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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-01

city spending a few days with his
family who are guests at the A Mar
ceau home
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton of Oshkosh
is in the city for few days visit
at the home of her son, Jas HaGnil-
ton and family.
James Menier of Medford is in the
city TO spend Easter with his family
who are guests at the home of Mrs.
George Minnehan.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church
viii meet on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Chas. F. kellogg.
James Lindsey has returned to his
home at Tomahawk after spending
a few days in the city taking the civ
il Service Examination.
mink muff was left by some one
in Ragans furniture store about ten
days ago. The owner can have same
by proving property and paying for
this notice.
Mrs. Georgia Olson, who teaches
at WABASH is spending the Easter
vacation in the city at the home of
her father, DIR. A L. Ridgman.
Mrs. Matt aKudy went to Green
Bay to attend the funeral of Mr..
Butterick at Green Bay who host his
life in a railroad accident necently.
J. L. and L. NJ Nash have return
ed from Excelsior Springs, Nowhere
they have been spending several
weeks in the interest of their health.
Emil Peterson left for Cloquet, Min
nesota Tuesday evening. where he.will
visit with friends for few days be-
fore going to Chicago where he will
be employed as boatswain on the
steamship Nornnania.
Mrs. Charles Porter is entertaining
this evening at a dinner party at her
home in honor of Miss Rose john
sons birthday. Covers were laid for
seven.
! Miss Leora Porter entertained a
number of her lady friends at six
lo'clock dinner on Tuesday in honor
OF her birthday. Following the din
ner the party repaired to the Palace
| Theatre.
Fire was discoyreed in the laundry
OF the L. NJ. Alexander home in Port
Edwards last evening at about
7:45 O'Clock. The fire was caused by
crossed wires amid was difficult one
to fight as the fire was in the parti-
lions. The laundry was damaged to
some extent but was prevented from
spreading by the prompt arrival and
efficient work of the village fire
fighters.
The Primary Department of the
Methodist Sunday school held a par
ty in the church parlors yesterday
afternoon, at which time they en-
tertained their mothers. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Porter entertained the
S. S. c.. club at herhome yesterday
afternoon. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent in playing five hundred,two
tables were in use during the games
played. AT five o'clock a five
course dinner was served. In the
evening Mrs. Porter entertained her
guests at a theatre party at the Pal
ace Theatre.
The west side ladies aid society
of the M. E. church gave Miss Ma
bel Green a miscellaneous shower.at
her home on Grand ave. this after
noon. Miss Greene is to be one of
the spring brides. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent by the Ladies'
and Miss Greene was the recipient
of many pretty as well as useful
articles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-01
Brown Bros. of Pittsviile.

bIUWu bIUc- OF IUtsFI1It-
This work consists of excavation
and concrete paving in the villages
Of Nekoosa, Port Edwards and BIZ
ron and amounts to $3.50 linear feet
fifteen feet wide in Nekoosa; 2250
linear feet eighteen feet wide at
Port Edwards, and $500 linear feet
nine feet wide at Biron. The ce-
ment for the work is furnished by
the county.
1t is expected that the work viii
start May 1st.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-01
HUMPHREYS
Witch Hazel Oil
(COMPOUND)

(COMPOUND)
For Piles or Hemorrh oids,
External or Internal, Blind or
Bleeding, Itching or Burning
One application brings relief.
Two sizes, Csc. and 500, at
all druggists or mailed.
Send Free SsmpIe of OIL to
'''''''-''-'' '.'.,.-
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co., 156 William
St, New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-01
Sick Animals

The treatment of diseases of Horses
Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Fowls, is given j
DR.. Humphreys Veterinary Manual, male
free. Humphreys Veterinary Rsmedie
l56 William ST., New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-04-01

ltd-1t.. 4 wks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07

The Rock County Herald is now
fitted out with a Model eight Linotype.
The Herald installed Simplex type
setting machine IA years ago which was
supplanted 6 years ago by a Junior
Linotype and now Brother Moreaux
has installed what is known as a triple
decker. This is the best proof that
the Herald is progressive newspaper
and means to keep up-to-date.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07

