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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
CITY SEEKS
AHRESTS|N
CQAtPROBE
Mayor Would Prose-
cute Men Holding
Up Cars

Speculators who are holding carr
% coal outside the city awaiting
still higher prices while Detroit
suffers from iuel shortage during
tho cold wave will be arrested aud
punished. II Mayor Marx has his
way
The mayor. Saturday morning. In
structed Harry J. Dngeman, corpor'
alton counsel. TO confer with Prose
cutting Attorney Charles II Jasnow-
skl 20 bring about the arrest and
prosecution OF the coal spectators.
Dingeman will hand 20 the prose
eu,or the report OF a private investi-
cation conducted by the corporation
counsels Once. Ungeman's inves-
,igators reported thaA they founc
hundreds OF cars OF coal marked
hold" in the Windsor and Dctroi.
yards Of the Michigan Central and
Grand Trunk railroads.
People may sxy that the 200 cars
~ coal our investigators found held
up in railroad yards do not amount
20 much" observed the corporation
counsel But Il must be remem-
bered that we made only compsr'
aiively email investigation, and
that the fact that 200 cars we're
found. indicates that the practice OF
holding coal for speculation II
alarmlngly prevalent in Detroit \
Then. too. 200 cars OF coal amount
70 good deal a. things are at pres
ent. They would provide for 1000
families for the ~intea. and take
care o, the immediate needs OF io.'l
600 families
VIII Find Remedy.
Dngeman said he did not know
I alone what legal lines the city and
the prosecutor could proceed against
coal speculation OF the sort re
vealed. but was confident some Law
could be found whereby men who.
would starve the public for gain car
be punished severely.
Mayor Marx. who got the repor
% coal speculation from Dingemai
Friday. expressed Indignation tha
such a condition could exist an,
asked TO be quoted in strong term
regarding treatment OF the offend
ers
"The condition revealed by IN
corporation counsel's investigation,
Is an outrage and demands drastiH
treatmen, by officials" he said "Yo
may depend on II. We will find som
legal means 10 make II very ur
comfortable and Improbable 10
those guilty OF specializing In coal \
Mayor Marx and Dingeman da
clared that many persons are az
parently specializing il fuel an
food feeling secure in the feelin
4 that nobody can do anything abou
4 It They said these PERSONS Wei
due FOR jolt and that the pubit
might expect tho utmost from ci,
officials 10 prevent such specuis
tion.
THE city will go into the ~,
business rather than see the peopi
grasped by the throat In this way
declared Mayor Marx.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

Detroit bans clearings Saturday
were ss2lr719l0. Total clesrines
COR 1917 20 date amount 20 SOS COS.
56o1i. a. against ss3 460.attfs for
the corresponding period in 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

ELEIN Butter. All ssiss
7sBc. q decrease n = from last
week pr!cs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
EFFICIENT
DEMOCRATS
keep JOBS
Merit System To BE
Adopted In Food
Department


'sflf ''ff'si.''t'.'' ''''.''. 1t't'
lansing Nlfn i'n To A.
lou 81, 'ne admin. frt'ieus oI '''N
A'r' & oieop'r i' -'' 'hc'n'>
ars fn state Affairs tc gwen
icl 'ry0n in 'h' SKATE aaisl ana
inaa t'partW
tfea WooeAor'b p; itugpn coan
Isl former fate naf tfew No'
eprr, htw' 81 tr.t aaa i-rn
orcr the foed dtFirim"n ts come
r s.oucr succeeding jiw i.e'me,
ADRIAN Democrat WHa toWir
ion'r Noodwot'h ihtfr goes in.o
flee 8 rew deput mm Nor
ruf rhat IS ai fr ~
feast Butr ,haa nirloNfs o'
thr iood depaureu a't.fea
sho1' lko stale Nih Temain on ihf
n3 Vr1 stuffed A was uf
What Ns wan 81, sHricnty Joe
fhe faoI depar meut said ~ cam
Bi-s or"r discussing h- Y,an
h me beyond bare
no -luge ran IN nd 'o any
certain place lr the depr'mo0'
Also lW0der~f 'hae htre are
mrloyed he denar'm,u n GER
rain place men Rfo htvs mad hne
records srd given the -iat u., %
arierr sers.ee wsrf 20 frEain sen
men and Wili inos then Hl u nt
fore anv empl0ye. a.. displaced ans
where
Commssloner Woodwork SAID d.
had not paid any attention Is ;ef 10
'he uetrou Office ~ tAe ission
nut understood fhlt some 1xcriler.
WORK had been done here Eugene
y Berry department attorney ana
threc Inspector, are attached 10 fhe
Detroit office ~ the commission. To-
eated ~ Tho ai--lesLic nhi.aiH.
"Hello troubles
Soutehiag 1881 1850 comQlsnts aT"
on 6le Vfh Tho state railroad com
p or cfargng Thar physltt con.
nec'ion h4 aor been mad oct~c %
telephone companies. so thar calls
starting on iine OF orc com0anr
en ~ connected up on ,he lines o.
another
There IS law &em nd.ns such
connection tor long ce'ancf sery.c"
nd most - tAr mall mntuai com
penie thri the state many operated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
os'ora "a aWsrrea.,

