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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
XVII. Requiescat in pace.
(Odpocivej V pokoji.)

Druhy den venovan byl vaz-
ne a svate 'povinnosti. Padlf vo-
jfnove byli pohrbeni ma bojisti
a skoro ma tom samem miste,
kde vypustili bojovn6ho sveho
ducha.
Vsichni, vyjma Alberty a Wit
toria.
Vojini nasi pocit'ovali povip
most, re pro oba vyhledavati
must zvlastni misto nejake, tax
ably ona vecny spanek svuj
spati mohla vedle toho, pro
nejz lila a "a n6hoz Sc byla o.
betovala.
Proto, kdyz vsichni padli by
Ii pohrbeni, vyzvedli ODE mrt-
voly ma vojensky WIZ a zavezli
ma stary, .opusteny venkovsky
hrbitov, vzdaleny asi tri mile
oc haze ma ceste k pevndstce
w, kde plukovni kaplan
cetl mad jich hrobem pohrebni
rec, pri niz mnohe oko Sc zaro-
silo.
Elfie plakala usedav6 a j
Wing, jemuz pohrbeni obou
mrtvol dano na starost, nemohl
potlaciti sve pohnuti obcas
setrel S tvare bohatou slzu.
Poranenf ulozeni V ambulan-
ci nehou a peel co nejvetsi a
pod silnym pruvodem jizdy o.
deslany do W
Kdyz vSe to obstarano, po-
myslel plukovnik Rosenthal ma
to, ably vyhov6l vroucimu prani
Elfie a dopravil il pax ma vlak
Ijedoucf do Washingtonu. Gin
drive Sc tax stale, tim l6pe by
10 pro neho, nebot' mohl pax o.
kamzite vydati Sc ku pronasle-
dovani Moncka, posledniho 2
nebezpecneho trojlistku vudcU
guerillskych.
Proto hned ma druhy den z
rama naridil svemu poboGniku
Wingovi, ably vybral Cetu nei-
spolehlivejsich muzu, ktera CO
Gestna straz doprovodila by Ell
fl a kaZatele Simonse na zelez-
nicni stanici drahy Washington
ske.
Vse to provedeno t'astne.
Vsichni dostali Sc Ma stanici
dlouho pred odjezdem vlaku a
musili tn vyckati pTijezdu Via
l1u. Stanice ia stala tesne pr
obydli jednoho fa1mare, ienz
nahodou tn dlel od nehoz FL
fie zvedela .dozvuky osudneho
onoho pikniku.
Starry farmar vypravel il, ze
potom, kdyz guerillove prchli,
zanechavse vyletniky na vrsku,
spechali tito posledni dolu k
pristavisti, ably po s.6m parnl-
cku vratili Sc co neidfive do
" ashingtonu.
Prijdouce k upati vrchu a
pflstaviSti, shledali S hruzou,
re lod'ka jejich byla oloupena
o vse cenneho a co dalo Sc cd
nesti a pax navT'tana a potope-
ma.
Nest astnym vyletnlkum ne
zbgvalo mic jineho, nez capati
zpet do vrchu a ulehnouti pod
sirym nebem TAX, jak Sc dalo.
K smrti znaveni, hladovi a
zimou polostuhli nastoupili ma
druhe rano cestu ku stanici
Point of Rocks, kde museli ce-
kati IA pfijezd vlaku dc Wash
lrgtonu.
Pfemenou satsIva nasie0-
KEN vsech tech svizelu stala Sc
u Mich TAXA banda otrhancu, re
kondukter vlaku nechtel "a
zadnou cenu pustiti ie do ya-
gonu. do nejZ dostali Sc teprVe
az kdyz dokazali, kdo a co
jsou a jakym spusobem prisli
do neblahe tie posice.
Elite vypravovani tomu ma
slouchala velkym zalmem q
Ma konec otazala Sc.
"A CO staio Sc onIm rane
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DrObre
Oznaanlky
HLEDA Sc:

ZE STARE VLASTI prijeta
divka hleda sluzbu V radne
ceske neb slovenske rodine.
sc V els. 9318 Dunlap z
Il. 93. ul. 1-25
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NABlDNUTf X SNATKU

