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La gaceta., 1935-06-11
CHUNGAS Y 10 CHUNGAS'
Como piensa ell Presidente del Institute del HE.
= Pirateria Polifica Amarillo.

Lean obreros y patronos de
Lao industrial tabscalsra, ahora
que ell teamwork Sc halla
soble ell tapete, estas palabras
de Eugenio G. Grace, presden
tie del Institute Americana del
Hero Y ell Acero: "Nada hay
en- Ia sentencia de la Corte Su-
prema que requiera de la in
dustria volver a los bajos jor-
males 0 a los injustos metodos
de competencia. La industrial
tiere tres grande sobligaciones /:
Primera, mantener ell justo ira
to para ell trabajo; segunda,
tratar ~legalmente al p1blico
que paga, y ~tercero, ejercitar
I'm inteligente mandate de los
fondos invertidos en- la indus
tria." "Pongo en- primer lugar
la obligation para con ell ira
bajo."
"Seria suicida para la indus
tri del acero tratar de guitar a
los trabajadores 10 que mere
Gen."
lisa es nuestra humilde OPT
MON con referencia a la indus
tria del tabaco!
Una rebaja de jornales pro-
vocaria la huelga y la propa-
ganda selia desastrosa para
unos Y otros, para los duenos y
los que de las fabricas depen-
den.
A la industrial de Tampa Sc
la presentaria, en- periodicos y
en- hOJaS sueltaS, como aprOVe-
chandose de la muerte de la
MIRA para guitar pesetas a los
torcedores.
iMediten sobre este que de-
cimos los que poseen la fuerza,
que esperamos posean tambien
la discretion Y ell "buen trato"
que Mr.. Grace r~ecomienda.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

c. L. Bardo, presidente de la
Association Nacional de Manu-
factureros, arrimando la brasa
a su SARDINIA dice:
Los jefes obreros perjudi-
can a la causa de la recupera-
ci6n, repitiendo las, amenazas
de huelgas Y la prediction de
que volveran los talleres de SUI
dor junto con ell trabajo de los
ninos."
Claramente sc opone Mr..
Bardo a los talleres de sudor Y
va habia dicho que Sc oponia
a las rebajas de jornales.
Ajustando los actos a las pa
labras habra paz en- la indus
tria de Tampa y en- todas las
industries.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

La Pirateria politica japone
sa obtiene exitos imperialistas
y la mejor nueva prueba es la
sumision del gobierno de Nan
king a los caprichos de los mi
litares nipones.
Quitaron a los chinos que sc
oponian a la invasion y pare
clan dispuestos a combatir por
su libertad y los sustituyeron
con "guatacas" que hablan ell
idioma japones y a TODD 10 que
Sc les pida contestaran afirma
tivamente.
Nazistas Y fascistas Green
que ell mejor recurso es la vio-
lencia. iRompen tratados Y mo
william tropas, contando con
que de la otra parte Sc tratara
de evitar la guerra, la cataltro
fe.
iPero tanto abusaran que
los atropellados Sc rebelaran Y
entonces surgira la matanza,
ell exterminio, la vuelta a la
barbariel
La gaceta., 1935-06-11
CUBA AL Ola
SAfirrJRra hoy la Constitution y Sc levantara ell
EsN1%Sde Guerra. Arrestados los conocidos
terroristas Armando Villalon y Jesus Montene-
gre. Declaraciones del Presidente Mendieta

