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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
ATTRACTIVE BILL AT
 LOEyV,S RIJOU THEATRE

' Loew's Bijou theatre presented an attractive and entertaining pro- gramme for the last half of the semi centennial week beginning yesterday afternoon.
 The usual high class motion picture feature was offered with Eugene O'Brien starring in "Gilded Lies" in a five-reel drama. Following the fea- ture picture were two comedies and the usual interesting News Service.
 Little Yosie and company offered sensational and novel balancing act interspersed with gymnastic stunts that seemed almost beyond physical possibility. Like most Japanese. the iJaps either did the act well or re- fused to perform the stunt.
 Ted and Daisy Lane presented an entertaining comedy farce skit filled with laughable dialogues and songs.
 Paul and Georgia Hall presented character and musical sketch with song. impressions and two elaborate settings to illustrate the songs. The Indian sketch and the "Serenade or 1S6f" were well produced.
 Collins and Pillard offered one of the best nonsense bits of foolishness that has been seen on the Bijou boards for some time. There is a laugh in every line and for good. clean fun it is to be recommended to every vaudeville fan.
 The song and dance revue was well received. They offered a medley of syncopated dances and songs that held the interest of the capacity house throughout their act.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
REGULAR DIVIDEND DECLARED
 ERx, A p.a

New York, october 27.--The Beth lehem Steel Corporation today de- clared it's regular quarterly divi- dends of l II per cent on both classes of common stock. President Grace of the corporation announced that the value of orders on the books as of September 30 Was $7o,OoO,O00, or $14.0o0,OOO less than the billings of the previous quarter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
Estray Notice
FNfrnN NOflCe Tba Ctata of Alabama Jefferson Coun

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County;
 Probate Court.
 Taken up by N. Jones on the 1lth day of october, 1921. and estrayed before P. W. Acton. a justice of the peace for Pre- cinct No. 3l, a certain black horse or years old, heavy built, harness marks. short scar on left hind leg weight about HOO pounds; short tail; and valued at
 Witness my hand thia, 18th day of oc- tober 1921. I. F. STILES,
 Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
DALE FAIR OPENS

k Ozark. October 27.-(Special.)- .)- krith- practically every community Eud school exhibit completed and
 e'sticaliy arranged. the Dale county
 opened here today with the prospects of complete
 yer recorded. Commenting its. County Agent Crosby he Dale county fair bids any county exhibit in te.
 for the success of the e boys and girls of the in the county. The Id Ozark High school iafly show excellent cheme of arrangement. Is a credit to the en- should prove an in is section of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
IAN TAKES BRIDE

cober 27.-(Special.) )-G. Mrs. Fannie Howle were Ire Wednesday morning.
 Wade, pastor of the Episcopal church. South,
 The bride arrived here Texas home Tuesday night. . a resident of this place. sll known throughout the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28

song that got the laughs, and the opening acts with a couple, one of whom is man and the other strong woman, who losses him about the stage.
 On the screen a comedy, Pathe news and an Aesop fable in cartoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
WANTED RAILROAD MEN

Announcements have been made through the public press of a threatened strike on the lines of the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway company of engineers, firemen, con- ductors, brakemen and yard men. This company will re- ceive applications for employ ment in branches of service mentioned. Such applications should be filed with superin- tendents at St. Louis, Spring field, Kansas City, Chaffee and Monett, Mo-; Ft. Scott, Kan.; Memphis, Tenn; Bir- mingham, Ala; Ft. Smith, Ark; Tulsa and Enid, Okla. i; general manager, Springfield, Mo-; general superintendent, Ft. Worth, Tex, and vice president operation, 1908 Frisco Bldg. St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
Legal Notice

My wife known as Marwood Sims Paeske or Mrs. Julius w. Paeske, having | left my bed and board, I no longer 1 responsible for any debts contracted in
 either her or. my name. She is at present
 living at 1230 South Twelfth street, Bir-
 mngham Ala.
 {, Signed JULIUS W. PAEsKB.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given that two weeks from the expiration of this date applica- ton will be made to the governor of Ala haina for a pardon or parole for Will Gray. serving a life sentence at Wetumpa.
 AMOS NORWOOD. Birmingham. Ala. Oct. 21. 1921.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PAIGE SEDAN - VIII sell beautiful $3,S00 Paige Sedan, practically as good as new, just repainted, for $1,500 today. Apply Age-Herald business off, flee or to Detroit Motor Co., 816 s. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
CLERICAL

