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New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
German Delegates
Sign New Truce,
Despite Protests
Erzberger Asks When Teu-
tons Will Be Freed and
Treaty Signed; Foch Sum-
mons Berlin Bank Head

BERLIN, Jan. 16.-Under the terms
of the prolongation of the armistice
Germany must deliver by February II
some $4,000 agricultural machines of
various kinds.
AS a guarantee for the fulflment of
the demands the Entente also reserves
the right of occupying the sector of
the fortress of Strasbourg formed by
the fortihcations on the right bank of
the Rhine, together with a strip Of ter
ritory from five to ten kilometres in
front Of it.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-The armistcc
between the Allies and Germany has
been extended, the agreement to that
effect being signed by Matthias Err
berger, the German armistice commits
sioner, at Treves late Wednesday. ac-
cordng TO a Berlin dispatch received
here via Amsterdam.
Extend Truce a Month
The armistice has been extended one
month by the commissioners, who have
concluded their session at Treves, says
Paris dispatch The clauses offered
implements, Russian prisoners of war,
naval conditions and the restitution Of
material stolen by the Germans from
invaded countries were signed by the
enemy delegates.l
The meeting between Marshal Foch
and the German delegates was featured
by protests Ly Matthias Erzberger, rep
resenting the Germans, against the
status in which Germany was left dur
ing the period of the armistice. The
"fnancial and economic dictatorship of
the Entente" was the theme of his
main protest.
"When will you raise the blockade %
Herr Erzberger asked "Thc food con-
ditions in Germany are daily growing
worse and hunger will produce men
tai state which the Allies cannot desire.
Your peoples themselves are not proof
against q world revolution.
Asks About Prisoners
"Will the Entente" he continued,
undertake binding obligations re-
specting the return of the German
prisoners of war? When will you be
i'll position to conclude a prelim nary
peace? Germany has asked six times
for negotiations for a preliminary
peace, but has received no reply"
Rudolf Havenstein, president of the
Imperial Bank of Germany (the Reichs-
bank), has been ordered to Spa by
Marshal Foch, according to a dispatch
from Berlin, to attend conference
concerning the Entente financial de-
Mands on Germany.
A Copenhagen dispatch on December
2G reported that DR.. Havenstein had
resigned as president of the Reichs-
bank However, there has been no
official confirmation of the report.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Montm,egrin Riots Denied
Perfect Order Prevails, Saws
Official Jugo-Slav Report

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Thc lcga-
Zion Of the Kingdom Of the Serbs,
Croats and slovenes in Washington
issucd through the official bureau Of
information Of that kingdom the fol-
lowing statement today
with reference to the publication
Of news Of an alleged revolt Of tho
Montenegrinc against the occupation
Of Montenegro BY Serbian troops the
legation Of the Kingdom of the Serbs
Croatia and S'oyenes Is In position to
state enphatically that shesc reports
have no foundation Whatever. On the
contrary, Isws recelyed by the icga-
perfect order prevails in Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Caffney Changes Story
Now Admits Robbers of PAY.
master Rode in His Car

Frank r. Gaffney, of 22e Crescent
Street, Long Island City. driver of the
automobile used by three hghwaymen
who beat up John P. O'Brien, pay
master for the Westinghouse Electric
Company, and stole s1,1Oo, in East
seventy-fourth Street, last October.
changed his mind yesterday after
Judge Rosalsky had sentenced him to
Sing Sing for a maximum term Of nine
years and nine months. He sent word
last night to Assistant District At
torney Waugh that he would like 20
see him, and admitted that the high
waymen went to and from the scene
in his car, but insisted that they had
him covered with revolvers.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
kentucky Synod Wants More
Pay for PRESBYTERIAN Diyines

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 1.-THE
Kentucky Synod of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. South, in session here. gave
unanimous support to the plan adopted
by the General Assembly for increas-
ing salaries OF pastors 1t also ap-
proved the states quota of $1,000
for henevolcnces.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Paderewski Heads Cabinet
Including Gen. Pidsudski
Reaches Compromise With the
Polish Military Leader TO
Combat RoIslleqism

