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CA1ENDAR1o HrsToR1co. 10 de asosto de 1851: Las
fuerzas espaholas hacen prisionero q Narciso L6peH
Firmada por la Association civico Cultural de cienfuesos,
hemos recibido la siguiente communication:
Asosto 27-Ss
sr. Rene Viera,
Secci6n RELOJ,
Diario Las Americas.
velada solemne en- memoir. De los eAidos en- 81 levanta-
miento civco-miitar de Ia ciudad de cienfuesos Ell Ola 5 de
septiembre de 1857 y en- merito a Ia hercnidad del pueblo
cubano que lucha denodadamAnte para recuperar Ia Libertad,
que lie ~arrebatara ell depotismo marcista.
Habra de celebrarse en- los SAlones del Circulo Cubano, situa
do en- Avenida 27 y Ira. Gale del N. w, Ell 5 de septiembre
del corriente aho, a las $50 pm.
Haran uso de la palabra los senores:
A nombre del Frente Civico Revolucionario, DR.. Manuel
Bisbe, Presidente del Partido del Pueblo Cubano (Ortodoxo) y
Presidente de la Secci6n de Propaganda del r. c. r. Y Ell
Alferez de Navfo de la Marina Constitutional de Cuba, Jose M.
Cashneyra y Garcia, delesado de Ia Marina al r. c. n.
Designados por esta agrupaci6n Civico Cultural de Glen
fuesos los ~periodistas sehores Rene viea y Roberto Esquenaz-
Mayo.
Atentamente,
Agrupaci6n Cfvicc Cultural de Cienfuegos.
JOSE MART.
COMITE DE TRABAJADORES ELECTRICOS EN- Ell EXILIO
124O s. ". 18th Street, Miami, Fla.
Asosto 20 de 1858.
ST.. Rene viera.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS,
Presente.
Estimado amigo:
Con motive de ~ceebrarse Ell pr6ximo 1ro. de septiembre,
Ell "Dia del ~Trabajador Electrico", ademas de commemorate en-
esa fecha, Ell Vigesimoquinto aniversario de la fundaci6n de la
FEDERATION SIND1CAL DE LAS PLANTAS ELECTRICAs,
GAS Y aqua, Ell Comite en- el exilio de los Trabajadores Elec.
tricos, Sc dispone a celebrar una veada Observation-Disclosures
a fin de evocar tan destacada ~efemerides para nuestro sector
sindical.
Dicho aco tendra lugar en- Ell C1RCULo CuBANo, sbo en-
30 N. W. q Ave. entire Flagler y calle Ira. q las $40 de la
noche del mencionsdo dia 1ro. de Septienbre.
Seguros de contar con la collaboration en- tu Secci6n RELOJ.
trinchera de Ia libertad del pueblo cubano del DIARIo LAS
AMERICAS; y con tn distinguish presencia en- 81 mencionado
acto, acepta la ~invtacion y los sludos de Ia famina slecrica
Muy afectuosamente.
Angel Cofiho
secretario General
LUGAR: CIRCULo cUBANo.
FECHA: 1ro. de Septiembra.
HORA: $50 de ID mocha
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
cANJEAN
continuation de la PAgina 81

continuation de la PAgina 81
estad onorteamericano oFster
Dulles.
Anadi6 que en- opinion de la
cancilleria argentina, toda reu-.
MON de ese caracter seria bene-
ficlosa para ell continente.
Tambien Sc pronunci6 favora-,
blemente, por Ell proyectadoj "a
mercado comun l~atinoamericas
no, diciendo que es una medi-
da cuya necesidad es indiscu-
tible.
Afirm6, a continuation, que
TODD multilaterialismo puede ser
beneficioso para latinoamerica
por 10 cual considera provecho.
sa la proposition de Dulles, he.
cha en- SUI reciente vista a
Rio de Janeiro. para la corcer.
tacion de una reunion de can
clllereS. .-TS
sar en- una autoridad interna-
cional capaz de defender Ell z
estado de derecho, los dere- n
chos fundamentals del hom- =
bre. Entonces las fuerzas de
policfa podrian intervenir en-
aquellos pafses que han caido
en- manos de malhechores. Esa
autoridad international ten
dria Ell mismo derecho que ss-
tiene ahora la autoridad pu-
blica de detener y contener
al criminal, al contagioso y al
demente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
socIALEs 49,.
tviene de Ia PAsiHa y

