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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
(By the Packagetter.)


You see it's like this: Oscar" the
versatile genius who pulls down some
thing like S26913 per week for pip
ing personals, dealing out the sport
dope" and doing divers and sundry
other reporotorial duties Off the Daily
Express, was one of 'em and thusly it
wouldn't do for him to digh out all the
bouquets that are due to that brilliant
bunch of Elks minstrels. You GER
tainly can see that if you can see at
all. oscar" is very modest youth
and he would be sure to make fizzle
of the job of blowing his own horn.
That's why the boss Of the shebang,
alias the "ed-in-chief,' put it up to
the Packagetter to play the role Of
dramatic critic.
There's no getting around it and it
might just as well be admitted at the
first dash out of the box that it was
some" show, exactly the kind Lee or
Blackie would describe as fright off
the big time" whatever that is. To
be personal, our idea has always been
that home talent show is something
to be tolerated rather than enjoyed,
but this minstrel bunch have knocked
that notion higher than Gilroy's kite,
If Won banpop m lyy,axr 70 xr,l,a = a oI+;+,,J,,
that historic head-piece ascended. Per-
feet candor compels the confession
that the entire performance was strict
ly of the "profesh7 standard. There
was no make-belieye about it. In other
words, there is no use in beating
around the bushes about tit was a
minstrel show proper, with all the par
aphernalia and trimmings necessary to
make it one huge success. You didn't
have to feel sorry for a single one Of
'em. The amateurish atmosphere was
not there and you couldn't even imag-
inc you were shifting it, For that
matter throughout the program, it was
hard for one to keep from fancying
that he was sitting in some met the
ater listening to Lew Fields and his
company OF stars. 1t is safe to say
that better satisfied audience never
sat in the Sugg theater than the crowd
that listened to the home folks last
night. There is a reason n''-they got
their moneys worth of show and then
some and they showed their apprecia-
tion by vociferous applause and hearty
encores for every number.
The Plot Thickens.
Now that much Of the story is out
of our system and we feel better, but
we approach the rest of it with grave
Say did you ever try to
do a ''write-up" of a show in which
two or three dozen Of your friends and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
INVASION
FEARED BY
HOLLAND?
Continued on Page ~

BY United Press.
London, April S.-Wild rumors com
ing today from The Hague and English
sources say the Germans are massing
their landstrum regiments OF cavalry
on the Belgian-Dutch border.
1t is also reported that Holland is
mobilizing her troops. Germany is
said to be intending to invade Holland
It is known that Holland has been
concerned over Germany's attacks oil
Dutch shipping but neutral diplomats
say there has hitherto been no occa-
sion for an open break between the two
countries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
OnsIaughts Fail.

BY United Press.
Berlin, April S-The French are
recklessly wasting life in savage on
slaughts against the Germans behind
the almost unconquerable fortifica-
tons north of ST. Mihiel, says an offic-
ial statement issued today.
1t is declared that the woods along
the Meuse are strewn with heaps of
corpses. The French are losing an
enormous number Of lives but their at
tacks are meeting with no success, it
is claimed
The French are assaulting the Ger
mans at seven points The offensive
in the Combres region was resumed
despite the slaughter of two battalions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Russian Advance Near Lupkow Pass
is Halted but Offensive Move
ment Toward Uszok Pass
Continues
FRENCH REPULSED
DECLARES BERLIN
Rscklessly Wasting Life in Futile
Attacks on Fortifications Near
st. Mihiel Paris Claims
Further Gains
By United Press.

