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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03
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Mrs William G. Jennings and daugh-
tor Will leave the first OF next week for
Portland. Or, and Seattle, WASH, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace M. Bransford
have gone to Idaho and later they will
make trip through Yellowstone park
and be away about six weeks.
Hiss Margaret ISingman of Brooklyn,
m r., Is here to spend the summer
Rransford apartments.
Miss Lydia White has been spending
two weeks as the guest OF Miss Ruth
'rreweek in Park City
Mr.. and Mrs Louis j. Seckeis. who
We've married in Chicago June %, are
here, the guests of Mr.. Seclsel's par
ents.
F. W. Naylor has gone to Boise, Ida, .
where Mrs. Naylor will join him next
week, and they will make their home
there.
4 Miss Grace Frost and her aunt. Miss
tGilnIei', expect to = leave SHORTLY Z for,
h trip through Yellowstone park.
. q . i q
Mrs. H. p Henderson, who has spent
several weeks in hisaiE is now eis-
iting her sister III Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ii 4 ssowles returned
Thursday from three weeks spent in
several of the eastern cities.
&. $50
Mr.. and Mrs; Edward Merrill have s4s
their guest Mrs. Merriil's SISTER, Mrs.
Rice, of Laramie, Wyo. IL.
s. W Derrah and son Robert arc Wis.,
ting at Mr.. Derrahis old home ir Penn
sylvania.
Mrs John a Earle is home from a
month spent with her parents in Kan
sas.
!. MI. and Mrs. Mark w. Liliard will.
/ ne home Sunday from their wedding
"trip
M,.rand Mrs. w. C. Bogu4 have rs.
their guest Mr., Rogue's father of 1lli-.
nois
| Mrs. X s. Moffet and Mis- Moffet
are in Provo canyon. where they Will
| spend the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. d. Hammond have
| as their guest for a few weeks, Miss
4 Carolyn Rafener OF Redding. Pa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Airs have re-
turned from month in southern Cali.
fornia.
4 Mrs. w, II. Bancroft aud Miss Marie
bancroft have returned from several
weeks spent in the east
Il +. Il
DR.. Katherine Eager will Leave early
in July for Rrtaatoa. to spend y few
weeks.
4 Sam Palmer Of Hot Strings. Ark. is
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- .l.
ing for Seattle. Wash. where they
VIII spend three weeks.
Mr., and MRS. W,sD. Harris of ST.
Louis expect to spend several WAek..
in Salt Lake. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs w, A. Needham,
Mr.. and Mrs. : wizard Hanson viii
spend the Fourth and the week. fol
lowing at Idlewild, in Ogden canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Armstrong are
at home to their friends in the Mere
dith apartments.
F. s. Ferry is home from short
/. Miss Irene Blood has returned from
9 trip to Southern California.
Mrs. S. d. Evans. who has spent the
past month in the east, is now visiting
friends in Richmond, Ind. and Will
be home this evening.
4 Fred C. Nelles Of Los Angeles, Cal,
spent Wednesday here at the home Of
j. j. Stewart! on his way to Tacoma
and San Francisco, cal
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul G. Potter
months stay in Santa Barbara and
San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. George Ii Nye is expected to
spend several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Webher.
4 MI. and Mrs. James J. Burke will
leave early in the fall for Milan. Italy,
where both expect to study vocal nlll-
sic for two years.
Miss Rea Nibley has returned from,
a short visit with friends in Idaho.
now visiting In Milwaukee, Wis. will
sba home the last of next week, from
"A month spent in the east.
Il Mrs. Adolph Anderson will leave this
evening for Portland. Or. land Seattle.
Wash Later she will join her daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie. In Oakland, Cal,
MIR. and AIRS. o. j. Salisbury re-
turned Monday e3ening from their we'd
ding trip. and arc here with Mrs. Mar
garet Salisbury.
Miss Dorothy Kinney has returned
from Europe and is n guest at the
Judge home with Mrs John e. Wood
ward.
Miss schulwin and Miss: Mcdowell OF
Denver are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Van Dyke.
Mrs. r.. V. Hunt will leave this
month to visit her mother In yYiscon-
sin fol. the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Leo Trent has gone to East Au-
burn CAL where she Will be the guest
Of her brother, L, C. Trent, until after
the wedding of her niece, Miss Leila
Trent, and James D. Meredith, which
takes place today.
Paul Williams has returned from
Cornell university.
The Misses Mary and Abbie Bishop.
| who have been spending. n few days in
| Portland, Or, are now IN Seattle
Wash. where they will spend the sum-
| mer with theii. sister, Miss Harriet
! bishop.
Miss Sybil Anderson has gone to
j Oakland. after spending a few days
| here with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ander-
| son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Lewis, Jr..
have returned from their wedding trip
and are. ut home at 425 Thirteenth East
street. I,
Mrs. w $. MCCORMICK is visiting her
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JULY 8 1909

