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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

Gin SanSpcrgnilacn finoet NOR
aen abenS in Streblp's 8rope itntt.
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Rontag cine @eidGftsreiie nab Ct
Souis.
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reren Sasen in ct. 2ouis aif 9eiud,
bel ibren @eihniitern.
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reiiten letter. Sonntag nod eolitm'
bio, Mo. 3llit geiltd bon @erlpono.
fen.
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reiiten lceteu Sonntag nadl ct.
9oltis. sum @eilh oprtiaer &eriuano.
fen uno 9efonntcn.
-6ranf Nedcrmarm unb @ottin
,ino Senrp unb SRI. Darn Heder-
MANI naren Letter Sonntas beilids.
Deiie in @asconaoe.
-Senrp 6. Strad begab ii6 leBte
ISOLDE nad 8Iono lun Dem gegrdb'
niiie ieirer Sante, 5rau Senriette
8arper beisunobnen.
SRI. Gbriitine Mt,eller, bon ct.
2ouis, beiinbet lid ieit mcbreren ga.
gen bier auf geiud bel ibrer Ii,tter,
@ittpe Geo. Mueller, bon Shiefer's
Brand.
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ling, unb Ybil. gauer, bon Worri.
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nell Iiltc bon CIR. gberlin & Con
gefauft.
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2ouis, traf bieie ISOLDE bier elm un6
miro einige @ofen bier bel ibrer
M,itter, Srou @olentin Stred on Der
Sirit Greet perneilen.
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Sonntag in geglcitung ieiner God
fer, Sinla uuo either. nod ct. 2puis,
no 2ettere mcbrere @pdcn bel Ser
tpanbten p~eripcilen mer6en.
-auguit @oers uno 6amilic iinb
lette ISOLDE bon @lnnb nod u%nierer
Stabt iiberiieoelt, mo- Ser 8oers.
Der ein %crfabrener @eicnmaher lit,
als Sormann III ser Mief 9eienfobrif
Stelle nebmen miro.
Der Miiiouri bot ieinen niebrig.
item @aieritanb crreidt lnb aipar als
Golge bes iiberall berridenben Re.
ge,maneels. al,b Der @aiierltanb
oes @asconabe Sluiies lit elm ieIten
nieberiger.
-0ie Sonntag Sdule Der bert'
i6en Bresbpterianer @emeinbe Dor
Sir1t Greet. miro ont Mitttpof, Ser
90. @lgult ibr 8ienic in Sronflir
9riiens' Stature abbalten, rnb Iaoe'
Sebermann gum 9eiuhe elm.
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reno IGneere 3eit in ct. Soieph SEQ
in einem 9liiness College oils Sch
rerin tbdtig mar, traf lette @oh,
bier Elm unb miro Die Serien5eit be
ibrem Softer, Otto Streblp, pcrleben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

60. Snmmert bietet er,@ eiinitise
@eIese,beiten erer @eIb in quite
SarmIdnbereien on5uleger. in bieien
un6 Radbor Counties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

User peib gu Ieben9 9er at Iei6en
meiB. &er gu eenieBen? Ser a., emf.
iagen berltebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

