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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Ter Sruit perfaufte in einem Sabre
fir $1OS,OOO,0O0 Grnte=
mufdbtueu.

Games Sling. Inbitor Der Suffer-
national 3arpeiter &c., be5euste am
II. OCTOBER 81 Chicago tpdbrenb oes
Brooches Der Heaierun9, pelfer Iuf>
loiuns bes iosen. grntemaifinens
Sruirs bc5pedt, baB am II. auguit
1911 Der geiammte Iftipaitano
1928 .724,555 betrue. Die Ser
fduie in Dem NIT slei6em Satum
enocnben @eihdftsjabre betruscn
sos, 000, 900. Sing ioentifi3irte Die
porgeleeten 8etoros ilber Sisnngen
Der S~ircftoren unb beS Grefutip>
Gomites oils ole Der Sarpeiter CONF
PAM Der Seriooe pom Ausuit 1902
bis Iusut 1911.
*2aut Seitunssoepeihc ans Sma6a
bat Der 8icesY rdiioentidaits : Gans
bibat Der So3i bort often erflart, bic
SpSialbempfratie uerbc, nahbem tie
ans 8nber sefummen, aud ales
Sarm= Gisentbum perseieaidaftiiden.
Serr Seibel bon Riltpautee Idbt Die
&aBe aus benz Sad nit Den f~olsenben
8orten: .Souten Ole So5ialiiten
9lallben, baB es nid)t tbunIih lei, oas
Sarmlnno burh &auf ober Gonfiss
fatiou 81 iibernebmen, 10 f0nnteu tic
bieiclbe @irtuug burb II g It e III
Der 9eiteuerur9 Ia la Single Sag"),
bur6 bas Die Gi9entbiimer bes 3d.
bens 10 Icbr beidipcrt pcroen wiiroen,
bab CO iih fiir Niemanb rentieren
lpirb. eineu cin5isen Ider &anb 5l
6eiiBen, ben er nidt bltrh ieiner eiSes
men 6dnbe Irbcit, ionoern burd Die
cincs gcorngenen Satborbeiters be-
baueu ldBt." llnier 5armeritanb 1T
MN aeuarut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Stnlien CAB cs 5,74S aitidiiiac mn
1897 poriiberecbcnh dnfpeieuoe
Scutihe. Sn Den Nicberluubeu gab
~ i'm Sabre 1909 1854 beutihc
StaaisauAehurige. %ou Den int Nues
lnroe gc5orcucn Ginlpobrcrn Sdnes
murt'5 itammtcu aus Shlc3pig %
go ltnD dlis benz iibrigcu SeutiG]
lam 1881 Eeriuncn. Su Sdnpe
Den murpcu i'm Sabre 1900 5.l07
NelItid)e gc3ublt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
1pas Iresntinien AT Sci.
tmnespapier uerietlinat.

Sm Sabre 1902. allo Dor 10 Sab,
rem betrug Die Giniubr bon 3eitmnsss
papier 1881 5ounen. Sm Sabre
1911 lpurbe lieben Wnl iopiel eingc,
iilbrt, ndmlid) 27.460 Sonucn. 49,
46S Sounen, alio TAFT Die Sdlftc. Dor
allcm importiertcn Yapier gcbraudi
go Yrenia". Sd)abc nm bas ifone
0apier. - .Nrg. @pltafro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
2Unutc mans ben Tnrmcrn nur
rifiCrru.


