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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
NeId for shnnIIffinr

ISDncInI Trom san Corrtspondentl
Paris August Five young women have
been arrested In & large emporium near the
Opera ON charge ~ shopl!f'!ne They
were tonHd Va he members OF q Portuguese
noble famiiv ruined by tho revolution
When caught in the act they confessed thAy
w-le obliged to resort % this mans Of sup.
porting their rank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

lareaia Cahlo 20 The Times Dispa,cb
lnilnop!e, August l2-Ey- Sultan A..
y -inid MAJ evidently completely recov.
~. ms ieeen, serious Illness
se.sh.ng fad!shsh Mehmed v. h. 49,
mn" 70 be 50 good as 10 SEND him n nun ~
al t1''a,e saws and quantity Of hlrds
''"aS1 exceedingly fond Of BIRDS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Unir NJohe From, Sills.

London tususf u raii made from SIX
i tHe iniest Invention % fashion TAis hair
comes ,'om Germany and is made n artia-
c'al SIX " las The texture 81 real hair
ana can ~ dyed The e2ac, color Of nsturaj
The sls hn!r NAV he washed. ana
nhsn orre ouri"d teeps N, curt better than
nIn-nnrN arunc.al hat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Old World News Flashed by Cable to the Ds,ach

especially piGeone. and In his seclusion at
fildiz kiosh used to spend hours in their
company.
Ire Kindly Mehmed readily complied with
me wish OF his banished brother and a
whoie wagonful OF women and birds have
Just been displtched TO Salonlca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

Paris, August l2.-The latest Amer
lean woman to achieve fame in Paris
is Mrs Clinch Smith, formerly Miss
Bertha Barnes, OF Chicago, who has
captured the French capital with a
waltz she has just composed 1t is
called the Waltz Marie" and is her
sixteenth composition.
The Waltz Marie Is now the favor
lite of boulevards. cafes and drawing
rooms. II rivals the popularity of
"Tamnany," q song which swept Paris
from NIixims to the Moulin Rouge n
few years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

"
Cairo. Egypt August i2-Egyptian
hrchaeoiog'sts are to-day commenting
upon the remarkable resemblance or
Mic Lucie De!arue- Ma rdrus TO the
aphinA OF the pharaohs. her strange
demeanor and her assertion that she is
me Teincarnation Of She" after whom
me sphinx was modelled. For many
weeks Milo. Lucle has camped in the
shadow OF the great sphinx and chal.
ieheed visitors to refute her assertion
'hat the model Of the sphinx was n
woman. pointing out the resemblance
"e'"ten herself and the stone image
90 P'oot' Her action created wide-
spread attention. she acquired a
great following among the natives. and
there are many who accent literally
DER assertion that she is the reincar.
""ten prototype OF the Riddle Of tho
AgeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

mat unless they succeed in
MinhinG large number OF seats in
9eot!and the Cnionists the G. O p.
OF Great Britain. will never be SUN
ciently strong In numbers to ra,mrn
10 Westminster to real and lasting
power
The Unionist success in Scotland al
the 1895 election was attained cbienv
on the home rule issue but that issue
VII not again bring such good results
me unionist majority in Scotland In
i'oo was the outcome of war fever
cause which IT is hoped will never
again be operative Thus. NJ tbe
causes which contributed TO the great
est success of the Unionist partv in
Scotiahd, one must be ruled out as a
heshgible quantity and the other re-
garded as a diminishing force.
MT Baltour. with whom had a talk
IN the Constitutional Club the Other
day, gave me an idea of what The
causes OF Scotland's devotion TO Radi-
eahsm are. Tho first one. he said. IS
hereditary.
"A large number OF Scottish Radi-
eais' ne continued ARE Radicals be-
cause teet- fathers and Erandfsthers
We're so. and with their RadicalIsm T.,
is difficult to deal. 1t must be left 70
die out with the men who profess IL.
and It's future operation stopped by the
education OF the young and coming
generations In the true principles and
benefits of Unionism.
"A second cause of Sootlands de-
votion to Radicalsm," said Mr. Bal
four. arises from a pecul arIty of a
certain type OF Scottish character.
Most Scotchmen possess independence
of mind and spirit. and many sue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

