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THRILLING GLIMPSE At LIFE Of RED
CROSS NURSE ON THE BATTLE FRONT

break, so we think of going in. Yon
have no idea what a pleasure trm-
die into Furnes is, when you have
not done thing but remain in two
smelly, dingy posts. day in and day
out. | will tell you what the pleasure
consisted of: Getting into a motor
ambulance that has seen its best
days, and trundling over broken,
holey roads that nearly jolt ones in
side out; probably at least once. and
perhaps more, sticking in the deep
mud, and all having to get out and
push and shove to get the car out.
and eventually arriving at Fumes
and having mad rush around the
shops and grabbing all stores we can
find, but it all seems so new and IN
teresting after desolate town.
Then mad rush back again, over
the same bumpy, holey road ant
home to our tumbled-down cottage
Yet you have no idea what a grea
treat it seems to us"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02

London and Paris galleries are
keeping their paintings in the cellar.
That's nothing; nearly every up-to'
date home has few family portraits
stored there, too.--Detroit Free Press.
There was time when Yankee
ship hardly needed to carry flag; a
glimpse at her tall, trim spars was
enough. But in those days there We're
no submarines Springfield Repub.
lican.
If the extraordinary session of con-
gress they are predicting is any more
extraordinary than the one now draw
ing to a close it will pass into the
class of freaks. louisville Courier
Journal.
1t may come to pass that our con
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS

gressmen will have to send their
share of free seeds to the European
sufferers, where they would be more
highly appreciated than at home, =
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette.
Cotton for Russian uniforms is said
to be on its way to Vladivostoek by
way of Seattle. Cotton does not sug-
gest Russian winter, but Russian
summer is coming, and the long days
in the far north are hot.-Springfeld
Republican.
In order to preserve neutrality the
following must be barred Cousins
German, Greek Fire, Russia Leather.
Japanned Tinware, English Bulldogs,
Turkish Rugs, Hungarian Rhapsodies,
Belgian Blocks, French Mustard and
Vienna Bread Manila Times.
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ny Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.D
LONDON, March "A letter re-
ceived by an English family from a
daughter serving as a Red Cross
nurse in Flanders gives thrilling
glimpse OF a girls life on the Nieu-
port Dixmude line.
1--WE had lively day of Smelling
on Monday" she writes "At about
1890, whiz-bang! just outside our
house, and all our glass came shatter-
ing down. Whiz-bang another and
another, and yet another Just then
the Belgian doctor came in and told
us we had better go into the cellar.
We went down into the cold, damp
cellar and stood about on bits Of
wood and coal. and listened to the
continued whiz, bang and crash of
big shells. The noise was pretty near
deafening, and they must have plump
ed in about 100. Out of all that lot
luckily we only got two wounded
men-a priest wounded by flying
bit in the face, and soldier. 1t was
extremely lucky that on that day
the trenches opposite our house were
occupied or there would have been
many killed and wounded"
Continuing her letter on the fol
lowing day, the writer says. The
big cannonade is still going on. There
must be tremendous battle, an
hoping they are gaining ground, and
that we shall soon move on down
the road | should just love to move
forward into Brussels. The weather
has been truly awful lately nothing
but rain. | live in knee-high rubber
boots and my oilskins am shr'
will never be able to get back t
hobble skirts and fashionable sides,
as our American nurse says.
} 1--WE are thinking of going I,
Fumes for the afternoon, just for
: JOY ride. We have been hard at !
for nearly a fortnight without
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02

of the whole people Cover
his administration family that ms
81 the antinepotism law
the tax commission
placing salaries upon
holding the pouoh
that ohce from con
AFFECT
attending the office OF attorney
recognized authority who" in
and collect these
while snowbalg is good
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02
TRAlNINe TAE pRospEcroR

Ko better evidence of the changed important status of the
mining
training
of the his business
Engineering
the
principal
which,
concerned The profitable
provided
that there nothing the dtme
his field limited becoming
only
prospecting tools and incidentally his
knowledge of geology
mineraog Other subjects might be mentioned knowledge which would
amiss
University
in
industry
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02
roNopAt.MANHATTAN AUTO co.

