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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
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Euclid salad.

AauANtu taNANhs
Material Beots. six: Philadelphia
cream cheese. one; pimouto, one,
olives, four. paprka salt, capcrs,
parsley French dressing lettuce.
select nice bright red be,ts, not too
lnrgo. put them on Co cook in huilius
water and cook just below rho boiling
point until done. peel SCOOP out the
centers and fiu with the cheese missed
with the plmcuto cut iu small pieces
olives chopped fine. adding season
ings and enough mayunna.sc boo make
smooth and creamy put 90 oapcr ou
top. place on lettuce lenf with
French dressing over the whole Gar
nish with th2 tiny balls OF the bccts
rolled in vory finely chopped parsley.
Serve very cold Seattle sun.
CrcrY soup.
one quart of stock, one large car
rot. on, tablespoon ct rive. chopped
parsley, one tablespoon butter one
tablespoon of flour salt. pepper.
Wash tho carrot thoroughly syruh-
hing with "a small brush. Crate u ON
a coarse CRATER and add tho pulp thus
obtained To- the stock; add also the
| rice. after IL has been we'll washed.
| Tho stock should Dee boiling when tho
carrot and rice are added Simmer
gently until both are tender. addins
Ia little more stock should that in the
saucepan boil away too rapidly Run
| the butter and flour smoothly zoe
Rothcr with the back of "a spoon. pour
| "a little coz the hot soup over them,
stirring AN the time SO as Co avoid
lumpiness return all 60 the sauce
pan and COOK for Eve minutes more
Add salt and pepper 20 taste; turn
| into the serving dish and sprinkle
! finely chopped parsley over the tou
before Fcndiug 90 the ubir.-Ilotorlal
| Review
Westminster cab salad,
lso onc-hIlt grapefruit one or-
auso. one Cupful ot pineapple. on,
Iupplo. one banana. ono cuufU of
white grapes and onc-haIt cuptul oi
celery Cut oll ln the Same size pieces
Cut tho grapes in hair aud remove
the seeds; lsoc the grapefruit and
/ orange pulp from tho containing
/ membrane Make "a French drcssinr
with Dne-fouuh cuplul uf olive uil
! the Juice Of one lemon. one table
| spoonful ni sugar One tcupounfm oi
/ NlL ana oue-h1J teaspooniul ul
| uaprita. Add this tD the fruits and
Def stand ono hour Drain. ABRAMS,
ON lettuce with onc-haf cup oi boiled
! raisins and miyouuaiac.
| Swiss steak.
! Select "a tWo-pound steak from tho
| under cor upper round. See that b. %
| Dut one nDh on one and one hail
inches in thickness. Scur b, ON hotn
sides lu "a hot skillet Then rDmoy,
tto % platter and dust thlckly with
/ flour Place in casserole with
small piece OF suot. Mis- one choppo,
onion with salt ANA pepper ana plac,
This dressing over ouo-half the mcal
and fold the other half over Add q
Very little water renewing M ncccs
sary 40 keep 10 from burning, ap'
cook Vor slowly Two or three hours
Thicker the suyy 30 liked. ana serve
from the passerolc.-Goo House.
( kccplng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
CAPITAL SORE
y AT Mr.. WILSON
People 81 Washington Distinctly Ng-
gricvcd at President for Cam
ceiling New Year Reception.

Washington. u. e, Dec. 3i--It IS
putting IL mildly to say that tro pco-
Pie Of Washington feel aEgripvcd over
President wilson's act in cancciinv
the Sew Year reception at The White
house However sound aud rcasunu-
BILE may have been The president
reasons for abulish'ne the timc-hpn
orcd privileges New Years day On
the capital without the white house
reception ls goine to he 90 strange
Kew Near indeed. particularly for the
older inhabitants who have stood in
limo times without number and await
"a their turn to shake hands with
the president
The historical records show that the
New Years reception 90 the White
house dates back To- the vcry founding
OF the national capital Within thu
memory of the present generation To-"
program Tor the function has remain
Cd practically unchanged. First Co
pee received were the members OF thr
cabinet and the diplomatic corps fol
lowed hy the Judiciary former cabinet
officers. ambassadors. ministers etc.
Then came members Of congress.
army and navy officers. heads OF gov
eminent departments nnd bureaus.
members of DISTRICT militaty organ.
bations and the oldest Irh8hI,tula oi
tho District of Columbia Beginning
Gt 1890 O'Clock ana continuing for
about two hours th, president greet
ed tho plain citizens many OF whom
had been Zoe line since early morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
Asks Ile,l-.-- for Missionary.

