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Washington Journal., 1917-09-14
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bobsn, oo9 bieis MitteiIungen baben
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bat faft $50 R1Iibsrgperte, Die iiber100
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fanse Die rieiissn StsiufnI5lager ers
f9iirfen IoTen. Neben benz Steinial5
fanoen ii9 aber DEFENDERS Ralis uno
M%asneiiaiaIas, bic man 5uerit einfa9
fortparf, neil man lie ni9t Dertpers
ten tOnnte. @rit ipater selans es Der
te9nii9en gbemie, Die fosenonnten
QbraumfaIoe gu ~pertperten; Defenders
purbe bas Gblortalium, Elm in Der
gbemie unentbebrli9es probutt, berz
Qeftelt. Ser befannte Gbemiter SSrant
griinoete i'm Sabre 1861 bic erits So
brit. 8is 6abin bate man aus 9oI5>
aide uno Seetang GbIortalium bers
seltsat. Die idbrIi9e Mense oes GEE
ponnenen gblprtlliums betrug auerit
nur ettpos iiber 1000 Sonnen, 25
Sabre ipGter paren es $4,000 Spn>
men ~getpprben. Do@ bic 8ertpertuns
Der Mbraumial5e tonnte nod piel 9r0s
Der tperben, ols Der betannte Mgri>
tultur@emiter 2iebig feititellte, oob
bic &alifal3e elm pertboues Oiinge>
mittel fir bic 2anbpirtf9aft ieien.
Oas, mas man nod Dor turaer 3eit
als lGftige 8ei9obr empfanb, tpur6e
plDbli9 elm pertDoaer Stoff fir
Die gauge 2onosstultur. 9as Sns
terefe am &alibergbau na9m bur9
biefe Seitftellung gang Defenders gu.
Sn Der 5peiten 9dlfte bes Dorigen
Sabrbunoerts e~ntitanben bann in
4nbalt, in 8rauuf9peig, am 9ora,
in Der propina Sd4fen, neueroinss
in 9annoper uno 9biirinsen, peiter>
bin i'm oberen @liuB uno in 8ooen
bebeutenoe &dliberaperte. Die 2anbs
pirti9aft Der @rbe gebrau9t etnu
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

SaIolause tpiro in sroben gebdItern
setIdrt, Die Deri9ieoenen SaIse fallen
bann aus. Saranf erfolst 6as @er>
fieben in groBen Pfannen, tppbei ii9
oas &o@fal5 f4liebIi9 ausi9eibet.
@s miro bann nit G9aufeIn aus ser
pfanne senommen unb in grobea
Srodenrdumen yetrodnet unb enoll9
geiiebt b%ermablen. Die Gauge ptrS
bann peiter auf an0sre minberpertige
@alse Derorbeitet. 9eutautase tperben
beionbers me9anif9e Ginri9tuneen
fir Die S%onobabuns bieier arbeiten
benuBt. Wenn man OeutfGlano in
Der auItursefdi@te oIs oas r@aIs
Der Groe" be5ei9net bat, 10 bat bies
aud rein misunderstanding pobl
feline gentle 8eoeutung.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

flaIle iebr itarf beiest lit. Die Mo.
Gammeoaner ltrduben iid i'm aage-
neincu Oagegen, Die Wtdoden III
Die SGule gu ididen. Gin eigentli-
der 3pang miro nidt ausgeiibt BON
Den 0iterrei9iid : ungariideu Orga-
zen, BLOB cine moraliide 8eein-
fluiiung; inter montenegriniidem
Jfegime ltanD Die obligdtoril1e
56ulpfIidt auf Dem &apier, wurOe
abcr iebr lar gebauobobt.
gues in allen oirfen mir fonlta-
tieren, oaB Die licbcuoae 9emutte-
rung oes S1ulipeiens our6 oaS
oiterreiGiid-unsariide Gouuerne.
nleNt feline Ybraie lit. 8eOenfen mir,
oaB in ariegsscbieten oft Die Ser.
mabrloiung Der Sugeno cine Der
traurigiten 9egleiteriAeinungen oes
&ricges lit, beocnfen mir ferner,
cob in @ontenegro Die @r5iebung
our Irbeit nadpeisbar feblte, 10
miiiien mir ben SUIT ab5icben Dor
Gem 0iterrei6iiden gingriff ms
montenegriniid)e Sdulmeien. 8iel-
leibt mar es eIne Iusiaat auf lteini-
gem SoOen, aber Die Wiiibcn mer.
Den ni6t aeidcut.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

