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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
ANNUAL U. I. C.
GLASS ADOPTION
WHEELING COUNCIL. NO. 81. WILL
HAVE GREAT TIME
TODAY
Class Initiation. Elaborate Luncheon
Grand Ball and Other Features
Included in PROGRAM.

The eighth annual class day Of
Wheeling council. No. 81. United Com
merciai Travellers. will be held thi.
afternoon. beginning at 1880 O'Clock
10 the A. o. U. w. auditorium. Chap
line street. and promises to be one OF
the biggest occasions ever held by the
local knights OF the Grip" A class
Of twenty or more candidates will be
Initiated. which will make the mem
bership OF Wheeling council consider
ably over the 40O-mark. Wheelina
council Is already the largest In this
jurisdiction, comprising West Virginia
Virginia. Kentucky. Maryland and the
District of Columbia.
A social session will be held thi,
evening. when the members. thei,
wives. families or sweethearts. will
participate In an elaborate luncheon
This will be followed by the annua
u C. T. ball. while an interesting pro
gram OF cards. dominoes, checkers
ana other diversions has been ar
ranged.
J. W. Pickett. chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee, ably assisted
by members OF this and other commit
tees. have made great preparations for
theaffair.
The officers in charge are as fol
lows:
Senior Counciior-Robt. B. Clark.
Junior Councillor - Thos. J. Aber
crombie.
Past Senior Councillor = Elmer n
Lawson.
Sec'y-Treasurer-Geo. w. stephan
Page-A- J. Becker.
Sentinel-H. A Huebel.
Chaplain-Henry Ahrens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
ENTERTAIN BLIND
Local Association VIII Have an Enter.
tainment This Afternoon In
Board OF Trade Building.

Members OF the Association for the
Blind have planned for a novel enter.
tainment to be rendered this after.
noon at 2 o'clock at the headquarters
OF the organization In the Board OF
Trade building. The program will
consist of musical numbers. recita.
lions. readings and other interesting
numbers. Following the rendering OF
the program. refreshments will be
served and various games will be
played All members OF the associa-
ton are cordially invited TO be pres.
emit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
COMMITTEE DIMES
Men IN Charge Of Panhandle Aqri-
cultural Clubs Apple Show en-
Joy Eats" at The Windsor.

The committee in charge OF the ap-
pie show given this week by the Pan
handle Agricultural Club. enjoyed a
dinner in the club room OF the Hotel
Windsor. last evening. In attendance
We're Prof. II. r. LETTERS. OF Morgan.
town. c. II. Royce, manager OF Wad-
dlngton Farm; DIR. Andrew Wilson. A.
X. Jacobs, Robert Orr. ]. Z. Emsley
a. c. kempal. Prof. Horace Atwood
and Prof. Webster II. sill.
The advisability OF making the ap-
pie show an annual feature was dis
cussed. and also probable plans for
making the show more elaborate in
the event 1t is held in the future. were
considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
ORGANIZE LODGE
Wheeling Lodge OF rheosophicai society
Formed In This City Last Even
tng-Meet Msxt Wesk.

The course OF lectures by l. W.
Rogers. at the Hotel Windsor. closed
last night with the organization of a
wheeling lodge OF the Theosophical Sc
ciety. A class for systematic study of
the philosophy was also formed and
at i1o4 Main street. being free TO ali.
Mr. Rogers closing lecture dealt with
the powers latent In man and the meth
DDS employed TO bring them into activ-
lily. He deplored all methods of artifi-
eial development and said that the only
safe way was by building the virtues
spiritual illumination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

porters and manufacturers Of women's
suits. coats and dresses. and will
travel over Pennsylvania. New York
and the New England states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
NEW FLOOR IN STORE
Handsome Floor Placed In waIk.over
Boot Shop.

handsome new tile floor has been
laid In the entrance to the walk-Over
boot shop at No. 1929 Market street.
In Il Is worked the name OF NJ. Jacobs
& Son. the new firm which recently
purchased outright from Sol Mayer
the entire business. Mr.. Mayors
friends will be interested In knowing
that he has accepted position with
the Crown Embroidery works, i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
OUR DOUBLE INSPECTION
is YOUR PROTECTION