By United Press.
Petrograd, April Sit is semi-offic-
tally admitted that German reinforce
ments which have come to the rescue
Of the Austrians have halted the ad-
vance of the Russians temporarily near
Lupkow Pass.
1t is reported that the offensive of
the Slavs toward Jszok Pass continues
successfully, however.
A redistribution of the Russian
troops is being made to meet the
strengthened forces Of the enemy at
Vidrony
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08

| taking lunch with Bailey in the Senate
| cafe | asked him ii the relations be.
tween them were such that he could
! approach Beveridge on the matter and
Bailey replied that he thought they
were, stating that he would go and talk
to him the following day. In a few
mnues, however, BeYeridge came in.
AS we started out, Bailey introduced
me to Beyeraidge and said that | was
one among several from Chickasha
who We're there In the interests of a
local proposition and wanted the sup
port Of the senate conference commit
tee. Beveridge. who was then stand
ing. laid his hand on Bailey's shoulder
and said, Senator, If there is anything
that ! can do to help Chickasha out,
shall be glad to do IT,
Bill is introduced.
THE bill was introduced and passed
with Chickasha named therein. and c.
G. Jones afterward told me that Ham-
ilton had strenuously opposed it in the
chuse and senate conference and en-
deavored to have Chickasha struck
out Jones said that Beyeridge hai
spoken for Chickasha, stating that he
had promised Joe Bailey he would
take care OF chickasha and it must be
done Il has always seemed to me
that II Joe Bailey and Senator Bever-
idge had never had fight, Chickasha
would not have been designated as
federal court town, and would not to-
day have the magnificent building that
stands yender. 1t was truly the first
opportunity they had after their fight
and later reconciliation. to befriend
each other.
THE credit for actually landing the
appropriation for the building must be
given In q large measure to Scott Fer
ris and Senator T. r. Gore Though
they happen to be both from Lawton.
they In recognition Of the help and
friendship shown both OF them by
Chickasha, said TO their people, Let
Chickasha have the first building, ours
will come later Judge Frank NJ. Bal
ley, Alger Melton and many prominent
men in Chickasha went TO Washington
and used their influence, Of course.
They an did good work and must ell
have due credit
Applause for Ferris.
Scott Ferris was greeted by rouna
Of applause and spoke for an hour, in
his characteristic, conversational man
her, also recounting some Of the his
tory in connection with the Chickasha
federal building. 1T was Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Bomb Russian Aviators.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Berlin, April 8.-An Austrian aviator
bombed Russian machine and smash
ed it, says a dispatch from Budapest.
1t is stated that two other Russian ma
chimes were wrecked while descend
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Red crossers Killed.

BY United Press.
Amsterdam, April S.-Two Red
Cross attendants were killed and an
other wounded while several British
soldiers were injured when German
bombs fell on a hospital near DunkirlE.
An aviator observed also was killed
while returning to the lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
EiteI Commander RIuffinq.

BY United Press.
Washington, April S.-Officials here
believe that the commander of the
Prinz Eitel Friedrich never intended
to dash to sea.
They say he bluffed the allied war.
ships to keep them from active service
elsewhere. Tie official internment of
the Eitel will take place today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
French Report Gains.

BY United Press.
Paris, April S.-The war office
claims that the French troops have
maintained all their gains along the
Moselle and the Meuse, with some fur
ther progress. They are attacking the
enemy at long range.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08

by the Germans. 1t is reported that
the French war office is keeping the
number of deaths in their army from
the public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Report Jews Driven Out.

By United Press.
Berlin, April Slightly thousand
Jews have been driven homeless from
Warsaw, says dispatch from Petro-
grad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Women and Children Killed.
By United Press

By United Press
Paris, April S.-Twelve women and
children were killed by Austrian avia-
tors who bombarded a Montenegrln
town, says dispatch from Cettinje.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
. + +*+** +***# #+*
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma.

I. + j. 1. + 1. + 1. + I. + 1. + 1. 4 =
Tonight, partly cloudy, cooler in ex-
treme east portion; Friday, generally
fair
Local Temperature.
During the twenty-four hours ending
at s a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
COTTON MEN TO STOP
PRICE RAIDS BY MILLS
Association Will Send Secret
LIST TO Manufacturers.

