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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
CONFERENCE ON
LABOR ON OCT. 6
Representation oT different bodies l.
Announced.

Washington. Sept. THE confer
orcc called bv President Wilson 10
discuss relations botWrrn labor and
industry viii meet IN Washington
October g and viii Dee composed of
five persons selected by the chamber
OF commerce of the United States.
five hy the national industrial cuH
ference board. nftceu by the Amcri-
can Fcceraiion Of Labor, three by
farming organizations. and three by
investment bankers md fifteen repre-.
scutHtiNts uf the public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Text of Speech
of the President
at Columbus, o.

Columbus, O.. sept. f.-Thc text OF
president Wilson'S speech here fol-
lows
MIR. Chairman. Governor Campben
and my fcliow citizens.
IT H. win very profound pieaAlre
that ] find myself face to face with
you. have FOR n long time chafed
at tho confinement OF Washington. I
have for long time wished TO fulfill
the purpose with which my heart wns
fuil when ! returned to our beloved
country. namely. TO go out and report
to my fellow countrymen concerning
those affairs Of ;he world which now
need 20 be settled.
''rhe only people I owe any report
to are you and the other citizens OF
the United States and II has become
increasingly necessary, apparently
that I should report TO you. After all
the various angles at which you have
heari the treaty held up perhaps you
would like to know what is In the
treaty. find Il very difficult In read
Ing some OF the speeches that I have
read to form any conception OF that
great document
1t is "A document unique In the
history Of the world for many reasons
and I think ! cannot do you better
service OF the peace of the world "A
better service Than by pointing out 10
YOU Just what this treaty contains and
A. hat 81 seeks to do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
WAGE RAISE FOR
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
HOUSE Passdi TN. which Goes b
to tho senate.

Washington Sept t--An Increase
uf fljU iu the annual wages of all
postniiirr employees s provided hy Il
bin passed todays by the house and
sent to the senate.
The increase is retroactive TO July
last ana Affects approximately
25U.uUO employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Ell PASO TRYING
TO GET PERSHINC
General l. Invited 10 visii HIS ''osd
Home"

~ Paso. Tex. sept. i.--Efforts are
being made here by friends OF General
John ]. Pershsng 20 have him visit
FL Puso, after he has bern the gueit
of the government al Washington.
Telegrams were sert today from thH
University club. kiwanis club aud
other organizations here to which
Geueiai rcfsliing heionrs. ureing him
fn visit Ills "old home' as Gcnefni
PerShing refers to VI paso.
Should he accept the reception VIII
be made iri-siate affair and frieuds
OF the general VIII be- invited from
Arizona aad New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
SOCIALISTS ARE
AGAINST TREATY
French Deputies To Vote \giinst
Pact.

NIrIs SIpt I.-pHul Mislral MI
uority socialist during the debate 10
the chamber OF deputies this after
noon ON ratification of the peac"
treaty with Germany declared that
he aud his party OF about 80 mem
beers would vote against ratification
Of the treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
VILLA FORCES
IN A BATTLE
100 Reported Killed. Wounded AMI
Taken Prisoners.

NJ IlHO. Ton S0pt I-"NoNIo1n OF
0cials herr and in Juurcz were max
ms an effort today to get additional
details by telegraph Of the tight be-
tween Francisco Villas forces and
General tcsario Castru's federal col
umn siN miles from Durango city, Du-
Wngo September O.
According 20 MoNican government
reports 100 villa rebels were KILLED.
wounded and taken prisoners uud
eleven fcdcruls killed and ~ wounded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

Columbus o. Sept 4Presiden Wilson, opening his country
wide speaking Tor the treaty declared address here
oday that his and report my fellow
trymeu."
The only people whom said the president,
and the other citizens of the United States
The president said also seemed increasingly necessary that
should because he had speeches about
the treaty and unable gather from them much Of what the
cOutai ained
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
WILSON APPEALS To PEOPLE To SUPPORT TREATY
First Airplane
Funeral Is Held;
Fly to Cemetery

