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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-24

$500 MCKINLEY ST. NV.
Tapestry brick. rooms. complete tile
nlsnt, foored attic, large lot IN heart OF
quiet residential community. yet convenient
er and builder. or your broker.
Cleveland SLOT. i
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WANTED--FARMS.

WOODS AND A STREAM
Farm within committing distance, with a
stream and partly In woods. GERTRUDE
VAN HQESEN, $50 shoreham Bidg. Dist.
eloss~ ,Azter-e DIN. .Nah. $780,. - Ns
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sALE--HouSEs.

ONLY $3.50.
Near Soldiers Home and reservoir. Z
rooms, bath. reception hall. entire house
metal weather-stripped and screened through
$1,000 cash. $3.50 monthly. Call Wiscon-
sin 420s: evening. Potomac $751;.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$10,5OO.
This is @ most attractive detached bun
galow-type house, reception hall. dining
room. living room, kitchen, two bed rooms
and bath on one moor. and large iioored at
tic; hot-water heat with oil burner. huilt-in
garage; large lot with flowers. trees. etc.
ideal location close to Conn. ave. Can be
sold on convenient terms.
McKEEVER & GOSS, Inc,
l4l5 K st. NV. Nat ALSO.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH--ATTRAcTIyE. CLAN
sottaees. electricity; inside closet. water;
day s North S 1908. @'' "A"''' ~''e''
ideal OLD COLONIAL HOME. three-ouarters
sss. RRa a..
sFeff 5sas pe Ssfa
COTTAGE. FIVE ROOMS; CORNER LOT.
North North 1asss Nd. for sale; terms. PnSne
saFTAs assn. F0F E.,5S.: ;ssE
FOR sALE-WELL BUILT coTTAGE.
eer ye say ssndy bee
ssEAUTIFULLX ssITyAT5sp &C TTT CadIx
e1esns Po Mr. Ma sss Nasth
each on s sSss al sis5 lot soss
fr Sc nd 5H1ni ssss BUNGALOW $500
NORTH BEACH COTTAGES FOR SALE
and rent also lots for ss,s d 1nSoiTs Posi-
once. North Beach. Md 28e
SON at North Chesapeake Beach; near . water
II, Mrs., SSS,SsS3sRs' sos Bay ave- or phone
9TH ST.. North chesapeake Beach, Md.-Com-
water inside; $500 season; 500 month H. $50
Adams 2728 before am. after pm.
) WATER FRONT LOTS 50xl76 FIT. AT
the near end Of Cobb Island Bridge. p. D..
Davis. 1916 M st. sc. Lincoln 1855 29s
SHERWOOD FoREsT-FoR RENT, THREE
rooms. bath. electric light and cpoking; bath
Hyattsviiie is22. Cali at cottage aas. SUNDAY.
SHERWOOD FOREST - COTTAGE, FUR
nished, Sl.275; forced to sell at once on ac-
count of sickness. Call lincoln 5343-J. IS.
SHERWOOD FOREST-For sale, attractive
bungalow. all conveniences, completely fur
nished; finest water front location. j.. @.
Johnson, 2842 Allendale pl. NV. Clev. 1927.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-CRESCENT COT
tsge. neatly furnished, SIS week. Phone
BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW, UP-TO-DATE
salt water SUBDIVISION on Chesapeake Bay,
only 80 miles from Capitol, State road:
Electric lights. mail delivery, etc; Lots and
Directions: Marlboro pike to Mt. Zion. turn
right 5la miles to Webbs Corner, then left
IRWIN owINGs. Owner,
Tower Building
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sALE-HOUSEs.
GIRARD, WEST OF 18th ST.
BARGAIN


