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!. CERTIFICATE q Of FL 5Nl|CoR:PoRATIoN l|!
,.,:l.,. VAIL REALTY COMPANY: ,.,;:

We M j. Murphy and Mary Vail: president
and secretary. of the Vail Realty Company,
do hereby certify that at meeting, of said
van realty company held pursuant 70 a'caii
saa IN oeas df Ed%
l.. Boyle in the city :of Virginia,' County; Of
st. Louis and State Of Minnesota on; the 18th
ed for, the express purpose ef amending the
Certificate Of Incorporation of said Vail
Realty Company and at which meeting all the
Of said corporation ;swsEess pfesent IN person,
sR guy @fa In a9a ss
fo2TnF BE n EEsofSRb fs9fS sz Ssa Ss certcae Il
-IncorpOraton- of the. Vail Realty Company he
and the same hereby is amended te read as
1o'loSs - -; RTicLE ~ -s s,E:ss
The name Of the corporation shall besaail
The general snature of the business .the
earporations,shall be to- buy, sell, leeseSlet,
buy, constF tFuct. IMPROVE, lease and sell houses
and Buildings and to- engage Generally in the
real estatessbusiness TO; acquire, own, inn.
md tenemeah or any right. title, interest s.
privilege therein, to searchs, explore aud pros
pect for ores and minerals \thereih> orr there
upon and to carry on the business OF n1iping
sell and otherwise dispose Of and deals Sin
mixed. and personal rfdperty of>every nature
nd.sskind and gacguire. own, >se1i,-fand
mortgages, securities, notes and conanereial
se seBs es G. snt slas#fne The bus;
ness of the corporation sshall be the city of
xnasss.s axifsie; g,b sseetb l M osis :ed sst"'e Of
ARTICLE III.
~ The samount Of the capitalsstock sQfs the cor
ppfation shalt be a1s Hundred 6E thousand
dollars ($16o. 100000, which amount shall be
ssaich suns yandT at NHE thHss Eand9h such
3 manner as the board of directors shall order
The capital stock shall be divided into three
thousand 10000 shares Of the par value of
fifty dollars $4,000 saeh
hlny W 1hfch atH co9RSlation shall. at any
time be subject shall be the sum of fifty
thousand dollars ($50,O00). =,E>
rs il; .Aky4selMf Esa & ;e.;denc. of ~
persons forming this association for incor-
poration are r: Vail. Ely. Minaessta; M.
B; |bu,s ss,psa ts|ss |se1g2 pnha"'
s sss - - ARTICLE W.. - = - =
The government of the corporation and the
no anaaeu3iIt or AtaSaflaira ahall hA yeated "a
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: Under and BY: virtue Of an Execu-
ton, issued out Of and under the seal
of the District Court of the state Of
Minnesota, in and for the Eleventh
judicial district: and county Of ST.
Louis, zon the oath day Of February,
1914, upon a judgment rendered and:
docketed in said court and county in
an: action therein, wherein Hs&B. Ellis.
worth was plaintiff, and Mayfower.
Cooperative Creamery Company "a
corporation, was defendant, in favor.
of said Plaintiff and against said De-
fendant, Mayfower COOPERATIVE:
Creamery Company, J.. corporation,
for the sum Of three hundred tWelve
and 05-100 l$3l2.05) Dollars. and one.
and 40-100 Dollars increased sfEcosts
which said execution has stoz me- ne, as
sheriff of said St. Louis county, been
|Fsdidaly@ directed and delivered ,=I=kaae
||aeyied upon=aand willzsell at public
|auetion tothe highest bidder, at. the
Esheriiffff spfhea in the court housa
||fhe cityo Dnluth, IL said county. -of|
[st. Louis, s.. Saturday, The 25th day
Eof April1914, at tenzo'clock in the
forenoon of that day al the right,
|Etitle and. interest that the above.
named Judgment :debtor=shad in and
Eto thereal estate hereinafter de-
scribed.on the 26th day s. June, 1918,
that being the date Of rendition of
said judgment, or any interest there
inssswhieh said Judgment debtor. may
have Since that day acquired: TIE de-
fscriptiddan1 If IT the property being as
tot.e~e' Fso?:;"1e' .~'<...,J.<: :, ,"1. i:
That certain lease made by August
Buboltz and Ben Erickson, lessons and
Mayfower Cooperative Creamery
Company, slessee, in and; to; the fol-
owing described premises situated in
the county of ST. Louis, state of Min
nesota, wiz, al lof out. lot number one
Q} .in:;Ashawa (now Cook): in the
township of: Field, according to the
recorded plat Of Ashawa, on file and
of record in the: Office of the Register
OF, Deeds inland: for, St. Louis Coun-
ty;i Minnesota, and the entire lease
hold interest of said lessee in said
property under: and by virtue Of said
lease, together; with all improvements
made and owned by said lessee on
said property. -j.'''~'<s'i ii 's::i,, ;
Dated, Duluth, Minn., March End,
1914. .5Y.ls;sI J1.; @,;1;i;s;'>.
~>'"N ~ i JOHN R.: ME1N1NG, =
Sheriff st: Louis County, Mimi: i
>''I'.s* al @.z:By v. 4. DASH, Deputy:
r: j.. MONTAGUE, ::"" ;>';; ~
1Attorrnety 'folrr ffor Judpment f,red;torc
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q Ffile
body in maintaining the same.
p n ss:S 2s.s ss5 1ass sa.s .s
Chairman sLundstrom Eof the street COM Z
imittee reported that acting upon instructions
powes ss act act ii the erantins to the s sSsba is
TelephqS& company a permit to CT Sltruct
telerliik AnolesSsa portlD1s H tho
North Ile ssitionahst suel eris4 ssals IA
:; :: 81; s;;| - hat I
Council Chamber,
|, -, CITY sf yiTsinis, Ms1as ,s4Hs;;;o,, Mn;
sss'ssiss 'ssssiss'sas qibt 10
e. Hanson, resigned: J.
dasaaR4 s s;t.
of Virginia that Adelbert Trotter shall be
and he hereby is appointed as commissioner
TO- take the place of j. Hanson, resigned,
ilas the matter OF sonasmnation of certain s,
sssitafy aSs seSereutist for tn city q W. VIZ
ginia, and which ENDS IRE more especially
|sasscribsaM Resolution s9sosssS2, Spdssuhich.
resolution is hereby referred to for greater
81
Alderman Keller. that the above resolution be
adopted.
Es.Ayes ;err-A Aldermen Lundstrom. Keller. Moi
prssidsnts @ 1
Aeeeesed Ae1eese 1asse March sssi. III s. /.
Moved and supported that the coulncil ,ln. ad
journs until next regular meeting. 4. ..s:5 s:
g. sA.1' "A. D. HERrr e.: :ss.:s
4 I. Vice President Of ~, the City. Council:
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:SAYSC0MlSKEY'.:.>..
ISN'T BOT 'HERED|i D. !
:::::.:AB0UTE'EDERAL;S
t.JIs: L 81 ,lii !!r.:i ;. -, 5.iltyE! :.g.li
Old Roman. Maintains. 81 Should
i.Worry''; Attitude Toward ::
New League. a.. ,:':: ,
Virginian b. Visits white Sox
:" Party at Their Mercer, Wis.,.
,~.4Eitf;I'F :t:'ti iCMb:'; 31;,t:: 5;i;":..

