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Newark post., 1913-11-12
KEMBLESVLLLE

Mrs. Sue Henderson and daugh-
ter Florence and Miss Julia Lyon
of New York City are visiting Mrs.
L. HI. Crossan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnite Of New
ark called on friends in our village
recently.
Mrs. Emma Snyder has been
quite sick for few days.
Mr.. Dutton Richards of Marsh
alton, spent Friday in kembles-
vile.
Several farms in this vicinity
changed hands on Thursday last.
The Kemblesville Cornet Band
will hold fair and festival in Will
lard's Hall, Friday and Saturday
evenings, November 21st and 22nd.
All kinds Of good things will be for
sale. Come out and help the band
Attractions for old and young.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
PERSONALS

DR.. II. p. Bassett Of Baltilnore,
former chemist at Delaware. Col
lege, visited his oldgfriends III New
ark on Monday, IT. =EE5 :-EE1s !. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lynch and
children of:,P Philadelphia, are visit
ing Mi:s. Prank Willis.
Miss Elsie Wright will return to-
morrow after a month s stay at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. - l..
Miss Ehlert of Philadelphia was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Il. b.
Jacobs.
Miss Elizabeth Wright OF Bal
dwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pa,
spent the weekend at her home IN
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.. Colbert Gel
ebrated their thirty-first wedding
anniversary recently by entertain
ing a number Of their friends.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
SCHOOL NOTES

The Literary Society of Newark
High held their second meeting for
the term. Oh Thursday, November
the 7th. It was attended by sever
al members Of last years gradual
ing class.
President Bowen opened the
meeting by having Secretary Leila
Herbener read the minutes OF the
last meeting. Helen McNeal,
chairman of the committee on Con
stitution read each article Of the
constitution, which was adopted by
a unanimous vote Of the society.
The Committee on Programs had
arranged very interesting after
noon, that greatly pleased both the
visitors and the pupils. 1t was as
follows: piana solo by Geneva Bur-
aite; reading, "Lincoln's lnaug-
uration," by Paul Lovett; decla-
nation, "Music in Camp" by Ed
na Chambers; reading, "The Gam
bler's Wife" by Catharine Price;
violin solo, by Arthur Chillas;
reading, 1.-The Mountains, by
Lavinia Bye; reading, "Home, . by
Mae Lovett; trio, by Miriam
Poole, Leila Herbener and Harvey
Ferguson reading, "Xerxes at the
Hellespont," " by Elizabeth Stroud !;
defamation, "A Leap of Roushan
Beg" by Myrtle Wakeland; a
duet by Katharine Wilson and
Bella Herbener; a Talk on the
Election Returns, by Francis
e'Rourke, and a reading, "Speech
Of Red Jacket" by George Loug-
land.
After song by the school the
society adjourned until the next
meeting.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Social Notes

While the dance in the gymna-
stun Saturday evening was small
and early" it was a very pleasant
affair. Notwithstanding the new
dances were barred and there was
considerable disappointment over
t'nis. ...
The visiting team were the guests
of honor.
Prof. and Mrs. McCue, Lieut..
and Mrs. Herman and Prof. Rob
inson represented the faculty ana
the delightful music was furnlsheo
bv Jacob s orchestra.
Among the dancers We're the
Misses Bye, Whittingham, Camp
bell. Wright. Singles, Anderson,
Worrall, Bowen, Ayrest, Filling,
Davis: Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Pax
son. and the Messrs Bouwell,
Watts. Foster, Mcdaniel, Silver,
Jolls, Taylor, McNeal, Valiant,
Moore, Sullivan, Vandergrift, Nay
lor. Manning, Smith, Sawdon, Sew
ard. Jones, Gravel and Croft.
Miss Harriet Evans left on FRI
dav for an extended stay at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Frederick Armstrong OF
New York, is the guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. f. S. Armstrong at Cooches
Bridge. a -.
Mrs. J. II. Hossinger has been
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Bert
Raub in Philadelphia for a week.
Miss Juliette Gibson OF Phlla-
delphia was the guest of Mrs. W hit
tingham over the weekend.
Mrs. John PiIling, who has been
a patient at the Homeopathic Hos
pital for several weeks, returned to
her 3 last Thursday, much I'M
pro
Newark post., 1913-11-12