TNuQtc UuIl SuitS, UluitilSttp 0ti1nh
ocfehrt, 100 err Is @onate benin Corps
Der Mcoi5iner in Der Irmee itano
Srarfreid ioipic ous fron5oiiid,e &oli
bat bel unierem ilInsen 5reunoe fei.
men giinitieen einorud bin~terlaiien.
, -Gouaro 3aitrop, Sobn bon
Gulntp. Hibtcr Senrp 3aitrofp, BON
Stolpe, lit lesten Samstag aus Camp
5aplor. SEP. 5uriidgefcbrt, mo- er iei.
men ebrennollen Ibidieb nad 17-mo'
natlidem 3~rieesoicnit, erbalten bate.
gouaro itanb bel Der abtbeilung nfiir
erite Silfe" bel Der 8. Sibiiion Der 6.
Snfanterie llrb nabm an ben Sdlaf).
ten on orei peri6iebenen Sronten
tbeil, mo omar 5peimal in BEN
Soeeien, einntal bel ct. Nibiel lnb
5peimal BEL Irgonne unb on Der
Weuic. gr biente Is Wonate Il,
Srdnfrei6 1tnb mar ipGter bel Den Be
inbungstrlppen in Sricr, 2urcmburg
nnh Seuti6lnnb.
-Youl Sue lit Sic ISOLDE ans
6ranfrcif 5uriidgefebrt. mo er Is
Morate I'M Soipital Corps geOicnt
bate. Gr mar fur5 nad Ger &riegs.
%erflGrung ais Sreimilliger in Die gr.
NEE cingetreten unb bot i'm @un5er
Srpet Sabre &riegsbienit geleiItet.
-Sbil. Hoth, bon Morriion, mar
an Sienstag bier altf 9eiltd BEL BE-
fannten.
Strait q. 6. 8egemann febrte
lebten Samstog bon elmer na6 ct.
2ouis u~ntertommenen 9eii,dsreiic
5llrild.
-9eulab @raf lit ant 0icnstug
bon Trop, SI. uno ct. 2ol,is suriid-
gefebrt, mo Tie Seripanoten cinm &c.
iltd abgeitattet bot.
Srau Gina Copeland unb Sim.
Der, bon Safe, Wo., befanben iih leg.
ten Wontag bier auf fi,raem geiud
bel Der Camille 8. 81. @ensel.
g. s. Shilling lit letter Won.
tag bon elmer mad Solparb, Boone
unb Gallaipap Counties unternom-
menen Heiie allriidgefebrt, bie er Ill.
ternommen batte nm SarmldnSer a.,
beiidtigen.
-Sreo 9oettder unb Satin iinb
Otto &iefcr uno 8attiI bon Belle.
billie, Sll., faWen leste @obe in it,.
rem Iutomobil bicrber ulll Scr So
nilie 6ronflin 9ruens an Ser SirIt
Greet cincn @cilld) ab5ltitottcn.
Strait Selma Sdmnrt troi les.
ten Wnntag bon Dubuque, SOMA bier
Gin unb meilt gcecnmGrtis bier a,,f
9cIl,h bel ibrer Sdmeltcr, Srau 4ug.
6raf. Sn ibrer 9ealeitune befanb
Iid hire Wltter. Srau Ri,Oolpb Guef-
fer fen. bon 8aD, pcl6e mebrere Mos
nate III Dubuque BEL ibrer Sodter
perpeilt bate.
-&alter 4nbreas uno Satin,
bon st. 2ouis. iparen lette ISOLDE
bier auf 9eiud bel ibrer Smlte sSrau
Sranf Rebiamen. iopie BEL ibrer
@roBmitter, Srau gIiiabetb 9otter.
mann. 9icIelben febrten ont Conn.
tag pieoer in ibr Seim auriid beglei.
tet bon 5rau 8ottermann. melde
mebrere Wonate in ct. 2oris her.
meilen miro.
-6rau Sranflin gruens, Don
SirIt Greet unb beren Sodter ssral,
5reo Stambaugb, bon ct. Souls,
reiiten lesten Nontag mad aanias
Gitp lrn ibrcm Sobn, reip. 8ruber,
eugene 9rtlens einen geiud abor.
%Itatten. Bon bort aus meroen oiejel.
ben ibre &eiie nad @Ioorooo, OfIa.,
ausocbnen INN ben Sobn un6 9ri,ber
Sarrp 9rltens nit ibrem 9eiufe 81,
erfreucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
6Srt

Or. Silton Sra Sones. einen Der beoeutentiten
@elebrten ~unieres 2anbes, in ieiner Gusleguns Der
@unber Der gSiiieni6aft.
8iaiam Sorfers bodpatriotiide 8eoe iber bic
rWieberentoeduns NmerifaS." gr lit elmer Der
beriibmteiten Steiner Nmerifa's.
Son. vgDclone" Dauis. Der befaunte Staats.
mann Don 1eras, in ieiner 3iinbenoen Nniprabe
iber Die Yrobleme Der Retonitruftiun.
9iapmOno .. Colbert, in ieiner Inrebe iiber bic
rStunoe Del. Iemofratie."
9. 6. 8ntfins. elm 8unber Der Sdauipieler.
funit, Der cir 9an5es mObernes Drama ALIEN ipiett
unb as gbarafters 0ariteller unibertrofien lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
STATE BANK
OF BAY. MISSOURI

