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VIRGINIA QUINT WINNER
BY MARGIN OF ONE POINT
West Virginia Shows Powerful he
tcp"c and University f1nycr. Arr
finTd trcSscd.
/ Spcrinl ~ Tnc 'rinlca Disputrh

' "T''l'l 80 ! NC lnic.r IpInlJtrl
CtitRLOTTENiLLE. VA. February
49, ~ TIL" most exciting bu-heiba II
zane staged in the Faycrwcather
r'ini.,aiuni ia recent ye-r@ Virginia
hcfcatcd West Virginia Tonight - to
-. The visitors presented Z, fast aud
h"aFy team hcau.d by Rogers the
20" crful fun back ou tho football
tlnt"n. ANA lee. 4 cian, center The
latter kept iiScy from tossing Il SIN
.ic goal.
,N'rsini., led throu2 hon, tho hrs, half,
y hich ended - to ~. bu, TIA" Noun
~ inc' RS crutc hach Strolg At the start
Of tho second period ana once h,d q
'7hd OF SIX points with only Ten min
Htcs TO play. tho t"a'nr wcr, on oven
terms. Bailoy ,lrn RANK Cp - goal
from r"-i miailoor ana loter uadc
900 on = fro" 'rss. whiCh proved
enough Z" win, since tho vi.itors could
lnuu pnlN out bahk.t
TIC contest vas markell ~ fast
r|"NlrE aud sensational goal shooting
hGi poor tout ahootine On Doth sides.
.'H' lg.-uu.
Nir:isir Wo.t.or VS. lirstni.
~. Il i-tiurrer
tMt,+l,h = q, iiiic
'yI'r N'sL' !. Morrison
.'n:'is from t"pr-h..'sN 80 Wnitc "a,
,t'GrrGr Ni' itoEcr- Cd Morrison tjt.
nlti.irh -. IT,. !l. Io.a nom fouis--
Gccrgoto %. ri-nc ~ h.kes 20 ini,ii,ca
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and ~ br'n2ins /" trial ana punish
mont ans offender; yEAinr, The same
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Liquor Cn.c Sent Or.

Robert c. Crowdcr arraigncd in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning on
charge Of having brought into the
state more liquor than is allowed by
law, waived examination. and the case
was certified to the Hastings Court.
!. FRESHMAN. charged with violating
The sabbath law by selling groceries
Ras fined So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

ncr Will cc missed greatly in mo
school system. had high regard for
him personally"
Tho funeral viii be conducted at rs
o'clock tomorrow morning ut st.
Jamcs's Methodist Church by the mas
tor of the church Rev. II Il ,;rcep
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Scor.-thur,h mn. 30. M",ili. -. sui
MISUNDERSTANDING slarEcy, M""ni sea-.
,,onis from Held-E R"li 81. cu.ric. 90.
thmiE 49, W Bcll 90. Pcrkin7 -.
iintchcr. ii'a" 60, Nvsf. Hrsnd. nricu.
h'lloE foHI4 from foul u Brli ~. Hy, n
~ i;0tsro"r Iinr=rrvo-
The herald., 1917-10-11
CHARTER
OF BREWERS LAGOON COCOAEIrT
COMPANY, INCORPORATED.
United States OF America. State of Louisi

