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New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
On the Other Hand

Through the season of 1884 the
Giants had a star iniiclder by the name
of John Montgomery Ward He had
brains, courage and all the rest of it.
That was exactly thirty-iive years ago.
Thirty~fivc years ago is quite tenn
poral gap. But only few days ago
tho same John Montgomery Ward fin
ished out IN front in tournament that
carried several stars. He played sound
golf throughout and proved again that
steadiness can still overthrow erratic
brilliancy.
Always a fine match player. John
Ward failed to let few years dis
courage him when it came to facing
younger talent. He knew what he could
do-and he went forth and did it.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

While an excessive amount of youth
stun" is being employed in regard to
golf, we might Just as we'll take a
short look at the other side OF the
case.
The fact that Bobby Jones. aged sew
enteen, and Dave Heron, aged twenty
two, reached the final round Of an anna
teur championship Immediately start
ed the far cry that the veterans had
faded out and that hereafter only the
youngsters would have chance.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
" esleyan Victorious
Over W orcester. g 10 @

MIDDLEToWN, Conn. oct. I've
leyan won. to 0. IN the game with
Worcester Tech. on Andrus Field. THIS
afternoon. Harman. the acting captair.
caught the bali on a kick by Fielder.
and carried 1t forty-five Yards through
a field OF Worcester men for q touch
down. Peck failed 20 receive the
k kicl-oui
Wesleyan played fine defensive
game, but was weak on the offensive
until the last quarter, when the play
stiffened and Travis. Webb Harman and
Abbott and Dixon carried the ball
steadily down the field until. when
time was called, the ball was or Wor-
cester's two-yard line. Harman.
Travis. Webb and Boote PLAYED q
strong game FOR the nome team. and 6.
K. Brown for the visitors
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Ohio Bantam in LimeIighl

Eight fans arc keeping an eye on
Phil O'Dowd. the bantamweig ght haihng
from Ohio. ODowd is no relative Of
Mixes. Of The middlewcight division,
but he is living up to the rich old Irish
name by handling his opponents with
the same skill displayed by Michael.
He is now prepared for a campaign
against any Of the clamoring bantams
on the tram Of Pete Herman.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Eddie ESogssll " ON
Naost e. am e : for
Reds During Year

hodA Roash earned. tho distinction
of driving IN more winning runs witt
hits for the Cincinnati Rods than any
other member of rhc National League
champions during the season just
ended silent Eddie sent the decid-
lng tally home ln fourteen games. sew
Grad of safefie= bong for extra
base
Ranking second - fhe ouffelaer was
Henie Groh. Who had eleven games to
his credit. and closely following came
JAKE Daubeft with ten. K0pi aith uine.
and Rariden eleht
The success Of Pat MolaH's men is
shown in the fact that ihes havc VOL.
more than haif OF 'ber ninety rhrce
Games durny tire first hel7 of me game.
Eleven games we're feoa ie ihe first.
thi4d and fifth nnne Hhc tgelve.
contests wcrc wo9 IA tile second. and 4
hkc number In the fourth inn .ng-
Tic following tables Tell tho succcsa
of tne Rhinean team during .he pasts
season: ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Eastern Leaders Planning
Amateur " orld Series

\ worlds series for tae amateur
baseball championship Is the plan FOR
next year fosfered BIZ -he lnter-Clty
Baseball Association. the controlling
body of amateur and semi professional
baseball IN the metropolitan district.
President George \. palmcr is arra NJ
ing conference with The head Of the
Western Amateur Association Cor an
early r.. when preliminary plans VIII
be discussed.
Amateur interstate series in the
West have aroused such great enthu-
siasm and attracted such large gather
ings of fans for the past few years
that the Eastern teams have decided Il
Is hieh JAmo Cor thsaa to effect an entry
'ass fev ee.f-
Eastern amateurs has bsen challenged.
and they stand ready to argue the
claim that the calibre Of the Western
sem' pros Ia of higher order.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Ruth TO Head Star Nine

