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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Of tho central executive committee OF
soldiers and workmcn's delegates. the
pctrograh delegates and the peasant
congress, called to consider the peace
negotiations show Leon Trotzky. the
Bclshcvik foreign minister suggesting
a plan hy which military opposition
might bc offered II there were an at
tempt by the central powers 10 force OBJ
icctinnablc peace terms uron Russia.
w" have called yn,r here To ask y"lr
support" Trolzky said. You must help
Us in our efforts tu make peace with ma
lions aud not with German milIarSn.
II our delegation will meet Eye In "y"
representatives Of the German emperor
without the pcopl" then peace Will he
impossible. If dead silence should con-
tiuuc in Europe. II the German emperor
should be enabled To offer offensive
terms Of peace. wc would fight
against It
Il de- not know whether we could fight
because OF economic conditions. utter
exhaustion and tho dsorGunizcd simt- nf
the army But thnk We would flght.
W. would release al elderly soldiers
ana call the youth Of the country To
fight tn the last drop ~ their blood.
Tho allies must understand we did not
overthrow czarism 20 bend our knee be-
fore III" kaiser. They know our game
Is not yet cpdcd.
IF they should offnr unacceptable
tcrms directed against the basis al our
life. against other peoples. then We shall
submit the question Ia tho constituent
assembly. But out party takes Its posi-
ton for a holy war against militarisIn
In. all countries. But II, exhausted rs
We arc by this unprecedented slaughter.
"" must accept tn" terms Of tho Ger
man emperor. W. would accept them
only In order To riS, together with the
German people against German militar-
Ism as Wa did against c2ar!sm."
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RUSSIAN CHARGES
Continued from First PaRe)


pie for which We Will conquer or
perish"
Tho audience rh"cr"h these ut
tcrancca wildly. Madame Al"Nan-
dra K"llnntay.. R"lshrviEi minister
Of public welfare. moved thea that
tho meeting send d"i"GnI"s :"
Franc" and England ito Light tho
torch NJ world revolution.
Raymond Robins. bend '"r the p"r-
mancnt American Rod cross mis-
sion To .RuSSlu. M learning Of tho
arrest Of k"lrn&hr'k"n prior 70
Trotzky'S src"r'h offered /" explain
,hn rnnticr t. the linlSEr,ik Xxi lead
or. hui Tr"tzky refused I" hear him
unir..' ,,r .'uEl" ~ the. representa-
I've uf IA" embassy. AmhaSG"d"r
Francis. in Il statement tn In" ltuS-
sinr. press. declares that the cm-
has=S nnd the Rcd ''rnss nrc In M
WAY involved In the Cnuntcr-rcvolu-
ton. He says that kolPashnIko1
received no funds fr"m the en-
bnssy.
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red Toney Arrested on
Charge Of Conspiracy
To Evade Army Draft

ENASHETLLE. Tenn. Dec. 23.--FrCd
Toncy. pitcher OF the Cincinnati Nation
ais and Jesse Webb tax assessor or
Davidson county and member Of
local exemption board. were arrested
here today by n United States marshal
charged with cousrring to cvade tn"
sclectlve draft law. They gave bond
OF $500 each for their appearance Mt
the March term of the federal court
when their cases will 20 before the
grand jury.
Tho warrants charge that Webb and
Toncy. who lives in Nashville. conSnired
10 have the pitcher exempted from army
service on the ground Of dependents
and that Webb made a false affidavit
Tuncy's clam for exemption wns re-
trctrd .hy the local board and when he
appealed IL the district board the mat
r"r WIS r"frrrrh :, : " federal district
attorney for Investigation.
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Elmer o. Grimm.

Elmer o. Grimm, aged 81. ono of the
Ir>st known aanl most respected men o.
Warwnod. passed awny ut the family
home at 1875 Twenty-ilrst street. War
wood. last evening at $50 o'clock. MI
Grimm has hrnn in poor health !or about
Eve months md death was caused by an
attack of heart trouble.
Mr.. Grimm was born in Mineral
county. Virginia. When he was q child
his pnrnnts moved to New Mariinsville.
whore he lived previous TO moving TO
Warwood. where he has been about foIr
years He WAS q contractor and MEM.
Der Of the Wheeling union. He WAS
member OF the Warwood VI. r. church
Besides his widow he leaves TO sur
vivc four sons and four daughters. name
Is: Frank Martin. Elmer and Brent
all Of Warwood: Mrs. Margaret Gilmore
Of Hrooklinc. y. H.: Mrs. Catherine Per-
sons Of Johnstown. Pa: Mrs. Clara Phil
hlGd Of Marietta, O., and Miss Mona at
home.
Funeral arrangements are Incomplete
awaiting thr arrival of Mrs. Gilmore
from Brooklne. y. Fl.
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Frcgress In Palestine.

