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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23

gates will be coerced or influenced by
any temptations offered by those who
might go to Chicago desiring to make
trades or deals whereby the real Will
of the delegates would be thwarted.
The delegates to the Chicago conVen-
tion will go there enthusiastic over the
prospects of success, and they will
want to do what is best for the party
and for the country. The National
Committee will meet at Chicago about
June l, when an opportunity will be
given for an interchange of views and
a full and free discussion of the one
question-what is best for the party
and for the country
The situation undoubtedly is one
in which the office must seek the man.
Anyone who thinks the coming con-
Vention will afford opportunities for
the trades or political deals will fail
utterly to appreciate the sentiment and
the thought actuating the delegates
Several names have been suggested
for the nomination to head the ticket
nut TOR the reasons suggested above |
believe that the convention will act
deliberately and from high motives
in making a selection.
The platform should be short and
to the point No one is authorized to
speak for the party or the convention.
Declaration for a protective tariff, not
laws of the Republican Party, but
more comprehensive and a declaration
for industrial preparedness to meet
conditions after the war will be
made. There will also be a declara-
ton for military and naval prepared
ness for defense and a disavowal of a
spirit of militarism or aggression
There will also be plank declaring
the United States shall be kept neutral
and not be dragged into the war or
any complications of European
character. 1t is needless TO say that
the conduct of the administration in
relation to Mexico will be severely
condemned"
When the suggestion was made to
Senator Penrose that the name of
former Senator Philander C. Knox, of
Pennsylvania. is frequently heard in
connection with the Presidential
nomination he said that If the con-
vention should choose Mr.. Knox 1t
would select a man of character,
ability and exceptional training.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
G. 0. P. Platform to FAVOR
Industrial Preparedness

Washington, D. c., May %. - In
dustrial preparations to meet condi-
tions after the war will be assured in
the Republican platform to be adopted
at the Chicago convention, according
to statement made by Senator Boies
Penrose. of Pennsylvania, upon his
return from his home State late yes
terday. The arrival of Senator Pen
rose was the signal for a number Of
conferences with other Senate leaders
with reference to the form that the
platform should take.
While Senator Penrose pointed out
that no one is authorized to speak for
the party or the convention, he said
that there was no longer any doubt
that there would be a strong declara-
tion for protective tariff. There will
also be a plank favoring military and
naval preparedness for defense and
a disavowal of the spirit of militarism
or aggression.
Plank on Neutrality
1t is Senator Penrose's opinion that
there will be a plank in the Republi-
can platform declaring that the United
States shall be kept neutral and not
dragged into the war or into any COM
plications of a European character, in
harmony with Washington's advice to
the Nation to keep free from foreign
entanglements.
Denunciation of the handling of the
Mexican problem and statement ex-
planning how a weak foreign policy
leads to war will be features of the
platform. according to the indications
given by Senator Penrose.
The convention itself, Senator PEN
rose said, would be Embossed. Two
thirds of the delegates will be un-
pledged. free to use their best Judg-
ment as to the candidate who will
best meet the national requirements
in this epochal period.
Discussing the coming convention.
Senator Penrose said:
Now 1t seems certain that nothing
will be determined touching the selec-
tion of our candidate for President
until the delegates reach Chicago and
have an opportunity to review the
situation and determine what is best
for the party.
No Probability of Deals
"At least three e-fourths of the dele
gates to the convention will be un-
pledged and uninstructed. This being
true. 1t Is not likely that these dele-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
Women Who Disregard Health

If a woman disregards her health
she is sure to pay the penalty in Ia
ter years. Incessant work and worry
unfit woman as a helpmate and
drag her to despair. The real help for
all such ailments is Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. natures
ideal assistant to build up and
strengthen the female organism and
throw OFF disease. as proved by the
letters from women continually being
published In these columns.-A6ver-
.tieements
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
ROOT OR HUGHES
IS VIEW OF LEADERS

[Continued From First Page.I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania

Waynesboro.-Miss Annie Spangler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spang-
Ter. died Sunday from complications,
aged 81 years. She had been i'll for a
year. She is survived by her parents
and several brothers and sisters.
Marietta Daniel Hess, aged SIS,
died yesterday. He was a member OF
the Mennonite Church and was a re-
tired farmer. His wife, five children
and ten grandchildren survive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-23
G. o. P. Convention May
Be NOiSieSt One Yet

Chicago, ILL.,, May 23-Indications
are that the Republican National Con-
vention will be one Of the noisiest and
most exciting in te history of the
party.
With sixteen candidates for Presi-
dent in the field, and with the result
in doubt, until the last ballot has been
taken, there is likely to be an unusual
amount of noise and enthusiasm.
Fred w. Upham, chairman of the
local Committee on Arrangements,
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WashSilks, VOiles andCrepes

Three popular Dress Cottons are made into dainty
Summer trocks in many homes AS usual matchess show
ing of these wanted weaves is here
Wash silk silk and cotton sripes for
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Eerionalia.

Nr. uuo 6rau e. Z. Mmuer
nnb Sodltcr. sri. N eta. mo 0r.
uno 6rou V. j. 3%urt9en tratell
9citern cine Aciie nod Baltimore.
Hcu 9orf uu0 al0eren oitlld]en
Stootcn ON. Nr. @urtnen mIro Ger
Rational Gonpuntion DER Glfs in
baltimore ais elmer Der 9elegotal
bcipohncrL.
Sri. 2ena W olitor BON
Ninneopolis pci!t nni 8eiih lei
ihrcr Sflpeter. 6rGu SSobn lllrih.
Die Sri. lf q uno 8ettn
I amperin Don minneapolis
iueilen auf 9eiild bel ibrem OnfeI,
0rn. Sonis Gomperin.
tSrou ). 81. Seller. 1915
Mooo StroBc mllroe am Mittmof
Hodmittog ourt Den Seiud@ elmer
aroBeren 2omengeielidloit iibcr.
rnid)t. Die ihr cinen ioeenomten
,Sbopcr" gob. Gin feincs Glen
mllroe bel 0ieicr @elegenbeit %leruirt.
t5ol9enoe Gouneu maren ormeieno:
Hcinborot, Hidter. 5bco. Code, 4.
Gieiielbaft 6rdu %eblen BON @otba-
man. Mont., Anocrion, u. Soot, Aril-
ger. Sobn StephoL Sobn &uite.
&oi. Seller mo sri. Cont mo Sri.
Mfolie Stepba1.
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strafe fiir Anto=y SpeeOers"

Wit Dem 8eItroien Der ueberires
ter ser @erfehrsporidriften miro
lest pirflid Grnlt oemaht. Aut
Rontog mllrocn ad)t l%Iebeltbdter be
itrGit, uno 5.par muBte icoer $1,000
Strofc uao $3.50 Soften be5ahlelt.
Us lDaren bic 6olgcnoen. ocrcn 9tn.
men oos Gotlm Der tS~elcbesilhcr.
tretung uno ole SdnelIiQfcit ibres
Artos, Die oefnnntlih nod eincnl
Staatsgcies niht idneaer oils 10
Aici!en pro StunOt iein bari, beige
iliat 1T:
Burt 6. Miner. ~. Srmt % 4tci-
len.
&siaiom s.. ain6bommer. IS. Su.
nj. % Wteilen.
3. s.. McW1iaan. II. Sum-, %
Meilen.
5ront $. guons. y. Suni. 80 Bet
len.
Or. ". e. somon, Il. sunni y
Weilen.
rr,obn 2icr. II. Simi. % @ei!tn.
Sri. MtaD 9&eld, ii, SUM- =
W}cilen.
@i6orn ). 8on Der an II. Slni
nit leinem Auto u WtciIcn gcfnhrcil
lem ioa, nlto u. @odbnrtb, Der ont
lclben Goge IS Wlpllen iIhr, crtlGrtc
iih .laItitu!ola. 2eticrgr nnoertc
a5cr am Mittlpod) itjf1e Grf!drung
nm s9fidrTidulhlo" III ~Sdutel1
nm ltno bc5Gblte cbenialls $3.50
Stroie Ino Soften. m0brenh Dos &er.
hGr non S>rn. Ron am Jreitog Hodl
mlttGa itnltfinoct.
Ym Wtittmoh mlroc 9tormnn Mull
oor ocn Rifter citirt. onaeflugt lem
See Cream Ablieferumqs 9lu1o nnl
4. Sllli % Nleilcn pcr Stnnoe gefat
rem 81 boben. Gr befuHltc iidl idmtl-
Siq mo be3ohIte Die iiblidle Strnic.
Sn Hid,ter NuntS Nmtain,bc mur
Den geItcru Godlnittoq noun lpeitcre
2luto ~Speeoers" pcrnolnUell. Is
mnrenG ito Moefe. 6ronf 0toooH ".
.. Sarbor. Burton &ames, @eorQe
&oiqbt mo 6runt Gronn. ieoer Der
ieIben bcfornte it'd iduloig mo be-
5obIte $3.50 Stroie uno soften. Or.
u. &. 6lnnn befnnnte lid nid)tid)ul0ig
mlo nuroc iein ISall bis 5ltm IS. $uli
ueridloben, Gin 5meitcr Grunf 9romn
mill ebenIals uIdltifuloiQ icin mo
oeiieu 6ou fontmt bcute Dor. elmer
,Sohrion. Gin Nfototcpcliit. crfIdrte
itf) ldnlloia cr mur0t nm MIR $40
bcitraft neil in icil1cm tSnllc mitoern.
&c ltniitdnos in 8ctrod,t tommicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
uniaae alll 4. Snli.

