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There were powerful reasons for the Presidents conference with the sem ste committee on foreign relations. While we have made pogress of late in adjusting disputes at home. for many years we have been lying up wrath against the day of wrath abroad.
 We took" Panama from Columbia, and the whole of Latin America is s, spiclously awaiting our action in the way of redress. We hurriedly de- nounced our treaty with Russia and have made no serious move to nego- tiate another. We entered into sol enn compact with Great Britain to admit to the Panama canal on equal terms the ships of all nations and then broke faith by giving q preference to our own coastwise vessels. AS misre- presented by California, we have irri- tated Japan. with no prospect as yet of a better understanding.
 All these are evil legacies from the Roosevelt and Taft administrations To extend the ill-will which they have caused. we. who were first to urge arbitration. now, through the senate. refuse to act upon the treaties agreed to by most of the great powers at our request.
 If 1t were not for these world wide complications. all of our own creation and all unnecessary. the problem which we have to solve in Mexico would be much less formidable. That is purely an American question with which no other country would wish to interfere in our policies generally were just and reasonable and in harmony with our high professions. AS 1t Is. there can be no doubt that the perils of that situation reflect more than the hostility of e local despot
 We have too many quarrels on our hands. We are too indifferent to the good opinion of our neighbors. We are Lot scrupulousiy faithful to our treaty cbligations. We are boastful and at times menacing. Is 1t surprising that tho President. carrying the burden of these broiis. should plead for adjust ments in keeping with the honor of the republic?-N. Y. World.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-09
MANY TONGUES ON CAMPUS

crATTLE-From all parts of the world students are coming to Seattle credentials laden. planning to enter the University of Washington with the cpening of the second semester. Re- corder E. N. stone has received dur ing the past week credentials Of stu dents from the University Of Beirut m Syria the University of Zurich. IT Switzerland; the University of Leyden [, Holland. and a government norma school in Iceland. Inquiries have come from points as distant as Ceyion. ln' a,o ond China. The registration tt date is 3.o60.
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 other than praise and encouragement and yet for the soldier, whose very presence is a protection against others attempting to use force and whose ef- forts in our behalf. when force is used against us are essential to our de- sense. tho people have either negii- gent attitude or very often one of dis approval. I cannot on any reasonable sround account for this.
 If Is were true that the officers ana men of the army were swaegersne bullies, seeking to engage in war Tor wars sake. or undesirable citizens who brought disgrace upon the uniform and the country. there would be reas- ..n for this public attitude.
 Hut exactly the contrary is the case Ire army. both officers and men, never was of higher tone than today nor az high. in my opinion. No sane man possihly can think that nati,n situated as is the United States. with respect to the world. could do with put an army. All stable government res'a upon the possibility of using force to secure obedience to its decrees. And .. it must be with nations until an- other day has dawned and many or tke attributes of men which now suide their conduct have been changed Tor other and different ones.
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Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, MAY 9, 1e14.

When an advance movement seems tc be necessary by the United States srmy upon Mexico City the country finds itself in need of on army of fifty thousand men. which is two-thirds of the full strength of our puny standing army. If the Mexican people would combine their forces and act upon the de fcnsive a much larger army would be required before the American forces would reach that city. A war with even a small nation, without a navy or a treasury, distracted by internal revolution and without credit calls for the full strength of our army and navy and the militia of the country. If for cign complications werc to arise at this time this great big nation of ours the richest upon earth. would find it. self in humIlating position and would be unable to protect itself let alone enforce her demands upon other countries. Like O great oversrown Ciant untrained, and untrained is un- able to defend himself an is but ss nieuy fin the hands of the trained cthiete so this great big money max inx country of ours Is among the na' tions of the world which are always fin training, equipped and ready at all times to fight. How long will the American people remain in this de- fenseless position? Must q giant hu- maliating crisis come upon us nefore w.. learn that among nations of armed camps that the only guarantee against ~ar Is to be prepared for war. The ~,ords of Secretary of War Garrison addressed to the American people arr words of warning.
 He says:
 It h absoutely essential for any nation today to maintain sumcien sorce to secure the carrying out or iti aecreee. We ail believe that the ten ercv of the American government towards righteousness: that we hav no desire for aggrandizement for op presslon or for taking away from an one or any nation that which right fully belongs to it. But we also kno' that it takes two to keep the peace an' that we cannot safeguard tho inter ests of our people without the Tore constantly ready to maintain and 90 cure it.
 For one thing. I think the peopi fasl to discriminate between their ac sciute hatred of bloodshsd and va end tho function of the army m r spsct thereto. For the f'rsmsn' tn physseisn. the engineer and for th clsrgyman. none of us hes worc
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-09
SAFETY AWARD MADE