@%esrinbet 1911.
3apital $4,000, lleberIduB $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150.00O.
Betreibt elm allsemetnes 8antseibaft.
8esablt 4 BrDaent auf Belts epoiten.
1cSahlt 3 8rpsent auf Spars0 epplten.
5at Siherbeits.S 3 poltr&aten gu bernie,
then.
lnb bittet freunbtiht I'm eure 8unb-
ibaft.
s9irettoren:
Simon Boeeer. 6. u. Meper,
6. Gngelbreft. VI. Y. WpeGer,
SteD. 8uifmann, gbos. &. Orpen
Senrp 9auaenbera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Seiratbs 2isenien.

Charles Marotte, Case--------- 4,
Bertha E. Buhrmeister, Case 49, 3;
VIM. A. Wehrle, Hermann ----- 3.
Christina E. Speckhals, Hermann 8;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
peoplesBonk
Don gsrmauu, 1a'o.
eriaht Gnd nm eineu libe.
ralen She'll Gares Sanfse.
ihdftes.

Mctfc Vlnf ld)trtf
Oireftoren:
81. ". greuer, Hobt. @alfer
Senrp Grass, Senrp %. Sefotte
Senrp Ohsner, O.. s. Stoenner
". 9. 8uIfer, 9aifirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

9Srt
9unbar's beribmte meiBen Suiiaren. Cine
Brass 8anb beltebenb aus neun biibiden talents
pollen Mdb6en bic auBer Der claiiiiden aud bic
moberne rSass"s Wuit ~liefert.
Die Montasue Dperetta Ginger. Gin muiifali-
ider Triumph bes gbautaaquas. Gin 8roaram
Der i6bulten 2ieber.
9as 8elsilde Srideiter, nit einem Yroaram
Der berrlidien Srideitermuiif.
8uofie Auartett. Bier muiifaliide aimltler
uno Sdnser.
Die Suburn Company in ibrem reibbaltisen
Yrosram.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11

NINA TAYLOR HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS FOR
SPRING HAVE ARRIVED. THE STYLES AND PAT
TERMS AS PRETTY AS EVER
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11
stephenson, chattel. $4,000.
Partial Release

Stephenson, chatteI $4,000.
Partial Release
Lincoln Trust Co. to Mary Collard
real mtge, $500.
Assignments
First National Bank. Pullman to
New York Life Insurance Co.. real
mtge, Eugene Rittenhouse
First National Bank, Pullman 70
New York Life Insurance Co., real
mtge' Claude NJ Haynes.
Leases
Mary c. Lawrence to c. J. Flood
nwq l0-19-44, five years.
Perry J.. Virgins to Fred Per-
klns' nwq, nwq of swq /, Ell of neo
2-12-44, five years, 1925 per year
Priscilla Maynard to Fred Perkins.
swq OF neg, VIII of seq Ell of swq, swo
oil swq /, neq of nwq, nwq of neo
12-13-44, > years.
certificate Increase Capital Stock
1ekoa Grain Company.
Bills of Sale
George stephenson to NJ. D. Henry.
lights. fixtures, etc, in bldg. known
as Theatorium Theatre, also lights,
fixtures in bldg, known as Grand
Theatre, 81.
George Stephenson to p. w. Strup-
pier, property owned in connection
with movie shows, Pullman.
Conditional Bill of Sale
NJ. ID. Henry to p. w. Struppler,
lights, fixtures, ETC., in connection
with movie shows, Pullman, Theator-
ium and Grand, $1S15.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11

