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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
''ANNANDALE. Va.


Dear Sir:
To-day we witnessed a
curious happening.
"A song sparrow was feed
ing a young bird twice his
size. At first l thought the
fledgling might be a mocker
or female cowbird.
However. I was able to
get quite close to observe the
coloring and am confused.
ut seems to be an all
over grayish with traces OF
gray speckles underneath.
1T is about the size Of an
adult bluebird
1T seems to me that if it
were a young mocker it would
have some signs of wing bars
and the tail would not be so
stubby as is this birds.
Il thought he might be a
young hawk but his bill is
not curved. Besides. our
mocker is singing around the
house all the time so l don't
think he would abandon his
Young for someone else to
feed.
There seems to be nothing
wrong with this youngster
except the absence of his
parents.
Il don't suppose from
this very poor description you
can shed much light on the
mystery.
incidentally, we have a
pet titmouse who follows us
all around. When we are in
the house he flies on the
screen and pecks it to at
tract our attention.
IF we fail to answer. he
puts the side of his head
against the screen and peers
in with one eye.
We feed all our birds
chopped peanuts. One day
I was seated on the terrace
with my feet stretched Out
out in toeless slippers.
HE spotted my big to'
and it must have resemblec
the color of peanuts as HI
few down and started Il
peck my toe.
The birds are great fun Il
watch at this time. as the,
are nesting and seekini
food. which makes then
more friendly and brave.
Sincerely yours. NJ. E. j.
This mystery" bird wa
either a cowbird baby o
just a starting baby. Prob
ably the former. The starlin
young is a big. bouncS
fluffy ore, with a fine sp
petite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Exploring Lies Inner Chamber
By THOMAS r. HENRY

and the dead. That is that
all living tissue. Of man or
earthworm, is characterized
primarily by q high state of
energy, and new energy must
be pumped into it constantly
for it to remain alive. This
energy Is manifested by
muscle action.
It all becomes much
clearer. however, II muscle
is considered as something
in the "solid state" of phys
icists--a solid state brought
about by the ice coatings.
The difficulty of under
standing, he points out,
comes from the delusion-
shared, however. by. most
scientists-that ice is solid
water and that water is liquid
ice. The ice in a mans veins.
and probably in every cell
of his body. is a liquid, ac-
cording to the popular pic
ture. 1t may have a tempera-
ture of 98.6 F.
Ice, he stresses, is not solid
water although 1t can be pro-
duced, in one form, by lower
ing the temperature of water.
Ice" he says, sis crystal
line with a regular structure.
Glass, for example, has
no crystalline regularity
and hence is regarded as q
liquid.
Gas Pipes Freeze
Dramatic Developments"
DR.. SCENT Gyorgyi says,
were precipitated by the re-
cent observation that pipes
carrying natural gas may
freeze up even in summer.
In Sweden it has been shown
that electropolar substances
materials electrified posi-
lively on one end and mega
lively on the other may in
duce order that is, crystal
line structure, in the adj
jacent water.
Now there is every rea-
son to believe that most Of
the water in the closely
packed protoplasm of cells
is in an ordered state-that
is, ice"
Now, he stressed. muscle
molecules. or various con-
stituents of muscle molecules.
would show no fluoreScence
when exposed to invisible
ultraviolet light If the water
in them was in a liquid chat
is, unordered) state. while
they would show a charac-
teristic light if they had
large constituents, or coat
ingS, of ice-hot or cold.
That is the meaning OF
the ghostly blue lights
which fitted over the stage.
DR., Szent-Gyorgyi's magic
wand was an ultraviolet
lamp which he turned on
various muscle preparations.
The magician goes some
what further. He is provid-
ing a glimpse, he says. OF
, life itself"
All this, Of course, might
pass for just some more
believe it or nots." or even
. for mystical theory.
But one of the greatest
psychologists of the century
! is confident that he has
been the first to glimpse
into life's inner chamber and
that the implications are
3 enormous for medicine.
2 And those who watched
= him hardly could escape the
t feeling that they had beer
: taken further toward the
ultimate border between the
n living and the dead than
= ever had been traversed
o before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

