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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-01-01
IMPOSSIBLE TO PLEASE ALL
Mexican Fable Has Moral That 10
Worth Some Little Con-
sideration.

Here Is a story with a moral which
is a popular favorite In Mexico: Jul
an" said the father. II will die pref
ty soon. All | can leave you is the
little burro and single bit Of good
advice. This is never attempt 10
have people satisfied with your con-
duct"
"Why?"
Come and see.'
The boy began to walk; then came
the burro, and behind the old man.
How stupid" the men said. why
do they not ride on the burro? No
doubt the burro will ride on them to-
morrow"
Both the old man and Juan heard
this. Then the old man said:
Now look here, my son; jump on
the burro and | will drive him."
They reached another town. Peo-
pie who saw them exclaimed: THE old
man must be crazy and the boy is a
sin verguenza.'
Did you hear that?" the old man
questioned.
Eyes, father"
We'll now / will ride the burro and
you will drive him"
Another town was reached. Three
men were passing by and one Of them
said: Never in my life did ! see
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small chemise. placed her in her bc4.
covered her with a dirty blanket aud
ran away. Here she was found the
next morning by her two stepsons.
John and Thomas Thomas.
Thomas escaped the vigilance OF
the Ohio county officials. He was
traced through a number of mining
towns. finally being located at Greens
burg. Pa. Here he had been arrested
for engaging in a fight. and was with.
in two hours OF being turned free
when his identity was discovered.
He was brought back to this county
by Deputy Sheriff Henry Frohme and
lodged in Jail.
He was tried and convicted at the
January term of court, and sentenced
to hang. 4 respite of 60 days was
allowed in which he was to take an
appeal. but none was taken. Thomas
was indicted before the November
grand jury. which went into session
few days after the murder had
been committed. During his stay in
the county Jail and during his trial he
insisted that he accidentally shot his
wife when he shot at a foreigner
named Shorty who. be claimed.
was having Illicit relations with her.
Thomas crime is considered one of
the most heinous on record in this
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
ELM COURT PLACE
TO SPEND HOLIDAY
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ADDITION
PLACID UPON THE MARKET.
Smiling View Homesits Al Elm Grove
IL Ideal Spot for Home Comfort
And Pleasant Surroundings

if sou are married or if you are
going to br married. there Ia ono place
on can spend your Tourth of July
Monday. ,oWtInirg pleasure with huaI-
ness That's e. splendid mixture DO
would o. Co Jour interest. also fo
hers. Co take s run out the pike Mon
day and view thr LANDSCAPE DER That
section ia admitted uy aII Co. be- the most
heauuful part Of this community in
EcnerHl aud the Ilm Grove Court That
~WIlInE Nrw Uumeaiff az TIn Grove
ls boz particular beautiful .TIe the
coming vicinity of THE Pile district and
We rrrurif1 Trust company Ia Offering
YOU an opportunity fD own "a site fherc
rhfapIN. HTt sou must nHN uufrEfr Tor
GOOD ihinEF only nsf "a limited Time.
Just Co frumrrHfr few ~ the ~.
vantage That are extended fu the rur-
gnanfr ~ sIff Hf Efu Court are these.
fiNe cent street car fare from Wheel
inE. gas. water. electricity. cement aI1a-
walks. improved streets ana sewers The
trees Hre plentiful and thr birds ara
not scarce iu that section. lie an deal
place Tor man fu rest. woman DO rrfrt
pure air and The children fo PLAY. sreud
"a part of your Monday holiday ~ rIuI
court Take Il car go 90 nj B. H.. It.'
ana tuuulre for lester smith. ~ w
smith ~ fhaF Rice. who viii show
YOU ne ncauticF and tell you WIN Won
should Do numbered among Eim courts
rapidly Increasing home builders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
MATT FARRELL DISPLAYS
WONDERFUL GOODNESS AT PEN

