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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

"NNahaa NagNC oRCClaClG
SOUTH ENDON-SEA. Eng. via
London. Dec. &c. (3:15 a. m.D-The
spectacle of a fight in the air. wit
messed on Christmas afternoon by
thousands of spectators. was one
which. ten years ago. would have been
considered one OF the widest imagina-
tions OF fiction.
Three aeroplanes. one German and
two British, were flying overhead at
seventy miles an hour, almost a mile
high In the air. The German Taube
was moving more swiftly than the
others. which swung above IL. The
British were splitting fire. while the
German was unable to reply on ac-
count Of the strategic position OF her
pursuers.
When the German first came in
sight. the anti-air craft guns fired
several shots. but after the British
aeroplanes gave chase IL was impos.
sible TO fire without danger OF hit
ting them.
The spectacle lasted only five min.
utes. The German lodged and twist
ed in an effort to escape. but the Brit
fish were on both sides pouring In rap
Id volleys. The speed at which the
aeroplanes were travelling made the
aim uncertain. but one OF the British
machines swooped down close TO the
German and pumped in several shots
at close ange.
Now, the German returned the fire,
but 30 far as The people on the water
front could see. no damage was done
on either side.
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C0LERAIN

tOLERNlN. Dec. 25-Mr and Mr..
TO- Walker were Wheeling choppers
TUESDAY.
y T. steuart has returned to hIs
home in jerusalem. o.. for e weeks
vacation
ll e. Sipo has returned to his home
in Morristown FOR o. week vacation
\ large crowd attended the Christ.
pa. entertainment held in ihc w.. G.
r. u ban Thursday evening
The Farmers Institute committee
IHcslas evening af ihc home OF
ST.. o. fundf.
Mft Deborah White aud Miss ttI.a
Murdoch oi Colerain. are visiting rel.
afives Zoo Wheeling
Paul Kennedy. OF Pleasant Grove
vas "a caller Boz ColeraIu Thursday
evening
Mrs Frank l,eok. 90 Pleasant Grove
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PROVISIONS FOR THE ARMY IN
The FIELD.

PROVISIONS FOR THE ARMY IN
THE FIELD.
Importance Of keeping BODY well
nourished.
In time OF a the greatest effort
IL always made toward cutting off the
enemy's base OF supplies II Is the
we'll nourished people who fight the
strongest and live the longest and con
tribute most To human progress H.
your stomach doins its duty-does %
convert food into good blood and as
sue7
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mcnt Of Indigestion. that thousands Of
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OF today Co its VOnderful power. and
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SPIRIT OF THE SEASON PREVAIL.
60 EVERYWHERE DURING
the DAY.
Poor and Unfortunate Were Well
Looked After-Chvrehes Con
Quoted Specia. Services

Nhristmas, the most glorious hoii-
cay OF tne year. was fitung eele-
DRAFTED IN wheeling Yesterday. There
"a prscticsiiy nothing 10 mark the
observance from mat or any previous
year.
Everywhere. apparently. the Christ
mas spirit prevailed.
With The ,ir., ,a., N, a,wr xo,r o.
Am.rtc, w,s ar "a snor, - r.
Sants cl.ns n,,Sh, - te,, a, ~
x.c snau 49,. ., = "a
with fr.,.rnsI so.t.,t.. ahr-ass. 80
sunasy Schoa,s "a
.I1.,,on. eacaa...- a. -
GA saf,, % ,Yr.oe
~ II ss,. -
R,,hsr russ ~.
A. o,,has ""e "e VI
$500 20 IN ysoosois .ne mose OF.
Y. sn nonuays shu yes.erosy
...s-.n Wv business ~
osss.Sn" wnnns vas euiet nc
s"auay, ~ many aspects resemoieo
ssooaen' mere was no protsne or
,s~ns a. IA some,
r .sken piace 10 past years sno
isn', 'he ponce oepart'
Ao. maue an s.resl
p.N S"e''sy No'o@o
spi,,x y. cns.iy "as aoroao'
s.y Sniis.mss was me e.prss-
nes. gu every up. ntousn me
49,. As1,a.eo NnAriess'
nuso lsnes were provla'
Csa ~ .no Sloenlns' ~nie
S.ns.M olousnt 70 nun
uIeus ~ cniiunen o. sucn organiza-
Son 30 inc hinss LAY
4>uiSrry, tne ouuuhy ScnoOl 10y MIS-
s,on ana various cnurch associations
Sanuy. Iruit aho .oys were distributed
20 nore uan 1,Ioo ehioren oy ne
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AVL0NA
tcOa1nusd from FIRST Page,

