given
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STERN MESSAGES
ADD TO PRESTIGE
INTEREST is RENEWED



tts, -
''' '"''nH
wa ''' ''N'i"'''h lh inc province of
'rieufte has coiuo vigorous renew al
oi interest I'm the rrcsidcntl.1 cain-
,str, ,,ri., ,
'''''
oy 'ho outbreaks under General ltvaris-
to Esicnoa ana General lodro ivonct
on May 10
AT tina, ,,r. ... tn
''"' gre A'''''i panty was
hpp"I'iiN hopcics. iy rent in wurrius
factions. President Gomez being lrrc-
conclably opposed 10 tn. rordid.e, ar
Vice proeiion, z.,.. ,
""u apparently
some n"t nisposed To favor th- ass
piratious OF General I,ru.sto Asncrt.
the Governor of Huyau8 rrov!nc.
1'oncrAl ituscbio Iicruand,1 also had
aspirations. bun ii- followin-, apuo.tr-|
ca TO 6e iucousideriblu Dr. Iayas
mad the vcrs Substantial adN,ntnp. Of
naVine nc,n nominated bl the nntion4,l.
convention of the Liberal parry. b,i;
ms rivals denied tile leaelit, o. me
convention and Win tho Open onnn.i
'i"n of The administration tho PROS
poets of their chiefs election aid not
appear flatiorins TO the Hayistaa
Ihc chances OF the 4io-,,en OF tho
CONSERVATIVES csudidato. General 1uan
Mario Mouocal appeared to b. fairly
GOOD especially il seemed clear
That General Gomez prefcrrcd TO turn
over the administration 10 the on
lpSition rather than TO he succeeded
10y Iayae There was also taken into!
consideration the noSsibility Tint CEN
elal Gomez. in spite ot his reiterated
assurances That he wonlG never ac-
cep1 reconciliation. might Hnd il os
Genital to the welfare of the republic
tnsf h' should retain IN. rei-n- Of
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from various Statos came nourinr In
nnt1 aY-.lIv mn, 49, ,tnt,h a
r.,t,' -, 20
Wv "ii iN' '"'9 convention was
nfhIrd IN Now York city.
This call was signed on July S This
A 80, 80,
90 '''.S
H'Ne Jays ago aonht II in the MS
tory y the Anglo Saxon race there
ma. over hcer sroh d.,o,o,.,,
y
H r. s".-t'vn poiiucHly among
.NDU9,' w ~ i'oiie as you nave VII
VNltnh we Past twenty nine
NHS 'ApplHNse')
And 10 mans heart was so bravo
whru tint cali was given who would
nave fontold or guessed what hns
transpircl in tho twenty seven days
ny tlh' uin'. forty
rnion th.ourh fneir rer.,aeo,,, w
in mass meetings. nave conc togati'or
national convention has dovcIopcd
nav l saY 10 YOU IN all sincerity, has
'l'.N't auri an extent thdt tho
,w ar as NO have been on the nrins
me AI,ins n" laet t"cnty-eisht day
1's Sno Mns' 20 90 WIN ~ we
i'' Pv7' yea mat cal eGnalling
stors IN, Co,t toss so,". ,ar t''p 9ei.
doubted vholo, we yni.la bsv. Az
cations .noutb n mi m ''''
~ e'"N! nor than Two tnirds
~ 'nf "htnuNlfsn oi local
4d Inhalli'ns IA sent deleEs;tions here
~ @u' l'ie ana quadrupie. and
/ ln IN" case OF connecticut. seven times
ine nunocr Of dclegatcs dema nied in
me GaI' ihe trcat state Of Missouri
( 'htltlen uhdcr Il call To eighteen dele
sates Is here ~ 1903 men. the truth
IS we naye nee! issuing hrigadier- gen
r"l c"ininiss9ns galore in order to
Heep up Win tne demand Missouri.
oyiqcntiy alWaf a little doubtful in
urinary indites or politics, following
me ola Guery snow me first in this
,asc mas eXldeniI taken the Lead. and
uss n" dohpi oftne results. Tho state
OF lennessee sfis forty eight dele
! gates. in"y saldNe could not organize
~ national progressive party In tho
Statc OF IAN. &c there any Utah men
mere yet
Itnh Organized
voico. srbe Sooross;,.. .u.
boon orrs.ni1od nI,. '''S mas
,,,,.s,f
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.vus S"tl"ust loh Y inc state OF Utah.
NJ H"' 'tEIam sent or let
49, ".i.so.s IL "rshnlHed ana
~" no" ''t'S' hisaSe!
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koos.v,N Republicans in Western
States
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Don't Like "ii"'l Moose"
doe designated as tho Bun Moose party.
rho, fol That tbe term holds them up
II" ridirul". rh,' insist upon hoius
tn"wn as tho Netio0ai Progressive
Parity lhcy do NOT npj.,t to caus:ic
'iitrIsm cor to downright abuse mit
their cta-r u Us p.fvtdine over tho
'"rm Run Ne"sc As to aAi To- tine
agony. some uyst,fious band cir.uil i.i
pannhicis tp-dav containing a. l.q.ri,,-
tion or tno BUN Nooso trups written
hH The N,r Wiiliam q I.pne t,iom
COLONEL Noos.roii dos ih.i .is ., MAJ
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'''ln ntIn- or thr traits of tho bull
n',"s'. nm" IS'N Nf Long writes. 'The
'"i m""s" l''s on iho puhnc domain
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o'rnniaing a trcmcndousIv poNer-
d POLITICAL machine
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Garfield on scene.

