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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06

For Sale room house. A. W.
Heyl. ADV. 44tf.
For Sale-Frame garage. 12xl6. a.
w. Heyl.-Adv. 44tf.
John Herbert was up from Ellis
Monday transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Naimon left
Wednesday evening for a visit with
relatives at Berlin, Nebr.
Editor Isle McElhinney was down
from Quinter Monday and made this
office pleasant fraternal call.
Lost:-On road east of town, Satur-
day. December 16. heavy black over
coat. Reward. Phillip MANI.
The city schools will reconvene
after the holidays on next Monday,
January sth. Parents please take
notice. Prof. Hemphill, Supt.
Misses Allison returned TO their
school last Monday after spending
their holiday vacation with their
parents. Miss Georgiana to st Lou
and Miss Grace to Denver.
Grandma Ashcroft went to Hill
City last Sunday where she will
spend the remainder Of the winter
with her son, John. Mrs. Pearson
and son, Ralph accompanied her.
Harry Reichard has just installed
new acetylin welding machine in his
hi
equips him for handling the high
class of work turned out at his shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Honomichl,
two daughters and son-in-law, James
Soukup, of Wilson, were here the
first of the week attending the Fol-
kers-Honom1chl wedding and visit
ing relatives and friends in the
county.
Miss Nettie Smith, who has been
employed as bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher in the office of Frank Blanch
s. Co., left Yesterday for Collyer
where she has accepted similar po-
sftion with the Farmers Elevator and
Lumber company.
VIM. Cox was down from Collyer
Monday looking after business mat
ters Collyer is a strictly lively town
TO saw the least but Mr.. Cox says the
people there feel that it is strictly
on the map now that the through
trains are stopping there
Mr.. and Mrs Edward F. Morton
arrived from Kansas City Thursday
| noon by auto route for a short visit
at the home of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs Blanch. They found some
heavy roads en- route and it took
from Monday to make the trip.
Mrs. McAleer who has been visit
ing relatives here and in Graham
county for the past two months re
turned to her home in Denver Wed
nesday evening. She was accompan
led by her sister. Mrs. Beardwell anC
brother, Jas. Feeney for month:
stay in Denver.
Local grain dealers report being
able to get cars now about as fast a.
they are needed. The price on wheat
is gradually working upward agar
and is ranging nearer steady. How
ever, there is not as much wheat
coming in from the farms as many o.
them have sold all they care to sci
at present.
In this weeks issue of the World
there appears the Lew Q. p time
table which went into effect the frs
of the year. A number of SINAI
changes have been made but tht
only one of much Importance is thu
east bound jitney or train ITO which
is about one hour earlier thankRsual
Consult the time card if you cohtem
plate making trip
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06
FOR SALE GALLOWAY BULLS.

i have several high grade and reg
istered bull calves for immediate sale.
Will Walker-Adv 81 2 mos
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06
Administrators Notice

(First Published in Western Kansas World
December so, 1870
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06
Publication Notice

CFirst published in the Western Kansas
World. December .. 19l6)
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06

In the District Court of the 23rd Judicial Dis
triCt of the State OF Kansas. sitting in
and for Trego County,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06

ALLOrney TOT PIdluLlH-
Attest: w ]. Williams
ISeall Clerk of the District Court
of Trego county. Kansas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Ser er a6ifillige Menneifer, ipm
r,erer, at be fife i ct % alt ton
-Itan6 By TIE preii0ent", og fo1n
rabnlig paapeger nmnligbeoen al
at bpre entge meb bam, r1aar BON
bill 1o6e oct omerifanife Tlog be-
Sfgtfe 5fibe, iom er laIte0e meb
Mu1ur1111itior. 81 tilltaar for bort
egef B~eofommenoe, at Der 0rager
ogIaa ri @ren1en. 2oDale, frebs-
elffen6e~ Mmerifanere, fom ellers er
/ Stono til at billige &egieringens
5oronItaltninger, 90 lom er bi1lige
iii at ofre baaoe SIP % 2bffffe, ON
4an6et ifuloe fomme / @raB, fan
=affe foloblooigt og u6en Brotelt fin
DC fig /, at a11munitionslaite6e 5ffii=
be foar 1amme 8eifpttel1e fom Sur
-tgier, Der mebfgrer 8asiagerer %
<almiuoelig 6ragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
8rpSer set 1ps ! aina?

