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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
Notice OF Mortgage Sale

Notice is hereby given, That that certain
Mortgage, executed and delivered by Curtis
Elliott and Mary Elliott husband and wife
Mortgagors to The Leeds State Bank of Leeds,
N; ID, Ia corporationl Mortgagee dated the
9Th. day Of October a. D. n%ineteen hundred and
Register of Deeds of the County of Mclean.
and State + North Dakota, on the 4th., day Of
December A.. D. 1907, and recorded in Book
BIO Of Mortgages, at page q and assigned by
said Mortgage by an instrument in writing to
Citizens State Bank "a corporation) of Rugby,
n. D., dated the 9th, day of March A.. d. 1909,
and filed for record in said office of the Re-
isos, and Recorded in Book (" HIS" Of MORTGAGES,
on page 149, will be foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in such Mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Washburn, in the County of Nc
Lean, and State of North Dakota, at the hour
of two O'Clock p. m on the 10Th day'of Noyem-
Der 1909, to satisfy the amount due upon said
Mortgage of the day Of sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage and
those certain premises situated in the County
of Mclean, and State of North Dakota. and
described as follows, to wit. Lots Two l2)
Three 81 and Four (4) of Section Twenty-one
(21) and Lots One a. Two (2) Three ~ and
Four az of Section Twenty-eight (2S) all in
Township one Hundred fifty t15O) North of
Range ISL West
There will be due on such Mortgage at the
date of sale the sum of Five Hundred Forty
statutory attorney fee and costs. \
Dated October 18th. 1909. .
Citizens State Bank e. corporation] Of
Albert E. Coeer. Assignee Of Attorney for
Mortgage Rugby North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

torney general.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

A holy war-a war of determination
has been declared against the Chris
tians by the Mchanmedan priests OF
Morocco and by the Riff tribesmen
and thousands of fanatical warriors
from the interior tribes are pouring
into the native camps that hedge the
Spanish troops in the Melilla PENN.
sula.
The extension of the field Of opera
lions in Africa. to which the Spanish
government is now committed by the
dispatch Of reinforcements to General
Marina, the Spanish commander, Is
further c~onplicated by tho possibility
Of a regular declaration of war be-
tween Morocco and Spain.
A delegation of suffragettcs pursued
Prime Minister Asquith from London
to Bnlmoral, Scotland. where he was
summoned by the king. They are
staying in a neighboring village and
will not hesitate to invade the royal
castle to prosecute Mr.. Asquith II
chance offers.
J: All the shops Of Belgrade were
closed and the public buildings Of the
city were draped in black to mark the
first anniversary Of the annexation Of
the provinces of Bosnia and Here.
govina by Austria-Hungary.
The Spanish troops are engaged in
terrifying Nador and Zeluan, Morocco.
Blockhouses will be erected. guns Of
large caliber installed and q railroad
built between the two towns.
Tie doctors attached to the hos.
pitfalls at Vienna have, decided to go
on strike on Dec. IS unless the city
agrees to their demand for an II.
crease In salary.
The suffering growing out of the
recent Mexican Hood g very ac,lts
and unless something - done thou
sands Of people must starye.
Chang Chih Tung, who was gonesol
q ZEIN - AEA- 1919 H4,Sr- sxA-y W.Igs sf.N XrrAl
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Thirty lives were lost in an explo
sion that entorlbed more than fifty
men in the Extension mine Of the
Wellington Colliery company at Ma
naimo, II. c. Twenty-Five of the I'M
rrisoned men were rescued, but the
rapidly spreading fire prevented the
rescuers from completing their work.
Seventeen persons were killed and
ten severely injured in a collision be-
tween q freight train and a construc.
~tion train..-on the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad ear Topeka,
Kan. Among the dead are eleven
MeAicans. -
A. j. Kearns, a railroad engineer,
was instantly killed and three men
and a woman we're seriously injured
at Chicago when the automobile in
which they were riding skidded,
crashed into a tree and turned turtle.
In a head ON collision near Farmer
City, ILL.,, between the state fair ,spe-
cial from Springfield and a south
bound passenger train on the Illinois
Central one person was lkilled@@and
thirty injured, several fatally.
Two million dollars worth of prop.
erty damage has been done sby q
prairie fire which swept over the Hut.
ton (Alberta) district. The fire has
been raging for q week.
Five persons were burned to death
in a fire which destroyed a brick
dwelling house ut Nashville. Tenn.
Several others; wer rescued after
narrow escapes from the flames.
Fifty workmen bound from Ballston
to Schenectady, N. Y, we're injured.
many of them badly, in q collision be-
tween trolley cars on the Schenectady
electric railway. Js
Thrte ZEE men. were killed in a wreck
On the Northern Pacific at Silesia,
Mcnt an extra freight train "side-
swiping" the regular bridge train.
Five persons of a party of seven
lost their lives by the capsizing Of a
boat in Minas basin, near Wolfville.
N. S..
Three severe earthquake shocks
were felt in Northern Utah and
Southern Idaho.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