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at 1880 D. 10.
". G. HARDING. Agent
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NOT EQUAL" BUT WOMAN" SUFFRAGE

NF all the silly
~ legislature date the bill
for its combination these qualities
exempng
ieges with relieved
will
giving
equality, politics Both will fix
penalty certain proposed law
then when there married
woman" instead of equal" suffrage to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02
FOUR THOUSAND TONS
WHEAT FOR BELGIUM
FIRST SUPPLY VESSEL FROM
UNITED STATES REACHES
PORT AT LAST
lny Ar.ocInted prrs..l

Thy Associated Press.D
ship sent from the United States
with supplies for the Belgians was
the last to reach its destination. The
Nordhav, which sailed from Portland,
Ore, in September. arrived at Fal-
mouth. England 1t had four thou
sand tons of wheat, which almost
doubled in value during the voyage.
Read the BONANZA Want Ads
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02

ONTIE" in
AVA News He is meeting with good
printing
properly OF the making there
another the
afhatus
budding epic will not
find certain 1t that he has hooked
writing suggested that he euog in
hexometer addressed to Buck of Nina
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02
THE GREAT GOULD sLuNpEa

TNAsMUcH directors Railway company
OF the Rio Grande
advance friendly proceeding
the of receiver looks
OF the $75O0000 of stock
goody
Indebtedness
Gande placed company
effort the Gouds the
paraelng did
building
Southern
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-02

ADDING the salary of the giving
qud The sufficiently
arduou justify than that
recognition superior
ability which the incumbent apparent political
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-08-19
SabresfOnpeutiOn in Gurefa, g. D,
am Is. nnh Is. September.

AM 10. ttno 10. september.
Die MitgIie6er oeS Gerbon0e5 unt
olle, Die leioer nod nidt WtttglieOel
iino, finoen oen glufruf oeS ritbriger
Observation-Disclosures, Serrn Gonrar
8ornmonn, an on0erer Ste0e 0es
8lattes.
Gem moferen GeutIhtum oes
RoroenS iino Ieioer (infolge Der be-
funnten Sa6loge) Die 3pede oes Ger'
ban0e8 gum groBen Eeil bobmtihe
G0rfer geblieben, Die 9gitotion tonn'
te Ieioer niht ir tptrtIamer 8eiie be-
trteben iper0en un0 bon etner Setta,
bon Der eS am ipenigiten ermartct
tper0en ol1rfte, ituo lett SSobren olle
SinocrniIIe in BEN @eg gelegt NOR
oen uno neroen eS beltte nod.
@IiifliberpeiIe bat Die neu ge.
griinoete 3eit1tng Ser oieSidbrtgen
6eItItoot Gurefo, WcB6erion Gou1tp,
oie oortige o9funolhu1", Ole St6r-
flung be8 StoatSberbanoe8 unO Die no
tige 9luffl0rung oils Wtotto elner reds
ten 6eutIhen 3eitung in ibr Brin3i-
pienbud altfgenonmen.
g5 GILT, oen oortiqen oelttihen
8rii0ern, Die meiitens aus 0en ruff
If)en &olonien Itoutmen, oie tbr 9er5
un0 ibren @elobe1ltel in bod)ber3iger
@eile geoffnet bnben, Die beion0ers in
0ieIer bo6eruIten uno geDoltigPn
&rteQ8periooe ibr 9eutIftrtm 0urh
Die Sat betUieien, Die grnOcrbanb 3u
bieten. @S gilt Dem nadern 0euti6s
tum Ser 6eItitoot gureto 3u belpei-
fen, boB oo8 9eutihtllnt i'm gon5Cn
StGote burh 5abIreihe 8eteiltgung
fir oie Wfiibe 1mo Soften Ser lteber-
na6me 0e5 5Selte8 6unft, uno e8 gilt,
auh inn gtor0en oe3 StnoteS 6te oou-
ern0er 8ouIteine gum metteren Iufs
un0 NuSbnu 0e3 8erban0e5 5uIants
men 81 tra9en.
g8ir haben ollen @run0 3ur 2lns
nahme, baB bic oelttIhe Sta0t Gureta
meitgebenoIte 8oItfreunoidoft itben
llno Ole oOrtiqe SeihGftSDelt uno be-
ionoers Ser nortiQe 2Otalpercin unO
WGunerdpUr" ii6 oie gr06te 0cithc
qc6eu mcroen, I'M Die oie8i6brige
aonpention 3u elmer 0enflpilr0igen 5lt
muher.
9(lIo itrei6t Guh ieBt ihon sic 90
qe Is. rn0 16. September uuf gureln
8ulenoer an!
@erft alle g(u8fliid)te ol1f sen &eh-
ridtboufenl Benefit, bob SIR Dos
0ctitfd)tltlt nidt ouf oelt 2ippen, ions
bern i'm Screen bobt!
Son neuem ioG ernite 9lrbGit Qelets
ltet mcroen uno oonuh oeutide eSeit.
freltoe ihr S3epter i6mingen.
aOmmtl 2IGc fir Ginsu, Giner
fir NQc!
Qie n0beren gin5eIbeiten Ip0ter.
W2it oeutihem @rpBe i'm Ramen
0e3 8erban6e8
Sans 9 EN- utb,
Grdiioent oe8 Stootsberbon0e5,
Gi3eprGiioent oeS oeutIhomerifoni-
i6en Gotionulbun0c8.
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Seit bem /. NfGrs 1915 fat sic


