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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
All Kind of Freak Stories
Including New Fish Tales


Catching Fish With Pitehforks.
land City. are catching fish with pitch
forks. In a recent rise of the Patoka
river, several hundred picket fences
were inundated and the fish went over
them AS the water receded the fish
were left behind the fences and are
now easy prey to men armed with
poles and forks. Some of the fish
caught weigh eight pounds.
u Hen Cares for Young Harea
William Gardner. manager of the
Chlinger greenhouses east of New Cas-
tie has an old hen which has taken
charge of eight young Belgian hares
and is giving them as much care and
attention as IL they we're her chicks
In the absence of the hen from her
nest a female hare took possession
and gave birth to eight little hares.
When the hare went in search of for
age for it's young the hen returned to
her nest, found the rabbits anf immed-
lately took charge of affairs and has
since mothered the little rabbits.
There is speculation as to what will
happen when the hen takes the hares
in the open and tries to teach them
how to scratch for living. The moth
err rabbit has abandoned her young to
the hen and seems well satisfied with
conditions as they exist
| Cat Sits on Hens Nest.
A brindle tomcat, owned for years
by Finis Vining, farmer living near
Lexington, Ind. formed strange at
tachment for sreckled hen and as
sisted this friend this year in the
spring Matching. The hen died before
the chicks appeared, but Mr. Tom con
tinued on the nest until he came of
with brood of twelve healthy chicks
which follow him about and warm
themselves, when he lies down
against his soft fur.
Preacher Shoots Two Foxes
The Rev. w. II. Clark, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Corners
vile, is a hunter as well as preacher
Ward Hanson's farm northeast of the
city, and dug out fox den, capturing
two Of the young animals. They are
of the red kind and he hopes to max.
pets of them.
Pdows Up Snakes Nest.
Roy Morse, a farmer seven miles
west of Nashville, Ind, killed twenty
one snakes recently. He was plowin,
and unearthed two large balls of tn,
reptiles. In one there were nine blu
racers. The rest were blacksnakes
Nearly all of the snakes were NOR
than four feet long.
i Mrs. j. p. Davis of Sheridan, Ind
found an egg in her hennery that wa
ten inches in circumference. 1t cor
tanned four yolks. Mrs. Davis is tn
wife of Jasper Davis, one of the lead
ing corn specialists of the state.
Pigeon Matches Lone Chick.
A pigeon set on a hen egg in tn
hay NOW of John Stout, near Let's
Ind, and Matched fine healthy chick
which now roams with it's kind, Will
the accommodating pigeon hovers owe
a nest of guinea pigs.
Colt Has No Forelegs.
J A colt with no forelegs ways foale
J on the farm of Emmett More, near Hi
! gerstown. The colt Is of unusual siZ
and strength, and perfectly develope
in every other way.
Seventeen Pound Calf.
James w. Beckworth, living north c
: Linton, is the owner of probably tn
smallest calf in Indiana. 1t is sixtee
inches in height and weighs seventee
} pounds. -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
WARNING

Beware OF opiates in Quick Consump-
ton; they may mean death in hur-
ry. BRAZILIAN RAIN contains no
narcotics minerals or poison. II Kills
the germs instantly. and never failed
or lost a case in 80 years Improve
ment from 1st day. Has cured thou.
sands Also Typhoid Pneumonia. ana
all contagious diseases Druggists. or
write Dr. b. Il. jackson. Arcade. n. =.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
EIesf Re Nothino,

Wife-The doctor writes that in view
Of our poor circumstances he will not
present his bill Immediately.
Artist-We are lucky that our cir
cumstances are no better. If they
were we might have to pay at once
Fliegende Batter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
FOR MISS cLAWsoN.

Mrs. John Lott will entertain at her
home In South Eighth street today at
. dinner party in honor Of Miss Ina
Ciawson, who in June will be married
20 Mr.. Harry Ayres OF Modesto. Cali
fornia. The other guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schornstein. DR.
and Mrs. Herbert Lopez. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Edmunds and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Noblitt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
The Wsrst ct Il.

