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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
EARL
SENSATION OF
FARGO RACES
Green, Unmarked Horse
Showing Plenty Oh Class;
2:l5 Trot Fast

Fargo. N. d., July 14.-Robert
Earl, green horse procured by Hams
Muilenberg Of, Hutchinson, Mimi, OF
the Standing Rock Indian reservation
in North Dakota last April was again
the sensation Of the harness events
of the interstate fair:
Robert Earl, who on Tuesday won
the $3.50 pace in three straight heats
and stepped the final heat in 2:181-2,
today won all three heats Of the 2:22
pace, clipping the mile in the first
heat in 2:16 L..
Lghtstone Watts, bay rare, owned
by w. F. Converse of Minneapolis.
went four heats The best time in
this event was made in the first heat
by Baron Lac, a Wascca, Mimi, horse,
the time being 2:16 Ia.
It was good old summertime" on
the Fargo track. Not in years has
interest In horse racing been so keen
as this summer, indicating a revival
Of the sport. The summary:
2:15 Trot $500 and Added Money!.
Lghtstone Watts, B.. m., Converse,
Of Minneapolis, 4-1-1-1.
Baron Lac, b. h.. waseca Horse
Co.. Waseca, 1852.
Doug P%endelton. br. h.. c. r. Horn
ing, Minneapolis, 2-2-2-2.
Alta May, br. M. Steele Of Musko-
gee, Okla, 3-3-5-4.
Time .2:16 Ia, 2:17 IL, 2:17 Ia,
and 2:1S 1-2.
2:22 Pace ($4oo and Added Money!,
Robert Earl, c.. h. h., Hans Mullen
berg. Hutchinson, Mimi. 1-1-1.
Baby Grundy, b. m, w. s.. Brown,
Wasecaf Mimi, 2-2-4.
Gorge Gano, Jr.. b. g.. Waseca Horse
Co., Waseca, 9-9-2.
Maggie Dandelion, b. NJ. e. D
Holmes, Dunnell, Mimi, 3-4-5.
Time 2:16 1-2, 2:1S IA, 2:17 ia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

Bill Hart has given Mary Garden
the sombre he wore in many Of his
pictures. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
SAYS STATE GRAIN
GRADING LAW rs
STILL OPERATIVE

Agricultural College, NJ. D.,
July 15.-North iDakcta's grain
grading law Is still in force, and
will be in force until the courts
declare II imperative; although
the circuit court Of appeals de-
clared the law unconstitutional
two months ago, the case Is to be
heard In higher courts, and no
decision has as yet definitely
checked its operation, w. @. Pal
mer, chief grain inspector told
members OF the Grainmen's
Union at their conference which
was called here q few days ago.
"An appeal has been made to
tho United States supreme court
In regard to the states. grading
law" said Mr.. Palmer, land there
has been no decision stating
whether or not this step will act
as q stay. II it Is decided that it
does act as a stay then the grain
grading law stands as II nothing
had happened. Only In case q
stay Is not granted will the law
become imperative.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
QUITS TEACHING TO
STUDY MEDICINE

Min oJt,uly 15.-George E. Mueller,
physical instructor at tho Minot nor
NAL school for the past two years;
has resigned and will study medicine
at the Rush Medical college, Chicago,
this fall, according to an announce
ment made today. He win conclude
his services at the Minot institution
August S when the current term Of
summer school concludes.
Mr.. Mueller has been connected
with the Minot Normal for the past
two years. He is an e~x-service man
and gained widespread notice at the
close of the last basketball season
when he had charge Of the district
and state tournaments in this city.
His father is a practicing physician in
Cleveland and Mrs. Mueller and baby
will make their home there while Mr..
Meuller is taking his four-year course
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
New Plan For Land
Classification Is
Adopted In Ward,

