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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31
FOR HEARING ON PkTI
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION,
Estate of Abraham Knutson
State of. Minnesota,
County of Morrison.

SOAAtJ VI 44CfIlSOus)
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Abraham
Knutson, Decedent:
The State uf Minnesota to all persons
interested in the granting of admin stra.
ton of the estate of said decedent:
The petition Of Anton Knutson having
been filed in this court. representing thai
abraham Kt,ntson. then a resident of the
; died int intestate Of, the 18Th day Of June,
tration of said estate be granted to N. J.
Peterson, and the court having fixed the
time and place for hearing said petition;
t, Therefore. You. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show cause.
if any you have, before tins court at the
Probat e Sour tooms, in the Court House:
Morrison. state of Minnesota. On the end
day OF January. 1916 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Witness, the Judge of said Court, and
the seal of said Court. this 23rd day OF
December, 1915.
}COUKTt Is. f. SHAW.
! SEAL I Pyobate Tndae.
". N. BERGHEIM.
Attorney for Petitioner, D.313t
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31

Wednesday for an extended visit at
the home fofS Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pusc.
AIR. and Mrs. Leon Meyers have
moved to Grow Wing, where they will
reside in the future. :"@> 81. = ss7zcIt
Hector Schelling is confined TO his
home with an attack of pneumonia. =.
Miss Rose Poissant left wednesday
for a visit with relatives in Minnea-
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31
5:,t!9srt.9 =, H-lnis:l 80 defendants.
= NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS:

l,,7 NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS:
Notice is, hereby given that an action
has been commenced by the above
named Plaintiffs against the above
named Defendants; and each Of then,
the purpose, object and design ~ Of
which is to have the Plaintiffs ad-
Judged and determined to, be the own
erss in fee simple of the real estate
hereinafter described; and to- have the
adverse claims of the Defendants and
each Of them therein and thereto adj
Judged and determined null and void,
and to have the Plaintiffs title in and
to the real estate hereinafter described
4quieted,t and forever set at rest as
against the adverse claims xofr said de-
PENDANTS, and each Of them 3df 2:r:
4 The real estate affected by this ac-
ton is situated in the County of Nor
prison,, and State of; Minnesota, and is
described as follows The south half
of, the southeast, quarter .(S1a Of SEA
Of section twenty:nine :(29), in town
ship fortystwo (42), of range thirty
- Dated at Little Falls, this 18th day
Of December, 1915. Iyf.:e n s..s, II II
-: = . !, s.;=-. .s.SHAW,,z@es
. .S W.. Z Attorney for plaintiffs,
Dec 17r3z ; 81. Little Falls, nesota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31
c County " Of t n.,,'..e:

In District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Joe Labrie and Barome Dou-
cette,
Plaintiffs,
John B. Odette, Louis Odette,
Della Prefontaine, Rosina
Gallipo and Rebecca Pom
eroy, and any and all other
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title,
lien, interest or estate in
and to the real estate de-
scribed in the Complaint
herein,
SUMMONS
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby sBns-
moned and required to answer the
complaint of the Plaintiffs in the above
entitled action, which Complaint las
been fled in the. office Of the Clerk OF
said District Court, IN the City, OF
Little Falls, County Of Morrison, and
State of Minnesota, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said Com
plant on the subscriber at his office,
in the City of Little Falls, Morrison
County, State of Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day Of said service, and il you fail to
answer the said Complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this
action will apply to the Court for thc
relief demanded, in. said Complaint.
Dated at Little Falls this 18th day
of December, "A. D. 1915. -: 49,.
:--E. F. SHAW,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs,
.,..... Little Falls, Minnesota.
State Of :MinnesotaJ7) -
County of Morrisoh:i'3 ri: ~.
In District Court,
! ~c1i" j Seventh judicial District.
Joe fabric and Barome Dou-
! cette, -: ~ - 's" -:
Plaintiffs,
=, -, :, q va - 10y r :. ..--''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-31

~ : '''' = ~ s.I . =: - -
John d. Odette, Louis Odette,
Della ~Prefontaine, Rosina -
Galipo and Rebecca5 Pom
eroy, and any and all. other
persons or parties, unknown
claiming: any right, title,
lien, interest or estate in
and to the real estate de-
scribed in the Complaint =:
herein, r >'','.| 8.,@"N ~,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
Little Prices on
DOMESTICS
For Saturday
t word in style, and feature all the popu
Sand, putty, peach, cherry,
Regimental blue, black, white,
Battleship grey, Belgian blue.
White Wool Flannel, 371sc yd.

