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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

They were working The progres.
sive conundrum racket al a socla.
BILE on CusS avenue The other even
ing, when a previously silent youth
pu, in his oar with the current
conversation
i've got one" he said.
"What is 1t I" asked the crowd.
why is heaven like a baby 7"
They wreslled with ii for ten
minutes, and gaveil up; then he
submitted this ansIsr:
Because heaven 4 home, home
is where the heart is, where the
heart is is the chest, a chest is a
box, a box ism small tree, a small
Tree is a bush, a bush is q growing
plant, a growing plant is "A beautl.
lul thing, n beautiful thing isa
primrose, a primrose is II pro.
nonnced weller, ana a pronunced
yeller is a baby"
After which be once more re.
lapsed into silence.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29
Our VIRIOuS MONEYS.

The New York Erening Post
gives us a clear synopsis of lhs va
rions kinds of money which 90 10
make up our currency:
/. Gold coin. This is the foun-
dalion of the whole. Everything
else rests uvon It, Including the
standard silver dollar. The gold
dollar is the ''uuil Of value" and
the only one known t. the law.
The meaning Of the phrase unit
of value since the silver dollar
was re-introIuced into our colna.e
in 1878, seems to be restricted to
Gu slom house valuations, The ra.
ting of foreign coins, and Other
technical matters. In as much as
gold is the only thing in our varie-
gated currency that stands tn ills
own bottom, il results that gold
bullion answers the same purpose
as gold coin for monetary uses.
2. Standard silver dollars.
There about S60,000,000 of these
in actual circulation, answering
the same purpose notes. The re.
mainder OF The silver dollars, abonl
S347,000,000, are held in the GOV,
ernment slorehouses, most of them
being represented by
2, Silver certificate. Accord
ing to the latest report there were
1926, GS0,S03 Of these IN circulation
and there can be no more OF them.
These pieces OF paper are not legal
tender.
a. Gyeenbacks. These are the
legal tender notes Issued during
The war, amounting now to 1916.
6Sl,Ol6, of which about 100000.
600 are held by The national banks
asa part OF their reserves. No
more can be issued.
5. Legal tender notes unIer the
ACT OF 1890. These are issued in
payment for silver bullion bought
by the government under The said
act at the rate Of 1900, 00O0 ounces
per month. With silver selling a,
81 cents per ounce, the monthly
output of notes would lie about
$3,900.000. This IA continuing op.
eialj"n. The whole amount at
present is about 100000 000.
6. National bank notes. These
amount to 1851, 5000, or there
abouls. They are ncl legal ten Ter
between individuals, hul are such
at all national banks, each bank
being required to receive them AT
par any Indebtedness due to itself.
Z. Gold certificates and legal ten.
der certificates are not in general
circulation. They are issued by
the treasury on the deposit of gold.
or OF either kind Of legal tender
notes, for The convenience Of
banks.
s. Subsidiary coins. These it
Is necessary 10 describe. They in
clude everything less than a dol.
lar thai clrculates as money. They
are not legal teader beyond five
dollars. The treasury redeems
them in legal tender money when.
ever requested to do 50.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

A New York judge tells the fol.
lowing good joke on himself:
A short time after his retirement
from the bench he happened to
meet an old friend whom he had
not seen for some lime. The judge,
all smiles and hearliness, efer.
vesced over his "dear friend" in
such a way as 10 provoke the in
Qniry:
What office are YOU a candi.
date for now, Judge =
The judge made a de2reratory
movement and an outward turned
palm. and said:
For none at all, my dear broth.
er; Pm simply il candidate for
heaven"
His friend regarded him sorrow
fully Tor an instant, and then Will,
more wit than poliIeness, and more
profanity than either, said:
"l1l bet you don't carry a Id
precinct"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

