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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08
fsitl In bic 0iiferae.

Geo. gobirep. 5 sabre aft, fiel 'eee
tern iD6brenb bes @pielfns In bic TN
bcfe Ainkr Der eIterIs6en 0cbnung.
30. 1706 quite Strote, befiRhIt&s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

- eTab bu aud INNER ben Han.
6erer1 iiugen miilit. Wur! Mens
man perlobt lii. bari man bcf nift
iinsen: $50 bu nid,t biit. bort lit Das
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-08

Sn6er mmerfrifds.
~Weinem gRnnn iGein6 ber
eonbonfestbdIt niht sii besommen -
sr rrieat bents iDieoer gar feline auitl1
1maer: .Na Gutt baben ner bod,
oeHlel-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

rere 9iippen aif Der red,ten Settc. 6r
murbe nad Dem itaotilhen SoipitaI
gebrndlt
gsnr. @rteie, cin fiinf Sabre oil.
ter arnbe, bon go. 12O Storrs Str.,
lpuroe geiterH Rahmittag on Der d.
gpcnue nib Iepot StraBe bon einer
g.imoes. GiicnbabnpoitGar iiberIah.
rem nno trua diBer0em iitncre Ger.
Icbunacn nmO cincH Sdaoelbruf oa.
bon. Gr lpiirbe nad) Scm ltaoflldcn
SoipitaI gcbrudt, no bic aer5te ers
tlarfen, Oab er jeOeniails iterben
miro.
gborIss Jeat. Elm is Sabre all
ter anabe. bon go. 542 8Isdfdni
SiroBs. Sos ii6 esfterr, aIs er 5ur
gorfsier bes sIcrreihen gitrten sinn
aanonenfhlog ubbranntt, idlimHt
granoipunbtn on heiben 61nben 80.
Gr ipurbs naf BEN it1biiItsn Soipis
tai oebrodjt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Uer6dngni6uOGsr lllOrtwe6fel.
Reacr in s!oouitpn BON ieiHem tueiRen
@cgner cridohen.

gu sinem ptrbdnenibbollen gport'
tretiel tam eg seitsrn i'm Reitsno pom
aooniton Spiiten osm Meiben Sorrp
Riron uno benz Rsger .aio" Manss
fielo, beioe in 9toopiton ipohnbaft.
Der Streit fanb nuf Offener Strabe
onoebli5 iiber cine Grou itatt. *
Rts.r ipn augsblia gu 9tdtlihtsitt1
iibsreeenneen isin, Dorouf Riron isis
nsn RspoIper sog uno ben Gr'tsrsn
ourd einsn Sdub in ben llnitrIsib
t0otets. Ter R6rosr Iieb iib pom
Wnrihua Sobn 9Iutt rhne g9ietr'
iinnp perbaften unS tpurbs unttr eHta
iprshenber4nilae. sinssipsrrt. Wopo:
Ehane bsnofridtigte per 5e!ephcn ben
Coroner, peltsr ith nab IoopitoH
bseab, um cine untsriuaung porsu'
nghmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

giner geitern einaeiroiiener aa'
beIoepeid,e 3uioIae III Grm y ert b a
Iieb a d, Wartbreit, nadlem
iie iit einige 3eit in 2onoon uno ga.
ris auigchnIien bot, TN Stcotthenier
BON aarlsboo nit grobem griols in
Der RolIe .SeIene" IN Dem Shan.
ieieI .gaI.tsun" nuiaetreien. n.sshr tenn.
peramentpoiles Spiel bat allgemein
aefallen uno tie bat bereIts AnliaIten
getrofien. lm ailr in ~9aeenrat" ,
benz 3.attiaen Drama Seurp gern-
Tteins. oas OILS nadIites ouf Dem
SpieIplan iiebt, bic Sauptrolle 81
iibernehmen.
csn ieiner gsobnung, go. 1912
Wenin Sirabe, ilt am Snrnitng Ratl.
mittag, mad, lingerem Seioen. Serr
5rieorid, gniiif i'm IIter Don
81 eSotren ieinen 2ie6en bnrd1 Den
Iob entrifien iporoen. Ter @eritor.
bene, Der Dor 43 ssahren bier einfpnn.
berte nnb ieit ,snhren an Der obereu
Ianin StraBe eine 9aderei betrieb
periinno es burh fein fernoeiiiides
saeien. fih einen aroben ,sreunoes.
freis All eriperben, Der init Der sSami
lie iein Sinid)eioen tief be6oiiert. III
ipar Elm RitgIieo oes ader.gereins
Der 8ermania 2oee go. 1t3, !. s.
9. g., uno geh0rie iriiber aud, einei
aHsahl onoerer gereine al. Die ge
eroiaung iinbef am Gienitaa Wadp
mittag Tim 2 llhr BON Dem gegrab
nibpnrlor Der Girnia 8rnBmann 8
garffned)f aus Itatt. gie geiiesuns
erfoIat ouf benz synmilienpIas IN
gsnlnut SiIls 5rieobof.
Serr 2eopoIo 5. Bro ~ II
elm befannfer @iebb1noIer urib &c
nior 1beilbnber Der fsirmn 8. =
grorpn g. Co, lit eeitern abenb mad
Iangerem 2eiben i'm ieiner Wobnung
Ro. ST Sole Apenue. ans oem sc
ben 1eihieoen. Die 3eit Der geeroi
ging iIt nod nid,t befonnt gegebeI
tporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Rieime Euli3einadgriabten

