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 1347 rzarw 4.1..-. choo la authorlmd to extend the time for auch payment to notuwlngoneyaartromthedatéwhm thasamohecome ooo; (sept eo, 1m, No. moo sm; cel: nm. o, 1%1,·c. sm $2. Repayhmt of excess on Enal proof or commutation.- ln all camo in yvhlch homeatud wtrymen upon dual proof o eommuuhen shall have been  to pay more than th mwtul purchase money for their laude, the Secretary of th Interior ahalluuoe theexéeadto be r@ld to the entryman o to his hare or ammo; (Har. 2, 1907, c. @68, 84 Stat. 1248; 263.;  ofwentriug repaymat.-—=In all casa wher it shall, upon due proof being made, appear to the aatlstnctloq ` or the S@t¤ry ot the Interior that lnnocmt 'partim have put the fees and commissions and  paymnts required upoz the loeution ot claims under section 274,* which said claims wer; after `suoh loeadon, found to he fraudulent and‘mid,, and, th entries or locations made then-em canceled, the Becretary o the Intorlorls anthwiaed to repay to auch inn@t parties th fem and  and excew   mid by 'them, upoa thosunenderottmrecelptaispucdtherdor by thereeeiverso puwo naoxys, out of any money ln the  not otherwis · approprlatwg and shall. be payable out oi the appropriation t roiuud  money on lands erroneoualy sold by the Unite `vmoqed and  ¤¢ts—lu.-—-In all canes where homé etmd or timber-culture for deserbland entriw br. `othef entrie ot {public landi have  or Shill hereafter be cancele tor condlctior whue, {rom any umpme  been erre neously allowed and lean not he condrmed, the  *of th Interior   to heorepald to the person who made aucl entry., or to_hl¤ heirs orasslm. the fog and eommissions amount oi  momy, an exe&‘ paid. upon the some upon the aurrmm: of  receipt and tmexecution jot a mopu rellnqulsh@t of all claims to sold land, wheneve: m& my shall have bam duly canceled hy: the Commlmone: ottha Hemel  andlu all`mses'wh¢ro pardon haw paid  ~ _»   for land whlehhas afterwards bw tonudnot to he withincthe llnnts ot     grant, thexeex d·$1.%par   = shall la   berepald toth ,_' c J · ot. Intaior la authorise to make tho  herein uovldedtor, out ot any mono; einth• '1‘@urynot@wlsoa®roprlated. . ’ 4 .  Oosaoiibaloau   Oyloo.-···The Com at the Land‘0% shall   necemr; mls, and Qsue  lnstru  to earry the provi alomot tlw  into &ect;·and for therway mmtqthopur&aoomeneyandtoos thaeln wovldodtorth 8%taryottheI.¤torloral1alldrayvhlawarranton‘thoTr¤.s ury and the aamouhall boopatd without rmard to the date go tho mneellatln ot tho eutrls. `_ · . I Proof of lopqlty not roq••£rcd.--»No proof of loyalty shall h· @lrodlntheca@mentl&lnthisoection. (Juno16, 188Q nyu, ii 1-4, 21;$tat.'¤I;  1904, No. 238 Stat. 589.] j SOLDIERSZ AND. 8AlLORB’ HOME 'EAD j27l.   to make   gmarally.-- Every private aoldlu and   who served in the   oc the United Statw during the   remlllon for ninety days amgbowaz   discharged     loyal t< P, the yernwt,     named lntotho sorrld of the United States B!   ottm third action of an-Ae ¤PPf°Y¢¤_ Fdiwary 18;   and every, mma, marina,  omoer who served in the Navy ot thoYUnited Statea or in tha Marine Gorpa during   for ninety   whs was honornhly discharged and ha;   _ loyal to the Gov &1' t, und every private soldier and   who mrved lx the_Army or the Iflnitma my during tho Manish war, ol
