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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-01-18
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-01-18
Ibria Freeman
,.PubIIshed Wee ky at
rRG. CAMBRIA CO., PENNA.,
gY JAMES Il. HASsON,
,nn.crinffon RaIes.

circulation, 1900
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31

''One Dollar" on it. In the other part of
his book he shows how the rise in prices
would help Smith and everybody. but in
this part he shows that there need not
be any rise in prices. In that case how
is free coinage going to help Smith at
all? 1t won't make his land yield any
more cotton or his children or mules eat
any less. If every bank in the country
was bursting with dollars how would il
help Smith with his fifteen bales of cot
ton unless he went to work on the doors
with a crowbar? How would currency
issue of 800 per capita do any good to a
man who has only 1915 worth of stuff to
sell
1t looks to us as if Smith is interested
in making his dollars go as far as posi-
BILE and buy as much as possible and re-
ducing the cost of making his cotton so
that the store bills will be lighter and the
margin between cost and selling price
if there is any-widened.
And If # happens that Smith does not
owe much and has no mortgage we
can not see how he could be helped by
having cotton, corn, meat, fertilizers and
clothes all doubled in price together. 10
say nothing of that same old trouble of
having to sell on a gold basis and buy
on a silver one. Even in the matter OF
taxes 1t wouldn't help him much, be-
cause his property would be assessed at
the swelled prices and the expenses Of
government would be increased to meet
the times.
Our advice to Smith is to sit steady in
the boat on this currency question and
to make up his mind that a lot of nom
sense is being talked and written on It
to catch his vote and secure offices for
some men who need some special plea to
win consideration and popular favor with.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31

they would make 4 single file procession
more than 80 miles lorg. Twenty-seven
states and territories OF the union have not
so many men as this within their bord-
ers. Arkansas would fan 1900 short OF
enough Connecticut - or short, Louisiana
25ooa, and even Marylaud, Maine and
Mississippi could not furnish the required
number.
II the government were forced TO carry
all the silver across country IN wagons
probably 2,oo9 pounds would be fair load
20 each tWO-hOrse team. taking good roads
and oad roads. Sixteen thousand teams
would be required. and Whcn on the road.
driven close together. one after another
they would make a caravan considerably
more than q hundred miles long
II these teams were lined up side BY
side In solid phalanX. as the wagons OF
settlers were on the borders OF the Oklo-
hoa strip, they would make column
thirty miles long, with every horse able 10
swish files on his next-door neigbbor.
Suppose all this silver was coined and
stored away loose. so YOU could get at IL
easily, and you were set counting IL, dollar
by dollar. How long do you suppose IL
void take you to count IL Al2 Well, II
you ran the dollars through your fingers
at the rate OF lo1 minute and worked
ten hours a day. excepting sundays, IL
would take you about thirty years 10 fin
ish the job. 1t is now y o'clock, ladies and
gentlemen. and the vaults viii have to be
closed, under the rules of the department. ="
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
The Kansas PhiIosonber
From dc Atchisnn Gloho

ANiH the AlCulSOQ Globe.
An Atchison bride has selected bow.
legged furniture TO match her husband
Think how the big sleeves the women arc
wearing would look on corpsei
1t is rare man who can realize in sum.
mer that winter will ever come again.
1t is nice TO talk to girl who has bar
ideals, but 1t is discouraging to live viii
her --'e Win
There are some people who DISPLAY a
sign which reads as follows: Il am cul.
tured." N"i'
1t is always fairto suspect a man. not he.
cause he is wicked, but because he IS a
man. - d
There are few elocutionists becaus,
truth. 'N 'iie
A man is hopelessly sick when he be.
comes too weak to rebel against being ex-
perimented upon.
1t IS said, as rule, that all newly mar
ried people can think of when left aiono
is the weather.
When a man dies it Is discovered nv h,s
relatives that he hasn't had his nictn.o
taken in long time.
IL is all right for woman to +eu H.
Lord when her husband isn't vba+ -
should be- but 1t isn't right to tell any ON
else any one
The stage when a husband doesn't hiss
ms wife goodby is reached SO gra6pau,,
that 1t IS not as painful as fierce lovers i'm
agine. ~ CTS I'M
Inc sacrihces woman can make for bs,.
husband she is not willing to make 81
wants credit for willingness to make sorr;
fees that are impossible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31

