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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
Negro Champion To Feast On Chicken
 Before His Fight
FACTS ABOUT FIGHT
 IN PARIS TONIGHT

Title at Stake aeavywe sight championship of the world.
 Contestants Jack Johnson, champion and Frank Moran, chaI- lenger.
 Scene of Contesb--velodrome d'Hiver, Paris.
 imeBetween 10 and n p. m., tonight. Paris time. Between 4 and o'clock, Bridgeport time. Distance Twenty rounds of three minutes, under. Marquis of Queensbury rules.
 Referee - George Carpentier, heavyweight champion of Europe.
 Division of Purse srhirty- five thousand to Johnson, win, lose or draw; Moran sS,OoO, win, lose or draw.
 Estama1ed Receipts--$1OO,O 900.
 Betting Johnson 5 to 2 favor ite.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
PARK BOARD VACANCY TO
 BE FILLED BY ". F. HAYES

Wesley F. Hayes, of Hayes & Betts, stationers, was unanimously nominat- ed for membership on the Park Com mission at the meeting of the. board last night. He will succeed to the office made vacant by the deathF of Henry Setzer.
 : w. H. Egan of New York whose bid to build the new seawau at Seaside was low, SIS, 500 asked that his bid be returned because of business req sons. The other bids have been re- jected because of being too high. As there is but $1e.5o0 appropriation for the entire work, it will be necessary for the commissioners to give 1t fur ther hearing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
 TO BfEBr IN HARTFORD

NorwaIk, June 27-A call has been issued for. state convention of the Loyal Order of Moose at Hartford on July 26. It is claimed that the Con nectfcut delegation to the recent New England convention at HaverhilI, Mass, returned dissatisfied with the plan of the convention embracing the New England states and recommended the holding of a state convention to consider matters which have a special interest to. members in Connecticut
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
HAT FACTORY BURNS.

Bethel, June 127-The hat shop own ed by Hey1nan' Brothers burned yes terday. Heyman Brothers manufac- -tured soft hats in the rough. Their loss is estimated at $2,O0o while the damage to the building which is own ed by Charles H. Hurlburt of South Norwalk. is estimated at $1, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
IEAVE FOR EUROPE.

Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court Fred W. Tracy and Mrs. Tracy sailed from New York on the I'm perator this afternoon for an extended European tour They will be gone about ssx weeks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

H. H Dean, of Burton, Ind, was elected president of the Michigan, Ohio and Indiana Coal association.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

sbowers Tonight and Sunday
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.4iss +, I,t !. q. s.

q s1ssssissso FL ..e6G Sun or
,5St. Louis. 90. IN Probate CouFt.
y IN che Matter OF the EstGtesofs Me-.
hscca Is. Copeland Decedent.
The Petition Of Ella Elizab beth Walker
decedent, together with her Anal ne.
count sc the administration Of said Tes-
tate, having been fled In this court.
REPRESENTING among other things that
she fully administered said estate. and
praying that said Anal account of said
administration be examined, adjusted.
and allowe4sby the Court, and that the
Court make and enter its hnal decree
of distribution of the residue of the
entitled thereto. and for the .h dtssharge
81 hSr5 IN. go - ~. -,
Il '' u o o That said petition be
heard, and said final account examined,
adjusted, and IL correct, allowed by the
Court q the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House. In the City OF Duluth
Ut Dsceniber. is14. at ten clock. a. H..
i11g' and IN said matter are hereby cited
and required at said time and place &c
show. soasase,s IL any. there be.* why SAID
petition should not be granted.
Ordered Further, That this order be
served by publication In The Labor
World accdrdtng to law. e
Dated at Duluth, MINI, November
9Th, 1s14. :. -, IT,. s.:
Attest: s. ". GILPiN, Fl
f. A. r. Morton. Judge Of Probate.
Clerk Of Probate. e
(seai Probate Ct. st. Louis CO. Mimi
L. w. Nov. IA, 81, ~, 1914. -, ....zj.5 !.
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Order to Exauaine Fi.al Account.

