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ALEXANDER. FRANK. East Ninety
second street n Avenue f, Brook
Ign: overcome on Myrtle avenue ele-
waited train; taken home.
ARMSTRONG. CHARLES. aged ~, OF
No. 665 Tenth venue. overcome or
street and sent home.
BEBAN, MARY. aged forty-seven, OF
No. 3lb East One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street, overcome neal
fremont police station and taken to
Fordhaln Hospital.
BUCHANAN, JOSEPH, aged twenty.
eight. OF No. 3is West Sixteentt
street: sent to his home.
BULLFINCH. HERMAN. Of No. l2I
Madison street. Hoboken. overcome
and sent home.
CT1R1SrY. WILLIAM. aged nfty-one
OF No. 1858 Bushwick avenue, Brook
iyn. subway workman. fell in ditch
at Fourth avenue and Thirty-seventl
street. Brooklyn; bGdly cut and
bruised: taken home.
IDAHO. BANARD. aged forty-slx Of
Mills Hotel No. i: overcome on the
street and taken to Bellevue Hos
pital.
DONAIIUE, WILLIAM. aged forty-six
OF No. 2l2 East Thirty-second street
At No. q West Thirty.
third street and taken home.
EISENBERG VICTC4.. aged 81, of No
81 Montgomery street. overcome Al
his home.
ENGELHARDT. ADOLPH. Of No. 10
Freeman street. Astoria. taken from
home to st. Johns Hospital.
FLYNN. DAVID D.. aged forty-hve. o.
No. $50 Warren street, Brooklyn
overcome at No, lG Third avenue
Brooklyn; taken home.
FRANKEL. SAMUEL aged Is. OF No
2l3 Forsyth street. overcome or For
ty-second street and taken home.
FRIEDMAN. HARRIS. aged fifty-fivs
OF No. 30 a One Hundred ant
Seventh street: overcome at On,
Hundred and Fifth street and Fiftl
n taken to Presbyterian Hos
pital.
GRAY. NORVA. aged twenty-four, O
No. 3i West Thirty-fourth street
overcome at Fulton street AM
Broadway; removed to Hudson
street Hospital.
aREENBERG. MORRIS, aged 80 of Nc
8 East Ninth street. overcome II
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lATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fivc furlonss Belle
Hampton. 10i Clccshcy). FIRST; Com
moncr's Touch. ii Ioftus). second
Syringa, 10 Martin. third. Time. i0l.
Elsie iicrndon. Betcnice, Nancy Crater.
Afrable. Mobile Pitcher. Sarah Chenault.
Betty Fuller. Miss Mooney and Lucky
Wish also ran and finished as named.
Mutucls palL Belle Hampton.
straight. sol 30; place, $500; show.
fse0. ~Commoner's Touch. place. $40;
show. t2B. Syringa. show. t32 %.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
W0MAN'S SACRIFICE FAILS
TO SAVE HIM FROM PRISON

CHICAGO. July 6.-The seif-sacrihes
Of Mrs. Anita Schmidt of st. Louis
avaAsA nothing, n to-day DR.. Hal
dana Cleminson. Chicago physician,
was taken to Joliet 10 begin serving his
iife-bpprisonment for the murder OF his
wife, who was found dead in their home
from chioroform poisoning.
Mre.- Schmidt In her efforts to save
Ciemdnson declared she was with the
PAystcian nearly all night the nlEht OF
airs. 5cleninson's death and that there.
IRE be could not have committed the
MURDER. Despite this story, tse Su-
irene Court refused TO interfere.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
SHOWN WE'RE
MOSTLY MERE JOKES.

