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, 1916-08-24
Notice for Publication.


Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug.
2, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
j. Hennessy, of Saratoga, Wyo., who,
on July II, 1912, made desert land
entry, Serial No. 0s514, for NE4, Sec.
Z, NW4NE4 E9NW4, NW4NW4,
Sec. 8, Township l6 N, Range 90
W., 9th Erin Meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make final proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before d. S. Crawford, U.
S. Commissioner, Saratoga, Wyom-
ing, on the 18th day of September,
1916,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hugh g. Mowry, Joseph 7. Nc
Annuity, Harry F. Kincaid, and Chef
L. Cluff, all of Saratoga, Wyo.
s-lO-9-7 Will Reid, Register.
, 1916-08-24
For Sale.

At my reading room in Encamp-
ment, Harwood piano, with Nickel,
VESSEL and Gross action found in
only the best pianos, worth $40O, will
take $3.50 cash. Also player piano,
cost $3.50 and S75 worth Of records,
sell for 500. Will take $50 cash and
balance at SIS per month, or 1926
cash for both. | wish to save cost of
moving. 1t will be exhibited during
fish fry unless sold before.
VIM. FL. Haupt, Saratoga.
, 1916-08-24
Lincoln Highway.

The first government IN 1ney spent on Wyoming roads will un
doubtedly be used to improve the Lincoln Highway along the Union
Pacific. The Lincoln Highway will, when it becomes a first class
highway, bring thousands and tens of thousands of tourists to Wy
oming and the state can well afford to go the limit in shaping up
this road. Tourists coming into the state over this road will visit all
parts of the state and benefits will come to every community in Wv
oming. We would like to see the next Legislature provide for a large
force of convicts to work on the Lincoln Highway with all bills in
Guiding those for adequate equipment paid by the state. From Med.
icine Bow to Rock Springs the Lincoln Highway ii a disgrace to the
state of Wyoming-Douglas Enterprise.
, 1916-08-24

which we could make to remove It
The road by which Maple White had
ascended was no longer available.
Too u cast down TO speak, we
stumbled down the dark tunnel and
made way back to the camp.
One incident occurred. however, be
fore we left the gorge, which is of i'm
portance in view of what came after
ward.
We had gathered in a little group
at the bottom of the chasm, some for
ty feet beneath the mouth OF the a
when u huge rock rolled suddenly
downward and shot past us with ire
mendous force. 1t was the narrowest
escape for one or all OF us. We could
not ourselves see whence the rock had
come, but our half breed servants, who
were still at the opening of the cav
said that 1t had flown past them and
must therefore have fallen from the
summit. Looking upward, we could
see no sign OF movement above us
amid the green jungle which topped
the cliff. There could be little doubt,
however, that the stone was aimed at
us, so the incident surely pointed 90
humanity-and malevolent humanity
upon the plateau.
We withdrew hurriedly from the
chasm. our minds fun Of this new de-
velopment and its bearing upon our
plans. Tho situation was difficult
enough before: but, II the Instructions
Of nature were increased by the de
iberate opposition of man, her our
case was indeed a hopeless one. And
yet as we looked up at that beautiful
fringe Of verdure only n few hundreds
OF feet above our heads there was not
one of us who could conceive the idea
Of returning to London until we had
explored II to It's depths.
On discussing the situation we de
termined that our best course wac TO
continue to coast round the plateau in
the hope OF finding some other lean
OF reaching the top. The line of cIffs.
which had decreased considerably In
height. had already begun To trend
from west tn north, and II we could
take this rs representing the arc of a
circle the whole circumference could
not be very great At the worst, then,
we should be back In a few days at
our starting point.
We made n mar0h that day which
totaled some two and twenty miles
without any change in our prospects.
l may mention that our aneroid shows
us that in the continual incline which
we have assembled since we abandoned
our canoes we have risen to no less
than 5000 feet above sea level: hence
there is a considerable change both In
the temperature and in the vegetation.
We have shaken OF some Of that hor-
rtbie insect life which is the bane of
tropical travel. a few palms still sur
Wv and many tree ferns. but the
Am2zaanian trees have been all left be
hind. 1t was pleasant to see the con.
~Volvulus, the passion flower and the
begonia, all reminding me Of home,
here among these in~hospitable rocks.
There was a red begonla just the same
color as Il that Is kept In a Dot In
the window Of IL certain villa in Streat,
ham, But am drifting Into nrivata
, 1916-08-24
Notice.

