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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Iowa, Crawford County-ln
Probate.
Inthe District Court OF Iowa, In and
for Crawford County-Notice Of Read.
ing and Probate Of Will.
To Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
in Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, on
the Sd day OF September, 1913, at 10
O'Clock a. M, to then and there attend
1.-THE probate Of an Instrument in writ
ing purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Loren Cornwell, late Of
said county, deceased, at which time
and place you win appear and show
cause, il any you know, why said will
should not he. admitted to probate
Instestimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of the district court this 25th
|day OF June, A. D. 1918.
(seaD ~. W. MONAGHAN, 4
l5s-3tl &, Clerk.
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Notice oFPRoHATE or WILL I.
State of Iowa, Crawford County In

+ NOTICE Of PROBATE Or WILL =
State of Iowa, Crawford County In
Probate.
Insthe District Court OF Iowa. in and
for Crawford County-lNotice of Read
ing and Probate Of Will.
To Whom 1t May Concern: II
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
lin Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, on
the 3d. day of September, 1919, at 10
q clock a, M, to then and there attend
the probate of an instrument in writ
ing purporting to be the last Will and
testament Of Charles Jones, late OF
said county, deceased, at which time
and place you will appear and show
cause, If any you know, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal OF the district court this 25th
day OF June, a Ds 1918.
(seaD j. w. MONAGHAN,
26.3t e @ IA Clerk
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PRESIDENT WILSON HOME.

Preside nt Wills returned to Wash
ington at midnight Tuesday after an
absence OF four months at the Paris
peace conference. He was ac:,ompan-
led by Mrs. Wilson, Miss Margaret
Wilson and by Vice President Marshall
and most of the members of his cab
met, who greeted him on his arrival
in New York. The president will ap:
pear before the senate next Thursday
to present in open session the treaty
with Germany.
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND

