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MONOPOLY OF THE SEA
BEATS LAND COMBINES
CONGRESS IS TOLD

WARRINGTON. Jan. a-That there
10 sombanstien Of German and Dus.
~ ship companies WHOSE ramifscstiens
sxssnA al over the world and who dis
sssssinats against Amsrssa ~ high rates
- pssfsrsatia, rsbasss IVES sAs tssti-
Weay before he ''Dhipping Trust" In
vsseigatin6 Committee to-day Of VIII.
ian q. DougiaA Prssiasat Of, Ne arm
q Astsli . Dsussass. New Yock q.
pU>oeD. ~ ~, s'f ,f+ =
J'1As msaepsu q tie sesan to-day"
~ declared. ~ moro pronounosd than
~ tntsrssaealai menoboiy In the
,wss1A" ~, ~ l7l ..Fg-
~ wiinss assiarsa me worries
ss0nrcs vas distributed pro rata
eOng NJ vas1oas lines. The' rates "
AaotsaaN hs said. we're "most hish
~ pr&ud1esA and part ss . censistsns
oo1)ey % Ne Steamship companase "a
daeeeurAOs Anss1ean eommsrce.".
Mo- who ~ h I1sndoa." OoSs,as
eAosreed. loan h1la aAy attempt OF an,
A0eseooa - iatsod0ce bis merchaDdis,
No en- past e ths world. Ds,ayNt
deliveries end excessive satss srs N,
D1Aoo oAoptol"
ne witssss sasa ~ Ne sa,y 1T.
esoeeeeooes elvsa ~ he so-oallsd ''con.
eeronoo noog" n south Asnslcan trade
wre - ~ oess. Harvsst9 anA Gtaa.
80 on 3eeeta
TAak Amssses ~ss asua,Any S>inu
eeaAs1 ~ u twsnty.avs = Shift,
~ cant q TIE eaport <fAAs g wouN
aasssaAy have. was ssssrtsA BY IA,
Witness f, ts# t'N9tI
no ysa fsvsr sr.asins az sAAppsna
iinss uadsr . tribunal slnsiiar % IN
IataseA4s Commerce Comsalssloa r
sssed CAainaa Aisxands Of ~ Doug.
AaoA tt st ifir :.
Il o." ~ n. Doussass. .uus con.
misloa Aoay shosAd have couSrol ovas
IT, ya4ss 80 sAApptng. arranesmsnts;
and ~ (lnse opsfaAlhG through Amart.
can veets shoulA b compelled % psS.
lieh their satas With thai commlssion
would 90 fskttsr an1 provide thai
shiDuees 'shouid have thsle owa ohoics
o. ocsan roNtes: end thAt n the oass Of
through h1lis Of lAAlA9 IL raalroad
| freight sa4s 20 ssaboard. - wsu - ths
eeean tselsht rsss. shousd b plainly In
~--'-'-' fAaftN rftrf ft. 49, iH .fl. o. itfH
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HAS BARRED HUBBY
HELDNbA|l ON
HIDDEN CHARGE
Father -in-law Bondsman for
lie Compile IN Mysterious
Family Mix-Up.

