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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

Unless some such action is taken,
and the attempt made to "enforce
peace. we might better cease our
protostations OF a desire for peace.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
The Duck.

A little schoolgirl In Michigan has
written the following essay on the
duck:
The duck Is low heavy set bird.
He Is n mighty poor singer having u
coarse voice caused by getting so many
frogs In his neck and he likes the wa.
ter and carries toy balloon in his
stomach to keep from sinking the Duck
has only two legs and they are set so
far back on his running gears by ma
ture that they come pretty near miss
Ing his body some ducks when they
get big curls on their tails are called
brakes and don't have to set or hatch
but just loaf and go swimming and
eat everything In sight II l were 10 be
a duck | would rather be drake they
have wide bill like they use It for a
spade they walk like drunk man they
bounce and bump about from side to
side II you scare them they will dap
their wings and trv to make pass at
singing" g."-Detroit Journal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
WILL SPEAK ON
PROPOSED BILL

Or. G. l.. Tufts, OF Portland. was
in the city recently In behalf OF \
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bill, 10 be
submitted to the voters at the Novem-
ber election. He will return to
speak on the subject on Sunday, May
2S. at the Presbyterian church, In the
morning. and Mt n union mass meet
ing at night In the Methodist church,
DR.. Tufts. who organized the Anti
Saloon League OF Oregon, Is now
state superintendent OF the Weekly
Rest Day League. The bill which the
league Is promoting. said Mr.. Tufts.
provides for the closing on Sunday
OF all unnecessary business and labor
This will give the proprietor as we'll
as the employe a day OF rest. Then
the continuous. or seven-day per
week industries. are to allow their
employees twenty-four consecutive
hours OF rest each week. In this
class are such industries as hotels.
restaurants transportation lines.
telephone and telegraph service.
sugar beet plants. cheese factories,
daily newspapers. and all industries
which must be kept in daily opera
tion.
In the six-day class are groceries
bakeries. barber and butcher shops.
mercantile stores In general. except
the sale OF drugs and medicines, milk
and daily newspapers. Also all un-
necessary work In mills. mines, fac
tories. work shops. logging and con-
struction camps and on farms Jews
and Seventh Day Adventists may
choose either Saturday or Sunday as
their rest day. The bill does not
apply to private work which is not
done for gain or wages.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
America. Appalling F,rs Less.

Every man, woman and child In tho
United States pays 50 year for firc
waste. II on certain day OF the year
a government official should 20 to the
average family OF live persons and pre-
sent bill for Sl5 as the annual Ore
tax OF the family. there would he
universal protest against the tax and
against the carelcssness which makes
possible a yearly fire waste OF $780,
100000 In this country. Big manufac-
turers and big merchants know that
the fire expense TO which they are sub
jected Is drain ON all the people. but
because 1t is indirect the average per-
son Is not conscious he Is paying q tax.
Let the masses once realize that every
time they buy u hat. Il pair OF shoes
or suit OF clothes or anything which
goes through the regular channels OF
industry. production. distribution and
exchange. they are paying part Of
the country's enormous fire tax. and
tire prevention would become the order
Of the day.--Leslie's.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
BELIEVE FALL Of
vtRDUM CERTAIN

Berlin. May so,---Germans regard
the fall OF verdun as certain, They
do net believe, however. that Its sur
render will result In collapse OF
the allies,
The German lines are drawing clos
er around the fortress today, Il Is
understood here that the defense Gen.
tering on Hin So4 aud Dead Mans
hill will soon be In German hands.
The Germans hold that by con-
slant hammering at the French. with
Italy and the British and Russians
being firmly checked. they are CON-
ing nearer TO victory every day,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
NEW CAMPAIGN ON
BELGIAN FRONT

London, May s0.---German troops
are preparing for tremendous Of
fensive on the Belgian front, accord
ing to dispatches from Holland to-
day,
For three days there has been a
heavy movement OF men and ammu-
milton toward the firing line. Big
guns are reported concentrated In
massed batteries from the sea coast
to Ypres. Teuton air scouts are most
active over the scene of the expected
battle. II Is considered a possibility
that the Germans may renew their ef-
forts to smash through to Calais.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
Pinohed Him Financially.