Relative to the foot and mouth dis
ease that is causing so much talk over
the country. we would say that due
TO the fact that all our products are
produced ON our own farms with a
regular state inspection and our fire.
quent and rigid inspection makes 81
practically an impossibility for any
impurity TO gain fcothold on our
farms. This double inspection is
your protection. IL means that he
consumer can have r. & &. Dairy pro-
ducts on their table with the feeling
OF absolute security in their complete
purity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

NOTICE!
To the Public:

We desire 10 inform our trade that
We have completed arrangements
whereby we are representatives of
the famous Reymann Hin Top Ger
uted Milk and Cream. A phone or
der TO US will deliver this product 10
your door
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>. Aug: ::22,12s, Sept. Is. 1914,

sTATEIoF M1NNEsoTA. COUNTY,. OF
st:.1.ouis.-ss.g 1ny Probate Court: -
In the Matter sof the Estate Of Charles
Tf9EFERfTfeH TffEa RisSssSt orM. j. rt,i.trault.
as represenfatixe;, OF. the above named
decedent,y together. with his sfiial ac-
countS01s the eadininietrAtfonS ad Of said es Z
tateS SshaVing been flied: in this court,
representing. among other things that
he s has fully administered said estate,
snd that saif nai Of
iusted and: allowed .by, the Court, and:
that the Court make and enter it's An
al decree OF distribution Of the resi-
due OF the estate Of said -decedent to
the persons entitled thereto, ana for
the II !ssifa dischfarse Of the representative and
IT IS ORDERED That said petition
be heard, and said final account exam
tned. adjusted. and If correct, allowed
by the Court, at the. Probate Court
Rooms in the Co9rt House. in the City
day OF, September 1914, at ten o'clock
a. M. and all persons interested in
said hearing and in said matter are
hereby cited and required 1T said time
and place to show cause, II any there
be, why said petition should not be
ORDERED FURTHER, That this or
Labor World according to law: 80
Dated at Duluth, Minn., August 18th.
*, y :. -. :, s. ". G1LPqN,
<sea probate Court }Ssdfs St o9i. 9f fss1sts Gsats
Attest: a: r.: MORTON, .f%.=
Clerk Of Probate ~ +. 3,
L. W.. Aug: 22, 20, Sept. s. 1914. ,,-%
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wbsrssn' ea' = = nart .,, x q; ,.,4
fnr ,as sptnrsS ~ IN.
tween tie' Neiaan. Iand Gnnnanv l
Minnnan+a ronspra+ to- - SUth.parS ,t
firat n9r4 o., 81 tne
nar+5, anu a "a as
5th Sav ~ FahrnsrV ySyHs 4 ns 1eln mndas dlT
and III thas ferma ~ uhtch' ~, 'coL4racf mFa
tracted and agrsed tn sail ~ vn,; tha
said nartv Of tfee second nart mon
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PRESIDENT I WILSON
OPPOSES Oh WAR LOANS.
Regards Lending Of Money TO.
,Beligerents As Violation of :
Neutrality. -

# WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The Will
son administration will view with dis
favorsthe making of any loans to the
European belligerents by American
bankers. Announcements to this ef-
feet was made today by Secretary
Bryan.
The administration has no objec-
tion to American bankers making
rope, but regards the lending of
with the true spirit of neutrality.
In accordance with this decision,
the state deartment today informed
the Swiss charge d'affairs that this
government would make no objection
to American bankers lending money
to Switzerland. This statement was
made In response to an inquiry from
the Swiss government.
The public statement of the ad-
ministration's position is the result of
tentitive inquiries made by the firm
OF ]. P. Morgan & Co.., which had
been sounded inoffic1ally with regard
to a proposed loan to France. It is
understood that the state department
Will not formally communicate with
the bidders but will leave it to the
latter to learn the administrators
views through Secretary Bryan's an!
nouncement to the newspapers Mr..
Bryan,s statement is as follows:
There Is no reason why loans
should not be made to the neutral
governments, but in the Judgment of
this government, loans by American
bankers to any foreign nation at war
is inconsistent with the true spirit bf
neutrality"
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s1Aid mort&aEa Vas. datad I4uuary eth,
S19lz md WIS recorded n the Office Of
County 81 st Iouis, ana Id STAT. STAT e Min
1si Iss2ts 4 e tds sth day S M 2;
me5tgages, on page 4QS.
Il Therefore; notice II: hereby given
.thAt sal mort rtgagew will be foreclosed
Sixhe.t s1s sidd.T the
ises II such mortgage described. situ-
Ated in the County Of St. Louis, stats
sot Minesota,. to-wit: Lot twenty-five
sl221;. In block one hundred thirty-two
according to the recorded plat thereof
on file and .of record in the office. Of
the Register Of Deeds. In and for th1
County Of St. Louis. and state Of Min
sheriff Of W 81. Louis M County. e zus Minnesota. s
in his Office in the County Court
House. In the. City Of Duluth, in said
County and State on the. 31st day Of
smount duszand claimed to be due on On
said mortgage at the date of this
notice 10 the sum of two hundred and
seventy-three and 77-10O dollars
together With sixteen and o 1a1oo 'edei. deI.
lars l$16.12) paid for taxes on said
dollars Cs25.0o) attorneys fees as stipu-
closure and that no action at law or
otherwise has been instituted to re-
cover said debt.
!. :.. p PAUL LEPAK, #
1FoRGATY 4 GoNsKA. -. Is "a. - ....
IS Atffa1ansK faa fo5 6 M.GrtsaEee s.9
:. sSs-L Duluth, Minnesota. -
z. W.. July; 1875. Aug. 1-s-15-22-1s14.
Z stiL- Z = : =.
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COLORADO CHUROHMEN
ON MINERS WAR

