davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

nerlos en- ell 8 u hirviendo. Esto
Sc hace para permitir que 81 aire
dentro del huevo salga al calentarse
y evttar que Sc reviente la cascara.
----
Proteia a los politics contra
los ccrucos.
-
Empolvese bien la galiina con yin
buen polvo contra los corucos, antes
de cambiarla con los politics al ga
llinero donde Sc Ia cuida aparte. La
gallina debe ser empolvada con 10
medicine N polvo a 10 memo cada
dos selnanas. o mas amenudo 81 es
necesariO, hasta que estan bien cria-
dos los politics. ST los corucos son
muy abundantes en- los politics, o 81
tienen corucos de la cabeza, sc debe
usar n poquita de grasa, tai como
manteca o vaselina, ~untandola con
los dedos On la cabega, pescuezo, de-
las patas. Sc debe tener cuidado,
sin embargo de no ponerles mucha
grasa q los politics porque les i'm
pide seguir creciendo y en- muchos
casos resulta fatal: los mata. Los
expertos del DEPARTMENT. de Agrt-
cultura de los Estados Unidos han
descubierto que Sodium fluorid,"
que es I'm polvo blanco, es un exec
lente remedio para todos los corucos
de los pollos y gallinas. En- ell Bole-
tin No. S01, mites and Lice on Poul
los e~specialistas describen ell
uso de este nuevo remedio para to-
da elase de gailinas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

El Juez de Distrito Reed Holloman
a su vuelta de IN viaje al condado de
San Juan en- favor de los Bonos de
la Gibertad, dijo aver que estaba
muy entusiasmado con los resultados
obtenidos. FL Juez Holloman habl6
en- las salas pdblicas, en- las escue'
les e iglesias. En- todas parties hubo
mucho entusiasmo Y los totales de
las ~suscipciones subieron rapidamen-
te.
Ell juez viaj6 por terra desde Ca
llup hasta Pennington; hablo allf Ell
sabado en- la tarde; luego fue a La
Plata, donde Sc suscribieron $4,000
despues de la junta y $4,000 fue Ell
total prometido en- dicho lugar. Ell
domingo, ell juez habl6 en- una junta
EN- la iglesia de los bautistas, a la
que asistieron presbiterianos y meto-
distas. El domingo en- la noche ha-
BID ante una gran junta en- Farming
ton. y Ell lunes en- la mahana So en-
pez6 la campana, c~ubriendose mas
de la quota en- Pennington.
"El condado de Mckinley esta mu-
cho mejor, dijo ell juez, ~ de los 10
condados del 10mo distrito judicial
que esta a mi cargo, seis han mas
que suscrito sus Quotas; algunos la
han duplicado Y otros ~triplicado."
Ell juez esta muy entusiasmado acer-
ca del %condado de Rio Arriba que ha
triplicado su Quota. Los ~condados
que faltan todavfa son Mckinley,
Santa re, Mora y Union.
"Hay mucha genie con recursos
que no nan invertido mucho en- bo-
nos del gobierno," dijo Ell juez, ~
hay muchos comparativamente POI
bres que han dado TODD su dinero.
Las gentes ricas deben ~despertar y
hacer su parte."
FL condsdo de Mckinley tiene $soyooo
Sc anuncia que ell condado de Nc
Kinley ha levantado 100000 de su
Quota de sos, 900 para los Bonos de
la Libertad. Hay confianza en- Ga
llup de que ell condado levante TODD
ell total.
Ell Estado invertirs $4,000 en- Bonos
Ell iEstado de Nuevo Mexico inver-
tira como $4,000 de sus fondos per
VVOTCtNo0 GU 2oUQo 0Et GFkGT ETC0- II
tamo de la Lihertad, seg6n Ell teso-
rero del Estado H. /. Hall. En- ell
Segundo Prestamo de Libertad Sc
invirtieron $381,3oo de los fondos per
msncntes del Estado. Los Bonos lie
gsron aver, y erearon mueho interes
en- la capital. Tres Ronos de la de-
nomination de 100000, tenlendo Ia
~fotograffa del P~residente Grant, un
Bono de $4,000 con eI retrato del
Presidente Mckinley. algunos de ak
$1,000 con ell retrato de Lincoln yIl
aleunos de 500 o Ell retrato de An
drew Jackson, son de los que vinie-i I
ron. La rszon para la demora de los {
Bonos fu6 que Sc necesit6 tempo
para .registrarlos. La |
de ellos fue hecha en- octu- I
pasado. {
$40 1000 sc suscribieron en- Las
Cruces ell martes en- la noche. 4
En- una junta habids en- Las Cru /
sribieron $4,000 en- Bonos de la LII !
en- adlci6n a 10 que va Sc ha :
en- dicha cIudad. FL gober-
nador Lindsey, qulen ACADIA de re- .
Jresar de Las Cruces, ha reeIbido un :
telegrama del comite de dicha ciudad :
de Frank t. French, n. n
5rookes y George w. Frenger, infor-
nandole del exito de la junta, y ter :
nina: "Muohas graciss por SUI pre- J
sencia y discurso apropiado, que con !
gr~andemente al resuitado.' =
Celebration en- San Pedro y |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
rAMBIEN Ell coNpApo DE sAcA
.vlENE FuERTE.

