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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Appalling Conditions Among
Typhoon Victims Reported
From China.

HONGKONG. Aug. lin a re-
port issued today. from the head.
quarters Of the government relief
station. II Is stated that advices
from southern China give details of
appalling conditions among the VIC
Tins Of the recent typhoon which
laid waste an Immense territory
along the coast and Killed thousands
OF natives
The report says that more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
ENDORSE CANDIDACY OF
PHILLIPS

Fifty business men Of this city
and county attended a meeting las,
night and organized the Phillips
club. TO promote the candidacy Of
Charles " Phillips for the office 81
sheriff
L. II. Gray OF the Gray Steam.
ship company was elected presl.
dent. r. Morganstern secretly
Thomas Donoghue OF Ballard. ]. B.
Wright and NJ. L Loyeless OF this
city. members OF the executive com.
mittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
ti-Saloon League Denies Re
ceiving Proposal of
Support.

state Superintendent Raymond.
% the Anti.Saloon league. denies
emphatically the statement that the
league has received proposition
from the campaign managers %
Gov, Mead offering the support Of
IS state papers In return Dor ia
endorsement Mr.. Raymond sends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
WOMAN HURT BY
FALL FROM HORSE

Mrs. Maurice ID. Leehey, Of i2f
18th ay. ~. while riding horseback
In Volunteer park this morning. fell
from her horse and sustained a se-
we're sprain OF her ankle. Mrs. Lee
hey Is member OF Prof. Sullivans
riding academy. and the accident
occurred while the horse was
hurdllng a small bank. The Injured
woman was taken TO her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Al. able assistance OF
N W. Hines and spafkman,
eas'.'s,ss of the city garbage
nt sa .s and destruction scheme
tel'es -, Nfced the repeal OF the
lsss -, vsllsn ordinance with the
Nsr maSorlty Of one vote The
~ .sss,rrsald representatives sot
~ .aAs who were originally In
~ Y ne municipal garhage
~ ,,'.,lcn measure proposed by
p'l.s .sss,.n Murphy aud after
80 expressed themselves as
a'ss :. rnaxictlon. suocumhed 20
sssa,b. screw methods adopted
~ Goddard faction, aud delsv'
"a The gcods-
coddard Reiolees.
...a.rA Expressed the kecnest
-. -. that he aud hts copatrlot
- ss,s ID a position to knife the
.s..aAv municipal garhage plan.
= - ssx ~ particular Joy at the
IA the men who had been
- - offering $4,000 hribes had
~ ben 10 see hiai So.
\. rerly 10 this statement. Coun'
.,'.a.a Revelle retorsed that nest
49, . ~ parties who had tried
!. ~ 49, vcses had not figured on
s..srAlne men vho would be apt
B aeceH- -. - ~,
$500, - Mo had sgAnaehly stood
!. ,sslr position despise 81 sorts
es.,4neemeuts, there was the
s..a.ne~s 81 rsalIsing that their
sfsas came as the result OF do
ss,sloa an The part q their own
arsssral standard hsarers And y
80 plainly evident thai TIE seced'
a. VA not relish the position
vhich fher had assumed.
sesa for Councilman.
E'hen the eoaneil gathered last
ssshs the insurgents were al pres
.sf With the exception Of Council
-sn zhlnden. A messenger was
s-rt Is look for him. and the rep
,...nssflve from the sixth ward bad
Is seer reached his seat and
r~xswsd his breath than the gar
~ tlll was called from the hands
4 A. finance committee
o. motion finally 20 pass. ths
~xaling Measure carried BY a vote
4 ten 10 seven. Councilman Mul
~ wha wenld have voted with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Bob Hodge IL not corporation
man. As an official he serves but
one master--the people He has
never been g member OF the county
ring tits advent in office marked
the birth OF respect for law In Black
Diamond Before hls appointment
Black Diamond vas under as loose
control as most OF the other county
towns where ring deputies wink nj
lawiessness and spend their time
campaigning for the ring Hodge
worked a rapid change Ills ready
and effective fists stopped saloon
hrawlinE. after several bad men
had fallen before the deputy. sa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Seattle Officers Apprehend Pair
on Arrival in This
City.

=. Duroie. a Filipino logger. aged
n years. Who ran away from Helilns.
ham with Aiovina Aloe. a pretty
i5-ysarold American girl. vas ar.
rested In Seattle this morning BY
Detective :, Corbett and Paffolman
Mayou
Durote aud the giri arrived IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
mocraw is Better.

