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The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19
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Whereas certain and numerous par.
ties have been killing animals belong
ing to The Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd. some
for the, purpose Of selling :.e the
meat, Others for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning meat for their own consumption,
and others for the reason that the cat
tie have been giving then annoyanee:-
This is to give notice that the above re-
ward Of $500. 90 will Be given to anyone
giving such Information Is will lesd to
the conviction Of each and every guilty
person. All animAls a helaneipg to
The Prairie Cattle Co.,. Ltd. ARE branded
~ on left hip. and all information
should be given TO H. G. Glazbrook,
Manager Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd. :. Hig-
bee, Colo, Adv. ,i
The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspa.tps.t Il .ths Intsrior

- DspsrtnpsHt Of the Intsrior
Notice b hereby given that Robert A. Camp
bell. Js.. Of sprinsheld. Cole. who on June q.
1918, made homessead entry serial No. oi2is7,
for Lots Z, ., Ell ssI4 and sw,4 of Bee. 49,
Twp. * south Range Il west, 9Th P ~. has filed
Notice Of 1ntsntlon to make three year proof ta
establish claim to the land above described be-
fofe The United Ststss Commissioner at Spring
hsld. Colorado, o. ths 10th day Of June. 1914.
Claimant Names as Witnesses :; =
Tossph I. Edisr tsa
Robert A. Campbell
Harry BosIsy -.4 :
Charles Colnsf; ali Of SpfiAsneId. Col4..
EUoEltE u. WHFrAKER. Rsgistr
The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19
, ,$1.25 In Advance.
-oi EaaYcd at the Springfield, Postofice
~! .ie ~ sscond-elsss Matter.
"a local Happenings

local Happenings
j. Martin Ford was in town on
the 18th inst.
Bob Barret of Villas, was In
town Saturday and gave the
Herald 9 call.
,rsr,Ht Tankefsley has gone. to
aleade Center, Kans., for a
,sndnth's visit and rest. ri
snsDr. Brady was oat Springfield
.saAd other points in the county
s4ast week as per announcements
'f"o jack Wade, L. Burton, and
ofh9lsof Springfield, went to
the harvest ieldslastYsek, and
may be away for two months.
,su Miss Ethel Chambers Of Bos-
ton, came up Friday to attend
-. the graduation, and then re
maiaea to -help out at speck,
,e,smsAnis during Mrs. &c Speck..
mann's illness. ..., "a =,
'i'ssi Our OWN Earl~ ~Denney will
Q teach the Two Buttes high
school this comip2suyaar, for
".1'.whfgh bothJpwosB sBustesa and Earl
"a arg >so;nye~ congratulated. The
Herald predicts bright future
for this youtGet many and we
:, shall watch his onward pfUgress
with interest. -N ~.
!. "a. DR.. Verify was with us again
.ys last Friday and Satu rday. This
time called in attendance on Miss
.a.r Pearl Jones, who for .s9me time
had been helping out,at the Wag
,.nn .ner. Miss Pearl was taken very
~r sick at the home of her sister,
: -,,AG-s. Johnson. but waA batter
9 Sunday We will have later re-
"a. ports before going to press.
u" More Nidey contributors: F. R.
i Bosley' g. H. L. Russell l.,
~ C. A. Holt 3. d. Huffman 1, Cleo.
~ 'Biack 1, Silvey Bros.i1, Ladies
~ Aid at s-Grandview quilt, Les
Jones bedsSead, dishes and can
'-'' ned corn and tomatoes. Those
giving from one to three days
's work: Caldwell, Fields, Wallace,
F? Neal y. Neal; Vim. lKeating,
n tiG. Harmon, B. .Dotson, Danner,
:, More, d. and B. Williams, Nor
ton and Inman.
Mrs. Mcfarland, Iorg a resi-
dent here, and who still has here
relatives and host of friends,
but who now lives at Harrington,
Kans., will keep -refaing the
Springfield Heraldlaalong with
Mary and her little lamb. Mrs.
Nc writes that it IS hot back
there. Maybe when those hot
winds get to blowing across that
= Harrington country Mrs. Nc
Fariand will pack her grip-sack
and come back again to good old
Baca county. where it hardly
ever gets hot enough to roast
anything without a fire,
The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
" (Pub1isher) W

