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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

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Wa,l.nS. Ivt.. iiu Co. nth mt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

or moonsh!nc liquor in two raids to-
"NriN Ibis riornin. ton gallons
or unstampcd liquor ~ found in a
..'..".' ,.p Ia v"r H. james Oliver.
negro. oliver. ~, STRAW and
Robert Eo's'"r w"r" Jak"u Into ems
i"d%. Later Eoy.trr's home was raid
I'd and eight additional CATIONS were
Found under the floor at y closet Nj.
Of tn" accused Will he given hearings
on MrrGa" moruiu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

ril. NSi>i Mny ia dcaI ras
COMMUNICATED in Philadelphia This
wc"h r"r al. Of stotk of the rulask
Iron '"urpany "a the rocshou f'uCi
tonranN. Of Ne" Work. ihr sac price
tpta.iNE nearly S3.onD,n no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

:" Nr;" FOR Carter ,.ias: AK long as
mis- n;lrrtc liz before III. convention.
IL So!uti"ns passed pledged the cup
r"rt or an" county 10 Representative
Flood fur re election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

When mo or.nG take along a pack :
age "l Florida Fruit Gum. II adds to
ine picasur" OF tho ride. Made by
Fircr. All enthusiastically
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
BRiTlSH.AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY, LIMITED

rs..a ar M y: IsrfGssS SSHDs. s.ar."rv.
We" n,r..c' House. Mnhsnk. London.
- h-rht saarts NJ tho otrinsi s,.a-,.
I'm Co:.nrtuor on,sss hold nv citizens
az the li!ttd State1. do not carry any
yn,in. r!ehts lua.u p.aeo he's hsNn estah-
lisnnd hotwstn tho United States and the
bellirerent nations.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

las HromcSas Y lucuhraciomeS revcluclonarlas
3rc on rStn< uItimo< mos hcmoS eScuchaGo- no son
nj mas nj menos que q ropaJe enS2lanad" con que
Jos ~rcr0riccS lie Ia revoiuciom. encubren ha>ia drS
4icurarlo. Il unico anhclo jUStificado y neceSarlo:
hacer elective 81 yoto.
No hav una sola de- las promesaS y principles
con que han brindado al pueblo, Que no este inter
pretada Y pulieramoS declr. preScrIta en hucslF"
liberal Constitution de l>57. Las libertadc> poilu-
ras ' sociales mas amp!ias e>tan con>ignada> Ell
nuestra Carta Magma. al grade Dc Qae los hder">
del movimiento de Sonora. "mpczando por "I tie
neral Obrpc6n. So prouunriaH tranca Y rr>uciia
nenfe Dor el eSpIritu de la Constitution de %.
Obregon ha dicho. por cjemplo, Que d"hc rei"F-
narse el C6digo de Qucretaro para devolvcr ri 70
ner Legislative las prerrogatiyaS que tcnIa, 10 cual
ouierr decir en- otroS terminus que coutorme L II
constitution de 1857. Ahora Il Goberfjador d" 80
nora. cue pS Ell Jefe del PartidO pronUUclado uUi
mamcnre en- cortra del regimen carrancl>ta tam
hien hace declaraciones dc caractcr fundamentals
~ntidndaSc bien. de caractcr unttm"nta|-deti
niendo una political que Ell el orden rrUnomico cS
opueSta por complete a Ia Constitution de Qu"re-
faro que rcdact@ Natividad MaeIa>, Y ca c"nSecuen'
ria cSri conforme con nueStra gran Carta de -.
Fl rohcrnador de Ia Hurrta. dice atiUadamente:
"EI Gobierno rcvolucionario Y 81 pals cnt"ro,
fe>ean Ia cooperation del capital eHtranlero para rI
He<arrollo de los graudrS recurSo> lie Mexico. DE
rrefercncia. 81 pals uece>ita capitale> para que ;"
invierran en- i>titUcioaeS q" cr@dito.-a>l en- plural
"a las QUO Sc daran las dchidaS garantlaS Y Ia ne
reSaria prOterci@n. procrdirudo>e para tai etecio, u
Dodjfirry las IrgrS <qbr. ipSiitUci0Rc2 bGRcrrirS.
Ia Administrator actual-coD70rme al -tlmo-
drote aa Qucr5taro. declines no>otroS entr" par@n,
4osiS.-fa dcfado nj pals sin in>titurione< hanra-
ria<. ' los nnico< h"ucos que oXiSrcn on la a"tu"li.
dad son los Nforrcnin>. Por clio nos Orc0rUpamOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
~SUBRAYANDO NOT7CIAS

