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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-11-06

No. 1882
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
lIrrInc Oh An.1x.rxaup AnxoSr

ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA PROBATE
COUNTY OF HENNEP1N COURT
In the matter of the Estate OF, Michele
Capozzi, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Attilio Castigliano of St. Louis
County, Minnesota, praying that Letters
Of Administration on said estate issue to
him;
It is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court IN
Monday, the 23rd day of November 1914
at 10 a. M, at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis ia said
County and then, or as soon thereafter
as said petition can be heard, show
cause, if any there be, why said petition
should not be granted.
And it is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given, by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks, prior to said day of
hearing, in the Echo de TOuest a news
paper printed and published in said
County, and by mailing a copy of this
OIucE W al buc n~olIS-dG-ldW I'll Sdlu Oe-
cedent when their address is known or
can De ascertained by due diligence, at
least fourteen (l4) days before the date
of said hearing, unless notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 28th day of
October 1914.
By the Court:
ills JOHN A. DAHL,
judged of the Probate Court.
A. Castigliano, Winthrop Bldg,
Duluth, MINI.
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La nation britannique suit avee

La nation britannique suit avec
la plus profonde admiration lin
cessante lutte que soutient l'arm6e
franchise avec tant d'habilet6 ct de
success. Ellie conserve une enti6re
confance dams la strategic du &C.
neral Joffre ct ellie est fere de sa-
voir que l;arm6e britannique COM
bat sous sa direction, cote a cote
avec ses braves soldats.
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ROUGE FRANCHISE

-Samedi dernier a eu lien dams
la somptueuse residence du D.
Philemon Roy. une partie de car
tes au b6ne6ce de la Croix Rouger
LIE success, tant tnancier que social
a etc complet. Grace au tact ct a
lhospitalite g6n6reuse de Nine P.
Roy, la societe d'elites, r6unie
dams I'M but ~d'humanite, a passe
une charmante soiree, don't chacun
conseryera longtemps encore lie
souvenir.
Nine Roy dome l'exemple.
Continuous.
"A la Be reunion du comit6, la
somme de 1885 a etc verse; par
de g6n6reux donnateurs, &c qui
forme I'm total de Sl,6OO.OO.
LIE comit6 recoit des fonds de
differences localities: Little Falls,
Red Falls, ont aussi une Iiste nom
breuses de souscripteurs.
De nombreuses lettres temples
de sentiments mobiles ct g6n6reux
renfermant DIES cheques dun gros
montant ont etc recues.
LIE comite charge de visiter les
neuf societies FRANCHISES de St Paul
rapporte un montant colect6 de
plus de $500.
D;autres comites Sc torment au
fur ct a mesure que Reorganization
Sc complete. Nos gros INDUSTRIES
Sc reminiscent ct Won't visiter q leur
tour tous les commercials franco
canadiens.
La s6rie de parties de cartes
commence, Sc continue, ct pro-
duit une part %importante dams Get
te bonne @uvre. Enfn, partout>
lie zele d6sint6resse ct infatigable
est a lordre du jour, personne ne
.herche a roster en- arriere, encore
semaines semblables ct
lie chiffre desire de $1,000 sera Ger
tainement atteint.
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S. Kierski, Photographic du Cote

S. Kierski, Photographic du Cote
Est, Went de recevoir DIES epreuves
negatives du monument Lafayet-
te de Washington, ct quill a repro
duit avec I'm merveilleux success
en- beau tableau pour salon GU bu-
reau. C'est I'm beau travail, ct on
peut sen procurer une copie a son
son studio, Avenue Centrale ct Be
rue S. E.
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st. Dau1

