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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Basketball Games
on Weeks Schedule

TONIGHT
Harrisburg Independents VS.
Lewistown. at Lewistown.
The Telegraph VS. st. Paul of
York, at York.
FRIDAY
Steeiton High School VS. York
High School, at York, Central
Pennsylvania Scholastic League
contest.
Sophomores VS. Seniors, Tech
nical High School Interclass con-
test.
Hazleton High School VS. Harris
burg Central High School, on
Cathedral Hall floor.
Williamsport High School VS.
Harrisburg Technical High
School, in Technical gymnasium.
Camp Hill High School VS.
Middletown High School, at Mid
dletown.
Yorktown Girls of York, VS.
Girls Division of Hassett club,
on Cathedral Hall floor.
SATURDAY
Harrisburg Academy VS. Get
tysburg Academy, Cathedral hall
floor, afternoon.
Middletown Big Five VS. "R"
club of York, at York.
Camp Hill High School VS. Car
lisle High School. at Carlisle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
California Star Scores
Worlds Indoor Record

New York, Jan. 81. - Howard P.
Drew, the University of California
flash, who holds the worlds record
for the 100-yard dash at 8 ga seconds
f1irted with another title last night
in the 70-yard dash of the annual in
door track meet of the Millrose
Athletic Association. The Californian
pitted against such stars as Joe
Loomis and Roy W. Morse, negotiated
the seventy yards in the fast time of
I 1-5 seconds, for the second time,
equaling the worlds record which has
stood for nearly thirteen years. The
mark equaled by Drew is held by w
A. Schick, who did 1-5 seconds in
New York on February %, 1908.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Special to the Telegraph
Annville, Pa, Jan. 27.-Followins
quickly on the wonderful record made
by Lebanon Valleys 1915 football team
against some of the larger representa-
tive college elevens of the country
Manager Paul Wagner has completed
the strongest schedule ever attempted
by any former Blue and White team
list of ten games have been arranged
with one pending.
Seven of the contests will be played
on foreign gridirons while three will
be staged on Annville field. West
Point, Dartmouth, Lafayette and St
Joseph's are newcomers, being the
first time that any local athletic team
has played the latter.
Big Game With VilIanova
The big home game of the season
will center upon the Villanova team
during the middle of October. Much
credit is due to the work of the man.
ager, Paul Wagner, a Hershey boy
The schedule is as follows:
September 80. Army at West Point;
October Z. Dartmouth at Hanover, n
H.; October II, Nillanova at Annville;
October 21, Lehigh at South Bethle-
hem; October 2S, Lafayette at Easton;
November 4, ST. Joseph's at Annville;
November IL, Muhlenberg at Allen
town; November is. pending; Novem-
Der %. Susquehanna at Selinsgrove;
November so, Buclnell at Lewisburg
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

CONTINUED From First Page.
consciousness. but police said they
found a number of papers, notes and
letters in his clothing which proved
his identity and later a relative made
the identification positive. Three of
the letters contained the phrases:
The wages of sin is DEATH"
Pullman registered at the hotel
early last evening as Mr.. Jones and
wife," telling a clerk that Mrs.
Jones" would join him about s o'clock.
No one went to the mans room, how
ever, and he was not seen again until
his body was found on the sidewalk.
Skulls Crushed
Pullman was seen leaving the
Bronx apartment about four hours be-
fore the bodies of his wife and daugh-
ter were found. The skulls of both
women had been crushed in with u
small hatchet which was found under
bed.
Friends said Pullman had come
here from Chicago for reunion with
his family, and was believed to have
carried $1,000 in currency when he
left the apartment. Police expressed
the opinion, after an investigation
that the man had murdered the two
women after suddenly going insane.
One letter found in Pullmans clothes
addressed to the newspapers and
everybody" said:
TIA Ia
"Goodby, ia ia everybody. I guess
I will make good. ] am going away
on long journey. Ia ia again and
ia ia once more
In a rambling, disjointed manner
the writer advised the people mot to
worry over these two" as they were
now better off, and there is no good
in making a fuss over something that
can't be helped" There was no
signature to the note.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
ideas of what the organization shoulG
be authorized to do.
'I Have Changed NV Mind

