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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
STATE UNIv.
.-.Y96eSalkE

DIR. James II: Baker has resigned
. president Of the State University
of Colorado, his resignation to take
effect Jan. 1, 1914 The resignation
of President Baker will be received
with interest and deep regret by all
the people of the state.
DIR. Baker came to the state Of
Colorado in 1875 To- take charge Of
the Denver high school, which under
his leadership grew from an atten-
dance OF fifty to seven hundred.
In 1851 he became the president
of the State University which was
then a very small institution indeed,
but which has grown to an atten-
dance OF | 800 collegians
As an authority on higher educa-
tlon Dr. Baker is recognized all over
the United States ana abroad. He
has been a member of the state edu-
cational council for many years and
has served on the board of the Nat
ional Educational council.
La his letter OF res guarIon DIR
Baker expressed his sincere appre-
citation of the COO eratlon of the
people # the state in helping him
10 make the school the success 1t has
become. lie also stated that a. he
is resigning in the best Of health he
will always be ready and eager 10
serve the university in any way pos
sible.
Professor Livingston Farrand,
professor Of Anthropology at the
Columbia University, will succeed
DIR. Baker as president. Mr. Far
rand has spent much time in the
west, and is well quail fed to fill the
position.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO GIVE
GERMAN XMAS PROGRAM

For tine first time in the history
Of the Gunnison pubic schools the
children Of the middle and upper
grades have been receiving instruc-
tons in German this year
Grades five and SIX have been
taught German by Miss Gertrude
Miller since early in September and
the seventh and eighth grades have
been having the work on alternate
days since the first Of November.
The progress which the fifth and
sixth grades have made in the short
time they have received instruction
10 quite remarkable They are anx-
ious to show their parents how veil
they can use the newly acquired
language 90 at their Christmas pro-
program they ~ill give several rec
itations. dialogues and songs j. ths
German. This ~ill add . pleasant
feature TO the program
Niss Miller deserves much crodit
for the progress the children have
made and for the high degree Of in
ssrsst thak he's been naintaipeA
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

civilized world.
deaths each than all .he
other diseases together 1t nvade the homes OF the and
the rich alike endangers lives of the sheltered and the
Careless society for those who
all needy members
This the the Red Cross has into existence
Every willing help this great stamp
that
price a Red Cross stamps represents Yet
the fund raised through the sale o tee stamps
building hospitals teaching people how keep from contracting
to prevent Others contracting from
those already afflicted conducting experiments to find how
the combatted in crowded communities.
Every few of these stamps place
his gifts . serving fellow
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
ClouAsd 6snAe Nh.
Ro.naa. AppaiaAsd
Dqps,y ca Oh

Johs kos@sa. forosrly q sAs
Cosossde SsPply CuApssy Il
Csssssd Bssse, hes beea sppossssd
enpssy eossty clsrk 81 GsHaisoa
'ssnsy 10 sske the piece Of Harry
sGe whe hss resigned 70 tske an
ipsesess in tbs S. > Miller and Soa
~ goods store. For the past too
Rsrs Mr.. Rozman has been cashier
= the Coiorade supply Company
esose. and formsrly was manager for
che company ss Floresss He has
oivsd in Crested Butte Cor the past
sssHty twe years. He ,s sell known
- 0unnison Couaty people end his
aeposnsment 70 the county position
aill meet With general favor HE
persnts sse living in Crested Bstte
= the present time He assumed
~ dss,es an the clerk's Office the
lssses part II lass week.
h 10 reported that Harry Foes
oil assume sn interest in the 5. j.
Miller and Son dry goods store. Mr.
EoGe has been in the dry goods
business here befose, end will be
welcomed by everyone TO the bust
Hsss life Of this city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mr.. Walker Of Bow ling Green, KY.
ie in this city visiting his friend, Dr.
Mackintoeh. Mr.. Walker was at one
time president Of the Denver and
Rio Grande Express Comany. While
IN this capacity he came to Gunnison
to hunt and was accidently shot DIR.
Macintosh attended him at this
time and they have been warm
friends ever since.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
Caanaiana SAncjrnneo
Gect OaleunAes - +.
&g Cassealiaa

A nses,Ae a tbs Ssoct Owes
Assocsssioa Of Guaassoa Co~nag -
been called for Saturday. Dsc. - -
ss<ct the dslsGsses 10 she SssAs onGe
GTowess' Conveat.oa which 70 - -
held in Denver next mo0sh end -
the National Stock aen's convssAios.
At tbss uaeetsns the asesssoa q
Estrsy Day vii be taken up -
the details Of tine program ssFsa0s1
These are very few cattle sAip-
lscnts being made GA sccosss q
cold wesshes Adams bsusAsss
shipped fifteen cars Wednesday
alGht
The cattle have been coaing -
from the hills by the hsadssAs
since the heavy snow fell sad ~
cssslemea have been kept u
the saddles slnost Consistently. n
cattle ere reported TO be in 6rss cless
condition oil over the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
ouEnAee SuouEau n
ms SCENES 81
uc1oES
Snswtan h g. c.

