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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
UNA PREcIosIsTMA PELICuLA EN-
PUERTO RICO

Previa invitaci6n de los seforcs Pc
rez Hermanos, de la Empresa Cinema
tografica de ''Las Americas, concu-
rrimos al teatro ''Rialto" a la exhibi
ci6n rrivada de la sensational pelicu-
la sci Cruel
Ests, cbra, que consta de seis magni-
ficos actos, interesantes dcsde el prin-
cipio hasta el fin, contiene un argnmen
to realmente suggestive, basado en- rna
scrie de aventuras, que han de cen
quistar muchQs aplausos,. la accioa no
decae en- su intcres un solo momento
en- TODD ell curse de Ia obra; v los artis
tas descmpcfian magistralmente sus pa
peles, sobre todo la joven Maud,
la heroina, que conquista la admirsci6n
Gel publico, desde que hace su aparicion
en- la pantalla.
Los cuadros de la obra son exceien-
ties; la fotografia es insuperabie y Ia
direction muy acertada.
Los amantes de las conmovedoras es.
Genes dramaticas y de les situaciOnes
dificiles y desesperantes, encontrarkn
un plato exquisite en- esta pelicula, que
sera aplaudida, desde hoy 10 asegura-
mos, en- donde quiera que Sc exhiba.
Felicitamos los sefiores Perez Her
manos, por la adQuisici6n de tan sensa
cional pelicula, que ha de alcanzar, ). in
discutiblemente, fnsuperable 6xito en-
fo6oe 1ork cinee da puerto Rsco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
GOmerciants en- ProVisIOnes

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
articulos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
prar visitenos lame nuestro telefo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Gable recibido aver:
''ventas de azrcar de santo Domin-
go a s4 sI4, equivalente s6.O2 de
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
'El Dorado


Participants al pdblico que he
mos comprado este acreditado res
taurant situado frente a la "Ca-
mara de Delegados, .el cual pone-
mos a la disposition de nuestros
favorecedores con un servicio de
comidas la carta, desde el des-
ayuno- a las 6 de la nlanana y
cenas hasta la una de la madru-
gada.
vEINTIDos Y TORRES,
(Duefio de Ell vesubio).
Advf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
PEREZ HERMANos
LLEaARoN A ON AoUERDo

Telefono 2s5, Isabel II Mum. 5. Advt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
ARMY AIRCRAF 7
BILL Is PASSED
FOR s23,000,O00
SENATE ALSO PROVIDES
s63,0O0,000 FOR PAY
Of ARMY OF $4,000

WASHINGTON. Feb 70. The sen
ate late today passed the amendment
TO the army appropriation bill provid-
ing S2S.aoo.G .Goo for army aircraft
The Senate also late today passed
the amendment 10 the army bin pro
vi,iing SSs,000eo0 FOR pay OF the
army This would limit the size Of
the army To 175 coo
The Senate also t0a ght passed The
army appropriation blli wi,h appro
priat.ons asgregating S3eA.0 .0ao The
bin Ras sent 10 conference They
also Increased the House item yecs-
tional education for enlisted men
from one million 10 two and d half
million
The House also adopted the confer
ence report on the emergency tariff
bib s05 to IL The conference ne
port IS st.d 90 be adopted hy the
SENATE Rainey c Illinois charged
that the bin has already caused liv.
ing costs 10 Jump, declaring to-day
that fhe price Of sugar has Iucrea sed
, cents per pound
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
Hess & SIagler
High Gun Trophy
Won By E. Powell