c,fiGrcn,
ltcimt Der luohliuiormicr.c .%unbs
BON Niluoufce, @iy., nue
mGrcu tic preaniiicrf, wnhrlidJ ocr
Observation-Disclosures miirbc bel der
WGM in ticf b%cnrnbcn. nat Dir
yGGnitntlc Saratiru 2eaaue" 10
lciGt i'm nidt mieber %unsidJarrte.
Wcitcr infurmicrt hno ocllnnntc Glntt
ilber oicieu Ylnft: @os Specnitcncr
t." oinalc Ear hehcutct, loutcn bic
Tormcr ipuhl crlpd9cn! Single
Gur" lit bic Sicucrtbenric ppn 0cnrn
@cprQc, lpelder Den @ciib pon SonN
liir un9ercd)t crtIGrtc mo fprbcrtc,
bnb c. Der Ncntc 0crndb bcitcucrt
lperrcu iou, 10 hnB Der %VnnobcIiscr
MIR nod Gin Mcntemnm bea Siontcs
III. Sos Inrcucmcnt ipllrbc ron Der
Equitable Snrntipn Hcn9uc" nlts9ce
orbeitct. Bic Witglicber bcriclbcn
%hc6auptcu. pnB hna amendment Die
Sicuer Ncrcdlt ucrtbcile, jebpd III Dies
nift Der Sal.
Inter Der 8ooenitcllcr Miro MIR
Stcucr uuf @anh unb @runoeigcnz
thllm crbobcn. Die Giicnbahnz &C.
ieIid,aftcu hdtteu nlip MIR Sterern
olf ibr Sano 81 6nblen, ipdbrenb Die
Snnberte bon SDfonlotipen, Die Gait
icnhc bon @aasons II. (. 10. nift be-
itcuert ipiirben. Sie Bombs unb
Nfticn, nQcs Terinnal : Gi9cntbim,
nuruntcr aud, Die Iutomtobilc. u1lp.
pGre ftcucrirei. Saiiir miiBtcn aber
bic Sarmer Inb @runoei9entbiimer
(bauptiGdlid ober Die Surmer) in
Weitalt bon Sooeniteuer uneefdbr 5ebn
Wilionen Collars mebr bled)en als
jcst, neil bieier 8etras an Ycrionalz
ftcucr gang in 8e9fua fdne.
y
Wer iupllte inter Iolden llmitdn>
Den nod Sauo in Dtiiiouri fnliien?
Wiiiouri bat 3ur 3eit nod piel 2anb,
paB Der llrbormadun9 barrt. Gs
fumen IN Den lebten Sabren piele Ans
iiebler aus Den bena6bdrten Stnaten,
INN Irbeit, 3eit unb @elb gu opfern
fir ben Sortid,ritt in Riiiouri. SaS
ipirb aufbDren, penn Die 9efpobHcr
bon Wiiiouri eielbat genus iinb.
iiir SooenIteuer - Elm Io5ialiItiideS
Hrin3ip = 5u itinmen.
s
Gin Grempel.
@sscnipdrtia fam Der Sarmer am
bciten bemerfcn. bab Der Shue3oq
allf @etreibc cine SARGE lit. Wei8eir
bradte 3. .. Sreitag III. Sftober)
in minneapolis 80 Gents per Suibel.
Sn @iunipe9, Canada, foitete Der
@ei3en am ndmliden Gage 90 Gents
per 8uibel. Die Sraht per 9uIbcl
bon 8innipeg nad) Winucdpolis lit
iieben Gents per guibel. 8cnm alio
ir9enb Semanb in Winnipeg Wei5en
taufcn l%uoltc, uni benielben bon Ga>
naba nah W%inncapolis in ben Der.
Staaten gu brin9en, luilrbe es ibm per
Suibel $1.06 gefoitet baben, aud
luenn CT teiuen Sdyub5ol bnrauf 81
bc6ublen brauchte. Wer gldlIbt Da,
bnB Semanb cannpiifen @eiScn folls
fen niiroc 6t $1.06 bnS 8mibel, ipcnn
cr einbeimiiden 8ci5eu fiir 80 Gents
taufen tam. Nur Damn, lpenn outer
Wei5en in bcn Der. Stoutcu nidt se
mug gu babcn lit. faufeu DIE arobcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Oas amerifaniieec 8ranec'
iePGft.