Zdravy muz, 80 rokh star,
s dobrym zamestnanfm, ma
sledkem nedostatku znamosti
mini sc seznamiti divkou
neb bezdetnou vdovou ga pri-
cinou snatku. Poctive minene
nabidky, mozno-li s podoben-
kou, Zaslete do adm. "Sveta"
pod znackou "Znamost".
1-25
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Zajata nevesta.
RomGn ve styrech dilech cd pi D. E NJ southworhov6
Pro "Domacnost" prelo2n Hugo Chotek.
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mem praniceho?"
''Oh, ano!" rychle odpovedel
stary farmaf. ooh, ano, jeho
poraneni bylo dosti osklive a
vazn6. Prinesli jej sem ma sta
rych vereji vyrazenych dve-
rich, dali jej ma vlak a zavezli
do Washingtot1u".
"Myslite - domnivate Sc -
re byl poranen nebezpecne.?"
skoro bez dechu tazala sc Ell
fie.
We'll, myslim, ia myslim, re
byl. Mel roZbitou lebku".
ooh, nebesa. Doufam pew
ne, ze sc mylite re poraneni
nebylo tax vazne. Doslechl -
zvedel jste pozdeji neco o
nem?" vyzvidala Elfie zadosti-
We.
"No, miss, ia od te DOLBY ne
slysel 0 mem ami jedineho slo-
va vice. Byl vasfm pribuz-
nym?"
"Oh, ne - jen dobry znamy.
A ia rada bych vedela, co stalo
Sc $ MIN napotom.
We'll, nejste-h jeho pfibuz-
ma, aniz jinak rim uzce spo-
jena, mohu yam rici hplnou
pravdu. ia nemyslim, re pre-
stal ono poraneni. Byl ranen
prilis tezee a. lebka jeho byla
rozbita jako stary dzban. ,Kro-
NE toho pax iezel tu po celou
noe bez pomoci a lekarskeho o.
setfeni. Kdyz pTinesli jej sem,
byl dpln6 bezvedomi my ne
vadeli, je-li ziv, nebo mrtev. A
rpotom nastala TIL dlouha costa
dc Washingtonu. Jiz Ia mohla
jej usmrtiti. Vse bylo proti ne
mu - a on piece byl clovicek
tax malT - pravy to pidimu-
xix, nebo "PaleGek", sjak liti
Ijej V bachorce. Vezmu-li vse to
Y uvahu, nemyslim, re ranu
svoii prezil'', koncil farmar.
ooh, MIN! Mily, drahy
MIN! Use to jen k vuli mne!
mne. Je-li mrtev, pukne mi srd
ce bolestil Wins ze tomu bude
taxi" zvolala Elfie, Ionic ru-
kama a placfc.
"Slecno Fielding. pravil NY
nj mlady pobocnik Wing, "ze
y&eho, co ia vim, soudim, ze
mlady muz ten neni mrtev. ia
ko zajatci handy majora Mon
cka dostal Sc mi do ruky jeden
casopis, V nemZ projednavala
Sc praye tato zalezitost a po-
drobne popsan nest astny vysle
dek dotycneho vyletu. Mezi il
nym podana zprava i o hrdin-
skem Sc drzeni mladeho Nina
d tu podotknuto, re ranen byl
sice velmi vazne, nikoliv ale
smrtelne. Dejte pozor tedy:
yazne sice, nikoliv ale smrtel-
ne. A clanky, nebo zpravy vel
kgch nasich casopisu byvaJi
malokdy prehnane. LIE mfti
proto zcela urcite Ia to, ze mia
dix omen neJen zije posud, ale
Ze Sc uzdravi take.
ITO je pravda, pane poboc-
niku ia doufam pevne, ze sc
nemylite", pravila Elfie, stira-
JIG 81 size oci. "Je V tom, CO
jste uvedl, mnoho nadeje, ia
bych ale radeji mela uplnou
jistotu o TOM.
"Te dostane sc VAN, jak pew
ne doufam, liz "a nekoIik ho-
din. Wax bude zde o seste a
odtud dostanete Sc dc Washing
tonu pred desatou", tesil j
Wing.
Pohostinna zena farmarova
byla mezitfm pfipravila tax do
brou veceTi, jak Sc jen ma ry-
chic dalo k jake skromne pro
stfedky jeji stacily a vsichni
kvapne pojedli.
Byl jiz nejyySsl cas-, nebot
Wax primal Sc ' urcitou dobu
2 Wing usadil Elfii na nejpo-
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Roman