WOMEN RIDING AsTRIDE.--The
suhjec, of a change Of position on
horseback for ladies has often been
discussed, and there are now pros.
p.cts that soon a reform will be
made and riding astride will be-
come popular. The position,
though new in this country, is not
OF recent origin, or unnatural, and
many prominent women, fond Of
The saddle, are pushing lie claims
and adopting ii. The custom was
in vogue generally in Garmanym
former times ; Indian women ana
those OF Tartary always RODE
astride; so do The Mexicans, AIDE
mans, Roumanians, and also the
women of some of the Austrian
provinces. The seat upon inc
horse is firner and infinitely salel'
and by many is considered more
graceful. Whether the innovation
will lake with The beau monde, re-
mains to be seen..-Indiana Farmer
Il
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

Adrertise in the DEMocRAr.SrAR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

There is no religion without
love, and people may talk as much
as they like about their religion,
but if il does not teach them To be
good and kind 10 man and beast,ii
is all a sham-all a sham, James ;
and it won't stand when things
come 10 be turned inside out and
put down for what they are"
Black BEAUTY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

An old way of inler,ogating
fate in love affairs is TO slice an
apple in two with a sharp knife.
II this can be done without cutting
a seed, The wish Of the heart will
he fulfilled.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

In a Minnesota town The other
day Dir. Theophilus Mint and Miss
Georgiana Julep were united in
matrimony. The cards read Mint
Julep and made many mouths
water.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29

