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The Springfield herald., 1916-07-28

n OFFER AT $500 PER ACRE:
/. 4.4s0 A. four miles of Villas.
about 20 mi. fence atout, e5 large
cottonwood trees, well wstered
by creek and wells, some build
ings, corralls, etc. some terms II
desired.
2 Good $40 acre homestead re-
linquisment. within one mile of
the Two Buttes reservoir, good
hunting and fishing, no improve
ments, Price 500.
8. 1900 acres, near the Kan
sas line, well improved, fine
wheat on this place now; fine
hedge fence around part of
place, good general store. 20
head good live stock. farm i'm
plements. and numerous other
things 60 with land. Price
ss5, 600.
4. 800 acre homestead relin-
quishment, IA miles south Of
Springfield, some improvements,
AL land. Price $500.
5. 800 acres 10 miles N. w.
Springfield. few improvements,
good land. Price A,500.
6. 24O acre REIMBURSEMENT,
II miles W. Of Springfield. small
shack, living water, about 60 or
80 acre good first bottom land.
Price 1900.
z. 800 acres decided two miles
north Of Two Buttes town. all
vel lefarm land, 40 acres plowe d
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-28

| in the heart of the Two Buttes
Irrigation District. ditch runs
| through place, can be irrigated.
Price 5000.
g. 100 acre REIMBURSEMENT %
miles, NV of Springfield, all level
land. small house on place, cost
SO. Well 35 #. deep, good wa
ter. Price $500.
9. 32O acres decided, 8 miles
north of Springfield, school house
crossroad, raw land. Price 81, 900.
10. 16O acres, decided land
10 miles North East of
Springfield. s miles N. of Villas,
raw land. school house on place,
all level, good grass, Price $500.
II. 100 acres, 4 miles N. E.
of Artesia, is a REIMBURSEMENT
on buffalo creek bout 8 to 10 acres
too rough to farm, seme bottom
land. good building rock on place
fine cement sand, water on creek
1t 6 to IL feet. This land is in
the center of the artesian belt,
surrounded by flowing or arte-
sian wells, about 300 feet to
artesian water on this land. is
all fenced, one mile of good fence
goes with land. This is new
wire and posts and the price is
only $500.
This is few of the many bar
gains l have to offer; if it is land
you want can satisfy you,
large or small tracts, decided
| lands or relinquishments.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-28
LAND BARGAINS

partial list the lands offer sale with prices
snd will
thinking buying good western land is $50 smooth
Baca Co. Colo the has been
producing high 60 Of IS bu of wheat oats
barley spez momaize broomcorn sudan ana various
other crops in proportion. without irrigation:
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-28
MKY yUu NE MINUS
IT. neevons system 4 ths alarm sys6Sm