From Tuesdays Daily. 'i';/ ;:.':,s -
After dining with kings, queens and
deuces" in foreign lands, Charlie CO.
miskey has been recuperating from
his strenuous world tour at the Je4
rome Hunting and Fishing club at
Mercer; Wis.,; the past few days. With
him has been. big Ed Walsh, Ban
Johnson; Bob Farrell and Joe Ray,
secretary Of the Mercer club.
/ P. F. Ryan, proprietor Of the Sham
rock
home at Mercer last week and bumped
into the White, Sox eparty.~ Mr.. Ryan
/ formerly Was sinSS the shotel Sbasiness|
at Mercer and is a great friend of the
Gid Roman, who game him royal
/ reception. Jul !.
"Comiskey had hard trip and is.
not in the best. Of health" said ME-
Ryan this smorring .Ex'He thinks that
tie Mercer junket will do him a LOT
d good. He has been taking life
easy in Wisconsinsand says that he
will be in fine shape before the season
opens. &.
b "Thevbeys gpass most OF their time
aiming : Of + the re big tour. They ~ have
1 amillion good stories to tell. It must
have been some experience. s
q Comiskey said, Il should worry
when ! asledhim what he Thought of
the Fsd dspaB~ He ssays 9 Re Re <sfah wishes. the
rev league all the joy in the world
/ nd does 1ot fearsHS enereaehmggsnlE Oh
lie Old majors ii Il IT the least. As@
ITO meet the sWhitan Sox bunch
light, you want to visit them at then
|4mp at Mercer They are a lot of
Nal fellows" @
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
LICENSE.''''' t@'A'':'' f'''t-