merely stepping into Gov. Burkes
shoes with the intention of carry
ing out democratis. politics of adj
ministration.
We got the foregoing idea from
the fact that Gronna's p%ostofice
appointees in Mclean County
were democrats, or. at least they
went so far as to state to promi.
nent citizens that they had never
voted the republican ticket and
never would.
Then again, Gronna seems to
have been instrumental in estab-
fishing certain newspapers in the
county during the last campaign
which were opposed to repub-
licism.
As Gronna has been flirting
with the democrats in so many in
stances it was only natural for us
to guess that if he built up any
machine at all in the state it would
be for Bryan and his party.
We may be wrong, but we would
like to have someone show us what
particular thing this Mr. Gronna
has done for Mclean County and
the republican party in this part
of the state.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
Much DELAY TO SHIPPING
ekorm Continues at the Head Of the
/! Lakes.

Duluth, Oct. 13.-The blizzard con.
.tipues at the Head Of the Lakes. A
lcntttnss wind. dlrily,ing. !, IA from Lake
Superior. with constant fiurries Of
shssws: ice-clad naHsrsepltss and q predaoss
yainence Of heavy fur garments worn
~, Dlilhthians, Contributed to the De
ilsSyplber appearance Of the present
storm.
Much delay Is hsia.y experienced by
,sApning on the Lake. Big fretghters
but IN the open water have not at
efeilnpted to pass inside to the bay,
tehring collision with the concrete
piers at the government channel. No
~accidents, however, have been report
Oh the range the blizzard has been
seenl,ern1; with reports Of q foot and
mars snow at various places. The
ridden change inStemperature Is caus-
suftering there to those caught
ENttk ont coal. Live stock Is also suf-
tsnlle from the cold. School attend
aSssss H. been cut TO half.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
westward, be regarded as neutral
and that neither the American nor
Mexican flag should be displayed.
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior y. 8. Land Office
at Bismarck, N; D. October 18th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas McCor-
November 18th, 1904, made Homestead Entry,
No. 293Ol Serial No G6l92 for North West u,
Section 10 Township IA, n. Range 80, w. Fifth
ton to make Final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before 6.
Olgeirson. Judge of the County Court, at his
office at Washburn. North Dakota, on the LIST
day of December, 1909. 5
Claimant names as witness: G. T.. Shearer
Hiram Robinson, Charles n. Findlay, Ed. Rid
pour, all of Wasbburn, N. d.
NJ. H. Jewell,
Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

There will not be as many
registrations for the drawings of
land on Standing Rock and
Cheyenne river reservations as was
anticipated. The figure now is
estimated at about 100000 regist-
rations. The fewer registrations
the greater chance Of drawing a
lucky number. +
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

President Taft reached Ell Paso,
Texas last Saturday and met
President Diaz Of Mexico. It was
agreed 4 by the two governments
that It'll the territory, which lies this
I side Of the bridge and which was
formed when the Rio Grande river Z
changed it's course a mile or two
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

A number Of farmers living in
the vicinity of Russo are moving
either to Canada or the coast--for
a year or two. It may take that
long to decide that there is
no place like North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

The Dogden Observer issued a
political sheet last week. It NAM
ed persons suitable for the offices
of governor, state superintendent
of schools, secretary of state, U.
S. senator, congressman and at
torney general.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
FRIDAY, OCT. 22d, 1909
Will Gronna Run For Governor?

