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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-22

"The stars incline
bat do not CONNER

Benefic aspects rule strongly to-
day which should be date long
remembered for its benefits. Good
news of the war should come early
in the morning.
HEART AND HOME: Although
this is the end of the week, init
iative should be successful. 1t Is an
suspicious day for interviews or
conferences with persons in author
ity. Women should be fortunate in
applications for employment or re-
quests for promotion. The aged in
the home should find this a happy
date. bringing to them serenity and
good cheer Workers of every vo-
cation should profit under this con-
figuration. Wise use of high wages
is indicated as women gain econ
omic balance.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Architects
and builders come under slim
ulating planetary influence presag-
ing for them early preparation for
reconstruction of ruined cities and
the planning of new centers of pop
ulation. According to the seers no
time is to be lost in adapting for
practical uses all the wartime in
ventions and scientific discoveries
that may contribute to improved
living conditions. In foreign cities
Americans are to be foremost in
restoration projects and in our own
country slums are to be abolished
in postwar days.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Again
warming is given of internal perils
to the nation. Much wrong think
ing among citizens of the United
States will be encouraged by prop
uganda bearing political labels.
Secret agents of superlative clever
ness will SOW seeds of unrest, anX-
iety and resentment among persons
who have suffered from the newt
able results of wartime emergencies.
True patriotism now must be dem
onstrated in unSelfish service.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s..
Economic disaster as a foreralnner
of military defeat in Germany is to
add to the suffering of the people
of the country brought to ruin
under Nazi rule. Need of the neces-
sites of ordinary living will slim
ulate revolutionary impulses. The
stars presage tremendous relief re-
sponsibilities for the United Ma
tions as the sequel of sweeping VIC
tory. Aquarium influences will in
spire generous aid in the rehabilita-
ton of our enemies.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of SURPRISING
interest. Success and happiness
which have been earned are pre-
dicted.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be exceptionally talented
and unusually lucky Among them
may be inventors, explorers and
/ scientists.
Copyright, 1943)
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SAVE OCTOBER 20
Douglas Firemen's P.YNCE
adv.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
E. M. Goddard. Mayor at the City
Clerks office, Sitka, Alaska, until
800 P. NJ, November 6, 1913, for
the construction of the Sitka Fire
Station, Sitka, Alaska, and will then
and there be opened and publicly
read aloud Bids received after the
time fixed for opening will not be
considered.
Plans and specifications and form
Of contract documents may be ex-
anlined at the office Of the City
Clerk at Sitka, Alaska, and at the
office of the H. B. Foss Company,
Cooper Building. Juneau, Alaska,
and set of said plans, specifica-
tons and forms may be obtained at
either of these offices upon a deposit
Of Ten Dollars $4,000.
The full amount of deposit for
one set of documents will be re-
turned to each actual bidder within
a reasonable time after receipt Of
bids. Other deposits will be re-
funded with deduction not exceeding
the actual cost of reproduction Of
the drawins, upon the return of all
documents in good condition within
80 days after the date of opening
bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check, cashiers check or
bid bond with authorized surety
company as surety made payable
to the owner in amount of not less
than So of the amount of bid.
The Town of Sitka, Alaska, re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids, and to waive informaiities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof, or before award of con-
tract, unless said award is delayed
for a period exceeding 80 days.
TOWN OF SITKA, ALASKA,
BY E. NJ GODDARD, Mayor
First publication: Oct. %, 1913.
Last publication: Oct. 90, 1913.
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20 YEARS AGO f fyfm EMPIRE
OCTOBER %, 1923


the mountains
other peaks
mainland Douglas covered with white
when the fog lifted late in the afternoon The previous fell
on Mt Roberts August 81
Farm Dance" of the future at the
A. Hail. Fnen Everyone attending the
affair do appropriate costume
Robertson national head
of American Association Of his appointment by that
organization the
Classification Agent of the u S. Forest
the owing
conditions according adVces received here
office details expected
o TO n
pest here this the verdict
delivered H. DeVighne
local Buick
Mae Cashen of Douglas, expected to return from
practical nursing
her graduation in nursing
at st Josephs Hospital
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fruits and vegetables now being sub
sidized.
Jean F.. Carroll, new head of the
Food Price Division, was asked re-
Gently by an OPA associate, What
are we going to say to the press
when they find that these increases
are being permitted"
There just isn't any answer"
said Carroll, except to tell the
truth"
OPA was visited recently by the
Florida delegation in Congress urg-
ing an increase in the price of win
ter potatoes in order to help Flor
ida growers.
But demonstrated Carroll, how
can operate Food Price Division,
when, on one hand, Congress leg
islates parity for farmers, and, on
the other hand, the President orders
food prices kept at the September
Is, 1912 level? 1t seems automatic
that there must be a subsidy one
place or another-either at the far
mer level or at the processing level"
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by poRrRrA LEE

