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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
MARTIAL Law
RULES BELFAST
Bitter Fighting Is Nearing
Civil War

BELFAST, Aug. 3f.--Martiai
law was declared In Belfast nj
noon today.
Rioting, which broke out no
tween Orangcfncn and Catholics
last week. has been practically
continuous for 20 hours and was
growing In Intensity.
The death list was 10, and with
many OF the 900 wounded In the hos.
pitfalls In critical condition. IL was be.
lievcd fatalities would be materially
Increased.
Reports received here indicated
that disorders growing out OF poilu-
cal and religious differences were
spreading turnout Ireland.
Fighting assumed the aspect OF a
civil war.
| virtually tho whole adult popula-
| ton. including hundreds OF women.
was gradually being drawn into the
fray. Heavy reinforoements OF Brit
lsh troops were being rushed here
from Dublin on n special train.
Sir Edward Carson. leader OF the
Obstetrics. has issued an appeal 10 ali
ioyalists TO cooperate In the rehtora.
ton OF order.
The rioting. which previously had
been limited to the shipyards district
and the Catholic quarter. today had
spread until II involved several OF the
principal sections.
When the fighting first began. the
participants mustiy employed clubs,
bricks or their fists. But today re.
volvers and even u few rifles made
their appearance.
Time and again n Gordon OF sol
dlers. sometimes supported by an
armored car. dashed In between
groups OF combatanta. and with
fixed bayonets pushed the opposing
groups apart
| Several soldiers and n few police
men were wounded In just such
clashea
The Orangcmcn. determined "a
drive all Catholics from Belfast, jus,
as they have from Lisburn and sew
erai small towns near by. are meet.
Ing with increasing resistance.
| Nearly 200 incendlafy fires have
been started, and the property dam.
age In estimated at close TO $4,000.
900. Catholics are retaliatbng for the
destruction of their homes and bust.
ness places by setting fire 10 Orange.
mems property. The situation II
becoming more rerioun hourly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
NIPPONESE
TO OPPOSE
EXPULSION
Japan's Ambassador Warns
America That California
Move Means Trouble
By A. 4. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3i--Secrc.
lary Of State Colby has been told by
Ambassador Shidehara that enact.
ment In California OF proposed lcgis.
iation prohibiting land holding by
Japanese will cause a wave OF anti.
American sentiment In Japan. IL was
learned today.
While Colby and Shidchara refuse
20 report the nature OF conversations
constantly going on between them. IL
Is known both governments are
alarmed over the prospect OF the Cal.
ifornia measure becoming law.
Ambassador Shidehara will argue
the proposed California legislation VI
olatcs the spirit OF tho "'gcntlemen's
agreement between the United
States and Japan. II Is believed.
Under this agreement Japan under.
took voluntarily to prohibit immigra-
ton TO this country.
According TO the japanese view.
point. this agreement was entered
into with the understanding that
japanese already here would not be
Disseminated against.
The Japanese government also pro
hibited tho picture bride" practice
recently as a concession TO the United
States. II Il said.
II has been stated that the United
States government can not prevent
the vote on the land measure In Call.
fornia. but IL was admitted today
that the state department could prob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Business Show
to Be Educational

