davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

JOIgenbes origineIe Weibno9tss
bib bon Der Tront pur6e nod
@apern beri9tet:
SIN Monnf9aftsroum fiben bic
3uriidgebliebensn fin beieinonber.
Die Meibno9tsfeier bes 8ataiuons
1T pOriiber, ife Bat fnon 5psi Gage
borber tattsefunben, feierlia unb
frObli9 Suglei9, sbomit oue teilnsbs
men fonnten.
Nun finb bic Observation-Disclosures
fort unb bic &ameroben ouf Sn
9rittel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oienf
1T teiner mebr am Na9mittag Oes
a., unb ieber tut, mas er mag.
Sie boben bic MeibnoGtspafcte
BON 9oufe ousgepadt, unb man4er
fiBt tDebmiitig BET ben BrieFen Der
Seinen, elm onberer ~tnobbert an
mas Siibem, unb Der Oritte rou9t
bic Meibna9ts3igarre aus Der 9eis
mat -. bic 9er5en tperbea pei4 unb
tinbli9; beim flie9en bic iungen
Seclen ins Glternbous, onbere gu
6rau unb Rinb, benen tpObl in bies
fer Stunbe bic 2i9ter btennen un>
ter beiben SrGnen UNI ben Jernen
= unb feiner fagt ettpos.
9a itebt Der Granal auf fonit Der
Munteriten elmer, Der aber beut aud
nod fein Mort gefpro9en crit
elm tiefer Geuf3er, un6 bann briAt
es idb 9erpor -. d Boom muaB
fer ---!" unb plObli9 tommt
2eben in bic feline @eieaf9aft.
Der Jron3l bot rsdt," %riaipOi,
a Meibnadt'n pou'mer 9am -.
unb f9on tit Der erfte CUR Sir bins
aus, unb no9 unglaubli9 tur5er
.3eit, benin Der Malb lit gar niht
nabe, fDmmt er ftroblenb 5uriid nit
benz requirierten Wei6na9tsbdum>
den.
Nun beginnt elm eifrises SreibeH.
giner lduft binaus, bolt gretter
unb 2eiIten, fGgt unb nagelt, unb
in Elm poar Minuten lit Der Sub
fertig, unb bos 8dum9en itebt ftol5
aufre9t.
naer5en miioB mer BAN, beiBt's
nun, unb freubetrablenb bringt Der
Spni cine bide Serge gum 8Orf4ein
- rur Elm Stiid, bielIeidt banbs
lang, ober man lit ia g%eniigiam.
,tponn's muir brennt!" S9nea 1T
bos gnb9en 2i9t in bret Seile 5er>
f9nitten, nit 9robt bur9fto9en unb
an ben Neiten befeitist.
nWas bait bann Ou Oa9" fragt Der
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Dtf Kan1pfr ant Unl ri Gana.