hre . :Casi pacificado el pals? No
senior; pacificado V medic. Ash 10
reconociamos propios Y e~Xtranos
Nosotroz va no Sabemos de cuales so
mos. pero tambien 10 reconociamos.
Pancho Villa era IN cadaver putrefac
to; Pelaez era de hule: los trereS co
rrian como alma que Sc lleva el dia-
bio N Que Nad!e Sc los estoc ara V
la pax audaba nasta en- los retratCs
de Pablo Gonzalez y en- q! cst6mago
del pueolo rue Sc veia r5ccisado a
em'&rar I los Estados Un'do; para
no ~indigestarse con Ia nacional Y aso-
lado-& abundmcia.
Too IDA hen. muy bin. ZERO IA
amhic'5'. naidita Sc inteI"rSn Y aho
ra tendremos qIe llorar a lagr;ma
viva sohre la ruiraS ie/Cse r'aEeS-
tuoso edificio que estsha levantan-
do iadriIo a ladriIlo Y con mezcla de
bilimbiQues, e. albanil de Ia paz LA
mado por nal nombre Eenustiano
Carran2a...
Pcro toGayia hay esperanto. Nues
tro gran ,Prcsi|snre Sc shIsa q re
~nunc:ar Y 81 patriotisn, y ST. resis-
tencia de mecho pLcIon ;a,er mia
TICS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
NO HAY PELIGRO

Con una fe de esa que t~ransporta
montanas. ell senior general Don
Francisco de P. Mariel, fidellsimo
servidor de don Eenustiano (por
ahoral ha declarado que los pro-
nunciamientos registrados en- distln-
tas parties de! pals no tienen ningu-
ma trascendencia para Ia establlldad
del gobierno, sino que. por 10 contra
rio, este los c~alifica como beneficlo-
SOS para Ia moralidad del ejercito'.
"Estas defecciones," sigue diclen
do nucStro general Mariel, estan co
locando a cada uno en- 81 lugar res
pccto a la discipline Y Ia honradez
de los elementos que deben soste-
ner al gobierno constituido y 81 el
gobierno llega a sotocar el movimien
to actual. Sc habra terminate dc una
vez por todas con los cuartelaZos Y
las revueltas. por muchoS amos.
Con csc optimismo no hay rebellion
possible. De acuerdo con ese critcrio,
mientras mas jefes Sc ]subleven, me-
jor va Ia cosa, Y cada rifle Y cada
canon q Sc pongan del lado de los in
fidenteS. de una ihdi"ecta
Y mi!agrosa ayuGaran a fortalecer al
in~teg6rimo gobierno constituido.
BESIDE 10 mas ntimo de nuestro ser
brota un raudal de algeria ante esa
manifestation arcangelica Y cast di-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
TEL NFANE DE MALVY. .....
Por que no tue G~eneroLsimo CosteInau

