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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

miotle chwycil W CRUDE dloni,
~wyszedl.
Ma drugi tydzieh powtorzyi,
sic znow tn sama scena.
- JaguS.
- No?
- Byl tn znowu Walenty.
- By1, to i poszedl.
- Me badz glupia, dzlcwczy-
no, ~szcze5cie CT samo w rece le-
zic.
Dziewczyna wzdrygnela sic,
s~pojrzaIa przez szyby zapylone W
okno drugiego pietra i rumieh-
EN- oblala sic pc same uSzy.
- ZebyScie mnie "a wlosy ci2-
gneli Z MIN do 6ftarza tax ME
pojde. ~
Me p6jdziesz?.. Obaczy--
my. Juz ia CT tie HUNGRY Z glowy
wypedze, poczekaj!
lynn razem skohczylo sic ma
~placzu, a re byia niedziela, wiec
.ojcu w pomoc przyszla ciotka Z
podwojnym rezonem.
Pan student Z rrzeciWka, wy
gladajac oknem, siyszaf w sutery-
ME mieszane glosy, placze, krzy-
HI, lecz ami sic domyslai, re to W
ten sposob namawiano Jagusle
do malzenstwa.
Ma drugi dzien rano wylezdzaf
IA wicS, Majcher znosif mu wall
zke do dor6zki i wyprawial ia ko-
lei, Il potcm poszcdl do cyrkulu Z
ksiqzkq wymcldowat mlodego To-
katora. Pochmurzony byl / mil
czqcy; Brylusia kopnai w drodze
/ powrotem "a to, &c SIG LASH do
nicgo. Mai ochote sic upiG razenl
L siostrq, gdyby lie byf wlasnic
ia nowy rok ,,przysiegal cd wod'
XII"
w suterynie Jasusia plakaia
przcz caIy dziei, tax, re omal jej
oczy Z lzami ME wyp}ynely
- Czego ty beczysz i beczysz,
jak ma utrapienie? - pyta}a clio,
tka.
Dajcie mi pokoj, ia WIEN
czego.
I plakala dalej.
Minefo kilka miesiecy... Wa
lenty musial bye wytrwalym clio
wiekiem, DO jak sic upar}, re ma
swojem postawi, tax i Npostawi}
Jak zaczal chodzit, prosic, pytac.
OLGA namawiat, d~ziewczynie po-
chlebiaG, ciotke polo, tax i spra'
we wygra}.
- Parma Jagnieszka bedzie mo
ia, chotbym miaf zdechnac tn
pod progiem - powiedzial je.
pewnego razu = albo ia, albo
Mkt! ..-.G.
Kiedy ma udry, to ma udry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

(Dokohczenie ma 7tr. etej:)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

Committee on Claims and Accounts
On motion of Supervisor Coleman supported
by Supervisor Kirby the above report was ac-
copied and adopted
On motion of Supervisor Slonaker, supported by
Supervisor Bolinger, that this Board sustain the
Superintendent of the Poor in their action re-
gardng the payment of certain bills for the burial
of indigents Motion carried
On motion of Supervisor Chase, supported
by Supervisor Anderson, that the amount here
after allowed by the Superintendent of the Poor
for the Burial of indigents, be raised from $4,000
to S25.00. Motion carried.
The hour having arrived for the special order
of business, Supervisor Chase introduced the
following resolution and moved it's adoption.
RESOLVED, BY the Board of Supervisors
of Van Buren, County that heartily endorse
the resolutions presented to this Board from OF
tawa County in regard to amending the present
law as to the election of County Road Commiss-
toner's, and also to amend the present law in re-
gard to collecting Dog Taxes. Also that re-
quest our Representatives in the Legislature to
use their best efforts to such legislation.
Upon the support of Supervisor Phillips the
above resolution was adopted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

