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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
nsMlinmer nls h Wlerifu. Z

&ouios Gitp, NO. 81. 2(pril
oS}ir brau6en ni1t nod Nieritp
SIT ge6eu, menn mir eineu Strieg 5a-
ben poIlen. 98ir 6o6en eincu arieg
in Colorado, Ser on 9or6orei jeoe
@rarianlfeit iiiOlib bonn &io @ranOe
iiberbietet Gieie @rfldung CAB
geitern 4Srdiioeut So6n q. @bitc BON
Oeu llniteO Nline @orfers, bier a6.
Ger aompf ser @ru6enor6eiter 5ur
9lnerfcnuing i6rer Union" iu1r
9r1iiOent g96ite tort, miro uncut
pegt ueiter ge6eu imO iie perOen oa-
6ei bon ltnierer Union, Die falt 5OO,-
600 @litglieoer 5dblt unteritiitt.
Grdiioent 996ite iugte, OoB sic
ltuion Oeu Striferu @elo, 2e6enSnit-
tel lnO aleiOuna geianOt babe, a6er
nemalS Nhmitiou rno @atroneu.
Sn Dem Srte 8rgiou, 9SroOin5
Gue6cc, GonaOn bot cine 5euerS-
6runit Elm Sotel uno % fIeinc 2docn
in 9li6e gelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
grnraneInla nrner lrdii0cnt.

Caracas, &ene5uelo, q. glpril.
@cnerol g. .Ntorquc5 @ultillos, Scr
bisberigc &rieesietretdr lit 5itln pro
piioriichcn @rdiioenten an Stelc Don
$uon &icentc @ome5 cnud6lt NOR.
sen, Ger G6ef DER 9lrmee purOe. Or.
sSeius 9}oias 6crnanoc5 wlroe &lce'
&rdiioent. 0ie conitititionclc Der
iammhng, sic nit Der glusor6citung
ciner ncuen &criaiiung beihdftigt III,
beiinoct iih nod III SiBlng.
@aHe sur MciIr ins 0luslanb 6eIurai g.
0iauc, 0r. 4t3, CitSaltim1resStrnRr, naBe
Gunnt Spuic 9iOtuus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Tiir 9sauama. Sn6OcutiOu.

g9oi0inQton, "a. 9lpril.
@or Dem Senots.Gonlite fir inter.
oceoniic6e &andle eridien geitern eme
Delegation oi3 9}em 9orf welde bic
@eieaidoft 5ur @o6rimg omerifani-
idler Gcdte am @anomafonul Oert
trat, no muroe ge0en oie &iOcrrif
ser 9eitimmlmg i6er9eireiung one.
rifaniiAer aiiiteuio6r5euge pon oelt
&ono5oQeu 0oriteqig Gus NllmO,
itiid Der Geputatiou mar ~ 9ourfe
Go6ron inter 0en anOeren Gelega
ten 6efono iit6 ". @. 9ropu @r-
GougrcBmitglieo s. 6orncS IL. E9eo.
bore Sutro.
Grs9in0eS- Senator 6orafer BON
G6io muroe OcS peiteren iW arcu5s
ucr6or ii6er oie frii6er BON i1m gc-
mad)te 9hiSia0c pertontnen OaB Ser
5euat ais er Sen 6op-%anucefotc-
@crtrog beitdtiate, OeS@lou6cnS mar,
oQe 9lccGtc @roB6ritahuiens unO un-
oercr 0}otionen ieien ourh ben Der.
troa o6get6oL nic6t ehua oerepgt
luoroen
Godrou 6e6auptete, Oie Souoerd.
nit0t ser Ser. 5toatcn bate al Der
@andnafonal Bone pes6alb Der @e'
6rald5 OeS &undls Ourb amerifanis
ir6c aiiitenfo6r5eugc feinen 9eOng.
lmgcn mterliegcH f0nuen Scrr
5utro iagte, er bo6e nod Sonoircn
Ser 6fientliden Nleinimg in Geutldl.
lauo II. Geiterrei6 md6reno Der per.
floiieneu iimi M}onote oen GinOrud
enpianget ooB BORT feline Gppoli.
tion gegen Sen 6eite6cuOen %lan 0er
&onomofanal 3oller6e6ltng beltan.
0en 6a6e, bis DAB oie aegenwdrti1e
9lgitotiou fir sen @iOeruf ser 3oll-
frci6cit fiir ouierifonii1e aiiitenia6-
rer 6eQonen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

