GOD OF WEALTH
Japanese Deity Whose Favor
Naturally Is Sought.
Worshipers at His Shrine, However,
Are Comparatively Few Consider
ing His Reputed Powers.
Japan's "*even Gods of Good Luck"
are a cl:an of deities from which phl
losophy, religion and superstition have
borrowed much of their origin.
They are a queer set of deities,
swept together from many incongruous
sources-Japinese Shintoumn, Chinese
Taoism, Ine':.an Buddhlsm and Brah
manlsm. Orientals all, but cosmopoli
tan Orlentrls!
They com,;prise. to give them their
full nanas,. Ehisu, Dalkoku, Benten,
Fahuropuju, Bashamon, Jurijin and
Hotel.
A full discussion of their origin and
attributes would doubtless reveal how
slender a basis the modern popularity
of these divinities has been reared on.
Their union in one group is the result
of nothin.g ioire recondite than
popular ignorance' and confusion of
ideas. They themse.,ilves never chose
to be thus united. They reign in an
ideal state, for they have no king or
even spoketLsman among them. Col
lectively they commalllndll perennial, per
petual and everlasting interest. Indi
vidually they celebrate their own festi
vals and each can boast of an entirely
diflerent group in his train of dev
otees.
On Dalkoku's birthday a few of his
disciples will worship at his shrine at
Azabu and in Osaka. It seems so
strange to say "a few," for of all the
gods In the cycle of Japanese mythol
ogy, in this material age. Dalkoku, the
god of wealth, should find greatest
favor! But perhaps he has not proved
himself to be gracious to suppliants!
Perhaps efficacious influences have not
been felt in result of worship at his
shrines-or is it that even he, the god
of wealth, has failed to live up to the
extravagant standard our present-day
clvilization has set as a basis to con
tentment?
Dalkoku is a Hindu and a Buddhist.
The word "Dalkoku" means "great
blackness," and when he first came
to Japan he was a god of physique and
frightful aspect with a face as black
as night. Since his naturalization
Daikoku has thrown off some of his
native characteristics and has adopted
a new mode of living, the chief of his
models being Okuklkushinomokoto, a
famous god In the mythology of Japan.
In the old records this god was
represented carrying a large bag on
his shoulders. As there is a similarity
ogy, in this material age, Dalkoku, the
Japanese people somehow mixed up
the two characters and molded them
Into one perfect deity who combines
the good points of both. Makhala
(Sanscrit) was the original name by
which he was known In India, where
he was feared as god of destruction.
His immigration to Japan has changed
his Incarnation to that of wealth and
plenty.
He stands or sits on three bales of
rice, having In one hand the usudeno
kosuchi or the lucky hammer from
which he can produce anything in the
world he chooses to, from a palace
down to gold or silver, man or beast!
He carries on his back a bag full of
treasures of all sorts, while rats are
his earthly messengers and oftentimes
he is represented with one on either
side of him, waiting to do his bidding.
Dalkoku is generally coupled with
Ebisu, the god of tradesmen. Though
they are of totally different birth,
race, religion, etc., they have been
linked together and one seldom sees
the one without the other in close
propinqulty. Although Dlakoku is not
a god to whose shrine worshipers
lock, hbls popularity is told by the
samber of metallic images of his
dirvinity whiceh are bought and carrled
as amalets by people seeking wealth.
Shall we test this jovial little man's
powerst Go to his shrine and beseechb
him to command a shower o gold, or
carry his image in our pocket and s
t we find It gold-lined by night?
We are snobt-all of uso of e
klad or another. "We don't care for
mouey," say some hanghtily, having
none. "I don't know how to spend my
money." complains a millIoaire. It's I
Daltkoku's turn to speak and if he but I
could he would strip the world of Its
anobbism and no doubt reveal a race
a human beings all alike ia their
allegiace to him, the god of wealth I
Daescribed.
"What sort etof a tellow is hey"
"Well, were you ever driving along
a busy street and held up for several
mlites by a man who had discovered
that somebody was about to vacate a
parkitnag space?" I
"Te."
"And were you forced to stay there
auntil the other man cranked up his
ear and arranged his bandles anad
mnany started up?"
"Yes." c
"And then compelled to walt stm
lager until the hog had maneuvered
his vehicle in and out several times
n order to sqanease his car into the to
vacant spot?" a
"Yes."
"Well, the ehances are It was the "
fallow you just asked aboot."
Decorated by All Aliles
Samuel Glucksman, a rergeat of '
the Sixth marines, has been decorated
by every allied government fer his dl
tblgusbed service during the World e
war. One of his feats was the capture
a twenty Germans single handed in ur
an engagement at Mot RIanc.-The
Argteunt. Ir
ml
a u me m a two weas 3et whd id I
aSI trhis ahsb r eacetreaoverse?*
Nl anso ,m eat Ican't obil j"
re, but wheit srthm ts Washiugiem ;I
I wa be rla to send ye a rR P_
ot a speech I delihed mm
bW I beLieva sa the sh1 ts *Ca
-- - -_d em
aed aa eat I-ee nsed e
REFUSED TO HURT BABIES
Two Stories That Prove Gentlenem of
Horses Where Little Children
Ior Were Concerned.
Are horses peculiarly gentle with
babies? It seems a fair question. Cer
tainly the horses in this account.
d*, which a contributor sends us, were
S almost humanly solicitous of the wel
fare of the two young children who
camue into contact with them.
Oc" Our neighbor, says our contributor,
)h- had a field one corner of which came
IV* up to his dooryard. One day while he
was plowing he stopped when he
le reached the corner and, leaving the
ous horses standing in the furrow, went
ese to the pump for a drink. As soon as
ah- he returned he took up the plow
oil- handles and spoke to the horses. They
did not move. He spoke again, sharply.
sir Still they did not move. Astonished
en, and vexed, he struck them with the
ind whip. Still they stood immovable;
and then he realized that somethingI
ald must be wrong. lie went to their
ow heals, and there In the furrow in front
'ity of themll he saw his toddling baby boy!
on. The two-year-old daughter of a
ult friend of nine in DIenver hal an ex
an periente a good deal more astonishing
of than that of the baby buy's. The little
)se girl managed to stray away from In
an front of the house where she had been
or playing. There was a long search In
ol- which the police and the fire depart
er- nIent joined; but It was unsuccessful.
dl- Finally. in a livery stable two miles
ti- away some men who were working
ply there thought they heard a little coo
ev Ing voice. They were horrified, for It
seemed to come from the stall of an
his exceedingly vicious horse that even
at the grooms approached cautiously and
so with dread. The men looked Into
he the stall and saw the baby patting the
ol- horse's hind leg and calling him "nice
he horsle," while he, with his head
tat turned, watched her benignantly, not
ed moving a muscle lest he should hurt
s! her !-Youth's Companion.
lot
ais
od Not Worth While.
he Husband-That's a foolish habit you
ay women have of carrying your purses
ºn. In your hand when in the street.
