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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26

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The herald., 1916-04-13
liable as a partner.

llaDlc as a partner.
Article VII.-This act of incorporation shall
be changed, modified or altered this cor
poration shall be dissolved, with the assent
OF tws-thirdS Of the stock OF the corporation,
present or represented al a general meeting
called for that purpose, after prior notice in
writing 10 each stakeholder, or mailed to him
al his last known post ONCE address, IN &C
cordance with the terms of Act 2o7 Of 1914.
At the expiration Of this charter or the
earlier dissolution Of this corporation for any
cause, its affairs shall be hqu'dated by one
or more hquilators 10 be elected ty the
stockholders. all Of whom shall hold stock IN
said company and the said COMMISSIONERS are
hereby vested with full power and authority
20 Nqudate the affairs Of said company IN
accordance with the terms OF Section 30 OF
Act 267 Of 1914.
Article NIII.-The appearers hereby de.
clare that they have subscribed - the mum
Der of shares opposite their names, and the
signatures thereto shall constitute their orig
inai subscription 10 the capital stock u said
corporation
Thus doue ard passed. in my not7-ial office
in the city Of New Orleans, on the day, month
and yea- first above written, aad IN the pres
ru,e u II ". Kaiser and NJ. g. Stein, com
pcteut witnesses, who heraunto subscribe
their names, with the said appcarers and me,
notary, after due reading Of the whole.
IS, .ua,urest Omitted
Witnesses: II. W Kaiser. NJ G. Stein.
MEYER :. DREIFUS, Notary Public.
/, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
IN and Tor the parish OF Orleans, State Of
Louisiana. Do hereby certify ;ha; the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation OF the
Iouisiani Live Stock Association, Iucorp0-
rated. was this day duly recorded IN my
office. in book llg5, folio -.
New Orleans. March 70, 1910.
tSignedr EMILE ]. LEONARD, by. r.
| hereby certify that the above and fore.
going IS a true and correct copy Of the orig
Il g a nj lp Il FlE
tCe
MEYER s DREIFUS. Notary Public
march p 10 april l3 % p
The herald., 1916-04-13
CHARTER
Of The wAYAND GROCERY COMPANY
INC.

Of The MAYAND GROCERI COMPANf f,
INC.
V,ttd States of America, State Of Louisiana,
hrish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
B. il known, That on this tenth day Of
IL month Of March, in the year Of our Lord
n thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and
4 he Independence Of the United States OF
Ansriea the enc hundred and fortieth, before
Il Frank Souie, notary public, duly COM
-sioned and qualified in and for the Par
a d Orleans, State of Louisiana, therein re-
ding and in the presence of the witnesses
ssin,ftn named and undersigned. person
ny tame and appeared Mrs. Magdaline Pau
ne WayanS, widow of VIM. Thos. Hogg
elts Teberne and William T. Hogg, all res
trns Of The city of New Orleans, State of
LsussnA and Of legal age, who declared
nj availing themselves of the laws of the
Siie Of louisiana relative to the organiza-
"a Of corporations, and especially of Act
IA ~ Of 1914, they nave contracted and
s'ted, and do, by these presents, contract
NJ agree and bind and obligate themselves,
veil Is such persons as may hereafter
esne associated with them, to form and
institute corporation for the objects and
e1oses and under the articles and stipula'
Arele 1.-The name o. tne corporation
Hai the "Wayanc Grocery Company
h. and under this name it shall have
esr and authority to have an enjoy cor
ene existence and succession for ninety.
s~ years from the date hereof: to contract
and Be sued; to make and use a cor
ris seal and the same to break or change
eeasure; TO own, hold, receive, acquire
nHhase, lease, ALLEVIATE, devise dispose of
aasy, mortgage, hypothecate, pledge, Of
..snie cucumber both real and personal
9eIy; to issue bonds, notes, or other evil
g Of debt; TO appoint such officers
s.nA managers and employees as the bust
nay require, and to FIX their compensa
establish such bylaws, rules anC
sushens as may be necessary and proper
- ne sane 10 amend, alter or abolish anC
nlsfiy regulating the management o
,.,roperues, the government of its affair
ne manner Of the certihcation and reg
, .-snoa q ITS stock; and generally to do ant
'.. an such acts as may be proper ant
10y 70 carry out the purposes of thi
nuse 1.-The domicile of this corpora
~. @aI 3 IN the city of New Orleans
~ ~ o. LsoAsiana, and all citations and al
:" p0cess shall be served upon the pres
The herald., 1916-04-13
Burke.
FRANK SOIrIE M. p,,h