q IS
Ths Hsevsas systsn = ths alasm sys3gn
q 81 p.ssses [ sssiak =. hardly r..,,.. IN.
~ 11ve Z netwusk ol nesves. but when
healtA = sAoing, wlasa strensth y deeaiu-
Ing. u esme nesvoue eysten gives the
alarm d hsedaehes. kissdnsss, dseanfnl
slesp, isslhhility ed unless corrected,
10 cngseeE nefvcasness, 0coet's Hmul-
sloa = a1aeA1y what yoa sko1A tAke; he
.rjcA Un1x3anea< gst1 Into the haood and
rich heoed fseds the tiny negve-csIls while
tie WAo3e eyseea feepoodo 10 IT. refresh.
. ing tonac eoece. u . tres from a1cohcl.
Jay Nance aud wife. Fred
: Wooiley and wife. Cal Woolley
and J. Ridenhour were in Spring
field Tueslsy. on their way home
from Lamar.
fha meetings have continued
with good interest during the
week. and several conversions.
have resulted. The meetings
will close Sunday night.
Mrs. John Andersen Of LAM
port has 1900 living tomato
plants. and ii she can keep wa
: ter to them they ought to make
her nice little sum Of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Roberts Of
R1dley, parents Of Victor Rob
>erts, the boy who got his leg torn
Oh by an engine recently, were
in town Monday and gave the
Herald pleasant call.
The Rogers short order parlor
has been rented by Uncle jim
my Stephenson who will take
charge Aug. LIST. Uucle Jimmy
is popular, and we are predicting
for him continued good busi-
ness.
One Of the big sales Of the
county will be pulled off next
Thursday-that Of r. o. Nance
south Of Stonirgton. Ahundred
head Of cattle, thirteen head Of
horses and mules, and various
other articles. Gurn will be on
the job. Remember the date
Aug. Bird.
; How's Thisf
We o1sr One Hundred Dollars h.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot b cured BY Halrs Cataz1A
Cure.
,. !. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toisde. o.
css:, =: Z. S: :s 1:. s.s: .s:.: g: &
iIsn.sssiss: s.S ss:ssssny .si: e ssf15
Uue any obAgat3ona made ~ ha0 I'm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
1slsda. o.
Hare Catarrh Cure r t.ken. iats..eity.
Aceiag directly upon tho blood anA n.u-
go. SssssGss Of the , sy:tcm: T@e:t,ns9ass.szs @ ~
.ii prussists. 80 - '
'116 la1's 1aaiy xHas sss ssasaipaassa.
Notice the ad. Of the Rawleiah
Med. Co, g. c. Grimm agent.
We want to bear witness 70 the
fact that we have used the Raw
liah products for years, and that
We shail continue to do so just
% long ~ their former high
standard and let-live pricees are
maintainsd. See the I'd else
lhsre.
Mn. Ada Koakel, who has n
csssly undsesene N epsfaaisa q
IT, q. Jcssph's Hospitalee Dea-
vur. arrived ia 1fxabeth Mnoday
evssinx. Shs vas aceoopanisd
- hsr daaGhssr, Ms Laaa.
1hav viii rgunln II elfssbeth q
- beme q Mrs. Konksl's soa.
C)neonae Knslsl, ua0 she 4
saBsng sosnsA 70 rsenzn to -
! hene = W.. Bsea eoaney.-
1lbees Csunty Daanee.
The Springfield herald., 1916-07-28
LOCALS

"Your turn next" at Burton's.
See Ad.
Jno.. Durrstein OF Maxey was
in town the tirst Of the week.
Theo. Bangerter Of Campo
was in Springfield Wednesday.
o. l. Dishman and Mr.. Mau.
pin were here from Rodley Mon
day.
"what Is Home without A
Wife" BY ]. NJ. HUGHES, next
week.
T. v. Nidey, the cowboy
preacher, was . Springfield Wis
itir on the 26th. +.
Two for Is cents-writing tab
lets at Herald office. Now's
your time 70 buy.
Vic Van wormer was in
Springfield Tuesday, going from
here to Two Buttes.
Dairy Lunch Room" is the
right name, and for quick SER
vice is the right place. See Per-
ry's I'd.
Mrs. Bertha Smith Of Rodley
was here Monday in the interest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Thompson.
G. W. Peter and Miss Culver Of
Freessout were here Tuesday,
Miss Culver to meet her mother
from Pueblo.
The republican call for their
county assembly sets the date
for August z, the caucases TO be
held on Aug. s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

