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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16

Sn einem a leppn 2ez
bensiiberbrub nabm ii9 in 8altiz
more Der rs Sabre alte Miuiam
5ilads Dos 2eben, i1bem er fib
int !6ofe feiaer Wobnuns an elmer
Maf9leine erbdngte. Minnie Giz
lads, Die So9ter bes olten Mon-
mes, febrte nahmittaes ppn Der Mr=
belt suriid Mno fpnnte borerit ibren
@ater niht finoen, mie iebr lie aub
na6 ibm fudte. Sic sing su ben
Nadbarn, iebp9 fpnnten bieie feline
Nustunft iiber Sen gerbleib bea
@reifes geben. @ol bangor Oh
nung tebrte Minnie auriid unb nol-
te eben einise @df6eitiide inn @pfe
%aufbdneen, als lie nit gntieben
ben 2ei9num ibres alten @aters
sntbedte. Sin slrst ipuroe gu Stlr
serufen, fonnte ieop9 ui6ts mebr
ausri6ten. @as ben Mann gu Der
unleligen Sat peranlabt bat, tpnnte
nidt in grfabrung gebradt lpsroen.
neil SRI. @lifobets
Mabnde, @dmeiter Serrps unb
6rans' Mabnde in 2onsbrang,
8oib., ii6 pabrenb. Der leBten flint
Sabre etli6e Mpnate in 9eut1d)z
lanp aufsebalten bate, ipuroen ibr
ouf @ntrog bes 8unbes= Yriihlnssz
tpmmiHars Smith i'm Superior
8eri9t Die Naturalifatimspapiere
rermei9ert, nm Die fie eiaeetommen
mar. Sas Observation-Disclosures
i6reibt ndmlih epr, bop ieber Sc
perber Die lebten flint Sabre u1=
eusgefebt in ben Ser. Gtaaten se=
pobnt haben mub. SRI. Mobnde,
pelhe i'm Sabre 1886 BON 9eut19z
LIMB nod ben Ser. Gtaaten fam,
mahte in 1910-11 cine 8s'u9sz
reiie nod Der alten !9einlat, iopielbft
lie etise neul1 MDnate perbliep. Sic
,pirb lire Yapiere erhalten, 1obalb
lie bieie nelln Mpnate ~nadyebplI
Bat.
Mtht perIegen. 9oeisrfral
(5am etn~se5p9enen Stuoenten): so.
rem Sic, I'm 10 ilbr miro ba5 Sou:
5uaemoGt!"
e5tuoent: .MaAt ni6tS, I'm pie,
3eit lise i@ idon LANCE auf Sc,
Mneipe".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16
Ntnts aug Moline.

SIN lltberiiden Soipital itorb ge-
itern 8ormittag Ser % Sabre aIte
Soc Coulter an Sen 6olgen BON 9lllt-
bergiftung, Die ol,rh eill @eidppiir
am &opf entltanoe1 nor. Der Ser.
ltorbene mobnte 5lilebt geo. 1860 12.
|5trabe. gr mar iomobl in MoIine
mie allh III Sod Sslano lebr befannt.
Ser @erltorbe1e miro bon ieinen gl<
terrt, ieiter @attin nnb 5pei fleilte1t
&inoern iiberlebt.
Ser 10 Satire aIte Gbarles Mc-
|Glllre. VA. S36 Sed3ebnte 5trabe
mail.. all, mtroe aeltert IN Sen Mn-
Ilosel Der Muline Elolp Company
ldpper perlebt, ais er bon ei,1em Graf
tor acgen eincn Nfoiten gcprebt mllr-
Be. Der iunge Malln puroe nod
|oem 5taotboipital gebradt, no sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16
Mcuts ans Musfatine.