Eas Commencement blieb ni6t oa.
pei iteben, Die Sepolferung Oes bonn
&rieg arsgeio9enen 2anoes Dor Dem
Sun9ertoo 6u retten ullo lbr einta6
ons 8eiteruegetieren 81 ermogli-
den. IS mill Dem riidltdrlOigcu Solf
@elegenbeit geben, lid ielblt before
acknowledgement gu peridaffen>
unO padt feline 4rbeit all Der 8llr-
5el an, bel Der @r3iebulg Der SUI
geno, oenn cine alloerc Wiogli6teit,
ole Montenegriner almdblib auf
Elm boberes Sulturnioenu 81 brin-
gen, lit ia ppbl faum oentbar. Die
S6ulen ieien oas beionOere Sorgeil-
fino oes @ouuerneurs, puroe uls
mebrfad geiagt; er iei uncrmiioliG
I'M perlonliden a%nregel1, &ontroaie.
rem, GerbeiferrL iiberaa i6aue er
ieIbit nadb.
9a unier @ciu6 in Getinie aui
einen Sonntag f1at, ieben mir bic
S6ule nidt i'm 9etrieb unO miiiien
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

Dem 9eridt zines Spe5iaIberi6t.
eritatters iiber Die Eotiefeit oes
oIterreiHiihtuneariiden @ouuerne.
ments in Montenegro lit i~oIgenocs
entnonumen: Gas Soni9reid Monte.
negro lit gum 3ped Der Scrmaltung
in iieben &reiie eIngeteiIt, an oeren
SpiSe elm &ommonOont nit Sberlt-
rang itebt; Die 9reiie 6erfoaen in
@e5irfe. IIs @enerolgouuerneilr
nu1tet Standardization b. @e-
Der, Der I. st. einen Seercsabidnitt
BEL Der @robcrung bon Nontencgro
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14
Ter tanicnOite Sag bes @cItfrieaes,

Sn Ser in 3iri9 eri9einenosn
.6rie0ens S@arte" pirb barauf arlf>
merriam sema9t, OaB 0ie Welt am
Sonntag, %. Mpril, Die traurige Sc
oentfeier bss taulenoiten &riegstases
begeben tunnte. Die n5rieoens= Warz
te", Die ben 8eginn oes &rieges BON
Der am %. Suli 1914 erOffneten
&riegserfldrung Seferrei9z ungarns
III Serbien ab Oatiert. fommt gu
l9rer 6eitfte1ung beg Datums bur3
Tolgenoe 8erc9nung:
%. Bis 81. Srli 1914 4 Sage
l.. dug. Bis 81. 9es. 1914 1873
1915 365
1916 S9altia9r) 366 .
|. San. Biz 81. Mdra 1917 80 .
l. Biz %. Mprii 1917 % y
1000 Sage
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

fommanoierte. Sein @affengefdbr.
te, Dem Die 8eouingung oes 9otut-
fden obIag, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
&roamann, lit So6ltfommalloieren.
Der in @lbanien. 9ie beioen @r5el'
Ien5en getpdbrten inns ole oenfbaren
@rlei6terungen gum Stuoium Der
bon SeIterreib-ltngarn g~etroffenen
@inri6tungen. Infer @inblid ge-
ftottet uns, bon einem groBen Stiid
eeleiiteter &ulturarbeit gu ipre6en.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14
9aS sdnlween lit MOntenegrO,


uns nit Der Seltiteuune beeniisen.
oob Die unterri6tsr6uule, Gle man
iid 10 primitiu aIs moeIih oenfen
iou, @an0e, @anfe uno 8anotafeI,
rein gcboIten iino. Goeesen fiibrten
mir Elm paor Gage ipGter in 0ani.
lomgroo einen regeIre6ten Sdulbe'
iid aus. @ttpa 20 &iIometer BON
@oogorisa entfernt, eibt utts oieies
3ort 0ugleid elm Bib Der %oiterrei.
diiden 6elobebouung. 9as 2ano 1T
bier ifon fIober. @ir ieben in mel.
tenn llmfrcis SoI0aten uno Wonte.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