Rep IS. y Niaspic. ~ DNiord. OAK
land county. has fled orc ~ fho odd
OF petition over seen iu The
house OF representative
The mails bfonght him ieffer
from hia home town Ma, WAS typo.
written on a sheet OF paper headed
sportsmens club and Nely est
IDENTIFY was inspired by reading in
fhc newspapers N the AMOUNTS OF
vet goods that The Anusaloon
league has luggetted AS rs idea Of
dryness
wye. The unders gncd the letter
read. "pili stand for nothing iess
than four cases and two quarts q
month
"Remsmber tho rtfailr
Sine fcrawlf signature. done in
lead pencil. were appended out
skulls and cross bones that formed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

Advert smene hrsi appeared In
fDapCrf- in 1863.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-10-06
MANY GATHER AND
SEE GAME PLAYED
AT ARGUS OFFICE

Second avenue in front OF The
argus office this afternoon was
packed with fans eager to watch
tho game played on the automatic
player board which was Installed
on an improvisad balcony i'm front
Of the second floor Of The building.
0n the temporary platform the As
s0ciated Press operator with wire
direct into C0miskey park. and the
manipulation 81 the board we're
stationed.
The playing Of the game Gu the
board attracted many from the
ruFai sections of the county sbovs-
nag that they were equally as in
5erested III the national paefime
as those living in Rock Island.
Many comments we're heard Of
The excellent manner IN which tbe
board showed the plays as they
were made. There was B0 plag
which could H0t be plainly shown
to the large crowd.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-10-06
HAWKINS HELDT0
BEANORMAL MAN

Harry Hankins. who rushed into the
police station Thursday night crying
that he didn't murder anybody was
started on his bomeward Journey to
BlandiusvilIe. III, this morning.
During his stay at the police sta
ton he was kept under close atten-
ton and was noticed by the police to
acr like crazy man that they first
thought him. other times appearing
perfectly normal
Dr s. n Mueller was called To the
station TO examine Hankins and It was
during one Of his normal periods
Rock Island Argus., 1917-10-06

that the examination was made. The
doctor pronounced Iankins as a per
son apparently normal.
The police felt there was nothing
left for them To do under the existing
circum stances but 70 free the man
ard start him toward Blandinsviile,
which he claimed as his home.
Just what Hankins' murder talk
meant or what was the cause of his
belief during his irrational moments
that every body was pointing their
hngers at him" and they all think
killed him but ] didn't" may 60
down as another uusolved mystery.
for Hankins is now out Of this vicin
fly and all investigation made by the
Rock Island police failed to connect
the man with any crime
Rock Island Argus., 1917-10-06