will spend their vacation in the city
with their father, j. 81 Davenport.
Rheinhart Gideon. the son OF
Judge Valentine Gideon. has returned
home for the summer from An y t'Afzt
college. 81 h Y. j Il
Nj. and Mrs. Thonas sstott sl,ayo5
returned from, an extensive eastern
trip. 4; iassgs
Mrs. 3. e. olimstead has retuyned
from q visit through soutl'erti q IL
ifornia. ils.
S5 Mr.. land Mrs. vii lam b irschall !. Of
land Mrs r.. o. Brown for a few
weeks.
Eddie Mi lcr,H train /, d ispat chera OF
the Southern 4 FRcif les CT company Is
spending his vacation in the east.
Last week he was tllef kuost Of ED
Linehan atsyN dstoc n q io. d He will
visit New 70 and coneyfsI Island be
fore he returns home. Is. 53s ss
Miss Margaret Hamill has gone to
Salt Lake where she viii attend the
summer school Of the state univ 't.l,-s
ssitS
M Miss Maud Busch of Salt Lake was
the guest OF Miss yegn Fulton during
the past week. II
Mrs Grant Van Duzee and children
of jackson. Michigan are visiting Mrs.
Van Dnzee's sister. Mrs. Anna Chris,
Hansen.
Chief Clerk Robert Reynolds of
Supt. Manson's office accompanied by
Mrs Reynolds has returned from a
visit with relatives in Iowa. 81
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In Woman's World.

me +.h,o .o,.,,;, !,
III, a,sra az xiGe Lor a roufln u
Mi, ait ,I.Iit ail9uip De ol nlue ehiilas
howl will com olefa tha natr;otio coln,.
scheme me iniace.carf]s NAV have I'M
flags in the corner and the seryiettes
NAV be folded into tent-sfane wifi
E Wee nag fIyinp from the ION and +
toy soldier for Sentry standing before
each. TO carry out tho 'coIorsschen1es
the SCUM may he cream, Of corn With
little red stars cI,t from slices az heet
floating il II and the t1sh cnlirse NAV NAV
he Iohster IN rci ~ With nnt,tnss
tF,a risiennc 2uti i 4 :, 4, 80, n,Inr y,
the esnanss ef tba ny goa,i,a .o. of Won't,
food 5 q - 7 4 e q
.4e
A five.thousan -ao11a,. 1,,e,;oni ~
Iife,s Fresh Air .En,,d 10 tho n.rant;calg
and enduring 5for,n 'tbat :. c, ',,iI.,hl
woman has adonted ~. q 81 r,en'orisi "a
her hmshand nj, IL las hea,, .,ddaa Ia
tie sandownent''oP ~ f,,nd and lie
income viii every veaI, nrn,.iGe q am
mer' 'oI1tinr FOR ,,,1ra la, fiftv chI.
dran II .is M nfta, ti,aa ,ijtsrnTy
3narodical accnrn !; sI,os ~, ,,,,ab l..t
the M-aI &c dirent ,,Tii.,tbrnrw M
since lis inst,t,,tinn r, ifa,a Eresr M,s
Fund has takan more than es ooh
non,.N ohiidra : t,a,,, ~, ~, Si,,y,
n r, RI y n n
stay Z i, tbe e cl,,,,tru dnri 4 no ho.
weather ~ MD .s,,, : az !. ~
=. II :
!, y, .Nl1e .tnousafla nine shunerea ~
flfty glris out OF every ten thousall
4 are sacrinced IN our method % CIV
cation according to Katharine tgsi ss..
Ton In Womanss Home Com pallloil IL IL +
july. out OF every ten thousand g, ,,,s
VINO enter our primary schoo's 5on,,s5
ilfty go 70 college yet every %, one ~
Ihe Ten tho r,sand is prerairefd loL Su aa
lege. me nine Thousand nine fuila re-
and nifty WHO will pc Wage-earl,e,,ssS
ana nome makers are entirely festee.-
ed. Il
FOR example, says MISS Eggisstp''
Helen's school has not MADE
popular, SO today Helen has sereia'
IDEAS firmly implanted IN her pra.,,,
First, education Offers 9 sure esSapti
from domestic work. which IS OF az,
work the most mental. second .ns
woman who has an Income o. ne,
own Is more independent than the Wy,
man who makes home FOR q nv
who provides the income. tlierei,u ~, Z.
she is to be emnlated- Third. me ssr',i
merical or Industrial world.
fright here we find Helen ,desI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03
. axe were Ia Logan during M 90.

