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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
IIOliDAY, APRIL 1G, 1934.
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WASNDTG
Tho world is full of people who de
light in seeing a can tied to some oth
er man's dog.
:o:
A bullet traveling at 2,300 feet
per second wculd take over six years
to reach the sun.
:c:
Sinca we learned that lions which
formerly brought $1,000 can now be
.ought for $150, we seem to have
lost interest in owning one.
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In discussing who won the war it
might be kept in mind that the for
:r.er kaiser .has lived to be 75 years
old ar.d is still worth 160 million
dollars.
:o :
It has been asserted several times
that there won't be any fan dancers ,
r.t the Chicago lair this year. This
compels us to inquire nervcusiy what
they've decided to use instead.
:o:
The governor of Indiana says it
costs the state $300 to keep a pris
oner a year, which was the first in
timation since the Dillingcr escape
that Indiana ever kept a prisoner a
year.
:o:
Napoleon was a last eater and this
habit of eating fast and carelessly is
commonly supposed to have paralysed
him cn two of the most critical oc
casions of his life, r.t the battles ol
Borodino ard Leipsie.
:o:
Perhaps the man who went to
Washington and whose car immed
iately succeeding in striking the auto
cf no less a reison than Vice-President
Garner might aptly be termed
"the boy who made good."
:u:
Almost every day since starting. on
!:'i.V trip, : President Roosevelt' 'has
found the fishing very pcor. Well,
if the fish want to pass up tho best
chance in their lives to get their pic
tures in the papers, it's ther own
nL'air.
:o:
Mary Garden blames Samuel In
still for the downfall cf the Chicago
opera, because he didn't know any
thing about music. Well, that's been
known to happen before in the case
of persons who hang around opera
companies.
Too often the way of America with
the criminal is to hunt, find, lose and
then start hunting again.
:o:
Along with the dust sicrm, black
snow is reported in South Dakota.
Blowing off the Black Hills, no
doubt.
:o:
Economics can be made ever so
much more fascinating than cross
words, as even the boys who get it
up den't know the answers.
:o:
There are more motor cars than
telephones in use In the United
states. Naturally, as you can't ride
by your neighbor in a telephone.
:o:
A nice thing about having a slow
car is that a person can get in it
and chase soma of these desperadoes
without taking any chances of catch
ing up with them.
:o:
A Detroit woman, describing her
recent voyage homeward from the
rhilirpiner., said, "I felt like a gang-
This seems about a3 good a time
as any for cur annual warning
against the insidious ravages of that
vague and subtle affliction colloquial
ly known as spring fever. Just be
cause tho weather is fine ar.d the
again, just because the trees are bo
ginning to bud and show leaf, is no
reason for permitting oneself to lapse
into a state cf comatose and futile
that is, reverie is not thinking. There
is, indeed, a. vast, if not fatal, differ
ence between thinking and reverie.
In the first place, thinking is not
well, whatever it is, it is net reverie.
People have to keep their wits about
them even if it is spring. As Dr. My
ers has pointed out no, it was Com
missioner Wirt anyway, either Dr.
Myers or Commissioner Wirt point
ed cut that that thinking is not
reverie.
It is no picnic to think. No picnic
Picnics are about duo again. Just be-
CCLUIUNIST LEADEIt
DGEGIi'T UKE ITZW DEAL
Introducing Robert Minor cf New
York, leader of the communist party
of America and spokesman lor the
real yard-wide communists at the
NRA hearings in February what
docs he think of this administration?
Is it on the march to Moscow?
Perhaps Mr. Minor is a poor judge
oZ revolutionary tendencies. Perhaps
lie cannot detect a red radical in dis
guise. Perhaps a potential comrade
in the brain trust would escape his
trained c: e. Be that as it may, in
hij NItA address ho spoke his mind
freely, at tho invitation of General
Johnson, and, if we are to believe
him, the new deal is just another deal
for caiitali::m. Hi:-: speech expand
ed and emphasized these points:
"NBA shews its class character
I .n every step cf its operation ne-
cause it is composed cf representa
tives cf bi-r business, "which fights
cause me v.etaucr m line cnu : eavug.iy agaiost labor on every coca
birds arc sinking and tha bees buzz- iU:(l :utii!cssiy suppresses all at
ing and th tulips tupliping what tempts to organize among the work
is means is that one i? foolish just tr3"
to give up and stare out a v.inaov
and dream cf the open road.
