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The evening world., 1910-12-17

IN A GAME OF INDOOR D.Ao+-
ball, played in the Seventy-frst ltesl-
ment armory, the Newark team beat
the New York team by a score OF : TO
.. RUDE Waddell pitched for the Jer-
seymen and had good control, tanning
fifteen men and only allowing Larry
Doyle's team three safe hits.
BY A SCORE OF 2G TO 2G3 THE
Morris HIgh School s~harpshooters beat
the sub-target team of Dewitt Clinton
High in n L. :. A. l.. championship
match, thereby practically cinching tho
title. as they have won scven victories
and lave not suffered a single defeat
IN THE POLYTECHNIC GYMNASI-
nm. Brooklyn, the 81. Lawrence Uni
yersity basketball team defeated the
Polytechnic Institute I'VE after a fast
game by 20 to l.. Both teams handled
The bah poorly, especially under the
baskets. thereby losing many chances
to score.
AT THE ANNUAL SWIMMING
meet held at the city College tank, the
Townsend Harris swimmers were beat
en- for the first time In their aquatic his
tory by the Dewitt Clintons by the
score of 80 points to q. Two nigh school
swimming records were broken and one
equalled.
THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COM
merce rife team defeated the runners
OF Boys High ScnGol In a shoot held
at Commerce by 2fi to $50. Only one
perfect score was returned.
ED. WILLIS, SUPERINTENDENT
% the Patchen wilkes Stock Farm OF
Lexington KY. has just disposed OF
Miss stokes, n two-year-old. with a
record OF 2.0ah and colder OF the worlds
record OF Aba for yearIing trotters. for
$4,000. The sale was effected through
Lon Mcdonald, ana II is reported from
a reliable source that David NJ. Luke.
q merchant OF this city. Is the pur-
chaser. The price paid y the largest
The evening world., 1910-12-17
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
Columbia Wins
Hot Game From
Penn STATE FiUe
Capt. Kiendl Scores More
Than Half of Blue and
Whites Points.

In a rough. close game. the Columbia
basketball five " over Penn State 81
the Mornlngslde gymnasium by the
score of s4-is. Both teams displayed
stroaks Of mlds, -son form In passing
"a were weak In their shooting.
Capt. Klendl. for the Blue n whloe.
played his usual fast game and was
responsible for more than half OF Column
bias score. shore and Young played sx-
cellently for Penn State. the former
scoring ten of the sixteen points made
by his team and the latter putting up
a strong defense.
The game started with a great display
ot speed upon the part of the Penn
state boys. and they had scored six
points before the home team had Tailed.
some pretty team work on the part of
Salisbury and kiendl, however. soon put
tho Columbia team In the lead. The
half ended with the score 1879 In their
favor.
In the second period tho Penn ive
started 4 rally, hut failed to overtaxe
tho Blue and White.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
ANDERSON BEATS MERRITT
IN BOUT AT BEDFORD A. c.

"Bulr' Anderson. the rugged welter-
weight of Brooklyn. beat Teddy Mcr-
rift In tho main go OF ten rounds Mt the
Bedford 4. G. stag. The fight was a
fast one all the way. both men slugsing
each other continually. Anderson was
the stronger and his blows to tho siom-
ach weakened Merritt "a few times.
In tho semi-tinal Pat Conway and
Willie Donneily pat M "A hne battle Tor
six rounds. neither man having any id
vantage at the finish.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
BASEBALL MAGNATES DID ONLY
TWONEW THINGS IN SESSION HERE
Chase to Have Hilitops
Train at Athens, Ga.

