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A Royal Wandering Minstrel.

The Archduke Macmillan, shot in
Mexico by the Juarez Government
about the end of our civil war, was in
his younger days famous as q singer
and player on the guitar. While trav-
cling around on foot, u pastime which
was 4 passion with him, he would oc-
casionally stop along the lonely road
and sing 4 song or two or play some
charming air.
Once while thus engaged he was
heard by a number of peasants. who,
quite ignorant of his identity. listened
to him with rapture and applauded
him with vigor. IF you come to the
inn" said one Of them, with that
voice and that touch can promise
you a good glass of wine, if not lit
tic more
Falling in with their humor. Maxi
milan accompanied them to the viii
lage tavern.
Here he rendered several choice
melodies with such skill and taste that
he had, SO to speak. his audience at his
feet, and, though the tavern vintage
was not the best, lie drained glass after
glass with his new found friends.
Finally he announced that he must
go, and when the jolly Boniface found
him determined to do so he took his
hat and went round among the audi
tors. collecting fair sum, to which he
added something himself, and offered
| it to the Archdnke.
Seeing the honesty Of the motive, he
took the coins and put them in his
pocket. thanking them for their app
probation and Kindness. At that mo-
ment the village Squire, who knew
Macmillan. happened to enter. See
Ling the crowd around him, and not
knowing the cause, he called out:
Stand back, YOU clowns! Don't
you know it's The Archduke Maxi
lmilian, your Prince? p;
The tavern keeper fell on his knees
lin his fright and thinking his money
generosity was the browning infamy
LOT which he had been guilty he asked
that it be given back.
Not a bit Of it, said Macmillan
HEARTILY. Its the first money that
has been honestly earned by any Of
our family for a thousand years and
TIN going to keepit as an heirloom Z
philadelphia Times.
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provided, the said N ortgage will be


provided, the sal m ortgage will be
oreclosedby Il sale Of the land there
in described, which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of Marshall County, al
the front door Of the Court House in
the City OF Warren, in said County
and State, on the S5h day Of August,
A. d. 1891, at 10 o clock in the fore
noon OF that day, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
thesum due on said mortgage, to-
eether with taxes, if any, on said
premises, and fifty dollars attorneys
fees therein stipulated to be paid in
case Of foreclosure, and the disburse-
(ments allowed by law, subject to re-
demption ut any time within one
year from the date OF sale us pro-
yided by law.
Dated June 9Th. AID. 1891.
CAROLINE Al. NORTHAM, Mort
gagee.
DOM CRoMB and s. COOKE, Attorneys
for Mortgagee.
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A Hurst of Re val Temper.

King William III. of the Neither
lands. who died few days ago, was
in his best days a man Of frightful
temper. Tie person who excited him
above all others was the lank. phleg-
matte Thorbecke. who left the desk Of
a Utrecht professorship to become q
minister OF state. The king expressed
his contempt for Thorbecke by always
addressing him as Sir Professor" In
1870. while William was drifting
swiftly toward an alliance with France.
in order that he might avengc the
wrongs all Dutchmen feel they have
sustained at German hands, the PRO
lessor" was selected to convince the
king that his people would not support
him in such course. Thorbecke en-
tered the kings bed-chamber with his
hands behind him on the morning of
the day of the decision.
Good morning, Sir Professor What
is the news?' asked the king.
.'Nothing special sire; only the peo-
pie of The Hague are talking a good
deal of nonsense" said Thorbecke,
with diplomatic deliberateness.
'.Humph! Concerning my minis
tersPs
No, SIRE droned on Thorbecke,
concerning YOU
concerning me?" shouted the king,
''and what, 0 honored professor, con-
cerning me?"
"silo, I hardly wish to repeat it,
,'
Enough! I wish to hear it,
Well, sire, the people of The Hague
say you are as crazy as loon"
Biff! Like shot the short, heavy
body Of the king bounced from the bed
TO the floor. Purple and speechless,
he caught up great silver inkstand to
throw it at Ihorbecke. His hand be-
came cntangled for a moment in the
bed curtains. Thorbecke strobe up to
him, thrust down his keen white face
to the level of the kings eyes, and said
in a tone of icy Indifference:
And if you strike me with the ink
stand the people of The Hague will be
right"
The king dropped the inkstand in
the curtain that had caught it and
Iglowered at the professor, who has.
tened to pile reasons on reasons why
the Netherlands should remain neutral
during the Franco-G German war.
few hours later. in the presence of all
the ministers, William III. tore into
bits and stamped on the declaration Of
war which he had all but forced on bis
unwilling subjects.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
e OF Minnesota.