The man who thinks that his
neighbours house is 10 big will soon
be complaining that his own is too
small.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions Of certain mortgage isnring date the
liIh day OF August. 1897. matte executed ami de
llvercd by r, e.. Descent and Eva Lindsay NOR
gagors To Albert X smith and Ieman.fn f.
Johnston. morIgagecS for the sum If four h,ln,i
red and fifty dollars $4,000 the same being II
part OF the purchase ,ney for the property here
lrafier described which s',id mortgage was .inly
recorded in the office OF the Register Decd, in
and for Douglas county. Wisconsin, the l6h
day of August lSYs. III O'clock y. H.. in Is ok
o Mortgages nj page 46l.
Aud whereas on The 27th day of December 1890
the said Albert X. Smith and Lema,tdo r. J i'm
stnn Tor valuable c,il. liberation daily assigned
the said mortgage to l.. u. Newton which said MS
slgnment WAS duly recorded in said Register of
Deeds office Oh the 9Th day If january 1891. ut
30 O'Clock .. M. III Vol Sof Mortgages II, pagc H.
And whereas the amount claimed Ia lie due
upon Said mortgage AT the date OI this notice Is
the sum OF tw,, hundred and forty nine dollars
ana twenty cents tS2I9.2Jb ana that uciian mt
law or III equity has been commenced to receiver
The debt secured 10y said mortgage any part
thereof and That the premises nl,,Ttgaycd as nlore
SAID are described as follows, TO Wit Lot one
hundred and iiinely seven sig7) on West Eighth
street IN the tow nsiie of SueriOT, n p ,rtinn
nf the city Of superior in the county IF Douglas
and state of Wisconsin according 20 The plat of
said Iown>ue as the same is on nile AMI + record
III said kesiste: OF Deeds Office tor said Douglas
county.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that by
whine of the power "I sale contained III said
mortgage tihc same having become operative by
ren>,i ofihc default afpreSaid.) and in compli-
ance with the statute in such cast made and
provided the said M. rrga"r will be forecluSed b.
n sale OF the moItgHg.d premises herein before
described AT pnblic auction To the highest bidder
~ satisfy the amount due on said mortgage and
interest and the sum III twenty live d,iinrs 81
50 l,lI"rs fees stipulated i'll said mortgage 10 Toe
lhlt upon foreclosure Thereof, and The tt,SIS and
EXPRESSES II said ale, which sald safe will lie
made by the sheriff of said D,i.,~ COUNTY hi
under sheriff Or deputy. nj The east fr mt dor uf
The court house IN the City Of Supcr;or III s.,td
county OF lo,iEiaS on the tn day of January
1872 nj 1910 O'Clock IL
Dated at Superior tins 18th Gay of December
1897.
CHAMP GREEN, J.. y NEWTON
Atty Tor said Assignee Assignee oil ,rlHagc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas default las b, zen made in the ccnfi
'ious OF II q. ain mortgage bearing date the 49,
dizzy o July. $50, made, executed and deliver
10y Andrew r. Olson noIigagnr. 10 ien:ai;do !
Johnston aud Albeit X. Smith mortgages f.
,he SUM OF four hundred t4uUJ dollars the sam,
neing 4 part II The purchase money r he rrnl
c;ty hcielnaficE dcsciit, d., which said nOr:g gag.
wa>.iny II corded in the otfice of the register o.
deeds III ana for DUuga> county " iscoI SIu oI.
he 18Th Ga. OF jay $50 III AS oc.o,k p. M. i,
BOOK Z al NOR gage, "iI page u.
Aha whereas ''n the 27th day of Dec en- Der.
1919. the sald LeTnandr +. Johnston and Albert
H. smith f'r IL valuable cons Iteration duly rs
signed the said mortgage tn J.. ID Newton. " hirH
sad assignment WAS duly recorded in The said
register o dc, Cs Office oil The 9Th day nf JailIlary.
1871. al s." " CLOCK p IN, III volume of mort
Cages. IN page ii.
Aud whereas the amount CLAIM ed TO be due mp
on said mortgage the da;e this notice is the
sum OF two hundred and tn en- y-iwu dollars and
eighty tn ce!iS ls2.l 81. and than no action AT
law or III equity has been nIiLenced TO re-
cover 'ht debt secured by said M rirage. any
rnr' thereof AMI thai the premises mort nge as
atU esait are described as follows:
Lot three hni,'red aud seventy FIVE ta1 on
West seventh street iii the TOWNSHIP OF superior.
NOV part of the city of Superiorl.
IN Douglas county Wisconsin, according 10 the
recorded plat u said tuwusite The same is re-
corded III the office OF the register OF deeds in and
for said county.
N"w. therefore. notice is hereby given that by
Write OF u power of sale c.nrnned i'll said mort
gage. the same having become operative by
= ~ al The default aforesaid and in crmp iance
with the statute i'll such case made and provided.
the sal, mortgage will be fprccl,red bya sale of
the nortgaged premises hercinbefore described
al publ ic auction 10 the highest bidder satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage. and interest.
ana the sum OF fifty ts) d ,llarS solicitors fees
stipulated In said mortgage To Ike paid nI,On fore
closure thereof and the costs AMI expenses Of
said sale, which said sale will be made by the
sheriff ot said D,nS!nS county. his under sheriff ur
deputy at the east front ,nr OF The house
Ill the cty of superior i'll said county OF Dngil.
on the O n ,say II January. lA9,, at 10 o'clock III
the forenoon OF said day
Dated at superior, Wis, on Dec 18Th. 1891
l.. ID. MENTION.
Assignee of Mortgages.
CHAMP GREEN
dl9i3D Attorney for Said Assignee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
E0Na BIZ Mafrlayr.