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-16

Stanalind Liquid Paraffin, put up by Standard
Oil Co., pint bottle ..39e
$Ioo Lamberts Listerine ...................5oc
Simmons Liver Regulator. ..Iee, 3oc and 75c
25c Thedford's Black Draught. t...............1oe
$I.oo Hoods Sarsaparilla. :.................7sc
soc Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic. e............s5e
K. & O. Glyco-Thymoline. 1se, 35e and 6oc
35c Fletcher's Castoria. a.....................21 .21c
$Ioor Swift's Specific. c........................75
$Ioo Mayr's Stomach Remedy. y..............7sc
25c Humphreys Remedies. ies...................Ioe
2se Munyon's Remedies. dies.....................1 .1ec
SIoo Munyon's Remedies. ,.................7se
soc Hays Hair Health. ....................aec
$Ioo Hays Hair Health. th.....................5
1oc Requa's Charcoal Tablets. &c
soc Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
$Ioo Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
Wampole's Formalid Magnesia......1e .1ec and 3ec
$Ioo Wampole's Tasteless Extract Cod
Liver (the Originally D.......................71
25c O'Donnelrs Laxative Quinine Tablets. 15c
De Wits Kidney Pills. 3oc and 75c
Kodal Dyspepsia Tablets. .3oc and 75c
25c faxtine ................. .Ioc
S1oo Dloxogen ........................ ACC
soc DloxoSen 32c
25c Dloxogen ................. .17c
Emerson's Bromo Seltzer. sc, 17c, 34c, and CSC
The Washington herald., 1917-03-16
Syrup of
Hypophosphites,
$1.OO Size,
SOC

This we'll known tonic needs no
praise from US. For brain fag, ner-
vousness, and as flesh builder it has
no equal. The full pint bottles usu-
ally sold at a dollar are especially
priced at soc.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-16

FNe-grain Lithia TabIets-One of these tab
lets dissolved in fresh water makes lithia water
which is stronger and more reliable than the
natural spring water. An efficient remedy for
sout. Bright's disease. gravel. stone in the blad-
der and kidney and urinary ailments 1E.
generally. Price .................. AOS
Iron, Quinine and Shyehnins7 lust the med
icine your physician would prescribe for your
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aids your digestion while it is curing En-
your other ailments Pint wv
100 S-srain Caseara Tablets, chocolate cov-
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patton. without unpleasant after-efects. IN
Made by Parke Davis & Co. Price. :. AoS
Compound Syrup White Pine, four IN
ounce bottles ................... ASS
EPSON Sails O.
pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
Refined Cottonseed Oh, for Cookins-Bet-
ter and cheaper than lard Gallon c1 20
cans ..................... ~ A'OS
100 5-grain Blaud'. Iron Pills; the blood
needs iron. Try these. Especially IL.
pr1eed .................... AOS
Pint Liquid Soda Mint; splendid remedy
for gaseous indigestion. sour stomach. H.
etc. Especially priced ............... AJC
The evening world., 1917-05-12
Ellabelle Mae Doolittle
Ru nil nnhlnr
By Clifton Meek

Co. CThs New York EveninS WorLdl.
eye. The blow was returned 10 the
nose and the men clinched, failing 10
tho floor and rolling over. =. Silas
~Pettibone, the popular ~tonsofial
artist. and the Hon. Alex Appleby
managed to separate them. but not
until Ike Doolittle had severely bit
ten his brothers right ear.
While the men wero being fixed Up
In the kitchen by the male guests,
Miss Doolittle retired TO her boudoif
and dashed off a poem OF advice.
When the fighters returned 10 the
parlor. the poetess made them stand
before the Crate olasping hands
while h read the rhyme. II fol
lows:
You have actsd Vep oullandiah.
Much WoTSs than Myis StAndidh,
fGS A. N,c o.,Ss ,dD my "SfIt e ;ohs.
II you don't / shail have 10 tAhS
Tho pokG and bnt you Ons myself.
Ny sistsT's child, Iesnsy Ricketts,.
Sat down In HOtle's batter,
Il was careless Of lie lltte ttsot.
She caused quite a c%lateT,
But listen, my dear r%lationtl
This "a q soclal paJ
! hear sweet Agnes PeteTball
IL 10 marry old Jsry Harry,
When the poetess retired to her big
armchair the two men looked sheep
lsh and asked each others pardon,
Every n present stood up and ap-
| plauded with great gusto.
All were pleased.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
Cepuish,. 1917. BY ths Pres Publish.