###%@S =&#sE%EusEf#
Sra Befing teIegrafereoes / Girs-
Dogs: Senatet bar goofienot Me-
g%ieringerts geilutning otu at afbrp-
&c o~ip1on1otiif Sorbinoelie meo gpf-
lal1o: Ser bar 152 5temrner for,
81 intoo. Garlamentets orr6et aam-
bab6e allerebe nreb I31 mos
81 goofienot geilutningen. Gpf-
lo11o bar giennem fiji berberenoe
@ein1tot eiort SoriGg paa at afber-
sc Griien beo at tilbpoe Sorbano-
lom gaor It's paa at beifDtte
.fineiiife Menneifelio % @fibe ben
tDife Sare5one.
Sra 2onoon meobeIeg Sci, at Sci
1las tioligere 8raiioent Dr. Gun
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
Ti Aaillinnrr.

Sra @afbington me66eles, at BET
rtu er sn1rligt at gibe ct 5fien ober.
9mfanget at set Man6efalo, &rigen
bar foranriaget. Mpiagtige Sal CT.
set en6nu - og maalfe o1i6 -
umuIigt at angibe; men ben Sber-
fgt, man bar lamlet, itetter fig til
balbofficiel!!e 8eretninger fra Be
frigsferen6e 2nr6es Gi6e, og Sm6-
fpnatgDeoen taler for, at 0e anf9rte
sal {narere er for imna emo for
5tore.
5or Soloaters 8e6fommenbe be6z
Der SET, at 4,44t,2O0 CT 6rpbt;
2,598>5O0 idare6e og 2,564,500
fnua,1e e1Ier iobneoe. 8Ianot Chit
litter ifd1 ca. 100000 bore orabtt
aIer 1nnreoe.
Beb npr11ere Mnalpie oplpier
,ois{e Sal fig i @r11pper:: Saaleoes
fettes Eabene for De Mliereoes
Beofomme1l6e til 6,3184OO, me-
0ens @ertra1mdgternes gab belgber
Sig til Tim 3,3384,8O0.
Den iGinefal6e16e 6orifia paa
0e to Magtgruppers Manbefnlb
ifpIoes 81. a. be MIiereoeg ftore
l1beo i 2gbet Of arigens fprite
Mar.
9e 0rebte soloaters Mntnl be-
Ibber iig for De Mliereoe hl g.
s9O,Aoo MOB gentralmaeterneg Il,
SIC, 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
Ben tpife 9lofaoepolitif, lom ben

ben tpife 9lofaoepolitif, lom ben
Sen z. Sebrl1ar ian fraftigt prote-
ltereoe imoo. S 2onoon en- mqn TIL
bgielig til at betragte Sitaatio1ert
laalebes, at bbis SoIanb itanbier
fin 5fibsfart SIR BET fig ifploig
/ Ell unentral San01ing, Der
SIR Spiflanbs MISUNDERSTANDING
ne enbmu mere birfningsfn1o, eno
Sen er / Sorbeien. Dette bar man
fife i Sinbe at finoe fig i, % ma1t
bill / gibet Eilfpl6e tage aftiDe %
fraftige Sorbolbsregler MOB ct iaa-
Don't 5frt6t fra SolIm16s Side.
Som Stillingen er lige i Pie
bliffet, bar Sollan6, bborleoes bet
eno better fig, ct Damoflesip9ro
bangenoe ober fig % bet Tan
faloe mar lom belit:
9btS 2a1od .lenoer line 5f1be
pan 2nngfart, riiiferer De unoer=
gang; bbis 5fibene ti!bagebol6es !
&abnere, bill 6e Mlliere6e prote=
.itere me6 baaoe 0r6 og &ano1ing.
st Dilemma iom bette fan 6et
bore Dberlt b%anffeligt for 1elp Den
melt fonlefpem-nel1trale Mation al
fomnj n6enom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16


gat Sen, bar benoenot iig fIl
2lopo George meo Nnrnoortiag ON
at giGre at muligt for at boloe
@ina lt6e at arigen.
S @aibington meuer man lite,
at ct fineiif Bruo meb gDiflaro
lleopenoigpis bill bliDe efterfulgt al
Ell arigserflering. Seen man ino-
renln1er, at Situatiollen er betnnfe-
zig, efterfom Der fra De Mliereoes
SIDE, a,noer Minferiel al Sapan, D.
pes itprft 9res paa &inas Regies
ring for at obertale 6en til at er-
flRre gplflanb Grig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
MHEM ~ASS;!S:;olfAI0N9
E%MNMRSMP[ ABEL
&nessayIA 9F %{A( EENSSAASRam1