lei PreSldente Mendieta
a la casa Harris Bros, para Su
colocacion.
-Por el iuzgado de urgencia
fueron procesados, bajo fianza
de 1000 pesos, cinco de los alb
sueltcs por los success de Ell Mo
rriIIc. Son ellos la Sra. Siomara
O'HaIlcran, Garlic, Ayala,
Pence Rodriguez Y Martinez;
por faIsedad en- documento Off
cial. A In Sra. Conchita Valdi-
vieso sc la absolvi6. No habia
firmado Ell pasagorte falsifiea-
do, como hicieron los otros. Luz
RodoFto Miranda inform6 que
dic1oS pasaportes estaban ex-
pedidcS II + personals entendi-
das en- eSa cl&Se de tramites. La
firma del Subsecretario de eSta-
do NO teOia un solo rasgo que
coincidiera con la de dicho fun
ciouario. FL papeI, ell tipo de
.imprenta, la numeracion, Ell Sc
llo, TODD Sc podia notar "A simple
vista que era false, por no guar
'dar relaci6n con los que expide
In secretaria de estado.
I'm nino de echo amos hiri6
a Su madre, Micaela Perez, con
I'm pistola. Micaela fue asistida
,en el hospital Municipal de una
Iherida p%roducida por un anna
de fuego y dijo que su menor
Ihijo Hector Romero jugaba con
Una qist1la, que encontr6 en- la
calle, y Ia que ella ignoraba es-
tuviese cargada. La policia ha-
ice gestiones para averiguar a
Iquien pertenece eli arma.
- No celebr0 session ell conse-
ljo de estado, en- la tarde de a
Iyef, por encontrarse la mayo
ria dc sus miembros en- otras
reuniones. FL DR.. Laredo Bru,
Irecibi6 durantc la tarde a mas
de 200 personals.
Una de las rectificaciones
introducidas en- la Constitution
es la de que 6 senadores seran
electlS p0r cada provincial; Qua
tro por el partido que triunfe
y dos por Ell vencido. De esta
manera tendran representation
en- ell senado todos los partidos.
-Ea9cra el secretario de CO.
mercio, Sr. Beirut Mendieta,
quien ACADIA de regresar del in
de la isla, de una confe-
rencia celebrada con los CANA
de Cama}uey Y Oriente,
que no faltara de nuevo carne
en- la Habana. Asi Sc 10 prone
Declare aver ell presidente
lie la RopGblica que la causa
primordial de todas nuestras
iesgracias ha sido la tendencia
Iue han tenido siempre los po-
a aapirar al poder des-
lie el poder. FL solo hecho de
iesempenar un puesto ejecuti-
70 debe de ser 6bice para no
lsplrar a ningdn cargo, va que
Il candidate en- csc case tendria
su scrvicio armas con las que
no podria contar su contrincan-
e. La orgar:zaci5a de los par
lido spoliticos es ~necesario que
sea honrada. Todos Kos candi-
han de contar con las mis-
mas oportunidades. La reorga-
lizaci6n ha de ser alberta y par
ira desde abajo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11
Ell TEMPO

Claro, con lprobables lluvias
en- aoras de la tarde.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, IA.
Marea alta a las 9:19 a. m
v II :49 p. m. Marea baja a las
rs a. m. y 500 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

distribuir "wisky" fabricado
|por ellos en- los bosques y de
Gonspiraci6n. Ocho personals
han sido arrestadas en- relaci6n
con este delito y Sc nombran TO
ny Italiano, J. F. Schipman, Da
Ivid Wynn, Luis Thomas, Char
les w. Rawl, r. II. Hale, Frank
James Y Harry Wynn.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11
RECOBRADOS $4,000
DEL RESCATE

Washington, JUNO 11.--El
director del departamento de
investigaciones de La secretaris
de just;cia, J. Edgar Hoover,
anuncio hoy que han sido re-
cuperados $4,000 de los 200
mil PESOS pagados por ell res
cate del nino Weyerhauser. De
ese dinero, $50, 700 Sc encontra
ron en- un lugar cercano a Salt
Lake City.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Richard Pack contra el CON
destable Frank Fernandez OF
i've A. Harper contra Clarence
HaI1rer; Josefina Giovenco
contra Frank Giovenco; Emma
V. Deshong contra Lillian p.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11
Una declaration conjunta de Bennes,
Stain y Litvinoff

MCscou JUNO 11-Al con- amos, no solo no ha disminuido
cluirse aver una conferencia en- sinO que es mas intense que
la cual Sc discut6 ell problema nunca. Esto Sc debe particular
de la paz en- Europa, ell minis mente a la resistencia desarro-
tro de negocios extranjeros de llada contra los esfuerzos de Sc
JChecoeslovauuia, DIR. Eduardo guridad colectiva. Las dos par
Beduardo Bener, ell lider russo ties destacan la importancia de
Jose Stain Y ell comisario de organizar esta seguridad soHe
relaciones exteriores Ltvinoff, la base de e~ntendimiento que la
frmaron una nota conjunta paz es indivisible".
que dice: Los representatives de Sc agrega qeu el tratado de
los dos paies Sc sienten obliga asistencia mutua entire los dos
dos a afirmar que ell sentimen paises es una "parcial realiza'
to de inquietud pr ell destino ci6n' de un sistema collective
de la paz general, que ha exis- de paz que los dos proppndran
lido en- Europa en- los recentes a otras naciones.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

