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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
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,ircau Der Observation-Disclosures 3 Gumntinrc,
E,nr,tx NHfn1tthr

Baltimore, 3. gprtl 1901,
IS miro hermit befaint Qcgehelt; pap III 9es
mI6bcit Der ibHerl hurD Ole SnrlOtlllel pe9
Napitcls pa Der @efcbe Der Gcgielatlr poll
MlurDlano bonn Sabre 1904 NM nct urH y;
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bee .WtaOorS uto Stuhtr1tbs bon baltimore mo
ir0ero lueIobcr AMI bteie gt9eIe9erbeti 9lhuellos
barren Gcicte poer 8erurolIllllgell. ole StraBeH'
MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die Staoi baltimore
heIdbIuiien babcr, Die ScmtalunsSt rnRc, MN ocr
Mortb.Mucunc bis sur acknowledgements, 81 eon'
b%cmnircn inb 5u %ernitnrll, lpte es on! oeni
onrb Die an 9. S%e3elnber 1898 linter6elGneis
%erorollllll1 gir. 129 pcs NtnO9rs uno Tiaoi,
&crmciiurga : 9ommitItot tnr ole 4eplnlieH
straben bc5 gIlrereS ae5ei,9t Miro llno IN ue.
bereiltittrtnlllr0 nit ocrt Rlallc ne'a9ier porae.
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lpcitli6, oct njrbli6itell Scite bon Hnla0etlcs
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luc6r phcr mclliger, elltlullg heln9ter 1iio1ltli9s
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g(uenuc. oaln 6itli6 G6 Sub entlnllg Der Siios
ieitc Der giortbs9lpcnuc his Sum 9lnfdtaSpnulte:
Die Ji6tu1Ger in obi9cr Nei6rci6un9 linb uif
benz 9crGrct Micribinn Der SopoQrnpbii6en ser
meiiu1g ber Stubt Baltimore nieherGclcgt,
llno iie nlddlcn bierntii ierner hcfdllllt, onb
bein9tc 9nmn1itIion am Wlpntag, ben 6. Mai
1907, 10 l,br Vnrmttta9e, in ibrelI Siirenlt I'M
SucIts@cbdloc. Seritgtons llllb 0nIlionOs StrGBc.
ibre erite StBrnG 5nr NcrHtbltll9 Der @rbtfnlrG
Der Ge1tnloisS trube, ipte pbcn ungegebcn, 0nIs
ten lueroCn.
SnmcS 81. Smith,
Z. NrtDnr &idhnn,,
Games -. Marine,
Gpnliniiidrc.
Guacuc y. %9ipbgcrs,
(9lprill If 1926 ,3tui2) GIcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Hp>ulanb'S tiirfiidle SG6cr,
Equitable. gebdube, Euftamt sesen. etetS rifsu.
Ghnrlcs I. Spicf.

IS itarb AM 10. Glpril 1907, nm 1.t5 nor
M%iorgcns, Charles :. spicf, 81 Sabre ali, 90
aul0 ftnbct am samitag, ben l3, 9rpriI 1907,
%9idnmiitnas NM , llbr, bon icincr 9Sobnllg"
lliDrtlc Cottage, HItlullic %9lucitlte, llabc 8uriorhz
Aiuuo. ans ftntt. @ciicttlg prioutiW. Sittc,
leilc llltmclt. OOt-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
lorraine.

Walcrtidj - Garfartia Sriebfif.
8eitIiG. bon 8al6root elm, ino cine 1nlbe
ortb.9lbenussGar. Treie autifen Nudmitiags
am terminus. 9reife bon 9eeribntbpIitea
lett fpe3ieu. 9eidte 8eoingungen. Ielcphnn-
@dtou 223. 9iirean: 6rantfin. nno @snofpr.
Noabs. @erIanat @rofbiire. (Wlai4 ,1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

