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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03
Nn1eriRa.

SRA gamle Sage. llnoer 2.
5e6ruar 1848 telegrafereoes fplgeaDe
8epe9e fra 6ioalgo, Mer.: Gn 5reOss
trattat blep Dag unoertegnet, boors
peo ben mericunfte &rig er enot. 8eO
6reoens Slutning bar be foreneosStas
ter iitret fig California, Qepaou, lltap,
Rep Ulerico og 2tri5Ona FAINT Dele af
Colorado og Npoming.
6jemlss. Sal. Cafe, lia9 2,
5e5r. 5ribeoen bar in9en SillottelIe
for 5reberict 6. Sims, her par oemt
til 20 Mars penitentidrg, Iom bar M
bar afionet, ioet GtyaFfetiOen pua
@runo af COB SpfsrI'l e. bleo.n reouz
ceret til il 2tar. 0an hdr inogioet
QnIsgning til 9ubernsrea ON 3illaz
BELLE til at for6line; QtnIsgnin9en er
blebsn beoilget, og Gins 9eitilling pil
nu blipe at paste 9snS og 9Gnoer /
5angIelsgaarben.
Gn al bans Sganer beb Napn Nils
liam blep orGbt peD lllptten ,tbe
8dlD 0eit Dime. Gn Sdgfsrer uoz
pirteoe poa Gins @egne, at Der al
aompd9nist ltobetaltes BAN $1,000
for 3dbst al Ssnnen; men oisIe penge
bar ban 9ioet til i'm Ootter, iom er
fraitilt og bar Born at forIsr9e.
Seq gap benoe Psn9e1e," iagoe
Gins, ,,forbi bun trGngte baarbere til
Dem enb ieg. Seq bar dltio prppet
paa - / bpert 6alo - at gore, bDdo
Der er Ret ber gerOen. Seq bar al
BRIG pittsrlig giort nogsn nogen llret.
Seq er ultnloig ben 5orbrroelie.
6porfor jeg 6leo ienOt 6erben, Sub
oeo, ieg er. Seq car iniet 9iem. Sn
Sang baboe ieg ct; men bet bleo taget
ira mig. Seq bar ingeu at reiIe I'll o9
leoer ON aoO til at blipe ber."
6r. $ 6jalmarSer erb. en- Setter
til por betenote 9anbsmano 0enrD g.
6ert / Gbicago, er tommet bertil ira
9anmarf. Den unge U}anO, Der er
Glettriter al 5ag, piI Isge qlr6ejo.
bos et al bette Ganos itore eiettriite
8irmder.
,,3roos" er QaOnet paa ct npt
StueIpil al 5orfatteren Sobdanes 3.
5enien, iom for 5ioen opbolcer iig /
Chicago. Stpttet blep opfDrt af oanIte
9ilettanter paa Scdnoid 6al 6bi=
cago / Seneass. 3et er en- Sfilos
ring al jpoit Sonoelio.
SO 6n :. Sdnien, WuIitoiret=
TOR for proctors 5entsr / 125. @aoe,
Nep gort, bar ftrepet en- Sonners
WarIh, tilegnet 3et oanite 0aabens
brebreielitab / Hen Oort. Den bil
blibe ipillet for fsritc Gane peo Selz
itabets StiftelIesfcit ben 81. Darts.
Sor 6r. Qouis 6eniuS, ct
meget popul9rt Weblem af ben banite
aoloni Ghicago. iom forlaoer 9lmeris
ia for at tage parist Spbolo / Dam
mari, afbolotes forleben Ell meget be-
lipet 2lfiteosfeit / gismarct 9otel.
electromagnetic par Or. u. SobnIon,
Sogfsrer D. %. 5reDeritien og Sr. $.
9ctenbolpt. Deb Yorbet bolbtss en-
meset lang Rette 5oler for ben borts
orosenbe. bOorefter Der blep aflunsst
Sanss til bans 2Grs. 6r. s.. er en-
grober til Goritanpsr for Nabl &c
oenills' grpessriftole / gbicaso, 6r.
!Senius.
II 3 a! 0uipion. 81. 80. g.. 2. Sc
bruar Der beriter for 9ieblittet ben
baarbeite 5roIt alonbpte, man nogens
iinbe Deo of at fiee, ibst 3ermometret
er II q. unoer Zero. s Home finbsr
man be inbfsote bsbe at 9ulbs og
9unger.
SRA Omaha.
Dor opgtige 2anosmanb Rasmus
Woofen. 13tb Cafe Street, Omaha,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