one of the most efficient as weI, az
one OF the most picturesque. soldates-
cas- which ever piled the martial trade
In ancient or modern times.
over the whole of the enormous
spaces OF Frances African empire the
peace is kept or restored. the borders
patrolled or extended, friendly clans
encouraged and hostile sultans deposed
or slain by companies and battalions
OF native troops Of varicIs creeds and
races. all magnificent lighting mate
rial. and spiendidly trained and. han
dleo by French officers
In the French Parliament the ne,es
eity of developing the immense re-
sources of French Artisan lighting
material has bren openly advocated
ana accepted by leaders OF all parties.
We can raise 100000, 1000, 600 men,
Is the boast Of sober administrators and
oasning commanders who have led the
Algerian Tirailleurs and tho Toucoul-
cur Rifles all over the Sahara
ihere can be no doubt that the armee
noire Is already a formidable nsset and
that the Berlin general stan is aware
of its possibilities
A body of the Senegal sharpshooters
mas been recently brouY ut to assist in
The campaign in Morocco. and the new
troops have proved a valuable rein
torcefnent The ncn-Arab natives in
deed recommend themselves to the
French officers by less tanaticism and
equal bravery, Some pagan races also
are admirable soldiers AID possess the
additionnl advantage in French ewes
or being entirely proof against the in
huence of the zealot priest5 OF Islam.
VINO never really accept any rule but
that of Moslems
me enormous empire of France in
africa Is now known to possess not
oniN iheNhaustible wealth OF all kinds,
out also the materials OF n great and
formidable army OF devoted followers
or their French commanders This Is
oeyohd doubt "a new situation" and
II would be to tribe with the gravest
iacts If we were not to recognize thar
something has happened" which Ger
man policy canhot be expected to ig-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

To rHR DEMOCRATS OF lAMEsTowS DIS
TElCT:
] hereby announce mysct a candidate
tor reelection 20 the County Board 81 Su
oervisors subject 10 the ectiOn OF ths
democratic Primary. have tried e
serve YOU faithfully add honestly anC
vil continue 70 do 50. u reelected
Respectfully. WM LEE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
LightfOOt.

Lightfoot. Va. March l4-Miss
Gunderson. Of Norge, was the guest
OF the Misses Trosvig last Sunday
evening.
Miss Ida Trosvig spent Saturday
and Sunday here with her parents
returning TO Grove Sunday evening.
Mr.. Il. o. Tveton spent Tuesday
in Williamsburg.
Lieutenant Doe. who has been
staying in Norge the last few days,
was here last Tuesday.
Mr.. T. K. Femme was IN Richmond
yesterday purchasing supplies toi
his saw mill.
Is Messrs. Chas. Anderson and ?
/ Matson were IN Richmond on bust
/ ness Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
Bradley's Store.

Bradleys Store. Va. March IA
Mrs. Sue Folks is still very sick.
Her friends are very attentive to
her.
Mrs. Frank Smith was in Rich
mond Fri6sv last.
Mr.. Boley Rockwell succeeded
in catching a fox last week.
Mr.. NJ. w. Ammons and Mr..
Wexford Rockwell called on the
Misses Woodcock last Sunday.
Mr.. Maxwell called at the home
of Mr.. A. Hubbard last week
Miss Iva Ammons spent last Tues
dsv night with Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr.. Charlie Rockwell and sew
eral other boys had very pleassn
time last Sunday boat riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pool visited Mrs
Auburn last Sunday.
Mr.. Wn. Barnett has returneS
after spending several days in Rich
mond last week.
Mr.. Raymond Rockwell has Re
turned home.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
Ho,dcroft.

Holdcroft. Va. March l4-Miss
Margaret S. West entertained num-
Der Of her friends at her home Fri
day evening last. Among those
present were Misses Mildred and
Wane5a Walker. Martha and Marion
Southall and Grace Newell. MeSSrs.
y. <. Martin. Wenzel Nedvidek and
w. B. Orange. The occasion was a
most enjoyable one. the guests de-
parting with kindeSt wishes for their
amiable hostess.
Shad are being caught in small
Quantities on the Chiclahominy this
week. The fish are mostly bucks
which in former years was consid-
cred a good indication for large
catch during the season. Prices are
ranging high.
| Mr.. B. II. Harrison, highly es-
lteemed citizen of this county and a
descendant Of the well-knOwn Bran
don Harrisons, died at his home
near Lexington, Monday at q P. N
| Mr.. Harrison was about 50 years o
| age and is survived by wife anC
two small children.
Rev. B. z. Robinson will preach
a special sermon 70 ladies next Sun
] day.
Mrs. J. Z. Penny is critically Ill a
her home near this place.
Misses Annie B. Anderson and M
TX. Voolfolk spent Sunday with re-
atives IN Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

