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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-12-30


three hours tete-a-tete should be seuiN
alent to many days IN ordinary eli
cumstanees-"
Perhaps So" she admitted. laugh
lnging Besides. have heard 8
much about you. that 1 seem to know
you quite we'll: your reputation is
wide one"
Indeed" He laughed. well pleased
he was proud Of the name Of ladykill
er. But. as you remarked just now.
he said. people exaggerate so"
still one is bound to be a little
preiudiced By what one hears"
You mean that you believe me ts
be a fiirty
-Well-aren't your
Not a bit OF IT, he assured her
You see. believe that man Is bound
to meet the one woman IN the world
whom he must love. Until he does. he
naturally. In the hope OF finding her.
goes from one to the other II his
quest is long one. he IS accused OF
flirting with all the girls he knows
which is unfair Such a mans love
Is far more worth having than that Of
man easily won by the nrst pretty
face he encounters"
"Still. is It necessary that this man
while trying to find the woman who Is
to I'LL his life. should make love to
girls whom he knows are not the one
ideal7"
You must admit" he replied. light
u. that some girls are 50 ready to
be made love to that they mistake or
binary courtesies for something differ
emit"
do they7 Then all the more rea-
son why men should be more circum-
spect"
You may be right. Ny attentions
to girls might. in reality, have been
firtations: my excuse is this: that
was before met you"
Have converted you. thenf Are
you really never to iirt again.
You understand. do you not. that
having met the one woman I longed
for. my flirting days are over"
And how many times before now
have you thought that you had found
herr
Il may have thought no more than
once" be admitted. laying his hand
softly on her gloved one. but do not
think so now-I know"
She gently disennaged her hand. He |
thought he had gained am advantage,
and tried to pursue IT,
You Will believe" he said. impress
sively. that you are the one woman
for whom have waited"
They were approaching the country
station to which they were bound.
AT any rate, we may consider that
you have secured the friendship which
i was your desire to claim ct the end
If the journey"
She futtered her handkerchief out
II the window. That Is the car from
he grange" she explained
Again he tried to secure her hand
Friendship / want more than
want your love-"
Il am afraid / could not promise
on that"
do you mean that there Is no hope !
Dr. met Ethel-you viii not forbid
,e" The door Of the carriage flew {
PEN {
Here you are. Ethel; had good {
ay in town said a CHEEKY voice. I
Why. here is Mortimer. too How are
ou. old boy7 Let me Introduce"
~Mr. Mortimer and I Travelled to-
sther, Harry" interrupted Ethel II
Marion introduced him to me in Lon a
IN. just an our train was starting; y
made the journey 70 pleasant, and a
. have become such great friends, s.
we we not. Mr.. Mortimer" Il
Mortimer followed. smiling to him
x. she had laid such gracious stress
the fact Of their new-formed friend
Ip, her smile had been so brilliant Iy
Kind. that he thought her previous Sc
'sptiOn Of his advances could only ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-12-30

A lad who had Just bad tooth
extracted requested the privilege Of
taking II home with him. Il want to
put some sugar on IT," he said. and
watch II ache."-success Magazine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-12-30

The Hindoo playing cards are near
Iy all circular, and each card repre-
sents some historical or religious
evens
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-12-30


with cakes of thin that
II
would
Of
position
Of
aerop ane
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
UNA |NV|TAC|ON.
Baseball en- el Hipodromo.

Una atenta invitacion Sc ha repair
lido por In Directiva del Hipodro-
mo los capitancs dc clubs Y i los
cronistas del imporante iucgo de
Baseball. va era tempo que dicha
dircctiva rcalizara tan importantc
obra, poseyendo un magnifieo tcrrc-
no, como es cl centro del Hip6dro-
mo.
Los clubs 'Betanccs" San Juan
V "Dinamita" conocidos va por 81
pdblico de San Juan, tomaran partc
cn la Inauguration de la 'Liga'', asi
como otros clubs dc Ponce, MAYA
guez Y de otras poblaciones dc Ia
isla.
De espcrar cs que dado el entu F7s
mo que reina entire el elemento Juse-
boiero Y q desintcres por parte dc los
Sc hores que dirigen dicho Hip6dro-
mo. resulte una buena temporada
digna del pueblo dc San Juan.
Sepan los eitados sehorcs en
particular el sehor Noble, que Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
Refugio de ninos
desamCaIados.