a valley between two cliffs, on
horse back, t., full speed. They
were dressed in Indian garb with
blankets around them, which made
a beautiful sight. Minpehaha Tribe
No. % Of this town are glad to see
him retu1si tothe hunting grounds
of NsWark once agaih Especially
'Griff, " as he had said half of the
tribe was out West, and he, Griff,
could not get an inspiration. We
will be glad to hear from .'Gritf. J"
Contributed.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Popular Lecture On Friday

DR.. j. p. Lichtenberger Of the
University of Pennsylvania will
deliver the first Of a series of pop
ular lectures, under the direction
of the History Department, Della
ware College, in the Oratory next
Friday night at s o'clock. His
subject will be "The Modern
Science Of Eugenics.' A cordial
invitation is extended to everyone.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Returned From Pacific Coast

f. M. Smith and wife have just
returned from the" Golden City,
San Francisco, where they have
been spending a few weeks vaca-
tion, both looking and feeling much
better. Mr.. Smith says he saw
some of the most beautiful sights
in his life, among which was the
Golden Gate Park, most magnl-
ficent place, where he spent hours
and did not see half of it. On the
way home, just after leaving Al
kuouerque, New Mexico, there were
a number of Indians coming down
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Planning For Poultry Show

@Tha eighth annual exhibition of
the Diamond State Poultry. and
Pigeon Association will be held IN
Odd Fellows Hall, Wilmington,
on December 2-6, inclusive. Emf
nent specialists"ffon alF-pafts OF
the country will judge birds. Prizes
have been offered which assures the
exhibition "a quality show"
Newark post., 1913-11-12
October Breaks Record

During October one hundred
ninety-four marriage. licenses were
issued at the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court in ! Elkton, compared
with one hundred ninety for: the
year preceding May /, when Elk,
ton became Gretna Green.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Takes Pasteur Treatment

Robert Hawthorne, farmer living
about two miles from Newark was
bitten by a strange dog recently
which has compelled him to take
Pasteur treatment at the State
Board of Health Laboratory in
Newark. -
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Wel-known Gate
Keeper Retires

Employees of the B. & O. rail
road recently presented rocking
chair to Mr.. Nelson Grant, for %
years in the employ Of the road,
upon his retiring from active serv-
ice as gate-keeper at the Main street
crossing, Newark.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Gloves and Hosiery

Good Gloves possessing all the points of being cor
rectly cut to insure good fitting at fair prices, have
always been the aim of glove section. We show
the fullest ASSIGNMENTS of both Kid and Fabric Gloves
All are sold with the full assurance Of real worth.
Complete showing Of cotton Isle and silk Hose for
women at soc, 75c 81 90, $3.50 and $500 pair.
Our assortment of Silk Hose most attractive.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Newark Grange Meeting

Newark Grange will meet in
College Hall next Monday evening,
November 17th, at s O. clock. A
full attendance is urged.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Bedding

Price quotations true index as to real
quality. Our Blankets, Comfortables and Spreads
selected first for quality Prices always fair con-
sdering the high quality of the merchandise With
selling space doubled in size and splendidy adapted
for it's purpose assortments correspondingly
large All the wanted sizes in wool Blankets, cotton,
wool and down filled Comfortables and white Spreads,
from both foreign and domestic mills. To test the
value Of our bedding offerings ask to pair of
blankets, down quilt wool filled comfortable at
$500 each.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Prizes Offered By State Board

The State Board of Agriculture
has offered $3.50 in prizes for the
highest yield Of white potatoes any
where h the State, and S270 in
prizes for corn next year.
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Diamond State Grange
Plans Corn Show