Young man wanted for immediate open ing with reliable concern; prefer young single man who can take dictation and
 use typewriter; this Is an unusually good proposition for ambitious young man. See Manager. 221s Jeff Go. Bank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28

60 ACREs-For ss6o; pay s1o cash sIs month. Ingram Land Co. Birmingham. LANDING can sell one acre million. Ingram Land Co.,. Btrming ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
BUSINESS oPPOKTuNITIEs
INSURANCE

FOR LIFE INSURANCE see D. R. Mo
 David, Jr., general agent for Alabama National Lie Insurance Co.,, homo institution. First NhtlOnal Bank Blug. Nam i57, . A,npTr. .Htr InANa at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
NOTICE TO LADIES

If you are tired of that nervousness, fear full headache. backache, constipation and uterine trouble write me; you will receive, without cost, information that has brought health and happiness to thousands Mir. Strong, First National Bank Bldg.
 WANTED--TO GIVE FOR ADOPTION TO PROPER PARTIES, BEAUTIFUL BABY GIRL. t-sPARENTAGE THE BEST. ADDRESS G-35 CARE AGE HERALD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
MAN GIVEN UNIQUE SENTENCE


Our uf the most famous members of
The English bench was Judge william
Henry MJulr uf lie common pleas
"vliri 81 London, II ~ told ~ him.
the brirult News rycnlis, hat one day
when u Jury yawr"d through n long
scri"s uf Testimony. nud finally when
the muiurliy at the T. good men aud
ira" seemed un The verge uf going to
si,rp md the rest tu haze lost all In
t'r"t IN the cns" he abruptly closed
the Testimony nnd ~" Jury hlrd Vni.
Although tl. evidence proved the prls.
ou"r Innocent, md even the prosecui'
Ing attorney admitted u, the jury
brought IN u verdict NJ guilty.
The Judge being thus forced 10 give
sentence. did sU ~ follows Prisoner
NJ IN. bnr. your cninScl thinks vOn IN.
ruc"ui. the "Ounsrl FOR the prosecution
thinks Nou inherent, I think sou iuno-
cent. But nry or your conutrymrn
In the exercise ~ Such rUnmon sense
NJ they possess. which does not seem
10 be much. have found you guilty,
Supldly enough. md II remains for
me 10 rnss upon you ih. sentence ~
the law. The sentence is that you he
kcpi IN Imprisonment for Que day. ani
that dny 10 he yesterday, therefore you
mny 90 uhoui your business"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Venice Once Supreme City.

few centuries aga Venice was the
gateway for the commerce Of all cen.
trail Europe, particularly TO und from
M. N.nr East. ], was here that tia
merchants "f the earth congregntcd
aud many money lenders piled ihclr
vacation 81 collecting uSury.
Tho Rialto bridge. made famous by
Shnkesp'nrs's "'fhe Merchant of
Venice" SIN stands. This structure
once afforded h meeting place for in-r.
chan, primes 10 discuss the business
OF the world In those days Venice
wns Among lllr most important OF sea-
poris, lis harhor was constantly alive
with merchant ships, ~ well rs pas
sengrr vessels. II II SIN n unique city,
IN thai its streets are Cliei'y water.
ways or canals. hut although stlll II
city beautiful, and fur famed for Its
fine arts, Its glory and Importance ~
u colnnsrcial center have passed
awny.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
MAKING Joss Stick.

The composition of candles called
joss sticks, which ARE used N all ths
religious ceremonies VI Buddhism. has
long remained II NY S'ery, the prepara-
tion of the sticks being intrusfcd Ia
certain persons choS,ni from limited
class. Nol long ago, however, there
VAS learned the manner 0f maxim.
JOSS sticks IN lndo China, A stem Ut
haInloo l. rolled IN u preparation
containing II different 0dorlferous
drugs, two -of which are significant,
rs showing n knowledge of chemical
aud physical properties, These ARE
ncDulir. which serves Ia prOtcci the
sticks against the attacks of rats
aud m'ce, and calnphdr, which cuusss
them 10 burn steadily without being
perlodiTlly cN,lnguished
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
GIANT TREES OF AUSTRALIA


