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EoT1cE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue,
OF q ,5udEment and decree in foreclosure.
Of the First judicial District, In and Far
the County Of Grand Forks and State Or
North Dakota, and entered and docketed
in and for said county, on the 18th NV
of October. A. D.. 1921. in al action
w VI John F .F%itzpatrick.. exeeutsor
'of the rs Last win and Testament OF John
G. Keenan,. George 3. keenan,, O.. s.
Hanson and Herbert r. Smith are de.
PENDANTS in favor Of the said plaintifr.
for the sum of Three Thousand Five
Hundred ,~Thirty-one Dollars and ntne-
one cents, which JUDGMENT and decree,
me OF the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed. to satisfy the amount 81 said
with interest'thereon and the
much thereof as the proceeds Of such
sale applicable thereto will satisfy. and
3 y avirtne Of a.writ to me issued out Of
the the office. Of The clerk Of said court IN
under the seal of said court. directing
me to sell said real property, pursuant
to said Judgment and decree. 1.i'.C.5SsC.
son appointed by said court to make
said sale. will sell the hereinafter de-
scribed real estate to the highest bidder,
d door ca as IA a. pubic pupil auction. at the front
Grand Forks. in the County Of Grand
Forks and State of North Dakota, on the
5th day Of December, 1921, at two
o'clock P. NJ. on that day. to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs there
on, and the costs and expenses Of such
sale, or SO much thereof as the proceeds
Of such sale applicable thereto will
satisfy. The premises to be sold az
aforesaid pursuant to said judgment and
tice. are described as follows, to-wit:
The northeast quarter (NEN) Of Sec
ton Seventeen (17). in Township Ono
Fifty-one (51). Grand Forks County
State of North Dakota. n ,s ;. =
C.. c. STEWART, Is. ~
Sheriff of Grand Forks County.
!. State of North Dakota,
]. F. T.. O'CONNOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Grand Forks. N. D.
(Nov. 1-3-15-22-29.)
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sHER1rr's EXECUTION San

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF a writ Of attachment issued out Of
in and for the County Of Grand Forks
and State Of North Dakota, on the 30th
day Of september. 1921, in an action
then pending in said court wherein.
T Tsffas :eDt Taft as T gs1ma f Enfatsaia9 rhe OF
Tufte. Fred Tufte and Edward Tufte,
was plaintiff and II: r. Tufte was de-
re eoaan to w ma hs s sbsriT T1 n amt T va ss a.,
Grand Forks county, I did, as sheriff
aforesaid. levy upon and attach all Of the
right, title and interest OF said defend
after in his notice mentioned and de-
scribed, and hat by virtue Of an execu-
ton Issued out of and under the seal Of
said court OH the 10th day of November.
Two<and 27-loo N1,so2.e7o Dollars upon
g. Judgment rendered n docketed in
said court N the 4th day OF November.
p%laintift N against said defendant for
the sum of Eighteen Hundred Two and
27I100 ($1.So2.fO Dollars: which execu-
ton was directed and delivered to me as.
satisfy said Judgment, with interest and
accruing costs, out. Of the right, title
and interest of said defendant in and to
SAC 9sehs rsa ~ properly np TT SO ,evi ef uggn and at
of attachment aforesaid, said real prop
erty being situate in the County OF
Grand Forks and State of North Dakota,
and more particular described as fol-
lows: ", ~.
Northwest quarter Of Section Thirty
five $50, and the north half Of the
tion Tsirts quarter tSHH TsrMasbi q s oss
Hundred Fifty t15o), Range F1fty-four
(54), West. ss.5s m $3.50: - n
I. the undersigned as sheriff afore-
said, will sell all of therright, title and
interest of said defendant. H. H. Tufte,
lin and TO said above real property, or
SO much Of it as it necessary. to the
highest bidder. for cash. at public auc-,
ton, at the front door of the court
house in the City Of Grand Forks.
County of Grand Forks and State OF
North Dakota, on the 26th day Of De-
cember. 1921. at the hour Of 200 o'clock
p. NJ. in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy said execution. together with in
! terest and accruing costs. .y Es
D~ated.this 21st day Of November, A.
D. 1921.
Sheriff Grand Forks County. :.
O'CONNOR g. PETERSON,s
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Grand Forks, N. ID.
NOV, 1928: Dec. 6-13.20.O
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sHER1FFs ExEcuT1oN SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue.
Of a writ Of attachment issued out OF
in and for the County of Grand Forks
and State of North Dakota, son the Goth
days Of September. 1921. in an action
T 1Sna ps was pia ,haa1a ana edu Il: Ma: Tafts wss
defendant, which said warrant was d.
rected to me az sheriff in and for said.
Grand Forks county, I did! as sheriff,
the right, title mi interest of said de.
fendant in and to the real property, here
matter In this notice mentioned .andsde-
s tson issued eng ! aaa & D snS 1't und.s q he lsn . sssc 'of
November, 1891, for the sumrof Thirteen
Hundred sixty-nve and $500 Dollors
In. said court aon the .4th day Of Novenn.
Der. 1921, in said action ~ favor OF Said
plaintiff. and agathst said defendant for
and. sssioo Dollars, which exscutton VA
directed and delivered to me Dc sheriff
aforesaid n commanded me to satisfy
said Judgment. nth Interest and aecru-
terest Of said defendant In and "a I'D
real ~property 30 levied upoD md &C
tached By md by virtue Of ssfd warrant
Of efta att Seinn sit afarssa Is ~ fsid d ,ssl prop;
and more particularly described as I'll
lows: The northeast quarter Of Section
one Hundred Fifty 1so5 North oT Rnnre
Fifty-four (54) West, Il, the iipderrigns5
as sheriff aforesaid, will soil ali, OF the,
right;, title nna interest of said defend
real property or SO much of Il a. iii
necessary. To the highest bidder. fcr
cash. at PUBLIC auction. Mt the front door
Forks. County Of Grand Fork and stasa,
of North Dakota, on the 18th 4 Of ~.
cenSer 1921, q ths hour y. ZOO sc.cioss..
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES To1Eo1os-
II 'paglqURE SAIE.