shows were a Joke. In most dis
trioH they lasted no more than a quar-
ter of an hour. The men who we're
sent by the contractors to set on ihe
pieces were incompetent and careless
AGthe show IN or~eenpolnt tho man
who Mad charge OF the aerial bombs set
ths@ on the ground and exploded them.
ThsSoocoanut shells In which they had
besn- encased tore through the crowds
with terrific force, The man WAS
moSbed and took refuge in the police
station.
Wfben questioned he said hat no was
Q Usvfngton street pants maker" and
haA never considered fireworks In his
life until he got the job to set or tho
GrteApoint display yesterday. lie sa'd
he bad a few minutes instruction from
euperintendent OF the United Fire
vo4ks Company yesterday fnornlns. and
va nd 81 for the Job.
The contract for the fireworks with
the United Fireworks Company was
mAhSb Alderman Samuel Marx Of tho
Feerth q July Celebration Con nl,tcc.
Mr., Marx had a private fireworks show
at DIR summer home az Belle Harbor
last night. He said to-day that the dis
play was bough, from { United Fire
wofks Cumpany.
Ar(Marx to-day said ne had no fault
90 nnd with his " celebration. lie
sdded with some heat that ne VI paid
for h himself and dared anybody to
Intimate that he had not.
The United Fireworks Company has a
man address at Trenton. ~. j.. but Il
doe not do enough business there np-
pafently 20 warrant; It In hiring tcle-
phone connection, The Trenton Tels-
phone Company never heard OF II.
M. Prendergast ana the Bent con-
ference will first OF all apply them
selves to his question:
WAC are--or who is-ths United Fire.
works Company, and whyf'
The evening world., 1911-07-05
GOES IN TO
STOP ATHLETICS
BATTING ORDER.
Especial 10 The Evening World

Especial 70 The Evening WORLDLY
AM RLCAN LEAGUE PARK, July
6,-Ths terrible heat ana the fact that
the Hkhlanders have been defeated In
the four games which they have so far
pla aged with Connie Mack's Athletics in
the present series. kept the crowd OF
fans here to-day down TO less than
$500. Both Managers Mack and Chase
we're undecided who they would put In
TO do the twirfing. but at the last
minute Chase thought that Ford was
capable of heating the visitors with his
benders. while Mack selected Southpaw
Plank to do the twlrling Tor his team.
The waseda University team. which Is
composed Of japanese. occupied front
A in the grandstand and carefully
studied every play made by both
teams. They paid attention to the
pitching OF Ford. as they sat In a posi-
,ion 10 see his curves cut the plate.
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GIANTS GET GOOD
START IN SECOND
BATTING ORDER.


NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK, PHIL
ADBbpHiA, Pa. July h-Havins re-
ceived 4 severe Jolt In the first game Of
the double header, which they lost by a
score of Q 10 4. the battered remains
of the Giants we're In bad shape for the
second. Their star pitcher being twice
beaten In three days, Mouraw was In
n dilemma as to who should take up
the burden in the second. All of them
were warmed up and at the last minute
his choice fell on Marquard.
Nh Phlllies won a clean cut victory
over Mathewson In thu opening game,
They ale credited with fourteen hits,
but Ave ~ them were lucky scratches.
The weather was broillne hot and the
players Frequently wabbled while try
Ing 20 run out long hits, Pitcher Jack
Rowan got tine Job ms the second Giant
killer of the afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
MIll0NAIRE'S CHILDREN
ARE BURNED TO DEATH.

vIBORG. Finland, July t-Thc pHla-
tial country house here of LveYig
Nobel. the multi-minlous're Oh maenrte
OF ~. Petersburg. was destroyed ~ NC
during last night. NJ Nobei's son and
daughter, aged seven ana fye, re-
spectively. were burned to death. Thel'
governess made heroic efforts to say,
her charges, and on fg'lluF, went ray
ing mad and attcmptr1 H,' de- rn1
parents were AZ =. I F o. w
time OF the Gse
The evening world., 1911-07-05
EvANGELlsTS BRAVE HEAT ON
CURB MARKET.

