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CHAPTER VII,

The point of view II % important in
yourself hold of yourself. This being
held In trust-a prisoner sentenced to
an Indefinite term of solitary luxury
was one thing-a very weary thing
indeed; but on the other hand how
different. and how much more sinister
the life sentence Of q prisoner insane
to be held till death for the necessi-
ties and unknown purposes Of Sixty
Million.
Judged insanel By some court, no
doubt! II 10. some one must have se-
cured the judgment-and that some
one was not far to seek. This man
whs had Just left Her was one person
interested, quite obviously-and Jas
per Haig must be another. She was
cerfnin now Of what she had so long
suspected. that no appeal was possible
10 him.
She had in fact very little idea
where she could turn next, when on
another evening not long afterwnrd.
She observed the peculiar actions of
her dog. standing at the outside door
Of the empty study on the second floor
again. When she saw this, with .
curious mixture Of fear and adven-
turousness she snapped 6n the light
agsin and opened the heavy door. 1t
was surprise. and yet not entirely .
surprise. to find there. the unknown
young man Of the former even1ng-the
tai, quite handsome man with pleas
ant eyes and agreeable address
zee. had to run In to see how the
world was treating you once more.
Hoe are you, my deary' he asked and
shock her hand warmly. Yet his eyes.
she felt now, had underneath the sur
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had mentl0n-d IL 70 her Ia only q y@ry
general way. She had assumed mere.
ly that she would not ses him: nat.
urally that was one absolute condl-
ton Of ihs!r agreement-one conpn
cation which must no, arise for her
She could have complained to Mr.
HalE now. Of course. Of this visit. bu.
after seeing him She paused and
thought. remembering her visitors
tacs-and her own situation. as khe
saw 10 now For her situation. IL uuss
be said, was growing more and more
disturbing to her
on. must recall. in end.avorfng 10
understand this. that this young xorn-
an, this fortunate mistress Of the
great GOrgHm Trust. had-as her own
servants could at least partly see-no
memory Of her past NJ all back Of her
recent desperate Illness. beyond that
supplied hy her two yIsitors-her
financial and physical guardians. Jas
per Hulg and the very celebrated doc
tor. Considering this she often. and
more and more as time went on. fel,
the lack 81 exact and definite infor-
nation concerning many things
around her=ryen about herself.
She was ~; she appreciated that
IA nervous trouble with Il long name
which would keep her Isolated for
long period. She would see none of
the friends of the Adelaide Ruther.
ford Of former years She readily
Agreed N that Bur she had hoped
10 fact hat been more recently at least
partly promised that some time. after
sufficient time for recovery, she
might Dee free by some special ar
rHuE"msrt. TO travel-io S-s some
Thing u the world outside Of the in
terror Of this great luxurious house.
She .r.w most weary of this place. II
UaS Ike. in a way. an Imprisonment,
In museum huge. priceless paint
iuEs long. costly draperles: lars
worth a for'une-mAny enough and
large enough to hold the Forty
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face Kindness a deeper hardness In
them.
-shsl We be alone here he asked
her. for little whlleT-
why. yes she said. and In spite OF
the natural caution demanded by the
circumstances. she shut the door be
hind her
He kept looking at her. studying
her all the time with those eyes of
his with their curious double express
sion; those naturally kindly eyes With
the hard judgment showing always
underneath
You'll wonder" he said. -.Adeiaid<.
why ] am 20 attentive. why cnme
again so soon. why took the chance.
You see, it's this way: rather won
iered IL you hadn't something that
you wished TO tell me-
IL she answered. a little startled
by the look that he was giving her as
well as by his question. "fl- she said
again-and her voice was very uncer-
tain what would I have 10 sayT"
Don'i you known he Insisted.
NO" she answered finally.
Perhaps he said. I'VE do no, un-
derstand each other yet Perhap. I
should make myself little palmer
m try II. anyway. Let me ask you
something" he said; your advice on
n matter in which have u personal
interest. ], i about a man.
Yes she said uncaslIy when he
stopped.
And a woman In great dangerr
"lrsl" breatbed Adelaide Rufher-
ford.
While the man knows that she is
Oh the verge OF being accused OF
great crime"
"of what crimeT~ asked Mrs Ruth
erford. her voice now scarcely above
whisper.
20; murder - said the stranger. pat
ting the rouSh-headed Rags. who stood
beside him.
Adelaide Rutherford did NO, move
now nor speak; her face entirely
bloodlrss
strangely enough" the man went
on when he saw that she did not an
swer. the man-this friend Of mine I
speak of-believes In the girl. lie does
not know her very well. either, but he
has an Idea. an instinct-a rather silly
one, perhaps-that he can believe in
her-from her face. He thinks that
she should be given n chance at least
to clear herself"
Murder" murmured Mrs. Ruther.
ford hoarssiy when he stopped. But
she said no more.
He believes" said the young man
after waiting. that possibly he could
save her-and that she. nj the same
time. might help him TO know what he
must eventually find out And yet one
thing apparently makes this impos-
sible'' :
"What!"
Her attitude wont go into that
ct length. That situation is too COM
plicated too" he said again. And I
can't entirely. I'm rot allowed to- But
can tell you this much: the whole
affair might be sImplifed. done away
with perhaps. II she would only give
her confidence to him. You seeT
She did not see, nor answer. II was
very awkward. Adelaide Rutherford
was about to faint She did. in fact,
almost. All that she remembers. very
dlmiy, is the figure Of the young man
going out the door just before the
servnnts-led by that woman who was
with her so much now-came in
II was strange and mysterious
business-this being the mistress Of a
Jealous trust; displeasing, dangerous,
sinister
"A prisonerl Insane, A murderess 7"
said Adelaide Rutherford. tossing In
her great bed in her high bedroom
knowing less and less what she could
do.
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CHAPTER TX

