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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-20
n office OF Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Notice OF Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Whereas, on the 25th day of February.
1915, S. NJ. Brown and E. A. Brown, her
husband, mortgagors, made. executed and
delivered to the Union National Bank OF
Mnot corpora ton, of Minot, North Da-
k1ta. mort gagee. a certain mortgage up
on the premises hereinafter described to
secure the sum of Sf2050 and interest,
according to the conditions Of seven
promissory notes therein described.
which mortgage was duly filed for rec
ord in the office Of the Register of Deeds
for Ward County. North Dakota, on the
18th day of March. 1915, at 800 o'clock
p. m. and there duly recorded in Book
"1GS" of Mort gages on page 49,
And Whereas. default has occurred IN
the terms of said mortgage by reason
Of the failure of the mortsagors to pay
four certain promssory notes secured
by said mortgage. falling due on and
prior to November 1st. 1913, and by rea-
son Of the failures of the mortgagors to
pay three certain installments of inter-
est on a prior mortgage falling due on
and prior to November LIST, 1918. and
by reason Of the failure of the mortga
gors to pay the real estate taxes upon
the premises secured by said mortgage.
which said taxes and instal1ments of
interest on said prior mortgage the
mortgages herein has paid, in order
TO protect itself under it's said mortgage,
and pursuant to the stipulations con
Ia med therein.
Now, Therefore, Notice Is Hereby
Given that that certain mortgage here
iubefore described will be foreclosea
by sale of the promises therein, and
hereinafter described, which sale will be
made by the Sheriff of Ward County,
North Dakota. or his deputy, at the
'front.' door of the court house in the city
Of Minot Ward County, North Dakota,
on the list day Of March, 1919. at 200
o'clock p. m, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the date of sale, to
@ether with the costs and expenses Of
sale. The premises described in such
mortgage. and so to be sold as afore-
said. are situated in the county Of Ward
and state of North Dakota. and describ-
ed as follows. to-wit:
East half of the Northeast quarter
GEL NED and East Half Of the South
east quarter (E3 SEa), Section Nine
four $50 North. of Range Eighty-seven
tS7>, w est Of the Fifth Principal Meri-
dian containing 100 acres, more or less,
according to the government survey
thereof.
There will be due on the mortga sc
hereby foreclosed on the date of sale
the sum Of s474.65. being the amount of
the unpaid and past due indebtedness
specifically secured by said mortgage,
and the further sum of S2OS.S0 for I'M
paid and past due installments of inter
est paid on said prior mortgage by said
mortgagee, and the further sum of
Sl2O.S4 for taxes on said premises here
tofore duly paid by said MORTGAGE
making a total amount due of SSO4.29.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota this
10th day of January, 1919.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF MINOT, Il Corporation.
Mortgagee.
GREENE & sTENERSEN,
Attorneys For Mortgagee,
Minot. n. u.
1-23-t6
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-20

make up lists so that the farmer
who needs to buy seed will know
where he can secure the best. Any
one having seed for sale, should noti-
fly the County Agent, the Seed Stocks
Committee, or the Pure Seed Labora-
tory at the Agricultural College. A
sample of the seed (1-2 pounds) for
inspection and test should also be
sent. A big service was rendered
in this way last year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-20

A big crop is needed this year for
supplying the worlds needs. The
first important thing is to have good
seed. A Seed Stocks Committee has
been organized at the North Dakota
College to find out where
good seed can be secured, and to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-20
inspecting Masonic Lodges

A. d. Hagenstein, Masonic deputy
for this district, spent Tuesday at
Berthold, Wednesday at Granville and
today at Towner, inspecting the Ma
sonic lodges.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-20

l.. NJ. Ellithorpe.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Minot, North Dakota.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