| the, undersigned recorder Of m rtgages,
IN and for the parish of Orleans, ..tate OF
LOUISIANA, do hereby certify that IN. above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation of the
"ayand Grocery Company, Inc, was this day
duly recorded in my oftice, in book llg5. folio
=. New Orleans, March 10, 1916
ISlgned) EMILE J. LEONARD, D. r.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
poratlon OF the Wayand Grocery Company,
Inc, passed before me this 10th day OF
March, 1916, and duly recorded in the mort
gage 9rlcc Of the parish OF Orleans, in book
llS5, folio -.
Witness my hand and official seal this
10th day Of March, 4. D. 1915.
FRANK SOULE, Not Pub
inch 10 % 30 apr Is %
The herald., 1916-04-13
CHARTER

OF DE LUCAS MARBLE & GRANITE
COMPANY.
The herald., 1916-04-13

State. q louisiana Parish Of Orleans. Cit
OF New Orleans
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

GERMAN ADMIRALTY REPORT.
Oct. 1S.-On October in the Medi-
terranea Sea an Italian protected
cruiser, the Libia, was severely dam
aged by a torpedo from German
submarine.
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS RE-
PORT, Oct. 18.-On the western front
prince Rupprecht) the artillery ex-
changes have reached considerable
intensity, especially north OF the
Somme, on a large sector. The Brit
ish attacked between Guedencourt ard
Zebars and the French this evening
from Les BaZures to Rancourt. Our
annihilating fire was poured on the
crowded stormers in the trenches
and the attacks frustrated. Near
Guedencourt there is still hand-to-hand
fighting, but our positions are com.
pletely maintained.
French parties sallying from Nor
val and Rancourt have been repulsed
after hard fighting. The enemy pene-
trated Sally, where fighting is still
going on The enemy's advances
toward the main objecuves near
Thiepval and Courtrelec and Boucha-
yesnes have been absolutely fruitless.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
VILLA BANDS coMMIT MANY ATRocTlEs

VILLA BANDS COMMIT ATROCITIES
tecen Villa with Of his
San Andress Angered be
country fled to escape being
the houses Of the
atrocities
ELECTION AiNDERs PUBLIC BUSINESS
Club today, Pre-
presidential campaign
public business He
about that
M this progesseness
GOVERNOR APPOINTS COOPER TO COMMISSION
Governor Pnkham
OF
l. Moore. seriously i'll weeks past
REPARTEE AT INTERISLAND HEARING
at the public
Of considerable
completed
show that Bennett of the nterand
cattle shipping Hawaii coming in
employ.
could attorney
declared Attorney Warren Olson
finished
70 a the ate reorted
nothing Warens reply
the the statement that cattle
sings
holds
allied cattle Parker ranch
Bennett said his had
another had received broken
Robert Hind Of
took the stand at 2:45 o'clock this afternoon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
Government IS
OWNER OF 49.5
ACRES, RED HILL
Order of Condemnation Was
Signed Today By Federal
Judge cIeinohs

With the signing by Federal Judge
Charles F. Clemons today of an order
of condemnation In the case of the
United States against Lucy Peabody,
ct al, the government comes into pos
session of 1913 acres of land at Red
Hill and vicinity, this island, which
is to be used for Notifications and
other military projects.
The U. s. engineers office paid into
the clerks office on Wednesday $9700
as awards to the respondents In the
condemnation proceedings. Under the
order of condemnation the government
becomes the owner of lands on the
Red Hill ridge along the Moanalua-
Halawa boundary, in the vicinity Of
Salt Lake, and between Makalapa era
ter and the county road, near Salt
Lake.
1t is set forth in the order that the
government desires the condemned
lands for the erection and mainten-
ance of military post, Notifications
and army stations for the public de-
tense; for the uses and purposes OF
the United States government and for
the protection of the harbor and city
of Honolulu.
The government proposes to erect,
among other things, public buildings,
Notifications, magazines, arsenals,
lighthouses, range and beacon lights,
quarantine stations, hospitals,
wharves, docks, piers and roads.
Aside from Lucy Peabody, other re-
spondents are the Protestant Episco-
pal church in the Hawaiian Islands,
st. Andrews rriory, Bishop Henry
Bond Restarick, Queens Hospital,
Bruce Cartwright, trustee; the Terri
tory of Hawaii, C. H. Bellina and the
Honolulu Plantation Company.
Further details of the Red Hill
project are given in another column
today in the report of talk by Gen.
Evans before the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
SECOND ARREST
FOR DERAILMENT
OF TRAIN MADE
KaWaihae is Apprehended and
Held to Circuit Court
in $1,000 Bond