Night brought small counsel to the
ward OF the Gorgam Trust. Like
many others, much wiser than herself,
caught In the widespread web OF the
purposes of Great Money-of the cor
porations and trusts and great legal
supermen which embOdy it-sho
turned and returned all night long en-
deavoring to understand her situation
how entirely she was caught, and
what she could possibly do next.
On the one side-h she still stayed
as she was-she thought she could see
the certainty Of Imprisonment for life
on the ground OF insanity. And with
it-a menace from whose shock she
had never yet recovered-was the ac-
cess Of that man-that great brute,
her husband-to her house. her very
rooms
On the other side, II she stayed, was
the other man whom she did not know
but who was obviously interested,
bringing against her the charge Of
murder.
1T isn't true II isn't true. I know
Ns s<iu tne new Aueidiue H0tnef1Of0,
tossing in her great bed.
But that she knew herself that this
charge against her Was not true did
not answer the fear lodged in her
mind She might possibly have been
how that she reviewed the situation
An unconscious accomplice In a plot
Of murder. She did not think 40. But
that she was an accomplice in some
piot-not unlikely criminai-she now
felt sure; and she felt confident II
might very possibly be charged. and
that a jury might not impossibly be
convinced upon the evidence that
there had been murder.
In any case the sifuation was mot Q
matter Of weeks or months. II was
closing about her imnediately-if she
stayed in the midst Of the purposes
and counter-purposss which were con-
ing together about this great feetnAa.
She may have been unnecsssayily
panic-stricken- Possibly 4 woman e
nrmer nerves wsuld have reasssea q
acted dinerently; bot fer the wara &
the Gorgam Trust their was no deaiFo
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SYNOPSIS

