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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
'OEY M PA

Nasledkem move dane
ma filmy jinych vzrdsta-
jicich vyloh, jslne donuceni
k nepatrnemu zvyseni vstup
neho ma balkon. Pocinaje
,ondelkem Ia. dubna, stati
bude listek ma balkon 17c
v kazde dobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
Pricinliva zenska.

''To je co rici - pani radova
pomaha sama pradlene pri pra
die"
"To je jenom re same zveda
vosti. Ona Sc tax dovi vSecky
klepy q celeho mesta z prvni
ruky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
NOVY NACELNfk STABU
CESKOSLOVENSKE ARMA-
DY GENERAL PELLE.

Ma Zaklade dOhOdy meZi Via
dou republiky francouzske a
mezi vladou republiky cesko-
slovenske vykonava general Pc
llle, pocfnaje dnem II. lnora,
1919, urad nacelnika hlavniho
stabu branne moci ceskosloven
ske, podlehaje pri tom mini
stru narodni obrany. Soucasne
pax je zastupcem marsala Fo-
cha, vrchniho velitele vsech spo
jeneckych vojsk. General Pelle
jest jeden nejvice vynikaji-
cich. generalu francouzskych
Pred valkou byl nacelnikem ge
neralniho stabu generala Lyau
teya v Pafizi, "a valky byl ma
celnikem generalniho stabu
marsalka Joffra; v posledni
pax dobe velel 5. armadnlmu
sboru. Jeho schopnosti vyvola-
ly no vzdy ma misto nejvetsl d1
very a dGlezitosti. Byl zejmena
organem adohodovani mezi veil
telstvimi jednotlivych vojsk
dohodovych pred tou dobou,,
nez doslo konecne k jednotne-
mu, dlouho zelenemu vedenl
soustredenemu V osobe mar
Salka Focha. Jmenovani jeho
francouzskou vladou je duka-
zem, jake vaznosti test Sc stat
mas u spojencu s Francii V cele,
je dukazem, re patri ma mas,
jako ma rovnocenneho, platne-
no spojence, jemuz chce pomo
ci, ably, pokud mozno nejrychle
il pfekonal pocatecni obtiz,a a
opiraje Sc pevne organisova-
nou moe brannou, mohl Sc We
novati velkym ukolum, pro nez
urcen je jiz svou polohou We
stredu Evropy. General Pelle
prijel do Prahy dine 13. unora
V cele francouzSke misse vojen
ske, ably prevail organised ma
81 mlade armady. Kdyz pax
vlak vjizdel, zahrala hudba
francouzskou hymnu a hymny
naSe. V uvitacim salonku po-
zdravil ministr V Klofac cesky
generala Pelle i ostatni dustoj-
Milky jmenem armady ceskoslo
venske republiky. Vzpomnel,
jak V dobe, kdy Pariz poprva
ohrozena byla utokem .vojska
nemeckeho, proslavil Sc gene
raj Pelle, V nemz vitame vit6ze
spojence. Ma to pronesl fran
:ouZsky zdravici a provolal sla
WI generalovi a Francii, coz
shromazd6ni nadSene opetova-
Ii. General Pelle, starsi muz il
skrnfch, vyraznych oci, pro-
mluvil temperamentne a tax,
jak jen pravy Francouz mluvfti
dovede: "Hluboce jsem dojat
tax srdecnym, nelicanym uvita
MIN. Prinasim pozdravy vsemu
lidu ceskemu, jehoz syny mel
jsem prilezitost obdivovati, OBJ
divovati zeleznou disciplinu ce
skych vojlnu We Francii, zna-
menite jejich vojenske vlastno
sti. Vojaci ii nami bojovali, S
nasni vltezili, V boji, jez mater
ske zemi vratil uloupenou pro
vincii a CechoslovakGm svobo-
du. Mezi Francii a republikou
ceskoslovenskou je naprosta
shoda v kazdem ohledu. Jsme
spojeni citove, jsme pro vzdy
spojeni bojem "a pravdu a ide-
al. Videli jsme vsichni, ze zde
najdene marod, ktery je pTite-
lem Francie, vedeli jsme co INA
mena narod cesky, presvedcili
jdne Sc, re narod ten je nasim
nejvernejsim a nejspolehlivej-
Sim spojencem. Byl jsem jeste
malym hochem, ale pamatuji
Sc, re v smutne dobe byl v cele
Europe jediny narod, ktery pro
testoval proti porazce a ponize
nj Francie to byl narod ces-
ky. Nepfichazim jako cizinec,
ale jako pritel, jako bratr, a sli
buff "a sebe prdvodce, ze vse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-11
SSH s 8 ssh
Monolog pijaka.

