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Las negOCiaCiOnGS entire In
gIatGrfayla delegation egip-
Cia han SidO rOtaS
Los franC0-tiradOrGs de AIemsnia ha-
cen fuegO incesantemente sObre las
trOpaS itaIianaS en- las CerCaniaS de
OppeIn, en- Ia Alta SiIeSia

Francia-dice la nOta-ha Obteni-
do garantias de escasa impOrtancia,
aunque en- estas cuestiOnes es prefe-
rible no obtener intereses, va que min
gun tratado ha sido hecho por Fran
cia sin expresar sus deseos de que ha-
va paz y ammonia en- ell extreme
Oriente.
La nOta, pOr Otra parte, recOnoce
que 81 la discussion Sc prOlOnga Fran
cia no pOdra continuar la Ocupaci6n
de Cilicia.
En- 10 que ~cOncierne a los prOble-
mas xtra-territOriales, Inglaterra
tiene la intenci6n de unirse las de-
mas delegaciOnes, fin de llegar a un
acuerdo que sea aceptadO pOr todOs
los pueblOs interesadOs.
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Los nOmbramientOS
aprObadOs pOI GI
'gObeTnadOT INFERNO

A continuation publicam9s la lista
completa de los nombramientots de
empleados de Sani1ad, tai y como
fueron, en- la tarde de aver, apro-
bados por el Gobernador INFERNO:
Felix Velez Lamela, Antonio Cor
dero, Modesto Cordero, Francisco
Calderon, Jose Chiesa Valdes, Jose
Fonfrfas, Rafael Fernandez, Ameri-
co Mendez, Manuel Malaret, Ramon
Salgado, Francisco E. Arana, An
tonic Rosa Roble, Carlos Pesquera,
jose Lebron Soto, Ernesto Acevedo,
Jose Leavitt,y Jose L. Quinones, Jo-
Sc Garcia Pinero, David Barclay, Sa
turnino Arana, Antonio D. Antoma-
ttei, Pablo Vazquez, Augusta Ma
1lrio, Juan Rios Medina, Ernesto Sci
jo Casalduc, Miguel Hernandez Jr.,
Lucas Labiosa, Rafael Perez Meri,,
Jeronimo Berries, William H. Gar
ces, Luis Pales Matos, Arturo Lilo
rens, Juan Colon Serrano, Jenaro
Santiago Vazquez, Jose Lope Faris,
Augusta Ferrer, Luis Martorell, Ho-
norio Colon, Heriberto A. Fontanes,
Jose Yordan Jordan, Agustin Ara
ma, Antonio Zeppenfeldt, Luis Ponce,
Jose F. Leon, Jose A. Silva, Juan
Igartda, Francisco Medina, Jose Su-
70 Cortes, Vicente Gonzalez, Octavio
Henrfquez, Eladio Pabon, Miguel
Marrero, Victor Manuel Morales, 10
Sc M. de Cells, Leopeldo Vazquez Pra
da, Pedro Echandia, Jose Nunez,
Luis M. Caballero, Angel R. March,
cci, Bernardo Sulu, F. G. Tembleg,
Julio Sanchez Ortiz, Federico L. Ra
mfrez, Sixto Pesante. Antonio vaz-
quez Jr., Vicente Urrutia, Rafael E:
Herrans, Vicente Pereira, Ismael Pc
rez, Leopoldo Santini, Fix Limo Ri
vera, Saturnino Torres Ledesma, Jo
Sc Ochoa, Miguel Cardona, Pablo
Vientos, Jose Castro Elisa, Jose r.
Benftez, Carlos Marin, Rafael Oil
yencias ,Ceferino Hernandez Tomas
Gual, Castulo RODRIGUEZ, Salvador
Lugo,r Rafael. tAntonmarchis Francis
co Malta. QuihoEsst Enrique II Ismaaefll afl
QueYedo, Juan F., Collazo, Alejaf CqM
L,r Lopez Cepero, sAugusto a,Gareias
Cirano n. .Martfnsz, Eduardo Gasr7 Gtasrf77
cfa,, rEulaliQ Rosadc, Tomas Ortiz,
Francisco yC6rdovas Dayila,, Juan PPu PPu
jol, Julio F. Lopez, Jose i. Rodrf-
guez, Pedro Arroyo Vivas, Jose B.
Abolafia, Felix Irizarry, Rafael Tur,
Ramon F. Vazquez, Baudilio Casano
VI, Lupercio Ayende, Manuel Abreu
Dfaz, Rafael Mangual, Antonio Rey
Jr., Agustfn Pietri, Antonio Rodri-
guez Torres, Miguel Angel Torres,
Ernesto Font, Gustavo Villarini,
Cristian CaselIas, Aleio Silva, Juan
B., Cruz, Seburnio Navarro, CUTLER
mo Perez, Rafael Ortiz, Santiago
Rodriguez y Pedro Rosy. o. .4
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CONTINUAN LOS HOMENAJES
EN- HONOR A FOCH

