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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
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2Rrere og QRrerin0er beb Minne:
apoliS oifentlige Sfoler bar 6nnnet
cn Organization, Der ifal birfe for
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2abor, men bill arbej6e i Gontaaelle
me6 famine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
timber ito6ig r6breoelie blanot nlle
Mrbej6ere o9 Sa1ttftionnrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Edie Meade, mahager of Battling Reddy, is trying to match his boy with Champion Johnny Kilbane. If the latter cares to do business a Bos- ton club is ready to stage the contest
 Jack McGovern, once known as the $50 900 Beauty, will have a chance to get even with with Frank Carboue, the local middleweight. when they meet in a 10 round bout in Reading, Pa. on March IS. Carbone gave Me Carron a lacing not long ago.
 Demarais, who pitched for Anson on the Chicago team thirty years ago, died last week in Stamford. Conn. His career as a player ended when he threw his arm out in a game in Philadelphia.
 A championship team is not an unnixed joy to the owner, as Fred Mitchell, of the Chicago Cubs has discovered. He has a number of holdouts on his hands, who thinks he will make more money this year and ought to pay better salaries than last season. Besides they claim that the season will be shorter this year and they will get a months less pay.
 The New York Yankee infield and pitching stars continue to hold out
 Only Bob Shawkey of the regulAr Yankee pitchers capitulated last week Shore and Leonard, the two pitchers obtained in the Boston trade, a2d Mo
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
twirlers

gridge, Russell and Fisher, twirlers inherited by Huggins, remain unsign- ed. The same may be said of three Baker, third base: Peckinpaugh, short stop and Pratt, second base.
 Fletcher Low, inf1elder of the Hart ford team. will assist Jeff Tesreau in coaching the Dartmouth nine this spring. He is a Dartmouth graduate and a member of the faculty, so he will be at home in the job.
 The PhiladelphianS are sure of hav- ing Whitted, Cravath, Luderus and Adams this season, but it looks as if they you'd be the only ones left from the team that won the championship in 1916-Rixey. the teams best pitch CT, is still in F'ance.
 There is just about as much chance of the Red Sox letting Schang and Sam Jones go in trade for Shono Collins as there would Be of our trad ing Everett Scott for batteg." This is the way that Manager Ef Barrow disposes of the hopes of Kid Gleason to weed out the Red SoX outfit two of the very strongest players. Muggins returned last Saturday from Bakers home at Trappe. 1Id
 with only the hope that the famous 1 slugger will change his mind before April 29 and report to the club. Hug ] gins unquestionably takes the most i optimistic view of he Baker case 1 Having a stick to-it-ive nature, he
 refuses to admit that Baker has re- l tired until he is compelled to.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
Y.M.C CA WINS FROM BACON ACADEMY

week for a side bet On Monday night of this week the feature will be a masquerad" skate which will no dodbt bring out a large crowd.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET.


 New York, March 15.-Today's ses- sion on the stock exchange opened shippings mad industrials in several with another spirit forward movement, important instances adding materially to gains of recent days.
 Activity was heightened by reports that the government contemplated placing large orders for various com modities in the near future, pursuant to it's program of stimulating general industry.
 Rails and United States Steel were the only noteworthy issues to lag Further selling for profits provoked some irregularity in the later dealings but the uindertone at the close was strong American International, whose shipping interests are extensive, led the list at an extreme gain of almost four points, part of which it relinquish- ed at the end.
 Among the more stable industrials and equipments, Harvester. Crucible Steel and Colorado Fuel scored varia- ble advances with some of the motors and oils. Sinclair fea tured the oils on accu~.'Js ton attributed to substantial iu'' AZ |. Miscellaneous issues were P Dr bted by Agricultural Chemical
 A alIfornia Packing, Jewel Tea and y department stores al SalnS or two - five points, but tObaccOS, diStillinS and metal stocks were cratic. Sales amounted to j75 900 shares
 An actual loan expansion of $113,- 100000 in the bank statement, with a corresponding increase of demand de- posits, reflected the activity of the week in the stock market. Bonds were steady with further buying of Liberty 3 32s the feature. Sales (par yalue) aggregated s5675, 900.
 Old l.. $. registered 2s and coupon and registered As gained Il per cent on call during the week
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
CONFERENCES BY GERMANS
 R.cOMMITrECS ON FOOD

