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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
LOVER PLAYS TRICK
ON JEALOUS ACTRESS
She Had Broken Off Engagement
and He Takes Novel Way
to Renew 1t
HIS PLAN IS SUCCESSFUL

LISBON. Jan. II.
The jealousy OF young actress was
the cause OF a highly amusing incident
Yesterday al a restaurant in Lisbon.
For some time a naval officer had been
IN. accented suitor Of the actress. but
she had broken off the engagement The
naval Officer, with a beautiful girl. en-
tered the restaurant yesterday evenn
and ordered dinner for TWO. The coupe
sat ~ a small table. anu were ooserNe1
talking together affectionately- soon
afterward the actress entered AS her
ewes fell on the officer and the girl sac
sfonped short. but. regain;ng her SELF
nossess,on. proceeded to a table and or
dsrsd dinner. She viewed with irritation
and jealousy the TWO opposite, VINO, ap-
narentiv obIivioUs Of her presence were
euC-ossed in each other
a. last. unable 10 restrain herself al
The sight OF her rivals triumph. the ac-
trsss rushed at the girl as she rose to
leave the restaurant and seized her by
re- beautiful golden hair. To her intense
as,ooishnrent the hair came away in her
hands. with hat and veil attached 10 u
md he face OF MILDLY from the OIL
GERS ship was revealed. amid roars o.
laughter from all present
The discounted actress burst into tears
and covering her face with her hands.
eeu back on Z chair. Friends tried 10
-econ~ile the actress and the officer as
the masquerade had proved successfully
that she still cared for her former suito.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
ENGAGED THIRTY YEARS
Swedish Couple Become Man and
Wife After Long Wait

STOCKHOLM. Jan 3.-After an en-
gagement lasting thirty years. Baron
Axel de Taras was married YESTERDAY
TO Mile. Hella Gyllstroem-
In 1882 the bride was one OF the stars
of the Stockh ohm stage, and the baron.
then Young army officer. fell in love
with her His family. however, refused
70 give their consent to the marriage.
and Mile Gyilstroem left Sweden
Six years later. his parents having
died. the young baron determined TO
go in search of his fiancee- He visited
all the principal cities in Europe In
turn. and then learned that she had left
the continent and was living under an
assumed name After going 10 Amer
lea. ne al last found her IN Melbourne.
and brought her back 70 Stockholm for
the marriage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
MILLIONS ASKED FOR
GERMAN AERIAL FLEET
Military Authorities Justify De-
nand on the Ground OF Ma
tiOnal Defense
PUBLIC BECOMES EXCITED
BERLIN. Jan. II.


woeL ago II was semlofiicially an
nornced that in consequence OF the
altered political situation the necessity
had arisen for laying before the reichstas
complementary army estimates IRE an
nouucernent aroused considerable excite
meut. which the authorities attempted u
allav by issuing q statement to the ehert
that the grant. which the reiehsias wouio
be asked TO vote. was TO be devoted ohls
to STRENGTHENING the aerial equipment Oh
the army.
Todav.s Taeeliche Randschau declares
that the sum the war ministry VII ASH
for in the supplementary estimate j.
abot,, 1sooocco marks (nearly st.5vo,eo)-
The journal hears further that o, th's
sum i; is proposed TO devote s2,9oo.vo 70
huvinr Zeppelin cruisers. and the re-
nainder 10 airships OF other approved
types.
The military authorities Justify their de-
nand in the frst place by the oeslre 10
strengthen natioral defensive forces, ana
in the second place TO provide German
sirship manufacturing companies with
the means OF which they are in sore need
ia keep their works going and up 10
date.
Doctor self. secretary Of state for the
colonies. spent considerable time fesier-
daN afternoon at the Hy4IS LII
Johannisthsl. on the outskirts OF Be'i-"'
ard with his wife made a hight a
uasseu2e~ in a bipisne. He has par
,irin.ted in the deliberations OF tie com
-,i,tee 10 which is intrusted the adj
s1;nistrs.!on OF the rational fund lately
raised for the furthe-ance OF aeron2utics.
and IS particularly interested in the
question o. insurinc pilots. II may be
assumed that the secretary also has IN
contemplation the employment OF flying
machines in the colonies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
LAST ITALIAN LOTTERY
Government Decides TO Stop What
Yves Long an Institution