Wife-Why is it?
5t. Husband-Because a thief could
at easily snatch them and get away.
o Wife-Well, if the husbands of oth
ad er women don't give them any more
ek to put in their purses than you give
on me to put in mine, the thief would
as starve to death.
ed
a
ty
,p
as
re SAD FATE
a. Cake Of Seap-What eaund M
ed Speage's demise? a
ad Teethbrish-He was caught in a
shower and before he emid remove a
t his eellar and tie, he swelled up and
Ssheked to death.
m
Albania's Sacred Mountain.
In the very center of Albania towerse
a great mountain, reaching a height of b
more than two thousand feet and cov- p
ered with snow for the greater part of a
the year, which the Albanians call
Tomor.
A belief widely spread among the
Albanians has it that Tomor holds in a
Its flanks the tomb of Jupiter--al
m though no one can quite establish the f
exact place of the tomb-and at cetr a
tain times of the year Jupiter bran
dishes his thunderbolts and makes the v
Smountain resound with his impreca- e
tlons.
The oath, "Per Baba Tomor" (by c
Father Tomor), Is customary among n
b. Chrlstians and Musslmans alike; and
'a Baba Tomor, the holy mountain of the 0
* Albanians, Is as much honored in their rt
' country as was Olympus, dwelling a
o place of the king of the gods, amoIg p
the ancient Greeks. t
The DIiferene. I
y "I' speak four languages," preoudlfy
's boasted the doorman of a hotel a n
at Rome to an American guest.
t "Yes, four-Italian, French, English a
Sand Amerrla." c
Ir "But English and American are the
ii same," protested the guest. tl
"Not at all," replied the man. "If
an Englishman should come up now w
I should talk like this: '0. I say,
what extraordinary shocking weather a
a we're having! I dare say there'll be '
d a bit of It ahead!' But when you as
a came up I was Just getting ready to to
say: 'For the love o' Mike! Soame
day. ain't It? Guess this Is the see to
e nd flowr. 11 right.'" t
CHAUTRE 0 PIRADOS LUnMER COM
fl PANT, INC.
S State of Loluisiana, Parish of Orleans. le
Be It kaeowa. that oa this twenty-sixtlh day as
of Jaune, nineteen hundred and twenty- e'
o two. before me, Joseph Leatensehlaeger, at
a notary public, in and for the Parish pt
and 8tate aforesaid, duly qualified, per-t
sonally came sad appeared, the several per- c
sons whose names are hereinatter sub
scrlbed, all of full agle ot majority, who to
declared that avnillag tlhemselves of the ti
laws of this state, relative to the or- ot
ganlatIae of corporationas, they do hereby
covenant sad agree to form themselves pi
Sltoe a corporation for the objects and pc
purpoges and under the following atipa- c
Iations, to-wit:
> ARTICL I--The name and title of this hi
corporatioa shall be the Prados Lumber di
Compaey, In. It sha enjoy corporate to
existence for a term of S years from date, he
aunless sooaer dissolved. It shall have. p'
* esy and exerclase all rghts. powers and
privileges granted by law, or hereafter P
gralted to cerpetesto oft this character, a
espelally the right to held, receive. par- to
chase, aasnte, sell, mortpag pledge. Pr
remt a leme property, perlenal or re
mixed, it fact aythiag permitted by the vs
law neeasrl a es covealtat for earry-w
ut t o bjects sad puarpoes oft this
ARTICL IH-The domildle of this cor
poratlom shall be in the City tof New Or
"s Ltdlsuas, where all cidtations. or
other leal process, shal be srved on te a
presideat and is his abmne on the vlce
president or semtazy-tmrsaulr,
ARTICLE 1he. objcts s d tar- cot
orkr nI d aniIm aiee l and to
is a smnul mlnitls heims.i
ArCL I- mo s 1egl sles te elm
esspaaden
shares of the par value of one hundred
dollars each, to be issued in the manner
and for the consideration prescribed by
law. All shares to be full paid and non
assessable. The capital stock may be in
creased when found necessary by a vote
of 2-3 of all the capital stock at a meet
itb lug called for that purpose.
- ARTICLE V The corporate powers of
this corporation shall be vested in and
exercised by a board of directors to be
're composed of three stockholders two of
el- whom shall constitute a quorum. The
following named stockholders shall 'on
ho stitute the first board of directors. vi,
ilenry J Prados. 5323 c'oliseum Street.
New Orlean4 l.a.; Clarence J. Pitard.
ar. sme address and Rufus II. Prados. 1423
De North Villere Street. New Orleans. La .
with the said Henry J. Prados., as presi
ho dent; Clarence J. Pitard. vice-president;
he and Rufus H. Prados. as secretary-tress
urer. and they shall hold office until the
second Monday of January. 1923. or until
nt their successors are elected and qualify.
on which date the annual election shall
take place, or as soon thereafter as pos
W sible
All stockholders' meetings. including the
y annual meeting for the election of officers
Ss.de directors shall be preceded by writ
ten notice. delivered personally or by mail
he to the last known address of the stock
holder. 15 days before such meeting, pro
vided the stockholders shall always hnias
g the right to waive such notice.
ir If any vacancy occurs on the board of
directnrs the stockkholders shall name or
elct a successor to fill the vacancy until
f the next general election. The. election
of directors shall be by ballot. and each:
stockholder shall be entitled to one vote.
in person or by proxy. for each share of
ig the eclpital stock owned by him
le ARTICIE VI -No stockholder of this
corporation shall have the right to, sell or
p pledge his stock. without first offering
.n same to the stockholders, thru the officers
of this corporation. upon allowing sail
stockholders ten days to, purhase sa'm".
t- at book value, or receive same in pledge.
s. may he desired by the owner of sltid
stock: no transfer of stock shall he bind
S illg upon this corporation unless acu:alli
nmade on the books of the c)oporation. in
the manner required by law.
