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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

l1prntelt Ell 6ieroeoel og al De itbrfte
Gieuoom1ne, me6 oper 400 Sor. So,
benpeo 10 T%enrteoele.
Yaa g baner n e|
nil ser eiterbuanoen Blue inofert
eleftriif 8elpSning / ale Sog. Be
gpnoelien er allereoe giort / Spllano.
Sc 0anf Yrob | II g.
bpers g 9 rs bar / 1890
"a NfilI. &r. % / 1909 So Mill. ST.;
sen CT iaaleoes III, nelten tire @ange
iaa flor iom for Ell Snes Mar ii0en.
6orbolo til 8efolfningen er Sen
oog fin iteget til Set oobbelte, nent=
Tia fra ca. IS til ca. 100 &r. pr.
Snoipi6.
en- begei fret % / l.
I ioner +. 9en ol1erifanlfe Mil=
loner @orace 6lcticber, Ser bar 2ege
@iuobeoes &eiiefelle til 9onmart
fra Mnnerifo, er blepen iaa begeiitret
@inobeoioner, at fan far beiluttet al
tage fait Opbolo / 9anmarf for al
fltnne fplge Mrbeioet paa set npe
2oborotprilrm> @inobe0e 1fal leoe.
San refer til Mmerifa for at iplge
fine gienoomme % TENDER ioa tilboge
til 9u1marf.
III IFS 6oarebol0 S.
@e0 &reaturtelltngen Sen Is. Sui
1909 taltes Ser / 9onntarf 726,027
6oar Cog 9om). &eo Sen foregoo=
enoe Ceiling, / 1908, por Salle1
S76,S3O; ser bar oltioo / Sc mellem;
ligge,1oe 6 Nar peret Ell 5ilbagegon9
poo ca. $4,000 eller ioor(igt @jen.
neminit ca. $4,000 ON Moret. Soo:
rebol6et / 9anmarf er aftoget ltaf
hrltot iioen Miote,1 al 1S60'erne, SC
Mntallet al Taar. og Cant po'
~1,875>000; for brer 5 Taar, Ser Sc
fan6tes, finoes Ser III finn 2. Ger
langt operpeie11oe Gel al ,6oorenc
Gonmarf fin0es / Spllono. Eao Ser:
ne toltes / 1909 fun $4,000 (11u:
! $4,000 / 1909, / Spllano $4,000
(n1po S64,OOO 1909.
Nnoe I M e e ierne (
q S ter e t.
mes Tprmue % @in16
Otter Ell Spgi9relie for Moret 1905
finoes ser / 9onnorf 1857 Mn0eIs.
n1eierier bpis iannle0e 8ruttoforml,e
6elpber Jig til 34,5 DILL: @r. @eroi
l1ogier &eroien al @pgninger, Moifi=
l1er % S,1pentor 31,S Mill. &r. ellcr
aienneminitlig no9et ODER $4,000
Sir. pr. Meieri. 8elptninaer. Sore
6e6olonin9er nj. b. 6Qpoe Ell @nr0i
al 81 Mill. &r. Gen @iulo, Scr
poabpileoe 9(1t6eGslneieriprnc, 6elpf
Jig til III Mill. ST. eller @je1,=
,lemil1it fist pper $4,000 ST.. nr.
Mejeri.
Mntallet al Nu6elsiloaterier bal
"a, ct al bisie farer EFT for blon6et
%irflombeo til at fl,n11e toges mes
Observation-Disclosures. 6or Sc
brriae 80 Mnoelsilogterier ct Sen
lomleoe 6orml1e opgjort til 10,5
Mil(. ar. pg Giuloen (loo Def Sri
or1tet@aie(o lom 9%rifts(oon) til 5,l
DILL. &r. @jem1emlnitlig pr. Slo0=
teri bliper Tormlren $4,000 @r. ca
@ieloen 10000 &r. st al @loqte=
rierne bopoe ingen @inl6, og for 5
Sloaterier bar @inloen m1oer So
600 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
y erotfuI6t MffoI6s=