Minot, July 15.-The county COM
m~is5ioners, sitting as the board Of
equalization. has adopted a new policy
of classifying land in Ward county.
The plan under which land in Grand
Forks and other counties is classiged
is to be tried out, according to an an
n~ouncensent made today. The town
ships are divided into ten classes &C
cording to the value Of their land and
instead of fixing an assessed valua-
ton per acre for each township, an
assessed valuation has been fixed for
each class.
The average Assessed valuation per
acre as left by the township boards
was $17.10 in Ward county. The
county board has reduced this to
1859.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Hoboes Get Mixed
Up In Shooting Deal
In Valley City Depo,

Valley City, N. D., July 15.-Two
transients, apparently working men,
are in the hospital here, one shot
through the arm and the other
through the breast as the resul. OF
an affair in the 500 depot.
A M thought to De one OF the
gunner is under arrest and the au-
LthoritiesH are In search of a second
man thought to have been implicated,
Two stories are told of the shoot
ing, n being that I. w. w. agents
were busy among the hoboes and ar
argument started that became over
heated, Another story is that rob
berry was the motive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
ESTIMATE RYE
CROP AT ABOUT
il BUSHELS
Harvest is On at Minot; II
Bushel Wheat AVERAGES
1, Expected.

Minot, JulyN15.--Cutttng rye in the
immediate vicinity Of Minot has start
ed and the general prediction is that.
the yield win BE between eight and
rs bushels to the acre. It seems to
Ne the general opinion that the ave
& yield Of rye near Minot Will be
about II bushels. A number Of
farmers cut a few rounds and then
decided to wait a ay or two longer,
the rye having the appearance OF pc
Si1g reay: forsthe binder but found not
quite 30 ready. when cutting was
1iaRkarted. BY the end Of the week the
syee harvest will be on IN full blast
and in the course of another ten days
MINERS will be cutting wheat.
a small percentage of the
wheat creag is being cut for hay,
most farmers living near Minot will
secure a yield Of from three to five
BHfEBhels This is about equal to the
Ssie17 crop. The rain during the past
aafBSW days has been of great assistance
sf6athe wheat, also to oats and barley,
S sassS Dry Area is Very Small. "A
B3SNSssThe district in which crops are
sEhnrt this cal as a result of dry
WEATHER comprises about LIB TO ~
SSsHduare miles with Mtnot seemingly y
1.-THE very center of It. From Norwich
east, from Des Lacs west, south .o1
j hills between Minot and the res,
ervation country and north about ~
mites crops are much better than the.
are right near Mtnot. The averag'
wheat yield in northwestern Nortf
MlDalxota, with the exception Of thu
stricken ares close to Minot
fixed at IL bushels to the acre b!
ssmen who are considered c~onversan
the situation. i
aNls$S8 TIL ere are some races Of black rus
8Sin' northwestern North Dakota, bu
%ffthe extent Of damage by rust will no
Sbe great, it is stated. Wheat in tn
vicinity OF Minot is believed past tn
#fpoint when rust an DAMAGE
The rains this, week. have been o
great help to potatoes and corn.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
COZY CORNER CLUB HEARS !
SAL S FAMOUS STORIES
Well-known Barber Relates to Members His Famous
Wrestling Match With Mike Dwyer and About
the Great Ball Game