Tho thermometer on the west side OF
Broad street, just across from the curb
market. reached 9S at noon to-day. and
during the very hottest part of the sig
zling period. from noon to 1 O'Clock.
representatives from the Old Tent
Evangel Committee talked from n big
touring car to whomsoever would stop
and listen.
They first took their stand in front
OF the Mills Building near Exchange
Place In Broad street and later n block
down the street near Beaver street.
Big crowds stopped to listen TO the
Gospel and so successful were the
gatherings and 80 much Interest was
exhibited that a visit will be made once
a week from now on IN this section OF
the financial district.
The speakers were Rev. Or. II. Graf
ten Dockrell Of the fremont Temple,
Boston. and Rev. DIR. l.. W. Munhall OF
Philadelphia. Cornet and vocal solos
were rendered also during the meeting
Seventy-five brokers kept within the
Enclosure during the hottest part OF the
day on the curb. Business received no
setback from the heat. Old Sol failed
to rout the brokers to-day. as he die
several days ago, and business went
merrily along.
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DtEt5

UARH.-GrCROE W. pARR OF Green.
wirh Conn. July j, lbi'. In his lify
eighth year.
Services viii be he'd At his late resi-
dence. Field Point PARK, Thursday al
. Il. NJ. Interment Pittsburg.
KlMBALL.-sudeenly, Mt Madison. y. j.
on July b, 1911, DAVID $. klMBALL.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
O'TOOLE.--Thomas i. o'Toole, husband
OF Mary Il. O'Toole tnee Allen, son o
from his late residence, 4TG ", l4ttf
St, Thursday, July o, thence to tn,
Church OF Our Lady OF Lourdes, li1d o.
and convent ay. Mass at $50 A, NJ
Intermeut private.
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which will be the basls Of such de-
mands as the Brooklyn aldermen may
make upon the district-attorneys OF
New York and Kings County and on
the grand juries.
The AFFIDAVIT Is sworn to by Michael
Mamma of East Durham, y. j., who
says that he is a manufacture OF ire
works. He said hat he made and de'lv-
ertoY 20 tho Aldermanic districts In
Brv 1hlSn and the Bronx oil the displays
or<1fed by the Aldermanlc Fourth Of
Juy celebration committee. lie received
thu erder, he wears from the United
Fireworks Company, with which the
committee made It's contracts. Mamma
says that he charged and received Just
500 for the cons gnment Of fireworks
sent 10 each district
The United Fireworks Company,
holder Of the contract with the city fof
the fireworks OF Brooklyn. the Bronx
ana other parts OF the city charged sac
for each display. This seems to lndi-
cate that the company made a profit of
ts31 out OF each district.
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7 OnttcN TOT DtNOrc
PHILADELPHIA.

SCORE ny INNINGS.
New York........ | q 2 o n IA
Philiies .......... q o o 0 C
Two HHse Hits-Devore, Knabe, Dew
lin. MAgec, Dyolan. Bridweil. Three
Base IHts-Meyers. Sacrifice Hits-Lo-
bert. 3: Snodcrase, Stolen Bases-Dooin.
Devore. Struck Oht-By Mathewson. 3;
by Burns. 2 Tme-Two hours.
Umpires-Ragler and O'Day.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
MERCURY REACHES
81 AND IS DIE
FROM THE HEAT