gin Der is. rnb Mace Etrabe
fam es peItern sn ciner 5hIagerei. IN
oeren RerIoiii Der 33 Sabre oIic Ill.
rid, abrans. go. 1426 ,Srcemnn
apcnle, nehrcre lmBeidbrlidle 1iid)'
tum1Oen in Die @ruit erlitt abrarls.
iopic orci in benz Sanie Ro. 1908
Raec SiraBe pobneRoe, iunge Dtnn'
ner Ranens rSchn mo Better @laier
uno Martin Sannen tpuroen inter
Der gIntlage oes nnoroeutiid)cn 9e'
iragens perhnitet.
ateIicn yeiers. Gin yleaer bon
Go. 555 g9eit q. glne.. perietb aeitern
mi. ieiner farbigen e'eliebien Wnrp
Coleman on Siniib Ctr, nabe Gar
Iisie apenue. in Streit iuno puroe
BON Dem rabiaten 1raiien5iulmer IN
Den Soils geiiod,en. q1nrp ipur0e me.
gen Roroangriiis cingeiperri. c1.
reno 3eIion, gegcn oeu Die anfIaaC
oes uhorbentIid,er @etrngeus erhobm
luurSe, nah bem itaotliten Soipital
1ebradlt nuroe.
Der 10 Jahre aIte SoItph 2drs
lin pom Rp. S21 Dkit A. 2ipenne. lpels
der por siniotn Iagsn in Glspelano
8, Nrbafisi fporben mar, rpurbe gs,
fern ron 1eieitin 5ddfr obgebo.i
uno nad Gincinnnti suriitgebr0tt
Or tpuree uuier stpti 4ntIagsn bss
ginbruhs .ingsipsrrt. Der SurlGl
ion in ben 2cnsn nes Ben. mdtelstn
go. 307 gdpmiLler Strabe. uno In oas
GeTb1fi oes Gsoree Wtmbtra. Gdt 5el
4. qpenue unb Sions Strabs. einae'
brohen iein uno Muartn i'm Weritt
pom $40 reIp. 81 eefiobIsn bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

y. s. Z. g.


Seit pieIen sSobrcn lit III bieiiger
Stant nod feine ,Seitlid]feit pcrdn.
itaItet pcrocn, ipie tic Der u. &. T..
Y. iiir bcn 4. 1Suli i'm @aicbaa Earf
aeplant bat. gln Den nthIetiidlea
Mctttonpfcn, ipcId)e ocn gnn5cn 5ag
in aniprud, nehmcn lpcroen it'd, ridlt
MIR 9eiperber pon bier, ion0crn ana
bon Souisnille, lsittsburg, ,Snoiauo.
polls, Serinpton, SIN, Snntington
II. ga, 9ortsmoittb nun anoeren
Staotcn in Den Central. Staaten be-
ibciIigen.
@nns beionoeres rsitereiie iueroeIl
oie gaettIaui Reunen crreacn bic
inter Der Cbercuiiift oes Serrn
slooIpb Briiber iteben. itrb fiir iucldlc
lid, Die ,1rad Teams" Der y. ~
Is. a., ocs Cincinnati 8umnoiiumS
uno Der llnipcriitdt ron Cincinnati
ouacmeloet baben.
les @eitcren meroen rpahren0 oes
9or. uno stohutittogs intereiiante
9aIe @oa Spicle itattfinoen: on'
Beroem peroen mcbrere Wuitffopel'
len filr nie llnterhcItinlg Der Sheil'
nebmcr iprlen lno dlidl in leoer
iibriqeu 9eiie lit oafiir aeiorGt NOR.
oen. SaB Iid) oie Seeiereu nItt lang
ipeiIeit ncr0en.
Ger Grtrag Der @cranitaltnng III
ann geiten OeS Sfluimmbdiins oeS
u. Is. Z. Y. beitimmt mo ce miro er.
rportet. bub oieielbe iid 81 einem me-
ecohnten iinansielleu GrioIee geltol'
TEN mirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

