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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15

Don Zines" Heoafteurenl l1nO
Die 2eute BON Geuter utto pom v0ai=
lp 2iar"! @enolfe 5ei9nen ales, mas
Oas Ser3 i'm ltilen miini6t
Ser Zeppelin iiberm &riegslono.
ah, ipie mir oamals ben eriten Suit
~fren5er iiber Miinden iabenl Nelt-
9ierig, ni6t ungemiidt nit @rauel1.
9as groBe, eroBte greignis. Diq
S6nliugerlo batte fret pie if
8tpan5Ig Sabre 5upor in meireitl
9orf am See fret batte, als Der ero=
be Slid ~gefongen muroea Ser beinal
einen 3entner pog. SD ieb i'm belt
an Simmel aus Dem @emolf lbmiln=
men, ben groBen Slid bon ebeoeui.
l1no NIT Dem groBen greienis Sep
pelin ieb i'd oaes grltgeiebene mieocc
i'm @etpolf: ben eriten l1mar5el;
Wann meines 2ebens unb ben erltcn
rotten Snoianermann. Gam: oas 1T
Elm Steinbru6 in ben Simmeln uro
Die feline Sdlange ieb id nieotr
uber Die &lippen frie6en; un0 bort
lit Der erIte tote Warn I'M Sod ult6
Die groBe Seuersbrunit 5u Iuffirden.
nno BORT 5iebt Der 3igeunertrupp,
Der auf Die @enoormen '6oB; unb
oa: Der 9otl6lag arf Der @oIie. gr-
eigniiie, Die Dos iunge 2eben l9red-
ten, itiirmen NIT Dem Sdiff in oen
Bitten in Die grinnerung nno mol
len oie @%6niebaut bon oamals mie-
Der. Iber oroben iegeln 8rernoe--
beutide Soloaten. Z.
Mag's onOers auf Die S~ran3oien
mirfen2 sSn Dem Mugenblid, 90 Dos
Surren Der 3ropener eritirbt uro
90 mir Dos S6iff in ser 0adt ert=
i6minoet, boben orioere feline @nfunl t
tuabrgenommen. 4noere, oriiben
iiber uniern @r1ben. uno an bun-
bert gelepbonen ipre6en bunoert
fron5ofii6e Soloaten Dos gleide:
p2e 3eppelinl Sc 3eppelin!" Sn
ben Sliegeribuppen arbeiten ber-
idlofene Mannidaften nerpos on
Den Slug5eugen uno bic Slieger fl,t-
den 8efeble, tpdbreno Tie lire &lei6er
III Sronuug bringen. Nuf CUR Ser
folgungl l1no Der Selepbonorobt
meloet unaufborli6 in ~fernlte Gtref=
fen: Sc 3eppelinl Sc 3eppelinl"
Gin babies Sranfrei1 ger6t in 9(nf-
regnng uno idon ertr6umeit fid Sic
Meniden @reigniiie Die in Gefumoen
gum geiprodenen @ort meroen. llito
9idter erloiden uno aeaer fnaelt
iid.
Zeppelin
llno oroben iegeIt ser 2uftriela
nito flimmt bober urlo b0ber uno
iteft iid binter Die S6neetpolfen.
ltno S6einuerfer blinfen auf uuo
leitoen aus gliibenoen augeit 2idt=
itrome in ben Simmel nno beipaben
Die @ebiloe in Den Bitten.
$50 lit err or fontmt lpie Ser oe.
beimnisnoQe @ait nn0 nienlano peiB
lein 3iel. Gr lit Ser glis aus bette
rem Simmel. Ger 2ufti6red. jl1no
bod beiffpor i'm Die golfspbatltaIie
lebnlidit berauf: ben fiegenoen Sol
LANDER uno ben Gr35dllberer 5auit.
Zeppelin
limo meill 9iiang fist nod IN
aeaer nit ieiner 8iiangin. SD ellie,
Die Sampe 81 nebmen, Die er anf oes
5llidt 5uriidlieB. 90 petrol derrel
.uno in elmer abideuliden aammer
lfreib id IN mein Sagebll1: ser
3eppelinl
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Giien6a9n Jabrplan.

