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The weekly times-record., 1912-07-25
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND PROGRAM
AT CHAUTAUQUA PARK YESTERDAY
SadIerS Give Beneficial Health Lectures --lniyer-
Sity Girls Give Splendid Entertainments
Dramatic Recital This Evening.

was lou, IuS uOIMdI - 1Io OOSIScS,
be said II can't do it." I said, have
been in an insane asylum and ] saw
there one man piling up leaves and
they. were taken away by the bushel,
another who was gathering pebbles to
be carried away. Now these people
were lunatics, but there are other
men claiming to be sane who are pill
ing up dollars. The man took the
hint he replied, chow long vacation
do you want me to take?"
81 come to proclaim the gospel of
good health and happiness and warn
you to avoid all the things that stand
in the way. Strychine is often given
for a time. I have not used it for a
number of years because I find that
ice water and rubs take it's place.
If you take a drug by and by you
must take enough to make the patent
men rich. Medical men use less and
less of these drugs. AS they under
stand the power of these natural sim
pie things. Strychine weakens your
blood pressure and also your vitality.
Nature will have her foreclosure
mortgage on you sooner or later. Ev-
cry time you take drink or a drug
to make a good feeling, you are plac-
ing a mortgage on your future welfare
and happiness. Aconite is used to
lower blood pressure and fever but
it is the fever that saves you. We
use water so that the fever may burn
up the poison without burning us.
Cocaine makes one feel good and
inclined to do anything. Morphine
lowers the temperature and makes
you ready for sleep and rest. My wife
who has worked many years among
the unfortunate women of Chicago,
once asked me why so many of them
took cocaine and morphine. I could
not answer until these blood pressure
tracks became known. The cocaine
raises the blood pressure and the NOR
phine lowers it. And they need the
cocaine to stimulate and the NOR
phine to give rest afterwards. 1t is
too dangerous a drug for people to
take. Beware of all drugs that have
the magic power to kill pain instant
ly. They contain some dangerous
drug and will form a habit injurious
to the body.
Tobacco. Almost 4,O00,000,000 ci-
gars were smoked by American people
last year. The boy will smoke and
get pale because his blood pressure
is raised. Alcohol lowers the blood
pressure for several hours but raises
it by and by. You seem to be cold
when you are hot and hot when you
are old, and poor when you are rich.
1t is a deceiver. Alcohol brings the
blood to the skin. The boy who
smokes gets sick at first, nature turns
him inside out when he swallows.
and he unswallows it again. If he has
tried this several times nature says,
do you intend to take that poison
right along. If you are going to take
it regularly alright, and by and by
the boy can smoke without being
sick. Alcohol and nicotine get to-
gether and play into each others
hands. There is another group that
raises blood pressure, tea, coffee and
spices. 1t requires expert observa'
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therein and hereinafter described, at
the front door of the court house in
the city of Valley City in the County
of Barnes and State of North Dakota,
at the hour of two o'clock in the after
noon on the 22nd day OF July, A. D.
1912, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day Of sale. The
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same, are described as follows, to-wit:
The South Half Is w of Lot Three
(3) in Block Eleven (11) of the origi-
nal townsite of the city of Valley City
in the County of Barnes and State Of
North Dakota, according to the certi-
fed plat thereof on file and of record
in the office of the Register of Deeds
in and for said county of Barnes.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day of sale the sum Of $2333.2S
by reason OF the original principal and
interest, and the further sum Of
$230.74 for insurance premiums paid
and advanced by said mortgage, and
interest thereon, making total sum
of $2564.O2, together with statutory at
torney's fees, costs of foreclosure and
sale and disbursements allowed by
law.
Dated June 18th, A. D. 1912.
THE UNION LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, of Valley City, North
Dakota, Mortgage,
THEODORE S. LINlDLAND,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Valley City, Month Dakota.
6.13-6tW,
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CITATION AND NOTICE OF HEAR.
ING PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL

CtJATION AND NOTICE OF HEAR.
ING PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN-
ty of Barnes. In County Court,
Before Hon. o. H. deS Irgens,
Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of Lovisa
NJ. Pruett, deceased.
ALBERT B. Dickinson, Petitioner.
VS..
Richard A. Pruett, Charles w. Dick
enson, Hattie F. Peck, Elwin o. Dick
inson, Frank B. Dickinson, Hazel M.
Peck, Joy Keve and st. Clair Keve, re-
spondents.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate of Lovisa
NJ. Pruett, Deceased:
You and each Of you are hereby no
titled that Albert B. Dickinson the
petitioner herein, has fled in this
court a copy OF the Last Will and
Testament of Lovisa M. Pruett late of
the town Of Badger in the county of
Vernon and state of Missouri, deceas-
ed, and the probate thereof in the
State of Missouri duly authenticated
with the petition, praying for the ad-
mission to probate of said document
as the Last Will of said deceased, and
for the issuance to Albert B. Dickin-
son of letters Of Testamentary there
on, and that the said petition and the
proofs of said purported Will will be
heard and duly considered by this
Court on "wednesday, the 21st day of
August A. d., 1912, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the court
rooms of this court, in the county
Court House, in the City of Valley
City, County Of Barnes, and State of
North Dakota; and ..-..
ed to be and appear before this Court
at said time and place and answer
said petition and show cause, II any
there be, why the prayer Of said petit
ton should not be granted.
BY the Court,
o. H. deS. IRGENS,
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 5th day OF July A. d.
1912.
WOLFE & SCHNEIIlER, Attorneys.
Wahpeton, North Dakota.
7-1d-3tw.
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(From Fridays Daiily)


Large crowds attended the Chau-
tauQua yesterday to hear the Sadlers
and the University Girls.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Sadler and
Anna B. Kellogg, trained nurse, and
Sarah Wilmer give practical lectures
and the crowd packing the lecture
tent are steadily increasing, to OBJ
tain the benefit of these health lee
lures.
Dr. Lena K. Sadler gave a demon
stration lecture yesterday presenting
some of the most practical and origi-
nal lecture features ever presented on
the Chautauqua platform. In this lee
ture addressed to women only she
gave many interesting pictures of her
vast experience among the unfortu-
nate women of Chicago, showing her
work of lifting the unfortunate den
izens of the underworld.
The University Girls in their first
appearance on the Valley City plat
form proved to the audience to be an
organization of high merit. The
company is made up of seven young
ladies from the leading universities
of the country. In their program of
yesterday afternoon their solos, quar-
tets and choruses, together with other
novelty features, gave many surpris-
es to the audience. Miss Linda Mohr-
man the leader, is musician we'll
fed by training, temperament and ex-
Iperience for her position. She is en-
titled to high rank as an artist of the
first order
Miss Mildred IN. Morrison, the So
prano soloist possesses voice of un-
usual sweetness and purity of tone,
and being an accomplished pianist
she is admirably qualified by nature
and training to fill her position.
Following the prelude by the Uni
Versity girls last evening DR.. Sadler
gave a very instructive lecture on
high blood pressure.
He first called for volunteers from
the audience over twenty-one years of
age to take the blood pressure for de-
monstration purposes. This was done
by passing the machine about the
wrist of each one shutting off the
circulation. DR.. Saddler said in part:
'Not one condition alone gives you
high pressure but group. The
steam guage of a boiler tells you how
much work the engine can do. The
blood pressure tells how much work
you can do. If you understand it
you get a general knowledge of the
condition of the whole body. Why
are the American people superior to
the British in industry and trade?
Why do they succeed when other ma
-tions fail? Why do they succeed whe
tions fail? Because they are living
at higher pressure than any of the I
foreign countries. When your pres
sure is high you feel equal to any,
thing and ready for the fray. When
you have low pressure, you feel like
a dish rag, call in" There is too
much rushing in business of all kinds. !
Men are determined to make record
II it is at the risk of blowing up the
engine but they must pay the price.
i tried once to get business man
to take a vacation, his blood pressure
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FOR SALE Having accepted call
to another state the undersigned Of
fers for sale the following: A team
two black beauties, heavy enough
Tor light farm work for $4,000. Also
top buggy and harness. Rev. ]. J.
Van Der schaef, Litchville, N. d.
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TO VISIT SISTER.

TO VISIT SISTER,.
Mrs. Burt Foxen left last evening
for Jamestown, where she will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Fritz Kulewatz,
for a few days.
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SHELLEH CORN.

