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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

8s and s oS RoRH1E EPa.r.on dasss s:sd
$j9s;mst;s ;. HrS sasSs5S seS6cr a6s
n TEi'%%S5slanG ESi %6fta CEDAR g. M Hpfsel csm Thurs
fHsG9sa 2t Afs IsseS t Ns
5s O. ,S.7 t2yit:a 70 tpneWEH ThSTs SI
int tv.S NJ W. MoFiak n.,.. Gem Remains may be
Samuel Samuel and T6eres9 go Baker NEE Mecuey
QUEEN mass Our Mother Of Sorrows Church
40 and friends Int smDio1ss Gsthe9fa az Relatives
JsBS EstsfRI! HHERIEg .rS
invited to hlnerai services. Thurs. 2 D. m,
Int, Affihston csm HEfi Ffisnds dSOihasdeii may calf
son n Of Of Frederick J. and carrie q FED Betk NEE nee
Klett). Relatives and friends invited TO fu-
sFa asth st Int Holy eF6ss c9S auto
u,I1iis u,RI1iiiELEgB;iL7Juns [ !, cATHARIyE, wife Of
idnsc qa tbSsS i HsjTtsS ana
Church Of the xisitstion 10 a m Int
HHz sESsRERf5aP. ssRHSsfs Gs Agi2 MEg SgfE M son
tiNeS ana frtends invited to funeral services,
Wed. 2 p. m. 5loe Baltimore ave. Int
BEMKERT.-suddenly. June l. J. JACOB
BENKERT aged 70. Relatives and friends
tonic Sister Lodgs No. /, inyited 70 funeral
mains may bs viewed Tues eve, Int. chsi-
BLACK.-At Meadow Brook. Pa. June 8.
ROBERT j., son of joseph J.. and late Jane
Black. Relatives and friends invited 70 III;
bfoth bfoSheE E Samuel Bfssk aog4 Z sasapsSsnga "a
ave Int private. Greenmount Gem. Friends
NAV call Wed, eve. Auto service.
BLACKwOOD-June 8, ALLEN. son of
William and Mary K II. Blackwood. aged
IS mos. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. Thurs. . p. M, parents
residence. 500 Earlham terrace, Gtn. Int.
private.
BoEHRINGER. - June 8. CATHERINE
(nee BesbOrp). widow of Jacob BoehrinEer.
aged SO. Relatives and friends invited TO
funeral services. Fri. p m, 1887 N. 9Th
ST. Int Greenmount Gem.
BowKER June I. az 2os Grieks. ave.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
BRooMELL-Jupe I. BERTHA. wife Of
william j. Broomeil and daughter OF Reed
Ers99hsnasld. nsI.tivss T,, and friend: invisss
Wed. 2iSo ,. n, 224 N. 6ist st. Remains
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

Marietta. Pa, June 5.--Private Lloyd
B. Fryherger. who died recently at
Camp Upton was buried here Yesterday
afternoon with military honors friends
Of the man nov stationed at Camp
Meade having come home 70 act as
pallhsarers. Business in the town was
suspended during the services, and in
dustrial plants were shut down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

WAGNER. CHARLES ST. Paul. Minn.
WlNGELS. JOSEPH, Buffalo. NY
MISSING IN ACTIoN
Lieutenant
NOBLE, RALPH NJ, Galesburg. HI
Private
JONES, JOHN w. oxford, Ala
PRISONERS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MiSSING)
Lieutennnts
BYRD. BENJAMIN c.. Hartford. Conn.
MCDOWELL, ROBERT BAKER, Jersey
City, ". j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

BOOKkEEPER. good penman. accura te
knowledge of double entry; permanent po-
sitton. keebler-Weyl Baking Co. 22d and
Vine SITS.
BOOkkEEPER and stenogra pher wanted by
auto concern: must be experienced; state
age salary desired and previous CUISINES,
connection. NJ 1346. Ledger Central.
BOokkEEPER, assistant. female, in real es-
tate office, capable of collecting rents;
state age, experience, reference and full
particulars. J 547. Ledser Central
BOOKKEEPER wanted for seashore hotel
Apply X. r. Engle, the Covington, 37th
and Chestnut. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