%or aur5em idnb IN Bottom Der
Sdbresconpcnt Der llnitcb Stutes
8reper5 Niiociution itatt. Sabci
ipllrbc cine pDllitdnbi9 Den moberncn
Nniorbcrun9en cntiprcd)cupe Iinins
tur> Srnlicrci 9eSeigt, Die nit einem
aoltennufpanoc bon $4,000 aufaez
Itcllt fboroen mar. Sbcrit ,Sacob Tilps
pert, Yrdiipcnt DER Gcreinigung. bielt
Die 9egriiBulg5s NnIprahc. in Der or
H.. a.. erfpdbnte. baB. lpdbrenb I'M
Sabre 1874 nur 5000 97 Barrels
Bier IN Den Der. Staatcn gcbraut
lpurocn. Die Wcn9e jcpt aui 63,000.>
600 %ansepadieu iei. Bier milrbe
baS acknowledgement Der Nmeritaner;
bas lcihte Bier. Dos bon Den dneris
fnniiden 9raucreien beracItcllt peroe.
cntIprcd)e Dem nationnlcn Ncidmad
unb ici %bcipnpers 9eei8net fir cine
Nation. Die i'm 5rinffn lebr mdBig lei.
aui Dem GongreB fam aud bic auappz
belt an g~rau9crlte 6ur Sprod)c. Ser
anbau id,eint iid) prpportioncQ init
Der Sep0lieruu8 nid)t gu itci9cru unb
IS lpuroe bon Den Braucru beonllcrt,
baR Die Snrmer Hidt ~rationeller
nirtbihaitetcn. Sic 2auolpiribc
t0nuten n~lidbrlidl nllein an @critc
cine Wiaion Soaar5 mcbr perbicnelt
ais biSber. Iui Der Sngun9 muroc
Der Seiiirftung @uabrud perlicbcu.
pnB in Der nubcn 3utunit cir tmpfiubz
lidcr Wan9cl an @eritc einrrctcn
pcrpc. Bic Serciuigun9 hat Gin
Gpnritc ein9ciebt, baS nit @etrcibca
SDrien unb anbcrn Stclleu bcn
@eritenbau 81 iorbern illdDt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

user aldubis 8ott bittct nm bic
YeciirfniKe beS seacupartiscn 9ebens,
segen ben III 0utt b%armbcrsia, mcnn
er ibn erb0rt, nber ebcn 10 barmber5is,
,uenn er i'm nidt crbSrt; bemm waS
benz aramfrn beiliam III, weik Der
NrSt better, alS Der 8rante.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Bite, bite, belit lllls bod!

! Die WiiiiiunGrc nno armen Neu.
5cfebrten in SnSien bitten cute
! Srcnnbc bciniitbis nm cine irummc
8nhe Sur lluteritiitnns Der fatbo'
!, iiihcn MISUNDERSTANDING. SIS
iuiro bier fiir lebenbc nno abges
, itorbene @ubltbdter tdslih gebetet.
! Mcr ciuen 3pllar oSer mebr
!, einieiocf, crbalt ais bcfd,eioenen
J 1ant cine bibihe YbptOs
srapbie aus ben Miffto'
II auf eincr Ipitfarte 5ugeianbt.
5rDmme 8aben bittct man 81
, abreiiicreu al " BONNER YrpS,
Snbuauc, Spwa, Gmcrifa, ober
! bireft nn
! REV. FIR. PAULUS,
/ Superior at khandwa,
! British East India.
!, Bite iercr 0iabc bei6niilgen:
! Sir &ganoiua (SitsS neicn).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Gin Sarntcr M;iMpuri's

id,reibt: Bic So8ialiiten iino beler
riihrie mic bic Siber. Sic haben Gin
Irenbmcnt nitsgeorbcitet. ilber mel
dies AM 3. Nppemher nbaeitimn,t miro.
Sas betrcffenhc Imenonent be3ipedt
Die Ginfiibrung Der Sooenitelier, mo-
bIrf beionbcrs Die Sarmcr itluer be-
%troiien pcrbeu. Sd motte Den Sarz
mern BON Wiiiouri ~5urufcn, ia i'm
Wonat Hopember 81 trimmer uno
3lpar 9escn bas Imenbnent. Senn
ipenn Die Sarmer jest niht Die
Shlaimiiee ablesen unb Die 8inbc
bon Den Iusen reibcn. 10 pcroen Die
So5is am 3. Nopember bafiir ior9en,
bnb Den Sarmern balb Iueen uno
Sbreu aufeeben. Tit ber5lihem
@ruB, Senrp StaIlfam y
(Scaufort).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
notwithstanding

