January 28, 1938 (6 pages)

Acheter ss asco TE SAAR Re orients nce Ated States to thoroughly prepare fia1 ai. PAGETWO _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1938, Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published * at Nevada City. z ; PS OF ARN ES Sonia atecsusdncestdesce vem iqucegectcere . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as. mail KN ed ten) t ter of the second class in the postoffice at i x: . te ax ' Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, & 1879 KA SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~ One year (In Advance) .000202000.00.c2024. $2.50 % ps estes steateate leafeate cfeate toate ateate ate stete ate ofeate ste stestestesteafeatestealeate teste teste festesteaterteafeateatatentestestestesteateateas” 7] benefits that would be opened to and Great ‘Yyoth the United States political. economic Britain by he ee iti military alliance w:) Cordell Hui, wise -and head of the State Department, has made tariff lowering agreements with Great Britain and {tries the chief objective of his ten— ae office. A close-knit Poses Navy are no longer PUREE Rana laos ph gs oe 3 : st achahet SR nsaete aes France. as a secondary participant, In exceptional cases, to be thade pub-. would present to the world a union lic. The reason generally understood} democracies representbel j of the to be é: hind “his decision is that the jing military power invincible in Navy is ani a tyra j *y:, . : conceytrating . spect to any military combinations . and each other. experienced By H. M. L. Jr. other coun. ure in military of the United . movements grea increasingly ships and supplies in our Pacific! 5+ tne fascist countriesthat now : ; : : : ssessions The higt rq] 5 ; eS ; Action brought in the Superior . That the objecct of the said action Possessions, he high naval com-. em -possible. ‘That has been said rs ; i i : ; mand does not wish to, be .embarasee ee ““~ . Court of the State of California,;.in/ is +o obtain the judgment .of <he . es. not sh t¢ a pore a=~l over and over againIt is not new, . and for the County of Nevada. . Court against the said defendants 9Y Iav-ng to conSider possible}, : : % See ae . = ee : r possible . nut vitally important and absolutely W. E. Wright, Esq., Attorney for!. and each one of them known and public reaction to every fleet movement undertaken in the Pacific. The _ Jast™movement made public by the Navy was the sending of three destroyers to Singapore to participate fm a British celebration there. It jis believed that the destroyers will remain in Singapore some time after the Britisn, celebration is over.The state department attitude upon this friendly cesture by the United States to Britain-is -hat the presenlce of a United States naval-force in the Far Bast may be a very hearty Stimulus to Japanese “friendliness” to the United States, and to Japanese pre-. rrue. Pacifist organizations have done a great work in this country. There is a stronger peace in this country than in any other large nation in the world, save _ possibly Great Britain. This desire is evidenced by the tone of the national press, by frequent public demonstrations, (particularly in the colleges), by the absence of warlike propaganda, the general condemnation of aggressive countries, and ‘by the absence of any large-body of sentiment unfriendly to a foreign nation. Like many great desire. for ; servrine Miohic . FE dl op) caution a to observing the rig a groups striving for the fulfillment and properties of American peat an ideal, the pacifist organizaals in China. tions sometimes adopt a poorly choslen meang to the admirable end. The While the United States evidences. ysyal attiiude of pacifists toward ‘a desire to cooperate with the Eng-. tnited States armament illustrates fish in the Far East, Britain is very. this. Pacifists frequently look askbusy in strengtening and fortifying/ ance at all armament for this counHongkong, on the South China coast.!¢ry in excess of the irreducible miniJingoist Japanese military officers! mum necessary for police duty. Carehave not in the past shown them-. fy] thinking will demonstrate tvat selves to be very much impressed by] jn a community of heavily armed diplomatic protests and demands. . qesperadoes, the person least likely The present military activities of] to be engaged in a ffght would be elieletetey: ieieieieteteteterys ‘7 o with} re-. +Plaimtitt ure? Because of the stiff demands +n saa action and hereinafter patof the United States diplomats? -That . ticularly described, and to determine is true, but-it is not tlre wiole ans-. ihe advorse claims of the above wer. The about-face of Japanese . 