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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

f'r'tfeens Meolemmer at toffe Der.
Tor. He bar bper paa fin aont
siOrt ct betpoeIis grbeioe, iom -oc
meo 900 @rlrnb fan bare tiIireos
mes.
Gen itsrlte Gel af @procn bar
llatllrilaois imioIertio Iieeet paa
6ormanocns 90 S~efretprens SfiiI.
Ore. Oct bar ogioo poa bisie Wpno
grInorct boocSiaeclig boiIebe. Get
par oeres Sag of fomme / Den
rctie SorbinoeIie meo TubIifum,
buffet bar n neopenoig SorroiGt.
ming for ct beloig llbialb. vt Dc
bar bGrct iitano ocrtiI, acroaber
Dem I'll itor s@re; DC bar oerpeo inb.
la9t Jig ~upisneIie Sortieneite Of belle
oct norIfe 6oIf i amerifa.
6ormanben, Sen. 6. 8. 3borpe,
bar for cgre Mioler ioretaget Ianse
Hei'cr omfring / 2anoet / SaaenS
SrtcreSlc % / oct belle poet oen ct
Crcr, lont er nogct nGr eneltnaen-
DC UNDER porc S~orbolo. Man fan
life anoet emo %in1ponereS oper, at Ell
Mano, iom liober / en- itor % trapl
&irtlombeo, letter ~perionliee Sor.
retningsbenipn tiIliOe % meo Sp.
bp0cIle al Sio % Eenge goar no %
ulrtcr for Ell ioeel Spgape, laoleoes
ionl Senator Gborpe bar giort. Der
er in0punoet mt Suno for Horlf.
Oommen / Amlerifa peo bans ilesen-
Nrbeioc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
2Scn Aforementioned

2ocn GammcrmnNffunccrt Tom
hoIotcS Sen 4oc rs. / 2o9cns Itore
Gel iuoleocoe3 meb Ell pnltrert
ltficnot Nionotrio al ShonlaS Gel
lciicn, Ell al Sen ncrifc Wlliifs &laS.
iifere. iom Icpet Ell NGffc Iar / go
riS. hoor ban osoe 1874. TiiIut-
niuocn bannebeS al SinoingS bcrem.
re &lapcrfpintct n,eb aarl NiSien pcb
SIn9cIet. Teb Siocn berai iii man
Momoncer al Srn @renoabl, Si9nc
2urb. @rie1 % Irnc G9aen, iun9et
al Sru 9itrib 9ous. OF Momancer Al
Sanmcrs. iunaet al Solibon Hooc.
@iraer &anmer ipillet &Iaoeritpffer
al Srl, @rcuSahI o. @bmuno Neli.
pert % ubierte alaperitermlcn / 2icS
10 apiutetiaticr.
3hic Srfcitcrfunecrt blep aipet SEN
5tc meo ct tort % me9et intereSIdnt
Erolram. aoucertenS 8lanSpunft
bleu Nrcm'erelien al @rie9S &lauer-
~foncert / I.Ntcll uuber aapelmelter
NoIoor'enS ScSelie % meo Srithic'
@acter '@rsnoabl ueo Slpalet. Get
anoct &opeoperf par SinoinGs fsrite
Spmioni / S-Ntoll, itorlaocn / 2in-
ierne iulo al maubig Strait % baaret
az eli brco Eatos.
Snlfriu9 bisle TO Sopehperfer
eruppereoc Oct iie Ell Ipffe iterre oe
mtnSrc arbeibcr al rlore % pnerl
norlte &omponiiter. Otter Ell peIflin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

iaIinger, iom bar ginet BAN al Gar
ran5a.
Sen. IngeIes er grtilIerigeneral /
SiIIas arm6 og en- inris BiIIatilbpn-
ger. San er iioeramineret ira &ries.
ifoIen / Gbaprltepec oe bar ipilIet en-
iremrasenoe &olIe / ollie 8illas Self.
tog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Soripanot / SfYerne.