Ei nuevo condado de De Baca ha
suserito va mas de Ia mitad de SD
cuotaral Tercer Prestamo de la Ii
bertad. segdn los dltimos informes
recibidos aqui. la campaha fu6 a.
bierta en- Fort Sumner con una gran
junta alberta, en- la cual presidi6 el
Juez Sam J. Nixon Y r. B. Spruill
actuo como secretario. Los orado-
res de la velada fueron 81 Professor
]. j.. Clancy, Mrs. Mary A. Bennett
y ell Juez W. R. McGuill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
HoLLoMAN Sc ENcuENTRA uN
PATRloTisMo VINO EN- SAN
JUAN, Ell PREsTAMo AvANzA

FL p~resldente de Ia campaha del EN-
prestlto de la Llbertad vueIve a Ia
ciudad muy animado. FL condado
de Rio Arriba a tripllcado su cue
ia. Gran fiesta de la Llbertad en-
San Pedro y Golden anoche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Madrid Y Cerrillos estan llenos de
patriotismo. Lo manifestation por
medic de suscribirse ell sabado pasa-
do con $4,000 en- valor de Bonos
del Prestamo de Libertad. Una par
tida de vecinos de Santa Fe, viajan-
do en- AUTOMOBILES, visito ambos lu-
cares. En- Madrid, ell Coronel r. e.
Twitchell, de esta ciudad, preside
en- la dedication de la bandera de
servicio. Los nihos de la escuela
publica participaron en- un paseo pa
tri6tico que hizo que los c~orazones
de los circumstances Sc emocionaran.
Los nihos y nihas estaban vestidos
como ell Uncle SAM, la diosa de la
Libertad, Fair New Mexico y otros
muchos caracteres que inspiraban
sentimientos patri6ticos. Ell Coronel
Twitchell hablo tanto en- Cerrillos
como en- Madrid. Encontr6 una re-
cepcion muy enthusiastic, 10 mismo que
los otros vecinos de Santa Fe, los
cuales solicitaron suscripciones para
ell Pr6stamo de Gibertad.
Las personals que hicieron ell via
je, fueron: Mrs. Reed Holloman, Mrs
Nina Otero Warren, Miss Barton,
Mrs. r. e. Twitchell. Frank Owen,
e. Il. Street, James Chaves y ell Co
ronel Twitchell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
REGLAS PARA Ia CO.
COMIDA SON B&V[-
MENTE ExPRESADAS.


(True translation filed with
the Postmaster at santa Fe,
New Mexico, on April IS,
1918, as required by Order No.
1888 Of the Postmaster General
Of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
~PoRTALEs CONTRIBUTE
CON $4,000.

Portales ha contribuido con mas
de $4,000 dentro de los 1ltimos 10
dfas, para ell trabajo de guerra. Ha
dado $4,000 para ell Tereer Presta.
mo de la Libertad, $4,000 en- estam-
pillas de ahorro de guerra. y $1,000
para la Cruz ROja.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Lea nuestros Anuncios
coMPRE uN BONO DE LisEHTAo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Lea nuestros Anuncios
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
Gran entvsiasmo en- 81 condado
de Union.
LA PRIMERA BANDERA DE
HONOR, LEGO A LA
CAPITAL.

