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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

bornym terminom. V nasleduj1-
com uvadzame themata niekoP-
kych prednasok, jednajucich 0
psychologickych otazkach. Jako
vzkrsaj1 rasove inc predsud-
ky? Jake sd psychologicke prici-
ny hnevu, a jako ich mono pre-
konat'? Pocit strachu u deti, a
jako mu predist'?
Cely cyklus sostava z tridsat'
prednasok, ktore s1 vysielane do
najvzdialenejsfch k1tov krajiny
sRolocnost'ou National Broad
casting Company. university Of
Chicago Press" vydava k tel prf.
lezitosti rozlicne tlaeiva, ktorych
cielom je poskytovat' radiovym
posluchacom jakesi voditko pre-
d aisle st1dium predmetov, kto-
re sa v prednaskach prejednava-
ju. Vsetky prednasky budd tia
Gene a bud1 pozatym vsetkym
zaujemcom K dispozicii. Krone
toho mono 81 zadovazit' al Lis
tener's Notebook, t. j.. brozlr-
ku, ktora obsahuje cely rad D.
tazok, vhodnych pre- debaty, pre-
d 'alsie st1dium; atd'. ziadosti tre.
ba adresovat' ma National Advi-
sorry Council on Radio in Educa-
ton, go East 42nd ST., New York
N. Y. alebo ma University Of Chi
cago Press, $3.50 Ellis Ave, Chi.
cago, Ill.
University of Chicago Press
dala svoje povolenie Cudzoja-
zycnej Informacnej Kancelarii
prekladat' tieto prednasky do
najddlezitejsich jazykov sveto-
vych. Cely rad tychto prekladov
objayi sa,,teda al v sloyenskych
casopisoch Prezatym fleopomni-
tie 81 napravit' radio kaEd1 so
botu vecer $500 pre- stapicu,
l! lktora tieto predn6 Ky rysiela
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08
NARoDoHosPoDARsTvo A
PSYCHOLOGICAL PRE-
VSETKYCH.
F. L. I. S.

CT sd Spojene Staty s1ce pre-
konat terajsiu hospodarsku kri-
zu neodvisle cd ostatneho sve-
ia? Jak silna vlastne je ia me-
dzinarodna vzajomna zavislost
hospodarska, 0 ktorej sa tol'ko
pise hovorf?
Co je vlastne hlavnym bodom
tych niekol 'kych planov pre- sta
bilizaciu priemyslu, ktore boly
az doteraz vypracovaneg CT je
poistenie proti nezamestnanosti
naozaj takym vePkym pozehna-
MIN, ako povedaj1 niektorf soci-
ologovia, ktori sa usilujl 0 pri-
jatie k tomu smeruj1cich zako.
nov, alebo ci je kliatbou, jako
mas chou presvedcit' odporcovia
tohoto drlhu poistenia?
To je len niekol'ko temat Z
prednasok, spadajlcich do cy.
klusu tridsiatich prednasok ra-
dion vysielanych 0 "rozlicnych
problemoch terajsej depresie. :"
Tieto prednasky s1 usporiadane
.peclivost'ou National Advisory
Council on Radio in Education"
a mozno i'm naclvat' Y rozhlase
kazd1 sobotu vecer. Prednasajn
poprednf narodohospodari soci-
ologovia, ktori zvacsa sd uniyer.
zitnymi alebo yysokoskolsky ymi
profesormi.
Kazda prednaska na thema ho.
spodarskej krfze trya patnast'
minlt. Po nej nasleduje predna-
Ska Q psychologist. Jako pri pr
vych, tax Al pri tychto predna-
skach snazia 50 prednAsajlci ho,
yoEit a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08
.IvankoYa;
Kozelcina mtoja,
krasnud ty yini mas!
asfalty ku hajzl'om
Slovenskn das!

- Ked mate rodinnd, spolko-
vi, klnbovh alebo osadnf .uda-
lost, opfste to zaslite uverei-
nit do tychto novfn. zpravy a
neobchodne, -dopisy uvercjhnjeme
zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08
ROznI.As YsN.

