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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
GERMANY's GRAVEST CRISIS
Increasing Food Scarcity Menaccs
I IT, Morale of, the People.

The Hague, May 13.-Germany Is
fastening toward a new war crisis, its
eravest. In it. stomachic, political
military and moral phases are all init
mately connected. The morale of the
German people, yearning for peace
under increasing food pressure as
never before, is being subjected to +
tremendous strain, brought almost to
the breaking point by the long inter
mission before the promised happy
last act of the Ludendorff offensive.
% Inspired German military critics in
dustriously continue to try to divert
public opinion into semblance OF op-
timism and enthusiasm for the re-
sumption of the "Kaiser's battle 10
revive the faith of the doubling and
discouraged masses the critics raiter-
ate the explanation that long pause
is inevitable in order to prepare for 4
general super-offensiye.
General Baron Won Ardenne, IN the
Tageblatt, tells the doubtcrs that the
long intermission also has been die
tated by the course of events, iEclud-
ing the possibility of bringing rein
forcements to the west front from Ru-
mania, following the signing Of the
peace treaty and the plan for the i'm
mediate commencement of an Austrian
offensive against Italy.
Although there is every indication
that behind the fog of talk the Ger
man highest leadership is preparing
an unprecedented blow, the German
people are much more absorbed again
by their food troubles to listen to the
military prophets. Germany has again
entered upon the worst period Of the
food year. Whereas conditions were
better during the past winter than in
the previous one, they have grown
rapidly worse, until there is no apprc-
ciable difference between the hunger
of the spring of 1917 and that of 1918.
IN addition to the spectre of pos
sibie reduction Of the bread ration,
Germans are face to face with the real
fact of a material reduction in the
meat ration. While theoretically I'M
changed, twenty per cent of the i'm
vcr;al meat ration must be taken in
sausage. In addition, several Of the
federal states have on their own mi
tiative enforced measures which prac-
tically reduce the ration in order to
limit TIE Strengthening of cattle that
most foodless winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
Tries to Rescue Letter Thrown From
Passing Troop Car and is Ground
Under Wheels.

Philadelphia, May 13.-In the pres
cncc CT several hundred of her neigh
bors, Mrs Joseph Tomlinson, 81 years
old, was killed outright shortly after
midnight yesterday morning by an ex.
press train of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road near Tacony station.
4 large crowd of men, women and
children, notwithstanding the latenesa
Of the hour, were lined along the west
bound track to see two troop trains
go by. Their interest was due to the
fact that one of the trains was carry.
ing Field Hospital No. 2, composed of
Frankfort, Tacony and Holmesbusc.
soldiers, from Camp Hancock, on theif
way to France.
When the first section went by q
soldier, Mrs. Tomlinson thought she
recognized as her husband, threw a
letter from the car window, and the
suction of the train carried it to the
west-bound track. She ran to get it,
and at that moment the express trail.
came laundering along, its approach
drowned by the noise Of the troop
train. She was whirled down the en-
bankment and killed.
The second section of the troop train
came along an hour later. Through
the appeal OF c. NJ Titus. chairman OF
Local Draft Board No. 81, the train
was stopped at Tacony while search
was made through the cars for Tom
linson. He was found and notified OF
his wife's death, but the military off.
GERS aboard the train could not fur.
Tough him and he was carried on tc
the end of the journey, but was let of
yesterday till after the funeral ant
arrived home last night.
The only other member of the fam
;ly is q 4-ycar-old son, Joseph, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
Notice

Notice is hereby given, that IN con-
formity with the provision OF an AcI
OF the General Assembly OF virginia
approved March 10, 1916, acts 1916
Chapter 14G, pages 2l9-223-22&)' tAe
undersigned will On the 1st day O.
June, fYl8, apply TO the Corporation
Court Of the City of Alexandria, 1oT
a license to purchase. store, and sci!
wine for sacramental purposes, pure
whiskcy and pure brandy and pure
fruit, ethyl, and grain alcohol toI
medicinal, scientific, mechanical ana
pharmaceutical purposes; and to pur-
chase and use ardent spirits and al
col!ol for the Manufacturing OF fiavorlne
extracts, toilet, medicinal and anti5eD.
tic preparations or solutions, AND
patcnt and proprietary medicines, as
provided in the said Ac. Of the As
sembly.
May 6, 1915
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
Free OF Charge.