Seroiul6t MffaI6s-
y ap / T.. 5a en- Borter paa Mqs.
'1eoluno Station forleoem iamle6e
Sapir imellem Sporene> fonot ban
lmellem an0et 8apir 2 &%unore6efro-
'1eieoler % pe6 ienere @fteriggnine
l Sifroneieooel. Bengene er for
nrentlig tabt / &oget og al @engig-
rlngsperionalet feiet no poa Bla6.
len.
en- s e M g t
pofser / 9isbierg @oie / Morofpen.
Den maaler / Omfre6s 2 Mlen 4
5ontmer, / @6i6e ID CONNER og bor
cit @egt al 11h 8uno. @oooebot-
ten er bleben fotograferef og oerefter
osleperet pao 8ogenie &omunefole.
Get oil blipe fori6gt at fo%nierbere
Den ltore 5pamp, ON bpilfen ser og=
lao oil ife Snbberetning til 8otonijf
Muielm. Gems egentlige Nopn er
"&empeboptlten", og, ben bofser bi1t
og Der poa Suer6rep og @resmorfer,
men set er meget iieloent, at 6en
11aar en- Stprrelie iom Ben Der
fun6ne.
8ol9et 6 aIIun6 5.
borg. 8. Z. September ofbolotes
l1ofploningsbalg / &allun6borg Sol,
fetingsfre6s me6 set @eiultot, at Sc
ra6tfales &anoi6at, uEolitifen"s po-
litiife Me6after Spe &ooe palgtes
meo 1920 Sten1mer, me6ens @en-
tires &anoioat, 9erer Morgaaro, fiji
1,139 Stemmer. Socialtiterne item'
te poa Mooe, men Set bar fprlt / p6er.
tie 9jeblif at man of%pergeoe Ell
Splittelie mellem Sc ra0ifole o9 90:
cialtlterne. 8eitemneli en ON go.
cialiiterncs &oloning blep fprit truf
fet efter at Sen ifriftlige Mf1temnine
bar begpnot.
Sra 90 5 fart tt.
s. q + + b II. Mpotbefe1
9ecfer / Mi06elfart bar opergtpe
Mpotbefet til lin Gfterfelaer % reiie1
en- al 0age11e fra 8pen for at itart
ct Gtab(isi emenf / a%jebenbopn. @i6
pelfart nnilter / @r. @ecfer en- COS o.
pirfiom @orger, JONI i Sen forbolos
bis forte Si6> ban 99aar peret / 92en
Ear gtpet Jig en- Gel al mes leni
Nnliggen6er. @on far bl. a. ct Eo1
Aor beret 6orn1ano for Sen lofol,
Snriltforening. @opnlig Til SIR
Secfer blipe iopnet al @enltrempnf
Miooelfrt> iom / bon1 mi tier Ell be.
gobet og birflom Hartifelle. Ser
bortorogenoe Mpotbefer og bans
6rre feireoes pes en- 6%eltrnioooq poo
@ebrenots @otel.
en- rp9telig 81 i.
Eoo 5orpmogle Mplle poo Solsnps
er Der ffet cit ltlpffe> lo1n orer bele
6reoerifSborg Nn1t far noft Sen ST.
bette 2eltogalie. M%plleeier 81. Ssser=
genlen, Der bar beifjeftiget / Mel=
len, fonl 1u10er Mrbci6et for rpr til
cit opretltooen0e Nrel, ser greb fat
bans &l@oer og bbirple6e bo11 r1,n6t.
9poen Ct piit inbtrooot gjebliffeliq.
ga man fonot 6om, bar 2iget frpg=
teltg tilreot, Mrme og Gen brpffe6e,
g%rpItfoslen fn11it. S @affen fon6tes
ct Snl. Sra 6reoerifspprf blep
99ge &oaicbou tilfolot, men f1n6e
fun fonltatere 0d6en. Den ofoe0e,
Der fun blep AZ Nor go>nmel, efter,
looer Jig Gnfe og 4 8ern. San bar
en- Mono, ser poo lin Ggn neo itor
Mrieelle oa beflnote flere offenliqe
Mperp. Son bar ioole6es 6ormano
for Sborap Sogneroo6 oq Me6lem
at Treoerifsborg Mmtsroo6.
Spllanb.
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Eerltc.

