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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
AUTO COMPANY is LIABLE
Jury Holds Makers Of Parts Not
TO Blame for Accidents.

Syracuse. April IA Jury in the
United States Court decided to-day that
the occupant Of an automobile injured by
the breaking Of n part can recover dam
ages from the company which assembled
the car rather than from the manufact-
urer Of the part that broke. The jury
awarded $4,000 damages TO +. Wells John
son. Of Amsterdam, ~ Y, against De-
troit company.
This was a test case, and the outcome
was awaited by automobile makers
throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

claimed Mr.. Caspsr. who is an American
contractor in Sofia, the Bulgarian capt.
tai. what lectures are they
send for Professor cambridge" he
said 10 a secretary.
A lively argument took place between
the Queens personal representative and
her literary representative. Caspar in
sisted that the King had given him no
orders TO arrange lectures. Professor
Bainbridce produced an autograph letter.
addressed 20 himself and signed by King
Ferdinand. lie read Il as follows:
Dear M cambridge: ] should be
greatly obliged If you would accompany
the Queen on her journey 10 the United
States Of America and help her in the
study which she undertakes for the good
Of our country and 70 make Bulgarians
better known 10 the citizens OF the great
Republic"
The last clause. make Bulgaria better
known 10 the citizens etc. the Queen S
literary representative said was inter-
preted by him TO mean that he should
deliver lectures.
Caspar said he understood nothing Of
the sort. and Bainbridge left the hotel
10 catch a train. saying ne would cable
the King at once for definite instructions.
Past Performances.
-Four years ago cambridge attracted
considerable attention IN New y ork when
il was said he had entered into an agree
ment with Baron Boto Won koenitz
10 aid him in marrying an American
heiress. Through cambridge. it was said
Won Koonitz met and later married Miss
Louisa Even. "a wealthy spinster. me
baron" turned out 70 be an impostor
and the marriage was annulled IN Feb
ruary. 1911.
ct do not remember introducing the
man 10 Miss Even" cambridge said yes
terday. "He was introduced 10 me by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox and carried letter
from John Temple Graves. he made a
proposition TO me 10 give me 10 per cent OF
any settlement that should he made upon
him II l were instrumental in securing
for him a wealthy American bride
ITO trap him ] agreed. ! cannot say
that 7 introduced him to Miss Even.
They met at one OF my lectures on q
Sunday afternoon, but really. l cannot
say if 7 introduced them. When FOUND
out he was an impostor I made every
effort TO show him up, but he sAppeu
to New Jersey with Miss Even and there
was married 10 her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
NEGRO BECOMES JUDGE
Nomination in Washington Ap
proved by Senate.

Washington, April 4.-The nomination
Of Robert II. Terrell a negro. as munlci-
pal Judge for the District Of Columbia
was confirmed tonight by the Senate.
The nomination has been held up Two
months. being opposed by Senator'S Ward
aman and Smith. Of South Carolina ana
other southerners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
SUES FORD FOR SIS A DAY
Discharged Employe Says He
Didn't Get Full Pay.
IBy telegraph 70 The Tribune

Detroit April 24--Barno Alexandra, a
former employe OF Henry Ford. appeared
in a justices court to-day TO sue the
automobile man for the difference be-
tween wages he actually received and $
a day that he thought he was going
10 get.
/. B. Robertson. the company's attor-
ney, explained TO the court that Alex
andru had not lived up TO the require
ments of the profit sharers. Investiga-
tors, he said. had learned that Alexan-
drus habits were not good. After giving
him time TO reform, with no improve
ment. Alexandra was discharged, he sad.
The court decided there was no cause OF
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
CAPTAIN BARR GETS MEDAL
Master of Carmania Who Saved
the Crew Of Volturno Rewarded

Boston. April 24.-Captain James C
Barr Of the Carmania to-day was pre-
scented with gold medal for the rescue OF
the passengers and crew Of the burning
steamer Volturno last october.
The presentation was by General Hugh
Bancroft in behalf Of the Life Saving Be
nevolent Association OF New York. Chief
officer I. Gardner will receive a silver
medal and nine members Of the crew
bronze trophies and SO in gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
IDENTIFIES WRONG MAN
Body of Dead Carpenter Taken
for That of Companion.