She illustrated her prowess in this d.
rection last night by stabbing Mr.. Bellew
IN the most approved melodramatic stvfe
II was in the scene where Marat takes
bath-not in real water, of course.
NeFVed by the stage wrongs of the stage
french, Charlotte Corday enters the anart.
ments of Marat, unescorted by even q
chaperon. She sees Marat in the hath
tub, is filled with an ambition to be the
heroine some day of a play bearing ner
name, and plunges a "cruel" knife ire
lentlessly' into the manly bosom" of
Marat. Mrs. Potter went through ali this
including number of emotions. and
stabbed Marat WITH true tragic fervor
The knife descended and Marat gava
an emphatic grunt Then Mrs. Potter grow
pale, for down Marat's fleshings trie11ad
drops of blood-real blood, not stago
blood. Then more blood gushed forth
from between Mr.. Bellows ribs and Nfrs
Potter was getting real scared. when
luckily, the curtain was rung down.
Marat, although dramatically and his
torically dead, walked to his dressin,
room, where a doctor stopped the flow of
blood, after which Mr.. Bellew dresses
and went home. He had been stabbed
in the side with considerable force b,,t
luckily the dagger struck rib and 60
saved him from serious injury. He is in
no danger, and will probably be able 70
resume his accustomed place on the staoo
tonight. 9S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
STABBED MIR. BELLEw.
Mrs, Potter Too Realistic as Char
lOtte COrday.

From the New York Press.
Marat's earthly career. as portrayed by
Kyrle Bellew. came near being ended ow-
ing to the surplus muscular force, backed
by the dramatic intensity of Mrs. James
Brown Potter, the Charlotte Corday in the
play Of that name, which opened week S
run at the American theater last night
Mrs. Potter and Mr.. Bellew, who have
achieved the unusual distinction of three
engagements in this city in one season.
appeared to unusual advantage last night
owing to weeks rest, which renewed
their histrionic powers and which added
spirit and zest to their performance.
Mr. Bellew said yesterday in an inter-
view that he was tired of the namby-
PANTY society roles with which he had
been afflicted in seasons gone by, and
how glad he was to play more virile
part. such as Marat. At the time of the
interview he did not take into considena-
ton the fact that Mrs. Potter's powers
as an actress have increased greatly Of
late, and that her muscular development.
though slight, was yet excessive when
engaged in the pleasant task Of stabbing
the villain of the Dlav.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
sCRIPPLEs WE'RE HEALED.
An Amusing Incident of Semi-Snvage
Rule in the Hawaiian Islands.

From the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Judge Austin of Hilo relates some inter
esting experiences of his own while secre-
tary to Princess Ruth. in 1854. At that time
she was the governess of Hawaii.
He had been appointed secretary, but
with orders from Kamehameha III that
Keelikolani should never interfere with his
work. In that year there was a large gath
ering of the natives at Kailua, command
ed TO assemble by her in order to explain
to the people the tax laws and TO enforce
the payment of taxes. A large lanai was
provided, in which the meeting took place
and she proposed to address them
1t was the unwritten law that the very
old and intirm, all cripples and incurable
should be exempt from taxation. The ma
tives were unwilling to pay taxes, so they
prepared for the meeting.
Many who We're young men and in the
best physical condition came in, appearing
to be doubled up with diesase. Many used
STATS and walked with trembling steps
Some walked slowly, coughing at every
step. Some held up a leg and appeared to
be cripples. One enterprising native ap-
peared on a stretcher, carried by four of
his companions. When the assembly OMEN
ed it appeared like a hospital without a
well person IN it, and 1t numbered several
hundred. The princess made a brief ad-
dress, and was followed by her secretary
Judge Austin, who told them that all pres
ent would have to pay taxes, as there was
nothing the matter with them.
At once there was a commotion. The
men who were doubled up Strengthened
themselves ont. The coughing stopped
The men with game" legs moved about
quickly. The man who came in on a
stretcher got up and made a speech to the
crowd, showing that he had a very poor
opinion of the government. The stats were
flung aside. In u few moments a fine stall
wart body Of men were seen taking the
mountain road and moving off with perfect
case. and the lanai was Uttered with the
debris Of the materials they had used in
making themselves apparent cripples and
infrm. --.--
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
II PARAGRAPHS.