LONDON. Dec "S.--Furthcr progress
nv the forces If General .Allrnby ut NV"
points In Palestine. w.LS rcp"rt"d IN
statement issued last night 'hy the way
clilr". Tho St;trmru: follows:
general All"nhy reports mat ut Md
night ot l,ccrrhcr "n-%l our tr""nS
crossing tho Nmhr RI Auja -four mill"
north " IaiIr on the mediterranean "n
RATS and light bridges. seized khurhrt'
1Ia,,rai, Sh"!k Munnu!". T""r .;ckkct and
FL Nakhras. Th"%'' localities ar" near
tn, mouth Of III" river and include c";n-
mnndInE ground thr>r miles north OF IL
they captured Rus prisoners. ! or whom
were officers. and ~ machine guns.
"nthcr forces captured Res IL: candy
two miles nnr;hra q; lirihnnr. taxing
30 prisoners. t"u hinchin" guns ana
pcatIng OF thr"" counter attacks.
"Cicn"ral Allruby also reported IN" FOL
lowing CAPTURES since tho commencement
OF operations:
"Nincty-nirs guns and huwl'zcrs with
carriages. 'ahm,it 100 lImhrrS. wagons
and other vehicles. ms machine guns
moro than 7.n0n rifles. ln.and.o0h rounds
IF srlnll arm ammunition ana NOR" thah
20 06nH rounds or gun aud h""h%"r am
nuniiinn. besides various other stores.
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Delivered Ultt1natuin

PEKING. Friday. rrc. 2l.--Thc Chin
csc commandment At I!arhn. Manchuria,
delivered nm ultimatum To the R1lshev-
Xxi headquarters today giving III" IN
tr"nists is hours Ia diSarm and leave
HRrhin. Otherwise. they were warned
forc1 would hc used.
The Chinese Hrn continuing To
siren gthcn their military fnr,~s at
Harhin. Lieutenant General lInrvRth.
tho Russian military commander NJ Har-
bin, lis assisting tho Chimes" R"cnus"
Of the existing conditions hr hns taken
up his residence in the arcn under Chin
csc control.
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Poland Wants a Hand.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. GA Polish del
egation. headed by Professor Jan ku'
charzevski. tho newly appointed pre-
mier. has arrived In Berlin to demand
that the Polish government be permitted
To participate IN the peace Regouatlone
with Russia. Chancellor Won H"ftling
received tho delegation in audience.
Tho Vossischo Zeituns prints promi-
nently an article protesting against the
Polish demand as "meddling." and de-
clares that peac" must be negotiated
only by Responsible" governments.
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I.itovsk II the diplomats arrive at an
agre"ment in which case no VIII en-
do:,vrr 10 assemble all the snv"rctgns
and regents Of Europ" In peace con-
ference MS was done after the Nnpo-
lconic wars.
The emperor is credited with having
declared that everyone wants peace and
that the future offers so many great
tasks that all states must Corporate in
them"
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Austrian Eayoyl There

LONDON. Dec. 2S.--NirnnN papers.
according 20 Reuter- dispatch from
Amsterdam report the arrival Of Count
C3"rnin. Austro-H Hungarian foreign min
istrr md his staff ut BrcSt-I.itnvsk on
Thursday. The first meeting with the
Russian peace delegates toGt place at
dinner and was OF friendly character.
Formal peace negotiations. the papers
say. Will begin early this week. The
present discussions nrc not binding as
tho German. Turkish and Bulgarian
delegations have not yet arrived.
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Germans Hopulsed.