.ALbAEY, Oce z.-~A tenn composed
majof league stars. headed by "Bab be"
SM. ~.!l meet The Green Island
@Tn'Ints y Columbus bascDall team ~
5',tfe ls.and PARK. October II s,uny
'.s'oh'z. Fed Sos Gfs' basensn aaa
~. sa"''rea'e of Rutn. NIL appear IN the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
A. A. League Clubs
Plan Changes Next Year

American ASSOCIATION magnates plan
a much speedier circuit for next year.
The layer limit may be raised from
sixteen 70 eighteen or even twcnty. it
was sand. The salary limit may be
changed from $500. exclusive OF MAN
ager to $4,000 K IS rumorcd that
Columbus and Toledo teams may be
sold
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
KhpN RESPONSIBLE roK vtN~t>Gs
TAfIIf.-
INNING y vurcn Rap~ no> cAuHs.
y iIhoit Railcd .t2f Average

Joe Wi.hoi:. Nici r.. who reccrtiy
e tablls he'd ncw NoI',i- 71os1 OF
safe niff ~, 30 cor.ecutl i've game. ns.s
me clsr..c ION % scorirE ~ rrrs N
~ ran. or 80 aserase of orc run q
GAM rsS Player. who terf fc fh4
S err E5o froa tae Pacific Cos.a u
working a'er Ire f.5f- en p Tire bid
rank isae-, a4s fHea h- ~
With ding e4ect and toDs the regular
matters wits an assrase of 80
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
O'Learv Plans Walking
Trip Over United States

Dan Lear. the veteran pedestrian,
say he Will start on the greatest pedal
effort of his life on Oct 10. when he
leaves the state capital at Columbus,
Ohio. TO walk TO every one OF the As
state capitals in the United States.
He calculates shat the trip viii be
completed i'm three years At the eX-
piration Of three years OLcarys age
viii be 81
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Franklin Eies Purdue

LAFAYETTE Ind. Oct 4 Franklin
and Purdue played to a tie on the grid
iron here to-day, the final score being
II to H. Both clevens were evenly
matched and rcsorted frequently to the
0Nen game.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Baseball Statistics

One thousand and eighty-siN games
huve been staged in thc National
League TO date this season. all bat two
going to decision Brooklyn and Phila
deIpha and Boston and St LOUIS each
played u tie gama
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Laurel Bcsu!.

~ fur .e1-ss1 1ss- IGs fAn.tree T.
ei'. sii =.
ur. eersll' =.
Ro~y o'sfo-
S0caa rare fsta.r sala-a ~.
CD. fHaY.rsH sa. 81 aHa 4.
e3f :, ,e.a-eP tie .1--si1. 81 a saisa =,
tAlrs ,e s-tit-. f-,- IA
ana War Strength aiso fan
tir5 rase ffa'.r.l- tfsrte- .r.I a6
- V.aEa .t Drsnia ft-etl
sayl 81 aa.l TX
~-gast. 1ar. sft arf 4,
stcar- trafssii- f't f-iar44sar.i So D,
Is.s..,. "
2i,ee.is sa4sase and ela s.- A.s
l'oirit ,T..e f4yasna esae u
st'."t .iefi f.1efz.f2r -a-as iir IA
8tti7f ai.a s,s'.i4t t..is-
thif ~
ra.a3erciA9 sa.. y
an1 p. if-si!r atae raD
Eif.a seee .tirse-y ...s.si,s aaa at,sargg
.. a f.ss i.-ee. - 'fator,y
s.3-- te and So WI. iooo ha res
60 SaF ani s. stgond ;
.apf, ii3 h-l.ssl. s. o. tnifd Ti.-a.
80 Sisriii-s ana Royce Roofs also a,
SIKH race uhse~-year-oias ;no upwarff
.aisiln> one uliis aud siAi.snthl-3
~ Ntt4tf'F tst.lft--tr - a 1s'e tf-atl
and <9.5o. won. Wodan. 1t9 tSsuae). g ~
and s. fe. second sihois zoo tCalfssi n u
Sn tnira Time. 40 - Thofnb !eou q
bottie NardiNer. jack ef spades. Caoou&
and teur'l HinaGe also rar :
oventh tace ltAsse.. .ar sfi= ana y
ward orc .uf one nilt ttr flii. rsfa r hsi f&s
sHs g. IA
.-s8.ea tNil.lat- @ and 3 sc
second t.oideu Glow. 19f q Asstdy9 s 5 I'd
third. Tlme. ~ t-s falsA fslnce Arba
{rstof l.itfie Cotssse sud sir wAiAaS
John nson also ram
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
st. Peters i'm Scoreless
lie With Stevens Prep

