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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28
RABY WELFARE WEEK
10 BE OBSERVED AT
WINSHIP SCHOOL

The Parent-Teachers' association Of
The Winship school will devote Mon
day evening to a Baby Week pro
gram. Mrs. j. E. Stevens of Lawton
field agent for the North Dakota
Anti-Tuberculosis association, will
come to the city on Monday and thai
evening at 1880 o'clock she will de
liver an address with slides, showing
how tuberculosis may be prevented
and cured among children and grown
ups. Several interesting views Of the
state sanitorium al Dunseith will be
shown in the course Of this lecture.
Other speakers will give addresses on
some phases of Baby Welfare.
On Friday afternoon. Miss Julia
Newton of the extension department
of the agricultural college at Fargo,
will give a demonstration of the cold
pack method of canning fruits and
vegetables at the school, and this will
also be under the auspices Of the
Parent-Teachers' association.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28
CUBAN MINISTER OF
INTERIOR READY TO
MEET WAR CONFEREES

Washington. April a. Aureho
Hevia, minister of interior Of Cuba.
arrived here today to meet the Gu
ban war commission on its arrival
Moniay. He will act in an advisory
capacity with the commission. which
ID composed of military officers, and.
is 1t understood, will suekest that
Cuba be assisted by the United States
in raising q war fund. The Cuban
government has authorized q loan OF
$30,0e0,o0o, a large part Of which
will be used in Strengthening the H.
lands coast defensea.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28
The Drawn and
Brain of a boy arc not

The Drawn and
Brain Of a boy arc not
made out of books or ser
mons. They are built out
of foods that supply in well
balanced proportion and in
digestibls form e~veryneeded
element. These elements
are in Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, q real whole wheat
food which contains all the
material for building tia1
human body. Aperfect f I'd.
for growing ~youngsers.
Its crispness encourages
thorough chewing which
develops sound teeth and
healthy gums GhidrenH Ike
Il and thrivs "a Il. Il i
ready-eoolIed ard ready-u'
eat. For breakfast Of any
meal with milk Or cream.
MAds4 Falls NY.
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Y. W. C. A. NOTES. =

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The regular vesper services will be
held at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. E. J. Babcock will be the
speaker. The subject will be 'The
Difference in Feeling and willing in
a Girls Religion" Mrs. A. F. Bratrud
and Miss Katherine Babcock will give
a program of vocal selections. Mrs. O,
6. Libby and daughter and Mrs. J. NJ,
Gillette and daughter will serve the
vesper tea.
On Thursday afternoon the men,
bers Of the International Friendship
club will go TO the university where
they will visit the ceramics depart
ment, the museum and other places
of interest "
The Camp Fire Girls will have their
regular business meeting at 4:30
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
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s~candinavian M. e.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Sunday services az follows:
Morning at 10:46 conducted by O.
Jurgens. Evening at $500 conducted
by Rev. Chr. Olson. Sunday school at
10 m. Epworth league at 1900 p. m.
The ladies' Aid wifi meet in the
noon at $3.50. The Ladies' Aid will
have q spring sale Of useful articles.
at the church, on Friday evening, May
4. Remember this sale: come and
bring your friends. Refreshments will
be served after sale. ]. LorentE, pas
tor. Tri-state 987.
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Trinity Lutheran.

N. ]. Lohre, pastor. Services Sum
day morning conducted by the elders.
Sunday school and bible classes at IL
m. Evening service by the pastor at
1880; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. The Ladies' Aid meets
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlor: Mesdames Tollefson and Lep-
pert r the hostesses. The Dorcas
society meets at the home Of Mrs.
o. P%aulson, 612 Walnut street, Fri
day evening. The Bethesda society
division meets at the home Of Mrs.
L. K. Hassell, 412 South Fifth street,
Tuesday afternoon. -
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First Baptist.

