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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
HUMoR OF MEDICAL STUDENT
Dutch Physician Relates Pathetic h. eldent of His Days in College
 at Amsterdam.

Dr. FTedeTik Van Eeden. the Dutch physician aud author. can never lose sight of tho injustice Of fate that sub Iects the poor to tortures from which the rich are exempt He tells the fol lowing bitter little anecdote which oc- cured during his student days in Am steTdam
 Once poor man was brought in affected with q very strange and rare disease oi tLe spine that caused him. by involGnia-y spasms of the legs. to jump and to continue hopping when he tried 10 stand on his legs. one professor wanted to show this to his students and he requested the pa tient to stand on his feet The poor man lookeG at the crowd around and said with a pathetic. ln1loring look:
 If the gentlemen will please not isugh." The professor promised they would be serious.
 And yet. when the man began to hop the gentlemen roared. And felt the tears coming 10 my eyes and my fists cicse in my pockets.-The Worlds Wcrk.
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OLD COCHISE HE
 FIGURES THIS MORNING
(Conllnned from nage 9.l

Wheeler i5.
 For supreme judge. Cunningham A. Franklin 4s. Pattee 23. Ross fl and Rouse 23.
 For representative Tlall led with si. Craig @, Dolan 4l. Duncan 37. Rradner 35. Keiton 8 and Cnrry B.
 At a. m.. the senatorial Vote as counted in Lowell was Ashurst 2s. Ives F, Ling !. o'Neih IT. Pickett < and Smith 1T.
 For congress. Cobb IA. Hayden 20. and WinsOr II.
 For governor. Hughes II. Hunt 24. Weedin 14
 Roberts and Sims were leading for state senate and Curry for inc IS sembly.
 For sheriH Mcdonald H,as ahead with 25, Bolin had IA and Wheeler l2.
 The third ward was completed a little before 2:30 on the democratic count except fer four votes which had been deposited in the republican box by error. The vote oi Hickey for supervisor was q feature of the re- turns, he polling 1GS votes. Sutter also ran strong, polling l03 votes. and defeating Lockwood by 56 and Eng fish by 14.
 The vote for senate was Ashsurst SS. Ives 54. Ling 6j. O'Nelll 42. Pickett 90 and Smith S4.
 For congress: Cobb @. Hayden 4G. Winsor IT.
 For governor: Hughes IS, Hunt 100. Weedln g7.
 Bolin carried the ward for sher- if. 93. Mcdonald 72, Wheeler 8.
 They were still counting s the first ward at 3:30 Mark Smith led for the senate with 5G. Ling next with 50. and Ashurst 47.
 Cobb led for congress, g, Hayden 27. Winsor 4s
 Fer severn if, Hunt Jed weeiin by II votes.
 In this ward Wheeler was running better than in the other two and had S7 votes. Bolin had 70 and Me Donald was low with %.
 Sntter was maintaining a comfort able lead for superior judge.
 Complete returns from fourteen Cochise county precincts in the re- publican primary for governor give Wells IF and Young l0l.
 Other complete returns from this county are twenty precincts. For governor: Hughes ll9, Hunt 43S. Weedin 22l.
 For congress: Twenty precincts complete. Cobb 357. Hayden 2e3. Win sor 8.
 For senator, again. their are tive ty precincts complete: Ashurs 436. Ives 320. Ling 227. O'Neill 225, Pick. ett 264, Smith 42S.
 Nineteen precincts for superior judge have Sutter apparently elected with 394 votes, Lockwood 36S and English 194.
 Callaghan for state auditor has run away ahead of Thum in f9 precincts with a total of 6G3 to 267.
 For sheriff twenty precincts com pete assure Wheeler of election. the vote in those precincts being Wheeler 465, Mcdonald 334. and Bolin 235.
 For state senator Roberts has a long lead with Sims second and Me. l GTesor falling behind. Cole appears to lead the ticket for corporation commissioner in this l county.
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1 1&gSNeNnss N Ssat.
TALES oF THE TELEPHONE
It's Exploitation lr England Seemed impossible Until Queen Victoria
 Became interested.