ideas of what the organization should
be authorized to do.
'I Have Changed My Mind"
II have changed my mind said
yesterdays letter, because all the
circumstances of the world have
changed and it seems to me that in
view of the extraordinary and far
reaching changes which the European
war has brought about it is absolutely
necessary that we should have a COM
petent instrument of inquiry along
the whole line of the many questions
which affect our foreign commerce.
Il have had in this change of mind
no thought whatever of a change of
attitude towards the so-called pro-
nor there. A commission such as
have suggested would have nothing to
do with theories of policy. They
would deal only with facts and the
facts which they would seek ought to
be the actual facts of industry and of
the conditions of economic exchange
prevailing in the world, so that legis-
lation of every kind that touched
thees matters might be guided by the
circumstances disclosed in its in
quiries.
81 dare say you feel as I do, that
ii would be folly at this time, or until
all the altered conditions are clearly
UNDERSTOOD, 10 attempJ TO zeal with
questions of foreign commerce by
legislation, and yet having dealt di-
rectly and clearly with the whole
question of unfair competition within
our own borders it is clear that as
soon as we know the facts we ought
to deal with unfair methods of COM
petition as between our own Nation
and others, and this is only one OF
the many things that we would prob
ably wish to deal with. The other
matters 1 have attempted to indicate
in my previous letter to you. I am
glad to supplement that letter by his
explicit statement of the considera-
tions which have been most influential
with me.
You will remember that in my
last message to Congress fore
shadowed just the considerations
which were operating in my mind in
this, matter. The passage to which 1
refer was this:
Many conditions about which we
have repeatedly legislated are being
altered from decade to decade it is
evident, under our very eyes, and are
likely to change even more rapidly
and more radically in the days i'm
mediately ahead of us, when peace
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
WELLYS SK&GORNER

No Pennsylvania Interscholastic
basketball league games are scheduled
for Harrisburg this week. Two games
will be played tomorrow night. Cen
trail High meets Hazleton five at
Cathedral Hall, and Tech will tackle
Williamsport High on Tech gymna-
SUM floor. Each game promises
much interest.
Local organizations holding private
boxing shows, have called a halt on
"frame-ups." In the future a COM
petent referee will be in charge, with
instructions to stop any exhibition
lacking merit. Sparring matches are
not to the liking of fight fans. Boxers
after titles cannot afford to lay down.
Jim" Coffey wants a chance at
Jess Willard before the champion
meets Moran. The Irish heavyweight
offers Willard $25, 200 for a ten-round
go. Coffey evidently looks upon
Moran as a better man, and is anxious
to get a little money before
the boy from Pittsburgh puts
crimp in the cowboys" future
chances.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Forty Are Injured When
Car of Powder Explodes

Bluefields, Va. Jan. 27.-A car
loaded with black powder exploded in
the local yarus of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad last night, more
than 40 persons, several probably ia
tally, and causing heavy damage.
Three cars loaded with dynamite
are said to be on a siding not far from
the scene of the explosion, and an eff
fort was made to move these from the
path of the flames which broke out.
The explosion occurred about three
Bluefields, but buildings here were
rocked and many plate-glass windows
were broken. The cause has not been
determined.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Harrisburg is recognized as good
baseball city. To date three managers
are seeking a berth here, in the event
of a New York State League franchise
being secured. Jimmy" Sheckard the
former Chicago star was in the city
yesterday looking over the field.
Official announcement has been
made that Utica and Albany fran
chises of the New York State League
are for sale. No price has been fixed.
Reading, 1t is said, is already bid
der for Uticas interests. If this is
true, Harrisburg must take Albany.
However. it is understood that the
League will conduct both sales.
Reading hackers have secured an
option on the circus maXimus grounds
in that city. 1t will mean a saving in
expense at the go-off, as these grounds
are already in good shape.
AL Lawson still claims three towns
for his proposed Atlantic League. He
might add Hershey as this town will
not enter the Central League this sea-
son.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Two Fast Matches
Feature Independent Series