NEW YORK. May S.-The F. n. Hartman memorial medal. offered an- nually through the American Museum of Safety by Mrs. F. H. Hartman 70 the American steam railway making the best record in accident prevention and progress in safety was awaroeo to the Southern Pacific Railroad Com many at the first annual dinner of the Museum of Safety.
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The New.

Salute your partner. grab her there' Snap your fingers. It's a bear! Gi'dc on' then your shoulders shrug. DO the vi,,owv bunny hug; writhe and wrig- gle round the hall: hold her tight don't let her fall. Sinewy. snaKy movements now. be as graceful ns COW. Swing around one little spot break off into the turkey trot. Now the Tango. come be quick. see how high you can kick. Twist and turn .nd souirm and sway. that's what's termed n dance today.-Ex.
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CT. MARVs (Episoelpat) CHURCH.

Celebration of Holy Eucharist. A M.
 Sunday school and Bible class. II 4. M.
 Eyensong at g. with last of three special sermons. Subject Relation of Christianity to Other Religions"
 The public is cordially invited to the survices.
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rue OLD DANCE AND THE NEW
The old.

The Old.
 Salute your partners; let 'er g'' balance all and do-si-do; swing your air, and run away: right and 'eft oh' gents sashay: Gents to right ana then repeat: balance next and swing or heat: on to next girl. don't be shy' swing your pardener. swing 'er high' punch the gals an circle round; ala roan left and balance all: lit your hoofs an let 'em fall: back 10 your mariner do-si-do; oil join hands and of you go.
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday services:

Sunday services:
 Bible school. Il A. NJ.
 Evening worship services o'clock sermon by tho pastor on The bi"o Shot" The Chorus Choir will sing "Therc is n Land Mine Eye Hatn Seen" by Crowninshill.
 MT. and Mrs. Scott will sing duet .1 ord with Glowing Heart" by Sch uicker.
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Ar THE NEW RAaLE.

old Lswls Nsrest sys ase sne ps sssns AAhss4sW oesese1 wssssssvs pIsssllsd sprias 1sea.fsS sssshs lS ts~A ana ssdssss ss = pss esse ? b. q ssvssamsaA v ths sssass : ealoea.
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PHONE MAIN 4s.

Entered as sssond-class matter Feb. ss. 1907. at the Postoface at Meme. AAska, under the Act of Congress of March [. 1878.
The Springfield herald., 1914-01-16
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the matter of the Estate OF =. D..
Smith deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Mon
day the 2sth day of December A. d.
1918, being one of the regular days OF
the October term of the County Court
of Baca county, in the State OF Coiora-
do. l, Bertha E. Smith, administrative
Of said estate. will appear before the
Judge of said Court, present my hnai
settlement as such administrative pray
the approval Of the same. and will then
apply to be discharged as such admin
istratrix at which time and place any
person in interest may appear and pre-
sent objections to the same If any there
be. -,
Dated at Springfield, Colorado. No.
vember %, 1918.
Bertha E. Smith
Administratrix of the Estate Of E. b.
Smith deceased.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.