The United States has eight tele- phones for every hundred of popula- tion, while no other country has half as many Following the establish ment on a solid basis of the American telephone system work for European exploitation was early begun. The re sults were hardly encouraging.
 Five-eignth5 of the British rights were purchased for $500 by a Provi- dence man, says the National Maga- zine. After working in London four months he could not fnd any one who would put shilling in the telephone.
 An English review said of it: The telephone is little better than a toy. It amuses the English. but Is inferior to the well established system of alr tubes"
 The victory was won at last by Kate Field. who sang Kathleen Ma vourneen' over the telephone to Queen Victoria. The queen was de- lighted, asked Bell If she might buy two telephones, and it was not long before sll England was interested An exchange with ten wires was opened in London, and in April, 1879, Theo- dore Vail sent an order 10 the factory in Boston in his teTse, characteristic way: Please make 100 hand tele- phones for export trade as early as possible"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
INJuKY TO INSULT

Postmaster General Hitchcock sIsaking in favor of a parcels post, sad i.e ctnes das in WashfEs'oE
 Eve other civilized c01ltfy in the world has a parcels post. and sends for nine or ten cents packages that would cost us a dollar to send
 'But our people, when they demand a parcels pest. get very much the sreatTnent Of Reverdy Scarlett's wife
 "T caught that Reyerdy O mine kissin' Mamie Green last night said Mrs. Scarlet to a friend.
 Get cut! ye didntl cried the friend What did he say2'
 He didn't say nothin', said Mrs. Scarlett, meekIy. He jest gimme this black eye.
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MARK SMITH PROBABLY
 FOR J. $. SENATOR
Ccontinued from Page ll

precinct democratic complete. Scna- tor-Ashurst II. Ives 12, Ling &. O'Sein 20. Pickett 10. smith i3. Con- gress Cobb 10. Hayden (. Winsor 22. Governor Hughes !. Hunt 37, Weedin {.
 Al midnight 1 precincts completes: Ashurst 39. Ives %. Ling 19. O'N~ll s5. Pickett 32. Smith 3l. Congress Cobb 25. Hayden 4s. Winsor a2. Gov ernor--hlunt 90. Weedin 2l. Supreme udges--Carrington a. Franklin 52. Pattee 3l. Ross 40. Rouse 49. Sec rotary of state-Osborn Gi. Robinson 8. AUditoT-Callghan 5S, Thum 27. Corporation commissioners-COle G.. Goary A. Jones 67. Melczer %. Short 70.
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KICKED nY A mAp HoRsE.

Samuel Birch, Of Beetown, Wis, had a most narrow escape from losing his leg, es no doctor could heal the frightful sore that developed. but al last Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured if completely. Its the greatest healer of ulcers, burns, hoils. eczema, scalds, cuts, corns. coid-soTes bruises and pilss on earth. Try it 25c at all drug eists. 70
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sTRIKEsREAkER's SHOT
Scared Not Only eiekets But Lo, cS
 Women.

SAN JOSE. Oct. 24.-Michael Keene of Seattle. a strikebreaker employed by the Southern Pacific, fired at a group Of pickets yesterday on a roof shed adjoining a fruit packing house frightening forty or fifty women em- Iloyes.
 keene was lodged in jail on a charge of assault with deadly wea .. on. Several strikers were also ar rested. charged with battery and dis turbing the peace.
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STARVING INDIANS
Threatened outhreak Of shoshene-
 ArapshoeE

LANDER, Wyo., Oct. 24.--The Sho- shone-ATapahoe Indians on the Wind River reservation are on the edge of open revolt, according to reports from the settlers in that district. They are said to be near starvation, and the cold weather of last week added to their misery.
 Failure of crops, and cessation of work on the government irrigation protect at the agency are the main reasons.
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EDITOR ON TRIAL
His Defense on Murder Charge WIFI
 be Insanity

STOCKTON. Oct. 24.-At the end of the first day of the trial of Samuel Axtell. editor of the Lodi Sentinel, charged with the murder of Charle- Sollars, Lodi business man, six prospective jurors had been tempo rarily chosen to hear the evidence in the case. The questions of the de- fense's attorneys indicate that in- sanity will be pleaded.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
REBELS DESTROYED TOWN

MEXICO CITY. Oct 24.-The town of Ailpa Alta, within three miles of he capital, was almost destroyed last night by fire and dynamite by the Zapatistas. who were defeated today near the ruined town by the federal troops in a battle that lasted more than five mours.
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Imm.nse Rird,s Enas.

