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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1918.
PLATTSM O UTH fe EM I-WELTS LT JOURNAk.
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LOCAL NEWS
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:Li city this afternuou
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J'n.i. t fr.i::
y fi-r.- iitors in
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r i:.-vi'!o wcro visitors
;i t- S'!ir;J.iy even
. !ma n , I i t their car.
t : i' ); 1 -, a visitor
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MI--1 ' ll'T W'fK
'I'. :': ' :is :i visit :.r
t . . ; r 1 1 1 ' from hiv
r 1 is I00U-;-.-.
i...tl t To ill til-1
t hi i morning :inI did not have u
tar!. lie was .e;:t up to this place
hy ". It. Itannini; ami the hoard
jMote ih-iI to register liiin.
U. K. Snrecher and wife departed
(this afternoon for IJlair, where they
to visit for a short time with L.
W. Iela:iey and wife, the parents of
Mrr. Spret her. as Mr. Sprechc-r will
in a few days depart for Manhattan.
Kansas, where he will take special
traininjr for service in the army.
Mister Uohert Neil and wife
:r:id last Saturday evenin.'?. from
tlioir home in Chicago, comiiii; to
! vi.-it at the nome 01 .Mrs. aciii s
j parents ri. 1. Mad-scn and wife of
this, city, lefore Mr. Xeill goes to
the army, he heinr; called for en
fraitiii'.ent fcr the contonment on ihe
! Sth.
Timer linhhell wiio has been liv
iiv.; at (i::aiia for some time past
wj.i a visitor here for iver Sutolay
and! his morning went t that place
arrai'ue for :!iippinc h.is floods
h'-r r's he ?;;s tf y.n to the service
at :.n c v.r'.y. f!".' e and w ill store his
:: - lis lit re while away. and Mr.
;-:i'i!l wii! live here while he is
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chants, and returned home late last
evening.
J. M. Teagarden and wife of
Weeping Water were in the city last
evening coming to look after some
business at the office of the county
attorney.
Joseph Ldndsay and son Delhert
from near Union, were in the city
this morning looking after some
business for a few hours, having
driven in with their car.
Mrs. Guy Uestor arrived in the
city this morning from t'ozad and
will visit at the home of Frank
Bestor and mother as well as with
Charles Itestor, for some time.
John Kgan who lias been working
near Louisville fr some time past,
where lie has been driving a team
for the National Stone Company, was
a visitor in the city this morning
for a short time.
Mrs. Arthur I la worth of Bladen.
v.h. has been visiting with friends
at Uacilic Junction, came here yes
terday afternoon to visit with friends
here and also at the homt? of her
parents J. Fitchorn south of this
city.
Miss Anna Tains departed this
morning for Omaha, where she will
visit for a short time and assist in
preparing for her brother Will Tarns
to relative to Plattsmouth before go
ing to the service which he thinks
will occur in October.
I'. M. Godwin departed this nmrn-
ing for .Unro-McKiiis.T, South Da
kota, where he has a farm. and
where he goes to see about some
land.- which he has there, ami to see
:-b;ut the crops and visit with
friends there.
Pearl Albin of near Union was in
the city this afternoon, .coming to
look after some business at the of-
:'cn (f the county clerk. I'earl tells
of receiving word of the arrival 0:1
the o'her side of Wayne Lewis and
Herbert Thacker, who departed a
short time since.
Glen Thompson was a visitor in
the city last night -and this morn
ing, coming to visit with his friends,
before having to depart for the ser
vice in the army. He will go with
the quota from Omaha to the spec
ial training school at Manhattan.
Kansas, on next Thursday.
Thomas Troop who has been visit
ing in the northwest for several
days, at the ranch near Urook.-tt n.
which is owned by he and his broth
er Robert Troop, returned home this
afternoon, and reports that every
thing is looking pretty well up there,
and the crops are lino. He says that
Mr. Robert Troop and wife will be
home in a thort time.
i'-v -. i::. iijs l 'vn in ".;
r soa r t !:;.' pus! returned
nuTning l'mm Sedalia. I
I
M. R. !;i:.?.
-.-.il l!::ttcry
:vm a vi
returned io,v!j.r;. WC!V fo f(l, yr .:v-(,r
l.i..': at i-r iii.' !.;:t'-r; th-r'.