The famous 'Telautograph." used
for transmitting writing by electric
ity, will be shown and demonstrated
for the first time here at the first
Seattle Business Show. to be held
September 20 10 rs at the Arena.
Many new office appliances which
have not yet been seen In the West
will be demonstrated at the business
show. Numerous new improvements
and appliances for standard ma
chimes Of various types. adding. It is
said capacity and efficiency to the
original machines. will be demon.
strated at the exhibit. An entirely
new portable typewriter Is expected
for the display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
CALIFORNIANS
PLAN BIG VOTE
AGAINST JAPS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. 81
The state department can't prevent
the voters OF California from pass
Ing the antiJapanesc initiative meas
ure In November by q big majority.
That's the unanimous opinion of
leaders here In the antiJapanese
fight.
II do not believe II likely tina; the
state department would try 20 inf1u-
ence the vote" said Senator j. NJ.
Inman. president of the Oriental Elk.
ciusion league. but II they do. the
department win only increase the
majority the bill will receive. No
power on, earth can block this meas
ure. This Is tho last tirne we are
going TO be interfercd with by Wash
tnEson."
That II another absurdify.- said
John s. Chambers. state controller.
Tho state department. President
Wilson nor anyone else can prevent
the measure from going thru Any
effort on the part OF Washington 10
voting for the measure. We are free
American citizens. The measure win
be carried 90 TO IL
They bad better not try IT, aid
II. Stanley Benedict, member Of the
state board OF control The more
they try to prevent the measure from
passing. the bigger viii be the vote
for IL II is just some moro bluff.
ing by the japanese. There In abso.
luieiy no connection between the
measure and the gentiemen's agree.
ment-"
Martin Madscn. secretary to Gov.
ernor Stephens. refused 70 comment.
He admitted. however. he did not re-
gard tho news from Washington a.
q new or unexpected development.
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e.. 0. HENRY STORY ' %i /"

down q lonely street. and then fol
lowed the sandy road that ran par.
ailei TO the narrow gauge track until
he reached the water tank. two miles
below the town. There Tom Merwin
stopped. tied a black silk handker.
chief about the lower part OF his
face. and pulled his hat down low.
In 10 minutes tho night train for
Rockdell pulled up at the tank. hay.
Ing come from Chaparosa-
With gun In each hand Merwin
raised himself from behind n clump
OF chaparrni and started for tho en-
CINE Bn, before he had taken three
steps. two long. strong arms ciasped
him from behind. and he was lIffei
from his feet and thrown. face down.
ward. upon the grass. There was a
heavy knee pressing against his
back. and an iron hand grasplng
each OF his wrists He was held
mus. like a child. until the engine
had taken water. and until tho train
had moved. with accclersting speed.
out OF sight Then he was released
and rose TO his feet TO faco BIZ
LonTiey.
THE case never needed 70 be fixed
up this way. Tom" said Longicy
II saw Cooper this evening. and he
told mo what you and him talked
about. Then I went down 10 your
hous. tonight and saw you come out
with your guns on. and I followed
you. Let's 70 back. Tom
They walked away together. side
by side.
Twas the only chance I saw .
said Morwin presently. You called
your loan. and tried TO answer you.
Now. what'n you do. BILL n they
sock II 10 your"
What would you have done II
they'd socked IL TO your" was the
answer Longiey made.
II never thought I'd lay IN a bush
TO stick up n train" remarked Mer.
win. but n call loans different. A
calls n call with me. We've got IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31

An American physician says Amor
lcan voices are better adapted TO use
Of the telephone than British voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31

reckon twas one Of old Leandro Gar
cia's outfits that he had smugxled
over. and he wanted TO make a quick
turn on 'em. Those cattle are worth
SIS on the hoof In Kansas City. Tom
knew II and knew H. He had
81. 900. and let him have the $4,000
10 make the deal with His brother
Ed took EN- on 10 market three
weeks ago. He ought 10 be back
most any day now with the money.
When he comes. Tomu pay that
note"
The bank examiner was shocked.
II was. perhaps. his duty TO step out
TO the telegraph office and wire the
situation to the comptroller. But he
did not He talked pointediy and
effectively to Longley for three min
u,es. He succeeded In making the
banker understand that he stood
upon the border Of 4 catastrophe.
And then he offered tiny ioophoie
of escape
II am going 70 HIIlsdale tonight
he told Longiey. ito examine a bank
there. will pass thru Chaparosa
on my way back. At II o'clock to
morrow I shall call at this bank.
II this loan has been cleared out OF
the way by that time II viii not be
mentioned in my report II mott
viii have to do my duty"
With that the examiner bowed and
departed.
The president Of the First National
Ioungcd in his chair half an hour
longer, and then he III n mild cigar.
and went over to Tom Merwin's
house. Merwin. a ranchman In brown
duck. with a contemplative eye. sat
with his feet upon table. plating
a rawhide quirt.
.Tom." said Longiey. leaning
against the table. you heard any
thing from Ed yeti"
NO. yet" said Merwin. continuing
his plating. 81 guess ocd'll be along
back now in a few days"
There was a bank examiner"
said Longiey. "nosing around our
place today. and he bucked a sight
about that note of yours. You know
know It's all right, but the thing
lis against the banking laws. ! was
pretty sure you'd have paid II off
tefore the bank was examined again.
but the son-of-a.g gun slipped In on US.
Tom. Now. I'm short OF cash my.
self just now. or I'd let you have
the money to take II up with. I've
got till IL O'Clock tomorrow. and
then I've got to show the cash In
place Of that note or"
"Or what, Blll7" asked Merwfn. as
Longley hesitated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31