The largest known birds egg is that of the extinct aepyornis Of Madagas- ear, of which the museum Of New York has now a specimen. 1t has a capacity of two gallons. measures 26 inches round the middle. and the shell is one-eighth of an inch thick The largest egg of living bird is that of the ostrich. which is equal to about thirty-six hens eggs
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Q. A. R. OF MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. 2l:-The annual conference Of the Missouri di vision Of the Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution met in St. Louis today as the guest of five local chap ters of the organization. The con. ference will last three days.
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WILL DISCUSS SOCIAL cENrgRs

MADISON. Wis, Oct 24:-The first national conference ever held for the purpose of furthering the social center movement will begin a three days session at the University of Wisconsin tomorrow under the auspices of the extension division of the university and the Social Center Association of America.
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Pima County.

TUCSON, Aria. Oct. 24.-With the count far from complete in Tucson and the county precincts returns at II o'clock indicate that Ives and Smifh are nominated with Ives lead ing Smith and Hunt for governor with Weedin Q close second. Cobb is stiil leading for congress. although Winsor may oFercrm= the lead here.
 George Young returned here for the third visit Last night and srent today !n the Mexican quarter endeayoring 10 rally votes for his cancidacy. He advertised in the democratr papers
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DEATH OF FlNANcIeR

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Robert Mat thew. chairman of the board of di- rectors of the Westinghouse ElectriS company. and a director of many rail roads and banks. died at his residence here today after a short illness. The fact that he was seriously i'll was not generally known until last night, al though he was confined in bed seve days
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HERRlcK GOING OVER COURSE.

YUMA. Oct. 24.-Harvey Herrick. the winner of the last Santa Monica road race. breaking the worlds rec, ord for 200 miles and who has en- tered the Los Angeles-Phoenix road race in National car, arrived here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
MEXICAN BRIDGES BLOWN UP

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 24-Two more bridges Of the Interoceanic railway near Canexica were destroyed by dynamite today by attachments of Zapata's rebels. Another detachment began the movement on Chalco. a town in the state of Mexica. with the announced intention of, destroying Ii
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CHURCH MUST PROGRESS
unitarianism Cannot Live upon it's
 Past

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2i.-"We have got to do something or else get down and out" declared Horace Davis, Of san Francisco, president ,of the twenty-fourth annual conference of the Unitarian churches. at today session of the convention.
 Davis said that no church was able to live on it's past, and that interest in dogma was passing and questions of social servIce were taking it's place.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
Yuma County,

YUMA, Ariz., Oct 24.--Ling and Ashurst with Mark Smith a close third. lead the democratic vote in Yuma county The democratic vote is very heavy. Yuma precinct 3S2 democratic, 1S5 republican. Hunt, democrat ahead for governor. Young republican ahead for governor but Young and Wells are very close. A light reDubliean vote due to no con tests. One hundred and twenty-five republicans voted the democratic ticket to help out many democratic contests: two hundred voters re- fused to vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
OUTSIDERS CALLED IN
Mir. Bryan and Champ Clark Will Take Part in Kansas Campaign

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24.-Willian J. Bryan and Champ Clark vii speak In. the interests of Joseph Taggart, candidate for congress from the sec ond Kansas district, during the first week in November, according to an 4prnuncement here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
plunised Rebuke.

Philip of Macedonia. after the bat tie of Chaeronea. where he defeated the Greeks. sent boasting and inso lent letter 10 the King Of Sparta Archidamus the king. sent this caus tic rejoinder: If thou wilt measure thy shadow. thou wilt find that it hath not increased in size since thy vic tnrY
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
aanta cr,lz County.

MORALES, Oct. 24-ln Nogales pro cinet No. 2 Weedin 22, Hunt 80. Ash urst 4, Ives 65. Ling s. O'Nein ' Picket {, Smith ST. Cobb 3S Hayden 24. Winsor 4s. Cunningham B Franklin CT. Pattee CA. Ross 62, Rouse 39. Osborne 36, Robinson e. Gala ghan s2. Thum 1s. Cole 45. Geary 70. Jones SI, Melczer g. Short g. HaTri- son 7S. Whiteside g for state sena- tor. DOherty 57 Thompson 57 for assessor. Madden s1, Farrel IS fof county superintendent of schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
Special Prssli=e..

Rev. Lyman Powell of Northampton has . bright little son who is very much frightened in thuuderstorms says the Cosmopolitan One day Deavy shower came up when the lit low bad wandered away from ;hr house His father. vhS was watch hi saw alm come running ,os Fd oome as the first drops fell -u ,srriHee and his lips were
 yc eviug7' asked ht
 nat l am
 o' -pplieG
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Counting Up

Think of the golden moments you have wasted playing bridge. 'caid the serious friend Yes replied Mrs Fiimgilt. regretfully. besides a lot of silver coin and paper currency.
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a queer customer.