ginnenben &ompf, bon ben @rGben,
bic fi9 bon Der Spibs ins Sal aogen,
CAB man Gin5elfeuer. Das mar Dos
3ei9en, bob Der Geinb in S9uB~
peite getpmmen, unb nun fdlusen
aud f9on Sauienbe feinbli9er Sc
pebrtugeln - SaIbenfeuer = gegen
un1ere Stellungen. Oa begonl erf
bic perbeerenbe Mrbeit unferer Orr
t~illerie. Niit grOBter Jeuerf4nellig@
felt parfen unIere- nSpriBen" 8lei
unb @iien in Die &eiben Der anftiirz
member 5einoe, man bOrte nur itebr
ununterbro9en Bonner, Der Malb,
bebedt BON bi@tsn Rau@nplten.
I6ien Jeuer gu fpeien, ni4t Der
8ru9teiI eirer Setunbe blieb BON
unIeren MrtilIeriften unbeniibt, unb
in ben unabldffig r%ollsnben OOnner
mengte fi9 bas bumpfe Nuff4lagen
Der 6anbgranaten un0 Der Minen=
perfer. Sd ftanb aufre9t unb frei<
gegeben auf einem 5elsborfprunge unb
leitete bas Seuer Der Mrtillerie, beSa
len Mirtung fur9tbar g%eipefen gu
lein f9eint. 1lngefdbr I'm Mitter@
no9t NOR Der Nnsriff Der StaIiener
5uIammengebro9en, nur gegen bic
Spite bes 8erges belt er nod an.
Die @eI9offe Der &anonen fuaten
nun bort nit Grfolg i6r 3iel. 8alb
NOR au9 Der Qngriff auf ben @ipfel
obeeI9lagen. Mir unterbielten nun
Sperrfeuer. lin 4 l1br friib riiifeten
bic StoIiener gum Nngriff nit benz
8oionett, aber unfere Mrtillerie bers
binberte ben 6einO an Der 9omms
lung. Dies mar nur Elm 8eilpiel.
Die folgenben Sage bra9ten Nnsriff
ouf 4nsriff, bel Sag unb Na9t,
obne lnterlaB, Der Seinb glaubte
uns auf bieie weiie gu ermiiOen Dber
ouf5urei6sn. Wie tie ii9 tGuf9ten!
Rur bic eriten SturmtOlonnen bes
5einbes, Der ftets in Mari9fOrma>
tion, in &eib unb @lieb unb batail>
lonsipeiie ansrif5, errei6ten Bel ben
f~olgenben 4nsriffen uniere 9inbers
ni1fe, ipeiterautommen tpar bur9 bic
ausgeaeidnete 9altung Der 9rabenz
befaBung ousgeIdloffen. unb ba uns
fer Gperrfeuer @eneralmarf4 baau
trommelte, mar oud bas 3uriidflus
ten 5ur lnm0elidteit getpOrben. linz
ter biefem Sperrfeuer berbluteten aud
'e &eferDen bes Jeinbes, bieie geriss
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

errei6en rur mebr bic Irtilleriegez
f9of1e unfere Stellungen, biefe fom@
men ober pinttlid unb gepiifenbaft,
in ben itolienif@sn SaiBensrdben,
bic so Meter BON u~nieren Stellungen
entfernt iinb, berrf4t aiemli@e &ube.
Die Staliener tperben pobl au9 redt
talt baben, trpBbem iie 9emben butt
aenbnei@e an ibren R0rpern baben.
SInf3ebn Ge59iibe Der Staliener
ipeien @ifen unb @ift segen unferen
tiefperf9neiten Berg, aber man irrte
ii9 Bel Der Mnnabme. Der Sol 81
Qana TRACE bic %eint0nise Sarbe bes
@inters. Dur9 bic ununterbroGene
8eI9ieBung bur9 italienii4e 4rtil<
lerie infolge Der an 8abnfinn srenz
aenben 8ergeubuns bon @eidOifen
olIer Mrten bot Der S9nee feline
6arbe griinbli9 %seGnbert. er 1T GEE
trGnft nit pifrinIGure unb gefdrbt
bon ben Gtintgafen Der trepierten
@eI9offe, alfo re9t unsenieBbar unb
pielfdrbig, Der Sells ober, bic @teinz
maffen bes Col bi Cana, fe iinb
unter ber @u9t Der @ef9offe gu err
bigen Molfen gefGlogen, taufenbfa9
aertriimmert unb aertleinert, unb 10
miirbe ME bic @eiteinsmaffen bielt
Der Jeinb pabrf9einli9 aud nns.
Gr foll nur tpieberfommen.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Siinsite, unb aiebt einem onberen Elm
@nbe S9nur aus Der Saf9e, rgelt,
bab / mfrs bod slei bentt, bes bDs
a Mibeit19nur is. 9u, bOs gibt an
fetnen S9nee!". ). unb flugs feBt
er ii9 bin unb f9abt nit benz Mei~
fer gan3 borfi9tig bic @dnur gu
feinen, leiGten SlOden, 10 f9On unb
3art, tpie gbriitbaum59nee nur fein
fam, ben itreut ct nun leiit unb
buftig iiber ben Baum.
Die anberen iubeln -. .Jein
I9augt er aus - pie a ridtiger
8oam, Rera'n BANNER, S9nee bamz
mer, -. naha muaB fei nod ebbas
@liberinses aa bran.1 lin ebbas
a'efn az. ereifert fia Der nd9ite,
rb'Muatta bat alpei 10 &ringerl
bran bdngt. I'm 9eraer I'm 70 -"
nD0s fannH fei bam!" Gilig
tpirb bic Telbpoitf4a9tel bergebradt
- es 1T Der alertleinfte, Der Tie
bringt, taum bonn rihtigen Wilitdrz
mob, unb barum BON ben anberen
der 8ub" genonnt. l1nb er tramt
bic Stringent" aus unb bic r9erser"
unb bic r8rsBen", bic bic Mutter
gebaden, unb balo bdngen tie am
Baum.
.glba's @liberinse" Der
Sepp ldBt ni9t lodsr, rbalbft bDs
nit babts. NADIA is ct niren, Der
Boom, slana'n muaB, I'm bliB'n, bob
Der b'Nugen peb team"
.Ia9a ipsrn mers f6o triae'n"
- Der Nelteite lest "a Gufagerl"
auf ben Slid. ntuat a jeSc e5bs
baaua, NADIA langts, I'm mer fqaf'n
uns g @liBeringe1. Se6e 9anb
fGbrt in bic 9ofentaide, unb f4nels
ler als seba9t, liesen brei Mort bei=
fammen.
Der Gepp pirb nun fortsef@idt,
neil er's am beften berftebt, unb Der
n8ub" gebt nit. Wie Der Minb fnb
fie i'm Dorf, in benz -einai9en RrGs
merIaben, unb baben bos Slid, aud
pirfli9 anerlei gu finben, mos glit>
CERT, elm paar @lastuseln unb n@ns
selsbaar" unb solbene NiHe....
flint finO lie tpieber in Der Stube,
bon oaen NIT Subel empfangen, unb
Der Rauf pirb besuta9tet nit Rsns
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Sic brei 9atteln.