y FARM LANDS FOR SALE SOUTH
eastern NORTH Dakota. Best diversi-
fed farming and some builders sec
ton; good schools, towns, churches,
country past speculative stage and on
safe Development basis. Large list.
ing, both improved and unimprOved
farms. Prices $40 to 375 per acre. Ac.
tive soliciting agents cooperation
wanted. Write for list and terms.
Here ii the place to locate your clients
for their prosperity and success. g.
E. Lane u anda Co.., Mlendale. n. p.
s Il. / s1 s,. 1S-10t+
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1856 acres AZ miles from Lake View,
Iowa; under good state Of cultivation;
good Improvements; $3.50 per acre.
+ 172 acres 3 miles from Sac City,
Iowa; all under WOVEN wire fence (;
fine improvements; q snap at $275 per
acre X. taken at once.
1863 acres joining town Of Spirit
Lake, Iowa; good improvements; all
fenced and cross fenced with woven
wire; fine grove; city water; three
good wells; a snap at 500 per acre.
Fine s160 acres, s miles from Lake
Crystal, MINI; well improved; on
electric line; $3.50 per acre.
100 acres in Cottonwood county
MIN. rs miles from Dundee 40 acres
under cultivation; no buildings; SIZE
per acre.
26-2tt w. B. Wayt, Sac City, Iowa.
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WARREN COUNTY FARMS NO. 1
1dSh acres 3 miles Of market, on good
public road; nice location: Good 8
room house, barn and other outbaild-
ings. "A handy little farm. PRICE now,
NOT next week, $500 per acre. Good
terms. ,5s
No. q, 100 acres 5 " miles Of Indian
ola,, the home of Simpson college On
main auto road. "A well watered stock
and grain farm. Buildings fairly good
Practically all under woven wire
fence Price $195. Keith M. Mccoy,
Indianoia, fts Iowa! Phone 4S8 or 701.
II SH iiAash ,ifa aSsf 27-2t4
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In the District Court Of Iowa, In ana
for Crawford County - September
Term, 1919 &.;,YS4 s,s.9
In the, Matter of, the Estate. Of
Charles LindQuist, deceased.
Original Notice
To Charles Lindquist Mary Jensen,
Mrs. Matilda Gustav Petersen:
You and each Of You are hereby n0ti-
fed that there is now on file IN the Of
flee OF the clerk Of the district court Of
Crawford county, Iowa, in the above
|entitled action, a petition OF Mary Jen.
|sen, setting forth that she resided IN
Ida county, Iowa. and that che, y 2
sister of the said Charles Li4d1Alet,
land that in addition the codefendant.
Mrs. Matilda Gustav Petersen, "a also
la sister OF the said Charles Li1dQliRt,
she residing in Argentina, South
America. .S', az. i.i.'5 .,s.
Said petition further states that the
said Charles Lindqpist was Of one time
Ia resident Of the state Of Iowa, but lat
Ter Of the state Of illinois. and that he
[acquired and owns property In tina
county OF Crawford and state Qf Iowa.
as follows: One.third interest in Two
Acres OF land in otter Creek township.
Crawford county, Iowa; a house and
lot In the Incorporated town 0i Kiron
iii said county, the value OF the said
real ESTATE being III. the peighb0fho0d
of $25O0.00. and in addition acquired
and owns personal property consist
ing Of money Of about $4,000 90 DOW IN
the hands OF the clerk Of the district
court Of Crawford county, Iowa.
That the said Charles Lindquist
about ten years ago absepted himself
from his usual place Of residence and
concealed his whereabouts from his
family without known cause Tor more
than seven years and has been gone
to parts unknown for period of tHn
years and the prayer Of the petitioner
said Mary Jensen for the reason there,
lin stated asks that an administrators
may be appointed to administer upon
the estate OF the said Charles Lind.
quist and she prays that one Nels Jen.
sen of Ida county, Iowa, the husband
of said Mary Jensen, shall be appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of the
said Charles Linaauist. H
That the time for hearing said Pc
LltiOu 40 HACu Wy Iuc COulI 10 W Uc vi
Sept. 2, 1919, at the court house F1t
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, ct
400 p. M, of said day II no appear
ance is made on said date at the time
fixed in this notice upon the part of
the said Charles Lindquist the court
shall proceed to. hear proof of the I'LL
Legations OF said petition and shaIl
make such order as the court shGii
deem proper to be made in the prem.
Uses and If satisfied as to the truthsof
the facts set forth in the petition con.
corning the absentee shall order LETT
tiers of administration upon his estate
to issue as though he were known to
Ebe dead. 4ff 49,,
CONNER & POWERS, y
/ Attorneys for Mary Jensen,
21-8t Petitioner.
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FARMS IN SOUTHEASTERN N.
Dakota, Stutsman and other counties,
many highly airgp.0xed, n well set
tied communities. near market, school
and church, SIS; to- $50 per acre. IS
percent cash, balance crOp payments.
or easy terms. Write for big list. John
B. Fried Co., Owners, Jamestown, N.
D. - 25,1Ot3t
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CANADA LAND

\ "A SNAP ON 100 ACRES OF THE
best wheat land in Canada, SO acres
under cultivation, small house and
barn, every foot can be cultivated, all
lays level and high, miles from 8
different markets, II miles from Tu-
gaske, Sask!s the best wheat district
in Canada. $50 per acre, This offer
will not be open long. Owner, j. r..
Billiard, 900 HennepinsAye, Minneap-
oils, ra1 27-3t$
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WISCONSIN LAND

CHOICE 8O-ACREs FARM LoCAT-
ed 60 miles from Twin Cities, in Polk
county, Wis; on state road; level clay
loan soil; so acres under cultivation,
balance pasture; spring stream
through pasture; large six room house,
large barn; good well Of water; all
fenced with woven wire; one-half mile
school; two miles farmers creamery;
|quartersmile large lake; an ideal farm.
Price only 1880. Terms, half ycsah.
Oscar Dueholm Land Co., Shubert
Bldg, st. Paul. MINI. 1905
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NOTICE 70 BIDDERS

