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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29
SUMMONS.

6UmmONSs
State of Minnesota, Hennepin County, District
Court. Fourth Judicial District. The Wash
burn Company, q corporation, plaintiff. vs.
American Steel Foundries. corporation, and
R. E. Janney. defendants Summons
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendants: You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer the complaint
of the plaintiff in the above-entitled action:
which is on file in the office of the clerk Of
said court in the city Of Minneapolis, Hennep1n
county, Mimi. and to serve copy of your an
swer to the said complaint, on the subscribers
at their offices in the city of st. Paul in the
county of Ramsey, and state aforesaid. within
twenty (2ol days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive Of the day OF such
service; and If you fail to answer said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN TINS
action will have the amount 1t is entitled to
recover ascertained by the court or under ITS
direction and will take judgment against you
and each of you for the amount 50 ascer tanned
action. l-z z-f
JOHN CROSBY and k
DAVIS, KELLOGG & SEVERANCE, q
Plaintiffs Attorneys -
Merchants National Bank Building.
st. Paul. MINI.
(This case has been removed to the United
States Circuit Court, District of Minnesota
Fourth Division.)
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SABBATH DISSERTATION SCORED
Cannon Falls Citizens in Mass Meeting
Appeal for a Reform.

CANNON FALLS, MINN.-Sabbath Dissertation
was signally rebuked at representative mass
meeting Of citizens at the Swedish Lutheran
church last evening. so
The speakers were Rev. J. N. Branded, Rev
MI. Billings, Rev. n. J: Lindquist, P s; AsIak-
son and Attorney W. Z. Poe and David Nalen-
tine. member of the board of education.
Aside from the efforts Of one city official
last summer, and the influence of the pulpit IT.
against Sunday baseball and closed with a
rising vote, of an audience of some iye hun
dred persons in the adoption of the following,
prepared by pastors and representatives OF all
the churches: -,
in the interest of obedience to law, both
and spiritual welfare of our children and young
people, in the interest Of our churches and Sun,
day schools, and in the interest of the good
name of our city, we kindly and respectfully
request that these public Sunday sports be dis
continued and that all citizens of Cannon Falls
who have its. welfare at heart, refuse to, N
any way, support or promote tnese uhseenly
PRACTICES
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PIIRIIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE BELoNG1NG
"a THE ESTATES OF F. A. AND H. G.
THEOPOLD BANKRUPTS.

PUBLIC SALE Of REAL EsTATE 9 sI6 3 s
TaEoPo1p. SANKRUPTs. ,oo+,nr 81
the e9 CREATORS n Of the estates Of F. ana
Theopod bankrupts on Jane LII radsro i'o Sndnr
9Ge1ash am the
scribed real estate will be sold at public sale
in separate tracts to the highest bidder as
The The East One Hundred (1oo) feet of Lot One
a. of Block Forty-hye (45l Of the town NOV O
gether with the right to the alley; along the
tot Ens % west Twenty I've { {2g}
SIS s 1ss 5%S s}St ista Rice
1 ot One IL ,lsubject to contract Of salel and
the Easterly Ninety (90) feet Of Lots three rec
(3), -Four a. and Five (5) of Block Nine r, ~
in the Southern Addition to Faribault' Rice
eoq %ot Eighteen is) of Block Fourteen 90 in
the Southern. Addition to Faribault, Rice county,
Lots One M Two e., THREE a. (a1 FIVE " Co., co..
verse 4 Theopold's re-arrangement OF Block
eo Lot One ~ Of Block One ~ of Kittering &
Constance's Addition to West St. Paul. Ram
se AN undivided onehalf of Lots Eight (s) and
l Nine (9) Of Block Fourteen Q4) of Morrison S
Addition to West st. Paul, Ramsey county COUNT
Addition to South st. Paul. DaKota county
Hooks One az Two e.; Three 49,. q and nc
tsouth st. Paul. Dakota county, M1nnesota;
south Half (sal Of the Southeast t., Qua rte
(sEA) of Section Six (6). Township Thirty.tiy
1857, north Of Range, Nine 90 West, Fiftl
Principal Meridian, in the county Of Phelps an
state of Missouri, together with the heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in any wise appertaining, including the un
expired policies of fire insurance on said prop
critics. on the following terms: Ten per cen
I of the purchase price to be deposited with tn
trustee, George A. Weston, at time bid is mad
and balance Of purchase price to be paid sal
. trustee on tender by him to purchaser OF goo
) and sufficient instruments of transfer convey
ing to purchaser title to said property. Sub
I ject, however to confirmation by the under
1 signed at a continuance Of said meeting. wh1c
on conclusion Of said sale will be taken at sal
8 Room 314 Federal building, Minneapolis, Mime
K sofa on June the 18th, 1906, at O'Clock pm
D |: The right Is reserved to. rejectany and a
e bids. For particulars inquire OF George A
j, jiWeston Farfbault, Minnesota. ~ -.
! Dated at Minneapolis, Min. May 2sth, 1906
e l. ~ .Is - O. O. MERRIMANN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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BOY SHOT HIMSELF
His Brother, Who Fled Terror Stricken,
j 4 Returns and Explains.