TO rrE worms or P0wHArAN Dlsrrcr-
Having been urged by che voters of al three.
districts o. become q candidate for reelection,
here6y announce myself candidate lpr ol-
nee ~ supervisor 90 said District subject 70
the Democratic PRIMARY. ask me seaport ~
rte voters 90 this district My Ias- record D.
before YOU am IN favor 90 running The
schools 90 lne }-ast advantage sd every section
% the district and working the roads ln short
sections and giving the people Oh OF near tle
roads tie refusal of the work
special privilege % none and equal rights
ts an. ~ elected. shah serve y0u CD rhe oest
o. nay anllty. irrespective 10 friends or foes
March s. ,e1f JOHN a. BARNES
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

Mr.. L. A. Jensen is confined to
his bed. having been taken suddenly
III yesterday morning.
A little child Of the Rev. and
Mrs. J. ". Hoover has been very
III with pneumonia this week.
The Ladies Social Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. JnO. +,
Wallace next Wednesday.
What did you say about that Min
srel Show that's on tomorrow (Fri
day) night7 I said it's the bes
that's happened here vet and
know what In talking about.
The Williamsburg banks VIII here
after keep open Saturdayitill 3 P. m
instead Of closing at noon. Ihi
change was found necessary TO &C
commodste the out of-town custom
ers who are unable TO get into tow
IN the morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

u.s. THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR THE CITY Oh WILLIAMS
BURG AND COUNTY or JAMES CITY.
thls 2,I day OF Feb, 1911
Ia vacation.
A. j. Cruver aud Mary r. Cruver- -Plaiutins
chandler B Chapman. Edward
saxby. and Carrie *. Saxby,
his wlra and The Peninsula
Bans Williamsburg. virgin
iaa corporation ..-.-.... -.-.-. Defendants
Tire object d This suit is o. enj0.n and re
strain Tie Peninsula Bank from delivering 10
Inward Sazby and Carrie saXoy. nl- "lie,
certain deed Tor "A tract 90 land ia YORK county
virginia ror one hundred ZOO acres
.rfand. which was delivered 90 said bank ln
escrow py the plaintiffs. and CD enloin and ne
strain Edward Saxby ANA Carrie *. SaNhy. his
vie. from tearing down amy Improvements ou
said land or fromln any way interfering villa
uialntlr, lu TIE cultivation 90 said land ana
Co recover or Chandler b. Chapman damage
Pr the violation and failure % carry Out Ger
tain contract entered into between the said
. chapman and the compliments on the 2oth
} day of September, 1915. which contract Wa
/ slightly changed and amended on the 18th day
/ of March. 1910
An aflLaYlt having been made .llal the DC
/ PENDANT. Chandler b Chapman Is not resi-
ideut or this state. the said defendant is reQuir
ga 90 appear within n,Ieen days after du'
publication o. this order. in the Clerks One
o. our salc court. a. Rules % De holden there
Tor. and o. 90 what IS necessary % protect Dol
Interest
And il IS ordered that a copy % this order 3
: forthwith published once week FOR four su'
cessive weeks ln The virginia Gazette, a new
q PAPER printed in the city OF Williamsburg, al
J. b. posted al the front door Of the COURTEOUS
x OF this court on Or before the next Rule "a
al arter the date OF this order.
d Teste. T. II. GEODY, Clerk.
A copy-Teste: T. r. GEDDY, Clerk.
FRANK ARslISTEAD. p. @.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

Heninghsm Harrison on Saturday
purchased 3 tract Of land, frontinR
on jamestown boulevard, Of Clerk
7. II. Gedcy. The price paid IS
not given 10 the deed.
Have you got your tickets for the
Minstrel Show YER There is teS
lefs at the Williamsburg Drug Co
You'll have 70 bury,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

In the absence Of a state conven-
uon. 2 number Of prominent Viz
gina Democrats met il Richmond
last week and adopted platform"
which has been refused the party
by those now il control of ITS az
fairs. A convention mas been de-
handed from one end OF the state
to the other. but the demand has
gone unheeded. How long viii the
Democratic vfters stand for thi:
visoous office trust that holds the
party in Us viss-iike grasp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
The Low Taxrate

