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Tlat Result il Locked for Nlthii,i
! Five NYeaifr.

Boston. jan. 21.-A receiver for the
Boston and Maine railroad wlthin the
next flye weeks is considered IN finan.
pciai seifeiee as more than d pvobabiil-
~. on Ma Fch e road hrs mi ny nil
lions tn notes failing due aid 1t 10
without funds I'd meet them.
70 fOfeetaIi the iEeyttAbie when the
notes 80 to pglfesf the directors may
take the mi ail ID the
federal eours for the sppeiatlnent %
q receiver
The directors ana tfIs fedSfa1 frns.
tees held q secret nicefine yesterday
and delthefafed 6ye1 elfsi khc 81
5c0neidefed the b:iI pF69Idfng for fe.
,hahilitatien which with he sent to the
leaiBsniu7e thin sfeez, bsif no = scfI
can 30 rendered ty that iiai:yy asl
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by iseisIatefes of other; fSeN England
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TIE We EK M THE VA r

Sunday, Jan. II. - The Russian
general stan. reports advances along
the right banks of the lower yistula;
the capture of a pass over the Car
pathians and the complete rout OF the
Turks in the battle OF Kara urgan an
the Caucasus. The Allies, according
to German Official statement, failed
in their offensive In the west and lost
10000 men killed. wounded and IN,
ken prisoners. Severe weather purs
temporary stop to operations In reg
ion around Soissons. Artillery aS.
tacks drive Germans from trenches IN
Nieuport region.
Monday. Jan. f8. - Severe fighting
in the Argonne and in the LIE Pretse
woods, the Allies aiming at the Ger.
man communications between MeIz
and St Mihiel. French officially re.
port reoccupation OF La Boisselie.
They state also that the advance in
upper Alsace has been maintained.
Pope Benedict XIV. orders prayers for
peace in every Catholic church in Eu.
rope on February and elsewhere IN
the world on March 81.
Tuesday, JAM 10. Fleet of air
craft raids English coast, bombarcing
six towns and killing five persons.
The French government repcrts sns.-
cessful operations Of It's troops on the
Mouse southeast of ST. Mifilei. Heavy
lighting reported in the. Mlawa region
In Poland. The Russians preparing
for new Offensive movement In North
and South Poland
Wednesday,, Jan. 2. - From the
North Sea to the Lys a heavy ex-
change of artillery firing takes place
The German war office reports the
capture of trenches near Arras. Ts.e
French official report claims the cap.
ture of trenches in Flanders. Botn
Germans and Allies claim successes ii
the lighting around ST Mihiei anS IN /
Alsace. The Russians report pro-
gress in their offensive tcsRard Posen
and in southeastern Poland, rapid
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viii Not Have Husband insulted Even
II He Ia AafiafaAd snf iiar "a,