Bvlo, TO, lrezounk6 dite heb
ke, sametoy6 ,temet pleti. hnH
dych, zafivtch ocek a ternych
.kuceravych WASH
Billy krajkovany kabatek .
.alcsamitu svedcil o tom, ze mu-
81 byti ditkem rodicu zamoz-
nych. Nekricelo nahlas, jake
cini mnoho jinych deti. Size
tekly il bohatym proudem po
I'tvari, plakala, ale tise velice
litostve.
Eta mali6ka sc .asi ztratila, ;"
myslel 81 lined Keene, roz-
hlednuv Sc po prazdn6 prosto-
ire. t'Nedbala nektera chtva ii
nejspise ztratila."
Miloval male ditky a zejme-
ma male divenky, neb ty no pa
n1atovaly vzdy ma vlastni jeho
zemrelou dceruSku.
Obratil sc tedy X devcatku a
veln1i laskave ma ne promluvil.
eco rest malicka. Nemrzes
Inajiti cestu domu?"
nevcatko vrhlo ma neho po-
hled polobazlivy, poloradost-
ny.
PAX isouc V detske sve my
sli uspokojeno, pravilo:
"Oh prosim, vemte mne
doml z
""Aalo, malitka. to chci." pra
EvilK eere ;isskays. sKsle jest a.
le tvflj .demov? Mdses mi to
rici?"
Divenka Sc nan dfvala usfze-
nym okem pravila:
ITO nevim. Hiedala jsem no
jiz, nemohla jsem no ale najit.
A ia Sc tax boiim.'
A pax pravou d6tskou u
primnosti dodala:
"A nam take takovy hlad.
JeSte iscm ami nesnidala. Oh,
prosim. doved'te mne domu."
"To chci. ma draha, ien iak
lvynajdu, keIe to lest. Rekni mi
napred, jak sc imenuics?"
mora.
"Nora - jak ieste?"
Mora Howard"
"A jaky Jest nazev ulice, V
lniz bydlis? jest to ulice, anebo
| Avenue. Muzes mi to rici?"
Zakroutila smutne hlavin-
kon tainy keene hledel pax
IvSclikymi otazkami vyzv6det q
]ni aspon pTiblizne polohu do
/ nova jejiho neb .iejich pratel.
| Odpovidala ma otazky ty do
sti dobre, peknym, zvonivym
lSvvm hlaskem, re vyZv6del
Itak, ze bydlela V dome. je-
hoz oxen byla vyhlidka ma
/ 'lpark.
| Krasnc tv zahony kretinovG
byly il paddy do Okla. &c wynn
| kla Sc z dozoru chuvy, vysla
ven, chtic Sc ien podivat z bliz
| ka ma kv6tiny a pax Ease be-
| yeti zpet.
/ Sla ale dale, nez jak zamy-
slcla vlastne. Cesticky V par
| ku jsou pravvm labyrintcm a
tax SO stale, ze ztratila cestu
zpatecni.
i Domov jeji byl skryt, &c ne
Ibvlo no mono odtud videt a
tax uscdla divenka a plakala
az il priscl Keene ku pomoci,
i "Vsak ia najdu tvuj domov
"a til minuty malinka," pravil
Tx nj Keenc. laskave il hlad6 pc
\ vlasech. "Myslim, be jiz VIM
kdc jest. rojd', podej mi ruku
n budemc no hledat.'
! (Vzpomn6l 81, ze sci kolem
brady pcknych dcmu ma druhf
strane, 2 nichz byla vyhlidka
na park. Y jednom tech beze
ysi pochyby divenka ia bydle,
: la.
Podala mu ruku a ubirali sc
I parkcm spolu. Aisi "a tri minu'
,Ity iiz dosli k rade .,.domu tech
pcknych, yystavenych bile
: he kamene a obklopenIch Ia
+, | II-,r,;
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PRIJME Sc zena neb diyka
ma domaci praci do triclenn6
rodiny. Haste sc els. 1929
Sackett Ave. ?
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PRIJMOU Sc solicitori,
ldvojnasobte sve sluzne neb
mzdu, pracujice nami We va
Sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup.
ply Co., 5817 Broadway. !?
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pELECAIESEN

da. pr tribe $500 ryune. HEa-
ste sc V elsie 1905 klnsman
PAad 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS
10 OPEN SOON.