DdJtC uVOAy UsAA
ma osoh naroda:
hned' 50 vam prihodi
dajaka nehoda.
Dostanete nazov
bud cechosloyaka, !.
bud to mad'arona ,...s.s
,alebo hlupaka.
No len sa ozvite,
zodvihnite hlavu:
hned ju 'budete mat
az vel'mi bol'av1!
ind
Zastante sa ki1aza:
to ste hned zpiatocnik:
hotovi sl vrazit'
yam do hlavy nocnik.
Recte dobre slovo
"a vsenarodnd vec:
to ste Ease iste
dajaky neverec. ,.r.,-
Pochvh 'te Sloyeka, !.
co "a narod robi i.
hned' ste obet 'ou
zavistnej choroby.
5 Recte krajanovi, ,isass
ze je moe vzdelany:
nevez1ne do'.ruky -
Wac novinky AMI. s'i
Napiste do novin,
- ze treba sporovat
a pudia prestan1 6.
ma potrebne davat'..
Sea-. =. =. a---s .-5s... .
!. !, Ej,: ale, ma mansajn,. c.,.4 :.
ma to.ssa mua mat
co priamJ hladom zhynie
diet'a i,-jeho mat.
Y i4&"s.' t:iis .+i-
Z Nasa Union National banka do
tala 1anoho kvetin a grath1acii.
lie najviac pris1o pro'sieb Cd "a.
,retych bank : celej krajiny
'ozicanie - kl'hca. +s. Y,
-!
To sa vedelo davn,o,, ze nasi
eskf bratia s1 dobri miskari; a.
e Sd ne7edelo, ze 81 81 4 dobri mac
;ari sIovenskych zalddkov, az
o svetu jeden fch ministersky
1rada" vyl'apotal.
A s -. aa5
My nezazlievame ceskym mac
'arom, ze Slovakom zalddky mac.
,aju - oni by to nerobili, keby
Slovaci boil steklivejsi., Ale by
a patrilo ako ma bratov, aby sa
Q Slovakmi spojili spolocne
'ymackali zalddky pijavic re-
,ubliky. :. ~.
Benes zaklada novi podunaj.
k1 risu, cftame. Pre- seba, aei
,re Ottug
II, ktori by chceli vybojovat'
Justice for Slovakia ;" preletom
'ceanu, mech sa .spytaja NADIA
'ov, akd Justice" oni tym cir.
lusom dosiahli.
conevidiet', budd sokoI 20
a1stnyml sokolm: budl lletat'
IA slety.
slovak, pri r,,o'zdavani q darsov
'ozfch, zameskal sa vraj pri obn.
,ani krpcov ked' prisiel, 20
talo mu z.darov len slovo. Toto,
'ko kliatba, opakuje sa S mani
'zdy. Ba, q j pri rozdavani da.
'ov-uradov novym mayorom, 20.
tane nam len slovoi Tie lepsie
larry. sd nz rozchytane!
easy sn tax zmotane, ze nielsn
,rosperita, ale ami zima nevie,
j " ma prist alebo ME-.
Amerika ,iSte nauGi .TanOnei-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-08

hcdnot zrycNenie navratu zamestnanosti Nasa O.
pravnena nadeJ d6vera buducnost spocfva ma jed
note nasho ludu vady bezodkadnej gurazne akcii
HERBERT HOOVER.
Biey Dom, 4 januara 1892.
Evening star., 1932-05-06
Natalie should live In luxury sfter he

Natalie should live In luxury sfter he
was gone.
That afternoon he received q cable
from Cora Cameron. Word of his illness
had reached her. She and Natalie were
returning AT once. They would stop and
get him, and take him at once back
to the house in Riverton. The decided
wording of the message conjured up
the image Of the sender-the old man
could see the stocky figure of Cora.
The square face. The determined
mouth.
She would come In that dictatorial
managing way Of her, sne would have
him taken back to Plverton. At the
thought, Roger felt the stuffy atmos-
phere of his suite of rooms closing about
him. He would be virtually a prisoner
Cora would take no chances with
him
Watchful, rigid she would always be
beside him, waiting with spider-ike
patience for him to die and leave her
the Cameron money.
A flash of rage went over old Roger.
Cheat him of life, they would, that
tyrannical woman and her daughter!
A few years, at the most, he had to
live, years lived in the shadow Of her
watchful figure. -.
He'd be damned if he would In the
short time he had left he was going
to snatch some of the worlds good
things for himself! What was it that
girl had said-"color and the sun"
The world could still hold adventure
travel-color for man who could af-
ford to pay for attention. He could
walk with aid now. He'd get out of
Evening star., 1932-05-06