LESS THAN $1,000.
tanning six sDscioH; bed rooms. Win ny dns
hot and os S, yO
possibilities. see this one as soon as posi-
CHAS. D. SAGER.
National oo3s s24 18th st. NV.
Siass 3 s.sk m
.:lSs ,osEs s
baths MT: Col Heiehts: direc. from
Box ISIS. Star once.
S SElef h.sh, Zee r poaehes sarass III;
Rent d tends saiasce dist $751; $3.50
CoLoREDCBRIcK HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Circle; large rooms. baths, pantriss.
ton @ North a oss. As'' ''''"''' ''N'
COLORED.
,oa2 Park I'd: MO rooms. 2 baths;
resor be
Nat 417s eve. phone. Col. 5424.
FOR SALE-vACANT-TO COLORED.
1908 New Jersey Ave. NV.
Brick, rooms and bath; cleo; to be newly
ssc .asO down. sDs saance $50 m
4
FOR sALE-CoLoRED.
Corner 9th and S St. NV. .
E PR T. wi sssSe i EASY ST TEF Nv
SPECIAL TO COLORED.
- II you are looking for an ideal home.
1923 Park Rd. NV.
and others in this section and elsewhere.
Open for Inspection to Q pm. week days,
all day Sunday.
On Ontario Rd. NV.
9 rooms On sn stn s Tsr near $500 3
9 rooms and bath, latrobe heat, garage,
Il is 10th not the dollar that am after. but
the reputation that must build up for my
II you have any houses to rent or sell, list
them with me; Refnancing,.
BEN JAMIN F. FLETCHER,
Exclusive Agent.
1888 18th ST. NV.
Once phone. North 6813 Residence. N. 1855.
COLORED.
SEE THE
HUGHES HOMES.
ULTRA-MoDERN GRAY TAPESTRY BRICK.
5, e, 7 ROOMS WITH HALLS.
SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN AND LIGHTED.
$40 18th NE, $6,175.
FACING KINGAAN LAKE. OPPOSITE
NEW GOVERNMENT PARK.
Constructed under personal supervision OF
an ENoINEER !; Of til the HIGHEsT, GRADE ma
18th AND BENNING RID.
John YOUNG Representative. Lincoln sls4.
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SALE--FARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
BEAUTIFUL FARM AND HOME COMBINED
would cost $4,000 to build. Send for list
Buell. Farm Agency. reaitor' Herndon, Fair
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL FARM ON 60-FT
pike In Maryland. miles from District:
4ia acres. modern home. rooms and bath,
electricity. hot-water heat. cellar; acres in
gra spnsnsS; Earase; could be subdiyided Price.
Is ACRES LEVEL. RICH LAND ON PATUX-
ent River; 4-room bungalow. win sell /
acre or more; 20 miles out; acres clear
Rhiss Rfs S:sds": Ms
COLONIAL VIRGINIA HOME, rs ACRES OF
valuable land; an old house, needing repairs;
a lawn full of stately iocusts: beautiful.
clear mo nd stream within Is yards Of the
culture and refinement; within so minutes
a beautiful Summer home and an ideal all
sSsd ;a sss s:s ss,. wi I'm: n
LITTLE FARMS HERE rs WHAT You
have been waiting for; Little farm. close to
washington on good pike: close school.
25 acres. Direct from owner to buyer only.
Very desirable; great opportunity.
About Z miles from District; substantial
ys,os no% s fruit: snd sssP shade
the thing for Government man who wants
sunshine and country life for his family;
pike, electric and steam lines; terms rea-
These are all in MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Spring Manor. RI >. Rockville. Ma. oo'a
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rover BullQlng.
SEE CEDARHURST.
ON CffESAPEAKE BAY

