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War Council on Retirement An
nounces Cash and Supplies
Contributed.
' nwnny liiTonAcd since the nrmUtleft.
"As lor work ninong the I- ronrli peo
ple, now flint IioililltlPH luivo rrjised,
I ln Krnii'li !liiiii'lvps naiiirnlly pro
fer (is fur n polllu tit provide for
tlicir own, It Iimk iH-ronllngly been de
termined that lire guiding principle""!
lted Cro.is policy In Franco henceforth
Hlmll be to limp pum-IIHoim regard to
Itn every ronponslhlllly, litit to direct
Kb efforts primarily to insisting
WORKERS WILL "CARRY ON."
Five Big Societies In World Wide Plan.
H. P. DavUon Heads International
American Red Cross Commission.
Dr. Livingston Farrand Permanent
Leader of Peace Organization.
LEGAL NOTICES
First Pub. 2-27-19 -4w
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE
YEAR 1919.
FOK THE
First publication Feb. 13, '10 3w
notici:.
In the district court of Dakota
county. Nturnskn.
Fred Martin, IMnintllV,
vs.
for the vent 1919 arc in follows:
County Kcncntl fund $10000.00
frainlu hi-lrlir,. fund 1 Sfinfl 00
French relief Middles. The liberated ! Kmorrrnnnv liridcn. fund ... 40mi.nn
and devastated regions of France have County road fund 18000.00
been divided by the government Into ; Road dragging fund -1000.00
small districts, each officially assigned j Witness my hand and senl of of
to a deslgnutod French relief orgatil- fico at Dakota City, Nebraska, this
zntlon. I Htli day of January, 1919.
"The American Iteil Cross work In ! .,. . ?;? BACON, County Clerk.
France was Initialed by a commission C?"r,L(0f "!!fn'Mten!!"(,II,l
of eighteen men who landed on French ( J)altot" LoU"ty' Nt-'''sk- )
shores .Itmu III, 1017. Since then First Pub. March 0-19 4w.
Home 9,000 persons have been upon the j NOTICE OF HEARING
rolls In IYni.ee of whom 7,000 were j Ksiic of Katie Carki :tlso known
actively engagPd when the armistice ns Katherlno Clark, deceased, in hu
Notice is hereby Riven that the es- Lije Kuh, Defendant,
tirnnto of expense on the various To I.illie Kuh. defendant: You are
funds In I)n Uotn County, Nclii-Mltn, j,erP,y notified that on the 10th day
I.-.. 1.,. ..m 1 111 fl ... a fl Ini.ui . ...... ... . . . .
of February, 1919, Fred Martin, the
above named plaintill, filed nis peti
tion in the district court of Dakota
Washington. (Special.) Henry I
Davison us cbnlrman Issues the follow
ing btntcinent on behalf of the War
Council of the American Red Cross:
"To the American People:
"Tho War Council of the American
Red Cross appointed by President Wil
ton on May 10, 1917, to carry on tho
work of "the American Red Cross dur
ing the war, at their request and by
vote of the Central Committee, ceased
at midnight, February 2S,
"Immediately tho armistice was
signed the War Council Instituted
studies to determine when the strict
ly war work of the organization would
have been sufllclently matured to en
able the direction of affairs to he re
sumed by the permanent staff. Henry
P. Davison, being In Paris when tho
armistice was signed, summoned n
conference there of the heads of all
the Red Cross Commissions in Europe
to canvass the situation. After con
sidering all the factors It was con
cluded to lnnko the transition on
March 1. Tho very fortunate choice
of Dr. Livingston Fnrrund as the new
chairman of tho Central Committee,
and thereby the permanent chief ex
ecutive of tho Red Cross, mnkes possi
ble the consummation of this plan un
der tho most favorable conditions.
Accounts Audited by War Department.