Lake were IL Logan during the wes,.
II Joel, Jim and Josenb M,
,np from Salt Lake Thursday ''s -, : cana
Horace Netbelrer and Geo ,r,ss 81 and With
spent the remainder Of the - n rsenson,s
Logan canyon. IS u Is - week v in
S1 y Hanson, Preston Thar.
y. - Bulge and Dir. Enisa , ,.atteher,
Cache Junction Thursday after ment 70
meet the state dentists, Who ICON n..sgl To;
their way to Logan to hold the gete :, on
convention !, I on Friday and satns STATE
; a the Saturday session thsv suUt ,eia
b ,alq IN Logan CANYON NY We're ere
a 9. IS party was given in their hpn. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

TRANSPARENT BLOUSE WITH BRAIDED PATTERN
increased fall
This pattern
white
vest which is braided with
en the
Land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

day given for Miss Cora Little, one OF
the summers brides, the decorations
being in roses and four tables played,
Mrs. Edward Merrill entertained at
luncheon ON Tuesday, pink roses form
ing the csnterpiece md covers Being
laid for about q dozen.
Mrs, w. T.. Purviance entertained the
Post Bridge club IN Tuesday. the prizes
going to Mrs. Rifenberick and Miss
Williams. III
MI Fred Smith entertained at q din
ner at the University club on Tuesday
in honor of Miss Mary Brodie Gf
owensboro. nv, who is a guest at the
Mcmillan home. ii WI
Miss Alice Wells and Miss Mary
Wells entertained AT a dancing
party on Monday night at her
home in honor of Miss Grace Grant
and Isaac b Evans whose marriage
took place this week. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in roses, and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

HAT TRIMMED WITH SWEET PEAS
all in uxurnt
andl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

lawn lit with Japanese lanterns, about
40 friends enjoying the pleasant affair,
Assisting the hostess were Mrs II. ",
Sloan and Miss Mary Wells.
Mrs. Jack Keith entertained at a
delightful bridge party on Monday in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Charles Blythi
of Evanston, six tables being played
and the decorations We're in crimson
rambler roses and pink and white
sweet peas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

"out at Wandaynere far from
city's glare and iar."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

either smaller lunciiecns We're given
by Miss Marge Miller, Mrs Adoipn
naer. Mrs q r., x. Smith, Mrs Y
Fabian Mrs. Brig Cannon, Mrs a, ;.
z Howe L. :ssi $500 -aaE 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

Another pretty luncheon Of the day
way that given by Mrs. Will Ellerbeck
f5rl Mrs. C. L. Carter, the decorations
r4ing in crimson ramblcrs ana covers
a1afl fn,, "a tal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

