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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
ATTACK SPREADS.
ON 30-MILE FRONT
Germans Flood District South
Of valenciennes by
Cutting bikes.
FURIOUS RESISTANCE MET
Huns Unable to Concentrate
Forces and British Garry
Lines Steadily Forward.

With the British Army on the west
ern Battle Front, Oct. 24.-(4;S0 amy
The new British attack east and
southeast Of Cambria has spread to a
front of nearly thirty miles.
The Germans are reported to be
flooding the district north Of Valen-
ciennes by cutting canal dikes In an
effort to stem the allied advance.
The British spent the night in mop
ping, up" Bousies. Catillon and other
towns and cleaning out machine gun
nests.
Novel Plan Of Attack.
The British began their attack in
see.saw fashion. For instance, one as
sault was begun at 1920 in the morn
ing, followed by others at twenty and
thirty minutes apart. Thus the whole
German line was thrown into confu-
sion. The Germans tried to concen-
trate, but could not tell where the next
attack would fall.
Numerous Mines.
In their advance the British were
confronted by numerous mines, set off
by delayed action fuses, and other
deadly traps, but they have continued
to push on steadily. Furious resistance
was met with during the day. but 1t
died down later.
Advance Three Miles.
The British attack south of Valen-
ciennes carried the line forward be-
tween two and three miles over a front
of between seventeen and eighteen
miles. At last reports the British were
still going forward, deepening the
wedge in the German front at this
vitality important point.
The German line Is seriously men,
aced along the Scheldt river, and an
other withdrawal from this district
north and south of Journal seems i'm
minent.
valeneiennes "Pinchsd Out"
Valenciennes was being gradually
"pinched out" by advances on both
sides of the town. The Germans fought
with great stubbornness, realizing the
importance of this position. Great
numbers of the enemy were killed in
the fighting around this city. The Brit
ish ran into number of troublesome
points during the fighting in this Sec
tor, but cleaned them all up.
Late reports from the fighting front
stated that the British had penetrated
Levique forest and had reached the
edge of Normal forest. North of Va
lenciennes. British forces have passed
Raismes forest entirely and are pur-
suing the enemy to the east Of that
wood. a
.ii------ e,ooo Prisoners.
With the British Army on the West
ern Battle Front, Oct. 24.-(4:3O p. m.)
More than 5000 prisoners were taken
in the new British smash which COM
menced yesterday morning, and gradu-
ally extended until the troops today
were fighting over front Of $4,000
yards (over twenty five miles).
The Germans attempted to concen-
trate large force in Bois-d Normal.
and northwards, where the British
turned their artillery against the
smashing the transports.
The German losses were very heavy.
Many Alsatians were among the pris-
oners taken.
Denain and other towns which the
Germans are shelling. are filed with
civilians Most of them ire women
and children.
The Germans dropped some shells on
LIE Cateau, killing several persons.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
REORGANIZATION SPREADS.
Dresden, Baden and Wurtemburg Talk
Reform

Copenhagen, Oct. 24.-The democrat
ization of Germany Is spreading
through the federal states, according to
a special dispatch printed in the Ber-
lingske Tidende sent to that publica-
tion by its correspondent at Berlin.
At meeting Of the crown council
at Dresden yesterday the question Of
asking the socialists to Join the gov
ernment was considered. The Baden
government met al Karlsruhe to con-
slider the abdication of the three class
franchise system and the adoption Of
the proportional franchise. Wurttem-
burg Is also said to be considering what
that governments representatives in
the federal council shall not henceforth
receive instructions direct from the
representatives elected by the people
rather than from the Wurttemburg
government.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
PORTS OF DANUBE CLOSED

London, Oct. 24.-The Ukrainian
cabinet has resigned, said German
wireless dispatch received here today.
Rumania has closed the Danube
ports and the ports on the Black sea.
The Ukrainian ministry declared it,
self in favor of the overthrow of the
Boshevik regime and the cultivation
OF friendship with the entente.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
HUNGARY WILL ASK
ALLIES FOR TERMS

Paris, OCT. 2S.-Huhgary IN
tends to apply direct to the en-
tente government to ascertain
on what terms they will grant
an armistlce and peace to Hun
gary. 1t Is reported In political
circles In Budapest. according
to a Zurich dispatch TO the
Journal.
Austria Hungary already Is
rcconciled to the idea OF un-
conditional capitulation. says a
Vienna dispatch 70 the Frank
fort Zeitung. because Vienna
Is threatened with famine. the
authorities are powerless and
laws are no longer enforced.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
GERMAN BOY SCOUTS TO
HELP QuElL RIOTS