Louis, So; san Diego, 60; san Francisco.
~; Tampa. "a; Washington. 81.
Highest, S. at Chicago.
Abram Cohen. agea twU ana a half
years. was killed this afternoon by "A
fail of two floors TO the basement area
Of the tenement house at No. 1926 Wash
ington avenue. this Bronx. His mother
put tne child out upon the iire-escdpe
nj the Kitchen window of her flat for
The sake of any breeze that might be
blowing.
A knock NJ THE door called her away
for - minute. The III tie feilow crawled
to the opening In the balcony and tum-
bled through. Mrs. Conan returned Just
in time to sec him vanish through the
hole.
Dr. Hoy. who came from Fordham
Hospital. said the baby had died In
stantly.
!. number OF persons met with accl-
dents early to-day while sleeping on
roofs and hre-escapes TO escape the heat,
Amelia Rick. ten. No. 46 Columbia
place, brooklyn. fell from the second
story fre-escape and fractured her skull.
She was taken to the Ions Island COLI
lege Hospital in a serious condition.
william Rlckert. eight years old, No
~ Oakland street. Brooklyn, tell from
the roof OF his home down the airshaft
to the cellar. "A drop OF three stories,
and IL dying in 81. Catharine's Hospital
Mary perlock. three years old. No.
1864 Flatbush avenue. fell W stories
from the roof Of her home early to-day
and fractured her skuh. She was taken
to the Kings County Hospital in a dy-
ing condition.
Harry Undrener. forty-four years old,
No, 3S6 Hart street. Brooklyn. sup
posed TO be crazcd by heat. jumped
from the secoad story of his home early
to-day. lie was picked up by a police
man. dazed but unhurt.
Probably on~c-twentietn OF the resi-.
dents OF the city did not spend the
night indoors. Roofs. are-escares. piers,
beaches and pvilions were the giant
bedrooms OF the night. Wherever Z was
possible. policemen guarded the sleepers
hgnlnst rnhharN md nrcldenf.
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GIANTS LOST FIRST GAME.

Checker ran for Myers IN seventh.
tCrandall batted for Mathe wson 1
ninth.
FLETCHER batted for Devore.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

October 16, 1911.
Miss Media West, who has been g
guest at the Koch home for a few
weeks, returned to her home al
WATERFOWL, Wis. last week.
VIM. Miller, carrier on route four
from Cresco, is enjoying vacation
Elmer Kuntz stayed with Stewart
Qualley for few days last week
while the latter's folks were attend
ing the jubilee exercises. of Luther
College at DEBORAH.
VIM. Klemme of Ridgeway took a
party out from Ridgeway last week
to visit the German Lutheran cenle-
terry.
A few from here attended the pie
social at Ridgeway last weei;
Fritz Ramseyer of Ridgeway has
been helping John Hopperstad put
up several hundred rods of fencing
the past week.
Paul Qualley and family love to
DEBORAH Saturday, to attend the jul
bilee and illumination at l.. e.
Mrs. George Kratz of Sumner Wis
tied friends and relatives here a few
days last week.
Several from here were shopping
in Cresco Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
A Progressive Century.

We are living in rapid age; an
age OF progression. The world
moves and we must keep up with
it. The requirements of this rapid
age demand the most modern APP
planes, the time saving and labor
saving devices, all the products OF
the most skilled and highly cult
waited minds. Science has given us
many good things in modern medi-
cine, especially in regard 10 the
treatment of rheumatism, which can
now, in the great majority OF cases,
be most satisfactorily treated. The
American Drug and Press Associa-
ton, of which we are members, are
manufacturing n preparation called
Meriltol Rheumatism Powders, from
a formula adopted by them after
medical experts had pronounced the
formula one Of great merit. IL you
are afflicted with rheumatism in any
of it's various forms. we would be
pleased to have you try Meritol
Rheumatism Powders. We are au-
thorized to sell them on positive
guarantee. r. J. Parman, exclusive
representative. Oct
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
OSSIAN.
October 16. 1911.