9r. $ 9erb. en- Setter
til Dor betenote 9anbsmano 6enrD g.
6ert / G6icago, er tommet bertil ira
9anmart. Den unge OlanO, Der er
Glettriter al lag, pil Ie9e qlr6ejo.
bos et af bette 9anbs Itore eettriIte
6irmder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

@n mGrfelig s a II inert
ag. 9eo 5. 9riminaltdmmer, @ss
fesIor S6ou, berferer Der for 8jez
blittet en- liot m9rfelig 5alltneriiag.
8et brejer Jig ON en- ung pi9e, iom
Telo 6aDbe inofsrt TOO &r. pda e1
G paretasfebog rigti9nof = iaa mars
feligt bet lpoer = lite ben 9eniigt at
beorage 9anten. Sogens Sang CT
forsbrigt fslgenbe: Der teiefoneres en-
Dag til politist fra en- 8ant, ON Der
bil blibe Ienbt en- 8etjent for at an
6olce Ell Manb, Der bar gjort Jig itplz
big 5orfalItning al en- SparetasIe@
bpe. getjenten fommer, pg Wanoen,
Ell pngre 0aanobGrter, bliper dnbolot.
Dan bar msbt / 8dnten for at 69De
90 &r paa en- Bog, 6porpaa Der efter
5aGene at bemme inbeItpb 700 &r.;
9irfets>6ccea Itfo Der imiolertiD in
tel pda 8ogsn. Qaa St1tionen for=
flareoe Ndnocn at ba1 bdbDe fuaet
Spar,iasIe6ogen al i'm &Greite, en-
ung 9i9e bso 9apn Marie N. SUN
blep cersfter dnbolbt % fortlareoe, at
bun 9anIte ri9ti9t baboe Itrepet Sa.@
lene tno pau go9en, men bet bar uosz
lutteaoe aI 6enIpn til &areIten, iom
bun mente life oiloe binbe iig til benbe,
uten ot bun bapbe libt 9enge. Den
unge 4ige 6leo ganife pitt arreiteret,
men Ianoipnligois oil Sagen meo pc
litioirettpren8 3iQabelie blipe iluttet,
uben at BIN itrafes, ba Der lite er
@runb Il at betoiole 9igtigbeben al
6enpes 6orflaring ON, at fun life bapz
De til 9eaiigt at beOroge 8anten.
&opelmeIter Rung ftDrS
tet meo Gntlen. 0a bet ton>
Qeli9e 5beoters Sapelmeiter, 0r
Hung, forleoen @ftermiooag fom tez
renoe paa Gptle ooer &on9s1s gfptorp,
bar ban iaa uheloig at ItDrte iom 5elz
ge al, at GDtlen Itreo / bet feoteoe
5gre. 6r. Rung fit 5aloet brGftet
Ell Ben 9lntlen og blep al 3ililenDe
bdaret oper til en- Oroite, fom oerpad
ferte BAN til 6jemmet. 6r. 8ung pil
life faa ncgen aloorligereUten al libel
bet, Iom oog bill beoirte, at ban mua
bolce iig inoe acgen 5io.
&grt LIB t. YejasiiItent 6anz
len al NatItop er forleben paa en- 8sres
tur meD fin Sgn fprt lebif. timber ben
bilbe SSart tsrneoe 8ognen mob ct
5r9, og 6anIen blep faa alporlig tpG>
it,t, at ban Ienere afeit peo Opben
pad SpgebuTet.
9larbuS 5heater Snoens
ri9sminiiteren bar MI meobelt Cant
tptfs til, at 4arbus 8omml1e tegner
9ltt'.r 9larbus S6eater for $4,000
ar. Den offeielle Meobelelle berom
er olerete taget til @fterretning at
9praabet.
5orflpttelle. Sosnepreit for
aubjsrs os Maorup Menigbeber uns
Der 4albors Stiff 6. 20. 8estrup er
beltittet til Sognepr9it for aliteb og
Spnberbraabp Meniebeber paa Mors
unper famine Stift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