The Peoples Fuel company have a
large supply Of shelled corn. either
in bags or bulk. Also ground corn
and oats. If in need Of feed call on
them. 1-31-W-tf
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RETRNED HOME.
C. E. Moore who has been transact
ing business at Morse, Canada, the
past week returned home last even
ing.
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C0RREETI.E klS-FITS
lhGChkIS MAS PRESENT S

Christmas brings many mis-ties. da-
piicatcs. unsaleabie and unnecessary
articles TO many homes and individ-
uals.
The Record Want Column offers an
easy arrangement BY which exchanges
msy be made quickly and satisfaeto--
lily.
II you set something that doesn't
At. OF something yoa don't need pat
an exchange ad in and move j;
promptly. Some other person is prob
ably in the same fx you are in.
Record Want Ads do most any old
thing. even to Strengthening out
Christmas malta
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-26
THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST
BY WASHINGTON GLADDEN.

turtles from that day five hundred
millions of the human race would be
calling themselves by His name. and
more than half the earth's population
would be reckoning their years from
the day OF His birth; that every
seventh day millions on millions Of
human voices would be lifted up In
song to Him in churches and Sunday
schools and missions all round the
world. that The nobiest music he
world would ever hear would be mus
ie celebrating the birth. the life. and
the death. of this little Babe. that the
highest and purest art OF all time
would be that in which the story WIS
told OF the young Chlld and His mot =
er: that the nobiest architecture the
world would ever see would be that
which prepared a shrine for the wor-
ship OF this Babe OF Bethlehem; that
His birthday would be kept all over
the world as a day fox giving gif's
and sharing pleasures. and that u
would be the happiest day OF ALI she
days OF the whole round year:
NO: none Of US could have con
ceived OF such history as that -
zhose beginnings We look back On
Christmas Day. There has been 30
parallel 10 II in the annals Of the
centuries. The facts which have re-
clfed give some Indication OF The
place that He has ~on in the thought
and affection Of mankind. but the e
are those Of US who believe that tie
greatness Of His dominion is yet 20
be achieved. for II is only within a
generation that the real nature Of His
Eingdom has begun TO take possessi IN
OF American thought. The world 5
now at last beginning 70 see what
Christianity means; that It really pro-
poses to shape the whole OF human
society here and nov according sc
its Law OF good viii; that Il calls t.
supplant strife by corporation. aai
suspicion by sympathy; to make The
spirit OF Christmas the Law OF every
day in the year. Il has taken the
world n long. long time to get hold
Of the real meaning OF Christs life
and teachings and death. but 1t begins
to dawn upon us in these FIRST years
OF the twentieth century. and when
the Christian Church learns to put the
emphasis where 1t belongs. His king
dom viii come, and His will be done
in earth as in heqven.~
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BY WASHINGT

In the Christmas women's Home
Companion appears an extraordinary
account OF the birth o. Christ. written
by Washington GLADDEN.. The story Is
told with completeness and reality r.
just as one might relate the story Of
the birth OF Lincoln or any other great
man.
Joseph and Mary were youns peo-
pie who lived in Nazareth of Gaiiiee
which is sixty miles north OF Bethle-
hem. They had 10 go TO Bethiehs m
because II was the city in which their
family belonged and the Roman S-a-
peror who was making 4 great eea-
sus in his empire required every faii-
lily TO be enrolled in its native place.
So Joseph ami Mary had come. n
the middle Of the winter, TO this Old
town OF Bethlehem. II was long
journey for those days and those
roads. far more wearisome than trip
to Denver or Minneapolis would b.
for people on the Hudson or the Con-
necucut. II they travelcl by the urin-
cspal road. as doubtless they did &c
know exactly the route they follow
ed--acfoss the great plain OF Esdrae-
lou. over the mountains Of sanaTia
and the hill country OF IudeA TO The
great city Of Jerusalem. then south
ward, about six miles, from that city
TO Bethlehem.
Nov let Dr. GLADDEN. proceed Win
his narrative.
Whether Joseph and Mary had ee-
er visited bethlehem before. Ne -
not know
The nrst thins 20 do Nss 20 md a
place where they could abide in Bcta-
Iehem. and this was not an easy iass-
The little town seems TO have hee1
full OF people who had come perha -
upon the same errand that brought
them. You can imagine how IL Wcn'd
be II All the descendants Of all the
families that once lived In one OF the
old New England hiii towns-ln
iAtchneld. say. or Decrneid. or Loo
mInster.-If ali the descendants OF u
thcse families in all parts Of the
country we're ordered TO 90 back there
and register.
SO IL was at nsthlehem. Very NJ
tie dependence was placed on inns o.
hotels by travellers In those days.
There we're few places Of public en-
,ertainment Every private family
gladly received and kindly cared for
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STEAMER HITS SHOALS
DURlM6 BlIzzAT D
CBy United Press.)

