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Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office Minot. N. D.. Jan, o. 1906,
4 sulllcient contest atfidavit having been
filed in this office by John Burke. contestant,
against homestead entry No. 24l:s', made July
II 1908. for VIZ nw4 sec. 3, ets ne1i section J.,
township l55 H. range 81 W, by Charles 4. Suit
ton, contestee. in whichlit is alleged that said
claimant has wholly abandoned said tract of
land for period OF more than six months inst
prior TO the fling OF this contest the fact is he
never did reside upon said tract Of land, and
never did make any valuable improvements
thereon: that any leave Of absence obtained
was through misrepresentation. as he never did
reside on the land; tand that said alleged alb
sence from the said land was note due to his eu-
ploymentin the army, navy or marine corps OF
the United States as a private soldier, officer,
seaman or marine, during the war with Spain.
or during any other war in which the United
States may be engaged). Said parties are here
BY notified to appear, respond and offer evil
dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a.
M. on March q. 1906, before the register and
receiver at the United States Land Office IN
Minot, N. D.
The said contestant having, in a proper afli-
davit, filed Feb. 5. 1905, set forth facts which
show that after dne diligence personal service
Of this notice can not be made, it is hereby or
dored and directed that such notice be aiven by
due and proper publication.
I. 4. Fox. Receiver
James johnson.
Attorney for Contestant. EI3-2
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NOTICE OF SALE

-1+.ic.4is r.r.i.y .iven mat by virtue OF IA
judgnen d DECREE III iorec!psure3 rendered
and piyep Nv tte district court o! the. fAghtn
Judicial dis,ricv, in and FOR the COIN y OF ware
and Stare OF NorLi! pakcta, ana entered anu
docketed in the otsice oi The clerk o. s,.id court
and for saiG county <,n the 18th day OF October
1q{r5 II, an a cticl!I wherein PETE Err plaintiff,
and Ole J, HasaE aQd Raguhlld Ha&an, MS
wife: Bank 81 minot, {. corporation; lndeInHtS
chants National SaIs oE oesiis Lake, corpor-
alton: Theodore z. E1:.Wasa. tohn Mc5anhctt,
Treasurer of Ward county, John hcJa2nett
State 81 North Dako,a. :. corporation; arg
co,,ntv a c,trr,;,r;. .ip.s: Clarence l. Becker. Il.
". Sttyker. Arthur IA. HUBBARD, ana az 2ti'e'
persons unknown. ctal!uln; any rlgh', tI!'e Or
complaint and the: nnfnoWh heirs defend.
ants, to- She Sum ut fourteen hnnd .ad and one
dollars and seventh zine cents. Snlch Iudenie't1
and decree among other ssiItS, dlrecseu the
scribed, 10 sayisg the amount o. said dslnent.
with interest thereon aac ;bs costs ana expenses
OF such sale, OF 80 & c ssa, a. ,ne pfocfe aa
nv virtue S (. ~ ne !sSllt,. OK. o: te c1ice
OF the CLERK If SAID coa.t ID and for SAID county
OF Ward arc 'i.it; re SEA! - sag eouL.. ~
tNsaid shdl-n9rr and Iecrss;, l. s"hn :. Leo
sheriff OF sac couE;ys ana fst-sn apl'oihtea oS
saie corr 70 nsfs "a sss XIX. tn
.ar, 10, cast. 1T public t4uct'un u TIE f.cnt
COR of the court house Il .ae city o: htt.os IN
the county Of Ware and ssase 81 Norm Mx s,,
on the 24th day OF Mech \. u. 1881. AZ y ciock
p M. OF that day. 70 satisfy <aid iudemeut with
interest and costs theresa. and the costs ana eh'
IAnses az sach sale, or SO niucl thereof as the
proceeds Of sncs safe applicable thereto will
satisfy TIC premises 81 be sold as aforesaid
pursuant 20 said judSmen. and decree AND 70
said VIII. ans. =, this notice are described in
said judsmen,, decree and writ as follows, to-
Wit The south hall tsAsj q the southeast
qua rte- lse4 joi section twenty six ts'i and Snt
l.tlYth Malt rlz@ Of mort beast quarter !neA OF
sec.iop thirty i've Isl in township one hundred
and Sfty fou: iis4]. north, Of range eighty three
1881 west OF ;ht .ish principal merlulan. CON
tanning 10 acres more or IesS accofuihs 20 'he
60ye.r rnent survey thereof.
John y. Lee,
sheriff Of Wnrd County.
state Of North ,slkota
LeSae1JA bradford
attorneys FOX Pal nsi.i.
MirnS. n Eu-i.I-,SZ::
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CONTEST NOTICE