He aquj un ejemp.o baStante SD
geStlvo del papel que IA pOIt!ca ues-
enpe1o duraute Ia guerra ' dc las
.monsrruOSaS Responsibilities que
echo sobre Si. In NAVY en- condicjo
mes de opener 81 veto 4 Ia designation
de IN CaSte!nau. cosa que afirma
Gallien!: este Is 10 cue Sc VIC.
EXamlnando esCos trG uombrcs
- halla cue dos f:guran entire los
los mas Curos ' gloriosoS que hayan
Salido de Ia guerra: dos de tres. Ga
ll;eni. e. vencedor del Ourcq. Queda
IA grabado para sIe0pre en- la ME
moria de Francla. CaSteinau. el ven
cedor del Grand C~OuroEne ' ell sal
vador de NerGun. conserva el renom-
bre de n de nuestros jefes cue u
vlercl Ia vision mas clara de los q
contec:mlentos Y la appreciation ma
juSca de 10 cue podria llama-se con
oaStanre proDIedad la economic de Ii
guerra. \ Nalvy Francia 10 Ia re-
cnaz&Go. Sin embargo. la opinion dc
Nalvy prevaiec!o.
Pasen-os por alto este concraS;e.
Sc traJaba de escoger al Ge~Eera.iSj-
mo: - 10 10 era Joffre Y aun no 10
era fcch. FL Mi9istro de la Guerra
tsEla 81 candidate: :: 10 .i&bla clc-
sido no podia ser sino por razones
lie orden mjlitar. Il Ministro del In
terror era de otra opinion: no Dodla
ser S;0o por razoHes Ge orden poll
yico. Las raZones &c orden polici-
co trlunfaron de las razones de or
den militar. iQue bufonada tan a
troz clanQo Sc decia cue Ia suerte de
Francia Sc jugaba en- clio ' cuando
nuestros combatientes morian por nj
li2res en- Ja.Io que los pohticasrros
Sc dedIcaban a sus in1-iguillas Secre-
,as Ell capricho &c Malvy reGucien-
10 q Ia NADIA la inic,ativa dc Gallieni:
Que farSa tan innoble,
CaSteInau no !e agradaba al grupo
e~ncabezado por Nalvy por razones
exrranas del TODD a la estrategia V 4
n tactica. Pero no fue e. e. unico &c
nueSCros generates que sirvi6 de
blanco q las d-esateDcadas h~oStilIdades
de nuestros poiitjcos. SQuien es a
ouel de NueStroS grandes elaborado-
res Ga Ia victoria que no fue moiesta-
do por los polic!cos? Se-a espaatoso
de ,cer el l'bro que Sc escriba Q las
anecdotes Ge tales vi.ianiaS, Hab;s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

en- Ia antigua Camara. Y IN ocasioncs
en- e. Minlsterjo tambIen, IN cIerto
rUmero De partjdariOs ,tetricos que
tenlan una pOllt!ca POGO oportuna en-
tempo De guerra: G~eteStaban a los
generates. Su activiGad partia de ALI.
dc csc lnstiCto. de esa ''fobia'. Les
teH!an miedo a los generates. de Ia
mlsma n.anera que lC tenlan miedO a
IA victoria. AborreciaN a los genera
les ' los trataron- de acuerdo con su
edo, sin escrupuio de ninguna cspe-
Gle Y sin ~pre0cuparSe por FraAcla
que tenia Ia apremiante neceSidad de
ser salvada y de ser 10 mas prom
70 possible.
! aqueiIos politicoS ~preteudian ser.
con una Impudicia s~Crprendcnte, los
y~eriaderos ' particulars amigos del
pueblo. \. darles credito. estaban de
fendiendo ontra el mjlitarismo y cI
imp~erialismo desencadenadoS. a las
classes trabajadoraS. FL pueblo Y las
classes traDajado-as, con TODD el res
20 de Ia n]acioa, estaban en- los ejcrci
toS. No habia mas que una
&c Securdar q los combatientcs Y de
atenu2r sus sufrimientos: el de con
far la direction de la guerra a los
jcfes mas hahiIes. Como discerrir a
estos? Como hacia Malvy, al ca
pricho de LIS pasiones poiiti2as 0 co
no hacia GaIiIeni, con su competen
cia de hombre versado en- los
tos de guerra? Decide.
La intromision de IL p~olitica en- la
organization de Ia guerra. las diff
cultadeS que lie puso al commando Y los
2bsurdOs que Sc encargo de propagar
SCORE IN asunto en- que era neceSario
hacer todo 10 c~ontrario precisamente.
Sc ruentan incoGtestablemente entire
las causaS &c incertidumbre Y de des-
orden que ~retardaron Ia victoria V
CUE. prolongando la guerra, aicieron
cue muriera mas genie. Sc eXtre-
niece uno ante esta idea. Ojala esta
peaa del pasado .ogre convertirse en-
u2l Lection para Ell porvenir. FL
pueblo tu.c, durante la guerra, fal
sos amigos que firgienGo servirlo
10 servian mas que q sus intereses
n-2teriales : q 81 mismos. En- Ia paZ
eTisIen los mismos falScs amigos.
d.Spuestos 4 multiplicar!e, Y enemi
coS que clos.
Andre Bcaumier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
iQUE LASTIMA,