Gunn!son, eight inches.
Pitkrn, ssx inches.
Crested Butte, eight inches.
lola. i've inches.
Marble, one inch.
PsFha. eight laches.
Doyievlile, eight inches.
Ohio Greek, eight inches.
Ohio City. eight incLss.
Jsck s Cabin, three inches.
Baldwin. eight inches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12
RED CROSS STAMPS
FOR WHITE PLAGUE

Red Cross Christmas Seals are
on sale at almost every BUSINESS
house in the city All over the
United States merchants are sell
ing theee seals, not because there
is any profit in the sale for them
but because by the sale of these
they are helping in fight which
is the concerted fight of all the
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. J. d. Jennings was called TO
Psonia late last week to be At the bed
side Of her mother who is seriously i'll.
Word vas received Monday evening
from Mrs. Jennings that they were to
start to Salt Lake City with her mother
that evening n hopes that m operation
may benefit her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. S. S. Duree returned last week
from Salt Lake City where she has
been visiting her daughter. Eva. She
will probably remain in this city for
the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Colonel Ehrman, a former newspaper
man and for many yesrs . Gsnniss1
suussy aiuiag ~, - hssa s,akh
bis hesdqunftsVvm USnMsSH ~ ~
past two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Henrietta Barrett is spending a vac
alton in Prescott Arizona She re-
ports that Prescott is delightful
place. but not as good Is Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. Ray Woodruff and children are
here from Black Hawk. Utah. visiting
Mrs. wocdruff's parents. Mr. md Nm.
Geo. Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Frank Mckinney, of LaSslle, baese
smith and auto rep Iirer is considesiaG
making Gunnison his home. Ne ssyivs1
here last Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

b. F. Canaday left Tuesday for New
York City to spend several months
with his family,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Miss Mabel Wallace of Castleton WAS
in Gunnison Friday enroute for visit
with friends at Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

A stove has been erected in the Meth
odist church; those attending services
from this time on will be comfortably
Oarm
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

L. H. Easterly was in the city trans
acting business for the Stock Growers
association last Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. Chester Trevarthen and baby
have returned from visit to Grand
junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindsey and baby
are here from Delta and will spend the
winter on their ranch near Vulcan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Miss Clair Stronse leaves next wee
for California where she will spend tn
winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Father O'FarreIl Of Aontrose . th<
guest Of Rev. Vim. Kipp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

o. A. Wilt Of lola was in town dur
ing the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. Ballard Coates is reported to be
i'll at her home IN Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Mrs. Fred Leibeg and baby are her,
from Youman on Q visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

W. C. Skinner is seriously i'll at his
home in West Gunnison,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

Bruce Burger of Sapinero wss I
Gnnnison last Monday and Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-12

President and General Manager
Marble, Colorado, Dec. 6, 1913.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Siuoer.
Bon GIementine Stdmsr
(Wun6en).