COMPANY. INCORPORATED.
| United States OF America, State of Louisi
ana, Parish of Orleans City Of New
| Orleans.
he 1t known, that this day. the nine.
| teenth of the month of September, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and seventeen, and of the Independence OF
| the United States of America. the one hun.
| bred and forty-second; before me, Bussiere
Rouen notary public in and for the Par
rsh OF Orleans, State of Louisiana ,lul v
commissioned, sworn and qualified, and in
the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared:
subscribed. all of the full age OF majority:
who declared that, svailng themselves of
the provisions of the laws OF the State OF
LOUISIANA, relative TO the organization of
S,orpoIalion:, and more particularly of Ac;
No. 2% of the General Assembly of this
State. approved July 9, 1914; they have COW
enanted and agreed. and do, by these pres
entS, covenant and agree and bind them
selves TO form, and there hereby constitute
themselves we'll as such persons as NAV
hereafter become associated with them into
4 corporation and body polite in law, for
the objects and purposes, and under the
7greemen'S and stipulations following, to-
wit:
Article First-The name and style Of this
corporation shall be: Brewers Lagoon
locoanut Company, incorporated" and unic-
that name II shall have and cnioy all rights
advantages and privileges granted by law
20 corporations; il shall exist for the period
4 ninety nine years from the date hereof:
II shall have power to contract sue and be-
sued IN ITS CORPORATE name; to make and
Use corporate seal, and to break or alter
re same at pleasure: 10 hold. receive pur-
chase. convey. lease. mortgage. hypothecate
or pledge property, both real and personal:
70 issue bonds, notes and other obligations
or negotiable instruments; 10 have and erl-
ploy such managers, directors, officers. agents
and other employees as the interest and
convenience of said corporation NAV reouir.
" dema1d; to make and establish such bv-
laws, rules and regulations Tor the co-por-
e management and control of the affairs
~ the corporation as may be deemed neces
sary and expedent
Article SecOnd-The domicile of IN. said
oo-nora'io' shall be established in the CITY
OF New Orleans Louisiana. and all citations
and other legal processes shall be served o.,
he president. in his absence on the vice
resident. and in the absence OF both. unor
the sec-etary-treasu-er or any other officer
7r agent designated by law for that pu--
pose.
Article Third-The objects and purposes
tor which this CORPORATION is formed and the
"ature Of the business to be carried on bv
n. ere hereby declared 10 he:
The development and cultivation 81 4 ca. |
o9anu' plantation Of one thousand hectares |
situated in the jurisdiction of Iriona. de- J
The herald., 1917-10-11
CHARTER OF
SIIILSTON

United States of America, State Of Lou'si-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Be 1t known, That on this seventeenth dav
of the month of September. in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and
seventeen, and of the independence of the
United States of America, the one hundred
and forty-hrst, before me, John Marshall
The herald., 1917-10-11
CHARTER

SANGASSAN BUILDING AND REALTY
COMPANY, INC.
Onlted States OF America, State of Louisi-
BE 1t know, that on vnis tenth day of
lae month of September in the year One
thousand Nine Hundred anil Seventeen. be-
lore me, Sol. Weiss, a Notary Public in
and for the Parish and State aforesaid, duly
commissioned and qualified personally came
and appeared the undersigned persons, all
The herald., 1917-10-11

- lp-and back comes your work.
autographed letters that defy detec.
no1-addressing, filling in, machine
II f9ldlng, Shorthand and Typewriting
copying a speciality. We deliver to
Aigiers, Gretna and other points
DCNLAP'S MULTIGRAPH LETTER SHOP
4ol Title Guarantee Bldg. Phsne Main s7
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Gerard preceded me to Kicl. I arrived
there on Saturday. the twcnty-sevcnth
of June. and that night went with ar
rnour TO dine with the Emperor on board
the Enperors yacht Hohcnzullcrn.
In the harbor were Il fair number OF
German yachts. mostly sailing yachts.
taking part In the races. the nnc old
yacht Of Lord I}rasscy. the Sunbeam.
and the yacht Of the Prince Of Monaco.
in which he conducts his scientific
voyages. A great English fleet COM
prlsinE some of the must powerful
drcadnuughtS. had also arrived. sent as
an earnest of the good will aud kindly
feeling then supposed Ia exist between
Great Britain and Germany. The re-
doubtable Non TirpiIZ WAS present ur Il
German hattlcship. and the Hamburg
American Lrc had an old transatlantic
steamer. the Deutschland. rrchriStcn"d
the Victoria LuSc. filled with guests.
most Of whom were invited on hint
from the Emperor.
At dinner OH the T"h"nz"llrrn NUM-
her of English pcoPl" were present. The
Kaiser had on ono side "t him tn" wife
Of the British Atqntrnl. Lady Maud War
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SCORES OF SOLICITORS
ON THE JOB YESTERDAY
Thorough Organization for
the Entire County Expect
ed 10 Get Big Results.