OepuAtuiSh- " sA'S A"s~~y
i.i., .. 8. Land Office s...
Lamar. Colo,, June 2 I. lell <
NOTICE is hereby given that Levi B.
Lewelling, of Springfield, Go,o who,
on Jan. j., 1919, made Homestead en-
try, Serial No. Olla72, fors 81 of
Section s6, Township so S. Range 4sw
9Th Principal Meridian, has filed nc
tiee of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim t.. the land
above. described, before the limited
States Commissioner at Springfield,
Colorado, on the 2lst day of July. 1914.
Claimant names ss.witnesses.
F. D. Wailace 'r.s
9 r. o. Wallace ..s..!A.fa-
William Hines -
j. a. stinson, all Of Springfield, Col.
EUGENE M. wAlrAKhR
f'.- y Register
The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
',nS (Publisher) : ,s5
Department of the Interioe


v. s. Land Office .i.s,
!. II. ,,..., I.apar, Colo, June I, lola.
Notice 10 hereby eiven.'that Ear
B. CIapp. Of Richards, Colorado; who,
on January. 20, lell, %ade home
stead entry, Serial No: 09887 f9f -Gh
,ef section IS, Township s3- r. Range
al ". 9Th Principal Mersdisa. has
filed notice of fihtention. TO mak~ three
year proof to establish, claim I 10 the
land above described, before the Unit
ed States Commissioner, at Spring
field, Colorado. on the 22nd day. OF
July, 1914. -.-. IL
Claimant an1ss az witnssses:
~. PssVandermark,sn.. .,iif :
Fred Collins
DIV. Babcock, H..
". Nj. Hankin,, all Of Richards, Col.
EUGENE M. WHITAKER,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1914-06-19

Com. Harrison was in. town
the first Of the week on land
business. "a
Geo. Brown came down from
Lamar Saturday for a short
visit.
Jake Lasley was in town the
first of the week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

@e iicrh am 49, Dcicmbcr 1914 ariEur
9iusiH. gcicbier @aiie bon auiberiuc 9iuem.
$50. 8lcin. TIM gliicr noH as Sdhrcn Sic
NCcrbiQuua finbet nm Wlurina, q IcicmSer,
1913 lbc NaUmitage hon ielucr gSobHunA.
ssoihngtou Mrab, rabe Aaiie siraAr, aus iiaii
@eicban9 aul Dem peoAboH Bort5rieoDoie."
tNfs9O-91l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

psr1alsniB oer lamuHi4en taaid auigen GerGu0lia
teiien oarh eolo aHaeProdeu ueraen GS beauit dj
namlidj aHi $3.50 aegeu 35,4qo tit Der uorseH sSOde
Iic Gi9ablmacH oui Me aregesgHlei6c bel Der
9leidgbauf bic bis H. &o0cHber 3673S MHairHeH
QgaEI 5etrugeu, BADEN bi4 49, gopembrr cine Grb6bma
im 96,i @dQioueu Waart eriabren lmo iuo 0omit au
aT699 NiuioHen Wlori 0as i'll Sll5go Ser gan5en gc
5eidneteH zumme, actegcu Iieicni 3urahs Der
Gu5a6Iimgc i'm 961 Minioncn @larf tebt fir oie
3eit pom i4 bis 23 9tooember Gin 9}idaatg Ser BON
SER Zarcgersiaiien iir Ole 3nede Ser aricgsanIc6s
bergegcbcHm Graotc um 1914 ghlonen W1arf Gc8eu-
ii6er Ste 1HHmc Der nit &iiife Ger UnrlebeHstaiie
grlcileteH Observation-Disclosures bat iH ndrnlid
pou 1904 NdQoucu aui 65l Ndaoucn @lari uerrH.
cert .. D. eS iiHo ett 6cr6aupt MIR nod rmo 17l5%o
ben @rcasanleibe 3abhmgcn iucr NnaHipruduaBmc
Der Iorlcbeusiaicn seleiiict Snmerbiu jcat c5 aio
oaB Sic @e6auptml oes einoIidcu gllsanocs Scr
GroBe Grio5 ocr 0ctden arie1sanlebc- 5edjnlna lei
Der neriiiBun9 Scr garleheHstaiicn 5 ocroauten nr
III ic1y gcrnaeni Nala 9lniprith ami @ercht8img cr
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III Dem giaBe NiISmttcl Sit Glnen ser &ricgsanIeigc
3cianun0 crgrcu pie 0as lest 0argb @nalan0 acs
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0au 3eibnern aui oic britiidle ®Sanlcbe @orbie
oAi orei Sabre 5u eincm 3insia6 Der To inter Oer
Natratc egt III uoaer NoGc Dog GmiiiioHspreiiee Ser
9lNlei6e B. d nit an0cren 9or.cn oas @eIo iir oia
brtde ariegsanlebc miro cDcHiuel ben Ser @oat BON
eHgleno bcrgcgebeu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21


