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MISS SARAH e. BRANDENBURG

Funeral services for Miss Sarah
e. Brandenburg, daughter of the
late John w. and Mrs. Ida ". Bran
denburg, who died yesterday, will
be held tonight at 1870 o'clock at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Annie
E. Hollbrooke, 1926 Potomac Ave.
s. E., with interment at Frederick,
Md. Surviving her Is her sister.
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DEATHS

Elizabeth n. Monroe. 70 years. AZ
Margaret i. King. IS years. 1874 @
Minnie b. Battenfeld, So years. 1917
Seventh st. n. W.
Infant Of Joseph and Helena Alb.
bottle 10 hours 1925 Orren st. N. Z.
infant Of Maurice and Jean Cohen. 8
hours SibIey Hospital.
Ursuline Smith. 81 years, sol Twelfth
ST. N. b.
viola Frazier. is years 81 q 1T.
Harry D. Bowes. - years. Elmer
Bertha Z. Ashton. II years. 1887
Delaware Ave. s. w.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
HART COHEN

Funeral services for Hart Cohen,
who died Tuesday, are being held
this afternoon at his late residence,
1900 Seventh st. N. w. He was
the husband of the late Mrs. Hen
rietta Baer-Cohen and is survived
by two sons, Isadore B. and Jacob
M. Cohen. and one daughter, Miss
Frances r. Cohen.
The Washington times., 1926-08-12
RAYMOND o. CANv1N

funeral services for Raymond o.
Canvin, SO years old, son of Mrs.
Ida c. Linthicum. OF Sibley Avenue,
HyattsviIle, Nd, will be held to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at
his mothers residence. Interment
will be In Arlington National
Cemetery.
He died Tuesday at Oteen, N. c.,
after a long illness. Surviving him
are his mother, two brothers, Stew
art J. Canvin and Harry j. Canvin,
his step-father; John Wesley Lin.
thicum and two step-sisters, Mrs
Mildred Diggs, and Mrs. Beatrice
Miller. All make their homes In
Hyattsville except Mrs. Miller, who
lives In Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1926-08-12
BIRTHS

Clarence n. ana Vivian I. schaeffer.
girl.
Melvin L. and Anna v. Berry, girl.
Joseph e. and Mary I. Edelen, girl.
Maurice and Jean Cohen, boy.
George w. and Eva Sullivan, boy.
George p. and Katharine zentgraf.
boy.
boy.
Lantz e. and Edna II. Watts, girl
william w. and May v. Morgan. boy.
Marcus and Ramigia Boris, girl.
Herbert 4. and Elizabeth White
Joseph B. ana Margaret Harding.
william NJ. and Margaret Cutler. girl.
Gregory and Mary H. Burbella, girl.
william r. and Mary M. Baylor. boy.
Frederick and Josephine jackson.
boy.
Marcus n. and Annie II, Scott. girl.
Charles and Mollie Dixon, boy.
Ulysses and Blanche johnson, girl.
James and Katherine Marshall, boy.
Louis and Viola Burton. girl.
John M. and Martha Brown. girl.
Alfred and Elizabeth Walker. boy.
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DEATH NOTICES

BATTENFELD - Entered into eternal
rest Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1925, at 1870
p. M, at her residence, 4317 seventh
ST. N. W., MINNIE 3. BATTENFELD
A. Battenfeld. Funeral from the above
residence Friday, Aug. 10, at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Inte--
nent at Glenwood Cemetery.
baltimore papers. please copyl
CATON--On Wednesday. August IL. al
$40 a: M. at her home; MRS. MARY
KATHRINE CATION. aged SO, wife o
FuneraI service Friday, August 15. at
. a. M, st. James Church, West Fats
church. Va Interment in family lot
Js fe r.sdeat Il Me- Nest G fas
e 81. 5. caton' J: z. eaton. 3. 8. cssan
Z 4, catQ Mr.. a p9sIl an ana M aM
Lewis De Brine. Please omit flowers.
LANGLEY-On Wednesday, August il,
1926, at Phiiadelphia, Pa. ANN
CATHERINE RAY. wife Of Charles g.
h moasE Of George sF c. es cisTsnes s snd
Charles A. Langley and Mrs. Edward
williams. Of Phiiadelphia, and Mrs
Funeral service at her home, 1918
r st. N. W., on Friday, August 10.
at p. m. Interment private.
sIMPSON--MRs. EDNA, wife Of Bsri-
Key simpson. IN her 6lst year. Z.
she is survived by her husband and
two children, Charles w. and Marietta
Ming. Buriel at Nswfield. N. Z.
IN MEMORIAM
PALHER--ANNA ROSE PALMER (neo
Heller) aged 81, died one year ag1
August IL 1925.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Her loving sister Sarah.
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White Goods