AO4AoN -
date:
Congressman AISLE j. Gronna'
political ambitions are Just no'
the subject of much speculation
in North Dakota. Whether h
will seek reelection; if SO. whethe
from the stalwart or the insurgen
republican fractions; whether h
will enter the race for Unite
States senator, or whether he viii
be a candidate for g]overnor-aI
these queries are up for considera
ton.
Wien Mr.. Gronna was a mer
chant and bonanza landowner a
Lakota, four years ago, he was
selected by Alex Mckenzie ane
other dominant factors in the re.
publican party as good congress
sional material: He is a Morse.
man, prosperous, not highly
educated, but possessed Of great
native shrewdness.
1t required little persuation tc
induce Gronna to accept the con.
gressional nomination. He stood
pat with the stalwart wing of the
rep ublican party until last year.
when he discovered that his
friends were giving aid and COM
fort to M. N. johnson, also of
Nelson county, and a personal
enemy as we'll as a political OPP
ponent. To make matters worse,
this support by Gronna's friends
was of such a nature that johnson
defeated Marshall and won the
senatorship.
When he returned to Washing
ton, Gronna was in a most un-
amiable frame of mind and i'm.
mediately started to get even with
the leaders of the stalwart wing.
He attacked Uncle Joe Cannon
and had himself frequently in
terviewed as oondemning bossism,
and things like that.
When the congressman returned
to North Dakota last summer.
after the tariff battle, it was stated
that the height of. his ambition
was to be renominated for con.
gress, but not by the stalwart
wing, from which he had first Sc
cured the honors, but from the in.
surgents, whom he had fought.
Later, it is said, Mr.. Gronna
realized that Uncle Joe was still
on top, and that he would be out
of touch both with the speaker and
the president. In this situation
he would be unable to secure .anv
patronage to help him build up a
political machine.
AS Gronna and johnson are
residents OF the same county, the
former deemed it unwise to enter
the senatoriance against Nc.
Cumber at this time.
1t is now stated that. Gronna,s
friends have about persuaded him
that the proper thing to do is to
get into the race for governor. If
successful, he can build up a pc.
lltical machine which will be q
powerful factor at the end of fou,
years and enable him to depose
his old-time enemy, M. N. John.
son.
The latest rumors are given cur.
rency by men formerly. close ia
Gronna.
The foregoing from the Fargo
Forum would give the impression
to the reader that Mr.. Gronns
might be induced to run for Cover.
nor of North Dakota on the re-.
publican ticket. Possibly the
a slight mistake when
indicating that the race would be
en- the republican ticket.
The Leader has always been un-
der the impression that, should.
Mr.. Gronna ever decide to chase
up anything like q governorship
in this state, he would do it un.
der the democratic flag, and that
# he was successful he would be
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

Dakota Abstract & Title
Company
Affiliated with
Mclean County Abstract Company
G.. O. RAUGUST. Gen. Mgr.
= Offices:
Minot : Washburn : McClusky
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
POR CARLOS IlICKENS

que los herreros la poblac6n entera parece
dida por los de NJ ROuncewel tantos los que
por toda spartes oos robusos vigorosos negros
el hollin.
Georges emprende el camno que lie indicara;
la pared de cerca portal acercandose 6l solo alca
hierro todos los estados bajO todas las for
barras, planchas, vguetas, ejes rails
calderas; ruedas sencillas dentadas
brios odas parties hierro retorcdo labrado de mil
mOdOs enmohecidO pOr los AMOS hrviendo joven Ell
horno lanzando chispas los gopes de martllo;
tas de hierro viejo rcsos de maqunas hero rOjO
herro negro; oor sabor de herro rudos estreptosoS
rudos soros odo clio aca de aquel sitio Babel de
hierrO.
Hay para estar ounce das enfermo de la cabeza-
dio ell veterano buscando los ojos el despacho-
i Quien vene haca aquie Es mi retrato echo derr
cho cuano tenfa yo ead 81 la semejanza pr,lch
de familia sera mi sObrino Seryidor vuestrO.
--Igualmente SPreguntais por alguien?
cewell hjo.
ST, senior.
-Deseara hablar vuestro padre
Ell joven conesta que ha acertado la ocas6n pues
padre esta precsamcnte la fragua dice al sargcnto
que lie siga.
- Mi retrato! imi viva imagcn Iva diciendO para 81
el sargento yendo pos del ioven Rouncewell.
Ambos llegan etiifcio que da patio el PR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Invasion industrial