Sort 8!o6 ttlleu0es Monnenter'
ne, in6til 6isie 116trpffeligt opftger
Set, og in6ti1 al @ele er betalt.
Dette ct / OberenS1temmelle meo
De 6orene6e Staters 8oitlooe, iom
tffe tillooer, at Der gi6res .nogen
fom BELT un6tagelie fra &egelen.
- SCI maa berfor otter benle6e bore
abonnenters Spm9rfIombeo paa
8etimeligbeoen al burtigit muligt
at betale % bort Silgobebapen6e for
announcement.
st. Borl Si6enbe" fo1ter fun
Ell Dollar ON Maret; 6enne Dollar
moo betoles / Gorihu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Com man bil ie, bar Muslono
liot De ifpr1te Cob; 6erefter fommer
/ @Rffefglge Iom Scr. 9: Sronfrig
Nr. 8: GD1Eanb; Scr. a: Dltrig=
scr. 5: @nglan6; Scr: 6:
@nmenien; Mr. Z: gprfiet; Scr,
8: Stoliien; SCI. 8: 8elgien; Scr.
10: Serbien; Scr. II: 8ulgarien.
De nbDre rlsfiIfe Sab ffpl0es i
ferite Geffe ben mig1pffeoe aom=
/ @gnen beb oe ma5urife
Sger 1aa bel fom De to Eilbagetog
fra Rorpatberne. So f1anr Eallet
paa orpbte, faareoe % fabne6e
Sranifmen0 mao fpttes ian brit,
ffDloes BET 81. a. EiIbogaoget peo
Marne ! &rigens 8egDnoelie iaa
bel iom De ubpre CAB De6 Soriparet
at Ber6un.
@nglorbg iamle6e Sab, Ser lite
belgber fig til Ell 5iette6el al Sits
tan ipttes meb iao forbol6s=
biz lobe Sol, for6i set boreoe Ianz
ge at faa SaitIan6Sbpren giort
famp6pgtig.
Sorbol6sbis let bar @umanien
liot 6e aI~lerit6rite Sob, ioet 6enne
.5fat bleb ino6raget / @rigen for
fun go6t ct balbt Mor iioen me-
oenS nGiten alle 6e eprige Mogter
bar baret ! & ! boIbtre6ie Mor:
Set bar set mislDffe6e Gorlgg poa
at rpffe in6 j Gransiplponien, Ser
bar 0aiparet for &ur1pniens e11orz
me Monbefal6.
Set mao for 5uIoitenoigbe1g
5fbl6 tiIfgies, at Eabene i girfe-
ligbe6en er lt6rre emo sc obenfor
1pbrte, i6et De Op!Dsntngjer, bbor-
paa ODeriigten er baieret, er flere
Tiger gamle ! nogle GilfeI6e
enoog maa1teogamle.
Com set ct, toler Sc 6og brit
NOT ON arigens Sorferoelie,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
til 8aibington for at aflagge slap.

TE3NISSN O@ESMr@tE
port til Negieringen.
Gerard bentes at DaDe pigtige
Meooelelier at gibe, men oct Dioes
life, ON Sc bill blipe offentliggiort.
Man merer, ban iiober inbe meo
mango 0plpsninger, lom D0erltgere
tbefrafter De Sormo6ninger, man
8aibington nnrer %angaaen0e Gpif=
lonos itorpolitiife Sntriger.
SIR ben amerifanife @eianot for
zoo 8erlin, fan6t ian bet betimeligt
at br9noe ale @eian6t1fabsarfiper
ne, foroi ban befrDgteoe, at pisie
9ofumenter funoe falbe i Splfer-
neg Senber % blipe til 5fabe for
Mmerifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
RaDhan falnrt.
slnbre arigsefterretninser,