Atlantic City. Dec. 2t.-The United
States Fruit company steamer rarr.s-
lea with n crew Of 100. and sixty pas
sengers aboard. vent on the the shoals
on Egg Harbor Light this morning a
a blizzard This afternoon the cap
tain wireiessed that the weather was
clearing and tugs we're along side
with tho danger not great.
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CHRISTMAS
is WORLDS
GREATEST
HOLIDAY

Christmas is the one great event IN
the annals OF mankind which all tAe
world can celebrate without creating
racial, social or national jealousics.
for il commemorates the birth OF the
Savior of Jew and Gentle, bond AMI
free. saint and sinner. 1t is universal
In its application and calls for sls
gratitude OF the Laplander and the
Hottentot. as well as of the English
man. the German and the American
without Christmas there would be
neither schools nor churches. nor any
OF the blessings that make life worth
living Upon it inpinges all of the
sweetness and light OF civilization
II is the one thing that makes socla..
moral. intellectual and material pro-
gress possible. II s,iles the savage
within US by inspiring the desire -
do unto others as We wosld that they
should do unto us Without Christ
mas there could be no hope OF the
life to come. and. without that iaith
how dari. and gloomy the future would
be-
Christmas will be celebrated tomor-
row in all lands; no less joyfuliy IA
the ice-bound regions OF the north
and In the fever-ladsn tropics OF Tie
south tnan m -rne- -tsnrreFste z5nes. II
is not a day for the rich and powerful
alone. indeed. il recognizes no class
nor distinction in the human race and
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such pilgrims as chanced 20 pass
through their neighborhood.
But no matter how hospitable mn
may be. when their houses are full 70
oyerflowing they can take no MOI e
guests. and this was the condition IN
which Joseph and Mary found The
homes In Bethlehem To the Inn they
made their way; but the INN was sim
ply shelter-a shed enclosing .
court. with no furniture and no 9th
er provision for the comfort OF the
traveller than the stone walls and tae
roof which protected him lrom the
storm. Here upon the bare Door nc
could spread his rugs for sieep: here
he could parrake OF the food that he
had brought in his haversaok: and OILS
beast could be left secure IN an court
within the building.
Such we're the inns. or lzhsns. u
the East when Joseph and Mar came
10 Bethlehem But even sleA co..
comfor; as this was not for shem. ra.s
bare shsiter WAS 50 crowded. thr
there ~ns no room for them ther,
The only place they could ma was
in the stable. and this. As seems pr01-
able. was 4 kind OF cave or sxcava-
ton in the side OF the rock. near tlse inn
1T has been believed from iae
earliest dap that the place !, se-.e .Jea-
Us was born vas j cave under a shsl;-
ering rock This story was current
among his followers not 4 hundred
years after bis dcath. ami there Is 30
reason to doubt is truth. Il vas p,r-
haps some such place as the pioneers
in Minnesota and Dakota used TO call
a -dusout"-a shelter. perhaps undo
ground. where man ard beast togeil-
er were sometimes forced to find pro-
lection from the wintry cold Tas
was the best entertainment Jose "a
and Mary could find in Bcthlehem.
and here II was that the Noneesfal
Babe was born. and found His cradle
in a mansei
Thus il was that the life which vas
and Is the Light OF Men besan here aa
the earth Doubtless this was ;hs
greatest moment in the worlds h.e-
tory. Could anyone who looked 5A
this Babe as He lay IN the nane
have dreamed OF the place lie would
M. of the changes lie would br!ns
OF the kingdom that JIe wonid essaol-
lish In the world' Could anyone
there have guessed that nineteen cen-
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an tue JhElstmar spirlt-
am a thoroughly well-meanins
christmas spirit and. in many Nass.
feel ss vigorous a. ever did.
try to lngratiatc my way into the
hearts OF All mankind ard bring them
good cheer
try TO recall to them the greet
benefits OF klndlincss aud generosity.
do not aim TO be hard taskmas-
ter.
ask the people for single day
In each year to pause in their head
long race for power. prcfcrmen, and
pelh
ask each one to MI his heart with
love. his hands with gifts and scatter
his bcnefactions broadcast upon the
poor. the needy and the friendless
am told by business men that ihsy
are entirely in sympathy with my
movement but they haven't time 10
participate. Occasionally they give
me a little money. but It's cold. oh.
so cold.
am told by many tidy little house
wives that they should dearly love 10
help me along. but that the cost Of
living is 80 high there is little left for
extras.
md II hard to get in touch with
the great army Of clerks. for they ars
extraordinary busy. But when I final-
ly do steal n moment of their time I
am told they are too tired when
Christmas comes to yield to thu
Chriatmss spirit
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LAST ARGUMEhT III
DYNAMITE CASE ON
my nItea rress.l