1t Is reported that Manager
Chase OF the New York Ameri-
cans has changed his mind and
will take his Ear back to
Athens. Ga. to train. instead OF
Richmond. Va. This will also
make a change In the plans Of
the Buffalo club. Manager STALL
ings had decided to train at
Athens. but II the Highlanders
go there he win have to seek
a training ground elsewhere. 1t
would be rather interesting II
Stalllngs and Chase should hook
up in a practice game during
the spring.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

they will report back to their respective
organizations In February, and thea
the players can get down to business.
Tho big deals that 5ere expected In
the matter of players did not material
l2e. The managers were all looking for
the best OF It, and when traders are
found In thtS condition there is little
Likelihood of Il trade. Several attempt
we're made TO get men from New York.
but McGraw refused to turn loose any
OF his good men and the weake ones
were not wanted. Bresnahan made II
hard fight to get either Shafer o
Fletcher. but as yet McGraw has refused
to turn loose.
Tho fans are still wondering why
The evening world., 1910-12-17

for a two-ycar-pld trotter In recent
years. Miss stokes was bred at the
Patchen Wilkes farm. was sired BY
Peter the Great. 2,07h, and her dam
Is THY Thompson by Guy Wilkes.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Fox INNS COR club has been called at
the Hotel knickcrhocker next Tuesday
night to consider increasing the annual
dues. The members generally wish to
nave the greens piped, which will en-
tail an extra expense of 5000. To offset
that. IL the work Is authorized, the
yearly fees must be increased from $50
TO about SIS. The annual meeting comes
in January. so a special meeting Is
necessary IL rates are TO be increased
At the New Year.
THE BOOKMAKERS At MONCRIEF
Park. Jacksonville, fla. received an
other hard jolt from the racegoers, az
every one OF the favorites managed 10
finish IN front. Up to date the book
les" have been stung often. as theNhorses
are running true to tOr1,
on ACCOUNT OF THE UNUSUAL.
heavy fall Of rain the races at Juarez.
Texas. were declared on by the track
ekAGlAla
The evening world., 1910-12-17

Is Il true?' I asked Mrs. Brown.
that the grandmother OF your fighting
boy was Irtsh?"
'.Meln Lieber Gott!" and with arms
alctmbo she >struck an attitude OF good
nstured raillery which also had a tinge
Of scorn. DOT ISIS all bosh by the
fighting press business agent. All der
Irish vot lisa IN dot boy ISIS Irish stew.
unA evsn dot could be called by annud-
de- name in Cherman."
Danny Morgan. the active manages OF
Knockout Brown. was In the other
room. and didn't get q nance TO put his
blue pencil on the remark before It went
dS>wn as q part of the records. Danny
has always insisted hat Browns left
hand was Irish and hat II was handed
down BY his grandmother. who was
Irish and l~eft-hsnded.
Fought the Irish Kids.
ut ID all wrong by my boy to say
dot he iss Irish" said his mother.
Because wot mace him by der boxing
business was fighting dee Irish kids
around here. He vaSs brought up
fighting der Irish und DOT Is Wy he ticks
'em now.
Il remember one time dot a friend
come running up der stairs und told
me to come n get ny boy. He said
dot he had o his arm and vass
stili fighting der irish"
After a half hours talk with Mrs.
Brown there was no doubling the at
titude OF the Brown family Ia regard
to claiming kin with the Irish. Mrs.
Brown and her husband were both
born in Germany and they were grown
when they cane TO America both OF
the boys valentine winch IS Knock
outs real NAME ana auahi' AT one
time aina'eur c~hai'p'on' were Dor" y"
."o 'o"ef 'NS' siue' i"es "Ne' !" '"e
heaf' o. a." h"h Se'H"'' u "
wa "s"'' ST. nsnt y D." nv
y" az Do!S Up
pea' y" "e "ee' anu uAe"u "e'
s.me''
p.e.e'' '","e =" e"
yan INV "nnns ivy
"n s"s. ue g "a
D'eu ISL, ia"' ~ ~ u ,"ns
- - o 800
-.~S.ar - to- 49,.
80. -
49," -
A..
suuop"'e u w. w rs ~ "'o''e
VINO u OFTEN ariicted win rheumatism
they would see what II Is that makes
Brown a real fighter. A boy who can
ignore the plaudl;J OF thousands and
then scrub the floor for his mother
can min any Mind n, a ayh,
49, g 49,
wants some wore CIothes.
h only thing Just now that Is con-
corning the little German mother is a
strong desire on the part OF her son
for new clothes. He gives her every
A.. - a., .usn
oe"' "" "' "'"" nav '' a'o'
MIN SO much Tor MS ciothes' W., do
you KNOW she said to me. He wants
three suits OF clothes H. three weeks
und dey costs $50 a piece, too
The evening world., 1910-12-17
JACKSONVILLE RACING
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First Race - Governor Gray.
Scrimmage, Via Octavia.
Second Race-Gold Oak. Detect.
Aldivia.
Tnird Race - Bosom, T. Nj.
Greene, Alfred the Great.
Fourth Race - John Reardon.
Mary Davis. Ryebourne.
Fifth Race-Lady lrma, Bob Co..
Colonel Ashmeade.
Sixth Racc-My Gal. Edwin L..
Lady Esther.
Two best bets-Eesom and Lady
Trma.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Dyson Knocks Out Guerini.