Washington. Dec. 3o.--Rcdress Tor
"a miss.onarys loss of wife. children
and property has boon aaked OF the
international claims commission sit-
ting in Peklng. through the efforts ui
Senator Norris. of Nebraska The
American legation ut peklng has
been instructed 90 submit e. claim
for +. n. Rurkman az LOOMS. Neb
whose wife and two children were
murdered and whose property was
burned during the Chinese revolution
Of 1871 ana 1912. The unusual foa-
ture Of the case is that Bukman
himself has steadfasily refused 10
make "A claim for damages because
of an agreement De had mndo with
the scandinavian Alliance Mission.
which sent him out 60 Chlna, that ho
would not ask redress for amy dam
ages or loss he might sustain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
n You Wish 90 Obtain Complete mud
Permanent lir~ult~ Try
Niuyr'- Wonderful stomach Remedy
one Do-r WIN Convince You.

MHyr'- Wonderful stomach Remedy
is we'll Rnowu throuehout tho tuun-
try Many Thousand people hHFr
taken 10 for stomach. Liver aud lu-
tcsuull Ailments and report marvel
GUS results and are hrhly prUsiu- '
Go others Astonishing benefits suf-
fcrcrs have received oven from one
dose are heard everywhere and cy-
plain iis tremendous Hly. 10 rarely
ever faUH and those afflicted with
stomach. Liver and Intestinal Nj
mrnt- Indigestion. ta- in thc Stom-
Hrh aud Intestine. Dizziness. Painting
spells, collie Nitack~. Torpid Liver.
Constipation, etc.. should hN 900 means
ty This remedy. Tho benefits stom-
uch sufferers who have taken MnNr-
Wonderful stomach RcmCdN have re-
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After sou have taken this Remedy
you should bee able tO digest aud Is-
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ot tho body giving nrmucH md
strength 90 fibre and muscle. usu,
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color 90 tuc complexion rud activity
and briIliuurt to ino brain. uo away
with your pain and suffering and lIia
~ often possible with even ONE dose
Of Mays WONDERFUL stomach iicm.
cdy. Interesting literature uud book.
lof describing stomach Ailments Honi
free by Geo. % Mayr MFG Chemist
15f-ibG Whiting So. Chlcugo, lll
For sale in Albuquerque at Butte ~
Inc, ana druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

Washington, Dec. al.-- Miss Lucy
iIoke smith. daughter of senator
and Mrs iiokc Smith % Georgia ana
one 81 the most popular Eiris 10 the
official set in Washington, today be-
came the bride Of Eusign ASTON
simpson. U. s. N., q son Of Mr. ana
Mrs. John simpson of Fort Gaines
Ga. Tho wedding took place 90 moon
al the home OF the brides parents.
Miss smith had NO attendants anu
only the relatives of the two Families
and q few Intimate friends from the
south were in attendance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
.JABS + sI! :: Solar
rhe Malen pmma.

