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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
Household goods and piano moving
lei. Hop = Eel ~ 100 Coml
Reflection on Grandmother

Jimmie sat on the enopping block
renectiyely twiddling his fingers.
should he go fishing or play ball? His
grandmother called from the open win.
DOW Jimmie! Don't you know
satan finds some mischief still for idle
hands to do? Bring in a basket Of
chips Replied Jimmie with a
tWinklel--That amt no mischief
Lippincott's.
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EACH SIDE SUSPICIOUS


week. An armed body OF men. alleg
| ing that they feared fraud in the cleo
ton toroibly seized the official bal
lots Friday and carried them to a re
mote part OF the county where they
defed arrest for some time Yester.
day following a raid in which hun
dreds of armed men, supporting the
Redwine or Democratic ticket. took
possession OF the court house and
threatened serious trouble Pending
the controversy over the possession
OF the ballot a truce was entered into
which it was thorght tonight. would
end the hostilities
However, both sides are suspicious
OF each ather, and fear that the com.
promise agreed upoa will not be re-
speeted. Judge Adams thereupon
asked for troops.
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30 MORE GAMES TO
BE PLAYED This YEAR.

West Point, N Y. Oct ST. ~ Because
Of the death of Cadet Eugene A.
I.fne. of the United States Military
Academy football eleven, no more
football will be played by West Point
this year. This statement was made
By Superintendent Scott of the
Academy late tonight, after a con-
sultation with the athletic authorities
OF the academy on the death of Byrne,
who expired this morning from the
Injuries he received in the Harvard
game yesterday
This means the cancellation Of the
annual struggle between the Army
and Navy which was 70 have taken
Place al Philadelphia November u.
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Suffering cats said the dramatic
critic TO feliow-worker during the
second act of the muchly-boosted play.
why, that STACEY star doesn't do a
thing but play to the gallery Shows
his gratitude, chuckled the other:
the gods are the only persons pres
ent that paid to get int" Illustrated
Sunday Magazine
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ADDITIONAL BRIEFS.
Riding "8Iind".

Two boys agsl about 10 or -
years were found yesterday with n
shepherd dog on the end of a mail car
on Illinois Central train No, 2 the
boys when questioned stated that they
had started from New Orleans and
were on their way to ST. Louis whore
they had an uncle They We're put off
the train at Cairo Junction but are be-
lieved to have boarded the train again
and tried to get their destination, as
they could not be found.
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soon began clearing away the debris
and fallen slate in the lower levels Of
the mine. where the explosion occur
red, but it was hours before they
gained any perceptble Roadway,
When the final barrier of rocks was
passed the rescue party found twelve
huddled forms close together. the
bodies indicating that the men had
died of suffocaton
The mine officials refused to give
any definite information as to the
cause of the explosion.
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Jupson EXPRESSES REGRET.

Chicago, Oct, 3l.-President Judson'
ct The University OF Chicago, ex-
PRESSED great regret at the death OF
hngene Bylne. OF the West Point foot
bah team. today, and said
AT Chicago we have never had any
fatal accidents and only few of a
SCI ions nature" He would not make
an extended statement at present.
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WILL HAVE NO EFFECT.

New York, Oct alas to the FL
ture of football in Princeton, Yale
Harvard and otter big colleges, tie
opinions that have reached here are
that the death OF Bvrne viii not affect
the game.
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Somewhat orewsome occupatio,.

one of the strangest signs in New
York city Is in an undertaking estab-
lishment in Eighth avenue. 1t is not
conspicuously displayed, but 1t serves
to startle when first noticed. 1t reads;
We make speciality of exhuming
bodies where desired"
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NO CLUE; NO ARRESTS
Concluded From First Page.)

floor. The Premier theatre. a low
priced vaudeville house adjoining, was
filled with people when the bomb ey.
ploded There was a panic but no one
was injured, There were no arrests
and there is no clue TO the bomb
thr0wers.
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MAY BE FATALLY INJURED.

kokomo, Ind. Oct SIN foot
ball game between kokomo and No
h'esviIle, today, Ogle Seagrayes. Of
Kokomo, was probably fatally injured
by kick on the back of the head
which induced commissions.
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DICKINSON EXPRESSES REGRET

New Orleans, Oct Il Secretary OF
Var Dickinson expressed deep re-
gret here tonight a. ;ae death of Ca
Diet Byrne but declined to make a
Istateemnt concerning the possible eff
feet of the cadets death on football
lat the Military Academy
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Work Means Grn,.,th

Work is the only means of growth.
Not to work is to keep always an un.
developed hand, or heart, or brain.
The things which work may achieve
are not half so important as that
which work does in us.-Turner.
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death of Byrne Is apou, the same to
might as it has been for two weeks.
The surgeons expect that his injury
will result in death
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me earth removed to make a post
hole isn't sufficient in quantity to fin
It again. even with the addition of Tia
post, which takes up much space. The
farm hand doesn't know why this ID
so, but it is.-New York Press.
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&c Superior TO Small Worries.