,%SuliuS HQaig, Der nelln Sabre al
tc 5obu BON 0rn. unn 6rol @cora
R6aiq 1901 8onger StroHe. crlitt
nm 0icustug Abeno bel eincln 6all
unn eiuem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nate
rs. uno ga Grciie StroBe clnen
S6ooelbrud. Gr 1T ieBt cili Gatient
I'M 50 Grpile Moipitol mo Ger i'm
bchonocln0e Ar5t llnubt i'm ourh
5rinqcu it f0uuCu. Ser Nuobc be
bnuptct OOH or pen cIncln anoeren
Annbcu nbacitoGcr 'or0en lei. Stro-
Interchangeable lcQen itellten
lett 0uB Der 3Hb trnB @urnuna
Gbiprdup. Gr aebortc 81 elmer gro
zen C3cielIlfuit 2Hobcn. hIc lid 0as
,Ycnerucrt lm Gonntu Cub unqc
lelen battcn. penn ,Sul nerlor Ger
sInohe isIne 8eiirnuHQ. Gonbutteur
3nrocr bob i'm uui un0 l~iefettc ibH
I'M Spjtul oh.
Ger feline Raul Wutid1, ser Iiobcn.
Idbrigc Sohn pou 0rn. mo 6rou 5.
y. Wtutidl li03 iii0I. : StrGfc. Der
9ronnte lidl bcinl a6brcnucn BON
t5cnerluert ons c5clltt. bod, nift 10
lhIinm onB CT oouernocn Shaocl
0dn0ntrnqeu miro.
1ic flcire Catherine Tapcf pltroe
por Dem Gliernhanic. $40 1Scrru
Stroijc. ourt ihreu 9ruoer Charles
perfect. Ter Surge IieB cinen grobct
Stein. ser i'm beim @bhrenncn pom
'S1naiid}em 6elter 0icnlId iein ioltc.
oui ibrcn ,StB folIen. Gos W1odlcn
miro lcoofl bulo lulcocr turirt lem.
ytpd einiat unoere tIeii,e ltnfdue
pniiirterL Die nbcr ulht Der Trlpih
nuna ,pcrth iino. Bob iclten lit cine
!. $itli 6cIer uorbci0e9olqeu. an
Dem 10 mcniQ ltniaiie puilirtcn. mic
an 0cnt h%enrlQen.
,yeucr, 0eiiuu llriohe nlan nuli ocll
Tnu elnea 4iupicr @alrns 5uriit
iubreu mil. D%crnidltctc ocu 0ol5
iduppcn butter Dem Nn0ie non Z. u.
5Ionnc 33t n0roIide :. 5irubc. ON
QieHstoa acQen N%iifternadt. Ter
5do0en III mbeoeutcn6.
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Ger 9iiherittaa int SGentcr.

