JOHN B. SANBORN, District Judge.
In 1920, the American Range & Foundry Company and the Minnesota Stove Company, both of Shakopee, Minn., were solvent corporations, the stock in which was substantially all owned by G. L. Nye and his son, C. W. Nye; the former owning the controlling interest. The business of these companies had been built up by G. L. Nye, who was then a man more than 60 years of age. For years the business had been known as the
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