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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
FACT NO. s:
MILK Goes UP
HERE THURSDAY

Retail price Of milk in Tacoma
will be advanced from 10 TO IL
cents a quart Thursday morning,
II was announced Wednesday by
Frank L. Poole, secretary Of the
Tacoma Mix Distributors sssocia-
ton.
Increased food costs have made
the continuance OF the old price
10 the farmer and consumer i'm
possible, he said.
MIX prices in Tacoma Poole
explained. have been recognized
as among the lowest The new
price OF IL cents is the same as
was charged up until May 4. the
local market being one Of the first
10 drop TO 10 cents.
Demands are continually being
made Of the dairy farmers by the
department Of health to produce a
high quality Of milk, and II these
demands are met the dairy farm
ers must have a fair price for their
product in order to meet the in
creased costs entailed thereby"
Following are the retail prices
which viii be IN effect on Thurs
day morning:
MILK, standard grade. lie quart;
premium grades, 12c quart. and
pintz, &c.
Cream. commercial. l5c half
pint. and whipping. lse hah-plnt
Crezmed buttermilk. lie quart.
and plain. &c quart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
BROWDER TALKS
BACK TO F. D. R.

NEW President Roose-
velt's feeling, indicated by close
friends, that Earl Browder flirted
with a charge of conspiracy against
the government in a speech Sum
day, is "a striking example of war
hysteria, the communist leader
said Wednesday.
The presidents friend told cor
respondents at Hyde Park Tues
day that Roosevelt thought Brow
der. and the party of which he Is
general secretary, came close to
the danger line in suggesting that
the nation was ripe for quick
transition" from the American
form of government
The friend, usually informed
on Roosevelt's opinions, said
there seemed TO be a nice dis
finction between the word
revolution" and the term
'quiek transition" adding that
II the latter were parlor
term for the former, Browder
and the communist party prob
ably were guilty Of conspiracy
against the federal govern
ment.
1T is not clear" Browder said.
IF the close friend of the presi-
dent was referring to what
I actually said, or TO the forgery
IN the New York Times and Herald
Tribune. which constructed a new
speech for me. which ! did not
deliver.
The presidents close friend
expresses his perturbation about
my use Of phrase quick transition.
thus following the line of thought
of the Herald Tribune editorial Of
today Tuesday,. That Is precisely
the phrase reported entirely out Of
its context by the New York Times
and others. although they had the
exact text in their hands"
Perhaps" the communist leader
replied, 1T would be better II the
president were advised by some
friends who do not believe the
capitalist system will collapse
under weight Of q few speeches
such as ! made Sunday IN Boston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
STOREKEEPER KILLED;
2 YOUNG BOYS JAILED

CLAfBUHs, y. ca S0-ysaK-
old st0rskeeper Was shot and killed
with ms osVn revolver early Wed
nesday while investigating what
he believed 10 b an attempted
robbery Police held two Chinese
boys. ons ~ years old. the other
ons "A.
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SHIP TRANSFER
STILL DEBATED
WASHINGTON The u y nEr4-

WASHINGTON The u y Mari
time commission has prepared ;
memorandum for President Rooss-
welt asserting the neutrality act
would not b. violated ~ proposed
transfer Of right T. = line ships
10 Panama registry. Il was isarnsd
today.
The memorandum ~lii BE- asliy-
cred 10 Roosevelt when Re returns
here or ain D. transmitted ~ Hyde
PARK Il he requests Il
The prs.saent said thsrs -.
M iilsEaiitS In ths psspsssi is
place the shlp@ under the Pan
anna flag. and that thsrs sas
sothlng ls n that insight IN
sslys the United states 10
var.
A commission official said there
WAS little Likelihood that acttan on
the q. 5. lines request So1id b.
taken today. The comtpiea,ons
neat regular nesting viii b %
morrow
II vas undsrNtood two base
questions we're Involved Ia cousld'
GRAFTON u ths proposed transfer
Ths first aAked the effect Of tina
transfer on ths natiOnai defense
the other concerned ths possibility
that foreign governments nignt
SEEK 10 buy up whole fleets q
American merchant senssin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
U.S.Census Men
To Cover $3.50
Miles By Sleds

FAIRBANKS, Alaska Two
u. s. census enumerators to-
day looked forward 70 count
ing noses on a route covering
also miles by dog sled. Frank
Alba and william y Goddard
left by airplane for their start
ing posts. Alba al Euby and
Goddard at Bethel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
PUBLIC POWER
IS VOTED DOWN

