davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-04
AJENOS
Miss Cecilia Wright en- ell campamento
de Willard

.vcces la vida. teniendo por Gnde,
que echar a I'm lado mucho de 10
humane que licne cI hombre y re-
gresar por aIsunas hOras a su con-
dici6n de Gnte inciviIizado. insensi-
bic a TODD Olr0 sentimiento Que no
sea 81 de Ia destruction. No falt6
tambiGn quien me asegurara que
era tardio en- razonar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
VITAL STATISTICS

"ht'"hr '''"--
william Ntudrman. 81 and t.cnurA
clay. e. Seattle
Raymond q stokes a. and Nellie
Savage IS Tacoma
uarushtrc MlnaFawa a. and Natsu
Aremofn 20 seattle
Emily n n~amcr. IS. and Caroline g.
Carter az Seattle
Anders AndeSon. e. and inErid jon
son rs Seattle
Frank n Cox 10. aud Laura NJ Mai
colin % seattle
philip NJ CornVcu and Pearl NJ Ray
mand seattle
Montague simmons. ~. Victoria. n
e. and Pearl W Borde - West sound
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

CHICAGO. Dec. There's one
thing the human stomach cannot d
geai. and that's n silyer.plated table
knife.
For eight months Mrs. Elizabeth
HoschberRer carried silver table
knife In her stomach.
The knife remained undlgeHted.
and Mrs iioschberRer was bothered
greatly with indigestion. Physicians
refused 10 believe her when she told
them what was the trouble.
Finally Mrs lioachberger consult
ed Dr. ]. r. Pnock OF the West Side
hospital She was X-rHyed.
There was the knife. lying dag.
onaily on the right side Of the fsom.
arh. the handle downward. just as
Mrs lioschbergcr said Il Was.
Dr. c. c. ANDERSON was selected
10 perform the operation DR.
Pflock assisted With a tiny silver
blade d. ANDERSON made a haifinch
slit In the stomach. two fingers en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

In a petition from the Council OF
Trades Unions and the executive
OF the social democratic party to
the German imperial chancellor.
complaining OF high prices aud the
inability therefore OF the working
class to buy food. comparison +
made between pre-wsr prices and
today's.
MIX and Its products. flesh IN
all It's varieties and shapes: barley,
oats and other edible cereals. not
TO speak OF the bread cereals, have
risen beyond bounds. and there
seems no prospect OF any fall
The petitioners give list OF or.
binary articles OF food. "a In nun.
Der. some OF which have risen slV
per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

stall ~. lbs graduated sugar Sic
stall - fresh paHiruriE.d miik g. at.
g. pt Stall - Carolina head rice. ibs
80. stall 1854 Nsv York buck Rheai.
40 { sacks sec. No. 10 sacks bks stall
-. istsfsk Toe ~, lbs, sc. stall 81.
hest fresh chufned butter Gac 10. stall
20. sweet butter as 10. lbs Use stall,
tstt. waiHuts. ihs zkc bananas ikc
dos stall > chcstnuts. 1sc 10 best
grapefruit Coz gbc stall a. largs
salmon ftc each stall 1871. white
chinook ratrnou. roc ~ gtaii ~. pot
roast ior De-. hamburger. Too 10: COINED
beet Dc o. Stalls so-si- Swedish potato
sausage Toe 70 stall 1871. iAnlh stew.
o. % neck bones Sc u. Stall Sc SHARP
Wisconsin cheese Use 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall tOt now miuremeat lbs 26ct
ripe olives. 2ac at. is.oE. bottle host cat
sup GOO stalls 1OG-ttf large cans
shrimpr i5c. No 40 sack corn meat .bc
NO. 10 sack flour, soc. so. 10 rolled oats
7tc. cans tomatoes tSc. i-lh pkWa.
raisinH. Csc. pkgs mRcaruni 'tc stall
IA large Florida grapefruit Tor poe.
Jonathan apples dos Zoe. Italian
pruuea. zoe ~ sweet potntnrs. lhu
100 stalls 2, g. o. Y beet hams tNc IA. f;
good bacon itc 20 picked SPARE ribs. NU
No. staia 1870 goo asparagus. for aht.
rltEa golden dates 1bc, 'tc cans
salmon cans GOO, solid pack tomatoes
zoe. g zoe cans pineapple Poe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