"Detailed reports to Congress nnd n
comploto nudlt of Its nccounts by tho
War Department will constitute tho
final record of Red Cross nctlvlty dur
ing tho war. Although It hns been
tho rulo to make public nil expendi
tures when authorized and to glvo de
tailed Information rclatjvo to all work
undertaken, tho War Council In turn
ing over Its responsibilities to Dr. Fnr
rund and his associates deslro to glvo
a brief resume of Red Cross war tlmo
activities to tho American people, to
whom tho lied Cross belong, and whose
generous contributions hnvo made pos
sible all that has been accomplished.
"During the past nenrly twenty-ono
months tho American people have
given In cash und supplies to tho
American Red Cross moro than .flOO,
000,000. fco value can bo placed upon
the contributions of service which
iiuvo been given without stint nnd of
tentimes at great sacrlllco by millions
of our people.
"Tho effort of the American Red
Cross In this war has constituted by
fnr the largest voluntnry gifts of
money, of hand nnd heart, ever con
tributed purely for tho relief of hu
man suffering. Through the Red Cross
the heart und spirit of tho whole
American people havo hcen mobilized
to tuko care of our own, to relievo tho
misery Incident to tho war, and also
to reveal to tho world the uupreme
Ideals of our uutlonnl life.
"Everyono who has had any part In
this war effort of the Red Cross Is en
titled to congratulate himself. No
thanks from anyone could bo equal In
value to the self satisfaction every
uttu should feel for tho part tutocn
Fully 8,000,000 American women huva
exerted themselves In Red Cross serv
ice. Han Over 17,000,000 Adult Members.
"When wo entered tho wnr the
American lted Cross hnd about 500,000
members. Today, us tho result of tho
recent Christmas membership Roll
Cull, there nro upwards of 17,000,000
full paid members oulsldo of the mem
bers of t,ho Junior Red Cross, number
ing perhaps 9,000,000 school children
additional,
"Tho chief effort of the Red Cross
Vlurlng tho war has been to euro for
our men In service nnd to aid our
army and navy wherever the Red
Cross may bo called on to assist. As
to this phase of tho work Surgeon (ion
oral Ireland of tho IT. S. Army recent
ly said; 'Tho Red Cross has been un
enterprise as vast ns tho war Itself.
From tho beginning It has done those
things which tho Army Medical Corps
wanted done, but could not do Itself.'
"Tho lted Cross endeavor In Franco
has naturally been upon nn exception
ally largo scale where servlco has
been rendered to tho American Army
und to tho French Army and tint
French people us well, tho latter par
ticularly during tbb trying period
when thi Allied World was Waiting
for tho 'American Army to urine In
forco and power. Hospital emergency
service for our army In France has
greatly diminished, but tho Red Cross
3s utlll being culled upon, for service
upon a largo sculo In the great bnsu
liospltuls, where thousands of Anierl.
can sick and wounded are still receiv
ing attention. At these hospitals the
lied Cross supplies huts nnd fiullltlcs
for the amusement nnd recreation of
the men us they become convalescent.
Our Army of Occupation In Oermany
was followed with Medical luilts pro
pared to render tho sumo .vmergcjjry
Bid and supply, service which w th
primary liufilnO- of tho Red Cross
during hostilities. The Army Canteen
wtrylce along the lines oftravel Una
was signed. An Indication of the pros
ent scale of the work will bo obtained
from the fact that the services of 0,000
persons arc still rpipilrpd,
"Our American Expeditionary Force
having largely pvucunted England, the
County Court of Dakota County, Ne
braska.