For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land Office.
Lamar Colorado Dec. IL 1918.
! II, Katie r. Paris of Rodley, Colorado. Contestee
You are hereby notified that-T Everett Smith
who gives. Springfield Colo. per 5. E. Speck-
mann, as his post-office address, did On Nov.
IIth 1918, file in this Office his duly corroboratsd
application to contest and secure the eanesliA-
ton of your Desert land. Entry No. Serial
No, 0i0lO6. made March goth, 1911, Tor ssH Sec.
e. TWP 81 8. Range Is W. and Lots and and
s,.nek of ctiones Township ss s. Range % W.
Shit principal Meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that said Katie B. Paris nas
wholly abandoned said land that she has failed
to cxpend at least $l00 per acre per area Thereon
in acts tending toward the reclamation Oh the
land during the last year: that she has faa'ed TO
make ANNUAL proof as required by tho Desert 'a"o
Act; that all OF said defaults exist to this dats.
You are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this otiiee ~
having been confessed by you. and your I'D entry
will be canceed hereunder without your furthsr
hit 10 be heard therein, either before this ONCE
or on appeal il you fail to fle in this Office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication OF
this notice. as shown below. your answer. unoer
oath. specifically meeting and responding to these
allegations Of contest, or il you fail within that
time TO file in this office due proof that you have
served copy Of your answer on tho said cohtest-
ant either in person or by registered mail. II THIS
service is made by the delivery OF a copy OF your
answer to the centestant in person. proo' oi sueh
service must be either the said contesthhts
written acknowledgment o. his receipt oi the COPY
showing the date Of its receipt or the Affidavit oil
the person by whom the delivery was male stat.
ing when and where the copy was delivered
made by registered mail, proof OF such service
must consist Of the affidavit Of the person by whom
the copy was mailed stating when and the post
office to which it was mailed, and this affidavit
must be accompanied by the postmasters receipt
for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name OF
the post office to which you desire future notices
to be sentt you
EUGENE M. WHITAKER. Register.
Date Of first publication Dec. 18th 1913
second Dec 26th, 1918.
third Jan. 2 1914.
fourth Jan. 9, 1914.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPpblishsr)
th~..,tn.nt Of the Interior

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishsr)
lie. artment Of tho Interior
us, Land Once at Lamar. Co'oraoo'
Dec. 81. 1913.
Noties is hsrsby given that Walter b. Ae1'i''
~ stop,n~ton, Colo. who on March II l'o' made
homsstsad entry No. 74s7, serini No o<'zl .U'
NV Of sec. Now described a. Tract NO. o. H.
4, a. r, e W. and on Dec. Is 1910 ADD. NO.
.,trv No. oa.os for lot 81 and swl4swI OF sec
& Lot Is ,f sec. . lot Of sec. T. and Lots ana
~ !. elton Twp. 81 5. Rapse e ". 9Th Principal
u.-,a,.n h.. aled notice Of intention
to max. three year proof te establish claim 'e
~. l.nd above described. before the judge
Of the county court At Springfield "o'''A'e
on the 18th day Of Feb, 1914.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
John jackson,
Walter Caddick,
william A. Greathouse,
Lev, Noblsy, all Of Stonington Colo.
EUGENE n. WHITAKER.
RsRistar-
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GUY TEFFT MARRIED.

Charles ton, H., Courier dea
Saturday mornings DscH30'ill
MI. ,CaloinE Guyl,Tetttu stiimer
berof IL ,prpmines,t ,fplaallse /
Casey. and Miss. lattail i&s4l
daughter of.M l.,atld ,ihrst9n;l 4
Davis of thisl placen sisitedF =
Louis whaoe they iweiiei II spsst;
4 marriage Satai rdng aEtarhilsn.
.ireMr. ;and Mrs :nefft ,rlwsJo L
turned to Charleston. 'Eraisii 4
are at the. Davis homoitni rehel'
the congratulations. ibffi-tle
friends and to sncnd9 sever
weeks in. this eity;iN .-Ii5 /
Mr.. tetft is u a9n oli Eh9m'
Tefft, one Of tlesyforslspst al
most prominent.1-,fa farm.erFa
Clark county lsffifjFsins
Mr.,T- fit has ibaen. an ,thawe e
for almost five years.i and On
recently returned to .sMAino
He is "a capable, and enshge'
young man with h,a.promIif.igNp
oture. Mrs. Tefft is, a 1N!7est N7esmt b
of one Of Cole ,cnnnM''s, ,Rspn
nent Families She is -papp'
With n y wide circsIEesi ciI,sEs i,'d Of aaPirl'
friends wbo join. yltaa.r the Can a nar1itffis rifgs
e*se'''i'niAfi M sPfi Pfi'Hi'H ~ iio $slr tod
tionIss. N9I "a Hni ser gtia 9ds
{, a.. .I.,... a> iadgl
M o. aasi l'ianw ro'ihs
seis :, 'sff 10
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Notice fer Dsbiisatisa