stall so7. fresh green spinach : ihs.
ioc. best sweet potatoes lbs Zoe. green
onions punches tr stsit SEQ. wash.
inEfon creamery butter. 40 ~ selected
storage cEgs SC doE pure honey. gi-os.
jar. sc stall au sseaiess grapefruit.
&C. zach. Juicy Lemons itc dor new
vainuts. zoe ~ stall 7ok. zoe can
peaches. TOO. bars crystal white SOAP.
Csc Stau acc. currhuts pkss sbc
hotel mushrooms. atc can. cans baked
beans stc stan 90 peanuts lbs CSC
-es fancy Na,orines soc. e Toe pkEs
coda. isc stall 1ti, lya hominy. Toe At
plum Or apple butter. ibc III. fancy swce,
pickles. 2bc at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
CORSET, CORSET,
WHO HAS IT NOW7

The question II. who stole the
corset
There's one missing perfectly
brand new one. size -. and listed
az "GoodwinH best" Its absence
was noted early In the morning
when the Goodwin Corset Shop.
Haight building. Second and Pine.
opened for business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

batter. he $50. fauce jersey butter 3
ihs CSC. fgil cream cheese. Ias atc
llri burger cheese gir ~. stalls 1i-l1.
srnslt ihs ftr. OLYMPIA oysters Ttc
a. virriris nfstsSs tee ., fancy trout.
zee % stalls 1tfe. choice flauf. . 10
sack. he fine Ersuuiatsd sugar. ttc
cane sour. itr. milk o. 20 case. dsiiN
cred Stall R-t-f sausrfraut. Be- at
stalls i-i-tst. spsreTihs is'tc % hoiiing
beet Toe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
HOW WILL IT MKT

Somebody with perverted appe
lite broke rear window OF the
Richmond Grocery Co. i34l Rainier
ave. early Wednesday morning. and
stole eight boxes OF candy. 100
cigars. four cans OF tomatoes and a
quantity of chewing gum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

81 900 House. lot. furniture. plano.
Thurston. south shore Grocn Lake.
kckx GOD fAs
O&~s~~~oNN~-N~>~ ~~N~c~NN~4O-~o~~>~l
49, II OuscS Tor Sale
g $50 NICK new. h.room cottage. on
90 foot lot. Beacon hin
q ao0-Nice. NO. G-room house on 60
foot Beacon HIN corner
$4,000 b-room house and y acres rich
rieared land. t2 minutes from
city hall easy terms
Q A00-iot. queen Anne hill
boutwell, gROCKETT. Main 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
IT HAPPENED THEN

r. L. Chandler. OF the Ellis hotel.
Fifth and jefferson. is still wonder
ing just what Il was that caused
him 10 drop suddenly into slumber.
land after he had pursued Jap
ancse who had picked his pockets
OF 81. into a store. and had slam
med shut the door. thus cutting off
the Jap's escape.
Something happened at that
point. The presumption is that the
Jap smote him upon the crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
RUSSIA'S ARMY
IS DWINDL|NC
Cosby War Letter From
Switzerland Tells
New Things
ZINC COIN IN BELGIUM


BERNIE. Switzerland. Nov. "a
A steel wall OF silence eneases Rus
STA just the same as IL does Ger
many. yet much OF what Ia going
on gets thru to Switzerland In
newspapers and otherwise
Russian newspapers arriving con-
graduate the country on the failure
Of the German army TO destroy
their armies. yet Ia the same edi-
tons they tell 81 the terrible con
dition OF The Russian army TO-DAY.
following the great German sum-
mer drive.
Regiments which originally num-
bered 1900 men and have received
In addition from 1000 to 1000 re-
cruits now number only 1000 TO
1000 effective men.
Military experts say that Ia yieY
OF this and also In view OF the lon
line To defend. the idea In neutri
countries that Russia has a hug
army is wrong.
Her army is really very small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

So much has been said about the
efficiency OF Germany that II Is
surprising to see German papers
charging gross ineffciency in the
matter OF distributing food. The
koelnisehe Zeitung says:
1T may be taken as automatic
that in matters OF supply our gov
eminent never takes decisive
step at the outset, never acts e.-
cept under undue pressure and
never learns except from its iva
failure"
The Frankfurter Zeitung criu-
cises In the same vein. alleging =
complete breakdown OF the Ger
man organization" as regards ma
tional food supplies. Vorwaerts
declares that in upper Silesia the
miners are intensely bitter be-
cause OF the scarcity and costliness
OF food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
,S-Sniritual Mediums