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ST.
Notice. Is hereby given That application has
said city Of Virginia. and filed IN my office
praying for LICENSE to sell intqxicatipg liquors
the 18th day of April, a. d.: l9l 4.andI ter!
minating on the :l7th.5 day Ct April, A.. D.
1915, by the Following person and at the fol-
lowing place, as stated lin .saidi application
..:At. t, ..,i,.. ,..}l;R.sJ. THORP,*:a Ji y7>;ts
in the front room on the ground floor Of the
two" story brick building sitnated No. : zoe
Said application viii be heard and deter. te
mined by said city council of the city Of 1Nr.
ginia at a meeting of said council to- be held
at The :. council chamber III Said city st
Virginia on. Tuesday the 7th day pfI April, A
d. 1914. at 8 O'clock p. M Of that day.
Witness my hand and the seal of said city
this 21st day of March, A. d. 1914. = rs.,<>.~>
ALBERT E: B1CKFORD,'
- ----.~.~~- ----. City Clerk.
(TNpDnPA CEATl
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
on NM IT. .E-LIGENaE: xs1yT !


STATE oFssMaNHsofa, t1issfa; couNfY ojr
St. Louis, City Of Virginia, IS. -.
!, Notice is hereby given that applicatim HAS
been made an writing tosthe city council Of
said city of Virginia., and fled in my office.
praying for license TO sell Intoxicating .iqdors
for period II ohs ear,, .eotnmenoinsS Son Ithe
18th day Of April, A. D.. 1914, and terminat-
ing on the 14th day of April, A. D. 1915, by
the following person and at the foihainR
place; as stated i'm said application, to-Wit:
|. MATT POROPATT =
in the front room on the ground floor of
the two story brick building situated No
Said application will peusEd md deserr-
mined mined by said city council Of the city Of
held at the council chamber Zig, said city of
Virginia on Tuesday. the of April,
A. D. 1914, at 8 o'clock p m. of that day. .
Witness my kapd and seal of.said city this
zzztfT = R'ak5aeP; 5|g sIsiI1
CORPORATE sEALl =. =. 90 :
MAJ s7-Aps, = esssss
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IT, : .. 5:s$i<, tEs:4 -. .ft::. !t1Gt u
o,YALEs QARSMAN ILL.

40 " = F*ft'F' y 20 = TT. - y. V'EV
iii; o;YALEb bQARSMAN ILL. .,.s::,,g,.
i;NEWi HAVEN, nConn!, March :26t.--
John 3. Fitzpatrick of st. Paul, Mimi,
one 'of ?fher leading '1candidates ssfor;
the; Yale crew was taken seriously, ill
yesterday; off aonervous breakdown.
Some doubt is expressed whether he
will be able to row again this year.
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z
MEN DEL y | | E||gAIES |
1IMO hEEI
Mention Of Late Governor JOhh
sons Name Brings Cheers !
at County Conference.
azasREGIAA IL, "a o. TIE ENTERPRISE