Two "Open Letters to the secre-
tary of labor at Washington have
been published recently in Colorado
papers having reference to the strike
and the war in the coal fields of that
state The first bears the signature
of Dean Hart, the bishop of Colo
, rado, and several others. and urges
that the secretary Of labor should use
his influence to put an end to the
strike and to make peace in the dis
trict. LESS than one-quarter of the
miners" says this letter, belonged
to the union. Those who did not
were so far contented with conditions
that they could not be expected to
join in the strike-at least the result
proves that to be the case. In real
ity, there has been no general strike.
because many men-in the neighbor-
hood of 10,000-have been regularly
employed. all through the times of
disturbance, and the state has been
continuously supplied with near it's
normal quantity Of COAL" It is stated
that there have been ABOUT 70 violent
deaths, most of them unprovoked
murders, in connection with this
strike. To these are to be added
countless cases of assault and OF
wanton destruction Of property.
Miners Show Bad Faith.
Another reason given why the
strike should be called off is the bad
faith of those in charge Of it. When
it became necessary to call out the
troops it was demanded that both
strikers and mine guards should be
disarmed. The guards did so in good
faith and practically all of them left
the country.
''As like good faith does not appear
to have been shown by the strikers.
They, gave up a comparatively few
worthless arms but hid the good ones.
Then when almost all of the state
troops had been withdrawn they
brought their rifles OUT OF hiding
places
It is charged that on more than
one occasion the strikers Showed
their utter want of ordinary NOR
ality by displaying a white flag and
then attacking the men who recogn-
lied and trusted this worldwide SYM
Dol of armistice."
Strike Lost.
Further than that, it is stated the
strike ought to be called off because
it is lost. There is not a ghost of
a chance for success" This letter
concludes, LET the agitators, brought
from other states, be withdrawn, as
the mine guards have been sent
away, and let the miners be allowed
to resume work and much greater
credit will be done the union than is
The labor world., 1914-08-22

Order for Hearing ON Petition for Ad-
Is .sxS ssfsa mintstratfOn. ls >:
st. Louis -ss. In Probate Court.
In the. Matter Of the Estate OF Amasa
~. Merriman. Decedent. A
THE PETITION OF Alice v. Merri-
man having Been filed in this Court
representing, among other things. that
Amasa III. Merriman, then being q resi-
dent of the County Of st. Louis. State
County Of St. Louis, State Of Minne-
sofa! on the 3rd day Of February, 1914;
leaving estate in the County Of 81.
Louis. State Of ;Mfnnesota, and that
decedent and praying that letters of
administration Of the estate Of said
@decedent @ be granted to said Alice ".
s4, n -. oRpBR EI,. - Ia g. .aid, peati lion
4 a. ;esfers thy Court
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LEGISLATION BODY To-
WAGE WAR ON SICKNESS,