.aYpTfA~ eiaifsnf
ant ard Fafrnnios"i
xlsa true advice 10
tasinras iap love-
t~aith ard family
affairs " BAT
ssss sod tells roHiss
tfus HatisfA tinr -
30 charge fN
sfthfH fesFis - a.
$50 EfN. e. -
tsfssn fisfrn snA
xtnnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
KIRKLAND HOME HtNCH
$50 ,Nsu, $40 MONTHLY

Price fG15 new md well built cot
taRe fine tract land good we'll
handy to dock frbuol and stores
excellent view dandy place Tor
the man employed in Seattle en-
raise garden and chickens. e
boats daily, tp fare hy romWuta-
tiuu tick"ts 1u ferry Come over
any day and let ua show YOU
around. Take Madison car and
ferry or Atlanta direct TO burke
A Farrar's office In Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
43-Lots for Sale
s AlRM0lNN1 i

West ssattle's leading addition. bnsf9o.
foot tot with graded streets cement
walks. city water. uRhts gas Price
reduced from 500 to 5000 Terms SIS
cash and 80 monthly. interest per
cent i. Refer. ~ Downs nldg. 700
Second ave Main t70a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
HURT BY CASTOR

George G. Book. $40 Flora ave.
was injured when a caster fell on
him At the plant OF the Seattle Con
struction a. Dry Dock Co. at Sis
a. m. Wednesday He was taken TO
the Seattle General hospital. His
condition is not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

A Swiss traveller tells In a local
paper OF a visit to London.
Everywhere are signs NO hnsaur
ness with Germans" No German
goods for sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

hospital December &
X. iamaneka tmRlei. "a. Providence
hospital December
X Putt tmAlel. 90 Reliance hospital
December 9.
Aimyrs , Taylor. -. .oi7 Norman st.
December Q
nj, orc~. Granted
Violet @ Gao from r. g. Gao
Theresa Acton from Robert Acton.
Divorces Asked
olga Feidie IS John Fcidie. non-sup-
port
Alma v Tuscany vs. Lawrence Tus-
csny. non-support.
ShikA Takati Va Jusuo TAkaki. cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

Stall Ilf. best Yakima potHtocu 10
lbs etc. or ~ 81 sack. delivered sweet
potatees lbs. s5c. stall TO- Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-"Baseball
Billy" Sunday. evangelist. will
spread his sRwdust trail in New
York in 1917. the Sunday commit.
tee formally announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
THE SAFEST bet 10 always
the one you didn't make.

In 1914 there we're 1is fatal aero
plane accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
s ACRES. 800
IMPROVED SMALL uotsr

THIS property hs- h@sn improved
Tor home small log house
water. land has .fiEHt SOUTH
starr all vsfT rnof soil no
pasts land place hzs been "a
rant 'as several nluHths Siceir
improved fanrh-s ns4f w wiN
sha~ roa - haf iris place -fil
produce WaHdT 90 tasn WIZ
make terms ffe cash tia month
w. Inquire faf ownsf. s11 Ssv
fnFk tiafh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

Az kinds min work quality AVID safe
delivery guaranteed Free catalogue
No. a. sent Go ANS one
81 " WILLIAMS GO
tatf Firat Ave d Tel Main tata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
2--Female Situation
23--Personals

PERSON A L. lonely Fnunr lady age I'd
weight iti. height 5 feet g. daFk hatr
violet blue eyes faiF earuptrxian. wret
loVshis disposition. American. college
education. refined. cultured accom-
pllshsd IN music. snjeTs good health.
sasT 90 act along eifh. property worth
tEs 900. will inherit ftE.aea more
yearly ineom. 81 see would NARY
bright. refined gentleman. capable ~
booking after her property. More par
tirulRrs Tor suF man answ eriaE guf-k
tnciosinx some postage Address ''sla-
esr~ tB-5tN. VALLEY. Sch tN0 gen
erai deliveries This notice 10 xsuuin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
ny DONALD u JULIEN.
penutv


