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JAMES TAYLOR ELLYsoN.

RICHMOND. Va, March 1s.-James
Taylor Ellyson. chairman Of the Virginia
State Democratic Committee for the last
25 years, died at his homo here to-day.
James Taylor Ellyson was elected
Mayor OF Richmond May 90. 1888. and
held the Office FOR six years. He was
born in that city May 20. 1s47. n son
OF Henry X. and Elizabeth p Ellyson.
He was educated at private schools in
Richmond. Hampden-S Sidney College.
Richmond College and the University OF
Virginia.
In 1879 Mr.. Ellyson was elected SEC
rotary and treasurer of the Religious
Herald He was vice-president of the
Richmond Dispatch Company, president
OF the Allegheny Coal Company. a direc-
tor Of the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce and director OF a number OF rail-
road companies. He was a member OF
the Second Baptist Church Of Richmond
He was the first vice president Of the
Jefferson Davis Memorial Association.
member Of the Advisory Board for
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities and
Of the westmoreland and Commonwealth
clubs. ON December 2. 1889. he married
Miss Lora +. Hotchkiss. They have one
daughter, Miss Mamie Moore Ellyson.
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MISS KORTRIaHT TO WED.
Enlargement Announced to Capt.
siIas II. witherbee.

Miss Ada Phipps. 279 Lexington ave-
nue.. announced yesterday the engage
ment Of her niece. Miss Alice Gouverneur
Kortr!ght, to Capt Silas II. Witherbee.
L. S. A Miss Kortright IL the daughter
OF the late Gouverneur Kortrlght by his
first marriage, and since the death OF
her parents she has made her home with
Miss Thippe, a sister OF her mother, She
was introduced to society several years
ago and has been prominently identified
with the Junior League and its activities.
Capt. Witherbee Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter C. Witherbee OF Ledge Top.
Port Henry, n. Y. who make their home
at the Belmont when In this city. He
was graduated from Yale in 1911 and
returned recently TO New York after ser
vice with the army In France. He was
Senior Captain of the Docks in Bor-
deaux. and since his return has been re-
lea sed from military duty. His sister,
Miss Louise Witherbee, was in France
for n year In Red Cross work. but now
Is with her parents. Capt. Witherbee's
father lie n cousin OF the late Frank
Spencer witherbee OF this city. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding.
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DIED.

cLARK.--At Piainfeld. n. J.. on Monday.
March II, 1919, Clara Allen. dearly be-
loved wife of william NJ. Clark.
Funeral at her late residence. 2io West
Eighth street. Plainheld, ". j.. on
Wednesday. March 10. at 2:3o p. NJ.
Interment private.
JANEwAY.-Fanny Rogers. widow OF DR..
Edward G. J&neway and daughter OF
the late e. y. Rogers. d. D.. and
Elizabeth Caldwell Rogers. passed
away suddenly. at her residence, 13l
Fast Sixtieth street. on Sunday, March
l6
Funeral service will be held at the Mad
ison Avenue Presbyterian Church. cor
ner. Seventy third street and Madison
avenue, on Wednesday morning at
half past 10 o'clock. Please omit
flowers.
Hartford. Conn. papars please copy.
yANEWAY.--The Society of the Wilson
Industrial School for Girls announce
wl'h deep. sorrow she death on March
i6. 1919. OF Mrs Edward q. Janeway.
FIRST directress and a member of the
society for many years.
ELLA w. EVERETT, Second Directress.
LOUISE c. WARD, Recording Secretary.
PINCKSEY.-At Queens, y. Y, March IS.
1919 Frederick Haws Pinckney. aged 80
years, beloved husband OF Caroline
Murray and beloved son Of James
Henry and Henrietta Pinckney.
Funeral service at Grace Church.
Jamaica. on Friday at IL A. NJ.
PLEASASTS.-OnM March is, at New York
city. william Heth Peasants, in the
fifty sixth year OF his age.
Funeral private. Interment Richmond,
Va.
eSOW Mabei.---On March l6,
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
broadway. sixty sixth street (Frank
f. CampbePs). Wednesday. 1o:ao
A. NJ.
VAN DEvENTER-suddenly. at Washing
ton. d. c.. on March l6, 1919, Angus
tus Van Deventer.
Services on Wednesday, March 10. al
2:s0 o'clock. at his late residence
Plainneld, N J.
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have bscn recommended by tho United
Stato3 Federal Board for Vocational
Education. DR.. c. A. Prosser. director
OF the board. eald In his speech last eve
ming. He estimated that the number
would reach 10000.
James p. Monroe. member of the
BOARD. said that employers were very
KIND In the matter OF wounded soldiers,
but that they didn't want kindness
What is wanted Is to train these men
30 that they will be an asset and not a
liability to whatever business they Join"
Douglas c. McMurtrie. director OF
the Red Cross Institute for Crippled
Men. opened the conference. Tickets for
the Carnegie Hall meeting can be OBJ
tained at the institute. 311 Fourth ave-
nue., or at Carnegie Hall before the
meeting starts. Tonight Capt. Eddie
Baker. the blinded Canadian officer. will
TAX. and there will be motion pictures.
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WOMEN CONDUCTORS WIN.
Those Discharged in Cleveland
Must BE Reinstated.

