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WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
Fifty Lives Lost

The storm of last week in this vicinity, ex-
tended to Lake Michigan, and caused much
damage to the shipping interest, and the
loss, tits supposed, of fifty lives. aess s'1-
The most distressing wreck was that, OF
the propeller Toledo, Captain Denham, Of
the American transportation Company's
Line, which foundered at Ozaukie, Wis, on
Friday afternoon. .m.sg.5. Md, ear a sr.s
The Toledo was first class propeller
bound up with full cargo of merchandise
for Milwaukee She came to anchor of
0zaukee, and as the storm increased, began
to drag. In letting go, the chain got foul
and all her efforts to clear it were unavail-
ing, SO that she could not pay out enough to
ride securely.
In drifting in, she passed within stones
throw of the north pier, and soon after she
passed the end of it she foundered. AS soon
as her hull went under water the sea took
her cabin off, and the waves We're strowr
with the fragments, grinding and crushing
the poor wretches who were thus cast upon
the fury of the deep.
In a few minutes nota human form. was tt
be seen in the wild waters. One seaman
was lifted upon the top of wave and actu
ally thrown upon the pier, where he landed
and was saved. Another was cast against Z
pile, to which he chung, and as the wave re
treated, he was assisted to climb upon tho
pier.
These are the only two of whose rescue
we are certain. " 9. 'of sAE
The steamers Bohemian and Gen. Tay.
lor, and the baique Zadock Pratt are tota
wrecks.
The propellers Globe and Allegheny were
saved by throwing overheard their cargo
Other wrecks are expected to he heard of.
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The St. Paul Gas Works.

- 49,
Ambrose J. White, Esq. the efficient and
energetic Engineer of the st. Paul Gas Works,
has completed his labors, SO far as they can
be continued until the machinery and pipes
arrive next spring, and leaves to-day on the
Galena, to superintend those matters con-
nected with the further progress of the Com
pany's operations, which it is necessary to
attend to at the East during the winter. :,
The buildings of the st. Paul Gas Works
are finished, with the exception of perhaps
some trifling inside joiner's work. The work
has been driven with great energy; and when
we come to consider the magnitude Of the
several structures, we think the Company,
and our citizens generally, Should award great
credit to the Engineer and Contractors for
the energy they have displayed in accomplish
ing SO much in so short time. The dimen-
sions of the several departments of the works
are as follows:
g The tank which is to receive the gasome-
ter is So feet in diameter by IL feet in depth,
walled and foored with hard brick, and &C.
mented so as to be water-tight, of course
This tank will accommodate gasometer ca
pable of holding $4,000 cubic feet of gas
Retort house, Sc feet by 81; purifying room,
q by %; metre room, IL by Is; office for
business and Directors room separate from
the office, the same size. Coal sheds, IS by
rs. All the buildings are constructed of SUBJ
stantial stone work, and finished with fire.
proof roofs. e- "'.
The works are situated at the corner OF
John and Fifth streets, and the ground orig
inally being of very uneven surface, 5000
cubic yards of excavation was required be-
fore the foundations were laid. And yet,
only ninety-six days elapsed from the time
ground was first broken until the buildings
were completed. AS already remarked, we
should judge the Company have no reason to
complain of the promptitude and efficiency
of Mr.. White, and the contractors for the
buildings, Messrs. A. Fuller & Co.
Pipe and fixtures will be shipped from
Philadelphia by way of New Orlerns, during
the winter, sufficient to lead gas into all the
principal streets and the buildings thereon
The machinery for the Works will also come
by the same route, and all will be here by
the opening of navigation the ensuing spring
1t is not at all unsafe to predict that many o.
the streets will be ready for lighting by mid
summer. .G~V
The St. Paul Gas Works are more extern
sive than any similar establishment this side
Of Chicago, and much better constructed
The Company is composed of public-spirited
responsible men; and an earnest is afforded o.
what they will do hereafter by what they
have already done. All in all, it is great
enterprise for so young city-the greatest
we should say that has ever been undertaken
by community so young in the world, out
side of California. <iA-'
All success to the st. Paul Gas Company
in their noble enterprise; and that our friend
White may have pleasant time of it during
his winters sojourn East, is the sincere wish
of his numerous st. Paul friends. 5...I
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illustrating the anatomy end physoIogy, -,
organs of both sexes their STRUCTURES, uses
and functions. popular and on
the duties and casualties of single and
py and fruitful alliances, mode Of curing
tous and nferie ones-their obvation and removal
important hints to those contemplating matrmofy. I'll At
will overcome objections to 1t; however. sbonI
take this important step without its
commentaries on the diseases and medic treatme1 At Of
females, from infancy to old age each case grabica,l,
Illustrated by beautiful photographic plates nerv de-
p1ty, its causes and by process once so sin
sae and enecual, that failure 10 impossible rules az
any management an essay Spermat v.:,s,
practical observations on safer and more s;,osst,
mode OF treatment; precautionary hintso the ,Aar az
sntng from empirical practices essay on an disc ase
arising from indscreton, with plain simple rules
winch all persons can curethemselves without errn,~
remedies for those sefinnicted miseries and disan
Pented hopes SO unfortunately prevalent in the young
adviser to the married and those conem-
plating marriage. Its perusal is particularly recon-
mended to persons secret doubts Of their
and who conscious having haz-
ry human being Is entitledto Price cents per copy
or copies TO dollar. Mailed free of to
any part OF the United States. - :
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR. LA CRo,x
upon any of the diseases upon which his book treas
either personally or by mail. HIS medicines often cure
IN the short space Of six days, and conepetey
trely eradicate all traces OF those disorders which CO.
paiya and cubebs have long been thought antiote
70 the ruin OF the health of the patfen His Frepck
Secret' is he great continental remedy for that cass
or disorders, which unfortunately physicans treat
mercury to the rrerievable destruction the
constitution, which all the sarsaparilla il s.
cannot cure. 9iIg.es - ,aluna} m 'S<<<S-e"l
DR.. LA CRO1x'S medicines are free from Al Ssss::A
al poisons and put up In neat compac frn y5ics
can be sent by Express Nail, and NAV be tsren ,r
public Or p,isa.e house. o. While tfayeng, without ex-
hindTance from business study ana no Tinnortant
change ~ the Diet y necessary Medicnes sent a .nr
part OF the Union according to directions safely and
from NO. 90 Beaver streets TO 81 Maiden Lane, near
Broadway, Albany, New York. IFeb Is. 1855 WV
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ST. Louis, Oct. 81, 1856.


