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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-13
I'm Afraid

LIE brought his though Is Va
II sharply Betty was speeding
again. what had She beep saying,
He cleared has throat, h0Ded re
voice would not betrgy him. What
was thai?"
~Why don't you like me-" she
repeated. coming closer.
did | ever say ! didn't"
Not IN so many words. perhaps.
But actions. Abe. speak loudest.
There is an sir about you-I can
feel that YOU don't like me. What
have ] ever done 10 YOU that you
should feel this way about me?"
she came 20 him swiftly. placed q
hand upon his shoulder. her eyes
searching his face.
lie said slowly. Let me ask YOU
q question. Betty: why d.1 you
shoot KeliOn Dream
Because ne would have shot
you she answered husklly He
missed the frs; time. bat be would
not have missed again
Would Il have made So much
difference 20 YOU
Of course. she broke into ms
question hurued'v 4 'o.i yol q
woman wl.i 80 through h-c for the
ran she loves. Her arms went
shout t3r hungrily. there vas q
sob ia heT pleading vo.ce. Tell me
that you see some good IN me mat
In not al bad. Abel Tell me that
ycu love me just little
~ that moment ArkrCm's eyes
were drawn toward the door lie
went cold Ice Irone stood ~ tas
open.ng. her lips parted - smile
Yes. tell her. Abe bv all means
Ucut let IRE spell Vc.- .un
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-13
Berry Mullins

3 cups pastry flour. Is teaspoons
baking powder. l-3 teaspoon salt,
cup granulated sugar; , egg
yolkS, II. cups milk. = teaspoon
Vanilla ; tablespoons Fat. melted,
. egg whites beaten. cup Der
TlCS
MiN together flour. baking
powder. salt and sugar. Add the
yoIkS and mix Beat for two
minutes Add the rest OF thc in
gradients Mix lightly and half
oll CREASED muffin pans or paper
cups Bake for IS minutes in 4
moderate oven
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-13
Apricot Parfaii

delicious Frozen Dessert
cup dried apricotS: cup
warm water. egg yolkS: cuV
eIanulated sugar. 3 tablespoons
flour; ~ cups milk; "a cup lem
ON juice, IS teaspoon salt: ! cup
whipped cream egg white,
beaten
Soak aprcots for two hours
ur longcr-in the warm water
Cover and let simmer for 25 minu-
ties Press through a sieve Beat
yulks Add sugar and flour
When mixed add milk. Cook un-
uI thick and creamy IL a double
boiler Cool and add all the rest
~ the ingredients. including the
aprIcots Pour into a tray IN the
mechanical refrigerator an q
freeze for four hours
This dessert may also be frozen
oy covering II tightly and bury
lng Il for four hours IN fave parts
of chopped ICE and one part of
coarse salt
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
La BRUJERIA EN- INGLATERRA
"North Eastern Gazette" Marlborough

Suales en- este mundo, y al pre-
clio de la condemnation eterna en-
Ell Ctro mun3o.
Por otra parte la bruja-y las
mujeres Sc consideration como
mas aptas para la brujerfa que
los homlbres-, era una mujer
4ue habfa hecho un pacto espe-
cial CON Satanas para servirle en-
Ia TERRA, y Sc lie concedfa un
familiar, eS decir, un espiritu
malo al cual ella pudiese lamar
para que la ayudase. La bruja tie
MIA ell poder de predecir ell futu-
re, oportunidades ilimitadas de
satisfacer todas las malas pasio-
mes y toda forma de maldad Que
la imagination mas pervertida
pudiera pensar.
No habfa remedio que sirviese
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
Sc NVESTIGA LA VOLADU
RIA DEL BARCO ALEMAN