two b~elligerent countries. Servia and
Montenegro. which. together with Aus
tria, have absorbed all available pro
visions which Albania had stored.
The price OF food has increased 2lO
per cent and in addition the quality
Of cereals is bad. causing serious
epidensics.
Especially in the interior. discon.
tent reached such proportions that
Essad Pasha lost all power. He saw
his adherents gradually vanish, his
troops become reduced to n few thou
sand. Even the people of his birth
place. Tirana. always his stronghold.
rebelled. killing his friends and sack
ing and burning his residence. Essad.
feeling unsafe at Durazzo. went TO
Kroia tAkhissarl. hoping there to
rally sufficient troops TO defeat his
enemies.
Trouble In Sight
'u south Albania those tn sympathy
with Austria. Turkey and Greece. resent
the occupation Of Sazeno. the island
20 the north Of the BAY OF Avloua. com
blned and ~ D. stated, had begun an AK
ttation IN preparation Tor disorders when
the Italian consul asked FOR the prOtcc-
ton OF tahau sailors. The marines
landed today from the battis~hip Sardeg-
ma and were received by the population
with great enthusiasm. The force occu-
pied strategic points in thc town.
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O. was o. caller in Coleram Thursday
evening
sunday school. 3o o. boz
Nessrs Clarence Craro aud John
Nuckmau of Upland. were callers Iu
ooicrain Thursday.
Miss virginia Foy teacher Of Oak
Grove school. Del home on her yaca
ton
Hartman Gotshall and Miss BESSIE
toishall 40 Pleasant Grove. attended
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WAR BRIEFS
French Statement.

PARIS. Dec. 25.-lo:45 D. m.-The
following official communication was
issued by the war office tonight.
slight progress has been made in
front OF Newport. Toward Notre Dame
De Lorette. north OF Lene. an attack
BY the enemy has been repulsed.
This morning we captured another
trench near P~uisslenne and we have
been able 10 hold IL Notwithstanding
several counter attacks.
Last night the enemy made a Wig
orous attack ON La Tete De Faux. in
the Nosges. but without success
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ne entertainment in Colerain Thurs
DAY evening
Miss Lizzie Brown. OF Pennington.
vas "a caller iu Coierain Thursday
evening
Christian Workers league. 9 40 b
m. topic. salvation John 3 10. lead
o. Hazel Roberts
P~reaching 80 v IN BY Rev Merg.
Ter. Of Blaine. o. Everybody vel
come.
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FRENCH REPORT
tconsausd Prom r1r.. Para,
lowed by a strong counter attack,
which has completely failed.
Strengthened Position.

lowed by a strong counter attack.
which la completely failed.
Strengthened Position.
In he region OF Perthes and Mes
MI lie Hurlus our progress OF prev
ious days has been followed up ana
strengthened. To the north OF Mes
NIL we O possession OF a fores:
strongly prepared by the enemy and
TO the east Of trenches captured py
US December %. To the northwest
OF Mesnil and TO the east OF Perthes
We have driven the enemy frvm he
fragment OF trenches which We rp-oc-
cupied n we are now masters OF All
this irst line of defense.
In the Argonne In the forest OF
La Gruyea at Batelle. Fontaine Ma
dam and ST. Hubert we have repuised
I'VE attacks and strengthened our
'front.' Between the Argonne and the
Mouse In spite OF the snow and the
log we have made progress on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT front.
In the region OF Ouisy ana the
forest OF FORCES our heavy artillery
by subduing the batteries and ma
chine guns OF the enemy has enables
our infantry to make a leap in ad-
vance.
Trenches Evacuated.
o. h right bank OF the Mouse
the Germans have b~ombarded the
south corner OF the forest OF Consen-
voire where we are established. In
the forest OF ALLY and Apremont our
artillery has forced the enemy TO
evacuate several trenches.
In b lower Gosges we have ad.
vanced to within 1900 metres OF CT.
rey on the Vesouze river.
In Russia on the left Of the vistula
the have been hurled bach
from one OF the positions which they
occupied on the right bank of the
lower Bzura and they have been rein,
forced at another point. They are
continuing their attacks on Sochaczev
n are trying to debouch from BoI.
omow. To the east OF Skierniewice
the night attack was repulsed with
heavy losses TO them. They have
launched several fruitless attacks 10
the west OF the river Rawka and arc
vigorously resisting the Russian os
fensive on the north hank OF the Phi.
lea.
In East Prussia and near Prgemysl
and on the front in the Carpalhians
no essential changes have been noted.
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CHRISTMAS DAY APPROPRIATELY
OBSERVED BY WHEELING PEOPLE