.'. V "! i . Frank Ma r.-hall. Janie
.!.:! a'''1 K"lin-tiy wen- all
i.i n fr '.. . .: i:l training
.v.:;if'- rami for over
S :'!:; and rei rin! last evnincr.
'I.tM-n J. :1 and vif and
!.! '!r re ":: yist r-rtl.l y at
t!'..- !:;!! (' :'timt Fikcnb'-rry i:"ir
III, i. i. !;i!i:i:; ti e day th'-re. Mr.
;;!,) in rry j; ifjiorti'd a - not btdng
J I ...
Mr . t ; , V.'tf.d' 1 and dao-;h-
Mi- A'.:, -i f'." ' ;n rt , M-.. who
1: . .1 . r : :i : -. re at I h' home j
.f "v. '.'.r .l,io;hter Mrs. J.
'. ': -n o: ov r Sunday depart
1 t.i- T-..irtiiu-4 for their li rt 11 .
Mi.-- Cri't;d I !.:cV.'it:erg, who has
l.t ; vi-irintr in I'l attsnioiif h for a
: In rt tin; returned fo Iht home and
v.:i act -ompani d by In-r frit 11. is
Francis Stjbert. who spr-n Siuidny
at th' Ilatkenbrg home near Cedar
Cre- k.
Mr:-. Kpi'ii 1 Hull. M.-tcr-in law
f Frank 1 1 1: II. with her littb; tlauvii
ter Kli.abfi li. who have Im jmi viit
ing at the honi" of hr brother
Fraiii, i!-ill m-;r Rr.ck IIl-i'T:-,
pnrt'-d !; -t viiim:; f-:.- tl.'ir loin':,
at Mary-ville. Mo.
-'. iii ifl G. Vay::.c:i of !.i.iii-wli"r
y and wife and Mr
returned this morn
at Ianas itv
.!r. Klv.ci:
JiuMf ry w''o taking special train
ing mi the K'" AutoTiiobile school at
that place und?r government in
strnction. They found F.lwood and
;the other bovs from thi-. place get
ting along in the best of shape.
I-Y'.m Tn"iiny s P.-iily.
Wm. Huston from near Union w ."
in the rty this morning looking af
ter sonic bu.-iness for the day.
lioy li; ward I'tid family from
wost of Mynard wri- in the city
la-t evt't in looiving after some tratl
inu wit'i the merchant!.
C. S. Newlin if Werpiim Water
w a; iti the c;ty ye:.r:.ay looking
afti-r some Viiisin . in t'je city and
ifl!ini"il b.onte hist even in vr.
c'barb- li. Troop departed this
morning ff-r tee western portion c;f
the stole, u hire he is looking after
the purchase of some cattle.
a!t-r Merger ot near Cedar
Crevk v.-j.s in the city yesterday
coming tt take the il:y.-iejj I exami
nation before 'he local boarl.
Charles Mr Reynold;; of south of
Murray was a visjlor in thia city
yesterday evening b:okitn? after n
business at the office of the county
judge.
i f). ('. Rhodea of Murrav was
in America, just where, is hard to visitor in Iht; city la.-t evening !o-
teii, was found loo: e near Unitn ing sonjo business with the mer-
; Fistula Pay Wherf Cured
A raild system of treatment that care Pile. Fistula and
othrr Rrcta I Diseafrs in short tim. without m severe sur
gtcal operation. No Chloroform. Ether or other genera I
aoasthrtic nfl. A cure tfimrnnreed i 0 every cam nmrntrri
for trratmof. sni no money tot" paid until cur.-d. Write for book on Rental Diseases, with names
aod testimonial? of more tha.Q l'XK) prominent people who Lave beea permanently cured. ft
DR. C. YZ. TARRY 240 Bee DuIIdlng OMAHA, NEBRASKA
! V- J H H &Sk Aft
Drs. Mach &. EVIach, The Dentists
The largest and best equipped dental olTices in Omaha.
Experts, in charge of all work. Lady attendant. Hod-
ffr'uX&W .i;i.';Vi erale Pncci- Porcelain filhnzs lust like tooth. Inslru-
ments carefully sterilized after using.
TH 3D FLCOn. FaaTwii LLCCh. CMflnA resggaa
WW
Frm Wrilni'uliy'.s M;iily.