Fall River. Mass, Oct. 3.-The Cot
ton Manufacturers Association OF this
city has plans underway TO prevent
undersellng by mills whose agents and
treasurers are members Of the associa-
ton. II is n known fact that some OF
the largest commission houses and sell
ing agencies in New York, Boston and
Chicago have brought enough pressure
upon some mills TO cause them TO sell
at prices which have been regarded by
other mills as being too low, thereby
causing a decentralization in prices. II
is planned TO have confidential list OF
cloth prices, and II Is hoped that TINS
list will serve 10 scquaint members OF
The association at what prices Fall
River goods are being sold by some OF
the millmen themselves. The big
southern mills, through their New YORK
connections, have always undersold New
England mills, and IT is a known TACT
that Southern prices have been used as
an argument for securing lower prices
for New England made goods. when
these goods were desired in preference
10 Southern made goods. The plans OF
the cotton manufacturers have not yet
been fully drafted.
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IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
honorable John L. Cohalan. a Surrogate
~ the county 81 New York. NOTICE IL
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
aratr.t Laura Hoadly johnson. late OF tho
county ~ N,w York deceased. 70 present
Inc same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers. az place Of transacting bust
res. No. Is william street. ~ The city
az Sew York on OF before the 18th day Of
December next
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF May
1915. GEORGE HoADLf.
JOHN V. u. SCARBOROUGH.
PHILIP J. McCoOk, Executors.
Attorney Tor Executors, 10 william
street, New York city.
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table garden was planted in the rear
of the house. Owing 10 the value OF
the land the vegetables raised cost
many times more than their retail
price. The sale is TO be held TO satisfy
a Judgment of $500 637 against the
premises There are also back taxes
due on the property amounting TO over
$4,000
On Thursday at the Nesey ST. rooms
the holdings of the Oscar +. Hawley
estate will be sold. Seventeen one, two
and three family houses are owned by
the estate, besides q large waterfront
plot on the Wallabout Canal and Man
haitian loft building. Auctioneer Day
Will seek buyers for those properties.
The weekly auction list follows;
TO-DAY.
A. a vssaz s.
Bv H. Msysrt.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. ~. s. s2.i q le;h 81 ~