sNUEVA YORK, nOviembre 21.- A
uesar de haberle acOnsejado descansO
sus medicos, eI mariscal Foch conti-
nua tomando parte en- tOdas las re-
cepciones que en- su honor Sc 'cete-
bran
Aver domingo ell mariscal recibi0
mas hOmenajes que nunca. A las IL
di0se un banquete en- su honor, reci-
biendo POGO ,despu6s innuInerables vi
sitasyrA la, ! de la ;tardes yisit6 la
mansion de, Roosevelt, trasladandOse
desde ALI al hotel 'Waldorff Astoria"
dcnde la pennsylvania Society" ce-
Icbr6 un banquete en- conmemoraci6n
de la amistad francO-americana.
Terminado ell banquete, Foch Sc
dirigi6 a la universidad de Columbia,
donde fue objeto de numerosas aten-
clones, otorgandosele Ell diploma de
doctor en- DerechO.
Mas tarde recOrria la Gran Via, CO.
locandO la primera piedra para el
edificio de la Academia de Artes Le-
tras.
| A las siete de la tarde regresO al
''WaIdOrff Astoria, para asistir al
banquete que celebr6 la "SOciedad
ncO-americana"
Terminado ell banquete dirigi0se a
Capitolio, donde fue recibidO por una
gran muchedumbre, mientras las ban
das entonaban ell himno LA Marse-
lIesa". , i'll, ,s.,5a
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EI gObernadOr Rely
ha TeCibido 70 car
tas aTOgnazandOIe
'GDe nuestro corresponsal en- N. "
S VIA "ALL AMERICA GABLES"


NUEVA YORK, noviembre 21.-E
gobernador de Puerto Rico, qu.en llegt
aver esta ciudad acompahado de Il
comisi6n de politicos portorriquelos
ha declarado los representatives dc Ia
prensa que ha recibido mas de 70 car
tas en- terminos amellazadores. En- al
gunas de elias lie dicen: "Que 81 no 10
gran cogerlo durante Ell viaje, 10 coge
ran en- America
AL atracar Ell vapor "Tanamo" a.
muelle mas de Glen personas levandc
estandartes con inscripciones profirie,
ron en- gritos y silvidos, a la vez que
pedian mayores libertades para Puerto
Rico.
Los sefiores Iglesias v Todd han in
tornado a los periodistas, que la ma
yoria de la isla es leal a los Estados
Unidos, por 10 cual no debe tencrse en-
cuenta la manifestation de hostilidad
que Sc hizo al Gobernador a sv llegada
q. esta ciudad
Los peri6dicos publicaron ayec hume
ros extraOrdinarios, narrando Ell acto de
hostilidad de que Sc hizo objeto al Co.
bernador, v al misrlo tempo daban
amplos detalles del violentisimo fuego
que Sc declare dos dias dias de encon-
trarse el buque en- alta mar.
Algunos peri6dicos informan que Ell
fuego ha sido intentional.
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JAPoN, INGLATERRA E ITALIA
DE ACUERDo CON BRAND

-
WASHINGTON, noviembre 81. Los
delegados que representan estas tres
naciones han mostrado su absolute con-
formidad con la politica de Mr.. BRAND,
81 cual pide que Sc disminuya Ell efec-
two dc los ej6rcitos en- un cincuenta por
cientO de 81 actual poaerio, a fin de que
EurBpa tenga sishprs ii taebids pro- pro-
tecci6ns3 ,zsrat1boF olutsE0 lsrD
sI9c Con retsrsncia a este sbBrt6Stems, Iei
Presidents djsfia dsisgae16n afhsfieana,
Mp hughes; pide Que ST. idiscasaH las
CaSsEicnes relatives al armahfsHto tes
frSstre con rssultados pGractieos, opJrs 10
cTaf centiends luue llos = ejepcitos deben
ser r6Hdcidos 10 mas possible. o2si9oar !
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Gel TIMES DICE QUE INlLATE-
IRA AYUDARIA A LOS EE UU.