WEBSTER, s. D.---The mystery surrounding
the death of q 2-year-old son of Edward An
derson. who was found dead near his bather's
barn with bullet hole in his head, has been Pc =
solved, and there no longer Is any doubt that
instead Of having been shot and killed by his
12.year-old brother. as was at first supposed,
child was taken to mean that possibly as the
result Of an accident the older boy had shot
has been found, and he says that he had gone
to the barn with his 22-caliber rife, and, after
firing a few shots at mark, stood the weapon
went into shed in search Of stick.
His younger brother had accompanied him,
and while Alexander was in the shed the little
fellow; took hold OF the rifle, which was dis
charged, the bullet striking him In the fore
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srRANDvoLD NOT DEsPAIRING
Will Get Back His Money, Even Tho
He Lost Bride.

THIEF RIVER FALLS, M1NN..ha ats,
nonnio1 noixun with Miss Edna Kirk Of Lewiston,
Pa, has been notified that he can get back the
SD be sent her by applying to her attorneys ssrs
after StrandvoId had sent her the money, the
latter wrote to the postmaster at Lewiston Lewiston.
Who in turn referred the matter to ros.on.Ss
vas arrested on the charge of fraud, 1t being
alleged that strandvold was only one OF a
number Of men who claimed to have oeen w
timized by her Later the ease was settieo'
the woman agreeing among other things to re-
turn strandyold his money: -,., +,r.. d,u,h.
strandvold is widower, WIN dI.n snfee vaabIe
farm three miles west of here =: -. =.
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BOARD AWARDS A CONTRACT
Wahl of st. Cloud Will Build Normal s
New Model School,

ST. CLOUD MINN-The state board Of con-
troll has awarded the contract fos the building
of the new model school at the normal TO Con-
tractor Ambrose Wahl Of this city. The figures
were not given out. ~
George McCullom, fter acting in the capacity
of agent for the Northern Pacific Express com
pany for over twenty years, has retired from
the service. His successor has not yet been
named. -
The following ST. Cloud ladies went to st.
Paul today to attend the biennial meeting of the
womens clubs: Mrs. ": B. Mitchell Michel wv. who is a
Atwood, Mrs. A. L.. Riley, Mrs. E. F. Moore,
Mrs Fred Schilplin, Mrs. c. H. Reynolds, Mrs.
H. G. Bowling, Mrs, A. Eastman, Mrs. Frances
Gilman, Miss Charlotte Clarke. Mrs. -. U.
Boehm Mrs. J. B. Dunn. Mrs. f. II. Mltney'
Mrs Hugh Evans, Mrs. c. D. Burgan, Mrs. E'
8 Hill,
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FARMER DEFEATS A LAWYER
Sharp Contest Over Nomination for
n....>.a.aA.Aix<a -Gol11a&xx :

Representative IN an Iowa COunLy.
FOREST CITY. IOWA-The republican county
central committee met in this city today to
canvass the returns of Saturdays primary. There
was the nornina ton for repre-
sentative. c. N Flugum, secretary Of the Farm.
ers'' Mutual Insurance company. defeated u A.
Jensen of Forest City by 81 votes. s
" The cry Of farmer VS.. a lawyer and bank
err was worked to the limit. In spite of this
Mr.. Jensen carried the larger townships Cinclud,
ing the home of Mr.. Flugum by two to one
yote) and retained the strength that the
Jensen forces had in the late county convention.
where they swept and retired from politics some
of the old time leaders, but a big vote In the
west part Of the county overcame these majori
ties.
Besides the representative contest strong
fight was made to secure control of the central
committee This has been the main issue in this
county for years at the nominating primaries.
The Jensen people retain control of the organiza-
ton. Nominations for other offices In which
there was contest resulted as follows: For
sheriff Ole Osmundsen of Lake Mills, 100 ma
jority; for auditor, L. ]. Nelson Of Forest City.
300 majority: for treasurer, W. s. Wadsworth
Of Lake Mills. 10 majority, and for recorder j..
81. Holmsen OF Forest city, 40 majority.
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FIRM Is BANKRUPT "a.
Browns Valley, Mimi, Merchants Are
Rehind Several Thousand Dollars.

