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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

CHICAGO GRAIN AND peovrsro.s.

Nio. FEB : submarine activity
tended today 10 weaken the wheat mar
NO. .Thc bears gave some attcnt on
also 20 statement 10y the Hungarian
premier that the central powers were
sun ready To negotiate for peace Trad
ing, however. WAS restricted In volume
and II took but little purchasing to hriug
about fdllie- Opening prices, wni"h
ranged from ~ dccliuc tp a.c advance.
with Nav at tl73 to tl7ll, and July
a. " q, 70 ~ i7i, were tolloVed by
material setback sll around tut then hy
temporary upturns
Announcement that no coti,py wnuii
be given 10 the AWoricuu steamer st
Louis aud that she would not Hail today
acted later as handicap to the bulls
ana 80 too did signs ~ increasing rail
~Hv congestion both east nud west ~
chicago The close was unsettled at the
sam" nH yesterday finish 10 lr lower
Hih May Al s. COS, To- s. - aud July
s. ibia To 81 isA.
corn showed relative strength a.
though dipping at one tim" iu sympathy
with wheat. Argentine advicer said rain
now would be too late to he ~ much
benefit 10 the crop After open ng un-
changed IN &c higher. the market re-
acted to moderate extent then hardened
again.
Packers huync gave ntmuass 10 pro
Visions Tho best demand was for rits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

about fve hundred good looking loca
atoms 10 drIll Wo believe high grNdc oil
win roach 90 per barrel hY early sum
mrr There are several adjoining pror.
critics and ten more drills We want 20
start ut once.
During tho last seventy DAYS We have
opened M two susher properties hnd ~"
price ~ crude nil has nearly do'sled, but
We can invest new capital where II should
increase from ten 20 ono hundred times
and therefore We ran afford 10 stu ofier
you part NJ the stock At nearly tho
old price before the bio advance In OIL
This Company II already great sue
cess our trade II established We have
our tank cars pnd marketing stations II
Ia owned by 2sO00 stockholders Gov
erned by twenty one directors elected
yearly from tho stockholders. II II
real peoples Company now powerful
enough e. grow very rapidly No danger
~ any rtoekhnldst hains squesfed out
Wc wan, 10 raise 800 900 quick TO &c
10 ut least twenty night now, and de d.
veop n gren, production before oil
reaches 81 M per barrel We are offer
Ing the public promoters profit
Wa can show YOU enough NJ our home
office and refinery va Kansas city, Kns
ana one nlsht will then take you TO
Tulsa where YOU will he convinced Of
tho urent future NJ thi. COMPANY
We have hight Nv expect from 500
10 4 300 barrel new vushcr nv Monday,
February ". The drills arc going deeper
every hour Mig thlnEs can happen In a
few days IN tho oll fields
This Company has about nifty times
No much property back Of n and In sight
A. the usual stock selling company n
has y drilling credit ~ shou, t1nn nn0
among supply concerns, tank builders
and dtiller. who know who 10 who IN the
oil fields Va are ~ work for s,s ar.
fer.n, drifting contracts for acreage in
four states OF from 10000 10 ioo, 900 acres
zach
We hope Ia develnp tho combine
properties " The uncls sam OH Com
pnny into total value of forty million
dollar. $50 nm .ooo) before the year ends
and make " tho great independent,
| planned ~ the beginning There is Ger.
| tsinly great future fot this stock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
SYSTEM
MAY Be ADOPTED
BY SCHOOLS HERE
Plan Is Practicable Says City
Superintendent

Adoption Of modified Gary school
plan may solve difficulties ahead OF
Oklahoma ttv schools as a result of
tine defeat Yesterday " the S6S0DO
bond issue Hth which it was proposed
% rrcc, four Junior high schools.
Is Practicable
NhrIc no Official action has been
taken \ Whluord. superintendent OF
,chool, stated th, morning that an
adoption at the Gary plan would be
praCu,lhtc he'c A. soon a. Fairgrounds
equipment :, purchased and installed
Briefly the Gary plan provides for
rotating pupils from claSsroomS to play
ground, and aud,toriums While one
group occupies q playground another is
in the classes the first group has just
lcil c'r Thus school equipment i'
used NOR" efficiently than when II is
allowed to stand Idle Night classes
and summer school, are also used.
Bid, are uoN being advertised for
apparatus for Oklahoma City play
ground. When equipment is pur-
chased and installed, supervisors will
be- placed 900 each playground and can,
therefore. have charge Of pupils while
Others are being taught IN the class
rgpp,4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Water System Put
in Wheeler Park