United states for tho Western District
Of Washington. northern Division
~ HASkRTrTCY so. tssb
NOTICE or FtRsT MEETING or
CREDITORS
In tho Matter e Adam /. Cruiekshank.
bankrupt
To tho creditors ~ the above named
bankrupt
Notice g. hereby riven that on tho tih
dag " December. 1915. fhc said Adam
T.. CruickHhnnk was duly adludicatcd
.enkrupt aud that tho fret meeting
~ the creditors ~ said bankrupt viii DO
held 90 the office % the undersigned
Hoferee in Bankruptcy. lg04-t g.. g.
smith building in seattle ln said dis.
triCt ON the aoth day ~ December
1915 pt 90 o'clock in Tho afternoon
az which time the satd creditors may
attend prove their claims. appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business may
properly come before said meeting
Dated 80 Seattle in said district. this 5th
day ~ pecomber. 1918
e. n HAWKINS
Ueferce Tn Uankuiptc1.
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.i-AereaRe for Sale

sl--Aereage for Sale
-roU DEAL WIN Is piREcr
.sa euf pFaFeslusa
on LAND
uanfr 60 eur mill. snd r.mps
At TunEE LAKES
nsoHoNiau COUNTY. WASH
viii appeal 20 rea
Coed roads stage. daiiT train. mills
schools sfsfu. phnn~ " y.
write - sss v ~ MEtNEttoHs. Mar
Land Dept. ifst l. G. smith nids.
seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
pENn vac famins siif ~ rsu,rai
'LANtF HfeEaH. Twe tafss fnHts
nra Grader runsfHatflnn cell 81 Ger
office ~ iafaffnafian. Az stpss in lots
ttttte from use o. iffe. siih9ut ins
trrrsf nn FuaF nar terms
rENn LA~p 60 sopt Afrsf. nias
Z ArWFa. ehtessn fansh ulit haiifinss
N4Yaa. n y. II SO 8. Msfysrtiis.
Wash
TfNK iERiQArEh ALFsLFA LAND
srnsn % Large rfarta
VERY cHEAr-NEnY EASY TERMS
wrtf. o. call fpf ffss books
IAMiuHArioS BUREAU
C. ST " NJ
sns A.. .na Chsrrr a.. seattle. wasn
coon A~B cuEAr
s-Acnr SNAP ION siss
seer Per, orchard. IN -sit s-ttisa de.
triri Eood market sra houtly 70 80
aftis
TERMS SIS rASu AND a. run No~ru
CLIFFORD a NsN AH-ptif. Inc.
1919 rhirf Aes. tet Washins'on -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
WAFER shuT.oEE NOTICE.

Water viii be shut of on Ferdi-
nsnd st. between 42nd ave. $. and
Lake Washington: on Dawson So,
between 4Sth ave s. and 50th s;
on 4eth ave s.. between Ferdinand
st. and Dawson; on saith ave. s., be.
tween Alaska st. and Ferdinand. on
Thursday. from a IN. TO y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

Knife Removed From sonaeh Elizabeth toshbeger Dr.
&C ANDERSON, Who PERT orr.d th~ Operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

'ho~fh' fekS learn assaytns in eas
ninth AZ tfft Eitius sv. Paaphfst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
l9-Male Help Wanted