The Santa Fe mail arrived at Indepcn-
dence on the 23d. News unimportant.' Bu-
siness dull. ''' 10000.
The Indians are becoming quiet
The election held on the first Monday in
September, resulted in a Democratic ma
jority in both Houses. .-rafe
General Garland and Major Brooks are
about leaving for the States. ,s1s.fe.s IF
Col. Bonneville commands the department
in advance Of Gen. Garland.
A letter in the Republican, dated West
port, the 21st, says handbills are in circula-
ton, signed Hutchinson, Barrett, Pomeroy,
Schuyler, and Is others, calling conven--
ton of the people at Big Springs, Kansas,
on the 28th October, to nominate delegate
to Congress. a.t g ~ q
Gov. Geary has gone to the southern part
of the territory to arrest marauding parties
in that section. FL =. -. s-,a 81
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Of Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County. I'd Judicial District.

III T. MUDD and G. l.. Hughes, J. j. MUDD and A. O..
liz GRUBB, partners under the firm name of MCDD
HUGHES against WALTER X. BRADY and How ARD BRA lady,
partners. To the defendants You are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the complaint in this
ton which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court in and for the County of Ramsey and Terri
tory of Minnesota, and to copy of your answer
to the said complaint the subscribers at their office in
the city of Saint Paul, within twenty days after the
vice Of this summons you exclusive of the day of
such service; and you fail to the said conf
plant within the tune aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
ton will take judgment against yen for the of
Thirteen Hundred Dollars, with interest from the first
day Of December thousand eight hundred and fifty
five besides the costs of this action. m f. ..,..
Saint Paul. Sept 18th, 1856.
BRIsBIN BGELow, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Saint Paul,
NJ. IT, -i't-.fft t---- ''- = sent 27-w6w
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court
Ramsey County, I'd Judicial District.
Theodore Borup,
az .f'. Against t.f -r- a.. [ .