There vas keen competition at the
seabreezs Gun club Saturday after
noon for the valuable trophy donated
bv Hess q Slayer. jewelers located
n he Hotel Clarendon for the best
shooting OF the day Frank a sci
bert who has been winning ali suea
nrizes in the recent events Of the ciuo'
finally lost out only after an attn
tionai 25 extra targets had been sf'o'-
lie los, only the 25th target + !.
Powell making a clean sweep MessFs-
seibert. sexton and Bonser, he ol>in.
nic team star. gave brilliant eNnlpl-
tion Of tpin target shooting, MT Sci
ber, leading with = ont OF 90 targets
II /. Gillespie carried oil the nan
dicap prize. handsome gold mounted
cigarette case
one Of the notable features ot -,
dav was the breaking OF q total ol A''
out of 2o6 targets by F. A Seioeti
Tha team prize was captured h'
a,esers Gillespie aud Seibert Nio
Won out over Messrs Bonser ana h'As
19o 10 IS2
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
FORD AND TRUCK
IN COLLISION; 3
IN THE HOSPITAL

Ia hcadon collision between Il
Ford touring car and a huge Gulf Re
sniur company truck. at the corner
al Secoud avenue and Beach street
slorjly a.ter O'Clock Saturday al
terra8e. Nicholas Born sustained g.
brokca right arm Mrs Hiie, ot Holly
Hiu Mass. broken arm, and Mrs.
r. Il. Moses is suffering from g uer
vaus shock. All three patients are
g, ia Bohaunons hospital, where
hey were removed following the as.
t5I,ot.
According to witnesses. the truck
vas coming into Beach street trom
Second avenue. while the Ford tour
ing car IN which the three .nJurc
people ~cre riding was travelling
south on Beach street Through
some misunderstanding the two car.
collided AT tbe couer the Ford being
turned completely over.
Attendants OF the hospital were uu
able ta give the addresses of those
injured. and the name OF the driver
u tae truck is unobtainable
II is stated that six persons. tae
three injured. @ young boy, and t@Q
other ladies were in the Ford at tbe
time If tue accident the others escap
as INJURY
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
SWISS DELEGATE DISCLOSES PLANS FOR
ATTACK BEING MADE ON ALLIES
IN The EARLY SPRING
is REASON FOR SWISS
REFUSAL TO LET THE
ALLIED TROOPS PASS

PARIS, Feb. 26-There was a start
ling development IN the international
situation this evening when the coun-
cil OF the League of Nations was in
formed That The Swiss and French
governments are ia receipt Of secret
Information that the Russian Soviet
IS PLANNING a great international Of
fensive' in the spring. accompanied
by uprisings. The Swiss minister to
France addressed the League OF Ma
tons council upon the refusal OF
Switzerland to allow allied troops.
bound for The Wilma piabescite zone
to cross Swiss territory. aud ii was
he who revealed the secret informa-
tion as to The alleged warIike inten-
tions Of Moscow in the spring.
He explained that Switzsrland's re
fusal 10 ALLOW the League of Nations
army 10 pass through on its way to
Wilma WIS due 10 secret information
received by the government that the
Bolsheviks were planning a great mil
itary effort The Swiss feared that
an attack upon the league army at
Wilma might bring a demand for re-
infercements which would involve all
members of the League Of Nations in
a war against the Russian BoIsheviks.
The Swiss diplomat said Swi yzer
land was further Influenced in her pol
icy toward the league army by The
fact that Lithuania and Poland had
not vet reached an agreement in wilma
Leon Bourgeois French delegate
admitted hat France had received the
same information as Switzerland as
to Russia S offensive plans.
An announcement was made that the
league won't send an international
army TO wilma until II Is certain that
the Soviet would not make spring
drive Il is declared that there viii
be 30 harsh measures exercised to-
ward Switzerland because OF her re
fusal to allow the international force
TO cross Swiss soil. but the Swiss were
warned to consult the league in the
future before making such decision.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
boy BANDIT Is
CAPTURED AF TER
A LARGE 7 HEFT
CAPTOR, Ex-sERv|CE
MAN, WILL RECEIVE
fFTY-ONE THOUs.

