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The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21

land in Baca county, at $1,000
per quarter. L,ok these over.
= No.-37l. 40 acres, fine well
100 feet. good Fcipse windmill,
II foot steel tank, pipes and ca s.
ing, S7O0.
No. 372 40 ac,es, we'll and u.
S. windmill, steel tank, 27O feet
to inexhaustable supply water.
Price 500.
No. 373. 40 acres, well equip
ped with 16 foot U. S. windmill,
steel tub, large surface reservoir,
$3.50.
No. 374. 40 acres, we'll tine
water 100 feet equipped IA foot
Eclipse windmill. good dirt tank,
upright steel tup, at $3.50.
No. 375. 40 acres, large sur.
face reservoir, steel tub, l6 foot.
Samson windmill, 260 feet to
water. Price 500.
No. 315. Half section. a miles
S. e. Springfield. 2 room rock
house II 2S, barn 81 %,
granary inside, frame chicken
house 10 X 10, well soft water
$50 feet with windmill, 40 acres
fenced with four wires in c.lti-
ivation, one acre woven wire hog
fence. Only IS per acre and a
bargain.
No. 354. 322.90 acres, splen-
did half section. only G miles s..
W. Springfield. residence IA X 80
barn Ii 80, chicken house, ce-
ment we'll house and milk trough,
cattle hunks, garden fenced and
irrigated, | acre woven wire hog
fenced, all fenced, l4O acres in
high state Of cultivation, good
young orchard, good well soft
water with windmill. Sandy
loan soil, very productive. This
place will sell Itself. Only $3.50
per acre.
Lease on two school sections in
Las AnimaS county close to Baca
county line SO cheap as to SUR
prise you Get busy if you want
these at, S125.00 cash.
No. 376 40 acres, large sur
face reservoir, lG foot q. S.
WINDMILL, half mile to school sec.
ton. located in fine farming Sec
ton near Campo. lease on school
ection gees with sale of 4
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Notice to Teachers and
Eighth Grade Students

The final eighth grade examin-
alton will be given Thursday and
Friday, May 4th and 9th, 1916, at
the following places, hich have
already arranged for the examin.
alton and at any of the other
schools where the teacher desires
to hold the said exarpination,
Those so desiring should write
me at once as to the number of
sets of questions they will need.
We earnestly urge that all
students, who can possibly do
SO, arrange to write ut one of the
places named herewith. Spring
field, Two Buttes, Grandview.
Earl G. Denney, Co. Sup't. of
Schools.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Frau'l N. LunJl.

Another serious prairie fire
broke out last Tuesday, consider.
able damage. The fire originat-
ed in an old hay stack at deep
well. A high mind carried it
northeast to Ira Noor's place,
burning his stable, buggy, wa
goE loaded with feed, set of
harness and one horse. The
horse WAS so badly burned that
they do not thjnk it will live.
a very interesting bail game
was played between Campo anr.
Richards boys Thursday. the
Campo boys coming out victor
ious.
A large crowd attended the ag-
ricultura' meeting ~ Campo
Thursday.
The death of a. n. BilIig came
as shock to the people of Campo
He died the 18th OF April at Col
orado Springs.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
ROEMONT

p j. W. Stogner lett Monday
morning for sou u'hwest Colorado
where lie expects to locate.
GrAadma MCGOWAN is getting
alung ricely.
Our geuuil urrcl ant i. f..
Macy is making preparations To
put out nice orchard.
This &C immunity WAS grief
stricken Wednesday morning,
when Mrs Erie Miller PASSED H.
way to that better wor q beyond
Mrs. Miller had b cn sick fu,
some time. She :, cnt about
two months ir Castern kansa,,
this winter under he doctor 5
care. She had only been at
home with her children about
one month when the death angel
Claimed her, Mrs. Miller leaves
q husband and six children to
mourn her loss. May they real
iZe chat their loss is her eternal
gain and look TO God who is able
to heal their broken hearts.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Cat Greek

In regard to Mr.. Jent's thor
ough investigation of the herds
of cattle west of Springfield, will
say he is quite mis- taken about
800 acres pasturing each and
every herd Between Bear and
Cat creeks and ten miles west of
Springfield there are six herds
nf cattle. each numbering 40
to $50 head. Two herds over
CHI I,"ndrrd mark.
Fifteen acres is estimated to
the cow].
Schuo! number 8, Miss Elva
Campbell, teacher, will close tho
term the 81 >l inst. with program
and basket dinner in Harvey
Kett's grove.
". r. Elrod Of Kansas City
has located on 200 acres south of
Joe Scanned.
We are expecting Geo. and
Earl Simpson in any day with
their big 4" gas plow outfit.
Mrs. W. Fl. Osborn spent Fri
day helping Mrs. C. G. Hamil-
ton "steam Up" the Old Trusty
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
A Flash-light View of the Herald Office