With the American Army
Northwest of Verdun, Oct. "a
Boy Scouts in Hamburg and
other German cities are being
armed with machine guns and
are used frequently in quelling
strike outbreaks. according to
information reaching the Ameri-
can intelligence department.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
AMERICAN PRIVATE
ESCAPES GERMANY

Berne. Wednesday, Oct. "a
The first American private SOL
dier among the prisoners In
Germany to escape is a Penn
sylvanian named (deleted) orig
inaily OF a Lithuanian family.
He has regained his regiment
In Alsace.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
ANOTHER BILLY SMITH.
Appointed Motorcycle Deputy OF stan
OF Sheriff BaeS.

Sheriff Robert p. Bass seems 70 oe
strong on "Bily" Smiths and has ap-
nointed another one to his corp OF depu-
tees. The sheriff announced Wednes,
day that he had appointed Billy
Smith as motorcycle deputy, his duties
to be the summoning of witnesses ana
the arrest of violations of the automo-
bile laws especially. Mr.. Smith per-
formed the same duties under former
Sheriff Nick p. Bush and made good
officer. Recently he has been i'll at his
home. He will assume his new duties
Nov. /. This is Billy Smith number
two the other being BILLY" Smith. the
sheriff's chief deputy. former member of
the city detective force
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-10-24
TO ALLEVIATE GREEKS

Athens, Oct. 23.--By royal decree which
was signed today subscriptions to alleviate
the condition of liberated Greek peoples
in those portions of Macedonia which have
been occupied by Bulgarian troops will
be received by commission under the
presidency of King Alexander.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09
sra SenOagsltOletOmitcen.

0aniIb 9ilt6. 8lrbl. @olrie oplp
fer i Dag, at Der oIlepeoe er beitIlt
ct b~etp0eligt Antal al DC M Sef
tier, boiltet 10 glroer aomiteen.
st Smfte al De oanife 9eftier ior
Wellemflasien er fproigt for Ell
.Sio iioen og ienOes no, iaa mart
8eltilIinger inoIsber. Oerinroo be
flaqer bna0e 9atbl. 9oiiie % SEQ,
miteen at futile meooele, at De til.
'Ioarenoe 2eftier pad @ngelif eno.
mn fife err at fan. Gen Veafro -
|of pore 8rGIter = ion bar paata-
|qet ia @trbeioet at ooeriPtte Sef.
|tterne, bar fflrfiet os Sang pon
Sang. Oct ipnes, iom ON ban iIet
life brpoer fig ON, at ban letter
aomiteen / a1tIbe og 6inorer Ar'
.bei0et i mango Ssnoag sitoler. San
.buroe 90 bore iaa meget al Ell
.Mano, at bon enten lt6fsrer bet
.g(rbejoe, ban for ODER ct ballot aor
,IiOen poatog zig. eIler o9iaa froii-
ger iig 9eitilIingen. tSoa0 Di fan
gore oe0 bam, DeO ieg life. aomi.
teen 9er 9GrbeiOet uoen 8eoerlog al
nooen SIngs % 6or ionle0es life
.Waioler til at betale Tor OoeriptteI
fer.
Zen engelife lloqape al 8ibel6i.
itorien ior 9egpn0erflasie inas
fpr6iq ira 6orlngsblfiet - 90 2ef
tier -. st Sufte - II 9eftier-
nf 0enne BOG pon 8nnif ligger
fpr6igt / 9rpfferiet, men ri oen'
ter poa 9ldoerne bill 8illeoerne.
9isIe gla6er par lopet os isr Sui,
er enom1 life anfommen; Dog
far pi ioaet 2sfte ON, at De nil
lfon1me ! 0etl1e uge. IS Seo1 az Ell
gar Gage pil iaa bette SGite oere
/ Son0elen og blioer ien0t til allie,
ser MI inbienoer geitilIin9er.
Iii Sgn0n9sifolerne bill Som.
8 ifnl life bpre bonge ior at
antage 9eftierne og pr6oe Dem.
bar M 9lrbei6et ina bel plan
loat, at laurent SUD giper arGi-
ter, ffaf 2eftierne nof ioreligge fPrs
oige | goo 9i6, Iaa Der ingen vi.
6rpOelie blfoer.
Sermeo Sn9en anbeiaiet til Sbn'
6aasIfolerne i Sem genon.
so. ID. Semen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