The Woman Home Companion.
A minister reports some OF his pas
foral experiences with women. One
.of his stories Is about retired soati
nannta tacsure ia his eongfegation who
never brought his wife to church. The
minister hnnlly obtained d true state-
ment OF the case and d eyised d way
10 bring the two tog gethee. How the
Iniinister Persuaded the woman 10 give
hiin her confidence Add tell; the truth;
about their family life Is explained In,
the following passage taken from the
article: +
y " tI'En going I'd isalas you, I said
when she had settled herself md
while she wa as casting about hi her
mind as to hoas she would begin. II
am going 10 tell you why you CAME 70
me- &
She looked at me helf searfniiy,
hall gratefully oh. II gau only c0li1,t I
she n1urmufefI.
Syen waIi Io tell me that you
|cant come to cAatc with your lins-
band because he dbesnst want to ) 's0u
TO come. q Is K;
..It was long dangerous chance
to- nas 4 know lnHtantiy Jy The
look in her eyes that ] was not mis-
taken
iausii S.ly HAT, Doctor.
Mr.. lses my isband Is very. very
kind 10 me-
s Kind 1rels,s seresi You
mean that he alloWa yon ell the
pIpnSg that yt,sl need. i5li why
Islcnldn't he heites him to
|i1uISc 1t,
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$3.50 Columbia, s. @.
And return account OF Inauguration
of Goyernor-Eisct Richard I. Man
ming, Tickets on sale January 18th,
with return limit january 20th, 1915.
Sis.S5 Tampa, Fla.
And return account of Gasparilla
Carnival. Tickets on sale February
II to 18th. with return limit Febr
ary 26th. BY payment of $l.00 OK
tension will be granted until March
l5tll.
$500 Mobile. Ala.
And return account of Mardi qras
Celebration. Tickets on sale Fetru-
AIRY 9tIi TO 18th with return limit
February 26th. BY payment OF sl.00
extension will be granted until March
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And return account OF Mardi Gras
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extension will be granted on tickets
until March 18th.
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And return account of ,Mardi Gras
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advance In Bukowina and the repulse
OF the Austrc.Ge German forces in west
ern Galicia.
Thursday, jan. 81. The deadlock
In Flanders continues. The French
claim advantages In heavy fighting
near Arras, In the Champagne and
Argonne regions and around st. Mi
hieL The Austrian resistance In
northeastern lHungary has been oru.
ken. according to Russian statements.
In Poland and Galicia siege opera.
tions continue. a report from Rot.
terdam says Essen was bonbarded
by aeropianes. Gen. Won Falkenhayn.
German minister OF war. has resigned.
but continues as head of the general
star.
Friday. Jan. e. Germany is
sending her most trusted ENJOYS to
Italy and Rumania to keep these two
nations out OF the war at any cost.
according TO reports receiyed in Lon
don. The Russian army is ADVANCING
toward the frontier of southern East
Prussia. The Germans are making de-
termined effort 10 recover losses in
Aisace and the Argenne. French ad.
NIT loss Of trenches near ST. Mihiel,
which they had recently taken from
Germans. The kaiser's troops, ac-
cording to the German war ofifof,
drove the French from Hermanswe IL
Ter Kops, height commanding : the
road to, Muelhausen. Fighting re-
newed at Ypres.,
Saturday. Jan. 2S. - Allies rerair
damage to earthworks by. storm in
Flanders. La Bassee occupied by
British after hard lighting. Russian
general staff reports that Germans
have altered plan of tampafgn ana
that hard lighting may be expected
in southern instead of central Poland.
German aviators raid Dunkirk, killing
six persons and tnjufing fourteen.
Governor Of Yemen, Arabia, said TO
have refused to deliver up british
consul seized at Hodeida and to sa-
lutte Italian flag, as ordered by porte.
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THE Upper AND THE TiRREE.
.Andersonian Tells Origin of Tip Civ.
ing and Describes Glass who
Tender Them,

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of ceEtcn were deatst VIXEN ii. 3.
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outherffs Won't ~ iarEe fore ID ef9Iah
Cons elbiisiehts f6 Eiiaeleston.
Columbia, Jan. %. The Southern
railway has reeonsiderei its decision
to collect freight on shipfnents con,
signed to- the. A. b. g. Belgian relief
ghip In care of the Caroline company
of Charleston and will put In force is
former order that the saupplieB for the
HeisianS sliall bef feagsied sssae
Bruce Walker Rayeusi qf Goinini,ia,
chairman OF the South Carolina Bel
CLAN relief comm ittee, said yesterday
htIIat he was very much grafifled III
the action or the Southern ia ssi.way.
He was anxious that shippers of sup,
|Tlies Ait6iia he l. IDrisell 0F .tieiffEet
that the Southern would carry ship
ments free. as. many Of them had
been told TO ssHd their contributions
By frei ght otlecs Il!
c6eafJhukions Generous. !.
Mr. Rayenel As snsed with the
generosity with which ssbaitl paraliri.
|ians are responding 70 the u apreal for
laid FOR Belgium. It Us oinpissubi & 60
!estimate yet the tcunage of the sup.
plies which have already been sent;
as the bulk Of It Is now zen route ID
Charleston
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4 In ii cell af the cps a ~ 5sii s iic-
tire sf relic aipns devotion. visitor
nauhed q / the rated bar peered In
ana remarked to j warden:
relleieEa youth am glad to See
that he loves kl,e Bible Intel iligent
reading 81 TIE n by sssooK kill make
him & besl fspil. - &
chess youEse Slnt ttere5 lleFol6.
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"a unique pun etit hed been
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he a6f sll q Il alternative oi Es1fiiiK TEN
F1Rfs 81 tic pnni sih,ss soi t9ilats
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It tfis end uf tie Hftfy dage the
court hiiSihelf hle aitid et y 81
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EfemIer sCeSSEer afsaIIe South 81 Con.
section with 8sue lidg From
Anderson. n. q.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
SUM MONS.