Installation OF new water system
for sprlngling the lawn, flowers and
Shruhhety is now under way an the
north side of Wheeler park When il,
IS completed the entire park will he ac
cesSible to water,
Other improvement, being made, at
the park include planting Of shrub, and
trees adjacent to the nor,hSide drive
way Cedar, Japan varnish, bunsi ca.
talpa, weeping willow and weeping mul.
berryttee' are being used
Hallway between the northeast en-.
trance to the park and the drive which
leads to the greenhouse Joe Patterson
superintendent, plans to Law out floral
bed l0st0 feet with Wheeler Park
in the center.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
SUDDENLY
RESTS IN TRIAL
OF MAUD FARMER
Defense Prepares 10 Identity
Alleged Other Woman,

49,,
ADA, Okla, Feb l. - lSpeclal)-
After The state had asked for time Tues
day IN order Ia V,, in two sddi,jo,al
,,.;,, =, ,.nI,5...i.., c.. ,....
"''"e''es 10 ,esu'y against Gus Jones,
who Is on trial here on the charge OF
numbering his neice, Sadie loncs, near
Maud Las, Nav County A,o,,.y Raj.
,.,,. ....,.-I ~. ..,,. .t,. -. .,'
,o'N 'u'p''Seu '"e oou'' 'n'' morh'nV
by announcing that the state would
rest Taught unaware,, the defense had
to ask tnt timc 10 Ret tnc evidence lined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time'
srr =, 1911
state ~ oklahoma
County ut Oklahoma
Whereas j : - Williams md snrnh
:. Williams N.. wife. became indebted
'o the l.ssucr Hfo. Lumbar Co, n cor.
poru'I0u. lu the cum ot Three HUNDRED
Twenty eight aud ~ lUo Na.s 9p Doi
lars. payable as follows
Zen dollars 0u the lHth dsy of June.
1915. 80 Uo ou the 10Th day ~ ,nch
month thereafter. uutil the sum ~ SIS o..
'ri the interest thereon ~ the rate n
o percent per aunum IL paid. II tcirg
understood Tint IN the event any rre
~ 'hcsc amounts hecAtue due and vac
NOT puId within SU days after maturity,
'he said l.rrper Bros Nrc granted tho
right to foreclosc aud 's'll 90 tho highest
and best bidder all Of tho lights
'i'lc and lrtt,e" 70 and 70 Io' seven
Eleven OD and Twelve O2l ln Rlock 2p
N-tkHnd heights Addition io oklahoma
CIV, Oklahoma said Lecper Brna bum.
her Go, In compliance with Rule % of
the school Land Lease Department ot
the state ~ Oklahoma. hereby offer ruid
property for sale To the highest ana pest
bidder, sAid sala 10 take place al tho
front door of tho court hous" ~ Oklahn-
ma County, oklahoma. On February g.
1911 notice ~ which hss' been posted
on The front door West side of Haid
Court House, In said city ~ oklahoma
Ciy, Oklahoma The proceeds ~ said
sale 10 ho applied. aS follows:
FIRST. In payment Of pll past due rents
and sssessmcnts due tho state; second.
IN payment Of the cost Of advertising
and sale: third. in payment of loan and
interest, tho residue to 70 10 the lessee
making this assignment "a the said
Lcspcr Br1s Lumber Company
LEEplR HHOS ll'NBER co,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
PROVISIONS
GRAIN
COTTON
EARLY WAR STOCK
DROPS RECOVERED