An American physician says Amor
lean voices are better adapted 10 use
Of the telephone than British voices
hours yet. Bill. before this SPY Jump.
onto you. We've got to raise them
spondulicks somehow. Maybe We
can--Grcat Sam Housionl do you
hear thatr-
Mcrwin broke into a run. and
Longiey kept with him. bearing only
rather pleasing whistle somewhere
in the night rendering the iuxubrious
air OF The Cowboys Lament"
ITS tho only tune he knows"
shouted Merwin. as he ran Ell
bet"
They were a. the door OF Merwin's
house. He kicked II open and fell
over an old vallsc lying In the middle
OF the floor. A sunburned. firm.
jawed youth. stained by travel. lay
upon the bed putting at n brown
cigarette.
whats the word. Ed7- gasped
Mcrwin.
80. So drawicd that capable
younrster. Just got in on the $40.
Sold the bunch for IS. straight. Now.
buddy. you want TO quit kickin' a
vaiise around that's got $4,000 in
grccnbacks In It's in'ards.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Effective
SEPT. LIST
LEAVE EMPTY BOTTLES
OUTSIDE

There Is a serious shortage
Of Bottles and TO enable us 10
supply Seattle with milk we
urge you TO leave your empty
bottles outside for our drivers
TO pick up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Dies From Hunger
in English Prison

WORCESTER. England. Aug. al
Tho first death resulting from a hun.
ger strike In an English Jail &C.
CURED here today.
Karl Bunwai succumbed after 70.
ing withou, food for Owe days. lie
had been imprisoned for contempt OF
court because he insisted on reoc
cupying his home after being elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Special Train With
Lewis Men Passe.

A special train OF IL cars. carry
Ing n contingent of Fourth division
soldiers from ST. Paul 10 Camp Low
Is. will pass thru Seattle "Wednesday
afternoon. according TO officials OF
the Great Northern. They win b.
stationed permanently at the Amcri
can Lake can,onmcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Do You Want to Join
Army in Germany?

Enlistments for service with the
army in Germany will be reopened
tomorrow. and four days only are to
be allowed the army recruiting Of.
flee, in the Mutual Life building, for
those who want to get into that
service. There are 77s men needed,
II is announced-73s for the infantry.
IL cooks and 81 clerks. II IL said
that this IL the last chance for en-.
Iistment for service in Germany this
and former service men are pre-
forred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
n. Y. CAR LINES
MAY Be TIED Up

NEW YORK. Aug 3f.-The strike
OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit employees,
which resulted in almost complete
tie up Of Brooklyn transportation,
today threatened to spread thruou,
New York city.
James Sheridan. strike leader. de
ciared union officers were conferrins
with marlborough Railway union Of
ficials. regarding a proposed sympa.
thetic strike on the subway and ele-
waited lines In Manhattan and the
Bronx.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
E1trf1tbare Mor6tot,