I'm sorry you have got 10 leave
Eden and 60 to work simply because
I gave you the rest OF that apple" said
contritc Eve
Never mind" answered Adam. The
ultimate consumer always gets the
worst Of it."-W ashington Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
MARRIED YESTERDAY

Willard Il. Lamm and Bretonia NJ.
Davis were married yesterday morn.
ing by the Rev. II. James. pastor OF
the United Brethren church at the
parsonage on the corner Of Eleventh
and North c streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28

Wedding invitations and calling
cards OF latest style. both engraved
and printed. The Rallinger Press. II
South It'll street. ss4-ll-ls-2s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
PUBLIC DANCE.

A public dance will be given a
jackson Park. Tuesday evening. A
large attendance Is anticipated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28
DIRECTIONS.

In this picture OF Washington
are 10 faces. Can you find seven
OF them? Outline each face with
a pencil or pen on this or q sep
arate sheet OF paper and num-
Der them 1, 2. 3 etc. To the 20
neatest correct answers will be
given absolutely free the 20
prizes in the order named above.
To all others answering this I'd
we will give free fountain
pen. Remember that neatness,
besides correctness, Is taken
into constellation In making the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-28

1-6rAss Bed
2-eeautifui Rug
Soak Dining Room, Table.
Kitchen Cabinet
5-Maho0any Table
Oak Table
7-Rockin0 Chair.
ePedestai
10-kitchen Chair
11-Diamond Set Cuff 6uttons
12-Safety Razor
13-cigar Cutter
14-vanity Purse
15-Ladies Chain
16-Fancy Locket
17-Fancy Silver Comb
1s-set Beauty. Pins
19-Poeket Knife
2O-Heautiful DOLL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
Nebraska Endeavorers
Go to Atlantic CITY
Thirty-Five Delegates from State
Leave with Others on Special
Train for East.

Thirty-nvs delegates representing prac-
ucally the whole OF Nebraska Eathered
in Omaha Monday afternoon to leave On
special Northwestern train at 8: % clock
en route to the national convention OF
Christian Endeavorers at Atlantic CITY.
Kew. J. H Salisbury OF Auburn was IN
charge OF the Nebraska delegation. acting
as state transportation manager. Raw G.
Fletcher, state president. was a member
OF tbs hand Kari lehman. field sscrstar,s
and International organizer was also
among the Nebraskans. Mr Lehman has
been mainly Responsible for the Id08S new
Christian Endeavor societies making an in
crease OF nearly L0oaO80 members IN
the last two years. In Nebraska 2a5 so-
eieties helped 70 make up that Increase.
The Nebraska delegation will spend July
az niagara falls and will arrive at Ar
lantic City Thursday morning az 10 O'Clock.
Their headquarters wi1 be AZ the Linden
hotel there. The convention epens Thurs-
DAY evening. II Is estimated that N0o
delegates from all over the United States
viii be in attendancs-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
FORMER LEXINGTON MAN
WEEDS MINERVA NDERsILT
secret Marriages I'm New York a.
Daughter sG Man Whs Married.
May seaaasI Pepper.

BOSTON. Masa-. July Especial rsIa-
gram. )-charies Werner Roberts. formerly
OF Lexington, Nsb.. and now OF PhiladeI
phia. was secretly married to Minerva
Vanderbilt OF Brooklyn, NJ z, here saf-
uraay. Miss Vanderbilt waa the daughter
OF 4 Ward Vanderbilt. who IN 1917. az IN.
age az 90 odd years. became converted "a
spirstualism and married the medium. MAJ
Scanned Pepper, giving her before and afte,.
the marriage much valuable property. XII
daughter sought 20 have the narriar. an
nuilsd hut did not succesd. since thss
time she has been living with crisnds ln
New York
ROBERTS II a surveyor ana has been snn-
pioyed IN the Philippines and on the Pnu-
anna canal and until Gaming here. with tba
government reclamation service. Fha
couple had their first meeting whsss Rom
errs was a student at Pratt institute.
brooAiyn, twelve years ago. Roberta told
the reporters today that mis- only living
reiatiye Is hiH brother. Edward. OF Lax-
ington. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
Retailers at Den
Are Shown Sights
and Enjoy Scenery
Den Receives coatless Brigade with
Numbers Scarcely Depleted
by the Heat.