La primera bandera de honor por
ell exceso de la Quota al Teroer Pres
tamo de la Libertad, ha llegado a es-
ia ciudad. Viene destinada al conda-
do de Rio Arriba, y SO puso en- exit
bici6n en- la oficina del Tesorero del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
UNA CAMPAAA ENTuSlASTA
EN- Ell CoNDADo De
c uR n

III condado de Curry ha contribui-
do va $4,000 de los $4,000 que le
tocan como su Quota al Tercer Pres.
tamo de Libertad. Muchas poblacio-
mes en ell condado suscribieron aln
mas de 10 que les corresponds du-
rante ell primer dfa de la campafa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
COLUMBUS Sc LIE PIpEN
$tf,5oO

A La plaza de Columbus Sc lie ha
pedido que suscriba la cantidad de
s11,500 para ell Tercer Pr9stamo de
la Libertad. III comite de Columbus
compuesto del Mayor Dabney, J. r.
Balir v j. r.. Greenwood, han avisa-
do al comite del condado en- Deming
que su villa no dejara de c~ontribuir
sKn mas de su Quota.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
$4,000 sc suscribieron en- Las
Cruces ell martes en- la noche.
Celebration en- San Pedro y
Golden anoche.

Anoche Sc ha de haber celebrado
una gran junta por ell pueblo de San
Pedro y Golden, con numerosos ora
dores. Hoy, %jueves, Frank owen y
sus asistentes iran a Madrid y Ce-
rrillos otra vez. Tambien Sc tendrd
otra junta por el Sr. Owen y Edgar
L. Street, de la companfa del aqua,
en- Stanley.
Gran entusiasmo en- 81 condado
de Union.
E administrator de comestibles
del Estado H1ly ha vuelto a Albuquer-
que de clayton. donde habl6 ante
I'm numeroso auditorio acerca del
Prestamo de la Libertad. Mr. Ely
reporta que hay grande entusiasmo
acerca del Tercer Prestamo en- aque-
LA secci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
Ell coNoADo DE SAN JUAN HA
ExcEDlpo Su QUOTA.

lei condado de San Juan ha sus-
critic mucho mas de su Quota al Ter
Ger Prestamo de la Libertad, de acuer
do con un telegrama recibido en- la
oficina del Juez Holloman el lunes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
Ia EscuELA NORMAL DE Ell
.RlTo AYupA A LA cAUsA
DEL EMPRESTiTo.

Eel tRito. N. NJ. Abril 15.--La dedi-
caci0n de una nueva asta-bandera en-
la Escuela Normal Hispano America.
ma ell dia de aver. fue una OCCASION
para que tuviera lugar una de las
mas i~nspiradas manifestations de
patriotismo u Sc hayan yisto en-
oil norte de Nuevo Mexico. Ei Pro.
fesor roscoe r.. Hill y ell Corpnel
Venceslao Jaramillo a~rregiarOn ell
programa para ell conciIio de defensa.
El primero de los sehores menciona,
dos es OIL ~presidente de la escuela
antics mencionada.
la quota del Condado de Rio Arri,
ba fue suscrita a mas de gu cuota
para ell Prestamo de la Libertad, al
venderse $4,000 de Bonos. Sc pro-
nunciaron discusses i~nspirados por ell
Coronel Jaramillo. Joseph Beck, Rev.
P. Dugot, Professor Hill. J. H. Sarg,
ent y Toribio Manzanares, quien es-
Ia de vista con permiso en- su no.
gar. III soldado Manzanares decla-
70 que ell tratamiento que Sc ha da.
do a los soldad0s hispano america
nos OF excelente, y que todos estan
ansiosos de hacer algo por SUI patria.
Su discurs0 resulto prObablemente en-
que hubiera varios enIistamientos.
La parte musical del programa fue
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
e conasd0 Dc MCKINNEY tIsne ssooOO