Next week is Better Babies Week.
to be observed in all parts of the coun-
try. This 10 q movement in the right
direction. q beginning at the begin
ming. It is putting up q fence at the
top of the cliff rather than an am
bulance down in the valley. Every
one IL interested in babies-their own
DR. somebody's else. One Of the weak
nesses Of the Christian church 10 that
h has too much neglected the babies
and the children. On Sunday morn
ing the pastor Of this church will
speak on the subject ''The Church
and the Children" All who plan to
have any part ~ the celebration Of
Better Babies Week" are cordially
invited to be present. Service begins
at 1880. In the evening the subject
viii be rs America Gods Chosen Ma
not? What is the price Of Gods favor
dividual citizens and rs organizations
and associations of citisens do to help
bring His favor upon US and keep Il
with us? This will be an especially
good sermon for those who are not
Christians to hear. Service begins at
1880. The entire audience win sing
the newly accepted version of '"Tho
Star Spangled Banner at the close.
Sunday school meets at noon. Junior
b. 7. p. q. at s p. m. Senior B. 7.
p. u. at $3.50. The regular mid-week
prayer service will DO held this week
on Thursday evening instead Of We'd
nesday on account Of the Hamilton
Holt address at the auditorium.
Europe suffers intensely, but its
nAonla comn .comnarn$ 1vaAv Ns%<1n
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Plymouth Congregational.

Corner Of Fifth street and Univer-
sity avenue, William H. Elfring, min
lister: Emily 8. Haselbarth, minister Of
music; Howard Patmore, pianist: Har-
old B. Frame. superintendent Of
church school. Morning worship.
1880, sermon subject. '"The Religion
of q Modern Man" Church. school,
11:45. Mrs. Bruce Tuttle. primary SUI
~perintendent; Christian Endeavor So
'ciety. $3.50. Evening worship, 1880,
sermon subject, "Rsgeneration." The
public 10 cordially invited to attend
these services.
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In Europe there has been much diff
hculty in getting officers for the ar
mics. In this country the d%if1culty
seems to be the other way.
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Swedish Lutheran.

Corner Of Alpha avenue and Sixth
street, ]. M. Psrsenius, pastor. sum
day school at 10 o'clock. High mass
and communion service at II o'clock
q. m. Evening service at 8 o'clock.
New members will be received at the
morning service. The church choir
will since in the forenoon and the
girls chorus in the evening. The
Ladies' aid society will meet in the
church parlors next Wednesday after
noon at 8 O'clock. Mrs. N. Nordlund
and Mrs. e. Conrad johnson will be
the hostess. All are most cordially In
vited.
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The United States appears to be on
terms Of greater friendship with the
countries of South America than 1t
any time in the past.
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Ohurch of Goa.

Sunday school at 10 g. IA. sermon
mon subject "Retoice," 7:45 p. m.
Young peoples meeting, Gas p. m.
ID. j. Ahrendt, pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28

Even now all of the countries at
war are planning on methods to pro-
mote theE commerce after peace
comes.
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KonRsyiuret IMtheran.

Birkholz, MIMI, N. J.. Lohre. pas.
tor. Services by the pastor Sunday
morning. The catechetical class meets
Friday at 10 a. m. at the Austin home.
The Ladies' Aid meets Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. B. Eggen.
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German Imtheran.'

German service will be held in the
evening. 7:46 o. N. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. IA. n. F. Buegel.
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57BCHU2lYES1
Nirst Inthonn

Services in Morse 81 1o:46 q. M: in
English al 7:46 p. M; Sunday school
at IL M: bible classes at 10 and IL:
Ladies' Aid Thursday with parcel.
post sale. Mrs. A. Lundby, hostess.
n. b. Thorgrfinsen.
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CHURCH MUSIC
Congregational Church.