22med defendants, and each of them, policy was caused by stiff demands . 2%4 0: all pepcaea hs vise aaegltacie ek of the state department backed up pao tPokgeied it a oil Parcel : : “. property and the whole thereof puryy 2-powerful navy and the threat) .yan: to the provisions of Section 749, of Anglo-American cooperation, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California, Pacifists have succeeded in ere and thy: the said real property is ing an ‘ntensely war-hating spirit in, s-tuate, lying and being in the City this country. They have by tSeir own Bee ROR OMY it aie ene : i of California, bounded and rarticulzood. work invalidated the former larly described as follows, to-wit: theory about big armaments for the All that portion of Lot Sixteen United States. They formerly. baite--1/(16), Block Forty-three (43) of the ed that if the United States carried . ©'ty of Nevada, as said lot and block a~big gun around enourh’. ay designated yee the Official wuld Duce Wabatianl P5-ses Ge wae of the said City of Nevada, made poset op ei * by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869; “t worked, and use it on some other described as follows, to-wit: nation after slight provocation. The Commencing at a pointe on the alm and judicial American attitude; Northerly of Jordan Street and toward the repeated provocations by . Qt. 3 re long line on the Southerly line of said Lot 16, Japan disproved this theory. Paoes Nor'h dl ee West 85.17 = 3 R . feet from e@ intersection of _the cifists who see below surface “SSUES . Southarty fine of Jordan: Street and should join wits othér publice spirit-. tie Westerly line of Zion Street, ed factions:in advocaiing a big army. thence North 13° 06" Wes: 203.01 and navy. . feet to a point in the center of the peice Rough and Ready ditch: thence North 54° 30° East the center of said .di‘ch to a point: thence South 14° 16’ East 239.40 feet to a point on the Northerly line 90.05 feet°alonsz LEGAL NOTICES . . No. 6976 . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND) 2°! Jordan Street and thence along FOR THE CQUNTY OF NEVADA. . ‘%e said line South 78° 06’ West 87.15 feet to the place of commenceSUMMONS . ment. Enion Building, Nevada} unknown as follows: No. 3786 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE ‘OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR $HE COUNTY OF NEVADA, } NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Matter /of the Estate of RALPH WOODHOUSE BARTLETT, also known as RALPH W. BARTLTT,-and R. W. /BARTLETT, Deceased. ! Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 4th day of February 1928, at 10 o’clock /A M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court Honse in the City of Nevada, County_of Nevada, has been appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will -of said Ralph Woodhouse Bartlett, alias, deceased, and for hearing the application of Beatrice Hansen for the issuance a } VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED . to her-of Letters of Administration . with the “Will Annexed, when and where any person interested may appear and contest™the same. Dated January 18th, : 1938. R. N: McCORMAGK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk, lain, Attorneys for the Petitioner. ~ Jano 22s; eeu. £11, ; Greeting Cards DON’T FORGET: — We car-. ty an unusually large and complete assortment of greeting cards. for every occasion. Our balanced unit system makes selection easy and pleasant and assures a constantly. changing assortment. Birthday, Wedding, Gift, Anniversary, Cheer, Birth, Shower, ‘g Sympathy, Thank You, Congratulations, Friend., ship, ete. We feature Gibson cards R. E. HARRIS <q Rexall PHONE Diug Siore 100 The That all adverse elaims to, and all clouds upon title of the plaintiff to said real property or any and every part thereof he determined by the indgment and City, California. WEE SRA the “RED CRABB,;-Plaintiff, vs. LEAH VIVIAN, as Administratrix of .the Estate of ELIZA JANE VIVIAN, dedecree of . 