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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

Al Kline led the West End five with a
high mark OF 246 and an average Of 2O9.
Big Bill Aiken was not far behind. how
average POSI-. Eddie Barkhorn had a big
mark of 232.
The West Ends got into third place in
the Suburban League race, as a result of
their victory. They are four games behind
the leading Bay Views.
There was some consolation for Roseville
Athletic Leaguers when thew got two games
out of three on the Columbia Clubs alleys
In Hoboken last night. They did not pin
In sensational style, but the work was
good, especially that done by Meyer and
Van Ness.
It's practically sure that New York Is
going to annex the National Interstate
League title this season. The Manhattan
night on the New Brunswick drives.
That was no mean feat that the Newark
Elks turned last night when they secured
three games on their Paterson brothers
alleys. Billy Weingarth was very much in
evidence during the session.
A house tournament at the Northern Re-
publican Club will be started some time
Ray N~aughwright, of the Bell Club, and
also a member of the oxford B five, is hit
ting the pins In the Oxford tournament for
keeps.
The Prudential tournament, which was
scheduled to get under way after the holt
day recess at the Tuxedo alleys yesterday
AFTERNOON, Will not start again until Mon
day.
William Potter is the champion of the
Crescent f. c. five.
Harry Ogden, of the Prudential tourna-
ment, is coming to be quite an expert at
billiards. Harry is already a good bowler
and is captain of one of the teams in the
"Pru' tourney.
1--WE klinek, one Of the regular billiard
quite a duck-pin bowler. of late.
Johnny McGreevy, of the Mineralite five.
says that he is going to win one of those
fobs offered for a score of no in THE EVE
MING STAR head-pin tournament. John
has won three prizes at head-pin Shoot
ing In one year.
Plat Adams, who performed in the Olym-
pc games in England last July, is doing
gpod work with the New York A. G. team
IN the Athletic League.
Jimmy Kearney has been discovered.
James is said to be a full-fiedged reporter.
working. on one of the big dailies in the
metropolis.
If you want to get a seat at the Tuxedo
alleys tomorrow night to see the Smith
Weingarth I4atch in the Greater New York
and intercity individual tournament, you
had better be on hand early.
Andrew Graef, of the Nationals, is hit |
ting the pins in great style this season. He
is second in the individual average race i'm
the New Jersey National, Oxford and Rab-
e~nstein tournaments. ;
A change in the lineup of the All Right
quintet has been made. Hobbs, who lead
off, has been placed at anchor, and Gene
Rue has been switched from anchor to the
first position.
Who said that jack Whatton, of the Tux-
edo alleys, was going fishing tomorrow?
Billy Weingarth9 will celebrate the twen-
tieth anniversary of his entrunce into the
bowling game TOMORROW.
Freddie SteineE a w~ell-knowu local
bowier, is III grea tt4demand this season, roll
ing ID no less tfhn six different tourna-
meits. 10y 40 you keep track Of your
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

Al Kline led the West End five with a
high mark of 246 and an average Of 209.
Big Bill Ajtken was not far behind, how
ever. for his best tally was 222. and his
average POSI-. Eddie Barkhorn had a big
mark of 232.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

The West Ends got into third place in
the Suburban League race, as a result of
their victory. They are four games behind
the leading Bay Views.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

There was some consolation for Roseville
Athletic Leaguers when they got two games
out of three on the Columbia Clubs alleys
In Hoboken last night. They did not pin
In sensational style, but the work was
good. especially that done by Meyer and
Van Ness.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

It's practically sure that New York is
going to annex the National Interstate
League title this season. The Manhattan
night on the New Brunswick drives.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-05

That was no mean feat that the Newark
Elks turned last night when they secured
three games on their Paterson brothers
alleys. Billy Weingarth was very much in
evidence during the session., =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
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Weilte Der 2otaltnIpettor.
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Gtottert. NIT banger Witen.:
Bon benz 8aume Ihneipet INNER
Der Serr lebrer iene 9srten,
Die er brduft. uns al perbauen.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

Sic piernol Geifieocne: Bon Cir.
8uitop. werOe i) mid mobI ME ihei.
ben Iniien oenn iett femme i) ia ale
uGgIihen Nrten Der Sod5eit5reiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

ntGbden: oGS mar bod better, rpen1
gn0oige 6rntt 5tueimol fIingeln mir.
SEN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

q il Of. - Wa6ame:....
alio, ipenl, i6 einnal flinsle, font.
sic. @nno'" Dos reue 2ienits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