Cultivate the feeling that your spirit
can rise above small bothers. If you
feel superior and attain the lofty air
you viii save yourself lots of friction.
Groyeling is hard on the knees.
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ANOTHER INJURED.

Omaha Oct 31-Coe Cody. stu
dent Of Creighton college, broke his
collar bone during a football game
here today.
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DIED FROM INJURIES.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3l-Michael
Burke, aged q, of Shenandoah. Pa,
died here today from injuries receiv
ed in football game yesterday.
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Daily Thouuht,

That which music expresses is ete--
nal and ideal. 1t does not give voice
TO the passion, the love, the longing
of this or the other individual, under
these or other circumstances; but to
passion, love, longing Itself. Wagner.
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Fer GOSSARD coRSETs and
iressmaking call on Mrs r. Nottage.
Home phone 1871, 1900 Washington
avenue.
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POLISH UP YOUR FLOORS.

P. 7. Langan has the best JapalaC
md Old English Floor Wax.
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ONLY Chance.

The young man leads his bride TO
tie altar. but that's as far as he goes
in the leading business.-The Madaiar
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Chronic.

Away down in her heart" said the
boarding house philosopher. every
woman is pessimist When any
calamity happens she always wants to
know the worst, and isn't happy until
she hears 1t
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HICKORY STOVE W0Cc st.5o
Big load, stove size, delivered. Both
phones Clark -Danforth Handle Co
Beware Of Bust.

Bright minds come through frequent
-se Of the mental machinery.
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BELIEVED THE GAME
WILL Be ABOLISHED
Concluded from First Pagel.

the abandonment of the game. The
matter will be taken up by the ath-
letic council OF the academy Wednes-
dat.
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In Cairo nearly everybody reads tn,
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

For Sale-City-bToke horse. Apply
to Geo. r. Carnes. at store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

For Sale-City-b1oke horse. Apply
to Geo T. Carnes. at store.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

EDISON. vAllaes arrier, l1rs.s
Wallace Warner, srheodore Hol-i
lister, John Conway And all persons
ssss md parties mn known claiming any.
i right, title, estate. interest or lien
81 In or on the real estate descrf6Ady
In the comp laint. 81
II Notice Ii i hereby given that I. an
action has been commenced In the
District Court for st. Louis County.
Mipnesota. by the above named plain.
tin Agatngt tfs Shove named defend-5
claim. I' e ts asfsna.nts 81. md
each Of them to the lands ana preni1As
hereinafter described and to obtain q
decree Of the said Court, determining
and ad5ndging that none .of the said
aetendants have any interest IN or lien
part thereof and that, the titiesof the
plaintiff to said IEemises is good AMI
valid and that the defendants and each
OF them be forever barred and on ]:
Joined from claiming any right, title,
or interest in or to said lands and
The Complaint & ST the paint p1aintitr ia tn.
above entitled action 10 now on file
In the office OF the Clerk Of the Disc
tr1ct Conxt in and for said st. Louis
County, Minnesota. 5.s- -. q. 81 i
+ The property. described in said COM
plant 1s situate In the County ct 81.
Louis and state. of, Minnesota, torWit. IS
! Northwest quarter Of tho South
west quarter OF Section twelve, Town.
chip fifty-on North. Range fifteen
. Dated July Let. IL; 1909; :. j
a1e-s17; Burrows B1dg. Duluth, MINI.
Labor World, July s. 10. r.; "a, 81
and Aug. 1e0o.st:e !. * y
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tonight, and I'm going this time tor
ever" ! $y!SS ss1%
"You. are going to stay; here With
metz cried Douglas.
mo, no, Mr.. John! rye made up my
mind, and won't be to blame for your
unhappiness." She faced him firmly
now. II don't belong to your world,
and don't want to try any more. Tn
what he called me----l'm q circus. riding
girl. I was born in the circus, and III
never change. That's my work-riding
and It's yours 70, preach. You; must
do your work, and IN d ntne. S
: She started toward the ring. Mloiss
and Barbarian were already waiting at
the entrance. ! = &. t:. M M
"Elo1sev She took one step toward
her, then stopped at the sound 6f Bar
ker's voice. e., 4
Ladies and gentlemen" he called,
although we are obliged to announce
that our star rider, Miss Polly, will NOT
appear tonight, we offer you in her
place an able substitute, Mile El1dsa,
on her black, untamed horse BarbA-
rian." ~s155]' & - y
Eloise put her hands on the horsess
back to mount. u.
mo, nor cried Polly. :.
The other girl turned In astonish-
ment at the agony in her voice. 4~s T
"Pollyr' .f::=,:: ...>, =: ::
swat, Eloisel I'm going to rider I; I.
''You can't, not Barbarianl He don't
know your turn" ~: r. 49, 80
$50 much the betterr' She seized tia
bride from the frightened girls hand.
"Pollyr' shouted Douglas. He had
followed her to the entrance. ~
~ must! willw. .-.
She dew into the ring before he
could stop her. He took one step 10
follow her. 8.
you'd better, let her alone and get
out Of here" said Strong. His voice
was like drebrand to. Douglas. He
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
TAUGHT THE SLIP or ARMS JUST As Was
ABOUT TO SINK PAINTING RENRATH THE Hof2az,s Hooga
"What do you mean by thatr' shout