here-escape into life before Cora re-
turned to close him into the Stuff1ness OF
Riyerton, and make him the slave OF
her own terrible will.
The old mans mind was fired with
the idea. Col Before they got here.
Before it was too late-before Cora
could sweep into this room and beat
him down with logical arguments, argu-
ments which would leave him helpless
before the driving force OF her.
They only wanted his money. Well.
he'd show them he had a right to the
money he'd slaved all of his life to
gain. Leave it to them! Blind
anger sweeping down upon him.
Why! He'd rather leave 1t to that
ed-headed girl coming IN the door
there with his luncheon tray. She had
as much right to it as that spoiled brat
Natalie had! More-she'd been a real
friend in this last rainy week. 1t would
mean color and travel for her =. .
it would be helping another rebel out
Of the stale grayneSs of life. And it
would be a delightful Joke TO play on
Cora.
Roger chuckled wickedly to himself
at the thought of Coras chagrin. But
the pleasant fancy faded in fog Of
regret. Impractical, OF course. .
Cora and Natalie were his only rela-
tives. But his mind, that shrewd
business mind which had had a life
time Of practice in outguessing other
men, was seizing on the thought-dodg-
ing this way and that-flindtng ways
and means. -.
Joyce, placing his tray on the swing
ing table looked up in surprise at her
Evening star., 1932-05-06

patients chuckle. Found his eyes,
bright and malicious. fastened upon
her.
Want to talk to you," he said
abruptly. Never mind food-this Is
more important. Close the door and
come her and listen"
When Joyce had complied, old Roger
spoke, keen eyes closely watching her
changing expression.
Remember what you said this morn
ing? About little things changing a
persons life? Well, here's one of those
little things He threw Cora's Ca
blegram to her. Read it."
When she had lifted wide violet eyes
again to his face he went on.
'All my life that womans bossed me.
She's coming here to finish the job.
She's after my money. Well, she's not
going to get it."
Roger Cameron's hard stare took in,
for a moment, the girls still figure
The fiat white light from the window
outlined her hair in a halo Of light,
outlined the tender curve of her cheek
and slender neck. The old mans eyes
drank in the beauty of her, avidly, as
blind man suddenly made 10 see. Oh,
there was so much Of beauty and color
he must see in the short time leftl
"At first I thought I'd leave it to
YOU" he fent on. That's no good.
Shed beat the will legally. There are
no other relatives. Well, I've been lying
here, thinking-and it's been queer
thinking. But a man does that sort
of thinking when he's placed in the
position I'm in now. But f1rst-look
Evening star., 1932-05-06
TANGLED LIVES
BY ANN FORESTER,
Author Of Spite wife"

He had been romance-escape from the
dreariness Of life at the Commercial
House.
1t was a little frightening, this cas-
ualness of life. Her love for Norman
her hatred Of Natalie-her hurt pride
had not been the big factors she had
thought them.
Feeling somewhat hat, Joyce spoke OF
this to Roger in veiled words.
ITS queer-isn't it-that person
life can be turned aside so easily? just
fancies-make one do something SUD
denly and after that, everything Is
changed" -,
He seemed to understand. this old
man looking at her with the quick
bright eyes.
Hard to know how to act. Hard TO
know what's big and what's little In
life" he agreed. ct thought once 1t was
important to work up to being the rlcn-
est man in Riverton. Now don's know
E.. don't know. :"
The richest man in Riverton-lying
here on hospital bed, mis- only con,
fidante this red-headed nurse. He hao
Evening star., 1932-05-06

you want ths pleasure Of spending
money-buying pretty things, you want
color-wen, so do I. You can have ell
that, II you marry me. what do you
say?"
CTomorrow-Ch Changing Fatsl,
Evening star., 1932-05-06
here-you don't think I'm crazy, do

here-you don't think I'm crazy, do
you?"
why, mol" Joyce was astonished.
"And you wouldn't think I'm q ro-
mantle old fool-now would you?"
She started to laugh. Quickly So
bered again at his fierce demanding
eyes mo"
Then, that being settled, want you
to be serious about this, and try and
get my viewpoint I've talked q pretty
good deal to you In the last few days.
You're not content here. You want
travel and o chance to see the world.
Evening star., 1932-05-06