WASHINGTON, noviembre e1.- In
formes recibidos de IIondres dap cuen-
ia que Ell London Times, en- un ra-
zonado editorial, abriga la segurldad de
que en- case de estallar un conficto en-
tire los Estados Unidos ell Jspon, la
Gran Bretafia Sc pondra al lado de aque
la naci6n, con todas sus fuerzas. Estas
declaraciones estan siendo c31ientadi-
simas por la prensa de esta capitaf
FL delegado de Inglaterrs en- las Con
ferencias del desar1ha Mr.. 5Baltofr, ha
pedido hov que Sc irOteja} a Francia
contra cualquier agrest6n pues de ese
modo podria reducirse considerablemen
to 81 ejercito de aallella Replblica, y
resolyerse el problema del desarne te,
hestre. -7-T
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Manifestations de BarCe|6
EN- TGIaCi0n con las dItiInaS
deC|araCiOneS de HUyKe
No tenemOS nada que TGCtifiCaT, dice
solo hemOs diChO que haTfamOs bien
CIarOS y bien COnCretOS los COnCept0S
de- DuGStrO pTOgfsIna' )

sidad de esos gastos. No. perjudico min
gun derecho. Los derechos de los ciu-
dadanos Y de los organismos los garan-
tizan las Cortes Solamente salvo mi res
ponsabilidad de Gobernador, sn ell case
de no autorizar dicho gasto.
Cuando nuestro Redactor abandonaba
Ell despacho del Gobernador, ent1aba a
conferenciar con ell Sr. Huyke, NOM
bre de la Comisi6p Econ6mica Ell joven
Antonio Coll y Vidal, quien lie hizo en-
trega al Sr. Huyke de un pliego del
Sr.. Cuevas zequeira, presidente de la
delegation que ha de ir a Washington,
informandole del acuerdo que adopt6
la Comisi6n, en- una de sus tlt:1uas Sc
stones, el Sr. Coll Vidal explico
verbalmente al Gobernador INFERNO
acerca de ciertos extremes relacionados
con la fndole y prop6sitos de esta dele
gaci6n.
Anoche recibio Ell Sr. Huyke la con-
testaci6n del Sr. Barcelo, presiG snte de
la Comision Econ6mica.
Aun no ha tornado criterio definiti-
vamente, Ell Sr. Huyke, acerca de esta
question, la cual espera dejar iesuelta
en- ell dfa de hoy.
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UNA AMPLIACION DEL
RETRATO DE HUYKE

EI ex-profesor de. instruction pd-
bIica, don Armando Rodriguez,
ha hecho una anpliacion del re-
trato del sehor Huyke, primer
Comisionado de instruction por-
torriquef1o, de 16 x 20 puIgadas,
que vendera a $3.50.
Los pedidos deben dirigirse al
autor, Edificio del TeIefono,
: San Juan. @
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Ell GoBERNADoR INFERNO Po-
sTBLEMENTE NO APRoBARA LOS
GAsTos DE LA coMIsIoN ECoNo-
MICA

Ell gobernador interino, Sr. Huyke,
nos manifesto aver en- su despacho, en-
la Fortaleza, que habia escrito cl pasa-
do sabado a. la Comision Econ6n1ica,
pfdiendo varies infornes en- 1eiaci6n
con eli viaje de dieha5 comisi6n a Wash
iGgton "A la hora 'enoque hablanos con
Ell ssr. I4uyRe, atin no habia recibtdo
contestaci6n. 'o'~ss1q - 'e''as NJ :
s'..Eto firTmaare- nos tdijo Ell Goberha-
dor 1nteF;lo-ia aprobacion de los gas
tos de Ia Comisi6n, sin Que estudie pre-
viaments los informes acerca de los
prop6sitos que llevs dicha c6nisi6nf a
Washington y me convenza de ia nece-
r. II ts
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(PoR GABLE ERANCEsD