Gin iunges MdO9en erbdlt bon ibz
rer Diana 0rei Odtteln nit ben
@orten: .Wenn BIZ Die Srii@te ges
gefen bait, bring mir bic brei &erne,
6amit i'd iebe, baB bu ie ni@t se>
59ludt bait.
3a9 elmer @eile fragt Mama:
rNun. bait BIZ Die Satteln gesef4
fen?"
.Sa, Mama."
n9lio glib mir bic Rsrne".
Die Rleine iibergibt Der Mama
3ipei &erne. DIANA erf9ridt unb
frast aufgerest na9 bem oritten 3er<
ne. Das &ino nerii9ert, oaB in ben
DatteIn nur 5tpei &erne tparen, unD
baB es teinen &ern gef@Iudt babe.
Die beforgte Mutter glaubt bas iez
bod ni4t, ionoern IdBt fofprt ben
Mrat bolen, pel9er Dem Rinbe Mb>
f;,brmittel uno 8re9mittel perOrb<
net. Na9oem oie Derbeerenbe Nirs
flung oieier MeOitamente DOrbei 1T,
frast bic Rleine f4i9tern: so.
Mdma. oarf id ieBt bic brittle 9attel
eFen9"
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Ger cmeIiidJc General nnO bic
erpberte 2Dge.

@rOBe Seiterfeit erregte Der 8eri9t
zines enslif4en &rititers, Der un=
ldngIt in elmer engliiden 3eitung gu
lefen NOR. Der Sbeater= unb Muiitz
referent Onpien bat I'M Drurb 2anez
Sbeater feline 2Oge, Die ct alabenOli9
3u beriiBen pflegt. Sett Ginger 3eit
mar Ser gIab ieDO4 tets, lDsnn Der
Mann Der Se0er lam, befeBt,, unb
atpar fab man einen General BARN,
9roB unb bemiibt, gefeben gu iperOen.
@inige Male IieB es 5i9 Oapien ges
falen, ga er benz General ben PlaB
nidt p%ertpeigern poate, benn er bielt
ibn fir einen tapferen Streiter, Der
Ii9 I'm Meiten ausge5ei9net battle. Die
@rtunoigungen ergoben ieoo4, baB
Der 6elb nrr bier Mo9en an Der
6ront getpeilt batte, unb baB er oanB
na9 2onbon 5uridgetebrt mar, UNI
fi9 ben Strapaaen bes 6~elo5uges
ni9t 1obalb pieoer aus5ufeBen. Clint
se 3eit fpdter tpnnte man einen iebr
l@erabaften Mrtifel in Der 3eitung
lefen, Ser ii9 rgroberer" %nannte, uno
Ser nit folsenbem SaBe f9loB: GGz
Jar bat @aaien erobert, Pompeius
Suoda, &arl Ser @robe Sa4fen,
Nilbelm Der @roberer @nglanD, 9einz
ri9 vi. paris unb Quopig
XVI. bas @lioB. 4u9 ben General
molten mir ni9t unertpdbnt laiien, Der
ii9 alabenbli9 i'm Sbeater 3eigt, au9
er bat cine ni9t unteOeutenoe @robez
rung gema4t: Die 2oee oes Rriz
titers Damien.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Ger GrHbIInnsblater.