So closely did his two carpenters. H. :.
Crawford and James Finan, resemble one
another, that when Finan was killed by
a train on the railroad tracks at Far
Rockaway, 3. Mulhearn. contractor. OF
White St. Brooklyn, identified the dead
man as Crawford.
Subsequently Crawford turned up alive
and Finan was found TO be missing 80
last night Mulhearn went 10 the mortu-
airy again. and declared the body was
that Of Finan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
FIRE DEPARTING

Penalties impo-ed-Fireman Gst grade1
o J. Wolfe. Eng 81. absence without leave
davs' uav. r G. Arnold. Eng. ., violation OF
section i04 and dsobedience % orders Sen
tence suspended pending report from medical
board.
Appointed 10 4th grade fremen) az s. 600
n var April q. and assigned 20 cuty-p !.
Fleming Eng. 50; II. Zegenhorn. 6o. O.. J..
rilunrnert. g.. 9 H. Kelley. 10i. +. G.. Baker,
r. 30. II r McCormacs, 2Q1. Y. \. M0ilica
go: G J scuddcr. 10. H. =. sloan. 90. J. T.
conway 20. J. II. Price. 80. 7. Ward. No p
g5s. J 4 Dion'an, I'll T. schmidt 80. ". f..
Hrgan. r. 4 L. a. W e. Golden. Z. : r
WisnieVSk %; W J. Bailey. 81 Is. II. Fay
l0i. J. r. Ryan. L.
Special leaves OF absence (without pay
Flremen lst grade p. Fink. r., Eng 80,
i hours April .. A J. Sullivan. Eng Zs. a
hours. April %: 9th rrsdel A. W. O Conmy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Tries to Die at Brothers Bier

Grieving over the death Of her brother
Francisco, whose body lay in the front
room. Isabella Nigia, twenty-three years
cid. attempted suicide by gas yesterday
in her home at 427S Third ave. The
Bronx. Her sister. Lille, discovered her
and threw open the windows in time TO
save her life. Isabella was locked up IN
the fremont police station on charge OF
atta.rrting sui-i-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-Ihs
following movements OF vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department

Aprn 2l-The Monaghan. the sterett the Terry
and he Wake. al Port Arthur, Tex.
Arril 22-The Montana, at nLanaiho -
April 23-The Leonidas. az Boston, the Co4so~'
AZ New York yard the Tacoma, az Cna. .es
Ton. the Maryland. az TIburon; the NeN
0risans Al Guayrnas. the Denver and me
Arnanoifs at Salina cruz, the FdtlAtnl, t-s
Patapsco and the Nashville, at vera C'oI'
SAILED.
April 2a.-The Arethusa, from Port Arthur
for Vera Cruz April 23.-The Mont Ana
riuia and the Georgia. from BOSTON ipf
Vera Cruz: the Nebraska, from Boston Tor
Vera Cruz Wa New York the MORO Oae-
lie. from Philadelphia FOR Vera cruz, me
psrker and the Benham. from Hampton
Roads for New York yard; the Cassln aill
the Cummings from Hampton hoa4s Lgi
TampicO via Key Vest the Mhl ylol,,N'
from Mare Island for TDurOn. CAM lle
C.Tfornla. from Mazatan 10 sea, the
Nashville, from Vera cruz for Puerto Mex
leo: the Cheyenne, from san Dles9 lot
Ensenada: the Whippie the Pagi Jonzs'
the Perry the Stewart and tho IruNtrfn'
nom san Diego for Mazatlan. the Nereus'
from hampton Roads for Vera CRUZ.
The Nero. ordered placed IN fl!l service
at puget sound as soon as practlcaD!e' 81,
Orders % place the North Carolina IN iulI
commission. revoked - ~
TIE salem, commissioned 81 navy ia'o'
The Cas,ine. placed IN full commission at
TIE indiana. the Massachusetts and the
Iowa ordered placed out OF commission A.
navy yard Philadelphia, as soon as pf@e-
The washington. placed in full commits
sion a. navy ward, Philadelphia.
THE Lawrence. the Preble and the HUI
placed In full commission az sausa!ito.
receiving ship al New York In place OF the
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
.lI PRESS AGENT
<; PLEDEIAN BUMP
/ fleonora's Regular
'',nre Man Clashes
With Professor
|,n8pIDGE LECTURE?
|lgsNs WHERE? WHY?
l.,,r Representative" Said
a.,, Been Marriage Broker
3, Baron" Koenitz.