Brussels FTiday. March 14.-Prior 70 the signing by the Germans tonight os the agreement for tha taking over 2t the German merchant feet and the provisioning of Germany. the sub committees CT food suppl and mer- chant shipping held conferences.
 Al the meeting of !ha conference s.it- committee on fool supply. Her bert C. Hoover was the only speak CT In tho name of tn allied gov -rlments he told the Germans the al- led conditions. The princ.ral ques- liens examined were the quantities of f' od Co he delivered. tho control of ac- counts and the methol of payment 1lc question Of control IS the only ono to which the Germ lrS objected ! tc Germans asked that tl,o control should he exercises hv German miM- iy men, but the allied representa- lives insisted if should he n the hands '' tho German civil authorities who would be called upon U furnish ac- -0UntS and statistics reCl lariy. The meeting of tho merchaHi shipping subcommittee was short ard formal
 After a plenary session Cf the allied and German delegations in the after rcon tho Germans si2ncl lhe condi- ions imposed Lv the allies
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
COTTON.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March 14.-fIogs. estimat- ed receipts. 900 head. Market firm. Bulk S79.l0G 19.45: top. $1A.5G: butch CT hogs, heavy, $19.45c519 90: pack ing hogs, heavy. S1S00G1325: medium ard mixed, $19O0@1125: light t9@ 1895; pigs, 7Q001S.25; rC!ghs, S7.25GD18.00.
 Cattle.-Estimat, {, receipts, $500 head. Market steady. Tcef cattle good choice, s16.85@2c.:5: medium ] and common $10.65G1C.S5: butfer stock, heifers, s750@15.75; cows $i.35@15.50; canners and cutters SG.00@ 1885; stockers and feeders good choice, $11.23W15.25; common and tAedium, sS.25611.25; veal calves good choice, S17.5G11S00
 Sheep.-Estimated receipts, 5000 head. Market steady. Shorn lambs choice and prime. $201Oa 2o25: me dium and good, s1S.65@201O: spring lambs, good choice, $1S.25@18.5O; ewes choice, prsc< S141O@14.5O; me. dium and good, $115C@141o.
 Pittsburgh, March 14-CattIe SUD- Ply light: Market steady Choice. Sl6.75 q 17;5o; prime, S1675@17.50: s1575@16.25: fair, s14.OoG15,oo. ron con19 D mon, s14.oO@15.Oo common to good fat bulls. $1O5Od1S.0o; comon to eood fat cows, $7OO@1O.oO; heifers s79Oo @13Oo: fresh cows and springers. s60.006110.00; veal calves. $19.OO
 Sheep and lambs. Supply 300 head Market steady, 25c higher. Prime wethers s1450815. good mixed s13G 14.50, fair mixed S11@12.50. cuIIs and common $5@9, lambs s1950@20.
 Hogs.-Receipts 1,200 head. Market steady. Prime heavy hogs $20m2015 heavy mixed s2062o15. mediums s20@ 2o.15, heavy workers s2002015. light lorkers s1S.75619.50, pigs s1861S,50 roughs $12.50Q1S, stags s125O@18.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
NEW LEADERS IN TWO. MAN
 MAT. BOWLING EVENTS

Toledo, O., March 16.-For the first time since last Tuesday a new pair occupies the top position in the two r1en event Of the American Bowling Congress tournament now in its sec end week here.
 Bowling on one of tho early shifts today A. Daiket and F. Waterman of Cincinnati, members of the Potter shoe five tiltt went into first place last night with 1922. rolled two men to:al of 124S. which is B pins above the mark set by Hageyty and Moses of Toledo, former holders of first po- sirion in tha. division.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
DEMANDS MADE PY
,
 THE JEWS OF GREECE

THE JEWS OF GREECE
 Saloniki. Saturday, Narth 15.-Del- eGates of all the Jewish communities il Greece at meeting hc~e today adopted q resolution demanding tha t he peace conference glan- civil. po- lit;cal and religious equality to Jews everywhere iG the constitutions of the various countries and j,y iuIcrra tonal guarantees. The reso!utinil asks that autonomy b" given all Jewish groups taat demand it and that the peace conference establish a Jewish state in Palestine unuer the protection of Great Britai1.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
OPPOSES CHAMP CLARK
 AS DEMOCRATIC ;.EApEB

Washington March 1j.--Pepresen- t1.i~n I.cvr- of South C1rp.ina is statement n7de public today through .'t. democro'Ic roorSa ni7..t!on com 1i;too. annourrcd his opposition 10 the section of Champ t'lar'; as demo- 'r,tic leader in tho mex. house
 "I will support no man who will sl- that a conscript .s SYNONYMOUS ai'h g conrict,r declared Mir Levers statement.
 "1t is of utmost i'no-r'7rce" he -0rtiuued. '1a tho future success of tlo democratic party tn9r the mi it1ritv leadership in tl'h naHt congress shall he strong. aggress:yN, and in the L. Hest sympathy. not aI enforced s' mpathy with tho piars ald prrpos- es Of the president of toe United States who for six years has been the elected spokesman and leader of his psrtv."
 Public sentiment. IS well aa that Of returning soldiers, favors q league of nations. sail Mir. Lever adding that 10 man can he sclect"I to lead the democrats in the next hovsa who does rot in filll measure believe in this doctrine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
MONEY.