9larbus 5heater Snoen=
riasminilteren bar MI meobelt Cant
tptfe til, at Narbus 8ommule tegner
Differ / 4arbus Sbeater for $4,000
ar. Den officielle MebbelelIe berom
er o1erete ta9et til Gfterretnine af
9praobet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

Sra 9amle Sage. Inner 2.
5e6ruar 1848 telegrufereoes fglgeaOe
8epe9e fra 6ioalgo, Mer.. Gn 6reoss
trattdt blep Dag unoertegnet, bbors
peo ben mericunfte &rig er enbt. 8eO
6recens Slutnin9 bar be forsneosStas
ter fitret fig California, Qepaou, llta1,
Rep Ulerico pg 2tri3ona FAINT Dele of
Colorado og Npoming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

&grt LIB t. YejasiiItent 6an>
len al NotIfop er forleoen paa en- 8sres
tilr mep fin Sgn fprt lebit. timber ben
bilDe 5art tsrneoe 8ognen mob ct
5ra, og 6anIen blep iau alporlig tpGs
it,t, at ban Isnere afgit peO Osben
paa Sn0ehuIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

,3roos" er QoOnet paa ct mt
StueIpil al Jorfatteren Sobdanes o.
5enien, iom for 5ioen opbolcer iig /
6bicdgo. Stpttet 6lep opfort uf oanIte
8ilettanter paa Scdnoid 6all 6biz
ca9o / Seneass. 3et er en- Stilos
ring al jpoit 9onbelib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-03

Sobn :. 9dnien, UluIitoirets
tsr for proctors 5entsr / 125. @aos,
Nep gorf. bar ftrepet en- Sonnprs
tilegnet 8et Oanite 0aabens
brporeielItab i Rep Yort. Den Oil
blipe fpilIet for fsritc Gane peO Sels
Itabets StiftelIesfcit ben q. DARTS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-08
NATIONS BANKERS
SAVANNAH WILL MAKE 4 RID FOR
NEXT AXNUAH. CONVENTION.
MEANS MUCH FOR SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH BANKERS LEAVE TO-
NIGHT FOR FRISCO.

= -
President hiiis H. Lane 81 the vi
Gems Bank, Goes Empowered to
Invite the American bankers ass
....+.. =. tt..ta ~. ~ Al,
nuai convention aSfe--s''" ran
cisco WIN BE the scene of the
Convention This ssouth-E,Ior-
49,, A,.,...
the savannah Party ana stop
overs win he Aiade AZ various
western citie..
An eIiott VIII pc mace az the aH-
nual convention of the American
12arlxars Assassination which fgre;s Sin
c. r7.,,,,is,.., r,.+ - - .od "a
s..,.-.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-08
TWO APPLICANTS
TOOK EXAMINATION.

An examination was held at the Sa-
yannah postonice building to secure eli
gibles for appointment to the position
of assistant steam and electrical engi-
neer, under the civil service rules, at
Atlanta. There We're only two appli-
cants for the examination. The eX-
animation consisted OF ten questions,
each with several subdivisions. Seven
hours were required in answering the
questions. Mr.. Harry X. Rawls clerk
OF the civil Service Bureau in Sayan-
nah. is absent from the city on his va
cation, and the examination was con-
Quoted by Mr. w. G. Greene, one Of the
chief clerks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-08

large auaber have been sent into the
rural sections for the benefit Of those
Mho viii exhibit agricultural products
and horses and oatle The time re-
quired to make up these eSh bis is
considerably longer than that ueCes-
sary for the other exhibits and so the
Agricultural residents have been given
the first premium lists issued.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
SNOW STORM GEN
ERAL IN EUROPE

LONDON. Nov. ;so.-The incessant
rains have been aucc >by. Snow
storms. which today, are : general
throughout Great Britain and many
parts of the continent. The fall in
London was very slight. but in some Of
the country districts outdoor work Is
suspended and traffic is carried on with
difficulty.
Sixteen degrees of frost were recorded
in the south of Scotland last night.
Vessels are seeking refuge in the har-
bors along the British coast. The
snow storms are so severe in Belgium
that telegraphic and telephone COM
munication with Germany is inter-
rupted.
A score of lives have been lost among
the crews of the vessels. composing the
French fishing fleet during the storms
of the last few days.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
mitchell! |! DISCUSSES !! 1
-. RIGHTS |! UNION MEN
COMPARES, APTITUDE OF LABOR
ORGANIZATIONS WITH BUSINESS
ORGANIZATIONS. -
Says That NsYv York Stock Exchange
is an Example of Favoritism.-
Scores. the. Professional. Strike
Breaker, and Maintainz That He II
Always a. Member of the CRIMINAL
Glass.
(Ry John Mitchell.)