Les Franco-Americains de ST
Paul sont prizes de nous communi-
quer, soft personnellement gu par
telephone toutes les nouvelles lc-
Gales qui les concernent, au n
767 1ue Wabasha. Telephones: I
S. 40 n. w. Cedar 40.
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Grace a la g%6nerosite de deux
hons p%aroissiens, l'eglise Ste Anne
Sc trouve enrichie dun magnifque
ct richie missed ct dun nouvel n
CENSOR non moins beau. lis ont
immediatement attire la vue DIES
paroissiens dimanche dernier a la
grand messe.
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ON D~EMANDE-Pour I'm gar
comet de II mois, une bonne den
FAINT, dexperience ct parlant cou-
ramment lie francais. Salaire S25.
Dites votre age, l;experience que
vous possedez ct les recommends
tons que vous avez dams la premi-
ere Iettre que vous adresserez. sol
New York Life Bldg, St Paul.
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s,occupe a s'embellir ct a Sc parer
pour plaire.
Cette fois lie saint Sc retire avec
tristesse, ct tandis quill continue
son chemin il murmure. dams un
soupir:
All! que lie yieux proverbe est
vrai: "Fille oisive est NAL persi-
ve."
j. D. F., o. NJ. I.
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Nine Josephine Brunette, Arts
te-Peintre sollicite instrument vo-
travail d'agrandissement de photo
%graphies, en- s6pia, pastel, crayon,
etc. Satisfaction garantie. 3245
Bryant Ave, S. Tel. n. w. Colfa2
1852. Ann.
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SFURS JUMELLES.

sante ct la Joie peuvent etre ainsi
nommees-Ies deux sont insepa-
rabies. LIE Novoro du DR. Pierre,
lie vieux remede herbeux 6prouve
par lie temps. vous rend heureux
en- vous Dormant la sante. Ce
nest pas IN remede de p%harmacie.
Des agents locaux du Novoro lie
vendent. Ecrivez au DR. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co.. 1875 So,
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, Ill, Ann.
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Ecbo oe Il
MINNEAPOLIS, lie 6 Nov. 1914

La reunion du Club des Beaux
Arts aura lieu mardi soir, lie 10
novembre, d la residence de Nine
Paul Dufaud, 41O5 Sheridan Ave,
S. ct y entretiendront leurs maris.
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MAGNIFIQUE jill

Les Danes Forestieres Catho-
liques de St Paul ont dome. elles
aussi, TN Gard Party" pour lie be-
n6fce de la Croix Rouge Francai-
Sc ct Beige, ct la belle somme de
S54.95 fut collectee. C'est certai-
nement grace a Nine Frank Ro-
bert, preridente, assistee par Nine
Pierre Labossiere que dot etre at
tribu6 ce magnifque r6sultat. Ces
danes, par lie zele infatigable
qu'elles ont deploy6 dams cette @u-
vre charitable, m6ritent c%ertaine-
ment ncs fluctuations les plus sin
ceres, ainsi que toutes celles qui y
cnt cooper6.
U. C.. F.. C.-La BIZ. No 20
d'assurance DIES Societies Canadien
nes-Francaises Catalogues, de St
Paul, dome une partie de cartes a
la Sale St Louis, pour lie b6n6fce
de la Croix Rouge. Les bilIets
sont de 25c.. ct de tres beaux prix
seront distributes. N'oubliez pas
la date, lie s novembre, a s heures
P. M.
Cercle Social, Br. &c.
Mines Patenode ct Durand ont
dome une partie de cartes, la Sc
maine d%erniere, a la sale Mime
haha.
LIE resultat a etc tres bon ct ces
ont dome de beaux prix.
Voici les mons des gagnantes: Ter
prix, Nine Jacob Quesnel; 2e, Nine
Elisa Bousquet; Be, Nine Sara Cad
de, Nine Brewer.
-Vendredi, lie 6 de cette semai-
ne, Nine CadwaIlader donnera une
de cartes a sa residence, tou-
jours dams lie meme but. Courage
mesdames, lie but est noble, ct vos
ct fatigues ne seront GER
tainement pas sans recompense.
BAL A~NNUEL-Le Club So
cial des Jeunes Gems. de la Cour
St Louis, 8O6, o. F. G, bonner,
jeudi soir, lie IL novembre 1914
sale Minnehaha, rues &c ct Ex-
change, son grand bal annuel.
Billets 25c.
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.quement vers I'm avenlr grandiose
"digne de leur glorieux passe.
"Sous le regime allemand, il nous
1faudrait renoncer pour toujours 3
ices brillantes esp6rances"
Tiska, pagitateur qui Went de
faire cinq ans de prison pour avoir
prech6 Ia s9dition aux Indies, code
3 Ia meme pr6occupation lorsqu'n
conjure SEES compatriotes de SEN
roller sous le drapeau anglais pour
Ia defense de Iempire. Nous YOU
Ions des r6formes" s'6criait-il der
Increment q Calcutta, mai non IN
enlargement de regime"
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Nine ACHEzLE DANDURAND
Z74 Avenue Church. MOnfrea

