The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-09
fRr AsaocIated Press.l

Washington, April 9.-Word thai
American achievements are MOVING
to the support Of the allies in Picards
has revived argument in Germany
/ over the efficacy of the submarine
and drawn from Captain Persius
military critic of The Berliner Tage-
blatt. the comment that after being
persuaded to underestimate Ameri-
e., German opinion Is undergoing a
change.
a Berne dispatch from Switzerland
reviewing the discussion quotes Cap
tain Persius as follows
We were at first persuaded to
underestimate the participation of
America in the war. We begin now
to note a change Of opinion 1t is
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right Of way; Undivided q Of Lot In
Block TO- Lots 2 and in Block 10;
Lots ! 70 inclusive in Block II; Lots
to z inclusive and to liz inclusive
~ BLOCK To- Lots ! to inclusive in
Block 8 tall of Block 16): Lots L 2,
3. and in Block 90; Lots / to 6 i'm
elusive in Block p (all of Block 2I);
Lots to u inclusive in Block 90 cali
of Block 22) Lots /, 2, g, A. 5, 6, z, 8,
;, II and IL in Block 23s Lots 1, 2, 3, z,
s, 8, 10, IL and ~ In Block "a; Lots I
to inclusive in Block rs tall OF Block
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Lots / to ~ inclusive in Block "a (all
of Block 30; Lots ] to 12 inclusive in
Block 2S tall of Block 2S); Lots / to 8
inclusive in Block 20 Call Of Block 29) /:
Lots to IL inclusive in Block 30 tall
of Block 800; Lots / to 10 inclusive in
Block 81 tall of Block 3D. Lots 1, 2
and in Block 81 lall of Block 32l,
and Lots / to s inclusive in Block A
tall OF BLOCK Al.
Personal PROPERTY.
9S head of cattle, consisting OF cows,
heifers, steers, calves, ana one bull.
40 horses and colts, and one mule; 70
hogs about 100 chickens, ducks and
turkeys; about 1000 bushels of wheat,
about 1856 bushels of rye, about 500
bushels of barley, about 1900 bushels
of oats, about 200 bushels of fax,
about 800 bushels of potatoes, lis tons
of alfalfa, 140 tons of timothy hay, IL
buggy, / Ford car, 2-horse cuItfvat-
ors, ~ breaker bottoms, 2 potato dig
gers, 3 corn planters, 2 side delivery
racks 4 mowers, ] stacker, 2 corn
binders, ] extension ladder, jack
screws, grain scoops. sacks, oil cans
and barrels Whinle trees5 4 stationary
gas engine tanning mills ! oiled saed
corn, Sk bushels timothy seed, I 1a
bu. mixed timothy and clover, sacks
cement, % sets harness, l cook car
lawn mower grain tanks, new hay
A@GAEa p pairs NWW NAE0EF a EdG ANAAAAt
3 manure spreaders, gang plows, !
tractor and plows, harrows, grain
drills, 2 potato planters, 2 hay racks,
4 harrow carts, bull rakes, 8 McCor-
mick binders, Z slush scrapers, 1
tackle and rope, post auger, spades,
shovels, is potato baskets, / tank
heater, / set blacksmith tools, / plat
form scale, / feed mill, 500 lbs. Irvine,
X bushel alfalfa seed, 4 bushels Glow
er seed, $50 gal. gas, 5 sets preaching
harness, 2 cream separators, garden |
planter, smah tools, dishes, kitchen
utensils beds and bedding ana other /
household effects kept on the farm
and all of the above described per-
sonal property being contained on the /
above described farm in Trail County. /
The sale will be made on or after /
Monday, the 9Th day of May, A. ID. |
I91s All bids must be in writing, and 4
nay be left at the Office Of William /
/. Clapp, attorney for the undersigned i
guardian, in the Tyler Building IN
he City of Fargo, Cass County, North 1
Dakota, or filed with the Judge OF
aid County Court, or delivered to the i
personally.
Dated April 9Th, A. ID. 1918.
HELEN MORTON,
Guardian of the person and estate
# Maxwell Van zandt Woodruff Nor.
april 9-16-2s-so, 1879