NrGCnttnien bat i'm leb-
ten Sabre cinc1 3ltmo6s bon 100000
GinpouOcrcru crboltcn u1o foIn in
0icicm olrf nlcbr redlllcn. SIN Ser
bdltniB 5ltr @cp0lfcrlng iiberrtiift
ouS llod sic bicIigC Ginmonocrltng.
Die Oie&i0bri9c &6ntgin
ser &0luer @%hlmcnipicle, in Oenell
ser bl. Gliiobctb u1O Oc3 Singer
fricgCS ollf Der @ortbllrg bcIon0crS
Qcoo6t miro, lit bic Ser5ogin S5obom
9II6rc6t ST Mcctlcnbur0, 0c6orcne
Erin5ciIin Gliiabctb bon So6icn-
Northumberland, sic 5r ibrcr &crtrc-
term oie 6rult @cncroIin b. 9ocbn
(9crIin) crnonmt 6ot. Gie Stoot
@rcB6lrrQ, bic @oterItoot ser Dl. Gil
lobctb miro cincn &crtrctcr nod &0ln
cnticnocu ltnO Scr 9omiropIt bon
ErcBburg bat icin Gri6cincn 5llgc-
Iu0t.
Sic @it rgcr 6 q t &C.
troit'S bat onS 9(1tgcbpt glnOrclu Gor=
ncgic'S, i6r 100000 Collars fir Die
Grlucitcrung Der offentli6en @iblio.
tbef 81 i6cnfcr, nbgelebnt. Die Sta0t
iOlte Oen glci6en 9etra0 Orouflegen
un0 oicie 9eOingung ipollte Giclen
nidt gcfalen. Wton bat iobrelong
iiber ooS 9lngc6ot BIN uu1o Der g~eItrit-
ten, nnO ie ticier mar Dem gei6enf-
ten @oul ms Wtolll iob, OeIto gerin-
ger pur0c Die Ncigung, i'm 81 ne6-
men. Sebt bot man cnOgiiltig be-
i6loiien, i'm Dem friibcrcn Gigentbii.
nler 5ltriif5uge6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Sobn Scruig & Sobn,
aethsnbcitattsr nnb gtn6aliamirer,

VT. -UU0f LITVWTEP-- ITHRVs
5p ciagcIdaf: SIR. 52l. Gaitern.alpenne.
Sigblanotpiuu, 9nlttmurcsGu uutg.
gSir baben in ~llnlerer langen acknowledgements
grrl unb gtcib beeroigt. Siro NIT eertrqeu
Brufit s~ufrieoen. Sic ~feinitcn <ldPn 9~elietert
fir SoGSeiten, ttnterGaItuneell uno unoere @es
Iegenbeiten. geibe Telephone. (Wsai2S.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

an M ontuno It BON nun
on oos Sojorbipicl itrengitcltS inter
Ioot. Sclbit bic NtidclmoIdlnen Iil1o
ol6er 9etricb geicbt. Equalization
in 9ergipcrfS- 9lttien lit abcr rod) mic
Dor lc0itimes @ei6dft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Srfcpb Gdj,ueugrr's Gate,

8. Gpnbn'S 9%cftnurant,
Er. 923, NprS, Gnfn., raDe HntGnug ctr.
NerfannIniass2pfa! beg "gIioniasGon'
{ifisfs e. g. 2 iSf 5 Z; o HGT S ST;sifsH; ST.
1903, 3. u. -" unb ~9iitrifis pr. SO,
8. Il. y. SnGe al Icreine Al perInics
them. Scinlte Sicre. Beine mo a1lotre
Setrdnie. EEL: 6. G. q. 8olic 629 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Rnftiuprc Ecmctcrn.

Sircau: Srnnfltn. Yles., Baltimore. II. Hprtbitr.
BegrdbnibpIibe 5anl gerfauf bon $25 an,
Marnorpfpiten ahge0ren3t $35 Ylab filr
bier @rdber. Srcie Beilbiitp Der SeapeGe fit
IrauerautieSbtenfie. GSuni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

Canton xmb StsbIanbtowa L..
ed,ntbfs ugiae.,ran,-Saas."

Gue Is. unh Opunp's5trnke.
SaifptQitartier hes p8Ghern SET .sGnf. sBers
Gins" .@ihen!rHn5 8 9Gmen , 8creinS."
canton .Sntmerirdbren Jci, Bali. itnb. Sct9'
BeteinS," .Dcatf6e @tmiitb.iffeit" uio
.SejpersG onflGoe SIR. ATS. 3. 81 g."
Strides Bier di feher 3eit. - Is. & g.
2cIepbol: 8olfe 1873 s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

