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OATS DIE

so do mice, once they eat RAT-SNAP. And
they leave no odor behind. Don't take our
word for it-try a package. Cats and dogs
won't touch it. Rats pass up all food to get
RAT-SNAP Three sizes.
25c size Il cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen
or Ce lar.
SEC size e cakes) for Chicken House, coops,
or small buildings
81 90 size Is cakes) enough for all farm and
out buildings, storage buildings, or factory
Sold and Guaranteed by City Drug Store, A.
A. Howes & Co. and Hall Ellis Go.
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"Self- determination" is an expression

tSelf- determine atom is an expression
which has been unreservedly accepted by
many as a panacea for all international
ills. How would the United States like
to have it put on trial in Hawaii2 There
are more Japanese out there on those
islands in the Pacific than there are ma
tives and Americans. The little Japs
would vote US out of our naval base and
put the islands out of our control with
the same celebrity which marked their
taking of Shantung from the Germans.
They want our naval station at Pearl
bay as a base from which to menace all
our territory which lies west of the
Rocky Mountains.
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11
Christmas Memory

FOR THE OLD FOLKS!
THAT LASTS THE YEAR AROUND |
MEADER'S SALVE. Good for young,
too. Great for colds, burns, chaps and
piles. For sale at A. A. Howes & Co.'S.
Sample free for first week in December.
3m49
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11

The radicals now seem to be directing
the railroad brotherhood, the coal miners
union and several of the other labor or
ganizations. Apparently they are grad
ually bringing their contentious to point
of decision; when the decision is reached
this country will find itself in the hands
of anarchists or the anarchists will be
driven out of the country or will be in
prison. If our present laws do not pro-
vide for prompt deportation or imprison-
ment the first duty of Congress is to
enact laws which will do SO, and, in either
case, both the executive and the judicial
departments of the government should
justify their existence by acting with
celebrity and determination. We have al
lowed the red peril to grow till it has be-
come dangerous and present menace.
1t will not down till it is put down.
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11
A. l. BROWN. Editor,

ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square,
one inch length in column, so cents for
one week and 35 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance,
$500 year, $1.00 for six months; so cents
for three months.
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Pittsburgh

PITTsBURGH, Nov. 7.-There was
ctive trading in the oil and gas
tocks on the local exchange yester-
Az with fractional advances noted in
lie majority of issues Arkansas Cas-
5hich has been having spectacular
Movements recently, again lifted It's
agh record price to $685. but failed to
old its gain and sold as low as BAL
tasing at BAG, a gain OF 3 points over
yfe previous last sale. Ohio Fuel OH
9as an exception in the fuel group, be-
N weak throughout the session and
losing down 1% at S1B Oklahoma
,as, Barnsdall Corporation, MaTland
efining and the Riyersides wereNac-
ave and slightly higher. Westing
ouse Airbrake was in goodN demand
md recovered part of Wednesdays
~, closing at 1929, up 2A points
Slectric declined a point to 56&'
here was a. little activity in the
rewing stocks, but price changes
tere small Pittsburgh Plate Glass
1owed gain of / point on the close
. 151 and United States Glass sold
nchanged at 60. Fireproofing com
,on sold off small fraction to 9A,
lille the preferred improved slightly
81 17h.
Summary.
Z Following is an official summary OF
Transactions recorded on the Pitts
1rgh Stock Exchange Thursday, NO
ember s.:
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Oil and Cas-.