l:diidif Ser gorha1lg iiber oie fltrdtbare
.Graaobie on Ser CONNIE 'dllt, miro
'bie ganse nelttrale @elt Sen felogrml-
Ell SeIoen 8eifall flatlden, oie in
mmratelangem Gingen allf fral15oii
idem 8obell Ben beimatbliden Sero
beid)irmt mo oie- @rensen oes &ei-
DIES in trelle &lltf gel1olllmen baben.
Sos oelltlde Golf miro es ibnen ni1n-
met pergeIien.
sSNn Werifp Ser altc &1iSbclmmbbcl.
&or Ser @abl miro f~einesfalls irsemo
ctipas 5nr &Dintg Der Megifaniiden
Trase. geidJebn.
Ole Mmerifanii6 : Merifmiidc
&otnmiiiipn Fat. lire stbiibt, ppn Oft
lantie gitp nod @alhington iiber5r-
lieoeln, ulfgegebel1, lie miro fire
@isnllgen in Ntlantic Gitp fortieten.
s(bers lie but iid bis sum- 8. Nonem-
Der, all 10 bis ii ah Ser @abl pertagt.
Damn crit miro lie ibre geratbungen
mieber a%lifnebneli. Gb lie Damn aber
sll elmer befriebteetloen 96iung Der
@renslduefrage fomlnen miro, er-
ideint inns lehr, iebr speifelbaft. Ger
Merifaniide aurren lit eber st iebr
perfabre,t, als bob er 10 leidt mieber
al,f feften, lolioen gooen gebradlt
perbem fonnte. Mal mliB chen ab-
marteu, tpie liA II a If ser @abl Sic
9illge Ueiter entmidelu lperoel,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

oeutide JIotte tel II SAiif, Die gna-
latitrber pber pjer5ebn Sdifie perloreit
baben. Goifb gbronide be5eidJnet es
ols cine srobe gnttalidynne, 0aB bon
5ebt 6elltiden 3erltorern adt ent-
fanninen ieten, l,n6 tpiirbe pubrl1ein-
It'd ,rody piel entt6nidter leirl, tpet,n
ses nliiBte ODER lagen oiirfte, bob
10mmtlide bclttide 5diffe. entfom-
men iin6.
Die Zines ruff nad mebr Minen-
1terre1t, nobel iie pergiBt, bab cine
&alfltng Der Sperren iebr leidt bcr-
bangniBboI fir Die engliiden 3rans<
porte per6em fam. &iir5lih crit lit
ein groBer britiider 9ampfer I'M @a-
mol oard cine Mine 5eritDrt moroen,
Elm 8efpeis, baB Ole S6ifffabrt i'm
&anal belte idonY cit geiibrlid)es
l%tnternebmen lit. Miih Sic gines an:
crfenh Ben fiibnen, mngelintbigen
Gbarafter oes oeutlden MnerHfg, o,l-
oere 9latter tbun Das ebenfhns, trS-
iten<fib aber oamit, bob Ser Mngrifi
1i6 fallm baltfig %tpieoerbolen meroe.
Mus ii6 ia nod gu 5eisen baben
apir0.
sSsn Ser bentid)cn Marinc Itedt Elm
@eilt, Den gnelanb trpb aller ld)lim.
men Grfabrlmaer1, sic es NIT ibm ge,
madt bat. nidt begreifcn min. Giel.
leid)t audi nidt begreifen fam. 0us
lit Der @eiit, Der aus ltnerl1iitterIi.
der Sie@s3uperitht geboren miro
Der @eiit, Der Dor feinent @agrriB alt.
riifidlrcdt, Ser @efabr nift fennt
Das1g ibt Ser bemtId)en Slotte sic
l1eberlesenbeit, Sic iie at Sfagerra1
befnrr0et bot ult6 bon Der allf bel
M1tgriff i'm &anal &1lnbe gibt. 81
lit berielbe @eilt. ser 9eutldlanos
iiegfeide Sdladten gu 2anoe geId)(a
gen bot, einerlei mie groB bic feiuo
lidn l~lebermndlt apar 4. ll11o sbas ii
Der @eiit, Der 9eutiddanos enogiiIti
gen 5rilmph perbiirgt. 9as befiird
tet ltan it Gnglanb. 9aber oas I'm
bebu9ell, Dos Ser Musgaltg oes Sam
pies inn ellglildel &atal IN Ser eng
lilden. Grelie. allsseloit bat.
Die SdJladJt MI Der Spmmc mua
1tpdD innner hin nnb Ter, - Mnfan,
Der 8od)e gelangs ben 9entider, bel
Tran5olen ei1en nidt mnbcbcmtembel
@clanoeitreifen s1 entrcifen, ben 81
Sransuien linen am Gunncrstag abe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
Sn e d ID { 5 Il