Son araucn 8DIten triib un0 Ihiper,
Sit bidt perbdn9t Der pimmeI.
exit e~in5eIn, bod onnn mebr uno me6r,
Gar balo Gin oidt WeipimmeI,
Sdut Itcrnenipcis aus Iuftger S1b
0on5 IoutIos fill Der critic Shnee
Nings nuf Die groe niencr,
9enn Binter ipir0 es tuieoer.
Gin Dihtersmann bIidt, neil es fdneit,
EiefIinneno ourd bic Sheibeu
llno oenft: Stun lit es bobc Belt,
Gin Qcn30eoiht gu ihreibeu.
9ieiueiI Der erite SHnee tnum lag,
ga Idreibt Der Wdnn bonn NmieIIdlaa,
Bonn GnoIpen. @liiben, Gprieber,
Sen 6riibIing gu beeriiBcH.
8enn er ben erften Sdnee erbIidt,
Sen SriibIin9 nn5ubihten,
UIoubt SIR. bos fei total berriidtl
Sod it's 5u friib nit nidten:
Bon Neoaftion al Se.eoattion
Gilt nun Der Yers bieI Bod1en Thon.
llno Eff CT on9enommcn,
SIT Idn9It Der Mai eefommeu.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Der nebeItanb. rgun,
9elene, biit bu nit oeiner neilen
&69in sufrieOen?"
,@oneit - ia. Mber tie 9eibt
ungliidli9erpeiie 10 pie id, - unb
tpenn i4 nun pSclene1 rufe, bann
fommen mir ale beioe."
DrudfebIer. GIia tOnnte
por 2~iebesgram longe ni9t einf9la>
fen - bonn nabm fie elm S4af>
pulber.
49, BON Der S9miere. .ON
fir beute d~ngeiagte 8orfteliing Der
nSunsfrau bon Orleans" mnB lei<
Der ausfanen, oa Die beige Teuer>
ipebr atpeds Silfeleiftuns BET einein
8ronbe in Dem bena9barten &Ieins
Slsdersborf ibre Selms ielber
braudt."
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

aunqen. @inmoI tpoIlten iie tpieber
ben @ipfeI boben. @s f4pieg bic
Mrtillerie Der Staliener, unb bic uns
fsre besglei9en. Sin jeber bon uns
Gannte bic 8ebeutung biefer Rubez
paufe, @eiff un6 G0rper riiiteten ii4,
nber bic Jibern bebten ni9t, bas 9ats
ten mir urls in bieier 9DIIe I@on
IGngit obsetpObnt. gs mar abenbs,
bic Staliener ipplIten alfo our @bs
spe9slung einen Na9titurm unters
slebmen. Bon Der einen Settle be5
Berges ieBte bns Sat tof1 Der Mas
f9inensefpsbre Elm; fir urs aber mar
Der Teinb nod uniidtbar. Allmdb<
lid mif9te ii9 au4 bic cine unb bic
nubere nnferer &anonen in ben be-
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Mud Elm Munf@ putient:
u@9, !9err Dottor, Die Meoiain
nimmt 5i4 bait ga 10 i9le8t, =.
lGbt fiG's oenn nt9t einri4ten, bob
iie a bifeI na9 Bier f4medtg"
@erfsdt'e 8Osbeit. Gr>
lter G9uiteriunge: Sd neeB MIDI,
mir tlinet bet re9te DIR beute 10.
3peiter G9ufteriunge (bOsboft ld>
Aelnb): ga. oenn is oein Meeiter
ppbl lints2
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