WHY suffer with Indigestion, dyspep-
STA, torpid liver, constitution, sour
stomach. n;ng-up-of- food-atter-eat-
ia%. etc, when you can get sample
bottle Of Green's August E!owe" free
at Leadbcater's Drug Corporation.
This medicine has remarkable cura,
tive properties and has demonstrated
it's efficiency by fifty years at success
Headaches are often caused by a dis
ordered stomach.
A gentle laxative. Try it. For sale
in all civilized countries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
Father Hangs Himself.

Glen Head, L l., day 13.-Charles
Gehrk, man of German descent,
who has been melancholy since his son
was drafted several months ago,
was found dead, his body hanging by
a rope from cellar rafter in TIE sum-
mer home of A. 0. Corey, son Of Will
liam Z. Corey, steel man, where he
was caretaker. Gehrk was As years
cid "a widower, and lived in Roslyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
STORMS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Sc!aGl House Struck by Lightning
lust after They Had Been Dis
missed

missed.
nosssviile. Pa, May 13.-Fiv2 'r.a-
ties after several hundred cfil&raa
had been dismissed from the Garfield
s.nocl yesterday afternoon two Of the
n:narc!s were struck by lightning
and fvrlai to Tie pavement III one OF
Inc severese electrical storms which
nas cvar visited Schuylkill county.
Damage t. buildings was general.
Much h2il fell, and the early fruit
crop is threatened. Many fuses and
switches were blown out.
Harrisburg, May ia thlnaer-
storm that broke suddenly over TIE
city Yesterday afternoon ripped off
rcafs, uprootad trees ana blew Down
Telephone poles, causing thousands Of
dollars warth Of damage IN 10 min
ut2s. The streets for hour were q
maze Of tangled wires and trees, and
a2aaic was held up Until workmen
could drag The debris &c one side. Tel
.phone communication were cut Off
I'D manufacturing" pants were forced
% suspend for iHei; C. power. The
2oof o. The Shaker Hardware Compa,
~ b.jlt:.a< ;szs rigpci off and blown
a,.-..,st tna Icrlnyne Trust Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

FOR SALE-Ccdar Bags for safely
keeping cut moths from your win
ter clothes. K. Z. knight & Son,
G21 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
Masked .nen Rob Pcolroom.

Richnon:3. Va, Aay i3-Fous
masked men entered a roolrooE1 in The
heart Of the business district here last
night, robbed the occupants Of about
535,GGO IN casn ard icwelrE valued at
s., 900 and esca PED n { high-powsra
.- "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
RFTAkE MONTE CORNO.
Win Back Dominating Fe!ght in Bril-
liant Operation and Capture 100.

liant Operation and Capture 100.
Italian Army Headquarters, May IL:
After long period Of inactivity,
owing to weather conditions, Italian
troops Oh the mountain front executed
a brilliant operation Saturday night,
capturing the dominating position Ct
Monte Gorno, destroying an elaborate
system Of. enemy 3efenses and taking
100 prisoners, guns, . number o.
machine guns ana mrch war material.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

FOR SALE-Tar bags for your winter
clothes. z. Z. Knight & Sons, 62l
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

FCn SALE-Housenola paints, ;car-
den implements, rubber hose, garden
seed, cooking utensils, ice Cream
frcezcrs, lawn swings, hammocks,
screen doors, wire zcr4enine; cheap.
+. Z, knight 6 Son, 02l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

FOR SALE-A Big 4-String Broom
for u5c at Z. [. knight g. Son, 62l
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

T~%O YOUR BIT. Help thc Coz
{ j crnrpcrt Is saving the freight
on wheat an! floGc. Rclie"" TIE r:-it-
roads al ;i.is un"ccaasa-? CONGESTION ..
establishing IA yoar community one OIL
,hcs. wonderful American Midget -das-
go, Roller -Four Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