Former Governor John ~. Nc.
Graw, who has been confined ia
his home for several days with a
threatened attack OF Appendicitis Is
reported to be out of danger and
will be able to be out within a few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
BOB HODGE COULDN'T
DO WHAT OTHERS DID
Not Permitted to Protect His
Job During Days Of Pri-
mary Campaign.

Bob Hodge was deputy sheriff at
Black Diamond
Bob Hodge was honest.
Bob Hodge Is no longer deputy az
Black Diamond, but candidate for
the republican nomination for sher.
III OF King county. lie II Htill hon.
est.
N Bob Hodge had been dishonest,
he would atlll be deputy sheriff at
Black Diamond and would be sup.
porting Jim Agnew for the n0mina.
tion for sheriff. He would be IN
the good graees OF the county ring
and the Pacific Coast company. and
would be reaping the plentiful har.
vest ~ graft
But Bob Hodge ~ honest. aud
honesty Is not at premium In the
service OF the sheriff Of King coun.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
rsasure Gets Required Majority of One
as Result of Thumb-Screw Methods
Of Goddard Faction.

Murphy aud his friends. was alb
sent. and his presence would not
have changed the situation.
Vote 10 Pen 10 Seven.
Those voting against the garbage
collection bill included the follow.
ing.
Conway. Goddard. Hines. Hurd
jackson. sawyer. Sparkman. Way
Zhinden and Glll-t0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
PRICES ARE HALvEo.

We shall ell the aforementioned
as a the uniform price of fz32.50
-slp cash and 81 = month. A five
I.<n unconditional guarantees,
~ e0nnlerzlgned By as. accom-
la1les each instrument.
he 500 styles will 90 for si9s.
fnleh d less than hair price. Pay
hsnts d Is cash and 81 a month
~ lhem Guaranteed. same as
tesTs' we hold ourselves absolute.
~ durability and quality.
q order 10 create the greatest
a'sfsst- and thereby quickly re-.
ss.s TIE somewhat congested con
sli'oas 81 our establishment at
aaes' eaHaed b. the above forty.two
klaaos falling into our hands unex.
ssisdlT. Te have also made a mum
q drastic reductions in our
..salaf hnes-t55. t72. 500. and In
- eases as much a. gif0 has
tft,s . - ''''' "
- s#Hsf easy terms can aiHo
.A On these. We mean bust.
-. Al will not leave a stone
4 800 to accomplish our object
: ~ VI Shortest possible time.
- extraordinary offer should
- - wis week a mem0rsbly busy
- y our establishment. II will
~ ioa 70 Investigate this al once.
s ..s-s,sda Of your friends and
~ snoots have bought these pianOa
=. pAia he dealers regular retail
- u you are prepared to pay
49, ~ " hrs, payment. you can He.
~, -. positive saving o. half the
n your piano. Delivery free
.ss..sl...silDef, early o0mera have
Iss aa'ase oi large selection. ID 3.
H~ss'9a Co. the Pioneer piano
slna ' q Third and University. Johu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

7 wouid marry my husband
again aud consider ! had the beat
one in the whole world. We have
been married over five years. and
we are more loving today than We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Eagles Eagles Eagles

Fastest steamer on the Sound TO
the u 8. Navy Yard and Battle
ships. Leave every hour from Pier
2, foot OF Yesler Way. Round trip
sec. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
GOOD PIANOS
HALF PRICE
NO CARLOADS REFUSED BY
local HOUSE, BECAUSE NOT
csoEREo. TO BE SOLD AT
lEss THAN COST.

mn recently shipped two carloads
1 s-galAr $500 and ss7s style
anss to a local house. The ship
s-st vas refused. because con.
sxa~s claimed they had not been
Ka<red.
TAs pianos finally were delivered
u 4 Hsrnxe warehouse After a
rsas deal Of correspondence they
have heea turned over 20 y. ).
Iohassas Co. 70 be disposed Of for
the mznafactaEers account
Ezeh Instrument is perfect and
sfrictiy brand new. We must make
quick xofk of Il and sell every
pizao .kis week. There are forty
to Instruments In ail--elghteen
hTs styles and twenty.F0ur $500
sslss As can be easily imagined.
kasing s0rty two pianos thrust on
= 80 anexpeetsdly has taxed us to
O. utmost We must sell pianos.
nd lots Of them
August IL the duliest month in
~ ysaF Ia the piano trade. and tho
izfsosy wants cash or interest bear
"a coHtFacts-at once. Realizing
a. only the most extraordinary
ffas cutting will dispose Of 80
zaaT Instruments quickly AZ this
Ens Of the year. the mAnufactur-
= have Instructed as 10 offer
nsn Al actually less than the fac
tNJ epsi.
furthermore. 20 that nothing
vi stand in the way. terms OF
zFmsni win BE- made 50 low--in
ttk the lowest ever 0ffercd--that
SER home. no matter how modest
y income, can take advantage Of
hls nausnai chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
TodaY's TreasurY statement.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ito.
days treasury statement shows:
Receipts sl.670.654. expenditures
.450. 00o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