Hunting, fishing, or trespassing of
any kind is forbidden under penalty
OF the law on the following ranches:
Big Creek ranehesi Bear Creek ranch
es; Big Creek Park ranches Huston
ranch on Cow creek; Sterrett ranch
on Brush creek; Canyon ranch (Parr
ranch) ON Encampment river, and
any ranches We may have rented for
pasture. Trespassers will be prose-
outed. Hunter, Casteel & Hunter.
9-lS-l9l5.
, 1916-08-24
SARATOGA, WYOMING

~OPULATION, 1000; situated on the head waters of the
- North Platte river, surrounded by 100000 acres of deed
4 ed and patented agricultural land-300,000 acres of irri-
gable and dry land subject to entry under the land laws of the
o. S. Agricultural crops are small grains, such as oats, wheat,
rye, barley and emmer; forage crops: timothy, clover, alfalfa,
broom grass, native grass and red top; vegetables: potatoes,
cabbage, turnips, in fact all kinds of garden crops; small fruits:
Strawberries, raspberries, currants, gooseberr;es aud others.
Minerals: Gold, silver and copper. Also coal mines. Livestock:
Cattle, horses and sheep, in all grades up to the finest breeds
known-this is considered the greatest stock section in the
world. Mineral Waters: Both hot and cold; in abundance for
all ailments, very healthful for both drinking and bathing, and
second to none on the American continent Saratoga is the
center of a territory in which the greatest trout fishing known
abounds, and thousands of tourists enjoy. it's pleasure every
year. Good hunting in season for both big and small game.
For definite information address The SARATOGA Sun. This
paper is published in the interest of Saratoga, Carbon county
and Wyoming. 1t costs 50 per year and gives you many times
your money back in information of valuable nature. 1t pub
fishes all the local news, as well as current news and the very
latest and best serial stories. Its advertising rates are:
LOCALS. loci peri line drti insertions and &c per Hnee each subsequent issue; legal no
hcNs sc perl ne frat insertion ana SC per line dhs ubequen insertion. Special tme
up at red0n1bec cost. DISPLAY: finch, 1 time, 2o; inch, month"; ;u up to qudter
pa0e,o one i"EI2 cp r f"oAi hB page, zoe per. f"eh;p page, Ic per inch. Rates By
month or Vsdr on application. N oLocIh aHoDed on front page Equally reasonable
JOB PRINTING rates furnishsdo or application. 10 better work. anywhere.
, 1916-08-24

o. p. Bogart OF Clyde, Mo-, and
his daughter, Mrs. II. d. Roof of
P4rnell, Mo-, have been spending the
past week with Ira b. Casteel ON the
Cow creek ranch.
, 1916-08-24
Auto Repairer.

r H. Glenn, formerly of Laramie,
has opened a repair shop for automo.
biles in the Richmond shop, next to
the Richmond garage, and will do
any and all kinds of tirst-class work
Stiff.
, 1916-08-24

j. A. Mauk has purchased the
Rawleigh Medicine Agency from p.
d Elliott, and will handle them IN
future, and for the present he has
this supply at the residence of W. c..
Edwards where orders will be filled.
AID g l7-tf.
, 1916-08-24

Remember that the picture show
will start at $50 instead Of s O'Clock
during the balance of the summer.
6.29-tf.
, 1916-08-24
Nc Hunting or Fishing.

No hunting Or fishing will be per
mitted On either of the Ruyle ranches
on South Spring creek.
s loft p. l.. Howard, Manager.
, 1916-08-24
Notice MO Huntinr.