Matt FARRELL. who is condemned 10
die on the scaffold at the state peni.
Tertiary next Friday. displayed re.
fmarkable nerve yesterday. and showed
the kind of physical man he is. Jar.
ren was removed from the death cell,
by guards. TO another part of the prison
during the execution OF William
Thomas and William Stewart
After the execution, and the bodies
had been removed. he was brought
back TO the death cell. When he pass.
ed the group of newspapermen in con.
versation with Warden White in the
court yard OF the penitentlary. farrell
pleasantly said: Hello boys" Realiz.
Ing that in one week from that time.
attendants would carry out his body.
unless the governor interferes. his
was considered display Of wonderful
nerve.
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the last man to order fired a national
salute to Diaz and the official playing
I the national hymn. These orders
were given by him at Vera Cruz
when Diaz went aboard the steamer
fpiranga. Earlier IN the day he and
DIaz had embraced each other in the
presence Of the troops. and Diaz.
while tears appeared on his cheeks.
assured General Huerta that while he
could see little that was bright in the
future. the hope OF Mexico rested
Upon the national army.
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FOOD EXPORTS
tconsinusd from Fir.. PAgs1

crease over the previous year OF $3.50.
13S. 900
Oats valued at s51.GC9. 600 were ship
ped. an increase of S51. O2S 900. There
were S6.42S.OOO bushels an increase
Of almost 100000 bushels
Beef Increased.
There was a big increase in beef
shipments. Fresh beef exports were
l2l.4s1O00 pounds. an increase OF al.
most ll6.CO0.0OO pounds. canned beef
63.359.00O pounds. an increase Of 81.
100000: picked beef 2S.C22 900 pounds
and increase Of 100000 Value OF
beef exports was. Fresh beef SIS.
$4,000. an increase Of ft4G52. 900.
canned beef &1O.70S. 900. an increase Of
Sl0.2Sf.0OO. and picked beef s. .OOt 900.
an increase OF fSS3. 900.
Cotton exports were S.t05. O97 bales.
or s6G.39f bales less than the previous
year. but their value. 1850. g-O OOO
showed a decrease Of 1921 .355. 900
statement on the meat and dairy
products trade issued today BY the de-
partment Of commerce said.
Imports Of meat and dairy products
into the United States in the ton
months preceding May J. last. we're
three times the value 81 those for a
like period two years $40 and seven
times those OF the entire necal year
1905 This movement FIRST assumed
large proportions In the fiscal year
1914. following the transfer Of meats
20 the free llst
Two Thirds Was Meat
In the ten months ending win
April imports ~ meat and dairy pro
ducts aggregated S3s 600 600 in value
meats representing twothirds 81 the
total In 1q1114 the same months
gave q total ~ SIS 900 600 and IN
19t2.i3 $4,000 600 Prior fo 1910 tho
total never reached ten million. nav
inE been &5..5oOO0 in 1905 and x2OUO.
600 in 1895 our imports 81 meats
are mainly supplied by Argentina
The United Ststes stul exports far
more meats than 70 imports for 40.
though there have been record break.
ing arrivals IN the last two years. *.
ports have been even larger re.
turns for ten months indicate that the
value % meat and dairy products er-
ported this year will once more attain
the s200000.OO level that marked the
decade prior to 1909"
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THINK AMENDMENT
WILL BE RATIFIED
rHUsIAsTIo OWES OUTLOOK.
Believe Indications Are That woman
VIII be Given Baiiot After Nsnt
General Eelectton.

The ouf-of town delegates 60 the CON
ference or the executive committee 0f
th" West virginia IIual sunrare Aes0-
'Iatuu. held iu This city. yesterday. ~
pressed tNrWHf Ives na being couHderf
ihti tho proposed amendment o. tfr
constitution grHufInr women the rfrHf
ton m 1915.
Mra D Gale Ebert. ~ parteraburr
lff"i.Fri or The state association. usa
'.lf AUS enthusiastic REGARDING tho
outlook She declared the state b. brfrr
thoroughly organized and that unusua
interest ia bfinE manifested in all ee,.
lions.
Mrs EliIa Yost az Nprranfoun. chair.
nHn or the legislative committee 81 tho
assoc iatton. who conducted the campaign
before tnt Legislature 90 the recent
session. which resulted Iu the submits.
sion ~ the amendment. vHa among those
in the city yesterday who believe the
amendment viii bs rHtInfd
Others were equally optimistic and
fr0l the outlook BEL decidedly sncourar-
ink View forces are constantly being
ADDED and This infusion fu the ranks
lends additional strength Co.. the move
mont and adds Ercafly tu tho successful
work now being carried on by the Of
hciale Do charge 81 the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
GEN. PORPIRIO DIAZ'
Cconsnusd Prom Firs, P.r.,