ShgTbAs AgAts W IA FGN AniEAs
HE Hon. Ike Doolittle Of Bingo.
uncle OF tho famous poetess,
Ellabelle Mae Doollttle. visited
Delhi recently to spend a couple OF
days with his relatives. Mr., Doolittle
Is the we'll known sausage maker Of
Blngo. He Is also the towns dos
catcher.
In his honor the poetess invited .
few friends To the Doollttle home
Thursday evening " . surprise. They
gathered In the parlor at 7 o'clock
and at 8 Miss Dooiittle's father and
her uncle came In. They we're argu-
ing about whether or not the bite OF
a catfish Is poisonous.
my dear Uncle Ike" said the
poetess, as tho two men entered tho
parlor, I'VE are gathered here to-
night in the spirit OF revelry to honor
YOU" Here she turned to the as
semblage, Ladies and gentlemen"
she said. 81 take great pleasure in
introducing Uncle Ike Doolittle Of
Bingo."
well. 1 declare. I'm glad 10 meet
himl" said Mrs. Cutey Boggs us
this the noted Mr.. Ike Doolittle who
was accused Of forging a check on
the BinEo Bankr"
II was a faux pas but Miss Doc
little handled the situation gracefully,
Prominent men are often wrong
fully accused" she said. Then to the
honored guest: Uncle Ike. won't
you say a few words to those who
greet your"
''Surei" he replied. II want TO say g
little in praise OF the saloons OF thii
place. Ny brother and me Just haC
eight high-balls and"-
but, Uncle" came from Miss Doc.
little, who realized hat Ike wal
somewhat hquored up. why no
speak on the subject OF the beauties
OF Nature like the little bees AnC
bugs?"
bees are all right" he replied
.sbut can't stand for Natures beau,
titll bugs, As l was going to say
my brother got me to drink eight
That's a lie. Ikel" said the poeteSs'
father. interruptinE. You're a 30
on your own account"
Trouble ensued. Ike stepped up 3
his brother and hat him In the sss
The evening world., 1917-05-12
az WAY OF DIVERSION.

Tho train butcher offers his wares IN
he train. Oh. ov'ry ten minutes ne
Nnxs his refrain. It's "ChocoIates
peanuts. cigars. magazinesI he mum
bles his words but you get wnat ~
means 1 cannot recall over seeing him
geiI a single blamed thing. yet he keeps
up his yell. A very persistent YOUNG
Fellow Il he; a sort OF an object OF pity
10 me. Who buys from the butcher.
friend readsr-do your Or do you NJ
more him "A many folks 90? ! wonder
sometimes how he earns enough dough
10 keep Mister Wolf from the home
bungalow. The boy a me guessing
i freely admit. To-day something hap
pened; I'll tell you Of IT, a man
touched a butcher Tor Ave and swear
no took out q roll that would choke
a black bear.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
PARTIcEPs cRIMINIs.

INTO a Chicago police court a mar
was hailed charged with the theft
Of an umbrella.
"what have you 10 say for your
self7' asked the magistrate. "Arr
you guilty or not guilty7"
We'll" said the accused, "a guess
] am one OF the guilty parties, Your
Honor. The umbrella had the name
" NJ, Barker on the handle, W. 7.
Morgan stamped on the inside OF the
cover, and ! stole IL from this man
here. whose name Is Higgins."-Case
and Comment.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
aAlp HARRY ro oENGl

when Eugene Walter was ready 20
stage The Knife" the story gOes' ne
onEaged Harry Messenger TO dlrect we
work OF producing Il. Several times
Mr.. Waiter dropped In TO see nov
things we're going and made numeI-
a suggestions which ~.
Nestayer considerably. one nlsnIl
after a rehearsal, he called the au'h0r
up on the telephone. .,,a
.say. Gene" he said. how would
vor liie 10 stay away from the re-
hearsals for two weeksrr a..
"Ai right, l guess" replied the
oiavWriRht. "but how would you like
10 1 away altogether"
'Flne!' said Mr., Mestayer;
Another man. william O'Neh' nm
iahed the work.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
G. O O d S t O e S

alcoholic ourse along Park Avenue.
Edmurds caught sight OF the Of
fender about a block away and gave
chase.
You're pinched." he yelled up to
hts captive.
We'll, leave 20 OF my knees and
reach up and take my hand" hic-
ccughed Flaherty.-AnRconda Stand
ard.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
FROM ouT THE sKIEs.