ln the huuk. "tndcr the Snuihrrn
Cr"Ss.' written by Maturin NJ Baliou.
nn American traveller. in the sis NJ
the last century, W. read II his cstl.
mate " the great trees ~ Australia.
according 10 the christian Science
Mentor.
ut Is In this colony of Australia that
the traveller fluids the giant trees con.
sidcrcd 10 hc onc Of the great won.
drrs II our tunes. and which exceed
IN dimensions those grand couifcrs NJ
Californiu In which Americans feel
such pride. These big trees Of Victoria
are called the mountain ash. though
why 50 named We dO not understand.
as they are not Of that family. Hut
they are certainly the tullest trees Ia
the known worid, often measuring iOn
feet aud more IN height, aud from
iifty to sixty feet IN girth a couple OF
yards from the ground. When We say
that these trees exceed IN dimensions
those uf California we refer especial
~ TO their height inasnuch NJ the
American trees equal them, II they
'lo not In some Instances surpasS them
In circumference. The Australian
trees rise hundred feet more ar less
from the roots without putting forth
lateral branch. TN beholding them
one II not at first impressed by their
exceptional size ~ monnrchllke AZ.
pcnrancr, hut they grow upon one by
further observation. A trip ~ a hun
dr,d miles frum Melbourne due east 10
sale. y remarkably pleasant town, 0r
between 31N aud 1000 Inhabitants.
situated on the Gippslnnh ruilrond--
ink"s "ur 4" the region where thes.
Immense inrosi giants are to lee seen,
aud at thr sum" time Introduces ~,
Traveller 10 s"tur ur the finest scenery
IN ~" mountain range "f this district"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

publicn, un in The Holt County SENT.
mel, a weekly newspaper printed and
published in Holt county. Missouri,
that thc rldintin herein hrs com.
mcnced action against the defendant,
Henry Eurlc. in the Circuit Court Of
Holt County Missouri. the object aud
nature Oi which said action Is that
plaintin seeks to be divorced from the
bonds ui matrimouy contracted with
said defendant upon the grounds that
defendant it divers times during the
marriage u plaintiff aud defendant
was guilty of such cruel and barbdr-
GUS treatment toward plaintiff as tn
seriously impair plaintiffs health and
endangcr her life, and that during the
marriage uf plaintiff and defendant
the defendant offered TO the plaintiff
such indignitics as to render plain
tins condition intolerable.
And unless you, the said defendant,
be and appear at the next term of this
Court 10 hr holden at the court house
In the city Of oregon, Holt County.
Missouri Un the 2Sth day OF Febru-
airy, 1921, and answer or plead To the
petition IN said cause, the same will be
taken ns confessed and Judgment rem
dered accordingly.
A true copy Of the record. Witness
NV hand ~ Clerk and the seal Of said
Court. Done at office in Oregon.
Missouri This 18th day of December.
1920.
u. A. DuNIIAM,
lScaD Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Duke, by the Hour.

In Concord, Mass, there used to be
,rips around the Town, all his horses
except one, Duke Invariably was rent
ed by the hour, One day, when the
iIverymnn was about 10 retire on
goOd-slzed competence. he explained:
Duke" he said, illustrates the pos.
sib'liiy OF visible motion without high.
" visible progress II should be un-
drrStood that the liverynan dated hack
10 the dny OF the Concord school Of
philosophy. Duke" he explained.
"makes no money by the trip. but by
the hour well, Duke when
IN good form can trot Tor nvs minutes
IN the SHADE Of tree" 4
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Order Of Publication.