Sn 9 d Depen :s,s.a
eNgliiaerietts Elm Ulusglast init Sci
lleterfdrift .9eutitber GseFsa" p.t=
5reitet, oas Die @erIentung Der .AH=
fitonia" hsBerii9 ansba;tet. 9as
5lugblatt entbdlt cine Mboi.Duns scr
Dentmiin5e, sic anlaBlih Des Inter
yanses Der ,2uIitania" iii Deut;d>
Lamb geprlst lpproen lei. Cine ios6e
Dentmun5e 1T III SeutiNlano nie
geprdst porben,l Die gebauptung oes
Slueblattes 1T pDllig erfunbeu, iagt
Die r80lniids 3eitunsa.
Die Mmpesnbeit @ben
9eOins, Der Dor GINGER s3eit gang
@hrien bereiite, in Der 9euptitabt beg
2anoes, 9amastuS, geltaItete iieb su
elmer granOip1en 5eier bes beriiDmten
Sarift1telers. Der i6m tsreitete GIMP
fang, an Dem aud Die obsrlten IRie
litdrbebDrbcn teilnabmer. mar bpn be-
fonberer @er5liGfeit. Spen Sebtn be-
1u6te bic b%eoeutenoiten militdri{9sn
uno 3ipilen Mnlasel anb intereHier=
te li1 namentlih fir Die Suitdnbe Der
@rndbruns unb pes Dffentliben Nez
bens in Den beoeutsnoen ,ipr:i9en
5tdbten.
%itatter bes n9erliner Saseblait"
hatte unlangit @elegenbeit. nit benz
ioeben ppm MeiteR suriidsstebrlen
@eneruIitabsdef Sinbenburs 5u
Ipre9en. 9inbenburg mar bon aners
tennsnoen 2obes Der beloenbafien
@rDBe Ser Oeutiden Sampler an Ser
5Da,me. Der Marldoa 1agte .Sut
0b ppr ieoem @renapier oa Driben" .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
ST fprod BON Ser 9dwere Der Muf=

ST Iprad BON Der 9dlpere Der 9(uF=
aaben lm Use ten uno pot: Dem nie=
len, lpas iiberal ned 81 tul iipa iq
bleibt, a6er er reoste poli rubioer
3uperlidt: rWtun tann, penn man
mub!! $50 elm Mils 1T, pa lit eli.
Mes! Mun muB Den Neg MIR fin
ben! Wlan muB iih fir sinen Mes
entI9eioen uro mlB Den nit &pn-
lequen5 uno Grersie sa gnbe se5eu,
Die 59pierigieiten fino 9rpB, oter
mir baben gutss &edt, gu boffsn
DaB mir Iieaeu,"
- Sn 9anemart Iinb, sDtc
9uusfrallen iebt unter Der 5ii1runa
Der 5Griftiiellerin Sbit SsaIens yeil
Ser, Der 99fpeiter bes betunnten Mrs
peliiten So3Mnes Q, Ssn1en, NIT Der
@riinoung eines Jrauenpese;ns aulia
eisentiimltner Wrt baidaftist. Ser
neue 9erbano min ndmli9 energ;iS
fir Die ae1te Der @ollsfraasn ssgeu
iber Den 9tenitmdp1en eiutrsten, SIT
ii6 bor einiser s3cit ldol o%reanlt,r II
beben, I'm segetl oliau anipru9sopay
9errinnsn gcI9lpHen pprsuaeben uno
@telung gu nebmsn. 5rau Senlea.
5enser bdt nun einen sSprtrag aug,
%tiinpist, in benz 1e Die 3lele oss
neuen 8ereins Oarlegen uup Yrppa-
gambia fir i'm" MAIDEN mil, DDS III
nun enolin eimnal cine !,eue 9tote in
Der 3eit bes 3ufammenf9luKes Del
Sausfralen auf Observation-Disclosures
gebiete. Msan TT auf Den Grfoig pss
bielperipretbenbM llnterneDmsns da-
BERT gsipannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

Agfaide utlb ialibere 2ieftrlns al,
Ter Dirt oei9dftIider ,tnb pribater
Drudiaden sl bel, r,iebriefen BreiIen,
ast.9rw6eret tsS nSer 9emslrsi".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
9olitiidjc Mnscisc.
ST eiiinnige 8irQtr Dpn
Gtbar County, NdtnnQ!
scnator 8m. $. sbeea,t po,, Mnarno=
Ia, Sa., &atbibat fir @iebcruabl.