Stredenbauten bes 8erstpsrts nit
8asen 5usefiibrt peroen. @etpaItige
Mof@inen in sroBen ausgeiprengten
&ammern permoblen bas Sala, unb
bas Mablsut fdut i9IiebIid in Sill
tri9ter, Die aud in Dem @eftein auss
gefprenet iino. Inter Der sanaen
Mablanlage 1T oann Elm Stonen se>
baut, in Den ole tleinen Wa9en bic
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

berg BON oen Diterreidii9en Sruppsn
beieBt nuroe, leiteten Hufe bic Na9>
ri9t Lungs Der @9ibengraben auf
oas raf4eite na4 &ufii4sPolen our
Miener Sruppenoipii ion. sic itanb
Bel SpanistasS paton. Die Tront
iaudate, bic Stdbe purben nit 5ra>
gen beitiirmt; auein fe batten bic
amtlide MelDung nod ..i9t: Die fam
erft piele Gtunben ipdter.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-14

5rant Mntoine. elm 8oll>
blutinbianer unb cine Waiie, aus
Chippewa Sails, Nis., taufts fur
$500 Bombs Der 6veibeitsanleibe
unb nidt genug Domit, trat er au9
nod in bic Armee elm. Sielsr Rcs
triotismus erregte inter ieinen Sfams
mesbriipsrn ben gr0Bten gnt4niias>
nus.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

The following lis a retraction by George ]. Smith, editor of the Plaza Pioneer
and a former supporter of Townley:
I'VE re served with a notice for retraction from A. {. Townley. The pa
per was served thru the sheriff of the county, to lend prestige and respecta-
blity. 1t could have been mailed % us by A. C. himself, but that would not
have looked respectable, or would not have the intended effect of soaring us
into retractmg. The editorial which Townley claims to have sustained his
injuries in as published October 2th and is as follows:
1.-The Nonparisan League is divesting itself of all its patriotic members
The ]. W. w. alliance which Townley tried to arrange for them and his ac-
hvties against the government, have turned the stomachs of the average pa
triohc citizen. 1t don't make much difference to Townley ow as he has made
his killing. He can ereney rest in his new $4,000 residence at st. Paul and
work no mol the resto of his life. He has got enough of branch stores now
to keep him in spending money and groceries.
eff he above had not hit the nail on the head, Townley would not have
squeaed. We re glad that We have been able to get through his skin, and
hit him where he is living. Townley is attempting to scare a lot Of newspa-
per men by insttuting several of these suits. There have 81 many editors
been served with ths notes of retraction, that W do not feel the honor as
much as we otherwise would. Hop to it Brother Towney. We will be there
with bells on to defend any statement we have made about you or the League
We have heard so many rumors about his $65 900 residence in st Paul.
that a building permit was issued, that it was under construction and also that
he was living in it. 1t matters not which of these reports are true, according
to his own testimony before the Minnesota State Safety Commission he has
collected ST. 100000 in dues from the faremrs which would build several $65,
600 residences besides financing his Socialist publications. In addition to this
he has his store scheme which seems to be still better-for Townley-. 1t is
claimed that there about 300 members" in the local store, which at $500 a
throw makes $4,000, while the enormous and magnificent" stock they carry
over $5yOO0-and where is the rest of this money gone to? Still Townleys
corporation owns the store. We would like Il see Townley in court where he
would have to explain these things under oath.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

If there is anything that the local
daily don't claim we have not yet
learned of the fact. They say that
"Gilbertsen sold seven pianos as the
result of advertising in the Journal"
Gilbertson's ad appeared in the World
before it appeared in the Journal,
hence we might make the same claims,
but the same ad appeared in fifteen
different papers in the Lake Region at
the same time, and we feel that it
would be egotistical to claim that the
entire success of Gilbertson's great
sale was due to the page ads he had in
The World. They make the same
claims about Mann's igssale,;j and it
is just about as true as what they say
about Galbertson's SALE. Mann's ad
also appeared in The World and sew
eral other papers in the Lake Region,
but the Journal claims all the glory
for the crowd that was at Mann's.
What a'joke.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
THE TRUE BATTLE FRONT