<tAO%C
s 2grbags Worges pffeoes bet
BEN brittle General Sreoerief 5tan=
lep Maube at beiette Bagbob, Me=
iopotamiens pigtiglte tprfiffe 8p.S
oet brittle unberbus oplplteS oct /
Man6ags, at 8agbao bar faloet,
men at n9rmere gnfeltbeoer er6nt
life %forelaa; man mente at babe
goo @rnno til at tro, at to Sreoie-
oel al set tDrfiife Mrtilleri bar fal-
BET / be Mlliere6es &enber. Sen
britife &ag11e moo 8ag0n0 bleD
begDnbt for nRIten to Mor ii6en,.
6e!s | ben Seniigt at erobre 6e rige
Sliefil6er beo Gigris og 6eIs -
% bobeoiagelig for at tilintet=
gjpre ben t6ife @er6ensorgm ON Ell
nbruot 6orbinoelie mellem Berlin
og 8ag0ab. @nglnnberne erifebe at
1ptte en 9fopper for @jennemfprel=
fen al oe tDife 8laner ON at etob=
lere ct al tDife Snteres1er bonli,le=
ret Mellemeuropa; 6esuben bilbe
man forbin6re Splferne / at fnlb-
fgre set ltore Sernbaneonlpg Ser
Observation-Disclosures Men.
Tom befien6t, 11Dffeoes set life eng
lGnoerne / fgrite 9mgang at naa
oereS Waal. 41u-el= Mmaros &opitu=
latton fpr ellebe Maoneeer 1i6en
bleD cit fem &in0ring for Sc Ml=
lierebe. Me11 Sc tabte life Maalet
al 5pne, ie11ote Soriterfninger. fra
2GgDpten, og fort fgr Sui git oe
frem ! Sformmorcb. Sc Mllierebes
nbe M%11grebsbnr beitp6 al 100000
Soloater, eg ben &c, 6ebruqr lnf-
fe6es BET Dem DIT etobre oct erqdita
tobte &11t-ete Mmara. @ioen ga bar
6remrpfningen moo 8agoao bnrct
}ejrrig. 5mti6ig me6, at Gnglan=
berne mt rpfffer bi6ere frem moo
Wfoinl> ct Ell o116en britif @tprfe
i Spro me6 at morebere mos Sc
%rltlolent, og Gusierne former frem
ejennem Berlien. Seniigten mes set
itore SRGesfremltgo err at 6ripe
SDrferne tilbage til Miiens p6er1te
Splos M~natolien. De Mliereoes
5laglinier birfer oIlere6e omtrent
iom en- Sffrneiitiiffe pao Sc mere el,
Ter minore opl9lte ottomonife Or
meer.
S Norofranfrig bar @nglpn6er-
ne toget 2an6sbben Srles me6 6er,s
noe1bnrfer. Denne @robrinq er
.enSbetpoel1oe me6, at Sc MlIiere6es
Mrgrebslinier bliber mere Iiae ems
bioti!, ioet Stiles Iigger @e5f for.
Bopanme og biotI bar foraar5oget
Ell generenoe &rumning / Mngrebs-
linierne.
8eo 8eronn bor tpife Detacbemen-
ter iformet Stillingerne i gaurie-i
res-Sfoben og taget 200 Sanger.
Men De ieirrige Spifere blep bur-
tigt f%or6rebne.
Sra De pbrige arigsifueplooier
foreligger intet SEPT al 1tgrre Sc.
tponi,1g. Ser fampes beitanoigt,
men bet Ter uo, iom ON Ser bberfen
eller tabes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Montenegros og 8ortugals Sat
er life in6befatteoe / 6enne SDer=
fiat ODER 6e Mllierebes - SdpanS
heller life; men De it6itnepnte CT
f%orbol0SbiS betponingsleie.
Sab er / CIT
feltbe6er angipet 1aaleoes:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Direft6ren: sSar De 9iitolen pa=
rat2 gu fa9 Sfuooet trafs incl
bel"
Sfneipilleren: oSa, men leg bar
CLIENT at Iabe ben"
Direftgren: uNaa, ioa ittiiffsffer ieg
en- at 5tatHterne en- Gushing, set
birfer Igeiaa eoott.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
Yaa 6aurt.
Observation-Disclosures pg Sfibs=
farten.