@eimar, II. Oft. - 3met masftr-
tie Mdnner 0rangen in bic @iua 6es
Mbmirals bon S6er, 0es einitigen
Chefs bes benti6en Momiralsitabes
Elm unb ermor0eten 6ie @attin 6es
Mbmirals iomie oeren &ammer5ofe.
0ie 19iabrige So9ter oeS Baares
muroe idmer perlebt.
@iner ser M0r0er, Ben man ols
einen ongebli6en &iinftler namers
8uedner i6entift5ierte, begging 1T Ell.
1em &oblenidnppen @elbit1npr6. Ser
on6ere entflob nno fonnte bisber nod
ridt ermitteIt per6en. Gin 8etpeg.
gruno fir bie furdtbare Mor6tat, Die
bier bas groBte Mufieben erregt bot
IteB iid gleidfaus nod ni6t feititel'
len, 9o bie M0r6er nidts mttnabmer
fdeint es it9 nidt um einen &aubs
moro gebanoelt at baben. Momtra]
bon Sder i6lief in einem 3tmmel
6es oberen Stodmerfs, mdbreno 6it
Mor0tat begangen tp1rbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Gdrn11taaeI blmM.

@aibington, II. Sftober. = Das
8innenlteuerbiiro beratet m1genblid=
Iib 6ariiber, oh es ni9t ongebra6t lei
ausldn6iide S6iffe, Die gegen oas
amerifanii6e Hrobibitionsgeieb ber-
itoBen, NIT 8ei6lag 5u belegen uno
gum &aufe ans5ubieten. Man glaubt,
6aB 1ies 6as Bette Wittel fem miir6e,
INN oem S6muggelban0el gu iteuern.
Die 8eamten tpouen in grfobrnng &C.
bra6t baben, 6aB @igentiimer aus
lGn6ii6er S6iffe nit ibren Matro=
fen cine 8erf6porung eingegangen
itn6, 6ie Hrobibtttonsgeiebe 5u nnge-
fen. Man bat bemerft, 6aB Ser 8or=
rat an alfobolii6en @etrdnfen an Ser
oftliden Seefilte erbebli6 gemo6ien
iit. Mn9 min man in @rfabrung ge=
bro6t boben, 6aB 5pii6en ousldn=
6ii6en Matroien un6 einem v@bis=
fb=&ing". cine enge @erbin6ung be-
itebt, I'M @bisfp ing 9an6 5u brin=
gen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Chicago, II. Oct. - 8ertram $.
&abn, Braii6ent ser @ngros= &lei6er-
banoler in Chicago, iogte cine &erab-
:ietung Ser &leioerpreiie poraus, Die
I'M ndditen Sribiabr nod bemer=
fenSmerter iein miro. &abn perlt6ert,
oaB Die Gabrifanten in 6ieiem &erbft
nur tpenig ber6ienen tper6en, 11nb bab
biele &anoler gum Selbitfoitenpreis
oerfaufen. ga Die Breiie fir @oue
bon ben Gabrifanten fir 0ns nG91te
Sribiabr bereits berabgejebt iino,
ieien tDeitere 8reisre6uftionen be.
ittmmt at ertparten, borausgeiebt,
6aB Die Mrbeiter 6ie Bro6uftion ltei=
germ. 9ieie @rflarung &abns puroe
als autbentii9 bonn Berbano berof=
fentlidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
9anie1s phae 2nhDrer.

@bicago> ST., 8. Sct. = Marine:
iefretar Daniels traf in @bicago> 81.
Elm, 11m cine &e0etour I'M Sntereiie
Der Nationenliga a%n5utreten. Mm
8abnbof muroe er bonn Breiie=Mgen.
ten ser Demofraten empfangen. Ct
fubr oann na9 Solicit, lm bort Der
&erabreoung gemaB eine &e6e 5u bal=
ten. ga ie6o9 feline 3ub0rer anne
ien6 marer, m1Bte er u11perrt6teter
Sa9e mie6er na9 Chicago aurudfab=
rem. SSm 6emofratii9en @al1ptqltar=
tier mur6e erfldrt, 6as 6emifratii6e
County &omittee in Solicit lei auf tez
legrapbti6em Bege eriubt mor6en,
etne 8%eriammlung por5ubereitert 0od
lei es ani6einen0 gu ipdt getpelen, Die
n0tigen arrangements gu t~reffen.
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5uozOqfota.