- oliver Bainbridge. the IT.
'-''''s. .ssntative (press agenp OF
b .-ora Of Bulgaria, who con-
y sit 20 the United States dur
i;'i', ..,.r part OF next month made
* 80 ..say ,ust why her majesty Will
u ..-,n.nt at the Ritz-Carlton.
: Nv autographed photographs
~ ., several Of the Balkan X state, states
80 zen zen said" the Queen s literary
= 1--we stated. that her majesty
xtth her bundles OF letters and
S u which Will prove detri-
. !, n. Greek nation. wish to
- tat impression. ,
cate I have cabled the Queen
70 ~ own words Just why she will
= j 80 country. The message has
Z ,.,.ysd. Here it IS
- ,,.,t America 10 study charitable
y. schools and settlements.
g, young Bulgarian candidates for
.cbools for nurses.
signed ELEONoRA-'"
Creek Reporter Rebuffed.
said Professor" cambridge.
-, toward the reporter from the
+ aper, settles IT,"
!. ing man addressed by the glance
"a An asking questions, vhereupon
go cambridge replied:
- "a. here 10 answer questions.
!, 70, here 10 ask them. II you
.r..-ions YOU will have 10 write
s,v, You came here to learn why
-, q, Bulgaria was coming TO the
n states
!. .,,rss. Professor cambridge ex-
a were part OF a scheme which
!, Ferdinand had formed for making
|. ,-srcan people better acquainted
= Bulgaria
,,..sps N. money viii be devoted 70
:, clarity" said cambridge, whose
:. q, professor" is purely honorary.
|, though he spent four years at OK
!, rvdung anthropology, lie did not
,rsisrree. nor does he hold a chair in
!, v,,7srsity. William Caspar, who is
,y,sl representative OF the Queen. has
AZ, q ell the business matters, and
!. u-s-gsments for my lectures are in
! IN"
o he toor below. in the same hotel.
Z Csgar has engaged a suite Of
ks
.'-os.sso- Bainbridge's lectures?' eX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
BY Davis, j.

v rkeLittle italy Etv--J Bottomley.
" J. C0nstable/S Haues-P 1ngraham.
Livingston /Trachlenbcrg-H Friedman.
BY Lehman. j.
Mary C Horton Monaton Rty Inv Corp
Z Mahouev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
REFEREES APPOINTED.


Fisher /Pier-Borusrd Rabblno.
Germania Lif./ kuliau ] Miner - cases..
Nat Bk/Carey--J 4 Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Trenton y. J.. April .i-The following Nov
Jersey charters w-rs aisd to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
FEDERAL COURTS.
SIPRIMI COURT.

Nos. IS. al and cs3-Internstional Harvester
GO. Of America Kentucky. Argument con-
ciudcl.
Nos. 2s7 and 293-luternational Harvester Co.
OF America KENTUCKY. Argument concluded.
No 2j-Eric Railroad %. state Of New
York Argument commenced.
call for April Z7-Nos. IS. 90 3c5 land S-si.
81, I55. 10 S3s, go 80. aud 305
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
ARMY