'e - Peers eleven playing their
~ . gsne N nve years. held Stevens
I1teparatorg - a scorelcss ne ycster-
say = Henoken. Bob RutIedgc, the
r. Ma. not able % PLAY. but he viii
y at f4liDack against Newman School
's5. Saturday
me lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Harvard Seeks 4.
Special Stroke
For Steady Use
80
Loss a. Result of Changes
Made by Each New Coach
OF 0ar,men Recognized

CAMBRIDGE Mass. oe. The
Harvard goning management 5 en-
deayoring 20 eStabi sh Harvard
stroke The desire is 20 have par
tieular fotm of rowing naugurated sf
the University when wil be a success.
and syz-em that can he safely fol-'
lowed lar and year out.
Nlta Il change a. rowing coaches
necessarily comes change N the svs-
tenn ot etng she N~eps BY IN
viting the best rowing minds of the
university 10 give their IDEAS ON stroke
cafsmansh e and other particulars.
and selecting the mos Practical. Har-
YARD holres - rormu' lte Championsh ship
methods o. roN'ssr
3lreacy ere 1eetine OF he coaches.
and thos. Interested IN Harvard row..
ing has been held. ana Still another
o'0 ls due he coming week Each man
vas inslJei - giYc las vievvs freely
nd 2 general discussion T.. nisce.
Materially enough i.e row ng SYSTEM
Row heiur Nsod ov Coach hl lame
Wall tofu tle bast= .or tte new Han
.ard stlsfc But question
Whether ihs stroke Nh be adopted IN.
is entirety Here and there defs
N't-NftAN ii-t. iN Iilat-N III iiff ciNir o.
teaching If caA be shown that thesA
rev moves VIII be constructive
Or. Wilmington Assisting.
Dr. Paul Wilmington. forreer Harvard
football and rowing star, who Is con
nected with the department OF physical
education at Harvard. and while seIv
ing overseas has had opportunity to see
rowing systems Of many kinds, having
participated himself in the last Henley,
regatta both m an eight-oared crew
and Single scnil. Is greatly Interested
IN est4hl hre llarvard stroke
More taan 30 candidate Tor the
varsity e-eN haze reported. and six
ghts have been formed tbc rsmaiade-
Of the men fer the present. practising
in whorries. Thirteen IRE hman crcwe
are already on ihe river. Coach Haines
has charge of the upper class crews
and Coach Brown is working with the
freshmen
Among the member Of last pcar's
varsity eight who arc rowing again this.
fall are Captain Wcndoii Dai DOW.
Charles Ratcheldcr \o Frank
Lothrop Ne. = Davis Norris. No. 3 +.
and Ned Fierson. tl, swain The
champion ire Imam csea has sent back
Lawrence Terry. Nal. Dradiec. George
Appleton ana Bancei Lafs.rco
The culmination of tse fal season
VIII be rowing carnival IN which >
race VIII be arranged for every crew
in college. There uiil also be 81 aum
Der OF other events programmed.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Ed,uino Runs M1proredRace
To Cinch Lynbrook Stakes
Y. r. Goes David Harum Vindicates Heaviest Play
of Afternoon; Royallieu Another Good One Cut
Loose in Opener; Bar One Comes Back at Price
By W. J. Macbeth

70 get tougher and tougher for the
m end of But down yesterday
crowd
ue of itself Probably
mas sense OF ridiculous portrayed comically.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
The line-up.