Die lterblidcn %l1eberrelte bon
Jralllein Marp Sdafer, sic int 10
ben Sitter bon 60 Sabren i'm Serlber
Solpital itarb, mltroen al1f Sem Sar-
rilon 5rieo6of, oltli6 BON @apello,
beigelebt. Sic @eeroial,ng fallo Don
Der gSo. SIS @elt s. StroBe belege=
11er Sralicrlpobnl111g aus ltott. 0ie
9abingeidieopne miro bon ibrer
Mutter, 5rau Barbara Sdafer, ltno
iedls Sdmeltert iiberlebt.
Gin 6eller, oeIien gntitebungs=
ltria6e n1befanlit lit, aerltortc oas
Sdleppboot 0Sbeln1a See, apeldes
@igentbnm 0es befaru1ten &enrp
aatb NOR. 3as Boot lag am liter,
als ein &attgirarbeiter, Ser in SEN
Nod Sslano Inlagen ipar, 1lammel1
Die I'M gat ibneQ Tim lid)
gegriffen batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16

9ie Senusung eines ga.
p%iertprbes sur Musfiihrung eines
aabenbiebitabls biirfte rsu isin, III
ober Satiade, unp Die grfinperin
Die neunsebnidbrise Marlon !Senr)
aus Ter9us Sails, Mim., muroe
perhaftet, aIs iie auf pieie Neiie
Elm ieioenes aleio i'm greiic ppn
500 aus Dem u@laB glod Store"
III grpoflpu Der aipinSen laTen
pollte. Sic por ON gormittage i'm
@eifaft eeneTen uno bate Iia in
Der Ibtetlung fir fertise aleiosr
mehrere perielben anseIeben. Nm
Madmittaae erIaien lie pis0er une
tpiiniate zines Der Slejber on3upro~
tieren; nahoem pies seidefen lpar,
mpllte Tie nod Elm Sneites anpahen,
nno oa bemertte Die gsrtduferin,
luie lie bas erlte aleip in Dem Ya=
pierfpr6 peri@minpen lieb. Sic
purpe Der Polissi iiberssben, Der
lie ersdblte, ie lei auf Dem 8ege
nod 6ibbing. 9as 8erlungen na4
lhpnen, teuren aleioern uno Der
Manael on Gelp, ii6 iolde gu tau=
fen, lieBen lie CUR 9isbin lperoen.
g 6parmeri d. Jrau=
lem Melan!e 1T 10 idpdrmeriiA Der,
arlast, paB ie 81 jeDem Stelloi9cin
cine Sttuoe gu fritz tommt. I'm i;d]
in Die HoIe Der perlalIenen Mriaons
pe.l9uens aineintraumen au tonuenI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16

Mcr5tc fcititcatel,, Bob er ~jcoenfalls
Idipere ttnerc G~erlesungen Oaponge-
|traacn bate. gn ieinem altffommel1
miro ee5wciiclt.
9as @eldditsfomite bcs Mitglicb-
ldafts- &atbcs pom Molinc Counter.
cial Club 6eidloB in Ser lesten Ser
%|ammlu1lg, bon jebt ab jeoe @o6e
8crlammlul1gen %ab5lbalten, oie 6rei-
tag Nahmitta9 ltattfinocn loucn.
Slt Ser lebtcn gerlammlling Ser
9camten Der Griten Wetbooilten=&ir-
de mllroe ein Beid)l1tB %a11genpmmcr1
oen1gemaB Galtor S. Is. Gonnor CT
lldt meroen iol, Elm lucitercs Sabr,
tamlih bas finite, oils Seeliorger
fir sic @emein0c an anltirell. 81b-
reno %lcilcr bisberigen Nmtstbotigfcil
bat iid Yaltor Gol1,pr piele Ireunoe
crlporben, Die i'm llid)t gernc 5ie6er
lalIe1 ipollcn.
o
Cine redlt geial5elte Strafe plroe
|Gamiel Ser Stradte bllrh 8pli5ei-
magiitrat Gultaflon %aliicrleet, 90 e1
gu 90 Sagen @efangniB perltrtbeil1
muroe, aad)oem er iduloig bcfllnoer
tporocn NOR, ein Is Sabre altes Wtao.
dcn belaltist gu 6abcn.
9oli8iIt @booes aus Slt Molint
miro inn 2anfe bes beutigen Iagcs
aus germollt, ST., nit 2oris @ile
mon 5uriiffebren, Der lid bier 81
berantmortcr laben miro, neil er an
aebli6 unter goripiegelultg falide1
Ibatlad)en &lcioermaaren aus Sen
2abcn bon 9apio Woul1g, SEQ. so
10. Mpenne, erlanste.
Sic 2eide bon emma 2orfilrs, 81,
aus Mplille, lton1n1en ioG, mllrbe &C
tern llabe @~iggsnille ncbcn Sen 81
le1babnldienen Scr Chicago, BUR
l1ltgfon u Altll1cD gaDl1 al1tgetltll0cl1
1as ilnge Maoden iprong ooc:
%ltiir5te acknowledgements BON Sen
3n9e uno erlitt il einen iriibcn 600
Goli5eintaaiItrat o@uitaflon Re
Itrafte Ser M0ell uno 9lop 9looe I'm
S5 mo Den Soften oes Gerfabrcns
nad)oem iie iduloig %beflluoen NOR
Den lparell, Dem @liidlpiel ge6ulnig
51 babelt.
Ser 80 Sabre alte Gbarles Gar
neD plroc Dor Goliseimagi1trut q
u. Nfiles int Dit Decline eitenl Gor
berbnr nntcr5oaclt uno ieine Siirg
ldlatt olf $1,000 feltgelest. Garlle,
miro beldlloigt, Dor einigen Gage
Den gerllld gcmadt 5l ba6el1, eil1 1.
Sabre altes Wabdcn SIT pergemalti
Qnf1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16