britiihc gLomirnIit0t, noh Sen 9Iufs
8ei6nlnQen i'm Staut80epQrten1ent,
IonnGberno 10000 8aGen omerifos
niiher @ounnoue, sic bon nrnerifo-
niIhen @rporteuren nod oen ni6t I'M
8rieQe lieqea0en europ0iiden 2dn-
bern ubgelanot puroen, nit 8eIhlag
beIegt 3u 3ebn Gents per Bfun0
neronIdlaqt, foitet 0ieie 8oumpolle
Sen Grporteuren runO $7,500,000,
noQegen sic britiife 9fegierunq bis.
ber OILS S6ooenerIot fiir Die bei6Iags
nobntten 9aounQen nlt $350,000 be-
5abIt bot. 8ielleiht miro ihIieBltd)
ul16 einntaI Der Geit be3ahlt mer6en.
uno sic Grporteure n0qen Damn fir
ihre 8ounnoue ben oollen FretS err
hoIten nenn lie ibren 8onferott 10
Ionge obmenoen fcnnen.
g(m 1. Snli b. s. iuaren es 25
Sabre, lett Der Gertraq nit @nglono
lrnter3eihnet mur0e, ourh ipelhen
Qeutihlono oIs @ntqeIt fir etne afri-
fanilhe @iiIte oaS SSelieneilonb Sell
golano in Der Hor0lee ertpdrh. Der
oarnolige Ret1sfon5Ier Gopribi unb
notiirGih aud Der aaiier babeu ith
1890 tpegen Der @r!perbung Selgo.
lambs gor manhe berbe &rtttf gefot.
len Iaiien niiIien, ober Der 8eits
Der 5elleninieI bot iid) ipater fir
9euti6lmtb als Elm Segen ertpieien,
ais elm Slid, pie nobI feinem beuie
florer fem mag, als ben gnalonOern.
9urh 4btretung Der SS5nIel boben iis
untpiIientItd an Der itrategiih mid.
tighten SteIle, Dor Ser glben1iinoilng
uno Der Wiinounq 6es &oiier 8il'
belm-aanaIs, Der beutihen 5lotte ei'
nen mddtigen Stiibputtft geidaffen,
elm gouiperf gegen tbre 6Iotte, neir
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fallen iollte, fid] oltf oenielben 8lt 5ei-
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g9ie tpobl Die Gneldnoer fih helite al
Der Scale 8ieben nt6gen, ooB fie 6a.
mails aitf ben 2eim gegangen finol
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sSeit ftebt bic Sarbnnellen,uacbt.