SEE GEDARHuRST.,
Lots and so.d At Prices
from b. 9; line via Marlboro rib and sSadsside
ELS: sSH s,snss d'fR soT'iis
PINEY POINT. MD..-NEAR PIER; LARGE
Xd asse r sos s S s. sat- Sss price,
rooms BEACH sS fa ys; % Sdss OF
$3.50 the season. June i to Sept. 30, or So
cTARLEs AsBorT k' Soreh i Beach, Md Apply
FOR SALE ACRES. GOOD HOUSE. FINE
barber, good garden. fruit trees. fshins.
j. Bradley. California. Nd. St. Marys CO. :
SOUTH RIVER PARK HAVE SEVERAL
very attractive furnished BUNGALOWS for rent
front lots 1 At Sa prees
sot so4sD zes sE asana As axs NV
BEST st 3 BUY "a, At NORTH BEAcH-LoTs 8,
m oWNER. Cleveland 1879.
COTTAGE FOR SALE. NORTH BEACH
Near g gsspne front ss,o $1,000.
WARLEE-ON-THE-SE
Two 5-room furnished bungalows for rent
on owners 16-acre place; all conveniences;
For miles dsa from aNRY g WsSsE fS1 n; SSns
Sun. or phone ANNAPOLIS 365-J.
Many =, pEcLARE SYLVAN SHORES. ON
aaa and
eS a bsen. See y ana nss r9 ySSs
E Lon sandy bessh Introduetery terms fer
lights al ss7s; easy terms. Furnished cottages
" CARL w. R1pD1cK, Owner. on Premise.
AddYegS
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Beautiful Groom Cottage.
Up to date. Small cash payment, bal
ance like rent. Pot. 1866.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
GAR BREAKS FENCE
 ANDLANDS |NL0T
Youths Arrested, One Accused of
 Driving While Drunk

Failing to observe a curve ahead. the operator of an automobile drove through a fence on Burritt street. near its Intersection with West Main street, last night, and the ma. chine stopped in a vacant lot. When policemen reached the spot. they found Stanley Nowakowski IS. of .S Lyman street, and Joseph kondrI- ski, 19, of 1886 Chestnut street, Ho!- yoke, Mass, sitting on the running board dazed. The former was lock ed up on d charge Of driving while under the influence of liquor and the latter for drunkenness, When the car went through the fence ons Of it's wheels was sheared off.
 Policemen Ernest Bloomquist and Cyrus Schoonmaker made the ar rests. They reported smelling alco- hol on the youths. Nowakowski had in his possession d tin special police badge and a police whistle. He re. fused to explain where he got them.
 When the case was called in court today, a continuance was ordered until tomorrow to permit the police to investigate the registration of the automobile.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
NOTED COMPOSER
 DIES IN R0XbURY
Harvey Loomis Composed Many
 Clever Comic Operas

Boston, Dec. 26 UP)-Christmas brought death to Harvey Worthing- ton Loomis, nationally known com poser and music editor. at his Rox- bury home. He was 65 years old.
 He was born in Brooklyn, N. r., on February 5, 1865, son Of Charles Battell Loomis. a tenor of some note. and Mary Worthington Looms. one Of the founders of the Brooklyn Fhilharm society.
 Loomis attended the Brooklyn Polytechnic institute and later be- came a pupil of Dr. Antonin Dvorak. He composed one grand opera, The Traitor Mandolin" four comic operas, 5S spirituals and other music.
 Tho comic operas were The Bur glars Bride" "The Maid of Athens ' "Going Up?" and The Bey of Baba."
 Loomis was considered an author ity on Indian music and had given many lectures on the subject,
 Funeral services will be held at Eastman funeral chapel tomorrow at 4:l5 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

classic curves be made somewhat more pronounced. Oil massage, Of course, suggested itself.
 Never Touches Money
 Details such as those of iinan- cial nature were left 10 the sccre- tarics because the Maharaja It is said. never touches money. Tn ladies emerged lovelier than ever and. after their initial initiation, appeared to enjoy the experience. They were instructed in the subtle art Of the proper application of creams, powders, etc., and in lie celebrated neighborhood the re- suit was considered a triumph for western beauty methods.
 In the meantime, London press reports said that Anglo-Indian cir cles were disturbed by the delay in arrival of the Maharajah Of Pa tiala, but he finally turned up and took his high place in the confer enco. There he has other prob- lens. for he has been engaged in a controversy with the government over a published attack on him by d so-c@llod committee on the h. dian States Peoples Association which alleged malpractjces in his treatment Of his people and the general administration of his stat. He wants q public inquiry Of thcS@
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
MAHARAJAH PRINCE
 WANTS FAT WIVES
Wants Beauty Shop to Add
 Pounds to Six SpouseS
BY MUNOTT SAUNDERS