Congregational Church.
Morning.
Prelude, Morning Mood ......G rieg
Anthem, Ye That Stand in the
House of the Lord. ...... .Spinney
Onertory, Legend ..........Atlbout
Postlude. Festival March. .Mutter
Evening.
Prelude, Andante .......Beethoven
| Quartet, Beautiful Isle .Fearis
Offertory, To Spring. ...... .Grieg
Postlude in G minor. :Ketelby
Haselbarth. director.
First Baptist Church.
Morning.
Organ Voluntary, Andantine. .D'evry
Anthem, Send Out Thy Light
Gounoo
O1ertOry Solo.
Mrs. A. F. Bratrud.
Organ Postlude, Triumphal March
Lemmen
Evenir~.
Organ Postlude, Idylle. .Rheinberger
orertory solo:..:..:.......
Anthem. Lord, for Thy Tender
Mercies' Sake .......... .Farrant
Organ Postlude. March. 800. .Flaeier
H. E. Winslow. director; Mrs. L. c.
Harrington. organist.
Presbyterian Church.
Morning Service.
Organ Prelude. "Pilgrim's Chorus"
Ant bennha agier}.. ;...'w asner- nans1 il
ofrertory. Violin Solo, "Mediation"
william W. Norton.
Organ Postlude "Allegretto'' Haydn
Evening Service.
Organ Prelude. "Traumerai"
schumann.Gu ilmant
Anthem. adore and Be Still"
ivioiin obiigato. W. W. Norton.1 ''
Soprano soio-NIiss Mason; tenor
solo, Mr.. Larson.
Ohertory Quartette, 20, for a
Miss Elizabeth. Mason. Mrs.
Frederick A. Parsons. Clarence
Organ Postlude in F.........west
William W. Norton, director; Miss
Emily Nash. organist. MAY musical
service Sunday evening, May 30.
Methodist church.
Morning.
zn'sss. Z NJ 1f Soul ii Doth Msse ss;'"'nt
onertory. Aria Verdi
Postlude. March ........E. M. Read
Evening.
Prelude. Mercy Seat Wilson
Anthem. A Song in the Night
onertory. song without words Ms'o"A"
Postlude, March ..........A. Hesse
Fl. A. Enyeart, director; Mrs. p. II.
Lehman, organist- Musical service
May 8.
Zion Lutheran.
Morning.
Prelude, Berceuse. ..... Emil Ber1u
Anthem. A Little While. Shepard
Ohertory, Creecendo.. .Lasson
Postlude, March in E......R. Baruth
Evening.
Prelude. .F1axington Harker
Anthem, Sow 1 .Kuntxe
Ohertory, Evening. ...O Oscar FontAine
Postlude, Anniversary March J.S. Erb
Even now all of the countries at
war are planning on methods to pro-
mote ther commerce after peace
comes.
The United States appears to be on
terms Of greater friendship with the
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Methodist Episcopal.

Morning worship at 1880 and even-
ing service at 1850. DR.. stolx win oc-
cupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Sunday school at noon,
Thomas Porte, superintendent. Special
music by the choir at both services.
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St. Marks Lutheran.

Corner Fifth street and Interna-
tional avenue. J. H. Richard. pastor.
Lawrence j. Anderson. musical direc-
tor; Ernest Hurd, organist. Sunday
school and bible study 11:4s. A. I.
Widlund, superintendent; W. H.
Brown edu,t class teacher: Luther
h 1asfne' and s;so pov rsPad; H.. .dh b. w ooesI
Bondelid. Sunday morning worship
and sermon, 1850. Theme: "The
Difference Between the Joys and sor-
rows Of the Christian and Those Of
the World" Evening service 1880.
Theme: pilates Wife's Dream"
The public 10 cordially invited. All
services in English.
First Presbyterian.
William H; Matthews. minister.
bible school at. $40 O'Clock, Prof.
Floyd Stevens. superintendent; Mems
Bible class at close Of morning serv-
ice in church parlors, DR.. II. r. Brush,
teacher; Y. p. 8. c. e. at $3.50 D. m.
in the lower auditorium. Topic,
missionary Opportunities in Latin
America" Morning sermon by the
pastor on THE Unrecosnized Jesus"
At the evening hour the pastor will
take for his subject, Bismarck, the
Jacob Of Germany" This sermon was
prepared in 1898 al the time Of Bis
marck's death and IL free from any
feeling that has been ensendered by
the a It shows the Prussian ideal
and will be found instructive and
helpful. A comparison ts made be-
tween the lives Of Jacob and Bis
marck and the striking pa%rallelism Of
their natures and experiences IL noted.
Good music under the direction Of
Prof. William wellington Norton.
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Zion Lutheran.

David stoeve. pastor. services in
English Sunday morning at 1876;
services in Morse Sunday evening at
1880. English Sunday school at $40;
Morse Sunday school and Bible classes
at IL o'clock. Miss Ida Abrahamsen.
superintendent Of the English Sunday
school, and MI. Andrew Peterson Of
the Morse. Midweek devotional meet
ing Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Young, Peoples meeting Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
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First Church Of 0hrist, .sdentigt.

Regular services at II q. M. SUBJ
ject, Probation After Death" The
Sunday school following the morning
service. Wednesday evening testi-
montal meeting at 8 o'clock. The
church maintains a free reading room
at No. 9 Clifford annex, DeMers ave.
and from 2 to s p. m. The church
edtfice 10 at the corner Of Belmont
and Fourth avenue.
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Scandinavian Baptist.

Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Services will be held Sun
day morning at 10:45 ana in the even
ing at 8 o'clock. Mid-week prayer
meeting. Wednesday evening at &
o'clock. Rev. C. ]. Hill will conduct
these services.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-28

Europe suffers Intensely, but its
people complain comparatively little.
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Prelude. .F~1axington Harker
Anthem. Sow 1 .Kuntxe
ohertory, Evening. -. Oscar Fontaine
Postlude, Anniversary March is. Erb
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Zion Lutheran.
Morning.
Prelude, Berceuse. ...... Emil Bergu
Anthem, A Little While.... Shepard
Postlude, March in E......R. Baruth
Evening.
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VlHef DusIneSS matters were trAnA.
acted and the hostess served ljoh+ ~,
freshments.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16

One OF the press gang that has
been doing newspaper work dur
ing the legislative session sends
ps the following, and Tie Demo-
erat heartily endorses the senii-
mapts therein expressed:
II some OF the folks in Ripley
county could have attended a
night session Of the House OF
representatives held last week
they would have seen the hbig-
ness" Of the man repl esenting
them. The bill introduced BY
Charles s. Nelson OF Cas- county
having as its object the abolish
ment Of the antiquated system Of
land transfers with its O. stly and
unnecessary abstracts Of titles
was before the body and was in
jeopardy, and while Mr.. Ful.
bright was not wholly in favo, Of
the bill as it was drawn, and
while Mr. Nelson lie a Democrat,
the Ripley county man believed
the measure would in way ben.
sdt the farmers and the great,
common people OF the stase. and
with an ardor that knew NJ
cessation, and with brain thai
knew no tagging, and language
thst knew no limits, he stood at
the side OF Nelson and parried
the thrusts and slashes aimed al
the life Of the bill. When the
battle was over the vote stood,
P7 for, 90 against. Mr.. Eulbrighl
js one Of the foremost lawyers in
Southeast Missouri. He has All
extensive practice and his deal
ing with the commonalily of mar
bias taught him their needs. This
knowledge, augmented by his in.
tellect and that natural a ility to
4 n . =
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16
Trustees Sale.


On Saturday the u day Of March, 1917, a. the
courthouse door 10 The City of DonipAan, Rip
iey county Missouri, between the houis Of zen
O'Clock IN the forenoon and 1--we O'Clock In the
Afternoon, ! viii sell az auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following described land:
All ofthe northEost one-iourth or the nertli-
Nest quarter " section seventeen III; and the
west one -hah OF The southRsA qualter, exrepl
a tract of land II RODS BY 70 rods in the west
side thereof, III section eight IS) all In town
ship Twenty-Five i2,) north range one fil east
OF the Fifth Principal Merldian; containing in
me aggregate One Hundred aud Eighteen and
threerfoufths ans 80 acres OF land more or
less, situated Ia Rlplgy county, Missouri
Tbs saie.le made by reason o. default In the
conditions Of q certain deed Of trust made 70
Charles y LinFile, trustee, on the i2th day u
May, 1909 hy Thomas Erod and Elizabeth Elrod
MS wife, and recorded 10 the Recorders Office
u ppniphan, Ripley County, Missouri, IN book
s8 al page l6b
said Charles B. Linyliie having refused to act.
Dated at Donlphan, Mo-, March ., 1917
G.. G. NORl.EY,
le-lt Shyrin OF Ripley County, No. 3
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16
Order OF Publication.

be u remembered that on this thesi7th day of.
January, 1911, IN the Circuit Court 81 Rlnle~
county Missouri n vacation the folioWina
~ aons ' p osner y, we're Dad entered
state on Missouri, - ls lsi iis e E : 3
County OF Ripley, p, AZ N 81 81 #.
sn y ne e, SIrcsit eSass q Ripley county No. 10
Ella Burnett Plaiauff, W. chSties Burnett.
Defendant Action for d Divorce. ~ I
Tpe state Of Missouri to the above named de-
fendaist Greeting; Es ,'I = :.
flied with Ne rnders gned cserf ~ ihe ~ hneJJ
County Circuit Court ID vacation. her petitiorn
dely verified ~ her affidaylt Wherein slie nlle<
Resident Of the STATE or Missouri a thaf III o91
einssy process Of Inv eapnot he served upon
II ! Y therefore ordered BY tie undersigned
ing said defendant that an action M heen rn
peneed against him in the Circuit Co6rf ~ fsi,-
ley Col MY Missouri The abi8ot ina r r5a,s br
Ehien . g obtain dtcres uf divorce from fh6
said dcfsndsnt and mat liis 6e IA md an ar
pear a9. A. the mex regular term Or fhs Circuit
court 70 be held ln Dohiphan. Riplov so,nfe
missouri, % the srd Monday Of kafoh nsxf, tSs
sSasassa ia SID gs;s M y
~ luther ordered shAix copv h.,,os ~
Hap,Isne1 ~ the kif1Af COUNTY IEHucf4r
weekly neNHpaper printed III DoniGhan. R5oier
county, %lssoQfi. f1r four weeks silct5ssIfe1,fz
lne last insertion Of said oFa6r 10 IS II ies<Se
t9litY daFs before the first day or Ne r,<xs r9s
uiaf Term or the Circuit Court -
GEAS. o. BOOKER. 81
Clerk circuit Court
!, a q tf1s cepy from the rncofd Wi<rass nv
napa qnd 1esl this the l7th ddr 0f JANUARY. 1Si3
szatI rdAS D. H10KEft, - s
t<~st Ciark CfrclIlt Court
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16
WiDoWER Al. is IS NOW 100
Oldest Man In West Virginia Walked
TO Polls on Election Day and
Is Swimmer.