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Sen 19Se Suni; Z. 8aibiara, ion
ifal bapc ppret en- al ben iapaneiilfe
armes bcoite SIppere, %ifiiilte Jig /
Sfperue, ga Sberiif Mpers ioag Tor.
isstc at beila9IUaae bans @iplan Tor
Ell 8iGlb al 1925.
@eo &irlp al en- 8iffert tit Sbe.
rifien iIuttelig Sie paa Ell / Sfperne
burtia foripinocnbe Grit. iom han
llutieoe iie til bar auibiara % hans
9ipIan. Otter at bape pentet | ilcre
Elmer, opsau ban Gorlsget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Minoraaurns MGno.

SnrI man hi pare 1eel, CT NHu'
iomIlnaen I'll Sen rationale Wfinoe'
aupe mi oiiIuttct, "a @dpcn mi Bill
heitioelig operrdtt Oct norlte Sior'
ting Den 4oe SilIi / ariltiania. No9'
lie Orb ON sc Nirnb, ION 0et ror'
n%elnmeIia ifplocs. at glinoe8apcn
ioreliaaer iom en- iuI0eu0t aieno3.
aierning, tor Nerior paa bette (l05-
pllrft p1re paa in Elaos.
Set fan nleO iuIO Diet iige@, at
Der er bunbreoepiS al Wtpno %
apinoer riilot on i 2anoet, ION
ScIcr sGreH for oct Irbeioe, iom Der
or ubisrt. Smfring 1000 Sno'
IamIerc bar pPret otrflommc | GO
acl,s Srteresie / 9sbet al Oct iio'te
Mars Eio, % oct er ct lntereSldnt
% bemerfeliespRroig 6attum, at
ale oisic uoen l~(notageIle bar or.
beioei gratis, al piir Snteresle Tor
Spaapen % aiPrli9be0 I'll no.
berIanbet. DC ioritielige apIn0e-
iorbrno % 8omiteer bar oiret me.
get Tor Sasell, % oct nlaa 0et belle
iiees, at oft bar oPret giort ira De
lntcresiereoeS Sioe, iom tun0e sis.
res for at IRE Sen irem til ct bel.
Dig Heiuliat.
Men tiItroo$ for, at aomitccn
iaaleoes bar funoet pilige % IN.
ieresiercoe grbeibere, Tiger SET iis
iclu, at SET fife bar puret no1eu LET
Spgapc at ioa iamIet Be ca. go
coo aroner, iom / oi&ie Sage cr
icuot til Norgc Tor at operrUffe3
peO Norif.A merifancrnes itore Set
voa Sc 6orcneoc Stoter$ 6rihco@.
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melionnella ArbeIoc. Guhpcr, ION
tlcroer MiuocQopcu2 Niitoric. uco.
at aomitCcn bar houi itorc Nauife.
lilbcoer at fiNmpc mes, ia la bro.
act bar Set m0ertIocu ictt M. a,
Net iontes tpiIiomt. om Re, optrho.
pcoet itul0e Ipftc@ al lua Ell Mim0c
Adpc ianlct. Get er oerior lite ior
nlcgct at iigc, at nonr Hciultatct G.
iooptOt ilIirco %'tiacH0c lem Set cr
- = FA 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

SIorencio GonItantino, Sen ipan.
lie Senor, bor anIagt Sag moo
Senrn EuSleu, 0irefteren for @oS'
ton Opera Company, for $4,000,
iom han eier Torbrin1 paa at bare
tilaobc paa en- aontraft. - Samti'
Sia bar Oscar Nammeritcin preien-
terct CONTAINING er, net Iioen Neg
nina paa $4,000 % bar iorbubt
ham at bcaipc iia paa i'm poatTnfte
Heiic til @uenos Mires ier Feneene
or betalt.
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Notwithstanding.
ODE Suni.
ens e.. maui ayesmarfe,.
Neaemarfeset 1 Ntnuetsta.