Sonte: ,aber Olga. tparum
neinIt Ou 6enn 10 %iGmmerlid?"
Olga: ,Womo loete mir eben. BOG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

bort in Der gde rein MAIDEN. Scan,
riiden Sic nal Die Stuoenten etpas
beiIeitel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

it UNI II ubr 0afts sur Welt fan,
= uno ba ba6' i'd bod nur eire
Stunbe Geburtstae,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

YaHc sur @siie ms guslano be.
iurgt 6. Haipe, Nr. 413, Sit.Saiti.
mpreiraRe. fnhe Gnitnm Spnis Ap'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

SirIf unO Sducn 81. eridgei1,
Siinfte Wr. YroDn 81 mcnlg;
2ieber mont' er oil Den 8ragen
ginem eOlen @iiltenfonig.
Huf oes @lutiono$ Gegionen
Shleppt' or lein crprobt @emaffen
LIN permtt:elit blazer @obnen
Cine Sbronpafallj 3u idlaIfel,.
Seine SdgernIgen Ip1btert
@liibtcn id)ier olS iuie i'm 6ieber;
God Die aelben WaieItdten
Wieoen merflid) ieih 8oliber.
Sord) - ba tont Elm 81ulrren Ieiie
(9lus oes MagerS lecrer 3ldulc),
Intern sehnten Vreitentrciie
Sielt SoBn @ropn Die Gr!ibitiidpanie.
Gines Tclsblofs fnraer Gd)otten
aiihlte ieiten Sdqerfumner;
G6Itlid) n~lunoeten Dem Watten
Hotipon. aapiur rni6 Summer.
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Gr eii Gerlld,en fricblif otte,
SoGte auf Dem Telleniofel
Shon ser 600. Der arimunbetatte:
.glcnber Tremofina, fri in Trieben,
Storrn mil i'd nid,t oein aoren;
I6er nin1n;er ioa bieniehen
Gid bcid)iuereil - oo3 Ser6oien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
Sic rettenbe Torbe.

Hihter: Isle baben pie &lGgerin Elm
l@rautbier" Senonnt; mas melnten
sic bamit?"
4ngetlaeter: n9err Rid)ter, oas loaz
r better nidbts beiben ulS: Dmein
RGuShen"!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

Sn Der Stu6entenfneip
= Wirtb Worgens unt iehs ubr
6ousfned,tl Sos 1dbher win
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

Sc 6riehitid8bauic, 0err @nn5lci.
roth, is ooh 0ne id,ene Ginridtllng -
"a is man oodl p~enigitenS 1mol be.
idlGitiQt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
GinetiinTI d 5amilie.

,gGas mdht benn eisentlih bic
Gamilie Wi1er9"
,Sie fhreibt gebi4ts, bic ME.
manb leien mill; 2o4ter malt 8ilo.r,
bic niemano taufsn min; Der Sobn
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fiibren min. unb er iGreibt We9iel. bic
niemanb bistoniiren piG."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
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benz Gepp,
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ma 5'fhleht."
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mir is q reht
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limb g gibt Ia ia Jruhtl 10 gana ohns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

Iuf benz GIitebatf.
User mag MIR iener 9err in benz
sGnaliG unmpbernen @n5u9c Iein2"
rDas III Der Hatb aus benz Mi'
niltsrium oes Snnern."
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olerpinsS ui9t 5u ieinem Heliort."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
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Mabame lam Wsibnadtsdbenb ,un
DienItmdb4sn): .Ils Weibndd. ;se.
ft.n iries.n gle in oi.Iem Sabr 'ehn
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
on be sIzteenth Bal q AagusI.