for altruiStic rather than
selfish reasons.
Harvey III. Hewitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

r.. II.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

en- la noche, va eStara Siendo la
delicia de los bailadores de Mia
mi.
La sensational orqueSta que ha
hecho tan populares los ritmos
cuhanos y de toda America La
tina, aparece en- ell Bayfront Park
Auditorium, del Biscayne Boule-
ward Y Gale 5, Nordeste, en- un
regio espectaculo en- ell que tam
bien psrtlcipan las bandas de
Cheche de la Cruz y ell puerto
rrlqueno Juanito Sanabria.
Joe Colon, empresarlo de re-
conocidos exitos en- Miami v
Nueva York, no ha escatimado
gastos para traer a Miami la So
nora Matancera para que bale
a los acordes de sus ritmos tro.
plcales la vasta colonia hispano.
americana de Miami.
Comenzando q las 9 de la no.
che del sabado, ell regio festival
bailable Sc extendera hasta las 2
de ia madrugada de hoy domin-
go.
Y tambien, entire las atraccio-
mes del festival, la firma Latin
Motors que dirigie ell propio Sc
nor Colon, regalara a uno de los
conc'lrrentes I'm autom6vil valo-
RADIO en- $500.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
Policies y civi|es
Formun TUmUlto en-
de 0pa-Locku

I'm tumulto Sc formo ell vlernes
en- Opa-locka, cuando dos detec-
tives negros de una agencia priva-
da, acudieron en- auxilio de policia
de Opa-locka Stuart Mobiles e hi
rieron de dos tiros a SUI ~asaltante,
Willie Birch, tambien negro. Va
rios transeuntes trataron de ayu-
dar a Birch creyendo, probable
mente, que habia sido atacado sin
motive.
Policias de Miami y del Conda.
do Dade acudieron al lugar y
arrestaron a dos transeuntes por
alteration del orden.
La policia inform6 que Mobiles
habia arrestado a Birch, de %
amos, en- ell Centre Commercial de
Bunche Park, por guar en- estado
de embfiaguez. LIE reglstr6 y lie
orden0 que Sc sentara en- ell patru-
Hero para llevarle a la estacion de
policia.
Cuando ell policia estaba avisan.
do a la estacion, por radio, Birch
salto sobre Ell y despues de un cor.
to ~forceieo logro sacar ell revolver
de Mobiles de SUI funda y disparo
contra Ell, hiriendo al policia en- la
mano izquierda.
Amos Drinks y Labrosker Bris-
bon de la Interstate Detective
Agency, que acababan de salir del
teatro Bunche, en- SUI gira de ms.
pecci6n de rutina oyeron ell dispa.
70 y vieroE a Birch sobre Mobiles.
Corrieron hacia ellos, con sus
pistolas en- mano y cuando Birch
Sc torn6 hacia ellos con Ell revol.
yer listo para disparar, abrieron
fuego contra este, a unos Is pies
de distancia, hiriendole dos veces.
Birch cayo a terra.
Brisbon desarm6 a Birch Y los
dos detectives corrieron en- ayuda
de Mobiles, quien sangraba profu
samente de SUI mano izquierda.
(Pasa . la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
0tra Congregation
ReIigiOsu Hispunu
en- Area de Miami.

A las 800 de la tarde hoy Sc ce-
lebrara Ell Servicio inicial en- espa.
mol en- la casa de oracion de la
iglesia de Cristo de habia inglesa,
ubicada en- 5245 NV. 7th Ave.
Con este servicio Sc formar$ la
congregation latinoamericana.
Ell Sr. Bill H. Reeves y famiiia
de Harrington, Texas, viene a Mia.
mi con ell fin de eStablecer Ia refe-
rida congregation y TRAFALGAR en- ell
evangelio entire ell pueblo latino
americana. Ha establecido congre-
gaciones de habla espanola en-
Weslaco, San Benito y McAllen,
Texas. Por unos doce amos ha es-
tado predicando ell evangelio en- es-
pahol en- ell sudoeste de los Esta.
dos Unidos, y en- Mexico de vista,
aparte de avivamientos y escuelas
de canto a veces en- ingles, entire
las inglesias de Cristo.
Reside ahora en- 970 NV. 81 st.
Su numero de telefono es Plaza
8-5004. Sc ofrece q las ordenes del
pueblo latinoamericanO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
Estab|ece una Narca Ell Balance
Trdgico Para Ell Cuafro de Julio
Por OSCAR N.