s. & q. g.
Nto. 11Tom Horben ......9:1O nod1rr.
$50. 5-Iom Norben 1900 BORN
go. = Som Norben ......9:55 BORN
No. 9-8on Sablor 1900. 7 obenos
go. Son @erico ......12.10 rodm,
9fo. 12-8on 2arebo (eemif6t) -.
........... 1900 BORN
g6fa6rt-
$50. 4-Ga6 Dem @oroen. 1920 nod6,r.
yto. g. Na6 Dem Goroen. .8.15 nadrr.
ylo. Social mad 5earne ..7:40 BORN.
So. 10-9ailb grpreB Special, 9oroen
SO. 5-gia6 @erico ......7:so b Dlrl.
No. 11-Sofal nad 2arebo (gemiidt).
1000 abenn5
g. u. & u. g.
@nfnnft -
SO. i Bon Souiton, @aco uno eorpus
SO. Soon souifon nno aii iSu raa'A.
......-.... $3.50 bort,..
$40. 5-gon goafum uno aiiienorten
1:40 nad)tn.
SO. 42--gon aerroiae -. .o:o5 BORN.
Np. 44@Son &errbile. tdelid altsaee
notni1en Sorntags ..7:45 abeilbs
&6fnbrt=
SO 2.Nad 5oufton. @aco nno Corpus
9DrI1tt $40 BORN.
No. 41Na6 5puiton 1nb &~iiitenorten
............. 1920 hadn't
No 6-stad goofum unb aiiftenorten.
$40 nadJra.
No. 43-Nad aerrbile. tdelid, a1gaes
notninen Sornta9s ....7:05 a6eno5
g. $. & 9. N. toauptIinie.)
ghfunft
$40. 1o1-@uniet simiteo. bon gletu Or
ldt1s ...... .4.40 BORN.
Mo. f02 Suniet simiteb, bon Gan Sranz
cisco 1858 BORN.
No. 7-S6nea8ua, bon gefp Orleans.
-. 1865 BORN.
SO. 8-s6neu8us, BON Sell aiO
SO. 9-5nniet erpreb, bon aelu 'y ar.
$40. 1o-Sunief erpreb, bon gau Sralts
CISCO .......... $3.50 nddJn1.
a6fa6rt-
Np. lUl-Sln1et S1t1ltteo, fl6d Gam
Srancisco ........4:5O porn,.
No. 102-Suniet Qimiteb, nad Stem Or
leans 400 BORN.
$40. 7-S6nel8ug, na1 Sci Nio
100 BORN.
So 8-5dnea8te. mad STEIN Orleans.
1880. .11:30 boriir.
go. 9-Srniet @rpreB mad Gan Srmt>
cisco $3.50 nadnl.
No. 10-Sunfet @rpreB, mad Stem Or
leans. HOO nochfs
gieturta Sipiif DIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
Die peiierne Masfe" i'm fran5Oiiiden
Seer.

Die lebr groBen 8erluite, Die ons
fran5oiilhe Seer on Sffi3ieren uno
ltnteroffi3ieren auf 8eobadtungspn-
item erlitten bat, boben einen fran5o-
iiiden Neierpeoffi8ier, ben Sanpt-
mann @roDant, auf Den @eoanfen
sebradt, einen Sdutbelm 81 ERIN
sen, oen Der 8eobahtenoe Ii6 auf-
iebt. Gieie aus Stablbled ~beitebenbe
unb nit Nidel gepan5erte Sophie
beduug, Die in ibrer unformigen
Guppelgeitalt einem 9auherbelm
Gbnlid iiebt, p~erbinpert, oaB Die OF
fi8iere, menm iie ods 5ernrobr Dor
bie @ugen bebeii uno babel ettpas
aus Dem Sdiisengraben beraus Re,
ben, our6 einen 8opfidub get0tet
meroen. 9lber nidt MIR Der 4opf,
ionoern aud Die ni9t miuoer ge-
fdbroeten Sdnoe peroen geidiibt,
oenn Die 4ugenlo6er oes Shnbbelms
linb 10 eineeridtet, oab Die @I0ier
oes Sernrobrs geraoe bineinpalien.
uno ole &iGtuug bes &rimIteders
miro ourd 8pei Sdniire re9uliert
Die Ser Sffi8ier in Der Sono b6l;.
Die Sdnoe brolideu alto gar niAt an
Den aopf geboben 5i fperoen, 9ieic
neiierne @asfe" ion iid BEL Gerildef
gut beip1brt baben, nno bie itets op-
timiItiiden Srou5oien erboffen bon
ibrem .gruieligen g~fiisieben" aud
nod cine ,einidiidternoe @irfung~
auf Ole 9elttiden.
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m., 8. & 8.