CS narb on IS 1c5embcr 1914 0mrlei.a
Ns1pert, rcilcbie NuiilH neS ucriiorhencH 6cHrp
Nrn0eri iu ihrcm 60 QQncnsiOhrc @ie Ne
erbionHo iiuoci Wiguiea, a. Hc5embrr. uor
MchMitdQs. Bon hrer giOhnuun. Wr. 1870,
Nerilincg attaAt aus i.uli IgicBunS 0ui henl
q Qaciicrn Gcmclcrb"
Sin frcuca Wlnltcrbcl5
6di auiQoh0ri 81 inldccN;
cciiiuf i1 0u hr Sdmcrf.
WcrilumW. ilno inrc &ldacn
Nic miibe @celc IN niu
Nnhcim i'm 9olerndus
STE fleiNi9cN c0tnc ruhH
Nn ifingr Ncnimer aus
eciia- 2i) Ron isrsr Eghteg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

ism is nonsense pure and simple.
MilitaWsm, as practiced in Germany,
~ nothing more than preparedness
for the defense OF country and home.
Practically the whole OF tho fast
cruisers Of the German navy, includ-
ing some great ships that are vital
70 their fleet and utterly irroplacable
have been riskcd CIV the Germang)
for the passing pleasure OF killing
as many English people as possible,
irrespective Of sex, ago or condition,
in the limited time available" says
Churchill in a letter OF sympathy to
The Mayor OF scarborough. For
passing pleasure? Berlin says semi
officially the German cruiser squad
ron had crossed the North sea four
times In six weeks 20 give the british
navy an opportunity TO asail it, Ger
many wanted to save Churchill the
necessity Of digging the rats from
the hole" But tho English bulldog
evidently is afraid TO tackle the
German rats The 'ratsn viii have to
sail up The Thames river 10 make the
bulldog fight. it seems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

@njeiat bes eanitarGunignne Nr. itJ.
Seltiun z. .Eicinigeoa.6ar1iunal.
&ctfe8elie NnAcbutc NIL Der gnlimrifi rYrp
ro!al for bnlloin0 section Go Z Of toe Qaet
eou Gcuc Sniewepior. GagiarO Contract no.
l43', cotcllitt on ben pNclro ol Nl'pnsoe Or
baltimore eiiq pcroea bls NlihDod hen oO
Er5em5er 1914, llbr 9nrmiiaqe inl HrgnN
0eS Gi00isNegiiiy0ior8, H0ihbGue Baltimore
DO. cnMcaen 0enommcn fix oen Aou Der
pie oui ben %ldnen ter6einnet ~ pic I'm. Sils
rcaM hce Serrn 0Goin Is 0enbrid 0reisSH
eenlenr per Ib5aaaiaEa!Gorm calpsif
sycjiiieiionea uuo @ldre l6uaca Gm rra
na0 GaNitn5, i0, Ne5 1914, 0af Gclu@ i'm
9ircon Der @b5ueslagol' 'Gemmliiion. Simmer
&r sO4, eameueau SHllelEa", 9alsinvre
Giuc cebhhr bon $500 migo iiir eoc Rei6c
ron pc3iiidiiopet uqh Ndroruden crbobeH
Siele @ablhr miro bei @ilcaobe on cocr pot
src3thuiloneN ulo N.nuArude Isl qu.cm Sus
faH6c 8uridcrIiaiict oorr lei Siiiaea6c h,r
oa1emetHcH 5ge5ifiiutlorcn nNb Riilc, im
Sole Gin elr'cbof eindercini Mrs
Gin bcglauoiaier 0beGs oes 9iciers Ebcr
SloQu0u. aui ctne e!carlna poule Wanl~ &C.
raits bon Baltimore sa1I1ae iuiro NIT lcnc;n
g,basinstis cnamitdira:
f.75O aunlihnrts Orb iglu5fmcnunp.
l4Q0 itubiiporbs Seiien2tusi0a@iiue
i,slQ GirsEuB 2! 9ordl
LEGO 2iusi5ue ~" anHa!
u05 0insSuA ~" HdHa.
a75 pirrSuB &" ssanc..
$50 QtG.s{yu6 o" 0nnGl
Scr egfo!qrcidc Wictcr nNf oic,a Ccntycii
mus NlrQimaii iielsa uuo bic @orariiicn oeS
staoiiGtariers lter Goniraiie eriiiucH
Sic GoutraitGcb3roc bccdli iih oa5 Ncdt
Dor, irceuo Elm o6er 0ile NH0cbcte 5usad5u
neiien
Im guligalc ncr Nb5maelnnais9 9cmu:iiFou
Gsnrle5 G.glaHo,
&oriiter.
Sargg 70. &sSarFs
Selrciir.
Gciitiigi am 10. Eesember 1884
l0hK 0uhcS.,
temg @tdlioeni Der @origaiteeb0roc.
(Dc5l7- 1921 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
Observation-Disclosures.