New York. March 15-Mercanti1e paper, 1-4@5 1-2; sterling 60-day bills, 4.73: commercial 50 day bills on banks, 4.72 3-4; commercial SO day bills, 4.72 12: demand 475 3-4. cables 4.26 7-16: francs. demand 5.53 1-2. ca bles 5.52 l-2; guilders, demand 40 7-S. cables Il Is; lire, demand 6.36 1-2 cables 6.35; rubles, demand 13 1-2, cables II nominal; Mexican dollars IT; government bonds and railroad bonds steady
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
IS TO MEET
 HARVARD ON GRIDIRON

Cambridge, Mass, March 16.-Wal- dron Belllnap, manager of the liar yard football eiNven announced today that the Tufts College team would play Harvard here on November 15, the Saturday before the Yale game. This game completes the Harvard schedule, the other dates having been announced
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17

Col. Beard to Coach Vale Nine.
 New Haven. Conn.,. March 16.- Colonel Louis A Beard, in charge of tke R. o. T. C. at Yale In:ye! sity, will
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
Colchester.
WOLSkI WINS CLOSE
 RACE FROM VALENTINE

The moonlight and confetti skate le st Thursday night proved 10 be one Of the most enjoyable tha- has taken place at the Olympic Stating rink this winter. On friday nighi :he race be- tween Wolsl1i, Maynard ard Valentine proved 10 10 close and interesting. Valentine getting the lead early and holding it uJtil the 18th lap when Nolsli started to force hirl and he fnll in the corner. Woisili then ronhp- ir.g home with the bacon. The out come of the race was | chr'!enge for a race on Wednesday night of this
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
BRAVES TO START
 TRAINING WEDNESDAY

of the Boston National Baseball club left here tonight for Columbus. Ga, where the team will star, its spring training next Wednesday, The par " was headed by Walter F. Hapgood. | usiness marager, and included Foul I. Canavan. a pitcher; Coach. Jack Sattery and newspaper men, Other rlayers will join the party in New York and at other points Oil the way S11th
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17

About rinc new women out of q pos ~.t'e ten arc old women pointed over.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
TAX NOTICE

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Franklin are hereby mo- tified that I have a warrant to levy ard collect a tax of twenty (2o) mills on the dollar on the Town List of 1918, said tax due on March 20, 1919, paya- ble 10 Collector April 1, 1919. e Interest at the rate of Q per cent will be added from the time these axes become due. Also personal tax. For the purpose of collecting said taxes will be at A. R. Races Store on Saturday March 20, from 10 a. m. 10 p. m; at the Town Hall on the first Monday of each following month. All persons neglecting this notice will be levied upon and charged legal fees and additions as the law directs.
 WILLIAM J. BRASIL,
 mar14d Collector.
 Dated at Franklin, March 10, 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17

coach the Yale freshman team base Eal! team tnts season and be assistant tc Head Coach William Lauder Col Beard was graduated from West Point in 1910 and played ca the cadets base ball team.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17

Saturday evening at the Y. NJ. C.. A. there was fast gar,e of basket tall played between the local second team and the Eacon High School, of Colchester. Finlayson, the young Greeneville star WIS the stel- lar attraction, getting eight different shots in the last half puttiug !he game fer Bacon and made'a goal, showing against reavv odds. The final score was 23 to 12 in favor of the Y. NJ. C.. A., and local fans departed well lle.<ed.
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-30
CHARTER.