FOR ;SALE-Large Willow Clothes
Baskets. cheap. Z. Z. Knight 4 Scr
G2i King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13
And Make Money 90

$3.50 % $500 rcr nioatii can DO m&to
with this p.riunac@t, sdast'.i.s!aA '-''~
olGuiGcl Business.
sThfs Y.,o,erfn! sc,f-cn7:a;Ted roller
.ciIi = .e.o!.:tioEi:inG milling. M"kes
:I,:tnG!G i!aar * bette zee taa ,. tms
Government REQUIRES. INC MAJ: & ~. !.
,'-.,,tn.:s -,r.lIi:. experience can ran i
strTrn,sf,;;;" snail coat, ai.i.-ii power.
c"sv 1ns:stio: enables il 70 ,na!sg
..cct;Cr Eu.Tri ~ ri"ur cheaper: ~ q.
ran s,.cii you: -four GCif" oar iialieEi.!'
advertised u:auG "tLaro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-13

May 6, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
I'D. WANTS
TlMEE- DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lnucAcd Tor Quick
References

ke1crcnGe.
Ice Il liEe Sunday.
81 a. line Daily.
-iG line Tor consecutive In>crt.on.
&c II lie Tor consecutive iuscriiuus
S!SU a line tor 80 consecuIIN. Insertions
minimum OF lines IL allowed
MinIinuin charge 20 cents.
Count words TO lne liur and IA lines 10
the Inch.
AIt auNctt iscincn;S received up to 10 T. A.
60 r. NJ SaturuayS) the day before pub
cation. VII! receive proper classified ION.
Aottttisements received after that hour
VII TIC placed IN The Too Late TO Class
~! column.
TELEPHONE.
4etephonH your Want Ads. TO The Times
Dispatch EanGolph /. when you find II
more convenient 10 do anu they VIII
p= taken at oihCe rates.
SCBSTAIlONS fOK I'D. WANTS.
Times Dispatch Branch omces are main
taHieu ia practically every DRUG Store IN
me city Tor the convenience of The puUllr.
" ant AIS are accepted ~ them AT TeSu-
lar Office rates
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch OniCe Times Dispatch 1904 Hull
81. Telephone KauGuipn v393.
PETERSBURG.
Times patch BranCn 4Iu North Syca-
more street. phone Petersburg 221.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

G l. f. r G. A Several young
ladies wanted for clerical pO-
SitiOns in office; StcnOgraphy
not essential; good environ
ment. State qualifications and
salary desired. G. 40, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IL NENiOItIS

EpN ARDS In loving remembrance OF my
devoted VIC EDNA EARLE. I.DNN Ai;i,S'
WHO Gicd May ]. 1914.
ON Yer look al hcr sweet face
touch vi those dear hands
That p"sseu away Il year ago
For mat ctciTa! Iand.
pcai : the spot IN which she is lai,l
"".ti IS the ineInvr! which VIII never
Heart ct my nfo is buried dcsp
Under the Svd "nerc sac Is asleep
In DNycttc qu!ctly resting
mere tte mowers gently wave
Liz" Tho one loved SO dearly
VA rh" cold. silent grave.
Her husband.
g. - EDWARDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
HELP wANTED-srALE.

MEN AND BOYS over 16 years
of age wanted for general
work in bakery. Apply in the
morning at Z o'clock ready to
go to work. Virginia Baking
Co., Inc, 200 South Eleventh
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

DEUGGIST Wanicd- dr1Ic.i-I =, ,o,--
>..-,h " ard 'n"rmn"y. Petersburg. W.
iiSt'r\S Ei.- W autrd, Soda dispenser Must
E!vN reference. l." speedy, clean. and un-
h'iS'iEd the business. Good salary p-r-
,nhh"nt position. We furnish tho lii:ci
thl,"icr Pharmacy. Newport News. Va
MAtii lNlSTS-Wa railroad rnachinists
rate 30 IL cents au hour: time and one.
NAN Tor overtime after eight hours and
sundays "nd holidays; modern shop facili-
ties: ideal WORKING conditions; no Labor
trouble: ira nsp"rtation furnished cA-railway
!"iway. Apply IL Il. L. NcNins, Master
Mechanic. N!rSin!an hallway Company.
Victoria Va.
MAN--Wantcd. ice cream maker tcoiorcd5
man VII" understands running Bryan
frccIcrs. good pay and steady place for
right nan. Address Eye See Box l66.
Newport Ecws. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