~ s~r~N~~-4NS~~->~~s>~N~~-~-
lq-Male Help Wanted
SAVE MONTY Al H,RaAIN SroRr
"~~ and s~cenf hanH Eoads ~ reduced
pftrra a few specials perrrhat. rain.
s.Ai' 'uits 3; 90 up sait cases trunks
sc 40 Natrhen. tic up. Euus 81 70 40
IeFsain- Pm i1sEvr supplies Alaska cor.
tftA hafa@afe. musical tnstrurusnfH We
Bay sell and eNehAnks stF Occidental
corner Maln rhons Main isft
rHo>rhtroKS learn assaytn. In ca.
- r...,ath At siii Eiiig' 49, raraphi.,
- % VALUE tsoassr. for ~ so Laaaaai.t.
LILY upstairs clothes shpp. Qrssn Hidx
.th sni PIKE
WRNrEtt--hs BOYS over - yssrs ~ a..
% earn real money during snar. tfry1-
Affrsss VIM MrCss. Port roo n.sna.
Wash
ORIGINAL NoLER RARnER SCHOOL
~ Occidental Ave-
Wen snd Nensn. We teach ~. h.rs~r
tfsis thoreuEhiy, eaxes ~hrs l~ara.
re sssis' q sTrurtaE re.iiiaas. ssss
L. ysars II ssafti.
BY pofNG busin~ss upsfatT. rr.ef- ..-,I.
snsns ~ suits sna avsrraat. far as
trae'sf Upstair. sait shop. besh rhifa
kANANAUuH q % rs,. ICES 10 A..
MODERN HARuER Cott.EGE. tss wsi-
- pays WaErs 20 NEE and Nafnsn shii-
rarning barber trade assists yea %.
cuftnE pa-itions 70 enitsss. ard year
u sSs.sss. cs,s,ess.. ~.
2l--Female Help Wanted
WOMEN WANTED az xaTernraent sisrks
We monfts Hsnfti. examination. com.
ing sample 4westtans FIRES write
mmsdiatssp. FrsnAiln ins,itats. Dept
Itfj. Rochester - Y
N~~~>e~~-----~~--~.-e~-s-- ------~~.----=-----
22--Fcmale Situation
NfbpW, good FhnfHctsr. a cook nnnts
position az houssS s~nsr Tor J ar Gen.
tlstuen ella care star
YOUNG WOMAN Fanss eharnhsg Wars 81
care % ieVaiif. children. rsr. Mlss
Hshr1ck Pearson. wash
asss7-sa4assas-s=e~.~
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" RNthtt~ Boys over - ysars "a a..
% earn real money darins spare ti,7-
AddrTss Wm. Mr0ss. Port Toe s.snd.
WaHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
PHRENOLOGISTS
Madam A.nsrs.

HNUaFFl ffFTfFFHa
Egyptian PhrrnoioEisi /.
gives reading % your
entire ne giving al
vics on love health.
family trout lee mar
ftake. separations IN
vestmouts, what steps
70 take 70 be success
fui. r@unltsa tho sep
aratsd shat business
van AZ. Eeaf nfant.d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

81 pofNG eusfn~ss upsfatF. rrsef- s-7i.
meas W suits anf avarraat. far tfs
fraeis'f upstair. sait shop. besS rhira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
oINAL NolER RARnER sciiooL

81 Occidental Az.
Nss snd women We sssrh -. s..s..
tfsds thofouEhiy. Raxes uhrs lsara.
irE sssisf IN srruftnx rssntans. sss,
u vsars In s@afft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

England probable course ia
problcmatical.
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4S-Mortgagc Loans

hssss l y -, = 3, - ~ y, - :
ag-Legal Notices
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sFor Sale Miscellaneous

s,sil ANp nooes
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% % VALUE trsassr. fartft Lanaaai.t.
LILY upstairs clothes shep, Qrssn Hldx
.th ana PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

rp TH DE 80 acres on Columbia river.
ono mile from a town. 20 acres cult
waited I-roum house. good we'll. al
fenced Hil good spll Wil trade for
property nm Coast. small acreage pro.
ferrod can Main a002 evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08
2l--Female Help Wanted

WOMEN WANTED a, xoyernr4snt sisrEs
We monft Ssatti. examination. corn.
ing sample questions rfes write
Immediately. Frankifn Tna,ituts Dent
ftti, Rochester y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-08

MODERN FARMER coti.EGE- tss NsI-
= pays cages 90 NEE and semen While
earning barber trade. assists yea %.
caring Positions 70 raiisss. sfrd year
u suslasss cAtaloxuss sr-.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Wentworth

Some rainy weather we are
having.
Rev. Hazel preached here San
day and church was well attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graham
attended church Sunday with
their infant daughter.
Mrs Eager is expecting her
brother from California She last
of the week.
Mr.. Vincent's new house will
soon be completed. We are Top
ing Henry will dedicate it with a
dance.
Twenty eight tuok dinner with
Mr. Fager's Sunday. Ice cream
was served after Dounteous din
ner.
Mr.. +sobertsop is expecting
his brother. wife and children
from Oklahoma any day now.
Otto Dotv was zen autoing in
the Wentworth neigsbarhood Sur
day.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Big Elats

Fine rains, Herald readers.
Vesia Bray took Mrs. West
moreland's parents and sister to
Lamar, from where they will go
to their home in Missouri.
Mrs. Escriage and Mrs. Jack
man were at Hollister's one Cay
asst week
Born, on the l4th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hocket, a fine baby boy
Rhea Lackey made a trip 10
Sprir gfield Saturday.
Mr.. Conner will go to Pueblo
to consult specialist and we
hope he will soon be we'll.
We had local hail storm that
damaged Mr.. Sam Smiths corn
and melons.
Mrs. Greenlec and Mrs. Craw-
ford and little Saul visited at the
Jackman home Monday after
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Pretty Prairie