The ashes OF AIR Comdr. R. o. M.
Pink, chief Of staff oficer, air defense
of Great Britain, who died recently
were by his wishes scattered on the
sports field Of the Air Force Camp
near Ramsgate, England.
Evening star., 1932-05-06
CHAPTER XIII.
ROGER CAMKROk'S IDEA.

Y n the week whicn followed an odd
friendship sprang up between
Joyce and Roger Cameron.
4 The man found himself watch
ing for the girls coppery head
IN the long quiet hours. 1t amused him
10 think the room grew brighter when
ghe entered. He drew her into con-
versation, chuckling dryly at her replies.
When she had left he would lie thinking
about the strangeness Of life which
could bring together in these surround
ings, himself and this red-headed niece
of Ezra Slade's.
Joyce learned of the visit Natalie and
her mother were making 10 Honolulu.
Roger Cameron even mentioned Nor
man. Norman had finished college. He
was reading law in the office of his
father, who was Riverton's chief lawyer.
Norman at one time the mere
thought of him sent sweet fire throb-
bing through her veins Now she heard
Roger speak of him and her pulses were
calm. Her fancied love for Norman was
q fever which had burned itself out.
Evening star., 1932-05-06

She started to laugh-quickly sobered
again at his fierce, demanding eyes.
planned to have so much in his life
but always it had been later on. And
now it was later on-and it vas too
late. The span of his life closing-~and
he had spent it all in working like
slave. For what? That CoEa ard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23

of the picture have been currently appearing throughout the country. Alfred Lunt is seen as Essex in this short bit and Lynn Fontanne as Queen Elizabeth. Permission for this presentation was secured from the author, Maxwell Anderson.
 Success On Stage
 The Guardsman," the talkie into which this bit of Elizabeth, the Queen" is inserted, was also a big success of the two stars They played it for over a year in New York. It concerns a man who resolves to test his wife's loyalty to him by disguising him. self as Russian guardsman and making love to her,
 Sidney Franklin directed the pro- duction. Supporting players in clude Roland Young, 'zaSu Pitts, Maude Eburn and Herman Bing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23

need for funds to keep his missions going
 Bishop Crimont, now 75 years old, has spent thirty-five years in Alaska as missionary, a perfect apostolic and as vicar apostolic of the largest ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the world.
 His territory Of Alaska has been pronounced by Pope Plus xI. as the hardest mission field in the world. And at this time it is harder than ever before.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
SAY, BETTY!
 WHO IS THAT
 BAG OF BONES?"

Tell her she'll have to put some meat on her bones if she wants to get her manl He likes to hold a softly rounded form-not skele, ton
 Tell her she can have the ador- able feminine figure men admire by just taking mentha pepsin with her meals - a tablespoonful. One girl gained IA pounds in weeks that way, and now she's got such a lovely figure all the men are running after her.
 Mentha pepsin acts like gastric juice to draw out all the good of what you eat. You don't have to stuff on heavy foods or take any tonics-simply eat what you like and let mentha pepsin do the rest.
 Be sure to get genuine mentha pepsin by asking for Dare's. Butler Mauro Drug Co. and other first- class druggists always sell it with a guarantee of money back if even one bottle doesn't give unmistak- able results. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23

The Leans" gave way 30 pounds per man to the Flats" in a special team bowling event at Houston, Tex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
tres Offer New Programs Tonight
FLYING HICH' IS HEADLlNER ON
 CAPITOL BILL
Bert L a hr and Charlotte Greenwood Star in
 Fine Comedy