nn0 oic alllcrltoul1cn Gin0ringlln9e
allf bic See 3urildtreiben miirocn.
Die 3eihinacn beiaateu ierncr, oaB
oas Shladtid)iii aSouiiiaua" DoH
einent meritanii6cu Gorpeoo 5mn
5inteu ge6ro6t mor0cn iei. Sine
Miclounq ans ocm 1iioci brabtc Die
9labridlt, 0aB @miliano 3apata, ser
9ie6clenii6rer, anf Dem gSegc iei
um iidl init Suerta 3u pereini8en
glle aneritaniibcn 9eamtcu scr
glatioual6abncn mo Ger 0ierifani
iben 9a5ngeieQi6ait murOeu ioiort
cntlaiieH
Sn Scr arueritaniidcu 9otibait
miroc oic Crore bon Der merifani-
iden Regicrmq euuartet ooB oie
9afieu mo Nhtnition 0eren Gin.
fu6r Sic ucrifaniidc 9ie9ierlmg fins
li6 gcitattet 6a6e, 5crousge1ebeu
meroen iollten.
Der 6liihtlinaSjrg 6ralldte 5lDan
5ig 5hmoet iiIr bic 6abrt BON 9taot
0lerifo uad @era Grn5. Ger 3ug
bate oit 9hfcnt6olt, o6cr 6 ereigHe.
ten iib feinc St6rlngen
&egimcnt Ser Teras W} Il
li5 nio6iliiirt.
gluitin Eerus, 2l. glpril Iie
Nlo6iliabuug eines gan5en Gegs
meuts Ser leros g}ationar@aroe fir
ACKNOWLEDGMENT an ser @ren8e pur.
BE bciite onaeoronet @ie Derloutet,
9eoentt @ouocrnelr Golquitt aiA oie
ouOeren bei0eu 9ie9inienteu nnH Der
eIrcu3e 5il icDiden menn nidt Der
arieas 5efretdr einem 9lppcll m
Deitcren Cruppens4dub at 0et
eren3orte1 bon Eeros 6olge Ieiitet
Die GollaS @otterie bat 9efe6l er-
6alteu lido 3im Iieuit bereit 81 bal
ten rHO STE &apollcrie. 5dua0rou
maa cbeniallS mo6iliiirt weroeu
Die @lil5truppen meroen ieoen.
falls bercitS norgcH nod per @ren.
5e d6fa6rcH
g as Gorgo ser D9piraH9a
Sombura a 9lpril Gic
@om6ug 9lmerifa.2inie mitoriiirte
6cute Sic @er6iieutiNtug elmer ST.
flduug monod Oie Saouug an 9oro
Der .Dpirauaa mra leereu S6rap
Incl 0iilien lderen N}mitious &oiten
in0 aauonen.@roBeu fiir eine Bat
terie 9lrtillerie, 6eitdnO
90 oqlibfctt internotionas
len GompIfationcu.
EariS, "a, April Die omeri
foriideu Cperotionen in 9cra Gu5
oiritcn naA elmer 2onooHer Gepe
i1c ali Sic aGcmpS geeiauet ieut
iniernotiouale 2HUieriafeiten 6cr
poruruieb folls nidt 6olo sic Sri
iten3 oes aricas5litanoes oiijicll in
aciian0eH mir0 GS piro oorald
bcrpieielt 0aB 6rontreid inn Sabre
1891 6inciiic6e Sdien SIT 6lodircn
pcrindte o6ne Dor6cr 0en @rieg SUI
crfldrci ino oaB @roB6ritannen
init Griolg oogeacn proteitirte
Sin Bpeiter 6oll Der e6eIfaIlS
6erauac}ogeu miro, creisnete lid sun
3eit oes 2liS6riHS oes 9oercIiStrlc.
geS. Tomals Dcriiberte @roB6ri
tonnien ooB iein &orgcben aegen Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
9rci Mcnidculebcn bel SrauO