churches Sunday school cantatas aud
entertainments were rendered.
In the Penal Institutions
The spirit OF the day even penetrated
ane walls OF the county Jail. the city lock
up ana other similar Institutions The in
mates OF the county infrmary at Elm
a turkey dinner. and In addition. each
VAS remembered with "A gift. usually a
piece OF wearing APPAREL
Elaborate dinners. embracing the sea
sons deheactes, were served in the many
o~rphansge- and charitable homes OF ms
and city jstls.
A mixed chorus. consisting OF talented
sinters. seven women and i've men. WIS.,
tied the city lookup. the workhonse and
tne county Jail after midnight Thursday
a.sht: anu AT each place sang four or
nNc thrisfmas selections. the most OF
them being sacred numbers. This was
xrestly appreciated by the inmates. es-
psclany at the city lookup. where more
tnsn NIFTY unfortunate- a gathered for
protection from the cold Weather. and
Tor a place to sleep.
An excellent Christmas program was
,,naered IN the State p~enitentiary at
holiday. and nearly ali took advantaxs
OF the opportunity OF being entertained
in the chapel hail by some OF the bss,
alien. IN Moundsviile A big dinner
At the Tnsatrss
Persons seeking amusement ana Meas.
ure We're satisfied In the local theatre
AMI motion picture halls. Edith Thayer
anu her company In The FREELY. pleas
80 a capacity audience at the Court YES
teroay AFTERNOON. and again last might.
while three performances at the Victorta
were greeted with large audiences. The
nlouon picture theatres drew largely
ourihE the afternoon and evening.
Special menus were served An local ho.
tels and restaurants. The Hotel Wind
sot mo the Mcclure catered to unusually
sn a heavy days business.
weather was Ideal
FROM the standpoint OF the w.nth.r
tne gay Was all that could be hoped Tor
win the hight snow which fell Thur
day remaining over yesterday n va =
wnite Christmas. There was a -bit.
ing t1nge In the atmosphere, though A.
va not TOO cold. the Thermometer how.
erfng a Few degrees below the freezinr
point throughout the day.
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I ;sO y. m)-An official communication
issued by the German army h~eadquart-
ers under date Of December 20. says;
In Flanders yesterday things were
generally quiet To the east Of 81. HUI
bert a further portion OF the British en-
trenchments were taken.
Near Chiry. to the northeast OF vail
~. our troops surprised n hostile COM
pAny which had aiken up a position In
front OF ours. and captured 172 French
men In attempting to- recapture this
position the enemy suffered severe
losses.
French attacks near Souain snd Per-
ines a. well a. minor attacks to the
northwest or Ncrdun and west OF Apr,-
mont. were rcpulsed.
In the eastern theatre OF the war the
situation wa unchanged"
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GIVES scRIsgs o
Manager Haberstiek Remembers IN
~tellipeneer Force.

Manager Peter Haberstick. or the
Elks' club. yesterday rendered the In
t%elligencer r%eportorial force a Christ
mas gift in the form OF a box OF "Bie
Wheeling stogies. The gift Is = most
acceptable one. and the smokes are
greatly appreciated.
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on the part Of the restless Cossacks.
who are forever on the move. engag-
ing in brushes with the opposing cav
airy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

PETROGRAD. Dec. rs. via London.
Dec. 70. l2:1T A. m.-The following Of
ncial bulletin was issued from general
Headquarters tonight.
There has been no change on the
left bank OF the Nistula or In Galicia.
The delivered attacks on the
day and night OF December "a, princip-
ally In the districts OF Sochaczew and
bohnow. but all were repulsed with
great loss to the enemy.
Fighting continues on the banks OF
the P1lica."
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nsports Are Denied

Washington. Dec. 25.-rhe Austro-
ftungarian Ambassador. DR.. Constantin
Duinba- issued "A statement tonight de-
nying As absolutely u~nfounded publish
81 reports that Austro-Hungary IL tir-
ed OF the war or has made unofficial
overtures to the allies.
The Russian ambassador. Mr.. Bakh-
metett. tonight ~emphatically denied
peoirheo reports mat oNertures for
peace between Russia aud
We're under way. He said the report
Vas absurd on it's face and without
foundation in fact
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RIVER NEWS