White Wool Flannel, 3712c yd.
regularly soc; 36 inches wide.
Quilt Patches, zoe pack-flan-
nelette; put up in packs,
Pillow Gases, Sc each-made of
bleached muslin; 3-inch hem laun-
dered; AZ or 45-inch.
Cotton Flannel, 712c yd.-reg-
ularly Zoe; heavy nap; cut from
full pieces.
Sheets, 60c-size 90x90 inches;
made of Mohawk muslin; marked
E. s.; slightly soiled with oil
will come out after washing.
Pillow Cases-to match Mohawk
sheets; 42x36 inches at 14c each;
45x36 inches at 16G each.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15

Women's Shoes at $1.9S-
regularly $500 and $3.50; patent
colt, tan Russia calf, Wei kid and
gun metal calf button and lace
shoes: all sizes.
Women's Black Jersey Leggings,
SOC pr.-misses at 49c pr, chill
dren's at 39c pr.
Women's overgaiters, in black,
at 59c-regularly $1.00; gray at
$1.OO-regularly $3.50.
Womens Rubbers, 49c-the
guaranteed sort; children s at sec
Mems, Women S and Children S
Buckle Arctics, formerly up to
$3.50 pair, at CSC.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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W omen's $1.OO
Union Suits
Tomorrow 69c

Bleached cotton, fleece lined:
silk finish; pearl buttons.
Women S 25c tan hose, plain and
silk isle; double soles; wide garter
tops; pair, 1212c.
Women s black stockings, cash
mere finish; double heels and toes:
pair, 1Oc.
Children s 25c underwear; vests
and pants; bleached cotton, fleece
lined, 1Sc each.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
Is Your Hair White
Or Is 1t Just
Beginning to Grey?

Whatever shade your hair, is.
we We not one but dozens of
switches and transformations that
will perfectly match it. And in
this sale of Sophia Gray Hair,
you'll find just what you want at
the price you want to pay.
Grey switches, to morrow
$1.25, value $500.
Grey switches, to morrow
$2.25, value $500.
Grey transformations at $1.95,
value $500.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
Little NeCes-
sites That
Are Special
Tomorrow
KitChenWare DeDt.)

Crown Basket Fryer, consisting
of one S14-inch pan and one s.
inch wire basket. Complete for
25c.
$1.69 Fire-proof 8-inch Casse-
role-with cover; including nickel
plated receptacle, with side han
dies and ball foot. Price is 81. 90
69c American Girl, Cedar Oil
Mop for cleaning, dusting and pol
ishing hardwood floors, doors, WIN
dow castings, wainscoting, and all
finished surfaces. Complete with
handle, 29c.
Pure Crepe Toilet Paper, 10
rolls for 25c.
Old Dutch Cleanser-chases dirt.
makes everything spic and span;
cans for 15c.
Basement-BOWMA
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-15
Important News About Silks, Furs, Suits and Coats
Sturdy Reduc-
tions On Ak
Minister Rugs

All perfect goods; floral and ori-
entail patterns; included in this
sale are the well-known makes of
Sanford, Smith and Empire. Note
the price reductions:
At $14.9S-regularly $ls.9s;
9xl2 ft.
AT $16.9S regularly $22.50;
9x12 ft.
At $1S.9S-regularly $500:
9x12 fit.
Other sizes at proportionate re-
ductionS.
Bissell's Carpet Sweepers,
S1.SS = regularly 1925; the
standard quality.
New Process Linoleum, soc so.
yd.-regularly 49c; extra heavy
quality; not affected by heat or
moisture; lays perfectly flat with
out tacking; all perfect goods; cut
from full rolls.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Saturday
Specials
For the Boys

Boys $1.00 flannel blouse waists.
IN plain blue, grey and neat
stripes, at 59c.
Boys $1.9S coat sweaters. shawl
collar; pockets; maroon and grey.
at S1.39.
Main FloOr-BOwMAN's.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

leader Of Long Sins attendants and struck down the other with q blow.
 Kennedy seized Elaine's yielding body and. pushing back the curtain to taa aateHs9n, succeeded IT gaining it and locking the door infr3 the main temple
 Bennett vas st}3f I7fng on the floor ttzHrlF bound Eith fev dest euts ats# 2 Chinese <nlf B5eH lad picked a1 Ke@edE released a.z4
 Hme iraH4en gre trEaz fa aazsaE= =aaeatae Gear Ken as ba2rE 1r was sH agIaz
 .4r rreata9 blows
 