Kann' swThIrd 10
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
ALSO ENTERS
POLE VAULT
AT DRAKE
San Antonio Athlete Maps
Out Big Program
for Himself.

Ralph W. Hammond Of San An
tonic, national collegiate middleweight
wrestling champion as a member of
the University Of Texas team, and
premier /Jle vaulter of the South
western Conference, leaves San An
tonic late Thursday afternoon for
Corvallis, Ore. to defend his national
championship in the tournament there
on April II, 10 and II.
HammOnds, home for brief. visit
from Austin, has mapped out stren-
nous program for himself during his
absence in the North.
In the intercollegiate wrestling
tournament at Corvallis. under the
auspices Of the University Of Oregon,
Hammond will face field of eight
cen of the best 1GO-pound college
grapplcrs in the country in defense
OF his title. In all. there are 1872 en-
tries in the various weight divisions
OF The tournament.
Following his participation in the
wrestling tourney, Hammonds Will
take part in the Drake relays, at Des
Moines. Iowa. He is expected 10
make strong showing in the pole
vault, his specially.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
NINE
READY FOR
RATTLERS

KERRVILLE. Tex. April s.
With pair Of snappy practice games
against Comfort and Kcrrvillc semi.
pro teams in their kits, Coach "Eal-
ly" Gilstrnp's Schreincr Institute
Mountainecrs are confident of taking
the measure Of the St. Mary's Col
lego Ratilers Of San Antonio, in
their two-gamc series here, Friday
and Saturday.
4 return series between Sch-einer
and st. Mary'S will he played at San
Antonio May Z and 8. The Mountain.
GERS also will meet the West Texas
Military Academy nine Of San An
tonic in Il pair of games, the fir?t
San Antonio on May |.
While baseball is occupying n ma
jority OfJintcrest ut the local cOllege
the track team also is working out
daily. Plans are being laid for a big
meet here on April ~, San Jncinto
Day. Teams expected 10 take part in
this meet include Main Avenue,
breckenridge aud Alamo Heights
High Schools of San Antonio. as well
rs San Antonio Military academy
san Marcos Academy also will send Il
team.
Luther Reed Of Portland has been
elected captain Of the Schrciner ten
mis- team. and practice matches are
being played against nearby teams.
\ bowling alley is being installed
in the new Schrciucr gymnasium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
ALBAUGH LOSES
To BRANkQN
At GOLF
One of Favorites Beaten in
Park Tourney; Ririe
Wins.

Reuben Albaush. municipal course
golf champion. and one Of the faroritcs
in the SymonS invitation meet now in
progress ri Breckenridge Park. met !
defeat at the hands OF a veteran. Char@T
ley Brannon, in the top flight of thr
tournament Wednesday afternoon. The
score was > and /. AlbaUsh was badly
off his game. requiring %, while Bran
non played steadily.
Jack Ririe. another Young star. won
his second flight match from Howard,
Padgctt. one up.
In the third flight j.. u. Alsrlcy
defeated W. II. BarHum. : and q
Sergeant VI. +. Stevenson won from
+. W. Fclthousc. one up in nineteen
holes; Phil Adclman eliminated X.
York, and |, and X. Menefee bear
W. II. Thornton. one up.
l.. r. Roth won the fourth flight
feature match from William Harold
Cupiel Young. ono Of the new SCnSaJ
lions Of local golf { and =. while Joe
Davis beat L. 4. Thomas. and !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
CHAMPS
FOR SECOND
SEASON

