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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

hN voter shall mark q cross In one
e1) ~ fne above squares to express his
ehQ3rA Such ballot shall take fireplace
~ 1ho ofllsial ballot required for gen
1911 etectsons and, together with a
esent number OF blank terms far
lMee aMd Affidavitsss and such other
a1nko - required In preparing for
eokdncting such election. shall Ia
npnxed under the direction OF the
onfy auditor and with such forms
~ paanks by him delivered to the
- clerks or boards In sufficient
ta1sea and In time to enable them
H. ADV with the provisions OF this
9 " ~ provided by law In case or
8ee1i oiectiona for County officers.
n Conduct OF Elections~-,In ali
y.0ne hereunder, except as to mat
81 law governing general
foF county officers In this
mc1ndtng penal provisions ana
91QMe relating to compensation or
md f0 payment OF expenses
~ preparing for and conduct
se&tone. shall apply and govern
j - applicable. Provided that. the
S Mon Of tho members OF the
& flSX c4nvAssing hoard shall be the
3 I'D 1nN compensatipn OF the mem.
d k 1ne county canvassing board
s ~ M W said election laws. The
phe1l ~ given to electors
e44k counted, canvassed. re
a114 preserved, and returns
Me3iversd to the Auditor, All
n accordance with the
nink general elections FOR
cerp. II shall not be neces-
lnlke new election districts al
nv new register OF voters for
Han held pursuant to this act
~ = $500 4 x-1 49,. n u
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and included In his Judgment, In add
aion TO his disbursements allowed py
law, five dollars costs il the Judgment
be recovered In a Justice Court, and a
like sum If the judgment be recovered
in a Municipal Court where no statu-
tory costs are not allowed in sucn
Municipal Court i'm such action, and
double costs in all other courts. or on
appeal.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after the first
day of July, 1915.
Approved March 8, 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER SIS. r. No. l5s
AN ACT to amend Chapter 3Is Of the
General Laws Of 1908 as amended By
Chapter lI of the General Laws OF
1907. Chapter 3s4 OF the General
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

FORM OF SAID ORDER,
state of Minnesota

County uf.,s,...,..,,l
"A petition having been filed with
the undersigned auditor OF said county.
signed by a number Of qualified elect
ors OF said county equal to more than
twenty-five (sh) per cent OF the total
number OF votes cast In said county for
Governor at the last preceding gen
eral election, praying that an election
be held In the said county to determine
whether the sale OF intoxicating liquors
shall be prohibited therein.
II In Hereby Ordered. That special
election for such purpose be- held in
the various election districts In said
county on the. day OFF,, and
that notice thereof be given as prov.d
ed by law,
Dated thc.......e day of,..,...is.....
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

roRNrsor SAID AUDITORS
NOTICE.
ITO the CLERK or Reeorderl OF the
trown. village or city, OF.
tn...,,t County, Minnesota
You Are Hereby Notified. That a spe-
'ctal election will he held In the several
election districts In. County on
the. ..,.;, day of,.,.,,..te..,,.... for the
purpose of voting upon the question
whether the sale of Intoxicating IL
auors shall be prohibited within said
county.
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Name of In Cities
siEner st. No, Residence
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER SIS. F. No. 49,
AN ACT authorizing any city OF TINS
state now or hereafter owning ana
operating an electric light and power
plant, and having population OF ten
thousand (lo.o00l inhabitants. or less
to dispose Of surplus electricity ~
private consumers outside of the cor
porate limits Of such city.
Be IL enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section I. Amy city of this state now
or hereafter owning and operating an
electric light and power plant for the
and distribution of cleo
tricity. and now or hereafter having
population of ten thousand 10000 IN
or less, shall be authorized
and empowered TO dispose OF any sur
plus electricity so produced to private
consumers desiring the same residing
outside the corporate limits of said
city, at such rates and upon such terms
as the city council, or other governing
body. OF such city may deem proper.
Sec. >. This act shall take effect ard
be In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March Is, 1915.
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have so determined that. at the special
election held In said county on the. -.
day Of MANN. i9.. on the question
whether the sale of intoxicating liquors
should be prohibited In said county
votes were cast In favor OF
prohibiting such sale and. votes
were cast against prohibiting such sale,
and that majority of......v votes at
said election was lin favor Of or
against according TO the facD
prohibiting such sale, Cor that the re-
suit OF said election was tie. II such
was the fact).
Dated this. day of........19....
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County Auditor"
FORM OF SAID NOTICE TO BE
POSTED.

TVfNN OF NNIIg NOIINE TO NE
POSTED.
Election Notice"
ETC the legal Voters OF the Crown.
village or ethyl OFF,, In the County
of ,..,... Minnesota,
Notice Ia Hereby Given. That spe-
cial election win be held at tinsert To-
cation OF polling place. unsert In the
town cf,,,....." or In the village OF
,...,,...," or TN the. ...,.... election
district ward OF the city OF
..,..,.,," as may be rsquiredp Ia said
county, between the hours Of, % clock
in the forenoon and. .o'c clock In the
afternoon on the, day OF, ,.., for
the purpose OF voting upon the ques-
ton whether the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors shall be prohibited within. 49,.
county.
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County Canvassers."