who are now in Mexico. of the death
Of their father.
Not less tragic perhaps. Is the fact
that not one OF those whom General
Daz raised up to be his assistants in
governing Mexico and who prospered
and grew rich in the shadow of his
greatness. were with him when he
died. Jose Yves De Limantonr
former Mexican minister Of finance he
IN London; Francisco de Ia Barra
former provisional president OF NeNi.
co. and holder OF other important nosi.
tons, including the ambassadorsbip
10 the United States. and GuilIermo
dc Lands. former governor OF the
federal district in Mexico are I'm
biarrttz. France. Scarcely anv one
outside the family knew OF the seri.
business OF General Diaz. illness or
that he was in Paris
Heart Failed.
The end seems TO have been brought
about by failure Of the heart which
was weakened By a severe attack Of
grippe last year This Illness also len
the aged exile almost blind. Never.
thciess. he was accustomed 10 vail,
out daily during the past spring in
the Hois de Boulogne. which he loved
because 10 resembled the ChapuItepec
IN Mexico city
General Diaz lived here in tho rrcst.
eat simplicity occupying a modest
apartment. in striking contrast 10 the
great houses and rotinue of reryarts
maintained hy some Of hla frferde
who left Mexico with him
No decision hHs SGT been made ror.
corning fhe fnal disposition of tho
body or The date of The funeral
General Diay had boon fl, fsuirr
health since reaching Europe In ION
after bis rcsirnaton from tho prc.i
dcncy of Mexico. following tho sug
t'HsiuI Madero revolution Last ran
no was 300 a. Miarritz France mi
was reported 10 have recovered hal,
had consistently declined fo comr,c,,,
on the passing phases Of the NoVf
can situation
Huerts Affected
III PASO Texas. July Cap,rst
Nictorlauo ilucrta who was selected
hy foruriO Uiaz 10 command tb.
fuard that escorted him from tho
capital 90 Vera Cruz when no len
Mexico. sent tonight n message Of
coudolonce TO Mrs. uiaz
Ny family sons OF Mexico who arc
about mo. and lament the nrus
published In the papers today uu.
erta cabled. The death 81 President
Daz has removed one 81 the greatest
men the republic has produced
Huorta appeared deeply affected hv
the news OF Diaz's death. lie was
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take in sewing beside. give the
credit to DIR. Picr,c's remcdies- I can
GEo. w. LoSGwELL, sac Oiney Road,
Norfolk, Va
Covington. Va---I bad heard OF DR..
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
through my mother. She had been
benefited by using another Of DR..
Pierce's remedies, the 'Favorite Pre-
scrption.' began using Golden
Medical Discovery to make me strong
er and give me more appetite. find Il
helps me every way and I am getting
Just the results / want am glad 10
recommend H." - Miss ANNA HESr.oP,
All Marion ST, covington, Va
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Wise men make erirraue and fools
quote thcm.' observed The tail man
hats fine" nudrwrrad the short
man. IpUrrriaflt ely.
"EF The way. who was the author 81
that one f. Dallas Nsws
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gestion OF liver,
WIS all rundown
and had no helr
from any source.
I was 70 low from
all my troubles
that the cure was
more marked ]
have been no,
only made more
comfortable but
have been able 20
do all the work
for my family and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
Hlstory o. Thomas Crime

On November 90. 1914 Thomas shot
be wife. Frioda Thoms. 40 their
home. No. q Richlsnd row The hul
Jet thai killed Mrs Thomas entered
throuRh The left arm and into the
breast. thcnce to the base az the
skull Thomas stripped his wife Of
her clothing. with the exception OF q
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EVERY MARRIED COUPLE

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often revealed too late. No bock like Il 20 bs
bad AZ any price los pages-bound in cloth
Sold formerly for fi.b0. We can only n~ntio-,
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OF Life, History Of Marriage. Advice for Mother
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Hot Plates and Bake Ovens,
Screen Doors and Windows,
Water Coolers, Ice Shavers,
Ice Cream Freezers and Ice
Cream Supplies.
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pleas for Divine Mercy