James rudolph Garneld. of Ohic,
arrived on tho scene this morning. He
believes that Ohio viii send forty
delegates TO This convention, among
whom VIII be twenty delogatos who at
tended the Republican National Con
vention which nominated Mr.. TAFT.
Mr.. Garfield was mentioned incident
ally as the candidate OF the progress
slvcs for Governor OF Ohio And yet
those close to Colonel Roosevelt in
clined TO tho belief that Arthur /.
Garford. Of fiiyria could have tho
nomination n he would accept It. NIL
Garford IS now In Europe. At the
time OF tho regular Republican state
Convention Of OHIO. Mr Garford was
offered tn nomination for Governor
hy tho Tat, people. who controlled the
State committee ny majority OF one
vote II he would come out and oppose
Colonel Roosevelt Garford declined
the proposition Tho Tart folks nom
mated iudg" Dillon who declined thu,
nomination and the Taft state com
mittcer1en for he Buckley state ar.
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Senator Dixon. in his address to tho
committee said:
When YOU are trying TO evolve
something definite out OF chaos 1t falls
to tho individual TO take tho inltla-
tive in some parts OF the program We
are meeting here this morning under
new conditions.
After the celebrated convention In
this city about month ago there were
fifteen or sixteen mon at that time who
We've oreauize1 into some Kind OF
provisional national committed We
were drifting rather la tho fog u;
was I'm the hurly burly If adjourn
ment after weeks hard nghting here.
Some of tho men VINO arc named in
that hrst list Of eighteen men, as now
recall II. we went to see. and for
week or ten days we had practically a
provisional headquarters room IN tho
city OF New York AS the matter be
gan 70 develon The telegram and letters
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
French-Grown Havanas.

The world of smokers in France Is,
to Judge by letters and paragraphs in
the newspapers, seriously agitated by
a step recently taken by the govern
ment department which superintends
the tobacco monopoly. 1t has ordered
a supply Of Havana and Maryland to-
bacco seed, for plantation In France;
and it openly proclaims its intention
of selling tobacco raised from this
newly imported seed as genuine Ha-
vana and Maryland. 1t certainly seems
to be a proceeding Of dubious CONNER
cal morality; and the assumption that
the peculiar fascination Of Havana
cigar or pipeful Of Virginia tobacco
is due merely to the fact that 1t is
grown from a certain seed, and not
to any unique conditions of climate OF
manufacture, seems equally question.
able-but the final word is with the
monopoly.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