ROME. Jan. 1.-THE Italian government
il about 80 adopt measures lot 400 --ii-.e
,.e~.-ac vr1icn have hitherto been a state
monopoly. bringing in enormous sums OF
money every year. l.,
As = kind OF advertisement OF Their IN
60, lotterv in which anybody may
f.ks mart "a any quarter OF tne world-
The A. wing VII take place IN Rome
This asst lottery VIII carry prizes
80. ,-rsr- hsl< a crown The 1irs. prize
is 70 bs 10000 and the Bank OF lialy
yin rsv This sum TO the lucky posssssor
o.. me ticket bearing the winning nun per
sn Valt,e from, ss46eD downward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FROM MAAGER TO CROSS
IN MOVING PICTURES
Life Story OF the Savior NoY
Being Presented in Lon
don Hall
DETAILS MOST REALISTIC
LONDON. Jan. Il.

LONDON. Jan. Il.
Church and stage have long ago joined
hands and. with the production this
Christmas q, the Royal Albert hal OF
From Manger 20 Cross, the cnuFch anu
the cinema are linked.
There has been no more eloquent ser
nao delivered from any pulpit than the
he story OF the Savior IN moving pc
nires which IS being shown from chiist-
nas-eve EDWARDS al the Albert Han. mere
I'm building vast as cathedral the
Passion Play has bridsed nearly two
thousand years and brought the very al
mosphere % the Holy Land into the lives
OF many outside the churches.
4 marty OF forty-two actors and act
resses. with Henderson Bland as the
Chrsst,ls. Travelled in the Holy Land, re
enacting on the actual scenes ~ Ne"
Testament history the details OF the HE
OF Christ as told in the gospels. Twenty
thousand pounds IN all was speni in pro
Jucinx the film. and the accuracy OF
costume and setting was vouched FOR by
artists and experts.
Every effort was made 10 insure tAis
historical exacttude and tie WORKS OF
the late Doctor Schick and Tissot, the
French painter. who spent tweiTe years
in the Holy Land, proved most helpfni-
The furniture in various scenes was
speelalIy made TO resemble that used IN
Palestine AT the opening Of the CHRISTIAN
era. and an authority on ancient eastern
dress accomps MED the producers
Scch cinema iosraph pictures displayed
in the great arena OF the Albert Han 70
the aDpropriate music Of the grand organ
could not fail 10 be impressive. and they
were received with silence and reverence
at the frs; production on the afternoon
OF Christmas eve In the evening they
were shown again twice Many went 70
see them last night, for there was no
more suitable Christmas public entertain
merit in London. on the next two Sun
day evenings admission will be free. and
seats can be secured from pence Up
ward.
Texts from the gospels explain each
set OF pictures in From Manger TO
Cross" which is in FIVE parts. occupy
ing nearly two hours 10 show. The
boyhood of Jesus the flight into Egypt.
the gathering OF the disciples. the mira
cles. the last week of his mission and
the betrayal and cruciixion are shown
in vivid detail.
The final scenes are. perhaps, too
painful. but the power for good OF
these pictures in visualizing the New
Testament scenes is considerable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
RECORD IN SHIPBUILDlNG
Tonnage en- the Clyde Twice That Of
United States

GLASGOW, Jan. l1--Clyde shipbuiid-
ers and engineers have closed record
year.
The tonnage of the ISL vessels launch-
ed has totaled 6i2.2ii. an increase OF
1900 tons on the figure of the previous
year. and showing q worlds record for
a single river The output has included
many vessels for the British navy
Marine engineering also has easily
established record in indicated horse
power. the total being S'al25, an in
crease of $4,000.
The tonnage OF vessels launched rep
resents more than Gernany's complete
output during 1911 and twice that OF
the United States The prospects for
tie CLYDE during the present year are
extremely good. The year closed with
virtually every berth occupied. and.
barring labor disputes, another record
should DE established.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FAILS TO KILL KING
AS NERVES GIVE WAY
Man Selected BY Lot to Assas-
si1atc Italy'S Ruler Tries
Suicide Instead
DYING. HE CONFESSES