ARMY.
Captain HAROLD s. HETRrCK. corps OF en-
Euoers. assigned 20 duty with "a Battalion
Of Engineers 20 Texas city.
First Lieutenant IRVING MNEIL medical
reserve corps, 90 duty pertaining 10 care OF
Mexican prisoners al Fort Bliss.
Second Lieutenant RICHARD D. NEWMAN,
from 18th ~ nth Cavalry; from Military
Academy, West Point, May 20. thence 70 his
ItsVes of Absence-second Lieutenant CHEs-
TER a. SHEPPARD, 1871 Infantry two
months. Captain FREDERICK d. SHAW
26th Infantry. leave extended % June ~
thence % students military instruction camp
az Monterey.
NAVY
Commander J. F. CARTER. detached. navy
yard. New York. 20 command the Castine.
Commander IT, IT, CHRISTY. detached the
Delaware; 10 command the salem
Lieutenant Commander ADoLPHUS An
DREWS detached Naval Academy, % the
Lirateaaat Commander D. F. BOYD. detached
Bureau steam Engineering, 10 the West Nir-
Lieutenant Commander T. r. CRAVEN. de-
tached director of target practice and engi-
neerlng competitions. Navy Department TO
Lieutenant F. ". osBURN. detached navy
yard. Boston. 20 the C3stine.
Ensign J.. II. BOOTH. detached the Kansas to
EnsIrns ". J. BUTLER. r. II. wAKEMAN.
THOMAS MORAN and H. V. NJ CABE de-
tacled the North Carolina. 10 connection NJ
ting out the Castine and on board when COM
Inl-~lOuCa.
Assistant Surgeon JAMES BOBRITT. medical
reserve corps. detached Naval Hospital. Nor
folk. 90 marine guard, Managua. Nicaragua
Assistant Surgeon W. l. HAWORIH medical
reserve corps. detached naval training sta-
tion. ST. Helena, Va; TO marine expedition
AIRY force. Atlantic fleet
Assistant Surgeon T. A. FORTESQl Z, medi-
cal reserve corps. detached naval MedicAl
School. WASHINGTON; to the Washington.
Assistant surgeon a. J.. BASS, medical re-
serve cOrDs. 10 Atlantic reserve fleet
Paymaster DAVID POTTER, detached me
Minnesota. TO Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. vice Assistant
Paymaster II. j. TUDOR, 20 connection NJ
ting out the Castine and on board Wheh
commissioned.
Chaplain L r. PATRICK, detached navy YARD
Norfolk 20 duty with marine expeditiondry
CHAPLAIN " c. IsAACs. detached receiving
sLlu The New York. ro Atlantic fleet
Chaplain A. W STONE detached navy yard
Boston: 20 the Georgia.
Gunner DAVID DUFFY. detached receiving
shtp Norfolk: 70 the Tennessee.
Pay Clerk :. NJ. kAIZEE, appointment &c
yOke4. ., =.
Ensign p. II. RICE, detached the Helena; to
the Vllal0bos. - o..,-o.
Ensign Fl. q. COOPER, detached the ouiro''
20 the Saratoga. ., - ,,,,o-
lobos: 70 the Helena.
Ensign u. q. THOMAS, oetAcheu THO
toga; 20 the Qllr9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,

ny -"I'"TaTN % Nc ITI0lNe-
Albany, April 24-The following incor-
poratlons were filed with the Secretary OF
state to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

from The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April "a
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

SURROGAIE's COURT-Co halan. j.
30 day calendar.
CITY COURT.
special Jerm-PaTt II-smitb, j.
Evparte matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

Bros: 4 Melss, cloaks,
suits and waists 1i6 w sd -.
/ Los ANGEL ES-Fs shion Cloak < suit 90
] IL Nulea. ladies' reacy-to-wear; McAipin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

SUPREME COURT.
APPELLATE DINIsION-RECESS.
Special Term-Part II-Davis, j.
Lx-parte matters.
Trial Term.-Part N1II-Emerson, j.
Manturi/Asinor.
same same.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
FORECLOSURE.

Notice Is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage, eRecuted and delivered
by German Mercantile Company, q cor
meatgagee, dafsa the 18th day Of May.
A. D. 1908 and filed for record dn the
office OF thu Register of Deeds, Of the
County of Stark n State of North
Dakota, on the 9Th day of May, A. D.
1908 at 400 O'Clock p. m. and recorded in
Book - OF Mortgages on page 639, win
be Horeclosed by q sale Of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed at the front door Of h Court
House in the County of Stark aend State
t1f North Dakota at the hour Of ten
O'Clock q. m. on the 25th day Of May, A.
Do. T914, to satisfy h amount due upon
such mortgage on the day Of sale. h
premises described in such mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same
described as follows:' AL that tract
tor parcel :ofAland, lying and being in the
County Of Stark n State of North
Dakota, to-Wit Lot five CO lin block one
90 of South Dickinson. according to the
plat thereof now on file n of record in
the office cof the Register OF Deeds in
and for said County and State.
~ There will be due on such mortgage
FHt the date Of sale the sum of thirteen
Thousand three hundred fourteen and
.Dne-hundredths dollars besides
statutory attorneys fees and costs. of
ssale.
.s PETER BRAUN,
Mortgagee.
Thomas H. ,Pugh.
Dickinson, North Dakota,
Attorney for Mortgage. 4-18-6t
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOVICE OF REAL ES4AfE MORT.
ss GAaEsEDkEcLosOkE sAIE