GIRLS WANTED
300
to learn to operate variou. machines: no ex-
perience ,necessary; only girls between the
MIDvALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE, 70
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT w.
EDDYSToNE. PA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
1881 Arch st.
135 s. 18th ct.
1903 Market st.
Island road and Woodland ave
BRING REFERENCES
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
B US|NESS COLLEGE
OPENS WINTER
TERM
Swamped With Enrollments and
Inquiries

The Albuquerque RusIue,s College
opened it- winter torm January
with twenty now curoliucui- ANA with
such o. large mail tuuounoiur On"
carly arrival ot other tud ur from
an over the state and Arloul that b.
wul bee several Juy before aa lotter
uf inquiry can Do" answered EN"F
sent in the large commercial ruotu u.
the school has been ial>rn the cl"tf
aud part Of the shorthand recitation
rooms have been turned into study
halls. and except COR 'ro carly rl'du.
alton uf some of IA" students be- would
soon hccomc necessary 'u enlarge the
accommodation.
Those iutlcipatiur courses arc
urged to reserve seats .u advance lW-
mrtiatoy iu order tnnt new rooms
may Dee prepared in time fur their ar-
rival Upon request with Information
as 90 what train out-of town students
expect To- arrive a r"pre-cut'tiN" cot
the school will mcr' them at tho train
ana assist them iu securing proper
accommodations iu board ana lodging
This ma, be had at from S2i tn N"a
month boo families ur 90 the " a.
an persons having ln eighth grade
education or better and who nf" mot
working or who are earning i"-s 'hHn
xl06 % month are urged los mo r"v-
rrnmcnt 90 undergo instruction boo
business course at once. to accept 30
position hors ln the southwest Ht this
on +, better sanry or go Slou a month
with the government THE FALL
TERM Us SOW ppEN N\b N'l
SHOULD ENGpL IMMEuIATEIN
However ndiyidmi progress b. ths"-
utply unimpodcd boo amy way. 1ud 20
rosition - assured rYrh student just
AS soon Co. ho Be- competent several
.touopraphic Jut bookkeeping post
fiops now op,u ut S.. To- sl25 %
month Apply immediately t oomp"'
rut Albuquerque business COLLEGE.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

usmuch os 10 was the custom 'n turn
the lght- ON over a circuit when men
were sent out to locate and r"pln,"
burned ont lamps, hc supposed th3i
was what was dome this morning l.u-
less tho lights were turned Hu h'
pointed uut the Inspector. ,"uldr
ten where new bulbs were needed.
And then tho ufurnI added tbrt
while nrhuess nights were bsiu-
tuthfuily observed a. t1 public aud
business lirhis, and mur, nr iess uH-
served iu patriotic homes the conn
pany hadn't effected AMY saving n
coal WlutcNsr Tho consumption ut
fuel was inst about what DO WIS before
fho order went into off'rt. bf cuuI-.
10 was understood tina. the fuel uj-
miuistratlou'- order vJa nu',uuWId.
aud that there was reason and sound
SENSE behind % boz general nut The
tnct remained. nevertheless. that H
Albuquerque the ,irbros4 nights had
not tay'd amy you tud weren't lIk'N
to.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04


proper expenditure COP for rcorpHn-
2iuE railroads 800 rc,riE,rship. Darrior.
may during federal control issu"
uch bonds notes equipment trust
bond uotos, opWpmcu. ru-t cartif.-
,tf'- stock and Wu,- forms OF -u-
,uItr. occurred ur unsecured us
mortgage. t- the president may ape
prove us consistent with thr pub'i.
interest
The same section authorizes the
president to uurchu-, for the United
States au ur amy plrt OFF thcs. -ecurI-
Ties at prices uot ee.,pdIns par. aud
tr sell thc-, -ecur.tio- whenever 10
hIs Judgment 90 Is desirable at price.
Iuut loss than th,u cost Any sums
laninblc from thr revolving fund
which is provided boo section sis mt,
tv used for such pnipo.o-
section eight provides that Tho
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
r>CiIsu pIN> OUTLINED
~ WV nNN,SuIruE MAN