Sen tpife MISUNDERSTANDING
llopifler- fig life meo ben @oloiom-
geo, mon bapoe befrpgtet: Sen be-
gpnote ieroeles energiif / Sebru-
ars, fgrlte Gage, men i oen iioIte
SID er Der lite fremfommet monge
Me0oelefier ON oens @e%iultoter.
Sra 2onoon beober set, at 90
engelife' Gragtifibe bIeD torpeoeret
i l1gel1, lom en6te Sen 4. Marts:
S famine nge onfom 1928 @fibe
til e11gelife Sopne, og 2,477 afgif
oerfro; 6isie Sol i%nobefatter life
ISilferifu6er.
Den fronife Gorpeoo0eitropcr,
rGnsiim", er b11ebet ifuot / Gent
# Mi66elboDet; oen ionf poa to
Wfinuter, og ODER ct &unore6e ST.
f@icerer og Marinelolooter bleb
|Drebt.
On forii11fet Meo6elelie fra 2on=
Bon gaor uo paa, at set ergellfe
Eronsportifib> uMenoi", er gooet
til 8nnos: Set be6oer fig, at &a-
toitrofen fo16t Gteo / Merbe6en at
Den Wigbt og ifpl6tes ct @ummen-
ITO; 625 8er1oner omfom.
on 8erlineroepeicbe forteller, at
nj 9ampifibe oe tire geilifibe / Sc
11olte Sage er blehef ifuot i Gent
/ Mio6elbobet; beres 1arnleoe Som
1loge nogioroe oog FIN $4,000
Cons.
Sen norffe Camper, u9torltao"
Der iin SD itpote Iammen meo
vGmprefs Of Srelono~, iom. git til
8unos, bleo torpeoeret uoen @orlel,
% Sept anQerlen nlepSeler, at 80
gtano al oens 8eietning iopne5:
~Storitao" bar paa 8eiie fra Sue
11os Nires ii! @%otteroam, froqtet
at Den belgiife @inlpefommisfion;
oen bar tDoeligt NOT bemalet meo
De toreifrebne Sarber og 8ogltoper,
% uel llen'ei' al oet oar S1el-
psl, 1e1leoe oen rn<
Der mertfanif Stag.
"ytosoor9 ct oanlf Dompifib,
g plepel ~1orpeoeret;; bets Sprer bar
le!egraI111 nnoerreftet 1T Hbeoeri
s.1ppenpoon om Sarfnt11gen og bar
ali.se meooelf, at 1efs Mano al
o~elut1uesen o1nrom-
5ro a1ebenDopn meooeles bia
8erl1f: nNoltttfen" giber Ell ino-
goae11oe sftlortng at oonife og nor-
zee sefolts 9pfebelier omboro / Ell
Iplr uloeroanoSboao, bbor oe ops
Dolof 1ta ire Tiger:
hot hreh 1ornosonI ~ SlE
|foff o,nhorp s'Ot'n Ip.tss oasle 81
11,no,. nns,n uausroanospaaoe1.
gia,e ~ Dn.uo'o pleo oe
h. ro,tot ,,,as o. re Y1'-
i'm s. = o,,,,ss .at ~ Wy. gneoe' huge
bltoe lenot til m,,nSs en ga So
Sc tom on1borb ! 11naernonsasaal
Sen, operpnre6p gan1n,sena @mu
,riugen al fire itore Don,nerp asr.
iblorot et e,,uelf gn,n,,nit;a,,afer.
tfj. Da unoerbonbsboone,,s aaras.
ooforroao lab Oh. iotte aen e,,tfan
moo aoro. Sc norife - sa,,Ta 'ls'
mano brep Ion6iot naa sslaoro,,s
y ri oJElIDlllItl1 So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

