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New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
STAKE FOR ANGER0NA
WINS LIKE GOOD FILLY.
Jack 1tkin Beaten an First Start OF
Season at Belmont Park.

Sam Doggett the one-time jockey, had the sa'iS
faction of winning the Fashion Stakes oil a su' az
teed value of $500, at Belmont PARK yeStei'"S
with his Sir Dixon flly Angerona. II IooNS "I
manner Of winning count for anything anger 80, 80
VIII make her mark before the season IS over on
came from behind in the last furlo2g ana, rulii-I'5
straight and true under punishment, wore ll7 O,
Stables Calypte down and won under pressure ~
a full length. CaIypte, rather smaH pUt -
looking iIIy forced Il fast pace, but tired IN thc
closing strides. She hung gamely. however anu
beat Harry Payne Whtney's Creenvale head Ioi
the place. George y. Berry's Glernadeane' "Illc
made a name for herself N California was 'i'7
quoted favorte, but under poor handing olu no'
show prominently. She is fine, big fIiy. quite a9
well furnished a thTceyear-old, and shouu dNoilo
for her defeat later.
Eta May. d starter in this race. bolted as inc
barrier went up, and crashing through the ran
unseated Howard and dashed off over the mann
course. The boy not injured
Jack Atkin, Barney SChreiber's great weight car
rying sprinter. made his first appearance OF the
season in the Clarenont Handicap. at six and one
half furongs, and met defeat The big fve-year-
old looked well and well. considering the ract
that he had l35 pounds up, but the task was 100
much. Mary Davis, a three-year-od filly. by Wa
tercress-COlonal. which fair race in the
metropolitan Handicap, made mcst of the running
and won ridden out by two lengths from De Muno.
The last named hung on with more courage than
usual and beat JACK Atkin half length for the
place. Mary Davis Is not prepOSSeSslIlB DuI sAo -
well bred and appears TO have some class and quail
ity. She was in receipt of only ten pounds scale
weight from Jack Atkin which made her perform
ance the more creditabe-
Restigouche, well up in the early part. swerved
badly nalf way down the straight and lost much
valuable ground. He running on at the end
and finished right on top of De Mund and Jack At
kin. Dreamer met with some early interference
and did not back to his first start.
The stewards put their foot down on rough and
fou! riding in the last when they disqualified
LaWton Virgins which finished second, and pun
ished ButUel, VINO had the mount for Interfering
with Nimbus rounding the turn Lawton Virgins
a hot paddock tip and had many followers, al
though Nimbus the quoted favoTite 1T odds on.
The former WAS not good enough 70 beat Berkeley,
which made ali the running and driving by q
scant length, but Nimbus might have earned the
purse if be had not been cut of sharply and
knocked back two three lengths turning out of
the blckstretch. The foul was palpabIe, even
from the that the stewards lost little time in
entertaining tie claim lodged by Upton
BELMONT PARK sUAIMAl,tES.
FIRST EACEor tno-y ear-o,ds; SiO0 added. -Four and
haS fur.ongs, straight coG-se Start good. Won
driving. IRE. O.53ss- " Winner. br c.. by Ogden
i.lrntvnt. owner. =. T.. Madden.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
SUPERBAS LOSE AGAIN.
Cubs Score One More Run than
Brooklyn in Close Game.

The Superbas played in their usual streak OF
hard luck against the Chicago Cubs yesterday, and
tied the score in the seventh inning. only have
Chicago out the game in the eighth. Nc
Intyre and Jack Pfeister had close fight In the
box for seven innings, when Pfeister weakened but
Chicago won with a score like that OF Monday.
to 3. Lumley got back in the game for Brooklyn,
the manager going TO right field. while Kustus dis
placed Catterson IN centre field the last name1
having been sent 10 the Lawrence CA1ass} team
TIE Cubs scored twice n the sixth inning on hats
by Evers Shecka-d and Hoffman. Schultes sacri-
fee fly and Alperman's error. One more came
over in the seventh inning, singles by Stenfeldt
and Tinker.
Kustus walked in Brookyn's half and Lumiey
followed with his third hit. double centre.
Tinker dropped Bergens fly and Kustus scored
Mcintyre sacrificed and Burch walked, filling the
bases Hunmel sent two men home with single,
and Pfeister gave way to Overall. who made Alper-
Z an fly 10 Holman Burch being doubled.
All this tied the score, but Chicago the game
in the next inning a pass 10 Sheckard ana
singles By Holman and Steinfeldt.
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
PINS FLY In GARDEN
HIGH SCORE FOR LAWSON
Jamaica Team Takes Lead in the
FiUe-Uan Tourney.