State OF Minnesota,
IS District Court.
County OF Marshall 18th Judical District.
.Jere s. Maher and Charles b. Mccarthy, Plain
tlfs vs. .adolph l.. } oilnson anu Line I. john
son Defendant:
Notice is hereby given, that unLerand by ylr-
,le III IL utis inelt and Decree entered III the
above elitt ed fiction OIL the got uaS 81 J une
iS:i cert Transcript u which hi, Letll ue-
iivered 10 HE, A. 1hruacersiSned, Sherlif 81 said
Mars,iail5t oluty. Will sell ut pubic auction, to
he islest tiaucr. for cash. ON Nj onday tue 24th
,li,y OF August, 1871. atthrce O'Clock 1ntnc after
nooIi at he front door OF the Court II ouse III
the Villa sc OF Warren in said County. in one
purcell the premises ana real estate described IN
said Judgment and Decree. to wit: All that
tract; or parcel of land, lying and being III the
County of Marshall and State OF Minnesota, de
s,liDetl as follows. to wit: Lots numbered one
and three CD. in section six ls,, township
number one hundred fifty five (l55), north OF
range fifty (5O). west OF The fifth principal meri-
'ainn. confirming seventy and 9-lGO acres accord
ing to the us. government survey thereof
4 Dated july Z, 1891.
JOHN ilIVlsl4 sheriff OF Marshall County
"A a. MILLER, Plaintiif's Attorney, Cfookston,
Mimi 3i-j7
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MORTGAGE SALE.
fFirst Publication .Jn.y 9th. 1891. j

5WurRras Peter L. N,rd4ust ant Eining
Neiaonst, oil Marshall Count, State 81 Minnie
! sofa, is isiistis. uid, N the 2oth gay OF
july, y. IL 1881, duly execute and denver i 10
,it.i:es l.. MEceler. OF the County o hlhES,
State5of New York. their 2ri Sa:e tealii.s aslee
Of uy l4th. y. 1881. whereby they nurt sasen
TO s il, III the following GescflDeu ANUS
situa. q, in the County OF Marshall aud State OF
Minnesota, to wit ,5sz
r,, nG1t half northwest quarter ana the
sou lneslst quarter of the northwest quarter Oh
section II, township t56, range AZ Mest
20 acres TO secure the payment oI the sum
II six hundred dollars. With interest tereoh ae-
eortiihg TO the cond tions OF ole certain pfoliis
sorry iute, With interest onpoiis iltaeheu IeiF-
lung even date with sd mort Ct, ana mace oy
said NOR gag orss 10 said nortsasSe OF III usi
MIicll s;,iu IT age was on TIC s.Ciii ~
eorslsi in the uItice of The Register Of Dceds III
I'll. Il for said County OF Aiarshall IN i'ooh y vi
NJ ori.s:iges, on page q; and
WiierSss. default has been Inadclll the nay melit
81 the sum oil letee AIT lit dollars uGe as
interest upon il mortsase on he lst Guy u
Janualy.lA D.slSSS; anu upon Tie lurthef suit
of LIMO d oli;lfS, due interest upon salu
mortgage on HE LIST day OF January sDslss9;
and uin the further OF forty twt, u oiiars,
E,ills OF, said NOR on the LIST day OF January.
A. D. 1921 and on tile further sum Of forty-tMO
dollars t,ie interest thereon ul the LIST uy ol
January A. D. 1891, and the said interests still
lSunp;iid and due. and s.
~ ,Itsn,cAs it was stipulated by aud between
the l,lr.ies 10 said mortgage that II default
should be made iii any OF the conditions or cove
nlnts therein OH the part VI the IL
g,lgors. to be Kept and performed, that then
and from thelicefDrtl IT slil be lawful lof lhe
said nortgagee. his heirs administrators
cutters or assigns to consider aud declare the
whole sum secnfel thereby Qs Immediately duc
ana payable without notlce to sud niortgasors
or any other par anu s,
/ Wheeler has exercised his option to consider
and declare. and does hereby consider aud de-
Ic.;ra the whole OF money secured by said
Inlortgage L sbe due and payable; AMI
81 WfEREAs, there now due. and clnimed to be
ie said at the aate o. TINS no ,ce
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MORTGAGE SALE.
First Publication june fifth. 1891 J,