SO honest Is Bob Hodge that he
has repeatedly shattered political
precedent BY paying for a substitute
90 do his work when he left Black
Diamond for day. When be start
ed In 20 campaign for the republic
an nomination for sheriff. he made
arrangements for a substitute dep
uty 10 cover his territory
The idea Was shocking 10 Sheriff
Smith. who has followed the prece
dent OF his office and has kept his
numerous deputies campaigning
constantly IN the interests 81 the
county ring But IL gave him an
idea. N Bob Hodge refused 10 cam.
paign for the ring and persisted Ia
campaigning for himself. he would
force Bob into line By ampuiating
his pay as deputy sheriff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

ever were II seems the longer we
are together the stronger our love
lH lie is the same dear hoy. and
he tells me ! am The beat little
girl 10 the world The only time
be II away from me u while he IL
AZ his days employment We spend
all our spare tins together He
would not think OF leaving me 81
an evening. and we certainly enjoy
lfe.
= aiwaya try 81 look my best for
my husband. and he never fails 10
tell me how pleased he 10 with me
Some women sewn 20 lose their
pride after marriage and don't seem
20 care how thsy look No wonder
some men get discouraged say
II a woman IL good and Kind and
neat ahr can win hcf husband every
time. unless he Is a drunkard The
men are not always AZ fault let
my husband see that appreciate
every iltii. act Of Kindness he
shows toward me. aud tell him he
ls a good. dear boy.
Mrs. J. p. L."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Railways carried s77.sO5.1 1913 pas
sengera In the last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

tstsr Special servles.)
LONDON. Aug. it-Known as
the Caterpillar. the English military
authorities are testing az Alderahot
a now type Of military traction en-
CINE that n able % do things al
most superhuman II Is the inven.
tion OF a South African engineer
Henry Wright. and Il terrified the
inhabitants Of Alderahot when they
saw Il for the first time,
The machine Il armor plated. has
few hundred horsepower engine.
aud it runs on eight wheels. oper
ated on two endless chains. stud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11
Told 20 lay Off.

On July 81 Hodge was summoned
by Sheriff Lou Smith and told that.
II he persisted In campaigning for
the nomination for sheriff. he must
lay of until after the primaries
Hodge explained that he had hired
a competent man 60 do his work,
whom he was paying out 81 his own
pocket. but Sheriff Smith could no,
see reason
Apparently forgetting that he,
himself. and most OF his deputies
are constantly campaigning; that
Jim Agnew. the ring candidate for
sheriff. Is drawing hts pay aa eoun'
% auditor. while making bis cam.
pnign; that two county commission.
era are drawing salary from the
county while devoilng their time
and the money OF the county to ~.
forts 10 obtain denomination. and
that county officials have done the
same since the history OF the coun.
" began. sheriff Smith insisted
that Hodge should resign or give
w the campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

Knowing my husband a. ! do
nov would ! marry him again ?
Wen. ! should say not lie goes
out nights till 2 or In the mora.
ting. and when he comes home he
IL a. cross a. an old bear. We
never have any money. always
broke when I want some lie In
never satisfied with anything | do.
na}ef wants 10 80 any place ! do
40 I don't think he il worth going
70 The trouble of marrying again.
MRS r. r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-11

bob Hodge Is a poor man. He re-
Gently mortgaged his home in Black
Diamond In order 90 send his inYa-
"a wife 20 a Seattle hospital for an
operation 10 relieve her suffering
he had no other resources. on which
20 live and make hls campaign than
his salary as deputy sheriff. but
bob Hodge IL q man. He unplnned
the deputy aheriffs badge from his
vest and handed II 90 Sheriff Smith.
4 am going down the line for the
nomination" he remarked quietly.
and left the shefifrs office. not q
deputy sheriff. but candidate for
sheriff. filled with the grim determi-
nation TO win the office and intro
duoe honesty and square dealing
into its affairs
Back ef sheriff Smiths dislike for
Bob Hodge lies strong influence
the Pacific Coast company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