An esteemed citizen went into shoe
store In a metropolitan town and asked
to see some leather goods. Another
minute an obllglng salesman was haul
ing out some boxes.
That's nice looking shoe" re-
marked the customer as the salesman
pushed his foot into shiny right and
started to lace It. "what Is the price p
This pair In 49," responded the sales.
man as he finished the laclng and ran
his hand across the vamp. Does II
pinch you any?"
"Wcll, should say that Il does!' was
the prompt reJolnder OF the customer.
Give me something about So cheaper, 1"
---Kansas City star.
Sincere Regret.
a seedy looking individual In n Wa,
street saloon turned from the frce
lunch counter where he had been helm.
ing himself most generously. oud All,
to the barkeeper.
Friend, can yon trus, mo for n g,n..
Of beer III tomorrow
NO." said the barkeep.
= nm sorry to hear that" snid the
'eedy one. ut seems kinder moan 10
'a' tne amount OF free lunch ! have
,nu 'heh not buy nothin'."-New York
Globe. -"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
FRENCH ATTACK GERMANS
Nf ALONG THE WEST FRONT

Berlin, May 20. Repeated French
attacks against newly conquered Ger
man positions along the Haucourt-
Esnes road, northwest OF Verdun,
have been smashed, the war Office de-
clared today. In the Argonne forest,
German soldiers plunged through to
the French second line trenches, TAX
ing prisoners.
German aviators successfully at
tackled enemy ships off the coast OF
Flanders, and hurled shells on Dun
kirk aerodomes and railroad depots
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-21
at Dixmude, Poperinghe, Amiens,
Chalons, st. Pol and Suippes.
Reasons.

The stingiest man In the world,sued
for divorce because his wife was
wasteful and extrayaEnt.
"WiIl you give the court some .spe-
cific instances:- asked the lawyer.
"Well. one day she goes and buys
three toothbrustes, one for herself and
one for each Of the kids. And the
worst Of it was we already had one
good one" Michigan GargOyie.
Envelopes printed at the Courier
office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
cHANcEnr DEEDS or rnusr.
Fourteen Deeds of Trust, Amou,t,n,
10 SIf,5SS-5

raul "; Ilowlc to Il. y. Lancaster.
trustee. at%it6 feet al-e inches south
$4,000.
j. Ice Davis to w. L. Miller. ,rus-
dcc. :oXl feet south line Leigh street.
April %. 1916: s4s6a.75. ''''''
TYLER. trustee. l5Ms5 feet At the south :
Streets. April %, 1915: sss5. w =
Mnhleman & Kavhoc to Thomas W.
ttiardner ct al; trustees. % l-sx,ao
1915: sA,a75
II. r Kemner to J; r; carmea,, 'rus-
street. i3s feet north of y street.
APRIL 20. 1915: sI.G9s.
Lena Askin TO I. L. Campbell trus-
.'hambcrlaync Court, April ;. 1915:
s39n.
C.. T., Phillips TO same lots 70 and
IN BLOCK in the plan Of Cham
~ !" MrMulien to same. lots 80. IS
and So III block y In he plan or Cham
berlaync Court, April $. 1916: s225.
lots 81 and 20. in block r In the plan
OF Chamberlaync Court. April ,. 1916:
!. 4. Rcnfrow to same. lots o, ~ q.
and % In block G in the plan Of
.hGaon1berlayne Court. April :. 1916;
=. w. Matthews ct ais. 10 same. lots
and in block + in the plan Of
.,Ih.amberlayne Court. April s. 1916;
J. G. Allen to same. lots IS. az and
20 IN block r in III: plan OF Cham
u. T.. Herald 20 VI. u. walker trus-
tee. InXl4o feet east line I'endall Ave
nue.. l1o feet north OF Bacon stree.
April -. 1916: $1,000.
w A. Meredith to John 4 Cutchins
ct al trustees. sc feet 10 inches h..
% feet at the southcas; corner ~
Mulberry and Main Streets. April ..
1916: 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eighteen Deeds OF BnrEaIn and Sale
AnnuniInr In 2IOI. s. GO.