WHEREAS, Prter Haglunsi and
Mary Haglund, his wife, 81 Marshall
County. State OF Minnesota as mort
g;,eors, did, OH the 2l.l day of Sep
TENDER, a. D. 1SS7,dnly execllte and
deliver to Caroline NJ. Northam, OF
the County Of New York State 81
New York, their mortgages bearing
date of September 2nd, a d: 1851,
whereby they moi.tggasgyea to said
mortgage, the following described
lands situated in the County OF Mar
shall and State OF Minnesota, to-wit:
East hall OF northeast qnarterand
east hall oil southeast qnarte,.of SET
ton "a, township, 1856, range 4 Z !,
west, containing $50 acres, 0 see IRE
tile payment oil the sum oisseyen
hundred dollars, With interest here
on, according to the conditions OF
one certain promissoly note, with in
terest coupons ATTACHED. he;,ling.
even date With said mort rage and
made 10y said mortgagol;s to said
mortgages, OF order, which said
mortgage was on tile Sd day oil Sep
,n,,s A. ~ GO .ssfSS r..E
uon.pel = - 49, . IT. s,
- j IA 3,
..e =, - III, p ,,n ,1 So, g
vou,las :, na 49,. - 70, 49,,
a. ~ -, To-,
nhn az, 40 :, =, ~ tha g,
a'.s 81 ann ,,,l.,rs, &C. = ta,.,,,,t
,,, ~ s.;,l 900 IN IN thn AZ !,
ul'gn s IT. sem, ~, ,ha
=, 8, u i; Z. 80. ~
ss = -, :, 49, -
s. as 'l.s'gsD EFT ,,,,s,.,, ~ Il 100.
NY ~ f,,,tbar s,,,n : ,,f ,.,,.t
ALL d,,a ~ il,trrest thereon IS al
tI,a lat ,laY3 al january. A d 81 $50:
and ,., -. on tha fnrtl,er s,n1snf forfy-nine
.ll.li l,,a as ;ntarast, tha,y.ip az
IT. ~ - lev l.l ~ January IS Se1
sn t i es,;l arash =
~, ~ d Az .'a :,
e1 49,, Inn ' = ra st;n,,l., toa ~ md
t,ana,, , 10 M rt;as f. sa;, on,.f oa.sn
l ppSnaSi sn,,id ha - !.
ILL IL aa,,d;t;nns, ~. cnpan,nfs tharo.
:, .e rod ~ tha :. M 81 tho 1nnrt.
o' !, - s an a,,t, ,a,.f,,nnl
~, a4 4,,a, - and from fha,cafa,tI, &
L
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Quay to Quit.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20. Senator
Quay has issued call fora meeting OF
the executive committee of the re-
publican national committee in this
city July 20. Within the last week
Senator Quay has informed more than
one of his friends that he had concluded
to retire from the craftsmanship al
though retaining his membership in
the national committee He will in all
probability be succeeded by ]. s.
Clarkson. 1t is said that the members
of the committee have been consulted
by mail regarding the proposed change,
and that the replies indicate beyond
question Clarkson's election.
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MANY PkAlsAED.

