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ther sees to be for their highest and
best interests.
$50 CLothe the Graas.D

$50 Clothe the Grass."
The Master called attention to the
beauty Of the lily. Much is d~iscernible
to the natural eye, and still more when
we examine the projections Of the flow
err microscopically. Wonderful indeed
LIS the raiment Of the lily! Solomon In
all his glory had no such seamless robet
and no such perfect texture for his raj
ment. .
Perhaps the Master had a deeper
thought respecting raiment than ap-
pears on the surface by His words.
: ""Shail He not much more clothe your"
While He assuredly meant that we
are to trust Heavenly provision for our
natural clothing, it would appear that
He may have meant a clothing for us
as New Creatures-the spotless, cam
less robe OF Christs righteousness,
granted to us as a wedding garment,
in the merit of which we have access
to all the riches Of Gods grace In the
present life and, If faithful, shall be
granted an abundant entrance into His
everlasting Kingdom.
"Take No Anxious Thought"
God takes thought respecting the Di-
vine plans and arrangements. Jesus
| thought out carefully the curse He
pursued; and He instructed those who
were DESTROYS OF being His disciples to
sit down and carefully count the cost.
All these things show us that the Mas
ter would not have His followers
thoughtless, living merely moment by
moment, failing to make provision for
the seasons, the weather, the table.
etc.
What He meant, what the Greek
text fully hears out, is that His fol
lowers should have no worry respect
ing Temperatures. Having exercised
thought, prudence, care, having done
to the best of their Judgment and
ability, not slothfully, but e~nergeticai.
II, they are to rest the matter, realz-
ing that ali their affairs r placed In
the hands OF the Heavenly Father
through Christ, and that all the Heav.
emily powers are pledged to make al
things work together for good TO them
because they love God and have been
called according to His purpose.
aSeek We Chiefly the Kingdom
While anxious care was not to be ex
ercised respecting temporalities. great
care was to be exercised in respect e
anything ap~pertaining to the Kingdom
The call OF the Church is to member
ship iii the great Kingdom OF God, o.
which Christ Is the Head. the Chic
King; we may be under kings and Nm
c. Ssssssss. Geo Gle sel zgIsh. our Ea
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feel that we need more patience and
pray for it, let us expect the answer to
come in an increase Of trials and diff
culties which would tend to increase
patience in our hearts and lives. II
we pray for more meekness, we should
expect our prayers to be answered by
adverse conditions tending to show us
our weaknesses and make US more
teachable, more humble.
II we prsy for more brotherly kind.
ness, we should expect more trials and
difficulties from the brethren, testing
our love. patience, brotherly kindness.
And SO by the cultivation Of all these
various parts OF love. we are gradually
growing into God-likeness of character,
becoming copies Of Gods dear Son,
who Is the express image Of the Fa.,
theirs person and His characteristic
ness; for God is Love!
These Things Shall, BE Added.
The realities with Gods people are
the spiritual, Heavenly things. For
these they seek, hunger, thirst. To
them the earthly things in comparison
have no value; for these were conse-
Grated, given up, at the very beginning
Of the Christian way. But although
all earthly rights have been surrender.
ed, and all their interests are Heaven.
~, yet the Lords promise is that these
who seek first the Kingdom shall have
all other needed things added to them.
God will care for their temporal as
well as their Heavenly interests. And
to His praise be it said that He gen
orally gives them abundantly more
than they could have asked or thought.
Bread and water are the only things
guaranteed; but how often in the
Christians experiences many comforts
and luxuries are added. even though
not asked, and while he is seeking
with all h.s heart the interests and
blessings % the Kingdom! May these
Heavenly things more and more be our
portion! Let us look less and less at
the temporary things, and with the eye.
OF faith look more and more to the
things not seen, which are eternal, and
10 the Church heavenly Corinthians
ala.
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"""""- "I""-"II"
Notice OF stockholders Meeting,

Notice or Stockholders Meeting,
You are hereby notified that the an
nuai meeting Of the. stockholders OF the
state Bank of Gardner, Gardner, ~. d.
Will be held al its banking room In
Gardner, N. D.. on TuesdaysJan. 13, bess4
tween the hours OF 40 o'clock a.. M,
and 2 O'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
ensuing year ana to ans such 9th
CIR business as may properly come bs-s4
fore said meeting.
Id. ID, MITCaELLs President
Cashier.
SLses#1STas. &a
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WE FOLLOWING EARM AMI mnst.