Sufcnu ocp SfGptSagsrhnAes AesIgrmnlteIs.
all more. Nlb.. iB. December 1914.
Nerliepete gtHacboic nit ocr 9lniibuil sBrp'
ppils ipr Vc1ern Gnpp!ics i0r NiiD store.
iecrer uHo aoreiliri on ben Gparo vi Nllrarbe,
cure Of NAaro @DinH. @ltg Raiiier sim GGA.
Nalt.Mprce DO. p, iperoen Die III Ubr @0rMii
iaaq Gin ~, 1e5cmbcr 1914 iiir Die gieierng8
itr io!HcroeH @rfliel uH ocn |ia0tNaBer0anes
8euoliter dllenoWWcn
Ecliarhc, Ruir Hul5cu, Giicumnnrcu, gEa
Gel, 4cutlic uRp g8ertjcugc.
Spe5tlntion no tn Iilreau Aea Stnofs
GnQcrbaua ScfW0iicre crbd.tlio)
deoem QHeebpi nnH clr bcHlalbigicr Gbed
cc3 Nicicrs llr cinblnoerl SOuare ($lO0), an
tea Dlqnor mn Sia6irGib bon Baltimore Nit.
onse eiue o0.eagHg 9pale &cHi 3a1lbar bgl
aciiat icir.
Die Gcnirali Qebtgbe ssbdA i8 has &eat
pcr, ir9eno eir llnn nuc alnGc5cie abJupeiie.l.
'eArahaii in ocr h5.iben 5orm im @eir1ee
ece @onitciice. nic bonn 1.lttBrQiuvaier SH
tclidiiaeu IT. Miro Rom erIolsrei@en S.c.er
ber0ueL
Gbaties gsilion
G!aol 2uaetbaus &ctlpaier.
Naiaiiei:
Sg9n 0Hdcrl,
icaip. Grl'l6eM ocr @ontgaI.s&e53r0e.
(ce5l72220)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
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Icr .Taliide Correspondent 6ot h na@ lal9cr
Grpaeing 3u Dem 5driti eniidloiicn, coen Io9 ena
Spaltc geeoii iber oan aricg III GugIid SIT 6riugen
Iiaie Hglida Spale miro feline 9ieigteten cntbaten
Ionoeru e0toreae @eiradtusel ibcr Die Arcgslaae
lllo beon0erS iber oa SiiHHina 5cr5nlanoc luo pie
@0iipng ocr amcvitnRildler 4}rce Icr y2nildc Ger
rtipquoeuF fontm oaiRt aud cincu aIigaeucu Alu
itc enel 4cicr cntgegcH pic aus iolgcHoer 3Ndrit
nam 2circSr Oes .llnob5dnaigcn 9iircserpcrcl9 BON
NarglaH01 6crnorseht ~,su ocr leAten Sism8 ocr
Ggctdiue PES tna65ana8en 9iirgcrpcreinsv puroe id
Dcaliragt Sbncn iir S9ra GaibhiB 2eitariiiel uber
oc aregslaac and 1T aa0liider Sprahe ucroentliben
laqn w urlcJ I'LL ytopg 6es 9iir0erUerenS bcr5lidl
3u oanter" aud BON Seiian ricler slnaloAmerita'
ncr STE SET 0auiide @pradc ndlt mdd)ti8 ltHo II oes
1eatidp Goryepouoct9 ION an6caun oes aria0e9
migeforoar ooroen aiie5 IL cn0dlcr Sprpde Serodl'
huigen ilber SEN Slrieg BIZ pcroiIMtliHcn IrnA g
lpuroc bal0 algcuc bctonnt, oaB 0cr Icuiide Gorre
pou0ctp 0as cin3ge Inacblott Baltimore ei mCdjeS
oia llriaHeu oes re9ea uu0 oca 5ortaoHa oetlclpea
ia oee raAreu @eiie 6clcnAictc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
9asIisir,at ilr 5ifntaa. ee.9tE.Tqaasn-

ie1iN, NtdIIDcni Der GoRiglil'tcDOroc.
(Dc5l7r 1921 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