The ST. Marks Lions are city bas-
kct ball champions for the second
straight year as 4 result of their 10
to-10 victory over the National Cath.
"lic Community House five on the
\. W. c. 4. court Wednesday night.
Tommy Gish. veteran forward nj
ST. Marks. broke through the de.
Tense formed by OusSec that gave tine
y. {. c. II. the second series game
last Saturday. and tossed goals
enough in the second half TO clinch II
decisive victory. OuSSet'S guarding in
the first half was big factor in
holding the Lions score down to Ii
points. The trouble was that the Lion
dcfenses were much improved and th2
Community House got but 6 points
in the first period. The losers for
wards also were cratic.
Dutch" Engclbert drapcd three
baskets from center to strengthen ST.
Marks lead when it was threatened
in the midst Of late squirt put on
by the Community House.
The contest started with the rough
ness OF a football game and most ~
the shooting for the first part of the
half was from the foul line. \ per.
sonal foul that irritated the Lions
served TO bring them to life and they
took their big early lead shortly be-
fore the half ended.
Gish went through the series with
out a personal foul called against hin
and Flores of the y. G. e. Fl. had
only one called on him-and that was
questioned. Borh these men were in
tie thick of their teams battling, too
LincupS:
y. c. c. II. u9). St. Marks CO..
Harm 90 ............... Hill o.
Left Forward.
Sanchez 10 .......... Gish Q0)
Right Forward.
Flores % ....... Englebcrt "a
Center.
Whitman ........... Wendlcnd a.
Right Guard.
OuSSctt .............. Fletcher ~
Left Guard.
Substitutes: y. {. e. H.. Barajag
60 81. Marks. Boyd
Referee. YantiS; timer. OBricn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
LYONS Of CADETS
TW|RLS NO-RITTER

Russell RUSTY Lyons, cousin OF
Ted Lyons of the Chicago White SOx,
showed the promise Of his famous
kinsman Wednesday when he let Dale
McCoy's st. Mary's Academy team
down without hit. pitching West
Texas Military Academy to an IS
tO-l victory.
Lyons is also proving himself 4
capable hitter and may be converted
into an outficldcr when he isn't twiri-
Ing. He shared the hitting honors
with Bill Drciss yesterday.
Score: Il. ". T..
ST. Mary's Academy ..... q 4
West Texas ..............lS y u
Batteries: Fell. Linn. Garza anu
Bonncmaison Lyons and Marcus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
FIVE AQUATIC MARKS
FALL IN TWO NIGHTS

CHICAGO. Auril S.-CF)-F'ive
world records have brcn broken so far
in the National \. 4. L. champion
ship swimming meet. Three were
smashed Tuesday night and two more
feel by the waysidc last night when
Erick Rademachcr. German champion.
and Miss Agnes GcraShty Of New York
established new marks.
In his first real competitive race
in this country. Radcmnchcr won the
2l20-yard breast stroke event in . :4G.
lettering the old record by 22-J sec
onds. Swimming against time. Miss
Gcraghty set n new mark Of | 81 for
100 meters with the breast stroke.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
STECRER CRUSHES
KOTSONAROS' RIBS

LOS ANGELES. April S.-CP)-Jop
Stechcr retained hi" claim to the
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pionShip as tie result Of Il one-fall
victory here last night over George
KotSOnaros. Greek grappler from Mon
tana. The bout. scheduled to two
falls. was ended in one when Kotsona-
roS received two broken ribs under tho
crushing scissors hold Of the title
claimant. Stccher, using body scis-
sors and armhold. took the first fall
in | hour and 30 minntcs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
DALLAS RANDOM WILL
RALLY TO WIN THAT
OPENING DAY TROPHY