Order to Exanalne Final Account.
STATE OF, MINNESOTA, CUONTY OF
st. Louis, IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Will
The Petition q Minnie Dau. as rep
resentative Of the above named de-
cedent together with her flnal account
of. the administration OF said estate.
having been fled in this court, repre-
senting; among other things that she
mas iolly administered said estate, and
ADMINISTRATION be examined, adjusted
and allowed by the Court. and that the
Court make and enter its fnal decree
Of istribution Of the residue Of the
s estate ct j, said deesdeat to the persons
Of the representative and the sureties
on her bond.
It Is ordered, That, said petition be
heard, ana said final account examined;
e% a,,;t q a tS : correct allowed by the
the Court House, in the City Of Duluth
Of Deeember. 1si4 at ten oe go te 4 9 M
and all persons interested in Gaid hear.
ing and in said matter are Doeeby cited
cause, If any there be, why said petit.
ton should not be granted. =.
Ordered Further. That this be served
by publication in The Labor World &C
cerding to law. and by mailing a copy
Ct this order to each heir. at least
DATED at Duluth, Mimi, November
5th, 1914.
EA+..,+. BY the Geprt
A. r: Morton. Judge Of Probate.
Iseal Probate q. 81. Louis Co. MINI.
L. W. Nov. IL. 81. %. 1914. :.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
St. Louis, s.: District Court, Ele-
venth Judicial District.
ln ffa e5tes Fl tne
title to the following described real
estate. situated in st: Louis County.
Minnesota, namely: Lots Fifteen (le)
Bio sse' Two w. H nn% taes5. :Ait:rsd
Plat OF West Duluth, Third Division,
according TO the plat thereof on ale
and OF record in the office OF the
Register of Deeds in and for said
County.
81 Applicant,
The Tho% "a, M9rRhE fh n*s6 T. hs Rese e.
Edmund p. Ely, deceased, Augusttis
, roll Ely, Edmund Franklin Ely.
Err Mspy T KathsFfaa Fly h K' R6p afnFK
heirs ee Of F = z ffe4 III. aeeesssd.
m hss: SfaGs2 aeerxs slE
Bradley. Raymond: II. Brsdissy. =
minor. Unknown Heirs. OF Sara p.
Bradley, dsceassd. Unknown heirs
Of Annie 2: Hea,s. decssssA; yn-
e essssa fdiis q fGsr + s'y. e.
tsSsehkf Tas e.. EsTnfTs ots q't Gsn
in tie raj s:tsts described il the
application herein,
Of TIE above named ,de{en1ants and
to all othsrs whom Il may concern:
Take Notice. That The applicant in
Il eee p sssss sa SeSst e tss 's os SIX
In tho: forenoon. at the Court HoNee,
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W.. Nov: 4, 81. %. 1914.

Order ~ Heatfn9 - Pstilten for Liz
STARE OF ' hiN n5 c sun 7a 81
St; Louis. ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Rose
The Petition Of M. j. Filiatrault as
representative tof the above named
ward having been filed In this Court,
representing, among other things. that
Tor reasons stated In said petition, IT Is
necessary and Tor the best interests Of
sons interested therein. to sell certain
lands Of said ward In said petition de-
him granted to sell the said land: ~
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard before this Court. at the Probate
Court. Rooms in the Court House. in
Duluth, in said County, on Monday, the
7th day Of December. 1914. at ten
o'clock A. NJ. and all persons inter-
ested in said hearing and in said mat
ter are hereby cited and required 1t
said time and place to show cause, It
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted:
.. 6rdsrSd FSTtSsr + That this , order Be
World according to law.
s.. W. G1LP1N,
Attest:
A. r, MORTON,
Clerk Of Probate.
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis County.
L. WIZ W Nov. II. 81, 1914. "
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LOCAL POSTAL D / BANK I v! +
A!As'.REc|ORD SAVINGS |
Special Hours for Working Folk
= Boost Superior Deposits To-
Highest Notch. ,.~.,..