George Dyson. the feathsrweight OF
New England. made his debt , In . bout
In this city at the stag OF tho New Polo
A. A. and made good by knocking out
Young Guerini OF Jersey City In the
nfth round OF a ten-round contest.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
Several Futile Attempts Made
TO Secure Men From
Manager McG raw.

President Lynch dropped Charley Eb-
bets OF Brooklyn from the schedule COM
mlttee. That was the hardest blow that
any magnate got during the session.
There seems TO be but little doubt that
Ebbets was punished for his rebcliious
action over being fined $500 for trans.
ferrlng Mcmillan to Rochester without
having secu! ed the necessary waivers.
lie went after Lynch hot and heavy
and finally got even when his fine was
remltted. Lynch then squared his con
science by refusing TO appoint Effects
on tho schedule committee. The two
schedule sharps are Ebhets n Drcy-
fuss and Lynch p detected himself by
appointing Dreyfuss, Lynch and IIeyd-
Ter Will be the other two members Of
the committee.
The evening world., 1910-12-17
BY BULGER

/. DYE for his mother and Irish stew is the real secret of the success
of Knockout Brown as a fighter, all experts to the contrary not.
- withstandhng. This information came straight from headquarters,
and It is right. The mother OF Knockout Brown, a sunny-natured little
German woman, told it to me while the photographer was getting ready
to take a picture of the humble little tenement home in lower First
The evening world., 1910-12-17

Gus Frank came along during the al
ternoon and told McGraw that no had
Just returned from Marlin, Texas. and
that the work on tho new quartz = for
the Giants was progressing beautifully.
Gus said that hen spring dime comes
around the ants viii have the best
training grounds of any team in the
country.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

1t is said among the magnates that II
Jofr T. Brush had been present AT
the meeting Lynch would have been
'ected 70. a term OF two or three years.
To do that would rave nocessitated n
'hange In the constitution OF the league,
and the men representing Mr.. Brush did
not wish to vote on such an important
question without knowing his views.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

Dan o'Re!liy dropped into tho meeting
and produced Il very interesting docu-
nent 20 a lot OF the olif players. II
was a score that Dan kept OF a game
played FOR the Worlds Championship
In 1850 between tho ST. Louis Browns
and tho New York Giants. Three
OF the men who played IN that game
wee In the lobby OF the Brcslln when
Dan showed tho score card, They were
George Gore. John Ward and Arlle
Latham. Dams score keeping was a
little inaccurate. but his marks indl-
Gated that two hits were made by Goro
and WLd and that Latham made II
hit and a run To- 81. Louis. Now York
won the game. making five runs In the
seventh inning.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

Some OF the Old timers were trying 20
estimate the number of bail games that
they had witnessed. and Billy Murray
was the only oue who could give any
thing like accurate figures. Billy says
that he has witnessed 1900 games, Ed
ward Eve EFT Bell claims to have paid
to see more than that, but no could not
remember the exact figures.
The evening world., 1910-12-17

OsAfA~O Opera House. Elm II -falssA
Flske O'Hara 81 ~ MEsisiSS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
THE MILLER RECITAL,