THE WING FARM LANDS must
be sold this fall: they are located In
Mile Laos county, near Milaca, the
dairy center of he greatest dairy state
In the union; they are exceptional bar
gains:
12O-Are FnrEn, seven miles from Milaca,
on the main lake road; quar-
mile from good school; good set farm
buildings; 80 acres under cultivation
90 acres meadow. 20 acres pasture.
Price $55 per acre for the next thirty
days.
16O-Acre Farm, four miles from town;
house 20x24, barn 30x40; 60 acres ia.
field and meadow, balance in PASTURE;
can be made Into a 500 an acre farm.
Price S45 an acre If sold soon.
12O-Acre well improved farm, 2 IL
miles from Milaca, with a fine brook
through pasture and meadow; the only
we'll located farm near Milaca for sa1s
at a reasonable price. Price $55 an
acre.
We also offer tracts Of wild land
from 40 acres and up at prices from
$15 TO s25 per acre on easy terms.
Write for particulars. Allen & Eek
stronn, Milaca. MINI.
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Significance Of the Great Teach
er's ParabOIiC Discourse.
The MASTER INTERPRETED.
lessons From the SparroWs~~Lessons
From the LiIiss-Lessons OF Divine,
/ P~rovidential care-Lessons For The
l.ANorid - Lessons For the Church.
lessons In Patience - lessons In
! Hope-Lsssons la Contentment.

New York, Dec.
IA. = Pastor Rus
sell spoke in The
Temple today from
the text, And why
take We thought
for raiment? Con-
slider the lilies Of
the field, how they
grow; they toll
not, n eithe do
they spin; and yet
I say unto you,
that even Solomon
~ Smx.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Rosary. Owner can have sanne
by calling at the Forum office and
paying for ad.
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WE WANT good men to gell the anes
EoR

TIRE BARGAIAS-We have IN stock
several sizes and makes OF tires ana
tubes that must be sold; We are offer~
ing them at a big discount and can
save you money; these goous are strict
~ fresh stock; get our prIces. WheC~
LOCK Auto Co. 5u2 anu boa ~. l.. ave,
Fargo. N. u, (tf(
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-160 acre farm in Divide
Co, ". Oak, three miles from now
town. win exchange. Box 852. Far
go, N. Oak. (29)
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITORS Two or
three subscription solicitors wanted
to work In North Dakota. State Wide
proposition. Begin at once. Scott n.
Swtsher. Faribault. Mimi. (2G)
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FOR SALE-S2, 900 stock OF genvra'
Mdse.. and fixtures at q Dag oAsEtatS
Address box 81, Flora. n. d. W.
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GARAGE FOR sALE-Good place ana
business. Willie Tweed, Blntord; z.
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EOK sALE-Furnlture anu undertak'
ing business. Best location IN me
west, Thriving town In Wen seIl4eu
country. RaIlroau just Hhlshcu anu
en0s there; 70 miles 10 nearest 1ufhl-
rulu and Undertaking puslness any I'LL
rgction, Two banks; ~ sIvresi Ao0
pulldlngs under construction. NO op-
Dositlon, New, fresh. small stock all
nnsId Tor. Wen located. Kent ana in
surance low. No fixtures. Must selI
quick. Address 234 are Forum.
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E~URNAsRED rooms. all modern house
for light housekeeping, ava fth @11tf1
north. ttAp
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80 for a Faith that will not shrink
Tho pressed by every foe:
That viii not trefnble on the brink
OF any earthly o
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FOR SALE-rurnlture OF IS room no
tel, electric lighted and heaheo' "a
dress box 546 Mandan, N. d. cow
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Statesmen

VACUCM CLEANERS
1914 Models, guaranteed, protected.
Five styles, plunger aud sweeper. .
Retail at 1896 and up. Write, we
will send sample to Inspect.
Shinese Corporation, Dept. LIT,
lib s.. Jefferson St. Chicago.
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RHEUMATISM, l%uInbago, lame back;
l. nave cured some people nat weLo
so terribly afflicted with ~IuliamnatOry
una muscular rheumatism, that they
could not move To cover on thGlr bed
ana others that could not turn over III
their bed. with lame buck. Write to
r. p. Shiplcy, Aneta. n. u. CAD
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FOR SALE-Millinery store. WelI ss"
tablished, business in good locai1Ly'
Good reason for selling; ESQ care ES955I
UNI. NS"I
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FIRST GLASS WORKMAN - Wages
$500 and IL over $4,000. No booze
fighter need apply. Wire OF write VIM.
Asplin, Portal, N. d. (2S)
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WANTED-Chef for Dairy lunch, por-
Belknap, $40 9Th ST. So. Moorhead. {40l
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BARBER WANTED-At once. Steady
job, $500 per week, all winter. Wire
or write Ed. 2iebarth, BelfieId, n. d.
...- (27)
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COMPETENT MAID - Two In family.
500 9Th st. So. (tfl
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GIRL-For general homework, 221 Ro-
bert st. Phone 1921.
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COOK wANTED~-G0od wages. Sefbert
hotel, F1axton, N. D. (333)
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wANTED-Gfrgs for%Moorhead Laundry
Co. % (ASl
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engt-
neer1ng school will give you practical
4astructton: write FOR. information.
1925 Front st.
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SPECIAL SALE OH CAlCKENs.