Robert Shrader, from near lliir
ray. as in the city for a few hours
tod a.
Miss Mathilda Vallery was spend
ing the day with friends in 0::aa:
having pone there this morning.
.Mi.-s Carolin Leiner tb ijarted this
ieort::u:r fr Frinont. where she will
visit v. :th friends for a short time.
S. I". i'son. from near Rof.k
Rock liliifts. was a visitor in this city
l his morning, coming to look after
oiiie matters of business.
Harry Long of South Bend was a
visitor in FlaMsmeuth this morning
looking alter some business and
drove down with his car.
Fred Warner, from near Murray,
was in the city lor a few hours this
morning looking after some business
matters at the court house.
Will II. I'ankonin. of Louisville.
sa-- a visitor in the city today com
ing to report as one of the 'jurors
for the present term of court.
John Campbell was a visitor in
thi- city for the morning, coming up
from his hoine near Union to look
alter some matters of business.
Mrs. Arthur l--an and children de
parted last evening for Louisville,
a her" they are visiting with the
mother of Mrs. Dean for a few days.
GetTi.e W. Shrader from south of
the city, wa-. a visitor here for a
tew hours today, meeting his many
old iine friends in the county seat.
John Bit. ;!; w;.s a visitor in the
city this morning, driving in from his
iw.r 1 e 1 1 a r c re K, coining in
o act iiS jl;ror in the cusea at this
term of court.
S'ir'-rinteiide:;f of the City Schools
f. i.' ii..'-f. ir . ...
1.. i-o,i,ii, v.-m fiepart tins even
ing for Omaha, where he will attend
the meet inn of the War Work Conn-
' il of the V. M. c. A.
Mrj. F. V.. Hixon and little daugh
ter who have been visiting in this
city and northwest of town, at the
home of her parents A. K. Todd and
faraijy, sin-x- la t week, returned to
her home at Omaha this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Thompson was a visit
or in Omaha this afternoon joing to
visit with her grand son Glen Thomp
son who departs tci.-u.rrmv for Man
hattan, Kansas, where he will take
special training for service in the
United States Army.' -
Mrs. E. D. Chappell departed last
evening for Lincoln, where she visit
ed las.t evening, and this meriting
departed for Ft. Riley, Kansas, j
where she will be the guest of her
husband Mr.- Chappell. who is in
the medical reserve corps at that
place.
At the time of registration of
babies in lMattsmouth there were not
enough cards, and a number of ba
bies were registered on slips of pa-
IH
count
from same antl the duplicate for the
parents have now been received ami 1
1 1
are now at the library. All mothers '
who did not secure cards at the R.'
time of registration, may secure them A -
by calling at the public library.
er. The slips were sent in to the j
onnty chairman and cards filled out i
Colossal
strvn i: !' 1 im, si:tti.i-:mi-:t
III l(t- C'otinl C'otirt of Ciimm C'4iiii(,
Nrlirnakn :
Stiite t Nel'faska,
I'mss C'oimtv. ss
fo all jiiTsnns intefi'sti-it in the estate) A
of Mary F. Weleh. tleeease.l : 13
tn li'.iilini; tin- petilioii l" C'njiites
l.amliei t I'l a v iii- for u final sett lenient
mnl al lu-.va n i- of Ills ai eomit tMeil 111
this i'. ei t on 1 1 uli ilav of August,
ll'ts. ami for final set 1 1 nit-n t f. sail
slate ami o 1- ! ; rire of t he exeentor.
It is lierel.v nrilt -red that n and
all persons intiiested in said matter
mav. and do. aroiear at the County
Court he held in and for said coun
ty, on the :th dav of Sept em her, A. 1 .,
litis, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause,
if any there I..-. why the prayer of the
fetitioner should not he granted, and
that notice of the pendiiicv of said
petition and the hearing thereof tie
-riven to all persons interested in said
matter ly pu hi is h i ic-r a copy of this
order in the I Ma 1 1 siaon t h Journal, a
semi -weekly newspaper printed in said
county for one week prior to said day
of hearing.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
t uiv hand and the sea 1 of said court
this Jlth tav of Air-.iisl. A. I ., f.tS.
A!.l.i:. .1. KBKSO.W
t Seal i t'oiuity Jilde.
!'.v l'lorence White. Cleik."