nngerabrt. .Du biit 70
fibl gu mir, uno i9 f0nnte fterben
fir bid," feufate Gle e6le Satin.
,Oas CLAUDE i9," %antpOrtete Der
araufome S9uft. n0u miiroeft az
les tun, um mid in &usgaben gu
ftir8en."
Sm 3peifel. &oufmann
(su feinem @e9sidbrigen): r@ie ses
fGat Sir 6as nelte 8riiber9eng"
rMiTen mir es bebalten poer 1T
es blDB elm Muiterg"
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

nermienen. SEPT f6nsn bos Rdb>
5elig bergebolt un6 ange6unben nn0
aufgef9miidt -. Der .@ub" pir6
gon3 ftola, neil fem Ndb5eug Das
begebrteits lit, CT befibt ndmli4 elm
Gtiid9en rotten Saben, unb Der
mo9t fi9 gang Defenders biibf@ gu
ben Sil6ertugeln un6 benz griinsn
Baum.
ltnb barn 3iinben fie ibre 2t9ter
an, bic bel9eibenen ainOer
unb bic beilige Na9t tebrt Elm in
bic iungsn 9eraen unb nit ibrem
treuen &inberglauben =.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Miiben unb @traposen, in ben 9o9>
bergen setreue @a9t gu bolten. aber
BON BEN unfern trdgt Elm jeber feline
befonbere &riessertldrung on ben
@elf9en inherit in Der 8ruit, ba err
tragell fi9 au9 bic Miibieligfeiten
unb bic Mnforberungen, auf tiefberz
f6neiten SO9en in &dlte Biz gu 40
@rab 2ugaus gu Aaltsn. Ser5eit
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

BUS Sirol fommt bic folgenbe
Edilberung zines Der 8erteibiger Oes
Sol bi Cana bon ben blutigiten aller
RGmpfe in So9bergen bon SirOl:
Sn ben Sogen beftiger NngriFfs@
tGtigfeit Der Stoliener erbielten mir
bur9f9nittli9 5000 ArtiIlerieses
fhof1e olIer &aliber uuf unIere Stel<
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
Records of Whitman County

James IL. Martin to Frank I. Bar
nard, lots /, 2. 8. blk II, Pullman,
$3161.
Marshall X. Smell ct ux. to Cleve-
land Smith, sh lots IA, 10, l6, blk
Is, Evan, 81.
Mortgage
w. W. Pickett ct ux. to Pacific
Building e. Loan Assn, tract No. 2,
Rudolphs add, Lacrosse, $500.
Chattel Mortgages
E. S. Parrish to Steptoe State
bank, live stock, $500.
j. T. LaFollette to Holt Manufac-
turing Co., traction engine, $2400.
Releases
Security State bank, Lacrosse, to
VIM. W. Pickett ct ux., real mtge.
VIM. Hoare to VIM. c. DeYoung,
real mtge.
James II. Martin to Geo. p. Muir,
real mtge.
First State bank, Lacrosse, to
Chas. Reese, chat.
Conditional Bills OF Sale
Spokane Auto Co. to Geo. w. Rip
ley, truck, $3.50.
Norris Safe & Lock Co. to w. A.
Moss, safe, $85.
National Cash Register Co. to v.
X Secrest, register, $S7.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. to
John II. Bach, automobile, $l400.
Miscellaneous
X. Lanning to the public, affidavit.
e. W. Downen to the public, af-
fidayit.
James II. Martin to the public, at
fidayit.
John l.. Erwin to the public, af-
fidayit
Martha A. Rhoads to the public,
lots 3. Is, 16, blk Z, ST. John, de-
claration of homestead.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
EMERSON
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Health Is Worth Saving, and Some
Pullman People Know How to
Save 1t