Todos los amos -segun
muestran las estadisticas- au-
menta ell numero de academies
de AUTOMOBILES duran+e las cele-
braciones del 4 de Julio, epoca
en- que la muerte ronda por las
carreteras reclamando vidas en-
forma que asusts. Y 10 triste de
estos academies es que, cast
siempre, los causantes de. estos
percances nunca resultan lesio-
nados. En- la mayoria de los ca.
SOS salem ilesos, y como premio
a sus bestialidades solo pagan
nj una pequena multa y siguen
campates cometiendo nuevas sal
vajadas que va alarman a la ciu-
dadania.
Las leyes, vamos a decirlo con
franqueza, son extremadamente
debileS y los que la interpretan
son. mas debiles todavia. Hay
razon para que existan como
pululan por Gales y carreteras-
centenares de choferes que "a.
Demos no pasarian aun ell mas
elemental examen de conductor
de automobiles? Por ESQ, en-
unas notas que escribimos no ha.
ce mucho, deciamos que ell cafre
mas grande que ha producido 81
Siglo Xxx es, sin duda alguna, Ell
automovilista con priss.
Hace pocas semanas sucedio
uno de los academies mas espan.
tosos. Tragedia en- la cual pere.
clio toda una familia, una distin.
guida familia de Miami cuyo 10.
fe, ell Sr. R. Warner Ring, como
ironia del destino era ell funda-
dor y director del Consejo de
Seguridad de esta ciudad. Tres
choferes borachos, uno de ellos
va condenado para guar autos
en- estajo de embriaguez, fue.
ron los causantes de esta gran
tragedia La culpa, en- nuestra
opinion. recae exclusivamente
en- esas autoridsdes que no SUI.
peron ~retirarle ell permiso de
guar a un hombre que consti-
tuia una verdadera amenaza pa.
ra la sociedad.
81 cayera TODD ell peso de la
ley sobre los hombres de estos
CARES disfrazados de ciudada.
nos. tenemos la seguridad que Sc
e~vitarian mucho academies. Las
autoridades, sin embargo, Sc cru
zan de brazos. Y 10 decimos por.
que hace pocos dias presencia.
mos un accidente causado por
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
'Aeronave FL Libertador" Servird
.Nueva Ruta de Tan Air|ines Y de
AeroIineas Peruanas a Suramerica

Actuando de Maestro de Cere-
monias ell Honorable Alcalde de
Miami don Roberto King High,
Sc llevo a cabo hace algunos diaS
la ceremonial del bautizo de I'm
gigantesco avion Douglas DC-6
Super C. con Ell nombre de "El
Liberatdor''. En- julio IA sera
puesta en- operation esta gran
nave aerea de la Inca peruana
que f~uncionara en- cooperation
con la TAN Airlines.
La Reina del Festival de las
Americas, la belliSima Mercedes
Baqueto, fue la encargada de
romper la clasica botella de
champagne que, para este bauti-
70, fue sustituida por ell popular
Pisco, la bebida nacional del Pc
ri.
La Reina del Peru, senorita
Nellie Rucabado, que representa-
q 81 pdIo Gil Sl ljCilIIOllduU lSS-
tival, sirvio de anfitriona duran
te las ceremonies y atendio gen.
tilmente a los invitados durante
la simpatica reception que tuvo
efecto en- las oficinas de L. B.
Smith Aircraft Corp. en- Aero
puerto international de Miami.
En- representation del Homo
rable Alcalde de Lima, PERU, es-
tuvo presente durante la, cere-
monia ell senior Augusta Alcorta,
y asistieron ademas de la atlas
autoridades de Miami cast todas
las reinas del gran Festival de
las Americas. Ell grupo musical
de Costa RIGA brindo amend con
cierto de muSuca criolla que fue
muy celebrado por los invitados.
FL Sr. Pedro Lameiro, Geren-
te de Trafico de TAN en- Miami,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