274 Avenue Church, M0nfreaI.
jetais accablee me rendait incapable d'aucun ira
vail. Javais des maux de- tete qui me rendaient
pressure folle ct je ne pouvais rien digerer; a cha
repas j%eprouvais des indigestions douloureu-
e ne pouvais pas marcher, car aussit5t j'stais
prise de douleurs qui m'obligeaient q m'arreter.
II me sernblait impossible de dire quelle await
etc lorigine de &c nal. II y a I'm an que je suis
j'avais beaucoup s%ouffert avant mon ma
mais jai etc encore beaucoup plus malade
apres. Mes douleurs etaient intolerables ct c'est
je me suis decide a consulter les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Ameri-
caine.
TAI commence a prendre des Pilules Rouges,
conforrnernent a leur prescription ct jai etc soul--
gee. inmediatenaent mes douleurs ont cesse, TAI
repris de Ia vigueur, de la force ct du courage a
aussi jai persevere ct ie suis r1airte-
nant parfaitement guerie.
Dependant, je prends encore Get excellent RENE
lie ct je lie recoa1mande a foutes les ieunes femnes
lui entrent en- MENACE" = Dame ACHILLE
DANDURAND, 274 Avenue Church, Cote Saint
Paul, Montreal.
les qui sont trop ~eloignGes rour venir voir nos
nous leur ecverrons I'm QUESTIONABLE qui
Apres une etude serieuse des symphonies
Ire pour combattre lie NAL.
bottles de so pilules ct pQrtant Petiquette de
chez tous les marchands de remedies. Jamais
aussi envoyees par la poste, au Canada ct aux
e, 50. so six bottles. Toutes les lettres doiyent
AINE, 274 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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Chimique Franco-Americaine
274 rue Saint enis, Montreal.
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ADDITIONAL " Ant!

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED "a good End hand saw
arbor and frame and 16 or 18 In
saw complete. Must be cheap for
cash. G. N. Shannon. Phone 1857.
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POS tends LIF
vi REv0L Ter
Battle Greek Millionaire Com
mits Suicide.
HAD BEEN ILL LONG TIME

