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New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

of an order OF Hon. John p. Cohalan :
surrogate Of the County OF New York,
Ing claims against Robert ii. Robertson,
late of the County OF New York. deceased
to present tho same. with vouchers there.
Of to the subscriber, at his place of trans.
acting business. at the office OF Tuuis a.
Bergen, his attorney. at No. 2 Rector
Street. in the Borough of Manhattan. In
the City Of New York. State of New York
on or before tho 18th day of March. 1895
Dated, New York. August 21st, 1919.
THOMAS MARKOE ROBERTSON,
TUN1s G. BERGEN, Attorney r'Es" Tor Execu.
tor. ONCE and Postoffice Address, 2
Rector Street.. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City.
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WILKINSON, ALICE srRoNo.-1N pun.
c, suance of an order Of Honorable John p
yona yyonalan, Surrogate Of the County OF Now
sons sons having claims against Alice Strong
ssnaans sMlikinson. late Of the County Of New York
ers thereof to the subscriber, at his nian.
o. tranxacting business, No. "a Wall Street
N IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
next. ~~S Va AbA"
Der. 1919. ~"' ~A SSs"'
FREDERIC De PEYsTER FOSTER.
WILLIAM A. ALCOcK. Attorney for
executor. ~ Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York
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OsTERHELD. THEODORE WIN PJR-
suance of an order Of Honorable John
New York. notice is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Theodore
W. Osterhcld, late OF the County of New
vouchers thereof to the subscriber n his
place Of transact!hg business, a. his once.
No. 36 Wall Streer. Borough Of Manhat-
tan. City of New York, on or before the
26th day Of January next.
Dated New York. the 18th day of July
1919.
PIERRE l.. LAGIER, Executor.
CADWALADER, W1CKERSHAM 4
TAFT. Attorneys for Executor. No. -
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan
City of New York;
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Of tho County of New York, NOTICE fs
HEREBY GIVEN to all persons HAVING
late of the County Of New York, deceased'
to present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers. at their place of trans
4 Son. No. 80 Pine Street in the Borour h
OF OF Manhattan, Of the City o. New York.
on nn, or before 0 tho I'd day Of February. ls2o
1912 MY ~ e's'
GEoRGD D. ROOSEVELT and
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
ROOSEVELT & KoBBB. Attornev. II,
Bxecutors. Nos. 44-46 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. Now York CITY
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LOST: FOUND AND REWARDS

LCST.-rAncy diamond bar pin on west
sido OF Fifth ave.. between 46th and saith
sta: liberal reward. Notify Mvs F. G.
Burke Jf.s 993 Park ave. Phonc Lenox
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

WADA. LUCY JOHNSON.--1N PuKST
ance o. an order OF Honorable JONI Nsx
Cohalan, a Surrogate OF tho County ci ,,sr nsr.
YORK. notice Ia hereby given to 81, ,,ottyrv IN
SON WADE, late of the County OF ,',,h ruh
YORK. deceased. to present the same is
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. ~ ia
principal place of trAnsacting business in
90 broadway. Borough OF Manhsua"' tas
tho City OF New York. on or hefore -
drst day or July next. ~,
Dated. New York. tho 18th day o' ~
cenabcr, 1912.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Temporary Administra,Tw...,s T.,s
II. A. CUSHING. Attorney for g, lat
porary Administrator. AZ Cedar S'. 'i.,f5.
Borough OF Manhattan. New fofs s'''
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F1LlN0 CLERK. about ~ years ola. ro.
qpiree state references and salary b..
Boa le7. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