Mrs William G. Jennings and daugll-
tor will leave the first Of next week for
Portland Or, and Seattle, Wash, where
they will spend the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. David Gloyd. who,
were Ogden visitors for the past two
weeks. have returned to their home
In Ely, Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

Miss Margaret Mcclure was hostess
at a luncheon at the Country club On
Wednesday, the table being decorate, esI
iii Observation-Disclosures and covers it.'u, II Z,
aho,,t II guests. The affair. was ~
honor Of Miss Julia Banks and MISS
Margaret Walker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

~ This afternoon Mrs. g. l. thatcher en-
tertains In honor OF Miss Cora Little
me of The seasons brides, the amuse-
snent being 500 and about seven tables
played. The decorations arc in pink
and white and carried out In tho
refreshments, the latter being chiefly
IN heart shape. The hostess Is as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Burrell and Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs Walter j. Lewis, Jr.,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at i25 Thirteenth East
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03

4, Mrs. Il. j., Daynes and Mrs. II. I,
NIcJsWan entertained at kensingtoii
eli Nv ednestlay the rooms being heauti-
fully decorated with protusioh %
roses. aud sweet peas in crimson, pink
and white mingled with ferns, and
about 60 being present
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-25
labels /. Arr ] BEING / /
RESTORED | 10 HATS
.Danbury Bosses Use Union En-
:. NJ blems as Soon as They
. 54$555s Dare Do So.
Hat Manufacturers Open. Shop
= Policy Has Greatly Injured
Business. u. s,

DANBURY, Sept 23.-The temper
airy agreement between the United
Hatters Of North america and the
Danbury hat manufacturers Of three
months ago, by which $500 striking
matters returned to work at union
wages has expired, the officers Of the
union stated yesterday, and in lac
cordance' with the terms Of this agree
ment a permanent agreement, these
officers say, Is now to be, made by
which these firms will become again
union label concerns. /, ,sf% < 4 Z
National Secretary Martin ~Lawler.
of the hatters, said that the Danbury
firms gave 80 days notice to the tAsso--.
ciated Hat Manufacturers Of their In
tention to withdraw from the assocfa-
ton, in accordance with it's rules, SO
that at the end OF the 80 days. when
they would not be liable to- be sued
for the $4,000 bonds each, which they
gave as a guarantee that they would
live up to the open shop policy OF
the association, and could then use
the union LABEL -
These firms do their business prin-
cipally through jobbers or middlemen
who market their products" said Sec
rotary Law1or, "and we have in the
meantime rs women detailed to put
the union label in the hats when the
reach the hands of the jobbers. This
is the concern of the union only and
the firms which have not attached the
label have no responsibility for it.. We
are now waiting to make sure tina:
the Danbury firms are altogether free
from responsibility to the association
before we supply the labels to them
to be attached 20 the hats, as usual
at the factories - ~ u!
!. A circular signed by National Presi-
dent Moffit and National Secretar,
Lawlor, Of the hatters, to: all the hat-
tiers who are still on strike, was
/ isshued yesterday, urging them to ust
every effort TO create a demand FOL
union label hats The circular say:
tina. out Of IS: members in the asso-
! citation of the hat manufacturers be-
fore the strike, nearly 40, including
| two officers of the association have
| resigned from membership.
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~, I-37I7 II II. ~,
GLASS WORKERS ARR. !.
. DETERMINED t! Win
+ s'"%-@i 81 -.
Strikers Adhere Firmly to Their
= L Demand for Living 1.
I: Wages. @. ~. y