SPECIAL SALEs-Llght Branmas, Black
Laagsnans, Columbian Wyandottes.
horns; these BIRDS must o at once.
II interested write quick and get first
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
Coleman Baker, Prop; r. r.. 8, Fargo,
N. d. w. AGf)
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wANIED-BoY FOR ADOPTION.

"ANTED-B0y for adoption, 3 to 5
good home. Address 255, Forum.
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FIRST CLASS BARBER WANTED-At
once. Steady job. c.. H. Letson,
heacF' ~. D. t26l
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

HAVE Knight Printing Co. Prtnt it
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FOR EXCHANGE.

"ANTED-Housc for linc quarter land.
Address 5l2 Roberts 81. Fargo. (2yI
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WANTED-Cook and second girl, S12
3rd Ave. So. Mrs. E. M. Mcintyre.
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HAVE Zoe; HAIRCUT 2Sc; colder
west barber shop, 200. Front ST.
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HELP wANTED~-arALB.

live Knight Printing Co. Il
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When lin Doubt Give a LOcket
not that carries with the spirit of Christmas than
fet % q Sd much connected with ocket that theygow
in favor as gifts year year We have large line TO coose om
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COUPLE -EnFlIsh-Freuch, butler. valet wife
excellent cook. both thoroughly experienced,
city Or country. Industrial Association Agency
~ West ~ ST.
COUPLE Hungarian. Protestant. youug.
wife cook; man butler, generally useful VIII
DO work small house. 500 Miss FltzGerald
Employment Bureau. 500 9th ave. Entrance
on 42d e.
COUPLE Wife excellent cook. man butler
valet. first class city references. Will take
charge small house. T.. Miss FitzGerald's
Bureau. 500 5th ave. Entrance i2d o.
UOTSEWORKER GOOD strong. Wiling
French coored girl Sly or colntry exec 25e..
gath ST. Tel 6s7i Riverside
LAT-NDRESs First class. shirts. collars
cuffs. excellent reference. Irish girl 50.
CITY country A.. Domestic Exchange, 32f
Columbus ave. near 75th. schuyler olse.
NURSE Graduate. hospital trained. will take
entire charge of one OF two children. excel
lent reference; $50 $40. Miss FftzGeralds I'm
poyment Bureau, SOB 9TH ave- entrance on
aga St
sISTERS-Cook VIII reln laundry, waitress
chamOcrmaid. young smart So each, excel
lent references Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East
42d 81. Room 70l
TWO SISTERS. together. excellent references:
auces. city. countr'. r.. Domestic Exchange.
324 Columbus ave, near t5tI.
TWO GIRLS. excellent cook and waitress nrst
csoabie. city or country X. Miss FitzGeT-
AIDS Bureau, 5o3 5tn ave. entrance 42d 81
WAITRESS HAMBERMATD-Good appear
ing smart young, three wears in last place.
S25 Miss shfas Agency. 30 East i@d ST.,
Room 7oi
WATTRES Neat Irish girl, excellent refer
ences makes salads, willing. Obiglng' 30
city. country. r., Domestic ENfhanSe, "-4
Columbus ave. near 10Th. SCHUYLER HlSs
WAITRESS Can take place Of butler. very
cofnpetent: two years highest personal ref
erences Industrial Agency. ll West ~ ~.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
rfpIrC SERVICE COMMISSION.
SECOND DISTRICT.