From wednesdays Daily.
DULUTH March 25-st. Louis
county Demoaats met last night q
HE city Eto extoll tie Wilson ad
express e6nfidence ii
their ability to win in the state eleez
ttes.n.lls eesszaaanaez zssslsgattes=te3the Sc.
Paul convention next Tuesday when
a Democratic candidate for governoI
will be selected. "a
Essi Delegates Named #
: Delegates selected #are as follows:
mpuluth-aIehn J. Jenswold, A. g;
Weiss, CO Baldwin, Charles Nc
EVEN AnaEew Nelson, Alfred Jaq-
l$xE .Is M. L. Fay, D. D. Murz
ray, John Kenney, William MilleE,
Funk Jordan, O. 6. Olson, LOUIS
August HaglRrg, P. H. Mar
Nv. B. Getchell, e. R. Ribenaek
John Hogan, E. A. F1rni w. E. Nc
Ewea Charles D'Aatremont, Emer
EspnSJ. Vokes, Harris Bennett, Franz
|sMakowski, Charles sTector, E. a.
Tessman, John Brown, Michael Lynch,
George Neff, H. P.s Curren, W. E
Dacey, P. Mcdonnell, sCharles Hoar..
Observation-Disclosures sBoylan, M. q.
sMchtahon, Charles Eaton, Burt Pear
Eson.5 ! B;
Hbbing-J. B. Connors, Victor Be
noel. L. Lewis, Bryan O'Rourke. 81
Chisholm-J. H. Harrington, A. H.
EKleffman. ] q
-roctor-P. McCabe.
Gilbert-T. S. Morr rison. {.
ssses7 Evefeth Char esfis1zl fes Jesmore. #
Floodwood- H. Fleming, Virginia,
Ely-John Harri. g
Tower. D. Murphy. z
F-~:Aurora-Leaiis-..Tlillnar Louis ar.-- !.
sg Rnhl-F, IzDenel. <e
the resolution committee were
Alfred Jacques, ohm Kenny, T. Q.
EMeEwen, .Dnluth; NJ. N.TripletI,
Ioodwood;y. III lFmeing Virginia.
-.
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of said St. Louis county, been duly di-
xeeted and delivered, I have levied up
.on. and will laell at public auction to
che hig hest csh bidder, at athezShacz
.iA,sS Office the court house, in the
city of Dufuth in said couhty of St.
Louis, on Wednesday, the 9Th dayaed
May, 1914, atS ten o'clock the foe
noon OF that day, all right. title lind.
interest that above named judgment
debtors had I'M and to the zeal estate
hereinafter described, on tha 21st day
of September 1912, that BEING the
date of the**hling and doeketing of
said Judgment at the office Of the
clerk of the district court ID and for
said St. Louis county, Minnesota, or
any interest the erein, which said judg-
lnentsd debtors may have since that day
acquired. THE description of the
property being as follows, to-wit:
. Southwest quarter (SW 1A) of, Sec
tionathirty-two (32) township sixty
three l63) north of range tWenty-one
#t21) west of the Fourth principal
meridian in*St Louis county, Mime
Sofa. 30 s=.:s ::sss=ss.slssassss sE..lssasssss :
!. Dated, Duluth, MINI, March. 10th,
519l4 ~ IA s4ss.s<*%1Ss Mss.s.s.-,ass,.
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PoIIcE AND FIRE COMMISSION.


5zsss Nv Virgfniass Mimi. Marehieth, 1914.
GsAtsA meeting sof the three newly appointed
memhars-of the police and fire commisson and
pursuant to the amendment of the city char
ter held on February srd, 1914, relative %
pointed by Mayof Murphy and beng E:
Hanson, Otto A. Poirier and P. A. Coffey.
present aiid we're 81 indicated 81 fo1i
Inc first business il hand was selection
for president and viee:president for the
balance of sthe spreent year.s
Moved BY Commissioner -Poirier,s- supported
by Commissioner Coffey, that the election of
president -vice=p5resident be by ball5tts
Carried.
The M } ballots i, We're prepared and distributed
fnotion Ito signify who he desired fer preai.
dent and vice-president on the same ballot
and after the ballots were collected Commits.
sloner Hanson read the results and ANNOUNCED
the same as follows
For president. P. A. Coffey-3: for vice.
president, Otto A. Poirier-3
President Coffey presides over the commits!
sion and announces his appointments on the
following committees :: -''s'A.:.i'o -. sA:''!
Finance committee-Hanson. Poirier, Cofey.
Special committee to investigate the needs
of a second automobile truck at the fire hall
and ALSO to. look up the matter iofs <installa.
tion of q fire alarm box at the proposed new
car barns of the Mesaba Electric Railway
company-Poirier, Hanson
''' Committee on horse for fire chiefs buggy
Hanson, Roirier, ~ - ... -:
Moved and supported that the conn commission ion
adjourn until the regular meeting to be ,held
on Monday, April 9Th. 1914.
.Narr1eqs'i t. .-.t.! tt.4;>A - a ..:Tt'-
t:Ii. - President T. Of pGktca; the con,rn;ksion
ALBERT F. B4CKFORD.
Secretary
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aoE1lazxlexali
| than three 80 and not more than five (5
q ~ a
be held at Its principal place Of business ol
the second (2nd) Tuesday Of February ii
pessona os s beard .as o9l'SM of direc
tors. to-witlW VANS M. j. Murphy ant
AisC aEplnons. 16of said city Of 5tisEipia
ess:;a sss.;; n ssd % sasss :, Mary W.
assist g seeretsEs 'Z -
beard e sha Sc bea elected from
holder ssing entitled to ssSsas s: many any tsfieta
s R 81 . Z Isses1 s saanmedl.tsly &c e E ds'
Ell & rs lSa ees!
Eiss Rzssidsat. and from J, Their ngnbsE q q
urer and shall also elect an ASSISTANT secfe:
tary, who may or may not be one Of the
stockholders of the company. =
AlX office except that Of president and
) III dissetoiN asG ofticeih - ofs 81 thes sferpsS.
Zion HShaif ahoId tlSt3r resbe2{av4. "a rfil
sthei sspss s5ssosS haSe heen luly yseleSEsd HSd
have entered upon the dsscharss tnsii
81 aaslss; Observation-Disclosures,
Company be and they hereby are authorized
and directed to embrace this resolution amend
ing the certificate of Incorporation of said
Vail Realty Company in 2 proper certificate At
eeltyGassRaRz
lished according to law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1.-THE said cor
poration hag caused this certificate to !" be
aignsdsaby sits Sfeside0E% andgsssecret4ry@Rnl
to sh ss9ledwithzstt seaEaof Sfke 3mp0lnt9n
Sfh 7ti1 day ofs.1farckaK DE- l9lI #a s.,
e. 3 ~ - mel MMtRPHY, 81 gA s
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8 Itjs fimet oget your Easier eletbes|
s0et for dry cleaning and avoid the.
ll6sh. @Y ou'ln xst slider work as
Ely NV -Fs|
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FOUR j jif;:' PLAYERS. FOR sEAToN