Mls sic SellertpeDr oltf Der 9rano=
ltdtte eridicrt, mar bas 9oot fat eilt
Noltb Ser Slammen aelporoen nno
sic 2Dl6nlannihaftcn folutten aus
bieiem @rll,loe MIR lpenig oltsridten.
Ser al,geridtete Sdaoen miro a,f
$4,000 geidast.
Die Golisei bradte ipater in gr=
fqbrltng, baB mebrcre Gerionen fnr5
Dor s~lusbrld 0es 5ellcrs mebrere
grplolioncn perllomlrcn 6atten llnb
es lit oes6alb nift ausgeihloiien, bab
IN oieiem Safe 8ranoltiitlt1g por=
liegt.
Sic Scarf Button Company, cine
l,el,c @eielidaft, oeren Hraltoent @.
s. 9ilbop lit, iltdte geItcrn i'm 9iiro
BON 90. 9. @alton, oes Countryside
coroers, Inn sic Iusitellltng bon ssrt-
forporatipnspapieren nod. Ias
9(fticnfapital Ser @elcllidaft iplirbe
auf 100000 angege6en.
Sic nelle @eienidoit miro in Sem
alten Steingebaube, oas ii6 Dem
Mof Sslallo 6radtge6dloe geaenii-
Der beiil1oet, ibre Guartiere aufidla=
gen. Iasielbe miro ieBt gan5lid re-
nppirt, Inn Sen Mnipriiden ser &C.
ielidait in jeoer &eile 5t genii9elt.
Iie bieiige Observation-Disclosures
6at fiir oas nad)ite SSabr cine nelte
Stel1creinidasltng fiir Wltscatine
Gollntp porgenommell. Iielel6e miro
li6 ~beoeutcllo niebriger i~telelt, jebo6
muroe Die Sdltliteuer allf geranlai-
lung Ser Shulbeboroe BON 81 altf
|3l crbobt. Gieles fat. .mobl oarin
ieinen @rltao, neil Bic Soften fir Sic
grri1tl1ng bes Dinner iiir bie @oh=
idlllle beltrittctt merOen mii1iel1. Die
nellc Ginidabung ltelt iid folgenoer=
maben: Gol1ntp, So; Staat, 4.33;
@apitaluergrpbernng, II; Sdnlc, l.;
l9riidelL, 40; Moao, 1; Stoats=Sr-
renbalts, 5; Soldiers Melief," Il;
@erihtsgcbartoe nllb GefdngniB, 4.
Sic &lage ser Go1c5pile Sapinas
9anf oegen g. q. 9}indcr uno all=
Dere, in Oellen sic &iGger Sic al1er=
fcnrnlng bcs gctrages bon S1SS.90,
sic ibnen angebliG nod bon eil1en1
8cd)lcl sufame11, nerlallgtcn, m1troe
geltcrn aeidlidtct. Sic &lage tit aus
oiclcm @rruaoe 5~nrlidgc5ogen NOR
sen.
Sl1 Der alaseiade Ser @arl1cr grd)
Sannp Company gegcll bic @arncr
Camp Company mllr0e geltcrll bon
Scr p%crflagtcn @elelidlaft Elm antrag
billterlegt, in Dem eriudt miro, ges
lpille Sbeile in 0etn Mrnc1ocment Scr
&lageldlrift 81 ltreihen.
Gihter @ouie erflarte gcitern nod,
Der @erballoll1l1g III oenl gegc1 sll1=
malt 8. q. @e11t gcridtcten 4rpscb=
Ncrfabren, bem oas &ed)t abgcipro=
d1clt merocn iollte, III Ben hielige1 Sc
ri6ten SIT prafti5iren. bab bic gcgcll
ben Gerflaaten altgefiibrten @eidlll=
oiglt1gell nid)t ltidJhnltig leie1. Scr
Sail lpltroe oaraltibin bonn @cridts-
falel1ocr geltride1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16
g If 10 m nj E n