AItTI('I.E VII -The charter of this ccr
it poration may be modified or altered. cr
a the cerporation may be dissolved: tile
capital increased or decreased, or liqui
dated in the manner as is now or m sy
Id hereafter be prescribed by law.
:; Thus done and passed, at New Orleans.
l.a.. on the date first before written, in
presence of Emanuel L.. Well and Jack
'e Hawley. competent witnesses, residing in
d this Parish. who hereunto sign their
names with said appearers and nme. No
tary.
t (trliginal Signed):
Henry J. P'rados. 97 shares: Clarence
J. Pitard. I share; Rufus H. Prados. 2
shares.
Witnesses: Emanuel L. Well. Jack
Hawley.
JOS. I.AI'TENSCHLAE(;ER.
Notary Public.
E I, the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
gages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora
tion of the "Prados Lumber Co.. Inc.,"
was this day duly recorded in my office.
n Rook 120M. Folio 4.50.
. New Orleans, June 29. 1922.
(Signed) ROBERT SCOTT,
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages.
e A true copy of the original.
JOS. LAUTENSCHLAEGER.
Notary Public.
July 13--Aug. 17.
CHARTER OF LABAREE HEIGHTS
]EALTY CO., INC.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
City of New Orleans. Be it known, that
on this eleventh day of the month of
July, in the year of our Lord, one thous
and, nine hundred and twenty-two, and
of the Independence of the United States
of America, the one hundred and forty
seventh.
Before me. Roger Meunier. a Notary 8
Public, duly commissioned and qualified.
in and for the Parish of Orleans. therein r
residing, and in the presence of the wit- (
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned.
Personally came and appeared, the several I
persons whose names are hereunto sub
scribed. who severally declared that, avail
ing themselves of the benefits of the pro- a
visions of the Constitution of the State
of Louisiana. and the laws of the State
of Louisaana relative to the organization
of corporations, and particularly of the
1 provisions of Act Number 267 of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Louisiana.
of the year 1914, and of all other laws
amendatory thereof, they have contracted, a
agreed and united to form. and do. by
these presents. coatract. agree and bind a
and obligate themselves to form and or- a
ganlie themselves, as well as all such '
other persona who may hereafter join or
6 become associated with them or their h
successors, into a stock corporation or J
body politic in law, for the objects and a
purposes, and under the conditions. cove- I
t nants. stipulations and agreements of the s
articles followin , to-wit:
ARTICLE I--The name and title of this a
corporation shall be Labarre Heights 14
* Realty Co., Inc., and under and by said O
name, unless sooner dissolved in accord- 41
Sanore with law and this charter, it shall 0
exist and continue, and shall have and (1
enjoy corporate existence and succession P
1 for a period of ninety-nine years from and d
after the date of this act. It may have, t
hold. receive, borrow. loan, exchange,
Sacquilre by grant. gift or purchase, de- a
Ivise, or bequest. sell. alienate, dispose of. o
Sconvey, lease, pledge, pawn, hypothecate. c
encumber, or mortgage property of any a
klad. whether real, personal or mixed, v
I corporeal or ilcorporeal ,movable or im
movable. all subject to sauch limitations c
I as may be prescribed by law. p
I It may make. issue and endorse bonds f
or notes and other evidence of debt. It at
Smay rcm pt mortgages, pledges or otherf
r forms of security for money loaned or a
other debts. It may contract, sue and be ti
sued. plead or be Impleaded by its cor
I porate name in any court of competent b
jurisdlction. It may make, adopt and
use a common seal and alter the same at a.
pleasure. It may hold stock in other P
corporations or companies. It may name. ti
appoint and employ such managers, di
retors, officers, agents and otzher eam- i
pioyea tae its business and convenience h
may requiatre, and may fix its compesa- p
tio. bavingr due rergard to the nature, P
character and valse of their services. It
imay make and establish by-laws, rulesr t
and regulations not inconsistent with this l
charter or any existing laws, fixing andh.
Saltering the management of its property, b
the regulation and goverenment of its l
affairs, ad Ithe manner of certification w
annd registration of its stock. It may
wand unp and disolve itself, or be wound C
up and dissaolved In the manner pre- be
scribed by law. It may conduct busi
neasl in this tate, or othber Stateo, the
Federal Districts. and Territories and ct
Posaessiona of the United Startes, and in
any foreign country. It shall have power
to invest Itr Board of Directra with all a
ts corporate powers, subject to sech re
atrictions as may be named in this char
ter. And it generally shall possess all si
the powers, rigbts, privilegesr and im- w
munitioe which eorporatlona are n d may Jt
hereafter be authorized to possess under I
the Conasttutton and lawr of this State.ta
and particulrly under Act Number 27
of the General Assembly of 1914, and all
laws amenadtony thereof. Is
ARTICLe Il--The domicile of this cor
poratlon shal be in the City of New Or
loans, Parish of Orlesas, State of Louhis
ana; and all citations and other legal pro.
eog ahatll be served upon the President, o
and in case of his absence, upon the vies
president, or in the absence of both of
these officerc, upon the secretary of this J
corporation c
ARTICLE I l--The object and purpses CI
I for which this corporation is formed and
the nature of the bunsinss to be carried
on by it are hereby declared to be: L
To buy, sell, deal i., lease, hold or im- ke
prove real estate, and the fixtures and di
personal property incidental thereto, or em
connected therewith, and, with that end ti
in view, to acquire by purchase, lease
hire_ or otherwise, lands, tenements, erl
ditaments, or sny interest therein, and
to improve tho same, ud generally to in
hold, maue, deaul i sod improve the af
property ot the company, and to sell,
lease, mortgage, pledge or otherwise dis- er
pose of the anads, tenements heredita
meats, or other property of the company ; a
to construct, erect, equip, repair and im- th
prove houses, buliagls, public or private ti
reoads alleys, tramways, railrods, reser- a.
whves, sewers, tunels, Conduits; to ha
mane, enter into, perform and carry out de
contracts for the ostru-ctin altering, s
decrating, maintaining, furnishing sod m
fitting up and lmprovgi buildings ofas
every sort nad kind: to advauce monoy to co
ments of al kinda with bulders, prop- lal
.rty oWnle, si ethers, to carry on in all
cntractrs, d.ecotrs, deaiers in stone,
Mric and timber, lumber, hardware audd
other bI .rding.materil or reusits. of
stock of this crporatio n ki eby do-!;-
dared to ho the -. nf Te Thlln-d
CHARTER.
red by law to the sum of one hundred thous
ner and dollars. ($100.000.00). The presently
by authorized capital stock of this corpor.
on- tion shall be represented by one huldrcd
in- shares of the par value of one hbundred
otr dollars, ($100.00). each. The said . apital
'et- stock shall be repre.sented by certificates
and shall he personal property. No tr;nlls
of fer of said capital stock shall lie bindillg
and upon this corporation unless made in :t
,. rdan'e with its charter and by -laws a
Of r.ecorded on the books thereof.
rhe A.\iTIc'I.E V The capital stock of this
on corporation shall be fully paid and nlon
lc, assessable when issued, and .hall be is
Pet. sued only for labor done or services ren
Ird. tiered or for property actually received.