pile. Against t.f -r.- -.. | ....'
Cornelius S. Whitney, and Sarah A. Whitney, Z
80 $50 oil. his wife, .t .+ ] ts-'
ND to all other persons having claiming All interes
n in the real estate and property lying and being
County CT Ramsey, in the Territory Minnesota, des
Cribed as follows, to wit:
Commencing at a point in the north line Of Seventh
street ity (5O) feet from the Seventh aud
Waukuta streets, thence running westerly along the
north line Of said Seventh street fifty (50 fee thence
northwardly parallel with Waukuta street one hundred
and fifty 5O) feet; thence eastwardly Ia liue parallel
with seventh street fifty (5O) feet to the northwest
corner of lot conveyed by Chas II. Cakes and Julia
b. Cakes to S. X. Champn; thence southwardly in a
line parallel with Waukutl street one hundred aud if,
Q5o feet to the place Of begunimg in Block number
TWO ~ OF Whtaey & Smiths Addition to the Town OF
st Paul, County Of Ramsey, Territory OF Minnesota.
Yon and each of you hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the Plaiutl in this
action, which has been filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid, at St Paul,
in the County Of Ramsey, IN the Territory aforesaid,
and to serve py Of your thereto upon the
subscribers at their Oc. in the City St Paul afore.
said, within twenty days after the of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service
and IL you fail to answer said complaint within the
lime aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded iu said complaint.
Dated st Paul, August 16 1856. .. ft.,.-.. s.. e
agl6-w12w AMES VAN ETTEN, Plf's Atty's.
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p Hi~ ss,s.,.s erode NEW York, Oct. a..
The steamship Belgique, the pioneer of
the new line between this city and Antwerp,
arrived this morning. :. ,r@-----g ---r-
Her dates are anticipated. 4 Itar4agvyI
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PMS.
iisned, and containing nearly dou-..
Die ths quantity Of reading matter
IN that Of the Fifty cents or DOL
Tar publications. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRl--
AGE, and the secret fnflrmities,
aoa disorders Of you b and matu---
rity,resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mentah
powers observations ON marriage.
It's duties and disqualifications. &
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. sTRAYED--s2O REWARD,

STRAYED from the Subscriber, at Cambridge, on the
~ 9th October, pair of OXEN-one dark red with
no white remembered) marked on horns with letters
7. G. or l.. G.. the other light roan hair worn off on
both sides Of the neck by bow has also letters on
horns Any returning said Oxen to the subscriber
at Cambridge leaving reliable information of their
whereabouts at this ONCE, will receive the above re-
ward. {oct25y3wl 7 n CyITrc
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Important Fremont Accession.

'f3.> A1 BUFFALO, Oct. q.
Hon. Carlos rEmmons, for many, years
member Of the Senate of this state from this
county, and delegate to the recent Wing
National Convention at Baltimore, and a
prominent Silver Grey, is out, this morning
with an able letter announcing his determ:-
nation to support Fremont and Dayton, in
the coming election. -
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DISSOLUTTON.

NOTICEis hereby given that Co-Partnership here
tofore existing between the undersigned, in the
DAIRY business under the firm Of Hastings Brainard
is this day dissolved The undersigned Horace j. Brain
I'D assumes and to pay all Indebtedness of the late
fsm., p. n r. TT SpINCS 'e
II. j. BRAINARD
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IL The Prince of Wales, it is said, is
called BY his sister, on account of his PEI
remptory manner, Mister Upper Crust
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