@pIIan0, @lid. "a. 9lpril
9ci cincm @run0e pclcbcr ooS SmlS
BON So6n 9loegSmd in oicier Stoot
8eritortc, fanen Orei Der pier ainoer
Gloegsmos inn. 0ic @}ttcr crlitt
9ranomluocn pel&c wo5rideinlid
loren 300 3lr 6olgc babcn mcroen.
Gie ainoer maren pon cinem bis 0ret
So0rc alt, 1ic crlittcn Den @ritid
lmgStoo Der Goter crlitt 9rano-
lpunocn am aopfe imO oen 9lrnen.
0ie llrid6e pcs &ranocs fonitc nidt
crmittelt mer0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
(SrO6e6en in 9lenO.

9}eno, 9teby "A. 9lpril Sine
itarfc Groeriaiiitcrlng ercianete iiD
bier 6eiltc Nlorgen III aller 6rii6c.
Dieiel6e oauerte o6t Sefltn0en. Gie
Ginwo6ner liefen IN paniidcn
1@rcden auf sic StroBc G5 puroe
fen neunenspcrt6er SAaoer an9e.
riHte;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

pom Gontre.9lomiral 9aoacr fiigt
0er 2iite Ser III @cra Gru5 get6otcten
9lmerifauer Die iolgcnoca 6cioca 9la.
men 6in5u
Gouis 5rant 8osuel Siilis.G6ers
aanonier, Sein9loreiie Goulters
piae, Sas. ndAiter @crwauoter ga,
ter, g8m. s.. 9osmea.
9ianoolp6 1lrmmerliu @emeiner
0lariae.Gorps, Seini4qloreiic 8iaa-
ooodlee @ay udditer &erluanoter
Batter. BENJAMIN q. Simmerlin
Ircten amerifaniid DIE
6loBge init 6iiBen.
5taot Nferifo % gpril
4er Siidtlings 3ua uad &crd Gruj,
2A. 9lpril Nlobs I'LL ocH 5traBcn
BON 5taot N3erifo traten cine aneris
fanii6e 6loage nit oen SiiBen mo
bc0rohten amerifaniidc &aiianten,
als SET 0urH Germittllmg Der 6ritis
irbcn tuo oeutideu @eiauotlbait ar.
ranairte 6iihtlings 3ng NIT ehpa
500 6liihtliugcn ucridieocner gtatio.
nalitdten nod &cra Gru3 a6Tu9r
Die Gage ser in Ser meritaniiben
@oiptiiaot 5llriidaelaiaen gImerifa.
ner iburDc ats tritiih aa9cicbcn
llnnitieIbar nahocnl bic 9tadridt
bon Der Sanolua anerifniiiher
@lauiadel ino 0larineiolooien in
@cra Grl3 Ill scr Sarptitaot 6etannt
peporocn par, porucbnllid5 olirA bic
Grtra 9lusaabeu scr 3eithgen be-
aannen ii1 Grnppen BON 5hioentcn
imo 9ieaierngs 9eamten So 6iloeit
@ci glnbrud ser Iuntelhcit Bate
ih elm O1o6 por Dem ameritaniihen
Gla6 periaumelt; 6eniter muroen
ciugcporieu, nao Iro6ungcn wlmoen
laut oaB aae III oem Glu6.@ebaaoe
bciinoliden omerifaniicben 9irger
crmor0ct werocn iollten
Gin glppell ait 0en @olmerncur oe5
6ooera-GntriftS 6rodtc elm @oli5ei-
aliae6ot 5r 5tele, bod injmiiden
baitc bic 0}cngc 6ereits Uiele 5Guitcr
W. oem Glubge6diioe un0 0en umlie-
aenocn, 9Ineritaneru gcborigei Sdit-
fern 5ertriimmert
9is 2 llbr Niurgens 0lrh5ogei
aroBe Ilengen oitigeregter Neyita.
ucr sic StraBen, sic merifoniiGe ga.
ii0nalbpnue iingeno nn0 lalt uEoo
Och Qlmerifanern4 idreien0.
Sin amerifdniiber Suuelen.Saoen
pnroe inn Mitternaht bon Dem @lo6
aepliInoert. Iie @oli5ei iian0 ln-
tHaiig oabei
Ger glmerifauiiAe GMb iuo Scr
..Nlcricau @eral00 mlr0eu geihloi
ien Oa sic Nlcnge orobte oicielben
llieoer5ubreunen
Nie 3citimaan orudteu iuabrs
iheinlih infer Dem ee6ote Suerta' s
picle Grtro- -glSga6cn. III ueIbcn
iic Eepeitben brohteu bid crfldrtet
oaB Gl 9Saio Sarcoo giogalcs uuo
anoere Grte BON 0en Nlerifanern ein-
acunmnea woroeu ieian, glnOere
Iepeihen fiiHOigteH all oaB bic ,S6.
0ernliiten Srlppen einen groBon
Steg IN @era @rll5 eritritteu 6dtten
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9le0fieIO Ocrfiin0ct @rOipcritGt.