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|aufsubringen bat. Ger @uslhnB
nertreibt anopfe. grohen, llbrfetten,
Rabeln NIT benz ab5eihen Der
o5rienos of Beace", ben gefeiielten
Wors oaritel[enb.
0ir fino iiber5eugt, DOB Die Deiit-
/ Ihen Gbicogos ipie elm Wann bafiir
eintreten iperbeu, ooB oie RonbertiOrt
ibre geplonte geoeittiing bei ipeitenr
iibertreffe. 0os bortige 9un0erter-
aontitee, Dos aus 9elltidelt, Srlan-
bern nno iogeronntten binoeItrihloien
9lnlerifanern beitebt, nr6eitet bereifs
init pollent Gifer an ben linlfalIeuoelt
gorfebrunge,l.
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N;lti;lauos SESaterlDD*

8iier 1anSportOanpfer NIT nber 1000 Oann Derentt - 0
ruild5e Teiung &Opno AUDI etngenommen - Gtne Wen8e
8rie9smaterial erbeutet unD aulenDe bon 8efan
genet. @ngtld)es 8elD entpertet
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Staa$vrband Konv<nten in Eureka September !s-!6th

lno fir 0ie Dem Staote 3ltgefa(lenc
gbre in tpiiroiglter 6orm 81 quittie-
rem, Damn gilt eS fir Die
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27
SECOND TEAM WINS
FROM PALMER FRIDAY
PRETTY GiME IL rLtiEp Vt
PALMER ON FRIDAY AFTER
NOON on THIS WEEK.
Team Has Sessed fts Points Daring
the season While Opponents
Mere Allowed ONLY
G.s Points.

The second team OF lite WaSaha-
HE High school closed Us schedule
yesterday BY defeating The husky
palmerites By a score OF . TO @ The
seam has had a very successful sea-
son. winning Tive out OF six games
played, including a forfeiture OF one
game e Bardweil
waxahlehie rs. Ferris; WaNaha-
chic 0, Ferris Al.
BaffweI IS waxahaehie' Waxa-
hathia 9S. naraaell o.
Waxahachle ys. Palmer. Waxaha-
chic %. Palmer Il
Bardwell IS, waxahachie; WaAa-
hachie o. Bardwell
Ferris IS. WaSaharhie Waxaha-
aie 10, Ferris {
Palmer ". waNahachie' WaSa-
haehie ., Palmer Q.
Waxahnchie has scored Ia points
10 her opponents S.. The following
boys have taken part in the games:
Camel Holland, captain-quartei
back: Carter Moore. b. b.. VIII
sawyers. r. b.; Marion Brasaer. +.
Ii b.. Son Kennon. h. b.. Ollie
Middleton. 1T b. b.; Ted Festes, T.
81 SAM Thompson. = q: Eraes'
Thompson. l. e.. Wilma Harris G.
L. G. johnson. / 81 Caree MeCart.
|ney. / 4. Weems Ovens center,
Oscar Harris. center. Chas Mex
well. r. e.; Carter Moore. T 1
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|pkJlFlUO[R MIKES
Los Of the R0lDs
WIN extess1 Onc Nosth Ca Drnisos'
aid Wake lag al Road From ~
Porn 10 Shreveport for
ukusk.