Terminadas va las rcformas V
adaptaciones del local en- que ha de
establecersc la primcra Escucla Re-
formatorla crcada por esta Soclcdad
beneflca. Y micntras Sc gcstlona la
adquisicion dc mobiliario V material
de ensenanza, crccmos llcgada Ia
oportunidad de que las damas dc la
directiva, los directories Y en- gene
raj las personals que favoreccn con
sus Quotas . donativos Il eSta lnStl-
tuci6n, adquieran noticias accrca de
niflos menorcs de II aIos. .rcsldcnteS
en- San Juan . sus barrios vccinos,
que por circccr dc padres d parlen-
ties no concurren il las e>euclaS p1-
blicas V corretean 4 todas horas por
la ealle Y plazas cicrciendo actos dc
rateria o pillage. tirando pedradas,
dando gritos sin necesldad. rlncndo
unos con otros o comcticndo faltas
que revclen en- clos maldad dc SEN
timientos o tendencia i la corrup-
cion por falta de vigilancla Y de
cuidado. los inforrnes dcbcn eonte-
ner el nombre Y apellido del mueha-
cho. SUI p:.radero habitual Y 81 con-
diei6n dc desamparadn.
La junta de directores atcndcrd
con prcfereneia 4 los intormc- d. los
favorccedores del Rcfugio. sin per
juicio dc acoger tamhicn los nihos
queen virtud de Ia Ley visente.
aprobada en- 10 de Mario lc 1901
lie envien para la Escuel a Reforna-
toria los Hon. .Alcaldc dc Ia ciudad
Y Juez Municipal lie Ia misma.
III objeto caritativo mOr.iliza-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
REUNION De LA
JUNTA De SANDAL.
Pasa a informe del vo
cal. ingeniero elasun-
to de desagues en- Ia
ensenada del "Con-
dado''.
La Interpretation de la ley
contra los adulteradores
de leche.
Reclamaciones presentadas con-
ira la prohibition de venta
de drogas en- establecimien-
t0S de cOmerci0.

"Sesion de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad, celebrada el dia 80 de Septiem
bre 1909. Con la asistencia de los
Sres. DR.. Felipe B. Cordero, Presi-
dente, Don Francisco de P. Acuila,
Vocal Letrado,- Don Rafael Mona
gas, Vocal Farmaceutico,-y " Don Ra
fael del Vale Zeno., Vocal ingeniero
tuvo efecto la session celebrada por la
.Junta Superior de Sandal de Puer-
to Rico, tomando possession los nue.
vos miembros elcctos Sres. DR.. Fell
pc B. Cordcro. Director de Sandal
y Don. Francisco de P. Acuna.
Aprobada ell acta de la Session Sc
tomaron los sigueientes acuerdos
1o.-Pasar a estudio informe del
Sr. Vocal Ingeniero el programa de
las matcrias de que deben ser cNa-
minados los Maestros y Oficiales de
Plomeros.
2o.-Dcnegar las reclamacioncs
prescntadas por los senores Pho Re-
chani de Aguas Buenas y Baltazar
Marquee dc Larcs, sobrc el sacriflcio
de dos caballos declafados muermo-
SOS por cl Inspector Vcterinario del
Distrito Norte en- vista del eNamcn
clinico y dc haber dado reacci6n posi-
tiva 4 la inycccioni de Ia malcina.
SO. .--Nombrar una comision COM
pucsta dc los Drcs. Gutierrez lgara-
vioes, Gonzalez Martinez y Font y
Guillot para el acuerdo con el medi-
co de la Colonia de Leprosos DR..
Sthall reconozcan a la enferma
Concha Serrano { informen sobre el
estado actual de SUI salud.
4o.-Que Sc informe del Sr. Vocal
Ingeniero el asunto del desague de
las letrinas de las casas comprendi-
das desde el puente de San Antonio
hasta el Condado y que desaguan
directamente q la Ensenada demo-
minada del Condado, para estudio
e informe.
5o.-Que pasen el Sr. Vo cal Letrado
para estudio c informe los difcrcntes
eNpedientes sobrc las distintas inter
prctacioncs dadas por las Cortcs dc
Distrito q la nueva Ley, para en-
mendar el art. 337 del Codigo Penal
en- 10 que sc refiere d la adultcracion
de leche.
6o.-Dejar sobre la mesa las distin-
tas reclamacioncs presentadas por
comerciantes de articulos alimcnti-
clos con motive dc una rcsolucion
del Board de Farmacia, prohibiendo
la vcnta de drogas Y medicamentos
d todo aqucl que no estuviese auto
rizado mcdiante la possession dc un
diploma, hasta la proNima session
en- que debera ser nuevamente lnvL
tados los miembros de Board dc Far
macia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
Segunda parte.