&irfe" bar iaaet Ell af fine greiter
nniat peo 9rren. 0emie Me0oelelie
gap mi9 9%tnleouin9 TIL at irer1fom-
me nle0 ieIgenoe S%pergsmaal:
SoorIeoeS gaar Set meo Gen for.
ene6e 0anife 9irfes" 9eitrebeIier
for at ioa Ell nf line Preiter aniut
.Deo 9epen?
Seq nil bore GLAD ON en-, Der peo
.9eifeo, DiI uere ioa benlig at gioe
'nogIe OpIpsninger oerom i gDon-
.iteren".
@n0pi0ere: 8i lpite / n0onIfe.
ren4s iiOite Drummer lige fer iiOite
@reiioent 8oIg en- Irtifel ai Pait.
q. Z. Repe ON, at 4merifa 6ur0e
Igaa meO ! 9rigen in1oO TpIflo1O
loIo. (Seg ffaI life ber fonrnle nGr-
mere inc paa gtrtifIens SirobolO).
ISioen arigen itobre0 mellem Uni
IteO States og Gpiflon0 bar ie8
itu0ig iet efter, ON 9oit. Reoe bar
meIot fig ion friOilIi8 OeO 9Gren.
ISeg bar life oeret ioa beI0ig emo
ma at bnpe nogen MeOOeIeIie Der.
lom.
Seq tiIIaoer mig oerfor at ipsr.
lge 9r. @oit. q. g. 3eOe, ioet ie8
l5oloer mig til nGonte 9lrtifel iom
l@rltuo for mit Spergsmaal: Scum.
Sc Dc. @oit. 3eoe, life 9aoe 2pit
It'll at gaa meo Seren iom iripiaig ?
M}eo Eaf for OptngeIien.
Oeres ~erbsoi9e
I. 9ilIetborup.
9lnm. Sfal blot meOoele, at
at 5pergeren ielo bar en- Sen meo
Ii 6pren, ioa bon perionlt9 er IN
teresieret i at ie 9rniter at BORT
lSomfln0 meo. 9eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09
Gn pelOig SmIGtning.

llnite0 Stotes' Observation-Disclosures
Il oanoets igrite arigsaor ilog ale
GeforOer. lt0ferielens ger0i oil be.
Ge6e fig til oeu oaIoige SotaIium
$6, 10000, 900, npiten tire @ange
Iiaa meget iom I 1918, 9oret fsr
geroensfrigens ll0brlt0. 0ette til
I3roos for 6en ooerorOentIig itore
MalgeI paa TransportmioIer til
ISe8, en- Mangel, iom 6lep iaa me.
get iterre paa @rlno al De arao,
IIom Sroppetransporten til 5ranfri9
IitiIleoe til Sfibsforten.
5 en- nulig uoite0t Ouepiigt OBJ.
IlpIer San6esOepartementet at Der
i eflcpe @aaneOer al 9loret 1917
Ibleo ltoiert @arer Tor $5,637,007,.
142. Sntter ma Oecember-er.
porten til oct qennemluitIi9e 6e.
IIsb for De eGleDe Maaneoer, oil ben
Iiomleoe Gfsport I 9alen0eraaret
Ibelsbe iie til $6,t5t, 9O7. $50.
SnOferielen irelnoiier Ii8eleoes
oqIoige Gal, omeno Opaatigen fife
bar oeret iao itor ber iom ltofsr.
|ielen. SnoferieIen / De elleoe Roa.
neoer beleb fig til iolt $2,725,033,.
COS, iaa SnoibreGsllmmet for seie
aoret ontogelig bfioer omtrepf g.
|975437,298.
Gen iamle6e llofsriel ! aarets
|fsrIte I'll Maaneoer beIsb fia til
benbeo So, 000,OOO,0 900, 6ooraf 3d..
SOC, 100000 falot poa 5ubrifsoa.
rer. 8ioere oiier oct fla, at $3,A0O,.
600, 900 Of oenne ianrleoe Cts.
|portIum repr9ientereoe 8arer, Pom
off iii europa, fornemnelig til De
olliere6e 9anoe. S De ngonte ii
Manneoer, bleo Der fun lofert FOR
So, 275 / 9arer til Spiflato, me-
oens ser intet blep u0fsrt til o.
itriqlln0arn. Iii Storbritanien uo'
Ifsrtes for 81, 600, 900, til
|6ranfrig nor $500, Ooo,oo til
|Sytalien for $320,000,0 900, til shrs-
for 1897, 100000. De itasoi.
naoiIfe Qaltoe % Sollano iii Tor
minore emo $500, 000,0 00.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