DespedidG
Por la via a6rea sale hoy ha-
cia Ciudad Trujillo, RepGblicA
Dominicana en- viaje de recreo
la gentil dana sonora Lolita
Burgos vida. de PaternOstro,
aconpanada de SUI pequeho ME
to Bobby Konin, Jr..
La d~espedimos cordialmente
y le deseamos una permanent
cha muy placentera al lado de
los suyos.
cumple0Kos
Extra hoy en- TN nuevo a1o
de vida la apreciada dana Sc
nora Candida de Fernandez, mo-
two por Ell cual nos complace
enviarle nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones y deseos de que 60
ce de muchos amos mas, plenos
de alegrias y bienestares.
$50
Aiusta hoy Tin nuevo aho de
vida Ia gentil y culta sehorita
Sonia Magdalena Zabaneh hija
del senior Fermin Zabaneh y Sc
hola, Maria LuiSa Chahin de "a
baneh, miembros estimados de
nuestla colonia salvadoreha re-.
siGente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras, a la vez que
formllamos votos por 81 bic
nestar personal.
$50
Nuestros parabienes en- ell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Zion Baptist
Senior Choir In
Spring coneerf

The Senior Choir Of Zion Bap-
list church viii present ia Flfth
Annual Spring Concert on Sunday
juno q 1868. At & pm AT Zion
Baptist church
The choir under the direction
OF Willie Is Hale has planned
q well rounded program consisting
Of such numbers as Take Not Thy
Holy Spirit From Me, Hail Our
Redecucr" This n My Country
and 'santus" They have aIso pre-
pared several gospel selections.
The choir vii be assisted by MIR
Carl Walker who viii render
piano selection
There ~ no admission charge
A FRYE viii offering will be lifted
William wardor II president.
REV n W Bolts ST.. pastor
Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Due 10 Or Massy's absence at
tending the American Baptist Con-
vention in Cincinatti Ohio and the
National Baptist Convention Elk
ecutive Board Meeting and Sunday
school and BTU. Congress in
Omaha. Nebraska. Rev Chester
Jones was the Fathers Day speak
er, He spoke on Taking A stand
The annual state Baptist Lay
mems picnic was held az Como
Park on Fathers Day. Pilgrim mad
good representation.
Monday, the Daily Vacation
Bible School sessions began az
Pilgrim. The Evangelism Commit
tee is anxious 10 get a Home Yis-
itation Campaign set up for
September. one OF its detectives
is 10 increase Church School and
Daily Vacation Bible School at
tendance. Chairman is Mr., c. w
Wills. II you win serve, contact
the Chairman, or Mrs Chariene
Dickerson
The Ladies' Aid Society picnic
will be held in Amery, Wisconsin
at the Banks and Bel cabins on
Saturday, June p at 10 am Cars
Will leave the Church al this time
Next Sunday. the Usher Board
picnic VIII be held at Minnehaha
Park at 2:30 pm.
Reported on our sick list are
Deacon William Black. Mrs. Fran
ces Johnson and Mrs Carrie John
son. All are at home
Pilgrim congratulates Mrs Ruby
Wood and Mr. Payton Hunt who
received the Howard Award as
outstanding woman and man OF
Pilgrim for the year 1868 Both,
good, hard workers. Pilgrim also
extends best wishes 20 It's 1853
High School graduates
Because Of DIR. Massey's absence
emergency Calls should be made
10 the church office between 8
am. and i pm, or Deacon c. s.
Anderson. CA. 5-73l7 after 4;3O
pm. sherrie Mazingo reporter.
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Minneapolis Mosons
Hosts To Grand
LODGE Officers