CNORNER OF ST. ANTHONY, EXCHANGE AND
~ FOURTH STREET, st. Paul, Minnesota. 5. Long,
Proprietor The Proprietor of the American House re-
specially announce to their old patrons and strangers
visiting ST. Paul. that this popular hotel has been thor
oughy renovated and fitted up with and elegant
furniture and that they prepared to entertain those
who may favor them with their patronage in manner
to fully sustain the former reputation of the house. Con-
nected with the American is Livery Stable, prepared
to furnish pleasure parties, and Others with elegant
turn outs oct4-iaw1y
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y
NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge OF an
Insolvent from his debts pursuant fo.tne P.ovi-
sions Of Chapter SO Of the Revised Statutes OF tns
tory OF Minnesota, entitled "0 Relief OF lnsoAyelt
Debtors William L. Ames, of the city OF 81 Paul. ~
the county Of Ramsey and Territory iof innesoee
Insolvent Debtor Notice first published August "a,
1885, Creditors to appear before the Hon. Moses Sner
burne, Judge of the Second Judicial District OF the
rtory Of Minnesota at his chambers In the CAPITOL m
the City of st. Paul, the 10th day of January, "A "
1857, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Of that day. to show cause, II
eny they have, why an assignment should not be made
of said Insovents estate, and he be discharged from his
debts.9gIt iGT 1855 tsnO9 bGs ff19I nEl}Gsi
st. Paul, Minnesota, October 14th, 1856. ,.a
BhisBIN & BGELow, Solicitors for Pet'nr. oct1S-wtd
Territory Of Minnesota, District Court,
Chisago County, 1st judicial District
CARAH ANN Maxwell against GEORGE E. maxwell. To
- George E. MAXWELL defendant: In the name of the
United States, you hereby summoned and required
to the complains of the above named plaintiff
which is file in the office Of the Clerk of ssid District
Court at Taylors Falls in said county and Territory
and to copy of your answer to said complaint
upon at office In the city Of saltwater, Washing
ton county, Minnesota Territory, within thirty days at
ter the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such ser
vice. and in you fail to- answer the said complaint
as hereby required the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint. -
ft ,,- THOMPSON, PARKER a. DAWSON, u a.
ect1S-w7w Attorneys for Plaintiff, saltwater, NJ. T.
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
Il the pleasant village Of Manomin eight miles above
ST. Anthony, and is now prepared TO accommodate the
Travelling public with the very best fare the country a
fords The house is furnished with every accOmmoda
ton to be found in country and aside from the sub
santias of life, the best wines and liquors that can be
procured may always be had upon call The Stabling
OF the Manomin House, either for egrans, Transfers
or Drovers superior that of any other public house
on the road north of Saint Paul. 500
may 24-dawtf A.. J, WILLIS.
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.

a Nd DEPOSIT OFFICE.-CARLOS WILCOX, Notary
II Public and Conveyancer, Dealer i'll Real Estate.
and General Agent Office in the United States Land
Once Buiding Minneapolis, Minnesota. Surveying and
Plating of all descriptions done with accuracy Parc-
uiar attention given to surveying and locating Govern
ment land in the PnereS and elsewhere the Territory
Gold and Land Warrants are in request, Investments
made or loans negotiated, collections made ID
pa agencies solicited Strangers and citizens wishing
TO locate, sell or purchase lands are invited to call
Claimants can make advantageous arrangements with H.
for their purchase money Valuable property ana
always hand III the embryo cities of Minneapolis ST
Anthony and St Paul; also, improved FARMS and
pine lands, all of which offer the most liberal
terms. He respectfully solicits and hopes to merit
share of public and private trust. auolO daytf
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n = 4
TTTHeLksALE and Retan De.iers s. srtjytrSa. ArItS
w WARE AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMKNTS, xc
Corner Of Exchapge and g. Anthony Stree =.
American otefJ 81. Paul. Minnesota, are nov opeaioe
their large and carefully selected stock consistnr IN
part of Copkn0 aror Stoves the latest
approved patterns Tim Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead. BAR
and Sheet Lead, Copper Bottoms; Braxiers and Tnnea
sest eopper. Sheet Anc Sheet Iron and Mills OF an
sizes Window Glass and Shades, White Lead and Zinc
Paints, Manila Ropi, &c..
FARMING IMpLEMEyTs, ,suOism Flows, Cultvators chi,
tvator and Harrow Teeth, Grain Cradles, Scythes and
Snatis, Handled and Garden Rakes two three and
four-pronged German and Cast Steel Forks Shoveis
Spades, Mattocks, Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay
Knives, Straw Cutters, Pruning Shears Prer Scythes
HEAVY RDwARE-Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Hand and
Sledge Hammers Axes, Hotchets,, Rasps Files Carraye
Springs and Axles, Carriage and TIRE Bolts, crowbars
Wagon Boxes, Coil Log and Pump Chains, We'll Wheels
and Buckets, Cistern Pumps, Brass, Enammelet, and
French pressed Kettles, HollowWare generally, Sad
Fire Irons. n
Also general assortment of Japanned and Tin Ware.
All sorts of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work done
order: This stock have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers and are therefore enabled
sell at the lowest rates. The public respectfully
yed to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
St. Paul, June 16 IT,
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IN THE PHYS1OLOG ICAI VIEW OF MARRI AGE
~ BY NJ B la CR0Ix NJ. D., Albany, New York. 3:s,
Pages and 100 Fine Plain and Coored Lithorr,,bs mn
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TAKEN UP.
MULES MULES! 7MUIEs1I-

4 ~ the lst OF September, two miles and half from
~ st. Paul, two MICH cows The 1wner n reur,est.
Cd to come forward prove property, and take them
away. 1919 locz5-X4HG H i mn AIN A. "a.
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STINT PAUL HON STORE.