of ordcl OF Hon. John P. Cohalan, q
Surrogate Of he County of New York. notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against GEORGE H. ROBINSON. late Of the
County Of New lo-k. deceased, to present tho
same with vouchers thereof to the subscrib-
the Office Of Olney & Comstock, their attor-
neys, at GO William Street, Borough Of Man
haitian, in the City of New York. on or before
the 26th day of April. 1920.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF October
1919.
RUTH ROBINSON DoNNELL.
SARAH D. ROBINSON,
oLNEY 6 coMsTocK, Attorneys u1i for ,r0f Ex.
ecutrices, Office and Postof1lce Address 50
William Street Borough of Manhattan.
New York C1ly.
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LANE. EFFIE IsABELIE-Inn -
OF an order of Honorabl. fSlisusn,s
Cohalan, a Surrogate OF fhc Gnu p
New York. notice is hereby r,vsn uaaty ..
persons having claims aesins, I" all
1sa1eis YorS Lane late of the County {, N Nss
vouchers thereof. to the suhscr;hee. h,'e with
their place OF transacting business ns a.
office of Edwards. OLoughlin & c.a =. he
their tn attorneys. at No. 20 Nassau sSap.s Stpsss,
OF New York, State of New r,' ,''e Cas
before the 1st day of July. ~, nes, va o.
Dated New York, the "a daw =,
December. 1919. uay @
LOUIS D. STANTON
EDMUND c. STANTON
EDWARDS. O'LOUGHLIN & &NccIuIon cEnnn
Attorneys for Executors, offics 'un, sl.
P. o. address, 20 Nassau Street, Ra,. rs
ough OF Manhattan. New York C,.r '''
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN o1.
honorable John P. Cohalan CSER oP
OF the County Of New York NSSgTrrosats
neaeny given TO all persons hayinr ,SE Is
County Of New York, deceassa 's.e Of tbs
lhe same with vouchers thereon ~ ~ presens
scr1oeT at place OF transacfinro me sub.
10. Izo Broadway. in the civ oussness
~ aSrk, I,,,e on or before the twentyssisUt, New
cs Dated Dated New York. the cath dav y,
SS,A, NATTER 3: DEvEREUX. IN
EDWARD M. MclLvAIN. '"'
JOHN c. TOMI1NsoN pExscutors
ior executors. Is Broad ST. "Wveorney
Al SurTogates' Court. held ;r I, City
tne County OF New York. on tha and for
OF December. in the year ono .sth day
nm l.rns hundred and nineteen. Presenm,o thousand
v,auie nst,a .'oHn r. cohalan, Surrogate. IL NON
kens; deceased. on application a. :. Vii.
yer %. Oevereux. Jr.. and Edward y, Wal
yam: sain: setting forth that they IN w, Nell,
polnted the Executors OF said "ere "e 'l.'
nn,,o .Aae a. .hey are desirous OF giyinse easse i
no.lcc 10 the creditors of said Iaoa.s such
present their Gains as is au,hos,aased 10
Iaw ana praying that the Surro,.s.-ed b.
MAKE an order directing such nj; "ould
l'sneu IN such newspapers as h. pub
i,"r necessary TO give notice to said ','eh' n'
i.ors. lots III Is ordered that said 'asu ar'1ed. Cred.
insert notice. once in each 49,. o,s.Nscu;on
months. in the New Yor,, r,h r".sh Tor Sir
! and also in the New York Tm TN. Iournsi
curing all persons having claims oase NJ
i STU uecsased TO present the sa,re esnsi ans
the vouchers thereos, to said Exscnss,' with
PLACE to be specified in such no.,ps uaors al
or pe1ore day therein mentiopaS Sse, Oh
snail De at least six months from "hch
ol the nrSt pubiication of said No, ;an 1e Gay
JOHN T. COUALAN. SurrSss
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Executors, Office and +. o. Address IL
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan, . Surro.
gate Of the County Of New York NOTICE
te hereby given to all persons hayins
% the County OF New York. deceased, Il
present the same. with vouchers therso,
to the subsci fbers. at their place Ct trans
acting business. ct the office OF MessrA
Murray. Prentice & Howland. attorneys ~
No. 81 Wall Street. III tho Borough d
Manhattan. in the City Of New York
DAY of December. 1919, next.
Ceted, Now York. tho 2Sth day Of aN
1918.
EDITH HALE HARKNESS,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

ONlEN l AL MUS Ely Ely co"u,rion. ,,n
tity bought for highest CASH appfaising q
specially: call or write. Basnajian, 80
West 46th st. Phone 610l Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