that their engagement to be long
a made?
should include that date has
the marriage"
O. meaning lait' and how it
is a phrase meaning
o. DAY, in NO, in
syllable
G. guest accidentally something replace
A. it the thing to do
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-22
LOOK and LEARN s@y G. GORDON

by the rotation of the earth its
axis established?
2. five admitted the Union,
named i order?
speaking a thing said be
ally operated?
4. Who the assassin President Mckinley?
s. What percentage of pineapples water?
ANSWERS:
/. Copenicus
2 Wyoming, Utah, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona
g. Operated by
Czolgoz
s. Approximately
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-22
ANYWAYS MONOPOLY

Pan American Always, threaten
ed by competition from other air.
lines operating in the foreign field
under Army Transport Command,
has been racking its brain trying to
protect its paramount operation.
Nov 1t proposes a giant U. S. mon
opoly for foreign airline operation
This monopoly would bring together
all U. S. airlines desiring to operate
abroad. but it would be single COM
pany with unified direction.
The adoption or rejection of this
plan is today one of the most hot
ly debated questions backstage in
the Capital. Certain State Depart
ment officials are strongly partisan
to the plan, and it has the support
OF powerful Pan American Airways
which cleyerly appointed as its d.
rectors such government officials
as Leo Crowley, Norman Davis of
the American Red Cross, Admiral
STANDBY recent Ambassador to
Russia. Charles Francis Adams, ex-
Secretary of the Navy, and Lyman
Delano, first cousin of FDR.
However an elaborate document
has been prepared by the Civil
Aeronautics Board expressing strong
opposition to such corporation
and TO the whole idea of monopoly
in international airlines.
Here are some of the arguments
presented in that document:
]. II is desirable to avoid a wilo
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dication that it will oppose the
monopoly of Pan American Anyways.
mountaineering to watch will
be the position of Ed Stettinius,
brother-in -law of Pan Americans
persuasive Juan Trippe. Stettinius,
now occupying the key post of un-
dersecretary of state, could WELD a
world of influence for brother Juan.
Copyright, 1913, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc0
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-22
Daily Lessons in English S%y. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUsED: sister
until last night" Say ETC."
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Pronounce mo-zaik, o in
A as in as syllable.
MISSPELLED: Filipino; three Is but and one
Dvuge disclose reveal mpart
WORD times and is yours Let us
mastering each day Todas word
CONTROVERT dispute oppose do wish
belief"
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PLANE
IN, OUT TODAY
With FULL LOAD

A Woodley Airlines plane came
in from the Westward with seven
passengers today, and departed this
afternoon with the following per-
sons: Tom Morgan to Cordova, and
Joe Anderson, James w. Huston,
Pete Kesovia. W. j. Mcdonald
Mary H. Baird and Inga Homsted
to Anchorage.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
Army for their kindness during our
Army TO rtheir kindness during our
sorrow in the death of my dear son
and a loving brother, Clifton, who
has departed from us.
MRS. ELLA BROWN,
MRS. MURLEY and SON,
WILBUR SHAFER
adv.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER. q

OCTOBER, q
Mrs. Harry Godson
John Marshall
Lloyd Capp
George L. O'Brien
S. Darnell
Albert 'Stragier
Mrs. Harry O'Neill
Mrs. jerry Cashen
Mrs. w. E. Day
Mrs. w. E. Cahill
Mrs. Joe Snow
Lois Hegstat
Bob Vernon
George Mercado
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-22
FOUR FINED TODAY
IN POLICE COURT

In City Police Court this morning
the following fines were given out:
Morris Clifford, Carl Bergstrom
and Robert E. Hubbard, all taxi
drivers, were fined $40 for speeding.
Michael F. OHern was given Is
days in the city Jail for being drunk
and down
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Washington
Merry
6o-Round

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Workers employed in processing
and delivering dairy products total
100000.
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Weather report: High, 43; low, AZ.
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A Farm Dance" to be event of the near futuI
Hail. sponsored by the Frenen Everyone attel
affair to do SO IN appropriate costume
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-11

