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B2 EL1ZABETH KENT WHO Aut@s. e TIE 5e.: Opposite"

, at the Red Lion Inn were somehow in,'
nlicated In the AFFAIR.""
1 But what possible motive could tho,
have for murderinE my cousin7" de-
| manded Cyril.
The detectives eyes appeared to wan.
ger ,Hy aim,H!sssly from one Of his auditors
rrsSshn:.i. r%s .;s waiting What .Oou. 'ho''
II was Amy. who spoke. She moved
| forward and. leaning her arm on the
mantelpiece: cenfronted tho four men.
You wish. me to continueT' asked
"ce5tsinly. Why notr.
The detective inclined his head, AMI
again turned toward Cyril.
Having once discovered their identi.
Ssrrn,.. y; my lord '>R'r motive was quite up
We'll. who arc they Out with IT,"
The elder" began Judeon. speaking
yer.s1y very slowly NJ us y N; - %e brissae The
to speak lie could Do nothing ,S0 but stu"nse stare
Amy I y was ss> >,h%cred,bies.' .'"'' e""''-
tbtop! Your suspicious are absurd. Do
NOT listen to him, inspector"
nx nsrd 1....s knew ,.n:.sv wss: :. ": ':y,ns
I..ins within him was crying to him to
4 wonderru, %Si ,ish. suddenly .r.nsns.
ured Amy's drawn face:
cyril. would you really do this for''-
She turned proudly to the inspector:
II don't care now who knows the
truth. killed Lord Wiimersley."
Don't listen to her. Don, yOh sss
that she 10 not accountable for what
:he !. sayins1" cried Cyril. He had
""pinI' II kiiied' Lord ord w,lm.rsl.y," Amy 70.
peeted, as II he had not spoken. "but
did not murder him."
Docs your i.dysnp expect Pc ~ y; to tSs IS
castle at lo:3O In the evening. anu tna.
during an amicable conversation YOU
accidentally shot Lord wilmersley7" de-
manded Grggs.
mo-" replied Amy contemptuousiy.
of course not. !".she hesitated:
pose in going to Newhaven. why did
you disguise yourself a. . boy and i've
there under an assumed manner And
who; who 4 s,t,s.. TIL: Trsnehman VINO posed a'
Amy threw her head back dehsntiy.
m. do Brissac was my lover. When
We discovered that his lordship was
employing detectives We went to New
haven, because We thought that was
tno last place wh0I0 they woV.o W
likely to look for Us. ! disguised my
self 10 throw them of the scent"
but the description the inspector
gave me OF the boy did not resemble
you in the least" insisted Cyril.
. 1T was I. nevertheless. I merely cut
of my hair and dyed 1t. See" She
snatched the black wig from her head
disclosing a short crop Of reddish Sur!s; l'.s;
the Inspector sternly, what took you
to Geraiton in the middle Of the night.
Under the circumstances ! SHOULD have
thought your ladyship would hardly
have cared to visit his lordships rcla-
tons"
ignoring Griggs. Amy turned to her
husband,
my going there was the purest acci-
dent"
She began to speak In a dull. monot-
onous voice. almost as II she were re.
citin0 a lesson: but as she proceeded her
excitement increased. TIL finally she be-
came 80 absorbed in her story that she
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appeared to forget her hearers com.