423 or for cash to be paid in at such times alnd
a. in such amounts and after such notices
;sil as may be determined by the Board of
nt; Iir.ectors.
S AIItTIt'I.E VI -The powers of this cor
the piortion shall he vested in and exercised
til by a Iltoard of IiLrectors of not more than
ify. seel. and not less than three directors.
all e:achl of whom shall hold in his own name
0 ;It least one share of stock. Said Itoard
of lDirecwtors shall be elected annually on
the the first of July of each year; the first
ers .lc tion to be held ill 19213. All ulch el!e
rit tils shall be by ballot at the of~Fee of the
all corororation. under the supervision of two
k- cIommissioners to be appointed by the
Iro- It:lcrd of Directors. and in the alIsence -Pi
sae an) c.ommissioners. the president s:hall
have the power to fill the place by :opi
I pointment. and all such eleetions., a well
or as all of the meetings of stockhoheldee.
etil except for the purpose of liquidation or
ion dis luitiun, or otherwise required by
Si,.: lw, ten days' uotice shall be given by
rte. mailing to each stockholder who appcears
of as such on the hooks of the ccrporor:tion.
iat his last designated address or at th.
hi.genceral delivery of New Orleans. if lie
hiales not designated an address. an ail
or nouncement stating the tinie and pl:ier
Inc of the meeting. Each shareholder shall
era be entitled to one vote for ea;ch share of
Sstock standing in his nalme on the lbooks:
"' of the corporation, to be cast in person
ge. r by proxy. and majority of tlhe votes
Seast .hall elect. The loalrd of lirectors
l sh:lll haive power to fill all vacancies thiat
ni cicsy occur in the oard. Failure to elect
:cc ciir-ctores on the day above specified shall
not dissolve the corporation. but the di
.r rc.tors then in office shall remain ins
or office until their successors are electedi
the and qualified. DIue notice of another le- I
li ticn shall forthwith be given. as albove
py provided. Such notice of elec tion shall bee
clutinued to lie given until an election is
as. held. The lBoard of Directors at their
In first meeting .shaill elect from their nunl
ck her a president. a vice-president. a: se'
In retary and a treasurer, and such other I
eir ofticers as the IBoard of Ilirectors shall I
;o. deem necessary. The Board of Iirectors :
shall have power. In its discretion. to
unite two or more offices, and the sale I
to confer on one person, and shall have
c power to fix the salaries of all offl'ers.
and all such other officers and employees I
as they deem necessary. The Board of I
Directors shall have power tg make and I
establish. as well as alter and amend.
all by-laws, rules and regulations nec-s
-sary and proper for the support and man
rt- agement of the business and affairs of the
corlporation not inconsistent with its
charter. Said Board shall also have full
- ower and authority to borrow nloney.
and through the president or some duly I
authorized agent or agents. to execute
mortgages. Issue notes, bonds, or such
other obligations, in such amounts anid
on such terms as in their judgment may
be advantageous: and. generally to do all
things reasonably necessary for the prop
er carrying on of the business of this
corporation. and also to issue and deliver
full paid shares of stock and bonds or
obligations of this corporation, in pay- I
d ment of money borrowed or money. labor
and services, and property or rights ac
tually received, by this corporation. as
fa heretofore set forth; and shall have power
of to do and perform all such acts and I
things that may be necessary to carry t
d out the objects and purposes for which I
ed this corporation is organized. a
y_ A majority of the Board of Directors
shall constitute a quorum for the trans
ry action of any business. At any meeting
d. of the Board any director absent from the
In meeting may be represented by any other
it. director, who may cast the vote of said
d. absent director according to the written
at instructions of said absent director. The
b. Ioard of Directors shall have the power v
II. by vote of not less than a majority there- t
o- of. to sell. lease. mortgage, by bond-mort- a
te gage or otherwise, or to pledge any and a
te all the property, movable or immovable.
a belonging to the corporation, or to re- 1
he ceive in exchange thereof, money or I
n. stock, or bonds, or other obligations of C
,. another corporation without referring to C
, the stockholders for the power to do so:
d and they may also purchase the stock of It
dy this corporation, for cash or credit, or i
id any property of any kind required for c
r- any of the purposes of the corporation. I
,h without authority of the stockholders. a
or Until the next general meeting to be tI
Ir held under this charter on the first of a
or July. 1923. or until their duly qulified a
id successors are elected and installed. the a
pe Board of Directors of this corporation t
to shall be composed of: a
James F. Turnbull, whose post office
is address is 340 Baronne Street. Now Or- a
ts leans. La.; Joseph C. Neely. whose post
Id ofce address is 1018 Leontine Street. New U
t. Orleans. L.a.; Beulah M. Isom. whose post p
ll ofice address is 340 Baronne Street, New I
id Orleans. La.. with James P. Turnbull as d
en president; Joseph C. Neely as vice-preal
Id dent, and Beulah M. Isom. as secretary- c
e. treasurer.