ROME. Jan. u.
In CONSEQUENCE Il thc suicide o. a
waiter named Dciferro. the police 5c,.eNc
they have discovered plot a. Bologna
10 assassinate hirg victor EmraH-,'.
Dsirerrc. v-hn Wa ;aSer - me 'cs-
-t.al az Bologna IN lf'S condition
vas n rn-raSer ~ . hand - anarchists
who banned 10 kiIi the k.rc. They drew
lots 10 sciec; tho sssassln and the clol e
fell on Ieifcrro.
Moaev was supplied in ~ ,he oihor
cs-srsrat5rs and ne Vas given q s;atcd
time ~ sh.ca 90 carry out ;h- orders -
tho band. Dcifcr.o's courage faied aim.
however. and. Instead % coming 20
Rome. he spent the money and crank
heavily in he attempt 20 recover Dis
ncrvc.
Yesterday he was absolutely pcnniiess
and. d~cidiue that there Vas 10 way
opcn between The vengeance Of his Fellow
anarchIfs and deuunciatior 70 The police.
ne decided 20 commit suicide.
He went 10 MS native town 81 Persi-
cefe. locked himself IN room IN hts
fathers hou-r and shot himself TIE
wound NOT being Immediately fatal THE
uoIics ouesfioneo him. and Tire DYING man
confessed his part IN tac conspiracy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
WILL EMPIRE DIE
WITH FRANCIS JOSEPH?
All Predictions OF Seer TO Aus
trias Ruler, Except One,
Come True
HIS LIFE IS LAID BARE

VIENNA. Jan. n.
TIE recent critical condition OF Euro
pean politics ENDS considerable interest
10 a mtiie-knoNn Incident IN the early
lie OF the emperor Franfs Joseph
saortly after his marriage. In 1874. ne
majesty was chamois hunting Win his
brother, the Archduke Naxiinll.an, ~ me
ryroi Returning one evening along
narrow path on The face - pieSiyi'"
they were suddenly confronted BY man
haggard and wild-e.eo. who caA"i upon
them TO stop az he had a message TO
deliver
The stranger had all the appearances
Of n lunatic. bur when. having been IN
Sfted by inc emperor TO deliver MS hes-
szze he began 70 speak. ne spo"eH no
signs either OF mental deficiency or or
peasant origin. Hurr.edly ne impaired 70
the monarch and his brother state Sc
crefs which the emperor Supposed 10 nave
been only known 10 hinseh ana NE
ministers Passing from the present 10
the future the man foretoid series Oh
tragic disasters which would oeiah we
Young mona rch; then. rushing past ms
sstonished audience he completely dis
appeared from view.
Anxious to know by what means me
man had discovered state secrets. the
meet the members OF his hunting party
who were following him. But. ques-
tioning them. he learned that nov ohe
Of them had seen the mysterious
stranger Tho path was overnung Dy
an insurmountable wall of rock on one
side. go IL was supposed hat the man
mad fallen into the abyss which bound
ed IL on the other. But the most Vigor-
Gus search revealed no traces OF hiH''
SO for years the mystery was IN
solved. nor did the emperor during Una
time confde in any one the nature OF
the secret impaired him on that even
ing in the Tyrol Then came the tragic
death OF the empress. and the emperor
broke his silence 20 member OF his
family. he affirmed that now all Du'
one of the disasters foretoio oy tne
seer had come true-the murder OF ms
consort. the tragic deaths or MS breth
or and son and the long series OF po
Iitical rnisfortunes which had marreo
his reign
The only prediction which mad not
49,, fvr6tled WAS that he was destined
10 be the last emperor OF Austria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FLYING BICYCLE
Prize of S4OO Won By Well-Known
Racing Cyclist