State of South Dakota, County o.
Codington, SIS:
In Circuit Court, Third Judicial Cir
cult.
w. H. Stokes, also known as William
H. Stokes, Plaintiff, VS.. SYLVESTER
Payne, w. ". Mcdonald, Trustee
the unknown heirs. devisees, lega
tees, beneficiaries. and executor
and administrator of w. W. Nc
Donald, deceased. Ella D. Wilson
E. c. Garvin, and all persons Nh
known who have or claim to have
any estate or interest in or Lien
, or encumbrance upon the premises
described in the complaint, Defend,
ants.
The State of South Dakota to the
above named Defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby
summoned and required to answer
TIE complaint OF the plaintiff. which
was filed in the office OF the Clerk of
this Court, in WATERFOWL, C~odington
County. South Dakota, on the It'll day
of~A august, 1915, and which prays for
a tisdgment quieting the title to and
the determination OF all adverse
against the premises described
In the complaint, situated In said Cod
County, South Dakota, to!wft:
The cSeuth half (S1a) of the South
sysuarter tSWA) OF Section
(29), and the South hah
,Sh )ptEthe Southeast quarter tSEM3
II SeeHes, Thirty (30l, in Township
sne HHHdred Eighteen N1S} North.
# Range ~!sffty-ive 1851 West OF the
sBth PRINCIPAL Meridian. and to serve
copy ~of~Y{ur answer to said COM.
on paae undersigned at their
'fficts In the(E7ranite Block. in Water
own, South dakota, within thirty
Of the sssrFice OF this summons
pom gou, exclaa We of the day Of such
and ifYfsa1 fail to answer said
omplaant within that time. the
will apply to the Court for
he relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated tais 7th bas' of August, 1915.
I5anten & Ldanten and
P F. Gault,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First pub. Oct, 7. last pub. Nov. ID
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07

OF the week for her home at Bueno
Vista, Iowa.
Rev. Franklin F. Lewis, attending
the Methodist conference at Sioux
Falls this week, is on the program to
occupy the pulpit at the Sioux Falls
Congregational church next Sunday.
Commission in Quiet Session" say
the headlines of a local paper, refer
must be hal Chef and Country and
Ora have lost their voices.
After visiting for a brief period at
the home of the Sherins in this city,
Harry Collins departed for Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, to his studies in
the university.
Miss Grace Edwards and MI. Les
lie Crawford were united in marriage
at the Christian parsonage last Fri
day evening, Rev. Mr.. Lillibridge of
floating. The young people will re-
side at Summit. S. d.
The following HamFin county offic-
ials were transacting business in
the latter part of last
week: County Treasurer A. NJ. John
son, County Superintendent q. L..
and Judge G.. A. Arnice.
The J. A. Skinner Transfer com
pany has recently put In a new NOV
ing van" that win accommodate a
houseful, more or less. The enlarge
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
Office OF sHERiFF's SALE ON
ExECuTlON,