1 . ceased, and also all other persons) the said Court, and that it be deunknown, claiming any right, titie,. creed that plaintiff is the sole owner } Pi : oie : e esiate, lien or interest in the real’ jin fee of said real property and the . ¢ 5 “ ! : ' property described in the complaint . whole of the said real property hereadverse to plaintiff's ownership, or} any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. : THE PEOPLE in described, being the same. real property described in the Comnlaint of plaintiff on file herein, and trat OF THE STATE OF' . plaintiff is in the possession of the! CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS . broperty and entitled to the possessEO: . ion. of real nrovertr.and LEAH VIVIAN, as Administratrix. the whole thereof. and that the de-. of the Estate of Eliza Jane Vivian,! fendants have not, and no one} deceased, and also all other persons} of the said defendants, including the . the said and every one of them, unknown he forever Joined and known and debarreqd. enrestrained from; making. You and each of you are hereby directed to appear and answer the} Complaint in. an -action entitled as Britain and America in the Far East that person who possessed the strongmay be calculated to affect the attitude of ‘the Japanese military eémmand far more than any less tangible moves of the State Department. ; : the United States It is generally believed that Presi-/ mirable dent Roosevelt. will ask for a larg-. thesis, The Japanese militarists at-1* er appropriation for the United . tempted to frighten all American inStates Army than is provided in the . terests out of China by direct attack 1938 budget. If it is inevitable that . and damages. They failed in the must continue +o! -his and were compelled to profer spend more and Why did the that it is wise to spend c@mmand: have tary departments of the This applies more precisely now than . ever before, because of the apiliges A ous armament races carried on . al the major countries of the world. . Tt is that which are supgprting, proporpfton. ately to their targest-arm=. ament burden, are the —— which are weakest as to finance, and the countries which have been most . educated to a war spirit. In this . situation, i+ well behooves “he Uni. . est desire for peace, combined with . best fighting equipment. The. recent Japanese affronts to serve as an adillus-ration. of this hypoother government does' seem . an humiliating apology. on the milil cocky Japanese high government. . to more, it consent to this unhappy procedBronchial . Coughs Just A Few Sips and— Like A Flash — Relief! Spend a few cents today at any good drugstore for a bottle of triple acting BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE—take a couple of pl doses and Sleep sound all night’ long — . your irritating cough of bronchitis is under control. x . _ One little sip and the ‘ordinary cough . IS on its way—continue for 2 or 3 days on world . and often you'll hear no more from that . . also. true those countries war in order to keep out ofwar, Every pé¢ news has at @erstanding of arson conversant toug hang-on cough that nothin least a seergs to help. Over 9 million bottles sol in cold-wintry Canada. HARRIS DRUGS superficial unthe vast avenues 107 Mill Strect ; ae 3 Hai rect The studio that satisfies. Good cree and general relief as is meet and! proper in the premises and for costs less you appear and answer as above required the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for any money Of suit. or damage demanded in the Com-. }; GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the plaint as arising upon contract, or ie/ seal of the Superior Court of the will apply'to~the Court for any other ‘ State of California, in -and for the relief demanded in the Complaint. j County -of Nevada, this 13th day of The said action is brought by the . January, 1938. above named plaintiff against the . (Seal) above named défendants, and each nf . R.N. McCORMACK, them, to quiet the plaintiff’s title Clerk of the said Superior Court. above, brought against you in the. Or asserting and claim whatsoever in Superior Court of the State of Cali-. or to the said rea) property, or anv fornia, in and for the County of; Part thereof, adverse to plaintiff, Nevada within ten (10) days after. and that the title of the said vlaintthe service upon you of this sum-. iff in and to the said real proverty mons, if served within this county,. and the whole thereof be forever or within th‘viy (30)-days if served. vieted and adjudged good: and. f elsewhere: valid, and for such other and furth-!} You are hereby notified. that un-. e" additional order, judgment, de-. 4, .¢, WINE—Burgundy unknown claiming any right, title,. unknown. persons made defendants estate, lien or interest in the real; herein, have any ‘right, title. estate, . iM property described in the complaint) lien or interest of any kind whatso-. adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or . ever, in or to or on the said real . any cloud upon plaintiff’s title . property or any part thereof, and . hm thereto. defendants: . that the said defendants and eac> CORN—Del Monte No. 2 . 