TOUCUdO Wlls--T1 aSn0OJ- iIlII.un. Ii0sl
from touChdo WI -liasnoot. Substitutes
lube for Wilmer, Wiiner for Jube. Con
Way for Schiebler Schiebler for NIcI.aueh-
I'm. t}eloree-M. yer, Commercial NJ
pire-Scheerer. Time of quarters-lo min
ntce
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Another Instance

George S. Lyon. the Canadian vet
cran. is around sixty. He was q great
cricketer forty years ago-one of the
best in the game Forty years is also
quite gap But this season in the
international matches. facing Chick
Evans, Lyon was around in IS. When
he draws hard match he is under so
more often than he is over 80. Like
John NJ. Ward, he hangs onto the final,
but with grim and unyielding per-
siStcnce.
In the senior international matches
George Lyon broke 80 at Apawamis,
when that course was suffering from
extensive rains and where par was no
easy matter to meet. He has turned
out several rounds between 72 and IA
this season.
Herron's Fine Temperament
You will have TO 60 far before you
Will find a greater temperament for
golf than that possessed by Dave Her
ron, the amateur champion. The Pitts
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

Wesleyan 80 Pos Tech #f0e
I3urtief 4, r 60 %. rf
". iiroVn n---.--- ]. T ..-.-.......-.. Mann ne
" a.tei J. G.. N ilsfa
- ieeci- ..... s'4I4i4t.l ld
-eeie 5..-..- K ... G,lltv
Anderson r S-ss,s,,
.N"Nii.ii X + 5cTncs
i-AFfs0l a Morse
II - ii4is'h ',spf l-'.- ~ b shirley
travis r. y = fi-l Ter
bolte. =. h. Brown
T0uchdovn+lGa +lGarlnar ~itstitutos-IIi,4,-
bell for Peck, Hase,lgslch f,r Mueller.
Webb fo~ Lawson. Peck for lNobb
Mebh for J. iecH, X = pizon for Boot.
r. r DIXON for iiarual. Abbntt fr
frifis. sargent for Colby. Nref.fara rsf
Shlrlet ft-fyrea la 'efau If Dalfiaoist %
Umpire AiGrphs. or BeovH
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
\ GALES : Of aSz5z@n Szz4:..,'''a
!, & @d4pide See
VI f. Wy g. GRANTL AND RICE
GRANTLAND RICE

Copyright 1913 New York Tribune me-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

.. whrrc no moved up fast on the out
WITH plenty tn spare. IRISH Dream had
il' thc last quarter
al ages $500 hsiicd six furlongs STAR
"inner. ch f. by sumrman
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:: :. No. 2 59 ~
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or TIME
= or REDEMPTION ~

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR; County
=: OF Cook. State Of Minnesota-ss.
To: Ludwig Gross:
You are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land situated
I'M in the County Of Cook. State Of Mime
or Section SO. township g., Range 5
west, is now. assessed In your name.
That. on, the 18th day of May, 1916.
at a sale Of land pursuant to the real
made in and By the District Court in
and for said County Of Cook on the
22nd day Of March,. 1916. in proceedings
to enforce the payment Of taxes de-
1914, for said County of Cook, the. above
described piece or parcel of land was
duly bid in for. the State for the sum Of
seventy-nine cents. :. .@.-
lThah ire said piece or parcel Of land
hesota; upon and, against said land By
virtue Of said sale We're duly assigned,
conveyed and sold by the County Audi
tor to an actual purchaser under Sec
1918, for the sum of One Dollar
and eighty-six cents. ~,
And the amount required to redeem
said piece or parcel Of land from, said
tax sale exclusive of the costs to &C
interest. at the rate Of II per cent. per
.annunf on $1.S6 thereof from the 18th
day of August, 1918. to the day such
redemption is made. and interest on
$3.50 thereof. at the.rate OF H. per, cent
per annum from the 9Th day Of january
1919, to the day Such redemption is
made.
That the'tax certihcate Of sale issued
to said purchaser, has been presented
to me- ~ the holder thereof, and this
That the, time for redemption OF said
sale will texpire> sixty (6O) days after
the service Of this. notice. and the filing
Of proof of such service in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal this
.29th. day of July, 1919.
-: TT. CARTER
Auditor, Cook County, Minnesota.
County Auditors seaD S-13
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oFETcH oFecou NTN AUDITOR. Count,