Secretary Root has urged congress
TO reduce to FIVE years the term OF
service OF the young men engaged
as student interpreters In China and
Japan. Some years ago congress was
impelled TO create this corps In order
TO secure bright young men with a
knowledge OF Chinese and Japanese
who would be available for diplomatic
or consular service In the orient.
Therefore. II undertook to pay them a
salary OF $1,000 per annum, allowing
them for two years TO devote their en-.
tire time to the acquisition OF the ori-
entail languages. Now, however, the
students are put 10 work at once in
the embassies or legations and are
not objects OF charity. Secretary Root
In his communication, says:
This solemn obligation 10 remain
In the government service for ten
years, possibly at a salary OF only
1000 per annum. is n very onerous
and serious one for young man TO
assume There is no doubt that II
discourages and turns away many OF
tho most promising men who would
otherwise enter the service as student
interpreters, and In consequence
makes II diflcult for the department
TO MI these positions with young men
OF the best material for future EN-
cieDt officers"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
ELECTION NOTICE
To the Electors of the City of Crystal
Falls, Michigan:

To the Electors of the City of Crystal
Falls, Michigan:
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual election in and for said city will
be held on Monday, the sixth day of
April next, from seven o'clock in the
forenoon to Ave o clock in the after
noon. at the places in the several wards
of said city hereinafter respectively
designated viz, in the First Ward at
the Captains office at the Great West
ern Mine IN the Second Ward at the
basement Of the Lockwood House ana
In the Third Ward, in the building
commonly known as the town hall.
The officers OF said city TO be elected
at said election are ms follows: One
Mayor, one City Clerk and .one City
Treasurer by the electors OF the entire
city one Supervisor. one Alderman
and one Constable by the electors OF the
First Ward one Supervisor, one Alder
man and one Constable by the electors
of the Second Ward ; and one super
visor, one Alderman and one Constable
Ly the electors of the Third Ward.
Dated March 10Th. 1903.
BY Order of the Council,
Robert Munns,
City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
PICK UP PRACTICE
METHODS OF ~sUNDoWNERs" AT
WASHINGTON.
Many Mon OCCUPY Desks In the varI.
Gus Departments While Building
Up a Lucrative Business
on the Side.

Have you never heard OF shutdown
err That's strange; he Is a native OF
Washington, q creature OF the govern
ment The government supports him;
OF course he works-that "a. more OF
less; generally less. and then after
office hours butts I'm" 10 the legit.
mate territory OF another man. who
in his time has been a ''sundowner"
himself; but the positions are re-
versed now and he hates a shutdown
err as a tramp hates soap. says the
Washington correspondent OF the New
York HeEah.
Generally speaking. ''sundowncr'
Il a good fellow. lie is al least indus
trious Does he work? Why OF course
he works He works night and day
that IL. when be Is not too sleepy 10
work in daytime. and even then he
braces UP on bromides and stays
awake and does enough work TO get
himself marked present and keep him
self square with the paymastcr
Now there Is DR.. Jones or Brown or
Smith or any other name you may
choose-he has a sign on his window
that reads:
"Dr. Jones. Office hours: Till $3.50
a. m. 20 D. m"
That sign tells the story DR.. Jones
is ''sundowner" He gets up as early
in tho morning as required. visits his
patients and attends to Office calls.
eats hts breakfast and goes 10 his
desk IN one OF the departments ~ 0
O'Clock and sticks there TIL 4i30 y. IN.
Five O'Clock sees him again in his
own private Office In the role OF a doc
tor. where he practices his profession
tiR bedtime or stays up all night IL
the case requires him 10 do 80.
strange. isubt n. that o man who
has been a ''sundowner" himself. but
who has worked himself into a good
practice Of medicine, dentistry or law.
viii fall into oomponnd commissions
lat the very thought OF consulting with
~sandpwnsr" lie will talkva room
full Of follow professionals deaf and
dumb, n Aot blind. In opposition 20 a
ppopuaal ~ admit one Of his own pro
fasafon Into tho "eocSety." taking the
high grouBd that be is a.-snndowner",
and uercf0ye unworthy of such hon
ors. And Immediately after he has
boen victorious IN bringing about the
Landowners defeat he win Jump In
70 .his carriage, Drive 10 a shutdown
oollega- deliver n, shutdown lecture"
to "sundown class Of shutdown
stisdenfs- al nine OF tan O'Clock at
night who In time will become sun
down doctors" themselves. Funny,
liant tf But that's different you
know. lie gets paid for delivering
~tsznfUwfl lectures
Next morning the shutdown profess
sor- II called 10 the telephone and r.
rsouoeted 70 come 10 a certain house
10 sce child who IL thought 20 be In
great danger and hold a consultation
with DIR. Jones
Now. tfo doctor ~ bound BY certain
ethical lave not 10 cure anybody In
o ponothicsl way. md be must inquire
~ ~ tho standing az pp. Jones before
hB c4n teapond 10 tbs cab So be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