Sc anuncia que ell condado de Nc
Kinley ha levantado 100000 de su
quota de $10S,000 para los Bonos de
la Libertad. Hay confianza en- Ga
llup de que ell condado levante TODD
ell total.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Estado H. l.. Hall. ell cual es Dresi-
dente del comite del prestamo on ell
condado de Rio Arriba. La bandera
tiene tres cintas azules sohre un
fondo blanco y una franja roja. Fue
enviada por Ell Baneo de Reserva Fe.
deral de Kansas City.
DEMosTRAcloNEs pATRloTIcAs
EN- Los DlsTRITos RuRALEe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Protela a los politics contra
los coruoos.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24

Palestine Comn1andery, No. S, K. T.
Special Conclave, Wednesday, Dec
IS, at II a. m. All resident and visit
ing Knights welcome to this Annual
Christmas Observance.
Stated Conclave Tuesday evening,
Jan. IA, at 7.30 p. m.
z. S. Waterman, e. z.
A. M. Lang, Recorder.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
At the South Church Sunday and
Monday

The South church was prettily
decorated for the holiday season and
Sunday morning the exercise in the
Service of the King" was given and
the following program rendered:
Organ Prelude
Professional, Hymn 211
The Christmas Summons
"Our Christmas Family"
Stuart Perry
Goods Service STAR" Anna Harvey
A Hymn for Our Men, tune,
"Melita," 60
Unison Prayer of Dedication
Hymn, tune Spanish Chant" 400
Ladies' Quartette, 30 Little Town
of Bethlehem"
A Christmas Story,
Read by Miss Helen May to
Beginners and Primary Glasses
away in ! Manger,'
Beginners and Primary Glasses
"The Christmas Watch"
Dudley Green, Alfred Wright,
Clark Johnson, Stetson Brown,
Charles Garvin, Thomas Drum
mond, Truman Power
Holy Night" Junior Department
"a Christmas Song"
Sylvia Kicker, Bernice Wilson,
Katherine Brodien
Responsive Reading
"stories from Two Fronts
From Flaaders,e Lawrence Howe
From Turkey, Jeanette Russell
Address, "shall Every Day Be
Christmas Bye and Bye or Soon?"
Offering for the American Board
of Foreign Missions
Hymn
Benediction
Choir Response
i Postlude
Monday night the Sunday School,
held their Christmas exercise in the
vestry. The feature of the occasion
was the cartata composed and pre-
pared by Miss Glenn Robinson. Ovel
50 young people participated in the
| musical production, which was yer,
, well given and full of patriotic sug-
gestions. Following the play The
, curtain revealed Christmas tree
loaded with gifts, which came as {
delightful surprise to the children
At the close all rose to express theil
appreciation of the great success
achieved by Miss Robinson in hel
, pretty opeletta.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
JOHN B. GRADY

John B. Grady died at his heme,
Sc Pleasant street, Friday, Dec. 20.
Mr.. Grady was 80 years Of age and
had lived here since he was Is years
DID, He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. James A Grady. He
leaves wife and two children, Ger
trude and Arthur, and one brother,
James A. Grady. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon from the
house, the Rev. George A. Martin
officiating.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
MIDNIGHT MASS

At the Notre Dame Des VICTORIES
Church
Following is the musical program
to be rendered tonight at the church
OF Notre Dame DIES Victories.
Minuit Chrctien, Dr.. J. D. Bachand
hymns Boy Choir
Director, Rev. Brother Henry
Second Mass in ID, H. G. Ganss
Director, DR.. c. A. Provost
Accompanied by Henault's orchestr
Of eight pieces
Mrs. Naele is the organist and the
soloists are Mi. Racette, Mrs. Nolin
L. Dutile, Mr. Provost, G. Grenier, E
juneau, Dr.. J. D. Bachand, O. Roi
/. Castonguay, J. A. Lavigne, A
Lapaline.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
AT ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
Musical Program at the Midnight Ser
vice Tonight