The Gordon sand development in
Union district, Harrisoi county, w.
Va, coitinres. to furnish far produce
ers. The latest completion, the Hope
Natural Gas Conpanys, No. 3 on the
w b. Lowther farnl, is estimated at
so or 40 barrels day. There is con-
siderable new WORK s.artlng. The
only well drilling is the esper Oil
and Gas Company's NO. 6 on the Hell
mick-Myers rarn.
On the waters OF Doctors creek, Big
Sandy district, Kanawha county, the
Ohio Fuel Oil Company has completed
and shot its Mons on the w M Mich
OILS farm. Hhe well produced 80 bar
rels the first "a hours. The same
company shot No. 3 on the same farm
increasing its production from u 10
10 barrels the ensuing "a hours.
In Union district, Moou county, the
South Penn, Oil Company has cons
pleted No. II on the L. Ogden farm. 1t
IS showing for a 10 Dbl. pumper IN
the Berea grit. In the same ulstylct,
Parsons &, Sweeny Bros. have D.
barrel pumper in the same formation
at NO. II on the Rebecca Walker
farm. The Economy Oil Company has
started to drill a second test on the
n, n. Gribb!e farm. In Williams dis
urict, j. K. Price q Co are<due IN the
Cow Run sand on the NJ. j. Bailey
rarm. H. X. kifer's No. 6 on the A.
b. lnghram farm is a light pumper
in the first Cow Run sand.
Roane county keeps to the front
with new work On Little Spring
Greek, Spencer district, the South
Penn Oil Company has rigs competed
for Nos. is and 1G On the W. 5.
Craig farm. On the same stream ana
in the same district, the Garter Oil
Company has the rig completed for
No. . GU the l.. S. and Mary %. Got
farm. This location is 500 feet soutu
of No. on the same farm. In SMITH
field district, the Oil Purposes Ccgpo-
ration is drilling test on the NJ. y.
Chewing farm In the same district.
the South Penn OIL ComTdny lbs
rigs completed for No. % on the w M
Looney aud No. 10 on the o. H. Trout
farm. In Sherman district, Calhoun
county, the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany is due in the sind on the Nuthef
farm. The same cGmpauy's test ON
the A. L. Hawke farm is a li6ht
gasser in the Maxon sand.
In Washington district, Jackson
county, there is some new work un-
der way and starting. The Carter
oil Co. has the rig ccrt3letcd .lor
Nol3 On the w. S. ralho,t farm and
is drilling No. 4 or the Daniel Evans
and No. on the n. c. Casio farm.
InI the same district the United Fuel
OH Company is due in the sand on the
j. r. Fuldo farm and Godfrey L. Ca
bot IS dfining the C. NJ McVey farm.
IN Burning Spr,nsls districe, Wlrl
county the Federal Oil and Gas Com
pany has now drilled its NO, IA on the
Roberts, Pell & Newman farm through
the Berea grit. 1t is a fair gasser
we'll in Big Iniun sand, In Sheridan
district, Calhoun county, M. F. Crow
ley has a rig up on the Camden Sum
mers farm. In the same district, the
Hope Natural Gas Company is start
ing test on the j. F. Jones farm. IN
Spencer district, Roane county, the
Carter Oil Company is drilling No, 20
and No. 30 on the Radaker tract, /.
Southwest Of the Former pool, Nor
ris township, Washington county, the
Manufacturers light & Heat Co. has
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lgINI(
HRT,P WIANTHI IIaIEIII

~
WANTED sctricS Auto Lite
poration OF noledo, Ohio, the sslsot
largest manufa etilrers'pf start
lighting systems for autonIopil Is te'
preparing to market a ligti and sfessei
plant for Farms, SubursHn Home sllsl
other places where cen ti'al "a
service Is not available
County dealers aro wanted ltof
territory, This Is arare opp9rtlp
IT, for right men. They must pe az q
10 stand searchlns hives tigat ion as
10 character. not less than tweaiy
five and not over forty 1--WE years
age; experienced, Capable salesnis ili
now employed, mristtavo capita
WHY'S Light has several exclusive.
features a. ezce9tional merit. ltSMlt
be nationally Advertised. Except ions
ally successful statesmen can mater;
tally improve their condition
rake satisfactory permanent eopnec7
tons,
mmlcato by letter or IRE sStl
Distributors in this tOEritory the
trio Unit System COtpora bn, alllts
ing;on, w, Va.
. q
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New YORK