g. 2x lrros and .fy school: Mu'ua. Ife mo
40 Az p J. Brown md.vi and ex,r1 , L Alien.
BY Joseph p Day.
ISL Az. SOS. w e. 400 40th So "a SKIS. ,ty
tanmt and store Henrietta Stenhergef sgt 4 VI
Ftau 90 al. Epstein " J.. aiNs. Lou, Wen
ds.. IT, ref due. S--i"S'. sub 20 isl mtg
TOMORROW
A. a vesey e..
Hy Henry B-ady.
BLOCK b.1-dei y LeHor ana Glib avs. l'oh end
l4o'A 80. 4o9' %. siE stable ''H ..'s ana
e Hu'aen atty berno leWlnsohn rei. due
S-ll.t 20. taxes &C. sloo'o.fl. ..
s'y lVIg = Wilson at Jones e. al
Cans Is e. atrs. Dyer. Jet. due. Sj.-0l.'l;
iA20 ST. Ed Ws.- SIS. 1903 s,h Az. 30 ll19oIl
as 'y Eeai Laig 90 f ss- , BT-a nm, Ct
f.fs-s.eI. taxes. C'c. t-.-tt tH.
49, Bryan J. Krreuy
ESQ ST. --5 W -m W Amsterdam. sy s5H
agent. &C. sg' j ll4'iaIau % al Gel-er. r II,
a'ty. Gordon Auchincloss. rsf. due s2isls.je.
~ a20s ID sv.
By Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON Az. iol7-1o-3. " q. 20 le'th s..
IeF, a. reg aad sly ieini ana s $.
s,oidsrl 8 NJ s,tys.. " VI Fertig. ref: due.
NORRIS PARK Az r,,, cor Desn1ey b ..t 80!
al. Darlington p. sttys. j = Eus'is ref. due.
81 5000. taxes. etc. $50.
o, premises al noon
By Henry Brady
oDELl ST. 1921 r. go n Startling AZ 2jSlos
SIS dWig. Adele TAYLOR agf Agnes Schsno 9, Al
Caldwell a b. attys. A y Gi,gerich. re-. due
tIlq315. taxes e.. tI22s sub to a PRIOR mtg
ooElL ST. 1919. w D. COS Startling sv. e5rios
Q s'y dNlg, same agt same same ATTY and ref:
due 81 1875. faScs. etc. 1922 81. sub 20
prior mtg ~ $500.
oN WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s.
A. - vesey st.:
MADISON Az. a. s. 2fe u 9th Il. "a sto5,
g sfy l0ft and stores bldg. Trust Co at
1s'1 k5 is" ref dus ,eS.5s5s: 'i isies ETC.
tS007T
losTH ST. % and % p. s. 20 Of Madison
av J0xSoe. siy 1at. ~ BowIon sgt Com
psrt Realty Co e. al. Schcnck 4 i. aiysf J.
Paris REF. due. S2a.22i 90. taxes. etc. 1897 81
6qTh ST. 80 ". 200 " of West Lnd sy
2-rl00T. . sfy fr1mf and stores. Wather Lutt-
gen err etc. AT Ro-e Sciniger 81 al:
Dawson. atty. MSer Nu,sbaum. rel. due. Sll.-
45Gk5. ta1es. etc. S332So
Ey Samuel Go.dsilchcr.
ueTH ST. $50 T. % 5. 1888 Of 20 as. Is 6t
81 4 ~ dvlg. " T. Eag'eton AT 81 = Boom
e. al. DAYTON & b. auyt. A Cantor. ref. due
$4,000. taxes. ctc. Sl-6.s0.
rs Charlie A. Berlin
18Th ST. - " s. go n Lenov ~. lSH
lO0ll. siy dwig. A = Thompson AT Mshide
luyct 81 al. Dnscol atty Maurice Dcichcs
re- due. 50 1851. taxes etc. sSlo9 90.
BY Daniel GIoenwad
46rH ST. 2l6 W s. s. 2i6t " Of Broadway. is7I
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WEEkY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