La iulustria del algod6n avi
sa al gobierno que ell 99.9f6 de
sus componentes respetan ell
formal Ginimo y las horas.
Mas la Federation America
ma, que dice estar bien entera-
da, no es tan optimistic Y apor
ia datos en- contrario.
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

Las maquinas de jugar va
pueden ser explotadas libre-
mente, de acuerdo con una ley
del Estado.
lPagaran los nuevos impues-
tos y devolveran, en- premios,
ell 80 9 ell 40% del dinero de
los jugadOres.
I'm "trabuco" las maquini-
tas, 81 Sc las comloara con la
bolita!
iPor que no Sc legaliz6 la
bolita, que es ell juego predilec
to de todos ~nusstros barrios?
ST ell Estado "moraliza" las
traga-niqueles, reales, pesetas
y d6lares..... 6que raz6n hay
para que la Bolita no tribute
tambien, legalmente, y quede
"purificada" y aceptada?
iReglamentada la Bolita ha
brfa "que tirar a la buena :"
sin legalizaci6n, cuando con-
viene "se tira para la casa!
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

"sacrilegos," de los que bailan
sobre ell cuerpo del aguila y Sc
burlan de las generosas inten-
clones del pSsidente Roosevelt
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

M NAbN " WV ~ " NtAlNNN4b
aunque mantiene en- pie Su di-
mission, pese a los esfuerzoS que
nara que retire la miSma vie
nen hacienda Sus amigos, entire
los que Sc encuentra el miSmo
~coronel Mendieta. Hoy asiStira,
en- Su ealidad de Secretario de
tinanza, a firmar la nueva ley
constitutional. Antes o deSpueS
del acto CONFERENCE.-THE con el
PreSidente de la ikepublica.
-Iniormo 81 Secretario de
gobernaci0n DR.. Smith, a los pc
,riodistaS, qle hoy a las once y
l2edia de la manana Sera fir
NADIA For los miembros del go
bierno la ConStituciGQ. ASggu
II Ell DR.. Smitl que el acto de
la firma no sera diferid0 de nue.
Vo. GpnJuntamente Sc firmara
el decreto por el que Sc Ievanta-
RI ell estado de guerra, deVol-
.Viendo al pueblo las garantias
indiViduales. Despues Sc cele-
brara la session ordinaria del
consejo de secretaries.
-Seran iu2gados hoy en- Mia
mi los exilados acusados de a
gredir al tenicnte cOronel Be
Ilisario Hernandez, al desembar
ear dias pasados de TN ayi6n en-
aquella ciudad. Sc tiene enten-
dido que a los autoreS del alta
que Sc les seguira expediente de
expulsion.
Kid Chocolate Y su eaposa,
Rosario Mora comparecier3n
en- la tarde de aver ante el jueZ
correctional de Marianao, DR..
Mario Sanchez P%esino, acusan-
dose mutuamente de Ihaber a
bandonado el hogan conyugaI.
Ell iuez recomend6 a los c6nyu-
ges la via del divorcio como me
do mas plausible de poner fin
a su incompartibilidad.
-P0r mas de una bora con-
ferenci6 en- su Residential parti-
cular 81 DR.. Anaya MurilIo con
jefe del ejercito, coroncl Ba
el cual alab6 la labor del
secretario de educaci6n. FL DR..
MuriIlo Sc %encuentra en-
franco periodic de G2nvalescen-
Ella.
-Seis personals han sido a.
rrestadas en- relaci6n con el Sc
ruestro del periDdista Antonio
San Miguel, cinco expoIicias y
IN eStudiante. SegGn 81 iefe de
IA policia tiene en- SuS manos eI
lilo que 10 condueira a la captu-
"A dc los secuestradores. Aver
sc ocup6 el corae de los rapto-
res, que &c hallaba en- un CARA
&c de la Gale de Belascoain. Di-
,ho automdVil fuG dcVuelto ho-
ras mas tarde de haberse come
lido el secuestro del Sr. San Mi
yuel, al Sr. Basilio Garcia, due
10 del garage.
Al Principe fueron condu-
.idos dos conocidos terroristas,
armando Villal6n y Jesus Mon
teneRro, ambOs pertenecientes
la J6ven Cuba. Sc les ocup6
IN autom6vil marca Buick que
utilizando para lIcvar a
abo toda clase de actos terr9-
como fuG ell traslado de
b0mba de dinamita colocada
n la casa Harris Bros a la far
nacia de Aramburo y Condesa.
policia que cuidaba de la mis-
ma fuG agredido a tiros por lo.
ne%ncionados ~sujetos. Sabese
/. el coche fue rcbado a Avelino
|azquez, el pasado Noviembre
dos sujetos "son hombree
| toda prueba" y eran comisio-
lados por los directories de la
'J0ven Cuba" para cometer to
la clase de delitos, Montenegr
,onfes6 que GuiteraS lie entire
% la bomba que el debia lleva1
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