~
49, c,.Is ..sn 49, = 49,.
~ ooo ooo wo.th s. r es'..S''S go -,
Av.y M Th,-tv 8, r,.... : 49,. 10. -
NEW Yonr Irlv On 4 A,,so;aI Al.
oatche. raor,vrd ssr .,,.tl Sant,a.,c
the can,tal ~ fh;l; "a. 49,, a;s;tad 'i T. !,
q most dastrnc,;vs A. -. ,s,,,,;ah ~ =
twaan o. nm noo 50 90 on ~ " "no a1a. ~
~ nro,,ar+,, ,... - a. s.,sSo,Yo0 49,.
- Az ,:,o,,.,a. 81 10y - :
A.. hro,,. ,,.,t i, : !, : ~
stra.t ~. 80 - =. +.. 49, ~ au 1s .ha1
nnrh f.res ~ tha o;t. ~, s.!'aa ' ~.
;aln Evarv s ~ a ann,a s. saa a ~
man was 81 ths a seene' 81. /. ,nas l IA
lone before the ,satar aMbnlr !. :, "a :, ont
and then houa Was varv r ,,e.,.ir ahan.
aened. The large Cstholic nn;ver.
sitv WAS ona of ~. ,a,s+ hu;1d.
mos 70 Ia attacLaa n h,a.aa t,a,nai,,
and "a rsn;dlv th.+ 49, ,,ao,,1a
were nnable to leava tha hn;,,.ins IN
time. In full sioht 81 tha horro,.. str;cl..
en- people thew fell hack INTO the
flames and nerisha.l sTha Ronon ia
SANTIAGO and the RANCE por,,1a, tbs
Hotel Hermano and the ea;tor;a1 ICONS
OF Ell Indeuendiante II tha Direct nath
Of the Are. wara nn;cl.ly rad,,naa "a
..ho. r. ,,,.. =. ~ !!
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CHARLES CARROLL, of Carrollton, was
the richest man in America when the
national constitution was signed. He
was worth S5oO,ooO. It's plain he didn't
want the earth, but that didn't stop him
from helping to take the best part of it
the United States-from England.
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SUMMONS.
OF Minnesota. !

Slate OF Minnesota.l
IS. District Court
County OF Marshall.l 14th Judicial District.
Wilbur Il. Powell, Plaintiff vs.. James Winter,
defendant.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
sw,r the complaint OF the plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which is tiled in the office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court of the 18th Judicial
District, in and for the ounty OF Marshall and
State OF Minnesota, and to servea copy OF your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber.
al his office in the City OF Warren. in said County.
within twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons upon you exclusive OF the day of such
services and ii You fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
| this action will take Judgment against you for
the sum OF sixty-four dollars and eightyrfive
cents, with interest on 1880 of said sum at the
rate OF ten per cent. per aInum from the 3lst day
OF July. 1883, and with interest Oh $27.35 OF said
| sum at ten per cent. per annum from May 4th,
1891, together with the costs and disbursements
OF his action.
Dated May 22nd 1891.
S. COOKE,
llaintiff's attorney.
1896 Warren, MINI.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State tf Minnesota.1
County of Marshall.
Special term, July 8, 1891.
In,the matter of the estate of Jens B lmsdahl,
deceased.
On receiving and fling the petition OF Hans B.
imSdah Of the city of Warren. Minnesota repre-
.5ent.ng, among other things, that Jens b. Inns
lahi late OF Oak Park. County of Marshall. State
Il Minnesota. on tlleSrd DAY Of November, A. ID.
1885 ut the residence of his father in the Parish
OF Ringebo III Norway. Europe, died intestate.
and being citizen OF this County at the time OF
his death. leaying goods, chattels, and estate
within this County. and that said Petitioner is a
brother of said Deceased. and praying that ad-
minstration OF said estate be 10 Hans u. Inns
dahl sranted
III Is ORDERED. that said petition be heard be-
fore thiS Court, on Friday. the 3lst day OF July.
a. D. 1897 at 10 oiock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office iii said County.
oRDFEh d lURTI bls, hat Il Office thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and TO ali persons
Interested by publishing his order once IN each
week Tor hree successive weeks prior 10 said day
OF hearing in the 1WARtH Ear i, weekly news
paper printed aud published at tie City OF
Warren. in said County.
Dated at the City Of Warren. Minnesota, the
9th day OF July, A. u. ls9l.
BY the Court:
C.S. HULL,
EPRoBATE sEAEl Judge OF probate.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
First Publication July 9th, 1851.