Notice fer publisatiea
. tPuhlishss.D
Dspsrtn,snt of ths IntsFsce
us. Land Once st Lamar. Colorado
Lamar. Colorado, Dec. 81. 1918
Notses u hsrsh1 sivso that Jamss B. Harlow
Of Kousntx Coloesdo. who On Mar. 1907 nnads
homestead entry No. 7tA ssriai No. oae'o 70.
Lota !, ;, and s,znsN Of sc. l, Now described
n Tract No. IS, T. 81 s. r. q ". and on June ls'
1918, made AddI Hd. entry No. osao0 fer Lots7 u
10, II snA swhns v ssetsoa rvp. 81 seatA Z.
Il ". eth Principal Meridian, has hIsd notice Of
intention to make three year psoef 70 establish
claim 10 the land shove described. before the
Judge Of tbs County Court at sprinsnsId. COO
rado on the 18th day Of Feb. 1874
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
William A. Greathouse,
Arthur W. Sharrock,
Lsvi Noblsy,
Charles C. NeGnl, an Of Stoainstsn. Cole.
EUsENE N. WHtTAKER, Reg ister.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publish0

pepartnsnt Of the lassrtee
US. LAND oYyICE
LAnss. csas. Nsv. q. 1913
No<ses 10 hereby given that Lana l. fsAs
Of sprnsAssd. Colorado whe - Ass. .. ises.
m.ds h6mss>sad entry sssiai Ne. oeeD fG ss'<
Of section 3S,
township 10 south. Range " ". ~ Prinsapal
Meridian has nisd noties Il intsntssa y MAKE
three year proof 70 establish slain b ~ 'as'd
above described. bsfors ths RsGistss and Reestv.
Or At Lamar. Co'osado On The 1lea dey o.
January 1914. +
Claimant names - Witnesses
Jack Wada
Edward Ensssea
Hsrbsrd z. Homshsf.
or,s Wilson all ofspsinghsId. co'ersde.
Eugene n. whitaker.
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1914-01-16

Chas. Wiley gets on the mum
floor of the Herald family res :
dence for the year 1911, and for
another year will know what is
going or il the four corners
ofthe county, in the middle. and
wherever else a coyote ufasi Isit
NJ, and howl enoughHtb Atsrtct
attention. Thanks to Mr., Wiiey,
aH ...,,a4 ut,ii,4 l,fstr}r.; he
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fPnblisher.)
Department of tn. Interior.

Department Of ths Interior.
u. :. Land ONCE at Lamar, Colorado.
Dec. 81. lo!s.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur W. Sharrock
of Stonington, Colo who on Mar. 10. 1907 made
homestead entry No. 1889 serial No. o2eos Tor
the ne,t of Sec. Is. now described a. tract No. u
Tn 81 s. r. AZ W. and on Mar. Is, 1911 made Add
Hd. entry No, 0loo1s for Lots :, 8, 8, 1918, and
NV wl4neA of sec. i6 T. 81 8. R. q W. 9Th r.
Nc. idian has alcd notice Of intention to make
three year proof to establish claim TO the land
above described before the Judge of the County
Court at Springfield Colorado on the nth
day Of Feb. 1914
Claimant names witnesses:
William A. Greathouse,
Charles C. McGill,
Levi Mobley. all three Of Stonington Colo.
James B. Harlow, of Konantz Colorano.
EUGENE N. WHITAKER. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishcr)