Christmas services at St. Andrews
Episcopal church begin this Tuesday
evening at 11.45 o'clock with the
singing of Christmas hymns. At
midnight, at the first celebration, the
following music will be sung by an
augmented choir.
Professional, 80 Come All Ye Faith
full" Reading
Kyrie and Nicene Creed Gounod
Anthem, "Christ Is Born of Maiden
Fair" by Hugh Mackinnon, the ST..
Johnsbury, organist of Grace
Church, Utica, N Y.
Sanctus, Camidge
Agnus Del, Gounod
| Gloria in Excelsis, Ellwanger
Nunc Dimittis, Barry
Recessional, "Hark the Herald Angels
/ Sing Mendelssohn
Everybody invited, all cordially well
coined.
Second Christmas Day Service 10
a. m.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24

The Old Year out and the New
Year in social for Masons and their
families will be held Tuesday, Dec.
81, at Masonic Temple.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
MR.. BROOKS EXTENDS THANKS
Says the Restaurants and Eating
Houses Co-operated Spledidly in
the Food Saving Campaign

Montpelier, Dec. s24-Before the
offices of the food administration
were moved to st. Johnsbury, Fereral
Food Administrator Brooks announc-
ed that the restrictions on hotels,
restaurants and public eating houses
had been removed. Mr.. Brooks
spoke in the highest terms of praise
OF the aid an cooperation the food
administration has received from the
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness and the beautiful flowers
which We're sent US during our recent
bereavement.
Mrs. John B. Grady and family,
James A. Grady.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
AUSTRIA'S SHIPPING

Italy Will Use Five Thousand Tons
Paris, Dec 24-Italy will act as
trustee of 100000 tons of Austrian
shipping now in Italian ports and dis
tribute it for use exclusively for war
supply and transportation, none to be
used for commercial traffic. This
agreement was reached at meeting
of the Allied Maritime Council.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24

public eating places, saying that their
contribution to the conservation pro-
gram had been highly important
one. He said that all through the
state the proprietors of these insti7
buttons at great inconvience to them
selves had co-operated faithfully
and he wished to express his APP
probation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24

Another excellent example of price
fixing is reported from New York,
where the naval authorities will allow
launches to charge a maximum fare
of 25 cents each way in Transporting
visitors to and from the vessels of
the American overseas feet when
they are anchored in the North river.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
MASONIC NOTICES
passumpsic Lodge, No. II, F. & 4
nm

passumpsic Lodge, No. II, F. & 4.
M.
Regular Communication Thursday
evening, Jan 1G, at 7.30, for despatch
of business.
Called Communication Thursday
evening, Dec. rs. Work E. A. degree.
All invited. Visitors welcome.
Orville N. Pinney, w. Ill.
Fred 81. Doiloff, Secretary
daswel Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL.
Special Convocation tonight. Work
on the r. A. Degree.
Stated Convocation Friday even
ing, Jan. 10, at 7.30 p. m. - ----
Birney L. Hall, E. Fl. F.
T. G. Moore, Secretary
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-05-17
Stdte Senator.

70 the voters Of 2ith senatorial District: !
am a candidate for state senator subject to the
will M the voter. at the Democratic urima rlcs.
south Dakota has been my home Tor thirty years
the mast eleven ot which has been spent Ia
Haason county. and believe mat UNDERSTAND
III rnndi,ioug 81 our state. Have served as an
officer az Uaakon county since the organization
and in this work have become well ac9uaintcd
wnh county Affairs which seem to be valuable
nss.t to one s4ekinR election os "A legislator.
Having made up three sets OF tax lists under
stand the old system Of taxation and VIII 90
ty.rsthing can for new taxing melEnhg. o."
nnt LtiieIr "A pcTson should he taxed on iuipTof'
met. hui tax funds should BE- raiIcd bS taEh'
tior of real c-tatc With a limiTcd personal tax
and an INCOME tax. ! believe the state resources
should be- tlcycloped by the state for our bcneh'
Thanking yon for any support you may accord
mo Yours truly Edgar Waiwood
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-05-17
Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