Sec. 10. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved March !, 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER ss--H, r, No. SIS.
AN ACT TO require all Public Service
Corporations doing business within
this state TO pay their employees at
least semi ufonshiy, the wages earned
by them to within fifteen Q5) days of
the date of such payment, unless
prevented by inevitable casualty, and
fixing costs and disbursements In
case Of default.
BE II enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota;
Section l. All Public Service Corpo-
rations doing business Within this state
are required to pay their employees at
least mi-n.onthly. the wages earned
by them to within fifteen (ial DAYS Of
the date OF such payment. unless pre-
vented by inevitable casualty. Pro-
vi5ed, however. that whenever AN
employee shall be discharged, his
wages shall be paid to him at the time
az his discharge or whenever he shall
demand the same thereafter.
Sec. ., Whenever any Public Sery-
ice Corporation shall for FIVE days
neglect or refuse TO pay It's employees
as prescribed by Section / OF this act,
the wages due hAm may be recovered
by action without further demand, and
there shall be allowed to the plaintiff,
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election and proof of the posting OF
the notices of election herein provided
for. and forthwith file tho same with
the city clerk or city recorder of the
city to which the village Is to be an
nexed,
Sec. Z, At any time within twenty
days after the filing of said certif-
Ficate the governing body Of said city
may by resolution duly passed, de-
clare the said village to be annexed
to said city, and to be a part thereof,
certified copy of which resolution
shall be duly sied with the secretary
OF state and the register of deeds of
each county in which said city and
village are situated, and thereafter
said village shall be annexed to and
form part OF said city, and all the
property and assets belonging to said
village shall belong and be delivered
TO said city, and said city shall as
sumo and be responsible for all the
liabilities, obligations and Indebtedness
of said village
Sec. s. After such annexation the
said village shall be part Of such
ward. or form such new and separate
ward as the said resolution annexing
it shall specify.
Sec. q Such annexed village shall In
all respects be governed by the laws
governing the city at the time OF such
annexation, and by all of the laws
relating to schools and school districts
In said city; and Tire schools and
school property OF such annexed vii
fage shall be under the control and
management Of the officers and proper
authorities of such city controlling
and governing the schools and school
property of such city.
Sec. 10, No license, however. for
the sale OF intoxicating liquors In the
village SO annexed TO any such city
shall ever be granted unless the aues-
ton OF issuing the same shall be first
submitted TO the electors residing with
in the territory of such annexed vii
lage, and shall be authorized by a
majority vote OF the electors voting
AT such election on such question.
Such question shall only be submitted
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manner prevent or affect the prosecu-
ton or enforcement OF ANY ofrense
committed or any penalty incurred at
n time prior to such suspension or
when same was not In force
Sec, IL, Licenses Annulled-~During
the period Of such prohibition and the
suspension or the statutes and munich
pal charters first mentioned, in the last
preceding section, IL shah be unlawful
for any licensing hoard or ceuncil
within. said county 60 grant any H.
liquors therein. Every such license al =
tempted 40 be granted. In said county
during such period of suspension or
prohibition shall be null and void And
ali licenses for the sale OF intoxica ting
liquors granted In said county after
the par &c OF this act for term which
shall net have expired. shall six C.,
months from and after such suspension
OF the statutes or charter pursuant To
which the same was granted forthwith
DO annulied and the holder thereof be
liable for the sale OF any liquor made
by him thereafter the same as though
no license had ever been issued to him.
The county or municipality issuing
such license shall refund 20 the holder
thereof the portion of the fees received
ard retained by II for such license cor
responding To the unexpired term
thereof. which shall thereupon he
charged In Its duo proportion to the
fund or funds 10 which 1t shall have
previously been credited. appropriated
| or applied.
Sec. 10. Penalties and Prosecutions
tA) Every person, company, corpora
ton, club. association or society. d.
recfiy or indirectly, either personally
or by clerk. agent or emplose. who
shall sell or store or have In possession
for sale. or shall solicit. receive or take
any orders for Intoxicating liquor. in
any quantity whatever, or who shall
keep any place. structure or vehicle.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
LIv!-vER-LAAX
All the Effectiveness, Not the Effect
 of Calomel.

LiV-Ver-Lax is one of the most inn portatn medical discoveries of recent years. For a long time medical ex- perts, realizing the harmful effects of calomel, have been strlving to find a liver cleanser that would be just IS effective as calomel, and yet be abso- lutely harmless in. it's action. Re- gently this remedy was actually put forth by L. K. Grigsby. in his Liv-Ver- Lax.
 LiV-Ver-Lax is a harmless vegetable compound, designed solely for the treatment of liver complaints. The immediate favor it has met in thou sands of homes is proof positive of it's real value.
 If you feel worn out. tongue coat ed, and skin sallow, don't delay until it becomes dangerous, nip the trouble in the bud with Liv-Ver-Lax. Insist on the genuine bearing the signature and likeness of l.. K. Grlgsby, wlicf lis guaranteed to give satisfaction ol money refunded.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
RUSS EXPLAINS
 COLLECTION PLAN
THOSE WHO SHOW WtLLiNGNE ss TO PAY WILL BE HELPED TO
 MEET OBLIGATIONS.
Other Class Will Be Treated in En- tirely Different Manner and Wil' Not Be Shown Leniency.