Another man has been arrested by
the police on a charge Of attempting
murder by assisting in derailing the
Oahu Railway train near Iwilei road
during the strikers riot October 4.
He is Mike KaMaihae and was taken
into custody late Wednesday after
noon following positive identifications
offered the police.
When arraigned in the police court
this morning Kawaihae waived hear
ing and was committed to the circuit
court with bond fixed at $4,000.
Another defendant on the same
charge is Kalema, who was recently
indicted by the grand jury.
A reward of $500 was offered by
the Oahu Railway & Land Company
following the derailing, but officials
of the company did not know this
morning whether any division OF this
would be made in the two arrests al
ready made.
Although Sergt. s. E. Poaha did not
bring Kawaihae into custody he is
largely responsible for the find and
the common opinion around the jail
this afternoon is that he will get
part of the $500 reward.
Poana arrested striking Hawaiian
stevedore on suspicion OF assisting in
derailing the train. To free himself
this Hawaiian is said to have
"sduealed" on Kawaihae.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19

EARTHQUAKE and
TORNAD0RAVAGE
SOUTHERN STATES
Much Property Damage Re-
ported in Wake Of Vista
ton; Two Dead

NOZZLE, Ala, Oct 1s.-The storm
loss IN Mobile and Pensacola ID esti-
mated at 100000. Though fears were
entertained that the citrus fruit crop
Of Alabama and Florida would be
much harmed, II now appears there
was no great damage.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 10.-Earth-
quake and tornado ravaged Alabama,
Georgia, Louisiana and Tennessee yes
terday.
The hurricane blew up from the
Gulf of Mexico with but little warning
and swept over the southern coast
states. While it was at its height the
temblor came and shook the four
states fiercely, tumbling down chin
neys, shaking houses and sending
thousands Of negroes in the crowded
districts of the larger cities into waves
of panic.
Mobile, Birmingham, Pensacola,
New Orleans and scores of smaller
cities and towas felt the earthquake.
The first temblor was recorded few
moments after o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The earth waves came In
rapid and sickening succession.
The hurricane did far more damage
than the earthquake. Starting in the
Gulf II moved northward, lashing the
coast towns with its fury, and leaving
a train of demolished houses, broken
telegraph poles and ruined crops be-
hind it. In places the wind rose to la
miles an hour.
The weather station at Pensacola,
Florida, where the government has q
powerful wind gauge, reported that
the gale there rose to the highest
point known on that coast of heavy
winter and fall storms. In Mobile
the velocity recorded was 110 miles.
Several small vessels caught In the
Gulf by the gale were driven ashore
or foundered in the sea raised by the
wind.
Two Persons Killed.
One person was reported to have
been killed in Pensacola and In Mobile
negress was electrocuted by fallen
wire.
The lights Of the coastwise towns
and cities were extinguished for hours
last night, and telegraph communities
ton much interfered with. The work
Of repairing the telegraph and tele-
phone lines began Immediately and ii
was announced last night that 1t would
be comDleted today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19

Five hostile machines were shot
down in air combats today.
Crown princes front: West Of the
Meuse there is lively cannon activity.
Eastern war theater: On Prince
Leopold's front, after costly failure Of
strong infantry charges, enemy's &C.
tivity limited to lively fire against
our front west of Luck. Infantry at
tacking Austrian positions near
Zwyzyn was driven back by fire into
trenches, the enemy suffering heavy
losses
Southwest of Herbutov Bavarian
battalions, after strong artillery
preparation, stormed a Russian point
d,appui and brought in two officers
and men, as well as IL machine guns
Archduke Carts kont Enemy at
taeks, against advanced positions at
Bistrica and Solovinska failed In
the Carpathians Ludoya Heights IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
HOODLUMS 90 DAMAGE
TO SCHOOL BUILDING

Reports have been received al tne
department OF public instruction tnat
yandals recently did conslderaoie
damage to one of the cottages In tne
KauIuweia schoolyard According to
Superintendent Henry w. Kinney, the
boys armed themselves with rocks
and proceeded to lombard the build
irg. breaking all of the windows AMI
otherwise damaging the structure.
Other schools about the city also have
complained Of damage declared 70
have been inflicted by gangs of hood
lums.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
BRITISH LOSS
ON THE SOMME
ESTAGGERING
Total Casualties for Somme
Drive Now Far More Than
100000