Los agentes federales detu-
vieron aver a Ulises Gross y
Charlie Cogar, aeusandOlos de
La gaceta., 1935-06-11

Ideal de un hombre sencillo
en- la fiesta de los Caballeros
Leales: Cuando me muera quie
70 if al cementerio acompana-
do por dos gaitas, una a la ca
beza del sarc6fago y la otra a
los pies......
81 la familia cumple su vo :
luntad y los fot6grafos Sc en-
teran, tendra gratis y extensa
publicidad a la bora de su
muerte.
I'm feretro entire dos gaitasi
lSeria el principle de una
nueva moda?
Evening star., 1935-12-16
Plus small carrying charge, If
purchased on the Budget Plan.

The Hecht Co., F Street at
Seventh, Washington, d. C.
I've been wanting a new radio
for q long time and think Model
would suit me to a 7.
Have your representative call at
my home for personal demon
stration. I understand this will
involve no obligation on my part.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

a director of the Metropolitan.
"Our company this season." John
son said, "is two-thirds American"
johnson will bring numerous new
American singers to the Met
Susanne Fisher, young soprano whom
he discovered" at the Opera Comique
in Paris; Charles Kullman. young
tenor; Helen Oelheim, mezzo-soprano;
Josephine Antoine, 2O-year-old colo
ratura; Chase Baromeo, basso; Char
lotte Symons and Thelma Votipka,
sopranos.
I'VE want to end the old system
that forced Americans to go to Europe
to win recognition before they could
make a debut at the Metropolitan"
johnson said.
An American ballet will supplant
the old one. with ballet evenings a
regular feature.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

factory adjustment. Only two were
uncertain, she reported.
Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, presi-
dent Of the board, presided at the
meeting. She announced the 1896
national convention Of Florence Crit
tenton Missions would be held in
Fargo, N. D., July s. 7, 8.
The birth of three boys at the home
recently was reported by Miss Gladys
PhippS, nurse.
Several Of the girls at the home
sang Christmas carols at the meet
ing, which was followed by a luncheon.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

Americanization of the worlds fore
most opera house.
All the first-night seats were sold
days ago. The subscription list is
the best in many years.
For the first time in % years the
opera is without the direction of
Giulio Gatti- -Casazza. the Italian i'm
preSario. He is in retirement.
In his place as general director is
the Canadian-born tenor. Edward
johnson, a member of the Metropon-
tan company for more than a decade.
The opening opera is "LaTraviata,"
Verdis perennial favorite, based on
Dumas tragic romance of the lady
of the Camellias.
Two of the best-known American
singers will be in the caSt-Richard
Crooks and Lawrence Tibbett. The
other principal will be Lucrezia Bori,
Evening star., 1935-12-16
DEPOSITS SAVED
BY U. S. INSURANCE
Federal Corporation Stands in
Role of Santa Claus in
Bank Failures.
Rx the Associate : Press.

BY the Associates : Press.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. is standing in the shoes of
Santa Claus for small depositors in
several recent bank failures.
Accounts are insured up to $4,000
and officials said yesterday efforts
were being made to get the money for
ward In time for Christmas spending.
Banking authorities said bank failures
Evening star., 1935-12-16

had disconcerting habit of increas-
ing toward the end Of the year when
depositors were counting on dipping
into their savings for Christmas.
There have been 81 failures among
the $4,000 insured banks in the two
years of operation of the corporation,
% of them this year. The banks had
total deposit liabilities in excess of
100000 900 and about $6,50O,0o in in
sured deposits.
Deposit insurance officials calculated
earnings would absorb losses in pros
pect so far.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
Plus small carrying charge, II
purchased on the Budget Plan.