! suspeH.
+, i hoile: Mia. But Aiee-s.r Dwy
aN,pay-a no tensh. lie keep-a on.
,he clos., sells ana he keep d
saneez-a, lie sQueex-a OF; da shoe.
NufI-a! cry-a lei; data. Den-a
seev heem one-a bjg-a s.ap-a on a
da nose. and when he wax up-a he
Why you-a -hee, me-a lak-a
"'canss say 'Nun-a, ana you pay
Wy" he saga. no. unmcrstan'
'When-a / tcll-a dces. da Coze Club
a gsntlemens mak-a da laff.''
.Yo"-a han nsh,-a Mee-<er Broth
cGasa:: he wo' YOU call,a som'
Dan. Mce-scr Broth Tail. he say.
Yer good. yer good now you Broth.
Sal, ana YOU haf tell bout da ball-a
= see. ;h.sy kecd me. bu, l keep-a
Sitef up teca, and ! ten-a:
You kn"w; tl'AaSS TrHfera, he hava
me sNss baiiia club. lie 81, umhert
BIG ana alta dem fer. They go to-
Ia da baN-;, ncl and Chase Trafcru
Ne ina ia he. Wen Louis Biag' hit-a
n ball on-n what YOU call la nose.
-raSs. ana Louie Bag he run-a LEX
+. deer. Wen h" gst-a To sec base.
t7te Bonnie. h" grab heem ana he
say:
.yog-a hset-a .da bali out-a. YOU
Me no gct-a da ball" Louie hc-a
say, YOU gcta da ball. I hcet hcen."
We no y paiy de gam-n iccli dat
a. Man what heet du ball. he goa
set-a oct "
Chase Trafera hc-a 70 ina ia
ball and go OUT. cen da hish-a
grass ana Tim da bail. taxa LA
bali ova ana hama Get 10 Louie
bag. ana he TAXA ce; ana run hom-
a"
Chase Trafcra ara Pete nonin'
hav-a da fight. ana da Jump he caIl-a
da Eam-s on account-a da dark"
"Das rot story" Mce-Scr Broth
Bat say "pa gam-a' not-a playa
lex that You no cana mak-a da run
4 no mak-a da run" | say. Louie
Bag n" nEsk-a da run"
"MeeSer Broth Tail. he saw:
Gents, We hnv-a cen our mcedst one
humsn-a. da Mcc-ser Wav-a Mel:'.
He want-a he. what-H you calI-u.
mem dis-a club. Whgt-a YOU say?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
u, u,,ti,y rrc,, hR.

tSHi Victor, Wr.l-knoWn tcusOriRl
Ir.ist. w, guest % the CoaN Cor
ncr Club. t It's meeting in Mnrpay's
I Hotel Ertaay night. and white :r!m-
ming the ha!r Cf one OF mis- deaf GUS
toners the following night. gave 4
srnpN.s description OF the meetin :
and his r"ception.)
Wei say what YOU think? Pres
! Tail, Iced oi-er-dA Cozc club. hs ask
me come over Tor meet wiih-u d..
gang, ias-a night AKA up. jus
gc,a cen Mosser Broth PUTT he say.
Jus lex shat.
How YOU come cen ycre?''
Me" ia barb who shaVe-a da
hos man cen da c!t Mt am Sal.
LA hart. CharE-a ia small price !or
ia stamp. cos-a not so much for in
Ineesaree Cut-a la hair
You btta cuta oct shnr;. den.'' say
49, hrS,h' So NV. last lsk;s t sas
who ,aght TAXA i hanan.
4 no coma here for shave / OK
plain. Il coma here Tor MAX mysef
enjoy. ! coma for mak-a iaf. Ikea
Java one what YOU call line. red APP.
whn;-a Mes-scr Brcth' Geelpetn
mUk-a i pres
Bout thccse zine. Mce-Ser' RrotL
lcem Tres he say, IN YOU wants
stay here. you gotta te!-n bout ds biz
wras' match.
~ 'ooka rouu Tor TO see how mak-a
mecca ge.t-away, hut Moc-ser B-oth
Graneem. whai-a ycu calla ht"n.
stal-a ny du door. ana Mre-Ser Broth.
Sp"ights he looN-a i!ll-n haad-a man.
Dan !ncit-a min bot teil-n da
wrns' match. so | toll.
"B!ga Mik-a Dwy' he pm OF;
lek-a dat. an he say he ;row any
guy what coma long. bar none.
Georgia Husy' icok-a M. from a
hoo-a he read, ana he say. just laka
that -s.
Who say bar. Where ola bar?''
IL cNnlaIn mecca, LEX. they amt no.
bar, ana he look-a mad LEX mischif.
MIX pwy' say he trow cny tree
man. in Eljcks C'iub-a. an he giv-a
sct-up for any galoot-a whata stay
free min
II civ-a Mik-a da lar. for max a
soma gcod-a trow myself. Mce-ser
Tom-a M"cu'' he say:
You beta YOU can
"Mik-a swell-a out-a. so. ana he
srout-a rouu' wen l grab hecm by
da neck Fore ! kuow-a wot han
he g.v' me what-a YOU ca,l-a da scis'
hold He Squee5-a. my, how he
yquceza
He sGuccz.a 50 iaS n. bus-a my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Democratic Committee, one of the
old-linc Democrats was chosen Sec
rotary. Mrs. Frank L. Jobson. the
other member. liz the balance OF pow
er In the board.
The board will probably meet on
March 10. at which time precinct of :
heers Will DC chosen. For tho pri-
mary election three officials for each
precinct arr to be selected. One is
known as registrar, another as Judge
and the third AZ clerk There ar.
forty precincts under the new align
mcnt. and three officers must be
chosen Tor each. AT tho general cleo
tion. five officials are 10 serve. NJ
least ono OF which must be OF tho
RepubliCnn "fnith."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
who hv2~ Mss-ssr Broth PUT