Default exists in certain mort
gage, made and delivered by Jay Il.
Whitney, unmarried, mortcagor, to
Rarnes Brothers, Incorporated, mort
gagee, dated February oath 1914, ana
dulv recorded in the office Of the htG
ister of Deeds in and for Stanley
county, South Dakota, on March 2hd,
1914, at 10 O'Clock, a 81 and record
ed in Book 80 of mortgages, on page
6l9, mortgaginc m fol- wing descrio-
ed lands in Jack son county, formerly
Stanley county, ~un,t Dakota, to-wlt:
Lots One I), Two - ard Three (3)i
the Southeast Quarter at Northwest
Quarter (SEl1 of \ "i,'; aud the
Northeast Quarter of - 'uthweStQuar-
ter tNEI4 of SW14 OF Section Seven
(0. township Fonr ca, South OF
Range Twenty (20) East, said jack
son county was formerly a part OF
stanley county.
There is claimed to be due at the
! date of this notice the sum OF twenty
| three and 10 100 dollars, and the FUR
ther sum Of Thirty eight and iO-lOC
dollars by virtue OF two interest cou'
pons paid by mortgagee which were
a prior lien, and the further sum OF
Seventy one AMI Ii 100 dollars taxes
against said premises which were paic
hv mortgage. Total amount due
si33 03.
Notice is hereby given that sai'
mortgage will he foreclosed and th'
above described premises will be sole
at Public auction by the Sheriff o
Jackson county, South Dakota, at TN
front door of the courthouse in IA
doka in said county Of Jackson, SOutl
Dakota, on the l2th day of June 1918
AT one O'Clock, p. m. of said day t
paw said mortgage debt, interest am
taxes and disbursements allowed b
law
Dated at Lennon, ;. Dak., Apr
29th 1918.
Barnes Brothers, Incorporated,
Mortgage
. p. J. Tscharner,
Atty. for Mortgagee. Ai-49
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-05-17
Not,ce OF Mortgage Sale.

Vhereas. default has been made IN
the conditions of certain mortgage
sxecuted bv Howard j. Clarke ana
DAISY Clarke, husband and wlte'
mortpae ors, TO II Il. Maiden, OF WOOD
yard. Dallas county, Iowa, mortga
zee. dated February rs, 1911, ana re,
corded i'm the office Of the Register oI
Deeds of STANLEY (Dow Jackson coun-
ty. South Dakota, February i, lSll !,
Al nine O'Clock u. m. III BOOK - Ui
Mortgages on page 292, when detauI'
consists i'm the non pay yment ol the
nrincipal note secured by sald mort
page and all interest accrulng theI"'
ON from and after its maturity;
And whereas. no action or proceed
iros at law or otherwise nave teeh
Instituted TO recover the money Sc
cured hv said mortgage or any part
thereof; .I
And whereas, the amount claimed
70 hy due on said mortgage al IN,
date of this notice il the sum "'
.lns3 80. to wit: 5000 90 PRINCIPAL, an,
zlu1 40 interest, besides the sum oI
Sol uQ ATTORNEYS fees and The cost O.
. foreclosure stipulated in SaId mort
cage and allowed by Law.
Now. Therefore, Notice IL hereby
given that by virtue ot the power o
sale in said mortgage contalh'u am
dulv recorded a. atOresali. ann pur
suant to the statutes in such case
made and provided, said mortgag'
,yiu be foreclosrd by a sale OF TN
mortgaged premises therein descrin
ed at public auction BY the Hheriil O
Jackson county, South Dakota, a
the front door of the court house /
the Town of Kadoka, in said county
ON the 27th day of May, 1918, at ON
O'Clock in the afternoon OF Sald ga
TO satisfy the amount which sha
then be due on said mortgage, togett
er with the costs and attorneys Tee
aforesaid
The premises described in sal
mortgage and so to I've sold are SIN
ated in the county OF Jackson lIorn
erlv Stanley in the state OF Sout
, Dakota, and are described a. iolioW
tO-wit
The Southwest Quarter OF Secut
. Twentv.one, in Township TWO sout
c of Range Twenty, east OF the Blat
Hills Meridian and containing i
acrea.
Dated this 9Th day Of April, l9lo.
II. 4. Maiden, Mortgage.
u +. b. Morgan, Wagner, 5, ID.
/ c. NJ. Stilwill, Sioux City, la.
Attorneys for Mortgage
T.. b. Hughes, Sheriff Of Jacsson
county, s. D., and agent for
MOrtgagee. fl-f'