Laughable pursuit by an amour ous waitress of the to-be aviator husband whom she has wooed by mail, provides the laugh back ground for Flying High" M-G-M talkie version of the Broadway stage success. of the same name, which opens tonight at the .Capi- tol theatre.
 Elongated and always funny Charlotte Greenwood is the wait reSs, while comical Bert Lahr, Americas most initiated comed- ian, recreates the role which made the original stage play Flying High, one of the greatest musical hits in years.
 Ridiculous Love Affair
 The ridiculous affair of Miss Greenwood plays its way through striking aviation show, out on the field of large airport, and thousands of feet into the air where the funniest scenes of the comedy are played out by the pair. The flight takes place in Lahr's queer new air invention, an "aerocopt- CT" an airship such as no one has ever seen before.
 Have Strong Support
 Lahr and Miss Greenwood are supported by Charles Reisner, Pat OBrien of ''The Front Page" Kath- ryn Crawford, Charles Winninger, Hedda Hopper, Guy Kibbee and Herbert Braggioti
 Four Hitting musical numbers are heard They are Dance Until the Dawn" Happy Landsings," 'sThe First Time For Me" and thep Examination Number" Gus Arnheim also appears with his in ternationally famous musical or ganization.
 Gorgeously beautiful girls, doz- ems of them, interpret the diff cult dance evolutions, as developed by Busby Berkeley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
SMART MONEY TO BE FEATURED
 COLISEUM BILL
Robinson Play I onigh and "Ridin' Law"
 Comes Saturday

Smart Money" starring Edward G. Robinson, who attained screen fame as Little Caesar" will head line the new program at the Coli scum theatre tonight
 Smart Money" is the melodra- matic story of a gambling fool, a small town gambler who makes good in the big city for while.
 The strong supporting cast is headed by James Cagney and Eve lyn Knapp
 "Ridin' Law" will be the fea- tured attraction Saturday at the Coliseum theatre. It is a virile Western picture. Jack Perrin has the leading role. An important member of the cast is his horse, Starlight" Included among the supporting players are Yakima Ca mutt, former champion broncho buster of the world; Rere Bordon, Pete Morrison, Ben Corbett, Fern Emmett and Jack Mower. The di- rector was Harry Webb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
DOELKER TRIAL IS
 NOW ON SECOND DAY

Trial of C.. A. Decker, chiro- practor, arrested recently on a charge of .practicing medicine here without having obtained a Terri torial license, was started in the United States Commissioners Court yesterday before Judge Charles Sey. The government completed it's di- rect case about II o'clock this morning.
 The defense immediately began presentation of it's evidence. Doel- ker was on the stand when court recessed over the noon hour and was expected to complete it's di- rect examination early this after noon.
 George w Folta, Assistant Unit ed States Attorney, was represent ing the Government and J. A Hell lenthal and Grover c. Winn ap- peared for the defense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
"CUARDSMAN"
 TO BE OFFERED
 IN NEAR FUTURE
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon- tains to Be Seen in
 Play Sunday

One of the interesting novelties concerned With Metro Goldwyn-, Mayors new comedy drama, "Tha Guardsman," which will open at the Capitol theatre Sunday, is that it presents "a play within play"
 The protagonists of the story are a quarrehng couple, famous acting stars of Vienna.
 The story starts with them on the stage, giving a performance, and carries on through the dress ing rooms of the theatre, and at their home.
 Clever Short Sequence
 The short sequence in which they have been seen on the stage is an episode from sElizabeth, the Queen" This is the hit in which the stars
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
SERENADERS GIVING
 DANCE THIS EVENING

To aid in the entertainment of the members of the Reserve Off, cers Training Corps and the off, cers and crew of the U. s. De- stroyers CroWninshield and Trever, now in the city, the Serenaders are giving a public dance at Elks Ballroom Hall tonight.
 One of the largest crowds of the season is expected to attend the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
MISS CARLSON IS
 BACK FROM COLLEGE