Followed by the Resignation 81
HOEansvtiIe-s Mayor Burglars
>Iake Haul in n Georgia Southern
Depot-TwO Horses and Calf Per-
fsh in "a burning Barn-A Novel
Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31

santos. Before leaving Santos eleven
cases Of yellow fever occurred among tire
crew -Four were sent 10 the hospital and
three died On her voyage 10 this port
one man was taken with the fever on
March - and died on March =. The cap
tain reports no sickness on board nov.
Between and 8 O'Clock Wednesday az
tcrnoon one negro woman slaEhed another
az the Tampa Bay hotel laundry WIN .
razor. She cut her in several places on
the head and neck. infiicung wounds than
may terminate in her death. Nictoria
Wnidoeu works az the Tampa Bay laun-
CrA Nearby lives Abraham BroNy ana
his wife Henrietta Broxy. Abraham be-
came infatuated with We, and agreed 10
build her "a house close by the side Of his
own Henrietta stood it as patiently as
poss Die until Vie boosted that she had
her husband and intended TO keep him
This so enraged the woman she obtained
. razor and went 20 the laundry, where
the affrgw took ufarc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
FLORIDA.

Bryant Pearce, one of the oldest citizens
of Gainesville. died Wednesday.
At least 1000 acres of land viii be plant
ed this season in Orange county in rice.
A. L. Blue has retired from the editor
ship of the Avon Park Idea. J. A. Con-
gales succeeds Blue.
Sheriff Bethea of De Soto county has re-
signed. The grand jury had indicted him
for malfeasancc in office.
The corn fields of De Soto county are
looking fine, corn is from four to SIX
feet high already, just ready TO top gal
lant.''
The dredges Matanzas and Biscayne are
now going back over their work, widening
out the East Coast canal 10 its Lawful
width, sixty feet, and cleaning the mud
IRON the bottom. The lawful depth IS to
De Tour feet at low tide, but there is now
eight feet behind the dredges. This will
settle 70 about an average Of five feet. The
YORK is being prosecuted with all posi-
Ole rapidly. and will most likely be COM
pleted early in July.
The Norwegian bark Agra, 81 tons.
capt Hansen, from Santos. Brazil. sixty
slN Gays on the passage, arrived AZ Pen
sacoia quarantine Monday with twelve
lilen On her list Of officers and crew. She
s0s ~ toAs VI stone ballast taken On ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31

Prof. J. A. Walker. q teacher al the
Walker Baptist Institute. one Of the lars-
est colored schools in Augusta, died
Thursday. He was a prominent ne gro,
and a great promoter OF education for his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
NOTICE

