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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

OSlguranJe pas ono, $40 JeS
covjecanstvo ocekivalo kroz
stoljeca.
Mi Sc ne protivimo napret-
ku; dapace voljni smo pohva-
liti, pa cak i slijediti ono, sto
drugi imaju, a sto je mai
bolje. Ali, kada to nesto no.
vog mora niknuti u polju, ko-
je je vec dobro posijano, on
da sumnjamo u njegovu vri-
jednost.
U zadnjih par tjedana pri-
mill smo dvije molbenice "a
Cash Surrender (isplatu u 60
tovinD sa razjasnjenjem ma
Sih vrijednih upravitelja gni-
jezda, da je to posljedica CT
njenice, da SUI roditelji uzeli
Family P "a n osiguranja Cd
kompanijskog agenta. Upravi-
telji gnijezda zamolili su mas
"a "municiju', kojom bi Sc
mogli obraniti cd ovoga u bu-
duce.
Odmah smo 81 dali zadacu,
da Sc upoznamo sa ovom no.
vom vrsti osiguranja. zeljeli
smo sami sebe uvjeriti, da H.
B. 2. jos uvijek ina najbolje
vrste osiguranja uz najnize
cijene, a ako ne, onda ce tre-
bati nesto uciniti.
Mi smo oval nacin csigu-
ranja istrazili proucili i, dok
moramo priznati, da ina ne
ke dobre strane da cemo
sa vremenom moci i sami po-
primiti nesto slicnog, ako ne
"a drugi razlog, vec da ga
mozemo dati nasem clanstvu,
jos smo uvijek cvrsto uvje-
reni, da su najjeftinije vrste
osiguranja bas kod vase H.
B. Zajednice. Ali, da mozemo
i vas O tome uvjeriti, pogle-
dajmo poblize oval Family
Plan nacin osiguranja | u
sporedimo ga sa nasim sada-
MIN certifikatima.
Ma prvom mjestu, Family
Group osiguranje znaci O.
siguranje u sto visoj svoti
posto je jedinica osiguranja
$4,000 iii wise, mamie svote bi
odmah gubile svoju privlaci-
vost n i s k e cijene. Dokazati
cemo vam nadalje, da, ako
clan i zeli osiguranje u toj
svoti, pa i wise, on to moze
jos uvijek dobiti jeftinije kod
H. B. Ia iednice.
Ovo osiguranje u svoti cd
$1,000, postaje endowment a.
ko posjednik istoga dozivi 85
godina starosti. Znaci, da tre-
ba placati pristojbe do te vi
soke starosti. Kod tog osigu-
rama, zena je osigurana sa
1000 Term osiguranja tako
dugo dokle muz ne bude 65
godina star, kada njezino o.
siguranje prestane. Osim to-
ga, sva djeca, ukljucivsi i
naknadno rodjenu, osigurana
su "a $1,000 Term do starosti
cd 25 godina. Osim toga ina
jos nekih daljnih pogodnosti,
kao oprost rasporeza u slu-
caju oceve smrti; oprost ras-
poreza u slucaju posvemas-
Meg i trajnog onesposoblje-
MIA oca obitelji.
Najveca slabost kod ovog
plana jest kod Term osigura-
MIA djece. Kada djeca dostig-
nu 25-tu godinu starosti, mo-
raju Sc ma novo osigurati -
naravno, uz pristojbe "a tn
godinu starosti. Dakle, stetiti
&c sam sebi svaki onaj, koji
duirao polozio ispit "a od-
vjetnika, i sada imade svoj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

Tskars Zajodnice je na1s
zaj jednitka tiskafa, d siun
na4im odsjeoima 1 1anstvu.
NaA odsjeci slu3eti 50 . %
trebi . naSom tiskAEom u
jedno poma3u time uzd dsavs-
4 ! jsMh ovo podu1e6o H.
jednioA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
0dsjek 787 povetan
Sa diva mIada c|ana