WARSAW. Jan. 1G (By The Asso-
ciated Press .-Ignace Jan Paderewski,
having reached an agreement with Gen
eral Pilsudski, has succeeded partly in
forming new Polish Cabinet. General
Pilsudski will be Foreign Minister un-
der NJ. Paderewski, Premier, which will
permit Pilsudski to retain much of his
power.
Three members of the present Cab
met will be in the new Ministry, which
will be constituted primarily of non
political experts. The new Cabinet is
subject to the approval of German
Poland. 1t will continue in office until
elections are held within the next fort
night.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Air Passenger Seruice,
London to Paris Opens

r ONDON, Jan. IA regular
IL aerial passenger service be-
tween London and Paris in con-
nection with the peace conference
will be inaugurated Monday.
A number of airplanes have
oeen fitted for the service. They
have comfortable cabin for two
passengers, including cushion seats
and d table, entirely inclosed with
glass.
The airplanes will make the trip
in two hours.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
FOch Insists
French Border
Extend TO Rhine
Continued from page |

rial aid. and tn wealth which you
placed at our disposal contributed to
the final success. Nobody among US
will ever forget what America did.
Had Devils Own Punch
"And you know what happened on the
field of battle since the month of July;
first on the Marne, then in the region
of Verdun. General Pershing wished
as far as possible to have his army
concentrated in an American sector.
The Argonne and the heights of the
Meuse were sector hard to tackle.
There were considerable obstacles
there
"All right I said to him, Your men
have the DEVILS own punch. They will
get away with all that. Go to it,
"And finally, everything went we'll;
everything went so we'll that here we
are on the Rhine"
Marshal Foch was asked by the
correspondents:
"But was not the armistice concluded
too soon?"
ut was not possible to do otherwise"
answered the marshal, "because the
Germans gave us everything that we
asked for at once. They satisfied all
our conditions. 1t was difficult to ask
more.
Would Have Preferred Battle
Doubtless any general would have
preferred to have continued the strur-
gle and to have battle when the battle
which offered itself was so promisinp
put father of family could not but
help think of the blood that would he
she'd: A victory, however easy. costs
the lives of men. We keld victory in
our grasp without any further sacri
nee: We took it as it came.
The German High Command was
not ignorant of the fact that it faced
colossal disaster. When it surren-
dered everything was prepared for an
offensive in which it would infalliblv
nave succumbed. On the 18th we were
TO attack IN Lorraine with twenty
French divls ,ons and six American dj.
visions. This attack would have hecn
supported by other movements in
Flanders and in the centre.
Tho Germans were lost. Thew Ga
pitulated. There is the whole story"
Rhine Logical Barrier
Resuming his discussion of the
Rhine frontier, Marshal Foch said:
I'VE have no idea of attacking Ger
many or of recommending the war.
Dfmocracies such as ours never at
tack. They ask but to live in peace
and to grow in peace, but who can saw
that Germany-where democratic IDEAS
are so recent and perhaps very super
hcial will not quickly recover from
its defeat?
England has the Channel to cross
America is far away. France must
always be i; position to safeguard
the general interests of mankind
Those interests are at stake on the
Rhine. 1t is there that we must pre-
pare to guard against the painful sur
prises of the future.
The armstice is signed, but peace
IS not yet concluded So long as the
status of Europe has not been settled
let US watch, let us watch together. so
that we lose not the fruits of our com
mon victory. Let us remain united as
we were in battle
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
FairchiId To Be Endorsed
For Secretary of Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Rcpre-
sentative Benjamin L. Fairchid. Of
Pelham. Westchcster County, will be
indorsed for secretary of the United
States Senate by both New York Sen
ators. Wadsworth and Calder, when
the Republicans organize the upper
house, it was learned to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Four Seek Presidency

RIO JANElRO. Jan. 17.-Nilo
Pecanha, Foreign Minister; Ruy Bar,
hosa, Brazilian Ambassador to Arren-
tina: Altno Aranter and Arthur Ror-
nardes, will De candidates for the
PRESIDENCY at the special elections. to
Dc held within thirty DAYS. as n re
RodriQuea Alvcs. N'ss'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Belgium Protests; Wmts
Three Peace DeIoootes

BRUSSELS, Jan. 17.-The Belgian
Cabinet has decided to send to the
Allied governments a strong protest
against a reduction in the number of
Belgian delegates to the pace confer
ence. The Supreme Council has fixed
the number of Belgian delegates at
two, where Belgium expected to have
three
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Wilson Awards ID. S. C.
To l3 French Generals