State Of Missouri, County of Holt, SIS,
In the Circuit Court OF Holt County,
Missouri. February Term, 1921.
Mary Jane Engle, Plaintiff.
vs.
Henry Engle, Defendant.
Now here on this 25th day Of 0cto-
her, 1890, the same being the first day
Of the October Term, 1920, of the
Holt County Circuit Court, come the
plaintiff herein by her attorney. and
II being now shown TO the satisfaction,
OF the Court that the defendant herein
cannot be summoned IN this action in
this state.
II 70 here now ordered By tho court
that said defendant b notified by
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

''t'' w s''FN'Hl's NpuhtN W ''v's go
In the circuit Court OF Holt County.
Missouri. February Term, 1921.
|ohn +. ldrn, Plaintiff.
w.
Daniel x Potter. alias Daniel 3, G, N.
Potter. " living, and II deceased,
the unknown consort. heirs, devils
ees, dunccs, alicnces and inn
mediate. mcsnc or remote,
voluntary ur involuntary gran
tets Of Daniel s. Potter, alias
Daniel : G. VI. Potter. John Keig-
er. beneficiary In certain Trust
Deed ur his unknown. trustee,
guardian gSsigngc.- donee or rcceiv-
ers, II living. and II deceased, he
unknown widow. heirs. dovisecs, On
ccutors ur !dminigtratorB of said
John krigcr. deceased, holder OF
the cert In prOmisory note Of date
May |. 1863 due IN sixteen months
after date With interest ~ the rate
of iu', until paid aud secured by
Trust Decd from Henry Blum and
wife, Thcru~iu Blum. aud II. +.
Glcitzr and wife. Francisco Gleit-
10, Ia luhn kcigar. recorded IN
estate records oI Holt County. Mia-
souri: John u. iIogrcfc. trustee. II
living. named IN the Trust Deed OF
record in Book ~" at Page jlS of
the aforesaid records. and II de-
ceased. his unknown successor In
said trust; Henry Blum, II living.
and II deceased, the unknown con
sort, heirs, dcyisccs, donccs, alicnecs
and immediate, mcsnc or remote, vol
untary or involuntary grantees OF
Henry Blum; Henry 7. Gleitzc, II
living and II deceased, the un
known consort. heirs. devisecs
ionees. alienees and immediate
mesnc or remote voluntary or In
voluntary grantees OF Henry y.
Glcit1c. Frances NJ Iden, u living.
sort, heirs, d,yisces, donees, alienees
and immediate, mesne or remote, vol
untary or involuntary grantees OF
Frances NJ. idon: Samuel NJ.
Dunn. II living, and II deceased, the
unknown consori. heirs, devisees.
donees, nlienees and immediate
mssne. or remote voluntary or In
voluntary grantees Of Samuel NJ.
puhn, DcIsn",nls, NJ, c-
IN me oircht touil OF non oouh'E'
Missouri, February Term, 1921.
The State Of Missouri to tha above
named or described defendants, "rce'-
ing
You are hereby notified that an ac-
tlon has been commenced against you
In the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Holt. In the State OF Missouri, affect.
ing the title to the following described
land and tenements situated In Holt
County, Missouri, to-wit: The North
thirty 1900 acres OF the East Half OF
the southeast Quarter and the South
forty laO) acres Of Lot SIX t6) IN See.
tion nineteen'do, Township s'S'y-"ne
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mote voluntary or involuntary grant
ecs uf said Elisha ". Freeman, II de-
ceased.
That the claim OF right, title or ~.
tcrest in said real estate Of James
Wright, II living, Is derived by virtue
Of a certain warrenty Deed from Col
son Stapp and wife, Mary Ann Stapp,
Of date November nth, 1851. and re-
corded In Book &c" at Page 26i OF
the real estate records OF Holt Coun-
~. Missouri, conveying the West half
OF the Southeast Quarter OF the
Southwest Quarter OF Section twenty
seven t27D. Township sixty-two l62).
of Range forty (iO), I'm said state and
county. that the said Warranty Deed
is the last transfer of said title, right
or interest In said last described real
estate; that plaintin has no knowl-
edge or information us to whether
said james Wright Is living or dead
that II he is dead certain unknown
persons, defendants herein, derive or
claim to derive u title and claim to
said real estate US the consort, heirs.
devisees. donees. alienees and immed.
late, mesne or remote, voluntary or in
voluntary grantees OF said James
Wright IL deceased
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s' ."e lam % W rlsn.' ,,''s u,t,,, az u
,as ua,, !" u ,I,, @ ' .st, ',.' "
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W,,i''h, WI wa ,,'isE !NIa IL" n,', sav
's't anu VIZ, '""o 90 ,s "sn''
VI aa,e Nove,noer i ..e,,. 80 leof; snu re-
.oIaeu w oooh !" fase 700 y, ,ne
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p,ssgu,,' ~, s,u .o"'ug,ns .ue VI, 'n W
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W. ias, ,r'"s'v' :" su,u M, '.sn,
% ,n'e'.s, w so,u W." n'S.Il"vu roa'
es'u'', 'nu, p,a'n,n' n"" v" NnuN :,
wy ur nniu'",n',oh W T" Mnc'"oI
sau wnh"m hou'',N " lNlnb u'
n.ou' 'nu, u ". uenu 'rI,"in u'-
hn""" P''SonS' "''.''',''''S '',,"' v
rive OF ''aim to SERVE 'lic ah"
'Iaih 10 s"i1 lsa' .s'a,e as w" c"''
SUI m,l,s, uS',s"e,, "o,.'ss, ] a,,'',,ys Wv,
nn,orv NM or inyninn,ory rrnn,ccs NJ
snJJ wniI,,, uoh.,,, 4, Jccc,sod
Th,, ,hc ci,in n, ,iyh, ,,,Ie or IN
,,rcsI in aid reaI estate oI Jobn o
Cams ~ living "a Je,iycd by yir,nc
of y c.r,,in we1rantv nceJ from loan
n II,r,,J anil viT. Mipe,yn n Iinr,
raj M d,,c N,v oi is,- and ,nro,,led
4, pnoL ~, a, p,,o ,as az ,,o ,,,,.'
a. ,,'.,.,,,. ,,,,,u,,.t,,,, a., w., II.I,
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wcst ona,t"r nj Srction twenty. s"ynn
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
A Sweet
Romance
By oTILLIA r. PFEIFFER


