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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-07-09
No 17427
ORDER FOR CREDITORS TO PRESENT

ORDER FOR CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS, ETC.
State of Minnesota, County Of Henne-
pin. Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Lau-
relia Emogen Parker Sprague, De-
ceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate
tate OF Laurelia Emogene Parker Spra-
que, deceased late of the County
OF Hennepin and State of
Minnesota, being granted to Daniel
Webster Sprague Of said county and
1t ie Ordered, That six months be
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands against
the said deceased are required
to file the same in the Probate Court
of said County of Hennepin for exami-
nation and allowance, or be forever
barred.
It is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday IN January 1915, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at a general term of said Probate
Court, to be held at the Court House
in the City of Minneapolis, in said
County, be and the same is hereby ap-
pointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And it is Further Ordered, That no.
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
estate by forthwith publishing this
order once in each week, for three sue
cessive weeks, in the Echo de POuest a
newspaper printed and published in
said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day OF
June 1915.
By the Court:
ZIG JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
D. w. Sprague, COS Hh. st. s. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-07-09
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CONNIE la jeune femme entra it
dams la cour, la fenetre du voisin
SQUIRT, il NIT lie pied sur le bal
con.
Et le balloon, avec un 6pouvan-
table craouement, SABBATH sur le
pave de la cour l'entrainant dams
sa chute.
L'ouvrier poussa I'm cri qui de-
chira l'espace ct ALA rouler sans
vie aux pieds de Th6rese affol6e.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
HUMAN INTEREST STORIES OF
THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR

BRUSSELS April Q somo tdea
ot what Germany is irtinR CO. accom-
pl1ah in helEium Is contained in lu iu.
tcfvlcw win General Won nissing gvr
man military governor of nelgium rp-
Gently granted to "a number 10 German
ucwspapcrmcn.
I'm everything that Wc ARE mdfttaA-
ms here" SAYS the general "0n om
relations. Voud hc smpnrod So Ms
iielRlans only knew what b. eventually
90 become 30 them
"liut they arc such childrcn' Wo
have an has ne experience ot srring
ihe hsislaus ON days when We can
hear the cannonading from Niouaort
and Nprcs, believe that thc Germans
have been defeated ANA that Tho silics
are moving ON Husseis. What children
thvs arc'
because smalipoN vaccine hls hccn
introduced into GERMANY SOM cNi
ioker spreads thc report that thr Gor
mane intvna o. inocuiatc tbe lirlgiar
children Ntth poisson, and M rosnu
enacT tAr guid1ncc of tcaoncr amt
PARENTS the 'eHdangrfvd childfcn leave
the schools"
tien'rli son lnsaing reporis fnoins
haia .Ood and bad character sifta
among thr nrig.aNe ennd ln that thry
hove their country ard trc nsrir-a h'
a lively patriotism lui shat tAcN Nar.
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inrc, which often results in badly nar-
"a children.
we must strive" AVS fhc anNe1nor.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
THREATENED WEST VIRGINIA
COAL STRIKE WAS AvERTED
AoKurMUNr Will MEAN ynAr
$4,000 MINERS VIII coNrtN
% VtiHlk WORN


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~ e't eef'e'neel which gr'w iHin II
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yrs Nnl nv Winert ~ West Nffinia
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wv. " 'e'''fni i' nave Nffn nNefir'i.
snN . 'e'Np''hrNNi'v nlan 81 SETTLES
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iw'HN wi'i Pr nprrilt mifr tnt open
H"h fi'"
A'''t'iNH 'a h"iN miners and or.
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h'N'N'''s hs0fp'intrt ln enc new
~ t'tiHepi mRihe "a lanN siFp ferwati
lnHus'''Ni p'Aeo 10 sac lota' p,4'l Fields
~ 'p''aiiN' " ih' rmn fof sri,nns
tf'r'ai"'f NH' ~ ciwely walsfcd hN
niinrfs and Ni'riefols fe rlhtf ussl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
TERROUS OF WAR WILL Be
INCENTIVE TO FUIUUlSTS
SO SAWS EMINENT ARrtSr oF
FuVURiSr SCHOOL RETURN
ING MODNDgD