The weekly double-header i'm the
Casino Independent Bowling League
last night was an interesting eXhi-
bition. The Lancers won from the
Oregons. scores 1929 to 1888. The
Puritans were winners over the Tro-
jams, scores 224S to 2144.
The Puritan team leads the league
in total number of points scored with
1853 and an average of 15S for is
games. Chrismer, of this team, is the
star bowler, having an average of 175.
Fletcher, of the same team, is second
with 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Bits From Sportland

Enhaut ex-High will play the Hum
melstown Monarchs on the latters al
leys tonight.
Tech Freshmen last night defeated
Camp Hill High School; score, 80 to / 6.
Enhaut eX-High five of Oberlin last
night defeated St. AIMS team of Steel
ton; score, "a to Is.
Hughey Jennings has signed Stanley
Harris, a Pittston pitching star.
Harry Sinclair has sold Tom Seaton,
the pitcher. to the Cubs.
Cameron Grammar School yesterday
defeated Camp Curtin; score, AZ to 22.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Must Withdraw Suits to
Make Peace Pact Certainty
Special to the Telegraph

Chicago, Jan. 27.-A few details of
Federal League and organized ball are
still unsettled, it was learned here yes
terday and will not be settled until
the several suits pending against the
National Commission and some of the
clubs in organized ball are withdrawn
according to President Johnson, of the
American League. The details in
clude taking over by the American
and National Leagues together of the
Federal League parks in Brooklyn
and Newark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
.VINCOME FIVE TO
PLAY LOCAL TEAM
Philadelphia Tossers Gave In
dependents Hard Fight
Early in Season

Manager Horace Geisel, of the Har-
risburg Independents. considers 1t a
stroke of good fortune to secure the
Nincome team of Philadelphia to play
against the locals Saturday night
The game was assured to-day.
The Vincome boys played here early
in December and gave the Indepen-
dents one of their hardest games OF
the present season, losing out in the
last few minutes by four points.
The Independents will be unable to
practice in Chestnut street hall this
week, but will keep in trim at the p
r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. The game at Lewis
town tonight will he a great help in
keeping up the team work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Utica Team Is For Sale;
Will Sell Entire Plant

Utica. n. Y, Jan. %. - President
William Hayes. of the Utica baseball
team admitted tonight that the own
ers had decided to sell the local fran
chise if a reasonable offer can be OBJ
tanned.
I'VE want to sell the franchise. play
ers and the whole plant" he said.
Would $4,000 or $4,000 cover the
players and franchise" Mr.. Hayes
was asked.
Well" he replied, lit would come
in that neighborhood."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
"By" Dickson Assistant to
Coach Folwell at Penn
Special to the Telegraph

Philadelphia, Jan. %. - Byron w.
Dickson. last season head field coach
for Penn's football squad, will be first
assistant to Bob" Folwell this year.
Harold CASTOR Will continue to coach
the scrub team, while Lou Jourdet
will coach the Freshmen. A good line
coach will be added to this list before
the football season opens and it is still
possible that Charles Wharton will be
the man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Bakers Head League;
Win From New Ideas

In the Harrisburg Academy duckpin
league series the Bakers last night
won from the New Ideas; scores, 1926
to 1869. The victors are now tie with
the Bitters for first place. Balsbaugh.
of the Bakers. had high single game
score, and Smaling, of the New Ideas.
won match honors. The standing of
the teams follows:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
CARDINALS WIN OVER sUPERBAs

The Cardinals We're winners last
night in the p. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A, TAX
ing the match from the Superbas:
scores, 1851 to PASS. Mendenhall, of
the Cardinals won high game honors
with 211, and Martin, of the Superbas.
was match winner with 551. The
Browns and Senator's play tonight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
IRISH WIN BOWLING MATCH