! The State of Nebraska, To all per
sons interested in said estate, cred
itors and heirs take notice, that Vic
tor Nelson has filed his petition nl-
iiiiiij, nil' , . ,i . , , ,. . . :-, . ,
activities or the Red Cros Comnils- ,CK'" "'"' (i"o w "
. ,,. ,,. ,, , i known as Kathorinc Clark, died in-
Mon there ..re naturally upon n dlmin- 'stnte , Dnkottl Co- Ne- on or
Islilng scale period. Active operations !.nbout January 10th, 189G, being n
are still In progress In Archangel und resident and inhabitant of Dakota
Slborln. ; County, Nebraska, and the owner of
"The work In Italy has been almost j the following described real estate,
entirely on behalf of the civilian pop-to-wit: Lot five (5), in block one
ulntlon of that countrv. In the critical (!) n Hedges Addition to the Vil
hours of Italy's struggle Hip American lnKc' of Jackson, (and other proper
people, through their Red Cross, sent1'.'" "nkota County, Nebraska,
a practical mess.go of sympathy und eRV,4n1B l so.le and i,ly hc,rs ,!,t
.nr r ..ii i .i 'i,'. jaw the following named persons to-
rellof, for which tin goveruuiP.U and wit. John P c,rk aIs() known ns
peoplp of Italy liiivu never ceased to jhn Clark: Mary C. Clark, also
express their grutlt.Kle.
i known ns Mary Clark; Zita M. Clark,
Supplies and Perionnel to Near East, also known us Zita Clark; Genevieve
"The occasion for such concern rn- !a,'k' u"d A,nn0 cnrk children and
tloii of effort In Italy, England, llel- , 1,,IPnH1 J' r",ar,k aso krown f T J"
, , ...,,, , . ' ('ark, her husband, nnd praying for
gum nil I Pven In I-ru nee having natur- drco ,,, ,,,! tjJatnId
ully and normally diminished, It has tCCodcnt died Intestate; that no ap-
been possible to divert supplies and plication for administration has been
personnel In large measure lo the aid made and tho estnte of said decedent
of those people In the Near East who hm not been administered in the
hnvo hitherto been Inaccessible to out- State of Nebraska, and that the heirs
side assistance, but whose sufferings "1- !w f d decedent as herein set
hnvo ippii ilium nn imimlilnir hpiiIi.. 'oriu snu.i no uocrceu in nave neon
cpunty, Nebraska, against Lillie Kuh,
defendant, tho onject ntui prayer ot
which uro to quiet tho title of plain
tiff as against the claims of defend
ant in the following described prem
ise, situated in the county of Dako
ta and Stnte of Nebraska, to-wit:
North half of lots twenty-three (23)
and twenty-four (2-1), of Martin's
sub-division of the northwest quar
ter of the northwest quarter (NW4
NWi) of section twenty-one (21),
township twenty-nine (29), range
nine (9); nnd further nraying that
certain conveyances held by defend
ant of the' above described premises
lie held void nnd canceled as against
plaintiff's title to the above describ
ed premises, nnd that defendant be
forever barred nnd enjoined from as
serting title to said premises ad
versely to plaintiff.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the third Mon
day following the lust publication of
tins notice, being the 21lh day of
March, 1919.
Dated February 10, 1919.
FIIED MARTIN, Plaintiff.
By W. E. Gnntt nnd C. E. Gantt,
His Attorneys.
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MII.LWor.!; aud central Lulldlnt mnUrlil at
OR MORE SAVING
The needs of these peoples are so vast
that government nloue can meet them,
but the AiiPilcan Red Cross Is making
an effort to relieve Immediately the
more acute distress.
the owners by descent in fee simple
of tho nbove described real estnte,
which has been set for hearing on
the 11th day of April, A. I). 1919, at
10 o'clock A. M.
Dated at Dakota City, Nebraska,
"All extensive group of American this 27th day of February, A. D. 1919.
workers lias been dispatched to carry
vitally needed supplies, nnd to work
this winter In tho various Balkan coun
tries. In order to eo'onllnufo their ac
tivities, a Balkan commission bus been
established, with headquarters at
S. W. McKINLEY.
(Seal) County Judge.