Diamond State Grange of Stan
ton, is planning corn show and
mid-winter fair, to be held on Nov
ember %.
Newark post., 1913-11-12

sold last week seven pigs, two hum
dred days old, whose Weight total
led 1900 pounds. His stock is
thoroughbred Chester White.
- 49,: :. .$-tiI @t.'NE - No..
Newark post., 1913-11-12

The abelaware shfft Jsaard OF l.
Education has adopted a new form
OF report for the County Superin-
tendents. .-sS .,.s.' rn@ 49,"
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Record For Weight

. Leonard Lewis, farmer of the
Flint Hill section north of town
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Carrrlent News

We might fill the half Of this page III attempting
to emphasize the completeness of garment section;
to see it for yourself would be to impress you more
forcbly than we attempt to do III mere cold type
For years we have specialized garments
giving the greatest amount of time to it III order that
they should be kept up to the high standard we set
for them. That measuraby succeeding IS at
tested by continually growing business Scarcely
a day or an hour passes that do not consumate a
sale where costumers have spent day more III the
larger cities looking for garments. This season our
lines are larger and better than before Every
price idea represented At each and every price we
guarantee values the best.
Coats for street. motor, evening, dress and SEMI
dress occasions, made of all the most desirable cloths
at $12 90 to $500 each, with every n-between price
At $500 each show most unusual values
Suits in over a hundred distinct models and fab
rcs at $500 to $500 EACH
Dresses are fast becoming active sellers You
would be surprised if you acquainted with the
excellence of styles and fabrics we show. A good
Serge Dress for little $500; others up to 5000
EACH with all the n-between prices.
Complete lines of Separate Skirts, Waists, reliable
Furs and Fur Garments
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Thanksgiving Linens

Our beautiful window display Of Linens is well
worth visit down town to see. Extensive as it u.s.
it is only a hint of complete stock Everything
worth having and selected with the greatest care by
linen expert is shown in linen section. We in
vte inspection Of this line
Newark post., 1913-11-12
Kennard & Co.
Dress Goods and Silks

In both of these lines Of fabrics by the yard we
show most unusual and distinctive assortments Every
weave and color shown is in correct harmony with
the most advanced style authorities. Whatever your
requiremns for either dress goods silks we feel
that we will be able to supply them
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Mmf Ser Seimfabrt.

2iperpoo1, England, Is. Sept.
Muf benz Compiler ~2uittania"
po11 ser @nnoro Ginte lit 6ie 2ei6e
6es perltorbenen 8iirgermeiiter @ap=
nor bon Seem Sort nod BEN Ser.
Staaten abgegangen. Ser Sarg mnr=
Sc in ser Eo6tenfapeae auf 6em 8or<
oeroed 6es @@iffes oufgeitent. Sic
u2uiitania" ioa Breitag, oen 10.
september in Seem Sort eintreffen.
Sic l1eberfiibrung ser 2eide bon
oem &atbbaule, mo- iie aufgebabrt
moroen NOR, nod 6em Dod erfolgte
unter boben gbren. sSm &atbbauie
rubte Ser Sarg ouf oem groBen &a=
tofolf Ser aus Ser 8eItminiter,
9l6tei b%ergebradt mor6en par. Se@s
Holi5ilten bielten Sic gan5e Ma@t
binonrd sic gbrentpabe. @s mar
cine auBeror6entlide gbrung, oie
Dem tooten 8iirgermeiiter Ser Metro-
pole am @uoion 5utbeil mur6e. Mod
ME 5upor mor in Dem altbiitorii6en
@ebal1oe eine 2etde aufgebabrt NOR
oer. Ser @arg mar nit oem @ter-
nenbanner un6 ben Union Sad
oraptert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
@ater bes bodm. 5errn S. aletn &C.
itor6em.