Vancouver, B. G. - Ovime
.javljam radosnu West, da Sc
je mas odsjek broj 787 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

text, donosimo u cijelosti pi-
tanja odgovore, kako in je
"Savremenik" donio.
Odgovarajuci pismeno ma
postavljena mu pitanja, gosp.
Mestrovic je napisao: INA
Vasa pitanja nije lako od-
govoriti ukratko. Pitanja su
cisto politicka. ia sam kod
toga iznimka. Nisam politi-
car, niti to zelim postati. Me-
djutim, ako je Vas cilj, da
Sc cuju i misljenja istaknu-
tih ljudi IL naseg javnog Il
vota ma dobrom ste putu. Ia
ko bi Sc dobio neki pregled
pogleda i shvatanja.
Nj iseljeni politicari, kao
nj ia, nisu zvani, da dadu po-
sljednju rijec o odnosima IL
medju Hrvatske Srbije i
drugih republika Jugoslavije.
Ia rijec pripada samo narodi-
ma tih republika, pa i auto
nomnih teritorija. Politicari
mogu treba, da traze zajed-
nicku platformu, ali, kako re-
koh, konacna odluka pripada
samo pucanstvu u punoj raw
nopravnosti. Zadovoljni ma
rodi predstavljaju najvecu, a
u stvari i jedinu pravu sna-
gu svake drzave, iii zajed-
nice drzava. A sada ma Vasa
pitanja:
Pitanje: Da Ii je moguce i
pozeljno naci zajednicku plat
formu solidarne poilticke ak
CHE demokratskih predstav-
nika srpske, hrvatske i slo-
venacke emigracije?
Odgovor: Razumije Sc, da
bi zajednicka platforma svih
naroda Jugoslavije, a naroci-
to Hrvata Srba, koji nasta-
vaju oko osamdeset po sto
teritorija Jugoslavije i pred
stavljaju oko sedamdeset po
sto njena pucanstva, bila po-
zeljna. A sto Sc mogucnosti
postignuca takve platforme
tice, neznam. Cini mi Sc, da
su izgledi slabi. Osnovni pro-
blem Jugoslavije bio je | O.
stale sporazumno uredjenje
odnosa izmedju Hrvatske i
Srbije, kao drzava. Drzim, da
bi svi drugi udruzeni clanovi
jugoslovenske zajednice ma
roda takav sporazum pozdra-
viii, jer bi on mogao posluzi-
ii kao model i njihovom u
redjenju odnosa sa zajedni-
com. TEX ma osnovu takvog
sporazuma izmedju predstav-
nika Hrvatske i predstavnika
Srbije m o gla bi Sc stvoriti
magucnost zajednickog ma
stupanja prema vani prema
unutra.
Pitanje: Koje bi bile glav-
ne, "a sve prihvatljive osnove,
te zajednicke platforme?
Odgovor: Gornji odgovor
ma Vase prvo pitanje pred
stavlja ujedno i odgovor ma
Vase d rugo pltanJe. Dodao
bin samo jos to, da govor o
hrvatskoj, srpskoj, i tako da-
lie emigraciji pravi psiholos-
ku zbrku. Bar meni Sc to ta-
ko cini, akO i kad Sc misli ma
usko nacionalno, a ne ma Sire,
a i jedino pravo. hrvatsko i
srpsko u drzavnom smislu.
Pitanie: Da Ii je doslo vre-
me, da demokratsh predstav-
nici nasa tri naroda u emil
graciji upute APPEL svojim su-
narodnjacima ma slogu u bor-
bi protiv komunisticke dix
tature i ma povezivanje Mi
hove borbe sa borbom ostalih
naroda Jugoslavije?
Odgovor: Vrij m e je u
wick, a pogotovo S a d a, da
politicki predstavnici djeluju
pomirljivo, te da svoje pri-
stase upucuju ma snosljivu i
ljudi dostojnu diskusiju u pi-
tanjima, koja iii di e. To
moze biti samo cd koristi, pa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