War has been declared on indus
trial sickness by the American asso-
citation for labor legislation. Follow
cident compensation which now has
captured the principal states, a COM
mittee of the nations experts who
have been working quietly on plans
for year and a half, declares that
sickness Insurance must, be made
compulsory with emphasis on rnedi-
cal care in order that it shall lead to
q campaign of health conservation
similar to the safety first move
ment. resulting from accident COM
pensation. -.
The committee includes such lead
ing authorities as Henry r. Seager,
Miles NJ Dawson, Edward T. Devine
and DR.. I. M. Rubinow Of New York; !;
Charles r. Henderson Of Chicago
University, Henry j. Harris Of the
Library of congress and Carroll W.
Doten OF Boston, and has the coopers
alton of expert legislative craftsmen
and leading representatives of work
men and employers. =
The association for Labor Legisla-
tion called the first American confer
ences on. occupaticnaE.. diseases in
1910 and on social insurance in 1912,
and announces it Is now drafting bills
for a vigorous legislative campaign to
initiate the movement for, sickness
insurance in the United States. 49,
MAKE GOOD INCREASE.
KANSAS CITY, tMo;,.zAus. 21.-Af-
ter ten days strike the Fixture
Hangers union has raised wages from
81 to, $3.50 a day. Every shop in the
city was involved. IL. I
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sumnlons In Application for Registra-
tfOD Of Land.
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF

Summons IN Application for Resistra-
STATE or. MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
DisrRsfScsTi' ROT COURT & Eleventh judicial
{, !, i s Z the mater 81, .ths appltcatton e
omsara SRear to reEister the titie te tns
following :descrihed real estate SITUATED
in st. Louis County. Minnesota nan9ly:
Eot Four t4) ssect1on twenty : it:2isss,
ausrter @ r and the NO Northeast qusrteSs @ tsasf 81
TWenty eight cess: all In Township
ess asn1h Fsnas sc
ment Survey thereof,e Sexcepts the right
Of way Of the Duluth & Iron RantS
Railroad Company. as the same q nov
App1icants. q l.S
Persis "A. b. Carpenter. ss's.
and ali ether persons or barties unas
known, claiming anys right, titl1. ess
tate. lien or interest In the real estate
described In the application AsrAins
The state Of Minnesota 10 the s aboSe S ss
named defendants se9sssss,sssss
# You are hereby summoned and sre-
applicant IN the, above entitled pro
ssfa ssi aha FL sGS as afssr efiss of Us
clerk OF said court. In = SAtd county,
within. twenty l20) 80 After the 4ef-
vlcs 81 this summon pom you. exclu-
stv4 of the day OF such service. and: Sc
Y01 fAn 70 ansMer the said applicatioh
within the time Aforesaid, the &pnu-
can't N this proceeding vii apply u
therein ssss
Witness, i. r Johnson, clerk at said
court ana the zeal thereof, afa Duluth;
In 4ete. .snnnty. this q lths day of Adgu6ts
i. JOHNSON.
~ q q. RILLtNd.
stss4l % Dittrfcts Court, St: E1saftS
county 6linxn0ta s. -
0ssSK Sssss s6ea. t0fney for NrptteS1f
s 1Gs.sY s1| l1l13s 49, "a
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'INE1IzSCTN N.IJ{AtHD.OOMf:ANI
-: = & e. 5sss.ff J. BysA. w Ku uehnow
L. W. Aug. a., 20, Sent.,:5, 1914 .s.s.~G@.,
TosIyar Ojhlas,. = :T5sSss. 81, !: i s.rssa<2
-. Cnvua n :Affnn #.ssfsi5a!sl -