IoE FLAHERTY tho taileSt priA-
oner who ever fell INTO the hands
- OF the local authorities. was ar
rested by Policeman Tom Edmunds.
tas Clortest mar on the force. after
Tlahsrty IL alleged to have Accosted
q number OF women with whom nv
oAmA In contact while pursuing an
The evening world., 1917-05-12
WILLINo no oeLIoE.

n was a brakeman on the New
Haven. Sticking his head In the door
ne yelled: ~Grenich-Green-w iohl-
Jeff Mutt, the noted comedian, was on
the train.
ssay." came from Jeff. what makes
Won this towns name two
ways3"
we'll, Some like II one way and
acme the other" returned the brake
man. I'VE strive 90 please"
The evening world., 1917-05-12

OF the Longacre Theatre, after having
been out OF picture acting for a year
Is at Il again. He has n star part In
his own film. Humanity"
Mabel WILDER will begin an en-
gagement as prima donna OF a musl-
cal stock company at Parsons's
Theatre, Hartford. Monday night In
The Pink Lady"
Mrs. FIske, after n Sighly profitable
road tour In "Erstwhile Susan" will
call It a neason Saturday night in st..
Paul and close up shop.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
II has been discovered that the
secret OF the lions roa lies In tho
looseness OF the hyoid bone. This
should stop a lot OF argument.
AHoV, THERE. sKIPPERI
A letter addressed 10 Managers OF
Port Your Helm Theatrical Com
pany, New York" was delivered TO
Winchell Smith and John l.. Golden.
managers OF Turn 20 the Right"
FooLlSHMENT.
sddoola. sddtsla skidoo,
LufllA. blnellA halloo.
HoTatchie Gqus cdunl.
Hean hE lOt ~ bunk.
I'm Just talking siNlAh 90 you.
-=
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
81 wonder II It's possibleT"
"What7"
THAT the eyelashes can make th,
' pupils OF the eyes behave"
The evening world., 1917-05-12
About Plays
and Players
BY BIDE

sSCoMEwHERp In New Jersey"
- during the last week In NAY
Raymond Hitchcock n u.
Ray ooetz viii produce . musicei
play entitled "Hitchy Koo." when
wri 20 into the cohan a Harris
Theatre early in June for q Summe
run. The book and lyrics are oy
Harry orattan. Glen MaoDonousn
ana y. Ray Ooets and the music Is
BIZ Mr.. Goetz. Julian Mitchell rs
staging the piece. Mr.. Hitehcook wiz
have a prominent part In the play ana
other roles will DO assigned % orec
La Rue, william Rock frances
White, Leon Enrol. Helen oonu'
Gypsy o'Brien. Eleanor 81 car.
Florence Grips. George Moore ana
Raw Hoyer. There will also be a
large chorus OF beauties and every
thing.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
J o + r II =
n n Il N G II

Mr.. OH intends to take II 20 the
seventh son Of a seventh son and ask
It's significance.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
GOOD IDEA.

behind the cashiers desk,
wearing his stock trade
smile for each customer. An old gen
tlem0n walked In.
Il notice." said he, that you I'D
vertise 10 make your own pies"
Eyes. s!-." answered tho manager,
proudly. we do"
Would YOU permit mo "a offer a
suEEoStion1"
Certainly, sir, We should be 30
happy II you would DO So"
We'll. then. let some ono else make
thOm"-Philadesphia Ledger
The evening world., 1917-05-12
AMo1nrR CONAN FLAo SONG.