The Jamaica Bowling Club Of Jamaica, Iour
Island, took the lead in the five man competition
IN the national bowling tournament ar Mad.o,
Square Garden last night. with total OF ZsOs. In
the two men Bergstoun and Thomas forged TO the
front with La, while A Lawson took his place an
tho top the individual tourney, with total Of ssl
With the opening ceremonies a thing OF the uaSt
the bowIers settled down to real business IN IN.
afternoon when the individual and two man souas.
got under way. Pins were flying on all the arsv.
from Il O'Clock in the morning until in the even
ing and from S o'clock until midnight. The morn
ing matches by the boys. who ranged in age from
fifteen TO twenty years. attracted some atten-
tion, as the yOungsters-three of whom weighed
less than seventy-fve pounds-used the regulation
sixteen pound balls. The highest score was rolled
by r. Snyder, who made 433 in three games
The appearance Of the women the alleys drew
quite few spectators. and some good scores wer.
recorded. Miss L1ttlefeld made the highest with
552 for three games Next 70 her came Mrs Fuhr
man. with 4zs- The remainder OF the scores in this
fixture were credtabIe-
A Lawson, of Long Island City. did the bAz+
work OF the day in the individual compettou
Taking the alleys late in the afternoon, IaEs,n
rolled his poorest game first. but finding the suor-
in the next, he touched 81. and, winding up with
202. had the satisfaction Of returning ST. better
by thirty pins than the next highest individual a.
fort credited 10 y PoohIman. Of Baltimore. Will.
IawsCn's total will undoubtedly be beaten il was
the general feeling that his 81 would finish well in
the money
During the evening John J. Clingen. president Of
the national association. expressed himself high
y satisfied with the outlook In his opinion the
scores rolled presa ged big totals later In prac-
rice Hail of this city. rolled consecutive games
or 2iT and 267.
Several special matches were decided in the even
ing. John Floss jr-. OF Buffalo, defeated H Meyer
Of Brooklyn, while William White. Of Asbury Park
won q hard fought series from Lee Johns. OF New
ark. Johns explained his defeat by the fact that
he started to roll No 13 alley. Glen and P J.
Rddeu Of this city. defeated Walker and Schwartzs
OF Brooklyn, after tie. Earlier in the evening
Mayor Tyser. Of Rochester. Leat Al Schvebka five
out OF nine games
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

ont of thirteen starts. and, while beaten in the
Futurity by James r. Keene's Maskette' re-
deemed himself by turning the tables on the fleet
daughter of Disguise in the Flatbush Stakes at
seven furlongs, when he set the seal on his
great atuess as a two-year-old.
Sir Martin was shipped 10 England in Decem-
ber and arrived in that country much the worse
for wear. He recovered quickly however and
all the spring has been training satisfactorily for
the big race to-day under the watchful eye or
Toe Cannon According to Mr. Madden, who has
kept in close touch with the horse, no excuses
can be offered for defeat, 50 far as condition
goes. as he is ready in the opinion OF many good
iudges in England, to race to his best fornl.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
CHESS MASTERS DR4W.
Once More STAGES off I'm
pending Defeat.

Frank J. Marshall and Jose r. Capablanca con-
tested the seventeenth game OF their match of
eight games up at the Brooklyn Chess Club yester-
day afternoon ard after forty-fve moves another
draw was recorded the score up TO date being to
! in favor of CapabianCa nine games being drawn.
The Cuban master was the defensive most OF
the time but while Marshall won pawn, he could
not work out winning combination and was forced
to accep- draw.
The next game will be played at the Brooklyn
Chess Club tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
MISS ADAMS LEADS AT GOLF.