Tax and Interest Observation-Disclosures 1850
Mothers Pensions " $4,000
Sheriffs Expense Money - 100000
State Treasurer observation-disclosures 1O5521.14
Ashley Adv. Expense Money ----- 10000
Broughton Adv Expense Money = 10000
Burhans Adv. Expense Money $500 10000
Unclaimed Estates - 1877
Teachers Institute " 1858
almers Federation -- 10000
Refund Keller Township Treasurer
State and E. Tax overpaid ------- 74.15
Refund Erastus Cone Fee Account - 400
Warner, Policy Fee Farmers Mutual 1.5O
Oscar Elkman City Treas. South
Haven Boat Tax ----------- Az
Berrien County Fire Insurance Co.
(assent) -- All
Cash on Hand - 9616.67
Total Credit $343, 1922. O2
Upon motion of Supervisor Coleman supported
by Supervisor Lober, the above report was accept
ed and referred to the Committee to settle with
the County Treasurer.
Motion made by Supervisor Boinger, sup
ported by Supervisor Mosher, the Board adjourn
ed until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5th, 1917.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Roll
called. Quorum present.
The minutes of yesterdays proceedings were
read by the Clerk and approved.
On motion of Supervisor Chase, supported
by Supervisor Phillips, the communication from
the Michigan Association of County Drain Com
missioners relative to this Board paying the
travelling and hotel expenses of the Drain Com
missioner to their next meeting at Lansing was
laid upon the table for future action.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
ON COUNTY BUILDINGS.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Van
Buren, County.
The County Building Committee which was
instructed to confer with the County Poor Board
to get their views as to advsabiity of purchas-
ing a Light and Cooking Plant for the County
House would respectfully report. That we have
conferred with said Board and find that said Poor
Board does not think it advisable to purchase any
such plant until the different systems have been
further investigated and your Committee would
further report and recommend that the County
Poor Board be instructed to make more COM
pete investigation of the different Systems, and
report what they consider the most desirable
method to pursue in this particular case and re-
port their findings to this Board at their earliest
IOppOrtunity
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

l to 3 years Ionia Recommendation
and one half years.
l to years. Ionia; no recon- =
mendati.n.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Number prosecuted --------------- 25
Number convicted ------------ ------- IL
Dismissed B
Punishment awarded:
County Jail months
County Jail 20 days
Fines $143.95
ANIMALS, CRUELTY To-
Number prosecuted -----------4
Number convicted ------3
Dismissed payment of costs -------
Punishment awarded:
Fines 354O
ARSON
Number prosecuted 1
Number convicted -----1
Punishment awarded:
7@ to Is years, Jackson
Recommendation 10 years
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO
DO GREAT BODILY HARM.
Number prosecuted 1
Number convicted -- 1
Punishment awarded
months 10 years, Jackson
Recommendation 18 months.
Number prosecuted ----4
Number convicted -1
Number acquitted ---1
Number settled "
Punishment awarded
County Jail under the Poor
Debtors Act.
BURGLARY
Number prosecuted ----2
Number convicted -------------------2
Punishment awarded:
1 parole.
l lOnia months to Is years.
Recommendation 1 year
CIGARETTE LAW VIOLATION Of
Number prosecuted 1
Number convicted 1
Punishment awarded:
Fines $1515
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Number prosecuted " 16
Number convicted -------1 Is
Punishment awarded:
Fines $3.50; County Jail $50 days
DRUNK AND INTOXICATED
Number prosecuted ---------- 81
Number convicted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Dismissed - -
Punishment awarded:
Fines $190.S5
1 Paroed.
County Jail 355 days
CONCEALED WEAPONS
CARRYING OF
Number prosecuted ----------------1
Number convicted ---------1
Punishment awarded:
Fines $500
COMPULSORY EDUCATION LAW
VIOLATION OF
Number prosecuted -----L-------2
Number convicted ---------1
Number dismissed -
Punishment awarded:
Parent placed parole
FALSE PRETENSES
OBTAINING MONEY BY
Number prosecuted ----------------1
Number convicted ---1
Punishment awarded:
6 months to 10 years Ionia,
Recommendation months.
FORGERY
Number prosecuted ------1
Number convicted --------------1
Punishment awarded:
9 months to Ia years, IOnia
Recommendation months.
LANGUAGE, INDECENT USING Of
Number prosecuted ---7
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