DALLAS. April S.-CP)-The hest
fancy of spring has kept the
Steers off the diamond and huddled
around fires for two days straight.
but they will try to brave the chilly
hreczes this afternoon 10 meet the
81. Paul Saints who have been here
all week.
Ambitions To cop the opening day
attendance cup Of the Texas League
baseball season will be- aired tonight
nj mass meeting and banquet o;
fans. players and sport writers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
SPORT LIGHTS
p bH Sckerwifz D
~ yChcrWIfZ

the baseball park on Government
Hill yesterday, Austin won easily
by a score OF q 10 3, although their
nine had been purpOsely weakened to
enable san Antonio, who were Grip
pied by the absence Of their battery.
10 have some showing. 4 crowd Of
perhaps 100 were present. includ-
ing many ladies. The game was call
ed promptly by r. I. HarlOn, the
umpire. and, while there were no
great fancy plays made or won.
ders performed. still the crowd was
very enthusiastic when the home
nine did anything, but were very
cold 10 cur guests.
THE score was as follows:
austin ........ O1O O2O O2l-S
san Antonio -. 900 100 02O-3
Another game is being played
this afternoon. The fence is up and
quite nice number Of seats have
been arranged. The prices are with
in the reach Of all
Not n name mentioned but the UNI
pire's. Now the arbitcr has to MAKE
= batch Of bum decisions and chase
few home players to get his name
anywhere but on the flag end Of thu
ox-scorc-and the printer sometimes
drops that last line off the box u
make it fit in the column.
The fans ,r"atcd "our guests
cody. Get that? Imagine il. Ou'
guess. The nine birds who are out
there helping the umpire beat tn
home team, Yea. verify. the fan has
changed in - years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
|. W. c. TO WELCOME
BASKET BALL Def
OF FRIDAY WINNER

We can hardly AIT for the chal-
Iengc." said Miss Mary McIiurrOugh,
manager of the lncarnatc Word Cal
lPgc girls basket bali team upon hear
ing that the winners Of the Main High
and DraughOn'S Business College game
Friday night you'd challenge /. W. c.
for a contest.
Main Avenue is champion OF the
Girls Academic League. Draughon'S
recently won the Commercial League
title. and Incarnatc Word is an un-
defeated Independent team.
The Main-Druughon's game, which
will be for the championship of the
organized leagues. will be played at :
o'clock Friday night on the Turner
Hall court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
CUERO TROTTERS co
TO NORDHEIM SUNDAY

CCERO. Tex. April S.-Thc Cucro
Turkey Trottcrs will make Il pilgrim
age to Nordheim next Sunday to PLAY
return game with the team at that
place who are opening the season at
Nurdheim. Mayor Emil December Is
scheduled to pitch the first ball Of
the game. with County Commissioner
Henry BucSing behind the plate. The
TrottcrS barely uoscd out tho Nord-
helm team here last Sunday. = to 1.
in ten innings and several cars Of 10
cal fans will no doubt accompany tn"
team To Nordheim Tor the secon !
game between the Two Dewitt cuuD-
ty teams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
CLAIMS CRACK RACER.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April S.-LF)-
\ half ownership in Carlaris, winner
Of the Tia Juana Derby and COT
froth Handicap. is claimed by the
estate Of Carl Wilmington. Tia Juaua
concession owner. in suit filed today
in superior court by Lyslc W. With
ington, executor of the estate. against
W. y. Anderson. in whose name the
" Wonder Colt" races. An account
ing Of a partnership formed in Novcm-
Der. 1929. between Wilmington aud
Anderson is asked 10y the executor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
PITTSBURGH SENDS
BROWN TO MINORS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April S.-P)
"Sawmill Joe" Brown. recruit right
handler obtained by the Pittsburgh
Pirates from the Oklahoma City club
oi the Western League. has been re-
leased on optional agreement 10 the
Kansas City American Association
team
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

ment dark horse" Her triumph over
Mrs. Hcdrick, 3 and .. was a feature
Wednesday, alongside the great fight
Mrs. Hodges. clever San Antonian. put
up against the former champion. Mrs.
Scott (nce Priscilla Rogers, before
losing by one hole.
Mrs. Hodges today is playing Mrs.
F.. r. Lcdcrer Of Fort Worth in the
first flight consolation event; Mrs.
Ambrose Byrne of San Antonio. who
won yesterday from Mrs. Alvin T..
Lange of Galveston. 4 and >. in the
fifth flight, is paired with Mrs. W.'P.
Jarboe Jr., of Houston, and Miss Flea
nor Barclay, who lost TO Miss Evelyn
Taylor Of Galveston, and 3. in the
third flight. plays consolation match
with Miss Elizabeth Hutchings Of Gal
weston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
WACO TURNS FOUR
OVER TO TEMPLE