Cine IN Der enQ!iiGsn Wethidte
polIIg unerborte @5cus srci9nete Id
nieier Gage i'm 1onooner Drum
&ane=Stea;er aalGbuQ Ger S5its.
lpeare=Feier. Ser Getter Der belOen
0buteipsare- SbeaIer gu otruotoro
on qpon uno Drfore. Der St)aus
lpieIer 6rontIs Ssnion, CUB ben ,5us
Ilus Gdiar IN pem gleIdnomi1en
Sbotelpedrei9en Ordmd. Der Dor
I~tellun9 ipobnte Dos Aonigspaar nit
Der gan3en poi9eleIlipGit ano Der
prem1erminliter QeHrp !Qsrbert Nss
quitb NIT iamtliGen Wlitglieoern Der
Hegierung bel. Noh benz oritten
Ntt, ais Sullus Gdlor untsr ben
Streiten Der Worosr gefalIen mar,
rthteten ii6 bic Ylids Der ,3ui6ouer
mad Der &~oni9sIoee, I'D lia pIoblita
cine groBe Yeipegung tuno9ab. Wion
lab 6roneis genion i'm romiifen
0epunoe Dor oem 8onlg @eor9 ere
lhetnen uno nieoertnieu. 6ieraui
er9rift Der V9onardl. Ger lelbit. ME
u5Iih, in 3ipil sstlsioet mar, einer
BON einem lbenteroisner itberreidten
8egen uno iflue ben Sdauipie,er
6um Ritter. Ter neue Sir 75rancis
Benlon puroe BON allen Nnpeienoen
bealidtpuniht unr es motte einen
ieItidmtn GInnrud. BEN ~berubmisn
romtlhen Staatsi uno 6elo,
BERN ais oSni britiiten
arone gu ie1en. eier 5oym
1T nod niemaIs Ell TER BITTER.
i9la9 srIolQt, unp Ma, mub bis our
%tetonnien !Qoienbanoeeidid.s un:er
Gnuaro Dem Dritten 8%uriidGe6sn, um
,tpds 4ebnllhes i'll Der in Gn0Iano
10 I%eI:enen 6~ormIoii9teit gu snt4
oedsn.
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9o6seitssloden.

59rnn 4eidert, sol 6errp 5trnBe.
aibt Die &crmobluug ibrer Sod)tcr,
Nmbcr 9lnn. init Nrn. 6rdnf .. Hon-
Jon bon 5oIeoo. CA'o, bcfannt. Gie
lronnna mor oni %. SUM,
Ain Montoo 9tahmittng mur0cll
0urdl Hidter &lctbcr @lcn 0uion
BON bier un6 Sri. Ntnru AnOerion bon
@nuiton, Wlmn.. Qetrnnt. tbs iungc
Iaor trot cine Nod6eitSreiie undl
&hiclgp an ultD miro nndl Ser 3ltd~
fe9r in POP Cameron Apcnue lein
0cIu cinrjdltcll.
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Sem SoOe abbernfen.

Yhlltrnm. l<m Nltcr INN 81 Sab
rcrl itnrb I'M Noltic ieinnr Sodlter.
6ron 5. q. Nuumersberq, ill2
Charles Strobc. VI. Y. Ahlitron.
S1neer ols 80 SATIRE batrieb 0r.
NbIitrom in Der Nunc BON 2dniinq.
Soma. cine 6urm qub nber nor 5ehn
Snbrcn Die 2ou0mirthifatt ouf mo
per5oQ 51t ieiucr (odltcr bier. Ter
9Seritmbene itummte aus Sdrpcocn
mo fem I'M Altcr oon 80 ,<obren
nod Amerifo. Gr miro ilbcr(ebt Don
fllnf S0dltern mo orci S0bneu. Nodl
elmer fur5cn |Eroucrfcier murhC Die
Scidc om Ntittnoh gum 9earobniB
noh Gaming gciou0t.
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S9nlratbsiiBnng.