w unman wrote aocut tne epen ic-u. state-, which are the most reaction
"Afoot and lighthcarte;!, I take to the.nrv :wi Hi., rvjt vinl.rilv pn -h-.hr.r ! tei
open road." lie would probably oj ar. thc mot decisively represented
in a flivver now. "It's practically as ; j:1 va NRA."
cheap, especially if one steps at camps j Al:(1 thij i3 to be cxpCcted be-
5 ce-r-. natue the announced purpose of the
Furthermore, "it is not accidental
"Y alt I t Vi-.t til ft l:if iiulncd-ios of I'm f'nitrr?
the day President Roosevelt took of
fice. Shall wo improve the system
which failed, or shall we let it go
and destroy itself?
The end is not In doubt only tho
method. The eld system, with its
inevitable depressions and misery, is
going to bo changed. The question
is whether the change chall bo or
derly or violent. Tho purpose of the
president is to make the change slow
ly and orderly. Business leaders who
think they can save their skins by
turning back have forgotten the les
sons of history, remote and recent.
New York World-Telegram.
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THE TEST OF DEMOCRACY
never tails completely. It cannot fail,
for it point3 the nly way that freedom-loving
people can go. Dayton
News.
:o:
ADUTT INFANT ALISM
ELAMED ON PARENTS
or tourist homes thinkin;
tainly something vastly different ! NRA
to g:e the representatives
and more important than reverie.. of business an opportunity for self-
To think afoot and light-hearted one , m.c-r'i. nv.irr cmk-i-v! -ion cf
ster-roses
-there were so many beautiful
in the stateroom."
:o:
The Exilona, on which Mr. In
sull is to cruise back hoe, is a small
freighter cf 5,0 00 tons, which would
have floated easily on one of its
distinguished passenger's stock is
sues. :o:
really should take to the open roa
government.
that is, to think properly one must! Ta short, "NRA shows by all its
have something to think about, such j actions as well as by the composition
as he birds and bees and read maps J CI- il3 leadership . . . That it is a
measure of the government and of
And -above all, remember Miis as - tIi0 employing class, conserving the
these lazy, distracting, delightfully interests of th employing class and
distracting, clays come ard go jstiiYiiig above all things to prevent
dawn, noontide, evening jut Ls-J 'encroachments,' of labor against cap
cause the birds and bees and and : -1."
let it be emphasized again thinking j ylVm :,iiii0r j:3 probably surer than
is not any mere expensive than go-;eVcl. ;i.at the new deal is a sinister
ing afoot unless in the mountains j device for taving capitalism in view
where they haul the gas a long dis-J0f utterances this week by Chairman
tar.ee make- the heart grow fonder ; Taylor cf the United States Steel ccr-
Thc forgotten man has been over- v.e repeat it: Thinking is not not ; poration and by General Atterbtiry,
looked again. At any rate, Sarah
necc
:y to
Bellum says she failed to see any men- j just bet-rut ie tho
tion of him in Cornelius Vauderbilt's j and the bird.! are
'earn all the time!
pike are striking'
president cf the- Pennsylvania rail
read. At the steel t orporatieis's stoek-
.00 d thO i ftr i--.-f.-. f'!i-iiT"in T"T.-lrr
list of administration friends and national labor bcerd will settle tb.c ; dt-.iared thet "the great ir.t'.uetrl:
enemies. strikes if ti will use artiSeiol bait, j movement vh eh lir, been carried o
(.cclidge used worms, v, o cant im-, thrcugh NRA has-been of service tc
Wnen baseball was first played, p. .es it lipon ourselves, too much
ihfere were two shortstop?, the av- thinking is net thinking is .is it or
Democracy is being pilloried on
every hand these days. Mussolini
speaks with contempt of the corpse'
of democracy and says it is on its
last legs even in America, its last
and greatest stronghold. The diita
tors are generous enough to say that
Perhaps democrat y n:sy have had
some vahi3 in the eld iow-moring
world, but that it will net do i:i the
twentieth century. In the modern
world, they say, you cannot depend
cn the debating societies formerly
called parliament.-,. Tho di rials- con-
li that in the new, ccmnlsx world
the ave.age citizen ct.iv.iut hepe to
have an opinion on the ps'lticai, so
cial and economic problems of his
day. They arc bcycrid i.is.i smu. be
sides, you mue-t have re gvsmme nt
that moves yukk'y and with decision.