NEW YORK Feb lrroEular'i> was
Indicated hr the movement Of leading
stocks az iodnys opening. United states
steel fril over % point ON numerous taI'N
~ 1000 10 1000 shares. with ~, I"
Canadian Tpcln. oicr points for cru
r.blc Steel and one each Tor some of the
aud promlucut, 'pccioltcs
g,thlchom steel lost g points These
Aothachs were partly balanced hy one
poIrt gains f1r Sew Haven. Baldwin
Locomotive ond Pittsburgh 'ufl ana i""
points for North American topl'.s
moved Within .rIs narrow luu's
Stronger teadrn.o. developed hN 'hc
end ~ the Nrsl hnIf hour aIi the wa
Further liquidation ~ rdls generally
regarded Bs one ~ turctu origin f'n.
turcl the intermediate 'Ecsslou win pro-
nouurod Wrlkucs. iu Canadian Pacific
ipcrinltlrs ~ Il whole. except Oils wero
subject tu moderate ruCcsHons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

YARDS,
SAYS TEACHER
VIII Reduce Living Cost, As
SertS Miss Osborne

Greater production Of vegetables by
utilizing space in the hack yard is be
lng urged by Mss Lena Osborne, do
nestle science teacher at the high
school She says that in these days or
the high cost ot living she would ag
tate les, attention &, flower, and more
attention To the ral>lng 1t some ot the
rcocSSitlcS of lie
Use the Land
Intensified gardening Is taugh, in the
Jefferson school IN New York City,
where the children raise wonderful and
un,hough,- -oi Yields on a piece of land
only nine feet square, she said. The
Chinese utilize every square foot of
ground and produce enough for the
family on land that the average Amer
lean citizen would let lay idle.
Window gardening is being prac-
tiscd To- great advantage in all Our
great eastern cities in the winter. Let
,uce, radiShes, parsley, onions, beet,
and other small vegetables raised in
this way will furnish the family with
these articles Of food during the entire
winter when their price a, the gro
oery stores is beyond the reach NJ the
average person
Good Exercise.
'On the beautiful spring DAYS that
will come the average man and woman
can secure some very beneficial exer-
else by digging planting and hoeirg in
the garden For those who advocate
and feel the need OF exercise on the golf
links or on the tennis court the gar
dening will prove very adequate sub
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. FEB : lrOGS Re
heavy, - 2uQl? 20, packers Rnd butch
OPS. 5 15H g. so. light 81 .6odl2 90,
p|y-. 10 t0nll ~ CATTLE. Receipts
1000. Including lho southerns' steady q
strong prime f"d st".fr ill 2bul2o0,
drcstod beet stccrs, g. oculloo south
cru steers. S. toH1 DO. cows. !160di 10.
hrifers. 8 O0ul' uu. rioDkcrs and feed
.rlz. tf1.0p1a. ,altos. s. 0Onl1 90
SIEEp Receipts. 1000, lambs. 81 G0u
1850, }cprlnEs ~ O0al lJ2i. wcthcrS
SO tpnl1 20. ewes SO oO1fl0 20; stock.
rrs aud feeders s. Onm 10 Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Special Meeting
May Be Held

That q ,pcCal meeting OF the Okla
h.ml Cuy board Of education will he
called within a short tune 10 consider
uew measures for rele OF crowded
condruon5 m local schools, was ind-
Gated 'hl, morning al headquarters ot
the board lu the Irving building, fol.
loving defeat Yesterday oi the pro-
posed Sh5OOoN bond issue for consttuc-
uun oi four junior high schools.
Conference Held.
Superintendent ! : Whltcfofd and
Rev + 7 Lane president OF rhc board
OF education, Spent nearly the entire
morning M discussing the problem. but
had arrived at no definite decision this
noon
Mr Whitciord declared that unless
some measure for, immediate reliei wa.
found. II viii be necessary to extend
the halliday 'ysem TO a number Of
ward buildings At present many pu-
pill, IN the Jefferson and Eugene Field
ward buildings arc attending school
only m the morning or afternoon
Whether a new bond issue is to he
presented for the approval OF local peo-
pie Al the same time that city officials
are voted upon next spring occupied
most Of the time during tho confer
curr The entire board. necessarily.
must consider the matter before a new
election can be called
Bonds Defeated.
Total number OF votes cast in ye,-
tcrday', election was l977 OF these.
! S'I were for the AS0oOO bond issue
and l.l2j were against The total cost
/ Of the election va, $1,000. and each
/ ballot, therefore cost the board OF edu-
cation approximately so cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
ST. t OUIS