Maud Muller on a summers day
Appeared in Reno far way.
In hat and gown OF Paris style
She also wore a hopeful smile.
The Judge was duly holding court.
Reporters waited to report.
Fair Mrs. Muller made her plea
And she was very fair TO see.
me more rake the hay, alas"
She said, I'm thinking more OF grass"
She told the court about her life
And proved she was a luckless wife.
The Judge, now bald behind his ears,
Recalled to her the olden years.
He said: ''Do you remember when
I sighed those words: 1T might have
been?'"
"why, judger" she cried. I'm not thai
old
That is q tale my grandma told.
ct raked no baylor mercy sakel-
All that did was wed rake"
The Judge said: 'Tn that case. OF course
I'll have to grant you a divorce"
20, thank you. judge" smiled Maud. 'Ta.
tai
think you deal in lovely law"
OF ali sad words Of tongue or pen,
In one short week she wed again
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

each stakeholder, mailed to his last known
residence as 1t appears on the books Of the
company. The said liquidating commission
ers shall remain in Office until the affairs OF
the corporation shall have been settled and
liquidated and they shall have power to re
ceive all the assets thereof and distribute
the proceeds, II any, and In case of any va
cancies by death or otherwise OF any OF
the said liquidators, the vacancy shall be
filed by the survivor.
Thus done and passed, at my Office in the
City of New Orleans, State OF Louisiana,
on the date first herein written IN the pres
ence OF Henry J. Bruning and Richard
Pearce, competent witnesses, who have sign.
ed these presents together with the said
appearers, and me, notary, after reading
Of the whole.
Original signed) Frank Gaschek, 10
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1T SEEM so.

Papa" began the little boy at the
theater.
well, my son, what Is it?" asked
the gentleman without removing his
gaze from the artist with the green
whiskers and red shoes.
what do these actors do for some
thing to make the people laugh when
election is over and they have no
candidate to talk about?"
'Tn that case they swear as often az
possible"
Verify, papa was acquainted with
the methods Of the ten-twent-thirti
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
OFF THE TRACK.

TO add to Bunkerton's discontinue
In losing his way, he has now been
brought to a standstill by the abso-
luate impassability of the highway,
and his temper, already sorely tried,
finally gave way.
What kind of people are you up
here in this rotten old state?" he
cried, addressing an old countryman
who stood close by, inspecting his
stranded car with curious eyes.
Il dunno" said the old man.
'Baout the same ez most folks,
cal'Nate."
DO you call this blankety blank
scar on the face of nature a road?"
roared Bunkerton.
mot ez l knows on" returned the
old man. This here hain't the pike;
It's Nose Whibley's traout stream run
dry. wondered what We was drivin
up 1t for."-Harper's Weekly.
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CHARTER
THE JAMES PROVOST INSURANCE
AGENCY

THE JAMES PREVOST INSURANCE
AGENCY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be II known, that on this twentieth day
of the month Of August, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve.
and of the Independence of the United
States of America the one hundred and
thirty-seventh ; before me, Charles Joseph
Theard, a notary public, duly commissioned.
sworn and qualified In and for the Parish Of
Orleans, and in the presence Of the witness
es hereinafter named and undersigned; per-
sonally came and appeared: Mr.. James Pre-
vost, Mr.. Adolphe D'Aquin, and Mr.: George
Sarpy, residents of this city and OF full age !;
who declared that, availing themselves of
the laws of this state, relative to the organi-
zation Of corporations, they have covenanted
and agreed, and do by these presents cove
nant and agree, to form themselves, with
such other persons as may hereafter be-
come associated with them, into corpora
ton, for the objects and purposes and under
the stipulations set forth in the following
ARTICLE /.
The name, style and title Of this corpora
tion shall be 1.-THE James Provost Insurance
Agency"
The legal domicile of this corporation shall
be in the City Of New Orleans, State Of
louisiana The president of the corpora
ton. or. In case Of his absence from the city,
the vice-president, shall be the proper per-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