show the sIes hgt ne dg Of II bond o
h wee
and
sales ST goupS Fuh
closed sales from Jpuayi date ar Gin
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ELECTION NOTICE.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER ,,
1918.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY or
New York. General Office. Municipal build
Ing Borough ~ Manhattan. Notice Is hereby
given I'm pursuance Of chapter p section SDl.
Laws of 1909. constituting chapter Il OF me
ConsoIidafe1 Laws. as amended 10y chapter
g3s Laws ~ 1915 Of the boundaries or each
~ the election districts In the county Of Ne"
York. and OF the designation OF the place OF
registration. Octot OF .. 3. 8. Z, and ?. ana
of the polling place Tor the election 10 be held
November q. 1915. In each OF the election DIS
tricts iu said county as follows.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

+, n'-s lriofmsiisn Ire, 70 prospective. boy.
Ia..l.l 49, w. ht1 can write SO SCENTS Sec
u'nt Service 81 So sIst q Tel sssi Mad
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eIrpROCATE's NOTICES.

I
IL PURSUANCE or An ORDER or. HoN =,
orahle John p Cohalan' a i Su' H. bereby
',1ven 10 an persons having claims - l,a',s
fffe'r,. ASams Blyth. late Of the C"uny
OF New York. dece"std, - ~ the suD-
.cribers AZ their place OF trahsac Iri
ress At the office OF ktnh' ~ iG.,,. ~
steed No n Broadway. ~ t1e ~ 40 ~
So york on or before the Isl gay oi
Dated. New York. the 2Sth Day Oh Ap''''
1915. $50, -, v,-rrt oND,
FRED HAI.STEAD
xEEHI'T>'FTH b. HALsTEAD. Attorney io o,
,,sDSntSa1 Xew H YORK City.
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF non,
orablo John = Cohalah; "a I'LL, > .it 80 to ol
-, pfyeu 10 all persons having claims
against Nathan = brinton' lale on lHs
Comfy OF New York. deceased % pIestt'
- sstne with vouchers thereof 10 The SUBJ
snrihed AT place Of transact.ns business
Al the Office OF Augustus ;. .l"pes. 20. -
broadway. IN The city ~ Dc" ol a. y"
ar hefore the 18th day Of Now mper next
dated. New York. the 6th day u May
WILcL,lsA4Ni, s r MAPS Executor
.r-ci,sTI,S 3 MAPES. Attorney LOT TX
ecutors 30 A. Broadway Aolo"5" "a
Manhattan. New York city.
- p1-pst-ANcr OF An ORDER OF HON.
-'-,hfe John h. CohHlau % Suttoha.t ~
tho County Of New York, NOllD- is he-e
by given 20 all persons naNlnb ~,
aSai1st william Douglas sloane. Jay. OF
- County 81 New York. deceased. 70 pre-
cont th. same with vouchers me coz ~ 80
subscribers. at their pli.e Ne ci,s
S.,-iress 80 % Broad street. 90 the 'lts
~ New York on or before The lst DAY oi
December neat , , 81, tcfr
psted. New York, the sth gay 81 May isiS
EMILY -, a n n sTOATE( Executors.
..-.,.,r 81 ~ TEi'%;,NiNGs g. RUSSELL. Attor-
,cys Tor Executors. IS Broad Street. lily
Of New York.
N PURSUANCE or ~ ORDER or nov.
orable John +. Cohalan. sur. tat-
Of the County Of New lorE' (ol =
against Isabel Ann Chamnei laih; .t't 90
NJ county Of New YORK. d ceased. 20 pr
sent the same with Nou.nela ~. 80,
shr subscriber. at place OF transacilns ous.-
- Room 1 O03. so o. Liberty street. 10
The CITY Of New York. on or before the
gsth day q January next ,,..
Dsted. New York. the -eih dsy Of july
HERBERT CLAYTON cHAMBERLAIN.
Administrator
caro- Of r. II HOWARD. ATTY
AITRoCCHI PAULINE,-In pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. John 4. iohhltu. sur
roeate Of tNe County Of New iorH. notice Is
herety given 10 All persons having claims
ggalnst Pauline Altrocchi. late OF the CITY
~ Florence Italy. deceased. 90 present me
..me with vouchers thereof TO the sub
srrIher al MS place n tranfactint business.
a. ,he ofices Of Mes-rs Miller King. Lane
< Tranord. No. 80 broadway. hofonsn ~
Nanhsttan city 81 %ew York. On or before
he ian day ~ october next
Dated New York. The l2ih day ~ April.
,st6 HOFFMAN, MILLER. Executor
Nff rR KING. LANE & TBAFFORD. At
torneys for Executor. 30 Broadway Boz
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