Drafters extra ..$145-200
Drafters choice ............ 11O-140
Drafters, common to good.... 75-1lO
Farm mares and horses, extra 12O-1b6
Farm mares and horses, choice 9O-12O
Farm horses common to good 90 80
Delivery, 6O-160
Drivers and saddlers........,, 65-190
Mules. according TO size 800. 75-195
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

waor Te Triser III 0serterenee.
fac s9r faa benIie at mebbeIe. at
&c faa beres advertisement 1 .1e.
eorab.woten'. Het Nires Dem ben
beoife eetonhNne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

ANN - ncosr oss ssrTrs Jrst l5rs loa AZ wv f''
eyrIr AZ proosAu. Iowa rSnrs ma ACT "''>"'"
hApor 8. 1897.
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UNION WAGES PAID q
Al. STATE WORKERS

The California State Board of Com
troll has readjusted the wage scale If
all employees OF the state hospital to
conform to the union wages paid by
employers in private work. This Is
the first readjuatment Of these wages
Ia the last eight years. In some in
sdtutiqns the workers were being paid
more for the same kind Of labor for
which those In another institution re-
ceiyed less. sf Is
The present scale is obtained by
taking the union scale of wages, de-
ducting $40 q month Tor room, $12.20
Tor board. 32.b0 for laundry and med
ical service, and 10 per cent Of the
monthly wage for continuous employ
nnent. This raising Of the hospital
wages IL expected to remove the ar
gunert used by nige3lrdly private
employers in keeping down the wages
Of their workers.
Painters. upholsterers. plumbers,
carpenters and steamfitters who here
tofore have been receiving IS a
month will under the new scale re-
ceive $50 month. Blacksmiths, who
have been receiving $6S a month, will
receiye SIS = month These illustra-
tons of increases are oilowed out III
III the other depa TIM nts IS
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EUGENE v. DEBS TO
SPEAK HERE MONDAY

Eugene v. Debs, the we'll known
orator and axitator in the cause OF
labor, will speak at the Auditorium
Monday, June 16, under the auspices
Of the local Socialists
Mr.. Debs is an effective campaigner,
having campaigned in his younger
days for w. J. Bryan and for the So
cialist party through four consecutive
presidential campaigns.
He is beloved by all the Socialists
and sympathizers, though disagreed
with by many in the ranks. -
His. views, while biased to some ex-
tent, are in the main endorsed by
many progressive men in the labor
movement. His methods of attaining
the goal Of "labor's emancipation"
however, are matters of dispute.
All working men are urged to hear
Mr.. Debs. An admission will be
charged, and in exchange a. years
subscription to the Rip Saw will be
given.
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STATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
On this 9Th day Of June, 1914 before
me, a notary public within and for
said county. personally appeared Da-
vid A. Meier and w. G.. Bonham,. to
me known to be the persons described
in and who executed the foregoing in
strument, and they acknowledged that
they executed the same as their free
act and deed.
]. A. P. NEAL. ~.
Notary Public, st. Louis County. MINI.
Ny commission expires June 81, 1915.
(Notarial Seal.)
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART
I herby certify that the within In
strument was filed for record in this
office on the. 10th day Of June A: D.
1914 at 9 o'clock a. m. and was duly
re- IL IL Book va Of ineorpoF&t'ons
JULIUS A. S0EIMAHL
Secretary OF State.
OFFiCE or REGISTER OF DEEDS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
I hereby certify that the within In
strument was filed in this office for
record June II, 1914 at 1880 a. m, and
was duly recorded in Book II OF Misc.
CHA8. CALLAHAN,
By G. L. LOFGREN.
l. W JunA 1S-2c-191A -,
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.h. b; ptXia p1svis PEsslSen a
Bonham. Vice President,
asar: sa :fGYs oS t sss 4ssess,7s
fices until the annual meeting OF the
s. WHICH TINE g. anS sa
holders "s At (which which 1 dirsctor. shall s.
elected shall be held, without any pub
ltshed notice, thereof. at ten o'clock 2:
year at the principal place Of business
Of the corporation. or such other place
in the state OF Minnesota as may be
fixed in the bylaws or%by vote OF the
: The directors and officers Of this
corporatton shall hold their respective
offices until their SUCCESSORS have
as'y q stdssS
The first meetings Of the stockhold-
sbs and q he r. q rsf
hanH on thu h t ssth ''t Day 81
1914 at stem O'Clock and eleven O'clock
a. m. respectively.
5: The amount Of the capitol stock
and dollars asio, oooy OF which tive
Thousand dollars [$5.0oo) shall be paid
IN IN money or property. or both, and
the balance in such manner and at such
board Of directors shall order. The
capital stock shall be divided into one
hundred (100) shares OF the par value
of one hundred dollars ($100.oO) each.
ness or liability to which this COR
poration shall at any time be subject
shall be the sum Of seven thousand
five hundred dollars (S7.500.0O.
In testimony whereof. we have here-
unto set our hands this 9th day Of
June, 1914. -
A. MEIER. (SEAL)
w, G.. BONHAM, (SEAL)
In Presence Of:
J. A. p NEAL, -
RAY ZUROSKT,
Fl. A. BERG. -.
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Notice Of Terninatien Of Contract for
conveyanSe Of Real Estate
You are Hereby Netified that default
has been made in the terms and condi-
tions of that certain land contract for
5ss Of bnn land
is Vendor and James A. Terry is Ven
dee, which contract is dated the nth
day Of October, 1912, wherein and
%sSssa TO ne ss S and the said
those ft eertaia set term. o' AND es eosaatlons
t Thf M q set forth n satd
situated in the County, OF st. Louis
Lot numbered fivel in: block num-
s sf1S Bv.GSn scoclnx wf e Rsot
cord in the office of the Register Of
DEEDS within and for said County Of
You. the said James H. Terry, are
further notified that the. said default
consists in the failure. Of yourself or
a asysns ssh on s dP Pay Son aasf
said Dennis T, Sullivan as follows:
The sum Of Thirteen and 25-1o0 Dol
ary. ply. ana the sum Of Forty Dol
lars ($4o.o0) on the 18th. day Of each
Of the months Of March. April and
May, 1914, respectively, which install
ments aggregate the sum OF One Hun
dred Thirty Three and 25-100 Dollars
(3133.25); and also In the failure OF
yourself or anyone in your behalf to
pay the semi annual installment Of In
terest which became due and payable
on October 15 1913 amounting to Eigh-
ty,eight and 70-100 Dollars (S8.7O) and
the semi annual installment Of inter-
est which became due and payable on
April Is, 1914, amounting to Eighty
one and 1o-100 Dollars. I4s1.10); and
also in the failure Of yourself or any
one in your behalf to pay the taxes on
said premises Tor the years 1912 and
1913, amounting to the SUM Of Fifty
One and 12-100, Dollars n6l.12)., The
total indebtedness due upon said Goa
tract now being the sum Of Three
Hundred Fifty Four and 17-100 Dollars
t&364.17), on account Of which default
the said Dennis T. Sullivan has i
right and now does elect to terminate
said contract. ;;....s# ., -,
Now, Therefore, You, the said James
4. Terry. will please take notice that
the said contract hereinbefore referred
to will terminate thirty 600 days A.
ter the service OF this notice upon you
unless prior thereto vow shall comply
with the terms and conditions Of said
contract herelnbefore mentioned and
Pay The costs q this service upon YOU
| 1914. :T,:E =
HARRY W. TANNERS, ::.>
Attorney for Vendor
DENNIS T. SULLIVAN.
i
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RAILROAD UNION MAN = 81. :.
WRITES ABOUT BOYLE