.9u," Idst bic gpi. unb Elm GIan3
uno Geuhten gebt aus bon ibren auz
gen lid borf am SOnnubeno
9beater ipieIsn.
Die Geidpiiter itsheH babel uuo
itaunsn fie an.
rgielIei6t i'm 0oitbsatsr oosr an
GGrtnsrplas2" frags i'd.
Vein in Der Shuls. llno einsn
gausrnburitsn ioa iie MAIDEN. an
gnbs neil iis 10 gut oortragsn tunn9
glsin, BLOB neil iis BON 5aniel ben
gauernanaug bat.
Sid ielbit berausitreihsn ober 10,
bas tbut bic GDi getpib ni4t. oenn iis
1T tein btb6en srbaut BON iih unb
bsntt, bic aHpern tonnen anes beIT.r.
geionosrs bic 9riirer. gs 1T absr
uttt pobr, b.nn 9erabs nad benz
Ibeoter bat oas JrduIsin 2ebrsrin
5ur Mutter geiogt, pnb Tie 10 gut lei
i'm Qufias. uno in Der 9eimatbs
tuuoe tit iie fosar Die gsfts. - glob
Elm bib6sn longpeiIie, immsrau 1T iis
nitt fsrtis. uno ba tat nun Der 8a=
ter nit ibr ousgemaht. ipern iie in
Der Shule lpieoer nibt fsrtis gspor=
1T, oann barf lie ibm. psnn lie heims
tommt, tsinen aub ssbsn. Run muht
lie ihpn auf Der Sreppe ben aopf itsif,
bamit Der 8oter es glsi6 bemsr,sr
iolI uno ibr nidt bod am Gnoe -
aus Oerieben - - 9obst ober ite6sn
ibre blauen Qugen BOZ WaIier. - -
llnb ba bab ih osm Batter geiagt
baB i6 es niht rett fGnDe, sas mil
benz Stub. 9arauf bat ct pie E,
fton 1T - 6ie Nngslegerbeit nit be,
gbi ielbit sinaebeno beiprDhfn. Das
Fl. fpohl tbdte nit elmer 5oht.r, biz
.nitt fsrtis" tpIrbe2 Gb iie Der pieI.
lst9t sinen RUB sd6s an biei.m Gag?
0a antportet Die gDi gu meinsm
sr0bteH Shreden. bub Fl. Das sefpit
aud nidt tbun tpiiroe. 2uf teiner
Jon. SIM Gesentbeil, pieueiti
tpiirbe fie iosar sleih nod our zbu,
| binuusiperfen, oenn i6re Sodter foas
| fih MIR Wiube seben unb flinter Der.
ben. unb iiberbaupt babe tie bic @b.
| iiht, febr itrens gu fein mi. ibren
Rinoern.
Mlfo unn am Gonnabeno barf Il.
Ibeater ipie!eH. Gas sanss 6auI
nimmt SsTaH ibsiI. eis fiibrsu
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Wptl, var oentraslsrtn.
mmtffteuers Cffite.
EamilteH 9cIaib. Ehto.
u II 4 u 4 q ~ 81 1A EtstnhEr tai