/ There is small fortune now in
the postal savings bank in Superior,
The balance Nov. Il; shows that
$110,070 is on deposit: the largest
sum ever held in the local branch.
The sum is an increase .of "$15,Qoo
over last year at the same time, and
nearly $4,000 over the balance drawn
at the close OF September, this year.
The instability Of exchange between
the United States and European
countries caused by the war abroad
is given as one cause for the growth
of business at the Superior office
Because of the large number Of for
eigners depositing their savings week
ly and monthly in the local bank, the
increase Is more apparent, for they
are unable to remit sums Of money
to relatives. abroad: -. 80 So"
The increase in the monthly gain
! for October over September is more
than $4,000, and nearly $4,000 over
the same period in 1913: The Octo-
Der balance on deposits is $7,061 as
compared with the September gain
of $5,037. For October, 1913, gain
Of only 1854 was recorded
opened last month, a gain: OF three
,, over the September. records. The
number of deposits for the month
increased slightly over September,
PIG deposits being made in October
and only ZOE in the previous month.
The value Of the October deposits
! was $11.s2s, an average Of $52.s0 for
each deposit. In September. the total
! amount turned into the bank was
| 1854.
Withdrawals last month aggregated
s4,26S, and in September, $4,607,
showing that less money was drawn
! out from the bank in October than
| in the former period.
; Since the postal savings department:
has been kept open until O'Clock
every night, many workmen who
have heretofore found their hours
| unsuited to use of the postal bank,
! are depositing money in it.
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CHOICE RECIPES.
Old-Fashloned DOughnuts.

Old-Fashloned Doughnuts.
One egg well beaten, add two-thirds
cupful of sugar, one-half cupful sour
milk, one-half teaspoonful of soda dis
solved in the milk. one-half teaspoon
full cream of tartar sifted with the
flour; try cupful and half of -four,
more if needed; roll out. These are
delicious.
Salad Oils.
A decided salad oil economy is OBJ
tanned by mixing with quart of the
pure cottonseed oil. a few ounces of
pure olive oil Tor imparting richness
of favoring. The nutritive qualities
of the two are obout the same, and to
some persons this mixture is more ap-
pettzing than the rather pungent fla
vor Of the plain olive oil.
How to Bind Soups. 49,:
If cream soups and purees are al
lowed to stand, they seperate unless
bound together. To bind a soup melt
butter, and when bubbling add an
equal quantity of flour; when well
mixed add to boiling soup. stirring
we'll.
Wrap Up Meat.
A noted book advises after roasting
a piece of meat that is to be served
cold to wrap it in cheesecloth while II
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NOTICE.