Tnc Molcgn Drama.
gFrom tho Detroit Ncws)
Proioguc.
Police raid.
ACT !.
Sex.
ACT II.
Sex.
ACT III.
Sex.
Epiioguc.
FOrmaldchydc.
%
The Reason THIS c .S, rn,, has
Why Not. lns interesting com
munlcation, which Is az subsequent,
namely to-wlt. viz. T. e..--
Albuquerque, n. A. Care y. AZ. G. a..
Editor Jabs--
Dear sir-Far be It from me to un-
dcriake az this distance 10 tell you
how your paper should be run, but /
would suggest that II would be real
nice II some time you would write
some poetry and pahlish Il IA your
paper. Sincerely yours,
ISAAC BARTH"
Mr. Barth is write. we have often
thought about writing piece OF
poetry and publishing It IN our bright
and sparkling colyum We fully de-
cided 10 DO 80 upon receiving the fol-
lowing communication yesterday:
Albuquerque, y. NJ, Dec. 20.
Editor Jabs--
'Dear sir-f have always under
stood that YOU aim TO publish a irst
class moral and religious daily OF
high literary standard. one which may
be read with profit and enjoyment In
the Home. For this reason cannot
understand Why you consent 10 pub-
lish such terrible stun as that poem
on the Beautiful Snow" by an attor-
ney named Barth, which recently dis
graced the weather department OF
your paper. II u occurs again ] shall
be compelled 90 stop my subscription.
Yours regretfuiiy
EDWARD A. MANN"
From the foregoing Il may easily
be seen that We shall be compelled
20 write a pome oursclf In order 90
keep up tho literary tone Of the paper
and prevent Mr.. Barth from writing
any.
p. s.--we shall probably write q
tomorrow, or next day.
O.
OF COURSE no one was really In
dignant because he wasn't allowed %
pay his taxes on December /.
D.
LEARN the art OF talking--and Il
you are q wise man. keep stili.
O.
WE TAKE 1T all back---John Lind
got back In the headlines today
O.
SOME ONE ought TO make &
Against the constitution
To have 10 write this dope about
The Sew Years Resolution
O.
Definition
what can you tell me about tho
spinal column Adore" The spinal
column Is wavy line Ny head sits
on ono end. and sit on the other.
--Slmplicissimus (Munich).
o.
SO FAR Boss Murphy has let tho
fellows who licked him do All the
talking.
ANYHOW, we may be thankful for
one thing--thls Is the closed season
for picnics
n SOME fellow did maliciously
yoll Fire" at that Calumet celcbra-
ton, boiling ia OH will Doe too good
for him.
O.
INDIANS of the Five Tribes are
much mystlncd by the revolving door
in tho Indian Offices at Muskogoe,
oklahoma Many white man has
been equally puzzled by the couvolu-
,ions 81 the family door when arriv-
ing home say al three a. m. on jan
uary !.
WOMEN DON'T mean Il when they
kiss each other in publlc-they do h
merely 90 show the men what they
are missing
D
WANTED-Haf a dozen Baskets,
suitable for generals. Apply Gem
cral Ortega, Oiinaga, Mex.
TT rs REPORTED that Sew YORK
consumes "a huge quantity OF gas
daily and Gotham also eNhalcs am
awful lot oi hot air. DO anyone should
ask you.
D
PEOFESsDR Henderson says that
Americans should understand china,
Just 500 hc doesn't expect us to under
stand Chinese
- ID l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

Hoarscncgg an child that o. SUBJ
sect "a Group b. a eure siFn Of an
approaching attack. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy az soon az the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may Do watded on. For sale by al
|0rugglaiH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

A gasoline engine has been invented
40 operate the machinery ~ binder
as horses draw o over "a field, the ado
vantage being that fewer horses are
needed fof Tho same amount of work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

No. i3iS. pulling passenger train No.
2 with Engineer Jud Young az the
throttle. and 80. e06, sido-swipcd each
other In the south end Of the Ration
yards the other night both locouio-
tivcs having their pilots and left Nyl-
ludCr chests torn away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. G. Z. Kunz,
Prop. Phone So.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

our store win be closed New Years
nay. january ist. ~ W. Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

Trlmble's livery si1 w. Copper
Phone g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

For destroying dirigiblc balloons
italian army Officers have invented
bells carrying Oxygen ana platinum
spongos boz their heads, tho latter Doe
looming rcd hot 90 entering the hydro
gen and exploding the mINiuro ot tho
two FaFCs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
HON. shecn shInmcnts-The shoer

Heavy sheep Shlpmcnts-Th sheep
district including Chnvcs county.
shipped $4,000 sheep during the year
1913. or only some 10000 less than
in 1912. The figures have just been
compiled 10y Dr George A. Lipp, I'm
spcctor IN charge OF the bureau Of
animal industry. United states depart
mont 90 agriculture In this district
which comprises ChavCs county,
Roosevelt and curry counties and as
there are practically no sheep To-
amount to anything IN Curry county
and very few IN Roosevelt the com
piled figures viii apply nearly an to
Chavos county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31

Trlmblo's livery removed 10 Rod
Barn. aii w Copper Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-31
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Breaks Ankle Tobogganlnc Miss
Evelyn Hunt oi Ration, had the mis-
fortune to break her ankle while toe
bogganiug with crowd of school
boyF and girls ON PARK avenue i'm
that city The injury is reported 10
bee serious one.
IIdnd Residence Burns The fine
residence Of j. II. Hand al Los Ala
mos. San Miruol county one OF tho
famous old landmarks of that section.
nu adobe structure was destroyed by
fire gag % loss OF about $4,000. Cove
cred by insurance. All The furniture
waf saved after hard work
10 Drlll Wells on navajo Rcscrya-
ton C. r. Via OF Gallup. has been
awarded the contract 10 drlli four
wells for the government on tho Nae
.Najo reservation in Mckinley county
Boo O. scarch for an artcsian water sup
.pl" for One Indians.
Held on Murder Charge Carey
Nansicklo charged with the murder
.of dudley Anderson. south OF San Jon
in wild canyon, was held o. tho grand
jury without bond after preliminary
hearing al Tuoumcarl.
Engines Collide Santa Fc engines
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
REFUSED BY HOSPITAL,
HAWAIIAN DIES AT HOME