No 1.-Larchetto para Cuarteto
de cuerdas C. Nuhcz) por los artis-
tas anunciados anteriormente.
No. 2.-Waltz Mercedes" (Ta-
boada) por la Sta. Tercsina Ccstero
Mangual.
No. 3.-Sonata religiosa1 C. MI
nez) ejecutada en- el piano por el Sr.
Gonzalo Nunez.
No. 4.-Romanza "Caballeria
Rusticana" (MascagnD. por la Sta
Belen Carreras.
No. 5.-Poesia "Amor" (Cestero)
Recitada por la Sra. Mangual de Ces
tero.
No. 6.-Aria del Trovador VerdD
Dor la Sta. Haydee Marin.
No 7.-Waltz de Romeo y Julieta
(Gounod.) por la Sta. Mercedes Man
rlque.
No S.-Himno de la Carload (Ro
ssinD Coro de sehoras y senoritas,
constituido por las Sras. y Stas, 81
guicntes:
Amalia NJ. de Muhoz Rivera; Mer
cedes Manriquc; Haydee y Pcpita
Marin; Encarnita Y Teresina Ccste-
ro; Juana V Belen Carreras; Concep-
ci6n Aguayo; Matilde Vicente; Mer
cedcs Frierdich Y Guillcrmina Con
zalcz. Dirisidas por la Sra. Man
riquc dc Frierdich y acompanadas al
piano por la sonora Mangual dc Ces-
tCrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
La ola Toja en- Ponce.
Ode nuestro corresponsal.

w II taio
Scptiembrc &C. Anoche sc de-
clar6 un violento incendio en- la pro-
longaci6n de la calle Tricoche sitio
como cido por '.El Rabo del Buev".
Nosotros no asistimos al sitio del
sinicstro en- ese momento que Gran
las dos V media de la madrugada
por estar enfermos, pero csta mana
ma fuimos al sitio del sinicstro V L
preguntas que lie hiciera al ducno
dc la casa quemada nos reflrio cl ca
SO de la manera siguicnte:
Hace pocos dias que compre csc
solar con csas casitas que e>tan en-
clavadas en- el mismo, V anoche i la
voz dc fuoeo nc lcvante en-
vista que era en- una dc las oasas
mias, cuya casa era pequena V dc
POGO valor, a causa de habcrle csta-
DO hacienda algunas repara-
clones no la habfa alquilado todavia
por consiguiente estaba vacfa. lo
supongo cue este lncendio ha sitlo
obra de algGn desoeupado que Sc
introdujo en- ella Y prenderia algdn
cigarrillo o cualquier otra eOsa por
el estilo V eogi6 fuego la casa. No
tengo sospeeha en- nadie. debo hacer
constar que un polieia muy grueso
cuvo nombre no 10 se.v que estaba
de servicio en- esta dcmarcaeion ira
baj6 heroicamente, Y debldo a sus
esfuerzos oportunOs Sc dcbe TN gran
parte que todas aqucllas easas (Se-
halandome para el sitio donde Sc
quem6 la casal pues cuandO nega-
ron lor bonberos va estaba Ia empall-
zada derribada J entonces Sc pudo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
Tulio Maisonet here
en- Puerta de TERRA
a Bernabe Nunez.
Ram n Gonzalez sufre le-
stones al arrojarse de un
caro- electrico.
Explosion de un cohete en- Ahas
co causandO heridas a dos
nilOS.