It's the sort of set wanted the family to have for
time. All metal tubes full auditorium output which
it's tone clear and distinct from the fanest whisper
to its greatest volume synchrodynamic speaker In
short all the features that make for complete radio sat-
isfacon. Get it in time for the holidays and pay for
it convenient Budget Plan.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

Big. plump. comfortable affairs.
powered in blue, ,sTeep, red.
brown. rust or eggshell leather
Rtte, with effective cordings Of
eggshell.
(sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-12-16

(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-12-16
81 MOTHERS AIDED
AT CRITTENT0N HOME
Thirty Babies Also Cared For in
Last Month, superintendent
Informs Managers.

The Florence Crittenton Home cared
for 81 young mothers and 80 babies
during the past month, Miss Jean s.
Cole, superintendent, reported to the
homes board of managers at a recent
meeting.
Miss Ann Rogers, case worker. said
that of the 81 cases under her spe-
eial observation during the last month
only one had failed to make a salts
Evening star., 1935-12-16
PRESIDENT AT CHURCH

President and Mrs. Roosevelt drove
through the rain yesterday to attend
the IL o'clock service at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
They were accompanied to the serv-
ice by Mrs. Louis Howe, wife Of the
inactive White House secretary, and
Miss Nancy Cook, close friend Of Mrs
Roosevelt.
After the service the President re-
turned to the White House and spen'
quiet day, with no appointments.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
Owl Is Cyclist.

Perched on the handlebars Of his
masters motor cycle, an owl in Lon
don enjoys q daily outing.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
Funeral Carriages Replaced.

Automobiles are just taking the
place of carriages at funerals in Man.
churia,
Evening star., 1935-12-16
OPERAS NEW DEAL
TO BEGIN TONIGHT
Metropolitan Opens Under
New Management-Ameri-
cans to Star.
By the Associate | Press.

FEW YORK, December 16.-The
Metropolitan opens its fifty-third sea-
son tonight with a new deal'-an
Evening star., 1935-12-16

New curtains rejuvenate entire room, and, thanks
to this pre-hofday sale, you fix up your windows
we'll in time for the holidays. What is more, have
of the most complete assortments in town. Having
ordered stocks we'll in advance, aren't hndered
by delayed deliveries -. and you profit by it.
Center Adjustable top tailored curtains The
three of eyees the top adjustable
different lengths. Several patterns in
Length az yards pr.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

Mechanized Police.
The South African police force is be.
ing mechanical.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
,)eIleffs Early Spring Apparel Clearance
In the GREY SHOpS-Second Flo

III IlIO SN6 0IIOT0-00COIO TIOOT
300 $95 bias cut French crepe with edgng or shaped
lace bottoms Tearose with dark white white straight
Vtop Styles Tailored slips with bandeau tops Broken sizes
81 s5 INDIES including lovely chmses pane
of satn trimmed with light dark ace
bandeaux Bias chems have straight Tearos white
60$35O NET FOUNDATION for Summer Boned
homeless models for small and medium figures Sizes Side
hooked and in white
1885, S. FOUNDATIONS Bickum and
Treo makes for medium and full Foundations
grs % 81 Firm brocade models taken from regular and
Teuuceu! Droken SIZES Sz95
1885 FLANNEL ROBES splendid for Summer camp wear 1OO
wool and blue nicely tailored for sizes IA and 95
ROBE in blue beautifully quilted $l2s5
3O VANITY FAIR UNDIES discontinued because of their
coors Boomers bandee pants hadowgo
berg fabric in pink and white Fuc we'll reinforced All
ST. $5 CHEMISE match above garments discontinued by
iy Fair Lacey tailored fitted with wide flare panes Runpoo Sizes
3OO$39 RAYON PAJAMAS GOWNS lacetrmmd and appiqued
One lovely pases Sizes 1517
Evening star., 1935-04-23
GOWN SALON Dresses-Second Floor