Con estas amargas palabras, rebosan-
Sao una ironfa triste. cierra Lott la 1lti-
ana pagina de SUI illtimo libro, La mort
x1e Philoe'': LA slnnerslon de File ha
saumentado Ell setenta cinco millones
al producto anual de las tierras EN- los
aledaiios. Instigados por este exito, los
sngleses levantaran el alo proXimo sels
metros mas los tiicues del Milo; el san
tuario de Isis quedara completamente
:sumergido; la mayor parte de los tenn
plos de Ia Nubia seran tanlhien inun-
alados. Ii febIe infestara ell pals. Pc
TO este facilitali las plantaciones de al
god0n. enornemeDte productivas. -.
He aopl III esplritu que Sc queia
No es el lnico Contra Ell industralis-
sno nlDderno, que 10 avasalla tot}o para
sneloear las condolences materiales de
Ia vida. Sc ha levantado una fuerZa de
'fesistencia. sc la producido una honda
reacci5n idealista.
No es de extraiar que esta voz de
protesta sea lanzada por el admirable
Pierre Lott Es un ex6tico, enamorado
de 10 viejo Y de 10 pintoresco, que ha
s.antado el salvajismo idilico de Tahiti
la bella en- las paginas de "Raval1n"
y que antes que este Jap6n moderno,
transformado y triunfante, prefere
aqntl Nippon tan original y tipico que
sfescribiera en-" Madame Crysantheme'
10 mismo ha hecho ahora, quejarse
sle la transformation del antique Egip-
to. immense territorio en- exploitation
por 81 genio mercantil de los britanicos
FL suggestive escritor evoca toda su be-
neza ideal de ese viejo pals de tan an
ciana historic Esta bien. Els ell ardi-
miento ensofiador de un gran poeta.
Pero es muy distinto el sentido prac-
tico, conquistador, de nuestros tiempos.
Antes que la conservation de esos restos
de temples en- ruinas, recuerdo de una
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Hojas caidas
>oeslas de Salvador Brau, selections
das por el autor 6 ilustradaS CON
notas ;nteresanteS.

Este ibro. e1litado en- la imprenta de
Ia Democracia. forma un grUeso vo
,tnen de $50 paginas de buen papel
bajo aleg5rica cubierta, dehida a la.
IL de Mario Brau Zlzuarreeui, y se
.rde en- las librerias de Saniurjo vi
al Y del BOLETIN MERCANTIL, y
las respectivas oficinas de ea "tie~
lido Espanol" Y "La Democraeia /
dollars cada ejemplar.
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Lola Sugar Go.
.Aviso q los Sres. Accion1tas
Ansuf cssyva.