General SHUTS is one of the Boer' leaders who fought vahantly against the
British in the Transvaal war; Like Botha and nearly all of the leaders and
practically the entire Boer population, he Joined with his neghbors of British
antecedents in the creation O. great South African democracy under the flag
OF the British empire, and now, a IS a member Of the imperial a council, he
is one of the able and trusted leaders of that empire. In a recent address in
London General SHUTS said:
II am afraid that We ire too often dominated by the purely military aspect
OF this "a The military aspect is important, but it is not all important
Our army is doing its best and it is doing we'll. 1t is low moving forward in
Flanders slowly but remorseessly, and the results are fundamentally certain.
"But this ar will not be o only by u soldiers. This is a war such
al W e have never seen in the history of the world, and it will not be won
merely by arms. The battle front is not merely in France O. in Flanders;
the battle front is here in this country also; And you, as you sit here today,
the women and children, and the men of this country who do not ebaong to
the army al take your place by your comrades and join in the fight just as
those in France and Flanders.
II will go even further, and I would say that that battle front is not mere
in France and Flanders, it is not merely on sea or land, but that the true bat
tie front o fthis war lis in the soul of the nation. 1t is only in proportion
as you ri steadfast and calm, and there is the strength and determination to
see the thing through to victory-iti is onlyin that proportion that you will be
successful"
There is nothing in that language that is not applicable to the conditions
in the United States. The battle front for the British is the same IS the bat
de front for the French, for the Italians, for the people of the United States
No mater where he armed soldiers may be fighting, the true battle front for
all of US is in the soul of the nation.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
KATE O'HARE ADMITS
COMMUNICATION WITH
GERMAN SOCIALISTS

Bismarck, Dec. 7.-Kate Richa, is
O'Hare, st. Louis Socialist and author.
yesterday took the stand in her OWE
defense in the United States district
court where she is on trial charged
with seditious utterances.
She denied that she had at any time
opposed wal measures. She admitted
having been in communication with
German Socialists before thu declara-
ton of war with Germany, but sala
she had not communicated with them
since.
The issues at the close of yester-
days hearing developed larce'1 i:oto
a question of the varacity of witnesses
as to the alleged seditious statements
made by the defendant in her lecture
at Bowman several months ago.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. John Wallace on Tuesday
afternoon of this week. A program
of unusual interest along Red Cross
lines was carried; Mrs. A. NJ. Powell
and Mrs. Henry Hale having interest
ing articles on the work. Mrs. Hys-
lin delighted the members with sever
al vocal selections which were thor
oughly appreciated. Miss Cairns and
Mrs. A. L. johnson also gave instru-
mental selections which added much to
the program. The Club recently pur-
chased a Liberty Bond and. have been
active in other lines relative to club
work. Several new members have
been added to the clup recently, among
them are Mrs. Martin Olsen, Mrs. Hys-
lin, Mrs. P. Kelly, and Romig. The
hostess served delicious refreshments.
The next meeting will be held the Sec
ond. week in January. -
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
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MEN STOOD IN LINE
WAITING THEIR CHANGE
TO ENLIST sAT FARGO

Fargo, N. D., Dec. ia rush Of
registrants to get under the line be-
fore the expiration of the enw cleo
tive draft regulation, resulted in So
mel Of military age being sent from
Fargo Sunday night to the, Jefferson
Barracks, near St, Louis, and the en-
listment of 10 in the army and 9 in
the navy up to IL O'Clock. Monday.
The usual nume5r Of dailgs Establishments
in each military branch is. about two
to three. - y,
For the first time since. the army
and the navy recruiting Offices opened
in Fargo, and an active campaign
started for recruits following the de-
claration of war by the United States
on Germany, men Of military age
stood in line at both Offices Monday
and waited Their turn to be examined
and passed upo-.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Sidney Baker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Baker of this city left Tuesday
night for st. Paul, where we under
stand that he has enlisted in the Coast
artillery defense service. Eddie Moo
nan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Noonan,
left for the same place last night to
join the same branch of service. Both
of these young men are well and IA
vorably known here and are the sons
of two of Ramsey county's highly re-
spected families, and their many Dew
lis Lake friends feel sure they will
give a good account of themselves.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