Boston, May 25.-AIiss Mary B. Adams. Of ns
Wollaston Golf Club. led brilliant field ot thirty
nine women golfers in the qualifying round Of tne
Boston Women's Golf Association championship.
played on the Oakley Club links. WatertoTn. TO
day with a card of %. Some OF the best women
golfers OF the country in the contest includ-
ing the national champion Miss Kate Harley, OF
Fall River. who was sixth with IS; the former
national champion. Miss Margaret Curtis Of the
Country Club. Brookline. who had a -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
81 = LyNIgN y
CHICAGO.
BROOKLYN.
Totals 81 q 10 ? Totals,
.Batted for Mcintyre in ninth inning.

Chicago ..-.-......-..----...c o q o.
Two-base ht-Lumley. Hits-on Phester IN six and
ore-third innings Sacrifice hs-Hows;d ~.
NcInty.e Sacrifice fy-Sclulte. Double plays-Hofnan
ard Fsers: Iennox. Alderman and Jordan Left
Chicago .: Brooklyn s First base bas--On
m Overall = of Mcintyre = First base
!: Brooklyn. Struck outf3y Overall.
;. By Mcintyre. ., TfIne-2:00 Umpres-Emsie and
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
YANKEE GOLFER BEATEN ABROAD.

Edinburgh May st. G. Stevenson. OF Boston,
the only Aueric8I left in the amateur golf cham
pionship contest after the defeat yesterday o;
Jerome D. Travers at the hands OF W \. Hender
son. was eliminated to-day. He drew a bye IN the
first round but made his first appearance in the
second round when he defeated by J. Is. PeaSS
by 3 up and ? 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
ST. LOUIS. S; BOSTON. O.

St. Louis, May 25.-St Louis beat Boston bv
score Of TO to-day, Graham pitching well for
the Browns Morgan easy, allowing eleven hits
in six innings. Williams made four hits. including
a triple.
The score by innings follows:
st. Louis. ls...............O 0 I x-5 Il o
Boston ---.-.-...-..---.O O. /
Batteries-St, Louis. Graham and CrIger: Boston
Morg4n Ryan and Carrigan. Umpres-Connony
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
HOME RUN BEATS PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia May o5.-Cincinnati shut OUT Phila-
delpaia today by score Of to IN pitchers
battle between Sparks and Ewing. The only run
OF the game was scored home drive by
Heblzel n the fifth inning, this being the first
hit made ty either team up 10 that point.
The C,re follows:
C4ncin~7ti -....-....-..0 q ] o Q 0 d
Philadelphia .--.-------o Q . o I
Batteries: Ewing and Roth, Sparks and Doom
Empires. Klein and Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
TIGERS YIN ANOTHER.
.Mulhin Pitches Champions to Tictory
for Eighth Time.

Detroit, May Groom was driven from the box
in the fourth inning Of to-days game which De
Uroit by a of TO t. Three hits. two
passes. three steals and in that inning
gave Detroit four and lead that lasted to
the end. Both teams ielded IN fine sty le. It was
the eighth consecutive winning game for Mullin.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
oLAMBALA WINS LAToNIA DERBY.

the odds-on favorite At TO 8. easily won the La
tonia Derby. worth sea. over muddy track here
to-day by six lengths The Peer finished second ten
lengths In front Of Plate Glass. the only other
starter in the race- The time was 2:5s Is
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
SIR MARTINS RECORD AS TWo-YEAR-
OLD IN THIS COUNTRY.

Sir Martin ran second to james X heeHes
NJaskette in the Futurity. conceding six pounds;
was unnIaced in the Hopeful stakes won by MI
Keene's Helmet. in receipt Of fifteen pounds ran
second TO his stable companion. Eayete. in the Lrst
half nf the Double Event and rich fremont stakes
and second 70 Uncle Jim in an overnight race early
in the season when of poorly.
Second money brought his total winnings up TO
SIS. .6s2 Domino won SlsO,Os5 two-year-old
and Collins earnings for the age were SlSoS"'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
HARVARD CUBS WIN FROM YALE.