Sci unicren den
9tudborn, sen Gonobicrn, mod)t Iid
oie Scmpcrcn5-3 unft e6cnIo monli9,
iuic bci inns. @ic lcIGl oarilbcr iii
Der ,Sntorio @lode::" YSn GollinG'
MOOD, mo bel Ser lcbtcn Witni5ipotz
nail Dos 2ocdl-S acknowledgements
nit 10 Stimmen mcniger, ols Der
n0t6igen brei Siinftel Mebrbeit &C.
i6logcn mllroc, bnbcn iid) MN Die
Ecmpercn5lcr, INT DEM Gerfouic bon
9iqitor Elm Gnoc 81 NADER, bobin &c.
einigt, Dcn StoOtrotb SIT Bitten, bic
2%iccn5gc6iibr ollf $4,000 81 crb6bcn.
2olt ser bon Der Gcgierllng ge9c6c-
nct GrflGrltng boben Muni5ipolrI-
tic OoS Ncd)t, oie @ebiibren elmer
2ioror-2iccu oui ir1cno cine bcliebi-
&c @obc 81 i0rouben. Tif Den MuS-
iou Ser N~gitotion in Goaingluppo lit
man ullqen1cin ociponnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
2pu0pu : Harf Cemetery.

>Siircaur 81, Wcit.S aratpga Strnbc, inb
SnuptsGingnng, Srcocrif. 0iuao.
Observation-Disclosures bon $25 an inter beitdrbiaer
IuSItdbt. G0nittblumeit, Seipitbe. BflatSen' etc.
pcroen i'm 3rcibbais am 9auptcineallg .ges
ftnhcn. Infer 9lecnt ipirb, ipenn 9eniini6t,
bpriprcdcr. O2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
@%criammlnngs Mn5cigcn.

Ger ,Scutidbe Militdrpcrein upn Baltimore"
neriurlmclt iMb am W,untna. Den 10. 9lpriG. In
@uo. 6. NSagncr's Sa1c, gir. TIC, Noro.Fnca'
StruGc. tHbluu,J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
GhriItiau MiQcr,
Sp6n @. Scnfcl,

Vr. %S01-S03, Wcit'3aDcttcsS Str, Gdc 5reiaont,
lit Der 2eidenbcItattcr,
peI6er aIe Muftrdge tets 5ur 8ufriebenbcst
ansfiibrt. Sic Ron ibm Gebanoeltert 2ei6en
f1nreil 8o9en lang IieGer. obne Die gcrtl9ilerl
8erpeinn9sfpuren 8i 8eigen. Sraii Teufel III
erubliirte @inbnIiainirerin unb lit bic Vcbaros
Iina bon SraneiIcibeH oeren Spe5inlttdt.
9jeibe Telephone. CSan1O,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

yWgo5art.WRdnnerdjursbane,
Rr, 192t-1923, Srfeans'Strake.
Sa"nptauarticr bes nWlo5dri . Wdnner.
6ors." Gin9itunoe ieben Gornerfiag
gl6enb. Der yWlpacrt Bai.s unh 2cibs
9,erein" berfammelt lt6 ieoen Mcntag
bier. gbeiapeaie . Ielepbon 8olfe
844 s.. (slpril4 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
Germiidlts Inaeiaen.
Q(lfe TeSerbetteit.

Der b56fte greis pirb besabIt tiir ate Sebern
In iraeno ipeIcber 6uantitdt. Wtnn feitbe Boit'
iarte an &. 8. SinacS, Wr. 6t3, Woro.Gntatu.
GtraBe. Nei6e Telephone. S-.T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

( GDrtug'S yGantuu 9teberfrau5.Qaae,"
( Giiof.rt.Gde 3. Str, u. Go't.2luc.. FantDn. }
I Snuptouartter oeB ,GnrtonsGiebe..rdn3". !
( Gin9ifunbe ieben Witt!uo6 9ibttb. 9er }
( SamersBerein berlamtneIt fd ie5en 9ien' !
J ttag M6enb. = rN1tiondl"s8icr an Sapf. }
{ Gbeiapeafe'S sIcppoH - @oIfe 1853 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

Sit / 5mon5ig Gfennig2 tS2
Worf 80 Bfennig 3inienl Die al
tcitc Oclttide Snpolioenrenten = Gnl-
pidngerin lit fiir5li6 I'M SITTER bon
% Sobren in glbcrfelo ge%itorbcll.
Ole altc Srolt be5og leit Dem 1. So
mar 1891, Dem Gage 0es Snfraft-
tretcns Oes Snpolioen : Geriide-
rltngs : @eicbes bonn %. Sum- 1889,
cine %glterSrente BON monotli6 IL
Wtorf % Ifg, 11abocm tic Den Nod)s
meis ser fir Die 3ucrfcnnnl1g Der
Tente porgei6riebenen @orte5eit bon
al @oden erbrad)t bate. Sir Ole
2ciltuno elmer ein3igen 9eitragS.
marie SIT 20 Yfenti9 bat Die @reilin
oaber cine @eIommtrente bon 2tS2
Warf 80 Tfg. be5ogen better loIlen
lid 20 Yfennig ippbl nidt per5inien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