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Acheter ss asco TE SAAR Re orients nce Ated States to thoroughly prepare fia1 ai. PAGETWO _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1938, Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published * at Nevada City. z ; PS OF ARN ES Sonia atecsusdncestdesce vem iqucegectcere . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as. mail KN ed ten) t ter of the second class in the postoffice at i x: . te ax ' Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, & 1879 KA SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~ One year (In Advance) ..000202000.00.c2024.. $2.50 % ps estes steateate leafeate cfeate toate ateate ate stete ate ofeate ste stestestesteafeatestealeate teste teste festesteaterteafeateatatentestestestesteateateas” 7] benefits that would be opened to and Great ‘Yyoth the United States political. economic Britain by he ee iti military alliance w:) Cordell Hui, wise -and head of the State Department, has made tariff lowering agreements with Great Britain and {tries the chief objective of his ten— ae office. A close-knit Poses Navy are no longer PUREE Rana laos ph gs oe 3 : st achahet SR nsaete aes France. as a secondary participant, In exceptional cases, to be thade pub-. would present to the world a union lic. The reason generally understood} democracies representbel j of the to be é: hind “his decision is that the jing military power invincible in Navy is ani a tyra j *y:, . : conceytrating . spect to any military combinations . and each other. experienced By H. M. L. Jr. other coun. ure in military of the United . movements grea increasingly ships and supplies in our Pacific! 5+ tne fascist countriesthat now : ; : : : ssessions The higt rq] 5 ; eS ; Action brought in the Superior . That the objecct of the said action Possessions, he high naval com-. em -possible. ‘That has been said rs ; i i : ; mand does not wish to, be .embarasee ee ““~ . Court of the State of California,;.in/ is +o obtain the judgment .of <he . es. not sh t¢ a pore a=~l over and over againIt is not new, . and for the County of Nevada. . Court against the said defendants 9Y Iav-ng to conSider possible}, : : % See ae . = ee : r possible . nut vitally important and absolutely W. E. Wright, Esq., Attorney for!. and each one of them known and public reaction to every fleet movement undertaken in the Pacific. The _ Jast™movement made public by the Navy was the sending of three destroyers to Singapore to participate fm a British celebration there. It jis believed that the destroyers will remain in Singapore some time after the Britisn, celebration is over.The state department attitude upon this friendly cesture by the United States to Britain-is -hat the presenlce of a United States naval-force in the Far Bast may be a very hearty Stimulus to Japanese “friendliness” to the United States, and to Japanese pre-. rrue. Pacifist organizations have done a great work in this country. There is a stronger peace in this country than in any other large nation in the world, save _ possibly Great Britain. This desire is evidenced by the tone of the national press, by frequent public demonstrations, (particularly in the colleges), by the absence of warlike propaganda, the general condemnation of aggressive countries, and ‘by the absence of any large-body of sentiment unfriendly to a foreign nation. Like many great desire. for ; servrine Miohic . FE dl op) caution a to observing the rig a groups striving for the fulfillment and properties of American peat an ideal, the pacifist organizaals in China. tions sometimes adopt a poorly choslen meang to the admirable end. The While the United States evidences. ysyal attiiude of pacifists toward ‘a desire to cooperate with the Eng-. tnited States armament illustrates fish in the Far East, Britain is very. this. Pacifists frequently look askbusy in strengtening and fortifying/ ance at all armament for this counHongkong, on the South China coast.!¢ry in excess of the irreducible miniJingoist Japanese military officers! mum necessary for police duty. Carehave not in the past shown them-. fy] thinking will demonstrate tvat selves to be very much impressed by] jn a community of heavily armed diplomatic protests and demands. . qesperadoes, the person least likely The present military activities of] to be engaged in a ffght would be elieletetey: ieieieieteteteterys ‘7 o with} re-. +Plaimtitt ure? Because of the stiff demands +n saa action and hereinafter patof the United States diplomats? -That . ticularly described, and to determine is true, but-it is not tlre wiole ans-. ihe advorse claims of the above wer. The about-face of Japanese . 