NoTiCE Is HEErHY GIVEN BY THE
~ tNy Council % salt la,u ~ ~ the In.
lcnuoh Of such council 90 make the foIlovlng
uystruel Improvement 90 Wit Contracting
AsrWer lateral ln sewer District No l. htgIn'
mug 40 POINT twenty live .llI feet norm n
lht nnrIhWctI corner ut Lotto BlucE l!I rlst
-, lLyh.t east along the fouth siur Of Fourth
Npfth sttret ln fifst West street thence east
along the center " Peach s.rret IN mo wr.t
quo uI Ntulcr sNcrt anu ugITsy tho cost
thereof osumaitd ~ 500 81. ty o. IUcai usse,s.
Wrnt ur1h the lots ur pirvrs IT pruuud
Mi4'u the follow ~ dcs,Fiuuu dstTict
being tu0 district 10 he Al rtsi
" l'ncniei lT HaId Improvement, pnmeIv
,! o. ptr tLoni or linear loot ON I1t Z. B'ofl
~, Ilat ~ DAN Late CITY survey, and zoe
ltI 'inhI o. l'hrar tuut on Lois ana b, lli0ss
~, las B." sElt LAKE Jily survey.
a' protests AMI objections 90 tho carving
wv . ,ucn Intention must 1e presented I'M
writing 10 ihs tiiy Recorder IN ur leforg tbs
wv uNy nl jay, ls'n, beng th0 timo tat In
tlth rounrll. when 70 wil near and c0b.ldsr
tnrh objection, 90 iUsy ho made thereto
Cy. T.. III. BkGtVES IAAe
CITY Recorder
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Monticello, Holden aai Salt Lake
Wards.
wrsTERrIELp, IN OH EESrUcKY
All Rtm'mbgr the Heroes Of the
Year 1917.


CARD FROM IBE rImr rREsrDENoY
salt Lhas CITY, Jan. 70, 1895.
Notlce 10 hereby given that contri.
tuiioLs 10 he monument to be erected
IN Salt Lake CITY Ia memory o.
Brigham Young aud Ihs pioneers will
hereafter, and until iufinst noiios, b.
acsnvwiu Rsd through the columns or
The DEeERET NEWS IL IL oxyeciou
mat agencies Tor tho collection Of fuuis
Tor THIS worthy purrOtu viii bs ostaU
llthed In each war; ia all the Stakes.
ana that ,aid funds, with the iist ~
bntues OF the contributors, viii ho lof
Narurd % frequently ~ upnvonieu; g.
HoOst NJ. Wells, secretary " the Bfig.
ham Young Memorial A,sOnistion, Hui,
Lake CiiY. who will zoe that Famu are
ifoIruy acknowledged IN the manner
stated. Wa earnestly hope that the
people vii respond generously aui
promptly 10 this cal 40 that u IU'aibi'
tue monument may be completed,
dedicate anI uavolsj 70 thu pubic
~ tbs ON Jay VI mex October,
WGLruHB Woodbury.,
GFUEuE q tANSUN,
JusEpu A.. rMiIu,
lisi Presidency % Toe tnurch Of
dtsus tIfist &C J. ttsrtny saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
MARsHAL,S SALE

DUGsuANr 10 AZ FNIgrIluN TO ME
Il directed by mo D,ttu Count ct tut
tulrd judicial uHpi.t eft me Territory nf
Titan, shAIlvNpusv a. uualg halr ~ tNt Nvst
front door uf turuuunIv court house lnrw .IIy
ana county huiINtuEI In IuH city ~ NH.t LaLt.
County halt laHu and Territory 0t UtNu, ua
thr tIiu day ~ August lfti, at 90 clock a tn. H
tuH rlEut title clam uad lutuTett Of JusUphDul.
Ter on November 1851, ls'l. ur that hu has
SINCE s,guuoi Of. Do asst 10 the following
described real estate to.wit.
iNr northwest quarter go Of tho northeast
quarter 90 OF fertiun tWuutysu l4u' aul Tho
north hair .ll ~ the northwest quarter tl.l
ui section twuuty'an 800 m township one lll
south, range one lll est, salt Lake meridian.
In salt Lake County, ulah 1urritoD.
Also inc southeast quarter 20 NJ mo south.
west quarter laI, section Wenty'thrur t!il,
tuAnshlp ONE 400 South, range one 90 east
suli lnAn meridian, sait Lake County. Titan
ItFrliUrls
60 be- sod ~ the property ~ Joseph Dudlor
at tue cut ~ . MCsthulHcr 4 sons
Terms Of sale, each.
NAT a. BRIGHAM.
Ny l. T.. ARCHER 4. q. MAfShal
utpu3y Marshal
Dated JAY -6ta, 1913
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
PARINERsHIP plssnLYEp.