En- an largo manifesto gu" enc
rrca ~p2triot.smo J c~crraZon de cabe
"a por los cuatro cos,ados. e. senior
PrcsIdentc Carran&a sc dlr'gc i Su
amado pueblo para "manifestarIe'
que n. " lreS ronGS 10 arFHnc"ran ue
"a o..",~"ra. nabI9 Conv.
. ,,.o,s Obrcran ,a,, n,,;s
La., a,,.o ~,
II 5, - bra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Fraducci6n del frances para La
PrenSa'

Prensa'
81 senior Andre Beaunier escri2e en-
= Eco de Paris, 10 slgu2ente:
4 ueG!Ca que cOnOcenOS meJor la
guerra, vemos mas C.arameD-e 10 a
bou;nable que fue IA pollrlca de csc
tierloo en- manos de IN clerto hume
70 DC ~perSonajes pasaran a "a ms
torla con caractereS slnleStros y r.
1iculos-
NuescroS ro,egas MarjUs : AIRY
IeblOnd vlvieron en- IA lUtlmIdaJ '
en- Ia ~coETianza del General Gallle-
II durante los meSes mas terrIb.es '
81 Petit Journal acAba &c publican
rus rccucrdoS Cuya eNav-l-uC Y bue-
ia fe son evidenJeS. Aaora, bler.
una veZ que Sc hubo reSuelto eI re
emDlazo del General Joffre "a QUEEN
escoge-?. Galllenl penSo en- dos hoT-
bres a uuieneS considerable lnalCadoS
Dor 81 in~eStimable valor: Foch. pc
70 Sc decia que Sc hallaba "eNCrema-
.iameute fatigado-y CaStelrau. Ga
l5eni adn-iraba en- CaSte.rau 4 IN
''aCmbre de decision. que teala con
fiauZa Y contaOa con Ia courlaNZa del
e}ercjto- Caste'Dau guerra oorar. pc
10 no Geseaoa lateDtar de maHera IN
uplrada una cfeDsIva coSCoSa ' vana:
pedla a~rtl.lera peSaca, canoneS &c
Jiro curvo Y una cantidad coDS:dera
hle dc Mur}cso0eS: con eSCS e-eGen-
tos CScarlamoS eU condolences dc rom
per las hneaS enemlgas. Los pvUyec
tos de CaSteiUau comedian con las
ideas de Gal.leDl. Este, decia Ga.le
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
PRECUNTAS Y RESPUESTAS

c. B.-A TODD el mundo le esta
llamando Ia atenci6n cl hecho de que
en- este movlmieto reyolucionar'o 81
pueblo no de SenaIcS de ElHa y sofa
i'eI'le IoH'eh PaFle en- e. los mac1e
,NI0S' ,2S ?uS eS..n nte''G:s =" Id
Do:" .! 10 .,e..eH mas ,s...eu'o Gus 90,
su-l'" 'os qHI "o qDte'eH HT.u:'Se
'Ust" ue U"'l"u'"'" en- 1"'41l'
co''oi'"S'|' par" que "o '%'@n " IL
c~ianlaF:cS 10 que Sc nan Fooa"o-
.fodrlA o"Cme~ uS'co Ia razoh &c
csc 1enomeno!
Ria raZ6n es muv sencilla. e.
ruchlo. aunque tarde, Sc ha dado
cuenta de Que tenia raz6n cl 'vale
Coyote" cuando decia: los Derros Y
los gatos a los cuarenta dias abren
los oios. pero tn pueblo etc. etc"
: 50 IN dicho: 10 oue es 70 no vuel.
20 2 hacor lomo para Que sobrc mi
- encaramc c~ualcuicr Iibertador de
cso. oua 60 comon o. randa1o Jcs-
~ do oro voN 10 II Ia sanoro de
mis- vsnas = 81 esfuerzo Dc mi bra
20 nara encumbrarlo".
y ha arrccado: A otro perro con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