Mrs. Henry Could has been appointed
bog the local chapter Of the American
Etd cross as chairman OF the sales
committee % sponsor the sale OF all
Red Cross Christmas Seals In the city
This season the funds from which viii
80 o. aid tuhercular patients through
ont the state
Committee Tor the distribution and
sale ~ these stamps NJ various places
of business over the city will be- ap.
pointed hy Mrs Gould within a few
days and tho names will be published
boz these columns.
Potter County has In the pas, always
heartily endorsed this movement and
The people have bought very generously
~ these seals placing them on their
Christmas packages and correspond
cucc. The seals were gotten up In a
most attractive manner last year. hut
those to De- placed on the market this
wear are f,r more attractive and Will
express the spirit NJ the season where
ever they are found
Everyone knows thai IA. Texas
State Public Health Association has
ukcn mrry measures 20 combat pnd
stamp out tuberculosis IN Texas Sixty
per cent ~ gl proceeds collected from
the snlr uf these stamps will remain
here in Potter County and viii be de-
voted 90 thp aid M tubcrcular patients,
as well as educational purposes while
90 per cont viii De- sent to the state
organization at Austin. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
Mrs. T.. j. SOWDTR
INTERTAINS PRlCiI.l.A CUE

Among the womon's clubs that have
recently been organized, was the
pt#cilh club. the organization Of which
took placc az the home " Mrs. y. j.
sowder ON 1903 Fillmore street, Thurs
day afternoon. Nov. 2.
During the business meeting the
member. voted a. meet every Thursday
afternoon from 3 to . o'clock, and Il
yas d.ridad that the next meeting
should he held M the home of Ms g.
a Eurk on 1919 Buchanan Street
Following the business session, sew
mr was INDUCED in and before the
members departed, refreshments were
served ,o the following Mcsdames +.
o. Madison. 49, g. Trimmer, Clifton
oliver. g. A. Burks. Hugh j. Daniels.
l. r. Jones. y q Mabcrry, T. j. Sow
dgr ". r. Harris W 7. Price, Dean
suoidy e. a. Cray and Dewey Trim
mIer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
THE SPOILERS" BIG
Elk SHOW TO BE STiGED HERE.

Several who have drIftod in to watch
the progress OF rehearsal u the Elks'
play. THE Spoilers" declare a treat
IL in store for he theater going public
the like ~ which is rarc for ID city tho
sine OF Amarillo. Tho best local tai
cnt procurable is being brought into
action and vigorous training IN shap.
ing the leaders into II very crodiiahle
standard of acting.
Quite a few are in the play who have
never laid claim to special talent glong
this line. hut like unmoldcd clay In the
hands of the master sculptor soon he
comes "A thing OF art and beauty, SO are
,hcs. being polished until even the
most -ceptical is going TO be forced to
admit that THE Spoofors' is not Ia
m, sam. class with the usual amateur
play.
The songs are extremely pretty and
catchy and rehcnrsals are fun of pep.
Much ~ the chorus work ha. been
completed and some hard drilling ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
TN HOUR OF PRAYER On
ARNISTICE DAY.

Tn, snrgiug mass in crowded city
streets
Tn. voice q laughter and the voice or
tears
Are silcnccd nov-the hour Of prayer
has com"
And memory parts the curtain ~ the
years
For ou. brief moment. an the pulsing
world lies still
\ silent prayer falls from the lips OF
men
AZ they humbly bow before the mighty
God In praise
That Peace has come to US again.
But four short years ago the battle
ragged
uur gallant manhood braycly fought
and died
That we might know the glory of this
hour
That Honor, Truth and Love may stin
abide
Cud' that we should over suffer to
burn low,
That living flame OF sacrifice the,
made
On that mankind while passing thru
the years
Should ever let that glorious image
fade.
'Tis only meet this hour. that al the
world
Should lnwly how her head
o. humble reverence o. the God of
Peace.
Mud mcmory of beer great and noble
dead
kIl.h Ia M,V,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
:4= Society Women's Features Churches ::==

under way with The specials Mr.
Nickcrson states that hy the last ~
Tie week ne expects 10 have the entire
play complete from start To finish.
when u Will require only the final
polishing Go make IL one Of the most
brilliant events Of the winter season.
a pleasing feature viii be Mr.. Dave
p'rden's SaNophonc Six. which viii
contribute largely Go the enjoyment of
iur program. Nj Dcrdcn and Mr.
Niokors were buddics in the World
War army camp ana during their serv-
ice together furnished some very de.
lrhuu, recreation for members ~
their company hv their musical and
theatrical ul,nts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
III SI>ESS WOMEN 10 SPEND
EVENING WITH BOOKS.