ToAlYar Ojalas. " s&&s5s ST. s: 3 = .1s
.Gowan. MINI, st*ss : o.:
y. Whereas. q certain Obi ntrAtt In writ
Ing was made and enter ca into be-
tween. the Nelson Land Company a
Minnesota Corpora tfon. party, OF: the
first part and You, s1Xar O1alas s. az
party of4@the second pert dated . the
S0th day Of. Decemb erSt sos, under and
by the terms OF Nv hfHhI Sepntracts the
.said sparty.o Of the ~. eontraeted
.snd saety asrfeq s. 9nt to .ssn. the g 4 q
ment by you OF eerain sums. of
money and the perf9rmance+o +of certain
conditions: the following described
land to-Wit: z5s TX 4: 5 rs! ,;9sssz@
Tne Northeast, Quarter OF the North
Mest ,SuArteEs#l Me- .s;of <.NVVs:.z:A) Sec
S.Dn Itrt.. iWEeen1tySone. Ee1y 'lzI)fa IN ToWnship
FIFTY, (5O) &Mnrth, OF e Range twenty
szo) West t.. on the a Fourth 5 Principal
merloian' 1e containing. Forty z(4ol- acres
nent Survey thereof. said land being
situated IN the County of st. Louis,
and state OF Minnesota: and $ {. !:sx.s
whereas. default has been made by
you, the said party OF the second part
conditions Of the said contract. in this,
to-wit: Having failed to, make pay
ment Of Two Hundred and Seventy
due; on land. 81. S.,
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STATE OF MINNEsoTA. COUNTY 81 II
St; Louis: IS: In Probate court. y,
L Johnson. Decedent. &c i : p
The petition: Of Nels Johnson as re-:
preventative M OF the aboYe named de-,
ces,sa eedent together With his final &C.:
estate having been flied In this, court
he has fully administersd said q estate. tate
.d q prSyt,nf that said e. final ,aeso4rt Z ef
justed and allowed by the Court ana
final decree of distribution of the :re-.
tadaS eSe o iala
for the discharges of the. Representative
and the sureties On his bond. ~. 3 {. ].
It II ordered: That said petition be
g sa,astsd saa ssGsa e$sesss sdt%1s slis@ss
Rooms IA the Court House, IN the CITY,
OF Duluth In said County, on Monday,
eelosk ths sa'. ds pfsst sl:oas si sa
are hereby cited aud required at said
time and place to show cAuss. if any
there be; why SAID. titfon should not
ordered futthsr. rl,at, thtg order ss,,.s So
served BY publication In The Labor
WHsla Dated fes9fd5aff e nafuts fs M,n Juiy soth
Il Byi J, i ths Ws coS11; sTf;,r1r,
ese. propat. court adke 59 Hou1 e Rfeeots eodnty
Mimi . a ssss 55 Il ;fEy S5S5 s.
s'3l 5 1,11e MoRTtog; = s;.,..... ....
6. =, ADAMS, ;
Z ". AAtsefsey Aae s.. e. IS i. Afsas fsaz.
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--"-E. -" = D w. IV1IEl IN, y. ~
-. Judge ofaPrOhAte.F
(seai Probate Court, st.. Louis. County
L. ". Aug. 81, 20. sept s is1i -:5.. A.

Order Of. Hearins On Ppet1tion fors LII
ssnee 70 Sell. Mortkaee or Lease Lard.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY, OF
the Matter e. q the Sstat. SfaT
sheridan. Decedert.
The Petition Of Mary A. DrAyer as
representative of the shove named de-.
cedent. having been flied in this Court,
representing, among other things. that
for e reasons. stated. IN: said petition. it
Of the estate Of said decedent and Of
all persons interested therein, to sell
certain. lands OF saidrsdecAdeiit IN sAid
petition described and praying that
license be to her granted to sell the
It is ordered, That said petition be
II Dui1tS IN ssid eoul,ty nnS enrs 81 Moidsy aGase
the 31st day Of August, 1914, at ten
O'clock A. NJ. and, all. persons inter
eeted IN said hearing ana Iii said mat
ter.'are hereby cited ana required 1t
se R,7es saa e estfios sasse seud
ordered further, That. this order u
served by publication !. in The Labor
World according to law, and by mail
1ng Z copy Of this" order so each heir
6stsd dazs ostofs st ,th the 'sd Date of
49,. -, x "l:s w w. SSTEis sSifyR1N,.s..;
Judge Of Probate.
A. +: NORTON 5+ ..
Clerk. OF Probate ~ III
(ssal Sa;l, Probate Court st. Louis = County
L. w. Aug. 8. .I5.E ~. 1914 -
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:XHNlkNNyS 1kxEUUII0N sALE