ST Ions. r,h HOGS rcpclp'e
I'o'p. lower. nlil t2 UUul2 a.. PIGS
- ."u II 100, u ,'l oud nu'rhrf'. ~.
pl2ha good heavy tl-t5dl2fu. hIh
f2 'nnla 30 rATTLT Receipts $500
ycarlug slcc.- and h,fcrs. s. 5odll 90
COWS. ) a0H' g.. ''ugirts and feeders
5 ."HN .o. Texas quarantine usets
s. 'Op9 iu. prime southern beef steers
fN0nI "u. beef coWH md hrlfors. 81 Q.
- no., pJlw, v,ril'ng steers nud hrltcrb
s p" ri 10 no. uatIN" oulvcS 81 o0uli 90
SHEEP Receipts '2ooh- steady, lambs
-. i.u't5l, ewes 81 5Odl0 GO. yeHrl
ugs. 81 OuWl22.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
MORE COTTON USED
BY MANUFACTURERS

WASHINGTON. Feb 7-Amcrican
manufacturer used s9SOli equivalent
ipO.pound bales oi ,o,ron fiber. ,nclud
ing hn,crs and hull fiber IN l9lb, the
census bureau announced today This
vas equivalent to SSi7l0 bales OF
beached cotton fiber. against 2440Ol
bales consumed IN 1918 The loss IN
preparing lirters aud hull fiber tor gun
cotton and othcr explosives is from 70
10 80 percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

I.n~sr, w., 'NN \" > hsrd I, 7yy@ls No , rol y
g. 1Gn "a "ORN STEADY to 'sr higher
No, mixed. e9n'sitc. No white. 9Hu
o3'sr. so yellow. s. togl 01'- ONTS
steady. so white. tsu5Nis,. so .
mixed i6U5sc. RYE 81 itpl Is
kAIlB ANp MILO MAZE. s lH2lS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CHICAGO

'iii'AGO Feb HuTTEE Hughc-
ie'""rl 1,uioc IGGS 4.ower. rr.
'.u''. la2- cases. hrsts. fah i2'8r. or.
aIHtr, nr~fs t04ttlc; ~ mark. cases iu.
'.i''. l"ut2D HOT NTOES. Higher
'''''u'', .p rtrs Wisconsin white. g. No
Michigan white. t2l.u"-I col.
.lnln Idaho Nashugtou and Ororou.
2. .H- .a. POULTRY Alive. higher.
fowls. Pic. Springs. g9.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
HEAVY BULL0CKS
SELL At S11.50
ToDAY's RECEIPTS

CATTLE Including "a couple o' train.
loads at noon. receipts m the local r,t.
Ito division today we're estimated az o.
900 head some 500 head of which w'r"
on direct billing Or the ON market sup
pl" butcher, "ockcr and feeder cattle
made up the bulk Trading was nr'Iy,
and s'rady with odd hepd Of heavy huIl.
u'ks selling ~ So tD. d new n1irE"i iup
Three loads Of country fed hreNes brought
80, VIM" the hUU ~ tIc packers sup-
ply was on - 8 1Uu9 5u basis lu the
butcher line, quaIt, was fair and trad
lng Ttrady' Top Tor cows was - 90.
and heifers s. Ho Gamers md cutters
brought s. 00q 3 30. and hulls So 0ou co.
Siocker and feeder market was STEADY
car receipts were llght and the market
nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHlCNGO. Feb 2 WHEAT 80 .
rod md So hard. nominal COEN
No yellow. nominal ONTS STANDARD.
5iu SOC BARLEY 81 oUVl IS o,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
',S$Ss'' :s$' INTERNATIONAL SITUATION HELPS COTTON
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

\NEAS CITY Feb = BuTTEr
J, muFrl EGGS Firs's 7sr HOl D..
d ~ Hens. lNilc. rHostrrs 1.,. tuft".
.'. POTATOES Firm S. u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

SAMPLE TURNITI RE AND RIGS
save 50 20 50 Percent.
CunpinEhant's cash SHmp'"
Furniture Sinr"
4 WEST GRAND.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

:, ST ST LOUIS N? M? FSe WHEAT nn.t
N.slUls6b CORN: Steady; 40. 2. 81 90,
No white. sl.O2. OATS Steady; No g
S5iisc. No ,. nominal. RYE. Steady No
2, nominal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