GeihattsfAbrrr G, u. SetH5, Bobnuns:
6. & g. 12t B @uIbropf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

Hsentur fRr ssuibluetut 1t. Siftrift Columbia
gsm. Saunemaun, 1915 Maripn e., %. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11
9emtfGe correspondent

Gfeemtblmer 6. 8aiHe, BobHuua:
6. & g. $40 u Mnoifon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
SIXTH SETS THE PACE.

7, 1907.
Eleventh Grade Bessie Tackett, San
ia Tackett, Marie Norquist, Laura
Cunningham. George Buck, Guy Jor-
dan and Bettie Alexander.
Tenth Grade---Aven Herbert. Gordon
Ashley, May Pepper, Latha Williams,
/ Rosa Alexander, Katie May STANLEY,
Mary Gibson, Estelle Roby, Ruth
Miles, Ernest Rathell, Anna McBee
and Evalu Evans.
Ninth Grade Henry Watson. Chat.
win Doty, Rufin Beall, Catherine
sample. Kathleen Wilburn. Katherine
Mcleod, Blanche Pepper, Ida Bailey,
marguerite Miles, Leslie Williams.
Eighth Grade Lansdale Dyer. Henry
beall, Jesse Ashley, Edna johnson,
Elizabeth Henricn, Grace Ashley.
Cora Stigler, Rosa Lee Waterer, Fan.
ME Noel, Mary Pearl Roby,
Seventh Grade--Her nan Diggs,
Pearl Rathell, Annie Gibson and Sailie
Nixon.
Sixth Grale Elwin Williams Lu-
CHE Waterer, Lula Wright, Mildred
Levy, Clara Beall Stanfield, Elenor
kincanon, Annie B, Evans, Eva Wilkes,
Minnie May Ruscoe, Lucille Herbert,
Roxie sharpe, Rosa Sharpe, Joe Dur,
ham and Edgar Clover.
Fifth Grade-George Alexander, Ida
Rice, Rosa Gwin burden, Bozeman
kincanon, Henry McGee, Ruth Watts.
Laura Shelton and Bette Moore Jor-
dan.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
ELMORE-SHEPHERD.

On Wednesday the brilliant sunshine
OF an ideal October day shimmered
and filtered its priced blessings upon
the happiness of q bride.
AT ten O'Clock, in theBaptist church,
the sweet and simple wedding ceremo.
ny OF Senator Fl. FL. Elmore and Miss
Eva Shepherd was solemnized.
The social prominence of the young
people rendered the event one of unu.
sual interest, and quite q concourse of
relatives and friends both from the
community and neighboring towns,
had gathered to witness the plightng
of their love and faith.
AT the appointed hour, under the
practiced touch of Miss Lindholm,
the familiar strains of the wedding
march announced the approach of the
bride She came in on the arm of the
groom, and was attractively gowned
IN changeable tones of gray. She car.
ried lovely drop boquet Of white car
nations and ferns Above the soft
notes of the organ Rev. 9. T. Kincan-
ons well chosen and impressive words
rang out solemnly, and united them
in the sacred bonds of marriage.
The church was tastefully decorated.
An appropriate touch of Autumn's
color was brought out against the
handsome dark wood of the chancel by
graceful curtain of goldenrod, while
around the altar there was only an
effective grouping OF handsome palms
and ferns.
The ushers were DR.. R. G. Elmore,
brother Of the groom, Hon. r. G. Nc
Bee, T. B. Shepherd, brother of the
bride, and J. A. Stansbury. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony intimate
friends and relatives repaired to the
home of the bride to view the numer-
GUS and handsome wedding presents
and to wish the happy pair bon
voyage on their bridal trip to New
Orleans.
| The blossom of Miss Shepherds at.
tractive w0manhood has unfolded in
our midst Her ready sympathy. quick
intelligence and rare culture will
render her a congenial companion and
helpmeet in the career of her husl and.
Herbert Gilmore is a young man of
simple tastes and of unusual force of
! character He ranks high In the pro-
fesslonal world and in the popular es-
teen of the ertire town and county.
| In the union of this young couple
their qualities both Of mind and heart
give promise Of wealth of happiness
for themselves and of useful ness to
the community.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
New Arrivals
Butter,
Peanut Butter,
Grape Nuts,
Cakes,
Eggs,
Cocoanuts,
At j. A. Stansburv's.
McCain's Opening.

