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F1 settlement in said estate and his discharge therein, and the court having examined the records and files and being duly advised in the premises finds that due and legal notice-has been given to all persons interested in said estate of the time and place fixed for hearing upon said final report as hereinbefore ordered by the court. And no one appearing to object to said report and the court having examined the same with the ers on file and the testimony offered in support thereof, and being duly advised in the premixes finds that said report is true and correct in all things, and that the same ought to be allowed and approved as 4,nd for the final report of the administrator. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange departed this life on the 2nd day of February 1933, and at the time of his death, he was a resident and inhabitant of Hall County, Nebraska, The court further finds that on the 14th day of February, 1933, the said Harry Stange filed in this court his duly verified petition praying for letters of administration to be granted to him in the estate of Wilhelm Stange, deceased, and the Court thereupon fixed the 14th day of March at ten o +clock A.M. as the date for hearing on said petition, and due notice of filing of said petition and the time and place fixed for hearing was given by the court in the manner provided by law, and that on the 14th day of March, 1933, the hearing was had on said petition and letters of administrs tion issued to Harry Stange and that he duly qualified as such. The court further finds that due and legal notice has been given to all persons of the time and place fixed by the court for the presentation of claims against said estate, and that the time so fixed has fully expired and that all persons having claims against said estate, if any such there be, are forever barred and excluded from setting up or asserting any such claims against said es- tate. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange was unmarried and left surviving him as his heirs and only heirs at law the following described persons: Emma Hargens, daughter, Cairo, Ne- braska; Pearl Bishop, daughter, Grand Island,Nebraska; Bertha Kranz, daughter, Cairo, Nebraska; Effie Koch, Daughter, Grand Island,Nebraska; Fred Stange, son, Cairo, Nebraska; Agusta Schultz, daughter, Cairo, Nebraska; Harry Stange, son, Cairo, Nebraska; William Clanton, grandsdit, Cairo, Nebraska; Orville Clanton, grandson, Abbott, Nebraska; Fred Clanton, grandson, Grand Island, Ne- braska, Mildred Larsen, granddaughter, Omaha, Nebraska, and Everett Clanton, grandson, Cairo, Nebraska. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange at the time of his death died seized of the following described real estate, to -wit: The South One -Half (SJ) of the Southwest quarter (SWJ) of Section Seventeen (17), Township Twelve (12), Range Eleven ((11)), Vest of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska. and that the said real estate passed and descended to the following heirs and next of kin in the following shares, to -wit: To Emma Hargens, a one - eighth, part thereof; To Pearl Bishop, a one - eighth,, part thereof; To Bertha Kranz, a one - eighth part thereof; To Effie Koch, a one- eighth part thereof; To Fred Stange, a one- eighth part thereof; To Agusta Schultz a one- eighth part thereof; To Harry Stange a one - eighth part thereof; To William Clanton a one- fortieth part thereof; To Orville Clanton a one- fortieth part thereof; To Mildred Larsen a one - fortieth part thereof; To Everett Clanton, a one - fortieth part thereof; FINAL DECREE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA. In the Matter of the Estate ) of FINAL DECREE. Wilhelm Stange, Deceased. Now, upon this 7th day of November, 1933, this cause came on for hearing upon the final report of Harry Stange, administrator of the estate of Wilhelm Stange, deceased, and upon his petition for F1 settlement in said estate and his discharge therein, and the court having examined the records and files and being duly advised in the premises finds that due and legal notice-has been given to all persons interested in said estate of the time and place fixed for hearing upon said final report as hereinbefore ordered by the court. And no one appearing to object to said report and the court having examined the same with the ers on file and the testimony offered in support thereof, and being duly advised in the premixes finds that said report is true and correct in all things, and that the same ought to be allowed and approved as 4,nd for the final report of the administrator. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange departed this life on the 2nd day of February 1933, and at the time of his death, he was a resident and inhabitant of Hall County, Nebraska, The court further finds that on the 14th day of February, 1933, the said Harry Stange filed in this court his duly verified petition praying for letters of administration to be granted to him in the estate of Wilhelm Stange, deceased, and the Court thereupon fixed the 14th day of March at ten o +clock A.M. as the date for hearing on said petition, and due notice of filing of said petition and the time and place fixed for hearing was given by the court in the manner provided by law, and that on the 14th day of March, 1933, the hearing was had on said petition and letters of administrs tion issued to Harry Stange and that he duly qualified as such. The court further finds that due and legal notice has been given to all persons of the time and place fixed by the court for the presentation of claims against said estate, and that the time so fixed has fully expired and that all persons having claims against said estate, if any such there be, are forever barred and excluded from setting up or asserting any such claims against said es- tate. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange was unmarried and left surviving him as his heirs and only heirs at law the following described persons: Emma Hargens, daughter, Cairo, Ne- braska; Pearl Bishop, daughter, Grand Island,Nebraska; Bertha Kranz, daughter, Cairo, Nebraska; Effie Koch, Daughter, Grand Island,Nebraska; Fred Stange, son, Cairo, Nebraska; Agusta Schultz, daughter, Cairo, Nebraska; Harry Stange, son, Cairo, Nebraska; William Clanton, grandsdit, Cairo, Nebraska; Orville Clanton, grandson, Abbott, Nebraska; Fred Clanton, grandson, Grand Island, Ne- braska, Mildred Larsen, granddaughter, Omaha, Nebraska, and Everett Clanton, grandson, Cairo, Nebraska. The court further finds that the said Wilhelm Stange at the time of his death died seized of the following described real estate, to -wit: The South One -Half (SJ) of the Southwest quarter (SWJ) of Section Seventeen (17), Township Twelve (12), Range Eleven ((11)), Vest of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska. and that the said real estate passed and descended to the following heirs and next of kin in the following shares, to -wit: To Emma Hargens, a one - eighth, part thereof; To Pearl Bishop, a one - eighth,, part thereof; To Bertha Kranz, a one - eighth part thereof; To Effie Koch, a one- eighth part thereof; To Fred Stange, a one- eighth part thereof; To Agusta Schultz a one- eighth part thereof; To Harry Stange a one - eighth part thereof; To William Clanton a one- fortieth part thereof; To Orville Clanton a one- fortieth part thereof; To Mildred Larsen a one - fortieth part thereof; To Everett Clanton, a one - fortieth part thereof;