&ur5 Dor S6l11B Ser 1prmell gebt
l1lls sic Mahridt gu, oaB Ser @ater
oes in ct. Nibola3 als Efarrer ito
tionirten bo6m. Serrn 9ermartl
Stein I'M often Gaterlan0e I'M boben
Sitter bon 80 Sabren geitorben lit
un6 u111 81. Mltgl1lt na6 feierlidem
Seelenamte oem S6ob Ser groe
iibergeben mltr6e. Ser 8or1torbene
madte etne lange un6 i6pere Get
oens5eit, sic elf Monate anoanerte,
ergeben in @ottes beiligen @il=
len ourd. geim 8eiu6e ieineS
Sobnes, 6es bohm. &errn &lein,
int lebten Sabre nabm er bon oteiem
gbi6ieb nit SEN @orten: uSn Ser
gmigfeit tper6en mir unS mte6erie=
ben." Sett lit ser quite, alte 8ater
@lein in sic @migfeit biniiberge=
i9lummert> un6 m0ge linn BORT ste
etpige 5eligfeit beidte6en fem. Ser
@eritorbere lift hermit Dem Spfer Ser
Brie1ter un6 6em @ebete aller Gbrt1t=
gldubigen empfoblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
8ebemtem6es @e6iet.
6 Il it antinnbeL. Is.

Son It antinppeI, Is. Sept.
IS mllroe am Montag amtli9 in
&onitaatinopel angefin6igt> sic tiir=
fiid)en lno br1lgariiden 6rie6ens6e=
legaten bitten ii6 iiber sic mi@tig=
item @ren5fragen geeinigt. @uf @run6
oes nelten 8ertrages b%erliert 8ulga=
rien 6en gr0Bten Ebeil bon Ebra=
fien, Ser linn in DEM 2on6oner Ser
trag 5ugelagt lpur6e. Die 5iirfei er=
balt M6rionopel unb @trf=&iliiie, TO-
tpie eir1en betr69tli6en Streifen 2an=
0es tpeitli6 bonn Martba, an pel6em
&irf=&iliiie lieet. 8ulgarten batte
pergebens gebofft, BOB sic @roBmd6=
te 6afiir iorgen miir6en, oaB es bei-
iere @eoingl1ngen erbalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

! fomteu. - S. 9. &iffmeper laBt anf
leincr 5piiden bier mno ct. @lol1o
gelegenen Sarm on fommenoen Mitt-
mod), sen "a. Sept, feline bemegli4e
@abe perlteigern. @s lit 6ies cine
quite @clegenbeit, mertbpolles Sieb
uno Mcfergerdtbe i'm belten 3uitanoe
5l falli cn. Gieie @eriteigerl1ng miro
cine scr groBten ieiu, Sic felt Sabren
IN Sic fem Conn gebalten lpuroen.
MiartD.
Ius ON Sonntag bier gum @clte1
ser @emeinoe geDaltene grntefelt
fam als elm grfolg i'm mabren Sin-
nes oes @ortes be5eib,rct mcroen.
Ger @in1nlel perberrlidtc oas Set
init Scr idonitcu @itterung, nno es
mur nidJt bios Sic gauge @enneinoe,
Iou0ern piele aus oen Nadbarsge=
mei,1oen, sic 5l11n iSeite erlbienen lpa-
rem pms lid in Sic 6reloen oes "a
qes tbeilten. limo "a Sic anne e11oe
Sd)uar nit ibren Spenoen nidt gei5=
ten, lit al1d in finan5ieuer @tt1ltdbt
scr grfolg geiibert. : Sci eilrem
bonn bod61p. Yfarrer $. 9el1tbner arn
Gienltognlprgeu 8 ltbr gebalteren
@odseitsun1te lieben ibren Ireubn>lo
ourh Eriel tersbano iegllen @elnr1d
ornlul bon ct. @enol (2lreulburg)
u1o SRI. CLARA &rier aus bieier Sc
ueiuoc. Na9 ser firdliden Seler
fon0 bel ben gltern Ser 8ra1t I'M
areile elmer aus @ermanote1 nno
6rculloel1 ser @od5eiter b%eltebenoen
beiteren @alteibaar Elm i6ones Sph=
5citsfeit itatt, Bel meldem Die gral1t=
le,tte nit Sen ber5li6iten @liidmiin=
ihen ur1o idonen Mngebinoen reid-
lid bebad)t mllroen. SAB es oen
illugen Eoare arl eigenen SCRIBE itets
m%oblergeben m0ge, lit Ser anfrihtige
M11n1h oes vMor0ltern."
2afe George.
Sin iieben Sabre oltes Sohnd)en
ser 6a1nilie 6ra115 5peltrid >puroe
BON elmer Sub int @elibte idlimm
perlett uno inn ct. &apbaelS Soipt=
tai 5u ct. glol1o ur1ter ar5tlide Sc
ba11oll1ng geitelt. = MloiS S@ol5
nno 8ernbaro &iifler begaben it6
nod ct. CLOUD, mo ite III Ser Nor=
NAL dnle tire Stu6ien mie6er auf
nebmen. = Die Drei6er baben iebt
poQen grnites lire Mrbeit b%egonnen.
- @iele bon bier paren na6 Ser
county : 6air 1T @ntf Centre, galt
es ia bol1ptiadlid BORT ben groBen
&ogel fliegen 51 ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
g.. u. &C..