f NOTICE
STATE OF MINNEsoTA. COUNTY or
r.: hGH's1 Psrtet Court Eleventh
e?S1 ~ y as!s !: 5o 5ae @faSs
REIN. deceased,
= r.. Plaintiff
VIRGINIA q RAINY LAKE COM 49,.
PANY, a corporation, i:
70 austaxe Rein and al other psrsens
INT Pssn Y ths Estate Of John vto-
Pursuant 70 tho order OF the above
flied In ths above entitled matter. no
That the Undersigned; as administra-
tor eof the Estate OF John Victor Rein
has in his posSession Z certain sum Sc
m11sy tSs ey ht = q
That tss H 81 taREglicstien he. been MADE
Miaaeseta. ior IN oFd d a,,o9 1Sa'ss .n q
adjusting Al attorney's fees and ether
az .sd Il IN
next 81 Kin Of Tie asesdsnt . asars ot ana
persons entitled to share il the dis
tribution Of sid fund e creditors Or
distribute said FUND In 1ccordance with
such detefmlnation s=sssEs 4ss.s.,
rsst aa IL. x5l s & assosfe
special term thereof, TO be hold Ia the
County Court House in Duluth. Min
nsssota, on . The alst day Of November;
c6ynsei cSn be heard, a With time
and place all persons interested In tho
t d.istribHtion q ssi6 fund my assert
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superior clubwomen and others in.
terested in civic affairs are Eratified
over the APPROVAL given the plans for
q municipal nurse as eoutlined by. CITY
Physician, C.sxsM., Gould, at the city
commission meeting Saturday when
the levy for next year was passed T.: :.
vide for the employment ct a mil
nicipal nurse - ..... .r.s - "a
Women's organizations,s led by the
Superior Wornen's. Council, took UP
his campaign to employ q municipal
nurse and the subject came up tor
long discussion at various meetings.
At q conference With - the city com.
mission some time ago, members of
the council emphaslzed their belief
that nurse employed by the city was
much needed. :s::t 81.
: Council IS Pleased.
I'VE are glad to see the commits
sion approve of the plan," said Mrs.
Harrie Rogers, president Of the Su-
perior Women's council in speaking
Of the project.
Commissioners F. C. Tomlinson ana
C.. N. O'Hare state that the munich
pd1 AuISe Will Ue leiAp4OycO AeAt Ap~
ril when all OF the city officers are
named. Shes-will be under the jur-
isdiction Of the city health depart
ment and will Cooperate with the
city physician.
To Stamp Out Oontagion.
With a municipal nurse practically
all cases Of tuberculosis and other
contagious diseases can be discovered
with little expense and patients re-
ported to the authorities OF helped
in some way, DIR. Gould says. Civic
authorities claim that there are many
tubercular patients in cities the size
Of Superior that need aid from the
municipality. u
A part of the nurses's work will be
to visit the homes of persons Of little
means. Hygienic living will be taught
the families and they will be in
structed particularly in ways to pre-
vent the dread plague.
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le 9ssusd mi ~ ya sn4 a IN tisa s ssei
81 ;Ins RiatE.ct Court of tl Sts s 81
- ena q 81 ~ ~
fouiS IN II a ~, SS zsHSk - ~
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FstS * msns Fsn Sc ~, an 1e !,
4 iTs19 as 4 reia sons san
S,sint,,s om e any, ~ ~. sorporation W. -
g IS. r ssyes s ssia sIslns.ls "a "a
III the sum 81 RYve Hnnn dGx ntrSfys
onA Ind ~ Il roc .ss fssi 1al - pa9iaEs.
tie aii,onnt. ~ es ssno .n sSstS aa ie ss
PP1td aas1spn sa a,F,t,ally SATISFIED
ment fitsS ~ tha orsiceor u tha nierlt
81 ssid Dfstrictt S:o,i y an 0ctoher isth.
Ia11 40 "a es ,h1oE sA;a so,,9io ~ X
TIA : Ynn,,nS ~ rnsidnS - seiS t,,ae. =
En-. ,n9 .a e snsr1f1 q sa,d e;
deiiyered' Have Ieviad ur M a.sS III
sen at bubble auctinn 10 the hirheat ~
csah hadaa. 49, IL .c9.,slH o ,4 VIZ 10. s
fhe Co,r+ Hossa t y thn rit,s. - 1 n,;f,,t II
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Order LfnitiA4 11lae % rue Clai1s.
+ : q and fpr HeA141g ThaEe4DA. 81 s sst
STATE OF MINNDeoIA. COUNTY or
st. Louis. 81 In Probate Court.
In the M4tterSof the Estate OF Philip
sAreep1ult, Decedellt, & 5ssss
L4tteFs T6stamentar this day hav-
ing haan granted TO $Joseph Lombard
It Is Ordered That the time Within
which all creditors Ut the above NAMED
decedent may present claims against
his estate ia this, court. be, and the
same hereby IS. limited 80 three monthp
from and after the date hereof; and
that the 18th day Of January, 1915, ct
ten o'clock AZ n; In the PrnhAta Court
Rooms e the Court House 6 Duluth
In said County. be. and the same here
by o., filed and appointed O the time
md place TOR hsarlng upon the examtn-.
alton, adj6atmenf And AllowGhce OF
ssuch claims o. sheil 10 presentsd wtth-
In the tafae AfnFeQA a Is
LIT iiofioa hereof 81 Sivsn 81 thu
spuAlasat Hon of Thu rdsr In Tho Labor
Wofld, ~ provided nv Law. IS s.
], !, n1attsd' Duluth. Nina. osteo I'm ~
~ 3 81. t3iI,FraJ,
ST. Judge 81 Probate. 8
a{8Oel: 9r0bate C.. ot. aEoNtss Co. Mtnn.l
w Oct III Nov. gs1 S1l
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/ EVEN EXC;HAllN0E.