George Juergens received a tele-
gram from Jordan, Mimi, announcing
the death Of his mother, and he ex-
poets to leave this evening for his old
home. to attend the funeral. His
mother was 70 years of age, and had
been a very active lady until about
two years ago, when he was stricken
with disease and since that time her
death has been expected at almost any
time. The many friends of the Juer-
gen family in this city will be sorry to
learn of their bereavement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

M. o. Krogfoss, a prominent farmer
living near Derrick, was brought to
the hospital in This city Tuesday, and
was suffering from a broken leg which
he received in the accidental tip
ping over of a rig in which he. was
riding. He had the fracture reduced,
and is getting along as well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
The many friends Of MI. Krogfoss will
be sorry to hear Of. his accident.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
DON'T B1LAME UNCLE sAM-BLAME THE KAISER

CONSUMPTION, the diversion of industry to we purposes, war loans, war tax
es, food saving, the high cost of living, calls for contributions to many good
causes-al these are more or less annoying; though the good citizen is cheer
full about all of them so long a Isl he is satisfied that they ar necessary. And
most of them ARE necessary
Nevertheless, in detail and in bulk they are annoying-even a good deal of a
nuisance.
It's perfectly proper for you to get mad about it, You can get IS mad as
you please about it. #
Only don't blame Uncle Sam. Blame the kaiser! He did it. Save all your
rage for him and those who do his bidding.
The kaiser provoked us to war-did things we couldn't stand. Oh, maybe
we COULD have put up with them-imtng our salings to Europe, for in
stance, to ne ship a week Enthusiastically painted up according to a pattern de-
signed in the lunitic brain of the kaser-but if we had, We never could have
looked each other in the face again.
If Uncle Sam had taken all that sitting down and grinning a sikly, i'm
potent grim you would have lost all respect for him.
He COULDN'T take it. He DIDN'T take it. Realizing that Germanys
threat "a not against Belgium and Serbia and France and Britain alone, but
against all the world and every institution of freedom that men have died for,
he gave battle to tbs arrogant tramper on human freedom, and all the rest
taxes, war loans, food saving high cost of living and al-folowed.
Get as mad a you please. But don't blame Uude Sam. Blame the kaiser
He did it; and its up to US to get so mad about it that he will rue the day he
YER founted his arrogance in the face of you and the American naton-Du-
luh Herald,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Only a few days more until Christ
mas, and you should do your Christ
mas shopping carly. Read over the
ads which appear in The Word, and
you will find soma real bargains. Next
week we will publish a Christmas ed
ition, which will carry a large amount
Of advertising IF the various mer-
chants of this citE, and which,w give
you some i~npoEjnt information as to
what and where to buy your Christ.
mas presents
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
MARKET REPORT

Quotations for Thursday, Dec. 18th
1917, as furnished by the Farmers
Mill and Elevator Co., Devils Lake
North Dakota.
No. I Oak. Northern s2.0
No. 1 Nor. 1904
No. 2 Nor. $500
No. 8 wheat $1.97
No. 4 wheat $1.93
No. s wheat S1.89
No. 1 durum 5000
No.. 2 durum $500
Oats &c
Barley SO and $1.16
Rye $1.64
Flax 1910.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

I am in a position to make heavy
loans on farm lands at 61s per cent.
Better merge all your debts In one at
a low rate of interest.
38-tf. F. X. Etevens, Crary. N. n
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Louis Bayne, who for several years
past has worked on farms in this VI
cinity, passed away Sunday at the
General Hospital in this city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Miss Rosalia Juergens returned home
Monday after completing a course of
stencgraphy and bookkeeping at the
Manktao Business college.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

Ell. stubblefeld, 7. W. Poweliand
B. "A. Gray of Cando were attending
to business matters here the first Of
the week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13

For Sale: A few pure bred Ges-
ter white bears. about 2 months old.
Art Henley, Southam, N. D. 46-2tp
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
T0YLAND