Nu hurtuu IAN. The English
mvtuod OF n,ctinr tho transport.
tuu ,ri.H Nr unur over control Of
thr railroads Immediately after that
,uuutr. ,nt,rDl the war In iGit was
explained u speech in the .cnpi"
tudpV h, r,uYtor Hollis uf New
Hampshire Th,s s tho nrt speech
delivered iu tho senate ON the rail.
road situation.
luj"r the English method Sem
1tur Hollis slid tnr government guar
utrod atuclho,drrs tho same earn
irrs paid during the soar preceding
tine War while under plan of com
Diupuuu uud arbitration wages were
increased through war bonuses with
.tu' regard to the increased cost nf
Twins Strikes. hc said have proved
unnecessary ana the employees have
maintained the good win ot both pub
Iir and government
The unions uf railway men
through hoir executive committees
declared senator Hollis have acted
throughout the war u patriotic
maurur hasiuE their claims to ad-
ylurrs bon wages or hnuuscs on tho
Increased cost of livipg ana not on
their puwcr tu prevent the operation
of ga lroads They have realized that
a strike would bee q strike against tho
nation. not against the companies.
There have been mo- railway strikes
iu England since the war hogan. Tho
conduct of tine ruilwuys and the con
duct ot the mtn has been in the In
tcrcst of the public. with every I'M
dicJtiuu of cuupiliatsuu ana good feel
ing un both sides. This desirable com
ditiou can b., attributed to but one
cause TINT .s the feeling of the men
that their sacrifices are made for the
public welfare and not ia sweet the
mufit4 OF their employers That this
f.. sound deduction iA plain when
we consider the hundreds of strikes in
pr,utr plants whore profits are not
controlled
The senator said that undrr tho
English plan. freight ears were pooled
.uJ DELAY u loading and unloading ~
cars heavily pcuallzcd. Passenger
ualu were cancelled reservation Of
seats abolished. excursion tickets dis.
ourdrd. irafdc diverted and passcn-
ser rates increased so per cent to
discourage travel
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
YOU CAN 7 FIND ANY
OANDRUFF. AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
save YOUR hair Make IL the. wHNN.
gip>-S and beautiful
~ once

Try o4 you viii after tn application
of nHudcrir". yuu can mot find t u-
rlo trace ot daudrIr ur nuiHg uuu
aud Nour scalp Wiu NOT trh bui what
Will please yuu most VIII bee after 10
few weeks u-e when }ou so, urr
hair, fine and duwn ar first y',
hul rcalE now huu- growing all over
th" scalp
A little Duudrruo immediately dnH.
Llcs fhc beauty of your hair $50 dr..
fercuo. how dun mdef. brittle aud
scraug inst muist,u % cloth wish
puudrrnc auu carefully draw A
through Eous hr;. taking uuc -mpI
strtud eco u time The effect s
immediate and nW1zur Nour hair
viii hc usht uuuN aud HaNt. uri
have AN appearance pt abundance, au
incompatible lusire. -uftncss and uN-
uriauDc. the beauty and Simmer "i
true hair health.
Get o. small bottle uf Huuwltun -
nundrrn, from uy drug STORE u.
toilet counter. ana prove th1t }uuE
hair '- ls prett, and soft 1s ana
that it has been neglected ur uIur.
t, careless treatment a small tIHl
bottle will duUhl. the beauty nt yow
hlu.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
ACTS ON
WILSON'S PLEA FOR
R. R. LEGISLATION
ocon,inucd from Page iJ

uuus CO. Improvement may ho deter
mined Do, AN agreement hetWc'u the
president and tho road fpilinp this
agreement tho amount uf the luFr
win boz u-ccrtaiucd under the terms 90
section three From the rcsolvlng
fund the president ma, cNpcnd whal.
ever amount he may deem necessary
ur desirable for purchase. con-tru'-
tion or utilization Hud operation oi
boats, hnrgcs ruet ana other trans
poUatiou nciliios ou the inland and
coast-Wiso waterway and may in the
acquisition. operation End use of these
facilities create or employ such 'Ec'-
cics and enter into such contracts ond
agreements as no shall deem 10 b" 100
the public torcst
To provide funds FOR maturing OBJ
legations ur for ether lcsul ana
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take tablespoonful or suits IL Bnc'S
hurts or bladder bothcr-.

