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Tha i , «her« ' has been a de ta i l l i t ) I he pay . i ncu t id ' t he p romiss »rv o t Twe,dy- l ' ve l lun d red («ö(K) .no . Dol la r s . ' i i e s i ' r iDed ! ' , an« t seeur« I i dbvsan i u io i tgaue ' toge t lh . - r wi th in te res t i on säh t p romissory no te , a ml the anmunt of j p r inc ipa l and in te res t now due a t th" <1 . t i e n f ib i s mi l i ee , accord ing to the t e rms and ro l l ; d i t ions of sa .n l mor tgage and pronu-svry n>n« , s ecured the reuy i s Txve t i tv - s ix f luno t e« l i N ine ty - four ami IT> I i i . ) « i2 i '»Vl .4 f ) i « io i i i r s a mi no ac t ion Ims been ins t i tu ted a l l aw to ; co l l ec t sa id deb t o r any por t ion the reof .

Now, There fore , Not ice i> Hereby i : i \«n ; tha t by v i r tue o f the power of sa le in sa id i mor tgage con ta ined ami of the s t a tu te in such case made and prov ide«! , t he sa id m i t - | gage wi l l be fo rec losed and the abovi - «I« s - • ( • r ibed p remises wi l l be soh l a t pub l i e auc t ion b i the sher i l l o l R ibe r* s von my. South Dakota . a t th«» fnmt <lo >r u f Hi»» Cour t i House in the f i ty of S i>se ton in s i id « oun 1 y an i l s l a te on the Hi t l i dav o l January . A. I ) . jVir>. a t the hour <>' . one o ' c lock in th»- a f t e r - : noon of sa i -1 day fo r the purpo-e o l sa t i s fy ing i s a id mor tgage , in te res t , a t to rney ' s l ees and , d i shurs«-mc: i tH aUoxve t l bv l au . !

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mor tgage con ta in ing a power o l sup ; , made execu ted and de l ive red hy Jo l i n Sxvenson and F .Heu Swenson , h i s wi le , tno i tgago is to 1 h (Ci t i zens Na t iona l 1$ i nk of S i . - se ton mor t«agee . <la t»*d Ju ly lä . iv io , and on ly ro rded in the of l l ee o t lb« h ' eg ' s t e i o f o f i tober t s t Joun ty . Sou th Daiu t t l t . «m the 10 th day of Ju ly . UMO. a t I : IT . o ' c lock P . M. corded In Hook 01 «»f Mortgages on page .*»} , H in t desc r ib ing the fo l lowing descr i l»ed n re rn i «•es . t <>• w i t : Nor thwes t Quar te r mwi; ) of Sec-l ion Twenty-one (2 ) ami ' he Smnn Hal f o f thv South-wes t t jua r t i - r (^ '4 o f sw ' : i > o f Se , : - . t i on S ix lven (Hi ) a l l in Townshin one Hun d red Tweni v -seven (127- . o ! Us ing« ' F»»r ' .v n ine (4Vj . c in i t a tn ' lng 21 '» a i re»- in » re o r l e ss ac r .o rd lug to government survey there«» l , in l iober s < 'onn ty . Sou th Dakota , which mor tg ig«- t o go iher wi th the no te secure«! ihe reby and desc r ibed the re in , was on the HMh » lay o f De i embnr . IV14 , du ly ass igned in wr i t ing bv tbu sa id m r tgagee to < o . Heglami o l l ion-a id , Iowa , which ass ignment was « H I the 1 ' i tb day o l Dece tn '»e r . I VI I a t .*» : 4 . "> o ' c lock P . M. o f Hin t day recorded in H O O K 7> o f Mor t t fag«»> on pane 2t t l i n the o l l i ce o f the Kvgi . s t e r o f Dwel l s o f Houer t s ( Joun tv . Sou th Da ko ia .