Wilbanf. = Sier tpur6e Dos Sc.
i6dftsbaus ser Sirma 8. 81. 2oben=
item eingedf9ert. Ser @erluit be.
trdgt $4,000, 0em eine 8erii6erlna
BON $4,000 gegeniberitebt.
Slanorean. -Seuer arf Ser 5arm
oes Yeter S9ramer bel Slanoreau
perur1a6te einen &erluit bon $4,000
Stau un6 5pei6er gingen in Slam.
men auf.
Siour SANS. = 8euer, pel6eS
beim Dre16en ausbra6, 5er1t0rte flint
@etreioei6ober auf Der 6arm oes
Sobn Sreoridion I'M &uoion Serrito-
RUM. Wan ntmmt an, 6aB 1000 8u=
i9el 9afer berbratnt lin6.
+ 3eaomoo6. -5Die 8nn6esregier=
ung Fat einen 8ergmerfsrettungsma
gen na9 BEN 8laf &iuS geianot, in
6em &eamte in 9ea0mooo, 2ea6 nnh
8lnma Demonitrottonen iiber Set:
tungsorbeiten nn6 er1te @iffe BEL
8ergperfsnngliden MAIDEN 1ouen i'm
@eiiein bon 8ergleuten Ser @egen6.
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9eutides 2teb tuieber in Ser Seffent.
Iidlfett.

Seem Sort, 10. Oft. - 3u elmer
acknowledgement &un0gebung geltal=
tete it6 6as am 5onnbag I'M 9ippo=
orom in Seem Oorf Deranltaltete erIte
8un6es=Muiiffeit 6es nor6oitliden
@dngerbun6es felt Dem &riege. 9ie
rieiige @aIe NOR iomobf pdbreno 6es
Nadmittags, mie 6es Acknowledgements
bon elmer on6d9tig lauiden6en Men=
&c iiberfiiut, un6 am Mben6 permod=
ten Saufenoe fetnen 3ulaB 5u ftn6en.
8emerfenstpert> mie ser rieiige 3u=
ipru6, mar au6 0ie Satia6e, 6aB sic
Sdnger*&unogebung, NIT Der gum
err ten Wal felt Ser &riegserflGrung
I'M &er5en Der amerifanii6en Metro=
pole mieoer 6as 6euti6e 2ie6 un0
berrlidite 6eutibe Muftf erflang, Of
ne 0ie geringite Storung perlief.
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Mn1erifantfd)er 6anbel.

Seem Sort, IL. Oftober. Die
@6iffe Der 811noesi6iffabrtsfommtl-
iion fiibrten in 6em um 80. Stunt be-
enoeten 6isfaliabre 13,379,234 Eon=
men @aren aus, un6 7,236,168 Son=
men elm, mie beute betannt gemo6t
puroe. Sos iin6 80, resp. 81 Bro5ent
bes g%eiammten Sanoels Der Ber.
Stoaten. Die Gin un6 MuSfnbr 'er=
folgte iiber 40 amerifanii@e Safen,
bon 6e11en SEEM Sort ben er1ten, Bbt=
Ga6elpbia nn6 Baltimore BEN ~5peiten
nn6 Seem Orleans BEN 6ritten &ang
'einnebmen. Die &dlte 6es SanoelS
entfdat o1f 6ie II &dfen beS moro
atlantii9en Ditrifts, 10 &ro5ent anf
Sen liioatlantiiben, 16 Hro5ent anf
Sen Golf un0 II Pro5ent anf ben
pa5ifil9en 9i1trift. Die Mush1br er=
folgte na9 20 Muslanobafen uno "a
&ro5ent Der AuSfubr beitanoen aus
Hetroleum.
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UorozOdfotd.