rVUN :15 La ~ rVN ~
:: CHICAGO, March: 26.---Four play
;ers, including: Cad Boles, ,outfelder,
will: be- added to the roster: of; - the
Brooklyn Federal league club as part
of the deal by which Tom Seaton, the
former Philadelphia National pitcher,
lis transferred to. the Chicago Feder-
ais. = ~ '''>''' ~ '>1
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hsoafsessl ruhlic alton y ProceedinSs

6 IN c,ss
IL Vfsinia, Mi1shss MaS
cief seflaf VilssIa sss,nf Minnsssa Ga ss e's
II S SsesII eassA to oraa By 50
Moilan. Mattson. McGhee. Cofey. Mr.. vics
n sssi,ssas 49, Alde,nsn xtt.rys.S Bo,l.
sf sss sf .asSssss tsst tse ssss
approved as read. ~ z S-s-As -s-A
4sfI.sa rzizssaas
panied by blue prints. to make extensive inn
provemeItss in their telephone lines aap,
laying conduits in certain portions of Stthe
and stFesta avsat s
Meyed ssnd supportsa thas ths eelshuaAe
ton and Blue prints Sc referred to the com.
Rssfs Ha stS@f3s d. sltz sasaasss 1ss 3
The Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Railway
18th ult.. relative to permission@to inaugnrsh
| and maintain a grade crossing over this. com.
| pany,s tracks at about a mile north of.sths
roadway from this city to the Prindle mine
stated that the point of crossing designated
in the letter through a cut that the ap.
tptteation could not be considered. 5@i:=::@
IL
refeFred back to the COMMITTEES on stteets and
l citysengineer for consultations with the rail.
way company and secure a crossing It some
point to be compromised upor, s.: s. s ~ 4
The application of John .Karon for. ped:
tEdlers license for the season was referred te
sommittne on license. z.Ss.s 1$:s.x:5S s. 4. .
$3.50 COLLECTED in that court for the weel
ending March 14th, 1914, and the same was
accepted and ordered filed. .sGz<.5 ~ .
I musical organizations and musical instructors
preparatory sto music in the parks and on the
streets in Virginia the coming season REFER.
ed to the iacoming council for action. S.: s.
Warren Brothers company submitted TO the
city their check for $294.75, the. same being
for over-payment on 1912 paving contract. :,
Moved and supported that the communi.
money turned over to the city treasurer, and
that the city attorney acknowledge receipt Of
the amount Submitted
Moved and supported that the city attorney
be instructed to again write H. L. Bartlett
company and demand that full settlement
on on, over-payments 1e to this company on 1910
the present council before it's term expires.
The financial statement Of operations. re-
light plant for the month of. February, 1914
snazzreadssaaccepted and ordered filed.
| James McNamara in letter to the mayo,
ana council stated that he Believed the Mis-
sabe spur to the brewery was being used by
other. railroad companies and the noise was
becoming very annoying during his sick.
ness and wished the eouaeil
tnattep,s aRd-the-e oaaInuhieatien.-was referred
to the committee on railroads, -~ses,S xz.s
/ The secretary nj the police and fire COM
mission submit ted Eto the council the SlninuteS
OF proceed irgsT tak kenSat the otganizatsof
Of The new pdsiceaand fife conmission com.
posed Of three SMembefs. sSss !
Moved and supported sthatssthe minutes be
approved as read and sordere pnblished with
the proceeding Of this meeting Of ! the coun.
cil.. ssi.sssss tS:x4z5=sssE35ss sssszS ~.
YsThe prpesedinsa of.the .poliee: and file com.
,niasionshetd March iRth. 1914. areas fol.
lows lows: S.sssss Ss.sss sssSsS SSs :z :zS z.a z.a Ssss
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I The government Of. the corporation and the
tnanaSsusut ees a,esatiaira shsll b vested h
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From Tuesday''sJ Daily.':s
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>'1'+'i - Il JOHN R.: MEINING, =.
Sheriff st: Louis County, 'Minn... L.. !.
.''I''.s2 81 <'s51:By v. A. DASH Deputy;
RI. MONTAGUE, - ::"':: :>''; II
':''' Attorney ffor Judgment Creditor.
Mar s --1s- -20!27 Apr $40 ~ =
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.aaszsasj ss,aisSs s:s
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(CORPORAIE SEALJ
;,ry.s:..it sr:.-T'E' !,<.!ff.a;s; 4,si ,,.s'.3
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CORPORATE 3 sEALl
Mar 27-Apr, 4
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- b LIZ OIL .sa.ss
s
ton issued out Of and under the seal
Of the District Court Of the state Of
Minnesota, in and for the Fifteen
Judicial District and county Of Crow
sevins III 81 (l 9de gi11 iit MY s Id M 81
ed ma thS laid % pur ii lI On I'M 21s6 dS|
,pf slly y,p12In 4 aSp eref
Ss IN 5;ar S 4 1;SSN
pcsasfen, was plaintiff and A. H.
Fiskes, aad Nav Eisbar ,kersydefsqs
dantaB Bfasea6x hH pAntife AhA