We are q nation of meat eaters and
uui blood is filled with uric acid. saNi
% vclI-kuown authority, who warns
uv a. ne constantly ON guard agninf
Fiducy trouble.
The Kidneys 10 their utmost Go free
tho blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwork, they
re-, sluggish the eliminntiyc tissues
clog and thus Nhe waste IS retained
In the blood 10 poison the entir" -ys-
geul.
when your Kidneys ache and feel
liko Jumps OF lead. and YOU have stins
ing pains In the back or the urine b
cloudy. fun Of sediment or the piau
der Is irritable. obliging you Ia seek
relief during the night; when YOU haN"
severe headaches, nervous ana diH1N
spells. sleeplessneSs. acid stomach or
rheumatism In bad weather. get rom
your pharmacist about four ounces ~
Jnd Salts. take a Tablespoonful ~ %
glass Of water before breakfast each
morning and in a few days yJur Md
neys win act fine This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes com .
Aimed with lithia, and has been usei
for generations 20 flush and stimulate
cloggcd kidneys. TO neutraliNe th'
acids In urine SO It is no LONGER O
source uf irritation. thus ending uri-
lnry and bladder disorder.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, ANA ,aH-
rot iniure. makes a delightful ctiet-
,oarcaf lithin- water drink, and nohodA
cum make a mistake by taking % hul'
occasionally to keep tho kidne's cl''n
and active.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

road reu made uo concealmcut OF
would return Geo private hands
The presidents program, beside
calling for $500 600 0Uo approprin-
tiou tu h" used l. revolving fund
with railroad Iu,omr Tor operation
tuJ maintenance. culla for yompcusJ-
fiun tu the roads lt their rate of their
not operating income for the last
thrc, fiscal years Any deficiencies
wouh' nv paid uut uf the 5000. puu. uov
fund. and meanwhile mo- railroad may
nrrcasc it- dividends Roads that
h5v, skipped dividends may resum"
go rates uNod hy the president
bnc section of the proposed law.
considered vcrV significant lays q
hr1v, penalty uu amy one who inn
pcdos .pnssesiuu use. operation or
control" Of the roads Il is regarded
H- pr"clTtnr q strike
Ail new railroad financing would be
under the approval of the president
and tho government would bc autho-
riErd tu support railroad credit hy
huyiuE railway e,uriticf and holding
th'u fpr better markets
An Edy1hros of money to the roads
or expenditures for bettorucuts would
Doe remhur-alil' to the government
lu the hous" tho h,ll was intro
dg,yd UN chairman Sims ot the iu
t"r-tHtc commerce committee
In the senate 81 wac introduced hy
senator smith ~ south Caroline.
Both committees viii consider % Mon
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
W|LKERSON VERDICT
AGAINST CITY SET
ASIDE, NEW TRIAL
Judge Holloman's Ruling Puts
Litigation Over the Municipal
Attorneyship Back Where 1t
Was in the Beginning

Judge Reed lioiloNau of Santa Re.
situnp m the district court today. set
..idr the recent verdict in favor of
Thomas " WilkcTaon, who sued the
,itv f"r salaIy hc claimed as city
attorney un me around tuat hV was
iisruuy upcrs.dcd as municipal
counsel Iiy contUndcd that the may
ur tHd mo- rieht 10 appoint ". \
hrlchor city attorney until his term
iad expired
Judge Hallomau granted the citS .
motion iot new trial, lud Eut "a"
,ltp back whore il was nt the start
of the litigation.
uu the strength ~ the verdict set
O. id" TODAY Nr. Wilkerson has been
maintaining that hc was rtill city ct
torucv lie aeryod formal notice ON
the city commissioners 10 that effect
80 their first session.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
CONTROL OF
HO\pS NAY m PERM ANENT

Washington Jan J. litald'Hl
Wilson hId before congress today ms
recommendations fnr legislation 90
,1rF nu' government operation "i
broad .ud adminHtrauon bills 80
thtr puruu., were introduced iumo-
1.ttrIy .u both housrr
while the president m hi~ address.
Hid sirDr. uu the importance ut pre-
serving ir, properties tor their re-
uu the administration bin sprctfi-
rUlN provides that government cou-
uul shall obtain throughout the war
and "uuuI congress shan thereafter
order Otherwise
Man. government officials ana uil-
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
HERE IS ANSWER TO
INDIGNANT CITIZENS
QUERY AS TOLIGHTS
Company Official Explains Why
Were'on in Daylight After Be
ing or at Night Fuel Order
Saves No Coal Here,