at beoe ON SUBS aaitO. @er Oi bet,
lan bar @lt0 lonet, at oi attic Ifal
6liDe biulpne. Oct er 9eligaotl.
Den, Der trenges fiji. 8eroen tre1.
ger til % penter otter Sllnger al
Slo, iom @1O5 Plano bar tenot.
% naar De tonnmer, Ioo Ifnl oct
.fen0es, 9pao Oaoben betp0er, at Den
er GipSmeooeIeIie, % at oi pe0 Den
.er fonme / Sanniun0 me0 Quo. %
Der trGnges til ct lebetoe 8iones.
Ibpr0 ON, bua0 9lo0et betpoer, Def
I@llos Sens 9loo, ser re1Ier fra
al SDnO % 9iOer Observation-Disclosures
6reo, oct 9Ioo, ser flpOer be0 Roo.
oerborOet o. qsr port 9io iritgtbart
oa rigt. 9nar oct Ifer meo SUBS
0fenigbeo, ifal nof alt anoet flare
lite, % oo Ifal oct ofie fig, at Dor
Gro er oct, Der pinoer Seir. Gen.
mem Oroet, Oaoben og Ra0oeren
Ipil Seitis toge Sfiffelie / os. %
0a er ser Seir / port 9ierte, SER
ooer Spno og 0so og ooer euSenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

OF a8onife / @merifa" bar Oi
for nogen Iii iioen mo0taget femte
og iiette &efte at anoet 8ino. no
gioet of 6. &asmusien Gom., Qtin.
neapolis. Ser er life iaa tort an.
oct at iige ON De fo~religgenOe Sci
ter, emo at De er 6ortigttelien al,
|6oa0 Der er fortalt i De foregoa-
|en0e. Ser er fortolt ON Oanife
Ibe6 MoorbeaO, So., = oeO Rllt-
Lamb, Sllmbolt go, Sn. , 8es
Moines, Sa., - 0anffe 9Infs
I@rope, 6ree6orn 60, 0tim.,
i og omfring @eneuo % @ilenooIe,
.Minn., = / og mnfrfng Sleepp
,gpe, 0eim., Oanife ueO
'oeo @fbon, 60. Oof., Siborg,
0of., - 9anffe DeO 3aoep,
j 9incoln, 96ebr,
I@eeping @ater, Gdis Co. 9tebr. j.,
= RinfbalI 60, 3cbr., Gan
fife / 9itoington, Wih., Bic
SonnIbip, Maion 60, 0fih.,
Spol6ing og 8omers, Wtid, =
9onffe i @itbee. gaih., - 40
|fonpille, @is., peo Clinton,
'Roafs 60, isis, - 9anife oeo
Cortland, De Galb 60. 81,
NcNabb, <tnam 60, 81,
.@eneIeo. SenrD 60, ST..
Get er 6rl9ten al ct flittigt %
omfatten6e gamlerarbei6e, FER 10.
religger, og oct er BET beoite ri
bar / ben Getnine, iaa Oct or pei
oRr0 at un0eritstte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09
yriterne bcOer for 6reO.