Miss Winnifred Carlson returned home to Juneau on the Yukon from Corvallis, Oregon, where she has been attending the Oregon State College for the past six months, taking a special course.
 Miss Carlson is a member of the Kappa Delta Sorority and lived at the house while attending college. She visited relatives and friends in Portland and Seattle prior to her return north.
 DR. J. w. EDMUNDS, promin- ent SEATTLE EYE E-SPECIALIST with many scores of pleased pa tients in Juneau, is now on his an- nual Alaska visit, and will be at THE GASTINEAU HOTEL, JU- NEAU, from JUNE 28 to JULY 5, inclusicve, and will be pleased to meet all his former patients and many new ones.
 It is exceedingly gratifying to Dr. EdmundS to nave recelVed so numerous letters of marked ap- |preciation from his Juneau pa- tients. Juneau patients are eye conscious, and appreciate good, scientific work.
 k This is an unusual opportunity to have your eyes accurately fitted to spectacles, relieving muscular eye troubles, straightening crossed eyes, relieving headaches, nervous re- flexes and other physical ills. Your eyes should be re-examined ONCE EACH YEAR.
 CALL EARLY, as Dr. Edmunds' time is limited He is Graduate and Post Graduate of prominent eye colleges.
 PERMANENT OFFICES of Drs. Edmunds and tEdmunds, 703-704 Liggett Bldg, 4th Ave. and Pike St., Seattle. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
FREEZE FILIPINO FRUIT

MANILA-A new process of freez' ing the mango which may better preserve this tropical melon for shipment to temperate zones has been announced by the Insulal Department of Agriculture. Secre- tary Rafael Altman says the sys- tenn will preserve the taste and exture of the fruit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-23
BISHOP CRIM0NT
 SEEKS FUNDS FOR
 ALASKAN MISSION
Seattle Ilmesl

The Rt Rev. Joseph Crimont, s. J., Vicar Apostle of Alaska, ar rived in Seattle last Tuesday and left Tor New York Wednesday evening to transact business for the Marquette League in the interest of the Alaskan Missions.
 ''Alaska's saintly and heroic bishop" says the Rt. Rev. William J. Flynn, secretary of the Mar quette League. lis in desperate
The border vidette., 1932-03-26

laws OF the corporation, to fix the com
pensation of directors and officers of
the corporation. to fix the amount to be
reserved as working capital, and to
authorize and cause to be executed
mortgages, debentures and other obliRa-
ti0ns which shall be liens upon the pro
perty and franchises of the corporation,
and, in general to exercise all the pow.
ers and authority of the company not
expressly hithheld from said board by
law, or by these Articles of Incorpora
tion. or by the affirmative action of the
stockholders.
ARTICLE XII
The stockholders and members of
this corporation and their private pro.
perty shall be exempt from any liability
for the debts of this corporation.
ARTICLE XII
The highest amount OF indebtedness
or liability, direct OF contingent. to
which this corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall not exceed
Three Hundred Thousand $500, OOO OO)
Dollars.
AKElCkE Kill
Duane Bird. of Nogales. Santa Cruz
County. Arizona, who has been bona
fide resident of the State OF Arizona
for at least three years Is hereby ap
pointed the lawful agent OF this corpor-
alton for and on behalf Of it, tn accept
and acknowledge service, and upon
whom may be served ell necessary pro.
cess in any action, suit or proceedin
that may be held or brought against
this corporation in any OF the courts
of the State of Arizona, and for all
purposes required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have
hereunto set our hands this 23rd day
Decem ber, 1881.
ANNA NJ. SMOCK
IDA S. JACOFF.
STATE OF ARIZONA, \
COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
The foregoing instrument was &C.
knowledged before me on this the 23d
day of December, 1881. by Anna NJ.
Smock and Ida S. Jacotf, who stated to
me that they executed the same for the
purpose and consideration therein ex.
pressed.
DUANE BIRD.
Notary Public
My commission expires
December 5. 1882.
(Notnrial SeaI
1876.
The border vidette., 1932-03-26
ARTICLE XII

The highest amount Of indebted ness
or liability, direct or contingent. to
which this corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall not exceed
Three Hundred Thousand $500, 600 90,
Dollars.
The border vidette., 1932-03-26

world; and in addition to have and to
exercise all the rights, powers and
privileges now or hereafter belonging
to or conferred upon corporations or
ganized under the provisions OF the law
authorizing the form alton OF suck corp.
oratiOns.