22med defendants, and each of them, policy was caused by stiff demands . 2%4 0: all pepcaea hs vise aaegltacie ek of the state department backed up pao tPokgeied it a oil Parcel : : “. property and the whole thereof puryy 2-powerful navy and the threat) .yan: to the provisions of Section 749, of Anglo-American cooperation, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California, Pacifists have succeeded in ere and thy: the said real property is ing an ‘ntensely war-hating spirit in, s-tuate, lying and being in the City this country. They have by tSeir own Bee ROR OMY it aie ene : i of California, bounded and rarticulzood. work invalidated the former larly described as follows, to-wit: theory about big armaments for the All that portion of Lot Sixteen United States. They formerly. baite--1/(16), Block Forty-three (43) of the ed that if the United States carried . ©'ty of Nevada, as said lot and block a~big gun around enourh’. ay designated yee the Official wuld Duce Wabatianl P5-ses Ge wae of the said City of Nevada, made poset op ei * by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869; “t worked, and use it on some other described as follows, to-wit: nation after slight provocation. The Commencing at a pointe on the alm and judicial American attitude; Northerly of Jordan Street and toward the repeated provocations by . Qt. 3 re long line on the Southerly line of said Lot 16, Japan disproved this theory. Paoes Nor'h dl ee West 85.17 = 3 R . feet from e@ intersection of _the cifists who see below surface “SSUES . Southarty fine of Jordan: Street and should join wits othér publice spirit-. tie Westerly line of Zion Street, ed factions:in advocaiing a big army. thence North 13° 06" Wes: 203.01 and navy. . feet to a point in the center of the peice Rough and Ready ditch: thence North 54° 30° East the center of said .di‘ch to a point: thence South 14° 16’ East 239.40 feet to a point on the Northerly line 90.05 feet°alonsz LEGAL NOTICES . . No. 6976 . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND) 2°! Jordan Street and thence along FOR THE CQUNTY OF NEVADA. . ‘%e said line South 78° 06’ West 87.15 feet to the place of commenceSUMMONS . ment. Enion Building, Nevada} unknown as follows: No. 3786 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE ‘OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR $HE COUNTY OF NEVADA, } NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Matter /of the Estate of RALPH WOODHOUSE BARTLETT, also known as RALPH W. BARTLTT,-and R. W. /BARTLETT, Deceased. ! Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 4th day of February 1928, at 10 o’clock /A M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court Honse in the City of Nevada, County_of Nevada, has been appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will -of said Ralph Woodhouse Bartlett, alias, deceased, and for hearing the application of Beatrice Hansen for the issuance a } VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED . to her-of Letters of Administration . with the “Will Annexed, when and where any person interested may appear and contest™the same. Dated January 18th, : 1938. R. N: McCORMAGK, Clerk. By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk, lain, Attorneys for the Petitioner. ~ Jano 22s; eeu. £11, ; Greeting Cards DON’T FORGET: — We car-. ty an unusually large and complete assortment of greeting cards. for every occasion. Our balanced unit system makes selection easy and pleasant and assures a constantly. changing assortment. Birthday, Wedding, Gift, Anniversary, Cheer, Birth, Shower, ‘g Sympathy, Thank You, Congratulations, Friend., ship, ete.

We feature Gibson cards R. E. HARRIS <q Rexall PHONE Diug Siore 100 The That all adverse elaims to, and all clouds upon title of the plaintiff to said real property or any and every part thereof he determined by the indgment and City, California. WEE SRA the “RED CRABB,;-Plaintiff, vs. LEAH VIVIAN, as Administratrix of .the Estate of ELIZA JANE VIVIAN, dedecree of . 