-a.tsa- 49, MN fst9 \ INo1"C
department OF che interior, United Sta,Es Land
Ofice, Minot, y. D., Jan. 81. 1900.
sulacient contest alndavit having been fled
in this ofhco BY Edward II. Srotte, contestant,
against homestead entry 70. ao09. made No
yember23. 1903, for the sh seA sec. ~, ass neA
section 3, township ia, a.. range s.. by John
BratIeo, coutestee. IN which il Is alleged that
said entryman has not since the date OF his H.
ing thereon had or maintained bis residence
thereon but has resided elsewhere than ON said
land: that since the date Of his 6ling thereon
he has not cultivated the said land or any part
thereof nor hos he placed or made any iDprOye-
ments thereon OF any kind that he has wholly
abandoned the same for moro thar sir months
last past and thai said alleged absence from
the said land vas not due ~ his enblOyrpent
IL the army, navy or marine corps Of the United
States as private soldier. O1ncGT. seaman or
marine during the war with Spain Or durinx any
other war in which tho United States was en-
gagged.
Said parties are hereby notified 10 appear.
respond and s6er evidence touching said alleg-
alton At 10 O'Clock Q. NJ. ON march 81 lg0e befOre
the register and receiver at The United 6tatoa
Land Office In NinOt, ". D.
The said contestant having in proper 0dt-
aayit nled February II, 1905. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence pAss0nal
service Of this notice cannot Be made, tis here
~ orderSA and directed that such notice be
given by due AID proper publication:
f. Fux. Reeaivss,
10. Anrlansl, ATTY 49, 4,
hin0t, \. u. Ak-3Sy
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CONTEST NOTICE

Departmucut Of the Interior. United States
Land Office, Minot, N. D.. Feb IS, 1906.
sufficient contest affidavit taving been
filed in this oftlce b. Jessie f. Coffey, CON
testapt, against homestead entry No. 2t7si;;
made August 18TH, 1903, for the swA OfnwA OF
section 30, and the seAi Of the neA OIL section
30. in township 155 north. range s west, by
Thomas 8. Spry, contestecin which it is alleged
that said entryman has wholly abandoned said
tract Of land for more than six months last
past: that in fact, said entryman never did es,
tablish any residence on said land and never did
make any valuable improvements on said land
that said land is in its wild state, wholly unin.
proved and uncultivated: aud that the said
alleged absence from said was not due to his
employment in the army, navy or marine corps
OF the United States. as a private soldier, 9th
Ger, seaman or marine, during the war with
SPAIN or during any other war III which the
United States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allega.
tions at 10 o'clock a, m. on April y, 1905
before the ResIsterand Receiverof the United
States Land Office N Miinot, North Dakota.
The said contestant having, in a proper aftl-
dayit fled February a 1906 set forth facts which
show that after duo diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby or
iered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
l.. d. Mctiahan, Register.
7, r. Fox. Receiver.
James Johnson.
Attorney for Con testant. %. :3-.9
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ALIAS (ONTEsr NOTICE

ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE
Of the Interior, United states
Land O6fec. NinOt. n. d. Fob. IS, ISM
A suDfOient contest adtdevit having been fled
In this ONCE BY John CihlaY. contestant
against homestead entry No. 9f:Na. made June
4. 1904. for the sWA nwA lot =. sec. 9. and sen
nch md lot In. section 3. tOunship loo, n
range * v. by John D. McRae. cOntastee. In
which It Is alleged that said entHyman has not
at any time established his residence thereon;
that he hos not 1T any time cultivated the same
or any part thereof; that be has not at any
time made nuy improvements thereon OF any
kind; that he has wholly abandoned the same
for more than SIX months last past and that
sold alleYcd absence from the snl0 land was
not due to his employment in the army, navy
or marine corps of the United States as . pr.
vate soldier. Officer. seaman or marine during
the war with Spain or during any other war In
which the United States was engaged.
Said parties are hereby nOtiied to appear.
respond, and offer evidence touching said alley
stion OF 10 clock o. m. on April 10. la6. before
the register and receiver Of the United States
I4nnsl Office In NinOt. n: Dak.
The said contestant having, in = proper AM
dasit, tiled February 8, 1eoA set forth facts
which show that after due dthgence personal
service OF this notice cannot be made. IL u
hereby ordered and directed thsaA such notice
IS Yiyen by due and poppei pnhnoati0n.
C. .Aurlapd. Atty.
1tnot y: y, - Is, .s-lsra'H
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JAMES JOHNsOK.
Attorney for Mortgages,
.1rnNTEST, !. NOTICE

department OF tho Interior. United States
LInd Olice. MnOt. Il. D.. Jan. 81 1906
Asunicient contest affidavit haying been fled
in this onice by G. r. Erickson. contestant.
against homestead ENTITY No. 25i16. made Sept
II. 1903 for the neA section ~ township l51.
n. range ~ w. by Jacob 7. Windness. cOntestee.
in which 1t ia alleged that said entryman has
not since the date OF his fling thereon had his
residence thereon and that since the date of
said Cling he has lived else where than on said
land that he has not since the date of his said
fling cultivated the said land or any part Shere-
Of nor has he made any improvements thereon
Of any kind except that y small shed has been
placed thereon: that he has wholly abandoned
the same for more than six months last past
and that said alleged absence from tho eaid
land was not due to his employment In the
army. navy or marine corp. OF The United
states ~ private soldier. officer. seaman or
marine during the war with Spain az duStng
any other war In which the United states was
engaged. a
Said parties are hereby notified to sppear.
respond and offer evidence touching said lleH-
atiOe at 10 o'clock Q. M on Aavch 81. 1906. be-
fore the register and receiver OF the United
states Land Office in Min0t. n. H.
The said contestant having, in = proper an
dxvit filed February 10 lo06. set forth facts
which show that after dse diligence personal
service Of this notice cannot he mnde.sit -
hereby ordered and Directed that such notice
be given ~ due nad proper publication.
T.. T.. Fox. Receiver.
G.. Aurlacd. Atty.
~s--.l n
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Aurlacd. Atty.
a%sL ~ a.

Department Of tho Interior, United States
Land Office, Ainot, ". D.. Feb. s. 1905.
sufficient contest affidavit by having been
fled in this Office by Daniel Danielson. con-
tostant, against homestead ontry No. 1884,
made Aprii::a 1902 for VIZ swA Sac. g and VIZ
nvM section 81, township lSs, range IS. b. Anna
Mills, cOntestec,in Which it is alleged that said
ontryman has wholly abandoned said tract
and changed biz resldeaco therefrom for more
than six mouths since making said entry aud
prior to the dots thereof: that he has not es-
tablished q residence thereon; that said tract
aims in its ma tural state wholly abandoned
and unimprovsd; and that said alleged absence
from tn said land wss not due to his employ
ment In the army, navy or marine corps OF the
United States as private soldier, officer,
seaman or marine during the war with Spain or
during any other war. ia which the United
States was engaged. and said parties are here
by notified 10 anpeA respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock q. n. on
April ., 1915: before the register and rsceissr et
the United States land office In Minot, a. Oak.
Tho said contostane having, in q proper AMI
dayit. flied Feb. "a, lQU;. set forth facts which
show that attor due diligence .Dsrsonal service
Of this notice can not he make. II is hereby
ordered aud directed that ssch nesies Be given
rs due and pruIior publication - 49,
=" r. r. Fox, Receiver
G. Aurlard. Attorney:
AiNnE n III.
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Defendants.
SUMMONS