PUYAI.LUP-In one of the
closest elections In the history Of
this city the $3.50 900 bond issue
to purchase Puyallup distributing
lines OF the Puget Sound Power
q Light Co. was defeated at the
special election Tuesday.
Only IL votes more were cast
against the proposition than for It.
However. according TO the city
clerk. there are about "a absentee
ballots still 10 be counted.
There were 1.e4s votes cast In
the election with esl against and
OCT for the proposal.
In the first ward the first pre-
cinct gave 90 for municipal own
ership and i5s against; second
precinct, 125 for and III against.
and third precinct. 70 for and LOT
against The first precinct Of the
second ward showed s6 for and
ia against; second precinct. los
for and 30 against, and third pre-
cinct. 1873 for and 40 against.
In the third ward there were l52
votes for the measure and "
against In the first precinct; 100
for and 81 against in the second
precinct, and 81 for and IS against
in the third precinct
The lone issue OF acquiring the
power company properties either
by outright purchase or condemn
alton. brought out around 100
more votes than the last regular
election.
IL was . reversal OF the ctty's
vote 10 years ago when ballots
favored public ownership 10 /.
Purchase fell through then when
the bond issue could not be sold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

srokASE--A spsetsesiaf three
alarm fire quilted ths bassmsns
ana sf0rs Fe-ons - ; Sh<iee4As
tgkaeea company baTs Wednesday.
lnluriag three fifsmsn
frank Jaey. one ~ The vwn~ss
n fhs eaaessn. estimated damaxs
70 shs bssllsiinE and se4<k and 20
"a b,lniag bssliisags ssaa,1 sepfoaen
ttD0 10D
me in5sret Iaeissief Assistant
FiFs cnisf James tAamsy. sfs0 ~
poftssfiy suffered bfokea rl1s Ia
fail through = sidewalk trap Pre-
mar a x. koeiksr. wso suffered
deep eais 0B the Wrlss. and Fifs
man X. u. Rabbit. Nho vss over
CONS ~ smoke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
THREATS TO 7
BABIES, SELF
TOLD TO Jury
e. Year-Old Gerald
inc r oloff Is on
Stand at Olympia
Abduction Trial

OLYMPIA-Threats to the
lives of her two babies and
herself caused her to submit
to assault with only passive
resistance, Mrs. Geraldine Ro-
loft, %, told a superior court
jury today hearing kidnapping
and rape charges against her
two alleged attackers.
The men. Robert kimmich. is,
and Jack Marable, 40. showed no
emotion when she told sordid de-
tails of how they forced her TO
drive to a deserted farmhouse and
submit to indignities.
II convicted of kidnapping, both
will draw either life Imprisonment
or death.
Mrs. Roloff. a pretty brunette.
mother of boys aged three years
and three months, spent three
hours on the witness stand.
She was to face further cross
examination, after which the state
may try to introduce evidence the
men accosted other women in
Olympia prior to the crime against
Mrs. Roloff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
NAzI DER|DES
CT. BRITAIN's
LOFTY IDEALS
"All Lies!" He Says;
Where Are Promises
of Yesteryears? L.
Fuehrer's Question
GERMANY