New Haven. May 25.--The Yale freshmen were
defeated by the Harvard freshmen here to-day by
score Of TO l. Brinsmade lost control OF the ball
in the third inning and allowed four hits and base
which gave Harvard four runs Smith.
Aho ,isved him, allowed only six scattering hits.
The f@-ture OF the game a home run by
= bic OF Yale. in the sixth inning a single by
fr Ia the eighth brought in two runs. following
two-bagger by soRtreli Hyde made a two-bagger
in the mir b Inning. scoring Merritt.
The score by innings follows:
Harvard freshmen .oooo * x i. d T.
Yale freshmen. b 0 0 II >
and Murchie
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
Springfield 49, New Britain !
t3cayoAc. 10; bridgeport. l.
New Haven. .: Northampton .
Waterbury. 6. Hartford. )
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS
Worcester. 5. New Bedford g.
Lynn. :; lawrence. l.
Brockton, s; Fall River .
Lowell Il Haverhiu, >
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

Theodore s. Babcock 10. was elected captain OF
the Columbia track team yesterday. Babcock has
haan 4 member O. the varsity team since his
freshman year as a pole vaulter and high jumper.
F & Ackerman. 10 was chosen captain of he
lacrosse team for the season OF 1910.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Abonl {, Biughanlton. 0.
t--Lllra. 20. Troy. >.
Scranton, .: Syracuse. /
Utica, Il: Wilkes Barre S.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
YALE GUNNERs BEAT PRINCETON

New Haven. May 25-The Yale Gun Club defeated
the Princeton Gun Club here to-day by a score
of 232 TO 2o9. Hobard of Princeton made a perfect
score OF 80, which is a new intercollegiate record
The Yale score Of 232 is also a record, being two
greater than the previous high total
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
PlTrseuRe. 6; BOSTON. ?.

Boston. May 25.-NcCarthy held Pittsburg to five
hits to-day. but were home runs. and these
with E3oston's errors, enabled the visitors to win
from the locals by score of S 10 ? making Bos-
tons ninth straight defeat Wagner and Bates
1selded IN sensational style Sweeney was ordered
of the grounds in the first inning for disputing 4
decision
The score follows:
Pittsburg .......e 0 c 0 os Is
Boston -.----.-.-0 o 0 % 6 4
Batteries--E'ittEburg. Phippi and Gibson; Bos-
ton. Mccarthy and Graham. Umpires-Rigler and
Truly
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
In the play for the Bronx championship the
scores were as follows:

Bronx Championship singles (hrst rOund)-P. E, Mead
K. lie BY default; F. L. Keating
L. NJ Beekley. by de-au;t W D. Bourne defeated F. E.
G-l 4-6, G-i; c. Galway defeated II d. Montgomery
Go. CO.
10 ca; a Ostendorf defeated +. A Gunther, 6-S,
G-l. Sc, n q Johnson defeated + RoweI default;
Hugh 1ailaht defeated George Groesbeck, G-l: 6l;
& Baggs defeated George q. Wagner I'll. 3--6 81;
L \ defeated {. Galway,
Third round-Theodore r. Pel defeated l. II. Roper,
Go. G-4; Richard II Palmer defeated Roy Richey,
a Ostendorf defeated Norman johnson,
faulted Gustaye h. Touchard defeated Z. Peterson,
6-3. 6-3
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
lnsl-g
Closing

FIFTH HACESe!linE. Tor threeycar-ois $500 added.
on mile start good Won driving Time. l.4uH.
Winner ca by Eauad-Lady Cushman. owner.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
HoMosELLE WINS FoR. MR. WIpgNER.