Sn Der Siblmg ocs Sfnirotbs ON
Wentno 4bcn0 muroc SamucI 6.
Gin. MN 9ellinGbom &oip, gum
GrinSipoi acr Nndidlule aemablt ais
giadiolacr pm 0rn. 0icGnrmid, Der
bcfdnntlih Ole Stele ala Shullu-
p%crinten0cnt n%nacnommcn bat.
.0r. Git fommt nit Den belten Gnn.
pfchiunqcn. Gr abiolpirie Die uul-
rerlitaf pom Soma nnb miro oils eiller
her tilf)tigiten 2cbrtraite in Stnnte
&nihington gepricien. Mud, iiebt CT
auf meDrjdbrigc ~2ebrtbGtiofeit III
Sdlulen Der Stnaten Some mr. Mini
neloto 3uriid. Der Shulratb enaa-
girte i'm nod iDr9faltieer Eruinng
elmer grnben .3abl Don 4rplifntirnell
inr Ocn pocnntm Yolten. uno eloubt
enc gute Nobl actroifen 81 boben.
Nr. Siit miro nit lciner Camille
I'M Monnt Nnauit bier cintreffcn. sic
1dule in 9ellinabnm, Ser or 0rei
Sabre nls TrinSipal DprItnno. hat
cine 3urdylduitts ShiiICr5obl bon
$50.
}or. @cneSet legte in oicicr Situna
icinc Stelung iormlid nieocr nno
nnbm pnm Shulroth Ihidico Gr
trot altf Dem 10:4S Burlington 3uac
Die Heilc nab G%unn5bilc. sStlb.. al,
mo CT cine heiicr be3Gbltc Steliiuna
OILS SupcrintcnDcnt scr onrtiQcn ri
fcntlidlen SduIen ilbcrninmt.
&tof. 01cGormif miroe nud) Der
&ciianation pon Yroi. 9cne5ct ais
Superintendent cingeiuhrt.
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g~ Gnticrut 8eiidDts. Gmitclu.

NclIcrt, @impeIs, Miteiier. @clle,
(ctter, RtnQmurm mo ous oefiirf.
ictc Gc5cnlu f0nn permanent ans Glt.
rem @clldlt cutierrt mCroen pie otld)
non Gitrem &3rper 0urh Oia Mnper.
oiinQ ron Or. 0pbion'S Gc5cmo Oint.
meut. 1r Nobion's gc5emo Sint
mcnt 1T elm 5citerprobtes, anrontir-
tes Nellmittel. gut liir bic fIeiner
@in0cr. Grwofienen uno ote alien
Scllte, Die an 0outfronfhciten leiocn.
Nolt Gudl heltte cine Stod)tel uno
hegtnnt loiort nit DEM @ebrctdl.
Tbs @eIh miro Sllriidcritottet. ipcnn
nid't 2fcfrie0iauna Qegebcn miro. SOC
hei GHrcn Nnothetcr.
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@ Nnti; oil 8rnuOsisen=
Thinner.

Iae Yerionen, Die Glumber=
Nrbelten perrihten, Sahen
III oteler Srandle erneueril
ooer lrgeuo melfe Nrbeit in
Nerbtnouu0 nit Dem 9lbsugS-
Spltem tbun laheu, lolIten elne
3nlpettlun3 SelteiniQuu9 Ger
titicate of Inspection uon Dem
Nlellter Elumber. pon Dem lie
DIE Irbeit utrrihten Iaiieu, for.
3m NuitrnQe oeS NrbsitSraths,
u. %. Tameipn,
Nlumbin9 Snipettpr,
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SenciSe Seineu Iadbor nidt

lpcil or frohlidl lit, nno I'll bit ncr-
3nat, neil er lodt, mobrenb Oh ieuf
6cit. Gr lit notwithstanding niht mobI
b~obcnocr. ais gu .obcr icin 9Ittt iii
rein uno fr0ftio, pGbreno 3cincs
froitIos uno unrein lit, ieinc Sebcr
orbeitct. m1hrertb Geine untbGtio iii.
Snrflis Nlpcnfrdliter fam Cir illr
diltcn @ciunDhcit otrbeIfcn. IS nj
nidlt IN Npotbttcn al hnben. 2nful-
ngcnten lieferr es, oDer man ,d)rci.
re on: Or. &ctcr 6obrncn < Gems
60. 1875 Sn. Some Nnc., Chi
III.
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8oit mad Der alien 6eimatb.