9on btr aaiierin Jofes
pbine Sest fino serooe 98 Sabre
perfIoFsn, feitbem lie 81 WlaImaifcn
ben Jolesn elmer 5alsentSiinoung ers
loa. Ta mag es intereHnnt ietn, Giz
nigss aus ibrem 9eftdment 5u erfahs
ren. Sn Der llrihrifi III ss freilih
nidf mebr pcrbanben, aber in italienis
icben gl1tiern iinb Ntr0ffeHtlichungfn
aus elmer abihrifi srfOlst. bic Gin
Rcrie sSabrisi, ein parisisdnger glas
poleons, senommtn bat. 3uerlt srgshs
fih in isnem G6riftitiid bic Ggsaais
ferin in alaeen iiter bic 6ofiinge.
DieIe bdsten gtopolson ben Glaubtn
beiaebratt, bnb ss isine iibernotiirIis
de Tladt geb<. bic iiber ihm itGrbe.
DOR Der er iih beniiiibiesn miiHe. Sic
bngtgen babe. 10 Idnae Tie an fsiner
S<ite oIs Satin unb aoiitrin tp<ilis.
ibren gunsenGinflub bnruuf psrtpanot.
ben aaifer ppn ilnserehiigttiten ab3us
balten. Bic er ouf ben Ratb fsiHer hi
niiter su begetxn i'm 9egriff ftnnb.
linb bds Gnbt BON Qiebe lei sstptfen.
bab lie bnfiir ins llneliid iiiir3is. bob
iie bic Gh1nbe trnf. iin ~fiir immer
BON bem Mdnne eeffieben 5u fth<n.
Der bod ibr Tsinen Hubm unb feinters
b0bune psrbcnttt1. gDeiter bittet iis
Doti, bns s6nigtbum Der 4ourbonen
3u fhiiben unb Sn erboIieH. Shrs Rim
Der aus eriter Gbe. ben prinstn Gussn
Deouburnais nnb bic Ronigin 6otitn.
fe, Isgis iie ben Jrnnsofen ans 6ers.
GhlisbIi6 biitst He Warie aouiie. ois
annette Demablin bes iprfifhen Grobts
rers, fir bieitn bic Derseibuns ber
6errlher. bic er belsibist babe, po1
AlIsm bic Grnntrsids, 5u erf!sbtn.4
Der Fob zines iugenb.
lIideH Dorihingsreiisnoen ipir1
aus bent fernen Often berihtet Wor
spei Jobren trnt ein bnbbiltiid,el
Wa6nh Nnmens 3atfhib1nn eipe gro.
l6e 1ori@ungsreiis nod Gentrnlniier
m; fsin 0sfdbrte bM Der tiibnes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
9,ieuDp.Hpli,iiieu.

Die 9oIisiiisn ploeeer uno Meath
erin bsoba6tsteu eeftern am 9drfisIo
qIaee spsi Wanner, iuelte bon gdHt
gu 9oui eiugen. bic Deriaieoensn
SGIGfsr aufpsdten unb uuisr bem
0ornonoe, GeheimpoliSiiieH gu iein.
gum gerIaTsn bes gdrtss oufforoers
ten. Die pfeuho 3sistiios ipurosn
untsr Der 4niIdgs. fih unbsfugisrgBeis
Re fir pOIisiftsu dusgsgsben 81 habsn.
Hrtofiei. gle regiftrirtsn iid aIE
SIaot Bonner, RD. TAI Bslt z. aoe.,
uno Nm. Clifton, uon gloii Square.
naht Sim Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
u us China.

qstina %. 5ari. Gs in bier
heut. bic Gntriht eingstroffsn. pd5
bic cage in ghefoo ipisber 10 atut &c.
tporesH III. oaB Der onrtige omtritanis
I6e aoniuI einsn bringsnpm Ruf um
SiIfe ausaeionbt bat. Gr bat um be
Id3leunige 4bisnouns BON ariessihifs
fen nan gbefoo osbeten, bamit er I'm
;gane sin.s 4usbruhs Norinsiclbotea
an 6uno bat.
Die Stimmung eslen bic auS!dns
Der bat alarmirsnoe Gimeniionen an.
aenommen uHo ben aonful peranlnb'.
um fofortias ollie 81 bitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Mnfxue.