Broken incandescent gas mantles make
an excellent silver polish. After the
mantles are powdered, dip a clean,
damp cloth into the mixture, thoroughly
rubbing the article to be polished. Very
little powder is needed and very bright
polish will result from It's application.
Finish by rubbing with clean soft cloth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBITUARY
IRIS. ANNA PORTNER
INSTRUMENTATION

MRS. ANNA PORTNER ~
Death came as a relief to Mrs. John.
Portner at her home in the Town OF
Sigel at little before seven o'clock Fri
day morning. She had been ailing for
the past FIVE years with dropsy.
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Anna Hauser, was born June Goth,
1853 in the Town of Sigel where she spent
her childhood days and grew to woman
hood. She was married July End,
1881 at the Catholic Church in New
Ulm to John Portner who survives her.
Eleven children were born to them, all
Of whom are living. They are John
Portner, Jr., and Henry of Cottonwood;
Andrew j. of Lafayette, Edward Of
Milford and Clara, George, Hubert,
Herman, Albert, Annie and Meinrad
who are still at home. She is also sur
vived by one brother, John Hauser Of
New Ulm. i.
The funeral was held Monday morn
ing at $3.50 from the Catholic Church
in this city, Rev. Schlinkert officiating.
lnterment was made in the Catholic
Cemetery.
ANNA GRONHOLZ
The first death to occur at the Union
Hospital was that of Anna Gronholz
of the Town of Courtland who passed
away quite suddenly Friday at the noon
hour. Her death was due to heart
failure. Eleven days previous to her
demise she had undergone an operation
for appendicitis and was apparently
on the highway to recovery when she
was seized with sinking spell on Fri
day and died few minutes later.
The deceased was born September
3rd, 1897 in the Town of CORTLAND as
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich
Gronholz. She spent her childhood
days al home with her parents, attended
the public schools and was confirmed
in the CORTLAND Lutheran Church.
She is survived by her parents and one
brother, George.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the CORTLAND
Lutheran Church, Rev. Strassen Off
ciating. lnterment was made in the
CORTLAND Lutheran Cemetery.
PAUL KLINKHAMMER
Monday morning at nine o'clock word
was received here that Paul Klinkhammer
had died at Kissimmee, Florida Sun
day morning and that the remains
would be sent to New Ulm for burial
Monday. The telegram received did
not give any information as to the cause
of his death.
The deceased was born in the Town
of Cottonwood January 10th, 1855.
He was married May goth, 1890, to
Mary Dreschler, who survives q him,
They lived in New Ulm for some time
and then went to Springfield where
they resided for nearly twelve years.
They then returned to New Ulm where
they lived for several months and about
a year and half ago they left for
Florida. He is survived by his widow
and one daughter, Mrs. Herman Vie
landt of Montana. He is also survived
by his aged mother and the following
sisters and brothers: John and Mike
and Mrs. John Hauser of New Ulm;
Ben of North Dakota; Nick of Washing
ton; Joseph of Wolverton, MINI; Mrs.
Leo Frantz of Minneapolis: Mrs. Frank
Hustled of Minneapolis and Mrs. Joseph
Nun of St. Cloud. At the time of his
death he was member of the ST..
Joseph Society. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral. The remains
are expected here some time Thursday
and if they arrive the funeral will be held
Friday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07

Within the last week or two quite a
number of our exchanges have appeared
in Easter garb. All of them looked
neat and attractive. Probably the one
entitled to the most credit is Brother
Mailer of Springfield who printed the
colored section in his own print shop.
This entailed great deal of work and
Mr.. Mailer managed it in a highly
satisfactory manner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07