10 the Eu1LOT:
Dear Sir: It has come to my notice
that story has been circulated in
opposition to the candidacy of State
Senator. ]. P. Boyle for Congress, to
the effect that Senator Boyle opposed
certain labor measures during his in
cumbency in the State Senate, among
others the full crew and clearance Of
obstruction bills. If you will accord
me a little space in your paper, I
would like*to have printed in reply to
these stories, this letter.
AS secretary of the Joint Labor
Legislative Board I had occasion to
meet with Senator Boyle frequently
and to learn his attitude towards
labor measures. It is not true that
he opposed the full crew bill during
the session Of 1911, for the very good
reason that the full crew bill was not
introduced at that session. The clear
ance of obstruction bill passed the
Senate and Senator Boyle is recorded
as having voted for it.
Senator Boyle has always taken a
deep interest in the affairs Of labor
at the state capitol, and in most in
stances has not only voted for labor
measures but has lent his active sup
pert to their passage. In 1913 he
voted for the electric headlight bill,
clearance of obstruction bill, a bill for
an act to prevent Misrepresentation
on the part Of employers in securing
strike breakers, a bill permitting rail-
road men to vote while away from
home, and a number Of other labor
bills not directly affecting the rail
road men. He was the author OF the
minimum wage bill which was un-
doubtedly the most important labor
bill which passed during the session
OF 1913. The full crew bill did not
pass the legislature in 1913 because
OF the tremendous opposition that 1t
met with, and Senator Boyle was
particularly friendly towards the bill,
Notwithstanding the fact that pres
sure had been brought to bear to IN
duce him to withdraw his support.
In the report zof the Joint Labor
Legislative Board for the session OF
1911, Senator Boyle's name is the first
one Of eleven senators mentioned in
commencing our friends in the
Senate. Taking into consideration the
fact that: there are sixty three senat-
ors and that the board approves OF
the attitude of but eleven Of them
this had ought to be a sufficient in.
dication that Senator Boyle stood very
favorably with the representatives OF
labor at that session. am sending
you copy Of report herewith. 80
The report of the Railroad Brother.
hoods Legislative Board for the SEES
sion Of 1913 also commends Senator
Boyle for. his interests in our behalf
and feel that if there is any man
in the state Of Minnesota who is en-
titled to. the support Of members OF
railroad and other labor organize.
tons, it is Senator J, p. Boyle.
.-.,ss-..:, Fraternallys yours. .s..ss...s s~q.
sass: TOM III. McGRATH.
st. Paul, June IS, =.s:.E: : :.s!
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13