Ser bprtrefflidc, fretTinniac
Senator fir Sen CEDAR nrD sSpncs
Gplntb limfaKenben "a. Seimts ges
Strf, Wrt. 8. sbcen,t bon q .lartoiu,
Sn., 1T beu1ofratii1er &anoioat fir
Btcber mail Mnc freilinnt1
gen Babler linb namentliL Die beut>
1der 8eburt pber Mbfunit III Gebar
County A%iolltcn am ndditen 9ienstaa
fir TIN itimmen, sobne Niidli9t ba<
Ialif, ipt lie in Der Grdlibentcnz pber
Der @obernorsipaDl 1tinnn,e,l mDae1.
Scr friibere Genntpr S. ". Green
gibt linn im vTiptpn Coulter
batibe@ folgenoe GntpichInns:
Stpnegith.S a.,
Sen %. Git. 1916.
8ebnfteur ygon1erpatipe~
Gipton, So.
@ertber Sreltnb SadIon..
Sd idreibe Sbnen ei1igc 3e1lcn, ll,s
Sbnen bic &atbtbatl1r meiles Srcul,z
bes, Sc1atpr 8 lit. s. 5beenn bon
SSpnes County fir @ieberiuall in Ser
Soipaer Gent bon bieIem 8c3ir! brtr<
genb sl empfebleu.
@err Gbceon lit eincr nnIcrer be-
item 8iirgcr, lit elm lpDaler ms trencr
9emofrat. iii in jeber geS,csing be-
fdbi9t, bieies Mmt 81 betttiocn, unS
miro nliere Snterelicn III 3cS Motncs
III elmer ebrenbaften. intellisettcn utio
energiihen grt nnb 8eiIe nertrete1t.
@enn er li6 bon Hcdt nab Ser Sc
redtigfeit irgenb elmer MisgeGegenbeit
iiber5eugt bat, fam, er bnl1 feilte
l1eberrebunssfiinite, bnrd fem auf Sic
Gditlter flopfen, tpie Ioldes iii See
Woines ia gang nnb gdbe 1T, ion Iete
i,er einmal gefabten Mniid)t obgebradt
iperoen, nho CT idelt iib aua; ntdt,
auf8uiteben nnb fir 9as, ipos er fir
redyt bdlt, a1 fdmpfen. Sebertnann
tpeiB, tpo er in 0ffentlidm Sroeen
1tebt unb mo CT IN bieien liehcn Mrs,
neil er feline Mniihten nidt iincr Nadjt
dnbert, nm iei1le cigene ,SucSc gil for
perm pDer ei1 poliff1des Spie[ al treiz
ben. CT ilhlpirt cine SraBe griinblid,
ebe er ii9 cine MnIibt bilbet ltnb
1denft ieber feline ehrenbaftc unb mr.
beeiilflllbte Illfmerfinmfeit.
CT lit elm rrbiger AMdtagsmenI6.
berielbe Mann eeltern, beuts nnb mpr<
gen, NIen gegeniiber entertainment
lnb sefdlig.
CT lit erprobt llnb nls sem @olse
trelt erfrnben fppr6en.
Sh fprbere. Sic nnb ole metile
Sreunbe in gcbar Conn III nlf,
Ndes in ibrer Wsaht stebencc al fun,
Inn bic @iebererpdblltng bcs I9tbaS
Ten 90 M. 8. gbecuM, meines
Sreunoes felt bielen, bielen S1hren, in
Ben Soipaer @enat 81 ersitlen.
Mit beifem llnb ber5Iiditcn 8iins
l9en fir Sic nnb aIle meitc SSreunhe
IN gebnr gcrntb, berbleibe iM
Sbr ersebener
s. q. GIrcenkE
genator @m. 8. sbecan Int baidt
feline 2nllfbabn als Genatnr bcpisIen,
baB er Elm reiiirniger 7, gsreht
nnb binig benfenber Mann iit gr
ionte Bic ber5Iide 11nteritii.Alt5D aller
freiiinnieen 9iiraer IT, ieinem.
aus gebar.ltnb Spnes gollnfb 5u1am<
mengeIebten @enntsbeSirf, ssaiaInentlid
bon benen beMtf6er Gcbllrt ober
Nbiammuns erbalter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05
sasstoen ias
arseitspIase, gertaute, @erIass.
NSnhmm,1ncn ctr
@pbnmnsen etc.