The four boys of I. V. Nidey,
the cowboy preacher. are run
ming his Red Stock Ranch while
he is working the most of his
time, outside of preaching, on
the Amerine Ranch, 70 miles
northeast of his home. Mr.. Am
crime keeps near 1000 head of
cattle, and Mr. Nidey is helping
him take care of them.
Land man Terral is hustler
from way back. This week he
had the Herald run him off
thousand circulars listing lands
that have beer listed with hiu,
there being % separate entries,
representing something over
100 quarters, the price rang.
ing all the way from Sc to $I5.
See Mr.. Terrais ad. elsewhere.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Mrs. Gladys Grimm this week
sold her relirquis hment il I}!ca
county Gor$l, 400. q
~ Hpfre eei4ted.
Editor Herald -.
t,ot5in, liau4

Editor Herald
nrtIo;ed IL. D.. = hll. Gr
which p'c 81 10 -. Il Ia r -;
dose7 AS | th'nE | 50 SOM Ia
artenrs, yoo may IN a.u So
- 10 thr'dcc mH'.
P'"as" ia i"; m cfu .lnaAt
yea on AoHr u tre q E,.D.i !:
out IA good n'Her, W., ! ,uE
sest ti,t T., r.tin AM ,n'n h
given IN i'cli'- IL Hi,ini - r
value in 4 ,hIr5 t.j .'nt>
| am iprrr",let ~ :..Gi {, ur,
ty, and appr r.o''. s''"r vailrIl =
paper. icNFe"L to i,a&c Il: ra Il
county of lcnlc~ a. wei IT. coW ;
at some time III lil frtu -, and
want to keep posted. ap,Ir =
ate locations as given by spunr ui
the correspondents.
Yours t.uls.
Frauk N. LunJr.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Easter Services

0OSS W. wa W wv
There will be three services in
the school building Sunday; II,
3, and Us, conducted by Evan
gelist Mrs. Fra nix Sweet. The
pastor will preach at the evening
service. Mrs. Sweet is an able,
interesting speaker and You
can't afford to miss this oppor-
tunitv of hearing her at this
time.
A special Offering at e;ch SER
vice in behalf of the foreign
missionary work. Speci ,olo's
and singing by the choir There
will be a basket dinner. We
want you to come. A seat, a
book, a royal welcome to all.
r. E. Scarffe, Pastor
Prof. Elmer French was in
Springfield over Sunday night.
]. B. Ratliff will Lave a big
horse sale in Springfield tomor
row.
DR.. Verify of Two Buttes call
ed professionally in the metropo-
lis on the 18th.
Jim Garvie of Grandview was
in Springfield Monday, and call
ed on the Herald.
]. C. Shepard, who has been
working for Joe Cristy north Of
Lamar, retu. ned home Saturday.
J. B. Ratliff of Kenton was in
Springfield Friday and arranged
with the Herald for the big sale
here tomorrow.
For Sala-an AL Hereford bull,
3years old; Is pigs, extra good,
six weeks old; 3 dollars up.
Roy Thompson,
DDS Sprin gfield, Colo
DR.. Conley and mother of Elk
hart We're in Springfield over
Friday night. The doctor gave
us a pleasant call, and had his
professional card inserted in the
Great County Builder.
Guy Whitaker was up from
Stonington Saturday and informs
US that the chances of getting
the old routes back are pretty
good. The changing of the
routes was certainly a bungling
piece of business.
Geo. Loveall of Campo will be
here on Get Together day with
a 900 pound percheron stallion,
team of Cleveland bays, and
two or three other teams, and
will sell on time Meet Mr..
Loveall here if ycu want to buy.
The editor of the Herald was
extreamly sorry to hear Of the
death of Mrs. Lila Malmberg
of Richards. We have known
Mrs. Malmberg since they came
here ter years ago, when she
was little girl. She was a
very quiet and friendly girl and
woman; sympathetic, and ready
to assist liz any cause or wher-
ever help was needed. We un-
derstand a little girl was born to
them about a week ago, and COM
plications set in ard took her
away. Obituary next week.
Cut This Out==lts Worth Money
Don't miss this. Gut this clip. enclose with
&c to Foley & Co.. Chicago. Ill writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive in return
trial package confirming Foley's Honey and Tar
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
LAKE W|EW asss;''" 's'ss:;:

Edward Lively made trip to
Villas the first of the week.
Rodes and Love are drilling a
well for H. Mathews.
Clark High. from Sumner.
Kansas, has bought the M,:In-
tosh rarch and will move onto it
soon.
E. Bus sard started to Elkhart
Wednesday after the material
fol H; Loves house.
A surprise was planned on Mrs
Finhle, Thursday, by the ladies
of the neigbbol hood, but on ac-
count OF the rain there were only
a few there. Those present
brought well filled baskets ana
a fine dinner and good time
was enjoyed by all.
Dan Bosley has sold mis- horse
and buggy and bought anoche:
horse.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Post Office Drug Store

DR.. Bulette will be at hotel
at Two Buttes Wednesday. April
26; hotel at Stonington Friday,
April 28; Wagner hotel, Spring
field, Saturdayand Sunday, April
20 and 80.
Practice limited to Eye. ear,
nose, and throat. and fitting glas.
ses. CTS
Land man Terral last week
during the big snow storm locat-
ed a colony of eleven from Jerri-
co, Texas, twenty seven miles
due west. Mr.. Terral got hold
of these fellows through his ad.
in the Herald and l.rnngh Her.
aid literature. Verify, it pays to
advertise in the Herald, the
great ad. paper of the county.
TAKEN WITH GROUP
few nights ago one of my patrons bad a child
taken with Group" writes " T. Davis. merchant.
Benrsville. W. Va. About midnight he came t,,
my store and bought bottle of Foleys Honey a al
Tar Compound Before morning the child was en-
tirely recovered Many such letters have tcer
written.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
CITROLAX
CITROLAX

Best thing for constipation. sour stomach, lnz
liver and sluggish bowels. Stops u sick headach
almost at oncc. Gives most thorough and ats
factory ilushing--no pain. no nausea. Keeps
your system cleaned. sweet and wholesome. Ask
for Citroiax.
POSToFFICE RUG STORE e
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
Pleasant Ridge

There were seventy-four at
Sunday school last Sunday.
w. A. Tansey is going to work
for E. G. Murphy for month.
The recent has created a
different feeling in this neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Lizzie Murphy, her son
Earl, and David Loop returned
from Oklahoma last Friday.
They are holding a protracted
meeting at the Pleasant Ridge
school house this week.
Miss Amy Mcclure is OH the
sick list.
John Mcclure is working on
The Box ranch. Will work tor
the most of the summcr.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
FreezeOut

J. SS0OSA ~
c. R. Johns went back to
Blaine to move his mother out
on his homestead.
Edward Byers cut his foot
pretty badly while cutting wood.
Mr.. Otfutt and Cecil Gettings
made trip over to Springfield
fter feed.
MIR. Baccus and family have
moved onto their claim.
Gilbert Scott called at che
White home one day this week.
Mr.. Knight made a trip to the
cedars this week.
Ed Byers spent this week at
the White home. "
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
UimarrOn Cutoff

Everyone is glad to see the
rain, but not so glad to see it so
cold.
Kelly's sale was we'll attended
Tuesday, conside. ing the bad
day it was.
A little daughter has been ad.
ded to the home of j. E. Webb
since our last report.
Archie Littig moved to the
Kelly place the first of the week.
He has rented the place for this
season,
James Carr recently finished a
new residence on his claim.
The Pleasant Valley school
closed March the Goth with a
basket dinner and an afternoon
program.
Mrs. Thomas and Iittlc Helen
and Mrs. Hamilton are on the
sick list.
Little Helen Kalile, was taken
sick last week with pneumonia,
but is much better now.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21


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The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21
O S.I4 T. SO R. iS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. johnson
spent Tuesday in Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collier
and Paul visited in Springfield
Tuesday.
John Runyan returned from
Lamar Saturday with supplies for
.Johnson's store.
Danial Huffman is able to be
out again, after quite a serious
illness.
The Springfield herald., 1916-04-21