PARIS. Dec" 9Th" announcement
Of the progress O: the campaign. issued
by III" "ar "iIic" today, r":l'::'
"Brtw""a ~" r!sr and tho AiSne pa
trolls wcr" Q'!i:" active. In IN" neigh
horh"cd al ,l"v!rrnrrt III" Germans At
tempted II r;.i,. on our small r0Si5 but
were rcpul"cd with considerable losses
"Cth"r enemy attempts In IN" sector
al tIu6at. north Of CnTrry and north II
BGSunvnuX save no other results thar
~ leave prisoners III oar hands.
I'm Lorraine our accommodating par
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MORAN TAKES CONTROL
OF US, SECRET SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Dec 23.---W. Fl. Mo-
ram deputy director of the secret ser
vice, will take up the duties OF chief Of
tho servirc when William J. Flynn re-
tires next week. II was stated to-day
tina; Secretary McAdoo had accepted Mr..
Flynn's resignation reluctantly and only
because tho chief insisted that lie needed
a rest from the arduous duties that have
pressed upon him since tho United
States entered the war. There has been
no announcement As to a permanent Ap-
noIntment Of now chief.
Mr.. Moran has been In charge Of much
of the bureaus work for months since
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Wednesday,.

Funeral services will be held Hcu.
nesday morning at $3.50 O'CLOCK
NcroiInch street for the late John Nc
Cannon. ST.. who passed away at the
North Wheeling hospital Saturday. Hlgh
rcuuiem mnSS Will b. celebrated at 81
Josepha cathedral after which inter
rncnt Will bc made ut Mt. Calvary.
MFR. McCirnunnn died of injuries re-
ccivcd about Two weeks ago When ne
shipped and fell on tho icy sidewalk
near tho House and Hermann ruins
Deceased Was Scvcnty-ninc years ola
and was we'll known. He Is survived by
his wife and a number OF brothers anu
sisters
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urrn,ns Stan Arrerted,

PETROCiRAD. Friday. Doc @l.-The
breach between the Ukraine rada and
tho workmcu's and soldiers deputies has
been widened by tho arrest OF 40 mem
bers OF the Ukraine revolutionary staff
at petrograd. Tho rada has sent an
ultimatum 10 the Bolshevikt headQuar-
ttrs threatening forcible steps unless tho
stafT Is released.
Tho Don district Coseacks have as
sured the Ukraine rada Of their defea-
sive support.
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Fighting In Palestine.

I0NnOS llrr "3--SirrC III" Turks
wrrr driven rut Of Jerusalem they nave
hccn conducting guerilla warfar" to the
north and east Of tho city. splitting up
into numerous small bodies 10 attack
British ouipoSts. to snip" patrols ana
generally 70 max. thcmPelvcs uhploas-
AM. say: Reuters correspondent ut 1rru-
salem. tclcgraphInE under date or Dc
rcmh"r IS.
such tactics" the correspondent con-
;inurs. arc greatly facilitated by the
fnct that the country Is so hilly and In
tcrsertcd by so many rartncs and small
rivers To improve tho British position
the taking n: certain ridges has been
ordered sn that there may be wider
range Of defense. All these moves have
been successfully. carried our.
"A remarkable opportunity TO view
this fighting is afforded by tho Mount
Of Olives. which makes what Is probably
tho most wonderful observation post In
The world In the clear atmosphere or
Palestine objects 5000 To 5000 yards
away look As II they were within pistol
shot. The winding course OF the Jordan
is clearly visible and motor boats mny
nj seen Swimming tho surface OF the
Dead Sea.
One Of tho most brilliant pieces Of
work during ;hs recent operations was
the capture o: Bethlehem. The Turks
had strong Qualifications hero with nu-
mcrous field guns on the outskirts If
the town. The troops which had hecr
ordered 10 TAXI tho town deploying by
nisht fnr tn the loft. threatening the
Turkish line Of retreat and compelling
the Turks to withdraw.
Welsh troops then entered Bethlehem
ut daybrcak."
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ties captured few Germans near
L.imcv. The night WAS calm everywhere
else.
I'm tho period IF poccmhmcr ll-"O
torlusiy.. It. German uirplancS were
brought n"wn Ivy nur pilots; ihr"" others
wcro forced To land IN Il damaged c"n-
Iitinr insiA, :h"!r own lines. In nddl-
ton thrr" "nr!m? machines wrr" brought
down hv thf iirc "f our special guns.
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Jacob RietZ.