9 rnfn t. Stpun1ouo poc
esbjergoomperen vMorie" San;
Sporrer Nprbp foel1oc / O6enle, er
1tpllet operbur0 oa orufnet 11ofo,
9robeltob / Iinlquo.
= II 90 II sc et for Sen
An1erifo ofopoe 0onlfe EreI It g. 6.
S%ronoberg of6olotes S9noog SEN IL.
Septenrber / 5tdslfopen Mminoin=
gen poo @ornbolm / Mnleoninq al,
at Oct ioor er SO Mor ii6en Grono=
berg be9pnotc lit religipie @irfiom=
beo poo lin 6gop @ornbolm.
Host1lO 8 NJ t t e.
@n Sci gomle Sitter fra omfrin9
oct 12.-13. M%aebunore6e er / Sc
lto1te Gage blepen flptteoe fra Cont
firfen ODER / Grle Strife. 9lan0t
&ilterne er en-, ST RUNNER 5tppct
at Ell gamlnel M0els6ame 5ofie
Amol1e Scrabble. Hoa 0enne @oa6e
oil man ifaffe @lo6s til Yriniesie
@ories @tite, set 0erefter ifol flpt-
tes til 0omfirfen poo &%rtnlesieus
9p6s6og.
&o1Iis 10 II. Damperne
"&tberbns" og rDcta", begge tilbg=
retoe Set forene6, Dompifibsielifab,
tollioereoe 1. Sepember paa &orspr
@beo. "Scta" Bib rant miotfibs
og ianf eiebliffeIie. manofobet blep'
reooet. r0cta" btr pao Meiie fra
&orsbr til &ieI m@ 80 @reaturer, !
Der ollie ornfne6e. n@iberbus", ser
bar paa @eiie til sorsgr mes @ul,
tnotom ! Saonen; len bar life taget
noeen 5faoe of Sc poni1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
SDllaub.

&lrfen Sfagen. 0e1
1%'ob1oeoe og on1bpgge6e Strife / Sfa
gen inopics 5dn6og SEN 25. geptem
Der.
Blant agefipb Gn 6jeu1.
penot 1onif=M n1erifoner far fjgbr
Den tot %ltoenfor goroe beliagenoe
@hltrnp Elanto9e, tilbpren Ipmrer:
meter 9msgooro &orbc.
6 flittig 2opoper II
n Ser. Carl Sbomle Ell, ser er
b1en1n1eberenoe / 6al1rboIt / Sfoit, CT
I oisle Gage i0pmt 60 Duges1pongs-
orbeloe. Set er bans Is. Strof. San
CT 46 Mor gommeI.
6 q b nj a S .9ige I
9slqS er peo San &%erreoernes
gfstroret t6dmt 3 Moane6ers 6e1g=
lei poo ie%obanlig 6angefoit for be-
orageriif 6orbolo og til at u6re6e @r=
itotntnger til ct 8eleb al ca. 5000.
&roner.
tpbringgaar6s s e.!
ice S nj + nfIote r
fan til Gfteraaret feire 175 Mars
i0et set oprette6es peo
at %. 9eobember 1875 of|
&arboe, +. 8aronesie Sui
zen, gnfe efter @ebeimeraa6 Sens
&loitret eier MI 1,411,113''
r., og &riorin6en % Sc 12 @on.
'entualinoer bar ct eget, / 1860 ftif-,
ct Or6enstegn. Subil9et bill blipe''
me6 en- iftgrre 6eitIigbeo.
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g1ll1ge o e 5. S
9onnorf er 2itersfiifertet, lpn iiur
foregoor / 9imfior0en, ct 5totsn1o11o=
pol, Ser forpagtes l16 til pripote Gn=
trepriier. ~9frab1ingen" poo 9lters=
bonferne foregoar efter meget ifarpe
Negler, og for at ipore poo Dnge=
len bar Sen bi6ti( peret 6repet ef=
ter "&onierpotions" @rincippet. Do
Der tillige far rtrret en- meqet hei
Snofsrielstolo poa 9iters, bar 6en=
ne Gare oeret en- meget foitbor Cuffs
uS - ~Diters og Champagne" bar
oltio paret oniet for Soppunftet of
Sigh 9ife".
N1t ct Ser in6trooot en- lille sSor-
onortng / Bette 6orbolo. SSsfelge
Sonobrugsminiiteriets 8etemmelie
begpnoer fra 1. September ioor en-
nj Drift al Sc 0anife 3itersfilferier,
b1. a. meo felgenoe &rincipper fom
@runolog: Starfere 6iiferi Sd
Mil1ioner aorlig, moo ca. 1-1H
.ttoligere> og billigere Briier> bpilt IA
Ser. pr. 100 5tpffer, frit lepereoe
oberalt | 2an6et pr. Sernbone eller
3itersforpagterne / Mp-
90. ct forpligte6e til at Iepe-
re primo 9imfiorosglters til Sen
nGbnte Hris. j
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
Celebration at stoninston