Byron s. Rick to J. s. Love, south
so feet lots 4, 8, 6, blk 6. McCoy's
add, Oakesdale, $1,000.
Mortgages
Annie A. Hitchings to N. w. Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., neg 11-18-
20, $4,000.
A. w. Carpenter to Colfax State
Bank, crop sh OF sea, part nh Of seq
Of swq of neg 31-17-44, $500.
L. D. DeLashmutt to J. w. splat-
or, I've stock, farm implements, two
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APRIL 3, 1919

d. II. Mahoney to w. e. Mahoney
lots 5, 6, blk 3, McDonald's add, Te'
koa, 81.
County Treasurer to w. e. Ma
honey and D. H. Mahoney, lots ., b,
blk 5, McDonald's add, Tekoa.
John Quist to Ernest V. Rothwell
nwa of neg 18-f5-46, $4,000.
Thomas II. Brown to James e. GIRL
ner and Earl c. Griner, nh of neq'
land lying east of county road in NEG
1S-42-5, WBM 600 acres). $1,000
Mortgages.
]. Farnsworth to Frank Zalesky'
lot 10, McGee's subdivo seq S2-15-
As, $500.
Ernest V. Rothwell to John Quist
nwq of neg 1S-15-46, $1,000.
c w. Henderson to A. L. McNIil-
Ian live stock, farm implements
two-thirds crops 1919, three-fifths
crop 1921 on sea 16-1S-l4, $500.
o. p. Hare and Sons to e. A.
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APRIL /, 1919
Deeds

Z. E. Bryan to julius Bellach,
'O's l. z, 3, blk 8, Elberton, $1,000.
Oharies &. Frederick to Salem c..
nurdy' lot l, west 10 feet lot 2, west
ieet lot 8 blk 10, Pitches add, Pa
House, $4,000.
T. G. Lloyd to C. T. Hansen, 15-
l8-S7, 81.
3. G Lloyd to c. T. Hansen, Ell OF
neg 22-1S-S7, 81.
Mortgages
- II. Hall, II. S. Murray to First
o.a'e Bank, La Crosse, tract 22-13-
'oO2.Q, also 1887, nwq, VIII
r7q' Nh of swq 24-13-37, $6791.5O.
:. =, Lloyd to Day & Hansen Sc
1I,'y Co. eh of neg 22-13-37, $4,000.
= y Lloyd to Day C Hansen Sc
ora Co. Ell of neg 22-19-37,
!. . Lloyd to Day & Hansen Sc
urlty Co., $SO7.O8.
"a u Reed to Pacific Bldg &
4an ~ Assn, lot 7, sh lot 8, blk II,
Facrosse, $500.
wary E. struppler to Pullman
Bank, chattel, $500.
W. = Caps to Citizens State Bank,
stock, crop, farm machinery,
Up swq s-44-5, 1925.
~ w. ohler to Citizens state Bank,
A2toa '0ck' farm machinery, crop,
u,,, Releases
- ' - Investment Co. to ]. Jo-
hoTn cans First State Bank, Union
~ w. real mtge, $500.
fullman State Bank to George
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farm machinery, s525.

Wiotte. farm machinery, S525.
Releases
Janet Wilson Newell to Tim Ru-
bens, real mtge, $1,000.
First National Bank, st. John, to
p. w Hinshaw, chattel, $500.
Bill of Sale
Joseph Seltice to Willis Z. Ma
honey. crop 1890, on 10, Is, in
5-44 WBM 600 acres), $500.
Power of Attorney
Willard Ward, Ellen and Anna
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County Records
MARCH 81, 1918
Deeds