Whereas. default has been made In
the terms and conditions of the mort
gage hereinafter described, in that the
mortgaEor has failed to pay the past
due principal. interest, and taxes, and
upon such defaults the assignee of the
mortgagee las declared and does here
by declare the entire mortgage indebted
mes m d"s and ID p sSd ba ~b, aSt' tSr andv By
OF sale therein contained has become
,operatipe.4
Now therefore. notice is hereby given,
delivered BY John a. Johnson. mort
gagor, to H. w. weiting. mortgage,
dated the ;Srd day Of December, 1918.
and filed for record In the office of the
Forks. and State Of North Dakota, ON
the 4th day of December. 1918. and
recorded in Book 1ss OF Mortgages. at
Page $40. and assigned by said mort
siEnment vas dated November, nth.
1919. and filed.for record in the office Of
the register Of deeds. of the County Of
Grand Forks, North Dakota, on the Srd
Book 145 Of Mortgages. at Page Is. will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed. at the front door of the court
house in the City of Grand Forks. In the
County Of Grand Forks. and State Of
North Dakota, at the hour of . o'clock
=. NJ. ON the 24th day of December. a.
y. 1871. to; satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage ,on the date of sale. The
premises described in such mortgage.
and which are to be sold to satisfy the
same are situated in the County Grand
Forks, North Dakota, and described as
follows: ,r@ -
The southeast quarter fsEH) OF Sec.
ton Eight tSl. in Township One Hun
bred Ftfty-three G53). Range Fifty
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of SALE, the sum of $S99T.aI.
together with attorneys, foes and costs
Of sale as provided by law.
JOSEPH .COLOSKY,
J. &. wINEMAN. rs.
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgagee.
(Nov: 15-22-29: Dec. -6.13-cn.. 1A21.l z
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CHAS. J.
City Auditor.
(Nov. 1-s-16-22.5
SUMMONS. ~ II,..-.--
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Grand Forks.
In District Court-First judicial Dis.

."-@ COuNLS OF 1Edtlu rOIhS. aa j. r. ..t4f
District Court-First judicial Dis
trict:
May Pierce, Northwestern
National Bank. Annie gSys
wallans, Farmers Coz. s8.s,s \
operative Elevator Co..
st. Hilaire Retail Lumber. ~
Co., Peoples State Bank
and all other creditors
similarly situated IS. !. Plaintiffs
Stella Armstrong, Harry C.
Work, Anna D.. White. w.
T. Hunt. and e. s. Hunt. Defendants
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named defendants: !.
You are hereby summoned to. answer
the complaint in this action, which is
filed with the clerk of the above court
in said county. and to serve q copy 81
your answer upon the, subscriber within
thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the day
of service. and in case Of your failure
to appear. or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you By. default for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint.
y Dated this 21st day Of October. 1921.
Mcintyre. Burtness & Johnson.
And Bangs. Hamilton & Bangs, /
Attorneys for Plaintiifs,
Grand Forks.tN N. d.
(Oct. 25:tNoy. .1-S-16.22-29.1 ~ n
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kota. on the 3oth day Of November. 1921.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to hear n Inc all
objections to the above assessment.
Dated at Grand Forks. North. Dakota,
this 10th day of Novenlber.. 1921
NJ. j. LONDERGAN, Ss44
..INO. QUIGLEY. d
JOHN EICKHOF. t&
Special Assessment Commission
Oh. (Nov. 1a-22. 1917
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SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENT.