In the International League series
the Irish last night defeated the Rail-
readers; scores, 1893 to 1923. Morri-
son, of the winning team, took high
honors with 1913 and 357 scores. To-
night the Sons of Italy will play the
BARRIERS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
SALEM FIVE WINS GAME

At Oberlin last night the Salem
Lutheran five defeated the Hummels-
town A. c., score So to 80. The game
was a nip and tuck battle from start
to finish. The lineup and sum-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Field goals: Houck, Henney. g.,
Baughman, 4, Bartels, l. Janson, @,
Shope 2, Fox 8, Goodman 2, Bear 3;
fouls. Janson, out of 10; Shope s
out of 10; referee, Bennett.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
joy just hangs
on every pull

How pipe of Tux" does bubble with good cheer and
sunny comort There something about the mellow taste of Tux
that strs SOUL 1t his inside works. his
disposition and gives him that perky ches feeling like high
stopper trottng down the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
KILLS WIFE, THEN
TAKES OWN LIFE

[Continued From First Page.1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

JUDGE DANIEL c. DEASY
Supreme Bench,
San Francisco, Cal.
II get a heap of pleasure out
of Tuxedo, the sDesiesi. coolest,
most delightful pipe tobacco Zoe
erer smoked. 4"
'r'9-~VraN--%--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
EN- SILENCIO

Los liriOs de In quimera languide-
IN en- su yergel misteriosO.. Y en-
ri cspiritg puma una Ultima duda,
IA vacilacion final. iHemos de
curmuraruos cl supreme adi6s antics
l.. y5lvcr e, rostro hacia Ia fra noche
lie llega....? NO es mejor seguir
ucstras rutas divcrgcntes sin haber
7ro:anado el ~silcncio? Para que?...
.!ien 81 vo que ha conclude nuestra
historiai....
Las ayes heridas de muerte no re-
Imam nunca; tampoco retorna Ia pa
'.hva inrima tras del sufrimiento Ia
.srante... No. nunca retorna mas;
Dor ESQ. no sera turbado en- bruno
Peg, lfuvia invcrnal. Nj voZ no modu-
'lri Gucia aiguna en- III dido: porque
i coraz6n podria despertarse.. :. ro-
ia escuchar subitamente.. Y en-
.oqceS. dos aInas e~sperarian, como
ahora espera una sola. ell aribo de una
misica ~lejana que jamas Sc acerca,
.uc janis Sc a~cercara...
Y 81 todavia no mueren los sucnos
lei tcdo en- su pensil misterioso, no
hagamos NADIA por alargar su fragil
= adorada existencia. Regards o
ligrimas misericordiosas.. ique do
loroso error. Reanimarlos con deseos
aDasionados... ;que tragico enga-
Eo!.... mi una palabra debe brotar
de nuestros iabios Al wolverines la eS-
palda para siempre, y segulr nues-
tras sendas opCestas... 70 tlcmbio,
/, ticmblo de espanto, pero al fin he
encontrado mis- fuerzas.... para
que hablar?.... Bien Sc que Ia con-
c!uidc nuestra historia!....
Alba Herrera y OGAZON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
Fl Sr. BeItran discurrla aver alegre...a

Consul de Douglas. Ariz.. nombran-
dose a IN senior Padres para e! des-
empelu del encargo.
Como es ficil suponer. cl trastor-
no que Va d sufrir ~"nuestra diplo-
macia" es horrible. 81 los documen
ros cayeron en- manos impias-lo
cual es muy posibIc-pueden ocasio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
LOS ZAPATISTAS AMENAZAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AL
GOBIERNO CA
RRANClSTA