This week it becomes our sad duty to
chronicle the passing Of one of the
pioneer women of this community, Mrs.
Emelia Henrietta Yahnke, who died at
her home in this village last Thursday
forenoon, March 25th at 11:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Yahnke was born in Neidazin,
Germany, April 9th, 1843 and was
therefore II years II months and Is
days old at the time of her death. She
was married in 1856? to Ludwig Yahnke
and they emigrated to America the
same year arriving at New York on
April LIST that year. They settled in
Chicago where they remained for seven
years when they moved to New Ulm,
this state where they remained until lin
1879 when they took up their home on a
farm in Rcsehill township which con-
tinued to be their home until about
three years ago when they moved to
Westbrook. She had been ailing for
almost year and during the last four
weeks it WAS evident that her case was
hopeless and she patiently awaited her
release. The funeral took place Monday
afternoon. Those to mourn her de-
parture are her husband, one sister, two
daughters, seven grandchildren and a
large number OF other relatives and
friends. Westbrook Sentinel.
When the County Option law was
passed, the question Of expense in the
matter of the elections was lost sight of
in the general discussion of the issue it.
self. Now, however, the Anti-Saloon
league is facing criticism, for it is learned
that the cost of these elections to the
state will be about 1865, 900, and many
persons are objecting to the increased
taxation which will be necessary to
meet the situation. In one county
alone, where there are only two saloons,
the cost OF 2 county option election will
be about $1,000. Opponents of the
law in some counties are asking the
Arti-Saloon League to pay the cost in
cidental to the measure it fathered.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

Des tu0ltdlen Garcpa nit Dem lei
0cUiaaltliten Temperament Der Ia
telnIlnen N0lter. Il. /. ID. N0etter
9elsprte iageu a0tr, N0b Der GinfhB
% 98eitens ppu genau oerielben Art
lei. ME eerlenige oes &.tnns. nur
e0B Die 9erInoerun9en oer W!tterung
bdufige, lino. dna oemeutiprebeno
aud ole Wirtun9en. Muf Gruno Der
betrefienoen 6oriduu9en niro ertIdrt,
oaB i'm nll9emeineu peni9itcns,
osnn oIerlei Iusaabmeu pirb man
9elten ldilen mii1en - 3is Qeute tire
bette uut ibre meiIte Irblit in Slpei
RerioOen oes Sabres p~erfiGjten ton
men, bic I'M 6rubIin3 un0 i'm 9erbit
i6ren 9rbepuntt srrei6en. bel einem
Wetter BON So bis 60 9rdo 2uft
pdrme. SOpsit Die 5sItitsIuhasn
9eben, 1T Der tGlteite 2eil 0es Win
lers io9ar nod ungiinitiger fir Die
Geiitun9sfdbi9teit, ais Der beibeits
Yell 0es Sommers; uno barna6
lpiirbe es eigentlid pertpaaer iein.
m Sanuar 6erien pom Der @rbeit gu
uebmen. ais i'm SuIi! Mon6e boIten
es aud fir lpobri6einli6. boB Die
@eipp1nbeit Der Wmeritdner. allemol
im CONNER 6erieu 81 nebmsn uno i'm
Winter iid boh9ronig anSuitreueeu,
cine Der llrIuhen Der in 4merita 10
tpeitHerbreiteten Nersrft6t iei.
Die pbrige 3emperatur fir Ole
bo6ite 3idtigteit gill iifrigsns nur
fir iprperltde 2eiitur9en; fir
gel # iQe arbeit fol- cine 2empes
ratur BON 81 bis 40 0rdo ole oiin=
iti9ite iein, pie man uomentIid bel
9hultirosrn gefunbeu baben mill.
Defenders Die 6Gbigteit gum Rsdnen
lOIl 5ei ioIhes Semperotur in aes
rnoe3u iiberrai9enoem Mabe ongerset
lp2roen.
Dies Iino elm paur ReiuItote bon
6orldungen auf sinsm iebr interei.
Ianten 8ebiete. pm Gem mir nod
tanse nidt ales ipiIien. Ratiil ;
ipieIen INNER aud nod onOers Sat
loren nit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
GmaIiidlc Nrirnsnntcntc.