santa Sc IS. &. g. 81. 9epot).
Mnfiinft -
SO. 7-9om Noroen 1856 BORN.
SO. t-@om Norben ....9:25 nndm.
Gbfabrt=
SO. 6-ga6 Dem Norben. 800 nadm.
SO. s-Nnd benz 0orben ..7:40 porm.
e. 81, II. & g.. IS. e 6. SC. 9eput.)
Gnfanft -
SO. 2-8on Corpus gbriIti. 5 ll6r nad5rn.
@on CORPUS ghrifti z moreeus
gbfabrt -
SO. 1-giad Corpus gbriiti 1896 BORN
Nah Corpus ghrifti .9:35 obeuOs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
80 3eppeliml0
Bon st. in
2otbringen.)
i'm 6ebruar.


Cine gang miierable alte 2ampe
I6er Der Bauer itritt lunae nm IT,
rem geiib uno bebauptete, er fpoGe
iein Saus, ieine Seimot uno leill
6ranfrei6 nidt bon mir berfiniterr
lolien. llno Oh i6 i~iberbaupt wiIis,
mas Tetroleum beut5utage foite lin
oieier &riegs5eit? Gbompoaner Ii
leibter aufsutreiben.
aber mabreno Der 9iiang ltritt,
batte. Die Siianein 0as DIR am
5eniter uno lanidte.
vEaii' auf Giiang, geb' oo6 ii
oein gett, es lit Elm llbr nadts,
Weni6, morgen miiBt ibr ale i'm
Srt iebr friib gum 9lppea antreter.
Morgen miibt ibr enolif cure oredi-
ge StraBe fesen. Gompris? linz
lett glib mir>oeine Rampell"
Die Biiangin batte oos DIR am
5eniter nno lamidte in oie 9ead1t.
aber Der Giiong eriff gu ieinelr
9robiten Gatois uno i6impfte: Lam
me, lamp, so petrol 0 II DEERE
Eo'qnes CUES lgmpereur es fai
cues 10 petrol 0 Il derrel 9o'ques
aret ties beian o'enne lamp? 2e
Zeppelin ~t'enpopeuie enne bonnie Be-
III lett tette. 2aB ou mir metre
2ampe; oas Yetroleum lit pie( Al
terer. @arllm bot Ser Gaiier oaE
Betroleum 10 teuer gemodt2 ltnn
81 mas brau6it on oenn oie Campo
Der Zeppelin mirft Dir cine Bonnie
ouf ben S6doef
Ga moIte er mol nod beiieben.
,fuenn on 2idt bait in oeinem Salt-
ie- aber oie 8iiangin tot einen nil
item Sdrei ltno i~tiir8te our Stlt6e
binalts:: 30 3eppelinl 90 3eppe-
linl"
ltno iebt borte id i'm aud; sic
Gropeqer iurrten lire 9eodtpeiie.
8fff Oo Aptte Der 8iiang oas 2id)I
nn~sgeblaien uno elite 6inter ieiner
Tiiangin Der in Sen Geaer.
Sd eiite binaus. Die Oeaht ma,
falt uno fait better. 8reite Sduec.
molten o6mbften Sen Monoidein as.
oas StertenIidt mar it1rfer mi
b~eitrablte faIt, bod bod iiber Ser
5litr ben langen 2uftfreu3er. Giu
beinabe ihimmerfibes ldnelifeg ct.
mas Elm Zeppelin.
Ger 3eppeIin I'M S~einoeslano. &c.
nau oieieIbe groBe 3igorre in 6el
2uft, nod Der ibr briiben aeeudi
babt, bis eub Ole S1Iie ffeif fulr.
Den. llno senal oasielbe Snrren Scr
8ropeQer un6 genau oosiel6C
Sduinnien i'm Meer.
aber: iiber 5einoeslano uno il
Der Naht. nno Die 2ampen oes Sdif'
fes iino seIoidt. limb es iiten fein(
2eute IN Der @onoel, Die fiiritIids
@eloer be3ablt baben, Inn einmlaI
tmiieno Meter iiber Dem Mataq cir
@iasdDen eDanipa9neriDelll 81 trim
fen. Solooten Sn Der @onoeI
Soloaten uno nieaeidt audi auf oel
Blattform neben Weaihinengepeb
rem. llno Die SeftfiibIer bon oa
malls ia, malt eu1 Die fir Del
aricgsgebrmi6 aus: MeIinit, @fra
lit. ooer mie oos 3elq 6ei6tl llni
uielleidt bdngen inter Der @on6e
Die ingenbdften &0rbe, in oenen elm
Der Zeppelin Qeoeuoeu Die Bomber
iuerfer berabieilen I6Bt
ltno oenft erd): BON iriiden
ariegsbooen binouf5ubliden uno oa.
fnddtfide @elteridiff IN @eipoff ie
geln gu ieben, an @enolf, oos DO
pbantaiierenoen 9ugen in Menider
maiien, in f1mpfenoe Seere iid uri
5eifnet. Die ipiloe Sago, 8alfiireu
RITZ adj mas: ein fliidtenoes Sec
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CROWN BOTTLlNG COMPANY
Thep. Wliiller, Wefhdftsfifhrer.