WASHINGTON, March IS. Women
street car conductors OF the Cleveland.
Ohio, Railway Company who were dis
charged March must be restored to
their work under a decision OF the War
Labor Board made public to-day by
Joint Chairmen Taft and Manly.
Sixty-four women will be affected by
the order. A former order of the board
was set aside by the new decision.
which restores seniority and other privl-
leges to the women workers. The em-
ployment of the women caused a strike
in Cleveland last year. In December
the War Labor Board upon the appli-
cation OF the Mayor recommended their
discharge at the end of a month. but
the company by agreement with It's men
employees continued to employ them
until March /. In the new decision the
Joint chairmen held that an injustice
had been done the women by the former
order.
The company, II was stated. has suffi-
cient vacancies to give employment not
only to the women but also to restore
in It's service all men who have been
absent in military service.
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WEDDING DAY ADVANCED.
Miss Bliss and Capt. schwab to he
Married April 2.

The marriage of Miss Ruth B. Bliss
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Phelps Bliss, to Capt. Hermann G.
Schwab. L. S. A. will take place April
2 in Grace Church. II was originally
planned to have the wedding in Easter
week, but as Capt Schwsb is Obliged to
sail for China on April II. the date has
been advanced. 1t will be quiet affair
and only few relatives will witness the
ceremony. which will be performed by
the Rev DIR. Charles Lewis Slattery, as
sisted by the Rev DR.. William q. Thayer
Of st. Marks School.
Miss Katharine b. Bliss will be her
sisters only attendant. and Henry b.
Schwab will act as his brothers best
man a reception will follow in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Bliss, East
Eighty-eeVenth street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
brother and sister ATTEND Bride nj
Wedding In the ST. Regis.

Miss Beatrice Bouton. daughter OF
Mrs. Rosa Bouton. 100 Riverside Drive,
was married to Eugene Oppenheimer OF
this city last evening in the Louis XVI.
suite Of the st. Regis by the Rev DR..
Stephen s. Wise. The bride. who was
given away by her brother. John Bouton,
was attended by her sister. Miss Sylvia
Bouton, and her niecee, Ruth and
Gladys Frankenberg, acted as flower
girls. Henry Taussing was best man.
and the ushers were Samuel Bouton, A.
Rinsberg. Albert Bouton and Herbert
Robinson.
After the ceremony there was a din
ner and later Mr., Oppenheimer and his
bride LEFT for the South on their wedding
trip.
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PHIADELPHIANS BACK HOME.
Visitors Return From Palm beach
Miss Amber TO He a Bride.

SPECIAL DsspafcA 10 Tue suS.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs. John r. Fell, who have been spend
ing several weeks at Palm Beach, have
returned home. Mr.. Fell recently ro-
turned from France.
John Ffsler. Edwin wilkinson, yr.,
and Leon Goodman have returned from
three weeks trip on a houseboat In
Florida.
Mrs Harold Delaney Downs has re-
turned to her home in Overlook after
q visit 20 Palm Beach and Miami. Fla.
James Mapes Dodge and his daugh-
ter, Josephine Dodge. have gone to Los
Angeles. The engagement OF Miss Dodge
and Joseph Wharton. Jr, of Logan has
been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Montgomery Forester
have gone to Hot Springs. Va, on their
wedding trip. Mrs. Forester was Miss
Gladys Jameson. daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. 6. L. S. Jameson OF ST. Davids.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Jaquette Palmer
OF st. Davids are visiting in New York.
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MRS. ROGERS FUNERAL TO-DAY
Last Rites for Daughter OF Howard
EIliott at 10 O'Clock.

Funeral services for Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton Rogers. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Elliott. will he held at st
Bartholomew Chapel. Fiftieth street
and Park avenue. Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Percy Gordon. as
sisted by the Rev. Theodore Sedgwick OF
Calvary Church.
The family and n few Intimate friends
will leave Grand Central Station at IL 80
and the train will stop at Hyde Park
The intement will be IN st. James's
Churchyard. Hyde Park-on-Hudson.
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Count Won s.innyey's Funeral.