Die englii4en Grfinber babea Td
jest nit oIler GenoIt nuT ben Rrisa
gelpprfen. uno bic ,3abl Der poten.e,
Die Iid nit Wert5euQen fir Seer unb
g(orine unp beionoers fir ben 0uf..
trleg itno ben llnterIeetriea beiddfs
ti1en, iino ouBerorbentIi9 0rpB. Wie
Der 0Driteber hes euQIif6en patent4
omts u. 9empIe Ssrants mitteilte.
kdben Bomber bic bsIpnoere 4l.fs
mer:iomtett Der Griinner erect, una
Botente drf Die decentralization Grs
plcttpitoffe nerhen beonfrnnr. urnl!e
dprmen Der Srie9fii5runo fpIlen iu-.-
Der 3um Seben erlredt lperoen. Da
eI1pfieblt Elm Grfinoer eillen Barker.
oeiisn 2tdger eelsn iebs YerIebuna
geihubt lit; onbere Yatsnte beaieban
ii1 luf tu9eIiihere ShiIre, cis man
btfIt prattiih iiber ben Arm troasn
lam obne baburh in rerner Bemsz
3nn9Sfreiheit gsbemmt gu tperb.a,
Gin @rfinper brlnst cine neue Dirt
bon 0nrfipieBen auf ben Martt, bon
oenen er bic eeroerbIihIten 6rlaen
fir cie 5sinoe erportet, Mppa,aie
fir nnS SdIeuoern BON Somben uno
anotren 0elhoNen iinb soblrei6 auss
Qenrbcitet pprben. 0es ipeitersn tper,
BEN Patente onsemelost fir BERT
fore. nit oenen be eenoueIten Be
opaGiun9en gemodt peroen t0nnsr,
mGhrenb Der Rec5ddisr in iifrteI
Ge4dng II: Sdubengrobsn lisqen
lam, fir Ct .dFldbe noer fir Elm
pratt;ltes Snitrhment, has ,u0iy!d
Elm g'siisr, eint @cteI unb Elm 05F
feI II. SpicIe UNI Spitlssua ot'.s
4rt. nis id out ben ariea oei.,yen,.
ipieIen in hen Qiiteu 0cs Yatentamtts
cine lrpBe Rolle @s Feblt nu9 ntili
on Sraitiiben gtieftai6tn 3ar G.ai
b~epohruna oes lebt rn6 in Sn9lcnh
bnnptiG43l Id nerranoten parierSe.s
res, Der ar0btt 9eil olIsr pa'sr's
ober tssieht iid ouI Puff 'tifIGgrt
uno llnterfeeboote. 8orridtumsen
gum S6ut Der llatsrIsebe9te pe.n:r
o~noepriei n; en pntsat mil err.
trcudbarcE Ginnol rrmO9lih'
tnf oos ',a9ri,tboute. oit in ~;
iinp uno ND: ouitouhen t0ncsn.
mt'Cilen nah;r mr. IL ID b'iinIsn
s;nterleits MI mon be Sdiife a.s
en- tie GI,st ber n1teriseboo's
larh befon7ct' 9satente idissn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