October 16, 1911.
Murray Nicholson of Fort Dodge
visited friends here Friday.
Mrs. Henry Webster went TO Mo-
mona Saturday.
Clarence Lee came down from
Minneapolis Friday, to visit his par
ents few days.
Miss Title Knutsvig went to
Rugby, N. d. Thursday to attend
the funeral of her uncle, c. Enga.
Joe Heinen transacted business in
Mason City Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dowd and
daughter Goldie attended the funeral
of Mrs. Dowd's little nephew, Calvin
Young in FIT. Atkinson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tobiason were
over from DEBORAH Thursday.
Theo. Engen was passenger for
Rugby, N. d. Thursday.
R. w. Anderson and daughters
went to DEBORAH yesterday, to attend
the illumination at l.. c.
Chas. Hauber was passenger for
Mason City on Friday.
The Poluhni Swiss Bell Ringers
will play in the opera house here
three nights, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. White returned to her home
in F'reeport, H. today, accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Morse Clark.
Mrs. r. B. Jones was shopping in
DEBORAH Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Limbeck and son Leslie
went to Freeport Saturday, to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Limbeck's sister.
Misses Mary and Kate Sluka of
FIT, Atkinson visited friends here on
Friday.
Miss Grace Steele was up from
Castalia Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Evans went to Seattle,
Wash. today, to spend the winter
Tony Hartman was up from Du-
buque to spend Sunday at the Figge
home.
Sam Nereson went to DEBORAH on
Saturday.
Morse Cavanaugh was home from
New Albin on Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Gress went to Dakota
today, to visit relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
CALMAR.
October 16, 1911.

October 16, 1911.
Norman Olson came down from
Austin Tuesday, for a visit with his
grandparents.
liver Barlow was in Waterloo on
business last week.
Laura Gilmartin went to Mime
apols Wednesday for visit with
Miss Marry.
Miss Wheeler visited at Fayette
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. WesSelmann was in Chicago
on business last week.
Mrs. Brickner, Sr. returned to De-
corah Saturday, after visit with her
son here.
A very large crowd from here at
tended the jubilee at DEBORAH Satur-
day and Sunday.
Prof. Miller went to South Dakota
last week to look after his interests
there. He returned today.
Some of Hattie Nelson's friends
gave her surprise party Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Hvamstad has been quite i'll
the past week.
Ira Robbins Of Fall River, Wis.
visited his sister, Mrs. Wesselmann
here this week. He left for his home
Friday.
Chas Campbell is home for visit
with his mother.
August Rhewinkle sold his house
and moved his household furniture
to Rochester, Mimi. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Rhewinkle
visited at New Hampton the past
week.
Miss Marion Green of DEBORAH Wis
tied Helen Kaye last week.
A few of Florence Yager's friends
gave her surprise party Saturday
evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Ryan, who was
brought here from Tilden, Neb., was
held in the Catholic church yester-
day. Mr.. Ryan was a former resi-
dent of Calmar.
Mrs. w. V. Wager visited friends
in DEBORAH Saturday.
Conductor Gilmartin has returned
to his run, after vacation of about
week.
o. p Ode returned from his trip
to Canada Wednesday.
Mr.. chamberlain of Waterloo WIS.,
tied the Crandall home here this
week.
Mrs. Ahern and son John were
DEBORAH visitors Sunday.
An election is being held today,
to see if municipal gas plant shall
be established here.
Congressman Haugen was in town
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Warren, Libbie,
Joe, Irene and Mrs. Ryan of Tilden,
Neb., were here to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Ryan.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
PLEASANT VALLEY.

October 16, 1911.
Fred Iverson spent Saturday even
ing with Harry and Stanton Erick-
son.
DR.. Woodward was professional
caller at Julius Ellingson's Saturday.
Marvin Ellingson called on Fred
Iverson Sunday afternoon.
Elvin Ellis assisted A. ]. Fosse in
delivering his cattle to Mr.. Teske
last Saturday.
Ole lverson of DEBORAH was call
er here last Thursday.
Miss Stena Wick spent several
days with Mrs. Tolstad last week
Olias Severson. Henry Goettleman
and Peter Helgeson spent Sunday
near the power dam.
Misses Judith and Nettie Narve-
son and Pearl Iverson visited with
Pearl and Gladys Fosse last Satur-
day.
o. III. Oleson and son of DEBORAH
have been working at Liens the past
few days.
forge Moen. with his workmen,
are repairing the bridges around
here.
Mrs. Stoskopf visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Severson Monday.
Marvin Ellingson made several
business calls in DEBORAH last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Hagen and
daughter Pearl visited relatives in
DEBORAH last Sunday
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
SPILLVILLE.