Independence day will be
celebrated at Stonihgton by one
of their usual "picnics" to which
everyone is extended a cordial
invitation. There will be music
and speaking, as well as all kinds
of sports. Purses will be given
for a base ball game, a q mile
relay race, other horse races, a
motorcycle race, foot races, etc.
Come early and enjoy the day.
Miss Hattie Heckethorn of
Mcpherson, Kansas, arrived last
week and will spend the summer
with friends here.
Mr.. McGehee made a flying
trip to his ranch last Sunday,
returning to Villas Sunday night.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Marriott last Tuesday
night. Her, body was laid to
rest in Stonington cemetery last
Thursday afternoon.
A lady evangelist, Miss Wells,
of Oklahoma, passed through
this vicinity last week and
preached at the school house
Saturday and Sunday night.
Lesley Ellis is working on Mr..
McGehee's place.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
Boston Items

Mrs. David Konkel returned home
the last of the week from an extended
visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Ward and little
daughter Marie spent Sunday at E.
Lepel's. They were accompanied
home by Miss Tena Lepel, who will
visit for couple of weeks.
c. Ward left for Syracuse Monday
The Wooley Bros. were in this vicin-
ity Monday.
Sam'l Stapleton returned from La
mar Monday with freight for Wheeler
Fred Hollister spent Sunday at C.
Wilson's.
Mr.. Amrine and wife of Villas made
a business trip to DR.. Milligan's, Mon
day.
Several young folks of this vicinity
attended the commencement exercises
at Springfield Tuesday night.
l.. M. Jones is drilling well for DR.
7. F. Milligan.
The Boston Sunday 5chool is pre-
pairing to observe Children's Day with
an appropriate program and baske
dinner the 3rd Sunday June ,19)
Everybody come and bring well fillet
baskets,
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
Rodley Items

The services at the new school
house Sunday was much enjoyed
by all. Rev. Dean delivered an
interesting discourse.
Miss Louise Switzer began
teaching Monday with an en-
rollment of II scholars.
DIR. Chas. A. Milligan made a
professional call in this vicinity
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Islieb is getting
ready for the duties of the post
office, which will be in force in a
short time.
Miss Mae Reid Of Kenton,
Oklahoma, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. l.. M. Jones.
Mrs. Harriet Stevens of Enola,
Oklahoma, is looking for a loca-
lion in this vicinity.
A base ball club has been Or
ganized by the young men of
the Rodley neighborhood. They
will play on Saturday evenings.
Children's day has been put
off until the 18th. The Rodley
school will unite with the Boston
school and the exercises will be
held at the Boston school house.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
NorIcE oE AplusrMENr DAY:

Estate of George BOIL Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed admin
strator of the estate of George BOIL. late of the
County of Baca. in tho State of Colorado. dcceas-
ed hereby gives notice that he will appear before
the County Court of said Baca County. at the
ourt House in Springfield in said County on
Tuesday. the 9TH day of July. A. d. 1910. ut the
hour of o'clock p. NJ. of said day, ut which time
all persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated at Springfield Colorado. this 3lst day of
May. A. d. 1910.
4. Perley II. BOIL. administrator
# the estate of George BOIL, Deceased.
A. b. Wallis, Attorney.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
deceased.
Pretty Prairie.
Mollie Colby was visiting in Konantz
neighborhood Monday and Tuesday.

Mollie Colby was visiting in Konantz
neighborhood Monday and Tuesday.
Gertrude Johnston is expected home
from Springfield, where she has been
visiting.
E. NJ. Corrie and little daughter,
Clara, and Frank Corrie and wife from
Isabel, Kansas, are out visiting their
parents, T. N Corrie and wife.
Mrs. R. Dance and 7. N. Corrie and
laughter Grace, We're in Springfield
Wednesday.
The dry weather still continues.
Mr.. Gregory and wife were visitors
Mt l. o. Colby's Wednesday.
L. A. Henning and wife and Mr..
Robertson of Texhoma, were taking in
the sights in this vicinity Friday on
their way to Lamar.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
Nothing Like Them