Tho funeral OF Count Stephen Ivor
Szinnyey. playwright and newpaperman.
will take place from the Campbell Flu
neral Chunoh. 1870 Broadway. to-mor-
row at $3.50 p. NJ. Interment will DO In
the New York Press Clubs plot In Cy-
press Hills Cemetery.
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THOMAS r. DOwNEY.

Thomas Francis Downey, principal Of
Public School 4, Berkeley place and
Fifth avenue. Brooklyn, died Monday at
his home. 463 Fourteenth street, Brook
Ign. in his ffty-nrst year. He had been
principal OF the school for the last If
teen years. He is survived by his wife,
-four daughters and three sons.
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MIAMI ANGLER CAUSES STIR.
Cant. Thomson Lands Shark and
Club Plans q Barbecue.
Sne,ial DespdfcA 20 TEE suF

MIAMI. Fla, March IA monster
leopard shark was harpooned to-day by
Capt. Charles II. Thomson. who several
years ago created a stir by catching n
huge whale shark at Largo Key. His
latest trophy weighed 1900 pounds and
measured seventeen feet. Helping him
In his latest catch were Major Frank
Sowin of Boston and Joseph II. Curry.
Plans were made at n meeting of the
Miami Anglers Club this evening for
q barbecue dinner. A new clubhouse
for next season was also discussed.
Those attending the meeting were John
II. Hanan. Samuel NJ. Seymour. Will
lam d. Crawford. Carl L. Wolfe. f.
Barnett and Everett NJ. McCray OF New
York. William Lunham OF Bronxville,
Edward Siefert OF Nyack. George II.
Seymour Of Montclair and J. J. Blake
of East Orange.
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OBITUARIES.
MGR. JAMES. Il. DUFFY.

ALRAST. March 1s.--Mgr. James Z.
Duffy. IS. rector emeritus OF 81. Johns
Catholic Church at Rensselaer,, died to-
day. He was native OF Crawford
county. Pa, and had been rector OF
churches In Albany and Syracuse.
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CHARLES l.. MEYER.

Charles l.. Meyer. 66, q clerk FOR
Morris II. Rothschild a Co. cotton brok-
ers. at 80 Beaver street, was found dead
OF apoplexy at the Hotel Bresln yes
terday. He leaves widow and two
daughters
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DEAR FOLKS:

the oftenest at the
Wilson & Co. plant,
Chicago, was the d ay
Waterman. He is the Sem
tinel on Guard-and he is
an active, intelligent. happy
and proud Sentinel. Do
you know why? I'll tell
you.
Up to three years ago, this
Waterman looked upon
himself as a mere machine.
He felt that he occupied a
mental position because he
was treated as a mental.
Nobody apparentlythought
him worth while. Every
day was the same to him.
Nothing happened between
sunrise and sunset to re-
lieve the monotony of his
life. He was discouraged
as most workers are who
do not get kind words or at
tention.
But a new hold on life came to
him three years ago this month
and it was all brought about
through little act of kindness.
My, how a small courtesy
changes things for all of us! 1t
dispels clouds and floods our
pathway with sunlight. Let me
tell you what the Waterman
told me.
"The day that Mr.. Wilson came
here to take charge of the bust
ness which had been given his
name, what do you suppose was
the first thing he did, Why, he
came to my shanty, shook hands
) with me and said, John, I want
you to know that I think you
are holding a very important
position. look to you to watch
things very carefully. So much
depends on you. If you will
put your heart in your work
and help me all you can I will
be very grateful. From now on
you are going to be a right arm
to this business. I need your
help to make it a success. l
!. hope we will be good friends.
: What do you say?' And, of
course. I said, I'll help and T
thank you so much for thinking
that I can help you From that
time on, have been very
happy. I am very proud of the
position I hold. Mr.. Wilson al
ways speaks to me and shows
that he likes me. am just the
average human being and when
l. a man respects me and treats
me right, it makes an awful lot
of difference in my viewpoint
: of life. l feel that I am now a
\ real man doing work that is
necessary and helpful"
John and got along fine to-
gether during my daily visits
to Wilson & Company plant
covering a period of five weeks.
We had many a chunmy chat.
He introduced me to many of
the workers. all of whom re-
spect him. He dresses in a blue
II uniform and stands guard with
as much pride as the Com.
II mander of a u. S. Warship
Il stands on the bridge of his
ship. This is the sort of spirit
II that makes business prosper
/ Another workcr-this one a young
| woman-told me that the courtesy
shown the Waterman by Mr.. Wilson
was witnessed by hundreds of work
ers who were standing at the win
! dows of the big office building
watching for his coming She said
II Il can't describe to you the wave Of
satisfaction that Immediately struck
: US all. Instantly the word went all
:. through the plant that Mr., Wilson's
first act was TO visit the Waterman
Iahd the try~AAK UP in all depart.
nents A real man has come 10 lead
us; now we can put heart in our
work; now we arc sure of apprecia
ton; now we know we will get a
square deal You have no idea what
| a change was brought about at once
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BISHOP JAMES w. BAsHFoRD.