Amassed Fortune in Manufacture Of
Breakfast Foods and Gained Much
Notoriety by His Bitter Attacks on
Organized Labor.
Santa Barbara, Cal, May IL
Charles w Post, the millionaire
breakfast food manufacturer Of Battle
Greek, Mich, shot and killed himself
here.
Mr.. Post was stricken i'll here sud.
denly in March and was hurried to
Rochester, Mimi, aboard a special
train for an operation. He returned
here only recently, apparently recov-
cred from an attack of appendicitis
which was believed to threaten his
life.
The operation, which was per-
formed March 10, was considered sue.
cessful and he departed for his West
ern home seemingly cured.
The illness from which Mr.. Post
suffered was first manifest last De-
cember. At first it was considered a
recurrence of stomach trouble from
which he formerly suffered.
Battle Creek, Mich, May IL.
Charles w. Post was one of the
founders of the so called health food
industry His business interests here:
for the manufacturing of breakfast
foods. represented millions of dollars.
Although Mr.. Posts Office address was
in this city he had maintained resi-
dence in Washington, D. c., for sew
ceral years.
Lost Health in 1884. -,
Mr.. Post was born in Springfield,
ILL.,, in 1854. He engaged in the
hardware and other lines of business
there until 1884, when his health broke
down.. He travelled extensively in
search of trea tment for some time
and arrived here in 1891. His search
for health was responsible, it is said,
for his investigation into the health
food subject.
" 2.
Employing thousands of workmen,
Mr. Post took an active part in local
civic affairs In 1908 he was made
president of the National Citizens In
dustrial association of America and
for several years he attracted wide
attention because of his attacks
against labor unions. He was an
ardent supporter of the "open shop"
Mr.. Posi- travelled abroad a large
part of. the time during recent years
and his art collection in this city is
regarded as one of the most valu-
able in the country The news of his
death was a great shock to his friends
and relatives here, who thought he
had practically recovered from his re-
cent illness.
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Of Minnesota.


County Of Cass.
Be It known that on this 18th dav of
April, 1914, personally appeared befora
me, e. Segal, to me known to be one nf z
the persons named II and who executed.
ton and he acknowledged that he eye
cuted the same as his own free act and
deed for the uses and purposes therein
expressed.
Justice Of the Peace, Cass County. MINI
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
CASS-ss.
IN District Court
3 |, NJ 7. Palmer aan CLERK Of f,i the District
certify that F. a. Dare is a duly quail
fed justice of the peace, authorized to
take acknowledgements and administer
within sag o G9mnty OF Cas- and
the Goth day of March, 1914, and will
expire on the goth day Of March, 1916
( S. 15 N. j. PALMER.
Clerk of Court, cass County.
State Of Wisconsin ].
Re it known that on this goth day of
April, 1914 personally appeared before
me, d. S. Segal, to me known to be one
of the persons named in and who exc
poration and she acknowledged that she
executed the same-as her own free act
and deed for the uses and purposes
therein expressed. -
Notary Public, Douglas County. Wis.
Ny commission expires Dec 3, 1917.
sT 1lsi1 OF MINNESOTA, DEPART
MENT OF STATE.
I hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record ord, in this i;
1914. at IL O'Clock A. M. and was duly
recorded in Book Y-3 of interpretations
- - - ' : : JULIUS. "A. sCHMAHL.
st Secretary of State
~ s.. (48198l
CFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS,
BeltramiS County, MINI.
Il hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed in this office for
record on the gath day of April. A: D.
1914 att g o,clocksP. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Books Of Misc, on page l4S
CO. MOON,
Register Of Deeds e.
r. MURPHY,
81 Deputy.
t2td5-11-12
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ADVERTISEMENT
($10. 90 to be paid for Series j.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

49,.
To the voters and taxpayers Of
Beltrami county: s
/ hereby announce myself as q
candidate for nomination for cleo
tion ITO the office of sheriff Of Bel
trami county In support of my
candidacy I may say that | have
strived to serve the people Faithfully
and well during the two years have
held the office. Honesty, fairness
and efficiency have been my policies,
and / confid emily refer you to my adj
ministration Of the office. BY viz
tue of experience ! feel that am
better qualified to-day than ever be-
fore to maintain a high standard Of
efficient and economic service.
have worked iharmoniously with
the legal department of the county,
and have done my best to facilitate
all civil and criminal procedure.
! respectfully ask you to support
me for nomination and election, as
surfing you of my fixed purpose. to
ever strive to render the best SER
vice attainable. ss.
Respectfully v5cr rs,
ANDREW. JOHNSON, ].
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT. ~