Prince Hall Masonic Lodges o.
the Second Masonic District MIN
neapohsI viii be hosts for the
annual Official visit Of the Grand
Master and Grand Lodge Officers
on Thursday June % at pm
Palestine Lodge No. 7 with John
Ewing. Jr as the Worshipful
Master s1il be In charge and viii
be joined by Anchor Hiiyard Lodge
No. 2. whose Master Is Lamar
Roberts. In receiving the Grand
Officers,
John r. Lawrence o. 81. Paul Is
Grand Master and Clarence w.
Smith is District Deputy Grand
Master u the second District. The
Grand Master Will report 70 the
Masons on the Grand Masters
Conference Of Prince Han Masons
Of America which convened last
month in Cleveland Ohio
Other events Of the Prince Hall
Masons Include Annual 81 Johns
Day service. Sunday June % at
$50 pm. at 81. James A.hE.
Church, 81. Paul. Scottish Rite
elevation Of class 10 the ~ de-
gree June 20 10 ~ at the Mime
apolis Temples and the Official
Visit 20 Doric Lodge IN Duluth
on sunday July n
The new Masonic Temple in Mn
neapolis viii be dedicated by the
Grand Lodge on Saturday July 10
at 8 pm.
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THE MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Sunday June 18th was the open
ing service OF Macedonia Baptist
church. Rev Cassius preached
FRONT he 10th Chapter and 18th
verse Of Hosea using for his sub
iect, IT Is Time Service was
well attended including Rev
Cassiuss sisters and brothers. and
many friends.
A dedicatorial was held at $3.50
pm. with all church represented
Rev J jackson brought the ness
age. Rev. J. g. Hodge was master
Of ceremonies
Rev NJ L. Simmons gave brief
remarks and many other ministers
brought congratulatory greetings
Music was BY Pilgrim Rest Bap-
list church choir
Both services were well attended
Rev. b C. Csssius. pastor. Mrs,
Gladys MCGOWAN. secretary,
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Indian Murderer
Is Whifewushed

the defendants father and mother
and the defendant himself Eaen
tended only 10 state and restate
ten defendants background and
moral character
Cross Examination Not vigorous
The croas-eSamination 81 Coash
~ss not vigorous" said Rueker to
Governor freeman mo effort for
example waB made 70 shoyq that
this was the second alteration In
which the defendant was involved
That he was alleged 20 be hot
tempered. particularly when drink.
ing and that no had not worked
anywhere since coming out Of the
army that even though unen-
ployed. he carried knife in his
belt Nor was II explained why he
threw the knife and itB sheath
into the bushes"
The dsfenses' argument ~
seif-dcfenSe WAS not borne out
by the evidence. Coash contend
ed that Desehampe knocked him
down ibrec times. yet no one
including the sheriff could state
that there was even the slightest
scratch on Coash.
Another point not testified IN
Was the fact that during the al
legged struggle when Coash was
being knocked down three times"
he did not oucs call for help
though such help was within
few feet Of the fracaH
Members u the Indian group
were very critical Of the trial
They contended that no real effort
Was made 10 convict Coash one
81 The group told Rucker that ~
her opinion u was tho same old
story"
Rucksr concluded IN his report
20 Freeman that "in some respects
he shared her point II view
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Graham Temple Is
Being Dedicated
All This Week

Tho final night of the week
long dedicatory services Of the
new Graham Temple Church ~
God IN Christ at $40 Ellwood Az
N Minneapolis win be Sunday
June ~
a week or songs sermons and
prayer have brought many we'll.
wishers 20 the church which is
pastorod by Bishop , W Graham
The singing Of a group o. gospel
singers from Milwaukee led by
Mrs G Sims has been an out
standing feature Of the service.
The public IL invited 20 attend
inc final night service SUNDAY
night and enjoy a fine program to
b. participated IN bv leading pas
tofa ana music groups IN the
Twin Cities
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Heart OF The
Stranger

NH'"ANhnN w fhkN VI
70 borrow Ravertys gun what
else I said. don't know was
pretty excited.
Mcchee' Did you say that 70
him?
Puglcaia Yes, sir.
McChee Did you show him the
broken lock on the door which
had broken when you kicked the
door open7
Plglesia; ala
MeGhee That IL All
with the re-croaa examination
OF the witness BY County Attorney
Thomas r. Kane. the state rested
It's case
At this point McGheo protested
70 Judge orr that The prosecution
had not called as witness the
hack driver H. Godbout Kane
explained that he had not called
0Odbout as state witness DO.
cause he felt he was too closely
associated With the defense Judge
orr upheld the states reason for
refusing 10 call this witness
AT this time n the Court
please said mcGhee. = would like
70 request that surveyor be com.
missionod 70 sight the position
that FuRosia apyn he waa IN 10
determine whether he could fire
such shot or hre tho safe crack
era escaping from the window on
the southside ~ the office We
ALEC request that tbe jury be- taken
% The lumber company office and
the surrounding territory The re
quests we're denied
on the morning ~ November
~, nine days after the trial be
gan. hcOhse commenced his open
ing statement 10 The Jury ITO said
The dsfcnne would show that man
IN the position IN which officer
fugiasia testified be was IN could
not fire a shot through the top o.
The desk as he said he had.
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Wisconsin Democrats
Elect Negro Woman
Not'l Commiffewomon