EbeD. WttIer, WeiHdffsfitbrer.
III Sones Nbenre, g~egeniiber Der Gone
Gtar grauerei. Gan antonio. Seras.
sg Sabrifanten bon alien Mrten Sos
baluaiier. g1ineraIipaiier unb bor5iigEid
Dem molbefannten Qitbia PeIber.
Heibe 9eIephpne. - 5reie abiisfermna
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

Bouquets. 8fiutenitiide fin Sodseitet
unb @%e9rdbuifie. Sopfpfldn5en. Goien,
itrdu6er, Sb1tb6ume, Gtiefmiitter6er
in 8liite noer 8eetpfInn3en. @ommt
ieIbft, i6reibt ODER ~teIepbouiert grofet
7f02. 508 Deain Sne. Eaul eaB. Sra,
nager. Gina
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
THE "sHoRT CHECK" LAW
(Cedaredge West Slope.)

(Cedaredge West Slope.)
Reference to the law which makes
overdrawning a bank account a Grim
inal offense sets us to Illuminating
on the brilliancy of lawmakers. Now
a bank is an institution that makes
dividends by the process of borrow
ing without interest from Peter and
loaning the same to Paul at what
the traffic will bear. Peter may car
ry an average balance in the bank
the year around of say a hundred or
two. That is to say. he loans that
much to the bank without interest
merely for the privilege of having
it paid out on his checks. Some day
when he has failed to keep tab on
his account, he gives a check for
more than his balance, with the re-
suit that the bank refuses payment
and the holder of the check has
Peter arrested and sent to Jail. Now
Paul buys goods at store and prom
ises to pay at specified time. He
fails to get money due him and
doesn't pay at the store as he agreed
but he is not sent to jail. Just
why there is any particular sanctity
attached to a bank account is easily
elucidated. We have unused somewhat
on the question "why is bank?" and
sometime when we are feeling in the
mood may ventilate our ideas about
it. Meantime we do not hesitate to
say that the legislator who voted
for this law was either well. paid
or a fool.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19

relations existing
nd the publ
the effect that these relations
public sent
treating this public
ntimentn if nanysuc effective results
passed
a
a
that the railroads been harsh treated does
cherish notion that their not to act arbitrator
II
in
ID
of
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19

The Daughters of Pocahontas gave
a picnic at Tolland Saturday. Two
band wagons carried the ladies and
children, and the men rode out on fif-
teen Mountain Canaries."
Phillip Furze and daughter, Marie,
who has been visiting John Hutch
ems and family the past week, left
fer their home in Bisbee, Arizona
Tuesday.
VIM. Lobb, from England, now To-
Gated in Denver, came up to visit
his school boy playmate, John Hutch
ems, this week. This was the first
time they had met for over thirty
years.
The Sunday school will convene %
inst, under the leadership of Leonard
Stevens, at 2:30 p. M; preaching by
the pastor at $3.50 p. m. Mr.. and
Miss Yeager, of Chicago, will sing.
Subscriptions for benevolences are
past due.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19


and oicemen bury the dead,f for a
is Grim a
political ought
TO be
a
control the OF church members would for
candidate Such conduct business morals and crime
white black that prostitute
sancty
tell
and their should be or a oment
church
minister
his politics
e she ione of that
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES PERSONAL MENTION