3 Si" OKSTl
Compelling! Conquering!
THE PYTHON OF PASEST1NE
Sinuous, Sleek, Seducdive, She
Twined Herself About a Strong
Men and Crushed Them, Heart,
Soul and Body. :: :: ::
i,i'.t;i. tiiit i:.
'1". iidr-Av W. I'enttaiot. if liin-V.
if ilr.lil the M:knoH heirs. devisees,
legatees or -er-.ov,al li 'l i si lllill it . s or
.-.il.l Andrew . IViitland. and S. t '.
Smilh ilirst ii.tnio nnknowni if iiv
ine.. if de.ol. tm- in: k no v.-ii heir.', i'e-
ViseeS. legatee.-, of pel-OIKll e p ! e T 1 1 a -
ties of said S. t . Smith, ilfl'i nil.nih :
Von and t m ,i of on. are l er- l-v
n. tiii.-d that on the t'tli !av of s'ep
lemi.ei. l!-ls. i-'iaiik lliiirhsen. plain
t i :Y herein, iias tiled his petition in
the IHstiict t'.-'iit of Cass Conntv. Ne-hral-a.
auainst .-.li.l de t .-li da 1 1 1 s. tie
i.lii. ct MiiO pr.n i r of which ai --. I"
o.iel in plaintiff the title -o the
So .1 1 li w s ivu:iror iSW'i I. of the
S 'Uth.ast t.u. nter tSK'. of Se. i,..n
ioi:ht t. and n.oiihe:- uie it'
with Iho acciitions thereto, in Sec
tion Seventeen l!7l. all ill township
Ten M't. Ninth. Kanire Fnirlfn ill.
lOast if itli I'. M, in said Cass Conntv.
avainsi all claims rihts and demands
of each ami all .f the defendants.
Yon aic leoniied to answer said pe
tition on or hefo re the 'JMh dav of
thtoher l!HV
I Mted Scpte! ih- r ; li. 1!!
1;: NK Ill't'.ilSi N.
M. . MWYFi:. I'l.unti!!'.
Atto: n o .
i. nci in i:.
To lo-ore l:. :ird:
.ill Will t.l I. e not j.-.. th.lt .'II the
'tith il.iv of .lime. I'.'K. lieiinia .
Wiii.lham tiled h. r petition in tl.
i'i.-lrict Coiilt of t'ass Conntv. Ne-hi.t-ka.
auair'.si on. the oliji i l and
nraver of whicli, is that she may he
ad in. d owr.er in fee simple of lot
lit in hlock !'". In IMattsmoutii. N'
hiask.i. freed from all claim of c.-lalo
or itltel-l-st lh--re!n of l,e S.I id l. collie
I;. Cir.l; and thai the said t oorce i;.
I'.ir.l and all person.., elaiininir by.
thrtoiit'i or under him he perpetually
iiiojned fioio I i rin ore. any tr.ht or
titl " liul.t of ,...-M-s.-i.ill adverse to
tie till., and licit- or this phiinlift,
h.M- heirs or a-siuns. and from intct-ferin-r
with t'e- t'tai-ihle e'liovm.l.t of
said lot hv the plaintiff. Von an- t
.jiiired to answer said petition on or
hefore Mon.lav !! 1 s I li dav ot
N'ovi-mher. l'tls, or voor deftult will
he entered theieiii and the alle'-ra tioiis
of said petition taken n tine
lll.'KMI V i:. WIMHIA.M.
Itv R. R. WIN! 1I AM.
A t tot ney.
i. !:; i. iirii r.
In the Coiinlv Court of Cass County.
Nebraska.
Slate of Nebraska. Cass County, ss.
To all lielsois interested in the es
tate of William lluditr. di et ased.
cn JainliiRt the I'etitioti of .Johanna
imdiir. pravinir a final set 1 1. -men t and
allowance of lor account tiled in this
Court on tie J!h dav or September
1 !t i s. and for dist ri bu t in and assign
i n ir said estate.