The Big Liberty Loan drive Is
on.
The campaign 10 secure $4,000
900 In subscriptions 10 the second
Liberty Loan in Ohio county was
opened formally yesterday morn
ing. The opening OF the CAM
paign was not attended by any
demonstration, but. several hun
,-dred solicitors went quietly to
work, determined to make the
drive success. Within few
days il is estimated fully thou
sand men will be- engaged In
whirlwind campaign.
The first man TO purchase a
bond at headquarters was VIII
liam Felte, of Mozart Heights.
who paid for a $1,000 bond.
Mark up strike" for this loyal
German-American. A few mln-
utes later. Il. r. Banr, well known
farmer of Short Creek. subscribed
for bond. His was the first
subscription from farmer.
Many persons subscribed. at
headquarters. "a Twelfth street,
during the day.
Announce Figures Saturday
1t Is impossible 10 obtain fig
ures each day "a to the number
Of bonds solf o.: tho total OF the
subscriptions. as they are being
taken through so many agencies.
Besides. scores CT the solicitors
will not report 10 their precinct
chairmen before Saturday.
However. 1t Is planned to an
nounce the subscriptions accord
ing to districts Saturday evening.
following n meeting Of all district
and precinct chairmen and sollci-
tors. The meeting will be- held
at 1880 o'clock. in The assembly
room of the Wheeling CONNER
cial Association. Market Auditor
ium building.
The meeting will be presided
over by c. A. Walden. chairman OF
the general solicitation commit
tee. and Judge Frank ". Nesbitt'
will deliver the principal address.
Short talks will be made by 9th
ers and It is expected that the
solicitors will have many" inter
esting experiences to relate. A
large blackboard will be arrang-
cd on which the subscription to-
tails of the various districts will
be posted. II Is planned TO hold
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randcr. and on the other side the Coun-
tess ur March. WHOSE husband Is heir TO
the Duke of Richmond. | sat between
Princess Munster and the Countess uf
March. aud after dinner the Emperor
drew me oror to the rail of the ship
and talked 10 me fur some time. wish
that diplomatic etiquette would permit
me- TO reveal what he said. but even In
wartime do not think ] ought TO rio-
late the cunfidcnCr that hospitality
seals. However important and interest
Ing especially to the tGme Socialists Of
Germany. l do not give this conversa-
tinn with tn" Emperor nor the CONVEX
sntion with him and Colonel House ut
the "Schrippen Fest" because was his
guest. Conversations with the Emperor
which had On later occasions were at
official audiences and TO Ihcso tho snme
rule does not apply. He also invited
IN" tn sail with him in his yacht. the
Meteor. in the races from klel to Eek
crnfJord OH the coming Tuesday.
Sunday afternoon Prince Henry and
his wife who resided In the castle at
Kcl. were to give nm afternoon recep-
tim and garden party. but on arriving
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||"B|LL" FETTE, LOYAL GERMAN AA|ER|CAN, TAKES
FIRST LIBERTY BOND IN WHEELING CAMPAIGN
MICHAEL|S DECLARES
NO PEACE CAN COME
# TERRITORY ASKED