appeared to forget her hearers com.
pletely.
II was horribly restless. 30 we spent
most Of our time motoring. and often
stayed out very late. one night . tire
burst. / noticed that we had stopped
within q short walk Of the castle. AZ
I had never seen It except at dis.
tancc, II occurred to me that l would
like to have q nearer view OF the place.
In my boy . clothes / found ~ iaarIy
easy 10 climb the low wall which sep.
arates the gardens from the park. NOT
seemed no danger Of my being discov-
cred, / ventured on to the terrace.
AS I stood there heard faint cry.
My first Impulse was to retrGce my
footsteps as quickly ns posMP's' % oIt
lied that It was woman calling for
help / felt that must fnd out what
was the matter. Running IN the dircc,
ton from which the sound came, !
irontsd BY t lighted ao.,;insy winsSw' s,ooS. Tse
curdling, and there was no doubt In
my mind that some poor creature was
being done to death only lew ieet
Away sSsy. from hssa s as SSs %as
to reach II. After several unsucee ssfn! I 4
attempts managed to gain foothold
on the uneven surface>oi the Wal! anu
hoist myself on to the window gu:
open, DO was able to slip noi.ciessly
into the room and hide behind the cur.
tain. Peering through the folds, ] saw
q woman lying on the hoor, Her bodice
had been torn open. exposing hcr mare
@ beating her her with a piece Of cord. which
was attached to the waist Of q sort OF
Eastern dressing gown he wore.
80 you thought you would ieave me-
did your. he cried oyer and over asain'
Wei. you Won't. Not tIi send you to
hell, which I will some day.
"At last he paused and wiped the per-
spiration from his brow. He> was very
fat. and his exertions were evidently
telling on him.
"'Why shouldn't I kill you now?
have my pistol within reach Of my
hand. II ID here on my desk. All! you
didn't know that. did you" He gave q
hendish laugh. .,s s.,. .a. -,
Il was slowly recovering from the
terror which had at hrst paraly1cd me.
realised must act a. once II meant
to save Lady Wiimersiey'4 life. The
desk was behind him.
Dropping on my hands and kneeA I
crept cautiously toward It: KIN YOU!
he kept repeating.
81 reached the desk. No pistol was
TO be seen. yet I knew It was there. As
I fumbled among his papers my hand
touched an ancient steel gauntlet. Some
instinct told me I had found what I
sought. But how to open 1t was tho
question. Some agonizing moments
passed before I at last accidentally
pressed the spring and q pistol lay In
my hand.
We again raised the cord.
Stop! cried.
He swung around. and a. ne caught
sight Of the pistol leveled at his head.
the purple slowly faded from his face
Then, seemingly reassured at finding
that II was only boy who confronted
him. he took a step forward.
Who the devil are you? Get out
Of here!' he cried.
Stay where ) on afe. or ] hrer
"'What nonsense 10 this? he bius.
tered. but I noticed that his knees
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Of BOY
, SLAIN BY HICKEY
SEES. PRISONER
Vengeance at Hands Of Law
Is Invoked by George
Josephs in Buffalo.

BUFFALO. N. r. Dec. 3-Danisl II.
Murphy, former assistant district at.
torpey, who was appointed BY Justice
Charles II. Brown TO defend J. Frank
Hickey. following. the refusal Of former
Judge Ksnefick TO take the place be-
cause Of other pressing business en-
gagements, held Q conference with
Hickey At the jail today.
Attorney Murphy would not say
whether insanity would be offered in
defense at the trial which 10 scheduled
to begin December 1G
has been examining Hickey. has made
no report District Attorney Dudley
said today that In his opinion Hickey 10
sane. George Josephs. father Of the
murdered boy. saw Hickey for the ftrst
time since the crime. yesterday.
~ want the law TO take ~ course"
he said. Il would like to see him set
the chair for killing my boy. but I
want II to come by the law. Mr.. bud:
soSS :ss "s' Hickey nce. :.s se M we ~
tS,!,, to see Hickey. but II !. better s sns 3
Hickey at the jail keeps In rather .
buoyant mood. He reads continually
Although no viii admit the killing Of
only the Kruck and Josephs boys and
Ed Mowrey 1t Lowell. Mass. the au.
thorities say they are Of the opinion
that II Hickey. who has strength
has attempted twelve other murders.
not all Of the victims could have o..
capped. Many letters are being received
by District Attorney Dudley. Grief Gil:
son and Chisf Regsn from Al parts Of
the country In connection with murders.
The police Of Bridgeport, Conn.,. wrote
to ellison eskinS him to Investigate the
death OF Philip Aastroni. seven years
old. who was strangled TO death on Oc::
tober & 1907. Prosecutor Dudley received
. letter from the chief Of police At
Providence. r. L. in which II was stat
ed that william Ahther, twelve. Of
North Providence, was found dead in Q
similar 10 those described by Hickey in
his confessions,
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PENROSE WILLING
TO TESTIFY AGAIN
Will Face Clapp Committee Once
More II They Want To
Hear Him,