Deeds
Netherlands American Mortgage
Bank to j. II. Hall and II. S. Murray
435.7 acres 23-13-37, also all 1913
81, 81.
H. r. Williams to j. II. Hall and
II. S. Murray, VIII of new, nh of nwq
"a, sh of nwq nh of swq 24-13-37,
81.
E. c. Lloyd to j, H. Hall and H. S.
Murray, 66.5 acres seq 22-13-37 81.
w. r. Lloyd to e. c. Lloyd, seq,
eh of neg 22-13-37 (24O), 81.
Roy L. Hord to ], B. Jackson, lot
5, blk /, Pennington, 81.
Florence Alexander, Georgia Love,
Wesley Alexander, Winnie Orwig,
and Omar Alexander to Edward Ma
guire, tract land Ell of swq, 28-17-
AZ, 81.
James Lynch to Edward Mcguire,
tract in 2S-17-43, 81.
Herman Friese to Frank Friese
eh of swq, VIII of seq 31-17-45, lots
l, o. 10, II, II, 10, in neg, lot 8,
in nwq 6-16-45, $40.
Sallie e. Farr, Audrey Kayler Lii
lie C. Palmerton, Alice S. Henry,
Frederick John Kaylor and Geo. II
Layman to L. B. Meyer, lot /, blk
54, Pullman, $1,000
Mortgages
j. II. Hall and II. S. Murray to
the Netherlands American Mortgage
Bank, 1924 acres 23-13-37, also all
1887, also nwq, VIII of neg, nh of
swq of 24-13-37, $4,000.
E. C. Lloyd to Day e Hansen Sc
curity Co, all 15-13-37, $4,000.
j. H. Hall and Fl. S. Murray to
First State Bank, La Crosse, one
third crop 1919, two-fifths crop 1920
on 22-13-37 (5024), also all 1913
81, also nwq. VIII of neg and nh of
swq 24-13-37, $6791.50.
James Cairns to S. Clemmons
Bruner, lot l. blk SO, Pullman, $3.50.
Releases
DeTweede Northwestern and Pa
cific Hypotheeekbank to II. r. Will
Jams, real rtge First State Bank OF
La Crosse, $4,000.
First State Bank, La Crosse, to H.
R. Williams, real mtge, $500.
Day & Hansen Security Co. to w.
R. Lloyd, real mtge, $4,000.
Day & Hansen Security Co. to w.
R. Lloyd real mtge, $500.
John L. Goeppinger to w. NJ.
Mooney, real mtge, Murphcy Favre
c Co., $500.
Abbie c. Baker to r. S. Remia and
Elizabeth B. Remia, real mtgs.
Assignments
Williams and Gallagher to F. A
Williams, conditional bin of sale,
4 Root e Dahl.
Bills of Sale
Il Theo. Hetstuman to F. J. and w.
B D. Kolkman, stock of goods, fixtures,
FL etc. in place known as Supply Store,
81 also share in Uniontown Telephone
81 Co., 81.
George and w b. Stephenson to
81 j. N. and L. O. Cannon and S. w.
81 Collins, stock merchandise, furniture
fixtures, etc, known as City Club,
Pullman, $4,000.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Hobart Mfg. Co to City Market,
# penut machine, $145.
Hobart Mfg Co. to Martin L.
rude, kitchenade, $125.
Williams & Gallagher to Root &
Dahl, auto, $622.82.
Whltefield Helmer Co. to J. II.
LeWallyn, tractor, S1065.
amended Articles Incorporation
security State Bank, La Crosse,
capital stock to be $4,000.
APRIL l, 1919
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APRIL 4, 1919
Deeds

". A. Perryman to William Bur-
meister, lots l, 2,-7, s, blk 70, Breed
ings' add. Palouse, $65.
+. J. Hayfield to Phillip Schier-
man, lots 8, blk "a, Pennington,
$50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11
YOUR CORSET

Before purchasing it for spring,
we would like to show you the
Warner Models-they are very
attractive and will give style to
any figure, and, moreover, you
will like to wear a Warmers be-
cause of its comfortable support.
May we serve you?
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11

Ward, Nora Cannon, Mrs. Catherine
Davis, Mrs. Bridget Foley appoint
w. ]. Pagan.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11

thirds interest crop 2S, 80, in 1899,
$2882.79.
Releases
j. Weston Martin to Claude James,
real mtge, $4,000.
American Free Hold Land Mort
gage company of London to Edwin
E. Morgan, real mtge.
additional Records on page seYenl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11
MORTGAGES