Adolf Hitler declared We'd
nesday night Mt Munich that
Germany never, never viii
capitulate." and that he has
given orders for his forces
to be ready for five years Of
war.
Deriding Great Britains war
aims. he said Germany would give
its answer I'm a language Britain
VIII understand"
That phrase was takea .. .
CHAR threat Of intensified mill
tary action against Britaia.
What form u might take was
not Indicated. hut most OBJ
servers believed greater air
and submarine operations nsost
likely.
We have developed all German
resources 10 the last detail" he
said. They viii never lay NJ low
economically or mihtarily. There
can be only one victor and that
N we.
when Britain today says she Ia
fighting for culture and the free
dom OF civilization. that In only
for laughter in Germany" he said.
The real British reason. he i'm
piled. Is that they hate Man Ger
many.
The British hate the fact We
abolished unemployment and wiped
out social discrimination. he said.
The British hate the fact we arc
developing n fresh. strong youth.
They hate the fact we are helping
ourselves economically through the
four-year plan"
Saying Germany was ready 10
fight five years II necessary, he do
elared:
The day war broke out. ! gave
Field Marshal Herman Goering
orders to prepare for a five-year
war"
In a speech broadcast from the
beer cellar where his first attempt
TO win power was suppressed with
bullets is years ago Wednesday.
Hitler declared Germany needed
British promises after the last
war, but would not do - again
now that we are strong
Sarcasticaily. he referred 10 the
lofty ideals put forward after the
World war.
where IL the much Wanted
freedom Of peoples. Where
are all the promises regarding
colonies. Where ls the as
suranoe of general di.armA-
ment' Ali iie..'
Fellow party members" Hitler
said. In this serious hour I come
10 you TO eelebrats an event
which was most important for the
movement tSazil and the German
people.
In spite Of the failure Of that
event 1.-THE beer hall putschl IN
1923. II was the beginning Of
eventual success.
Reviewing Germany's safry
Into the World war. Hitler said
we know that In the end 10
was not Britain and Fraaes
Who best us In the field
Hitler was cheefed loudly when
he began speaking.
lie went 10 ths famous Munich
beer garden cellar 10 address IN.
old Mar guard Decision 10 radio
east his speech came sn q sur
prsse. since usually he speaks only
IN impromp,u fashion each year
70 the comrades q 1923
Meanwhile. At Berlin. authorized
German quarters said Britalns
cynical relection of the Wnhsl-
nina-Leopoid peace appeal a.
given N q radlocast speech By
British Foreign Secretary gtsc0uni
Halifax. makes any German an
sWer conplstsly aupeFfluosas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
ASK DIES COMMITTEE
TO PROBE NORTHWEST

sEATILE-Amfrlcan LeRion'a
Seattle post No. ]. supported BY
American Federation Of Labor
leaders. Wednesday asked the Dies
committee 20 extend 70 Puget
Sound its investigation Of IN
American activities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
LIGHT


WASHINGTON The first
attempt 70 steal tho 1910 foot-
ball from Franklin D. Koo~s-
vsls's bslligerent grasp wiIi b
staged by such eminent demo-
Gratis ~ Vice President Garner
and senator Burton X. Vince
ier Of Montana. Either By coy
statements or the old-fashion-
I'd method Of writing lsttsr
20 a friend In need. they viii
seon give forth the startling
news that they are receptive
candidates for the Democratic
presidential nomination.
soisdy Niil hs saspFl><a II fhelr
ssnislsn discovery thai w,ta~11xiy
h4s isszksst their hef into th< ftHa
ms really lnsEeFtsfss asNs lee -
sh< fast that thsy Niil sssnaaafses
bos instead If waiting visssi VITA.
lsr ~ neas Fg,Flnx Ths ss<1<fiyiBE
psaFgnsse IL n sisrsss th@ Aeuss f0tksf
saaashis issaT6 setssstls fsfh<f
fhsn f1ssisg ptphiefns. snf ~ snss
press upon thsss thsl wsF - -
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- seid asst Yses Tbsy 49, 60
tsftsan as esfs.ase hssp@ thai is<is
zeiion ~fa fafss - pFssl<i<af -
reveal ms 9sn plsas % So eissfs
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ms vice prss,asns sad Ehe s~a-
alof sFs ~ AogkinG n s4hoezs
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things - - - hanaI3zt ku1s
shanees sk<Asia ~ ~ selstssnpasf-
lad spostseF tefm fef nzm<sif Gar
nef. natufaiiy. sxp<ets shst ~ ~Eii
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sisss. Whsslsx hepes Eaaf - 81
attract tiss liberals 70 - szznziekd.
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le&ss only tiss effs<s hekosFs -
president. and ua1ss ne Ha2eh
set lNhieh sesh mss vigorously
snsioxsedl they eannek mik - tt<e
shsaeaikAns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
ALASKA 70 HAVE WT
EXECUTION SnlCE 1911

tUkMAu. Akn&ks - Ntluoa
chaFl@< : nsElve AI&6k4a- ~iz -
hsss Esi<zsy n Ai44k91s fI<s< Io1n1
sze<1tioa <laes ie1A - nl<>r~
zsfs.l IN aaothsr.la y. - rs sp<i1r.
Charles wili 1is ~ hsnezux -
sss eeasleked h A4T ss1 ~ -
- hznxsa Jszly =. BE- 80 x<ven
: stay # eMeemtien
Th1 ssFEitoFysx izst lsxzt sxeep-
linn was kh&f II he7e< Alf4 -
1901. In 1914 ran vs. <<zateu1ef
70 D. haaGed foF several maf1e<k
sat brpks III sa1 eas killed -
~ altem2ls1 sa1ap&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
PEACE APPEAL
FAILS TO LIFT
EUROPE CLOUD
Expect Chamber | ain
TO Reply Wednes-
day; Carol Plans
Balkan War Pact