Toronto, Ont. Sept. what IL be-
lieved to have been the first airplsne
funeral ever held occurred here yes
tcrday when tiny coffin. bearing the
body Of Leonard Allen. five months
old baby. was conveyed TO Mount
Pleasant cemetery In plane piloted
by Harry Smith formerly Of the Royal
air force.
The flying hcarse" was closely fol
lowed by Bcond plane bearing
assistants Of the undertaken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
REDS EXECUTE
1000 PERSONS
Budics ThUwn Into Pits whclr They
Are Found.

tuustNnUuople, fNia lsDnduul sept.
More than goo persons werC eN-
ecutcd by the Bolshcviki before they
evacuated the city Of Yakaterin0slav
In southern Russia. according to a
dispatch received here from that
city. giving q physicians account Of
the maSsacres,
The physician was present AZ the
opening of the pits into which tn"
bodies OF these Victims had been
thrown after their execution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
COUNTY TO SELL
SEIZED PORK
Judgr Ucfu.sS q stay ~ Execution
In Packing COMPANY tnst

Canton Ohio. sept. -Ju Justice
William ~. bay of the United states
supreme court here today denied q
writ asiing for stay of execution in
the case of the state Of Onto against
the Columbus Packing company, In
which 7a tons Of pork. SAID To y ""
h.cn held IN violation ot the law,
was seized hy the prosecuting atior-
me-, Of Frankln county
II is said the pork viii Ice placed
ON the market and sold a. ONE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
PERSHING MADE
GENERAL FOR LIFE
senators Ch,s.r Whcu Nomination l.
Confirmed.
1T THt AtsociATrn Fsrss

~ rHg AteoctAfNn Faune
Washington, Sept. Amid ap-
plausc from Senators and spectators
the senate today In open executive
session unanimously confirmed the
nomination OF John J. Pershing to
the permanent rank OF general OF the
regular army as reward fur his ser
vices as commander OF the American
eXpeditiouurv force. As mark Of
special honor rising vote was
taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
8 MEN ARRESTED
IN DRUG RAID
Officers Soilc GoOA Valued
SiOo.O0O.

~ FNA AaAoelANAt F"Nta
sew York. Sept g. Eight men
were arrested and habit forming
durrs valued ut more than Nlu0, O0u
were seized here today by internal
revenue agents in what tn,y declared
tp hc the most important raid uf It's
kind that hats ever taken place in this
district
The prisoners had H.l 600 in cash
ON their persons and are said To hc
mrmhcrs OF gang Whose operations
extended throughout the country,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
AUSTRIA GETS 2
DAYS MORE TIME
Allics E.Ntaih Limit for u Peace
lloply

Paris Sspt l-The supreme couu-
ell pf the peace conference mas de
cided 90 grant the request OF the Aus
trian peace delegation Tor two days
delay In the time for presenting the
Austrian answer 10 the Terms NJ
peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
PLANE TAKES IS
ACROSS ALPS
Machine Iiying from Milan Ia
i.oiiion.

Sew York sept Ngws Of a
successful European Hight of q ca
proni lriplane. equipped with Liberty
motors was made public here today
by -. % Cont. American representa-
tive ~ the Caproni company 4 tel
cgrnm received by Mr Cont from
Milan said
"Caproni triplauc fitted with Lib
crty motors and lN-pnss"nEcr cabin
ilcN from Milan across The Alps TO
Lyons, Paris. Brussels, Amsterdam, ou
its way To London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
HIDDEN BODIES
IN BUDAPEST
Isanmiasas Tsoogns Discover sese.aI
IluiahsAi CorTsa.a.