Gem mtffteueTs 1fflte.
EanfiIteH 9cGnib. Ghto.
GtHetnndtt, o.. iB. Efiober 1913.
msrfieaeiif araebni tctEerH snf.
afasaaencHfmen in Der Efiice ees gcarS Of
negaln GeHuiflicHers bic 5gei itca, ben ~.
RrbsrThef 1913. Bm i2 ubr Shftaas fir bic
na6ssifhfHhe 6unrthsMEbeti.
n5grr1Ah ben Epesliifatioren Go. SG3--Tar
tine QonrrelfssariiSs on Iloif Gsfnbe iitrr
9piIIresf In arliaa'cn 3eiahts. in Srriraiieib
Ievnfbig.
Tie arseii hdtSn asffeEbeH In uebereirs rs;iH''
rnarg rstt Sen &ldHsu uHb GSessssfditeasH.
freI6e iet. In Der F9sice hfs 9oarb af 0oanfn
uoYuultHicners dgfliscen
TIE fgnesbois ms.Hea anf SormnEnrsu nts5e.
ifriiGf frsn tprife IN hsr Ff'iEe Res Redrh ni
eonrsn gomuisfiansrs ~ habrr finb. Mns te'
a!eiist fein csn esT1FuI Anrb IN her Sohe re7'
rre,inufens 1000 oel TnIIers nit Alpet el.
len uno aenfleenpen galiraeu ais Giosrheii Dnt
her @ieier ben ncrfrcsi .tHasben irirb snl
9Iukfabrnne Der agbett, i'm Safe oerleGbe TIM
saerfduTf rt,n.
9te gonHfn gonlmiiilonsrs hshaIisH sif 6ds
s7eti Dor. iraenbsiH cher due angeSois ssi
terfYeyfen
an multraae ses Roars ct samiIioH Geunit
GrMmifiprers.
EfanIeb Efrubfe. Trdfbeui.
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0Ite Teberheften--gnfrt trinbIen BITE b..
nen Tretfe far stefeIben, dereffire g. G.
800 sSsft Eecniie Mne. g. s0ossA. ne
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nal perpfdnbet - es fcheint, oas lit
ocrboten moraen foll ih sdblen -
Die aranattenmaher orphen nit elmer
9lnaeiae -"
r3p0Iftauienb 5rones2"
.Siinfsehntaulenb. theuerite 8ri-
altte. Dieie Shufte lai1en mid metne
8eraeBIihfeit biiben! Sheuerite gri.
aitte -"
sd tperbe bas pronen, Subert!
4ber es NOR nobl out, penn Su eln
dnberes Mal tpeniger leiht perad-
beit!"
Geambre tiibte bic 6ano ieincr
auiine itiirmiih. gu Itiirmiih, oenn
Die mubIam iibertIebte ssalte brodelte
ab. Gescmbre perbara Die StiidAen
gaita in Teiner bohlen 5ono uno perz
abftiepete iih taitia. sSm Sreppen'
flcur beiab er ben Shaoen. Gr belt
iieben fpinsiae Stiidhen paitd - ipie.
Der Sieben, Cine ipabniinniae 6reuoe
erfiillte ibm bas 6ers! Gharre uno
Der Baron Source mohtsn iih oors
ieben!
Der Baron Spurce bate immersl
aelponnen. Gesembre babnte iid nit
MiR e:nen Wea sum Spieltiia.
naonn man ieben?"
Die iieben 9olbitiide rollten uuf
bds ariine Suh. Sic eetpannsn. sc.
sembre Iieb ben gepinn itehen. Gnb'
lib nahm er bic oebduften gantbillets
fort unb pauIirte.
.Sis baben sS6ren Shnitt tpobl
ihpn aen,aht2" h0bnts Source.
.Sh, bos 1T nur Der Qnfang! sSd)
trete aleih tpieoer elm! Seute aeiplnz
ne if. mas ih p:ll!"
.Sie holten bic 9ont?"
.Sehr aerne!!"
I'm elm uhr bate gesembre i6on
10000 Fruncs oeponnen, Inn aIpei
faIt $4,000. Wiitbeno mari Source
feline Isbten guntnoten uuf bas Suh.
ge5embre fiesrte. Seine S6mins
te brDdelte ab, Iein Geiidt purbe
fahl. Die 3uI6auer umoranqten ben
5iih. Solh cine rebdnce" bate
noCl ntemanb geTeRn.
glOsIi6 preBte Der Warquis Die
ounb aufs 6ers. Gin raienoer
Shmera 900 ibm bic 9ruIt suiammsn.
.Seute tornt niemano geoen mid
duf!" itobnte sr. nod 6alb tenommen
sd bin 81 Sabre alt asporoen;
Gueriumm 13 bas lit stne
,ghonce!"
Ssin @eIiht purbe blduIih.
sd acbe!" Itammslte er.
Sin 4Fsrisr fIoa auf; Ge5embre
tonute pisoer atbmen.
.Weiter! sd hQIts alles!"
Sest melbete lid Gbarre, Der bi:
9unt iibernebmeu tpOllte. 4uf atpsj
&luboiener aeItiibt. ipehieite Del
Warauis ben glaB.
Die gant aebt nit 10000 Trauca
peiter.."
I'D halte 1OOO!"
I'D 3OOO!"
.SdHco. ret ee3einbre uno re
nit bsn Geiidt auf Die aarten I'D
- hdl-te--"
,3u 1T Hi6ts mehr su mdhen!'
Taats Der rai6 herbeigehoIts arat. ags
muB ipfort tobt Qspsisn ieiu! Ge
itorben -"
,cSn npollsr Gharcs", auf oem sfsI'
&c Der Ghrs,!" ey9dnsts Der Baron
yourcs snniih.
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nod oar uidts fonn. ols Iaheln.

nod gar ni6ts tonn, ols Iaheln.
Gas bsibt, bic ainbtr behuupien, er
Tonne aut .icsppsrn1. Msnn ih 81
linen tomme, Tii6ren fit mid gleit an
Den ainbsrnas.n: ~Du, Der Jrlsi
Tam ideppern" lfnb man sibt ibm
bic 3suuloibidiepptr SDiiGkn be Gin.
serhen. 4b,r e last lie oIIsmal
prompt fallen. Damn perfnhsn iis, Is
mir nit ieinsr mcnlentontn fdltdhtm
Qaune Su srtIGrtn. Mber in sloub.
iDirtIid uiHt, oat q l&on fdsppsrn
tann.
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mmtffioHsr's Etttee,
Gami Item 4cuHip. bio,