, ARTICLE VII-This charter may be v
e- amended, and the capital stock of this P
f. oorporation may be Increased and de- sa
e. creased. or this corporation may be dis- S
Iy solved in the method and manner pro- a
6.lvided by law.
c- ARTII'.L VIII-No stockholder of this
as corporation shall ever be held liable or d
responsible for the debts, contracts. or tl
Is faults of this corporation in any further tl
it sum than the unpaid balance on the stock b
yr for which he has subscribed, nor shall el
er any mere informality in organization have ai
c the effect of rendering this charter null a
r- or of exposing a stockholder to any HIa
I bility than as above prescribed. cc
d ARTICLE IX-No stockholder may sell. ,
at assign or transfer his stock in this cor- ii
yr poration withaout giving to this corpora- oc
e, tlon,through its secretary, thirty days' *
- prior notice in writing of such intention, ti
- and this corporation or the other stock- b
e holders shall hae the first privilege ofI
a- purhbaslng the sld stock at bOOk value,
a, plus five per centum. a
It The incorporators have placed oppoaite oi
a their respective signatures the number of al
is shares of the capital stock for which they o0
d have respectively, subscribed, which ia to ji
r, be taken and considered as the original a
sabscription list of this corporation, and cc
n which is to be recorded as such. o0
y Messrs. James F. Turubull and Joseph at
d C. Neely. and Milss Beulah M. Isom. on p
being duly sworn, depees and say: that.
i- s appears from the folowing, over fifty ti
e per centuom of the capital stock of this t
d corporation have been subacribed. al
SThnus dose and pnaed at my office in is
r the City of New Orleans, the day, month
II and year first above written, in the pres- I4
ence of George St. Paul and Hllda pi
- auler, competent witneasea who have
I signed their names hereunto., together u
ith the sai Messrs. James P. Tornbll l
y.Joseph C. Neely, and Mis enish K hu
r Is , Itncorporatora herein, and me. No- di
a tary, after d ading f the whole. st
II Jaa. P. Turnbnul, 94 sharm; Beulah M. c
somr. 1 snare; Joseph C. Neely, U sham. ri
Witnesses: Oac. t. Paul Hilida Memlniao. th
ROOER MRUNIER. p
SNotaay PPublic. th
A true copy of the oritina on afile and
~,of record in my office.
ROOR MEUNIBR, a
July 13--Aug. 17. NetarT Publi.
ScEARTEU or W IT EaDraND.Me WLT a
I United 8taie or Amerlca Stato ow
Louisatns. Parish of Orleaoa. Be it th
known and remembered, that on the 29th a
Sday of the month of May, ia the year of "
our Lordn one touad, nine hundred and th
I twenty-two. Before me, Bean. W. Kernan,
a Notary Pubice, daly comamalsioed and -
- qualted, in and for the above Parish,
i State of Louisana, therein resdin. and t
s in the rneece of the witnesesm Lereain
* after named and undersigaeod.
I. Personally came and appeared, the sev
- eral perons whos names are heoreto ab-
- ecribed, who severa declared, that
the laws . the State of Louisiana, rela
Stive to the orgaulstion o corporations IA
- and especially with reference to Act 2? N
4 of 1914 and all amoadmenat thereto, they ei
,--_ve a-telly conte s ag ree, aid o
u sev tae p te yro and blnd th- a
malves, as well a l1l other perons who n
may become asaatrod with them. to form L
sa.d cnU.tu eaoerathL, and body fo
corpomate a law for the objects and ur-_
poseand under the ageeet uand sca
corporaion is hery delared to be:
ohteead gcxealy C., Inc. and Its
poatename, a c afls shl hav
#pmu co s sm~atuh and p- eel
..,. .. . . she; hev
CHARTER.
contract. site and be sued inl t corortor:eit
nme; to imake ncild use a corplorate sel.
anlid the c:ien to break and alter at pileas
I ur .. l to c'.uir., re eise, pur.c:h s . le..ise.
I hold. . cll l clsey. anld alienllaLte. plrolperty
Iof any kind, real, persona:l and mitiedl, Iby
anty litle whateer. whethier gratlittoUts ior
oll,'rolls, as w eI1 as to nlmortgagce and bly
etllhleate anid lI1edge aly Irope-rty tee
w-ich it lmay acqjutre title, to acquire and
dtispoese of rights, opltionsl . ileasi.s :;lil
franlchisces of lanly nature oir kind whatll
ever; to Iename and appoint such mlanagers.
dlre-tors. officers, agenlts and empll'oyees
-as the salid ecorporatioln Iily rcequire, eand
to Iallake anld estabilish such rule-s, regulla;
ll)leas, and bly-hlws for the prolper mIIanage
I ment and regulation of the affairs of ithe
Ssaid cororpation as may be ne-essary anlld
Slrolper, and plerform alny and all lnet ail
things necessary and requisite anld icln
venieint in order to carry out the objects
and purploses of said corpolratioln.
The piresident. or in his ablllclls.nc. thee
Svi.e piresident, or in his absence, the s.'
retalry. shall be the officer upon whoiall
cit;tion and all judicial proce.sses sh;ll
lbe served.
ARTIt'LE II-The objects and purposes
for which this corporation is organized,
antd the nature of the business to be c-ar
ried on by it, are hereby dec.lared to ibe.
I. To render advertising copy anld dis
tributing service to advertisers.
. To sell advertisement for its own
;c'ountllt and that of publications of anly
naiture or description published in the
I lnited Stattes or elsewhere.
:". To enigage In the general field of
lpuhlisllillg. such as magazines. uews
pc.ilt'rs and journals.
4. To own and maintain and opelrate
a geni-ercal advertising agency.
And generally toa engage in any other
ibusiness, undertakinig or enterlprise licun
nc--ted with, growing out of. inc'idiiental
or germanne to any of the obijeclts andl
purlposes here-inabtlove set forth or ce(u
tetnpllatedt by the charter. This corportI
tionl shall coniluct its business in otlher
l;ateli and in the territories alnd in for
,ign countllltries, anad have one office or
Simore; anld lay hold. purchase. mortgage
Facl colnvey real and personal property
either in or out of the Statie of Iouieisianc.
Without in any particular limiting any
of the objects and powers of the c-.rlporc
tion. it hereby expressly dectlared sland
provided that the .ccrlporation shall have
the power to issue bonds and other obli
gatilons. in paym*ent for property pur
chaseid or accquired by it. or for any othler
oijeict in or about its businless ito mort
gtage or pledge any stock. bond or other
olligcctions by it issued or incurred; to
llguair:antee any dividlends or bonds or con
tracts or other obligations; to make and
Iperformn contracts of any kind and de
*'ription; and in carrying on its business,
or for the plurpose of attaining or further
ing •any of the objects. to do any cand all
otllher acts and things; and to exercise
any and all powers which a copartnership
I r nautral person could do and exercise,
i and which now or hereafter may be au
thorized by law.