Tom Park of Lone Rock was
Herald caller Wednesday.
The big Ga, vie sale next Wed.
nesday cattle. horses, every.
thing.
Robt, Hitchcock is going to
build an addition to his house
lumber on the ground.
Rev. II. E. Scarffe and Mrs.
Sweet will begin a protracted
meeting at Pretty Prairie Tues
day night.
DR.. r. A. Fox of Lamar will be
here all next week prepared to do
any kind of dentist work, Tell
those who may not chance to read
this.
Shilling, the insurance man,
came in Tuesday after some
days of lively work in the coun-
try. Both Mr.. SHILLING and Mr..
Ellis are kept on the Jump writ
ing policies.
j. M. Womack of Richards
sold his section of land this week
to b. V. Chick of Ocheltree,
Tex. Consideration, s4,76O. In
ten years from now may be Wo-
mack can buy the land back at
S25. 90 an acre and may be not.
Measles. scarlet fever aud -Shooping cough are
prevalent AMONG school children in many cities A
common colP never should be neglected as itweak-
ems the system so that it il not in condition 10
throw of more serious diseases. Folcys Honey
ans Tar it pleasant to rake. acts quickly. contains
no opiatcs.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Says Simple Remedy
Prolonged His Life
Dr. CaldwellS Syrup Pepsin
Effective as n Remedy
for Constipation

Among older people the various
1rgans OK he body have q tendency
to slow up ard weaken. and this Is
usually frsi manifest 90 = pronounc-
ad Inactivity ~ the bowels
Good health is dependent on reg-
srltv ir This important function
whenever there - The slightest indi'
cation of constipation a mild Laxative
should Dc taken 10 relieve the con
sesti0n and dispose of the ecC4mu-
lated waste CathRrtlcs or purEafiyes
should not BE employed. however
'tese are too violent In action and
their effect il oEly TEN porsry
A mild LAXATIVE such ar the combi
nation OF simple laxative herbs with
pepsln. known ss pr Caldwell =
syrup Pcpsin. IS the Ideal remedy
r. Is gentle IN its action bringing re-.
.lef in al easy. natural manner. With.
1uJ s-.ping or other pain or discom.
'o-' Is pleasant 20 the taste and can
be- Obtained In. ary drug store
Nr Robert Le Forge. elN Kirk
wood boulevard Davenport Iowa
SAYS no has alwas had bottle ot
Or caiaweTs syrup Pepsin in the
house for The past eighteen wears
ar fha. by using if occasionally a.
De- ne03 arises and % this way keep
.ag tjs health good q has prolonged
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
BERNHARDT TO
ASSIST BAZAAR
Divine Sarah" Will Make Ad-
dress For Benefit of Widows
and Orphans

Nine Sarah Bernhard, who
comes 20 Detrol, from Boston sun
day evening 20 rlav a weeks en-
xaxement IN the Detroi, opera house
beginning Monday evening will
ylsn the All.e- bazaar Monday
afternoon. az 8 o'clock and from
Tho American booth VIII make a
hort address, Mrs James 1. Hand
.s chairman ot The committee ot
women who viii receive Nine.
Bernhard
Mime. uernhardr viii be given &
reception Tuesday afternoon by the
Detroit Federation @, Women S
clubs anl Alliance Franchise In the
Federation clubhouse and win
make . short talk
The great French actress despite
her e years and her artificial log
Is lnde'anrab'e IN getting about shs
viii yis.. the Ford Motor Car com
pany p,aa' Tues tay noon
Mail orders ta- seats fof Nine
Berrhartt's enga & men' ore ponr'U
into ne Detro.t opera touose bol
cHce. The general sale ~ seats
eiu open 10 The box oTea rha-staf
morning
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Mercury Due for Drop
10 20 Degrees
Tonight
SNOW FLURRIES
ALSO PROMISED
Time to Get Out Your
Furs, Advises Wealth
er Man

Now for the furs and The galoosh
" and the snow-shoes anc cen the
skates
Detroits just AMI unjus. "a an}l
are in for a little touch of winter
not necessarily the winter OK dis
content, but the little touch thai
makes the whole world kin so faT
as discomforts, red noses and either
accessories are concerned
Twenty-couni them--tventy Go
grecs or perhaps one o. two less l-
what is in store FOR Detroit by Wed
nesday morning. according 90 The
weather bureau when the mercury
gets TO 90 II will have reached me
lowest point Of the autumn or eaV.y
winter This condition is expected
about six bells" "Wednesday morn
ing, so IL would behooye the proyi
dent householder. ratepayer, leading
citizen end even hoi-polloi 70 hurl
an extra shovel of coal irtc the FUR
mace before he retires.
II Is quite likely. according 20 the
best advices OF the weather bureau.
that there may be few fakes Of
SNOW hurting thru the ambient at
mosphere hereabouts. but The fakes
will be sufficiently reasonable 70
keep out of the way OF trafac
For the time being the tempera-
lures viii remain low, but there IS
nothing In Medicine Hat resembling
q storm headed this way
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Births
BOYS