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 1o.-.N the pie
nary sitting OF the reichstaG yesterday.
DR.. Georg Michnclis. the imperial Ger
man cha7cellor. asserted that peace WAS
impossible as long as Germany's en-
cnics demanded any German soil or en-
dCavored 10. drive wedge between the
German people and their emperor. The
speech: or the chancellor was delivered
during the discussion OF the resolution
against propu ganda in the army in favor
OF |: German peace.
"Wo would get along much better"
said the chancellor. ~ those who COM
bat the peace resolution OF July 10 and
assert that Its supporters want a sep
arnle peace. would be more just toward
this resolution. We must work out In
their positive scrSn. and forcefully. the
pin:s comprised in this resolution. We
must be clear in our minds as to what
we desire and must emphasize what was
said In tho resolution.
The German, tuition will stand to-
Gctllcr as one man. unshakcable and
rcrsrvcrt in the fight until its right and
the rights Of our allies 10 existence and
development are assured. In its unity
tho German empire Is invinclble
we must continue TO pcrSerere until
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at the gates VIC were told that the
party would not take place After go
Ing on board the Uta%ana, Frederick W.
Vile. the celebrated correspondent of
the London Daily Mail. ranged up alon--
side In q small launch aud informed us
that the Archduke Franz Ferdinand. the
heir TO the Austrian throne, and hla wife
had heccn nsSaSsinntecd ut SarAjcVo.
There was much rushing to and fro IN
fast launches, the Emperor himself be-
INK summoned from tho race which WAS
In progress. That night we dined on
board the yacht OF the Prince Of Mona
co. All the diplomats and notables
whom ! met during the afternoon and
evening seemed To think that thero WAS
no chance that the tragedy at Sarajevo
would lead To war. Tho next morning
tho Emperor left early for Borlin but
expressly directed that tho festivities
and races Mt Klel should be carried out
as arranged.
Monday afternoon there was a
"Hierabend" in the large hall OF the
yacht club at Kicl. The Emperor WAS
10 have presided at this dinner. but his
place WAS taken by his brother, Prince
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NATIONWIDE CANVASS
OF ALL BANK PATRONS
in BEHALF OF BIG LOAN

WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.-A nation
wide canvass by post card or letter OF
all bank depositors in bchnlf Of the
Liberty Loan was proposed today by
Comptroller Williams IN Il statement
addressed 10 the national banks Of the
country. The comptroller estimates
that the &c 6.000, ,00n bank accounts in the
country represent. IS. 100000 Individuals,
Of whom 16.000.000 can afford 10 buy
Liberty bonds and ought to do so.
The comptroller suggests to all ma
tional banks reads the statement.
chat they address personal communi-
cation by letter or post card TO every
depositor--or say. TO those whose de-
posits amount L. SEQ or morc--cnlling
attention TO Liberty bonds and offering
to accommodate my purchaser who may
need more time 10 make his payments
than may he allowed by the terms OF
the subscription"
The conditions nf the banks at the
present time. Mr.. Williams says. war
rants the extension Of liberal terms TO
all Liberty bond purchasers.
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"u Four Years In Germany An1bQSSad0r CerurdS Book

a large income from the company which
carries on the gambling rooms at Monte
Carlo. is n man Of the world intensely
Interested In scientific research; there
is practically no corner OF the seven
seas into which his yacht has not pok>d
her nose in search Of material for tbs
sea museum he has established at
Monaco.
On Tuesday Armour and boarded the
Emperor's sailing yacht. the new Meteor.
The: race was a beautiful run from Klel
To Eckcrnfjord and was won by the
Meteor. As the Emperor was not on
board. did not get one OF the souyenip
scarfpins always given to guests who
sail with him on n winning race. Among
our crew vas Grand Admiral Won KOS
ter. subsequently an advocate Of the
ruthless submarine war.
Eckcrnfjird is little fishing and
bathing town. Nearby Is the country
residence OF Prince Henry. q rather
modest house built in brick In English
Elizabethnn style. The wife OF Prince
Henry was q Princess Of Hesse-Darm-
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Henry, who. it Will be remembered. WIS.,
lied the United States not so many
years ago. Sir Edward Goschen. the
British Ambassador. who was living on
one Of the British hattlcships. sat on his
right and I sat on his left. During the
evening 4 curious incident happened.
The Prince and ! werG talking OF the
dangers OF aftcr-dinncr speaking and
what a dangerous sport 1t was. In the
midst Of our conversation some one whis-
pcred TO the Prince and he rose 10 his
feet. proposed the health The visiting
British Admiral and fleet and made
little speech. AS he concluded. he said.
addressing the officers OF the British
flect. we are sorry you are going and
we are sorry you came" II is remark
able az showing the discipline OF the
German nation and their respect for
authority that thereafter no German
ever referred to thi1 curious slip OF
the tongue.
The night WAS rather mild and after
dinner We walled about the gardens OF
the yacht club. l had a long and inter-
esting conversation with the Prince OF
Monaco. That Prince, who receives such
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ORDERED VDN BERNSTORFF To
DESTROY CANADIAN ROAD AND
AMERICAN ANUN|T|ON PLAN TS
Well Known Americans Compromised in kilograms Ex-
changed Between German Foreign Office and Ambassa-
dor at Washington Sinister Conspiracy Divulged.
Oct, 10.-SecTetary