Sealed bids wilr be received at the
office of the County Auditor. Denison,
Iowa, until II o'clock, noon, on Tues
day, July AZ, 1919, for filling. concrete
culverts, located. as follows f f '''Fsl
One between sections rs and rs, UE=
ion township.
One between sections and 6. Nish.
nabotny township.
One between section rs Denison
township and section 30 East Boyer
bids to be. filed for cubic yard and
ALSO for the Whole Job.
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. '.E
i Board Of Supervisors,
|2s-1t !, Crawford county, Iowa.
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F,URNITURB FOR sALE-LI-
Ibrary table, mission clock, oak rock
Ter, foot stool, small table, new dining
room table, six dining room chairs,
iron bed, dresser, sectional book case,
small commode, sewing table, fern
stand, two taharets, some rugs; all In
good condition; part new. Phone S34.
- 2 Hs EaA }|'-s 2S1t
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAND

EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA I'M
proved farms for sale. near the city Of
WATERFOWL; good soil and climate;
close to best markets; prices right.
Write w. L. McClintic, Watertown,
is. D. 23.6t*
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OKLAHOMA LAND

SIDE JIM THOMAS, HUGO, OKLA.
have 5000 acres Of grass and tim
Der land for sale; all cash; $5 per acre
VIII sell tracts to suit: you. And also:
first mortgage notes for sale. 24-5tt
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100 ACRES, IMPROVED, JOINING
town in HUMBOLDT county; all farm
land; for short time, $275;;- easy terms.
$40 improved, in Pocaholtas county,
$225; average price OF land here is
s325. Address owner, Box IS, Role,
Iowa. 2S-3t*
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FOR SALE.

sFOR SALE FORD WITH SMITH
Form-A!Truck attachment or will
trade on, Ford touring Car or roadster.
Inquire ~ The Fairmont Creamery
co. t'.f,. s's,,.T 1 28-tf
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IF YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped en-.
velope for reply. Lillian Sproul, Sta
ton HI, Cleveland, o. pilot
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USED MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE
4 have for sale several Used motor
cycles of standard makes, including
one 3 speed side car. Call for Frank
Panp, Lincoln Highway garage. 25-tf
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BUTCHER STOCK WANTED, FOR
which / will pay the highest market
price. ] also buy all kinds Of hides.
Wilbur Roberts, Economy Meat Mar.
ket. 26-1t
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

TRUCKlDERRlCK, ONE MAN
changes heaviest racks, boxes, etc. on
to wagon and off. Write for circulars.
r. Lowering, Fremont, Neb. 2S-2ta.
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I FOR sAUE-DESIRABLE NORTH
ern wisconsin cut over lands; suitable
for cattle, sheep, hogs, farming plenty
|of water; good soil; in the center Of
Wisconsinss famous summer resorts
Correspondence solicited. Brown
Land and Lumber, Co, Land Depart
ment, Rhinelander, Wis. ~-26-7t*
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North Dakota

For Sale and ,Exchange-Choice
,,pricsd-right farms in the Red
River Valley. E..tsn Meth Dakot. n. ~
Clay counky, Minnssota, tina fertile soil
and big crap country. Write
Herbert Hodge, Fargo, N. p.
!; 8 23.10t3'
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FOR SALE GASOLINE STOVE,
vacuum cleaner, dish cupboard, laun-
dry stove. child's folding bed, baby
buggy, IRON bed, 406 ~: Broadway.
Phone 1895. ''s'fs esg3tf 27-tt
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The fact that a man spends lot Of
time in his cellar nowadays does not
prove that he is taking unusual pains
to keep his furnace In good order.
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FURNITURE FOR sAIJE LAS
contemplate leaving Denison | viii Of
fer number Of pieces Of splendid fur
|niture and a good range for sale. Call
Lat residences on Main street or phone
BOB. Earl Baum, 't'<,is & 28-it
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! FOR SALE SECTEoN FARM ALL
tillable, complete set buildings, mile
and half from town, no agents. Mary
Bordwell, Valley City, N. D. 25-1Ot +
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If YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE-
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't for
get " b. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated in Wbrkmanlike manner. Soft
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THE AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY

The Review received this week the
first copy of the American Legion
weekly which is published in New
York in the interests of the organiza-
.tion formed by the veterans Of the
great world war The initial number.
is thirty-two pages in size with ar.
ticles of interest to every service man
and replete with timely illustrations.
The magazine will be published week.
tly and already has big circulation,
In summary of the progress of the
4 American LegioA by states the follow.
ing article for Iowa appears: h. 34 i
IL Iowa--Applications for charters were.
received at the Iowa headquarters
within thirty-six hours after the adj
jOurnment of the St. Louis caucus,
and are continuing at the rate of two
"a day. Impetus has been given the
movement by the activities of certain
iprolGerman elements in the state
which find their worst enemy in the
Z returned service men. The state will
hold its convention probably before
September 18th.
i Democratic party leaders in Iowa
will attend party conference and
banquet to be held in Des Moines July
18th, when Homer s. Cummings, chair
]; man of the national democratic COM
tsmittee,, will be one of the principal
speakers. Committeeman Marsh has
declared that the democrats will en-
u deavor to put UP a state ticket entirely
of soldiers who had won distinguished
4 hOnOrS for service overseas
The proposition to hard surface the
roads and issue s2,5OO,OOO worth of
bonds with which to do the work was
voted on in Woodbury. county Monday
and carried by a large majority. Those
in position to know did not doubt but
that the proposition was favored, the,
great question was, would the voters
take the time to vote. Sioux City
voted almost unanimously in favor OF
the proposition. The total majority
in favor5of paving except twelve pre-
cincts to hear from was 3,026. The
vote against the paving was GAL. In
thirteen townships making returns the.
vote was about 2 to l for the PROPOSE
tion. Thus the voters of Woodbury.
have set the clock of progress for
ward with no uncertain hands, and
the county joins with large majority
of the Iowa counties that have held
elections and carried the question On
ly two counties thus far where cleo
ton have been held have voted down
the question, and in one of these rival
Try between two towns was the cause
for defeat In another column Of this
issue we give considerable space to
County Engineer H. B. Fishel, in which
he discusses the question at some
length. We ask a carsful reading Of
his article. 4
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POULTRY

PURE BRED BARRED ROCK BABY
chicks for sale. Baby chicks $50 per
100; Is cents each in lots less than
100. p. H. Sheridan, Phone 500, Vail.
E5g! sS5-3 15tf
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HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND
acres Of choicest corn land in south
ern Minnesota, Steele and Dodge
counties, II You are looking for south
ern Minnesota land, it will pay you to
write for our booklet. H. F.. Barnum.
Owatonna, MINI. 27-10t+
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE-MODERN s. ROOM
house, barn and one lot at grade.
Phone 213.. ~. La. *, 2rtf
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KANSAS land:

soUTHEAsTHRNFs KANSAS FARMS
All sizes; lowest prices; terms 81, 900.
and up; send for booklet. The Allen
County Investment Co, lola, kansas,
19-53t
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The people who have been waiting
] for three cent ,~'stage to be done away
s'ag....s ..ie... .aitc.1 ,-re 70.
minded that this prohibitive obstacle
mo. longer exists, a :.
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z FOR SALE-l0 IMPROVED FARMS
for, sale to close. up a partnership
deal Southern Minnesota Land Co.,
Blue Earth, MINI. rME 18-10t z
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at "a very low price.
The Corner pJewelry Store. S4rrf.
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tTAlLDRING AMID CUEALNING G.
Stafford's, facing opera house. French
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring.
-fsF a. sigat 28.tf
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WANTED

WuANTED--2 GIRLS AT WILCOX
laundry. as;,s7, @. "a. ., ,= 28-2t@
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2 ORIGINAL NOTICE

In the District Court Of Iowa In and !.
for Crawford County = September
Term, 1919, ~. 4. 4, s.4s,l h
4 In the Mattsr of, tho Estate, OF
Charles Lindquist, deceased.
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WE EXPECT PLENTY OF RIPE
strawberries from now to frost. Plants
Tor sale ". ~. McAllister. 28-2t
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MINNESOTA LAND

WE OWN RED RIVER VALLEY
and adjoining land. Will accept Iowa
lands part payment. Agents wanted.
Ward Farms Company, 1918 Security
Bldg, Minneapolis. - = re 4 scot
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FOR SALE Observation-Disclosures
16 ] motorcycle. AS good as new. For
further information call Review Office.
2S ~
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ron RENT