"Tomu chlapovi hospodske-
mu, ktery mne vcera vyhodil,
nedam uz utrzit ami krejcar.
Jen kdybych vedel, kde me to
vyhodili!"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT.
'.s'? non. 9 4ss.. :: from @se s.1 af iss' ." Bel
gre Of ground close to N line.
s1o.oo-S room house: city water free
sewer and sas. On Kittson Ave.
Sass o house. city:water. sewer
-, a md s, sctm b 1,shts on Ne; 9Th e. =.
city water.
3sooe.oo-7. room all modern house. sc
5000 ;oo-s room house. all modern. on
,ssos:oo-s room house. ii, modern. on
ss7oe;oe-s room all modern house or
''''s S i:sw.' AZ ,s:m all modern house or
:'7' ssSi5 si zen !. house. al podsrn. or
$sooo.oo-7 CON house and steam heat.
,47oo.oe-s room house. ali m modern. VIII
,47oo.os-s' o 9'1 house. r." sil modern
,..oS Ssse s'1 room on Eli sG %ed. ssn s St; ..
Chestnut st.
$1,000 room house, all modern. OF
...v Vernon we 60
ern on Vernon Ave.
$e700.0o--S room all modern house
good garage, on South Fifth st.
$45o0.oo-An modern house, close in OF
Second Ave-, 3 rooms.
$500 .00-13 DON house, close in, al
modern. on Walnut st:
$7S00.0o-S room house. all modern, or
North Fourth 81.
.$4oee:oo-7 room all modern house OF
University Ave-.
$500 .oo-7 room house, al modern, or
University Ave.
North Seventh st.
$1,000 90 room house, all modern but
heat, on Cottonwood st.
$4,000 oo-s room house. all modern but
heat on University Ave.
$3.50 .0o-5 DON house. city water, eel,
lar n electric lights, or Cheyenne
$ssso.oo-Good Z room house, all moderr
but heat, on Chestnut st.
$1,000 .00-6 house n barn, Y acre
Of ground, close to car line.
$500 :oo-e room all modern house OF
Euclid Ave.
". H. KELSEY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF 0RATTBI MORTGAGE

day of August, 1917, made n executed
a certain Chattel mortgage on the fol-
lowing described chattels; to-wit: all
furniture. fixtures. tables, linen. cut
ley; lineeleum: canned goods: cigars.
stock in trade. also all bedroom furni-
ture and belongings or appertaining to
the said hotel or rooming house located
at 1o2-104-1o6, DeMers avenue; and
payment Of $500 with interest at s per
cent to Merchants & Mechanics Savings
Bank. . corporation at Grand Forks.
North Dakota. MORTGAGE.
insthe terms Of said mortgage BY reason
of the failure to pay the said amount
Of $500, which became due December
21st. 1917; and default having been
further made by virtue of the fact that
the W WSoIs fssre seems ngs the said snd i dsSs ana
and by reason Of the failure of the mort
gagor to pay the full amount thereof
upon demand: and the amount u at
NOW: THEREFORE,, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of said mortgage
and by order of the said Farmers &
Mechanics Savings Bank. now First
holder thereof; t. 2. Mclaughlin. the
duly appointed agent of said mortgage
will sell the above described chattels
at 102-1o4-1o6 DeMers avenue in the
city and county Of Grand Forks and
p. m. on the 18th day Of May, A D. 1918.
+ Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
this 2sth day Of April. A p. 1917:
Agent for First Savings Bank as.
o'coNNoR & JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Agent for Mortgage.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01
1or1c1 TO CONTRACTORS.
1otsl Building, 8sd Lake Fails, Mime