SbUU.
Mortgages
Thomas F. Lyons to Day & Hansen
Security Co, VIII of Ell, VIII 34-15-44.
$1,000.
E. w Etter to Garfield National
Bank, live stock, crop, farm imple-
ments, pit. nwq, pit. NEG 4, tract in
nwq of swq 3, neg of seq 4-17-45,
1915.
L. w Field to Garfield National
Bank live stock, farm implements,
crop part seq 4-17-45, $500.
E. ". Hinshaw to First National
Bank, st. John, live stock, farm i'm
plements, crop in swq 1-1S-4O, $500.
Mrs. Ellen Drum to James A.
Carey, 2.02 acres in 22-16-43, 81,
Releases
E Howell to Geo E. Latin, real
mtge., lot 8, blk 81, Maiden.
Frank X. Godfrey to George A.
Steiner, real mtge, lots l. ., blk IS.
W. S. Imbler to- Arthur L. Hast
ings and Bessie G. Hastings, lots 4,
), blk ] Lockhart's add, St John,
$675.
W. S. Imblcr to Hiram w. Judd,
sh Of 10-19-41, $4,000.
Addison Copper Co. to John Poe,
live stock, $500.
Geo. W Case, Jr., and Chester
shoudy to H. N. Neighbor and Hat
tic Neighbor, live stock, farm nipple
ments, $433.
John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. to John H. Slower and Mag
gle stover, real mtge. $4,000.
Bill of Sale
Kerr Clifford warehouse Co. to Fl.
B. Williams, grain warehouse, with
equipment.
Affidavits
c. H. Farnsworth and Alex Warn
er to The Public, residents of city OF
Palouse for more than 20 years.
C. II. Farnsworth to The Public,
knows Mary A. Archibald, wife OF
Levi Archibald, deceased.
Assignments
Williams and Gallagher to F. A.
Williams, auto.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Williams and Gallagher to f. e.
Montgomery, auto, S622.83.
w. O. Palmer to F. B. Beal, auto,
$3.50.
WHY'S Overland Pacific Co. to l..
n. Clark, auto, $1S45.
M. L. Myers to Luther M. Lyon,
auto, 1925.
Partial Release
Anna B. Baylor to John w. Bay
lor, real mtge, 500.
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APRIL 2. 1919

Edmund O. Archibald and Matilda
J. Robertson to James d. Halliday
lots II, y, blk 10, Powers add, Pa
louise, 81.
e. Howell to George \. Steiner, all
lots Z, s, blk p, Maiden, 81.
S. A, Long to Fay J. Holmes, lots
8, 10, blk 3, First add, st. John,
5000.
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Releases

MllIfoed. cat and barley chop. Nys
& Emert. nov22a
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
CAMP BEACON
STRENGTH TO Be
INCREASED

Camp Beacon has an entire new
complement of men, save the hospi-
tai corps and the quartermaster's de-
partment.
Troops l and K have been replaced
by Troops l. and M, and of course
officers and men are all new to the
Valley.
1t is learned unofficially that a
new hospital will likely be built for
the camp, and it is said many other
improvements are contemplated
which in the minds of those who are
well posted and in position to know
indicates that the camp is not only
to be permanent, but that it may
eventually have from 500 to 1000
men.
This is argued from the fact that
with big standing army there will
he many soldiers to be located and,
as this is an admirable point, it is
strongly probable that a camp will
be located here.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
ROSE THINKS.
.CANAL COST.
'CAN BE GUT.
0 NET \ | R D.

Belief that the engineers estimates
for the cost of the All-American ca
nal will be cut one-third by the re-
turn of pre-war conditions is ex-
pressed by Mark Rose, leader of the
All-American party.
"It is my honest opinion that the
canal will not cost over $4,000, 900,
now that the war is over," said Mr..
Rose. $50
Mr.. Rose worked so hard during
the campaign that the reaction left
him i'll and he has been resting on
lis ranch since Wednesday morning.
"When the engineers made the cost
estimate some two months ago. the
United States was at its peak of
high prices and war expenditures.
The prospect was for mother year OF
war. The canal was an immediate
necessity-no matter what the cost
of labor and materials. Now condi-
tions are all changed. We can get
both on a peace basis with the fu-
turer rassured.
"That the cost is overestimated
under present conditions is more than
likely, unless the engineers failed to
take some things into consideration
l believe that much saving can be
made in many ways, and after we
get at It'll perhaps we won't find con-
ditions so unfavorable in many fea-
tures."
Mr.. Rose, more than any other
man, has been the champion of the
All-American canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
STORM BREAKS
ON PHONE RATE
IA IN CALIFORNIA
(By Associated Press)