On motion of Supervisor Slonaker supported
by Supervisor Young, the above report was ac-
copied and adopted
To the Honorable, said Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee on General Claims would re-
spectfuly submit the following as their partial
report, and do hereby recommend that the
several amounts scheduled herein be allowed,
also that the Clerk of this Board be authorized
to draw Orders on the County Treasurer for the
same.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

Poor Board beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
We have carefully examined the books,
vouchers and bills of said County Poor Board
from January lst, 1916 to January LIST, 1917 and
find the same to be correct
Your Committee wishes to commend the
County Poor Board for the manner in which they
have looked after the Countys interests, showing
the same panstaking care in the Countys bust
ness as they would do in their own; as shown by
the discounted bills.
II. j. SlOnaker
A. Gaynor
a Sheldon Coleman
d. Mosher
G.. E. Heagy
tod
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09


E. A. Chase
Thos. Woodman
l.. H. Bolinger
f. w. Hutchins
Sheldon Coleman
On motion of Supervisor Phillips supported
by Supervisor Kirby, the above report was accept
ed and adopted.
The Chairman then read the following letter:
To the Board of Supervisors:
Mr. Monroe was greatly surprised and
pleased to receive your beautiful remembrance
1t touched him deeply, coming from you. He
wishes me to thank YOU EACH and ALL
Mrs. S. E. Monroe
REPORT OF COMMITTEE TO
AUDIT SHERIFFS ACCOUNT.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee to audit the accounts of the
Sheriff submit the following report. Amount
collected and turned over to the County Treasurer
by Gladstone Beattie for the year 1916 --$3O5.47
Amount collected and turned over
to the County Treasurer by Andrew Lang
for the year 1916 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29S.47
Amount collected and turned over to
the County Treasurer by Erastus- Cone
for the year 1916 -------------------- Z47.5O
Total fees collected S85144
On motion of Supervisor Mosher supported
by Supervisor Phillips the above report was ac
copied and adopted.
d. Mosher
Clifton Pierce
G. f. Brown
Chan Elkenburg
On motion of Supervisor Coleman supported
by Supervisor Bonger that the County Treasur
er's Bond be referred to the Committee on FL
nance with instructions to inquire and ascertain
the cost of an idemnity bond for One Hundred
Thousand Dollars for two years. Motion carried.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Van Buren, County.
beg to submit the following report of the
official business of the Prosecuting Attorney of
Van Buren, County for the year 1916
The following cases have been prosecuted
and disposed Of
ABANDONMENT
Number prosecuted -----------------6
NUMBER convicted .
Number settled ------Z---------------
Punishment awarded:
2 Parole; Bond given.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

Motion made by Supervisor Bolinger, sup
ported by Supervisor Anderson, the above report
was accepted and adopted.
COUNTY TREASURES REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Van
Buren, County.
Herewith is statement of receipts and dis
bursements for the year ending December 31st,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
ELKINS

Rev. Dodson of Elida preach
ed at Elkins, Friday night.
The election Monday, result
ed in Mr.. Olive being reelected
Visitors in school last week
were Mr.. D Smith, Mr.. G Las
sitter, and Mrs. Smith.
Elkins eighth gr ,de examina-
ton will be held next week.
Messers Frazier, Carrot,
Wright and Laesiter made an
auto trip to Texaco, Saturday.
Those who went to White
Lake, Easter, were Mr.. Hall
and family, Mack, Alice and
Mrs. Smith, Mrs Lo7elady and
children, Mrs. Upton and Gilbert,
Mamie, Clovie, and Ray Car
roll, Ava May and Imam Hicks,
Elva and Tina Cave. Miss
Louise, Anna Ray and Tolbert
Preslar, Gladys anoIIomer Hud,
gems, Madeline Bean, Thelma
Ballard and Mr.. Sanders, also
Mr. Chas Lassiler. After the
egg hunt all sat down to a wei
spread dinner. not without cot
fee, however. After din.
ner the young people did some
kodaking and returned to town
in time for the Sunday School
in the afternoon.
The singing Sunday night al
Mr. Halls was well attended.
The school will begin work
next week ON a play for the
close Of school.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
The EBemy Ruthless.