CHICAGO, Feh. 26-'lt don't pay =
Those we're The frs; words OF a com
piete confession made by william
Dalton. l6 years OF age who walked
out OF the Noftheru Trust company
Thursday noon with S772,9O0 worth OF
Liberty bonds
Dalton was calaured To-Day in the
little town OF Heyworth Ii miles from
Bloomington II don't pay To steal =
said the pale-faced boy Heavy lines
showed the result Of 4S hours o. fear
of capture ard loss ol his enormous
loot 4 asked officers OF the bank
Tor raise in pay. but they wouldn't
give it 10 me That made na sore
That's why did i, Nohode helped
ME, | did ii ali alone ana sorry
about il all now and don't know what
10 say ar 40
Dalton stopped al the West side
garage after lunch. where he pur-
chased Ford automobile which he
abandoned at Napervilie yesterday
morning. He drove the car south.
egen going past his own home
Il then wet TO Aurora then to
Joliet and then took the Alton train
to Bloomington whore I STAYED al.
night at hotel started OUT Of
Bloomington afooi this morning, bu'
an automobile picked me up and took
ne to Heyworih I then went into a
pool room where the COP came IN and
got me, | sold one bond in Chicago
to get money to travel on. Al the
rest Of the bonds were ia the satchea
+ l never stole cent before in my life
j Dalton made his confession over thc
long distance phone from Heywerth.
where he was held by his captor. Dep
uty sheriff Draper.
+ Deputy SEeriG Jack Draper, Grip
pied ex-service man, with 9 record Of
20 months in aa army hospital VINO
captured Dalton VIII receive rewards
totalins SIS o0o: ST looo fog the capture
ard s25.aa0 for the recovery OF t5e
missing secprtie- odcred !# tIe
Northern Trust company
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
List of Daytona
Winners of Blue
Ribbons at Fair

Following is the list OF winners OF
blue ribbons at the sub Tropical Mid
Wiater Fair last week. when volussa
county carried of most Of the honors
Lowe Botillng Ginger ale.
blue ribbon
Geo p Branuoek-s Sugar cane blue
ribbon
Howard 6 Putnam. Oak HHll-,'ol
lectiye cxhibit citrus fruits. blue rib
bon. navel oranges. blue ribbon "a
leneia oranges. red ribbon kumquats
blue ribbon
VIII Gardner Oak Hiii Pfneapp e
orange blue ribbon grapefruit blue
ribbon. Napier grass. rcd rlobou
J H. nreSsner. Ormoud Brata
Marsh seedless grapefruit blue r.b
bon
n a. oyeruau Mos s8age Fr3iiac
corn blue ribbon
Z. II. LeSesue Spralal r5elsam sr
exhibit blue rloboa
Frod Brub4eher -Caer uate @
bon
Mr. HARRY WaE Hatsr
h'ue ribbon sndve. b.ua rb1aH rar
rate hiue ribbon
vs. Il colby pumpk Rhrs
bon 'etuec rsd ribbon aaa- aa1
r5bbeus taayo'az Mue rfthar
Bob ItseHus Ormoud 5epae
rua ui -,baoa b4a -aaa
a Bela eaas1a -sra
riuaa1..
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Now Is the
lime to Apply
The Golden Rule.