- aIb. W.oonep, i9 Sabre alt.
BON go. 524 Gpcamore Gtrnbe, fiel
friib geltern Wsorgen an Der 8. ape.
unb smitb SroBe BON ieinem Mngen
iino aerietb inter bic Uoroerrn0er.
iueIhe iiber i'm aingeT. Or erlitt ei.
nen gruh Der rehten Suite, ionic in.
mere gerIesnnaeu. Der 3,itnnb oes
BerungIiidten uirbe mn itd0tihen
Goipitnl oils beoenfiih be5ei6net.
- Nnrtiu NcDonnI6, Al Sabre
alt, BON go. 303 Gpcnnlore Strnbe,
fiel In einerfl MetBerlaben,
Gde Der 3. lnb gpcsnore Strnbe,
pon sjney Utter s1sA tyo& ii& NIB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
(7TortieBung folgt.)

q uf benz 2anblp e brbaIt.
observation-disclosures (5u einem jun.
gen HeierDeIeutnant): Sra, Sic felt
den ia 10, aamera02 Die luItlge
3rei5elttner S6Idhteriu lit pobl
elm ihnieri9eS JiotationSobieft?"
- rQaeroiug5 - ihpere5 Sc
id)ie StraubnQl3er nit StraBens
lpalae!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
q ennaeih he n.

Serr:: y9iidten Sic mir bic ltbr.
ahten gle aber, baB iie ia niht 5il
ipat gebtl"
- llhrmnher Giir fif): Der Ut
geipii uuterm 9antoffeI!"
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% a aIfc.

.Mns bnben gle mir benn fir ei.
men @ein noreeiest. Serr @irtb2i1
w@oruntirt ecbteH 2oIhnher, HIein
Serr."
ugtn 10, Inu iit er, inb. mad, beHI
NnGe f9Medt e ou6.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
PUBLIC LAND DECISIONS,
DESERT LAMBS.
FINAL PROOF

The provisions of section Z of
the act of March 3, 1891, have
no reference to proceedings by
the United States, or it's officers
or agents, in respect to entries
therein specified, and therefore
do not affect the conduct or action
of the Land Department in tax
ing up and disposing OF final
proof of entryman after the lapse
of two years mentioned in the
act.
A report of a special agent OF
the General Land Office cannot
be considered as evidence in n
contested case if it is entirely
eX parte, without any oppor-
tunity for cross examination.
PRACTICE
According to the provisions of
rules 80 and so of the rules of
practice, the grounds of appeal
must be clearly stated in con
else language. General grounds
of appeal without specification
are INSULT ficient.
Where a claimant believes that
an affidavit of contest does not
state good cause of action, oh
lection thereto should be made
at the hearing. otherwise it must
be considered as having been
waived. Citing Paxton VS. Owen
GS L. d. $40.
A strict construction of Sec
ton 2372 of the Revised Statutes
as amended by act OF Feb. 2t
1909, provides for amendment of
entries only in cases whore there
has been mistake in the de
scription of the land originally
intended to be entered.
In certain cases the Depart
ment allows amendments of en-
tries made under laws requiring
settlement, cultivation and i'm
provements on the land entered,
where through no fault of the
entryman the land is found to be
so unsuitable for the purpose for
which it was entered as to make
the completion of the entry i'm
practicable or Impossible-Re
ported by Clark & Wright,
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
Town of Two Buttes

FoIcy's Honey and Tar Compound Cures
In Every Case
MIR. Jas. McCaffey, Mgr. of the
Schlitz Hotel, Omaha. Neb., recon-
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. because it cures in every case.
Il have used it myself and have re-
commended it to many others who have
since told me of its great curative
power in diseases of the throat and
lungs" For all coughs and colds it is
speedily effective. In stock at P. o.
Drug Store.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
THE WEATHER
Today noon, cold east wind,
cloudy and some snow falling.
Very little loss of cattle and
horses reported as yet.