Sarge. = @ieiige Mrbeiter baben
Yetitionen in lmlauf gefebt, monaf)
Die @Gbler bel Der 8abl i'm Nobem=
ber 6ariiber abitimmen iouen, Oh Sic
Staot einen &oblenbof einridten uno
fibren ion ODER ni6h.
Bismord. = Die @iienbabnfom=
miiiion bat 6ieier Gage abermols ber=
figt, 6aB Sic inneritaatliden 8abn=
rotten fir Gra9t um 80 un6 fir Hai=
fagiere I'M 20 Bro5ent erbobt mer=
Sen. Cine gleidartige friibere Ser
fiig11ng ser &ommiiiion tpar bonn
ltaatli6en Obergeri6t tpegen zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

The State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the allowance and probate
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of Will.
Estate of Homer Tenny, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Homer
Tenny, Decedent.
of the Will of said decedent:
The petition of Mary E. Tenny, be-
ing duly filed in this Court, represent
ing that Homer Tenny, then a resi-
dent of the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, died on the 18th day OF
September, 1920, leaving a last Will and
Testament which is presented to this
Court with said petition, and praying
hat said instrument be allowed as the
last Will and Testament of said de-
cedent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to her the said Mary
E. Tenny.
Now Therefore, You, and Each Of
You, are hereby cited and required to
show ause, If any you have, before
this Court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of Min
SSnd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1920,
at g. o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable, ]. B. Himsl,
Judge of said Court, and the seal Of
said Court, this 22nd day of September,
1920.
court Seal) J. B. HIMsL,
j. B. Pattison, Probate Judge.
Attorney. 30-7-14
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Mber6een. = Sn elmer &eoe, Die
81. 5. Sobnion bier bielt, betonte er,
oaB es ii9 IN Der oieSiabrigen 8abl=
fampagne ni6t UNI ~republifanii9"
ODER uoemofratii@" ban0le, ion6ern
Inn einen @ampf gegen &ilioniSm1S>
gegen Eranme un6 unpraftiibe Ebe-
orien BET Der 8lbrung ser &egier=
l1ngsgei6dfte.'
@uron. - Glen &iIeD, Der unter
8ei9ul0igung 6es 8ieb6tebltabls per-
baftet muroe, befannte ii@ i6uloig
nno mur6e gu 6rei Sabren &aft berz
urtetlt >mel9e CT in Der 5trafanitalt
5u 5iour Sails berbuben 1ou. 8or
mebreren @o6en tpar er 6es glet@en
&erbre6ens angeflagt; 6amals bat
er Die 59ul6 geleugnet.
Deaomoo0. WQnner bon ben 8lad
Stills per0en an Der @ntpidlung Der
beriibmten iDamantenfel0er in Gent
tral=Mfrifa einen berDorrager1oen In=
tell nebmen. Malcolm McHberion,
Sreo. Sobnion bon Sinton un6 Wc-
8ap bon 5pearfi19 peroen III na6=
lter 3eit I'M Snterelie ether amertfa=
nii6en @eleui@aft na6 Ifrifa abrei=
fen.
Bierre. - Sn Der erlten 8o@e Der
Sagoiaiion baben ii9 I'M @taate SMo=
Dafota adt Sag6unfaue ereignet. 81
ner 6apon miro bieQet9t einen to0t=
liden Mnsgang baben.
@uron. = $. s.. .5Aloilau pnr6e
bier in leinem Seim perbaftet megen
g%elebpioriger Seritelung un0 Ser
faufs geiitiger @etrdrfe. Ma@oem er
I'M 5ta6tgeri6t 5u elmer. @el6buBe
bon $500 pernrteilt mor6en par, muir
De er iofort bon StoatSprobibitionsz
bear1ten mieoer cerbaftet, Inn iib Dor
0em 8nnoesgeri6te GIT peranttporten.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate of August ~Pierskalla, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of August
Pierskalla, Decedent.
Letters of administration this a
having been granter to Pauline Piers
kalla.
It is ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; and
that
FRIDAY, THE 31st DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1920,
at 9 o'clock A. M, in the Probate Court
Rooms, at the Court House at the City
Of st. Cloud in said County, be. and
the same hereby is, fixed and appoint
ed as the time and place for hearing
upon and the examination, adjustment
and allowance Of such claims as shall
be presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the Der
Nordstern' as provided by aw.
Dated Sept. Gath, 1920.
(SeaD J.. B. HIMSL,
SOFIA Judge Of Probate.