No statement was made on The scaf
told. Both men sang and prayed. and
Kept saying mat they were ready 10
go and only awaited the Fpringing of
TIE trap. Lord. have mercy" 20.
Lord ] pray 10 You. and other simi.
lar suplications wore uttered by the
men
stewart was convicted Boz the Green.
brier county court for tho murder Of
Moss schauer Until Yesterday be-
had claimed that the shooting was
accidental but his confession shows
that u was premeditafcd Ills trial
vas short but every EFFORT was given
ne man 10 clear himself He leaves
a wife and child
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29c Children's Rompers. ... I
29c Colored Dresses. . TO g.. I
isc Oliver Twists. . to 6.... 2
Ssc Wash Suits. ? to 6.......
si.50 Wash Suits. . TO 6....
$3.50 Colored Dresses. to IA.
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" Tod Nc iHHT no huIIri bad sew
cred HE vocal cords '
But how could he tafkr"
81. On. he spoke brokcnly. to Be sure. "--
Buffalo Express
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Weak Women I
Virginia Women Testify.

Norfolk. VA--I used 'Favorite Pre-
scnption-' had female troubie. con
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

life ale % 6roaoer paa bitre Min.
Ser.
4ien boem ifaI 6eapnOe. % 5oeal
ifal laoe grogram ior 02eOet2 2a6
mig iiee. 6oao iee ipnes: Seq 10.
mes, at Bait. alotb iammen meo
M~enig6eoens Stgrelie eaer en- So
mite al 5folenS gamle gleoer flu
Be 6eltenlme 5ioen ior Weoet, m0.
b1oc iaa eaer maagc al Sfoleas
6oritanoere Gor5enooreaoe), an.
mooe Dem ON at 6olOe Fl 6oreora1
eaer 10. @u0stieueite meO 2tlter.
gang buroe Der oaiaa opre, iomi
rigeIi9 3io til irit GrOifiite mel.
lem nn8e % 8amle.
Neo 6reoen5 6ilien
- q S|euien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

lQnae Iioen, at oct er 9ean, men
oct er ioo Ian1e iioen, at BET life
mere lnoer ii9 gre. Set er pitt
ret. nanr ie8 ii8er. At BET ct Dob
belt iaa bDrt eller mere at orioe
Sfoie MT. ems BET oar / 1898 el-
Ter Der omfring. Sffe blot 5e0e.
narer men 9prerlgn. 9eiliabeo, ia
ielu 9ps % Sengetei titles Der MI
Gororin9er til, JON ri ben @ong
olori9 tGnfte paa. 600 betnIte ri
ben @anq SIC pr. Woane6. 6uao
betafer man M / 5orbolO OertilS
Qaa itgrre amerifanife Sfoler req
ner man ct Sfoleaors llo8itt ira
$3.50 til 1000. Oct oil ii8e, oct
qioroe man Tor en- baIo Sne5 aar
iiopn. ieg bar 10 iagt, at mine Gal
or uoget aan1le. Nlen ieg oeo, at
man regner 500 pr. Waoneo ior
meaet biaig poa et rigtigt omeri.
fanif College. iom iaa tiImeO life
fan Hare liz uoen itore @aDer ira
8igmpn0. 0g ina mener ri emo
"a. At bi er e%rtraooaante, noor oi
bruQer ina mango 9en9e ON Qaret.
foroi oi life oil. al pore in9e be.
qope0e 9ern ifal o%p0ra1es o1 op.
Ipres I'll at ire. at 6eres Zip.
I~ipol0eia0er u1r Ell 4befat, o. al
per6Slia aulhlr er oeres 5relie. o8
oenuG 0eroen oeres 9araOis, men
pi enifer at beuare oen / Den 8ro,
OF Sc or ifabt / @uos giaeoe, gen.
left ira 5al0et oeO ariiti 9lo0, og
Smlqn er oeres rette 9iem. Dten
hoIs ma cor lro iuinger iig lan
bsit, ifal 81 iaa ppre %IaanH8et NE.
re imaatifaarne. naar oct Oreier in
ON Borc 9erns 0p0ra9eIie2 Oct
or Oct. ie9 life fan ~ioritaa, Gr De-
hopah itsrre emo gaal, lao, ina og
iaa BANS 1ilbeOere ie at bIiue
itsrre.
6u0nu en- sang Slmma Snm.
marlm 9ao o5 iIotta Brpiteito.
len III Gacine i Bltos 9toon %
oeroeo gre 9raiteifo.eu, uor belle
Stoleiag o. 9lit6er College en- Bel
aerning. De ale ire bar prIig ior.
tient troos ale grGf % 9r6it.
). 1t. SEMEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Stauaet / Glf 0Orn, Ga.