. JEANETTE, Pa, Sept. :2s.-rhe
strike Of the cutters and fatteners III
gthe American Window Glass works IL
=on in. full force today. The men
posted q strike call in the plant here
yesterday and the company officials
gave notice that those who did not
return to work today could consider
themselves discharged. Not q man
reported for work. ...,< sf + .@aF
& ss About 40 scabs have been brought
here by the company, and the strikers
have organized picket squads to guard
against more entering the plant. The
scabs, it Is said have been promised
better wages than the old men were
getting. {ss :5zs "a 5. Y:s VIII
Reports from Monongahela and Ar
mold, ia, say that the action taken
at the Jeanette plant lis been fol-
lowed there. M Nine n hundred 1ne,,
struck at Arnold ;s ss3s IS 81 ".
/ WIG. 4. he u men have been promised an
8 per cent Increase, but demand 20. q.
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REFUSE TO. Be B B !!
T.. FOR DIRTY SHACkS
Five Hundred Miners at Enter
= prise, Iowa, Strike Against
Increased Rents. y,

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 23.-Five
shundred miners at Eenteprise are9.o
strike against an Increase OF the rent
Of the company houses. - :: =:
The present strike was brought
about by trouble that started last
May, when the company sent a wagon
about town on its own initiative to
remove ashes and tin cans from the
alleys Shortly after the company
began deducting from the pay checks
Of each man amounts varying from so
cents as high as So. +
The miners refused to pay this and
demanded their money. In the face
Of this demand the miners were paid
their money, but the rent on their
homes was raised instead.
+. The miners protested against the
raise at that time and called the at
tention of the company to the fact
that they were working but about two
days In the week and could not earn
enough to warrant the raise. There
was no effort to raise the rent until
just before September 1. Then the
raise was announced and notice
posted at the pithead that rent would
be increased so cents a room per
month. on al houses, and those not
desiring to pay the rent could vacate.
The local union posted beneath this
a simple announcement: I'VE. will not
pay the rent This was torn down.
It was placed again: at the pithead
and was a second time torn down.
The compny announced it would de-
duct the increased rent from the min
ers' wages. So they struck. <.& |
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From the Cleveland Leader, $Sss 5 3s hi.
81 nd your Husband Is a yaclltsman?'
srts..'Y es indeed, ana awfully enthusias-
tic about It: He has g nice boat OF
his own !. '.s4f ss =, Il s i
{ Us. IT. a centerboard boat ' '.sS SIS.
/. u No 8. From whats II hear it must
be sideboard boat 5s555 B. -
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GROWTH OF UNIONlSM /:
s.5l IN OTHER. COUNTRIES

Germany Gain outst Il Is u that III 81
BI4ssSf Great Britain tho ln.ited
States.
COMP lation Of trades union STA
tistfcs IN 4 princi pal5 countr Hes of
i world he of mem
beers e sfIl good stal1din I'LL 5000, 900, on
81 ooo q oos
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-25
Il SUMMONS. B .*ss
State OF /, Minnesota, County Of st.
. Louis. a ssss 4 al
In District Court Eleventh Judicial.
E District. Sat F IS
Re- A. Jones' -. 80.