Fl dis ls del corrionte 4 las nre-
We de su mariana y On LIS ofieina~ de-
Ia CcyroTacifp (Tefu&n y tendrf ID
gar Ia trnta general O,dmaria de Ac.
ciorif tas. IsIa cuyO actO Sc eta rOr
medic del rresepte anrncO 4 tO6Oa
los Accior' istss de Ia misma.
Sc srrlita s los A. cioristRs que No
predan concurrir al a%o designer {
Accion;stas para que lie reprts' nj n cz
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s.s.ss ss'fsii y snn~rss. b .rsnidn. -.'
~. sissisi.n sron~ iasss y rrsda ass,
- sNgassiise assslsdan h&sAa-a g.-r
sf ssas shgas a. sgssafi..s,. "a eana
aa d Nf'o sscsasao- rtan fs~rv
'inssTnal Hfsvseehaasls 80 nneear~ asa
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p. eue esn c'sisss 4. a'r.slsn s,suaa
sassrlss miiausars
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una s.lsiasa slewsa. l.anirmian a d.
'sne BE una f.ss~ia o'se aeat.a.
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rs'ts. ss'iac f~lo IA IA lslle rais 4
e afasssEa. qase ~ egan caniar isrie,
amado ianio
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saH enricu'viae IL arrieallurA =
'eio De Ia TERRA ~ rcrdicnslo dc dis
Giu "a colorido idlsco. al nosile IN
'er DC arie ~lgrado Ahora. ilcga.
VI d" tle'nno DE- las coScShas versis unr
specie de aranas monsi ruoS;ss. de can.
~ ioS gigantcscos apcllidados "scgaio
= sae ayiian sns garras 4 10 largo .le
''ahnfa. gnc corian las cSpigas con en-
H'ics que atan los haccs con hiIas me
Al'coS; luego. la mies Segada. otros
icnS;inoS de vapor. una csnecie de IL.
asraS. que sc nombran "trilladoras'
"gan en- sus tolvas encierran las
''llas. trituran las espigas, cortan Ia
Ia. criban el grano.
Todo csto a la americana, tristemente.
n algeria nj canciones.
Us el progreso, el rastro terriblemente
9t"l, contra el cual es impossible haccr
u deer NADIA: fruto amargo de la cien-
~. del arbol de la ciencia del bien como
1el NAL.
~, es clerto. Pero la queia, en- 81
'ndo. es injusta. Habra muerto Ell lo.;
Amnos la poesia buc6lica; pero en- esq
aaovacion del ahoreo agricoIa ha triun-
sGo Ia economic social Sc ha sinpi
ado el trabaio, sc ha Intensificado !
on al mismo tempo que Sc ha aho
ado al sudor humane cl sacrificio d
brutal esfuerzo.
~ pena de vivir sc ila hecho memo.
7r". en las gran.Ias, en- los campos d
IS dorado, Ell las eras retostadas DO
sol
No es possible oponersc. 4 nonlbre d.
poesla, en- este movinicnto de reac
'dealista que Sc traCucc en- tants
"aS de queja, al avance del lnfustri.
'Ao moderno que. Ell buen bora. tod
HV"salla con un gran impetu cu1auie
dor.
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rsss ~n 4 fonde ar ssaas imncwarsc
- tsn.h n ua fsa,dr a. fs~rsia. IA Esse
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fes hals6 A. "a ssarrse - Ia gsssls
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

Ell procurador pronuncd las datiaS paEahras lsezige.
sobre La barandla de Ia esealera zGovaendo
recha con suavidad gracia, ella hzhss
pulda llama de abanl con la cusa tenera siFlrscl
yeS0 de elOeuenca sohre eelfhe5c zcat sa-a;gss
rarlo aSrn,aro por miles aaihs de sIsas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

Ii, ~ Ek&ah a'Se bB(
rs PINE STREET

Los vapores SAN iUAN (
PONCE que ha> ian la trave
sia direcla entire Ponce. Man
guez V New York. ha>ta nue., {
vIso saldran del puerto de >an
lam directameutc para New
fork los microbes q las o. l.
le La malana. alternando con
10, vapores "CAkOLlNA" Y
COAMO" de esta misma Con
,aiiia- G-s.3 ra1
Admiteu carga y pasajero,
ara mas detalles. dirJause a
Ii, New gak raxts Ess
S;e,, ia IA. i. L.
Evening journal., 1909-05-22
.SHAKE-UP IN
CHURCH LEAGUE

siiverbrook and Harrison Street Clubs
have withdrawn from the Church League.
necessitating a reorganization Of the
League This will be effected at meeting
to be held at the Y. M. c. A. Building
this evening. Trinity Brotherhood and
Elsmere Presbyterian will be admitted to
the League TO take the place of the re-
firing clubs The new schedule will be ar
ranged tonight
Weather permitting, games will be
played this afternoon as follows:
y. M. c. A. team against the Elsmere
Presbyterian team. on the grounds Of the
Elsmere Presbyterian Church; Grace M.
f. against the Edge Moer NJ e. team at
the Edge Moor grounds; Bethany Baptist
against the Trinity Episcopal team at the
military grounds, and the Ushers' Union
OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
against the Old swedes' team at the Y.
NJ. c. a. grounds at Elsmere.
The league has arranged for the Shell
pot Park grounds and these viii be used
instead Of the Edge Moor grounds in the
future.