Oakland, Cal, Nov. 4--Los
seis oficiales del gobierno que
investigan la voladura del bar
co aleman Vancouver, estan
contestes en- la creencia de
que Ell vapor fue volado inten-
cionalmete aver. La terrible
explosion que Sc sintio ante
rior a su rapido hundimiento,
Sc produjo debajo de la Inca
de flotaci6n, siendo indtiles
todos los esfuerzos que Sc hi
cieron para arrancar ell barco
de la CANA de tango donde es'
ia enterrado en- ell fondo de las
aguas del estuario de Oakland.
Cuatro miembros de la tri-
pulaci6n de los 50 que figura-
ban en- sus listas, resuItaron
heridos por la fuerza de la ex-
plosi6n. Ocho pasajeros que
estaban a bordo resultaron lie
SOS, aunque declararon que ha
bian experimental I'm terri
BILE sacudimiento.
La gaceta., 1938-11-04

La declaration hecha por
.os oficiales federales que in
vestigaron el hundimiento del
Vancouver, fue la de que en- su
opinion, la explosion Sc habia
producido e~xteriormente. A eau.
sa, sin embargo, de la tension
International que exiSte, no Sc
atrevieron a decir que parecia
obra de NAL itencionados, espe-
perando a que Ell barco sea SAGA
10 a flote para emitir un fallo
positive.
Los oficiales alemanes del bar
90, 10 mismo que los trlpulantes,
estan contestes en- asegurar que
a explosion no Sc prOdujo acct
Ientalmente. FL captain dijo que
a explosion lie parecfa demasia-
40 sospechosa y que tres de sus
oripulantes que Sc encontraban
IN ell cuarto de ma4uinas, a seis
yardas de donde Sc produjo, hu-
bieran muerto de haber sido i'm
terna. Sc escaparon de milagro
con pequeiias desgarraduras y
heridas despues de librarse de
ser atrapados en- Ell tango que
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
III GHCETK
habran de decidir.

habran de decidir. !.
Lasenmiendas referidas sem
/. La extension q las viudas, sol:
teros y solteras, del derecho que
disfrutan los cabeza de familia
que hahitan sus propios hoga-
res, para ser exceptuados del pa
go de contribuciones.
2. Ell anuncio CON 30 dias de
anticipation ante la Legislatu-
"a del Estado, de cralqier pro-
posito de ley local, incluyendo
las leyes que Sc refieran a las
municipalities.
8. Prohibition de designar 0
relevar los oficiales de la Guar
dia Nacional de Florida, con ex-
cepci6n de cuando existan raZo-
mes de las comprendidas en- la
ley militar de los Estados Uni
dos.
a. Fijaci6n del presupuesto
escolar de acuerdo con los pre-
supuestos de las otras frnciones
del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
ATREVIDo FoBo EN-
r DE r
VEGA
Tres bandidos robaron ell I
nero traido del banco para
page de los empleados

Elm la tarde de hey, a las "a
tres bandilos a~saltaron la oficl
ma de la fabrica de tabacos Gar
ia Y Vega, en- la aven:da Al
menia esquina a Kathline, Wei
Tampa, llevandose ell dinero trs
do para el page a los empleadoS
Al salir, en- su huida, los bandi
dos tropezaron con el cafeterr
de la casa, Maxine Alfonso, dis
rarandole varies tiros, uno d
los cuales lie alcanz6 en- Ell cuelle
A,onso fue condrcido al San
torio del Centric Asturiano dot
lie Sc presto la primera cura, C
lificando su estado de grave, Ia
m6dicos que lie asistieron.
Les bandidos huyeron en- u
Ford vs. Sedan, negro, con 1
licencia No. 3-16994.
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
IA MUERTOS EN- UN ACC
n DE AVIACION

St. Heller, Island de Jersey
Nov. 4.-Catorce personals re
sultacon muertas hey cuando vi
aeroplano de pasajeros Sc pre-
cipit6 a terra POGO despues d
haberse elevado en- el aer6drom{
&c aqui, con direction a South
ampton, Inglaterra.
En- este desastre, ell mas terri
de de los ocurridos a la aNiaci6l
en- Bretana murieron nueve hon
res, cuatro mujeres y un nine
incluyendo Ell photo, ell capitai
ell operator de la telegrafia sii
hilos.
I'm lalbriego que traajaba eg
81 campo donde cay6 ell aeropla.
40, tambi6n result6 muerto a!
ser atrapado bajo los escombros
La gaceta., 1938-11-04

inund6 81 cuarto de ~maquinas
Embellishments del fhundimien-
to.
Tanto Ell captain como el jefe
de maquinas y otros miembros
le la tripulacion dijeron que la
montana de aqua levantada por
ia explosion habia llegado a la
altura del mastil.
Ell Vancouver sc hallaba en ell
criminal Gel estrecho estuafio
lie Oakland y Sc dirigfa a San
francisco cuando Sc drodujo la
explosion.
La gaceta., 1938-11-04
A. j. l..