In response 20 numerous requests
George N. Conan has written a pa
triotic song and Nora Bayes u scheo.
uled 10 sing II for the nrst time AT
the Thirty-ninth Street TheAtre 70
day. Mr.. Conan hasn't written uiS.yy
III thia sort since ITS n Grand Old
F1ag." which he put In George
Wilmington, Jr." nine years ago. lie
will walt til no hears It before ne
Names II.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
coMMENr Is UNNECESSARY.

Gladys Leslie, Thanhouser star.
was talking about scenario writer's
recently.
sAn they do around here" she said,
go sit and read The Evening World
untal quitting time"
The evening world., 1917-05-12
oils DISCOVERY.

Tom Gil, tlA fat pool player at the
Friars' Club, was writing a note to a
friend about Joffro yesterday when
he discovered something. Here's what
ha found.
The evening world., 1917-05-12
GOSSIP.


Mabelio Estelle will be seen next
reason In a new play by e. e. Rose
entitled Turn Back the Hours."
The summer revue at the Cocoanut
Grove will be called "A Day ut Palm
Beach"
Helen Barnes has decided u desert
the drama for a role In the new
"Ziegfeld bUllies."
Raymond Hitchcock will be master
of ceremonies at the Marine Corps
benefit at the Hippodrome. May 20.
"LoVe and Learn" the next Smith
Golden production. Is q comedy by
Salisbury Field.
Contributions In excess OF $4,000
were gathered for the American Field
Ambulance Service at the benefit per-
Torrance OF Lilac Time" Thursday
night.
De Wolf Hopper Of "The Passing
Show OF 1917" will tell the Twilight
Club tomorrow night how II feels
20 bust into the hlm business and
bust out again.
Broncho Billy Anderson, part owner
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
Notice To Take Dispositions

July 1878
Notice To Take Dispositions
State of South Dakota, County of
Hand, SIS. In Circuit Court, Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
Louis Dee. Plaintiff,
VS..
May Dee, Defendant.
To The Above Named Defendant, May
Dee:
You VIII Please Take Notice, That
the dispositions Of Mrs. Ada Glenn and
Mrs. Edith Busse, witnesses in the
above entitled action will be taken by
Kenneth l.. Bragdon, a Notary Public
In and for the County of Black Hawk
in the state of Iowa at his Office i'm the
CITY of Waterloo. in the said county OF
Black Hawk and state Of Iowa. on the
18th day of August, 1917 at Q o'clock
In the afternoon of that day and the
said examination may be adjourned
from day to day until the dispositions
are fully taken and completed: said
deposition so taken will be read In
evidence upon the trial in the above
entitled action on the part OF the
plaintiff.
Dated at Miller. s. ID. the 18th day
Of July. 1917.
Harlan =. Bushleld,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-07-26
July 1875
GuMM0Na

SUMMONS
State of South Dakota, County of
Hand, IS. In Circuit Court, Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
Jules de Somer, Plaintiff,
Isaac Lincoln, as trustee for the
Western Loan and Trust Company, q
corporation, Camille st. Hilaire,
Douglas easier and George easier
sole heirs of William p. easier, and
Mary G. easier, both deceased, and
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
executors and administrators OF Will
liam p. easier and Mary C. easier,
both deceased, and the creditors OF
William p. easier and Mary C. easier,
both deceased, and all persons
known who have or claim to have any
estate or interest in or lien or incum-
brance upon the premises described
in the complaint, defendants,
The State OF South Dakota To The
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff which was filed in the ONCE
of the Clerk of this Court at Miller,
in Hand County, South Dakota, on the
10th day of May, 1917 and which
prays for a judgment quieting the
title and the determination OF all ad-
verse claims against the premises de-
scribed in the complaint, situated in
said county, towit: The Northwest
quarter of section twenty-six and the
Northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty-five all in
township One hundred and eleven,
north range seventy, west of the 5th
p. M. in Hand County, South Dakota
and to serve a copy of your answer to
said complaint upon the undersigned
at his Office in the Bushfield Block,
in the city OF Miller, within thirty
days after the completed service Of
this summons upon you exclusive OF
the day of such service, and IL you
fail to answer said complaint within
that time the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Harlan J.. Bushfield,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.