A for.- w.-ir-j rn I1,--.
anger cmasneu c;
k iosk s-, w i n d o w s, , in
Paris as a piotss-. r.ga::.;;
of deputies that l.s.d L.
cheap politics while Hi
Americans; confer.; ihut at
are relieved when ce.s.gses
nch in
irs,
the
benches,
streets cf
the i-su. c
cn ; -keying
r.e buncd.
time:; they
: r:-v - home
It seems that too many of the
kind of parents who looked fondly
on their children in ringlct3 and
vowed it was too bad that they
would have to grow up, cherished
tho wish in their hearts and brought
that very thing to pass. Or so cays
Prof. If. W. Haggard of Yale, who
insists thre is a very definite tend
ency in the American home to pro
long youth abnormally and tlui3 re
tard the maturing cf children.
Is the college boy of 21 today a
match for his granddad at the same
age? Are bis interests and avoca
tions those of a man or those of a
answer themselves. The infancy, ad
rdosrer.ee? and youth of rjedern boys
and girls are unnaturally prolong
ed by fond parents who take from
tie children as much responsibility
as they can.
Cf course, modern life dees not call
on the talents of youth as life did in
a pioneering society. Then, too, there
is a growing care in selecting lead-
v.crld
' T y
erage shortstop at that time evident-! j
ly net being much better than thejcr j3
average now complained about by;
ilia mg league managers.
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A good deal is left to the discre
tion of the crooner in singing popu
lar songs this year. If the crooner
ha! no discretion, which is. f reque-nt- j
1.. 4 1,. . . i
iy mi; iiicc-, ciu are iiieeiy cu iicai
"heme" rhymed with "poem"; where
as if ho had discretion he would
ities." As, a. temporary me-asure li
wai altogether in favor cf it; for i
t not? Thinking Isor--is nc-t-
-:o:
had kclnc-.l the United Ttai.es Steel
corporation arc) helped to stabilis
business.
General Atterbury thought th
rogrnm bed been "forced tor
N R s
far,"
car railed over five time-,"
s?yr, a testimonial advertisement.
Well, we .suppose if we'd survived
such an experience we'd become a
bit garrulous, too. But turning one's ; tho capitalist system, by raying: "1
car over five times isn't really much i think President Roosevelt, in many
for a cautious eld family driver to rcspee
but lie conhnneil Mr. Minor s
tiUrKc. i Eiismeions, aoove an, as 11;
its. true character as a life line for
has clone a great job.'
rnyme
"poem"
"heme'
with
,with
"hoem,'
pome,
and
wiiich oi i
brag abot.
There! What
I toll you:" cne
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course would make everything lovely.
sio than Plattsmouth.
Trailed Seal
Vi'e;7Si
can imagine the red Mr. Tdinor ex-
Ko better town Tn v.r.Tc'r: io rc- claiming at these tributes to the ad
ministration frcr.i prominent cap
tains of American industry. Spring
field Republican.
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(rAI LOPING AMNESIA
i
'Jl B
'if if L.m
1 pik ilk Mkm
Oit memories are short. The win
ter cf suffering and discontent is soon
forgotten in the joy of spring. And
jsrmctimos the religion we get under
adversity brines backsliding cn the
morrow.
So perhaps it is rot altogether sur
prising that manv cf our business
leaders should nv w t o praying and
ev crkir.g for the Vie strut tion of NRA,
! ee.iss,f-u:ation of tne truui-m-secur-
j ifics law, junking of the stork ex
i change bill, post p.oncment of basic
ban7;ing and tax reforms and a gen
eral retreit from the new deal.