ward On the sixteenth day Of August,
A. y. 1909.
section s. The qualified electors Of sad
town u Lenroot shall. at such town meet
ing held as provided In section 4 OF thif
ACT. in the manner provided By law, elect
town 0Acers for the said town Of Le1root
and for the purpose Of such election the
qualified electors Of said town Of Lenroot.
shall, between the hours OF nine and eleven
O'Clock IN the forenoon, Of said day. enooss
three Of their number 20 aet IS inspectors
q said election, and such inspectors shall,
before entering upon their respective du-
ties. seFerally take and subscribe their usual
oath 9f Office and nle the same with their
reports. and such Inspectors shall respec-
lively canvass and return the votes cast at
such election. ~ ell respects, as provided By
law for inspectors at annual town meet
hgs. A town clerk and also all necessary
tlerAs of election shall be appointed ~ said
inspectors. or q majority thereof. 70 assist
sad inspectors In conducting q returning
the votes cast at such election.
Section O.. When said town meeting shal
have been held as herein provided. and the
town officers required BY law are duly elected
root shall be Seemed TO be and shall De
duly organized. and shall be subject 70 all
the liabilities Of other towns IN the state
Of Wisconsin and after said hrst town meet
ing all annual town meetings shall PC held
on the dap provided By law for the holding
Of town meetings in Other towns IN the
Section Z. a notice Of said arst meeting
shall be given by the posting Of a cory q
this act IN At least i've public places in said
new town Of Lenroot, az least ten days ne
lore the time Of holding said hrst town
meeting by any duly qualified eleetor Of said
new town. VIC Stall make q proper afi-
dayit Of such posting and Gle the same on
the day Of said FIRST town meeting with the
inspectors chosen At said drst town meet
ing to conduct the same.
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be II force from and after its passage and
Approved June Is. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Is6 Published June II. 1903
CHAPTER 424 laws or iana-

An ACT 70 amend section 1878 OF the
Ftstutes reisting 70 drainage districts
TIE people y the State CT Wisconsin, repre-
scented Ia Senate and Assembly. do enact
IS rHloEs
Section / Sastion 137a-23 Of the stat
ntes 70 amended 10 read Section 1874
> J. Assessments FOR keeping ans drain.
ditch, leFee. OF other work Ia repair under
these provisions shall be due and parable
O. tbs arst Tuesday of September anu
Sly. Commissioners having charge of auv
completed drain. ditch. tevee cr other uorf
ehal between the 18th day o. Ney
sra the hrst DAY % June IN each rear. fs
VITA tne clerk q the coarr having turiSdic.
ton o. such drainage district q report IN
watch they shan specify Ia detail. the labor
ne~sAry to the preservation and prJtee.
ton ~ the work under their control. ne
pteces who're repairs are gpaelallF Deeaad-
the estimated cost % Fuch repairs. ard -
tam % b Assessed against each traCt. lof.
easement or corporation % pay al reces.
farf repairs No notice q the Slim Of
such report shan D. necessary. Al Such
assessments shaii be apportieaed on tha
sums q al the asssaznsnrs ~
sere1ts cennrGet ~ the court and tsan In
force such aunrai report rhaU -
beard ~ TIE plrt o. ths fast T1srIar AZ
@11e az 2Eh ysa< al 10 > . : rrsg51sn7
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No. 0Ss. Al Published June II. 1902
CHAPTER ais LAWS OF 1909.

1
AN ACT 70 amend section e42c and sub
section ) Of section 943 OF the statutes,
relating 70 the ~refunding OF debts lack
ing the constitutional levy.
The people q the state Of wisconsin, repre-
senEed IN Senate and Assembly, do enact
a. follows
Section /. Section GAZE and subsection 8
Of section GAS OF the statutes are amended
to read Section 942c. Whenever any
county, town, city. village or school district
has heretofore contracted or may hereafter
contract any general Indebtedness. within
the provisions Of section 3, article IL Of
the constitution. and within the I'VE per
cent. limitation or any general Indebtedness
contracted by any such county. town. city
o. village or school district prior 70 the
amendment 70 section 8, article II OF the
constitution adopted November 3. 1874,
other than for special street, sewer or har-
Dor improvements. and has Inadvertently
failed TO provide or has not sufficiently pro-
vtded for the collection OF a direct annual
tax. SUFFICIENT 20 pay such Indebtedness,
principal AMI Interest. or may hereafter 50
fail, but such municipality has received or
shall receive the consideration Of such In
d~ebtednesss and the same has been or shall
be applied 20 It's use aud benefit, Il may re-
fund any such Indebtedness. or such portion
thereof as may remain unpaid, BY the Issue
OF new evidences thereof, at the same or 4
less rate Of interest. and exchange the same
for evidences for such former Indebtedness (;
or may lesue negotiable bonds therefor AZ
the samc Or a smaller rate Of interest. run
ming not to exceed twenty years, and may
substitute said bonds FOR said indebtedness.
or sell The 5sonds and Ray the same
apply . the Issuing Of bonds for tie fund
iaS Or refunding o. existing indebtedness or
liability under > sections e2S-1B3,
926--l1 and Gaze OF the statutes.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be 10 force from and after Its passage Aad
Approved June Is. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
No efS 81 Published June IT, 1900.
CHAPTER ala. LAWS or leOe.