Blako OF this city who disappeared
; last night and who IS believed to have
been kidnapped by TWO Negroes in
| s"sdlcrS' un:lorm ;,,ler they had ia
lacked the won'an and robbed her Of
her handbag. NO trace OF the boy
or tho Negroes mas been discovered
Tho attack loon place in Vcntnor
"nere Mrs. Bake ana her son had
Ecen visiting Irienus. They wcr,
about to board Il trolley car when
ne negroes Spraig from shrubbery
along the sidewalk. One of them seiz
Gu Mrs. Blake By the throat and she
tainted. The other man took the child
and when Mrs. Blake regaincd con-
seriousness the Negroes and the boy
had disappeared.
The police are inquiring into the
marital Difficult, les OF the Blakes.
They are said to have been separated.
Mr.. Blake had the custody of the 2
children, the other one being a girl,
Esther 10 years old.
Mr.. Blake lived in Vcntnor apart
ment and his wife occupied another
i'll the same block. Although the Chill
dren were in Mr. .Blakc's possession
MS wife had access to them and fire.
quently took them.
Mr.. Blake is a member of an insur
ance brokerage firm in PHILADELPHIA.
1he Blakes came here from Bnlti
more about seven years ago. The Ne
groes who attacked Mrs. Blake. she
told the police tore her clothing in
the struggle and took her purse con
tanning $12. After the mon vanished
with her boy. she was found semi
conscious on the porch OF cottage.
one informed an Atlantic City dc.
,ectl'e she was positive her child had
pceh kidnapped. She could not ad-
vance motive. but was emphatic IN
her belief her husband did not in
spiro tho attack.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

the Law ard Equity
Court of the City of Richmond, tho
9th day Of October, 1919.
MARY &c WHITE, Plaintiff
against In Chancery.
HARRY w. WHITE Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond OF matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon tho ground
OF desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
ana filed that the defendant, Harry
White is not resident Of & tho
state of Virginia; it is ordered that
the said Harry W. White ppcar here
within fifteen days after due publ.
cation OF this order and do what NAV
De necessary to protect his interes,
herein.
A Copy.
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHTIELD. p O.
lit East Marshall, Street.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
SATURDAY DECEMBER 20. 1919
lsI1'EkGls DElsATE ON UNDER
WOOD TAsEAEY APPEAL
Republicans Reject hlabaman's Pro
posal for Committee to Work
Out Compromise.
PACT DEAD. LODGE SAYS.

Danger to American Trade i'll Fall
ing Foreign Exchange Rates Cit
cd as Reason for Ratification.
Stalking advantage OF tho reported
anxiety in financial CIRCLES over tho
rapid docline of foreign exchange rates
the administration Democrats began
a new drive in tho Senate today to In
duce tho Republicans TO agree to rati
f,cation OF tho peace treaty without
the Lodge reservations under scheme
Of compr emiso. Senator Lodge, chair
man of tho. Foreign Relations Com
miltce and his Republican followers
declined TO enter ain tho proposal or
to treat with amy Democrats on the
subject OF compromise SO long rs tho
attitude OF President Wilson toward
the treaty remains unknown.
a long and bitter debate followed
the Democratic proposal which was
originated by Senator Underwood Of
Alabama who declared Americas for
cen commerce was seriously threat
enod with ruin unless status Of
peace was speedily restored and blam
cd the Republicans for keeping the
country In Il state Of war.
II foreign exchange rates continued
to drop the timo would soon come
when foreign buyers would quit tho
American market and prices OF cotton
wheat, steel and other commodities
would fall accordingly, Senator I'm
derwood declared.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
HITCHCOCK BLOCKS KNOX MOVE

Senator Knox Of Pennsylvania
jumped into tho argument to ask Sen
ator Underwood whether. if he was 50
anxious TO restore a status of peace
he would be willing 10 Join in an er
fort to ratify the treaty. insofar as
il established peace with Germany
Senator Under wood somewhat to tho
surprise Of his colleagues declared
himself perfectly willing to cut all
reference TO the League of Nations
out OF tho treaty and leave the League
as an issue in the next election. Sen
ator Knox thereupon promptly tried
to Introduce a resolution declaring in
substance that the Senate thereby
consents rnreseryedly 10 the ratifica
ton OF the treaty OF peace with Ger
many insofar AS it establishes stat
us Of peace"
This was too much far Senator
Hitchcock the Democratic leader who
had boon quietly watching his rival,
Senator Underwood assume the lead
ership. The Democratic teamwork
went 10 smash and Senator Hitchcock
flat'y objeciea to the introduction of
the Knox resolatSea-
Senator Knox tried new move
He proposed Il resolution simply dc
claring hat a status of peace with
Germany exists" Senator Hitchcock
objected 10 this with equal emphasis
The net result OF two hours argu-
ment was that the treaty was still
as dead az ever and that no progress
mad been made toward al rangements
Tor its resurrection. Each side contin
ued TO insist that the initiative to-
ward revising the past must come
from he other. Senator Underwood
warned The Republicans that he would
continue I" keep the American people
notified from day 20 day that 1t was
the Republican faction that was keep
ing the treaty in it's grave.
PREstDErsT's' rI.x.NEss A FACTOR
Senator Underwood said il might
be true ihaf the President was too i'll
7" fake nar' in negotiations with a
Senatorial cancellation committee. hut
h" sh"reht the President would he
w'"'n" :" "nnc7nt unofficial rerresen
'"t'""s 70 rnTdnct TIE negotiations
FOR him
think r~~ should find on. wheth
q" ." 10 r:f'in1 ~ de- o." ea;6 Son,
tor Underworld n tbo co,.+nr r.o,,,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20