tNNN''N NrfH I E r w Ncv-
insnn eve ~ Che ehicf dlsclrlcs og ~.
'N''.t p''n''nk ,n hnr'AnN h'H been
Nstllafd n0me nom me if"nt whcre
~ wcHi ~ months arn in ehAffc % a
motor ambulance
u NEEDS an ircn netNc 10 flnd poetic
ntfimiiNn m such scenes q horror as
Nne must view HNer ,h"rn' ne safe on
me- arrival hef" "nni me "ar viii Do
a Niolent Inventive to tNiursH. Tor we
esl'sNe Deere e 70 AeaaiS sSocpi r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

THE y 4HlF ~ llhANl
County ~ Naocta
hy siftpr ~ nn Dfdcr e STALE lasurd
out of lhn llpnatAble District Court
81 Nutcpf County, nn tho iNth aet
~ March a. ~. 1913. 81 tine ,lrlh
thereef in thu rnfo ~ 81 * si4ift "a al
versus q &. Waholand a ~ So ti2i
ana lo ms. ns Sheriff directed end Ae.
isssftd, ! will proceed ~ hfii Cor cash.
within the hnuls pftalfihHa ht lHw iui
stoflfrs aaiee pn thc fiai TncsinN boz
May, A a.. 1919. IL lsing tho lpi asy
~ rAid month htiuie the Court House
deor ~ rnia Nureea County. in thv otis
~ t0fpna CHRISTI, tNo following 40
scflhed property to-witi
uplhg ihe Southwest one quarter 81
Oct lot num'ief two ~ " she iluuf ANA
llkftrli Addition &C. the town nl Bishop
Texas. according t9 The riat ~ She
same lied Cor record ip che office 10
ths cpnatN Cl,sk % Nusgea ceuriy
TrsAf.
Levied on. 90 tho tilh iay ~ Nafrh
1915. az 8 % rcloch D. m, gee tha riep.
eris 81 &. ~ wAAsiand ~ % fnHprt
aud y. ~ Darker. 90 aatiaik Judgment
amounting a. flpi@i o. fANnf "a ST. 49,
Mupt 81 ~ and an ronia VI suit
Given nnhnf mY hand. ihla tiih dnN
81 March, A. ~. 1914
A. - Wnluilr sheriff Nuoecs
Comfy, TcNhs
ny OSCAR nni3.NMS. neFui,
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
This oats On li,aiory
Agtl

This Oats iH hiNerg
Anil T.
lost Cnreiauf nnpif hsstifeH hs AiDt
zoos rummrhHH VIM hresmc rm
prrf cot thp inais,n rmulff
l4i1 rhlmha jefferson famous aiaieH
msu aud third uitrlAeni 0f ihs
tnllea siairH nNfn US thaiwrii
Nh utd ~ Aianuoou0. fna luiA
itgs.
1903 tamous naval battle olf cDpeu
tafen l.nrl Ae'aHn dfMlql ina
toe naTah lidfi
fNf NOmlgAhu abolished atfyitnds III
hia Jnialn Boz Poland Declared
Ula ambient HHifH iier ana enu
rlsd 81 thr.r hHia aHd rhattelH
isi1 1ho FIRST pHuef dstnlrd iH nfu
ullinr0 Was sauft DO uHtmufc
lstl Nlrnmuui evacuated aftrr ions
HfFe ted fiWm lnnl toaaussiun
itff irlH johnson Haurt piHtuma
ran declaring NnHrtlfnir ln
auffrctiun Ni Hn fUi
iAie samuel q 81 fmHr VIM pHf
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iffiei uH ihe nioYfs 0aar.
iMi iNfH1 aeriinn Nf Waterfront at
81 Aawieiiue tila dOslint06 hy
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
quart OF sooxs NLsr LAST
TWO MEEkS