sER YORK, Nov 7-The stock
inc was extremely unsettled and
dictionary yesterday the trend Of
rices being influenced to 2 Greater
sree thansat any previous period
NV year by the monetary sltpa-
Cumulative signs Of higher credits(
Stonly in this market but all over
he world, were furnished By the
San1 Of England. That institution
dyanced its rate Of discount from 5
6 per cent the lower rate having
cen effective bince AprA, 1917.
In the local market call money
sned at ~ per cent, a quotation on
5ncei before attained this year, ris-
4 later tos20 per cent, then break
4 down 60 5, from which price an
. tIer advance to 10 per cent was re-
y ted: After the close Of the mar
per cent was Eyed as the low
, tation with ruling rate Of IL pei
Ii Is understood that the recent warn
x 81 the Federal Reserve Bank has
aiised q pronounced curtailment OF
redfts for speculative purposes. In
toels market circles, however, the
pinion prevailed today that the ex-
aordinary yagaries OF money mar
81 had excede6 reasonable limits.
o r
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drilled SIS test on the e. W5iett
iprr q fer into The 5eri9oi ana am
fi iioio stands fih ien
con- Giiid I'd
fiteep ey
Myers long & Col eorip tea
their test On the Galsn bile tafIli.
II is a duster. The well on the siItt-
nan farm has declined 70 so barrels
aday.
Ia the black oil pool in the Duff
City district, Beaver county Valley
Bros. have c0multted O second tsst On
The Pelher farm. 1t Is showing 1911
an or 10 barrel producer and \,
nlanl q CO., arc in the sand at NO
Z on the Susan Cookson farm. Dun.
can & Co. are due II the sand at q
lest on the Samuel Morrow farm. In
the old Whipple pool, Hp3sinser &
Co. and Springer & Co. have the rigs
completed for tests on Frank Swain
and Simon Cotton farms Near Baden
Black Bros, and McKtbben are drill
ing In a second test on the McKtbbeA
farm.
Ia Morris township, Greene county,
the Carnegie Natural Gas Company
has drilled on the Mrs. L. pay farm
through the Elizabeth sand and dry.
Inside Of Bealsville borough limits,
the Manufacturers Light & saeat Co.
has completed a test on the r. Flick
farm. 1t is a gasser in the Gordon
sand. In Versailles township, Alle-
gheny county, Russell e Co., have
drilled in strong gasser on the
Smith heirs farm. The well Is e7h-
mated to have capacity Of better
than three million cubic. fest q day.
This location is about one half mile
north and cast of the big gas well
drilled on the Hamilton farm and
like the latter got its gas in the
speechley sand.
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WANTED -Dishwasher. Dairy Lunch
Room. 229 JeffeSson street.
1l-5-3t-674G
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WANTED Middle aged woman Tor
general homework in family Of
three. Call 711S-R-4,
11-5-2t- 6742,
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WANTED = Young lady with expert
ence desires position % typlst o.
clerical work. Address Box G750, care
West Tirgiaian. t-675V
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WANTED Woman 40 do small wash
ing at us Carleton street. Call be-
fore noon. Phone 54S-R,
l1-7- 2t-675i.
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" ANTED--Girl for general house
work, Apply 43T Jefferson styeeJ.
4 11-f15t-GT4l
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gFOR SAFE

FOR SALE Eight room house. Fine
location. Too large for owner. Ad
Gre;s Box 6737 care West Virginlan,
lf-4-6t-S7S1.
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.WANTED--Lady 10 clerk in store.
105 Madison st. l1-41St-674O
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FOR SALE--One Coles Hot Blast
stovc, new last winter, only fred a
fS@ times. Call 294-J.
J l.l-s-4t-6745
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D MgN e. 49,