FOR RDNT-FURNISHED ROOM
in strictly modern home. Call phone
1251. 20
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- WANTED "A GIRL TO HELF
with general homework. Call low
-, .- ss ,Ee 2S-1tt
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-02

in bringing the operators and miners
together, was today hopeful that
number of idle mines would be run
ming before the end of the week.
To Sell at $3.50 a Ton.
It is probable that the coal produced
from the Usage field will be consigned
to the state for. sale. The coal will
sell for $3.50 a ton, according to esti-
mates. Thru the elimination of re-
tailer's profits. Lee believes the coal
can be produced and sold on the $3.50
scale. The $3.50 formerly allowed
dealers will be consumed in payment
of freight and extra wages to workers.
In addition to a large number of
union miners in the Usage field, many
farmers have had experience as work
ers in partn erShip and association
mines. 1t is believed many of these
duction campaign and will today en-
roll for work.
Call Special Session.
The governors sudden departure for
the fields revived erumors that a spe-
eial legislative session is pending Gov
ernor Allen has refused to discuss this
phase of his plan for publication at
the recent daily conference with news
paper men. 1t has BEEN repeatedly
stated, tho. that the governor will ask
some brand new state law to meet sit
uations such as confronted the state
in the fuel strike.& x ss =
Creation of an industrial court plac-
ing disputes UNDER the public utilities
commission, revokabie charters for
labor organizations and changes in the
mining and compensation laws are said
to be among measures under consider-
alton by the governor. 1t is known
| that numerous requests for special
session have recently come to Cover
nor Allen from various sectienssof the
state. Several members have urged
that the law makers be called together
, this winter to write some new statutes.
Service Men as Deputies. ~
At least 800 former service men are
to be used as special deputy sheriffs in
connection with the activities OF state
and federal troops. Practically all of
these men will go from the state
schools. The state HIniyersity seuts9a
number of American Legion men to
the fields on one of the special trains
Monday night. Practically all of them
will report in uniform.
During the present coal famine the
state board of administration will re-
fuse to accept additional patients for
any of the state hospitals. These pa
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PACT WILL BE
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Continued from Page One.b
whether the money has been econemi-
cally spent.
TAXES AND TARIFFS-Immedi
ate necessity dictates simplification of
president said. He warned that If in
come and profits tax rates are left too
high they may prove destructive to
business and not productive of reve-
nues.
He also warned against building a
tariff wall too high for Europe's s
manufacturers. Unless Europe can sell
goods here, it can't pay its bill to the
business men of the United States, he
stated. IF We want to sell we must
be prepared to buy" he said, declaring g
against a policy of isolation thru pro-
hibitive tariff. Tariff legislation pro-
tecting the chemical and dye indus
tries of this country against German
efforts to regain Tthe market is, how
ever, necessary, the president said.
SOLDIERS AID-Wilson repeated
his request for legislation to provide
farms for Soldiers. He recommended
again Legislation making available for
them the 8eutover lands ana unused
lands in the west.
= FARMERS AND FOOD PRODUC-
TION-Encourag the farmers, the
president urged, and make rural life
more attra active as a means of stimu-
lattng food production. He included
recommendations for developing the
forest resources and continuation of
the building of good roads.
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be new REFUSAL
Answer to Latest Note Not Ex-
pected for Week.
,"Request" Instead of s.Demandr
May Delay Negotiations.

Washington, Dec. e. President
Carranza of Mexico is expected to re-
ply within a week to the last American
note requesting immediate release of
William o. Jenkins, United States con-
sular agent imprisoned at Puebla.
The Mexican answer is not expected
earlier than that and the general i'm
preston here seems to be that it will
be another refusal. This would mean
that negotiations for Jenkins's free
dom would continue.
1t was stated on high authority that
use of the word request in the two
notes calling for Jenkins's release did
not close the door to further corre-
spondence, as would have been the
case had the word demand" been
used.
1t was indicated that failure of
Mexico to comply with the second
American note, would not result in an
ultimatum and that the diplomatic ex-
changes might be prolonged