Andre Bcaumier.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
OTTER CREEK

Mrs Charles OFT OF Grand Ridge
spent Tuesday with her parents AIR.
and Mrs John Palaschah.
Miss Lillian Higgins spent Wcdnes.
day evening at the Melvin Smith
home
Edward Jones was an Ottawa visitor
Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs Herman Stoidlc and
children were callers ut the Herman
Bonckendori home Thu5rday evening.
Mrs Chris Keotz visited at the Rob.
ert Peterson home Wednesday.
a. $. Johnson YVES q caller at the
Tobias 1hor8on hOmo Tuesday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cook Of Sirca-
tor, called at the home Of Herman
Stdlcs Tuesday afternoon
Hazel Harder was on the sick list
this week, suffering with tonsilitis,
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Ste,dle were
Ottawa callers last Friday
Miss Sadie Naughton ana her friend
Miss VOCAL OF Chicago spent the week
end at the home CT her sister, Mrs
Herman Steidlc
Henry S,cdc had the misfortune to
lose a COW last week.
The Ever TleadY's meets with Mrs
Harry Hagi in Grand Rapids township
May II.
There was no school in District Il
last Thursday on account Of the sick
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

Little Miss Margart RaineS colc-
brated her seventh birthday Sunday
at her home on Mulberry street. rive
little girls were present. The after
noon was spent with game ana music
Dainty refreshments were served iA"
six little girls by Mrs. Reiner lua
puest of honor received many pretty
gifts from her little playmates. Those
present were Dorothy Monroe, Anna
Heles. Lillian Peppler, Catherine rep
pier, Gwen Shomas and Margaret
Reiner.
Miss Wilhemina Stewart assisted ny
Miss Corintha Brundage last night en-
tertained a number OF young lr'ehoS
in honor of her sisters l2th nhtHday.
The evening was spent with games
and music. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present We're
Misses Evelyn Smith, Grace Green
Alta Stewart, Mary Roberts, Eila
Moore and Caroline Stewart. Messrs,
MAYNARD Todd. Lloyd Waterson, John
Schumacher. Leroy StraWn, Harold
Lawrence. Frederick and Floyd ben
son.
:. !. !:
Miss Dolorc Ryan and Miss Mabel
Waterman were entertained ny tNrl-
ty of their friends last evening at a
theater party After the theater la"
young people went to Doris ice
cream parlor, whore a chicken supper
was served Miss Ryan viii leave
here soon to make her future hom"
in Streator and Miss Waterman W'!'
go to Iowa to make her home with
her father After he supper the eartf
went to the home Of Miss t.y2n
where they danced unit! q late hour.
The Baptist Missionary Circle OF Of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

Elaine Hammerstein has
frock Of white net, embroidered
in crystal beads. The embroidery
is dropped over a straight founda-
ton of white silk, with practir1l-
ly no fulness. Then from nigh
on the left side, diagonally across
the front, sweeps tunic ending
in a long, graceful train win two
points. each tassel-tippej
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

Joliet, LII From the time my chill
cren were small ! have been recommend
ing Or Pierce's Cough Syrup. The fact
that it contains neither opiates nor
harmful drugs, combined with the prompt
relief it gives little iolkswhen they become
ohoked up with coughs and colds, is my
reason for recommending it so highly. |
would not give any other cough syrup
to my children Mis- REGINA RrasEL,
100 ;. Ottawa ST,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
Weak or Nervous

Egin IIl,;--'I can highly recommend
DIR pmrcc's tavorit- Prescription to all
women who arc rundown, weak or ner-
vous II lisa splendid tonic as | know by
my own personal experience, and | would
never heSitatc q moment IN taking DIR
Plcrcc'8 i'avoritc Prescription III prefer
encc to all other medicines. "--MRs, G.
ILRNECE, 10 lNimball st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
ILLINOIS MOTHERS
SHOULD HEED
THIS ADVICE

Rock Isl7nd IIl:--"J can highly
recommend FavCute Prescription 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

Quincy, w,
/ fnLi lhnt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

The Baptist Missionary Circle OF o.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-31