yeseph y. Choate, 1909 Maxwell
John Sparks. tsb Fifteenth wn
Costello, iss Twenty-hrst, wm. VI ey-
era isoi Canton Nelson Ralkwill. :.
Elba; Edwin r. Ciemett sso Canton
tSss n orssniee. Grosse Points
Farms: Raymond r Humphrys f&42
w. Fort; Gabriel Kurlek. 40- LaveT.
nofs.: Stanley Radtke. IS. McGTaw
Ains Heio-.es. q. .cIsyso,H, s,nS,T,r6 Christ 2,
Pa. s:s '2nsss:Gs pssmSsps iss vTT5a v.Tno5ns Car car
bedge. Sss W. Euclid. Myron Cray
10 Unccin; John D. Goniais q
6eivators Currsdo. ses Clinton. Her
Raa n. ssnderson. Harper hospital
Antonio cortormose 3os Monroe An
tenie Orlando, fss Monroe georse
% Maekis; Kaiman Kade. ls'
Crosseiy: Patrick Kean 2it Csar-
ictfs: wsde n. whitton, 1i1 Oakland
stefan Ovetnieh. 1fs Forest = Joe
AZ, rs CIR. Siin,o1 ssopl'iaS so1h' ~, si9s2y Hun
boidt; Anthony J. Doemer. 81 Irfsn-
try: Fred Hein. iTs Lovett. BENJAMIN
Cruchefski. 463 LaSalle Wm. Cryst-
lsr, % fifth; T.onl skpbs, s25 Graz
0.crse zaisntss. ssi chestnut, Gso
A Mouilicuddy. 22s Leslie JossTf
euohara. 81 Gilbert. Karol 0rzywacz
~ Gilbert. John PiAt likt Mllltaff
trankiin c Bowers Harper hospital
James Carter. iias Kirby. Harry Tni.
ieh. 600 Gladwin. Sylvester Ho-
gan. 400 Porter.
Barney Kiosowski stB Theodore
Achmad II. Abbas, 1ps Lafayette -
W. votrie. sbi Cameron. Antonir
canestreiii. 80 Deimar. Stanley Dyks
gfH Farnsworth. John O. Morse g.
MoKinstry; Gaetsno scianus. o.
Chase. Dzoi Stkera, 81 fronterao.
blvd: piazyi Jsmuia. 215 Wesson
Psttros Pappes. 1873 Mckinlsy -
Majoiko, 1850 McDougall. Joseph Cor
csyca. 1875 Hammond Joseph Gursk
ash ciippert; Issor simon. .ss2 Baksr
HiIiiara Cameron. 25s Hardwood
Jan Dup. ~ Wesson Cornelius Frl.
die, s6f Canneld Arthur Smith es'
ScovsI-pL. Archibald STANDARD. Grac'
hospital, John BllleritE. as Clair
pointe Jacob Moray Grace hospital
Harold Harwood. 100 Lafayette blvd
VIM. Y. Weiss. iSs Michigan "
Caldwell womAns hospital, johf
Therp Samaritan hospital LAKE
Leon. sib Hastings; Carl Nikraux Tf'
Canton. Alfred r. Hitchcock 40.
Pasadena Peter koopman. 62f plp+r
blvd: etsri~y Hondzlnski 1919 Nc
Dougaii Francis Rarnes. fsi Canton
Karl schultz - Boyd
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

number o. American newspapers as
war correspondent Mr. pOman is
"A nephew OF the late Rev. r. r..
NJ Doman. of All Saints Church,
Delray. and OF James Mcnamara, ~
No. 20 K'rbyave. west lie Is son
OF John $ DOmaD. OF No. 726 Me
Einstry-aye. DOMAIN was connected
with the New York Evening sun as
reporter for several years. but for
the last tvo or three years has been
associate editor of moving picture
magazine He went to Europe
with the Ford peace expedition
when ne represented the New York
Morning Telegraph
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
COMMANDER OF
MEMPHIS FACES
COURT MARTIAL.