WACO. April S.-OP)-SbOrtsto
Lakes Lagunas. lnficldcr Switzerland
and Pitchers Dixie Walker and Kelly
Wilson have been released by the
Waco club to the Temple team Of tho
Texas Association. The two pitch
crs. according 10 Manager Pratt. have
shown considerable ability in tho
workouts with the Cubs, but need sea.
soning for Glass A baseball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
WESTERN LEAGUE MEETS.

TOPEKA. Kan. April S.-P)-
Club owners. umpire> and President
Dale Gear of the Western League
will meet in Wichita next Monday to
confer in advance Of the opening OF
The baseball season Wednesday, April
II
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

Maybe the baseball fan wasn't al
ways thus. Perhaps he has changed
with the game. his views and opin-
ions Of baseball altered with the pass
ing of whiskered infieldcrs, and shirts
with collars and ties. and umpircs
who said go on" instead of "gwan. "
Some of the Old-timerS may be able
to verify suspicion that baseball
fans of another day, right here in
San Antonio, treated the visitors with
cool diSdain instead OF giving them
a grand raZZing at every opportunity.
The suspicion that the folks away
back in the days of horse stealing re-
served all comment for the home tai
cnt and kept quiet when they had
nothing good to say is aroused by the
discovery Of an account i'll The San
Antonio Light of the first league base
ball game played here IS years ago.
April s. 1883. was the date of that
first game. and San Antonio and Aus
tin were the contcnding forces. That
the gentle art of sport-writing has
changed considerably in the meantime,
as well as the game and the attitude
Of the fans, is Indicated by the STORY
"f that history making struggle pub
lishcd in The Light. Here's how it ap-
pHared:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
TMRALL HIGH WINS.

THRALL, April S.-The bigh
school baseball team played the San
Gabriel school team on the Thral
diamond Tuesday with score . 10 T.
in favor OF Thrull.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

OAKLAND. Cal.-Roland Todd.
English light-heavyweight. earned q
decision over Frank Denny. Oakland.
in ten rounds after he had been sent
TO the canvass in the first session
for count Of nine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

BUTTE. Mont.--Dixic Iahood,
Butte bantamweight. took twelve
round decision from Georgia Marks,
of Los Angeles. Marks fought after
the sixth round with a broken bone
in his right hand.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

FRESNO. Cal.-Baby Toe Cans.
Los Angeles lightweight. got dccis-
ion over Billy McCanu, Cleveland,
jI0
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
MRS. MAGRUDER
MAY BATTLE
{. A. STAR
Waco Entry Looks Strong
in State Golf Meet
at Galveston.

GALVESTON. April S.-Mrs. John
II. Lauham Of San Antonio and Mrs.
l.. W. Magrudcr cf Waco are strongly
favored to survive in the championship
flight. row reduced 10 eight players.
and meet Saturday in the final match
Of the Texas WOmen's Golf Associa-
ton title tournament over the Gal.
weston Country Club course.
Mrs. LGpham, five times state cham
pion. is an overwhelming favuritc /"
capture the championship, but the -
and \ victory of Mrs. Magruder over
Mrs. Robert SOuddarrh of Dallas in
the first round Of match play ycSter-
day placed her in the class Of danger
Gus contcudcrS. She is finished
player and as steady rs Mrs. Lapham.
although not rs powerful with her
wood or iron shots.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

Totals ........... $50 S2i 40 24Sr
Umpire. Cornell: scorer. Reed.
ThurTday nlEht: NuGrape W. Security
}snnfIt Aas0Clatiun.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
ALMONDS LEAVES s. A. TO DEFEND MAT TITLE
Fight Results
(By Associated Press. }

PEORIA, lll.-Charlie Tarzan. 20
lumbus. Ohio. won on n foul over
Babe" McCorgary. st. Louis. 90.
Sailer Dcshonc, Niles. Mich, beat
Jimmy Ryan. DeS Moiucs. Iowa. (3).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08

SAN FRANCISCO-Billy Adams,
New Orleans, beat Freddie Hoppe.
san Francisco. I0).
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BASEBALL.