6 chattanooga, 5enn., Is. Sept.
Qteber bier5ebntauieno 0eteranen
Ger unionstruppen bes 8iirgerfrieges
iino in Chattanooga, Senn., our AZ.
Sabresperiammlun5 Ser @rano Mrmp
Of TIE 9fepublic berfammelt, oas erite
Veal bab oieie @er~anitaltung in elmer
1lloliden Sta6t abgebolten miro; Ser
&orpent miro oie gauge ISOLDE
oauern. AuBer Ser 8. 81. st. baI>
ten neridieoene iJr n%Q6elteben6e
%erba1loe ibre Sabresper iannmlmngen
in Chattanooga ab> oie ebenfaQs nit
mebreren t%auieno 3elegaten pertreter
limo. Sic folgen6en 9epartements
batten am Montag bereits lire
@auptquartiere er0ffnet: Minnelota
Womman6er 6. $. Iaplor); Marp-
lano, Commander 6. g. gmrih;
Nerp &ibire Commander 9. 81.
@oms); Ohio COMMANDER W. 81.
Warnod); @ermont Commander 8.
&annon); 8eit @irginio (Gomman<
Ser S. S. @iqan); l1tab, Womman-
Der St. Oeber); 8isconitn (Gomman-
ser CHARLES $. &enrp bon gou
Claire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
6iman5reform bGlt itanb,

IS arlington, 9. g., 10. Sept.
Sn Ser 9eratb1tng iiber bie ein=
5elneu Naragropben ser @abrungs=
porlage ml1rben ont Montag inn 9fe=
observation-disclosures heoeutenoe Sort
idritte genradt. Ste gaepltblifaner
periu6ten 5ablrei6e announcements
ourd)5,1bringen, oob ideiterte ibr Int
ternebmen an 6em gei6loiienen 3u=
1ammenbolten ser Demofraten. IS
m11roe nidt Elm ein5tges midtiges
ENHANCEMENT angenommen. Nad
@@luB Ser @ibung mar etpa ote
@alfte ser Sin perleien, uno sic Sc
mofratii9e11 6iibrer iin6 iiber5ergt,
6aB sic gan5e &orlag2 am Meittmo@
erleoigt peroen fann. gs bagelte
n11r 10 nit republitanii@en Mmenoe-
ments, ood) ieoesmal itimmten oie
Demofraten geidloiien 6agegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Sinh fir M%msiteanns.
Berl1n, Is. Sept.