Miiblcu in minneapolis @ci6cu i'll
Gcuapn uub be5nbicn onfilr cincn
groBcren HreiS unb Den Sd,uB3ull
nctcnhci. Ser Sdup5oli onf @ctrcire
bilft Sen 6%nrnrern Gar nidlt@. bic
EoIitifcr hnbcn oorlit Den Sarnter inns
MGR mn Snlb III Die Iuacn gcltrcrt.
Scr Wctrcibepreis miro ali Dem MeIts
marif regulirt. @pbl abcr niit;t Der
Sdrutspl auf Inrnnmaihincn ben
5ubrifnnten uun oieien muk Der
1nrnncr iabrlif Miiniuncn Sribut
hejahien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
80 q Oh Der YAfituuEiee Snuntagss
ruif" penrbcitti,l
UatienalitGtsn 6cn,iit, AMI
Sem yalfaW.
Gpu :. II,

tSortieRlnlS pon scr 6. Scitc.
The herald., 1912-12-05
THE HAPPY HOME
It's not the size or grandeur OF
the structure, but the contentment
tina, abides within. that insures a
happy home.-Henry Sutphin.
Battle. and Rain.

Battles dno MANI
That rain followed many OF the pat
ties Of our war was due not TO the
effect of the discharge Of firearms. but
to the fact that i'll the regions where
the battles occurred rain falls on an
average one day out of three and That
commanders are more inclined TO move
armies and begin engagements in FAR
weather In fact. while rain Is III
progress such operations are common
Is impracticable on account or the con
dition OF the roads. II by the regular
operations OF nature rain does not fal!
within two OF three days after battle
it is due to the fact that drought pre-
walls. The idea Of rain following bat
ties is expressed in the writings OF
Plutarch, who states his opinion that
the vapor rising from the hot breath,
blood and sweat OF the struggling
masses is condensed into rain by the
conclusion of the weapons and the
hoarse cries OF the victorS. In form
little less crude the belief that rain l.
caused by battles has survived to the
present day. but 1t is absolutely Cn
founded Willis l.. Moore.
The herald., 1912-12-05