, 4 small boy had been given a penny
with a. hole In It. s3 Handing II to 4
sttlL smaller companion. ne said:
!. Jimmie, dare you 70 go Into that
pennX.,va I'M s S.
Immy was quite willing. Entering
boldly, Id said IL .8 s.
,.' want i douEhnut,,' ana taking II.
. Here said the clerk, "thfs penny
has q hole In II. = 81
has the douEhnut.' announcsA
Jimmy. trump hantly holding 1T up.
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STATE OF M1NNRsoTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. District Court, Eleventh
judicial District. H.
Agnes ForEette, Plaintiff,
VS.. =
David Forgstte. j, Defendant
The state Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: ~. 7 :. WE
You are hereby sunnmpned and re-
Quired to answer the complaint 81 the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
Which :qompIGtnt has beens aled lin the
office Of the Clerk Of the Dietrict Court
Louis and state Of Minnesota, and to
serve a copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at
their offices, Roomaa 61Q and GIL First
Natto9ai Bank Build!ng: IN the City
and State Of Ninneaota,: within Thirty
800. days sitter the. service Of. this
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action
will apply to che Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. ~
FOGARTY and GONSKA,
attorneys Tor Plalntlh,
s10-11 First National Bank Bldg,
L. w. Nov H. 81 2s. isi4. ''"<"'
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AN EARTHQUAKE.

Uncle lack is an old negro who lives
in a certain little town in North Caro-
lima where he is regarded as quite an
oracle by the other members Of the
race. :.
Once an earthquake shook the town
and as soon os the natives got owe,
their scare enough to discuss the why
and wherefore of the shock, they
an explanation. =
We'll, I'll tell YOU Hits like dis
he explained. About once in so Otter
de, atmosphere happens ter come II
vIlent contact wild de hemisphere
and -, De result is we has an earth
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ia s4k4h 81 81 salss4 t,.4 3, q
M "a PfSbate Geprt
20, !, the 44ttsF q The Estate Of Kels
fkss p. aaisfses 81 INA. olsen rep-
resent tive s0K the saaoves named SdeeAd-
ent toEether With her final account
ct the adn,ini strati0n of said estate.
zhAyanK bssn tiled an thl. court. rep
has fully adminlstIfed said estate, and
praying that sAid final account Of said
ipietratian be examined. adjusted
ana aMowed BY the Court, and that
dsere ee " 1s nd s1ssr e ia q
III sStsls al 81 ia hi dse 81 IN to the
parSons anfitiled thar ltd. ~ for the
the discharge OF the sfepFeaentative
ana sureties on her bond. . ..5.:: j
heard, and said finsi account Examined,
adjusted. and IL correct. allowed ~
the Court, ht the PFebate Court Rooms
IN the Court House. IN the City OF
dsy he aaa q sa'e H saf
q ten o'clock 4: A.. ana all persons In
matter are hereby cited and required
at said time andS place 70 show cause.
shoS1SS a a1sr se s Be, ty s.i pet't'o
served ~ publication ii Ths'' IaboI
& baIu' s. =; Nov ,tn
..-. ~... go, B Z % SGHEst
..+..+. Judge Of Probate.
A: r. NORTON. Up s5'T~.S 'vs" =.
tssai Probate Court, st. Louis County,
l. ". Nov: i, Il. :. q. 1 Isl, -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Lcuia. :Dtstrict Court, Eleventh
judicial District
Anna Turnzek, Plaintiff
August Turnzek, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: -:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED TO answer the: complaint Of the
plaintiff tn the above entitled action,
which complaint has been filed in the
office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court at the City OF Duluth, County
Of st, Louis and State OF minnesota,
and to serve a copy OF your answer 10
the said complaint on the subscribers
Ct their offices. Rooms SO ana Gil
First National Bank Building, in tho
City Of Duluth, in said County of st.
Louis and State Of Minnesota, within
Thirty (3C) days after the service OF
this summons upon you exclusive OF
the day of such service; and IL you
fail TO answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
F0GARTY and GQNSKA,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
610-11 First National Bank Bldg,
Duluth, Minnesota.
L. W. Nov, II. 81. 20, - II.
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is still hot. This will prevent it from
drying out and losing flavor
Ten Hint.
If a lump of sugar is put in the tea
pot when making tea it will prevent
Its spelling the table cover If spilled
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ANIMALSf