6fncfRnaii, O.. i6 rftobsr 1913
9erftfpette Maasbofe merben snf.
asasnaencnsII,ef In Der Gtftee bes Eenrb of
9euHia RgmIificuets bic fsrettas, ben ~
9cbtmber 1913. usn ~ libr war9ae. tut bte
aadsfehsHhe NGnrsn.Arbsti:
csem0s ben egsiiiintioutu go. 44s-Fnr
zine Goncre.e Birdie on kseft Scr! Rrab Gbet
ebee.aTDs Qrees In Green zopEibip.
1te Gyteii bar sn arf1tesn IN uebertnftiM'
EupQ ulit etn Esdnsg lf.ih ErsgifiiGisonen.
neIft iesr tn esr Sf'ice bee FUnrt rf dornfa
Eomu.tt'tenets arsl,eper.
aCe Gneeecis r'hHsH Guf sEcrmuIdrsn aus.
eeferiie; fsiH, sBtlNe In esT rfflss hss 8onro
ef goinir aummtHcners Az bnten fine. urn
teales.ei fsin hcr e.ufm Ecno In bfr Sobt bon
fansbunnerf $500 Q03 Tcudrs nit spet Gn,
zen iinO aeusarHnsH Ehrgfu ais sStntreesi. sat
ben scnitnfi etuashsn lIrh bic artsii aiiEfGb'
rsu tpire. i'm Sale berfsEbs tim auerfanHi
rirb
lie Crunth QommlHionsts tstofisn nc n1s
sesot Dor, ireerbssn cesr ole GrEeeSte 81
csrmerfen
On auf,reae hes Ecars S' saniI,sE Gorrtt
ConImiTcners
cicayeh GtrubTe TroliotHt.
gEeft: aibsrt Asintarbt Elsn
ig2s3o6
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Grsa G. IfIieImanH. Yr1f
as.efi: afbeFt Astnbarbf. aiers
IIuGteineg &aftIinss.

JIuGteines S1ftIinss.
Ter 2f.labriae 3iaenner Sohnnn
gerger aus 1robno. Der ipegen apsn.
id,enmornes fsim fal Berihishcf In
Steinomnnacr i'm ilnteriufungsl,cit
itono, lit bonn Sole oes Beidngainge.
h1iibes, no oies5eianaenen heri,inipn.
sirten. gefliihtet. Ter SnitIina DoIl-
fiibrte feline SIndlt ioartia, iit0enl er
iiodI Der gIeid)iauiigen grloubni5. in
ben Gof eeben 5u oiirfen, binttr benz
IWii6sn Sss 0sidnenitw6 6tbteso ~
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gst,, an Vsn,rsssrrss.
9 am MtffIcnerE IffIlf
taniifcn Gennfrs Sttr

tamiitcn Gennfr. Stia
Cincinnati. Gtsc, 80. Gtioosr 1913.
gerftsGsifs ancstofe lrsrbeu eui.
GessrasHomrasn in hst cttcs hss searo q
0pagfp 1emmifinnfge bis Sreitae. ben ~.
4crsat9er 1918. am IL nbr Dsiiiags. iar Die
undssoiasnee GeuHinsarbeii.
Hcuiah Der sresisiiuisen SIC. 5ss fur nts
AepcsriRr Der iE6ltden aIffabrt eer aRtaaii'
eiae gSide in <pmmes Gcicritig.
Tie arbesf tal ~ Ge'4fttH ~ neetrfiH'ftm'
rfuna msi kn TIdreB unb gpesifisaiipEfn.
melSe Jest In Der Office bss gcatb oil gcantt
GpuiwifiorsrS 0lsiseaen
niis nnashofs ,Hfi5fsn nus Hermulcren suses:
ifriiat istn, psIhe In Der fffice hes Nonre o'
0ouyig gcrsmiHicness Al babeu fine.. Ene BE-
aIstfsi fetn poH siueM sonb in Der ecte bon
etntniiffrb tSi 900 .00l Tclars init spe ca.
tsr uns oenigsnoen Rnraen OILS ginerbts: bas
Der Hieter cen sson.sa!l einaebeH nirb AN
tiustnhruns bsr artsii. tm 9cae serfsibe sbH
Iis Qourfh GcmmssfscneYs sebcIien H6 bcs
4sff Dor. !rcerbsiH cher aus anHttcfe ~
sm anssraee bee eears Of aansi!ion Gcsmts
COMMITMENTS,
Grsn. G. g9fIieImarn. Yr1f.
as.efi: aIbtEt Aetn5arof. 9ierf:
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Sod bic Muiter fhaut ibn trpbs
Dem 70 frob on. bab idl mir su meis
nem Oeburtstne nints iDeiier piinih<,
als bob iie mid, einnol 70 frsuncli6
onihauen fon, uit sen Gribl.
Mttr eas lam fk wctI ui&t.
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& 9sbesans.iaeH.
Siorb ON aEcnfde, bcn 8. gioeeuber 1913.
I 80 ilbr MbenOs,
freo. 10. Al Mauntsl,

IN ieiuer 9sotnnna. go. 1919 sgaoerrp sreenue
Roruoob. 1bio. AecThiauud isreiiaa ben T.
AoceTlber 1913. aa6miiiaae ] llhr 80 gstru
ten. 6retiioe ftnb bbiIidft eiEaeIabeu.
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1eniider 9sionier.gercin.