WASHINGTON. Nov - Cont
martial OF Capt Edward Beach
commander OF 'he cruiser Memphis.
sunk 90 a storm - Santo Domingo
hsrbor several weeks ago tas been
recommended BY a naval hoari ot
inquiry, Secretary Daniels a1u1unc-
et today.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
AS A TALKER
GEORGE FAILS
Writer of 90 Sentimental Gems
Proves Poor Witness In
Love Suit

OeorSc " Severance. whom TWO
women are cllhains as their hus.
and In su,t before Judge Naudell.
% circuit court took the witness
stand Monday. aud proved poorer
talker than writer Altuo several
ot his letters 10 his frs VIE e-his
common law mate and the mother o;
his child were striking Tor senu.
mental qualities and an ability 20
aescribs his own hesrt-aehes, sever
ance failed 20 make any verbal a..
sert!oRs that measured ~ - his
written statements.
He was asked sS6ot the 90 mis-
s!yes. which have been introduced
in evidence They we're written 20
Mrs. Severance No. while shr
MAS in Cincinnati
Il didn't mean them Al all. wNs
the somewhat Disappointing eNplana
ton. Il thought she had gone iAere
&c marry another man
Mary Lalr, whose mother conduct.
ed The rooming house where Sever
ance and his secont wife. whom BE
married with the conventional cere
mony lived. vas another witness
She testified ,ha, she and Mrs.
Severance No > stood by window
.iist eniug, while tho Hrst mate oi
Severance stood with TIE uan De
tween TWO houses and made .a
'he,io plea that be marry her fol
he sake Of their child
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Deaths

Michs.i Nuiry, $50 Four'~cntH. so
years. pluro pneumonia clair B Cole
bath. sos MrKinstry. - years typhoid
fever, James Robertson. ST. MarY p
hospitsl. about 50 years .ns es'
Tour months. bronchn rreuWr % "a
Dora Aiessnder. ~ Russell eieH'
months. lobar pneumonia Nariaua
tccoco, fsi Russell -FOUR months
broncho pneumonia Peter FoI0schsf-
eki. Receiving hospital about
years general debility Martin Tn.
carcinoma of stomach Pauline Prs ~
Providence hospital. one month uaf
asmvs; Joseph Russo 600 Riv9rf
I've days. premsturlty Otto
insufnciency. Henry pudzlc 81 tr.
Gereoll, four months cholera infar.
tum: Emil Petgke. f73 Thhty-frst
80 years Paris Green poisoning Au-
gust Schaick. i2S Jackson. fa vnafa
phenol poisoning Sarah BLACK
Mitchell - years artiCular rheuma
tism; John G selie. 81 Horton. ahoa'
80, Portland. about SO years chr
Nalvuiar heart disease Harry CEaraK
Receiving hospital. about 20 veatt
decompensation % heart. Ferdinand
Y. RerSchhach. Usrper hospital 81
years acute appendicltis Georr'
about ~ years. rrushinE injuries
Jane Mary Ksndail Arnold home -i
years paralysis Elizabeth Hldfev
tes rhiiip. 80 years. diahetlv u1rilltus a.
Alice v. Dunn a3e Fort W. 20 years
psresls William ~ Long 506g East
liam Turner. 81 Msry's hospitai ~
Years. acute apncndlcitiHr MlnrNr
Coral Stevenson. 20 Delaware ts
Wears, carcinoma ~ breast
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Fighting Island LIoht Changed.

Fighting Island LIGHT Changed.
4 flashing white light OF iso
candle power has replaced the pre-
vious red light on Fighting Island
and IS known as the south light. The
light is 90 feet above water on red
pyrsmidal skeleton structure In six
feet ~ water. The light is about 81
yards north of the end of tho shoh
and about IS yards east OF the east
channel bank The temporary red
light and Fighting island channel
GaS buoy Nh. 2 have been niscontin.
ued Intensity OF Ecorse range from.
llght has been Increased 20 100
candlepOwer All are IN the Detroit
river
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Germans Believe Allies Somme
Offensive Has Spent Its Force;
Lines Declared Impregnable

stations wkh bulletins telling Vnevt
infantry Il approaching. when cav
aiTy IS seen and Vhen tanks ar
numbering toward tie lines Within
few minutes artillery hell is loos-
20.
Il is wonder there are enough
raen let, 20 fight after one aigh- --
battle IN which arti@ cry C-a IS
ceaseless and gas atracEs seemingly
as enveloping While viewing a oat-
lie ore night from a height eight
miles away me gas 1sed 5y at'ac.
ing British forces was 80 strong We
could still ger he fumes
While watching I met young
man who lived most ~ bis lifa 20
Sewark. y j. wa0 had been 20
leased from active Sighting % act
as Interpreter for prisoners
This isn't war D. said ~ j.
murder