LONDON. British losses in Sep
tcmber were az the rate of more than
3Se0 day. The casualties on all
fronts reported in this month were:
officers, 5439; men. 1l4,110.
Heavy as were the British losses in
September. they were lighter than
those of August, which were 127.945,
daily averag,' of 4127. In July, the
first month Of the Somme offensive,
the losses weie about half those OF
August or September, Notwithstanding
the fact that in July the British storm
ed the first line German defenses.
The casualties in that month were
59,675, so that the total for the three
months of the Somme drive Is 307 ,169.
French and English press despatch
es report that, considering the char
acter of the fighting, the losses of the
Allies on the Somme are low.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
.UMOR OUTLAWS
GOT TSl0,O00N
RAIDOF TRAIN

fAssociated Press By Federal wtrslessl
s BLISS, Oklahoma, Oct. 19.-Armed
posses are pursuing the bandits who
last night held up q Santa Fe flyer
near this town, killed an express mes
senger and rified the express car. 1t
is rumored that the outlaws got $10,-
600. 1t is also learned that they
tagged the train on the edge of the
famous 101 ranch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
MAUI FEARS NO
PROCLAMATION IS
OUT FOR ELECTION
Wireless Message to Star
Bulletin Tells of Anxiety
of Candidates

Maui officials and candidates are
excited because the governors cleo
ticn proclamation had not been re-
ceived On the Valley Isle up to this
morning and fears were held that an
election on November Z without the
gubernatorial proclamation would be
invalid.
This situation, brought out by a
wireless message to the Star-Bulletin
this morning, does not excite either
the governor or Territorial Secretary
Thayer, who looks after arrange
ments for the proclamation. 1t ap-
pears that the election was duly pro-
claimed, though the Valley Isle has
not yet been officially informed of It.
Maui's anxiety is related in the fol-
lowing wireless message from the
Star Bulletins correspondent:
"WAILUKU, Maui, Oct. 1e-offi-
cials and candidates fear governor has
failed to Issue the election proclan,a-
tlon. Not received here. Time for
Il has elapsed. Candidates much ez-
cited. think validity Of election at
fected. Discovered by eevins lCoun-
ty Attorney e. r. eevins). Recalls
Maui 1915 election when Legislators
rectifIsd supervisors similar over
sight"
Secretary Wade Warren Thayer
said today that Governor Pinkham's
proclamation was issued on Septeln-
Der 26, the day that the governor re
turned from his trip to the Civic Con-
vention at Hilo, being the first act
that was performed by the executive
on his arrival at the office.
A wireless message to the governor
while at Hilo had been sent Dy MT.
Thayer asking If he would return IN
time to sign the proclamation, aho
offering TO send the document 10 MIN
II he wished to prulong his stay.
"Maui people are unduly excitea,
said the secretary this morning Wnen
told of the report by the Star r-Builetin.
"The proclamation was sent from TINS
office on Tuesday last, which Woulu
mt II on the Mauna Kea YESTERDAY
morning. BY this time the document
Is undoubtedly in the Valley Island.
aIt does not make any difference
whether the proclamation is sent at
. certain time or not. OF course, the
sooner the better, but no definite dalc
Is set for sending it out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
LURLINE MAY GO
Light TO COAST
TOBE REPAIRED
Diver Examining Hull Today;
Report Will Tell Whether
Damage is Serious

THAT fha Mataon steamer Lurline
,r;,ch hnmneS her stern on 8 sub
fnaerred roek off Makapuu Point at
s.en W.arasdsx @ marn;nr NAV have
:. % :, - esr Francisco for repairs.
s.,,se.,t ~ tsr,,e anv nassenrers or
t-sssbs r'ss ccr.idera5 Ii<eIv hy port
.,,.so-,.,es todev who are inclined to
hsassva ~ fhs dsmsen done the steamers
NH NOR serIoSs than was consid-
.-as -, ssster5sv -
Ths nrl,ne is dine TO steam for San
r>-ancisco ~ nnon Tuesdav. II she
he. - % n San FRANCISCO without
80 - - :. ,..ssnssr. or freieht Il win up-
sss 80 ~. Mefson schednie and heiehten
sss 1~,al rcnc.efion n canned mines
srs.,t,n~ -. ~ shinmenf to the coast. as
,rs,i - Sncreas,ng sim further the con-
'e-t,e- -. :. - 4, freiy6t a. San Francisco
sasts.- sh,nr,ert ~ ISLAND norts-
1-s a,.,.it. p~ncrt
c.s,,. 4 roo,,e's sh,nnipg deuart.
sh,. ,,,orSi-e could nesther CON
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