Eighteen Deeds OF BnrEain and Sale.
Amounting to SIO1, 81 I 90.
Sallic T.. Elicit ct al. TO j. Lee Davis
3oXl1S feet south line Leigh street, a3
feet J.: inch east Of Sixth street
April &c. 1916: tax, IS; SO.
Davis Land 60. to Sadie W. IIar-
wood. 90 feet Sl2 inches by i36 feet
!, inches cas-, line ,I Iioulcvard $50 feet
is, 1915: tax. Sl".50: $40.
n. q. Stokes ct vir to Mary. v kel-
log. I" oo feet cas-, line Noble Ave
April Is. 1915; sl.7ao
T.: j. Heattie ct nj. 70 w. +. Gravins.
26 feet inches by l2a feet south line
Tt an,r so Avsmne '"sl-2 feet Vest Of
IS: $40.
Rosa THOMPSON ct yir. to II. +. Z.
first street. lsS feet north of Street.
April 20. 1915; tax. $3.50: $40
Avondale Land co; to q. r. Var
April s. 1916: sl.05o,
Land Investment Corr. to Lena AS
Chamberlayne Court. April :. 1916
sl.loO.
same to c. u. Phillips. lots 80 and
q in block c in the plan Of chamber
Same TO ~ l.. McMulIen. trustee. lots
~. "a and 30 in block y in the plan
$1,000.
Same to l.ot,yc T. Mahoney. lots 81
and 80 in block r in tho plan Of Cham
bcrlayne Court. April >. 1916: $3.50.
Same to J. a. rcnfrow, lots % o.
20 and ., in block Z in the plan Of
Chambcrlayne Corrt April 3. 1915;
$4,000.
Same 10 Phillip W. Matthews o, al
lots and in block r in the plan Of
.hambcriayne Coart April :. 1915.
Same to j. c. Allen. lots &c. IS and
"a in block b in the plan Of Chamber
layne Court. April ), 1916: 1919
~. W. Templeman ct uX. TO * V
Jackson. 3SX60 feet west line Second
/ Street, CO feet south OF jackson Street
.\rril !, 1916: tax. S2.70; $40.
John Il. White ri uX. to +. l., Hunt.
lSNl0o feet at the southwest corner OF
Munford and Leigh Streets. April 10.
1876 sl.50O.
G II. Schwalm ct ux. 10 Edith f.
Rex. 3ONlS1 feet south limo Floyd Ave-
nue.. 40 feet west of Sheppard street
| APRIL -. 1915: tax. $50: $40.
Frank NJ. BoX.ty ct uX. ct al. to w
\. Meredith, sc feet 10 inches by li5
feet Al the southeast corner OF Null
berry and Main Streets. April 90.
1915: S4.J4666.
Virginia Railway and Power Com
, nany to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company. tract OF land running from
seventh to Ninth Streets. fronting on
both Of these streets and extending
south Ia tho James River. The lot
hcCins 1914 feet south Of Overton
street on Seventh Street. and is south
of the itaXall Canal. February 81,
1916; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Featuring tho trading on the local
real estate market Yesterday was the
deal 10y which the Atlantic Coast Line
iiailroad Company acquired tract Of
land between Seventh and Smith
Streets. fronting on the James River.
from the Virginia halfway and Power
Company. Tho lot extends from Sew
en,h 10 Ninth streets, lust south Of
tho old Ilaxall Canal and runs back
I" the James Hirci. The property sold
for $55.0nO.
This is the second lot OF land in this
section tina; the Atlauii,: Coast Line
railroad has acquired within the past
month. II has puro hased several other
lots during thc past .wo wears for the
avowcd pnrrosc Of cnlnrgiug its freight
terminals At the E!r;i Street station.
Tho Davis Land Company sold to
Sadie W, flarwocd an improved 10,
fronting nifty feet eight and one -haIf
inches on the east SIDE OF the RouIe
ward. Just north Of the corner OF FLOYD
Avenue, for $1,000. =. j. Rcattie sold
! twenty six feet with improvements on
tho south side 81 stuart Avenue. near
| Robinson street, to W J.. ,;ravins for
| s.. 900.
The Building Department issued n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
Bank CIrarincs.