makar i ne donijelo odmah
rezultata. Tko mir propovije-
da ma dobrom je putu.
Pitanje: Koje su zapreke
ostvarenju solidarnosti emf
gracija u borbi protiv komu-
nisticke diktature kojim bi
i'll Sc putem moglo najlakse
savladati?
Odgovor: Zaprijeke solidar-
nom nastupu nasih emigra-
CHA su mnogostruke. Pored
opterecenja IL proslosti tn su
i teak, nagao, temperance
nat, te cinjenica, da su svi IL
bjeglice u stvari dijelovi raz-
bijene vojske u kojoj su po-
.jedinci sto izravno, a sto ne
izravno, ucestvovali. Tra Z e
krivce, ocajavaju, razjaruju
Sc, nemogu, da Sc u sebi
smire da uoce stvarnost,
koja je logicna posljedica pri-
jasnjih, odnosno predhodnih,
zbivanja. Mogao bin i dale
ovako nabrajati, ali to nema
svrhe. Glavna je, a u stvari /
jedina zaprijeka, sto Sc pred
stavnici Hrvatske Srbije -
ako su to, i u koliko su -
kao dvaju glavnih Macdonald
zama do sada nisu mogli spo-
razumjeti, ako SUI uopce O.
zbiljno i pokusali, o medju-
sobnim buducim odno s j m a.
To je bit i srcika citavog
problema. To je primarno, a
sve drugo je sekundarno. To
sekundarno rijesiti &c Sc, ta-
ko reci, samo po sebi, kad sc
glavnn problem rijesi. Izbje-
gavanjem rjesenja tog CLAW
nog problema izbjegava Sc
rjesenje problema uopce, i O.
nemogucuje Sc zajednicki ma
stup. Teorijski, Jugoslavija
moze postojati i bez o n i h
dvadesetak postotaka terito-
rija i pucanstva, koje pred
stavljaju ostali clanovi jugo-
slovenske zajednice, ali ne
.noze bez Hrvatske i Srbije
- Hrvata Srba - njiho-
viii skoro osamdeset posto-
TAXA teritorija i pucanstva.
Vidim, da ste i sami svjes-
nj, kako je tesko unijeti duh
pomirljivosti medju ljude, ko-
il sc nalaze, moglo bi sc reel,
u dusevno abnormalnom sta
nju. Tesko je cak naci i pro-
povjednike snosljivosti, jer Sc
i oni boje, da i'm Sc glas ne
bi izgubio u zaglusnim pro-
testima, a mnogi bi Sc bo-
jao, da mu slusaoci ne bi do
bacili: Odkuda nam III davas
savjete pomirljivosti kada 81
doskora propovijedao protiv-
no. Pored svega toga, nasto-
jamie Vase i Vasih saradnika
je hvalevrijedno, a pozeljno
bi bilo, da bude j uspjesno.
Drzim, da bi bio pozeljno, da
svoju anketu prosirite ma
mladje jos mamie poznate
ljude, koji mozda u mnogo-
cemu pozitivnije i savreme-
nije misle, a mozda su je-
dini kadri, da udare novim
putevima. Opcenito uzeto, ne
treba pretjerivati, vaznost e.
migracije, ali bi ona mogla
da daje poticaje, a donekle i
putokaze onima kod kuce, ko-
il nisu u mogucnosti, da pro-
bleme slobodno pretresaju. ,
Sto sc tice odstranjiva-
MIA komunisticke diktature u
zemlji, mislim, da Sc njenom
odstranjenju izvana moze do
prinijeti jedino suprotstavlja-
MEM novih, zdravijih, slobod-
nijih i pravednijih ideja. Ali,
sasvim je odstraniti moze Sc
jedino iznutra, kada move j.
deje preotmu maha.
Jedan cd najjacih argume-
nata danasnjih vlastodrzaca
"a opravdanie niihoye dikta-
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FAMILY GROUP 0SIGURANJE
Michael Grasha

Sigurni da je do sada vecna nasih clanova cuo
kao sra americka javnost novoj vrsti osigurania
Family Group Life Insurance (Jedno osirane ciielu
obel Sva sredstva JAYNE vec upotrebli
like je uroseno, da Sc uvier, da e ovo
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Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek broj GA H.B.Z. do
nasa sliku naSeg mladog cla-
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Sa Fri male cIanice