TO Ne disasUelueasns - . 0vw1 10
ne courtroom. Dawsfd L. opmpts.
electrical engineer. whpss vsfe .
wealthy fesmsr Breesaya Giri. caused
his arrest o. Q warrana. the exact
nature o. WHICH was not made known.
An sdjourunsat Of The eass YES
created mtn Friday By Masistrats
Handy. In the Loag Islaad CITY Court.
~ Request Of shs husbands counsel
Mn. MsAsioA KAnmess L. Compte.
wsassng . long squisssi' coat and hsav-
iiy vsiisd. came 70 ths court n Dor
rowsd auto. her own touring car. which
10 usually manned By a,Jspassse chad
6sur and feotmAn. havihs Sssn dam
aged In IN accident last night. She
was not PAT On ne stand by her coun-
eel, Robert H. Nidsr. but sat within
the rail-. Close 70 her husband. At whom
shs did not glance. Mr. lie Compts
pa,d her httle attention. and. through
hts counsel, refused 10 givs his pres
emit address, which was sought ~ MS
wife a. O. means a, hnding the three
shGIArsn Of n. II compts ~ former
me- dsuuty shsrifss and . private
~,,erd hsve been ksspiR9 Mr.. L. Compts
frosn entering his residence. No. 100
wnoa.>y street. Astoria. This home ne
a. eaSd 70 have decided 20 hss wife the
Aav az ths,r marriage. Both had been
Sivorced. Mrs. L. ComptA who II the
6aughter Of Richard Kenmore Of No.
o. 81. FELIX street, Brooklyn. was de-
voted 10 her husbands three children
after her marriage to Mr.. Ii compto.
TIE Arst trouble came three months
80 wAn Mrs. IL Compile who has .
private fortune. appealed to the police 10
IA her q blackmailsrs. She refused to
t1vo enough Information tor arrests.
Her eompiaint ten days go 10 District
Attorney smith that two men had At
tsnptsd to extort money from her be-
oause Of photograph they had. brought
On . quarrel With her husband.
Mrs.. L. Compile said to-day that her
husbsnd left their home that night
talsing ms children to No. : Bank street.
Manha4tan. She followed N q TOURING
car ana tried 10 take the children. but
was prsventsd. Then Mrs.. I.s Compile
| smoloysd deputy shsrims to guard her
Aouss, end rsfuisA - set her husband
enter. The engineer returned twice for
cloShsng and was admitted after iss ap-
psAisA 20 Assistant Dtstrict-A Attorney
Hsthsrinston. On Monday evening h
fought ths guards. brsaiing . window.
Mrs. L. Compts tslephonsd to the 20
Nee end for her attorney. Robert II.
UaAsr, former District-Attornsy Of
Brooh,yu. Mr.. L. Con,pts wqs then a.
lowed 70 remove his bSlonsints. c
Mrs. L. CosDpts rSeussd 10 tell the
nature OF the vhotosraph END The letter
with whic hths blackmailers attempted
10 effort money. nor would she mention
ths> sum demanded except TO hint tina,
Il wsa ls~gs.
Then oans the application for Q war.
rent for the husband. Altar the I'D
journmsat had been granted to-day bail
We nxsd 1t >ooo. which was furnished
o<tsP Z AurrtsA oonfsrsnce BY Richard
Kenmore, father Of Mrs. IL Compte
Nrs. L. Compts hurried away in her
Automobils with hse father and . u.s.
Ter. NJ. IL Compts refused to sxpiaau
his arrest. s
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MARRIED THREE DAYS;
HUSBAND GOES TO JAIL.
Vegetable Peddler Guilty Of Using
B,Shel Measure Seven
tF Pounds Short. ~ r

Forced to leave his bride Of three
dayv. Louis Kohn. vegetable psddler
Of No. 3oa East One Hundred and Sec
ond street. will spend the nsxt ten days
IN jail. kohn was convicted Of selling
potatoes In the tenement DISTRICT from
bushei basket seven pounds short.
Accompanied by his bride. whom ne
married Sunday. Kohn appeared II the
Court Of Special Sessions to-day, He
entered plea OF guilty. expecting TO
set on with . Ane. His ofRsnss. how
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j|)Q|PSIDOEATh
uN0SPITALAFTE|R
!, DESPERATE Fight
Florida DistrictAttumey,
cfazed BY Illness Asiacks
Two WIN Iron Bar.
TEARS WINDOW GUARD.
Leap From Fifth Floor Fol-
lows Knockout Of Big
Attendants.
TEARS WINDOW GUARD.

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~ - = 49,
'eaA~ -, wnse ssnSesasny 49,
~ 49, $3.50 - : - -
$50 q ~ New asn - :.
100 - Ne v0W 81 osSoS
tnil1ong 10 IL eeustyAsd ed was M
sooatly kIlIsd. ms isae threugh ne
vM1ow fsJiswsA . 6ssOesoes bessis
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VS1sA sk,.s tsre ersa NJ fastsalnss
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6evn the AstealspSe aaI slsnrsa ne
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ever. - outlined By Inspector Ksasing
" Ne Dsrse0 g wsishts and Msas'
ures. was % hasssns that Il called for
drastic vssnSsAmsnA
Tea days In ths City Prison." Jus
tics HussDil announced.
ThWo was hAR suppressed ocream
from the rsas Of the courtroom. xohn
turned and saw his bride staggsr out
Of court.
II don't care Tor myss,f." he sx-
dlaimsd. :Vhs viii sufIss more than
wiil."' s,t'ete ..t
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CHINESE ROBBERS KILL BABY
OF CANADIAN MISSIONARY.

PDKINO. Jan. a-Chlnsse robbers shot
and killed to-day. John. the infant son
of the Rev. n. c. Joliike. Of the Cana.
dian. Methodist Mission.
A party Of missionaries were r. .rning
b. boat 70 The town Of Tseliutsins when
they were attacked by the robbers y.
tween Chsngtu and Cbunsking. In the
Province Of 0se-chuen. One Of the rob-
bess was CAPTURED. but the rest took 20
0ight.
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TRUNKS & SUIT CASES. .