 While Kennedy ass sls bas4ged ae asEi s5rsdlaers in THa aaze- room, seseraI policemen and astees#sss gathered Ia tae seaaca ro.zn with oe aazt door. where saFas12 Naa held .eE2al aa8 mute prisoner
 had discovered ta@ 64sT. ana tasing that IS 2 g1ilda started n trace khe course of wire which ran alongside rae wall
 To the fireplace traced inc bell and. in pulling =aa the wire. ! luckily pressed secret spring. Fo my amaze ment the whole fireplace swung out Of sight and disclosed a secret pas sageway.
 looked through it
 t was almost at that precise instant that the door Of the antersom burst open and Che Cinnamon s3armed n,
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

beyond and her body eHcased ii pre- cious gold shall be the consorto of Ks5Hg Chau forever and aEer
 With calIous deriltrs the erlental satanlsts made every afraue eaaeat fer embalmiHg and preserving tHe body of Elaine
 last all seemed to be in readiness to proceed
 Hold her" ordered Long sla h e7is- tural Chinese. to the two attendants as He approached her
 Long S.z held tE his hand I small presHaa decorated pot sreu uhtra smeaa escaping As ha p pr aa Aa passed this receptacle ca1 her 1asa or-e, twice three ri0as Gradually Ela#ne felI into ere5a. sctoH 1ess
 
 While Elaine vas facing death iE the power Of the devil Hor=H59ars ] had reached the house Of saretsK# naEt door with the police and the place had been quietly surrounded
 With the pIainelothes man. q daring and intelligent fellow. went 10 tHe door and rang the bell
 What can aa for 5oa ?" asked the medium, admitting us-
 My friend here parleyed. "is n great business trouble. Gan your con trolling spirit give him advlee2'
 SayetskY set 10 work preparing the room for q seauee. As she moved ovar to the window e pull down the shades
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07
SYNOPSIS.

The New York police ara mystihgd bv n series ot murders and olhcr e45M.s .H.. principal clue to the criminal f- Jaa 1nE ietAef Mhlg4 tz se1ft EHe Ez5=#Tu= with J .ciutchiug hand" I'm, fat..l
 tim of the mysterious assasHiH I4 r80I#r Dodge. the insurance pr. sH1.nt me daughter. Elaine. employs Cra#g K+f45. .4,- tha famous scientific detectlee to trg t5 complishts Is told by his friend Jameson, q newspaper man. Enfagtd aI tEy deter mined effort which Elaine and Grue Ken nedy are maktnB te Fat 8n end ta his crimes, the CtAtchiHs Hand as tHs strange criminal is known. resorts fo aIi sorts Of the most diabolical schemes t l, pat them oat el che way. Eaef chapter CT the story tells of new plot against their lives and of the way tfs#prazt@ is- teetive Uses all his skill 10 sa9.= th4s nsat- Y girl and himself from deat1
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

she must have caught sight of one or two of the policemen who had incau- tiously exposed themselves from the hiding place in which I had disposed them before We entered. At any rate. Sayetsky did not lose jot Of her re- n.arkable eompesure.
 Tn sorry. she remarked merely. but I'm afraid my control $ weak and cannot work today
 She took step toward the door. motoning us to leave Neither of Us paid any attention to the hint, but re- mained seated as We had been be- fore.
 Almost before knew what she vas doing. she made dash for something in the corner of the room. It was time for open action, and I seized her quickly
 NJ detective was on his feet in an instant.
 I'll take care of her" he ground out. seized her wrists in his viselike grasp. You give the signal.
 rushed to the window, threw ID the shade and opened the sash, way ing our preeoncerted sign and turned again toward the room.
 With sudden accession Of desper- ate strength, Savetsky broke away from the plainelothes man and again attempted to get at something con- ceaIed on the wall. I had turned just in time to fling myself between her and whatever object she had in mind.
 As the detective took her again and twisted her arm until she cried out in pain. hastily investigated the wall. She had evidently been attempting 10 press q button that rang a concealed bell.
 What did 1t mean
 
 Elaine. now completely unconscious, was being held by the Chinamen, while her arm was smeared With sticky. black material rom tho caul- dron af Long Sin.
 Suddenly the aged Chinaman With the prayer wheel stopped his inces- sant. impions turning, and, rising. held ID his hand as if to command atten- ton
 This Is nonsense he cried in lond voice. Why should our great Ksing Chou desire white devil2 I. l great grandfather demand to know
 Shaking with rage. Long Sin or dered the intruder off the dais. But the aged devotee refused 10 70.
 Throw him out, he ordered his at- tendants.
 For answer as the two young Chinamen approached. the old China man threw them down to the floor with | quick iiu.iitsu movement.
 Furious now beyond expression, Long Sin stepped forward. He seized the beard and queue of the intruder To his utter amazement they came off,
 It was Kennedy.
 With his automatic drawn, before the astonshed devil dancers could recover themselves. Craig stood at bay
 Long Sin leaped behind the big gong. As the Chinaman rushed for ward to seize him. Kennedy shot the
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