MURRAY. PRENTICE e. HoWLAND
Attorneys for Executors: once snt
r. q. Address, 81 Wall Street. Boz
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of
Honorable John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate 0,
the County of New York. NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims agains.
CHARLES II. STElNWAY, late of the COUNTY
Of New York, deceased, to present the sam.
with vouchers thereof. to the subscribers, Q,
their place of transacting business at The
office OF Solinger & Solinger. attorneys. q.
NO. 17S Broadway, in the Borough of Man
haitian, in rhe City of New York, State Q.
New York, on or before the 25th day Of
June, 1920. next
Dated. New York, the 13th day Of Decem.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Honorable John P. Cohalan. a snrrnss;.s 4
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE, ~. |"
hereby given to all persons having e,sshs 9. shs
against Virginia Purdy Bacon. late o.,ss o. ssi
the same. with vouchers thereof, 20 ~ ~.
subscriber at it's principal place OF ssis.sL sIsstL
acting business. at No 22 " :iliam S',sis,yy ci,y
Of New York. state OF New York. o.
oofero the 18th day OF December neAsm m.,
Dated. New York. the 2sth day OF ~''
THE FARMERS LOAN AND rnun
COMPANY, Temporary Administra!oe.l.. =. a.,
0ELLCR. ROLSTON 4 HoRAN. A"'i II
nsye for Temporary Administrst3"
Exchange Place. New York ".
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
SUMMONS.

-. SUMMONS.
State OF Minnesota,
County Of Brown, IS.
. District Court,
Ninth judicial District.
Joseph Seifert and Frank H. Seifert,
plaintiffs
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
k&166&&I&l&3 1S&%KITSxzN

The best results would be obtained by
tAttingssthe facilities Of the agency at the
disposal of all handicapped persons
,Ahd it's efforts will, therefore, not be
limited to those who have been re-
cAted@sIn many instances it will
Be desirable for the placement officer
to fintsHaMrary work for the appli-
cant. while the course. of training is in
progress: ss:ssz-=sss. i,
&. One. difficulty Of former days in con-
nection, With; employment Of injured
persons should; no longer be encountered.
Iit has hasasfaf 40 uncommon experience
N N tha sfor employers to refuse
80 hire sapasone who was physically
Impaired on the ground that their COM
pensation insurance rates would be
raised. Not very many companies were
guilty Of this practice, but to.put an end
to it, f9l9 legislature passed an act
making such discrimination misde-
meanor. There is, therefore, no longer
any. ground for, apprehension on the
part Of insured employers.
I. With tie uninsured it must be made
simply IA matter Of honor. to bear their
share ii the the asupposah greater hazard
I'VE say supposed eebecause there eare
10 statistics as. Yet to prove that there
isaSg greater hazard. Some recent studies
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
A NEW. I. CHANCE FOR
:. DISABLED HUMANS
DIVISION OF RE-EDUCATION AND
So: PLACEMENT OF INJURED
!: =. MEN AND WOMEN,
SKETCH OF WORK
: DONE BY THE NEW STATE
DEPARTMENT.

In letter. addressed to one of the
Review editors, Oscar M. Sullivan,
director'>of re-education of the Mime
sotas Department of Education, calls
attention to new law, passed by the
last legislature and known as Chapter
365, Laws of 1919, which should prove
very interesting to every working man
and woman in the state, as it provides
re-edueation. and placement. to injured
persons. For this reason. we quote
from Mr.. Sullivan's letter and also give
in full the contents ofa little pamphlet,
issued by his division, for the benefit
Of our readers. " F..
Plan of the Work.
The plan of the work is to offer re-
.eesucsFien and placement to all persons
who AaVe been disabled either by injury
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10