"What do you mean by that7' shout
ID Strong. ..~7 :.
II mean that stayed with you and
yeus narrow minded congregation be-
tore because believed you needed mo.
But now this girl needs me more. She
needs me to protect her from just such
Injustice as yours"
YOU'D better. be protectin' yourself.
That's my advice to you" ~. :
II can Do. that without your advice. !"
maybe you can find another church
With that circus 'r1din' girl a-hangin'
round your 11eck.''
Ties right" cried Polly. 'sYou
couldn't" She chung to the pastor In
terrified entreaty. "You couldn't fet
another church. They'd never, never
forgive you. It's no use. You've rot to
let me 60! You've got tor = -.
''Listen, Polly" He drew her toward
him. God IL greater than any church
or. creed. There's work to be- done
evofywher-hfs work.
You'll soon ind out about that; ~
thundered Strong. !, .f.
SO will," answered Douglas, with
BIZ head thrown high. ~ri1is child has
opened new world to mo. she has
shown me broader, deeper humanity.
She and I will find the way together"
= Is went be an easy one, I'll promise
you that Strong turned to so. u. '# 81. 4.
TIN not looking tor the easy way
Douglas called after him: then he turn.
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turned upon him, white with rage.
"You drove her to thfs.a Hls' lists
WIRE clinched. He drew back 10 strike.
Jim came from behind the wagons
just IN time to catch the upiifted arm.
"Leave him to me- This amt no par.
sons job" The pastor lowered hid
arm, but kept his Threatening eyes o,,
the deacon's face. -: ;- ~. &C., r IL.
''Where's Poll7" asked Jim - =.
Sin there" Douglas pointed toward
the main tent without turning III
head. He was still slaring 1t the dea.
con and breathing hard. : ss& :t.SS
"What!' cried Jim IN alarm. Ed
faced about and saw Eloise. He guess-
Cd the truth. A, few quick strides
brought him to the entrance curtains.
He threw them back una looked into
the ring. ..... ~. ss.Ss ~. "A. ~:
my: aodl, why don't Barker stop,
her - 5... z: :s.:' s'51 :
What is it7'' called Douglas. Hs
forgot the deacon In his terror 1T inns
behavior, and Strong was ables 10 nip
away unnoticed. j IA i, NJ
.'She's goin' to rtdA She's eoin' u
ride Barbarianr' LIZ > sSs5 ssss .%z
Douslas CROSSED % his SIDE md
hooked. = q &. 4 i..3 is:,s
Polly was springing on to the haek
Of Barbarian. He was poorly trained
horse, used BY the other girl Tor -more
shpwy but lees dangerous fsatss than
rolly' 5ts ss;S5 i.
"shes goin' through her regular turn
With 1pel him. Shes trying to- ~ II
meek, said Jim. "she wvyants tostlo Il Il
3 It's your9 faultr' he cried, tusnlnk xpon
DouslAs With bloodshot syss. HS 40
half 4, Insane = "a cared littls s.
duhd1 Z. B
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"Bargainr' echoed Douglas. "what
bargain I"
"oh, please, Deacon strong. please.
didn't mean to see him--I didn't, tru-
ly:.'' She hardly knew what she was
saying.
''What bargainy' demanded Douglas
H''She told me that you and her
wasn't ever goin' to see each other
ag'lni" reared Strong. IF I'd knowed
she was goin' to. keep on with this
kind Of thing you wouldn't have got
.ssrgsS easy -.
$50 that's it!'' cried Douglas It
was all clear to him now. He recalled
everything - her hystertcal behavior,
her laughter, her tears. 1T was you
who drove that child back to this" He
glanced at Polly. The narrow shout
ders were bent forward. The nervous
little fingers were easping and unclasp-
Ing each other. Never before had she
seemed 80 small and helpless.
"Oh, please, Mr.. John, please don't
make him any worsev'
"Why didn't you tell neT' he de-
ManOcO.
- 1T would have done no good,": she
sobbed. "Oh. why-why won't you
leave me alone?' a.
1T would have done all the good In
the world. What right had he to send
you back to this?"
Il had every right" said Strong
stubbornly.
"What?" cried Douglas.
1T was my duty" ".' ~
"Your duty7 Your narrow minded
bigotfy!'
II don't allow no man to talk to me
Nike that, not even my parson.''
"1'm not your parson any longer"
declared Douglas. He faced, Strong
squarely. He was master Of his own
affairs at last. Polly chung to him,
begging and beseeching.
"Oh, Mr.. John, Mr.. 1ohnr'
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STATE or MINNESOTA, puNTY or.
81 LDuis-ae. 5%: s II
To q. Brooks. ct Il. 4*f
Take notice, thats the owing de-
strtbed piece or parcel Of II ID, situated
II: the County Of st. Louis nd State Ut
Minnesota, to-wit; UNDIVIDED three
Mfths Of lot number tent three,
(und. 3-6 o1 lot 73l d, uppeT1O Duluth, st.
Leuls avenue. accofd ding ~ The record
~ plat thcrsof. wAs pn ths- nd day q
re q. the sum Of -Four md
tax judgment entered lTF u District
Court In the said * ountyad 81 Louis
] On the Fist day OF March; d. 1885,
In proceedings to enforce yment OF
taxes de1inqsleat Appn sree1 Estate FOR
the yeAr 1850. for the "a lid county 0s
Ct. Louis, aTld was an day Of
1 July, y. 1903, asst Gned 81 the State
/ 6f MinnAeotAs tor Forty eilt Dollars
and Thirty -seven Cents. Ehat the
nm cunt requtred 10 rsdeeM lich lands
from such 9esi1 nrn snt sxclu| ne Of TIM
[aald g1uui 0t Forty -el1ht DpI4fs ami
therson sc the fa ies df ona|per cent
h psf month from gaid RI Ne pf JulV,
h 1909, to the time of such II empt ION.
L That 14ld mount feQuirAd ID redeem
/ calculated u the y1It0 o6 81 u notes
4 ~ the f1ttn1 ok 44Ss I, and le j. time
Edssn fso Nm ssid III assi sdns Mi, s. *
|Ipire alxtz s. this
otieA Dnoo1s theEe pt shes "a fIl4a
s1iin 10 fficG ofs Il NJ oliIity dlSor ~
l4nf kot cunt TIN ~
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sHER1FF,s .Ex,Elzc.r1r1on SALE