the term Of the board The directors of
this corporation To serve for the ensuing
year shall BE- elected on the fourth thursday
of February. 1911. and shall hold othcc un-
I'll the fourth Thursday in February. l?l-,
or until their successors are duly elected and
qua lifted and Immediately after their cleo
tion they shall meet and elect a president.
vice president. secretary and treasurer.
ON the fourth Thursday ~ February.
1912 and annually thereafter, an election
for directors shall be held at the Otlce OF
the corporation under the supervision or
one commissioner 10 be appointed by IN"
president. after ten days prior written no
iicr shall have been given by the secretary
to each stakeholder, directed 10 his last
known residence or place of business. ana
the directors then elected shall Immediately
take their seats and hold once uhtlI th"lI
successors shall have been duly elected and
qualified.
Each board of directors Immediately after
their election annually, at their first meet
ing. shall elect a president, vice-preSldent,
secretary and a treasurer.
All vacancies occurring in the board Of
directors from any cause, whatever, shall
be filled by the remaining directors.
All corporate elections shall be by ballot
and a majority OF votes east shall elect and
each share of stock shall be entitled 10 one
vote either in person or by proxy at al
meetings of the stockholders.
\ failure To elect directors on the date
specified shall not dissolve the corporation
bur the directors then in office shall continue
10 hold same until their successors shall
have been duly elected and qualified.
Any director of this corporation shall
have the right TO delegate To another Ill
rector in writing any Of the rights anC
powers enjoyed. or exercised by him as sucl
directors.
And that in all other respects. the saiC
charter shall remain unchanged and in full
| force.
Thus done and passed in my nOtarial of
! fee at New Orleans aforesaid in the pres
| cnce of William A. Wenck and John Dwyer
! competent witnesses of lawful age and re
| siding in this city, who hereuntO subScrib
| their names. together with said appearer
and me notary on the day and date Sc
| forth in the caption hereof.
| Original signed Joseph III. HobSon. pres
| ident Chas. MendesOn, secretary. W. \
/ Wenck, John Dwyer.
WI. RENAUDIN, Not. Pub.
| |, the undersigned recorder of mortgage
| in and for the parish of Orleans, state o
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the abov
| and foregoing amendment to the act Of in
| corporation OF the Louisiana Gravel an
| Land Company was this day duly recOrdev
in my office, in book 1855. folio =.
| New Orleans, La. December 4. 1872
i (Signed) EMILE LEONARD. ID. II
| l. the undersigned notary, do hereby Ger
tify the above and foregoing to be a tru
i and correct copy Of the original amendmen
! to the act of Incorporation Of the Louisian
| Gravel and Sand Company. together wit
the certificates Of the recorder of mortga ge
thereunto appended, on file and of recor
in my Office.
In faith whereof. | hereunto set my han
i 1912.
(Signed) WM. RENAUDIN, Not. Pull
; dec ) II 10 90 jan 2 Q
The herald., 1912-12-05
Algerines at Law.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Firemen's Building Association to
Security Building and Loan Associa-
ton, lot, Seguin, Bouny, Alix and Eliza
streets. $4,000 cash.-Zengel.
Purchaser to John G. Feeney, same
property, $4,000 terms.-Zengel.
August Schabel to Security Building
and Loan Association, lot, Patterson,
Delaronde, Olivier and Vallette, 5000
cash.-Zepgel.
Purchaser to vendor, same property
$500 terms.-Zengel.
Widow Jean PujOl to JOS. Talon,
portion, Morgan, Delaronde, Seguin
and Bermuda, $4,000 terms.-Beer.
Chas. Adams to Security Building
and Loan Association, lot. Pelican
Bouny, Alix and Powder, 5000 cash.
Zengel
Purchaser to vendor, same property
$500 terms.-Zengel.
Mrs. Marie Abadie to Frank Rous
sarie, lot, Pacific. Atlantic, Newton
and Diana. $1,000 terms.-Mahoney.
The herald., 1912-12-05

any ,thar cause. the affairs thereof shall De
Iinui,Iated by two commissioners eI''It'i
from among the stockholders al -'ie.
meeting Of the stockholders conNehrl i"a
that purpose after thirty days prior Wril'yh
notice shall have been given 10 each >ipch-
holder bv publication in one OF the ualIH
newspapers published IN the cit! Oh ~"
Orleans once week during Salu thl
DAYS said commissioners ShaIl remain III
office until the affairs OF sald corpora. lon
shall have been fully liquidated. In case
of the death of either of said COMMISSION
crs, the survivors shall continue 70 dc''
ARTICLE VIII. III
No stockboIdrr %: TINS corporation shall
eyer be held liable or responsible LOT tht
contracts or faults thereof IN any Iur ~
sum than the unpaid balance que 10
corporat ion on the shares owned by MN
nor shall any mere informality IN orSahlZd-
rion have the effect of rendering the chdE-
ter null, nor exposing StockhOlder 10 any
liability beyond the amount OF ms sIoth'
Thus done and passed in my notarlal OF
firp NJ New Orleans aforesaid. IN the pres
ence ~ William \. Wenck and John Eyer
competent witnesses Of lawful age ana re-
siding in this city, who hereunto snDScrI. =
their Names together with said parties ana
me- notary. on the day and date set forth
in the caption hereof.
original signed: !. DARSAM. JR.. and
others W A. Wenck. John Dwyer.
WM RENAUDIN. Not. Pub.
l. the undersigned recorder OF MORTGAGES
in and for the parish of orleans, state oil
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of The
Consolidated Realty x Manufacturing Com.
pany. Limited" was this day duly recorded
| i'm NV Office in book 1879. folio -.
| New Orleans La. December !. 1872
| tSignedl EMILE LEONARD. II. X.
| |. the undersigned notary. do hereby Ger
| tify the above and foregoing 10 be a true
and correct copy Of the original act of in
| corporation of the Consolidated Realty \
| Manufacturing Company. Limited. together
| with the rrrtiticat, Of the recorder of mort
cages thercuntO appended, on file and OF
| record in my Office.
| In faith whereof, | hereunto set my hanC
and seal this 4th day Of December. \. ID
| 1912 WM. RENAliDlN.
! tSean Not. Pub.
| dec > II 10 26 ian 9
The herald., 1912-12-05
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME OF
MARY NOTES.