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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-14
Order Of Publication.

State OF Michigan In the Circuit Court for the
County OF Shiawassee, In Chancery.
Gertrude @. Booth, Complainant, va. Walter
A. Booth Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
County OF Sbiawassee, In chancery, at Corunna
on the 3lst day OF January, a. ID. 1918.
file. that the defendant Walter A. Booth
Is not resident of this state, but resides at
some place In the United States OF America,
on motion Of Fitzpatrick and Plerpont, COM
plainant's solicitors IL Is ordered that the said
defendant Walter A. Booth cause his ap.
pearance to be entered herein, within Ave
months from date OF this order, and in case OF
his appearance that he cause his answer to
the complainant's bill OF complaint to be filed.
and a copy thereof to be served on said com.
plainant's solicitors within fifteen days after
service on him Of q copy OF said bill, and
notice Of this order: and that In default thereof
said bill be taken as confessed by the said
nonresident defendant.
And IL is further ordered, that within wv enty
DAYS the said complainant cause q notice OF
this order TO be published IN THE Owosso
TIMES, a newspaper printed, published and
In said county, and that said publ
cation be continued therein at least once each
week, for ak weeks In succession, or that she
cause q copy Of this order to be personally
served on said non resident defendant, at east
twenty days before the time above prescr bed
for his appearance. seldom s. MINER,
& PIERPoNT, Circuit Ju dge
Complainant's Solicitors.
Owosso, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-14
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of Harriet
Williams, deceased.
We the undersigned having been appoip ted
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
In and for the County of Shiawassee, State Of
Michigan. Commissioners TO receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against said estate do hereby give notice
that we will meet at the residence of Oscar A
Shadbolt. In the City of Owosso, In said
County, on Monday, the llth day OF April, A. .
ID. 1918, and on Monday, the 18th dny OF
June, A. ID. 1918, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF each OF said days for the
purpose OF receiving and adjusting oil claims
against said estate and that four months
from the l4th day OF February, A. u. 1918. are
allowed to credltorsto prese mt their claims to
said commissioners for adjustment and allow
ance.
Dated the 18th day OF February. A. d. 1918.
TBANE NEAL, ug
GEORGE r. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-14
Order of Publication.

State OF Michigan. County OF Shiawassee. SIS
AT session OF the Probate Court for sait
County, held at the Probate ONCE in the City
airy In the year OF one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen.
Present Matthew Bush Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF Herman d
Hanes deceased; on reading and filing the petit
ion OF Harry E. Hanes. praying that admins.
tration OF said estate may be granted to Ed
ward Pinney or some other suitable person.
1t is ordered that the 18th day OF March.
next at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said
Probate ONCE, be assigned for hearing said
petition.
And It is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks,
previous to said day of hearing, In THE owes.
so TIMES u newspaper printed and circulating
In said County Of Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
r.p Judge of Probate.
BY FLORENCE LINDSEY,
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-14
Order For Appearance

State of Mich'gan-Thirty. fifth Judicial Or
cult. In Chancery. Suit pending In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Shiawassee. In
Chancery. at the City OF Corunna In said
County of Shiswassee on the 18th day oil
January A. ID. 1918.
Grace M Jewell, Complainant, vs.. Charles II
Jewell, Defendant. .,v.rr
In this cause It appearing that the defend
ant, Charles n. Jewell's last known; place OF
res dence was the City OF Owosso, Michigan
that his whereabouts are now unknown and
unable to be ascertained. therefore, on motion
OF Seth @. Pulver, solicitor for complainant, II
is ordered. that the defendant enter his CD
pearance In said cause on or before five months
from the date Of this order, and that within
twenty days the complainant cause this order
to be published in The Owosso Times; said
publication to be continued once in each week
from six weeks In succession. III Ia
Seldom s. MINER.
Circuit Judge
SETH Q. PULvRR, Complainant's Solicitor.
Business address: OwossO, Michigan.