STOCK CLERK Wanted. for
large Tire Company; good
salary; good hours; chance for
a q anc mcnt. b II, care
Timcs-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
PRESENT METHODS DRINE
WOMEN FROM ONE CAMP TO OTHER

Or. Msstin said Yesterday that dc
s?ite all efforts TO surround the camps
With moral cleanliness. vice had real
y greatly increased and that no ado
cuate steps had hcnu taken o suppress
It's further development. one great
- ul.. nc said. was apparent IN the lack
% cooperation between law enforce
vrcnt officials 81 tho various camp dis
;-.c;s. There IS no uniformity OF Of
fort" ne commended When prostitutes
and gamblers arc driven from one dts
trict. they nock 10 another whcrc Law
enforcement is Ian. and ply their pro
fcssions until public opinion forces
another move"
One reason for this. according 10 Dr.
MaStiu. is that tho Jail systems Of
Petersburg, Ho7ewcll Newport News
end other camp communities haV. conf
plctcly broken down under tho IN
creased activity 81 criminal classes
since tho camps were established Tho
jsis in these cities arc ovorta>cd.
Judges now have either 10 dismiss Of
tenders With fines or force them to
move TO other parts. The conference
will try 10 devise some plan to remedy
this condition.
Another grave danger 10 tho STATE
presented 10y tho camps IL that tho
ranks OF prostitutes IS being Swellch
by ignorant girls attracted from rural
districts hy rainful pursuits so plcuti-
full around the Caup cities. pr. MaStin
said. Many Of these girls, untc-
cus;omcd to such environment. are
!urcd by tho uniform. Ia the excite
nicn; o; War and surrounded by un-
fresh from the country sometimes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

bA Oh ~ Died. April - MIR. JAMES
LalMA \. hAluiiEi; at i;cistcrStoNu. Md.
r6!iyWooa 81 ,"' DoIl "[ w SraTr "a
COOK E.-pies Tuesday morning. April go,
o iSiS AT !heT p9'4 f IrNnsw%s ,iangy,s'
h!i:WElI. c@dKE mi ana has Me e.N JG tll',
Nin WESTON copkE, Mi cooS- passed
pneumonia l2ss ,non weci> ago
huru at IA" Vineyard Clarke county. Va,
IN iN'a , son q fhiIip rend'ct"m Coos.
Nirs cooke, nee Jennie Winston Il dsusn.
,cT Of -. ,sie Eammya Winston nnG sali.r
'onniN Va wsS hcrn IN Hanover County
1ncy arc survived by two daughter. Mrs.
Hcyw.aIrf1 - = u l,, Of 'ianGlcr County.
hlrs SaIli" Gregory. wife OF Dr. Juuius
GREGORY. NJ $"w Kent county
MoNNING. My :. at II o'cl"ck. 81 0lI
Fork church, Hanover County VA Friend.
leave on + \ r %,5 ,rn it' rhnr. "n,
morning i"r Ashland. where AUTOMOBILES
rHgrs''c '@ ,NNEo}n Ir,i<1G'or..% >pGGE%S% II
tn" iiity-siN'n Var a. his age ~" Is sur
Mum. I've daughter, .lcamot,o nud Mrs.
!, Hradthav' "nd 'r"iher GeorSe H.
The funcrol WIN ,ako place from tho
h"us" TiIlS ,WEDNESrArl AtrEHNOuN
~ ; O'clock lnlrrm.ut IN Mnury Ccmc,"ry.
MI lN%GY NAnrl% &,at = @H a{ Mr AM an.
Mrs j9hn l.cAr o. llishinnd rark. TOOK
H,aT. In E1''nmn1 3h!& TrI%rds{ Mr.,
h"art failur" she u survived 10y her nus.
mother. one troihcr william " I.ea,, "mi
three sisters. Mis- Annie l,chr. Mrs. Il.
jha yity Intermsn, MAS made in ciinc'n
matt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED,
MOTORMEN AND CONDUC-
TORS.
Men between the ages Of 20
and As years, not less than 5
feet AZ. inches in height, and
or good appearance and char
acter.
Wage scale sic to 36c per
hour, with guaranteed weekly
minimum.
Detailed information and re-
qulrements for employment will
be mailed upon request.
Apply to superintendent Of
Employment,
PHILADELPHIA RAPID
TRANSIT CO.,
sos w. Susquehanna Ave-,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
Compositor for Newspaper
Work.