Dress Trunks in various models and sises.
finished in leather, fibre and awhide; fitted with
divided and dress trays. $50 to 1878
FORMER prices ll.eo 10 1880
Steamer Trunk finished in leather, fibre and
rawhide Various models and sizes, M
former prices $50 10 1900. 6.76 to 0.75
Russet and Brown Cowhde Suit Cases. with
double steel frames; reinforced corners; fitted
With shirt pockets. "a inches. $50
sofnass psics Sod
&ts d 81 XXX lslsQ ~ .etlsS g3 f0 u
80 srss ssrd ss-s..
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A W0NaAle'S HANDS
4 ~ E3lPk4SS1vI:

~ llER FACE
Ssls. shspsly. we'll tassd r. hAsds ha~s
slwsys ben . d;ssiaspiShns snrk 4 shs
sentIe1omaa.
Ressh. rsd haads ere . susiJAely = sAsy
ass paisful. and denass essslsssasss shas h
uapasdoaable. 80
vELo0EN
''Dsausy's 0aaAsdlans y
he esnf~s;ae fNUsaa snslGsae ~isAly
meeshs neglected hasds sad uaakss In
NJ. sssssesivs nd expressive 4 eass.
Or sepieatisa makes a inpssvVnsa-
A wssk's vstenaeie ~ S-tsaedsnsa;sa.
A. ysw dsusJiss's q esDssseie s1ess-1Ss.
0UETR TRAN O0Lo CnAAA. uuuD
TIE 0A1G1 WAY.
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n ~ t6othee ~ ~ su9es1n6 tfe0
n61yoannsse eagss1 ~ ~ eesosaint ese
~ Soasa" - ~ s'llip eeeAiti1a
49, eeoenNAas1 ~ ~ vert h ~
S4ass ~ ~ anbit3ep ~ sAvaacs-
U(ot. So w. mAsrte1 And had inst
49, sIests1 plstsaet Astssasy Of Grease
oonstys ia. < iNc tfss
~lgs saas hsss y esssult wa ~.
- sugOsets1 that Ne g. y the hes-
pttai ~ ~ sDsrstisa- This wAs per-
l6s0s1 n eatueAAy AsA wss sucesassvi.
~ ieft hin n . very nssvous AMI en-
ette1 STATE. The strlotsst kinA % 8
Vatsh was kept a hin aaa yesterday
oesnsd bis bsst cay I spoke 70 him
I abeut having Aim removed In . few
~ Dat last sight II seems. he set
VIVA IA fFs
NY lsothsr haA never suffered from
nqntal asgapssmsnt. His condition was
: eAf1rsly dvs 10 H. aiiment."
tybe to1y VIII - cant 70 Orlando for
bug>ai rhs astsnAants WAC were struck
1sun ~ ~ lawyer we're not seriously
~ Mother ~ sssa hit on the head.
The evening world., 1913-01-08

Grown JspaAess DnDerss xsxt
" 'f'- Year.
TOXIC. Jan. a-|rhs Japanese Cabinet
decided to-day that the coronation of
The Bmpsrer shou,d take place In the
coUsSe Of ma
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25
Paint.

Be ause it's economical. Because
it is pure White Lead, Zine and Lin
seed Oil. Because it's the highest
grade paint that can be made Be
cause when the use adds quarts of
Dill to / gallon of the l.. & M. Semi
Mixed Real Paint it makes / "a gal
ions of pure paint at cost Of about
$l4O per Bahon. This saves the
user about go cents a gallon on all
the paint used. The L. & M. is and
has always been the highest grade
nd most perfect paint produced.
sold BY D. Z. Rozier & co. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

All size mating art squares at
Jays.
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. Day $ Doing
Briefly old.

The Weather-Forecast for today
in Georgia: Local showers; light va
riable winds.
The Tldes-Iiigh water at the light
house today: 1910 a. N. and IL
noon; low water, 1854 a. M. and $40
p. M Reckoned half hour later in
the harbOr.
Petition in 5ankruptcy-Lydia Car
ter, trading as L. Carter & Co, of
Coffee county, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. She assets and Ii
abilities are both small
Tug Protector in Port-The tug
Protector. of Savannah, brought a
big sea-going lumber barge into port
Wednesday, which was taken to the
Atlantic Coast Line docks for cargo.
Schooner Frederick w. Day-The
four-masted schooner Frederick w.
Day reached harbor yesterday in tow
OF the tug Cynthia and was taken up
the Satilla river Tor lumber cargo.
Excursion on At antic-The steam
er Atlantic will not make her run up
Satilla river today, Capt. White hav-
/ ing consented to take the Georgia ed
itors for an excursion to Frederick,
they being here but one day, and no
other boat available.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
Remedy Ends Constipation,