Nt:w YORK April Is Bank rIeaiinEs in
IN" United Statcv for tho week ending April
= .ESrcr.t" St.G,o.;c5 D',. against si3s..33t
oDa last week. aud So. 90 100 liz this wet,
last Year Following age the returns FOR
this week. With pcrCentaScs oI increase
- "omrarCd with this week LEST year
NV York. s2..s7.aS'. 90: increase, Ga
chicago. s"ss.i.I.c" increase so
Philadelphia. {:i5.0.a.0ho: Increase. "a.
Hcatcn. 1901 c.lrp. incrca"c- II
- Louis 80 81. Oh. :iIcr"as., IL
k.ngaS city. ISL. one: incrcass. rs
San Francisco. 3sn.ISi.Gee. increase. SIS
Pittsburgh. S:5.?Ss. coo: increase. ao.G
Baltimore. SIS. 600: incrca-e. IS
Cleveland, Sa6. 1I5.o0o. Increase i4I
Detroit, <cstIc.sH: increase So;
cincinnati. 50 eco increase cot
Minneapolis 81 49,. Nno: Increase U.s.
Los inr"lc- {"5..oi .oon; increase" Gs.I
Omaha. 5:n..o7O0". increase, Ia.
Now Dricans. sIa. 81. ono: Increase. 80
Milwaukee. slIs1i ."hh: increase. 80
louisville. $l5.s:i.MH; ,nCrea." -
i;chTnord. tI5.i",GHn, Increase. 49,
Atlanta. tii:g"I.,nd. 'ncicasr. SO
81. PAU, Sl".tlI.T1. increase" 20;
seattle. tH.:tl.t"n: increa.c. tS;
Hufa'o. $4,000 increase IS
Portland. Orc. S!0.GSS. 400: inrreasn a.
Washington tS.lI1.@t1: incrcasc. IL
Denver. {l.i1i"ro: increase. .;
houston. f$.5I56"H increase. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
COTTON MARkI.IS

NiN york hpTil 8. d, moro DpurI.f,,
"" "f international pp'i'l,e and r,l2,iuc',-
MN ">nle' SeHmcG 70 pouribis for nu r,rIN
arNahcs iH IN" cotton marriott. hur, after
scllinr M 10 J." lsc Tor .hlly prices o.s.d
on TO roo for that position. aud thu chs =
VS. stead. net MONT higher 10 3 ron,
iorer 800
IN. mariect hcrt oprued r,.adv :, an
ad'dno" OF Z" !. points. Scattering n..r.
mouth lipuid-tinI offerings wcro readily .h.
toftei ''N"rhisht SpO: *dNic'S from inc
south h.isrd tho advance which carried
MAY up to llcsc, October to u, and DE.
tcOiner y" j? sec. or shout to uoinis ne,
higher during the middl. Of tho morning
rhe market turDtd easier during tho .rrr.
noon under realizing MAY .,io ~ !,
II aic IN III, iste trading, while ociohcr a.,
clin.d-jo l&2I!. znd The close was ~ rrac.
n"aily the low point Of tho dby. \ nr,a >.
ran rtroIt t-Iuea around ritdday 'tutt.,rcd
IN increase Of only 50 per cent in ucr.agn
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+, tiiews. lot 10 in block .3 I'm the plan
%. COLONIAL i.lacc. .cction Il. April is.