There is more CatarrI in this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
vas; supposed TO be iaaurablc. For great
many years doctors pronounced IT a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to euro with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Sci
cncc has proven Catarrh to bo n consti-
tutional disease. and thercfore requires
Cure. manufactured by L. J. Cheney &
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is tho only Constitu-
tlonal euro on the market. 1t is taken In
ternnlly in doses from 10 drops to n tea
epoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system They
offer ono hundred dollars for any case 1t
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timonia1S.
Addrcso: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Dru@gists, &c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
CI-JRCIES

CIIJRCILS
Union Sunday school at Springfield every Sum
day at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting every wednesday $3.50 pm.
N. E. Church
lot sunday, springfield II a m; North Liberty
$3.50 p. m; Two Buttcs 7:2O p. M: 2nd SUNDAY
Springfield II a. M: Villas $3.50 y. M: Two Blu tcs
1880: 3rd Sunday Two Buttcs u a. m 7:3O p; m.
stslnHkcrs3:a,; 4th Sunday Springfield II q. m.
7:3o p. M: Villa, $50: 9th Springfield,
c. u, Wilkin-on, F~.tor.
stoninGion ,iTcu'
Stonington. second and so,.. ii, Sunday, firs,stt,,I.,
Boston II I" n" Welcome $50 p. m: Third Sunday
honan's and Pretty Prairie. Boston 18th sun $50
Au are rsted. G. a, Dilnar. Pastor
BAPTIST CHURCH
rust SUNDAY. II a. II. p. M second Villas II a. IN,
Two Bn''es p IN. Third. Springfield II a. rn Bray
9'hooI house go, p, M, North Liberty7 D. n Fourth
Two hn''es Il !" M. Villas p. m.
Jno. W Hazel. Pastor
Rev Gins. S. Dean will preach at Stoningtor
and wentworth on the second Sunday of each
month. Stonington II a. m. and 1880 D. M Went.
worth p. IN. All are invited
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
COLD WEATHER CONTINUES.

Very cold weather has pre-
vailed here since the storm. Ten
below is the lowest recorded.
The roads are in bad condition
and merchants have experienced
great difficulty in getting freight
hauled in. The snow has melted
very little and the danger Of an
other fall before this one is gone
makes the outlook very dis
couraging, particularly for own
ers of live stock on the open
range.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
MARRIED..

At Lakin, Kansas, Dec. 2S, 1911
Mr.. Arthur Brookhart to Miss
Clara Simmons.
The above is the sequel to
Arthur's great haste to reach
Lamar in one day, notwithstand-
ing the wretched travelling. He
was due to make Lakin on the
above date to be married to a
Kansas girl, a very estimable
young woman. The happy couple
were the recipients Of many
presents and best wishes from a
host of friends. They returned
to Lamar, thence to Springfield
where they were met by Henry
Brookhart who conveyed them
to their future home on the
Cimarron.
The newly weds are thankful
to Roscoe Kemper for his brave
attempt, and to Mr.. Copeland
who, in the face Of danger from
mishaps decided that an emerg-
ency existed and came to the
rescue with his auto, thus max
ing it possible for the young
people to keep the most import
ant engagement of their lives.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Our merchants extend cordial
greetings to patrons and friends,
in this weeks issue. Read what
they have to say.
The Baca County Democrat,
Mrs. Raymonn K. Knight Pub
Usher, Raymond K. Knight,
Editor, issued the initial number
today. 1t is an 3 page "a pages
home print weekly
R.G. Cotton is still confined to
his home. Roy Thompson is look
ing after the feed and livery
business.
" ord comes from Stonington
that Mrs. R. Nj. Fowler was TAX
en- suddenly i'll on Wednesday
and died the next evening. The
funeral will be held at 2 p. m.
omorrow.
Miss Ryburn swho holds a po-
sition as stenoeiapher for l.. S.
Myler returned From Lamar last
evening. I
Mat Ewertz, Ro Thompson and
Ed Smith are thls week putting
up ice for A. Al Denney. The
ice is about II iithes thick with
about 9 inches ofgood clear ice.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Foicys Honey and Tar Compound
Is reliable family medicine. Give it
to your children, and take it yourself
when you feel a cold coming on. 1t
checks and cures coughs and~colds and
Group and prevents bronchitis and
pneumonia. Get it at P. o. Drug Store.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Call at the Herald Office and
see the beautiful calendar issued
by the Remington Arms Co. 30l
Broadway, N. Y. Then send your
name, address and 4 cents for
copy, mentioning the Herald.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Mrs. II. J. Sven and little
daughter spent nearly a month
in the BRAY home on the Carrizo
T heir stay was prolonged on ac-
count of the deep snow.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Mrs. Ed Smith and two child
reu came in on the north stage
last FRIDAY in time to spend the
Now Year with husband and
other members Of the family.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
TAX EXTENSION,

The following is the tax eX-
tended this year to the credit of
the different school districts:
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Miss Louise Schweizer spent a
Few days the guest of friends in
town. She recently closed a
term Of 4 months school in the
Bray district.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

A very enjoyable dance took
place at the Petticrew ranch on
New Years night. Ralph Hooker
and Dave Petticrew furnished
good music.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
Mat Ewertz as usual renews
his subscription to the Herald.