The retailers OF the C. ~ met the enemy
Monday in the persons OF Samsons hosts
at tbs DEN, and In the words 81 Sir b.
Hangdyfr Knott chief OF the Gymkiana
cavalry They are theirs"
The heat was intense and the knights
presented the appearances OF a shirtwaist
bIigude. as there YVES not q coat 20 be seen.
However. there wS5 not as great a failing
or IN Numbers might have been sx-
pcctcd and there was more than enough to
give the letailers hearty welcome.
The paid membership for the week was
announced AZ l.isL Although this is not
any great increase over last week 1t il
Indicative OF the steady gains that are
looked for from now on to make I9II a rec
ord year- The membership IL suu Tar
ahend OF last year AZ tiis same time.
Changes In the east Last night were re-
sponsibis for considerable fun. ~CAruso''
Gardner. who ordinarily plays the role or
Lord T. Hellyer Seigh. was absent from
the city and OSCAR L1ebsn was nurczd T.
take his place. even though he was not his
understudy. To say that with the handI-
cap he did credit 70 the part il putting IL
mildly
Niles Greenleuf author OF ths piece. SUBJ
st1ruted for one OF the Chinese servantu In
waiting upon his lOrdahip. Creenls az il the
exact opposite Of all that 10 LIlliputian, and
Lleben Is BY no means a Goliath In one
piece OF stage business the original China
man IL supposed 10 place a ladder against
his original lord and master. ana CLIMB
the ladder to light his Cigarette. Green
lear buriesqusd the usual stunt with
much success.
This @seeches OF the evening, because Of
the heat, were very few and short. Harry
HuHEie OF the John Huasie Hardware cnm-
pRny was ths chairman OF the EVENING
Edward P. sizsr. postmaster AT Lin
coin. was one OF the speakers. He d.
nied any connection with the rstasiers. Nm
less Il was in the fact thar he sold stamus
he spoke OF the uau0naI convention OF the
postmasters OF tho first class offices. wnaeh
q 10 meet In Omaha in September. A
special night has been sst aside tor the
poatmasterz az the Den and Mr. sizer arze,f
the knishfs % give them the best thsy
had.
Victor White. Of the Ravens Whita coal
told a few stories win .uol, .,,r-
cess thar IL gave the lie 70 hts Enxsish
birth.
3. o. TiIdsn Of New York CITY a ~
.aiier VINO 10 travelling through to san
frAneiseo VIA automobiia. made a few short
defining snthusiasm and inaesrstv
- the two essentials az the suocessfi1I re-
AL business man
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05

mobiles and motorcycles 20 come to a stop
When approaching street cars at corners
where passengers are taken ON and put
on was recommended Cor passage. This
y IN accord with the state law
street Commissioner Hymns appeal for
rlncs FOR weed cutting was referred 20 the
COMMITTEES on finance and claims while a
petition from property owners in the VI
entity OF az4 North Sixteenth. asking that
MAX L WooifsOn be given a naru1it to
operate city scales was placed on Tile.
woolrsons petition will be granted.
The Board OF Trade building was ex-
empted from paying an occupation tax on
the subway which connects with the
sehiitz hotel An affidavit was offered
which stated that the subway was used
for Tire escape purposes only.
After Rome Miller, president Of the
Board OF Park Commissioners auueased tn
'hs city council Monday morning for CO.
operation in securing ground for boulevard
purposes, decision 70 start new proceed
ings Tor the acquisition OF ground was
reached by mambers OF both bodies.
Two propositions were before the counciI
one asking that two tax lots near rwen-
1eth and Grand avenue. be secured a
tnat a new entrance to Carter park can
DC haos ana the other for the condefana-
ton OF lot on Nineteenth and ohso
streets and another on Twentaeth and 0bio
streets for the Improvement OF Florence
boulevard
some time ago the park board requested
that these grounds be secured. The couu
eli pigeonhoied both requests. since then
Mr.. Miller has secured an opinion frop,
the city attorney that a request from the
board was mandatory on the council. Ha
50 advised the members OF the council
saying that II the petitions were 70 be
ignored. the park board might a. wen be
abolished and the council run the affairs
Councilman HummeI chairman Of ths
park and Pathways COMMITTEES. explained
the lack OF action on the rsauasts nv
saying that the apprzisemsnt on the prom
ertY az Twentieth and Grand wa. too
high. He said two lots were appraised AZ
szz6a when n.5ao would have been a hixh
price.
II was then decided 20 start new pro-
,eedings This weekly payroll was also
passsd by the council. which hsld an adj
iourned session for the purpose
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05