Paris, Dec. 26-East is east for wives and west is west for their beauty treatment, judging from the conclusion Of the Maharajah of Patiala. who came out of the mys- tic east and introduced six of his favorites to all the occult mysteries Of d fashionable occidental parlof for making lovely the female of the species.
 The Maharajah wanted the works for his wives. from hair friction to pedicurc, but he wanted 10 know f they could be made a little more plump. This request almost upset the establishment. which is one of the most fashionable in Paris and accustomed to the Whims Of WoT- en but. Of course, there was spy- cial treatment for that sort of thing. The wives had it.
 Caused Interest in Paris His Royal Highness stopped
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
SCHOONER DOREN ADRIPT
 WITH SEVEN MEN ABOARD
Ship Not Sighted Since Tuesday When Tow Line Parted
 Raise Sails.

Truro, N. S.. Dec. 26 (UP)-The schooner Doren. with seven men aboard. was adrift today and had not been sighted since Tuesday after noon when her tow line to the Con- stance parted.
 The schooner. the steering gear oi which was disabled, cut loose into a GO mile wind. A snow storm came up shortly after. The Constance, which had been towing her to port, stood by until the Doren finally disappeared into the murk.
 The crew Of the Constance said that just before the Doren went out of sight, they noticed her crew had been able to raise a couple of head sails Captain Edward Kirk of Halifax was the master.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

over in Paris. with his cquipage. on his way to the Indian Round Table ConfcrnAce in London. H." reported there late for the meet inSs. although as Chancellor Of the Chamber of Princes he was th2 leading figure Of the various i'm posing delegations.
 In the meantime he looked after the 1-cll-being Of his friend wives and created quite a stir along the rue Ge Ia PaiX. where rare jewels get talked about He turned his mind from Indian problems long onou~h tc descend in person from his hotel iH the Champs Elyaees, where he had taken two floors, to inquire about beauty treatments.
 With His Highncss were two wives. registered in the books e: the establishment as the Maha- ranees A and B. also two male majordomos. The women were young and very attractive, but ap pearcd beWildered about this ad- venture which is supposed to maHe the female heart fluttcr, no matter what texture her skin or from what land she may hail.
 Arrangements were so satisfac- tory that the Maharajah later sent four more wives, rcgtStcred as tlc Maharanccs C, D. l. and F. H. Highncss, fabulously wealthy arl 1 from a country rich in ritual, ap. pcared to appreciate the beauty parlor ritual. with waves, elcctri. cal treatments. messages, facia
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Falcon Nest to Have
 Social for Children

More than 125 children. members of the Falcon drill classes. will be feted at the annual children's par.? tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Falcon hall on Beaver street.
 Entertainment will be furnished by children of the drill classes and an orchestra composed of children ranging from 10 to If years Tn age. Gifts will be given 10 all at tending.
 The committee, composed of mem bers Of Falcon Nest, consists Of Jo- seph Lukasiewicz, Walter Lecho- wicz. J. karpiej, Peter klimkieWlcz, Frank Story and John Cabaj
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

masks, benevolent baths, eyebrow plucking. manicuring and what ever else they do in such places. With his head held high and his military moustaches pointing up wards, he consigned his favorites to the glorification of their charms.
 But the Maharanees escaped one ordeal. It is reported that in sucn establishments there are Contriv- ances, which look like medieval instruments of torture, but actual ly are designed to take off weight. These were not required, accord ing to the grapevine cable bulle- tins, because the favorites were young and finely drawn. If pos sible, it was desirable that their
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Body of U. s. Minister
 Placed On Deutschland

Cherbourg, France, Dec. 26 QP,- The liner Deutschland, bearing the body of Gerrit John Diekema. late United States minister to the Neth- erlands, sailed today for New York.
 Mrs. Diekema was a passenger aboard the liner, which is due in New York on January l. There was no ceremony this morning as the body was taken aboard the liner from a tender.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
MISS BLJNL BETROTHED