Nineteen hundred and fourteen
ought to see great extension of
the city planning movem, Mt for
small as we'll as large places. /
have recently been seeing how
the shrewd and economical
Frenchman manages through
planning to get double or quad
ripple value out of bridge, a
public building. monument or
any other structure on public
property. We in the United
States ought to stop our silly
and extravagant habit of placing
buildings. bridges and the like
with little or no reference to sur
roundings, approach, vista or
other structures.
:, In 1914 there may we'll be ex-
tended study Of the relation of
parks and Fairgrounds to com
munity life and efficiency and
the consequent extension of
what Is certainly a municipal
function-that Of competing with
the forces of disorder and i'll I
health by the provision of means
for producing order and good
health.
We might to advantage in 1914
begin to consider the desirability
Of good form and pleasing aps
pearance in various street fur,
,nishings. We have gone far in
good lighting standards and in
putting off the streets the forests /
of dead trees that supported en-
numbering electric wires. Now
let us have receptacles for street
sweepings as efficiently iincon-
spicuous as those Of Berlin or OF
London and street letter boxes ].
that look like something else s.
than q cross between a tin gar
bage can and wash boiler
Horace Mcfarland in Survey.
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TEXAS TROOPS RI ED

Those on Patrol Duty 20 Return 70
! Their Homes.
Washtng ton, May IL Governor Col.
quit OF Texas informed the war de.
.partment that he had arranged "a
relieve from duty oil state troops who
have been on patrol duty at Browns.
vile. opposite Matamoras. Tex, and
at other points along the border
Their posts will be taken by the com.
panies Of coast artillery which have
been ordered to the border by Sec
rotary Garrison.
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fall Of FEDERAL
TOWN IMMINENT
City Officials Of Mazatlan,
Mex. Decanlp.
PANIC AMONG RESIDENTS.

people Into Frenzy and Hundreds
Are FIeelne-AmerIcan Reported
Slain During the Battle.
On board U. 9. S. California, Ma
zatlan, Mex, May, 1.-THE fall OF
Mazatlan seems to be imminent. The
city officials have embarked on the
federal gunboat Guerrero and the
steamer Limantour, both of which are
ready to sail for Salina Cruz.
The federals have abandoned the
gunboat Morelos.
A wild shot from the Guerrero
passed through a street of the city,
creating a panic. ..s-
AS result of three days battle
the townspeople are in a state of ter
ror and hundreds are fleeing.
It Is reported that G. B. Kelley, an
American, and G. H. Williams, an
Hnglishman, were killed, and two 9th.
or Americans, Walter Neal and Pat
rick Baird, wounded, near Ell Favor
mine in the vicinity of Hostatipquillo
BY order of Huerta lighthouse serv.
ice on the west coast of Mexico has
been abandoned and the coast is in
darkness. =. 49,. :, =. o..
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INDIAN WAR is imminent
New Trouble Threatened In War
Racked Mexico.

New Trouble Threatened In War
Racked Mexico.
Douglas, Ariz., May 11.-Refugees
arriving at Nogales have brought
word that serious Indian war is i'm
minent. 1t is said 900 Mayo Indians,
brought from Sinaloa short time
ago to fight the Yaqui Indians, have
taken to the hills and joined the
Yaquis from Cruz de Pierda. The
Mayos and Yaquis now are reported
holding a big council in the hills.
Their united force is said to number
2,0OO
Constitutionalists are said to, be
moving their families out of Mayto-
rena and Cruz de Pierda. People OF
Oroz Potam, Cocorit and other towns
on the Yaqui river are making their
way to Baraca, a we'll fortified town
In the hills. It is said.
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a special election was held in. San.
Francisco on the question Of the issue
OF $500. 600 Of bonds to erect q city
hall and to create a civic center. By
the extraordinary majority Of AZ, 100 In
favor Of the proposition to 1876 against
Slt more than 100 to 1.-THE issue was
approved The vote was the largest
ever polled at q special election.
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ARr,IcLR y.