Wodcrr var reporting began with the
Mexican wat and The Associated Pres grew out
OF the experience.
Never had the world seen such initiative in
new gathering up 10 then. The newly invented
''clrctro magnetic telegraph was in operation III
dozen OF more cities and in addition American
newspapers employed pigeons. ponies aud boats
To- speed the news oi the fighting at Monterey.
Vera Cruz. Bucna Vista and Mexico CITY.
New York newspaper offered $500 an
hour for every hour that pigeon could deliver
the news ahead Of lis rivals. Two others sci TN a
dispatch system using go bloodcd horses to
cover the 1000 miles TO the Mexican front. Often.
riders we're amhushcd by Mexican gucrrillas. Fast
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16

kah povzpel do batalionsge-
schichtsschreiberja. Zdaj je Sc
stavljal vnaprej junaske dogo-
divscine svojega bataljona, in.
bilo mu je videti, da mu della
pogled v slavno bodocnost velik
uzitek.
Racunski narednik Vanjek, j.
z zanimanjem opazoval, kako
Marek marljivo pise in Sc sme-
je ma VISA usta. cato je vstal, Sc
sklonil mad prostovoljcem in mu
zacel razlagati: "Strasen spas
innate, ko pisete bataljonsko
zgodovino auf Vorrat. Glavna
rec pa je, da postopate sistema-
ticno. Kajti v vsem mora biti
sistem. Sistematicen sistem"
"Da, vse mora It'll pocasi, pc
gotovem nacrtu," je dejal Ma
rex. "Kar precej ne moreno
zaceti z veliko zmago. zdaj po-
pisujem, kako mas battalion pre-
stopa rusko mejo. To Sc zgodi
morda v dveh mesecih. Meja je
silno zasedena, recimo, z don
skimi polki, a naso pozicijo OBJ
daja nekaj sovraznih divizij. Ma
prvi pogled Sc zdi, da je mas ba-
TALON izgubljen, da mas RAISE
kajo ma nude. Toda stotnik
Sagner ida povelje: Bog noce,
ia bi tn poginili, cato - bezi-
mo- Mas battalion zacne torej
teci, toda sovraznikova divizija,
XII mas je re obkrozila, misli, da
10 hocemo naskociti. Prestrase-
ma zacne bezati in pade brez
strela V roke rezervam nase ar
made. Tako sc historija nasega
bataljona zacenja. Nato stopa
battalion cd image do image.
Zanimivo DO, kako mas battalion
preseneti specega sovraznika, a
Sc lepse DO, kako zajame mas
battalion ruskega carja. To Sc
zgodi nekako cez tri mesece.
Zdaj 81 moran pripraviti' ve6
malih epizod, XII dokazejo brez-
primerno junastvo nasega mo-
stva A propos, preskrbeti
mi morate seznam vseh sarzev,
- Imenujte mi kakega naredni-
ka cd dvanajste kompanije! -
zemlja? Dobro, torej zemlja H.
gubi glavo pc mini glava
mu odleti - telo pa napravi Sc
nekaj korakov pomeri ir
sestreli sovrazni aeroplan. Sc.
veda utrpi mas battalion tezke
in obcutne izgube, zakaj bata.
lion brez mrtvih ne more bit
slaven. Napisati moran tore,
clanek O nash mrtvih. vi n. pr.
gospod Vanjek, padete oh recici
a tale Baloun, XII zija ma mas ia.
ko cudno, ne pogine pc krogli
srapnelu ali granati. Zadavi ga
laso, vrzen il ruskega letala '
trenotku, ko 30 poziral obec
svojega nadporocnika Lukasa.'
"Zgodi Sc bozja volja!" j
vzdihnil Baloun.
"Nic Sc ne bojte, Baloun" e.
je tolazil Marek; "imenovani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16