Get II while getting Il good n YOU
h"ve the ability 10 recognise n s,syer snd
n winner, II would take four psEs
new spnp"t 10 record In detail tho merits
~ tho many different properties. N you
can afford 10 speculate with a few hun
dred NJ A few thousand dollars this stock
should demand your serious considera-
ton
We Will send YOU copy Of charter and
further particulars free Tor ten cents In
stamps. ot will send further Information
with your stock certificate on receipt Of
your remittance.
The ttock has been allotted on stock
dividend basis and the greater your first
remittance the greater will he your allot.
ment rlsht
AZ part Of the consideration IN. COM
rany reserves tho right 10 approve or
reject any subscription 10 or transfer ot
It's stock The stock is non .assessable.
Remltlancer viii he accepted on the fol-
lowing basis subject to withdrawal with.
out notice, until Feb. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
In tn.vsrin. Ads. Please Mention Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

~I OILS. Irh POULTRY I'm.
Lt,d except hens l,c. ducks lsr
ltI IIIE Dfcamer. unbalanced IGGS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

Put m \ opposite the stock you want
and make nll temittances payable TO Tho
Uncle sam on Company. by check, draft
or mnhcy order
Write your name and address plainly.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
EerlOnalia.

Cigar Mroner mohnte
0cr Observation-Disclosures Convention
III 4iilmoutce bel uno ltottcte lcinrr
Sdmti;cr, 6rou GbcItcr Gjs6rom in
Gbiu8p. ciuen Nciuh al.
@r. ~ III. Struub |fcicrtc
an Monto0 2tbcno icjncn SO. sc
burt9tuJ in0 iein Sobn NSiuiom an
Gage oarntf icinen 3ruciuno5nan5ia-
item.
ScIcgcntIid icine3 Nomcn8ta
acs mnroc 2oren5 S ii h t1tS
%obnion Strabc. lettHn Sonntoq bon
elmer Qrobcn Sail icincr 9cfonnten
nit einen @eiudl onqcncbm iiber-
rnidt.
Trou @crmonn@ 0rner,
1870 &rne StraBc, f~cicrtc on Won.
too ihrcn @cburtsto0; hire fitli Sim,
Der ncbit Tnmilicn ,tn0 5oblrcidhc
G~re1n0inncn battcn itf SIT ser 6eicr
c~tnncfun0cn.
SIR. unh Grau Tronf
2 ii molhc uu0 &r. lmo 5rut
Is Winter trntrn qcnrcinion.
ON Wlttlpnh Nbcno cine I0ngers
[our nod Gubo on.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
9es Cages Sooesernts.

1obniOu. Su ibrcr @ohnung,
1912 Charles Strobc, itnrb an
5onlltoo OIL 2ungcncntiiin6un9GSrou
Anton &ohnion. Sic @eritorbcnt
wllrbe y &rhrc ait uno mohlrtc lett
81 &ohren in ga GroIic, Sic mllroc
ON Mittpnh g}ahnrittoo ouf ocrt
Cof @rnpc 5rich5ofe beItottet.
Nub"rion. Aorre NrocrIon, felt
81 &obrcn elm @crpohncr pom So
Grniic, id,c0 ON Gicnstog in icl.
ncm Ncin, 1908 iioIihc 6. StroBc,
'onft mo nihiG i'm Nltcr bon 81
TohrCn olt& 6em 2cbcn. Gr nor
Sdnei6cr nnh orbcitrtc picIc ,Sohrc
fir = Z. Scrni@ uno $. VI. Q0fflcr
& Go. Gle N9ittmc. Elm Sobn ltno
5!rci (0d'tcr hctroucrn i'm, cbcnioQ8
cine Shmeitcr. 0os @eQrdbnjB it
bette HdhmittoQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
~ Or. SnneGt's Sanitarinm.