LONDRES, noyiembre 2I-Las
negociaciones entire el, gobierno brita-
nico y la delegaci6n egipeia, relaciO-
nadas con ell protectOradO ingles en-
EgiptO, han sido rotas temperament
te.
FL jefe de la indicada delegation
ha declaradO en- una nOta que es i'm
possible aceptar las proposiciones de
la Gran Bretana, pide que Sc con-
vierta a EgiptO en- un pals indepen-
diente.
En- vista de este fracaso, la dele
gaci6n ha salidO para ell Cairo.
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ULTTMA HORA

Pruebe ell nuevo tubo FISK HEAVY
RED para gomas de AUTOMOBILES. LA
ULTIMA PALABRA EN- TUBos. Ell,
oRGULLo DE THE FISK RUBBER
COMPANY. n
/ Con el deseo de que los pruebe todo-
Ell mundo, los venderemos por ahora al
mismo precio que los anteriores.
THE FISK TIRE STORE
ADRIAN NELSON,
Distributor. Advt.
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A prop6sito de ciertas manifesto
clones del senor Huyke, declarando
que ell senior Barcelo Sc habia COM
prometido en- Washington guitar
del prografna de Ia Union la clausu-
la independence" ; 'Visitamos aver
al lider maximo del Partido de la ma
yoria con el objeto de saber 10 que
el pensaba respecto 10 dicho por Ell
seiior Huyke.
Ell seiior Barcelo Sc expre-6 en- la
forma siguiente:
"Yo solo die en- Wash ngton Y
en- todas parties, que haria manifesto
clones bien claras,y bien concretas SO
bre ell verdadero alcance de nuestra
politica, de manera que las mentes
estrechas pudieran de una vez enten
derlas, y los enemigos que de mala
fe subvierten nuestras ideas, en- per-
juicio del rnfs, no puedan por mas
tempo ~hacer ell juego" a su polfti-
ca de maquiavehsmos, con a S
paIabras independence v sece-
sion, pretendiendo dsmostrar que
no queremos nexo alguno con los Es
tados Unidos, y que sornos hostiles
clos, y a su bandera. ESQ fue tam
bien 10 que die al Juez Tawner en-
mi carta, y ESQ es 10 que. he hecho en-
eTomahifesto que redaetes yolei ante
la Junta Central Y ante los Senado
res SSorepresentantes1 'els 46de noeiem-
bF9ifa ~ 1sFouafog eTnsn ssS aSsi5sa
81 Los Que sdespu9yS & de ESQ sfgdsfI aunl
frataRd65" de Racer roa oapGaafecer' 4 nues-
tro partido Como hostil a los Esb9s
dos Unidos y a sua sua'tb 'tbandera y, por
conns;fguiente, en- la necesidad de rec
ti1Acar:, son, por tanto', ogentes de
mente estrecha gentes de mala fe''!
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Ell BARON JACQUES :.
: EMBARGO CON RUMBO A
. y aas BEEGlCA sa

WASHINGTON, noviembre 21.-
EI general Jacques, presidente de Ia
delegation belga a las Copferencias
del Desarme, quien lego recientemen-
te a los Estados Unidos para asistir
la convention de la Legion Ameri-
cana" celebrada en- Kansas City, EN-
barc6 aver para BeIgica.
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LCDO. BOLIVAR PAGAN.

Este distinguido joven escritor y
estimado colaborador de este diario,
despues de- un examen muy brillan-
to ha revalidado ,ayer su tftulo de
abogado ante ell Tribunal Supreme.
Ell MUNDO Sc, complace en- fell
citar cordialmente al joven letrado
por este valioso triunfo.
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UNA MEDIA PARA
ECONOMlZAR ALIMENTOS

MUNICH, nOviembre 21.-El Go
bierno aleman ha sometido a la Ca
mara un proyectO de ley para econo-
miZar aIimentos.
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SAVING