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Lamar Colo. Dec. 20 1918
Notice is hereby given that Harry s. Gohn
Of Springfield, Colo.who on May 26. lslo' made
homestead entry serial No. 0s099' for East :.
IF section q township 29a. Range 4S W.
9Th Principal Meridian has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof to es'
tablish claim to the land above described before
the United States Commissioner ut Springfield.
Colorado on the 4th dny OF February 1914.
Clnimunt names as witnesses:
]. A, Oxenre!der,
Err. Bennett,
Arthur l.. Smart,
BERTHE A. Smart all Of Springfield, Colorado
EUGENE M. WHITAKER. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1914-01-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)
DEPARTMENT of the Interior

Department of the Interior
III. g. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
December 81. I'VE
Noties is hereby given that William A. Great.
houss Of Stoninston. Colo, who on July y, i'V.
uads HID .sntz,No. s'o4 seriai No. ossis for an
sv,4 Of section IS. and s'sse% of sec. "a. I. ~
R. e W. and on December Is. 1910 made Ado
Hd. entry No osao6 for Lots and IS OF sc q sne
loes and IS sec 3s. Twp. a2 8. R. A2 W.. oth
n. has nled notice Of intention to make tnre'
rear proof to establish claim 10 the land above 90
,cribsd before the Judge Of the county court ~
Springfield, Colorado on the 18th day OF FEB 1913
Claimant names - Witnesses:
james B. Harlow. Of Konantz Colo.
Arthur W. sharrock,
Chsriss C. McGill.
Levi Mobley, all three Of StoninEton Colo.
EUGENE II. WHITAKER. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1914-01-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)

U. s. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
Jan. D, 1914
Notice is hereby given that Oscar P. Virgins, ,f
spins field. Colo. who, on April T. 1903. ma lie
| omestead entry NO.. s55s serial NJ. 0rsslfo the
sex of sec. 3, and on Apr. q. 1911. made Addi'
homestead entry No. O:O,9s for sw,4 Of section !:
Township 80 South Range u W.
eth Principal Meridian has filed notice
Of intention to make fiveycar proof to establish
claim to the land above described. before the
United States Commissioner at Springfield, Colo
! ado, on the Path day of Feb. 1914.
Claimant names witnesses:
William H. Dcnney
Will, N. Denney
Robert j. Homshcr
Edward Emerson. all Of Springfield, Coe-
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Puhlisher

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publishsr
Department Of the Interior,
U. .. Land O0oe
Lamar, Colo, Dec. 18th. 1913
Notiee 10 barely given that Wallaes D. Crsager
Of stoninston. Colorado who on Oct. ls 1907 mads
homestead entry No. sese, serial No. os7A fos
sex ssc 10 Twp. 81 8. Range - ". 9Th Principal
Meridian has filed notice Of intsntson TO make
three year proof to establish claim 70 the land .
bove described before the Judge Of the County
Court at Springfield colorado On the 18th day Of
January 1874.
Claimant names - witnsssss:
Frank Woolley,
ChaFisv Woolley,
EA Csddiek. all three Of steuinrton Colo.
Issssl Packard. Of villas, Colorado.
EUGENE u. WAIrAxKR.
Register.
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Nor1cE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)

Nor1cE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.)
Department Of the Interior
U, 8. Land Once At Lamar, Colo.
Dse. 4, lsiS.
No4ses is hssshy sivsn that John ". Hasss d
sprinsnsld. Colorado. who, on February J. pos
made Aoa.sstsad saisy Ne. osels fer ~ ot &c
tion - and o. Juns 4 lsoa. nads Additsenai
Hd. entry No, esss7 for mex Of &c. u. Twp. -.
south. range = west. ~ Principal Meridian.
has Alsd net3ss of intsntSon - usahs three
year proof 70 sstah,ish clain 70 the iAnd sbovs
described bsfees The Judge Of the County Court
at SpeinsAsid. co'orsda On tie 1eth Day Il Jan.
1914
Caainaat nanss - vie.sass.
3. Z. HoaAss.
W.. o. Brown,
". II. Dsnnsy. r.t
W. N. Dsnnsy. all Of Springfield co,orsds.
EUGENE n. WHITAKER. Rssistm.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)
noDcr<vr,apk of fho YntariOr