First publication Feb. G, '19 lw
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Emma Wilson McEntnffcr:
'n tif liiitlvir if iflfwl li4- TIn
Rome, Italy, from which point nlono G T Gr U( of the District
all the Balkan centers can be reached Court of Dakota County, Nebraska,
promptly. mmju the following Conditional Or-
"A commission lias Just reached Po- dor of Revivor in the case of Dr.
land with doctors and nurses, medical Charles II. Maxwell vs. Emma Wilson
supplies, and food fgr sick children McEr taller in said court on the 3rd
and Invalids. An American Red Cross ""ny of February, 1919:
Commission bus also been appointed "Now, on this 3rd day of February,
to aid In relieving the suffering of Bus- l'JU)' this cause cumo on to be heard
slan prisoners still confined In .Gemini, '$"hX)?Jl
pi son tamps. jf 1)lllnti(r lol. a revivor of tho judg-
"An Important commission Is still munt of tho County Court of Dakota
working In Palestine. Through the County, Nebrnskn, dated March 9th,
war special co-operation has been 1890, trnnscriptcd and filed in the
glven-to tho Armenian and Syrian Re- Distriqt Court of Dakota County,
lief Commission, which was tho only Nebraska, Septemb6r 30th, 1898, for
agency nble to curry relief In tho In- 51.81 nnd costs, nnd it appearing
terlor of Turkish dominions. -hat said judgment has become d..r
n.,i pm win rnBtinn nlUlt nmI is unpaid and thnt the de
Red Cross Will Continue. femlnnt is a non-resident of the State
"Red Cross effort is thus far flung. , Neuragkn
It will continue to bo so. But tho jt j8 therefore considered and ad
movement represented by this work judged that said judgment bo revived
has likewise assumed un Intimate place against Emma Wilson McEntnffcr, un
til the dully life of our people nt home, less sulficicnt cause bo shown by said
Tho army of workers which has been defendant on or before tho 10th day
recruited and trained dining tho war "f March, 1919, and thnt sorvico of
must not ho demobilized. All our ex- Jj"8 "r(,r " n'do bX PllcBtIon.
perlenco In tho war shows clearly that ,1;, Grnves Jui,B of lhe D,strict
there Is nn unlimited field for service '$u" mmiro(1 to nppenr nn(1
of the kind which can bo performed 8now causo w,Jy saitl judgment should
with peculiar effectiveness by tho Red not ,0 revived on or before March
Cross. What Its future tiibks may bo loth. 1919,
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It Is yet Impossible to forecast. Wo
know that so long as there Is nn Amer
ican army hi tho Held the Red Crosi
will hnvo 11 speclul function to perform.
"Nothing could ho of greater Impor
tance to the American Red Cross than
the plans Just set In motion by the llvu
great Red Cross societies of tho world
to develop a program of extended ac
tivities In the Interest of Immunity,
CIIAULE& II. MAXWELL,
Plaintiff.
""FirsrilicntloTrFelG'iOhv
NOTICE.
To Mary Ryan, Florence Ryan, Hel
en Ryan, Matthew Hogan, Lillian No
gnn, John, Hogan, Gortrudo Hogan,
Frank Hognn, and Murle Hognn, de
fendants:
You nnd each of vou aro lierohv no-
The conception Involves not alone cf. tilled that Cornelius K. Heirernnn,
forts to relieve huinnn suffering, hut plaintiir, on tho 31st day of January,
to prevent it ; not nlono n movement A. 1). 1919, filed, in tho district court
by thu people of un Individual nutlon. Dakota county, stnto of Nebraska,
hut an attempt to nronso all .people to ';is, petition against tho abovo named
a senso of their responsibility for tin fondants and others, the object and
Hdhtn, of their fel.ow beings throng.,. SKplSntf'oroil S'
out tho world, It Is a progru.n both tempted to bo convoyed by n certain
ideal and practical. Ideal In Unit Ita dcotl, from Dennis Rynn und Bridget
supremo iilin Is nothing loss than ver. Ryan, his wife, to Daniel J. Ryan,
Ruble "Pence on earth good will to dated December 18th, 1882, and re
men," and practical In that it seeks t.o corded In tho deed records of snid