(. Under and BY virtue Of an Execu-
tion i issued cut Ct and under the seal
ne GSu q the ststs Gf
Judicial s District and County Of st.
t Goart dp tke 1saesfea ciey &
q tie ;2sth Day Of g Juns. 1919: Ais'aa; II an
2srs &! 4 xss q. PlaIntif{ aad Mi Se1son aad
Mathild1 Nelson DefendAnt IN favor of
tel sabs te su a o ffsiest e4ey1e fe.' e
(y45.S0l Dollars "a transcript Of which
said judgement was thereafter and up
on the 26th dayEof June 1912. duly filed
Of said District Court in and for st.
Louis County, Minnesota, which said
execution has to me. as Sheriff Of said
ana as fSl ueon and
will sell ct Public Auction to the nigh
esf ssisaHzs ias tas cty u ofss bs
Tnsaay S,s sa,s sas GeGnts gf st.
1911 as ateH 8 clock IL tns forenoon @ sSf 81
that day. Ill right, title and interest
6sat TIA seEys s',H named Mstnid. stnt Ns1so
the real estate hereinafter described,
Ing the date 81 the fiiing iy ana 'da daekes es-
the Clerk Of the pistrist Court in i1ss and I'd
for said st. Louis County = Id nx sofa:
or any interest therein. which said
Judgement debtor may have since that
day ACQUIRED The dsscription, Of the
Lot. fourteen s11l); in Block. eighty
six (S6). West Duluth, Sixth Division.
in st. Louis County, Minnesota, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof on
Register Of Deeds IN. and for st. Louis
County; Minnesota. 8.s. s. B 7z
The title to said lot, is registered un-
der Certaficats Of Title No. 1919, and
ur1e 6t. Register of titles page l2s. in
the office OF the Register OF Titles In
St: Louis County Minnesota.,
Dated, Duluth. MINI. JULY 25th 1874
JOHN r. MEINING,
Sheriff St. Louis County. Mfnn.
/ BY ". A,.DASH
- = =. Deputy.
Attorney for Judgement Creditor,
III W. Aug 1.S.1k.Hl.oo SSnf s.1S1I
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Order Of Hear1nr on Petition for. De.
TERMINATION o1 Descent Of Land.
st: :Louis:1ss.: n Probate Court. :.
Gi;AndsTsen;s Resede9t: =
derson having been :ffleda in, this Court
repreaenting. among other things, that
said natif,6n s pfItSI tIst l9E q
dent has been ,nroVed nor adminisfra.,
ton granted on his estate in this
c's;rs. sac pe9rioner 9ntaons4 mas ana
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l. w. Aug. 22, 20, Sept. s, 1914

To John Jarvinen. RI
, GOWan, MINI. l.s# s
Whereas. certain contract in writ
tween the Nelson Land Company, a
Minnesota Corporations. party OF the
first part. and you, John Jarvinen. as
Rssrsy srdy e uns ae ogaft rndss ea s te
the terms Of which contract the said
party OF the first part contracted and
agreed to sell to you. the said party
YOU: Of. certain sums Of money. and the
performance Of certain conditions, the
following described land to-wit y. !. 2
:, The Northeast Quarter Of the south
Fifty i5oS North. 81 Range twenty
800 West Of the Fourth Principal
ers .se Forty # 4e
ment Survey thereof. said land being
situated in the County OF ST. Louis.
and State of Mtnnesota: and ,z :a55zs
In the performance 81 the terms 'arld
conditions Of the said contract. in this
to-wit Having failed to make pay
sSEee 9sieS fss5ss5 bolars anc
Whereas. the Nelson Land Company
g Minnesota Corporation. party Of the
the terms Of said contract. BY reason
Of said default entitled to declare a
forfeiture of said contract, and to de-
clare the same wholly null and void,
Now, therefore, you are hereby no.
amount IN default Aforesaid. is made
by you within thirty days after the
service Of this notice upon you, tlie
undersigned: will there upon declare
the said contract forfeited and at an
end: and will reenter and take pos
session Of the premises in said COM
The amount you will be required to
pay to save the contract from forfei-
ture ts the said sum Of Three Hundred
lars together with interest at Six Per
Cent. per Annum on the above amount
from this date to date OF payment.
The payment :is to be made at the
office of the Nelson Land Company at
Lanesboro, Mimi. .ss4Ss 80 - 3 )
aUpon payment being gsnaade, as above
mentioned. the sAid contract will, be
reinstated in: good standing. and upon
failure to make it. the. Undersigned
Will thereupon forthwith declare said
contract at an, end. =: -
i, Dated At Duluth. MINI. this 18th m day
NELSON LAND, COMPANY
g: - 6 81 :By.iA Kuehnow