No hunting or trespassing on the
old Kuykendall ranch south of Sara
toga. Kindt Sheep Company.
1881
, 1916-08-24
Prosperity made in Germany"

While people are yelling themselves hoarse over MADE in Am
erica products and proclaiming to the world that we are enjoying
prosperity by buying home products, these people should console
themselves that most of the war-made prosperity was "Made il
Germany"
, 1916-08-24

will have masquerade suits for
rent for the masked street dance.
Mrs Glenn Scott.
, 1916-08-24

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work, Six months employment.
S-l7-9-7 Mrs. b. A. Lee
, 1916-08-24
BY
A. CONAN
DOYLE
Copyright. 1912. by A. Conan
Doyle

larger ones became detached and
threatened to roll down the gradient
and crush us. 1t was evident that the
obstacle was far beyond any efforts
, 1916-08-24

It's blocked" said
no. THE root has
fallen In"
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gcfam sic ec0itcn scIcicu.

r5ic iino Ocr idoielitc AcrL ocn
i'd fcnnc," iagtc 9iidtcr Sdirm in
Der iiiomeitlichcn Eoli6ciitoticn &C.
tern 81 Ocm 30 Sabre olten 8. Gla.
renee 2lrtbur Uon 9tr. 1929, Golc.
StrnBc, Der oes Observation-Disclosures
fiir 6rmi mo StinOer onaeibuloigt
Dor i6m itono. aSc6en Sir Slt DOB
Sic glrbeit befommen geben Sic ons
@clo jeoe @ohe ibrcr 6rol mo iie
miro ibncn 10 oicl 9cben, iuie Cir fir
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bottc. gsie iie es and immcr Der.
iuht babe, i'm gum 8uDauiebleiben
iuo orocatIidlcu @ctraqcn ciisu6al.
ten, ilct9 Iei olle5 ucr0cpl,6 aupci
fen,
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9l6cuociien inn @cnlcinOe6ouie Der.
ouiioltcu Sic Slide Miro BON .
ll6r 93aduiiio9s bis 10 ll6r 9l6cnOs
in 9ctricb iciu. Cas- @cOed foltet
35 Gents.
oStiirmc i'm 2c6en.~
Gin iciien0eS S6cmo uStiirnie i'm
9c6cu" bat @oitor g. g. Stcr9er
bon ocr GrciciuiafeitS-9ir6c, Erini-
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tige Gornlittogs- -@rc0iat gepd6lt.
9l6cnoS miro @oitor Stcrgcr ii6cr
OoS E6cma u@er5eus. mo @cidaits
Gcligion" prc0igcn
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gISrD6iinu- GnmcnOereiu."
(Srohcr WacfeEbna
WIittiuOdJ, Ocn 2. Scbrnnr.
IL wertbuOGe 9Srsiic. - Gintritt 25c.
(San23, ,30,6cb2)
0clnDfratiidlc sInitcru.

Sin glniternSol peranitalictc
geiicrn scr oemofratiic6c Glu6 Der
70. @aro III icincm ncleu Gltbbouic,
Gdc GiifclonO Strnbc imo Clifton,
glUenue. llnter 0en 9lconcrn parcll
@encruIaupalt g(lbcrt e. Gitbie, @r.
u. 2. UolOe6orou96, iowic anOere
pronlinente @erionlibfciteu. Ter
@hI6 5dblt 5lr 3eit ii6er 400 @Gt.
gIicOcr mo 6eiinoct ii6 in blii6cu.
Oem 3utauOc. Sr. Games I. Der
nan lit %rdiioelt ieit iciner Grim.
Oung, @crr 5, 8. SSilion lit Sctre.
tdr. Gn5 @onitc iiir oaS 9lilitcrn.
Sonpcr bcitauo ans oeu nahitcbcn.
Ben Scrrcn: Soiia6 Spicr &orii6cr
Cotleu 9F. Giron Grneit q. Crap.
tier Games ". @olic, Charles I.
aloorcbeao, Socob 6rep mo Gonroo
Sdmp.
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Den @aIGingtuper l'e6SrOcn ousge
liefert.