rINlil4 ~ To NOTIFY ALL PARTIES COS.
4 corned, that tho partnership hitherto
EXISTING ustWccu Edward, Robert au4 AINrh
T., Brady, known q. llTaiy q sons. Do IoFcHY
dissolved, aud robert hrhuy will continue me
business Al tho corner ~ seventh tHsl hnl
seventh south streets. aud Will collect ace
rounu- hnf pay AL liabilities contracted 10y
lat establishment
Edward and Albert =. Brady will conduct
the business NJ tho corner ~ Iih'rl s0glI hni
Ninth Hnst ftfests, aud Will be ItHpuusIstu iuf
nil accounts contracted hy tutW.
rus dissolution u By tie COH.sut ot aI az
uCs hero mentioned
EDWARD BNAui.
AluEErk BRADY
EuHEI.T NHAEl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
MARSIIhL,s SALE.

DURsUASr t. AZ ORDER up SALE
X AMI decree " foreclosure 10 ne directed
rs the Dslr0l Court NJ the mira judicial
District ~ the Territory OF Utah. 1 shall "a.
pose At public sale, NJ tie west trent
door Of the county colrt house IN the
city NJ SAT- Lake. county Of -Alt Lake, and
Territory Of Utah, uu the lrih day ~ August
l-.h, ~ N u'r oNs y, m, all the right. tue,
claim and interest ~ Joseph A Merriam kate
L. Norian, he wife Trans KuUI. p +. Itrrrll.
American Nauunal Hank, corporation, An.
drew HrNcu, National Bsuk ui tue HrpuLIIc.
Acorporauon, Frank T. Hiatt ana ihuo leon
HOLLAND Of, ln and 10 tho following described
real estate tu-WttE Commencing uuH huudfrd
aud ten illpl feet west ut The suutHuGtt corner
~ lot six lhl, block ntty.tWu, plat ~" hIt
Lake Guy survey iu SAT- Latr County, Utah
Territory thence north ten llul rods, thence
wet seventy one hut A.hAf lsth) feet
thence south two I2l rods, thence eaAttselyo
ami AFFAIR UlaSl feet, thence south eight tsj
ruHs, thence east tftyuluo tspI ft0t - place
90 beginning, TO be sold Nc Inc ptourfty OF
joseph A. nrlau unG Hate l. Murlan, his
vi q, a. tho suit OF IDA snoN
Terms OF FAio, vuau,
NAT N. nWGHAM,
4. =. haTshAL
ny J. H. TMIONT, Deputy Marshal
uatrd july .Nih, lsN'.
lc urAudc loung, attorney Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
MABsHAL's SALE

DUEsUANr To Ay ORDER up SALE
Gul JyUrOu 90 force. u,uyt. 10 ms dI.
TtctEl by The distinct court f me Ih.ru Juu.
fetal tislIIog or the ltrutor, ut Titan. auh'i
expose 90 pubic sHIr nc t.c west front
guor uf thc County count Hose, lucv city
and county hnIlur loo mo uilY and Iorn.
tV OF sat irhu, TERRITORY ~ Utah on
10 iala cay Of Au,Hf- l.9, a. the rour VI DO
uy|n.h "a m. H'. lHu usUt ute. rlsim and
lHtUrCHt nj 4 400 D., uuuh.#sua, admin stTn,
tTlN uI The estate of Dtslp. iona d-uu. uc.
yyasgi, Alice 3, Donaldson and BTAndfort
donaldson, Of, I'm and 40 tho following
described rUa estate, fU w.t.
a Iut lois numbered one hundred and one
.NI, one huuhrtn and three UuV and one
hundred ami iy' .l.'u BOO luH.ewood subai-
yi'IuI 20 Sslt isLo ,ltY, iu sslJ LAKE County,
lWh Territory.
40 be sold q. the property of Alice Y. DON
allison. adminlslrHlr ~ TuuVstate of Charles
g. donaldson, deceased, Alice r. uuualdsSn
and bradford bona. dsoB, Al he suit Of kGTy
Ann T. earn.
Terms OF sale, cash.
bat H. brigham,
q. Marshal
ny l.. L. ARcuTR, Deputy Marshal
Dated july %. ISIS
A. u, sAWrEh, atoTEgy Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10