An indignant citizen tclophoued 20
fhe Herald his morning to nsk why
street lirht were not hurplng ihst
night. II WAS explained that rhuradhy
and SUNDAY uights were 'lightlcss
niphis' D.. order of The goyernme"t
fuel minIsiration, whcreupon the IN
ilFuaut ono became more Indignant
than ever aud demanded 90 know why
lights th1f were out last night were
burning this morning in broad day
light Tho Herald didnt Know. ara
oollcd up the light company 90 find
out.
An official OF the company 'llh
Lo didut NOW 90 a certainly hnt Ia
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

a- follows
ward u Anderson u g.. Barton.
r. = Barues. g. 80. Cushmpu. -. W.
Fuw. W D.. Hawkins N. T.. Martin,
a. r.. Mend D. r Mclaughlin. Max
Nordhau- ur D. s. Peters p S.
EoscnWald Geo Uusungton. D. 81.
schwcutk,r W p southard D =.
Weinmau Dhos. White. 70 ~
Kelly
SATURDAY January @ is the last dnN
upon which names may hc posted. All
names put up iur election must De
accompanied hoy signatures represent
mp =, memberships iu the chamber.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
WILSON s ACTION IN
KEEPING OLD CABINET
SEVERELY CRITICISED

By Associated Ftcst
Wnshiueton. Jan senator HIrd'
wick democrat declared u the sru-
ate to-day thlt President Nils"u.t ace
tiuu lu holding over hi- cabinet il"n
hi. frst term without admitting
nominations Wys D"utciupiu"u-
disregard uf senatorial courtesy Hr
introduced % resolution calling uu th"
president go inform th. senate hN
what warrants of law uy authority
tho present cabinet officers hold th'r
office
The resolution went over without
action Senator Ilardwi'E promised
Co muk, 70 speech uu D. later.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Robinson Park to be
Given a Cleaning Up

Robinson park o. to frt uyou,f
cleaning up b, Wder of the clN muu.
,rcr u hasn't been udlrd 'ui .,N-
rrhl days aud today Manager Redo
inrtnn made arrangements with thc
man who has hccn mnniowIir Uirh-
mud paris tp take th' muIu n.rt also
under his rur'
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
{. OF E. WILL HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Bureau of Agriculture Wants to
Meet Farmers Of Rio Grande
Valley and Discuss Matters of
Grave Concern to All.

Thorc viii be- u meeting of unusual
interest Go the farmers of ti" Hi"
Graudp valley in ihc rooms Of the
Albuquerque chaulhcr uf commerce.
saturday. January E.. ~ j. 300.
Tho purpose of this meeting VIII
be- 10 ascertain from those who Ir"
bon position go know. rcEIrdlcss u'
whAthcr they ave members ~ tho
chamber uf commerce ur not Just
what activities the agricultural bureau
nf the chamber should engage boz. The
matter Of drainage iu the valley and
rood reads have been urged upon
the attention uf tho chamber quite
frequently recently ana there Is ac-
uyity in both lines The Bernnlilln
county council is working steadily ON
the road proposition and the drainage
situation BE- being attacked from scv-
crpi angles what h. wanted b. cohe-
sion and continuity ot effort and
meetings such as the one proposed
viii do much toward producing that
sequence of things that is essential
to real accomplishment
The following letter has been sent
out to q large list Of farmers az aud
down the valley in Bernalillo county
and cordial invitation is being eN-
tended lay Bureau Leader Robert Y
Dictz FOR al who are Interested Go
attcuc the meeting
"As head of the agricultural bureau
of the chamber 81 commerce WISH
to ask YOU 20 meet me aud som" uf
your neighhors at the commerce
hullding Saturday afternoon 90
I o'clock
Don't say ON reading this Tar thaI
! YOU are not member ana TINT the
/ club has never done anything foi
YOU. IT'S to correct this very condi.
| tou that ! ann calling this meeting
II find on looking through th'
embership lists that there arc %,
! bona fido farmers among them.
! know that No agricultural activity Vs.
undertake Will amount tn much b
! don't succeed Ia gaining tac interes
and support nf the farmers of th'
surrounding country
- appeal To- YOU ON this ground q
come iu and tell us what yuu are in
terestpd ln and what YOU would lik'
to see the agricultural bureau under
take ~ an instance ~ what
mean the subject of drainage ma
loOmed large as one of tho bu
problems uf the Rio Graude vale
ana q lot of people today feel IT'S th
important project for us 60 under
take Apropos of that YOU will prob
ably an know that the representa-
tive of the federal land bank re
marked while he was here luokin
the ground over that he would fee
inclined To oVfcud more liberal term
II this ,plioy land were drained
'Auothcr suggestion that las COM
20 us Nss from number ut peopl
asking that We establish seilni
bureau 80 thpt ready outlet Nigh
he provided Tor th, sale ot hogs u
carload lois gathered from tho me-
who only raise few. % s 10 flint
out what YOU want ana then give
90 YOU that ask mat vou come il
aud meet nee ~ that "" rlu r"t tu
gcther Sincerely YOURS
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