La information del cuartel gene
raj de la policia aver fue como slgue
Novedades ocurridas durantc las
ultimas "A horas en- el distrlto, P. |
de San Juan.
Puesto de San Juan:-Por mfr
Ord. mplcs. 9, por turbar la paz l..
por acotto y aggression 2, por abuse
de confianza l, por lnfr. reglamen-
to de puertos /.
Puestos de Ceboruco y Santurcc
sin novedad. Puesto de Puerta dc
Tiersra sin novedad.
Anoche a las $50 en- la parada s.
el individuo Julio Maisonet hirio con
un machete a Bernabe Nunez, In
firiendole una herida incisa en- el pa
rietal izquierdo de dos centfmetros
otra sobre cl hombro lzqulerdo de
cinco centimetros, otra sobre cl me
tafoleo superior de la mano izquier-
da, otra incisa profunda en- la parte
palmaria de la mano izquierda, y
dos con desprendimiento de tejidos
en- los dedos indico, anular y medic
de la misma mano, todos los pronos-
tico reservado.
III principal motive de este hecho
fuc el haber intervenido el Nuhez
en- una question de palabras que tc-
nian el referido Maisonet y su mujel
con el individuo Ramon MARTINEZ.
El hccho fue denunciado ante Ia
cortc municipal, habicndo salido
sentenciados cl Maisonet q cuatro
meses de carcel, y Ramon MARTINEZ
Brnabe Nuhez y Natividad del Va
lie Qa mujer) 4 Is dias de carcel ca
da uno.
En- la tarde de aver como a las {
p. m. en- la calle de Tetuan, al IL ca
minando el CAIRO eltctrico % guiadc
por el motorista 30, Sc tiro del mismc
el individuo Ramon Gonzalez, ca
yendo al suclo y recibiendo un golpc
en- la meiilla derccha. Fue curado en-
la sala dc socorro, resultando casual
cl hccho.
Hoy d las 3. 80. a. m. fu6 arrcstado
el individuo Jesus Apontc, (a)
"PARACAIDAS" por haber forma-
do un fucrte eseandalo en- la Gale
Tamarindo, precisando la policia
V dirijiendo insultos contra todo cl
que 4 & sc acercaba. Fue denuncado
ante la Corte Municipal, sosteniendo
lc a la pcna dc 80 di las de carccl.
Notas de Ia iSia. Ahasco Sep IS.
En- el dia de hoy ha sido encontrado
cl cadavcr del carretero Juan Ro-
driguez, de la central "Altagracia' !,
ahogado en- el rio.
Cabo-Rojo. Sep. 29.-Anochc un
cohete que fu6 lanzado desde cl
ayuntamicnto, debido q la cclebra-
cion de un bailc; no hizo explosion
habiendolc cojido el niho Williams
Rosa en- union de la nina Arman-
ola Cardosa, quicnes Sc pusieron il
cncendcrlo con fosforos. eXplotando
c hiricndo d ambos nihos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02
Cortesia del prssidente.
Invitacion para el bale de ma.
mana en- ri Casino.

III pr,~ilcnfc III Casino E-paiinI
dc c-ia cI,.,I.st. la tenido Ia eortssiia
de invitagno- para cl gran bale IL
sociedad QUE 81 h"nOr del Club dc
damas ,.c >au Jusn, SO llcyari 4
4 efecto IL q rtDch de mahana IN
aqucIlo> ,aIUne- > han hecho PR
parativos lrs.a Il rneior rcsuliato
de csta fiesta la que promote re>ul-
tar e-splsn'i.s..s-
EstImama- Ia ~ NEON del prsSi-
denic del l,r,-s -s'.' ecntro LIDO =.
Antonio .livag'-Z Naya.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02

dor del Refugio es salvar ' dirigir
haela la vida de la honradcz Y del
trabaio los niilos de costumbrrs CO.
rrompldas o que sc hallen en- peI;grO
inminentc de malearse, por aIsolu-
ia earcneia o abandOno dc padres V
parientes.
Despues que maya organizado de-
flnitlvamente sus servieios. RI Re-
fuglo dispondra una secci6n especial
para acoger nihos de dificil oorrecci-
on que hayan sido expulsasl0s por
este motive de las escuelas pibIicas.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 30 de Sep
tiembre 1909.
Manuel Fernandez Juncos-
hesidentc.
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Conocidos artistas to-
maran parte en- este &C
to de cultura patria.
tlustradas damas de nues-
ira sociedad cantaran ex
celentes obras maestras.
Fl programa ha sido exquisita-
mente seleccionado, pudiendo
asegGrarse unexitO al esfner-
20 de sus organizadores.