ARTI('LE 1l1-The capital stock of the
said corporation shall be $5.000.00. divided
into and represented by 50 shares of the
sum of $100.00 each, which said stock
shall ble paid in cash at the time of sub
sr-riptiton. or the same may be issued, at
not less than par. in payment or exchange
for property or rights actually received or
plulchased by said corporation, or the
same may be issued, fully paid, for money
advanced, and for such valuable conald
eration or services as the board of direc
tors of said corporation may determine;
provided, that no stock shall be issued
until the consideration therefor has been
received by the said corporation.
All shares of stock when issued shall
be signed by the President and the Sec
retary of the corporation. No shares of
capital stock shall be transferred except
upon the books of the corporation and
until the certificate of the stares to be
transferred shall have been delivered to
the i'orporation (or satisfactory proof of
its loss or destruction, atccording to law).
and duly cancelled.
This crliorratilon shall commenece doing
business as soon as fifty (50'%) per cent
of the capital stock shall have been sub
scribed for.
The board of directors shall have the
right to determine how much stock shall
be Issued.
ARTICLE IV--The names and post
office addresses of the incorporators and
the number of shares of stock for which
severally and respectively we do hereby
suscribe, are as follows:
Maurice Whitehead. New Orleans, La.,
13 shares; M. P. McNeely, New Orleans,
l.a.. 13 shares; Morris P. LeCompte, New
Orleans, La., 2 shares; W. P. Brown, New
Orleans, La., 2 shares.
All the corporate powers of this cor
poration shall be vested in and exercised
by a Board of Directors. The board shall
consist of four directors, a majority of
whom shall constitute a quorum for trans
acting all business. The Board of Direc
tors shall be vested with full power and
authority to make all contracts, purchases
alnd sales, and adopt all by-laws, rules
and regulations for the government of
the business and affairs of the company.
and alter, amend and change the same
at pleasure; appoint, hire and discharge
all ocers., agents and employees, fix all
salaries, and generally do and perform
all things necessary in the transaction
of the business and affairs of the com
pany. Any vacancy occurring in the said
board shall be filled by the remaining
directors from among the stockholders.
The first Board tf Directors of this c
corporation shall conalst of: Maurice
Whlitehead, prealdent; M. P. McNeely.,
vice-preesldent; Morris P. LeCompte, sec
retary-treasurer, and W. P. Brown, who
shall hold their oices until the firste
Moaday 1n January, 1923, or until their
successors are duly elected and qualified.
On the first Monday in January, 1923.
and annually thereafter, an election fIr
directora shall be held at the office of
the company, under the supervislon of
three (3) commlssloners to be appointed
by the premsident, and the directors then
elected shall take their seats immediately
and shall hold office until their successors
are duly elected and quallfled. Each board
shall elect its own officers, which shall
consist of a president, vice-president and
sec'retary-treasurer. All corporato elec
tions ashall be by ballot, and a majority
of the votes cast shall elect, either in per
son or by proxy. Written notice of elee
tions shall be given to each stockholder
by the secretary-treasuarer at least ten
(10) days prior to election.
ARTICLE V--This act of incorporation I
may be changed. modsified, or amended,
or the capital stock may be increased, by i
and with the consent of two-thirds (2-3)
of the stockholders. A change in the ob
jects and purposes may be made only bya
a vote of ell the stockholders; but this a
corporation may be dissolved by a vote a
of the holders of two-thirds (2-3) of the
stock at a meeting called for that pur
ARTICLE VI-Whenever thbls corpora
tion is disolved, either by limitation of t
its charter, or from any cause its affarar
shall be liquldated by three (3) llquida- I
ters to be appointed from among the
holders of the stock at the meeting con- a
vened for that purpose after ten (10) days' I
prior seotee shall have been given by the i
secretary to each stoekholder. 8aid com
mituouer shail remain in office until the
affairs of aid corporation shall have
been fully liquidated. In cane of the '
death o any commissioner, the survivors I
shall continue to act. a
ARTICLE VII--No stocbkholder of this
corporation shall ever be bhed liable or
responsible for the contracts of faults
thereof in any further sum than the us- 5
paid baance due to the corporation on
the shares owned by him, nor shail any
mere informality In organizauon have the '
efeet of rendering this charter nall. nor 5
of expolang a stockholder to say liability
yad the amount of bhis steck.
oTus done aus passed in my notarial
office in the city of New Orleans, La.. i
aforesaid, in the presence of Anna Beor
beuseo and VerBee Bertrand. competent d
wltneues of lawful age and residing in o
this ctty. who hemnto subscribed theira
names tollgehr with aid parties and me. a
notary, on te day and date st forth inc
the caption hereof.
MaUrlee Whitehead, . P. MeNeely, W.
P. Brews, Morris P. LeUCmpte.
Wi.tneases: Anna Berbeue,. Verlte Ber
BENJ. W. KERNAN.
ly 1--Aug. 17. Notary Public.
AMWNDMENT TO CIAITIm OF 0
TIE ALDEN MILLS
United States o Amerca. tat ot
Louisl, Parish of Orleas, City of
New Orleuan. Be it known that on this
vent day of July, in the yeasr of
nd thwtytwo, and oa the indepeud
ac of t a Uited States of Amaerica,
the one hnudred and forty-seventb, be
tore me, winlam eLcelan aysux U
aNotary Puble, daly commlssioned ana "
uaile~d within sad for the parish of
sans, ethte ot f Louisiana, and in the
sed and undersigned, personally came
-ad peared ATehel W. MeLeilan. prm
Met, and Arthur D. arner. seretary- hi
remrs of the Alden Mails, resideata
~ai-.· 55.~~·- -_. i;1.
CHARTER.
t of Orleans. dated ,epte,.hur : 1I;r
i. and recorded in M. r4 ,. age Ril i..,.
0.' lamended a lnd re ;n td .I;:.1 li it h ., i ,' r -
fo re .Fell J ,iosep h tw ig . . ,r ) i Iu . ,
in and for the pirl -h I t Io rl .ill - , if. ,I
,r January 0, 1914. .land r..orl.,l lii \ ,r
gage fiflte oo k 11i , fii.. . hil l!
t th., di.ii.. I," ;4Id * it t i h "f .I , ,i I i
44 Alden M ill. .i4 ti' 1!# irt d4i. ui .1 '.,""
lind ac s see rta rv re rs r. r.lr. - , t . ull.i
rsof The A.den. Mil,. :s w ill .ip i-.r .1.
be shown by a certified 444,fy of 1It. ,,.
d resolutilun .aldopteid at ,aid lia-', ! ieig.
a 4hi2h i. Ihereto uinnexed and m.die u l . ,rt
,ihereof. to i -appear for i tihe prpof. ,
i amending the c'hartelr of the -; ill 'I' l.
ii Alden Mills.