Il have tiled Tor the office az
Register OF: Deeds. Sc. Louis County.
MINI. ! have been 8 rAsid Ant sc Yirs
gtnia for years, having owned
and managed the Fay Hotel durtna
the first ID OF these. For thres
months after the death of nc. G.
Palmer held this Office and save
the full salary to the WIDOW u 81 NJ.
Palmer. an stating THU To- show
you that I know the otftce thprous,iy
andsam capable Of handling itsto. the
.sattsfaction Of the. voters and oitizens
lof st. Louis count promise you
faithful performances Of the duties 81
the Register q Deeds ia case tho
yoters return me at the primariea-onl
june 16 and q the election "a No
vember.
+. aAlY
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ANDREW j. ANDERSON

J. Anderson hereby an
noupces to the citizens of the
Second District that he is can
didate for the office Of County
Commissioner OF that district.
Mr.. Anderson has lived In the
Second Commissioner District for
the past twenty-one years, during
all Of which time he has been
engaged in the coal and wood
business at the corner Of Fourth
street and Sixth avenue East. In
the conduct OF his business he has
had constant opportunity Of be-
coming thoroughly familiar with
the roads of the Second District,
and the knowledge thus gained,
together with his long and Sue
cessful experience in business,
eminently qualities him for the
position Of Commissioner.
] For these reasons he respect
fully .solicits the support of the
!: voters Of the Second District at
the Primary Election to be held
on June 18th, 1914. ;$&
:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13
GREAT SALE OF HIRSH
WICKWIRE SUITS AT THE
;.- THE BIG DULUTH.
COLORADO IN THRoES
OF MINE MONOPOLY

Freehorn County Standards:
Poor bleeding Colorado! Torn by
civil strife and compelled to call up
on the U. 8. government for aid in
subduing its own citizens and stop
ping a state of anarchy! And yet 1t
has brought this terrible state of at
fairs upon itself by permitting the
great mining companies headed by
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., to usurp the
government OF whole counties and
practically control the state. The
striking miners may be ignorant
foreigners unable to speak the Eng
lish language, but their employers are
also foreigners as far AZ the state is
concerned, and just as far from un-
derstanding the rights Of others ae
though they we're ignorant and IL
literate. T. t*@''
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13
LIQUOR PROHIBITED IN =.
THE NORWEGIAN NAVY

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, June H.
The Norwegian parliament today fol-
lowed the lead of Secretary Of the, Navy
Daniels and adopted the resolution
eating liquors by officers of the Nor
Wegian army and navy during their
terms OF service.
forced abstainers and the officers'
messes .'on the warships and in the
Earrisons are now to be made dry"
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FORMULATING REPORT ON
STRIKE IN COLORADO

DENVER, June lathe legislative
Governor Ammons regarding means Of
ending the Colorado coal miners
strike, met here today to formulate its
Of the
would be submitted to the governor in
about three days.
While no official statement was
forthcoming on the subject, it was
generally Understood that the report
would ernbody plan for settlement OF
the STRIKE
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HARRY W. TANNERS, J"
~, Attorney for Vendor
DENNIS T. SULLIVAN.
L. W. June 1s-zo-s7-1sl4.