On the night of Thursday Dec. 30,
1909, Prof. J. f. Miller of Menden-
hall, Miss, gave very Entertaining
Recital ia Leakesville at the School
Auditorium under the auspices of
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Socie-
ty. Miller's pieces were beautifully
interpersed with instrumental (pia-
no. renditions by Misses Myra Pool,
laura Rounsaville, Mabelle Mckay
and Annie McIGnis who displayed
considerable proficiency in that art
for their age and training. Despite
the intense coldness of the night
it was the coolest of the year 1909
the audience was quite compliments
ry numerically. The building can be
but poorly heated with present E.
quipment and this fact contributes
to our surprise that Miller elected
the applause and held the attention
of his auditors as we'll as he did. He
has improved since last we heard him
and had his memory in excellent
trim. He has distinctive talent with
humorous castles.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
MUTUAL RIGHTS.

Mr.. Alex Avera has taken unto
himself a. life time comnanion, Miss
Nora Ball. We all wish for them d
happy life and plenty of corn and
potatoes.
Miss Nancy Breland of Nicely has
returned home after being absent
for several days staying with her
sister, Mrs. Ed Breland, who has
been very i'll for time. We are glad
to see Miss Nancy back.
Mr.. Tom Byrd made flying trip
to Hattiesb lrg in the past week.
Mrs. Mary Byrd and two sons Ira
and Joe spent Christmas with rela-
tlves in this community. They re-
turned home on the 28th, accompa-
MED by Miss Eloise Byrd who will
spend several days with her aunt.
Mr., Lark Sowell of Richton was
seen in this neighborhood this week.
Mr.. Arthur Smith and sister Miss
Pearlie, spent the holidays with
their sister, Mrs. Melton Valley;
they are attending the Clara High
School this Winter.
w. r. Breland and better half
were seen driving in the direction OF
Mutual Rights last Saturday.
Miss Flora Byrd of Janet was a
welcome visitor at S. r. Breland s
last Friday morning after spending
the night with her sister. Mrs. Ball
of Betty.
William Brewer, I4eyi Hillman and
Fate Freeman were the guests OF
Mr.. Breland's family last Sunday.
Lewis and Everett Clark have re-
turned to their home near Guifport
after spending a long while with
kinspeople in this community.
Messrs Earl and Henry Smith re-
turned to Louisiana after spending
Christmas with parents and kins-
men. They were accompanied oy
their cousin, Andrew Smith.
Mr.. H. G.. Locke of Richton was
seen driving through There looking
after his land business.
Mr.. S. r. Breland and son wers
so lucky as to kin three turkeys fol-
Christmas. Mr.. Editor don t you
wish you and l could have taken
dinner with them.
Best wishes to the Herald and its
many readers.
TWO COUSINS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
A Wild Blizzard Raging.


+ Brings danger, sufferipg-otten
.deathMz7to Thousands. who take colds,
coughs and lagrippe that terror of
Winter and Spring. It's danger sigz
mails are stuffed up" nostriis, low
lower part of note sore, chills and
fever. pain in back OF head, and a
throat gripping cough. Wien GRIP
as YOU, value yorr life don.t
delay getting DR. Kings New Dis.
covery. - zone bottle CURED ~me, "
writes a. L. Dunn of, ..PfnessNaaleya
Miss. ,g:.after being laid up three
weeks with Grip" For sore lungs,
Hemorrhages, Coughs, Colds, Whoops
ing Cough Bronchitis, Asthma.dits
supreme. SOC. $1.00. Guaranteed
by the PEOPLES Drug Co. =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
RINGING OUT THE OLD AND IN TIE
new YEAR.

The sleeping elderly inhabitants OF
Leakesville were awakened in the
deep hours of the night of Dec. 31st.
by popping of firearms, changing OF
bells and other noise. After getting
Thoroughly out Of the arms of Nor
pheus, the grumbling and staid folk
ses had a laugh on themselves as
they were reminded that once again
the youth of the town had outdone
them in calendaric ardor, and were
ushering out the Old and in the New
Year with the Fourth of July enthu-
siasm of fireworks and firearms
roar, and the Ginning of the. several
church bells of the slumber enwrapt
city Apd who would say they nay?
We say keep it up from year to year
young people. and acknowledge a
fresh the joke is ON us who sleep the
time out while you with your bOis-
ferrous sound make the declaration
thas Father Time has recalled full
grown and given US another child.
We deplore the falling into disuse Of
the oldtime Methodist Watchnight,
when the citizens generally of the
town gathered in the house of God
and with prayer aud song and melo
dious music and bell chimes, to the
Lord gave praises for the expiring
years blessings and invoked them
anew for the incoming one. May
the sentiment even be kept alive
though the custom change or die,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07