OtIHF0 I III. ".
ct &riitianiatdegrom me0ielte
iioite 11ge, at u6reoerif VIII,
iom afgif fra Seem Sort ben Ia.
6ebruar og sra @a1ifar ben 27.,
funoe bentes at bile arfomme til
lRriitinnsion6 Eors6ng Morgen iibs
ite l1ge.
Men fra &i6benbobn beb set i
Eors6ags, at 6e tire norbiife 2an0c
Sc iiolte Gage bar bpret biem1ggt
af boloiomme Sneltorme % ltprf
&ul6e, og at 6aroan0ene 6erfor bar
mere eller mi116re i%stillagte: SIRE
berif VIII" fun6e berfor life benz
tee til Sen f6rlt opgiDne Si6. Sen
itore 6anffe 9nmper, Tom me6fGrte
ben ti6ligere tDife @elan6t / Mme=
rifa, @reD Sobann @ern1torff meb
Sg1ge, anfon1 til &riitiania | 2er=
Dogs Morges. On 8%rano1torm gior-
De Snoiei1ingen til Georges &obe6-
itao meget bunffelig.
Man ptre0e Ebibl oml bporpiot
Weian6ten bil6e bpre / Stano til at
fortiptte Neifen til &iebenbobn meo
uSreoerif Wit, % set beb zig, al
ban paatpnfte at fjgre meo Sern-
banetog fra ariitionia til @gteborg
og bioere til Rigbenbabn.
8eo Mnfomiten til @riltiania err
flnreoe @reD 8ernitorff oberfor liz
terbiemenoe SournoIiiter, at ban
bar. nbefjen6t meb Sc inter1ationale
Sorbolos nobifling giennem 6e iio=
tie fire Tiger % berfor intet bqD6e
at notole fig ON. On 3immermanr1-
Ntoten erflere6e bnn fun, at ban
alorig baboe bgrt ON Sen. (Det
bil e%ri11ores, at bet fioite nge meo=
oelteS, ct @reb 8ernitorff -bopbe.
b9ret Mel!emmanb mellem ben tp-
tie HoenrigSminiiter Zimmerman
% @eianot Gcfarot / Merico, og
at 3immermonng Menoron6um o1-
eaaenbe Ell ebentuel merifanif-ia-
panif=tDif Mllionce bar bIepet oi=
oereienot al Nernitorff.)
S Manbogs onfom .Treoeriif
VIII" til &igbenbopn, % @reb
8ernitorff bIeb mootoget at ben
|tpife Miniiter i Donmarf, @reb
y. Brocfoorff=&ant5ol1, og andre tp=
ite &onoratiores. San reiite itrafg
bioere meo gfstratog % naaeoe|
Berlin Sorgaars.
Man bill buife, at Sen ameri-
fanife Geianot ! 8erlin> Somes So.
Gerard, nmi66eIbort efter set 6iplo=
n1atife 8ru6, efter mango @logs
@ienporoigbe6er reite tit 5cblbei5,
fioen til 8aris % oerfra til spu=
MEN for at iGge sftbsleilgbe6 tit
amerifa. Sen q. Sebr1aar naaeoe
ban ben ipanife Sabne1tao, gorun-
no, og famine Nften Git ban ombor6
/ Damperen, rSrfanta SiabeI" -
IT, Sroos for, at tDife Benner babbe
aobaret bam imo6 at foretage Gei-
Ten paa nprberenoe GioSpunfft.s 81
@e6 Mfreiien fra gor1tnna fa1ot en-
itor ilaaet 9emonitration til @re|
for @erar6 % Nmerifn 5te6.
S Manoags anfom msSnfanta 81
iabe1" til Saoar1d, % togle elmer
iel1ere befan6f @erar6 fig omboro
4 Dampifibet, u@oberror Cob, ber|
Manoag Nften bragte barn tic @ep
8eit Slori6a; uniobeIbart efter
.Mr1fomIter BERTH reilte ban bi6ere'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Sra De pDrige arigsifueploolel
foreligger intet SEPT of ftgrre 8e-
tponing. Ser fampes beitanoigt,
1r1e11 oct Ter no, iotn ON Ser bberfen
.bil1bes eller tabes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11
FIRMS FINED
FOR LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS

Commissioner James Il pohsrty, =
The bureau Of labor, reported yestef-
Gay that four Portsmouth firms had
Aes1.- snna- X---at1LI- l. Ia Dor
laws OF the state. as follows For
violating the child labor law. N. Far
reIl Kim korner Drug company an j
r C0lasantI < Co. - ana fostF' III
violating the sanitary law. H. g toI-
lard. s. ana costs TIE Quality Hat
company. charged w3th a child labor
violation, was dismissed. and the case
ara8nst The Famous charged with
violating the sanitary law. vas CON
t5uued until July The cases were
prosecuted by Miss /. A. Barbour fac
tors inspector for the department,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11