CHAPTER Ala, LAWS OF 1909.
An ACT to amend section 20is OF the stat
somnlssioser a sanEins 81 re govsrsor.
his powers, daty. and salary, and b ap-
pointment of y deputy.
he people q the state Of wisconsin. repre-
sented IN Senate and Assembly, 10 enact
Section / Section 0 Of the statutes
Is amsn5sd e ssas section 2ol0 ne
b the governor, ~ ana With the advice
and consent o. the senate. and shah hold
his Office tor the term q Eve years AID un-
~ his snscessor shall have been appointed
and qoaildej unirss sooner removed b the
governor. for COED cause. and BY and with
he consent q 9 majority q the members q
the senate. The commiSs s0ner q banking
mAy appoint q deputy. ana revoke such ap-
pofotueut 81 pleasure provided that NO
person shall Be eligible for the oance u com
missioner ef banking. or deputy. without
Htst having had az ieesf three years actual
practical experience IA the general bEUkinE
tssiness OF served for q IKE per.oc In The
tsrking department q this o. some other
such deputy shsa possess an powers and
perform the desies sttarhed % ne oIca q
tAe commissioner % eankine duriux q Va
faacv iu snch otice aud during he acsence
% Inability u hie principal
TIE commissioner q banking nay also
supiey trom tine 20 time. such examiners
fne fNn. to assist hlm ard his deputy lu the
Z sthefee 20 tae several Duties Imposed
upca hm BY ats eet As be soAA Tad nscsa
sars
The salary a. the commissioned o. hank
frn shall he = foIr thousand collars
per urem The salary e The deputy shah
s. two thaGeNa1 cellars PCT eauuu the SAL
srV ~ sNch exsuirFvs shall BE- et4ataen
hundred daf'srS rer anuHut and rhe Naiary
81 S1eh rlerts ss uar - employed s1sA -
a. tha rate PER ANU - TIE cow missioner
So h4utiaz shal decide. uQN, however. 20
errtei hfsefn hurQroi dollars tor cue H1G
twsiEs hrrtcfd dollars for the aLEr pro-
vkled tNat uhararcr Be- NAY become ascs
sa-r ffr che commissioner pf e4nElng 20
take ehaaxe u any eAak u a~ccor1Alca vita
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
40 mAPrnR So di. AMs ' ooPs iiaoaa's Os

CHAPTER ais, LAWS OF 1908.
AN ACT to detaeh certain territory from
the town Of Hayward In Sawyer county
and 70 create the town. q Lenroot.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin. repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly. do enact
Section i All that part ana portion Of
county, state Of Wisconsin. described as
follows, to-vt The north Cnehaif Of
township numbered fortY-one north, also
the entire township numbered ~forsy-two
north. ali OF range numbered eight west,
cls0 the north cue-half OF township mum
bered f0rty-une north. except section nun,
herei nftesu. and also the entire township
numbered forty-tNp north. al o. range nun
terrd nlDe vest. u the county or sawyer,
state q Wisconsin, IS detached from the
aforesaid. and - created and organized a.
a separate town. 70 Be known and de-
slgaatcd IS the town ef Lfnroof-
Secfioa , The assets and liabilities Of
the iowa q Hayward existing al TIE time
this act shall 80 into effect shall be appor-
toned 10 the town 81 Harvard and 10 the
town Of LqnrCct hereby Greater out Of the
territory detached from tie said town ~
hayward according 20 the provisions ~ Sec
tl0n GT1 q the sfafutrs and fhe liabilities
y any 50 apportionet and ths credits or
according 70 said seettea So O. the stat.
ufeE
Ter. A. n 1910. 81 two o'ciock in tie after.
naar. fhe tauns iparis 81 che towns ~
Hayward and iAnrpot slall n1eee az phtnra
chroi house 70 the tsEu 81 Harvard ard
shall. pursuant % TIE preceding section. d.
termlue WAIST nerrou 81 tAe indehtsarrss
legally Incurred 81 tee eli town az Har-
vara shall b. charratle 70 me rev town
ef lenract and shall also determine phat
portion e TIE credits q To- tsao 81 Hev.
ward TIE new teWn - Le1root shall -
entitled 70 A copy ef suca ap-p9rrtoautr
shall - nled WIKI the clerks n tba t9.r.
u Harvard AMI Learart
Section A. The guatt1ed e eeaar4 81 fha
teEn - Learo1t herc1y ereate5 shall nee
a. kAl2ps scaool aoaAe ~ TIE lEn q Hay-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