Paris May 25.-The Prix vienne was run at St.
Ouen to-day and won by J. E. Widener's Homo
seile. His Homeander in second in the Prix
Limousin-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

LoEs Island mems Championship singles Chrst round)-
Second rOund-H. l. Williston defeated D. F. Drake
e. G-4: Henry J. Mollenhauer defeated Il H Boegs,
6-I G 4, Herbert L. Westfal defeated Mitchell. 6-4
30 Harry {. Martin defeated Walter L. Pate ca. 6-2
William T. CTasn, jr.. defeated L. A. Sncckner. 60
6-l; Samuel A Westfal defeated Ira A Sankey IS
Third round-Henry J. Mollenhauer defeated r. H.
Boggs. 6-I Ct: William B. Cragin Harry
Martin, 63, 81 G3 Joseph 7. Mcmahon defeated
Samuel A. Westfall, G-3 SO. 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
.NIaaAen entrv

FOURTH EACE.-THE CLAREMONT HANDICAP: tor
thr,e-yeai -oils ana ur%ar- $1,000 added six and
EGI. furlprE-. straight course start good Won
cleg .y.. Time. lis. Winner, b. L. by Tatercress
Nn...LnL. u..uct. r ~ Davis
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

Baseball Polo Grounds To-day 4 r. Mct,rt. :
s. Louis. Admission 50c. '7 'S'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

m mTwo-base hits, ioriaFtty Schaefer. MulIIn. Browne
Three base hits-MrtutETe, Delehdutr. ItsOr
in four innings or ianaehih. :: in four Innrgs sa
Irhce hiss IL. jugaub.
Delondnty. Soeu basesCobb. Mogiority Schaefer
lin Left bases-Det-oit. 6; Washington. g. First
base balls-On Muffin =. off Groom. 3: off TannChi
!. ~ 81 base erors-Detroit. /: Washington
Stuck out-Bv Mrllin. /: by Groom. 3 Time
Inples-Hulst
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

n RACE. Selling. lor th year-u,ds and upward
700 added. Seven furiongs nl"u course start good.
ion haudilv Time. 1.3G+s. Winner. Oh. g
owner Bevcrwyck stable.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

at NEWARK r. H. E
Newark o
Baltimore ------o ) 0 O-5 =
isltteass-F'rill and Crisp; Adkins. Stanley ard
8gers- Eupire-Kelly-
At PROVIDENCE R5
Is.o.,,. yerseg CHI 9o9 % i5
l3aiteries-Goetel ls'd Knots; IIa:ly and Fitz-
gerald rirpre-Conaor
AT TORONTO II =
fsEffsSo :
Toronto ----.-.-0 . 0 %
Batteries -EoNiHi1ie s'.a Weeds; ATontt AMI
Nandeg-siT- .lplr.-Stanord
At MONTREAL
A.on;reai ----.----.--..0 q 0 ! 0x4
Rochester .....-- .......l q q @ o n . n
tsaft..fIes-liolnics and BETTER. Roger. .,,d Pm
ieg- Cn'Iires-MurTay and Fiansran.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
PHILADELPHIA, 10; CLEVELAND. ?.

Cleveland May 25.-PhiadeIphia defeated Cleve-
land to-day by a score of IS 20 . driving FaIken-
berg from the box in two innings and punching
hits of Rhoades 'r tie fifth. eighth and ninth
innings BaIry's wild throw allowed Cleveland to
score its two nuns. Otherwise Bender would have
earned shut-oUt.
The score follows:
Philadelphia .........O 0 4OO % Pa rs
Cleveland ............,.0 0 0 % /
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Falkenberg
Rhoades and Easterly Umpires-Sheriden and
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
THE EASTERN LE1GCE.
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY
Baltimore - Newark.
Jersey City at Providence
Buffalo al
Rochester Montreal.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY
Jerrey City 3. Providence =.
Newark. a Baltimore. ;.
BufaiO G: Toronto. G.
Montreal. 4; Rochester. L
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

Lyle f. Mahan defeated Carleton c. Kelley. Sc.
G-3. 81 in the hnal round for the West Side Club
championship the courts at 117th street yester-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

THIRD RAtE.-IHE FASHION STAKES. Tor hii!cs two
ye-rs old. value 2.5po -Four and a half lurl5ngs
straight course fair. Won driving Time
oa2s Winner D. T., by sir DiNon-FaIaska. owner
= ! Dcgecrt-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
.NIataen City

SECOND HAgE.--iaulcaF. .or and allies three
ycars old ana upward. 5000 added ono mills start
god Won costly Tine. l-sS.s. Winner. bT. (. BY
NeLJ.,r-iieITtachc. owner. James +. Eeene.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
automobiles.