PARlS, Jan. 17.-President Wilson
mas bestowed the American Dis
,tlngulshed Service Cross on the fol-
lowing French generals:
, Franchet d'Espercy, de Castlenau.
r,ayolle, Maistre. Debeney. Hirschauer'
Gouraud, Mangin, Degoutte, Bertnelot
Humbert, Guillaumat and Wevpand
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Greeks TO Demobilizc

ATHENS. Jan. 1.-THE Greek armv
VIII begin rehabilitation late this
month, when 10000 men will be re
leased: i.n. This will leave from 100000 to
100000 men with the colors.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Germans Cry
For Return
Of Emperor

Continued from page j
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

rial aid. and tn wealth which you
placed at our disposal contributed to
the final success. Nobody among US
will ever forget what America did.
Had DEVILS Own Pinch
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Wilson Denied
Gable Tribune
Did Not H0Ue

Continued from page
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
OSETROVATELKA.
(Zasllno.)

Minulou hedeli sehralo 90
chotnictvo Ces. Sine Sokol pG-
sobivou hru pod vyse uvede-
nym MAVEN pred aplne vypro
danym domem. Vsichni ucinku
jici nechali znati znati ma sobe,
re nejsou ma jevisti poprve, a
re TAX cetne obecenstvo bylo
podanim jednotlivych seen spo
kojeno, toho ddkaz byl bourli-
w potlesk, caste j pri olevrene
scene. Pan reziser Mucha "a
slouzi plny kredit "a tax sviz-
nou souhru, a zvlast6 vyprava
jeviste primo prekvapila. V o.
becenstvu videli jsme i mnoho
takovych, kteri do divadla VII
bee nechodili, a patrno bylo, re
cdesli S lplnym uspokojenim.
zkratka novy divadelnf pod
mix Ces. Sine Sokol prodelal
velmi slibny zacatek. Pri diva
ole dcinkovala Sokolska kape-
la, kteraz vhodne volenymi e.
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SOKOL "CECH"

EOrada Ultra We sve sini ma
Wendell Ave. soukromou jar
nj Zabavu, ktel:a zajiste naSim
publikem cetne bude obeslana,
pon6vadZ zabavy uvedeneho
sboru sokolskeho vynikaii
vzdy uslechtilosti a jarosti. Pc
zvanku mono Ziskati u vsech
Clenu sboru Czech" a tez po-
slusi, re "a zitrejSi
zabavy V sale ma Wendell ave.
bude dcinkovat kapela re sa-
mych SokolikG clen1 sboru
pozustavajlci, kterazto kapela
chysta ucastnikim swine j me
lodicke hudebni novinky.
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MA DozIVOT1.

Trestni soudce A. J. Pearson
postal vcera italskeho vraha
Del Sano ma dozivoti do statni
Faznice. Odsouzany Glen Ger
ne ruky, pov6stne organisace
vlasskych hrdlorezd, zahubil
lc nj v lese u South Park sveho
krajana a domn6leho zradce
Cerne ruky, Gerino Strizzi. Byl
to jeden z nejhroznejs{ch zlo-
cinu meste sc udavsich "a ne
hoz obef italskeho mstivce v
pravem slova smyslu ma kusy
byla roZsekana.
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VSEDNf PRlPAD.

Vcera po jedenacte hodine
noci vpadli do hostince firmy
Weber & Res;1artz, 1O616 Ma
olson Ave. til maskOvani a re-
volvery ozbroje,ni bandite, a
po kratkem zapasu ReiI1art-
zcm a r6kolika pijaky vykra-
dli registr a prchli. Hostinsti
mali ztraty $75 a policie SINE
lem tom prepadeni uvedome-
ma. Az dosud zjisieno, ze troj-
listek prijel k naznacenemu no
stinci automobilem a hodinu
po loupezi ze byl spatren ma
Union nadrazi. Dalsi stopy
schazeji.
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VYROCNf SCHUZE 'VCELY'