44 And inow the' saild appearer . As.i44I
n- W. MbcLllau. Irresitlent. andll Arthllur II
y Parker, as sec're;tary-trea:iu rr. res..,..
tively, of the s4aid Till .t Aidein Mils, LR ud
24. acting in the capacities afeforaid ianal l int .
behalf of the said 4corlporalti u.n .Ii virtiI.
iand in 4onformlnty w itr. :I iltllhoraly c.oI'
ferred upon themn at thfe ;at.4rt..ll I
special mreeting of stockll.ld,lrst T'hiTe
Alden Vills. do declare thllt ArtiCh-I.- 1
(4) of the 4harter of the s.,i4l 1'Th, ..alde.l
IMills as fpaussed before* Felix Joseph Pi'.lg.
r- Notary Public. on the _'llth ilay of .I:LI
u' uarr., 1914. has bee.n changled iand af en1.ll
ed to read as folIow. :
n ARTI('C.E IV. The ca:iltail ..,t k of
ythis corporatilon is l4ied at t.he ,u iof
h Seven Iullndred Thiousand an.4d am4 1iJ
Dollars (2U,00W.Nl). F'ie. Illiundrd Thrlll
of sand :and 10 0 Do I llars 4t$..-1).2 Ii Ii
representedlll b tlive thoaRlll i i 4 .U.,*,
shares of the par value of liae Hunlidred
to and I0) 10i loll:ars $100 .00.lc) a,, 1hi, ilia d
'Iwo lHundre'd Thousa.nd and if 101) Iotl
lars (t$".0)O. 0.0M) repreNeliited to- it%,e
Sthouisand 4.i0e)l . h0. are., oef lthe par vallue
of Forty and 0 100U Dolluar (s$401.U)i e:iachi.
l which salid caplital stick Iia4y lie in
"i creased or de4 reaseri -d las pi.rnliitted hy lt,..
'statutes of this st tet,and t4he 2 aid -i . I'lal.
istock nmay be issued for i'cash or lr
'r property received. or for serviies :lttliully
r- rendired, but said stoc'k ~hiall not hie i
r sued for less than par. The r .iid -:ilpit;li
4t' io20k shall be. divided alnd colliposeld a
Sfllllws., IlanRie :
'First. Two thousand flive hlundred
i (_.J0) shares of accumulative prefe-.rred4!
1I stock of par value of ine llundred and
U0U/100 Dollars ($1004.12 per ,lrhare. car
rying with it cumulative dlvidends of
seven per cent per annulll.
Sr- econd. Two thousand five hundr.ed
r (2.500) shares of first commoln0 4 nck of
par value of One Hundred and 00 10W
r Dollars ($100.00) per share. Five thou
4o sand (5.000) shares of e.-ond common
stock of the par value of Forty and
d 00/100 IDollars ($40.00) per share.
P- The said umnulat ive-preferred stock
shall be preferred over the 'comrmon
r stocks, both first and sec'ond. in divi
II dends, and in any distribution of the
se assets and said cumulative.preferred
p stock shall be limited in annual dividends
., to seven per cent per annum. Said
I- cumulative-preferred stock to have equal
voting power in all corporate interests.
.e and all of said stock shall be full paid
d and non-assessable.
le The said first common stock of the
,k par value of One Hundred Dollars per
o- share shall, after the payment of the
it dividend fixed and determined upon for
:e the cumulative-preferred stock, receive a
or dividend of eight per centum per annum
e before any dividend shall be declared
y or paid on the second common stock.
and all of the first common stock shall
be full paid and non-assessable.
The second common stock of the par
J value of Forty Dollars per share shall.
n after the payment of the dividend fixed
and determined upon for the cumulative
I preferred stock and for the first com
moo stock, receive and be paid a divi
of dend of Eight Dollars ($8.00) per share.
t or so much thereof as the net profits
d permlit. and thereafter shall participate
with the first common stock in all dvil
ie dends and said stock shall participate
In the liquidation of the assets of the
corporation to an amount of not exceed
ing Sixty Dollars per share, after the
payment of the cumulative-preferred
i stock at par, with all dividends which
may have matured and are unpaid, and
after payment of the first common stock
at par.
e Thus done and signed In my office at
the city of New Orleans. state of Louis
Iana, on the day and date herein first
;t above written, In the presence of Messrs.
d Thomas J. Martin and Edmund R.
h Mabry, competent witnesses, who here
y unto sign their names with the said
appearers and me. Notary, after due
reading of the whole.
Original signed: A. W. McLellan,
president; A. D. Parker, secretary and
Streasurer.
Witnesses:
THOS. J. MARTIN,
~E. R. MABRY.
W. McL. FAYSSOUX.
fNotary Public.
I, the undersigned Deputy Recorder of
Mortgages. in and for the parish of
Orleans, state of Louisiana. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing a
amendment to the charter of The Alden I
Mills was this day duly recorded in the s
* Mortgage Office of the parish of Orleans t
In book 1268, folio -
e New Orleans. La.. July 11. 1922.
(Signed) : J. M. SEEMAN. t
Ast. Dy. Rec. of Mort.
I. the undersigned Notary fblic, in
and for the parish of Orleans, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is
I a true and correct copy of the original I
I amendment to charter of The Alden
Mills, and of the certificate of the Re
Scorder of Mortgages for this parish,
Sthereunto appended and of record in my
In faith whereof. I have hereunto set
Smy hand and offelacil seal this 11th day
of July, 1922.
J(Seal) W. McL. FAYSO8UX. 1
July 13-Aug. 17. a
CHATERI OF DR LUEE CONIEC
TIONS, INC.