Malartic, Quebec, Can. -
Javljamo veselu West, da Sc
je Pomladak gnijezdo br. 585
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"Savremenik', nezavsna novnska revija, koja zazi
Parzu, donos broju II cd 1857 godne, odgovore
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stavo Buduci da odgovor cd velkog mteresa sve
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
| GOT $4,000
BY WORKING
SMARTER
By a Wall Street Journal
Subscriber

Don't work so hard" said my
boss. "Put your feet up on your
desk and think of some new ways
for the company to earn money"
That was a turning point in my.
life. One thing did right away
was to start reading The Wall
Street Journal. In the pages of
The Journal / found some Of the
most helpful articles | ever read,
/ found ideas that were immedi1
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found suggestions for cutting
overhead costs and increasing our,
sales. The Journal was helpful to
me personally too. Last year my
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This story is typical. If you
think The Wall Street Journal is
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Stock Prices Gain Slightly
But I roders Are Cautious

backs by steel producers and BY
the Delco Division of Genera
Motors, which was hardly en-
Icouraging.
One company. Ford Motor
announced that it is hiring
more workers at its new Kansas
City plant but laying off others
at its Brook Park plant in
Cleveland.
All of this added up to con-
fusion for many investors and
the plainly obvious decision
as shown by the low trading
volume-to stand on the side
lines and wait for clearer omens
The five most active issues or
the New York Stock Exchange
this week were:
Shell Transport e. Trading
mot listed a week ago., 233s
Ion $4,000 shares; American
Motors. UP 12s at 71a; Chrysler
up 2l2 at 7612; General Motors
up as at 4014 and Royal Dutch
up l at 4434.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Capital Debts
Top Year Ago
In February

Washington bank debts in
February rose 1.6 per cent above
a year ago after showing declines
in two preceding months. the
Federal Reserve Board disclosed
yesterday.
February debts to demand de-
posits here totaled 81 ,435, 482 900,
compared with $l,412,4 900 in
February last year. January
debts of $1,516,007,00O were
down "a per cent from $1,571,-
029, 900 a year earlier.
| In three months ended Febru-
airy %, Washington debts of
81, 375. 253.000 were down S per
cent from, $4.619.977,000 a year
ago. The monthly totals exclude
linterbank and Government de-
posts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Economic BoffIeuob

To be acceptable in the busi-
ness world today you must be up
to date on economic bafflegap.
Just as Madison Avenue has
its special vocabulary Of "AD-
ese" and the Elvis Presley boys
and girls have language all
their own, so We who live in the
world of finance have our Sc
nantes. too.
For instance. should you, a
typical American middle-class
employe or housewife. ask an ex-
pert the vital question, What
is the state Of business in oul
land today?"-theSe are the
words you probably would hear:
Business is on a plateau or il
is taking a breather at a high
level" The economy is in a
phase OF consolidation" or "di-
gestion" Industry after in
dustry is going through a roll
ing readjustment" or a period OF
"reappraisal and hesitation. .
Activity is slowing down or we
are into a lulu It's a tech
nical reaction" a FLASH inven-
tory correction" in a long period
OF boom The situation is
"pecking out" things are soft
ening" here and there. some in
duStries are in setback"
Near Naughty Word
You wouldn't hear any word
as decisive as recession" for as
Herbert A. Leggett. vice presi-
dent OF the Valley National Bank
OF Phoenix. Ariz., put it the other
day in a bulletin listing some of
the above descriptions. "reces-
sion" is close to being as naughty
a word as depression" in our
era, But as Mr.. Leggett also
pointedly added, "a rose by any
other name still smells When
it gets harder to make a buck
and keep it. definitions are small
consolation. Ultimately. per-
hapS, those who have been living
lushly on capital gains, inventory
profits and tax advantages may
find it necessary to go back to
work"
And that brings me to the
first key point Of this report:
Right now. thousands of BUSH
nessmen the Nation over are
it definitely harder to
make a buck than during most
Of the postwar years.
AS a result. business exuber-
ance has vanished, sentiment
has turned nervous. edgy.
In fact. the talk about the
business picture is a lot worse
than the business picture itself.
AS an illustration, while even
United States Steel Corp. has
closed down some of its STEEL
facilities and steel out
put is at a 1857 low, production
Is still running well above 80 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (R.-
The stock market moved eau
tiously this week against a con-
flicting background of news, but
on average, prices were slightly
better than they were a week
ago.
The Associated Press average
of go stocks was up 40 cents at
$173.70. Trading was very slug
gish.
The prevailing opinion on
Wall Street these days is that
nobody will know what kind oil
ground he's standing on until
the Middle East situation be-
comes stabilized.
The week brought such con-
fusing news items as a new low
for steel operations and a new
high for February employment
There were signs that interest
rates are leveling off, a bullish
factor: but also reports of cut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
81 SYLVIA PORTER