Gbicugo, ST. "a 9lpriI.
Sefret0r 9fe0iiel0 pom Non0els Gc-
portemcnt biclt geitern 9lben0 Oor
Sem oSnouirial Gmb" cine @roipe.
ritGiS &eOc Gr iiibrte ans, OoB &c.
genmdrtig nid6t in 0en Scr. Stooten
oIlciH cine 9l6nobme Der Selcbditc 5ll
bemcrfcn iei i'll Der gon3eu SSclt
mahe ii6 cine maBige uno aagc
mcine 9lbuobme Scr Soften ser Sc.
6cnSmiitel beuerf6or. Gr 6ctontc
ocS 92citcren oas ncue SorifgeieB
babe ni6t ole lte6erniQe Der @iniubr
ben ouslpGrts ge6ro6t Die ongeOrobt
moroeu fell 9mf sic Gage i'm Giieus
bo6upeien @e5ug ncbmeuo mcinte
DER geoner, cr boiie, oie Gnti6ci
0rng Der Observation-Disclosures
Gommiiiiou ii6er oos @eiud5 Ger 0is
fcntliden 9a6ncn um Grb06uug Ger
6roht0e6I6rcu miirOc baloigit er.
laiien.
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(5OrtisBuna fOlgt.)

Giugs, mem Gjeiang gegebcnI Der
1laun Der oieTes Dprt geIpr0den bat
ME WauO an Wono nit elmer Dame
eepo9nt Die iid) fir cine s5dnoerin
gal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

sSu Der 9lnIooe Der unneit bon
llniontomn @oy gelegenen Dupont
ic1cu @umerfobrit 6obcn bel Der @rv
pIoiion BON 250O @flno @ulOer 5pei
glrbciter ". &ouiltou lno 6. @art,
i1reu 500 gcntnoen
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-01

plaintiff and cannot be ser forth in this
Proceedings, except that said claim
adverse and preiudicial 20 the Interest
OF plaintiff. that piaiatin and th1ss
under whom she claims have been pa
the Oueu. adverse, continuous nos
tile and lawful possession OF said Janus
Tor Tie last fifty years aud more. anu
that unless said S. T.. Anderson,
living and b. dead the unknown heirs OF
The said 5 Anderson samuel :
Anderson. I'd living and DO dea the uh
known heirs OF the said samuel + An
derson aud the unknown heirs consotts'
devisees. ]alienees, and grantees of tis
said 81. T.. Anderson be and appeaT az
this court, at the next tern thereon, 10
be begun and holden at the court houee
IN the CITY of Lexington, la said Coun
", on the sth day of June, 1915 next,
and on OT before the said tlrst daY 80
said term, answer OF plead 10 the uetl
lion in said cause, the same Wli Is
taken as confessed, and Judgment WIN
DO rendered accordingly.
and it Is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published, according TO law
Ia The Lexington i"nletllEenCgr, "a news
paper published Ia said county Of LAT
hyetts iuf four weeks successlVelF. pub
ished at least nee "a week, the ias'
insertion 10 be al least fifteen ahFa
before the first day OF said next June
term Of this court.
T. w. sFDNOR. Circuit CLERK
A True Cory From tie Record.
Witness nay hand and seal Of me I,5,t
.dit Court Of Lafayette County Nhis 1917
day of March. 1914.
tsBAL) j., w sYpNORi
Circuit Clerk
Charles Lyons. Attorney for Plaintiff
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WON our At LASI
sv h N ESBERV.