WANTED. At once: nigh, WORT, Mu.t Ia
competent ana steady. Permanent position
;Hhr!y t"t""cn =. ~. and . T.. NJ second
iloo!' Times DIS patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

WANTED; two men to learn to build tires.
Apply Bell 1wo-ln ono Tyre Co. coo
West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ,ui sALr:.

hUTOiiUIIliES rui SALE 10
DcDGi.-lcii Dodge touring car. Ass
than 5000 miles. motor quiet and p"H-
trtu new ono. tires. top and up
huiStcriug In Al condition. H. H. Calls,
l"2' Nest Broad Phone l;2ndoiph Iuis.
FoHp--lHi5 secondhand for sale quick.
Boulevard 2i>:-l.
FORD. 1915. deliver once:
Boulevard 2iNS-.i. ZOO Groy. Avenue.
FDHD-N.w 5-uasSCn%cr Ford for sale.
Madison }. TODAY.
FORD touring ear. 1876 So: Ford tourin:
car. used yrrN litt,c. Si.j. Ford touring
car. good condition $500. a. l.. Ti!ler 1905
West Broad.
.Al-TDMOSitF:sS = Seven. passenger Hudson
sin. Odds Eight, cole -Four. Ford tUurin.
car. IL North Eighth Strcet.
HARGAiN E%TKhJED!NARY
100 iou tTu,S SplCpuiu ruuniu. order
Cor $500 Richmond Smith Form q Truck
Co. u. u armstrong. Manager. 1913 West
Broad. I'hou" iiouicNard 2S2S.
GOOD CEcap. Newly painted
ka"hier Motor Co. kNIand and Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
HARDWARE. PAINTS. FLOOR
STAINS.

IL rs cleaning WANING or staining noors
"dfh floors made lisht. Gail Kando! pt
3l-" William Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
MOTORCYCLES A>n BICYCLES. J.,
BUSINESS SERVICE

rpk health. ride - r"N bicycle Rowl.,t
Bicyol" 20. as Nest Rroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

DEATHS. !:
| NOEI.--Dicd ~ minneapolis Mum Mon
gay morning, April 80. after brief Illness
LEONARD NOEL. son OF the iaie Richard
l.. and lda &. Noel. Remains vii. be brought
TO kiehnond for !ntcrment.
kTtA n,,, ;. I'D; at W VI e.
child OF Jesse +. and Edith Merrill Ronchc.
lntcrm.nt made In Hollywood Gem
ctcry Richmond. Va. yesterday Capri! JV)
afternoon.
LOST AND FOUND. Z
BkoOcH--i.os.. between First and Cary
Franklin and Monroe Park. with .iIanouu
and four pearls. Return To Miller " Ehoads
sun department and receive reward
CARD CASE. with contents. saturday.
Finder return same and receive reward.
+. -. Box $50. Scott Cunningham.
Lost. SUNDAY from ST. retcr's Church to
Broad I" Second street OF on Gintcr
Park ear. pearl ana gold rosary with name
OF Eleanor Douahoc on IL; tind"r please
cali Madison HS3-J.
.==----------=-------- -----H--=-==------=--
SPECIAL NOTICES. o
N0TlGEnr" my friends and rubiic: Mrs
ticnal Bank Barber Shop. Is now located AT
Kuegcr's Hotel Barber Snop where She Viii
he pleased To meet hcr many friends
ance Society of virginia viii tc held 1T
the socicty's Office on MONDAY. MAY ~.
1915. at O'Clock +. NJ.
q. MoFFErr KING. Secretary.
Pun:Ll Personal. 81
l Viii not be responsible Tor amy debts con-
tractcd by amy one othc: than myself |
JNMI-S EE,t'l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
AUTos ron IIInI:-,AHAGEs