CIT'r-. '. rr-r-r ITa'E r-f Ha--
tru4rs 3. ...rs.-F R.rs -.ar.a.-E ,gr
ya.-s " a.. "a ar. zlu r--~a.n.-l
<fr.a.f. I.. .rr..-4 srHaEa 90 sr-.s
e. r.r Ia. =aa -Hlrfrr
OF the E---r a.arg-H ....a dollar rsnr-
Ehu - ... .-s-r rr-a'-f hE 90 .fsr-
is .'.r- "a '"r ne n--"'t
c, f.- ...v-'.- Ats.a..r a4-.rF nor
Ifs'.~r U..Ir., r.. the ..-naaa -
Nts.a..- ..r-.. f-~ Er-a' ura.r.
A. .... .. .'.--'.-E saH as.E <
~ a.r...
cuw. uu ...' ..:..- r. .as
e DO ..-..-
~. .. a.. ..-.t '.- a n.... .E
~. '.- p :...--. r.-.- ar .i... 'l.r
crv "a-r ..,a rn'
ar. -r a.. t.. a. .a.....ri
IT, ... .....s ...r ,.~- u..s
b. a.. o.. ..-. t....' '.- -nwr
f0-rn ... r. .5r .. n.4 t4i
sNs ..ra ns- for n,r-
CItU ...E. FrIrg .--a'snu, a.
thsg 20. ...- ".s.r.r'd 90 her size
D
n.srt m- r.a Adelaide RasAerfora
dIsl
CIINT..IH % .-Ea 'r~ new rrrvarts
WI -.I .r, u.t ones ln the Ruth
sr'. '.-. ....-.T .f % 'r.. ONES Rprar-
tni M % ....r Pr. r'rers VAS ralld.y I'M
pr8..g sUs.r. they Ike everyone
,Is" he'd ra.- glen 'u unisraland that
h-T mimi aa- ..rharuurrd Her physi-
elan ,.uEIs4 o. stanford GprgAm a
coualn ~ Adelaide and Haabrcuck
RuiH"rt.r1. and p@Tsnual enemy o'
the latter. That his patient was not in
II" carrl"d "ui his Intention that
very mex, morning. and was surprl sod
Al the outset ru see the strange door
mum n' 10" door lu place pf the old
familiar figure so long stationed there
I'm sorry. sir" sld the new door
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THE GOTHIC MINING AND ssEIr.
ING COMPANY

Public notice Is hereby given that a
THE GOTHIC MINING fn9SEi AND ssrI .Tt Of
ING COMPANY will be held at 7s7
First National Bank Building. CkicaCo
Illinois. on Saturday. January 2cfh.
1879. At 1000 o'clock A NJ. for the
purpose OF elccting a Board Of Direct
ors for the ensuing year. and for the
purpose OF extending the corporate cx-
tstence OF this company for a period OF
twenty years from and after the date
OF expiration Of its corporate life. Ian
uary eeth. 1924. and for the transaction
come before the meeting.
HELEN CI.ASSEN
- Secretary.
First publication. December ~. 1928
Last publication. January -, 1884
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Where We Hoard II.
Continued Next Week.

Its perfectly awful, Do you know
what your son Just called me' Filthy
old nuisance: you shouldn't ,ei him
be with the maids So much The poor
child repeats everything he hears.
which Is very annoying. Chicago
News
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the use, II you don't have tor" And
with another still less pleasant smile
upon his Redeemed face. he was gone.
chair.
Judged insane! - she said aloud
1t fitted in. she saw. with so many
little things. II made her just a little
faint. He had told her her own fear.
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into tho -rnw ".r