CrOm WHAT VIC SaW az tAS taSt
meeting OF the City Council. we are
that no argument. how
ever sound. would move those who
voted to reduce the tsxrste to recon
Sicer, and put the rate up a few
cents. Nor viii it avail anything TO
gnash our teeth and abuse the mem
5ers Of that BODY for what they have
done. The Gazette believes they
have MADE a mistake. Ii is very
lsudsble 20 make our city govern
ment as inexpensive as possible, and
We would not impute 10 a single
member any other object. That the
rate IS too low and that the town
Will suffer more by this low rate
than i, would by a slightly higher
one, we % not doubt for a moment
We believe that 81 Is would have
been about the rate 10 fix. for that
would have given Us practically the
same revenue We are enjoying now.
/ The expenses OF the city viii grsdu-
ally increase as We move along, ano
there Is 40 way 20 reduce il. for this
( council mas kept about as close 70
the wind as il could 70 sal at all.
A feature OF the meeting that dc
/ not set well upon Us was the sppaT-
! snt coldness exhibited toward the
/ public schools when they were men
1 uoLed. The superintendent was
there with a plan 70 offer. worthy
/ Of the deepest and most careful at
rsuuon. re was practically snub-
bed. He made q reasonable request
! and il tel ike lead OF dull ears.
/ One member who voted for TIE low
, e rate. showed his opposition to
/. public schools and did not hesitate
70 say that as rBu now education j.
: . lad.
2 The member who stuck 10 hu
/ amendment 70 keep the rate at Sl.1I
S lost. but he made friends by bis Ct
y forts IL behalf OF the schools. SAM
y Jziion and CIVIC improvement. 70
G that was what his vote meant HI
n position was tensble and the furur
Z vii prove that the higher rate va
preferable even 20 the poorest tax
e payer" about which We heard S
N much al this memorable meeting.
D. The new rate viii stand for 1911
: Il x results II rsJarding the growt
e OF the town: If il hampers the steE
T. toward better sanitation; il i X
. tsrds and hsudicsps the publ
- I schools o. reduces its term even 3
= q month. then those who voted 4
e i the one dollar rate viii DC whol
OF responsible. The future VIII K
b and unless the revenues are great
rsl than We think they vii be. Il "
re not be a pleasant revelation 10 q
ve people OF Williamsburg.
as According 10 NJ. Coles figure
&c The city's gross income VII be s.
il2I o.; expenditures SIlS7.-
d. leaving a surplus OF 1913. He q
.so z majority OF the council belle
vas that that IS ample. II i proves
e. Dc then TIE public VII owe them
my lastrg deb, u gratitude. Tor no c
dly loYes big taxes. As We have ss
We the future VII prove the wisdom
It's unwisdon OF the dollar rate.
day Let Us hope that The Gazet;
NJ torbodings are groundless and I
1ts- &c nay have ample funds 10 X
ere. ne town OF thr upgrade. and X
pon our public schools going in dec
ard way. Let Is hope. Il We CD
despair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

Do not Jet anyone count your vote
before YOU cast il. Wait I'll you
hear the issues Of the campaign dis
cussec 70 q fair. full way and then
make up your mind as 20 what you
VIII 90 az the polls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
CANDIDATES. CARDS.
For CommouweaIth's ATTORNEY

For Commonwealth Attorney
To TIE DEMOCRATS or THE CITY OF
WILLIAMSBURG AID THE COUNTY CT
JAMES CRY;
hereby announce mvseh as q cauai'
date for the nomination 81 the Demo-
GRATIS party Of the citv Of Nilhamsocrg
and county of James City tor the Office
1l Commouwealth's Attorney. 10 nom
mated and elected. promise 20 tulhl the
duties Of the olfice 10 the best ~ 10
ability. respectfully,
FRANK ARNlSI BAL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

Mayor Z. w. Wsrburton has
purchased handsome automobile
which ne expects here n q few
esys.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16

A few more of those SIS suits for
SIS. SIS suits for SI2, and $3.50
suits for $40 left at RANDOLPH S
II you after a bargain, see them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
InIO the Band WAGON.