Don't worry and don't take Gallo
mel.
Put your sluggish Liver in nne
condition and get rid Of sick he'd.
ache, bilioVsness aud dizziness.
Get a Hox of the famous HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS Of any
worthy druggist today, 20 cents.
Gentle bissful, wonderful workers
they surely are; take one tonight
and free the bowels from poisonous
waste gid gas. You'll feel bright and
happy tomorrow.
There's nothing on earth so good
for Constipation and stubborn liver
Free Sample of HOT SPRINGS LIZ
Err BUTTONS from Hot Springs
Chemical Co, Hot Springs, Ark
-----%---
One million dollars made by Singer
company by selling the best oil at 10
cents at Geo. F. Gays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Brunswick Should Have Pulp Mills
DR.. ]. f. w. Chittenden, of Macon,
an expert investigator of vegetable fl
bers, is now in the city. DIR. Chit
tenden says the country surrounding
Brunswick is rich in vegetable flbers
and that the city should be the cen
ter for the wood pulp industry
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Rev j. A. Petit, S. NJ, director OF
Marist college, Atlanta, is visiting at
the rectory ON Newcastle street. He
is here on a pleasure trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Sham Battle Today-The boys of
the Second regiment will hike to the
old st. Simon's mill today, where a
sham battle takes place. Tomorrow
ends the summer camp and the Sec
ond returns home after what is term
ed the most successful camp ever
held, as the surroundings on the is
land have been ideal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

During the summer months mothers
Of young children should watch for
any unnatural looseness of the bow
els. When iyen prompt attention at
this time serious trouble may be
avoided. ChambeFIain's Collie, Chtl
era and Diarrhoea Remedy can al
ways be depended upon. For sale by
all dealers.
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personal
Mention

j. T. CoIson will return from Allan
ia this morning.
A. R. Hensel is spending several
days in Savannah.
o. F. McRae. of McRae, is in the
city for few days.
Col. W. E. Kay, of Jacksonville, was
in the city yesterday.
w. N. Holcombe. OF yaldosta, was
in the city yesterday.
b. S. Coop, of Thomasyille, spent
yesterday in Brunswick.
]. d. Williams, of Atlanta, is spend
ing a few days in Brunswick.
c. G. Peck, of the Southern Bell Tel
ephone company, sayannah,.ls in the
city.
90 A. Phillips has returned to At
after spending several days
N WY AsRt.~ Yesterday for sa-
Fannahs to spent time in that
city.
II. L. Watterson, of Jacksonville, an
old Brunswickian, is i'll the city for
d few days.
c. Z. Dunaway, of New Orleans, is
in the city and registered at the
Oglethorpe.
+. f. Baker. of Dalton, was in
Brunswick yesterday on the way to
ST. Simon's.
Geo. ]. Lawler, of Jacksonville, was
among the well known visitors to the
city yesterday
A. A. Kennedy, of Augusta, was in
the CITY yesterday, after several days
on st, Simon's,
Lieut., Howard H. Benson, U, S. ~.
is visiting in the city and is a guest
at the Oglethorpe.
w. A. Hubbard, of New York, is in
the city for several days and register
ed at the oglethorpe.
Dr.. j. f. w Chittenden, of Macon
an expert of vegetable fibers, is spend
ing several days in the city.
S. Y. Way, Of Orlando, Fla, is in
the city on his way home, after an
automobile trip to Savannah.
Rev ]. A. Petit, S. NJ, director OF
Marist college, Atlanta, is visiting at
the reetory on Newcastle street. He
is here on q pleasure trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Excursion to St. smon's--A large
number Of people went down to st.
Simon's on the Sea Gate last night
for the pavilion dance, and a most
enjoyable time was reported, the Sec
ond regiment band furnishing the mu-
sic. These Thursday night excursions
Of the Sea Gate are proving very pop.
ular this summer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Steamer White Cross-The British
steamer White Cross. which has been
at the Downing dock since Sunday
taking on naval stores, was towed to
the Southern terminals yesterday by
tugs Inca and Raymond, for balance
Of cargo, a deck load of lumber The
White Cross clears for Liverpool on
Saturday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Safe Was Rlfled--The safe in the
office of r. d. Aiken, on the docks,
was rifled Wednesday night. The door
of the safe had been left open, fact
discovered by someone who evidently
expected to find money but nothing of
value was taken, as the safe contain
ed only account books and pAlchers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-25