pT~0 improve his style as writer
Benjamin Franklin ms boy
read passages from Addison's
Spectator. then two or three
days later tried 20 reproduce them.
He was careful not 20 memorlze the
language, but only fixed the thought
Ia his mind. then by comparing his
own language with the original was
enabled TO discover the defects in bis
style.
To improve his conduct Franklin
made out a list OF the cardinal virtues
then marked down any mfraction Of
them during each day lie also adopt
cd early In life a set OF simple rules
for his guidance.
In youth Franklin happened TO read
Xenophon's description OF the Socratic
method, and II made n lasting impress
sion on his mind. He decided to drop
the dogmatic way OF making state
ments AMI 10 follow the plan OF the
wise old Athenian. To this habit OF
asking questions and making sugges-
tive and tentative statements rather
than being self assertive and positive
Franklin ascribed much OF his later
success as a writer and diplomat
lie ran away from Boston while
mere STRIPPING, yet before he left he
had read every book on which he could
lay his hands. He even went without
his lunches with the twofold object OF
having more time IN which to read and
of having more money 10 spend for
books.
Frankfin's first notable success was
with poor Richards Almanac" the
quaint and wise sayings In which at
tanned immediate and worldwide pop
ularity and were translated into almost
every known tongue.
In Frankln's electrical experiments,
especially the famous one with the kite.
he endangered his life, yet so intent
was he on discovering the truth that
he seemed utterly Indifferent to per-
sonal peril.
I Franklln's moral courage was shown
nowhere more than I'm his treatment or
his illegitimate son, William. lie took
the boy 70 live In his own home and
introduced him everywhere as his sou.
both in America and Europe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

Baron Kogoro Takahira. who sue
ceeds Vlscount Siuzo Aoid as Japa.
nese ambassador extraordinary aud
plenipotentiary. is well known in this
country. whore, during several years.
at different periods. he has represent
ed his government in Washington as
an attache, as first secretary of the 10
cation. as minister and now as am
bassador. He also served for time
as consul general in New York.
At the present moment when the
diplomatic post az Washington is be-
yond all doubt the most important
under the direction OF the foreign Of
foe at Tokyo, II may well DO said that
the Japanese government could not
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04


asks: What DIR. Jones Is In attend
ance?"
"Dr. Jones on x street."
Il don't think know him. Oh, yes.
I remember him now. believe he is
employed IN the war department. Yes.
! DO know him quite we'll Let me see.
I am quite busy Just now and don't
see how can possibly get there.
Perhaps you had better send for DR..
Freefoot; he Is said TO be a good
man" Aside TO himself. And he Is not
In the society" Yes. he Is man OF
good repute; at least. have never
heard anything 10 tho contrary. Good
day"
Five years later DIT. Jones has re-
formed He has left his government
job. having secured paying practice.
and Is now sorry he was ever 40 non
ethical as 10 be a "sundowner." and
has said 80 He is admitted into the
society. and afterward takes the OPP
portunity 10 educate the public 10
avoid SHUTDOWN" doctors as heretical
and as a class only half educated and
generally unfit to be intrusted with
human lie.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

Some government Jobs are snaps"
and particularly those held by men in
Uncle Sans employ. The women, how.
ever. generally have TO work hard for
every cent they receive, and In some
instances ability is actually the stand
ard on which salaries are paid. At
any rate that Is the case In regard TO
Miss Margaret V. Kelly OF the treas
ury department, who Is said to be the
highest paid woman employe OF the
government. Miss Kelly works In the
mint bureau and owing 70 the excel
lcnce OF her work was recently raised
from $1,000 10 $4,000 a year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
Land Notice
James b. Bradley,
Auditor General.

First publication March % Last May
2, 1908
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at, Marquette, Mich.
March 10. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Albert
Laufenburg Of Crystal Falls. Michigan.
has filed notice of his intention 10
make final five year proof in support
OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. iO6S3 made July 3. 1902. for the
wTof neA and sell of ne 4 section 8.
township az north, range 30 west and
that said proof will be- made befoi Q
County Clerk, at Crystal Falls, Mich.
on May 7, 1908.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of. the land, viz:
James ii. johnson, Alex Dalpra Otto
Geske and Casper Aberle. all OF Crystal
FANS Mich. James Donovan.
Register.