DuHsuAEi 70 a, ORDER OF SALE
i Hnd fyurcn u iuruc'Us 90 mu directed
hy tho District tour. ~ ne thru JuIIyiaI
District ut tho Territory ui iAA. shniI rN.
p1Fu % uu1lH SAFE. of sUH west ffUnE door ~
tho County out House. lu ne city OF saIt
lake, yUurty 90 -l.t lUho HnI Territory NJ
lHu, uu Tho Ilfh u1y ut August lr.H. ~ o..
O'Clock ANAL fhr rtgultbe, claim Auu interest
ut Auuic ~ s Tres uviH aud aonu UHuultt.
OF, 90, 4ut tr tue follow rV ugftFINpd Teal
state. TO VIII tumWtuUiu. Ht % point three
lBf ru1s uurIh nl the tlutbWrst conner ~ lot
az It| tn % uru hfiYfNN Ihl tIAl -" SAT-
Lake ny survey. running tHuuyc east tour nud
Uuv.hut UlHt| rods 20 The center OF = one 90
rod rtTrrt Or then situated. on the 18th GAY uf
NuNrmurr, 1871, tuun thence north along
the ccutu ~ Huid street three I3' Tuds, thence
west four ani uur hAlt g. rods IN tive wet
line " satd lot aiNflI,tIuucu south three rods
90 tho plars ~ ltgtpn'ng. containing tutrtr,u
ana Que UAt llNrl square RODS ~ ground,
situate lying aud HvluF 900 HHlt Lake CITY, FAlt
lsAkG County, Territory ul Utah.
80 be- sod 40 lHo property ~ Aiilo ". D.
TTowhuIh, at thH sufs ~ tfIrE thompson, tNs
ouutur ~ The IAst viii lut trhtHmtut, ana Joe
70. Lane, A1WInIstrhtHr vita VIII annexed, Of
the estate Of JHmUa thompson, deceased.
NAI ~. BRIGHAM.
United rtatUs Marshal
by =. IS. 4lNduSN,
Deputy Maubal
Dated July .sth 'rr.
ANpUEw upwAT Attorney fof Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10
Walker smith defendant

5hc People o. The Territory OF unb ssrt
Ert,tlus' 10 Walagr sMIIU, defendant
you AXE uEUEm uty.ru.U.f,..,.
p'N iu az 4.uYn hr0u.lt sfIH. y..
.it AuIyU uAutu rtaiutIH Iu' no D..t.I o..
% ne lAifd Ju1icini District uf he I,.......
tmhi And ~ answer iHU ruruI.... @
.eetelh SiihIn ten uafH. txeirtIss % tHg .f.. IL
tNlNtl tatgr 80 service uH Won .f 10.
'Ntlmphs-If served within tIts ruD.t. q. D..
fffN'o W'' ~ lhib Cnuu'v. but IH tI.. I..I..#g
WlIhIu twenty daYss utNsfN Zoo .#fH.# f...g
lllt-ur Judgment Ny trfHuf H.I F.. ...
hsain', ou' according tpthe rs.rJr otsaf
ANS acton 10 brought 60 ba,f Ht....r.
hFuluHi defendant iu HuU ~ H'.N. with I...H..f.
iruW May b. l-"l ut sI uFtyU. urf s....'.
auu Tor costs ut suff. aIIagIu o. DO .I.....
srIirga rendered u,fyuHlut ne UIHr,H.... b..
plaintiffs ss HtHfrcNa HtI1u, 100 uHIa.uIr. i.r
tUi'1lHut lNt rtluhHu ur WtI' U.lIW uf ....In.
uu'stauuirs tsA lilys Huu 800. utru Un.H .rr'
tAIu real properly ut dHfruHuut. slIH t.u. 70.
coming due ui pnFauc Msy 30. lsF ..f
being wholly uuHTff
Ana you are hereby nnulCi that if SON sI
10 uprtar and lusUys tAt aIii COMPLAINT Z.
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