,rbomnson &, c.. general merchants Of Browns
valley, filed bankruptcy schedules in the fe sa.
era court in this city today placing ing thep
Stock In trade, and their liabilities at $s514S9
The firm was composed Of Nils Thompson, land and
Ida Thompson and in the individual LIES
liabilities at $sss5, while Ida Thompson re-
turns neither assets nor Liabilities ,,s
Park Region encampment;. /. o. o: F., has sa1
elected officers for the ensuing year as fol.
lows: Nate Desky, C.P.; Q. A: Fetvedt, S.W:
A B. Erickson. scribe; e.: Frankberg treas
/ r W.. 49T, =! EY% '
Mrs B. O. Huseth died at her, home Sun
day from pneumonia. She was SO, and leaves
q family of six children.
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their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts of his body. The
longer the doctors treated him the worse
lit grew. Daring the day it would get
rough andsform like scales. At night it
would be cracked, inflamed, and badly.
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When I think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart. His screams
could be heard down stairs. The SUI
fering of my son made me full of misery.
Ihad no ambition to work, to eat, nor
could I sheep.
"One doctor told me that my sons
eczema was incurable and gave it up
for bad job. One evening saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura and decided to give it trial.
II tell you that Cuticura Ointment
is worth it's weight in gold; and when
adusedsthe first box of Ointment there
was a great improvement, and by tha'
time I had used the second set of Cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment, and Resolventmy
child was cured. He is now twelve
years old, and his skin is as fine and
smooth as silk. (signed) Michael Stein
man, 7 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y, April 16, 1905"
Humor from Pimpcs to Scrofna, from Infancy Age,
consisting Of Cuticurs Soap 25e., Ointment &c., Resell.
vent 5oc lin form Of Chocolate Coated Pills, Sc val
H1-MaIed Free, How to Cure Hunors Of Childhood"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29
PETERSON CHOSEN CHIEF -.
Annual Meeting of the Fire Depart
ment Of AnOka

ANOKA, MINI. The fire department elected
John Peterson, chief; George Franman, assistant
chief; John Hidde, secretary: Fl. ". Llschness,
treasurer and William Briere and J. Hide; cap
tainS.
Herman Berndt of Hennepin county intended
to take drink of alcohol last night. but drank
carbolic acid by mistake. Prompt services of
nhvsician with stomach pump saved his life.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Varise
Penier and Rose Delamas Nedean, both Of Cen
terville; also Frank Morrison of Minneapolis and
Miss Martha Rosser of Anoka, formerly Of Min
neapolis.
a large audience gathered Sunday Afternoon
at the Congregational church to hear the annua
memorial sermon delivered by Rev. Edwin
Ewell pastor. The G. A. r. and Mary
Livermore circle attended.
Mrs. Robert Mahany ST., is seriously Ill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29
TRAIN KILLS AGED WOMAN
Mrs. Mocho Run Down at New Ulm
While Returning from Cemetery.

NEW ULM, MINN.-While on her way home
from decoratin the grave of her husband at the
city cemetery, Mrs. Johanna Mocho, aged ~
bound Chicago & Northwestern freight train.
She was walking along the tracks with her
able to hear the train.
Mayor Charles Silverson, who recently re-
turned after a five months trip abroad, and
who was elected against his will, has qualified
for the office upon the earnest solicitation Of
his friends. One Of his first official acts was
to reappont all the old members Of the police
force Chief Adolph Klause and Officers Tauer
and WeisSenhOrn. -
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;wAsHBURN NEEDS a MAYOR ..
It's Treasurer Will Not Cash Orders
Until One Is Elected.

WAsHBURN, WiS.-At a special meeting Of
the council last evening it was voted to call
special election for the purpose of electing
mayor to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Nels Nelson. June y has been set as the
Tobias A. Oscar, president Of the council. and
Edward Stevens have been mentioned as likely
to enter the race. .,
The cali for the special election was brought
about by the refusal Of the city treasurer ito to
the same we're not legal when the mayor who
had been elected by the people was still in the
city. It was the intention Of the council to
RIM along until the fall election; when a mayor
could be elected without additional expense
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NEWS OF. THE NORTHWEST

head The slider boy heard his brother cry out,
and Fastening outside, was Mortified to discover
tile little boy lying on the ground unconscious.
Alexander carried the body to a nearby we'll,
where he attempted to wash the blood on his
brothers. face. Believing he was dead the older
brother became terror-stricken, and fearing he
would be blamed for the accident, fed and went
intn hiding \ = :
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REAI;eESTATE TRANSFERS