AN ACT to create section 4GOig Of the stat
utss, 70 protect aud promote the public
Health. 20 prevent fraud and deception IA
the sale u articles Of food, and providing
TIE people of the state OF Wisconsin. repre-.
secuted "a Senate aud Assembly, DO enact
a. follows
section /. There is added to the statutes
o uew section % read section 4601g. ft
shall he unlawful 20 sell. offer or expose
Tor sale or have In possession with intent
20 sell for use Or consumption IN this state,
any Hour that has been artihcially bleached.
IL shall be unlawful TO sell. offer or ex-
pose Tor sale or have in possession with In
tent 20 sell Tor use or consumption in this
state. any article Of food as defined tn sec
added hepzpic acid or beuz0htee provided
that shen IN the preparation Of food
products for shipment they are preserved
~ any external application Of benzoic acid
or beuEuatee Ia a. Oh "a manner that the
preserYatiye IL necessarily removed mechan.
lcRily. Or By maceration IN water, Or other
wise. and directions for the removal OF said
preseryntive shall be printed on the cover.
Ing or the package. the provisions OF this
act shall b. construed ~ applying only
when said products are ready for consump
ti0n.
ANY person who, By himself. his servant
or agent. or ~ the servant or agent Of any
other person. or as the servant or agent or
any nrm or corporation. shall violate any
oi the provisions Of this act shall upon
canvicttan thereof be punished By q hne Of
not less than twenty i've dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars or By lmprlson-
ment Ia the county jail not less han thirty
days nor more than sixty days.
section 2 This act shall take effect and
te IN force from and after January arst
one thousand nine hundred and ten,
Approved June 10. 1909.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
~. csaa w ad9l I1. ~ l oars e 200.

80 w IUU1a
An ACT 70 amend section $50 ~ the stat.
ureAs relafinG 70 the time Tor nreseufiue
claims against estates q deceased Per
The people Of the State Of wIseonstn ..nr,.
seated u Senate aud Assembly. DO enact
sectisn j. section sszo - 49,
Is amended 10 read Section eS40 Al
the time ~ granting lettcrs testanentary
q q aluinistrauon, or At any time there
stiez we County court by order. shah tx
than ore year thereafter. a. Tie rlrrun-
STAGES q the case mas REQUIRE. within
Which creditors shali Present theIr claims
cause shown and upon such notice 10 the
executor or administrator or cffer nqrfiea
p Interest as the court may direct and On
than sixty days after the expiration of the
time p1ed ~ afore9aid, such tine rlay be
s1tenasa' bPt NOT Deyond TIVE years from
tx also by sad order a time after the
presentation OF claims for the examination
and eaiusinent q ans claims pressnted
order that an claims for necegsary Funeral
eLpenges. for the expenses Of he last sick.
mss q " aeeeesn. ana Tor debts having
Statea, which shall have been pres@nred
Wifhin sixty days affcf the date D. such
order VIII De examined and adjusted az the
feiiowlng the expiration Of the SAID period
o. sixty days. Upon the examination and
tiioMaace OF autn cIhims the court shall
forthwith order the executor or adminls-
TRAITOR % pay such claims. provided there
are sufficient funds N hand to warrant such
order, II the executor or adniniefFator
shall not have sufficient funds In hls hnnds
20 pay eli such claims in full. they shall be-
paid In the order and Manner provided In
section 3s52 ~ the statutes.
2. Notice OF the times within which cred
itors may present their claims and of the
times when the same viii BE- xamined and
adjusted b. tie court shall Be given by
publication as provided Ia section 1850 for
four consecutive weeks. or In such other
manner as tie court may direct. the frst
publication 10 be made within fifteen days
o. the date OF said order. At the tines 20
fixed for examining and adjusting claims
the court may, II necessary. adjourn the
hearing % such other lime and from time
TO tine thereafter as may be convenient
completed.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage and
publication
Approved June 10. 1909.