ar rnsh",! back Tho partly open door
into tho rn"m 'rr
knob In.a.. Gr. .....r- .aa ...
rclaAcl Sar wa- n.r uan.r4aus
surpr,,,a varn rh. un.r .a, luu.n
or"nrd. nr tho. -.-ut "l d tail unI
nrh"r hunI,.mr stranger standing
watching her n.th al amused and
friendly smile lu-.Gr
"kd"Ia.Ic." hc said. and smiled that
smlI" OF Ilietimcs close acquaint-
ance.
But N" herself was occupied for
the moment a. the collar Of Rags. who
though usually silent at such times.
vas Inclined to be extremely business.
Ike.
Adelaide" the stranger said again
and she was now astonlshed even
NOR" than she was afruld. for this
man very clearly assumed that she
must know him.
The old key! 70 be said, holding out
his k"y-rIng. Your fathers private
entrance"
Adelaide Rutherford was not mere
ly surprised nuw-she vas greatly em.
bnrrus~cd Who was this man with a
private key In her own house1 Could
1t be-she asked herself with a sense
almost of fright
You act" he said, "as II you did
not know me =" And now. when she
had come under the stronger light she
had turned on In the room, his eyes
scrutinized her face In n very slngu-
lar way
Yes oh. yes Yes-certninly |
doN' she snid breathIcssiy. But new
erthcl"ss she stepped back. and one
hand-free now from the reconciled
dog who was nosIng a, the new.
comer's hand for attentiOn-lay mt
the side OF her face.
Yes" she said. "Of course | know
you. But You must 90. You must
never come In here again. That was
our agreement
And with her speaking. the sound
Of her voice. the face OF the stranger.
which had been tense before, took on
q" h"'N'' anu NeIs htHhllt IoOh.
She became inslstent when he lin
gered. with that odd, hard scrutiny on
her face. Go" she said. before /
call In the servants :"
She did not do SO Immediately, he
observed: yet finally. after some hesl-
tauon. he went out-through the pri-
vate door. down upon the walk. and
with glance upward. hurried down
the side street upon which the en-
trance opened. Tse walked like a man
dazed-caught half way between won.
der and horror. II was block be-
fore he stopped and sald-with
blank face, talking TO himself:
What is this1 Foul play7"
He passed along then. thinking. II
was at least half block before his
lips moved again.
And yet" he said aloud. bewilder-
ment taking for the moment the up
per hand OF horror. Murder! With
that facer"
For after all It may be faiNy said
that there was little in the face OF
the young woman he had been watch
ing exactly suggestive OF murieress
Then he was silent, walking or
again. DO you suppose" he mu,
tered to himself a third time. Jasper
Haig? Who elseT" lie asked himself
In n stu louder voice.
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Illustrations bu
Irwin Myers

trance az -" odd ruaurl-r. vas prob.
ally unused upw-lnfesd he had
heard SO gule>. Jasper Haig sim
Kept key TO H. And II sO-lf any
hing strange or sinister had taken
place within that h0Uss-hsre was the
means of seeing II for himself After
%. L- bad never been quite NJ hi
gnn'"'s mind about Jasper Huls II.
n.H never greatly trusted him His
ar I..un wa. made now: he would
..r- ~" rhanrc and see the situation
'.r lm--,r
l' an, pills resolve. W" mas assume.
.'. -.rr Zoo Adelaide that very
E-.. .nI"n startling shock tho
u'a-... -.-Ir 81 the door " her la',
eorI. - --ar' study a- ,h- l0rs ~ the
-......I H.nr slowly np~u.nE frum in
s.'. .- -n. passed by.
h,r -r.u Ia=- She said. and
-'I...I U,.r dogs slow .r"vIlns
R"-r rn .r mlghr be one or the
scr. r'. gone IusId, -hrre FOR some
u.-.u Snr -uaprrI un the light In
r., n- r."m from the "ur side button
0r pushed back ihr partly open door
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CHfI .... d. E.rT rg additions U-
thrg 20. .... ".s. r.-'f 90 her size
dIsl
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Gardener Adjuncfs

A bed heated from the bottom By
me=ns Of pipes, hues or fernpniine
organic matter Is used for seed ger
mination and plant growing. II l.
used for short-season vegetables and
for starting garden crops In order t.
have them mature early. An unheated
frame Is used to carry half-hardy
plants over winter for planting the
next spring or when only slight pro
lection Is needed. Star.
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All Help Unfortunate

A singular custom prevails sm0ne
the Tnrtars or Kurds. II man
loses his cattle or other property NJ
pours little brown sugar into
piece OF col0red cloth, ties II up. and
carries one such parcel to each OF
his friends and acquaintances- In
turn he is presented, according TO cir
cumstances. with COW or sheep or
sum OF money.
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Getting Machine

The 'Parl-mutuel" or 'tOtalizer" u
a betting machine fitted with mum
Der OF recepfacles. The backej
places his stake In the receptacle ap
propriated 10 the horse he fayors. and
n the end of the race the support
ers OF the successful horse divide NJ
al the money staked on the different
horses. lesA 10 per cent. which goes
10 the owner OF the machine
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Removing Ceiling Stains