lpenn er nift iommt. Sd piirbs
i'm nit meinen 0dnosn e%rlpireen."
LIMB bu glaubit, GItneer.~ rief
Mnoelor. lid piroe einen M6rosy
teirotsn! Sfon 0eine 0robuna
3eigt, mas man bon Dir gu ertparten
BAT. Sch. id bsrobiheue pi6!"
rGinen Morcer. 9arbleu, III
psreiBt, mein 2dubden. oab rs cine
patriotifde 9fIi6t lit. Die 5einte
6rcntrsids, ND man ie triift, Al
pernldten. llno nI8 quite 5rans0-
fin muBt ou ouf unierer Settle iein.
Sor'. Wiaoelon! SET pstnuntttg.
ou BAIT ss in ber Snno, Gem 8os
terlono einsn 9roben 0ienit gu lis
item. menn hu uniere Ylans unter.
itIbeit."
Cure 9Idne?" bor6te @aoefon
auf.
Sd lam rid nidt in lie elm,
peiben, ipIonas i3 uift ipeib, ub
mir auf bid retnen tonnen, Nor
gen femme ih mieper, beIinn' bid
inSlpiiden. Du tennt mid, i'd
sebe niht nad,"
0r0bnenoes Sdrittes btrlieB Der
un9eI6lnfte 8eIeLe nas !0aus, oh.
ne ben perbpreenen 9ouiaer 81
bemerteu. Gberitein fportete nod
einiae Minuten, oonn tlppfte err on
Die SIr. Gr fano Mobe!pn in
GROCER Iufreeung. Sffsr e~eftanp
sr. oab er 3euee bes GciprdGs aes
peien fei, ieben WuesnbIid bereit,
ibr SiIfe gu Ieiiten.
Die iunee 6rnu 'ob ibn nit
pormem 0ontesbIid in bic @uaen.
raIio bic 6einbe 5rantrsi6s mil,
fen uns 9eeen bic eisenen 2anbss
leute ifiiBen! 81. ib idGme mid,
bob es Mdnner eibt, bic uniersr
Ration our llnebre eereidsn.A
Gs lag cine 10 tiefe Srousr in
ihren BOrten, boB Der 2eutnont ee.
ribrt puroe.
sSpHlInen Ste, utdpofne, ii1o Dos
rem Sic mid an" Mit iGnfter
9nnb fiibrte er lie gum 9iipon unb
nabm IN ibrer Settle YIaB. Isle
miifen Der @epaIt nit Gift beass.
men. Sun Sic benz Manne eeqens
iiber, oIs gin9en Sic ouf feline abs
fi4ten Elm. SoboIb Sic piFsn, nm
mas es ii9 bonoeIt, lift ou9 bic
MpgIidteit gegsben, eiipaigen @srs
brefen porsubeuaen. Niit Der Seis
rot iuden Sic ibn bur6 al bic Mit.
tel, iiber bic Elm perfiibreriftes
Weib gebietet. binSubalten. 9eilen
Sic mir pertrouenspoG nit, mas
Sic erfobren. Solonae i'd bier bin.
iou Sbnsn nidt8 9eif)ebn, oas Der,
iifere i'd Sbnenl llno nun obieu,
WooeIon, mid ruff RE qfIift!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02
U~ortfebune folgt)
@ttttr nnS SHdt g'tit.
Gini9c bcmerfeHsuerte iuiieuihaftIidle
0rbebunaen oariiber.

8dbreno Der leBten Sabre 1T 10
tiemli6 oles, f1as auf @eiunObeit.
2tiItungsfdbig'ei. unb Stimmun9en
oes Meniden einen GinfIuB 5u babeu
ideint, lpi6enidaitlih ituoiert nor
Den; uro natiirlib biirfte man habti
aud ole 8eDeutunq oes Wetiers in
Iolden 9s5iebuneen nift iiberieben.
ST bod po:l A5eiter in iciner Wirs
tung oli &orper, 0eilt unO Gemiit
bduIigey Die Ae0e, ais pm jeoem On
bern 55attpr, lpelder has &eben Oes
Mienicben mitbeitimnt! @ar mondes,
mos man in aeno9nIihen unterbaI=
tungen liter Oleien 8eeenitonp boren
fam. TT pifeni haitIih baltIos. ober
nun einQebilOet. Doer enilpridt bod
items ben perIhiebenortigen @rfabs
rungen Der einSelnen Yer1onen uno
tdnn mir fir 9onS ebenIo peranIa9ie
5utreffeno iein. 4ber oomit lit Die
Sade mod Iange nint obge!an; s8
1T pielmebr bar9etan. minbeltsns
nabrIheirIi9 gemoht nproen, oob
Die Witterunq cliien u,lgemein groBen
uno pielfnden @influh nuf bic 2Giigs
teit uno oas S6idfal oes Menihen
ibt, ia pie1eidt BON ieiner anoersn
Ma6t 0drin erreift ipirD.
Wtan brauht ni6t 10 melt gu ges
Zen, ME Der noripe9il6e @elebrte
Wiageliien, pelher bebauptet. man
meroe idliebIid, menn nan oieien
GegenItano polltommen erIoriht babe.
@eburts unb Sterblihieits : 3iftern.
arantbeiten. Idnobdulihe Gr9ebnl6e,
uno nod anbere 0ingr I'm 2eDen oss
ein3elnen Wleni6en init matbematis
iher 0ennui9teit" mad BEN Wettsr
~prppbe3eien tonnen. SeoenfaaS ater
bat Die Bi1euidoit bereits sinise redt
interefdnte Dinge iiber ben Ginflub
Der Witterung duf uniere tGgIi4e 4rs
belt ermittelt.
0urd Grperimcnie nit S4ultina
nern, GabritsN nseltegten uno dnoeren
erlan9tsn 5ori6sr bic 8stpibbeit, DAP
Die mtnidli6e Gnergie BON elner Sab
res3eit CUR anoeten regeImdbig um 1C
BIS Is prp3ent ihponts, DAP Die
aeuBerungen geiittser 6dbigteii It'd
fdit gtnau NIT oem Steigen un0
Jnlm Der 2emperotur perdnoern.
unb oa5 Die 0eiuubbeit Der menih
linen @elenfhatt ols games, nit
la9beritdnbigem Bid gepriit, OF
moipbdrii4s 8erbGltnife ioit 10 gs
ndu nioeripiegle, pie Elm 8nromes
ter.
0isis 5orider iagen fsruer, odB
Qenoerungen in Der 3emperotur Gin
grober Aniporn fir bic Gnsrgie ieien;
oaB oas Nina u~nierer atlantr6en
SsetiiIts, ipe.4es bos cerdnoerli9lte
1T. in grosem Wabs Die risiige Nsry
pen Gnerqle, ne.he zines cer aenns
5eidn oieisr Ration biloet, s%rtIare;
uno oab ls0sr Sturm. toelder uber
oitie5 Qonp fegt. NtiaiDnen Don Dol
lars in Der geiiiegenen 2Ittraft 0es
Bottles beoeute, Domit ireitih aIht
gsingt gu iein braudt. odB ein iols
1es 9tett0=Grgebnis btraustOmms.
3ulnol ia Die 3attrnft > Asubsruugsn
iid ouh gsasnieitig einifJrdnten ooer
aufbeben i0nnen.
Gan9it III es ansrtannt. bab oas
ne6ellge GIima bon GonDon mebr oDer
nenigsr nit Dem Temperament 0es
gritsu 81 tuu bat. bas tDarms, lon=
uige uno etfDos sntIernsnbe aIimd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