LONDON: Prime Minister Ne
vile Chamberlain 10 expected 10
reply to wiihelmlna-Leopoid peace
appeal in speech 1t lord mayors
luncheon Thursday ~ heiligerents
and neutrais reflect pexsimism
over appeals success
Diplomats hear that Rumania's
King Carol has proposed that Ru-
mania. Turkey. Jugoslavia and
Greece join In pact against any
non Balkan power resorting To az
gression IN Balkans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

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said. Il can nos repsst rith tntssn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
DIES ON BOARD VESSEL

JUNEAU. Alaska Charles =.
Hariand. sS-ysar-old former terri
torlal accountant. died on the Sc
attle- hound steamer Alasks Tusa-
day. Il sas learned here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

BERLIN: Adolf Hitler goes 10
Munich 10 celebrate beer putsch
anniversary with peace appeal In
his pocket. Man quarters doubt
that action OF Belgian and Meth
erlands sovereigns viii halt the
war.
German high command an
nounces that nine enemy planes
were shot down during first week
In November. when Germans had
two planes shot down and three
missing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
Review
OF Two
Months
OF " ar

After more than two months
of war in Europe it is now pos
sible to review what has been
recorded for history in terms
of concrete facts. BY discount
ing propaganda and conflict
ing reports, which have caused
so much confusion. We see the
situation shakes down to ID
facts.
As everyone knows. the war had
been brewing since the Munich
agreement more than a year ago.
when Hitler and Chamberlain re-
corded the desire OF our peoples
never to go to war with one an
other again"
But, the actual blow-off came
with a tangible development that
you can get your teeth into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
Sa-PU-lMsu,ik
Lost, 31oOsle

uuErn1muA c-~'xne Ignu1rw
D1o.srHeegh psne>ea - -
ss<fe1i>1 ~ hs1sex s1ns ! y 1
~ ssh>s ve<ess n T1unl1or'o
<lseskee ximGrG <e1nDop<o -
tusns sne~~1 <e117
t'empl>se u.efflslei resH&~e
fsom ~ s(4fess 49, r<eso1e1a
s1so~sa t.tz1 .171 vgIe6 o1U>ns1
- piNa an1 1D4A>I - II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
KNIFE Is MENACE

Her testimony disclosed that
Kimmich warned her Scream and
I'll cut your damned heart out"
when he thrust knife in her back
IN front of the Olympia postoffice
the night of Oct. 3. She said she
offered the men her car, money
and jewelry for her freedom, to no
avail.
Both men smelled as though
they had been drinking beer, she
said, but she emphatically denied
Marable was drunk, striking at
the heart of his defense Of drum
kenness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled Thursday night and
Friday. Temperatures; High, IS;
bow, - sun rises 1905; sets 4;4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
Nazi U>Boat Fleet Growing
"a Month, Churchill Says
THE WAR AT SEA

First Lord OF the Admiralty Winston Churchill told the
British house of London today that the aircraft
carrier Ark Royal. which Germany repeatedly claimed
have sunk has captured valuable Maxi ship merchant
vessel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

ROME; Sources close to foreign
office say that any peace confer
ence developing from wilheimina-
Leopold appeal must consider
Italy's claims. such as increased
sphere OF influence In Balkans. ad-
ditional rights in suez canal and
territorial claims In Tunisia and
Djibouti.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
FACT NO. 1:

Communist Russia and Nazi
Germany. supposedly bitter enc
mics. signed a non-aggression trea-
ty Aug. % of this year. II was a
complete reversal OF their avowed
principles. both by Stain and Hit
Ter. The world was rocked back on
its heels. Then came
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

Churchill alsp revealed that IN
addition 10 previously announced
losses. Britain has Lost ths sub
marine Oxisy through an seci-
dental explosion. he said tina cir
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