aln iaa al Sc mango bar utoHl
ban 81 0ro al ii3e ON Oegue Ietit
at traiie en- Groniu1 maa nsOoeH
oi51is tale 10. % oerfor itaar oct
Hart ior mig. at / moeoprenoe
QlaaneO tan Me0et life 5olOes.
en bar uotalt iig Il 0aHnepirfel
at September N}aaneo er oen trap.
leiie liO ior 9nerues 9eOfommeaOe.
OF 0et CT pei melet iani9ali8t at
oct iisrite 2lntol Al Stolea5 ior
benoprcaoe Gleoer Dor / 9Derne,
iaa af sen @riinS cr Der no1ct at
@operueje, ON 3ioen life fuHOe trPi.
ies mere beleiIigt
On an0cn oplDier, i iamnte 9laO,
at 5an bar meget at taffe baaoe
@uo "a Nenneifer ior ira Sen 3io,
han oar 9le0 / OF 9ort, o8 I'll.
isier: .Wen - ia. iad tomner
oct tunge, BET imertelige, De bltre
Nfin0er, TOM 19r. at ieB life meo
Glu0e fan relic til oct Dts0e."
Sua6 BET er Tor en- imerteIia BE
britt. ban bar pnret meo til, eler
er bi0en6e ON. Tiger ban life, men
Niin0erne cr 6leune bitre, % ban
fonuuer aItina life.
Re0. al Ianneoirfe oplpier, at
oct or 81 Mar. iiocn Den ierite 9si-
ifole opiertes / OF Sorni 6Dorle
oes er man fomnen til at inobpoe
til 10 Mars Subilplm | Mar, bois
oct fun er 81 glar, ii0cn Sfolen
6leu 6e1pnot2 Set fan % life op-
r. Seniigten Of ieire 40 Wars 5u
bilriinl, bDi5 Sioeu life er inOe.
Sgi5 set iaa er rigti8t, iaa bar
bet nltiaa ingen SAT- meO At ieit
liG6oloe / 9lar, % oi fan iaaleoes
iaa mere lib til at trGiie en- bel
0ig OrOning baaoe ior @lanen al
felipe Rs6et iamt Iioeu ior Nj.
Aol6elien.
Sea fommer oa after iii at tGilfc
pna. ON oct alligeoel life par be0it
al 5aoe Ell Bar Cages Msoe Iiae
cfter aarsmeoet 1916. 5or man
oe oiloe oct nof pare iaare beleiIi9t,
men neO nogen noset beOre, iaa
lao os 6sre ira ier. 5 iiOoer 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15
Sen frie 6orfatning
i9anmarf.
% z. 3enien