He wns n motherlpss boy Of twelve.
when he one day took It upon himself
TO tramp bnrcfoct,-i ten miles to view
the glorles Of n circus and obtained
free admission to the big tent ns com.
pensatlon for feeding the horses. lie
hung around the fascinating environ.
ment nearly all the next day and ar.
rived home nj dusk.
John Earle. his father. was a stern.
morose man anu strict discipline.
rlan. When he had questioned his son
he set hfs lips grimly. lie called 20
the hired man about the plncei
Get some stout ropes n spade aud
the whcclbnrrow." and when the man.
date had been obcypd, he added Tie
the hands and feet Of this disobcdlcnt
son. place him In the harrow. and fol.
low me-"
For over mile the vehicle Jul,.d
over a road leading down into n valley
near n shallow creek. t'pon Iis sandy
shore John Earle spoke In n whisper
to his employee. The latter proceeded
To dig u deep hole IN the soft yielding
soil. The two of them lifted Rupert.
terrified by their ominous silence. low.
cred him Into the hole helpless nnd
erect. The sand was filed IN nboui
him, nnd only his head wns allowed 20
protrude.
The moonlight. bright rs day. the
lonely stnrs above. the solemn silence
OF the scene when the two men had
llama .slaIIl...I Nel lad A..
the marrow lie was practically bur.
led alive. NJ least unill morning.
To shut uut N" haunting dread ~
the long night hofor. him he closed
his eyes. Suddenly. n Voice aroused
him.
"'rhoSc w..'krd men why have they
treated you 81 cruellyi" II spoke In
gentle, plying accents.
- Cant you help mo ont; I shall die
" am left her" all night. ="
Rupert appealed 10 slim. ragged
girl, perhaps ten years ~ ng". with
great. wonderful eyes. She sped nwny
with n reasstrlng gesture. II WIS Ia
return dragging n long dlichlng shovel
after her. She set to work removing
the sand until the capil,, was free
from the whist M. Then III. proceed
ed 10 remove The rope from his wrists.
Rupert could help himself some
what. hut his tlreless rcscucr kept
loOsening the sand until he n,nnnged
TO pull himself free of the hole. She
sat dewn beside him, winsome rrea.
ture OF ariless ineenuonsne~s. listen
Ing 10 his story with kecnly sympn'
thetic face. lie had never seen her
before IN tho district, hut learned That
she was not remote but near neigh
bor Her st'pfather and his family
had lust IcaNrd n small farm dawn the
rond. Shc hnd Witnessed from hid
Ing The punishment ~ RIil"T'. Sh-
did not cond",nn hls rather w words
only u great sadness sul"lh'd hc-. n
though her own experience was not
ono OF happiness ana hope
~ hrSt twice u week ANA ,hcn every
day Rupert s'"le away f"r u Slight ~
word. nm hours rninhlc with 'hc girl
who was the FIRST human being he
could r"n-n'hrr Who seemed 10 'hr'
for HIN. His rather died IN" follow
Ing MONTH leaving nothing hut dents.
Rupert wns homeless. i'' Ind often
planned how haply he would he 10
70 ont Int" the world SN''d new scenes,
hut now poro,hy Wilder "hchnine'l
him H. the old environment. Just he
yOnd the fnrn lived n retired clergy
man. Yer, old. We kept several liorSes
and opcirtcd u home garden, lie hrd
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07