take means and 'measures which urj county In Deed Rook "M" nt page
actually available itud inuko tluxu ' S(? ,u s it nirects lnhd In sec
fectlve In meeting without delay tb Jlon thirty-nvo (U5), township twen-
crlsls which Is dally recurrent In th, Zn"l?J "? i0rt'i fi TB1 SuVon
lives f nil iieniiles (7),Last of tho Principal Mendlnn,
lives or nil pi opts iQ thnt ,t , , , ag f
"iM.r nccoinpllshliig Its mission In ,0W8 to.wlt. ThQ Boutlwast (iuni
tho years of peace which must l!i tor of tho southeast quarter of sec
ahead of us thu Rod Cross will reipilni tion thirty-live (35), township twen
tho ublest possible leudershlp, mW ty-nino (J9) north, of rango soven
must enjoy tho continued support, sym- (7), East of the Gth Princinnl Morld
patby, anil purtlclpntlon In Its work ln". excepting therefrom tho follow
nf the whole Amerlwiii neonlo. H U lIV described trnct, to-wit: Coin-
partlculurly fortunnto thnt such 11 mini i i.uuuiwai wm-r
is Dr 1 tvln-ston Fnrrund should huv. snltl KOllthot ipinrter of the south
is ur, 1 iiiision ntinnu siioui t iuu enst ,,unrter of sui,i sect on thlrty-
been selected as the pernianent hen. Vo (35), thence north nlong the
of the organization. The unstinted WCst line of said "fortv" nhont- :)
tv
fashion In wJUcli ah our people guv rods to the center of Elk Creek,
of themselves througluiut the wur U thence sottheasterly along the centor
lhe best assurance Unit ou- JteiJ (host of Elk Creek to tho township line,
will continue to receive Mint Vo-operai thence west to tho place of begin-
tlon which will make Un work 11 soiimt i"K." to quiet and confirm the title
of pride nnd Inspiration to every Amur. ol -l,u Jin' J." s rent estate,
iciu, .. . to remove the ejouds to plnintills
Mr nnvlMin fiK i-lmli-mnii ., !. 1 tit,U U) "",ici rUal '"'M0 occasioned
Mi.nmNii, nh (lalrinnn o, the li hy anItl , Mcrtotlou In said deed, to
tcrnatlni.al Coiiin.lsslon of the An.erl. restrnin t,,B defendants und eapl! of
can Rod Cross, has undertaken to rep. them from claiming any right, title,
resent the American Red Cross In tin Interest. Hen or claim in. to or
IH Q'
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wnen travelling, j
shopping, attending church
or theatre, don't forget to
have handy a box of
n e$
$&
They will head-off that
Headache or any other
Ache or Pain.
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preparntlon of the program for extend, ngnlnst snld ronl estate or anv unit
cd Red Cross activities and will sienil thereof or from entering Upon tho
tho next several .months In Europe In S!'ie and for general equltnlile re-
consultation with other Red Cross soe ,lu.v'' , ,
etlcs for Hint purpose . Um aro required to answer said
TJIE WAR COUNCIL CW THE AMUR. ffirch'VV'lOU)010 U, 17th Uny f
;CAN RED C0. . Dated tills 1st day of February, A.
Ueury P. Davison, Chulruiun. n. iyiy ' "
CORNELIUS K. 1IE1TERNAN,
Plaintiff,
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We have now been in ' Dakota City in the
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over three years. Our aim has been to please our
customers, to treat every one right and alike; and
. to give satisfaction as nearly as possible in all sales.
We still carry the best Lumber, Building Material,
Hardware, Paints, Greases, Oils, and nearly every
thing in our line. We thank each, and all Patrons
for their past patronage, and will give you the same
courteous service in the future.
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Tear Odl Fill In Hand Letter-Carrier or Mail to Post Office
TO THE LOCAL POSTM ASTER j Kindly have letter-carrier deliver
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to cio cn
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.$5. U.S. WAR-SAVINGS STAMPS at $ each
25c. U. S. TI IRIFT STAMPS ot 23c. each.
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