WANTED Woman to do genera.
Homework two or thToe days per
week. call 1888. 11-s-2t-676g
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FIl4ANl OI
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-setbacks IN the
value Of corn took placeeyesterday
largely as result Of selling based on
opinions that the 15-cent advance
scored within the last week had been
unduIy rapid Prices closed heavy &c
TO Sc net lower with December $1.S74z
and May S1291hG1.29S Oats
finished / nc to 1Ac down and provt-
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FOR 15ALE-Reed Baby Carriage.
Csfl 622-W. 11-5-St- 67t7
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a. >R6EI

FOR RENT -IuFnlshed front room.
Phone 252-J 11-7-3t76755
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FOR RENT = Furnished ToomE Can
7l5-R. 11-G$t-G74a
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IEGR RENE S!aep!pg room aAd two
basement Eooms. Apply s12 Jack
Ison street. -6-St-G75l
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-06
THE CAPITOL AND ECONOMY.

The Huron lIuronite. declaring that what the Pierre correspond
nnts choose to- call tHeeeonomy elements IN the legislature are credit
sedsWith being the sole opponents OF large expenditures for additions
toll h capitol, says that there are several other South Dakota towns
better situated for the capital
This prompts The Pierre Gapatal-JournaIt to observe that, 50 far as
spending money on the capitol s concerned, it is not q Pierre propos
sition af ALL "a goes on to say that efficiency economy and safety
delnaad more office room at the state house, and intmates that the
Iuronitess Thrust IS but q reflection Of the old capital fight antagon+
ism of years ago.
Be that as IT may, and lthputexpresslag an annlon# with REFER
tile need oil extensions To the capitol because of lack Of per-
8Spnals knowledge, it may not DE amss TO remark that Pierre will
apE0babty remain the seat Of the state government for all time to
This being the probability the state is not spending money
SMfoE@ hierres orin Pierre8sa behalf when III makes needed repairs 81
ssgaastrnetss needed additions to He state house
#ARHSlANpniy benefit HAT aeernes HI Pierre from stafe building opera
Hss9nsaa e those which grow ont of the presence o. iaboring men 9ho
#nsEaeTnh dAss Warks since & arilea such improvements are let by con
H#skash#a nu aonfssdes epntraeterss usually SIT aIe jobs because ~ their
Ha8NesE aARpMsnt fnnathat class of constructions
smaa1sEssbuf afhat Rierres in te opinion f Tie Daily News
2z5a Hsahs NaHS sn1iaf tanapgnn, We nean-NWhether tc Iegis5
sRssa.ssas cuisines ina8 barn ora tent n 4 magnificent
aaasS apsasp FsanesS assuming thstoaF winters should con
S&8S8@ks ssasaaEsas tptAe honor which FierTe las thrice Won Isl
stnIsnxa aNRR aderta1aYiA aalangs tne number.
8a8s4ka @s8AesassR saeAsHst sourasA iotunate neighbors midway
as sasss y a51aaaEEek saRdat he asyIhua f Tort hs insane
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
COORDINATE ATHLETIC WORK.
Physical Training Department TO AS
sist in DEVELOPING Athletes.