Los ANGELES. Cal. March ls.--B!shop
James W. Bashford. for many years
prominent in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. died at a sanitarium near here
to-day after an illness OF many months
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ALSO ON FREE VIEW
THE ENTIRE STOCK
Of the New York Branch of the
NOTED ART PUBLISHERS
Manzi-Joyant & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
COUPlL & co. OF PARIS
The publication both prints and
books. Of these noted art publishers
are too well known to require any special
mention as to their artistic merit or the
excellence Of tho reproductive work under
their direction.
TO BE SOLD
Afternoons of Tomorrow Thursday
March 20, n, q, ~, rs, Fl and
2Sth, at 3 O'clock
Evenings of March "a, IS, ~,
and 2Sth, ct 8:l5 o Clock
...Iliustrated catalogue mailed on re-
ceipt of One Dollar.
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Bishop James whltrord Bashtord was
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RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-16
N ayI Ii
Maya
May2 May 10
Notice to Owner Of Land Before
Tax Deed Shall Issue.

En John Aa~en. ". II, Heth, John Mariner
ana t. IS =sft AL na+v concern
Ioa m. a-r-r. ,s. fed that on the 18th day
OF December. = NJ. #aI6 the following described
piece or parcel 0f ..eai Estate. taxed in the
name OF W. II. tett and situated II the county
OF Grant. Stale Of South Dakota. as follows.
lot eight q Of block two 60 n AfFidson 6 Ad-
diticn IN town OF Marvin, according 10 the re.
corded plat thereof. vas sold ter taxes then due
and delinquent for the year l9la AT tax sale by
the Treasurer of said county To +. Z Scholberg
aud wa. by said purchaser duly dssigned to JOHN
Mariner and by SAID John Manner assigned to
A. n. Brown. who il now the lawful holder or
the certificate OF purchase. That said taxes then
due and delinquent amounted to- y and then
subseauent taxes to tie amount OF Sla.S have
been paid, with interest, penalty and costs &C
crued. So. ID. making total amount necessary TO
redeem seq 81 and in addition thereto, the cost
OF service of THE notice. together with such IN
tereet as may accnre after this date, and ten
dollars attorney fee and costs OF service must be
paid. and that the right of REDEEM tlon VIII eX-
plre and u deed for said land ne made within
sixty DAYS from the completed service OF this
notice.
A. 7. BrowE.
Owner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-16
A Bargain for Someone
Summons, Complaint Filed.

State of South Dakota,
County Of GRANTS.
In Circuit Court,
Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Adolf Nelson, Plaintiff
Lucy Fitch. and Charles Fitch,
as heirs ct Martha b. Fitch, de
ceased: +. ii. King, and W. ii.
Fitch, as Trustees under the Last
Will and Testament of Martha b.
Fitch, deceased. and the unknown
successors and assigns Of sad
Trustees; and the unknown heirs
executors. administrators and as
signs of Lucy FITCH and Charles
l.. Fitch. Defendants.
The State OF south Dakota. to the above
named defendants aad each of them. greetings:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required 10 answer the Complaint which
was filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. at the City OF Miibank. In the County of
day of April. A. D.. 1919. and which prsys for
judgment quoting title in and determination OF
all adverse. claims against the pr0mleee deecrlO-
ed In the Complaint and situate In the County OF
Grant and state of South Dakota, tO-wit: The
east half OF the southwest quarter Of section
nineteen (l9) in township one hundred and
eighteen (lls) north OF range forty-nine (4s) In
west of the ii. tn principal meridian, containing
154.S acres, more or less, according to the gov.
eminent survey thereof. and to serve q copy OF
your answer on the Undersigned at his ONCE 10
the Court House, in the City OF MilbHnk, in the
County Of Grant and state OF South Dakota,
within thirty DAYS after the completed service OF
thiA summon upon you, exclusive OF the Gay OF
such service. and if YOU fail TO answer the eaid
complaint within that time the plaintiff Will up
8. S. Lockhart,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Milbank. South Dakota
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-16
Especial" Account Opened by Man.
aeer Of BIG Enterprises Has
Paid Bio Dividends.