Senator Boies Penrosc Of Pennsyl.
vania is not anxious. but he 10 willing,
to testify further before the Clapp com.
mittee on the investigation Of campaign
contributions to Presidential candidates
my understanding Is that the hear.
ings are nearly concluded" he said TO-
day, land I have no present intention
Of testifying further. I do not know
that / have any documents or other
new matter to present.
''Still. should the committee want me
to 90 upon the stand again am here
and ready to comply with their wish.
and to throw light upon any point with
which may be familiar
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shook and he made further effort to
move.
"'Climb out Of tho window. There 10
a. car waiting In the road! I called to
She shsl, not soy he shr,sked. The
veins stood out on his temples.
his coward soul au,ver % with ss ssar snp .. ~ I
moved deliberately nearer him.
,,,e.! DS r.,.i,.s a. ! toll you. Run for your
But your Lady wilmersley gasped.
IL have the pistol: I am not afraid.
l Thi follow you.' I assured her.
picked up pack.. 'sa ma SsS s.w which inss isS sss
near the window. with a soft thud she
cropped into the night. rliA. Il a." last
l., ! saw AZ, Of her; That beea,,'n Of her I
20 not Know Amy paused + moment.
As Lord Wiimersley raw his w,fc
animal and rushed sfser ""s ~. "'Im%ea ~, q.
He staggered back few steps. then,
turning, he ran into the adjoining room.
l heard . splash. but did not stop to
find out what happened. Almost beside
castle.
ask you had better hurry
She stopped abruptly, trembling from
head to foot. and glanced wildly about
her Till her eyes rested on her husband.
him In silence. She seemed to be gath
er!nE herself together for . supreme
All four men watched her In breath.
less suspense.
With her eyes still fastened on Cyrti
she fumbled In the bosom Of her dress,
then her hand shot out and. before any.
one could prevent her. she jabbed ny.
podermic needle deep into her arm.
What have you done?" cried Cyril
sprinsinG forward and wrenching the
needle from her.
A beatihc smile spread slowly over
her face.
You are freew she essped.
She swayed q little and would have
fallen y Cyril had not caught her.
"Quick-a doctor!"
1T II too late" she murnured. TOO
late. Forgive me. Cyril. I-loved-you--
So"
A Coati.Uation Of THIS Story WIN
0e F00aA II ToMoProwb
l0S0e Of TAe T1me1.
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No Longer Cranky
About His Meals
Has perfect digestion from the use
Of a weu.known remedy that
all can obtain,

all can obtain.
The temper OF the family and the
good cheer around the table depend %
much on the good digestion Of each in.
dividual present that the experiences Of
some former dyspeptics who overcame
their trouble should be Of interest to
those now suffering in this way.
The best advice one can give-but II 10
advice that 10 seldom heeded-is to eat
slowly and masticate each mouthful
carefully. However. II slow eating
and careful mastication fail the next
aid 10 one close TO nature. DR.. Caldwell'y
Syrup Pepsin. This remedy Is an ex.
cellent digestant. and in addition to
helping In the digestion Of food. acts
gently on the liver and bowels. Kidding
them of tho accumulation OF waste
that should long ago have been passed
OF. 1t 10 safe. reliable, pleasant.tast.
ing. and results are guaranteed.
In the opinion OF such people as Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. II. Greenawalt. CATFISH,
Pa. and Mr.. Simon p. Scott. 1872 10Th
ST., Washington. u. c., 1t is the ideal
severe. constipation. no matter how
chronic. biliousness. headaches. gas on
tho stomach. drowsiness after eating,
and similar annoyances. You can obtain
a bottle At any drug store for nifty cents
or one dollar. the latter sise being
bought BY heads Of families already
familiar with its merits.
When you use Syrup Pepsin you will
see the fallacy Of chewing mints and
tablets or Of taking cathartics. salts,
pills. and similar drastic medicines. Un-
like these. Syrup Pepsin does not lose
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CONSUMPTjVE
PRAISES SlROlIN
Swiss Preparation Gaining Masy
Friends n This Country.