Fresh watermelons every day from
st. SimoHs. Peter G. Joseph Il Son,
corner Monk and Cochran avenue.
Phone 76S
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Phone Peter Joseph & Son for any
thing in the grocery line Monk and
Cochran. Phone 76S.
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Apples apples, apples. Best fan.
cy stock. Cell 162,
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Two Small Fires Yesterday-An
alarm was turned in from the Down.
ing-Cooper shop yesterday, but the
blaze was small and the damage was
slight; a second alarm called the de
partment to 1911 f street. a house
occupied by Mrs. Mary Dickson. where
small blaze had been discovered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-05
BIG GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
George Jerrett has bought the
George Maiben farm from w. E.
Lathrop, 100 acres on Liberty Ridge.
He has rented it to his son Doris.
Walkers sale was we'll attended
and everything went for good price.
Wesly Walker has rented the farm for
the coming year.
LaVerne Coleson moved Friday to
Crawford county. E
Willie Bailie is hauling corn from
Lancaster.
Julius Christensen has moved on
the William Wetter farm. They
gave their neighhbors and friends a
party Friday evening. Every body
had good time. Summers, from
Pine Knob is on the farm julius
vacated.
Vera Pittenger wrote diploma ex-
animation last week.
Hannum Fitzgerald will be able to
return home first of the week. He
had an operation in the Fowler
hospital couple of weeks ago.
Wesley and Beth Walker spent
Sunday at John Rowden IS; John
Vesperman at George Jerrett's, and of
course John Graham at Lancaster.
Beth Walker returned to Dubuque,
Iowa, Monday morning after two
weeks vacation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-05

Alderman, William Glassmacher.
Henry Kirschbaum, John Kirsch bau m
and William Niemer. of Cassville,
John Ertz. John Err Jr. Leo. Meysem-
bourg and Frank Morehouse of Lancas-
ter and DR.. P. L. Seaman of Prairie
du Chen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Calvert, of
Lancaster, Mrs. Jesse B. Key of
Patch Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Garner of Beetown, attended the
funeral of their uncle John Tobin.
John Schmitz and wife and chill
dren after two months pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in this
vicinity, returned to their home at
Merricourt, North Dakota, last We'd
nesday.
George Meier has purchased the
Durley saloon building, possession to
be given July first.
Cap Schmitz spent four days in Du-
buque and Manchester, Iowa. last
week.
]. M. Klauer and Lester Stewart
representing the Harger and Blish
piano house of Dubuque spent last
week in Potosi, in the interest of the
business.
Mrs. Joseph Berg will leave Tues
day afternoon for visit with an uncle
in Vancouver British Columbia.
Dell UT, of PlatteviIle and F.
Meinecke, of Milwaukee, were look.
ing after mining proposition here
last Wednesday.
Clyde Galloway was looking after
business affairs in Dubuque last week
Miss Eva Wilmott came over from
Dickeyville Friday evening to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Tobin and stayed
over Sunday at the parental home.
John eraser after a couple of
months visit here with his mother
and sisters, returned to his home in
the land of the Dakotas last Thurs
day.
w. G. Hymer. of Lancaster, was in
Potosi Friday. He will soon remove
from Lancaster to Potosi to make his
future home here.
Frank Morris received the sad news
that his eldest brother, Brayton B.
Morris, had died at the soldiers home
in Minneapolis. Friday. Feb. 9th.
He was an old veteran Of the Civil
war and served over three years with
the 9th Wis. infantry. He was II
years of age
Mrs. Frank Giesen visited a week
with her daughter in Dubuque.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ State of Wisconsin. Grant County
Court-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Joseph Hoffman. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Peter Joseph Hoffman, deceased. having
been issued to John Hoffman. Sr.
Notice is hereby given, that the creditors
of said Peter Joseph Hoffman, deceased, are
allowed and limited by order of this court
until and including the second Tuesday of
Sept. 1913. being the. 9Th day of said month
to present their claims and demands
against said Peer Joseph Hoffman. deceas-
ed. to the county court for examination and
allowance.
Notice is also hereby given that the
claims and demands SO presented will be
examined and adjusted by this court, at
the Office af the county Judge. at the court
house, in the city of Lancaster in said
county. on the fourth Tuesday of Septem-
Der. 1918.
Dated this 3rd day of March. 1913.
By the Court,
E.B. GOODSELL. County Judge.
Brown. Brennan & Carthew. Administra-
tors AttyS.
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