feed'ng cat Is pretty
poor way to get rid Of it, By
giving the old black cat of trade
depression its '.three squares a
day" those consumers who have
persisted in nursing an over
grown grudge against prositeer-
ing manufacturers have from
present appearance chosen .
bitter remedy not only for
themselves but for the entire
country. Those same consun.
ers have forgotten that they
themselves supplied the gas
which sent the price balloon
soaring skyward.
If there actually was profitcer.
Ing, il was brought into existence
by tho low value which abun.
dance OF work and excessive war
wages LED the public to place on
their bank rolls. Both retailers
and manufacturers alike were
forced to 90 some to supply
their whins. But anyone who
hangs onto his little wad in the
hope of sslssuing still greater
bargains than he can now Get is
going to be disappointed
Besides, il this example of
watchful waiting is followed by
friends and nciahbors they may
all be soon put into a position
where they can't buy the things
the other fellow makes or sells;
he can't buy the things you make
or seli--aad the shutters must
soon 90 up on our places of bus
mess.
No Intelligent person can con-
sigtently persist in waiting TO
sec things crash when know
ing that they themselves will
get caught in the wreckase.
Prices dirn't go up in day;
they rose during . period OF fivc
years. Al the nsessrt time
many commodities have fallen to
a level where they are selling
fer less than the cost of manu-
facture. and distributor.
The present opportunities for
BUYING or BUILDING a
HOME in THE TRIPLE CITIES
have not been eQuailed for years
and cannot last as DEMAND
will fast continue to exceed
SUPPLY in building materials,
experienced worknen. desirable
properties. and choice home
sites. Read carefully the
Building and Real Estate pages
in this issue Of the NEWS and
let the firms presented therein
serve you efficiently In their
various capacities.
tassfttI
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
. BREAKERS AHEAD"
FOR HhRDlNG NEXT
WEEK IN C0NGRESS

: WASHINGTON, Feb. Is !
= Harding's ability 10 control a :;
:. Republican majority In Con. :
+ gress viii probably face test :,
: next week The presideat-elect :,
! has Informed leaders that he :,
Z desires all appropriations bills :,
: cleared at this season Of Con !
!. gresS, particularly the navy anu :,
: army appropriation bills :,
= Senator Borah gave lndica- :,
: lions tonight that there are :,
: breakers ahead for this pro- :,
: gram Borsh sought. without ::
: success. to have the senate :,
= agree To vote on the bill re- :
: pealing war time laws Repub- :,
: lican leaders are using all ef- ::
: forts 10 secure passage OF TWO ::
: bills and there have been nG- :,
: merous conferences all day long :,
: between Lodge and Rrandegee ::
: and other leaders Harding in :.
: dicated to leaders that he de- ::
+ qHM psssEd ma zAru sul sa4,s ::
: fuil provisions for stroug ma ::
!. sal program. Opposition TO :.
: large expenditures for the navy :;
: are somewhat quieted hy this :,
: appeal from the next President. ::
: but Ii remains 10 be seen wheth- :,
:. er the opposition can b. held in :.
: line :,
..--.>..--s .::-:..:--;-... .,-.s--.-t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

WAR EXPECTED ANY
MOMENT: UNCLE SAM
REMAINING OUTSIDE

balboa. Panama Canal Zrsse frss.
IS Two hundred ard sixty F'snansa
troops haFe taken th@ Heia and ara
usder ordegs 20 Inors apesn Costs
Rica At Coifa Baice tsuaa-ro%. uuI-s.
the mifed States infersstss II So
territorial spsfe between G-suasss
and Costa kica
Tso hundred Additional Pass g -
efl reach the Cosfa Rieaa frauss4~ -
the Pacific uoaet Nosaap G.aza asa ~
are variuaslg armed sta fe~ K
piece. FcfoIYrr- and fes ssa
Mau er rifles. tut thsy are sasssss.s
with amn8uif.nu. wa8 elo1hea an.s
have plesfs ~ iaoa A aetsrs.sz~ns
Of one huadfed f'aaa n1aas pes- e.
derea ia 8oeas IAi Torn tnsss
50 TAT the t-Hifed sIstes as4 taA-n
10 decisive artian tuasras iuk-rxen
tIon IN fhe threateBed uar 4 nuus
Der of American sabmsrlns ehz-..ss
are - tine Panama station aas8 rea
reach iae sctah - expected aa1fl.
within ls h1nt Is land xassct~ns
iFoons ur naFlnss s. presens hc-~tsf-
ties Il sac ORDER comes srasn HsAzss
lngfoa l. is believed here sxukxhs
thai the aar greeipisstea br g.ssasr>s
.eaemies 90 f.rrssaraf rofsax a. pa
ana iH au eInr4 10 asstvedss Ala b.
cause a. aife : Costa n1ean -
birth. PORES hT1Hes s AZ tsssrsxs-4
ihe raising nf volunteer axsny -
dght fha Casta fskans- Tha twa
countries assHu 4trls - s~fr.so-v
near th@ Par'hc eazs, Cla~s 1a-sss-
White % fhe laned States suppress.
court awarded tae terrEare sa s,.asa
klca- bus Panama E. aaa aliar ta
abide 3. .ha atfstr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN'S EXPORTS
INCREASED LAST YEAR