sssd.y * ~ ssy.rs, n r.. .ri..s: W.
Will isithfuiiiy folio" " the siroiin treatment S
there 10 absolutely no doubt IN my mind that
even worse ce.os than mine viii Yield. cen
absolutely no palm in my Lungs: sxpectcrato
very easily: no cough q nisht: sleep well: !:
appetite for and which was fepeiient 10 me;
can take long. deep breaths and hold my
Ssssth . long time. 0eneral conditions q
bowels regular, not nervous or tired. but feel
Just hne. Wishing you rood luck and thank
Ing YOU again for my renewed health" etc.
Thlv q but one Of number Of those praise.
ing this new gwi.s Remedy. which has been
iindorssd ~ hs lcsdiny epscisiists aeroed.
this country. from the 4iroiin Co.. 2es West
brcadwsy. New York City. James O'Donneii.
and distributing slFoiin with considerable
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New Pastor to Preach
First Sermon SUNDAY

A. tho successor Of the Rev. W. r. d.
Moss, formerly Of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
John Carpei ter Palmer. d. D.. Of Now
York city. has arrived In the city and
will occupy tho pulpit Of the church for
the first time next Sunday. The formal
installatton Of the new minister will
take place on the following Sunday, Do.
ccmber H.
The Inhalation sermon will he
preached BY the Rev. J. ". Douglas Of
Baltimore: the Rev. Charles Wood. Of
the pastor. and the Rev. Charles Roh,ns
son will charge tho congregation.
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Exhibit of Poultry
For Falls Church

The second annual poultry show Of
tho Fails Church Poultry Association
viii be held In Odd Fcllows' Hall begin
ming this evening. The show will last
until Thursday night.
The first show OF the association was
held last fall and this year the directors
have succeeded In getting together 4
most creditable number of fowls. Many
trophies are offered. among which 10 a
cup presented by Congressman c. c.
Ceriin, for the exhibitor showing the
largest number OF birds.
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1 CeatinaatioD Of This Story WIN
Be Fooaa II ToMsProwS
lssue Of The Times,
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its good effect. and by automatically
training the stomach and bowel muscles
to do their work. soon restores these
organs to normal.
II no member Of your family has ever
used Syrup Pepsin and you would like
to make a personal trial Of It before
buying It in the regular way Of . drug.
gist. send your address-a postal will do
to DR.. w. B. Caldwell. 4l2 Washington
ST.. Monticello. H.. and free sample
bottle will be mailed you. Results are
always guaranteed or money will be
refunded.
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Dakota Laws Valid.

South Dakota laws providing civil
and criminal penalties for persons sell.
ing goods lower in one city than in
another to suppress competition. have
teen held valid by the supreme court.
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CHAPTER xxI.-(continued.)
THE inspector handed Il to Amy.