on Tuesday evening instead u hov-
ing the regular club program the meme
hens of th, Professional ana Business
Womcus club vll devote several
hours to the study az books from ,ari-
Gus stiudroirts Book reviews viii Doe
given and Miss Lois Henderson, g.
h~uuln Of the Potter County library
VIII give ulk on tho future plans FOR
M. now county library Mrs Myrtle
~ Powell viii nIsp give Hn interesting
i.r0urq m .Th, Hr-f Books for Rusy
Women, and 'hr program viii h' f1'-
lowed hy % round Table discussion in
which every member Of the club Is ex.
p,oted tu take part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
CLOVIS SOC iETl.

Clovis WAS M, seen, uI much mcrri.
m.ut M, past trV DAVIS Both old and
young alk, have ON Dyed H1iluwr''n
affair vh timer real party. or wh'th.
cr a bunch U bows QUO fm playing
plnks Tho might nf spu.ks and g'hliu-
WIS celebrated ono ~ tho prci'i"s'
bridge luuehcons of the season was
given hy N,sdlmrs " and J s.
Sktrda. tt the a IS Skarl. home DN
North Pile Street saturday afternoon.
The attractive rooms were decorated
with witches. pumpkins hlHck cats nnd
masses o. yellow chrySlnthcmums
while yellow crepe paper shades Cor fNc
Hohts iurni he'd a soft glow Tho host
caecs Vor, hccomngly dressed In bung0
low frucks NJ orange with yellow and
block embroidery carrying ont the Hal
l.v-,n motif DuIng the games de.
l...ous orange punch was soi, q.
AFTER number &C exciting games
yer. played. M h.sf,ss"s served the
flowing tvn course luncheon chick
or rrruu,ttas. potato ncsis with cream
.d u1uots and peas frozen salad chc's"
pumpkins Ipr olives parker house
rolls coffee Icr cream iu fhr shape oi
pumpkin DEVILS food cakc ard fruf
p .-irt. Each 81 the thirtv-onc guests
Wa r.ys~ e tins gold pencil asa favor.
Mrs George -. Roberts and little som
t,.. RETAINED fr.u Fori Washtk
Wyoming whore they spent tho latter
r.rf 90 the sunma. W'h Mrs Robert
parents 81. Roberts .ned his family
in Duvl fr short vacation return
irc Ritn th,n.
~ - Sm.s.r ui ON4hom City Is
VISITING his dlught. Mr. Fred Den.
MS
Airs Ed1, n Dunud. accompanied
., h. husband ard little dlughier loft
MONDAY f0r an overland trip 90 O'la
hnHs tnd kansas where Oh viii visit
Iriafi,.s
Mrs G e. Martin mother ~ Mrs =
T. spence. ~ ~. spencer Electric
COMPANY has com, from her home IN
b. swell tU VISIT bees diughi'r
Tn Woman Grub oi rcrtalos enter
ned th, Clovis Womans club with a
,u. o'clock turkey dinner Welr .sdar
So,cml.r o st ~, home ~ NJ a.
'bur fnr.. Ii1NrVc'c0 decorations
wen. r-,d .r ft. rooms ard as oer'er
r.r.r and nlr. raId a. fD zach ~ 'hs
's.i.s wiser. tvo Clovis AIDES and tv0
pur'tle1 ladies we're stated Nr- A.
o. Jones' president ~ ~ f1rules
,-h e.,r fh. ws.r1me address and
Nr. I-lf Hpht01ger. president - the
C'r.. .uh I.sn.~I.d .i.f TFNH
Aioiyarria and Nie- Halur Mitchell ron
....H ..f...t..r. md ff. Far-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06

coffee Vas served Thrt, two members
and tho following guests enjoyed ne
CAV patty Mr. Halliburton Mi-scs Nj
c.ti, Dual Walker. King and shan.
nom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-06
Our $500 Watch Offer

Our oiicr N 4 Gcuuiuc BuI0.l I7-lcWcl Wr,t
Watch for $500. vc claim Goo hc 'hc best Watch
otfcr anywhere Tor 'hc none. \guaran'ccd tu0c
piece with am unquc,toncd guarantee with each
.dtch
watch Featured IN o,r south Window ~ fhs Week
W. carr, Wrist W,trhc, sS LOO o. sl0iooo
NIIf-Tlc stlr,ton D. errt ir 1uii. the iHr,. go
,ar hr price lower n tl' 1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
MIDDLEBURY MEN HoNORED.
A. B. Hepburn Decorated BY Japan
Foreno- Lacalle Gets Appointments.