81 siguiente programa es el de la
velada artistico-iteraria que tend IA
lugar hoy sabado 2 de octubre,a a las
81 de la noche en- el Ateneo con la
cooperation de la distiguida S.
Manrique de Freerdich y sus inteli-
gentes discipulas. Tambien tomara
parte ell conocido pianista compo-
sltor, Sr. Gonzalo Nunez y otros dis
tinguidos artistas.
No. 1.--Overtura. Bailable de
Yoconda, por el octeto Tizol. Aper
tura del acto, por el presidente del
No. 2.-Cuarteto de cuerdas (Nu-
hez) Allegro: Tema con variaciones.
Final.
Ejecutado por el Sr. Julian An
dino, ,Srta. Luisa Lecompte. Mon
sieur Franz Rooms y don Sergio Lc-
compte.
No. 3.-vORREI-(Romanza)
de (TostD por la Sta. Encarnita Ces
tero Mangual, acompahada por la
Sra. Manrique de Frerdich.
No. 4.-sonata Appassionata ".
Beethoren) .allegroassai: andantecom
motto. Allegro ma non troppo. Eje-
cutada al piano por el Sr. G. Nuhez.
No. 5.-Penso-( (Romanza) (TostD
por la Sta. Juana Carreras.
No6.-Aria de las joyas (de la opc
ra Fausto) (GounoD por la Sta. Mer
cedes Manrique.
No 7.-Romanza de Bohemia,
Puccini). por la Sta. Haydee Ma
rim.
No 8.-Duo del Domino azul"
(Arrieta) por las Stas. Encarnita y
Teresina Cestero Mangual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02

salvar las dcmas casas, con Ia ayJIcia
del benemerito cuerpo dc bonbcros-
Hasta aqui 10 que nos rclata el
dneho de la propiedad inoendiada-
Este ST. e. comercianic Y tienc III
establecimiento en- la esquina DON
de sueedi6 el fuego, que e. Gale Tri-
coche esQuina Salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-02

Bate esiari Z "a IalD para lIeyar
feliz terrlir.y ,.ieh4 5bra.
Jun EGss.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-03
Supreme Court, to Whose De.
cisiion All Must Bow, Body
Of Able and Venera-
BILE Jurists.
By JAMES A. EDGERTON.


HE ueaIl OF Justice Rufus w.
Peckham of the United States
VI supreme court and the pro-
longed illness of Justice Will
liam 81. Moody Indicate that President
Taft will have to appoint at least one
member of that tribunal and may have
to appoint more even if he cannot en-
JOY his lifelong ambition of being
supreme justice himself 1t may even
be that before his term ends he may
name majority of the court. since
Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Har-
Ian and Brewer have already passed
the age limit and Justice Holmes will
do so in 1911. The law provides that
at the age of seventy supreme court
justice may retire on full pay provid-
ed he has served ten years. Fuller
and Harlan are each seventy-six, the
chief justice having been in Office
twenty-one years and the senior asso-
ciate justice thirtytwo years. AS for
Brewer, he is seventy-two and has
been on the supreme bench twenty
years. Thus all three are eligible for
retirement Holmes will not be sew
enty until March 8, 1911, and will not
have served ten years until Dec 8,
1912, but as both these dates come
within President Taft's term there will
be four possible retirements, which,
with the successor of Justice Peckham,
constitutes majority of the court.
This is on the theory that Justice
Moody RECEIVERS and that there is no
death in the court before March 4,
1913. At that time Fuller and Har-
Ian will be in the neighborhood of
eighty, Brewer seventy-six, Holmes
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seventy-two, McIzenna nearly seventy.
White sixty eight. Day sixty-four and
Moody sixty. OF course the mere fact
that four of the justices will be eligi-
BILE to retire on full pay is no indica
ton that they will do so. Indeed, the
probability is that they will not. The
only reason that supreme justices
usually retire is ill health Of the six
ty-two that have been members of the
court since its inception only seven
teen have retired and thirty-fve have
died in Office Many Of these were
over seventy when they left the bench.
Chief Justice fancy was eighty-seven,
Justice Gabriel Duval was eighty-four,
John Marshall eighty and Justice Sam
uel Nelson eighty The old saw about
OMccholders that few die and none re-
sign is not absolutely true of the SUI
preme court justices, but nearly so.
They are not the kind Of men who are
willing to draw salary without work
ing for it, nor are they the sort that
willingly relinquish power until death.
disease or feebleness break their hold.
Power Of Our Highest Court.
And they have power of an actual.
substantial kind. They can nullify
the acts Of congress and hold rein.
on the president himself. They car
veto the statutes of any state or the
ordinances of any city. They can reg.
ulate the findings of courts and pass
upon their findings. from the federal
circuit to the justice Of the peace. Nc
official is independent of them, aad
no individual is beyond their reach.
True, this almost appalling power is
not arbitrary. II is bounded by the
constitution, by law and by precedent.
But within these limits there is still a
wide scope of choice. No king or en-
peror has arbitrary power. but is
hedged about in a thousand ways.
1t has been said that the United
States supreme court is the most pow
erful body on earth. That probably is
not true, as the British heuseof COM
mons perhaps SURPRISES it. The com
mons is a body OF over GOO members.
however; cur supreme court Of nine
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-03
Order for Hearing Application for Appoint
ment of Administrator