cent OF capacity and workers laid
of are being transferred to other
departments.
While you and I, as consumers,
are not smashing down doors to
buy goods at any prices. we're
spending at a record pace and
every survey indicates well
maintain our spending through
1857.
Expansion Slows
While the volume of auto sales
always is in question at this sea-
son Of the year. the spring is still
to come. Chrysler in particular
has made a spectacular come
back and the odds remain that
1857 auto sales will top 1856.
While the rate of business
spending on expansion h a s
slowed. this type Of spending
surely will top 1865 all-timt
record and this showdown is just
what the Federal Reserve Board
has been trying TO achieve
through its clamp-down on
credit.
While the housing industry is
one of the softest spots. its sit
uation could be frightened over
night by moves to ease the sup
ply of mortgage money and these
moves well may be underway
soon.
While retail sales in the next
couple of weeks will look sick
in comparison TO 1856. a prime
reason is the calendar-the late
Easter = and retail sales this
spring could rise sharply.
Nevertheless. the dominant
emphasis is on sour business.
Fears Of another recession are
mounting among businessmen.
Copyright 1857. Hall Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Higher Net Shown
By Federal Services

Federal Services Finance Corp.
had net income of 83.905 or
1920 a share in the year ended
December 81. compared with
S267 ,045 or $l.69 in the previous
year, the company reported.
Loans and discounts acquired
in the year increased to $26. l02.-
767 from $23, ,445 in the previ-
Gus year. Profit before Federal
income tax rose to $585,ll8 from
$495 ,545.
Federal income tax amounted
to 20l,2l3, compared with $685.
500 in the previous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Gets Advertising Job

Kal. Enrich e. Merrick. Inc,
has been named to handle all
advertising for the Connie B.
Gay Town and Country Radio
Television Network. effective
April /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bituminous Production in the

BituminOus Production in the
week ended March 9 totaled g.
695. 900 tons compared with g.
100000 in the previous week and
1854 900 In the like week a year
ago.-National Coal Association.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 141.324 cars and
22,26l trucks compared with
l40,l61 and 1885 in the pre-
vious week and 131 POT and 49,
739 in the like week a year ago
Wards Automotive Reports.
Dictaph0ne Corp. stockholders
approved a four-for-one split OF
the common stock, effective
March 10.
Spiegel, Inc. announced price
reductions up to A per cent on
some items listed in its 92d an
niversary sale book.
Melville Shoe Corp. sales in 4
weeks ended February % totaled
$6,389.955 up 1857 from 1856;
for 8 weeks ended February %,
$l2, 651 1886, up l49%o from 1856.
Anderson, Clayton g. Co. in
months ended January 81 earned
$ll, 475,756 or $3.50 a share VS..
1891 .264 or S2.40 in 1856 period.
ACF Industries e. subs. in 9
months ended January 81, earned
$6.537.034 or $4.63 a share VS..
$6,429 ,905 or $4.55 in 1856 period.
]. l. Case Co. in 3 months
ended January 81 had a loss of
$2.970, 267 VS.. a loss of 1882, OCT
in 1856 period.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December 81
1886 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Otner earnings lncluQeQ.
For Year Ended December 81
MUTUAL FUNDS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

res or sales In fun Rates
)ing table are annual dis
st quarterly or semi-annual
wise noted special or extra
a Also extra or extras
@ Declared or paid
PAID last year PAY
estimated cash value on
On date Declared or paid
q or paid after stock divi.
red or paid this wear an
in arrears Paid
deferred or no action taken
r Declared or paid in 1855
able In stock during 1856
dividend or redistribution
I'd cid Called xEx dlvi-
xr Ex rights XIV With.
warrants wd When dis
nd Next Gay delivery I'm
or being reorganiZed under
ecurities assumed By such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
lover THE COUNTER