Ask to see our fine selection of
Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
Pens when in town. They are
the very thing to give a friend.
All prices. Guaranteed.
Postotfice Drug Store.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the powers granted in that certain trust deed cx-
ecuted by Jerry M. Galloway and Rosa Lee Gallo
way his wife. to Thomas o. MoiTctt trustee. and
recorded in book 49, at 81 in the office of the
County Clerk and Recorder of Las Animas County,
Colorado whereby the said Jerry M. Galloway and
wife. conveyed to the said Thomas o. Moffett
ns trustee and in of his death. inability or
refusal to act absence from the County in
which the premises hereinafter described are sit
uatcd. then the then sheriff of the County in
which said premises situated shall become
successor in trust, the following described land
at that time situate. lying and being in the County
If Las Animas and State of Colorado. and now
situate. lying ahd being in the County of Baca
and State of Colorado. to-wit;
Lots one and two. and Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter Of Section Two 81. Town
ship Thrtyone { 81 }. South, Range Fortyseven
Al }. West of the Sixth P. NJ. for the purpose
of securing the promssory note of the said Jerry
NJ. Galloway. Will at the request of the holder
of said note. offer said land Mt public sale to the
highest bidder for cash Mt the door of the Court
House in thc town of Springfield County of Bacn
State of Colorado. on tine 25th day of June. A D..
1910. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon,
for the purpose of satisfying said note and the
interst thereon. which is past due and unpaid.
Dated June End. A. D.. 1910.
E. p. Mcfarland. Sheriff and Acting Sheriff
of Baca County. Colorado. Successor in Trust.
42-46
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
"Dem Wedding Bells"

Late Saturday afternoon Rev.
0. C. King pronounced the words
that united Miss Minnie Bick-
ford and Ira Chenoweth in the
bonds of matrimony in the pres
ence of immediate relatives of
the contracting parties. After
the ceremony light repast was
served. The happy couple are
well known and have gone to
housekeeping on Ira's place
where they will be at home to
their. friends, The Herald joins
in congratulations and best
wishes.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
Notice Of FInaI Settlement.

In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel e. squires
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on Tuesday the
9TH day Of july, d. 1910; being one Of
The regular days of the April term OF the
County Court Of Dnca County, in the state Of
Colorado, l. Eugene NJ Whitaker, Administrator
pi said estate, Will appear before the Judge OF
said Court. present my final scttlcmcnt ms such
administration. pray the approval of the same,
and will then apply 10 he discharged such
administrator. AT which time and place any
bcrson in interest may appear anu present oh
jcctions To the same II any there be.
Dated at Springfield, Colorado, May 81. lol o.
~ EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER
Administrator Of the Estate OF Samuel Squires,
Dpreused Ao.G
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
United States Lnnl Office

Lamar, Colorado, May 1lth, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that samuel Stalder,
II Lamport. Colo. who, on September Is, 1907,
made homestead entry No. 1888 serial No. o356o
for lots aid ! and e ssEl. of section q, Town
ship 80 south, Range II ives: OF sixth p. NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Communication Proof, to establish claim to- the
land above described, before the Clerk OF the
District Court. at Springfield. Colorado. on the
10th day of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: John Sts,lher.
Albert l.. Smith. Charley Gllispic aud Charley
NJ. Maynard, all OF Lamport, Colo.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Hcgis;cr
May 20. june IL.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
STATE OF COLORADO. |
COUNTY OF BAcA. !
In the County Court.

STATE OF CoLoRADo, Toe
COUNTY OF BAcA. 80
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
James E. Church. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
June. A. d. 1910, in pursuance Of an order of the
County Court of Baca County, Colorado. duly
made and entered. 1 will offer and sell at
private sale onc-half interest in the properties
owned by the estate of said James E. Church. de-
ceased. being The interest of minor heirs of said
deceased.
R6bt. G. Scott. Guardian.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
STATE OF COLORADO,