iowa City, Aug. IL - Corporation
between the physical training depart
ment for men and the athletic depart
ment at the University of Iowa is TO
be more marked with the opening this
year, In the past the physical training
department has assumed the coaching
OF the gymnastic, wrestling, and swim
ming teams for competition in inter
scholastic sports, and now the depart
ment will aid in coaching major sports
as well.
Nelson J. Sharp, a new man in the
department of physical education. is to
assist both in football and baseball. in
addition to his duties as gymnasium
Instructor. Mr.. Sharp. who is a gradu-
ate of the y. NJ. c. A. college for phys
ical directors at Springfield. Mass.
played halfbaCk on the football team
at college and since his graduation
has been playing each summer in the
New England league as a member OF
the Haverh!ll baseball nine.
Director F. G. Schroeder Of the ply
steal training department is much
pleased with Mr.. Sha-p's appointment.
He is just the man we have been
looking for" he says. I'm addition to
being a wonderful gy;nnssr ne is cap
able Of assisting with coaching. Men
so well qualified are very hard TO get"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
EahleSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Pat Is fatal to health and personality. II
10 estimated that over $1,000 persons have
died each year In the past decade long be
effects Of excessive fs,nsss. Any oyerstopt
man or woman is carrying unhealthy adj
posity that Is pressing Against s1d in!uIins
vital organs OF the body: The heart that
gssted- In numerous cases there are dan
Ferrous gatherings of paeked-ln fat around tn,
throat. stomach, liver and other delicate
Through oversioutness the afflicted per
son while apparently well is liable TO nery-
ouSness, neurssthenia- physical or mental
collapse and other disorders. for obesity II
sunstroks. etc, are frequent causes Of pre-
mature death. Fat persons are particularly
victims OF accidents and are more liable
than healthy, slender persons 90 death from
innasnLa pneum0niA And other severe
L yoa q: evrrs,ou. ,ca sscaid spox 4 : GUY
e.: &c, ;s. ' s.sa 1s ss yIs 4 a Sgssf
- % nss Sss NJ. s0u So-.6 5Sn s
siso yo1r appearances snOuId Sseons ,0saST sad
a~s ssreessps. Tse-e I, : tensht.ully successful
- n eos.sS ., soa. siapls Gr.ctiOo, WITH fho
Sss e Oh Of korein- III, rnethod is 50 Pleasant
inGedienfs. no Strenuous eIercsses 10 starvation;
ts1sed. you may eat AL you nsed The kc-sta
:: 3 psssss,a .Ss s-Rsss
By reducing now you may expect greater
ccntentmenf, happiness, increased Ie1ta!
: ia longer life. B. fair to SorFseE and those
Who are dear 10 you'll Surprise everybody
with your renewed visor. virscity and sur
passingiy superior personality. Get on cf
p p d II. drug store Without delsy: or
Il more convenient, send 81. 90 cash, stamps
or money order to Korein Co.. EN-ss.
Station r. New York. n. Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
Clarion News Notes.
IN Tires-Republican.

Special TO Times Repubncan.
Clarion. Aug. 1l.-Fred Heueley re-
ceived a telegram stating that his little
boy. Lawrence. had been bitten by
mad dog at Wuseca MINI. Mrs,
Heneley and son were visiting there.
The boy was taken to Minneapolis for
treatment and must remain there for
twenty one days.
Rural mail carriers seem hard for
Uncle Sam to keep in Clarion. d. Il.
Swisher. who has carried for eight
years has resigned. He was given a
fine reception at his home by the post
office force.
In all parts Of Clarion Is heard the
sound Of the hammer. The following
buildings are being erected: O'Dea
Motor Company. a1nne garage; r. ;.
Austin. an abstract office: H =. Duer.
an up-to-date meat market; Dr.. z. D.
Tompkins is remoGeling the Clipper
building for a hospital: J. :. Thurs
IS .0c0 bungalow is almost completed;
Y. ]. Nelson's $1,000 house is fast
going up; Henry Medine has just COM
pleted a modern tenant house. and
several others are planning on build
ing some fine houses before fall.
P Q. Clark and Elmer Hanson have
bought the building occupied by the
Ferguson meat market and will erect
an up-to- date shoe store. Mr.. Fer
guson has not decided as TO his 10
cation for meat market yet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
Little Benny's Notebook
b. LEE PAPE.