SnA<A1k AA1.-(Contnued.)
"HE inspector handed II to Amy.
She looked at II for . moment.
/ Cyril watched her breathlessly
what would she say? Had the
moment come when he must proclaim
the truthr'
Am supposed to have bought this
oasf" she asked.
NO. my lady. It was sold to Prem.
uce. who was seamstress at 0eralton,
we believe It 10 the one In which
AAuy Wilmersley carried on her
Jewels"
Amy gave a muffied exclamation, bu,
almost instantly she regained her COM
posure.
IT that 10 20. how do you connect me
with IT. Because It happens to have
SeHs,s Sssa found .n here do you .seu'o IS: me OF
;:No. my lady. but ~ you spent the
70 Cynrs surprise she shuddered from
,:No. nor she cried. stretching out her
him ss;;m;:ii toid me that You had Joined
:s :iS i ..: H:s ss. :sy:sy s:s :ssy'es w: "1s s
hsass = ss s:' o.s sni IL. iSsss %ns xsS sn aS
aesrsst me: I am guilty" Thank God.
S:sSs. y % ::''as 8 s''s "a nj: ''7: @ ss'f :Ss Ii:
Guilty Of what, my lord7 OF the
murder which was committed while you
lifting his eyebrows increduIously.
"Yss. mean I instigated it-I hated
hitsd my .ecomplies. He banEied
MtasnS Ms.Ss sys ~ myself Hg leS S0cse;s cy.
Mot 90 fast, my my lord. OF course. IL
you insist upon It shall AVE to ar
rest you; but don't believe you had
a:nyth,ng more TO DO With the murder
utation on your being as straight Z gem
wat Z blt. my lord: don't be 'asty." IN
he excitement oriess dropped one Of
The door opsned.
"auy!" exeiaimed cyril. you have
ssnss:,.d. sssaysa y !. the nick Of time. I have
"Confsssed whatr. Campbell cast .
His lordship says that he hired An
assassin to murder Lord Wilmersley."
''Whst rot. You don't believe him. I
lie shall believe me-" cried Cyril. u
alone am responsible for wilmersley's
death: The person. who actually fired
ne .ns shot SHOT Wa ,-n nothing .r but my tool
Honor smonx % mn; mardersrs. deTs I see.
ssei.im.d ii S't:,; cs1ypSe,i. ySs rrs 100 ''''o'00'
suddenly he caught sight Of Amy
Who !. Z this S iadyf SaSoS <. 81 asked sss CURTAIN
My wife: Look after her. Look after
everything. Cyril gave Guy look IN
which he tried TO convey all that ne did
nSs %hs e:ss dsos 70 .:sIn :.y; opened.
him you were engaged, but he says he
woud Ike to speak to you most par
~ don't want to see him." began Cy.
~ :;Don't b : ;s greater fool than You can
yeu know that he has not some i'm
.doed moin;ns. SSasSssa sour Eyu;'' ,oru.h,p. How
90, you do, Inspector--Mr. Campbell. I
believe. Your servant. your iadyship. I
took the liberty Of forcing myself upon
you at this moment. my lord. because
!! have Just learned certain facts
1T is too late to report" ,nterposed
The detective smiled indulgently.
Why: my lord. what Is the use Of
Te.of%Ht 'naI yoe Hau anytmn8 20
20 20, WIN tne "uIoer' nurr'eG mere 70
teu you tna! tnere 10 no turther need
last found out who"
smut up. ! say! ! did i. It's none
OF your business. anyhow! cried Cyril
ineoherentiy.
Don't listen. to his lordshio." said
Amy. "We all know. of ->>'rse. that
to shield some one But who?" She
cast a keen. questioning look at Cyril.
"That's Just IT," Judson agreed. And
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HOLL|ST[R NEWS.