Mandy" said the village tailor to his wife. I'm going 10 give Sam Bii- lings Q suit of clothes for pig" My goodness. papa!" exclaimed his little daughter what does a pig want with a suit of elothes?"
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Die. os the Alligator.

Alligators are said 10 cat nothing in winter Their diet is almost all meat. preferably liver In cool weath- CT they eat about once a week and in warm weather oftener
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Danaereus Fcoi.

The fool who cries "Firel" in a pub lie assemblage Is a far greater public menace than the focl who rocks the beat. for bis opportunity to sacrifice human fife is lmneasurably greater
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
NFTTLEToNs-

For thirty-two years have stooa for true economy to the man of MODERATE MEANS; and the best that money could obtain, for the man of wealth. " STYLE they are a little in edvarce of others and in QUAIL T7'Y fhev absolutely are not ennaIed-THAT'S SAYING a grear deal-h"t yon'll say it af- ter a fair trial.
 They make no seconds Only ore orade-Thst grade the best that is possible to obtain ir material z. workmanship. THE SENSATION LASTS v sr-rlv sensar'on-Tt's the hsst filter and the hest seller --o've over had in stock It has 9 --o~n1 toe raised a triile: zrort fora-nart. ih inch heel .~a is hera' 'n lace or button t'7r1 1ara or hutton tan, and ID ~a+on' a'l ruiit with rein fo-~od ~h4rk and the best oak -0ips
 v0rr-rp I'VE THAT
 su0F SURE
 r~TT TToN-e gre
 s5.oo & ss.so "r@ are worth it too.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 24.r-Incont plete returns in Tucson precinct No. give Ashnrst 34, Ives 123, Ling Is o'Neill II. Pickett ,. smith s5. Cohi 51. Hayden 3s. Winsor A. Cunning ham 61, Franklin 6s, Pattee ll2, Ross 67, Rouse 64. Hunt 6s, Weedin 69 In ward 2, about the same proportions are maintained. The count will not be completed by daylight.
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and predicted to those whose yotes he solicited that Wells would be de feated if nominated. Wells will get the nomination in this county in spite e the fact that he did not come here throughout the campaign and has not been here na long time. IL will be daylight before the returns are complete.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25

S-e Ia. sc cen' tuncneon ard s1 oU Tshie d',;ote Oirnrr daily at coooer 0 es~ bo4eI
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coeonino and Navaio

The vote in Winslow, Holbrook, Pinedale. and the bulk of the vote in Navajo county gives Ashurst 113. Ives 2s, Ling 6S, ONelll F, Pickett 5. Smith 60; Hayden 54, Winsor 55. Cobb 70: Hunt S2. Weedin 56, sVells 63. Young 14: Osborne 72, Robinson @: Cole s, GeaTy 13l, Jones 7S. Melczer 36. Short %; Ph!lbrook 10, Jones 24.
 The figures given Indicate what the maiorities in the county will be when all are in from outside precincts. The vote Is given on all contests only. The vote is light. the democrats poll ing heaviest, owing to the contests. Coconino county returns are coming in slow.
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ereeNee County

CLIFTON. Arlz., Oct. 24.--Cuthrie precinct. votes cast; for senator. Ashurst ?. Ives 2. Ling ?. Pickett : Smith 2 For congress. Cobb 3. Hay den l. Winsor l. For governor: ~lnt 1, Weedin l. Secretary Of State os borne 2. Robinson 9 For auditor: Callahan 2. Thum ?. For corporation commissioner: Cole 5. Geary 4. Jones 3. Melczer I. Short 1. Republican: for governor. Wells 2. Young 2.
 Three small precincts in Greenlee county give Ashurst [. Ives Il. Ling s, O'Nelll Q. Pickett II, Smith 26. For reiresentative: Cobb II. Hayden ?. Winsor 2. For governor: Hughes ., Hunt r.. Weedin :. For secretary {: Osborn 12. Robinson 2l. For auditor: Callaghan 14. Thum IS. For corpora ton commissioner: Cole 90, Geary 1e. Jones g. Melezer 1, Short 20.
 CLIFTON, Ariz., Oct. 24.-Six pre- cincts in Greenlee outside of Clifton and Morenei give for senator. Ash. urst AS. Ives 19. Ling 22. O'Neill II, Picket s. Smith l24. For congress Cobb 173. Hayden IS Winsor 17. For governor. Hughes 42. Hunt G5. Weed, in 49. For secretary, osborn 62. Rob inson S3. For auditor Callaghan 66. Thum SC. For corporation commis sioner, Cole l30. Geary 94, Jones 10T Melczer l2, Short G9.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25
Fall Days Are
TreacherOuS