Jacob Rir;z. aged SIS. passed away at
tho North Wheeling hospital last eTen-
ing Mt 1910 o'clock after An illness OF
scvcrnl weeks. uearlI hcing caused by
combinations Deceased was in che
hospital ono week
Mr. Efctz was horn in Germany nnd
can,c 70 this country number Of years
sro He leaves to survive his widow
nnd two snns, Edward and Otto. both
Of This city
Funeral services nrc not Yet COM
pIclc, hui will probably be hold from the
family h ono at ~ Seventeenth street
Thursday.
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WANTED-Agents.

wANTED-ALen,s. 233S profit selling Jubilee SpaIs
tnt.nnIfcrs 70 owners. EEnSsS- Bintthes spark
plug uGs'J!cs Sells Ike ~ldao Exclusive terri
tor, Writ. QUICK Jubilee snC. Co.. t27S 30. 10th
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sJ6 MONEY MAKER-Arcnts wsnted for this tet!i.
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August P. EbelinE.

August F. Ebcling passed away last
evening Mt the family homo at lis
Twcniy-first street. utter brief Illness
or a few weeks. death hetnE caused b.
complications. Deceased was born ~
this vicinity and. has lived here all his
life. He was Il member Of the War
wood Lutheran church. He leaves to
survive his wife and several brothers
and sisters.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
hut /, will probably be held Thursday.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The ouarsr Saving, Bank Of wass'ins ". W.
The annual stockholders meeting Of this bank Tor
the election Of Directors and TIC trlnsaoou OF such
other business Is may he brought before IT, will be
held At tho Banking House. Market and 10th Hreets.
on Tuesday January s. l9lS. a. p. N.
J. r. EBELISG. Gxher. .
dis. H.3l-JL-;-s
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Won KUEHLMANN
tconanued from First plse.)

the peace negotiations were begun at a
solemn sitting.
Prince Leopold. OF Bavaria. as COM
mander-in-chief Of the German forces IN
tho east welcomed the delegates ana
n:vit"d Iakki Pasha. as the senior dele
gate. TO open the conference. HaHKi
Pasha. after an expression Of desire
for Il satisfactory result. declared the
negotiations formally open and pro
posed .nr. Won Buchanan as the pre-
siding officer. The German foreign MIN
lister. was unanimously elected chair
man.
Memorable Meeting.
The most important speech before the
delegates was madr by l1r. Richard Won
Kucnlmann. the German foreign minis
ter lie said:
THE purpose Of this memorable
meeting Is to terminate tho war be-
tween the central powers and Russia
and rc-estublsh a state OF peace and
'frieudShip In view Of the situation II
will tc Impossible in the course OF these
deliberations to prepare an instrument
of peace elaborated III its smallest de-
tails. What have In mind Is to fix
the most important principles and con-
.diti0ns upon which peaceful ana nelgh-
borlv intercourse. especially In the cul-
tural and economic sense. can ne speed
:ly resumed and ais" to decide upon the
best means ur healing the wounds caused
by the war.
! Must Face Facts.
".Our negotiations VIII be guided by
rho snirit of pcarcnblc humanity and
i mutual esteem. They must take into
account on the one hand. what has he
10, TINT
/ no, lose our footing on the firm ground
of facts. but. on the other hand. thGy
mist b.. inspired by the great and new
! leading motive which has brought US
here together.
".It Is an suspicious circumstance
that the negotiations open within sight
or that festival which for centuries past
has promised pcac" on earth. good Will
10 mon, + enter upon tho NEGOTIATIONS
with the desire that our work may make
! speedy and prosperous progress.
Rules Proposed.
THE German foreign minister pro-
posed che following rules, which we're
! adoptcd:
"QurstionS ot precedence will be de-
cldrd 'according to the al7habetlca!
! list Of tn" represented powers.
."Plenary sittInEs will be presided
nyor hv tho chief representative OF
! each OF the five powers i'll rotation.
! The following languages may he
! used in tho acknowledgements Hul-
| ear;on. Russian and Turkish.
, ..Dues,ions interesting only part
: of the represented powers may be
q. discussed separately.
"u:ttcial reports IF the proceed
b Ings will D. drafted Jointly.
+ AT Won KUehlmann's suggestion the
chief Russian delegated stated i'i'' chief
! nriuciplcs of thr Russian peace program
I in a long speech. which conceded or
= th. whui" with the we'll known resolu
lions OF the workmen's and soldiers
deputies.
Tho delegates Of tn" central powers
: declared their readiness /" begin the
examination Of the Russian program
= Th.. result al their lah"rS viii oa dis
. GUESSED Mt thr mkt sitting.
KaIser to the Peace Front.
q. LUNupN. I,"". ga dispatch I" th'
| t:Nchangr TELEGRAPH from Copenhagen
says:
. Til" B"rlin"r IcitunS Says Emperor
! william has informed. his government
that he coutcnplatcs going to Brest
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WANTEO-Femle-

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William G., Tprue r.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Dec. @3.-Wiiiiam
Greene Turner. tho sculptor. iicd ri MS
home in this city today. Among MS
works was the memorial erected here to
L'onnrdnrc Oliver Hazard Perry. hero
Of tho haiti" Of Lake Eric. Nr. Turner
was S. years Of age.
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FOR SALE-Farns.