| OF disease,s from following their former
Occupation" writes Mr.. Sullivan. "The
only qualification is that they must
have been residents Of the State of Mime
sofa at the time the disability was in
cured. We treat each case separately,
find the most suitable training and ar
range a contract for course, paying
for the same out of the, divisions appro-
priation. .-e.:., q. .s Z
If, at any time, you learn of persons
who have suffered impairment which
prevents them from returning to their
former occupation, we should be very
glad if you would advise US of their
names and addresses. We will then get
in touch with them and do our utmost
TO bring about rehabilitation
Should there be any unfortunate peo-
pie in New Ulm and vicinity, who are
not able to. follow their accustomed oecu-
patton, due to an injury or disease, the
Review will he glad tor assist them in
getting in. touch with the Division of
ERe-education of the Minnesota De
partment Of Education, or they or their
relatives or friends can take the matter
up with Mr.. Sullivan, We quote as
follows from the pamphlet referred to
above:
Object Of the Work.
This is a work which the State under
takes for civilians in order to do for
them substantially%aWhat. the United
States Government has. BEEN doing for
injured soldiers and sailors: Every per-
son prevented by physical handicap
from earning a livelihood is a financial
loss to the state, and. twas felt there
fore, that the public interest required
that such persons be interested as prompt
ly. as possible in occupations which were
within their possibilities and that after
Ebeing trained, employnptrbe found for
them. To this end the division; Of re-
education and placement Of injured per-
sons has been established as a branch, Of
the. state department ;Qi education and
in close cooperation with the state
department. Il Of labor. and !: industries.
The scope Of the ilaWs is broad. It's
benefits are not conined to persons: in
jured in compensation industries, d1Nlas or
even those injured in industry in general.
It includes those who have suffered in
street or home accidents as we'll as these
who have suffered in farm accidents
or railroad accidents: In In fact, to-. be
eligible for re-training it. is .:not even
necessary that the disability shall be the
result. OF an accident. The law; covers
also those who have suffered loss or loss
of use Of a member ,as a<ressult Of disease,
The sole restriction is that. the applicant
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
Order For Hearing t1'e; ring. Guardians 40

Vi sSN count. S:
State 9fMinhesota,,G 'E'&S
County Il BrpwnM IS,
In Probate Court, .i
g In the Matter..s;pffthe Guardianship
of Ella Buggerti MInor.
On reading and; filing the Petition OF
Charles Kuehlbach, Guardian OF Ella
Buggert, the above named Minor;
1t is Ordered, ipurslsent TO the prayer
OF saidS;P Petitioner, thatAAs ttitne be fixed
for examining and allowing his account,
that said account be examined and Pc
tition heard byfthet&}uage sof this Court
on the 9Th hday.of April 1920, at 70 o'clock
in the forenoon of athAt+a day. atsthc Pro-
bate Office in saih County. !. y; 3
And. It: is Further aQlrEdered, that
public; notice: be' 20 given sto,s an persons
Interested g5f. the: Zine and &place5o Of
examining ssaia ,atceuist, obyH nblishing
9 copy OF this order: Il the New Ulm
Review,,a weekly NEWSPAPER prin nted and
published at 5NeHsl in saids County,
at least once in each week for three sue
cessiveisweeks7 prior to said day Of such
hearlng.9 :aGa ::,:.ax-....yd. bis :stitI .
isat Dates at i NeX 9S9d ,plms ss the sth day Of
Mafea 1conrf AM ssaH l92y; :Wus j: Mf1sTuER.
Adv, 102i2;' 'sS'' . S tsJ5tdse @Uf4Probate.
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
through workmen's compensation ii
= Ir-rf = fpsrt5's = !.
- .--~..,<. ,<.zstf--;i...,-.Sr.-e =. -
!EAssE Es1EVIE

through workmen's compensation in
surance rates and providingsa penalty i:
Section l.. No. person; partnership,
association or. corporation, or their
agents Or. employees writing workmen's 5:
compensation insurance in this state
shall make or charge any rate whieh
discriminates against the employment
by the insured Of any person who is
physically handicapped by reason Of
loss. or loss OF use OF any. member due to
accident or other cause
Sec 2. Any person, partnership,
association or corporation, or their
agents or employees, Offering, q rate of
compensation insurance forbidden BY
section of this act shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor:
Sec g.. Whenever any company or
its agents or employees shall have been
convicted Of a: violation Of this act,
such fact shall be sufficient cause for the
cancellation Of its license by the CON-
missioner of.insnrance. .
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage. i
Approved April 90, 1919. y
3 Location Of Activities. j., =
E Applications FOR. education, should
be made at the Office ofa the director,
-depar tn1ent Of education, Historical So.
sciety Building, st. Paul.
Applications for employment should
be made to the placement officer at the.
free employment bureau Of strhie itaii depart
ment Of labor and industries, 34ss. Mime
sofa Street, Saint Paul. --- s.
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
flows This ?.