London. sept f.--aHtNcfai hundred
bodies which we're hidden ia Buda-
pest have been discovered ns fu1nans
Ian troops In that city, accordinn to
a Basle dispatch 70 the Exchange
Telegraph company. .... - !,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
DECLARES IN ADDRESS At
COLUMBUS, O., THAT PACT
HAS BEEN M|SREPRESENTED

Asserts That League of Nations Ful6lls American
Principles and That When 1t Is Ratified Our
Men in Khaki VIII Never Cross Seas Again,
Says 1t Violates No u. S. Traditions and That
the Treaty Establishes Magma Charta of
Labor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
~ rns assoel.r.s sesss

Washington Sept 4Fina action the treaty BY the
foreign relations committee late today planned by Re-
publican leaders proposed that resolution Of ratification
including reservations adopted and the treaty be ordered reported
to the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

I t.,t.i,,,, ~. .r.,t,. ,,.o,.,.i., 49,.
Nlnlhs TOT "h ihte'h'uoh"' i"""r or
gnnizntion which will hold us first
=, =. -
"eeNhs ." ""'"ihh'"h ." '''""e's '"e
president said.
And Ia, ma ,,,i vou IA viii nee,
W
whether this treaty Is ratified by then
or not"
"whcn this treaty Is accepted" he
I said. "the men IN khaki viii never
&c.. A., ,.,.,,-. a., -. ...,,, ..,l 4
-. =. .....'.......-, ,-''..-' a. -, ~.
""N" "~NeP''" "Ne''N ~ ="
actspted.
As the president was leaving the
! hall Chinaman Ia the gallery Calieu
several times.
"Nr .NtIson hovy nbout shaut,tnu7'
/ ,,.,1 .'.'...,.,,., .....',..,...,,.. ,t.t ~,
near hihl- .......,
/ speaking 10 crowd Which lahhe"
Nflhorlal nav, Whure ssathk 'ap.S
| ~ was estimated AZ s,vVV, tne pr.si-
denta declarations frequently were
interrupted py cheefa'
The meeting was pfeslaea over py
br. W. O. Ihonp-9n' ana me presl-
dent was introduced ny FORMER 10Y, ..,
crnor James y, tempneu Hs ne
hrAi citizen OF me DIG round Mofia-
ehd 70 'ef on i"uf,
AIR. Wilson began by saying that he
bad "cnaied az the conhnenneht OF
WaHhinston, ana was sl1a 20 ger
OUT 7" ih"he ms iep"tt 70 uht pt'Pt.
In the first place, the president
saia' me ueag uhuertooN 70 p..ls'' pu,,,9sn
to Overwhelmingly crush any great
people.
Restraint had heen eNersisen' M hs
SAID ana hefe was pfoNiHloh loI
making the reparation no greater
than termhhl 'oulu pay.
Mr.. wilson shld ne had neeh as.
tonished at statements mhne Hpou'
the treaty ana Was convinced mhhy
OF phem were made by men VINO had
not read II or else h"d taileu 10 com
prshend ils mean'ns' a.. .,
, Ihe league OF haliohs, the p.esl'
dent declared, was formed In fulnli,
m.nt OF lhe pIoilllHo tl't ,ne hl's1 9..,
, states was hEhlink lhis N"f 10 ehu
+ business OF th"t sort i"teNci' ~
. !" estthilnh he i'hkNr, ne salu' ""uiV
ee uni"'hiu4 !" thuse VINO hap
dltu
we 90 hot 90 'l,- In,hs' ~
declared we nave nesleStsa m,
'ehtiat .vNennnt W. pIoil.s'u .@u, ~
peoPle; IA. rabue "l hstlo"s - ~ ~
. oniy thlnH thst can prevent the ie
eufiehoe 9t ulls .s'Ss..olne'
hn, Hnnin N"t" .,,.
'S'Ivs I ,r,s nus me ,esrs Ss''sms ~. S""i'n M,
I, ueu wy NN--s ""s
chains OF oppression aha gives stnal
p hationalltieo 'h' iisht !" iNe 'neN
? "Mm HNVs' o.. 49,. -.
3 .naN ne S'i"' was ~ A'ne, ~, ,s1
, p"Hli iion an" was si'u W Hth
- ioi ~ .,.,-. ....,,--,
r H"S, nc Pls-luent V"h,lhu'u' pa
{ pl'a'httu !" w 'ue' w
e rnlN Pr"p"Hai IN h'' te4ueSt 10
r. RUNE
= thoukh .Nelt W., uhis a'a ,.elr'
y t",.h SeIlleiil' nv in'l', nc 1'.pli
sS imy wS",Sn alu,'s -, ,,sre sse',ssl Veg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Gcrman People DcNci,cd.