llSan Francisco, Jan. 25.-Charges
that Postmaster General Burleston
repudicated his own orders to the
California Railroad Commission es-
tablishing federal rates on interstate
telephone business were made by E.
Edgerson, president of the commits
sion, when that body demanded in a
public hearing why the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company put
federal rates into effect, in apparent
violation of the state public utihty
act.
2Ne/ had been requested in a let
ter in September last by Postmaster
General Burlestorf to pass upon the
question of rates, vet the order made
by the. commission in pursuance OF
it's usual functions is disobeyed .on
alleged instructions of the postmaster
general" Commissioner 'Edgerton
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25

Although greeted by small but
appreciative audience, the Ell Centro
Band, in its concert at the Central
Union High School auditorium last
evening, staged program replete
with both classical and popular num-
bers that would have REFLECTED credit
upon a city much larger than this.
Beginning with the first number,
"Poet and Peasant" to the closing
number, "The Star-Spangled Banner" i"
the attention of the AUDIENCE through
out the entire conceret never evil
denced lack of intrest or apprecia-
tion.
Expressions of highesf praise for
the work of the band and the smooth
ness with which last nights per-
formance was carried off, were heard
everywhere today. ,.
The concert Just given marks one
of the first activities of the band in
it's drive for funds with which to pur-
chase uniforms.
Professor Marone, director of the
ganization, states that he has many
good things in store for Ell Centro
lovers of music. one of which will be
a. symphony orchestra program.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
SA VI D
D F A I I A OK
FROM R j SIS
R { D 4 RMY
Britt sh Fleet Threatens
Bombardment of Seaport
and Rescues City From a
Reign of Terror.
fBv Associated Press)

London, Jan. 25.-Riga has been
saved from the eBolsheviks and from
disorders within the city by Brit
ish fleet which ws sent into the Bal
tic late in December for the purpose
of assisting British refugees to leave
Russia. Men aboard the British war
ships said the threat of bombardment
for the most part was "bluff," as
the most the steel could have done
would have been to smash up the
town. 1t had, however, the desired
effect. y~
The message reported that the
American losses in one action were
ten enlistd men killed, seventeen
wounded and eleven missing. A later
dispatch said subsequent attacks were
repulsed when deliverd on posi-
tion taken by the American forces.
The Inter-Allied force engaged at
Shankurst consisted of a British de-
tachment, two companies of Ameri-
cans and two companies of Russians.
They attacked on three sides and
forced the evacution of positions.
General March pointed out again
that the whole military situation at
Archangel was under control of the
Inter Allied high command in France.
He intimated that should reinforce
ments be deemed necessary, action to
supply them must come from the
high command after recommendation
of the British commander chief of
forces in Siberia.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
New Citizens
Before Court

A large class of applicants were
admitted to citizenship in naturali-
zation proceedings held this morning
before Judge Franklin j. Cole in Su-
perior court. A representative Of the
government was present to cross ex-
anime the applicants and witnesses.
Judge Cole took advantage of the
occasion TO warn the new citizens
against the dangers of Bolshevism,
which he branded as being anti-Amer-
lean and against the best interests
of the "best government on earth.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
CLAIM HUSbAND|S MURDERER
RED CROSS APPEAL.

Again the Red~~Gross is
calling for workers. A new
allotment of garments will
arrive Monday or Tuesday
and an urgent request from
headquarters has been made
that the garments be made up
with the utmost speed. There
will be 100 women's skirts
and 80 pinafores for girls.
February 5th is the time limit
set by division headquarters
for the finishing of these gar
ments and many workers will
be needed if the task is to be
accomplished on schedule.