The only surprise is that the win
ter is forgotten before spring is fully
here. With many millions still un
employed in the cities and most farm
era on the property line, with many
industries and communities yet un
touched by the beginning of recov
ery, the loss of memory is at least
t smew hat premature.
If we go back to the oil ways in
business and finance it will be only
n question of time probably a
short time before wo pitch into an
other depression.' This is not a mat
ter cf guessing; it is cause and ef
fect. The depression was not an act
cf Gcd. Our system produced it, and
will produce another unless the sys
tem is made more honest and more
c Trie rent.
Cur experience shows that each
depression ccine3 more quickly than
and leaves the government te the
president and his cerbi rct. We think
we ar; mere apt to get ;ui.-::, deci
sive and imtllisont action.
r or JJ years every pre
secretary cf s-iats Ims, user:-
ccurt. National bsiles cf lawyers-,
minsters, teachers, t-iite:.., vsrkers
have urged it and v.-It bout doubt the
majority of Am
court. But bees,
ing parliament
senators .Itk c i :
mind! have be n oh!
action. It is cuch pro;
brings critleb ret of ' r .or
ods. Rut demoesa y i; ;
not so es-ily d
r:; dh iatos.-, thi
ascd c .1 to dr.
i is aiv;-: mar:
eis in all lines, a care which calls
for more and more schooling, and
whirh set:; ahead the date when a
youngster must think of taking on
himself the responsibilities of ma
turity. Just tire same, there is a tendency
on tho pnrt of parents to regard
their children as children, even af
ter they have families of their own.
This may be one of the causes of
that 'adult infantilism" which cb-jnin(i
servers say is the bane cf American Dated April 1
NOTICE OF FINAL, SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
To all persons interested in tho
estate cf Otto F. Peters, deceased. No.
2054.
Take notice that the administra
trix of said estate has filed her final
report and a petition for examin
ation and allowance of her admin
istration accounts, determination of
heirship, assignment of residue of
r.aid estate and for her discharge,
that said petition and report will bo
heard before eaid Court on April
27th, 1934, at ten a. m.
Dated March 30th, 1934.
A. II. DUX BURY,
a2-3w County Judge.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of aCs3 Coun
ty, Nebraska.
To all persons interested in tho
estate of David C. La Rue, deceased.
No. 3007.
Take notice that a petition has
been filed praying for administration
of said estate and appointment cf
Wayne C. Garrett as administrator;
that said petition has been set for
hearing before said Court on the
27th day of April, 193-1. at ten a. in.
Dated March 2Stb. 1934.
A. II. DUXBURY.
a2-Jw Count v Judge.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court cf Cass coun
ty, Nebraska.
To the creditors of the estate of
William Douglas McCrary, deceased.
No. 3002.
Take notice that the time limited
for the prp'-entation and filing of
claims against said estate is August
11, 1 f 3 1 ; that a bearing will be had
at the County Court room in Platts
mouth on August 17, 1934, at ten
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of ex
amining, hearing, allowing and ad
justing all claims or objection.; duly
Y. ken people do not grow up na
turally (which means swiftly) they
r.o-er grow up. Rochester Times
Union. :o:
I.IE27 WHO PREFEE TO
W0EK FOP. A LIVING
Pew thin;
I
trmn tne let
! could touch us more
ter of a CWA worker
alC-3w
. 193 i.
II. DUXBURY.
County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
: t c :
r such a ! r-r -I'' d in the Journal tha other day.
' TT- 1. 1 ... 1- - I. ITf.w.L
I i.ti iias ueca ul v. ui n. u.i hi j iiu-n j
j i reck project, out now the work ims
ilirv!i.ee:i discontinued. Unless it is cem-
k thiol ''Cltu' . yiLinj- ,to obtain a decree quieting title to
whole expenditure of 200 thousand j the above described real estate In
dollars will be wasted. Ahead of! plaintiff against all claims by or un
der any of the defendants and can
oe c.
and it :-;
fjur mo.lc
crncy is, I.
needs and
Stii, even u mil en
ruler.