\ SHER1FF'S EXECUTION SALE.
4. Under and by virtue Of an Execution;
District Court OF the state OF Mime
; rs, IN and Tor the Eleyenth judicial
sA Judgment duly rendered. In the Mo-
st. Louis County, Minnesota, OF, the
tthefelAnsRhsreins NV altef M. Thompson.
was Plaintiff and Charles q. French
D ! nSs IN favor .of said Plaintiff
sum Of dignity -seven and 54-1O0 Dol
lars transcript Of which said judg-
,ment was thereafter and upon the 10th
day Of June 1909, duly flied and dock
seted N the office Of the Clerk Of said
County, tMinnesota, which said Execu-
stion has to 4Ine as Sheriff OF said st.
Louis county been duly. directed and
delivered Ithave levied upon ana will
cash bidder. at the front door 81 the
Court House, In the City of Duluth, In
said County Of st. Louis, On Saturday,
the 28th day Of August, 1909, at ten
all right, title and interest that above
named udgment debtor had in and to
the real estate hereinafter described
ON the t1nd day Of June, 1909. that be-
Ing the. date Of rendition Of said Judg-
;ment, or any interest therein which
said Judgment debtor may have since
that day acquired. The description OF
the property being as follows, to-wtt:
West half Of northwest quarter OF Sec
ter 81 'northeast quarter nr and northeast
quarter OF southeas< quarter OF Section
thirty 800, all In Township, fifty
E(67l north, Range thirteen 113) West,
In st. 1tonis County, Minnesota, accord
ST. Dated Duluth, Minn., July 2rd, 1903.
- WIN. j.. BATES,
!: .s ,..s.,- ssherin st. Louis County, MINI. "
BY s. L. PIERCE, Deputy. :a=s: g. 4 ~ b
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seoy9, 9an manne rHVEeserlbed by 3ecflon
tnesota for ths yssr is77 ana am enc
staents hsr&tu. as 80 ssG
s D.5 1909 No 81.
fs Audst6r 81. sui 'co ala.,.' Vim 81
81 s.t5s BY II A.. n ATtVIf, -
IF. 6 *ss yss Deputy.
tx, MINI. -. 1, 10 s-35
Labor WoF4d; July 81, AiK. TIL. ii .s44ss