It is hereb. ordered that you and
all persons interested In f-aid matter
ma. and do. appear at the County
Court to be held in and for said Coun
ty, on Ihe 'st dav of S. pteinber A. I .
t:iV. at ! o'clock A. M.. to show cause,
if anv then, be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should toil he granted,
and lh.it notice of the pendency of
said petition and the heating thereof
be tiivon-to all person interested in
said mailer hv pu hi isi i i n K a copy ot
this order in the lMattsmouth Journal.
ii ' ..mi-v. eekl v newspaper printed in
said comity, for one week prior to
said dav of henrin-.
in Witless Whereof", I have here
unto set mv hand and the Seal ot
i'mmiI, this 1"lh dav of Sei'tember
a. i. inis. .M.i. i-:n J. i:i-:kson.
(Seal i County .lud.re.
I!v FLiiRKNCl-: WIIITK.
Clerk.
mii i; in- imji. m:tti.i'.ii:t
in the Conntv Court of Cass County,
Nebraska.
Stale of Nebraska,
1 'on n I v of "a ss. ss.
To all persons interested in Hie es
ale of IMicilla A. N'oyes. .Icci ascd:
tin readin-r tin- peition Charles
Nov.s. luaviuir for a lilinl settlement
I alloo-anee of hi; aceontit tiletl in
this court, on the L'Ttlt "lay of August,
litis. for distribution of residue iir
.state to :-u.-h persons as are entitled
thereto.
(t is In rebv ordered that yon and all
persons interested in said matter may.
and do. appear al the County Court
lo be hebl in and for said county, on
the III. de'- of September. A . I ., 1!1K.
:ii li;iii o'clock A. M.. ' show cause,
if anv theie be-why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be manted. and
that nolbe of the pendency of said
l.ctjon and th" liefirinur thereof le
Xivt n to all persons in I crested in said
inatKr by publishing a copy of tins
order in tli. I 'i.i i ! s-uioii t li Journal, a
semi - wet k 1 v newspaeer printed In said
county, for one week prior to said day
of hearing.
In wit!!i-n:i whereof, I have hereunto
set mv hand and tie- seal of paid court,
this L'Tth day of August. A t .. IMS.
AI-.LKN -T. HKKSON.
(Seal! Cnrity Jiuljre.
Ity Fl'.rctuo White. Clerk.
9-2-lw
A few good used Fords for bale.
T. II. Pollock, Garage. 28-tf
as of wax
With a heart of stone,
With mouth and eyes and
nostrils wide
That twiched, dilated, thrilled
and lied.
A Theda Bara sup ?r-Production!
SEE
Tlfoeda
5000 PLAYERS T
Old Jerusalem
Reconstructed in Its
Entirety from
the Historic Jaffa Gnle to
Herod's Bizarra Palace.
SORCERESS SUPREME OE THE SCREEN
In
HER GREATEST TRIUMPH
$50,000
WILLIAM FOX
presents the
MOST
MASSIVE
Historic Scenes Alone
(Gueis What It Cost?)
Splendor of the Most
Extravagant Cotlrt
of All Time Faithfully
Reproduced.
PRODUCTION
MOST
DRAMATIC
O FFERIN G
A Circus Subsidized for a
Season to Make Available
Its Menagerie.
Caravans of Camels and
Dromedaries, Herds of
Elephants, 2,200 Horses,
Sheep, Oxen, Goat., Etc.
Ever Screened!
She Danced and Seven Veils Fluttered from Her Airly
REVEL IN A RIOT
OF GORGEOUS EFFECTS
THRILL AT THE ART OF
BARA THE INCOMPARABLE
CTIT the Great Storm that Frightened the
Mighty Harod.
CC"! the Arms and Trappings of the Moving
Soldiery Gleam and Glisten in the Sun.
C 1717 the Impressive Miracle Scene in Herod's
Apartment.
At the Gem Theatre Saturday
250 Seats at 28c - IEVir A .Ir. . . .r-
VPninOS 150 Seats at 55c IVI 1 INIn I
S Y filing ( A few at 75c and $ 1 .00 Children 1 1 c; 400 Matinee Seats at 28c
THE STORY OF SALOME.
r-H-K-M-H- i
W. A. ROBERTSON,
Lawyer.