We oheF Sl00.00 for any case Of catarrh
that cannot be cured BY HALLS
CATARRFi MEDEGINE. - s.f
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE, is tak-
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
Sold by druggists Tor over fcsty years.
Price 75c. Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney e. Co. Tolaoo. Ohio. 4
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
t:. lscH.E AIt. O. Y:HF'..NE
Order Te sho!w eaAse::ss On; Filing
e+oto + Pstition sf;s ta sslI S! ha4nas { 4aass5

q: .|s,-fi.f His :Ie5' y:aF -, : ....
st,to I Pstitien Sf;asss1t t9 ssll hana' lti7',5
tasn County " OF OF '1'lTs's BroWii. gs:,
In Probate Court, =
Special 'T1serfn, March cfhf1sttsffi SUI; 1920.
In the; Matter ofsthes EstnIe4ef George
Jelden; "Dsoeased;5 ~ 81 4 ;s:eF sid Z
+ On reaSing Sssnd filing the .Petition Of
Alfred W :: sMuellesysxA Administrator, set
ting, forthfithe amount asn Of personal estate
that has ;!c0me. into hisS hands, the dis
position thereof, and how Inurfl remains
undisposcd Of, the amount CT debts
outstanding. against said deceased, rs
far as4aA ned: the
legacies Unpaid, and a description of all
the real estate, excepting the home
stead ottNhich said deceased>d seized,
and the condition and Yalue"of the re-
spective portions or lots thereof: the per-
sons interested in said estate, with their
residences; and prayif1gs that license be
to him g,granted to sell, the real estate
described under: contract for Deed in
said petition at private sale, And it
appearing by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate in: the hands
Of. said administrator, To pay said debts,
lcgacics or expenses, to sell all aof. said
real estate, as described in aid con-
tract fof deed attached to said petition.
1t is therefore. Orderedy Shat all per-
sons Interested in.:saitfal estate appear
before this Court :.on. Tuesday the 9Th
day Of April, 1890 at l0 o'clock A. NJ,
at the Court I1oiise' III the City or New
Ulm, in said County, then and there
to shou cause: 4ils, ai1y2:sthere be- why
license. should mot, be granted: TO said
Alfred W: Mueller, Administrator to
sell the real ESTATE Of said DECEASED as
shall be*necessary to- pay such debts,
legacies Or axnengesss 49,; ss2f,;e@ $50 .:3o.r
l. And Il is ElsHther 0rdsaredss d. that this
order shall .bG pnblishssd IS once ,j in each
to said 'aay Of hearing; IN the New Ulnj
Review;:a; weekly ,lewspapertprinted and
published at New Uln1 in said County.
Dated at New Tim, Mimi, this Sth
day of March A. D. 1920.
:-s*5 -s= Blythe: Court s.:l -:= := = !: -
{Court sSedll7J ll7J-]:sss'eT NVN B. NfaTHE1Rs,,
Adv. 1912. Judge Of Probate.
,5.:g i-xs2ss. L. ,st ,4lasaHA-e
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10