posed. They supported Andrew Kiewft
The attorney was instructed to begin
condemnation proceedings Tor the acquisi-
ton Of two acres OF ground at Bancroft
street and the Boulevard 20 be used as a
site Tor the Bancroft school building. The
new site Is located about 40 feet east OF
the present building. The ground sought
belongs To the smith heirs.
A request from the Monmouth Park
School District Improvement club for the
use OF the Monmouth Park grounds was
referred to the building and grounds com
mitree. The petition stated that the menu
berz desired IN uEa the campus for the
purpose OF holding meetings to discuss the
commission form OF government.
Harte Asks Extenstsu.
John Harte. contractor Of the high school
building asked an extension of twenty
days within which to complete the strllc-
ture- He stated that he had been DELAYED
this length OF time, as ten days ELAPSED
between the opening os bids and the turn
ing over OF the premises and ten DAYS by
CLEANSING the boiler room and smokastack
Eis request was referred To the building
and grounds committees.
The purchase OF a parcel OF ground. with
frontasa Of 17B feet on Hamilton street.
Win n 0eutn OF 10 feet was orGered. tbs
consideration named being Ss4O The
ground viii be used a. Fairgrounds for the
Walnut Hill school
Alice L Harper was placed on the re-
tired list OF teachers because OF disability
and her pension was Fixed az S57 per year
rhs acreptance OF z. Q. Grafr as super
intendent OF schools for term OF three
years and OF C. 4. Reid as vice principal
OF tins high school tor one year were re-
ceiVed
The Judiciary COMMITTEES reDOrted thar
the Dl1 census enumeration had been cum
pieted AZ q cost OF ss5aa
II was announced that teaehers VINO took
the examination nor eligibility under these
numbers had been successful-sDAS aoa8. asI.
Az &s& Nsz, 2as and 2Ods. Foarteen took
the examinations. which we're held June
- and q AZ the hiEh school building
Assignments 81 Jzaiesrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
HEADS or The NEBRASKA
PUBLICITY LEAGUE MEET
On July 10 To F0rmaImrs
PIans.

nesting OF the executive COMMITTEES OF
the Nebraska Publicity league win be held
az the Henshaw hotel July 10 To perfect
plans rnr the sending Of a train fun OF Ne
oraaka boosters 70 the national convention
az the Associated Ad ciuha. Lincoln ana
Omaha VIII be represented BY large dele
cations and smaller parties VIII be sent
rom many OF the mors sntarpriaing
smaller eiren- The train viii probably
leave IlIy y. as the convention opsns An
si1Ht 1 and tins TIP In expected % take
ab0ut two weeks. although the party viii
be dispersed AZ arrival and 6siesaras may
return a. thsy choose
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
ST SALE EVER HELD IN THE GREATEST STORE in the WEST
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR

Gowns, skirts, corset COW
ers and drawers; great
bargain lots, second
Iloor ----..., 0S&
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
FROM SHAM BATTLE TO
OFFICE or SURGEON
saAzrais sA~tne Proves PssF Doassr
In = Rosi< FiEhe asd A.
Iafarad