Benefits and assessments in paving
Nos. 10, II. 16. comprising paving on
North Fourth. North Fifth and North
Sixth Streets. from Cheynne avenue
North 10 Skidmore avenue on Fourth
L'Hiver Avenue on Fifth Street, from
Cheyenne Avenue North on Sixth Street
to Griggs Avenue
Assessment of lots. parts of lots,
cost Of paving the SINE az certified to
this commission.
Descrip- Bene- Assess
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SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENT

On city paving Project Nc. 1915, in
Paving District No. 10. on North Third
street from Skidmore avenue to Fenton
avenue, as certified to this commission.
Assessments of lots, parts Of lots.
blocks an parcels of and to cover the
cost of same.
Addition
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Total amount assessed &:
against property .....$176,120.58
will meet at the office Of the city audi
tor at the city hall in the City Of Grand
Forks. North Dakota on the thirtieth
day Of November, 1921. at 1 o'clock A.
~jections to the above assessment.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this ninth day Of November, 1921.
JOHN EICKHOF,
JNO. QUIGLEY,
Special Assessmet Commission.
Nov. 1922, 1929 =
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LEGAL NOTICES.

11zCxAx TAX AsszSs1GEHr.
city Project No. 1907 In Paving Dis
:trict No. 20, on Hamlines street, CAM
bridge street and Dakota avenue as
certified to this commission.
Uniyersity Place.
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Totals .....$222.9S5.22, s222,sSs.22
We hreeby certify that the above is a
true IAN correct a~sscssment'of the prop
.erty herein described and is based on,
the following items: as ra&rt s .ts,~is,
Total contract cost. ....... sos ,217.3O
Engineering and inspection. 100000
Testing cement adm stake -.
lumber 475.oo
Printing and advertising.... 200.70
Commission ............. $1,000
Interest 11,722.22
Total cost .$222,ss5.2 %
Less city's share........ 44,597.04
s1~7s,sss.1s
Less amount G.. F. Street
Rwy. Co.. assessment: 49,. 2,267.so
r. ~ ..r-. j. ------
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Totals

Totals .$12.358,26 S39,8sS.61@
We hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct assessment of the
above described property n Is based
on the following items OF cost:
! Total contract cost . $I1,32S.5 go
Engineering and inspection ii. 308.22,
Stake lumber ...... 1906
Printing and Advertising ..... 86.40
.s......... 300
interest !. :550.14
Total cost $12.aSs.2sa
Less amount city share 2,47i.S5
Net amount assessed against
The Commission VIII meet at the
office of the city auditor at the city hall.
In the City Of Grand Forks. North ia.
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Not amount assessed against
property 20,542.9 5
The special assessment commission
will meet at the Office of the city audi
tor at the city hall III the City of Grand
Forks. North Dakota. on the thirtieth
day Of November. 1921. at 10 o'clock A.
M. Of said day. to, hear any and all OBJ
jections to the above assessment.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
this ninth day of November. 1921.
NJ. J.. LONDERGAN.
.INO. QuJGLEY, u.s.
JOHN EICkHOF, .- "a
Special Assessment Commission.
(NoN. 15-22 1921
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LEASED SITES
(0rand Forks City

Lot Blk. Amt.
Aultman Taylor Mach.
Co, 5000 50 # B. &
e. Add. ......,.. l. 1918
Grand Forks Fish Co.
5000 So # Trails
Add. opp. ............ ) ":F'
Geo. E.. Outs. pit Of Lot
IA o. T., $3.50 50 TT. - 5o.56
M. D. Wallace. Lots 5
and s, Alex. & Ives. So $40
E J. Lander & Co.. pit of
Lots Fl and %. Alex.
i & Ives ....-.......... 81 1-?4
jChas. Avritch, Blk. SIS.
b. & E. 1st........... .4o
a. = Cnr,ing Cub, 1863
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East : il SS.as 57.i4
507 fl. front on y g.
Ca nj b idge
street by $50
feet deep ....ll 5,539.3S 4.S74.14
Cfty's share 2,SOl. so
Totals .........s23.244.64 $23,344.S4
Less amount city's SHARE. 2,S01.69
Net amount assessed against
property .,......... .$20,o42.95
We hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct assessment Of the
property herein described and is based
on the following items:
Total contract cost. .........$ Fl ,5S4.02
Engineering an Inspection. $50. 90
Stakes and lumber. ........ 1000
Printing and advertising. IS. rs
Commission ............. 10000
Interest 1,052.36
Ha.t .E.T. s----------
Total 2:.344.64
Less amount city share...... 2,S01.6
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NJ Cormack's Second Addition.
LIy Lots MclOrmackfs First