tRy John M1tchelI.)
:. Misconception Arises from the fire.
quent confusion in thought as between
refusing work with nonunion men and
molesting, annoying and injurying
them. Much purposeless discussion
might be- avoided II these two essenti-
ally different policies were kept sepa-
rate and distinct. The unionist has
no right to modest, injure and perse-
cute the nonunionist, although he has
the right to refuse to work with him.
To. refuse to work with nonunion
men is to no greater and to no less ex-
tent compulsion than for a life or fire
insurance company to, refuse certain
classes of risks, for a church to refuse
membership to certain classes Of peo-
pie, or for any association whatsoever
to set conditions under which it will
have dealings with certain persons.
The New York Stock Exchange does
not compel men to join tin fact, it
charges $4,000 for the privilege-but
it refuses to allow non-members to
deal on the floor, and summarily dis
misses it's members who split COM
missions with nonunion brokers. The
compulsion exerted by unions, whether
toward nonunionists Or employers,
must be judged upon it's merits and
must not be dedried merely because it
is compassion.
There is one class of nonunionist-~
the professional strike breakers
are but little removed from the GRIM
ina1 classes. 7 do not mean to say
that every strike-breaker is criminal.
80
breakers are former unionists, men
who have been dishonorably discharged
from the union, cashiered for conduct
unbecoming a unionist, If not actually
indicted for defalcations or other Of
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
CHURCH sPOLIATIoN
CAUSES DISORDER

NEW YORK, Nov. 9O.-Disturbances
are reported in all the Russian prov
inces Of Armenia, says London dis
patch to the Times. Conflicts are occur
ring everywhere between the people
and the troops or police.
The chief cause is the. decree issued
some time ago by which the property
Of the Armenian church was handed
over to the government. Alarming dis
affection is reported among the work.
ing classes in Kieff. The police force
has been largely increased.
The governor general threatens. sum-
mary punishment for persons circulate
ing rumors likely to accentuate appre-
hension among the Inhabitants.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05

/
never been in a union and have never
been def1led or contaminated by work
There is growing up in our large
cities class OF. men, employed. like the
mercenary soldiers Of the middle ages,
by any one who will pay them for any
thing that may be asked Of them
These men accept employment and no
questions asked. They are men who
loaf while honest men work, and. work.
or pretend to work, while honest men
strike. Some of them, perhaps, are
driven to this course by grinding pow
erty or terrible distress. but this: is
! true of the man who steals a purse or
cuts a throat.
There are regular organizations of
strike-breakers,, men who do nothing
else. Hostile employers have never
been chary in their use of these reck-
less, desperate men, as they have not
refrained from engaging worthless
hood1ums in the honorable capacity of
private police.
The instructive nonunionism of form
er days has. been elevated into fine
art, and it is in the interest of these
men, frequently the lowest dregs of
corrupt city, that the employers in
woke the sacred right of man. to
work.
A shop with union and nonunion men,
is likt a house DIVIDED against ITSELF
There is a constant attempt ito organ
ize it entirely; an incessant struggle
to disorganize it completely. If the
ninunion men in the shops are ready
to work for less wages, or are plant
and more willing than the unionists to
sacrifice their interests for the sake of
retaining their employment, then these
nonunionists receive all the benefits of
the existence Of a union, while at the
same time rendering the assurance of
their position doubly sure at the ex-
pense of the union which protects them.
In such cases the employer dis
charges union men whenever there is
necessity to reduce his force and takes
on non-union men whenever there is
need for more workmen, the only fact
initiating against this tendency being
the general superiority and greater ex-
cellence Of the union workmen.
In America workmen are extremely
mobile and can be shipped from point
to point by the trainload by any manu-
facturer who is willing to incur the ex
pense. America is also the land of the
professional strike breaker, and it is
in this country more than elsewhere
that racial differences and jealousies
are played upon in order to crush the
unions and defeat strikes.
1t frequently occurs that an Italian
who would not take the job Of another
Italian may be persuaded to take the
position of an Irishman or a Pole, or
vice versa. The racial jealousies have
been famed by employers to the point
Of deadly outbreak, and the relations
between the negroes and the whites
have been intensified and aggravated
by the deliberate policy Of employers
in using negroes as strike breakers.
AS the trade unions extend, compul-
sorry membership will be considered as
little Of a. grievance as compulsory
education.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
CLEVELAND WILL
SELL<OUT RAILROAD