LUMBER SHIPMENTS OF
 CANADA ON INCREASE

mSSOULA, Mont, Jan.. &l- Lum Der shipments from KOotcnai dist'ic' of Canada into this state have increas- ed more than twelve hundred per cent in che last tn zee years, according 'o J. w. Girard, logging engineer ot the government forest service.
 For the first nine months of l2l' Mir Girard said. these shipments hay, totalled SS 75S,OOO board feet, value" at SlIOS, QUO, while entire shipments in 1916 were only little over, 3,OOO'- 900 feet. In addition to this Ia"ge quantity, shipments of timber pro ducts into Montana from Washington and Idaho during the last year exceed cd the Montana output about l@,OOc'- 900 board feet.
 Increased cost of production ano decreased output due to radical ag'- tation in the lumber camps are blamed by Mir. Girard for this state of affairs, Another factor, he said, was the fact that numbering has driven back into
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-31
WOMEN PLAYING HOCKEY

PORTLAND, ORE, Jan., 21- Hockey is one of the principal sport for the woman students at Reed col ege here this winter. This year rev hockey field for women has been con structed, and that popular sport, q though not played on ice and wit skates, promise to be general at the institution.
 The women students at Reed are en- thusiastic for physical education, ana this year are going in strong l.or swiming and boxing, besides other athletic activities. Outdoor eXercrsc- and games are the rule, when ,he weather permits.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-31
Lists 6-3OlO. 3O12.

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice IS hereby z ven that the l&nls described below, Cmb. acng % aces within the ChuCach NatoUa, Forest, Alaska, will be subject to settlement and entry under the prOyiSlol ot tae romesJcad laws ot the United States lrI the act of June II, 1906 GA Stlgy 233). at the United States land office g, Juneau. Alaska on March 3l, 1920. Any settler who was actually and m rood faith claim ng any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to Ju.- uary 1, 1906. and hes not abandoned
 anne, has preference right 10 mlEe a homestead entry for the lands act uallv occupied. Sad lands were liStcl upon the applications of the persons below, who have a prefei- cncc right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such set tier or applicant s qualified to make homestead entry and the preference rirht is eXcercised prior to March '' 1920. on which date the lands will bH subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The El.E3 SEA- SE'' S,c. HIN, R1W., s. M. 10 ac' eS srbicct to the provis. onS of AIaSIa Timber Roserve No I. as aNendel | by Executive Order No 25S9 of April ll. f9i7. Application of s O Morfo, d, Se.~ard. Alaska: List 6 3O1O. The NE SEA Nvll. the WIZ NWh SWH NhH Sec 13. TIN. R. w., 9 acres, ap- n,icat;on of Thomas B. Drayton' Soward Al?ska; List 6-3012. Novem- Der II. 1919, D. K. Parrott, Acting
 Ass 'stant CommiSs.oner of the Con cral LNnd Office. ..
 First Prb.- Jan, &i, 1920.
 Last Pub. Feb, 2l, 1920.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-31
SUMMONS
No. $ l51.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOE THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION. William J. McMillan,
 Plaintiff
 Versus Lena McMillan,
 Defendant.
 The President of the United Sta!ea of America, Greetings;
 To Lena McMillan, the above nam ed defendant. .
 You are hereby required to appea" in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Third Division, within thir- ty days after the completion of the publication of this summons, to wit, within thirty days after the severth day of February, 1920 and answer the complaint of William J. McMil'an, the above named plaintiff in the above en- titled cause, which is an action fo" divorce, in ono of the cases prescribed by law, wherein the plaintiff pravS a decree of absolute divorce from ou, forever dissolving the bonds of matri- mony existing between you and the said plaintiff. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as herein required, the said plaintiff will take judgement against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Cour; for the relief demanded in his sad as herein above set out. The order for the publication :; f this summons was duly rade and en- tered on the 24th day of Novcmbet, 1919.
 The date of thc fist publication cf this summons is the third day of Jan uarv, 1920, and the date of the last publication thereof is the seventh day of Irebra,V, 1920
 WITNESS. the Honorable Charles E. Bunnc'l, Judge of said coWt and the seal thereof this 23"d day of De- cember in the year os oNr Lord one thousand and nine hundred and nine teen and of our independence the ono hundred forty fourth.
 ARTHUR LANG
 Clerk.
 By John B. Miller, Deputy.
 (SeaD First Prb.. Ian. 3. 1920. Last Pub. Fob, 2, 1920. Gateway 6 Times.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-31
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