getm @9ip;mmen i'm
@brepsbur9 Gioer, etpa rs SUP
bonn '5tranpe entfernt, rpn &rdmps
fen befalen, muroe 5rau W, 8.
Serbit bon snei beher5ten Neiparz
term, Spfepb 9. Smith uno 5rant
@opan, in Dem Moment gerettst, alS
Tie gum %5ipeiten MaIe lanf. Waf
Gem llfer sebrad)t, fehrte lie iunge
Trau baio mtsosr ms gepubtiein
ouriid, iooaB iie Die 6eimreife anz
treten tonnte. Die beioen iursen
2eute huben sinen Guf als 2ebensz
%retter. 8ppnn belpabrte por etrpu
BRET Sabren cine Srar uno ein
aRdcGen Dor Dem Spbs i'm Staten
Sslono Suno uno hrad)te boriges
sSaDr am @tronbe bon &~eansburg
Elm iuases MdoAen in @i9erbeit.
Sofin Bat mebr als 30,0001
acknowledgements.
Die meritanii9e Motice
nolbtbliptbet entAalt 225,000 8dnz
DC.
Sn Ser GiienparsninouItrie
gnslanos iinb Ter $4,000 Srouen
befddftist.
Meu eelanb cypprtierte I'm
Sabre 1915 nidt i~psniger als L.
4S6,94S $aninden.
Der Staat Guatemala bat
IN oiefsm Sabre $50 Meilen nslcr
GilenbaInen as6eut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16

Das amsrifonifde @ternenbon=
ner lpuroe 5uerit pDn George Ma{5s
tngton am /. Sanuar 1776 BET Cont
bridge eebrau9t. GrIt i'm Sabre 1777
nurbe es bom aon9reB our Natioz
nalflasse gema9t.
nnter ben 8aumnoIle
probusierenben 2anbern Der Melt
ftebt Snbien on 1editer @tcIe;; es
gibt bort 6.S0O.000 Spinteln, BON De-
men brei 9iertel auf bic Yrppina
8om6ab entfallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16
Nissen & Hartwig,
Qti&enbeftalter
it1lo Gmbalmers

B~slitarbige arrangements fiir De,
Brdbniie tDerben auf @nni@ Ibernout'
men.
@9tpnrae un6 tpeibe 2eihentpaeen
iln6 fd6ne &llti9en our @erfiguns.
Nuftrage per Telerbon pber MIND,
It'd finben prpmpte 8ea6tln8.
426 tpeitl. 2. etrake, Selepbp1 IA.
Davenport, So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-16
stott Gonutp sparbani