For SALE Eoomiug house COM
plnt"lv furnished good location,
pood business husband 5rafted must
sell Phone li49
The evening herald., 1918-01-04


great deal nf interest IT. being
manifested in tho forthcoming cl"c-
ton Of the Albuquerque chamber or
commerce This election is FOR the
purpose of rrpiurinr the seven dircc-
tnrs whuse terms of office expired
with the old year
tn addition 10 th" names posted
ON tho chamber OF commerce hulle-
tin board hv the nominating commit
tee the following uames have APP
pcared with the endorsement Of the
requisite number of memberships
ward Anderson " T. Hawkins. J.
r Mclaughlin
G r. Pollock having Withdrawn
his name from the list submitted hy
the nouHuntiuE committo" the names
up for election ~ the present time arc
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

A Wue wANT Au now uud tnon
lr rend hy 'vrry c'n ot men ana
WpmrU fuu. Try pur
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-02-15
Order of Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

State OF Minnesota, g..
County of St. Louis. In Probate Court.
In the Matter ofthe Estate of Agostino Fraboni,
Decedent.
The Petition of Benedetto Fraboni, having been
filed in this Court. representing among other
things. that Agostino Fraboni. then being a resi-
dent of the County of St. Louis, State of Mimi,
died intestate. in the County of st. Louis. State
of Minnesota, on the End day of July, 1917;
leaving estate in the County of st. Louis.
State of Minnesota, and that said petitioner is
the creditor of said decedent and praying that
letters of administration of the estate of said
decedent be granted to said Benedetto Fraboni
1t is ordered. That said petition be heard
before this Court. at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House. in the City of
Duluth in said County Monday the 4th day of
March. 1918. at ten o'clock a. m, and all
persons interested in said hearing and in said
matter are hereby cited and required at said
time and place to show cause, if any there be-
why said petition should not be granted.
Ordered Further. That this order be served by
publication in the The Ely Miner according to
law. and that copy of this order be served on
the County Treasurer of st. Louis County not
less than ten days prior to said day of hearing.
Dated at Duluth. Mimi. February 5th. 1918.
By the Court 81
Attest: S. w. GILPIN.
A. R. MORTON, Judge of Probate.
Clerk of Probate
(Sea1. Probate Court, st. Louis County, Mimi
% 2-22 A. w. Nelson. Atty.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-02-15
Order of Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.

County Of St. Louis. }ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George Normandy,
sometimes called George Norman. Decedent
A certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of George Normandy. some
times called George Norman. having been pre-
scented to this court and the petition of Joseph F.
Buh oeing duly filed herein, representing,
among other things, that said decedent, then be-
ing resident of the County of st. Louis. State of
Minnesota, died testate in the County of ST.
Louis. State of Minnesota. the 18th day of
December, 1917. and that said petitioner is execu-
tor named in said will and praying that said
instrument be allowed and admitted to probate
as the last will and testament of said decedent
and that letters testamentary be issued to said
Joseph F. Buh thereon.
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard
before this Court. at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House. in Duluth. in said county
on Monday. the 18th day of February. 1918.
said hearing and in said matter are hereby cited
and required at said time and place to show
cause, if any there be, why the said petition
should not be granted.
Ordered further, That this order be served by
publication in the Ely Miner according to law.
and that a copy of this order be served the
County Treasurer of St. Louis County not less
than ten days prior to said day of hearing.
Dated at Duluth. Mimi. January 25th. 1918.
By the Court,
s. w GILPIN,
A. R. MORTON. Judge of Probate,
Clerk of Probate. 81 2-15
(Seal. Probate Court. ST. Louis County Mimi
A. J. Thomas, Attorney for Estate.