Jennings entered with card on salve1- Elaine took 1t and sax with surprise the name of her caller
 MADAME sAVETsKY,
 Medium.
 Beneath the engraved name were the words written n ink T have message from the spirit ol your ia ther
 Yes viii see her cried Elaine eagerly. tn response to the butlers iu- guirg
 She followed Jennings into the ad- joining room and there found herself face to face with the Hard.featare1 woman who had only q few moments before tete tAe CF4#aajag Hand
 Elaine looked rather than spoke her Il4a.rg-
 Tour father us dear p4rred the medium Ri5a 2 great pretence os sup pressed excitement appeared 10 ue The other night from the spirit world ! was t1 a trance and he asked me to deliver message to you.
 What vas the message asked Elaine breathlessIy. how aroused ta intense interest.
 T must go into q trance again to get it. replied the insiauating SaYetshy. and If you ike I can try 1t at once. provided We can be left alone long enough
 Seated h her chair, the medium muttered wildly for a few moments, rolled her eyes and with some con eulsiFe movements pretended to go Ins fo trance
 Suddenly the curtains were pulled aside and Aunt Josephine and Ben nett. who had just come In, entered ''I can dc nothing here exclaimed Savetsl1E starting Up and looking about severely You must come t9 ny seahce chamber where We shall Lot be interrupted
 said Blame, 9ezed a6 the Iaerlazen at that moment nllse have ta8t Uzsaage-I must.
 What $ al thls. Elaine demanded aunt Josephine.
 flzfr5edlg Elaine poured forth ta her amt aaI Bennett the story ef the mediums visit and the promised mes sage from her father Ia the other world.
 AQa5 Josephine who Was ugt one easily ta be imposed on strongly oh= 5#ctea e Ezazae 9r0posaGzt0 accom- Eaay SagetskY to Che seaace chamber. 6at Flame would not be denied. 
 It might De safe for Elaine 70 go Bennett finally suggested to Aunt Jo- =a8aIae. # E0u aa8 F accompanied her
 l HeR moments later. in the Dodge ear Elaine the medium and her two escorts started fer=tbe Chinese aaar= tsrs.
 
 AJ the house the medium opened the door Wi52 EsF kes aaa ashered in her aree visitors.
 Entering =tHe room. the medium at once prepared for the seanee bs= pull #ag down the window shades
 Suddenly an lndistinct face vas seen 10 be peering through the black cur fatns. 4 voice, deep, sepulchral. was heard n slow and solemn tones.
 T am Eeko-the spirit of Taylor Dodge will give no message until one named Josephine leaves the room ]"
 No sooner had the words been Ut. tered than the medium came writhing out of her trance
 What happened 29 she asked, look ing at Elaine,
 Elaine reported the spirits words We can get nothing if your aunt stays here, Savetsky added, insisting
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

 urged on =ay the insane exnortauons ar Long Sin
 To my utter amazement. recog- nized Kennedy,s voice.
 h the first onslaught Craig shot one Chinaman dead then closed with the others, siashing right and left with the Chinese knife ae had picked ID.
 Bennett came to his aid but was immediately overcome by two China men, who evidently had been detailed for that purpose.
 Meanwhile Kennedy and the others were engaged in terrible life and death struggle.
 Finally. Long Sin seizing a large wall-hanging, leaped upon Kennedy from the back and threw 1t over his head, almost suffocating him.
 IL was just as the Chinese was about to oyerpower him that I led the po- ice and detectives through The pas- sageway Of the fireplace.
 It was l glorious fight that followed. But Long Sin and his Chinanen were no match for the police and were soon completely routed. the police striking furtously in all directions and clearing the room.
 Instantly Kennedy thought of the fair object or all this melee He rushed to the divan on which he had placed Elaine
 As she opened her eyes for an in- stant she gazed at Craig, then at Ban nett Still not eomprehending just what had happened, she gave her hand to Bennett. Bennett lifted her to her feet and slowly assisted her as she tried to walk away
 Kennedy watched them. more stupe- fled than # he had been struck over the head by Long Sin.
 