In the event that any stockiak
sires to sell his stock or any pat y
he shall first offer same to the f'al
stockholders in proportion 70 % i
spective holdings, ut Its book q :
value. This offer is to be mad, J
pear by letter written and sttss
each st0ckholder at his last mn
dress, giving him thirty days 'ptG
the expiration Of which ane M
holder desiring to sell bis st'ef ,
at liberty to do so at whatever ~
to whom he shall please.
Article VIII. This charter nq
flied or altered, the capital 500
increased or decreased, or the cag
may be dissolved with the ss'eh
thirds of the capital stock preen
resented at any meeting Of th VI y,
ers held for that purpose aila !.
tice in writing to each sfockheaas 4.
to him at his last known pos y 4
dress all in accordance win I"
of Act 267 Of 1914.
Article Y. The appearers hei.s' \
that they have subscribed 70 W. "A
number of shares Of the eap'H
this corporation, to-wit: =, r.,s
Pascal Almerico, No. Szll un -,
enue, New Orleans, Louislsa-s ~
shares or Five Thousand 'S~
lars. A..
Gaspare Lipani, No. 6li not aa'.... !
ton Avenue, New Orleans. Lo .J q
ty (5O) Shares, or Five Th'uaM
00) Dollars. Isl
enue, New Orleans, Louisia iss n =
Shares or Five Thousand wv
lars. -, Z
Joseph Puglia, No. ss ~, s' "a y
New Orleans, Louisiana, f ass rS;ss
or Five Thousand (D,oo@l -
Felix J. Lipani. No. ssll .,' g',, !
enue. New Orleans, LOUISE ss -
(5O) shares or Five Theuss, III :
Dollars.all of which shan W 8.
Thus done and passed st ~, ~
this City of New Orleans ., s,bay
tbe dav' month and year ns re-, y
written. in the presence " a.,sst ~
and Jane n. Swing, eomps 800 ~
who hereunto sign thelr -. IA M y
with the said appearers anu 40 y
and the said appearers n ns' 4 z
nestle their names the num- JUL tus =
subscribed by them, az
of the whole. Ixy
Witnesses: Nirma heen''' -
original signed: Pascal q , w.
shares; Gaspare Lipani' n yos P1t,,
J. Lipani, so shares, Z, shsre :
shares: Philip Radosta' "
r. Upton, Not. PUB ~
1, the undersigned, ppsrish d y,
cages in and for the ts,sby sfr
State Of Louisiana, DO ne ~ q ~
tba above and foregoing ~ arps 4
ton of the "Alco Maaaur Sadb II
was this day duly re- rse0' :
in book 1881, folio So4' ~, -
New Orleans, La seaP'E0SsBR y
EMILE D.
A true copy. -, a - !
New Orleans, La, y '1TPr0x ~
,eDt. %. Oct. 2-s-leS-@
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-30
CHARTER.

tered, amended or changed upon com
plying with the provisions of Act NO
| 267 of 1914, relative to the same.
Article VIII. On the dissolution of this
corporation, for any purpose or reason
its affairs shall be liquidated by three
commissioners, to be elected by the stock
holders. as provided by Section 80 of Act
No. 267 of 1914.
Article IN. No liability shall at
tach to any stakeholder of this cOrpOr-
alton, for any fault of omission or com
mission of this corporation, in any man
ner, except for the unpaid balance due by
him on the shares of its capital stock
subscribed for and unpaid by him, OF
for any sum or amount that he may bt
indebted to the corporation. No infor-
mality in the organization of this cor
pOration shall expole the stockholders
thereof to any liability, except as above
provided.
Article X The subscribers to the cap
ital stock of this corporation have written
opposite their names and amount and
number of shares of such capital stock, in
order to have this charter serve as the
original subscription list, which original
subscription list is as follows, all of said
subscribers declaring that said stock is
to be paid for in cash, or in real estate
actually received by the corporation:
olIO u. mayer, snare, freu. hdtZ, L
share; A. III. Johness, 1 share; j. W.
Sheldon, 424 shares.
Thus done and passed, in my Office, at
the City of New Orleans, on the day and
date first above written, in the presence
Of ID. W. Harrell and Maude Krider,
competent witnesses, who sign with the
said appearers and me, Notary, after
reading of the whole.
Witnesses: d. w. Harrell, Otto Katz,
Maude Krider.
Signed: Otto J. Mayer, 1 share; Ferd
katz, l share; A. Ii. Johness, l share;
j. w. Sheldon, 424 shares.
+. ID. CHARBONNET, JR., Not. Pub.
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortg-
ages, in and for the parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of IncOr-
pOratiOn of the "West End Land Com
pany, Incorporated" was this day, duly
recorded in my office in book 1921, at
folio
New Orleans, September "a, 1919.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by. +.
true copy.
F. d. CHARBONNET, JR., Not. Pub.
Sept. %. Oct. 2-9-16-23-30.