IN hieier @ubrit peroen fir einen sa,
biz gu elmer 8o6e gu Den nu@folesn
Den &aten tnlerirt: 8is gu bier Seller
ober Deren Haum SOC, uber bier mi
,s gu a6t 3eilen $1.00. Seine Nn,
5eiee mtrb fir peniser ais SOC auge
nom1men.
Sur @teleueeiude tpirb bel eiuz bt,
ie9snoIiger Snieriion 25c berednet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-05

|pieocr entriHen. w 9pd) bieie f(eis Z.
ncrem lofalcu GrfDlge rno MiferfpI. =
&c babea amf. Sic allscmeine Griias- s
.lagc an Der Somme nidt ben gering. e
item Gij1fluf. Sic bentide Gtabkr s.
maner Ialt, trot 1aller. Mniiirme Scr e
griten itnb Gransuien, 1~nerldrItter. E
lid fet.-9ieie iilb bente, nadJ pier 8
Monatcn, nod nidt in &cronnc nnb e
8apam1ne, bnn einem 9nrdJbritdl =
bmrd) bic bcltiden 2inicr fam 1c,te 8
mod bicl ,ueniger bic @ebe ieiu, ais s.
npr bier Munatc,i. =
Gle &a1npfe i'm Somne- Mbidnift s
began1ten am 1. SllIi. @ena1t bier s
8oden nod gr0ffmnns Ser sroRcn E
rililiiden Sffeniibe. @ie allf ser $50. 3
|riier &onferen5 ~berabrebet poroen&
NOR Sos nad5te s3iel Der &1mpf#=
i6nret #0ieTs' MiSen .StGote 4eronn6 E
u,o BapaaSsmt llidb aipar 5oIten BIZ E
kJran5ofen aassretls,e, bie gnglalloer E
@upaiulle 5%litreben. Dos eigentlide s
3iel aber, bas groBe 3iel, mar lcr s
Dnrdbrn6 6urd. Sic oeutiden 81 E
,,;p,, Gs h;Tn sam Sm;;,.+o,, ,ar :
,,;I4s ss.4s aa.l.t. W. s
S;e;ss .o spsl" hnS ~ ~ e,ae'ten, uas E
liegen eintpanofreie 9eneile oafiir E
Dor, ) s es beltanoen bat. ggpor :
IIa;t,,a : ~ 1870. ayaro,,a ~, 4e -. sseles /:
Ns,fasr - nar M;ear,;a ata s'1 pea " :
Sssra So ssro,,.a f -, sS,,n Im' W. So :
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,c,.f pt,sl pM stro tt,i 49, n s;a Sam :
Sha, a;,;o,, =, ;;sorsa, =. OI nI I:
Ssn saanl ,,a% e. Nv, aaso;.. NV l.w 8
n;aio S1 l,I% a. Dt r',a,. o, so,a;.oit p aaa s; :
0ffor,;no Tnaa IN 49, ogs I 5;e
mai'E p@oe wy RI TS aser ~ MAJ isu n,,,4s sss ~ :
Idon Sen ano. IN mef9hp1n mon, i, :
Mannun,e mn gSeyon,,a ia;,,s ,n;;rs, :
oIs lie Srei snne nj mar meISete |:
mon Sic Ne1tld,p, trofpn Norherei. !:
tlnoen fir eiren oTIoen,pinen min. :
ana ,rnh mieSer cime,1 Soa ,natc, :
NOR Ser s9inerStonS Scr Te,,t5,ben ! !:
n1t ME oehrnden @e,,tp ~ Sie Si. +:
~fer1lipe liner t,ier monnte nrt ,,nS !:
n1nn 1T ia,t,1,er ,,nh oohei Sen miner. /:
rn,,o Ser Ie,ifihen mipSprs,,hrcden
Ms Sic Nfieniifp hpi,,o6e Sre; Ma
note aft NOR erreid,te mo GombIes
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Gilpin observer., 1916-05-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES,