-J. East of Ililey Hotel. ,
Coates Block,
J. Second Flcor. '
llcrtui Antipu.s. tyrannical Te
trarth of Jmlea, is hated hy his
people. Fowardly, cruel and vacil
lating, he clinsrs to power hy curry
ing favor with the Koman Caesars;
hut the oppressed Judeans constant
ly clamor for a return of the old
Hycranian dynasty. The direct heir
to this rival line, and chief candi
date for the oHice of Hiph Priest, is
Prince avid, brother of Queen Mar
ian. Herod is completely under the
sway of the sinister "Salome", beau
tiful princess of the Herodian dy
nasty, who hopes some clay to wield
imperial power. "Salome" fears the
growing influence of Prince David,
and after he is created llish Priest,
prevails upon Sejanus, Captain of
the Guards, to drown hint in his
hath.
The next obstacle in the path of
the; ambitious Princess is the Queen.
Therefore, when Marian sends a
ceremonial cup of wine to Herod
upon his departure for Rome, "Sa
lome" poisons it and arouses the
lvimr's snsnicion acainst his wife.
He sives the wine to the Queen's
timid. Naomi, who drinks it and
drops dead.
"Salome" deceitfully intercedes
for Marian and saves her for the
moment from execution. Put later
she tells the Queen that Herod caus
ed Prince David's murder and con
spires with her to kill him. Herod
is awaked from his sleep by a scream
from "Salome" to line! his Queen
tryins to stab him, and "Salome"
holding back the dagger. Marian is
immediately beheaded by order of
her royal husband.
With her path to the throne ap
parently cleared, "Salome" is alarm
ed by the denunciations of one John
the Haptist, who bitterly rebukes
the sins of Herod and his court. Mov
ed by curiosity and by a desire to
win the strange preacher to her
side, she goes to meet him and at
tempts to seduce him with her wiles.
She is scorned for her effort.
Yet strangely attracted by the
stern ascotic. she again visits Mm
in prison, where Herod has t hi own
him for stirring up sedition among
the people, and using every passion
ate appeal known to her sex, she en
treats him to love. When he again
denounces her, "she vows to have
him destroyed.
On the same night a great throng
is gathered in the palace to partake
of the King's birthday feast. "Sa
lome" appears before Herod and be
gins a wild, sensuous, fascinating
dance which so inflames the doting
Monarch, that he exclaims: "Ask of
me what thou wilt, and it shall be
gathered even unto the half of my
Kingdom."
"Salome" calls for the head of
John the Baptist on a charger. While
she is gloating over her horrid prize,
a terrific storm of wind, lightning
and hail strikes the palace and the
guests flee in fear. Herod, in sup
erstitious terror, cites to his sold
iers, "Kill that woman", and "Sa
lome's" evil life is ended under
sharp-spiked Roman shields.
"Salome" with Theda Bara in the
title role; will be presented by Wil
liam Fox at the Gem Theatre, Sat
urday matinee and evening.
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Ill the Matter of the C I il.l id ia 11 sh i p of
Annes Hnvir. Mary JIavir and Ce-
tilie JIavir, Minors.
Oriler lo Mimv ';iiim.
This cause came on fr luarini; upon
the petition of Mary I. Helohlavy. as
trnanlian of the estate i.f Amies liavir
Mary Havir. and Ceeilie Uavir. minors,
praying for license to sell the un
divided 1-t; interest of each of said
minors in and to Ihe follov. in ile
serhed real estate, to-wit: Lots 1, 2,
.?, and 4 in llloek !, and I.ot-s 10 ' 1 ?'
and l'J in Itlnek 10. all in Duke's' ad
dition to the city of flattsinouth.
Cass county. Nebraska, for the support
and maintenance and education of said
minors, there not bein .-uftkiont per
sonal property to furnish support and
maintenance and expense of education
for said minors.
It is therefore ordered that all per
sons interested in suit! estate mav ap
pear before me at the District Court
room in the said city of Pla t f smou t h.
Cass county. Nebraska, on the ,.;nl
tiny of September. 1H1S. at lii'ovfoclc
A. M., to show cause whv a license
should not be jrranto.l to said riiaril
ian to sell so much or all of the aboxi;
deseribcil, real estate as shall be nec
essary for the support, ma in I n :. r.,-..
and expense of education of said min
ors and for their' best int. rests. This
order shall ho published in the lMatts
mouth Semi-Weekly Journal for a per
iod of four Weeks success i vel v- i,r......
the date of hearinir
Dated this ,:',rd ilav of August 191S
jamf.s T. l?i:c.i,i;Y.
Judge of the. District Court.
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