While seeing which vas ths better dodE-r
IN rock Eight early Last night salrass
sieane, "a years az aga was struck In the
Head by stone mficting a severe sash.
Ine stone was thrown by hiH oldsr Brother.
Fred.
me iAd was carried from the scene OF
me shA-n battle % the surgeons roam az
the 1aiL where DR. C. H. Peppers atr-nass
MIN. Fred and soHa other boys wbo -.
Ia the f6ht assisted the injured Lad "a rba
station and back % his h0me after tha
wound was seWea
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
CONTRACTS FOR TWO SCHOOLS
School Board Makes Awards for Cas-
teIlar and Central Park.
$4,000 FROM FUND FOR SIZES


Contracts for the construction OF the
CASTELAR, and Central PARK school build
tngs wers awarded BY the Board OF Edu-
ca<ion Monday, the former TO Bridges.
Hoys a Co. and me latter TO
Ram a Behrman Bridges. Hoye a Co.
won tina TOO with a bid OK sas.slg. while the
other was let ON an ssrimats Of sso.osa
In making the report for awarding the
contracts ths building and grounds com
mittse. through Charles Courtney, chair
man. offered this report.
Your COMMITTEES buildings anu
grounds in going over the tabulaued state
Wont OF bids on the Castelar, and the Cen
ira Park schools ID confronted with the
schools. when The heating and plumbing
contracts are taken into consideration, ex-
ceeds the bond limit OF ys0Oae for each
school about N000. and they therefore.
hesitate - bring IN recommendation tor
the awarding az these Contracts TOR thar
however. IL would seem that the scnouls
outlined and planned BY the architect
poilcv "a the beard Tor a DISQUALIFICATION
az the schools To be hereafter bciit. and
II would seem 20 your committee most
figures submitted without any changes ar
substitution Of materials. and IL w0uio
threfure Be % the best interests al ths
board 70 appropriate, II possible. from
some other rlnd-
llsaey frsua sfsz Fuaa-
Bsfnrs acting ON the report. Courtney Sax-
geated thnt tne board 81 S2sS sxscuriva
session to discuss the P51s9sstFIss. HIS plan
was agreeable. and tia ESmhsfs Ndlourned
% the COMMITTEES roOn( ,SSNNrs a session
WAS held that extsnded 4EgS hour and ans-
hair
when the hoard rec0nvsned. Courtney
sESS~sd resolufiuns awarding the contracts
which TS-= passed without a dissenting
vote
The additional money required viii Be
taken rum tne szs0oo. Which was voted AZ
tho band election for the purchase Of sites
and the making Of improvements % build
inga throughout the city" said Alfred
Kennedy. president Of the board about
Saoao win be necessary and We can use
THIS money for the purpose % o0muistiugI
TIE buiidinga.r
New 0fzissR Nanaed.
One new okficer and thraa incumbencs
were elected far tho ensuing year Carl
Herring Wa selected a. Attorney Of the
board 10 succsed Ed Baird who was not
a candidates Cor re-slsctinn. r. T. Burgess
was uamea szcretarY and James Maynard
custodian BY ananimoIla vote Duncan Ffn-
LAWSON was re-eIecfsd superintendent az
huiidinss BY = vote az 70 & c0rt Bust
wiek. Sears. Williams and Kannedy op-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
Wappenstein Guilty
of Taking Bride
Former Chief of Police Of Seattle Must
Accept Penalty for Receiving
One Thousand Dollars

SEATTLE. Wash, July G-Forner Chief
OF Police Charles W, wappenstein was
found guilty tonight OF accepting a bribe
or a-Ooo for permitting Gideon Upper and
Clarence J. Gerald 70 operate disorderiy
houses in tins old King street vice district.
The jury was out seven and one-haIf
hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05

d4nitors Tor the vad Us school buildings
were assigned as follows with this Fay:
PERMANENT LIST
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05
CITY GARBAGE CONTRACT LET
Omaha Rendering and Feed Company
Secures Three Year Concession.
WEIGHT ORDINANCE DISCUSSED
An Commodities by weaRht Instead
OF Measure Referred to Commit
tee for Further Consideration.