Indianapolis. Dec a. Senator
Kern. chief counsel for the defense
IN the dynamiting case. closed the e.
fense's argument at noon today and
District Attorney Miller began the
governments closing argument. MI
Ter will speak for fifteen hours.
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POWERS
URGING
TURKEY
TO YIELD
CBy United Press.)

London. Dec. 2f.--It Is learned semi
officially that the six great European
powers are quietly advising Turkey 10
abandon Adrianople and accept IN
principal the demands OF the allies.
They fear II Turkey rejects the ie-
mands the war will be resumed en-
dansering the peace OF Europe
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ROBBERSHFAILsT0
SECURE BIG SWkG
tBy United Press.)

Springfield. H.. Dec. 2t-Foar
masked bandits last night held up IL
fast Alton train near here and ex-
ploded Ave charges OF dynamite nn-
der the safe without opening IT. They
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BY J. ]. O'Conneil in Smart Set
Circumstances alter Christmas pres
ents.
1t is more blessed to be satisfied
than to expect
Santa Claus doesn't know how tie
other half lives.
one good present deserves another.
Where there's bill there's Christ
ans present.
The kissed girl preiends to fear the
mistletoe.
Christmas begins at home.
Presents show which way Santa
Claus goes.
It's a wise housewife who knows
her own minee pie
One man may lead girl under the
mistietoe. but ten can, make her go
away.
Santa Claus is kneSn by the pres
ents he brings.
The Christmas stocking covers =
multitude of shins.
Too many Christmas presents spoil
the bank account.
The ways of bad boy at Christ
mas are past finding out
Those who live beyond their means
shouldn't give Christmas presents.
The Christmas spirit TO some is al
ways In a jug.
Christmas bellies talk swee,ly these
days
Marry Christmas is the way lovers
translate H.
It is wise father who knows what
10 to be IN his stocking.
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we're forced to abandon their work
and fled with only one valueless ex-
press package. The safe Is said 20
have contained between sise.o0o and
$500. 900.
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and register
TAFT PRESENTED EACH
EMPL0YEA WITH TURKEY
(By United Press.)

Washington. Dec. 2'-Presideut
TAFT preseated each cmpioye in the
white House big turkey for Christ
mas. The birds were distributed to-
day.
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Home for the Vacation Period.
100000

Miss Bessie Burgess. who 10 a
teacher In tho public schools at Cal
han. Colorado. came home few days
ago to spend the Christmas holidays
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CONFESSION

BY Ellis o. Jones in Life.
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XMAS PROVERBS

BY J. J. o'cOnnell in smart Set
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~ .he chEl..ma. spIrlt.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-24

Nneva York. martes.-
Las relaciones entire Turqu1a Y Bull
garia son muy criticas. Veinte vagones
cargados con provisiones, y transborda-
dos Salonica por Servia, fueron dete-
nidos por las autoridades turcas. Los
ferrocarriles de Bulgaria estan custodia
dos. Destacamentos Gle tropas han sido
estacionados en- los puentes Sc han he
cho preparativos para surtir de provi-
stones al ejercito.