Tha t Hier«! has "been a defau l t in the pay ment o f the promissory no te desc r ibed in and se rurcd by <a id mor tgage , toge ther wi th the in te res t , on s i id | . romissory no te , and the amount of p r inc ipa l now due on sa id pro i l l i i -- . .> ry no te i j t ivOiMki . and the amount of iu -t e res t due ou san l p romissory no te i> •THo7. .V>. and the amount of p r inc ipa l and in te res t now due a t the da te of th i s no t i ce i s Tnree Th« u . s and S ix Hundred Thi r ty - seven and nO IK) ( .S t t i a i . - ) ' ! ) Do l la r s , accord ing lo tb« t e rms and condi t ions of sa id p romissory no ie and rnor t gape , and no ac t ion has been ins t i tu ted a t l aw to co l lec t sa id deb t o r any por t ion the reof .

Now There fore . Not ice i s he reby g iven tha t by v i r tue of the power o l sa l> , in sa id mor tgage con ta ined and of the Matu te in such case made aud prov ided , the pa id mor tgage wi l l be «orec losed and the above descr ibed p remises win 1* so ld a t . pub l ic auc t ion by the sher i f f u l Rober t s County . Sou th Dakota , a t the f ron t i loor o f the cour t hou^- in the c i ty o f S l sse ton . in sa id cooutv and s ta te , on the 13 th day o» # February . lUlä . u t the hour o l one o ' c lock in Hie a l t e rnoon of tha t day fo r the purpose of sa t i s fy ing sa id mor tgage , in te res t a t to rneys fees m.d d i sbursements a l lowed by l aw.

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Too I I" ' <• ! • ! . 'Vf io | i t l l« < Ul 11 I l i e ( •on ivH« i ih i d M»'x i«- ;m s i l na t ion was n* por t od to i I i*• s ; . i U ' r t t i to t i t l i* i> t i i San Luis I ' o ios i ' I ' l i i ; g t iv t ' n i ' d" « i l t ha t s t a te o r ig ina ted t in* sv l ionn» and s r .ys t l i a t hv l i a s o l t a inod t ln* co-op (»ra t ion f i f t he mi l i t a ry au thor i t i e s a t N Sal t i i lo and Monte rey .

I f t l i e schri l le i f c= successful i t wi l l se r ious ly a f fec t the mi l i t a ry s i tua t ion in Mexico , fo r these c i t i e s a re impor ­t an t mi l i t a ry s t rongholds , and t roop movements th rough them a re ueces -snry in opvra i jonv h r t ween the nor th i i u i(i smi th <i f l l i e ( " i in t iy n in ] i ign in<l I Tamvivo Mini the eiist vunst. j

Tl io in i thun l ivs o f the th roe c i t i e s , dec la re t l in f . t hev in teml tu s top a l l t r a in se rv ice l i c tween the Ci ty uf Mcxl - | co and I . a redo in o rder tu keep t roops ;

of the l i e l l ige ren t f ac t ions ou t o f the i r ne ighborhood . Th i> wi l l end the l as t mpnns o f communica t ion be tween the Ci ty of Mexico and the Uni ted S ta tes , the Vera Cruz rou te be ing a l ready cu t in the mi l i t a ry opera t ions be tween the Zapa t i s t as and ( ' a r ranz l s tas In the s t a te of Vera Cruz .

PRIESTS AID WAR PRISONERS

Pope Sends Them to Camps, Where They Wi l l Look to Comforts of Men.

In the hope of a l l ev ia t ing the d i s ­comfor t s o f p r i soners o f war and the anx ie ty of the i r re la t ives a t home I 'ope Bened ic t XV. has ins t ruc ted n i l b i shops in d ioceses where in n re mi l i t a ry p r i soners to appoin t one o r more p r ies t s who a rc acqua in ted wi th the l anguages spoken by the impr i soned so ld ie r s . These pr ies t s wi l l be ins t ruc t ­ed no t on ly to of fe r sp i r i tua l counse l , bu t so fa r as poss ib le to look a f t e r the mate r ia l we l fa re o f the pr i soners .

Pa r t i cu la r e f fo r t s wi l l be made !<• d i scover whe ther the pr i soners have communica ted wi th the i r fami l i es and i f they have no t done so to persuade them to send word home Immedia te ly In cases where p r i soners a re unab le to wr i t e l e t t e r s the pr ies t s wi l l pe r fo rm th i s se rv ice fo r them. They wi l l a l so use every e f fo r t to see tha t such le t t e r s a re sen t home sa fe ly . .