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
'auef of a special execution issued out
cot the Circuit Court of the Third Ju-
.dicfal Circuit of the State Of South
:lJaknta. Within and for the County OF
C~odlngton in the case OF Mary e.
Chase. Plaintiff, VS.. Mary WeBgart
a II John Wafklin, Defendants, upon
"a Judgment for the foreclosure OF the
mortgage described in the complaint
in said action to raisentbe sum of Two
Thousand, one hundred, and twenty
two dollars and twenty cents. dam
aageS7 and costs, with interest thereon
Hrom 1.-The date of said judgment
whinh said judgment was dated athe
18th day of July, A. d. 1915. and was
duly filed and docketed In the Office
.of heF'I5lerk Of the Circuit CoartsbG
the Third Judicial Circuit OF the
state of South Dakota. within and Ter
the county of Codington, upon the
.2lstadayebf July, A d. 1916. I have
ilevieduupon the real estate described
in said Judgment and situated In the
county OF Codingten and state OF
South fsaAota, and described as fol
lows, to.wft: The Northwest qnarter
and the Northeast quarter OF Section
'TwentyIhfee (23) in Township One
Hundred iaEd Nineteen Gis4 Norra OF
Range Fffty<ne (5l), West Sth Prin-
cipal Meridian. And that h prem-
Uses aforesaid WIN be sold 10 satisfy
the said eKrrntion tpgethar with the
costs and expenses OF said sale. In
the ann directed by said tudg-
ment, at, pub1ae anctiof to tss' highest
bidder for cash. at the front door
OF the court house tn The City M
Watertown in the county OF Cooling
Con and state Of e5eathl DaGota. on ths
nth day Of October. "A. ID. 1915, at
the hour of 2 O'Clock 10 tho afternoon
of that day.
Dated at WATERFOWL, In tha eCgnty
ct 6odington and state OF 6oufh Oa-
kota, this 4th day OF August. A. u.
1916. .E5*ta I
Ed. It. ,Elkins.
Sheriff OF cedingtan Cdenty.
South Dakota.
John Nicholson,
Attorney for Plaintiff [
first pub. Sep. 3. last pub Oct. ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
NOTICE TO


State ds South Dakota County OF
Codington, as.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Elva
M. Munger Dougherty, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, ;Jasnes w. Dougberty Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate OF EIya NJ.
Munger Dougherty. deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the
first publication OF this notice 10 the
Administrator at the Office OF Bark
g. Grant Mercantile Company. City of
WATERFOWL. C%odington County, South
Dakota.
Dated September goth, A. D. 1915.
James w. Dongherty,
Administrator OF the Estate
of Elra NJ. Munger Dough.
erty, Deceased.
First pub. Sep. %, last pub. Oct. 1A)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
English Finanriers Shocked Because
of War Loan Rate.

of War Loan Rate.
English d1nanciers are said to be
shocked" at the high rate of inter
est which has been agreed upon 70:
the new loan-5 per cent on bonds
which sell for 96, which means 5h
per cent.
The rate Is indeed high for a great
nation to pay. Many South Dakota
farmers are borrowing money on long
time for less.
But the English f~inanciers should
not forget the fact that all Europe is
just now madly destroying property
and running up a mountain Of debt.
Cities are being laid waste, fields raw.
aged, factories destroyed, raw mater.
fal consumed, capital burned up, and
the energies Of the people centered
in a wild saturnalia OF destruction.
American investors are looking on
with horror. They see the debt OF
Europe pllng higher and higher. They
read that at the end of this fiscal
year England alone will owe $11,O OO,-
100000. They read that the war is
now costing all of the fighting nations
SIS, 900 a day. They can %foresee
that when Europe emerges from the
war, she will be a thin and wasted
figure and that it will take years for
her to recoyer from the awful shock
of war. It car not be expected that
nations 81 wasting their resources
could borrow money under anything
qilse the trems which prevailed in
time of peace.
At best the outcome Of the war is
in doubt. If either side is defeated
which does not now look possible
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
PRESIDENT LED in PRAYER.
incident Related by Cincinnati Bishop
at Methodist Conference.

indianapolis IndrHow President
Wilson led his cabinet in prayer at a
recent meeting was told here yester-
day by Bishop VIM. F. Anderson, OF
Cincinnati, at a session Of the Indiana
Methodist Episcopal conference. Al
United States senator told the bishop
of the incident, he said. The senator
had heard It from one Of the cabinet
members who prayer with the presi-
dent.
When the president arrived at the
cabinet meeting his face wore a SOL
emn look. 1t was evident that the
serious affairs of the nation were on
his mind. He said to the cabinet
MEMBERS I don't know whether you
men believe in prayer or not. I do.
Let us pray and ask the help of God
And right there the president Of
the United States fell upon his knees
and the rest of the members of the
cabinet did the same and the presi-
dent offered a prayer to God. While
the war RACES in Europe we in this
country should thank God that in this
crisis of the world we have a chief
executive who is a servant of God and
who stands with his hand in the hand
of God"
Later a telegram expressing the
confidence Of the conference in him
was sent to the president.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07