Harry Locke. who is making log
81 the various middle Texas roads
for IN T<xas Automobile Tourists
,,cek Of read MAPS, was here this
morning enrcute 10 Galveston from
Fort Worth. Mr. Locke has gone
ctsr the road Irpia Dallas 10 Gal
weston by way Of Waco and ROW he
il seins to make q log Of sae road
from Fort Worth 10 Galveston.
crossing the Dallas Galveston road
1t Naxahaehle. whe.. he has cam
pleses these I've reads. With sessral
sssaitional roads Alcag the Nay,
such As irpra Fort sfsrah sa Waco
and Fort Wcifh q Dallas he ex-
aeeta 70 puaifsl . auqs. wnsch vii
show charts az ssers gkieu aE the
road aud gsye definite symbols Is
Indicate distance. direction. soil.
condition Of road. bridges. read
forks. washes. grades. etc. which
sill be xery useful u tourists. lie
,sIls also Eise a snnp IL the road
fran FL Pas0 to Shreveport and ex-
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tend ,a< Dallas Galveston road north
40 DsniSon.
Mr.. Locke might well b. termed a
good reads man for he Is most ar
dent advocate Of good rosds lie
has travelled oves all kinds OF roads.
bat rhcn IL comes 80 mapping Out
routes through Texas be makes Il a
point to awe preference TO couasies
where good roads have been con-
slsueted. II he cannot get oil ma
adam reads he viii take the gray
eied roads and II graseled roads
are scarce he will take the clay
sand roads. tie added that road
+ only so good As its weakest
place. and the weakest place in
the Waxahachie-w Waco road Is
through Hill county. There one
finds the very worst road possible.
though ii may be said 20 the credit
az The people Ia precinct enc that
they have endeasored To build roads
In thai precinct but the furss we're
rot sufficient to secure isst class
reads although They are great
Improvement over the old muddy
roads. Mr.. Locke told about a
tourist from Fort Worth who drove
20 Waco during the moraing OF
Thanksgiving DAY 10 attend The
Bayler-T G. Il football aane TO
get riews for the Fort Worth paper
He reached home late Friday all
because Re got stuck in iiili coun-
Is Mr. Locke says Il there IS any
other way 10 get 10 Waco from Dali
las he will avoid Hill eouasy he
cause o: The condition OF the roasis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27

When Il cold hangs on aa often
happens. or when sou have hardly
gotten over one cold before you
contract another, lookout for you
are liable to contract some very Sc
rious disease. This succession Of
colds peakens the system and low
ers tic vitality 50 that you are
much more liable to contract ehron-
.c catarrh. pneumonia or co1sump-
ton Cure your old while zen an.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy las a
great reputation II is relied upon
III thousands Of people aud never
appoints them. Try il. |, only
costs quarter. For sale ~ Cur
las Two Drug stores. eod adv.
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u. son Have snnr sson.acIl 2

u you are troubled with sour
stomach YOU should eat slowly and
masticate your food thoroughly
then take one Of Chamberlain :
Tablets Immediately For sale b.
Curlin's Two Drug stores. aod.adv
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in the outlying districts
The Locke maps giye every dc
tati Of the road and makes i easy
for tourists to ret over the line,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27

Mrs Jude Johnson = wish 10
deny Tn absurd reRori taat while
my husband Was running up COM
mercial street yesterday he was
pursued by squirrel
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sufferer From Indigestion Relieved.

Before taking Chamberlain :
Tablets my husband suffered for
several years from INDIGESTION,
causing him to have pains la the
stomach and distress after eating.
chamberialn's Tablets relieved hin
of these SPELLS right away, writes
Mrs. Thomas Casey, Geneva. y Y.
For sale by Curlin's TWO Drug
Stores. cod adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27

Oscar nuehren After having
ruu my car 3.oao miles. | have lust
had ny first Bunetnre
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Cheaper Than Homc-Nlade.

You cannot make a good cough
medicine az home for as little as
you pay for Foleya Honey and Tar.
nor can You be sure Of getting the
fresh iull strength. clean and pure
materials did YOU ever hear 81 a
home-mas oush medicine doing
the work inai Foieys Is doing every
lay aii over che country Curtin s
Two Drug stores adv a
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All oceasions are solemn TO the
crouch.
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= LONDON Because crook
: ca toe prevented his enlistment, :
; A seaton. -. Rusby had tsc :
; toe ampniatea and H. nov . :
, private IN the eth ROYAL Wsr- =
; Aiek Regiment
LONDON Clifton. England. =
has seat :.iTi men 70 the =
, eolors. i5s having been killed. =
, Il" wounded. two awarded tho :
, Victoria Cross. seventeen Dis :
, tingaished Service Orders and :
; sixteen the Military Cross. =
, CAgDlFF-The Cardiff Pos Z
ssi authorities have given many :
: male letter carriers jobs 70 wo- :
men. 4
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tler SON subject To crn,.n.