Vcera konala Sc v Mar. Sini
vyroc.li schuze a volba redite-
III prvniho nejvetsiho vypo-
mocneho spolku zdcjsiho "Vce
ly". NavSteva nebyla pfilis
Getna.
Zprava predsedy a pax fl
nancni zprava tai. byly $ vel
kou dcasti sledovMny. Jako vse
cky ostatni Vyp. Spolky, tax i
Vcela dod6lala Sc posledni rok
vysledku mad ocekavani. Kapi-
tai jimz Vcela vladAe jiz day.
no jde do milionu, SporiLelni
oddeleni &C teprve pred nedav
Eem zavedeno, vykazuje "a mi
nuly rok pfirustek pre- $780,
600. Nerozdeleny zisk a zaloz
nj fohd obnasi 100000. Bon
du Svobody a Usponaych Zna-
mex vlastni Vcela "a $4,000.
Zprava ia prijata $ plnym uspo
kojenim.
VOlba reditelu vyznela tax,
re vsichni stavajici reditelove
Eorme nekolika jez jeste rok
dosluhuji byli znovu jedNohla-
sne Zvoleni.
PAX nasledovala volna roz-
prava, behem niz pripomenuto,
ze Vcela stale mohutni ze
tfeba Jest ably mela sve .vlastni
ufadovny. Debata koncila tim,
re pritOmnymi odhlasovana
pima duvers stavajicimu redi-
telstvu jeho pristim jednanl.
Ku konci odporuceno pri-
tomnym, ably co mozno nejvice
brali podilu ma pate ViteznG
Pujcce Bondu Svobody, cimz
name odkazat, re hodni jsme
tohO, co nase slavna vlada pro
naSi jnovou ceskoslovenskou re-
publiku ucinila. Schuze pax v
10 hod. ukoncena.
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JOSEFSKE ZABAVY.

Sokol Cleveland ma zadost
svych priZnivcG usporada Ultra
We sve SIM ma Quincy Ave. pek
nou Josefskou zabavu, ktera
zapocne v osm hodin vecer. "a
bavnl vybor cilych nasich east
clevelandskych Sokolikd, po-
staral Sc Q dobre zakusky, OBJ
Gerstveni i dobrou hudbu, tak-
re nikomu sc mezi mimi neza-
steskne.
Podobne pobaveni chysta
svym pratelGm jakoz j voji-
mum z Francie Sc vrdtivsim rad
+. l.. Celakovsky {. 8, C. S. B.
P. j. v SIM Sokol ma Clark ave.
kde Josefske veseli o 8 hodin6
Eude zahajeno. Rad objednal
ku zitrejsimu svemu podniku
sokolskou kapelu, chutnou We
ceri chutny mok. Bude tedy
vSeho dost.
Josefska-pekarska zabava
bude Ultra v BeSidkach Narod-
nj sine IA Broadway, k niz ka-
pela bratri SistkI byla ziska-
ma a cetn6 JosifkI a PepiGek
pczvano. Tez "Josefskou" ma.
sich pekarG nutno tudiz odpo-
ruciti plnem presvedceni, re
|v Besidkach bude Ultra vece1
rovnez veselo prijemno.
Obcanska Beseda ma vychod
nj stran6 bude NIT svou zitrej.
81 Josefskou zabavu v Ceske
Americke sini ma Quincy Ave
ma niz bude vyhravat sedmi
clenna kapela. Poradajici w.
Dor postaral Sc, ably navstevni.
CT nebyli ma suchu a rovnez il.
max mezi Eastclevelandskym
dobre Sc pomeli.
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vfTANf voJfN0.

Mayordv valeSny vybor usta
novil Ia. cerveia k vitani vsech
vojinG do Clevelandu Sc vrativ
sich. Ctrnacty cerven ie dnem
uctivani americke vlajky, ia
Eymsi svatkem poloufednim.
kteryzto svatek doplnel bude
demonstraci ma pocestl naSich
bojovniku. Mayor odhaduie,
lie do IA. cervna vratl Sc domil
asi $4,000 clevelandSkych po-
Zemnich namornich vojihu,
ktefizto vyslouzilci budou Sc
podilet ma parade, jake V Gle
velandu dosud pry Inebylo. V
dolennim m6ste slavobrany bu
dou vZlyGeny q We zbrOj1iclch
ZvlaStni programy pfipravcny.
Vecer bude okoli Squaru l;td-
herne OsyetlelO a rOvn6z Il jc-
zerniho brehu budou vypouste
ny rakety, bludicky a podobne
chhostroje; dekorace dolcnni-
no mesta a slavobran sv6rena
2. K. Dolanovi od firmy Brown
ing & King Co. Ma pruvodu bu
de Sc podilet t6z 81. divise, je-
jiz navrat ku konci brezna sc
Ocekava
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NEPREHLEDNETE!
NOVINKY!