A concrete method OF procedure to
Siraightcu out the differences be-
tween tho Senate and the President
and smooth the way TO peace was
offered by Senator Underwood. He
urged tho appointment OF hi-parti-
san Committee on Cancellation to
frame compromise that would DO
acceptable to sixty-four Senators, tho
two thirds necessary to ratification
and President Wilson
Senator Lodge tho Republican lead
or charged that tho reported uneasi
ness in financial circles over foreign
exchange rates was being used large
ly for protreaty propaganda purpos
es and insisted that ratification OF
the treaty would have little or no Of
ieot on tho situation. lie declared his
Willingness to consider any PROPOSE
tion that the administration forces
had TO offer in the way of compro--
mise but he sarcastically declined to
treat with Senators who he declared
did not own their own votes but
took thcir orders from the White
House. Ito considered it entirely un
necessary TO set up any elaborate ma
chincry for cOmpr0mis he said, and
insisted The same result could be
brought about by direct negotiation
between The two main factions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
Of COWS
is RECOMMENDED
Health Department Wants
| Bessie Outside City Limits.

A recommendation that all persons
owning cows within the city limits
Be required 10 remove them outside the
city Is con.sired In the monthly re-
post for April submitted thls morning
by ths city health department. II this
pIan 10 found impracticable the city
commissioners are asked to pass u,
ordnance providing that no resident
ehsil own more than one COW and that
| Ithe animal shall b housed IN barn
lMith . concrete floor, with drainage
Iconneeted with . sanitary sewer. Ii
|nAkine the requests Il 10 stated that
reeent rains have left cowlots IN ~
|insani,ary condition and that such
IpsevaiIs after each heavy rain:>
L Mosquitoes have put N an appear
ance, following the, filling up Of pcnd'
81 9sins. Most oI the poads have
lbeSn oiled 10 prevent mosquito pfcpa'
Ieation, the report states. Applieation'
~ fsrbase service show Z steady in'
}efeeSa. In cooperating with the stree
/ io1H 1Hnnsssi The health depaftaent hai
] 0soaapiIshsd much IN making TIE CT,
| ! elssA place In which to live. TN
1 UDott .ooyA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
Bomb! Bomb!
Excitement!
Catalogues!
PoStoffice Thrown Into Up
Ioar Until GimbeI Pack
ages Are Inspected,

Ooh Let il alone Don't
touch IL Call the police Gall
Mr.. Hsnsenl II says Cimbel
Brothers on II! Let il alo. one :"
Excitement reigned for a few
minutes at the pos,oifice this
morning when three packages
equally suspicious looking and
bearing the name Of the same
firm under which internal ma
chimes have recently been sent to
promlnen, people in the country.
were found in the morning mail.
The articles were called to the
attention OF Clyde b. MeClelland.
assistant superintendent OF mails.
who refused to be alarmed and
said they looked more like books
than bombs to himN X. II. Han
sen, superintendent Of the mails,
was the next official 10 inspect
them. Hansen declared them
nothing more dangerous than
three common ladies' apparel
catalogues.
After John Graham, assistan,
postmaster had made hi, inspec-
,ion, the packages were re'eaIed
and returned TO the mail. Han.
sen says that this is good proof
Of how carefully his department
IS OIL the watch for bombs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
MANY MORE TROOPS =
TO SAIL HOME SOON

WASHINGTON. May 3.--Trsas@
port ..ilins' were announced today /"
The battIeship Louisiana 10 due q
Newport News May II. with the 10Th
ammunition train, Thirty second divi.
sion military police company, lWth
mobile ordnance repair shop, sanitary
squad No. g.
The battleship Kansas 10 dug .
Philadelphia May II with the iHth
field artillery less . detachment
assignments to early convoy soday
included:
The headquarters and medical -
tachments and eompaaies A ,. c ss4
D, Of the O6th engineers; 91ad een-
pany transport corps; lSh sege
squadron: Twentieth company, Foustn
regiment air service meciaaaics; t1td
bakery company; elothinG sQuad No
3i6 and. sanitary sgsad No. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
Chance to Get
Hat Trimming
Material Free
Publicity Manager Of Cham
Der Of Commerce Is Earn
ing His Salary.