Rain spots on the ceiling can be
removed with a little unslaked lime
dissolved In alcohol. says Popular
Science Monthly. The lime Is thor
oughiy shaken up with the alcohol
until II crnmbles into a fine powder
The mixture Is then brushed over the
spots When dry. the ceiling can BE-
painted.
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Uncle Sans Bees

on the United States government
farm for bees are found 3.750.O00 Of
the finest Italian specimens. which
are used for observation purposes
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and Order OF Sale.
Elias Russell, Plaintiff,
| VS.
ID, H. Bake and Ida NJ. Bake,
husband and wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an Order
OF Sale and Decree of Foreclosure is
sued out OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh judicial District OF the State
Twin Falls. dated the / Sth day OF Oc-
tober, 1924. which said decree was
on the 18th day OF October, 1924.
recorded In Judgment Book ten at
page III OF said District Court: l
am commanded 10 sell all that certain
lot piece or parcel OF land situated
In the County OF Twin Falls. State
OF Idaho. and bounded and described
as follows. to-wit:
Lots Two (2) and three CD
OF Section three 90, Township
Eleven t11) South OF Range
Seventeen an East of the
Boise Meridian, except that. por-
tion thereof lying above and
south OF the Low Line Canal OF
the Twin Falls Canal Company:
together with all water rights
thereto appurtenant or held In
connection Herewith, together
with the tenements. hersdata-
ments and appurtenances there
10 belonging or In any wise APP
purtaining.
PUBLIC NOTICEIsHEREBY CIV
EN-. That on the l 9Th day OF Noyem-
ber. at the hour OF 900 O'Clock D. m.
Mountain time) OF said day, at the
East front door OF the Court house OF
the County OF Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho. ! will. In obedience to said
Order OF Sale and Decree OF Fore
closure. sell the above described
property to satisfy Plaintiffs Decree
With interest thereon. together with
III costs that have accrued or may
accrue. TO the highest bidder for
ash. lawful money OF the United
states OF America.
Dater this sist day OF October.
.s24.
NJ II. FINCH. Sheriff.
ny T.. Y. PRATER. Deputy.
let. 23, so. Nov. 8. Is, 1924.
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Defendants
Under aud by virtue OF an Order
Of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure
issued out OF tho District Court OF
tho Elevsnth Judicial District OF the
state OF idaho. In and for the County
OF Twin Falls. dated tho 22nd day
OF October. 1894. wherein the Plain
TIT above mentioned obtained a de-
cree against tho Defendants herein
on the nth day Of October. 1884.
which said decree was on the said
nth day OF October. 1874. recorded
In Judgment Book ten AZ page tSS
OF said District Court: am COM
msndsd 10 soil all that certain lot.
piece or parcel OF land situated In the
County OF Twin Falls. state Of Idaho.
and bounded and described as fol-
lows. TO wit -
The West half or tho Southwest
quarter (wH SwA and tho south
ssst quarter OF the Southwest quar-
ter (sE& sw4l OF Section One
CD Township Ten tto) South
Range sixteen ttsl 4, u. NJ. con-
tanning one hundred twenty acres.
more or less. situated In Tvni Falls
state Of Idaho.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
that on the z1nd day OF
November. 1894. al the hour Of :soe |
O'Clock 2. NJ. (Mountsln Timel OF |
said dsy. At the East front door Of |
The Court House % the Ccunty Of /
rwia Falls. state ~ Idaho. will. IN
obedience TO said order OF sale and /
decree Of foreclosure. soil the above
described property 90 satisfy Plain
'iffs decree with Interest thereon.
okrthsr with all the costs that have
accrued or may accrue. 10 the Highest
'idder for cash. lawful money Of the
1rited States Of America.
Dated this stth DAY % October.
Iess.
NJ. y. FINCH. sheriff.
ny r. y. PRArER. Deputy
'ub. Oct. 30. Nov. 8. ~ and 20.
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Motorists who contemplate khof
ne railroad train OF the ira,
.bnuId bear In mind that they ger on
N. chance.-roledo Blade.
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ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICA-
TION