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PUBLM L4ND8 § 272 1* during the supprmlon of the insurtfecf1ou_in the Philippines s for ninety dayé, and who was houorably discharged; and every L mwah, marine, and otllcerf who served in the Navy- of the United States or in the Marine Corps during the Spanish war, -· or during the. supprmion of the insurrection· in the Philipr ping for ninety days; and every person engaged for ninety days G in the military or naval service or the United Statag as e. prie· Fvoteveoldier, omcer, human, 'merine, nutionul guardsmnn, or 1* member of any other 0l'g8lllZ3ti0I1~fo¥ odenee or defenee»n¤tl10r· ) ized by- Congress, in connection with operations in Mexieo, or e along the borders, thereof, or in mobilization ·mrups elsewhere, E1 or during the war with Germany endher nllim, and who was" d` ‘ honorably discharged, and every;. citizen of the ’ United States n who served with the allied armies during the World uwnr, and a,` who was honorably discharged,`. upon his rmumptién of citie Izonsmp in the United States; ,pr0 vidéd the eerviée with the »f allied- armies who similar to the service in the.Ar1niw of the e _United — States required lu  section, shell, on · compliance n with "the p1‘ovisions_ of this chapter, es hereinafter modim, »t‘ be entitled-- to enter upon and receive patents for h quantity of e public lands nooegceeding one hundred and mg acres, or one o quarter section, to be taken in- uompact form, §e“5ording`t,oJ legl rl subdivisions, including the alternate reserved   of publio lands nlong the line of any railroad or other pnhllcé work mt p- otherwise reserved or uppropriated,. and othun  xmbject to s entry under the homestead laws off the=United States; but rl Q homestead settler shall he allowed six months dfter lomting v4 his homestead and idling his declaratory ymt t _ within e whlcltto make his entry and commence his  and im—· b. provement, (R. S. §’%0§;__Mar. 1,·   c. 674, 31 Smt, -847 ; n,_ .Feb.'26,`1919, o;`,37, 40·8ta_t. 1161; Dec. 28, IW2, c. 19, 42 Sltet. an 272. Deduction of.   and naral service fron  r   to perfect title; righté of widows and chiwm of r‘YvetereQgsQy=-’1‘he`time which the hommmd settler hes eerrwl ek in  Army, Navy,*or Murine Corps of the Uhltéd Stetw,  ¤_ in the military or naval eervicegue dehnedo ln the   + ew o n e   section, ln connection with the Hexloun border o&tions», or e during tuetnwar with Germany and her alllw Lirithf the allied axinlee during the World War shall be deducted from the tim
 * 1 otherwise required to perfect title, or if  account

y of wounds roeolveo or disability incurred in the line of duty, or lf discharged from service and sube@ntly`ew¤rded com- ¤- pemntion by the Governmwt for wounds received or dlwbility 7 incurred in the line of dutgothm the term of enlis t L- -be‘ deducted, from the time   to   title without e batent shell imno to any homestead settler yvho has not r&ded
 * -` referenoo to the length of time he may. here aerrxg but no
 * 4 upon, improved, end cultirated hle homestad for at period of at

t least one year after he shall harecommenoed his improvements ;‘ · www That in every- cme in which s settler on the buhllc e t lend of the United. States under the homestead- lawn died while b, actually engugedlln the Army, Navy, or Marine Como of the > United States eu private soldier; Omlléfg  or_ marine, during the war with Spain or the Ehllipplne insurrection.; the r Mexican border operations, or the wer with Gerwy and her -·  his widow, if unmarried, or in cose of her death or f gmarriage, then hisiminor orphan children or his or their lwl ,` reprwenqtlves, may  forthwith to make dual proot >` upon the   QQ held hy the d ed soldier and sgggr, and _ é thut the death of auch soldier while so en@d in service t of the United. State! shall, in the administration- of the homel ntead.1uv¤,`bo comtrued to be equivalent to h 1i>orf¤rm¤¤¢¤ G! s all lrwulrements as to rwidence and cultivation for the full a  of Eve yearn, and shall entitle his widow, if unmarried, - or in case or her dmth or marriage, then his minor orphan chil- ` no  orlhla oritheir legal representetlveé, to muke Hnal proof { upon and recedye Government pateutfor said lend; and thnt