would be pnfayorabIy received
Ia the north.
one veteran party leader IL aaid
Continued from Page ~
Ia have told Trygye " Agsr.
Minneapolis TRIBUNE Wisconsin
correspondent It's like au iuadt
into he faces u All the members
national committed from the
southern states
Another delegate replied 80
WHAT Mrs PmIBpA is Wisconsin
woman. capable. effective and q
good representative q the Dem
ocratic party ia this state We
have no obligation 70 Try 20 please
national COMMITTEES people feom
tae south We don't Try 70 pick
their representatives, and ~ gs aid
they would rightly resent a.
The delegate added. we hope
ali members of The national COM
nittce viii cooperate IN the inter
eat ~ The party nationally ~ they
are supposed b % Mrs philips
Is our representative and she's a
EDod one and she can take care
~ herself"
Area Democrats Boast a Little
Reaction 81 Minnesota 20 Mrs
Philips election we're good One
party official said Il only went 10
show that The Democratic party
ia this section, ana the north gen
orally were interested IN reward
ink ana eiovaung people on the
basis ~ merit and regardless 81
race.
lie pointed up Tho fact that tbs
Minnesota DBL sent two Negroes
aa delegates 20 the 1868 National
convention IT the party IN con.
trast 10 The one Negro delegate
from Tezns where over a million
Negroes reside and vote
~ January the official said
Mlnucsola's pFi. governor OrWie
Freeman broke precedent appoint.
cd q Minneapolis Negro attorney
I. Howard Bennett Judge u the
Minneapolis municipal court. q
post which he IL said 70 fiiting
with distinction Miles lord. the
Minnesota attorney general has
appointed two Negro attorneys az
assistant attorney general IN de-
partmont where no members Of
the group had ever been named
before the official continued "aud
all In a state where tho Negro
vote h numerically small
4 Minnesota Democrat soma
tor Hubert ~, Humphrey after
years la the us, senate II still
considered the strongest sup
porter of civil rights In the US
Congress and tho Democratic
party
Most observers in this area con-
sldsr that the Wisconsin Demo
cratic party conventions action IN
naming Mrs Phillips viii react
fayorehly N the interest 81 the
party an over the nation even m
Guiding parts Of the south whore
Negroes vote
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Church Music Worker
bessie Gresham Is
Honored BY Friends