Misses Mamie and Sadie Cody ar
rived home last evening from Cali
fornia. where they had been spend
ing the summer. They took in the
expositicns and evsry other attraction
that was worth while. The trip was
both interesting and instructive.
Dominic Moser was a passenger to
Denver ON Sunday mornings train.
c. o. Richards and family left this
morning for Tolland to enjoy an out
ing of a couple of weeks. Tie fam
lily will pick berries while Mr.. Rich
ards annoys the fish
B. E. Seymour and wife and two
daughters-in-law, who were camped
at Tolland for ten days, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Richard Mayor and family are en-
joying a weeks outing in the hills.
Mrs. Tony Andreatta was a pas
senger to Denver Sunday morning.
Arthur Most is spending his vaca-
ton across the range in company
with Geo. Kimball. of Idaho Springs.
R. N. Lewis left Sunday for Sui
phur Springs to take the baths.
Sci Bacharach left this afternoon
for Denver.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod went to
Denver Monday.
B. F. Kelley returned Sunday from
business trip to Denver.
H. H. Lake and family returned
during the week from their summer
home at lake Manchester, where
they had been spending month.
Robt. Sayre and family drove to
Denver yesterday afternoon in the
Sayre car.
trip to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Trenoweth is visiting friends
at Idaho Springs.
Rev. E. Mona Jones, who was pas
tor of the Baptist church at New
Castle, Australia for ten years, is
now on his way back to Wales, and
came this way to visit his old friend
Doctor Ii. P. Davies. Mr.. Jones was
said to be the most powerful and
learned preacher in Australia.
Robert Sayre and wife left yester-
day afternoon for Denver in their
motor car, going by way of Idaho
Springs and Lookout mountain
E. w. Davis family and Robert
Lewis and family are camping out in
Middle park for few weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Hawke, of Denver,
is visiting Mrs. w. J. Stull. Mrs.
Hawke. at one time lived in Rus
sell Gulch, and is the daughter of
Will o. Williams.
]. V. Oliver, wfo for the past s
months has been employed by L.
Sternberger to superintend his mines
at Casa Grande, Arizona, returned
to Gilpin county Monday night.
Ed. Theid was in from the North
Star mine yesterday.
John C. Jenkins came up from his
ranch Tuesday.
Hal Sayre and wife drove over from
their Rollinsville ranch, and are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sayre.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
/ gave picnic at Missouri lake yes
terday. Four band wagons full of
old and young people attended.
Walter A. Funk, one of the Board
of Education in Idaho Springs, with
his wife and family. drove over yes
, terday in their six-cylinder Overland.
George Launder, of FIT. Dodge, Iowa
is here visiting his nephew. George
Launder.
James Rule and family, who have
been camping for the past two weeks
at Boulder park, returned to the city
Saturday.
Oscar Williams has purchased an
other Stanley steamer for use at
his livery stable.
John C. Jenkins. president of the
First National bank, is now busily
at work sailing down the hay in
his silo, preparatory for winters feed
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
WELL RECOMMENDED

Divorce Plaintiff testifying) = My
husbands cruel conduct caused me to
lose sixty pounds.
Fat Lady lin audience)-I wonder
if could hire him to marry me?-
Puck.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Peter Radford
On Church and State

The recent action Of of the leading churches
this nation annual convention, demanding that the
aymen only for candidates for Office whose views
coincide with those of the clergy leading
political issues and direct and indirect efforts of other
church organizations interfere with the freedom
the ballot make of the greatest pers of this and
present problem that should receive thoughtful con.
sideration of both laymen and citizens
Sucking babes may we'll squirm in their cradles
when ministers in convention assembled release the
of and grab them by the throat for Chris
tanity broken down. religion has become farce and
failure When the church substitutes force
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
NO FEAR

Jock-Won't you buy trunk, Pat?
Pat-And phwat for?
Jock-Why, to hold your clothes
in, of course.
Pat-Phwat. And go naked? Dash
ed the bit.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19