+ De[0ndanGS.
TIE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFEN DAETs:
You and each of you, are hereby summoned
to answer the complaint i'll this action, and to
serve a copy of your answer upon the subscrib-
or within thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon YOU, exclusive OF the day of
service; aud in case of your failure to appear
or answer, Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated at Minot. North Dakota. this seventh
day Of December. A. ID, 1905.
JAMES JOHNSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Minot, North Dakota.
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You, and each of you, take notice, that this
action is brought to quiet the title to the east
half of the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section 81. in township 15l North, Range Sd
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian Wald
County, North Dakota and that no personal
claim is made against You, or anysof you; and
you are further notified that the complaint in
this action son file iii thAotlice Of the Clerk of
the District Court III and for Ward County,
North Dakota, whore said action is pending
JAMES JOHNSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1-l7-2-2l Minot, North Dakota.
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* Of North DAKOTA, r. !s'.l ri
ICounty Of Ward, Dist,
The Somers Land Company,
q corporation created NIL
!, existing under and hyx NJ
tue OF tho laws.ofSkeGat
( of North Dakota, nm.

Jens P. Hustad. Jakobine y.
Hustad, his wife; the Bank
Of Minot, u corporation; the
Bank of Minot, a corpora
ton. by u. A. Mears, Score
tary, PhilO Fuller; Bank Of
Minot by T.. A. Mears, Prcsi-
dent; North Dakota Title
Insurance and Trust Com
pany; A. b. Guptill, Receiy-
er OF tho Bank Of Minot; Il.
5. Bryniolfson, Peter Ehr:
Guarantee Company of
North Dakota, by h. Ash
Icy Mears, It's Secretary;
North Dakota Title. Insur-
ance and Trust Company
by Il. Ashley Mears. Secrs-
tary: G. Fl. Mears, Willard
+. Fuller as administrator
Ofthe estate ofPhilo Fuller,
deceased I; aud all other per-
sons unknown claiming any
estate or interest in, or lien
or incumbrancs upon the
property described in the
complaint, and their uA-
known heirs,
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Old English Fruit Cake at Wheelers.
Per Cake 29e.
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T. f. DISCARD, Attorney 5or Contestant, -----.y'
AinOt North D:asota. a
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CONTEST NOTICE

James johnson.
Attorney for Contestant.
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10 SUSPECTS HELD m MADRID.
FOrR aORf TnffHs ~ THF
HOHH THR0H ~ M
0aHt TststaH tRfgsrs tesye spautsN
tseifst, fe1ftWa IWthef NWtpNaes
HiHe lteifs Hprrptius NJ Fieee N
tHe state faH fias flHd HeeW FtsuWed