u see sue iate james Mlutuu mas
ieh an hls m.iIuus 10 his Bugilah son
iu-laW, LORD Wedsewater remarked
the cyuic al The club. That's Q nice
little wildlan isn't 10 Euuugn TO
sWeeten the match, / should say
Yes said the old lawyer uryly
/ happened TO know Aiiutou pretty
intimately. you know
Wasn't there some story about
Miss Aiiutou AaviIs been married be.
tore7'
There vas, ausa cred The Old law
yer. Moreover, Mr Miutol instruct.
cd me 10 ten All the circumstance
wheneyer that OLD story was revived
You know, she married d chauffeur
Wen let us hear il, The cynic an.
swered
The old lawyer hicked Che ash on
his cigar
you remember when James MintOi
moved 10 New YORK from the wesI
with about seventy millions anl
bought that BIG house On the aFenuef
he asked Yes. that va some RiA'
years ago. dis wife was that vest
err type that We ai know very hud
hearted, very temperamen2i YeEl
aaxious to push herself and le gal!
daughter, Miss Elizabeth into society
They had about ave automobiles an'
az imported chauffeur ~ Engiishmal
named Jones. Who Ciaimed 10 eaY
been q university man
Jones used 10 drive Miss Eiizl
beth when she went yhoppiDs lone
was only 3 sort Of human animal J
The psrents eyes he YEA 3 1n'
looking young fellow, With q sort {
anstocrstiC manner about blm But
chauffeur was not likely 10 eDdange
Miss Elizabeth's b~appiDeBl Noboq
thought IL strange that Miss Eli4abet
developed an u-uaccouDAble love fC
driving ~ the park along the qyenr
and into the county for hours q
getber
THAT WAS where Mrs Miutop mae
her mistake You know human y
ture is pretty much the same ever
where and when two young poop
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axe thrown q good deal into each 9th
er's company artificial barriers are apt
10 tall away 4 good many Of our
Young women Of the wealthy class
are not dying 70 catch o ttled Auf-
band Mlss Elizabeth, fresh home
iTom school. found soCieJy d~istlnctly
= bore. She had that d~lscontent which
leads some girls 10 enter upon miaalon
and church work others 20 Iaysl,
Others 70 90 dangerous things
One morning lAgy went out quiet.
ly, without the car. and We're married
over in Jersey City. The chauffeur
took his wife back TO o ilttle apart.
ment which Doe bad furnished and
rang up Mlnton File gave him hls nd.
dress and calmly told him what had
occurred. Ten minutes later M.lton
and his wife arrived post haste 10
and their daughter and B]0n-lu.44W
seated al The wedding supper
The girl spElng % her feet and
threw her arms around her father
neck.
Forgive as she pleaded We
have loved each other 5O long rae
can support no We don't want any
money only your blessing op DE
match
There was o terrible scene lu Ae
little fuur-EOUm Cat tLe mother plead.
ing TIE father threatening, 1e die
grace nearly overwhelmed Them.
one million dollars Tor you sir
when Als marriage has been ap
1ulled shouted Mluton TO die hus
band Otherwise not b cent Of my
money will go 10 NY daughter H'
turned 10 the girl: Elizabeth, n yol
will come home with us tonight d,
said. p pledge you my word hat yol
may return 30 Jour husband tomorToy
moFnlag without reproach from eiAo.
mysef or your mother. You owe ~
that duty At least
Dearest. 3 you spare me i0r ~
night? she said 10 he chauffeur.
nil WIN him over she whispered
And he LEI her 60.
fXou soc. ho man had elected
Espoleonic coup bqt be had rot tA'
ability % drive home hls conception
AiBton simply snatehed the glri ANA.
Anom hin. And hs had not made NJ
seventy mlluons Fithout somo knoN.
eZge Of men. And Women, too, 70
WhaD morning eeme snd tho glT
aWoke he recollection 81 Che day b
fore Eeened Ake o dream y hei
Nov she VAS in q oaQler stato 81 mint
and hsr father was stu uneonyincst
Fanslly a compromise MAS eGeeseS
Nlnson promised that he would rsqo.
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ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given, that letters
Of administration on the estate OF
Frank Wilig deceased, were granted
TO the undersigned ON the Gth day OF
April, 1914, by the Probate Court OF
Lafayette County Missouri All per.
s0ns having Elalns agalnst sall es.
tate are required 70 eXhi0it then Tor
allowance to the undersigned wituiu
six mouths after the date Of saip let.
tiers OF they may 0e |precladed from
any benefit OF said estate, and II
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from tue GATE OF the last III
'ertiou OF this publication they viii
be forever barred
This Gth day OF April, 1915.
ANNE MARIE WLLIG,
AdministratriX.
WALTER b. WADDELL,
Administrator
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given TO an cred.
itOrs a.u o.De. persons Interested
iu che estate oil Laura Parker de-
seased. tLat the undersigned win ap-
uly 10 make a final settlement OF
10 estate. al the May term, 1914,
ID tle l.. uu.te Court OF Lafa5 cite
'ouuty. Missouri TO be begun anu
held al the Probate Court room Ia
the Ciu OF Lexington, on the second
Monday iu May, 1914
FRANK T.. BOLTON
administrator,
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oRpER "a P%URLIcATIoN