thews. lot 10 in block .3 I'm the plan
.. SoioIiNl i:lacc. 3cction 4. April is,
Sally H. Walker ct sir. to Il. W.
Crcnshnw CT al, 20. l-3 acres known
rs rs led, GSdnr I'M, about four niles cas-.
loseDh q. Blackburn ct uX. to Charles
~ Erkcrt. lots-l. =. aud s In block
~ ui the p'nn OF Woodvill". April -,
I9is; GiN. $3.50: so.
sullivan Jackson ct uX. to Henry
Jackson. lot o. land near yellow
Iavcrn. about six ana onc-half miles
"orth OF the city. April IL. 1915. 800.
w. u. Palmer et uN. to &. w. Rcalc.
!. acres ON the Osborne Turnpike. about
1916; tax. 81: $40.
Greater Eichmomd Realty Corp. Ia
Gonic BiESer lot in block Is In the
~. 1916: $3.50.
Wells Birchnrd CT uN. to Morcy Lane,
lois TO In block II in the plan Of
81: $40. "">'
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued Yesterday nv
th.c, state Corporation Commission as
Amendment to charter business
Mems Association of Newport News.
changing name to Retail Merchants
Raleigh development Corporation,
Norfolk. Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
Sho0o: par value. 500. l.. II. Whiteley
president. Portsmouth, and j. W. Lcafc.
secretary.
Foreign charter. Stale or New York {:
Stockwood Realty Corporation. Capt
tai stock. $1,000. J. Carson Adk crson.
statutory agent. Woodstock
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits, Amounting to


Seven building Permits, Amounting TO
SiT,tOO.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler, as follows:
L. a. kinsey. to build n two-story
brick dwelling at 22oA Stuart Avenue.
to,cost $4,000.
Fred Bernhardt. TO build a two-s,ory
brick dwelling at 302 Chamberlayne
Avenue, to cost $1,000
William Ouarlcy, to build one story
frame dwelling on the south side OF
the Lady Mile Road, In Providence
Park. TO cost $500.
v. Turner. TO build two-s,ory frame
dwelling on the east side Of Magnolia
Avenue. between sydney Street and the
Brookland lark Boulevard. TO cost 81.
]. w: and r. IT. Avis. to build two
story frame succeed dwelling on the
west side OF Woodrow Avenue, he
tween Jones and Crawford Streets. to
cost $3.50.
Mrs. Mary F.: Farley. TO repair frame
dwelling IA EastA Eleventh Street. TO
cost s2IO
Pearl Gray. TO repair frame dwelling
1905 Decatur Street. to cost $3.50
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARlrr.

NEW YORK, Ap:! IS Tenders ~ 1850
bs rrcls on May contract depressed. that 'ie-
livery. hut forward months I'm coftonS"ed
oil We're higher on scattered buying for long
account and covering ~ Shorts. offerings
were light. MAY closed :. points lowe. Will.
the balance II IN" list nov Ell r"i gains
OF To points. Saic~. i:!cH hsrr".- III"
market closed steady Spot, 1850 bio Ma.
n. "a 1915: Juno. l"'ofi 10 >; July. 1I'-i n
II. o.: August, il0l lloi: Soptcm6cr. IL 80
1898: October, .'"ii s'- November ti-9 &c:
December, s.. a So
Raw sucar stead. .utrifu-.l SIS. mo-
l.ss"-. So. rcfincd. arm Sp"t ,cfto'. .tesdy
III" - So. Santos & lr;.r Butter 7rU:.
,'h..s,. irr.L IL
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TOBACCO MARKET.
, By Fraser \ IOnN;llus
Richmond. - .,yril
lIiICAGn GKAI\ ManIiE.r

CHICAGO. hpril IS Assertions that zrrcn
mug d-uage had become conceal ihr"ush-
out oklahoma and thai iniirv from Iics-.n
ny wAs developing rartdiN in Missouri, rallied
the wheat market o-day. after an carly d.
civ" NeN"rIhcl"ss. prices closed weak 1T
- ~. Tor May aud si,lti, for .tuly. with
tn" in1 rkot whole ~ ~ to - up com
r-r'd with yesterdays finish. rh" ,.utru,re
iu corn ga. 80 10 NJ i7c down. oats vrrn
unchanged Ia shade lower. and provisions
Varied from unchanged nsurcs 10 rise