NfICOLS & BERKEY, Wholesale Dealers in IRON,
IN Nails, Steel, Plows Axes, Anvils VICES, BuHows
Heavy Hardware Wabasha Street. St. Paul, NJ T. Alsos
Agents Tor Herring Heitz's Fire-roof Safes Are no
receiving their large stock, consisting in partsof:.
240 tons q assorted iron. ~
1000 kegs Of assorted mails o.
25 tons Plow Steel. ;5"e'.'i ss shHala
5 tons Spring SteeFe..oi'jaTaH tssssd
8 tons Cast Steele. som5I .z',g9neH
100 Sets Assorted Axels..
SO pairs Elliptic Springs. sslszsed
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth .,o, .i,rr
2 tons Grind Stones.
200 Boxes Window Glass. d t'aDo' "tl
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin.
Linseed Oil and Varnish. .ylisi79ts,i es5y
100 bundles Printing Paper. olf.9 alp
Breaking Plows, Cross and Corn Plows-
Anvils, Bellows and Vices. I9i H'g9i'fistA
Shoeing, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Il on Kettles. aoadsIs8 .somk.d ,
Axes, Saws and Crobars. q ~ = -
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Coil and Log Chains.a 'aai u1--.dD4aE
crews, Plates, Nuts, Washers,
And a large assortment of vulcanfzed Rrbt err and
Leather Betting, Lace Leather Packing for engines
all of which they will sell at low prices liberal dis
count will be given to the trade. je23-wtf
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DkOPOSALS will be received at this Office till the 9Th
of November for keeping 100 Mules in lots Of nom
four to twenty, from about the 10th Of November till the
ieth day OF May next The Mules viii be much worn
down when taken and must be returned in good order
They may be worked moderately Ample security, that
they viii be returned in good order will be required In
ease OF doubt as to good order it VIII be referred to
y. G. MARTIN, A. Q. NJ, o. s. 4
October 21st, 1885,. + r.r oct2s-d1v
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NM b. LANGLEY ( CO, Auctoneers-Fourth street
w . between Robert and Jackson streets, st. Paul
Horses, Cattle Sheep Wagons Bugges, Carriages and
and Harness bought and Sold Regular Days of Sale
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays Everything of
fered by US at Auction will be positive sale. Horses
boarded by the week or MONTH. ie14 dw1y .
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

II w. MABON, PRoPRIEroR-St. Paul, Minnesota
~ Good Boarding by the day, week month on easy
TERMS Good stabihg attached A share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited Stages oall at the
House daily for Passengers. Sign, Square and Compass
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Territory of Mime SOia--Di strict Court, Second
JUDICIAL District--Ramsey County

JUDICIAL DiSirict--Ramsey County
CHARLES II. CAKES aga INST CORNELIUS S. WHIT
My aud Sarah A. Whitney, his wife, and to all 9th
er persons having or claiming interest in the real
estate property lying and being in the County
Ramsey and Territory Minnesota described as fol-
lows. TO wit: g1r.eEIt r-f-t.'l t8g -fE.[
COMMENCING at a point in the North line of Sew
" enth street, one hundred l00) feet from the
ner of Seventh and Waukuta streets; thence running
westerly along the North line of said Seventh street,
fy (50) feet thence northwardly parallel with WAIKIKI
ia street, one hundred and fifty $50 feet thence
warly in line parallel with Seventh street, fifty (50)
feet to the northwest corner Of lot conveyed by Chas
IL Cakes and Julia Is. Cakes, his wife, to TheOd0r Boz
rup; theme southwardly in a line parallel with Wauku
street hundred and fifty (i5O) rect, place
keginning- In Block Number two (2,) of Whitney &
Smiths addition to the Town {uow city, of St. Paul.
county of RAMSEY, Territory of Minnesota. -.
You and each OF you ar, hereby summoned and
qured to answer the complaint of the plaintiff this
action. which has been filed in the Office Clerk
of the District Court aforesaid, Saint Paul, in the
county Of Ranse, aoresaid and TO copy your
answer thereu upon the subscribers at their office in
the city ot Paul aforesaid, within twenty days
service VI this summons upon exclusive OF the
OF such servcc aud if fail to sail painl
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff this action
will apply to the Court for the RELIEF den,led in this
complaint. AMES & VAN E1TEN,
aug 30 wl2w Plaintiffs Attorneys.