U. $. Lan0 Ofnce at Lamar, GoIo's
Dec. I6. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Spencer l. carty.
Of Richards, Colo, who. on Dec. %. 1916 made
Homestead entry serial No. os6a2, for Els OF
section II Township 80 South Ranse
% W. eth Principal Meridian has hled notice
Of intention to make three year proof to estab-
lish claim to tho land above dsscsibsd. BE-
fore the United States COMMISSIONS at SPRING
field. Colorado. on the 9th day Of JAN. 1914.
tlnmant names a. witnesses;
Otuo Green.
Martin Miller.
Ben Doke, all three Of Richards, Colorado.
M. L. Stagner. of Lamport Colo
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1914-01-16
Eldon ALIENS appointments

n came without solicitation on
-fAxA It srnaA sionU BIS o''iu
ws1laif-9 sdt tignod 1sbis1
sdt :, syom l.,w bna gnibliud
ilfe DIR rs9fot ID ,Yeq tsswdJuoa
.pi.s 'ieaa q rGi ii Ieaofu55
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Train Schedule.
In effect Dec, 7th


Trains East Bound.
No. . Estern Express 3.54 m.
NR, Stpnis
No. 4 California Limited. $50 a..
m, Aa AtoRas :,
N!9d6iK.l l:.Qst&s Chicago Express
600 QiAl,i1p,a al ass
No. 8 X. G.-5si Chicago Express
bf.RiRma f.swnoal& =.
Ne Ne 1otAs5ttllantie, otAs5ttlla Express 12.l7 a.
N. .s13utnoN haR sssestIa
gSp. bf'l bb2 Missouri M.iissss99r.ddR dRiyeH Flyer 4.s5
sss.H|ssys5lll 5llr,s ,g r,.sgyssSsF Riss':.fIl sIl ?.
H., ,Trains West Bound, Bl|
10 Calf. Express 2.32 a. m,
9 California II nlli81hEdIpp 1hEIppitesaa saj j9ls2 P. nj 3
n No Stop. ei s,,Y gornI as.A
M Colo ad }.i5l{l 8 Htah all ! eYnreSSiHi g
g. n, ~, rna tlgLl,J.s.. ;imisiJ sL.
j! ~ 7 Msxleo essE s: California a5a Exr : :
mo. 9 California fast mail 102:
a. m. No Stop.
| No. II Colo. flyer 1o.0s a. m. 9
|. 1857 Local passenger 4-35i p. IN
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N~tlso Fer pablisatiea.
lPublisherl
Department Of the Interior.
United Stahss Land Ones.

(Pubsherl
Department Of the IntsrSoe.
United Statss Land Odies.
DEC. 81. 1918
Noties 10 hsssby given that Charles q. Aeoill
Il Stoain9ton, Colorado who on March H. lso'
u,ads horpsstsad entry NO. 1855 serial No. o272s
for ~ nsk and slsnw11of sc. Now described
as tract No. -, T. 81 9. X. ~ W. and on Dec. IS
1910, made Add HID. entry No. oeso6 for Lots |,
and Of SEC. 4 and Lots II, Is, and N Of sec.
Twp. 81 8. R. ~. W 9Th Pm. has filed notice
of intsntIon to make three year proof to
establsh clain to the land above described'before
the Judge Of the county court ut Springfield
Colorado on the 18th day Of Feb. 1914.
Claimant names as witnsssss:
James B. Harlow,
william A. Greathouss,
John Jackson,
Walter Caddiek, all Of Stonington. Colorado.
EUGENE II. WHTTAKER, ,Rsgists'