Henry Fstngiss e<esessenally
fims geography "a MalllAsH Howard
Taft has SCI HspFems eoaff mem.
fsrs % habbilng Ishs sshooi 1iflA
me Taft lsttsfs and papers xb1eh
lconEisaed Ga faxs 4. coss4ma ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
FACT NO. .:

On the same day aug. 23) Bril-
tain formally warned Germany.
through her ambassador to Berlin,
that she would fight for Poland.
That belongs in the record because
It shows Hitler was forcefully
warned that invasion Of Poland
meant war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

ISTANBUL: Return of German
Ambassador Franz Won Papen
brings furry of diplomatic activ-
ity.
Russian and German opposition
to Anglo-Franco-Turkish pact In
highlighted as national assembly
meets to ratify IL: observers be-
lieve preparations for new Balkan
entente are progressing favorably.
PARIS: After three weeks Of
comparative inactivity. German
troops start local activity In saar
sector Of western front from Mo-
selle river to Ohrenthal salient.
Military dispatches report heavy
German troop movements near the
Dutch frontier.
French appreciate peace gesture
from Queen wilheimina and King
Leopold. but indicate war must 60
on unless Hitler agrees to allies
terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
CIGARETS ISSUE

She also denied cigarets the men
smoked were strong smelling"
1t was indicated Marable or both
also might plead they had smoked
marihuana before the act.
Mrs. Roloff said she was too
frightened to try to escape from
the men at any time during the
four-hour ordeal. When first kid
-naped, she said. the men told her
they merely wanted to meet a
third man at the airport, and that
she would not be harmed If she
did what they told her.
MEN TO TESTIFY
Today's witnesses included DR..
Lawrence c. Wilson, Mrs. Roloff's
physician, who testified to injuries
received by her during the ordeal,
and DR.. VIM. M. Dehn, University
chemistry professor, who identified
stains on clothing Of the men and
Mrs. Roloff.
Attorneys for Marable and Kim
mich said both men would be
placed on the witness stand later
in the trial to testify in their own
defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ..... -......s2, 7e6 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-09
FACT NO. s:

Three days later Germany for
mally pledged to Belgium, Swift
erland, Holland and Luxembourg
that their neutrality would be
scrupulously respected. Another
matter for the record, II Hitler
makes the much discussed flank
attack on the Maginot line through
those countries. THE present anx-
ious defense preparations of Bel
GUM and Holland do not imply
much faith in Hitlers pledge of
Aug. 26.)
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FACT NO. 4:

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On Sept. ! Germany marched
into Poland and calmly annexed
Danzig by decree. Two days later,
a fateful Sunday, Britain and
France declared a state OF war
with Germany. Thousands of
Americans viii long remember the
measured tones OF Neville Cham
berlain broadcasting the tragic
news. For the first time in his
tory, a declaration OF war was
made by word of mouth into the
very homes Of the people.
ION the same day. point was lent
to what was In store by the sinking
of the British passenger liner Athena.
That a German submarine torpedoed
the liner has not been proved clearly
enough 10 prevent the Germans from
denying II, but the world In general
accepted the disaster A. the starting
gun of almost unrestricted submarine
warfare).
FACT NO. S:
On Sept. 5 the United States
declared an embargo on the ship
ment of war supplies to the bellig-
erents. as required by the old neu-
trality act. The embargo was re-
pealed two months later in an
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DABNEYs TOWNSHIP-COLOREI

5940 Burton, N. G. IL acres
land .......... .......$ 2.69
5956 Danield, ]. A. l lot 49,. l.42
1913 Hart, J. M. ga acres
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1892 Magbee, Sue 2 acres land 1.67
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5729 Burroughs, l.. w. 1 lot ...S .o9
5772 Ellington, Mrs. J. M. es-
tate 80 acres land 49,. Alb
5788 Glover, H. w. l lot, 179
acres ...... o0.Oo
5792 Clover L. D. 73 acres
land 1o.'A
5794 Glover, Mrs. M. d. 81
1-2 acres S.Ol'
5798 Greenway. Mrs. c. c. So
acres land ........... l0.Ol
1902 Greenway, M. D. 2
acres (Bal.} ........... 12.6l
5843 NeatheFy, c. T. 22 IL
acres land .............. 3.84
1857 Parrot, S. w. % IL
acres land ............ 1l.89
1887 Rowland, Mrs. Oracle A.
96 $40 acres ....... 1884
$780, Stainback, Mrs. j. 0. g.
8-107a acres ...... 3.33