Secretary Russ of the Merchants Association states that the associa- ton has not gone into the hard debt collecting business. No accounts will be collected for any person or firm who is not a member. The statement follows:
 We have only added this collection bureau to protect those who are try ing to pay and those who are denying themselves much of the necessities of life and all the pleasures of life to pay their just indebtedness. That class of people will not be sued or collector sent to see them fer we find that they are willing to pay without it.
 Those wao claim the world owes them a living, defy the collector, tell you to go ahead if you can get the money before they do and tell you that they care not what their rating is, and many similar remarks, will be pushed to the fullest extent of the law.
 " G W NiA llGL uldll d ANbs A1ttNA notifying any person of their rating and give them a chance to call, and if there are any errors they will be caeerfully corrected. But we will not mail a second notice to any person. We are not going to collect by bluffs, We only mean to give you chance to pay according to your ability. And if you refuse to do that we are goins to advertise for sale to the public.
 There is no request at present for the merchant to dispense with his regular collector But when you get tired of your collector going after promises, call up and report them No. 1.
 We hope no merchant who is nol a member will attempt to Use this al a bluff as has been done recently.
 No commission ill be charged ai l We only mean 10 h accommodate tn,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
VILLA SPLITS WITH
 CHIEF LIEUTENANT
BREACH SAID TO BE CAUSED BY VILLA CHARGING COWARDlcE
 TO HIS AIDS.

WashugtoY April 2l-A serious rupture between Gen. Villa and his chief lieutenant Gen Angeles was TO- ported to he Carraula agency aere today in a message from Eagle Pass, Texas Gen Villa. inc message ldded has ordered his personal followers ta Toweou where he was conceutraJue llrrleons from tWou- along the boz. dar
 Gen. Anpc ca remained ot Aueus Cal .oues. it Was stated. to meet the ad- vance of Gen. Obr.son from Ira puato
 No adyices reached the stao doparl- ment today tending to confirm these rooors Officials have said they had uo Knowledge of a break between
 Generals Villa and Angeles.
 The text of the EablIe Pass mes aaao. as given out at tho Carranza .aeoncy tonight is as follows:
 "THc scrious breach between Villa and tho ezfedcrals serving under him
 caused by NIla laying al the blame for his recent defeats upon the coward fee Of the Nfederals. The charge em- bracng Gen. Angeles, has caused Villa to order all his followers 10 concen- Drate at Torreon Urbiua has ovac- aatoa sau Luis rotosi and proceeded to zacatcas where he is covering the retreat of Villa All the garrisons along the border have been ordered to cvacuatc and concentrate at Torreon without delay This leaves Gen An eeles and Raoul and Emilio to face inc brunt of Obrgon's advance toward the north"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
VILLA SOLDIERS RETURNED.

Brownsville Tex. April 24.-Under guard of United States soldiers and immigration officers, seventy Villa soldiers wounded in fighting around Matamoros, Mex, during the recent Villa seize of that place left here to- day for Piedras, Mex via Eagle Pass, Tex. They mad been under treatment of ,he American Red Cross here, and, it is said will rejoin the Villa army at Piedras Negras. Four wounded Vit la troopers are still in hospitals here
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members and the deserving people wlo are behind with their bills, and should be given a chance We hope that every merchant in this city will let his bad bills be handled in this way. The deserving people will learn to appreciate it and the dead' beats will despise it and make their threats of damage suits
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25

Marshmal)ow ice cream today. The Pasteurized Milk Co. Phone h. 1t
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
NOTED BANDIT SLAIN.

London April 24~Reuter's Sofia, Bulgaria, correspondent says Yanne Sandausky, the Macedonian brigand who gained notoriety in 1901 through the kidnapping of Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, American missionary, has been slain by unknown persons. Sandausky was killed in the disertcit between the mountains of Perun and the town of Nevremkop.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25

self in a very unpleasant situation. Now. it stands to reason that our re serves will in due course be exhaust ed. but have acquainted the Prime Minister with our universal opinion that he is responsible for seeing that we obtain fresh supplies in time. l am of the opinion that she shall oh- tain them all right
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-25
MINERS REFUSED NEW TRIAL.
Convicted of Charge of MansIaughte
 For Killing Non-Union Workman

v or NIilh9 NoH-OHiOH Woi NH'a"'
 Cannon City, Colo, April 24.-Dayid Robb and Ben Richardson, members of the United States Mine Workers of America, were denied a new trial to- day in the district court. They were convicted of voluntary manslaughter in connection with a strikers attack upon the Chandler mine in April 1914, in which a non-union miner was killed
 Following the denial of the petition Richardson was sentenced to serve from one to three years in state prison and Robb to serve from two to five years
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