shall be filled from other stockholders by
the remaining directors, for the unexpired
term.
ARTICLE vi.
This charter may be modified, changed or
altered, or this corporation may be dis
solved with the assent of three-fourths Of
the capital stock represented at general
meeting of the stockholders conveney for
that purpose after ten days previous notice
shall have been given each stakeholder,
mailed to his residence as 1t appears on the
books of the company.
ARTICLE VII
Whenever this corporation Is dissolved,
either by Limitation or any other cause It's
affairs shall be liquidated by two stockhold-
ers elected as liquldating commissioners at
a general meeting Of the stockholders to be
convened for that purpose, Of which ten
days previous notice shall have been given
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

shall be fixed by the bylaws. A majority
Of the board Of directors shall constitute
quorum for the transaction of business. The
said board of directors shall elect from their
secretary treasurer. The directors shall be
elected annually by ballot by the stockhold-
ers, cast either In person or by proxy, at
the Offices of the company, on the first Mon
election to be held on the first Monday in
August, 1913, the said board Of directors
shall be composed of the following, to-wit :
Frank Gaschek, president; Nicholas Jung,
vice-president; James NJ. Maloney, secre-
tary-treasurer, who shall serve as such until
the said stockholders meeting on the first
Monday in August, 1918. or until successors
shall have been elected and qualified
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
In a DEPARTMENT StorA,

See here, my wife had rib broken
at your bargain counter just now"
1--WE will reset 1t, of course, in our
surgical department" said the polite
foorwalker. And II you are contem-
plating any other operations, now is
the time to take advantage Of summer
rates. We remove the appendix, for
instance, for 1899"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Az a Favor,

Papa" says the daughter Of the
minister, Gin your Easter sermon
won't you please make some scathing
remarks about the extravaganza Of
women in dresses and bonnets?"
why, had such sermon in mind.
my dear child. But what an odd
request! Why do you wish me to
do sol"
Because I've got a peach OF bon
net and a dream of dress, and II
you preach against such things every
woman in the congregation will notice
me particularly"
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Marvellous.

"Quick! I want to show you some
thing remarkable. Do you see that
little woman across the lawn-the one
with the pink gown"
yes"
Take a good look at her"
"She doesn't impress me as being
remarkable in any way"
"Wait till tell you about her. She
isn't afraid that she has a cancer"
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IzLSA-~G1asAE

shares Nicholas Jung. 10 shares James NJ.
Maloney, 10 shares. Witnesses ii. ]. Brun-
Ing, Richard Pearce.
PAUL W. MAL0NEY,
Not. Pub.
I, the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
In and for the parish of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of the
Home and Agricultural Land and Live Stock
Company was this day duly recorded In my
Office In book 1866, folio =. New orleans,
August 10, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. r..
/ hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is a true copy Of the original act on
file and extent In my notarial records.
New Orleans, August, 1912.
PAUL W. MALONEY, Not. Pub.
aug22 30 sep IL 10 20
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One Last DeIIuht.

'T thought you were going to file
your application for divorce this
week." says the bosom friend.
81 had intended to-" replies tina dis
tressed wife, "but John is going to
stag dinner next week. and conclud-
ed to wait and give him farewell
piece of my mind when he conner
home from It,"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
TALKING for the lunus,

Bill-The capacity Of the normal
and unrestricted lungs is said to be
about 27.3 per cent. more than those
which have been compressed by the
corset.
Jill-That's strange, when you think
how much more a woman gets out
Of her lungs than does a man.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Phosphate Rock Production.

Between 1901 and 1911 the produo
ton Of phosphate rock increased from
1,4S3,723 long tons, valued at $780,.
403, to 3,053,279 long tons, valued al
81, 900,693. There was an increase In
production In 1911 over 1910 of nearly
four hundred thousand tons.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Simple Home Remedies.