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or LAf.hYErTE-ss
In the Circuit Court OF LAFAYETTE
County, MlSsoufi, June ternl l9ll al
Lexington. ln vacation March lStn'
Anne Limbaoi-Fiamun
VS..
$ p Anderson. f LIVING, and lt
ueal the Unknown hene ui Urt sdiu
r ANDERSON, samuel b. Anderson 81
liVilE. ann o. dead, tIt unknown Itoil
vi tHe said Samuel p. Anderson, aIu
the nnknuwn ueirs. consents, ueHife
ailenees and grantees OF the said 5
Anqerson-Deienqants.
N0w at this day comes. the plalntii.
herein by her attorney Charles Lyons
and files her petition and aiiidayit al
legtng, among other thlnga that defend
ants, s p Anderson aud samuel
=, Anderson are non-resluents Of ult
state Of Missouri apu that the Unknown
heirs Of the said s. \. Anderson and
heirs. e0nsorts devlsees. allenees a1u
grantees of the SAID 8, Andersen
are unknown 20 thk pahltiu aud tlal
she cannot insert Their name aud M
terests IN this petition for the reason
that Their names and interests are
Unknown 10 plaintiff.
Whereup0n. a Is ordered BY the clerk
Of sand court in vacation as lQlt0'fs
70 the said defendants, S. ,. Anderson,
N living, and the unknown heirE Of me
said 81. Il. Andersen. if deal, samuel 4.
Anderson, n living and II dead the un-
In0yyn heirs 81 the said samuel II
~eoRsorts. deVisees. aileneaa and Rran-
/ tees or the said &. ~ Anderson. YOU
are hereby notified that the pialnutI
has COMMENCED g suit aS9iRst you y
this court, the object y general ma
turo OF when l6 % ascertain auQ &c,
ltermine The Interests Of plaintiff anc
defendants IN and quiet the title in anc
30 the followhag described real eflat.
SITUATED and 9slng "a LlisSstte SSan
the southeast quarter aud The east h9i
on the south west Quarter or seetlen 2y
township 90. range 81. that sac pell'
tlon alleges thai nialntn 81 the owner
Ia possession and oialms title 10 M,
I aforesaid described real estate. that thi
! title 70 said real estate eWaneteQ iiQtl
The government more than 40 Ieat'
ust. 1859. the said s 2. anderson au'
Mary 4. Anderson, Die wife, execute,
and delivered 40 DANES NJ NlNlN
mortgage on said real estate & eeNot
d note therein ldeserAeeQi lh.
mortgaEe has never been seiislel 9
irennrd ard that Eald q. ~. Andersen
died without ever having conveyed SAL
real estate or record. and thqt the AZ
terests o. defendant enc me esn
lSamuei 4. Anderson IS that derive
iron the &. II. anderson.
Plaintiff states tthat h nemet Nv
= nald 9. IL Anderson and samuel
lderaon are unknown "a tnll hpietNlI
ard that thelr names ana iuttfette et4
, not Dc set forth Az this pfooeeeinf M.
lcauHa they rro unknoWn 20 piAil
lruf thef tholr interests, ~ any, IL we
derived from s.. 7. ANDERSON a. hei
~onnaorta fdeVlseel. alinneee AND rinptee
/. tof tho said s. y. ANDERSON W.. "
PENDANTS claim some tue !pteiet. \
oFfrf6 n and q SAID laud TIE nttut
4 and nharacter Of which Il nnknoWn q
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FINAL sETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given 10 adj cred.
itOrs and other Persns Interested H
the estate Of Elizabeth Haerle. dc.
ceased, that the undersigned will ~.
ply 20 make a FINAL settlement q
said estate. at the May term 1914
of the Probate Court Of LaiayettC
County, Mlssoarl 10 BE- begun aDe
held at the Probate Court room p
the CITY OF Lexington, on the seeonc
Monday in May 1919.
~ h. HABRLE,
Executor.
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FINAL sRTTnEMENF