We are face to face with a
power that has declared it's pur-
pose to conquer the world. We
have witnessed the desolation of
Belgium and the devastation of
Serbia; we have seen 800, 900
Christian Armenians butchered
with unspeakable cruelty by
one of the allies of the German
war lord; we have seen the
northern part of beautiful and
prosperous France laid waste,
as Hyder Ali laid waste the
Uarnatic; we have seen tens
of thousands of young French
women carried away by the
kaiser s soldiery, and more than
300, 900 Belgians of all sexes
taken into German slavery.
We have sten 100000 Bel
gian5 and 5 100000 French in the
conquered area deprived of their
food and their means of getting
food, and left to starve to death,
but for the relief work of Amer
cans and the British and French
people. We have seen our own
people killed ruthlessly, for no
other offense than that they re-
fused to obey Germany's order,
Amidst these immense events
and these scarlet crimes, let us
not be dulled by habit or by dis
lance from the scene of them
into a pigmy contest in these
giant days when the whole
foundation upon which civiliza.
ton rests is attacked. -Ex.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
OLIVE ITEMS

Mr.. Deering bought a bunch
of cattle last week
Mr.. Malone made a business
trip to Elida Wednesday.
H. T. Jones motored over to
Elida Wednesday on business.
Mr. NeSmith made a business
trip to Elida, Thursday.
c. g. Stroud is putting down
some wells this week.
Ora j. -Cloppert made a bust
ness trip to Elida Thursday, re-
turning Friday
Mr.. Deering motored over to
Elida, Friday, on business.
Mr.. Word and family who
are going back to TEXAS, recent
~ sold their cattle 10 H. T.
Jones.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
The Garland School,

On Friday night, April 20,
the following program will be
rendered-by the school:
"The Mirth-provoking School
ROOM" a short play
"Aunt Betsey's Beaux," a
dialogue.
Crock of Ages" a panto-
mime.
TOO Much of a Good Thing, /"
a short play.
my Old Kentucky Home, F"
an action song.
All are cordially invited to
attend. The program will begin
at 1880. sharp.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
Advertising rates made known on application

We cannot understand Ger
man ideals. One of AlbuQuer-
Que's best known women rc-
ceived a letter ypste rday morn
ing from a relative in England
who had agreed to take and
raise two Belgian children. The
children We're delivered at the
English HON, just before the
letter was written. When the
English family went out to
greet their new wards they
found that both If the hands of
one Of The children had been cut
off al Tie wrists and one haud
Of the other child
There IRE several huud ed
Belgian children now housed IN
England that have been SINH
larly manned. This unthink-
able brutality was not done 10y
the instinct of a savage soldiery,
but at the order Of high officers
of the German government, just
rs was the burning eff L0uvain.
1t was merely a part of the
policy of frightrulness inaugur-
ated for the purpose of shorten
ing the war.
These are not lies. The letter
t. which the journal refers was
a private one and the contents
of it were not intended for pub
LEGATION. But similar facts have
been attested by the publication
of hundreds of photographs of
Belgin children showing them
with one or both hands ampu-
tated by the brutal stroke of
the Prussian saber.
For the accuracy of the state
ment that thousands of young
girls in Belgium were ravished,
and many Of them murdered, in
pursuance Of the ''frightful-
ness" order, Lord Bryce, former
ambassador to the United States
vouches, giving names, dates
and places of old men who were
taken out and shot and OF old
women who were shot by mill
tary order as a warning to the
Belgian people that they must
not resist.
The ideal, inculated by the
German government and taught
by the German military writers,
cannot be understood, thank
God, by the people of the Unit
ed States.
But the people of the United
States must understand that if
they 90 not join with the Europ-
can allies and crush Germany
now, we shall, in the near futu
ne he compelled to meet the fun
weight of German attack in our
own land, and alone
1t would be better for us to
meet their poison gass in Europe
than to meet it in our own land.
Ii would be far better that our
men endure whatever the Ger.
mans inflict upon them on
European battlefields than to
rave to meet added horrors in
America. SO long as we can
fight The Germans i'll Europe,
our women and children will
not he exposed at home -Albu-
4
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13
See the Record for American
flags.
The Righteous Call.