LONDON. Feb. 26.-Grest Britain
exported goods 10 the United States
last YEAR To the value oI over S57i-
500 eot.as compared with SS59oea ESQ
for 1878
This. according 70 tAe AM ,gicu
Chamber oi Commerce il London, a1s
entirely due 10 the trade boom in the
early months of last year the latter
months OF 1920 showing coatiuuoas
and striking decrease.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
SYRACUSE AL SIT NOW

SYRACUSE, n. 81 Feb 20 o"he'
l.andgraf is "sitrn pretty TINS s7''
in respec, 10 players for syracuse
us No q working agreement Hith ths
cards .ud sill let Rlett
talent
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
ure Or
n Science
dy EUening

GUN Monday evening.
o'cloek- a .ree lee
! Science. a Religion
{ delivered ly Frank
. OF Chical o. mem
2 n Leeturesh , of the
Christ. scie mist. in
expected to draw a
: the Dayton 4 Beach
lection or admission
ae evening 5 lecture
er the auspiees s OF the
Christ. scie itist. of
9ke to a large audi
llns Al New smyrna.
ey The iocal church
f1sis lime ii aeavel
sAe Audit iun4 BE-
0as Cor the address
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
I'd Sl)ULS
||E:R HAVE
Is ESCAPE

After a thrilling
z<er viii n might
E1gedy. the United
eeip Prin iess Ma
. E sllsand pi ssengers
= to Bostoii tonight
ader. OF Race. X.
struck a ST bmerged
to have been an
: helples seven
e route frola Naples
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
TIE
|DnAY
|lfoRCE

Ioy 1 George :
~ be the scene
Snfere ice fonor-
1nd french en-
IS 20 present a
- IN he indein-
seek. The fore
1lied 7 urppe viii
~ mill airy phase
I0ufion will he
6ueiaus mea sures
& Germ any balks
xxis d cisions is
81 Ma shal Foch
~ viii he mem
re TT Z meeting
fince he arms
q adv ance the
the Germans.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Playing bali Wa- saa@H
terr slumenf anon -re E
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Delaware derives IFS usm- from
ord d. l 4arr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
we DISEASE

Feb 70. "voa've
Magistrate Car
x-old girl arrested
Time OF ler life
taxis and refusing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27

Aows past New or
efion 20 fe.t above
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Rev. Evans viii commence bis work at the
Conversational church Sunday morning. Sun
day school and Christian Endeavor at 10 and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27