LtpANftMtUt ilif uNtuNtNf &r.UfNctuUntN
nuteS'Sepngstinsut bt5 GtectJngcniturs.
NattiWrre, 4. @e6cmhcr 1914
yln Mn,, 81. q arsrht!
Go iuiro biernllt pcRaB ceu 9ibi0uiiten s3
y uHb SO bc5 Baltimore Slaot Glnrtera bti
iaNni Geratbi Bah Bic 8iaiirrHqs. .0oMmiiRoa
Der Siaoi Baltimore nnd Dem IS. 3auuNg
1913 heGiRusn 2ir0 oie nacGenuuuita StraBen
NIT uio0srrem Wiuserldl al pi!aNeuI reii "a
WailcrH uno nsu 5t belc8en 9lue @eIioacH
unh 0prponiipucu Nftoen ccat0lh nNiQfcr-
oert GginubniBi6eue fir ape 9lrbeitsu ~ l1l
isn rrD etelr ror Dem is. SoiNag 1915 sn Ne
en5en PIE " r9eHe eirer 2seiis pc Mnela'
ooey zines Tbtiiss 0erlelben notbie mnWsn
monien nnnAcm iis Gai tol6s s8cile gepi.a'
i!erI. Hen peyflhiieri ooqr Heu briegi ii3iA.
Die oncn criudbHteit 1raBeH lir0:
Ilfnrettcr4tr.. bon Nbdrlln SIT bic GQcQiGi o..
@etm0nsGty., nDn GpaibsGir MS &iiGiu CIV
6ftineui.@tey oon GerneioHStr bio 3erHi
tnlponlarNue.
GgniA 0iiaGoe., BON GutomrGtg bi5 glpytb. olse.
Sloele'Str., poa &repdeo Sir. bis George Siy.
dars.eir., BON 8raiasr. bis aori6,qss.
Fsippn SiT1 hon ArttaroGir bi9 6.eIeHii
aaHgals STR, BON g;aaiioH'Sir Dis grIueloH'
yloe
msisereirr son 2iriHoH.sis big sIrlHstoa'
glue
wn,iIgss.siss bon ecrIuaiousir bis gai3. ctr
&carsStfa bon Galncrt Sir nt5 eolbebra'sSit
q. 81. WlcNen,
5m sluiirnac Der @llnliegunnS GommuoA
Ger Sldoi Baltimore.
Sosli5er mo coninltitenocr Nnaenlelir
(GS71 142l2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
gsrrinntnIIltnas gInaeierM.

Die 1nDrefperidmmiuug Der 9NhcniNhlhcr
Der ,Wrrmar.Nnicrlcna NlumGi NcfmnAcut
Snilsinn AK1ciaign" iiroei Gul 4. Janudr
1915, 4heute nor, mHh Die Der .,Wc.maW.
ti. SEMINAR i9t3, lbcnfs uhr IN oem qG
rean Der gliiosidtiog, glr 52f, HO,SYonoipnr
linti.
C1G2i) Win. @anaf5, &gaiibcat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

t.4NNtlAiflA AMtt.
Fhc hope on peace, in the mind OF
many OF our citizens. rests upon The
assurance Of German defeat ......
10 IL true that peace cannot be
brought about except BY the crusn-
ing OF Cermany2 We have several
times stated our belief that from the
standpoint 0f the best interests OF
both the United states and the world
in general that would be most un~
fortunate happening. The sympathy
of the people Of this country is
largely with tho Allies They be-
lleyo that Germany needlessly pro-
yokcd this holocaust OF war, and
they believe that the triumph OF the
German idea OF militarism, OF the
supremacy cf the State over the peO-
pie, would be @ disaster OF immeae-
urable proportions. But that IS not
to say that thoy have no sympathy
With Germany IN this conflict, that
Germany has many real grievances,
or that they want 10 sec Germany
crushed Only the unreasonlng
friends Of the Allies hold such
view to the rest OF us. any settle
ment Of the war which menaced Ger
many's achievements in science and
art, and In trade as we'll, any set
tlement which ruined the spirit that
has been responsible for these
achievements, would be deplorable
beyond expression TO our mind,
also, it is silly TO talk OF the crush
ing or Germany Germany cannot
be crushed"
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