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lives in their hands by neglecting
the kidneys when they know these
organs need help. Weak kidneys
are responsible for a vast amount
of suffering and i'll health-the
slightest delay is dangerous. Use
Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy that
has helped thousands of kidney suf-
ferers. Here is a Pullman citizen s
recommendation.
c. S. Stone, carpenter, COZ High
street, Pullman, says: Kidney
trouble came on from straining my
back at my work l had much
trouble from weak kidneys and a
dull pain settled in them, torturing
me. / was told to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills and l found they were Just
what | needed to help me- They took
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up the kidney secretions that had
been unnatural and soon freeing me
OF the pain"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Stone had. Foster
Milbur Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28


Ella J. Frances to Whitman Coun-
ty National bank, sh sh 26-20-41,
seq 27-20-41, $4,000.
Chattel Mortgage
Rosa Carney to A. 3. Willard, live
stock, $500.
Releases
Emma j. Ionic to V. e. Kuhn ct
ux., real mtge.
Western & Hawaiian Investment
Co. to Orville r. France ct ux., real
mtge.
A. II. Ayerill Machinery Co. to II.
W. Schultz, chat.
Assignment
W. S. Pritchard to r. G. Ionic,
real mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
National Cash Register Co. to
Dixon & Lamb, register, $40.
Miscellaneous
Spokane & Inland Railroad Co. TO
the public, easement for highway
purposes over strip in seq nwq 10
1913.
Ercell d. Brand VS.. Glen X. Brand
ct al, settlement OF estate, neg 6-2l-
81, swq S-19-39, decree of partition.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
APRIL Is, 1916


Deeds
Dwight Ensley ct uX. to Philip S.
Ensley, nh neg seq 2O-15-43, $1,000.
Allie G.. Roberts ct al. to e. W.
| Wagner, lot and part lot 2, blk %,
Mumm's add, Rosalia, one-fourth in
terest in lots /, I, s, and part lot .,
Blk q, Mumm's add, Rosalia, $2G25.
Slas W. Woodland to John ID.
Gulick, lots |, 4, part lot }, blk IS,
Beach's add, Palouse, $1,000.
Silas W. Woodland to John d. Gu
lick, lots /, 2, 3, /, blk 80, Wiley
End add, Palouse, $500.
John Wight ct uX. to II. w. Han
ford, three-tenths interest in lots 5,
&, blk 3, Oakesdale, $3.50.
Mortgages
E. +. Cole ct uX. to Day X Hansen
Security Co., Ell ell 2O-l9-45, $500.
S. &. Durham ct ux. to Pullman
Savings & Loan Assn, lots IL, II,
blk ), Lawrence & Holbrook's add,
Pullman, $500.
J. f. Kenoyer ct ux. to Geo. c.
Jewett, neq S-l3-4O, tracts in 1915
A, $4,000.
Chattel Mortgage
X. r. Sherrod to Citizens State
bank, Tekoa, live stock, machinery,
all crop on swq 16, nwq 81, nh 20
2O-45, $4,000.
Releases
Huntley Bros. to Adam McNeilly,
chat.
Standard Lumber Co. to c. +.
Reed ct uX., release OF lien.
Conditional Bill of Sale
The Crescent to Rose Theatre,
carpets, curtains, ETC., 1852.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
Deeds
APRIL II, 1916

Deeds
ID. W. Truax to Fay 4. Dobson, lot
"a, blk 2, Golden Rod cemetery, SIS.
w. H. Rudolph ct ux. to Fred Wes-
selman, tract in Rudolphs add, La
Crosse, 81.
]. R. Morgan to VIM. Il. Page, lots
9, 10. blk SO, oakesdale, 81.
Mortgages
David Schisser to Nj. G. Debord
swQ NEG seq nwq S-1S-45, $4,000.
Fred Wesselman to Pacific Build
ing & Loan Assn, tract in Rudolph S
add, Lacrosse, $1,000.
Chattel Mortgage
S. G. Wendover to r. X. Akridge,
live stock, $3.50.
Releases
NJ. G. Debord to David Schsser,
real mtge.
T. II. Howard to John h. Howard
ct ux., real mtge.
f. L. Gordon to Fred Wesselman,
real mtge.
Harry Terhune to Robert J, Har-
grave. real mtge.
Assignment
American Central Life Insurance
Co. to Harry Terhune, real mtge.
Conditional Bills of Sale
CulbertsonGrote Co. to
Mrs. w. r. Nance, rugs, 500.
Harry H. Olive Co. to VIM. w. Mel
vile, automobile, 1921.
S. f. Bowser 4 Co. to l. II. Hugh
ey tank. $50.
Miscellaneous
w. j. Davis ct ux. to j. T. Stott,
sh swq and sh seq 14-16-41, $4,000,
agreement.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28