iSabe de alguien a quien
lie gusten las manzanas? Cier
tamente que 81. Pues bien, Ell
los buenos tiempos de antanC
csc gusto era suflciente prueba
de una alianza sacrilega con Ell
diablo. La manzana era la fru-
TIA del pecado, ell eslab6n entire
la mujer y Ell principe de las
Tinieblas". Era Ell sello del con-
venio CON Satan y con todas las
fuerzas impuras y los espiFitus
de las regiones infernales.
Esta, sin embargo, era luna.
parte de las supersticiones exis-
tentes en- este nuestro RENO
Undo de la Gran Bretana acer-
ca de la brujeria.
Hubo muchas mas; pero STEM
pre- era faeil descubrir a una
bruja, porque tenia una afici6n
perversa por las manzanas; y 81
Sc peinaba hacia abajo y por ca
Sualldad tenia un nariz romano,
la prueba era complete.
En- aquellos tiempos la GREEN
cha del hombre primitive en- la
demonologia y los malos esprit
tus estaba tan desarrollada en-
este pals como en- cualquier O.
tro. En- realidad, clio proporcio
naba la situaci6n ideal para la
nueva superstition que iba a ex-
tenderse como una playa en- los
siglos siguientes.
Al generalizarse Ell conoci-
miento de la Biblia las antiques
~creencias supersticiosas en- la
demonologfa encontraron un a.
pogo "ilustrado'. Ell "Libro Sam
to- estaba lleno de revelaciones
acerca de toda la jerarquia in
fernal. Ell mundo estaba envuel-
to en- hordas incontables de dia-
bios y malos espfritus. La obra
malvada de Satan en- las tribu-
laciones de Job, la nigromancia
de la Bruja de Endor, los cuen-
tos contenidoS en- Ell Nuevo Tes-
tamento acerca de las gentes "po
seidas por ell diablo", ETC., Sc con
virtieron en- pruebas.
La Erase bfblica de principe
de los poderes del aire" proper
cion6 una explicaci6n facil acer-
ca del modo que empleaban las
brujas para asistir a sus sacri-
legios sabaticos las brujas vola-
ban.
Con la idea de que Ia Biblia
respaldaba esa creencia, la fe
en- la brujerfa, y la practica de
la misma, Sc extendieron. Sc con
vi~rtieron en- una fe bien arraiga-
da y fundada en- la religion.
La bruja y Ell hechicero eran
los siervos de Satan, principe
de las Tinieblas'', pero habia
Una distinction entire ambos. Ell
hechicero, que era siempre un
hombre, habia vendido su alma
al diablo a Gambia de risuezas,
poder temporal y placeres SEN
La gaceta., 1938-11-04

Ell principal asunto que atrae-
"a la atenci6n de los electores
del condado de Hillsborough en-
las elecciones del martes proxi-
mo, sera ell de las cuatro enmien
das propuestas a la Constitution
del Estado y sobre las cuales los
La gaceta., 1938-11-04

contra la amenaza de la BRUCE
ria, nj poder que combatiese ell
NAL producido por sus maquina-
clones, aunque, en- Ia Edad Ne
dia, las gentes colgaban una he
rradura en- las puertas de susI
casas, en- la creencia de que les
ayudarfa contra los poderes de
la bruja. Tai es ell origen de la
superstition de que la herradura
trae suerte.
(Contimuard) !
La gaceta., 1938-11-04