- @,N&-5 }=z=A=l, C.
GH|1ifIEl,.E|I'.|IF y

f e.
The W. H, NJ. Society meets. with
Mrs. Flora Albums. Tuesday Jdny. 10.
Every member is especially urged to
attend this meeting. AS this is the
frst.of the New Year the Society
has important business to transact.
Rev."H G. Joyner and FANNY left
with their household effects Medness
day Dee. 29th- for higgins, their fui
fure home going through the .coun-
try. Bio. Joyner will serve the Bap.
fist CHURCH here with one Sunday
mon disappointment. till they can
SECURE. another pastor: 49, w1 4
Rev. W. A. Hays4left' nLeakesvil1e
Wednesday Dec. 29th., for Bay
Springs his new pastorate, driving
through with, his horse and buggy
Mrs, Hays, Clara and Ralph wet1t the
next day via Merrill over the Kay
See. ri a. vi: a:.tl'!: r. s:e ,r99ci
: &: e..,a -. .--~s<~--z ;.-.,.g4....s.;,
The New Southern Methodist pastor
Rev.C.T. Mobiles, LeakesYille charge
drove in. from Leaf Saturday, just a
bout Is hours behind the wagons
Which fetched his household goods:
eSoihe Of. the Methodist ladies sus-
pecting their arrival, had "a good
warm dinner ready feT the new pas
sr and his family to @t down to in
the pair;SaondSge! Rev Mr. MOBILES
preached Sunday and that night re-
7ea1ing to his auditors that The has
preaching abilities. 7li'4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

A perusal of the record shows the
following marriage license issued
since our last punishment, to-wit;
1909.
1926. Fletcher Williams to Miss
Leila Williams. ~. O..
l2-27-Will l. King to Valcery Smith,
Col.
1927. George White to Addie Nicks,
Col.
12-27-Arch Dixon to Miss Cynth "a
Wexford.
1921 Alex Avera to Miss Nora Ball.
1927. Samuel Swindle tie Miss Della
Brewer.
~ 30. w. A. Green to Miss Augest
Brown.
II 81 -Thos. W. Mills to Miss Lula
E. Gibson,
1910
1-1.-Leslie Reeves to Miss Benye
AinSwOrth.
l 5.-Luther Goodwin to Miss Maggie
Jones.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
GRAFTON.

Richton, Miss. r, F. D. Dec. 28th,
1899. Mr., Vinson Valley of Clara
rs visiting relatives in Grafton this
Fyeek.
BRlr: James Wade was seen going
EEtpeshis log hauling Saturday.
..ssOuf school is progressing nicely at
Sand Hill under the skllIful manage
m ent of Prof George Valley.
DR.. David Valley and his bride
were visiting relatives in Grafton
Sunday.
Mr. Webster Valley made a fly
ing trip to Mt. G. w. Valleys Mon
I'day afternoon.
Mr.. Jake Waits was seen moving
to- Richton Monday leaving his
many friends to mourn his loss.
2'Mr. R. A. Gordon is having new
well made.
Mr.. ]. 7. Roberts was seen pass
ing through our burg yesterday.
Miss Annie Brewer has returned
home from her visit to .Ler sister,
Mrs. Freeman.
Miss Laura Whatley came home
from Bellhaven College to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. Chester McEachern and Pat
RICK Merchant spent Xmas at Muir
doc Valleys. 49,,
e, Mr. Hardy Valley Of Grafton went
to Richton yesterday on business.
Mr. :; Edward James has almost
completed his new residence.
? <Mr, E. E. Roberts and wife visited
Mr.. Isaih Smith of Henderson.
"a Wishing the Editor ana all the
READERS of the Herald a Happy and
prosperous New Year.
fet BROWN EYES
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
+-... s6--
LOWER GREENE.