kALElGit y g.. Apr Desinnine
tol.Ag, qsars q wAlsAcy fof ever
afteen days - ihe limit prescribed 90
residents - ,nis ntnsc That - ,nH
greatrss alrsunt that ans one res
Dent can receive Nan nqeors are a1s'
cnt down IA i've rsiicns every nftt~n
Gays a. sny one person Trannpa-sA-
tion companies and pcrson= viotailng
ihe laws ara ~ be guilty CO mis-
dcmsanoe =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Att.iA NAt fAfNN 49, iNHkfNN ~ iuf
German soldiers ftvorite novelist BE
stanas FIRST Boz "a nst ct nry authors.
prepared nS thc great publishing house
~ Reclaim. famous for its cheap re-
prints
az ihe total number of orders ffem
tAc German troops al thr nout As
pee ceut cells for fiction, % per cent
iof SERIOUS tcaJiug. c0mprisins phll,is-
op's rcisipn and the arts. ~ per
cent fDf poclfy and drama aud as per
cent t.r hshi miscellaneous stuff. iu-
clu.lne humorous works
Thc German soldier H. Catholic IN
his tHs.cs when u comss o. ucti,sH. for
500 ouh docs he top h,s list with pi,a-
ems hut la ScntL Dumas naue.t Iii-
so. Norlmco Mafset and rreVest
LONp1N spW i.-w War IS mak-
'ns tnp Hliteh runhc suriEhlc Tfayel-
cfs. who n lmHs ot pelcr would oe,p-
u2 thc same compartments Tor hours
af fme without exchanging 4 word
naw start conversations without an in-
troi1.unr This sudden hrcaRuis
loose from ihe Victorian spirit II ~
serve and aloofncs- has caused the
Iimrs tn comment cdlinriaus on t'fr
lauso. which % calls one ct the minor
rlrultf 90 Tho war lic first oonfessssf
Mess 81 us in normal circumstances
Hn Un a raluaN fa4rufj as We re o.
tarhera. WITH a prayer COR sileace "a
ruf hearts and at the first sign - To-
sQacitY ~ iaks refuse behind g ,aui-
patt 90 nenapapcs.
Nit rnw d. finds ID sludiorausiv sol
nm to ~ mutcls kor hours, i.sssirE
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

The Iirst instalIment OF ".hc Black Box will appear
in the Caller next Sunday The first nstailmcnt OF pic
lures wal be shown at the Amusu Theatre on Saturday
April TO-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

$50 lutUf hHg always stood hleh in
thls tnmmmaiY sn tal asa ! have hepr
thlc Dob ascertain and = have Expressed
That anIni0n lil ml puhue uftcrancrH
Ir thN campaign Surels BE- hln gentle
manly Qualities are sO pronounced and
0ef Ilcmuus ua ha oil time friends
rciirtr thcm tn ue BE- seems t0 me tnh
hc owes H tu himerf as To- man who
drsIioe thr continued respect of friends
to pumhlN linelaim h.s approval of
fhr file mefhn0h which have nccn fr-
sorted tn hf bio ramnuEn speaker,
PERSONALLY. 3 ana willns tn meet cvcri
1suc az the camuAsu sinFlc handed
and 4lonc am ready io DO my uwn
talking fnr myself and certainly would
mot permit 200, friend or unpofi,t
az mnc io mhtr statements in my tc.
haif lr against my opponents NOT cn.
urrN warranted hy facts.
At the conclusion of ms address at
,hr MASS mrvtirg un Tuesd1y uiHht /
warmed she people Of corpus christi
ihsi iht, misht expect . campaign ~
gmuaer and misrepresentation hop
"a such weuld nni bc che case hu' at
lhai timv rromis,d tac people that !
would Rsil completely every talsehood
uttered AgninW mo and M adminls.
traii0n
u is bard and unpleasant thng 90
ceb any man har hot ln the present
rifrnmstsncrH the EnHiish language
rs lnsnaielent amt Inadequate Co meet
fnr situation had hppcd for q cam
raipr defmd of personalities ana mud
Nlnginr bot now that tAr oppcsiuon
has rraufiri Go snrh drpiHr,lNe meth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