Der betannte peutt
enoliihe GinanSmdnu Gomoro
Speper bat ben 9oriib i'm Iufiihts
rot Der Qonooner untsrQrltnobobn
uno feline fdmtliden Oifentlian Gbs
remainder %nieoer9eIegt. @leif5eitig
bat er in einen offenen Brief 4ss
quitb erIudt, rem ibm 1906 berlies
benen garonetstitsI oui3ukben.
Speper pur0e pegen Ieiner oeutI9en
6srfunft ieit 9riegsuusbruh pieIs
Inh o%nesarjifen anb oes @errots Be-
iduIhi9t. Sn Dem 8rief an Qss
quitb idreibt er, oab er nun beffIoi
len babe, auf ole Wiirben gu Der
5idten, UNI feline Sire oIs foDoler
britii6er llntertdn gu perteioigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

SIeines Giit9sbiIo.
Ru6ig id)ieBeu, &ondisti, ru6ig iGie-
Ben! Sic ueroen uns pobl nod our9
Sire perriidie &nalerei ore aar3e
trun30iii4 e Roroarmec ~oerjogen!
8eim 2t41e 0es feinoe
g detnmertsrS.
UUaBt'. nobI fan b GnglGuOo. b5s
mub mon ioQen. bic %lieiern uns Gle
san3e 3ett gratis s bette lidt, boh
man peniQiiens ihon leier lam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-02

OnB mort n8ren3e" 1T lIatpi'
fben llriprunqs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
Notice of hearing petition for pro-
bate of WILL
In the matter of the estate of Mrs.
Caroline Clark of Honolulu, City and
County OF Honolulu, deceased.
A document purporting to be the
last will and testament of Mrs. Caro-
line Clark, deceased, having on the
14th day of August, A. d. 1915, been
presented to said probate court, and a
petition for probate thereof. praying
for the issuance of letters testament
tary to Henry Smith having been
filed:
1t is ordered, that Thursday the
10th day of September. A. ID. 1915. at
3 o'clock a. M, of said day, at the court
room of said court in the Judiciary
building in the City and County OF
Honolulu, be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place for
proving said will and hearing said APP
plieation.
Dated Honolulu, August IA. 1915.
By the court.
JOHN MARCALLINO,
Clerk.
Z. c. Peters, attorney for petitioner.
6242-Aug. IA, 81, %, Sept. 4.