eaassTss SALE,
\ N6tice NJ Merely given that i q cer-
i've inere aapGSss S zee e ssa ais,r! and a,, Sc;
dated.;sh i 18th day q January, isiis and
ter sOf Aeedssiof Stark county, North Ba-.
kotAs IN the 18th day OF February, 1911,
and Tecorded In Book 20 Of Mortgages 81
ssgs e, I'm ana A ass1ensd ey ss ssss . ,nS1s.
Fxeaach is now the owner thereof by an
s~fEstrurnent La writing, dated April 18th,
l49a1. n :recHrded In the Office OF said
l&gister Of deeds on May 4th, 1911, in
win be foreeiosed BY a sale oasthe prem.
ises in such mortgages. and hereinafter
described 3t the front door Of the court
mouse IN b county Of Stark and state
Of N0rth Dakota, at the hour of two
G,clGsk ?: m. on the asshsaay Of June z.
such mortgage on the. day Of sale.
The premises described IN such mort
gag q which win he sold to satisfy
She same are described 8 follows:
S = Tive quarter SswA1 Ct section s.
west Of the 18th Principal Meridian IN
Scark County, North akota.
Tina there VIII be due on such mort.
Sase at the date of sale the sum of
$864:95 default hlnving occurred IN the
t0onditions @ said mortgage. and the
son Of the sand default ana under dhe
JTSrms of said mortgage declared 1.-The
1due. 2-.1 80 80
Ratsd M ARge9 7atRi 1slt STATE BANK.
Hanley q sullivan.
Mazdan. North Dakota 5-2-6t
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES
.N0iIcE OErsAIE


1os.ce i neIsDy s1ven tnat py Wins q
s, = 1ecree In foreclosure
I az eniatas len. g ang EiySn5
County 5of EStSTk. state 81 North raScta.
and entered. and doeketed in7 the once 81
Gcs,Sfva IS IA aSSurfs N snG TOT SAID
As D. isIs. In an ACTOR wharsSm Grsms
Coz q. bradEch Of The Crane & OrdWay,
gompany.. q corporation, is lptaantin and
=. McC0tcheon end Mary MECutcheon.
and against he defendants. N0r$ the gurn
,of. $ISs;s8, which judgnaent amongst
sGfner y directed the sale by me. Of
degcribed to satisfy the aisount 81 said
Judgntent with interest thereon and the
much fhpsn,S Is - az nrocaada nf
saM $500 plocseus ~, =.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
BIDS WANTED

sealad bids win be entertained for the
construction Of a school house at Glad
stone, AStark Co., q. d.
Said building viii he built Of wood
the time set for opening of bids
viii be the 18th day of May, 1914. at
The hoard Of dinectors reserve The
right toSTeject any or all bids that may
.be received.
Plans and specifications win be on
at the ONCE of the clerk Of district NO.
. or at the office of the secretary Of the
;.tIlks"s GEass ;building) G. G. Turner at
Dickinson.
4 G. s.. CRYNE,
4-fG-4t s4 Clerk Of District.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

MNtEice and
Citation, Hear
Ing of Final :
Account and
D~lstNehutlon Of
iERfate,
Respondents.

The State of North DalsnEa to the
Above Manned RESPONDENTS:
You the said William ]. Guskelly,
Simon 4. CuskellN. Timothy Gaalselly, Jr..
Anna %. Cugkely...Mathe Cuskelly.
James CqsSelly; iGllen GuslIgahy n
gsana.a h Sc, ;py nesiasa g shas ssb asDf anal
account snf the eYee9&rix Of fhell ast Will
and Testament Of Tizaothy Cuslcagy, late
Of the county OF Sta1xand statenf North
Dakota, deceased. has been rendered to
this Court. therein shaving that.ahe ,es.
settlement and distribuNion,, end paK4ion-
ing that her account be allowed the
Of said estate. tse distributed to
the persons thereunto entitled, her adj
charged; that Thursday. h 4th day of
ministration closed .anas.she be dis
fonenoon q tint day. at tie court roesas
of this court, Ia he court house, in stsle
city Dickinson, county OF Stark and,
state of North Dakota, has been duly APP
pointed by this court for the settlement
thereof. It which time and place any
file his exceptions, III writing.
to Sid account and petition and contest
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each of YOU are hereOy cited
and required then there fo pe,,and
81 anySyon have why said account. shah
not b 3 oWeds@thesresia of said .es-
tate distTibutedsss the administration %
said estate closed and said Mary CSts-3
kelly. as e1ecssrixs diseharged.
Dated the snd. daysS Is Msay. 4. z. ISL
Judge 81 ths csuats eoarst.
4 Afiprnsy sors pestitiOner. s-st
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOTICE OF rMDRTeAGE EDREcLos:
IUEE SALE. s