T. B. Mcpherson. moving spirit IN the
Omaha Rendering and Feed company,
which fattens hogs on city garbage. de-
hvered to him free OF charge. scored an
other victory yesterday afternoon, when
he influenced the council to grant him
three years CONTRACT. which will give him
al the Earbags collected by the city.
Mcpherson con1ended that to property
handle the garbage and dispose OF it. as
the health commissioner wants. he VIII have
To make improvements In his plant al
sixth and Grace streets which viii amount
to more than S.00a HIS Also contended
that ne would not be warranted In making
such extensive improvements unless he was
assured OF a supply az garbage for a
term az three years ar least
Faint opposition. which awaited nothing
bur conversation. was raised by McGovern
end schroeder HeaIth Commissioner Con-
neil and Members Funkhouser Bridges
dummel. Davis and Rrucksr came 20 the
front for MCPHERSON. arguing that unless
ne disposed OF the garbage the city would.
be up against III for some place to DUNE
the garbage The Judiciary cnmnittee was
instructed 70 draw a contract and 70. present
Il TO the oouncil n0r approval
Wsisht Ordinances Tn.
Weight regulating ordinances came in
Tor some attention. One. Introduced by
johnson. making it a misdensanor for
deRlers In materials and commodities To
snort-Weign or short-measure was recom-
nsnaed for passage A communication
rom the Commercial club. ana a pefitiun.
signed by coal dealers. were offered in
lAsor or the measure A L Ravens OF
the Ravens White Coal company urged
tne pasaags OF the ordinance. saying thar
legtumata dealers could not compete with
dealers who sh0rt-weighed. These neI-
lows, said Ravens. take confraers for
leas than the coal costa and then zst even
og short weighing from 10 to 40 pounds
Der wagon"
Senrosdsrs ordinance. requiring the sale
or Al commodities by weight instead Of
measure. was referred 70 the Judiciary
altar Martin snEarman. repre-
1enrnE peddisrs. stated that the ordinance
would work unt0id hardships ON his clients
ne asserted thar peddlers were norcsd "a
buy their supplies By measure and II they
were forced 70 SCH BY weight. would suffer 4
heavy losses in shrinkage. HnnlmeI. Davis
Bridges and others opposed TIA ordinances.
In requesting the passage az the johnson /
lrdinAncs. coal dealers offered 70 nay the
expenses OF all deputy inspectors wna
would be required 10 enforce the Ordinance.
ne ordinances requiring drivers OF anto-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-05

suffering misarahIy COR two days from
6o~ai eomDiaanr Was cured BY one dnss az
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera ana Dfarrno.u
Remadys For sale By al duaser.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06

We are not blood-thirsty, but W
hope that Los Angeles Judge has had
the courage to sentence J. R. Nc
Namara to be hanged by the neck un-
til dead. He was responsible for the
death of nineteen people, he con-
fessed only after he found that he
could not escape conviction and after
his lying protestations of innocence
had fooled millions OF honest working
men and labor leaders. His plea OF
guilty" at this late hour is not nit
igating circumstance. The fact that
it was done simply to save his neck
is the strongest possible argument
why his neck should not be saved. If
his plea is effective every murderer
will fight as long as possible and then
when he sees the net drawn close
about him, will confess in order to
save his worthless life. Mcnamara
should hang.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06
NOTICE IN PROBATE.

State of Iowa, Crawford county, SIS -
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of N P.
Larson. late of Crawford county, de-
Leased.
Notice Of Appointments Of Executrix.
To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on tne
18th day of November, 1911, the under
signed was duly appointed Executcix
of the above entitled estate, and all
creditors of said estate are notified tn
file their claims in the Office of the
clerk of the district court, IN and for
Crawford county, Iowa, within one year
from the date of this notice, according
to law. and have the same allowed and
ordered paid by the said court, or stand
forever barred therefrom
Dated November 20, 1911.
CHRISTINA LARSON,
+. }: kilnker, Executrix
Attorney for EXecutriG 47-5t