Turned away from the Queens Hos
pital last Saturday afternoon because
he was said to be suffering from tub
erculosis, kalaualoa, an aged Hawai-
ian died at his home eighteen hours
later from septic poisoning OF a wound
for which he was taken to the hoSpi-
tai for treatment.
The Hawaiian was sent to the hos
Eital last Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock with a card from Doctor Way
son. which was issued on the request
OF Doctor Lii. On his arrival at the
hospital he was taken in by th.' -"
thorities and his wound dressed but
they refused to take him in as
patient, as it was claimed that he was
victim Of tuberculosis. No mention
is made of tuberculosis in his death
certificate which was issued by DR.. Lii
the cause of death being given as
septic poisoning of wound"
Following the treatment Of his
wound at the hospital. the Hawaiian
was removed to his home in the police
ambulance where he died at six
G. O'clock Sunday morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
FEAR HAKAAU WILL
BID FOR HOME LOTS

Fearing that the Hakal1h plantation
with the aid of dummies would outbid
them and purchase most of the home
sires which the territory proposes
ol:ening in that district on the island
Of Hawaii, number of the intending
purchasers appealed to Land Commits
sooner Joshua Tucker, during his visit
to the Big Island last week. They
asked that restrictions be placed on
the purchase of the lots, so that dunn
n les, buying for the the plantation of
any other big interest could not en-
gage in the bidding.
Tucker informed them that the Ha-
kalau plantation ha agreed to have no
hand in the sale and he believes the
corporation will keep its word. How
ever, it it chooses to use dummies to
keep out the intending home builders,
any restrictions the territory might
Iiace around the sale could not pre-
vent it from taking the land, if it bid
high enough The sale will be at pub
lie auction, as originally intended,
without any restrictions or rule as 10
requirements from purchasers other
than that they pay as the original
plan STIMULATES.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
SUPREME COURT
in UNUSUAL
DECISION
Kona Development Co. Wins
on Grounds Different from
Lower Courts Point

In an interesting decision handed
down last week the supreme court
over-ruled the decision of Judge J. A.
Matthewman, OF the third circuit court
in the case Of NJ. l.. Scott and Nettie
L. Scott, VS.. The Kona Development
Company ant grants q non-suit The
suit is for the sum of $57, 02661, based
on promissory notes given the plain,
| inf by the defendant company Jointly
with F. B. McStocker and James B.
Castle.
The trial court found for the
defendant on the sole ground of non
joinder of proper parties defendant,
and to this the plaintiffs excepted,
carrying the suit before the higher
tribunal. The final ruling is that the
exceptions are sustained, the judg-
ment set aside and the cause re-
nlanded with directions to, grant de-
PENDANTS motion for inonssuit and
to enter Judgment accordingly.
The supreme court says: The fact,
If fact it was, that there we're three
joint promisors did not appear on the
face of the declaration and therefore
the defect, If any, could not have
been taken advantage of by demurrer;
but the objection could have been
raised by plea in abatement No such
plea was presented. The defendant
filed an answer of general denial and
proceeded to trial on the merits, the
actual trial occupying O. period Of
ninety-six days, commencing on Sep
[tember 20, 1910, and continuing, with
iIitermissions, until August 16, 1911.
mot until the last day of the trial
was the contention advanced that
there was a non joinder of parties
defendant. The injustice of permitting
the defendant to keep the point IN
reserve and to raise 1t for the first
time at the end of the trial is OBJ
vious.
by its silence the defendant must
be held, to have waived the objection
The rule is well settled that in the
absence of statute the non-joinder Of
defendant in an action ex contractu
can be taken advantage of, when the
defect is not apparent on the face
of the declaration, only by plea in
abatement and that failing such a
plea an answer of general denial and
trial on the merits constitute waiver
Of the defect"
The court says, however, that upon
another ground the plaintiffs cannot
prevail in this proceeding. They al
lege a breach of promise to pay, but
the supreme court says there has
been an utter failure of proof of the
breach, if not of the promise also. It
finds the defendant has performed all
its part of the contract in so far as
the same is possible of performance
until the due determination of SCOTS
Indebtedness and has committed no
breach of any promises made by it.
ut is, not only a matter of vari-
ance," says the decision, between the
pleadings and the evidence, but of a
failure of proof bAsp esseptiaI ale
CATION" -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
GERMAN ORATORI0 SINGER
PEEASES AT
LUTHERAN SERVICE SUNDAY