TrRL1r SERVICE COMMISSION
SECOND DISTRICT.
Albany. May % 1918.
4 -srIol under subdivision l0-oi section s
q, tse RAJ road Law. having been filed with
,sis Commission rv The New York Central and
il-sson River Railroad Company
DO Tu consent Go issue 81 moIigdSc on
ending trf lien OF the mortgage dated June
ISQ7 iron. The New York Central and
pg5son E.rrr Railroad Company 90 Central
r-ust Company OF NV York. Trustee to So
.,,re bonds to J1e amour, Of lo0.oUU.0o0. $50
nat 30 shall. cover tHo properties Ousteao Of
eases nos owned py 2our petitioner icl
-oerlv owned or the spuyteu puyyil & Port
Morris Railroad Company. tho Rome Water
,op.~ a. o-U.usrurg Railroad Company. Ne
r-tira d. Black River Railroad Company. tN.
OeVe.o q Rome Railroad Company the Ni-
sysra Falls Branch Railroad Company. the
cs-fhs 60 WatertoWu a ~ecHcts iHrtor Rail
-osd Company. the Mohawk & Malone Rail
Nsy com any, the Carthage & Adirouda j.
peEudy company. the Gouvcrneur a O-wf.
ssfchie Railroad Company and the New York
/, Tutram Railroad Company.
lg ro- consent Co issue al mortgage sorgr-
lnc The N-w York Central and Hudson iIro~
Psiroa. 'cpnauEs 1920 gold bonds. Lake
Shore collateral. 'o Che amount OF 500 ',S 400
SSH gold b0uos Michigan Central col
lateral 20 the amount of $40 $50. ono. it's 30
wear. dcbentJres or 1908 20 TIE amount Of
Sfs on ono and its @0-ve7r 80 debonturos ~
isl. to tac amount % S9.1NS. on and also 60
bonds which NAV bee issued only lu exchange
io- SAID collateral bonds and dchenurcs.
lSI FOR consent 90 issue Is refunding and
Improvement mortgage 70 secure bonds which
mev De- .esued for the general corporate pur
poses or your petitioner or of "a successor
corr ration.
hsse MORTGAGES being proposed 20 lp issued
snde- 2 plan which involves tho Consolidation
y the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company and The Lake Shore and
schigan Southern Railway Company and other
sew York Central lines into new c0upanv-
.... .r. III
N ssid petition WIN be held bv this Commits
ior al Room go in the Capitol. Albany
r, on Tuesday June 10 1918. al two
icIook 2. m
B. tho Commission.
FRANCIS y DISNEY.
Assistant Secretary.
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HELP WANTED.
Eale