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tha t ' : " The man dr ink ing mal ted mi lk and

egg a t one end of the soda wate r

foun ta in in Cl i i c . - igo . s ays the Hera ld

of tha t c i ty , gasped aud ib ly . •Wel l . I swear , wha t do you know

about tha t ! " t i e r epea ted and choked

in to b i s g lass . A ch ic miss in a b ig Oxford g ray

u l s te r was the cause o f h i s cu inmo

t ion .

His appra i s ing and approv ing eye had marked her a r r iva l , seen her

ix rch herse l f demure ly on a ta l l th ree

legged s too l and g ive her o rder : had even no ted the t r im cu t o f he r g ray topped lwio t a s i t s to le a round one leg o f the s too l to c inch her sea t .

l i e saw her l ake of f he r t r im gray g loves , mi l I hem in to a nea t ba l l and s t i ck them in I o the l i f t pocke t o f he r u l s te r wi th one hand a i :d wi th the o i l i e r ex t rac t f rom her r igh t pocke t a wad of whi te wool s tuck fu l l o f g l i t ­t e r ing s tee l . Th i s wad she s t ra igh t e l i ed ou t . se ized the br igh t need les and proceeded to kn i t away as a lmly as a g randma by the l i r e s ide .

The Myste ry Solved.

From benea th her swi f t ly p ly ing f in ge rs I he ha i f o f a mai l ' s so k fe l l .

" I d idn ' t th ink l i i e re was a g i r l in !

any c i ty in the I ' l i i l ed S ta les who , cou ld do i l l .u nowadays , " f i shed the I man wi th the mai led mi lk , r e luc tan t - ! Iy t ak ing ms eyes f rom the p re t ty i p i c tu re and go ing I i i s way . I

l i e shou ld in . t have been as ton i shed . , a s women in every l i t t l e town and I hamle t a re do ing the same. j

Kn i t t ing women and . roehe t ing ! women, ton , have become a common ! p lace o f ( ' h i - igo s igh t s the pas t month

j o r more , whi le women of o ther l a i -e : c i t i e s iu i I i i s coun t ry a l so a re g rowing '

! equa l ly indus t r ious , shopgi r l and so-I e i c ty dame a l ike . ' j On s t ree t ea r s , in the e leva ted , on j suburban t ra ins they a re the re wi th I g l i t t e r ing need les . Hying l ingers and i so f t yams . The th ings they make a rc j mos t ly fo r so ld ie r s on Kuropean ba t

t l e f i e l i l s and the women ami ch i ld ren 1

re fugees f rom those t i e lds . Every min Ute i s p rec ious to the kn i t t e r . |

In Lecture Room and Gymnas ium. 1

In the l ec tu re rooms of t i l e school -f ind un ivers i t i e s , in t l i e gymnas ium. - . , in t i l e t ea rooms and wai t ing rooms o f ! the s to res , everywhere tha t women ' w i th le i sured hands congrega te , kn i t t ing and c roche t ing women a re found | in numbers

The co-eds o f the Univers i ty o f Chi ; c ago sh ipped a can load o f wear ing ap j pa r e I f o r des t i tu te women and ch i l ' d ren to Be lg ium. '

One hundred young women go t t .h r j ma te r ia l toge ther by work ing every i s pa re minu te day and nUht fo r a ! month and more . The t i ck ing c lock j and the c l i ck ing need les ran r iva l r aces ; i l l l ec tu re rooms and s tudy ha l l s , a 1

race tha t i s no t ended ye t . fo r the ma! ; > I ng o f ga rments s t i l l goes on though the f i r s t cons ignment o f re l i e f c lo t h im: from I of C. women has left Chicago j

Though our l i t t l e town, no t f a r back

of the Be lg ian a rmy, l i a s neon bom­

barded more than once , i t l i a s never

ac tua l l . " l acked food , never been p i l ­

l aged . never seen i t s s t ree t s in Names ,

says a u i - .pa tch f rom Havre . F rance ,

a f t e r be ing t e legraphed f rom t i l e Be l ­

g ian ba t t l e f ron t . L i fe i s no t exac t ly

gay . bu t i t i s endurab le . In e f fec t we

a re back here a couple o f cen tur ies .