Mrs. Maria SimOns, 1ider and ora
torio singer. Frankfurt Main, gave an
aria on the famous Handel oratoriO.
The Messiah at the evening service
Of the German Lutheran Church last
Sunday. with remarkable effect. Her
CNcellentlv trained contr7ltO is very
sym pathetic and is admirably sued
for oratOrio work. Her singing moved
II congregation deeply and the rem
Iit:on Of the sacred music was one of
the fines features the church has had
Pastor Emil Engelhardt and the con-
erCgation expire, s their thanks to the
singer for giving them the pleasure OF
hearing her art.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

Actions of the man behind bass
drum speak louder than words.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

l read 1t in the Star.Bulletin. ]
must be so.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

missidnerNex officio superintendent Of
water works and sewers. In charge
of pipes, pumps, reservoirs, etc. Shall
maintain regular office hours. Eight
hours constitute days work. En-
plOyes for each department as au-
thOriZed by ordinance Commissioner
shall nominate all employees therein
and employ all day laborers in his de-
partment. Council shall determine
number of employees and have power
to discharge same. Each commission
er shall keep record, inventory and
report which shall be open.
Department of Public Affairs -
Council shall by ordinance provide for
police and fire department. Commits
sioners shall have supervision and
control of both.
Department of Finance and Sup
plies-Fiscal year shall commence on
:. day of $500, 49,, and end on =.
day of .., 1871. Commissioner shall
have direct management of revenues
of city except as otherwise provided.
City cash kept in banks, under bond
of banks. All demands against city in
writing. itemized and audited. Coun-
ell shall provide system for collection,
custody and disbursement Of moneys
and accounting. Commissioner shall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-01

FOR SALE-Cne table. two iron couch
es, and gas stove. Inquire 727 -Four
teenth-and half street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-01
COLLECTIONS.
COLLECTIONS.
MADE-Hard accounts
No claims collected. William n
Walker. lawyer, al People'a Rank
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.


State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss:
Probate Court OF Rock Island Coun-
~; 10 the december Term. A. d. 1913.
Cornelius Donovan. executor, of the
dorf, deceased, vs. William Holdorff
Julia Jacobson, Margaret Theus, Ber-
tina Thens, Christy Holdorff, Hannah
dorff, Bernice Holdorff, Mary Reggie
ruge, Minnie Holdorff, and Sarah Hol-
dorff. Petition to sell real estate to pay
debts.
:. Affidavit. of the non-residence of
Christy HoldCrn, one of the defendants
above named, having been filed in the
of Rock Island county, notice is hereby
given to the said Christy Holdorff, that
VIII and testament of John Holdorff
deceased, has filed his petition in the
said probate court of Rock Island coun-
" for an order to sell the premises be-
longing to- the estate of said deceased
or SO much of IL as may be needed to
pay the debts of said deceased, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
All the following described lot, piece
or parcel of land, situated in South
Rock Island, In the county of Rock Is
land, and state of Illinois. to-wit: That
part of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section number
three 80, In township number seven
teen f11J- north of range number two
90, west of the fourth ca principal
meridian. and described as follows. to-
VII. commencing at the One-eighth
, section line eight 80 chains south of
the northeast corner OF the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of said
section; thence running west four "a
1 chains and seventy-nine (T9) hum
4 dredths or a chain: thence south eight
tS) chains and thirty-siN (36D Hnks.
thence east four go chains and seven
! ty-nfnes (79) links TO said eighth sec
\ ton line: thence north eight 90 chains
/ and thiTtysix t36) links to the place OF
beginning, containing four al acres
more or less, and known as lot number
4 ten C10) of said section: and that q
( summons has been issued out of said
! court against you. returnable at the
December term, A. ID. 1913, of said
/ court to be holden on the first day OF
! December, A. d. 1913. at the court house
I in Rock Island, in Rock Island county
I Illinois.
Now. unless ycu. the said Christy
/ HOldorff shall personally be and APP
/ pear before the said probate court OF
! Rock Island county, on the first dsy OF
I term thereof TO be holden at Rock
! Island. in said county. on the hrsf day
/ OF December, 1913, and plead. answer
I or demur TO the said compiainant's pe-
/ tition fled therein, the same and the
I matters and things therein charged and
stated Hil be taken as confessed and
Z a decree entered against Won accordin
! - the prayer OF said bill.
! Rock Island, III, Oct IS. 1913.
7 JOHN K. FLEMING. Clerk
I McEniry * AeEniFy, complainant
! solicitors.