The following Did and asked prices
are obtained IRON the National Associa-
ton of Securities Dealers, Inc, and other
represent actual transactions: they are
intended as guide to the approximate
range within which these securities
could have been sold Indicated by the
BID or bought indicated by the
askedD al tie time OF compilation
Q2'00 Noon. Friday, Origin Of any
uues' ion furnished on request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Furnishes b, the Associates Press

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing
table ar annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi. annual decIa-
ration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra DIVIDEND are not included
a Also extra or extras Annual rate
plus stock DIVIDEND d Declared OF oaid
IN 1907 plus stock dividend PAID last
year Payable In took during 1867
estimated cash value on ex-dlvidend or
ex' dlstrihntion cate declared or paid
SO Tar THIS year . Declared or paid
this year an accumulative issue With
dividend In arrears PAID this year.
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting DE.
cl1red or paid In 1865 plus stock divi.
dend ! Payable IN stock during 1865
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
ex distribution date y Liauidatins divi.
dend cid Called TX dividend E-dis
Ex distribution IT Ex rights Nv With
out warrants WV With warrants, wd
When distributed wi When issued nd
Next day delivery, 'In bankruptcy or
receivership or being reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act or securities a.
sumed By such companies.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Pile No sTA4T
ORDER ron HEAHfNG PETITION
10 SELL LANDS

Pile No N4AAH
ORDER ron HEAHfNg PETITION
10 SELL LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIS
Ia PROBATE COURT
In Ito Eathto u pac'r "a pahi
tFyuHltHf
III Is ORDERED that al persons
Interested show cause N any they
have before this court Hn Monday
September Igth, 1857. 40 % clock
A NJ lu the court House 30 Mime
apolin Mirngsnta why license
should NOT be granted 10 the rep-
preventative % said estate 20 sell
certain real estate described lu gbs
petition Of the representative,
herein filed This order shall be
published ia The Minneapolis
Spokesman. and a COPY matted 20
Flse0H II said bsgedgut at least 10
days before the date ~ said hear
tCouRT gEALj
WITNESS The HON JAMES q
EitDk Judge 0f Probate
Court This tsth day u August,
ROSE FOssEEN
Ci0rk 81 Probate Court
Nenrrav. fnrl and Johnson
1os n " Federal nlag
Spokesman Aux %. 80 . sept, 81
File No sstg2
ORDER EOH uEAHt>ts PETITION
ron ADniNiSTRATiON. LIMITING
rIhB no TtIE CLAIMS AND FoH
NEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
10 - Estate % Matte C. Jacob
sou. beEehsnt
order fer Hearing Petition for
Letters Of Administration
TT - ORDERED that ali persons
lntnreated show cause, II any they
have before this Court on Monday!
September sth, 1857. at 10 o'clock
apolts, Minnesota Why the petition
~ q J. Jacobson for the appoint
msut of o. y, Jacobson. OF wsasna,
Minnesota as administrator, herein
ftied uhould net be granted
order 90 File Claims and for
tt~sriaG Thereon
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from tho date
hereof all creditors 90 said peCs-
dent file their claims in this Court.
Proofs VIII be heard and claims sN-
amined and adjusted before this
az 10 o'clock A. " IN the Court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota
Those orders shall 30 published
Ia the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 20 law
COURT NEALl
WITNESS the HON JAMES
% kEHoE Judge 81 Probate
Court this Eth day o. August
1881
ROSE FNE4EEN
CLERK Of Probate Court
John EukowHkR. Jr. Attorney
Fufhamr Minnesota
tFpoke=waH. August ts. 90. 500