90
Charles M Pond and wife to Alfred
block S., Minneapolis .::.......... .s2s 900
Higbee, lot 2, block Q, Channelrs ad- -
william Ih J. Bishop and wife to Melville
B. Coburn, lot i6, block 6, Kenwood.. 1900
H: Il; Cleveland and wife to Arthur VI J. -
a. Robert Blaisdells addition. ........ 225
Margaret S. and VIM. H. Garvey to VIM:
F: Burns, 1t 8, block 1, Layman's third
P. j.. Getty to VIM; =: Burns. lot 4, .o
John Bodick to Joseph Stauski. E S9:5 =,
feet of lots and 7. block %. B. S. =.
RerecordSB. J. Gaertner> and wife to
Robert J. Seiberlich and wife. lots 13
and H. block 8. Gibbs first addition to
West Minneapolis zoo
F. w Lauderdale and wife ct al. to John
Paul Thurman, lot 26. s. Gates fourth -
Ida a' and Tuifel Michoew to F. W Lauder:
dale lot R Gates f9aT5s ots 10
' to Is. block I. Byrona addition. $50
John. G. Hill ct al trustees; TO- John John =
2. Lennon & Newells addition 4oo
T UT 49, nd block wf to ce G5sse ais
john a1u' H. winsate to cathiesn r. Win. ~,
peEs lot and W Rfe to ad aer@an wer
ness, lot. 4, block 10. NJ. W. & lie an
IRONS Ns,s adai to John freshman and Wife
lots and 10. block 4, Phillips addition 800
Minnesota Park association to Clinton Nc 49,.
Beath; lot 1s; block IS. Remins toms 400
! Northwestern Investment company TO
+ Minnesota Park association, lots IL and
/ IA block IS, Remington'sz second ad- ,,~
1 Minnesota Park association to w,n,ffed
McBeath, lot ID. block 70. Remlngton's a.,
| second addition .............. .'...' ON
Blanche NJ and James W. Parker to Carl
| H. Fage rstrom lots and IL, Parker's -. =.
Boomington avenue nue. adait' On Lawrence
E. Howe, lot 10, block o, Pleasant "a,
Alfred J. Ralph to Nellie S. Bassett. =
lot o. block 8, Second division OF -,
Remington Park ON
Rosalie G. Crepeau to Peter Chouinard,
lot u, block 8, Crepeau's Fourth addl- ri.
Allen L. Goodrich to John Archibald,
lots 10 to -, block g. and lots 8 to
H. block 2, Peteler & Goodrichs addl- a.,
Ia erecord-Willism G. Moss and wife to =,
L Minneapolis Street Railway company,
# lots 127 to- l4s1 block l. Chicago Lake . :,
n Park addition -. .:.....:.; go
EJames F. Greenlun and wife to Mabel
IF Hase, lot s, block 1, Richardson's Sec !.
.n ona a g and John c: ooctburn to Da1ia
+ s. Ringrose. lot 2, block 5, Monroe :.
Street addition, except north reet';'. ~
Z cuy M Baltuff to Hattie A. Strong, lot
s. block 4. Cable Line addition ..... 1,4O
: Thirty-two miscellaneous deeds. ....... 49,.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE
pTDTud

Mr. and Mrs. William Tscheu, 21s7 Bryant
avenue N, boy. >, ,n,,n ,o,e ,,..,s,,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson lib Madison
s' Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Hargreayes. 2s43 Vincent
a' Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. Gray 1o2 West Fourteenth
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Ronneberg, 200 Sixth
street n a girl.
Mr. and Mrs Marcus Shapiro, 1921 Fifth street
s. a boy. --;o
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Granbois. 2127 Lyndale
"'S Wr' and Mrs. w. I. Nolan. 2442 Bloomington
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. West, 127 East Fourteenth
a
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BOLT STRIKES A SCHOOL
Interior Was Wrecked, but Fortunately
No One Was in the Building.

CHARLES CITY, overwhelming struck
the Floyd schoolhouse, six miles north. The
bolt went all around the inside of the house,
tearing of the plaster and ripping the ceilings
many might have been
The Chickasaw convention today at New
Hampton instructed for Perkins by one-half. a
vote-44A to 43A for Cummins On final In
structions the vote was 46 to A.
The Lutherans held convention here on
Sunday 200 delegates being present from all
over northeastern Iowa. The convention next
year will be held att Strawberry Point.
Very Rev. Dean J. J. Garland OF the Cath.
Ollie church delivered the baccalaureate address
to the high school class and an immense audi
ence at he Operahouse. .-
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DULUTH NAMES COMMITTEES
City by the Lake Prepares for Republ1
can State Convention.