Middlebury, May 27--Hon. A. Bar
ton Hepburn, II, of Middlebury col
lege, and Professor J. Moreno Lacalle,
head Of the Spanish department, have
recently been highly honored. A cable
has been received from the American
embassy in Japan that the Hon. A..
Barton Hepburn, III, who has been Wis
iting in Japan, was decorated on April
l3, by the emperor, with the Order of
the Sacred Treasure. This is the high
est order which has been conferred OF
late years upon any American by
Japan. Mr.. Hepburn Is highly pleased
with the hospitality accorded him by
the Japanese during his stay in the
Orient.
Professor j. Moreon-L acalle has re-
ceived three recent appointments. At
the last meeting of the New England
Modern Language association, which he
attended as a delegate from Middle
bury he was elected vice president of
the association. Word has also been re-
ceived of his appointment as repre-
sentative of the board of extension
studies of the department instruction
of Spain, with authority to constitute
at Middlebury college COMMITTEES of
three with himself as chairman, for
the purpose of cooperating with the
institute Of the SPANS of New York to
promote the study of Spanish in the
United States. Professor Lacalle has
also been appointed corresponding
member of the Royal Center Of his
torical studies>of Granada, Spain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
ESTATE OF ELLA 5. OWEN BRINK.

State Of Vermont. District Of Washington. IS.
The honorable probate court for the dis.
trict aforesaid, TO the heirs and all persons
interested in the estate Of Ella s. Owen
Brink late Of Town Of Barre, in said dis
triet deceased, GREETING;
WHEREAS, application hath been made 20
this court in writing, by the executor.
praying for license and authority 70 sell all
of real estate Of said deceased 10 wit
Situated in the Town of Barre, in said
district, representing TO said court that II
would be beneficial to the heirs and all
persons interested in the estate OF said de-
ceased. 10 sell said real estate and convert
the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing. Of all the heirs to
said estate residing in this state. and setting
forth the situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUpON. the said court appointed
and assigned the It'll day of June, 1921.
at the probate Office in Montpelier. in said
district, to hear and decide upon said apph-
cation and petition. and ordered public no.
tice thereof TO be given 10 all persons inter
ested therein. by publishing said order. to-
eether with the time and place of hearing.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the Barre Daily
Times, a newspaper which circuiates in the
nsiehborhood Of those persons interested in
said estate. all Of which publications shall
be previous 70 The day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
sppeAr before said court. at the time and
place assigned then and there in said court
To make your objections 10 the granting Of
such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand az Montpelier. in
said district. this 18th day Of Nav. 1921.
MARY J. CUTLER, Register.
Navel. o. I,tne4
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
ESTATE OF FRED H. BRAMAN
State of Vermont. District of Randolph.

State of Vermont. District Of Randolph. 80.
The Honorable Probate Court. for the Dis
trict Aforesaid:
To the heirs AID all persons interested in
the estate Of Fred II. Braman, late Of Wash
ington, in said district. deceased, GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made
TO this court In writing, by Laura M.
Braman, administrators, praying for
license and athority TO sell all of the real
estate of said deceased, for the payment OF
debts and charges OF administration, set
ting forth therein the amount of debts due
from said deceased. the charges of admin
istration, and the amount of the real estate.
tate an dthe situation Of the real estatee-
WHEREUPoN. the said Court appointed
and assigned the 2sth day of May. 1891.
Ut the probate Office In Chelsea 10 said
district to hear and decide upon said ap-
plication and petition and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof 70 be given TO all persons
interested therein. by publishing said order.
together with the time and place of hear
ing. three weeks successfully in the Barre
Daily Times. newspaper which eircYstes
ested in said estate, all OF which publca-
for hearing.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified TO
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections % tie grsrtirg Of
such license IL you see cause.
Given under my hand at Chelsea in
said district this 18th day of May, 1921.
GEORGE L. STOW, Judge.