"a camW1I0 Io ~ |100II1I0- ON
-.t Carranza slguc mis- formidable ca
Gs dia. y Sc acentdaa los temorcs d,
.,c 81 primer fefe 81 YEA obIiead2
a cvgcuar Ia Canl,al De IA RrpUn,i-
ra.
Ii win etr~au DC Mexico. ii T0lac
Ho ha sido r~epI'a,1 aim. nj 70 sor1
en- a.~un tempo, Porqde los zap"u--
a. 10 imptden ~attc"noo " ."S cue
tl'lIos dc pconc> cue t""lan oe re-
.,J.Ui .o~ p9eai-+ Vo!"ooS.
bero 10 mas ,~'aTa que ha orui.iGo
q. c-tos 1ijmos "'"S os 10 CUE va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
ACRADABLE FIESTA EN- LA CA.
SA DEL. SR. PASCUAL
M. DIAZ

Con motive del bautizo de una pc
quena hijita del senior D. Pascual NJ.
D!az. Sc efcctu0 en- Ia casa Residential
de dicho senior, sta en- 719 \. Medina
St. una ~agradable fiesta a la que
usistieron las amiStades de IA fami-
liza de nuestro compatriota.
La apreciable esposa del senior Diaz
ofrecio q Ia concurencia una exqui-
sta cena de p~latilos m~exicaros, a los
que lie hicieron los honores los con-
currentes a Ia fiesta.
Terminada Ia cena, do principle 4
ur bale, el que Sc prolongo hasta IA
ia Ge Ia manana.
Los asistentes Il Ia fiesta ofrecida
Dor los esposos Diaz salieron suma-
mente complacidos de las atenciones
cue les fueron prodigadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
z 0 S

Lord Derby predic0 no solamente
con Ia palabra. sino con el ejemplo.
Su hiio primogenito y unieo herede-
70. Lord Stanley. sent6 plaza en- los
"Granadier Guards" On cu&nco lego
i ia mayoria de cd"d. q ''.;.7
iio. Partio 81 frente L. .. Ia
ba de recibirse la noticia De que ha
sido herido en- un combate en- el cual
Sc porto vaIientemente.
:. = ::
Madame Carton de Wharf. que. CO.
no Sc sabe, permaneci6 en- Belgica
despues de IA invasion alemana, fuG
deportada ma: tarde q Alemania y
vive hoy destcrrada de 81 pals, relata
en- IN hermoso articulo los sufrimicE
tos Y IA estoicidad admirable de sus
de~sgraciados cOmpatriotas. Describe
en- Ia siguiente forma su vista a un
taller do Dinant-su Meuse donde tra-
baian mujeres belgas:
Fran ciento veintiseis las mujere.:
cuyos maridos { hijos habian side
muertos 0 heridos por los aiemanes.
Pregunte 4 estas desgraciadas:
-;Quienes son entire vosotras Ia
cue han perdido sGres Queridos Ell Ia
-,-,,c ia Aro-+op
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15
Alba Herrera y OGAZON
T CURIOSAS

Hace cosa de dos siglos empeza-
ron = usarse en- Francia, para cIer-
tos banQuetes, cubiertos que podr!a-
mos lamar musicales, no porque tu-
yiesen ningun sonido especial, nj por-
que fuesen cajas de muslca en- lorna
de cucharas V tenedores, sino que en-
clos aparecian compases de musIca,
de manera que reuniendo TODD el Gu
bierto O un :iuego de cuchil!os result
taba una composition completa. CO.
mo Ia moda dur6 POGO tempo. es ra-
70 encontrar hoy uno de aquellos GU
biertOs.
In.,afcrra - fauoSa por Sus uni
versiIade<: cada una de elias consja
IL numerosos edifirios conocidOs
con 81 nombre de colleges ,coleglos}
Y halls 'cimara> La de Cambria
20 tiane II ~co,c:ioS, y % Ia de Ok
ford: ambas fueron funladas en- cl
siclo Nil. a imitaci6n De la de Paris;
pero hoy su organization eS mny di-
fcrente de Ia de Las universidades
~frlnceSas. y exception de Ia Uni
vnrsidai de Glasgow, Ia de Edim-
bur-o y aIgunas otras. muy pocas,
las dcmas solo admiten aiumn0S in
telnos, que tienen que Sa~Jisfacer una
quota trimestral. aparte de cicrta
cantidad pOr derachos DE- ingreSo.
FL reglamentO porque - rige ia Vi
la universitaria no 81 muy severe,
Ell csludiante goza de bastante IL
bertad, y tiene tempo sobrado para
dedicarse a TODD gen5ero de daportes,
a los que tan aficionaios son los
ingleses; pero Ia msn i
gu-oe2neIte casi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-15