USE DANIELS NEW AuTNMoElI.ES
OPEN closed $40 per hour. Seven.
raSScnECr cars, t3O) per hour. pEona
Boulevard .21-9l0-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

l viii not be responsible for amy debts con
trLctcd by any one othc: than myself
JAMES W. ENpCii.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-08-30
J. J. GUNTHER,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Pientywood, Montana.
SHERIFFvS SALE

In the District Coutr of the Sew
enth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County OF
Richland.
CHRIS JENSEN, Plaintiff, VS.. Carl
C. JENSEN, Hillsboro, NATION
AL BANK, corporation, A. J.
OLSON and C. E. CONFER, De
PENDANTS.
SHERIFFS SALE
To be sold at Sheriff's sale on the
9th day of September, 1918, at o..
clock P. NJ, on said day in front OF
the Court House in Plentywood, Mon
tana, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter (SWA) OF
Section twenty-seven CID, Town
ship Thirty (3O), North of Range
t1fty-six (56) East of the Montana
Principal Meridian, lying and being
in the County of Sheridan and State
of Montana.
JACK BENNETT, Sheriff.
By L. D. FORNCROOK,
Undersheritf
A. w. KILLAM,
Froid, Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 20-4t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-08-30
Real Estate Transfers

Joseph Fish to L. =. o.a.es, na,
ranty deed, lots and 5, block 2 Doi-
ster's add, Plentywood. -,
Thos. E. Kane to John 7. Gaa
braith warranty deed, lots . ana o.
block 6, Redstone.
II. S. A. to Verda 5. Jackson, pa :,
emf. S 1-2 sW IA, 20, NV IA, W IL
sW IA, 32-36-55.
Robt. ]. Gilbert to John A. FUTON
warranty deed, lot 16, block u SEQ
hey. ~
TT s. A. to Rog. Temp. Lbrb. Co..
natent lots 1, 2 and 8, block 9, BROCK
ton. "a
Hannah stubban to O. S. Brad
shaw. warranty deed, lot 3, oloch o
Haskins 1st add, Medicine Lake.
q s Bradshaw to Hannah Stub
han. warranty deed. sW1-4, 19-32-9e.
John Tschetter to A. B. Har1ng-
ton warranty deed, lot 10, block -
/! Outlook.
| Eastern Mont. Sec. Co. to Thos,
Berg warranty deed, lots l and T.
block 20. North Wolf Point.
| James Murdoch to Francis J. hays
warranty deed, lots 20, block 81 $40
bits add, Wolf Point.
/ U. S. A. to Nina E. Taylor, patent
Munson, patent, lots 2, 8, 3, o. .
w IL NV IA, Is, lot II, sec. L
SO -56.
U. S. A. to Alfred Murray, pat
ent. sW ID, 20, NV IA, 32-31-54.
u S. A. to John NJ. KILLER, patent,
E 1-2, 1858.
Robt j. Gilbert to John A. Fulton
warranty deed, lot 16, block 2 SEQ
hey.
Await Steinke to A. Riba, warran-
tv deed, lot 20, block 1, Davis Enc
add, Plentywood.
G. P. Swedberg to John D. Stone
warranty deed, lot IA, block "a, Wol1
Point.
John D. Stone to G. D. Walker
warranty deed, same as above.
John D. Stone to Sec. ST. Wolf
Point, warranty deed, lot 10, bloch
"a.
H. B. Mason to John D. Stone
warranty deed, same as above.
u. S. A. to Forrest D. Richardson
patent, lot Is, block "a, Wolf Point.
E. L. Champlin to J. L. Champlin
warranty deed, lot 5, block~17, Vol
Point.
! Cyrus Johnson to Albert Trondson
warranty deed, lots 6 and Z, BLOCK 3
Ole Hylland to Marcus A. Ander
son, warranty deed, E IL SW Il
w 1-2 Sc IA, 12-3754.