lie one-a' hn-a gent" say Mee-se,
| froth' Rus. ale beessest mama In.
Ia Ce.ty Cuun'. Ite ,nok-n alta du
| Avs whn:-n wo break ever day
"iie lek-a da Mee-Ser COTE. VIVA,
count-a da MON He coma Ina my
shop-a ever day. ana hay-a hses hair
cut lilo gocd-a da man" I say.
"pnn. wo;-u you thecnk. Mee- ser
jroth Bowry Srab-a me AMI say he
trow-a me out on-u terra frma. Wot
you theonk-a that? Dui-a wen he
start. Mee-ser Broth Putt. lie say:
Who d;s-n Terra Flrma?" ana aa
light he go out"
1t is suggested that those who al
tempt 10 read this withou; "a CLOS
sary may be subject TO treatment.
and II Is stated also tina, President
Taylor VIII stand responsible for ANY
hosp'tal or surgical expenses which
may be entailed. The records of the
meeting show that Sal Vator Was
present at the last meeting OF the
ciub; That he was compelled to re-
iatc his two famous stories on "'rhc
wrestling Match with Mike Dwyer
at the Elks' Clubs" and the ..C;rnnt
Ball Game at Old Broad street
ParE Tony Lucas wou known
Joiner. has committed both stories
nN heart. and will relate them in the
original dialect upon request and
by permission OF State Auditor Lee
Moore.
alderman Wave Melton was nomi-
mated and elected To full member
snip and will he expected to sing his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Do you know your present
WORTH
Do you know the number Ct
times you turn your stock
yearly
Do you know the actual amount
monthly Of your expenses
salaries. rent. light, heat, in
surance. etc, and what per-
centagc the total is OF your
total sales?
Do you know how much your
purchases this month should
total to compare favornbly
with those of the same month
last Year, And are they
gagged to speed up your stock
turnover!
Do your records show daily the
amounts paid out for postage,
express. carriage and other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
--LATEST song In false.,o at tho mex,

meeting.
President Taylor announced ,h.t n
conimittee had been named TO avDear
before the Council COMMITTEES , on
towers on March Is. and another
Co.hn.ttee had been named to con-
Ter Win the Street Committee on
naming the streets. This latter com.
ntiltee was armed with important In
structions. sealed. which are not to
DC openeu until the committee
reAches the committee room OH tho
night of the meeting
TIE records indicate the club
stands :our-sqhare on increased sal
ar,es Tor school teachers. and does
'rr now mrrh additional levy
~ made on the tax lists. for every
hetnoer OF the club stands for highe
education and Dlenty@ OF II. and
Knows IL cannot be had without be-
ing paid for).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
IRISH RELIEF DRIVE WILL
OPEN IN CITY TOMORROW
'""' rams FOR Launching of Cam.
p"isn VIII BE Made az Meet
ing To-day.