VIII. ARoN.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Honorable John I Coha!dn,
Surrogate Of the County ot New YORK no
dee rs hereby given TO an persons HAVING
stai,,s AGAINST Aron We'll, late Of the
County Of New York. deceased, 70 present
Inc same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrfber at her place on trausdcllnB uusl-
80 the office If Putney. Twombly & Putt
nsv. No. . Rector street, Borough OF Man
bsftan. city Of New York. on or before tho
isth DAY u November next
Dated New York, the TN day or May
1915 ,,,...r,,, v,,rr r,,..,,-,,
PtTNEY, TWOMBLY & PUTNEf. At
torneys for ExecutriN. > Rector street.
New York City
COTANT CHARLES An PURsU-
suce OF an order OF Honorable John
Cohalan "A Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given 70 an persons
bs,,ing claims against Charles a. COnant.
- - the County OF New York deceased.
20 present the same, with vouchers thereon.
10 The subscribers az their place ~ trans
acting business. At the office OF Hawkins,
Deia6eld a Iongfellow. no. % Exchange
plsce I'm the CITY ~ New York. on or be-
fore the 18th day Of February. 1916
Dated. New York, the -otn day ol july
1915 FREDERIck H. PAGE.
ROMANO II. CROSBY
Executors.
HAWKINS. DELAFIELe d LONGFEL-
LOW. Attorneys FOR Executors
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable I0fM 4. AOhhAaNs a oAFfpEtAe
Of tho County Of New York. notice Is here
by given 70 all persons having claims
against Augusta a. Ketcham. lste OF tho
County Of New York, deceased. 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber a its principal place 81 trans
acting business No. p william Street In
the borough Il Manhattan, city Of New
York. on or before the 10Th day Of October
dated New York. the 9Th day OF April.
1915. ..--
GEl.LER. ROLSTON & KORAN, Attor-
neys FOR Executor. p Exchange Place.
New York. y.
POOR. HENRY WIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John T.. Cohaian. a
Surrogate ~ The county OF New York. notice
is hereby given 70 all perhons haFlns claims
against Henry W Poor late of the County
OF New York deceasei. 90 plesent The SAME
y-lth vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers. ar
Nall Street 81 the Clts n New York. on or
before the 18th day Of December next
dated. New York, ths sth day o, june.
fefs CONSTANCE r. POOR
ADRIAN H. LARKIS.
HENRY V. POOR. Attorney FOR Executors.
50 Wall 81, Borough Of Manhattan.
IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON
orable John Z. Cohalsn. Surrogate Of
the County u New York. NOTICE Is here
by given to an persons hayiug claims
against JULIA NJ. SCfuEFFElIN. late q
the County u New York. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof % the
subscriber. At the ONCE 81 Nessfs Gelier,
Rolst0n e Koran. No % Exchange Place.
In the Borough - Manhattan. city ~ New
York. on or before the 27th day Of Noyem-
Der next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day OF May.
1915
GEORGE r. ID SCHIEFFETIN. Executor
GELLFR ROIsSTON A KORAN, Attorneys
for Executor. p Exchange Place. New
York. ". Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
orabie John Z. Cohslsn, a Surrogate Of
.ha county II New York. NOTICE is here
Isl given 90 al persons having claims
sgafIst Mary g. Powers. late u the County
~ New York. deceased. % present the same
,gith vouchers thereof % the subscribed. at
.rlaea Of trausacting business at the once
- Robert A. Powers No. I Hudson Street.
An The CITY OF New York. on or before the
Ism day Of November next
Dated. New ork the 6th day Of May
1915 ,,l,,.,.,.,. r
AUGUSTUS $. MApES. Attorney for Ex-
ecufor. 40. SO Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
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DE RAIMBOuvILLE. EUGENE.--.IN PuR-

DE RAINBOUVILLE. EUGENE.-IN PUR-
suance Of an order OK the Honorable
John r. C0halan. a Surrogate'of the County
- Now York notice Is hereby given 70 all
p.rsons having claims against Eugene de
Painbouyllle late Of the city Of Paris,
France. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at her
Mace ~ transacting business the Office
n LLOYD & Maddox. No. 81 William Street
(Nranhattan). in the city Of New York.
On or before tho 23d day Of October next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF April.
1915.
cAnRIE n DE RAIMBOUNLLLE.
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SMITH THOMAS WIN PURSUANCE
OF AN order Of Honorable John f. CO.
hoian. Surrogate Of the County ~ New
York NOTICE .s hereby given 20 an per-
sons having claims against Thomas W.
smith had. OF the County Of New York.
deceased. 90 present the same with vouch-
ems thereof % The subscribed. at place 81
trausacting business. az the Office Of Rich
ard Kelly. Room no. No 233 broadway
York. on or before the 18th day OF Mo-
ycfnber next
DATED. New York. May ?. 1915.