Whether luck or brains is the more
potent is still debatahie que stion. but
the combination is irresistible Twen-
~ Years ago n bright yo2ng fellow
rom the country was conductor on
one of the stree: railroads OF tie me-
tropolis. Ability and attent on to bus
mess secure his prOmot on step by
step until he was ma ie super ntendent
o. the loal At this pc nj he lost his
wife. and one of the la.ge stock
holders who was a SO au o.Icial in the
company died about the same time.
The rising man married the wilow.
stepped into his predecessors Official
shoes and handled his wealth as if he
mad been accustomed to it all his life.
From which it appears that the bright
youn. car conductor cal hope to cut
his coupons be ore his hair turns gray.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas on the 9th day of November. a. D.
1899. Frank J.. smart, n,,.Irgngor made exc
cuc'i ana delivered To .,rtcnlas Lamb
NOR gage, hi, said Stuaus. cc,t,,n
described, to secure the payment of two
rr"mi>sory notes bearing even dase with said
moTigaSc. .or the sum oi eight hundred twcniy-
nine and thirty hui'iIe,itnS dollars $50 30
each, due RESPECTIVELY III one and two years hon
the date of said no T., with inicr, ST thereon at
the iate of eight per reht per unuin winch said
mortgage wa> iuiy recn. del III lile office Of the
register o deeds Ill and tor the county OF Doug
las, i'll The state of I>c,nsIi, the Is day of
Becembtr a ~ 1922, III Book "i mortgages.
on page LOS; and
Whereas said mortgage contained Il fl.rther
stipulation thai said IInrtgagor would lniy The
further Sin oi one hunu,eu and fify ,;yJ, dol
iais as s''iicit,'T ices III case of iuiccio,ue
Thereon D! reason OF any default the
part III said mnrtSagOr. and
W hcitaS dv taiIit has been made in the DIV
meht of he said note, which 10y its he'll utlc
on the sth daE OF November. y. b. 1881, aud liz
t.rest thereon, and there is actually due
and payable upon said noe and mortgage al the
date oi this notice the sum If liilc hunift, and
eleven d"iiHrs and Twelve cents SSH ~.
for principal add inlere>l. aud tur
tber sum III one hundre,i AMI iify duilais
as solicitor fees III Case of f,rrci sure thereof
~ Provided III >iln mortgage: and
Whereas no action at Jaw. or equity has been
cnnl1nthted IL Recover the debt reHIaiI ing
secured toy said mortgage. ANY ;ni-I t.icrcof,
Now. ther fore. notice l. hereby given. Thai by
virtue and III pursuance al a l'o"rr of sale Ia,
said niorfg contained, and under ,iut pur>u
ant L. the statute i'll such made ana pro,
voidcd. the premises described in said mortgage,
to wit:
The nndlved one-tiftl of NIL those certain
tracts or parcels OF land win. AMI beit.g III the
Cou'ty OF Douglas and stae of Wisconsin, de
Scribed rs follows to VII: Lots numbered o.,c ID
and Two ~ i'll section numbered mneiceu ll9 III
90" nshp forty eight tisi north III range nft.cn
tlot ives. con ainil. eighty TWO ANA Iii cty three
one huiItircdtns IS IS. tii less
c"rdiI'e I" the :-overi,nlent survey thereof will
on the first day OF February a. ID. 49,. at 9
o'clock III the forenoon of that day. at the front
door OF the court house in the cIIy of Superior,
i'll said county oi Douglas, be sold at public
/ arction the highest bidder T. cash satisfy
The amount due upon SAID m.rtsugc aid the
peilseS such sale
Dated December !, 1891.
ARTEMUS LAMB.
Mortgage.
CIAPP & MACARTNEY
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Missioner; LabOrs.

During bishop Newman's missiona-
ry trip around the word a While ago
lie spent some time IN lndia. One
day Il lot of native pastors Were called
together to hear the bishop views
on the best methods CT c frying on
evangelical work. Native converts ac-
co. ding to the missionaries are apt to
think they know just what 10 do and
are perfectly qualified TO get along
without advice. Bishop Newman be-
gan his talk but was constantly inter
rup.el by the native brethren. who
jumped up one after another TO remark
that they thought this or that won't
lie preferable Now look here" final
ly exclaimed the bishop loosing his
patience little Il any OF you think
you can conduct this meeting better
than can will you p. ease rise" There
was silence for a moment rs the bishop
glanced around the room. Then four
of the brethren gravely 1859 and waited
to be counted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
I'm Africa.

A clergyman's vie now in the
Iransvaal writes this: 1t seems
strange TO think of what is going on
in this brstling city of 20, 900 people
johannesburg. where five years ago
were only II few scattered farm houses.
Tonight there are fourteen prayer
meet .ngS in various churche'. five Or
six missionary meetings a congrega-
t.onal bazar. "A grand temperance
rally. lenten services in tie high
church and Catholic cathedral a skat-
ing ring entertainment. at which one
Of the novelties will be a race b ,tw cen
native boys who ne er pat on skates
before. a rendering Of passion mu ic
in Music Hall the Jubilee Sing n
concert and many theatrical perfor-
manteS,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
NOTES FROM JAPAN.
Life In 1nl Near YJkohama-Boo 'ss aud
Art n 10 Nix IS imp 70.