The fsmlis trre Va hr actual shins ia
1asan Tue trrc ~ piantna az the hislh
~ tbs child and rcnahiA untouched uAs
~ re matflee u d Then ept sluvu and
nsaac into furniture fnr tnp arwis
Wrds
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Tho cts Council considers ne Nri
vomiting msirm pe~ lh operation A.
constitute ita msaf kaisaaIr achieve.
meut Ia many rreUsrts And intrN
Evht haslHfss nien WIN have inNe4ai
safest the Nstpn win cantnf fn this
opinion IS hste slated pptIlfl,
many vmer thls department ~ presided
over bt a gentleman w0Am CONSIDER
"a ho tho mNsi efficient careful Ard
ralnsiakira c,ty Sesretaf, ~ BE feara
apNvh~fe ,r thia great state and 60
laN Niad b n Shame and a disggace
.thai she reWsrf Ger alh auscif|sh ana
IfAlthfui srfi ices saould consist in srps
irkfee ~ sianderoNs necnse,ivns cmlp
atiHg trom a bunch - psfics secsin
politl, ians who woaid ncehahiA h. nn.
able ~ trli the difscseRre hetVrfa 4
tfs,lt avid a drhii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02


TIM mere sugscaliAn mat under the
Fu>'s rfcsNnt SSatcu of acccnntia2
that auY one can set a penny that WAN
eNt rehttully eomipE tc hrn would ~
lanrhAhle spao-d n iAttlnseut peoyi'
IL the chAree werc uoi ~ a cfimiral
nature nsloro ans actcunt can he
peld /, masg glgsi ~ chcckcd ~ she
l,urAas,ng Arcp, Sea ~ lhc cVm-
uiissloRee IA eharEc ~ the t'epaumcnt
fnr whirh the account s. INQUIRIES ard
thvp approves ~ thc cay Council IN
tlhs connscl3en q a,aS ~ peftlesn, W
strse that Aavins rsl ensise tesm 81
otisoe nos enc 0iaHie Ao,aant 81 ans
aaiNre has hecn paia lAtt hsN not Aeer
Rad vNl ln opon mecgina ~ ~ coon>
90 IN nAymens 81 rach account q
sssueher eAvrk = iss0ed nN she CTS
Secretary. Audited. agssssea and slgeea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
LATE sAarrr ereoar


IN ANtntintrd iffti
KANi;AN tf1A Apfil linfa
Recclpta ee%-e&5,- atrA9, huN dtNAN pa
fnale lsrvelpts tseo, H,cads south
prn n,ocrs eooul So
shrep ltscrlp,s i1oc. hlthe, lemhs
asaNaao
A. sssrcinifd Press
roRr wola1'tl. April E.ers ne.
ccspin 300 sleads. hulk eaafeeA
cattle Reerlnlr iseo. slcndy hevyr1
e.oeness.
Sheep Recehle soc, s,caev lamha
sQ0Hlo.te.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

1'rcad' lfc hearing run even thoush
abe liolgiau worker Lacks tine Intellect
nnd apprehension of social laws pos
fesfDt hN tHe German wurkinrmin.
laws fnr t9r protection of labor ate
urhnown hore. We who come here
mr fo apprt atc ihat. with astonisn-
mont
ltut } says stick ii out German
ways and means and German chatac-
Ter German srcrgth and German work
VIII como to hnnor n ncigipm inst as
theF wil tirturousl5 an over lie
Waildt"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