III. c%nA .'"lGA 10 raise $4,000. 600 for
vii OF the suffering i'm lrclauJ
,,,,,ti, Yin tomorrow aud coniinun
nt,!l March y. The Ainericr, 60
finltlo" for Relief in lr.laud ~, On
nlhn The movement 'Fhis
thn -W@ae campniit. and l. ajtractimg
peonfe th"oUghiut TINS CONT ~ ~
Iiudinr j. Carolina! ,;!I'lorS iiS:l.air,
Thomas ) Walsh ana many m ni.,as
''.ii OF hat!OHa reputation
ne iE"l ARRANGEMENT. fpr l..,,,f
Ing lhr campaign ,yll; he So. - N'..IS
S!ttrh"oH ~ o'clock M . ,n'.,,.r
OF me American Committee f,, o. -
~ ,,"'"H4, "a; ihc McGNl catholi,.
Sn'o. iia!i Eighth ana Gr.,,,,
streets The campaign in INC S 800
~ tNprct'd 90 raise The sum az e.,
WV ana hivimond Will IL, cnfr.d
A" .Th ioG one. h"i' OF That amount.
NJ committee proposes 10 ,nnt,
EehcraI appeal Tor funds vi,,, "' - .
10 purchase food. cloihinr AKA -"
Ga puppies, ana IT, rcnf,- su,.l ~
,rd =. Is needed CaL.cs rc,cly.d
from Europe show W.id.sHrt..' 'v"
emp oym@n' genera .,nuo,,' ~
nrs4ni@alipu. thousands Of f,rJti.,
noitei.ss, and much SUFFERING na,."
uI.flE among the women ana
,,T1i'9Fem TOR ;hc elementary ma ~.
III" lh- ycutnuea I,H.s....- ,yy"S ?i
stt"di'M increasing thu ataa io,. re-.
n aIi NJ re9or; Shows pijia5,.
nDi' ,phul'"hs among the rsIlrrr,
pI sGhool "S", thousands of v.bn,,
hle snbs'St!nE on scvu,y ra,ious -;
bread and cocoa. only one r.no,,
S SS That nearly onc-third Of 10
IainlIies IN Dublin are living in one
cases aN furniture save beds ;nJ
tables has bcrn Eold TO b;Iy iood
~ orHcr e" ala t.ls movements
IaS uhI WI! pe EcB 81 :, ,patri,l
pay. March II and in. liz 800,
~ Inc Howlzsta Armory q De,.ni
dance viii be given Tu. C;oyr,.n',,
OF virginia Mayor Ainsiio ana
many other State and citv ori.i.i.
have been invited to be cu,.,s ~
honor at this event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Church Th.e.e. Get Lone Do,,.r.

LSScHBURG. VA..,. March lat
mas Just been discovered that thieves
broke into tho Rivsrmont Avenue
Baptist Church one night during the
past week and stole, 81 from the
birthday box kept i'm tho Sunday
school department. DraperIcs around
the baptistry and choir loft were
torn down and rolled into q bundle.
Apparently. the thief was afraid 10
venture out OF the church witirrhese.
The PASTORS study was broken into
and rlned. but nothing was missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Can You Answer These Questions I?

Are you making or losing money
and do you know exactly
how much?
Do you know the amount Of the
daily sales made by each OF
your clerks in each of the
main lines you carry'
Do you know the amount Of your
daily sales of each class of
goodsa
Do you know daily the amount
You owe and when the bills
are due,
Do you verify addition Of Gus
toners accounts before pre-
scnting billsi
Do you know the value OF your
stock on hand as shown by a
perpetual inventory or shpck
record and checked by
physical inventory taken
yearly or oftcner' ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

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ask Burroughs man to show you the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
COSTA RIGA SEEKS PAY
FOR TREATY ACQU!ESCENCE
Negotiations Begin Brtn,.p ,,
states and trntrnI American
!icyui,IiC
~ = sOcIa tcd Prtss /