Announcement was made today Of the engagement Of Miss Barbara N Blume daughter of Paul Blume ot hj GriaWold street 10 Robert J. Perry, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ned drick Perry of 507 Stanley street.
 Miss Blumc is native ot Ne" Yorl, city where she received her education. Prior 10 taking up her residence in New Britain she was an elocution teacher in New York. Mr Perry is q native Of this city.
 No date has been set for the Wed-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
RERIIN NAMED MANAGER

New York. Dec 2G GP) - The appointment Of F. F.. Berlin as gen ,raI manager ot the International Magazine company, publishers Of Cosmopolitan and other Hearst magazines was announced today by Ray Long, president Of the company
 Berlin succeeds T. j. White, who was recently made general manager ot all Hearst newspapers following lin was formerly general manager of advertising sales Of the IntcrnatIon- ul Magazine company,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
GILBERT ENTERS RACE

New York, Dec. 2G Pl-Wnus Gilbert, New England two-mile and steeplechase champion, running in the colors of the Boston 4. A. has sent in his entry for the two mile chase at the Columbus Council, K. of C. games, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Gilbert will match strides with such we'll known runners as Joe McCluakey, of l'ordhan, Joe Hagen. formerly of Columbia now Of the MiIlroso A. A. and possibly Lco Lcrmond. one Of Amcrica's leading milers who formerly competed ct the longer distances. Larmond has indicated lie may run.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

charges made against him in India and prosecution of those concern ed in circulating them. His ab- sence, it was suggested was due to the fact that nothing had been done in this direction. but beauty those of political nature, might explain his delay in arrival.
 The Maharajah of Patiala con trols the largest state in the Pun j4 h
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
ROBERT DFNNISON DEAD

Waterbury, Dec. 26 (P-A long business career was closed today with the death Of Robert Dennson local insurance man.
 MT. Dennison, who was 61 years old, died Wednesday, He was q former president of the Waterbury Real Estate board and had served on the board ot public works. He was at one time connected with thr insurance firm or Bronson and Dennison and later with the firm Of Dennison and Dennison.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
10 HORSES BURN ALIVE

New York, Dec. 26 P'-Ten horses were destroyed and eight were led 10 safety early today in fire that damaged a frame stable on East 124th street NJ. Carilo, own CT of the stable, and Patrolman John Doyle liberated the frenzied beasts after they had broken out of their stalls. The others were suf- located or burned to death In the back Of the barn before they could be reached.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
SUES FOR LOST BIRDS

Elizabeth, N. J., Dec. 26 LP, - Nine English ring-necked pheasants and l2 Japanese silkies are worth sl05 to Senator Hamilton F. kean of New Jersey, and he has started court proceedings to collect from Union township.
 He charges dogs broke down the wire fences of his Green Lane farm there and destroyed the birds. Last year the township paid similar bill of Sl36.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
BRIGHTER IN TOW

Delaware Breakwater, Del, Dec, 2G The Japanese freighter Bulo Maru, from Huelva. Spain. which lost her propeller off the Delaware Capes yesterday. passed in from sea today bound for Philadelphia. Tk~ vessel was in tow of the WreckinG steamer Willctt
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
TLOOD-FARMER BETROTHAL

Mrs. Mary Farmer Of 222 Falr- view street announces the engage ment Of her daughter, Margaret Dorothy, to Joseph A. Flood of 1SYd Stanley street. No date has been set for the marriage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-29
ROOSEVELT STATUE
MOVED NY0S square
Will Decorate Parking Driveway
at New Northern Pa.
cific Depot

Mandan's equestrian statue Of
Theodore Roosevelt, former president
Of the United States and colorful OBJ
server in the North Dakota Bad
Lands for many years, will be moved
tomorrow. 1t was announced today by
Charles D. Cooley. president Of the
Mandan city commission.
The statute will be placed in the
center Of the parking square at the
new Northern Pacific passenger de-
pot. adjacent to Main street.
The parking square will be made
into a one-way traffic drive, automo-
biles entering at the west and leaving
at the east. AS far as is known at
present. Mr.. Cooley said, the drive
way will not be paved as requested by
the city commission. Officials Of the
Northern Pacific temporarily plan to
grade the driveway with gravel and
d~isintegrated granite.
The statue of Roosevelt, which has
stood in its place near the depot just
off Main street for many years, was
presented to the city by DR.. Waldo
Coe. former resident OF Mandan who
now lives at Portland. Ore. DR.. Coe
also presented statues of Roosevelt to
the cities Of Minot, N. D., and Port
land, Ore.
A concrete foundation for the
statue is being laid today. CURLING
marking off entrances from Main
street was laid last week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-29
FARMER KILLED AS
He bEGS FOR mercy
Dispute Over Houseksspsr Il
Blamed for Fatal Shooting
on Wisconsin Farm