1 . ceased, and also all other persons) the said Court, and that it be deunknown, claiming any right, titie,. creed that plaintiff is the sole owner } Pi : oie : e esiate, lien or interest in the real’ jin fee of said real property and the . ¢ 5 “ ! : ' property described in the complaint . whole of the said real property hereadverse to plaintiff's ownership, or} any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. : THE PEOPLE in described, being the same. real property described in the Comnlaint of plaintiff on file herein, and trat OF THE STATE OF' . plaintiff is in the possession of the! CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS . broperty and entitled to the possessEO: . ion. of real nrovertr.and LEAH VIVIAN, as Administratrix. the whole thereof. and that the de-. of the Estate of Eliza Jane Vivian,! fendants have not, and no one} deceased, and also all other persons} of the said defendants, including the . the said and every one of them, unknown he forever Joined and known and debarreqd. enrestrained from; making. You and each of you are hereby directed to appear and answer the} Complaint in. an -action entitled as Britain and America in the Far East that person who possessed the strongmay be calculated to affect the attitude of ‘the Japanese military eémmand far more than any less tangible moves of the State Department. ; : the United States It is generally believed that Presi-/ mirable dent Roosevelt. will ask for a larg-. thesis, The Japanese militarists at-1* er appropriation for the United . tempted to frighten all American inStates Army than is provided in the . terests out of China by direct attack 1938 budget. If it is inevitable that . and damages. They failed in the must continue +o! -his and were compelled to profer spend more and Why did the that it is wise to spend c@mmand: have tary departments of the This applies more precisely now than . ever before, because of the apiliges A ous armament races carried on . al the major countries of the world. . Tt is that which are supgprting, proporpfton. ately to their targest-arm=. ament burden, are the —— which are weakest as to finance, and the countries which have been most . educated to a war spirit. In this . situation, i+ well behooves “he Uni. . est desire for peace, combined with . best fighting equipment. The. recent Japanese affronts to serve as an adillus-ration. of this hypoother government does' seem . an humiliating apology. on the milil cocky Japanese high government. . to more, it consent to this unhappy procedBronchial . Coughs Just A Few Sips and— Like A Flash — Relief! Spend a few cents today at any good drugstore for a bottle of triple acting BUCKLEY’S MIXTURE—take a couple of pl doses and Sleep sound all night’ long — . your irritating cough of bronchitis is under control. x . _ One little sip and the ‘ordinary cough . IS on its way—continue for 2 or 3 days on world . and often you'll hear no more from that . . also. true those countries war in order to keep out ofwar, Every pé¢ news has at @erstanding of arson conversant toug hang-on cough that nothin least a seergs to help. Over 9 million bottles sol in cold-wintry Canada. HARRIS DRUGS superficial unthe vast avenues 107 Mill Strect ; ae 3 Hai rect The studio that satisfies. Good cree and general relief as is meet and! proper in the premises and for costs less you appear and answer as above required the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for any money Of suit. or damage demanded in the Com-. }; GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the plaint as arising upon contract, or ie/ seal of the Superior Court of the will apply'to~the Court for any other ‘ State of California, in -and for the relief demanded in the Complaint. j County -of Nevada, this 13th day of The said action is brought by the . January, 1938. above named plaintiff against the . (Seal) above named défendants, and each nf . R.N. McCORMACK, them, to quiet the plaintiff’s title Clerk of the said Superior Court. above, brought against you in the. Or asserting and claim whatsoever in Superior Court of the State of Cali-. or to the said rea) property, or anv fornia, in and for the County of; Part thereof, adverse to plaintiff, Nevada within ten (10) days after. and that the title of the said vlaintthe service upon you of this sum-. iff in and to the said real proverty mons, if served within this county,. and the whole thereof be forever or within th‘viy (30)-days if served. vieted and adjudged good: and. f elsewhere: valid, and for such other and furth-!} You are hereby notified. that un-. e" additional order, judgment, de-. 4, .¢, WINE—Burgundy unknown claiming any right, title,. unknown. persons made defendants estate, lien or interest in the real; herein, have any ‘right, title. estate, . iM property described in the complaint) lien or interest of any kind whatso-. adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or . ever, in or to or on the said real . any cloud upon plaintiff’s title . property or any part thereof, and . hm thereto. defendants: . that the said defendants and eac> CORN—Del Monte No. 2 .. 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