Notice Is hereby given f18t that Ger
+. Mas and Antonfa Macs, husband
and wife. TnDftgasors. to Wells and Dick
reg Company, "a corporation, mortgage,
1910 and filed .for record in the once
OF the regasternof deeds Gf stark county,
NORTH DaAE0ta;son h Enh day of Janu-
ETY. sz;y l D as11 Ea h a:1e g E g R 2; m; ana
page 80, willfbe fo~recanssdEby the sa9e
ENf the premises In such mortgage and
hereinafterSd described. at the front door
son, : county, dfssta,rk. static ii North ba-
|kota, at the ahOur Of o 9ttaeck in the
afternoon of lMonday b Rz5th day I'd
due upon sn&h mortgages an the day III
sale.
The premises described, lin said mort
|faee same ans :a maasa feiio1s::s4se southW sss
township one hundred Imttv (14oJ,' noSdh,
ct range !, n% d'nss Ssa}i ,%est Of the
North Dalna.
The mnrtgagors HAVING fasled to pay an
1nstallment OF. thirty &SG0Q) dollars. due
ing forecaosea and havlngaalso failed 10
pay an insurance premium of eight and
Twenty-Five aae-hundredth ($s:25) DsH-
gage, which.samount was .paid by the
mortgage ten January rs, 1914, and the
mortgagOrse having a~lsoIfHkled to pays.a
cumbrance, sin amount sixty ($6O. Coz
dollars, due an November n. 1913, which
interest was paid by 1.-THE mortgagae
the mortgages hereby dE2eE3ares the en-
tire amount .of the mortgage being
due and payable In accord
ance with 1.-THE terms ;naHd conditiaaas
thereof.
There wfllthe due ON 1.-THE mortgaae,
being foree90sed on the day Of sale en-
paid on prior incumbranas} the sum az:
hundred .s~ixty-seven n eighty
eight one -hundredth (S1S748l dollars, to-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of thtssaforeclosure.
81 Dated this a7th day Of AAnrfl, "A. g. lQaA.
WELLSaMND DICKEK
49,. Mortgagee-:
& CoFyTJu. F 'S& @T ~.
Attorneys for Mortgage, f.
Grafton, North Da2zlsa- 6-2::sVTt,
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
H%4 LAND CONTRACT.

Notice lis hereby given that whereas de-
Efauit has been made ! nthe conditions
made On, the first day ct FEBRUARY rus 1911 ii
by and between Frank r.. Adams and
A 1AessE :: Adams and Samuel "; zebley,
arrgsa 10 the e,rs ss5d l. Samuel a3n,n Y Tr.n 7eblsy
Adams In Addie c. Adams land stu
atsd IN Stark county, North Dakota, and
81 seasiSn as g. fo insUznf sS5w Tito. , anort bw af
Taangs 50, west of the 9Th Principal
failure req Q the haaa Il sam eehs1 ". z e tse
MS heirs, assigns or anyone in his be-
half TO pay Frank F. Adams and Addie
hundred and, nsnety.un ned dollars ihaas1 9ss,1 ISIS
Que hon said contract, that the sum was
to g paid from the proceeds of a portion
s ca sbne e eerop , Taafed 2, upon fPe sal SAP d PREMISE 1882
the default consists IN the failure to app
ply proceeds Of. h crop to the payment
q the sum in accordance with the terms
Now therefore, that unless said default
snail be removed by the payment t0f
three: on hundred and ninety
Z accrued and unpaid ta accordance
With the terms of said contract together
SWath the serving of this notice on you,
ne said contract win terminate and be-
I::and interest OF said Samuel w.
EDenley: a hiS heirs ,,n or a Sia s and nd en- en-
the a described In said contract n
IN this notice viii lbe canceHed and ter
minated and said cancellation and ter
fm1nation WEB go into effect on the 25th
day Of June, 1914 The payment due as
aforesaid win be made to Frank 'P.
Adams n Addis e Adams or either Of
(Richardton, Stark County, North Da-
Dated tins first day Of May. 1914.
ADDIE C. ADAMS.
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