Germany WIS self governed Her
rulers had not concealed the purposes
shat they had IN mind but they had
deceived their people ~ To the char
nctcr Of the methods they were going
to use and | believe from what 1 can
learn that there is an awakened con
sciousness In Germany itself Of the
deep iniuuity OF the thing that was at
tempted.
when the Austrian delegates came
before the peace rorfernce, they in 80
many words spoke OF the origination
OF the war as crime ana admitted
In our presence that Il was a thing in
tolerahle 10 contemplate. They knew
In their hearts that II had done them
the deepest conceivable wrong, thnt
u had put their people aud the people
at Germany at the Judgment seat of
mankind and throughout this treaty
every term that was applied to Ger
MANY was meant not to humtliate
Germany hut TO rectify the wrong that
she had done. Ana if you will look
even into the severe terms OF repaih-
ton. for there was no indemnity NO
indemnity OF any sort was claimed
merely reparation. merely paying for
the destruction done, merely makins
good the loss 80 far as the losHes
could be made good which she had
unjustly Inflicted, not upon the gov
eminent FOR the reparution is not 10
90 to the govcrnments--hut upon the
people whose rights she had troddcn
upon with absolute absence OF every
thing that even resemblcd pity. There
Is no indemnity In this treaty but
there is reputation and even IN the
terms OF repnration a method ~ de-
viscd hv which the rsparation shall pe
adjusted TO Germany's ability TO pay
DO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

II am uatUnishcd Hi some OF the
statements see made about this
treaty and the truth Is that they are
made by persons who have not read
the treaty or who, " they have read
a. have not comprchended ~ mean
inE.
There b. a method Of adjustment
IN the treaty ny which the repafation
shall not be pressed beyond the point
Witch Germany can pay but che viii
be pressed To the u,.nost point TINT
she can pay which ~ iust. which IN
righteous n would be intolerablo u
there had been anything else, for, my
fellow citizens this treaty is not meant
merely to eud this single war; u is
meant us futicr 10 cNury govern
ment which in the future viii at
tempt this thing that mankind Will
unite TO innict the same punishment
There is no national triumph
sought to be recorded Ia this treaty.
There H. no glory sought Tor any par
tlcular nation. The thought OF the
statesmen collected around that table
WIS OF tneir people. OF IN. sufferinga
that they had gone through OF the
losses they had incurred, that great
throhbing heart which was 80 de-
pressed 80 forlorn. SO sad Ia every
tContinucd on page two.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
Furnishes Wrongs.

III ANN AAtNA INtAtNf HiN ANNANM AR1NH
trymen u seeks TO punish one OF the
greatest wrongs ever done In history.
the wrong which Germany sought to
do TO the world and to civilization an 4
there ought to b. no weak purpose
with regard TO the application OF the
punishment. She attempted an intol .
crahie thing. aud she must be made
to pay for the attempt.
The terms OF the treaty are severe
hut they are not unjust. 1 can testify
'hun the men associated with me at
the peace conference In Paris had it
In their hearts TO do justice aud not
wrong but they knew perhaps with a
more vivid sense Of what had happen
ed than we could possibly know on
this side OF the water the many sol
enn covenants which Germany had
,iisregarded. tht long preparation she
had made to overwhelm her neigh
bors. the utter Disregard which she
had shown for human rights, for the
rights OF women and children and
those who werc helpless. They had
seen their lands devastated by an
enemy thut devoted itself not only "a
the effort 81 victory but to the effort
OF terror. seeking To terriiy the pco-
pie whom they fought. aud ! wish "a
testify that they exercised restraint in
the terms OF this treaty. They DID
not wish TO overwholm any great ma
ti0n and they had no purpose in ovci
whclming the German people, but
they did think Tint II Ough' TO b,
burned into the consciousness Of me.
forever that no people ought to per
NIT its government TO do what the
German government did.
In the last ANALYSIS, my fellow
countrymen, as we IN America w9ui'
be tho first 10 claim A penpic afu ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