On account of the war, French
wines of all kinds, will be higher,
but what need we care. when we of
Colorado, after the first of January,
will not be permitted to indulge in
that which inebriates.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
E. P. Ripley
On Relation of Railroads and People

The Industrial leaders of this nation talking to
public through the columns of this
The time was when if corporation had anything to
to the people they sent hired hand, whispered it
through lawyer employed lobbyist to explain it to
the legislature but the who know and the who
talking the fence to the who plows
When the leading business of this nation get
back to soi with their problems strife and dissen-
sion will disappear for when look into each other
faces and smile there is better day coming.
- toft tho Eo Poi
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-19

Alfred Skeels came in from Gil
pin Saturday. He reports several fine
gold prospects having recently been
discovered in that vicinity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-03
Letting the Individual Pay Cost of Fire

Letting the Individual Fay Cost OF flre /.
Word comes from various parts of
the country that in campaign against
careless fires, experts are conslderln g
the advisability of charging the ex-
pense of extinguishing the fire and any
damage that accrues, to the person
responsible Franklin H. Wentworth,
secretary of the National Fire Proven
tion association. and one of the coUn-
try's greatest authorities on all mat
t,rs relating to this subject, has been
| forwarding the movement in many
directions In fact. it has already
been taken up by several state legisla-
lures. notably Pennsylvania. and the
time is certainly not far distant when
it will become national issue. Chief
Rushford of Barton has been investi-
eating the subject, and while not yet
willing to go on record as unqualifedly
supporting such change, he feels
sure the idea contains a great economic
element. AS the Chief puts it:
eve have to pay our own doctor
bills and cur own lawyers fees, sc
why not our personal fire department
expenses due to our carelessness OF
neglect? For fifteen years, Engla {
has had law whereby the occupant
VI d llOUS0 VI WHICH tIC
catches fire is forcei to pay fine
ranging from 60 cents to SIS, according
to the value of the property. The
result has been decided decrease il
these minor blazas. simply becaus'
the people exercise greater care. Il
France business concern must insure
its neighbors as wall as itself. so tina
the innocent sufferers may not be lief
without some indemnity. In Constan
tinopie, persons whose property take
fire bargain with private individual
equipped with fire pals for the ex
tingui shment of the blaze.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-03
Estate Of William S. Addison
STATE OF VERMONT


District of Orleans, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict aforesaid:
the estate of w / am >. Addison, late OF
Browning on i'll o,IIu LIstriUJ deceased
GREETiN NC:
WHEREAS application hath been made
to this court in writing, by the A d.
m1nIStratOr OF said estate. praying for Ii
cenSe and authority to sell all of real estate
of said deceased, to wit: q stone house. barns,
BrOWningtOn, representing to said court
that it would be beneficial to the heirs and
all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased, to sell said real estate and convert
the same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent and
appreciation in writing of all the heirs to said
estate residing in this State and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON. the said Court appointed
and assigned the 18th day of November 1915,
at III O'Clock a. m, at the Probate Office in
Newport, in said district, to hear and decide
upon said application and petition, and Or
dered public notice thereof to he given to
said order, together with the time and place
| or hearing, three weeks successfully in the
Orleans County Monitor, a newspaper which
| circulates in the neighborhOOd of those per-
| sons interested in said estate, all of which
| publications shall be previous to the day
| assigned for hearing.
| THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
| appear before said Court, at the time and
| place assigned, then and there in said Court
| to make your objections to the granting of
such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Newport. in said
District this Goth day of October, 1915.
! RUFUS w. SPEAR, Judge
43-45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-03
Estate of Azubah J. Hayden
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans. SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict aforesaid.
To all persons interested in the estate of
AZubah j. Hayden, ST.. late of Albany in
said district deceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the
5th day of November next for examining
and allowing the account of the EXecu-
tor of the estate of said deceased and
for a decree Of the residue of said estate
to the lawful claimants of the same, and or
dered that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned, in the Orleans
County onitOr, newspaper published at
Barton, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Office in Newport
in said District, on the day assigned, at
] 80 O'Clock D. m. then and there to contest
the allowance of said account if you see cause
and to establish your right as heirs, lega-
tees and lawful claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
October, 1915.
42-44 r. M. SPOONER, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-03
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