An overflow crowd of weilwish-
era ministers. laymen, fellow
church members and friends paid
tribute % Mrs Bessie Gresham
o. zTI7 clinton Az, Sunday after
noon june IS. AZ an appreciation
service" sponsored by the Mime
apolla Choral Union. choir mem
beers. church members and friends
and held at Bethesda Baptist
Church. Minneapolis, beginning at
a pm
A parade Of some 20 cars Of
friends escorted Mrs Gresham
from her home 20 the church. A
well rounded program featuring
some Of the Twin cities most tai
entsd musicians was presented
Miss Amanda Byrd was a very
capable mistress ~ ceremonies
Rev Cleveland Small pastor Of
st. James AME church Mime
apolis, gave the Invocation other
ministers present who paid tribute
TO Mrs Gresham for her unselfish
devoted and dedicated service were
Rev M. l.. Simmons, ST Peter
AME church. Rev NJ J. Hend-
ueth. wayman AME. Rev r. w
Bolts Zion Baptist. Rev l.. G
Harris. Friendship Baptist and
Rev John Young Of Bethesda Rev
Floyd Massey sent congratula-
tory message
Musical groups participating in
cludcd the Minneapolis Choral I'm
ION under the direction Of Alex
ander Jordan, the Cantinos of 81
Peters AME church. Mrs. Viva
Jean Webb. directress. the Mime.
apoIis Junior Youth Choral Union
under the direction Of Mrs George
Daily. Zion Baptist Gospel Chorus
and Senior Choir directed by w
IN Hale; and the 81 Paul Youth
Union
Vocal solos by Lewis Boone,
Miss Rayna Estes. Mrs Thslma
Bucker and Worthy Turner were
loudly spplauded Dramatic read
inga by Mrs Dolly Spencer and
Mrs Cora Simmons, entitled Give
Her Flowers Now and Every.
bodys Friend were real tributes
20 the honored guest
Following the program present
alton OF roses. monetary tokens
and other gifts were TO Mrs. Ores
ham
a social hour was enjoyed al the
conclusion Of the program in the
undercroft Of the church, Guests
we're served from white covered
tables ceutercd with beautiful nor
~ arrangements and beautifully
decorated three TERED cake was
az one end OF the table at which
the honoree was seated and large
crystal punch bowl adorned the
opposite end
Mrs Gresham made a regal pie
formal gown accumulated with an
ture IN a white lace and taffota
orchid eorsaKe and rhinestone Jew
clry
General chairman for the APP
probation service wns Mr Ralph
'C rnmm. organist at Bethesda
Baptist church and his committee
composed ~ the Mines. Ella Rus
sell Ida Webb. Betty jackson,
sallis Benson. Laura Thomas. r
e. Prmm and Mr. John Little Mr.
Primm presided at the plano and
Mr. Douglas Lewis AZ The organ
Our Of town guests present were
Cart Watkins pianist and Alvin
Scott associate director Of tho
National Youth Department Of the
Choral Union 81 the National Cos.
pei C'hoirs and Choutsrs They
were both q East So. Louis. m
Mrs Greahams dress was dc
signed and made BY Mrs paualc
McSary and was her git 10 Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

1898 There were no pictures ot
bpr Ia the obituary notices in tho
various twin city papers with
one exception there was a refer
encc that she was the daughter
~ a great man
The onr exception was me
Spokesman ana Recorder news
papers lessee shepard, social eli
tor remembered Ruth and wrote
into her death notice these words
"Niss McObec. sos charles Aven-
ne was the daughter Of the late
Frederick L, McGher. noted Grim
inal lawyer and leader IN 50 raul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Mrs Phillips visited the offices
~ the Spokesman ard Recorder
papers IN Minneapolis last June
where she conferred with and
posed fnr a photo with Cecil New
man publisher and shelton Grans
or then executive secretary ~
the Minneapolis Urban League
Mrs rmlIjps was Ia tho city At
a national mestiog II city finance
officials and represented Milwau-
boc as member of mat ciiys
city cUuntil
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ZION BAPTIST

Fathers Day Sunday June IS,
was a pleasant day az Zion. Rev
r. w Bolts Sr. taking his text
from Matt. 8, emphasized the
duties 0f fathers In their everyday
life and that fatherhood meant a
living example for leadership In
the home and shouidering respon-
sibilities that lie ahead He
stressed that unless those stand
ards are met, the father then falls
short OF his duty. The sermon was
very instructive and greatly en-
joyed A large number was IN
attendance
The Gospel chorus under the dir
ection OF Mrs. y. Hardy was in
charge Of music Little Earl G VIII
Hams sang a solo accompanied by
Miss Evelyn Bell, Mrs. r Rivers
was pianist.
Little William North, son OF Mr.
and Mrs w ". North OF 1922
Fourth Av g.. united with the
church, candidate for baptism and
Mr. Bobby McKibbins formerly Of
Atlanta, Ga. united by christian
experience
A number OF visitors were ac-
knowledged BY the pastor Rev
a. ]. Maise OF Waco, Tex. was
visitor in the pulpit Other Wis
ltors DID not sign the register. so
we are unable 70 give their names
but you are welcome az all times
Rev. and Mrs Bolts left Sunday
night for Omaha 10 attend the
SIS. and BTU Congress. We wish
for them a wonderful trip and q
successful meeting
The Friendship Club was in
charge AZ the s pm hour. They
presented an entertaining skit
dedicated 10 fathers entitled, This
u Your Life" A coffee sip elm
axed the program which was wen
attended
Sunday June s. climaxed the
King and Queen contest sponsored
BY the Sunday School. Little Alg
Frost son OF Mr.. and Mrs Alg
Frost, Sr, was crowned king and
little Marilyn Shepherd. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shep-
herd. was crowned queen Con
CALCULATIONS 10 these youngsters Of
the Sunday School.
Thursday June rs is the date
set for the Musical Extravaganza
sponsored by the Enlistment Com
mittee Of the Minnesota Baptis,
Women's Auxiliary 10 be held al
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CARD or APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks TO the many
friends, relatives and neighbors
who remembered me with visits.
prayers cards flowers and other
acts OF friendship during my i'll
ness and disqualification. For your
many thoughtful gestures and sell
less interest, ] am deeply CRATE
f,il
Carl Wade sr., 1921 Fourth Av.
IS.
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CHURCH
NEWS