This means our BARGAIN
BASEMENT, for here you will
find a wonderful array of things
to please the little folks and
Christmas would not be Christ
mas to them without a Toys
new game or a book. !.
Aside from these things you
will find many exceptionally
pleasingand useful gifts-not!only'
for the child, butfor every mem
Der of the family. Your time
spent here will be we'll invested
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-13
U BASEMENT

At Christmas time presents an
interesting spectacle. The Dec
orations together with the won
erful array of gifts gives the feel
ing of Santa Claus and Christmas
cheer to young and old alike.
Gifts of Silverware (communi-
ty } are everlasting, cut Glass is
beautiful, a fancy dish or bric.a-
brac, Toilet articles, singly and
in sets even please, Carving sets
-Everything-Come and see.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DepartWeat Of the Interior
u. s. Land O(llee u Deaw0. Cob

u. $. Land Oe6ce q Oe0V1. Coz.
40. "a. lot7
Notiee y hereby dv:a 49, esses Dssessss. q
mSde hoasseesA eeesy. No 0!eoot. fes 81. Section
a. TownsAlo NJ R1a0s 90 ". 8 p p1ssS11sa. has
flied notee q hteatioe b. maize three yeas D!ooe to
establish clam 10 the Land above deseTibed before
u. s. Commisaiooes Clyde L St1nIey II Ksota.
Colo. On the - day a Oet. l9e7
meier. a Oseood. Colo. CeosDe BrWaoeaes j.: 81
keota- Colo. John Il. 1sv"aeses. o! Bd1ssdaSs.
Colo. Fred Dsvtsshes: q Oseocd Colo.
- MARY WOLFE DARCIN. Register.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
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AuSa,sa H. 1917.
NotIee y hereby Sven that F!aaees Mestoa. Q!
ae..1.es. Nsb Sse g: At Ell Is 1919 1:ds ds'fss
Z 81 W. 9Th r. ~. has Sled notiee o. iatention to
make 6na proof uades Sec. s. Par. ;. Act q MARCIA
scribed hefnse u. 8. CossaissIoaes. Cfy6e L Stse.
ey At Keota. Colo. the 7 day 81 October. 1911
Ct1imAnt names witnesseA: J. A. RuWlsey. y:
O. Waxhsan. Joha r. Possh. Mrs O. N. Ernst. III
al Keota, Colo.
% MARY WOLFE DARCtN. REGISTER.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-09-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depaytmeat Of the Interior
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Ne.,e. + h...Sy O.: IL. Ns:s..e 4 E.t..
e 81 g .: ~ N 81, 81 b Nwi.
ssetoa .. Iowaeh! ON. R.ses % y. ~; y
yeas Vsool 10 ssAsbesk DIN - he se6 .bo.s
Sescribsd. hsloee U 3. Ceaasioae! Ch6e L
Stsaisy. At Keoea Colo. a ~ Day a Nose0bR.
MT.
Ctainast nanss - wtensasss: ENo y. e1taea.
Nsnie Eidsoa. chasies O. Dodl1. ~ G. De11ss.
IS IS - Mary WOLFE DARclN. Rsssaa.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1917-09-21
AT. peter
Carpenter and
Builder
Concrete Work Of all Kinds
koots, Colo.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
~ G saA 0Akce n DenveS Co1u116O

Aus ~. 1917
Notice b hereby Given that Jacob John Bun
neies. 81 Oseood. Colorado. who o. Jyne 20.
1914. msde homestead entry. No. OzO0Sz: s0'
n, Seetjoa g. Towmship N. Rsnae 80 w. 8 r.
MesSdaan has hled noeice o. nleattoa 10 make
three year proof to establish elae to the .d above
Seaniey. II Keosa. Colo. o. ths - day a Oct.
1917.
Cisimsat NAMES - Witnesses: Ceos1e Bson.
u,eter IT,, ssd Ceosne BsunmeSes 81. II keotA.
Colo. Fred Destseher. Of Oseood. Colo. John II.
Bsunmeies. 81 gGIeasdae: Colo.
- M ~ WOLFE DARClN. REGISTER.