Tomorrow at o'clock there will be
High Mass for the opening of the For
ty Hours. The evening service at
1880. Sermon by Very Rev. Father
Nugent of st. Stephens Church.
Saturday, High Mass at 6 o'clock.
Very Rev. J. O'Rourke, c. S. c., rector
of Sacred Heart Church in Canal
street, will preach at the evening ser
vice.
Sunday, Solemn High Mass at 1920
Very Rev. ]. Foulkes, S. j., will preach
in the evening and his sermon will
close the Forty Hours.
Alteration will be kept up by the
children on Friday, the ladies on Sat
urday and the men on Sunday.
The herald., 1912-12-05
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

Commonwealth Building & Loan As
sociation vs.. Mrs. Mary Z. Pollock, s4,-
500 executory process.-U. Marinoni'
Jr.
Herman Miester, Louis Lind, VIM.
Mollenkamp. liquidatinS commission
ers Firemen's Building Association vs..
Mrs. Cornelia Gordon ct al, 1880 eX-
ecutory process.-Dart, Herman 4 Dart
John w. Hartman vs.. Chas. K. Cor
bett, Si32.-H. l.. Garland.
Algiers Mfg. Co. VS.. Arthur Nc
Guirk, judgment for plaintiff -Si.'o.
Geo. Jacobs TO Pierre laurie, seizure
and sale of lot, Rousselin. Laharpe,
Lapeyrouse and Dorgenois, and lot,
Agriculture. London avenue, New Or
leans. and Industry, $5S3.53.
The herald., 1912-12-05

in the presence OF Messieurs John J. Me
Closkey and stephen Gorrondona, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sign with the said
appearers and me, notary, after due reading
of the whole.
Original signed: viii. III. Douglas, l.
shares; DIR. John A. Kyle, IL shares Al
fred Plaisance, shares. John J. McClOs-
key, Stephen GOrrondona.
JNO. WAGNER, Not. Pub.
1, 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
''Woodley Stock Farm Company, Limited
was this day duly recorded In my office, in
book 1855, folio :.
New Orleans, La, Dec. 3, 1912.
tSigned) EMILE LEONARD, d. r.
A true copy.
JNO. WAGNER, Not. Pub.
dec 5 II 10 20 jan 2 o
The herald., 1912-12-05
Tho Hiahest Tides.

The highest tides In all Europe occur
In the Bristol channel, where at spring
tides there is sometimes a difference of
over forty feet between high and low
water. The highest tides in the world
occur at the bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia,
where the difference is over seventy
feet. The lowest tides in the world ex-
ist at Lake Michigan. where the differ
ence between high and low water is
only three inches.
The herald., 1912-12-05
Wise Iiuhtnino.

"Tts strange" said the major. that
lightning is forever striking church
steeples. but who ever heard OF 1t StriK-
ing Il moonshine distilleryT
The reasons plain. major" said the
temperate man. 1T can get away with
a church steeple all right. but the hot
stuff in the moOnshine distillery would
put thunder and lightning out Of bust
ness in a fy"-Atlanra Constitution.
The herald., 1912-12-05
Power of Musk.

Visitors to the mosque Of St Sophia,
In Constantinople, notice as soon as
they enter a beautiful fragrance per-
vading the entire building. When the
mosque was built 1000 years ago the
stones and bricks were laid In mortar
mixed with a solution of musk.
The herald., 1912-12-05
SaIutinn a Ghost.