2onoon, 7. San. 5 boer eneite
&irfe i belle oct britdife aiae ihti.
De Der / @oar taffes Ior, bono De
brittle 8anben bar u6iert ior sri.
% beoes ON, at 8rigen mart
maatte Dnre forbi. 9ette bIeo oDer.
I6olot FER al 5oert eneite airteiom.
iun0. 9onoons 9or0niaior ogS6er.
rtifer Dor | ct. 9anls a%at6e0ral.
firfe. 5 airferne mgote 5olOater,
ion bar bianme meo 8ermisiiou;
Ger BAR o8iaa omerifauife Sol0ater
9iifopen / Qonoon, Tom prn6i.
fe6e / ct. @auls aat5c0raldrte.
io96e 81. a.:
o6eis Der er noaet, ION er ob.
iiffert M, ioa or oct bet, at
6anoIe0e rigt9t oa ben
/ 9liiguit 1914 opaao fin trp9ge
.Stiaing 6iemme og faiteoe ii8 mo
/ 6en blooige Scamp. gi bar bait
.Sorger OF Tanrer, men SOrgcn
bar nobel % Goarerne par Stolt.
Eaarer, ON 6e emo ogiaa
bar Sorgcns Saarer."
Otter at 6aoe rot oe brittle
N1enos % apin6ers Opoirelier
o. 6eltemoo ioaoe 9iifopn.:
.0ao os / Gag taffe @il6 for, at
ben itore Nngt / @eiten or fommet
inc i arieen."
3 @aar blep allie Snlooner bolot
9oilfet bar ibrlte @ane,
Iioen arigen beepnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09
00r OberDnanei 8trbfn.
(en 8rqoifen al 9iifop 2nOpigs
5n0ienot.)

8fIfop 2uomigs preOifeoe no
ira ct Orb ] So5unnes' 9reO 8.
aopitel ON, at oen friitne Gro bar
punoet Seir ooer geroen. 8i gen.
qiOer SobeoinobolOet:
Oct par SeirstOner, Der leo I
ben Solme, nj nil lang. Soalaoes
funoe pore 8pore ipnge, oa ben
itore gpffelie par gaaet ben ooer
oanoet. Ga 61pOe Serren beleat 1T
Rolf, oa geatten par bleoen til Utor'
oen. Get bar ogIaa 2ouiangstoner,
Der 100 gennem oct Oro, ni berte al
9lpoltelen Sobannes. Der ltoo:
u9or Gro bar oueruunoet geroen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09
%aOiisterne til 5rsO.

Der tales ON 5reo o9 foreilans
5re6, men er Der lloiigter til at fou
@noe paa 4pigen Og faa OirfeIig
6reo I no9en npr 6remti02
D3ltligt, Greoen fan TONNE, i6r
pi oenter oct, men ga fomnler Den
10 u6en ll0iigter til Ben pao 5or,
Merfelbgt = oct oar Epiferne,
Der life biloe 6oIoe 5reo, og oct
er Spiferne, Der MI at og til fore-
ilaor eaer benitilIer at be1pn0e
5reOsumoerbanolinger.
Ger er cen 8ing, bi hlaa lngoe
til, olIe ri, JON er me0 /
arigen: 9DIferne begDn0te ari8en
meo set gnife at erobre, o9 De
at De flnoe erobre en- 6el
Gel at ben eori8e geroeu (oet er
Ger geDiier nof for), og iaa Ipnge
bette @anb life gtfppe6e, talte Dc life
ON 6reo. Ufeh on be begDnote at
ina en- 4nelie ON, at ll0iigterne til
5eir for oeres gaa6en life BAR Dioe'
re IDIe, beggnOte oe at eioe 6reos.
0enitiIlin9er.
N1en olorig 6or De billet giDe
,5reosbetingelIer. Get er ON at gre
If iaa 5reosforbnnolinger / Sang,
mems Sc enomu bolOer en- bel Del
fremmeO OmraaOe beiat, iaa De fun.
be 6ape lloiigter til at Hippo ppl
ira 4rigen.
SpIfernes elIer Gentralmagternes
'ioIte Jorisg gnar no paa at fda
Sprfreo meo Muslano. Os
,et fpntes til at begpnoe meo, iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

Sbel6p @ollntp, Sa., pinOer as.
De @ors Stag. l1n0er 4. Os. mel
Oes ira &arlon, Sa., at &eo. @e-
orge 3. Chambers, 6ormano for
GS0e aors | S6elbp goluntp, bar
mo0taget ct Telegram ira $. 8.
9Ders, Oes Wtoines, boori meooe-
les, at SbelbD County i 6orbolO
til jim 9efolfl1nlg bar iire Brocent
flere Heoe 8ors Meolemmer emo
noget orOet County / Staten SO.
ipo. 0ette betDoer, at SbeIbp SO.
proftiif talt bar ounoet bet tore
ameritanite SflfeTloe, iom 8uoer-
1isr 9aroings 9ltitrlI, Mtrs. 8. 6.
.@nr0ing, 6ap0e Iooet at gioe Oct
.Gotntp, Ser inotil Mti0nat 0en 81.
8ecember bapoe De fleIte Oteolem-
nler in%0ifreoet. Ser bemerfes, at
Sbel6n SO. teller mango SDIf-
9mertfanere, o9 oe loo fig ioa 9oOt
JON ale tegne iom Me0lemmer.
: Der ifulOe pel alorig pere iagt
.5DIf. / Steoet for 8onIfs Amerifa-
mere? 5 boert Sab er S5eIbn So,
Sn., befen6t for tit itore 9lntaI
.8unIf 4Amerifnnere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