This was WHY, he said some nf the
boundary limos were left 20 DE de-
cided later by the people themselves
The treaty, he declared, was shot
through with the American principle
OF the choice of the governed
The treaty also contains. the pres
ldcnt continued, "a Magma Chnrta OF
labor" which would se; up an inter.
national labor organization. THIS
organization. he said. would hold It's
nrst meeting IN Washington in oc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04

Chicago -Cholce. tie.ae 10 $500
medium. sil.5s % tls.se iieeeipis.
kansas cry ti5.so to sis.se- ns.
Bsnvsr' sss.se 70 sis.oo. Receipts.
i,50o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-04
METAL MARKET.

New York. Sept. l.--Bar silver
ii.1sK.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-04
). HOUSES Fon SALE.

HOUSES 1 AEp o k9T4 F E9Rx SALE IN
On North First st.-one Z room house
lot: Price $2506. 90.
50 Foot Lot-Price $4,000.
Price g TO- from to So, e to IS IT,; cement walk.
Second st.2Go it. lot with two old
icuses;Nare rented for $500 Per month.
Saty.~stsr and lights. Cement walk.
s room house, water and lights. Price
One 10 It. Lot-Priee $4,000.
,,. Hs,Fd and sti S.tn. Fc faic. h siscc:oc electric
., : so on electric lights gas; corner lot.
) room house. modern. with laundry in
sess With property :'' Price $500. '.'''s
corner ,lot; Fine yard and garage.
s. Third st-coruer lot. Z room house.
3. Fcurth-s room brick house. corner
lot lot H Hard anish. Aodern ot through
". > m 1sss1e'h house, 'c ioc 'G Il. corner
lot; Nice shade trees md fruit trees.
vs : Ses ssI: sott s!s.ii s:i;.4. ' ss2s. ,,,ss:
Z s. sth st--sNroom cottage. hardwood
finish throughout. Modern 30 much you
could not make It more 30. Price 5000.
cep pFG heat st'P Price so $500 e0o's' modern e1'
{ room house-HaSdxood doors. cleo
trio lights. PT,es ta7oS;
40 acres in Kittson Co.
80 acres in Sullivan Txpp.. Foik 60.
10 acres in Keystone T Tsp.' Poik CO.
160 acres near Thief River. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-04
Proposal o Bids for City IAy4ag.
Paving District 1o. 10.