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=. -S;g ca-a. Pur Su D2ra-urG y Su eff Il
: casla en- = 5eSpach0 IL los pei!fOs Il
= e IL que uzyor coRfieEzr izSyira al i,
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-04-20

ton OF all business Said board sh,h :
OF April.
All elections shall be by ballot at TIE
micile OF the corporation and majority
the votes cast shall be necessary 70 ~
All vacancies occurring in SAID board h'
be filled by the remaining members a
Immediately after their election me -
board Of directors shall elect from then ~
Der a president, a vice-president, -
tary, a treasurer and a manager, pw-
that the Offices Of secretary and n sA.J
may be combined in one person, and mA !.
manager may be combined with nat ~
other officer +, %,
Until the election to be held in April s
the following shall constitute the NM .,s
OF directors and officers Of this conp.Z
who shall serve as such until tneil 80 49,
sors have been elected and have qu.iyS n,
viz: August Stef, as president; Snaie' a.
as vice president and manager; Enns -
Silva, as secretary EdTafa -
ring, as director. al
At the dissolution Of this oorpofst0n Z
affairs shall be liquidated BY three
dators to be elected by the board o. Wv
tors from the stockholders. -.,r,
Article N.-Ail powers vested IN -
tons by Act No 267 Of 1914 appnses -
9, 1914 and specially Section theie 80
hereby recognized and taken as inc :,
to be exercised by this corporation, ~ ~
visions Of said act and said seoIO1 4
read into and made part OF ms e.a
same as il set forth al length hefen 80
Article EI.-This charter shall az ~. -
as the original subscription list o. ~ 4 81
poration; the names and addressu 80
stockholders ard subscribers and INC 49,.
Of stock subscribed by each are - n b
viz: August Stcf, SIS Lesseps 81 "a n|
leans, go shares; Charles Noel n 81
Soto St. New Orleans, share; Ell nlis,ss u
share; Edward Suehring, 9AJ hansX III
New Orleans, share; AdOlph Sross n II
Charities S.. New Orleans, ! snan, 81
said stock being paid for in the m a.st 81
forth in the detailed itemized s'a.e ii, III
tached hereto and in the act Of Isr|
Angus; Stcf 20 this corporation, pssse.. N
me, notary, this day. both staie. - 81
sale being made part hereof ana
Thus done. passed and incorporated, =. 4
office AZ the city Of New Orleans On -
and date FIRST before written ana nrI
IN the presence Of Louis F. Sauye snG;s,,ss
els ID. Caarb1nnet, Jr., competent ~. 81
who sign with said appearers anu
tary, after reading Of the whole; cpI
Original signed: a. Stef. so snaI., VI
Noel, / share; z. de S. Silva ~ crcseI
ward W. Suehring, share; AdolpIp p1r|
share. F F. B ,. GeaH1HlRR iS5SS!S H. sas 81
I, the undersigned recorder OF 80 -
in and for the parish Of Orleans, 2. a II
certify tina: Tie above and foresolsas 80
Incorporation O.. the August Siei 80
Company. Inc was this day. duly
in my Office, in book ll95, fo!io,
New Orleans. La, March u I'D n, I
(Signed) EMILE !. LEONARD W
A true copy.
(signed) F. D. cHARBoNENEaf., rssE |
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-04-20
X-Ravs on Microscopr

A microscope using X-rays has been
perfected by French scientist.