42S 92s7s DRESSES for Misses and Women-ner onepece
and jacket types for afternoon in mores crepe
satin combinations and sheers brown black green
prints for sles 142 EVENING GOWNS in satns crepe
afternoon and evening types misses
women crepes, sans, chons and net combinations in black
white, red, blue and spring prints, Observation-Disclosures SIS
@3S93s7s DAYTIME DRESSES sheer woods and afternoon
lovely jacket models and styles for
Evening star., 1935-04-23
SPECIAL SIZE Dress Shop-Second Floor

LARGER WOMENS 4i3sS.$lGsS DRESSES in hatterng
onepieee and twopece models for sizes in prints
LARGER WOMENS 4l6sS$2s7S DRESSES include especially
good styles in afternoon sheers jacket and
-
DRESSES for larger women sizes 40M to 50h-
soft afternoon crepes and lovely prints. .$2
DRESSES becoming black navy and printed crepes
and sheers larger SIS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Notice Is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order Of the County Court
Of the County Of Burleigh, State Of
North Dakota, made on the 18th day
as Administrator OF the Estate Of
o. N. Hagna. Deceased late of the
City of Austin, County of Mower in
the State of Minnesota, Will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder the
following described land, situated in
wit:
An undivided one half g. interest
to and in the Northeast Quarter
(NEh) Of Section Ten I0) Town
ship One Hundred forty two l42)
North Of Range Seventy eight '7s)
West of the 9TH r. NJ. In Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
That. said sale will be held on or
after the 18th day Of March 1895. All
bids for the purchase OF said land
must be In writing and may be de-
iivered to the undersigned personal
Dakota. or said bids may be filed
with the County Court Of Burleigh
County, North Dakota, on or before
the day of said sale.
Said land will be sold either for all
cash or may be sold for not less than
over 5 years time, either payable in
gross or installments, unpaid portion
bearing Interest at not less than five
per cent per annum and secured by
mortgage on the land sold.
Dated this 18th day Of February,
1895.
J. A. Hyland,
Administrator of the estate
of @. N. Hagna, Deceased.
c. L. Foster,
Attorney for Administrator.
bismarck, n. p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
SIOUX CITY

Sioux City. Iowa, Feb. 2l.-(R-tU.
S. Dept. Agr.)-Cattle, 5000: slaugh-
ter steers and yearlings rather slow,
about steady: fat she stock steady to
easy: stockers and feeders about
steady: load lots desirable around
1100-lb. steers up to 100; choice alb
sent; scattered sales short feds large
" 9.75 down: few loads good 750-875
lb. heifers 8.50-9.25: bulk beef cows
4.50-6.OO; low cutters and cutters
mainly 100000: few lots good stock
ers up to TOO.
Hogs 5000: no early butcher sales,
most bids on weights above 200 lbs.
to 10 lower; most bids on lighter
weights 1925 off: better 100000 ID.
butchers bid 825-4o; 10000 ID. lights
bid 8.OO-25: 150.l80 ID. averages bid
7.25-8.O0; sows mostly IT'S; pigs
scarce.
Sheep 5000: quality slaughter
lambs; generally plain: no early &C
ton; indications about steady: hold
ing few best offerings around $40:
feeding lambs dull: package mixed
fat and feeder lambs TBS: late We'd
nesday fat lambs mostly steady: quail
ity considered: best offered $50; most
sales 7.25-8!00.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Estate OF Rob-
ert Charles Rosen. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Celia Rosen. administra :
trix of the estate of Robert Charles
Rosen late of the City of Bismarck
in the County of Burleigh and State
of North Dakota. deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to ex-
ers, within six months after the first
publication OF this notice. to said
Celia Rosen In the City OF Bismarck
In said Burleigh County, or to the
Judge of the County Court OF Bur-
leigh County. at his office in the
Court House in the City of Bismarck,
Burleigh County. North Dakota.
Hon. !. c. Davies, Judge Of the County
Court within and for the County OF
Burleigh. and State OF North Dakota,
has fixed the 18th day of September
A. p. 1886, at the hour OF eleven
o'clock In the forenoon of said day.
at the Court Rooms, in the Court
House In the City Of Bismarck In said
County and State, as the time and
place for hearing and adjusting al!
Robert Charles Rosen. Deceased,
which have been duly and regularly
Dated February 18th, A. b. 1885.
Celia Rosen, Administrative
of the estate of Robert
Charles Rosen, Deceased.
Sullivan, Fleck & Sullivan,
Attorneys for. Administrative.
First Publication on the slst day
OF February A. p. 1885.
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