Life In In Near oo'ss aud
ART n Mix DIS mp
There are items OF interest in every
ished in Yokohama, and some are to
be fond in Il copy that has recently
come to Americt /.
On the front page there is an adve:.
iisement in which Hung Sing. VINO il
probably a Ch:naman. announces to
\ okohama that he has Just .esta5-
lished himself as a portrait painter. and
keeps a large stock OF cigars at lowest
prices"
The Yokohama and Kobe Assoc a
ton OF Guides gives notice that its
mem. els belong to the kaiyusha and
are at the service o. tourists.
There are many steamers advertised
TO run from Yokohama TO Chinese aid
other ports.
In II fire at AMER sixty houses OF
PLAINS md bamboo with atap roofs
Wee bu-ncl and became a see: hing
mass"
When Cont Itagaili arrived i'll
h'njo he had Il triumphal reception
and fifty men in armor welcomed him
by shou ing Jiyu Banzai!
The Jill ShImpo give, the ages OF
the seventeen members o. the Japan
csc pr.vy council. Two Of them are
nearly 20 ye- rs old; four o. them arc
over 30 and the others are about 30.
The hone minister Shinaeawa
pub ishes the census of the cities AMI
towns of the JaGanese empire. The
largest city III Jaran is Tokyo. which
has Il population of 1.lil-9 oi. and the
next large est is . aka the population
OF VIII oh is 40. 800.
During the month of jun there
were 5515 per ons who took books
from the Tokyo free library. nearly all
of them in the japanese and Chinese
languages. Among the So, 6s7 vol
umcs drawn Z. 49, We're books of his
tory biography and geography" 6. 153
of law aad politics. q. 600 OF liter
ATTIRE and language. j.ST of ''natur-
ii philosophy. medicine and themat-
les '114 Of engineering. the arts
and industries 2Oj7 Of ..ph ilosophy
and educ It. on and the rest were Of u
misce.la eous kind.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Wagss Are Rising.