Inter ser 9lniAuloignng. dnacb.
lido icinc 9lednung fiir aoit mo so.
ais in sSaibiuBton nicbt GcgliHel III
ba6cli purOe III Dem @ouie 9ir. no,
gSeit6ogctte StraBe, Der G0.idbriee
Sobn NJ g40ecier Dcr6aitrt itno bon
9idlter Supplee an 9}ahnittag ci.
nem Vebcimpoli5iitcn Der @ai6tng-
toner NoIi5ei ouSaelicicrt, ocr nah
baltimore Nelonulcn r0r inn 9Sbcc.
lcr So bolcn.
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0ie .9loroorlinr 6reitlinif~, IN
Sir. 1924 1926, Monument.
StraBc, mnroe I'M ueraonocneu Sab.
ne BON 1913 4Scrionen beiidt
pon ocncu TIA ncuc 9otientcil ipo.
rem. 500 9ronfe puroen III ibren
gSoUinmqeu beiudlt. Die 3obl Der
pcri,lic0cncn Gpcroticnen betrnQ
$50. 9ci Der id1rIicbcn Gireftoren
&criomnllmg ipurocn iol0cnOe @e.
ointc crmGblt Or. glrtGltr SSege
iartb @raiioent; Clinton 3. Hi
daroion 9Si8e @rdiioent; Or. u. 9.
Dlc@ouadie Setretdr; Or. Z. 8.
Sramcs 5batmeiiter, lno Sllbcrt
~ cill 9tatbgebcr, ais 9labfolGpr
ieiner periiorbeueit qlruocr8 aloac'
a (5ill.
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9Scscn '6c6lcrci in SInfluscSnitunS
ncricbt.

Bon ocl @e6eimpoli5iiicn Gmn
@ortcr mo Guirfc perboitct mo
Glcith Dor sic WroBgeic6uoreHen &c.
6roht luuroe gcitern Srau 5orob
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ben. Gie @roBgeiMworeucn pericb
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Cie6ito6l 81 @ruioe, oer ser 9icger
CHARLES Z. Gpuns periibte, mo Oei.
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on 6rm aotdcroisfD pcrfaift bo6en.
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licrll ctlcll 0Ded III SODe Ooll 9L-
GS620 bon DER gSoi6iu0ion @alti.
more & glmopoliS electric Goi1poD
Company, 5iu 9egIci6ung scr BON
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fiir Oo$ lebte Glortol 0cS SSa0rcS
1915. Sic Ginno6mcn ocr @cicQ.
iboif 6ctrigcn inncr6olb OeS lebtcn
Guortols wic iolgt: Sftober, Gr-
iuobicue. $9S4l7; aiuOer. Silli;
glopcm6er. Gupobicnc, $1lI905;
ainOcr, 1882; GScm6er, Guuab
icuc, $8i4t0; ainOer SHIP.
Ger 9etroa iibcriIciot Oie i'm let
ten Satire iiir oenicI6eu 3citobidluiit
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9taturQoS &oriNld0c
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@oltiuiorrr &il6lifim minoeltcus
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fiibrung oeS giaturgoies ipdrcn
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mic Serr 81. 9. 9ead in scr Der
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lit 5wiiteu @niicr. SSngcnicir @ol.
fer &. See mo Ocm 9miomo6ilGhb
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blifpm weiteite 9cndtung fiuOcu
inohieu.
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CSrObiinn-SaQe,
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Qnndlenn im ..Gitn.N[nh.n q

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iencr 9lnipro6c Die jcsi9c Situation
5wiiden DER Farfbc60roe uno Der
9oltinlorer Staotperipolhing. mdA
reno ais 5iueitcr 9lconer elm NlitglieO
Scr @orfbeborOe. &r. George @ecms
&illiomS, geponnen morOcu mar,
ser iber Die oeplauten Bills ipra6,
Ger @uo9et6eb0roe ole Goutrolc ibcr
Oic Aarfbe60rOe 81 gc6eu.
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3nr cluisen SluGc.