The fnllouine laf ihr Annual Sylvan,
ciai statement was published end tAp
pNhh1 o. familiar win the semeN hat
lngenanua ans aliaNrther Infamous
manner iu Whirh thm statement hsa
heoR iumhird ue hnd yaanned aH s
fcrhir protest. GER r4piFaiEH eiaHarf
thlh ln iho manth ef Natth. Ait
Mushawa, "a Hhnatnn. tae w,ll known
vxpcri hecountaHt who has audllci the
ciiy uaHfa pn tWn farmet uvaairns
sipa ALSO She hnukr ni ~urcee DpNniV.
r.ms in Carpus christi st my uems
iler ~ aiscnss with the Council thr
matter ~ maAlnH All Suaif ~ TIE huokn
$50 spent fNu DAYS guing aver the fsf.
nsas ard an ite end W thar time eamf
hefott ilfe NuuncH and stated that the
rr0efds wsP |n such excellent sh8pe
that nn audN waa pcrd-a and tnst 10
ihg cpmneh deelfcA an audit Ne Nnnid
NaHcr lAs rniifc cost W tbe same that
nH nae suse penny Wanid be feund
m,ssihs of mia Appropriated
ne iid rryNmmad All extension ~
enlargement ~ the present accHuanAr
ssttrm in order a. take eare 80 thr
Cityn inoressrt activities inf this
Wers be- sNnmnir.l = rflre ~ st44 ~
! iiui h lew q iHs cannliis Assifs iH
m16q no expenditure rtt fs1iuirN
nerssskfN nn definite stiltn Uith a.
speoi ta lht. urenss1ieR haH been iat
Yn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Mayer Mister 90 a siai,iasn' 'ea.ifss-
bed ~ ne preHie 20 reipu- chrsiI
yHsiesduF. ssii
bette taso been au MANI ielafHnHHa
pui leiN fifculafinn ~ tho nninfiNHa
afHfrfa'i0n 1f ai1rpHlufr9 ani afs
f0funnte hN fefs auH Numposf fhr Dot
w. committee ri fht nsF unrid IIrhsf
thai BE- snul1 nafdiy nf hlmanif rnr
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Clii ReCnraH wen. az 1ll tl'uen apon in
tho lnapvgiiun uf olutrua bm that ia
so fag h 4u auiii was cnHfvgned ho
Woiia haNe l0 make application to ihc
cli, Council Dn Writing
anEr,tiad tr him thnt be- name in
such sppit alton the rofHuua Who would
mako ih, aniu and that enc Gus
ynunou would reserve ihf uahl go Np.
pfnf ot iisaurfnfs uf fUNa persons
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thluif ts afguuutunia tnab ihIH
position uf fhf rgaeun thli iId NOT
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reliable individuals tn taltr p,NfteIa,n
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-11
FAIRBANKS CROPS
 WORTH $15l ,01O

Forty-dve farmers in the Fairbanks region, Alaska, last year grew crops valued at S151,O10. Their average yield was in excess of $500 an acre, after a charge of S126 an acre had been made for clearing. This is ex. elusive of the small patches of garden truck that nearly every married man in Fairbanks has. The figures were gathered by experts of the United States department of agriculture to remove any doubt as to the possibility of utilizing Alaska soil for agricul. tural purposes.
 These figures were gathered in Che Fairbanks region because that district is tarther north than many of the val. leys in which farmers from the United States recently have settled and is generally, but wrongfully. supposed to be subject to unfavorable climatic conditions.
 John l.. Burnside, general agent of the White Pass & Yukon railroad, has recently received a large number of inquiries as to the agricultural possi- bility of Alaska, and the following ta- bie prepared by the agricultural de- partment experts, was forwarded to him by J. A. Fairborn. the Fairbanks agent as definite answer to the inc quiries:
 Statement of Agricultural Resources
 at Fairbauks, Alaska.
 Table of weights and valuations of produce grown in and around Fair banks Alaska, for the year 19lE Es- timate made of information received from forty-hve bona lde ranchers:
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-11

with Frank Goich it was Q handicap match Goloh agreeing to throw him in an hour. Dr. Roller did not im- preas Gotch as being Formidable and the champion did not train for tho match Not only did Gotch fail to throw Roller but he admitted that he waa nearly thrown himself Roller received Sf,00O for this exhibition.
 Studied Under Noted Men
 tAlier lhis bout he decided lo take up wrestling for a profession for five years 80 that he could see the world. But he never gave up his ambition for medical career He studied un- der noted men of Europe and this country. paying his expenses by wrestling
 During the last 15 years Dr. Roller has defeated most of the noted wrest- lers in this country: Farmer Burns, Fred Beef, Jess Westergard, Henry Ordemon. Gus schoenleln (Americus) Charles Kid" Cutler, I'd. Lewis and Joe stecheg Gotchs pupil.