Dora Schonrock, Amanda Nordloh.
Edward Ideker. Ella Mckee and
Emmett IdekSr, Plaintiffs,
Va.
las. u. Galloway and Vim. II. Gallo.
way, benenciaries In certain
mortgage, or their unknown trustee,
guardian. assignee, donee OF receiv-
ers, " living. and II deceased sno
unknown widow, heirs. devisees, ex-
ecutors or administrators OF said
Jas. u. Galloway aud WIN. X. Cal
foway, deceased, holders OF two
certain promisory note Of date 25th
day OF January, 1858, due In IL
months after date with interest at
the rate OF 10Tc until paid and Sc
cured by Mortgage from Jesse II.
Allen TO Jas. II. Galloway and VIM.
II. Galloway. recorded In Book "F"
at Page 27S OF the real estate rec
ords Of Holt County. Missouri;
Zedekiah Story, u living. and II de-
ceased the unknown consort, heirs,
devisees, doneos. allenees and i'm
mediate mesne or remote voluntary
or involuntary grantees OF Zedekiah
Story; Elisha W. Freeman, " iiv-
ing. and IL deceased, the unknown
consort, heirs, devisecs. donees,
aliences and immediate mesno or
remote voluntary or involuntary
grarices Oi Elisha W. FREEMAN;
James Weight, II living, and u de-
ccar.d tho unknown consort, hcirs,
devisecs. donecs, aiicnccs and i'm {.
mediate mesne or remote voluntary
or involuntary grantees of James
Wright. william Roberts. " living.
and u deceased the unknown con.
sort, heirs, dcviSces, donccs, alicnccs
and immediate, mcsnc or remote. vol
untary or involuntary grantees Of
William Roberts; John q. Capps, IL
living, aud u dsceaaed tho un-
known consort, heirs. dcvisees, don
ees, alienecs and immediate mesno
or remote voluntary or Involuntary
grantees OF John O. Capps: rreder-
ick W, Walter, beneficiary IN n
certain trust deed. or his unknown
trustee. guardian, assignee, donccs,
or receivers, II living. and n de-
ceased, the unknoy., widow. heira.
dcylsees, executors or .dminlstra-
tors OF said Frederick w. Walter.
deceased, holder OF a certain promi.
sorry note of date 18th dny of Octo-
ber, 1866, due IN 3 years after date,
with interest at the rate of iogs un-
III paid and secured by Trust Deed
from Christopher voltmcr TO Fred
crick W. Walter. recor led in Hook
-" at Page iiO OF the real estate
records Of Holt County, Missouri.
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County
Missouri. Febnlnry Term. iDoI
The s,ue ~ Ailssnur, 4, IN, ,h,v,.
named or described Icfendon,'' Grea, |.
inc,
70, o,. ,,,o,, ,,,,,,, Tim, a, NO.
tion has bec, Commenced agn,rs, ynu
an ,ha c,rc,i, Cn,,,, -, ,ha rn,n.v ~,
uoi, In The STATE n, Miss,,ri aco,,'
ING ,hc ,,,lo % The ,o,,ow,ng asscr,hoa
land nnd tencmcnts si,uatc In Uol,
Coun,v uisso,,r; ,o.wi,. m. Wos,
Halo ~ ihe Som,b.as, on,,,or ~ ,hc
cnn,Lvo,, ona,.,.s ~ Ss,,an ,an,w.
so,,"n ,o-, Ta,,shin Si,,r,t,n ,sS,
- " .-' % %",on ''"' WV 'o-''
VI ma n'se ,o''y t,u,, . .,...
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