Shr cluI9en NnBc.
@r Gcor1 6ortid fi0oct oui ocm
Ncrj Seiu 6rieo6oie ieiuc lette
9lnbcltditc. 9lui Dem Sot Sopn
6rico6oic miro 0r S9il6 @lolicu
ter 6ci9cictt.
Inter groBem Eroncrgciol1e mur.
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6rico6oic bccrOigt naAocm in Der
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bell cclc6rirt ipor0cn mar Ger Ser
itorbcnc piroc III 0}cihcn6od in
C6crironfcu @opcrn gc6orcu un0
CT fam Dor % SSobrcn nit icincr
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ic1icO OH pcrgougenen Gicnitog inn
Sitter Don 70 Sobrcn aus Ocm Scbca
uo cr 6interld5t ouBcr ieincr gSitt.
pc, 6rou &otborine 6ortid bier
l0dter SRI. Sennie 9lNnc5 Sortid,
6rou aimigluioc 2oiiIcr Srou NlorD
DliiQcr. Srou Barbara 9loppinaer.
cincn So6n, @iidocl 60rtic6. Ser.
ner miro cr bon % Gnfelfinocrn be.
trouert. 9l9 Observation-Disclosures iinair.
ten sic 00. SSo6n 9ofilcr, @lidocl
Iorii6, So6n 9ioppingcr, Geo. 9iop
pingcr, @liGocl 9Ioppiugcr uno Gou-
roO Srncr.
gSilbelm W} olfcntcr.
Tic iroiihe SiiQc OeS onl pergon.
gcncn sSrcitug 10 pl0blic6 ms Sen
icitS o6bcrllicnen @rn @il6cln0iol
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cr6ollic aus oif Dem Sof 9opu.
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Stcrgcr Don Scr lutb. Crcicinafeits.
@enicillOc 6iclt cine crQreiicuOcTroi.
rrrcoc, S>r N}olfenter, Scr I'M G3.
2ebensiaGrc itoiO, erbliftc IN llln,
g9iirttcnbcrg, OoS Sidt ser @clt.
SIN Sabre 1893 ponoertc er nod
glncrifo ouS imO er bintcrldBt mr
icine @ittpc, 5rou aotb. Molicutcr.
Die lcbtc G6re ais 9a6rtudtrdger CT.
ipicieu ocn @eriior6cncn 0ic SS. $.
SSolitcin. 6. 81. Gpicp, IS. Sdnciocr,
s, AlcpcrS, 5. Sinner unO ). Softer.
Bette nuo iiderite 0apitulSunlaac.
Scr immlibultiame Sicgcsloui Der
Gcrtrolmdc6tc 6ringt Ocn enticbciocn'
Ocn Sicg lmO bic Gritc6rng cines
gr0Bcrcu 0eutidlonOS mo Deter.
reid .llngorus inner ud6cr. Sdou
icBt arbeitct sic munOcrbarc inncrc
Organization all 0am gSeocroli6ol
Ocs Grportbonocls. Ger Scrt6 Der
ppn Sen GentrnIm1bten bisbcv 6cs
iebtclt irenlOen @ebiete iberileigt bel
@ciier oic Soften Der @riegsiiibrln9
ic lGngcr Scr arieg Onnert, Ocito
GroBcr oic 9tieOerlagen mo 3ublung
Der @ricgscntiAdoiglng Der 6einoc.
DAB oic INSTRUMENTATION Ger Sen.
trolnddtc iAon beutc 81 Oeu bclten
unO iideritcu &npitalanlagcn 5dblen,
oaS 1T cine ieititebenNe I6atioHc
Gie bcfannte @anfiirma 3inmcr.
mann & 6ori6oB, 9ir. 9 mo H.
g9oa Street, 9lelp-Dorf. Die Spejia.
liitn in oen &ertbeu Ger Control.
nd6te lit, bietet nod @cIcgcnbcit,
Oieie bciicn aopitalsaulogcn 81 bill.
lioiten ,Erciieu 5ii crperben.
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Sa6rcn in pciten areiieu betanutc
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geitcrn Nlorgen in ser g9obnung lei
nro 9tciien, 9oniS S6ermun bon 9ir.
1921, &cnueOpgln ans Dem Sc.
ben eci9cOen. 0r. @amblc, scr iui.
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@cobohhmss Stotioncn puroen oic
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oic ima s ll6r geitcrn glbcnO berrih-
ter. heridtet
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Ger SScltfrics beatc UOr cincm
Sn6r.
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uon inO nod CciltiblonO mo &C.
iierreid-llngoru iiber NoticrOani mo
Rcio Dort. Geloienoimgeu na6 Gn.
ropn.
SbcO. 8. Giener & GO.
III CnS'aliimurc.S Str,
p@ldr5l3-) 243 SHO'NronOpuy.
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SSiir WiorglonO mo Ocn 9iitrilt
Columbia beutc 9legcn uuo norooit-
liMe SSiu0c.