Bids receivable. May It'll. 1919. Red
Lake Falls Minnesota.
Notice IL, hereby given by the under
signed that bids will . be received by
Red Lake Falls Hotel company. Red
Lake Falls, Mimi, for the construction
Of a new hotel building. basement and
three stories in height, according to
plans and specifications prepared by
Bert D.. Keck. architect. First National
Bank bldg, Grand Forks. N. Oak. now
on ile in the Office OF the architect and
with v. n. Hgginbotham. secretary
Red Lake Falls Hotel Co.. Red Lake
Fails. Minnfsota, and at the offices of
the BuilderE ExchanEe at Grand Forks.
N. Oak, Fargo. NJ Oak. Minneapolis,
MINI. 81. Paul, Mimi. n Duluth.
plans 1t these various places.
Contractors desiring individual use
OF plans and specifications may make
arrangements for salne by applying at
b office OF the architect.
Separate bids will ~ taken on tho
general contract Tor the building. Sep
arAte bids N. heattng. plumbing and
electric wiring ds1xtnroe.
Bidding will be done accordink TO
the eAal. for prop0eA19ya - seex Forth IN
aid specifications. Bids will 30 re-
ceived untilJone o'clock p. M, Nay It'll.
1914, At the office Of Mr.: ". n. HlkEin-
botham. secretary. Red lie Tnlls. Nin-
Rlp IAxEEAi!snoTEL %.
Tssss Nssionsi III III.
esssa +. 81 M 1. /.
HStA.sREt - 8AHEMEMSr l%-4Nf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01

FOR E-oNE GOOD HEAVY
horse. Armour & Co.
Registered Aberdeen Angus Bulls for
sale: Dan Boyd. Crary. N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01

O'CoNNOR & JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Agent for Mortgage,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER AND
typist wants position at once. Can
furnish good references. Address $50
Herald,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-01
(L1vEsToCK coNg1NUED)

HORSES FOR SALE-Forty
good heavy work horses for sale at
reasonable prices. Part OF all. Inter
Falls, MINI.
, 1919-10-25
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

Il, Alexander Joseph, former teacher Of
Peters Rest School, was born on the
18th July, 1853, at Piggott's Village,
ST. George Parish, Antigua.
Nv parents were Robert and
Louisa Joseph. The former Of the An
glican Church. the latter a Moravian.
AS a boy | attended a Morayian School
in my rative village; but was removed
to the Mo1avian school in the town of
St. Joh1's. where educational facilities
were better During my three years at
tendance at this school, changes brought
a superior teacher TO my native place in
the person Of Mr.. Paul Ihomp5on-subse-
o~uently, Rev. Thompson of FraidensIeldt,
st. Croix.
In keeping with my mothers desire
that | should become a teacher, | was
placed under Mr.. Thompson to whose pre-
paratory training | am much indebted.
entered the Mico Training College
for teachers in 1871, in my eighteenth
wear. and after three years training, |
received a call from the Rev. B. Romig-
afterwards Bishop Romig-of the Mora
Wan Chuch, Freidensthal, St. Croix, to
take charge of the Mission school.
After three years in this school, mo-
, 1919-10-25

rotten for good eggs are sold all about
Tor I cents a piece. Daddy says some of
the references made is poor logic and
poor taste. He thinks that the throing
OF OIL on the waters is for the benefit of
some persons or institution. He says A.
b. n N. B. are synonymous terms my
way (mother spelt this word for mel. A
person wanted to know how it is that
the king OF the jungle forgot to mention
good bay-rum. Mr.. Berg's dog was
krasborstig" last night and is carrying
around 3 yards Of bandage to day, when
saw him however he looked ready for
another scrap
Yours truly
JOHNNIE IGNATZ.
, 1919-10-25
Little %Johnny's Slate.