Mrs. c. A. Filtean Of Twin Falls was
in Hollister Tuesday making arrange
ments to have her land cleared and
plowed and crop put in by April
first
E E. Babcock was businss visitor
in Hollister Tuesday.
Mr.. Montgomery and Joe Osborne
passd through HOLSTER Tusday on
their way to Twin Falls from jar
bidge.
Mr.. Wanmpky, Peterson, Setback,
Shears and Scott left Hollister Monday
morning with freight for Jarbidge
J. c. McCarroll and l.. H. Perrine
were registered at the Hotel HOLSTER
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. B. Darlington and daughter
returned to Hollister Tuesday after
another visit to Twin Falls to have a
little more fixing done to Esthers arm
w. H. Craven the HOLSTER banker
spent several days in Twin Falls this
week.
Mr.. E. B. Darlington is having some
work done this week on the water
pipe line that supplies HOLSTER with
water. A number of leaks have been
found.
j. F. Propst passed through Hollis
ter Monday on his way to Twin Falls.
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CONSTABLES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that I, R. A.
Graham, constable in and for Twin
Falls precinct, will on Monday, April
l, at 2 o'clock p. m. sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following describ-
ed animal towit: One red two-year
old steer, white faced swallow fork
in each ear, branded with an R with
bar over it on the left thigh.
The sale will take place at the above
specified time at the T. NJ Atkins
ranch, Sec. PILLS, s miles south of
Kimberly.
The county auditor reports that
after careful search the above brand
is not recorded in the county books of
brands.
Owner can have animal by proving
property and paying all costs, other
wise the said animal will be sold on
the date above mentioned to defray
costs and the balance of proceeds
turned over to the county.
R. A. GRAHAM, Constable.
Mich 1-29
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| Trust Co. was a business visitor il
Twin Falls the first of the week.
| Gordon P. Bennett returned Tuesda!
from six weeks business trip in Sal
| Francisco, California.
| Miss Lillian Long, Secretary of thu
State Nursery Association, is spendinE
| the week in Bull, the guest of Mrs
R. r. Duran and Mrs Hadley Barker.
The members of the Thursday Thin.
BILE Club were delightfully."- entertain.
ed this week at the home of Mrs. H
G. Tanner.
Miss Francis Underwood is in the
Twin Falls hospital, where she will I'M
dergo an operation.
Mrs. j. d. Fisher of Filler spent the
first of the week with relatives in
Bull.
j. L. Tayc and ]. c. Harvey of the
Twin Falls News were business visitors
in Bull the first of the week
w. ]. Tull left Wednesday on a
pleasure trip for the coast.
Geo. Harlan of Twin Falls attended
the Masonic banquet in Bull Thursday
evening.
H. J. Shaw arrived the first of the
week from Montana with a car OF
household goods, to make his home on
his ranch near Bull.
Runyon Bros. are building house
and barn on their ranch northwest of
Bull.
Mrs j. A. Jacoby is expected to ar
rive today from Nampa, to join her
husband. They will make their home
in their residence on lower Broadway.
The st. Elizabeth Guild will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. D. Fritcher.
Parker Runyon made business trip
to Twin Falls Tuesday
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the M. E. Church will give Japanese
program Wednesday afternoon at the
church at $3.50 A 10 cent tea will be
served. All are invited
w. F. Proctor has purchased ten
acres in the Fruitland Subdivision.
Fl. j. Lane of Fort Bridger, Montana,
has purchased the interest of Bert Alb
bolt in the Abbott Bros. blacksmith
shop.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Rudolph Anderson.
A. R. Hutson the Bull stock raiser,
left Tuesday on business trip for Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin, where he will
select two cars of fancy young dairy
stock that can be sold to Bull dairy
men at reasonable prices, he expects
to return in about sex weeks.
Miss Miriam Walter of Filler is
| spending the week with relatives in
| Bull
The Literary Club met on Tuesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs J. n
Mccall. Mrs. A. Stauffacher read a
paper on "The Location of the Fruit
Ranch" and Mrs. Chas D. Snyder gave
| a review of current events, after which
delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. B. R. Tillery.
J. j. Brennan is building residence
| on his property in the Fruitland Sub
division
Geo. Sprague was in the city from
Twin Falls Friday looking after the
interests of the McCullum addition.
The beautiful residence of f. M. Rip
ley is nearing completion.
Tom Clinton has just completed the
building of an addition to his residence
on Ninth Avenue.
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Notice for Application for Discharge in
Bankruptcy.

In the matter Of Otto E. Jacobson,
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that Otto e.
Jacobson has filed in the United States
District Court for Idaho his applica-
ton for discharge in bankruptcy, and
that all creditors and other persons
in interest are required to show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted,
by entering their appearance in said
proceeding on or before the Sth day of
April, 1912, and within ten days there
after filing the particular grounds of
their opposition, in the office of the
clerk of said court.
Given under the authority of the
general orders of said court, and by a
special order of the undersigned, this
4th day of March, 1912.
ELLIS T. WHITE, Referee.
Mich 5-12