Us fellows was having catch with
baseball this AFTERNOON. and all Of a
suddin Pubs Simkins sed. Cheese II,
cheese il. Meentng F1atfoot the cop
standing down at the corner. and all
Is fellows ran and sat on my frunt
tops with innocent Expressions, ana
F7atfoot kepp on standing down there
looking up.
g. look at him imagining were
afraid OF him, sed skinny Martin.
Look at him imagining We would all
run like the dickins If he started to
come up hccr. I sed.
The big onion. sed Sam Cross.
The long legged prooen, sed Leroy
Shooster.
I jest wish ne would come UP. Id
jes; set rite heer and look him in the
eye and he wouldent say beens sed
I'd Wernick.
The skinnie lam post, sed Sam Cross.
Shonster.
I know wat III do II he comes up,
III jest cross my legs and keep on set
ting heer, and if he says enything to
me l wont even worry to anser him,
sod Prd SirnEins.
The old been pole, sed Sam Cross.
The hunk of sweitZer cheese without
the holes, sed Leroy Shooster.
Cheese It, he's coming up, sed Puds
Simltins WITCH he was, coming up
slow and hitting his club agents his
leg. and US fellows jest kepp on setting
there looking more and more innocent
till he was ony about pavemints
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
SUES FOR WIFE's AFFECTIONS.
Returned Soldier Asks $4,000 Dam
aces From Farmer.

Special TO Times Republican.
Des Notnes. Aug. John Schaefor.
returned soldier. asks s10.c9o dam
ages from John Gustafson. a farmer
living near Bondurant. for alleged
alienation Of Mrs Schacter's affections,
in a suit filed in tho Polk county dis
trict court Saturday.
They had been married less than
month when he entered the military
service. the petition recttes. MIS-
Schacfer It is alleged. went to Gustaf-
sons home to keep house for him. Gus
,afson is a widower having four chill
dren. The petition states that Gustaf-
son and Mrs. Scha efer took auto rides
leaving the children at home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11
ORIGINAL N otiee.

INVI!Se
In the district court in and for Mar
shall county, Iowa, September. A. D.
1919. term
Warren NJ. Hollingsworth, plaintiff, VS..
Ellwood Ozburn and Mrs. Ellwood
Ozburn; George Elliott and Mrs.
George Elliott; Henry Hodson and
Mrs. Henry Hodson; Solomon Hold
son and Mrs. Solomon Hodson;
Uriah Hodson and Mrs. Uriah Hold
SOC; Cynthia Hodson; Lindley NJ.
Hodson; Lucinda Hodson; Rehecca
Hodson; Julia Ann Hodson: Solomon
Hodson. executor Of the last will of
Thomas Hodson. deceased; Anna
Hodson. and the unknown heirs, de-
visees, legatees. spouses, and grant
ees Jf each and all Of the above nam
ed defendants. and the unknown
claimants in and to the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit: The
west one-half (WIz) Of the north
west quarter (NWA) of the north
east quarter (NEA) Of section thir-
teen G3), township eighty five (S5),
north, range twenty (20) west Of the
5th p. m, Marshall county, Iowa, de-
PENDANTS.
defendants:
l You and each Of you are hereby no.
titled that there Is now on file IN the
|cfflce of the clerk OF the district court
IN and for Marshall county, Iowa. the
petition Of the above named plaintiff,
wherein he claims to be the absolute
owner In fee simple Of the following
described real property, to-wit:
Tho west one-half OVID OF the
northwest quarter CNwN) Of the
northeast quarter tNEH) Of section
thirteen (1S), township eighty five
(85) north, range twenty coy, west of
the 9Th p. M, Marshall county. Iowa.
49, where ne claims that you and each
r scd have no right, title or interest
nd to the said premises, and where
|a@:.. .... ii,,.; mis- i;ii- II, ami ic said
prsmisss be established against yoI
lnnd each Of you and for such further
land other equitable relief as the court
may grant in his favor: and for further
land moro complete statement Of plain
|ttkfs claims, prayers and demands. you
Twill see said petition as now on file.
And. now. unless you appear thereto
lend defend on or before noon OF the
SECOND day OF the September, A. D
ISIS teffn Of the above court, which
win be begun and held at the court
h0aoo 1t MaTshalItown. Iowa, on TIN
|Ilspl ny Of September. A. D. 1919
|youy default Will, be entered and decre<
- .S.!nst you as prayed. Peiser
~ oUDef. attorneys for plaintiff.