Mat Ewertz as usual renews
his subscription to the Herald.
Col. Bailey was in town Mon
day, for the first time since the
storm.
On account of the intense cold
building operations were almost
entirely suspended for several
days.
The Brookharts were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton
and Mrs. M. e. Spurgeon while
in town.
Mr.. Bender had the misfortune
70 have both of his feet terribly
frost bitten on the road between
his place and Lamar.
The Citizens Bank. and N. N.
Mclean of Lamar have distrib-
uted very nice calendars for 1912
among their patrons in Baca Co.
Stanley McKellar was in town
Wednesday. He has the Davis
sheep located in the sand hills
and prospects are now brighter.
Copeland had a rough expert
ence on his recent trips between
Springfield and Lamar. Coming
down an axle broke, which hap
ply he was able to replace, and
came on, but going back another
breakdown occurred which could
not be mended on the road, and
Mr. Rarr's teams were utilized
to haul the machine 20 Lamar.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

T. C, Smith was in from his
ranch yesterday.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Mrs. Nj. C. Lasley was guest
in town, leaving for Fayetville,
Ark.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Failure to get our ready prints
on time makes US late with this
issue.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Willie Alexander assisted
in his fathers office this week.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

W. II D0ner. Bethany. III. is
a new subscriber.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

DO not allow your kidney and bladder
trouble to devrlop beyond the reach of
meGiciuc. Take Foley Kidney Pills.
Thew give Quick results and stop irreg-
u'srites with surprising promptness,
At P. o. Drug Store.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Try Herald ad, and get results.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Literary last week was declar-
ed off on account of the cold. To
NIGHT is the adjourned date. A
fine program will be given.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
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andfu IN nihaust
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Archie McKellar BROUGHT Miss
Alhertson. school teacher. to
town last Saturday. The young
lady let for Lamar in the Cone
land auto Sunday morning.
The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Read the ad of Will Wagner,
Blacksmith, this issue,
School report blanks at this
5fiire.
Andy and Able Capansky were
up from the canons this week.
The Commissioners are hold
ing their quarterly meeting.
Quite loss of sheep is report
ed from the Davis, Merino Sheep
Co. and other ranches.
Com. Byers who is a great
chicken fancier is proud of the
fact that his hens have laid right
through this cold weather
Literary last week was declar-
ed off ON account of the cold. To
NIGHT is the adjourned date. A
fine program will be given.
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The Springfield herald., 1912-01-05

Com. Byers who is a great
chicken fancier is proud of the
fact that his hens have laid right
through this cold weather
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-12
ONLY AN OLD JOKE, HEY2

lacking wife going through her husbands pockets
that that story is merely of the aboriginal jokes.
He's editor who hasn't acquired the knwedge
earth To be editors who have credit checks large
those who haven't credit seldom enough their
make object go through them but this New York fell
low prove that the aboriginal joke let him
proceed follows:
First he get married and acquire the habit of hanging
his pants the bedpot putting the loops the uspende
fully the such shape that the pockets will hang
and bagke Curiosity of woman strong points, and living
with being novelty WHEY she'll decide what
in his pockets When she SEEING Mr. Editor will
lie in bed happily thinking how hearts beat and what
blessing mutual interests
Payfuy and lovingly wiley will the contents of
the pockets finding things laugh and to ask
tion about but will be the loose change that will ndeb stamp
impression upon her mental ensemble mental horizon what
call it. Later after the honeymoon has begun
look like cold pe after the beautiful rosey of
red life have mowed into the practical high of living shades
will make difference how where Mr. Editor hangs his
pants nights The nbomne the ndgenosy of wes curos
ity will get to EN-.
We like New York editor rise and defend wives gen
cra this through lack of experience the editor has
really accused of exercising their rights and right
touchy this point
Experience the only reliable teacher for editors well all
others Oft have been edoray advised for instance that
bee does sting let alone very last vacation
four miles hill and dale and purng brook and six barbed
fences let abusy bee alone and had finally
with raging volcano where gaus crossed
opinion of editorial advice unfit for publication.
Verify the editorial alec who takes pen hand tell