"It'g funny. amt it, that everybody
IN our family's some kind of an ami
mal?'
+ Some kind of an animal, indeed?
What do you mean?'
why, mothers a deer. you know
Yes, certainly"
And my baby sisters. mothers little
lamb and I'm the kid and dads the
goat" -. -.
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sTATH OF 1iHNDSoTA. COUNTY or
81 Ell as I; day 81 october 1. S
!e1& shefofe me q Justice OF the Peace
In and tor ct. Louis County. Ninnesota.
peraonallys Appeared William Manila.
@4tti Penttils, John PunkarLS John
EiJas Harluln. Eslsii Franti. Jscot,
HAr3u. 10 me- 1eraonally known to 8
the pexoonD deucr3bed In and who a.
.ecNte4 the foreG going; instrument ana
acknowledged that they executed the
Same 90 their tree act and dead.
Louis County. MiuneSots. ~
sfkFS a. 1ISa htsss5 4. e6uR RIFFS a.
! hsfss s;s' 'os s. that me vith,n IS
$strument Wa dled Ii 1hid ONCE ~.
Record sNoVam6er 81, 1914. ~ s A7ME SUI
was duly recorded Ia Book Is st Mic sss
- cHAs. cAILIcAN. ~
BY 6. 6. g 8 iI1ofgrs "a.
STATE OF NINNEsorA.1I''sssu g
DepAftment Of sfate 80
hereby Qeftt1 that the With IA
a1tfMmeMt MaS MAe0 Cor record IN tNia
elMc4 On tho 9TH dAy sof NovenaSe, - & !.
p. III at ~ O'Clock a. ~. MI MN s.. !
ds,aZ reeosdee. ~ Book ga 81 7nsorpS-.
JULIUS q. SCTiNA1jf.
- Nov: s14 '',s ss-,-.
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THE CITY OF DULUTH and the State
of Minnesota both seek to reduce the
number of accidents due to heavy r.:
Traffic through ordinances and state laws.
We would respectfully ask the cO-Opera-
ton of Duluth drivers of all kinds of We
licles i'm a "safety first campaign to help
make these laws and ordinances more ef-
fective.
Section of the Duluth city traffic ordinance ~:
reads as follows:
:ss:s my
sa1ntns Of sC Of sssa!e for IN;
Witch :d SD:
oof and in 50 turning out cause. collision With any
vehicle coming from the rear he shall be deemed
The failure of drivers and ohaufeurs to look back
before turning out of their in obedience to
the above is the direct of great majority of
the collisions between street and other vehicles.
IN ALL SUCH CASES THE DRIVER OR CHAUF-~
FEUR IS GUILTY OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE. --s
Remember that "a Street Car Can't Dodge to
avoid running into anything upon near the track
Our Duluth street cars weigh twenty five tons-the
rails very often slippery from variety of causes
in summer as we'll as from frost in winter--if the
motorman cannot stop before reaching obstruc-
ton he cannot his car out to avoid it, as could
be done with any other vehicle and collision is the
result This inability f. dodge distractions puts the
motorman at great disadvantage and at the same
time gives the drivers of other vehicles the great adj
vantage of knowing the course the car will take.
In the interests Of safeguarding life and property
would like to call the attention of every driver Of
vehicle in Duluth to this ordinance. !. !
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