In the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District OF the State OF
Idaho. In and for Twin Falls Coun-
~.
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wxseh the aspiration date % the
label Of your paper ana rsssw your
susssriptsea vAsa (vA
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NOTICE or sHERIrFs SALE

Notice OF sherifrs Sale OF Real Es-
tate Under Decree OF Foreclosure
and Order Of sale.
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l.. G. Hill. II. Murphy and y. F.
Mcpherson, Plaintiffs
K. A. Mann. Defendant
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The First National Bank OF Filler.
4 banking corporation.
Plaintiff.
John ID. Kessier. and Nellie w.
Ksssior. his wife.
The state OF Idaho sends greetings
to John ID. Kesslor and Nellie w.
ksssler. his wife. the above named
defendants.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against you
In the District Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial District OF the State OF Ida
no. In and for Twin Falls County.
by tho above named plaintiff and
you are hereby directed to appear
and answer said complaint within
twenty days Of the service OF this
summons. In served within said Ju-
dicial District. or within forty days
II served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you so
appear and answer said complaint.
within the time herein specified the
plaintiff Will take judgment against
you A. prayed In said complaint. |
The nature OF this action 10 to secure
a Judgment against tho defendants
for ti07s.58 and interest at 10 per
cont per annum from October IA.
1924. on t9is,33 until paid. an at
tornsy's foe OF 10000 and costs of |
action.
Witness my hand and the seal OF |
tho said District Court. this 22nd
day OF October 1924.
c. O. sIGGINs. Clerk
by JOHN III. HANSEN.
Deputy
w ID. ellis. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Filler. Idaho.
First Publication October 23rd, 1924
FINAL Publication Nov. 27th. 1894.
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NOTICE OF WRIT or ATTACH
MENT
In the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District OF the state Of
Idaho In and for Twin Falls Coun-
~
The First National Bank OF Filler,
Idaho. a banking corporation.
Plaintiff.
John ID. Kessler and Nellie w.
Kessier. his wife.
Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given that on Oc-
tober 18th 1924; a writ OF attach
ment was issued out OF the above en-
titled court IA the above entitled ac-
ton. attaching the property OF the
above named defendant for the sum
Of tio73.sz together with interest.
in witness whereof, have heroun-
10 set my hand and the seal OF this
Court this 18th day OF October 1924.
G. O. 5IGGINs.
Clerk OF the Districtcourt.
by G. l.. BOWEN. Deputy.
w. ID. Oiilis.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Filler. Idaho.
Published Oct. 2s. 80. Nov. 6. 1924.
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The State Of Idaho sends greetings
10 T.. A. Mann the above named
| defendant
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against
you In the District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho, Ia and for Twin Falls
County. by the above named plaintiff.
and you ars hereby directed 10 APP
pear and answer said complaint with
Ia twenty days OF the service OF this
summons, II served within said Ju-
dicial District. or within forty days II
served elsewhere. and you are fur
Their notified that unless you so APP
pear and answer said complaint with
In the time herein specified, the
plaintiff will take Judgment against
you as prayed In said complaint
The nature OF this action In 10 secure
a judgment against the defendant
for the principal sum OF $4,000
and interest at 10 per cent per ann
um thereon from July 18th, 1921.
and attorneys fee OF 1925 and costs
OF action.
Witness my hand and seal OF the
said District Court. this 22nd day OF
October 1924.
c. C. sIGGINs. Clerk.
BY JOHN II. HANSEN,
Deputy
W. ID. ellis. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Filler. Idaho.
First Publication Oct. card. 1924.
Final Publication Nov 9th. 1924
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

Scottish American Mortgage Com
psny. Limited. q corporation.
Plaintiff.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-06

Charles G. Miles aud zadie Il.
Miles. his wife; Frank Nelson: A.
ID, smith and the Twin Falls Bank
a Trust Co. a corporation,