This locality was visited by &
fine rain Friday night, which puts
growing crops in best of shape.
Mr. and Mrs j. M. Johnston
are visiting with their son James
and family at Pueblo.
Rev. E. S. Corrie of Ashland,
Kars, returned home last THUS,
day alter a weeks visit with rel
atives.
A number from thi-, neighbor-
hood attended the ice cream So
cial at Konantz Friday night.
Mr. Turner and family of Kins-
ley, Kans., autoed to Mr.. Med
ley's one day last week. Mrs.
Tnrucr is a sist"r of Mr.. Medley.
N. o. Pierce met with n Sc
lions accident last Thursday.
While riding his motorcycle he
came in contact Will, a COW.
MIN making "A high dive, missed
the cow but landed on his shoul-
der causing fracture of the col
la bone.
Alma and Earl Dawson took
Sunday dinner with Miss Ger.
,r,,Jc INl cfnr
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Villas.

Good morning, Mr.. He raid.
Well, l have been fishing. We
had a good time and plenty of
fish to eat.
This has been a delightful sea
son and crops look fine.
Mr.. Corn and family have re-
turned to their Missouri home.
They liked it pretty well out here
and will send some NOR people.
There is going to he a good deal
of wheat sown in Baca this fall.
Sow and reap.
Westmoreland and family have
gone to Lamar on Il visit md will
bring back u load of freight for
Wheeler.
Business is pici;ing up in Villas
new cement walk in front of
the store.
Henry Marching has gone t'
Lamar with a !otd of grain and
will bring back freight.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Strange Inactivity

The following from the Aug
ust number of the Scientific
American is in almost the exact
words of Il recent editorial in the
Herald:
If the allies in france are not
strong enough to prevent this
being done, with Germany's
lines in this theater already great
ly eakened, what will they do
il Germany is eventually able to
shift million or more men to
the west and undertake second
drive on Paris much more power.
full than that Of the first weeks
of the WARP" r
The Herald's S comments on the
strange do-nothingness of the AL
lies-particularly the English,
has also it's reflection in the fol-
lowing from the same editorial
in the Scientific American:
More than once in the opening
months of the war, when France
was undergoing her supr. me
trial, Russian activity in .lle east
saved Fra ce at critical STAGES of
her camr algn. But for lhree
months III" fortunes of war have
steadily gore against R-sSia un
til to day she is confronted by Il
situation 50 critical as to threat
en- disaster not only to her main
army, but to the entire allied
ca lse. yet France and England
are doing nothing out of the Or
binary, so far as the world can
see, to checkmate the German
success in the east"
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20

Louis Grover and True Hick-
cox returned from The harvest
Fl Ids Wednesday,.
Richard, Kelsey. and Smith all
went to lamar Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Grover returned
from an extensive visit in Kan
sas.
Mrs. Richard and children WIS.,
tied Mrs. johnson one evening
this week.
Several OF the boys went fish
ing one day this week, and re-
port a fine time, but not many
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ice and Miss
Hough wer} to Mr.. Dirstien's $
one evening this week and stop
ped on the creek long enough to
catch some nice fish.
Fred Gunter took dinner Fri
day at the johnson home.
J J. Money last week put a
veranda to the front of the Wag
ner hotel that is the hest yet in
the way of frontal projections.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-20
Prof J.. e. Sanders came up
from his ranch Tuesday to attend

Prof J. e. Sanders came up
from his ranch Tuesd ay to attend
the teachers examination.
OJto Smith toe in the show.
Olaf Bald win, nephew of | w.
Daoiel, of Missouri, cane out
last week and is taking the exam
ination. Young Baldwin holds a
Missouri state certificate
Glen Murphy, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Murphy, living south
of town. who las been danger
ously IL, is now believed to be
out of danger.
Auctioneer Russell and p. V.
Hilleman were pleasant Herald
saactum visitors on the l4th, on
the return from Lamar with lum-
Der and household goods.
DR.. and Mrs. Nicholson on the
-14th returned from their extend
ed visit eastwardly, and report
that they enjoyed the trip i'm.
mensely.