On t G Estate
October the twentJ-fourth
Dear M. Yohansen:
Some people say that m. let ers are
funny, buc Dadd. says tina the ". E. N.
is funniel. He says that | should give
the people a pus3ei; the pI sseI is why is
the w. E. N. like the Bible?. / win give
the answer another tin if nobody
gueses it. | cam OF give aly prise until
the dollar goes down or the franc goes
up | don't know which is rong. Daddy
says the franc, Mr.. Larser says the dol
lar, Leander says both and Mother says
their ideas are al rash" Daddy says
your editorials in these days are all
''bull' and sound ike % md a harf per
cent propergander. He says you did not
say if the eggs you bort were good or
, 1919-10-25

from the ordinary source and at normal
prices. and things would work VITA the
salts action and ease as hitherto. Ii
during four to six months hence no SUD
%stantial or permanent relief be realized,
through Government Or other interven-
ton, then may God Almighty help Us.
Mr.. Editor: you have inviced through
your oaper correspondence on this sub
ject all important today, many thanks
for this; will you be pleased to give the
public a copy through your columns thaG
part of tne Transfer treaty, which refers
to the concessions granted the National
Bank In this you will further very
much oblige my friend and myself.
Yours faithfully,
LIBERAL.
Will "The Herald", By special request,
please copy.
Chri tiansted, "a Oct. 1919.
, 1919-10-25
AS TAX PAYERS ARE UNCERTAIN.

AS TAX PAYERS ARE UNCERTAIN.
Will you or some reader Of Avis kindly
give a little information on the following.
Can Governor J. w. Oman and Secre-
tarv c. G. Iimmons increase salaries
without the consent and approval Of G.
Councii-If 80 then what is c. c. for?
Why was Government now that war is
over s. aw5'ully anxious TO regulate the
price OF Food Suits?
Can the Governor and Secretary not
give a little consideration to Taxpayers
ard Currency insre d of salaries and
prices Ct Food that are TOO high already?
REPUBLICAN.
St. Crox. %23-10-1919.
, 1919-10-25
ST. CkOlX STATION

81 21OIA HON.
Paris, Oct. 2lst. Prince Rupprecht
Of Bavaria, the German Army Command
er, and a n mbers Of other of the great
est names of Royalty and nobility in the
Almanac de GOtha figure on The list Of
German officials whose surrender for
trial for common law crimes in France
and Belgium Will be demanded in
accordance with the terms of the Yer
sailles s|Ireaty, ii was stated by ia
Liberte' today. The paper states chat
the list which is now approaching compile
ton includes about six hundred names.
each name being accompanied by a de
tailed account Of the offences CHARGED
and the evidence upon which the charges
are made. The Supreme Council will soon
decide the date upon which the list is 10
be presented to Germany which accord
ing 10 the protocol to the Treaty must be
within z months after the lrea,y comes
into effect.
Stockholm, Oct. 21st.-The American
Minister here has received a request bv
telegraph from General Yudenitch Liam
ozoW of the Govt. OF northwest Russia,
urging the United States to send food
and other necessities Tor Petrograd
which General Yudenitch said he expect
ed to take today. The request was for
warded TO Washington.
Toxic, Oct. 21st.-Field Marshal CONT
Ierauchi, former Premier of Japan. died
today,
, 1919-10-25