FRANKLIN, Pa, Nov. 30-Former
President Cleveland is about to fore
close mortgage upon the narrow. gauge
Bradford, Bordell & Kinsua railroad, OF
which he is the exclusive bondholder.
At one time this road paid large divi-
dends. The road is only sixteen miles
long and when it was built it's promo
ters induced Mr.. Cleveland to take the
entire bond issue. Mr. Cleveland still
has the bonds and the owners, it is said.
owe him 50 much lapsed interest that
he, is going to sell the equipment at
Bradford on December 1.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis, District Court, Eleventh
Judicial District.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis, District Court, Eleventh
Judicial District.
Edwin Soil, Plaintiff, ?
Edyara d. H afSt Edw "a H71rtSn
estate, estate Lien '. or Interest e in the real
estate described in the complaint
N NoiT1cE OF LIS PEN Hif;iSs'
Notice Is Hereby Given that an
action has~been commenced ana is now
pending in the above entitled court, by
above named defendants.
The object of said action is to deter
mine the adverse claims, estate, lien
and interest of the defendants and the
rights of the parties to this action IN
and to the premises hereinafter
Judged to be the absolute owner there-
Of in fee simple, and that defendants
and each of them have no right, title,
estate. or interest therein or lien there
The description Of the real property
involved and brought in question
thereby is sigaated in st. LOUIS {GG}nnty
e%t LETS ssXfa aa {XSys in y b6s a
luth, according to the recorded plat
thereof, on file and on record In the
office Of the Register of Deeds of st.
Louis County, minnesota.
Dated INF AHgu yhR e. 4; z; i gT';
Attorney for Plaintiff,
507 Palladio Bldg,
Labor World Nov. % Dec. 5-12-i9-2e,
January 2, L..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
AGED PIONEER
DIES AT ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL, Nov. 3o.-Mrs. Elizabeth;
J. Painter died of old age at her resi-
dence, 500 Pine street, yesterday. She
was rs: years Of age and was born at
Wheeling. w. Va, in 1927. With her
husband she moved to St. Paul in 1857
and had lived here continuously ever.
since. She was the mother Of: 10 chill
dren, of whom four are living: They
are Francis NJ, James D.. Samuel T.
and William. f. Fainter 4
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
SHERIFF'S ExECI1TION SAT.E

S1Ehlf'f , EAECUIlON SALE.
issued out of and under the Seal Of tho
District Court Of the state of Mime
2ta IN a and hHs d ses e Of oS al
the 3rd day of November 1903, upon
a judgment rendered and docksted in
ofd AS GgaE an ss coH N an on ac the day
wherein The Marine National Bank Of
9dpfe A M Ear was was a ganttf in and md
defendant, for the sum Of Three Thous-
$4,000 ($s, s9eee) Dollars, which said
Louis. County, been duly directed,
have levied upon and will sell at public
auction to the highest cash bidder at
the City of Duluth in said County Of
Of December, 1903, at 1850 O'CLOCK; SS. ia
III sd at thea dass sr az the Est
the, above named judgment debtor, in
and to the following described real es-
and State Of Minnesota, to-wit:
9qar tSe N ob of b sW% f6 6 sfS54R
twenty (2o).' the northwest quarter Of
n The Nor rf yes; quarter (NWH Of
thirty (so), Township fifty eight {5sS
M No. h. Of ? Ra M fourteen (14> West Of
The North half of the Southwest
SSWS Of sE%} ia the sosthTsst
{e sWAt 2 & HE of s fsftoH s Nth
9 oh F 3 M fifteen d5> West of the
The Southwest quarter of the North
east quarter (SWA Of NEH) of Sec
ton thirty-five $3.50, Township fifty
eight l5S) North Of Range Seventeen
QD West of the 4th P. M.
The Southeast quarter Of the South
west quarter (sEA of SWA of Sec
N zion five tS2, the , East half IT, Of the
Sestion seven e. ths Vest half o{ the
Section eight Isl, the Northeast QUAR-
ter of the Southwest quarter (NEA
of SWX)of Section twelve l2l and
the North half of the Northwest quar-
ter (Nh of NWA) of Section thirteen
l3), Township fifty seven $50 North
Of Range eighteen (1s) West Of the
4th P. M.
The Northwest quarter of the South
ton thirteen (13j township fifty-nine
l5s2 North Of Range twenty <2o) West
Dated at Duluth Minnesota, Novem-
Der 4th, 1903.
W. w. BUTCHART,
Sheriff of st. Louis County. MINI.
.o1,rs g. By , s; L Pierce Deputy.
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor.
Labor World Nov 7-14-21-2S. Dec. 5-12
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05

SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
ST. Louis District Court, Eleventh
-: judicial District. r., = j;
Edwin SOIL: Plaintiff; - ~
,' VS..
Edward Hertuen, Edward Hurton, also
all other persons or parties unknown,
claiming any; right; title: estate: lie lien
ed in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby sum-
piant Of FIJI the Tpafnfiff in the above en-
titled action, which is on file in the
office of the clerk of the above court,
and to serve a copy Of your answer to
the, said, complaint on the. subscriber
at his office No. 307 Palladio Bldg, in
the City of Duluth, st. Louis County,
Minnesota. within twenty days after
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
Dated August %, A: p. 1903.
JNO. JENSN OLD, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
307 Palladio Bldg,
Duluth, Mimi.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05

east quarter :(sWA of NEAy. of Sec
ton thirty-five (35l. Township fifty
I'D West Of the 4th P. NJ.
The Southeast quarter Of the South
ton five 90, the East half Of the
Northeast quarter (Eh of NEA) Of
Section seven 90, the West half Of the
ssortheas a;,r quarter 1t lWA Of NEA) of
ter ter Of the southwest quarter (NEA OF
SWA) Of Section twelve (1z) and the
North half of the Northwest quarter
nv Of NWAl Of Section: thirteen
G3). Township fifty-seven (57) North
Of Range eighteen (1s) West of the
The Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter {NWA of SWA) of Sec-
ti9n } thirteen 90. Township fifty--nine
(59) North Of Range twenty (2o) West
of the 4th p. Nj.
Der 4th, 1903.
W. W. BUTCHART.
Sheriff of St. Louis County, MINI.
BY S: T. Pierce, Deputy.
JACQUES & HUDSON,
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor
Labor World. Nov 7l4-21-2S. Dec. STA
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05

sHER1FF's EXECUTION SALE:
Under and by virtue Of an execution
BStpct qp co ct ap ID bs s s Seal m the
sofa in and for the Eleventh judicial
District, and the County of St. Louis
on the: srd day q November, 1903, upon
said Court and County on the srd day
Wherein The National Bank of fne Com,
md 9iaer MRa VS. s Raint5rf
r. Harris aud JohnsH. Harris were de-
and against said defendants for the
50-10o Dollars. rs 6 1it3O. Sol which said
St.: Louis. County beens.du1y directed.
public auction TO. the highest cash bid
House aS5 at in the pt the in Court curt
County Of; st. Louis on "Wednesday, the
23rd day Of December :. 1903 at ten
O'CLOCK In. the. forenoon Of that day,
a. Elder, one of he above named
Judgment debtors In %sand to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate
Of Minnesota, to-wit:: ss1'*,is :. 49,
quarter g ss sSa5aH ene
augrter as9&th The Norshws est
twenty .,(20 3 the. Northwest quarter Of.
the Northwest quarter III, (N.WA . Of
sNWA) of Section twenty (2i) and
thirty soo ToWnsl1ip'.fi y-eieht. IT.
Mort of Range four teen West sof.
ST spt. l,e .sout Invest;
quarter OF f36utt ieast a IN rfer
#lN5VVs1 ss IS ssE;11zz III Sou thWests
quart he sprtl 81 90 q On lSWNs
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-12-05
LEADING CITIZEN II b
.. .5.z..:. ..=.z FOUND MURDERED.

Il QUINc 80 -Chris, tan n
sBote, pronninen citizen was found llisd
murdered tod d apparently l, r,1tlI
hadsYbeen Ecrushe It'll 81 hamner
AgangS sperad oesSSii lheS neigh
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