Editor Censor As J. D. Is writing to you
am Just going to butt in a few lines too.
To begin with want to tell you that
think Washington Is the most beautiful city
ever saw; so many parks. The main streets
all lead TO the Capitol. and where the other
streets come in there Is always small or
sometimes large three cornered space. This
is made into park The effect IS simply
great.
Last Monday | had the pleasure Of going
out to the White House with delegation Of
rs women 10 ask the president to disarm
and dsband eur soldier boys at the earliest
possible moment He assured US that he
would DO all in his power TO do the thing
we asked him 70. Wonder if he viii. How.
ever he shook hands with each Of US and said
II am glad to see you" And again / won-
dered II he was. He is very pleasant per-
son 70 meet. And Of coure tsere were some
seven photographers on the Job, 50. We. Us
& Go. were taken out on the White House
grounds. the president standing in the center
of the group. ! think the idea is moving
picture anyway ! know a lot q "a moved
at the right time.
also went 10 a reception and the gowns
were the sort Of things we hear about sbut
seldom see. II Is not within my power 70
describe them. so win LET that go,
Iae MRS J. ID: BECK.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 90, 1921.
Up-to-date the House of Representatives has
passed one bill. thai known as the Emergency
Tariff Bill. and the Anti-Dumping Bill. 1t
was claimed in the House that the condition
of the farmer and the low prices offered for
his products demanded such legislation. The
bill relates only to farm products and COM
modities manufactured therefrom, and Is sun
posed to prohibit foreign countries from Dump
ing cheap farm materials upon the markets of
this country in competition with the farm
products Of the United States / voted for
this bill. not because / was convinced that il
would solve the problem. but because | felt
sure that the condition of the American FARM
er could not be much worse than it is today.
On the second DAY after this bin had pass
ed the House the newspapers under large
headlines affirmed that bidding in farm pro-
ducts was going skyysard as a result. but
today under small headlines the papers cite
the fact that farm products have taken
slump. / have the feeling that without pro-
per railroad legislation, without legislation
prohibiting specializing in farm products. and
without legislation prohibiting the enormous
profiteering BY packers. nillers, and the like,
this bill will not accomplish what its chief
advocates claimed. As l said before. however.
voted for it because felt that ii would do
no harm, and it might possibly do a lot of
good. Il ust that it win.
Another bill was introduced into the House
YESTERDAY providing for repeal of the ex-
cess profits tax and the substitution therefor
Of sales tax. I noticed in enc Of the late
copies Of the Vernon County Censor an arr
ticle relative TO- the Nolan Bin taxing land.
! e the single tax bill. The Censor discuss
cd some Of the features of this bin and aa-
vised the farmers to inform some Of their
REPRESENTATIVES how they felt about ii. That
is indeed good advice. Members OF Congress
are receiving carloads Of literature from big
business advising them how to vote. and
wish that It were convenient for the farmers
to make themselves felt in these matters
AS | see it. the great weight Of the burden
under sahss-tax will fall upon the common,
everyday people, wbile the excess prohts tax
tends to discourage the making Of excess peo-
fits on the one hand. and ON the other TO
ohlige the fellows most able 20 pay carry the
bulk Of the tax. Under the sales-tax system
however. If ! purchase as many shoes as
Rockefeller, then l pay as heavy a tax on
that article; If ! purchase as much clothing
as he, then | pay as large clothing tax
So il would go with groceries, machinery
and other things which We buy.
l shall endeaves from time TO time to sub
NIT other matters pending before Congress
TO the readers Of the Censor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27

Those Harmonella patterns Of
wall paper at Davis drug store are
beautiful.
We now have. full line of fire
brick and fire clay, sewer pipe and
fittings. See US when you are in the
market. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27
First publication April Is, ts2lr-3 "a
PROBATE NOTICE
sT sS5s ar j, s1 ssoSsRa VERNON oousr'

oiAlE VI wiSSONslMt ShhroN tOuNTt
In re estate OF Ole q. Kalvestfand. deceased
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term of said court TO be held On hte 9TH day
Of May. A. D. 1921. at the Court House In
the City Of Viroqua. County of Vernon and
State Of Wisconsin. there will be heard and
considered, the application Of Abraham Kali
vestrand for the appointment Of an adminis-
traitor Of the estate OF Ole o. Kalvestra1d, late
of the town Of Webster In said county, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby further given that at the
regular term OF SAID court TO be held at said
Court House, on the FIRST Tuesday of Septen-
Der. A. d. 1921, there will be heard. consider
ed, and adjusted, all claims against said Ole
o. Kalvestrand. deceased.
And notice Is hereby further given, that all
such claims for examination and allowance
must be presented TO said county court at the
Court House in the City Of Viroqua, in said
county and state. or before the LIST day Of
September. A. ID. 1921 or be barred.
Dated at ViroQua, Wis. April 8, 1921.
BY the Court, D.O.Mahoney. County Judge