tives of economy Influenced a change,
which | took advantage Of in returning
to Antigua, but was reca led b. School
Inspector. Mr.. J.. I. GUN, to serve al
East Hill School. This was in 1877.
My stay was r .ther shor5,- one month
as | was removed to La Granle Frin-
cesse School, tie teacher being so very
i'll, that he was Unable to contin Ie work.
At this school | labored till the end of
September 1879.
From lat. Oct. 1879, | With my wife as
Sewing Mistress and Assistant, took
charge of Peter Rest School. taught
there until the end Of April, 1911, when,
by medical advice, | was compelled to
resign, owing to i'll health.
On the 8th of September, 1911, news
from Copenhagen announcing the deco
ration by His Majesty, the King, of the
Gross Of Homer of Dauntbro&'' upon
three Of his public servants IN Il e ID. ".
Of that Royal favor | am one O. the
recipients.
The ceremony of the investiture took
place on Saturda ;. 7th. Oct. 1911 in the
upper story Of the Public School Build
ing. Chriatiansted, and vas performed
by the School Din ector, O. Rubner-Peter-
sen K. D. in the presence of MIS-. Rub
ner. Petersen, tnt members OF the School
Board, former Inspector Of Sci ools, j.
Z. Quin, ESQ. and all the pernanentle
appointed teache s."
To the above Y e beg to add, that Mr..
Joseph retired from public service, com
manding the resi- ect Of the entire com
munity. as a mar OF %sterIing integrity.
From an obit' airy publ shed in this
paper some time ago, it will be noticed
that Mr.. JOSEPH died on the 18th list.
end was buried ca the 18th, n the pub
he cemetery, tn. ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. Fr, Piglott, of
st. Johns Episcopal Church, o. which
Mr.. Joseph wos a staunch member
Com.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-16

DDGdI Ill ILLS llot, NOAAo0Ae SAS 49,
such there be, will be corrected
Arenson, Mr.. A.
Arenson, Mrs. A.
Aycock, Mr.. E. H.
Allen Mr.. Ed. A.
Allen. Mrs. Ed. A.
Alfred, Mr.. R. F.
Alfred, Mr.. John.
Alfred, Mrs. John.
Armstead, Mr.. John S.
Armstead, Mrs. John s.
Abbott, Mr.. H. C.
Abbott, Mrs. H. G.
Abbott, George Albert.
Abbott, Mary Orvis.
Abbott, Anne Virginia.
Atkinson, Mr.. T. w.
Bostic, Hattie A.
Bennett, Mrs. ]. T.
Bennett, Mr.. ]. T., Jr.
Bennett, Mr.. J. j.
Bennett, Leroy.
Baldwin, Mr.. Homer.
Baldwin, Mrs. Homer.
Baldwin, Miss Alice Steele.
Baldwin, Miss Virginia.
Baldwin, Miss Minnie LeGrand.
Baldwin. Miss Mamie.
Baldwin, Mr.. w. T.
I Baldwin, Mr.. J.. c.
Bowers Miss Fannie.
Blake. w. M.
Bailey. Mrs. T. B.
Bynum, Mr.. Fred w.
Bynum. Mrs. Fred. w.
Bell, Mr.. l.. ].
Biggs. Mr.. Robert L.
Biggs. Mrs. Robert L.
Becknell, T. L.
Bynum, Eva Page.
Began, ]. S.
Bennett. Mrs. J. J. &
Black, Mr.. r. B.
Bolton, Mamie.
Betliune, Miss Sallie.
Benoist, Miss Johnsie.
Brazzelle. John.
Brooch, Mrs. J. A.
Cameron, Mrs. Stella.
Cameron. Miss Johnsie.
Cameron, Mr.. J. D.
Cole, Mr. John.
Cole, Mr.. o. C. (col)
Covington, Mr.. ]. Stansill.
Covington, Mr.. Clay.
Covington, Mr.. w. T.
Covilgton, Mr.. H. J.
Cov.ngton, Miss Marie.
Ccvington, Mr.. T. A.
Covingtcn, Mrs. T. A.
Covington, Miss Florence.
Covington, Miss Harriet G.
Porter James.
Covington, Mr.. A. c.
Covington, Miss Ethel
Covington, Miss Chloe.
Covington, Miss Pratt.
CoYipgton. Mrs. w. B.
Cotington. Mr.. Leak s.
Cameron. Miss Gussie.
Coley, Mr., John.
Coley, Mr.. Carl.
Coley, Mrs. J. R.
Grassland, Mrs. w. e.
Currie, William.
Currie, D. A.
Coggin, Mr.. s. w. +
Callahan, Roy.
Christ, George. 'tT''
Chamberlain, DR.. ~
Capel, Mr.. J. w.
Cole, DR.. r. s. TT
H Cole, Mr.. A. B.
Cole, Mr.. w. B.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-16