en- itor Gag / 0anHarf uanoe it
Naal Den iioite 5te 5ani Daa. iom
iea ipnes 1aHifereas 2uiere bur.
De bait Ell omiattenoe Geoegerelie
al, iprIig ira Q%agitqreus Can.
marfstorreipoaoeat Sea oeo, at
Here meo mig 5aooe uentet. at Den
Sa9 / al au StorbeO oar bleoen
oraget ire. 60 aorsmB0et Sucf,
boor iaa mango oanite Nan0 o.
apinoer por iamlet. iaa ri oeroeo
meo nore fore / 6pOrelan0et fnn.
Dc baoe 8I9oet os % tattet ior oen.
ne tore 6eiorm, oct ~itorite, Der er
ifeot / 8anmarf. iioen 6re0isif ).
zoe un0eritreo @rum0loUen. 0pa0
er oa ifet2 3e ileite Al os peo,
bDorIeoes Oct elf meo Oenne itore
Colleague, JON / 1913 bIeo aioet
oct oonifa 6oIf, % 59orleoes Den
iaa ifammelig 6Ieo be faaren a
N}a9t6nuerne iarlig / 1866, oo
9looles6eOeu eiter NeOerla8et
1851 rlaeoe ooer set tore breOe
9al Al solicit. lem 6erior Tile gar
pna 9alt ON Den itore 6rI5eos-
aaoe 1eune tore 5~ri0eOs8ape ira
1919 er omoet til6a8a i i'm oprin.
oeli9e 5orm al 6olfeinr3 torosUio0.
itano Al enfelte &eprcientanter a
9l%riitofratiet og 9ior0t til con, oa
aon9en unOerifreo 0en, Den .. Su.
nj bette }lar. Zen iDnes Of blipe
enOuu itsrre. j0et. mems tiloela Die.
ten al Sc curopUiife 2anOe eoelul.
ger binanoen paa ocn aiifueliaite
0iaa6e. oct oouife Soils Aepreieu.
tanter paa 3inge fan eues oHI en-
iaa tor 5~ribeosgaoe, % 9eioltAin.
aen gaar til 8at1 % 0%erigennenl
giuer 0nn0linaen oeres uoelte I'll.
iaItning peo at iIenme iaa Bo0t ion
ole Be oaupren0e 6ias0agsm9nO
mo i9en. Ste bette aleue, men
nlaa oi life gleOe o. ooer, at bort
lille 6porelano BAR iaa i%rtiin0e0e
9ipn0 pna 1in8e. at pen ReUiiioae1
Al @rlmoloDen De oa itGnfe0e oen
0anife aDln0e beuoes 0ieme't eret.
ti16eoer lige meo ManoeL % Der
oeo gao benoe R-eobeitemmeIiearct
iaennem benoes Stemnlr ooer Gan.
oets Smrelie. enonu er Der tim 3
2anoc, iom er gaaet iaa lan8t I
6riiino. 0et lille 5iulanO JON Rr.
1, giorle JON Dir. , q MI Gan.
mari 9tr. 3. 8i maa beunore DC
energiife % n~o6ol0en0e aoinoer,
Der M / 10 Aar bar itnaet % fpm.
pet Slolinien for oenne tore aoin.
Oeiaa. vi Tan ioritaa Den gamle ilo-
iuloe so anriae 8nme, 6ru Sltta
goiien Neaer ion 6prer ior st0in'
Oeiagen 0amnarf, bar til Steoe,
iom 9ilberer / 5olfetinlsialen, BIN
minoeouroige Iime. on oenue Soo
6leu U%eotaaet. o. iitemte meo BEN
Oes gamle 2lmgers iitloe arait ct
0nrra, Der REQ baaoe 6oltetings'
mpuh og Gilberere meo. Get er
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-15

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peS, II. ausuit. @GitoeS 9oraao
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tionarer % faitIpnneOe arbeiOere'
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ninacr unoer 400 ar, 100 ar.
inStil 1000 ar. % 10 SIR. inotii
1900 ar. aorlie SnotGet. Dela9tl9
| Siqlpen, Der nobetales meO Solp-
helen ben /. September % Rclie'l
BEN /. Sunuur 1916, bliOer S59'er.
Toner til ct iamIei eeleb al 300
SIR.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-03-12

MILWAUKEE CoUNTY-coUNTY COURT
I'm Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Emily Picker.
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition of Emma
Washeshek, executrix OF the last will of Emily
Picker. deceased. representing among other
things. that she has fully administered the
said estate. and praying that time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing her ac-
count of her administration. and assigning the
residue OF the said estate according TO law
It Is ordered. that said application be heard
before this Court, at a regular term thereof,
to be held al the Court House. in the City of
Milwaukee. on the first Tuesday of April 1915.
at O'Clock A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as the
same may be reached on the calendar:
And 1t Is Further Ordered. that notice of
said application and hearing be given to all
persons interested by publication of copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior to
the day fixed for hearing. once in each week.
in the Wauwatosa News. a newspaper pub
lished in said county.
Dated this list day OF March, 1915.
BY the Court.
JOHN c. KAREL
County Judge
Perry. Morton & Kroesing. Attys. sw3