MY son Edwin is subject to
Group, writes Mrs Il. o. Irwin.
New Keasington. Pa Il put in
many sieepless hours at Night be-
fore learned Of Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy Mothers need not
fear this disease II they keep a
bo.tie % chamberlain's Cough
Remedy IN tine house and use Ii as
directed Il always gave M boy
relief. ~ For sale by Curlin's Two
brps Stores. cod adv
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nr sidney Those new clothes /
bought are not significant / mere
~ want to be warm this winter
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Every person soiyias this paz1s> vii
receive absolutely Free fhru eboicr of
one os shssr Valuable psrrniasHs Re-
mcsahef. 4 vainabie premium to every
one.
ENTER TO-DAY
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Estate Sarah Evans, deceased. Or
der appointing Frank Burger admins
| traitor. Bond issued.
Estate B. F. Meabons, deceased. Or
der allowing final account and assign
ing residue.
Estate Alonzo G. Hunt, deceased
Hearing on claims adjourned to April
18th.
Estate Louis Persons, minor. Re
lease of guardian by ward filed. Order
entered discharging guardian and can
ceiling bond.
Estate Julia Mowrey, deceased. Will
and Petition to Probate will filed
Hearing April 26th.
Estate Darius G.. Moon, incompetent.
Petition for License to sell real estate
filed. Hearing April 26th.
Estate Hanchen Stern, deceased.
Petition for determination of legal
heirs filed Hearing April 26th.
Estate John Miller, deceased Final
account of administrator filed. Hearing
April Goth.
Estate Solomon H. Spillman, deceas-
ed. Will and petition to probate will
filed. Hearing April 26th.
Estate Harriet e. Russell, deceased.
Will and Petition to Probate will filed.
Hearing April 26th.
Estate Susan Title, incompetent.
Petition for license to mortgage real
estate filed Hearing April 10Th.
Estate Emma r. Young, deceased.
Petition for appointment of administra-
tor filed. Waiver of notice and consent
to appointment filed. Bond issued and
Order entered appointing Mrs. Dot Ma
honey.
Matter of Emma Hotaling, Insane.
Petition for admission to State Hospi-
tai filed. Physicians Certificates filed
and Emergency order issued. General
Order filed March Doth.
Matter Ida Todd, insane. Petition
for admission to State Hospital filed.
Physicians Certificates filed and Emer-
gency order issued. General order
committing, March Doth.
Matter of Mrs. Izetta Gard, insane.
Petition for admission to State Hospi-
tai filed. Physicians certificates filed
and Emergency order issued. Hearing
April 3rd.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Weir; pcls. blks "a and 35, Paw Paw;
$4,000
Sarah A. James to Merton II. Place
and wife; pei. sec. Is, Hartford; $50.
Kate L. Masters to Harriet Scher-
merhorn; pei. blk. Is, Cross adj, Ban
gor; $1,000.
Minnie Wenning and husband to
Horace L. Brand; pei. sec. 2, Paw Paw;
$1.00
Edith S. Heniman to Alma r. Moore;
80 acres, sec. II, Lawrence; 81.
Fanny Hare to John J. Hare; 69.42
acres sec. 80, Hamilton; $40.
Zimri Alternately and wife to VIM.
Leedy ct al; 81 acres. sec. 1, Arlington;
$4,000.
Henry d. Pool and wife to John f.
Mould ct al; lot 16. blk. rs, South Hav-
en-; 81.
Charles Il. Gould and wife to Amos