ISIS MEMBERSHIP
r
Of Rockingham Chapter, and
cured During the Christmas
We. Not Too Late to Join.
Wanted. Join Now
New List Will be
lblished Later.
r
spite the prevalence of influenza through
md county, the Red Cross Christmas Roll
was gratifying success. However, there
hundreds in the county who have not join
) should do so. If you are not member,
ne does not appear on this list, then join or
nee; send your dollar and name in to the
ry, Miss Georgia Biggs, and she will send
g Red Cross button and give you the 1919
window shield.
the list of 942 members as reported to
y. If you joined and your name does not
t the secretary, Miss Biggs, and the error,
corrected.
Cole Mrs. w. B.
Cole, Miss Elizabeth.
Cole, Miss Cathrine.
Cole, Bob.
Carter, William.
Chandler, H. V.
Collier Mrs ]. T.
Coppedge, Mr.. W. R.
Coppedge, Mrs w. R.
Coppedge, Miss Grace Pemberton
Coppedge, Miss Mary Monroe
Coppedge, Mrs D. L.
Cox, Mrs. L. A.
Covington, Mrs. T. L.
Coyington, William.
Covington, Mrs. W. M.
Covngton, Miss Rebecca.
Covington, Miss Caroline
Covington, Miss Eleanor.
Covington, Miss May.
Covington, Mrs. w. T.
Covington, Mrs. J. Stansill.
Currie Miss Jennie.
e. Cole Mrs. R. s.
Cole Master R. S. Jr.
Grand. Culberson, Mrs. D. L.
Culberson, Mrs. J. w.
Culberson, Gladys
Culberson, George
Curre, Pearl
Deas, Mrs. J. H. ~ r i'->~-~
Davis Mr.. e. s. =
Davis, Mr.. R. s. L.. =; -
Davis, Mr.. T. E.
Davis Mrs. T. E. .
Davis Master, T. e.
Davis Jesse
Davis Mrs. Judith W.
Dockery, Mr.. J. c.
Dockery, Mrs. ]. c..
:. Dockery, Master J. c., Jr.
Dockery, Master Nicholas.
/! Dockery, Miss Eleanor
Dockery, Mrs Minnie
Dockery, Miss Sarah Lilly.
Diggs, Mrs. W. K
Diggs, Corrinna
Diggs, LESSEE.
Dean, Mrs. Florence.
Donaldson, Mr. J. R.
Dabbs, Mr. H. II.
D. n.
Dickinson, Fred
Dickinson Mrs Fred
Dickinson Sarah
Donaldson, Mrs.
Everett, Mr.. Houston.
Everett, Mr.. ]. LeGrsnd
Everett, Mrs. J. LeGrand.
Everett, Mr.. J. LeGrand, Jr.
Everett, Mr.. John L.
Everett Mrs. John L.
Everett. Miss Sara
Everett, Master John'L Jr.
Everett, Miss Elizabeth.
Everett, Miss Frances
Everett, Martha.
Everett Terrell
Everett Mr.. w. N. Jr.
Everett Mrs. w. N. Jr.
Everett W. N. Jr., III.
Everett, Mr. W. N.
Everett, Mrs. W. N.
Everett, Dr. A. C.
p Everett, Mrs. A. C.
Everett. Miss Bessie
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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-16