menkasta voda, tako da je lahko
znagovito izjavil ITO je 'tista,
zeleznata voda, gospod lajt-
nant!!"
Preplasen MOI S pejzi Sc je
priblizal, in svejk mu je rekel
nemski, maj prinese case, ker
gospod lajtnant zeli pitt.
Porocnik Dub pa je bill tako
neumen, da je popil polno case
vode, smrdece pc konjski seci
in g%nojnici ter plaeal zidu pet
kron. Nato je zarezal ma Svej-
ka: "Kaj zijas? Sprawl SCI"
Pet minut kasneje Sc je Svejk
pojavil stabnem vakonu pr
nadporocniku Lukasu, ga S tai
MIN migljajem izvabil IL voza
in mu porocal:
"Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
hrlajtnant, da bonn V petih,
najdlje v desetih minutah po-
pomona pijan in bona oblezal v
svojem vagonu. Prosim vas, 60
spod obrlajtnant, da me vsaj tri
Ure ne klicete in mi ne narcotic
nicesar, dokler Sc ne naspim.
Use ,je bio v redu, ali zalotil me
je gospod porocnik Dub. Rekel
sem mu, da nosim vodo, a moral
sem pred MIN izpiti vso flasko
konjaka, da sem mu dokazal,
Ga je res voda. Use je V redu -
nicesar nisem tidal, kakor ste
zeleli, in previden sem bill tudi
l. ali zdaj, pokorno javljam,
gospod obrlajtnant, re cutin1
konjak in pc nogah mi re kar
brni. Kajpada, pokorno javljam,
gospod obrlajtnant, vajen sem
zreti zganje, sal sem ga z go.
spodom feldkuratom Katzom...'
"Izgubi Sc, ~bestija!" je vzklik-
nil Lukas, toda brez vsake jeze,
cato pa mu je porocnik Dub pc.
stall Sc "a petdeset odstotkov
nesimpaticnejSi kakor mu ,je biI
re pref.
Oprezno je zlezel svejk V svo,
wagon in iztezajoc Sc pc svojem
plascu in vreci "a kruh, lie Sc
dejal raGunskemu naredniku in
ostalim: "Enkrat Sc je nekdc
nazrl in je prosil, da hi ga ne
budili ...' In zvalil Sc je ma
hrbet ter zacel smrcati.
Kmalu SO plini napolnili yes
voz, kuhar okulist Jurajda j
Vohal okoli sebe in izjavil: "Sa.
kra, tn pa dist pc konjaku!"
Ia zlozljivo MILO je sedel emo
letni prostovoljec Marek, XII 81
ie koncno pc vseh MONTH mu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16

boste skupaj 2 mozmi, XII so pad
Ii. "a slave nase drzave, kakor
n. pr, gospod narednik Vanjek."
"Kaksno smrt ste mi nameli,
Marek?"
(Dalje prihodnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16
PrOda Sc

cd 10 do 40 akrov dobro obde-
lane zemlje, ma lepem ravnem
prostoru v South Madison, O.
Zglasite sc pr lastniku Joe
Kroflic, Dayton Rd., Madison.
Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16

rocnik Dub S svojim detektiv-
skim talentom.
svejk Sc je ustavil takoj pr
prvi kosari. Najprej 81 je izbral
bonbone, Jill placal in vtaknil v
Yep, pr cemer mu je gospod S
pejzi sepetal "Schnaps hab' ich
auch, gnadiger Herr Soldat.'
Pogodila sta Sc magic, Svejk
lie odsel do barake, a denarja nj
dal pref, dokler mu lid stekleni-
&c nj odprl in nj svejk okusil.
Ker je bill S konjakom zadovo-
lien, 81 je vteknil steklenico "a
hluzo in Sc vracal ma kolodvor.
"Kje 81 bill, lopov?" ga je
ustavil ma poti ma peron poroc-
mix Dub.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod
lajtnant, da sem 81 Sci kupit
bonbonov." Svejk je segel V
Yep in pomolil porocniku pest
umazanih, zaprasenih bonbo-
nov: "Ce Sc YAM ne zameri, 60
spod ~lajtnant -. JAZZ sem jih
re pokusil - MISC slabi. 1majO
rrijeten poseben okus, kakor
povidli, gospod lajtnant."
Pod bluzo pa Sc mu je pozna-
la okrogla steklenica. "Kaj pa
nosis tukajle, tt falot? Vzemi to
ven!" je dejal Dub in trkal svej-
ka pc prsih.
svejk je izvlekel steklenico
rumenkaste vsebine in S cisto
jasno in razlocno etiketo Cog
nae"
"Pokorno javljam, gospod
lajtnant," je odvrnil svejk brez
strahu, ida sem 81 Sci tole
prazno flasko "a konjak ma
pumpati nekoliko vode. Pc IT,
stem gulazu vceraj imam Sc
zmerom zejo. Same da je ia
voda, kakor vidite, gospod lajt-
nant, nekam rumenkasta, men
da je zeleznata. Ampak take vo-
de so zdravilne in koristne."
"Ako mas res tako zejo,
svejk," je rekel Dub in Sc sa-
tanski REAL, "pa phi! Izpij vse
to naenkrat!"
PoroGnik Dub je bill prepri-
can, da svejk igro izgubi, da ma
pravi zdajle par pozirkov, a ma
pref ne DO mogel, on, porocnik
Dub pa mu porece zmagovito:
"Daj Sc meni steklenico, da 10
nekoliko nagnem, ker sem tudi
zejen!' In ia lump svejk kar
okameni V tenn groznem trenot-
ku, on, porocnik Dub pa ga po-
Size ma rapport it'd.
Svejk je odmasil steklenico,
10 prislOnil k ustom in LUX LUX
LUX -. pozirek "a pozirkom
mu je izginjal V grlu. Porocnik
je okamenel: svejk ie izpil vso
s%teklenico, ne da hi izpremenil
Obraz ter je prazno steklenico
zaluGal preko ceste v ribnik
Same plumb je in rekel, kako1
III bill izpil steklenico mineralne
Vode: "Pokorno javljam, gospod
lajtnant, da je imela ia voda
resniGno okus pc zelezu. V Ka.
myku mad Vltavo je neki gostil.
nicar delal "a, svoje letne goste
zeleznatO Vodo ma ia nacin, da
je metal V vodnjak stare pod.
kve."
"Jaz ii dam stare podkve
Pojdi mi pokazat vodnjak, cd.
koder 81 incl to vodo!"
ITO nj dalec odtod, gospoc
lajtnant - precej "a tistole lie.
seno barako."
"Idi naprej, ii lump, da vi
dim, kako drzis korak! je deja.
Dub in pomislil: "Zares cudno
PRAY mic Sc mu ne pozna."
svejk je torej koracil spre
daj, vdan V bozjo voljo, a zme
rom mu je nekaj govorilo, d.
kak vodnjak mora biti blizini
In pray mic nj bill presenecen, d.
je bill vodnjak res tam in celt
IT, I'LL L. - :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-16
The Geo.
Wor+hing+on Co.
8O2 West st. Clair Ave.
HOTEL STATLER