Sunday school will meet as usual
at 10 o'clock.
At IL o'clock we will have our regu-
lar morning worship at which time
an address will be made by Mr.. F.
w. Hopper, one of the state secre-
taries of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Many wild remember
Mr.. X. A. Kennedy, state secretary
for Boys work, who addressed us
about this same time year ago. Mr.
Hopper comes on similar errand
and with a kindred message and it
is hoped that a large congregation
will be present to hear him.
At 6:15 the Christian Endeavor So
ciety meets to take up it's regular
topic: How Missions are Blessing
the World" Mr.. Herriott Is to be
the leader.
AT Z O'Clock, instead of our usual
evening service, we have made ar
rangements to attend the service in
the Methodist church to hear Mr..
Hopper deliver his address entitled
THAT Boy of Nine" This is SUBJ
ject vital to any community and es-
pecially to parents and teachers. Mr..
Hopper is a thorough student along
this line and can give us many help
full suggestions looking to the con-
servation of our boy life. Do not
miss this opportunity for helpful in
struction on an all-important theme.
The social given at the church on
last Friday evening to the parents
and friends of the scholars of the
Sunday school was success in every
way. In spite CT most unfavorable
weather, there was large attend
ance and all enjoyed the feast of
song and story that was provided for
affairs are always enjoyable and help
full and we hope will be more frequent
during TIE summer months.
1t is very gratifying to report that
the attendance at all our services has
increased materially of late. A re-
markable increase was observed at
Sunday school on last Sunday morn
ing. This is doubtless due to the
activity of tie two contesting teams
Of the school that are striving to
out-do one another in the matter of
increasing the enrolment before
Children's Day. A large congregation
came out to the song service on Sun
day evening also. 1t is apparent that
this a popular and useful form of
worship and we shall plan to repeat
1t at frequent intervals.
Interest Is focused at present on
preparation for Children's Day which
Is now only two weeks Off A spec
ial program of recitation and song by
the children is being prepared and
1t is hoped that all the parents and
friends of our scholars are planning
to be with us on June 18th.
Gilpin observer., 1916-05-25
SAFETY FIRST

Mr.. Subbubs was taking his friend.
Mr.. Flatz, out to his home for dinner
They were in Mr.. Subbubs' car. and
were carefully craving along a boule
ward on the outskirts of the city.
"Why don't ycu speed her up?"
asked Mr.. Flatz.
mot out here" replied Mr.. Sub
bulbs. "All the pedestrians who live
cut this way are carrying home gar
den tools this time of year, and II
you hit ore OF them you'd be sure
to get a puncture."
Gilpin observer., 1916-05-25

We understand that the automobile
road between Rcllinsville and Ned
erland that las been in a bad condi-
tion this spring, is now being repair
ed and placed in good condition by
both Boulder and Gilpin counties.
Late reports inform us that Boulder
county has large force Of men with
teams and scrapers between the
Sayre lake and the Beaver. grading
a fifteen-foot track. Let the good
work go ON and We will coon have a
fine read between Central City and
Nederlapd.