Entwistle. Mrs. G. p. Il
Entwistle, Master John Covington.
Entwistle, Mr.. Geo. p, Jr.
Entwistle, Miss Mary.
Entwistle, Mr.. William Harry.
Entwistle, Mr.. William.
Elliott, Mr.. Adams.
Ellerbe. Mr.. lack.
Eaves, Mrs. Annie.
Fox, Mr. L. G.
Flowers, Miss Bobbie.
Furr, Mrs. Blanche.
Faucet, Anderson.
Flowers, Jesse.
Farley, Miss Nancy.
Farley, Miss Glenn.
Farley, Miss Dorothy.
Farley, Miss Jeannet.
Finley, Mrs. James.
Ford, R. L.
Ford, Mrs. R. L
Ford, Carrie Mae
Ford, Ollie
Gibson, Mr.. Joe.
Gibson, Mr.. Carlysle.
Gibson, Mr.. Nelson.
Guthrie, Mr.. Tom.
Guthrie, Mr.. H. L.
Garner, Mr.. X. c.
Gathings, Miss Carrie.
Carrot, Mr.. J. e.
Carrot, F. B.
Carrot, Glenn.
Carrot, DR.. F. j.
Carrot, Mrs. F. J.
Garris, Mr.. ]. T.
Quinn, Vera.
Quinn, William.
Gore, Mr.. Claude.
Gore, Mrs. Claude.
Gore, Miss Arrabella.
Gore, Master John William.
Gore, Rosalie.
Gore, Bruce.
Gore, D. L., Jr.
Hasty, Miss Bessie.
Hasty, Mr.. ]. N.
Hasty, Mrs. j. N.
Hasty, Margaret.
Hasty, Lillian.
Hobbs, Mr.. C.. NJ.
Hinson, Master Marion Lee.
Hull, Mrs. M. H..
Hamer, James.
Holt, Miss Cora.
Harrison Mr.. w. e., Jr.
Harrison, Miss Ruth.
Hicks, A. T.
Hale, w. N.
Harwell, J. S.
Hopkins. Sidney.
Hobbs, Mrs. c. S.
Helms, Mrs. T. r.
Harrison, Mr.. W. E.
Harrison, Mrs. w. e.
Head, Mr.. Merritt.
Hawley. Mr.. ]. l..
Hawley, Mrs. J. L.
Hancock. Miss Maggie.
hutchinson, Mrs. j. A.
Hutchinson, Miss Sadie.
Hendley, Frances
Hatcher, E.
Hudson, Mr.. R. j.
Hudson, E. r.
Higgins J. o.
Ingram, Miss Blanche.
Ingram, Adam (col.)
Ingram, Patsy (col.)
Ingram, Mr.. W. P.
Jones, Mr.. w. R,
Jones, Mr.. R. L.
King, Mr.. Walter.
Kelly, L. A. .
King, Mr. c. w.
London, Mr.. Isaac S.
London, Mrs. Isaac S.
London, Master William Everett.
Leslie Walter (col)
Long, Mr.. w. F.. Jr.
Long, Mrs. w. F.. Jr.
Long, Miss Virginia.
Long, Miss BetSey.
Long, Mr.. lack.
Long, Mrs. Bette Flowers.
Long, Miss Mossie.
Long, Miss Helen.
Long, Miss Florence.
Long, Mr.. Bob.
Long, Master Henry, Jr.
Long, Mrs. w. s.
Long, LeGrand.
Long, Mrs. H. F.
Long, Mr.. H. F.
LeGrand, James A
Lide, Mrs. B. A.
Lide, John Samuel.
Lide, Ulmer.
Lilies, Mr.. T. B.
Leak, Mr.. J.. w.
Leak, Mrs. j. w.
Leak, Miss Pattie.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-04-08

ly convinced that the three men are
equally guilty and that the trio
knowingly and for commercial pur-
poses attempted to smuggle the IL
quor thru to Washington.
The unloading of the huge booze
supply at the courthouse attracted
a large crowd, and an occasional
sigh from the bone dry" spectators
told a story without words. The iron
doors of the old Jail closed over ST.
900 worth of liquor, II disposed Of
at the prevailing bootlegging prices
at Portland and Tacoma; which is
said to be s14 a quart.
: Notwithstanding that the two men
now held disclaim any owenrship
of the confiscated booze, 1t is a
known fact that each of the accused
offered Deputy Hopkins 500 as a
bribe to allow them their freedom.
1t goes without saying that the Off
GER flatly refused
The men denied going farther than
Grants Pass, but 1t came out at the
hearing that the men had been to
Crescent City where the booze was
purchased.