Louis Il ~ 8.s55
IN District Court eleventh judicial
r. a. Jones. .zs.sx
Ellen D. Robertson. Sarah II. Bure.
Il Vermili Ion 8 Range Iron Company
d Company, "a cofporati GSiarkson
Heacock, Elizabeth b. .Heacock, e.
81 sTn. Security COMPANY. : 'corpofa-..
zion; state . Gf M'Rnesota hemas
eoe Chapman. NJ j. Vine Vine james
s.., A. Boggs, + George N. {. ROLAND,
Edward .. Brown. James Sheridan.
John 9: Brown, Henry 8. Wilson,
! T.75H: Pressnell. Daniel IL Msrritt
James Billings. trustee. Henry Pnell-s
: man, Geo. w. Martin, Thomas IL
. Martin, Eugene =: Mead. n: Krohn.
ST eet e Ne Pauling ~ EXERT oss.
= Il wald g. Comp and Albert Dalle-5
mand. James P. Edoh. and Sophie
Oberfelder co-partners under tho
turing. Company, a. Minnesota cor-s
BIZ poration, Peter Grasser. VIM. n.
Spalding, Electa w. Spal ding, Jessie.
s5 @. spalding, Merchants Investments
G e ,.y 4, - Wisconsin corporation.
/ GA QOAts ssAl0
western Dock Company. Frank b.
Lazier, ST: Croix Lumber Company,
"a Minnesota corporation, William II.
Mates, Mary Van elect Mat
i = ties, Herman Nunnemacher, Frie5y
das Nunnemacher, Robert b. White
sides, also all other persons un-1
known claiming any right. title, es-
= tate, interest or lien in or on tho
I. real estate described Ia the com
r. =. .,-.s,I "a ia ..S:i Defend ants.
The State of Minnesoia to the Above
Named Defendants: ~. +
You are hereby summoned and res
quired to answer the comp lafnt Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which; is filed IN the Office OF the Clerk
of the District Court, OF the County
Of St. Louis and State OF Mlnnes0ta.
and to serve q copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the-subscriber at
his office IN the Columbia Bull ding,
Duluth; st. Louis County MannesotA.
within twenty days after the service
OF this SUNNI ons upon you, exclusive
OF the day ssof such services Ind &
( you fail to answer the :safd complaint
J within the time aforesaid; the. plain-.
TIT In this action s AL apply to the
Court for the relief demanded III tho
conpl II -
Dated July 30tt,. = s0l. s.
y y - IS fE55ss JOHN B.ARNOID.#T
E.sss5s - (. 'tsg Plaintfnt.4 Atterney.sss
rs $50 81. !: 3i6- BIT Co1umbia Big
s ..E@3s, ~ y IL w =. Duluth MINI.
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LABOR oFFIC AIS or NJ
II THE CENTRAL BODIES
Embracing American Federation Of Labor,
4541% State Fedora ton, and Duluth eazs !,
~ ss sS Trades Assembly. s.. rs :ss ~2

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: LABOR.
President s. Y. samuel Gompers
First Wee President. j anles Duncan
Second Vice Presfde mt. !. u ohm Mitchell
THIRD Vice President. ~. James 20 Council
Fourth Vice. President. y. Max Morris
Fifth Vice President J. i. 80. & "a. Hayes
sixth Woe. President !. .Danial III Keefe
Seventh Vice President. ], 8 f. Valentine
T.: easIrer@4.. -. John b. Lennon
Secretary ... rs. Frank Morrison
+ Headquarters are located atSy423 and 425
= Street., NJ W., w ashin gton, d. C., whei e
all COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed TO
either Samuel Gompers president. or Franz
Morrison. secretary -E5.!T ,v5. ~ :.
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~ ST ,,is g ct .
II biarict Court. Eleventh Judicial
l. District. s. VI: 3ss% 5: .J y stl
A Jones, W. s&s&4s us Plaintiff,
Lakeside Land Company, q corporation,
zporat 81. ank Blackmarr, Carolyn.
I 4 a. Blackmarr Frank p. Blaekmsrr.
,s%S% Horton M. fBlackmarra Mary Black
MARI, r. Jessie Blackmarr, C.. A..
s5$ Blackmarr, Shubal B.. White; VIM. G.
8 Sargent, Board ofxWater and Light
81 Commissioners OF the City OF Duluth,
I Tho E EraY.sy 5 . M P ,s1ri
:! Jeffery Mckee and George Green
A wood Pearson, executors and trus-@
tees, State OF Minnesota, =. B. Green
field, Henry l.. zBisch ofscheim and all
persons and parties unknown claim
\ = or lien In or on the real estate do,
::.G.ss7i7s ' IA, 3* s5. ~ Defendants.
state<of Minnesota. to the above named
4 defendants: sz 9 :5i. 55#a#4g4S 81
4 !: You are59hereby summoned and ro-
quired to answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff IN the above entitled action.
which Is J filed in the office OF the.
Clerk Of the District Court. OF the
nesota, and to serve . copy. OF your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at hts office IN the Bur-
rows building, Duluth. ST. Louis: Coun-
the aeryfca OF 5tl1is Summons I1non Won
exclusive Of. the day OF such service;
and If you fall to answer the said
complaint within, the time Aforesaid,
the plaintiff In. this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
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