fss. In the County Court
County of Daca In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of George BOIL. de-
ccnsed.
Order to show petition for sale of Real
Estate.
This matter coming on to be heard on this 3lst
day of May A. D. 1910. upon the petition filed
herein by Perley II. Dohi. administrator of said
estate for the sale of the following described real
estate, portion thereof to-wit: The South
| east quarter Of Section Thrty-two (32) in Town
ship Thirty 900 South. of Range Forty-one al
West of the 9Th p. NJ in Baca County. Colorado.
for the purpose of proper distribution of said
estate. and ii being for the best interest of said
| estate and the heirs thereof
And it appearing to the Court from said
petition that proper and legal grounds exist for
the sale of all or portion of said real estate.
NOW. THEREFORE, it is ordered by the Court
that Flora BOIL. Blanche Bryan, Perley II. Bohl
Harry BolJ. Bessie Watson Chester Bohl and all
persons who heirs of said decedcnt, be and
appear before said Court nt the Court room OF
said Court, in the town of Springfield. County and
State aforesaid, the 9Th dny of July. A. ID.
1910 at the hour of o'clock in the afternoon of
said day then and there 10 show cause. if any
there be- why order should not be made direct
ing the said administrator 10 sell the whole 50
much Of said real estate may be necessary for
the purposes specified in said petition
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that this order
be published for at least four successive weeks
in the Springfield Herald weekly public news
paper published in said County.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that Eugene M.
Whitaker of the County of Bacaf be and he is
hereby appointed as guardian I'D litem for Chester
BOIL. minor. to represent said minor ut said hear
ing.
BY the Court:
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10
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Interest on school Bonds District No
Interest on Military poi Tax Fund

County Bac S. and aea county y0E Colorado s.deA de-
hereby certify that the above foregoing full true and cor
of the expenditures of said county for
the half ending December 1909 warrants issued and
cancelled the several funds settlement had M dav
with the county ~ ~ ~
witness whereof hereno set nv hand and aaxed INV
[sEAl WILL sPURGEoN
County Clerk.
The foregoing Statement the receipts and dis
@ OF Baca County funds for the months ending
January D. 1910 by order of the Of County Commission
-
c. H. DAVIS Chairman.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-10

Mail Time Card.
SPRlNGFIELD-LAMAR
DAILYteNccpt Sunday
(Routc No. 65s71)
Springfield hT: hr g. M, M Lamar IT, IT, p T. m u"
spRINGFIELD--BLAINE
Tuesday Thursday-saturday.
Routc No. 662Is)
Springfield, ty a. m Blaine. ty y H:S9 @ ,mm ~,
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

Major General Wood, chief of staff of
the United States army returned home
after receiving a brilliant welcome in
Argentine. Not very many weeks ago,
six delegates, men prominent in dip!o-
matte, Industrial. scientific and social
life IN the United States, were enthu-
siasucally received by a congress Of
Representatives from every nation in
Central and South America at Buenos
Ayres. About the same time. Presi-
dent Taft and Secretary Of State Knox
were unanimously elected honorary
presidents of two large gatherings of
representative Americans Other hon
ors were conferred upon representa-
uYes Of the United States
Prior To these gatherings, consider
able worry was experienced by officials
or the state department owing TO the
seemingly growing sentiment in sew
eral Latin-American countries of anti
American feeling. This was notably
true in Colombia, Honduras, Costa
Rleai Nicaragua and TO some extent
in Mexico. The complete reversal of
feeling, however, is attributed to the
unqualified endorsement of the posi-
ton Of fairness taken by the United
States in the Nicaraguan embrogliO,
and Of the part played in the arbitra-
ton mediation between Peru and Ecua-
dor, whereby a serious war was avert
ed through the timely and friendly
Offices OF Secretary of State Knox.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07
COST OF KINGS FUNERAL. Ey-SULTAN SHOWED FEAR
Abdul AZiZ, While Visiting France
Fled From Theatre Upon Being
Pelted With Flowers.

Especial Cable to Herald Republican,
Paris Aug. 6.-Ex-Sultan Abdul
Aziz, of Morocco. has shaken the dust
Of civilization off his feet and return
ed to his native barbarism; in other
words, he has left Marseilles for Tang
Ter, where he will tell wonderful tales
of the strange customs and marvellous
inventions of Europe.
While staying in Marseilles he was
constantly being terrified by such ap-
parenly supernatural affairs as cleo
trio elevators and ferry bridges.
One evening Abdul visited a Vaude-
Vile show, where a battle Of flowers
had been arranged in his honor, but
without his knowledge. After enjoy
ing the various acts on the program
he was startled by a well-aimed bou-
luet landing on his face, followed by
another and another and finally il
seemed to rain sweet-smeliing missiles.
The whole audience in fact were pelt-
ing him with flowers. With a startled
invocation of Allah, the ex-sultan
bounded to the door, and hid himself
in cab that happened 70 be standing
outside.