Are you looking for decorations
and trimmings for that new spring
hat? The Chamber of Commerce will
supply you with all you want.
c. B. Macklin. publicity manager Of
the chamber, has juat unearthed 2s,W
button hole bouquets which he says
were intended to be given out to sub
seribers TO the Belgian babies relief
campaign here several months ago.
Each bouquet has two or three spries
Of cloth violets and leaves tied with
orange, black and yellow ribbons. the
Belgian national colors. Macklin il
anxious to get rid Of the bouquets. Hi
says he thinks that in quantities. they
would furnish fine trimmings for Ia
dies headwear and that they can b
put 10 any number Of better uses thar
to grace the wastebssket. They will
be given in practically any quantity
on request, Macklin says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
ABSENT VOTERS
NAY X GWEN
ROAD BOND VOTE
Attorney General May Rule
Against Election Board.

Notwithstanding the ruling Of the
state election board some time ago
to the effect that voters absent from
their regular voting precincts on next
Tuesday will be denied the right Of
participating IN the $S0,000.0M road
bond election, il Is considered prob
Able that the attorney generals Of
flee will give an opinion this after
noon holding that absent voters may
vote away from home under the ab-
sent voter law passed by the 1917
legislature.
The question was referred to the
attorney general this morning for
determination, and Assistant Attor-
ney Genera King, who is studying
the subject, said he was inclined to
believe that voters absent from home
may vote.
The election board ruled that ab-
sent votess would be denied the right
under the terms Of the law which re.
fers to general elections" the board
holding thk this being . special
election the law IL NOT applicable.
Il was stated 1t The attorney gen.
esNl,s offiee this morning that a.
though thk n Z special election X
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
DELIVERY Of
TREATY WILL
Be DELAYED
Paris Papers Say Pact Won't
Be Ready Monday,
ITALYS RETURN SEEN
AuStrians TO Be Chartered in
Suburb of Paris,

PARIS. Nay J.-Thc Italian sit
uation took a more favorable turn
late today. The indications were that
some arrangement would be made for
Italy TO be represented when the
peace treaty was presented TO the
Germans next weel.
PARIS, May J.-(Hayas.) - The
presentation OF the peace terms 10
the Germans will not take place be-
fore Wednesday. May 7. according to
the present indications this morn
ings Paris newspapers say.
Important progress has been made,
however, in solving problems remain
ing before the final shaping OF the
treaty. The Echo de Paris says that
the council Of three yesterday adopt
ed the section Of the treaty dealing
with Alsace and Lorraine. which are
given TO France, the owneship cf the
railways included.
The council also fixed the status Of
Luxembourg. thus completely sever
ing the grand duchy from Germany.
Now that the peace terms are TO be
handed over to the Germans, the
newspapers point Ont that the sum
moning Of the Austro- Hungarian del.
esstes seems probable, and they voice
the expeetation that an invitation Of
an amir able sort will he sent 10 Italy
requesting the presence OF her dele
gates.
The newspaper report that thet'
hss been numerous conferences be.
tween Former Premier Luizatd o.
Italy. end N. Barrese. The Frenet
ambassador. In IN attempt 10 find ,
satisfactory solution Of the situation
According to one report the signing
OF the peace treaty without Italy. ha!
been avoided. Ambassador Barrere j,
said to be very optimistic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
ATTEMPT
10 FORGE OPEN
INSURANCE SAFE
Numerous Burg|aries Are Re-
ported to the Police,

An attempt to force open steel
safe in the office Of the Standard Life
Insurance company, Nl Security
building, was made sometime Thurs
day night according TO a report made
to tine police. The safe was badly
damaged by ehisels and Other tools
bot the yegss were unable to open
the door. Inside the strong box were
valuable papers and eurrehcy .
Several suits Of clothing were stolen
BY 4 burglar who entered the Peoples
Cleaning shop At W West Fikt
street. Thursday night, Il was reported
to the police. A gold watch and s
in money we're taken by sneak thiel
who entered the home Of Mrs. W. II
Grubbs. 1893 North Broadway.