FOR SALE-TnrTn ~ rs Icrua, mile north Of
Piedmont STATION room stony frlns house. sta
bic and ous buildings: well wl,<r: al binds o( fruit:
- acres timber. bargain y sold 1000. Fer infos
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A MY HORSES And MULES
w ant. d!

We will be az Gibson's Ltvory, Beth
any, w. Va, wednesday, Dec. 90; srady's
Livery, Wclsburg, w. Va, Friday, Dec
%, IT, to buy army horses and mules.
Must be sound and from five 10 ten
years old. No light grcys or rac"rs'
VIII buy Il horse !ha; /: little lhin.
VIII buy som" Southern chunks. Must
b.. ..,und and from five /" nine years Old
smooth and fat.
J. w. WRIGHT, Belmont, o.
W. II. TIMMoNS, CadIz,, o.
Please Post and Telephone your NoiSh-
boris. d--4-h
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WANTED-Male Help

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arc familiar wltN the HuIcs automobile Wheehh:
Hottr Car co., iaO6 Main -. d'4-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Mr.. Flynn maintained headquarters in
New York. where he directed operations
against coun;erre:tr-s. smucglers, food
hoarders and enemy pptterh
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Won't Bond tho KMOe.

Pf:TEOfTRAp. Friday. Dec. "l.-De-
tailed reports from the special session
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wHETEO-seo1s pipe md sbov foreman 70 t,ks
charge OF pipe department In Los AnEeiei. Cal
Must b. competent man With s1pdaenco REFERENCES
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.

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FOR sAlE-2 Gcod MrsdIle puppies. male month";
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dis 81 -jL-I-S
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Farm. Hotel for BSlA
81 Acres oten Coal nina
Diff Large Rock Quarry Open 5000
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Washington. Pa. d-ss-f
WANT 70 boar from farmers WHO nlrs good oil lnt
gas territory 70 Ieiso: parties will opersts inine
d!si.ly territory looks good p. o. Boz ST..
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FOR SALE-Typewriters

FOR SALE-Typcwr!ters suitable for Chriknss pre-.
cats Fist class condition. $500 70 5000. Fam.
ins;on Typewriter Co. No. l6ll Mario, St Wheel.
inI. ". Va d-6-t
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WbNIEo-Two good boys; work Al night.
Chance to learn prIntsr'' trade. Apply II
,r+.I,Io.ncer Office to Edward Saiadt.
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RaIser to tho Peace Front.

LUNInpN. g,"". "a dispatch I" tho
EArhangr Tcl"Srarh from Copenhagen
says:
TIN. Brrlin-r Iciiung Says Emperor
william has informed his government
that he coutrmplatcs going to Brest-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-15

First Publication May II, 1917, last
publication June Is, 1917
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
In Circuit Court for the County of Rock
Clara G. Guinness, Plaintiff,
Sanford O. Gunnes, Defendant.
State of Wisconsin to the said De-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive of the day of
service, and defend the above entitled
action in the Court aforesaid; and in
case of your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint; of
which copy is herewith served upon
you.
G.. w. BLANCHARD,
Plaintiff s Attorney.
Postoffice address: Edgerton, Rock
county, Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-15
First publication June l, 1919
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Z County Court for Rock County. In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at reg
lar term of the County Court to be held
in and for said County, in the City of
GAINESVILLE, in said County, on the first
Tuesday of October, A. D. 1917, be-
ing October End, 1917, at 9 o'clock
a. M, the following matters will be
heard, considered and adjusted:
All claims against Frank Wyman,
otherwise known as Frank Wieman,
late of the City of Edgerton, in said
County, deceased.
All claims must be presented for al
lowance to said Court, at the Court
House, in the City of GAINESVILLE, in said
County, on or before the 23rd day of
September, A. D. 1917, or be barred.
Dated May %, 1917.
By the Court:
CHARLES L. FIFIELD, County Judge.
Paul N. Grubb. Attorney for Admin
istrator.