OFFICE ONsC0tNTN AUDITOR. County
lH OF Cook. State OF Minnesota
To Ludwig Gross: s5 NJ. ;, N: Is II
Y 1du VI n3tfned that the fol
IL ths dasty 81 eeSa gfs ah
sofa and known and !, Described ~ fol-
Section 34.SToWnship g., Range 51 West.
is now assessed in your name. 81 &;3
That on. the s s 8 day. ef y, sls;
estate tax Judgment duly given and
made in and by. the District. Court in
and for said County Of Cook. ON s the
22nd day March, .ls1S: in, proceedings
linQuent upon real estate for the year
1914. for said County OF Cook, the above
described piece or parcel Or land was
One Dollar and ni4ety,onea cents. sjft5fs,
+ That the said piece or parcel OF land
and all the Fights Of the State of Min
nesota. upon and against said land by
conveyed and sold ny the County Audi
G1 essse sn fsfh Ss az
Of ,Aqso s5a 49, a9r ths
- And that the amount required to- re-
said SAFE Il sss 81 The ae costs hso tn
b6sfs s tes a6d
lnnum on $4.76 thereof from tie 18th
day of August. S1915. SEQ the Tdayrsuch
REDEMPTION is made. and interest On
$1.4s thereof att the: rate OF ~ per
cent, per annum from thee / Eth day OF
May; 1919, to the day such redemption
lis made. :, -. 49," =: RI - -. -.
That the tax certificate OF sale issued
to- saad' pureha ser has been pr esented
to mo by. the holder thereof, and this
notice requested. T. ''%7
l.. EhHt' the time for redemption of said
piece or parcel of land from said tax
sale will expire sixty COY days after
the service Of this notice, and the fling
witness my hand and official seal
this i:2sth day Of July. 1919:
i:i. >: IT.. I,1CARTER
-?'ss;Auditor, Cook County. Minnesota.
County Auditors SeaD ~ 8-13
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No. 215S
No. 215S -.
NOTICE OF ExPIRATION or TIME
OF REDEMPTION

OFFICE Of :cobNTY AUDITOR, County
> -of Cook. State Of Minnesota-ss.
To Ludwig Cross: 49,.
=: You are hereby notified that the toll.
owing piece Tor parcel OF land situated
in the County of Cook. State OF Minne-
lows. to-wit: j. Uhd. ~ sWA Of NEA
Of Section 49,. Township IS. Range 5
West. is now assessed in your name.
That on the 9Th day Of May. 1916, at
sale Iof land pursuant to the real
made. lin and BY the District Court in
22nd day Of March; ISIS, IN proeeedtngs
to enforce the payment; Of taxes de-
1s14, for said County: Of Cook, the above
duly bid III for the atSfe FOR '4 the s Was
Of One Dollar'and nirety-one cents.
That the: said pieGe or parcel of land
sofa. upon and against said, land 81
sa s ga d eouhy zpd:
tor to an actual purchaser under Sec
august. 1918, for the sum of Two Dol
lars and fOrty-fOur cents. :.
81 And that the amount required to re-
deem said piece or parcel Of land from
said tax sale exclusive Of the costs to
d nstss Is t esn Gym ae 81
annum on $2.44 thereof from the. 18th
day !of August. 1 91s ;, to the day such
redemption is made. g.;
That the tax certificate ISSUED to said
purchaser has been presented to me
by. the holder. thereof, and this notice
requested:- = = - =. = '.. -
: That the time for redemption Of said
piece or, parcel of. land from said tax
Sale will expire sixty, 900 days after
THE service Of this: notice and the filing
: witness my hand ana officiar seal this
2sth day Of July, 1919: .z 49, Il
r. r. CARTER,
80 tAnditor. Cook CoSinty, Minnesota.
County: Auditors *SeaD; :N3 8-13
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: ~ a. " =. ~ ...s {{ III. ::
U ndsf T :sdsrsl Probe.