un mozalbete que apenas ten
dria IA amos. Ell saldo de este de.
saguisado automovilistico fue
enviar al hospital a dos pobres
viejos que, a estas horas, a 10
mejor va han abandonado este
vale de lagrimas. Lo que mas
nos .%mpresiono fue que ell joven
chofer causante del mismo esta-
ba mas fresco que una lechuga
ehanceando con ell policia que, a
10 mejor, lie hizo mucha sracia ell
descoco del parvulito.
La sociedad no puede estar a
MERGED de estaciase de energu-
menos del volante; como tam
POGO las autoridades deben mos
trarse indiferentes ante este
proplema creado por estos bar
baros modernos para quienes la
vida ajena no vale un peni-
que. va es bora de que Sc extre-
(Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

El Alcalde, Robert High
King y varios miembros de
la Comisi6n Municipal de
Miami, tomaran parte en- la
ceremonial de romper la tie
IRA para la nueva extension
de muelles para yates, a las
10 de la mahana de manana
lunes.
Ell Ingeniero de la ciudad,
Arthur E. barlow, informo
que la extension costara
$3.50. 600, y proveera espacio
para atracar y guardian a 200
embarcaciones adicionales.
I'm total de 1856 embarca.
clones caben en- la actuali-
dad en- los muelles munich
pales de Dinner Key.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

acompanado del Sr. Ralph Hal
mes, Gerente de VentaS de TAN
Airlines en- esta ciudad, hicieron
los honores -durante ell cock
tail party atendiendo a todos
los invitados regiamente.
Asistieron, entire otros, Ell &C.
neral don Joaquin Bonilla, Con-
sui General de Guatemala en-
Miami y Gerente General de
AVIATECA, ell Consul del Ecua-
dor ST.. ]. Ochoa, ell Consul del
Peru Sr. Pastor, ell Consul de
Honduras Sr. Aleman, y repre-
sentantes de la prensa, la radio
y la TV de Miami.
Con la Inauguration de este
CPasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
.A|armante incidental de Ia
Po|iomie|itis en- e| Condado
Dade Preoeupa a Autoridades

Catorce casos de poliomielitis
Sc han producido en- los ultimos
IS dias en- Ell Condado Dade. Ell
viernes, dia 4 de julio, fue alta
cado por la terrible enferme-
dad, un niho negro de tres amos.
Treinta y tres son los casos
declarados va este a1o, compa-
radios con 10 qGe habia ell ano
pasado, en- esta fecha y con 80,
hace dos amos.
La Ultima victima es Farley
Polk, hijo de la Sra. Bernice Jo-
mes, 2345 N. w., u nd. ST., Lii
berry City. Sc lie habian aplicado
dos vacunas Salk. Su estado no
es de gravedad, Segln dijeron los
medicoS.
Ell DR. Ben Sheppard inform6
Ell viernes, que las salas del Hos
pital Variety Children estan aba
rrotadas, debido al aumento de
casos de PARALYSIS infantil. Ell
hospital atiende los casos de
otros condados y de Latinoame-
RIGA.
En- la actualidad, diio Ell DR..
Sheppard, tenemos cuatro ninos
en- puimones de hero. Uno de
ellos puede ser sacado del pull
mon, de vez en- cuando. Los de-
mas tienen que permanecer en-
los pulmoneS constantemente.
Contando estos cuatro, ell hos
pital tiene actualmente en- ira
tamiento, Is pacientes que Sc
encuentran en- ell estado "agu-
do" de la enfermedad, mas II
que estan convaiescientes.
En- otras palabras, hay Is pa
cientes de poliomielitis en- ell
Variety Hospital. Otros dos fue-
ron dados de alta ell viernes
Uno deellos de Key West y Ell
(Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
CONFERENCIAN
(Viene de la Primera)