ina odprto delo "a:
cISTILCE-izkusnja nj ~potrebna- po-
dnevi ali ponoci; "a ~ysakovrstno sna-
zenje v hotelu. Tedenska plaza.
Uniforme.
zENsKE IA PRIPRAVO JEDIL. -
Izkusnja nj potrebna.
zENSKE za pecivo, kuhinjsko in delo
pri c%ounterju ter "a kuhanje. Teden-
ska plaza, obedi in uniforme.
zglasite Sc pri EMPLOYEES EN-
TRANCE, E. IL ST., SODA St. 1886, 9-5
dnevno; 81 OBJ sobotah. 49,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-20
FIREWooo GETS CEILING

LOS ANGELES-UP-It isn't go
ing to be so easy from now on TO
keep the home fire burning, espe-
cially IN the fireplaees. The OPA
has Just set ceiling prices, both
wholesale and retail, on firewood.
Eucalyptus got a retail price cell
ing OF s2G a cord, and oak SIS.
Dealers may charge 81 cord extra
II they stack the wood for a pur'
chaser.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-20
BLACK LABEL TELLS ALL

PASADENA, Cal.--UP - Con-
gresham Carl Hinshaw, home on
congressional vacation, carefully
selected a jar OF preserves label
ed Pasadena Preserves in a local
store and smilingly told the propri-
etor. "You see, live here" Later
he found another label on the back
OF the jar, reading, Pasadena Pre-
seryes-Made in England"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-20
The Ypsilanti DalyPress

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Independent OF politics and pub
Iisbed daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving tho Npsilantl
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IS Z. Wacker Drive, chicago
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Il entitled to
TIE use for republication Of all news
dispatches credited 70 Il not other
Wise credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
-a.>a 81 republication OF special
/ spstches herein are also reserysf.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-20
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME Roa
HEAEINo CLAIMS
No. 383fs

No. 1886
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF Wash
tonnW
Al a session Of said Court. held a:
tho Probate office IN tAs City OF
Anu Arbor. In the said County. on
the 18th day OF August. A ID. 1913.
Present, Honorable Jay @. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Edward Ernest Adisks, Deceased
II appearing TO the Court that the
time for presentation of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. ard that time and place be ap-
pointed 10 receive. examine and au-
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court
II - Ordered. TAat creditors of
said deceased are required to present
their claims 10 said Court al said
Probate office on or before the 10th
day or November A. y. 1913, at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon. said tims
and place being hereby appointed for
tna examination and adjustment OF
all claims and demands against said
deceased.
II IS Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given b. publica-
ton Of copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said dsy Of hearing in the ipsilsnti
Daily Press, Newspaper printed
and circulated in said County.
JAY G. PRAY, Judge OF Probate
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