The whole stir;
ras been in t
cracy. Like a
through the v.
tory. Greek c
first to found
men m : lv.: v. a.. c:t:;:en
in which the govern nn
agent and not th- masts
cue SiOv.--rnc.v-a
half dozen
en.th c
to 5
raced ure that
-ocsatie meth
i an old idea
"even as
, Demo-
:- ir-
To Tne Dundee Mcrigags S. Trust
Investment Co., Limited, of Scotlaud,
and all pe-rsons having or claiming
any interest in the Northwest Quar
ter of Section Sixteen (IS), in Town
ship Ten (10), North, of Rango
Thirteen (13), East cf the Sixth
P.incipal Meridian, in Cass, County,
Nebraska, real names unknown:
Notice is hereby given that Fred
ibcbr.er as p'ainti.T has filed in the
District Ccurt of Cass County, Ne
braska, his petition against you as
defendants, the purpose of which Is
him is cniy a return to county relief.
But he wculd like to go brick to the
:en i
i
ethers who worked with him feel this
way, he writes.
"Where will tne money corns- from?
I'll take a chance on tnat. I know-
plenty of ethers willing to take a
Cl 'e' tiO1 CZ C. riO-j - v fctiuiio it in ia tuna c.
o'en the- .1 it runs I V2iat the county rpsnds for our food
) and ooe cf his-!anu rent and other expenses can be
- v ers rniong the ! deducted from the possibility of get-
f.. Q..- f vq ; 1,1.1.1 Ivj. uui u Jit.. j-Viiu iiitu.
"In case no money is ever made
available, we at least will have th?
I satisfaction cf knowing that a lot of
nared and
: was the
lei a dem
ocracy the individual, not the state, n:oney already spent did not go to
edom is now
is the prime concern. If; underlying
philosophy is that the citizen devel
ops as he sharts in government and
enjoys the laiges.t freedom consist
ent with the rights o
theory cf sharing and 1":
the basis of all popular education.
Experience has proven that in tho
long run the composite judgment of
all the intelligent cilieen; of a state
is wiser and more permanent than
the judgment of even a who dictator.
celing and setting aside, as having
been naid and barred by the Statute
job and work; three-fourth:-; of the,cf limitations, of the State of Ne
braska, the mortgage made by Eli
J. W. Pitman and wife, Anna Pit
man, to the defendant. The Dundee
Moi tguse & Trust Investment Co.,
Limited, of Scotland, dated June lii,
1SS2, filed for record June 19, 18S2,
recorded in Book N, Page GS of tho
records of ?aid county, to secure the
payment of $1000.00.
You may answer said petition in
said court on or before May 7, 1934,
or otherwise the allegations in said
petition will be taken as true and a
decree entered accordingly.
FRED HEEBNER,
Plaintiff.
TYLER & PETERSON,
Attorneys,
Nebraska City, Nebr. m29-4w
waste, and also will have the benefit
of having our minds occupied in use
ful anu much wanted relief from idle
ness." There is net much we can add to
the careless charge, "Oh, those fel
lows wouldn't work if you gave 'em
the chance." And we have known it
was false.
Here is a man who wants to work
and sees that the work is needed.
TIcrc is a man who will be glad lie
NOTICE
of Hearing for Determin
ation of Heirship
Estate of Ella Elsie Jcssup, de
ceased. No. 300S.
In the County Court of Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
The State cf Nebraska: To all per
sons interested in the estate, credit
ors ar.d heirs take notice, that John
Jcssup has filed his petition alleging
Decision may for a time be imposed i 1:2:5 lja(1 v,01'b and be glad he has con- jthat Ella Elsie Jcssup died intestate
on men, especially in surii emergen- ! tributed to the community's improve
eies as war, hut a decision imposed ;,-,tlu' 1 11 "L b'utohuui
from above is never permanently ac- j of u beyond what the county must
cepted. Parents and teachers kr.ow 1 EPcnt for h5m anyway.
this too well. Under dictators men Until we have made a place for cv-
in time become more! and political j cr ni3:i r'- cannot feel
weaklings and slaves. Men instinct-! cr J'-PPy anout tne way we arc
said this bread- 1 meeting our community responsibil-
:Iar education
-Milwaukee J 0 u : n r I .