LAENM A LA CONS
nlTUCION SERA Ell PRIN-
CIPAL ASUNTO A DECI-
DIR EN- LAS ELECCIONES
DEL MARTES
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
HEALTH CLASSES FORMED

Glasses in Health Education were started last evening in Douglas. un- der the direction of Miss Magnhild Oygard, Juneau-Douglas Pu b Ii c Health Nurse. These classes will in- clude personal health and hygiene; healthful home planning; children s diseases, symptoms. complications and treatment; the care and train ing of babies and older children. in- cluding health habit training; cor rection of physical defects; care of the sick in the home; making beds with patients in them; giving baths for cleansing and reducing fever, and first aid
 The class which met last evening had an enrolment of about 10 mem bers. Mothers of young children are urged to attend these classes which will be held in the Territorial school building every Friday evening at 7:30 pm. The next class will be a study on home planning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
SPECIAL MEETING

At 2 o'clock tonight by Federal La bor Union Local 20904 at AF. of L. Hall, End Street between Main and Seward All members requested to be present. adv
 be present. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
A MESSENGERS ABOARD ALASKA FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE. Nov. 5 Steamer Alaska sailed al 9 o'clock this morning for Southeast and South west Alaska ports with 9l first class and 15 steerage passengers aboard
 Passengers booked for Juneau in- clude:
 Esther Davis. Mrs. Katherine Karien. E. R. Gruber and wife, Charles Rivera. Joseph Rivera, Mrs P. Rivera, Tom Saylor, R. Nj. Say Tor and wife.
 George Steier, Mrs. George Steil- CT. Marior Steiler, Ms Raymond Steiler, Mrs Guy McNaughton, Edith F. Sheelor, Peter McMullen, wife and infant
 c. G. Armistead, Irene Curry, Mrs. Rex Early, H. w Morris, J. M. Saloum, J. D. Aronson, June Thompson, Miss E. I. Parr.
 Miss M. Cawker, w Lark and wife, Mrs. s. D. Pierce, Mrs. Ruby Boyle, Pat O'Neill, Emma Jampsa.
 E. w. Payne, Mrs. l. s. Michaei, John Reck, William Neiderhauser, Mrs. w. w. Council, Les Anderson, Henry Anderson, Henry Otterman, Donald Heating, Ed Mosier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
KuSkOkWiRl Gets
 New Road Begun
Hawley Sterling Reports 22-Mile Construction
 Now Under Way

Assistant Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, Hawley Sterling, returned by PAA plane yesterday from Fairbanks after five months in the KuskokWim country experimenting initiation of 22ls miles of road construction from the Kuskokwim River to the Takotna Ophir road.
 This largest project of the com- mission for the past summer is now under way Sterling said and when completed. will give the Kus- kokwim headwaters area a network Of 68 miles of connected roads as well as tap promising mineral areas. The road takes off from the Kus- kckwim about 2 miles below Me Grath. Sterling said, and runs through Candle Creek and on to the Takotna-Ophir connection.
 Mining interest in the Kuskokwim headwaters is reaching new heights Sterling said, with Matheson and Savage putting an old dredge into operation again on Gaines Creek as well as taking an option cn Spruce Creek for installation oi a dragline outfit this winter for next seasons s operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
War Problems: Can
 Generals Ever Talk :?
tConunued from Page one,

ticn as governor of Oregon, has never hesitated to criticise policies he believed harmful"
 Other officers have spoken out after retirement, notably General Smedley D. Butler of the Marines, General Johnson Hagood. the late Admiral Sims, and General Will liam Mitchell The latter spoke out beforehand, too, and left the service as a result.
 In the main they aimed their shots at military conditions, but the officers felt that a man retired from the army was entitled to cut loose at will and their joy was no end great when a check-sample of editorial opinion showed it strong in support of their position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
PRINCESS NORAH
 SOUTH ON SUNDAY

Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Norah has been delayed in discharging freight at Haines and Skagway and will not leave Skag- way until S:30 o'clock tonight. The steamer is now scheduled to arrive at 5:30 o'clock tomorrow morning and sails south at o'clock, in stead of arriving at II tonight and sailing at midnight. This is accord ing to adyices received by Agent V. w. Mulvihill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
. NORTHBOUND

c NORTHBOUND
 e Alaska due Tuesday. Should
 Q have about four days mail
 c aboard.
 9 Northland due Tuesday.
 Q Tongass scheduled to arrive 6 about Thursday. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS 9 North Sea scheduled to sail ? from Seattle November II at ( . 10 am. , SOUTHBOLTND SATLINGS 2 Princess Norah scheduled to 3 arrive at 530 o'clock Sun 3 day morning and sails south ( 3 at ' o'clock. , Baranof scheduled south next g Monday. } LOCAL SA!LINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every 3 Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit 3 ka and wayports. ? Dart leaves every Wednesday ? at ' am. for Petersburg, Port ? Alexander, Fake and way 3 ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
TIDES MONDAY
AtIin Residents
 Are Flown Here

Four passengers for Northern Air ways arrived late yesterday after noon from Atlin. The passengers were flown to Juneau in a Marine Airways ship with Lon Cope in the cockpit The arrivals are Miss M. Ramsey, Atlin; G. w. Stevens, Mayo, Y. T.; MT and Mrs. M. Magnusson, Atlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
ALASKA EVANGELIZATION
 SOCIETY
DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH
 St. Af0ysTus Church

8::30 am.-Holy Mass.
 Sunday school immediately after Mass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-5:19 am, 2.1 feet. High tide-ll26 am, TIC feet. Low tide-5:53 pm, Is feet. .
 TIDES MONDAY
 High tide-0.10 am, 157 feet. Low tide-5:58 am, 1.8 feet. High tide-l2:01 pm, 18.3 feet. Low tide-6:33 pm, -2.5 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
MRS. BOSWELL AND CHILD
 ARE NEW ARRIVALS HERE

Mrs. M. c. Boswell and baby ar rived in Douglas on the North Sea to join MT. Boswell who is em- ployed at the Treadwell Foundry The family resides in the cottage on Third Street, formerly occupied by Ed Roller.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
.DR. TOWNSEND IS PREDICTING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 - Dr. Frances Townsend, old age pensicn author, said today that either there will be a Republican success at the polls next Tuesday or we will have a new Party this fall Unless the Republicans function as a Party, we'll have a steam roller in the Government"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05

Try an EmpIre au.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
DOUGLAS I.I.,A
 NEWS
HOPE GROWING, FAVOR
 SAVING ELLMAN'S EYE

Though still being kept in a dark room with his injured eye result ing from the explosion of a shell in the magazine of a gun with which he was target practicing last week, Pat Ellman is at present receiving encouragement that his sight may not be lost in the optic Several of the Juneau surgeons have been in consultation on the case and every precaution is being taken to pre- vent infection Normal color is gra- dually being restored to his eye and he has vision with it, according to his brother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05

ALAsKANA. By Marie Drake. soc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05
DANCE SATURDAY

DANCE SATURDAY At Elks Hall to Wesley Barrett'S Royal Alaskans. adv, Lode and placer iocatlOn n0ticet for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-05

Today's News Today.-Empire.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06
Auction Philosophy
By ID. l.. ZINN

Folks. in the good old days liar,
and so and so used to be fightin
words. Then the new generation
kind of used EN- as nicknames. but
yesterday the heads of horse racing
in California fought. two United
States senators almost fought, over
in France the big shots fought-ali
over calling each other old fashion
fightin names. Folks, be careful
today what call the other guy.
You might get a bloody nose or a
black eye. Fightin' is in the air
These windy days are tough on
the melon growers Me and an
other Greek are raising so acres
of watermelons on my ranch. Every
time little watermelon starts on
the vines along comes the wind
and rolls EN- off. and all of them
the wind rolls off are the early
melons that bring the big money.
I used to wonder why the water
melon growers always stood around
on the street corners with such
long sad faces on windy April days.
Now I know. You will get your first
watermelons about May 20 in my
opinion instead of May 5, as you
expected.
Here is hoping the wind lets up
and IL remember when speaking to
my friends not to let my tongue
slip and use fightin' words.
I'll be seein you.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06