E1ale
ASENT-- Don't be greedy FOR work. casl4.
inske 50 20 SO q day. sell ever."1 10
without talk. sample and catalogue Ltt.9..'
Keller 1f17 Sherman ave, CLEVELAND, Ot'.o
AEENTS-seIls from factory 20 user. ne"
Proposition sells on sight big pIoHtS ,
permanent employment. write TOT Sdiipt
sno particulars. Bray Novelty CO.. BOA 4'''
Inn. Mass
AGENTs-We gay well and Civ. valuanle
premiums free FOR few hours woIh san. .5
Pc ard catalogue free. q. GORDON %
-onn 81. VALLEY Falls r. J.
AGENTs.-Sampla free Of the one i've
seller. needed by everyone, write toI a.
slo also got our attractive catalogue iaI ,5
e s9 Company l7lO state ave. Cincinne1- -
SOY WANTED in law Office. must pc ol
scotch or English descent, salary 70 DYE 10.
~ can before 10 o'clock. Room o4'' ''
Van -
FsEE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
900 600 protected positions IN L. >. seIsl1,
thousands OF vacancies every year. tueIe ~
big chance here for you. sure ana 81, n
~ pay lifetime employment just asK ~, ~
TgoEei T-8Ss no obligation, Ear hop"'"'
~-ss1lEgtou. d. O.
. MADE $4,000 In Ave years with SINAI,
ma order business. began with 90 On sehi
~ tee booklet. tells how HeacocA' 'Vo''
-oekport y. T.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOEs.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BANKBOOK no Gil. OO6 Of The Union Dime
savings Bank Us missing. ANY, person u" ~
fug "a claim. 90 ~ is hereby called upon 10
present the same within ten days or submit
to having said passbO0h cancelled anu me-"
ono ferfrl.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
GARDENER single, German. fruits, ho"eis
and vegetables can milk and De uheIurt, Wee.ur
commended. Carpenters Agency 4Sf ON
T77ECP0NSTBIE MAN-On a gentleman cs-
tafo- "a Years cNpcrienc" with uFesiocN
and dairy business j. iia'Ns' '' '-''S
vile ate.. Railway, ". j.
MALE TRAINED NURSE with invalid gen
ueman or as companion, best ItieIeh ne
fifteen years experience 10 objection 10 "a'
cling j.. r.. 1868 Broadway.
T,~TcCAPE GARDESER-ENpert. with
0r.rrr 0f large estate who desires 10 ae-
,,.or Ibis property into proniablo propoA
Xxx for pleasure Address s. BOX 10
v-----7 - &c r- competent. excellent ref
.r.rres. $40 Miss shess Agency 80 East
4.d ST.. Room 10l
1-sEFtI. MAN So. good an around man b
outside work garden, 99TSe COW xre5ey SIS
etc references W MalIie"'0' -'eN''-''
6th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant
Female.
A LADY OF MIDDLE AGE would lke 20
ACCOMPANY lady 10 me count ~ 80,
sbDro- pleasant ana agreeable, saihIN non
,rai. expenses paid. Address 3. y. l'' I'''-
..-1,Cotf Young Swede. $50; good city
A.Hs's.-c~co a. Miss Hofma}ers Agcncy-
ooo noe SIN ave. 9Th floor. telephone 4'-'
I'm ms NTTRSE-Young scotch Protestant
vel Gem 500 90 9Th ave. 9th floor
telephone 4527 Madison 80. ~
cor oPFD WOMAN Wishes DAYS work. Du'al'
II West I3sth g.. Apt. ll.
COOK swedish FIRST class plain fanfy' l psrg
dinners, luncheosngso t asa' Domestic Ex-
lenS se3 columbus ave. near 10Th. schug
Ter gl36. -. S1S
COOK North ireland hne cook 81 81 s s1o e,ty
I1sscrte. excellent references; - 20, ~
desaeiun r JDorestic Exchange, 81 20
Inmbus ave. near 18th. SCHUYLER slse. j.
1,1,il IshTrNDREss Neat tidy Irish girl.
eight months; T Tss,s rx sSS4 s24 Co
eouIttus sye near 18th. schuyler alSo .
Eo5,t5 and CHAMBERMAID--Be refer
cnees desire positions togeth trn , o5
rae, lGa Icxington ave- Plaza 4sol'
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
a. me T-Itlrc received an the Uptown
once. No. 1864 Br0adway between @6t1 and
9th SITS until o'clock %. no. Advertise
ments received a. the following branch Offices
9s 81 ave O. COR % ST.. 1js Gth ave.
,or lo.h e.. 1o4 East 18th ST.. 257 Yves. 42d
g.. between 7th and sth ayes. 2d3 West
i25ih st. l035 81 ave. 170s lst ave, near
a;h -
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PHILIP KRIEGER,

wIII,FTs, JOHN Tn pursuance Of an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. notice
is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against John r. Willets. late Of the County
OK New York. deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at
their place OF transacting business the Office
OF Frank l. Hall. no. 30 Broad Street. BOr-
ouRh OF Manhattan City OF New York. or
before the 10th day OF June. next
Dated New York. December 9th. 1912
HOWARD WILLETS,
JOHN J. earle.
FRANK l. HALL Executors.
Attorney for Executors. SO Broad Street.
Manhattan, New York City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against William A.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers. at their place OF transacting
business, a. the office Of their attorneys,
Schenok Punnett. No 10 Liberty Street
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York. on
or before the LIST day OF August. next
Dated. New York. the 23rd day OF December.
1912.
MARION NJ HOE, r...,,,o-.
GEORGE r. HOE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS the creditors
Of Edwin O. BRADLEY. Tate Of the Town and
Village Of Wellsville Allegany County. New
York deceased. Take notice, that pursuant
h. IN order % Hon. Elba Reynolds. AueEany
County Surrogate. duly granted ou the -nd
ca Of Nav 1913. YOU and each % you are
hereby notified 20 present your claims. duly
verified. against the estate Of SAID Edwin c.
bradlev. deceased. Who died intestate at
WolSville. Allegany County. New York. on
the 22nd DAY Of April. 1913. 10 Hon Elba
Rsvnolds Surrogate OF AUcgany County at
hie office in the Village Of = .mout. New
York on or before The 18Th day of June.
1918 20 which time the undersigned intends
~ apply for letters OF administration upon
The goods chattels and credits OF the said
drc-ascd. pursuant 20 petition duly hlec IN
he once ~ said Surrogate on the 2ud day
or May 1918 under the provisions of Section
2ssI a. the Code Of Civil Pro-eourc of the
STATE o. Ncw York, providing for "a reduced
bono an the newt ~ kin Of said deceased
having consented thereto. 800
Dated al Wellsville. \. MAY 3rd. 1913.
HARRY BRADLEY
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