Trinidad can look forward to a good
poultry show every year. Tho show
closes tonight at 10 o'clock.
The winners OF first prizes in the
Second Annual Poultry Show fol-
lows. Tho full prize list will be pub
lished Monday.
Barred Rocks--Mrs. Fred Steele,
Of Greeley. and II. o. Dick.
Wbito Wyandottcs-w. j. Glib
bons. Rev. Il. +. Chandler, A. c..
Gross. Leo u. Claim. A. NJ. Sankey.
Rhode Island Reds--R e. Nc
Clung. Clcm Sutton. Benjamin
Wood
Rhode Island Whi.cs--Mrs. Min
mic Clark.
Light Brahma-A. NJ. Sankey, F..
o. Barnes.
Partridge Cochin-F. D. Barnes.
White Leghorns-w Il. Groomer.
Buff Leghorns-F O. Barnes.
Brown Lcghorns-Howard Spen-
GER. r. o. Barnes.
Blue Andalusions-E. c. Carna-
han.
Black Minorcas-O. c. Samel.
Anaconas-Minnie Clark.
Silver Campines-Minnic Clark.
enveldcrs-Minnte Clark
Houdans-F. o. Barnes.
White Orpingtons--Mrs G.. s.
Assay.
Black Orpingtons--H. Butler.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14
SECOND ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW
SUCCESS LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14
MEff|MG Il TAKE { STEP
To FORM FREIGHT BUREAU

sasisaliSs q a ffsishI aEi ,sahsPSs-
sAst0a tafrAl.
TIE eosssai.t.- sko save ,ap sass-
s.f ID Charge .iii stsit .so. .aisf-sea,
shiSprfs aaa isafn tssir ideas 4souI
the organizations. Isfsaiats sisss
fos flAaaeins u sae siss sSss-spsAa
siih "shsf sSsaa.Feisi bodies and
Learn h1s .k-ir isar.sas AZ. Sfs,a-
hsi ssa nzaia,Aiasas Tss s~Asai..
tee ~iii report al a called as-slAs
b-sss~s nov Aad The sAnu.i s.s~,.
ins ~ the ctamb-s as Cssas~sss
ana shass.-s piss thsf a.eIa. as-eS
viii probably be ssa- . pr-.sssss
part Ss tho Chamber ss Ge@asrsx- ,s
the asaasi s-ssias in April,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14
"WM hase Nethns 70 10 With Orssnizat;sa'' .
He Says. Sbsss Csa1iitisas n Mines Net
as Represeated BY Strikevs' Witaesses
PREL LlllNARY HEARING MEARS ENDS