9tod 1eitIflono, Oeiterreidlln-
e1rn. 2urembure unb Der Siirfel &C.
ben Die nGhiten GOitienoungen pom
atem Yorf mie iolet ab:
.ariitianiaforo~, Bergen Cams
tag, 10. Suit.
.0cIlig Glop~. aopenbngcn, Gons
ncrstog. 20. SuIi.
~fSrcoerid VIII. 9%opcnbagcrl.
Wittpcd), 20. Suli.
.llniteS Stotes", aopclbagcri,
Torncrstoa. 3. 4ueuit.
v9creensfioro". Bergen, Snms.
toe. 5. Nuenit.
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S%ternihnnpptn.

Sm D~erfloilenen Monat nur0erl
IS Observation-Disclosures nisae.
iteilt gegen "a i'm eleldlen Winnnt
heS 9orinbres. Sn 1914 murer cs
%. GIe 0oditSobl mrlroc in 1909
nit as erreid)t.
- Gie Armtee iou nit Wto'd)ineu
aeipebren neri6ieoenen &olibera aus
gerllltet meroen. llno Die fSolge miro
cine beillole &erpirrung iein!
Dr. 3elltid)en mcr0cn 3inoer-
nloroer gelonnt Die 6~ron5olen
limo es!
~g|ereilihoits llm5il1e" mlo9cn
gut lein - belier abcr mare bod et,
pos mchr 9creitihoft in 3euQ=
i q II fern mo Nricnalen,
mas?
Gin 2e'er fragt, morin Die bri-
tildle BIodooe gegen 2eutihlono ei-
gcntIif beitebe? - eSm Stcblcn bon
+ o it Il d. en- bon nelItroIcn Camp
'Crn.
Gcttidicno bot ieincr5cit MIR
ouf ousorliulihe Auifor0crullg Der
Ser. Stantcn Garron5o aucrtonnt.
9ofilr miros ieet gebeiruer lrntriebc
nit ibnl bciduloigt.
-s0ie @oltnng Gorron5as miro
pieflcidt crflGrIiher. peitn man er-
fGbrt, boB aud} or einmnI &otbeoer-
mpnorh mar. Gr lit inherent Sd)ul-
n%lciiter noh ioit ilber.
Die .9tep Oorf Sun. untcr
Charles u. Cana oos beit9eIcitetc
@lott III Amcrifa, lit Der 0onfllrrcnS
lu1tcrIcGcn. Der aelbe Sournalis.
mltS blcibt lciocr obenan.
Sur Die Der. Stoatcn mare Is
cntldlicoen better qeiucien mcn,J Gar
rnn5o in @aibinqtun irilhcr crfamnt
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nnb Treppenbauer.
Box $40, Dubuque, Iowa.
Notice for Administration and Notice
to Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, l..
County Court. La Crosse County. ( So
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Joseph Kunerth, Deceased.
Notice ie hereby given that at a special term Of
the said Court, to be held on the third Tuesday
being the 18th day of July A. d. 1916. at the
Court House in the City of La Crosse. County of
La Crosse, and State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application of Mary
Stark for the appointment of an administrator of
the estate of Joseph Kunerth late of the Town of
Greenfield, in said County. deceased:
Notice is hereby further given, that at the regu-
bar Term of said Court to be held at said Court
House, on the first Tuesday. being the 7th day of
November A. d. 1915. there will be heard. con-
sidered and adjusted, all claims against said Jo-
seph Kunerth, deceased;
And Notice is hereby further given. that all
such claims for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at the Court
House in the city of La Crosse. in said county and
state, on or before the Goth day of October A. d.
1916, or be barred.
Dated June 20th. 1916.
BY the Court,
JOHN BRlNDLEY,
Judge.
MAEoNEY e. SCHUBERT,
Att'ys for Estate.
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