eratH fIa. nt,r.fs b rHs see
N,uatn iunp fte thly eHHuaa mH,ia
IN nhs 0Ho'fi programmes ~ mo f1ysl
gsjiiins festivities IN renarfueNea ~ thr
ssfafepf ee kios Nifnrsr's Me va ihe
0iulssion ~ mo Hs's nul whieh 49, ~
have heah rIyeh Nv nieht IN Ne plsee =
fefHpiiuu v1a hold
Wyieen prsoacfs tfe nov held ~ i've
pnllce on iaritlHN ~ feina implicated IN
the hutnb outfafo thfcr ~ them sefe
arrested ~ thry srfo iatine q train fof
RateeluNs
Hobeft Hamilton Tho hsns ~ England
clark wt1 Ssa Ielairei Nv the authorities
nn Suspicion was feietaei ffom eiistudy
to-day having c,nclu-ively ahotu his n
cenca
bon Jaime ~ Bourbon. am ~ INN Carlos.
no Spanish pfrierdef. hns arn the follow.
ina Telegram rs kihe Aitonao
IA y courteous advet mrv, wish ~
congratulate YOU on your earnfn from an
1dio,is outrage
II has bcon ascertained that captain.
General wevlcf was not injured nv tho eS-
thosiun ON Thurs clay. but HE apn. whp
Ia n Lieutenant NJ cavalry, vas slightly
wounded In ono log.
-Four ~ tho persons who serr iniur ID
died to-day
The Queen his presented her wedding
drcs. and Shoes 10 tho church n Alma.
dena, whichis opposite he scene Of the bomb
outrage II 10 tho custom for the Queen NJ
Spain 20 present her wedding dress To some
church
II IL stated that Manuel Morales, or trales,
who h believed to have Thrown tho bomb, Ia
the son 81 a rich manufactures ~ Sabadeli,
near Barcelona. lie was expelled from
home because Of hi annrchistic tendencies.
He knows several languages and is ac-
duaiuted with chemistry. He was n teacher
81 languages in Barcelona, meanwhile keep
ing in touch with the anarchists.
He came to Madrid on May %. The
authorities believe the plot was hatched
at MarseilleS.
Madrid is still pantcky, fearing further
outra ges. Many Of the foreign visitors
have left. Two more horses. that we're
attached to the royal carria ge, have died
Of their wounds
A deputy, a friend Of the Minister Of the
Interior, has offered 5000 reward for the
discovery of the miscreant who threw the
bomb,
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria at
tended a thanksgiving service at the Church
Of Buen Suceso this afternoon. Afterward
they went to the bullight, where they re-
ceived a great ovation. They left shortly
before the end of the performance and re-
turned to the palace. They were cheered
by crowds which had gathered along the
route.
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OBITUARY.

Lieutenant Commander John H, L. Hol.
combe, T.. s.. N. died at the Mare. Island
Naval Hospital, S IN Francisco. yesterday. He
was born in Lynchburg. Va, in eptem-
Der, 1855, and was appointed a naval cadet in
June. 1874. on July l. 1882. he was advanced
TO the rank Of ensign. AS a lieutenant. junior
grade, he served from s92 to 1895 at the
Washington Navy Yard and later in the
Bureau of Equipment Of the Navy Dep. IT.
ment. During the Spanish war he served on
board the receiving ship Independence, on
the cruiser Baltimore and on the Manila.
He subsequently served on the Yankee, the
Brooklyn and the Independence, He was
under treatment at the Mare Island Navy
Yard at the time of his death.
Jonas Somehow. a retired oil dealer,
father-in-law Of Daniel Guggenheim, OF NJ,
tiug genheim's Sons, died on Friday at his
home. 81 West Eighty-sixth street. Mr..
Somehow was rs years old. He had been
an invalid for two years, suffering from, a
complication Of diseases. He is survived by
a son, Leo, and two daughters. Mrs. H. Levy
and Mrs. Sophie Loew. The funeral will be held
this morning at 1890 o'clock at the Temple
Emanuel, of which Mr.. Somehow was a
member for many years. The interment
will be at Cypress Hills.
Whitney Sloat of Bayonne died yesterday
at his home, 3S East Forty-frst street, at the
age of 10. For many years he was master
mechanic at the Standar Oil Company
works. a wife. two sons and a daughter
survive him.
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The Weather.

The temperature was higher In all the Atlantic
States Yesterday and somewhat lower In all the
Central States and Lake regions and higher again
In the Southwest.
The pressure continued low over the Middle
Atlantic and New England sections, which &c
counted for the heat and also caused a few scat
tered showers and thunG erStorms. Fair weather
was general In the other sections except for local
showers and tbunderstorms In Kansas. Arkansas
and eastern Texas.
High pressure dominated the interior Of the
country.
In this city the day was fair, with a thunder
storm passing to the south in the evening; warmer.
light and fresh southerly winds; average humidity,
IS per cent barometer. corrected to read TO sea
level, at S A. NJ, 2e.e1; 3 p. NJ, 1881.
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
ofnclal thermometeT. is shown In the ANNEXED table:
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WRs. &. ". WALCOT DEAD.