BailcysyiIle, W. va.--ssIf live un-
III the twelfth Of next August I'll be
one hundred and twenty-one," declared
John Drysdale, who Is aged one hun
llrcd and twenty years. and the eldest
man III West Virginia. Drysdale. hale
ana hearty. was born August ~, 1875,
in Scotland, he says, the year before
George WashIngton went out Of o.
fee.
He was member Of Sir John Frank
lin's Arctic expedition walked to the
polls at the recent election. ard he Is
still an excellent swimmer. He was
married at fifteen and was q father
and Wtdower 1t sixteen.
He has one VIE buried ID scotland.
one III Cnnnda and one III The United
States. Dfysdale was converted and
ioIned church at The aee Of one hun
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16
FLEW 1000 MILES
IN SIXTY HOURS

Mobile. Ala.-The two mallard
ducks wearing silver bands on
their legs killed near here by
Or. Sheldon @. Frederic some
time ago were released origin
ally by Jack Minor of Kings
Vile, Ont. Doctor Frederick
has received a letter from Mr..
Miner giving details Of the re-
markable record In flight made
from Kingsville to Mobile. The
ducks were released ut five
o'clock In the afternoon d De-
cember "A at Kingsyllle, in ca
nada, according to Mr.. Minors
letter. They were killed here
on the morning Of December II,
the mallards negotiating the
flight Of approximately 1900
miles in 90 hours.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16
Trustees Sale.

4 {. / = a.
On Monday the 2eth day n March, 1917 Al
the east front d6orof the courthouse In The city
OF Donphan, Ripley county, Missouri. between
the hours of nine, O'clock In tile forenoon and
lc vendue to the highest bidder for cashr the
following described realestate situate in Isipiev
county Missouri. tp-wit. 80
South half of'lot No Of the north west mar
ter teAcept two acres IN the northwest cor, err
section 81, township p, range east, and that
part q the southwest Quarter Of the northeast
THAI Hes west Of Tie Old ttiliiary road and con-
tai0ips Y sores more or fese. Y
l1is tais Il made by reason Of default In the
Z. hsIinhs o. 4 eeIifln decu or trust made 10
eiary by Bertha LAWSON and Brown Lawson,
ber husband, dated The Gath day OF Daceinbers
1912 and recorded In tho ofioo OF the recorder
at pagr iG3. n. y
aated at Doniphsn. Mo, March aud, 1917
Bss @. /. SLOAN, 12ustee. :.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16


President Wilson has called the
congress In extraordinary ses-
sion on Monday, April 18th, next.
While the senate Of The sixty-fif-
th congress will have a Demo-
cratic majority OF twelve, the
house Of representatives will be
evenly divided between the two
major political par.ies--each hay.
eing 215 membors-and there are
five independents or rather mem
bers who ere not classed as affiIi-
pting with either Of the two.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16

The Missouri legislatures sew.
enty days were ended last Tues
day, 18th instant, but the body
has resolved not to quit until the
10th, next Monday, though it
will be question il there is a
quorum of either body after Sun
day, as many OF the members
will slip out for home on that
day.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-03-16

Notice Is hereby given, that letters OF admin
istfation on the estateof Charles II. Foster.
1eceased,. were granted to the undersigned on
the sth day OF March 1917, by the Probate
Court Of kinley County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are required
70 exhibit them for allowance to the Adminis-
.rator within SIX monfbs after date Ell said
letters, or they may be precuded from nly
penent of said estatei and II such claims Be not
exhibited within one year from The date II the
ast insertion OF the publcation pf this notice,
thtsy shall be forever barred - =
Thle 6tll day OF March iDl7.s
ls-4t ID. SEfiioRF. Public Administrator