Take no chances with this sort of weather, Don't let a quick drop m temperature catch you unprepared.
 The all wool fabrics in our new Hart Schaffner & Marx Fall Suits and Overcoats are especially designed for comfort in the cold days.
 And in fit, variety and price they leave nothing to be deslred.
 They're ready for in- spection, in the new coro- nation mixtures as well as an endless variety of other new fabrics from $-O 10 S35.
 1A Ssctkm Nlwsm Savs.
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Yavapai County

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Oct 2i.-Pres- colt vote: Democrats AZ. republi. cans PIT, socialists 19. Many repub- licans were influenced to vote demo cratic in order to defeat one Of the democratic candidates for district al. torney.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-25

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Oct. 24.-Sey. enteen complete precincts give Ash. urst IFS. Ives 66, Ling 132; O'Neill 90; Pickett 45. smith 1O6; Cobb 50. Hayden 151, Winsor Sl; Hunt 1S2. Weedin 100; Osborne l25, Robinson 165. Wells 124, Young g.
 Mayer precinct gives Hunt IA. Weedin 3l, Young l, wells g.. Sen. ate--O'Neil ,, pickett 8, Ives s. Ling 2l, Ashurst 21, Smith q. Congress Winsor 10, Hayden l3. Cobb 9. Secretary of state-Robinson 27, Os- borne 15. Supreme court-Pattee 24. Ross 37, Franklin IS. Rouse IS, Gun. ninghakn 24. Corporation commission er-Melczer IF, Short 2l. Jones 20 Geary IS, Cole 22. State senate-Cun niff 26. Woods 35, Rutherford 6.
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PRESCOTT. Aria. Oct. 24.-Ten complete precincts give Ashurst A, Ives 26. Ling g. ONeill g. Pickett 2S, Smith 55: Cobb g. Hayden 76 Winsor 26. Wells 56. Young 9. Hunt sS; Weedin g, Osborn 46, Robinson 80.
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PRESCOTT, Oct 24.-Ten complete precincts give Ashurst strong lead over Mark Smith with Ling third Hayden Is beating Wirsor three to one while Wells. republican. Is beat ing Young for governor to l.
 Hunt has three to one the best of Weedin.
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PRESCOTT. Aria, Oct. 24.--At 3:1O am. the count stood Ashurst -2ss, Smith PAT. Ling 297. Ives 10s, Cobh 200. Hayden 26l, Winsor 153. Hunt 2sG, Weedin 29S.
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-06-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN. PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Christian
Reinking, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition OF
Christ Reinking praying for the allow
ance of an instrument purporting to be
the last Will and Testament of said de.
cedent and presented herewith as and
for such last Will and Testament, and
that Letters Testamentary be granted
thereon to petitioner.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court
on Monday, the 26th day of June, 1911,
at 10 a. m. at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis in said coun-
ty, and then, or as soon thereafter as
said petition can be heard, show cause.
If any there be. why said petition should
not be granted.
And It Is Further Ordered, That no.
tice of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks, prior to said day
of hearing, in the irish Standard, a
newspaper printed and published in said
county. and by mailing a copy of this
order to all the legatees named in said
will and heirs-at-law Of said decedent
when their address Is known or can be
ascertained by due diligence, at least
fourteen 14) days before the date OF
said hearing. unless notice Is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis this eth day OF
May, 1911.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
Judge of the Probate Court.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-06-10

PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
HENNBPIN. PROBATE COURT:
In the Matter of the Estate of John d.
Letters of administration on the estate
of John D. Kilroe, deceased, late of the
County of Hennepin and State of Mime
sofa, being granted to Margaret j. Kill
roe of said County and State.
And it appearing upon proper proof by
made and filed herein, that there are no
debts against the estate of the said John
D. Kilroe, deceased.
1t Is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands against
the said deceased are required to file the
ty. for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered that the first
Tuesday in September, 1911. at ten
o'clock a. H., at a general term of said
Probate Court, to be held at the Court
House in the City of Minneapolis, in said
county, be and the same is hereby ap-
pointed as the time and place when and
where the. said Probate Court will ex-
anime and adjust said claims and de-
mands
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forthwith publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks in
The Irish Standard, a newspaper printed
and published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 22nd day of
May, 1911.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
Judge of the Probate Court.