) pm. At the church. Mrs Ursula
Bolts Is chairman.
Deepest sympathy 70 the family
OF Mrs. Gertrude John Of Sill lry-
ing Az. ~. who was called 70
Mansfield, La. because OF the sud
den death OF her mother
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File Nc g0gEg
ORDER FOH HEARING on
GsEuttfUInN ma aglI LANDS


STATE Dr MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF tiENHEri~
IN PROBATE COURT
la Re Estate ~ Edward q SehoiL
MI Is ONDEREp that an persons
Interested sh0w cause. ~ any they
have. before this Court On Monday
July IAfh. 1855. AZ O'Clock " u
ia the Court House in Minnvap0lia
Minnesota, whY license should NOS
be- granted % the representative uf
said estate 20 sell certain real estate
described in tho petition % the rep
Tpssntatiye heroiu tilad THta order
shall De published III the Mime
appils spokesman and a copy mailed
tu each Of the heirN lcEatgeA auu
arviHeaa % aHih brcadent az least
~ DAYS before the date Of said
hearing
tCOURr sEAl.l
WITNESS che hon JAMES
a. khHDE. Judge 90 Probate
Court. this l5th day Of June.
ROSE FNS8EfN
CLERK IN Probate Court
Larson. LugviuGer lAnd4utEt
Freeman a Fraser
AtfuFuHFa
IUtu Midland bank HaHAlgg
lSpokesman, juno 90 BIZ July 3D.
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ETia No gH4TF
uuntR F1DH UTARiNg PERI
rtoN Fun ADMINISTRATIONS,
. .,stS1N" nj r'r ,,on 70 10 s siSn
rltEREoN
Er AVE- or MtNNtSQTA
COUNTY or HESNl'llN
~ PROBATE COURT
in ne Estate - praaoc carmich =
order fsr usavise Petition fer
Letters gf Aawstst~trstiep
1T t4 oEhENEp that an rerscnH
Interested shew cause u amp trey
have before lhis Court 90 Mouttt
fuiy tstB. laaN az 10 Heleck AN
lr the Court Nsaaa in Minneapolis
Minnesota why Lhe retirlou "a Bevs
eflsy sanders q HenurVin ceunty
ssfssif a. sdmiaistrstls IVY s.r.iS
flet should NOT - granted
orasr 80 Ftls ,tsiH.- apd fer
HesgtpN rhrr~oa
~ ~ bNk FtthREl' OllnEitEb
ssts bereof al trsdite7, ~ ~
tleeedent file their claims In this
cuHrf trnpfs VIII BE- heart RHd
claims examined and adjusted Before
re , egfi en Ne l. S,ov5sn0 ~
Cebrt iiauss IN Minneapelis Ninus.
rbsss critters saan Be paenshei IN
tho Minneapolis Hc3k usfnAn ara
copir~ mailed according 20 aw
gtNfNT SEATlA
~ kEttpE JudEr 90 Probate
gegrt This tsth asy n June
ROSE Er1ss EEN
cisrk ~ Probate Court
Jvnas u NchwarfH
Iia Beanass luiialns
Attorney
Minneapolis MINI
tsuakrsn,ah. 1Wn- fe ~ a July ~
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Count the namss In this paper
Thousand, Arc herr. many % them
ycut friends arr found In thi.
news columns Of thl- paper every
,,~rk