said defendant for The sum OF nine
Dollars, a transcript of which said
judgaaentgswas thereafter and upon
Mstday Of September. 1912, dAlsxs X
filed ahadocketed iasabe m6cA ofsssfhe'
clerk ofEfhe Distric Qp1raa u gndSlen,
st. Louis County, Minnesota, which
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.s;HERIFF'S sd EXEC UTIoN SALE.

I 1(coRpoR.Airs,E Al, slEAL) =. ~ :**o''' :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29

almost compete with Colonel Roose-
welt as an .-all-around' man, for he
goes in for every kind of sport. He
took to flying before Mr.. Churchill
and has been up in every kind of a
machine. \ favorite snap shot of
Colonel Seely shows him vaulting
ratings in Hyde Park. 1t was on the
occasion of a review of troops and
the war minister, silk hated and
frock-coated, being late took each set
of rails with easy bounds. Still an
other shows him atop of monument
many feet above the ground. He had
been invited to unveil the r'onument,
but the string became entangled when
he pulled it. and the athletic minister
quickly climbed up the monument and
did his unyeiling froT: tine top.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29

powers are now concentrating on their
armies and that Germany cannot
stand the strain of both a supreme
navy and a supreme army and there
fore she is no longer a competitor
against England for command of the
sea. His third reason is the spread
OF the revolt against military oppres-
sion throughout the whole OF Christen-
dom"
According to the Daily Chronicle,
the paper which might almost be con-
sidered Mr.. Georges organ. Mr..
George says the common sense OF
the Industrial classes. be they capital
st or labor. has risen against this or
ganizcd insanity (of naval expendi-
ture) and this is n propitious moment
for reconsidering the question Of arma-
ments. Unless liberalism seizes the
opportunity IL will be false TO its
MODEST traditions. and those who have
the conscience OF liberalism IN their
charge viii be written down for all
time as having grossly betrayed their
trust"
These words coming after the prime
minister and the first lord OF the ad-
had practically declared that
an increased vote for the navy Is nee.
essary hCdes IN for continued cohe-
sion Of tie liberal party. on the same
day that this Lloyd George Interview.
was published. Sir John Brunncr.
president OF the National Liberal fed
Grafton. issued letter on the same