tssal County Auditor, ST. Louis Goun-
Labor 3 M VIZ July .s1 Aux.
a1srtlssl q i q g . 9a1e.
q. Default ]. having been msAs Ii tho
One Hundred sixty-{our andilao 100
D ,ei g. hitch i Z claimed - be due
upon esrtatn Mortgage, duly exc.
ana Bertha Johnson, his wife. Mort
eagors, g 8 Fitg ger Brewing Company.
q corporations under laws Of, Mime
Cd e %th p a.ss 81 s aas
therein contained, duly rscorded in the
Office OF the Register or Deeds, In and
Tor the County Or sc. Louis and State
15os at IS ooiook ~ Il NJ II BOOK q u rs
e MortsAges. or p.ie sb. ana +. no
aetioaa or cssdinE having been insti-
tuted, q. law or otherwise. TO recover
%. DEB secursd. by nd MortgAse Or
81; Thsrefors, Notice Is ITsrAby
0iySn, That by. vittus ok the power Of
sAl6 contained lin tAid Mortgage, and
pursuA NJ No. the stat lts I'm Auoh case
made and .pfoYidsd the sald 6ortgAgei
prsn1ises dssefibsd in ind convsysd' 81
Iot ~ Nas,ber Z s 81 III, III block
5Muthher INenty x roy IN thu; Town saf
YlfStnia GU 9Ccofd3n9 to the Recorded
Plat thereon on 4f1 and Of record In
the onlos Of the Register 81 DEEDS In
and Tor said 100 unt Lot two (1): OF
asntion twenty -thres t3s1 In Town.
sait FIFTY eight (5s) North Of Range.
fasss Ms.f g H. r see
United States st3oyernnnettsu survey
thsrsof, Sub3ect to dsad Tor timber res;
eorde6 IL 15pok nv IL Deeds On geI
81 fnE St. Ioui1 County and State, az
MtnnS4ota. d with the .heroditAnents
and sAppartenAnces; which sAls III be;
mats by the aheriht of SsAid 81. Louis:
County Ut the front door sc the Court
H1ouaas ~ the i, CITY Is Duluth q said
OF August, 1909. ct 10 o'clock a.. NJ Of;
that day, At public vendue, 70 tho;
highest bidder tor cash, to pay said
debt. and interest," III d $tAxes, faf any.
on said premises, and HAventy-dXe
pollarY. Attorneys fess.f as stipulated
In and by said Mortgage In case Of
fofeolosurS, And thu disbursements al
lowed by law; subjsct TO. redemption
e any time within one pear from the
# Dated July ~, "a. u. 1909. /!
!" Fl9aER BREWINGi COMPANY,
K .5sS 5s= BY a. F1TaER, President. !
,.z II. g. scrM1DT, Attorney. s 'ses'
labor World, July 17-s4-3i. Aug: Tit:
X IL 1909. SIS * zi.- ~ .Ss
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e. Louis. - 80 e
Il p ,PIststo. Court Eleventh yudie,a,
Robert "a. Jones' Plaintifr, !.
David J. Jones, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railroad Company, q
Ss corpofation, 7sse Joseph s. Grover
Il Charles s LANCE, M, Manges, Daniel
Mol4ann, Daniel McLaren, Alexander
Z McItaren, Elk Rosen, Filing Chris
ttanson Rpsand, Stanton p. Seavey
and all other persons and. parties
unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, interest Or lien In or on the
real r estate described in the COM
! plant, Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above
named defendants: - S.
. Yon are hereby summoned and Fre-
Qu1red to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff In the above entitled action,
which Is fled In the Office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court, Of the
County Of st. Louis and State of Mins
ne40tas and to serve copy OF youA
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office In the Burrows
Duluth, st. Louis County
Minnesota. within twenty days after
the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day Of such service:
and Il you fan to answer the said
the plaintiff An this action viii apply
e t. he Court fof t the RELIEF demanded
Dated June 24th, 1909. - =
JOHN b. ARNOLD,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, s.
= 316-917 Burrows Bldg.
q }4ss7tgES X as:55< Duluth MINI. 49,