Default having been made i'll the payment OF
he sum of six hundred twenty-h and S4-lOo
t*Gs5 81 dollars, which is clalmed to be due at
tile M te of this notice, upon u certain mortgage,
and delivered by Frank Remiilard,
ti unmarried man, mortgagOr, to The New
E,,o!iL,d Mortgage Security Company, mortgi-s
,.. bsriI. date the 3Oth day OF December, 1850.
md will u power OF sale therein contained, duly
l.. the Office OF The lseslsier OF Deeds III
4:,u for the County OF Marshall and State OF
M!n1cso1;t on the 3lst day OF December. 1885, at
~, 1, clock T. in Book oil mortgages, on
;l.s,. 10 aud no action or proceeding having
bees, ted atl.tw or otherwise, To recover
the debt secure d by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
Z. Now III ERE ORE. NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That Nv virtue ofzthe power oI sale contained IN
said Nor :.:;,e and pcrsuant to the statute IN
such ease iiii,ie ana provided, the SAID Mort
e;lg, Will be foreclosed by sale OF the premises
described iii and conveyed by snld MortGase'
viz: $3.50
I,,e northeast quarter of section twenty-four
I 2E township one hundred and hfty-seven 100,
range forty -nine 49l west. CONTAINING Que nun
.,ire6 ,,nd sixty tl60) acres. i'll Marshall County
and state Of Minnesota. With the hereditaments
and noes, which sale will be made by
the Sheriff OF SAID Marshall County, at the front
door Of the Court ouse, in the Nll!ISe oil Waf-
rem in said County and State Oh The IND day OK
August 1891. at ID o'ciock A. NJ, OF that day. at
spublic veldue, TO the highest bidder h'r cash. TO
nav said Debt of Six hundred twenty i've ana 81
Sja5 S4 GIl;lFs, and Interest, ana the taxes.
ii any, on said premises, and ffty dOarS, att ol-
,,ey,s fees, IT'S stipulated in ana by Silu MOTT
.;i:-es in ease OF foreclosure, and the d,slurse
nriit. allowed ny law; subject 10 redemption az
any time wit hin yeisr rom the diy ol sue,
III pruvi,i,d by law.
Dated July 9TH n. D. 1891 s.
THE NEW liNGLAND AlDkIGAGE SECURITY
GUMPANi Moi tgngec
rs IN t.koM.. ,ila S. COOKE Attorneys for Mort.
,Lse,., Cr1OSStIn Nun ol-ei
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| JULES VERNE published his irst novel
when he was thirty-fve years old.
Since then he has written an average
of two books year, and is now the
author of sixty volumes of more or less
fascinating interest. Writing book
with Verne is work of prodigious toll.
before putting q single line to paper he
mentally prepares all his material,
makes his maps, lays out his routes
aud reflects upon his work for months.
Then, when the story has been written
he corrects it at least ten times before
giving the final proofs to the -printer.
The majority Of his books are works Of
ff0tiOn I 7.
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: CAPT. STAIRS, Who was one of Stan
ley's favorite officers during his last
journey across Africa, has gone back to
Africa in the service of the Katanga
Company to help explore the great re
9ion of the upper Congo, which has re-
Gently been coded to that company by
the free state. 1t was Capt. Stairs who
climbed the remarkable snow-capped
mountain, Rowenzori, which Stanley
discovered between Lakes Albert Ny
ANA and Muta Nzige.
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| JEWELS in Paris are no longer worn
upon the skin, as in bracelets, earrings
and necklaces. A new within of fash
aon has decreed that they shall be be-
slowed in the material of the dress,
and modistes are active in search Of
hucs and shades best suited to display
the charms of precious gems. One
color much in vogue is Nile green,
which affords an unsurpassed back
ground for the luster of the jewels,
besides matching well with either dark
or fair compilations. Pickpockets are
unanimous in favor of adopting the
custom on this side of the Atlantic
ocean,
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a srnAxar sect has come to public