ciente legislation norteamerica.
ma.
La situacion politica interna
de Francla. Ell secretario de Esta.
do norteamericano, manifestation
fuentes de credIto, insistio en- ell
inter6s de ECU en- que Francia
logre estabilidad y fortalteza,
mientras de Gaulle sostenia que
la ayuds nuciear permitira a
Francia adquirir mayor prestigio
y estabilidad.
Las relaciones de Oriente Y
Occidente De Gaulle explico que
Francia sigue siendo miembro leal
de ia albania occidental.
Africa del Norte y ell Cercano
0riente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
"hUCH0 0J0'.. y hasta Ell jueves. .

NJ gel K.-Cualquler semeJanza o parecido con persona
muertas, es pura coincidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
BayfrOnf Park Auditorium
BaykOnf Park Auditorium
Enfusiasnna a BaiIadores de Miami
ell Debut de Ia Sonora Mafancera'

Joe Colon Sc ha apuntado I'm
exito rotundo con la presepta-
cion en- Miami de la famosa or
questa cubana La Sonora Ma
tancera", que, para las horas en-
que circule esta edici6n, sabado
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06

nina Marcia Urrutia, hija de
nuestro particular amigo don
Carlos Urrutia y su estimable Sc.
nora Justa de Urrutia. Que goce
mucho son nuestros deseos.
PARA MEXICO
Para la ciudad de Mexico, sa-
Heron los aprec. ables caballeros
Ignacio Villarreal y Jose Luis
Vaca, en- fisfrute de merecidas
vacaciones, las que deseamos pa
sen muy feliz.,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
PARA COLOMBIA
PARA CUBA

Er viaJe de placer y gozando
de sus vacaciones sali6 para La
AabAna, Cuba, la encsntadora
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-06
De WASHINGTON 49,.
Viene de la Pagina ID
PARA COLOMBIA

Proxlmamente saldra en- vlaje
de vacaciones para la ciudad de
Bogota Colombia, ell caballero
dos Carlos CULLEN. BESIDE ahora
deseamos un feliz viaje al dis
tinguido viajero y que disfrute
de mucha algeria en- su querida
patrie.
PARA CUBA
Prepare viaje para la ciudad
de La Habana, Cuba, la simpati.
ca senorita Rosario Villega,
q1Ien Sc propone pasar una TEN.
porada de vacaclones al lado de
sus familiareS residences en-
aquella hermana republica. LIE
deseamos un viaje feliz y que
disfrute mucho de su merecido
descanso.
PARA COLOMBIA
III doctor Guillermo Leano,
quien recientemente recibiera su
graduation de Pediatra en- ell
d. c. Hospital, salio de regreso
a su patria en- donde fijara SUI
residencla y ejercera su profe-
sion. LIE deseamos muchos ext
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the Clerk Of the
Township of Thompson, Geauga
County, Ohio, until 1900 o'clock
noon, Eastern Daylight Saving
Time. October Is, 1858 for fur
niShing electric street lighting
service in accordance with the
approved specifications a n d
lamp location plat on file in said
office.
Each proposal must comply in
detail with said specifications
and plat and must be accompa-
MED by a certified check drawn
on some solvent bank in the a.
mount of One Hundred Dollars
($100.00). payable to the Town
S h i p Of Thompson, Geauga
County, Ohio, as a guarantee
that if the proposal is accepted,
the bidder will enter into a con.
tract in accordance Herewith,
whereupon the check will be re-
turned promptly to said bidder.
In the event that such a bid
der shall fail or refuse to enter
into such a contract within thir-
ty 800 days after being notified
of the award of the contract, the
certified check which accompa-
MED the proposal shall be for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE

Lawrence A. McDeyitt, aka
Larry McDevitt, who resides at
Box 9l4, Coca Beach, Florida,
otherwise whose place of resi-
dence is unknown, will take no.
tice that on the 9th day of Aug
ust, 1858, the plaintiff, Harold
Webber and John Hurchanik,
d b Webber Floor Covering
Company, filed it's petition a.
gainst him in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Geauga County,
Ohio, the same being Cause No.
13257, in said Court, for the re-
covery Of money for work and
labor performed in the sum of
$459 90, together with interest at
the rate of 6 percent per annum
from the 3rd day of April, 1858.
Said defendant is required to
answer said Petition on the 18th
day of October, 1858, or judg-
ment will be taken against him
HAROLD WEBER AND
JOHN HURCHANIK,
BY: Howard w. Broadbent
Attorney for Plaintiff
6c41
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

Ohio (Eastern) Standard Time,
Tuesday, September 80, 1858,
for improvements in: "
Proposal No.
Geauga County, Ohio, Main
Drive, Punderson Lake State
Park DEPARTMENT OF Ma
TURAL RESOURCES DIVI-
SION OF PARKS in Newbury
Township, by applying an a S.
phaltic concrete surface course,
Items T-30, B-35 and TBS.
Pavement: width 18 feet,
! Length 5,955 feet.
Width % feet, Length 800 feet
Total Length 6,255 feet or 1.1o
miles.
Proposal No. l to be com
/ pleted not later than November
Is, 1883"
Bidders must apply, on the
proper forms, for prequalifica
tion with the Highway Credit
Examiner. at Columbus, Ohio
! at least 10 days before the date
set to open bids.
The minimum. wage to be paiC
to all labor employed on this
contract shall be in accordance
with the Schedule of Prevailing
Hourly Wage Rates Ascertain
ed and Determined by the De
partment of Industrial Relations
applicable to State High Depart
ment Improvements in accord
ance with Sections Ais .03
4115.O4 4115.05, 4115.06, anC
4115.O7 of the Revised Code ot
Ohio"
The bidder must submit with
his bid a certified check in the
amount of $55000.
Plans and specifications are
on file in the department o.
highways and the office of the
division deputy director.
The director reserves t HI
right to reject any and all bids
CHARLES M. NOBLE
! Director 2c3i
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

Mary Farkas, residing at Mag
Iocza, u. p. Csatarimaior Sop
r o n, Hung gary, urop e,
Judith FarkaS, residing at Mag
locza, u. P. Csatarimaior, Sop
ron, Hungary, Europe; the I'M
known heirs, devisees, aSSignees
legatees, executors and admins
traitors of Terez Elizabeth Far
kas, o.w. Tresa E. Farkas, o.w.
Tresa Elizabeth Farkas, deceas-
ed; each and all of you will take
notice that on August 18th, 1858,
the undersigned, executrix of the
estate of Terez Elizabeth FarkaS
o.w. Tresa z. Farkas, o.w. Tre-
sa Elizabeth Farkas, deceased,
filed her petition in the Probate
Court of Geauga County, Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate
end effects of said decedent are
wholly insufficient to pay the
debts and costs, and that said
decedent died seized in fee of
the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
Situated in the Township of
Munson, County of Geauga,
and State of Ohio, and known
as part of Lot No. 4 in Section
No. 3 in Tract No. /, in said
Township and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning 1.80 chains
north from the southeast cor
ner of Edmund Moore's land !;
thence S. 7712 degrees E. 5.43
chains; thence N. 1112 degrees
E. 11.90 chains; thence N.
degrees E. 1892 chains to the
north line of Munson Town
ship; thence along the same
1894 degrees w. 812 chains to
the Northeast corner of Ed
mund Moore's land thence a.
long same S. As West 20.75
chains to the place of begin
ming, and containing 1888 ac-
res of land, be the same more
or less, but subject to all le
gal highways.
Plalnt1ft prayS that the defen-
dants named above be notified
of the pendency of this action;
that the rights, interests and Ii.
ems of all parties be fully deter
mined, adjusted and protected,
and upon the final hearing of the
case, the petitioner be authoriz,
ed to sell said premises accord
ing to the statute in such cases
made and provided.
The defendants named above
are required to answer on or be-
fore the 4th day of October, 1858
Fred P. Soukup and
v. G. Weizer
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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