Alma Center, Wis. April 29.-R-
Shot down while he begged for mercy,
George Casper, Z: farmer near here,
died shortly after midnight today.
Henry Maletts Is sought BY = posse
as his slayer. He Is believed to b
hiding In the tangled swamplands
around MERRIAM Junction.
The cause Of the affair, authorities
were told, was . dispute over Cas-
per's housekeeper, 4 woman by the
name Of Putz Westerlund. She Is
Malett's niece.
The woman said she and Casper
came home to the farm three miles
from here. at 1890 last night and
found the house dark. When they
turned on the lights, they found
Maletts sitting on the divan With .
gun In his hands.
Casper went down on his knees and
begged for mercy, according to the
woman. She said Malett's answer
was . shot. Casper fell fatally wound.
ed and died during the night.
The lights went out again and she
was struck ove the head. When she
recovered consciousness. Maletts was
gone.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-29
MANDAN ABAND0NS
CLASS TRACK MEET
McMahan Enters - Men in
Capital City Meet; Strong
in Hurdles

Mandan high schools annual inter-
class track and field meet will be
abandoned this spring. 1t q an
nounced today by Athletic Director
Leonard G. McMahan.
Indictment weather prevented the
Braves from staging their meet earlier
this spring and, since the team Is en-
tered In the Capital City track and
field meet this spring, it would not
have been feasible to hold 1t this
week. With the May Festival and
May conference meets at the North
Dakota Agricultural college and the
University of North Dakota respec-
lively following the Capital City az
fairs, McMahan today decided against
holding m ~interclass event.
The athletic director has entered
- men in the meet at Bismarck Fri
day and Saturday, he said this morn
ing. The Braves strongest events
probably win be the high and low
hurdles, half mile. and broad Jump,
McAdahan believes. In the high
hurdles will Do Wilferd Lillibridge,
who won first In this event at the
state meet last spring, and Fred
Swanson. Swanson doubles In the
low hurdles, his fayorite event. Ran
dali and Toll both run the half mile
In better time than 2 minutes is Sec
ends. having done 80 yesterday after
noon on = poor track and under poor
weather conditions. Schwartz does
well over 10 fest In the broad jump.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-29
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FORECLOsURE SALE

Notice IL hereby given that that
livered by Helmo siirtola and Alma
si,st : h E.: Via SANK %R0e 81 SAINT r g The :
corporation, Of the City Of st. Paul,
sofa, mortgagee, dated the 9th day
n n 2 : ofsies' IL aei &. .P Ref fia:s es e I pseSa
Of the County OF Burleigh and State
Of North Dakota on the 34th day Of
January. lg1S, and 70 Hook
1ss Ct Mcrtsa:e: e p1ss %; viii ns
IN such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed ut the front. door OF the court
house In the City OF Bismarck. In the
County Of BurleiEh and state of North
P. A., on the End day % June. 1880.
to satisfy the mount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale.
Pursuant 70 provision made e such
fore declared and does hereby declare
ID. whole mortgage Indebtedness due
The prcsnisss described In such
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TcSst.s sont.i ss79fcs r as,*.,i Su ae4s:.
mors Or less, according 10 the
leish County, North Dskots:
rage 1t the date OF sale the sum Of
Forty-seven Hundred eixty.siGht and
$500 Dollars ~(lt7ss.sel. .togsther
With statutory attorneys fses and
Dstsd %: sss.S Az os AgE!l, ...s:
or SAINT PAUL !
zuser : Tillotson Attorney Scr Mort
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