WASHINTON, Oct. 10.-Sec7ttary
Lansing drew upon his collection. OF
secret German diplomatic correspon-
dence again today TO shed further
light upon what the German foreign
office and general staff were doing In
this country while nominafly at peace
with the United States.
He gave to the public without COM
ment as usual, three brief cablegrams,
disclosing that more than year be-
fore submarine piracy drove America
to war. the Berlin government was
instructing Amba assador Won Bern
storff to arrange for destruction OF
Canadian railroads and to uso Irish
Americans in carrying on sabotage in
their own country. They showed, too.
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50 a GIANTS DO THE COME BACK IN WORLD SERlES
A~V ROBERTSON H0LKE And BENTON STARS OF GAME
THE RUBE'S PITCHING
BEST OF THE CONTEST
McGraw's Men Play With
Dash and Brilliancy-.. !:
Schupp or Sallee
Today. y

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Checred
on by thousands Of loyal rooters
the New York Nationals turned
desperately upon the Chicago
Americans in the third game OF
the world series here this after.
noon and shut out their inter.
league rivals 2 10 O. 1t was an
entirely different appearing team
that faced the White Sox at the
Polo grounds. For the first time
since the present struggle for utu.
lar baseball honors began, the
Giants fought and won both vic.
tory and the breaks OF the game.
Benton the Star
As was the case IN the first
contest in Chicago, the struggle.
developed into a pitchers battle,
but today 1t was Eddie Cicotte,
who was forced to bow before
the prowess OF the opposing hur-
Ter and the sweeping bats Of the;
Giants. Pitted against Rube BEN
ton. the star of the White Sox
hurling corps found a rival as
skillful as he in delivery, as
crafty in generalship and who re-;,
fused to allow Cicotte's team.r
mates a run to ease the strain.
Only six OF the visitors reached.
first. five on hits and one on a
felders' choice, and OF these only
two saw second base.
Behind Benton the Giants
played with a dash and brilliancy
which were completely missing In
the two preceding games. De-
spite Cicotte's fine control and de-
ceptive curves they smashed into
the delivery OF the White SoI
pitching star in the fourth inning.
and hammered out the two runs
which spelled victory and restor--
ed their confidence for the con-
tests to come. After the game,
the Nationals expressed the belief
that they would be able to repeat
tomorrow and start westward
Thursday night on. even terms
with their American league op-
ponents for the fifth game of the
series set for Saturday in Chica.,
go. 80"
Robertson, the Great
Among the fans tonight the
name Of Davis Robertson Of Nor
folk. Virginia. Is praised in equal
proportions with that Of RubO
Benton, another southern player,
hailing from Clinton, N. C.. Be.
tween them these two diamond
combatants from below the Ma
son and Dixon line brought about
the downfall Of the Chicago COM
bination, when the outlook for
break in the series of defeats was
none too bright.
For three and half innings
the opposing box men had proved
invincible. and the thirty odd
thousand fans present were set.
tling' down for a hurling duel,
when Robertson sprang into the
calcium glare Of fame. He ended
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ASSASSINATION OF HEIR TO AUSTRIAN THRONE
GREAT SENSATION DURING 'KlEL WEEK." But
THERE WAS NO THOUGHT OF WAR.