McEorfnacks First AddffIOn.
3 81 ~ " I n s55g.sh 424ss
= I 80 1854 y6TsS4
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Delinquent Tax Sale List
or Grand Forks. County
tcontinued from preceding page.)

f0fsxs4o RI u a...., IL
Dedrich Kilen. 50'x30S
$40 com. 1856 # from :
the east line Of. 1872. = .
fngeborg Vanson, 270S
3os 40 # in ne cor ,e
Ingeborg vanson. 170X
1903 4-10 IT pt of W ! 80
adj Mary Sprague..... .
Carl n. Fodness. part. z 70
Mrs. VIC. Perry. 5oxl5O
IT. com. 81 40-100 from
sw corpe ,........
Carl II. Fodness. S ] lot .
4 except E0x150 TT !"
Carl H. Fodness........ :
Michael Tollefson. SSVN Fl.
sos 40 feast 4)-..... II 10
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Village Of Johnstovn

n. p. Ry. Co. $500 50
It O. T.. opp. Lots 10
and II, occupied by B.
G. Southall, former
Armenia Elev. Co, now
D. H. Burke. Mpls,
Lease No. 313oS 49,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
BURGLARS
GO BEFORE JUSTICE
FOR FIRST HEARING
One Pleads Guilty to Two
Charges-Other Denies Guilt
of All Five Counts

Fl. D. Taylor and Joe Miller. me-
Corson yesterday afternoon on five
counts of burglary and larceny
each.
The two were arrested several
days ago by Detectives Grady and
Walton of the police force In con-
nection with the burglary of the
home of Mrs. Teresa Cardillo and
jewellery and valuables found In their
belongings connected them with many
other burglaries.
The first of the series of burg
laries was that OF the home of ]. p.
Reader. where $92.70 in valuables
was taken on July 20.
Mrs. Cardillo.s residence was tho
second place to be visited by the me-
groes. on the night of August 16.
when they stole property worth S2O4.
On August %. some sls7,5o in
tewelry was taken from the home of
c. w. Shaver.
The fourth burglary was that of
the home of j. w. Sowen, which
took place on September 3. Here val
uables worth $3.50 were stolen.
The burglary of the Judge Samuel
D. Trimble home on September s IS
also charged to these two negroes.
Here s3l1 in valuables waA taken.
The value of all of the goods stolen
by the negroes is placed at $l,02450.
All of the stolen property was not
recovered by the police, as part of 1t
had been pawned.
1t is stated that there remains still
some jewelry unidentified and they
may he charged with other burglaries
later on.
when taken before Justice Corson.
Miller pleaded guilty to taking part
in the Cardillo and Shaver burglaries,
but not guilty to the other three.
Taylor pleaded not guilty to the EN-
tire five counts.
The hearings were set for Sept. 80
at 10 o'clock, and bonds were placed
at $1,000 each. When they could not
furnish bonds they were taken to
the county jail. where Jailer Bowen,
one of the burglary victims locked
them up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
GOING TO SCHOOL
UNDER DIFFICULTIES

Would YOU believe that there are
hgys and girls in Pueblo county who
lived /. years Without ever seeing the
inside OF a school housc7
We'll. there are.
This does not mean that they ar.
itiit.rRic. for they have received tutor
ago at home; that is. tn. most of them
have. but there are quite number
school experience.
Away out in tho southwestern por-
tion Of Pueblo and the northern pcr-
tion Of Huerfano counties there are
such children.
But in that vicinity there Is one boy
who has ridden eight miles to school
on horseback and there arc several
girls who have ridden seven miles and
not missed day OF school for several
years. no matter how cold and stormy
the weather.
Voters of the Abbey district have
just voted In favor of consolidating with
rye for hiEh school purposes. and
crow and Ryc will shortly vote on the
same proposition. II this consoiidat ton
works out as II IL planned. school
children numbering ahut 20 will he
transported to the school each day
There are pupils who otherwise would
he barred from hish school privileges
unless they were rent to the city and
paid ,ioo each year for tuition.
The high school addition to the
ponno school will 10 completed IN
Abu, two weeks. then there will be pro-
vision. for full years hish school
course.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
COURT HOUSE FOLK
TO HOLO A PICNIC