Its a long road that has no
turning" Smell said. I can see a
little turning down the road, not
so far distant, and it may not be
so long a time until you Demo
crats) will not have so many MEM
bers in the house"
The white haired New Yorker
spoke shortly after the Republican
insurgent Democratic coalition
blocked three administration at
tempts to limit debate by unani-
nous consent and thus speed a
final vote
Shell denied administration con-
tentions that the present bill does
not seek to confer on Mr.. Roose-
welt more power than has been
voted Republican presidents in the
past to bring about reorganization
of the executive department.
The bills supporters. opening a
new drive to obtain final house
action this week by limiting debate,
were forced to accept an arrange
ment that open debate would be
resumed with only an agreement
that speaking time be divided
equally among proponents and foes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06
Mormon Teachings
Power For Peace
Declares Leader

SALT LAKE CITY. April 6. tUP)
The Mormon church as a power
for peace was the keynote of the
second day of the lO8th annual
conference of the Latter Day Saints
here today.
Addressing more than $1,000 per-
sons who attended the general as
sembly Levi F. Young. a member
of the council of 10, said:
We are not pacifists. We have
proven that. When the nation was
in danger. we of the Mormon
church were ready to step forward
and fight
But peace we make our battle
cry. We must work toward that
end. I pray that our church will
grow and become a. great power
for peace"
Young said that Europe has be-
come paganized through war" He
urged church members to stand
united in the peace movement.
Use of tobacco and alcoholics was
condemned by Reed Shoot, former
U. S. senator and second ranking
member of the Ids. council of
y Apostles. Smoot spoke against
those two factors that sap the
very life and spirit Of great num-
Der. and work untold suffering and
injury"
Oppression of the Jews in Eu-
rope should be another concern IF
the church. Melvin j. Ballard, a
member of the council of II. said
He called upon the Mormons to
prepare for the day when, he SaiG,
they would be 'redeemer and guide
for the hosts of Israel"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06
Girl Poisoning
Evidence Sought

FRESNO, April 6. (UP)-lnVeS-
tigation of the poisoning of 49,
year-old Ellen SorenSon to pre-
vent her approaching motherhood
today centered on a search Tor a
small brown bottle which authori-
ties believe contained the nearly
fatal drug.
Frank r. Wells. IS, Selma ranch
er. accused by Miss Sorenson OF
administering the opiSon to her at
an unoccupied farm house near
Selma, was held in the Fresno
county Jail on three felony charges
Miss SorenSon's condition re-
mained critical today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board Of Supervisors of
the County Of Imperial State Of
California. will sell at public auction
TO the highest and best bidder for
cash on Tuesday. April 18th, 1888.
at the hour of o'clock p. M. Of
said day at the west entrance TO
the Court House of said County and
State. in FL Centre, County of I'm
perial. State of California, the fol-
lowing described real property:
Lots 8, 10, IL -, l3. IA, Is. and
rs. of the Subdivision of Block
is, Addition No to the City
OF FL Centre in the County OF
Imperial. State of California.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids
DATED: April 9Th, 1898.
W. j. McCLELLAND,
Clerk OF said Board Of Supervisors
a. q rs 10 IL,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1925
Estate of
MAUD HOLSCOTT.


Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. william Holscott, as
Administrator of the estate of Maud
Holscott. deceased, TO the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that
within six months after the first
publication OF this notice they either
file them with the necessary vouch-
ers in the office Of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court Of the State Of
California. in and for the County
of Imperial or exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers to the said
william Holscott. as Administrator
of said estate. at office Of Lee Nuf-
fer. his Attorney. at 205 Rehkopf
Bldg FL Centre. California. the
same being the place for the tran
saction CT the business of the said
estate in the County of Imperial,
State of California
Dated at FL Centro. California,
this 10th day of December. 1887.
WILLIAM HOJSCOTT.
Administrator of the Estate OF
Maud Holscott. Deceased.
A. 6 l3 20 27-M 4.