Austin Versus san Antonio; the Lat
ter Badly ScOOped.
I'm the first Of the State League
games played in san Antonio at
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BEATS MRS. RHODES.

Mrs. Lapham disposed Of Mrs. 4. NJ.
Rhodes of Dallas yesterday, q and >.
Other first flight results were:
Mrs. r. +. Pharr. Texarkana, de-
fratcd Mrs. Alfred q. Anderson, Dal-
IgS. I and .; Mrs. :. G. Hopkins,
Tcxnrkana. defeated Mrs. T.. II. Lc-
dCrcr. Fort Worth. and 5: Mrs. Ru-
fuS Scott. Paris, defeated Mrs. John
Hodges. l up: Mrs. |. ]. Morris, Dial
las. defeated Mrs. Pauline STRIPPING
IIedrick. 3 and > Mrs. George Thomp-
son. Fort Worth. defeated Mrs. Clyde
Maddox. Fort Worth. = and (: Miss
Bcrta Macy. Fort Worth. defeated
Mrs. II. GGrtner, Fort Worth. | up
Mrs. l.. W. MaGruder. Waco. defeated
Mrs. Robert o. Souddarth, Dallas,
3 and :.
PLAYS MRS. PH.ARR.
Today. Mrs. LaphGm is playing Mrs.
Pharr, Mrs. Hopkins is meeting Mrs,
Scott, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Thomp-
son are opposed. and Mrs. Magruder
has as her rival Miss Maxcy.
Mrs. Morris looms as the tourna'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-14

WHEREAS, Default has been
made In the terms and conditions
after described by the nonpaymcnt
of the two amortization insta llments
81 Eighty-one and 25-lOO ($S1.25p
Dollars each. due December 18th.
i9.4. and December 18th. 1896. and
ts:G.OOl Dollars paid on December
18th. 1872; az INSURANCE and the
-, 100 ,tss4".3 Dollars paid on
March 18th. 1926. as taxes for the
NOW. THEREFORE,. NOTICE ~
lIEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Anton W. I4eplxto and Selma s.
liz. E..,l H.. wife; mor,gagers; 70
Paul. body corporate. OF the City
Of st: Paul. county of Ramsey, State
Of Minnesota. mOrtgaEee, dated
December 18Th. l92., and filed for
record in the office Of the Register
Dakota. ON January 11th, 1929. and
a, Page 81. viii be ~ foreciosed ra ~ !:
sale OF the premises In such mort
gage and hereinafter described. at
the front door Of the Court House,
In the City Of bismarck. County o!
Enrleigh. and State ri North Da-
k0ta. at the hour of 2 o'clock y. M
on me With day OF August, 1926 to
satisfy the amount due upon such
mnrtEnKc on the day Of xnie, for
snt dcfaulted inStallmentH.. Said
sale w to he made subject and In
fert0r to the unpaid principal Of the
aforesaid mortgage to The Federal
and Bank of Saint Paul amounting
10 Twenty-fOur Hundred Nineteen
and &C. 100 ($cllN.6 Dollars The
premises described IN such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are situated In the County
~ RurleiEh. and State of North Da-
kota. and described as follows:
The Southwest Quarter (SW 1.D
OF Section Twelve (12), Township
One Hundred Forty-one (141D North.
Range Seventy.six t76) West. con-
tatninE One Hundred Sixty GCO)
acres. more or less, according to the
Government survey thereof
There will be due on said mort
gage mt the date Of sale for sail
defaulted installments, Insurance
and taxes the sum OF Four Hundred
Fifty-eight and 98-lOO ($458.98l
Dollars. together with statutory at
t0rney's fees and cost of foreclosures
as provided by law
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1925.
The Federal Land Bank
OF Saint Paul.
Mortgagee.
Attorney for mOrtgagee.
Darlington, North Dakota.
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