Prave jsem vydal deset skvost-
nych pohlednic 8 ceskymi ma
rodnfmi pisn6mi 27c; Jirasek,
"Psohlavci" Zoe; Sojka "Tre-
mi dily sveta" $1:tO; Sv6tla,
"Zvoneckova kralovna" a
"Kriz u potoka" v jedne knize
$1.35. vazana $1.85; "Sbirka
nejnov6jsich receptd" ma vino,
ikery, pivo, ocet mnohe jine,
SOC. Knihy v cenach snize-
nych: "Kytice cetby" kra-
snymi. povidkami 35c; Horke-
no lonsky kalendar s vytecnou
cetbou pouze 15c; "Proroctvi
Sybillino" 1Oc; "Vezei Mag
debursky", velky roman o 4
knihach $1.20. - F. Pancner,
3445 w. 26. St., Chicago, III.
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Teachout Co., jakoz tri sestry
a velice rozsfrene pribuzen-
stvo.
Vlada svym dneSnim. telegra
mem skonu JOS. Cermaka wy
SIovuje hluboke sympatie po-
zGstaIym a my rovn6z 'timto na
81 srdecnou soustrast pozGsta-
lynn projevujem. Budiz sv6tla
ramet zemrelemu!
.MS!sl W.y:Ss,!ss, I. y:Ss,!ss,
VZACNE NAROZENINY.
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Wilmington, Del, l3. brcz-
IA. - Jehu Roberts jest die
statu Delaware, oslavil sve 1902
n;lvstevou ko..tela. O
rozmnozeni lidstva sc staral ia
ko malo ktery smrtelnik; ma
III dosud ziiici dcery, % vnu-
XII, 81 pravnukG 4 TIL pra-pra-
VnOuGata.
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sly nemalo prispela ku zdaru
,vecera, 20 divadle pofada-
mem plesu. Nahytek pro hru "a
,rd.icen byl firmou .Young's Fur
,riture Co., 2 Euclid Ave-, q kv6
siny firmou II. Walter, Clark
Ave. Pro pfiste@chysta cily ten
to sbor Londynskou komcdii
"Pani Dot.
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dles pani Veronika Cermako-
va, G2Ol Union Ave. Washing
tolsky valccny department te-
lcgrafu.ic, lie jeji syn, serzant
Josef Cermak zemrel "a. unOra
V mestecku GirOd V Nemecku,
kde podlehl Z:in6tu prudusek
po kratsi chorobe.
Josef Cermak narodil Sc v
Clevelandu l.. 1885 a po vycho
ze,ni gramarnich skol pusobil
u Garfield Gil Co., nacez, pred
.jedenacti lety, prihlasil Sc k IA
dovemu amer. vojsku jako do
brovolnik a piivodn6 slouzil IL
pecho1y V Oklahoma City. Po-
zdeji byl clenem posadky v San
Francisco, nacez Sc svym plu-
KEN prelozen byl do Mainly ma
Filipiny, $ kterymzto regimen
tenn byl tez V Japonsku Cine.
kdyz pred nekolika lety vypu-
ky protiamericke boure V sta
rem Mexiku, Cermak, iiz jako
tetar, podilel Sc rovn6z ma do
tGene mexickt vyprav6. V Mex
iku vyprsela jeho druha vojen-
ska lhllta, nacez vratil Sc do
NIL, kde stravil rok kde pO
treti nechal Sc k pravidelnemu
amer. vojsku naverbovaSi. Byl
poslan k posadce Houston,
Texas, kde slouzil az do vypo-
vezeni valky Nemecku.
Josef Cermak byl Glenem W.
pravy gen. Pershinga a do
Framcie pribyl g prvnim amer.
oddilem radovych pesich a po-
Zd6ji prelozen byl jako zname
Eity strelec ku setnine c batta-
llonu strojovych puSek a to V
hodnosti serzanta. Tyz Sc svym
|Oddilem bojoval ma Marne, We
|vyseku St. Mihiel, v lese Ar
|gonnskem We Flandrech, a
byl "a chrabrost nekolikrat ma
front6 vyZnamenan a V armad
lilich rapoltech citovan. Prode-
lal vsecky hruzy bitevni z
nichz vyvazl temer bez urazu.
Posleze byl pfidelen k amer. o.
kupacni armade, Ia kterychz-
to pomeru dostal Sc 2 Belgie az
na pudu porazeneho Nemecka.
q mestecka Girod psal obSirn6
domu Vanocich. Rsal, re pre-
konal valku pomerne stastne a
V Girod re Sc pozvolna 1otavu-
je z valecnych svizelu. Doufal
re do roka do Soustati Sc vrati,
S milenou matickou a sourozeh
ci opet Sc shleda. Jeho nad6je
rohrichu Sc vsak nesplnily a
minuly mesic Morana sc ne
no prihlasila.
Hrdiny Josefa Cermaka ne
ii tudiz vice! Zemrel "a vlast
v daleke cizine a mad jeho ro-
vem smutecni amer. vlaika sc
,dneS tfepota.
Serzant Josef byl nejstarsim
vojinem v rodine Cermakd z
Union Ave. Pani Cermakova
vychovala celkem pet zdar-
nych synu a z tech ctyri prihla
sill Sc do sluzeb Stryce Sama
dobrovolne. Josef jiz "doslou-
zir' a dalsimi u vojska jsou
Edward. marihak .nyni ma Ku-
be prodlevajici; marinak Ladi-
mir, nyni We Filadelfii a RADIO
w pesi voiin serzant Vaclav
Cermak, jenz V armad6 je liz
sedm roku pritomne v 'tabore
Sherman-Chillicothe jako in
struktor pnsobi.
Mimo uvedenych bratri-voji-
md a ovdovele matky, Josef III
,stavil bratra Vilema cd firmy
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-13
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of Success Mining Company,
Limited, wallace. Idaho, February
IL. 1919. =
Notice is hereby given that there Is
delinquent upon the FOLLOWING oe-
scribed stock on account OF an as
sessment of two CD cents per sI,are'
levded on the goth day OF Decelnper'
,sIs the several amounts set oppo-
cite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows, to-wit:
The herald., 1919-11-06
CHARTER.