s1a aoHn az M or sNdS8: IS.
J In Probate Court,
! Special Term, October 30, 1909 s~y
In the matter of the estate of Narv4
LeSSmann, deceased.
On receiving aud filing the petition of
Paul b. GutkneCht Of the County of Brown
representing among other things, that
Mary Lessmann, late of the County of
Brown in the State OF Minnesota. on the
4th day of October, A. D. 1909 at the
County of Brown died intestate, and being
an lnhabitant of this County at the time
OF her death, leaving goods, chatteIs and
estate within this County, and that the
said petitioner is son of said de
ceased, and praying that administration
OF said estate be to Paul b. Gutknecht
granted:
It is ordered, that said petition be heard
before said Court, on Friday the 18th day
of November A. D. 1909. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
at the Probate Office IN the Court House.
IN New Ulrn in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof he
gwen to the heirs of said deceased, and to
~ persons interested, by publishing
TINS order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the New Ulu1 Review, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at New
Jim, in said County.
Dated at New Ulnl, this 3Oth day of DC
tOber "A. u. 1909.
BY the Court,
GEO. Ross,
44-4b lSeall Judge of Probate.
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In Bankruptcy.

In the United States District Court tor the
District of Minnesota-Second Division
In the matter of Charles l. Petrehn. Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of CharlesI. Petrehn, of the
village of Evan, Brown county, in said District,
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that the said Charles
D. 1909, duly adjudged bankrupt; and that
the first meeting of his creditors will be held
at at the office Of the undersigned, Nc. 2O2 Odd
Fellows building, in the city of Mankato,
county OF Blue Earth and State of Minnesota
at 10 clock a. M, November %, A. D. 1863, at,
which time and place said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated at Mankato, Minnesota, October 26,
1909. JEAN A. FLITTIE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
w. &. WERRING, Atty for the
Bankrupt Morgan, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-03
Order to Examine accounts. Etc.


County 9y Of BroWn In Probate Court.
Special Term, October 18th, 1909.
In the matter of the estate of Wenzel Mages
deceased.
q On reading and fling the petition of Barbara
Mages, executrix of the estate of WenzeL
Mages. deceased, representing among other
things, that she has fully administered said
estate, aud praying that time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the final ac-
count of her administration and for the as
signment Of the residue Of said estate to the
parties entitled thereto by law;
It is ordered, that said account be examined
and petition heard by this Court, on Monday.
O'Clock A. ~. at the Probate Office in the city Of
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publish
ipg copy OF this order once in each week for
three successive weeks. prior to said day of
hearing in the New plm News. a weekly news
paper, printed and published at New Ulm. in
said county.
ID Dated New Ulm, Mimi, October 18th, A. D.
By the Court GEORGE Ross. g
lSeall Judge of Probatesfi