The river continued 10 IAN rnptdlv
AZ all points yesterday. AZ ; O'Clock
last evening q stage Of los fest WAS
teeorued ON the government marks at
tue Mcafechen dam
A to~boat passed up the river YES
,erdsy. being the only craft moving IN
local waters.
The kanawha il scheduled to clear the
O'Clock. bound to Pittsburgh from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26
GERMAN AIRSHIP
tcontinusd From first Paxs.)
Remarkable Spectacle.

fish aeroplanes and seaplanes were
out on scouting duty for many hours.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-5.7 feet. fall
ing: cloudy.
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG-iss feet. falling T:
cloudy.
MoRGANTowN-T feet. stationary;
cloudy.
OIL CITY-Ls feet. stationary: clear
WARREN foot. stationary: clear.
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weather. was Ideal
EUROPEAN RMIES

tconnnusd Prom rirss Fare,
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churches Sunday school cantatas aud
entertainments were rendered.
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Importance Of keeping BODY we'll
nourished.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-15
MANDAMrs WRIT.

Judge Raymond Maxwell in vaca-
ton OF the circuit court has awarded
an alternative writ or mandamns re-
turnabIe at the May term requiring
tho town OF Broad Oaks TO lay spe-
Cial levy to pay William Sass judg-
-aAnk Of $500 and costs. damages
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-15

The ads n the DAILY TELEGRAM
are usually suiI OF fashion Information
and the product Itself IS always
right within your grasp.
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for injuries. or show cause why the
same should not be done.
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.sFor The Lanf's Sake and good
gardens, use BOWker's Special Garden
Fertilizer. Orie Myers Sells 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-15

Mixed Ray
S1&.00 per ton
G.. ~. West
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-15

The products OF the Klondike aretni
shipped almost entirely to this coun- ha
try, the Canadian government levy !
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We invite correspondence ana
solicit your patronage and con-
sixn1ncnts in country produce
and eggs. Daily account sales
given.
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paradise are to bc projected ny aaw
from hunters during the calendar
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duty of two aud one
New Guinea birds Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-20
SARATOGA RACE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Fiye and one half furlongs
Spun Glass. lO5. stubborn. l0j Mania h"
los: Is First. IO5 SGrsanet, 10; thsrter
Mail lO5: Tinke Bell l0s, Trojan los ;
Frosty Face 1913 Jack Carey, los kHphc''
los
SECOND RACE Steeplcchase handicap
selling. about two miles: Muskmelon, l59
Hands all Around. lao, Roland Pardee l49 ,
Abdon I45; Little Hugh, l45, Nose Gay
145. shannon River. 1872.
THIRD RACE-1andicap, seen furlongs
Election Bet. 100 Judge Wright. l0A; Wors'
Ing Lad 1915. Montrcssor l07 Tranid, lO5
Kcybourn, l07 Tartar, l0s; Helen bar9ee'
100. Yankee Notions, 10; Hedges, 49,
pucl Thorn. 125 Ten Points, l26.
FOURTH Selling, six fnrlongs
The Seneca. 10; Mr. Sniggs, 30 Hurakan.
"a. Naiad. 90: Carl, 90; Edith W. lOO
Uncle Jimmie, lOl Pomette Blcu, 1Oli tas'
,inating. 1903, Wooden Shoes, l03i Leo
Skoincy ia.
mile Spearhcad gs; Little Nearer, 100
perth Rock. lO6 Naiad l06; Ambrose, 10
SIXTH RACE-Five and one half fur
longs: Merry Twinkle, 9S Stumberer w
Solril lOl; Good Wood, lO3 Planetary
t09. Change 1903 Rhodes l06 Nidet lV1
Carlcnc. los Hadz, l0si Jack OF Clubs
10. Huguonot ll2
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Wakefield's
Wakefield's
Wakefield's
Blackberry Balsam

No case Of Dlarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera
lniantum or Summer Complaint is so
serious that WAkEFlElD'S BLACKBERRY
BALSAM will not quickly relieve H. For 90
years 1t has cured bowel troubles in their
worst forms, and in many cases after other
remedies and doctors had failed. 35e OF
bottles $500 everywhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-20

WNNWTNWTVN, NIE- T'-, NJ, H00T. H'7'
.verrJ mn the series today by defeating
"-,.b,rrton To 5. Eleven singles, com
bTed Tth good bascmning and Wash.
Sr,.t"p' errors gave the visitors "a lead that
m" Nationals could not overcome. p, ~
The scorc by innings; ~ l. .
~. hoD,, ., 100 600 OAo-5 10 3
Fa'clics -WGlmaun r Mitchell and AZ,
new Harper, Shaw Bentley Barron ana
hinsmith Umprcs. Egon and Evans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AZ Columbus 4 Milwaukee 7.
At Cleveland = Kansas City 6
At indianapolis Minneapolis game sched
oied for today played previously.
At Louisville .. -. Paul 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-20

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
At Newark o. Toronto II.
~ -.hsrs scheduled
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-28
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Plans Being Perfected for Observance
of ST. Johns Day.