PARIS. Jan. ia prize OF 500 for the
first winged motorless bicycle 20 cover a
distance Of l6 feet 6 inches al minimum
height of s inches was Won yesterday by
". Paul Didier. the racing cyclist. az the
Pare des Princes.
The prize was only offered on NoNem-
Der .. The previous best achievement
was fight OF feet 10 inches at a
height OF inches, made by the cycl!st
Bettich. on October -
The machine used by VI. Didier IS an
ordinary bicycle with one plane fixed 10
the front fork and another fixed at the
back OF the machine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
Antitrust Fines in New Zealand

MEL BOURNE. Jan. lin connection
with tao sugar monopoly IN New Lsa ilo
six frnrs have been fined for breaches o.
tho antitrust law. TIE fines amount 10
SS5,9,".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FIFTY YEARS. MISERY
TO BUY A PRESENT
Woman Saves Penny After Penny
10 Purchase Clock for
Church
SELF SACRIFICE ENDED
GENEVA. Jan II.


,.ff.u 8 years oil. Mnc Ho-esgef.
~ tf- vl'asc or B-emgar;en. Canton OF
,rxs..e. rs- lived IN great misery fo7
--e las. CITY Years. AID practically
~s,.;.f r~- If. CD order O. hIy present
80 -s- COMMUNE before she t.rd.
Yesterday the widows strange sell
sa-~fa.e cane 20 an end when she PR
ssr.ei q isree dock worth 500 to the
eo-.nu-s. ~ 10 erected ia thc s;rsg'e
OF 80 OIL caure-. She had saved TIE
sroan. gcaly oy penny o. az average
o. - q v~s- cressiag ~ p hcerar. anc
often starving herself during TIC hfy
years pas.
ts,.s-,.,,oS- va surprised shen O. b.
-. tro-.r rat she had saved such
tsr<~ ssn After fhe formal presentation
~ he III. Nine. HoreEEsr sid ths; sae
aad gained the object o. her lie. anS
mar -row Eeaih did rot matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
Another Pillar Box Outrage

LONDON. Jan. H.-About twenty letters
we're damaged on Sunday night IN a pillar
box at Brownhlu road. Ca;ford. by some
black fluid from a rubber tube IN an en-
veiope on which was written We de-
uars the vote" Policemen were guard
jng pillar boxes IN Manchester yesterday
10 prevent anticipated suffrageite out
g6g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
No Official Existence

PARIS Jan. 1.-"Yol cannot be mar
riec msdemo.seiie. yea do not exist
wrote -he registrar OF Lorient. France.
70 Nile Kersuel. who applied for c3rl.
marriage license. and whose birth entry
was found 20 have been omitted from the
register
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
Record Shipbuilding Year

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE shipbuilding
returns FOR the United Kingdom for
last year show a record in production.
The total output reached 2.l25.s33 tons.
"a compared with 2,0i2,s2s tons the
previous year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
NobIcman for a Day

VIENNA Jan. ii.-Dr. David Hcinrich
Mueller. an eminent oricntaiist and 20
frsso- 81 semitic lzn9aaEes ~ TIC Nienos
r-rireraffv died here yesterday. AGED
a years TIE Emperor Francis Josrph
corferr~d q patent 81 nobility upon the
~avaof The dav before he death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

BERI.IN. Jan ii--D3rcers who indulge
in The turkey trot-' the bunny mug.
ana similar dances. iu the province u
Che.anitz. Germany. viii De hneo SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
Russia to Have Women Lawyers

ST. PETERS BIZ RG. Ian. 1.-THE com
rnittee OF the councii OF the empire na
adopted he bill providing for the al
mission OF women 20 the bar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
po;soned bv Their Own Cooking