 Police and detectives were now tak- ing the captured Chinamen away. IS Bennett, his arm about Elaine, led Ter gently out
 4 young detective had slipped the bracelets over Long Sins wrist, and was standing beside him.
 Kennedy. in l daze It the sight of Elaine and Bennett. passed Us. scarce ly noting who We were.
 As Craig collected his scattered forces Long Sin motioned to him, ass il he had message to deliver
 Kennedy frowned suspiciously Hp was about 70 turn away when the Cha- naman began pleading earnestly for chance 70 say few words
 Step aside for a moment, you fes- lows. wont you, please?" he asked. Y will hear what you have "a say. Long Sin
 Long Sin looked about craftily
 What is it aa prompted Craig. see ing that It last they were all alone
 Long Sin again looked around
 Swear that I will go free and not suffer he whispered, and I will be- tray the great Clutching Hand'
 Kennedy studied the Chinaman keenIy for q moment. Then. seeming ly satisfied with the scrutiny, he nod ded slowly assent.
 As Craig did so, saw Long Sin lean over and whisper into Kennedy's ear Craig started back in horror and su>- prise.
 (TO BE CONTINUED.)
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

cen Passage in the Fireplace. that Aunt Josephine must go. Your father cannot speak while she is pres ent.'
 Aunt Josephine. annoyed by what she had heard. indignantly refused to 50 and was deaf to all Elaine's plead ings.
 T think 1t will be all right" finally aequiesced Bennett, seeing how bent Elaine was on securing the message. 4Ill stay and protect her
 Aunt Josephine finally agreed Very well. then, she protested. marching out af che room in q high state of indignation.
 She had scarcely left the house.
 Nevar. when she began to suspect mat all was not as t ought to be In fact. the idea had TO sooner occurred 70 her than she decided to call on Kennedy and she ordered the ehauf- feur to take her as quickly as possible to the laboratory.
 
 Kennedy had not been in the labo- ratory all the day after my axperi- ence with the acid. and I was impa- tiently awaiting his arrival. 1t last
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

Meanwhile. the Chinese devil var- shipers had again gathered T their cursed temple and Long Sin. in his priestly robe appeared on the dais.
 The w0rshipers kotowed rever- ently to him, while Tt the back again stood the aged Chinaman patiently turning his prayer wheel
 Two braziers. or smoke pots had been placed on the dais. one of which Long Sin touched with I stick caus- ing 1t to burst out into dense fumes.
 Standing before them, he ehanted in nasal tones. The white consort gf the great Ksing Chau has been found ft is his will that she now be made his
 As he finished fntnning the message Long Sin signaled 70 two young China men to 20 into the antero0m. \ mo. ment later they returned with Elaine
 Frightened though she was Elaine made no attempt 10 struggle, even when they had cut her bonds.
 Ther earried her ID ta fhe daia and now Long Sin faced her and sterrly ordered her to katow 10 the grue- some metallic figure
 She refused. but instantly the China. men seized her arm and twisted f. unul they had compelled her to fall 70 her knees
 Having forced her to kotow. Long Sin turned to the assembled devil dancers.
 With magic and rare drugs he chanted. she shall be made to pass
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

at last. tlat Kennedy had apparently left tHs telephone without any expla- nation or apology
 "hy-ha rang of she exclaimed aaEriiE to herself as she hung up the receiver and left the room.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

Elalno Was standing in the library gaAins sadly at keanedys s portrait, thinking over recent events and above Ill tho rabuir over the telephone which she supposed she had received.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

Jennings entered with a card on salve1 Elaine took 1t and saH with surprise the name ot her caller.
 MADAME SAVETSkY,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-04-23
JAMES c. WOOTFN
In COLLEGE SHOW
COLUMBIA BOY ONE OF CORPS
DE BALLET AT MASSACHU-
SETTS TECHNOLOGY.

James c. Wooten, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Wooten, has been hon
ored by being chosen one of the corps
de ballet in the Massachusetts, Insti.
tute of Technology show, Getting
Across" The Tech boys have long
been famous for their dancing on the
stage, and this years ballet is to be
quite the equal of any in the past
The Tech show is a we'll establish
ed student activity of Technology. 1t
has been given since 1899, in aid of
athletics at the institution, and con.
sists of a musical comedy, different
one each year, in which the book is
written by students and the music
composed by others The show in
cludes some fifty on the stage, thirty
in the orchestra and business man.
agement of about thirty more. The
box receipts of the show run over
$4,000 annually 1t is given in the
Boston Opera House, which holds
$500 auditors.