Notice is hereby given that until 4
o'clock ?; m; on the goth day Of June,
grading. draining and seeding of boule-
wards upon a basis of a cash payment
thereof. will be received for the paving
the following described streets n ave-
nues in Paving District No. 10 in the
city Of Grand Forks, North DakotA.
On North 4th street from the south
line of Cheyenne avenue to the south
line of Edith avenue. =
On North 5th street from the south
line line Of Of L'Hiye sve sSsnue to the north
CT North 9Th street from the south
line of Cheyenne avenue to the north
line of Grisss avenue.
line Of Cheyenne avenue to the north
line Of Hill avenue.
On North sth street from the south
Inc 81 CHEYENNE avenue to- the north
On Cheyenne avenue from tho alley
between srd inc 4th streets to the vest
line of:sSth street. a%54 a'sta
etween. srd n 4th streets to the west
On lone avenue from the alley line
On Hill avenue from center line OF
alley between 3rd and 9Th streets to the
On Griggs avenue from center lire OF
alley between 3d and 4th streets tosthe
west line Of 9Th street. @
On LHlyer avenue from center line
the west line of 5th street.
! On Lulu avenue from center line OF
west line Of alley between 4th and sth
streets.
That bids will be received for the fol-
loving kinds Of pavement:
October LIST, 1919.
The plans and s%pscineatisns nay y
Bids will be received for the whoia
amount of pavement. each bidder shall
state the amount per yard for which no
Each sid must be accompanies BY !
certified, check for the sum Of $4,000.
| endorsed or payable to the Mayor q Q
Egarantse that the bidder vim enter
same Ia awarded to him. Each bid shall
also be accompanied by q bond running
TO the city tnSthe penai sum of not less
~ the bid, in; conformity with the pro-
visions Of section 1906. OF the Revised
Codes of North pskota. a. ameadsd.
envelope, 9 that the. same caanp& y
opensdLs without breektng Tie ssai..and
shall y addrsesed 9 the city auditor
I us shi s,ty m q osn aerd rHF &. NJ :. II sa. ssa
! 81 ~ s's Ss sesss: Bids Tor rayins a Die
]r.s a,l ]. s,d ;ss... Sc .sa a.:s.. s -; = =.
vhichslh bssdtssnel ~ to psymese
f e. s sasscs, ,s SSsk., = ~; - ssa,. IL, =
psySl1ent 6 hsaolpftonsalE N city,
The City Council reseFSeaskhess42ht -
reject any .'l sad .
NAy#0R = p. lsI9.
c,si Asaitos s S;.ss ST: az. !. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-04
North Dakota's Creofest
Classified Section
HQT1cB 70 mvnxxona

xQT1Cy1 10 @1DxzQDA
Forks, ss.-In County CovrtaN Il
In the matter OF the festate & SrSdefack
H B~rundage. deceased. Ia q
Brundake. ~executrix Of the ssfste of
Frederick H Brundase. deceased, to the
creditors ' of. aud ali personsv having
Claims. against said deceased, to present
Henry o'Keefe, IJr.. resident agent, q
Grand Forks, N. Oak, within nix months
aIIer the nrst publication of this notice.
Dated May 18th, A. D. 1918.
= Eleanor p. Brundaea.
E~1ecutrlx OF the Estate 81 =
Frederick H. BrundaGe, deceased.
70 fiTst p%uniication May 14th. 1eaA
(May l4-z1-2s. Juns q,
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AGENTS

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pamphlet on the inside history Of
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lished in America. News agents APP
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ORDER 70 HxAMINE Aououxr9.

. ORDER TO 83AA1NE ACCoU2K1.
State of North Dakota. County Of Grand
Forks-ss. In County Court, 4,
In the Matter of the Estatesofs William
&c. Nisbet, Deceased. -
On reading and filing the petition OF
A.. J. Kfncaid. Administrator Of the es.
tate OF William g. Nisbet, deceased
representing among other things, tha1
he has fully administered said estate
and praying that q 1 time and place be
hxed for examining and allowing the &C.
count OF his administration, and for the
assignment of the residue Of said estate
to heirs: -"
It is ordered. that said account be exs
amined, and petition heard, blythe Judge
Of this court on Saturday, the 21st day
OF June, A. D. 1919, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
at Grand Forks in said county.
And IfIs Further Ordered, that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested
by publishing q copy OF this order or
citation for o u successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, In the Grand
Forks Herald, a daily newspaper. print.
ed ahd Published at Crane Forks IN said
county.
Dated 1t Grand Forks, N D., this 1sth
day OF May, A. D. 1919
s. BY the Court sS
f(Court Seal.) L. x. HASSELL, II
Judge Of Comfy Court
tAay q. IS. June ! and, ii.)