10 Jos. Hoffman. lots IS. %. IS. ~.
Providence park annex; tax. 81; SO.
Abbey Realty corporation 10 JoS.ph
Hoffman. lots -. - Mock I. section
A, Colonial Pace; ssea
Abbey Realty corporation to Joseph
HOFFMAN, jr, lots 81. IS. block Z,
Ser.fo-r A. Colonial Place: seee.
James Mullen and r. II, Bruce.
trustees. 10 4. H Montague, 4 acres,
part OF Hunter tract, being. southern
haaf OF. block 2oiB East Richmond,
and los acres, part OF Hunter tract
all improvements. etc. and 4os Ia
acres on Williamsburg road. and 1853
acres known as Collins Gold Mine.
Geoch]and county: S@5,350-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11


\ summary OF the May crop report
for the state OF Virginia and for the
J-pIted states as ro,nnjled nv the
""' ea" 81 e'oi' '9'''''' '''s A'','
mltted through the Weathei puFeanl
T.. :. departfnent Of agriculture. is as
follows:
Winter Wheat
State-Mav forecast, 5000 900
bushels. production last year final
estimated 1880 600. two years ago,
f6.sT4.ubo. 1410-Ii average. a.Nl5. 900
bushels
Eultea states MAY. forecast. ass
900, 600 bushels. production last year
tHnal estimate 4sI,14400u. two
year. ago. 673.s47. 600. lslo-l4 av-
.craee. 4s4,654.0oo bushels
rive
State May forecast $4,000
bushels. production last year mat
estiInate1, 4SX. 900. :wo wears ago. l.
G25. 000 bushels
United states MAY / forecast. 90. -
700 900. production last year tinal
estimate. 47.3S3.oo0. two years ago
81 050. 600 bushels
Meadows.
State-M May condition o.. com
United States May / condition IS {.
compared with the ten-year average
5of So
Pastures.
State NAV conditions IS com
pared with the ten-ycar average Of s3.
United States May condition
tSia compared with the ten-year av-
erage OF S5.2
I Spring Flowing.
/ State--Per cent done May / lal7.
estimated. 81 per cent. compared with
iN2 May ! last year and 50. the ten
year average
I United States-Per cent done May
II. 1017. estimated ~ 4 per cent, com
pared with 704 per cent on May
( lest year and 693, the ten-year av-
erago
/ Spring Planting.
Statc-Per cent done May, 1917,
estimated, 50 per cent, compared with
/ 40 MAY ! last year and so the ten
! year average
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11
BREAK IN PIPELINE CAUSES.
LYNCHRURG TO SUFFER

Lynchburg. Va, May 1o.-Practl
caliy all OF Lyuchburg is without
water because of break in the cast
iron portion OF the thrty-inch main
which Drin $ water twenty-five miles
from pedlar river.
The break Is eight miles from the
city and II is feared several days will
be required 70 restore the service.
Water from the James river Will he
pumped into the reservoirs tomorrow,
A supply has been conserved for re
protection and the city n hoping to
avoid the use Of James river water,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11
HE,NRICO TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds or Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

Isaac Davenport, Jr.'s executor.
etc. to awherry Hill Land corpor-
alton, BIB acres in Brookland dis
tict known as strawberry Hill".
also ten mules, two horses, fourteen
cows. eighteen hogs, all farming ma
ehinery, etc, all grain. feed, etc. on
said farm; $4,000.
hermitage Land Co.. Inc. to Lucie
J. snyder, lot 10, block /. Hermitage
park; $3.50
North Avenue Realty corporation
TO j. W, Hoffman, Jr., loi ~, previ-
dencs PARK annex. tax. 60ci $40,
North Avenue Realty corporation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11
Hastings Deeds of Trust.

r II. Singrey ct ux. to Howard SUIT
ton trustee, lot 10. block 4. Yves.
Manchester Land Co.. 3x113 feet west
line \ street 30 feet north of Beattie
avenue; s2,369
r. H. Singrey ct ux. to Howard SUIT
'ou trustee. lot 20, block 4. West
Manchester Land Co. 30x113 feet
west line street at Beattie avenue;
$2,360
Il, II Singrey eft ux. to Howard
Sutton. trustee. lot so and southern
half lot 81 block 3, West Manchester
Land 60, 45X123 feet east line Thirty
third street. at Beattie avenue; So
$50
Sutton, trustee, lot 80 and northern
half lot 81, block 3. West Manchester
Land Co, 4bXl23 feet east line
Thirty-third street. As feet north of
Beattie avenue: s2,950.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-11

and improvements: sS,5ee.
c II. Montague To American Trust
Co. trustee. 4oS ia acres on Will
liamsburg road and improvements.
s9ooo.