contracts or faults of said corporation in
any further sum than the unpaid balance
due on the shares of stock owned by him,
nor shall any mere informally in organi-
zation have the effect of rendering this
charter null or of exposing any stock
holder to any liability beyond the amount
due on his stock.
ARTICLE IX.-The appearers hereto
declare that they have subscribed to the
following number of shares of the CAPT
Julian Swoop, two thousand (2,000) shares,
s. b. Forman, two thousand (2,O00) shares,
j. N Swing, trustee, twenty-six thousand
(26,0O0 shares.
Thus done and passed. in my office,
in the City of New Orleans, on the day,
month and year first above written, in
the presence Of st. Clair Adams and c.
Macarthur, competent witnesses, who
have signed these presents, together with
the said affiants, and me, notary, after
due reading of the whole
Witnesses: st. Clair Adams, C. Nc
Arthur.
Original Signed) Julian NJ. Swoop
(2,000) two thousand shares; S. b. For
man (20O0) two thousand shares; j. n.
Swing Trustee, (28OOO) twenty six thou
FRANCIS P. BURNS,
Notary Public.
/, the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora-
ton, of the Shakespeare Oil Company, In
corporated, was this day duly recorded
in my office in Book 1881, Folio -.
New Orleans, October 25, s1919.
(Signed) EMILE j. LEONARD, by. r
FRANCIS P. BURNS,
Oct 30 Nov 6-Dec. f.
The herald., 1919-11-06
TO THE CHARTER OF
HACKETT-GARSAUD INC.

United States of America, State Of
Louisiana, City of New Orleans. Be 1t
known that on this 18th day of the month
of October, in the year Of our Lord
1919. Before me, Pierre ID. Olivier,
Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the Parish of Or
leans, State of Louisiana, therein residing
and in the presence of the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned person
ally came and appeared; Allen s. Hackett
and Marcel Garsaud, both of full age and
residents of this city, herein acting as
the President and Vice President, respec-
lively Of Hackett- Garsaud, Inc, cor
poration created under the laws of this
state and domiciled In this city, as fully
appears by an act passed before me, no
tary, on the 14th day of October, 1919, and
dulw recorded in the office Of the Re-
corder of Mortgages for the Parish OF
Orleans, in Book 1881, Folio 4s4.
And the said appearers seyerally de-
clared that by virtue and pursuant to the
laws of this state a meeting OF the
stockholders of the said corporation was
held in this city, on the 18th day OF
October, 1919 at which meeting all OF
the outstanding stock of the said corpora
ton was represented, 1t was, by unani-
nous vote, resolved to increase the capt.
tai stock Of this corporation to the sum