There a re no t e legraphs o r t e lephones ,

excep t fo r the use of the a rmy. There

i s no ce r tamty tha t a le t t e r , even when

sen t by sanc t ion of the mi l i t a ry au thor ­

i t i e s . wi l l l i e d i spa tched . I t may be

submi t ted fo r approva l , indorsed fo r

d i spa tch , s t amped , cons igned to the

mi l i t a ry pos to t l i ce Af te rward i t s f a te i s uncer ta in . Perhaps i t w i l l r each i t s

des t ina t ion a f t e r a week o r two , per ­

haps no t . No newspaper i s pub l i shed here ,

though papers f rom o ther towns l ine r i l l , genera l ly by way of hosp i ta l s . One

of our s leek rec rea t ions i s to fo rage

United States Chamber of Commerce

Will Be Called Upon to Consider

Question In February—Our Working

Day Must Be Longer to Better Agree

With Foreign Time, Says Banker.

The Chicago Assoc ia t ion of Com­merce wi i l under take someth ing tha t Pres iden t Taf t fa i l ed to accompl i sh two years ago . The twenty- four Chi ­cago bus iness tuen on the execu t ive commit tee o f the assoc ia t ion vo ted unan imous ly in f avor o f push ing the na t ion ' s c lock hands ahead one hour .

A reso lu t ion a l so was passed wi thou t d i s sen t ca l l ing upon the Uni ted S ta tes chamber of commerce , wi th i t s l<m as ­soc ia t ion members sca t t e red over the count ry , to cons ider t i l e ques t ion a t i t s annua l mee t ing in February In Wash ing ton , wi th the recommenda­t ion o f the Chicago body tha t a na t ion wide movement be under taken to ga in

i more day l igh t a t the end of the day .

| Avoid Friction of Railroads.

! By ex tend ing the "ge t up ea r ly" cam i pa ign to the en t i re count ry the asso-i e l a t ion , i t i s thought , wi l l avo id any ; open f r i c t ion wi th the ra i l roads , which l were se t aga ins t any loca l movement I because o f I l i e < on fus lon tha t would re ­

su l t In t i l e t imetab les f rom hav ing two

I l ow I ' l i f . c i i t ime s - l i e i iwles . "The sche ine lo b r ing more day l igh t

in to the cn i l o f the day i s we l l wor th , any expen-c o r e f fo r t I " e f fec t i t s nc-co i i ip l i s imie t i i , " r ca i l s I he repor t .

"The ; ' . I \ a i i l ages to be der ived b> advan . i i " . ' our s t andard t ime one hour a re l . inv .H h ing , be i i c l i t ing no t on ly the en joyment and hea l th of the peo-

n se rv ing t l i e na tu ra l r e ­ihe count ry . The d i sad­

van tages . which a re rea l ly inconven i ­ences . a re so t r i l l ing as to be ha rd ly wor thy of cons idera t ion .

"There i s ce r ta in ly a l ive in te res t iu t he ques t ion in Chicago . Union l abor

, o t i i c ia l s ha ' e shown persona l in te res t i l l t he proposa l . In l . ev lng i t would

j make fo r the hca i th . happ iness ami wel fa re e ( I l i e \ \ o rk iu ; : i l i a n . "

"This i s t i t l e o f t l i e b igges t and mos t ! impor tan t ques t ions , " s . i i i l ! • ' . U . Ki i t l -! ba ik . cha i rman of the t ime commit tee i and I N pres iden t o f I be Chicago a sso | ela t ion , " i f we can on ly ge t se r ious I th . ' l igh t on i t . ! " In s ix months of I he summer the

1 people o f Chicago wi l l ge t 300 ex t ru , hours o f day l igh t a f t e r work ing hours . ' compared wi th the presen t sys tem. I and of course (hey wi l l ga in many ' more hours In the o ther months . "

Banker Favors Plan.