Acaba de recibir TN gran surtldo
de trajes de casimir, Ultima no.
vedad, precios nuy limitados,
v otros muchos articulos finos
para cabaIleros.
San Francisco So. San Juan.
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1917, on als at the Post Office Of
Entered 81 second class matter,
- under the Act -of march 3. 1879
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Dakota, within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you, eX
elusive of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer. Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, OH
this 4th day of June, A. D. 1921.
;...,, FIJI. REGISTER and
GEO. M. REGISTER.
Attorneys for said Plaintiff.
Office and Postoff;cc Address. '
Webb Block. Bismarck, n. D.
NOTICE.
To the Defendants Above Named:
You will please take notice that the
above entitled action relates to the fol-
lowing described real property situated
in the county of 'Burleigh, in the state
of North Dakota. namely: the north
west quarter IN. w. I'D of section
twenty-seven (2O. in township one
Of range scventy-SiX (76) west Of the
fifth principal meridian III said Bur-
leigh county, except such portions
thereof as constitute the rights of way
thereon of the Northern Pacific and OF
the Minneapolis, st. Paul &, Sault Ste
Marie Railway Companies. That the
purpose of this action is to determine
adverse claims to said real property
and to quiet title in the same in the
said plaintiff herein and that no per-
sonal claim is made against any of the
said defendants. -
Dated June 4th. A. u. 1921.
F.. Fl. REGISTER and
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
Attorneys for said Plaintiff
Bismarck, North Dakota.
6-17-24 4-7-1-S-15-22
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE By
ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That that
certain mortgage, executed and deliver
ed by George Fl. Niles and NJ. Il Niles,
mortgagors, to Van SAINT Company, :,
corporation, mortgagee, dated the 1st
day Of March. a. d. nineteen hundred
and sixteen and filed for record in the
office of the register of deeds of the
county of Burleigh, and state of North
Dakota. on the 18th day of March, A. ID.
1916, and recorded in Book 90 of Mort.
cages, at page 40, will be foreclosed BY
a sale of the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described. at the
front door of the court house in the city
of Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh.
and state of North Dakota, at the hour
Of two clock p. NJ. on the 18th day of
July, 1921. to satisfy the amount due
upon said mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satis-
fy the same, are those certain premises
situated in the county of Burlcigh. and
state of North Dakota, and described
as follows. to-wit: The North Half
Of the Southeast Quarter (N1-2-
Sc ~, and the North Half of the
Southwest Quarter (N1-2-SW I'D Of
Section Twelve n2) in Township One
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100 MILLION CORPORATION
TO MARKET GRAIN

CONTINUED from Page ~
savings effected by the new marketing
method will be returned to him.
SECOND: Either singly or Jointly
with others he may consign his grain
to a central market for sale by the
national organization, by which it may
be disposed of Immediately or put in
storage, at the discretion of the grow
er.
THIRD: He may pool his grain in
his local elevator along with other
growers OF his community. it's disposal
to be controlled by local pooling
committee.
FOURTH: He may commit his grain
directly to the pooling department OF
the United States Grain Growers, Inc,
to be pooled and sold with the grain SO
committed by other growers and ele~
vatOr companies of the country.
FIFTH: He may send his grain To
the United States Grain Growers, Inc,
under the "onethird pooling plan," by
will be marketed under any of the
other plans provided and onc-thirtl
held in a national pool, to be disposed
of at the discretion of the national
pooling committee.
In any Of these five ways the far.
mers hope 10 stabilize prices through
an orderly and regulated flow of graip
to market, to establish d market based
on economic conditions rather than on
the ups and downs OF speculative
gambling, to follow the crops clear
through to market and keep fCr them
selves profits that have hitherto gone
into the hands Of sreculators. to con
troll their own storage, credit and ex
porting facilities, which will add
greatly to their profits. and finally to
furnish biased information on crop
conditions throughout the world.
Most birds eat two and half
lines their own weight each day.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-07-08
SHERIFF,S SALE,