October 16, 1911.
Miss Bertha Sobolik was an over
Sunday visitor at FIT Atkinson, re-
turning Monday.
Miss Rose Lusk came home from
Ridgeway Tuesday.
Mrs. Carr arrived here last week
from Kenebec, S. d., for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Casper Benesh.
John Kovarik was a business call
err at FIT. Atkinson Monday.
Philip Frye departed for Canada
one day last week, on business trip.
Ed. Winn and family were down
from Calmar Sunday, visiting at the
home of Mrs. Winn's mother.
Miss Lizzie Williams spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her parental home
in DEBORAH.
Mr.. Vopara of near Protovin spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. Barbaric of near Jackson june
ton was i'm town Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Graft and sister Celia
Kapinos were here from Calmar on
Thursday.
After an illness of considerable
length, Miss Anna Pribyl of this
place passed away at her home on
Tuesday afternoon, from cancer OF
the throat. She was born February
4, 1868. The deceased was lady
of kind and amiable disposition and
highly respected by all who knew
her. The funeral was held at the
Catholic church Thursday morning
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-10-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Andrew NJ. Haines, Charles G.
Hallbeck, Aft Clark, j. M. Ryan,
w. Ryan, J. p. Farley, Charles
Genshaw, Fl. S. Weiser, E. Jacob
son, James Finnegan, Ole f. Bor-
log, Peter Peterson Hove, Nicho-
las Bowling, Henry Ruble, and
all heirs, spouseS, trustees, guar
dians, devisees, mortgages, grant
ees of the foregoing named defend
ants; and all unknown owners or
claimants of right, title or interest
in or to Lot Seven CD of original
Lot one of the Southeast fourth of
the Southeast fourth of Section
Twenty-six, Township Ninety-seven
north, of Range nine west from
the fifth principal meridian, Win
neshiek County. Iowa.
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Iowa,
in and for Winneshiek County, a Pc
tition in equity in an action in said
court in which you are defendants
and j. ID. Becker is plaintiff
Said petition states, in substance,
that plaintiff is absolute owner in
fee simple of the foregoing described
real estate; that for period of more
than ten years last past, he and
those by, under and through whom
he claims right and title to said
premises, have held possession of
said real estate openly, VIGOROUSLY,
continuously, and adversely against
all others, at all times claiming an
absolute fee simple interest in said
land; that plaintiff has been unable
to learn the names and post office
addresses of the unknown defend
ants, although he has searched dill
gently therefor: that he is credibly
informed and believes that defend
ants make some claim of fee SIM
pie interest in said premises-furth-
er this plaintiff cannot state: that
any right or title to said premises
which defendants may have once had
has long since been barred by the
statutes of limitation: that the rights
or claims of rights made by the UNI
known defendants are based on
grants, inheritances, devises, rights
as spouses, coming by, under or
through the specifically named de-
PENDANTS, and further this plaintiff
cannot state: that plaintiff prays
tudt HIS tltle anu tSldtc uV Colopiioh-
ed in said premises against the ad-
verse claims of the defendants, and
that said defendants and all persons
claiming by, under or through them,
be barred and forever estopped from
having or claiming any right or title
adverse to the plaintiff in and to
said premises, and that the title
thereto be quieted in the plaintiff.
and that any of the defendants set
ting up a defense to this action be
adjudged to pay the costs of this pro-
ceeding.
You are further notified that UNI
less you appear and answer thereto
before noon of the second day OF the
next term of said Court, commencing
at the court house, in the city or
DEBORAH, in said County, on the 18th
day of November, A. D., 1911, de-
fault will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
c. s. BOICE,
Al Attorney for Plaintiff.