McCain's Millinery Opening Wednes-
day came off under most favorable
circumstances, the brightness of the
day materially assisting in the display
and in the convenience of the MANY
who went to view the new patterns
or select suitable bit of hpadwear.
Quite lot Of new and novel things
were shown perhaps the prettiest
among them being some novelties in
black and white. blue and white. the
new and fashionable combination Of
black and brown and black Gaines
borough brocaded. In the show win
dow, artistically set amid its charm.
ing decorations of ferns and smilax.
were three beautiful street hats; one
in red, a green and an exquisite Gre.
alton in brown. Some hobby things
were shown in Misses school hats. and
the little folks can also find at Me-
Gains a dainty selection of things for
their tiny heads. Many altogether
new patterns were exhibited and a
goodly number were finding ready
sales. The opening was under the
management of the department's
efficient trimmer, Miss Jansen. and
spoke well of her splendid taste and
ability.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
hooper's stove pipe fits bet.
ter, lasts longer and gives bet
ter satisfaction than the kind
sold hy others.

Re j. B. Guthrie, who for the past
three months has served the Presbyte.
rian congregations at Lexington, Tchu-
la and Franklin, left Tuesday for his
home in South Mississippi. While
here he made large number of
friends who wish him abundant sue.
cess and prosperity.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
/ J.m. Alexander Drug Co. have
a new line of local view post
cards.

The Advert 'er received a message
over the telephone that cutting
affray occurred at ball game near
West last Saturday, in which John
Johnson was badly stabbed by Ivy
Thornton Owing to the difficulty of
hearing over the phone we were un-
able to get fuller particulars. The
preliminary trial took place Thursday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11

The Methodist church at this place
is being overhauled, re-painted and a
new carpet put down which will add
materially to its attractiveness.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11

j. w. Alexander Drug Co. are
the only people in Tchula and
Lexington who sell NuRnally's
Candy.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-10-11
You Are Safeguarded

You
and We
connection onadb soupnsa
clothes market o. nyor rmney
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06
Notice of Appointment.

E. w. Cutting, Attorney for Estate.
Dated Oct. ii, 1907.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06
Drifting Into
MatrinOny.
By Elizabeth Tasaart.
Copyright, 1907, by p. C. Eastment.
By Elizabeth Tagaart.

"We1l soon have mutiny fore and
aft" declared Donald Frazer as he
glanced down from the bridge. Half
Of them are not speaking now, and I'm
pretty certain that Betty has broken
her engagement to Halgren."
Il could stand everything except the
ice," said Dicky Rich plaintively. 81
haven't had a highball in four days.
Can't they fix the shaftT
MACPHERSON is working on it, but
there's small chance" said Frazer. Il
guess We'll just have to drift until a
breeze or a steamer comes
Its too bad" said Rich sympathet-
ically. This trip was to mean so
much to you"
Rich slipped down the ladder, and
Frazer moved over toward the man at
the wheel.
Rich was right. The trip had meant
much to him. He had planned the
cruise to bring his niece. Betty Hol-
combe, and Ralph Halgren together.
Betty was his sisters child and ever
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06
Notice of Final Report.

In the District Court of Iowa, in and 10,
Winneshiek County, November Term 1907
In Probate. notice of final report. In thu
matter of the estate of Jacob III. Fadness
deceased.
To-Isabell Fadness. Ole Hendrickson. Sr.
ole Hendrickson, Jr., Knut Hendrickson
Carrie Hplvorson. Sarah Hendrickson, Mel.
Fadness and Hendrick HendricBso son.
Notice is hereby given, that there is now
on file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court or Iowa, In and for Winneshiek County
the final report of A. r. Thune as admins
traitor with the will-annexed of the estate OF
JACOB II. FADN ESS,
deceased; and praying that he be finally dis
charged and his bondsmen released. You
are further notified that the hearing of said
report will be brought on before the court
on the first day of the next term, thereof
which commences on the 18th day of Nov
ember. 1907. or as soon thereafter. as the
same can be heard, and that unless objections
are made TO said report, the same will be APP
proved and the said administrator and his
bondsmen released.
w. NJ. STRAND,
424 Atty. for Administrator.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06