A STRANGE sect has come to public
Aotice In Madrid. The most extraordi-
nary practice encouraged by this sect ID
their mode Of contracting marriages.
Any woman is entitled to rise in meet.
Ing and cry out: II wish to marry" 80
,snd 30. naming the man. The man
upon whom her choice has fallen ID
doomed TO become q husband. Il tis
useless for him to protest prior engage
msnts. The pontih marries the couple
then and there. Over three hundred
luch marriages have been carried out,
and the popularity Of the pontih among
women desiring matrimonial partners
d unbounded.
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! ASTRONOMERS agree upon three mo-
tons Of the earth. The rotation on it's
axis in one day Of twenty hours, the
revolution around the sun in one wear
Of s65k days, and very slow gyratory
motion of its poles around and outside
OF line at right angles to the plane of.
the ecliptic. and coinciding with the
line of axal rotation at its center in
%, 1913 years.
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MRS. ELLA WHEELER wilcox, Mrs.
Charles Coils, Lillian Russell and
Miss Elita Proctor Otis, the amateur
actress, are among the few New York
women who wear thumb rings. That
which adorns the thumb of Mrs Wilcox
is set in diamonds and is very valuable.
The fad does not number many vota-
ries in this country, although the wear
ing of such rings is said to be rather
common in France and England.
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| GEN. BooTH. Of the Salvation Army,
who asked for 100000 with which to
regensrate some of the social condi-
tions OF London, announces that he has
received $40, 900 more than that sum,
and Is promised an additional $40, 900.
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FOUND WATERY GRAVES.

Seven Lives Lost BY the Wrecking Of .
se m.s.r n on the coast %s 81 Newfoundland
u.-.n.r ~ 9 I..,..ao .''
..na -, =. o. : Wy ~ ar.lculars
.."'e 1Se 1eS14so. " man u q ui s'a
70, " .4e NeWi nn COAST tne
ssaoonei uonleo neiie pe,ng wrecKea
anu 'wo women anu nve cnlldren lost.
oap' oa"ue, nuCes VI Ine losc YES
sci STATES tnat the Puonlco Belle
WIN ere" o. Tour men le1t Catalina
July pound 1or ~. JOINS with 2
cargo OF lumDer. one had also on
Doara nVe women q, ana I'VE cnlldren as
passengers lhey encountered
s.olm u ", vino anu ram rom al:oo
-, SAosH "onesu.y nism -, uA''i 'uay ~ y.
= nornlnk. !, nc vessei io 's''
her na :, anu . 1oresaii ana ran ashore
On u, .ne GIN ~ soo O'CLOCK
.nursaay morning.. N1lham Ross
!uAnpeu ashore anu ohe captain theW q
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In the towns and cities Of Chilli all
the shopping OF any consequences is
done in the evening. In Santiago the
stores are open till midnight, and dur
ing the hst afternoons, when everybody
takes siests, they are locked up.