Mrs Isabella waloot. who waa known
20 theatrical folk ~ the 'Dowager Of the
Lycpun stock Company Ia dead. she
succumbed last night Ia an illness that be-
gan last September when she suffered
u stroke 81 rafalysis at the country home
she and her husband, Charles NJ. Walcot, have
had NJ Rhinebeck. She dice az her home
In thisc city at 25 West iOist street.
Mrs. Walcot had been a FAM liar figure 10
New York th~eatregoers for twoscore years.
She first attracted notice when, as a yourg
girl. she was a member OF the Walnut Street
Theatre stock company. In Philadelphia.
Edwin Booth was 40 impressed by her
al ility that he gas ed her az a member
Of his company. Mrs. walcot played
Opheiid to Booths Hamlet during the mem
orahle run of 100 nights al the old Winter
Garden, Broadway. opposite Bond street.
When the first play Of the stock COM
pany at the old Lyceum Theatre in Fourth
were members of the company. This play
was The Wife, by David Belasco and
Henry &. De Mile, and 1t was put on by the
:hen newly formed Lyceum stock company
in 1886. Mrs. Walcot played the part OF
Mrs. BeItdmy Tres.
as Sweet lavender 1.-The Charity BALI
The Marquise, THE Idler, Lady Bounti:
full" Squire Kate Merry Gotham, "
-Th America Duchess Our Country
Cousins" The Amazons,' -Trelawney Of
the Wells, " THE Case Of Rebellious Susan"
THE Home Secretary, THE Benefit of the
Doubt, The Princess and the Butterfly
The Maneuvres of Jane and The Am
bassador.'
The last engagement Mrs. Waloot flied
was with Annie Russell. Both she and her
husband were to nave had important roles
in Augustus Thomas's .The Embassy
Ball" which was produced at Days
Theatre last season. It was when prepar-
ing to come to this city Inc take up the
rehearsals for this piece that Mrs. Waloot
was stricken. Her husband, who mad in
variably appeared in the same productions
with her for years, has not been seen on
the stage since.
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wAsHtSoroN FoRRCAsr FOR TO-DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern Mem Yort, TAR 10 dap and fo-morrou.
HtoIl 10 fresh toeS pinds. becoming rdrohis. u
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland. Della
ware and eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day and
70 morrow: light north winds, becoming variable.
For New Jersey, fair 10 day fair TO. mortow and
warmer In south portion; light west TO north winds
becoming variable.
For New England. fair In west and clearing In
east portion to-day: fair to morrow light 10 fresh
west winds. becoming variable.
For western New York, fair and warmer to-day
and 70 .morrow; variable winds.
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tRN ,a0 AFtsR srSeK Yarns
SsaJs W iprWWe tssves ~ ~ Investigation
NJ paehtHu eseaae ~tNNaftteWa

cHteAuo, June . Mayor bunhe to-day
made Inc nfat move toward Investigating
stock ward conditions nv a commlssioh
~ experts The inveetleatofe afe ~ he OF
auch prominence that thAiF findings WUl be
accepted
gram n Secretar y Wlleon n the Department
" Agriculture w Washington auaaeeting
that the Federal authorities cooperate N
naming tho In yeatiantofa
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ANDREW u. WHITES PLAN.
Police Of America and Europe Should Unite
TO Put Down Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Jure "A great internationa
bureau to run down the bomb thro wers
is suggested by Andrew D. White, former
Ambassador to Russia and to Germany,
former president of Cornell University,
prominent as a promoter of the peace con-
Terence at The Hague and for many years
one Of Americas foremost diplomats.
Mr.. White believes the world must have
cooperation if it is hoped to shake of the
murderous, irresponsible creatures whose
work is becoming 30 common and who have
killed 50 many of the ablest men in the
United States and Europe.
Mr.. White thinks the police departments