LET all the men of war draw
near, let them come up, s"
cried the prophet. Beat your
plowshares into swords and
your pruning hooks into spears.
Let the weak say l am strong.
Multitudes. multitudes in
the valley Of decision, for the
day of the Lord is near"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

Mr.. Hewatt motored over to
Olive Sunday afternoon and
called on Mr.. Stroud. Mr..
Schirck was also present.
Mr.. Morris and family called
on the @. B. Peters family Sun
day.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

So many editors refer TO this world
IS "a vale Of tears" there is the grow
.ug danger that some people may be-
Meve It,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

E. E. Lee and family returned
from Texas points this week.
Born. to Mr.. ana Mrs. Sam
Southland on Thursday, April
II, 1917, a girl.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

Every once in a while somebody
you've always had a good deal OF
respect for turns up with wrist
watch on.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

Every American home should
display the flag. Get one today.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-04-13

American FIags-all sizes at,
the Record office.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
Notice Of Application to Lease State
Land

Ofice Of tho State BOARD Of Land Commission
ers, Denver. Colorado, March =. 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that r. r Hay
whose poetoe6ce address 10 Niwot. Cello has
nsde application No. A7sSs TO lsess the follow
Ing described Indemnity school Lands. situate
In Weld County. Colorado. to-wit:
Ne ~ Of section Z, township north, range g
West
Notice 10 further hereby given that sll other
persons desiring 70 file an application TO lease
same in this olice prior to April q, 1917, A.
NO other applicstI06 to lease the above do
scribed lands will be considered after said date
RAYMOND MILLER. President. State Board
Of Land Commissioner.
Publish March 30. April 8. IL, %.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DepaEtWeat Of the Interior
u. s. Lad O0kee u Deaves. Co10
Aaw IN H012

Har. 10. 1917.
Npliee b hereby esvxa that Kate E. Posisoo.
desested We a Wiiiaan Poulsna of Grover. Coso.
who On My q. 1913. n.de homestead entry No
0l0504. ~ NE3 Seetioe 81. township n. sanee
81 west 6P. n. has kied noeiee q intentjoa to
1aake three year psoof 10 ssa1blisA etaln b the
lAad shove deserfhed hstose U. S. Co@aaiasioeer
Clyde l. Stanley II Ceovw. Coao.. on The 27th day
d Aprt 1917. The eatnusAa Wllaam PouAsoa. :
nott&e1 thaA. b. sab0iasion Of said proof ~ wife
Kate e. Posasoo seeks 10 obtain paieat fns Tie aad
Clalnaat masses n Witnesses: Belle Waxham
1sd Hesben ~ Waxhala a Skeo. Colo. and A1e-
IA Cook. aod RAlpA C. Cook u Grover CoSo.
% MARY WOLFE DARCN Re1sAu.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
Boy Scouts Lead the Blind.