John .1 . Arno ld , v ice p res iden t o f t he F i r s t Na t iona l bank , a - -c r ied tha t th» work ing i i eop le o f l i t e c i ty were com­ing out for the plan on all sides, ac­cord ing to repor t s ga thered by h i s f r i ends .

"Chicago i s l ive hours aud f i f ty min­utes behind London lime," he said, "When we get to wwin Chicago and ge t our bus iness s t a r t ed the Londoners a re c los ing up the i r shops . Now, I f Ch icago and the l es t o f t i l e Uni ted S ta tes a re to become wor ld cen te r s fo r in te rna t iona l bus iness we mus t a r range tmr work ing hours so tha t we can ge t in to touch wi th the t raders o f the wor ld and ge t an ynswer the same da te . "

Occas iona l ly in I i

i

HOUSEMAIDS GO TO SCHOOL.

Both Will ing.

"He sa id he 'd ra ther go to ja i l t han

pay h i s d ivorced wi fe a l imony ."

"J> id she le t h im goV" "Yes . She sa id she 'd ra ther see h im

save h i s money beh ind the bars than spend i t over them." —Exchange .

CASTOR IA l or Infants and Children.

Bis Kind You Have Always Bough* Bears the

Signature of

KING ALBERT'S MESSAGE

OF GRATITUDE TO AMERICA.

The magni f icen t generos i ty o f t l i e Amer ican people in fo rward­ing immense quan t i t i e s o f g i f t s o f foods tu f f s to my suf fe r ing peo­p le a f fo rds me in tense sa t i s fac ­t ion and touches me very deep ly .

In t l i i s . my count ry ' s hour o f t r i a l , no th ing l i as suppor ted me more than the sympathy and the superb generos i ty o f those who have ass i s ted in mate r ia l ly les ­sen ing the same, and 1 des i re to of fe r my deepes t thanks and a t the . same t ime to convey a mes­sage of good wi l l fo r the New Year . ALBICI IT .

King of t ' ue Be lg ians .

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Montclair Now Has Courses In Domes­tic Science For Servants.

In Montc la i r IX. , I > s choo ls the an . t hor i t i e s have inaugura ted a course in , domes t ic sc ience ins t ruc t ion tha t i - i s a id to be wi thou t p receden t anywhere , i n th i s count ry . I t i s des ign- d to in s t ruc t household maids ami wi l l In worked ou t th rough t i l e co-opera t ion o f employers and employees

The f i r s t course wi l l cons i s t o f twe lve lessons in the e lementa ry pr inc ip les o f cooking , and i f th i s ins t ruc t ion i s sue cess fu l i t wi l l be fo l lowed by more advanced courses .

A charge of S ' j . iVo wi l l l i e made fo r the course , whi -h i s a t the ra te of abou t 2<i cen t s per l esson . Many worn en have made a r rangements fo r the i r household se rvan ts to a t t end the c lass es . which wi l l mee t once a week

TO CORRECT WOMEN'S SHAPES

to Be Pittsburgh University Students Made Physically Perfect.

A course has been inaugura ted by the Univers i ty o f P i t t sburgh which j ma i ' l i and tha t l i a s • f o r i t s purpose the e rad ica t ion of phys ic , • ! I imper fec t ions .

Symmet ry of fo rm in the femin ine i s the idea l which the course has fo r i t s insp i ra t ion , and wi th thN in v iew young women s tuden ts wi i l have , t in de r the superv i s ion of exper t s , medi ­ca l gymnas t ics tha t wi l l . o r re . t phys i ca l de formi t i es o r abnormal i t i e s

j fo r food supp i i i j s ome ou t o f the way shop the sea rch

of d i l igence i s r ewarded by the « l i s -

i covery of someth ing ea tab le—a t in o f : prese rved f ru i t , a I 'm go t t en remnant o t

I some swee tmea t , a l i t t l e s tock of sugar . ! or . n io» t p rec ious o f a l l . a bo t t l e o f I

' minera l wa te r . The town wate r i s I more than suspec t , and t l i e l ack o t j