Notice Is hereby given to an cred
.itors aud other persons interested ~
the estate OF JOAN -. Mabry deceas.
ed, that the undersigned VIII Apply
50 make a final settlement OF said
estate, at the May term, 1873, Of
the Probate Court of Lalaye tte
County. Missouri, 10 be begun aud
held ed the Probate Court room n
the City OF Lexington on TIE second
Nonday IN May. 1915.
ALBERT g AlABRY
Administrator with VIII aRnexed.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given TO all cred
ltors and other persons Interested IN
the estate of Joseph Movers deceas-
ed, that the undersigned viii apply
TO make a final settlement OF said es
tate. at the May term 1919 OF the
Probate Court OF LAFAYETTE County
Missouri, 90 De begun and held al Ia,
Probate Court room in the CiV Qi
Lexington. on the second Monday in
May, 1914
WALTER B WAuDELL,
hXecutOr.
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ExEourRIx Z

Notice is hereby given, that letters
.estamentsTy on the estate Of Albert
u. Raynes deceased, were granted 70
he undersigned on the 18th day OF
March, 1914 by the Probate Court Of
Lafayette County. Missouri. al per
sons having claims against said es.
tste are required 70 exhibit diem toi
allowance 70 the undersigned within
SIX months after the date Of SAID let
.ers Or they may be preclUded frou
any benefit Of said estate; and q
UGH claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date Of the las.
Insertion OF this publication chez
Sill be forever barred.
This 18th day Of March, 1914
MARY JANE RAYNES
ExecutriX.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given 20 al cred-
itOrs and other persons interested ln
the estate OF Diederich Stalling dc.
ceased. that the undersigned will
apply to make a final settlement oi
said estate, at the May term 1914,
OF the Probate Court of Lafayette
County Missouri, 70 be begun and
held at the Probate Court room iu
the City uf Lexington. OF ,uo second
MONDAY iu MAY, 1915
AMELIA STALLING.
ENeCutrN.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR S
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Lafayette County, Missouri.
made on the 2Sth day Of March,
1914 the undersigned Public Admin
istrat0r for said county has taken
charge Of the estate Of Henri HefFe
deceased All persons having claims
against said estate are required 70
exhibit them TO me for allowance
within six months after the date OF
said order, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate and
If said claims be not exhibited with.
in Que year from the date Of me
last insertion Of this publication
they will be forever barred
This 2Sth day Of March, 1914
HENRY C. CHiLES,
Public Administrator
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For Sale

One Separator, two traction
engines, cook shangy water
tank and wagon, and clover
huilec
MRS. " O PAUllNG,
Dover Mo.