State q North Dakota, County of Bur-
leigh-ss. 49,.
Farmers Union Elevator and Mercan-
tile Company, of Still, North Dakota,
Plaintiff. VS.. c. J.. Johnson. Defendant.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That by vir.
tue of an execution to me directed ana
delivered, and now in my hands, issued
out of the clerks office of the Fourth
Judicial District Court. state, of North
Dakota, in and for the county of Bur
leigh. upon Judgment rendered in said
court in favor Of Farmers Union Ele-
vator and Mercantile, Company, of stu,
North Dakota. plaintiff and against
C. L. Johnson. dnfcndant have levied
upon the following Described personal
of said defendant. tow;t: One % GER
tificatc Of capital stock of the Farmers
Union Elevator and Mcrcanti!" f"":-
pany. of Still. North DAKOTA. the said
certificate being numbered 'r"" O.!
and issued for twenty t2W shares oi
twenty-five dollars each OF the capital
stock of the said Farmers Uri"n Elc-
vator and Mercantile Company. q still.
North Dakota. And that l shall on
Monday, the 18th day OF July, a: ID:
1921, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day, at the front door Of the Court
House in the city of Bismarck in said
county and state, proceed to sell the
right. title and interest of the above
named c. l.. Johnson. in and to the
above described property. to satisfy
said Judgment and costs. amounting to
seven hundred thirty-two and 49-100ths
dollars, together with all accruing costs
of sale. and interest on the same from
the 31st day of December, 1919, at the
rate of six per cent per annum. at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash.
.ROLL1N WEIGH
Sheriff of Burleigf County, N. d.
F. H. Register, T. s-s
Plaintiffs Attorney.
6-17-24-7-1-8-15
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CITATION AND NOTICE HEARING
PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. .COUN
ty of BurleighA In County Court
Before Hon. T. c. Davies, Judge.
In the Matter OF, the Estate of August
Dommer, Deceased. -
Wilhelmina Dommer. Petitioner, VS.
Anna Wiese, Wilhemina Harder
Emile kahlow, Julius Dommer, Hell
enc DietZ. Auguste Smell. Hannah
Winterfeldt and August Dommer, Re-
spondents ss.-,
q. The state of North Dakota, to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate Of August
Dommer, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that Wilhelmina Dommer. the petit
toner herein, has filed in this court a
copy Of the last will and testament of
August DOmmer. late of the city OF
In the county Of Sibley. and
state of Minnesota, deceased, and the
sofa, duly authenticated, with her
petition, praying for the admission to
probate of said document as the last
will of said decedent, and for the is
suance to>Henry Dietz Of letters tcsta-
thereon. and that the said pe-
tition and-the proofs of said purported
will will be heard and duly considered
by this court on Saturday. the 30th day
Of July, 1921. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, at the court rooms Of
this court, in the county court house,
in the city Of Bismarck, in the county
of Burleigh, and state of North Da-
kota: and
You and each of you are hereby cited
to be and appear before this court at
said time and place and answer said
petition and show cause, If any there
be, why the prayer of said petition
be granted =
In witness whereof the signature of
the judge of said court is hereto sub
scribed and attested by the seal of said
court in the city Of Bismarck. in said
county of Burleigil. and state of North
this oath day of June. 1921.
!. C.. DAVIES.
.-s Judge of the County Court i
Newton. Dullam & Young,
Attorneys for Executor.
Bismarck, North Dakota. =
6-24-7-1-8
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SUMMONS.

State of North Dakota, County. of Bur
leigh. In District Court Fourth
Judicial District.
Earl II. Forbes, Plaintiff. VS.. Charles r.
Roe and all other persons unknown:
claiming any estate or interest in or
lien or incumbrance upon the prop
erty described in the complaint, De-
PENDANTS. -i....... ..
The state of North Dakota to the above
named defendants: Sd
You and each one of you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint in
this action. which had been filed in the
office of the clerk of the above named
court, and to serve a copy ofryOur an
swer to said complaint upon the sub
scribers at their office in the city of
Bismarck, in Burleigh county, North
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION SERIAL
NO. Ol0477.

Department Of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Bismarck, N. D., June
II. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Ellison
NJ. Whitaker. Of Brittin, N. D., who,
on January 81, 1917. made Additional
Homestead Entry. Serial No. 019477,
for NV Ia. NW1-4 and NV Ii,
NE IA, Section 80, Township 1877 n.
Range. n w. 5th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore Register and Receiver Unitel
States Land Office, at Bismarck, N. D.,
on the 26th day of July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. Fl. AllenwOrth. Nm. Dralle. Jason
Hoover, Willie Mills, all of Brittin.
N. D.
CHAS. GLITSCHkA,
Register.
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