We are receiving daily shipments
of the famous Dollar variety of Cali
tornia Strawberries. The quality is
fine, considering the long distance
they are shipped, and the price is
very reasonable. Phone 80.
apr2S c. r. SANDERS co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
APRIL IS, 1916
Deeds

CaSn. N. GaudlS ct uX to John
Suuires. half interest in a tract in blk
G. Pullman. $500.
f. w. Miller ct uX. to VIM A. Har-
disty part lot 10, blk II, Oakesdale,
part lot 20, blk 30, Oakesdale, $40.
F. n. Clark ct ux. to r.. c. Irvine,
part lot 4, blk 9, Lacrosse, $4,000.
Isaac II. Doggett to Chas. w. Schy
ct ux., part neq swq 22-2O-39. 81.
Isaac II. Doggett to Chas. w. Schy
ct ux., neg nwq sh nwq 22-20-39 eek
cepD, $4,000.
II. J. Welty to College Park Imp.
Co., lots Is, 10, blk 4, Mount View
add, Pullman, $25.
Marshall X. Smell ct ux. to Roy e.
iahd smith, lots !, z, ), 4, 3, 6, blk
a. EVAN VI
Marshall H. Smell ct uX. to Cleve-
l"hu SMITH ITS l, 2 ), 4, 5, 6, blk
- EVAN 81.
Lease
John Squires ct al. to First Nation
a. bank, Pullman, front room on first
floor in Flat Iron hlk Pullman
MORTGAGES
r e Irvine ond Doio,. t.,.;.,
H. G. Lucas. mart lot hi, O "a
Crosse. $4,000
j. f. Ailor eft ux to Irwin owis
neg neo S-13-45 mart swo noo 40,
A, $500.
VIM. f. Huffman to Union Trust
& Savings bank, swq 32-2O-39, lots
/, 2, and seq neg and neu seq 6-19-
80 (except), $41OO.
Roy E. York ct ux to Marshall X.
smell lots = g. y, 10, II, IL, 10, IA,
49, To- DIX 70, Evan, $145.
ChatteI Mortgages
R. c. Irvine ct ux. to II. G Lucas
machinery in Lacrosse CIipner stock
personal property, etc, s2500
NJ. V. Marcy ct ux. to A. p Will
ard, live stock, machinery. two-tbirds
crop on swo VII sao 81 N1
nh seq and sh seq 2, VIII neo 11-44-5
$3.50.
p. A. Mason Of a TO u c.,.
live stock, 1851.
G. f. Jamison n rranl, D..
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
lEIIIsI1iIiIIiIIEl

WANTED-Two or three fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping;
location immaterial; want to occupy
by May 10. Apply Herald office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
APRIL 10, 1916