PIE CAPITAL stock OF said company
shall ia FIFTY Thousand Dollars
IS5O. 600. OO), divided into hye hunared
s16OO) shares OF the par value OF one
Hundred Dollars ($100.O0l each snare
and shall be paid for IN sfuli WneIl = 5ls-
sued. :sE 80 sBBs5
s8s55s 4 ARTICLE VI
The highest amount Of indeb tedness
or liability to hitch this company shall
at any time be subject shall be the sum
Of Thirty Thousand Dollars 80. 600. OO):
ARTICLE VII .
The officers Of said company shall be
"a President, Vice-President, Secretary:
and Treasurer, and the board Of direct.
OrS, may at a regular meeting py resO-'
ton, provide for a general manager
and define his duties and powers ana
fix the compensa ton for his services or
salary.
The following shall constitute the
first officers of said corporation who
shall hold offices until their successors
are selected and qualified.
President, J. Segal.
Vice President *. Segal. ia
Treasurer, ID. S. Segal
Secretary, p. E. Mcdonald.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the. sub:
scribers hereto have set their hands this
18th day Of April. 1914
Executed in the presence OF:
AS to J. Segal and p. %. Mcdonald
THOs. JOHNSON.
CORANNA TOUPIN.
AS to X. Segal- sss
/ 81 "A. DARE,
HARRY w. BRIGHT.
As to d. s. Segal-
JULIUS L. COHEN,
r. S. PARnER.
(. s sEdAf;,
~ SEC
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ARE SATISFACTORILY ENDED
Issues Caused by Shipment Of Arms
to huerta.

lssues Caused by Shipment Of Arms
to Huerta. =
Washington, May 11.-Assistant Sec.
rotary of the Navy Roosevelt announc-
ed that the state department had sat
isfaotorily settled issues which had
arisen over the reported consignment
OF arms to General Huerta aboard. the
German vessels Kronprinzessin Cecilie
and Bavaria to be delivered at Puerto
Mexico. H.
Ambassador Won Bernstorff said
that no representations had been
made to him by state department Of
fcials and that he had done nothing
with relation to the landing of car
goes from the German ships in the
Mexican port
At the navy department announce
ment was made that the monitor
Ozark had been ordered to join Admi-
raj Mayo's fleet at Tampico.
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Respectfully v5c rs,
ANDRE JOHNSON.
sEaAL EMPORIUM COMPANY or
g BE1IDJI.

sEaAL EMPORIUM COMPANY or
Articles Of s.1ncorporation.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
ourselves together: as corporation un-s
der subdivision two Of section 6144 of
Chapter So ofssthe General Statute Of
Minnesota for A fRT yea 1913:
The name Of this corporation shall be
Segal Emporium Company
The general nature of it's business
S9y 81 Gdnn bust
Beltrami, and State of Minnesota, or
at such other place or places either in.
conjunction Herewith or in addition
ARTICLE y.
{ The period of duration Of this cor
poration shall be thirty years from and
after the date Of completion Of it's in
ARTICLE III.
K The following are the names and
places of residence of the Incorporate
OrS: "a 55sEz
Names Residence.
e. Segal, Walker, Minnesota. ~
.. S. Segal, Superior, Wisconsin.
ARTICLE Nv
The mana gement of the said corpora
ton shall be vested in board Of di-
rectors consisting Of four members.
ers shall be held on the End Tuesday
of January Of each year, at which time
they shall elect said board Of directors
And the board of directors shall imme-
diately blowing the meeting Of the
stockholders, hold its annual meeting
at which time it shall elect the officers
of said corporation. &sss
The names and addresses of those
composing the board Of directors, to
hold office until the first election and
unit! their successors are elected and
qualified, are as follows:
Names Addresses. st
J. Segal, Superior, Wisconsin.
4. Segal, Walker, Minnesota.
D. S. Segal, Superior. Wisconsin.
r. e. Mcdonald, Bemidji, Minnesota