q nChGA SALAA A-4@ 49, A-t~-.N-- -
snd has been sitting back ENJOYING /
il as only the politically pure II heart
can. LISA scramble tor the band |
wagon that has furnished the snuse-
nent and the pleasure IS al ours
thus ar. But il lesos rs 70 remark
sron me depths Of al outraged
soul. Consistency, thou art a
jcwel r.
Naturally q mans vote IS his very
own 70 have and 70 hold Until SONG
body hlches It from him. Perhaps
that is broad. -butws 60 not mean u
II an offensive way. Some senate
raj candidates have such brilliant
records Ter statesmsnshiP, Probity
and honor that We Just naturally fsll
over Ourselves 10 v0Es Tor then. A
senatorial candidate may have been
wears making Up his record and ne
nav have been q candidate before,
WIEN with the lights before rs We
were unable 70 see the real halo c.
pl9-v that e1ctrcleo MS senatorial
brow. Hence. when i al oswns
suddenly upon rs We Just cast our
ballot al us teet and throwing CIR
hstup IL The si-. shout long and
loud for him 10 attract others that
thsv NAV see the hale. and catch Z
vision OF resl craftsmanship.
Queer reports come 70 rs o. those
who are getting ontas band Wagon
70 noe with me prince and his 60
hons 70 victory or-dstest We Dc
come reminiscent sn6 roll back un'
9 frw years for q peep AZ the past
We see Jack Montague governor
and his was brilliant sdministTs
non. TIE treasury was tul 70 over
flowing. The schools were Iust &c
ginning &C awaken . the touch c
AZ aroused public conscience Phi
lie roads were e thsne O. genera
discussion. and new systems weI
beng adopted. which since nav
been perfected. The STATE hosPits
for the insane mad 10 deficits. II
taxrate was reasonable.
We rurn . psg- and ws see Mo-
zgue = candidate for the Unit
States senate. Opposing hin NJ
tns driver Of the band wagon rete
red to above about which 50 nsr
q our good friends are mad
scranb.ing for 2 safe mount Y
follow the campaign through
weary way and Nc come . the c
OF election Tea majority Il "
Ea.ns5urg for Montzguel Non
CUES trends were Il control hef
Why not? DID he rot shower Up
some OF rs as gifts Of "ccrn q
wine7"
We are 10 the present sgsln
let rs oesl sith i monenL !
Gazette has 10 criticism q any .
est man who charges ais mind 2
es,ly after mature oeiiDersron-
10 campaign IS On. % issues 2
been evolved. 10 record mas been
covered for good CT VI. 10 argun
Of me case a. the bar has been n
and still 2 scrsm0le toT band '
on positions is already or WI
better than be was SIX years .
What political rig IS less visc
than il was SIX years sgof v
issue IS paramount that was
paramount six years sgof Y
senatorial toga rests upon We
shoulders than i rested upon
year, agoS
But the scrzmble--the mad.
scramble for the band wagon
merrily Oh, and We congratulate
selves that We are not IN inc c
and never viii be. Farewell.
friends. lis not goodbye. b
revoir."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-16
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. VA.

To THOMAS JENKINS AND WN. JENKISs:
You are hereby notified that a tract OF
land ia Jamestown Distri-t. James City
county. Va, standing on the Gosnmis-
sioner's books OF said county as ninsteen
u9l acres. In the name of Harvey Jenk.
ins. was sold on the first dav OF January
1901. for delinquent taxes. levies. inter
est and costs. - the Commonwealth OF
Virginia. and application tor the pur-
chase Their OF has been flied IN this ONCE.
and IL appearing from the records ia
this Office that you are interested IN said
land. you are further notified 20 appear
in tour months from the date of this no
tice. and do what may DC necessary &c
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this goth day o.
| February. 1911 7. II. GEODH. Clerl
Circuit Court, City Of Williamsburg
: and coanty Of anss City Va
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-06
BYLAWS ARE REVISED.
Library Board Committees Reduced In
NumberOther Chances

An important meeting Of the new
public library board was held Monday
evening. the most important feature of
which was the adoption of revised by
laws. necessitated by the new commits
sion plan of government. The number
of committees on the board has been
reduced from five, as formerly, to two,
which are the committee on books and
employees, and the committee on build
ing and grounds.
The hours of Keeping the library
open have also been changed some
What. From June 10 to Aug. 81 the
building will be open from $50 a. m.
until i p. m with no Sunday openings
during that period. After Aug. 81 the
hours will be the same as now. from
$50 a. m. to 9 n. m, except that on
SUNDAYS and holidays it will only be
open from $50 TO $50 2. m. instead
Of until o'clock. as at present On
three holidays during the year, here
after. the Fourth Of July, Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas, the library will be
closed entirely
Miss Anna Maude Kimberly. librar-
ian, was Reelected. at an advance OF
s. per month over her former salary.
and Miss Maud Clark was granted a
leave of absence from June - 10 July
%. TO attend the library school at Iowa
City. The same employees were retain
Cd as heretofore. and Miss Marit
Mover was accepted as an apprentice.
20 begin her work on June 9.
The regular monthly report Of the
librarian showed 5000 books issued:
thirty new readers; thirty-three books
added; 1000 visitors. and S2SO7 cash
taken in during the month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-06
Probate Notice.

Office Of the clerk of the district
court, state OF Iowa, Marshall county,
S.
District court August term, A. D.,
1911.
To whom ii may concern:
You and each of you are hereby no
titled to appear at the courthouse in
Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county, at
10 o'clock a. m, on the Goth day OF
August, 1911, to attend the proof OF
and probating an instrument in writ
ing purporting to he the last VIII and
testament OF ]. c. Meidell, late of Mar
shall county, Iowa. deceased. at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause, if any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof. have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the district court. this 9Th
day of June, A. D., 1911.
F. vi. IEAa2ADoN,
Clerk Of the district court.
BY S. II. Reilly. Deputy.