the victor will exact an indemnity
that will be ruinous to the defeated
side. If the war settles into a dead
lock, it will be continued to the very
verge of bankruptcy. The ugly word
Reputation" is beginning to be used
in the newspapers. Under these cir
cumstances, a rate Of SIX per cent is
not excessive:-sioux Falls Argus.
Leader.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned as the holder Of a certain
note for Four Thousand Dollars
($4,00O made by Il. A, Syyerson to
the Security National Bank Of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota. under date of
November 9th, 1914, due December
1st. 1914, on which there is now due
the sum of Thirteen hundred -Four
and 5000 (s1So4.56) Dollars, win
sell at public auction, to the high asst
bidder, for cash, at the front door of
the court house in the city Of Water.
town, C%odington County, South Da-
kota, on the 18th day OF October, A.
d. 1915. at one "a o'clock p. m. Of
said day under the power and author
fly given in the said note and collat-
eral agreement, the following collat-
eral pledged as security for the pay
fnent OF said note, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the
amount due thereon with interest and
costs, viz: q certain note for Twenty
Five Hundred and no-100 ($250O) Dol
lars, made by Harry f. Little to Il.
A. Syyerson, dated July 23rd, 1918,
due December list, 1914, drawing in
terest at six t6) per cent per annum.
A certain Judgment in favor Of
the Security National Bank of Sioux
Fails. s. ID, a corporation, plaintiff.
vs.. ]. u Stoeckel, defendant. dated
May srd, 1916. for the sum of six
Hundred Fifty.three and 23,loo
tsess.2a Dollars.
And a certain note and mortgage
for the sum OF Five Thousand and
no.1oo $4,000 Dollars. made by
Eherhart Erickson to the Commercial
Bank of WATERFOWL, South Dakota,
dated October 3rd, 1913, due on or
before October 1st. 1918. drawing in
torest at six t61 per cent per annum,
payable annually, and secured by a
mortgage on the Northwest quarter
fNWM@ Of Section Twenty-cne (ai),
Township One Hundred Fourteen
tI14l Range Fafty-three l5s1, Ham.
lin County, South Dakota, and duly
recorded In the office Of the Register
pf Deeds thereof, In Book As Of Mort,
cages. on pages 249 and $50. and duly
assigned 70 the Security National
Bank 81 Sioux Falls, s. ii. d corpor-
atiosas and by u assigned 70 the un
Arsgnsd.
ha The Undersigned is nov tbs
owner and holder Of all the said obi
asas &bove described.
Nssed ~ Natertown. S. b, this.
sota 81 September A. b. 1915.
y. I Graham.
piB SAP 40. last pub. Oct. |
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
He Married Gae.

DO you beliese that &sere Is really
something which can 3RNariably tell
when a man is ls3nge"
II know it."
"Ah! perhaps You have ssen one of
the Instruments"
Seen one? married one
Houston Post.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07

ever since he was knee high to a
grasshopper, and the hope is *
pressed that he may become a resi-
dent of one of the finest and most
progressive cities in the northwest
which, of course, is Watertown.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07
Happenings

DR.. E. O. Giere a called to Boyd,
Mimi, the fore part of the week.
The f. u. DeGroff jewelry store
has been removed to the Goss block.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Winslow have
returned from Chicago and other
points.
Comfort and economy make happy
Ihones. You get both by using Coles
Hot Blast Heaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Busse, pioneers
Iof Codington county, now residents
|of Niles, Midi. were in the city last
week, guests at the home of Mrs.
Busse's sister, Mrs. Charles Pardau.
Hon. John b. Hanten of this city
was among the speakers at the Judge
Corson memorial held at Pierre last
week. Former Supreme Justice Han
ey was also a speaker.
Geo. Il. Marquis, kavysr. (K1Jxdgs
circuit eourt.) Eeegaard block ST.
Mrs. J.. E. Bird, vice president OF
the wGmen's club organization Of the
state. left for Fiandreau Tuesday to
the state meeting in sessio.
there ahis week.
Miss Susie Cricf1on visited a por-
ton OF last week With Miss Margaret
McEugh. Miss Cridnton left the first
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07

Says Caroline Cater.
Il want to be an angel,
But not just yet a while;
i gind the present fashions
Suit my particular style"
-Tennyson J.. Daft in Judge.