MANAGuA. NICARAGUA. Aiar.a
AesPtiat between the Govern.
States relative TO .forts bv ,b, 49,,
mer 10 secure compensation Tor In.
acuuiesc.ncc ia the treaty Tor CON
struction OF IN intcroccauIc canal
il In said. IN adviccs received E,,.
from san Jose.
a protocol 10y which the tv.o ratlt-
tries agreed To enter into negotiations
should IL be !ougI ncccssary ia NJ,
compiish the CONSTITUTION and urr-
vide for the ownership and control OF
such canal, was signed on Dorau
hcr J. 1900. SO far - is known how
ever. the United states mas nor .rtf-
mated am intent TO CONSTRUCT such
Il waterway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

small cash itemsl Is each
sale accounted for. and do
you make your books balance
Ito the penny
Do you verify your invoices be-
fore paying theml
Do you have before you every
day, u statement showing the
true condition Of your busi-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
CITY ELECTORAL BOARD
IS READY FOR BUSINESS
Oscar Hord Is Chosen President.
VIII Probably Meet
NTu,,I. -

The City Electoral Board is now I'm
shape to transact business. Oscar
the board and Walter G.. Duke. for
many years secretary of the City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

biii City Man Dies In JncI.sonviiir.
hrNCHBURG, VA, March l2.--,Mrs
William c; Ellsworth. OF this city.
VINO has been separated from her
learned of his death December IS in
4 hospital at Jacksonville, FLA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
carroll nnd G-aynor nae r,,,,,

~ PULASKI. VA. Narrh u tn.
Carol: New published AT Ilnlsvilie.
Carol, County, and the Ciraysou
( S.5.1 nup:ishsd y. ir1cuyudr1r..
(. GPayeon County. are ncw Southwas;
virginia qualifications which have up-
peared. Each H. q weekly and viii
he devoted to news interests and in
behalf OF the Republican, party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Acuuh Two or Murder Chnrgr.

CURRlTUCK. \. C.. March l5.-St.
oiair Lewark and John wi CT.
guards at Il private game preserve
IN Currituck County. were acquitted
ny Il jury this afternoon of thu
charge of numbering Dcrwood GAL
Top last Thanksgiving while Gdllop.
with his cousin. James Shannon.
were out hunting
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-15
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN
ATTACHMENT.

State OF Illinois, La Sale County-ss
In the County Court OF La Sale
County, Illinois To the November
Term, 1921.
Andrew A. Hcbel administrator de
bonis non of the estate of Maria
Gruber, deceased, VS.. John Gruber
In Attachment Demand, $4,000.
Notice is hereby given to you. the
said John Gruber, that Writ OF AT
tachment has been sued out Of the
office Of the Clerk of the County Court
Of said County OF La Sale, at the suit
Of the said Andrew A. Hebel, admins
traitor de bonis non OF the estate of
Maria Gruber, deceased, and against
the estate OF you, the said John Cru
Der, for Three Hundred and Fifty ana
no-100 Dollars, besides interest di
rected to the Sheriff Of said county to
execute, which said writ has been re-
turned by said Sheriff executed as
follows, to-wit:
State OF Illinois, County of La Sale
SIS. The within named defendant.
John Gruber, not found in my county
this Sth day of October, 1921, c. S
RyciS, ohSlih, w ~ u. ptCulIldAi' Cbit
deputy. Executed the within writ by
attaching the defendants interest in
Lot Ten (10). in Block Four a. in
Whiting, Hickman & Burnham's sub
division, an addition to the City Of
Peru, La Sale County, Illinois, this
Sth day of October, 1921. c. S. Ayers,
Sheriff by F. E. Stedman, CHIEF
deputy
Now, unless you, the said John
Gruber, shall personally be and ap
pear before the County Court of said
county on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at Ottawa
in said county, on the first Monday in
the month OF November, A. d. 1921,
next, give special bail and plead to
said action. Judgment will be entered
against you in favor of the said plain
tiff and the property attached sold to
satisfy the same, with costs.
T. A. FERGUSON, Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, Oct. Sth, 1921.
WILLIAM M. SCANLAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.