Members of the committees appoint
ed some time ago To arrange for the
observance Of st. Johns day by the
ST. John de Baptiste societies of Han
cock and Houghton have their plans
about perfected. The celebration will
he held June "a. commencing in the
morning and continulns into the even
ing. In the morning the members Of
the two societies will attend mass in a
body. In the afternoon fitting eXe--
cises will be held and i'm the evening
an address by Hon Hector Nj. Later @
of Quebec will he the the feature. He
also will deliver short address dur
ing the celebration held in the after
noon.
Hon. Hector NJ. Lafcrte is q quebec
barrister and an able speaker. Word
has been received that he will arrive
in Hancock the day prior to the celc-
bration and will he prepared To partici-
pate in all events on the program.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

March L., 10, 20; April .. ., 16, 23, 30;
May /, IL, 81, 2S; June 4.
Default having been made in the
conditions of two certain mortgages
made By John +. Nevada and his wife
Sophia Nevala to The Northern Mich
igan Building and Loan Association of
Hancock, Michigan, one dated the 18th
DAY OF August y. ID. 1908, and recorded
on the 18th day of August A. ID. 1908.
in Liber PIP of Mortgages at page 4S2.
and one dated the 9Th day of December
y. ID. 1909, ana recorded on t.1e 18th
day of December \. ID. 1909, il, Liber
A-3 OF Mortgages at page 42G, I'm the
Office of the Register of Deeds in and
Tor ilouShton County. Michigan, the
Detroit & Northern Michigan Build
ing ~ Loan Association, formerly call
ed The Northern Michigan Building
ana Loan Association, elects that the
whole amounts secured Ivy said mort
cages shall become due and payable
immediately There Ia claimed to be
due on said mortgages. ut the date OF
this notice, for principal and interest,
as follows: on the first one, Five Hun
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Mar. 26, Apr ,. ., 16. %, 80 May :, II,
II, % June 4, IL, Is.
MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made in the
conditions f certain mortgage by
Mary Peterson, annie Peterson Katie
Peterson and Charles Peterson, all of
Ca. net township, Houghton County,
Michigan. parties Of the first part, to
the Keweenaw Savings Bank. a cor
poration, organized and existing under
the banking laws of the State Of
Michigan, and having its principal
place of business at Mohawk. Kcwce-
nav county. Michigan, party of the
second part, bearing date June twenty
sixth, 1911, and recorded in the Office
OF the Register of Deeds for the county
of Houghton, Michigan, on the third
day Of July, \. D., 1871. IN Vol N X"
Of Mortgages on page 1924, each and
every installment Of principal and in
terest of which mortgage is hereby de-
clared to be due and payable imme-
diately and on which said mortgagt
there is claimed to be due at the date
Of this notice the sum OF Four hum
dred twenty-five and $500 422.5S)
dollars and no suit or proceedings mt
law or i'm equity having been institut-
ed to recover the money secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof,
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue Of the
power of sale contained in said mort
sage and the statute i'm such case made
and provided, notice is hereby given
that on the nineteenth day of June. A.
d., 1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
there will be sold at public auction 10
the highest bidder at the front door
of the court house in the Village q
Houghton, i'm the county Of Houchton.
Michigan, chat being the place where
the Circuit Court for the said county
of IIou hton Is held the premises de-
scribed in said mortgage or so much
thereof as may he necessary to pay the
amount due on said Mortgage with
seven per cent interest and all legal
costs as provided for i'm said mortgage
and an attorney fee of Fifteen go
dollars as also provided for i'm said
mortgage.
The premises described in said
mortgage arc all that certain piece or
parcel Of Land situate and being IN
the Township of Calumet. i'm the eoun-
~ of IIoughton and State of Michigan,
ana described as follows. to-wit: The
North one-half (h) of Lot numbered
live CD I'm Block numbered eight go ,.
the Village of Renova, according To the
recorded plat thereof on file I'm the Of