; pu re d r ink ing wate r i s p robab ly the j ! g rea tes t ha rdsh ip . There i s a res iden t j ' o f the town who i s somet imes seen I I e a t ,ng an egg . I t g ives h im a lmos t : ' ce lebr i ty . The source o f supp ly i s kep t I | a grand secre t . Due suspec t s tha t In : ' has a pr iva te l i en concea led in I i i s ! r oom I

l S t range S tor ies Come From Outs ide . | j Occas iona l ly some one on of f ic ia l • bus iness poes to London , a c i ty where ! j t h ings can l i e bought , though in d im

l igh t , o f which we re ta in memor ies . | He conies back wi th s t range ta les o f j t he per i l s o f the pa th , the pos t s which mus t l i e passed wi th repea ted minu te examina t ion of papers , the o rdea l s o f sea rch which mus t be endured , the , passage ac ross the mined channe l , the ^ t r averse o f Kent by t r a ins whose l igh t s a re shrouded .

But never does he re tu rn wi th enough suppl ies .

There i s ano ther c i ty ca l l ed Par i s , separa ted f rom us by a hundred pos t s demanding papers and p ink la i s se r -passe rs and b lue l a i s se r passe rs and photographs and the l ike . But i t i s no t genera l ly suspec ted tha t th ings can l i e bought in Par i s , though sure ly some shops surv ive the re . Coin ing lav k f rom Par i s—if any one ever does come back—the voyager i s no t expec ted to br ing supp l ies Of the res t o f the wor ld we have no ac tua l cognizance . We have p lunged back in to t l i e ou t ­look o f the seven teen th cenMtry . wi th ­ou t pos t s , wi thou t newspaper . - . , w i th ­ou t any ce r ta in ty of cou inmni a t ion .

One jov and pr iv i l ege o f the seven­teen th cen tury has come back the so­c ia l l i f e o f the town square . By keep­ing in touch wi th the lown square one ' •an fe> ' i t he pu l se o f I l i e wor ld bea t ­ing . I t i s a newspaper and a sa lon and a popula r ca fe a l l in one .

Gossip Stil l Remains.

Sold ie r s pass ing to and f ro te l l by the i r conf idence , a s they mar h to ­ward the enemy, tha t t i l ings a re go ing

! we l l , o r by the i r s t e rn se t faces a s they ' go back f rom ' l i e f ron t tha t t i l ings a re i no t so wei l i i o ss ips go a round te l l ing ! the wonder fu l s to r ies o f ' l i e war . a l -: ways in te res t ing . i f r a re ly t rue . The

of f ic ia l s who know fac t s and a re wi l l -! i ng to impar t them to d i sc ree t ea r s j pass lo and f ro . There i s even a l i t t l e i | pink th read of goss ip o f a sc in i scan-! i l a lo iK k ind , wi th appar i t ions occas ion-I f i l ly o f dames of f ash ion These ap-j pa r i t io i i s a re fo l lowed somet imes by I p roc lamat ions o r o rders o f the day un-I f avorab le to such appar i t ions in the i f u tu re . F r ivo l i ty i s no t encouraged . I Occas iona l ly the town square i s (311-; I ' d wi th pomp and mus ic when the re

i s a g rand rev iew of i l oops by some i Kuropean ru le r o r g rea t genera l . i

There a re anx ie t i es , dangers , doubts ; - ne t e r a day . ra re ly an hour , wi thou t i t s funera l o f some brave man . Some- I t i i in— the re comes the fea r tha t t l i e ! t e rm has no t been se t to the invaders '

f r esh sac r i f i ces have ye t to be made . Wi tha l l i f e he re I s j no t unhappy . We have a t l eas t th ree f ine bu i ld ings to look upon . The s im- j p i e necessa r ies o f l i f e a re prov ided , and one lea rns wha t can be done wi thou t .

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French Hold Court In Alsace. The f i r s t F rench cour t has been fo r ­

mal ly es tab l i shed a t Thann , i l l A lsace , which has been German s ince the war of 1S7U. An a f fec t ing scene took p lace a t the ce remony in the cour t , which up to on ly a few days ago had been

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