Chicago. July 1::-1n Yestigation Of:
the local fruit auction, conducted. BY
commission Dealers, in under way, by
the federal district Attorney. Com.
plants have indicated that commission
men bid against the taIiiiiers; boosting
prices to abnormal levels. The com.
In.asston men s1ssert the auction II op.
Grated only to solve disputes between
lds isrs andspr6duGera as % price. and
Other com plants that ffaiit Is.
slng destroyed rather than placing Is
10 market, navss bssn recstyod.
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latest Isuh,tltuts fsr kai..r.

Paris. Aug: s-Paris newspapers an
nounce that Baron Burt Won Lersner,
head Of the German mission tat Yer
sail1es, has transmitted: to the su-
prems council Of the peace conference
2 letter from General Won. .Falkenhayn,
former German&chief of staff, in which
the latter claimed responsibility 40
war minister and head of the general
staff for all military acts By Germany
while he was in power. General Won
Falkenhayn offers himself to: the Al
lies in place Of former Emperor
William,
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49,. TOrrens No. 17S
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County CT Cook,
IN DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh judicial District

In the matter of the application
of Edwin tombstone and Nor
thern Counties Land Com
,Dany, a Minnesota corpora
ton, to register the title to
the following described real
estate situate in Cook County,
Minnesota, namely:
The Southeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section
Eighteen; the South half of
=; the Northwest quarter and
:. the; Northeast quarter of the
:.::Southwest quarter of Section
Seventeen, Township Sixty
-four North, of Range Two
= Applicants.
Abraham Cook. and all other
:. persons Or parties unknown
: claiming any right, title.
= real: estate: described in the
application herein, :: g.:
1850. A....,.,.' Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
: ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
:, You are hereby summoned, and re-
CURED n,eea to answer the application of the
ceeding, and to- file your answer to
the said application in the office Of the
Clerk of said Court in said County,
within twenty days after the service
of the day of such service, and, If you
fail to answer the said application with
in the time aforesaid, the applicants in
this proceeding will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded therein. :
- Witness. George Leng. Clerk of said
Court and the seal: thereof. at Grand
Marais, in said County, this End day
of August, A. d. 1919.
GEO. LENG, -
Clerk of the District Court.
(Seal of District Court)
ARNOLD & ARNOLD,
Attorneys for Applicants S-13
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DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District,

In the matter of the application
of Mie eiig Iron Company
pany. a Minnesota Corpora
ton, and S. A. Blanchett to
register the title to the fol-
lowing described real estate, ;"
situate in Cook County, Min
nesota. namely: 1850.
LOT E 6,,e 81 IN Section Three;
ter of the Northwest quarter
:. and the South half. Of the ,
Northwest quarter Of Section
Ten, Township sixty-four
No Nor tn t ct Range g -Four West
Applicants.
William F. Pope, State of. Min ?
= nesota and an other persons
or parties unknown, claim
ing any right. title, estate,
lien or interest in the real . -
- estate described in the appli-
cation hereini- -. ~-.< I~>"f
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby Summoned and re-
quired to answer the application of the
applicants in the above entitled pro-
ceedlng; arg nc To- NE your answer to the
Clerk Of saia Court ,"i in o saia County, tas
within twenty days after the service
Of this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day of. such service, and, If you
in the time aforesaid. the applicants
in this proceeding will apply to- the
court for the relief demanded therein. :
Witness, George Leng. Clerk of said
Marais, in said County, this 18th day
of August, A. D. 1919. :
GEO, LENG,
Clerk of the District Court,
!Seal Of the District Court, Cook County
MinnesOta,)
ARNOLD & ARNOLD,
Attorneys for Applicants. $50