stptt Gonntp 5parbani
Offices: Sibtpeitzgde Der Drttten urb
Braob Strabe.
Gtnbeoabltes @apttaI $ 100000
lleberl4ub nnb lnge,
tbeilte @etpinne -. coo, 1000. 90
Gutbaben iiber ..... 5000. 600. 90
Bier $ru5ent 5infen iucrben tRr Sc.
pofiten besablt.
8eamte:
SDbn 8. 4nb, gr11ibent.
Senrb S. Beterien, gt3eprd{ibent
@nit. Stuben. aafirer.
9%treftpren.
3enrb 8. Beterien. 6. u. Side, 3. 8.
CAB. Nnuis @ahHen. s. 8. Gears,
S. M. 8abef, gotp. 8. groHett, 9atrid
8. 8alfb. Sobannes Sinbt.
@eIb tptrb berlieben auf @runbeiaeu.
tbnm unb peri0nlide @i1erbeit.
@e5ffnet an gDnnabenb Abenbeu bu1
. its 8S1br.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
STRAYED OR STOLEN

From my place 3 miles east and
IL south of Campo, on May 10Th,
2 black mares, colt and one
mare mule, described as follows:
One black mare, 8 years old, VT.
$50, Ia hands. high, right eye
glass, 8 white feet, branded half
circle on left shoulder. Other
black mare 8 years old, weight
/, 1,O5O, 15a hands high, scar above
knee on front leg, scar on left
front foot, left hind foot white.
Has jet black colt 6 weeks old,
with scar on right hind leg, and
2 scars on right front knee.
Mule is blue or mouse colored,
about Is hands high, weig't l ZOO
pounds, a years old, rope burn
or scar on back Of lett front leg
from xnee down to the ankle.
Small mare had bride on and
other mare and mule had on hal
ters. Notify Miss Mae Beecher,
Campo, or Sheriff Long at SPRING
field. d3-4
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

Strayed from my place, about
last August, brown mare,
about five years old, weight
between 700 and 800, bald face
and 3 or 4 white feet; branded L
over -cn lett shoulder and : on
eft hip. Will pay 5000 reward
Tor information leading to the.
locOvery of mare.
c2-6 Roy Welch
Regni.r, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
CARPETS, RUGS

l have w-aver's Friend
Loom and am prepared to do car
pet and rug weaving. Is years
experience and guarantee to
please. 10 cts. per yard for hit
or miss. 12a for striped and for
rugs. Can weave so different
designs. For particulars ad-
dress.
DBL G. D. Fisk
Star Rt., Lamar.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
.5rn nrr"t ,ur,c ALTON

s'frtt E POT iuEIt ALTON
f'nhiisher
Ua.,ari i'rn, nf The Interior
'i.s tii ufirc
Lamar. toIo. Way 18th 1918
s'oiiro il hereby given that E. Henry Kes,-r
OF oun1to C"o.' who on APP. To- 1913, made II. F.
No elaai9. lots 9. s'.ne.4 ,e' /. S. 6, Ts4sR
~ 7thP b. has filed notice of intention to N .te
hnai year proof, to establish claim to the land
shove described before Si'as E. speckmann u. 8
Com atSprinzaeid. colorado on the 18th day Of
July. 1916,
Ciaimint narDes s Witnesses:
'.iem bii.swarth, of R,l!ey Clio. John w.
eIbr eroy Han.y. harley Lawyer, all three ef
cnpc. Colo.
BEAvERS. Reg stcr.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
NOTICE For PuBLIcBrIoN
Department of the Interior,
II s Land Office at tInm,r Coli

NOTICE FOR PuBIIcBrIoN
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
MAY II, 1916,
Notice is hereby given that Harry W. Kesler,
Campo, Colorado who April is.
ltl5 nade Homestead Entry No 0129 8. for lots 5,
rw'4. mai, Sec. T. Twp 81 S. X 40 W.
frncipal Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
+ make final year proof to establish claim
20 the land above described. before Slas E.
Speckuann. ;. Commissioner Springfield,
c 10. the 18th day Of July 1916.
CLAN rant names witnesses:
Clem ellsworth, of Rodley, .olo John w
suhier. Lfroy Haney' Charley Lawyer, all three
ot Can po Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