Henceforth the blind men of Spo
kane. Wash, several Of whom are
earning their livelihood a. newsboys
or street vendors, will not be com
PEELED to take chances with being
struck by an automobile or street car.
To end the perils which beset these
sightless men at dangerous street
crossings. several Boy Scouts have
volunteered their services rs pilots for
the blind. These scouts have assumed
\ sort Of guardianship over the blind
and will guide them each morning to
their places Of employment, and see
that they reach home safely each
night.-SpOkane News Bureau.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
Notice Of Application to Lease State
Land

Once OF the State Board Of Land Commission
srs. Denver. Colo. March !. 1917:
Notice IL hereby given that H. J. Lewis
whose spostof6ro address - .BriGasdals. Colo,
has made application No. A73S7 TO lease the fol.
lowing Described Indemnity School Lands. ut
nate In Weld County. Colorado. to-wit:
sEaNEi. Sec =. Town . n, Range 6. ".
NwtNEa. Sec u Town N. Range q ".
NW3SWa. Soc. y. Town N, Range g w.
NWaSEi Sec. n. Town n, Range e ".
Notice Is further hereby given that all other
'psr.oos desiring to Az an application 70 lease
same In this oflee prior to April IL, 1917, ~ NO
other application TO lease tho above described
lands viii Be considered after said date.
RAYMOND MILLER President,
State Board Of Land Commissioner.
March l6. April 8
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land OGee = Deave1. Colss1de

Ns1ch 70 1917
Notiee : hsseby 9iveo tAa9 CeosDe BFua0eieS. j..
a Ksota Colo. wko q SeVainbsr is. 1913. mAde
hooesaead entry. No. ol06O4. ~ tAe wesa ha1 q
Sectica 20. TownsAip nostA. Raaoe 60 west. Cd
ake kna three yea9 0rool b esGablsA einlm b the
f.nd shove Aese1ed. kefose Oaleed Se11es Coaaais-
eeees. At ksot1. Cola. - lie 10sA day a Aps1
1911
Caat nanes - wtenesse4: yaecb Bsuameses.
John ZmbeimAn. sd neasy ANsel a keota. Coio..
% MARY WOLFE DARCN. Register.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DepartRent Of the Interior

U. s. Lad Odkce q SaeIlin9 Colo,
March 8. 1917.
Notiee b hese6y ovea tAlt ES1a Fac Stanley. a
keo<a. Colombo. vho. o Ely la. 1912: 9ade
hoDaeAead satyy No. 0l7337. fos eat hak a Sec
tioa ~. townshlp 10 north. SanSe 50 west 6th p.
~. has Gied nsGAee o( htention 10 make laal three
Year pgocf - eGe1b1oh elnm to tAe laAd above d.
Se5abed before Unitod States co0aasjooes u Avalo
Ceio.. % the III AaS of Ny. 1917.
C)1lmaat nAmes - witoeases: AodreW b Osa-
Ainser md Mlaaie Deedln11 a Avale. Cola. ~
o. A. 2 BROWNS. Re1AW.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depaxtneat Of the Interior

Elsrch. 8, 1917.
Mckee b hezehv osea that Roy n. DeFesest. u
0seaa1haa. Coso.. whe - Seltenbes l4 1912.
a sw ssS 81 ss s. g ss g. Sia?ss 81, 81 g S sa
TowasAip oostA. RAn0s 50 west. 6th psinclpol
Nniaa. has Glad notiee u fntentioa to alake knal
three yoa1 psoeG 10 eoe1bA eiain 10 The lad above
described be1ore Unleed States Cos,1nissioee1 Clyde
l. St1ntey II keot1. Colo. the l0th day Il
Apsa. 1917.
Cussie F1ies. - f00ckinoAam. Cojo.. Cottjpb Fritz
I'D FS1Ak r. Defoees1, II New Raynex. CoSo
00 A. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

q. ST sod &c g Deavss. Co3os1do
Mar 10. 1917 Y
Neeige = hereby ovea that JosepA r Nosthguv.
q KeotA Coan. vho On February IS 1914. a4de
spwaaAip hostA. E1nse 60 west. p. ~. has &ied
notee a htsatlos 10 ae tAres year proof to est1b
~ eal1n 10 tAe land abo~e desothed before U. s.
he IS day of April. 1917.
Ciainsnt aaeses = Witnesses: James A Rmnsey.
Grant Davis. Odhest v. BoeheS and Harley C. lo6-
bius al of keota, Colo.
Os NARY WOLFE DARCIN. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1917-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

b1a1yA 10. 1917
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