Canal. is the principal naval center OF
Germany.
When the Germans decided to build
up great fleet the Emperor used every
means to encourage love of yachting
and OF tho sca. and cndcavored 10 make
the Ktel Week a rival of the week at
Cowcs. the English yachting center
With this end in view. the rich Ger
mans were encouraged and almost com
manded to build and rncc yachts. ana
Americans and others who visited kie!
In their yachts were entertained ny the
Emperor In an intimacy impossible II
hey had merely come to Berlin as tour
lists. residing in Il hotel.
We went to kicl. in June. 1914. rs
guests Of Allison Armour. Of Chicago
On his yacht. the Ctowana. I WAS de-
tu;ned by business in Berlin aud Mrs.
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Order
PUTS ALL FOODS IN
CONTROL OF HOOVER

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.--Govera-
ment control Of foodstuffs is extended
to take in virtually, all the essential
articles OF diet BY proclamation issued
tonight by Presiden, Wilson directing
that the food administration 10 license
after November |. the manufacture.
storage. importation and distribution or
some twenty prime commodities.
!, Many small dealers are exempted as
are farmers. who were especially OK
ccpted in the food control law.
The move was forccaSted In q STATE
ment last night by the food adminis-
tration declaring it was necessary ID
prevent unreasonable profits anu TO stop
boarding and speculation.
After quoting the food control act.
under, which the action is taken. the
prcsdeffts proclamation says:
"try~ essential. in order TO carry
into effect the purposes OF said act to
license the importation. manufacture.
storage and distribution OF neccsaria3
10 the extent .herrina ftcr specified.
"All persons. firms. corporations an
associations engaged IN the business
either OF % operating cold storage
warehouses IA cold storage warehouse.
for the purpose OF this proclamation be-
ing defined rs any place artiticially or
mechanically cooled to or below tenn
pcraturr Of IS degrees Fahrenheit In
which food products arc placed and held
for thirty days "r morc): CD operating
elevators. warehouses or other places
for storage nf corn, oats. barley. beans.
rice. cottorsced cake. cottonscad meal
or peanut meal: or 80 importing. man
ufacturlng (including milling. mixing Or
packirg); or distributing (includnE
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CROWN PRINCE HOLDING SLIGHT
GAINS MADE OVER THE FRENCH

AS is customary after the at
tainment of the detectives Of his
drives, field Marshal Haig on We'd
nesday permitted the British
troops in Flanders to. haHe a
breathing spell while consolidat-
ing their gains of Tuesday along
the Ypres front. Likewise the
French forces on the British left
flank were busily engaged in Or
ganizing their newly won posi-
tionS.
4 heavy rain fell during the day
and no attempts at strong at
tacks were made BY either side.
although on various points there
we're small forays in the nature
OF line Strengthening operations BY
the British and French and weak
attempts at counter offensive on
the part OF the Germans. These
latter manoeuvers all were re.
pulsed and the Allies held the
ground they won in Tuesdays Of
fensiye.
Along the right bank Of the
Meuse in the Ferdun sector, the
Germans north Of the Bois LIE
Chaume. following very vio-
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that Won Bernstorff on his part was
even at that early date seeking au
thority TO support a campaign to in
duence congress.
The statement follows:
THE Secretary OF State pub
fishes the following two kilograms
from the German foreign Office 10
Count Won DernstorN in January.
1916:
january 3. (Sccret. .)--Gener-
al staff desires energetic action In
regard to proposed destruction Of
Canadian Pacific railway at sever
nj points with A view to complete
and pr0tracted interruption OF
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