An American business man had be-
come convinced of the reasonableness
of the doctrine of mans stewardship.
He had thought 1t all out and decided
that It might be q good thing to try
the experiment. His various business
enterprises had prospered; his Income
was constantly Increasing; he GER
tainly could do things which he might
have done but had not. One night he
lay awake bordering the whole mat
ter, and before going to sleep prayed
ove II. Then he made up his mind,
says the Christian Herald. Next morn
ing he instructed his bookkeeper to
open in the ledger a new account In
his name, and marked Special" to
which the bookkeeper should regular
~ carry one-tenth of all the profits.
He warned him never to fail to have
the Special" account ready when
called for.
And that business mans Especial"
has never failed. It has been to him
a wonderful revelation of the capacity
of a nan immersed In big enterprises
for doing good on a large scale as a
side line. It has helped to build
churches, to promote the gospel. to
support missionaries. to maintain and
train orphans, to bring gladness to
homes of suffering and to many shut
ms. He has had a hand in a hum
dred noble enterprises for Christ and
humanity. And the most extraordi-
nary thing about 1t is that 1t has
given him a new zest for business.
having. as he himself would say rev
erently, God as a silent partner. It
has not only been a ean of bless
ing his business, but 1t has purified
his whole life, ennobled his charac-
ter and made him ten times g better
f.esa
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-16
Maya June Il
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

Whereas. default has been made in the condi-
tions OF . certain mortgage. executed and denv.
mortssgors. to rhe Farmers and Mechanics Saw
ings Bank of Min neapolls. = corporation, mort
gagee, dated on the I'd day Of November: 1906.
recorded IN the ONCE Of the Register of Deeds IN
and for the County II Graht and State OF south
Dakota on the 9th day Of November, 1906, at $50
O'Clock A. NJ. in Book 10 of Mortgages, on pages
1874, and, whersas. - auth ,rlzea BY said mort:
gage. said MORTGAGE paid on the 18th day OF
February, 1919. $ls5 IS for taxes delinquent on
the premieee described in said mortgage for the
year 1917: AID. whereas BY reason of eald default
and O. authorized By said mortgage said mort.
gagee has elected t i, declare and does hereby de.
now due and payable; and, whereas there =
hereby claimed TO be due and ie due on said
mortgage vt the date hereof the cum Of Seven
d"iiars. principal and interest. together with the
ann OF One hundred twenty eight and 5000
(Sl2S. 36) dollars paid for taxes ~ aforesaid with
nroyioed in said mortgage. 10 the sum Of One
and 43.1W Isl 43) doliars, amounting in al TO
the Gum of Eighteen hundred seventy three and
81 sale Ia said mortgage contained has become
operative and>no action OF proceeding has been
Instituted 1T law or otherwise to recover the
debt secured BY said mortgage orAny part there
Now. THEREroRE. Notice 10 hereby given, that
nv virtue Of the power Of sale In eald mortgage
coss msde and and p pr,sSsst Il the said mortgage viii
10 forecloeed by ) sale of the premises described
in and conveyed b.. said mortgsee, VIZ; Al
ty Of Grant and state Of soAth Dakota. describ-
ed ae follows, to- witt: The Northwest quarter
(NWL) Of section thirty.dve (ss> 10 Township
one Hundred and ,tweoty.ons (i2il North, Of
Range afty.one CID West q the Ellth irincip.l
Meridian. containing one hundred anq eixty
(l6O) acres more Of less according to tie United
States govern ent survey thereof. together with
vii the hereditxments and appnrtenances there.
nnto belonging. which sale wall be made oy the
sheriff OF ea,d Grant County ut the trout door OF
the County Court House 10 the City Of Milbank.
in the County Of Grant and state OF south OAK,
ota, on the 18th day Of June. 1919. at 4 O'Clock
J.. NJ. ut pubic nnc,ion to satisfy the amount
which will then he due on said mortgage and The
debt occurred thereby. including said anm paid
for taxes and interest thereon. together with
the statntOry attorney . feee 10 caee off0recIos-
ura and the costs aud disbursements allowed ny
law subject TO redemption "a provided BY law.
Dated April Plat, 1919.
Tnx FARMERs AND MECHANICS SAVINGS
BANK or MISNEAPoLis,
Mortgage.
e.. ]. TURNER,
Attorney Cor MOftgAgee.