FOR SALE-forty five head Of
mares and horses, broke and
unbroke; also one stallion, and
about 25 this years colts. Will
sell right if sold this month.
co A. L. Smart.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

STRAYED-Heavy- set red
torrel mare mule; white star in
fol ehead; well reached; a little
wild; branded bar p on right or
left shoulder. $40 reward will
be paid. Notify Herald Office Or
j. P. Pore
c1-4 Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
AL. BEAVERsRes!ster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)

U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
May IL. 1915
Notice is hereby given that Edgar Bourquin, Of
Wentworth Colo. who. on Oct. 81. 1912 made HID
entry No. 0l2I60. for swt4, Sec. 25. sekof Sec. 26
Tp. SO Range AZ " 9Th Prin. Meridian. has flied
notice of intention make Final three year Prsof
u establish claim 10 the land above described. be
fore Silae E. Speckman. U. S. Commissioner. At
Springfield. Colo. oil the 18th day of July. 1916.
Clairnanent names witnesses:
Lee W. Sayers of stonngton. Colo, A. L.
Smith, Frank Wentworth. Ralph Bourquin. all
three of Wentworth, Colorado.
A. l.. BEAVERS. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
Ian p

Want to buy a few deed
quarters with good titles. Have
eastern land to trade for Baca
county land.
]. P. Ballard, Plains, Kans.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

MAIZE SEED for sale. Grown
by R. II. Dickey of Floemont
Big Dwarf. Can oe gotten at
Herald office.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fPubIisher)
Department of the Interior,
United States and Office. at Lamar, CO

Department Of the Interior.
United States and Office. at Lamar, Colo
May. 13, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Susan P.
Cramer. of Campo, Colorado. who OH
Dec. l, 1911, made HID. No. 0l1306
nj of Section 26 town
ship 80 South, Ea7ge
46, W. sixth principal meridian has
filed notice of intention to make final
year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before Silas E.
Speckmanp, u :. Com. at Springfield,
Cole. on the 18th day of July, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses.
l.. w. Jackson, Clarence j. Casper,
John F. Grimes, Ebert Fl. Sawyers,
all of Campo. Col.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

For Sale-Team, wagon, and
harness. Horses 8 and 10 years
old; weight 1900. Also Deere
wagon, wide tire. 1925 for out
fit. Also some good cows, calves
by side, and one saddle. One
mile north and four west of
Springfield d1-2 q. n. Osborn
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

Ia ordering change of address. be
SIRE to give both the old address and
the ,ew.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

For Sale, half Section two miles
from Springfield; GU acres culti-
vated, and living water. Other
quarters and half sections.
THEMORRlSLANDCo.
CO Lawrence, Kans.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

Good, choic.. decided land
Good titles; good quality; good
terms; cheap-from IS. OO to $8. 90
per acre. One-third cash, bal
ance long time and low interest.
Get in on The ground floor
Write II. D. Smith,
c4O- Dept "a
Springfield, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09

FOR SALE
One large jack two yrs. old;
big bone and ear; a good indiv-
idual. Price for quick sale, $500
Also one good yearling jack; $50
i taken soon. Cash or note.
c1-4 H. K. Ellis
Stonins ton, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
G Japd OfYicu nt Lamar. Colin

Department. OF tHe IHleTIUf
=, S. Land ONCE at Lamar, Colo.
May 10. ls16.
n tice is hereby given that William J. semmens
of Konantz, Colo, who on Angus.
So isll made Homestead entry No. 0los7A for
lots so 49, 3t Sec. 10 and lots L. 6. 8. 9, a. %,
a. 2e. and Section II. Township 81
"a ~ west 18th P. N. has fled
Jotice of Intention to make final year proof to
establish claim to the land above described, be-
forc Silas f. Speckman U. S. Com. at Spring
field. Colorado, on the 18th day of July, 1916.
Claimant names witnesses
VA. Greathouse. Harry o. Miller. Arthur W.
Shsirock. Henry D. Harlow. all Of Stnnngton.
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The Springfield herald., 1916-06-09
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department of the Interior
Vy.4 Ga .L 0Gc1