SUnited States of America, State of f
Louisiana ,Parish of Orleans, City of New o
Orleans. Be it knaown, that on this 19th a
day of the month of June, In the year One
Thousand Nine Ihundred and Twenty
I Two (1922. Before me VICTOR K. KI t
a notary public in and for the Pariah of
Orleans, State of Louisiana, therenla resid
Ing, duly commissioned and qualified, and
In he othe pren e ol the witnsses herein
ancer namied and underedied, persaonaoly
came and appeard:
a The several parties whose namea are
hereunto suberilbed, who severally do
cared to me, notary, that availing them-.
selves of the provislaon of the rlaws of
this state, relative to the orgalsaUtion of
orporationrs, and more especialy oif Actl
24 of 1914. they have covenanted and
agred, and by these p resents, do covenant
andn agse for themselves, their successors
and asstna to form themselves into a
corporation and body politic in law for
the object and purposesa and under theo
atipulationa ereinafter set forth, to-wit:
ARTICLE I-The name of tbhis corora
tison ahati be D Luxe Conectlons Inc., j
leand under its corporate name it ashal
have the power and authority to have and
enJoy eorporate existence and succes
sion for the full term and period of
ninety-nIne years from and after the date
hereof; to contract, asue and be sued, to
make and use a corporate seal, and the j
same to break and alter at pleoasure; to
old, receive, purchase, hypothecate, con-
vey, sell, lease or pledge real and personal
property, to issue negotiable bonds and
notes, or other evidence of debt, to name
and appoint such managers, agents, direc
tor and officer aa t businerss lntesmts
and estabiah as well aa alter and amend
from time to tme, such by-laws, rules
and relulatlona for the proper govern
menrt of the affairs ot this corporation
as may be necessary and proper.
ARTICLE II-The domicile of this cor
poration shall be in the city of New Or
leans. tate of Louishuna, Parish of Or
leans, and all citation and other legial
procee shali be served upon the presi
dent of this corporation, or in the event
of in absenc upon the vice-plresident,
and in the absence o both of said parties
or oicesy unpona the secretary of this
corporation.
ARTICLE II--The objects and purposes
for which this corporation is organised,
and the nature of thse business to be car
ried on by It are hereby declared to be;
to buy and sell merchandise of all kinds
and every description, real estate, stocks
and bonds, at wholeaale or retail, for Its
own account, or for the account oi others
or on a commisasion; and to sell its ser
vices as auditor, accountant, or income
tax expert; and to do ail and everything
necesary and incidental thereto.
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at the sum
of live Thounnd (5.009.00) Dollars.
divided into and represented by fifty (501
shares of stock at the par value of One
Hundred ($100.09) Dollasr per share. Said
satock shall be paid for in cash at asuch
time and after such notice to the sub
scribers as the Beard of Directors may
fix; or the same may be issued for labor
done or services rendered said corpora
tion, at not less than par, or property or
rights actuafly received by said corpora
This corporation shall be and become
agoig concern and shall he authorised
to cammace business as - as fifty
havelben mbscrthei and fiftyk (09%I
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tn ad s'urto . tby a pliede,
ivi- -e, anll obligatoa ll Ld lle g a
rhe o brlly e u frle l, en rtssily ma ý
for iir or a t h eteoq
rcd hlrte.r to do any liad l
k i ad fir nt of tan io ee--"ea.
thI mia be holad. mielfie, as
p a- " further smeti on th e i1tel
re. thia m cor por ation.u m a i p
d uenl ed to thris d y ep e atl m a -
fowr d by hi, nor shall nay
lae tin e or f anatio have the a aot
tn tge mthisUcharter t) er et ae
latewthest a oiehldoer cevemed fg A
the po ld. ern to an hel ilite be
theioa providoped fo the Atil64 lb
trunp id balac t ee.eas
corh thi corora tion. the e lea a
tarllh aore in t of thae l bet .e
edetwo-tthrds ofthe lased af t
or c orporation or may be f -
e withath dorthe o a se te st a d
ri g thre -fourths of the das Om.
ai tins torraon. e no tr ta -
rt Act .oi ty of the hoe ie
late ite of Louisglu a for the e
rthe amendmenthe thela' a. M•i
rte the stoclkolders C Ivelld int'
tieon l al be camer don of m
to been miven each otei Wi
ea o astrvdfor in Ar. I
. ter or anicet of thce rl al s it
Swheneversti t bel the wl s d
ea corporlation totrare T eorthe
ton of Directors It hall d ua -se
and rort the bs. te eir -aes
t rthat it Woeld, b e teilo l"ef
Directors, wittnn ie dalrs at
Snumber of resolution hai b i
eator a t meeting aesiad ai -
b casadafcr atrin rte I . t
d reeved three days' I lobes, a
not and o the ordlepeat iI yi
TCtot Ie malled to eh iwBii
f wth a notice of t mLeels if Il i
oldrertos tbe held ites I oft
l- tion so adone sd tel sI W
ntoNe. Il cans La tle i dof
S orpora ton 30 the eRille e t. M SUi
.er orit oth i the ili, ts "
elect meth ree lldterlls Inrm twi S
winumer, who sha hav ta
authorit eys toer iqtoidth IeI 3
rsf and affae rt th enmr bll bi
oro th e death or 1 abl t t
leniquidators, the uids i a aia
r ARTICLE IX-Thes it 2-
rta e tdtln opadeute o n IM
numberthe bof shade tomnherrd i
tion of them. e te ot
n New Orleens, La.. r ; /I ll
ha., vice-president ad ea ; . -
w f. teaut, t 1t Io riLl Sf l,
SLa., treaudrer; tbh It
-Grand Route t Johnf Nlw O
h. Jorn C. Wetel, 116r ltI
d leans, La., uad they .. S
awtond Twesod hae J nes _
their togethr withthI
SARTILN me--T.narr
hole .ritn op -- e l
je
number oT she. shreS; 1. L
ofw oi thee, M leat Ia -I
or iOn ae oCIM tl l
a aon the iltn odi or i t l!
amendments thestl
Thh s dta ne uand freb i -
itnt on the deay mLU i _
first aswa ltten. th sd m -d
J- e2h and lle2 I2_
wa (tSned)es 30 ICm
Sand me ntrrue oy of
wobm ffe.
t (Ohnav tom) :
I FORT. D. 'Sr DO T.A-i L"
10 shares; B P. be .stag .-
i ta e le.oosd mil S I
h eo e j ---
tion omf the l5 olajir=
Wil this day dnyel ll m-
l (Sgnal)
at
Im &
yurlol
whIle? One II
you'd aear thai ge
D years and aeWW ha -
Is "and I've nrev Ur
m what's mole I 'l"[
m. fifteen more nUniY
Oj have to J I __..
e relly beginIng to
d policy has Lho .-I5
ah ccident. WrotS m
- a cioud day- 3L
We can't pSU -
tlon from T
you that ye wo' -
m hurt.