Stranger in Town-Say, what's good
to take for a cold?
Native-Oh, quinine and whisky, OF
quinine and brandy, or quinine and
rum. or quinine and gin-and say
you want to be darned careful about
the quinine-it's powerful stuff
Puck.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Not Reciprocated,

How many children have you"
Three. Two grown up daughters
and son in college"
How proud you must be Of them"
II am, but somehow or other l don't
seem to be able to act so they can
bring themselves to feel proud of me-"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

&esO-f1 1<h-,NA ~
U1ED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
+ Oh LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
ti1Y OF NEW ORLEANS.
= Il Known, that on this twentieth day
- mouth of August, In the year, one
"a nine hundred and twelve; before
!eoert Legier, a Notary Public, duly
lnloned and qualified In and for the
k:1 o. Orleans, State OF Louisiana, afore-
0erein residing, and In the presence
y Witnesses, hereinafter named and I'M
ned, personally came and appeared
9sons whose names are hereunto sub
2lIed who declared that availing them
n OF the provisions of the laws OF this
relative to the organization OF cor
'!ons they have covenanted and aged
~ ~ these presents, covenant ana
plnd, form and constitute themselves,
as such other persons as may here
joln or become associated with them,
corporation and body polite In law,
ne object and purposes and under the
sneofs and stipulations, following, to-
ARTICLE 1.
name and style of this corporation
g TIE RIVER FRONT TANK STOR-
SOAPANY, and under that name 1t
ave and enjoy all rights, advantages
49, eAauNCu W Jaw w NCtPOho
shall exist for period of ninety
scp rom the date hereof; Ii shall
yWer 70 contract, sue and be sued In
y4ee name, to make and use cor
-. - and the same to break or alter
TO hold, receive, purchase, con-
.uge, hypothecate or pledge prop
personal or mixed; to issue bonds,
nd other obligations; to have and
neh managers, directors. officers,
No other employees as the interest
snience OF said corporation may re-
oemand: to make and establish
1ws, rules and regulations for the
management and control OF the
~ and AFFAIRS Of the corporation as
sned necessary or expedient.
ARTICLE III.
eonicile Of said corporation shall be
s6 y New Orleans. State of Louisiana
ctatlon and other legal process
served ON the President, and In his
~ the Secretary Treasurer.
ARTICLE III.
xclect and purposes for which this
organized and the natures Of
70 be carried on by IL are here
70 pc: 10 carry on and conduct
snd bonded warehouse and take
Suaness; to issue and grant negotia-
yu:e or storage receipts or certi-
- IN connection with and for the
said business to own, operate,
q Sire, construct or contract for
!et0n and erection Of warehouses,
transportation equipments by
ster Tor the carrying, receiving,
.na forwarding Of all kinds Of mer-
ma generally, to do and engage
nef business, undertaking or en-
~ soanected with, growing out of,
~ Incidental to any of the objects
~ - nereinabove set forth or con-
81 ~ this charter.
ARTICLE Nv. +.
!al stock Of this corporation Is
~ 80 81 the sum of Eve thousand
collars, divided into fifty (50l
~ me par value Of one hundred
collars, each. which shall be paid
- on the call Of the Board Of
may be issued at not less than
'ces rendered to or property ac-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Plenty Of Poetry.

There should be poetry in life"
"Well, we get 1t in street cars, on
billboards, on soap wrappers, and on
the breakfast food. What do you
want?"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
Investigation.

what kind of an investigation d.
you want?" asked the legislator.
Zone of those that get the public SO
tired OF the whole matter that they
are willing to quit talking about It,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
a Rare Bird.

There lives a man in our town
Whose like you seldom meet;
The bright remarks his children make
He never does repeat.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
The Leading Feature.

But" she protested. your fashions
are not at all Partisan, although you
advertise the latest hints from Paris"
"Ah," replied the ladies' tailor. that
refers to the prices"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
The Crouch.

IT'S now the crouch with sneering air
Decries the day because it's fair:
And snarling at the cooling blast,
Growls meath his breath, 1T canno
lastv'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19
His Reason.

Bobbs-Why is hobbs such an en-
envy Of golf?
Dobbs-He first met the present
Mrs. hobbs at a golf tournament.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-09-19

Dinks-Hot weather doesn't appear
years.
Winks-No, his uncle died and left
him stock in the ice trust.