Nr-NICH Jan. iI.-Thirty-t three gar
n,rofIs Of the Munich Municipal IRAN
'nr college for Cookery became seri
n,,si,- in after partaking OF a ira
stew OF their own preparation
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17
SILVER CITY AND DEFINING
PLAY TIE GAME OF Ball

The Drmlne lino,trr- and lh" NII
yer city Juul"l- played Il ne gam" at
Silver civ last SUNDAY The game
was ended in the eighth mniup, with
the score standing I" Il, lu allow
the Drmng boys to catch the tram
for home llydcr, nwycr ard Sol
tcro did the battery work for Dem
ing and SchadcI and Rose for Silver
City. The pitching on both sides
was supcrinr, hut very Iuo,r field
ing made the score large, \ pretty
running catch by Jim llydcr in cen
ter field featured the game, THE ~!
yer City team showed great impro'"
ment in their work since they plaNr,
here three weeks ago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17
LOCAL BOOSTERS RECEIVED
MiESSE AND PARTY FRIDAY

one of the most enjoyable I'M
Nrump,u receptions ever held ~ the
rlDy took place ~ the chamber of
commerce Friday when u body ct
business and professional men gath
cred 10 greet 4 party of II home
seeker, who came from Illinois, In.
diana. Oho and Minnesota. ~ IN
tending purchaser. of land on the
NlcSsc tract
The rhlct feature of interest was
the illustrated lecture upon scientific
irrigation and natures laboratory by
Prof. Alex. Mcpherson, the aGricul-
lural expert from California, Foi-
lowing the illustrated lecture Secrc
lary Holt presided n master OF cerc
monies. and introduced \. 4. Tcmkr,
prcsidcu, of the chamber of com
mcrcc. James X. Waddill, John &.
Watson. Commissioner John Hunt
j. A. Mahonry, }. &. Cooper, Pro
frssor J. f.. Clark, former superin
lcudcnl of public instruction, p. u,
Bowler of California, Prof. d. S.
Robbins, G.. +. Micsse, b. b. easier,
&. &. Armstrong, former city attor.
ucy of Pontiac. Illinois and G. T.
Bailey.
Every speech was listened to witt
close attention. Mr.. Miesse spok,
of his great development project cas-
of the city and said that the worl
would be pushed steadily on
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17


yention the results have been graft
fying. This is especially true in the
ease of the city of New York, which
city probably has the most complete
-y,trm of control of tuberculosis of
amy in the world. and where also one
If the greatest reductions in the
death rate has been made. The re-
.all. which have hrcr, accomplished
n N,v YoIk are the more remark.
able when the inherent difficulties
oi the nrnblrm "a, they affect this,
the LARGEST ciry nn the continent, are
considered ~. for instance, the enor.
,uuu- increase ~ the pupulution: the
area. of d,n~rN crowded trnements;
,nr migratory habit. of the large part
If l,- people. rrprr-rnting. ms they
du. nearly ever, nation and Language
j.. the world. and the inevitable pol-
rIl\ and Ipnurlurr which prevail,
90 certain SECTIONS. In 1881, with
Il population ul lr-. than 100000
Nrw Yura had 70 pnrhl~i- death rate
of ~ per Thousand inhabitants.
IN 1910. with population which had
increased ,o more than 1850. 900 the
phlhi.l~ death rate had been reduced
~ Isl per thousand inhabitants. a
lul, Of more than hlty percent. The
mean, for ACCOMPLISHING tins result
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-17
Urouliuucd from page onc)