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since her mothers death had been his
pet. Brilliant Geraldine Frazer would
have nothing to do with his match.
making. 1t had been all he could ac-
complish to induce her to embark op
the yacht while the season was on.
Betty had announced her engage.
ment to Ralph and things were as mer.
ry as marriage bell when the shaft
of the Ventura had cracked. Sails had
been resorted to, but had been blown
away in the mild hurricane that had
followed the accident, and now the
yacht was drifting far out Of the track
Of the coastwise and West Indian
steamers.
There were provisions and water to
last three months, but the party was
badly planned, and already they were
heartily sick of each other. Even the
newly engaged couple had found the
monotony irksome, and the girl in a
flash of bad humor had handed back
her ring and was too proud to ask for
It again.
Frazer left the bridge and descended
to his wifes cabin Mrs. Frazer had
taken to her berth at the first sign Of
trouble and was comfortably enjoying
q novel and a fit of the nerves while
her husband wrestled with the task Of
entertaining dozen utterly uhcongen.
ial persons on board crippled yacht
with no immediate hope Of rescue.
Mrs. Frazer looked up languidly
from her book as Frazer entered. She
received his inquiries as to her health
with doleful air, and then Frazer sat
down on the edge of the berth.
Look here, Gerry" he said despond-
emily. Cant you get out of this and
help me? The men are growing to
hate each other, and I look to see the
women pulling each others hair any
moment"
Horrors, nor gasped Mrs. Frazer
"My nerves are bad enough as they
are"
Frazer rose to his feet. From long
experience he knew the hopelessness
or argument. He was just leaving the
room when she called him back.
Perhaps Miss Brockway can help
you," she suggested. "She's a rather
capable girl"
She resumed her book, and Frazer
went In search of Clara Brockway. He
wondered that he had not thought OF
her before. She was a sort Of social
secretary to his wife, and that she was
tactful was evinced by the fact that
she had been serving in that capacity
for two years. He found her sitting
well up forward, for it was not Mrs.
Frazer's way to make an employee
an equal.
Briefly Frazer sketched his troubles.
"The cruise will end up in a free
fight" he said humorously, unless
you will serve as peace commission
Lets have a minstrel show this
evening" she suggested. Don't let
the women know and surprise them
after dinner"
"Just the thing" cried Frazer as,
with beaming face, he hurried off to
round up the men. 1t was not diff
cult matter, for they were all sitting
gloomily apart, and presently they
were gathered in the chart room and
Clara was outlining her plans.
They worked so hard all the after
noon that they were positively cheerful
when they went of to dress for dinner
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06
Notice of Appraisement.

In District Court. State of Iowa, and fol
Winneshiek County, IS.
In matter of the estate of Sarah M Angler
deceased.
To the Treasurer of State. w. w. Morrow
and Della Edwards. Eliza Nckerson, Sarah
E. Smith, Lucy b. Merrill, Nellie Morse, Ada
Hershaw, Sarah Morse and Chas. f. Morse
devisees. legatees and heirs at law of the
estate OF Sarah NJ Angler, deceased.
You and each OF you, are hereby notified
that the undersigned, duly appointed and
qualified appraisers of property charged, OF
sought to be charged, with the paymen of a
Collateral Inheritance Tax, will, at 10 O'Clock
A. M on the 18th day of November, 1907, al
the clerks office at the court house in said
county and state, proceed to apprafse the
property of the estate of said decedent subject
to The Collateral Inheritance Tax, as pro-
vided by law.
Please take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
G.. w. Freeman
G.. Curisten
42-4 Z. McMasters
Appraisers.
E. w. Cutting, Attorney for Estate.
Dated Oct ii, 1907.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-11-06

Notice ofthe appointment ofan administra-
tor of the Estate of Eddie Bidne, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed administrator OF
the estate of
EDDIE BIDNE
late of Highland Township, in the County
OF Winneshiek, State of Iowa, de-
ceased, intestate, and has taken upon
himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of the said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit the same; and persons
indebted to the said estate are called upon
TO make payment TO
ANDREW GAYLE,
Administrator.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa. Oct. 10. 1907.
42-4 w. NJ. STRAND, Atty.