Werner Boesch, Pauline Wohringer,
Gustav Lene, Mo1itz Jacob, Joseph
Bier, The unknown heirs Of all de-
PENDANTS herein, also all other persons
unknown claiming any right, title,
| estate, interest Or lien in the real
estate. described in the complaint
herein, 49,. a.. Defendants:
The State OF Minnesota, to the abov We
named Defendants -..-1
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled: action,
which lis fled in the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of the Ninth
judicial District in and for the County
|;of Brown and State of Minnesota, and
Ito SERVE: q copy of your. answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
Office in the City Of New Ulm, in said
county, within twenty days after the
service -. Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day OF such service;
and If you fail to answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to The
court for the relief demanded il The
complaint. '''':''. =, E.., :.
ALFRED ". MUELLER, 7
= Attorney for Plaintiff, !
New Ulm, Minnesota,
NOTICE OF LIS PFNDENS III
State Of Minnesota,
County of Brown. S..
District Court, -
! Ninth Judicial District.
Joseph Seifert and Frank H. Seifert
Plaintiffs
Werner Boesch, Pauline Wohringer
! Gustav Lene, Moritz jacob, Joseph
| Bier, The unknown heirs Of all de-
i'G*fendants herein, also all other persons
unknown claiming any right, title
estate, interest or lien in the real
estate described in the complaint
herein, Defet2nants
! Notice is hereby given, that an action
has been commenced in this court by
the above named plaintiffs against the
above named, defendants for. the pur-
pose Of determining any adverse claim,
! estate, interest or lien in and to the
real estate hereinafter and in the COM
plaint> described, claimed by said de-
| PENDANTS, or either Of them, and to have
the sanae adjudged void; also to have
said defendants and all persons OF
parties claiming under or through then,
forever barred from claiming and from
any and all claims, right, title, estate
interest or lien in and to the said rea
estate or. any part thereof adverse tt
the plaintiffs herein and to have sale
plaintiffs adjudged to be the owners III
| fee simple and entitled to the possession
Of said premises and real estate, and tt
have *the title thereto forever quietec
in the plaintiffs, their heirs and assigns
/ The premises affected by said actor
are, situated in the County OF. Brown
and State Of Minnesota: and: are de
|sribed as follows,
! Lots Number Five (5) and Six (6
of Block Number One Hundred ane
Eighty-sevens $50 North Of Cente
Steet-in the City of New Ulm, accordin,
to the plat Of said City on file and 0
record in the office of the Register Q
/ Deeds in andsfor the County of Brow
and State OF Minnesota.
/ Dated March End, 1920.
i III ,..... ALFRED W.. MUELLER
!. Attorney for Plaintiffs,
New Ulm review., 1920-03-10

I5E gti :.
Order or Hearing Proofs .soff Will.
State dhinnesota; VA
Count3.<ef Brown. IS, assj 49,;
In Probate Court,
Special Term, Feb. 23rd, l92O.A g.
In he Mattels5 of**3he aEstafehd Mar
garethe2Fvsssaeeyy, peceesyS TBmS =9s<s
Wherea9, ! an ipstrun,eatx ia ysziting
purportihg to b6S Il III Ilast VIII ahd tesla
,nent Of tt5i; III satetof Said
county, has been delivered to this Court
And Wheres lAnton Fussns :haz
filed theEe#ithahiH petition, representing
among aother .thizgS that saia Maacga-
rctha Fussner died in said county on the
18th aagsof Feb, \. D. 1915 tgsssate anG
that JOS. 4. Eckstein The executor nance
in said last Z; will and testament
is deceased and praying that. Said in.
strurent may BE. admitted to :probate
and that letters Of Administration with
the Will annesed ,c t5 Antor Fussne'
issued thereor;':'s !, gE1j i;1'>>
1t is<S1 Ordered. that the proofs Of sale
instrument and the said petitiolI*be hearc
before this Court, at the Probate office
in the Court House, in the CitySbf New
Ulm, In said County, on the 22nd day O
MarchzA.<D. 1920, at 10 O'Clock IN tht
forenoon, Wilena aH:concerned may appear
and contest 'the probate OF said ,instru
ment.:;;@@EE''5S 81 >>.-<<@.%%:t, :.nE:*zs.1z: III
| And It is FURTHER Ordered, that public
notice. Of the time and pEtice of sal,
hearing he>given:'te all persons interested
by pullicatioalEof*a a copy Of, this orda
for thraes successive weeks previous t
said daNhof hearing in the New Uln
Review, ivieekly ,4,ewspaperprinted ant
published<>;:at the .city 2of NewaUlm il
said county. .I>%-1 & :ls,z4T
IT, ; ziS1'By the Court,
, Court sestl91s.s zWMsB. NftATHER,
| Adv. S-10:.:ilj'!H.--E&+ Judge of Probatt
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