beaver. CSts, f-s ii-OsS saAa
wss kiiis.i 10 ak- Colorado tNssi ssa
lsos sosnpsss's nnisss Last s.ss ins
every 1859: tues os coal :'suasssr's.
ASvosaisx To the isssissosS ot j. y
W~lboss. fsvsissss Ut shs sespsss.
bsSosv sh- he.ss~ strife isssssisssssx
soOaiis- to-day The sa<Si saab-s
kiii--i IL IN. s~~es "p~ssisss
s,is-s .t tho suspnssssos x,ss .~tsa'
srvs.
In 1919. ss.sss ~.sr killed. ~
ssr tos -s.t, i:s.a:s ,oa.s il 1911.
tsssss -sso. at sss fas -tesf ;,S.s
so:s IN ist". rs.isaiss sAS too
great asssss-rs 81 rrimssa asa 81
8sssksi iiis. thisss .sis nrs sssr
kiii-.i. $50 fos sswsy 1897: soess
rh- tsisese ssa ksssssiiiv aisssssss.
Ms, Wslt.oss testified. sese the asis
s~sio.ss eSrts.i,toss s'htsh hsa u.
CURED In the mia.a of hss sua essS
.iss- be- h~rsas~ head at the .uspofs.
sspa IL isS:.
Th- ,.siissoey relative In fatal
lSis~ sssu. Afuss . lpas s.siss of 1ue>i
sSsss b, Isss. Rsv~sses. attorney
fus tho tsisssi Misc Wosksss ot
Aassisa. tssstiss NJ. ws,i'oss I
hso~lsan, = osaiss sss'i.sses Il
Anssisa as< steosS. n she eDassu
~ ~ aueasisosoe ~. tssvvsssv q.
s3ersA ~ sAsasAs n. wsshovs toa
lS.ssast 10 h~ the ~apso,se Of I. .seo
0la~ vurk~rS
IL s~.iis-si sxaa,iasiiaa w-is'efn
~As asked by hi. attofurr. tfed Her
sisssou whether he feii anr ohii<s-
lions io the nin~r. sho had taken
cmpIo, m-nt with tn. company with
tho understanding that they were TO
work under "opca shop conditions. %
Yes" replied the ~itacs. with
cmphssis.
u f~ct 80 much responsibility for
then, that I shalt never ask them 10
,ssvc our minc. II they doa't joint a
unioa.''
''no you feel under ss much obii-
sslion to ,hosc men as YOU do To
IN. rnited aiinc Workers of Amer
tea"
II am under NO obligations what
ever 10 the United Mine Workers and
shall hc under none ~ long ~ tho
organization retains It's present
methods
Mr.. Welborn's cross examination
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14
Red Neck Socialism" In
W. F. of Miners-Scored
at Hearing
Counsel for Michigan Operators Declares
Union will Not be Recognized

Hancock, Mich. Feb. Tive
cannot recognize the Western FEEDER
alton Of Miners because Il ts Social.
list In It's aims and tendencies and
because II is made up in this district
largely of Socialists declared A. r.
Rces. Of counsel for the mining
companies at the congressional
strike investigation this morning.
The statement WI. made la ex.
PLANTATION of \ question asked OF u
witness to which A. W. Kerr Of
counsel for the copper minc strikers.
objected on the ground that It was
part Of an effort to show that the
strike was ;'fostered and fathered by
red socialism It was the same
question asked Of another witness
yesterday. srousinE similar objec-
tion.
Are you member Of the Finnish
Socialist society"
John Jauhhanan, the witness,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

Strikers Aiming to "Cleaa Up the
tn Winies," Search at Ludlow

tesAsss have s-sa koasliss fsI soAs
lios Shss lss slsiksss sosia Pot ts
soss = whole company u soldiers II
ssPSsss ,ssi sssxhsS tho military
headquarters Today Arc true. the
sisik3s. ~ tho is.iio~ lssl sslsss
sss elsewhere Ihsuasssst the die
isisl are SECRETLY ssniss ih.s.~ises,
Aesiss 90 isfofsaastos that . ssis-
nssi of kixA poses rifle. sss se-
seis-a 81 i-ssios ss~esliy. Gesesai
csssp shis s.sssiss osasssa Msyas
y. J, Hammock To issiilals . .~sf~h
for firearms 81 i-aaios asa sisisi,S.
tissssork sssk vita hin = large
force and explored the ssaoss asi
ssssAs ssa IL aakiss . shosos,sk
.-ssvhs osy . f.s ss,. sss ,~-s-
D-s,shs rifle. ~.s. fsssa ssshss ..
" Sisso.
u u hi. ."sdisisn which has
made Gessssi Chase dasssss .bos,.
'sssosiss the snidi~s. fssa the die.
Htss. iae svsiis-~ that shosia the
states ssm.d force b~ sssissiy s.r
aans~s that sslhiss ~iii Sss,sss ss
osssbsesh that viii se saos- .~sisa.
shss ssy that has yet occurred
ttns-ssr ssosia the isfsnssy - s~-
s"ssa . iassr psssoliiss fosvs az
cavalry siii b. kept is tho field 10
- the work Of . .iss- soas,ssaissy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-14

WAS told that he need not answer
the question unless he desired. The
witness replied. however. that he
did not belong to the society.
He thought its name was Juseau.
He did not know it's membership.
MIR. Kerr objected vigorously to
the line of tiOn.
AT the inception of the strike.
he said. the mining companies
made no claim that 1t was being
conducted by rcd socialism. They
set up that cry few weeks ago
when every other resort had been
exhausted.'
"Is there anything degrading In
a mans admitting that he is a So
cialist?" asked Congressman Switz-
er.
NO" replied Mr.. Kerr, but
these questions are being asked sim
ply to confuse the issue