A famous Scotch dean used to tell a
ghost story the clew to which is in the
question. "Weel. Master Ghaist. Is
this a general rising or are ye Just tax
ing a daunder frae yer grave by yer
selff"
The herald., 1912-12-05
invisible Flowers.

All plants are provided with flowers.
though sometimes these are 80 small
and so hidden as to escape notice
The herald., 1912-12-05
BUILDING PERMITS.

H. l.. Loomis, owner and builder, ad-
dtions l53 Delaronde street, 500.
The herald., 1912-12-05
County of London,

Twenty-fOur parishes and twenty
eight borOughs are comprised in the
county of London.
The herald., 1912-12-05
Alligator Leather.

Polishing with stone gives alligator
leather its beautiful gloss that neither
japanning nor vanishing can initiate.
The herald., 1912-12-05

The objects and purposes of this cOrpOr-
alton Is declared to be TO raise breed. buy
and sell live stock and poultry of all kinds,
and to generally conduct a live stock farm,
and to do all things connected Herewith or
incidental To said business; also to cult
vate. raise, buy and sell all feed stuffs and
grain and all agricultural products.
The herald., 1912-12-05
ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder shall ever be held liable
lions of the company beyond the unpaid
balance that may be due by them on the
stock subscribed by them; nor shall any
mere informality In organization have the
effect of rendering them liable beyond the
unpaid balance that may be due by them
on said stock. The number of shares sub
scribed opposite the names of the under
signed subscribers shall act as the original
Thus done and passed. In my ONCE. 3i1
Carondeet street, this city, on the day,
month and year herein first above written,
The herald., 1912-12-05

This charter may be changed. altered q
amended. or said corporation may be d.
solved, by vote of twO-thirds of the cal
ital stock represented and voting at a gel
eral meeting Of the stockholders called fC
that purpose, after a thirty days write
notice sent TO the stockholders as aboy
specified.
The herald., 1912-12-05

Whenever this corporation is dissolved.
either by imitation or otheSvvise. its af-
fairs shall be liquidated by three liquidators,
TO be elected by the stockholders at a gen.
eral meeting convened and held in accord
ance with Article Five; said liquidators
shall remain In Office until the affairs of
the company are fully liquidated and set
tied In the event of death or resignation
Of any of the said hquidators. or a vacancy
occurring for any other cause. the said
vacancy shall be filled by the remaining H.
Quidators
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-25
COLLEGE HILL SCHOOL CLOSES.
commencement Exercises Are Held
Last Night-Seven Graduates.

The commencement exercises of the
at the school house. The assembly
room was crowded with patrons and
friends to hear the closing exercises.
The address to the class was delivered
by H. B. Larimer, his subject being,
Good Citizenship which was practi-
cal and enjoyed by all. The following
is the program:
Invocation-Rev. John A. Bright.
Song by Seventh and Eighth grades
Loves Old Sweet Song
Piano solo-Miss Filbert.
Reading-Miss Bennett.
Whistling Solo-MiSS Nichols.
Address to claSS-H. B. Larimer.
Piano solo-Miss Hilbert.
Reading-Miss Bennett.
Presentation of diplomas by County
Superintendent John f. Eby.
Song by class of 1912.
The graduates were: Bernis Eliza
beth Sanders, Earl Raymond Brown,
Florence Maria Peterson, Dana Carl
Brown, Cecilia Marie Brockish, Harold
Eugene Day, Mary Bernice Boggs.
Mr.. Eby then presented the following
pupils with certificates of perfect at
tendance during the term: Earl Brown.
Dana Brown, Harold Day, Thelma Day:
Earl Reynolds, Raymond Reynolds
Emma linn, Arthur Hastings, Earl
Carpenter, Charles Everetts.
The class motto, Rowing, Not Drift
ing" was referred to by Mr.. Ely as
being an appropriate one for the class
to follow in their walk through life.