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81 the world matter what car
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New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
L4WN TENNIS SURPRISE.
WestfaU Brothers Beaten in Long
Island Cham pi0nShip.

Surprises were in order yesterday in the contln-
uation OF the Long Island championship lawn ten
mis- tournament on the courts of the Kings County
Lawn Tennis Club in Brooklyn
In the upper half. Henry J. MoIlenhauer the for
rner holder OF the championship, defeated Herbert
L Westfau, 6-4 Cd, while. in the lower section,
Joseph T. Mcmahon, the old Crescent Athletic Club
veteran defeated Samuel a. Westfan. 6-3, 3-6,
G-3. The winning players came through 10 the
semi-iual round. Cragin at his best, also. and
defeated Harry c. Martin. of the Crescent Athletic
Club. G-3, 81, 6-3.
he enn nnrrnar oil
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
MASHINGTON-
DETROIT
Totals. 80. 30 no q 10 ..

.Batted tor Groom fifth inning. fBatted for Nc
Bride ninth inning.
Detroit. .................. x-7
Wash.uLton .......-..........0 %
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
The score follow S:

s,1,en FsTs--E,sns O'Fiara. Lef' bases-st
Louis : New York. S. First base on errors-St
Toufs New Work. ! Struck out-By Sallee. . by
Pavriond 3 Bse~s bal!s-OH salee. 3; Of Ray
rnond Passed bslI-B-esna han. Cmpres John
stene and C,.sack. TiEne-I .45.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

BerEstou-n and Thomas New York 1 IA
Lewis and Andrews New York Liz
Buschrraau and. WuIT I. 0S+
NrwberS and Won Broeclr1an New Yor<..,... !. .0TC
WuIT and FIeuart New YORK .-....... !. .o5S
tI.asSetS and Carroll, New York iO14
NcCauley and Tausou. New York !. O5-
BI-SchuuCn and Waeu. New York -1o5
The best individual scores were:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
CONNECTICUT LEtGuE RESULTS
NEW ENGLAND LEAeuE REsuIrs

l1NItUCe, /
Brockton, s. Fail River .
Lowell, 4; Haverhiu >
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Notice Of Sale BY Advertisement.

Notice Is hereby given, That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Arne K.
Nybc. and Ingebor Nybo. his wife, mo%rtgagors.
1905. and recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds. In and for the county Of Steele and
state OF North akOta, on June 2, 1905, ut 200
p. NJ. in Book 8 OF Mortgages. page 4O7. which
said mortgage was thereafter on June 10. 1905.
duly assigned by said James D.. Brown. to the
Socia! settlement Association OF MinneapO-
ter's office on September z. 1903. at 200 p. M,
in Book II of Mortgages, page $50; and which
said mortgage was thereafter on March 80.
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ment Association of Minneapolis. to M. b. Cas-
sell, and said assignment recorded in the oflce
200 p. M. in Book Is of Mortgages. page 149.
will be foreclOsed by q sale OF the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter described. at
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and state Of North Dakota. at the hour of one
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The premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same. are
those certain premises situated in the county
OF Steele, and state OF North akota and de-
scribed as follows to-wit:
The northeast quarter (NEA OF section
twelve Q2). in township one hundred and for
ty-fOur CAD. north, of range ffty-seven (57).
west, OF the fifth principal meridian.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale, the sum OF Sl796. 30.
Dated at SberbroOke, Nd, this 28th day OF
May. 1903.
ME- CAssRLL,
VIM. BARCLAY. Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgsgee.
SherbrOoke. N. d. 5-2771