-, Merrill, Miss, Dec, 80, 1909
Your correspondent attended the
Pine Grove Sunday School this morn
ing andenjoyed the exercises very
much. The subject of the lesson was:
.The Birth of Christ. p. This, lesson is
full of'interest and the thought in
the lesson that should appeal to us
the strongest, is that Jesus came in
to the world to save sinners from
their sins (not in them as some have
it,
Christmas has come and gone again
ana by the way that a number of
people were seen packing little
Square boxes away from the X. c..
Depot, onea might Judge that the
season was honored by wild extrava-
5gance and noisy demonstrations. 1t
seems that large majority of the
American people have entirely for
gotten the commands given in the
good book, where it says, BE tenn
perate in all things common. -
Mr.. G. C. Ball and family spent
Christmas Day at the home of Mrs.
~. J. Ball. ''"''o j. @a~'G
f Mr.. Lige Philips and better half
have moved to the E. G. Roberts
place, over at the mouth of Big
Creek. iopa'< 41 ii'.'as
Messrs G. G. andsJ.- ". Ball have
just completed themay nice pasture
fence. @iF 7'5T' tt@ 4 49,.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bali has gone into the
pasture business. ;i ''.l~'.z
Miss Lottiei Ball who has beer
clerking at Evanston for Mr.. J.. B
Stevens. spent Sunday with hen
parents at Ball Post Office. 9@'
The Farmers Union forces are still
battling for the right and are fast
putting the spectators to flight.
The schools taught in this neigh
borhood seem to be progressing nice
ly under their skillfukmanagers. p
Miss Luella Lane returned to hei
home at Wesson, Miss, where she i
spending Christmas Holidhys.97''ia
Mr.. J. w. Woodland, who gfadua
ted at the A. & NJ. College not lon'
| since.is Spending Christmas Holiday
att his home over ON the Bear Pond
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07

Those who received presents off OF
the Christmas Tree at Mr.. Henry
James, may now be heard singing,
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
The pills Santa brought me are mild
No more Doctor bills to pay,
For | feel better every day.
.- NICHOLAS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
GREENE COUNTY HERALD.

That item:you know. We want it TO grace
these columns, Its quite legitimate priv
ilege. IL not the duty, of every patriotic person
in a town in which a local newspaper is pub
lished, to furnish to il every bit of news, as
in this waysthe interest of the town generally
is promoted. This paper appreciates the
efforts OF all who thus aid in building it from
week to week. and we want you to give us the
doubt on each punishable bit of news coming
to your knowledge; even though we might
have already stumbled on the item you know.
make sure that we know either by reporting it
in person card or letter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
New Advertisements.
CITATION NOTICE.
County Of dFssis, 1, oh.As.ry Court.
L. n. Dantzler Lumber Company
James COPELAND, ct ais.


VS.. No. 379 -.--s-
James COPELAND, ct ais.
To James COPELAND, whose Post address is
Millry, Ala, John COPELAND. Charley COPELAND
and Albert Copeland citizens of Washington
County, Alabama and the unknown heirs OF
Ripley COPELAND, deceased and any and all un-
known parties having or claiming any legal or
equitable interest in and to the lands described
as the e1s of SEX, Section II and neA of ne Ia
section 90 township 1 north, range west,
Greene County. Mississippi,
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County Of Greene in
said State, on a Rule day of said Court to be
held at the Office of said Clerk of said Court on
the Second Monday.
The 18th day of March 1910,
in the town of Leakesville. Mississippi to de-
fend the suit in said Court of the L. N. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Company, the nature of which is
a Bill in Chancery by the said L, N. DantzIer
Lumber Company, the complainant therein
praying the Court to granta decree confirming
and quieting the title of said complainant to
said lands, wherein you are defendants. This
December 3lst 1909.
(Chan. CT. SeaD S. R. MCKAY, Clerk
], w; BACKSTROM. Sol. for Complt.