DULUTH. MINN.--A meeting Of the commit
tee in charge Of the arrangements for the state
republican convention was held yesterday az y1r,t,
and former mayor, has been elected sergeant-of-
arms Of the convention. The address of We, vel
come will be delivered by E. I. Mtllar Alder,
arrangements for seating the delegations
President T. H. Martin Of the Gassld Re- e.
tWenty-fve on reception. Of which T. W. Hugo
chs
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sunerior Accommodation excellent cuisine. The
comfort of passengers carefully considered. Sim
Gle or Round rip Tickets issued between New
York and Scotch, English Irish and all prin-
cipal continental points at attractive rates Send
For Book Of Tours. For tickets or general in.
formation apply to any local agent OF the Anchor
5 HENDERSON Bros, General Agents, Chi
4 n iSs; cago, III
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HARD BLOW FOR CANDY
Town Drunkards Say They'll Get Out
Unless Blacklist Is Removed.

CANDY, M1NN:-several citizens who who. have hay,
been ''posted' as habitual drunkards, have COM
nlained to the city council and asked to have
their names stricken from the .'black list In
case of refusal they threaten to remove to an
Thor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29

REDWOOD FALLS, MINN.-The following
will be graduated from the high school on Fri
day evening: Dorothy Clark, Ruby Curtis, Alice
Hitchcock Esther Lindeman, 1rma Houghmaster,
Alice Norton zoa Pease Adah Race, Lewis
Cheney, Paul Hitchcock. George Kempton, Gil
bert McDougal, William McDougal.
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ABANDONED HIS oiFE FAMILY a y :I1.is ,e,,s ::
= e;n3: i :at ss.,.----, ,euwilsST ora,
Rice Lake, Wis.,, Resident Is Chased
Down and Sent to JaI.c7 ~.

BARRON w1s-Bernard Brow Of Rice Lake,
wis : who left his wife and four small chill
dre en- last July, was brought back here by the
sheriff and upon conviction of abandonment was
sentenced to sixty days in the county Jail. -.
J. W. Stone, deputy game warden, arrested
John Ludwig Of Chetek, Wis, for chasing with
a boat and worrying deer that was as swimming
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My commission expires March IA, lSO9.
tEotarial Seal ,~@--. r. ~
We THE UNDERSIGNED, A. w. STRONG, AS
President and Edward A. Pynch as Secretary
of the Strong & Northway Manufacturing Com
pany, corporation duly organized under the
laws Of the state Of Minnesota. do hereby
certify that at a special meeting of the stock
holders Of said corporation, specially called for
the purpose Of. amending the articles OF In
corporation Of said corporation, held at Its
principal office in the city Of Minneapolis th IN
state sfe eo Of Minnesota, at 10 o'clock IN
1906. at which majority Of the stockholders,
representing majority in amount Of the capital
stock, were present In person and voted. the
following proceedings were had and taken:
The articles Of INCORPORATION Of said Strong q
tNorthway Manufacturing company, were duly
amended by; the resolution (which was mani
bnlously passed and was as Sfollows;~to-wit: ! -.
l. i'sResolVed, That the name OF the Strong q
Northway Manufacturing Company be changed
! Strong-Scott, notwithstanding Company and
that the original articles Of Incorporation + AND
any and all amendments thereto be and they
are hereby amended by changing the name
Strong & Northway Manufacturing company
wherever the name appears therein; to The
| In testimony whereof. we have hereunto SCI
our hands and seals such officers and af1xee
the seal Of said corporation on this 18th day OF
| May. A. d. 1906. o>-,, <.N
| e. A. PINCH (Sea).
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence o.
| J. E. Gayer,
l. D. l.. Hunter.
corporate Seal.]
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CHA.D'S AWFUL =.
I. I. /. J. H. SKIN HUM0R
Screamed with Pain Suffering
Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Twelve Years Of MiseFy-Docto
Called Case |ncurable Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
~ wish to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put a stop to-
twelve years of misery I passed with

my son. AS an in,
FAINT I noticed on
his body a red spot
and treated same
with differentrem-s
edies for aboutfve
years, but when.
the spot began to
get larger I put
him under the care
1L
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/ MARQUETTE, sM1oH.-while standing in. the
doorway Of his home with his little niece In
his arms John Halverson was struck by light
ming He fell to the floor like log and was
severely hurt but is recovering. The lightning
did not touch the child and it was only slightly
bruised by the fall. -- -