en- 5lgl / Saan0en. Ser ital
meooeIes nogle Sn angaaen0e boao
man fan nente al en- Ssnleflof I
8oggaar0en. @nboer 9sne bsr pro-
oircere 10 8piin 9gg 0et ferite Aar
fom pofien Ssne. Ssnfefloffen
en- gaggaaro bsr beitoa al min0it
10 9ens. 9oer iaa0an Slot Oiloe
iaaIeoes proouoere 100 0atiin g@g,
Der efter oen fonierootiue gris al
% Gents pr. 9ltiin piIoe blibe
$25. Men oe 100 9qtin 9@g er
p9r6 mere emo $25, ierli9 foroi
De foreger 2an6ets gro0ltftion al
6soeoarer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

Omfring ID forifeIDi9e &irfeiom-
fhtn0 er for 3ioen optaget Of en-
9ampagne for at inOiantle gi0rag
til @euiiohsfono for 0eres uotiente
@ruiter. &eligigie 9e0ere mener,
at oette mart oil piie Ell itor 5or-
.beoring i 5or6oIoene, i0et flere un-
&c M910 oeroeo oil opmtntres til
at ore fig til 9raitegeruin9en,
naar De be6, at Sc Of airfen oil
.bIipe taget @ane poa, naor De BIZ
per gamIe % n6iIi0te. Reform.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-09

gnIt. Snnes 6. 8eterierb Gar
Ion, Sa., antooet til 6eltprGIt-
TIMBER A. San. lpies j aqgorlo
&aralo~ ira 9arl1n, 5n., at Fait.
Sones s. 9eterIen Deo Oen Dan.
Ife hut5erIfe airfe Der er bleoen
nOnpont til oarmD Chaplain" meo
Slang Iom SefonOleitnani, og ban
oil oDertage i'm npe @erning, iaa
mart Der fan fin0es en- ififfet
Mano til at ooertage Oen @erning,
ban forlaoer 1 Sarlan. Gait. Be
terIen bar p9ret Brett / 9drlmt
| omfring 5 aar, og | ben lib er
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prngtig airfebpgning er blepen op-
int.
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grpit.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-09-27
(September 20-27 October A.
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS
II RlBUTICN. a4st ~r

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Blue Earth, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Gott-
leib Abraham, Decedent.
The state of Minnesota to All per-
sons interested in the above entitled
matter: Whereas, Louise Abraham
has filed in this court her final ac-
count CT her administration of the
estate OF the above named decedent,
together with her petition praying
for the adjustment and allowance of
said final account and for distribution
Of the residue of said estate to the
persons thereunto entitled: 1t is Or
dered, that said petition be heard,
and that all persons interested in
said matter be and appear before this
court on the 18th day of October,
1918, at ten O'Clock a. m. at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House,
at Mankato in said County, and then
and there, or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard. show cause,
il any they have. why said petition
should not be granted; and that this
citation be served by the publication
thereof in The Mankato Free Press,
according to law.
Witness the Honorable Evan
Hughes, Judge of said court. and the
seal of said court, this 18th day of
SeDtember. 1918.
(Ccurt SeaD EVAN HUGHES,
Judge.
Henry NJ. Gallagher,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-09-27
Sept. 13-2O-27.
ORrER LIMITING T"'AE TO FILE
CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING
THEREON

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth, in Probate Court.
In tee Matter of the Estate of Mazda
lena Maloney, Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to John Maloney.
It Is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above nam
ed decedent may present claims
against her estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from and after the cate
hereof; and that Thursday, the 18th
day of December, 1918, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, in the Probate Court Rooms at
the Court House at Mankato, in said
County, be, and the same hereby is,
fixed and appointed as the time and
Place fer hearing upon and the cxau. :
inafion. adjustment and allowance OF
such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The Man
kato Free Press as provided by law.
Dated September 10. 1918.
probate Seal.) EVAN HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
C. F., Gilmore,
Attorney.