American Economist.
Ever since the passage of the new tar
if the free trade press has been on til"
watch for reports of strikes and Wages
reductions to attribute to the Mckin
ley Inv. From single ease of re-
duced wages they did not hesitate to
deduce the general conclusion thai
wages have been falling rapidly
throughout the country during the list
wear. We have before pointed out
how absurd is this reasoning of the
free traders, since thousands Of strike:
as well as wages reductions and al
vances in wages occur every year, an,
that only by survey of the entirt
field, taking account of a great number
of cases coull a rational. conclusion be
drawn as to whether labor was better
Or poorer paid under the new tariff.
The annual report of the Bureau o:
Statistics OF Labor of New York stat
furnishes data for determining thu
question. 1t reports G25S strikes for
the year In 1911 cases wages were IN.
creased; in only All cases were wages
reduced. It was from this AL Tho
free traders have been getting their
instances of wages reductions, care
fully conceal.ng the five times as many
cases of increase. 1t further appears
that a reduction in the hours of labor
WAS obtained in 2yS5 instal,ces, even,
Jne of which should be counted as j. =
creased pay also.
The report makes it absolutely GER
tain, SO far us the Empire State Is con
ctrncd, that Wages have ma,-rial!.
.lsen instead Of f,,llel. during the fir.
year of the new tariffs existence, not
outstanding the efforts of the fir.
10 press to make it appear othe.
wise.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Whereas on the 9th day of November A. D.
1880, frHnk J.. stuart Nor gag,,r n!,rie executed
and delivered to MuSser-SiltIIitry Iaid Logging
and Manufacturing. company II corp ,ralioi:,
mortgage. Ills, SAID SttITt>, certain mortgage
upon the lands hereinafter described To secure
the pnymtit OF iva prunsury notes barring
even dat" with said mortgage for the sum OF
three thousand three hundred seventeen and
twenty -huntiredthS dollars >;.5l7.2e each due
respectively III one and Two Yeas from the date
oi >ald Notes with interest thereon The rate of
eight per cent per Hnnum, which said mortgage
Was duly recorf!ed in The otre Of the register "i
deeds III and for the county of Douglas III the
state OF " isco,.s on the Ism day of December.
A D. 1872. III Book of mortgages. on page 10
and
Whereas said mortgage contained > further
stipulation that said n.ortgHgor wt'ni1 pay the
further sum of three hundred t.&th dollars rs
solicitors fees in at foreclosure Thereof
by OF any default on the part uf said
lIIoi fgagor: aud
Whereas default has been made in the payment
of the SAID note. which by is terms fell due on
The 9h day of November. \ y. ISL and Interest
thereon and there i now Hctln!y dur atd I"iy
able upon said note and noitga g at the dHc of
this notice The sum -! three thIti>ind SIX hHnd-
red and fnrty-pnr dollars and fl! cents tc3.6ii-G
principal aud interest. and the fnItbGr SUN ot
three hundred 500 solicitor fees III "t Il
foreclosure Thereof, a. provided III stId mortgage
/ and
Whereas no action NJ law or in equity. has
. been commenced 10 recover the debt naining
secured iiy said oitgagt, ANY part thereof
N"w Therefore. Houcc i hereby gwen that 10y
virtue III III pursuance OF power of safe IN sud
mortgage contained. AMI under and pur>uaIi TO
the staltftI lit such cases made and provided,
the JTenl>,-> described IL said NOR Cacp towit
The undivided four-fifjh> 1t all those certain
tracts = trcvi> of Ia ii lying and being i'll the
county OF Douglas and state of Wisconsin, de>cr-
bed rs follows. towit: Lots numbered one y
and two e. in section numbered nineteen ai9 in
{ vH>hl, rtS-eighi 'i>i Ii rIh of range fifteen
Il q W.>l, containing eighty Two and ninety thie
ono hun.rtlth> - * lD, Acres. NOR. or Tess
csrdug Ia the government survey thereof will
"a the firS; day If February. \. u. 1St- nine
cirSE III the Foreman. nf that day thu. font
door a. the court house in the city q! Superior in
>id county of Douglas, hc sold at public
auction II the highest bidder for fash to satisfy
the ainouiG dEe uIon said mortgage and the eX
penSe> nj such sale
Dated December T. 1891
MCSSER SAUNTRY LAND LOGGING e.
MAUFACTCE COMPANY.
Mortgages
BY Peter MUsser. president.
CEApF 4 MCCARTNEY
7. q IVA AttN-npT> N.-t-arn,..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Tho Satur Holiday.

In was an old tradition on the east
ern shore of Maryland that slaves
should have half holiday on Satur-
day. and that only absolutely necessa-
ry work should be done in Christmas
week. The custom spread to the
whites and it was not discontinued by
the blacks after they were freed. The
consce uence is that thousands are idle
on Saturday afternoon, and the Christ
mas festivities last all through the
week between Christmas and New
Year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
SUN Mons.

STATE OF WISCONSIN IN CIRCUIT COURT
DOrGIAS COUNTY.
John J Hupp Fred T. Brewer, ana Jrthro Mitch
ell. Plaintiffs
against
Frederick Eenard, Luther W Spear. Samuel w
Whitmurc, Richard H. Wuguner. Auti> u. Xii
gore. 4. t. Brace O>,erhnur e lilghard Lam
Der Co. hitt Mitchell y MCt lure Defendants
The state of Wisconsin: To the SAID defendants
ard each of them:
You hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty DAYS after service uf this niapiiS cXciu
>ive If he ,iay of service, and defend the above
entitled action in III. cont ac>Iliti: aiii III Cit~
of yuIIr faiure Ia U,. Judgment sill be rtnti,r
cd against according l., the demand al the
complaint; of which cory j herewith serve!
upon you.
D. f ROBERTS PifS. Any
T. @. .idiTesS-~uGrCriOr, Douglas Co.. Wis