,ubrrrlr hgrilh the nir,tiou-ur-- g,
uhthi,i- wa suspected. aud IT, rmlN
H. lNGi II VA proven hN Nuirm,
b\ animal r\urrluIrrlnriuu. THE hr.j
law ul which Sc nave uuN rrr"rd
luuL,u. In the prophNlaNi- ul the dl-
ra,r were made III ,h. Spanish city
Of Nurnru ~ the y,ar 1859. making
II r"miul-ury lo burn the bed and
hrddlo oi persons dying 81 pmhi-.~
Similar law were madr IN France
aud lliN SOMEWHAT latter. bat We
have 10 record Of results lu lhrrr
ca-r-, at least Sc hear ol uoDhu-
more heinz done for century ~
more. and it il unlikely that the, were
majdIy or consistently rulorord, H.
l""N nearly alI ma. "a~ d"0' l'1"
!" III. h"'h = discovery ct '"' 'u
h"r''''r har.'Il 300 I'M h"- nl''' ON
- iu'n a' hi-,"rr'' interest I" the
-'ld'n' lu '''' ~'Ud' "I luo'I'h'",l-
81 'hr N''''W Iiinr. Where mere
va been most ni"N''I"i'- I"I Ih' 'h
-'i"''0'. care "I l''lIhI~'-' IU'I' Ii''
"'.'.' o.. 'h' d'''h i''' from u"
d'-'".' h'' p''H most Iu''lh'n
illurI IIrIuI- llrlr are MlIlrN nave
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-08
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF Meroa II. Renfrew
If. H. LEWIS,
A. s. REDFIEID,
Commissioners

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Pr0bnte Court for the
District of Orleans, Commissioners, to re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of
Meroa II. Renfrew late of Oraftsbury in
said District, deceased, and all claims exhib-
Tied in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we Will meet for the pose aforesaid
ut the Town Clerks Office in the town of
Graftsbury in said District, on the 10th day
Of January and 18th day of June next, from
] o'clock p. M. until O'Clock p. NJ, on each
of said days. and that six months from the
18th day Of December A. ID. 1912, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Craftsbury this 18th day of
December A. d. 1912.
B. WILLIAMS,
H. n. STEVENS,
Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-08
SUTTON

Mrs Stephen Taft is not as we'll.
Miss Belle Lamorey is at home for a
few days.
Charles Clark is not gaining as fast
as his friends could wish.
The Ladies' Aid will give a sugar
party at their hall Friday evening.
Henry and Louise Whipple have the
measles but are better at this writing.
Maris Chandler has gone to her
aunt's at White River Junction to at
tend school.
Herbert A. Burnham, who spent his
vacation with his mother, Mrs A III.
Burnhan, returned to his school in
johnson last week.
Harley Switzer, who was operated
upon at st. Johnsbury hospital for APP
pendlcitis. has returned home and was
able to ride out last Thursday.
her ankle so badly about three weeks
Bethel. although she cannot walk
without crutches.
Alton and Doris. children of Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Davis, had an opera,
ton performed upon their threats at
Hanover last Thursday. Doris is very
weak from loss Of blood but Alton is
able to be out.
A reception was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Aldrich at grange hall,
Dec. 81. Refreshments Of cake and
coffee were served. Among the pres
e ITS received were silver, linen and a
purse of money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Maria P. Stockwell.

Ths Undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans, COM M ISSIONER to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of
Maria p. StOckWelI late of Parton in said
District, deceased, and all claims exhibited
ia offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the
Barton Real Estate Office in the village of
Barton in said District, on the 18th day of
january and 9Th day of June next, from /
O'Clock D. M, until / O'Clock p. m, on each
OF said days and that six months from the
18th day of December A. d. 1912, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors TO
present their claims TO us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Barton this 3lst day of December
A. u. 1912.
If. IT. LIE Owls,
A. s. RE DFIEI4D,
Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-08
Estate of Naomi 3. Hudson
STATE OF VERMONT

District OF Orleans,
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
tfdct Aforesaid:
TO all persons interested in the estate OF
Naomi 3. Hudson late of Glover, in said
District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the
Nth day OF January next for examining and
allowing the account of the Executor
al the estate of said deceased, and for de-
cree of the residue of said estate TO the law
full claimants OF the same and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to ali persons
interested in said estate by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to
the day assigned, in the Orleans County
Monitor, newspaper published at Barton
in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Office in Newport, in
ssfid District, on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of said &C
count if you see cause, and to establish your
night as heirs. legatees and lawful claimant t.
TO said residue.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day OF
December, 1912.
B. NJ. SPOONER, Register
52-2