United States Land Office
Lamar, Colorado, June l, 1916
To Isaac C. Stutzman OF Hutchinson
Kans. Contestee.
You are hereby notified that Andre W
York who gives Campo. Colo,
as his Pos, Office address, did on
May 2, 1916 file in this office his
duly co corroborated application TO con-
test and secure the cancellation OF
your h. d. entry, serial No 013495 made
Sept. 2, 1918 for Cd Section 20 I. 33
South Range 10 West 9th P.
NJ. and as grounds for his contest
he alleges that Isaac G.. Stutzman has
wholly abandoned the said land: has
failed to reside on or cultivate or i'm
prove same for more than six months
last past: and that he has never estab-
lished residence since date of entry and
that all of said defaults continue to
The present date.
You are, therefore, further notified
the said allegations will be taken as
confessed and your said entry will
be Cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this Office or on
appeal, if you fail to file in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice, as shown be-
dow your answer, under oath, specifi-
cally responding to these allegations
of contest, together with due proof
that you have served copy of your
answer on the said contestant either
81 person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
came of the post office to which you
iesirefutu notices to be sent to you.
R. J. McGrath Receiver
Date of first publication June 9, 1916
second June Is 1916
third June 20 "'
fourth June 80
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-02
FIRE BOARD TO GET $7,000 FOR
 OLD FIRE BELLS
Expect to Use Cash to Mo- torize Another Engine
 Company.

The fire commissioners expect to receive $7,000 for the sale of the four tower bronze copper bells that for merly were used to sound the fire alarm all over the city. Bids aggre- gating this have already been receiv- ed and the commissioners are waiting to hear from another bidder who may offer still more.
 President John A. Leonard of the fire commission has announced that when the sale is consummated, the commission will ask the common council to vote the money back to the board and it will be applied to the motorization of another fire com pany, which company it has not been decided. There are five companies in the city which now use horses The plan of the fire board Is to abolish horses entirely except for delivery of supplies, fire hydrant inspection, etc.
 The bells will be missed, but they have been an expense to maintain in order. Recently the bell in Mo- house in John street fell from its fas- tenings through the floor of the tow CT. With the new fire alarm tele- graph system they are not needed. After the removal of the bells those who are abroad when an alarm rings in will be warned only by the "squak- erS' son street corners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-02
Delegates to First
 Slovak Union Meeting
 on Way to Bridgeport

Hundreds of representatives of the First Catholic Slovak Union are on their journey towards Bridgeport from all parts of the United States. Be- ginning at o'clock Monday when mass will be celebrated in the church of Sts. Cyril & Methodius, church street and Crescent avenue, matters of great importance to the union, which numbers over 17,000 members in the United States will be discussed. About one hundred delegates are scheduled to take part in the convention here though a much larger number of guests will be present. The sessions will last throughout the entire week. They will be held in Sokol hall.
 It is planned to hold a parade from the church to the hall on Monday During the sessions at which many in teresting phases of the unions conduct will be voted upon by the grand of ficers, there will be concerts, theatri- cal performances, gymnastic drills and social meetings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-02
ANNIVERSARIES A
 OF RING BATTLES

19O8-Tommy Burns knocked out Bill Lang in 9th round at Melbourne. This was Tommy's last victory as a champion. A few months later he fought Jack Johnson in Sydney and lost the championship which he had successfully defended against the best of the white heavyweights for nearly three years. The Canadian fought Lang again the following April, win ming the decision in 20 rounds, and then retired from the ring to devote himself to the management of cloth ing store in Calgary. Tommy fought one Bill Rickard in Saskatoon in 1912, and later took part in bouts with Art Pelkey; Battling Brant.' and one or two others, but Lang was the last good man he fought As champion. Burns defeated besides Lang, Jim Flynn, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, Bill Squires Gunner Moir, Jack Palmer, Jem Roche, Jewey Smith and others-the best white heavies of America, Eng land, Ireland and Australia. For a man of his size-he was only feet ' inches in height-Burns was a won der. but he was never more than cham pion of the white race at time when the blacks had three great heavy weights.