:oi
ivcly always move ti
er and freer life. I
always flourishes in a democracy, f
democracy is fouiuK:! cn intelligent TI,n,lc,n,. ,-
citizenship. Dictator ; al ways direct rr.outh packed roocistuffs arc. b co
education or suppress it to their ad- Ing cop?nmecJ daily throughout
vantage. j -,e rsi id die-west end south.
Dictators usually emerge out of a ! .
military state. Hitler rises out of a Sallkiill? iT & SALE
I'russioume.l tjcrme: y. tne Germans 1
ave never known anything about v
in Cas.! county, Nebraska, on or about
February 22nd, 1929, being a resi
dent and Inhabitant of raid County
and died seized cf the following des
cribed real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered eight (8),
0), Twenty -one (21) and
Twenty-three (23) in the west
half of the southwest quarter
of Section seven (7) in Town
ship twelve (12) North; in
Range fourteen (14) East of tho
Cth P. M., in the City of Platts
mouth, Nebraska, according to
the published and recorded plat
thereof; Also all of Block three
(3) In Townscrid's Addition to
the said City of Plattsmouth.
according to the published and
recorded plat thereof:
leavinrr pi hnr p.rin nrwl nnlir Viiro
Stele c: Nebraska, County of Cass, jaw ths foiiovvinfr namd D&rsons. to
the last, and each Is more severe
than the last. Not many months
a o a lot cf frightened business lead
:vs wore cure that the capitalist sys
fem in America wa3 done for. Their
hysteria then was extreme as their
loss cf memory today. But their hys
teria, exaggerated as it was, never
theless grew cut of the hard fact rec
ogr.izcrl by them that the system can
not survive- many mere such blow3
as the last.
The issue today is the same as!
rlish a repuolic
l ad no rs-
1 hey have al- r.v virtue cf an Order of Sale issued
rbove. In 1918 ;by C. E. Ledgway, Clerk cf the Dis-
vitri, , ,o'; tioci i.e'irr witnin and lor tones
Cnu-ty, Nebraska, and to me direct
ed. I will 0:1 tbfi Etb (biv rf TIT.iv
Ins have; never ! a.. D. 1334, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. of
said day at the South Front Door of
tho Court Heme in raid County, sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der for each ths following real es
tate to-wit:
West Half cf Section Nine
teen, Towjnbip Twelve, North,
Rerge nine, East cf the Cth
P. M., in Cass County, Nebraska;
The same being levied upon and
taken as the property of.Janie3 E. I
McLrinley, et ah, defendants, to
satisfy a judgment of the Court re
covered by The First Trust Company
of Lincoln, Nebraska, a corporation,
plaintiff, against eaid defendants.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska April 2nd,
ture. Men cannot be permanently ,A- 1834.
t.. H. SYLVESTER.
democratic processes
vays been lulcd free.
Germany tried to er'.
but failed because
publicans. The La
been trained in democracy and the
Russians are not intelligent encuo:h
to ru'.a themselves. The present
crisis in the liberal democratic move
ment rises out of the fact that in
many countries men'j ttomachs are
empty, and when men are starving
they do not know what they want.
They are at the mercy of demagogues,
emotional orators and men on horse
back. Thi3 is one of those hours when
liberal.! in those countries should
ctand firm with faces toward the fu- J
wit:
failed many time3 before, but
ita5-5w
Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska.
John Jessup, her husband;
George Gardner, John Gardner,
Leonard Gardner, JJary Allmon,
End Jennie Sacs, brothers and
rif ters of said deceased.
That the interest cf U12 petitioner v
in tho above described real estate is N--that
cf an heir and praying for a
determination of the time of the
death cf said Ella Elsie Jessup and
or her heirs, th? degree cf kind3hlp
and the right of descent of the real
property belonging to the said de
ceased, in the State of Nebraska.
It is ordered that the same stand
for hearing on tha 27th day of April.
1D34, before the Countv
u"3 cunty in the Court House at v
Plattsmcuth. Nebraska, at the hour V
cf 10 o'clock a. m.
Dated at Plattsmouth. Nebraska,
thi3 2Sth day of March, A. D. 1934.
A. II. DUXBURY,
a'"3w County Judge.
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