a.de- "a H..,a,. y, 1s,st,.,.,. - ~
mi1i.tr.tisnH ~
STATE OF MINNEsoTA. COUNTY or
In the mster Of the saesf. eo 81 Ret.r
Psicas, pecedenr: -: - ~> : :.
:, The petition at Mike Pelcas havinn
among other things, that Peter Peicas.
then being i resident 81 tho County 81
testate. On the 3eth day 81 Novembsr,
aa1s; leaving estats In the County 81
ST.. Louis, State OF Minnesota. and that
said petitioner ii the attorney In fact
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13

! GOVERNOR DEsIGNATEs JUNE is AS FLAG DAY 3
following proclamation issued BY Eber
hart, received here yesterday
requires symbol vizuaze that which
the love
the strongest emotions which actuae the symbol
patriotic country which it
We America buided building greatest country
the world has known 1t is great in territory and In
but above ALL it great in It's ideals Ct living
opportunities it's aspirations melting
pot Of the world country conceived IN the idea Of and
shall fitting instrumentali TOR The Stars
should *+.%S@5: .
fitting that the
contemplation national
49, 1914 inasmuch
this that the
citizens
American
Witness Of at capitol
the city of st. Paul, this ninth day June. A.
(SeaD ADOLPH o. EBERHART,
Governor
Attest: A. SCHMAHI, @*Hr7
Secretary of State -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13

One nice thing about these opulent
tango dancers is the fact that they do
not attempt to sing. ::..: :.. !::3
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/ = ". .E3E;: s5.>5: TOM IT. McGRATII
st. Paul, June s5.=1s14.==...5.. /: I'll: .. fl.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13

re t,.. SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
st. Louis.--ss. Municipal Court. City
Of Duluth. '-.r.,,' .S.@7 .s-$
Oscar Mork and John Nelson, copart-
ners as Mork & Nelson,
A. D. Purdy. Defendant.
The state OF Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: ! ->ss.l...9 r. ,sz.
You are hereby summoned: and re-
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, q
copy OF which is hereto attached and
herewith. served upon you, and 70
serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers: hereto at
their Offices, SIS Torrey Building, Du
luth, Minnesota, within 10 days after
the service Of this Summons upon you.
exclusive Of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will take judy
ment against you for the sum of Fiji
ty-nine and 96-100 Dollars t59:a6) and
interest from and since the 26th day
Of December, 1913 at the rate Of six
per cent per annum together with the
costs and disbursements herein,
Dated this 18th day Of April. 1914.
G. W. G. ROSS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
S13 Torrey Building, Duluth, MINI.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13

We. the undersigned FOR the purpose
of forming g corporation under ana
pursuant to the provisions Of ch4pter
fifty.sight 1885 81 tho revised sl4sWs 81
Minneseta for 1905. and any amend
n1entS thereof. do hereby asaociate our
hereby sdopt TIC foiioxiag certificats
L.. The name OF this corporation
shall be Ryder Lumber company s.,
The general nature ef III bUsiAeSi
shall be the buying and selling az lqln.
Der. forest products. hardware, huttd-
ing. material. coal, wood, flour and
feed. 'yT''r 81 'rG' ngf Is =
The principal place Of business Of
this corporation shall be Warroad,
county 81 RoseAu. Minnesota
2. The time tor the commencement
Of this corporation shall be July I,
1914, and the period OF its duration
shall be thirty (3o) years. -.
The names and places Of residence
alton are: David Davis. a. Meier and
W. g. Bonham, All Of Duluth, et. Louis
county, Minnesota. '4f' :ssi52a Fll%!'11
a s. The mana cement Of this cor-
poFation shall bs- vested IN ! board ~
three directors.s The names 81 thoaS
composing the beard AZ directors Mit-
til the first election are David Davis,
A. Meier ana W. a.. RonhaIn. and ths
address OF each Is Duluth. Minnesctt.
The first Ulcers Of this corp ti9n
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-13
Notice Of Termlnation Of Contract for
Conveyance Of Real Estate

L.. w. June 13-2C-1914.