To morrow there will be picnic At
City Park which will be different.
None like it has ever yet taken
place in Pueblo county. or anywhere
else so far as the records show.
1t will be a court house picnic: not
the house itself. you understand. but
the people who belong in the court
house.
Yes. all OF them-Republicans, DEM
ocrats. Conservatives and Radicals.
the latter being those who say they
get their name from telling the truth
unvarnished.
Judges. officials. deputies. assistants.
is to be there, and
hearts, is expected to be eighty. The
districts attorney force is also in on
the game just the same as II they still
officed in the big white building at
Tenth and Court and Eleventh and
Main.
and as though that was not enough to
say, there is to be ice cream and cake
and "waterloupes". and the usual and
substantials and etc. all to be
enjoyed under the shade of a thous-
and different varieties OF trees and be-
side the scenic landscape and the clss-
sic waterscape.
That the catering will be exactly
right Is assured by the fact that Rufus
Wall. who has catered TO the most
fastidious food fanatics. that ever
roamed the dining room ranges OF this
and a good many other states for 3s
years back. is TO do the dishing, so 10
speak.
There will be hall game between
mines composed OF Democrats and Re-
publicans. and the game will be
famed" by tho Conservatives and
Radicals and people.
The Temple OF Justice will he de-
populated nt 4 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon II any OF the fourteen office
clocks can be persuaded to designate
thar time. and the picnic will be on as
soon ms the trip can be made to city
Park.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL TO
Open IN PUEBLO OCT;

The Pueblo Evening High school 4.
preparing to open its doors to the pub
nc October third a. Central. and oc-
toh"r fourth NJ Centennial. A large
number Of courses arc listed and In
siructors nre carefully selected in all
lines. insurinE practical work to all
students
The enrolment or incidental fec In
All COURSES l. two dollars per senestor.
stud'.ntE using sry considerable
amount NJ materials will purchase
them from the school or elsewhere
Tho two dollar fee entitiea the
student to the Incidental materials Of
his coursc and n copy Of tn. monthly
paper. The Vocational Review BE
low u a list of tho courses offered
which VIII run thirty veck4
EVENING TRADE CONFIRMATION
COURSES.
Auto Mechanics
Auto Starting, Lighting and Ignition.
ing.
Carpentry and Furniture Making
Practical Electricity.
Forging
Machine shop Practice.
Mctailurgy
Industrial Chemcs,ry.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
CONTRACTS LET TO.
CONSTRUCT BRIDGES

Just as quickly ss men and money
and materials can accomplish the
work. the temporary bridge across she
Arkansas river at NyherE and the
approaches to the Baxter bridge will
be completed
Contracts for these Jobs we're yes.er-
dav awarded to The Pueblo Bridge a
Construction company with instruo-
tions that all possible speed he put up
on the work of completion.
Need of both of these bridges is
great the moving Of the beet. alfalfa
and other crops depends on these
crossings to an enormous degree. It
means much to the farmers and there
fore TO everybody else.
Tho contracts were let on the same
lines as were those of the three Boone
bridges. and the cost Of the work at
Baxter win he approximately 81 40,
while that at Baxter will run some
thing like ii,5oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16
SPEEDSTERS should BEWARE
COPS WITHOUT UNIFORM
You Never Can Tell Who'll Step Out Into the Street
and Pinch You If You Don't
Watch Out

They say 1t rather surprises some
traffic law violatbrs when an ordi-
nary householder or pedestrian on the
street who looks no more like a peace
officer, than does sunflower like
carnation. orders the man at the wheel
to report in police court next morning.
1t has developed that there are
special deputy sheriffs who wear no
uniform and rarely display a commits
sion or a badge but who have the ar
resting powers, and the speeder or the
otherwise traffic violator, and well as
he who disobeys other laws, may be
side by side with an arresting officer
unawares.
Recently a householder who sits on
his Lake avenue front porch during
these pleasant evenings, took notice
of an autoist who seemed to have mis-
taken the avenue as a speedway, for
he split the wind several times going
back and forth. This householder
finally laid for the fast driver and
on sesing him approach, walked out
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16

The Pfke's Peak hi. Climb contests
were divided into three separate
events, according to the piston dis
placement Of the entries. Hudson
WAS entered In only one. But Its
time Of - min. 16.2 see. WAS faster
than any other car evsr msds the
course. regardless Of class o. price.
except another Super-Six special,
which set the unequallsd record Of
IS min. ~ sec.