DeeuS
| AIRY S. Wilson to James n. Dickin-
son, lot 4, blk %, Oakesdale, $500.
Chas. N. Gowdy to Joseph w. Ora
ham, lot 6, blk 1, Pullman, $4,000.
Alfred p Johnson ct ux. to b. II.
Swift, tract in Garfield. 81.
w. A. Yeo (executor) to Grace
Ieo, lot /, and part lot 2, blk 8,
Reaney's End add, Pullman, 81.
NJ. A. Dwire ct ux. to Louisa Conk-
lin lots /, 2, 3, 4, blk SO, Farming
ton, 81.
b. II. Swift to A. P. Johnson, tract
in Garfield, 81.
John f. Williams to G. NJ. Hiveley,
lot 3, blk 25, Lamont, $425.
Fritz Rackleman ct ux. to Mary
Allgaier, part nh swq 14-2O-45,
$265O.
VIM. Hackett ct al. to Charles
Hackett, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, l, s.,
blk s, Breding's add, Palouse, 81.
Mortgages
Frank A. Siegle ct TX. to Charles
Wood, eh neg seq and lots 4, 5, 6, Z.
sec %, eh nwq and neg 27-2O-41
(excepD, $25O0.
John Dyer ct ux. to o. D. Mckee
hen, all blk 8, College Hill add, Te-
koa, $500.
w. f. Echard ct ux. to Netherlands
American Mortgage bank, swq seq
32-1S-45, also tract in nwq neg s.
l7-45, $4,000.
Mary Allgaier ct yir to Fritz Rae
kelman, part of nh swq 14-2O-45,
$1S63.
Chattel Mortgages
Chris Bennett to j. w. Splater.
two-thirds crop on lots 2, 3, 4, and
VIII seq and eh swq 1888, $3.50.
l.. NJ. Bowman to Pullman State
bank, automobile, $24O.
Mary Allgaier ct vir to Fritz Rae
kelmann, machinery, $400.
w. G. Crisp ct ux. to Garfield
Trading Co., threshing outfit, $1256.
}. f. Bunnell to l.. C. Martin, live
stock, buggy, $40.
Releases
Edmund r. Pratt to Harry e. Jor-
dan, real mtge.
Ira +. Cook administrator to
Benjamin f. Colyar, real mtge.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Lawrence-Fisher Hardware Co. to
J. r, Smith, automobile. $246.
Hodgins Motor Co. to T. & C. Land
Co.. automobile. 1868.
Miscellaneous
VIM. Cole (sheriff) to G. NJ. Hive
ley ct uX., lot 3, blk 25, Lamont,
$2S5.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28

We need so medium sized women
and about dozen large ones to buy
the serge and poplin suits that we
are offering at big discounts. All
new spring suits.
EAIER song
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
APRIL 10, 1916
Deeds

Judson P. Lowry ct ux. to George
G. Jewett, lots /, 2, blk /. lots 3 a
DIX 2 Breeding's add. Palouse. 81.
Northern Pacific Railway Co IN
John d. McRae, nh swq S4-15-37
$6e0.
John D. McRae to McGregor Land
& Lave Stock Co. nh swq 84-15-S7
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28

Telephone peas fresh from New
York gardens. You cant tell them
from the real fresh peas; 20 cents
VIII prove 1t 10 you. apr2S
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-04-28
APRIL IA, 1916

Patent
United States of America to VIM.
}. Evans, VIII swq -, VIII nwq 1911
40.
Deeds
James A. Pendry ct ux. to Vernum
L. Kuhn, lot 2, blk SO, Pullman
$1,000.
VIM. Bradford ct ux. to ]. E. Cor
don, lots /, 2, 8. 4, 30-15-39, $1,000.
Fred J. Slips (guardian) to Err
cell d. Brand, swq S-19-39, 81.
Robert Jordan to Chas. w. Jordan
half interest in NEG seq 2-17-3s, 81
Annie Layne ct yir to w. W. Golf
lot 6, blk 7, Reaney's add, Pullman
81.
v L. Kuhn to James A. Hines
tract in S-14-45. $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-18
GRANGER, IND.

Andrew Johnson is moving his
household goods to Grant. Mich.
NJ f. Remley and family and
Wayne Remley of South Bend. and
Wilbur Healy and Miss Helen KrUm-
anaker of Mishawaka spent Sunday
at the home OF Albert Remley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams and
daughter Florence of Edwardsburg
spent Sunday with r. f. Lowry and
far2Iy
The Loyal Bereans Of the Chris
tan church gave a penny social Fri
day evening at the town hall
frank Keely has sold his farm
and expects TO move TO South Bend
eCCn.
Mrs. James Claunch of South
Bend visited her brother, L. T..
Barber, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kownover
spent Sunday at the home of Robert
Stone.
Charles Stephenson Of South Bend
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Stephenson Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Ream of Niles visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cover
ly, Tuesday.