Mics 1T ucu unl0 sic bcitcn Gin
;idtmgcu iur oic 9tnturbelImetbo0c
liE0 iuitollirt. Inter 0enlelheu be-
tiu0et iid' oic &nlccnt GrcotIucnt
meIhe aus elmer 2O00 f~er3enltortcn
RoGess @nmpe bcitelt, eincm 2}Ibrir.
StuaL &reeuution (reotment, Srdc.
tlou Gable un6 eIettriihcE 2ihtbd
BERN. 81. NunCrt bat tbenfall2 0etI
rin5igcn Traction Goblc in Der Stoot,
unO oicier lit id1on fir lif ielbit cine
9eiouoerbcit. Iie tIirfiifcn 00ocr
ijn0 cbcnlon@ eiu beionoercs COB
i0ertb; ehcniona mo ole Gbiropror
tt NsbonolrnGcn cine Der Spc5i,
olitQtcn Or. aunert's Ter Wtntor
erection S0blc hat Iehr quite 9feiuI.
totc cr3iclt uuo lit Elm beouclncr @eA
&roufheitcn oe8 RiltgrateS 81 bciei'
tjQer, hic Qclpobnlid, i'm mittIcrerl
Altcr ouitrctcn mo b0ufiQ bel dltc.
rem Hcrioncn ouftrctcn. Nit njcicr
Ginridltuu1cn bot Or. N1ilicrt bcrcit@
muu0Crpplle Nurcu rnItbrnht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
5 Sic ernfc 6lts Winitrcl SbpIL
murbe Ncitern Hbcuo uor onl.
lem Nanie croffuet.

HQee uahm 9laTjcn0en 0erIouIf in
ser &criteuAm1 Der Gifts NfInltrcI
6 mar onS ldQrIlhc So1cn GrciGniB
oea $obrco i'll 20 Groil2.
Ncutc Nbcun tin0ct 0to 6ueitc 9Epr,
itculn9 i'll "a Groiie lbeotrr itott.
4}urnu Hodc iii Der Stor San.
ger uuo MIRO ,Nrnn ior the 2labta
TO 90 ont" unrtroqcn.
Gin @}QNitat IN oleilr ocm Mumot
Qcmi0metcn StouitcuunQ miro Ole
tlclnc Combination Of Scni2 ou0
4touicuic" icin. %pr0'eutlrt pom TroIl
@roce WtcNiu0ou @urtl mo Hhil.
Nnon. Nr. 2non lit Gin iunaer Woml
pon oulcncbmtm AcLBcren: cr
fommt Ton Cincinnati no cr ou4
bnrtiQc 3iultt NonicrDotorluw 90
ioIpirte. &icr oltiQlrt cr Die Dies.
johrjQc Qlta Multiplying. Gr NT
ttu outer &iuujlt mo tn lA~tterhalttr
trltcr &lG'lr.
Trou 9lic&luonn Hortl lit ia oilCn
GouccrtIlIhr2bcru SIR @cnilAc bc.
items bgto1ut Tie i.,hrt jbrcu Shcil
Nt9 NroQrOrlWS ME 3Nuobnt cut
ans.
lltbcr % 9}eri00cn bcihtili1cn itt'
al Ser NuiiuhrunN uuN Der hcjtcrcn
Stcncu 0j1t@ SIC Nteu0c,
Nubitc StCntrIcu un6 prnhtrcIe
HnItimc hclien nit sum @cIiudcn
ser &oritcuuug.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
SersuisuHss=@ esweiier.
"a Gruiie Ehentcr.

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yotfee to Prove VIII and Notice 70
Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. 50.
Court, La Crosse County.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. Ia
" IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate Of Lima Bosshard, Deceased
Notice rs hereby given that at a special term OK
the said Court, TO be held on the fourth Tuesday
being the 9th day of February A u. 1871 at the
Court House in the City of La Crosse, County OF
La Crosse, and State of Wisconsin, there VIII De
heard and considered. the application OF Otto
Bosshard to admit to probate the last VIII ana
Testament of Lima Bosshard, late of the City OF La
Crosse in said county. deceased, and for the ap-
pointment of an EXECUTOR;
Notice is hereby further given, that at the spe-
cial Term of said Court TO be held at said Court
House, on the fifth Tuesday, being the 2sth day OF
May A. d. 1917. there will be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted, all claims against said Lina
Bosshard, deceased; "a
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 23rd day Of May A. D.
1917, or be barred.
Dated January 23rd, 1917.
By the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY.
Judge.
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