~ T ! | u, 10. StR1.
IS lit unperfen1bar, 6aB ote Be-
lpegung 5l1guniten bon 9euti6lanos
8etbeiligung an Ser @anama<Pa5i=
fit Notwithstanding Q915) nod be-
ltd1roig mddit. 6reilid feblt eS ou@
ni6t an ether iebr riibrtgen Mgita>
tion bierfir. MuBer BEN Spiel5eng=
fabrifonten in Sonnenberg. meroen
nod piele au6ere mi6tige 5irmen,
auh III Ser Wetau= nn1 IN Ser Sea-
ldineninou]trie, beitimmt III San
6rQncisco ausiteue11. l1n6 Ser u8nno
ser Snoultriellen" orbeitet iebr eners
gii9 in oieiem Sinne. Mud Der
Momiral b. Sruppel b~egiinitigt oieie
8emegung itarf. @as sic &altnng
Oeiterreid=l1ngarns in oieier @a@e
anbelongt, 10 tpar sic jiinglte Mngobe,
sic @egierung lebne oie 8etbeilign1tg
at ser MnSite1ung ob, ei1te Der frilbte;
pielmebr bat Sic &egierung nod fet=
men gntidluB 6iesbe5iiglid gefaBt.
uno oaB piel 0iterreidiide, nanle11t=
Iid b0bmii6e 6abrifantelt, al1sltel=
len mer6en> lit ieoenfalls ii@er.
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Die Gage in Merifo.
Sc erifo. IA. Sept

Wertfo, IA. Sept.
Erobbem ii6 @rgoupernellr 2ino,
ser perionli6e @ertreter oes Fraii=
benton @ilion, nod immer tn Sero=
fr115 aufbalt, ideint sic merifonilde
@egierung SEN oiplomatii4en Mei=
nu1gSaustauid nit Sen @ereinigten
Staoten ols einen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
3mii6enfan git betra6te11. Gas Sit
terelle an elmer m0gliden @ieoerouf f
nobme Ser &erban6lun9en miro ilber=
idottet oltrd sic beporitebenoe GrDff=
11lt11g oes &ongreiies uno Sic III Nl1s=
iidt itebenoe 8otldaft 0es propiiori=
iben &%rdlt6enten @lterta. g%eionoere
Mi6tigfeit miBt ma1t Ser @otldaft
bei, sic obne 3metfel meitere Gntbiil=
lungen iiber sic 8e5iebungen 5mil6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
No. 1895.

No. 3339
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court: In the Matter of the
Guardianship of Joseph Haar, George
Haar and Alloys Haar, Minors.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the sale of certain
lands belonging to said Minors: The
petition of Katherine Jacobs, for
merly Katherine Haar, as repre-
sentative of the above named Minors,
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that it is necessary and for the
best interests of said estate and of all
interested therein that certain lands
of said Minors described therein be
sold and praying that a license be
to her granted to sell the same:
THEREFORE, You, and each of
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of St.
Clord, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the 10th day of October
1918, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 18th
day of September, 1918.
A. H. KLASEN.
Court SeaD Probate Judge.
j. B. HIMSL,
a. Attorney for Petitioner.
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Madahmensmerthe Srbinans.

&nnas @ttp, Mo., Is. Sept.
@ergnitgungsfabrten TT Nutomobt=
len bon SsSl111gen nn6 Mao6en nnter
21 Sabren itno 6ur6 cine Montag=
aben6 bonn Sta6tratb bon &anfoS
@itp, Mo., angenommenen Sroinan5
perbotet1. Die Sr6tnan5 idreibt Dor,
baB ni6t miinoige &in6er 5piiden
9 l1br aben6s unD 6 l1br morgens
bon ibren @ltern o6er an6eren IN
.gntem Stuff iteben6en @rma6fenen be-
gleitet fem miiiien, menn tie in Mltto-
mobilen fabren. M1tf nebertret1tng
ser Sr6inot5 lit cine @eI6itrafe bon
$500 bis $500 geiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Michael Mayors, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Michael Mayors, Decedent.
Letters of administration with the
will annexed this day having been
granted to Matthias Mayors
1t is ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent nav present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six
months from and after the date here
of; and that Friday, the 18th day
of March, 1914, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
in the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at the City of st. Cloud,
in said County, be, and the same here
by is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
scented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In der
N%ordstern" as provided by law.
Dated September 10th, 1913.
(SeaD A. H. KLASEN,
Probate Judge.
j. B. HIMSL,
Atty for the representative.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
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